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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-04-19
y rOcI tion
bts @OuYernsurs oon 8]irainier

9n Sttrahi, bn burh Die Rtisralipn Son Ri6arb
9rb9 str Saeoni IN eem Dec9a!sHbanit rr q ~fcso,buno
"rn 8ir9inttn %ein9cirstsn III, Der zen Ditrict tetsbeSp ouS
Zen Counties @nIlta unb AO:tOpav reprdlcntirtc; mesholS
ID, Spbn HeEder, 8Od9srneur bee Staeies 8iroidiep. tr1f,
tr mir eurtb oas 8tleB 0%trl,ebenen &utcrit6t hermit 81,
SbtrtTs ppn ArtIie sHb 3otipmaY GruniY %auFprbere. an
zen bur6 oaa @eles pOr9citrie5encn 21abl9Idktn am "a
Oe! %gegenwaTtiaen Mcnato (9lyriD stne 9Rabl ;a p]Cranffl[-
ten, a@ 1Oreripabnts 9a:an5 sin benz 9eItsattrb NE aus
%Sufultn.
gtasbrn untcr neiHr Dan ale @oupern,ur ur6 unto.
= 'bemt Sttssl Ss Staates 81 Ri6mprS, am item
rs. Gage es Npndt5 April 1852 unO I'M soften
l~- Sabre Der COMMONWEALTH.
SDbn Qet6er.
Sur 6rn @0uoen;ur:
George %. RHnfprb,
Staota. St, et6r.
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SOunen bic GUnfeOtrirtex @taatem nm.
ttriudt msrbru.
Inter rieier ueberIbrift btiust bic 2cntuu
Zines etnsn langen 2rtitsI, BON benz mir fol.
stnrsn @us'ua eebsn.
Gin Ding felt f6 INNER me6r unS metr
larsr teraus, lie mttr bic 6rase in ltstrleauna
ae3o9er pirb unb bae ii, pb es Dem Iipti6eu
Solte in 8abrtett gruit NIT bsm &riea. I.t.
IgBiu rs BEN ,&rieg in alien irinen @UuIeau,n;en
psrfUl9sn, uber wirb rs in ltiusm SntsreGe lie
gen, ii6 rircerur1 nit Dem ylureen ,u ~persini.
gan unb Die NetuntrutticR btr Union auf i,ne
9Jufiseu Stoin9ungrn III bettGtiaeu, bi. ibnen
Ger Nprbsn frtuci9 gsbeu wirb. alsm On.
l6sins na@ 1T bic eritsre Sage Der pa9rGeitsat.
treue 8cn reS Sio,ns uno bne nab sirsm
orei6isiGbrt9tn Stre,t elm roun fcla, noes Sabr
IrinbiCItgen 6dnprfns bicI,6 l5t,e uno uuab.
6dnsiss Bolt in unpsriGbnli6t Jeinbt Der Dan.
fees Otr,ranoeIt hat. g8rnn OielsS Der SAL 1T,
Damn ;psrtsn aae bic 5lGsnli&t an Der RuIfe
Hi6astct ptrotu uno Die gsnfeDrrirtcu miiTTeu
our& 8afen9epalt in ttrrm eisensn Qanpe,
Nsile btt Wetl srobtrt UNI untsrip6t ptrpen.
uebtr oas JcIuItat oitler Gumpaanie ,u Ip.s
%tulifsn, hs9eu mir tciu,n 8unI&. Die COME.
%esrirtsn Iinc rp.ntBer mG6tis in Grmaualuua
YCu 0nftn, wsnn Idpn lie i6r n6aIi6I.s o..
tbdn BADEN, 70 sitl sBaftn nn,ufertia,n, alS 4,
~ than I'M Stauee parsn, mdbreno bic Ttb.ra.
lilttn 8aTsn BON auswdrtS brScstn. @no.rtl.
isits lpiro ausegs6tn, baB ls binrei&cnbt Or.
tiIerie III Stfrettung ibrer p~cIittun babrn. peI6,
ie felt eds MCnaten urter GpntrUue Der b,l,u
SEftltert in Der alien Ser. Studten grnee per.
it1rtt ba6rn. Der &f wtrb Stm,ufolae lana
uno burtEddis fsiu. De& ano blister unIere
+NrIihtsn Srtifelbdf!, uno mir ptroen It6.n, pb
bic @UufeOtrirttn IS srnRli6 mtinen sin SIC.
%ceralfts 1T nur Der Nufous BON Seotral. Diff
%tuItaten. Gin Tidsus lsBt cine neut pcTtione.
linis puraue uno bic nGrolihe Qiui. tpIrbt in
fsinbiihss 0ano Osrlsgt, tur6 rin SertpuIetes
tdno uno unter elmer feinolihsn SepGlteruna,
isosn Gaa meter bon ibren Sreunbsn unb 8e-
IOureen 5isbsn uno ba Sir9tnitn aGsin 10 srge
ais England uno gHnIts 1T, tGuntn mir uns
tins Soet son Der ~n6tbisen 3eit fbnfen, trfIGt
our uRtsrio6ung bts SIbsns nctbrptnbia l.in
wtrb. Der Salti.r mub jsbt Don Den Qua,n
oes nGrbli6sn Holtrs fallen. 3u0,riStlib
tuiro Der Grauni, Upn Der Griftn, tiner Unions
partti i'm Suotn Yeri6ninbtn unS Der Norb.u
Die trauri8s Grfnhrnn9 MAIDEN, RAP sr erO6ern
ossr %jsIltDren, abtr nitmalS auel66nen fam.
Oitie Nuii6ttn rsr 2onbun 9imes lno rid-
tt8 rs mar cine Belt, no bic lluionelsut. bes
SitnsnS nm @srs6tisfsit appslirtsn bic n6ro.
iite uno psitlibs 9rele antmOrtste nit So6n,
= nit gsra&tHn9. @er nun sintsermnern
9Rrt unO 5eIbRa&tun8 bttgt, ipiro Oas mi.
isrnbls unb 9smetns Spiel Oiritr n6rOIi6sn go.
LITTER iii q sitaIt mOosrner G%ai6snlpisler Der.
abt.n. on. .. Staats,3 %tituria.)
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9rUcI a ma tiun
feS @Uuocrnsur5 pDn S%irainirn.

