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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04

TN PROBATE COURT.-SrATE OF MIN
i NEs0TA, HENNEPIN CoUNTY.-SS.
j In the matter Of the .state of William H. Al
lsnj deceased
Noticeis hereby given, that BY virtue and
in pursuance Of an order Of license made in
said matte, OH the 22d day Of July, A. D. 1861,
by the Probate Court of said County. the un-.
dersigned Executor of the last will and tesla
ment of said deceased will on the eighth e8) day
Of September 1862at 10 o clock in the forenoon
fseid day, at the Court House, in the town Of
Little Falls, in the County of Morrison, and At
J J. O'clock in the forenoon at the residence Of
John Workman in the town of Little Falls
West, Todd County offer for sale at public ven.
due, tho following described lands, to Wit :.
Lots five (6) and six (6) In Block No. thirteet,
a.. with dwelling ht.se thereon) in the
Town of Little Falls, III Nor. .son County,
State OF Minnesota. Also Lot four (4) in
Block thirty-four 4(s4) in Little Falls West, III
Todd County, q .ste Of Minnesota. - a,'s. 7
=, The terms Of sale will be made known It The
time and place Of sal> a.. ...,, .,s..i.'.
',,s v :BABB1rT, Is..,a''o,r,.,ss@s
Aue21-0V
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
SALOON { BARBER SHOE.

building. one door below n c. waits Bankt
where 10 viii be2 happy 10 receive snd WI
upon bic old patrons to:s clear shiys,, ~ aSh,
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-09-04
THOMPSON BROTHERS.
BANKERS ~:

... ,-. . I.a4 (,
7 tEALERS in Eastern and Foreign Exchange,
- Revolutionary and Half Breed Scrip, Land
Warrants, State Scrip, Coin, Bank Notes, Uni
tel States Bonds. Highest price paid for all
decription OF Uncurrent funds WHITLEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

bis and his fathers King, Louis XVI,
fall under the fatal AK of the reign of terror lie
served Napoleon. tine first CoDsul and the first EN-
peror. ana Louis XVIII. and Louis Philippe. Under
the Jatt-named monarch came 70 be Duke Pasquier
ard Peer of France, and in his quality Of President
of the Chamber u L, ers sat in judgment on Louis
Napoleon tried for the stupidity treaso able affair OF
Boulogue in 1870! lie died. or rather stopped living,
most irnquilly his intellect clear and calm TO the
la t. the other Friday evening lie leaves. u Is
ssid a most yoluIniuous OF MSS.-f0 vols. Svo.
OF memoirs say the newspaper correspondents and
gudnuDcs OF the saloons. Let US hope it is not 90
bad. Pasquiers record Of what e saw and did,
during two ages Of political Quorum pars) life and
experience, must be most valuable material for
yery valuable historical book. The man himself,
al hongh Il member OF the Academy, had small liter
airy faculty. His specially WAC that of sensibe,
prudent, seryicable, highly-practcal statesman and
pot Cian.
Story eoes that Government was purposing to
take possession or AZ least 10 "put under SEAL all
bis papers, but as il was known that he had copies
made Of all bis MSS. this stupidity-if ever really
pluuped-was renOunced.
A Madrid paper reports the discovery of the BIS.
memoirs of the Emperor Chas. Fifth. legend
has always survived that such MSS. existed.
Whether the Madrid journaist follows only the
legend in imagination confirms 1t only as fact,
tiue will SHOW.
Another story goes that Monsieur Chapelcup
I.oubat, French Minister Of Marine, is about TO
marry q very beautiful Young lady, q Miss l.. OF
Ncw.Orcans: his Excellehcy borders OIL 0iGtts 80:
Mader.oirelle barely touches the threshold Of Is.
That the pretty young Lady should be interpreted
INTO a relation of Gen. Beauregard by correspondent
,al gud other imaginative quidnuncs, II matter OF
cOutto.
There are books and pamphlets aching to be no.
tced that your respondent aches 10 notice, ht
legst ty title winch u.ust still wait another week.
4 porical Trial now going on bal better walk Tor
next weeks port.
The MARI .age OF the young Portuguese King with
the sccol d yo1ng daughter OF Victor EnInuel-otly
second constitutional monarch OF the Z" Latin race ~
10 daughter of ouy first jucere ccnssiIr' otal mon
arch oi ihe " Latin race "-provokes coIlectu'es as
20 lis possible utafe political Significance, more ca
rious, perhaps than practically Important out sLH
curious. ana mol at,eri 10 tie permauence OF the
Bourbon supremacy i'll Spain. Say Portugal, really
constitutional Portugal, should prove Ole Gay the
Piedmont Of Bourbon SpaG
Another DRY gOes that Gen. prim, now arrived IN
Europe la. letter ready Tor priu', addressed TO the
putlic Of Europe over the shoulders OF Napoleon :
Minister, Billaultl Aeas rerroHs.
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Arrived,


