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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-01

Mr.. GorTscHALK's CoScEETs.-The first will
,ake place tomorrow Crhursday) night, at irving
Place Hall. Mrs Jenny Kempton, new (Ameri-
can) contrato; VIM. Thomas tho English basso;
Mr. Theodore Thomas, with stringed quartet, will
arstt him.
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The HEALTH OF THE CRY or NEwYoRK.-The
health Of the city has been better during the first six
months Of the present year, with less percentage
of deaths to tie population, than it Las ever been in
the same period since it was city. The large de-
crease Of infantie mortality during thai period is
worthy OF special notice, may be seen in tie fol-
lowing table:
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TLxrrR,scL IN THr Arxr.--John d. Cough will
lecture a, Cooper Institute this evening q, o'clock,
on the above subject. TIE proceeds sf the lecture
arc to be expended in printing the Soldiers Hymn.
BOOK. published by tie Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation. Toe "HAll Of tho Uhion" has been essen
italy changed and greatly improved during The past
Summer, and Mr. Cough will DO tho 1rs, lecturer in
il aimee tho change.
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lAayefti.suent1

81 WANT TO III HEALTHY, WEALTHY, HON.
oEABLg. AVID HAPPY. "A Physiological Examination at
Fowler Wells no 30 Broadway, all reves your defects
add how to correct huyour talents aud how to the
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THE UyIos ASSOCIATIONS or TBr TwEErr-sEcoSD
WARD.-The Union Association Of the Twenty
second Ward met at Washington Hall Monday even
Dq to yaify tie proceedings Of the Peoples Conven'
don at Syracuse, Mr.. WIN. Taylor in the Chair. The
Secretary, Mr.. Thomas Merchant, read the minutes of
tho last meeting when l. o. Hunt, esq, presented
series of revolutions, which were seconded by JUS
,ice Drnker Mr.. James Gushing, jr., being called
mon. made a very sensible speech in support OF the
resolniion,. He concluded with ali eloquent quota
ton from Henry Clay. Tho Chairman followed IN
l. few stirring remarks. MIR. Nandevoort Was caiied
no. He .aid he had been Pro slavery man unlli
tie assault upon Fort Sumter; then bis eyes were
opened and he looked at thai question In different
lipht. Justice Drinker made u short speech. lie
warned his hearers TO watch Tor the "eihre Oh uhs
country and to beware OF those who seek their o"
.eliiah ends. lie was followed by Mr.. Miller and
others.
The following are Mr.. Hunts resolutions:
R,orsd Tha unre,ervedy spProve Of the late proeS
nation Of the Pro idsnt Of tic United 5ts'ss
Rsoipsd That constituency Of the state CT Nswro,h
we cordially receive AID ify ths non'nnion, hsAdeo
James Wadsworth for Governor and p]dss 10 item our
l,aJty snd earnest, and our undivided support
hesed That the Issues enforced upon tho country
demand he political union Of all loyal Union mon and ina.
The S,s,, Ps , .si dsah. S s%
fore aud expect. that all loyal and patriotic men "non
reference 70 ps'' party or poc, ns 'e h
found only quasi Uhouss aud 'ymPihirs, with treason
Who but eui fear policy. would be otber~ie .v"wed
traitors sganst our and tie OF liberty
The following VIA spresented by Mr.. Vandevoor
RIred That portion OF the constitneney o. ts os
Of New. York we receive and !ay tbs State ticket headed
~ James Wai,worh. with pleasure, and We 10 heepy
pledge Hudvidd support. lob aid means ana ~t
Al devote lime tnd iuAeLce II nnnd be o ts pres
ent dag h~nceoh up to the evening Of the sn OF
Der mort 10 Overwhelming majority Tor tho tcAe
IN this city
The resolutions wero carried, and the meeting ad-
jouned.
SEVENTH WARD-WADswORrH UsIos CLUB
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rTraTuRs AI-srar
Rises $50 ssts Mooa-Setsn
sandy Hook, 1.22 Gov. Island. 2.l2f HslCse. 3iaJ
