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LATER FROM NEw-ORLsAys.

Large Quantity Of Arms Sent North-Cor-
dependence between the French Consul
and Gen. Buticr relative 10 the Order for
shc Delivery of Arrns-O Orders relative 30
Slaves.
TIE steamship ST. Mary, WIN. H. Talbot com
nender, LETT New-Orlesus on Sunday, Aug. H. at 10
o'clock, and arrived at NewYork on Monday,
Aug. %.
The brings Sc passengers from New. Orleans and q
large cargo consisting of 800 hogsheads Of sugar and
snndry cases.
Tie health of New-Or!eans was good Weather
extremely warm.
On Sunday, at G a. M. 100 miles north of Cape
Ha teras, experienced heavy blow from tie north.
east, which lasted all day.
Aug. D. al 4 p. H., 40 miles south southwest Of
Cape Haiteras, signaled the brig L. p. Sweet,
bound north.
Aug. Il, on the way down the Mississippi, passed
Che steamship biatsnzas, bound mp.
The following is list Of the passengers by the St.
Mary:
Mrs.. j. SNYDER and mother; Mrs. J. NJ. Abrans servant
Nnd child; Mss Myers !. u. O6kOrd wife and chic; T.
PoaIr and isu,i.v r. BIepnn Count De Milan, j. H. Klein
Ni-- u. Pmps. Peter Courey. DIR. Ds~ son Mrs lssec
keene aud daughter; - Hamilton aud family, VIM floto
wife and aunt Mr. Nettle.on wife and child; Mrs. H. b.
Keen and three children J. Ii Williams n. ~. Mshigs VIM
SneekuoI, ESQ; p Frscce. Mrs Bob 4. Hehsrt Gcers,
Potter. $ X ii nsdAl, " Hancock, W. l.. Floyd, j. :
Hodge, J. Haberly. a. Hand.
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Arrived.

