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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

CRY MIssIoSs.-The City Tract Missions Society
met on Tuesday evening in the Baphs' Church,
yacdougal street. Ibterspers-d with singing and
PRAYER, remarks were made by Messrs. Wetmore,
Horton, Lestrade, Dorug, and Lalhrop, showing
the good accomplished by THE humble agency IN
their efforts for the welfare of the soldier the sailor,
the immigrant, the widow, and the fatuerlesS. The
Rev. Dr. Dunbar, the pastor Of the church, added
his testimony to the usefulness Of the work. ard ia
yiied lis people to take more hearty sympathy and
practical interest in the business Of bringing tie
Gosoel 10 bear upon the masses of heather NJ their
doors The congregation at once responded by II
contribution Of material aid. The following ia q
part Of The Society," operations for the month:
Number OF visions, s67 nuter CT uscts distributed
Piled 10 children ard others " yolunies lent ,fo e
iibsIi,s ~; CHILDREN ssii cred into sabbelhschoos sle
be aSacs 49, peloDs induced ~ attend chnTeh oiy le'
peanee pledges obteired' IL.
COMMISSIONERS or CHARITIES AND CoBREcrIoss.
The statement of the Commissioners shows that
during the week ending Nov. % there were admit
ted into the institutions Of which they have charge
1872 died, Al; discharged, $751; sent 10 Black
wells Island, 36l; sent 10 State Prison O. remain.
inc On the 23d, 7,933--being decrease OF ~ from
The previous week.
WIDowe AND ORPHANS OF MEDICAL hES.-The
animal meeting Of The Association for the Relief OF
Widows and Orphans Of Medical Men in this city,
wss held in the oeureroom Of the Ac deny OF Med
icine, corner Of Twenty third street and Fourth ave.
Tue, on "wednesday afternoon, DIR. Anderson, Presi
dent Of tie Society, in the chair, and Dr. j. G. Glenn
epts Secretary. The meeting was for tie election OF
ocers and resulted in the choice Of TIE present in
eurpbentf The Sorety has been in existence nearly
,weuty wears, and ns xil be seen by the subjoined
sta;enieit bas accumulated handsome property.
The fund has been but lightly drawn upon as yet,
there tting only two annuitants. The roll Of mem
hers incl ades al the iiustrioos names Of the
professions: -
Cemnlsnn H. d., ii. D. Buckley. NJ D., William Demo9'
81 D. - eruary j. W. O. Clements, NJ. D. Treasurer "a
ward L. Brsde NJ. u Mansgeis. Jacob HafSsn lssao T.
Tavior John H. Van hiuck s. T. White James X. WOOD j.
| U Store. aud :. Consnt Foster -.
IL has always been customary for tie ASSOCIATION
10 have an apnua dinner but last year and THIS the
festivities have been omitted, in consequence oil TIE
staie OF the country.
| Tie Secretary presented the following annual
abatement Of the eondiiisn Of the Society;
An de snnd. Of The Society "a shown by TIE last ANIMAL
Report I'm September 1861, invested they
% 43 500 besring interest at per cent sa9s pisoes
due Lo treasurer Of $50 H. Tho Iec,ts tor tho year eDd
In, SApemter 1861 S2H5 II dbuisei Tor same re
iod S3 81 The u.nl vi the socey Row number 100
Of whom fog de eDd 90 annual sHDseaoers beAdss Inc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

