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New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

CoysII CATyAsssRs.-Tho Board Of County Can
vssse6s continued their session yeserday noon, Mr.
Pnrdy IN the chair. The election returns Of the Eev-
enth aad Seventeenth Wards were thoroughly can.
vassed and found to be generally correct, the errors
being msiny Off clerical nature. Tho board e''ae-
ij,hed the fact Of the election Of Andrew Smith, the
regular Dennocratc candidate for Assembly IN the
I2.h District, comprising the Ilth au1l7th Wards, by
majority Of A. over the stump candidate, Peter
Bower. The difference between tho oflical result
and the figures ge published tLe DAY iolowins the
election IL not nslerial.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
KINGS Cor

Kisos CoUsrY C,RcuIr CouRr.--Nos. II, %, s.,
7' "A, rs, 10 H. 10 80 81, a. 49, 49, 80, 81 s, 60 30 81
BRooKLYs CRY CoURr Nos Al, ~, 50, IS, 90,
%, ., ~, ~, Is. "a, Is g6. n. "a. IA ID, 3d. So
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

CONFERENCE Win TnE WAR DrrARrNrSr.-
Gov. Morgan sud Qlarlermsster-Gsn Arthur, oi
,lis State. have gone TO Washington, to confer with
tie Wa Department relative 70 dia drait in New
York.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Board or ALDEBNEE.-At a meeting Of tie
Board, yesterday. a communication was received
f,om the Mayor nominating Henry 4. smythe for
Stree, Comnistioncr. TIE nomination was, how
ever, rejected By vote Of ITO 3.
Mr. Boole offered resolution, which was adopted,
that the Committee on National Af.is be Instructed
10 inquire into the expedieney OF procuring such
means for local defense the tlme demsnos aud TO
ouen at once "A corresp spon1enee with Gov. Morgan ca
tie subject, AID move for tho appointment Of CON,
peert officer 10 take charge OF the local delenses oi
the city.
Mr. Jeremiah presented a resolution calling uIon
the Comu itiee on National Aiais 10 asctrtain aud
report TO the Board at an early day. what number
of recruits had t,en furnished by 'he City OF New
York, nnd inslrucing them 10 confer with the nill
tary authorities on tbe exIoncncy Of deelhing every
ci izen exempt from tie draft WHO should iurniso
one recruit toward the quota required. Mr.. j.
made a stirring speech in support ol bis resolution,
aud afkcd ior the unanimous sOio OI the DOaid Oh
iis adoption, which was given.
The ComIDities on Arts and Scieuces reported a
resolution sppropraing 81, 600 each, for tho ror'
trai y OF TnOnss JoleisDn aud Gov. Morgan, which
WINS laii over under tie rule.
After tie transaction Of large amount Of routine
business the Beard adjonrDed until baiHi dsy ut J
7. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

GRATuILA's SEVENTH REGIMEsT n. G.. BsSp.-A
series Of ten beautiful ,hd interesting promenade
concerts viii be given, under the patronage OF the
members Of tho Regiment, by GHdul.'s 7th Eegi-
ment National Guard Band. The first concert Nil
take place on Saturday evening, the 18th iua. and
they viii be continued on every alternate Saturday
thereafter. Tickets can be oil tanned Of the ordeTlies
oitte yaIions companies. For greater convenience,
limited number Of ssason tekeis, price g, will be
issge3, which can be obained OF Mr.. G. S. Gaiuls.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

THE MlNHATrAs Gas CosPAEY AND rnrih
KnfN.--Among the iirst who struck for higher
wages in tia city, wens the workmsn in the service
Of tic Manhattan Gas Company. Their demand
was promptly granted, and the hands resumed their
work. During the strike, however, the men per-
fec,ed an organization or tra.e union" having
for ito principal object tho revision oi the standard Of
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Disasters, DC.

SAN FRAscisco Oct. 81. 1901.
Tie ship Rather has damaged her cargo ~ salt water The
shp from Boa'on bas s' DANA ssd her eSss By
sai. water, ed sprung sss lorsmssL-IBy lsstas.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
fAdverii,snsBL !

