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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02

IHINAGo, My I, I3B1
In consequence OF difficulty IN obtaining full attend
from subordinate Unions OF the session Of the Ma
tonal typographical Unicn Mr.. Farquhar the President
has consented 10 It's posiponemont circular from tho
Board OF officers win be Issued next week.
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss No ysssy ss As0r House, oPpcsiic ,as church,
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T,HPRE rs NO MISTAKE OR DISPUTE BUT DR.
LANGLEY Root snd Herb Jaundlco Bttters ID the
cheapest and best png medtcne, purifying strengthening
pepsis hunors Of al kinds weakness loss o. appetite.
e2'ue % these Bltter Only a5c and 80, large bosues-
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Batcheior's Hair DYe.-Rsiiable An.
Bold and applied At w. A. BAfCHELSRs l6 Bond street
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HIS Hair Dye Fifty Cents; Black o
brown hfy cents Depot No Barclay street, aud sold
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Flag for ssle.-IOby II Feet. Price x2S.-
Also one - by % feet; Prizes $40 D. c. sILLEcK COZ
4 BROS
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KENTUCKY AND Missouri STATE LoTfERIEa

KHSrccxv. ExrRA Class, 2s7-nay 1, 1851.
81, IL, Sc, ~, ), 81, 10, So, Ia, TO, 1, 60, 80.
KryrUcKr. Glass 258-May l, 1891.
j, "a, IL, 40, d, %, 10, A. 40, 50, go, 4J, IL.
WOOD. EDDY CO,
Coyfngtcn, KY. or 81. Louis. No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-02

Prizes Cashsd In all LOCALIZED Lotteries
By JOSEPH BATES, No, 10 Wall street, up stairs
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MslOdson, $50 Broadway. - StRangeYS
don't forget 70 VISIT ibis institution Open night nfy
performers nightly, rvng performance from until IL
without iBermlsson Adm1aon Is centa Tho Melodeon 4
the greatest resort for fsshoe-
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4 BLUNDERING BRITISHER.

In the November number Of "Bentley's Biscei-
laDy' -one of The Oldest English Neutrality-suspicious.
Is sketch o. the lives Of six American DotabiitiaS,
leginniag with President Lincoln and ending with
Nathaniel p Banks. The writer of the sketches
very modesily says that if they have no other
merit they have at any rate that Of correctness"
* me writer had said bis sketches possessed the
merit 81 novelty, ne could not be accused Of exag
geraiion. In the sketch Of President Lincoln we
IRE informed that bis foeibers lived in Penusylya
ia and Virginia. and that Abraham Was born IN
Kentucky; he bulk several haI-0oats, taiied them
down TO New-OrIeans, and made good thing out OF
rhe business. On bis return from the Black Hawk
war; the writer tells MS, 4" Sir. Linron WIS put for
ward by the Whigs az q candidate for the State Lea.
isaure, but be was beaten tecnNse he mqjority Of
electors consisted Of Dem0cretS," which accounts
FOR The defeat sufficiently. lincoln then "went
into tFade;" rs the busiaess did not succeed, lis
parrer proposed adding spirit store 20 he business
70 which Mr.. Liuc0la streDuously objected, "be-
cause re has al ais Je been telt0toier" which we
take occasion here 10 say is gross libel on the Pres
idsnt. The writer gees on to gay ,hit 10 Ie'3 AR.
Lincoln was again candidate for Office, land this
time elected to the Legislature OF eic-S0tem,"
"a very f0gfisbing State, no doubt. The following
tacts in the life OF the President are new heFe ana
therefore we give them entie:
Tie Republican Nonsi Convention In 1876 selected Col
Fremont as candidate ior the frejercy and nc dc nbens
u Agois caly 'ed Liac0iHs eocf,oH Ye F,eaest Bot
ne fear of ds3iun OF the Union. which TIE Southern
states threatened, ROBBED the kepub lean party Of ea mum
her Of vote in tho Northern States and tie .e ion Of Da-
CnaD, Domocras, carried nyough In june 1888 Lin
coin pat by she Illinois aigs eo5diaGie J0r hss
P'esfcr while the Dem crnfs worked for the election o.
Douglas. Both csitk mud. through the State, and
otea rpeaed to the people the aud from the
piatf THIS struggle, IA which Lincoln openly de-
crec himself opposed 70 slavery and the cy Of the South
States cTTicd by both sie a;h great and
vent and excited general !, eres. Daugia' ~v7 ete.
1GLg ga ned ne dag while lnc1n had toe avansse that
bis nam. acquired great popularity for tho fatIre"
1'hose who cOntended that Mr. Lincoln had no,
suicien, experience IL sfdirs will be mortified 70
learn that the Wings OF Illinois carried ls election
az Nice-presdent. aud tie frieBos OF tie late SEN
ator DOusl.s must not hereafter complain Of the
treatment their favolife received, their candidate
having gained the day ia h- contest for the Presi
deucy in 1855 against Lincoln. The Sketch Of the
other noabilites j. Gst about accurate that Of
Dir. Lincoln. The Democrats VIII be gfieyed to
learn, as Hey will from the writer in Bentley, that
il 1870 "Jet Davis turned bis attention to practical
p0Litics aud tgrmed tie Oemocratlc partY"
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Arrived.

