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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-sEPr. la--Bsfsss h.
eordeF HovpxAs
IhA frinl az 4 LIZ Ana x~.-~

cordeF HovpxAs.
The trial Of John j. Hayes. sn American, % years
Of sse tcr bisamy Combined His wife No. formerly
white quito intelligent and honest appearing witness
st the time Hayes msae her acquaintance abe
,ne House Brookyo, where be guest.
Depuy SneIn and finally proposed m.riire She reminded
LII ,ns nis poson was much beer hers that sbe had
Soning 70 brn him. and asked VIII peed 20 eskps
Snsest 20 naITsge ne that be fancy
fortune She then disco.sd that sh- had met b t.so,
tune during her s He wanted know vh.t I, 49, az.
said that she had beea sedacedta had hsa an
child which was dead lie replied h-' ths did not bs
sdor You were young and thoaghts-" he said and vim
throw al you" But she that ee vod sis
awhile she would about It. sh. sub-aqa.nty wet 10 Ma
detowu Conn. where she employed waitres ayes
visited her there and kept pondnce attn ured
h suit Finally she told him tha the erpration Of her
months service she would marry him. Al that time she came 10
this by appointment and led there being no h.
passes except themselves and the nuter She eceved
name or residence Hayes then that there
property coming hun but did know hut hs family sond
make row II they knew Of his she hi, reaaes
upon this the certificate. They lived 20
gether for time until Hayes s wife whom be had eban.
doned finding the CIR went 10 his residence and
was arrested James instance the next DAY the Gath August
for bixamy The defense MARRIAGE The Jury found
verdict OF guilty and the prisoner emandsd for sentence
Thomas Richardson Englifh f1rtytwo years OF
tried for assault snd battery ard -ss acquitted
Adam Kichof American tN eay yesTs Of age pleaded guilty
grand larceny in stealing et Of harness from John W. WIZ
SON No. 70 East Twentieth WA be sentenced Sea.
urday.
Frederick Ross Ergsh years OF age. pleaded
guilty 20 assault and bs terry. RemaD8ed for sentence
Anthony Moran Irish Indicted for asssct With an at
tempt hn Philip OHsrA The Gaze Is stu on Adjourned
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COURT CALENDAR-THIs DAY. -
Z. 8. DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. IS, %, -, ~, II, u,
2, 49,
SUPREME CoURT-GEsERAL TEaH.-The nom
enumerated Calendar will be called
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUu.-Part Mos. EHI,
s69 7i IA 7e4 1885, 49, SIS, e2O S39 sJ7 $40, sis ~ ut
S5l, ga 992, o96, &c.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

The activity Of the internal trade Of the country Is
stnkingy illustrated by the enormously increased
movement at the great cepter. The recepts Of grain
a; Chicago in 1867 nearly four times IA great As
they were in 1859 and 50 cen, greater than in 1860
Tie weekly deliveries in bushels nj that port, since
the commencement Of the year, compared with those
- ID " l..-. l.... Ill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
n. Y. Wholesale Price. OF Coun,ry Prsdues

ror ruz WEE ESprs WrpS,'pAI, SEPT 49, 1871
lRepesd s,eisi'sy for TINS NrufoAk TRiB1Ss sy pkh"
FEEsCH.l
EorIcs TO CosIssoNs or FAs PsoDUoE-Put everything
IN ss order MlI plain indebls ectiors package,
iEelud weight with count and name OF articles. Alec
tutk bill Of inside 81 ore package mated Blu
ard s-sys .snd by mail with notice uhsn add no" thin
o isTr sided
az. rrutBsd and ANAL Ut. Of ssug 10 cent Other Farm
NJ, dscs fsbersly, y cent
are Of good Produce in good order at
Wholesale such Farmers realize and no, Joobsr or 5pesslh
tor prices.
advance IN foreign exchange hiss been favorable
prices hls coun,racted that tender
ey State da Zee been sold at Asc but we
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
5URRoGATE's COURT-szPr. ls.-BefOrs Surrogate wEsr
The WILL OF MRS. PARIsH.

