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voRliGI RELATIONS.

ToRlIGH RELATIONS.
Lord Lyons rectrIy had an interview with SssNd-
Letter. writer's cay, in Llud ng TO the circumstance, shat
nothing whatever of an Official character has been re.
ceived from England, or any other European Possr, In
dieltinE an intention 70 interfere with our political AE.
fairs in connection With Z recognition Of Southern in.
dependence.
The Baltimore G~IIstts, on the contrary, says the
condition Of our foreign ~relAtonA notwithstanding the
modifying assurances lately given BY the Associated
Press correspondent from Washington, to the contrary,
ara very distinctly assumed to be threatening, especially
with France and Spain, by some Of the most pryiDg OF
the Washington correspondents.
The New York Worlds correspondent, in addition,
giYsS intimAtions eonfr nAtory in q degree of their state
nents. h, says that the course Of General Butler q.
New Orleans, and The zeal OF some Of the naval com.
mAndsr in the Wsss ladies have evoked those issues
which the representatives o. too, ct least, Of the Pos-
ers concerned are prssing to Q somewhat psremptory
solution.
The following statements are fom the Warrington
correspondence Of the New York Times:
DurcuLrIKS WITH TRAscL-
Tue OF ,l announcement made some days ago BY the
StAss d .pAr.ment, that there is no reasoa 10 s~ppfehend
sr!ous embArTa syments With France on account of Gen.
Butrts op fralions In LOUISIANA, Is nov proved 10 have
tis foundation and no more: Toe French Government
has dem ,ndsd iuil and imuedAyo indemnity for all in
aries Ir histsd upon French citI, ma BY General Bu,lsr,
the immense um.nent-nos nearly ready ct Mirseilles
being pointe1 70 a. the commentary on the Diplomatic
Request. Our 5Ats Department, therefore, in Announc
log tbaI there will BE- no difficulties, leading to- q rup-
tuTe Of relations, merely Informs the French Minister IN
A~ivsnce, tbst il is ready 10 back down to any IL en-,
tom Geee:al Bgle : acts; aod hat no defence Of that
officers oondue', and no ADEQUATE examination Of the
Fsaeh c~omplsiou gill be maze az . bar 70 hIs trffhsr
efJrt 10 conc Late.
a sPtcK OF TROUBLE WITH STAIN.
The Spaaish Minister has sddrs, d 10 our Govern
nent = demand for ~ spocgJ for the burning Of . vs.-
al In Spanish Wstess by one OF the thips Of Admiral
PAriagu,s A,eG Tbis act i. 10 complained, was made
more heinous by insults TO = Cuban nag strAle Who re-
nousirAIed against tho stong doae Ia . neutral port
The Spanish 'QlAdrol noS cruising in ihs Cuff might
undoubtedly g,'e t'eutle to che large d !eI Of our Trans.
pors yesAH -hicb vll soon, from Ill Indications, DO
obliged % navigate that region.
Mr.. Tnuilou Weed "a here. Hs Instructions will not
be ready In ina to let him sail By Its SCOTS, "a intead-
Cd, AID HE departure DoS dapcrd 10 SOME Shsi on the nA-
ture OF the next ssVicCs received from Europe.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
LAND FOR SALE.

WHITE . lie hhds really choice cl.nasd Whit,
w Fug,f Tor sAls BY oHAs. 7. WosfHAa q 90.
nols-9t -
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FROM .rHR NORTH

fhs following suramAsy b naAs ~ IRON hks North
srn papers, including dasss from tAs isA 70 tAs lSA q
N0vsnbs1:
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500 q. '.s':"s.; =. II. :s:s '--*sTs: ~; = .''
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

GoTroN lArrIyG, Yarns, TwIaes, (asn,
" and 90 ton) breoms, Csppefss Nrsppiug rapet, candle
vfck, Ae 4 WILpJRp,
nb1l ia Main gtrest
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
EIsC

