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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
20 Eei.

HOUSES TO RENT, FURNISHED. Per
Il ms n be had at the office Of HOMER MORGAN, No.
Metropolitan Bank, Pine-st:
|, eItrs, In Washington place. IN West goth st.
| on 2d.w 4 in Naverey. place.
In Breyoort place l0thst in 9th st. Broadway.
Ia l2tlst., near 5thaV II In lOthst.
In East ltst Bay. . In l3th-St, the 5ssT
In East lth-st, the ou East lisi, East Of ih
square sv
10 West lTth-s,. In Irving gplsce.
on 3th sy. below l4th'st. z on GremeTcy-pafk
| on East 2Ist St, east OF II In West 2l,t.sG
Broadway. on Jth-ay., s5oye 26th-s..
on West H.h.st. on West 20tl-st., very good.
2 on West 21th.st. on West l5th-st.
3 on West 3lstsL on West 30th-st.
1 on East 37th.,t II on West 36thst.
1 on West lith,l on West 49th.r.
2 on West 23d.st. on East 23dst.
I on West 5Ishst ON 1th st.
on 9Th ay., the ClsTon on Washington-squsrs.
don. 2 ON Union square, very good
| on Bondst very good. 2 Oh West llih,t.
2 on East lJ,h.st., near the | on Fast 39th-st.
square. on East l6ihati reN .le
| on West Ws,hiu gton.place. square.
Z ON Leyiuctonay. II in West 4,d-st.
1 on West 46thr. l on Madison-sy.
3 in Brooklyn. in ith'av
| In West 10Th st. I'm Fast 26th-st.
/ In Eas. 29dst on 5th'ay., near s3d'st
/ on West g2d st., very good. I4T5)
ITO LET, with immediate possession, at 500
Il per annurn, the ATWATER PLACE, or Larlsrtine.
av., fonkers, overlooking the Hudson Apply 90 Mrs.
DODGE, Copake Iron Works, Newiork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

CPERMATORRHEA or SEMINAL WEAK
- KESS--Repos these and other diseases Of the Sex
Organs by the acting Surgeon Of the Howard Asoeson
such eases eDpoy the Dispensary Of this nstiu uoo
gent 10 The afflicted by NEIL sealed letter envelope free Of
cbsrgs Addre.s Dr. j. sKILLIN HOUGHT0N Howard
ASsocistiop No South Ninth.st., Phuadelphis, Pa
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Uprising OF A GREAT PEOPLE; On

l. TAG UyITsp STATES IN 1861. By Cousr GAsPARIS.
l vol l2mo. - cents. .,
we have "a yet American publication Of any kind
which bear comparison with this French work 10 point o.
voIvsdio ogr eSisting civil war We hope the station
viii have extensive currency for il cannot fall to inspire and
The Methodist Quvterly for October say, Of IT:
America may well accept The views and eoun,es oi 80
Most heartily do we recommend the attention Of the Ame
reope the thoughtful hopeful Of this 'he
"0o'' LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT.
ByJ 7. HEApLsy lyoL lano. Portrait 5S cents.
ACRNIs WILL FIND RElpy sALR FoR THESE hOoKa. -,
C. sCRIBNER, No. IA Grand-st., n. y.
VMPORTANT to BRASS BANDs.-D0D-
L WORTH, No Asor place, New.Yort, pgblisbes Music
for Military Bard', Marches Opera Mu'ic, Medeys &c.
% NOO PATRIOTIC and SECESSION EN-
S.UUU vELoPEs every one difere1t styles. ..ih i's
500 You order from p gp % goo al one cent
"A. MiLLERs, No. . Ann't., NeW- N- tOIh.
NINE. DEMOREsT's QUARTERLY MIR
vi ROR OF FASHIONS, with splendid EDrsying' tish %
ion Plates and fusized Patterns sold erywhere AI'o
GRAND ofENlNG Of PATrERNs at No. 41s Broadway.
.TTNEACEFRS and COUNTRY MERCHANTS
A sum led with SCHOOL BOOKS and SrATlONEhl
t a. Ge sle y be- iSay ss{ pompy aendsi to- Please
give call before purchasing CouineiSlaa NoIs @ I' fr
II per rctm to 30; Buh Envelopes per lOOl and up
ward Clersymen supplied With Sermon faP9r r ~ & p
or to- shepard Co.. No. l52 FultOnf, next door to the
Old stand OF c. 5, Co., N. Y.
'YENO MAKE MONEY in selling the
Il LIFE oF GEN; SCOTT and PoRTRAlTTss r. - s,rpv
Of our GENERALS COMMODORES and sIAlbShEN
Apply or write TO ~ c. MILLER No. - Psrk-row, " A.
rV'HE TRIBUNE's WAR MAPS.-Now ready,
Il an EXTRA TRIBUNE containing the various Maps pub
Ished in TIE TRiBUNE the commencement ol the
War It also contains list Of the killed and wounded IN the
late battle far sseeaired Price hye cents lhIee doi
lars per 100. Terms cash. AddreIs =.
THE TRIBUNE. New-Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

