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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
HAYY INTEAnaGENCE.
Court or CONHCN PLEAs-Gf.ERAL TgHf-FoV.'
.As ASSIGNMENT FOR THE BEsEI,T OF cKEDiioia
NTsr By ACKSOWI EDGED Eg ALL THE lIbIO OH"'
IT, o. Ln,t InL IN .llv q gl

COURT or CO'"CN PLEAs-Gf'ERst Tgnr-Nov
Az hesGSIENf foR Tx BESAi II OF tkEDi to''9
NTsr Bg ACKNOWLEDGED BY ALL TINS libI ON"'
John COX eg' John holly ,tsl ,,.
BTADY, ~ rom the CrIl1p oi Jna ie blitoh
delivered II Special i'rm ,Cook sr he> lI NIB r. H.
p a de, hs notion in th- e.se q p'afs th.; .n'
.iec. 10 49, sc.rogledsmen of the assignment DO not
1t Iecsssy odd anything to thai oiloo 80 fsi o.
come not ,,aed The act of 1859 droiiou
Of the common ,w, which did not r'q1ne thst ei st ~
signUen' should he prov'd 81 ed i' prohi"s
rcdue from al he d.biorl inaLug he ssigb nebt AZ OD
of the preimmsres or formulas not rom one ~
be duly actnowleiged' livery detinr or o'ors Sal
make "a ivsltcJ." IN ii.d,yt ioll be made =. sa'n
a. a's'gnn ent for he o"noh' ,i 'otols '1n ." u ~
i lo fc.-l Neter asi sc eisr tih is D. D H. l. q"
h~y ny' Baser % tlilL, ? 5Ji) ,..,,.o
Ap .cknot isucnt BY one Weu fnot therefore o. Du
ur tho osrs e. rsfenco 70 he af ~ mont he coma h"l
ac fr biz asso5itr hout .oIy, and wnen c tatlc
nq.ues efi'r nte NET they VIII ari N coh'''' VIZ
m.si be given Tbs angusge OF iie -tinio 'ea' Nte
r"rfip 'r's' rnd creates on'y e'irey nH" Nhia A
p nasL iguoni whether u De ttp ssh ih feDria o.
1ifi l"s, the Lrti'lnuto ,h'u De INTERCEPTED TO le,'
what hey have plainly ezuf, sod ad no roo ~ conseqlo
I, ltt Tor con,tTIct.on (shr at bh4lt II Caneh 80
30 scoevick s,a'. ari Cons, Law, ?3i. People 's'
1esw requires good faith the rart Of signors Their
,ss a rr,ls.es to fs "a sss esaIs ma fsve o.
better to sscme tian to require the o the
matter, relating 10 such cstaehe identity oi me eopaTt
secured BY the scknowledgmrn' and the ruthiune OF
the inventory e,absb,d by the concuueni oahs o all the
debtors II sy be said bs ia of the ebseuce Of some
Of the partners assignment would be impossible although
might be just ana admitting with all ~ force the answer
s that the afec he cured by y"gsafion! When An act
I'M declare. that pa'tie shall each do
certain lii the performance Of one not compliance
thnk tho langusrs Of the statute rini and the duty Of &C
knowelgiug the assinU, .uThas all the parties The
order the Special Term favor Of ts defendant must be
All glcd, Win 10 costs
d. a r McMsa9n attorneys for the Plaintiff
q. ". Coterii and Arthur Gardiner attorneys for the
defendants.
SPECIAL TEax-Npy. T--Before Judge HIITos.
DECISIONS.
Lanchsntin agt. 1hon.--Ju udgment for plainuh.
Washington f. Jacsson at. A9rahain U. JaoE'on-Jndg'
msnt for defendant. ,
W,,xe sst. I.rney Allowancs before made reduced 20
$50 sud d. iuci0u be made GccoTdugy nom tie iudg
nae vt and execution
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Arrived.
Ike. wile,s, Portland. Ne. mdse. .as