THE BEST CAPITAL A YoUNG Man HAS ~
ms HE1po learn how 10 use Il the best sdvIno6e gS
an examination q. FOWLER WELLS. No. JJs Broadway
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~ TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:
sanss.h a'er T. Ga IA, Urli i2;IS, 3;@tEx)i 3''es
90 ~ T. "a m, g4)i i2:IS, $3.50 CEHl $50
"a al;a Stafford Fairfield, Southport add wehpO.t
~, asa. 40. aud $50 D. "a.
sSSsmss' s'ooA M I2:Is $3.50. (E1li $50 49, s.
ssir 's' md ersss~i.h. u $50 m, i2:i5 $50 49,
~ CJ5s'@9l - (EI s:3Oa nj isl5. 800 Crr). o.
EsassSs lesser ~ insriasdiats stations 0:3oa n TO-
w. - ~ ~ t:g 8p a.
- o1tsiel sad Ns,s Rochelle, p. 10.
fst e. COSNEtTlN5 TRAINS.
fs psS va Springfield a us (Exl 800 lEK.) ,.
h. 49, va stoIe lire i2:l5 D. 70.
ga = a ~ sad Springfield. q (Ex) E:io, $3.50,
s ssaAs< .es, River Railroad to Montreal 4 M, z)
Isr ~ nsfo Eoalau psonsp
Oh i5Iliae tfeyitelee, s13 Fldkl Railroad o m {,
siA 's,h t,..'sn SswLondon aud storingoD n.dlrcai
W Aaiiresd it: y .. o. 70 Northampton
- ere''.enie hstlFoso 10 Pit hea, IS a. IN.
S@h-fA aff hsi;sotd z y $3.50 D. u
sseft end NeGU4ik RArgsd, .. SO "a $50 D. m
~''leGs bxtcftgg care stat ed % 4 y IA tIaln.
JAAi@ IL lApgI, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD--FOR PHIL
~ ADFLPIIA and the SOUTH AID WEST via JER
aad a "a aid and D. N Fare 80. Through tickets
sold CincanaH aud he Wes'. ard for Baltimore and
through baggage checked In aud traius-
j. w WOODRUFF, Assistant SuPsrintendsn'
bsg7aso viii be received Tor any tTGs unlss delivered
and clecacd IS minutes IN svsnCe Of the time OF les7inE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

zryIsTURE ALMANAC -.
sun-Rlses.7:G2 Sets.........f.53i Moon-Sos' t'V'
RlGH THIS DAt. a..
sandy Hook. 500 Gov. Island $3.50 heu-oats''' '~
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OtsMtt 5tcamers.


n,IIE BRITISH AND NORTH AMEhiOAN
I III ROYAL MAIL 81 EAhshlfs. s,.,ss will
PASSPORTS. All gefsons lea h,iss o, ther Jesps Ct
:, i,e 10 have paszpoFss from The III staie AZ
- aosStriss. cossterisned BY the s'e'e'"' v
Wellington ..,, ,o.,, 70 LIVERPOOL
ChS,iCssh Passage. IS
seoonSpNhio Passase =. -, ,,,1,;oo,.
CtaE Cabin Passage. ...........'''.'''''''''eis
seioa@ &c, Oep NJ yoTl Ell =. Cork fisrbor
is .hna om Bos.oa At Hsss sPa Coz on, sbsSnc
PERSIA Capt JodAins aSSi0n o Soe, 0I'P"n cs
s sei, e., = G. Lott AMERICA, Cap b0cS ry
.S S,Ltu ~. ~ tLsTGN NIAGARA, Capt Noodle.
Ao"i' Csp, COX. EUROPA, Capt AndeTs 1n.
SCOTIA tnow bniidiug)
rhs., ve.e,s carry whae light masthead green on
RS Noodle .osve, Boston "Wednesday, Nov u
asa Ic. NswYork.. W o4nesday, Dec
csSacSs Sn less Ns@Yo,k. y Dec 10
Gro A. Anderson leaves Bos,oR..... WecDesdsJ Dec -
Bertts rot secureo nutil paid Tor
Ape1perieneed surgeon on soard. .,,, - c,o,,
s. E Of Lspg are 81 ed therefor oDo t. value thefe'
ibselp egyrsssed For Fr-ga or Ps'ssse 'gp5 10
L. CUNARD. NO. bo~hossloS-.
NorrcE 10 FlssESeERs rox tUsoPg D, order 9, ,ss
sertagy % sa'e Oh passengers leaving TIE Wv Srs
are req irrd io ~ woe thems'ves vim - NH
they Will b. ell wed "n board the ga .,pg her. II
hey cal Tor in,HG.uons At the CIIP a. 11Ie AGENT
CSTExM WEEKLY between NEW-YORR saa
~ H. POM n,sins 4 eTDsrkns pa'se. GER az
~ :, ,s ~ he Liysrroo. New Yors and Phil
sssphis Scans ~ zen ,,a S,sss,sljps o. follows;
~, I'M or WINCHESTER. .s4wa9. Dee =
CiGy ~ BAbTIMO HE......... Saturday, Dec. 10.
~ eSv SATURDAY, 81 no2n from Pier No. al North
Rser ..or,.,...o,
y1RsT CaBIN.........eT5 sTEERAGE............S
tuss Cabin London 50 S'eeTsEe 20 London... 50
ibs, Psis.-.. 50 see1sse 70 raris....'''' ~
P.ensers slss forwarded 20 Hayre Bremen Rotterdam
lgwe.O &C, 81 esDs,,y low rates d.
hr al Toe fllo.si rass to IRON Liycrpoo!
Qs.eusowD is, Csbia, 80 SSA and 800 steerage from
liverpool 80 fI"m ODsersto0n. ESQ.
These STEAMERS haze su 81 arcommoda'i' ms ir Tasser
fst md cary cfi-Beed Surgeons. They arc rs n
ke ih. lion sections, and have Patent Fire AnniAator
20 lnihsy iniorns ioa sppy 10 Liverpool to WILLIAM
rhAA, Age o. - W. in bi1sgoW 70 w NJ IN
HAN NO Sc Trosi- susTe. ia Qusen,toyyn 70 G. \ w
Nkig Wiliiaast in Faris % JULES DEuOCE. No S
Pie &c q our.e; :, PHI g.pb'a ioJ oHN o. DALE No
JOHN @. DALE Az nt. No 20 Biaadwsy y. 7.
Tor CALIFORNIA va PANAMA. first
j eiass veaner WIN Nev.Yois On tn Isl, lth; add
fla ZACH month except wien these dees ~ on SUNDAY
vuea a = 6sy Of depsuTe viii be the MONDAY following
Foo hSs' or sage apy the oaIy phes Hs, lo
Tesa. D. Il. ALLEN' A-ol''
Tor SOUTUANPTON AND HAYRE,
j ON SATURDAY. DEC. The United Sts'o, had
se.,1rr FULTON J. A. Wottou, Commando. viii lsl foD
re 20 81 Norh River foot Of Beseb-st, on SATURDAY
nip passed for safety and comfort hes sou
Ne gs uu9er DECK fuosed by ater tsht tinenis
wif he.ijc other feg1ls H1, 10 the event Of collision ~
sydg % keep Pc puurs free to work, asd secure the
sktg 81 vessel ~ ID pas. euEeIs
SAMUEL ~. FOX,
GEO. MACkENLlE,
Agenlt. No Broadway.
rhs steamer ABAGo vii san Jauuary4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
NEWBORN g. NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1876
NOVgMBEli II, 1851
TRAINS LFAvc

