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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
DesiFaction Of the Ship Aiieghnniau by
Rebels.

WasuIsGroS, Friday, Oc'. 81. lci,.
The tug Leslie has arrived bringing the Sesmen
who were picked Up in the Chotareate Bay on
Wednesday last 10y he steamer Daniel Webder.
They state that they ale portion Of the crew of the
ship Allcghanian Of New York, which left Balt-
more last week, with oargo Of guano for London
and that during the storm on Sunday she came to
anchor below the mouth Of tho Rappahannock, whero
she remained until Tueaday night, at which time a
party Of Rebels in their boats, carrying about -
men each, some in uniform, came from out the
Pcanka;ank, and boarded the vessel. The Captain,
mate and pilot taken prisoners, and transferred
10 the toas Of the Rebels, and the reminder Of the
crew were ordered to take the ships boats and put
TO the shore. The Rebels then set fFo 10 tie cabin
Of the chip ard left taking the prisoners with them
and boat containing sbou. bali Of the crew. Those
who were brought up state they efcaped by reason
Of tie darkness of the night, and after floating till
day werc picked up by the Webster Tho men on
the mortar schooner No. Z, which was some distance
on, ,av Ito Ere. A boats crew WAS at once dis
patched, who succeeded in exiingnishng the flames
when the aiierpsrt OF the ship and tho mizzenmast
had been destroyed This is the same vessel, doubt
less reported via Fortress Monroe, as seen burning
BY the Baltimore steamer while on her way TO Old
Point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Outside Meetings

Two meetings were organized IN Mon.ss,'e I''S 80
Ar 8 n CuI9TrspEs presided at stand No. !, sno
MI y. d. NJ Nh LEWIS at Stand No: 3 Addresses
.ne iOm, Nv w. w " Ii. BURLEIcH Mr. CHirrEs'
Drs Mr. CO5cH aud several no others ssaismv had ,ermi
Alter tho proceedings IN Tue A, Mas formed and
m ns through different streets. a. NJ,
The Grand Marshal of the procession was Mr; :,
,%s pourth Ward, assisted by DepuiyAarshai fraS.
C.. Kirby. eo5 on Court street sbortlv
osr O'clock, and proceeded to move over the fol-
iom mud tho CITY Hall TO Montague street, to
u;ete' Fulton, Sands, and Bridge streets, Myrtle
ayenne. Clinton avenue, Lafayette avenae, Seher-
merhorn street, Bond street Atlantic street, clinton
s,reet. 10 the Academy Of Music. -.l'
Every ward in the city was represented IN tho
nroee,sion. aud there were inpumerable hags, pai-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
The Inactivity in the Army OF the Potomac
- How the Soldiers Regard their
Lethargy- Their Anxiety 80 Move md
Strike n Telling RIow.

We are permitted to make the following extracts
lfron r letter written by soldier Of The Army for
lthe Union, dated at Hagerstown, Oct. -.
| neither zee nor hear Of any attempt oI thought
10 a forward movement, and begin to be aiisid
Itbat repetition Of last Winters inactivity 10 the
policy of the coming Winter. l pray 10 God II Is
not for / would rather. and so would The whole
army, endure the suAerings and pIiyaiions Of an
active Winters campaign, than lie idle and fptier
away our time with al quiet along the Potomac
The feeling and sentiment OF the army Is, among
tLose wLo read and think and, let Inc tell you, there
10 vsgt amount Of education. thought ana Drains
in the rank aud file Of the Army OF ihe fotohsel'
Il" Hhv don't ,re mOre1 We must nave as over
Wheeling force m tie ield--why not crush 9nt ,ue
Rebel army Of Virginia before the mud Oh " iHleI
Ireyef rs o1r moving at all o. After tue Isl OF Jan
|aarv IL win be impossible for an army 10 move.
re are. / am afraid, going to lose our Colonel,
who has been with Us ever since we ieit the State
He il the Republican candidate for the Hid Con
prsssioual District Of Wisconsin and think will be
Elected. Amasa Cobb. Colonel OF the jb WiscOn-
,n "a an able lawyer, true and loyal Union man,
and brave al gallant SOLDIER beloved by his repi-
ment. and respected by bis superior officers. lie
was a few years ago. Speaker Of the State Senate,
which Office he filed with honor and credit 10 him
self and his parry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Farther Time for Hearing Claims for
Exemption from tho Drnn.
STATE op Nsv-YoRK.

