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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Released itebc, Prisoners.

l0kIII.s Moasuk s-iiienf aug 80 i''~'
Tie steamships Baltic and Atlantic, and one other
steamship, name unknown, came up the Hampton
Roads this morning, aud anchored abreast OF the
fort. They have on board 5000 Rebel prisoners
from Fort Delaware. The physicians from Fortress
Monroe have been on board the vessels, ana cared
for the rick and wounded Of which there are several
hundred. They selected from them such US were
not able to return via City Point, and thence by land
20 Richmond, aud placed them on Il transport 10 go
M the river till they meet the Rebel transport
which will take them TO Richmond by water. Gen
pe,,iprew Of North Carolina, and Col. Drake o.
Mississippi, are among the prisoners. They are to
be exchanged.
The steamship Belvidere arrived at noon to-day
from New-York, with a load OF horses, winch are 10
be discharged at Fortress Monroe, as the vessel
draws too much water to 20 up the liver.
The mail boat from IIanisons Landing brought
down Il Rebel prisoners to-day.
Last ght there were two regiments OF resuh''
sent across the river opposite the Landing, VINO cut
all the trees away on tue ground where the sheilnB
was done the night before, and burned all the build
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
South Anericu.
being made.

The Government Of Chill has issued a circular
orbdding the circulation OF Bolivian dollars coined
in 1860 AID 1861, as they are short Of the proper
weight.
A Savings Bank Las Just been established in Val
paraiso The Board OF Directors consisting of several
o, the leading merchants Ia that place. The smallest
deposit is 10 be fifty cents aud the largest three hun
dIed dollars. Amounts OF five dollars and upward
TO bear interest at the rate Of Fix per cent per an
mum.
Tue export duties collected on copper shipped at
Coquimbo for Eugland III the month OF May alone
Amounted 10 $li,1S0.
From all quarters of Peru deputies have gone TO
Lima to Join the Congress. IL is believed that the
yi.e-Presidency and the Mexican question VIII be
debated during the coming session.
A letter from Havana gives some additional par
ticuar about the spread of the instruction IN Nene-
zuea. 4 body of Insurgents on the 2lst OF June
surprised and for time held possession of Pepare,
near Caracas, committing irightul atrocities on
the inhabitants. They were subsequently attacked
by Gsrrdo, defeated, and dispersed, according to
the official account.
A few days previous TO that date the Rebel Gen.
Acosta is said to have defeated Gen. Falcon, taking
{. large number of prisoners Of whom 81 were killed
and many others wounded Ia cold blood. Else
where We hear of other ENGAGEMENTS, III which the
Government forces Were w0rsted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
FROM NEVVBERN.
Attempted ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Retri-
button.

NEwBERy II. C.. nesday, July 3d. 1862
Last evening guard while on his duty, was shot
in the leg in one Of the streets Of Newberl. His
name was ". j. Calvin of Company G, 25d Mas7ii-
ehueet;s Regiment He fired twice at his assailAn
ard captured one prisoner when the Sergeant OF the
Guard appeared and took the prisoner off, This be-
ing the fourth attempt to murder guards stationed to
protect property and from the same quarter 1t ere
aied much excitement, and Gen. Foster concluded to
put a stop To such murderous assaults. He caused
thorough search of all the habtations in that neigh
borhood to be made and Lad all suspicious charac-
tiers arrested, who were lodged in Jail.
The I'D Massachusetts Regiment acting under
orderf with great regularity removed all the furni-
iurc from the domics thereabout, and in al in
credibly short space of time six or seven buildings
were entirely demolished All welI-minded people
declare the destruction of The domics a righteous
Judgment upon the inhabitants for harboring such
miscTeants.
Col. kurtz has arrested three NewYork burglars,
who have been carrying on their nefarious opera
tons quite extensively in Newbern for some time
past.
Gov. Stanley has made himself very unpopular by
his waverng policy, having forfeited the confidence
of those who are loyal to tue Government while be
has excited the contempt OF the Rebels. lie has
placed himself in the position of a certain animal
that starved between two stacks.
Many of the contrabands have left Roanoke
Island and Newbern, and are now with Burnsiies
oh Army Corps.
From The NeTJern Progress We learn that Capt.
Sanford, the commanding officer at Bachelders
Bridge near Newbern, having resolved 20 extermi-
nate a band Of thieving guerilas be aroused bis lit
tie command on the morning Of Monday the 2sth
ult., at o'clock 1t consisted of attachments OF
Companies II and ID OF the 9th Massachusetts Reg-
ment, about seventy five men. OF they started and
AZ o'clock they cane upon the first Rebel picket,
the cap Of whose gun missed fire, and he was taken
prisoner. In another half hour they came up with
the main body at Frenchs House, consisting Of
from Bacheders Creek, between Tuscirora and the
Neuse road and about 10 miles from Newhern. The
unionisis poured III a voey, which killed two Reb
Ell and wounded TWO more, one OF whom died while
taking lin back 10 their camp ut the creek and cap
tured prisoners, ~ fine hones, saddles and all the
pistols and sabers belonging 10 the entire
party. The swords were Of Massachusetts Ames's)
make, and the pistols some Of Allen s. Ihurston's
manufacture Worcester, and Waters, Mibury;
while the carbinee were made AT Harper Ferry and
MICdletOWn, Conn. This was some OF the property
stolen by that ncouigible stealing cuss, Floyd.
Tie guerIillss were not on hand % be entrapped.
French's house being generally meet of unclean
birds 70 deemed Just and proper to Iuriiy II oy
an application OF fire, which done, and IL was
accordingly consumed as was another house in the
same locality, used for a similar purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

