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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY JANUARY %, 1862

accompanied by his family lie entered the circus al so AID
there saw The Identical Cobb and beside him during tie
performance, converting with him most par Of the time
e.rnc matter. H. that sppicsti wa
about to b. made Cobb liberated from the Arrest
ldo Morris Gobbs counsel IN the matter there could
. no su.pian q ris being mistaken ia biz Identity The
theory Of ~ defense thst Cooley Cobb enter tho
basement BAT Another emerge ion II, end that
Cooley was barking ~ fAc tree This Is prohab
f tr solution - rie Gscfsull.ies I the ~irese' tc
9y. Cobb not rlaced The stand BY me def -
he probby would hare aeen had he not been m Now
on The dsy in question Tho Iury found verde. Ia favor
tie sheriff For plaintiff Mr. Ca@p0eil for defendant Gen
Croose
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q. 2l 10 600 do Milwaukee GLIB at 81 3d 81 2 200
Amber lows s 80; 42co do EorshW Western Cgo . 30
nvr,s terms va. sold = 33); 04c0 do Red Wet
en- 6O DO. Amber Miebsan in store On pri'
v,e tefms: d. Red Long Island, ~, snd "o DO Am,
lo ~ a. Bailey il Do bet er request aud with limited
riy,s ri rs are hrn; s-es e. SEQ bush good Saic
s1r, al ..r Bsr'ey MAJ g'et bit tru al 81 &c, olt'
f,,,,,,e mt 6-r A. tJ04ilc for Csrodan sd Neern
ud gc or STATE. Rye 81 10 good request and pT'co. are
r; sale. Of bush state ., &c. delivered Corn ~
rroved demand and with light receipts, prices aie MAIN
famed tie s1pplv however /. ample Gales OF b,J bush a.
SIC 10, DAMAGED; &c for Northern Yellow bc Tor
" esiorn Mixed IL store, and csc fof DO ctNe!eu We
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CIRCUIT COURT, KINGS COuNTY-Beforo Judge Lori
Richard ]. johnson at. A. f. CsmpbsIl, Sheriff;

NlchsrdJ. Johnson at ~ r. thhpuoi' oho'i"
.Jobnyop resides somewhere in the vicinity Of
cvpr... HUI, and has nithbof In the person OF Danie A.
Cobb tinated that the suit was for malicious prose-
tion hut did tanspifs on this tIis snd re-
-iy,d Indignant $685. An execution Issued under the
J,u,ut being unsahed an execution was i-sned
..ain.t p-son oil Cobb who arrested on ne
th.t it, compelled give bail or conhns himself 60 tho
Al, mit.-thoCity Of brooklyn and the town OF fIalonsh
n, law T. thit II the party thus confined to tho limits
, outside Of them and the party who has rooe'eds uds
nrrt against Lin suit by servings summons
an IA, Sheriff while tie party /, outside OF the limits hs
en- recover the amount OF the judgment nom the
sbrda Johi,on watched Cobb, aud aided by
i,hnrrr pur,md him to New.York, and both saw
I'M, In tho vicinity OF the Merchants Exchange where
uou len hi, servant watch Cobb while he posted back
10 Brooslyn 70 lis lawyer. j. L. Campbell who got
uuon, and served IL the Sheriff. at 2a II IL could be
"y,d that orb was n NcwYors At that particular moment
men the Sheriff liable. Cooley the Abore employed by
Johnson testified that when the latter lett New orb h.
Cooler kept his eye Cobb until after oeock he had
see. Cobb 20 into basement apparently 70 dino having ON
coat and shortly after Cut having put on light
I'M coat The time OF the the iilh OF August
lat He then commenced 10 work At baues, at which he
continued until Cooley left seI o'clock For The dSiens"
Judge Morris TOOK the stand aud testified tna on this 1uu
@ffh .f arrrs' Which Naurd1V ~ rf'"nl"'
zee Nay
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Nv. Wholesale Priccs Of Country Produce

