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NAVAL.
THE BANKS EXPEDITION.

Commodore Van Brunt, who has been for some
DAYS on special duty az tho Brooklyn Nayy-fard,
has received Instructions from the Secretary OF The
Navy To report nj once to Gen. Banks for service.
lie will be replaced by another officer, who has not
vet been named Gersh0m g.. Van Brnnt - "A ma
live Of New-.Jersey and has been in the service
since 1918 He IL expected 10 have an important
command in the Banks Expedition.
Immense preparations are going on here IN troops
and sbips, but the reporters voice is sealed.
MORE VESSELS FOUGHT.
The Navy Department. hss purchased from the
Union Ferry Company two steamers destined for
immediate service One of them to be known hence
forth IA the Commodore Porter, arrived at the Navy
Yard Yesterday 70 receive an armament ana me ne
cessary outfit. She will be operated on at once.
TUE MONITORS.
Orders have been sent ~ finish The turrets OF the
Monitor. nj once. The success Of the late expert.
mont having dsmonsirlic1 the feasibility a arming
them with lj.ioch gus, they viii be completed Tor
service exactly like TIE Passaic The latter yessei
will have her new box ready in few days.
TIE NAVAL ENGINEER CORPS.
The Board Of Naval Engineers, now IN session at
the Nayy-Yard Brooklyn, has been ordered 10 ad-
iourn on the 20th instant, aud convene immediately
thereafter al Philadelphia. Ito following person'
have passed snoceesful examination BEFORE the
Board since the last report
Third Assistant r. gueer A. $ Griene fof promoton %
Second Assistant Engineer.
poR ADMsstps A. THIRD AssBrAST zsGiSEIRs' e. NAVY
Joserh b. Uph4m Of \. IT, +. Kinney smedey. Ia
4 S.egar, Maurice. y Y, Charles r. Scott Pa
Ioin si-I \ Y Monroe Murphy. Pa.
sri.rv far Ross v Y W. ;. Wells, Ia.
~ ~ V.oderbn n Y Philip @ Ea.twick. p.
T. J. Lruger Pa slrd 4. John on. "a.
u,nty g. Bive Pa ". y. Kuowltou, @.
}. r. Knoylton, C.
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Nm. MAsoS JosEs's LEcTURE.-Mr. Jones, who
hss been already widely heraided made bis fret sp-
pearauce before an American audience ast evening,
in Irving Hail. lecturiug on Csrbald and the Italian
Question. His subject was one that commands pop
ular sympathy, and Mr. Jcnes, as lecturer upon it,
has tie advantage Of somo personal acquaintance
with the Deliyerer Of Italy. With good voice,
delivery dramatically earncr, much selfposssssioa
Of manner, and an uninterrupted duency, Mr.. Jonss
hasa general style which is novel and frequently
ehectiye--not less go from certain abruptDess Of
gesture and vehement information Of voice, which
were employed ofteuest in the passages that were
most loudly spplaudei. Though recently from
England, Mr Jones did not hesitate to express bis
entire sympathy with Garibeldi in bis views On
American az well as on Italian questions.
An address on Curan--g subject which, 70 an
Iriebman Mr. Jones IL especially qualified % discuss
will be delivered in the same hall on Wednesday
evening.
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Abe wnr in the sonih-wc-t.