Steamship St. Mary. Talbot Nrw.oesns Auz H. nd,e.
st...l.lip Marion for N-v'.Yo,k vis kcy West
Steamship Marion Piilps NV, r~1ns Aug j., ard Key
strsni,nip Zasa iBl. II L sion jay, haym Aas J. and
Plvmou,h "a m!se 10 J. Frs'ichs Co
Cas-. Iorn Jui, g. crossed the q1s.o the nstc Aog .;
Lide. wool Sc to Geor.e Bdlke' Aus a. LAT b. lon %.
spok- pr. brig Susan, from Porto RE, lOr Hrw-i ORA.
Ship Isaac ck. (~hser) s,ualey, NewLOndO 10 boaTs.
Bar Pa las 1BrJ Giiie B.ze Fon, Aug. logsood 20
JOSIAH J.x June Is OF re outward pesssge lat a. lon H.
P.;rct Boyle Ireland jsnp-d Sersoa,d aid Was
every h but without success he sunk In
les three minutes . -
BAH Guiding stan t Of Y-rrcuth n 81, Tooker, Gar
Park Clsrbel lBr Of glasgow. CamTb Nu'.au P. 10
Bark Rosa IIasn Cclc0ryuo Grand Turk 7. L. 10 days,
sai TO Aymsr & Co.
Ears Gan tof Boohbay) Rsea Hew-oTcsns IS days,
su.tr - C. &. Duncan & ca.
BARK John BensoD Johnson Ponce T., Arg 10, sugar 20
yfie Dansirt. Leland sat Kes 7 | tur. ~ to C
T. j. Peters The brig Iis f,f Pn.adeib;a .auee on mo
from Portland f,r NewOr lime spoe OsTk How
end. from Philadelphia ior hrw-O 'ean,
Brig CAL voo 1r, arnrls iA,cS aga Liserioo q. day'
coal order Aug , lat - b. ION 45 90 spoke NIP Ainos'
pbrIe hence Tor Livrs'ol
Big Santiago teu,nl Elsenbrock. Porau Plate Az: 10,
sds Elsaossh p.ah, Lansg, st. 1h0m'' 81 Gays in
brig ipdas ANDERSON Peruabae, July o. sugar Add hides
Bris Auns tD.ni.h) Christensen St! ThOmss 10 days, IL
Brig Bas Irnidad Spanish Bstpo pvspa "a days. h baia,'
20 Rivera Hall. Anchored al Lovrr Gluarsn,ine.
Brig Princess RoSa tBr rew bold Bermuda Days 10
belfast to Smith, JoLes L 60.
sch HartstsBe Eur Shields " days coal to L Dnnhain
From July 10 Aug haJ nothing but w gales; spli aud
ot sail. &c from Ion 20 had sHt w winds Aus siose
shir Mon .zun ma, Plymouth, f. for ror'lsfd Ne
s,l r. .roy Wakefield Gr.FseowD, e., ID DAYS coal.
Rogud TO Boston; put this pot air, having The
gain nst.. during heavy gale sprung io-enlast
sohr indian Queen H.TdS, Lin ssn L. D. 10 Gays Goa 10
Ss1s i.ady rlich Swedish MardenpOro0sh, st yuins
Aug. 8. salt to Smith JOINS & o. >,
s.nr vsisnt iof Nassau Li.hbou.ne, Nassau Aug u,
sugar 70 master. 49, . AZ
Brggs - So u. p,
Mills Con Dsny. ~ , a.. -.
Sem tinis Rogers. Bdshtman. EzA6e'hpor; for lat
schr. H. VI. Mayo. McFariey cal.is days. lumber 10
schr Oralo9. Tucker. Kondout for go.toi
Schr, Otroucp, Hammond t.Judrui tYf Boston.
Schr tjsn. Marion Osborne kOndoGt ,ot Providence.
schr }. 4. Wallace. > ape, Iau0tou cGyt.
s.hr. Oliver Spelman. Bro@ n Providence days.
srhr A. b. Smith Hrgg- Providence Gays
sck,. Sarah Jane, Y-eton. Providence oa,s
Sch, Corinna II, Jones. Gloucester tnys, fsf.
Sloop New ORD Ely filtDeipCr .ls Tor pgoyii,ns
Steamer Dndey B1eA luewj Mills Hartford c. nDcs. 20
j. a NJ Briggs.
steamer Martha Ste ens Doggaery. Baltimore. md.s to
Wm. DulZrlL
steamer Mars. NichOl, Philaiclphis, mds- Loper
kirxpSfnck.
Steamer Artisan, blcCsbe Baltimore. md.e. to William
DaLau
steamer Marina Crosby, Baltimore, mdse. to William
DdIeL.
BEL0W-2 bhgs. unknown.
WIND-Suusst from. 5.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NGW-YORE.....".Are Is.
f'icQrcsf.

ships-Ori.D. Hill Liverpool. spoford. Tls,toD Co |,
Jnan iBIenen) StrcAer hrt RU Broth. 6Url,r
tHr1 Durbain Glasgow, IL d. bTooKDan & ca Orph.os
,B.nenD Vessels Bseiner kuiutn. hsrhod 1hpi Cos
e., IA l,.emeuj Detzcn, London, Charles Luinc
larks-Ance TBtei, !syoeu Ne"-t J. y sniiD
H. r. Vrnusrd Drinswater Br-to Welsh Carver Chase
pa,mos Spring. Glasgow. & A Nssoa
Brigs-fxemplar (Br) Perry, Cow Bly. Brett scD Co
II-le Ys,es Havana H. y Yini' " X. hiDoe tBr Muir
.ss Elilsbsllport j. 4 y. Su.i a 60.
sehooner.-iarif Provost 81 mfod; yorktown, Wos'om
b s,imoIe Merrill y Abbott.
Sosp-- Pointer. Sicho!s Proydrnce L. Kenny B.anjy
wine EsvlocE New Haven, n. Bfis Co.
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CITY ITEMS.