Shin Sailor Bride tBr OF Glasgow Mex enzie' LverpOOlA
days in ballast te i,d,'pn csnIue,os Io;b inst, ,.srto O.
: stephenson * Co. Had n. u y. T. winds the entire
Bs Laura Russ Geary Havana l6 days. blllssttO c. T.
Bs iee.s NOrwesiar sloppectai Dublin Sc days. b0l-
Ba. Rocket Bs Smith, London "a days cGsl to order,
Brig Nrsnaer (r o. Windsor, " 81, Priest, Netanzas
nov 10 bna.t to d. X. Dewo The brig Joseph Dock, for
New ok, cleared toe day prey Ions, n. ,.,...
srir Ann ) Salter Fish, Manhasanyile for Providence
sebr- s. NJ. Tyler shaddock, Albany for Boston.
scnr Deaue Park Radtan River fer Boston.
SchI Aissed Barrett. Cornish, Albany for Boston.
Sem Sem s 'f f. GnR Harl Foiisss Monroe day.. bsA
schr Caroline Grant her.e New; Haven. ballast
S oil G wi ht Pierce Baitimore DAVIS ballast.
sch a. W. Mcclellan, johnson, MAanIa. 10 days. sugar
sSai D. f. Kelley Kelley, EHrabethFot for Boston.
se osuna Johnson III 6eihpo;'f -. or B" o.,1
Arsus. low cy Elizs bethport fI Somerset;
SIR Ellen Bi.ne Bdsss, EhlabehPor' Tor East Green
srfr. Dart Johnson EilzsbehpOrt FOX Stamford.
sen Jane. aud DAVIS Eii1a5ethfort for Bridge
pIs"hr. New Globe Els. Roadog; for Boston.
Sloop sufloik Sinoussu, III lbeihr oEt, cosl
sioop BiaEy A. smith, AeDeFno't' oreas Egg Hsroor'
Stes,ae. A. H. Bowman Cark. NsvBedford mdse. to
steamer Mars, Nichols, Philadelphia, mdse. to J. & N
Briggs. u -
Steamer Tscony, Fly, Philadelphia ndse 20 oler Nix
patrick. -
Steamer Chesapeake Crowe, Po.tlsnd mdse and pass 70
Il. b Cromwell Go. ,,,ru
steamer E.llaoeth, Fowler. Baltimore. mdse TO "ilbsn
steaaer Laura, Crosby Baltimore rndse. TO William Da'-
zelL a. WA
Steamer j. u ThOupson, Chance, Baltimore mi'e 20 WI"
Ham Dalzei
sAlLED-shps yillfsnes John MeIiek and ken.uckts,
psrrs. C,-he-,d London heresa. GSssow; lnus, ana
Black Soc Koilsrsnl h. Rochelle ianl t9ndoni pss g
E1pfeei Huyeg1; Christina Curaeosi A.tic iey' .nu
1et, Crr. Collide Queenstown, brig Zneike Bermnds'
Birth - 1honss; Elixa, Piymcah scnfs fIcr ~ '
Point Pe,re Hsnneh DennEfA bsiifIa' ei1aA" 'V
BELOW-One bark.
WIHD-Durins the day n. aud light. with fos
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COLORED EMIGRATION TO HAYTT.

