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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1861-06-08
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
RELIEF COMMTTEE or THE COMMON
COUNCIL.

This Committee met Thursday afternoon. Aldermsa
DAYTON and Frear, aud Councilmeu Gross and Clsvs-
Land were In attendance Alderman Froment, Commas
1onet Iappan Of the Croton Board, Gov. Isaac Ben,
Commissioner James D. Nicbolsont he City TreasursS
Mr. Devlin, Commissioner Green and several 0t6R
gentlemen were also present.
Mr. Japan stated that $4,000 bad been appropd-
aed for Belgian pavement for the use of the CrotoA
Board and that portion Of the work had been beg,
The work ON sonle twenty sewers il going ON at the
present time. About 500 men employed under cup
ervision Of this Department. Their paving hands would
probably be discharged after nextweek.
Mr.. GREEN said that there were about 900 mea
employed the Central Park; 500 could be en-,
pioyed nageously if it was thouga desirable -
furnish work for needy laborers proved the funds -
pay them were forthcoming Of the $50 900 stos&
advertised for at per cent only GOOD bad beea
taken. The Commissioners had about 2lO0,0O0 leee
over from last year. He thought tie work could -
done more economically now than at any other aue'
They were authorized to draw 600 from the Cous-
ty through the Board Of Supervisory but reduced ths
amount aud asked for only $ll4,OCO.
Mr.. DAYTON was of opinion that not much rehef
could be Anticipated from public works now IN pre-
eress Capitalsts seemed to prefer Government stock
to CITY, especiiSy the former bore higher rato q
interest.
of Commerce in reference to the defenses OF tue mar
bor Considering the defenselees conoloo OF .ne -
boz i1depend -ntly Of the etste OF the country he
work ought to bs DONE II had always been diiheu1
10 oct an appropriation for the defense OF the barbor q
New-York, while it had been easy to get them fes
Charleston or Pensacols, Southern men having q
ways been opposed to any thug Of this KIND Tor %:
North. Should this work be undertaken, IL wosn
furnish employment thousands OF Lborcrs, paIce-
larry OF that class such ae carpenters msscns stone
layers &C., who from the stagnaon in buildings fesa
the present pressure severely.
The Committee held another meeting yesterday Atees
boon, at which Communication received IRON toe
Commissioners of Charities and Corrections, giving
comparative statement ef the number Of persons 10 ths
institutions under their csre during the months Of May
week ia June Gl was 7S5; second week, 742; third
week, SOL fourth week, 7s6-or an ayersse Of aboss
77S for the month. As there but few preseuGs
Dir. LeveridQe moved an adjournment 70 wednesday
next at l o o'clock, which was carried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
GLEANIYGs FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.

SAILING OF THE G. s. STEAMER SUMTgR.-The
first vessel of our little navy tho G. s. seamerowar
Sumter, sailed on Saturday last cruise, having
run the paper blockade Of Lincoln Abo ition war
steamers off the mouth of the Mississippi As she has
now made good Oihng and is far cut on the ocean
wave we hote soon 10 hear OF dashing exploits
in the way of captures She has picked crew, and
her comaander il known b. be most brave aud civ-
alros sailor and he has under him most gallant set
OF officers. The folio wing is the list:
Commander, Raphael semmesi Liegienans JohD o. k.u.
r. r. ChHprnan. ". T. Evuns j. NJ stritlngi Paymaster
Vsny yes Pessed Assistant Surgeon Francis IT, Gait Lien
Anrstrong VI. H. Hck ~ o. HuGgins j. D. Wilson, 1u1n.r
n os q Jutf SamakeT. 81. r. LeauioI; Ehs.neers MT
Agsstnt aci rs Chief Mes J. Freeman Second As,,'ant
" A. brooks, Third fssiatantS, Mathew OBrien ana SIMEON
IN. U. Pcsyuns, July ,.
LITTER FROM THg Hon. Wa. il. fANcEY--
The M,nigOiaSrg (Ala.l Post says letter has been
received q ON the Hon. VIM. H. laneey, one OF our
Commissioners To Europe in which he states that our
Independence will certainly be recognized by England
uriug the month OF August snd thai he expects 10 Ne
at home in September.
T,xArIos ~ MoBlLr.--Mr Forsyth las Issued bis
rrocamaiop In accordance with the resolution OF the
Mayor and Board of Aldermen and Common Council
Of tie CITY Of Mobile, for election on the oh 70
ray the proposed tax Of - per cent on all taxable
Uropcry and also additional tax oil per cent on
The property of nonredenis OF the Confederate States
for the purpose OF applying the amount rased from
those sources tho defense OF tic city and oter war
like objects.
A SUSPECTED PERsoE.--Ibe SoraHHah Nst's q
Tuesday says: ave understand that M lnoiViduil
known 70 10 prominent Abplisiopst aoa Suspected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
ARMY AND NAVY.