The Russian officals-especiay the officers Of
the Army and Navy-exhibit the same cordial
good.feeling toward W, and nowhere in Europe,
at this time, is an American surrounded with a
more genial atmosphere.
1t is q thing worthy of note, that the few
who, in Russia, sympathize with the Rebellion,
and would gladly witness the disruption Of the
Union, belong to that class which opposes the
EmperOr's benefcent reforms. Fortunately
this class, in both Continents, Is unable TO ac-
complsh It's dark ends. Russia advances, with
astonishing strides, il strength, in intelligence,
and in that spirit Of nationality which binds to-
gether the various races under her rule. Strange
that we, Of one blood, must pass through the fire
of war 10 preserve that national integrity the
principle of which should be sell-born and SELF
Existent in the heart OF every American citizen
On this day, no American abroad thinks of his
city or State-Oi the pine-tree and wolverine or
the palmetto and rattlcsnake. He feels only the
shelter of that Eagle whose wings touch the two
oceans and of that flag whose stars are the con-
stellation alike of the Northern and Southern
sky.
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Closing Of Churches+Trini
To the Editor II The n. y tribune
SIR: Please make the following correction in y

To Me Editor u The \. J. ITi5uae
SIR: Please make the following correction in your
article on Closing of Churches" Trinity Church
May 81 1896 Since that day has been closed
In Summer Winter, either Sunday week day Tho
gates Trinity Church have been opened closed By
tho Thermometer almanac. They open continually
sunrise and daily prayers twice week days.
aud solemn services twice Sundays have been and
will be- omitted at airy season Of the year. It Is
exactly the with Trinity CHAPEL Daily service,
M and p H.. and services Sundays during the
whole Summer have yet been inerut.d g. Psups
Chapel Of necessity Is always closed the fret two Sundays
August clesng and for the parPo'e st. Johns
Chapel is closed the third and fourth Sundays in August
Th. gives inconvenience pan hosers az there are
always three churches in the parish Enclosed
FREDERICK OGlLBY.
Assistant Minister Of Trinity Church
Trsly Church, Aug g. 1862.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
Central America.