Christian Chapel, l5thst near 6th.ay.-Allred n.
5eri cf OweusboIO, Ky will preach THIS Thursday
EVENING, At y O'clock Baptism win be administered at
y eose Of the service
Rec services Of the Public Recognition OF
Rev. ISAAC WESCOTf a. Pastor OF the BloOmingdsle
t Church VIII tale place a. their house Of worship (CoY.
Asv End 45d-st THIS ENEElHG al a O'Clock when the
tT Dire. HAGUE, DOWLIkG, ARMITAGE, FITCH,
eODGE End others win take parts IN the eKercises All
sds OF the Pastor and Church sre invited TO attend
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
The Republican Comfy Convention will meet
fenth Ward Republican ton Meeting

Ils Alsocaiion VII De hed ENEKI FhIDAA EELNINU'
eh further notice, At O'Clock. The Executive COMMITTEES
~, t O'Clock GEO. DONALDSON, President.
GsS. S.1Ss S.sLScN' Secretaries,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

We take pleasure 10 recommend with entire oudepce Mr.
J. MARC MARTIN. Agent Of the firm PAUL DE CO
NINCK MONOD & GUlRAUD Of Bordeaux. We can u.s.
sure our friends that they ay rely the purity of all Wines
sold by tha. nrm through SIR. MARTIN.
GURDON BUCK, N. D., New-York.
HORACE GREEN. VI. D., New-York.
WILLIAM X. BROWN. M. D., Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

Companies parts of Companies wanted 20
G p frsinent recently organized IL over bali in
sB5 secou6 in the military education, expeente
and geuteman!y bearing Of its officers Address or cal on
tbe Colonel from 70 III or 20 ococh az NO - bOhus'
M h. hnrrsflY Healt with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

Twentieth Ward Peoples Union Assoclatton.
-..dQNAS PiT1MAN, the Hon. HENRY j. RA1mONU,
sher dizinguished Speaker viii address meeting a.
i,yAtlNENTAL HALL corner Of 3stast. and othsv to
th9hT, si o'clock JAMES CAMPBELL, PreFt.
Jams l. HAsTE See'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

Headquarters First Regiment, Morgan Rides,
Governor's Gsuard, Mechanics Rife Regiment,
Csne Market corner Of Grand and utrests-This reg
% Is now organized and placed under the commend Of Col
Joseph G. PINCKNEY Of the Sixth Regiment Governors
.rs NegYork State Militia. Ii has been accepted, and
@ leave rey soon setive service in the field The we
Ipovn military reputation OF Col r, and his large pfaca
ypsp-s l. sufficient guarantee ol succcss During thIee
,reaths s-tive service the regiment lost not man oy s
Der, or disease showing that he pays special aeLon 10 NE
lf,rs comfort and health Of his About 20J men are
Teood 10 raise bis present command to the war footing
those therefore, who with 20 place themselves rnder caIeu
% ;Si,s sdeT 81 Opportunity s open for them 10 do
a once Members Of this organization receive ~ cents per
y extra pay when employed mechanics for ten days ana
,bou 23 p month Soldiers viii receive iO0 bodnty on
bins DISCHARGED and II disabled in the serce hs pay of
d mme relief given 10 the fsniies Of the NEEDY,
vhh win bs raid weekly until the regiment leaves for ina
s. Of war. Band Of Musicians wanted, TO whom liberal
cav - M be aE9I. Applicants viii inquire in person, or py
ssieI, abnre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

BoRDEAUN, July 1, 1861.
We have the honor inform the public that have s'ab
lshe deuot OF WINES IN the City Of New lork aud
have appoiGed Mr.. j. MARC MARTIN our Agent for the
United States and the Canadas. .
All our Wines strictly pure, and can be used VIII
safety lor family sud medilinal purposes
PAUL DE CONINCk, MONOD GUlRAUD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
D. S. 1ir.rrRLNa OTrIcE, No.

a. s MUsrERNG UFTlCB, 40. 70 WHITE-sr.,(
Oct g. 1861.
Ali Oftcers of the army on Recruiting SER
vice for Regiments m the Ged wishing send forward tie
rru must make requons for transportation 81 this Office
D. ~ os epecia! train will be d patched zach day
tsp. ~. D. B. SACkET InsPeG lrGeEersl
Colonel L. 5. A., NJ .ering Oticer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
1lnre Dines, &r.