Sn 9etraft. ba Sur6 bic &efanation son 3 ootr q.
9r9pr cine 9acorS in Sem Rtprdiertantcn. 6aufe he's
Gpn9reiise Der 9puf6berirten Staten einsetreisn it, Der
ben 9tttret. b~titcbenb aug Der StaSt 9ettietara uno ben
@cuntie9 Q inDiNbis. Gbrif;rTcI6, Ypwbatan, @meIia,
repraicuttrte tvcsbalb i'd, Sobn 0eibrt, @ouscrnem bss
Staatee ~Sirainien, btsrTht ben Sergeant Der p6ioen Staot
unO bic SberiTs Obt9er Counties A~ufOrbtre, zine g3abl an
ben burh hae @ei:B Spr9cibrCbenen G1dblpl6ben am "a.
Gage scS gegenn6rliscp @pnatS (9lprjD III per- nfaIten.
I'm bic prrerrpibnte Satdi5 I'M GpnercB aue;uflacn.
- Gjc9cben uutcr meiuer 6dRo ais gruss rnsur
rs. uno uncr Dem S;eec. ote Staates ,U Ribmoue
~ AM 7m @prtl 1862 unO i'm S6Grn SABRE eer
epmnhprptalt5. SUbn &et3tr.
sur ben Gpurcrneur:
GtUr9e %. @unfprb,
StadtS>SCcr tar.
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StaOt Rt6mOnO.

