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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
Fighting at BALTIMORE.


The Massachusetts, troops when passing
through Baltimore. were assaulted with
paving stones. and shots were fred upon
them, killing three, and wounding several
others. when they fred upon the mob.
Some eight or ten of the Baltimoreans are
reported to have been killed.
+ BosToN. April 20.
This city was terribly excited last
night and this morning at the attack on
the Massachusetts, troops at Baltimore.
The Governor recognized the similarity
and event suggested by the 18th of April,
ITS, and the immortal memories which
cluster round the men Of Lexington and
Concord. 4i
The Governor has sent the following
dispatch to the Mayor of Baltimore
i pray you to aus the bodies of our
Massachusetts, soldiers, died in battle, to be
Immediately laid out, preserved in ice and
tenderly sent forward by express to me.
Al expenses will be paid by this Common
wealth. 2
ISigned, JONI A. ANDREWS. 90
I'D Governor Of Massachusetts,.
Mayor Brown Of Baltimore, sent an an
swer to the Governor Of Massachusetts,.
saying that owing to communication being
stopped between here and Philadelphia,
cannot send the bodies Of men killed at the
riot here, but shall enbalm and keep them
subject to your order. l and the Cover
nor regret the affair as much as any one,
Our people viewed it as an invasion. The
authorities exerted themselves to the ut
most to prevent it, but it was impossible.
When are these things to cease? Are We
to have a war of sections? Baltimore
claims the right to pay all expenses
Gov. Andrews replies Am overwhelmed
surprise that a peaceful march Of American
citizens over a highway to defend the COM
mon country be deemed aggressOrs to Bal
.timereans.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
Princely Liberality.

VIM. B. Astor, Of New York. offers to
give the Government four millions Of dol
lars, and loan it fifteen millions.
A. L. Stewart offers to Government one
million Of dollars.
Com. Vanderbilt is said to have informed
the Government that they car have his
whole feet of steamers. fully manned and
equipped, without the charge of a penny.
ALBANY. April %.
The Banks of this city have rendered
3.500.0 900 for war purposes.
"a The Chicago Bankers have rendered
to the Governor of illinois money for the
war as follows
Marine Bank 100000
And 100. 900 more if necessary.
Hoffman & Gelpoke s $4,000
Loan & Trust Co $4,000
B. F. Carver & Co $4,000
H. A. Tucker & Co $4,000
Marine and Fire Ins, Co $4,000
E. l. Tinkham and others $4,000
BUFFALO. April %.
The Common Council of this city unan-
imously appropriated $4,000 to equip
volunteers and support their families; also,
permitting the clerks of the several De-
partments to enlist without loss of situa-
ton or salary Our citizens hive raised
$4,000 for the above purpose.
ALBANY, April %.
A Democratic Union Meeting was held
here. Erastus Corning presided. pledgine
the entire party to stand firm to the Union.
The Common Council appropriated $780,
600 for families of volunteers.
The Bank of Poughkeepsie rendered the
Government 100000. and Albany SIO.-
600.
DASBURY, CT, April %.
The Directors of the Danbury Bank
held a meeting Saturday. and voted uuani-
nously to offer $4,000 to the Govern
ment. making the total amount offered BY
our two Banks SI25,O00.
PAINEsvILIE, April 20.
The Bank of Geauga tenders a loan to
the State of S2O.OO0.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
LEAD AND PAINTS AT

w x0bCOlos
I would an nounes 70 my eustouers and the Public
rsueraIly that L have eonHleted arrAngenenf2 via
manufacturiRr ea~ablishnens Of Ritfahnrg and
Philadelphia Tor 2O.Ooe lbs pf Pure White Lad and
Zinc in oil 10 arrive in Warren within the nsxt %
dsyA- and for Casa viii sell. Paints - per et lsHef
han ever odered in this market s
Also q large supPlJ Of ~eolor-in OH q 81 ktndaa
Be sold a. extremely low hgures-
EnrT lEIoHH EWooD5,
No 6, Market ST., Warren. Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
CETTLRMENTS ORDERED TOBE

