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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
Ruiirond-uirncu ious Escape OF the
Pnsseugers-HeroicC Onduc; OF the En-

Ty.1a The Hamburg Tl.g-oyh Of Monday Erslirg.
The pass nger train due here on Saturday morning
on the Pennsylvania Railroad did not arrive until
evening about clock. u left Pittsburlh Oh FIJI
day afternoon nearly an bour after its usaI starting
iiue owns TO rome detention on tue connecting
railroads, but every thing seemed right until the ann
val near Lilly station some eight miles from Ores
son, where the train was brought 10 stop BY the
announcement that fre ght tram was oil the track
come two niles ahead. The passenger tIa.n was
drawn over the mountain by two large locomotives
and in front OF the passenger train was very large
freight train strndng on the track on high grade
Il was drawn by very large locomotive IN front
and another Of the eane class pushing 1t IN the
rear.
The front locomotive had been detached from the
train in order TO sid the ifeight-train ahead on the
track, and the rear locomotive was sl8O detached
and taken down the grade IN order to si II OH The
other track. While this process was going 90, aud
when the locomotive was nearly down the
grads and in front OF the two locomotives drawing
he passenger train, the engineer on the backing To-
comO,ive Mr.. Powell Sharp, discovered that the
whole train was in rapid motion coming down .he
steep grade on his locomotive, ana the c2rs hiled
with pa scugcrs. He reversed bis engine in an in
slant and rushed up the grade in order to meet the
freight care, and stop their descent ii possible. In
this he was partially SUCCESSFUL, but after slight
check Of the freight the whole train came down
Oh the pa senger tram, demolishing the locomotive
with which MIR. Sharp had checked the progress OF
The train, and also the two locomotives which were
ORA wino the passenger car5.
This occurred about H. o'clock on Friday night, in
tie midst Of tie mouRtaifs, rather wilderness,
and The be easier imagined than desc ribed
The passengers in the trsin--nostly asleep in the
dead hour Of the uight-were thus suddenly aroused
and thrown ffom their seats Violently, and yet,
wonderful 10 relate few CT them were only elghtly
scratched about the face. Jlere injuries were
mostly sustained from the rons whet are placed on
he beck Of the seats on which the passenger rests
nis head.
pgstcugers in the train relate that the destruction
Of three locomotives was almost complete, together
with q large nun Der OF cara.
ILe.la,teugeFs who weie % The train have drawn
an paI er asking for subscriptions 10 present 70 The
engineer who Iisked his lie TO save theirs, some
suiai IL testimonial Of their gnrd. IL has not been
fully determined what kind # testimonial il % De-
presented 10 Nr. Sharp but VIC understand HAT from
five to sX hundred dollars have been contributed for
that object
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eEHHPPENG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.. Nov. -.
Ciecre,..


