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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

Gov. Morgan returned from Washington on Thur
day evening. lie Lad free and fall consultation
with the military authorities there in regard to the
CONTEMPLATED draft The outline but not the precise
form Of the order war determined upon before be
left, The order itself was expected to be received
last evening. 1t will probably snpersede in some
particular. the State law, and VIII be drawn 70 as
70 most effectively expedite and egualze The dralt.
The authorities at Washington ARE anxious TO co.
oper.ie in every way possible with the State an,,
tforities Tis deterin nation Il bon necessary ana
'.;a Tho States have in no in tance hest tied
IN answering every call made upon them, aud they
,y;Il Ie,estter be AZ prompt heretofore IN the dls-
ctare Of their duty II there has teen, or if there
sbai be- DELAY and disaster III the prosecution Of Che
war, the responsibility will NOT be with the s'aIe'
certainly not with the State OF New-lo o.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
,;cy T'StOu,bouf The STATE.

# il generally believed that at least twenty Of the
tbirty.rwo regiments authorized under the recent
call will be full before the 18th, ana most OF The
others so nearly ready that tbey will probably not
be interfered with by draft. We do not f",iy
.h.re in these hopes, and would ecompIrom'se for
49, ,n ,egimen,s on the 18TH We shall, how
ever be happy il the highest est mate If REALIZED
Ia SN -, ",atbv which is equally criminal and
tlere - ~ "'"'" lAl6any journal oth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
SUPREME COURr-CHAxBs,.-AuG. o-Bef0-, Justice
CLFHFE
DFCIsIeNs.

SUPREME COCRr-CHAxBs,~-AuG. G.-Bef0-, Justice
CLEKFE
DRCIsIcNs.
Mary Stuart agt. Andrew Stuart Objections TO
hr r-por, .u.aia ard report .,,ssde. with stay Of pro
ceediis. should he plaintiff zee M 10 APPEAL
jlncti ~ denied win |. 10 costs
In the natter 9TH, Excelsior Fi', Insurance Company
Frazer Of pe'ii'"er np'i t. granted.
william Lovers sgt. Morgan D. Cuftis.-Memorsnda
n nsief Of the application Of Joshua C. Lsn5s fer
mandarin. ag,. PLinor. u kng.an Clerk Of Arrears 60
Referred e. the Hon " Mitchell 70 take proofs and ~
samuel Thompson ~. John a. Kennedy ct al-Th,
sm'poi Il bail required ron the pa'toen should De re
dlced ~ ia each the order o. arr -s' sgt Kennedy
and Dsyis h.in. oct aside y each case.
sarah Royce At I.sac T. job, :, al-Moon to add
p.f@. .ud moth, TO a 1ni set aide the report Of the
referee Denied. 18th r > casts each motion.
D., ksis - a. 1T. k.~-rd A Howell Motion to set
ssise order II arcs, icuicd without costa,
T.. l. hH,his agt John ). Rodman The papers IN this
he psir hs order Tn, plsn,ia may sprly
l. 81 oii,s 4dsr Oh main ais paper. scmpste.
Jsfe- =. D'vs sst. af'ss Deviin -I.~port sent bsct
b. Lnr- on the prnrit dec rcd in he ,rsi order
4. - ar. at. A 4. M.rbAll-N o.. Losat e, al. agt
Geo Hoehk.-ThomA- Dun ct a.. agA Stew art Newell
Ca-oins H. Buh.I ss VIM suhl-r.-JudsmeDt of divorce
Darean sg sheriff .sould have the same
rate Of comprehension IA this a n the Other '''e'
rBE aErKofOi1AN ron Ict-AkiiEar on CIVIL
PROCESS.
IN the case OF Thompson and A.re ei al. AIT.
Kennedy It a. She question sris A. 70 shii,y ofarrt
policemen. civil process. 10. Jiih srion OF the Police
act eseup's them bis actually duty arrest civil
ocsss service Of sunp.pa, from csi courts. De
think tia. the drnt Of Fcs aud Captains
NAV be- rrgalded a. alwa,. idy" and hsnir exempted
from under this section Of but Sc gssnts aud "a
tTon~n have stated hours when VI duty sa would be a.
uu,fufh O. say th they .we, duty Heuc-. while
the >upe uendebt sud Cpin Il Police not subject "
arrest Ia civil pocrs-, yairouIsu
UNITED SrATFs MAKSHALS OFF1cE-AuG. 3.
ALLEGED TRAITOR.
Dieboh Millensn, IA butcher H. W Washington Mar
y., was brought TO the Marhas OHee by police officer,
a l.. rtvto ~ Maxi
cu,.d him OF having altered teGs0n.be language Mr Nj
denied mis- aud said he had BOYS IN the Sa;e Ma who
were expecting to ordered 10 tho evoTy day rw
cent an 70 O.. Police Healquarte lie " IL doubtless be
le-s.d on taxing the oath of allegiance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