War MEETIae IN THE PARK.-Yesterday morn.
ng large number Of our most influential citizens
assembled in the City Hail. for the purpose Of
sidering the matter Of holding war mass meeting
in the Park. Gen. Wetmore occupied the chair and
Mr.. Gould was chosen Secretary. Upon the recon-
mendaton Of Committee twas decided to issue the
following notice:
WAR NETTING.
The citizens OF Newt ok requested to assemble In TIE
Park sur ounding the City Hail. on "Wednesday. the 1ta
The time for discussion Is pest the hour for action La,
come. - ~ Al.
The country needs all the zesl oil The power. ard Gil the
10y al feeling OF It's citizens. native sud adopted
Tie great duties which call for action OF TINS monfn e
Rrs-To fila up tie veteran regiments Of Newly OH Noiuh'
teers. =, O.. -, r., 49,,
secondTo make fnl response to tie State call Tor new
regiments. - oil, &C.,, p,A. h.f,.o
the month expires, =, ,., -, ,h...
Our sister cities challenge Ne TO Tho oi'charee OF tne
duties let tho answer worthy OF the eoEntTc4i me'p
oils -. ~
Come together then people Of New York give your mess
your arms esonir hearts TO put down i"Se
hon, and t. uphold the flag of the Union.
NKw YORK Aug p. 1892 ~, ,.ho
Speeches viii lie made By Gen. CorcoIih ana o'hci' va"
have been invited.
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Gen. Rrcckinridge's sword.

F,a. The n. q. D,lfG, liza .
We have neglected 10 menion that Gen. bfec,4h'
ridge IN biz ha,ty retreat from i'h'oh hogse' ni1
hi. sword on the field. II il now in possession Of
ntiyste In the 9Th Connecticut Volunteers. IL Is a
yery handsome tit OF steel and besrs tie name IN
full OF John {. Breckinrdce.
TIE REASON WHY.
"There being no water between here and the
Mssrrippi River says Gen. BiessMnuse III h.r
.r,ror, 10 Van Dom Of the battle Of Baton Ronge,
:" y,s comrelled 10 come here for it'-th% Is, b.
war compelled" to tall back TO Amite River, dis
lance OF twelve miles. Here are bravery, enter
rrise. and tactics Gen. Breckinricgc had 900 men
a, his back; tie Union army whieh $1,000 between
a., and ,l,e Nisu,eippi River did not exceed half
,bat number. Yet the Rebel General marches OIL TO
Ante River for water. Why did he not drink from
Inc Mi,si.aippil That'is the question which his
admirers are asking here.
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The u. s. Mail steamship Marion, James d. Phil
lin, L. s. n, Commander, from New-Orleans Aug.
~ and Key West Aug. u, also arrived at this port
yesterday.
On the 2lst inst. 5 p. m, of Carysford, passed
steamer supposed TO be the U. 5. gunboat Mont
gomery.
Tie Marion brings quite large quantity Of arms,
sent North by citizens Of New-OIleans in accord
apce with Order No q, issucd by Gen. Bu'-
Ter. August ~, requiring all citizens either
70 deliver ~ their arms to the Military Command
an, or with rerrnission OF tie Provost Marshal 10
slip them North.
The following United States vessels were at Key
West: Frigatc ST. Lawrence, j. r. Lardner, Flag
officer: steamer Santiago de Cuba. Dam b. Ridge-
lev. Commander; steamer X. r. Cuyler, Francis
Wipslow. Commander; Penguin, j. G. Williams,
Lieutenant, Commanding; Magnolia, j. Ii. SPOTS,
Commander and schooner Chambers
The Marion brings mails from tho U. 5. Mall
steamship Mississippi, gunboat Oneida and DARK
Arbur. at New. Orleans; also from fngaiT st. La"-
rance steamer Santiago de Cuba, and NagnoIia, and
schooner Chambers at Key West.
Tbe following Ia lst OIL passengers by the Ma
riou: D.. r,a,o ~ II e Cen, D.
ntlI z. n.
80 e,I Nichi-sp Regiment; Lieut. w ~ seaman S.h
W,.sacbusrt. Rec nert; Cept A. j. Draso: " AZ, ~
lsd, " o. Davis and lssy Mo r@',si, j. Ms,
T1me, lady Ms Nj Da~ct and cnid al,s -
M. Hewey, Richard Hartley hrs HsIry, Sc.aai'I sno
,,n p Uarness e. Linhsrd, J. u Lone n -; ="
PORE and ldy p H. McPhlps hsuice Do e., = po H.
II T. Msbmg lady snd child fIoo - ,h Ch.riiy Io.IiiI
Ab Ieesei sister Mary a.d teiyant Gi tno vs"' 5000 m
G. A snge t. stern lady and chiisn - an
Psal icrls, H. Van NcceaenbmS Mih NJ isker' u s
Jacob Whitney T.. Wool, Fred lsigcI, - ~ rrr Modx
~, w. IL. Randolph and mo'hst, ida,,d uss,enreu
TIE ORDER REQUIRING TIE DELNlif oi
ARMS.
Tie following correspondence between ''o
Coilsul and Me-. Gen. Butler Il published:
Kpv.ORLE.Ss, Aae. II, l@2'
S The new oder ~ the day, when mas p'n Ihs,,vef
this moInng AID by which you reque that al anu ~ j.
arms hich aay be- in the possession OF the pepP
city must be de iyered up has caused he h'o' 'o'i
among tlc French iuijects Of New Orleans +, .,.i,,
Foreigners Sir aud particularly tenchhen nave ~,
standing the Accusations ought against som ''' -
ain persons sscnlced ,TeTytLDg 10 maiAt'H uu4"s -"
tual ctLfir'. the ue1Ga!lty Dpossd upon tLeI"' ,o
hen srGs were delivered them ~ TIE mHnslpsI ~
tiet tleJ oily used hem ~ mautsln odH sn' o''n' ~
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EnroILncut for tirs DraG IN virsi nfn-