The British brig Jane sailed on Thursday evening
for 81. Marx, Hnyfi, with $50 cclored emigrants.
Another vessel will sail to-day with second colony.
The greater part Of these emigrants are from Can
ada, where prejudice Of color even more intol-
Grant than il known in the States, has caused large
numbers Of well.to-do farmers TO seek more eoh'
genial home and Surroundings in the negro Republic
of the Antilles. Thrty-tYo Of the emigrants who
sailed Thursday were from Obern, Olio and about;
fifty from the rural districts Of Pennsylvania. The
Haytian movement is vigorously pushed and is daily
increasing in favor with the class whom IT il ex-
cusively designed to benefit Large colonies are
forming in Michigan, Southern Ohio, Canada, and
Pennsylvania, for embarkaton in the course of the
coming Winter and next Spring The difficulty at
tending the sale Of real estate is said 10 be the
greatest obstacle to the rapid progress of the move-
nen; as only farmers and agricultural laboreFa, OF
men Of established character who design 10 be-
cone such, are accepted; and It IL at
most impossible for them to sell their farms
and stock at this time except at a ruiEous saernce
Some of the colonsts now established in Hayti suf'
ered in the Spring from fcvers oceasoned by unusu
aIly heavy rains: but with the end OF the rainy sea
son. health has been restored, and they are now al
work on their farms, raising cotton, TO which the
Americans exclusively devote themselves. Encour-
aging letters are received from g.. Mark for em,-
grants and this fact is giving an impetus to the
scheme. Mr. Redpath the General Agent, an-
nounces emgrant vessels to sail from New-fork on
the 9Th December, LET Of January, aud about the
middle Of January. The vessel of mid-January will
sail for Aquin, on the southern coast, between Jae-
mel and CayeS; the others will land their emgrants
AT st. Mark.
The colonies at this latter town have already
started Churches Sunday Schools, and Literary
institution Emigration Offices have been established
in the city no. 10 Beckman street) in Boston NO.
~ Washington street, in Philadelphia Anthracite
Building, Walnut street,, and in Windsor, {. w.
The Piae and Paim, weekly paper, Is the organ OF
h. row.fnenf.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Songs IN Many Keys By Oliver Wendell Home.. l2po.
Do 308. Iicknor l Fields. New OK: Sheldon Co.
In Mem0liaui. 8yO. pp. 3l3 The same.
1 he Near sld the Heavenly Horizons By Madame De
Oasparin. l2no. Do. 81. Bobeu Carter K Bsoihsrs.
The Rejected stone; II nec)D Resurrection in
Ameiica BY Native Of Virgins Emo. pp. l3.
Wiker. Wise Co
Hymns Ptli5 and Patriotic. For the Soldier and tie
Sailor. l9mo. pr. %. American Tract SScisty -
Works Of Churs Dickens. HoDs-hold Edition THE Old
Curiosity shop 3 vols, llmo) James q. O egory:
Spcc.scles for Little f. eE i2mo PIP. 1888. Walker, Wise
A &c.
The Field Manual Of Evolutons Of the Line BY Capt.
Henry Coppie lsmo pp. ia. J. b. Lppinco.t Co.
Sod BY II. San Nortrsnd-
Euroyesn Cavalry. By Geo. b. Mcclellan. l2mo pp pa
Jhe asue.
For Better, for Worse. Love Story. Prom Tempe
Boz" Go. pp 10. L y. Peterson n Brothers,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK.......NOv. o.
Cleared.

