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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
NEW-YORK, MONDAY, APRIL %, 1861.

Fair. TUE LADIES OF THE SHILOH siShiSu n'
FUND SOCIETY viii continue TO hold open the a
the present week ia the Basement OF the ChufcD
Prince aud Marionss Rev. H. II. GARNET Paslo Va
for past fssors tnoy hope receive the OF %
this occasion Proceeds for the Benefit 9i the ChuIch
MRS ). DEMAREST, Dircetre's.
MISS A. A. VANDYKE, 5ecty.
Ncw.York Young Mems Christian Association;
The rreula Monthly Meeting this Association VIII Dc neii
MONDAY EVENING 22d ins at the rooms In The Tioi
House OF 9hst and 3day An odginsl Poem van &c
rosd by CYRUS OfFER. esq The Cloy OF onhk he-
Prayer Mertngs held Wednsdsy and Saturday E'es
Young and Strangers invited.
REEVES T. sELaEs Recording Secretary.
NilbOr's Cod Liver 0i and Lime.
CURE FOR co SUMPTION.
Professional Who have lIi-d this for oEsn
on all vita regad scy OF the article In al pull
monsry complaint and 1t j. being used .h the most
happy results by thousands whose before the new dco
very ide cd hopeless The proprietor hsss IA
combining tho PuKs on with LNH 10 such manner hs te
tate Of the on which 10 nsuseo1s 70 persons generpy
entirely and be taken with pleasure by y most
delicate fcnaes b. aud the genuine. ranutlcei
by ALIEN b. WlLBOR, Chemist, No. lG6 Courts, Bog
ton For sale In New York By J. MlLBAU, No. sj Broad
way, AID BARNES 4 PARK.
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The Xoesye ResImePt Ep'Isrs for the WSrTo n9 volI,
Tas c.ESs F d y. FIRE pFriRT
MENT and be commanded by Col EIksWohl, !.a'e OF
nept IN the Impression Of rebellion and the citizens Of New
York are earnestly requested 10 old then By advsnhi the
necessary uniforms ,qniPmen. &c ,,,. ,,oo, ,.o,..
meeting he on fhdey e,snios at The house Of yaos' S
Msay well known fisnd, Of the Fire 6e r,osn -.9
The following gentlemen spPoinsda committee to 0e'ap
'upfS JGnE DECKER cefEngneer Fire Department No 2i
i W@ II. wIcKaAN, rre,iden. do Collin. whHf foot of
A. J. DELNToUR Vice Prosidert, No. 2si wall.t
JR PLATI, Secretary No. 70 M1I,aJ 81 cus.nsp.rl.
John JOHN GILES, Treasurer. No q aEli,abeth-s.
SeEESsTAy TIS;,sr S d Ns s.,s,gss. & sS:s;t
HsSkY hhs kEfLY X vESN NG No. SntSpfs: 81 se:sr.
WM. WRI6HT Of Maitland Co, BesveLs..
GEO NEsBlTT sss5e:y S 81 Ta.esi fss, nG Io. Co.
IloW 4. " BRENS4N, No. 90 Tlm-s, snd No Is Pine
m,e9s held s the .@s sSe .s4se G. Esb e
rotary. and James Kelly es'uIsri over hSON wss snb
Sa en u amount s i1 i ..d 70 pay o The @ which ne
be made and f5i;hed to the Res,oent shSn' Sssy S
Gro T. NE:BTT secresr5 Ger. Pearl ard Pne-.t,
The washington Rife Battalion. This Command J,
rapidly , e and T M ' S Fhs s sI 70 5. Isi al
nissl with the Minnie Rife and vii give good seoup' oi!he
selves Their hesdqut-I. are at No g Cedsrst near Boad
ALE bodied men froS 20 IS years Of age invited 70
Immediately nnd be enrolled. Tune Of service iI months. an
less discharged Psy aud Rsions sowed from the 'ms
Of Enlistment:
Third Compauy.-AtteBtion, National Gunrd!-
Notice hereby given that The e1nember Of The Nanh
s5..pse rS bs Renen5 All Who have been ebe q be
TSirS Compspy fEerty seventh or ssvenh Repen National
Tompkins MsTte. or MONDAY EyENlN0, ats o'clock The
Arnory wil be open every evening for sisn'iures.
First Troop National Guard. 7ts 1eglmenb e Kim, ;b.
sS a1f%i ooS SSia Sts TUESDAY EvE
INC 2p fOI tn. purpose Of frias cossps1y
to IstT9, ,s a9a 5sy,e With Tue eesen By request
:" N'''''' L. H. WATTS III Captain of the Troop.
Ad7ancs PEsyF1S fbcsYEsT INN Only
received. Those having military experience psirrfra
Aeno erGeysEnSrs ims,l, sf.%S he aS
SSsbsy .Ss s ~ sETSs EHsq h: S: s as'ito int sa
Regiment Arnoy Centre Market on The e.'.' II
Sr1f6 Tor 'Sj CRY bPGT PRfd $S:
brother soldiers who have % noey e'P0n''D /" ' '"'
PIe,Se%1ts e,is%s Of the eTFs ssiisd e'a'' JoHN PHYFE
gro EatNRFsEyr NhssIEGyT ShsahsmsiFF sShhaSm FErcH, fi
THos. wkINwRIGHr
Company d, sth Regiment. Washington Grsys.
-Member. Of tbi, Company wu meet 81 beu An"9i o1'
pAi' p Ill., 'u' ''1 Z. D. LAWRENCE, COum.nd.nt
,,o ~ TSoAE Ayps "N To AEms; r mssG;Lrxus .r
ms, ofths Volunteer service IN Ne .ug for eomg;Hy
He WIN his near s ~, t'0q s Ts, nsas VII be-
given Tuesday -
seventh ReFmen. Noops1 &rsreNf S5NS isT ss o.
TIoasn GTARD. Win be held on MONDAY EvENING the
"a Instant al COCA T1YLoK Gda'snt veteran o0TP,
Eighth Ward yolonteers.-:A roll viii be opeI;Ssdd I'D
Spring the enrolment Of S0uneo' to support the Union
and Oui county !" "'' '''' JAMES s. wTNTERBoTToM,
THOMAS MoUOudALL
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2nd Veairnent. 4.

