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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-10-10
Tennesses Champion

Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Mill stone Establishment.
IDURR Astones Of all sizes hand and mads to oreF
Smnt Mills, Of the latest improved patent Mill Spndel
n Gearing, Betting Cloths Bong HoStng and Rsgulatn
Screws; Screen Wrs, Mil Picks, and Plaster Paris. All
which Is warranted Of quality and give sagacton
All ordsrs and denominations promptly attended o.
J. N. WARNMI
oprehts Broadway AHII, near 4 B, Bread I,Tssa,
isne22-dSWH Nashville Tenn
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RAILROADS.
LoulsvIlIe ahd Nasf,tlIle9 p . II,...iIr,snd

Louisville aRd ashssIe Raalrsad.
SPRING AND SUMMER SCHEDULE.
~ run Is follows
Arrive I Iouis1Ii S.......-.... s. II mas
RHTUREINa.
Leave LosisvIis. ......-.-...,12M Pm
me sP Train tops a al Iassrnsaias stations Ssasa
RashVills and Bowling Green. q.
TRAIN no. day-aIl ether trains daily sanAHyssr
FRAN no. MAKES arsos o.nnsuon at Louisvis for OH.
Philsdslp6ia, New York and Boston.
Oh 1rAlaI make direct connection insnnatI. Indian
Through Tst. for a. tie Depot for an principal pOn
A.. az North e. and West. J.. B. ANDERSON,
Shoe Makers wanted.
VEN or RIETEEN shOsmaksn wanted to make Kip and
qairs Of Il. g. HOLiINs & CO
I,lyS-In {, Inn Block, Nashville.
Wheat, Wheat---ROck City Willis.
UTBars buying wheat and Corn, fer which We are
w prepared g pay cash. Psrme and Receivers having
GoRDAE, BAUMAN q Co,
JaIy4-lz Rock City Mills.
Peace or War--APermant at Block
ade Impossible.
GREAT BARGAINS IN SUPERIOR READYMADE CLOTH
| ING, ETo., ETC.
BENZ. +. SHIELDS & co,
TEAVIgG DO confidence Mr. Liucolns ability TO sustain
bis policy, blockadDg souherc ports, anxious TO
close the large stock In anticipation Of Ran pOraons from
Europe.
We have Just received and open tomorroz An extensive
Of miscellaneous merchant which viii be sold
without an advance in rates. Te M invariably cash,
] Central auction Rooms,
July4-V No. 8 and q College street.
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THE STAR GALLEREg
DaguerreOtypes, AmbrOtypes.
MELAINOTYPES,
SPHEREOTYPES AND PHOTOGRAPHER
No A, Union Street nsxt door to WssSs Thonpsons-
Z. f. SALTZMAN,
EEAYING fitted up above exclusively for thai
branch Of badness Is prepared 10 receive the ladies and
ysnsmsn Of Nashville and make fac ssss Of hsr faces h
be highest style Of the Art No has been spared s
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest and mos
IMPROVED apparatus and Materials and the subscriber confident
initVss all who may want pictures to give him CALL pledn
tisfactfon In every
Il Entrance next door WEST TO Vessel 4 Thonpson.
nj p y. sALTZMAE
Notice,
TUE oopartneship herstofor exSng under TIE style Of n
WARDS GILKERs0H Co. this day dissolved b.
t1sl consent J K GuEERseH retiring from the Arm.
10 EDWARDS,
J. K. GILKERS0N,
July Il, Is6a y. P. EDWARDS
%. EDWARDS o.. > RARRn, . ?. DWARBs
EDWARDS, HARRIS u Co.,
(s0cCEssoRs KDwARDs, SILKERsoE & CO.,
WILL csntinue the Wholesale Grocery, Forwarding
w osnson baEineEt ths old Sind corner Cosge and
Church EtressI- iulyi5-H
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Fnur morsa nTniI Cnnrl,

Four Horse Mail CORSn.
FENHE only in Funcing rsgsriy tar
week and ack. frea fayetteTilieto TuliGhona; Il
fullhhoms, Monday Wednesday and Friday return ss
Thursday Saturday to comes; the
RsyetteVlleand at Tulahoma sndfor the accuu
hOn OfpassengerS. J. B. Smith. agent, At T1iiaAsns
samEand careful drivers Fhs fare through ts
tVl-Wf vow y rAVrl
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DIED.