JppGE ADVOCATE GENERALS DEPARTMENT
NEw-Yogg, Oct 81 lS52.
GENERAL ORDERS No. Gin order TO afford an
opportunity to all persons who claim exemption from
military duty to present such claims, the Commits
sioners Of Drafting Of the Counties Of NewYork and
Kings WILL at ,hc conclusion of the evening session
on Saturday, Nov. 1, adjourn until Thursday, Nov.
g. at 9 a. H., and will hold day aud evening ses-
sions that day, and on Friday, Nov. Z, and
Saturday, Nov. g. at the usual hours and places. BY
order of W. HEsRY ASTHos,
Judge Advocate @ neral. Chief ComnssioneT Of Drafting
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TIE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Evacuation Of Holly Springs by the Rebels
Gen. butler at Pensacola with 1000
Wien.

CAino. Friday. Oct. 81, 1902.
late Grenada hppeal says that Price is reported
to have evacuated Holly Springs on Sunday last.
The Columbus GA Times, Of the 18th. says that
Gen. Butler with 900 men had landed at Pensa-
cola, aud it was expected ho would advance on tho
junction Of the Mobile, Montgomery and Pensacola
roads.
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i,spnblienn Meeting in Rosion.

BOsTON Friday. Oct. 81, libi.
The Republican meeting in Baueuil Hall to-day
was well attended Gov. Andrew presided. Gen.
Bus;ecdof Ncw-Y0rk. Senators Clark OF New-llamp-
shire, Sumner aud Wilson Of Massachusetts,, aud
josiah Quincy, IT,, made speeches. A letter was
read from Joseph Holt of Kentucky, urging uncon-
dtioLGl Uniolsm at the balIot-box we'll as in the
field.
Iihamer w. Beard, formerly Sub-Treaeurer In
Boston, died to day ut his residence IN Lowell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Military Governor Of rEnryisnd-V Violation
Of the Oyster Law,

BALTIMORE. Friday, Oct 81, 1867
IL - curenly rumored here that ex-Gov. Hicks
VIII be appointed Military Governor Of Maryland,
and will locate bis office at Baltimore
Five Philadelphia oyser.boats, with their crews,
were seized to-day for violating the Oyster law and
were taken TO Annapolis. The affair has caused
much excitement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Democratic Meeting.

ALBANY, Friday, Oct d. 1862
A large Democratic meeting was held N Capitol
Park this evening. II was addressed by MIR. O'Gor-
man and John Vnn Buren. The latter stated That
the letter read by him NJ the Cooper Institute was
presented him by Gen. Scott rs an autograph, and
was made public by the authorization OF several
friends Of the General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
Movements Of Gen. Cox's Army-Retreat
Of the Rebels.
CHARIEsTows, Va, Fddij

CHhRIEsTows, Va, Fddiy Oct. 81, l9e2
Major-Gsu. Cox's army arrived here to-day.
The Rebel army, under Gems. Echols, Floyd and
jenkins, retreated from here last Monday.
The march Of our troops up the Kanawha Valley
was conducted in tho best military order, with o
single casualty. .
The entrance Of our army into this town was Of a
triumphal character, the citizens giving troops
welcome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
The Transport Ksnzr.