The excitement III New-Granada continues. TIE
PanamG Star and HeraM Of July "A says:
every day appears to bring come new cause OF
excitement and alarm TO the citizens al Panama,
without it being possible to arrive at any definite or
satisfactory opinion regarding the termination OF the
anticipated trouble. The question, are W. TO have
tight hos now changed into-when will the tight
commcncel
From the best informed sources it appears toll
eraDiy certain that large body OF men may soon be
expected here from Chiriqui and rabre2a to and The
Governor in queliDg the spirit OF INSTRUMENTATION
recently displayed here, and to assist him IN re-
establishing feeling OF security among the inhabi-
tants.
"The Governor appears TO be seconded in his
efforts support the State Government by the lead
ing and most influential men OF the lsthmus-Don
Jose Obaliia and Fabregas-who have now one
thousand men under arms; and If the Government
can bring anything Ike such force as ttis to Panama
We cannot see what opposition lie can meet with,
for at the BEST not more than three or four hundred
badly organized AMI still worse armed men can be
raised TO offer any resistance
"Tbe Plaza of Santa Ana was the scene Of extra
ordinary excitement yesterday, occasioned by an
order Of the Bishop to take all the valuable orna-
Incnts and Jewels from the churches, and deposit
them in safe place TO prevent their falling into
the bands Of General Mosquera, should he issue an
order for their ooniscation
Senior Joyane had already removed these yalla.
bles from some Of the churches, but on its being
known outside the city that be intended akIog those
from Santa Ana, there was general outcry among
the outsiders, and hundreds Of women crowded into
the square, determined TO resist their removal. How
the matter finally ended We have not learned, but
we believe the outsiders got the best OF IT,
81 The muskets and ammunition belonging TO the
police force have been seized and carried OF 10 the
barracks"
There is a famine in many towns of Nicaragua,
and the poor have suffered severely, substituting
roots and pinuels species Of the agave plant, for
bread and meat.
The demand for cotton 10 Europe does not seem
to stimulate the Nicanguans to plant and what little
liz grown is used.
Indigo is on the ncrease in Nicaragua, several new
plantations having started which will produce well.
Cacao is gradually increasing ard coffee will be
plentiful by LeXt year.
Some apprehensious were expressed by the people
that President Lincoln aiming to get possession
of the Transit aud the Isthmns Of Nicaragua, in Or
der to transport negroes thither. Strenuous resist
ance wac threatened in the event of such attempt
being made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
Personal.

DR.. John Swinburne, Professor in the Medical
College at Albany, reached his home In that city on
Saturday morning. He has been discharging the re-
sfonsible duty of Medical Superintendent of New
York troous He had tie charge o. tue hospital at
Slvage's Station, Va, when it was taken 10y the
Rebels, and of course became prisoner Of war; but
under an arrangement previously made, physicians
were allowed to Leave without restraint, and lie
could have returned to the Union army, but ne
choose to remain with our sick and wounded, who
more than ever required his care and skill. Since
they have been sent back TO camps aud hospitals
the brave and generous Doctor who s in all respects
am ornament to bis profession has awaited himself Of
an opportunity to visit his home, where lie was
warmly welcomed by all Glasses Of his fellow
citizens.
The ambiguous statement put forth by an Alba
DIV paper some weeks a.,o, that the gay widow OF
distinguished politician Of this Siate had eloped with
her family physician is explained TO mean tha' Mrs.
Schoolcran. the niece of Senator Seward, has
zone of to Europe with DR.. Beat;Ie, her physi-
elan and intimate friend. The Doctor has an amiable
family in Geneva, of whom he took no formal leave,
and the scsndal-mongers say that he has eoped with
the accomplished widow.
Gen Howarls right arm was shattered by
b.I during the recent battles, and was amputated
above the elbow. While being borne on litter, he
met Gen. Kearney, who los, hs left arm in Mexico.
Il want 10 make a bargain with you, General, y
said Howard, /" that hereafter We buy our gloves
topetper'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

CITY MoRrALIrY.-The health OF the city is ex-
celent AZ no time within ten years in the cores
ponling season have there been few deaths-i5'.
There is decrease OF f. since the las, report. From
acute disease there were 273 delths--g2 being from
cholera infantum. From chronic disease there Were
l52-ji FROM consumption. la The public insttu-
tons IS deaths took place, and there 80 inter-
mens in Potter's Field. Those less than one year
old numbered lC3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

irgs on what is called the Rufhn Plantation. The
regulars destroyed everything in that vicinity that
could shelter the Rebels in their night operations
Nothing new has been heard from the gnnboats
to-day which are up the river
Fourteen of Commodore Porter's mortar boats
are at Hampton Roads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

DEAR ToB,cco.-The highest price ever paid for
W. j. Anderson, the well-snown tobacco manuac-
turer purch,eed a Logshead at 81 per hundred.
The tobacco in question was grown In Hart County.
MIR. Anderson also purchased at the Boone Ware
house a hog head grown in Breckenridge County by
Mr. 4. Meador, at SO per 100 ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
The Parl. rfarrncks.