Cant O. L. Willard Of the 9Th Infantry has been or.
dersd to Join his company at Newport, KY, where .
large regular force is about TO DO concentrated Capt
w. |, one of the officers promoted from the ranks OF
tho old army some years ago, and his company fOrtu-
na,sv scaped The lot thai befe the other companies Of
the 9th In Texas.
DIR. J. Simmons Of the Medical Department, q. 8.
A. has been detailed for very important mission by
the Secretary of War; He has been sent TO the great
camps OF the West, 10 examine niinuely the hospital
regulations there and TO report their condition, max
ING such suggestions for the Introduction OF now ana
the reforming Of old 'ystems as may appear nc 70 hun
sesed in favor Of the practice OF lady nurses
Cincinnati is rapidly becoming one OF the caPitals
Of the regular army. For the past week the most I'M
portsnt non-co~batant movements 90 De snromc i
borse, 30 wagons and as tents sent to Western
Virginia. Then 1000 additional horses, 1000 ses OF
harness. $50 wagons, and 400 boxes Of ordnance were
registered at tho Office Of the provider for the army
Major Uautler, largo clothing contractor for the
service also keeps his headquarters at "Porkopolis
We have received general order Issued by the COM
nsndiug officer of tho department OF California.
After specifying various military movements already
noticed il contains this paragraph: All officers
charged with the Of public property will hold
themselves in readiness at all times to protect at
every hazard No property will ever Dc surrendered
warded from the medical officers on duty in the Golden
STATE snnounes the health of the soldiers generally to
bo'good.
Tho authorities have ordered that Companies and
r. of the Governor Island Permanent forty, ere to
he drilled az srtilests and ready for any emergency
that mn occur. The order was reid out on parade
Yesterday Only detachment Of regulars, recruit
ed at neighboring stations, have arrived here this
week.
Matters at the Navy-Yard remain in statu quo. A
dealt OF sailors arrived yesterday from Boaao, aud
were ansierred ut once to the receiviDgshp. few
non-eommissioued officers Of The Richmond were re-
placed by priyates from tho barracks tremendous
cargo of cannon, consisting of less than 100 guns,
are expected from West Point. The Harriet Lane 10
still 10 dock, and the Richmond in the stream. An
armament of guns will he put on board the Rhode
leland. The lroquois is nearly ready for sca. :,
The little steam gunboat Anacostia has been detailed
M the night guardDoat of the lip Rsps, off Fortress
Monroe. The Minnesota, Ssntee, Susauehanna, Mon
tcoo, Stars and Stripes, Daylight, Adrnstie, Fanny,
and ak others, were of Monroe on the 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

PRKscoTr, c. W, Friday, July II, l8d1.
An earthquake was felt here last evening, q >
o'clock The shocks were quite violent, and lasssa
CoBuac, Friday, July 10, iSei.
About O'Clock, we experienced severe shook iron
An earthquake, which lasted about minute.
MONTREAL, Friday, July ~, 1861.
A severe shock Of an earthquake was felt bers q
o'clock last evening which lasted for several SO
onds IL was Eel. at the same time al var'ouS
Canada West. In Ottawa City chimneys wefo 'nfo"s
down and buildings shattered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

MAsCBETER, n. H., fHday, July Il, foo''
A destructive tornado passed through Londonderry
Yesterday afternoon from the SOUTHWEST. Sewers
buildings were unroOfed apumber Of barns demolished
and and crops ruined. The tornado swept sbo
third Of mile in width through valuable timber hn1
leveng everything of szs blockading the roads, AZ
doing damage the extent Of many thousands Of dss
lars. The people much frightened and lied N q
directions, but fortunately no ono was injured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

