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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-04
TIE NV YORK ZouAYEs.

The regiment o. Zouaves, 10 command Of Colonel
hawkins, have again been transferred from their
quarters over the Centre Market 10 their Headquarters nj
Castle Garden. Yesterday afternoon the command vas
inspected BY Brigade toor Haobe o; the second brigade
New Yo-t state Militia End accepted by the state All
thor,s Prior 10 inspection, those companies which
bad not yet elected officers did 90, Of which companies
I and were of the number, Company elected r q
Boheno commander Company !, Captain H. " Copcutt
aud Company Captain Joseph n. strer; rraps Foster
Fret lieutenant Ind s. ]. nccks,ader, First Sergeant
Captain Stncf's command originally recruited for
Colonel Bakers California regiment, but being composed
q young Of small stature, the captain erred
biz corsrar 4 70 the Ioaayos.
This morrirr r. ten o'clock pev. NJ Ca, lq Ian.
lain of the regiment VIII preach scrnio atCss,,le
GARDEN, Prior 10 ibeLr departure The taited 81 ~
officer wi muster then into The FEDERAL ieryce an tho
regiment VII In AZ probability leave this city IN day
or two,
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THE NAVAL BRIGADE.

Lieutenant Colonel Harvey d. wh'temcrc telsgrapnei
yesterday afternoon to Colonel Bartlett tia, the Naval
gadc is accepted BY the State, and nothing will nov
impede the complete organization Of this Jealous c,rps
The headquarters OF the brigade Franklin Square
pearl street. The depot is at the Re- cnuc Buildings,
staten island where the jack ars have been patiently
waiting as volunteers wsdout pay for be acceptance o.
the brigade under their ovn chosen leader DOL Bartlett
w,u bring 10 his aid very complete koo~edgs u all
the arn,s Of the naval nd military service He having
served during the war with hoxc, IN Upper aad Lover
California and hav ing studied the military sys cf
Europe NJ guest the aeSd or Satory,
with Marshall Mognan, Winnie Fave arc ohcr celebrities
Of The French army The brigade - have Jones shell
guns, rhed with the best ~ al arms aud expects
a brilliant career aioat and ashore
VIC requssted 70 the statement made our
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FEE ACkDEMv ZnUAyes

regiment called no Free Academy z,Joycs has been
oginsed composed of the students Of The free Academy
over I'VE feet Tour and halt inches IN height II now
numbers over ninety members The following arc the
officers
Dr Horace websicr, Colonel; r. w. Bayos, Lieutenant
Colonel, q. l.. McnAes, QgsTtosmsster, NJ j. nielon,
infpectT. Knox Nc Wee Captain 81 Company A;w Der
Tyman, Cept,n ~ Company "; ". e. Abbe, Csptan o.
Companv 9: w. y. slocnr,. Caniain ~ Cornna~- "
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IMMENSE SEIZURES OF MUNITIONS Of
WAR
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE.

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFICE.
NAY 3-frcm private Information rsce,yed by The
United States Marshal, Deputies Horton and Worst repair;
ed to the American Express conpanys ONE, and found
box there directed 70 Hannibal hise,ur opening IL
they discovered twenty i've Showers the stest
construction aud ak hunoret ball cartri .ecs rho
olcs m went 70 Ba'cy Co " g2 Water street IN
this city and sczed two boxes containing ave mnllons
OF percussion caps, marked to g. 10 savaGnaa.
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ANOTHER GERMAN BRIGADE.

We beg leave to call special attention the devoted
pess Of the Germans to their adopted laud Iu aditon
70 ts several German regiments whose ranks rapid
~ filing up we feel highly graitined to announce IN on
columns to day that Mr Won Gga brave officer in thr
late war OF holsein ls4o s forniinS regiment under
the name Of tho De KaD regiment supported exclusive
~ by officers who have graduated ia the European
armies and who have active service We have no
doubt that this ehsent body will DO Of very valuable
eeIyice IN defending the honor of flag and the const
tuition Q. eur common country At the time ap.
peal 70 the liberality OF citizens for material aid
which win be thankfully received by Mr.. Wiimqnn,
"-"-'ant u TIC 4ceutiye Committee, at Helds Hotel,
M pee
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VOLUNTEERS AROUND TOWN.
TO TnE BDIToR OF TaE HERALD.