Everybody should obtain Il PHnIsoLooIch
IAAulsGItos . IouLEE walls, NJ ~, bfoaavsJ, g.
l~si ft cir talcr's. defects aad pfoFof oeeli saoa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

RIsgL BrEecITY--TBKLE KssIUCKIAEs HUsG
BY BsAGC.-A correspondent from Mount Vernon,
uDder date Of the I'd, fays: To-day wagon
arrived here vitl thTee collins, for the rct1ins oil
Capt. King late Of Grab Orchard, and bis two sons
who were hanged ut Cumberland Ford with
ihiriecn others, by bragg, Oh his retreat. They
were charged with busbwhacking. Cept. L ing's
trOthcr Jack, aDd u III Ows.sy, relation Of K1ng's
Iving ut liustongie, Lincoln County, with some
Of the Cciyors Of R9ckceste. wsfc With the Rebelf
aud gave sanction 20 the charge. The victims we're
mostly members Of Capt. Kia2s comoany, raiced
for tLe detsnee Of Cab Orchard. The charge Of
ushwhscki < was faiss. Capt King Was taken
prisoner IT, cinrge at the bee1 Of hi, company,
upon Kirby Sgliths picke;s, IN ihe Crab Orchard
raid. HE, wfll lie sonf, was coEiiued IN the Dan
vile jail until after the battle al Porryvile. Some
e ihs oi.ih:rs of Rookcas5e together with ctizeDs
from Lincoln and Prlash CcgHties arrested loyal
eilisen of EockesAsle, formerly Of the Union army,
and, 1t is ,aid. 10 was hung with King.
LoYAL OnTOEoOs SGTTIgAEsr.--A coues-
po1dcnt Of The ByeniAg Post wiiges: About three
.1es u the oaitWaAd of fauquier Sulphur Springs
Va virginia along Il rSpSs OF hilis oi considersble
FERTILITY, there is a large settement OF oetoroons
weiilo-'io IN this world, and an induftnons people
~ W oiisn was IN this wise nn,nbcr OF poor whites
s"Sf uich scuiiiing managed 10 acquire lew sores
aon oi tbe hily region in quesii,.n, ana cOk 10
'11useiVes mUla,t0 women for wivos. Ihe present
es.sfau ., some three removes down. Nre go white
I'm ~ 10 diihCnit 10 detect any trace o. African
Iioou Ia tLs4 veins. The whole settlement 10 for
sac Dniop.''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

THy Dpur.-No arrangements have yet been
made for m immediate draft in this Brooklyn,
and 70 siepa viii be taken in The matter un'il the
return Of Gov. Morgan 10 Albany from the National
Capital. Judge AiyocaIe-GeneIal An'bon has re-
turned to the city, but il not prepared TO make any
developments on tho subject. The only definite
Information that has rsnspred is that The hnt seven
Senaiorin, dis'nc's are deficient about 1000 men,
aud rom an thut We can learn, New-fork viii be
called upon for much larger number OF drafted men
than has leen Anticipated Brooklyn reckons that
sho has filed her onos, md we believe that The CAL
cglat'ors Of the War Committees IN nearly every
county in tie State tend 70 the same rosnl hut they
are all reckoning without their host a' u II under
slool tha, men who came from the interior end
enlisted here or IN our sister city, and took the city
boun,ies, will he credited 70 tie counties whore tbey
belonged In that cste, the ooun.ie- should be re-
quir.d to rc'urn tho bounies which have here been
80 literally bestowcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Tie Brists' Fund Society Of New-York will open
is ird Annual Exhibition oi Monday, November
nth, and coutinue open until Thorsday, December
ls. % the Gallery of the lire Art institute, No. O.,
broadway. between Houston and Blocker streets.
Choice pciores by Stuart, Allsion. Trambull, Cole,
Inman, and By our first living American artists, with
fine specimens Of foreign works from Ihe collection
~ VIM II. Webb and Others are TO DO exhibited.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

From Nrw,EE 10 NEw.YoRK. - Attention IL
directed 70 The timetable in our advertising columns
Of the Morris All Etsex RiAroad Company.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

HrusoS RIyTR RhnRoAD-Important changes
in the timetable Of this rosd. and Of the New-lork
Central, wi take effect Oh Monday, tie l7ih inst,
Tor which see advertisements Of that date.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

nrcHIGAE MEs IN OUR HosPrrALs.-Ihere are
nearly three hundred rick and wounded toldiers
from Michigan in our hospitals in this city and vi
ciniiy at the present time. Mcbig ladies resident
here have organized a society auxiliary TO The Al-
chigan So6er,' Aid s9ceIy, and are woflng, Nc the
ladies' usually do, very efficiently for the we''
fire OF the heroic men from their State. Under the
excellent management Of Col. Clmk, The .iheieh'
military agent for Mictigln, these siok aud ~onn6ed
men are regularly visited and al danily provided
with the substsntals aud comforts they require IL
deed he has won the confidence ofthe sodiers under
bis care as he had before oarnei the esteem Of those
who placed him IN he position he holds
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Fon rHE WrsT.-1he evening express trsin for
the Wes', va Central Railroad Of Ne~-Jersey aud
Allentown, will i,sye New.Yo,A at o'clock 2. H.,
instead OF o'clock, on aud alter Monday, the l7th
iuF.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