The will of Mira. Susan NJ. Parish was this day adj
ed TO probate. She Leaves to her bothers and TO hen
wives and children her household furniture horses and car
rinse, psie aud ewe To Mrs. NJ widow OF the late
Judge MoI 10 her daughters the only rsAohs OF N
Parish whom he bad not provided aDd who had .ot
nat against the esstx the Of tIO0U To various iEith
m servants snuui and gI To the Nety OF Grace
for iis chapel $1,000 TO the Ladies Depository NJ
TO the ciey Tor Benefit Of News boys, @lNU 40 ne
Five Point. School Instuon by Dr. Pesse, SlOoo Inc
Item d. he eby direct executors Of my late husband
Hsrry Perish 20 nay over my brohes joseph htnry
Edward Richard and Rufus H. Deshed the sum or iund Of
$3.50 coo given 20 NE by hts will ,,
Item All tho rect iesdue Of my estate give to my said
Eve brothers II equal proportion, haTs end shaTt SnS
She appoints her brothers sePh and Henry Dsahsd ana
case they her nj hrws, Lewis l. and Edward pea
hsld executors Tho instr msnt Ia dated March ~ IDOL ss
Parish ho WIDOW Henry Parish. well snSSs UsSSS ~
about 300 His brothsrs were John and Janet Fs
and hi. sister, Ann Parish and Mrs A. NJ Sherman by q"
will mseein 1872 left his wife 3j OO out OF an estate vs
ned al $4,000 The remainder OF his ra he disposed OF u
oxsce. leaving O9 his b. othe resduay legees-
Of IN. SURROGATE be was deprived Of tesla
en,aTy capacity" Immediately after NJ, atisck le sde
sue pcoSoon 10 be value Of hi. hi. that
which he had previously gyn be- BY his vii did IN 1872 by
second cod ne i'cr1essd bis we portion 70 - ~ o..
then valued at ti,ooVo. and sn sSOtOo ~
charity. this disposition his brothers would have received
As rgatess beiag about four times as much
3, hs ts.Isor Sssa uhed them BY bic viii rhird cOde
he mad. wife rduary ealre Thee three COUNCILS were
BY h s,otSsI: oa The 1noSs og %
admitted the will and the hs codcu 70 probate ana Eeectea
the last two codcls ,o,o
this Judgment dow and appealed TO the Court 81
Appeals where the case !. still pending Uudei the VIII the
now Unavailable beGs household sppaea snees BY the nrs'
del she tales the family mansion on Jnion sqasie ana
store In Wall street. In lieu Of the mansion IN Barclay street
and house Chambers et given her by the VIII and sold
se ts execution II the couttants succeed III de esoe ne
thee eodie they will receive ssidgs ssstee the ecu
uation OF the whole pop-Ty well the house bait BY
Mr. Parish loI his VILE amounting 10 about t'3 nssaS o.
s Tbs public chsrisi'. IN the 'soOnd eOdch VIII s'o BE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

gGRAIRbe Wheat market opened rather hrnef unaSi hs
as receipts and good inquiry to complete casoes uus ~
many o. drrs the export iDqui, mainly eoDhncae
choIoe White Il plenty and In sood deins o o., ~
M 40 Racine At 81 O7dsi o. 800 hiw snies Cne "
al III 1900 Amber lows ST. ~ "a. ~ 80 All "a
Isl co. isos Amber Melsn at ~ M, 20 ob Ss'a :,
81 asnsi IA 800 iudIsss and Michigan 81 Igsl1
i0 COO Ksn,neiy at 3ihs latter os choice oeyeiea
0,t. are rm and In good demand with liberal - "a
Of Csnsdian AZ J92ic State at sslo na ~ So,
S,a "a n .slns Al Csc for Western, and Evc of c'as
corn a 6ettrr tbs receipts nodeie AID Ne
thns doing for forward dsvery ths in9sir PAY ~
.,s, ss-ss .. s.,cw ~ q '.s1.ss &es"ss ''- ~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19