sssrEsr sls.ioa IN New.YorL cor 2rh-sL end &h-sY.
sis-cs z.tk.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
uJDsoNRIvER RAILRoAD.-ForAL ALB

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA-
Al Ny snd TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. T.sins iesTe: = ,
from Cbsnhersst from Jihs. +,
Exprss aud II a. H. and rs IL: 30 NJ, aud 1888 snd
gs-sd 5 m $3.50 p. N.
ioy fSd albany faith sleep pn Sundays incudedl
hzGl-l. 1913 o 49, -.
Poue heeesis train, at 1880 and l;zo and cs5 m
q \ and $3.50 y m.
feekskis train, $3.50 5:53 ?.
sps Sing tain 30 ~. 30 9:55 !. IA, ard ass p.
p
fs7 yfown main 4 o. m. f:25 D. Nd.
A. y. SMITH Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

NETWORK AND ERIE SECOND MORT
~ GAGE BONDS.-Ifoldeu Of these BOndss not yet er
teuded twenty yesss requested to present their
BONDS without delay ct the ohee OF the Company a. u
foot Of uaue st. tor Erton.ion Those unwins 10 extend
viii receive Dor and interest for their bonds from pse. who
sre willing extend them pIesenus them sara once
On TUESDAY sod Thu BSOAY Of each week. o. Lel 40 TO
" o'clock until the IL; day OF December.
N.y-York Nov. ., laGl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
Tor BOSTON and PRoVIDENCE, via NEl

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via AEW-
IL PORT sod FALL RIVER --Tbe splendid and superior
reaa1 METROPOLIS. Cspt Brown. lsayos N.w-f ork
,yery TUESDAY, THuRsDaY end SATURDAY., At =
sslis n "a and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsytcn. on
MIN AY WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, at O'clock p. NJ,
teal Pie1 No J y. T.
Hereafter viii be regarded a. securedto any sp
pbc.1 until the SAINT shsn have been paid Tor. .
F.gbf 70 boston IL Tor ard ed through with great dispatch
wSl BORDEN. Agent Nos 70 and Il wests.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29

NOlIECTIoNS on WASHINGTON, ID. c.
" Claims on suy % the Depsrments, Qnet masters Ae-
coupis end Note payable NEsngto1 ID. Co. collected with
pronptness and on moderate tsuns, BY
RlGGSL Co, No. sc WAl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-29
NTEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-

~ ssnrsr Trains from 100, Of Chanbefsat a follows;
IAN. Express buf ao-
81 N, Mix daily for odsyile and intermsaiaie Sta
TN.
la H. Accommodation, daily. ,.,
So D. NJ. Wy, ioT MiddletOwD Nswbmsh aud inteTms
6ase sts'iobN
Bpm. Might Express daily, TO- Dunlif, Bufso: Cs1an
Si - sIo rriuclpai 4be TTsn Of Saturday runs
u outb 70 t.uaalo. O does not 10 DUIkLk
I'm Ae-on'I-V-'' SakPIFs NI1oT c.na-s, S,n,t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-18
The Troops An Texas.