Booth
ships-Ie,ropos Cole Liverpool, Trask & Dearborn;
PHI ad-pais. Poole Liverpool Thomas Richardson Co.
BarEs-AnoDsr Lsmphsr. Cenfuegos. B. e. Sherman,
Lucy Fraucs GTey Portland. u. =. Buck < Co.; Mary e.
Trout, Maddox Boston, Meicsf Duncan; Union Davis
Duenos AyFes Sinm1, Cbs.e Il Co.
BIigl-Lunley iBr), Finley Plymouth, Arkrl Hurst;
hagmoni Eo Mulds, M,nieyideo and Bueuos Ayre,; r.
II. Nou ton. Lewis. ST John ~ b., d. r. Dewof. MyTa W.
Holt Css-on Sagus le Graude, C. E. j. Peters, Prince Az
bert tBrl, latte. Dcmsr0rs. II. :. < C. A. DswolL
Scaoof orsBen Wills Low. Bangor, v. p Buck Co. (
Lady Jane saindes Bridgeport H. s Racket; Minnehsha,
Tbomls, Portland O. l. Hachj Utica, ThoI6ike Lynn @.
l. Bsca; 7 B HOFFMAN, Prime, H'lloweli O. L: Hachi
En- erplile Cornell ksstye John Jones' CorsoB. Wilong.
ton, w. Mckee Louisa y. Johnson Leaning ferusnbu'
co. : Coli Leestia. Psyson, Bottom; Emma Br scott,
Liverpool and Hslisy ~ 5 T. Wheewrighti Emma (Br.l,
McOuire & 5.epter'. y p, c. Boadnsn, R. ~ Brown
iag Rssy Egg Habor Souherner Harris Baltimore Bent.
ley Smith J. Co. Sea Breeze, Coonbs Boston, Il. P Buck
c.. r. T. Stockton. Van Cleef Rsumore. Van BrDEt &
aseL urr'et Sterling. Wlsbnsten 'sa Brunl ss.hti
D. Dsyd-cu, kocnnn Ba t'nore. Van bru1t Ssgit; e.
T. Allen, Alien Philadelphia; Dreseen. Cobcfh Boston
I8yatha Ing han Boston, VIM >. Brown & Co. Geo o.
oichlst, Philadelphia, Fly ID. Brookmen Co.. Magellan,
bifdsa Wellington y. J.. McCreaoy Co. Lizzie Isy lor,
Phi aielphs T. g. Ben;ol's Soma; Union, Homer,
DL,ssqort, r. =. Buck s. Co.
S,o,p- K. r. ForsyL. Slsbee. Baltimore.
s,eansr-Msstha Stevens, Dolsheriy Baltimore.
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Il il reasonable to conclude from these facts that
the priyations in the South pretty serious. Most
OF ne would mink that beans and corn bread did not
conrtitu's very rich die, though enr.ched oc-
casionally by chicken or piece Of beef. Waen a
fmily ike tbst we lave cescr bed is compelled 90
90 without auga and salt, VIVA, must be tine eoudi-
ton of the poori We believe That most Of the ne
gl0er, who have been treated decenly, will follow
the course OF those we have spoken Of above They
VIII prefer 10 stay at their old homes. Bot the
thousands who are not thus treated those whom the
oyersCess attempt to cocrce into a bondage from
Which they have legal right TO escape after the Isl
Of January, will generally improve any opportunity
wLich may Peseut itself Tor getting to some place
where hey can have the freedom 90 which they Will
be entitled. Providence journal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

Mr. J.. +. TAsIsTRo proposes to deliver, on the
evening Of Dec. LIST, Lecture on The GIANTS AND
TIE PIGyIEs or AMERICA, consisting of Personal
Recolectons Of the Unionsts and Disunionifts who,
for tho last twenty-five years, have played prom-
nent part for good or evil in the politics of this conn
try, with sketches and anecdotes of Washington So
ciety. Mr.. Tasstro has known personally most OF
the noted men Of our country from Gen. Jackson
day to the present, and cannot fail to make a very
Interesting lecture, though some Of its opinions and
estimates may differ widely from ours or those OF
mott Of his hearers.
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s s,, whs, Ma. Shaw, M,: Lucas, Mrs Broadhe.d Mi.s
bbgn, Thos Conner, jr, T.. Lucas, s. Ingahs. Mr..
,1soeitt l. J. Dc Pey..er, Mr.. Lewis, n. Siolson,
W Codmsn Mr. Mosl.. MI aud Mrs. Joseph l.. Beer. L.
rioef'heim, Mr. Psaeh John Funk j. ID. PurIy, +. II.
Naicot Mr.. NJ Marsand and iui1ot Mr. Ellis b. r. Sim.
mord D. G. Ihomss sud hiend, John A. Pehfer. Charles
reier J. 40 J9Ish, Chs, ornaboid, Jas. w. Scott Msa
In sfersasSp Tepf0sic from Har5oy, and Soyfsornton,
W. and Mrs T. Noodburn aud daughter Mr. and Nfrs G.
A. Iess daughter A. After r. Alien Mr. and Mrs, u IL
Bu,signsy Mr. aud Mrs H. Clark yenry FseLr p Neder.
husen r. 4. Itzer, W. Peterson Anna Wener Maraths
Weller. Enee Hglghan. Emelie Morthen,ep, Oscar Won
Loew Victor Csllu. Mr. and Mrs Morz Kohn Mr. and Mrs
Joseph RosenGed end three children. p. Poiasez a. w.
Balenins H. Wiediuser. a. seiz, A Kenowsky. Avg Won
W.hrheu NJ Pyusky c. Y. Nidegen. John Ws,sch Peter
ASA L. W. Geogcps O. seobere 81 Booker Is. Menthen,
J. Heuninecn j. Werner l.. Wsiher Z Ihunn, B. Becker,
J. Niemeyer w. Robet NJ Ls'our. Louisessusr snd
children Sarah Husssy, r. Clifford, T. Ltbmsnn L. Muchal,
T. Hsllowe Joseph Resta. T. L. Monel Jean Blaine s.
Bier.
In Steamship Eagle from HerasL-Edward Machedo john
Erszsr, Nj snd MIA Antonio L. Bsrto6a and child. Anson
Taylor, w. A.. Klsvohn, ID. Gomez. w 1hompson David
Ltndlsy P. W. kiney, J. BoydeD, l.. Geusge l., de u.
Huera V. Pinsde. 5. vinng w. ?. Chae. Capt H. - Wy.
man u s n. Mr. and Mrs George Vaa Wagner, Nathan
johnson. Mrs Meningor }. :. GlaGn.
~ org ndyew Peers from EecOyie1ns-Jecob Scott, j.
Andersen, Mn Maria z. " abs and child.
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cAnr Mn NORM BAlTIvoan, Val