wages, ard the rejection from employment Of every
.nnn who would not join De association and conform
70 ne rules. The would DO, IN similsi Unions in
Europe work with ih1sa Who were not mcm'ors
Tie rule was applied 10 thioo or four % ihe ire
men, sud their discharge demnded. The officers Of
the Company yielded, AM made lie change desired.
The thinking they he'd the power, began 30
play the part of tyants and insisted on tie "a no's
of all who were not members Of their association.
and expressed determination not 90 work in future
with any who may 10 employed urlefs thcy hrs'
joined tteir society. The officers of the company
think that sueh IN arbilpry rulo would deprive
them Of the moral control of their works, atd came
TO the conclusion rot 10 submit 10 H. They have at
ready discharged fifty Of these men, sHd upward OF
u hundred more will be Immediately removed, il the
Organization does not rescind tie rales which tue
Company consider SO Objectionable. Tie officers
iud no fault with the demand for iocreased wages,
Ebut think under certain circumstances a IL proper,
ard they have acceded the demand, but they wi!i
not yield tho night to employ whom they Please nor
surrender others the moral control OF their works
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-17
Cleveland, Feb. 10. A. D., iss2:ssO. A'''ihS'''
NTASTRR'S SSALNPupanANTg

M ASTER'S SALE-PURsUAPr TO
issasa nom the court of Common Plies Of Guy.
ahoea county Ohio, at the suit Of John A. Foot
against Francis A. Bonner, Hannah j. Bonner, and
others, 20 directed. shall expose for sale a pub
gity 81 OleFela1d, IN said county, the twenty
dAy OF February, 1852, ct ten O'Clock A NJ, the fol.
lowing described pieces and parcels Of land % wit.
Parcel No. L tract or lot Of lana situated IN the
tWalfh range Of townships in the O0nnsotieuf West
grn Reserve IN the State Of Uhio and which 3 also
in the county Of Oayahoga, and q known By being
part Of lot 4o3 and bounded as iolloWg, commenong
Wa1t corner Of said lot 4; thence north along the
original lot lina (20) twenty chains and u links TO
the southwest corner Of land conveyed By Caaafle5
b. Robinson 10 David P. ". Day, thence east ds.
southery line Of said land conveyed b. Robinson 10
DAY ag aforasaid; thence north ~ west along the
eagtorly line Of said lot conveyed BY Robinson 70
Day, as Aforesaid hVe (5 chains snd s1 lnB to the
the center Of said Cedar street one hundred and "a
ty.seysn ieot (5D and nine (9 inches thence south
parallel with the west line twenty i've (25) ehaing
my four and one half (54 lins thence west three
80 chains eighty nine sld one half (S9s) links 70
the place of eeginninQs eontaipinE mo aud one
eighth acres Of land. Apprassad at 3, ,634,
Parcel No. 3. a lot o. iand IN the toWuship Of
GBWb1rgh, county Of Ouyahc ga and State Of Ghio,
and described % follows, 70 wiz Beginning at stone
in the center Of Cedar street and the west linz Of
said LOT 45; thence east A south hundred (00)
feet along the center Of said Cedar Ifroef thsnce
Bauth Ho east i've (sl chains sixty hTe (65l lingi
theuce west 6a north () chain and nlty. nine
one half tso) links & the west line Of said lot lo8
fheues north ALONG sad west line i've 10 chains and
sixty i've (65) Links 70 the plac9 Of 6esinninsi and
being seven eighths Csl ofa3 esre o i2a9 PPfas-
Jonn A. Foat Ma5tsr Commir.
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! have, sc, s Lyons
Tic LoBdon Freeman on Jea. Davis.

AAD A-NAA~A EASpuAAa On aiGlhs Davis
The London Freeman hits JEFF Davis an
appropriate lick. JEFF lie the auther of tbe
Fugitive Slave Law, and Englishmen de-.
spiss him more on thst account than on
account Of his repudiating procliVities.
The Freeman thinks it would not be m.
4sir to ask this fugitive from Northern
eaptors and jsils, how he would like TO be
surrendered to his kidnsppers9 And
further, Why should not the Northern
ers gst us 70 accspt, If they can, fugitive
rebel lsW, and to treat the heartless negro
hunter es be has induced them 70 treat
negroes It would be something in veTv
goed keeping to tell him when. he nomsa
here-NoW, Mr.. Mason, we tbipF SscrosS T-,,sS
have much better reason for runni1'S f.o1.
slavery than you have for runnino f-o-. f-O-.
the Union-d foTtiori ss you send tIsI,
back to their unlawful masters ve SI,ssI
send yeu back to your lawful mssters We
have vindicated the honor Of our fac bv
bringing you here-noH, we shall do unto |
yo1 as you have done to hundreds, by of-
1eEing jon to the captain Of The Tuscsrors.
or % Mr.. Adams p
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william BIetcher, ! In Common Pleas Cuyalc