- 9n beiOsn 6duiern bss gOu8rsfts pai>
ltrte bas BON prdiOsnt Oa0is smpfotGen. Con-
frriptiCms'@ eieb, unH ss tepnrf nur nod Der
ll%rterihrjft Oeo 9rafOsntsn, INN otmItl6en Sc
issestrait gu psrIsiben. gia6 Osmlelben III ieper
SswObnsr Der CONFEDERATION Gallo 8arssr unO
Ni6tbar8sr) pom l8ten bis gum Soften Sabre
militarpfihtig DirjeniSsn jspob nu~ternummcn
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Militariidte Qu,rio,.

Oa i'd pom 8,itss. 9epartem.nt beauftro~
'porpen 6in' Elm 9nfanttrie.8 Battalion su or9s.
niiir'n. oas Iur bic 0ouer tcs SrisgtS einac
multc't werrsn uno aus 5reipiaistn SSItcbr
Iou, 70 %fcrpere it hermit anoere aui mir i,
oitiem untsrnsbmtn tei,ufcten.
Vile Dieienistn, Uclhe lid an pirIcm patr,p
ttiten untcrue5mer betbeilissn wputn. forpsp
ib bicrmit auf. fih miinpli6 crcr lGriftli6 ar
mid Gte Der Often unp 2ei9btraBe gu mtnrtn
Rptert 81. S.cptt. ir
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9torI a t 0
oEs OUuosrnsurs BON SirAiuirn.

Der Circuits. 9tb6rSt lit tts In;ei1. atpureer, SAT
Rpbcrt @pobfOH. Der in Dem @sfau9n + pen SrarI
Hin &cuutn aui bic auFlass ron erpBta 9iCbfabI bin Elm e.
gtttedt mar, am 81. R6rl Hdraus ertlprungen III urS nd
lcbt auf freiem Suf, bcftubet; wtSbaI5 Id hermit cine
8t!pbnun5 0pn GinbInberi / plIare ~eeritnisen QtrIon potr
Yerlonen GU6lebe, Die beiasten Ro6crt gupbirr ~perbaftcn
uno in bao U~efdneuis pbtgrr Counts a%bIitftrn unb in
torhere hermit ferncr ole Civil unb Mrilit6rr 9ct6rbcr.
ion.s eincn jcecn SepObner bicicS Static auf, @Qre aufl
%iutieten, nm %tcia9ttn gCpcicn ;u pegbsIten un6 gun a,rets
ten Straic III bringcn.
@e9eben unter' mriner Sauo ais @cuserntur uub unt,r
- Sem Stcacl Der 9Ummpnpealtb III &itmpnb. am
Y 9 9ten Sage Dec 9Iprtle 1861, unO i'm soften SaSrc
~ Der Commonwealth.
Spbn Qet9tr.
Sur ben @puptrneur:
George %. @unfUrb,
Staotes Secret6r.
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Nn;ciacr.

w; Md9.S nsusr Giaarrcn StUrs!
Nc. 236 Srpoplraer, ,piId,tn per 3t,n n, A..
Den, 9ectrten gnbIifum unc reircn Gr,rrssn ri. O
;Ss1t9e, Dap Id an pbtsem YGaec rim Giaarrrn~ nnS $obs Se
@@eld1att eT1rnet babe une gu ben biaiaii,n @orfiprsiSsn1 y :
0rreei uno .EItnen %Htrtaufe. gBicSerYerfiufcrr sn q;
ncrftn. Sp m~o ~" % unit
Rp 236 S1rroS6roGr
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gRi6tia fnr OamtnI

pen eeutltcn 9amsn sic ~rurlduFac @n;eisr, bof 4
y" ' st ttae srrBe Senruns alcr in eiuem 9ussei66fs ocipSS,
y " @I'SrI pcn Ncrp Srle ms rrbaltcn babe, uno oak me-,
80 W. %nUttumcnt ron 6rlbiobreagBaareu f6 Der GprS
Raoame Son
Nn IS apuinG1r
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@bamberIain'S Sfftcc,
Rihmpnh. Z 9[nril 1850