sigcps Colrs Won s'eirwehr. Division. u Bdg'3e.)
The many oil eIt Who wrote TIC above are ne.f oeef'
nor soidofs hope there few o. then 10 the so have
even liei 10 instruct those Of CJmaaa tnst &c ifI
witch hey dend 81 their uLsy-ihc only c9u.uy q lie
politician my be worry good animal Of home but poor
ore Ia camp Discipline ionr hall cograge tacdcl nd zen.
eral military iutflc In form che oher u oil o5es aud
,s or bu. general officers. oIccfs ind men Away
INN ns noe .. ir,t ~ 49, , ~ b
IN onswer % hL or these coucsponieria would say;
J. Gov Andrew never "roio any ice' conce'H l. Ns
Rsnery was sent 10 Boston simply recruiting asen. b.
ne fan a1o cd q leul hcclusc to regiment "es not com
rete 10 H. maximum ,.udafd lecis ors hundred men.
g. n was who fold fetiey % sr"aA 70 h iel"M ~ i'
ca 0rgr them 90 ru4n tie OoNefbcnt ana lAo iioc4"e
fii.tine Cand It e. that assured pun isaGent 20 come
officers o o. TO protest against decision 10 send kan
cry 1t Is because AN solder whose mai' l. a. a'sh'
mat Of ba cod viii never permit any one under
The Loon Pcf know the A. q, & Of military fispAns lfy
would been that WIiitcn ptiinOh- ~ "N- "a
oeainst their snpefiors IS ust'aP
The sd Masss, husos Volunteers has been egefyWhu b.
the different Ocuciss commanding coniffd sood 10 act
exemplary It. drill IL superior 70 that Of say other u has bce
gwen ne 10 see Tue ohccn win m' pave euh's
bread ideas military know edgohot the mere rdtipe ileh
Of right aud loft Wheel or dc' tfao. Ie ue".p, - M
Va camp OF on the mafch Gu 'tOsstr' &C. "a
and medic deparmeDt) hos been A nat could 10 descd
" he other re ,uenis were fe1nf uno'i poor ,hti 'o'
J. with only siL wagons IDf twrNp i'P-i'' s'.. s'
persona Efforts hove scared for my boys g1'h DieJr
TIE officer who h sstei IN anesI esht oay' sHa ~o say
~ We doa. 10 prevent hi' piSl o.lon 80, 49,, ,i
false lie aked Of ne leave Of absence iof ~ hoaS W"
Wellington aud remIued obout ioiiNeisht nouns VIZ on
return he bfiues letter. addressed not 10 me ihe
Coon' commanding Lis reg ent, 40, to general
ing bat 70 hinfoif u which was ne H,teneht Imply Da'
be mig5t be OF use ia Washington not in iShe Dnt a.
eqlai position. punisLed hlm only Tor absence WILL
'eaye ior hs Jesursl management despi hm IN Ma
ss'hfes he b,gRed hard TO- clGiaaon IN tLs Iesn'nl
now lie arrives ne the o. ouy, ard tres 70 huhDa
~" ooJs A etigoo and parsde h lc form IN !" ssmHF on
shp ~ i.rle's' Fy alone causes 70 Tcfain nom pup
hs.inR ne name " such "a coward
~ iLega.,s s@es.ef. sahoIs n'rnes viii be Q, ~
par cnaT sleht only 10 refer 10 proof be called oT
~ never tsEe to myself mfsk nor conceal ny name
ith tIUh and Ldf be- freely spokeE-aSe. boldly We
need H. homMon oud political tncIters have destroy ed
cnongh IL 10 time to ,top-to hghifw we would rebuild the
rotten. deCsy.Dg Of our past glores NO
DO Zee OF sJtyes-there l. medium
Your obedient servant,
A. Z. MAOOI. Colonel I'D Mnla Voc.
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cor-pr cALFSpAR-rnrs DAY