Stasusshins-Etna (l,r Kennedy, Liverpool, y o. Dsei
S'r-ri, FLl,r, Hamburg, Kuuhardt Co.. - ,
Shps-st James. Colby, PhiadeI hia Norge nor ye.'
dseu Cork Fanch Nsncke Nendt; Excelsior s%nf'
jrpooI : Thompsou's Nephews; Columbia Bryant, lN'
errooL G II Marshall; Mortimer Livingston, seinlsoh'
Iayre Boyd X Hincksn. ,,,,
BsrisFyns (Danl Rothe Seer (Ear.l funch HeincSei
ZephTr Payne Queenstown for orders hemmings & "os
Rigs-A srithers (Br.), Johnson. JasmeA H. Becker
gSes Isaac 81. benson, Chaplin IA, buree't LNe's.
G.,i,, Ut,i1 ~ miro Corr MUSTER Emily Fisher, sA'
ME- S. Cfox Roche Bros Cuhey; Costa Kici feel Az
Dipysa,I Psnan.a Railroad Co. ,,,,,, ~.
Dsvtor: harles Carroll Pratt. Philadelphia, j. W. McKee,
irct Wiley Boston, master, Charles Dennis Inoke5 re-
We, aud foriuras H. BeuneI; hiHd Fillmore. Chose
oston s. w Lewis Co Eclipse orb rsiefson y iAss
lorpc Suih Jones Coz Advance Can.a " i lh'oL A
! Co; Advance, Hawkins Havana Mailer Lord Que
Tesu
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TAdver,i.emeut1

To CONsUMPUyEs.-The advertiser having
been restored to health IN few weeks by very pe rem
edy having suffered seyoF years with severe lung az
sc ou and that dread disease pton Is anxious TO
make known to bis fellow sufferers te OF cure. To all
who desire It be viii send cory Of epreedPoa used free
Of charged with directions os preparing and using The ssme
which they will Gnd for consumption, asthn ma
brorch The only obec, o. the advertiser in sending
prescription benefit the afflicted and he hopes every
Sufferer sy try bis remedy. will coat them nothing aud
may prove blessing Parties wishing the prescription viii
lease address tie Rev EDWARD A. WiLsoS, williamsburg
Kings County NJ Y.
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FIRES.
PINE IN FrFrY-rnsr srRFEr.

PINE IN FIFTY-fRsr STREET.
Yesterday morning, about o'clock, ire broke
ont H. brildng occupied "a InanuiaI tory OF cotton
goods ia Fifty-rst street, near Tenth avenue which
fcsulted in the place being completely gutted.
The mandatory was carried on By James Blake
whose entire stock of goods was destroyed value
! 900; damage to the building, $500.
NJ. Edwud Ferguson OF No. 49i West riity-lrst
street bad furniture stored in the building valued at
$500 al of which met with the came fate - the cot
Ton gocds. There were sixteen looms ia the factory
belonging TO poor mon, Who viii be thrown out OF
employment by the destruction OF their property.
FIRE IN THIRD AyESUE.
About 81 o'clock yesterday morning lire was di5
covered IN the premises No. 81 Third avenue, occu-
pied by l.. Eollwsgon, provision dealer It was
canee6 Inv Communication from fire in the basement
used for smoko-house purposes TIE fire was eStin-
pnisled, however, before much damage was Done
The sum oil $50 will probably cover the eutire ioss
Insured in the Peter Cooper Insurance Company.
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Ne@'llork Daily Gribm,ra
CITY ITEMS.