HfADQr AR1kEs So, EvTH SrsrBvy REGIHvSr,
Ngw YoHx, May ., 1861.
Your article Of this date docs groSt injustice 70 tho
Third avenue railroad in charging them with collecting
fare from poor volunteers The seveth Sseuben voun.
tcers qustcred at Isndman park above the depot
Of the railroad and tho President Mr. Darling very gcns
rousy and without application part proHsred &,
carry free ~ and from tho city, their
ing certificate from their captain, that they youn-
teerf Such certificate Is furnished TO every man Who
Obtains leave Of ABSENCE nno not heard Of singlo
that has been askcdfor faro on showngit.
l. SdAFFNER, Adut7nL
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ARMY MovENENTs IN NEW 1ressv

The Second regiment, stationed AZ ST.a,,,. sess n
nave considerable difficulty in rhiaps.r com,ets,.
=. .e vacancy o,cAsoued ny rssisss.i,lr
Colonel D. g. Gregory. Previous % VI aepsrtare or
the regiment from Jersey City, eVeasoe Seo, Of Tia
United States Army, stlonei a. Govcra3 = lslauj 8
elected Colonel but 1t seems that g,vernment re-
fused TO transfer Colonel weho sss thsre ore
compelled 20 cecil the appointment col,ae 5cks os
New York, was strongly urget 70 accept sonmaui,
but be also decrtd, and on We1aes ay SECOND cec.io,
wss held, which resulted the ssec. of ctptaia
Baker, Of he Hudson GuaFd, 5 cosd y. Il nent cha
.-c."n for 'euseasli eqlqls am Hu p's2oasi
until next b, noay.
he Gfst regiments lnieG orders fsom Dig Gen rar-
field arc FAST recruiting, ana si ready ~ eage 10
n9sen early nsxt week. Ire Nsthnal 5uarj, Captain
San Halghton, have eDrolad about btty men aut ar
faDgements have been made ~ equip t0e through.
out The u enwooda Guard (araspu Riaes) and twY
volunteer compares arc also recfliting There is
TO be company started caiei the n Firenen's
Guard, composed entirely OF II the Fire Do.
peitmen.. a meeting viii held FOE The election
OF tlcers anu in al probability tbs prssoit cue' s1g
neer Of tic department will DC ce,,ed uiant
or The cDYpg
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THE WEST POINT ACADEMY AND OFFICERS
FOR THE ARMY.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
WIT porST, ~ ", Nay I, is5t
have taken the liberty o. writing you 70 request tia,
you should notice in your paper the at least seeming in.
Justice OF the authorities al Wash ngton in not
the first class At the United States Military Academy
placed as they now As you know
there existed not ten days ago. large number Of va.
osnoes in The army, caused by theresgnatons south
ern men In the state In which the country a. pre-
fent no enc can doubt that these vacancies should
been filed by men who bad learned something Of militia
~ science, enough certainly TO be able to drill sqund
Of recruits Nov this could have been accomplished by
graduating the cadets Of the senior class the Acsdc
my There objection whatever 10 graduating
them. The class fully qualified as TO
see and military attachments as they viii be
amonh OF six weeks hence; aud also does not seem
rght That who have been studying hard for the last
iof the eApess purpose OF atng themselves pro
Deity 70 shnr We military profession should thus be de-
prveo OF Az chance Of promotion and kept down 10 bro.
vet second eutenent Az far az studies are concerned
they have finished the whole course and are now on
ss review preparatory 70 the oxampstion In June The
matter OF qualification for graduation bowever was
submitted 10 the consideration az The Accidents
Board here They settled Il by unanimously
amending that the class receive comrnss nns M
reason therefore, exists why citizens should have been
appointed At present. eince had they graduated the class
its members, forty In number would nave almost
emit ely nlkd the vacancies, and by men too who are
qualified 10 be officers. have only given You these
points that you night, " you win be 20 kind brpg the
matter before The public. CADET.
TIE WEST POINT ARTILLERY REGIMENT.
w. Dofa NJ ga
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THE VOLUNTEER FORCE OF NEW