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This also shows very largo decrease in what Is
regarded the most unhealthy portion Of the year for
children. DAsIEL l.. DlLAvAs, City Inspector.
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CoLusBiA CoLLfoE Law ScHooL.-Thc fifth an-
nual term Of this institution commences to-day. The
classes assemble for tho tnt time at O'Clock p m,
when tho hours Tor fasuro lectures will DO all
nounced.
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The members Of the 22d Regiment, N. \. 5. NJ,
are to be- paid oil this morning al o'clock.
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OIL.PA.TISo'-Mr. Henry q. scribner will hold
the first artists sale Of the seaon at bis sal.s"os
No. III Nassau street, Oh Thursday, when somc Of
the best American arti,ts will be represented. See
advertisement.
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A NEw AsrrRoID.-Another group Of planets
Ietween Mar. aud Jupiter has been discovered by
Henry ii. ParkLurst Of this city who furnishes Us
the following observation:
Wash ~ I. n A. Declens'n
Sept. 7J........7h. ~. 3Jh +sn. Ss Is N.
Daily m0,lon... II Goa
IL is Of tie eleventh magnitude.
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fAdvertisemen..l
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY AT BARNuM's.-
Thousands Of indies and children will the splendid per
folmsnc.s ard he DELI with the beautiful feb The Nh
never had better attractions better attended
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SEVENTH WARD-WADswoRrH UsIos CLUB
At meeting Of this Climb, tho following oiliceT
were elected: james H. Ereeborp, President; Daniel
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HUDSON RIN Eli RAlLROAD.-fo aiIbA.
IL NY md TROY. conn cCtING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WkSr Trains leave; - 49,,
Prom Chamherss, from '''h =,
Expe.s and Al and }; ~. lI'-' a. n-' ~nd "i' ana
- and p. m. 9'1' p H.
Iro, gud Albany with sleep ,.n
ins cab 1918 q. N. lO;iop'in' tSindSssi'ciuteV'
Poughkeepsie train, ct l and
6:5l - 'no ''| y -"
T.voli T:3) m. 80 T. M
Fishkill train $50 r. IN 800 y. uI
Prsk,kll tain, $3.50 a. n. and .- ,,...
l:lA p. M. So ~ M WV " ~
sing Sing train. $3.50 p. IN. 1927 N.
1anytowu.6a M o;zSh M
yorte,. trim 10 IN. s:25 p. NJ.
A. T. SMITH, Superintendent.
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TOR HARTFORD, MERIDEN, and SPRING.
u FIELD STEAMBOAT snd RAILROAD COyNEC-
TON. via NEW-HAVEN The CONTINENTAL esyes
Peckp Last River, daily (5uldys excepsJ) 1918 D N
The ssamsoat tar leaves the RI 81 NEWHAyEN on
the arrival OF the bot all stations MIGHT LINE
Tue IAAk ILEk leaves fer New Haven AZ II O'clock
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NO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW.
Il PORT. by SHORE LiNE.--Losves 2Tth- 81, l.h.sv g.
NJ. srnvs In Provdsles $50 2:5 m. arrive In Pro
vid .uce 1870 pm; pm. E>pre', Through Mai Trsi,
arrive In Providence 4:se AID Boston a. an.
y, J. CALHOUN Superiuf erdcnt
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FOR BOSTON aud PROVIDENCE, yiaNEW.
Il PORT I'D FALL RiyER-T1e splendid and superior
every TUEsDAY TBupsDAY, aud SATURDAY, q
e'1ioct sss the EnPIRE STATE. csp,. Brsyton on
MONDAi, WkDEksDAf, and FRIDAY, 81 O'Clock .. m
from Pie "a. n. Il.
Hereafter viii be regarded sscaredt, any a.
Ilicsat I'll the senle hail hsys teea paid fer.
Freight 20 Boston Il orSaIsei through with grat dspech
by al Express Freight ram
WM BORDEN. Agent, Noe 20 and II West-st.
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY K. X.
FOR iibsEy. Troy. North ari -SUAf.fER AR
RANGEAfENT, commencing rHURsDA Y, May I. 1872
For ALBANY 1880 Express Mall Train fsom 2oth-sI
Ration.
Tor Local Trains see Time Table.
l1IlN ErpCNII.I. Aa.itfant Snrerin, Inn
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PROM TIE WEST.
GENERAL HOUSTON.