VS.. "a Co., o. Attachment
William s. Marsh. Action for Money only.
THE SAID WILLIAM 8. MAPsa will take
notice that on the 4th day February, 1854, the
said William Blet9 filed Us petition and CON-
menced his action againSs the said William 8.
Marsh, the object and prayer Of which petition Is
to recover from thesaid William 8. Marsh the
sum of SO .6Ie o, with interest thereon from Oc-
tober Iith 1861, and costs Of suit, which sum the
said william Rlethcher claims the right to recoy-
er op certain judgment for the said amount re-
a5vered at the date last aforesaid by the Bank of
Upper Canada against said Marsh and William
Bletcher, which has been assigned by said Bank
to Stephen Bletcher, and the consideration for
winch transfer was advanced by Plsintif, who
now is by agreement with said Stephen, the law
full owner and holder Of said Judgment and the
debt evidenced thereby, and for money paid upon
said judgment to the use Of said William s. Marsh
by said William Bletcher, no part of which judg-
ment haf ever been paid by the said William s.
Marsh. Said defendant, William s. Marsh, viii
appear in said Court and answer said petition on
or before the 5th day OF April, A D. 1852, or the
same will be takenEs true and judgment render
ed accordingly.
RANNEY, BACKUS NOBLE.
febESI9 Plaintiffs Attorneys
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William Bletcher, Plaintiff, ] In the Court of
against Common Pleas Of
william 8. Marsh Defendant Cuyahosa Co, o.
HlHE DEFENDANT IN THIS ACTION,
William s. Marsh, is hereby notified that q
petition, for the recovery of meney only has this
day been fled in the clerks office Of the Court
ofCommon Pleas Of Cuyaboga County and State
Of Ohio, setting forth that the said defendant is
Indebted to the said plaintiff in the sum of one
hundred thirty -four dollars and thirty-fye cents
with interest theTeon from the I'd day of Febru-
aFy, A D. 1857 upon promissory note of said
defendant, dated at Hope, in the Province Of
Canada, on the 30th day Of January, A. d. 1856,
and made payable in twelve months after date,
to one John X. Roche or bearer, for the sum of
twenty-seven pounds and fifteen shillings, of
which note plaintiff Is owner and bearer and
that said petition prays judgment against said
defendant on said note for the sum Of sISl and
Sll0O, with interect from February 2, A. D. 1851.
Said defendant Is further notified that he must
answer said petition On or before the 18th day of
April next or in default thereof judgment viii
be taken against him.
RANNEY, BAoKUs NOBLE,
Plaintiffs AttOrneys
CLEVELAND Feb 10 ID 1s62 $50
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Nv pEFlaTrEaf. Feb. 8. les2.

the following order from the Navy Depart
,no1t
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70 Hos. GIDEON WISHES.