I BEG leave TO state that | have opened my
store az No 203 Pearst near Maidensne where shall
constantly keep full of the WINES and PURE
COGNAC BRANDIES Of Messrs. PAUL DE CONlNCk,
MONOD & GUlRAUD
Order. are respectfully solicited and win be prompy at.
tended TO. J. MAKO MARTIN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

Notice-RECRUTING for the THIRTY .SENE ENIH
REGIMENT This gallant Regiment, now the Advance
Gaad Of the Ay Of the Potomac, is raising some g9r Sooo
oeu Rsrrutu win apply az the Of An1ity and IhomP
soas OF in the City Hall Park. All DeseIters from his
Regiment ordered report to Lieutenant JAMES L'
DUNCAN THIS DAY. BY order OF
Iinrt .Cnl IlHN RrRkE. Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
Sales bn Auttloir.

"A SELL, THIS DAY Thunisy. Oct TO- at l2i o'clock at
the Stock saesroom No. 50 Wiau good variety OF City
Insurance So Bank Stocks Bonds and other securities
suitable for investment. For full particulars World Com
ercs Adyess and Evening Post. Catalogues may be OBJ
tanned az the sslestOom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
Recruits! Recruits !!

Apv uer.op havi1Y skeleton company, less nunber
men earoad (or which bonub Will be paid) can enlist
Ae good regiment about ready 70 sat Tor the seat OF
Address MARVIN I~t4Done ~ Oi-ce.
rae YoIg1teer FnRiueer ReRfmeut, Col Ed
WARD W. SERRELL, Lieu'. C Ol. JAMES p n ALL hslor
RICHARD BUTT, has been accepted by the Nsr DePsri
urut "a A VOLUNTEER ENGINEER REGIMENT, which
inereasss the pay Of the soldiers 20 -
fsID SEVENTEEN DOLLARS (slO PER MONTH.
few more riggers boatbuildeEt, thpclTpeneTs pom
loOnsrs bseksitb miners, choppers, lunDermen machn'
his rOslnen, vieeghs, boilerm4keIs, aud TsiroadeTs,
Wil be received.
Rous bat healthy and competent workmtn need apply
The reineut ia ordered Warrington in two weeks He
quits under psy mustered into service and urDshed with
gssftsrs and rstioIs at once.
Families al taken of by the authorities.
Headquarters corner Chatham end ChambeTsEs hew-foE
competent men, hoIse-fhoers, Hccustolgd 20
wsgOaers, will be received In the "PAItHOII
BATTERY" of six riled presented by mr. r. r.
PARROIH oithe West Point IFoundery-JAhESE l. SMITH,
csp,sin
Enistments for three years during the war.
The Volunteer Engineer Regiment.-This Besi.
has received orders to march in IL hours All ohce
nd soldiers viii report at Headquarters by noon Of his
DAY. BY order Col SERRELL.
". NJ BERGER. Adiutant.
United states sharpshoOters. Col. Berdan.-
sbots desirous Of joining this fsyorte regiment now on
O. Potorpsc psy apply to Capt HASTINGS No. 43 Wsst
Jtncey Coart or 10 Lieut. PEET Al the Camp at WeesT
a near the 42d st. Ferry landing Two experienced soldiers
| ssaied for sergeants. Two BugeIs wanted
Wanted-A capable FIRST and SECOND LIEU TEN
MT in a company Of tbs D'EPINEUB ZOUAN Els. Those
s9 can induce the most TO enlist will be preferred hp
W. between the hours OF p. and In at NO II est
e&Sl NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

A. ~. MEKWIS Aucnone-i.
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Irving Build
I'D inE Nos 5si and 5s6 BroadwAy-SSles Of Books Sta
tonsry Pr;urub WORKS Of AT Fancy Goods Furniture &c.
FRIDAY EVENING. Oct. N. 1891 a. O'Clock.
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOkS-Com.
pdlg gre. variety in various departments including many
SEWING MACHINE. in perfect order; also compete SCI
OF SURGICAL INSTRL MENTs In iue condition. cost
100 ,ad also, large Mahogany and Glass SHOW CASE.
I +. DAVIS, Auctioneer. 200 cases
" BOOTS SHOES, and BROGANS st auction,
THURSDAY Oct TO- al l0i o'clock a. IN, al store Of J. L.
Lsverc, L Co.. No. IL CoTlndtst comprising ii sI,or
Of fresh sessonsbe goods suitable Tor city or country
trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
BROADWAY, Cor. of Isth-st.

