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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22
Extrac, of n Letter from the late Gen.
Robert J.. McCools.

From The Kentor, o., Eepbtliedn -
We are permitted 10 publish the following htnii-
cant massage from a private letter OF the late Gen.
n. l.. McCook. to "a friend il this city, dated luet
month and a day before tho brilliant victory OF MIN
Snrinp. which was decided by bayonet chargeof the
OH Ohio. under command Of Gen. then Colonel Nc
Cook. Those who did not know our ianented
friend should BIO Informed that he was Democrat,
who. by vote and on tue stump, supported buchanan
10 1856, and Douglas in 1850: zoe,
nv,p - We must march " We 90 with.
ou ten tslA 10 Nashville; the and the officers deiaad
IN and our own require that We should 90 some
sewhsrs Ito people nearly all scces yet they Ano
tb.r nIggers are sacred This policy will not d. We nu'
tech them that for faces are Poon ROT oosgo ed
we arc In earnest Let the sword and the torch 60 hsnc
IN bs,j and the thing ended Let them know that the real
austio II Ms ks shd that We will ara him snd Leo nm
hoih srd there would little el,e remain 20 be done
Th, however, will require new fIssaeh. % nUvay
ssbt And ~, latter will do the most toward ht
object Lei every feside feel that member Of mas
gone and some then blood has been spent 10 e
rtvfon snd the guarantees OF tie Cor stutlon WIN damn
i.h materially, But now, by tho way, nave gct
brigade la; Tie best here aud will make them show
The eavsng ind artillery have not been ssssnea OF.
have 3O0 wis you could 500 hon an. ine!
sbofins beat the 9Th but while they Work tnc pm a"o
tie hsve excited good nstared healthy rivalry
III get them in reach Of he enemy 700 nesd tevs'
DO ashamed that your friend Bob McCook wcnt TO tue wars
The bayonet my machine and my ell know 1t and are
ready fer the work
know what that win cost me- hsve long sincs MADE op
m, nnd on that subject .nd shall not shrink fro" DUTY Oh
Yoan truly. ROBERT L. accooK.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on NHw-YoKK.......oc o.
Cleared

slean.hps- Champion Wilson. Aspibwar D. B. Allen,
Tai.msH (brl Russell Kingston J.fs., Walden L Booth
So. Chuen Kennedy SLsnshse Persia Br Lott Liverpool
L. Cunard.
sLip,-Adelsde (Islian) Chrspsr Cork. Holnbos Co.
VIM Nelson Chesvsr Hsvre, VIM. Whitlosk IT,. Doicss
rlincs, yeTk, London. EesnuLS Sous.
Barsr-Tshi, Loeniau Havana, Brett, Sen Co.; Ram.
bier. Packard Palermo AetcsLa Duncan; ksnstnstos tBr
CoYing LONDON. Brett Co Orchelo. Dev.repx is-
yans James Z: Ward Co. Lucy Paul iPruss Sachs.
O. sens own EGnei, M-ncke Wendi Elyns Preieriks
tfruE.l, Zsse Gloucester wI ssleG,& CO.. Geo Du'tes
fBf.). andersen Bstst Thomas James, Agnes (Brenenh
sesicte Brenen, Charles LaiAgi E. Wright, IT,, Dosns'
hsw Orleans. e. hiskerop Co.
Rrgs-Sasan Duncan, Mitchell. Washington, N. L. BIC.
Cresfy Co.; resoock (Br) Psou St Johns. n F. B. b.
sasll l. Co.; Chesapeake, Bailey Boston, L. w Arm
strong Brown mayaguez II. Underwood Cecil lbr Hilton,
81 Johns H. r., D. K Devof u. q. Roberts (Br, Barnes.
F.lmou.h Brett Son Co. Jane Dunesn tBr Elliott Ant
wesp John Jackson; Peppins tAnstl Medarch. Hull,
Frnch Eeincke W-nit GaIibAai HoL), Gose Curacao,
Doyae Co. Avon (Br), Doughty, Falmouth, Eng, Boyd
Hsincken. - 49,
sqhooge1s-Telipse lswedl Peterson s. NY. onnsn
CO Jul.l (Br.). Cox ST. Joku P. r.. J. r. Whitney
Co. " Cspes Van Name. Bsl,in0re InDehahs, Thomas
Portland a. L. Hatch; JOAN Adams, Hatch, Providence g.
L. H4.csJ q. wEirpe, Lawsoe, Bsltirore Van Brant
Sasht, May Lsusaon PAAhsu, Boston Metcsf DuncanI
Anhadia, Curse. Washiagi0n; TsmSles9n e rr9,. aa-
tsnzs ia J.. Ward Co Ciisoa tbI) shaw HALIFAX,
}. T. Whitney Co. Nancy Br' Perry Halis1 H. u Dom
sleaneg-Alis, Roblnsan, Paiadelrhia, James Hand.
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.were learning, and that we would soon have the
i.fissipp clear have possession OF Vicksburgh and

