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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
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despatch dated Cairo, IL. inst, ssys:
The ryor has risen here two Inches in the last twenty
four hours
The steamer Belle Creole hss arrived from Pttsbufg
.lndiGg. si.h da;ss 10 "Wednesday a0os. rscouun,'
5Iuee IN force Vas maze Je.,r. ~ noFIirs ho.a To-
right wing of tsc army fous miles this SIDE OF Pn,t?,
on The Memphis and OHIO iIroad.
III. met !orce o! Rebel cavalry who id n great
hate and could not be rallied Tney tSeH pU,,utd
to PGIdy.
Oar force on taking possession of the town, bcins
two bridges and threw a Locomotive into the river
Three prisoners tsksu. Oar forces thon retired
h,yinS thus ~: of al railroad communication with tie
County north OF Coiiab which hes been great source
az X bel sunpiic7.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
IHogBLIsc rHk ISIAy.

Tie Confedera.es OF lhe Tennessee are gyiIg ;be
enemy some trouble, below Savannah. 4 eSrs,frou.
dent who went fom Savannah to Cairo, Sriies TO ~
Chicleo Tribune as follows
JaIt a. Se PatF.d the a5g.h Of Dcos RIVER at rcon
YES erday We discovered row Of burning be ngs ,ud
large lumber Of Confederate troops upJa higi land
tie rear. short distance below d.scov,r d d Q
steamer 4nnehaha rounded snd living along the bat Ks
with white isndkerchies and a4gs fyrg fron her huni
cine deck.
Upon inquiry, We learned that she had been fred into
By rcb, cavalry near vsere the budings burning,
and oas NAH ~ss eeYsroy voufdv.. TLe soldiers ~
the steamer landed apd Pet Ere tie house where he
yoey Was sent, hut eorId not reach tie r,s.slG TIE
Pa,tsn also sred into about daylight; no enc hunt.
Tie rebels very sirgulsrIy respected oGr tospls 6,
ard allowed Us 10 proceed u .loscd.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
yoar PILLOW AID IT'S ooNxAsDIs


Cairo correspondent Of the New York Tribune
says:
Fort Pillow a. IL veil known Is the sole obstruction
between the Island and Memphis, and tpies who base
LACEY come up the ry,r, say there 10 forltsato1
worthy Of the name between Memphis and New Oaeans.
What have already mentioned of tie sueugih OF
Plow-its twtny or twenty FIVE guns, and lie fifteen
hundred delendeIs-hAs been csrroborzted by acdon-
al intelligence; though the parties have really sren
think the place viii be openly reinforced and lie Dunoer
OF guns increased before the la reaches there Apt
N. Villipisue, the COMMANDER Of the ior vii
ms Ike u formidable resistance.
n, doubt, however, is entertAiDed by CON- Foo.e and
Gea Pope, that the rebels easily b. saelId on 20
tbs position 10 suen-the principal battsres being
the water, With dep biHh sbove-thst tie she 8 It
they strke on the high bank, Will roll down into the
batteries and explode there wish terrible If CT.
Oar officers nave fu plans aud entire kGoWledg, II
Fort Pillow aad DO lot seem 20 reg nd IL VET. iSr
mdab!e or Likely long 10 TeIaId tber progress Abs :,
his problem will be solved in lev days 10 s4sEc
ton, as the case may be-
Gen. V!Iipeus, the commander OF P0't PiloH, l. a
ereue, native 0f LOUISIANA, end Lie Peirre Tgu,Ani
row knoEn as BssurtgUd, nsd Spansh nothsI tn1
French lalter. De If said to be excellent Cihssr,
fac engineer and eriilsrst, and has mauy Ish l'F
elos.ly resembling the 'iGyncib.e hero OF AauSea',
as the southern papers call him. The LoCisl.ni JuHti
declare him fully equal TO Beauregsro, aud rge Nh1'
pigue has had 10 opportunity thus lar to employ hiI
great military genius. They cay be Viii Prove hs Abiii'
~ beyond question a. the earliest opportunity, AID teAcI
the Yankees q terrible lessen should they eSr ven'uis
10 attack Pillow, which 10 nov styled The Key Of ice
Mississippi as Columbus aid Island ~ were Until theJ
were lUst 70 The enemy.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
SoRiHwEsrEkS KENTUCKY.
4 despatch IrOn P.dus.a 70 the Northern prsas, I

