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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

CtGAE-MAEIEG as MtkILLA.-The largest q ', -
cigar manufas:ories Of Manila IL N the supu ~
hoIf hat number OF males In this and oter COY
Ioent manufactures in the eghlorhocd, there are az
tooe,beT 600 men end 1900 women employed. On
entering ito first portion Of tho bulldipg The eI L Us
ssIed by an almost deafening noise caused by some
bnndrods of women seated on tic floor and hammer
ing The leaves Cd stone or block With Trllsi IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06
XEH.JERSEY VIEWS.

B4afsfs.-An inquest was held yos'trdcy by Cor
ss,of 6afncy, fJorey City, the body Of Roe Me
iAeFson, an :alan weeks Of age wbose IsgC.ds re-
ne a. No. LIZ Sieaben street. Txca tho excessive
net Of the apartment where tie family Aept il
evident that death WAS caused by eaacaiion Al ia-
guest was also hcld On tie body q At.giam Coles,
n sieent OF Newark, whore bldy yeas found u thc
,~s'er, at The head of Wnilinsi5n sireei. lie was
t rs sesh alive Oh Thursday niRL nj tho corner Of
Washington a4d Soubcn .treefs. ma ia "a thoucl,t
'ass 70 n'stook his way and walked overheard.
DIsTDEb,scr % CgA,eI Tlns.--ou Sunday ~.
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MARRIE ID.

COLIITP-Jh IESOn ThD-sday. A02 a. the south Tlrt
ta,t lssbyeTisn Church gIottyD y D. b. tie kev j. d.
Wells the bCv E1wsrd A. Collier a Saugere 70 IssbeLs
g. dG9zble4 Of Lewlf l.. James Of Brooklyn.
VlLCOX--VAAOE-Ou Tburs3ay. Aug J. Al Ikscss by the
Rv d. W Hshjdy D. D., Saul II. v icoI es, @. Ithaca,
10 Mis- Mania ID. FAKon Of Stoningon Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

ternoon, Desperate figt occurred at CNris's Farm.
on Pslisade avenue, Bergen Hill in which quite
number OF persops were engaged. young man
named Joseph Bryan, resdiDg at No. 81 Montgomery
'street jersey Civ, was so badly injured that 1t s
thought he will not recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

HlGHwAY RoBBEEY,-John Gilbert was robbed %
Saturday night, ~ O'Clock, wihle ofOslng the Clty
Pax, by gupg Of thieves, WHO relieved him OF ri
yer watch worth sci md $2l il bills when they TOOK
20 their heels and escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

SuDDHE DEATH or A SoIDIER.-CieO. Clark,
member Of Col De Forests Regiment Of Mounted
Rifles, died suddenly on Sunday evening AZ the Park
Barracks The deceased had been exceedingly intem-
perAie in his habits which is supposed 10 have been
the eanse eff death. The body removed TO Belle
yUe Dead-IIouse where post-inoItem examination
will be made and an inquest held to-day by Coroner
Ieekman.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

A CAu7iox TO BATHErs.-Eleysn persons were
arrested on Sunday as, by the Police OF The Seyc,lh
Precine Greenpoint, for bathing II the Last River in
All exposed situation Trey were taken before Justice
oOlohsn yesterday and fined g each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

FoUKD DRowSED.--The body Of an unknown nan
was YESTERDAY found floating in the River 81 Pier No
10 East River. TIE remains were secured. Coroner
JaGkman subsequently held inquest, which resulted
In a verdict Of accidental drowning. description Of
the lothiog worn by the deceased, which Is the only
means OF Identifying the body, may be found at the
CorOners Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