ARTHURIn hi, city on Wednesday July 10 Of typhoid
yer Lsl- only daughter Of Frsics Gld Mo Antoneite
Arthu6 aged IL yesrs, month"; aud " days
Her Ienb taken TO Snorshsm W, for intermenI
ANCHOR Tuesday, July q, VIM s Amsh' aged 81 years
his Tansrs viii take plaee on Thurd.y 25th inst
from ret1snee No. lsl Clement syenue neH Myrtle
Brooklyn.
BARTHOL OMFW--At Mackraw, on Wednesday July IL,
John Battle onew, in the 6Jth year Of biz age
DOwLING-Niron Russol only ehio cf Dr. l. w. and the
lste Minerva r. Bowling aged mouths aud 10 days -
The fnno win take place hi, lbursda, .iteroon Al oeoe
resde;.ce Of it, iGther, No l6t West
The friends Of the father and Its grandfather tho Rev pr
Doulng respectfully invited &c attend Without iaI'net
notice
EARLYIn this city Tuesday, July e. Michael iAnt son
of Daniel END Cstbsrine Early eyed months and 10 days
HANFIELDIn this city, Tuesday, July 70 Haman Han
Geld, sged SO yesrs
JoBNsToN-At Catstll Greene County N y Saturday,
July o. Dut eldest daughter Of W. Johnston NO.
1872 Clinton street New York, sssdJ Yeas snole days
LAwsoN-on "Wednesday morning, July "a, jane Lawson 10
the 7lst yeA- Of her age ,,y,r,
The friends u family and Of her sons John AND "
and her nsw Jsmss Ballard Invited to tttena hc5
funeral on Friday July 30 at O'Clock from No 20
Wes, Twerty-iourth street
MAHER-ln this city Mary Maer aged syes monsh' and
II days.
PoLLEY-Ensn La Fevre wife Of Prspf B. Peey, daughter
of Amos Comstock, in the 2Jj year OF her age
Notice Of funeral IN to-morro" mofnin sSpspef
sPARRoW-op Tuesday Juy a. Cora nfsn, daughter ~ WI
liam B. Margaret Sparrow, ssed year months ana IL
days.
sNkCKIp Ills city on Tuesday Juiy a. Msry Elesnor
dsghter Of DAVID and Margaret smset aged yesI era
7dsyk.
FAINT son Of Wn and Hannah Vsnnfok sted months nnd u
dGyg.
VARiCK-In BrooilyD on Tuesday July g. Albert con Of
Ps:er ard Alice MsTS tsrch, ssed months aud days
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Rn.Rn or corNCnNFN.