Thirty men who came here on the Mississippi from
Port ROYAL were sent TO the Park Barracks. They
will leave this morning for Newport News, TO reJoin
their regiments.
The men who are residents in this city, 80 in num-
Der, wbo were in the habit Of daily visiting the Park
Barrack. to get their wounds dIe.sed, giving
mp their Isses and reporting themselves at the Med
cal Directors office, No. 10 Grand street, when
they are cent TO Fort Hamilton.
About adozen truant soldiers were picked up by the
police officers on Monday forenoon, and taken to the
Park Barracks, from which place they were inme-
diately sent 10 Fort Hamilton.
Several wives mothers and sisters OF soldiers have
been a, the Park Barracks to-day nquirng for their
relatives, some of whom have been locked up in
siarion-houses since Saturday night.
Part of the police force, whose patriotism has
been freshly kinded by the fee of five dollars for
each deserier arrefted is doing heavy business. In
some instances these gentlemen arrest men whose
papers should protect them from such Illuminating
treatment. Under the stimulus Of the five dollar
fee there il great danger that interested parties viii
allow their zeal to ouirun their ledge. We have
already heard the case of young man who has been
sick for two months. On Saturday, for the first time
since he returned from the seat Of war, he yentured
ont doors. when he WAS arrested and taken to the
nearest stal.onhouse 30 TO be good game for the
fee on Monday lie is still at the stationhouse and
very ILL.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

Gov ANDREW IL THE ClTY.-Gov. Andrew of
Massachusetts, il now in the city, Inspecting tie va
roos HOSPITALS whose DOOR have been opened for The
accommodation of our sick and wounded men. He
will find Massachusetts men on Bsdloes leland,
where DR.. Brown, himself soldier, provides alum
dainty for the wants Of all who are under has charge
At Bellevue Hospital, where there are 600 men; at
the Soldiers Home or the City Hospital, az the
Jews Hospital, at St. Lukes Hospital, at Dsyd's
Island Hospital at the two Brooklyn hospitals and
in all our hospitals, LIE will lind men from tie old
nav State, and he will find them under sklful
medical treatment aud tenderly nursed, whatever
REPRESENTATIONS may have been made 10 the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Col Fry ORDERING THE BrTcHEHY At FoRT
ST.. CHAELEs-it is stated by Col. Sanford that the
bodies Of about forty Of our men were recovered
from the WAGER OF kOr ST. Charlie, all Of them shot
ia the head and breast. Some OF them had five or
TX balls il then. They were sailors and had
Jumped overheard from the Mound City when her
boiler exploited. Col. Fry, the Rebel commanders
MED, when he was taken prisoner, on being ac-
cused OF it by Col. FItch, that he had given any
order to shoot our sailors when strugg NJ IN tie
water; but one of his officers charged 1t 10 bim
and one Of hls men who was mortally wounded con-
ie.scd il 10 II surgeon. The order was m these
words Shoot every -- Yankee who sticks MS
bead above water
ARREST Oh 4 LADY.-Mrs Mitchell, daughter of
Gen. Leslle Combs, was arrested yesterday, by
order OF the military authoritee, charged with hay
ing papers and letters in her possession conveying
information TO the Rebels. She was searched, but
10 papers were found upon her person. The arrest
was made by Col. Dudley, Chief OF Police
Ga Commercial.
MILITARY ExECUTIog.-One Of Quantrels Band,
Sol. T. Hoy, was shot at Fort Leavenworth on
Monday Ia presence 81 tie whole garrison. lie WAS
condemned by Il military commission for the murder
of Allison in Jackson County, Mo, last March, ana
for treason in leyyin war sgliust the Government.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
OF THE NORTHERN
LIGHT.

The steamship Northern Light Captain Tinkle'
paugh, from Aspinwall July 26, arrived on Monday
morning with 1857 ,5i2 &c in specie. The following
ia her snec;a lat,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
Damage 10 the Erie Canal.

ALBANY. Monday, Aug. & 1851
A dispatch, dated Medina, Orleans County, TO-
day says that part of the culvert and sixty feet Of
the towing path at Knowe-vie have gone out. and
that navigation, in consequence, will be delayed
three DAYS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

The number OF manufacturing establishments in
the State OF Ohio, as shown BY the census OF 1860,
was 10, 10, employing 60 $3.50 men and II 100 wonl-
ell; involving capital to the extent OF s1o,ojoVVo,
and using $40, COS, 900 raw material, annually.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-spncIAI rEn..-Aue. 4.
-DrIUIt
MOTION FOR An ISJUSCIIOs-CoUSTER AFFIpAyfTe