THE VOLUNTEER FORCE OF NEW YORK.
The proclamation or the Governor bias been molly re-
spondad 90 BY the loyal citizens OF The satc The ap
pos.on for the formation and for inspection Of compa
nies OF volunteers 70 the present time number three
hundred and seventy three-a force equal TO twenty
eight ihOueand hundred men This 10 independent
Of the fully equipped and uniformed regiments OF the
state which equal 70 thirty thousand. rhe ab
does not include the volunteers formed into reg
ments New York city and other portions OF the Sate
which have yet reported homsevee to headquarters
These together with those already sered viii swell
the present military force Of the state 10 seventy five
thousand men.
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EXOFFICERS AND SOLDIERS or THE
REGULAR ARMY.

Our military friends win end below m important no
tice by order Of Col Ramsey for an increase of the
regular army Oncers who have served those who
not served, noncommfsioned officers aud civil and mill
tary engineers will read 1t with attention
Gentlemen who have heretofore served in the regular
army and desire IA return the ice, viii please call
or send their address TO The undersigned others who
have rot served bot willing 10 Join cers, Will
report themselves. Those who wsh to non
COMMISSION officers viii present themselves in person
Information respecting the Eervice will be furnished
all between the hours of ten A. NJ and three every
day Sundays NOT excepted, at No SO Cedar street. BY
order OF Col. Ramsey
J. ". CURRlER, Acting Adjutant
NFw York, April 80, 1851
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nteefed as naval nurse as shs Dies feel herself
competent for srch inn ortant duty. fna
probably made by her having bscn az the brigade depot
Staten Island, attending DsiIe otto o.
her lady friends. Several adca volunteered their
services to the Naval Brigade and are preparing for active
service In the Held
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CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN GOVERNOR

MURUAN AND SEIHFIAh1 SEW AT.U.
Governor Morgan, Of New York, telegraphed as fol.
lowe
AtBASy, April 80, 1861.
Hon. WV. n SEWARD, Washington
win there tot be reputation for more troops from
THE State? hundred regiments be mustered into
the service eaeler than they can be reprcssed.
4. d MORGAN.
Mr.. Seward repiied:-
wAsBryc1oS, April 90 1851.
Hon r. n MORGAN, Albany
Probably for three months service but forty
thousand volunteers 70 be accepted for three
YEAR,, or during the war. The Albany regiment has
arrived. All honor 10 New York.
WILLIAM II SEWARD
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3D. and MESSENGER went to Washington yesterday after
procure the muster Of the into tue reu
lar service, and also to arrange for ia equipment II
win In all probability be mustered service this or
next week few experienced artlicrsts and ne
chonics las ssppers and miners wanted Apply at
eadquarters, No. $50 Broadway
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NURSES FOR THE ARMY.
TO THE EDITOR Or Tus aEaAbD.

NEW YORK NAY g. 1861.
beg pardon FOR tresspassng your valuable time,
but would Ike to ask txo questions, and kuow-
ing Of VITO you'd be sb,c tho
sired information than yourself, Why III take the liberty
Of OBTAINING you for few minueg Only. attended the
meeting that took place Monday mornng lsst at the
Cooper Institute and there learner tst rgstraioa
Of the names OF those who wished the
army would take place in few days accordingly wen.
again yesterday and bad read to me, OF the
mittee, what requisite should be observed ucore nv
services would be required. To begin th the uu-sa
must BIO thirty five or forty years OF axe aid unsr that
would not be taken Now, am ONLY twenty. aye AMI
consequently cannot 50. No ms.ter how ANXIOUS may
be TO serve IN the causeno matter how wlabg may be
TO wait on the wounded ana the dypglo matter wha,
good health may have II cannot go ia nk OF ira.
woman twenty tive years Of age in perfect hcslth il
rot as capable OF undergoing the hArdsh.s waca mlst
scar y be undergone, fur,s w,lli be.
admitting that neither Of knew FIRST tntuR TO do
until tausnY Even won an Of atty mlsht 20 fn- the
fret time 10 her life in a hospital Witch I've no doast
many will DOS and there learn ghlt viii no rsaure1 og
her ften there's Committee appoated 10 learn the
pedigree u every woman Win appIcs-an Of her pact
and present hfstory rs TO be kroSnhov he lives and
ii TACT, to know ali OF her plis aars ~hst
they may be, before she Can bs taken all don't
know whether she's to produce her marriage crsasst,
or not, o. whether she's a. be mg-be. OF the church
n fact, heard lad. remark there th.t ehs an,
not beoDI 20 any church Nog Is an ths or % ~ ne
fore woman Gao be Considered fulg GIN mrsrt 10 aa
minister to the wans OF re c5oadea az Sc dying
aARy 5Msna
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CLOTHING FOR CHE VOLUNTEERS.
RAPID MANUFACTURE OF uNisoRMs.