The Board held special meeting yesterday III pur-
snence Of reoues; OF bis Honor the Mayor, for the
pproose OF taking proper action 10 respect 70 the mem
ory Of the late Col. VIM. ID. Kennedy. In the sb-
s,nce OF the President Mr.. BsRSES was called n tbe
Chair The communication Of the Mayor nor when
.ee proceedings Of the Board OF Adernlenl was read.
The Reader also read tho resolutions Of Aid Froment,
and remarks were made by Sossrs. PIScxsEr kkScH,
Ixsr ORrog, and BARHrr, highly eulogistic OF the
character and merits OF the deceased.
The resolutions were then concurred in.
The resolutions complmentng tho New York regi-
neuts for tho bravery evnecd by them 10 toe late bat
tie and requesting the heads Of Department. to coAe
their Offices during tho obsequies Of Col. Kennedy,
were al-o severally concurred in.
Mr. BRANDON offered the following resolution:
phreas In the engagements that have recently Sten place
Ia the forces Of The United States ard those n
rebellion Aysin It's G,vernmsnt 81 our fellow ceos
bsv, fallen While CALAMITY sighting hsT battles, gag ss,t,.
ent majority Of the members OF tbs Common Coanci
are sbs-nt during therefore
Ro, a. Tnat the Join, CorBuittee National Affairs,
nz The 0! Common Council be authorised 70
,eat tbs Common co1nc IN Bskng Arrangements they
dse necessary reference TO public o. th,
osenes Of isms1ted fellow csens uho ny havr
.sle- While Ia the service Of their eouatry.
The resolution war adopted and the hoard then adj
oprned TO the first Monday in August.
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The ARMI IN WEsrERE YIResrA.-A spec al dis
patch from Grafton, July 49, TO TAe Ciseiss at. Ga
<ett,, SAYS:
Gen. Hill pursued the remnant of Garnet A. rehel ar.
my 70 within O few miles of Romney A, fail.d 20
overtske thcm. Gen. Mcclellan then or krsd him back
70 Oakland.
Gen. Johnston is sad 70 have sent 1000 men 10 their
rlief ut Romney, and all sup ,sS ~ he eoncen.
trstng aud attempting to reo .rise their scattered
fragments Of the army there
Gen. Morris got batch NOR =, THAR wagons ia re-
turning hom the Cheat Rive .hat,,e-Ssh
IL IL said that only d. ~, . asnns of tb.ir whole
train escaped Prisoners III, Ss;ne hronybt In az
Lsursl Hill Tweuty6 we're ,as Ss Yesterday and
eum9cr more uo-uayi Their wounded continue 10 be
'ouhu Ii mo nouSe' rough the country.
PssIrtSI fR's9 SgRs.-The DAY after Gen. Nc
SenAn ieieteoo Secession prisoners at Beverly, =
oueeLI VI sne <dsral camp went out some distance
from nis cohPa Iiops, was fred upon by two OF the
released PI Ts and instantly killed. One bali took
on he 1glers chin and the other passed through
nus Lead de was thus murdered BY the Peni'ent PAL"
sonsrs te military authorities Of the United States
nave nave ar ady too many newspaper advisers, and We
lave Idspositon TO add ourselves 10 the s but We
ven.u TO say tina; II would be WELL az least 10 tic the
Nlso bcrs up TO tree with yiece Of twne until the
war is over. They could be assured that the twre
NE kat otense. few tracts might be judicouslI
Ssribuied among the more pentent, and they could
q well fed and politely approached. By thus attend
ing TO their physical and spiritual sppetti,s the pri
would doubtless be "a well satisfed raining
st large. Wheeling Intelhgencer.
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CITY ITEMS.

THr NEW SoUEp BoAr.--The second Of the fine
new boats on he Norwich line 10 Boston made her FIRST
trip from New-Tork Monday evening returning
yesierdsy morning. She Il called the City Of New
York. her cOnsort being the City Of Boston which we
fully described few days SINCE These boats
comodioua than most of the Sound boats, being con-
sideraby wider and have convenences not 10 be
found elsewhere-the basins IN the stste-roOms, for
Instance, are provided with waste pipes. A large party
of guests went On in the boat and were sunptuousy
entertained during their absence. On Tuesday, while
portion took the train 70 BOson, the remainder in
compeny with Conneeticut guests, took trip TO the
race passing through the famous Plum Gut. Music,
fireworks and the firing Of cannon marked the progress
Of the boat. On the return at an impromptu meeting,
Speeches were. made and R series Of resolutions
passed espressivS of the pleasure Of the guests, and
their recognition Of the safety, speed ard ccsfort
afforded by the line Our representative was especially
pleased at the admirable arrangement attached to the
carr the train to Boston, by which perfect veuta-
ton was secured withouStte opening Of windows the
sir being passed through water to dyes il of cinders,
aud admitted from above. Tho thanks Of the guests
were freely rendered to the Superintendent Of the line
Mr.. f. s. Martin, to whose admirable arrangements
they were largely indebted for their comforts and
pleasures.
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foE Tss VIZ EsPIss yTh5 - IN y.

