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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FEB. H-Re,or.
JUJYe SHIpNAH.

y. Ress agt. ii. j. Redled.--Tte plaintiff sued
rock alleged Of duty levied by the Col
!ecor upon importation OF wooden goods made dui the
year 1886 The paata conteded thai the good ~ question
blsnkes and that under the Tariff act 1876 they
subject d1y Of 20 per cent ad ysoem The Government
udel that the merchandise IA question doGe
CLOTH" and tht II imported by the piece and properly
degieDa,ed Manufactures Of wool" in the Tariff q
49, ard should pay duty Of 80 charged TIL.
cae further hat after the Tariff &c, Of 1896 ard not till
then this duel clo in pieces Of tho blanket
size and cal ed bsDke" in oder 10 ske advantage Of the
Ia IN act. and that sDch the feet In the
Pantih introduced wines several prominent
chtn,s who positively that he articles question
knou IA the taJe az blankets" s-sy 1855. The jury
rendered a verdict IN favor Of The plaintiff.
a. 4. District; Attorney L. d. Smith and Assistant Ethan
Allen for the Governments A. W. Ouswold for plaintiff.
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rar NoRTB-EAsrrRS DIsPESsARr.-son OF the
aelevolent citizens o. the Twelah and Nineteenth
Wmds have concluded TO organize die ensary IN
Hat par, Of the city. Tie benefits resulting nom
lie various branches OF the Newly orb Ditpensary
lave boon 90 great and conferred at 80 small cost
ihs ih.s step has been taken TO forify tie poor Of
the extreme upper portion of the cry against tic
csrcer Of disease resulting from inability 10 pay for
Ilorer medical advice and medicines. This efon
VII doubtless be well sustained.
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AHRYsf or why DISHONEST SEPYANT GiHI.
sterd'y enone Ml,r alias spih. ALA FishsT ais'
the last lew yea, OF nuz hcr.ef out A. s.rya.h "a
le'fe taDe a.. Pc, Z" srcsted by Detective Farley or
siif'h o. h',ins '"ien ifom yni0us parties who hed
bT9U hs ko'1' ol G1ffent Aud. to the VI about
- 90 FROM ore hone ss IA aid 20 have taken about
$40 worm oi p.opety S0us Of the adce, hats been
recovered The accused tai before Ju.ce Kelly end
locked Up answer.
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C,,1on-HousI Enthusiastically, Collector
.,,.v has had hi. attention called TO the collection
% dulies upon cigars brought mo 'hs PoH from ~"
rsns ~ passengers The duty upon e.ga's II $40 per
thousand, the imposition Of which upon tie FRAGRANT
a.vanas b.olght by passengers will be consiiers-
BIO ten, - il IL estimated thai about Hundred
q nsand cigars are landed in suall loie IL Ihls ny
IN nearly every steamer.
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SUPREME CoURr-cHAsrrH..-FxB "a Before Justice
BsRNaUp.
DECISIONS.

DECISIONS.
Wu. Boar,insn st al. agt. john W. Walker
Order Of reference ranted.
Isaiah r. NUsG, sst Roben ss gent Order % reference
granted
VIM Mile. OF, Thomas H. Stout, kc.-Mo,ion grs1ied.
VIM 2 Earle ct a. syL Chauucey banagd ct a.-ho.ion
panied $40 costs -
obeetiu oyelraei and ct down fox argument on
March 5. at " M. -
granted.
Thomas d Taylor ct al ag Russ-l G. Root 81 sL-Kee:Ted
10 Charles A. Peabody. esg, 10 hret sud se'ermir-
In re- George Pierce Sc.-Ordef appon.ins Committee
granted. NJ, ALL.
Of pr cent on I 900 . ,. -,
k,bsn clifford sg Apheu. More-Csu'e gefersi to John
b. Hsskin Esq, 10 hear, &c.
Before Justice CLrRKr.
The Pc ,ps &c at Lesser Marks-Nns q haoes' cop -
snd celtiof1d qu..hed aud prisoner 7, u.ahesN
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Tie Justice alluded to is Justice Sleers.