Tie steam transport Haze arrivedo on Friday nom
ing from Ncwbep, NJ G.. in charge Capt. }. Travis
Sweet L. S. II. A., and navy crew, tho former
Captain (Chf), fret and second officers second en-.
eineer cook, and steward having been arrested 10
Newbern. aLe wac delivered 10 tie QuarterIpaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

There were at the end Of the month Of September
in these hospitals 400 patients convalescent, who
were so.n returned TO service. Medical Director
z. II. Gilbert has removed all the patients from
Craney Island Hospital and tho hospital is to-day
clio, ed.
w. w. Shore has been appointed City Inspector
Of the cities Of Norfolk and Portsmouth by General
yfele. This gives him general military supervision
oyer both cities-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

ALAN fhlay Oct. u, I1bL
J.. -'ii,is Fisher Of Ncw-York has been appointed
Colonel Il the Metropolitan Light Cavalry, and IL
directed TO report for duty forthwith This regiment
is In forward state Of organization, and promises to
be one Of the most ELECTIVE in the service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

Mrs. Campbell, wife of Judge Campbell, now
Assistant Secretary Of War to JEFF. Davis, and Mrs
Lay, her daughter hose husband used to be an Aid
of Gen. Scott, and is now an officer in the Rebel
army are said be in the city in conceament, look
ing after their husbands property hero, and doubt.
less also communicating information not useless at
Richmond. .............
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

LEXINGTON. Ky, Friday, Oct 81 1884,
Between 300 ard 100 destitute East Tennesseeans
arrived here to-day, having made their way hence
to join the Union army. They 60 TO Cincinnati to-
morrow, to be clothed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Reiense OF Civii Prisoners "a, Huntington.
Vermont.

BUhiS0Tos, Friday, Oct 81, 1892
DIR. George Lee Lyman, aud ~. V. b. Barney,
who were arrested in Angus, last for disoyalty,
were discharged to-day taking the oath Of seei.
snes by order 0f the War Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Democratic Meeting in Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday, Oct. 81, 1902 =
a largo Democratic meeting was held tonight ut
Independence Square, TO rejoice over the results OF
tho recent elections in this State, Ohio aud Indiana
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lSOro.
| WAsnISGToS, Friday, Oct. 81, 1852.
Information has reached here from Benyvlle,
IClark County, Va, on the other side OF the Blue
Ridge, up to yesterday. There was going on in that
vicinity an apparent extensive movement OF Rebel
troops, some proceeding down the Front Royal road,
land others down toward CastenEns Ferry and
Showandae Springs. Gen. jackson was then at
DerryyiIle. Ills troops there are without baggage
hnd those moving on the Front Royal read also
iseemed to have no baggage with them. There was
small tody Of Rebel troops at Char!estown day be-
ioie yesterday.
| HRADou .ErrRs Army OF Tsz PoToric}
Thursday ,euing Oct. 81. lee2 8
In the moving of an army like this too much cav
ton cannot be exercised by all lovers Of the Union
lin giving any information, the knowledge Of which
woud be OF service to the enemy.
Tie location Of divisions or corps, by the fact Of
their having moved, although seeming of no import
ance TO the people of the North, is of vast benefit TO
tie enemy, ana might be the instrument of
sary sacrificing thousands Of lives and defeating the
beet disciplined army in this country.
Newspapers are the medium by which the Rebels
obtain many facts valuable to them, and those who
have the control OF them cannot be too cautious at
the present time. Giving information as to the
eneHys position and movements Is not Objectionable
Stuart, with from ! ,5O0to 1900 cavalry came in
to-day from Union to Mortvie, and attacked small
fcrce of our cavalry driving them toward Aide.
The old Pennsylvania regiments TO be filled mp
ct caoe with drafted men. The order has been issued
and it is 80 be hoped that other States viii follow
this excellent example.
1t should be matter of pride with every State
not 10 send the greatest number Of regiments to the
field but to keep those already in service in the most
excellent condition. This can only be done by Cling
NJ tie old regiments.
Tie Richmond papers. received to-day, announce
the arrival in that city Of Gen. Bragg and Stat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
Hospital Ecporfs.