u. Lofis. Nonlty. N0y. 10. 1872
Gen. Heron Of the Frontier Army, Gen. steele,
and zen. Hoyey 40 among the iec.ut Arrivals Al
tlo Planters Housc.
Important movements and counter movements on
foot are discussed in military circles.
Gems. Davidson and Heron leave toon lor their
respective commands.
srusGurfo Tae.dsy Nov u. la6l.
Tie correspondence Of Tie Niuorri Demoraf
s,s: Nation with tie Army Oh ,hc Frontier IRE
in s,htu quo.
Preparations go lo.ns made, however. which To-.
dcaie a denomination on come quarter before .
grer, while.
The army las been -1mewlat recognized, and
fovcral volunteer regiments Of tho new levy ire
added to the army in exchange fog the Missouri
State Mlitis regiments, which arc TO occupy towns
in the State.
This change "a patly iug TO all parties
Tie enemy in Arkansas il reported 70 be 10000
strong, under IIindman, aud 5000 under Holmes.
Tie former is uoar OlIk, the later near Lizzie
Rock.
There arc, however, 10, 10 exceed 200 men in
title Rock The north.we tern portion OF Arkansas,
whence we drove the Rebeis s yet quiet and ".
disturbed, except from small bauds of guerdss
Ii il not likely that tho Rebels Will again atienp,
to occupy that portion Of the State.
Gen. Blunt, with the First Division Of this army,
occupics Northwestern Kansas and portion Of the
indian Territory.
lie is working III the salt mines there, which arc
in excellent order AMI yielding IN abundant supply.
In tbi. division three or four regiments Of oyal
Indiana who have been driven from their homes.
They make good soldiers, are willing obedcnt,
ong-eniudng, ind patient. They 20 1T all times
aud TO al places unqaeftioning and with The utmost
alacriciy; have fall confidence in thei leaders and
the triumph o. their cause.
They are brave and generally good marksmen,
and peculiarly adapted to skirnisling aud woods
fighting. Gen. Blunt reports the dcsortion Of many
dsoyal inns since the rout Of Cooper and Stand.
water, aad says that many are coming o.er u JOIN
liz forces.
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HYGEIc THERAPEUTIC CoLLroE.-Last evep;ns
DR.. Trail delivered the introductory to the regular
course Of lectures before bis class of studeuts ana
others at 1.-The Hygienic Institute, No. Is La;gb,
street. Notwithstanding the inclemency Of tbs
weather the hall WAS filled with most appreciativs
audience The lecturer gave brief account Of b,
late visit to England, and then proceeded with the
subject be had chosen for discussion. He endeay.
ored to establish the theory that bis system Of cure
is aggressive and revolutionary because is founded
upon tho laws of nature and opposed to the ordinary
practice Of medical men. Before him were two
maps, one rep esentBg health, the other represent.
ing disease. He frequently called the attention Of
his class to these illustrations and interested all who
were present.
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The Alleged Cusion,-Egousc Eraaa-.

T, ~ Editor Of Them y. Trijare
SIR: In your Satlriays PAPER you publish an
account Of " Bold Operations in the Custon-llouse,
Sc" wherein you charge certain officials, myself
among the numler, with being engaged in operations
that, as your reporter tells the story would be sim-
ply impossible TO perform.
On an ,r Ddrte statement !, among othen wss
suspended-lour days since. | war not lien in'
formed aud have not YET been told th.. there
are any charges against me; and yet YOU pub
lil the fact to my friends in 4 manner TIA,
causes ne 10 ask you, through the sane med I'm, 70
quest my friends TO suspend judgment uiiI sach
time IA i. shall please th. Collector TO aii'ni me q
iull opportunity to yindi,ate the sspersions thrown
upOl my character. ,,,..c,,
Respectfully your, jos. J. hLSNn
Ae,g. York. nov. H. l1o,.
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yInr u LInEHIY sTRrrf.

viRE ~ Liberty STREET.
Yesterday forenoon, a gss-piIe bunl 10 ise
premises No. - Liberty street, and set FIRE 90 ihs
woodwork in the oihoe Of b. Cohen, importer, on
the second floor. The gus was lighted iron IRE
in the stove The damage was trihlng, bui bad the
accident occurred after Office hours wien ne oceo.
pants were absent the v hole building might have
been burned.
IHE HOUsroa-frREEr FlRf.
TIE ruins Of the IKE IN Houston street we're
smolderiag all day yesterday. Efforts were IN
progress 70 find tie missing man, but without snc'
cess. The iiremen were still engaged II throwing
water on the DEBRIS and hauling down such portions
OF the standing walls IA im aired the safety OF ihe
men engaged IN the search Tor the body Of The MISS
ing man. L. is hardly probable shat ANYTHING ave
tho c1arred bones of the unfortunate n ln e4n ne
found, especially If be was buried beneath ne walls
Of the on.wOrks, in which case he must have pesu
enyeloped by mass Of red.hot iron and br,As.
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RIprBLIcAs CsIos ALDIRuAsic CosvESTIos.-
In accordance with the call Of the Republican Cen
tral Committee, the Republican Union Aldermanl'
Convention met last night at the headquarters II
their respective districts 20 nominate candidates io
Aldermen. This year the odd districts are 10 b
filed, the terms Of the present inc1mbents eNpinn!
on the 3lst Of December proXimo. We present the
candidates nominated ~ follows:
Fret Dsir'et-Adiouucd until s,tufdly.
Third nlHf.ci-AI oumcd sutJe 70 call a. the chalr'
Figh u.sidcf--Alsx,nde H. heccB.
Seventh Ulstrct-Nm u. Gtdncy.
nuth uit'ic'--lssac Dayton.
Flrv. ID urth.t-AJ. olrued ,abjec, 70 cal ofCAb
Thiffr~rfh Disriet-Al o4med - Neiuctisy.
Fir.ruth Disrct-Daul %. T. Marshal
scssntssuth D.stTict-
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Los OF the British Bark Free Trader
Deserted by their own C0uDfrynen and
Saved Inv Americans.