Ursr0S, ffioaf Ht-"N'"i
cooro. = IIer,ey. of bingham. was nnng Today
ueoi E,,rda Of lie Deiham Comfy jail. lie was
S Soan% aay % Of sood family wsyaoah about
Victim r and postmorten examination showsd Una, ma
She WAS encenle. sitter Of Mi's il5reli, ~nI~
whom Her,ey was intimate had 'l'o gro The exc.
ana mysleriousy as had Jersey VIC .a . cont,s-
sion tins morning, acknowledging the crime h ,Gs
which he suffered but denying that he polsoneu LIE
wife or the other sister Hls age Was ~ yeiis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
The Rema;ns Of Gen. NcCook.

CISCISSATI TGesdsy, Aug O. lsJA
at meeting Of the Cry Coancil Tin morning,
Committee Of three appointed 10 act in conhec-
ton with other Committees TO pay The last tribute OF
respect to the late Gen. McCcok with power TO pro-
reej to Louisville TO escort the body 10 the city.
Resolutions were passed that the Cy Council at
tend the funeral; that the Mayor inve tie different
military and civic associations and the Chamber OF
Commerce 10 do likewise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Deaths Of Soldiers.

The following il list Of the soldiers who hay
died at Portsmouth, Grove, L. l.. as reported by A.
X ingsmith, oh y. y. Cavalry:
r. NJ brown 4, Ne. July ~.
J.. McKieuau, @. 8 N. J.. July -. eyed &C.
A. Bach A. % y. \.
jacob Ilsl L. a. Pa. July II.
John H. Wheeler, 4, ~ y. July u.
J Murphy, =. 5N. j., July 10.
ID. Miller, !. lo2 IA. July Il. aged 81.
= Madrsv. ID. y. J.. July 10.
II. j. Holmes. L. Me. july H.
L Mi.-ius I. lC4 Pa. July 10.
S,fllnsn Anderson, q, u Ne. Jolly ID
D. " Brab-on, + lpl Pa. July 10.
s William. A. - y. y. July q.
f. Chri.tv. X. Mich. Jul, q.
:. &. Cift. G.. - Pa.. July o
Corr. ]. Sireef,r p. - P, Juy6.
J " Foyr q. Me. July 6.
Eston +, 2 Me July G.
j. S~eet 49,. IL Ne, July G.
NJ Emery r. % y. Y. July
}. Wright b. Mass, July T.
r. Miller -. 49S s., july I
" ". Iahern a. u. y, Ju'yI
T. " Lets,n X, 81 y. Y. JulyT.
". McGoyern. H. lOl Pa, July
W. VI. FAY, -. IS " Y July I.
y. foylr %. l0l Pa, July L
J Robinson. r, - n. Y. J1ly8.
: synI,nes q. y. J., Jolly 10
Com. rsI Charles Is. Bobb. p. sJ Pa. July 10.
Henry ioyio' +, SO Pa. July 10.
REBELS.
A. living. d. 81 y. G. Juy6.
J.. Cox. 4. 81 ". C.. July9.
Noah II. Siegel, a, p ~ c., July H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Recruitiuu i'm Michigan.