For TINS VHsg ENDING WKDsEDAf JAS. - l5ti
fR,poisd eIclusvely for THE n L. THiBUbH. oy Dhs"
fKEsrn.
korics 20 Cos,gsoHs ~ f,Es PRoprcs-fut "e'y
thru In order Marx plain indobe directions on ofey
pscLssr Including weight with tars count and name OF au
ce, Also took bill Of particulars inside OF one pacAfe
nsrisd Bill" and slsys send one by na, win notice
Wien and how things are FORWARDED -,
Cosx.ioSs OF selling Berries Fruits te. where pnt
aga. returned small lots OF stun 10 cent oihsf
Yam produce generally, cont.
OToT.ros are sales Of good Produce In 1000 oid,r
a, uLol.se such a. fsImss realize. snd not 9spps" ."
Spssplstor. prioe, ~, 49,, A.
Brr1.E-1hrre has been much lees trade than during me
La, vel Price. as unchanged bu, the market 10 lame and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

on this road The land payments and sales are satis
factory and the Company are receiving large
amount of corn from this source.
The St. Louis, Alton, and Chicago Railroad earned,
fpr the week eudirO Ian II.
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Di.assers, sc.

TN. .hp Arawrght ashore 5. Of the Highlands h'' AZ
,S ,nus ,s insured in Europe The vessel conssnso
to Ms.su Leuoyre Bell: The stesmtue Aeh'"'' VIZ" Wv
- Mama len last evening TO her assistance. A. a
The .rhr Clifton previously reported ashore orr Ne ,n.iSs
Bsrnega nle fcated on the lith INST; n 10 this
tbs Inlet She makes but little water. and VIII re'"" " w.
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COURT OF GENERAL srsSIONs-J,s. 9l.-Beiore
judge McCrsS
Wm. Griffin, alias VIM. Mcdonald convicted o

bgamy; remsnded.
nns Finn aud Mary Clat convicted Of picking the pocket
of Mssdarn. kaTsoh Of No 1888 Es,eI street and stealing
. wallet containing 4 81; Temsndsd
Nm Risby shicsmSn convicted Of ssenlt and battery
by .kns Dexter w Proctor OF No. 10 Walker street IN the
aide with . clcsyer, remanded.
D,nni, Doys convicted Of grand larceny by stealing
JJT ~ from James Co.gove of No. 30 East Twentieth
street while he drunk In the store No $50 First avenue
on tho 9th Of December.
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tEATHEHsWe quote; Western, choice. y n 3664c.
fRFsB MEA1s-Country cohszHofs ire iuently leave the
hare,s in their Veal and Mutt0u, which Injuries the sas
s. tu0ts;
Poet, sides good y t...4 as Veal T. n ...........5 &c
huttOn, cerc.sses......s az
uiBE.-N G quote:
Western ghug 6jd75 - et....................T u
Country slaughter tiimd aud cured ghn Eva GI
CRY sunglar trimmed sud cured. weighing 500 Ct
GANEihs mNket Is greatly ovefstockel with Prairie
Chickens aud prices much lower Quail and Partridge
out Of end the sale pruhbit,d send
The latest gales Of Nenisor have been &C. Shippers should
bur their euson IN last possible that IL 10
Tu through The market before tie 18TH Of February We
quotes
We lion sadiles IN Prairie Chicken.,
,,g1n A = - Tram rair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

IL VIII be seen by our telegraphic dispatches thai
the Committee Of Ways and M,sns have arrived at
the ONLY resu, that any thinking had ANTICIPATED
they would and have reported bill authorizing ali
issue OF $50 900 900 Of United States notes fundsble
in Elk y cent twenty year stock. Whether this Is
the wisest plan or not we will not express an
opinion but il il the simpes and most practicable 10
relieve the pressing wants Of the Treasury mmedi-
ately. OF course they must be sustained by an an-
pe tax bill Of $50, 900 900, they will rapidly de-
pIeciate. The country is fully prepared for such
tax and are ready TO pay ii 70 strengthen the hands
of the Government to put down rebellion. The
Boston Pot well SAYS;
The grand fact Of the whole .nbet 10 that tie country
ch and ready TAXATION. II poor scheme adopted
al speedily he amended CroakeTs need not erpect tie
county with 10 pocket. fu Of money TO 60 TO ruin mer.
because those in authority diner a. 20 the t,,t poct" o.
the cash from those who ready 70 pay IN any
case there should be fear Of sudden inetiont VI" De
gradual restrained By m,ny hins' and mainly measured ~
the extent and duration Of Government outlay
The Cincinnati Ga-e'te Of Friday saw;
IN. demand IN our market FOR New Yorf e,clsnss "'
.bo, ecus 10 the supply but rscs were SHADE hrnc ihh
an Fydsy fair proportion OF the buGines, having been trans
,ctsd At par buying and prem selling The discount srae
was dun TLs offerings Eight aud good paper loans
" ore ostsined without difficulty a, l'di2 y cent
TLe Clicago I'ribpne of the 18th inst. says:
The suppl, OF New York eIchsnges ,l very much shove
n. demand Although he'd more ilruy today owing to
80 tie hand. Of banker, IL is "a en- ifon eusiomei
a. par; - ling rete OF ~ cent prem. ood-lbe denshd
for gold light The telegraph inform. ne that u 'eil o1sy
below e. cent premium In New ORR spd A ths 90 was
never 80 well supp-dss It Is dull here III, buying
price for the dAy been 2d2 tho higher hgue fof round
lot. Selling Az T. cent the higher for retail parcels
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ReceIpts Of Produce.