ELtNUIIb
Iier, IT w DAVIS has opened o8ice a, Washington
I South 5th st. Williamsburg sad u Spencer eine'yh
To's No IGl FusoEet, NswYoi, for the TocePion OF 10
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yo,on,ee,s! yoIunieers!

VOlunteers! VoIuntefrs!
Our countrJ calls obey We mps.!
And hull Socessio0 IN the dust q, -. i,
paoir,rt a now forming 70. the Sfvioe of tbe thlted
An voup- men feel desiIous of wing ;heir c'
~ h. Iris itcs hour Lave opportunity OF dspsyhs %
n Tim and sus'sinrr The Starr snd Stripes Dy ehhs'ls I"
Oho" "a'' ''''' CHS. II. lSNES, COlcnel.
C.,,,,xfvt xcu Major.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
THE NEW-YQRK TRIBUNE.
aliliiarp Noilres.
STATE OP NRW'f Ohk,
ou,,rxpuasrgR.6Kg KgFRADs DRPAkIsRST,
4eha NvuVoaY Anil 20 lk6l

NsV-YoBK, April 20, 1861.
sao Once of this Department for the Depot IN the
ss,y Of NewYork has been established At the Oivaon Annoy
a, the corner of White ana Ens until further orders Ipon
application the Assistant Quaermss'cr General quarters
M he dsued snd all necessary s0phss furnished for al
n. eOusndsnts Of which have reported thems ives
20 the Bsdir CON mandog Depot pursuant 10 General
Orders No. I3hom General Headquarters.
"a. ARTHUR Engineer in'Chiet,
Acting Assistant QuaTterilaster-Gene al.
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Attentlon!: ,oy cav,