FORTRESS MONROE. Thursday Oct. 3n, 1867.
The reports Of the hospital. Mt Chesapeake, Mill
Creek, Newport News, United States Hospital at
Hampton, and Craney leland Hospital, show that
the number in these several hospitals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

During the month Of August, the Medical d.
rector 1t Fortress Monroe, r. ii. Gilbert, sent north
to general hospitals . 62S patients who could not be
accommodated in the aboye-Damel hospitals.
Reports from the same hospitals during the month
Of September give the following results:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
IoNGSTREEI'S CORPS m SMOKERS GAP.
PICKED UP by Gun TROOPS.

|srecsl Dispatch 10 The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsuvoToS, Friday, Oct. 81, 1852.
A Dispatch fro m one OF your special correspon-
ierts, dated Hsrper's Ferry, Oct. 81, says Long
streets entire CORPS is reported in Smokers Gap and
"a the valley inst east of it, Our troops are picking
M srsgglers near Wheatland, Waterford and Wells
horo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
TNGN THU hRNY on TNE POT0HiG.

Tas REBEL RETREAT COMEECED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

from Europe with tho news that France and En-
glaud have recognized the Southern Confederaey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
NAVAL ORDERS.

Acting Assistant Paymasier Il. Is. Rodney has
been ordered to the sloop Dao. Acting Assistant
Surgeon G. u. Weeks has been ordered - the
frigatc Brandywinc. Acting Masters Lewes, West,
aud Thomas ID. Carr, and Acting Assistant Pay
master A. NJ. Stewart have been ordered 70 the
I odoua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01
LAAAlNlNb StIbLoNS.
The Corumies;ouer of pensiona has made the fol-
Surgeons:
DEATHS IN HOSPITAL.

The following deaths have occurred Ia the WASH
ing hospitals since our last publication:
K. r. Rogers T., VI Gov Thomas Taylor b. II IT, s. Inf
Bobt II. DaunsD, ID, 10 Me. Edw. Goodwin. y. 81 Mas
OszoOd Morgan, j., Me. John Hoss l. IL III
Corp. w: l.. BIown G, VI tAas. d. Fuller, L. % Me.
Ihom.s Bar, r. 70 Mats. Henry o. Fahigan X, bic.
rtteT fiIsipions I, 20 Is. Z. H. iaeser, l, ID. G.
A. Warrioger, l., "a IN. -
REPORTED RECOGNITION or THE REBELS.
Rebelsympathizers here are in exslacy tonight over
aIeport that some steamer hss arrived at some port
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DIED.

BARRY-On Thursday morning. Dec. 4, after long and
painful Illness Mrs Emma j., wife Of Robert A. Barry,
NJ d. Of No. Cal Fourth street. aged 81 yeHs months and
TIE ends aud relatives OF the family are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral Sunday afternoon At o'clock,
from the Eleventh Presbyterian Church iihe Rev Dr. ho-
yey corner of Avenue aud Fourth The remains
will the following morning to fonkers for inter
rnent
BRUsH-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Dec. ., Ann Maria
Titus the wife Of Jesse Brush.
Tie eative, friends Of the family invited TO attend
funeral sunday the TIN, a2 o'clock, from her late
residence, No % tirst place
BANCROFT-On Saturday, Nov IS. Richard Bancroft aged
His remain, were inferred in the Evergreens Cemetery
CROMWELL-On Wednesday evening, Dec. after short
illness Martha w. wife Of Edward Cromwell, and dauge
ter OF the late Wm Biri.a aged "a years aud months
The ,nd friends the iamy invisd to sttend
the funeral saturday 9Th inst, a. o'clock p m iroHi
her residence. No 100 Ess, Seventeenth street
DICKISSON-On Friday morning Dec. 5, after painful
The ehds OF the aily also te iho.DeIs OF wv
Society, aud Aphs Chapter o. U A. are respectfully IA,
Sullivan sireet on sunday afternoon o'clock The
mains will be inferred IN Greenwood Cemesery
GIDDlNGs-In Brooklyn Thur.day morning, Dec 4. Of
daughter Of Oliver Holden, aged % years.
TIE relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend
street, on SATURDAY Dec. Q, at o'clock p. n.
Iowa. his residence in Fall.bursh Sullivan County, on
Ds IN III 2es OF hi. sse A. '''
Iugha County papers Silch aud Cortland County papers
O.. " please copy.
MI Al S4cdenlJ on ihufsuhJ Hotulhs btc " isihle
Hinsdae only daughter Of Melville H. and Lizzie b. Mead
aged years and months
The friends Of family invited 10 attend the funeral
on Saturday the 9TH inst at O'Clock from the residence
OF her father. No. l7J Seventh avenue.
sEMES-On Thursday, Dec 4, Roset,e Semen stepdsugh
tsr Of Louis Napoleon. aged q yesrs.
The relatives and friends o. the family invited 10 attend
the funeral Sunday IL y O'clock, hon 30. Z53 South
Second street, Brooklyn Z. ID.
WATsON-Hned Instantly ct the battle Of Antie,sn.
"Wednesday. Sept. L. Sergt. James III. Watson, Company
A. Oh Regiment, Hawkins ZouAyes aged % years months
ami ~ days
Tie funeral will take place rom the residence Of his parents
No SO ping street, Sunday lih inst at o'clock m
The and friends Of the family. and the members Of
LET Regiment y y. NJ also those Of h, Tesi meEt
in the city are respectfully Invited 70 attend
WILLISTON-On Friday, Dec. s. 1902 o. ii. Wuison, In
the -2l wear Of his ase.
Tie relatives aud friends also the friend, Of his son uaw
Chas Cetx invited to attend the funeral u the Me
mortal Church, corner Wayerioy place and Hammond
street sunday, Dec :. !. ? II.
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Noffce.
N0ftre.
H0STFrTFRiS RITTFR- 81 4

