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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
SupRFsr CoyRr-GxSrRAL Tenx.--No further

SUPREME CoURr-GxsrRAL TERM.--No farthsY
Calendar this term. H"
SUPREME COURr--CIRcurr.- L--Nos 1888,
$685. $685. zs5 1881 1861 1851 1909 1905 s5C9 sGl 3IG
1923. 1893 90 y6J7 800. $751; s643 364s. Part III
3ss0 39i2 3946 3s4s, $3.50 1851 1884 1888 5aS $50
SUPREME CouRT-SPxciAL TsRx.-Nos. 1877.
45f as.
SUPERIOR CouRT-psr Mos. 309l}, 22N,
3Oi5 Jls. 3li9 1923 1913 33i 3l3 Bias sal sls3 34S
3i47 3,s Part l-Nos 1850 i8t 2s2 ga s9e $3.50, s7so,
27sz 27s4 2Ts6. 1888. 2791. 27sa 1875.
CoURT or COMMON PLEAs--TRiAL TGRM--Ads
joureg foc the term.
BRooKLYs CIrY CouRr.-Nos. IS, IA, 6l, g. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

Steamship Ro.nofe Thomp.D. Eew-OriesDs nov Is saA
va9' sh Sn ss s shS .er Cd Domni,o bound
BARK Ann Dr. OF penersrsl. Jacobson, Martinique oet
a3 Sc Vluccns 18Th st. kis Nov g. and ST. Thomas i4sh
in tsasi 20 j. Lesycsl Nov 90 la. 81 10 lOn Az pssd
Bsrs Aiessnes (ST, Of Dgud.e), Davidson. Malaga osI
q nut to +. Amsines & CO. ,,
Bsk Jsspet Bennett Ae1sndEis dsy' In ballast to "ss'
Bar 1usrris IT, S. trsnspOrt Besr.e Beaufort, NJ c..
'' 5.rS < vo.s, a. g. ,iauspor Bys Bssufort N ca
"a &c :. Ann mr. ofs, John F Cole, Mirssosns
Oct 20 ioswood to Wilsoa Csnl.nano. 60.
BIS ssfonda Nelson Fortress Ae1i0e aAy'' 'hH 0'sa'"
pie Sa,hane Steven, of BOs,on Hasiei Fortress Mon
Bis asneaos spsn sslrics Ma,amOras 81 days. essoa
ei KS c,ppsss to Ms.sd 81 Mccullough Mstsa,as
sas.E Reed Faios; H.v.n. u days IL b.Is'; to
,i Of tie PsasIna kslfosd company os'' ''11a
s~Sr J. Fah tsr Of Torts Isltud) Seed GsOd Turk
f, r I II day, salt tobacco, &C, % c Z haoI 20 "A
sesr Nary snd Susan (Brp OF NassaOl Hail. Eies'nsn /"
ssi rA. Ms:hia. dsys lumber to simpson
0' siPr Chief. N.wcenb South Amb,y for Salem,
! Scr. hsury brown. saslley. Chi,,,o,eAsae wood.
s scs5 rH'f t a9e &C., cas wieo%.eo wood
Sem M.sis J,ee Asa ca0e asnry. wood.
ssss S B. 3 mt i,set cay. vvais wood
| sehr Chiueuors Madison. Nnsins, wood.
| Sehr / b. Burrows Brown bsrusess. WOOD.
| schr Piovidenc,. Lesch, Philse.il Lis wood . w.,
Schr Hattie Lcrd Auord. Berlin corn 70 a y.
schr y Tay.or Lynch, CaiLcot-egle. cora 70 a W ~
yeus. SEQ, c,.--...~.. .v..r
Sch, r.tti-,ts SAWYER, Cbinco,e ague' wood. =, a.,
Sim woadsr - fhii.deiphia, n.dse 70 j. n Biss&
- = f Pa sous Nesey Eiz ibetnport Tor Boston
schr Matthew Bird Davis Ehl,oe.hpSrs .0' r''"'0"
Stos,.rTnsrot Heory Rnchsr. ell Washington, Y.
s,e.nsr Wesschs.tsT kye, Prsvidencs nass 70 Sdvss
s,.sI.r Anthracite jones' Philadelphia nadse to Lopez
s,s,aat fe Bnck Feu.on. Philadelphia mdse to j. n
Bisgs. 1900, pbus.,,ht. nd. IA IN
Sea per oeorara Mclaughlin Baltimore mdss TO William
steamer Minnesota Garrett. Bsltucse ndse to William
4, D.Lell
BFLOW--Two brrs Unknown. 49, -
saIi,ED-S,.smsnps Bio Bio, Key Wes. ard aew'or
lssas. Csh.wbs. ~. -,
| WIND-Sunset. ftom South; vofy light. NJ.
The bark "A. D. bfooAmsp. reported a. below % gies
lbos was rrobsoiy intended the s. W. heorosk since
arrived.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