rTar WEEER
IRepoatsd exclusively for TaE NEw TIsUsE by Dssv
A, pes crs ms9 plain ndebe directors on every pssIage
tnelud weight with aIe count AID nsIoe Of tres. A'e
sad swsys d By mail With nesies Eher and no" tSs'
coSrssoss s.lrs Besrss Fruits &c where packages
returned and ss lots Of saa 10 cont Other Fam
0ror.TioEs ~ lor ssles Of good Produce good order
hoesse such Farmers realize, and notJeobsrS o. sPesus
orsnss cOgnsy pals have been sdv.need sc y n,
nd sez ss s. is e. ls bss S' 'h9cs s'ts '9es ssa
SS.s saa tse ts5osHd h tOc ed g srsla say sssssii
hS sns ss s Sc sh. Sss' or u g. bus believe @
s.s 3 ne s9sM not De resehad todsy ioI aay consa
sios ~ to- TIE 81 Western Rsssrv!s, We Qa0iei
Wsh .issli ssra sss
po fstr 70 scoa eli Wesrn fsir 70 ohcioe selo
Western Perm, t ossos eSii sss,
cnEEssIh b. Isoep.s hSye been a0Assss during the week
cSI.. e ,1ls D.: q We. eSHsoS s1 sss;sd. "a
bKAss be mare; e ouL We quote FOR aoOa choice
Medium sssaS su x . .I sci IS Kidn. su 7s %
Hssow Sss Ss 5s sSRs. ss ;s g, sal .
Jeesrn n cod E tho os'i'na e'
csssss H "a essss ci western choice Il ora
Fs.IsiIs@: quote: Wseru shoes ssss, r.as a
Frnn Mslsscounsy ecssixnor frequently Iesv. Tie brs
tsn their Veal and blutoB which Injuries the SALE We qsots
~ nee: ssss Ss Y ssi Il
;,;, e S e Ps.cS. sSeva
Be ped AID tied in benches q onehn dozen sssh by tho
ssd Rssssa i sos s. ed sPs re We seS.s; as -
1 Pigeons, slsliss.....i Se01 Osl = -
RlDxs-We ouOtsl
Country ssnshssr tdu and eBreG weighing ses st.s1Y
Sy Ehef, utuned and cured weighing tot3 at...d6
WY hA1EbtfT, trimmed Association weighing 6ydE at.oDT
LnE fogLTkIIbe receipts have hitherto been veLS light
~ nday thsy are szcseaingy hesgthe ABlsrean Exp.as
sassa We b. hasy Chictsns sslt 10 that ought . be
ts;sst hens three lo weeks oagT They not 1T
sne sosid be ssd u the country mach ohsper Than hsre
fp7ists 3 n. !. ala maxi ~ -, aen a
XY& ns,.,s.,..,.g Go l0eess, P.E.,.....i x59l "
sAeeAs hsrs..s !sPrtS ckIctsu' Ps4 slS 90
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MAkRHEp.

GATJAGHER-BRADY-o Tuesday. July Is By .he sey H.
Bady, Or. Chsk A. Gallagher, Of New HaVen' 10 miss
Wi ME G. Brady, Of Philaoelpbis
Tuesday, July 81 at the re,idenco
Of the brides father, by Friends eIemony amiton Las e
Of Baltimore to Anna daughter OF James T. hsVisnd, q
Brouiiyn.
LIrrLE-CRoCHERoN-At noon, on Tuesday, July ~ y
the Rev. James Nj Little ohm NJ Little to Mss oash H. o
CTocheIop, all Of Now-York.
pELL-RoCKwELL-On Monday July "a, d the LIST Pres
byteTsn Church, YonkeTs by the Rev Dwight NJ oenNa
William od.lro Miss Fannie e. only daughter Of d. Rock
WELL eco, oil Of the above plSCe
W1CKES--BRoOKs-A Glastonbury, Conn, on Tuesday,
jury 20, BY the Rev. Mr. Robnsou, William T. Wiesss 10
hiss Ellen NJ. Brooks, both OF Newly oit
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Arrived,