HAflD or lNAfohAS-
We have already announced that Msssrs Brooks, Bro
& Co., Of Broadway Grand street. one Of the most
extensive clothing manufacturers o. tois co,ntry, hld
obtained the contract Cor the supply OF ehe New York
volunteers with their uniforms The contrse.
for ~ GOO suits being 900 pieces The c'otrses
concluded Friday last, ard The only dn;ulty expo
rienced in finding the goods OF which she g.rnieots
to be madethe particular rnasertsi reing very
scarce in the market Every efi5rt, h,wever usef
and the cloth having been obisined 125 cate aud
5000 hauts male and female, set IL cork atur
day morning. So rapiely was ths Shoe TIM carried
through that there 600 res,y for delivery
yesterday and the balance with an au,ns OF extras
will be Teady within ten DAYS fbe
oveTcoais fatigue jackets and pauts Az ques.
tion whe Their other city On this cntin conld
displayed 30 mtcn promptitude AID de-psh IL ala,
important 20 the public " know ths tie auth rifles
Albany have orno that the contract for III is
fully dollar below the paid Tor the same gar
menis suppl 70 the Boston uosps.
CommmssIy General G. Arthur had yoster Jay
perfected compete arrangements for ne supply
Of clothing needed for the volunteers from this Sate and
for that pup sc he has appointed fc OF tn ind
entail and experienced merchants or this CITY
tors Of the uniforms, tIg OF Messra Wilson q.
Hunt Charles A. Backing ham John Gray and George
Opdy Ike, who will enter upon their outas Gay these
gentlemen with one exception, pslug cotn merchants,
and thoroughly with every detil apper
ing to the business they win be yer, c,refl IA exant-
mig every piece ri cloth before it is up INTO
clothing
Requisitions from nardants of daily
poarng in upon the QnsrtermSsters Beo.rtmcpt, ant
with The best ntent III has been compelled e. ignore
them for the namert; hni the dclify supplying rha
necessary ranent for The troops VIII overcome
the Nessis Brooks working III to hav- The
tracts m,neGa ttly tolned Bans II oUplfcatocs
nsy be hsd from General Arthur wn,h c,ovide speat
menfs The reqnisous must be dniy TESTIFIED 10, on
honor, by the commandiDg offers.
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REGIMENTAL SURGEONS.

The following the report Of the Medical and Surgical
Commission on this subject made to the Governor
The Commission appointed to decide upon the qualf-
cations OF applicants for the position OF surgeon or
surgeon mate volunteer forces now being raised
nnder tie recent OF the Legislature respectfully re
port that OF the hundred and applicants who
have presented themselves and been examined before The
said commission since April rs, 1851, the following
FAMED have been found qualified 70 serve
and surgeons mates, indicated IN the list here
anto annexed, All which Is respectfully submitted.
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AN Appeal. TO THE HUNG .R,.NS

The Hungarians OF the city Of New York aud its VI
cnity requested to meet TO dag (sasurtay) at IL
oclockP H., at the Aston House. The numoor Of Tbs
room will be given at the Office Of the hotel
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THE SEVENTY. FIFTH RIFLE REGIMENT