~ AUFbhIIoED. --- ~
It is ordered that the folio ing aero1nts Of Bzee-
utors, administrators and Guardians that hAEs been
hlsd in shis Court be advertised for three eonsecu-
tive weeks agreeablyts IaS. and that they remain on
file for inspection and exceptions I'll the 18th OF
NAY. 1851. when they will be exaninedfnd ordered
to record IL no exceptions appear thereto. 70 viz:
Robert Hamilton, deed faai settlement Of adn'r
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24

- From the subscriber, in GnstRVus, Ohio. on Sat
urday. the 18Th, y dark > srrel colt, TIVE years old
/ IL IL on rather small size has ~ white on sDy psf
/ Of the body or Isgs. has = heavy uaas and tail. and
IL in tolersbIe hesh- 0kOx9k
I'LL % lsSl-lHal Il !. IL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
WAR NEWS.
ALL RIGHT.

Eulistments at Wilmington. Del, are at
the rate Of from 20 to 100 per day. Del
aware will send er regular quota Of troops.
A secession paper in Wilmington was
obliged to hoist the American flag
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
M ~uoTIOWAY,SE ESTATE

IL. The undersignsd has been duly sRpoinhsd
mi ,aaIidsI Admxo Of Hugh W. Holloway, late 81
warren. deceased. All persons having elains against
ali Rstato will present them Immediately for settle
ment. JANE
Warren, April II, 1871
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
HrpAY HORSE

CIhA1 dUhoE L.
~ strAyed from the pasture Of the sueseriser n
HpbbSrd' On v sdnssdaT thr I7th inst. sdark sorrsia
horse. S years oil, ID hands high. ssrrel name asa
tail. rSther lofty ~eaTFiage and . geod traveller. A
Suitable reward will be given Tor the return OF s1e
horse. or auV Information concerning him
IApril q, lS6l-3N.I akNkI 9ORNsIA.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
asu advertisements.
FINANCIAL STATRMRNT

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed In.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
DEsrRUcrIoS OF nARpER's FERRY.
CARLISLE. Pa Anr;l 10

- CARLISLE, Pa. April 10.
Lieut.. Jones. late in command at Har-
persFerry, arrived with his command Of
43 men at 3 o'clock. P. NJ. to-day. Lieut.
Jones having been advised that a force Of
$500 troops had been orderd by Gov.
Leteher. to take possession at Harper's Fer
ry, and finding his position uutenable, un-
der directions of the Var Department.
destroyed all the munitions of war, armory,
arsenal. and all the buildings. He with
drew under cover of night, and almost in
the presence of $500 troops. He lost 8
men. Fifteen thousand stand of arms were
destroyed. The command made a forced
march last night of thirty miles from Har-
per's Ferry to Hagerstown, Maryland
Lieut.. Jones and command looked much
worn and fatigued. They we're most en-
Enthusiastically received by the entire popu-
lation.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
Good for Newton Falls.

Good Tor Newton Falls.
About a dozen gallant stalwart young men
came from Newton Falls to enlist.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
WHEELING soxE.

A special to the Tribune says: Orders
were received from Gov. Letcber to seize
the Custom House at Wheeling. but Wheel.
ing Is strong for the Union and last night
it was guarded BY the Mayor for the United
States The citizens were greatly excited
at the news and declare that they will stand
by the Stars and Stripes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
HARRIsBURGH. April 90

Twenty-Five hundred men ia Camp Cur
tin last night; 6000 stand of arms have been
received from Pittsburgh.
Three Ohio companies arrived to day.-
Five hundred more to be here in the after.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
TOtal-......~-......~.... 1910, 900

White population in those States
have declined to respond to
the Presidents call, as follows:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-24
CARLISLE, Pa. April %