TgE CHRI,TIAS ALIIASCF.--The anniversary Of
the Christian Alliance took place on Sunday evening
in the Calvary Baptist Church Twenty.thiri street
At the appointed hour, the Rev Dr.. Tying, Pesdeit t
Of the Alliance opened the services with an sppro-
pirate statement Of the objects Of the organization
The Rev. Dr. Gillette led in prayer and the reading
Of tle Scriptures. An Interesting lor. wac read by
he Rev. Mr.. 6ss-, slowing that during the year tie
Society Tad carried on preaching IN cella'- halls
chu?cler thea ers cents streets, and wherever they
could get IT, ear q the people. HE sermons 70
Young men, the wprkngueus meeting. and the
op-n-air services MEETINGS Of special ip'erest
Al Of he work IL the city rad been carried on Tor
the email cum Of & 900. The ARMY yyOA. Including
p-eaciilg H. the iwls ~ he city vi itiag those ~
Na,hingion, and r-ajing sent ~ tho amount oi
. coo 600 PAGES bad oos 81 100 aleo. Tins was AL
The society bad expended during the year. The
Rev D.. iils Of Bro klyn, VITO followed in one Of
hIs haplieft Efforts siated shat It was cheering, anil
a world OF such sells.n-fs, 10 meet upon tie er a.
highway of lie s1ch d'sntereFed beusvornce and
rrarfi,4l onthoicity as vas found ia lii Christian
Allsuce. The President said that doug good 10
those about the great Object ~ HE, ana tiis
war the primary idea Of this organif lto1. VI
Gillette gave the organization ii heariest coofera
ion. and bid l. God speed Ia lis Cior 10 elevate aud
ave tne e.Iu and tie i0st. handsome collection
MAS taken, Wi,h Subscriptions ior t8e year. spd the
audience vas dirn'.sod.
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W.,n,,aro,,s prR1HpAY.-At New-Rochelle,

WAsBis0r0s's BIRTHDAY. Al New-Rochelle,
tho snuysury Of WS.h sons birthday was eeebs'ed ih
unusual euthuslsn. Fsgs waved non ever dscIt hIn
th. Csdets and IRE computes turned out The farewell al
dress o. Wsshnsto read and ortiions veg de'sfed
tho mud tho people wee out Ia hundreds
nDr Buddingous Church 10 Clinton sycnue, broosyu,
The I'd day celebrated. The PiesdeAts pocn elton
sst road the farewell address a. Wasu g. read pain
otc sung and speeches delivered rendering the
| occasion happy ono
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lhdycItiseMoni
rHl TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FDR 1892.
II III 10 coni.s As po,,nf.

TLis popular ASsuALi g. now rssdy
PrIcF Is c~ntf u copies Tor ~ T0 copies - postage
IsiA ~ tJpf,ss ,pt ptT 100 Cash order, aohclsd
We supply back numbers # he Tribune Almanac for
y,sfs 4g 1850 1880 1851 1885, 1850 1850 ara 1851. Pce -
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GOV. MoRaAy oS WAsHiNGroNs BiEEDAY.--
Tic following letter from Gov. Morgan did not come
% hand IN time for presentation at the Corporation
la.q,et gwen 10 honor Of Washngton's Birthday:
TcgcclI,r DgrAATSEsr AIH.NY. Feb q. lss2
So. have received vouf Letter o. the len iut islius
ne ~ Din with ~ Corporation OF the City Of Ne" OK q;
a. N.tfrp1l an tel, the fsion q the ore hundred
,,J Lt.tb 81 liveTsary Of tho butidsy o Wsshny1n
N. nora ION a. the City Of Ne~-iofi, aud tie Con
itec touh hem the iEvsion came, viii pcsso socep
nv tla. y f0f tots dstu sUi.t - couTtesy.
J.eDy regret tha' shs be prevented from sce'ptinEh
e. e,u. 4leuee ~ e1- - the tepilsi Ihe pfa
he Of rcauIon vh TIE honorable body with whom have
IL .e.be oa cisl le Il. Is aud II which was formerly
.,'td a. oue Of g. members. would " beer most q a..
f,irs Peu re however 70 consratgat tie eofPoa ion
esl IL clcns Of Now * yho have bone mat noble
o.. ~ fr1shipg ard money fcr the wa uqen the bh
.rt ,fo Ia T. 0ya Hate ko.loke Island ~
Lirnr. spr fed sud Fort Douelsnn and which la hed
~ pop1l heart with JOY and viii have weighiy hnoe"ce
90 m cor csu II home AID abroad. rosot Gu,picous
sd in the face O. greei daugsfs jur,he. the brightest
.o,e. and encourages Tie most tiusirg faith.
keep he assurance Of ny respect and believe to BE-
llib bish regard,
Your 0bedifnt scfvsTt, L. u. MORGAN
Nh HtSRI SINH Chairman, 70.
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EAEHIED.