Gir1sspN clear, have possession OF Nicksburgn ana
Jackson and probably BY the LIST Of December would
have six more iron-clsd gunboats, superior TO the
Monitor, ready. Two OF them could Iass Forts
Sumter and Mopltrie and destroy Charleston, on
whose ruins he would erec, q monument, uIon when
lie would write the history OF the Rebellion. aud
allow to stand terror TO traitors for all coming
tire. He exhorted all 10 stand by the Government
All must sufer for the public good, aud when the
flag OF the Union shall once float over ell parts
Of our country, we wouli stand forth the greatest,
happest, and mightiest people on the face Of the
globe.
He had not shu. lis eyes TO the fact that come Of
our people were crying out for peace. In the nane
of God upon what terms do they want il ? He. FOR
one, knew 10 such word as compromise. and would
liza en- to none. Nothing but an Unconditional sur
render and the punishment of traitors would meet
with the approval of the people.
The Government holds the power 70 suopress the
rebellion aud it will be done The Sonth has
no more men 10 force into the army. II is their last
great struggle, aud they are losing them by thou
sands upon the field and by Fickness. The question
Of free government was now on trial. md must he
settled. lie oomplimented Indiana upon tie bravery
of her tfoops, aud the proud position occupied BY
her, and closed by exhoring all TO rally around the
banner Of our common country, and MS one man
stand by the Government in ITS efforts TO suppress
The rebellion and vndicate the authority Of the Gen.
craI Government
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Eaurd Of Aldermen.

A. =, pow DOMINATED FOR STREET COMMISSIONER.
The Board met ut p. W., President HENRY IN
the chair. a., .
comm uuics,icn received from the Mayor nominating
Augustn, r. bow fog the Office Of street Commissioned.
Mir FgorRar sail be had been tod hs to-day candidate
would be cent for whom they could all vote usgcaled
that sons mistake Lad been made ana consequently he
Loud be Obliged to vote against confirming tue nomination
Mr)rTiwKLL said he lad been greatly deceived and he
oged Mr.. From spclory for misleading HIM ne would
h,ese move that the Board when II aaourns sdjoum 20
ne At ,one distant gay ~ order that In the time the
machinery might be pyi work and proper rdas nom
mated le had ust been informed no said that the gentle
nan whose uane he had expected wevld sent 10 was IN
WasLin,ton and could %. return Until saturday nexG
Mr. BRADY wished 10 know the gentenans naino.
motion adjourn " ss0G.y IeI WA then offered, ana
adopted 80 -
M DAYTON moved to conl the nosinason OF Mr. Dow,
which was lost BY vote Of to 10.
Tho Boud then Adjourned 10 Saturday next, at2 y m
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Arrived.