A PETTY SwiYDLER.-Wm. Smith alias VIM.
johnson was arrested yesterday by OGicer Herbert
Of the Fifteenth Precinct, charged with rwiudling
various servant girls ont OF small amounts Of money.
II appears that TIE accused has been in tie habit for
come tine past Of standing IN trout OF intelligence
Offices getting into conversation with servant girls
in search Of situations, end engaging them AZ liberal
wages and brgh, prospects, IL hnt-ela-s families
In one instance lie was accompanying girl 10 her
expected destination when all at ouoe 10 came 10 a
Lalt informed her that Lis wagon had broken down,
and that be must 20 TO the blaessmiihs aud Zee Il II
was repaired. lie then fuubled in bis poclets; dis-
covered that lie was without change TO pay the
blacksmith; asked the girl who with him II she
had any change che produced s. 30, which the
handed over TO him, which ho was 10 refund when
they got to Wall street. on their way 70 Staten
Island, where she was goipg 10 receive sl0 PER
month az ehsmbernhid, and q New.Years Pf, Of
si0: .he To stand at the corner Of Canal and
Yarick streeis til he returned with Lis wagon, AMI
sLe did wait, bu, be came not, snd she was victim
lied 10 the extent Of the loan, beside sandug on the
stree, for several hours shiyering with cold. A
number Of servant girls are Witnesses against the
accused. Justice Qatekenblsh held him for Ian.-
nation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ss
Cleared.
steaniship-gio Bio, Drew, Key West, Ludlsn Hsans'


steamship-Bio Bio, Drew, Key West Ludlsn Hstns'
hen.
sbips-- Colonaas fBr.), Bets liverpool. Murdoch Z
Suy,he. J. IL Rsp.om ChapFnsn, Loni,n. . II. Gordon
Co Robinson. Lowry Liverpool SoeS Burgess bs'
vsna Warren, Aeboulue Al tslis Towsrs, Liverpool,
Villains L Guisn London HnSlbut LoudrD
baTts-Almrs Coom5s. Drinkwater Hsyre. boydS hine'
kp Ellen Morrison Lyon, Demerar. Iiowsnitei Aen.
tor (Sw-d AUD rsoD Lisbon, Funch Meincse Wendtj
Palss (8r Biddlr Belize, Hon, Josish Js1; Geo Thomu
pssn KEY West H. Benuer; VIM. a. Bsnks, Bray, Port.
land Ore,cp Wssrman Dimon Co.
Bnps-Lirrie barnard ia Pad Dsmersra Brett Son Go
Dsutess (Br Goodwin QnseGsio.n john Jsctsen Jenny
Jenkius lBrl Smelling Cork q. p. Boliey; Smith,
suith Havana James f. Ward Co.. Costs faca, Peel,
Asp.nwal, Panama Railroad Co.
Schooues-csra Nortoa Gray Philadelphia Comprcmse
Andrew New. Iond SUsso Abbott, Ludem Washing
TOP. Van Brunt s.st New YORK Goodseh Boston Mary
5nSo Mos Etrick. Upper testie hsrdscr.oos.
Creepy Portland w. S. Brown L Co.; vslets Means,
PoItsn.uh, N. Ii, PEA: Son Co.: Ams'ic. asypods'
Prov nee L. KEN Hannah D. nctrrsop, LJ IN h.,'en'
ger Dane. Lynn Camilla Appleby Lsrro'', Joho boyn.
So,s sons. T. O. sawyer, Dobbn, ElZsbeshporI brett Son
ca; Onfe,t. Thonp-oa, Nesbsrn n C., Van brcnf q
slsch,; u. ison Mann ssasus O. L. Hatch J. smih s!'
let Ws.hinsoa L. K,uny; Jacob Raymond, Chase, Rss'
MOI 9. Bentley. SInita 4 Co.
s!cop-Poin,er Nic1cl. Bristol L Kenny.
STEAMER woodward, Cundif. Sati@sse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