VAN OEfsON-LAIRD-O1 Thursday Feb. 20 by the Rev
L. u Van Doren Dr.. Ra sord e Ven Gei,on Of the IT, O.
NJ 10 Mis-. Ssruh J. Laird of Monmouth. n. J.
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COURT oy GENERAL SESSIONS st-BsfoT-

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS FEE. ?t-Bsfor- Re
c0rdef HogysAS
Conrad A. Ten Eyck, indicted for violation OF
the Passenger Ticket law, M. tried aud acquitted.
Cesar Poiah indicted Tor obtaining money AID good.
.lr ,e urr.or,es tom Peter Bona, end his wife
H. they wore confined IN the Cry Pnson tried End
qutoi the prosecution beng nnsbe 70 prove hs he was
not yer which he protested 90 re when he obtained the
money and goods
sash Aaa Spencer pleaded gpiy p-ii larceny and
/. NJ D. he Pcri.entiary FOR { months.
MN H. Young previously convicted OF grand larceny
tened b. state Prison fer years ana month";
Wn johnson Tor petit larceny sentenced TO Penieltsry
flr ) mouths
Ro'snns Griffin. attempt a. srand iaceny fsn'en'y one
vcar
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Coeosgr's Cssgs.-Yesterdsy, Matin Nmh, an
.r,,ov.. o. tie uo.u Railroad ConYany wts ,-ni cd u
desh 6etweon whct lie vas IN he &C. . coupling"
A. DeDot The Coroner win hold o. irqnes- today
Pst,cs McGrsh ord the HosIita scsefdSy from iJu
rr. ece'g-d on the night Of the 4h int while sfs n
,g.v tbe eltf having fooled the fOnnef - TIE 900 ID
b bloS v ib hammer Kennedy wes aIesiti q ne nh
and held 10 await tho result Of tie injuries Inc IoioDe' N'
mold az inquest today. a., ., 1901 IL.
Lou, B6nne, 81 ye,rs Of sg- while spoilns unar'
s1effaiion Of mind committed sucd. 6y s"aI""
mi .ee corro,ye poison ye.edly It No a Wlf- street
Corer vi dey held Inquest on TIE D dy s9o u" 'ai3
rendered a verdict u suicde BY tA.iug poIlon-
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CoMVODORE NJ TT is more pelted D! 'hc Wv
York public a, BARSuss MusKus, tban W" Young ''i''
ufp.l a! IL by the citizens OF the tIeEch espI's'
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xrNiATrRh AINANAc.

un-Ri,ss.6:39 Sets......",,5:i' Mocr-la'ss' ''''
riGH WATER tbs Dsr.
sandy Hook. SRA GOV. Island GA hehOais'' o'''
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Nrw.YoRr HosrmAL.-weekly Report to Feb
fAdveiiiseIneutl
IN 1IlI DINIIC.