Rtdmono, Z. Npril 1862.
Die Gtrerol gTcnnbIs tcS States 8trsinicn bot am
l9tcn Gage bee WlUnotc5 Mdr;. ctu @c(tb roifrt, iuuourt
@crporottcucn une g: lellihaiteu, wdtt feline 9iptcn uup
onosre popter9,l0 auS9esebcn bober, ~onecbaIttn mcrecr.
ottlcIb n 9e9cn currnntt (%baniabIej Noien c~iniuI6icn, mean
lOlte IN Sctr6scu ron Gin pocr mcbrcrtu Oplarl ~prdGcutirt
rrercet. Yahriht Ipiro hermit allen Snbotcrn Sun Rutcr
e%e9ebcn, bic ron Der Stdot HiGmruo a~ueleee6en rpprbcn
ilno, ioIGc bel BEN Chamberlain bericlbcu i'll 9cir6acn ron
Elm cher mc5rercn 9paarS III rrSItntirCn, nm bdatocu ous
ceTe 9gten Urn 9lel6ent Setrast in Gmpfan8 gu nebmtn.
&uf @ecbI bee StabratbS
u. 80. 0prtpn,
Ehnmf lain.
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Gin WiGp6,n.

has bausli6t arttitsn III p,rritt,n p,rtt,
tnnn lUsltth 'tntu sutCn YGaB nutg.pi,i.n r..
b-ltsn, rtnn sS llb in Sttdsr's Suhbanrlun,
@de Der 5trn unp Srpuofrase Iuat.it mtlc,t 81
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Serlanst mrrpenI

3wet cute 9nbmahtriHneu uno Gin Rdcbrn.
oaS iu Naben ~peritett, tGrntn luslGih etntrelen
bel Wapamt Own,
90. 90 Mininlr.
NB. Ter Stcrs b~erltltcn wirp om r2tbfen
Ncntaa uno Gisnfo9 geIbIcGsu isin.
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Scf.mntiaa - cn.
&ir6Itdc une shul.Nn,,in,.

Tlr6Ithc uno ShuI.Nnjtigt.
Nnn Sfrrionntag. ben 20n,n, mcrpen in Der
Witte Der SaIcm's @smtinpr mcbrere iunoc
S6bne uno 80hter ourb 'poItcr 866riuacr
nirmttt, UNI srar NahmtttOgs 2 libr
IN Or. Mpcre'e Stride.
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@ a uertrou