J.- zl.-llOO0 bbs Flour 500 DO. Corn betl' 200 DO
Nbi.y IL coo push Com, $500 do. Oats. 700 bbs Pro
yi,ion. 100 d.. Lad 500 ksg, DO 1870 Dressed Hogs
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The Court Of Appeals CALENDAR, ~;

ALptNI "Wednesday, Jan. y TO.
Tho colo,y;no ia the Calendar in the Court OF APP
neal. for Jsn a3; I So 81 a. So. 49, H. ls TO- sno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

tho Of few hours Coroner Murphy held inquest
upon body The Jury rendered verdict of Death from
eNtfayas ttion OF blood on the brain"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

APpTvs Choi-e red f G, b1 - '30 - choice O esl-
ires ,J s5a -; choice oNbrry Rustc's % "d - 70
CHsNFgAttEs-LXtTaf @ DOL SiuQhlli %, good 10
CHOICE. -Hu-Y
PRIEr FHriT-Ne quote;
New PEE, :, d., a Pum, choice 2 IN 0l7
Ncw N,sCrr . J....t. q a effi"s........IJ a
tLCrf's ..fs.sloU f ftcsuefileF go"
Dried F-aches. Gew.. .le0ki
U.Io,.--R,d. &, 81, Z BIG yellow. = Dbl, : 33@
20 Sos v bnc. ?5G -. uIuch, - EIud, ga ~ -
HhRLcE-s' iN tLuclssi = ~.
T,uSTs. RtTAEtGA-P DBL, Sc a II.
hARRow sgUihH-bo.0n, II 80.
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Bo.sou Weekly Bank Statements

BOsrON, Tuesday, JAN : IOo1.
$4,000, Se 9,i 100 Dine 10 other banks. 81. 81 go
Loan. and discounts o. toluh Deposit: a 90
y 10 u 'hi-Nf' 'i'''"''N"''''''
A, IA, .,Dsy bnpas s,uis,s~sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