sshp City N.3saei;.s s Male Male hivs s. :, ~, N
| u co. passed ship Celes.ia, HAYES, bound esst.
ship City Of York Safer LveIpool % days nd's.
and % passengers to d & A. hinsslsDd 4 sutton
Ship Mary Ogden. Hathaway Bremen 70 days. In ballast to
SIR "a CLARK Ae1anaria days ballast to master
ship Trumsul Collins Csdiz SO days salt to Ralph Post
Bark Morning S.sr Sterling ST Jaso de Cuba Sept, 49,
s . %syis &C. Ssss e iS%Pss Ts D.:
yss bottom %; wa, sse 80 burden Iino
bo9 appasonty bad been ia that situation but short
BAH Yo-hwoea, Gerard, Santa Anita Mex Sept u,
with osw God r. Alexandra Son 18th inst, south OF
Iateras. spoke u. s. g'nboa. r. Il. Cuyler. on
Bark HUNS tBr) Of Hall. tEns,) Barrett, Hub, Eng.
Bsrk sam shepherd yewets Matanzis 20 days. ballast to
Bark B,fe tBr, of PieOu) Monroe Waterford % days.
Biz Bonio Dr. Of Yarmouth N 81, Richsn. Aguip Bay
naytl 81 dave lcgwood Brett. Son Co. Was days NJ
OF nsea with heavy noIthey Wind, and very high 'sai
vessel ''''''''N WV -.
psckd Church Oct IS Of Cape Hasfas spoke bark John
| ,veril ffom Cardenss for Bcetou.
n @ onss e. Dr s a s.
sailed the dag previ,e, pu,,. a.. T.
'' R III. cheapesse. Mssos Ecwburs for Boston.
s sI. sT Nshs Mex With cotton, tobacco, &C. D.
r. DO Wolf Had head winds tie entire passage No vsssss
sehr Leader Barter Gardner, Ne. days. lumber 70 n r.
ser Adele Fssc. Toursce EiraSshpor GOAL bound for
setr White Cloud (3ms.ed of Proyidenee) Gardiner,
Lirran G. H., II days coal 10 master. .
Schr Saruh j. S,ernn Or, Of Yarmouth n B. BlsuvelS
schr John Taney Insn Yorktown days corn 70 bazsses
& Co. - ~ -,
coal A.. - A..
Andrew. Was becslmea three days on Cape Iioeisn
sshr 0aIets. Lowell, Albany for Boston.
| schr. Copi. West, Albany for F Boston:
schr. Cora, Kent, Hartford
schr ESxE.,sn, Eoroel, Alsxandris days
| schr saA Coit, Resell, Hartford .
Schr. Oregon, Eash Rockxna4 dayS, lime.
| Schr S.rah Elizabeth, Smith, Now-lIaven.
| Schr. Maabar " est, Eli,aheshport for Boston.
Schr. w. Butman. Webb E!izabethpott for Boston.
Steamer City Of Richmond (U. ansport) Kelly Wash
d. Fortress Monroe 80 hours In ballast 10 D. u.
Tomrkins. . =.
! c., IN ballast to d. d. Tonpkiua
Steamer Con. Shields, W ard Phladerhs mdse. 10 j. N.
| Briggs.
steamer Concord Norman phladeiphia md's 70 Lop'f
Steamed Arti.sn McCabs. Baltimore u'dss 70 william
Steamer Falcon, Adam, Baltimore mdss to William De-
| cell
sAILFD-s,e.m transport Col Ruscr, fof WsshmC'a'
| Stesulship Champion, for Apinwsh
wIhD-Sunsss from 8.
vow Hurey HgAp-Ths steam. uanspos 49,. tcrss NV
q, per M sa N n s loading suos 1870 ~. "a
~ So. 70, Hilton Head, and viii sail on Fhasy wv -
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secrctnry srnith on the yYnr.

The HOP: e. =. Smith, Secretary of the Interior,
addrefsedthe citizens Of Indianapolis at the Masonic
Hail. on Fridly evening, upon the condition of pub
lie alairs. He spoke hopefully of tho future;
thought ne were much nearer the end OF tho war
than majority Of the people imagined. He knew
that we Rad suffered Yeveises and disasters, all Of
which were very Encouraging and humiliating to
loyal men, but even Buell. had accomplished some.
thing ard he now felt convinced that our Generals
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SUPREME CoURT-CnsxBEna-o cT. fl-Beforo Justice
IsGEAnAr.