stsuship Pa,spsco t s. transport Butch.r Hurson's
Landing VIA Fotress Monroe, 20 houru, In baas. to q
Toupklns n
snip Eurhomis (spsns Ssss Havana II days in ballast
20 Gomez Wallis Co. Anchored at Lower Quarantine
Barr Franco Prusssn Mos Newcastle 90 days, coal 70
VIM salem. Had westerly wads with much fog. moot Of
tho pas-sge.
Waten-n Diuion Co.
Brig Iaou,ss TarTu Armstrong. EswHaveu, in ballast to
Brig Flora woodhouse woodhou.c, New Haven, 10 ballast
10 master
Rig LYDIA s.orer Whitney, Rcndon. for Boston.
schr Augusta (of Hnrhgton Tsobutt Havana july Viz
Delaware BreaAwt.sr d hours sugar TO msste Anchored
Lower Qgsrautins.
sehr 3 z. Go6wtn, Eobbie. Stamford
S,ilr Susan Scranton (pewl, Everett, Madison, CT.
schs. anvil, Whalen. EsstpoTt, ion.
SchI. Mount Hope, Speu, Re- Alsnd day. lime
srhr CAPTAIN John Torrey, Port Even for Boston
srhr. Ciobe, Clark Seq HARDER days
gchr. Jsl.. Maria, Esthsn, Rondout fer Boston. .
Steamer Delaware (U. t'snspe a. Ashmore Hs'nsoof
stesass Rsri.an, sleve-. Trenton. N J.. ndse to VIM
jenkins . ,,,.
steamer Osprey. Kennsy, Providence. mds& to Edwasd
Steamer Psrel Y0un. Providence nd'e to Edward Byn
sAIIED-Jnly ~ u. steam transport Josephine Harh
sons Landing.
WIND--Sorset, from s. w, aud light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
FROM FRANCE,
Russian Recognition OF Italy - BLACK
Treeps IRA Tndis-Mr. Houzcsut Let
ters-Death OF Duke Pnsquier.
From Our Own Correspondent


PANS, July IT, 1862
The recognition Of the Kingdom of Italy by Rus
sia is at last confirmed fact. What conditions &c.
company the recognition are not yet known. The
present most received notion here--sonewbat differ
ent from what it was a week sgo-is that there are
no accompanying conditions Of importance. The
notion across the channel encouraged by Earl Russel
on the contrary is that there are important accom-
panying conditions The recognition was largely
brought about by French intennediation. The cor
diality of relations between France and Russia, of
which this successfully terminated negotiation gives
additional evidence, is exciting English jealousy
In the light Of tbs amiabe sentiment there begins
TO loom already dim bat nons.rOus visions Of u
Franco Russ-Italian Alliance, and dslnembered Tur-
key and what not for the East; Of stout Said Pasha,
Late sngularly attered guest Of Victor Emanuel and
Napoleon, even larger than life and less dependent
on Turkey than France; of Suez Canal and revived
Rusfo-ludan policy. The British power in India, not
being democratic, is not On trial Of course; bat it
appears from speeches made in Parliament the other
day that 1t keeps up an army there of S. 900 white
souls aud lD eoo native troops, by way OF prevent
'Dg q new trial from coming on The retaining Zee,
50 to speak, of these white armed crown lawyers is
something enormous, according to Nh. Buxton.
II. p. For one item 5000 of the s. 900 are
carried off every year by the climate; each one of
these 5000 European soldiers Is estimated to have
cost for Announcements, pay transport etc. ESQ s.er.
hing, landed in India. Here, then is a literally dead
loss annually of T., 400, coo. Mr.. Laing, who has
been trying, with incomplete success to bring the
Indian Budget TO balance, estimates the total an
nnal cost Of the Indian army European and native
sroopsl at $64, 000, 900. Mr. Lang advised on in-
crease OF taxes in India TO tle amount of SIS 600
but finds his budget still 5000 600 short OF bal
ance.
The only reply made to Mr.. Buxton was that the
military iorce In India could not safely be reduced
below It's present numbers, and that the subdued ma
vss could bear the taxation at present. and perhaps
something more by and by. Whether it il from
"luss q empire and dominion" or in disregard Of
sysy law o. nnanoe and political economy"
ssstesmanahip," or contrary TO the very laws Of
physical geography WHISTLER IL Is by unresson or
any other blind passion or absurd cane. that
Che Northern English Government persists in bold
lpg ~ more force one hundred and eighty millions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
Arrived.