Ex.sDurips the Last two or three days large pui
chase, have been quietly made In anticipation imposed
of Government contracts hrmeT tone bas by hi: nrahs
b.en impaired the market but Ws arc not sure n' ay
essential advance has been established We quote P"s
Medium Xsbu slr5 2 O5d2 IS Marrow bn 61o p9a 70
pea i, bush 6Z n O3d7 80 Kidney, bu o. lDI ood| -
BrcxvHYir FLouH-p 100 n. fax TO good, 81 Todfi DO
BH00s Comp m. tdte
BgEswAx-v n, 3ldJlc. OIL
Curvsk-The MARKET IL very quiet good many 'heese
are still held &C. but this hsuTe h. become so
nominal that reduce 1t 10 the range Of heu' "s ~
w. q.v' 4, r.7I6 7ifnsli.h D.iry v ~
DSIs,xp HoGs continue In large supply with no essential
change In market rates. We quote; ms. u,
Ws.,rn city killed weighing 20ol ana upward ID
Ws.t,rn city KILLED. weighing 1900 1870 n, ~ b..'.4 ~
Wsstefn city Killed. weighing 70dlo n, b....'.''tia-
western country dressed :, a. a.
Stat, country Jfeued wfhingzuO IN and upward H.
state country drs,,ed weighing lp0d lHob Io''''s
State country dressed weighing 7Oali9 ID, ~
PouLrKy-ruIksys are about Ic. higher eief Sol" u"
I'n,Lsy. eItrse ~ ib-dl0 Ducks choice y =
Turkeys choice, y D...-d 9Ducks' c9nnon "'' 90 :
TnrIey, comm H. IL 8i0e-se, choice, q 10 pa
cIioIs1, choice " n. g a g0e-ss, common, d. ga
ChiclsIs comm, b..s a Old Cocks = 'o''''''' ."
eeedened state Of things crisis IN me E
make. Deses are most Of them fully stocAod WINE the
ro, p,ye demand g. exceedingly Light The receipts air
n sccumulaiing in tho hands o ieerN.i'
a, the present rates, which seem exceedingly low ioI m
All ,oundings for the bottom fallaeous thi'
year We quote: IT., Mill m.
Ssts and Penn, choice, western choice v o'"" ~"
OF the maxi, 4 dol.. 10 dlb =. , HIT,
Fpn,-The following quotations arc for No 9uslihei
Nor and Fam. Western. southern
Otter, n piece. - o0dtt 70 ~ Iads' " " ." 20 "
Cross foI....... 500 w a a., "a zoo
prA for. ....... ''n l3'l J WIZ ". - a.
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fhtveri,enentl

fstveri,efnent.l
DREW * IELNCH,
pEorrCF CoyVissIoN MgRcHLNri
IuT-Ru, CuiIsl. EtGa, PorLrES, GANE. GaAis FLora.
Pour, Sc.
10. Ere Buildings, N.w.fors
Our roiioi 8. "Quick r, AID pr1mp leturn. -
Tef.rsne.-D. r. Martin Pfcieui Ocean Bank Newton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

FIRE-A lire occurred YESTERDAY IN ,he upPei ia,
" ID twas caused by the upsetius oil ""o'e p"n'so Wv
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urrI,rrRr AIMANAr

., p,...7.l5 isets............5:05 Moon-H'es o."
sIGH WATER TEfs DAY. -
sandy Hook 1905 Gov Island. l;5" heb''s's''' ."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

Tie system Of issuing 80 y cent Treasury Notes
to public creditors, which Las been commenced by
tie Secretary tbe Treasury, has had the effect pre-
dicted. Large lots have come upon an unwilling
market and the quotation has fallen to li22 cent
discount for clean Notes and 2i93 y cent FOR H.
dorsed Notes. Qusrternaster Vinton is, we under
stand, paving these notes out here TO any one having
an accepted claim ON the Government Who VIII
accept them. Ifthis continues the market rate will
probably fall 90 about y cent discount.
There is more activity in the street for Gold at -
G3I q cent. The demand sppears to be mainly
from SPECTATORS.
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Internationally

IAdVtTkltrHrnt
The highest Premium paid for AMERICAN COLI
o. ihe banking Office Of THoSrsos BHornsRs, No W,st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

COAL-fbs market for Domestic has ruled steady and
lair inquiry prevails - 25d o. Is tun from yard For
eig is dull but the supply 10 light and prices generally are
vel maintained bat are somewhat nominal In the absence Of
important sale.
FLOUR AND AKAL-We,tsrn Canal Flour 10 In i'm
proved demand mainly for export Influenced by the decline
IN eshts and tie advance In exchange brisk indury also
noticeable for Investment ade brands and have sold
freely sales Of 300 bbls sS 80 supsrhn-
state and Western 50 70 81 rs grade.
e Extra o. 10df51 10 for Extra State IS syQ b5 g. for
Fancy IS 90G pc for shipping bsuds Of ronnd hoop En-
Flour in fair request and with limited receipts price.
frn sale, Of 900 bbs at 81 70d46 50 for E1s South
ern Flour fair demand and with limited arrivals aud
moderate stock prices rn sales OF $50 bbls AZ ~ 75a
s ~ for mir-d TO good superhns baltimore &C. and &c -
81 70 for Extras Rye Flour is steady aud ia better
sale, Of 800 bbl At AJ6s423 Corn Meal ner aud
IN fair demsnd aesof $50 bbs for Jersey and
AID - 30 for Bsndyine Buok wheat Flour 10 aabe
AZ ~ lJutl N5 " 100 ID. We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