The subscription TO the National Loan Is more favor
able to-day Notwithstanding the unpleasant weather.
1t reached $4i5, O0O and is made up mostly OF email
sums. Mr.. WIN. b. As,or, 10 understood, hss
taken $4,000 The establishment Of agencies all over
tho country win hereafter cut down materially the
applications at our Sub Treasury. The Panama Road
intends to make still further investments in this Loan,
and we hear Of the ntentOn in certain quarter to in
vest largely in this and other National Loans We are
not at liberty 70 give the name of the individual at
present. but II we could the public woull receive the
announcement with the greatest satisfaction.
The Banks will pay in tomorrow another 10 v
cent on the loan taken by them, making GO v
cent in ell paid up. They received 100000 to-
day from the Sub-Tressury for notes sold by
the Government. These payments Of the Banks
do not reduce the specie fast az was antic
paed, the actual amount in bank being greater then
il was before the last % 600 paid in. or that
payment OF $55s,OOO was made in overdue v cent
Treasury Notes. Some of tho banks have now fallen
bsQY IS 7 cent Ofgecie to net degodts and the Lean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-CaAMBERs-szPr. la.-BsfOrs Justice
BARNARD.



SUPREME CoURT-cHAmBIR,-szPr. ls.-BsfOrs Justice
BARNARD.
DECISIONS,
William Fl. Thompson agt. James Pearson.-Motion
granted, s 10 costs to abide event - -,
Sylvester Bowman agt. The Staten Island Oli ana
Candle Co. 1T Motion granted 30 costs 20 abide event.
X. 8 Middleton agt. George w. Reade Ell al
Motion denied, 4 10 costs to abide event
VIM. Arthur ct al. sgt. George A. Hamilton GU al
Motion granted. ,
John A. Frey sgt. Henry walder.-Mo.ion denied,
8 10 costs 10 abide event
Lewis Il. Amsinck ct al sQt. julius Berliner ct al.
Motion granted $40 costs to abide event.
Artisans Bank agt. Edward Jones.-Motion denied.
Arnold b. Watson agt. John p. Low.-Motion
granted, Slv costs to abide event.
Before Justice LRosAKp.
THE DAILY NEWS AND THE MAYORS ADVERTISING.
Tho People Allen Parsons sst the Board OF SupeTv
sor- Of the County of NswYork
This was motion for q mandamus 10 compel the
Road Of Supeor audit the bills Of the realtors for sdver
us TAe Daily Esps the papers passed BY the Board aud
awaiting the approval Of his Honor tie Mayor twin be re-
eubsIed that advertising given out by the Mayor and
the Board refusing acknowledge bis authority declined to
audit the bills.
The Judge decided that the Mayor must be 10 some extent
considered County Oc-r and all expenses incurred In such
capacity audited by the Board Of Supervisors In the
absence poofto the contrary must be assumed that
public officer acts in good faith Order allowing msndauu' d.
recns tue Board Of Supervisors to audit the bills with coss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

sshAVAL STORES-HodeTs Of Crude Turpeniins are very
firm sd 10 impossible 20 tell what prizes they od as
poses Spih Turpentpe QUIET bat steady ales OF 100 6b
~ 20 gallon Common Ron Is inactive but hriny eIa
loo bbs NO 1t S53S550 a lD n.
OI-CAKE-The supply Of Western is quite scarce and
prizes better; Wess nominal 30 &c.. sales oil Cly
Of . d4oc u tun. IN bags and barrels
OL MEALThe supply Is hight and the demand IL more an.
gleG.
QLsThe u.rke, quiet for Linseed 59d60c Other de-
,ion. are du Last .sle, Of Crude Whale G43 and
do Sperm Al III goa 81 rs We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

cMFo; the entire cargo dscsrges and went From he.
10 Goree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