a., rrbFo should insist On reforma widening Of ire
proper recumbept places for soldiers ard invalids
,.eabrepts On the road az least 20 Tire extent Of
sD ,a, no, incidentally. The monopoly of New
Jsrssy certainly ia rich enough to sl'ro humane
.ssiu,snt TO soldiers, if not to " mere civilians 70
,oos accustomed 10 It's pecanisry kicks and ca'i''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sFEoisL TKES-Acs
NOTICE.
Durirg he August Term no order 70 show eause viii
be granted retmuable Saturday, and no mCuon
will Il heard on that day.
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A JouRsFY TO Lone BRANCH iNpkflNirkhi fosI'
.r,n~A lady WHO was present at The large meeting
,.o,n,lv held in DR.. Hagues Church, under the aus
r;Sss Of Tie Army Committee Of the honng Men
sSri,iau Association, waited uren Dr. lying az we
sanslusicp Of The exercises and informed BIN that she
% ,.na 70 co to Lcrg Branch for couple OF
ln~ tu, as size could net resist the appeal which
"eA -" made for help for the soldiers, she would
u11 her aunt TO some other time, and hand over
Zoo attended for that expense TO the Army Com
- on condition that IL be used toward the ex-
-. Of some person WHO should 80 and visit The
I',rpsei soldiers 10 their hospitals The amount has
been 50 appropriated and is doing its good work at the
pregent tire.
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SUPREME couBT-cnArDus-Are. s

Daring TIE rIesept month of August the Clerk viii
not be allowed 10 Get down any motions.
Unless the motion is ready when reached IN ts order
on the calendar the viii be passed for that cal
endar. .
D. p. IN0RATIAM (r..,.
JOSIAH SUTHERLAND, 'u''cS
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pxaxIvIN6 BoARD OF THE NAVY pkiANINh
sSs examining Board Of the Navy Department nle'
,ss,erjay at the Office Of Mr. Blunt corner ., parl
I'm and Water street. There were about nan 'O1en
sap ranpea and the Beard djournod til to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

r,v po,,ct AND TIE RELIGIOUS WANTS OF THE
The notice ogicers of the Twerty-sixth Pre-
g. nD9er Cart. j. d. Hart, have contributed %
sD ~ 10 aid in carrying on the work of the Army
ilao ~ the Young Mems Christian Association.
UouDn ~ intend 70 rtpeat monthly, on receipt Of
der pay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

SuS SYRoKEs-MorrIs Gleason, native Of Ireland,
sgei 40 years while At work ia the Gas-Works, corner
Of Tenth avenue and Seventeenth street. was - over
cone by the heat Saturday, that he died Inc de-
nsr Joekman held an inuaest on the body yesterday
verdict of accidental death was rendered.
The same Coroner held an inquest At No lt3 West
Eghteen,h street. on the body Of Patrick Early, ma
fve of Ireland - years Of age, who died from the e.
.ets Of the extreme heat of Saturday. The deeesed
as employed in coffee min IN the lower part Of the
city, and 6tiDg taken sick in the afternoon, went
home, where he died the following day.
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p'T'Es'ser % cra.s1 Fms % s4ptry IT.
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CRY MoRTALITI.-The number Of deaths in this
Civ for the week ending August 5, was 49, Of whom
81 were ren, 81 women, PHI boys, and 100 glrlsi
being an increase Of IS last week. ard 50 over the
number of the corresponding week Of 1850. TIE
dezths from acute disease were: Cholera iuflutuIn
iSi: infat lie cInv1hions u diarrhea, and inamma
tor # the lunps ~ eaca; scarlet fever and inhanua
ton Of tie braiu II each; dyseutery H. small pox, II
nsssles 10; inflammation OF the bowels, 3; congos-
ten OF the brain. IS erysiprts 8; appcPexy, bIon-
ehites, cholera morbus, typhoid fever, each. Tie
death from chronic diseases were: consumption Gil
ialantie arasmns a. dropsy in TIE head 81 ilfan
tile debility Ii dropsy,' PaLy, 6; heart d'e@se, ..
DEATHS lesuliing from external AID other caht ms,
were: Drowned, aud premature birth, . EACH deh-
rum trenens 5; Old age, a; casualties, B. Tie ages
were, under year, 2l2; 70 ?, yOi 70 S5i so 4
Is; Alto s. 6; 10, 10; 10 toI5, g; 10 to ~ l6 20
n % a. IS 10 90 IS 50 10 40, l6 10 70 so 40i 90 10
CO. %; 60 to 20, Oh 20 to So = 80 TO 90 s. 30 100,
I; Ut known, 2. Tie nativiies were: United States
rs; Ireland, II; Germany, 49, England, s; Scotland
S. unknown, 81 France p Holland, Italy, Prusria ct
sea. West Indies, each. Tie n9mber Of deaths m
tbe public institutions 60, being an increase of
over the number Of the corresponding week IN 1861
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-06

SANITARY IssFEoTIoE.-Tbe Superintendent Of
Sanitary Inspection reports that, for tie week ending
August 8, the number Of sinks and water-cosets
cleaned was 81; loads of Ight-so removed from the
sity limits, 9lS; dead horses So COWS, .; gost /;
bot,- 81 dogs and other small sials, ol2 barrels
Of ofa VS.. The number of pounds OF unsound, ois-
sased OF unhealthy meats, fish, poaltry, &e., seized
or removed from the city limits was Beef 30; veal,
80; mutton, 6O0 feb, $50; poultry. 49, poIk, 20;
trpc, 60; saussges, IS; cheese, s.
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Approved November 2l, 1861.