despatch from PaduSsh 10 the northern pTeos dated
the ls:h ut, says;
Coionl Krkhsn brought into PAduoab, THE m0rnilg 8,
two 7, bel rympstbE1s, who hGyJ bccn making eco s.
sion spe, ches Southern lIlos, aud sdyslg che n
on the part Of he EIypIans. Inc pTsUItIs RESIST; &,
one OF In. shot. They will be tired and puItked
speedily.
Tnere Is fsverish feeling In Northwest Ke3tU.ky
#hieh may break GU. in open rebellion {. an noWet
TIE commanding officer OF the post throsn GU. ha
picke.s to- miles from Patpcsn Ia every direction.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
spoRr AMONG TIT PiCKtTl
A correspondent OF toe n Y. Tntule, In hcolsliAai

correspondent OF toe n. Y Tr.tuIe, In hccleliaas
army relates the folowing;
During the first days skirmsh right, two sol.
d Re, cue from Name the other ircm GsCrSis PCS cd
themselves each behind tree. aud iuoused suntry
shoua without effect either side, the same uIo
keeping up lively chat Flaslly that getting liils
tedious Georgia calls out TO Hane GIVE me shos,"
meaning step ou aud give an opportunity to biz Name,
in response pokes DOT HE head sleN inches, AID Go54
CT cki away aud misses. TOO bigL,' Gays AIE5 -
Nov give mo q show Georgia pokes on, h, hesd,
aud Name blAzss away. TOO low" sings Georgia. In
ihis way the two aleFnsted several nes without Lit
ling Finally Maine sends c bal TO Craze the tree
WITHIN a. inch or two Of the ear e Georgia. Cease
hriug" Shouts Georgia. Cease IL Is" responds AaLo
"L9ok here, Fays QUE we have carried his LusiLcss
for day. sPose We al urn for raGions Agreed"
ssys the Other And so lue two MARCHED away N tn'
ferent directions one WhssDg "Y.akee pcSeie," the
other "D.yie"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
E1crrxss1 At ArL4srA.--rA. Coaieder,cy OF s,,ur.

diy, s4yt:
Yes,e,ty fr s5ms esrse unknown TO US, Esjos Camp,
from EuoEsIl-, struck ssdit, t5e he i 9Th ~
s.oTd ! f c,inE ~ ugly wound and uRedia ely h. !
bun ar,s,d aud sent 10 the Csato os. T1iJ cgea'st
very high cIctcmsn'. A eses. cr3sd gathered ron:
n Camp, aud the cry q ding him proceeded rom
d. "a &C voices once ara tho angry crosd tbr.aen
ed 10 del Ou summary and severe FVnsaasni, ID sge
OF ,be CfiosTs, Woo able 10 central the &C ed
crowd. l. ibe nd,, OF this Capt AsIIrter, d. CJLa.
mald,r Of bis post, p AID salss,e4 the crowd
t. tispsfse tat the E VI sheulj b. prop ,iy dat aih
car Il a BY TIC CspAiu
Nj Camp, via qua Under BIZ Command, I'd
been Yalis:a 20 convey tcrGs ghefe % ve
mp:is2.ed he re:drset this far o. bis way back OF
wsdn -sdJy morning. and il Il proper TO reDaiE les
been a'oI Gated here ever siree re hitk be hSs de-
gsc=d bis position, and should b. deprived Of bic con-
nissica.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
lKKAssIIss IL MISSOURI.

TIE following, dated Forsyth, Mo-, April 18TH vas
publ. bed in the ST. Louis rsptu:
Judge Murphy and DR.. Johuson, Of Hqn:svile, A'E..
arrived OpaSn OsrIs haaocuArtsia 81. Dic.t t-7.s
besn Obliged to g. from Their bones snce the bar!e s
Pea RIDGE by threats Esis asaiEs. lhein tI band 81
Texas Rangers stationed at Ozark. Judge Murphy sas
the oily member Of ths Arkansas atceGsg conTe.toa
whose vote fglls: TIC secession Of the SAFE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
JOHN LETCHER.
FROM FGE SGRTB.

