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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

OhaA o. DEMENT, wounded In leg, Corp. Hery Bacon
wounded In shoulders b. spoonr, wounded ia snile, l..
Page. ii, killed.
The following are in hospitals In tie vicinity o
Washington:
st isst, fT 1 e 5t 4h N T. ,ot in o
Sc ge4ft Robert +. CAROL Co. o. 4,h TX, in hand
Benafd McMohon, ,tO tx. il hand.
jonathan LiDhtd, Co. g. ID Mas, sbot In thigh
l!.ems" L. Hall, Co. h. % Mae lea.
I'm M.hews Co. ]. % Mas. arm.
Owen Morgan, Co c, Alb Me. hnud.
Robert Chost Co l. 18th Mass, hsnd.
Corporal joseph Bei.n.eI Co. +, cit N. r, s.sas,
Mrn. Fi'Aer. Co +, 54h N Y thigh.
sSeist J: wrilles Co. ;. san y. y, thigh ssdi.s
Henry Miller Co. i. q XXI " arm Dndles
Charlie, l.. lunsos, Co. b, 3nth y. T.. leg
John Her,ch Co. A. i5'th y. Y, hip.
VIM ii. Lov"less, 60. l., l0ilh n leg
Eooer T.. CONN, Co \, iwh \. Y, faee
zone" ,ss Eo G' c Co. K iSiS Ms., hand
ssTg LhIJ4h iowa'd CO ., lsth Mass hand
Moran dw.rd. Co l. loth \ Y, foot.
C Cop WIN j ye'h 49,, CO 4 ShE " hand.
JsuIes Eiey, Co. H. 5th n y hand
Corp. Anthony Lougherne. Co. c, 2lst N. T. shcslas1
John l.. He-man. Go. q, 18Th y. Y. land
9homas Heaick. Co n s'n n. y. arm.
". ;. Vi.ier, CO. ID, 7ih y. Y.
!oh9 MoiSOisad G Co p !, I'D 2dS g.
u. swap, Co c, 2lst ny
Patrick narveD Co. G. Doth n. Y.
Corp. J. /. Fowells. Co. j. .iih.
Corp. II. Norgau Co. g. 9th y. Y.
VIM Davis Co. l. 5h y. Y.
n. Lahtrty, Go. y, 2lst n. Y.
sers. Jsues r. Colc Co H. 2s. died 10 hssitl " dsy
SeTg. W. A. Warren, Co. c. I'D n. Y.
SeTe. Horace Hatrick, Co. q, l3thN. 7.
John Bsyle Co q 9Th \. Y.
J. Thompson. Go. ii, 18Th n. Y.
SeIg ". c. Wetb. Co H. l4th ~ v.
a. Uotelkns Co T., 18Th n. Y.
james Eros Co b. 25th n Y
A. III. Pltry. Co. +, Sith n. Y.
Cerp. T. Sa 'es. Co. Il, 10Th N. Y
Lawrence Lyman, llth Mas
{. Il. Collins Go. b. 18Th Mass.
Corn. q. HorTigar. Go. ID p h MsM
Geo. Bruut, Co ID. 28th Mass.
Johu Stanley Co. d. 28th Mass
II Mitchell Co. ID 20h Mas.
VIM A. Blake, Co l. 18th Mass
u !. Collins, Co. X, I'd Me.
BEN. RicLGrds, Co. {, 5th Me.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
WnolrsALE BuneLkrY.-On Saturday richt o.