Ibeg leave b. in'oim Gfoesrs DR. sgis Apo'l,cs-s
private families thsi ! arn cio,Ig out NY old Stock Of
s1niFuAn AEoAATIC hCuSaPPs" B0I7ihD EAAsDIEs
Mamma snghpY sBd PoHr NiNs. JAssiCs and 81 Eus
sCalcn snd Iusr WutlYs, r. ny old pnces.
Persons ulo I4.h % supply themselves, Lsd better make
e.'iy application. uDotrh0 WOLFE 40 " bearers.
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[Aavertis-mentl n
IL, -..... N,n.nItc or RnIu SEXLS "A he

10 TIE NEhNOtD VI JUL
fired clergyman having been restored to heshh IN lew oay
az man, y-arp of srost suffering WILING 20 "S,
, hy sending (ffcr copy q. the prescription used ~
,eci the rev Joas NJ DAGNALL no 1c6 Fuitons' brooA
yn, y. y.
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SINGULAR CoSpUcT OF A PoLIcr Jrs1Ics.-On
Sunday, tie lelenth Ward Police arrested Nicho-
las White, Join Hawkins, James Corr and Michael
Geehan ioI teliing liquor in violation Of law Capt.
>. hires in his return, -ays:
Tho above each y rtly elesr cases Of absolute se
md Tcce Of money 90 Which facts 1ee were to o. hTo-
,.s-c- Vet toe aged anl the otlcers
were a lndrc sui tine Isttie told By Ire Jnslct hat
hoy he'd right 20 si liquor Sunday a hey kept heir
rscs oted H. font and cid allow any noise dsu b.
I'D ihe ssseron Of the ohors that hty I'D mos az
tie poncfs TO- Jscricy conduct, o. eTPcsing qnor
fog s-io' bat so d, Of avail Tie Justice
couldn't sec the point
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Frs. H--Be'or
Jadge BkITs


PRIZE CAsEs-THE SOUTH CAROLINA BLOCKADE.
lie United states The schooner Heay Middleton snt
This vessel was captured on tie Diet Of Augusi
s, Of the CO.'S OF South Caon, BY tie Ssrdals utd de-
cous ad OF Capt chase Of eight hours She ~
owned 70 hsreston, and laden With W sable eTgo o.
Iits II urpeuiiue sho wa furnished win isu 80 o.
codo-e pages and slen taken had the Eeoe hsg nns
a, her peak.
Mr s,wart L. Woodford Assistant r. 8. District Aitor
noy Olerel the for the Government stiipg ths h-
schooner cleared iTo Charleston Aul1sts under Secs
sion permit c her dock the 18th. and aeeo dns 10 TIE
sidnce q her steward lay IN the Greek 81" Od chs
mel" Until tho 2th when she went 70 and was
he day The POI being under strict blockade MI
su.d thsth. long delay ia the chsnue clearly proved
re II and desis ade the blockade. The chase
sharp fry bsrls % urpen'ine being thrown over
erdo shen the schooner but 6e was brought 70 oy sun
n the iendas Before she boarded her 1sef threw
Dacka.. Of papers overheard Their character WIS eyi
BY order fouIc tho cabin and produced 10
Court, Dir. ug Capt. Barclay, m 90 20 OF being seized 70
ik tho ace 11pauyiuX letters they isste to thing out
pryaaer papers for the schooner Tue cargo was een at
lhaieoa Is he product OF South North Carolina and /.
ia IS tu'h 70 condemn alton.
Mr. Woodford assod decree Of forfeiture on The soa es
or intentional vi 'ion Of biocsaie hat the vessel
lad sctusy IN the rebellion. having been Designed
lie fitted ,pryleer and hsvf. been do:unen ed g.
Confederate ves and That the vessel aod cargo were
both owned ia Cnir e.0n aud were euomT properly Inc
evidence presented and argument being made ~ the
OI TIE claimants the tOuft To- TIE PApcs al" &C
.,rv.d It. dec..ion. -.
The unied state. sgt The brig Delta end casoThis case
b. called Mr. ocdioit reared Tor the cover, men
Mf linton for the Naval Oificss (csp,onl. ard Mes
Edwards Pr,ts al Thompson Tor Tie sesea claimants oil
' r. e din.. hair. BEEN read NJ WoodfoTd moved
.tse ou hs eIeesdcd the 'taenelt OF the
claims and all Of the Aid vita beyond the simple vonhesol
n thos- claims NJ Edward, asked an aojoannont oil the
u ,tteI for one day. -,
III. claimant then objected ~ hasppesance Of Nj Upton
o.. any o ryas tor the naval eatois, on the Trial
The Count defe4 the lfins OF these qstohs ~ II. oV
or ono day.
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Advertisement
YouNG MANS BEST CAPITAL ~ HIS