USrrED STtrFs DISTRICT CoUHT.-Nos. 81, 80
&C. d. A. S. 49, % o. IT, ~, 10 ~ b. 81 80 x 80 81
Sr1rTvE CorKT-GFNrRAL TERM.-Nos. 81, 80,
o. p So 80. 50. 81 q. -. 81 IS. g. 81, 50, %
SUPREME COCEr-CIRCUT.-Prt i.-ShOrt
P,t l-l,.rt cau..l Nos 800 ev51 aO5s lo9f ZIG,
gg3t g2Ji 49,. 10l2. 800.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEciAL TERI.-Nos. 2Ol,
,g i0i 40 ~, 49, az Al. i3, a. il5 A. Az, l9 $50
f.i. ~ 80 80 80
SuifuoR CorRT-Part l.-Nos. 3Oi3, 3JF,
g6l t5 39 3c67 3,o9 3l7! 3,2 BIS. 3019 1891. % 9,
ans lf9 Pau IL Nos. 1883 200 2668 2tlo. 2tsl 2os+
2 .8 27y .,ji ZOO -1uo. 2OG, 2I0 2Ils 2li, 2llo,
giIf, 2.lO 2--I
CotRT Oh COMMON PLEAs.-Part l.--AdlouIned
70 M..d.y Part .-tshof eauses Nos. 1855 25i7 220i
23O2 ZOO, 22y2. 23jJ.
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gSus-enacrs Arrived