A letter from San Antonio give. an account
Of some affecting secncs attendant uPon the de-
partur- Of the L. :. troops from Teas after tie
trachery Of Gen. Twlegs- He says;
As MAJOR Sbcppards command passed
through. n large assrmblngr O. the eItIzrns met
thcm Mt the edge OF tn. toVn. and, Alter cheer.
ing the troops marched IA advance of them
through the principal strrts- ops OF the eiii-
Ien, An aged gentlrman, with bis silken hair
streaming through the wind, bore aloff the star
spangicd Banner. Is they passed through tho
plaza . private baRd struck up the star span
rlrd banner. and altcrw ards Aud Lang SyDe.
II was an Affecting scene. and many eyes were
Inoist-ned with uars.
For the last fourteen years the army has
been eNied IN this most miserable OF all coun-
tres, suGirrihg nj times the greAtest pri, ations
scouting over barrn, dry. and worthless prai-
rie. hshting Indians, and giving to the frontiers
of Texas n full and complete protection. sbe
Government has expended millions Tor the bcne-
ft of the people here. What have they rcctiN CT
in return Tor all that has been done tor them
Nothing bot black ingrattude. The national
das has been ,railrd IN the dust. the Officers aud
troops have been treated with contempt and ar,
nor being kicked out OF the state.
There 10 not officer beI- who is not over
whelmed with notification and disgust. Th.ir
marrh 10 bui funeral procc. sion. IN silence and
sorrow. Their drums are hustled aud their col
IRA wrapped to the banner stalls. Orders sr
given almost IN Whispers. hank God with q
all, the men arc true
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-18
Sympathy In Nova Scotia.

hardn,snt OF Fort Sumter reached this city this
for-uoor. Tbe legislature amidst intense emo
ti~u, passed the follow ing resolution unanimous
ly:
Resoie>d That this House has heard " it'll the
deepest sorrov and regret OF the outbreak of
ci,i war among their friends and ncighborr in
the United States thai this House. without ex-
pressing any opinion upon the points IN contro-
rersy between tb- conteI.ding parties. sincerely
lament that those who speak tbeir Language and
share their civilization should be- shedding each
ot-rs blood and that they desire to offer up
iheir frrvcnt prayers To the Father Of the Uni
verse for the restoration Of PEACE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-18
Anairs az NCu:gorncry.

MoNTcoGERr.. April IL.
The official dcspaicLc. from Gov. Pickens 10
ih- Secretary of War detailing the incidents in
ChArlesion haTtor. WIRE lead BY clerk of the
War Department from IL. Executive buildings
iE the presence OF fre.idrnt Davis and CABINET
and Immense concoursc of auditors. Seven
gan, were fired ia honor Of the achievement
Gr-At rejoicing.
Major Chambers. OF tic Alabama army has
just arrived from Pensacola. bringing Lieuten-
an, Reed Worden, OF the United States army, as
. prisoner Of war-ths latter = bearer Of des-
patches TO Fort Pickrns and to the Federal fleet
10 Pensacola bay. lie is held by the Secretary
Of War. who sent detachment on the railroad
60 arrest him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-18
DIED,

on SAbbssh morning last. lIth inst. In this town
Mn. EiE AMOR ". CEAMER, widow of the late DR.
Samuel >. Cramvr. In the '7th year Of her age.
on Tue day morning week. FANNY BELLE child
ofvm. }. aud Elizabeth ). Harrison. aged 10 months
am days.
On Friday, March 29th. st the residence OF her SON
in-iaw ssmpeon Taylor. IN Mlersto~n Perry county
Pa Mn ANNA ID. HOFFMAN. mother OF c. W. and
John =. Hoffman Of shepLsris,o~n aged es y,nI,.
uronths and days.
AT HAlito~n, on the 9th inst, LUCY BELL. fourth
daughter Of J. y. and Dchtha Elsea aged year =
months and - DAYS.
In Berkeley County. on the l<ih inst. JOHN TURN
ER. son OF Rev. Dabncy and Mary ID. Ball. IN the sth
year OF his ax-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-18
Mrs Anderson a, New York.