Gov. P'erfout has issned the following order:
WnE1rISo. Aus q, lsd..
JAMS II. CIrHrkr: On the r.c,ip' o. this orGer
Won will proceed To Norfolk County and make
complete enrolment Of all the able-todied citizens
between the ages of eighteen u.s. ana forty five
lI5l on the lat of August inst aud re.urn the
70 Ibis office.
You VIII procure assistsnce 10 a. to coKpie'e The
enrolment by the 25th inst.
All reasonable exJenses will be paid by the
United states Government.
Anv rcfnrnl to anrwer qrrsiions, or insrhorGiua,e
conduct on the part OF the citizens, will be- reported
10 the neare.r military commander Of tie United
-, Of Gov =. PIEBPONT.
HxSn, j. S1xu,I, Adju,sn,-Osnsral OF NErns-
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nIarkcss-RcDorted Jy Ifiegr0pb.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2J.-FLOuR quiet; Supcrjne. SD
S. ia. WHEAT firm; sales 1000 b'sh ct oil 30G -
CoRS firm; Yellow, &c Mess Pork. +H. LARD. sac.
NYfsgY dull c. 3id5lc.
BUYPALo Aug. % l:3J D. m.-FLorR dul. WHEAT droop.
iug ssles at 81 l2!9Ti - for Bed Winter otio soc Tor
aukegan Spring, % for choice v ute Winter Ken
tucky CORN dali and -sl.s ether gsiE, quiet,
CANAL FREGiTs closed rm lac Cora, i6 on Wheat
20 NewYo;k. InPOKTs 5000 bbls Flour. lYoco hnsb.
Wheat. lS6uv0 bush. Com, 800" bush fats EyPoETs:
200 bbl. Flour g,3C0 hush Wheat, 139c,0 bJsb. Corn
81 go bUs%a. Osls, 11to bush. hye.
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friends. There 10 nothing they would not have done
10 DO free. Their gratitude ut their coming was 40
joyful as their despair overwhelming at the de-
cision that exiled them from their Last refuge.
From these two standpoints, let the pubic look Oh
these antagonisc generals aud prepare to pass udg.
rnent upon tho present controversy. c. c.s.
Pyordence, r. T.. Aug. 10, 1862.
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age Of seven yoa UP to be trained in the various
military exercises, the same as IN Germany.