Ship Tond.roG. s,ouston. Bombay April g. ps,.ed Good
ope . 30 y hssnf Ias IS n.sd Nj Ri, &C a .
Calcutta oE Boston; June e., ~ los Ion. 70 w 'hf
May Ogden. ,m Akyso FOR Fa!uouth f,T ordef, an i,s
~ 3 lsu % w, ship South America hence for Sydney.
-hip Msmelute lot BO.on,: Porter London June 49, IN
builast 10 master. Was DAYS w of Mon'suk
ship G6ricF Durham Havana days. in BALLAST master
Anchored g; Lower Quarantine.
Fancb Meiack- Weud Ii lat II to A. lon % to 81 80"
Bsrs Mary Bak.r b. O. Yarmouth, N 81 Churchill You
gha - days 10 ballss, to Boyd heineten.
bar. Rob Roy s Mssna9, - days. in ballast
Biz Grace wortkiagtOn tBr) Stevens Baliae Hon. July
6 c'stoa hide. &c % F. alexander Son J1ly c,.s
2l, rs 81 lon J. ~ spoke the big Mary h. MiAen from
brig so1ih boston b., OF Pic,ou) Lane Bathurst. W. c.
A.. Jenc q, peanuts &C.. to y. II. Ware Co.
Big Hope (ar), Young ST. Vincent July T. molasses to
Brig chaaticeor Isr. Of Halliday. Mstssl, Gusyania p
r. ja} X Tois, 20 Ssass; G Mu. M..
Big ELIZA iBrI, Gayle. Cow Bay C. B. days, coal to
big Nay coOb, Love- Port Royal days in ballast to
prs csPeIs, Ace Fortress Monroe day, in bsli.st u
ssh william tBrl L.rkin Crab Island 10 days w0'"'''
s:tr Liverpool Br Peace. Get Island day, fi: TO ..
Encas.
schf Amy Chase lockwood Port Royal 10 days.
Schr Dart, Phillips, Norfolk days
schr T. A. flio.t. Bele,l Baltimore days
se I + Mss5 fse1' r si.%
Schr Nrirosc. -, Bangor s. days
schr f.gmirtne. Grant, Calais days
schr ). Waterman, Bowman. Falmouth 3 days.
schf Triton. Freeman. Rondout for Nantucket.
Schr J. q. Hertz, Spear, Roudout for Boston.
Sch- L. Dyer, Jameson, kordout for Boston.
schr Am lss Kelly Pousns-epsie for Boston.
schr MetGmos Petit, Cold Spriug
Steamer Josephine ~. 3 rsnsporl, Grumlcy. Haroat
Landing to u. : Cusrtermsstsr
Steamer Canonicus IL. Transport Borden. Fortress Ms,
To-. - L. :. QuarermsA.er
steamer Falcon, Adams, Baltimore ndse. to William Dsl-
xelL
Dslkei.
STEAMER H. Burden Lops', Philadelphia ude TO Lore!
hhtpatlick.
-.e-ne IT, C Hall Bell. Phlsaelphis, nidse. to J. ~
BTis;T
Steamer westehs,sr. Nye Prsvdencs udss to Edws'd
bynrer.
SAILED-July %, steamships City OF New-YoIk tBrI.
and Live pcol Botu.sia Hsnbp.sD Soulsnp-
snd Hsmburg Blck,one, Orleans sni sisE Of The
Seulh unknown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
M4RINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEw-YORK.....~..JULr y.
Cleared.