IyouEsT on TIE DoDY OF CAPT. RTFR OF The
SHP ROBERT J.. LASE.-CorOner Ranney held an
inquest on the body Of Capt. Ryer, OF the clip
RobeI, l.. Lane, WHO was murdered while tAe ship
was on her voyage 10 this port.
d. Thomas Robinson assisted by DR.. GSen Hunter made
the posnoTten eYs1ns ion which showed thst deceased
had two wounds Ia the sh side yelesinz the liver ana
bladder and seyeag the teuth rib cuifey TneIe was
80 wound IN the night lumbar penetrating the mites
linea Eseh Of these WOUNDS was sufficient 70 produce death
Aner the examination OF john w. Leonard, mate
Of the ship; julius Caulkins, former mate oil the
chip; Amos jones, passenger, and Ibos. Oakley,
tbs second mate, the Jury rendered the following
verdict: "That declared came to his death ~ Saos
Inflicted by Michael Moore and one Pa'sy, by sheath
knives In their hands, on the let day Of November
1862, on board the ship Robert l.. Lame"
The papers were handed to the Uni'ed States
District-AttOrney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

TIE SANITARY CosDITIoH OF THE ARMY-Tbe
Aey OF Mnsc wsshro ycd Monday evening 10 answer to
cell yDg III. public to attend for the purpose con1er
s the ssoary condition AID wants Of tho noble d-cndefs
country 10 the amy snd in the bopi,es The hoi
J. s A. s,rnnahsn presided The Rev DR.. Bellows Chor-
ma NJ TIE United States sspitsry Couri,on being MIRO
uce5 m account Of the operations OF the Couii-on
aud the nature Of the they required to accomplish
b. spoke OF the difficulties heretofore eNpernced 10 coDs
queno- OF the ppp5-on Of the medical department Of tae
Government which hasly resulted IN engagement ano
IN thorough reform ofthe system Now there
sa perfect harmony, and everything worked well s tHan
VEN on to show thu, with the aid OF Government sppsnce
n. Con1sion tho only through
and Of such ncles were required
10 the army could be forwsTded sud recomoeDoed tbst an
ir,ea for relief Of the soldiers should he sent 20 ths
Commission disposal Amer further remarks ST
erp.rs,sr the Rev II. w. Rescher int cdaced and
delivered eses; and patriotic .cdes In which, after re-
feuHg the trss encountered OF the soiarfs ana se
nece.ty Of aid them the hearty support 81
the 70 tho Gu ierce and urged thai al loe a.
bqoBs 70 cent 10 thsr Destinations through the officer. OF
that Comi.son. Tho Rev Dr. tsgg ofeiec resolution
inviting de ladies the different Clcche, IN the city to take
essuTe. provide and nave up material for the comfort Of
orr disable soldier. sn1szy 10th Sanitary Committee Of
he Lrooivn War Fund when adopted and nuinoer Of
ladie. were srnott.d such Connee ceposlIosy Is 10
10 opvnsd OF NJ. 80 Court s!lses on tie 9s.h inss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
Disasters, &c.