SUPREME COUkI-UhAkBEhA-UcE' fL-beI0fo 1u''0e
IHGEAnAn.
DECISIONS.
Campbell agt. Weloh; Sweetssr ct al. agt. Gordon
ct al Gornania Fire Insurance Company az Dunscoinp
HeFs,na AIT Davis al De Noufsney cgt Pine SGrectei
All Harley; Moury tgt. Robiason, Thomson = A. sst
schrlty ct d. Cahn1sn at Hunter ct al Del ~ In.
90 agt Tapscot ct al Muyey syt Tslman, Bai.tr af
Tomlir.on ct H. Doyle sgt Mcilhinny ct a. Artisans
Bank at. Pat, Low egt ~ Y l.. H. Co; Leroy AIT
Same; Esuiean rg Same Ieplan ~, hl"isaeii eeo'
sgt. Amy Motions granted ,
Beebe AIT Hatch oil al, Cane sgt Bsth-Motions denied
Omerod AIT. Hancock; Reed at. Ee~eu-Gfanod Tor
spencer at Ireland Hitchcock ct a. ss Bsebs-aotion
for attachment granted.
Usryier sgt fa.ker-Mo,ion granted on paynsh Of dis
lurse1ents and reference ordered
ii elser at Murray. Motion toT in,,npehon grsn'ed.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
Roberts ag WLiineyKGcetont to referees report over
ruled and report confirmed Nsher party to rocovsr cost
tho oher Final decree 10 be settled on three dayS
notice.
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coupT cALENDAR-THrs DAT.

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$685. so4s aos ao 1853 soes o6s s , I.r an
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Nos. 254s 2G6I 27IS 2J6s 1891 zTo7, aSs7 9ss '| s|"'
2C78. -
SUPREME CouRT-SprcrAL TEnn.-Part L.
MOI, Igg 500 g2 504 5s tO3 $40 5l2 st 80 els es1 en
sal ia 500 81, So $50 53s Part H-fos 5,g o5. ~
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o., a7 ,a2 2s 2s2s 1921 zsy1 $780, ?a3. 2si5 247 2i9
Part Ii-No. 277O GS, i7J5 Ill, l2G 1886 1915 SlG z'o
25l2, 2s24. 1855 A., "a
BRooKLYN CRY COuRT CALEgDAR.-Nos. ~
49, a. a. rs 26 n, 90 TO- 3D. 81. 81 49, a. 10 4" H. a. -
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The surgeon-Generai'sC Call for Nurses--A
uisnpprehensisn-Men not Women
Wanted.

tsnesyondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
wAtmssros. Saturday, Oct. 4. 1862.
The call for nurses signed, WIN. A. Hammond,
Grgeon-G eneral United States Army, was intended
hr male nurses only to take the places Of soldiers
heretofore acting o. muses..
Large numbers Of women are constantly applying
b situations as nuIses 10 the hospitals very few Of
whom are accepted mot more than one in ffty).
Many Of those women come TO Washington, from d.
stt parts of the country, at considerable expense,
nd are disappointed that they are not employed,
Nd i'd themselves far from home, where board is
n 50 PER day. Many of them are without means to
hy their expenses hone; end the benevolent are
Constantly called upon TO contribute money 10 aid
hem TO return. Some of them 90 INTO service IN
huiies TO earn meney to return. This Is intended
Ma notice 10 all women seeking employment as
NsIital nnrses to ascertain before coming to Wash
ngion, whether they will be employed or not; and
hct to leave home without money enough 10 pay
Ser expenses here and home again. IL is hoped
'aas newspapers generally will copy this notice.
FersoDs who cone 10 Washington 70 zee their
niends in the hospitals, often have great difficulty 10
aang them, and might save themselves much time,
sSuse AID expense, by steertsning II they ean the
'ss''nn Of lbeis friends before coming here.
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lAsyertisementI
NEW BOOK BY HENRY WARD BEEcHEn.

~ One handsome volume; limo. Price ri r.
tCcpies In Fine Cloth. Extra Gilt with Gilt Edses a ~
new volume by Mr. Becker to Inspire sioy.of NJ
,ue an eroynen. Of rsral occupations to form IioSiv
hab OF judging and e7ents eniyen tho edian q
sickness" u while away hour Of innocent anusemeps
VIII b. nre 10 attract the s,ten,en of every hossehod
e 90 volume ID just pubssed and or sale By all book.
seera VIII 10 sent, psspid any address on rad
Of tie priee, BY IIcKsoR FIELDS, Publishers,
Ne. lsS Wsshingtou.st., Boston.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-0or. 2L-Bsfo
Jrdse BETA
nITUnv or PRIZE PRocI6

In the cases Of the prize schooners Troy and Rein
deer and sa.oe no one appearing for tho csnlnis Nj
Andrews moved for decree. Of condemnation end sale AZ
unlimited the papers TO tho Court ior eohsiaeiauoA
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DISTRIBUTION OF OUR ACTIVE FLEET.