No. 35.-An act in addition to Chapter IL OF
the Compiled Statutes, in relation to the sup
port and removal Of plupers and the relle
Of the insane poor.
II is hereby enacted, DC. -,
SEC. |. 1t any married man Of sufficient abll-
ity to support and m.intan his wife, shall by
his own neglect or default suffer her to become
charseabl. as Il panper upon any town IN
this State, such town may recover the expense
incurred IN the support of such wife in an
action of assumpsit against such husband ;
provided that no recovery shall be had for any
expense so incurred more than one year previ-
Gus to such action.
SEC 9. This act shall take effect from its
passage. .,
Approved Nov. Q. 1861.
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NJ 36.-An act making provision for the debts
against the Vermont State Prison.

N, 36.-An act making provision for the debts
against the Vermont State Prison.
Kis hereby enoc cd, DC.
SEQ. |. The Treasurer Of this State is hereby
directed to isue the bonds o: this State for such
sums as the Superintendent OF the stare frison
shall require, not exceeding in the whole, eight
thousaad dollars which bonds shall in all other
respects conform to the conditions and llnita-
tions of section 2 of an act entitled an act
making an appropriation for armins, &c. the
Militia of this State.
Sec. 2. The Superintendent of the State
Prison shall receive said bonds so issued by the
Treasurer upon his requisition and Herewith
pay the outstanding debts OF the Vermont State
Prison. hat he shall not dispose OF said bonds
at lms than their par value. Said SuperHtend-
cut shall render his accoun, of his doings ander
this act, to the Auditor Of Accounts, and said
Auditor Of Accounts shall make report OF the
M m to tie next teglsla'urc
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No. An act in amendment of section four
OF an act for the better protection of the Treas
ury, approved Nov. 27, 1860.
II IS hereby enaclea, dc
Sec. L. Section four of an act entitled Sc An
act for the better protection Of the Treasury"
approved November p, 1860, shall hereafter
read as follows 6 If the Treasurer shall divert
6 misapply or conceal any of the public treasure
6 ne shall, on conviction thereof, be punished
1" by imprisonment in the State Prison for q
" term of not less than two or more than ten
years"
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. s, 1861
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No. %. An act to compel the attendance OF
witnesses in Criminal prosecutions.
IL is hsreby enacted DC.
SEC. |. [fany person who has been legally
summoned az witness to attend before any
court in this State, to testify in criminal cause
shall willully or wrongfully refuse to attend be-
fore such court and testify, such person 50 Of
Tending shall forfeit and pay a fine of rot ex-
ccedns one hundred nor less than ten dollars,
or may be imprisoned in the county Jail not ex-
cccdny six months, or be subject to both of said
pc,nIties in the discretion Of the court.
SEC. 9. If any person shall knowingly and
wrongfully counsel, aid, or assist any person so
Summoned to testify as aforesaid, to absent hlm,
self from attendance before such court, he shall
nav n fine of not more than fifty nor less than
ten dollars, in the discretion of the court.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from lts
passage
Approved NJy. 9, 1861.
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or for the cultivation or improvement OF such
real estate Preceded, that this act shall not at
feet any attachment Or levy already made
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from Its
passage.
Approved Nov. 20, 1861.
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tify such claimant Of the time and place of such
hearing, in the same manner as is provided for
notice to the trustee in such cases and the court,
upon such report, shall determine the rights of
the claimant Prov,ded, thNt this act shall not
apply to any case in which hearing has already
been completed before Commissioner.
Sec. 2. This act shall take effect from it's pas
sage.
Approved November 81, 1861.
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No. Am act in addition to an act entitled,
an act relating to the sureties Of the late
State treasurer"
1t IS hereby enacted, &c.
Sec l. The Committee appointed by the
'' act relating to the suretics Of the late State
Treasurer approved Nov. 26, 1860, are author
lied in their discretion to commence and prose-
cute any suit at law or IN equity in the name
of the State of Vermont against said treasurer,
and any of his sureties, and any other parties,
to enforce and protect the rights of this State.
and may employ counsel for that purpose; and
| said Committee may also redeem any property
attached on any process in any suit now pend
ing against said Treasurer or his suretiee, from
any mortgage or incumbrance if in their judg-
meut the interest of the State requires it, and
| the auditor of accounts is directed to draw all
necessary orders upon the Treasurer Of the State
for that purpose Pror,ded, that if all the
assets of the late state treasurer belonging to
the state, growing out of the defalcatlon OF
said late treasurer, now Ill the hands OF any
person. shall be surrendered to the State, then
said commissioners are hereby authorized, if in
their opinion it shall be for the interest OF the
State 80 to do, to discharge any or all OF the
sgners of said late treasurer bonds who may
prove, to the satisfaction of said commissioners,
that they have in no way participated in the
use of treasury funds, for speculation or other
purposes and provided that ruch discharge
shall not be 80 construed as to impose upon
any person not discharged the payment Of any
larger sum than he would be obliged to make
if no such discharge had been given.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect IRON its
passage.
Appyoyed November 81, 1861.
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Approved November lG, 1861.