The following extracts ron Northern journals though
not as flesh as sons have published, will be found
interesting:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

Jl3Cious ruE should be established for tho pro cIol
aud removal OF less. tho male slaves from those por
tol1 OF TIC l'J that aurssndrei 70 the enemy
T1e labor o. slaves il needed for msuy purposes con-
uec,rd with The operations and movements o. the army,
ESQ they could b. employed GdgAutsseoGsy and proa-
biy oo;H 20 the master and 10 the gJvoruIent u th5
u.ale lGvss Withdrawn with the army the e1eWy
would hsvo 10 liSor with which 70 cGivA;a The Ind 90
Shioa taSy could apply 20 aoy other practical ure. And
bssdss II the inslse Hitldrasr, the iemsl'a add
toe children woui mos. probably remain, as the labor
OF these latter would cooperate the enemy Tor thsr
mqiufaunlcn
Too os 10 the ciizsns o. Virginia in the itgm 0! live
gTvusry a1np far Cxee De tie loss RON the destruction
Of cotton any other species Of property dnrfS the
var. Counties in Virginia have hscD oy'rrnn, 'oni9in'
iag sggsegate dave popuht)n 81 So72s by the ',e
c1nsu aud Wb'ch, maieraie vSiultion Is worth 10
round numbers $40 600 coo Such loss should roi DO
permitted to fall upon people, ii it can by aby proper
means be prevented.
IT. therefore, III err whel there Is reason to 6s
Eeye that they will be compelled 10 abandon po'i'i'p
vCu3 nouiy the owners Of slaves 10 remove them or
report them a, camp for the performance Of such ssca
may be assigned to them most severe los 10 ths
particular properly would be avoided.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
REsnr.cEs oF DC EXC.


TIE vrr 10 PROCESS mus. be prosecuted VII en-
ergy ana spiri bu. Ills may be done, aud proper A.
tantoa may at the sIme tiGie be given 10 tho dsyoP
msnt of The abundant and rich resources OF the Sa'
Oar material Interests are important, aGd should DC
closely looked after. In gsi lg proper attention ~ u en-
aud by o wing the npe set % 65 our anceo's o.
revolutionary history no en- do much to aid tie oo M
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07
TRXAsURT MOTIFS

recommend the repeal o. seaion tEo1ty-saven.h Of
caipte. iotyour Of tho Code Tas lon Ill e;t thu,
every cs1cclei carscls Of de5l ehAl remain I'll Ia
thu Troaturc,s ohies. recommend also hc Tspssl CT
scc'ion fourth Of ordnance nuHbar thir.y h's pissed
Ap II Sob 1861. This section rqlIes the Treasury
NOES as they ais redeemed ty Ire auditor to D.
ced ey him and delivered to the Treasurer, be PR
served in h:s t,a. Lists Of The .eGei, well ss
Of those redeemed aud caBcssd qirei 10 be pI
and this il seems me- 1molshes all that is neee-
say. Al thess evidences Of d,bs AID Treasury notes
cen bs des.royed without pei iice to tho asress OF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-07

Since the convention entered into between tie hon
Alexander q Stephens ana the COMMITTEES appointed o.
our late STATE Convention, vas ratnsd by the Two gov
erumeats, the a1solu;g direction and exclusive copo
Of our military Affairs has been oolhded 10 the Conisd
e:ae Government. The SAFE authorities have ha1 ~
power 10 Direct military movements or in any way K
conlrol the dsposiol Of our troops. This Nfaneen
VAS deemed necessary TO that uaity OF hchoI
which in military matters is regarded by military mel
az ind Jcn5abs 10 success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