1 - &lpAla 80
Lieut.. Jones is now at the Carlisle Bar
racks. He states that hearing Yesterday
that 600 Virginians were approaching by
the Winchester road to seize the Arsenal,
they put piles of powder in store in all the
buildings, and waited quietly the approach
Of the Picket Guard. He gave the alarm
and the garrison was set on fire, out houses,
carpenter shop. and powder fuses, and then
began to retreat. h
The citizen s of Harper's Ferry who
were evidently in league of the party ad-
vancing to seize the Arsenal, were instantly
in arms. pursued and killed two regulars:
others deserted before the troops reached
HsgerStown. t.-
They marched all night-missed the
Railroad train at Hagerstown, and took
o~mnibusses to Chambersburg to-day.
They are all much exhaust ed by the
nights march.
They were fed by the people at Cham
bersburg and were received with cheers
along the route to Carlisle.
LATER.-Lieut. Jones, who has arrived
from Harper's Ferry. is a son of the late
Adjtaunt General Jones of the United
States Army.
He says the federal troops marched across
the Potomac Bridge at Harper's Ferry and
the people rushed into the arsenal. He
believed that large numbers persisted By
the explosion.
Repeated explosions occurred, and he
saw the light of the burning building for
many miles.
CANADIANS GETTING THE WAR FEVER
BosToN, April 10.
A Canadian gentleman states that SYM
pathetic war feeling with the North is a
reused in Canada. and that 600 men from
Quebec, and a large body from Montreal
are coming to Restea to enlist in the reg
ular United States army. aas 20
ALBANY, April %.
The State authorities have decided to
muster into immediate service the balance
of the quota of militia Authorized by the act
to enrol the volunteer militia. This gives
1900 troops in addition to the IL regi-
ments previously ordered by the President.
Volunteer companies are cOmingin rapidly.
Ninety companies have already handed in
their company rolls.
Hon. Morris Lowry special messenger
from Washington, says that he witnessed
the scenes after the fight at Baltimore,
and that history will record that although
a hundred Massachusetts troops were lev
elled by missiles and arms wrested from
them, they didn't fire till commanded by
the Mayor of Baltimore.
NEw YORK. April p.
Advices from Washington state that
Government had planted cannon on all
the heights overlooking the city.-TherC
are about 10000 men under arms,
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White population of the Confeder-
ate States as follows: !.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
RROOKLYN ITEMS.

A NEw CHURoH EDIFIcE-LAYIsS TBE CossrR-
srosE-Between 800 and 100 persons, chiefly MEN,
bera of the church. were assembled yesterday 70 pas'
ticipse in the exercises of laying the conerone Of
the new edfce Eor Christ Church. The ceremony
Of laying the stone performed by the pastor Of
Chr;st Church, the Rev. A. II. Partridge in accord
ance with tho established form. After this ceremony
had been performed in consequence of the rain the
assembled comuanp proceeded to the chsEel where IN
eloQuens appropriate discourse was delivered BY the
Rev. Dr. Tying of kew-York.
This new building, when completed, will be one Of
the hardsomest church edifces in Wiiamsburgh. ft
s situsssd on Bedford avenue immediately in The
OF Division avenue ihe lot is 70 by l26 foe and the
building s 70 be l2 by 20 feet, and IS feet high, with
two towers IL will have three front entrances, and
win seat 200 persona II is 20 be built OF BeleviIle
N j. stoue, under the sepeintendence of ). II. Gibbs
architect, Of New-York The church, when completed
and ready for USE will have cost upward Of s35 900,
aud beside supplying rsal necessity Of the parish, viii
DO an ornament TO that part Of the city In which it Is
etusted.
Chris, Parish was estab,shed in 1912 The old church
was torn down IN lt60 AID is TO be rel Laced by
tho beautiful bailding as shove described.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