Steamship Chesapeake wie,s, Portland. Ne. rndse sai
Slip Gen NSw~ -, London Sept % passed De.l 2e,hi
de 20 " n. Riyer.nih. oc. H. lat a. lon 20 23 .pohs
s Br sbis satansa sps Br big n G. rroas bound
tn a. 20 @ lon o.. spoke ship James r. keeer, honcs
Oct fof London let. 80 TO- ion a. passed large ice
s6p Newyol rewhur., Glasgow 81 days pig iron and
pas 10 George nukey Cs. Oct, % lat - 2J lon ~ ls
spoke ship Harvest Queen iIon st. Jon n b., bound ier
Liverpool . dsys on. all vel
Ship Fauheld, Hun Boston days liuse,d to George
Bss tnniver.ary tBr. ofplythe Belle Oueen.,owr Sept
2l IA Uias TO John Jackson Nov ives IN company on
Firo leland with Bf steamship SCOTS f.om Liverpool
B. st Mary. RsynOud New Orleans 20 days sugar, ke.
Bls Clyde IBl Bsf5ct, Lingn, C. b. 10 day, coal to
n JGC. a. bewdL
Big Talgie,, sullivan, Bangor days lumber to Walsh
s'br J. X. Girsr, Berry, New.Orlssns Oct. 49, and W.
Pas cob, saar Ac 70 topisF ne-t S: sssa 10 Coz. pa
sSfr. 81. J. Webb Buckingham PhiasepLi,, md.e 20 J.
sear Lay Arn Lp,renee South Jos=ins N b., ls days.
scnf Emma tBr). Clara Lasan C. b. ls Gays, coal 70 H.
SeSr prsssn, Colbeth shulee N s. 30 day, spar. C.
Fchr Emma Dl, scoti, Cow Bay, C. B. s days coal 70
scar. Jane rl1s, Leland Providence.
Schr Sarah Dardner rcal, Providence
scLr. Mus HUI LipehUrner Bangor days.
sclr John ". Bel. buA Albany for al Kyer Ia
seLr Commerce. Muller Konio6t for Providence
achr. Gasssreas. Cote Port Ewea ior Boston
sclr Samuel nler, sui.L. Providence days.
Ste amer Pe,reL' Youns. Providence mdse. to Fd~sa
BS uCL
slesmer Falcon Kenny. fsoydsnce mdse. Edward Byn.
Steamer AutbIace Jones' Phil. de- pha mdss to Loper
KrS7m'rcs-
.eAaer vulcan Morrison. Philadelphia nide. to Loper
NH patrick. -
steamer j. r. Thomson. Chance. Baltimore pdse. to wp.
Dagc.. -
stesrner Msrins. Crosby Baltimore. mdse. to wiinn
DexeiL
steamer Oc.oars Mclaughlin Baltimore. ndse to wsn
Dssrn. .
steamer Alice, MesAa. Baltimore. mdae TO william D'l
zslL -,
BELOW -Seomslip Scotia (Br.l Juidns. from Lssipooi
Oct - Bud OurelsfDNu 10Th, ndso. 20 4. tunari , q,
slip American Cousrr " o0dwad, from Lohd'h ssp" -
10 Giuusll. Aiin'nnN Go. -.
Ship Belle WOOD busi from Liverpool Oct y u'a's shs
lass. to Williams Guon.
shin Belle 81 the Sea. tiom stp fron,isco. a.
Bork fsvest susiin. from LiVsEpooi sept ~
Bark B3ltic, tom New-Oilcsns-, g. q,
BafA karur hg Com Nos. -orseans-
BaTs oier 81 (ol IlcouJ ,,...,.
Ai.o nfu1'brf OF Other 90 scfNefisged essss'
NlNp-Sun.ei irom n. J. with snow
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
pittrary.