UfI IiUIIf TIIIa-' If"5 = '07''
Michigan has nearly II led her quota nnder ''e
arg, call for 300, 900 men and viii furnish her quoa
nnder the last call without resort to diiit, IL
short extension of time is allowed. Eight res'
pens of infantry and of cavalry in 'hiS st tie
will be ready for the field as coon as the equip
Inents are received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Arrests under the Inst Order of the war
Department.

OswEGo y. +. Friday. August 9. 1862
Several arrests bave already been 'osde under to
DAVE order from the Secretary Of War, prohibiting
leaving the country. Over hiiy lei' On Tie 'oa' last
night from all parts of the State and prooaoiy one
hundred would have gone Tonight.
The regiment from this dttfit is doubtless more
shan full. Towns allotted 40 men have raised more
tian loo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
THE DISASTER TO THE GOLDEN
GATE.
One Hundred Lives Saw -d-ParsicuIars Of
the CaIamiiy-Seventy-ci eight Passengers
Returned TO San FrnncisCO-The List
Of Passenger Saved md Lost.


SAN FRANCISCO, Wednesday Aug 6, 1861.
The steamship Colleen Gate, Hudson, commander,
sailed hence for Panama on the Dist ult. having %
cabin passengers, Ia in the second cabin and
age aud % crew. She had Also 81 400 900 in treas
ure, of which Kirby, Byrne & Co. had So, oOO and
Meader, Locr 81 Co. $4,000.
On the 9th ut., at i:4j p. M, when fifteen miles
north of Msnzania, while the passengers were din
ug, an alarm of fire was heard The steamer was
~ omptly headed for the Shore three aud half miles
E., ant, the flames meanwhile making fearful head.
way.
Alta quarter after five the upper deck fell.
Soon alter the steamer struck the beach, and TIE
nsssen, n and who had not got into the boats
;umred ., erboard and eudeavored to swim ashore
: Ahou, q re hundred, including five children, swan
or were wa, he'd ashore alive.
I'm, sbjn b, lined to TIE waters edge and dis
appeared.
Those p,sse, gers who reached the shore made
their uav 70 Dea Manzanila, where they arrived on
the 9th inst. "a the steamer St. Louis arrived up
from Panama.
Some few other, escaped to MaDzanilla in boats
One boat. with 80 persons on board, hssaot been
heard from. but pro mbly made the shore south Of
Manzauilla.
TIE ST. Lous arrived here tonight, bringing - Of
the Golden Gate psssei 'gerS-aI that are known TO
be saved-and portion f the crew.
CAPT. Hudson. with portion of the crew, re-
manned at Manzanilla to loo X after the missing pas
sengeIs.
The following is q list passengers and crew
saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

WHAT Pile OF SrtyER.-We are informed
that $4,000 in silver arrived in THE city a few
DAYS since, and Immediately deposited in one OF
orr city banks. II IA the property of firm in this
CITY, who have done business for many years past ia
New.Orleans. 1t arrived from that city by late
steamer. lNew-I Haven Palladium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Fire in Philadelphia.

PHILaDKIPBiA. Friday, Arg I6b.
Dalleys extensive planning mill ON Mead icy
wharf, was entirely destroyed by fire to-day. Loss
estimated at over $50, coo. -,
Seven brick dwellings adjoining the planning mil
were destroyed; alro, a large amount OF LUMBER
coal.sbeds, and Collins block and pump shop
Damage fully 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

DEATH OF McLFOD MuRPHY.-A telegram was
received at Albany yesterday announcing the death
Of Col Mcleod Murphy, of the Engineer Regiment,
and formerly Senator of this State. We have no
particulars. Troy Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
NIarkets-Reported by Tt'egraph.