oTrHoiuey, al The BFOo4Iyn AsVy-lhid TIE va
Of n aid N The oTen alr teff. the
ssegh,d steamer Nackiuu tresry sons ttsts IN ibe
cotne o. roUiTuci al he sAip h.ufef being occupied
wi oher nacaal ifvs Tao craft j. 20 be propeller
Shl vii be- ~ feet long 20 ft wide aua u gf dep $50
bofds sul be pierced oT four guns Her name WI
b, Mauuee No pain. viii be- spared 20 make her superior
yei'al In ,te shphousr, fcm Which tie lcm d-ogs VS.
ny launched PIE aTfsus in kirg ~! oosrac.t
'tc fon-c.sd s-eamsip Of us touomc 30
She VII be about 80 et lo I'D nearly loo tnr, hafh o.
Her battery wH comLt o. ~ ircIfaf1la Pieces Of oid.
lance he silcr clip OF tie Aaliououosn III IL CON
nfnrsd n plsf ghla iu lev "a. Sue. too va De buit
Oitside sfa tAphcuss. She vii b - ts burder srd
rafry four grus. he vii lie IoaaUanca- The Navy
Department h,f given tho bulldog q. these srs 70 ths q
ons instruction. he machinery tad being all that
WI probably b. got up BY private psfes They viii lo.,
Therefore 10 'islillla cfa't"
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Tue SIRIKE AMONG Tur TN~nsunpr"n". Tie
ongshoremen OF this city, having become dsaifeeted
on account Of the wsges they received struck for az
advance sn Monday, aud are still holding out.
As consequence, many Of them were Idle on Mon
day and Tuesday. Tto men refuse to perform fer
Their labor unless their wages are increased from
81 10 to e per day. Offering as an excuse for tber
combination the high price of the necessariee OK h
and the fact that tiey are ussbe to support their
fsmilies with their present wages. The employers,
though taken by surpise, refused TO comply with
the demand Of tho men. meeting was held by
employers aud men Yesterday, and steps taken which
will probably terminate in satisfactory adjustment
of tue controversy
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SpsrrcrKp oY ARsoS.-Bridget Kelly. an Irish
srysrt dill was arrested yesterday by tie Tenth fJecnet
oce on suspicion Of setting IRE 10 bed on the fourth oof
ftbs buildns No Is5 Bowsry While intex'cssd Tie case
i. nndsyeeips an investg alton BY eMrshs Bshsf
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3,ort-iuarotns' Notice.
STATE OF NHw'YoRK; ,,,r

STATE OF NEw YORK,
po,r.WARDRxs Ovvios No. f0s Wan~-
>,oryrr Is hereby given, IN accordance with
NOId, A. tho Aet passed April H. 1887 entitled Al
y: s once A 81 me e aSS
YS 20 natter Of such inquiry examination or survey th.e
S lowiss vessels under examination oy sns me
,motsd within ten days next succeeding this sses~ -
board ssid vessss; NJ. ~. ~ n. n
Steamship Saxon. D. n a
psrk Talaud. n
Brig Zephyr NJ n
S'nS""'' WIN H. BURLEl0B. Sssse~
J, Aves HsAl,nAy, Secretary.
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syPERME COURr-cHAsBEEs-OoT. 2l.-Before Ju,.ics
lssL,nsc.
L. IsIrNCTIDy.

The application Tor an injunction restraining the
d.ndauts the grantees 81 tho Brosd.sy snd Ssv
onth avenue Railroad company om confirming tie WORK Of
syrg NJ track Of said road Tor h.eiss toby
Mr. Thomson Cooperation Counsel appeared fet the motion.
md ChsIss OCoaor and III. W Robi1soB % ossd III. H.
Anderson Assistant Corporation Counsel opened tie Gaze Tor
the PLAINTIFF
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OF tide. shs 10 to Be called the Dictator Her bot.
tom VIII DO nearly fat, to enable her 10 eros. The
overslaugh. She will DO provided with 400 a.t..
rooms, and is expected To be able 70 accommodat.
1890 passengers. Her length will b 424 FEET. viih
abeut 80 feet.
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Board or SUPEnvIsoRs.-At the meeting Of THE
Board yesterday, Mr.. Purdy presiding, . large
amount Of routine business was transacted. The
Chief Clerk of tho Marine Court sent in a edmmu:
nicaton setting forth that al the employees had
taken the oath Of allegiance. Mr.. Wisenau was
called to the chair, when Mr. Purdy called up the
resolution referred TO Select Committee relative
to devising means to aid Che families of men who
would volunteer. He had refused 10 act on tho
Committee. Mr. Blunt thought something should
be doue. and said the matter could be fixed up by
ths next mesting and then the Board could make an
appropriation. lhs Bolrd sdodrned until next
Thursday, when the list of Inspectors and Canvass.
ers Wiii be taken up and probably completed. For
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-22