Expect to 20 into quarters at the OF next
week Recruits and officers are requested TO assemble
today al Headquarters AZ Prince street for consultation
and to receive Instructions
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SURGEONS.
J. Atherly, Albany.
Norm s Barnes, Rochester,
N. BsrroEs, New York.
El,a, ' Bissell, Buffalo.
J. G. b gasdus, New York
Reed D. Boniecoi, roy.
II. T.. Brown, Fort Hamilton
y. l.. II. Chaplin, Albany.
James Che omar 'fofina,
NJ En- Q entry, Utica.
Al. B. Crapden New York.
rcw.rdL. na; ster, \. York.
Edward p Dalton, n. York.
A. +, Eiseniord, New YORK
J. W Gouley, New York.
Jas. d. Hewett, New YORK.
J. Lawrence Hicks, y. York
A II, Hof. Albany.
John Howe, New York.
W +: Hutchinson s'dy dil'.
]. Foster .IenklEi Ycnl trs,
Daniel /, Little, Rochester
Geo W. Loyeioy, n. YORK.
Edw. Inch, 81 ooklyn.
y. r. Nartindale, Brooklyn.
Adolph May ger, Albany.
,. J Nsttimore, Albany.
W. o. Meagher, New York
J. Noses, New York.
A. +. Nude, New York
&, j. Nordguist, Tuckafloe.
G, Fl. Oliver, New York
". A. Potter, Geneva.
J. u. petherbrilye, Geneva
l.. Rey noics, 0swego.
T. r Spencer Geneva,
a J. steele, Rochester.
J. I. Van Ingen, Sch'a.
q. q. Young, Albany.
IOtal ruFVlQpr .a
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10 indicated in the list here
respectfully submitted.
ALDEN MARCH,
MASON T. BOSWELL,
THOMAS HUN.
SURGEONS MATES.
Geo. W. Avery, Rochester.
j. G. Bacon, Essex, Conn.
G. S. Deardsley, oneida.
4, c. Benedict, Dover.
wn,. u Chambers, Albany.
.. Gemalnvi~e, non.ao.
Henry G. Dean. Victor.
u. Il. Dewey, Whitehall.
Frank W. Dooiittle, n. V.
e,.. Edmes,,y.... Abr.
i. v. Eiting, Hudson.
e.. II. Fossard Port Jei vic.
Morris Franklin, n. York,
Cnas. \. Ilewe:t, Geaevs.
4. A.lHclnes, Locsport,
A. W, HQl..en, Glens Falls.
Vim. r Johnson, wayerley.
wash. Kilmer, Albany.
VIM. 3. lsnn, Brocsp0rL
~. L Mead. Albany.
Is Roy Mclean, Troy.
J II Moore, plattsburg.
J. w. Moore, Cohoes.
p. 9 poase, New York
ros. A. Peters, Ban 40.
+ Prentice, New York.
]. Priegtley, New York.
". W. Potter, Co~lcsville
G. III. Ramsey, New York.
Julius Skilton, Troy.
II. II. Spr lgue, New Yo'k.
Geo. s,esacrt, Albauy.
". II Tanner ,Harts vile.
g. p, Todd, Fayetteville.
l.. T., Town, New York.
j. y. Van Re sselqer, Gb'h
n. Y, Nosburgh r. Chatham.
Total surgeons mates. ~
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

MEMPHIS. Seprsmh' T !, 1851.
At cailsi meet ing Of tHe Soa5,lty held this evening.
the Protect e~zD,si-rd Tie object o; tas meeting. vi b
w-s so receive the report Of she committee appointed 10
draft resolutions as q tribute 70 In" mem,ry Il oHr late
b--ther s~gds!i.t, RICHARD BAEAErr Hr. Samuel
Eiehe. Sherman Of she committee, offered the : AcSlns
preamble and resolutions, which, on beI7g read, were
uusnlulaus1y 4daltca,
WHEREAS, Uur bro,l.r Socialist aul late Project
Richard Barrett, while IL he discharge O his duties -
a ,oldisr. los, his lie On the SSH Mt by tie u~?settlng
OF a wagon over which he wss stationed as a EusTd,
therefore bs il
Resolved. That IN his death tie Soda ity Of The J.. c.
# tie 5. :. l.. has lest one Of its mos, useful, zIud and
exemplary members. VIC, as Prsfcc;, was always
prompt. Jealous sud faithful L. She discharge Of his du-
lies. Kind AMI aGa,.e 10 al under his charge, over
whose spiritual welfare be watched with The care and
s~7lfci:ads Of one eat us.o5 w,h "a psrilof great price.
Resolved, That in the discharge % ms du't-F as q sol
der, Ee gained. by his good qualities end s'idieT-l!ke
conduct tae aIect.oa sa8 esteem OF his Cheers and the
p.nlouca and love 81 his c7mr,dss. He demon s.rs;cd.
ov his b-au,I4sz life, that man can he . good Christian
in Inc tented Esa, as vel IS IN lie peaceful city.
Resolved. That the members Of lhe Sodzl.ty wear the
ha Ice O.. mourning and PERFORM the ususl deyo;.0ns FOR
be rep5se CT his soul, during the ensuing eight dsy'.
Resolved, That yhe above resolutions se p~uoishrd in
the Memphis Appeal and IN the New Orleans Catholic
stand I'd end that a copy % then be forwarded to bis
borrowed relatives. EUGH LI.LV,
Secretary, pro TEN.
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DaERn