Sunday orung the store Of MessIs. T.. III. Arnold Co..
commission merchants No 81 Warren street. entered BY
end robbed Of sewing and spool silks to the value Of
+ CO., which carried away quietly rs to avoid the
the police tho only Of the thieves being their
mics lanterns which they mad fs behsad tn
be first disoovery the robbery made opening the
store % Monday morning when Il wos ascersiled that
large 90. rtue had been made IN the wall dividing the store
rom 40. 49, formerly occupied hy tho Third Precinct
Police /. appeas Ls ebon week tlnce the lower story Of
tbls vacant budirgn let 20 who did state or
what purpose he wan'sd 20 the pl'ce Upon e2auin
tho prsuises apt aloCnt fonnd h1 oush which
the burglars bed entered about three feet ia 1icsne,s
the b,ng large rough to ADMIT the body of with
ease Previous TO making his hole the thieves mad covered
tie windows With white muslin eisi1s aDd heavy blanket
prevent lie noSs If their enterprise oehz heard In ne
street All that 1. known Of tho who Lir the room IN
No 49, that he took the place lie stated that HI
residence was ear the Of Tenth avenue aid Fort;
ninth street. The hi ding from which the thieves made
tor oit,oc "a occuP ID ~ other tfrns on ne upper
floors A., their properly not threael ot Capt Mount
i engaged iny.sgsu he case. NO trace oil the Qua
lss let con discovered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Heiicf OF the Families Of Kings Count,
Volunteers.

The Kings Coanty Board Of Supervisors have au'
tborzed the appropriation of 49, 600 Tor the relief
Of Tie families e volunteers. OF the $4,000
bounty appropriation, $3I 800 remained to the credit
of the Committee. long and conflicting discussion
on tho question Of bounties, which must have ex.
hausted the subject and the patience OF those who
heard it, resulted IN the following resolution:
Re,rsd That the equity he auhccd TO b1rrow $50 900
opsy In bountes oil $40 EACH to recruits existing IL hi -
COMFY regiments
Mr.. Green then moved that the rum o. s15 600
additional be appropriated to the support Of the fam
lies OF volunteers who enlisted previous to Aug IL,
1862, which wac also eanied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Losses in the N. v. Thirteenth Volunteers

The 18th Regiment New-York Vounteers, one oil
tie very Oldest in the service, had many Of It's pri'
Yates Lill.d and wounded, and also several Of iss
officers
Capt Marshall was killed.
Lieut.. Getty was killed.
Capt Savage was MORALLY wounded.
Cap. Geek WAS wounded in tie arm.
Capt. Basler il missing.
Lieut.. Bunnell was severely wounded.
Adji. c. c. Powers was slightly wounded in tie
lee.
Privates Stanley, Lei,ch, and Grob were killed.
The following privates were wounded severely
Lane, Sullivan, Stillwe Snyder, Draper, Connolly
snd Kenny.
The list Of officers killed, wounded, and mifsing,
in this regiment, ID complete.
Among the privstes the names are far below the
Gctual number killed, wounded, and missing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoRK.......ssY-.
Cleared.

ste,n,hip-zsIs tBrl Jay, h'tamer" j. H. Fr,rt'k'
Co.
ship'-Ls,ie Oakfcrs. Rocks Liverpool! Hale csrmsn
Jane. Hoyey Thomdke London. Nenith Sons, Under
writer Ben son Liverpool Charlie, Csrow Ilar'ss Filter
Liverpool rrask dearborn M- seng-r. Wooo3ide San
tr4uci.cO Sutton Co Arty, SLkey San ffAncsco w L.
L. Coleman 4 CO. . .
Berks-WHkin. Bsuehsrd Glasgow. r. ?. Buck Co
Richard CObdn lBreren. Bhehod. An'"ep' henninz' q
Gosling
Big-Emns Dozen (Br). Morris, Ms;amoas. J. II. DOno-
schoorer,-Msrylsnd soat Perth Arbov NJ L. hcCresdy
Co NJ. Sewl Collyer, Pol'smonth, n H. Brett > y
Co Hume Phrusy Boston. Bsser Dayton; D. H. Yves
ton spicer infort J. Is. Litcnheld Crockett NewOr
leans Mc,csf Duncan; lyos tBE) Phlfs, Dublin. John
Sioops-Iary Cray, Haskey, Uneasve Bentley, Smith
CO. Active Bol.s. NoFw ch &. u. Harvey Thomas HUI,
Hull Providence l.. Kenny.
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Disasters, &C.