Capt. Howe Of the Brilish bark Free Ifadsr,
aband ned, at sea, makes the following report
sailed from Quebec Sept. 10, with a cargo Of lum'
Der Tor Penarih Roads. All Went well until Oct. !,
in lat. f92 ~, lon 35 experienced strong gale
from W. :. W., during which sprung aleik put all
hands TO the pamps aud kept them continually gong
without intermssion until Oct. 9, when the ship,
having seriously increa.ei Ter leak, could Rot .onger
be kept free. Sac finally became watet-logged, the
sea making q complete breach over her, carrying
away everything movable sbout decks and COM
r.iing all hands 70 take shelter in the tors. Oct.
IL, was SPOKEN by the British bark CAnbei Of
Glasgow, bound east, AMI desired him 10 send
n boat. Ii blowing very heavy he conld not comply,
but remnined in company with Ms two days, and
eventually lett Us without rendering any asslstance
oct Il a ship hove in sight, showing American
co.ors, who, on perceiying ~, Immediately bore
down 10 our assistance, Il blowing gale with
very heavy sen at the time. She proved q be ths
ship Montebello, Capt. Anderson, from London.
derry tor New-York. lie Immediately lowered has
boa. manned by the chief mate and four men, who,
at the -k II their lives succecded In getting rs on
board, after masking two trips to our vessel, ana
treated u with the greatest kindness, hnally oAns'
Ing Us % this port.
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WINTER GARDES.-Last evening, Mr.. ard Mrs.
Barney Williams commenced an engagement at this
theater and, in spite Of the stormy weather, the
house was handsomely filled. Their performances in
a fayoriie Irish drama, and in new burlesqus
written expressly for the lady, were received with
tie accustomed enthusiasm and merriment. The
performance of last night will be repeated through-
out the week. 1t iaeludes 1.-THE Fairy Circle"
1.-THE Magic Joke" "Ihe Irish Tiger"
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grom FORTRESS nEoyroc.

f0h1nEss AlOstDx Nov 10, BOZ
uImor Las reached iorktows that 1000 Rebels
are at Gloucester Coggt-liouse twelve mics above
Gloncerer Point.
an expedition was consequently cent over from
Yorktown yesterday t. ascertain tho strength OF the
Rebel force. The expedition is commanded by Col.
Davis, and eonssis Of infantry, cavalry, and ar-
tiaery.
A brisk aoitheast storm has prevailed hero during
the day
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NEyY.IEg.EK ITEMS.

lIup-oS COUNTY CorRr.-ln the Hudson Coaliy
Coult yesterday, Judge O-don prououniet tng $500.
sentences .ohn &. Williams negro con'icl'u - W
Monr i,r 5cplu, dsorderly house, and s'irs hlaF
,,thlg, csri-, eelt % mo county gar let =" ~
t,.l pa nd cote James schulmsn, Tor d. .ia' e'
.nt nd battery 90 hls wife, rruondcd 20 J iN 20
80. t n, hi,h ,ne hc will be fenced. unes De- s -
ia Ne ..rtsnce ether ic,0us wa Iese,ye- uhl 'e'
r.r t.l .lfrrE
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rH0m WASHINGTON.
co,,,nued from First Pege.