MAJOR HEwrrr.-Msjor Hewitt, paymester in
the L. s. Army, died a. tho Metropolitan Hotel on
Monday after an illness of several weeks. He came
70 this city from New Orleans where be had been in
service under General Butler, in company with
Col. Hamilton. MsjoF Hewitt; was, at tie time OF
the breaking on, OF the rebellion, Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of Texas, and in order TO Get away,
had r subpoena extemposizsd by some friends CON-
mauding hs presence elsewhere In this way he left
bis wife (s Mexican lady whom he married abou, 20
years ago upon first going to Texas, and bis family
behind him. Major Hewitt was warinly attached to
the cause of tbs Union, and eaFly in tue struggle
determined to sacrifice everything in its behalf. His
body ID to be taken to Illinois 10 the residence Of bis
mother.
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POSTAGE CuRREYor-On each Wednesday and
Saturday the Assistant U. S. Treasurer will supply
the Banks of New-York with moderate amount Of
the new postage currency for Distribution TO their
dealers. 1t is thought that this plan will relieve Mr.
Cisco fom the severe pressure and at the came time
accommodate the public.
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CITY ITEMS.

The FIRST FRosr.--On Monday night the
vicinity Of New.York was visited by the first frost
OF the season. At day brcal, the ground was white
with hoar, and when the sun came out, ith subdued
Auiumnal splendor, the tender vegetation Of field
and garden shriyeed his touch. few days, or at
farthest, few weeks more, and tho soft, balmy
breath OF the Indian Summer will give place to the
chilly blasts Of Winter. Then will come the trying
time Of tie poor. With coal constantly increasing
in price, it is apparent that there cannot fail to be
suffering. The Commissioners Of Charities and
Correction decided last Summer not TO give fuel 70
tic needy this season, because there were SO May
undcserving ones who received it. Tners ore
thousands of soldiers families in the city, however,
who have real claims upon our kindness and com.
mseration Would it not be well, in behalf of those
WHO now receive assistance from the corporation, If
the authorities were to purchase q few thousand
uns Of coal at the lowest Wholesale rates. and issue
it al cost ia snail quantities. through the Winter to
such as elected 10 receive portion Of their relief in
that form. Under the administration Of the Finance
Department of the city we think great deal of
good might thus be accomplished in a small way for
thoso who have such peculiar claims upon our SYM
lathy end support. Won't come one move ia tie
natter2
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BUSINESS AT THE SHiPYARps,--An Of the ship
yards OIL tho -Ess. River present busy scene, aud
several large vessels are 10 course Of conatruc-
ton at the yards iu the immediate neghborhood OF
the Houston.street Ferry. At the shipyard OF "r.
Eugs, foot Of Tenth street, . steamer the lafsss.
ever built fos river navigation, 10 now IN course o.
construction. She will be constructed 20 Is !"
spabs her 70 rsssb the wharf 81 Albany o. any "m'
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Brewers must give bonds sane ~ D;,tillers.

BULLS HEAD.-The report Of The cattle market
shows total receip. Of 5iA7 buocAs for the weeks
supply of fresh beef in the city and vicinity. The
average Wholesale price is estimated at cents a
pound for tie net weight Of beef and range Q. prices
from 10 eonts. Estimating the baIlocks to aver
age 700 cwt. Of beet, it gives 3,Sl2,90O pounds,
waieh, At Il cent, pound, makes the sum of $780,
i3j ns the ameun! paid by tue city to tie country
iOr beef this week. Then ihore are 1879 sheep,
at an average Of q EACH s5S lie. Tie 70 1913 hogs
We will call $40 each, $2S8, go. Then So COWS at
$50 Is 81 60 and $50 calves at & each is IS go,
making total of $3.50 67i for supply Of butchers
animals one week Al well that viii do for wal
times.