know hos, to use Il tie bet ads4tise go
careful ,,a,ninatiop ,t FOWLER NEfIs 5j blosd""y
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rOfrnT cAIFSDAR-THfs D,

SrrRras CoURr-CIRcuIr.-Part Nos. 4ls
1915 la2 1904 1903 ll 1888 lJ0 639 800 Has 1867 4OfO
tsl1. lall, t'rS Sa1 .,.4
SrpRfnE louHr--SrEcuL TrRM.-AdJonrned
for tie torn.
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cah current bile and thrust decent people from their
cars, foI daring 10 present such money in payment
for fare, we thought the mserneeded little further
investigation. After diligsnt inquiry, we learn ma
all tie Improvements In city railroad udveh's
to Which we have referred were due TO the inde''u'
gable Matthew ~. Greene, esq, the pubhc-spiilted
citizen who for paluy $1,000 year, gave hif IN
divided time and attention 70 the proper discharge OF
mis- onerous duties Unfortunately, however, Mr. NJ
u q il arnoiutcd by the Crot0n Aquednct Board,
bod, vlereof tie majority are Democrats, and as
do, oro ecnrehensve that the passage Of the new
C;,r cbar,or will play the deuce with them, they
ed that mr. NJ. ID. g., nspite OF hiS urgent pro-
,o,ops ,bat he could not leave the railroad iDfpec
zion without serious deriment TO the public interest,
lo,ld 90 70 Albany and look after 80 much OF the
non Charter rs referred to the Croton Aqueduct De-
oortn,ent. And so Mr.. Greene unwiingly ret ont
the STATE Capital, where lie il understood TO be
now engaged in posting NJ the country members
anon the best form of government for the City OF
f New-Yoik Bat meantime his hard-earned
repu,ataiion in the railroad line has go'-e all
To smash, and the public are impo>ed upon
yor.e than ever. We submit that this If not the
aic thing OF the pant of the Croton Depart
ment, neither 70 the public nor 10 Mr.. NJ. d. Greene
they must keep Mr. Greene from the sphere OF his
responsible duties in the city during the session OF
the Legislature on account Of bis tsnscendent sbil-
ty SIS counselor and expounder of municipal law,
We suggest hat in Justice 10 Mr.. Greene Gs Wen hs
to this rliroai-ridden community, tie Croton Board
pott n the Common Council ut their next session u
forthwith appoint an assistant Ra'!road Inspector
at salary not to exceed 200 year, and liberal
allowance for a horse and buggy.
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Below give puFpthIAs" VI Pi""N'R
transact lone; ,ca MI, -,
$50 n. o.,oo Nh, 49,, "a,
~ Al.o , extra d. . 80 3 head Average ial N.
NJ j. Teschout, 80 good Michigan al paI q head Aver
r Rule /, prime. heavy Ohio at soa p head Avs~se
j. b. A. Reid, Is fair Illinois a. $50 y head. Average
$50 n. ,,. ...n, A..
C. j. Comment II ordinary sa:e at sS 50 q head AvcI
iss 900 H. -, ,,a ,-,,r
A. MoNhoIter II common state at ! = head Average
ICON. - 49,. A.,
osbury Coon IL good Michigan oren at &c y d. A''
e.sgc l.b1N n. - , aSo ~
O Hl,tt 50 good Illinois vt $50 head Average >" ~.
Samuel Uou.lry % Heavy Miohistn Oxen al &C. 10. o
ersg. 700 TO- Also "A rough do at sc ~ Ayeisss
NJ Also Il fir Michigan Steers at tss v hosd. 40 h
so h. Also ~ scaiwa.s" ~ 30. v 10 ASesss AOV .S S
g. n Rosen II fair light Michssn At sc ~ 30 N
az eo ib Also Ia fsir State at see. Y 10. Aye,ssa ~. m
'0eorge sheldon 10 fair State ct abou' 'io' Y I've
81. j. Ens,h, IS good Michigan at Sc ID A'''''
go ~ "a val we,aht delivered An
N.w.yo,k Average York weight wv w. A. ~ Aver.
N Isa.snbsch l. heavy, lat Michigan 81 'o' 10
'ss housh the receipts by railroad ere sau 10 Il
.c.l the ,upply seems short 20 "" MI W ~ ,s,ns,h
Y.sj, owns 80 Ne se, Yet s0ne dIsYe' nave gone
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Arrived.
Steam hir Nor