The barge Fair Lady sunk Pier No 10 X, has been
pun ped oat, and cargo ai'eAAI sed ~, ,sca
The schr 4 J. sinuel. Capt. snow, nom o,h ~ -.
Cut.eoa with provisions. was wrecked on ~ S.d md car.
Anag ada Reef portion Of her cargo WI" W
nea 10 IeIielA sarrrxoRx, Nov a. 1852
- j, .,,,,., ,nevl Can't Daring. Is lahore on
., ~ soni. es With the tide flowing In ana over nef.
se captain b., h and efgs ss s ~ nav
la.e hei @ Government aud mostly all isnded on 'ne
heaeh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
Law INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-GEHkEAL Tspr-Sov. zo-Ss'ers
Justices tEsEAsAs. LyosAKp and PEcKHM
pyCIsios--ADNrssIoss TO TIE BAR
Harvey y. Auesry sxt Josiah Fsfe;

pycIslos-ADnissioss TO TIE BAR
Harvey y. Ausery sgt yosiah N FhEe
The defendant had no right 20 get NJ the cisns
N third persons the moneys ca ued by psntih where
such poron took steps to collect she sane ~
The portions Of the answer referred g snow
no der.ns to Aubes csm and were properly 'uhen out
Order n med with 10 costa . ,,,,,
m. focwipg persons admitted 10 psccie Is sto'
and couasefs ct law upon the rrort. Of tbs Lrpa
er. MesH. Chsnss A. hspsi!o, samuel W hAss .e VI"
Glover and q ihs S.".S sS rs" Il Rcdmsa: Jopb
len, Iim,tby +. Donovan, Alex + kitesss h,esr. W
S. o % zsa! r,s g Sts sSe1.y Iy@so B
nasnsn George NJ. Curtis s. p s;odaeId, yastaSo' a
Ns,iis D.uiel T. Wshburn, Richard Rowland Nm
H i.s,, Jon. Gouid Wm Il Kireaeis JosP H. Mshaa,
patel Par!.h Jesse h Rogers FRANK > " ilS 1s'el,
Wsao, t;ps ea yo Pomsroy Joba e. knspo William II
newman, Wa. ksmbls Hall, Henry H. Aloere' '0hH a.
ohe Rang, er.duss Of the Colunb's College Law
school -ss ass admitted upon the report OF The ChaFa'e'
With II, exception OF or two Of The sbove who were
.b,rn the candidates gasd tho O anu were sworn IN IN
'ieH N0a ct,,rrr-yov 2S-B-,ors Justice MrLrrs.
rIBEf sUlT-NEWsPAPER MEN Is HOT WATER
Lerow 4 julius sta1eL
Tbi,vas an sction brought aganst the deisndante
for "a alleged libel Published against the psin'ii MAY 20
leo Plsisa T. al ass and eore.pcnden, at nst N
connected With FraAk Lr'i,S. Er'Iased Ntsyop 49,,
10 sich cspscy scc1mpsuisi ms Jsp.nee uos'y on lnS
r.v., In. a.ssa libel consisted 10 statement
u 7Rs Eee lo,k ma'ra I'd Ha O. .hea Lev !, ne
ketohbeok belonging TO JsPenese Ii,t wnen "a ~ a,
lngon anl hsyins soin IN ~ .sii .ns
ey were charged With the oe y hsvias sold Uttered avs
Sbated tie cJe. Of TAr Sev Yo,A Wr'raseS Nsr' con
msnd.s proved that they received and soa TIE news
paref- a. the regular course Of theie business without an
noecs thai Il ontliped the h9eleu. matter tat to,
ia no, now the r4ntia and had no malice glnst b'ri
hat IN sir being called 70 libel toe tefenisu
nd had s iSelou, stai, eit eirac,edthe rstTsc
Al being pahi.hei IN the tsne o. jane enc Woes asc
l.for I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

The BURGLARS LOSE GRAND OPPORTUNITY
In looking over the police returos every day, one Is
struck with the large number Of places reported az
being careessly lott open at night in the lower part
Of the city, About o'clock yesterday morning.
Officer Thompson, of the Twenty-s'venih Precinct
found tho door Of the store No. 81 Broadway
occupied by Bates e. Co., for dealers, open, aud on
further examination, tue keys Of the safe which
contained about $4,000 in cash, were found lying
on table. The store was secured and tho Keys
taken 10 the ststion-house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