ASyIyERsARY OF THE ASSOCIATION OF THE
ALUMNI OF COLUMBIA CoLLEGE.-At O'Clock on
Tuesday evening, this association met in the base
ment of the Historical Society rooms for the purpose
of transscing their usual yearly business. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Presien.-BEsRY JAMES ASpEEsoS IL. D. Csss OF 1913.
Weep ,ideut-NS. q. RrssfL. Class OF ltje
Secre,ary-A. 5. MAS DULKR.
1reasureT-CHAs A SiLLiMaS.
Standing CommI;,re-Rey VIM. Walton, Jas w Beck
ma, YIN. II Legseu. NJ NJ Beckls Rev Morgan DIX, IL
L. A. Tailor Rev Nm. Faringoi Wm. Lnuuls J. IL. Van
Amhgs, ". Romeine. VIM l.. Boyd, Geo. Ireland
The Association then proceeded IN body to the
ecture-room Of the Historical Society, where was
assembled IN audience of ladies and gentlemen, the
f,ients aud relatives Of the Alumni.
VIM. C.. Russell delivered an excellent address,
lie main point being the consideration of the ruling
motive of the graduate ON entering life. AS funda'
mental law Of human nature tie student should lay
ont plan of usefulness, which was eininenuy re-
ouise for individual az well as general interest.
He analysed the mercantile and professional pursuits
eLeehie each branch more or less according 10 iis
Importance and spoke nj some length regarding pro-
ductive industry as afording man the best field Of
usefulness.
He advocated the cause of human rights and the
maintenance of our national honor aud integrity, and
the necessity Of keeping the country up to the stand
ard Of equal rights.
The exercises were closed with poem BY George
l.. Freeman OF the class Of 1913.
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number of pryses Of the eeth Regiment ish Brigade in
the of which Thomas Cusn one Of the number ws
ely beaten with club that he died soon alter"
The police Of the Twelfth Wsd arrested several persons who
eugsged IN the fight all whom are IL cDt1oy await
the Of the Coroner inquest which viii be he'd this
uorniug .
Yesterday Coroner Jsekmsu took Tie dying depo' lon OF
james McKenan wbo stabbed at bis residence, no l
East 1birv-ffh street Taurslay mornil abog' y
o'clock, by Edward Mnlyernl. lie stated that on Ned rs
day evening MrlseTh 10 b., house ara after talking
snd smoking sciebly he he advised bin to Tie down
upon bed that IL his lie, however lay down
upon sofa, and apparently u asleep ia a course o. me
night DIR McKiernsn heard BIZ wife call RON sn adjoining
to PIT Sulyerhi OF; Of the house be wa black
qua and rascal Wi0ess got up to put hin out when
MIlseTh stabbed him iD abdomen the close o. tee
deposition the Coroner committed Mulverh TO The Tomns %
await the result Of McAenans ipjgrrs The physicians III
attendance sae tia the wound will probsby prove iats
Yesterday Coroner Sohiimer held inquest the ,dy OF
Alpbonsnl Betting child FIVE years OLD, who died a. No u
White street from burns received b. her clothes catching fire
from gate yesterday morning verdict Of accidental
death" was rendered.
The Coroner held smother inquest 81 No. II White
street on The body Of Aezandc Toi actor who While in
the act OF crossing Wet Broad ~ opposite North Moore
ne yesterday. fell de I'd the rssmrAt Verdict Death
from deac Of the heart" Deceased wa native Of France
l,ry eli GIT years Of age.
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MARIE ID.