HOsTETTER'S BITTERs sickness CURED.
Let whisper In the Of all who 90 down to the sea In
ships that HO5TETTERS STOMACH BiIIERs positive
ly Immediately, aud rfaiby nsnsea at sea brady
las tried Within pa'ters have been tried without "a
thousand have been recommended for this mos, de-
pressing ana belnry drawback the pleasures
voyage. They have al fsed-utt.Iy failed But no
propretos Of H0STETTERS BITTERS stake their repu.-
the efficacy OF the PREPARATION means OF canning
and the nsuea,ed stomach during me storiee
VOYAGE Ii Lct IN % two ways may esr
perabed stomach and restore the sppsto
Tor food il may Gschs - Of tne eo"en o1 ne
forzans be lowed almost instantly by al entire feisf
sea.ckness and ed relish f0r the good thns ot
life. That will effect the desired object IL one Of hSo
ways 10 a. certain That viii follow midnight .
No andsmsD aud above al lady should 70 10 Sea with
out supply Of HOSrETTERS BIfrERS-ihe pure.t tosie
aud the most powerful restorative eR.ant
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J. NJ. BradsIreet a. son.
MERCANTILE AGENCY,
No. 241 BroadWay EeW.York

s Agency was commenced in the City OF Cincinnati ie
9y rss so oy the present senior partner who for nest
~; 80 had been merchant IN that city ay-
ing disposed OF his mercantile interests he this
agency with the Determination that 1t should be
aud with permi.sion to any person to read his The
report as It might appear upon the book. Of the cy and
reports soliciting the the person. r.nored ami
requiring least three reliable references to Confederate tho
statement made
10 1853 commenced to print Report, on monthly
sheets in separate adesin this ported Cncin
had increased rapidly aud largely that we're compelled
print Ten TtonsaHd SHEET; III mn (ssmp.es Of
ab ouey to adopt some other system There
fore, in 1851 printed our Tss r0lums 81 Commercial Re-
porf'" Ih volume contained reports o. he business mea
Of the Cities Of Ae York, Phfadphid Boston baltimore.
Patsburgh CINCINNATI, Iouasrs, ~ Louis ana Chtd2o.
and have issued volume every six MONTHS since adding
reports Of other cities and towns III each succeeding yole
until polqme XL issusd July, 1852, contains rorts Of
nsayy 900 busine' IN sir thousand andJo h"Hd'a
cf ahe cities and tDu.s Of the N0vah. .
In 1855 hired office over Broadway Bank Ia this
city, and began to furnish subscribers the particulars OF
reports have continued do so since and at ths
time hundred. Of inquire, are made at Office sud
one Of them answered upon the same or the sue
We and the type for our booka and ,heetsthe pa
per used In mixing the books manufactured for
We furnish our subscribers with two volumes of Reports
per annu one 10 January and IN July Also, NEsKLr
SHEET or CoKREcTIoNs thus enabling sub,ibe' 70 hep
he 6ook'e date and thei inquiries respect
Ing their customers, either by ticket letter.
large portion of the BANKS BANKERS MANUFACTURERS.
IMPORTERS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS, and JoBBERs In tbs
United States now subscribers agency and
regularly our Books and Sheets.
We the present time revising all the Northern Ea
and increase Reports for (2).
which viii be the largest mes! complete and correct Volume
We ytque,t ereyy Bank, BaHkeT, imp9yiey C0mniss0a
Merchant Jobbe Produce Dealer Sc % seHd his order for
We ell sus poiume IL January T. 1865 and Volume 10 ~
Juiy 1876, <ooo
ouy inert is,us, j. NJ BRADsTREET & son.
New.York Nov l. 1862.
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f.r as the business in their respective localities will
permit; advance payments for subscriptions; here
after all notices of personal private character
heretofore known under the title of "puff-" shall
be charged at regular advertising rates. COM
mittee was appointed to memorabilia Congress to
abolish the duty on paper manufactured abroad, 20
to neutsze the combination of paper spectators
in this country
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MARRIED.,
INFLAMMATION Thar,