The Stone BlOekade----COuversatIon be.
tween Lord Lyons and Secretary Sew
ard.
The following dispatch, from Lord Lyons
to his Government gives report of con-
versation held between that Minister and
Secretary Seward upon the stone blockade:
! ia.laz- Ian IA 1854 ReeeiEed Jan. 2y.
jour lordships orders, spoke 10 IT. Sey7sf1
on the subject Of the plan adopted by this
Government of obstrUcting the entrance to
some Of the harbors in the Southern Stateg
by sinking vessels, laden with stones, in the
channels.
81 Mr. Seward observes that it was sltooeYb.r
9 mistake to suppose that this plan had been
devised with view to iniure the harbor1
permanently. Il was, be said, simply a tenn.
porsEy military measure adopted to aid the
blockade. The Government of the United
States had, last Spring, with q navy verv
little prepared for 30 extensive an Operation
undertaken TO blockade upward of 5000
miles Of coast. The Secretary Of the NAVY
had reported thst he could stop m the
large holes" by means of his ships, but that
pc could not stop up the sismall ones.D IL
had been found necessary, therefore, to close
some Of the numerous small inlets bv sink
ing vessels in the channels. It would BE- the
d1ty OF the Government Of the United States
% remove all these distractions as soon ss
the Union was restored. It was well under
stood that this was an obligation incuu bent
e1 the Federal Government.
At the end Of the war with Great Britain
mat government had been called upon tn 70.
move q vessel which bad been sunk IN the
harhor Of Savannah, and had recognized the
oDlgaeon, and removed the vessel accord.
mgiy. Moreover, the United States we're
engaged in civil war With the South. Hs
vas not prepared to say that as an operate,
= ~ eaE y was unjnshhahls 30 destroy pey ma
nenuy the harbors OF the enemy but ~ .tbir,,
. .ls Aln9 naos neeA done on the present oc.
e-1lon- esseia had been sunk By Che rebeIs
e prevent the access to their port of cruisers
q tne Vnltea sp'teS. The same measure had
osen saopseo Dy The United SJtates in order
20 make tne hlockaee complete. When tbe
MF ss enqeo me EemOTsI of ell these OBJ
S0aenons would be q gIere matter of ex-
penle, there would be no great difficulty in
-smoving them etectRally. Besides, as had
slready been done in the case of Port Royal,
the United States would open better harbors |
than those which they closed.
ssked Mr. Seward whether the principal
entrance to Charleston hsrbor had not been /
A~o9A-AJ tAo9eN aAtS 5ohnoEf Dy vessels SUNK Dy i
order Of this Government; and observed to /
him that the opening Of new port, thirty or /
1orty miles of would hardly console the peo.
pie Of the large town Of Charleston for she !
destruction os their own harbor.
Mr.. Seward said that the best proof be
could give ne that the hsrbor Of Charleston !
had not been rendered inaccessible was, that
in spite Of the sunlten vessels and Of IL I
boekading squadTOns, British steamer laden |
with contraband Of war had Just succeeded |
IN getting in.
have, Sc, Lyons
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A ssIGNEE7S NOTiCE-NoIIoT

Williamson 3 Riddls,
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Nntloa.

ANAAeOe
The State Of Ohio, }COurt of Common Pleas.
Frederick NJ. Bacfus, PPtf, For Money only.
vs.. rrl -.
Ralph Walker, Defendant. In Attachment.
RALPH WALKER, nonresident of the State
of Ohio, will take notice that Frederick NJ Back
US, of the county of Cuyahoga, In the State Of
Ohio, did, on the nth day Of January, A.D 1889,
file his petition in the Court of Common Pleas.
within and for the County Of Cuyahoga, IN the
State Of Ohio, against the said Ralph Walker,
defendant, setting forth that the said Ralph
Walker, justly indebted to Howe, Baekus Co,
on the 10Th day Of May, A. d. 1851, and now Is
in the sum of Five Hundred and FoFty-three Dol
lars and forty-fiVe cents, with interest thereon
from May 18th, 1851, on an account for divers
goods and merchandise. by said Howe, Baekus
Co., sold and delivered to said Ralph Walker at
his special instance AMI request, that said ac-
count has been assigned to said Frederick n.
Bsckus who Is the real owner Of the same, and
praying for 8 Judgment against the said Ralph
Walker for the sum claimed to be due, with In.
terest from the date aforesaid and the said Ralph
Walker is notified that he is required to appear
in SAID Court and answer said petition on or be-
fore the 9Th day of April, 1862, or said petition
will be taken as true and Judgment rendered 40
cordinglY. FREDERICK N BACKUS,
BY Ranney, Backus Noble,
feb7S79 his Attorneys
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MASTERlS SALN-PURsUANT

MASTER,S SALE-PURsUANT
lyt to the command Of decrstal order OF sale
issned from the Court OF Common Pleas ofOuyahoga
county, Ohio, at the suit Of John A. Foot against
Henry R.Smith, Margaret A. Smith and others t0 me
directed, shall expose to sale st public auction q
t door OF the Uourt HouBe,in ths CITY Of ofOeFeand
IN said county, on the twenty nth day Of February,
1852 st 10 O'Clock A. M, the following described
lands and tensnentsy g wit knoVn q being
county Of Ouyahoga and tate Of Ohio, and Is boun
ded as follows. Beginning in the center Of CsdAr
the lot line Of said lot 40 thence south par ae with
the west line Of said lot, . chains ard 65S links
thence east one chain and 96H links; thence north
Is chains and 40f Inks TO the center Of said Cedar
street; thence north $50 west along the center OF
sad street, one chain Bnd 971 links to the place Of
beginning, containing Eve acres OF land, be the same
more or less, but subject to al legal hiRhWayH,
Appraised ct S89l. GEO. n HHMAAs
Hasaf Q0mmiasioneF
JOIN A. FOOT. Plf. ian2417B