IA NJ FH IN 3E8HD
NAS&A to the Large Auction Sails Of MANUFACTURED
TOBACCO, TO take place TO day al 10 O'Clock, at the Commission
House Of Saul D. Hcn, on oAry street, between 18Th and l4tb.
Paroles who wish TO make lLveStasnu In good and desirable lots
viii d. We 70 attend. nols-ll'
II Osr Iomeuhsrsin the vicinity OF the Capitol Square, on San
IL day i6 h inst . handsome, circular aouFninR
HreastpIn, with = peAri Ia the centre The Under viii e
literally rewarded BIZ ] avngi Il a. tbs eGee. nsis-3ts
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mAsONIC NOTICE,

FnHr meubers OF Richmond Randolph Lodg. No. 10 are n
II su rmr ned - attend . stated meeting, Of TIE Iocgs,-A-
this evtniLg, at O'Clock p. w., At the Masonic Hall. ~
II. nslenI brethrea In good stAndlag are also rsqus,sd/V '
10 attend. ~ order Gf the Nof. Master.
noIs-its JOHN LEsrER, see'y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

Was DIPAGrNEsT, Q g A.
November 5 b, 1864
spgiOTs Iae fcs goisg rules and rsgaiLdSls.
q. ". RANDoLPs,
Secretary OF War.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18
PORTER WANTED.

W AsftD . streor able bodied mar, not subject TO military du.
w y,sho can bring testimonial, efA faod character, forh me-.
~ AID sobdety. To such an onsLbs o. wages VII e pa wsAs
stsh 10 ruploy By tbs nOaA, m hen st and fathiai servant. %
work In oar sore.
mol! 81 KENT. PAINE . O. Auc,.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-11-18

Cotton Ia very dull at . decline OF l . 81. Bresdstu
steady. Wheat easier. Flour advanced 81 10. Pr
visions vsrV dull
COnsols 93 SIS Z 9Si for money.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
The school OF Design for Women.

Tie annual term ot tue School OF Design for
Women hiss opened. Mrs II. r. Field sIill occupies
the posilion Of Principal ard under hof mausgen,en
The school continues its fourishing condition. The
average attendance Of pupils Is one hundred ani tie
number Of applicants for adnssion Is, as usual, In
excess Of the number Of vacancies IN the oaees not;
witbsianding tho rigid rule which dsniisses any
upii who il absen, three days without satisfactory
excuse.
Instruction Is given Ia drawing from the fat from
casis and from nature in wood ard COPPER cngrny-
ing, designs fr manufacturing coloring photographs,
aud all the vnrciies Of painting.
Experienced teachers arc employed ir each Of
these departments Mr.. O'Bien 10 Professor Of En-
graving; Mr.. Withersge. Of Landscape Paint
ing; and tho Trustees are hoping 10 secure the
services Of hr. Thompson M Profeescf Of Figure
Painting.
Although Ills IL eminen,ly free school, lis Object
being to afford gratuitous instruction 70 womsn who
having the natural tsie and capacity for such par
sui.s, intend to epply their knowledge 10 gaining
their support teachers or professional artists,
still, paving pupilr are received This, instead Of
diminishing the number Of FREE r1pils increases 1t,
since for every pupil who pays go, two free papilr
nre admitted, the fund nrisng from these payment
enabling the Trustees to employ teacLers, and
at better salaries. Another advantage rsEting
from this arrangement 10 the refining influence oi
those who have enjoyed superior advantages for
education, which has produced & marked effect upon
the character Of tho school.
Tho scholars ars clsssed according 10 the object
Of their eudies, IA amateurs, preparing 10 become
teachers aud professional or industrial. Tho first
elass is composed Of paying puils The Las. OF those
who wish TO apply their knowledge to practical
uses Such is the ambition Of ths pupils that few
are willing to be less than artsto consequently the
olssses in engraving. ltnograp.y aud designs for
manufacturing no comparatively small. The class
in wood engraving. for instance. numbers buttwenty
students, while that in drawing from life contains
forty.
Nc pupil is p.fmatsi to remain in the school over
four yesrs, and certificates granted IN less time
10 such as succeed in acquiring tie requisite pro-
fciency. No Diploma is conferred, however, sltil
the ability Of the pupil to teach has tecn thoroughly
tested aud 10 this end, aose who ere preparing to
become teachers, are enI<oyed from time 10 time Ss
monitors IN the cassoa of bseiunerr 80 stncts the
care exercised ia this respect. that out OF Tho large
numbor Of pupils attending last year. bni six were
permitted ~ receive diplomas. The umo spent IN
acquiring their profession il. Ia many instances.
rendered pecunisriy profitable TO tie studen's, or
dsrs for engraving, &C., being frequently received
by The principal, who assgns them to the most sIi
fnl pupils for execution. Somo of tho most advanced |
wood eDgTavers often earn go per week in this
way, and many support themselves entirely from The
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
s;es Wsdsworrh -. Marshal Lnnon
eontrabnuds rstica~cd from Jnii.