BsLrryoRg Aug 8-FLorR steady. the demsnd isir'
WHEAT active COEs steady for hie Yellow decihrd &C.
WHISKY steady at sc. CoFYEK dull.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 8--FLOuR firm End steady; WHEAT
sctyc CoRs scye; yellow. h4c. CopPEH steady. rkO-
unchanged. WHIsKY firm at a3c. There was sn
Huct, sale Of New Orleans SUGAR to-day the price, rea
z-d 8ialltc showing Il decline Of !aic. Sales Of
Ncw-Orleans MoLAssEs a. 35c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT--aPgcIAL TyRM-hrG. 8.-Befo,c Jus.
tce RoBgRTsoS.
~ IsIONs.
Purchase agt. Bciiows.-The execution must be
ssdd without costs. the plaintiffs spuatng 10 briig
uctou for the arrest.
Terry - sl sst Barry The motion must H. granted with
-N cost, unless The 4, PENDANT amend his in such
shan BE- allowed b. Of the Justices Of this
Court IN t. days and put 10 affidavit of nerts aud Of
having IN goid faith pvt IL the in question, and pay
tlO costs OF the motion IN ten days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
From Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
FoErRKss MONROE Wednesday. Aug O. 1907
List OF paroled prisoners fmnished by tue sur
geon III charge from Richmond, veceived al the
Chesapeake General Hospital Aug. 8, BY steamer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
yY,r cu~e,iup ri Fricndship, n. ".

FEIExDsBP. n. T., 1hw'day, Aug = 1852
At the war meeting held III inis place to-day,
81 600 and 20 volunteers were raised. AIiegsny
County will soon fiji her quota.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Recruiting in Cincinnati.

CfSCISAATi, FndaY, Aug o. iDoI.
The subscriptions for the bounty iund at noon TO-
day reached 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Dent, Of Distinguishcd Citizen.

IOkONIol fr"Ay AUg ., Ittk.
The Hon. Sir Allen Napier McNab Died at 4
o'clock this afternoon ut his residence, oi gastric
sever aft.r a short illness. lie was 81 years Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Receipts Of PYoduce.

Arc. 9-3n79l bbs. Flour 497 bbs Corn Meal 62 bays
Corn Meal s94 bbs Whisky. 5000 bush. Wheat llB,2S
bush. Com $3.50 bush Os,s l26 PKG oil Cake 6g psg'
Ashes al pkg Provisions 99i pigs. Lard III kegs Lard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
1fllIltarn Notices..
A Meeting

A Meeting with a view to the organization OF q COM
pupy Of US and moral men,
D. 81 relim- will be held the Pilgrim Baptist Church,
33dst o. 3th.av., on MONDAY EVEN'N1 nth list,
at o'cock Several addresses msy be expected.
Are You Exempt e-h,t is the question Don't 30
hnuDuqyrd twopenny pettifogen" bus procure DAW'
LEY's e. ition of the UNITED STATES MILITIA LAWS,
and the Militia Laws of New-fork
Every white male citizen between the age Of Is and -
should have copy :,
Single number only cents 81 So per TO- Sor sale by oil
n ewsdealers
r. r. DAWLEY. PubllshSr. .
conner OF Resde and Centre sts New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
TIL. C,.e NJ Henry w. DePuy.

ONAHA. Friday Aug o. io9I
Henry w. DePny, late Indian Agent arrested ~
the United States Marshal for embezzing tue Pu''''
none Aat been holorably acquitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

PRISONER II RIcHMoSD.-We are Informed by
Lieut.. a. r. Busbee. Co. T., Ist U. S. Chssseurs,
that VIM II. Short ia prisoner in Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
The Case of Cnpt. Ayres Of the CITY Of
Madison.

TORONro Friday Aug o. 1907
In the case of Can't Avres and the steward OF me
propeller City of Madison, charged with inducing
British sodi rs 10 desert, the police magistrate hi
decided TO send them " tue asSizes for trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

ADDI1IoSAL BoUSTY.-By reference to an adver'
tremen in our military office column it Will be sec"
that $40 additional will be paid to recruits to the
number Of 1000. who apply at No. 70 White street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
mAR RUED.
DIED.