Money is abundant Oh call ut sat L cent 10 a.
youte borrower and in some CAGES even lower rates
nave been accepted. Tie interior banks have large
balances here, which they are endeayoring to lend
temporarily without much regard to the rate Of in
terost. Paper ia also working easier, and short
acceranccs Of first class have been done as low
. E cent. Tie current rates are GaI & cent.
The gross receipts Of the Erie Road lave been for
several days past about 600 per day. The month
will hardy keep up with this. but The earning
promise to be nearly as large as in December. The
annexed figures are furnished by friend of the
Company, and although the result appears incredibly
large we can see no error in the calculation except
ing perhaps, that tie expenses should be placed at
q somewhat higher figure, say sl,60O 600, which
would eth leave a very large resulting balance for
tie common stock:
funnss or October goo
Eornugs for ~ ~
Essaus for $4,000
Es-,rg for four s2,9l5soo
Operating expenses, al $4,000 - month
ioOie ,h-n Is. f.see 900
-Four mouths dividend prefeTfedslocA,
at T. cert = alnuni.. 49, oo-2o'Ji"
200
canned IN fo1r applicable dividend the old
ocA s5oIt e cent, or equa 10 nearly n e cent 40 yesI
Tie receipts for the Grand Trunk Railway, for tie
week ending JON II $40 20
Corresponding week iast yesr............... 1914 20
r@'V' 90
The exports Of produce continue heavy. The
shipments OF bacon and lard are perfectly enormous,
and without precedent in the history Of the trade.
TIE exports Of breadsuas have fallen of, and are
now comparatively light.
TIE following are Thompson Brothers quotations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23
p,t.t E,r,.-Mrs. Ann Faikner aged IL years

,e.,,d.v IN nron ~ ~ 'd'"'' IN VOW '''' 80
. A.. -: ...-.-.. .-.... -s>- '..~',s AZ 49, -s.'' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

WEDNESDAY,. Jan. az, 1867
ASHES sre r and la moderate request at 1T 81 for Po''
and 20 p FOR Pearls
COTTON-We are again obliged to record du and heavy
market Prices are nominal at JIaJZc. for Mddng Upsnd'
AID DO. Gulf, 49,
COFFEE-Rio ba. been In good demand. We hear OF
sales ola 100 bags Nautilus private terms Othsr oes
crpiyns nezected bat hodes goneay are him IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23
WIN. Fowler agi Eliza Fowler. 1870

The parties IN this case were married IN lNDI Tue
plaintiff ue for divorce from hi. wife the ground Of adul
ery ard she brings action from him on similar
cha e. The plaintiff aege. several acts Of nhdey upon
The Bort OF hi, wife naius the persons with whom and places
q, which she guilty Of improper conduct young Ia"
yer this city we'll known Tue pro'e.on IL one OF the
named hsviuG had criminal soDyeftaion with h.f
On the other hand she her husband with se conduct
aud ash. to be divorced ,
law TO separated from each other The verdict oil the
ury will decide the question The lady 10 young and Of at
tT,r appearance The has been before tho
CONT two dsy,, and IL yo concluded. large number
of watch the proceedings with grea. interest NJ
A 1iehr.t for plaintiff NJ Campbell and G. bsinbEidse
Smith Tor defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

THs BRFChISRIDGE PRIaARIEs-Ihe Nhlioi,"i,
or Bfeckinrldr. Democratic Primary hee,ms' 70 r'o
delegates 10 the Kings County General Committee VIZ
on 1nesdsy evening and passed on IA an ora The
There wa, very thin attendance at the N9tps Prha,-
new Committee IL 10 me ct the hrs Tuesday III 'oo'"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

ihe December earnings Of tho Illinois Central
hosd viii show some falling off, but in January the
amount will be large, az The earnings compare with
az unusually large month when The demand for corn.
-e-.' 49,, AZ 90 ~ 49, s.--.-s ~. 80 .. /. -l--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

The members OF Covenant Lodge No q J. O o. o. r, are
rape.ed 10 Meet at their Lodge Rooms No Jos bowey Al
IL O'Clock this day. to Pay the At token o. 10 Po'
late Brother =. G.. HANOCH SPlFE1. =, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