s,,.r,ir North Star Jenes, Asp.nwsl malls, pat 10
10 s., ~. - Nm Cous,iu,ion, ----. SHIP Island
81 fld Colony Lowe, pool Jan SAT- 10 O der
R.,. Xsnho Chapman, Asynwai 10 days hides eooe.
p NoantsI Eagle JOY, Bermuda days In ballast to
Bds Nueytss Wright Ponce, P r. Feb s. 'c;sr to Tho"
SNhT " G. Knishi lof Camden, Me), Hewe, Trinidad
Cha 5th ir.. su.ar Her Hcugbt a. sh ns' pa 20
II schooner ashore Coauio's Reef spp"enuy
rt mort tine oni was IN ballast pac,et whrei she pre-
ted the appearance OF having been stripped OF sans W"
about ID tuns. -,
Schr Nathsue Lark, Alsoa, tredefcfs De-. a's' wi"
10 g. v Fox 3 Go. ,,o, A., h,u.st 10
sch TeIas CIsarlin T!isabshros', coal for Ne" L0'
H. H. : .g,-bos, -, McWsueu, Mysie % h0ai'' "''
20 Ito this cilv b. s'eamtnT fsrd A.i,, d, T. :
se'ntr. Rspid. Palmer NJ! ste 80 hou''' '''''s ~
gunbcat IN tow. , - Wa, shls
sAurp Fob. e2-seuer 0hen,s, hey ms' ~, Jp
80, ~ Rot,rI.m. Brig Costa Rea, Asp l',S w. 49,
~ So psr,.an Platte. 2.t-Be $50, N.lsnisi
" ~ H. Ha,tsras luleti Empire, bei'AdaA' "a'''
keyport. m, xy,-u.r hence for Cort
, 4, IA bush com 10 frtnthis WIN PHP' nsNt
I,tn in., ,si6sd Also bark Depeche isinani p"0'
Dec. I.
WIsp-supset n. W. ss1s
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MONDAY Feb. r. lb2
PErvE-Tls market Il les, stye this week, the reaction
In aud Brighton a.i "Wednesday and Thursday,
n.ug frt here now. he total supply LIST week iacudi
90 n cane In on Monday 500 This week Is less
y $50 head but this fact hss not saved the mshe from
dcine and quote decli1e equs IN most in.s, COS to
TO- . ~ live weight. srndes There ba marked tAins
on in the average quality and there prefl ~ any ol
H.. wards n we except bunch of 10 head selected which
.od fof fraction over Dc. g Il.
Hvcrlprs-rho l0wins il our comparative abatement of
,,r.ts AZ ,bi. market over the lonts Railroad estimating
-, - 10y, Cor. week
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CITY ITEMS.