CBnpREs GoIsG TO the WEsT.-Mr. II. Friede-
ger, agent Of the Children's Aid Society, left the
city yestsrdsy afternoon with large and most in
tsresiiDg company Of over fifty boys and girls, for
the West II is 10 be regretted that W lie the
means Of tie Society ior doing good arc inefficient,
ewing 10 the war their labors have beer much in.
creased from the sauie cause-many little orphans
and homeless children looking 10 thcm for help and
rescue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

THANKSGIVING DAY At CAMP CURTIS NofEs''
As the challenge given by the members OF Com
psav r Ironsides Regiment, TO play the remainder
a sse regimen, friendly match of base bail on
Thanksgiving day las been accepted acove preps'
rs.icus have been making for the past few days to
render the match highly Interesting to themselves
sas friends The match viii lie played ON their camp
ground Van Wycx avenue, Jamsics, Long Island,
eompencng ut = P. n. The train leaves South
Ps-ry at 1915, arriving At tie camp ct p. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
Rassnugers Arrived

IN sreamshp Roanehe. fran Harans ard Nrc-qris4csE
Jude Morgan sud servant d. b. sytnV, de OLIVER q
Cook r. Gallagher A. Verae r. AIKEN, r. Aksbfosk, q.
Lec 90; Brig Den. L. g. Arnold servant and rsf cdnsisdng
OF Dr. Pe~r. Lieut. jones and servant Lieut. Crosby aud
ser,at; Ms &. e. Huntington aud servant. D. X Powell
ard lady Ms. J. A Mos u o. santorn, Mr. hsr,h sut
sdy, 5pading servant. fsymsstsr Wshseb.
John ney T. Woo n. Shannon Joln NArsh AL 8. AaEsb,
and - 10 10. reersS., from Hsvsus
In brig CypJuss yros Malan=as-Mr Van Van Tssssu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
movements OF OccEn steamers
I'D DEYAhI.
TO ARRIVE
CIV Of washins,on. .L,re o AaIn,' e. E.w.y,
Passengers Sailed

IN stedm,hfp Bio Bio Jor hey West and EsvCresns-1
p Campbell Burke. Charles Lse Mr. koysioeass Mr. Al.
e. s. Hoffman AID servant A. Parade NJ Burr James @.
Clspp wife, two ebadisn spd sevsst; ysmes Hason Mis-
8 J. Boynton. r n.ury Mr.. Gigosl Mn Y. y Andfe.s,
G T. Foster AID wife Mrs n l. Do.ss. Alfred Da6ho g.
~ Rodd. WIN. Edwsrds G. A Pwnsy, 1. Jones'. Bsrnsd
Thom.. 81 C.h. s,rabe Mccain M.ris voi.an Can DE-
Iaioe Nra Clancy and msd J. Loro-r Z. b Mxraiho1,
$ Mcintyre John Redd Phhp Ripley. Thos NJ Cash !. l.
Oiadinas p. d. Davis ID Pefes, NJ. Aismre and child
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

ELrcrIos IN THE FIFTH WARD.-Hf James
Lynch, at present representing the Fiji Ward ~
he Board Of Aldermen, resigned his posiion 81 the
Iasi meeting and az election TO I'LL the vacancy was
ordered to be held on Friday, December 9th. Ibe
places for ldiug the rolls the same as On the
ooc aston of the general election.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