u u I I 7 I q II Z.
Scr5u9lidcs BON mir icItft ~etnstma6tts ,&raut
bate i'd nod ftntgs 6ab Ycrrdtbis, Nas i. III
L Settling per Quart ptrtauie.
s. Marr6aufen,
an gtusn Wortt.
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Ro6ert @pobipn in ttrpa flint ur6 Sieriia Sa6r alt, feds
5uB ipei 3el bod, pom itdrfrm muefuI6ism R0rper6au.
sNn OunfsieS @eithtSfarrb. Sat idipar3e 9Iuscn uno biiu
9aar une Bart unb ieRt cine S6uIter etpaS elm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House coucurred in the report OF the Confer
enc Committee on the niied States Note biil.
Iue House then resumed consideration OF the blll
IL provide for the discharge OF stale pnsOnels ana
otEers: auhOrzin the Judges OF the United States
Courts 70 take bail or Iec0NNancos TO secure the
trial Of tie same, and clothing the President with
lower to suspend the privileges OF tie Wit oi hAbeas
corpus.
argued that the President has ricLt arbitrarily 10
iu.pIisOn American citizens. He Biddel, however
would not discuss this question. rms ID ] oeuied
.uch a tight hy the necessary imputaIon that tHe
psesiden, doe, not possess tms power.
Mr. COLFAN kep, Ind believed thal lhe
President bad the night suspend the writ OF habeas
,ornua. and that the President had exercised Inc
mower iearlessy. lie lCOifaXl would not vote iof
Inc I'm if the genrlemans Biddle 81 Interpretation
were rue ior 10 do SO would imfhedly censuTe the
Mn. MALLORY I'm, XVI wished to know il. Il:
Nj. Bingham had contended, the power to suspend
,hs writ OF Lsbeas corpus resides III Congress, The
power cou.d be transferred 10 the President
Mr. BINGHAM Rep, o. explained, remarking
in conclusion the bill 10 that respect could DO ~
harm.
Mr. SHEFFIELD Tusion, Il. T. moved to Ia!
ihe bill on tie table.
Motion DISAGREED 10 by Yeas %; NAYS 50.
Mr.. BlDDLE Union. Pa offered an amendment
making II lawful Tor the President, wheneyor, IA h
iu1g,neAt by reason %! rebellion or invasion, tIi
q
nation, for The Ieol of twelve months, or uuiI th'
mex meeting Of Congress. the privileges Of the WI
oi hateas corpus ia amy - ue JmteG states, or any
part thereof whenever the laws Are by force oppose
and the execution hereof o0stsurtod, and wherever
raid writ shall be suspended II shall be unlaw tul io
any Of the JUDGES of the several Courts OF the Unite,
States or any State, to allow said writ anything II
THE act or in any other act Notwithstanding.
Under the operation Of he previOus question, TIN
amendment was excluded, and the bill was passed
SYNOPSIS Of this bill was published last week
Tie House then passed tie Senate bill defining the
pa and emoiumcutl oil certain officers OF the Amy
"a q Tor o.her purposes
lone OF tie sectious OF the bill empowers the Presi
dent discharge any officer unsuitable Tor duty, o.
whose dismissal would promote the public Interests
AusJher section beStows full citizenship on per
sois born abroad after one year reddence, Oh con
ditioa of honoIaily serving IL the army.
On motion OF Mr.. ELIOT Rep, Mass, tL'
Hol g Insisted on It's disagreement 10 the Senate
substitute for the COnisc4ilOn Dill, and consented 4
81 Committee Of Conference.
TIE House couccrled in the Conference IeVol, o.
tie Civil Appropriation bill adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

CirIzLNs MEETING At TIE FpIE-AyESrE
HoyrL.-I.ast evening tne.e vas a meeting o, di.-
tihguished citizens at tie tith-Avenue Hotel, 10
take into consideration tie Wopi.cty O! calling a
macs meeting "a some future tme Lot FAR distant,
aud adopting other measures 10 support tie GOrcri-
ment and encourage enh.,ments. Mayor Otd.ke
was called to the chair, and -r. Parker wa all
pointed Secretary. Mr. Goud explained The oil %
OF the meeting. The Mayor mentioned the fact ''ai
the Chamber OF Commerce, the Relief Committee,
and The Common Coundl had each appointed %
Committee of five, with she intention OF meeting
today 10 mature plans for immediate action. on
motion OF the Hon. X. II. McL indy. d Committee o.
i've Was appointed by tie Chair to meet with the
Commit ees already named The Committee Is com
poeed a. follows: X. II. McCugdy, &. Goud ". C..
Moves, N. ketebum, and Nath. Hayden. EeuHbs
wore made by tue Hon. Peter Cooper, Gen. Wet
more. Nh. BlOodgood, ard Otoers, all jsea.liug q
r1lnt Of ,atGioiism, aud slowing Dnial.erng coiG-
Trree 40 TIE Gove.Dinent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