Ship Star Of tbs West MO1n Livepool IT, coz. and
Bark Jusio A2st RaaoRieu London DAYS. ballast to H.
Suh SON HSs bad light ws,s, winds and esms mos. Of
Bark Een stevens Cof Portland Havana II days ,ugAr 70
msiIe SEIZED u company With ships HsArage r sAsaA Ches
ssIe tGr Mssnz.s osk Msseins Basene o Csraenss Ia
Brig 9qi Gql tFl IN GrOgaO Gillette, st. Peters p IS
.tIisJ " wcodIua of Mssii,., Robinson Gov Bay c. r.
" days. coal to master.
II 6sppiys Isii1 sSsi Fissds Ss d.y
sShT Es.tia.. f csspa s.. Ss' B. ls dpy. spar.
schr Esqaimss Rss bshtoa DeT for sy
sesgs ccoran tBr COOnsn 81. John N B. u dsss coal
schr 4 r. Deusrs, Coleman, Midl.iouu
sch Harry Maybe toi kOayn Culver, Linsard C. B. 10
selI Sea Gun, -, 81 John n B. IL day, timber 20 ".
schr. s. Lucar, Hall ROcslsnd days, lime.
sesr HsnE;e'ss ssntsr, Sewper days, ballast.
Sem ANN ANN Il seG . sS'P bd sS9 An'
schr john Fainghau JOnespoEt 10 oAys spurs master
schr Garland Norton, Machiss days Timber g. Talbot
s schE Hi1auo; Bacon Hy.nqis Day. bsl.-l
schI sa. Brssnetd. Das ii. fo % day.
schr' yhssnlst. hu'inghan PIoydense iof A6sny.
sloop Ann b Homs., Holmes. Fs River days IN bSss'
sso oSPP Gsn ks,9 l,s ss y r. ballast
Steamer Anshaciie. jones' PhiadephA u'dse 10 j.
.ssnsr Charles ossoOd oser Norwich ass 10 T. Mar
Steamer Delaware Johnson Philadelphia snd Cope Nay
steamer Pelican, Williams Providence. mdss 20 Edward
ssssmer Concord Norman Philadelphia sd's 10 Lopez
steamer j r. Thomson. chaass, Baltimore rndse 70 Wa
sssa.r w wbaaon. oslrsa rAssslsh, nd's % Lopez
VIVA Es:..,s sss ss.s's.s Ssa
ksss essS.issps fsm.a, Ssas's ssass I'sp'S"'
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FROM EUROPE.

The Bremen steamship N,w-York, Captain Wenks,
Bremen 7th, via Southampton 10th, 5p. M. merchan-
dise and 23s passenger arrived on Wednesday. She
has had heavy gales from N w. and West throughout
the passage which on the 18th increased TO hurri-
cane with heavy sea- July 2lss oil Sable Island expert
eDoed very severe storm from n. n. W., with heavy
head sea. July, OF scilly Islands, at los passed
ship Bavaria. July ~ lat. AZ long. 50, passed bark
Sierra Nevada, bound west She has on freight El0,.
600; American dollars, 1000; Bremen dollars g. 500
franco 753 900
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FRIENDLY DISPOSITION or MEXICO TOWARD fsE
NaTIosAL Communicable are enabled TO state,
on the authority If private letter from Gov. Corwin
dated at Mexico 29th June, and Just received here,
that tho nature OF tho troubles NJ the United States
are DOW well understood by tie people OF Mexico, and
fbst iii e leading minds are favorable 70 the National
Government The Mexican Co gress has exhibited
this 10 Substantial manner by deeree granting our
Government the right 70 march troops over sxican
territory, IL NECESSARY, In operations ID the South.
West We are not at liberty TO state the places named
in tie decree. II wac passed in secret session by
unanimous vote. A copy hiss been transmitted by
Gov Corwin 70 che State Department a. Washington:
The efforts which the Confederate made ~ foresta
Che favor Of Mexico 10 furnish ports tor their pnva
teers and prizes have entirely failed and Ia spite Of
their treacherous advances Mexico has made closer
alliance With the National Government.
fCincunst Gazette.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF HEw-YoRK.
Cleared,