G. w. Chids announces q new annual publication
entitled Tho National Almanac and Annual Re-
cord" intended to furnish a full and accurate
mary Of information in regard 10 the condition of tue
country including the organization Of the army and
navy, the events of the prepared from original
sources at Washington, the Government ofthe United
States, the progress Of the sciences, and ges, va
rety Of statistical historical aud political matter.
The same publisher will also speedily issue history
Of Gen. McClellans operations before Richmond ia
May and June, prepared by Mr.. Joel Cook, special
correspondent of the Philadelphia press during the
Progress of the campaign on tie Peninsula.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
SHIPPING INrELLKGENCR.
PORT OF SEw-YoRK........ =
Cleared.

esmship-Edinbugsh tBrl McGuissn, Liverpool. J. O.
Dse. 90
stip,-M p. Ludwig, Harding Liverpool. j. w. Elwen
Co.. be3per. Loring, London, Ne'nilh Sons o.
B,rk,-Frap.i. Sec1r Thonpsoa. Csdis Heye Bros ~.
fofnhard (BremeB Dsisu. Bremen Charles Luling Sea
Bride. scotsd. Monteyidso J. Norton jrs Foriunsta NJ
(AustD Dnnich. London, Homboe Co; Crusoc, Lace,
Tarrsgona. Crocker Wood Co.
Biz shOuut. Pierce Cenuegos, ii. d. Br 3oknsn
Co. Hannah Bal Lane Matamoes, B. r. Small Go. Beb
Nevis tBrl Forrest, 81 John, n. b.. .B r. small Co H.
g. Conhurst Emery Mon'ego BAY. Brett. Son Co. Peter
pahlrus. Pnssl Horst. Cork VIM Salem Co. Crocls,
Nelson Vera Graz r. Alexander son; Denx Louise tFr
Fauce, Haue, Boyd Heincksn
schooncrs-Snow Drlt. Wthsn Havana G. Il. Prescot,;
R,tnde,r Norton Blltinore, H. ; Racket; G. r. Rogers.
Johnson Deas IL ord, f. Campbel q. W. Glover, Sms,
Por,gn,outh r. p Buck 4 Co Commerce. kula, Provi.
dence Ni.ssrs sstery New Bedfod Henry Remsen Hart
Msshinat8n Bentley smith CO. y d. Scuddsr b. xer,
Salem. wu u. Msngun Ned. Big ins. Nes-Oreans, ~ II.
brigham Osprey Or J. small ST. John ~ b.. A. sGthers
Co May Harris Johnson, IT Domingo City Joseph Eness
G1ssAbes. Cole Botcn Kate Neston, Ellis LssuAyrs AID
Poslo Csbeo. }. h. bacon.
slooI-a. X. Terry. Terry. Washington.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
))o,i il)m1sns' Noiite.
s1Are II YORK.

STATE oF NEW. YORK.
poRrW WAupsNs OFFIcs, NJ. l0& Walst
g~CTICE Is hereby given, In accordance with
,-e'iou o. the Aci Pissed Aprl H. asI en,'ted An
-, \, c,orrsnl,- tHe Nsrdr = Once CT tbr Por Of New
& 20 IN nr..oat ihterestsi in, having charge OF. the
90 m.os o. snoh .iugy, examination or survey, that
tor.ng vessls noN an der examination by the Port
rns AID t g tls sgid surveys or examinations will bs
,pla;si within o-ys next succssag this notice. on
p,,ia ,aid vos,e.s.
E nrHe Stofes
wA. Il. buRLsiGll, lltsssaI
RNUt I.ELi rks. s,sssO.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

A MIssSG STTAMTR.-Tle steamer Trenton, IN
the service Of the Quarermastefs Department
loa6ed with ammunition, clothing, and other army
stores sailed from New.York for Washington City
on the 3la ult., in company with sailing vessel
which il now in the Potomac. As nothing has heen
heard Of lie Ionlon, it il .esred the II O'h
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Fires.
FIRf Is DuANE sTRHEr.