MrTRoPoLITAN RlfLE BATTALION IA nANA,Lhti NA,dt -
An citizen who IN favor Of forming battsion np 70
N. ds OF lie Commlnderin hief Of the Unieo states AMY
for tie deeuse Capital Of the United states ana
the Constitution, n,ited 70 attend preliminary nesWs
P.r,or Eo NJ Uetropoitsn ifo.e THIS tMOndayl L"-
ING April n. Of o O'CLOCK To be Cavalry OF ni&irrdy
the deciOn OF the Wal bepsHbns ID! ""o !" '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Chamber OF Commerce.-Tle Select CcIami,lse 50
poi.ed meeting this day 10 receive sCbsCkPTlONS IN
I'D Of the TROOPS called into fuBIC SLhviCE coo.' Of
the following members: WILLIAM T.. DODGE, Chairman,
CHtRLES X MARSHALL, AUG. {. RICHARDS, Tilir
OOOHE DEHOS, Treasurer. ROYAL PHELPS. ROBERT
III NCCURDY Mrmbefs Chant er aud other citizen.
who desire contribute this fund requested to send ,h
subscriptions 10 tie Teule 40 10 Wal a. esy - cen
ycnient PROSPER NJ " ETMORE sec'y OF Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

8sdxes! Bappers!! BHls!H
verey Of appropriate BvIe' on hand and pIiea 20
SPIRITED NATIONAL DESIGNS for Badges Bennef' fs''
&c Every description of PATRIOTIC PAlNIiNo @ Tue
shortest notice and at the Lowest Cash Prces.
BADGES pr,ed on Satin 10 cents each ert ty mai; upon
receipt o, price and 3cent stamp 10 prepay postage
BAKER a GOODWIN. Printers,
Iribuie Bpi,din 20, Printing Aouss Square,
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ANY Armes, Citoyens /!

PAR LA yOlX III CANOS DALAENES, ,,
I.UNION APPELLE SES ENFANIs'
Authosk per il GOuyeTnemeDt e sOughe fols enee mo
men; une qo dol, porter 10 de GAhDt MU
RA s fare parte dun Regiment de CsSse'e gn VI on9'
80 metre on Csmpagne sadese tIaca &c Aewi or,
ceax sitout qui combs;u sous e soTi'us dFspesu t
cOoTe. 49, A., - -. \, ,..,..,1, ror.
tons i anes tire rsifs adj ptye euss p we "a NEE
oe1 Won, eproer Nencz msrerirT Union ATne1csbe ~
s., ns granrsise snfnolt dams t,nsts
l''4''' - r. NsRCISSE LIZ GtNDRE,
p;o V,s,d Bofe West Broadway. coin de Irenkiin.
srmory Company Il, Ninth Reeiment, University
- co,nS' OF 3ts-Reclus OT this Company win apply
to Lieut. JOHN AEEks, il, a. re AMo5 ron lVa n Until
m ~ or 10 Lieut. HENRY s. BROOKS, corner Of broadway
snd IJIandst.
Coehade., Cockades, Cockndcs..-No 29 PeeIltt
New Yvrk the p-ce to bny the o!ishse
g6CE ADf n has besutifo hencss u the fsiiAef CT s
CorntTy In tie center with "a Star and te "a. Conn
,Je a linton IN ihe stresIne Price ~ pr cozei OF sent
80 h., 9 nv reuittiua nine posthRe sanps oI the same
iu r- a. AGENTS WANTED ia ever city toE i aud
;s.s O ly no Agent Ni bc allowed n psce No" TIE
due 10 .,riAe you wish TO 'aye y9ar 90 nty Haare''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22
A NEW ,JNGING BOOK for DAY-sCHOOLS