s,op.p CoscEhT.-An Organ EN"'o.''o" "nu
.,s,ellapeous Sacred Concert is to oe gwen heN'
c.,,av evening in aid Of the Free Church Oh TUG -"
..,.essc+ at the Chapel in fiiheth street. oe'Ween
,cyirgton and Third avenues M u D. hopA"n'
AIR. Charles Fitzsiumons, orgoni.ts, Miss Mai
, so,,ano. and double vocal quartctie have o.
I'D their services. national hymn and eho'a
A., reb the words and music composed for Ihe umes'
h, sung. Friends Of the Free Church move
, twin not forget this concert. Tickets may DC
aimed AT the church bookstore, No IS! Broadway
CITY MoRrALI1Y.-The report OF tho Cl1y IN
ctor for the week ending the 2ith met. shows liu
,a. total number of deaths IN the city DUNG tDa
,.r,od wae 400. OF the deceased, 100 were men, v
souen, IO4 BOYS, and l0l girls. Adults, l9' c""
den. 2O4 Males, 205; females, l9o. Co'o'e' r.
sons, & OF the diseases, II deaths were 40 -,
= dipA,beyia so from commissions pni"n'''b :. no
earle. lever o. by consumption 10 " . o,ho,
head 10 by smallpox, ard tie reu'~'1e' sbo,s.
'uat,ral causes. The Classification OF ui,'",'
,1a, a d,stbs resulted from Diseases "a 'Do =.
nerves. 1856 of The laDgS aud throat V' - .,
.an8 er,,,iye Geyers. % Of the stoil"'" oo'' ass
.tbe, objective organs, &c. VI Tie oe''"''1'
90. pss;v.s of the United st.ios' ihe A'''''s'
,,,,,sl;, a.. urred IN the Nineieenh and l"euuo''
W.. being 10 in the foFpv; and - IN Tue H''s'
The increase Of mortality was I've III comparison
III the week previous.
rs,oS soya BY Or. GuNAN.-WNi some one
I'D M a copy Of the Union Song, sung by We
r..;,;. in Charleston. s C., during tie great Nul-
.Ar,,ion controversy Of 1917;
"pearton.e the sou,..s fsr END,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

ConMov CoUYcu.-Neithcr branch o. the Com
mon Council having quorum last evening, there
was 40 meeting. The taX.levy remains 10 be acted
upon, So thai in al probability both Boards will
meet oil Thursday evening. if not earlier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

! MILr,Ri MArTtns.-Ihe lah Regiment Con-
ne .Icut Volunteers, under command Of Col. Henry
G. U.ning. left Hartford by boat Yesterday alter
noon, aud may be eKreciod here this morning. Tor
over q month past the l2h has been ~ quarters al
Hartford. The men are fully armed snd eqnlWed'
,nd ready for SCI vice, and the Aduiant General re-
oor,s tben mos. UIocient IN tactics than any Other
regiment that has let Gle STATE. TIE sons 81 Con
nectcui expected TO on,eftsiD lie cihcefs with q
breakfast at tie Aston Hone, upon thtir mn'el,
bat -omo change his been mad IN the programme,
and the entertainment will Dot take place until iur-
fber notice 1hi- cgiiaent will be seat 70 foircss
Monroe, where it Will join toe foicts IL Gen. But
trs petition. Tlcirindlal officers areas ioll'"';
Colonel Henry G D,gin. Lieutenant Clone Lftynd
C. bun.; Maor Fiank =. r,cs Adjltalt s.imtu 49, h.'
Qaanergal.ter Cofr,us '. r. Pond, CasPain. Jame'
HIadf,r.. s.grou VIZ Biovlch, liisi As.s'sa ST.
gooa NJ G Lc,elFofth, S1'e 3 oA Joho H. Ns.e..
Colrrsuy A-Csp.. G,ofrs a. Lta1i Company y N,p'
safluei f. Grsnues. Corpsuy C-Cspt Leonard Dcsin-
son; Comptny D-C.pt Nathan fIluliin C9nrsiy - u.
st.rlen Is Eivioe; Coupany f--tspt Sidney p 'lit
Company G--Capt Letter r. bnleyi Company IL apt
Joseth Foy Come Il apt Johu vs. Do foot Com
psny K-Cs,t. kdwaid kcmiton ABBOT