THE HEALTH OF THE REV. Dr.. CHApIs-Ihe
Rev. DR.. CHapin of this city, Immediately upon his
arrival in Paris consulted the celebrated DIR. Irou'
sean in regard to his health. DR.. T. advised bin to
90 to Wiesbaden, where he is now. DR.. Chapin
WIS assured that he had organic disease that his
troubles, which had principally taken the form Of in
hammstory Rheumatism, were merely the result Of
exposure overwork, and fatigue, which might annoy
him for some time to come, without materially iui-
pairing his strength.
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,eiAl Dispatch to Tho Phii..,eiphis IDQair.r.

Special Di.,.,ohts The PhsdePhis IDQairsr.
BALrisoEs Avg ~ 1897.
guerrilla party attacked n tram gong u Win
chester while about half way from llarp~rs Ferry.
They ,hot into the train snd wounded, very badly,
Mr. Incls, an Adams Express msssenser, and took
IRON mm sae containing 5000. They also buri,ei
the carr and turned tie passengers lore TO slim for
themselves IL is feared that SIR. Lucas IL MORALLY
wounded.
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The Way Kansas secesh nrc 10 be- Dis
posed Of.

From The L,orrnp0rfa Cossorofire hr2 TO-
NOTE TEun MAJ. CALkIts TO MAJ. NkED.
pHovosr-MIRsH,L's OygiCT LEAygSwoETH. Ass. H.
MAJ 4. J. WEED. 4. 4. =. e..
Sim hereby request the privilege Of placing In th. camp
Of the 2h coored ,pch persons Il Secession pro
cy,r. re tied for refusing evsdfg Obedience 10
The c fr N militia Of ths ci,y organic" and dill the
vel guarded aud placed on suoh stisoo duy
NAV be- required shout the camp and TO be no!d Nm
III further orders. ! am. MAJOR respectfully, -
our oboiient servant, r. A. CALkINs,
Nsj. 81 Wis cav, aud Provost NsrhA.
nIJOR WEEDS EtFLY.
OFFICE or RECRUITING CosnIsIos.)
DKPAkIsgST oY kASsAs. 4
Lg.vKNvoHTn CIrf, Aug IL, lsb3)
Lrt, T. A. CAIrIss Provot MarAhoi. =,
SIN. In compsnce with your request, contained In yosr
mote AT this dat. Capt J. H. Williams commanding the zth
,,meut Kan,as Volunteers (cooredj hiss been ordered
receive guard discipline such poners as you may SEQ
10 hi camp For your Information, incloe copy OF Aia
orders Very fcsp,ctiuiy' you, "Deoions n
ORDER FOR TIE NEGRO kk"i'
MEsT TO ACCEPT THE PRISONERS. .
SPECIAL ORDER No. q 90 tIGsct " Capt ~ VIZ
liam. commanding the l2tb Regiment Volunteer: cooirdl
IA directed into the camp OF said sshent
and s,ty guard and discipline oil persons whs nsy be q.
,-r,d Lin prisoner, by ie order OF .Jof H. n
CaItins Provost Msfshal If thu District. BY order OF
JAMES n. LANE Com OF Recruiting
4. j. WEED, Major and A. A. a. u.
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Cry MoRriLrrY.-The number Of desths for the
week ending Aug. 25 was so, Of which go were
from acute disease ITO from chronic dsease, and Il
from external causes. SiSiy-uine deaths occurred IN
The public institutions, and there were 10 INTERVIEWS
in Po,ters Field. There il decrease for the wee"
Of lGJ.
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}1ort- Warocns' No!lee.
SrArH oy NEw. yoEK.

srArg oy Ngw yogK.
PoHr.wsRpEss' Usgcs NO. 49, Wallet
NOTICE is hereby gwen III u, accordance WIN
1ao,,,nite the Wsrdens' Office Of ths Port OF New
"a Nh prrsons int,rest~d or having charge o.; tbs
-, matter of snch ninfy examination, or survey that
vessels are examination by the Port
~ rps aud th the .ad Anina,ions wiz 10
within ten days next succeeding this notice. ON
board said ves.cs: :. ,.y,
S,samship Pie. Ne. Il
ship Charles A. Farygeli. No. % =
Ia rk ponau Pier No ~
Bsrk Meg MerTilies. pc ',eIs
Brig 'ictoEA
Brs Eugene A. Reed
), boou,r John A Griheu'. no ~ ~.
>fnONLer MARY Alice.
WM IT, DuRLEIGH, fietd'n.
j. Arcs HERMAN Secretary.
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,fdy-rlis.iuentl
NuE TAN I{iII.