No. 25.-An act in amendment of section ff
teen. of chapter sixty-eight, of the Compiio1
Statutes.
IL is hereby enacted, 3c.
SEC The annual products of the real es
tate Of any married woman shall not be attach
ed or levied upon for any debt Or liability of her
husband, except debts created for necessaries for
the family of such husband and wife. and OK
CO, debts ro. la"o tr m .,erar furnished unon
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'@S'SS ,,,
Approved No7. 9, 1861.

No. 24.-An act in relation to the Collection of
Taxes in certain cases.
II is hereby enacted, 3c.
SEC. |. If, at any time, after making up the
Grand List of any town and setting therein the
property of any unmarried woman, she shall
marry and her property thereby pass into the
possession of her husband, it shall be lawful for
any collector of taxes who may hold tax
against said unmarried woman, at the time OF
her marriage. or at any time thereafter, to col
ect the same of her said husband, in the same
manner as if the tax had been originally assess
ed egainst such husband.
SEC. 9. This act shall take effect from its pas
sage. ,oo,
Annroved November l6, 1861
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LAWS OF VERMONT.
a ,t the Annual SESSION, 1861.


,,r tbe Secretary of state for Publication in
rpsisna'su v all the Newspapers.
: IAN act apportioning the members OF the
NJ nf this State. to the several Counties.
sa4Vh az hpreby " enacted By the General Assembly
J., j. " Sto,, y( Of Vermont, as follo,cs
fn T6e several Counties in this State
HI ny untitled to elect and have their Senators
a' ,a + allowing proportion, to wit
D'' Addison County, two;
bennington County, two
caledonia County, two;
Cbttenden County, three;
Essex County, one;
franklin County, three;
Grand Isle County, one;
lau.oille County, one;
Orange County, two;
Orleans County, two;
Rutland County, three;
Washington County, three;
Windham County, two
Windsor County, three.
Ger All acts inconsistent with this act are
hereby repealed oo ,oc,
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Approved Oct. 30, 1861.

No. 39.-An act to repeal sections six, seven,
eight and nine OF chapter ninety nine of the
Compiled Statutes, entitled " An act for the
encouragement and promotion Of Agriculture,
Domestic Manufactures and the Mechanic
Arts.
1t is hereby enacted dc.
Sec. L. Sections six, seven, eight and nine Of
chapter ninety nine of the Compiled Statutes
are hereby repealed.
SEC 9. This act shall not affect any claim
which any County shall have for any money on
account of Agricultural exhibitions which have
been made the present year.
SIC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 8, 1861.
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SEC 8. This act shall t.ke effec. from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 81, 1861.