By prstbosi May A. wis,as ha; 90. ~ csn Joss ~
tYstef NJ s. ssrsp,rr Young Rover. 1'e-~
.s,s,- tr,ss sos.so, u. !. ~ &-ISes- * es
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

SUPERIOR COURT-SyEciAL TEHs--SHRr. la-Beors
Justice HoyVnsx.
John ID. Cumming, OF al. asyt. The Mayor, &c. -
Allowed onoQustsI per cent amount claimed sSo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

M duca "
are Tor ..is Of good Produe. in good order
Wholesale such fsIns realize and iJo1bsrs or 5psssls
IS-Tb. advance In foreign exchange hs been favorable
70 p.- bC. want e h.' o .a. 1asn
oi,ns.Co .'.".:.mae Western Penn, isir...1 &c
Hsifsrii :, STATE CD :. lsai. Western, fair to choos..7
Do 'i iss iS % . SSse'
Western Penn, choice. yelo
dovnw snd.n % and toe next English sdvos' are 'nIou'
Ss:a!: sa,,' q vn, ssaa Western cA"'''''"'s'
issfn. rvc.ip Of Ess eoninu. moderate bu, sriv. IN
va; s. s" :.nss 70 .S ps our
port We would ., CONTINUES to esq'i9p p'as sts. ne
sws.,rd kdr-d OtherSis Ill swe, and heat the Egg
decay them In short dme We quote for actual
s,sts and Psnn,yivsnis Western choice dos. II ala
Ln PoULrHI.Tho receipt. I've Poultry have been got
up demand and together with largo Quantities Of Phi
Ss. been STAINED We consider the weather altogether too
yet dressed Poultry to be sent In from any distance
TsI..,; III; ,i s s.s "a G Cen. Sisss
f bDa S@i pair - sss G.e.. aSSi 50
0IsE-h few saddles Of veni.Op have been received-the
s sSs sSaa b, .SS packed
cooler weaih,r ,r.in We an ep.e low price, iOr a. a.
o. S.". .SS fS~hS ". s, SSo.. ''
fs:a: ,1, 81 Rr Ss:: 80 s ss
E:.s 90: i;i; Sc %:od Osss p':::sS 90
ws.accl p. on. SS "a. 81 ola Bean. being GU. of MARKS.
and tbs new crop ye hs demand Is gei but absecs Of
supply quotations nominal We repeat lsit weeks quo
tscns:
Medium, b. 81 B.I 7egi 20 kidney, v bu, o. NJ 1sei
Marrow new bull "a o. Pea Beans. ;.;..''l esei ss
Es.TRaH.-Ns quote: waism, choice 5's1st- Tenn %
a3e
FnKsn MEArs-Couniy conssnor' frequently eivsths bar.
let. in hs Veal Melton which inre tbs sale We quSts
Beef sides, GOOD. v D....9 rolk ilEh ...''''''e
IsSS n' ivsiCa . D......'tss
HIDkk-We QuotsG
City trimmed and cured weighing odSo ees
City slaughter trimmed A.oeisiion weighing oVa ~ -.
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Mixed sasso for shipping d. and $50 for wss,s,

HlDE5-1he market l. more acve holders are very nm,
end prices tend upward the sales ncuee go Orinoco lSc
cash Loo Buenos Ayes al 2Cc and 40 California
private terms.
BAYe good inquiry for shipping and the trade and
tie $40 bales az 5Od6Sc y 100 h. and
snail lots for cit y Al f0d75o
HOPs-The quiet for all descriptions and prices
hsdk Arm; small sales Of at sd2c aud S6Vs growth
Of l2Else.
The market 10 quiet FOR Rockand but fesdy toc
for Common, and Spc for Lump
M0LAssESTbs d.m.nd moderate sa'es Of 80 hhds Porto
Rice at 32r., and Is hhds Cubs at 26c. We quotes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