In s,eamaAp ireica iron. Grcyiopn. NieAss d. Eudd
Capt end Alrs. Bsyloy end Two children, Mis- Capt WEI
/. is Louthcr. ~. Il. }. Mchoiop ME- = T. lfwin; r.
nsarlcn, J y. Wilson G. = klrs joseph Ives NItson
A A tur.ls f. a. SiouiGs. h. A. Sh1usis. JO4eQl Ofnt0,
MIR. Alexander aud o4ld NJ Mog Ulster aud child NJ - bull
hn.a IT, Eppert Nh and Ms ii. Boot sy, Dir. aud Airs
& ara. Il. Keynold G. Decker v. storeT Miss Frazier
W. H. stew ~ g.. A. Smith, r. III. Brown, 7. q. N9ne.,
r. Dupsry r. Revere. }. Fitzgerald. Mr. and Mrs j. u.
Huu.osd. J. h. Noadman, Mis. fuce' Af ana MS
SangosI H. Il. Sar sford, +. Reed r. b. shaw A. W.
I.tcI Al wilson Mr. and Mrs IS Peal \. T. BuidcSi l..
h. Lieds'y q. Johu.on r. Mefwin' r. Atwood ana son
H. ) B.se Miss l.. \. bi..ctt Mts howes, Ms pstio
h.r g. " Palmer. Mrs. T. u Blllr Mrs. Colt Mrs. Wood,
\ S..v g. Cgiu.an. G. G. Doun-i Robert Walker, >. I.
Lends 4. Heulelfou aud wife. c.l, nrs. Culver a d
daughter A. Wesiiet D w Sayer J., se'fn v. hi'psi''
Ni.- tlu en- Nrs. Niss, l. Brown d. w Brown. A. * 3
gc g. Gooivi hs Bailey b. lacs son. Mn g. H. Fogs'
3 w. Dodge ~. G. stewart, ;. Nsslwden, ID. Atsty ID
W Gut Mrs. }. ". ldefy end child Ms L. houshton A.
ors A. Hall +. IL. Russell. |. I Russell Mrs Sarg NJ,
Can't Hunter aud we Mr.. Aun0tish, D. o. DeNet, - u.
Fdte'kiss o. johnson. H. Penny l. w. odgefs b. Rodge.s
e. NcflnstcI, 81 Koohe-ct aud wife, Ais. IauIt5n, y.
Iidrr aud Vie A. sYauutan. b. krsrney Mrs. Decker C.
frof Il. Basr. Mad. ArAGud, ). b. Pco, j. 4. EUcAey
q. ~. h. s,r end Jo3 Ia s'ceTa.c.
H. sf-asfhp PesiI from Lfferfoo' ant QgeeHsi enNis
de Cooova and child Madame Schctlur 7itss hittaker
Miss et,lr Rr md Mrs. hetie Dr. and Nh, Ihoads, Mr.
AID M \. H. ieucr Mas. Conoyer ond three olagatsis
Ne Mo j. LcAycfQ, Ar ana fr.. W Tape p r ID
Ms NJ uonaid $40 rc' H {, 'ls snd Ms, - y aA4w H.
EueeAoIu C. ~. hotcss +. Chunock, D. y. t-Nlh Mr. bu
Ni.i-r II. Holues Jas M.skn Mr. Waittak, ~ = Be-
&c, lily. EctNe Miss Leayclol Ars. lfo yu. t;fioyn'
Mr. aud Mrs Cgpcat Two Sons. aud lurr asogn -fs - -
Mr. Geo. AdIafd, Jas q. fop.cot,, rev r. McGH,n L.
sbap, ID. D. Kelly, BIZ and Airs koQue, NJ ana Nh 80
W Taylor, Ma. Holiday. sons, dansheIs' anI
Mr Haley. Mn {: H. McEuen. Nh end MIS- ~ d."
Mr. sparhswk. II. Becker. Mr Cshll Mr. and MIS-
MI aud Mira T. Suly, ii. T. Farimoo, MI WnSb' sH@ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

MILITARY TUNERAL AT THISuY CHURcn. The
funeral s.ryices which took place at Trinity Church
yenerday afternoon were truly imposing During
The three month"; campaign Of Ito 8th Regimen!
five Of their number died. Recently their bodies
were dieniercd md brought TO this city aud left in
the srmory under guara Of honor. Yesterday The
bodies were deposited in i've splendid glass hearses.
and accompanied by the regiment, were taken to
Trinity Church. The following vas the order Of the
professions:
Section ~ Police from The Ninth Precinct Band ed Drum
Core reforming dife.. field an sfan UAccm ~ tin h
Ks.meut; b X ilout. by Compute. Wan arms &C.
We scd aui coors houied IN crpei heancs cona4na the
bl!iei b. the following oitr viii ten hearers on esr
d- e1 ft1ui 'nf COM auirs rtpfescned; tiyno A.
Alien 60. Pryste Lawrence iats Of Co II flFato
Kichsrss 4e u Co Fisae B.owa lsto ~ Co. ly re
HopAin late fCo carriages Of relatives Troop Of tho 1'h
Regiment, dsmounted
The route taken was through Grand street to The
Bowery, up the Bowery to Fourteenth street, ana
down Broadway to Trinity Church. Tire solemn
corege attracted the attention Of many thousands Oh
.oectators. The bodies were taken through the
porch Of the Church in their oider and met by pro-
cesaon OF Tue ehoiresior aud clergy, who came from
tho rolling ROOM while the organiat performed a
voluntary. The procession passed down tie cenIra'
aisle returning in tho same order with the bodie'
which were placed on ressels in front OF the ehaneei
The Rev. Dire. Ninon, Dix, and Ogilby rartieipaled
in the services. Two Of the bodies were buried III
Greenwood, the others viii be forwarded to TIER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