From the Produce Exchange, there were preeent
NIsers. W. j. Dagber, Capt. French, weston ha'-
f.. p.ur.r ~ ire "a tie sh0velers IN q iew re-
.erl. lflr c0I. 'lag lJme nlisi't1s "'' d.
..,.,.. sd. .er. d. reference 10 the cOhi, ''''h 90
,.ct... ants with ,1e elevators, We eaid: "u % "e
-o and .. % the mc,,anis. al you ask 10 ln@'
,ie,e s4..l BE- 10 floating elevators nsen
TIE gra.n shIppers and receivers arc not resloha
bic Tor vonr grievances. Let me iniorn you .n"'
there viii probably be new Dou1 %
mo fo-,1orro,. for your benefit loud and long
continued ch.ering We willreport TO the i..ch',Fe
to-.f,rfo. that yon ave IL earnest m WHAT 20" 81!
Won will not wolk for The floating elevators
ertreat you 20 iet liquor alone, and be 0n'e'iy
aAd ci.il. Ntempt 10 viol NJ me 's'"'s' - ga
bore no work tomorrow, come to my store, ana
viii -iv, II yon. ltreersI
After tho reception OF large number oi new
members tie Spricty ., ourncd 20 meet on l""iS'
d., ey,,iu. 20 til.nfic li.ll, liro1hlyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
XX.XVIITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
sENATE......W.miSeroy, July 8, 1872.

SENATE. wv t1iIyGroy, July 3, lst2
Nj. SUMNER Rep., 'lsse} rue n.cl petitions
IN fryor of thc emancipation - tho slaves
On motion Of Mr.. CLARK tEep., y. II. /, the Con
is ion bill as returned from tue House, was taken
Mr. CLARK moved that the Senate insist on its
amendment, and ask Committee Of Conference,
Mr.. SHERMAN rep, Ohio moved thAi the Sen
a'e recede nom the amendment ana agree 70 VIC
House bill 60.
MIR. TRUMBULL rep, ~ hoped the Senate
would recede in that way. We should mus ge' q
Conhecatlon sill, not so efficient az some Nlsh' O1'
yet GOOD bill - o,,o,5
ment which was rejected bv Neas, IL; Nays, -
yrSq-N,ssrs Chandler Griucs Hoe. Harlan ho"'io
K.ae Lane Qua h Line lKal-a.l hoIii4 Sherman "''
wv Mes An.hony. browning Garlic cors Cola
Cowsn, Davis; Doo.iuei T %e.n',h. P5wei
re- Simmons stark Zen ~ rk w Ley, y" son i"l' -
HRSFSq-sis~.r. Bsyrd Dixon Howe Latham FeaTce
pa,"-ov s-..b9r,. Thomson, WAGE, Wi.uot Ni1os
~ III tPI('S motion for @ Conference Commit
ice was n en- agreed 10 bg Yeas -; Nays, I'D.
NtYS-Mes.rs Garlic. Davis. Kennedy. Lsns Ind"
Powell stslk Tunbu. Wilkinson. Nil.ou t1io.l " i-.'
Nj WRIGHT I'm, lad called mp the Resolution
for Tie expulsion of Senator Sloinons.
NJ. TEN EYCK ,Kep., y. j. moved to refer iht
yeeoiation 10 tie J1dic Ty Conglitee'
Motion agrel TO by Yeas, q; Nays, !.
NAYS Nes,rs to.t,i H,nde.sor, Kips Nesni.h Pow
On motion OF Mr.. FESSENDEN REP, Mel, th'
Tariff bill was taken up.
Tne Senate proceeded to consider The amen dmentS
reported by the Committee on Finance. he duty
on sririis disulled rcm c.aio was raised from - e
% cents per gallon. The Gnty on sheet IRON wal
ralfed about T| ucr cent. The duty on qnn'ne wa
altered from 75 cents an ounce 10 - per cent al
vaosem; on opium prepared for smoking, al pei
cent ad valoren. The proyisO eXempuus RAGS wa
struck ont. On chIcory the duties were reduced
from four ~ two cents per pound.
MIR POWELL Dem. Ky. offered m amend
neut. repealing the bouuties Oh fishing vessels. lie
ieeted and the bill wac reported 10 he senate.
The amendments made in the Committee were
eoncrred n aud passed.
M WILSON lRep., Mass introduced bill to
amend the act ealing forth he militia Tor suppress
,op invasion, passed Feb. q, 1925. ,.r
Nh. FOSTER Aep Conn., Introduced q ohl
amendatory OF the act prohibiting the s.aye-rade.
0n motion of Mr. HALE (bep., y. II the bill "a
estatheb and equaze Tie grade Of line officers ID
tie Navy war taken mp.
Mr.. GRIMES rep, Iowa offered an aWendment
giving naval officers when retired ratons gwen 10
ihe same rack of army ok ers. Rejected
~. SHERMAN iRop., Ohio offered an amend
mem that officers OF the Navy have the same pay as
the same rank of army officers, and no retired OH
Gers have snv ra,ions Adopted.
On motion of Mr. GRIMES, the grade oi Admiral
was changed TO Rear Admiral. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
A CARD FROM JUSTICE CONNOLLY.