Z AND WARRANTS.
- The highest market price paid tcr LAND WARRANTS
by T. III. MYERS d Co. No. Brosd-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

79g III sO7 $50 ~ 2te sts Y %. gas
Lat well. 23l sls634 l55OI9,5l7 Sss27ts f,S1V'
Messrs. Thompson Brothers quote Currency to-day
IA follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

narkets-cirryvIIr HsSorIrp yos THs n T. rnI,'ss.
AsHE5-Ths demand fair for both iinds 'ts' Of u beh
COTTOsThe msIkst ,tesdy bui nominal :. III d7le toi
Mddns Upland, and do Gn The 'toeh small and mainly 10
spec lsnrs' hsnds. a..
COgFEE-Rio buoy ard sove. Two carFo-s inclsd
iax 900 bags Hare, M store 81 itic. and Jse do,
shost lto sold ~ Domingo has besp more
.otiy.; sales Of 10 bags 81 ltGltto We quote;
KIo..,..,,.........lg 620 Bombay U,
Nsruesibs ......i6 eli. ILsgusyrs.
Jaws ..,.............i9 an Costa Ries. a.
Jsmsica............l6 ali 49, Domingo ora
COA-The d.msnd for domestic 10 COED and tbs ma hot
y,ty ARM the arrivals hbeTA but the stock notAFoi
ssss from yard S4ds5 for small and s. foeiS con-
tinars dul of Liverpool steam sold at - cssb
FLOUR AND MEAL-fhs inquiry for Western CANAL
demanded Most English orders modese below th- current
r. e.. the business IL ncted The better ades are In
good nsnd for the II.ds at fun sSio' price,.
400 bbl at 81 706st ~ foi supeIhne STATE and We.tsn
~ t5as4 30 for rseeed ssis 10 80 70 Tor .I s,sts
N. latter an extremes Is 30 IS - for fancy do lTde5 -
Tor tbs Low grades Of Western EXTRA IS tJa rs 80 for hppe
hand, OF round hoop Ohio and IS &0s6 10 os trds
bT,pds do Canadian Flour steady the inquiry oleTse
chiefly for rood bunds sales Do bbl A. 10 100 20 b. Tor
.Itrns Rou T. In good request but prices are Iosu
aT the supply OF medium brands liberal saos OF e. 0 bb
Al 25a min ed to good supene Baltimore kc aud
A. sOa for extras Rye R,ur ,tsAdy the d-mandb fsir
sales Of aO bbls ca 81. Corn Meal quiet sales 81
2O obl at o. 90 for Jeney and % 10 for BrsndJ"be We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-09-19

fAuIr.
APPLE.-The qaslay ana condihon OF
Tar .n lat week We quote good choice mixed lots $40
season for Bsre,ts has nearly passsd Choice
Bsrt. 4, vould brinf ELS y Dbl We qcote;
,seiei common 10 fair, y bhl ......s - 0deG
Dnroauss good TO choice y Dbl. 10 og9 10
Louis. bonne do Jersey choice. y e9 10 ~
FleniIh brsuiy choice. ~ V"V 10 W , 80
PEIruKs-Deavs fair 20 good, nall saih- osko VI 20
Ger y5r EE,rus % e0G92 10
PLguBsGe higher. We quote; -.
Gresa Gage bu.h.3 5on4 % Esq brsh.'''.t so9o W
Dsuisseas. " bushes SOFA 30l -,
nAPsrhe receipts fofn the West continue large out a.
,n.y.a ~ in tho.s non this vicinity tho quality 4 nisro
~. sIsss I'D clusters being small loose. We qucle
Iuswb y ~ ia HGd Xiv lssocua v 10. saw
CiBcinnah Isabella y r. ga 81
DRIgp FKuTT-We quote;
Nav. s.sts aud ohls... a chsriss pttsd ....n eis
Peaches w, peeled 10 Oh Rapherriea ~.
Peaches. w, uapessd. s Blacsherliea,"".'"'T %
&..ssL$ -Ss s.s4..-ss>...4 ~
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS,