FIHf ~ DUANE STREET.
On Thursday night, fire broke out IN the whale
bone factory Of Isaac Coleman, No 20 Dunno street,
The stock and building were damaged to the extent
Of about 800. The Fire Marshal found large
packing casc partially consumed. which appeared TO
have been filled with shavngs and fired under the
staife.
fIRE ~ siXTY-sECoSD STREET.
About a o'clock yesterday morning a hre broke
ont ia ~, old " shanty" on Dutch Hill, sixty
second street. and the house was entirely destroyed
Damage about $3.50.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
u<.-.z~rxry'rzs.>v-sszs

.Smi.iJ'eid, Madison County, the home Of GERRir
SMtrn. gives Wadswouh 2if votes 70 - for Scy-
,nour That township has sent full company Of
Anii-Slsvery Volunteers to tbewar. 1t gave Lincoln
2i2 to 20 for Fu ion in lS6O-so that here Is one
town beside Genesee wherein there has been &
clear gain for the right in spite Of the Volunteering
But then the RumseIlerS support does not amount TO
much In Smitliiield.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

The following il an extract from a General Order
just issued from the War Department:
The Court Of inquiry Of which Bns..Gen W 5 Hnrey
United states Army Pleilen. has investigated the charge
preferred by MsjorCeu tr John Porter against Bng Gen
artudae United States Volunteers lt being the opinion
Of that the charge against Mandse
d.proycd and that the OF the service DO not require
the further investigate Of tho subject matter o. shs inquiry
Brs Gen MAr.indale Is reorsd duty. By command of
Major Gen. HALLEcK.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

TAMMASr GENERAL ComNlrTEE "A meeting of
this Committee was held on Thursday evening ut tie
Wgwam, at which resolution was unanimously
adopted to appoint Committee Of twenty 10 nego-
tiate with Mozart Hall for union upon the nomina-
lions for Controller and Corporation Counsel. The
Committee was formedby the selection of one member
from each Werd except the first three, which were
allowed but one representative. The following gem
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

ROBBERY ny BoYs.-1hree boys the eldest i,
year. Of age were arrested BY Detectives Van Wagner and
Denton Thursday f0 slelug the suIn Of 20 nom NI
John Brown resding IN Columbia, Atlantic street.
Of Mr. Brown sged 10 years tsppears took the mon
nom his faihes Iocket wne the aItsr was aseep ana vi"
tho s,her boys clisd went to New a1d speut
u onie way Ony q recovered Tie boys wee
ked up during the hight aud resas ed next morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

DIrD ~ THE STATION os-HoUsE.-COroner Murphy
Yesterday held inquest the body Of an unknown man.
ho died the c,s of the Forty fnh Precinct station
on Thursday ught aud 10 tie station House where
b. soon after died verdict Of Death from rgson OF
the rendered and the body was Iens to tue Dead
fr fs,uuhra.iou.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

EIGinlEsIH CoNcREsioyAL DrsrRicr.-- The
Afos this morning comedies tho election Of JnnoS
NJ. Marvine Republican, in tie Saratoga Dlsir.ct
IN place OF Iaiah T. Blood Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

THR SKATING PoSDs.-The different skating ponds
within the city limits being put in order IN snc-
patton Of the first cold snap. Washington Pond has
been greatly improved, and EXTENDED 80 as to accom-
modate many more skaters than was possible last
Winter. 1t has been incosed with high board
fence, go as to prevent outsiders from interfering
The Union Pond is also being improved. If the
present weather continues ska!ing will soon be in
order.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
SUPERIOR COURT-srEcrAL TEHS-Nov 7Befor
Justc- KoHxn1sOs.


David &. Scott agt. Elwood Byerly ct al.--Cae
settled.
j. ". Sshultep OF al. ag SlAs H. Daifympe.-Csie act
tied
Willard Parker sgt Horacs Androwa--Auswer STRICKEN
out ana Judgment lot plaintiff oT tryJ.ousnes ID Liberty
10 defendant TO sTply TO deiend.
Patrick Feeuy ast The Peoples Fire Insurance. Company
--Iulsmen, Tor plaintiff on demurrer.
San - " hte agt Asahcl Jones a. sJudement dismiss
pg conn itint Opinion With Clerk Drcson DO plclaed
b dseGdans counsel Papers vita Special Term Clerk.
Before Justice MpNHLL-
Cbaron Duvai agt. Louis lie Gros.-MotiOn TO
vacae order denied Boil reduced to 800. Co.s
oi oppo,ing motion blO 10 abide event
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