BEEBE-HARTT-On Thursday, Dec. T. by tho Rev
Theo l.. Cuyler d. D. Dir. Ira l.. Beebe Miss Znphia
Hsrtt all Of Brooklyn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday evening Nov a.
By the Rev Dr. Burchsrd Mr. James o. Johnston Carrie
youngest daughter Of samuel M Crooke esq., all of this
cy.
MURDOCK-PATTEE-In this city, Thursday. Dec 4
by the Rev Dr. Stone Francis Atwood Murdock to lss
bella Ingsrson daughter OF James Pattee, ESQ.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEs.-At a meeting OF thia
Board on Friday afternoon, communication was
received from the Mayor recomme nding an sppro-
pra,ion to procure large gun for artillery practice
The recommendation WAS accompanied by AN appll'
cation from Major Gibson for the gun to be pur-
chased for the use Of the organization which he
commands and to be used for the defense of the
hsrbor. The matter was referred to the Committee
on National Affairs. The report OF the Finance
Committee in favor of approriating $1,000 for the
benefit Of the st. Joseph Orphan Asylum was taken
up and adopted. An invitation was accepted to
witness the laanch Of the iron-clad vessel Keokuk,
from the foot of Eleventh street, East River, at 70
O'Clock to-day The Board adjourned until Saturday,
at p. III.
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POst-Oflce NOfice.-The Meils for the United King.
dom snd the Continent via Queeustown aud Lverpoo per
steamer CITY OF WASHINGTON. will close at this Office
SATURDAY the 9th day Of November 0s o'cocka
and At the town stations follows viz: Stations ard.
Is, 9sJ stations aud d. $50 station l., 800
a Stations z and q, O'Clock m.
ABRAM WAKEMAN p. NJ
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are styled but these are sad to be more useful than
ornamental"
A steamer, name not stated is reported to have
recently left Liverpool during dense fog, having
on board 600 tuns OF arms, &c, fcr the Confeders
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-06

Coughs, Colds, sore Throat, Bronchitis.
Asthma Group Whoopus Cough and Dcpient Consumption.
however severely developed cured in suprsingy sho.
time by DR.. WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
medicine generally appreciated universally known.
Prepared by $. w. FOWLE & Co., Boston. Sold eyery-
where by Druggists and gents.
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Business Noilrts.

HATS THAT ARE FrIT.-This is "goGk ~
.sAremas wlsa would erpfe.s.t. but kSo1's so o. tt
Has viii stand any amount o. heu1ns or rough u'as a.
Sc, be 't good Ja.i comfortable AID IS, as becenln &
81 when purehned. For any style Of hot visit hsoH 8
No. ~ Bsoadssy It's the place to buy good article very
cheap.