DR.. CUTTERS CHURcH.-The Park PIesbyterias
Church of Brooklyn have carried their new and impos
ing edce up to the roof and in order to insure ~
completion of the building they need certain cum
for $4,000 OF which they must look 20 their Presby-
terrain neighbos Of New-York and Brooklyn Tbes
present temporary house of worship is overcrowded
and large number of families are excluded for wans
Of loom. The Park congre cation are building an edI
fee of great size for very moderate sum, and under
most favorable tract, and trust that the wealthy
churches around them will not allow this important en-
terprise to be arrested for want Of timely AID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
FROM FORT PIcKEys AND KEY WEST.

The screw steamer Illinois, p. 4. Terry commander.
engaged in tho transportation Of munitions Of war TO
Fort Pickens, arrived here yesterday. She LEFT Fort
Pckens June 20, and arrived at Tortugas June 80,
having discharged her guns, SHE'LL etc. at Tortugas
they not being required at Fort Pckens; left July A.
and arrived at Key West the samo day. Left Key
West July s at p M, and arrived in New-York July
H.
The following ships were at Fort Pickens on the de-
parture Of the Illinois: United States steamships Mis-
rissipp, Water-Witch aud Niagara; steamships Van
derbilt and Cahawbs also. H. Is. NJ. steamship Jason
lett the feet on the 2Sh June, and proceeded TO
AT Tortugas, reports the bark David Wilson dschag
ing coal.
At Key West, on the departure Of the Illinois, were
the following ships: United States steamship Niagara,
she having come from Fort Pickens for COAL steamship
Cabawba, bound for Eew-York, with Capt. Berry's
Artillery Company, waiting for coal and water United
States steam fgatc Colorsdo United States steamship
Crusader, and steamship Salvor. On tho 9Th, the
steamship State of Georgia in from Fort Pckeis,
being ordered to Key West for coal for the feet of s.
Rosa I.land; also, schooner Henry Mutt Of Phiadel-
phia.
BY news brought By the Cahawba up TO the 9Th OF
July, no warlike movements bad taken place at Fort
Pickens The State of Georgia took from Pickens two
companies Of Wilson's zouaves, and left them at the
fort on Tortugas Island and took from Tortugas in
exchange Capt. DawSon's company of artillery for
Fort Pickens, TO replace some Of the men coming
North.
At Key West everything is quiet. Two prizes, the
Brilnte and NJ. Stetson are in the harbor and four
more are expected daily all having been captured at
the month of the Missisirpi The report that the
Brooklyn ashore Oh Of tho passes is incorrect
The screw-steamer Sumter, belonging to the Coned.
eracy formerly the Habapa), ran the blockade while
the Brooklyn was in pursuit Of an English vessel, and
shs Is now uPoo the seas. Ths Ilipoia brings Msjor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

A PRwArrER UNDER BRITISH CoLoRs.--Capt.
Lovejoy of the bark Illinois, arrived on Thursday from
Matanzas reports among other vessels len in port was
the schooner Tamaulipas formerly Of NewOrlsans She
had been fitted out for privateer, but having poop
deck her pivot gun could not DO worked 70 advantage
Her commission was thrown up and she then procured
register from the British Consul. and now fos the
British flag.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

Hunts light battery. Co. III, 81 men, iheusenants
Clitse, Thompson. Bailey. CberbourDe, and ri"it'
Captains Burrows and Plunket seven discharged sea-
mon, and fifteen discharged mechaDics- To's' ios
ataerspe mud 2 Let cabin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

YELLOW FEyER.-The first cases Of yellow sevrr
this season were reported yesterday. The brig u. C'
Berry, from Matanzas, arrived at Quasnane w.A
three patients who were taken to the Floating hep
tai in the lower bay There are now fivs vessss U
quarantine, two in the UPPER and three In the i'woe
bay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