a, +, saso ds Red wsssrs q e. re 90 Az,
Der W.,n = q sSs ,s ls s'ss VIZ: s m."sscsy 81
81, We bear ss barley Nah !" i nasy vcs seiss !.
Sa % Ca sdis5 and 3JG3c for Western and state hye
= g. he supply Is ieh,i sales OFFS 800 b1sl ~
r,ye soon At SC Corn Is without mash & iaas az a.
rsry tive nsinly export saes Of o1n; a. TO- so
90 nd l6l d47e Eastern AiIedi -, ~cc ~ -
ming DO, ssic Tor very choice do, ana '"@'ic' i''
fair d.n,n5 trade and he srny and the a
Lt h, steady, saes Of 400 baes Ct Io Iat
HOPsThe demand Is %gh, % ana A .bst sa9or The older
srowtb. sss pesleced and prices arc entirely ponH ar.
LIME-ROei and cont mes IN is,f ~ sI Isq'e'' ~"
ste.dy; sales Of eco bbls Common o. G. aYpa;
M0LAS5ES-A fair demand preyNs emo 'no ihS-AS
sales OF 81 hhds Cuba for dsiiing al &c " II n.s. are
NAVAL sTOREs-Crade Iupsmed b"t ,sadyi sales Of
Is bbls At al rs y sal Common Rotn has docned sass "
SEQ bb at 81 50d 90 62lP36 n. In The better
haze been no snscions and prices arc n,ce. ,o wilton.
PRovIsIoNs~The Pork market without change tie 10
9uiry IL good end At the close holders so very hrn
1890 bb ct SI1 140s for Mess &3 50 for Thin Mess ne
81 5d BIO for Prime Beef hrm and 10 quite sctiye
sl3 50 for Extra Cut Meats selling slowly at case ior
Shoulder and 5d6tc. for Hams Lard is steady and Ia more
sotiys ,aes Of go bbs 2. 9as Baiter ard Cheese ere
hCE-The market s quiet mail sales at SO a6ds7 loo
suoARsA good demand continues for raw and the rnske.
firm sales Of 12s0 hhds Cuba 7G7c 80 do Mssdo ct
3D. and Zoo boxes Havana pvste Reao.d ia
tive request 0ic for Crushed Ground and Grsngaed
sALr-Ths msrket h frmj sales of 1000 sacks Ashtops
Liverpool Fine, and 1900 do JsGy Dacy's private
We quote Ashton M 7o MsIshsPs, Worihngton':
and Jefry DScys' sl 4Oi Liverpool Ground At 81 and
sEEDs-A fair demand for Timothy Seed and the msrte L
steady sales Of BUSH at 81 % Y Ou'h Hc'gh Flax Seed
TALLOwTbe demand fair srd the aIis, is steady ssle'
| Of Is, 600 prime City .. Sc, cash +,
WHIsKY-The demand 10 not very actVn, end me msrse
| logsri sales Of $50 bbls- ct l9c
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

A SHARP ENCOUNTER BETWEEN CoLoRED ISDr-
yIDUALs.-0n Sunday night, about II o'clock two col.
ored residing 10 Thomas ct. got into diBcnlsy"
Their names are William. Harris and Thomas Wilson,
T circumstances Of the row were novel but CHARGE
teristic Wilson feeling nsuted by some observation
made by Harris in reference 20 the blood tf hs family,
and having capful of soot threw it contemptuousiy
in the face Of Harris who, soon as The dust OF battle
had been cleared away seized an old razor and sFuck
Wilson heavy blow on the back Of the neck, intlci-
ing deep and dangerous wound. While the blood
was streaming from the cash, Wilson rushed to the
Fifth Ward Station. House and related bis grievances
to the officer in charge. physician called in 70
dress the wound and before the surgeon bad concluded
the operation Harris, who bad assailed WILSON, csms
dashng into tho place and surrendered himself. lie
admitted that he cut Wilson, and cOoy stated that he
had fallen short Of his contract as be intended 10
cnt Lis bead of. Wilson was sent 10 the New-York
Hospital and his recovery is thought to be somewhat
doubtful.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Arrived.

slip Athena (Brenaenl Ledss London q dsys eS.i =
Purch Meincke Werd.. Sept lat ~ 10, lon % Nv
shir Niciurs, hence for London
ship Uncoya yah Fratus London via Falmouth Eng As y
In ballast 10 Wakeman Dimon Co.
Ship Jacob Bell Frisbe, London 70 days. In Osis' = .
Low BIo 49,, -, D,, IA.
Bsrt Rslndser of Neyg.Havenl Wellington BHoadoss -
Ssys r,olsrses 10 H. TrowbIidge's Sons OF ewBsren
Brs Lady washington (Br) Morrison Sidney O. b. = sys
Big Geanshe Spanish 5eris Havana IS days In b'is
soir. Boundary tof Mschiss) CLARK LsprsuI n s. "s'~
sehr Red Jscket, PsysOn. Linsan C. b. is days cs' q
Iiyin Co. 49,,
scir NJ II. Reed Kelly Albany for New Bedford
sohG Maria i. Hall, Lewrence. Albany tof fefuSe
Scbr. Adele felecin Cartwright Fall River Tor Lh-""e
sohr. Jnis Maine, Benton days, ir ballast
schr Ncanor, Parker, Providence 2 days =.
schr. 8. A. Mount, - Boston days. IN oanas'
schr. Fakir, Heath, Newport for EiIscetnRon n
schr. Orion Hxit. Nowbarg fos Portsmouth, y. H.
schr Caifouia, Miller Boston days 10 es. "a ..s.,.,
Steamer Anthracite. Jones, Philade4pSia' Nose
Bnggs -, M, ,,A,. ,,s,s 10 T. n
s:ssnsr Novelty Shaw, Phsaophis md's 10 L'pr "a
patrick. -. ,.,,,,.o,. rns.. 10 wsa. psis
ST. sss.u,r josephine CU g. tr.n'p0rsN eEumi'y "s''
d. C. +, In ballast. u
SsItTn -, eB.rk Solide (Swed), DuE<irs D'~""
,.os. lI,rl LoaAoar Sehr Ben. kio Janeiso. Il
$50, e-.Stearlship Metenkss Msianzsa
WlND--Sun setr from N T.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or Embellishments
Cleared.