70 Ae Editor u Tie q. y Tribune.
Sfn. Under the caption Of "rhe Fi'h WZd
Lluor Deslers" your iuo Of this moring contains '6s
ni. tbs authority Of Police Captain Pets. totally sd
lrs aauty At y4iiauce TN tire truth. That ave
e,tl.r as magistrate citizen condemned op o.ior
e. s law, advised set o. resistance any oief g no
lew n The exerce bis egiimoe authority, l. nqnsiheGiy
e n the late aud ye.y uoud BE effort Of &c police
arhoes to cu.ofce tir sunday Liquor law 10 = -ioua-
uatoy true that the Of the officer uer capt
P0,s control have cU sled in most o1trs- Violations
az .i and OF the ool.li uonal right Of tae p'o9e md
aie have r-id.y Let 10 answer every offender WHO ls
~ bouelt before tie lnd proven 70 have sod intoxicating
tflsr on the Sabbath lave not Le,!'ated to cgaoeme ne
o.-z,aoaess Of ofr 10 seeking b. violence 20 invade
ryae agar euts ald entrances TO the dF,lss 81 our
citizens And tie only shadow o. foundation upon wiich
m the importation intended 70 be 81 upon by on al
IN ny reply 70 oc sgsrieved persons gEo have tp-
peel tie las protection ezsnst the caeer oi zoe as
-sud which here ires,y reiterste-hat: Where police
au bv force and yiola'c md riihont U7r'H u ne on,
ob.fuoe, himself upon tie private premises Of -f with
Ola Ire consent ana 10 -1e Of the protest ard on.snds 10
DE contrary Of tie oaou t, the officer beeon'' 10 .aw
pa,ser aid The pro- -r Of the preiles 30 'sded my
e soient-end onl, su ieut-orcc to cxpei th' tfdsr
thence Respectfully. MICHAEL CONNOLLY.
Poicc tile
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TIE RECmENTAL COLORs VOTED ~ Jlg
COMMON COUNCIL.
rome Eetor Of The ". ). Tri5ane