NEW Lrsx or STEAMERS TO ST. JAoo.-Ihe new
steamer Santiago whose recent trial trip was very
successful, will leave for St. Jago, Cuba, next Tues'
day. the 10th inst. She 10 the frat boat OF the o-
posed line TO DO established between ST. Jago sld this
city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

FIRr.-About 81 o'clock on THURSDAY night are
broke out In a tenement bonse No. 90 North second
street, owned by Clock & Miller, end occupied by
number of families. The flames were extingwshce
before they gained much Roadway, and consequently
Int triAing danage was done.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

The canker worms are doing much nschae a. ~. ~
spple..rees in the vicinity Of Newburypon'
OF the trees not green leaf Is LOTT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

SUNDAY ARRasoEMEsTs AT TIE Posr.OfFIcr.-
Postmaster Lincoln has given notice to the effect ths
the Post.Offce of the Western Division will be opeo
on Sunday for delivery Of letters only from u 70 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

Nrw CHURCH IN BRooKLrs.-Tbe Warren sTe>e
Methodist Episcopal Church. East Warren street. b.
tween Court and Smith Streets Brooklyn erected IN
der the supernteudence Of the late Rev. Joseph Law.
will be dedicated tomorrow by preaching at lol a..
by the Rev. J. p. Durbin, D. D.. at 3 P. m, BY the
Rev. Alfred Cushmsn, and at n By the Rev. q. d.
Foes TIE pastor of the congregation is the Rev. J.
g. Michel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13
THE OWNER OF THE SLAYER CITY OF koRF0iA.
tn IA. ra;sey AZ TReN Y. 7ritsss

SIR. Can you not inform subscriber how h ~
NJ .., Ham the owner Of tbs dave steamship City OF Mo-
folk Is suddenly forgotten By the District Attorney whhe
Door Captain Il In jail and viii most probably DO Pro:so
and may suffer the penalty for his erms' sAHA
ksr York July 10, 1861.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

CHARGE OF EmBEzzLEAEsr.-A young man nSaaoA
Edward Home was arraiy ned before Justice Callahan
on Friday morning, on charge OF embeszlemeot
on the complaint Of Daniel Moore, grocer, No. ~
accused had been employed as CLERK for the CON
planan and that be hsd at various times approprated
small sums of money belonging to complainant. Ths
accused WA committed for hearing on Monday noxt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

Dnxr.Ep.-Frederick Rightnor, formerly member
Of the Sixth Precinct Police has been dismissed IRON
the force for alleged improper conduct with young
woman ia whose company he was found by another Ps-
Eceman at midnigh, some ave weeks ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

APPOINTMENTS IN TIE NAyr-YARD.-1he follow
ing appointments have been made: Master Carten.sf.
Robert w. Steel; Master Sawyer, Stanley; Tiub1
Inspector. WV. Halloct. The two latter held pssr
lions under President Taylor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

WARREs STREET METHODIST CHcRcB.-A nag ID
to be raised on the new Methodist Church In Warrea
street, between Court and Smith Streets to-day Ssv-
era eminent speakers are expected on the occss'ss.
The ceremonies will commence At O'Clock P. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-13