MSS Gpin Of the Merchants Excheng &c Reading ROOM
william slsec,. las lbs following telegram;
Bos1oy Sept. g. 1862.
tn. ,ehr Bold lunner from Boston foT Phaaepha was
rnn toto by al brig Tuesday night md ubse
aurnty won't ashore at Proyinceon where she Will be
total loss. Tie Of the sch with his wife, got ON beard
the orig .
The irg Pilot Fish from s.on Sept for Port-au Prince
wa. nun INTO and sunk outside OF boston Light by tie scr
,ter from PLi,delpLis. Caln Of che bng ws drowned
rest o. tLe cses saved b. scr May d. CIaaer, non
lewis. Del, Aug 90 1902.
The ,chr C'ron (ofn York) juer. from keybrrn. n.
C. with 90 bulls Of Tosig and suffers stoe, for New York.
truck on Cope uen0pon NJ a. ga She Il MAJ ing water
and r hog-ed AZ iurnos shoni the weather mosst slo
nav b, .s,ed. if' car. will b. saved.
pHu SAP - h LtN.a wrecked OF Li,ccrb Island " s.,
to! cMgo OF -. coa md few packages dr. sofd+
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Arrived.

Steamship Northern Light Tnkleraul u, Atprvsl Aug. 2S
a. D. H. treasure, mails and pass 70 d. b. Alien sept 8,
10 ne - Of Dan.sn, spo,e bark w H. Newman. nom I.io
Isnsiro and bark Nm Norton from Beaufort bound ior
k,w.Nork.
Sir CTS o, Brootlyn Cbsse Liverpool July ~ mdse TO
Ne.mth Aus. - PASSED Cope Race, with tho wind
fou T. r. I'D la ~ 40 lon - Wind from D w, passod
aeet Of fishermen. Has Ia. s Wide during most of the
Slip Kitty Floyd (of Por'snd Dearborn, liverpool July
81 cool Trssk Delbo-u h u, IN 1t A., lon -, saw
.hip Harriet (of Bossoul. bo1nd +.
ship Ae.anoeT Ma;sh ~ Ma shall Liverpool July ~ mdse
and 80 pus 70 g. H. Ma.shai * Go.
Bark H. t. Rufgsr HoSe, Houteyideo July r. bides 10
Baker Crows The bark OGch for Sew-iorI, sal cd o.
the 2li. .
sth Queen Of Clippers (Br Davidson, Windsor, H. g..
dsy, plaster to A. Snaibers.
SEM Maxine MenD. AachiasPOrt days, lumber 10 T. N.
Msyhcw.
schr 1rlumph Lerv,ry Gloucester days, fsh
Schr ~ srNsl PonToy. Poit Even coal ios PorCnoulh-
s. . Henrietta Show. Eiy lbs tbpoTt coal Tor Salem
Scar. Is. II. N.sh. Cor. hach.as days
steamer h.dile.x. Coe, Philadelphia, ns6s 10 j. N
Bngp.
Byuner
STEAMER Black Diamond. Green Phd,de!pAi ise to Lo-
per 4 Kirkpatrick. -
Steamer Franklin. Young Baltimore, mdss % william
steamer Stevens Raypor, Baltimore ndss. to william
DazolL
Mssog,Spur steamer George C. Collins, OF the
Hartford line has been sold the Goyenlsnt TO be used ~
= tlDspOIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
Prom, auu Francisco.