POISONED ny MoTIFR.-Coroner Norris
held al inquest Tuesday upon the body OF child two
years old named Clara Jane stahl who died on board r
canal ims lying at the foot OF CoIovef street from tne
effects Of overdose Of laudanun administered ny us Tvs
mother through mistake verdict In accordance win hs
ac,s but eIcupans the mother from all blame was
by tho Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

ACCIDENT on THE NTwTowS RnLRoAD.-A boy
named Wism Watson In attempting to mount the plat.
form Of one Of the Nowtown Railroad yesterday, fell
npon the and sustained fracture OF the lrii hip
The Second ecnct Police convsyed lin to lis home No
2yi Water street The Company making experimental
trips daily In order 10 try the capacity OF the track which ia
some places l. found to be impaired the rails having been aid
when The ground was frozen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-sPEcritTns q.
Before Judge BRADi.



DECISIONS.
Banks ACT BURMA bond must he executed con-
dou.l 70 pay Judgment II affirmed and the cost, OF appeal
70 be by sui.tes to be approved By Of the
uses OF this Ia days After .-ryce Of this order
Gsddard a.t CToey.-The demurrer 10 well taken Juds'
ent psiun with liberty TO defendant TO answer on pay
Intnt OF costs. .
rniAL TEHx-Jas. 2l.-Befors Judge HiGros.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

ACADEMY Or MUsIc.-At the last meeting q
the directors Of the Academy Of Music The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year President
IN. C. Pierreponti Viee-President, George i.
Thomas; Treasurer, j. II. Frothinghami Secretary,
4. C.. Huh; Finance Committee, W. NJ. Richards,
Z. u. PlymptoD 4. Wbitehouse, w. VI. Newell, j.
W. Degauw Executive Committee, a. NJ. White,
l.. b. Wyinan, +. J. Lowber II. X. Worihingon,
%. H. FrothinghGm; Dramatic Committee, John
Greenwood, Robert X. Raymond, Edward Lambert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23
/ Western, choice, y dos.lt as

ons arc Tor No. | qualities
Western. Southofn.
% l3dtJ 80 ~ :0d - 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-23

The Huchnsons will give their first concert at
the Brooklyn tabernacle Gu Monday evening the
9th II Is needless to say that they sing well az
ever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-07-07
TELEGRAPBIO NEWS.
FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
Address Of Gen Mcclellan to his Army.

Advices from the army CT the Potomac I'D 70
Saturday night indicate that all is quiet and tie
army in good spirits.
ADDakss OF sRN. M'cI RLLAS TO THE ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC.
Hsddqaarbrs Of the Army of tie Potomac }
camp Hedr HdrrISoR's Landing, July 4, 1862
Sololers or the army Of the Potomac! Your
acnieVements Of the past ten DAYS have illustrated
the Valor and endurance of the American soldier
Auacked oy superior forces, and without hopes
oI IelnIorcements, you have succeeded In chang.
ing Your base Of operations by a fank movement,
always regarded as the most hazardous Of mill
lary expedeni You have saved all your gun,
except rev lost In battle, king in return pun,
and colors from the enemy
Upon your march you have been assaIled day
aItet dav, with desperate fury by mea OF the same
race and nation, skilfullY massed and led Under
every disadvantage of number, and necessarily OF
position also, you have in every conflict beaten
oack your foes with enormous sIaua hter
Your conduct ranks you among The celebrated
armies OF history. None will noS question tha;
edcn OF Yol may always, with pride. say, 81
0st0rged TO the Army Of The Potomac - You have
reached this new base complete In Organization.
ana unimpaired in spirit. The enemy NAV al
any Iine attack you've are prepared TO me-
them 1 nave personally established your lines
let them come and We will convert their repulse
into final defeat.
Your government Is strepptbenInU vo,, yvIt1,
the resources Of great people On this, our IA
uon,s birth da7, We declare to our foes VINO are
Itoeis anst the best inteTe, ,ts OF mankind that
this army shah enter the capital Of the go called
ConiedeIacy-ihat our national constitution shall
prevail, and thst the Union, which can alone in
sure internal peace and external security TO each
state, must and shall be preserved cost what II
may In time, treasure and blood.
GEO. Il MCCLELLAN,
MaJor-GeneTal Commanding.