WALLACK's, BROADWAY, Cor. of l3th-st
PRtcx. OF VhpsiIoS-BoIr, and Psrquet, 80 cents; Or.
b..tr, STALL, oil Private boxes for persons 81;
Tanily Circle IS cents Door open at bsIin Ga Open.
ing of the ,,r,,, rup,rpp
pronounced BY the Press and Public the MOST COMMO
BiIToiTs. FLEG ANT, and BEST VENTILATED EDIFICE
iN A1 LAST NIGHT
NEW PRESIDENT,
Tom T.yloi's new Comedy. which viii bs acted
THIS EVENING.
by M Lester Walak Mr.. Blake Mr. c. Fisher.
Mr Youpr Nj Floyd MI Reynolds Mr. Norton. Mr. Psrio,
Mr. P.r,Ias Mr.. Brown, Mt HoeJ, Mis, NJ. Cannon Mrs
Vernon Mis- NJ Henrques Mlsa Croker. Mi. Miller hrs.
Resms aud Mis-, Csrnan.
A new
DRAMA OF PECULIAR CONSTRUCTION
And extraordinary spectacular effects bringing into action the
NOVEL STAGE RESOURCES
OF thi. Theater
Is IN PREPARATION.
WINTER GARDEN.
w The ,gsmsn b" pleaIurs In setting aid. the per
THE CUP AND THE LIP
on this evening for the
OF tie gifted and brilliant authore.,,
MARIA GRACE WALCoT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10
DARIs, LONDON aud NEW-YORK MED

uERBERT's HINTS to HORSE KEEPERS !
A-MsiIed free upon receipt Of 81 25 Agens wanted 10
sell Sa1tons Books Horses. Cattle Sheep PontTy Ad.
dress c. M. SAXTON, No. 2S PaIkToW, n. Y
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Drp gnoos.

SSpoo0'
e. r. NUDGE & Co..
NOL 50 and 37 PARK-PLAcE,
AGENTS TOR
WASHINGTON MILLS,
CHICOpEE MANUFACTURING co.
VICTORY MANUFACTURING CO.,
OFFER FOR SALE,
BAY STATE SHAwLS.
IN ALL OUR REGULAR QUALITIES AND PRICES,
WITH NEW DESIGNS AND coLoRISGs.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
ALIMTED QUANTITY, sUPERIoR QUALITY
BEAVERS.
6-4 Blsei and MiIod, all Wool and Union.
TRICoTs,
% and CO Bl,ck and MiIed In Fin, and Medium Gsd,'.
UNION CLOTHS,
Black and MIed.
SEAL SKINS.
ca Black and Brown.
FANCY CASSIMERES,
Fine and Medium Qualities
MIXED DOESKINS,
ca Ladder Cloth, all Wool
COTTON GOODS.
- Brown sHkETINGs, heavy and Light.
lO4, ia l2I Brown and Blsscbed sHEETINos.
Brown. Blesch.d and Colored CANTON FLANNELs
Brown and Bls.ched SHIRTISGs.
q, 2s aud 3Onch Brown DRILLS.
With complete assortment Of the wen known
VICTORY MILLS
uLEsIAs, cAmBRIcs, AND UMBRELLA CLOTHS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

DECEIVERs SALE.-Will be SOLD at
III PUBLIC AUCTION for cash, at the City Hall, in the
City OF Now.York on THURSDAY Oct TO- .t12 o'clock, u.
one GOLD Or, q. Beesleyj HUNTING WATCHi also,
GEoRGE I. BAILEY, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

Auv person havIg skeleton company, or less nun9f
4. men earoed for hich bonus VIII be paid, can on
Aen good regiment about ready 70 start for the seat
Addiess MARVIN Ih0une OI-ce-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

INSTITUTE OF ART No. 625 Broadway, COM
l. ph,lng the Great Origin.l -
DJsSELDORF GALLERY,
and other and Foreign AIli.s together with
2t oeut, JAS. W. WARD Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-10

rTHOMAS j. MILLER, Auctioneer Sale of
Il J. b. Monuors Horses Brood Mares, and Colts, viii
take place THIS DAY u ocs,k Casor Point, West
chester County, i've miles from Harlem Stages leave At
and 10, for the sale
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17
pRnRATE COURT.