Na, Re tDY pa' bet of 81 PAGE hne white paper
Beside the bill whiols word for word ia accordance. with
h. original text We ayand |. vhab.tcal kec,pitnl
every article b. ssed H. law aud the amount
81 the tax to be eyied thereon. This renders It complete
md con- eni.Bt ~ II " pcSsihe to maze Il.
Price cents postpaid - loo If cent by express; -
Dor l0c Il by mail. Aadsass Tn1 rRBUSg New York
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Pvss.raers Arrived

10 kerk John BeasE, from Ponce R-F DsvAson, Nj"
A. Lges,t, Mis-. C.. Lig.e,t. - .
Ia brtg Iyncess Boy,l, from R>rmudn-Nrr D. Rankin,
Mrs Jodius snj d.Lg BIZ Bsren Bliss Louisa bsiItn,
ALher. Inslis, Capt. O. Cooper, J. Ed Yards.
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advertisement
90 DR. LELAaES TI.kMEI MATk BAND

A pern,Deat fer h1eum,i.a. O nut. Neuralgia .ne
all n.r Affections. Price. ~ sn, By mail or "a psa
I;usrRaTED Tg. FISK, teTtiirt Fsstiin inis scR
,r-- Adapted 10 soilSas. q S4IrB Co. ffopae,ois
No. 4gl broadway, Nex-leEL
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DEATH OF LmUT.-CoL. HALLIDAY OF TIE %9rH
Nrw.Yons.-Gustave j. Halliday, Liert.-Col. OF
the Doth n. Y Vols, died at Norfolk, Va, on Tues
day last. lie WAS buried in the City Cemetery on
the following day with Masonic honors. lie died Of
q combination OF diseates.
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Disasters, SC.