PnIsEETATIoS OF CoLoRs TO THE 5TH METRO
soLIIAS REcIAEsr..-On Monday, the Grocers War
Committee visited Rikers Island, for the purpose Of
presenting stand Of coors to the 5th Metropolitan
Regiment. The steamboat Enoch Dean conveyed
the Committee and guests from THE city to the
Island Among the distinguished gentlemen on
board, We potced Senator Sherman Of Ohio Gen.
Martin, MessIs. Burkhaltsr, Lane, Stuart, Sturss,
bkiddy, Moller. Van Nostrsnd Smith, Babcock,
beebe. Mckenzie, Booth, Osborne, and others
Som after the Committee landed, tho men were
called from their tents, and Jonathan Sturgis, esq,
presented the beautiful colors iu the following neat
and patriotic speech:
C4ks'' ana Soldiers Of tss So Metropolitan Regiment;
When tho gentlemen whom Represent decided 10 adopt
ans iossn The 5h Metropolitan thon lost Organized your
Ysy pI2lery suggested tia, should have power
sfnirHiion az We might uliBk Becesssry
IN sceordsHcs with this suggesoa very ried eysmns
ssf. sssinF that ls1 rss1ents viii so late lie asd with
ess,er ohes" than the Fifih Metropolitan.
sdcers for bold Il to be weked srposure of ne ADD
Sreng ,scred send into battle under
Hrlng selected brave csreol coBpstent officers feel
IN sayng 70 you soldiers, that they will w.ich you
rs h ioI whose ssssy We feel responsible, and to you
goo lead
eTpec, to hear ths, you have been surprised or
ssssd and now pledge d confidence and interest
Sou conhde TO youI Keeping this Gag the ebloG oil
Som xshn and your conntrys glory We commit TO you
VOID. " WIN w ~ "
Yeusrs 70 20 under the general command OF Msoren
sne wnsls he goes there viii be work and wbehsr
Add now may the great God shield and protest you end
Sey.rrmsn restored svey inch Of our terlitoy to
% more glorious than the day Of your departure.
Col. 7, w, Psrmsle, who has command Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

EVACUATION DAY.-Tbe celebration Of Evacua-
Ton Day, the anniversary OF which occurred yes
terday, wss practically abandoned this year. and DO
plslitay or civic cogUizince OF the memorable event
was taken except hy the Veterans of 1912. These
OLD soldiers, with cOekads, sword sash and belt pa.
radsi through Broadway sDd other streets, preceded
b. string MARTA! music. With the exception of
fow asg. displayed hero and there about the city,
she ting of single salute on the Battery, and the
uxrsarance of ibis handful Of old mea, no notice was
taken Of toe day. The City authorities some time
$50 refused to make the usual aplrc riations Tor
band music, and consequently the customary parade
was dispensed wih--tbe militia regiments declining
to hire nusic themselves.
Yesterday was the first time in our national his
toEy That E.is great occasion passed unnotced and
We hope, for national prize and honor, that it
SiH be the last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
IAdvertisement
Inn IrrI.rIn SrAIrs IAX LAW

Now READY IL pamphlet Of 81 psgss on due white pape
l,s,dc the bill which word for word In accord ioo "'n
,hs ooa tert we append 10 II an Aphabstcal hocaprua
t,ou Of every article taxed By tho law. and The aoun.
Of be ieyi-d thereon Ihs renders " 0''"P'
and con venent M IL is possible 70 raske H. d
Price ceats postpaid, ~ per 10 II sent ~ espfei "
mel 100 Il by mall Adde'S Tng TKiBrsg NewloiH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

THr RroIsrkY.-The Board Of Registrars com
nenced their sessions in each election d'rct OF the
city yesterday and will continue them to-day h'-
ting from @. m. until 0 p. M, for the purpose oil
registering the names Of persons entitled TO vote a.
the ensuing charter election. Oar friends should see
that their names are not omitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

I,ncps and STtrrsvry will find
LAWNS JUDGES

LAwYERs, JUDGEs aud STATEsMEN VIII hh'i
PHYSIOLOGY great practical utility la their Pfoes.9n.
M r.,e the true character Of oeuts jurymen and irts
tors Examinations. with fI written Descriptions gwen
d.ily by foWLEG x Wells, No. SO broadway, NJ l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

The Mexican residents Of California have pur'
chased magnificent sword TO be presented 10 inc
family Of Gen. Ygnacio Zarsgoza, " the only inan
who has defeated tho French since Wellington, wv
his gsllsptry in the battle near OJizaba.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
C7Tg yTEwg.

tr,rrwr or MusIc-This evening Weyerseers
NV oper,, tDinoranl will be repeated. See sdver-
fsement.
Tomorrow Thanksgiving evening the opera OF
Luorenia Boreia will be performed. Tickets on this
uis III will be so cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

Bulls HEAp.-Another report OF the weekly
cattle market shows over 5000 bullOoks for sale, and
yet no decline in the pces Of those Of iFsi quAi'y'
With those Of poor gu lily, almost no qnsl'y TO Ut
them for the butcher tie market Is ovestoeked, and
prices are very low. Il wa, difficult. yesterday to
cose out al tho cattle on sale in Forty street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRooYLYs ACADEMY or MUsIc.-Norma will be
performed at this house on Saturday evening next.
Signora Lorini will make her debut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
,,ort-tlJar1crs' Notiee.
Sr.ra oP xrW.YoRY.