Tie Houston (Texasj TolegroJh, Of the 81 inst,
says: "The question whether Sam Houston 10 alive
is asiistrg tue press both OF lie Unred States and
the Confederate States. We answer u. lie If alive
and conn arn,ively we'll residing at bis place On Ce-
dur Point, n few miles from this city.
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EQR ORIENT, GREENP0RT, SAG HAIR
BOR Kettle steamer MASSACHUSETTS Can't
INyes. viii leaye Jsne. slip ltier No. ser East River.
IUkDAY, THURSDAY, sod SATURDAY After.
tOONs At ocloc@. Win leave and after the 2sth
hlst For freight or prssge, apply on board or to
A j. RigHARD,DN No leo Fun,,...
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sanrise,.-Regortedby Tel,erogk.

BrYFALO. June 1T .. m.-FI0rR autt snd sealy
HEAT: sale of Milwaukee Gun a. sjc. sud Amer Ncf
igsn 20 o. CORS easier, sses ut 58GElc fr sound
,ATs h.m At 3sic with sm' sale. RYE SIC WHisgf.
Sale. BE. tsSAL tEsiGHTs rs,icr 4, log" Com snd
ilir Is beat Ncy-l orS lTFpuT. 1900 bhls Flour
+u bush beat lGI.GO0 bu. Corr. 300 bush. Dss tx
10000 bbs Flour. u 90 bush Nrrs' l2.OC0 do
Corn. r. 0W TO- Oats
OswLGo. jane i9.-fr0UR uDchangei. NHEAT in god
mil demand; ssles, zt, oi iny bush Winter Red
ladiabs a 1903, btNI do, ~ 81 ~ aud 1870 oJu tc
To- Gay. 700 No Chicago Spring - ~ C sud 700 Ne J.
CO.. 81 zoe. CORN rrd market sesiy sai~. 7io
bush l10i' a. 42c. Other grins quiet CASH. tkYioIT
steady Flour BE-; Nhegs t4c; Cofu, itc 70 New 1oFs
IAkf TMPoHr.-5.00 bu.h VI heat, lb.aaO bash. Corn.
CANAL txrcrTss 30 bb Flour, 2Jo0 cush WHEAT, q M
bush. W.
CmCAGO June l9.-Fforn unchaugsd. WHEAT firm g;
71t0Talc for No and to re No. 2 Cons &C. lower
20 ale Tor Old Mixed aud 9tc. for New In store. O,Ts
a. nrasf sales lfr bEcAiFrs 8 80 bbs. Flour o. Ooj
Onsh Whsut li5tG bush. Corn. FgiGHTs firm ct fl: for
Corn 10 Buffalo. ExcHANCE unsltercd Com q &c. pre-
MUM.
MILWAUKEE June le--FIorH uDchsured. WHEAT firm
Il &C. 10 aHi zoe. oi No 3 NFC2WTs. I0cp b0is.
Flour 16.t0l bush. whoa. SHIPMENTS: 300 bb- flJur
iEEIGHTs: yc on NAea; to BDlalo.
bhLIiyOR.. lime l9.-tf0rG du; Ohio $50 ) ~.
NHEAT active, Red hrmer CoRS heavy. sales OF 1900
hush. Whife, 81 550 o.. yellow, .b0abc. OArs fro.
advancing; ss's Trio PRotiOSs very dull bot
unchanged. GoFFFg Csist AZ ~ Q2lC.
PHiLADELPHIa. June lFt,tH dun. sales 100 bbis ~
~ ~ ri tI t1r Supenne. NHE,r quit; Red - p
~; White 81 Cons oi"t; salrs 20, br-h al Be
Wife coc C'wgE-Rio ~ ale. PRoyisoSs quiet.
WHISKY 6im al fis
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CIrlms for Uniforms.