shpsrointer Nahols Providence maxto.; Busps Vita
Ayrcs. Sydney n. W., r. W. csmerOn Sheridan, Reas.D
Liverpool
Jackson g. Noll.
Bng-Zebulon Psrr St. John D. De Wolf; Ceyloa Pitt,
Halifax ID. 4. De Wolf; Aendslo tBfl Buruie 81 John
J. Neyius Soa.
schooners-J. T. Carver, Runesile, Pembroke Miller L.
Houghoni Geo Harris Stevens, Bridgeport; Starlight
EhSseeh, Thompson Hunter J. D. Rinsey Collins Lbbon
D. r. Small J. 5. Lane, Seward. Providence master.
ProPeneIs-Noyslsy, shaw, Philadelphia
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CITizgEs' 0ATB.-The citizens Of Pensacols held q
public meeting recently and appointed Committee Of
Safety 10 look after al the inhabitants. The Obserc~
pubiahes the names Of 594 citizens who have taken
the following oath:
q do most sincerely and solemnly swear before
Almighty God, without mental reservation OF any
Kind. that win support and defend the Constitution
OF the ConfederHte States Of America, and that i will
ip all things deuean nyseh as true and faithful
citizens Of the said Confederate States; and ] do
promise that will endeavor 70 discover, and will re-
port, any and every unfailhtul person OF whom msy
obtain reliable Intelligence. So help me God"
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no, 500 T@o,O1O s,l1s,2ss

Tot,l........,......+ ,72olSH TsSo,VIV SINlH
The increase Of population IN Minnesota In the first
decade OF s settlement has been far greater relatively
than that Of any other State Of The Union 10 the cor
responding period Of growth. Michigan Indiana, and
Illinois. were each about twenty -fve or twenty eight
years in reaching the population attained by Wscon-
SIN or Iowa Ia about fifteen, and by Minnesota Ia ten
year, Thi. fact srikingy illustrates the infuepce OF
improved means Of communication BY railroad and
steamboat In promoting emigration 10 ths West.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-JuIr A-sss0Is
Judge sHfPEAE
-