sbip,-Ylers Peters Liverpool ). W. Elwel Co.; VIZ
+. Storer, Trspk Liverpool Trask DeaibSrni AususN
Orb Towart, Ligerpool Crest Of the Msye' rro" APP
ai.o Tobn Clancy Herald Foss. Bristol, irsm beuner'
C.rra Linn. Luce. Glasgow, T. Durham. 49, -.
Bsds-Tiiny, Leak, New-Orems, VIM Nelson & sonsi
scio Hume Londonderry. j. o. Baker Co.; fcuns Turk.
Jones. Mea,r Topper Bcattis; Antioch, Gadner Liver
pool Sosthsrl, Wight Husseyi Morning Light walter.
Liverpool Harbecs Co 8, Eizsbs,h go MLaso Lon
Amelia Monroe Londonderry J. y. Baker Co:
frig.-J. y. Johnson tBr Shaw, Aux Csyss H. ECKER
Gr,vc.: .nfies (Br), Hodsden, MsDzsnils, Mccall
Firth; J. Titu. BIZ Fry Londonderry, j. g. "Litnsy Co..
Rose (8r.l Whes Mifordhaye, j. Jackson; j. H. Ditns'
nam Isuuipg ,on. Weymouth Walsh Carver Chase Naevs
PravideHza tIt.anl Puysiero' Cork L. Ruth scos'
Hornins Sta. Moss Dnbn. Harbeck Co. Fanny. Russell.
Queenstown. r. p. Miller; Ann Elizabeth keppin. Qucens-
town or Falmouth Funrh Mencke Wendt; J. r. Nevins
Or LaI.in st Pierre Va able Rsyns; Joanna Adrisucs
(putcll Frankeu. Amsterdam. Frch, Neincks Weodt;
Judge Haihswsy Cunninghs New.Orleans, C. T. Pct
era Fsauimsux Chisholm Hslif.x b. F. Sasli Union 18th
Leland. tslifsx. Rogers Rtch
schson.rs-sassh Elizabeth. Smith, Haven, L. ID.
stannard m Franklin. Chapman Norwich H. y Ksckots,
C. L. Bay.s Betsworth Fortress Monroe Miner tseni
Carlton Payne, Rowland. Georg-.own. d. T.. H. hranyt
La,ius Jane Kotchs Alexandria NJ Bedeu Trssner tbrb
Hunter. Heh-x. Il. J. L g. A DewoI
S!aop-Pon,sr Nichols, Bristol. l.. Kenny
stesiurr-Isonsiess. Vandsrveer. Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
Te Mariners.

W.,cr BroY ISsipK OF ESrR,scE no Cus'ApBAxs BAY
g., IAN huoy painted with black sud red toizoutA
.,rpes has bren lced sndhps Of the wrecked esns
Pendulum which lies in SIX fslhens water about tso nile
rom the tai II the Horseshoe Light vessel Tae htycsss
bs,r. Der compose from, the buoy s. T. IL
BY order. TEohNrON A. JENhiNS, seeretAy
Treasury pepS.msnt. Ofce Lighthous Board WSshinoo
June I, 1912
YARMOUTH SANDS, HKwErrs CHASSpL--Ofcial inlorma
ton Las been received at this office that III, South scfooy
nt hsvng extended to the tho Sou steoy
Sit Buoy been moved cables length In that dfeces
ard lies in iaoms at low water spring tidet WIZ
the follow ipg marks and compass bearings. yiz
s. Nichols Church Just open to the Dorhwsrd Of the sT
est MIL on Yarmouth Dene-, N ~ W.
torr,on Soah MIL In line with tho soutbsrnr'o" nous
Oh the clif, w. by IN.
II. Nichoes Light-ves.el, ". " W.
South ScToby Buoy s. ). T..
scFoby Fork Buoy, N. tE. ,,,cx c,.,ru,,
Nv order. w. b. SHUbnIon'
Tr,asury Department Office Lighthouse Board "a'aiDT's'
d. C.. July 10, let2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