A NEW SINGING BOON for DAl-oCiIOOlS
N viii bs led about 25t Of APRIL called the phl
SCHOOL BELL cCntsiuDg about Ino OF cb. ice cohs
Solos, Roards Catches Duets Trios. QaEtet aud hoIuso
aty u them written expressly ol this WORK o,sde s.Ie
nsr. OF the Fle.hs Of Music This viii DC the best boos
.ycr 'suei cs Senn.ies Aeadspis and PnSe Ssso,t
Il eofnJiel by HORACE WATERS, Author oi saotA a.,
school Be Nos ard which have had the enormous SAFE
of Uo copies Ia ~ months foe pc "a pspr c0se.s e
bouEd cloth bound cnboised gi &c. Liberal discount 10 '
usdP.
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The Washjngton Rife ftaiallop.-This Command 10
spdy 6I M and win be ready leave In dave under
conm and Of Major j. w. DOWNING. They are 10 be iuT
with the Minnie Rife and will give good scccunt them
yes Their headquarters at No 81 Cedsrst nesr Broad
way also Of be Edorado No CeDte where Nj re.pecsble
abs bodied ns oplS 20 IS yeais Of age invited
ediatcy nnd be enrolled Tune Of service sI months,
less sooner discharged Pay and Rsons slowed from tie time
oil Enlistment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-22

Military Cloths.
4 GOVERNMENT STANDARD
Regulation Shades:
ARMY BIIE ONBBCOATlA0
AMY RLUK CLUTHS,
NAVY Bill r CLOTHS.
CADFT hUi1.D CLOTHst
CADLT MINED SAIIhkIS, -,
made t. ons,pIity Ui,h GaseIne contrasts, i"i sse by 1he
Ase"''' sPALDIH0, VAIL HUNT \ Co.,
no. IS PaIk.paoe
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STATE OP hEw-foP6,
OnaarFpuAsrkR.tiENgR DEPAtHAENT,
-. -, Anvil IN 1851

OplRrTpnAsrbR-}ESgRALs DkPAlHhENT(
Nkw oRE. ApriI 70, 1901
SEALED PROPOSALS win be received at is ONCE AZ tne
ptvon Aruory corner Of White and Ems at IL O'Clock on
MoNDAY the 22d inst the foovin tiee OF 'uo'enee
stores to be furnished The Volunteer Troops OF the
State Militia which be delivered three times day-at
~ u m and .at such place. "a the Assistant quarter
.sr General may direct tho food be well cooked clean
"a cf GOOD anaity and TO cons the following srloles
For Breakfast at M there win be furnished for each
,royisions In the following quantities:
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A T MACYs.
IA Ladies visiting New. York will and t
X. II, MACYiS

6tbav. and iuh-St
; A COMPLETE STOCK Of LADIES' UNDER LINEN,
medgn thr best nsnaef 5 PER CENT LESS THAN RhoAp
WAY PRICES. '....-
fui assorted stock Of Ladey and Children, GERMAN and
ENGLISH 10 ;IEHY and UNDER NEAR, 30 PER CENT
LESS THAN BROADWAY PRICES -
A nssIiGcea; sock Of RIB6cNS --latest s,yles) FINE
FRENCH FLOWERS RUCIIES TABS. BsAD-DaEsSrS,
&C., FULL 50 PER CENT LESS THAN BROADWAY
PRICES.
a compl.le .loci Of REAL and IMITATION LACFs NAN
TILLA LACEs, NANTiLLA CENTEkS, LACE MAkfiL-
Las aad ShAWLS EMBROfDERlE5 Of every dssoripaen
snd p'ice
PARAsoLs. kc., MUCH BELOW THE COST oE I'M
PURTAriON. -
desirable s.,ck Of LACE CURTAINS, vgsrlBtlE
LACE, oRAPKhY MuSLlks, Nc, LINEN GOOD, Linen
HAkDkEkCNiFFS HOUSEKEEPING GOODS 49,,
CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN 'BE CITY.
full sock OF NOTIONS TAPES, BRAIDS, &c, compiess
Always fab assortment Of our
LADIES' CELEBRATED PARIS KID GLOVES,
50 CENTS 4 PAIR
NONE BETTER IN rHE CITY AT ANY PRICy.
r. MACY kos 2DA aud ls btbsy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-30
Interesting to Land Owners.