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JuIr N-sssoTs
Judge sHpzAN.
TnI SLAVE cAsKs.
The District-Attorney moved that the cases OF tho
slsyers En-. and Cora BE- sci down for trial.
The Judge Maid as ease q Capt e'!as. ":1f
would follow then there being foil beach the Govern
sa sS Sss BE- ss.y :. Il 81 Il. be ready
Smith said he desired the slave cases TO be
EsJndss DSsS fOI the ds.nd.bt ssld dsstr,S.
o. b e 70 s,ss Sdss: ~ ne s, = 90 Of h n
TuR.Y, 4. KrSsnas rRlUD.
The Judge rendered an oral deeision IL the cese Of
.sdoeTs Insiorr nf conspiracy IN attempt,
Ds e destroy hs esi + h9s5S Te s 4 ds.ss
ants tsiI own and hsd ben s,sd that they
The judge said certainly extraordinary that the Psoe
Justice should hold the oE eoasdes Ion for 'r month"; .ns
not bis Judge sPmsn dgiy 20 rsyi,, Or ,yisw wh. The
Died no cenS5s Tie remedy for sLs In The STAT. Courts
TSsrs could 30 ottsin.d compel decOD He
ioT tyIs The October u,distcy s u. esy. osss
s Issa S s au. YOU'D az Is. be
resdy the October term both the part Of ss Governments
and tbs dsfense.
SUPREME 'CoURT-cn naBxEs-JUIs A-sssOre Justice
JEosARD.
George Il. English sgt Asher Frank OF al.-Motion
denied go costs q cYR'41s e sSS: s'-J denied o
Henry g. Taylor sst George w Lyon E. shOtion for
csvs an.a ss.sS e ohh na.Sn srsns:s ''0
Charlotte T. c. Sub ss. Nathan b. sniih-Judsm0n Of d.
vorce granted. -,
SUPERIOR CoUkT-srscI.L Tszs.-JuLY "a.
TIE CROToH REsKkVoIE CONTRACT SUSTAINED.
John p Cummings and Thomas CunmiIgs ir s1 The hsyof
&c, OF Hew-Yort.
The plaintiffs are contractors. They put IN bid for
the construction grand reservoir In the Central Ph and
claimed that they the lowest bddeTs that the bid OF
Walker, FAirehid & Go. was Irregular intsmuoh ~ j. w
Allen Ccmraoner OF Taxes OF the suJe'tes and thai
bepf officer disqualified surety on the contract
Ts pa1as claimed fls 0 dssges By fcssor Of being Do
Of contract L. 1859 the ues referred to r.
towes Rufua f. Andrew and George w SeVena 70 esn
the amount OF snped by the plaintiffs Considerable
tsstirsony ives taken by the referees
The reported that the contract regularly sdver
Used that lower hds than the planths viz
Dn.unOre Wood Co.. and Fscbid Walker Co that D.ns
more Weed Go bid properly rejected on seoon o IN
formally and that the contract propery awarded 70 Fair
child Walker Co.. that Jonathan w. Allen county Old
Ger and not city Officer that Fec ~ Of the Chs OF 1857 doet
not nhbi city oceT becoming surety Tor the principal
0oa ntrso Of the character OF the Sc question: and that
neniy TIC defendants net liable and The Pantis
compliant nlCSt DO dismissed with costs
james Il. Colgate agt. John w. Perego--Tbe plain
tie omitted from the defendant the suE Of F2ss
AID bis costs. Order accordingly.
Before Just!c, moscRiEY.
Gasperie agt. Jacob APPLE Attachment granted.
j. Watts De Peyster sgt Wm. w Van Ness. Sc-Ofdsrt 70
show csnse &C. granted .,.,..,
Charles ungeT at Lewis q bOder 6o.Motion granted. See
memorandum with Clers o. Special Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

MAN SHoT.--A farmer named William Humphrey
discovered man in Broadway, near Cooper avenue,
Brooklyn, Thursday night, lying on. the ground m
an nsenbible condition. and bleeding from gur-shos
wound He took tho wounded in his wagon,
aud conveyed him to the Mind Ward S,ation-Houss.
The man gave his name Francis Mceiiinp, and
stated that he was shot by sone men near the East
New.York encampment with whom be had dispute
about the present state of the nation He could give
no intelligent statement Of the affair. The police con"
veyed him 10 the City Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

The effect upon immigration Of the violent resotion
which followed IL shown in the baltng pace OF popu-
iatiou between 1857 and 1860 when the increase was
only q 900 in nauber, about 900 yearly OF which
over 600 yearly. or about 1900 for the three years.
were the natural increafe By birth, reducing the lmm
grafton for the period to about 900.
The following table will show the movement Of pop
uLon IN eight States Of the Northwest In the last de-
csde ~ compared with Minnesota;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

A convict in the State Pi-on, at Auburn. has been
detected in the act of manufacturing counterfeit coin
in bis cell. When he wa arrested la the prison,
search OF bis trunk revealed the existence Of fsse
bottom under which found complete kit Of bur
glars toor, which be had sde during his inprisOn.
bnent Ell .t ~ 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

MoRE AnNUSTrIos PROM rBE WArtnvLrGr ARE.
SAL-The steamboat G. Vanderbilt, Capt. Famum,
Of the Troy line had on freight yesterday morning
65 900 rounds Of ball cartridge for Gen. +. NJ. Bdd,
at Harrisburg, Pa. Thee were forwarded via the
New-Jersey Central Railroad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-07-25

Sr. JAMEs's ScHooL.-The annual examination Of
st. Jsmess School took place at the Academy Of Music
on Tuesday night. A large audience was in attend
ance. The exercises comprised VOCAL and inarapental
music, defamation, &c. Premiums were awarded 10
the most deserving.