NUNNs-HYLER-On "Wednesday, Nov. q, ny tho Rev.
CHARLES O. somers Henry l.. Nuns 10 ns. Ha.le j. Ny
lcr ell Of this city.
PHOENIX--METCALF-on Monday, Nov. p. a. Oene.eo,
Liyiugsttn County the Tesdt Of the bTde. fstht
By Bsv Geo. L Fol1ou. the Rev Sidney PAoenI Of
NcwY0rk City 20 Ms Jaia e. Ne,es youngest laughter
Of DR.. Il. 4. Metcaf Of Oeueseo
RILEY-TUBRIpl-At Yorkvilie, N. v. on Wednesday,
Nov q, by the Right Rev. Wslcr J. 0Snlers. Thomas
Riley OF thicego and Ms;gie T. 1Gbrdy oiforfvie n. y
wILLITS--CHILD-n THE cit- Wes esdsy Nov. a. by
the Rev. lot Jones' III WI a OF hoat feInon Ohio TO
Mrs. Sarah Child Of New-Yorx.
WEIL-TANZER-On Friday Nov %. at the residence q
the bride. parents, BY the Raw Dr. Is@aes BIZ Leopold
We'll to Miss Matilda TGuzcf.
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EnspEce On Z.thtt
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YoRKi
Fer Ne s.Hsyea {, "a III, (Exii 2:IS, aWtEx)i 80"
X. sisgrpor; = ", CEIli i2;iS $3.50 tEz) $50
<:yj acd r. 81, n =, 49,,
"a m.; l2:l5 3:5o and $3.50 p ~: 90 ~, "A AN ..
FOR Nor% ali, = $50 M; a:i0 SS' tLhIi 90" 10" %
SFolDlr.n aud Greenwich $3.50 q. "a RE, $780, 4'S'
ps1 stanford. 2 q, CEx o9oa m. a;5, $50 (Erh u
~ - "a sser nd intermediate s'nions s5oa M l'
,s s;ssi ga. $50 $50 bPm
r. Poi l,atfter eLd hcg hoclele y, 10
CONNECTING TRAINS. 81, rs =.
Yor Boston via spyiT s8ed' = ~ ttS-b '''V tIhoP H
Ia T.sfon VI Shore Line, 1913, p o.: ,o,. ooo
fos Bsnord add Springfield, q H. 'f-'h nav '''''
-, Saaseei,ut River Rsold 70 Montreal g. No. 'Ex)'
gor HsI,ord rsoviassee and Fishkil Rslrosd m
~ No1Issen. New London and stonisS.Oa RAILROAD
as a. n il;i5, 3l, D. ~. ,,.A..,.o,
Fer Canal lisiiroad. i2:I5p p. N. % Northampton
Eor IIogeatouie Rsll0Sa 10 Pittslelo,e a. 10
Nor Hsaeatack Rsifosd. 9 a. 10 800 r. a.. o.n -
Yer Dsnbury end Sor@aIk hsiiTosd Z. ~ :. ~ y "
JAhEs Il. U0YI, sessnnisHasph
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A CtPD,


To The Editor OF The " y Tribune
SIN: NV name has been attached 10 a call for a
Gnnihr Ratification meeting called for Friday evening 2sth
inst and with u my consent II am permitted 10 express
IN ornion vii in ply my that while regard MI Ouuher
homes, and Dpst cliz % no. iieve he can be
elected snd honesty integrity, sud plirioim are essential
successful aduinrGtioh Of the chief executive depart
ent Of THE city, shall exert whatever OF influence possess
The election OF George Opdyke -. - -...r
Respectfully, NORhI5 De CAMP.
kec- Yotk, Nov. d, 1861.
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COITRT-WICAJAH OGLESBY

y asaiust HENRY RODEWhLp, JE., JOHN node
~ Ain and FREDERICK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. GUS Tor
1ney demand on contract Com. not ser Io the tb've
named Defendants: You hereby unnoged ana Is1ueo
80 s the compliant a. ths action which Wild be bled IN
lie ge Of tbe Ceik o. tie City and County Of New OK
AZ The Civ Hall "a the City n New York and 70 seveh copy
III your 20 the sstc complaint the tnbcri1er, ~ M
oHice No. - WaIftTcet. in the city OF New 4oik ".tnl
twenty day. s.er the service OF this luminous on y1u ecu
ye Of the sy Of such service and you fail 20 answer the
ssid ygithn the time Aforesaid tho nm VI" AAe
uGgrnea AGAINST you for toe suro 81 heen hungeo oo
lin p.e.st frSl the Z7h day of Febrgry one tncrsand
sbt Hundred aud Ity bedes the costs 81 this as9n ana
one s. 100 dollars protest November L. loI
""N j. w. FEETTa, Plaintiffs Attorney
NB--Tle oompIpnt ia the above entitled action was nea
In the Clerks dice Of the Cay and County Of New SS o.
re CIV Hall In raid cry o the lot day Of November WI
.2IsyCws J. w. FEETER, PlsinsiH 8 Attorney
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A CORRECTION.