CoRosTRs' CAsEs-Yesterday morning rs coo,
Co~; % sns,sed in coupling cars st the depot In hl
wa. crushed TO death bewesn two cars oo'1ss'
Esumsn held an inqusst on the boy anu ~"
ra Of ACCIDENTAL death" Deceased wa n'i 90
Of isr.nd and Va. a y. Of ego lie resided NO '''
West Tbirtieth street, 49, ,s a. hn,d an inous,t On
N, bd, oil Tbomss ny an who shot In ths head on m
YEATS sirh at the dance house OF FI,deIn he Nav
and 40 James street. who died yesterday morning e. VIC
York Ho,pitsl So, oa ,..,s.a that on the
,,h Of The Transaction in question they dste i 1hv
-, Asyes hons. At tho co Of james and ork us
vent .nd As they arrived atihs pemi'e' IN. door
a. ~. plses partially sItng uished and on opoIhs ~ a.,
ns,d hot saw tho deceased iali, aud the man pe
bar snyslopsd cloud Of smoke They 20" no 0 bo ws,
b. ,aom hut the man behind the bar and the pan ~ 49,
bo, The prisoner Frederick Lowee, 10 'he gn ..,,.i
behind The bar They no crowd "wts a.rciar a.
~. nl.se that at The time OF tho 49, b,st
were In ths room about dozen persons aa , 4. conflict
80 .rIislly synguished, 80 Tar the tesu,y a,,,,r
,. H. in9ur,t was adjourned TO tho foufn ""o ''
House iii this morning Of 10 O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
INdRLVE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........JAs. 10
Cleared.

Scandinavian (Br) Konnedy Liverpool John O. Dale
Borussis (Ilamb }. BuntsmsD, Hamburg hunhsrdt Co
shp.-Suilor Prince tbrl, Mckenzie Glasgow Edmistop
Bros; Alhambrs Dunbar Hong Kons. Hall-s Carnan.
B4k-Elixabrh Post Cape Coast Castle, fstes Porter
field Col D. Scott DBL sinclair Queento~n, Bradshaw
Margaret (Br Cummings, Queenstown, Gordon, Bruce
Co James Smith Brewer Havana, Truxiilo Rus ell ;
Xanthe Chapman A. piLwsl Panama Railroad Co. Schiller
tbrem.), Bahr Havans, -.
Bng.1Bas ki;sh fancbid Malaga, D. c. Murray Leonard
Berry (r J. Cooper Port Of Spain Smith Jones Col Wm-
r. Kibby ttrl PTnd-. Ssv.nils, via Santa Martha NJ
Smith 4 Co Addy Swift, Avery, ST. Thomas MaitAads
Phelps Co. So IN
Scbooper.-Queen OF the South Elwood Key West T. ID.
Umlbut a Co; w. e. Merchant, hey West, MeCready,
Mo,t A Co Satlls Kelley Baltimore, Mott Bede; julia A.
Decker Denton Perth Aboy master; Mary Price bh1zsrd
Wilmington T. Krresner; John Donaysn, Rice, Philadephs
Jas Hand Excelsior tttr) Desp Point aare'se' n oa'n
ara & Co l. L. Snow Savage, Saleni -.
Stesmss-F w Bruno, Jones, South AEboy, w. Dalre!L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

The British Indian Association of Dude, at
general meeting he'd in Lucknow on the Soth Oeto-
Der, unanimously passed a resolution that every
talookdar shall take solemn covenant from bis ten
ants, binding themselves never to commit or counte'
nance directly or indirectly, female inisntcide, in
auy "so ha.svar. and that in the event Of any one
violating the covenant, be bis rank or condiion 10
life what it may, be shall forthwith be handed over
TO the laws and communicated for ever from the
pale of Hindoo society as a felon and outlaw"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
Arrived.