IoE AN INJUNCllOS-tDUNTER AFFIDAVfT0
COVENANTS IN RESTRAINT or TRADE
james A. Sherman agt Charles Hart
This was motion for AN in junction to restrain
the defendant from doing the premises Of the late
firm of Shesfmsn Hart.
Tie parties partners in the hosphic business bu.
dissolved partnership July 2 1902 The psrtner shp
articles provided that neither partner should continue In
business tho pemes occupied b. the hrm for six months
alter i dissolution. M Sherman accordingly removed
No 81 PAX where be continues the business of tho
graDby. Mr Hart refused TO abide by the agreement and
continued business the old stand After repeatedly request
ing him TO dest Mr.. Sherman commenced his action and
obtained Injunction with order to show against
It's continuance
The defendant put in affidavit asserting that the plaintiff
had agreed that he mgh remain in the building Plaintiffs
claim ed that this matter h svoidSx and
be therefore had ghtto pat in affidavit in rebus
For this ne cited Florence Bates Il Code Rep 100 and
Powell CLARK, IS 400 Pr r., ~ After some @suInent
the learned Judge admitted the affidavit offered In which the
plaintiff explicitly denied making auy such agreement.
The Court also decided that where defendant sets
il opposition Injunction the burden Of proof 10
upon hin while If be merely denies the PLAINTIFF state
nebs the burden Of proof is the plaintiff The decision
on the main question was reserved.
Thomas o. sLearmaD and Francis alton for the motion
F. II. Is. Bryan add 5. b. Logan opposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

New COMMUNICATIONS are warned TO be-
ware Of counterfeit bills the Unn Bank Of Dover,
New Jersey. They shi to be good imitation Of tho
seauiGe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
SUPERIOR COURT-SPscrAL TERx-AUG. 4-Be.ore Jus
tice ROBERTSON.

Cornelius A. Lockwood AIT. Jacob Rohschild,
3c-Moiion granted with costs (see opinion with Cierk
FOX ast. Butler Y asesl--OTder granted
Before Justice WHITE.
hendricks agt Carpen er.-AIotIon to strike out
answer dismissed, with IS costs
True sgt JudkDs -OTd.r granted
Van Zant est Haletti Gardner ag.. Eddy-Mosicns
granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05
COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONS-AuGusr 4-Before
RecorjrY HOFFMAN,

The August term of this Court was opened to-day.
The panel Grand Juror called there being quo
prese those who Ia attendance discharged
till tomorrow
EPSON Davis sas Davis Epstein pleaded guilty charge
OF bisamy demanded for sentence
Robert Williams aud Henry Jones pleaded guilty to forgery
In the second in Passing counterfeit tive dollar bills
the Manufacurers Bank OF Troy There six indict
against them. They rersnded for sentence
Elias Smith ard George Bates pleaded guilty forgery In
the fourth gree, passing tive dollar counterfeit oil
tie We.tport BANK demanded for
Romeo Hunter pleaded guilty to charge Of committing an
Assault with dangerous weapon Rensnded for sentence
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-CHAnBKas-Ara 4-Be.ore Justice
fSGRAHlx

SUPREME CoURT-CHAnBEas-Aus 4-Before Justice
lsGRAhlx.
CUSTODY OF CHILD.
In re petition Of John Manning
This was an application, by writ of habeas corpus
for the CUSTODY and control OF little s named Msrearst
Msnning alleged 70 be illegally restrained Of her liberty BY
Mrs Halsey Petitioner brother Mareuat and alleges
ha, he has taken of her death Of her
and that few days ago In consequence trivial
she away her sister who Immediately spprsncsd hsr
TO Mrs. Hssey No allegation of l-tresent We made
sganst Mrs Hssey and the child 10 the Jnd,s tbs, ~
would rather stay with MIS- H. The Court took m. psnsr
and stated that he would render decision on FRIDAY
U. S. PRIZE COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-Ara. l-Bs-
fore Commissioner ELLIOT.
PRIZE STEAMER MEMPHIS.
The vessel was pliced und-r the control OF the
Prize today On board receipts for
shipped Charleston; dsf for 600 BY the Bank Of
Chsreon Bank of Liverpool drafts for 5ooo drawn
BY T. ~ Smith spence Co OF Lyepool letter for Bey.
cry Tucker Paris and dfa for 500 to Capt Cruikshank
he the blockade There log manifest
clearance board The officers and passengers
pri.ed s. per,oBs among ten Capt Crkshsok Of the Mem
ps the Captains Of the Rebel steamers Ann and Cece two
Russian gentlemen, with Russian Passports, and three
Charleston pilots They oil in the custody Of Marshal
Murray