Henry IT. Mo,on9e ~. Major O. Mx-The plaintiff =
the year 1857 being about TO purchase large tract q
land in Brooklyn for the Of s22 o0o made the usual
requisiton upon the defendant who searcher Of titles
in that city, to search for assessments. &c. exstina
against the property liens. The defendant assumed
tho duty and returned the search with his certificate q
the ens receiving Of the plaintiff his fees therefor The
plaintiff acting upon the Information thus furnished. pur
chased the property and still continues It, In the
month Of October 1890 during the pendoncy Of some
gotatons connected with the land became necessary
TO examine tho title again. when ascerainsd tha1
for opening Putnam avenue. laid preyio1o
to the time plaintiff purchased, amounting, with coats,
interest &c. to tho Of $751; which had never bseA
paid had been omitted from the search returned BY Ia
defendant to tho plaintiff, and which the plaintiff wa
obliged pay. The plaintiff brought the action TO re-
cover the amount paid and interest Of the defondAns
damages sustained by him by reason Of the
negligence In not returning this assessment as lion
The Court sustained the plaintiffs views OF the law Of II
case and the jury under the charge OF the court gavs
the plaintiff 8 Judgment FOR $702 10, the full amoun4
claimed Mr. Henry H. Morangs (PlaintiG IN personl 40
Mr. N F. waring for plaintiff Mr. D. ?. Barnard Tor the
daran int
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THE SLAVE TRADE.
More PRISONERS for Fort Lafayett


UNirED STATES MAKsuAL's oYFtcE
Nog. 2s-Aarshal Murray had an interview with ooe
o. t'r crew Of The SLAYER Augusta recently captured a
Fire Island The commander OF Fort Lafayette (Ooloas
Batei sent for the prisoner and the Marshal had pr
vata interview with him at Fort Hamilton II appeara
tha several refractory mempers OF the crew Of the An
glsa had threatened the penen..l SLAYER with DEATH 4
the ahapn Of cutting ort his hesrt unless he kept quiet
and ' not reveal anything he knew about the proposed
voyage The sailor sso told tho Marshal that -
was shipped az regular Office for q whalink
voyage, to sail from Greenport, Long Island,
for which place he and the others OF e crew started b.
the Tong Island Railroad Before the train reached
Greenpot they desired 70 get Of the cars they
AMI .hei baggage then transferred stages and
light tasons and escorted by MIR Appcton 0sisrnith and
his brother H. Fire Island, whore they placed q
board soop. Tho Nsrshas informant he protested
against going rs no had shipped for whaling voyAGo:
but Mr. Appleton 0aksnth Cat present Fort lafayetEeS
told him thai they going to tbs OF Africa fora
cargo Of negroes 70 which he he saior replied that
would have nothing TO do with &C. they hurried o.
board IL blew gale and the vessel got ashore ths
lighthouse at Fire Island, and well nigh fouDdertDg
hero Spaniard on board who was said to be T.
sapsrcargo, aud oil the told that they wuu1
mae Iym 81 800 TO - 900 each by the voyage. Upno
frfhcr Information received by the Marshal, the follow
ing arrests were made
} W. pinckney, shipping master.
Jacob Appleby. merchant, Broad sasot. owner Of TIA
Augusta.
10th Of these sealiemsn sent to Fort Lafayette
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Grand Duchess Mary. the Emperor cons,dersd u.
p.@Iiion OF ailaits-rto BIO seri0us that he dc.
Decay, % dd1s measures 10 satr the yr,grtn0 ~
masS. fhs Grand Duke Constantine aud the 0rssl
soeStsn - haston their return 20 SC. Petersburg =
f'ct tho question al present the simple grant Of
constitution demanded by numerous petiions aligned ~
thousands Of the population Any Constitution granted
by the desceDdants OF Peter J.. Paul ] or Neholaa
would be regarded az deficient in every serious
tee Tie force Of events appears 10 have civ rice 4
the On which Is every day more believed that n ths
rciguus dynasty viii not abdcate IL must be compoiled
70 submit to the sanction OF universal suffrage tha sos
node OF giving now life 70 the Rcnlanofs 81
IL Ia a.d thai vast number OF persons are 70 ba A.
sd 70 Siberia and 10 the distant provinces OF the euDirs
bftes IA the political press NJ Abertin who drsotsA
the political review In the journal The Meaiosrsof as O-
ey The director OF thai paper H. moreover the editee
Of tho ssmi.ofiicisl Petersburg GassHe.
Florence Nightingale ~ am Imvalla,
lFrom tho London Times, Nov. 1871 W. Hs
The friends OF this inestmable lady viii regret =
learn that hor health continues extremely preoarIoua
and IL will DO seen from the following original sttse
handed 70 rs by gentleman resident Bath that M.
Nightingale herself appears entertain but little hope &
HA,rsrsAD. N. W. Oct. 20, 1851.
Af OMAR SlR--I very we'll remember the Kindness e
your 500 when they addressed me some years -
from Newcastle Il IL The rosnenbrance OF that kindns
which makes me issl now That must answer your osts
villa my own hand, although III health and
bas'nes seldom allow me 70 do 10. oven 10 NV uoare
frends l have vontured TO send you by poef n.
vVPtes " my fittio DO0k ON nure1ng, which sDav
ind uAefui among your people. Also two books e
the tr'ca ARMY published some years ago and whdA
think may have sent you before. so. do tropbSa
yourself 10 return them. In your aauisy
have passed tho last four years bel four walls oAk
yariod 70 other four waa Year. beliese there
Is 40 prospect oni Of my health becoming worse -
worse I'll the hour of my release. But have never
ceascd duriug one waking hour sute my return Eng
lard hye years ago sbortng for the welfare of the army
~ home. al did abroad And no hour bayc given q
friendship amusement during that time, but an =
wolA 10 that work the death OF my dear chief Sdnev
Herbert has been fatal blow you, IL 10 always
support giving strength TO me find national sy.-
patty with the army and efforts for it-such sya-
patiS ~ you express. la ssa1Na :
Believe ne, dear Sic, sincerely yours,
fIORkNCk NIGHTINGALE
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Coroners' OMec.