All ,r.ou, or a.ng CLAIMS under the provisions
n entitled An to provide for the rrimhursrmets
# certain persons aud regiments belonging o. he Mns u
III. stale clothing equipments los o. destroyed "a Tee
.sr1t,r of the Unted Stat.sn-ptsed April 2, lt2-
hereby notified 20 transmit the duly verified 60 Col s.
~ BiRT Assistant lnspscog.(ieneral AZ the Capitol in The
CIV OF Albany before he l., day OF July next Il being pee
ed IN said ths, al claims Hereunder must be pescnss
On or before that day.
The claim Of each peson must be accompanied by SD
dayt stating the articles Lost Destroyed ad she value
thereof the regiment sud copsny to which he attached.
b.. length Of tlrror ill., and thai aid regiment VI COM
pany has eey ID payment Pensaou from sny city
OF co sny Their uniforms ami equipments used and wore
out o: the United taos ths: the clothing ase
equpme or which the claim II nsds were furnished 81 tns
expense Of the person mAAinz the saGe ard thst ne Tue
present tire member Of the uniformed Militia Of ths state
OF Newiof The present address OF each per.on should -
Endorsed upon hi, clam. Ia the company by laws %
regiment make the uniforms he.of the noa property
the companies claim such regiment can be peseotse
In a eruis sun. duy verified by the h-ld ohcers
Bals Tor ae re.nsioD Of said claims will BE- farnshe1
upon application No 81 Walker street Newfork u tho
office Of III. Inspeco, General a, toe CITY OF Albany.
iVCUrs ROBINSON. CoItroef.
WILLIAM B. LEN rs. state Tressurru
& s ARrHt r. Inspector GrnsG
CiNLFR VAN NECHfkN.
Albany, sfus l9i lsti ~ i2i.ssuiastsf'G anofSh
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FALLIsG or a HOUSE IN GRAND ST.
TWO MEN KILLED AND OTHERS INJURED.

hbgut ! O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, the people
te-dng ia the n-ighborhood Of Mott and Ei4abcth
streets, near Grand, alarmed by the falling Of
he ihree-s,ory brick buihling No. 200. The ruins
pfesensed a teuAe chaos and raised cl1nd of dust
which for while hid the Immediate q discs
ter from the view Of tue thous tnds OF spectai
gathered round il to bowai the loss of the killed and
the injuries Of those who were burt. The rumOr
spread that quite number Of bodies we're in the
ruins, lat that story set right, and the acrs
IN the case properly represented by Capt. William
'on aud his officer. If the Fourteenth Precinct, who
were pro.nptlyDn the spot to preserve order.
II appears that a number Of Vorkmen have been
employed about the foundation of the building il
iesticn for some tine pact. The old one had been
taken on, aud new one built in and the hou.c let
down upon it napparent safetyi but they proceeded
70 dig for the laying Of another foundation for new
hid ing on tie site of No. 2ll. II was while digging
tllrs tbat tie building No. 209 gavo way 1t ,s o,sc
and fell a mass Of nnsigbtly rnins. Beneath the
debris were buried Thcs. White 1hos. Dodwell
HtoFgs Torbs, Peter Roeder ana Henry Mitchell.
Ahec considerable labor the persons who were in
sei-ch Of the unfortunate men who bad been canght
without tine TO fee safety succeeded in disodg-
ing GEO. Torbs and Peter Roedcr WHO were se-
ri'osly bruised They wire immediately cent to the
Hospital. Next they came TO tue dead body Of
Thomas Dodweli, which was standing amid the
bricks &C., in an esec. position Henry Mitchell a
boy, who was slightly i1ued, was cent to bis home
The body of Ihos White Is yet in the ruins, the
further search having been suspend d ls.t evening
by order Of the Inspector Of Buildings who fe.ied
tha, another disaster might occur by disturbing the
slspeless and trembling mass in lis present condition
itc search viii be resumed this morning with TIE
necessary precautionary steps for the safety of hu'
man lie
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usszs>.<T.s~r zss sHa<a
ysfE0.