Mr.. George Freeman, well known TO our citizens
OF twenty-five years ago rs an eminent Miniature
Painter, has returned to city aud opened studio
at ,26l broadway, where he exhibits some new ef-
fee;s in tie cooriug Of Photographs which eeem to
US deserving Of the attention OF connossenrs. Some
Of his achievements in this liue scarcely inferior
in beauty aad not at all ia fidelity to the best miuia-
ture.. We ire sure that many Old friends and rome
new ones will study them with genuine pleasure.
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Dr.. BrrHuyE's wrLL.-"In the name Of AL


mighty Cod Amen l. George w. Be,hune minister Of
the Gospel and IN ny sound mind desire 10 make dispos
ton Of my property afier my DEAN Bat first, solsmuy
profess myself be believer In the Scriptures Of the Old
and New Tes5ments the only and he sufficient revelation
Of fifth and right practice: and acknowledge, with de-
worship aud rus Jesus Christ the only begolten
God tho Lord and Sayior into whose hands commit
myself soui aud body for life and DEATH time and eternity
record also my testimony Of thankulne" to God my heay
emily Father fo all the unmsed blessings and tender meg
cies by which lie has rendered my unworthy e. nowilh
standing many sorrows pleasant aud happy one.
"FUn give everything msy have at my decsise, real
and personal Of every kud to my most f8nul aud
dearly beloved wife, Mary her heirs executors oduinsIa
end as-igus To her I6aIe affection, Chris
wisdom, aud unvaryng thopgbiiuness. owe, under
God the comfort, uscf'ne7 and charm Of my life wish
to and dispose Of everything possess, sbso-
lltely, and -. be piosses' .
Tie fsma.nrg % the will relie 20 the disposiic q
Of hs books prs aud property in his beloved
vie should. by tie viii Of God, die before hlm but a..
through kind Providence, she , lives, these parts Of the
will old He appointed bis wife soe exec INK OF nis
viii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

OLD CLOTHES FOR Poor BoYs.-The poor little
boy' ofthe Chens Aid especially those in The New. Boys
Lodg House. are in great want Of shirts and Winter cloth
ing Many safer bitterly from tie cold and wet, Tie usssl
suppie from tho country do not In this year II ful
lies would send In their castof chidrens cohessbirts
soc.ings cOats and Tow ersthey would all be used with
sdviftnge. Il tho sddres be 20 Office the articles
viii be called ior They also 10 sent the Chdreri,
Aid Society,". No. II Clinton Hal, Aston Place.
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An Important Capture of Arms Destined
for the soath
The Bos;on Uerail Gays:

IfI 4I0"tT'' TT
We learn from private but entirely trustworthy
source, that Provost-Marshal Simeon Draper oi
New.York succeeded a day or two since, IN culiur-
ing so cases Of Enfield rihes, most Of them while
IL trausi ii for the Soalh via Canada.
Tic ubioCt os,enslbly was 10 chip the Iihes from
Quebec, per steamer, chartered - convey them 70
some Tor, on the Me&ican coast, whence they could
be easiiy seHt into Seoessd. TIE whole develop
uouts oil tic seizWe val, IL il uI1iaed, imi i'ale
several we'll known and hitherto reputable residents
Of New.lOlk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

DEPARTuRE OF MissioNiprEs.--The s'eameT
Cosmopoltan suiled Yesterday morning. Among
other passengers tie following teachers and surerir-
iendcrts ont under he aus ices Of the National
Freednans Relief association: Mr.. end Mics Terry,
Mrs. Maxwell, Evan V. Harris, Mr.. and Mias Judd,
slr. aud Mis- Wight j. II. Dyer Mics L. ii. Ripley,
Miss l.. kellogg. ED Rec Geo. Gage, Mrs. Well,
j. W. Il. Hill, Dr., Mr-., and Hiss Peck.
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LoUisyn.LB. wednesday, Nov. 10 1852
The following General Orders have been issued:
HrADQrAErEHs DrgARTNEST or rHE ONO