ran THgRFY-YIFFH STREET STABBfNd CA5H-ANTU-
s'a 1>9H N0ETKA EXAMINATION. ........
TAs snte-mortem examination in the case Of James
ncKsarnsn Of lit East Thirty fifth street-who was
stabbed in the abdomen by Edward Mulverhiil, lAu,
tenant IN ths Irish brigade Thanksgiving morning,
while endesvorng to defend tho honor OF his wfe-w
held ysatsrdAy by Coroner Jackman The injured man,
who romans very low, his testimony followS
james McKearnan, being duly sworn, says--Ibeisvs
am in dying condition. the prisoner here before
came 70 my house last night; talked whiic; be thSa
gaze mo ssgar and we both smoked; ! advised ths
On *: ss my w called 10 I'M. 's
that fellow oot, Y and said that he (the prison.
cry WAS 10 blackgusrd and rough rascal: !
got TO do when the prisoner stabbed mo- with whaA
cannot tell; that oil have to say; 1 identify the
prisoaef a. the man who stabbed mo- believe his name
nuiysrhill casnot say no" many times was stAS
Upon the strength Of tho above sdavi, Coroner jack
man committed Muverhi TO the Tombs To await tho
suit q kcKearnsus injuries which win probably prove
fatal. ose ~
FATAL R,nurr or DRUNKEN FrcHr--A drunken dsht o.
CURED In shanty ths Of 10th street AnA
Fourth avenue Thanksgiving night, between numbss
Of the members Of tho Eishty-eghth regiment. Irish
brigade, In which Q man named Thomas Curran was
severely beaten with . club. The police conveyed
and . doctor was sent for but, unfortunately
without: tho any good Te:ul. following curran a.1
and an inquest was to have been held on the body -
teay by Coroner Jackman but to the closing Of -
The police Of the twelfth ward made several arrests as1
Is hoped that the porpetracr Of the homicide 10 among
those incarcerated at the station house. -
DEATHS FROM IsTxMrzRAscx-Two VOLUNTEERS QoS1--
John Gantley and Dennis Regan members Of the Third
irish regiment, died board the Camden and Amboy
boat Thursday afternoon from the effects OF nten
perance The bodies were sent back to this city BY
dor of Colonel Enrsh and deposited the pier at ~
foot Of Battery place. whore Coroner Jsckman held
inquest
FATAL AocDrSr.-yxRplcT OF CENsuRx.-Coroner Schir.
held inquest at No. SO Bayard street yesterday
upon tho body Of John McAvoy lad about six yeari
old who accidentally killed by the falling of beer
barrel upon his head. The jury in rendering verdioe
occasion the proprietor Of tho barrels Tor
allowing them to be piled up careIessy and obstruos
ing the sidewalk,
suDpxS DEATH or An Acros-Alexander Talot an artss
connected with the French theatre dropped dead yestsr
day while crossing West Broadway. The body coz
veyed to the late residence Of deceased No. II White
street. where inquest subsequently, hold by Cor
onor Schrmer. Tho jury rendered verdict Of deasA
from disease Of the heart Deceased WAS native q
France and was about forty eight years Of age
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THE AMERICAN REBELLION.
Complaint from an Anna tcur Diplomat or
EnHland-The AbOliti0nfsts AbrOad--A
British Leg islator ON the Negroes Fourth
OF July, &c.