CASTLES an Wr!n.sJar June H. 1lr. uicusren,
Clr fd.eass % .lc heart aged 30 ypass, months and
Tho n ed, .nd aca antsares Of the fauv also tto.- o.
L,f sladson Aba Lo~effe 81 resp, az in',trd go
Thi tvhr.. sufs his ltadAsi alsesioon At o'elc,k
wit1ort further iuy.Sfi0u.
fllsnirs L0nf lriaad. papers please copy.
CROHIN - 4 ForlAsm on Welne.dsy Jiu- H. Msgy
Frances dllgAe oi stephen sRd An1.c A. Croria sged
1juoi'hs
CAaPBELL-Tat A. city or W,dne,'sy luue H. Ro1cricA
" h,lys voungcst o. Andrew ni Ns- AZ Campbell
s4cd months snd Is d-ye
CRONYE--A, Hsscrsto~r, Md. OF Woineidiy June 10
WLl r. Cronsu
DOWNIEAt Ycnkors y Y. "a Tuesday. Juae Il. }, .sis
lo'su-, sg,d Il yeafs months and IL das-
FREEMAN-N fo.irtsa Monroe. on tH-.eay June y. O
NO iuds received a. to ba,iio o AZ Osk', = sot
~ liu aud lane rccntu aged l8 year, o NJ. - last
For,y.fFs. s.sect, % The io.h tAiozarI Regiment
GREEN-At Bard,lowu, ~. o. Wedn,,dry, Tom. W.
youugc. aad only child Of Capt. H. And Mamie A. frca
nrrd months
GAY-on wedne ,iay Jrne H. At Rc.eyine y. J. Henry
X Usy .oraey ofNcwYot, ia The 4st ,ear Of his age.
HOUSTON At yonksr, o Taesla! Juue H. Thoms,
ftolstou. IN toe 5I'n yosF Of bio age.
RlRBY-iu this city. on Mein".t1y, Jure q di'e'e o!
tao asdoeys l.sa Henry Kuby Of kosyn Queens County.
Long leland
MIRasY-h .ea. on weane,i,y. April % or board ths
schooner L. T. .ber. whom thee day. out from Me- h.
buried E, sea.
mogRuWIn Jeusy City, "a Wednesday. iure ie. Andrew
Mor.,w. son OF John AID AlsaieI Morrow" aged Year.
rnd . months
NARKOs-in Braoslyu. on "Wednesday June 49, Philip
frpy of irtmaa Marsoe aged years ind months
mosWEgHEY ~ this city Wednesday June 10, Mary
Aicsy eeuey, sgsi - yeH'.
PETITE I'll. city. On Nelne-iay. June H. Louisa be
loved daughter o. William aud Masy Anne Peter. ssed
years AID 10 months.
pJrMER-In tlis city. on Tue.l,y June II Thos Pluner
sg,i a years g months lnd II days
London, r. gland, papers please coy
PoLLOCK-in This city. on wednesday, Juns 49, Johr
Poilo,a Ia the 2ith year oi his age.
RYAN-In Brooklyn. Wedne day June 49, of scsrle
fover Auba Adelaide, youngest daughter Of Robert aud
Elizabeth hyal. aged yesls
sTERlI SG-ou Thursday Juae 10, Frederick A. Sterling
60 tive 18Th yesf of his ass. ,
Tho r,a,-s sud ii.ud, oi the family invited 60 send
hs !uner, lgoni his late residence, Ne ~ fss AHrNy
seventh street. nl- ruday) afternoon az 0cooA hS 10
mains Wl ts taken 10 Bridgeport, Conn
TaUBMtN-Ou Thursday May 2? Ut the MhtsIy llop',sS
iinsfgsAie sltbd, G. Wellington hinssahu son u "
~ Thar an. ia tho 2st year OF Die nse'
VAN ARsOaLE--At New brunswick. n. ). on h9nday
lime G Jph n ,n Arsdae In tbs oith year OF ms Ae
Bro allyn yIpess please copy ,
WETNORE At Newport. l.. on Monday June To- IN t-r
eSt Ven, a, ~ sro William ! Wrm1io, formerly aud for
,.sn, vr,,, A merchant OF sew ofk
urcGJvs Oh Mcdnesdsy June Is, 1862 Ann wife Of the
trr T. Virgins ID u. ,...,
M ~ ts aud RELATIVES Of the family invitoa to attend
III f0.i be- tr residcncc Ne d =. i. 2.f r',
m o. ., riori.r at lor',ort tr. ltk-'As g.. d. taat-
g. Fa,eis>a. ~. .i los i"t-tiHent
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J.. =. y. Y.
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plERCl s PhrENT rlLES Ply,
The ONLY ias'ruuear os tie iAFg md PX2sscr lsrHE-
s,L Aprlr,trio, o. Ointulcn. asde Of HARD RUBBER.
neitsg Barxs 4os Commons. Il easily Isssarso ~
PATIENTS TnEMSELF rs. causing NJ PAIN 10 the
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
While 8; PREVENT all w,sTE, II THOROUGHLY pit
rasurEs the Ointment the pIsgAgD Pg. thus eject
Ing a SPEEDY CURE. TO ARMY OFFICERS. and those
much TIE SADDLE, tie PIPE i, INVALUABLE.
pusRcy's PrFs OfyrHyyr. applied with thi. PIPE. -
nScs RELIEVES the PAM. slays tie iNFLAAMAtloS'
Sos tae ITCHING and u.,ims.c.y CrEis rHs Dis-
EAsF. =. -. .,,.., x,
10 b. had Of sl Drngsi,ts and Of THOMAS W. BEAcR.
Sole Asen, No. 81 Br.kinsn.s ST., SeWYork.
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MISsOrRI ENANCpATlnN CoNYENrIoN.