About l2l O'Clock on Tuesday night, Lieui Branin
Of the Proves. Gcald, vi h squad Of men, pro-
persons of two fugiGses, sandy and Rachael Suih-
srlaud, confined therein a., the same time producing
lie orders from Lerr Col. Dos er, directing @rn TO
proceed TO the ui aul obtain ,hc boGes Of the t"o
rereous reqcoai'y II lie coud forcitly ii be musi,
and TO deliver tfpm 10 NJ Nichols, Superintendent
OF Conirabanjs- The guards on duty reimos 10
obey .be order; bni tto Froyod Quad having been
marched 10, TIC jail guaIts, seeing nat r'suiauce
was uscless succuIsbed, ald tho two iugiives were
brongit down aud delivered under protest
Tnis mernuc, he .ail guards acre given a receipt
fof tie fuqitiyes. Tho negroes came into our lines
at Aoquia Creek, ard lad The military protection OF
Gen. WadswoIih usually given to contiabands.
They n ave both been ia Government employ The
ran at he Patent-Oace Hospital sui the womAn
at HARDWOOD. They were afrc-ted few days ago
es tbe iugtigen Of Gen. Walter Mitchell Of cDaii1'
Phillips, one Of the Commissioners under tbs ngi-
tive Slave iaw.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
GRIPPING INrELLuGEHCE.
PORT OF NEw-YOaK.......Nev Is
Cienred.

ehips-St Peter SsviD. Havana w W. Rrssen Brother
Co. Neptune, Peabody, Liverpool C. II. Msnsal Co.
garss- Gutemunde iIisn Vol kulkrp, London, Funch,
Msiucke Wendt; Adbel Ksder Nctssoo, Mslsgs II. d,
Erooirsu Co Frederick iPuss. hobien. Cork Funch.
MeincEe 4 WsnJ; Arys n Potter. Naples. J. w. Elwen
Co Tuisho tBIemen, Dsnnsmsnn London. UDta't Go.
Baoid Clsproh Qusengowu john Jsckson, Spakling es
nonson. Iibon. b. Gsgeri lido kinbs. umcr, Cadiz'
Clesr1an Co Margaret tBr Finley. Cork T. Gilibrsnd
Brg..iaYy Alyns Arnes Hsvsns 4. n. Webster; Ann,
Ya,es Monrovis Yats Il Porerfed; 4 w. Rowland. Ne.
Carly New Orleans T. d. Hursu, Co. nnhilde tDsn.l
Pu.ck Cork, VIM + Schmidt: C B Alec Rsy Portland,
Moore Henry. fred Owens Crockett, Bostcn. William 3
Brown Co. Peerless lBr) Skalins AuIyeIP, H. q. A
DewOli
schooners-Un5Ine. Bsker BH1s-por., Baker DAYTON
s n. Snith. Iitcum Baltimore Merrill Abbott Hsnn1s
Weftbrook Lejohn Portsmouth,. o. l. bat b. Lydia Ann,
Lawson Wushiugton Nsn Brunt Sasht; y smih, An
d.Tsop Phsd.ph r. simp.cp. Ellis Port Royal John
Van Brun sseht Rebeees Tobin wsshinatou Gun Rock
land; Susan Bear.e Boston, 5. w. Lewis Co Jns,na
Holme. boston VIM. > Brown 4 co., Hr,y riak. D4yy,
Wsshi8gion T. DayiIson AleB south ADooy T. b. Chase,
nglow, Wass Addison. Me- Abbis b. ba.eh Pot Roysli
Essex Post Phi sdephs; Carson. Hish. Chss'er, 40
Brunt slesht Mary Arosi Ditsol, bottom; boIer ksp
keo Portsmouth, N II. Chief Ne~coub. Pc Atnooy ~
q. Chase Co.. Lovet. Peacock, Lingo, Aexandns D. v
Murray.
so5ps-Heury Shannon, Vale, Nsw.Hsvsni Harvest Cor.
wiz, Bristol, L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