SEw YoEK. April IL, +. MFRS. Anderson,
the wife Of the gallant commander Of Fort sum
ter Is nov in this city. NJ the Brevoort House
sh, Is ris,,ed by numbers Of persons who de-
sire TO add their tribute Of praise to the enco-
NUNS sbowered upon MAJOR Anderson. and TO
testify their appreciation Of the painful Position
IN which Mrs. A., is now placed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-18

go Suf~rcr, nom Rero'i.la and s>cTofiCus Affections
rissn Up Shy woAr your iTnIies. B.otches Ulcers.
Ryrcs' whv have the ME tStsseS of yoa BY Dys
p>pss Rhsunatsm and Cout' Why suffer Syphilii!e
and ssrsrAi diseases M, the bones in your holy.
- ~ as.h - youT bonos' Why Jet your sluggish
blood dag and -caiter Ia diftsmpcrS through yoLr
veins ATsssCosr. Gar q ssrsspariils cures q eSe
complaints, and clsanses them cot Of the system.
Lee faithfully sud ven bring "a society healthier.
sisauiisr. ard far more acceptable membcr. Demo
rrst. Baltimore NJ.
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Help. in Devotion and Work


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COMMUNICATED.

Carr Hrtt. April itth, ISL
r.,,,o. call uf the President. the workingmss
~ ssrT<r,-Fsrry and Bolivar. Va. asssneiss In We
p.ebx s.hs.J Hou-e. Ofhcers present.
IL a.. sourS. VI the Prvsdent's rvmarks. In stsnns
al. oh<st 81 the meeting. he ssid He ~ooh eN
support sny tc< once, Who Soaid not s'Ap"NF
f,r Inc Ao-or and eYrai r,sAfs II NirEs'Aa, ,,,.
On usfon of ~ n. Chambers. . 0ommitfss c
"a, syto,utsd select ten suitable persons o. -,
s~nt The woskius men of HArlsrs-ferry snd 49,,
An the County Con, en,iou. Va be held ~ eh.Ls .o
town on Saturday the 75,h inst. to nou'nHi' Wv
t,dales Coz the Virginia House 81 ncisrai'--
The eomt,ttt~e rxr...tsd the flo-tns t '.t. ~.
Who ~,re elected 10 r,pfr,<nt their rs'feSu'e us
tr,cts.
z II Chambers.
james " smaii~ossi -, <o
John lenox. h"'s'
John spanEler.
hasc Basey.
Philip EnEIe, Jr.,
Georgv kou1crt - ~
EMANUEL Sp-ngicr. pnrhSr NO -
u. J. Yoaug.
ON motion. IL ~ss Resolved. That this meeting In.
Vic the tB.on workingmen at Jefferson County, to
ad delegates rOm each at thsir respective Districts
meet In Convention Al shcpherdsio~n on saiur'
day the 7,th inst.
Mr. Peter Jone. on, red his r,ssnaiion President
Of the workingmcn's Association. IL VAS acccpted,
and of thanks rendered Mr.. Jones FOR the
Satisfactory manner in which he lad discharged his
Mr.. Washington sranricr then elected Prrsi-
dent. Isaac Is Ayers c1ere HIS rcslsuatton as Sec
rotary. On mot'on OF rhos. ". Green. the meeting
refused to aecePt 70.
"Frss Press. ." spin of Jefersce. and shepherds
to-n Register he repeated 10 peblsh taess PrVcsed'
.nE.,,, ,.,,,., or.r,s d., ,s,,0x adjourned 70
<n'es Al the call OF the fresidsei; ,o,,v ~,
Isaac 4 hrr.s sec'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-18

sIW Porehsr Niles. Of Charleston trle-
ssghs 10 Mr. Doubleday. ~ Washington. that
S..aSt 81 her husbands Insanity - without
-. "a, II is believed that Capt Double.
tt5sii&s@ "a strong rspshlicAn refused io obey
&htnE AndsFSon's command to surrender. and
sss consequently placed IN irons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-04-18

RIrrLsIoS o. fBfE NEoRoEs yEos ST. LoUIs.
--Ths Police Commissioners % 81. LOWS have
notified al free negroes and mulatto-s. not per.
leave tb~ State forthwith Nnd that all who may
b found IN ST Louis five DAYS after the date q
th< notice will BE- dealt with according 10 law.
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Attractive Works.

Attractive Works.
III. aSs sss 81 he s.t .sd ., tracts. offered
following only; " ~
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