Nav LINE or STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YORK
AND BosroS, VIA CAPE CoD.-Messrs. j. 4. &
J. d. Van Deusen, ship-builders, foot Of Sixteenth
street, East River, have recently contracted for the
bulls Of five screw steamers Of the following dimen-
siour, viz Length of keel 20 feet length on deck,
2lS feet breadth, SO fee, depth of hold, Il feet
inches hight between decks feet inches total
depth. 90 feet inch. Tie keels of these vessels,
which are now being laid down, are 70 inches in
depth, AMI Ia inches in width. The frames Of the
vessels are TO be Of white oak, sided inches,
monlded sixteen inches and spaced twentysix inches
from cener 10 center. the floors are TO De filed IN
solid up 10 the turn Of the b9e, and caulked on both
the upper and lower side. The top .mbers are 20 be
Of oak, white chestnut and hackmatack. The entire
bottoms of the vessels mp to the deep load line Say
Is feet are TO be copper fastened. From the ID feet
line upward all the isstenings nsiJe and ont, incud-
ing the deck iastenings, ore TO be OF galvanized
non.
These vessels will register about ! 300 tons, but
will measure over 400 tuas carpenters pressure.
men,.
40 The engines are being built Messrs. Hewey,
, LITER & Co., OF the Atlantic Dock Works, South
Brooklyn.
The parties for whom the above steamers gre
building intend, it is said, to put them on the route
bet ween Now York and Boston via Cape Cod. thus
ording shippers OF freight direct daily communion
ton between the two cities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

where he distinguished himself by his unremitting
attentions to the sick and wounded soldiers in the
hospitals. While in the discharge OF these duties
ho contracted typhoid fever, and, having been re-
leased by the Rebels, was brought to his homo in
this city, where he fingered until Friday morning
was widely known in this city. lie was the means
of obtaining many desirable comforts for the wound
ed Union sojiers In Richmond and the dsinterested
manner in which be worked for his fellow prisoners
gained him the love aud admiration Of his worst en-.
emies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

CENTRAL PARx.-The usual Saturday afternoon
festivities took place at the Park but were suddenly
interrupted by threatening shower. The day was
beautiful one, the music inspirting the breeze re-
freshing; and but for the threatened storm, the COM
fort and enjoyment of the assembage could not have
been surpassed by that of any previous day this sea-
SOD. We noticed large diminution in the NUMBER
of resident visitors, and striking increase was ev
dent in the attendance of non-residsnts. Tie ave-
nues of the Park have become the favorte drive OF
that portion Of the public residing within ten miles
of the city. AS pleasure-course, the Bloomingdale
Road has dwindled into insiguiicance beside the
smoothly grayeled roads of the Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

FoR EURoYE.-The following steamers saiied
from this port, fJr Europe, on Satordsy; Inc
British mail steamer City Of New.iork, Capt.
Brooks, for Liverpool, with 81 cabin passengers,
among whom IA the Rey. DR.. joel Parker OF tins
,ity She also takes out large MI aber OF steerase
passengers, and $GCo, SO II in specie. The Ham
burg mail steamer Bcrussia, Capt. TrantInann, for
SOUTHAMPTON, Hayre, aud Hamburg Sue takes out
IS pas.engers in the cabin and others in the steer
age, aud S22j 900 in spsoie. The steamship Great
Eastern, Capt. Patton, for Liverpool. She LETT her
anchorage at Fustng Bay under tie most favorable
circumstance Tho heavy baggage and tho steefag-
passengers ere conveyed TO tie Dig sp by the tug
Red Jacket on Friday afternoon, and tue cabin pes
seugers wcr. taken by the same ting Saturday MORN
Ing, from Whitehall. The passenger lis by The
Great Eastern includes 3,2 cabin and about SO
s,eerage Among the cabin passengers are Louis H.
Mnot, tie landscape artist; the Rev Elan Foster
and travellers from almost every State in the tnion
including Mississippi. a large number Of English
men and several Csnadilns are also on board. She
took out 5000 tunr of freight chiefly breads.afs,
aud aboa, 100000 in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

DEPORTATION WAETED.-Mr j. 3. Phillips ar.
rived here Wednesday morning from Tennessee s ssse
her husband who uu recently soldier In the Rsb
army. Phillips impressed into the service and was se
on board the Memsc from which be sken prisoner b.
forces and released taking The oath Of allegiance
Information left at No. 81 Morris street. in regard Phgs
will DO transmitted to his wife, who IL In great distress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
bort -tuarocns' Monte.
STATE OF NEw' YonE