SAN FRANCsco July "a, IJ,@-
Tie skip saracen from Boston, srriyed on ,e 80 ,s,
Her cargo Is Lers lad Il in very bad condition hoof 100
tns OF her cargo had o'efnnsi" 20 40
shio general average of Is per cent has 2eeh ei'o IN
ef ranIlast and boa pi badly spraps. ine iAP7 Ho"
New / ork are mskiu. long r. sase''
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REPAIRiSa-The Bremen steamship Hausa Is now On the
great Bsence Deck for the purpose OF having her LH se's
Ind newly painted.
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ARREST OF DEsERrERs.-Yes'crday, large num-
Der Of the deserters from Spnoias Empire Brigade,
who escaped from camp during the mutiny on Sat.
urday afternoon, were arrested by the police, and
returned, under guard, to their camp at East New.
York.
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sISiATrHs ALMANAC
>sn-Rise,5:2l sots...........e43 Moon-Sets.. 7:ol
WATER TIT. DA,
eandy Hook. 1921 t,ov. Island. 9:ll HeuGsts le:W
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THOUSANDS OF YOUNG MEN HAVE BEEN
6syyD pRoM RuIx. AND OTHER TnousssDs DIRECTED sn
III ". of their AMI 0ri1ne ny oos Mtg
Phrrnolo ,ca ElaIlln alton. advice WfLLs
Hs 3uS Broadway.
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A SERIES OF MIsFoRTUhgs.-DE the nIght q
'rlday the 18Th ti.st, German shoemaker residing
near the corner az Tenth street and Fourth avenue,
had bis whole cteck stolen except TWO oooir. 10th
Tor the right foe Tnis done, although inerr 81
III front Of the ttore street lamp, by tho light 81
which the shoemaker could almost zee 10 do ins
work. Not n worn Of thls matter has ever tians-
nited among the police authorities. The officer on
that post must have neglected his duty, or such
robbery could aot possibly have been perFetra'ed.
The poor shoemaSer's misfortune cd not cid here.
Ga Sunday, biz enid having taken sick, AID been
advised out in tie open air by the doctor, the poor
man started wp.h the intention Of going 10 Union
Hill with nis ieu.ily, ana wn.e nn t"e ie!ry-o"9I
crossing the RIVER, tie caild expired III his anne.
Tie fact became Known at once 10 Tie mother, Who
fell q; her husbands feet feuse!ess n which ccnd-
ton she has remarked ever s1uce, with no proepcc,
Of recovery The poor mans friends have collected
little money help him out OF some OF his troubles
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Tnr Tuns vnnEIs.-This renowned organization
Of symnass celebrated their twelfth annual Festival
Yesterday, ut Joness Wood. The weather was
propitious, and the different German Societies par
ticipatng in the celebration assembled OF an early
hour at the Turn Hall, in Orchard street. They
formed under the direction Of Carl Larch, Abide
Camp of the Turner (0th) Regiment, in the follow
ing order:
The Fe., Committee Music corps ofthe saenserbund h.
United Gloc Club Olse Clubs independent OF
M, Sasngerbund; Str.ttonpnr GeFmGn) Fire tomrsby
smbour corps OF the Turner Zocgnge the p1p
OF the Turn ,ehoo. Turn Societies ion eshb"Hg cue
T.nbon cory. OF the Turn elm; huse corps Of the r''
lok 1arn Ieeiui the members Of the Se"'iofA Io'n
veein. .
At9 o'clock the procession proceeded to the foot Of
Tenth street, where the company embarked on he
steamer Island City, arriving at Joness Wood land
ing At II o'clock. The programme Of the day com
prised the athletic exercises OF TIE gyiss, ana the
performances of tho Turner scholars, interpreted
with dancing, and vocal and Instrumental music.
Beside "A number Of German melodies, the Maisel'
la,e and Star Spanged Banner were exqusiteiy
rendered II day Of uominSed ENJOY inchi'
OF the 5000 or 900 persons present on the goano,
almost every couptenaucs seemed radiant With NJ
larty and joyousness. IL is much 10 the credit OF
the Turner'S of this city, that although their whole
association only numbers 6oo, no les than 1oo "
their numbers enlisted in the 2Jth (Gernan) kegl-
ent, which left for the seat OF war over year ago.
They refer with feelings Of pride to the fact OF Gen
SigeI, who has 30 signaly distinguished himself III
the present war, having Ions been one OF their men,
beers, aud for two years their President. lie It was
who organized the rifle companies OF the d'litren'
Turner Societies. The Turner scholars ere IN a~o-
citation of youths from the age OF 10 to Is years "ho
when Aey become sufficiently advanced as GYM
pas.s, arc admitted into the senior fraternity.
In connection with the Turner Hall, on Orchard
street "A Military School il 20 he opened during ,ho
month Of September enfuing, where boys iiom ihe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

LIGHrHILL on DEArEEss.-We cal! attention to
Cartoons advertisement Of tue third edition OF DIR.
Lgh,Lills Treatise on Deafness" This work is
clear and comprehensive. and contains large
amount Of useful information.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

GorTscH,LK AND THE CONGRESS HALL LApiEs'
AID SocnrY.-This Society, OF whose organization
We lately gave an account, has accompisheda very
useful work. Beside doing much other good, these
ladies' have sent TO the " Ladies Home for Ss,k and
Wounded Soldiers" of which Mrs. Mayor 0pdyke
is President Fix hundred garments for the use OF the
soldiers sent to that hospital.
Got,schalk, the eminent pianist, recently gave
conoer; at Union Hall, Saratoga, and handed the Ia
dies the proceeds, amounting $500 Such generous
pa.riy;ism ia deserving Of wide publicity and the
hoaty commentator Of the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-26

NEW Roos ron TIE Tom. PoLIcE CorRT.-
Justice Brennan reopened the Police Courtroom ut
the Tombs yesterday. 1t has undergone some very
necessary CHANCES osfpg the last few weeks, which
have much improved and better adapted 1t for Po-
iot Cour, purposes Tie change ~@ suggested by
Justice Brennan, Who also attended 20 Tue altera'
lions in person.