pto,ogra Oh coloriDg y

proceede If lheif lessons. Photograph coloriog '7
also profitable branch, and ia socle instances poe
tssis panied by tho pupils have b.oD sold ~ pii"es
varying from S25 10 $50. Lssi year, n9 81 hs'si'-
ing tho hard lines, he aspeea'e fam eimed byib9
Members OF tho school exec del S2cVl
j. IL the intention Of tic Trustoes ID appropriate
room for the exhibition Of studies by the pupils
which will be sold 10 yisitors who may desire 10
pnrebase. This 10 intended more as a premium To
industry and talent than as a source OF profit Inc
principal need Of the school st present u good
models either in nature or sri, need when New
York owes i, TO berself to supply. The great sdVan-
tAges flowing from such a school render II worthy o.
the earnest support Of every citizen. IL tprUVldes
for that large elias. Of women who, rich in native
talent, but poor in purse, prevented from raing
,o their true level and il provides for them not only
the means Of developing whatever tslent they may
have, bat helping hands, AMI encouraging voices
which follow aul aid them after their course oistuiy
is completed. girl enters hs school poor and friend
less when she come out che has gained not only her
profession. but every teacher every Trustee, every
member OF the Advisory Council is her friend. So
ceiy too, game largely by ls, as by every sieeies
Of education for these women necessarily refined
and elevated by the study of harmony and beauty,
and By that inleDsible influence which may be called
the magnetism Of All, are dcubiy lnej ior tbe duties
which socely nquirss Of them. L. is 80 be hoped
thea thst tie good example Of the late Robert G..
Goodhue, WHO left n tequest Of five hundred dollars
TO the school, will be widely followed, and That, as
il Is now superior in respects TO foreign schools
Of art, il may foon te inferior in none.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
COURT CkLFNDkR-Tu,, nay

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-Nos. Il. 81.
H. IS. 49, 49, So 2i 81 S. rs ~ A. So On Saturday AZ
M the Judge VIII call the calendar through cf tho pur
poe. Of setting down cases for particular day.
sUPREsR CouRr--GEsERAL TERM-Non-enu.
merltod-No. 90 VI, ~ IS. 80 81, 3s Tho call then
comHonces II No H. sod viii be oonun1ed I'LL finished.
SUPREME CouRr-CRCUiT.-Part I--iShort
oluse' Nos s59i ,8oS 8oa soC5 8227 e23a ss0s ss27
ssio Part lllshon ciasesl No. 466s sOlo 1910 SOFA.
Hoifi, ba3l, $685.
SuPRTME CoUnT--SPYciAL TERM.-Nos. 25S POI,
26o. so 2l. 529, 324. 3a6. J2l 800 30 80. to $40
SUPERIOR CouRI-Part Mos 653, gS7, .8i9,
s 29ei 29i, 27J 1855 2939 POL 2993 2es5. 29, 29@l
PM il-Ncs 1876, 1854 iS3 ?Sts 3os. asi2, 1884, 1885,
Cougr oY CoMYos PLEAs-Pert Mos. $50,
ii2A "a so si5 1910 Is,s l5l1 1888 1852 1901 ISos
1863. 1854 5agi Psrt II--Nos 1881 1850, 1888, l.Sa
1894, s2a ls93 1885, 1901 1899, l5s? 800 1901 ioV2, is9st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Gen. Mcclellan Tntsrd- so Write " ssisioi,
of irs gnup..-oste.