Steamship -M.t.sl.. Lie.sgsDs Mstss1ss Msrs brs.
Bc.Mer liverpool Grinns Mipern Co Greet Of NE ".s~
Wan, Valparaiso, Fsbin CLANCY j., -, xv,.A =
Rsnk; OIaen6urs (0ldS Bragg, Cork and maris RSs''
Bros an, ~ u O..
AP j, Landry Kingston. jam, A Lesry .
sshcouers-W D. Pits, Wyatt, snow Hill T. g. hnGhS
us.-js Ns.smoras d. r. Dewof Rio Grande, Bluxom Snor
E;li aas,er, s.rsh Jones. Philadelphia. MASTER n Var
Dssan -, Philadelphia. masters Black Diamond ftons
Ph;l,aelubia NJ sser; A. Heetsn, -, Philadelphia uaso
VILLAGE Queen Hawkins Philadelphia master 1ltor l.r
Port Stanley B. RiehEdsi P;owes. - Gso'Seo.s ~ -
Nes Haven master; Mountain Avenue Kelly. ST. Josrs
j. 81 Desey; Mary Rogers Fort Mihin, James W. Mixes
Cabot Lupbegt Boston, ]. w. Mckee.
Btrse-Ahcs MeThins Baltimore w. DalrsL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
entered d. prs~p.s .. sse corner Of Worth and par

entered ts prsrsss IS tbe corner Of Worth ana FAR
streets, and forthwith picked quarrel with asosse'
man named John Gill, whose finger he proceeded !"
mulilate With knife Gill defended himself, and .
proposition was made and mutually adoPted TO 90 in'o
the yard and contest The matter in good square hyb
Accordingly Tourney andGill, duly armed With knises
az once proceeded 10 their bloody enterprise. The s
round resulted in Tourney receiving wounds o.,
the arm and bead AT that juncturc Officer :iuiihe
made bis unlooked-for appearance, and arrested both
Of the eombaiants. Tourney, however. proved % be
thoroughly exhausted from las Of blood and had 70 bs
taken to the New-York Hospital. II was taken bc-
fore Justice Kelly this morning, and committed f,s
axap,iuafion
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-sErr g.

UNITED STATES COMM fsslONERS oFFlCE-sEPr g.
BEFORE Commissioner HKSHr
TIE MUTIgEERs OF TIE REsoLUrE
This morning the examination Of the thirteen men
Of the shiD Resou'e, who are charged WIN uutloas
conduct ON board that vessel, during her lte voyage
from Liverpool TO this port commenced before Ionl-
missioner Henry. Mr. Geo. p. Audrews appeared ior
the United States and Mr.. Devices Ogden Tor me
prisoners. The examination sustained the ads wnlen
have before appeared In the papers relative to the
mutiny. The case stands adjourned 20 TuesdAy morn
ing, at 10 o'clock.
George q. Mecklem ct al agt. Peleg @. Berry ct al:
Motion granted with $40 costs to abide the event Oh
the action,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

a AHoTHEH REBEL PAYER SToPPED.-A gentleman
ron busyrus, Obo), reports assault upon the office
- I1e Bscyrh Forum, one Of those pesilent Seces-
- ~ men. A gooe Union Democrat walked into the
esce, revolver In hsnd saying am going 70 clean
Sus snM oiriy coneernt and COMMENCED throwing the
~ o1I % the wiSa6,g. Nobody inteyfered and he
Essaa ESs%aspas0sd ns puposs and walked sway unmo-
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