No. IS An act in relation to the appointment
of Jail Commissioners.
II is hereby enacted, dc
Sec. |. Whenever the Office Of Commissioner
Of Jail delivery i'll any County shall become va
can, by death, removal, or otherwise, the Judges
of the County Court in the County in which
such vacancy occurs, may at amy slime, Eli
such vacancy by the appointment Of another
person, who shall be sworn to the faithful dis
charge of the duties Of such cfice, and shall
hold such Office subject to the provisions Of
tion lo4 of chapter l3 of the Compiled Statutu.
Sec. g This act shall take effect from i,s
paseage.
Approved Oct. 30, 1861.
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Sec. 5. This act shall take .ct on tho first
day Of December. A D. 1861.
Approved, Nov. 81, 1861.
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,n,
Approved Oct. 81, 1861.

No. 22.-An act relating to bills Of except ms.
IL is hereby enacted dc.
SEC |. Whenever any bill of exceptions
shall have been allowed and signed, and the
Judge signing and allowing the same shall have
gone out OF Office, sucl Judge shall have the
samc power to amend and correct such bill of
exceptions that he would have had, if he had
continued in Office.
SIC. Q. This act shall taks effect from its
passage.
Approved November 81, 1861.
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passage.
Approved November 81, 1861
No. 9.-Ap act in relation to accounts OF Su
periutendents Of Schools.

No. 9.-An act in relation to accounts OF Su-
periutendents Of Schools.
IL is hereby enacted, DC.
The Su Superintcndents of Schools are hereby
required to m IKE out in detail their account,
for official services, stating the date and 'ime
snent. as we'll as the nature # each act OF ser
vice fendered and MADE oath (or afirmatltn) to
the correctness of the same before some masls-
trait. ia the town wnsrs such service was Ien-
derad. which oath or affirmation shall be GER
tilted to by such magi trate befure such Super
iotendent s accounts shall be presented Tor al
lOwance. ,
SIC 9. The accounts Of Superintendent OF
Schools shall be presented to the State Auditor
and when approved by him shall be paid cut OF
the Treasury of the State upon his order; ou.
no order shall be drawn to any Snperlntenden'
until said Superintendent shall have filed with
the State Auditor the receipt of the Secretary
of the Board of Education for the Statistical
returns of the preceding school year as required
by law. - ~ ,ct an
titled. I" An act relating to Common Schools
approved Nov, %, 1858, as may conflict WIN
this act is hereby repealed. =:
SIC. 4. This act shall take effect from APri
|, 1862. ,oc,
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INV the Secretary Of state for Publication in
ssna'S'' all the Newspapers.
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No. 27.-An act in relation to Constable tees
for the sale Of non resident lands.
IL is hereby enacted, DC.
SEC. l. Section one of &C an act amending
Section thirty five of Chapter eighty one of the
Compiled Statutes in relation to Constables' fees
for the sale of nonresident lands" Approved
Nov. ID. 1854, shall read as follows Consta-
bles fees shall be allowed for preparing and
sending advertisements to press, fifty cents tor
one lot or parcel Of land, and six cents for each
additional lot or parcel ; for each redemption OF
land sold, for one lot ten cents, and for each
additional lot four cents.
SEC. 2. This uct shall take effect from its
passage.
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No 2l.-An act relating to the Homestead.
IL is hereby enacted, &c.
Sec |. Whenever the owner of any home
stead, shall fail to build, or maintain and keep
in good and sufficient repair, lis proportion Of
the division fence between such homestead and
the adjoining lands of any other person or per
sons; and such other person or persons. shall
build or repair such fence, and shall have " lie,
gal claim agains, the owner OF such homestead
therefor; such homestead shall be utject to at
tachment and levy for such claim in the same
manner as other real estate.
SEC 9. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Annrnyed Oct 81 1851.
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No. lG.-An act in addition to Chapter 81
of the compiled statutes relating to sale Of
property on Mesne Process.
It's hereby enacted. &c.
Sec. l. The same request may be made. and
the same proceedings had for the sale or other
disposal Of property attached upon n,esne pro-
cess, after such process shall have been retur
ned, as are provided in Chapter thirty one of
the Compiled Statutes. for the sale or other dis
posal Of property attached on mesnc process,
provided that such sale or Other disposal shall
be made before final Judgement in the suit in
which such attachment was made.
Sec. 9 When the officer shall sell property
as provided in section one of this act, he shall
forthwith make return Of his doings and sale to
the Clerk Of the Court or to the magistrate
before whom SAID process shall be pending, and
such return shall be appended to, and made
part Of tho officers return on said process.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. l6 1861.