A genileman from Nafbngton Territory intro
duoed hinsof. The General said lie was sorry 10
zee him ru0er fb,g- circumstances. No fet speech
was uade S'ne ono ohfewt3, General, We
,tall rec Won baeb IN O fortnight" Said he, "If
never retug 10 the Army OF the Potomac may
live 20 weto il ii Tory. j. is attack to which
shall devote myself. AAu, 90 inolher: " ieel
g. If Use Aruy OF tie Po,0mec belonged o. me. l.
o. rre. fcel tha, ~ ciieets afe mt ctildrer-my
brothors This separation u like forcible divorce
ol loan sod syile--it "a unnatural"
lCor Phfa1s'pLh Pre,A
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT coURT-Nov. i3-Bosof'
Justice NRLsoS.
JHpORTAsr COMMERCIAL SUITS.
n. l.. Ch.nce ct al. agt. Augustus SchclL

". L.. Chsnce ct al est Augustus ScAclL
Plaintiffs sought TO recover penal duty ol ~ per
cent psid under protest upon Importation of glass by
rrsy Brothers Co. Of England aud sso TO recover duty
paldhpon 50 Of The ss which they coutend
broken and ohorsc dausged whs In the POSSESSION OF the
Collector
The defendant conened that the United Ss.es Appses
raised tho invoice value Of the ssss tsn 10 per
ceuti binding upon the Collector by statute TO exact
penal cu5 o 20 cont and with fe,pect 70 tie dsmege
oh. ed tho defordan elaine that proper taken Of
IN. chande while IN h keeping and he Ia 40. respond
bic f1r the dsnage charged.
VIM. A. aele ct al sgt. Augustus Schcll
plaintiffs olsim that upon an importation OF silk
from Clna the invoice. which & In Cnese Isss. would DO
ch.u scd into United States currency a. 81 pog Tale.
The defendant contends that The Statutes Of 1929 fx the
value OF he Chinese Tale at 49, At which the Collector
computed tho invoice and demanded duty. which paid
under protest
Abe plaintiffs sought 20 duty paid the tfsrencs
In the smouns between conpuStioB Of the Invoice ut 81
and 3 90 per Tale
Ia both tho shove suits Vel llcs rendered for the
ptutas subj to the opinion Of ths Court 10 be
made.
T.. Desfeld Smith United States Attorney aud Ethan
Allen Assistant United States District Attorney for the Gov.
emment, Jas. /. lidgwsy for the Plaintiffs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
ISasserprxs Arrived

10 steamshfp Chanpsn, from AgiR7-aH-Nfrs. Carton
iwo ehldD and nuT.s b. ohD. Mis' aiihEen Mrs Cheee
man. H. Anderson rs l.. hman and iaughicr Mrs Dow snJ
daughter, Miss Williams II. Kello1g, D. Smith snd irmfy
Mr.. lie Count end Guild, Mbs Rayn-r ~ isys AIs.L Low
dell MIs. Mailman, child n,ne o. ronliBsop Mn
Howe C. Nerd, p Hero iburr j. ClsIk a. Ecvrlan, J.
Samson j. c. LII j. Cbh-bolm ard Emily r. sfcl hers0n,
J. BuFnr and family, l.. Coitg nls SIipssa J. Hun.
Roodhouse. w. H. stisps q. II. d. Capt. Michel, rhos
J. Anderson end niece. Ms Wood and child Mrs
Rice and child, nn D,mont sra child. W o. Carter r.
King. Mrs. Sheldon aud chj. Mr.. STowbidae AID fam,
Ma Thsyer, A. Siioben. II. Roe Mrs. Harris and chill
g. Cbapprl, Mrs Latham, q r. Wight. J. Newman jos
Pentlsnd, G. Taylcr-snd full compliment IN s,saraxe
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