BURGLARY AT GREESPOrST.--A an early hour
yessrda ornng tho office Il Me,sTs Nseniine Provost
coal dealers. Of FrsnAn wa broken into aic
the blown open qnaItty OF Sausole papeis oo.Ss
and mortgages and $40 Ia 4 stolen No cue TO ine
lerpo.latoIs Of the robbery has yet been obtained
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

MEErJSo or Boss BAKERs.-A meeting OF the
boss bakers Of New-York and vicinity was heid on
Thsr.day evening, at No. 29S Bo~ery. Mr.. X. NJ.
Walduck was chosen Chairman, aud Mr. Hugh Iay'
lor was appointed Secretary. Remarks we're nade oy
several gentIemen present, when the Society way
organized by eiectng Mr.. Walduck permanent Presi'
dent, and Air Taylor Secretary The object Of tho
organization is the protection aud advancement OF
lheiI calling.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
COCHT or GENERAL sESsIONS--SOy 7.--Before Jul
MCCtNN.
John Clankn pleaded guilty Of an attempt TO con

John Claukin pleaded guilty of an attempt to CON-
mit grand la crny. Itciuaudrd iOT sentence.
abela Hughes trod aud convicted o! grand Larceny. Re
.u 4udrd for scntcrca.
DcoIge pleaded guilty Of attempt to commit grand
sely. RenIaudod for sentence.
P., schultz sstd convicted OF an assault on Ihto
doie Miller with intent % DO bodily ham, Sentenced 10 tie
'euitentiiTy for ole y.af
Archibald W son. tficd ard Convicted OF a'an and roo
bers Sen cnced 10 State Pfiiou Tor trp yrtfs
nary smith snd Marta Oaspu tired on charge OF forgery
H. pasrg eOuucrisIt uInA ui.s Acquitted.
VA Brooks pleaded guilty to an ATTEMPT TO comm" grand
lfcru5. demanded lor sentence.
sURROGATgS COuRr-Noy 7.--Before Aelns Surrogate
DAN.
Wills PROVED.
The wills o. ITO following ersOns, doceAS, d, NaNo
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

AccrDEvr.-,John Johnson fell down in Washing.
ton street yeefny in consequences Of tue shppey state ot
sidewalks. and fractured QUO ~ his leas lie was n.
iuc,ed to hi home Ia Myrtle avenue, Jay street os
OheeI Riley.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

The CouSTT CASyAssERs.-The Board Of Super.
visors will meet in the Brooklyn City Hall on Taes
day next, at l O'Clock ?. m, as Board Of Can
VA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

BRooKLrs CRY COuRT.-The November Term
Of he BROOKLYN City Court will be commenced Monisy
c lOh inst when the hEt twenty causes on the calendar
All b, ed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
E2OCNLVY fTEns.

Tes BnooKLYS QvoTA OF voLUsrEEns FILLED.
There will be no drift in Booklyn If the records
of the Board Of Supervisors are accepted by tie
State authorities. Tie recent canvass Of the Wards
authorized by the Board has been completed and
shows tba, the total number of men enlisted in
Kings County since the "a Of July ksi, is about 300
above the total nunbr required nnder both calls of
the President. Mr.. W. Tutile, chairman Of
tie Committee, having the matter in charge, states
that 2,2S7 men enlisted before tie bounties were
paid; and bonnties have been paid to $40 men,
making total of S,7J men who have enlisted.
rhe number Of men required t0tll lie quota was
3 400 men.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

An ARMY or DoYs.--A flock Of boys, number
ine together with their friends and teachers about
Two thousand beads, assembled on 1Lursd.y even
inc at tbe Iee.ayenue Cbuicb Brooklyn, to inaugu-
rale series Of weekly meetings for intellectual and
moral Improvement Such series last Winter,
was 80 popular that the spacious hall could not con-
t,in M who came. Tie series, for this year, was
begun with equal suceess-eyery inch OF room, both
in doorways and aisles, being densely crowded
Theodore Tilton gave the address Of the evening.
Tie other exercises consisted of music by the chill
dren, with brief remnks from the Superintendent
and from the Paftor. Such an audience Of Young
folks is seldom seen anywhere else in this country,
and is raralleled only by few famous English Sun
day.Schools
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

been admitted TO probate: James g. REYNOLDS James h
r. sran, John C. CheessrsD, M. d., and Mrs Sarah m
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
TO ARRIVE
xrNtsruRE ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALnsssO -.
San-Rise,...e:39 sets.........i50l Noor-Rses C;lJ
HIGH WATER
.nG5 IooS.. 8:26 Island. 9;l6 Hell tate.' iV'''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