st.,m,bip U.mmouis (Ianb.) Schwensen, Hamburg Dec
n Ian ist IS 49, Ion 50 as, passed ship Mennon
Sonna w. The H. arrived Oh tho Battery at 10 q m.
Snp Nj lam, Gvcn Dec H. Wm Anderson seaman.
fell from the forecsse deck overheard aud wa o't sn
lat % a. Ion &c rs ssnacd ship Reciprocity hence 0'
SHIP Montgomery tOf BOs,on) Hamilton Hsvre Nov TO-
Ran Mid.. 1Br of ST, Johns ~ F) Psfay Rio Jspsro
Nov TO- coffee Ed LspOrtas vessel to Geo r. buey 1s'
lat s. lon 70, experienced hurricane from s % Sras
and was hove GU her beam end was eoupeiea 70 NOV
oy,bosd about go bag. coffee gt hers bad .tansVn'
carried away the por, side sprung ~ nss1 Oct s.
Bsrk Penguin. Breton whanpos Aug 10 ana anj'n ~ lg
r..sss s. Helena Nov q! teas 10 A. A. Log Bro psS -.
at 81 s. lou So q, passed bark eounds' showing J."
s9s Tiaes tof g. Andrews N ~ HOyt PSrtaarnpess
Dec b. vis nsgus Dec 10 oswooi poana hia miles Of
no .9s Psst ,ooS gale rom n w and wa. d's ls
ss ion 68 sprung rudder, stove buwsISs 49, ~"
Wa Nc AsselsSi Jon.en S. Pierre. .riniaSs Dec ,s
ST. Thomas Dec Il. sugar TO Lsia runooat A,de,, son
lat "A a. lon. 80 Al, was boarded W
al s ss Ac. @ Of St. johns S assm gSS H.. as
&c days, sugar, 'o .isri.S bss.pft -. s.u
Afs s Rssas M; sEsv f asas srS . iisS
cargo VII De ,1'' Lynch Providence days bound to f0
RoysL Oriental u. s. ,rsnspcr Tu,, PO. Royal Del,
m, IN ballast AT M as,ed s'sansnp ssdns
bound IN Showing rod Tag with white cen,s, The u AZ
ND Of tie Bar 81 o'clock en tie evening oil inc W.
steamer Osprey Keaney Providence md'e. 70 Ia"''
Bypner -, p,.., Psltimore mdse. 10
WIN Dalze- -, o,as,
sALrD-ysn O. ships Ocean scud, LiverpoOp; Ssass
srie aud Julia Bsve' OeoIge %sabe.t (BrL
pau iucy and Harriet (Brem) AotseY ~, Hsyn
Benz Bremen Oak Nins'ss Lon M.I,.r.. tsr Pa.
trIus or" S,,aJ;ni IBrL Qaetnstown; bhss j. .ho
s%aua .chr. L,sis Russell %ssI,,. cst csss
, 81 the day Ugh, from N T. to D. WIN
fog .
p, :, wear. old, coppe,f,'tse.nss..s , 4, =
tn: .ehI Ja e! E BEEN .sS % Mr. M t'f a
private terms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

LECTURE AT PLYMOUTH CHURoH.-The Ascot
alton for the supply Of reading to the army have
arranged with DR.. Robert A. Fisher to deliver his
illustrated lecture on "Gunpowder, Cannon and
prolectiles for the benefit Of their fund, IN the
Plymouth Church, Brookiyn, on Monday evening.
By means Of large diagrams models, shells and
chemical experiments the subject Il presented IN
very attractive and Instructive manner. Tie inter-
eat OF tic lecture, aud tho noble cause 10 be sub
,eryed, should attract large audience. See the
advertisement for particulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

ORGANIZATION OF THE TAasASr GENERAL
ConuIrrrs-The delegates to the Tammany Gen
ernl Commute met at Tammany Hall on Thursday
evening to organize for the ensuing year. Wm' NJ
Tweed was appointed Chairman pro TEN. Tho pros
pect Of long session soon became evident upon 'ne
calling for credentials. Contrasting delegates IRON 'ne
First Third, Fourth, Eighth, Eleventh, Thirteenth
-Four teenth, Sixteenth, Eighteenth, and Twentieth
Wards presented themselves. The Byrnes delega
ton from the First Ward were admitted after con
siderable time had been consumed in debating Ms 10
what course should DO pursued, sasmueh 40 the de-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

ALLEGED STREET RoBBrnY.-f es'eroay o, n,,s,
Anderson .n..sd william shepard .ss eio.on on p.,on Of
a. fclsniou. assault and highway Lee,s on Who al
s.nH ,s., he secussd made ss.sot on h. "
-. snd Tor. from her mech chain ana
so IA ,.a swsy Jpsee QssetsSbpss hsIS'Ss s'S'A'
lar OIL paitcp,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