SAN FR.yorsoo, Monday, Sept, J. 1867.
The steamer Constitution arrived yesterday
FROM Panama She touched at Acapulco and took
Capt. Hudson, late commander e the Golden Gate,
who left Manzanilla on the Htn, after remaining
near tie wreck twenty-one days. He thinks there
il little probability Of saving any of the treasure,
bat efforts VIII be made during October and Noyem.
Der, when the sea is usually quiet
The ships Wellee aud Anglo-saxon have arrived
from New-York; alec the Northern Coast steamer,
with So 900 in treasure from British Columbia and
1900 0po from Oregon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
CITY II1KMS

Is NOT INSANE, AND NEyER WAS IN FORT NC
HESRY.-The report made by correspondent OF
TIE ". y. Times, 10 the effect that Dr. j. w. PAL
mer, whom he characterizes ss the Charleston cor.
respondent of TIE n. Y. TRiBusE," had been ar
rested TO- treason and to Fort McIienry, where
he became insane, rendering his transfer TO lunatic
asylum necessary, is entirely untrue. DIR. Palmer,
we know from tie best suthorty has not within the
last year or two been within three miles of Fort
rcHsnry, and was never within 300 miles Of Charles.
ton in his life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

exceptions 10 all rules, presume that occasionally
there ia q contemplate posroon who will indulge in
Just such cowsrdiy attacks AZ these upon the de-
spised, broker Spirited regro. In fair-llay fight
this negro 80 brntally stts,ked Yesterday, undoubt-
eddy could bave whipped his s,soilant, but, sur
rounded ny 1000 enemes," as he expressed IT. 1t Is
not suTprtsins tLal he ran.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
PHILADELPHIA NoMIsATIoEs.-The

PHILADEIPHn EoMisATIoEs.-The following
are the nominations made by the two parties Tor the
offices named:
City Conmi sioner-Demce-a.ic, Elisha Lovett, ship
wright, National Union, John GiDens
Receiver OF IsxesDriaocrsiic John NJ. Neoy tasuith
National Union. J. c. kech, hat manufacturer.
City ControlleI-D nocra'ic, George Osz halter; Ma
tional Union J. r. Lndall bn1msker.
City Sootor-Democrztic Wm l. Hint attorney o. Law I;
National Uni n. J. Carroll BIeesteI attorney at lsg
Mayor-Democratic. Daniel NJ Fox. attorney At Law; Ma
tiena Union, Alesa ndeI Henry sttorney at law.
District Atoney-Democra;ic Lewis c. Cassidy attorney
q. law National Union, VIM b. Manu-, attorney at law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
The 3rooLiyn Fourteenth.

The Hon. NJ. L. Odeil telegrapbs from Washing
ton that the loss Of the Brooklyn litb Regiment, in
the recent battles wss severe, but not as great "a
heretofore reported. The killed, wounded, and
missing will not exceed IS. Among the killed are
Capts. G. L. Dayey and Chas. i. BALDWIN. Capt.
G. s. Elcoek ID wounded, and Capt Myers is ni's-
ing. Surgeon Farley ard Lieut.. jordan were taken
prisoners. The wounded are well cared for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

PRoMoTED TOR GALLANT CosDucr.-Heny II.
Elliott. con of Prize Commissioner Elliott of this
city, whose bravery while acting as Aid TO Gen.
Williams at Baton Rouge was highly commended,
has been appointed by Gen. Butler Lieutenant
Colonel OF the Regiment of Louisiana Volunsers'
bow being raifed in tho City Of New-Orlsans.
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bort -EarNsns' Nor e.


fOh1-NAHpEtn oFFltEi NO. iUt Na'i'st.,
NOTICE il hereby gwen ~ accordance with
~ section Of ths AZ Ppsei April - 1854 en,;ei An
giu1s tAe warden yhcc Of Tie For; OF New
Yos M persons Interested in, having charge Of s
subject matter Of such uga,y eAanr ai,n or sure nh
following vessels li.T nation ~ To Port;
Werlrns and th the said sulyey examination. Ni be
plotted within ten G.ys succeeding tns notice. on
board aid vessels:
slip seth slraguc Pier No. "a z.
Shlp hpeci n 40 - T. II
snip hseh
bafk tlbcc OF 10
Ling Ocean WAC. W oodfuu hooaso"
A. L.
| WM. IA. HURLEI0H, PIssidsr.
]. Auops ulkRinAn 6ecretAIu
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Union Pacific Eri,rond.
NIINFNIf I''uHI ''I'F - ="
AFTERNOON SESSION.

AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Convention met purs uant to adjournment, and
on motion proceeded 10 the election Of permanent
ofIicsrs George w. Gaze nominated WIN. Il. Ogden
of Illinois President, who was chosen by acclana-
ton; H.. V. Poor Secretary, and 4. w Alcoit II
New-York Tf,asGrer were unanimously elected.
Senators McDoueall, Lane, Dcolittle, aad all the
members OF Congress present, Invited 70 seats
in the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

and Jaehson's forces supposed. large number
Of Confederate prisoners were seen proceeding 70
sisers Headquarters by tie party VINO came i eo
Al xandris this morning at aJlek. Nunoer' ocO
or 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Nov Is TIE TINE TO VoLUsTEER.--The Mayor,
by proclamation dated yesterday, offers the city
bounty Of so TO all volunteers who shall enlist in
old regiments or those now organizing within 20
days from date before draft shall be made, and An
arrangement was completed, after his Honor the
Mayor had signed tho ordinance, between the Com.
mon Council National Committee, of which Aid.
Farley il the Chairman, and Controller Hsws, by
which 'he bounty will be paid either to the recruit
or his Representa- uron presentation a the re-
q1rel Certificate Of muster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

tN'ihD ohhihS -"""S'iH''
RyLEtsE OF POLITICAL PRisONFKS.
Albert Pstri4, q farmer Of Cairo, Greene County,
y ohrsed with diseouHgng erl.,men' released by
order Of Turn.r taking the oath OF s.g
snce. John p Benjamin Of Riverhead ~ Y. charged with
uern. tressona5ls sentiments and dscoErisins ennsri,
- also released the terms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

uIrIATukE ALMANAC
>un-2,,.s..5:3O sets.........6:29 MoonSsts.. l:l3
5sniy Hook. 33l 0ov. Island. 4;il Hal Dats. e;l&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

HANDSOME LrGAcY.-Tbe New.York Nursery and
Childs Hospital the recipient Of S. 800 FROM Mrs
Elizabeth EIInendorf of Duchess County, N. T.,
lately deceased, the sister Of oae long member OF
toe Board OF Directors of the Institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
IAdycuisoaient.'

Iryou want 10 lean what you can DO best, and
ho, ~ MAZE the mos, If yourself 90. careful PiESOLos.
80, rs|-tS.rloS at fowler 4 HELLs's, 50 DIoalway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

LAsr DAY bnt two Of ne nval Dwarfs, uen.
~ - - 49, en- Nt.--T A. BARNrs's NrsguN. raey
,s, No. sh ,iiors AZ H. 3 snd g. O'Clock Dolt ip
s,.iap them tlis wssx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