SERESADE.-The clerks in the Tax Oiice called
upon Collector Driggs, on Thursday niAht and sere-
paded him in honor Of bis election. They also called
at the residence Of Mayor Kalbhesch and paid him
similar compliment.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

AMONG IRE Pines; OR, SOUTH II SrcEssioS
Tnx.-By Edmund KiTAe. tNew-io'h, published oy IHs
TRIsrSg work greatly needed After ell that has been
written By Abo onss and aDtiAboionsts by aPolossa
Of tie system md dcnuBcatoEs OF tas system" the
ruth must eonl ssed wo know He abou, secesb Al
grore on IN south Csiona- Even before the warwe
a nraIJ Ioso cofsct icet Of w,st was rg "a - az
reason: Laose have uIdeTtaken 10 descnpe
manners an customs have 81 her from the
versnth Of the able pater" s'srdpoin OF nou.
tue iGk and disne reoo Of the quarter Ine gpes
Of the "eccomphcd southern gentleman" saw everything
"slsvory" sav nokug bas aboin s.ions the most sbon
l,see. y N9S r..Ki,se has given us book which
q zoe reganenes, Of bi, desef ptioas An tho bal.
derdash which for ,yean has been dinned 10 our
ard d 9@ISi ohe9 1S S,as ,oo b
R % Of % M 20 es Siasa s 0s wsSa Of hs
poor African" his s1feDys mi.eIie wrong. &c &c.,
tw adde, alter oil. Bi these disposed o. there stands
veaed tho great foru oyerrulug fact ,h. the in,u.ion
Of Slavery makes rhhe men. who proud,
conc.ed oyerocaurg insoent, profsns, immoral and
perately wicked and the htes who no slaves
VINO live among hem It rc ders lazy ignorsnt stupid sh
The record tue. Thsrs.s coros'y which follow: No
reluyi IAN form 81 Government by possibility hold
srtber with elements ysrps,uSy contend with.
aoo lsuet. mlst be s,roysa tie Rs public falls II
we pre- che lecture o. ga hours drraion We could not AZ
rye at surer or more unsLsHesshle conchsion.
In Judgment book has Jet been printed this sub
jec, "nh compare VITA Among tie tins" Tor the cor
s deas vaphc power of its descriptions.
Actual He il t1s Soath shown to wildly tha:
feet ,hst know all ~ and no, much at fault IN
what Sighting iOr lDaily Traveller. Boston.
CoRoSERs' C,sEs- Yesterday, Coroner Wildey
ted Inquest th. BODY Of Henry LeBdof stsy residing
No I62 ismnoud who died from injuries received
by the ID Dg Of the steam elevators In tue paiu factory Of
Htsynolcs, Devoe & pTat Houston ttieet.
The Coroner held iuqlest the body Of Margaret
0syuor who cid ilom burns scc1sn.sily received on
Nednssdsy last.
FOUND DE0wyED.-The body Of the private
wttcaman 0po) who was accidentally erewSed from OF
tie lsip Lio BIO, few Llgts siocs, was op fridsy
roiug ound hoetz ia the zip Pier No. II North River
, Tie CoIoIcT notte1.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08

M,s.rs. Eik4r, Glover, aud Rapallo, the Exam
iners will ~ on Wcdn.sdny rer At 3, O'Clock r NJ IN N
Conceal lem room, iof ,he pufPoie u examining sll.
iaust be- hlcd wish tine Clerk en- or before that day .
John H. VT md Homer nite have b-ee acaitiei
rraccr on tie report Of Committee OF ine lat Tenn
Belo.o Ju.tcss / . shan, Leonard and barnard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08

ABRAHAM LLscoLN, Preslceut Of the United States
of America:

AsRkHAM LLscoLN, President Of the United States
of America:
To Al Whcra % May CoHesp
Satisfactory evidence having been Cited 10
me th.; E!EIcuE "a AM tah iesn GpPciriei
Con5ai ofSfin &C Poitt ! DO heIbT T'CoGniEs
him rs suoh. II dscls birn free . exercise and
erj such fJnO 'cnE powers ans privileges aa are
allowed 10 tie Consuls OF tho most faVoTsd
r,tions in the United States.
In testimony whereof favs csusei thess letters
TO be made patent, snd the zs,l Of the UnIte1
States o be here lnto IA ,ed.
Given under my hand AZ the city e wash
lnEton, The 6fh day Of III A. ~. 1885,. ard
IL, OF tee noepsnd ance ofths tied States Of
Arms. ios tbs eish'y seEeEth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
WILLIiY X SEwAED secre1ry Ct stats.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN, Prsdsat of the United St.te
~ America:
To Al WAeHl it May CoHeaH.
Satisfactory evidence h.vIaE been exhibited TO
ne that FRf.gRIcH KuHNk, OF NeE l5Ik, hcs
oesn appointed COnsul ofthe Pms Ps itr OF Reuss,
OF ths Noarg.r Line. for the United states Of
Ammo. 10 hereby rscoEnzs hin as such, ana
declare him free to exercise AID enjoy such funo-
tons, powers sLd privilege, as are slowed 70 the
Copsuls of the mos: favored nations, IN the
United Stairs.
In testimony whereof. have caused these letters
10 be made patent, anc the real Of the United
States to be hereunto affixed.
Given under nv hand, az the city of WISH
ingtor. the 5tA day Of Iuly, 4. n. 1851,
IL and OF the Independ 9nce ofthe United States
ofAmerica the eg htyI sew; Eth.
WILLIAM h. sEvARp, Secretary of State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-08
FROM GENERAL GEARY,s BRIGiDE

Especial Dispatch TO the Philadelphia In uirer ]
WINCHESTER, Va July 2 in passing through
Perryville, en- route to Winchester, sfter fording
the Shenandoah at Smokers Ferry, General Geary
made some important arrests. One was a man
named william A. Jackson, for abetting the
murder Of a fugitive Union soldier, named Samuel
n. Jewell, Sergeant of the sth New York Regi-
ment; also, Daniel H. Sewers and HUGH and
Cyrus Mccormick, who, upon the day after the
Front ROYAL fight, arrested two members Of
Rnapp's Pennsylvania Battery, who had behaved
nobiy in the Front Royal engagement on May %,
Hungry and worn, thew reached the Shenandoah
at Smokers Ferry, where Sewers and his COM
rades went to them and propitiated them with
promises Of protection and food, and getting their
weapons from them, delivered them ever to the
enemy's pickets. Also, John Kidwell, paid spy
Of the enemy. These men were all sent forward
In custody.
Considerable reconnaissance has been going on
in the Valley Of the Shenandoah, feeling for the
position and intentions Of the enemy, who 10
known to be watching an opportunity to reopen
terday morning, Gen. Geary's command was
thrown In the advance, and moved from Middle.
town down to the North Branch Of Shenandoah
They penetrated the Big Fort Valley for some
distance and came upon body 81 about eight
hundred infanty and section of artillery supposed
to be the advance Of either Jackson or Ewell
Geary's advance guard OF LIST Virginia Cavalry
fell upon an ambnscade Of the enemy near Port
Furnace, and skirmish ensued, In which two
Of the cavalry were wounded, not fatally, and the
Rebels were driven from the rocks and stone
fences by which they were sheltered, by vigor
Gus return hre The casualties Of the enemy are
not known. Geary's troops IRE now holding
the ground they have gained In the rugged Big
Fort Valley, which Is the highway between the
massa utten and range Of disconnected noun
tains TO the westward
This reconnaissance In force, from indications
at present, is likely to reveal the position Of the
Rebel army, known to oe laying back for an op.
portunity to strike blow. II seems to be de-
termination to seek Jackson out, instead OF wait
ing for him to seek our forces.