Cenerslp Chief Major Gen. Ha1eck the following tee'
gram; 49,, Al. ,.,e. ..;ors a, " IN.
.hs.er sending thu heavy guus under by rail 70 ie
pers Ferry Ii this be done they should Ds In
dered ceahle Having sent of your driey you vs.
nitbdrav your whole force TO Harpers Ferry ,ch 10
That Brs Gen. White having no cavalry VIII s";le he
make the Necessary IeconCissnce. end una 49, Cam
military e1geDcies OF the move teegrspueu NJ, he lines
msndein. CHEF for an explanatory order ,or1;, glv
b.in down he could receive no Response ~" .e,e ~
pnt in Ieonsition all ths means by ran Su a. oorsa
ortstion be possessed having uee rs cod be
90 his telegram 10 fiarpers Ferry that no ols 90 ~.
had and after destroying what stores ne -
H. s,css 40 desoyed not amounting 70 any oyusl
rdsrpe unserycesbie the four heavy eieAe
so , Eli not he removed he fell bu,s with ms ioices
in good order HsrPers ftriy' =, A.. p,;, CO., Willie
49, -; ccoTsauee with the order given Dim oy the "enee
- O. al l. .hsolvei from al blame IN eysouatns ahl IN
Oh OF evscuson Of the poet al NincDe'ief appel
nS7op me evidence that lie conducted ins m9yo 81 co0
ms M" oei,er D. HUNTER MsjoI General, Presideut'
j. Hon Judge Advocate Genera.
PERSONAL
Judge Lane Of Alabama and Gen. Reyes are here
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urw WORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, 1862