ARRESTED FOR FELoST.-Capt. Gorsuch OF the
Armstrong Guards who slipped the Rrns belonging 20
che State, % feanessee, WA arrested yeslerday Tor
felony, at Portland, by Officers Lsmbo9re aud Slater
aAd i now confined ia Jail, awaiting ls trial This
Prouses 70 be uost interesting case The State law
In relation TO embzlement by any officer ia authority;
h vesy tevee, and the evidence, we understand, is
perfe&ly complete. GorsGch Is certain Of conviction.
ueaA many similar crimes have been committed, bat
THIS L ulA first test. Louisville Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
IVHEREAs, the LINDELL HOTEL COM

IA HEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM
w PANY BY i,s deed dated tho fnt dsy Of December,
One q ~ Louis County ia Boos No 23 ct page s and
b, i ohs. deed dated the Md f day OF December 1852
5cs0Ses q 81 ~. sGS t sS a. ~ s Ssy @ n M NJ
RisON, EDWARD BhEDELL and FRANKLIN a. DICK.
tbe C.iy u 81 louis snd dsser.oeO iollows
sf lot parcel Of lard fronting handreG and
3 & s' .sd % soSSd oSs w WsbgoS
1th north BY north hne OF the ned lot confirmed 20
evesIh street Ssooa oesi" lOt OF pecs g'OSnd
in ad block eeots ig toest feet ee the sS,ne more
o. Green street. Be ne zane more q & 5 Sps S sR"%h 6
aessh1eo % tDS pa N v;iis ct;v 80 10 No IN
bounded on ,hs est by No 81 lad cut by Chsty the
north BY Green street % ;he east s5h street sed On the
were ssid MoTi.on bIese and Dick IN trust 70
The payment eerain bonds therein ds.eoea sonu
hundred dollar eaca payable n ten Yeas from The D. st
day Of December eghtca hundred and fhybine 20 Peter
ely nom hs dlts s PAYABLE st the Bank of Commerce in
Eew lok and whereas among other things wasp ofdsd in
aed deed % toe interest said oond or any part the
Of shoud become dae snd reSa uuptd for hy days siter
h- maturity herec ha then by q such default he SAID
f said bOnd may rot pear on their lace 70 De due and
.hesas aid Lidsn hos Company has believed, Dego
sopni 70 three hundd and thousand dollars upon all
% Tnsh tas ia.es' oeeouing S1s the first dy
snI th, esy ana is sl unpaid though all Of
Now. theef1re We WILLIAM ~ MORRISON. EDWARD
RREDELL aud FRANKLIN a. DICK Trudees az aforssniJ
a tks request Of many Of duss and bJ
Inc sad bonds and ia accordance with the erooa ri "a
dseds N the twenty day Of Oetb-r sau4n hun
r-d and si1tyone snd the hours Of eleven iocL 10
are foTaoOn 6vs ocOck Ia Of s dsS Al t6e
oi door Of the Co1st Honse In the y Of 81 Louis M
SoT essh public yeudue. the highest bdeef order pay
g The holders Of sd boeds the amounts de iheoa ard
'''' D'''-'' ''''' Wa A no tRIs0S,
EOWARD BREDELL. ; Trustees
HRANKJIN A DICK
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
nisa&fePD. Gfs

40 W., ~ ths 7ih Of sept iss 81 Johns, r y. 81
risht on Rosuor Shoals where shs lay e % ssG
She had no pilot. eor,s p,.cr Sept ~
n,,, ~, p~ox,s.ncsi Head from fo.,, fo.r,s- ~. -
nss With ssre s,g- sad %oi,sis: ,ss:
nish. four miles ~ Of Little seg ,se 4, eoui~ -
" 0nstsvsa & Co. ,.x,,... -. src D'd OF 4esU -
kby,elepsph 20 tW k,,. q ,nc.nsils "a lsss.
gd sxs.i BI.aso.s, re-, as ssa s1.,sss p ts
A. ~ ..s's,sScs q III ksscEA ssssss - ss's
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

BLooDY FIonr ON THE FIVE PoisTf.-Anothef
Of those dsgraceful fights which have contributes
give to the peghborhood Of the Five Points very
unamiable name took place on Sunday afternoon 1ne
circumsaace, related arc % follows Daniel Tourney