Southern men Of their property interfere with the
negro question, and so long as tho object and design
was 10 preserve the integrity Of the Union he OPP
posed 70 any proposition for peace while these men
held arms in their hands. Without saying anything
about the Commissioners who accompanied the Utah
Army, be alluded to the fact that Commissioner went
with the army into Mexico. Why did he Wright
iustfy that Because shat conflict between two
Jude pendent nations The present war raised by
members OF our own household-those who, by their
retelions acts had produced want and almost famine
and psrayze the pursuits Of industry. We wanted
subjugate traitors thai patriots may live and that
the laws NAV be supreme.
Mr.. HUTCHINS Csep. o. moved an amendment to
Mr. VallGndigh8ms proposition TO read that the War
he vigorously prosecuted TO the efiectus putting down
of the rebellion.
Mr.. YALLANDIGHAM said that the character Of
bis colleague amendment would be well understood
TO be the prosecution Of vigorous war against limo.
this Government.
Mr. HUTCHlNS'S amendment was agreed to, end
Mr. yallandghams proposition, as thus modified, re-
jscted.
Mr. OWEN offered IN amendment that tie officers TO
be appointed 10 the forces author lied 10y this bill be
selected frua persons educated nt the West Point
Academy or from peTsons who have terved ia the
regular army not less than five year,. lie said In the
course of his remarks, this war was to maintain tue
integrity of the Constitution. and not trample on the
rights Of the States. These rights must be held invo
Ia Q forever or the fair fabric Of the Union must
crumble into dust.
Mr.. WICKLIFFE (Dem., Ky.) returned his thanks
to Mr.. Diven, not only for tie amendment he bad
offered, but for the sentiments he had avoweo. The
Gully security against disunion is the preservation Of
the Constitution and the sacred rights of the States by
intelligent officers at the ncads OF regiments and brig
ades lie was as much against political generals as he
was against political partisans.
Mr.. SHELLABERGER tRep., Ohio moved to
amend Mr. Owens amendment by adding " Or who
shall have been in actual service, and in shown
efficiency aud capacity for such conmands' He
briefly advocated his proposition which, together with
Mr.. Diyen amendment, was rejected.
Various amendments were made, but tue prominent
features were retained, including the giving authority
to the President to accept the services Of 100000
volunteers
Mr.. BURNETT Dem, KY offered proviso that
the military force hereby provided shall not be
ployed ia subjugatlng and holding as "a conquered
provnee any Southern State lately one Of the United
States.
1hc question was taken, and the proviso rejected.
Sir. HICKMAN (Rep, Pa. thought that u hundred
tho Ad would DO suicien 10 restore obedience
to the Constitution ia the secsdsd States; but the
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-07-19
TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

ing Rail Road.
Ia @zzs=zssE - -
IN AMI AFTER MONDAY. June 10Th. 1s6i Pas
4 senger Trains viii leave bridgeport as ioi'o"t'
Sundays exrePiedl
1900 A. NJ Mail Train stopping at all yaSs;1tions,
arrives at Pittsburgh at S:4O +. De- "u'
Cleveland at ESQ T. n.
800 p u Expires Train, stopping a. w ~ p AZ
tions. arrives AT Pittsburgh al s;sv = ~ NJ
s-0s p NJ Fast Express Train, stOppingOnly at Steu-
'''' l. - fenyiii. yellow Greek WelisvIe and 10
chester on The River Rivision and at i.. all
-tAtiops on Main Lines. arrives NJ fitts-
bnTrb. et il;35 Il. ". and at Cleveland at
1920 A. VI.
RETURNING TRAINS
Ts-v. cleveland at 9.i5 A. N. and SEQ 7. NJ, ar
rive al Bridgeport at 80 Y ana az "a s6 a a. and
1910 p. NJ, arrive at bridgeport At S:0I A. ~, lo@'
a. II. and i:2N p. u.
Connections arc made as Follows;
Al Pittsburgh with Pennsyirania r. u ior i n,I
deIphia. New York and Boston.
" dusky. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points IN the NORTH WRsT. With
Detroit steamers for netruit. Jackson
Chicago and the Norm WEST. With
Cleveland 4 Erie Il. X. fcE Erie, Dun
kirk, Buffalo and Niagara Fails. with
Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati for
Crestliuc. Delaware. Columbus and
A, Hudson with the c. z. 6c.R.R. for Cuyahocs
Fails, Akron. Millershurgh and Woos-
Al Alliance with p. Fl. W. C. r. R. for Canton,
MassilIOn, Wooster, Salem, Rnon, Co
lunbus, &C.
Al steubenrille with p c. & C. Line and At BLILAiE
with c. o. o. R.R. forZancsvillr. New
ark, Columbus. Xeni1. Dayton. Indi-
annapolis, Cairo. Cincinnati, Louisville
st. Louis, st. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return SSIS-
Fare always As low, and time much quicker than
any other route. -,
Through Tickets to all points in the West. North
and East can be procured at the Office NJ" ,! Water
street next door to Sprigg House. Wheeling Va, and
al Bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made vt lowest rates to
ay point accessible by this road and its connections
to the East. North. West and Northwest AT once
Nm ~ water street or with Freight Agent at Bridge
nort station. r. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
BHigepOTt.o o.
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
:. i. MYERS, Gent Ticket AC't. leIZ