SAFE OF NEw. YoRK
po,,.w,xpxss' UrroE, No. lot Wai'Ht
NOTICE = herby given in accordance with
~ - % a.. Aet pasted April u. 1885,, entitled A.
d. w.1 n os' having az s' o aSas
2A, % %, ~ ur inquiry exsuinat,eu or survey tha
now u,SsI Q; s 'H vii
Aitin tea days next succeeding this notiec' "
board said vessels; p,., Ma Is r. Il
Ship Lizzie Oskford.. DC; No OK
ny
Ray Frankfort Hall noch
Brig 2. NJ Fords storcs
u,is
nj, Sfo~s
% A. rths Post i,oye
6ns "'''''' VIM Il RUELEI0H, ptssdsa1'
]. Ayes HEaRxAS SeegaAv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

auce has fallen of considerably, many Of the men,
bers and attendants having gone to the couotry to
escape the hot weather Following Dr. Cbapin is
the Rev. Joel Parker, d. d., who sailed for Eu.
rope on Saturday. On the day previous he was the
recipient of complimentary breakfast from bis
fr;ends and admirers, at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
ADVERTISEMENT
The TAX BILL,

Now READY pamphlet Of 90 pages fine. white psp.
Beside the bill which word for word in sccordsncs win
the original text append to Il Alphabetical Rocsp'tula.
Of the be levied thereon TGs renders ss complies
and convenient az 1t IL possible TO MAKE It.
Price cents postpaid; 81 per 100 If sent by express o.
per lO0 IL by mall. Adde'S tbs TRIBUNE, Nev.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
0rNlArlyHH ALMANAC.

sIyiAruRH ALMANAC.
,rp-Rises..,.4:52 Sets........7:29 Moon-Sets.. 8W
sIsH WATER this DAr
sandy Hook. S:48i Gov Island. 1913 Hell-0ss...uN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

HEAVY REcEpTs.-In consequence Of the con-
inued Withdrawal Of goods from store the receipts
of the Custori-House have been unusually heavy,
reaching on Thursday the Of 100000, and aver
aging over $500 600 per diem during the past week.
a large portion of this money il received from tile
Warehouse Department, the receipts OF when, IRON
SATURDAY, the 18Th to Friday, the 18th inst, incn
sve, were over 1862 go. The attention OF import
els during the past fortnight has been for the most
part directed to Withdrawing goods from warehouse
ana to tue payment of dury those daily arriving
bu, little merchandise under the three months Law
having been taken out of bond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

CLosInc or CHURcHEs-It was announced in
many Of the city churches, during the morning and
evening services yesterday, that the edices would
DO closed during the coming month for repairing and
renovation Within tho Last week Or Two the attend.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28
fAdvertisefasnt.t

SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS CAN BE SECURED II
ALL II they will their faculties In the best msnaer
chronological examination at FOWLER WELLS. No 30
broadway will tell you what You can beat do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

EXCISE CoNNIssIosERs.-The Board OF Excise
Commissioners have thus far granted SO lcenses-a
number far exceeding that attained mp the middle
of July in any previous year. The Commissioners,
determined secure the license fee OF 49, Informed
the Liquor-Dealers Association that the law which
Lad been declared by the Court of Appeals eonstiu-
tional, would be rigidy enforced. Still tie dealers
held oil, which action resulted III the arrest last
week Of nearly two hundred Of them. Finding the
magistrates determined in the natter they paid their
fnes and recommended their neishbors to get cut
their licenses rs soon possible. The Commission
have already several hundred applications To con-
slider. The action Of the Liqnor-Dealsrs Assoeia-
ton, that any member who should apply for license
should be expelled, is looked upon IA dead letter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

DEATH OF DIR. MARsHALL.-Dr. Guy c. Mar
shall, descendant of old Revolutionary stock, died
in this city, on Friday, of typhoid fever, contracted
in the discharge of bis duties to our sick soldiers.
Dr.. Marshall was appointed surgeon to Berdan's
Regiment Of Shsrp-shooters. He was captured on
tbs Cbicksdomipy AID conveyed 10 Richmond,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-28

Picnic or INDUSTRIAL SeHooLs.-On Friday,
2jth ins the children Of the Hudson River Undue
trial School had pleasant picnic at Mr.. Reeds
Grove, West lIoboken. They were joined at the
Hoboken Ferry by the children Of the Battery In.
dusirial School, and marched along IN procession
with flying flags, singing national hymns, to the
scene Of pastime. The lowering SKY cleared oil
beautifully before they reached the ground, and
the sun shone brightly on the innocent revelers
Both Schools are under the charge OF the Cbdren's
Aid Society.