jtflfA'oS Ca. SO, NrGACsday, Junr II, lbo2
The Emancipation Convention sltcg a session q
thlce days, Adjourned this afternoon. It's proceed
iuce were harmonious aud there was Griu deter
minGtiou eynccd 10 act euergeically ard push Tor.
ward the great policy which tie Convention WIS or
gained 10 inhuguIate
series of resolutions was heartily adopted in
dcIsiug the National Administration, recommending
ths gradual emancipation %! the slaves IN .he Sat.,
md Inc acceptance 0! the aid rendered by the Gen.
>.ral Government. submitting to tie people Of the
S,a.a Inc details Of such action and such legislation
IS NAV Pc nece,s2 ~ 10 accomplish the end ID view,
10 he iniicaed ~ .bem through their Representa-
lives TO The nc,s CeRe~;. Assemby; proposing q
thorough organization Of she Sts;s fol- the Fail cleo
tons; condcm1ilg GOV. Gamje's.1spersions OF sol
d.ers from other States, aud expressing thsuss 10 hs
Niioual Government and its officers snd soldiers FOR
their ad and protection in orr conflict With the Re
ueiiicu.
There MAS considerable opposition TO tho r-'o'a-
ion conforming Gov. Gamble, bat ii was hnai'y
passed.
An Executive Committee, consisting Of two ncm-
beis fcm eaes Congressional distriei. appointed.
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To Nh FrlRsDs.-Ia,ing had numerous maui
ie' rom roy friends ,Lrounou tho Union in regard TO ms
Book VIII state to all concerned that nv friend and Pub
l'he'' MI CHnDs Of Philadelphia, allows me very liberal
pnsti AN Interested ia the circulation OF the WORK
sud am bruehted by every copy sold
Wolfe al not Offering BOOB 20 the public that q OF
godn wiz asked To- it, need all that cor rea le from
the work Tor, Rebe have possession Of a. s ofeos save
ny ~if and seven children. W. G. BROWNLOW.
Nerr Yyrk june J. 1867
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Reclamation Of Judge sciIe0.