PohT.wARDFss OFrcE, No. lot waha
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance VIE
II section 4 Of the Act passed April H. iss ennusS ~
10 the Wsdeus Once OF the fort OF ~
Vol TO ell persons interested in, having chsrss OIL ne
.ubtct matter Of such inquiry eSsminstion OF
NJ following vessels under examination oy the or
yreps aud tAt ths ,ad surveys or EXAMINATIONS VIZ ~
couplo,od within ten days next succeeding ms h'sS'
board said vessels ~ aN n
Ship isop ~ -. ->'''''''''' pier No 81 r. X
,n,g Ievo '''.. Pier Ne II y. =
Shit L;...''''''''''''.''''''' Pi.r No 81 n. 4.
BAH no,aesp''''''''- PierEo. n n. h
Bafk
Bark Asnthe. Par No. 81 e X
Big AloeIuI pier No 90 Z.
Brig shamrock pisr No. 10 n. b
barge taI prssiAens
WIN "a. BURLElohs kS~
T. Aus,. II m I,sAx. S>srv,nfY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

mnd oftle in the Navy AID fsr ar ce.se
" hes seeded 10 oythe United states Govern
ueLL qbs naval Consrucor iioTnsd the cHpeuiss YES.
teeey morn the Navy Department proposed u sdd .,
cent. per day the Of each class which Wa.
az rs,.etory and thu, the mater IN dispute i settled
Worknsn OF the csss will hereafter receive 81 10 per
day. second clsss. 81 20; third class 81 %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

ing nominations Nicbasl C. Gross, seyenteentb
Ward; JOSEPH Mcyay, Eleventh Ward Samuel T..
Webster, Tenth Ward; Thos. Brady, Thirteenth
Ward; John Mcconnell, ThireeLth Ward; Wesley
Hunt, Tenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

ARnrsr OF WHOLESALE SnorLiFTrn.-Ycster-
cay, Laura Mortimer alias WyckoG wss arrested
on charge Of shoplitiug at the store OF Eastman,
Bigelow g. Dayton, no. 332 Broad way, where she
called few days ego, under preiense OF purchasing
sone goods for friend in Bound Brook, n. j., and,
it is alleged succeeded in eecreiing and getting away
with several remnants Of ak. On searching her
dv cling the officers found large quantity Of elk,
ribbon, snd other articles and ihry-one pawn
,ickete for silks, ribbons furs, DC. About two
weeks ago she spent some tine in the store Of WIN.
Higgins, No. I26 Sixth avenue, looking at goods,
and after ,he ef atoat$@5 worth Of ostrich fsathers
and French flowers were missed. hrs. Charles
Merrill, ONO 1870 West Forty.third street, identified
articles TO tue value Of $50, which she alleges were
stolen from her by this woman. IL also sppeart
tina. the accused has committed dePredaiions in most
of the extensive retail establishments on Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26
The Europa Outward Round.

BoTON. Iuesday. Nov. 70, BfH
The mills by the steamship Europa, for Liverpool
via Halifax. will close at O'Clock 10 morrow
Wednesday, morning. but she Will not tail until
about noon. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

MAP OF CHARLEsIos.--We have received from
the publi,hers, Mstsrs. L. g. c. W. Bluni, copy OF
their new map Of Charleston and !" suronndings--
BY far the best we have seen Of that locality. In
view Of coming events this map will undoubtedly be
largely sought after by those who follow the progress
Of the Union army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-26

FAR FOR THE BENEn OF SoLDIrRs.-Casses
A. b, and Of the Twolfth-street School will hold
fnr for tie benefit of our soldiers at the Cooper In
sti,u,e on Fridsy and Saturday evenings.