To ne Editor If The N. v Tribune
SIR: win Won please correct the error In sfaiing
Nj GEORGE Hayeaeyer deeeased to be Of Mayor
Tlayetneyer Ne "a Of Frederick c. Usyemeyer Of this
ory aud junior partner in The firm Of Haveeyer Townsend
! &c.
No. I95 He,. Fourteenth ,yee,, Nov. %, 1861.
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DANGEROUS Ac

DANGEROUS AccIDEgT.-Aiout IL o'clock on
Thursday light Peter bnuford aud i wife qss'y and
comfortably seated in her residence No. a. Wet Thirteenth
street he being engaged in cleaning bis pito when the
weapon vent OIL the ball iufcic a seIous wound Ia H
humfod's shoulder Officer Foster % the Fifteenth Prrcnc
passing a. the time end be tie report went TO tho 'ad
where be received the foregoing Information from Mr.
Aumfoid. Dr. Alexander. who imaledafely called TO-
pronounced tie wound dangerous Mumf I'd placed IN
Custody ard his unfortunate lie removed TO tie hopa 10
be properly cared for.
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ARREST or AN ALLEGED sHopLrrrER.-Ye,ter.

Jay Albert Greene arrested charge Of shop ic at
the store = YIN sazbacker, No. p Warren street u APP
that he entered tho under preeN of behs desrous
Of looking the Directory When he observed conceal
piece Of Italian cloth valued At 80 with which lie Oh
DE purreG and 'tu-ad while in TIE act o. "neriDg
cmpibu and the clo'h recovered Justice Be com
Inittcd HIN 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30

A STocK JoKE.-At the Board Of Brokers the
other afternoon, an excited individual who probably
had not been very successful, suddenly startled bis
fiends by eIclaiming:
Gift hadn't be,nfor that COMPOUNDED muss up near
the City Hall Park this afternoon, we should have
had better market"
"Muss muss-what mussl" they anxiously de-
roanded, supposng, probably, that Fernando Wood
had hoiscd the "siars aud bars" and been sent to
For, Lafayette for it,
"Why the HiRpopo,a-muss, Of cOurse," was the
cruel reOinder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-30

THE WALL-srRYYT MEETING ADJoURsED.-The
rain yesterday prevented tie meeting which was to
have been held in front Of tie Merchants Exchange,
in favor Of Mr.. Opdyke. Before the hour of g. Il
large number Of people, who designed to attend the
meeting, passed into the rotunda, and by - there
mutt have been thousand persons assembled there.
Nj. Geo. w. Blunt, Of the Committee OF Arrange
nenis, mounted sand. and said: Feilow-citizens--
Il is thought advisable in consequence Of the bad
Weather, that the meeting shonld be adjourned 10
the meeting at the Cooper Institute, Tomorrow even
ing and TO the polls Tuesday to support Mr.: OPP
dyke. but ! beg TO announce, while am up here,
that our friend Fernando has bad news from Pensa-
cola. The Seco ssionists whom he Endorsed 80 long,
until he was compelled by public sentiment 10 pley
honest manufacture look upon il as Il farcc--his
Secession friends, have no doubt, have been very
well hammered ut Pensacola. Cheers.l Now, 1t
is our duty Oh Tuesday to hammer hun well, as
another Sece ssionist Remember, the whole country
look, 10 us 10 know whether we sHnd by the ution
and tie Government. They will Judge by the re-
cult on Tuesday night. believe ii you all DO your
duty, you will put Geo. Opdyke in tho Mayor
chair. Loud applause