r.s.x-zxwru.ssrs<SzH1
Cor TO BE A NUIsAscE.-The assaults upon an-
offending negroes which have become " prevalent
of late, have got to be q nuisance Of the most
offensive character. One Of them occurred on =
alton Feny boat, on Tnosaay. party OF five
negroes were sitting by Themselves On the boat,
when an equal number Of sailors canio along, ANA
one of them, with and epithet, struck one
of the negroes. 1lis Immediately caused great
commotion among tie latter, andan jumped to their
feet. The one that wgs struck was then Knocked
down, and tho oilers escaped INTO the zen lenan's
cabin. exert one who ran through one Of the car
rage.ways, closey puTtued by highly-ex'lted
sailor threatening bIa lie. The negro, reaching the
end Of the boat, instead Of Jumping overheard, as
everybody thought le would, lodged has pursuer,
and CRYING Murder !" nj the top Of lis voice,
oarted inio tho ladies' cabin, where lie
wa, overtaSen by tho sailor. OF courae, the Mt
most consternn lon among the ladies' was caused ~
this sudden appearance II frightened dnrSey,
followed b. iniuraied intoxicated sailor, one
CRYING murder" and ths ,th,r b. eatenng 20 k II.
Tie darkey wss knocked DOWN aud kicked ANA
stamped upon 80 quickly init 40 bystanoers, 30
thoroughly taken hy sufprise. could not Interfere
until tie sailor had fairly exhausted himself, when
he was relied ulon by n naval cihcer and others,
and drawn away. Tie darkey hobbled OIL, no one
To svmpathize with him. we suppose, because be
was black. Tho bost having landed, the sailors
went ashore, Dut the negroes, fearful OF another
attach renaiaed on tie boat and went back 10
Brooklyn. They 90. together IN TIE genllemen's
cabin, aud though they had been all badly
frightened, and Que Of them severely beaten,
thty appeared happy In tho thought that none
Of them were BILLED. Ildeed they al seemed
di.posed 10 joke tho ole who had received
the beating. for running, and not lighting back.
"Why didn't You hit him, Saul inquired one.
" nit him Yah, um, um iiaA Int nim when
dere was about 900 cneuios all round me- (lh,ie
were about go people tie boat, but fright always
mauifee) Enomesi didn see EN-. no
-ueider I'D dey eco you, 'canse lon Ind away-yon
did. But dere dey was, Ill dem white folks leoing
thar sailor chsse me all over the boat, aging he
would ki.l me-" About this time man crowded
up and in a rage exclaimed to The negro, l0iwas
served rigLt-you have no night 10 attack unl n
man" 81 didn't attack any 0ne--iidn't nay Bniin
to 10 one" "Yon lioi you dbl know n. Ahdii "
wasn't for YOU niggers the couGiry woniin't De Ia
the condition il H." Tile might have added
If LIE had not drank 80 much rum ne
wonld not have been 20 drulkl. The nero re-
sponded that ue had muffin TO 30 " ith the country
which was true enough. This man, however, was
soon hustled oil by officer OF The boat, VINO
steruly ordered him away. Thus ended tlis wholly
unprovoked and disgrace full scene. caused, we are
sorry TO say, by a man with 3 nationality that has
high reputation for bravery. But o. there sse
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Ass,uLrryG PoLIcE OFrIcERs.-YesterdAy Der.

nsd Breeder arrested and before Justice Hrcnu
ct is,e1 with Sseuing Officers and Maserton Of the
Fourth Precinct While IN I'll. pero the duty Inc
sccussd held gss, sd sdni d 10 bail u
= 80 on esch.
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SrYxIaG or A WHsRF.-Yestoriay

NTNrINU VF W NFt'7s'3'' =
wharf AT tho foot Of Stanton sIost i-il IN
add DoloGgi.g 10 John Green iDto e.e n' '
i. IS drowned To yeige OF tn properly was Wv
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TuE GALErzHr ABoRrIoy CAsE.-1he inquest ia

the boTtou ~ CAaaTi Gaegki continued yessf-
day, Dut facts eieel on tie tee imohy
prties piicsted s under arrest AZ the tEpehN ~
cine, satica.Houie Ihe nQuest wll oe resumed io~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04
u,TTED STATES DISTRICT COURT-sErr. 2-Before
Judge BKrT-.