obhers 6, Bcsret Fever g. Inflammation OF Lungs ana
Lungs eaehi Debility infane inhsn nation
- pr,in ard Congestion Of Bowels each Schded Con
nlI,, Debility Deiriam uemens, Inflammation OF Bowels
rynhoiI Fever each Aneur.m Bronchitis Congestion OF
ypi Cvsuosis Dropsy In Head, Dropsy Dyspepsia, IN
an,,tion Of Stomach, Heart Disease, Pnerpera reVef
Ri,ons Fever Liver Disease Marasmns, Palsy Rupture
pa So ecst,on eaehmen n women 10. boys, - girls 20
fy one wear Of age 2J Natives Of the United states, oJ
Ireland, a; England a Germany j.
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A, AwruL QUANTITY oY OrFtL.-1he ienoit. &C., e'
he gnre,u Of sanitary Inspection connected wnh 'no
in,rectol Department show .hat dining the ~ src
Che th inst 90 dead horses, u cow uV hogs anu su
o,' and other small animals including ye herce gn So 81
aud q, gentle siby wets removed tom ci5 Nt 81
lbos,r pouud. M lcssel tusaund, or unheilil -, 4,
,t. tpe ,ld $50 pounds OF mses were also so-9I
IN. ae.out ua.ses about Town sd conveyed o'i
uu.iLs.
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Ftprs-Yesterday forenoon, - IRE occ1r.yD ID tie
rrper story OF Washngton Hotel kept by joan nei',
rerurf Of rand aud hudson sle'ts, Jesey ihN NAD
.Irr lIlv e. .uguishcd b. tle fire befarmeA. u..
bct,, r 900 AID 500 principally by water fui. H.,
between ind o cocA yesterday morning. tne D. -.
uqrt ris. OPAL Church a. ROCKVILLE, near NeNt' "ei
ttosel ~ lfr. 10 was twosoly wooden bshohF IN.
q. abou. $500 Tas IRE saspoasd 10 have ''' 80
Wo!k Ol a. irCe1diAry.
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PRrsESr TO CoNDUcroR.-John Bradley, con-
ductcr on the New-York and New Haven Railroad,
was on Saturday evening tho recipient Of very
handsome silver service valued at abou, $3.50, from
a portion OF his many friends. The preseulationtook
place II the residence Of Mr. Bradley in tins city,
and wss the occasion Of very interesting social re.
uuIgn.
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FATAL AccInESr Of rHr STEAMBOAT ElN N -
Yesterday uoung MS hc taan1ost ~, - s,.'osa os
,.sirl 6er wharf George Crowley ono " hs Aiels.,
bond was accidentally Knocked Ga he head by some 1
of the mschircfy, and killed insl~ty An inq.e r,lD,
an m A and ts captain assumed tie care oi the irr'Is
a WiU have them conveyed % Ne@. Haven, Nhes Lar
desral leaves wife a44 .wO chidgen Deceased W."
of
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MAsWtseTnN. u. 60 +dniltN NOV a. ipu-
Tie Commissioners Internal Revenue D. prepared
70 .upJly the following stamps IN quantities sun
Gent fol the usc Of the people Of Tho District II
Columbia and Of the States east OF the Rocky
Mountains, VIZ: PLAYING Cards, % "prcprietary,'
empress. telegraph" Insurance, " life insu-
rance, " IRE and marine, passage uckets, and
protest"
Tie use of the stamps lercin specified is hereby
required in the District sud States above described,
OIL and after the frsi DAY Of December neNt; and
rersons guilty oi wiiliully negecing to use said
stamps viii be subject TO tie penalty provided in tie
law. Gro. ). BotfwfLL,
Ccmmifsioner of iu'erIa. Revenue
sTIItEE or 4 REBEL MAIL AND MEDICINES.
TIE Killwoll was ibis morning searched by order
Of Co. Dostcr and .ae Leonlrisiown stage seized.
About 500 worth Of medicines were captured, and
d large Rebel mail, duplicating many parties ~ Til
District. The mail curriers' were caught.
ACQUIA CREEK ~ ORR POSSESSION.
Il ID said AcQuia Creek bias been holi for some
day past by tie Yankee Satellite and ether gun
boas lying OF there, and tie place has been oyacu-
aicd by the Rcbels.
TNGAGEMINTs or SUBSTITUTES ~ MARYLAND.
Twenty elt men engaged ~ lafdof "a Mary
Ian as substitutes At 500 81 zee were taken iron
The city tbs morning.
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The Academy continues in favor. On Wednes.
day, Mad. Guerrabella will appear in The Dsughter
of the Regiment. On Monday next Dia0roh will be
given for the first time. The rehearsas are actively
pursued
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The Treasury department las not yet made the
calculations with the awards. but gentlemen who
were present at the opening Of the proposals, place
the following among the the largest successful bid
doss: Bank Of Commerce, Ward, Campbell " Co.,
Ke,chum 4 Co., Thompson Brothers, Liyermore,
Clews & Co., Read, Drexel Il Co., L. w. Clark
& Co., American Exchange Bank, jay, Cooke 4
Co., Rtenhouse FAINT & Co.
The Banking House Of Livormore, Clews ~ Go.
of New-Yogk, succeeded in obtaining about one
million or their bids which ranged from sos 10 3.lJ.
COSsUL-GENERAL or LIBERIA.
The Rev. John b. Pinney, ior many years con-
nected with the American Colonization Society, has
been recognized az Consul-General Of the Republic
Of Liberia Tor Tie United States.
ILLNESS OF CEN. WADSWORTH.
Gen. Wad,worth has heed confined to his room
to-day by indspo.i.on, which is not likely 10 prove
serious.
THE CASE or nEIT-COL. COLBrRN.
Leut.-Co Colbum Of Gen. McCloilan's stall yes.
terlay received from the Adjutani-Geneial Office
letter asking him by whose order ne lcf ho front Of
the army with Gen. Mcclellan.
He answered, "by order Of Gen. Mcclellan
Il is understood that whether technically Of Gen.
McCle'lans personal staff or moi, Col. Colburn has
had the principal direction Of his personal staff.
THE SUPPLY or REVENUE STAMPS.
TRyA.ruv nfrArrNrgST.
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,,o.orTbe friends of DIR. J..

Present TO A SURGEoS.-Ihe friends OF DR.. j.
Johnston Surgeon Of the Brooklyn lith REGIMENT are
, ctinr arrangements to present bin with tesimou
~ ~ sie and in scfnowledsmsnt OF MS faithful ,eI
ON the battlefield The testimonial oonsis" OF ,san
W. GO Of sold npon which is inscribed the names OF Bnl
RIM Msnsisss, South Mountain end hntiesm me cue,
battles AZ which he present The cross 10 OseOuS ~
appropriately ornsmenied
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TIE OsrklSG or New SrSDW-ScHooL
Rochelle opening service 1t tie new building
connected with the Rev. Henry Ward Beecbers
church, il Brooklyn, was held on Sunday afternoon
There were not lees than twelve hundred persons
present mostly children. On the platform were the
Rev. Henry Ward Bccchor, tho Rev. Dr. Storm Ito
Row.. l.. W Hatfield. Geo. a. Bel, o.q., tie present
Sareriaicnient, Theodore Til'on, Of Ihc I7dPca-
dat. Y. II. - Morrill,, several o,lccrs Of the Church,
al choir Of children. Aiicr the singing Of hymns
By the children. addresses were delivered ty ,he
Roy. III. W. Bceclcr, aud tie Rev. DR.. Sio7s.
II ess rlra .ai aud spirited gathering Of sunday
school Children, with tler friends aud teachers.
The building ia admirably adapted u the u-es 70
which IL h. applied Below s lecturc-room neatly
furnished, aud the upper pert b. Handsomely fitted
up .or tic accommodation OF the Sabbnih'school
In tie center IF he is fountain, which falls
into o tank Gl'ed with gold fish. OIL paintings
adorn tho walls. Ample windows afford inc light
by day, and when lighted with gas, the Iehecors on
The ceiling food the room with light, 20 that not
even q .hadow can DO teen from any projecting an
ge. f,lerddorgan, skilliully managed, discourtea
sweet music Tor the entertainment Of the children
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Judge Lane Of Alabama and Gen. Reyes are here
WARRINGTON, Monday, Nov II. 1862.
RIps FOR THE NATIONAL LOAN.