Nov. ~. 1859.
GrSEfAL ORDERS No. 2O-1h8t portion Of Ken
oeky ucins and iyug west OdhoIn Shs by Spencer
layer "tAilgcu Russell aud Clinton vii constit ne
ue i'54et q, "esteiu Kentucky under command Of Brig
EeaequaTter-. Lousvils X
bteno 1hY Couh'les Il Lewis, Greeuup Canton, Boyd,
Ls"ishe- igqan, liOyd sud Pike " u. c5Dsti-
tsts We 'llc o. E@ies keutucky, under the Command
Of Col craven 81 tbe sui Ohio whom Yeno~ts VIII lie
rDlde. Head luaTtefi, IN the IT, a. 'f'~ "
Third Tao remainder Of tue state will .ot,, ,, Az.
tic, Of Central Keutucks, ualer conlrsnI - o.
Oofdon 6fsnger comanaAg tie Army OF KestucEy nesd
eDsftoys Il Lexington. ~
FOvM 1be districts being formed for eonv,oi... o.,
comm "a lld ci.iDlt q uoOps win not pece~.5v H.
eonhnc0 10 the esc ~ when thef posts located Int
S 10 ext,lGed whenever required without Tcgsrd h. J
tnct hnss
F0h. Reports and returns from District Commander. will
Be nsde direct 90 ti4ss Aesdq 1srters.
by dominant Of Msior-Gen Wight.
N. H. ECLEAk, A. A. q. and Chief Of SAT-
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NEW Birrfsr CHuHcH.-Ihe cClueI-ltone e the
new meeting house Of tie Fist Baptist Church at
Green Point L. l., has been laid with interesting
services, in which the Pastor, Rev. W. Reid, and
Dr.. Weston and Anderson participated. The
church Wac organized in 1871. The fret eciiice, -
BY 30 feet, was erected in 1850, ut cost of about
81 900, tie church being constituted wish ten meu-
bers The present members numycr 49,. The new
house 10 ~ by So feet Of BRICK and Will cost about
Sl2 coo with the Io's, 20 by - feet. Toward thus
expeuse s. 900 have already been secured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

MITTiNG oY TwIsE AsD CORDAGE MAKERS
4 meeting Of boss twne and coriasc makers VIA held
on Thurstsy afternoon at the HOPE House. Chatham
street, To consider the propTiety Of advancing the
prca Of their manufactures. This couns is rem
cered necessary ly the rite in hemp tie increased
wages paid to joumeymon, and the national tax.
The meeting adjourned 10 Thursday next, without
decisive action.
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lAdyeriiscmen,.l
.TIE INIIED STATES IAX LAW.

Vow PpiDY s psmphci Of 81 pase' nle white paper
Beside ths 5i which {. word FOR wo in accordance wh
tie original teAt, spuead Alphabetical ice ayiig!l
every article G, taxed by the law aud the amount
the c-I tnas3u This renieFs ~ a. coope'
and colqo.i,a. - 10 D.. possible to MAKO t.
Price cent? postpaid; 10 sent by ekp.essi -
per ~ ~ 81 mail Adde'S IGE TRIBUNE, NeH-io!6
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letter from, Good Omecr md Plain.
guoLcn Soldier.

Tie Bosfou Journal says that the following letter
refers TO tue statement maie in Tile Pot tie eve
Of election, and indusriously circulated in band
bill for electoneCring Iur oses, that Gov. Andrew
sent ior Corp. Patrick Raiery, osienribly to re-
cruit for tue I'D Maseaohufetrs Regiment, but actu-
ally 70 use lie influence among the Irish for bm."
The charge war made in an anonymous letter, signed
" Many Oficers:"
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friends. The Church was crowded with spectators
during the solemn ceremony.

DEMOCRATIC EoMSArfos FOR CogTRoLLER.-
AT Inc meeting of the Iamuauy Committee on
thursday Afternoon, +. I. A. Boole declnedthe nom-
NATION Tor Controller yesterday conferred upon him.
and Judge Matthew Il. Brennan was nominated in
his stead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

PRorEssoR Hows's READiSGs.-The second read
ing If Prof. Howss course Will take place this even
ing, at Dodworths Hail. beginning at half past seven.
Selections will DO given from " Midsummer Nights
Dream and other dramas, and from tao works Of
modern noye.ists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21

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