WINTER GAnDry-FARrwELL BENrrIT oF Ed
WIN Booru.-On this evening Mr.. Booth makes his
last appearance but one, taking his farewell benefit,
aud bringing TO a close Of the most brilliant en-
gagemeuto ever played at this theater He will ap-
pear in two parts, Peseara in the Apoetats, his
fathers erenlest character, and Shylock in the ith
act OF The Merchant Of Venice. His friends and ad
mirers W not overlook his opportunity of testify
iug ,hoiy Acknowledgements 10 an artist from whose
performances they have during the Tast two months
derived so much delight.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Auction SALE or PHuzE pGoPTRTY.-Tbe nale
Of The cargo Of the prize schooner Columbia took
place yesterday mouing at No. 81 Park place and
No. u Murray street. nearly every invoice bringing
fair prices One ceroon OF ind 60 was cold for $50
rlubarb brought $l0G cass Of 75 pounds each !
printed calicoes cold from ~ 20 81 cents per yard,
aanner from 40 20 IS oouts pei yard, aud ary bsn-
keis from 81 to e. per pair
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
Thc r:eccu, Desths in The DSPnrtneof -
the sGut1.
The following osler bas beon Issued by Brig'-Gen.
Brannan, announcing the recent deaths by tie pre-
yail.rc .nidl mic in lLe Depariuent " lhe South.
Hs.nerAfIEE. nlr,r.sEsI q ~ 81, ~,

HILTON flEAtt lnEf ROYAL > = NvF D. I'm
GsSFaAL OaDKus No. 1T IL the paiuiu duty q the
sntrg Genera 70 announce % te ih Afiny Corps
the deco ~ firif ate companions IL arms.
Col Nathaniel W. Brown. "a Regiment u. !. h-tiiery
lCbiei u Afti.lrryl fhs 3J-h q; October, libt
Cap. J. A Nslod Con nlssafy Of Suoas euoo depot
Con,ml.ssrv POI Roysll tie 10 ~ Ootobcr, lr31
Capt T. 9. Minsfls j. & lStsr ot tho lfts h.j Oer
Michel or ~ X3ih n Oci0btr, 1902,
who have fallen stus 10 the spii1r p-ova Ing snorg
Col Brown sIce bis cyIlfn.ud n She 50 II. Artillery
bs, By be military sb iy atd excellent tcplns. brought
,bs sos,Den 10 stste o eicieneS rendering equs per
hsys. t. any iu thg Cogls..
api L. A. iysreid fsiihfnl ard efficient s'sh ooer
and lis business capacity rendered nin peculiarly hted
tof thr rosio D. bed With slch credit 20 himself and tef
vice 10 the GDTer tfleuf.
Cat {. Williams. A. C. ,-Tved a. Leuou,n and A.
D. G. on De sia Of Con Mch during hss entire campaign
o. tie Wos 1nd "a but qsite young uau h.d sleady
sistin zhed himself - - ant eud ecent ohoCr and ~
much beloved ~ bis ccpanions f'r hs many good qualities
of besIf a1d mind.
IL he asah Of thess oficefs the Government lo-. three
fstfal sud devoted seigants tie Amy some of TIA usos
rc.ni sisn officers 6d while "ho ero iei, noum tho
ssath ~ those Who ~ He eiieemed q mpanons
let lhoir excellent qusoef and hope
that iu Ioss tls btYe gailed
BY order Of b.is Ger '. " BIannsn
LOUls J. LAMBEhT. hfs Az Gen
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
CITY HrnaTs.

hcADfuf or Mrsrc. -D,''nis grand oper;. Of
Norma VIII he performed tonight, in which Sgno a
Lo'ni viii make her debut Nile. Morcna ~lll ap-
pear as Adsls sise Maccaicrii az Poone, ard snsili
as Osoveso.
Tomorrow Saturday there viii Be matinee.
When Troya,ore will be performed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
SUPREME CoURT-Cmcurr.-Nov. I3-Before Justi.
NuLrN.