BIDS FOR THE NNIIUNAI IUNNs
The bids for nearly sl3,5OO,O00 Of the 73O three
years bonds were opened announced the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury THE afternoon occupying more
than three hours There was an unusually large
number Of bidders and other interested persons pres
ent The offers In de,ail are as follows:
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SUBJECTED

sufpFCrED o. ARsoA.-Alexanlcr Grant, IS
ysars On sge euploye by Jane, Sonne n he ahocoIo
under stce iouss arrested on Saturday niyhs
on ~. chiS Of eiin IRE 20 the place named lie was "a
hen Fourteenth Precinct StA,Gniloue, where a. Is
detained to anpt pn nyensaeo ei The esse b tho le
Marshal.
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CoUSTEPFRIT BAsK NOTE PLATES. - george
yb arrested last week for having In biz possession some
banS pote plates designed for CONTRIBUTING DahA dis AZ
brought before Justice Perry yesterday steno0.i oa
of the absence Of counsel for defense the exam
iaation was adjourned until this afternoon IT. O'CLOCK
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Fms 10 Avenue D.--Iast evening loui 6oclock
a ife occurred ia the clothing store " Mcguire
Dnyis, No -. Avenue -. The damage amounted 10
about ioO rsured fo. - 500, ia Che Actor insnr'
auce Company. The building sas damaged - the
extent oil $3.50; iusIroI IA Ihe BONoIy Insurance
Company Ior 5000.
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BROoRLfs CRY nOnrALfrY.-1he total number
81 a'.ths ~ ts ciy st week % ffoui tho following
eaas; CeeseSpAss tSi CIssV III 1sla.usa ia.saI.e,
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RrrriASLY Ass,uLr. Yesterday afternoon, about
3 o'clock while Marcus Cicero Stanley was refresh
ing himself at the oysier-5iand in Crook 4 Duii E
restaurant, Andy sle,hau, who was standing at
some distance picked up a iumbor and threw It to-
ward him. At once about a hundred men crowded
around tie parties. Stanley stigmatzsd Sheehan rs
a coward. Sheehau pulled OUT his revolver, and
challenged Stanley to mortal combat. Stanley, hav-
ing no pistol asked ii any gentleman could loan him
one FOX the occasion, but there was 10 response.
Shoohan then went away. and Stanley proceeded to
discuss his oys.erO as ii nothing had transpised to
rulle bis equanimty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-18

DrrrRnaNcE AvoSG The SoLDlrrs oS RrKEEs
IsLAsD.-On Sunday night, a FERROUS outbreak took
place amoug The soldiers Of tie ilh, oh, and oh
T. gments Of the Metropolitan Guard aud about 200
cavalry. Ore Of the Captains shot one OF the ring
leaders, the result Of which was more desperate
effort 70 create a riot. The police barracks was to-
tally destroyed, and the eodiers, numbering about
coo, were utterly demoralized. About o'clock,
100 officers, from various precincts in the city, were
dispatched TO the scene Of outbreak by the police
boat, an at a later hour 100 more were sent TO re-
enforce them. The police succeeded in quelling the
drorler, and in erecting temporary barracks for
the police. James Philips, one OF tho rioters, was
,rrested, aud brought to the Central Station, On a
charge Of shooting at is Captain three times.