PLYMOUTH CHURos.-At regular meeting OF
the Plymouth Church Society VI Thursday evening
an election for trustees was held which resulted ID
the election Of Henry Collins ard +. I. X. Gibson
by a nearly unanimous vote. henry l.. DV"en
having d. cned a reelection D. ). Arnold was
elected to FIJI his place. r. ID. Benedict was reap
pointed clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

ALLEGED GRAND LARcESY.-Yesterday, Daniei
Mshcr by Officer gede Of the Second P1ecre
OF Brooklyn and taken before Justice Brennan o. the Iomo
Police Court charged with having about four months ago
stolen his sister Mrs Catherine McCsrty oil no %
Psrk street the sun Of 3s 1t appears tha, the money was
taken in the pres.nce Of the complainant who reconstructed
with the accused and when she attempted to prevent bi
her money he struck her the head and face with
his st and Knocked her down H. thea seized the money
from and away When arrested about $50 N goa
va, foupo 40 the prisoners po.eon He committed IT,
sn.wrr In default $50 bail The prisoner native Of
Ireland, and is IS years Of age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

BRooKLYN COMMON CoUScIL.-A special meeting
ofthe omu Council was held thursday evening Ala
nj he s1th Ward was called TO the chair communication
from the Mayor read stating that he deemed ms GUY
10 call the Hoard together for the purpose Of making
appropriations enable the Controller to pay a
i the ls lust, which were issued last year Ia pay
ment Of judgments obtained against the city ana iot 0'her
purposes. ...,. A. h. q, =, ,h., A.. Fam mia.
on appointed under the act OF the 18TH OF Api oo oi
the widening ef Main stfeet, have competed heh report
from which IL appears that the shos expense OF the proposed
Improvement viii be $lJe goo ~ Tor lands aha Duains
necessary to be taken, sa3 so 20 inc Sy OF aa
the opinion OF Judges far than the scus value OF
the property No 1875 Engine House, PIospec, street. w oo
No. 391 High street, $50 e5 No Si CITY hs S1'' vi
Propety ordinarily asses ed IN proportion 10 the oehehts
received from Improvement must COMETS however u
would require explanation to make me understand py
what rule the benefits resulting to the City HAL rom me
onenny Of Msib street could be estimated az nearly f'V
A the have advertised for objections 70 pe
ceived on 18th ins suggest that your hon9'aee poay
BIZ rs.ontion instruct the counsel to OBJECT 70 saia
on the ground of its being excessive ,,,o
would also suggest the propristy Ia consequence OF
pre,ent unseued state Of Affairs Throughout the VIZ
arr. amount of moneys which have to DO raised or
Other uurpoe. and the injury the credit Of the city ns
tain In consequence Of these ousys that an S,.is
made by your honorable body TO tho LeslNate o
it's present session 10 have tue az iii more auspc
men repeated or action unaci "''A'sA
time" .-,.,o, a, secret session.
The Controller submitted statement " Of the
sry the current year for the made by the
div Government being the approPtia.nd syied In toe
Jont board approved BY the Supef'''''
tares. ,.. An. sum OF S2s,St9 % was
"a to the payment OF ce's.h ~ Jsnuary 1867
nard- due or become due W was referred 10
oo 20, - w. ,.ns;nder Of the communicative vi
aud va. iehsi ha hr report the next meeting
,. wsa By resolution oIeSeu W 1pPssr
oS1mson Of the report Of the e0""''"'ne'' '' 'p"e
rss moved that the HssTd into IN election is'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

KINGS County CIRCUIT CoURr CALENDAR, Jan.
13-Nos ] 10 20 Inclusive 80 =.
BROoKLYS CITY COURT, Jan. l3-Equty causes
and D.unnrr.n-ho, g. Is Is a. 80 So 81. IS, "a Jury
trials will be Continued Monday Jan n At 10 O'Clock n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-11

&, 900, 600 PR ASsua SAyrD.-A petition to Con
eress can be seen at the The TRIBUNE Office which
proposes different policy toward American Indians,
which, If adopted, it is believed will result not only
in the preservation Of the Indians, but also in the
saving 70 Government Of from s. 000 900 to $1,000
600 per annum. All persons in favor OF the object
are invited to attach their signatures.