ExPARTR.-R. W. Medkirk. An applica-
tion to release the party who, being minor,
was alleged to be illegally detained by the
officers Of Colonel Taylors regiment. There
was no resistance, and the party was dis
charged.
BAR MEETINe.--A meeting Of the members
of Hamilton County Bar was held this morn
ing in the Law Library, on the occasion of
the death of John Brady Attorney-at Law,
and late Law Librarian. w. S. Scarborough
was appointed Chairman, and E. A. Fergu-
son, Secretary. Addresses were delivered
by Judge Hosdly, Rufus King, Judge John
ston, Judge Caldwell, j. L. Miner and Adam
Riddle, in which reference was made to the
excellent character of the deceased as an up
right man, devoted in his attention TO his
duties in the Library, with which he had
been connected for over ten years, and which,
it was stated, his exertions had greatly helped
to build up, while he built up an Intellectual
character for himself during his connection
with it. ..
In the resolutions reported by a committee
and adopted, he was spoken of as social,
kind hearted, intelligent man, not only a
student and q thinker, but endowed with
capacity to have become distinguished.
The funeral Of deceased takes place this
afternoon.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

THURSDAY EvESIHG, October II.
FL0UR-The market is firm, but an addi-
tional advance in rates of freight renders the
demand light: superfine is quoted at 81 l5@
a 20; extra at 81 1904 40, and fancy at
$4 50(64 60.
WHISKY-A continued good demand and
prices are nc. higher: sales Of 600 brls. at
l434@l41sc., the latter rate for wagon.
PRONlSlONS-Ac continued quiet market
and the sales fair and small. Mess Pork, in
the absence Of sales, must be called nominal.
Small sales Of Bacon were made at 436(05X
@65sc and of bulk Meats OF 4615Ac.
GROCERIES-The demand is light and
confined to the jobbing department; prices
have not changed. We quote Sugar at 9X
@loKc, Molasses 45@46c. and Coffee l51<
@lfIc.
OIL L.nseed is held at 55c. under the en-
couraging news from New York, telegraphed
to the Chamber of Commerce.
WHEAT-Prime samples are in active de-
mand, with but light supply, and prices
are higher the lower grades are dull, and
not wanted; we quote prime to choice red at
s5@Ssc, and prime TO choice white at 900
93c; sales Of 300 bushels prime red at 85c.;
| 300 bushels do. do. at &c., delivered; 200
bushels good white at 8Sc; $50 bushels fair
| white at &C., and $50 bushels prime white
| at 90c
CORN-The demand and supply are about
equal, and the market rules steady at 30c. for
ear, at the lower depots.
OATS-The supply continues lightand not
equal to the demand, and prices are again
higher, the market closing buoyant at 3lc.
in bulk, with sales Of g. 500 bushels at this
| price.
RYE-The demand is better and the mar
ket is firmer, but not quotably higher; sales
| of 700 bushels at 3Sc.
HAY-The supply is better and the market
is dull, but we have no change to report in
| prices, and continue to quote good to prime
| Timothy at $9@l0 per tun, on arrival.
| CHEESE-The market is unchanged and
| dull; small sales to the retail trade at 51<
| @6c, the latter rate for selected.
| BUTTER-A continued fair demand for
prime and choice qualities, and the market
rules steady at l2@l4c. The lower grades
| are neglected and dull.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17
New York Market.


NEW York, October 1.-THE receipts Of
Flour are 29, ola brls.; market 5@lOc. better:
sales of 1000 brls at So 3O@5 40 for super
fine State, S. 5595 65 for extra State, SIS 30
as 40 for superfne Western, S. 50@5 80 for
common to medium extra Western and S. 80
as 80 for shipping brands extra rouod-hoop
Ohio. Canadian Flour firmer: sales of 600
brls. at SIS 3O@s 40 for superfine and S. 55
@6 80 for common to choice extra. Rye
Flour steady at 50 1904 10.
Receipts of Wheat 797,0l5 bushels; market
excited and l@3c. better: sales 70, 900 bushels
at 81 1901 20 for Chicago Spring; 81 l90
20 for Racine Spring; 81 23@l 25 for Mil
waukie Club; 81 BIOL "a for winter red
Western. Rye firm at 75@76c. Barley dull
at 63@72c. Receipts of Corn 40,7 bushels;
market better, with limited supply: sales
10000 bushels at 6O@6lc. for Western. Oats
very scarce and firm at 36@39c. for Canada
Western and State.
Pork quiet sales of 100 barrels, at $l5@
Is 25 for mess, and SO 759lO for prime. Beef
dull. Cut Meats quiet and steady. Lard
firm: sales of 100 barrels at 9A@9Ac.
Butter selling at 7@llc. for Ohio, and l2%
@l5c. for State. Cheese steady at 5E17c.
Whisky quiet and firm at22c.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17
NEWPORT NEWS.