Sm: IL THl TRiBvsE Of this day ! iDd Il letter
from COL f. C. Charles Of tie 42d Regimen. y g. y.
amuany Eotmen,l, elm lie Gays be bes ro' fst'Vtd
reemcutal coors which to be presented o s ffs.-
. ~ resolution OF. the Common Council VS. ~ cn slt-
m TO Ieaa that e colos Lad not been received ~ ne
ueul the time lie you the subject AID "cld
m leave 70 ssy la the Tor the i2d Resurl were de-
Ii..,ci 10 tie adams Ez,Ie.s CO. the lil Ap ct
, e receipt tno Controller noy DIS ~ 10
oi u.lA ius.r, sons 90 ind tie regiment -at iof-
,..-a the sane 10 Col /, g. Chsiles | rrere, -dlsy
that ,e Tsamauy m.nt hos not received tlr 'r-aei
co.r above acnti)rel .r1 hope this tie heroic "a ID
.r. ai.ng its f5tcc uAl,s lie Gag ofthe Eaiqfc tf
'n explanation. would ,ay tls, Ieginen'a dor ht'
oeeu made and fow-,G,l 20 every regiment i p ;tie
10 the o, Jnac last j. sone case, cy "oIo
delivered to suc officer tho regiment. a. be- fe''dt 20 be
.u the city and H. every oL-r instance hy lF' been de-
Tweed lie Ada-s j. lrc,s Company, WHO A-Fe -dsi-
.aken O. deliver the lie proper officers. a'l ake
lec.u, fer The same which hos been doae Wiz, IA, .ew *
cei3us You will please the above fJ te lnona-
lion =, the dif.reut regiaeuis fom this CT rAo rot
a.. received tLcir colora. and oblse
yoirs. Gc ANDRE FEc-l-Nf
Chairman Com. Oh Sasoa4 Ar.if.
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TrAgEl %. rir HJDsoN RWHE-The steamers
laac Newton aal New World viii hereafter run
he cure distarc, on their regular trips, between
,i. en-, and Albany TO ia tacie win be no furtbor
moon ,cni,ure ,uisu; nom CHANGING boats near Caf-
r,..a. The barattiat llice Which has heretofore
often prevented the passage Of these boats, has be u
removed b. The ownos o. The P,op'es ine OF fe''a'-
boats.
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4 NEw TfrcnAST, EXcHANGE.-A new igr-
chants Exchange viii be opened on Tuesday next
Oh Pine street, near William, where perfect record
of the markets the arrivals and clearance OF fore.
and domestic vessels. the movemen.s Of vessels IN
foreign ports, &C., will be kept. The building If 90
feet deep, and IS feet wide; three stories high with
an observatory erected to aid in watching vessels ID
the h.rbo.
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children were there holding grand picnic. Father
Mooney was in his glory. He was Major-Genersl
Commanding the torces for the day, end no more
obciient and jovial army ever covered q Lo1. ST.
p,rintsndent Kennedy and squad Of police were
present, ostensibly 10 preserve order, but tcr
yicss in the form Of authority were not called upon
Several brass bands lent additional interest 20 the
exercises, and "all went merry az a marriage
bell" The happy aud vas: company retained to
tie city a, a seasonable hour in the evening. no &C.
cidcnt having occurred to mar the pleasure VI the
picnic.
DEATH OF SURROGATE NEsT.-The Hon. Edward
{. West, Surrogate o. the County o. New-Yorl,
ded yesterday at lie residence in Lexington avenue
aged 70 years.
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The Arni,fm.s Hlnil..

DosTo>, Tuesday. JAY 8, lso3.
The mails per the steamship Arab!a ior Liverpool
clos u o'clock Tomorrow "wednesday morning,
tut she will lot leave her dock anil about 40 a M
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Meeting Of aIsc Democratic Stale
Committee.

AIEINT Jloslav- JHIy 3 I1T--
Fernando Wood, Gov. Hunt, ard GOV. Seymour
arc IN town. a. the Delayan House.
Tie meeting Of the Democratic S,dte Committee
take place al the De'avan House tomorrow.
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CRY ITEMS.

,uivste musical entertainment viii be given a.
Dod,yorth's II H. tins evening, nn.er the direction
Of NJ. j. ). Fowler, by his pupils on the piano-iorte
a,si.tcd by Mr.. Mozart, M D. Miranda, and M
q. ~. Colby.
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ST. JcHy's CorLFGg.-rbe Commencement Of
So. 70. r.. College rakcs place az Fordham at - m
to-day. a rain on the Harlem railroad leaves
Twonty-.xfl siicct - ~.
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Arrival Tftre Damascus.

81. J0HN'f, \. \, Tuesday JUy p ~
The steamer Damascus from Glasgow ou ,be oh
al me, passed Cape Race at ,. II. Yesterday.
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Iatr.f Ship Ncws.

ARRIVEp. " EpNLspAf Mof,', I'''I.,Io A.T
Ri, tHr OF Abe.dernl Mearns, rev "'. Of
'. !" ~ ,es ard fihc hurricanes ion Mey Il ~
Inv sa'isined Some damage Jane 1, t' ts
"a ,po., Br. orig AdoiphIs 81 ana 100" WI" '''' ~
, S1tDec