InIzE PROPERTY COSDFAsED M DEFAULT
On the usual return Of process this morning the
following prIs property wa ordered TO hesnny ard con
dcuIBaiiou the. 9oing ppeTsce on behalf Of .na':
The United States sgt TIC so0p Wave and crgoi s-e
ant 2sJ bag. Of nee o. lighters; ast w
cs OFFICE CAPTURED In South Carolina aud brought here
schooner J. WaIing; sg the May Stuart ard cargo
ams at Of ieweHy. marked L. Assistant Dis-
Aitorncy Andrews appeared for he Government in TIE
shove -
In te case 81 the prize Ta5s Cain ard cargo w Andrews
consented woehs time to snawer iir CH~fes I'D
ards 'or claimant.
Mr. ards Pot In Jain for vessel and cargo In the case
the M.Hphi- And the testimony ordered TO be
opened ,,. ,,,,
The Judge renrt ,ha. the District CoUr Tor Admiralty
Common Law aDd Cruias trials would be held IN tie Die
suI i. the Pre- Court wosi be IN session
daily e. If. ehanhe and rhy The t'isndsncc os Judge
from another Disct might be 20 aid in d,posins q
the rr.rs 81 tr term but un' lie the 'our,
would opened sd- Belts for such business A. required
atte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Mr.. LOUIS BALLARD RELEAsED.-Mr. Louis Bal.
lard, one of the ten gentlemen who arrested by
order of Provost Marshal Kennedy some days ago,
on charge of diScouraging eulistmens by ihsurisg
persons against drafting was released from Fort
Lafayette yesterday afternoon BY an order from the
War Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

DiDr'r WAIT TO BIZ ESRoLLED.-John Owens,
residert at No. 3i2 Wet Twenty-ninth street, was
yesterday handed TO the tender mercies Of Su'
perintendent Kennedy, at the instance Of Earolins
Officer Bross for refusing to give the required In
formation sought BY the officer, and for using vio-
lence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

An excellent likeness of the Hon. s. p. Chase,
Secretary Of the Treasury, has been shown to ms,
admirably modelled IN wax by the well-knovn artist,
c. l.. Richter of Staten Island. Mr.. Richter is the
srtist who designed the bust Of Schiller, the krst
monument placed in our beautiful Central Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

BOARD OF EDUclrIos.-The Board Of Education
me; last evening VIM. +. Curtis, esq, President, IN
the chair. Nr. Stou, announced that John Daven-
rort. School Commissioner for the Twenty-fret
Ward, had rendered his resignation to the Board Of
School Olicers Of that Ward, and that it had been
acceoted Mr. Davenport Was elected Finance
Clerk, vice DR. Cooper, resigned. TIE School OBJ
GERS of the Seventh Ward were authorized 10 sdver-
tee for estimates and proposals for erecting new
Primary Sehool-Iiouse on lots Nos. D. and 10 Nom
roe street. pursuant to plans ana specifications pre-
pared by the Superintendent Of School Buildings
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

GRAND LARcEsV.-Yesterday Mary r. Carey,
residing ia Forty street rested by Ohcer Irving
and taken before Justice Kelly, changed vita ing
pockebook containing bank bids g tue amount OF 80 The
property Mr. Patrick Ward vi No. rs seventh
The prsc DER committed Ia default Of 500 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

FIRE IN EoURrH SrREEr.-A 81 o'clock last
evening ire broke out III the fourth floor OF the
house rear OF No. All Fourth street. Ihe build.
ing was damaged 20 toe amoun; OF $500; fully III.
sared. Damage TO the property of Seanss not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

SUPREME CoURT-CHss8EE.-sEFr before Ju'lic
IKOg,ED.
Barton u. Campbell e. al. agt. Armatead c
HsAly Motion granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

Mgsos,Spur steamer George C. Collins, Of the
Hartford line hss been sold to the Government to be used ~
|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

FRY IL TWELFTH AygSUE.-About O'Clock on
Tues.isy evening fire broke ont in barn belong
ing to Mr Alvin Higgins, in Twelfth Avenue. be-
tween One hundred .aud-thiry fourth streets. Is
was entirely destroyed Loss about $500; insured
for xeD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-04

supELiOE COUHT-SrEc.AL TERI-sEPr. 2-De.or
Juriice HoNcEIFP.
DECISIOsS.
Thomas Newton agt. ChNles Kohler % AL
Melton rrrn'ei.
Martin n Brown %. VIM. Ryan.-Cs'e settled. fapcI
W. a Cleik at ChsDb-rs