ARRIVAL OF SOLDIERS A company Of ar
tillerymen, numbering ffty-two men, ar
rived at the Newport Barracks last evening
from the camp at Harrisburg Penn. Two
members of the company deserted at Pitts
burg by jumping out of the car windows
while the train was in motion.
A REPREHRNsIBLE PRAOTIoE.-A morning
contemporary calls the attention of Marshal
Bennett TO the fact that some youngsters re-
siding but short distance from the corner
of York and Tibbats. streets are in the daily
habit Of firing pistols, loaded with ball, in
the streets, On Tuesday morning, one of the
reporters family came within foot of being
struck with bullet, and yesterday morning
the dishes on the table of Mrs Murphy, in
Tibbats' street, were smashed with bullet
while the family were sitting At the table,
shot from pistol by some Of these boys.
We hope il will be looked to by both the
Mayor and City Marshal.
Nor GoNK TO SEoEssIA--The Commercial
published a paragraph q few days ago. inti-
mating that Major George d. Allen, Of this
city and lately Of the Kentucky State Guard
who formerly commanded the Washington
Artillery, OF Newport had fled to Dixie's
Land. Major Allen, we learn, IS bsen con-
fined to his bed for several weeks by severe
attack of rheumatism, and has entertained
no such idea as leaving for the South.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-10-17

CRY CoUNoII-P Proceedings Last Night
The following business was transacted at
regular meeting of the City Council last
night:
The following resolution offered by Mr.
Clearwater was referred to the Committee
on Ways and Means:
"That in case any further appropriation
shall be made by the City Council for the re
lief of volunteers families, the same shall be
deposited with the County Commissioners,
and by them to be returned TO the City
Treasurer, whenever collected BY tax or
otherwise"
The resignation of Mr.. Weasner, from the
Fourteenth Ward. was received and read and
laid over, with the request that that gentle
man would reconsider his determination.
The weekly report of the City Auditor was
received and ordered to be filed.
Mr.. Glass presented an ordinance to pro-
vide for the disbanding of Union Fire Com
pany No. O. situate on kace-street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and to organize
Hook and Ladder Company instead.
Passed.
hr Glass also presented a resolution to
discharge John DOran, member of the Fire
DepaI tment, for unbecoming conduct.
Mr.. Eggleston offered a substitute, which
was adopted, that the Engineer of the Fire
Department restore John Doran as an As
Mr.. Doherty presented resolution to
adopt measures to compel owners of property
in the neigbborhood of Deercreek Valley,
south of Court-street, to continue a sewer
built by the city, running northeast from
the intersection of Court street and the old
Deercreek Road. Adopted.
Mr.. Walker offered a resolution to investi-
gate the terms upon which the Pearl street
MaTket-hOuse is held. Adopted.
Woll ha Wou "a
and Means, to whom was referred the sub
ject of preparing plan for the relief of the
families of volunteers, reported that there is
| no power in the charter by which they can
grant relief from the City Treasury. The
Committee recommended that committees of
seven from the large wards and five from the
small wards shall be selected, to ascertain
how many in such wards will contribute
toward fund, say in sums of 81, 50 or So
per week. A resolution, based upon the
above, was laid upon the table.
Mr., Bean presented an ordnance to appro-
pirate the sum of So, 500 for the relief of the
distressed families of the volunteers.
Mr.. Walker remarked that hundreds were
receiving pay from this fund who were moi
in need; he was opposed to distributing the
money in such manner as had been custom
ary.
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amount be expended in -four, groceries, &c.
and distributed in such manner.
Mr.. Walker offered another amendment
in favor of a committee to be appointed BY
Council, in each ward, who shall draw theil
proportion in money or provisions, to be dis
tributed as they may deem expedient.
A heated discussion ensued, when Judg'
Warren moved to refer the subject TO com
mittee to report upon the best method o
distributing the money, which was adopted
Council then adjourned till Friday even
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