n Mississippi county. Ark. o.Eu s'sT morning, 20th
OF August. suddenly Of co. gestve ehii's, wELL5AH
FREDERIC. only SCH q John v. William eyed SIX
six yesrz and six mon h.
IN Mississippi comfy Az or Saturday evening, 3'st
Of August, ter an Illness OF three weeks OF who0Pins
co1.b FRANCES FLETCHER, eldest daughter q John
=. saf Anna F. Williams, aged 'so years, four months
sad seventeen days.
Nashville papers please copy boLh.l
Our precious CARING Frances has been taken from us
and cur hearts are full OF woe. We miss Aer gentle
winning ways, and her sweet angelic mile. she was
too brf-bt. 100 beautiful and pure for this world, and
ged. IN mis- goodness, has taken her TO himself. She
has j ined hor brother willie. whom she loTsd so well
and thry are q little band Of ange!s around Gods
throne. sHsuula," we should not weep tr her We
know thGt Sac Is happy in heaven, and We would uot
nr.us lie. pacs to has world u ,rolb'e If Fe cou'd.
:, ID. 2,
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WAR on MAIN STREET.-Tle sTiTit Of con
tention vas 'lord of the ascendants'' on Main
street, weet side, between Uai0n and Gayoso,
lat night. Esq. Mallory was ma.treatsd until
be was covered with blood. in his own office
b. a man not yet in custody. The bar-beePer
at the corner was insulted by a customer, q
battle followed commencing with a charge OF
light artillery, in the shape of pitchers and
tunbiers-not hurled by the hands. OF ghosts (:
then the baT-keePer whipped his assaiiant.
At 10 O'Clock q disturbances occurred opposite
the Phenix saioOn-stiil in the same block
in which four pistol shots were discharged one
Of which struck a spectator, Sir. Vowel, in the
left hesl, INJECTING a severe wound and break
ing and forcing out a portion Of the bone.
Tois was understood to be the continuation Of
a quarrel Oh the same spot on Saturday nigh
at which Mr.. L. B.see received a shot near
the armPft. Two persons charged with being
concerned in shooting Ms. Vowel, were ar
rested
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PATR1oTIc EsrEETAINMENTs.-A critic in
,.e .FraIorcie construes some remarks on these
entertainments, made b. ass into an inaendo
to,car1s those wto have up to this tins en-
vagsd in giving them. L candid re- PerusaIfo
the article in question, win make it evident
that no reflection was made on the past the
language of the whole Article refers to the fu-
lure. In both a social and a bsnsvolent point
~ visw we believe that a series Of enter
,sfnmsuts, extending through the coming win
ter. would be Of great value, ana in what We
have written our objsct has been to have those
entertainments recognized az one means OF
raising money for purposes that have the
slrapgest claims on our attention, and to have
than conducted methodically, so as to secure
the greatest possible amount OF fnods for the
objects to Be bsnef ted. and TO provide : means
Of acquiring those funds to the intended purpose,
when that purpose requires that they shall be
distributed to many objects, as will be The case
with money intended for the widows and or
1bsus of soldiers, for instance and wa re-
sgeetfalIy renew ouf suggestions on hat point.