MISUNDERSTANDING Edinbrrg-Mrs Derrick
ter John Ferguson, Messrs H GAMER Jos Howard and
LADY Corbshey DALEY, FcSc.t Graves Iarkbrook snt
Mcmahon Jas Kent, ny Mathews, Major Capt Nelson
Misses Margt Drfscoil, J Rogerson, NJ Mackins
DEPARTURES.
MISUNDERSTANDING Europa, from Bosion-A Chamber
lain. samuel Cooper anwife II Bradford Gorham Gray
Miss Derrick, Vim o Putnam, Boston; Miss Smith,
Roxbury; J Burckha;dt Cambridge; De Bort, New
York; Martini New Jersey Lafourradc Philadelphia;
Miss X j Potts Washington; verdier, q HANDLER,
ublfeder, Ban Francisco; Lonsdac, LAURIE La Nett
Ialenosre. Sass. 6aDaa WsssaSs osford Ens
simpson vP Koe, Londen; 4 Simeon, Mp jane garrsst
For HAfaiMrs Patricf Mss simmons, Miss Mary Do,l-
nsy hanaay, Tobin, YIN Tenn, George Cox, Curry,
Richard Moore, Halifax; ) McLAin, Pi:tou; Archiua
kspsoS Es,s snsi sa.:fs PsrnsD
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
Peraonal IntellfRence


Hon. F. A. Conkling Of New York: Lieutenant Colonel
udson Of the United States Army s. Price, OF Pha-
Aephia; John M. Douglas and W. a. Osborn OF Chicago
Are stopping at the Brevoort House.
Captain !. P. Dorr, Of Buffalo; Captain Hudson and j.
u Blanc, Of Name Cheney, Of Hartford; w. g. Slater
Of Webster; G. H. Preston s. Hatch g. Twichsll Henry
Eaendsr W Lincoln Uriel Crocksr, Otis NQrcross and
Lnorndke, Of Boston stopping at thSFifth Ave.
Hon. H. Sheriff., Judge Parker and F. O. Tucker, q
vno; ~ .. 4; Cncs q Saratoga Springs; L. G. Read,
sachrsetts and Hon. r. B washburn, of Illinois, are
erasling NJ L. Beebe, G. II. Stevens W r M,ia. of
washington; A. N. Bettam, OF Rome; J. O. Wright and
kady -of N Y;M.v. wisewell, England are stopping Al
She La5srgs House. ''SPfNs ~
a. g. Hll. California; N. H. Chambers, Ch,care. Z n.
xones Pa u. Putnam Michigan W. 8. Stewart Thilsdei
Phh seosge \ Philips, R. l. W. q. Tayicr NJ T.: W. Hir
", N. T., are Stoppng At the Metropolitan Hotei]
Bon. Robert H Pruyn Minister 70 Japan u,p sa, rro,
osw York on the n Of January. 80 '"' ''ona
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

LouIsvILB, Dec. ~, J60l.
letter to the Democrat from London KY. Gays thas
there only 1900 rebels at Cumberland Cap under
Colonel Rains They have sent their sick to Knoxville,
and their pckets extend to Ave miles tins side Of the Gap
We have no news from Somerset to-day.
A. NJ Duff who has just arrived reports that there
fight on Tuesday night at Joseph coerscns house. in
Perry county between hundred and eighteen rebels
and forty.seven Union The rebels were completely
routed with sixteen wounded and the federal loss was
nothing
Rebels are prowlng through Perry, Fletcher and Boz
ths counties, robbing andlswearns Union men TO sup
port the Southern confsderacy.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
NARROW ESCAPE OF THE REBEL GENERAL
CHEATHAM