England-The Abolitionfsts Abroad--A
British Leg islator ON the Negroes Fourth
OF July, &c.
SIR JAMES FERGUSON, N. P, AND THE NEW YORK
HERALD.
From the Manchester Guardian, Nov 1871
II will be remembered that appeared in tho
NEW York HERALD TO the effect that Sir James Ferguson
the member for Ayrshire, had acted the part Of spy
and had conveyed messages from this country to the pre-
sidcnt OF the Confederate States Sir James who has mat
returned home after a tour through Canada aud the
States thus rebuts the accusation ttor addressed TO
the Ayr Observer
Had not the honor to hold Office in connection
with this county, which entities tho public within
II to an interest in my good name, should not
have thought il necessary to notice publicly such idle
tales nor shall do elsewhere. But although feel
confident that all who know me here contradiction
is requisite lest any may think due beg to state ex
plicy that in the whole course Of my interesting and
instructive tour meddled in way in the affairs Of tho
Northern or Southern States Tray cling solely with d
view to inform myself upon the momenons questions a,
issue / committed act which did not become a
foreigner and private individual. ! compiled with
every regulation, however exceptional, and did at.
tempt the frontier into tho southern States till
had called upon the federal general In command OF the de
partment and obtained his free and willing sanction TO
my doing II is NOT my fault that New York jour
nalst was incapable Of understanding that gentleman
could cney the confidence OF the military commanders
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ARRIVALS.

LIysnpooL.-seamer Canada, at Boston. winsor,
Morse Mrs Howes and Miss Robinson Miss Fraser
Mrs Emmons and son, Mr. and Mrs Phbrick Mrs Duggnn
Mrs John Lloyd Rev Lech Hon VIM Stuart and servant
Miss Chaddock. Miss Pritcbard. Mcssrs Ssorer "
Hwalscr, d g Green. VIM Joel, John joel 9 Coulson.
Chas Dunn Shaw Jenner, L1wtou, Croneiy, Rubery
Jas Chaddook, ID Munroe Hunter. l. Conyers. From
HaNfay-Miss Wei Miss Holmes Miss Cooper Messrs Whit
man, Crerar, Jas + Bass, Hull, VIM Tarr Cooper.
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steamer. Outward 30 und.

81 JOHNS, n, T :, NOV, ~, 1871.
The nevsboat OF the press boarded the steamship Nova
scotian for Liverpool OF Cape Race, at four O'Clock On
Thursday afternoon, and the steamship Edinburg, for
Liverpool At twelve O'Clock on Thursday night. All
well on both ships and tho latest put boara
including the bombardmcnt Of Pensacola.