ALhA.Y ibuFsdar juno 10 no
Tie Hon. Samuel l.. Seiden has resigned hs posi-
lion ~ one OF the Judges OF tla Court OF Appeals,
to take effect on the IT, Of July. The appointment
TO Gll the vacancy until Dee. -, 1863, when Judge
Seldon'- term would have expired, deyoiyes upon
GOV. Morgan, who, i, is rumored, will appoint
Henry X. scldsn brother Of The retiring Judge.
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From yAuu -ns.

LYtyEys0Ilu. " odn.idiy, Juue u. ~.
In the Court of Impeachment, Geo. ;. fiilliard,
state Auditor. was found guilty o. nigh misisnear-
or. and depoed from Office by vote Uf Is to ,. The
case of GOV. Robinson was then taken az. Tie was
found not guilty, by vote of - to % on the FIRST
article Of impeachment and by a UNANIMOUS vote Oh
the res. ~ DE articles.
The editor and proprictOr- ~ The DGIy EqGpirer
of this CITY have been arrested by Gen. Blunt on
general charge OF disioyaliy. The paper will DO
suspended .os the prese /.
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Hli.iiarn Notlse5.


Ladies' Home for Sick and Wounded
SOLDIERS Board OF Director De! les'e 70 70
mind their friends aud the public OF rbe urgent necesss 81
more e two humid ed sick wounded soldiers So~ undss
thsr care. They daily eTDectinf large seersiohs
Drawers, Pantaloons Slippers and Calico Gowns are very
,,h ,.S.S proyi.iou. Deirs-ie-, Wines. and Liquos
lii t ,bsrEfly rs,.,yed $. the HOME corner n LeIiny-
tan ay and 5i.ist. Al .r,iee' scot to the AasKicAS
No.. ~. and So Broadway VIII be .eut free OF charge
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LMNOls CONeTIrrrlONAL ElEofr0N

Crc,eo. ThursJsy. June 49, 1902.
heiurus isoia thlS county, with the exception q
thee towns give majority against the Constitution
of 1913. Returns from different portions OF the
State thus iar show a majority against the Cons,u-
ton Of Is coo. This is made up almos; entirely from
toe northern aud GENITAL portions Of the Stale.
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From Albany.

ALBAsY. 1hurrdsy, Juur 49, 1852
The Canal iOllf from The opening OF the season 10
june H.. 1852. loot MP FL ,JaI ,yG. For tho same
time in 1851 tboy amounted to $'iS,Si. an increase
Of 49, ~
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Fire La an. Iowa stale Prison.

FOIU WAUIaUHl Iowa Honday, JUNO 10 IFhk
The shops OF the Iowa state frieon were lie strOyed
by ire tbs evening. Tie lee 10 estimated at $40 SOC
to t.0OoO. Insurance unaaccfaiLed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-20
DEATH OF COL. -. T.. WOOD.

MILWAUKEE,, Wedtfs1sv irre ~ Ilbl
Col. ID. T.. Wood of the l4ih Wisconsin
Regiment wounded at Shiloh died az his residence
fever.
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wisconsin ~,aIc Legislature.

rhe State Legislature adjourned cine d. '1.tri TO-
gfci a roe.isn 81 wcrsf. Nothing " PUBLIC ~
i.fsHt accomplished, rAccpt TIC f"iepl oi Vie
Personal Lihcu, iawe. Tho Tax quefti"n was indei-
itely poet yoned.
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ACCIDENT TO GEN. STRONG.

t1Hl ILuTsday june ". llO2
Cen. rons we severely wounded to-day by the
accidental discharge OF pistol in The bands of Capt.
Dean. Tie bail pissed through the General right
arm aud lodged in his side whence it WAS extracted.
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TKOM TINNESSFE.

NtsNTfIf InnTtaaf san" az tH"'
III Ia..a laa1t that H. 900 Uuiou ,toOpe are io
lie raised 10 Tennessee for service in ,bc S,fts.
Several lea1ing Uuo1i-'r are Engaged in trc wrs.
A dispatch from Gen. Morgan 20 Governor John.
ton says. eve have iho Cumberland Gap
Large Union meetings hive been held n Smith.
De Kaib and ell ComGes.
The clc.4y Of Nashville have bcen gel'ir.d 20
take the oatf.