from tho 81. Louis Kcpub.icanJ
Just the opposing armies were approaching one
another, General Chcatham discovered squadron q
cavalry coming down Q roxd hs podition. Uk.
certain which force II belonged, accompanied ouly
by W orderly he rode p TO within few yards Of an1
nquired:--
1What cavalry In that2'
'sIlIino.s cavalry, sir" was the reply.
"Oh Illinois cavalry. All right just stand where you
are.n
The cavalry obcyed tho rebel order aud unmolesed by
them who supposed he Of the federal oceTs The
General rode safely back directly under the guns Of
another federal regiment which rad by that time como
up bat who seeing him coming from the direction Of the
cavalry also supposed no OF them. Some Of
officers remembered the incident and agreed with The
hero OF IT, that If they had known who he wse, Vac
very probable that thero would have been gene
raj less that night.
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
CITY xutellireI.ca.

MRe BELLS READINGS PosTY0TxD.-Mrs. Bells readings
and recaons for the benefit OF the American Women
Association, which TO have come or this evening,
at Hope Chapel, have been postponed until Saturday
evening, january 4, at the same place.
FIRE IN JAY STREET --Between twelve and one O'Clock
yesterday morning fire broke out in the cellar Of
the building 43 Jay street, occupied by A. W. Tooksr
manufacturer Of army clothing. The flames extended
into the hrst noor when the FIRE was extinguishod
Damage 10 tho stock about 81 000 insured for 900 in
the Rngers 81. Marks and Commerce insurance compa-
MES. The building s owned by g. W. Welsh Bro. II
" damaged about $400 and is insured for - 900 In tho
North River and another insurance company. Cause Of
the fire unknown at present
The New York herald., 1861-12-28
MAJOR GEN. BvTlER's DIVISION.
OUR BOSTON CORRESPONDENCE.

BosroN, Dec 20, 1881.
The steamship Constitution is very nearly freghted
and expected that the troops-consisng Of the
Twelfth Maine regiment, Colonel Shepey; the Eastern
Bay State regiment Colonel French and three companies
Of cavary-would embark tomorrow (Frday) but ow-
ing the Mason and slide difficulty, the embarkation
has been postponed It is the present expectation that
the soldiers viii 90 board Monday noxt; but that
will be determined by the progress Of events.
general order from the War Department has been is
sued directing all regiments of infantry and batteries of
artillery recruiting in New England 10 report to
Major General Butler This will raise his division to th
number Of thirteen or fourteen Thousand men,
The feeling here, among all classes in regard TO tho
Mason and sdcl affair." is that the question had better
be settled amicaby now, and when the rebellion shall
have been crushed that England shalr be called to &C
count for her perndous treatment Of our nation
The New York herald., 1861-12-28

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF Muac.-The largest audience
since the opening Of the dramatic attended this
house last night TO witness Bourcioaults comedy Of
London Assurance The house crowded 10 its ut
most capacity by the leading citizens Of Brooklyn and
their families. Tho Of the piece was an excellent
one, embracing Mr.. Z. L. Davenport, Miss Julia Bennett
Barrow, Mark Smith, T. Placidc, j. W. wallack Jr and
the full strength of Mr. Jarrett's admirable company
With such cast IL 10 unnecessary say that this popu-
lar comedy was rendered in a manner emnently salts.
factory TO the immense audience, who sparng
In the manifestation Of their applause The acting Of
Mr. Davenport and Mrs. Barrow deserves especial men
tion although, perhaps, did not excel what they
already accomplished At this house. The performances
this evening will consist of the fine classic drama Of
/" Damon AID Pythiss," and Tcbins capital comedy Of
" The Honeymoon" Mr.. Davenport's LaInon Is one Of
his most successful characters, and Nr. W. Waiack ia
equally good in Pythas. Mrs Barrows Jnana, in the
"Honeymoon," won her great reputation in London.
Mr.. wallack plays the Doctor Tho whole strength Of
tho company win be brought in the play. The night
ly increasing Of the dram9 this establ
proves the wisdom Of throwing open 70 perfor mances
Of tbs class and also proves that the public opinion Of
Dsosklyn y h favor Of hS measure.