George Higgins agt. Joseph OCOnnor.--.The
plaintiff Ia this coorcd testified that In August
h 1860 be assaulted at NO Al Sullivan street by the
fondsn who cut him In the side OF his neck With hay knife
Tee testimony OF Higgins corroborasi by Policeman
Shear who arrested the defendant for the Defendant did
appear tho trial The Jury rendered verdot favor
Of the pltintif for = 200
D. n. T. Wilcox for plsiats Goo r. Havsn attorney fer
defendant
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

PRssgsTArios.--An elegant ssord, sash and belt,
valued at about 900, presented to Capt. Diggs
of NswYork, on the evening OF the lst inst, in the
woods at Suffolk, Va. The Cay tain acknowledged
tbe gift 10 neat sPeoch and thanked the members
Of the company for their appreciation Of his humble
oideayors TO ct them for their duties " the field.
On the sword is engraved; "Prevnted 10 Capt. ID.
w Diggs, IA token Of sincere esteem, by tho Nom
bere of Company b, l32d Regimen, n. Y. ", soi-
foH Va 1852.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14
V,r Tjy,irp Sr.Tss TAX LAW.

'o9 nftDi 4tr ps fef m si ?iSo' GO t-s wn3 pap.'
ig..ie he h whi-h b. soi frNoft IN .ocqf'snc- Ffh
of,o. .est v8 agpsol g. b. an pasyela KscaDluls
g-fF nfiac - De srri ~ co.. - slI ihc agglrt
of tho tar 90 b. eded th,reln. 1ns renders ooapo.e
.ri eo1tcnit.l - 10 po.4. .e O. p.Asp a.
Price cents rosgs8i ~ rer leo n,sr by rt7rs1i =.
Der 100 Al by melt Aalsrss LnE ruBusk. hss.iork.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Csaprms AID CoRRrorioS.-rhe weekly report
tho Commissioners Il Charities aud Correction
shows that 2i2 persons remained in the institutions
uuder tIeir charge the Sth inst. During the
week q died, LII wero discharged 2Oi were cent
70 Backwes Island, and to the State Prison; So
soidiers still remain ut Bellevue Hospital.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

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r. a.fss...6i45 betA.....&if4 Mson--k -kiseall isI
HIGB WATER DAY.
sandy Hook. oi5l Gov. lslsnd .. l:gl elss.. S,7l
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

concert of much interest will be given on the
20lh insi at Irving Hall, by Dona Eruiua Carrero
aud Madame dc Lusssr. The hrs,-nsmed lady,
especially, VIII perform some Of the highest class
piano compositions. She ia a lupil Of Tbalberg'
and bas received he most exalted praife in Havana,
where fho has played IN public with Mr. Gotlschalk.
At the Instrument, being young, hand'ome and
graceful, ehe appears to particular advantage. IL
is, We learn, her intention to reside permanently
and professionally in this city
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

L,peE Cufgs Some mammoth eheeses were
Yesterday received ut the Worb-ircct freigh, depot
Of The udson River Railroad. The weight Of the
Lrgesi, incgsing tho box, was ,C2o pounds IL WAS
from, the dairy Of Mr. l.. TnnDer, Marcy, n. ~ and
vts consigned to Bradley & Rockwell.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-14

Fms ~ FouPTH sTREEr.-les'cTday morning
about "a o'clock a FIRE broke ont in tie old Nolks
1beHter No. 4l3 Fourth street, and extended 70 the
French jewish Synagogue on Fun street. The
.theator building covers several lois Is two stones
high, and ,s owned by John Bechtei. No. ~ fnlton
stio.t II is damaged TO tie amount o. sjOJJi in-
suied for Sl2 90 ~ the Iaclhc, Lemon, AID New
Amsterdam InInranoe Conl anies. The lsger-teer
saloon of sebsetlsn SehuiH was Rls0 damaged to
he amount OF 500; 10 insurance. Tie Ices on tho
Synagogue r. aoout 0o insured 10 the Raigen
Insurnuce Company. A. The thoaier has no, becn
occupied for come time, t !, supposed that the ire
was tho work Ol an iucendiary.