OPCRAFT-TAYLOR-O Thursday, July ii, BY the Rev.
Robert o. Dickson Robert Hopcrsft 10 Lizzie Taylor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

AMERICAN BIBLE SocIETY.-The stated meeting
Of the Managers was held al the Bible House Astor
place, on Thursday, Aug. 7, al - o'clock 7. M, the
Hon. Luther Bridish in the char, assisted by VIM.
u. Crosby and Francis Hall, esq. TIE Rev. DIR.
NcIane read the 9th Palm and offered prayer
Communications were received from Agents Of the
Society in different States, giving accounts Of their
lnbors. aud OF the supply of sodier, patients in
military hospitals, and prisoners Of war; from the
Rev. ". r. Warren, Germany, sending resolutions
n the Bible ~oIk, adopted by the Mission Confer
ence of the Methodist H. scopal Church IN Germany;
from the Rev. a. ii. Wright, Poughkeepsle, ms
,ioDary Of tho American Board IN OocOmlsh, stating
the cutting by natIve OF punches ana matrices oi
iyue for Il Syrac Testament; from the Rev. Mes-rs
/ Gi.eue. B-s and ilerrck, Committee from the
twenty. second meeting OF the American Missionaries
IN Turkey, with the report of that body on W.. eh
couraping prospect and continued openings ior tue
,pread Of the Scriptures IN the East. "rants were
made OF books to supply woaudod soldiers on board
the Elm City and the Daniel Webster Tor hospitals
FOR wounded prisoners oi war AT DAVID iaiahh
/ \. Y; 10 the Chaplain Of Hospitals al NeWhern,
/ y. c. Tor the paIienls lJOO Volumes Tor hospitals
al Washington, ID. C.; 200 volumes To tue Louie
Vile Bible Society, Kentucky, TO supply hospitals
in lLa' region FOR he thesni cake hoSI'as Il, FoI
tre.s Monroe to the Doth New York and l'th fehIl-
syIvari,, Regiments, books in English aud German,
Ly renuest oi the Chaplans; TO the American lfncI
Society Of Boston, books III Englirh ana nrrIh,''
Tor The amy on James River; books IN English,
| French ana Spanish, for Mexico; aud lOo VOLUMES
| Tor hospitals AT Newport News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Black smiths and BugierS Wanted tor u Cav.
airy Regiment Now I'm the r .eld.-Wsnted, 10 good

uURsE. siIOeRS ana 10 3UOLEkS for Scouts 800 q. 8
Volunteer Cavalry Ia IN around Warrington
Tue regiment is spledidy mountsd an fully equiv ped
Bounty subsistence &C. fl ni.hed For further nfor aion
spply 70 Capt. FREEMAN 0RSE Recruiting Officer. M,
New Bowery, No li7 Greenwichst, and Tent No. |, City
Hall Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

Camp Meoh.ug Of the AFRICAN ~. z. Zion
Church VIII coma ence on SATURDAY, Aug g. 1854, and
continue through wses 10 the beautiful woods near
Pleasant Plsin. S,son, on the limo Of the
STATEN Island RAILROAD
Visitors TO th, win sk. the tsins that connect with
the Staten Island Ferry bost. tina leave foo. Of White hs
Nevyork at and am. T. sd p. m ret usains leave
Pleasant Plains T. IL and M l07 S57 and S 81 n,
Gu SUNDAYS
lcsv. New York at 9 and II a. m O. end pm return.
irg cave Pleasant PlAins and III 1854. In s.
s-d7 pm.
Fare rs cents each way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
Cnmnnny Il. metropolitan Gunrd.

This KegDeut val do2o~ss De ths esst mustered into
The service under tue recent call Of tbs President from this
State =.
RECRUITS WANTED to fill up Company i, inrnedi.
atry Gall q. No. 50 Waker-st near Brosdgay and ebrou
your name. 49, 81, O..
State boun.ies will be pzd to each recruit
agr.aby to r,auaions These boaties tese her with ts
rezu!ae pay, amount 10 5000 per sBnull
Clothing ystioas good furnished on enlistment
Non.eommis led Officers ard Musicians wasted.
No. IS WALkEk-Sf
X HEIpFR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
University of New.York, Medical Department.

University OF Newly DIRK. Medfcai DeparIments
TIE SESSION OF 1923 vail commence Uctooer ~
MINE MOTT ". D. Emeritus Pro es.of Of Surgery
MARTYR PAlhE, NJ d., Professor Of Msters Medicn ana
Fh.rapeatics BEDROkD, NJ. d., Professor OF Mid
and fhysoiogy ALFRED G. POST, NJ. d., Professor "
sug-ryi w. VAN BUREN NJ D.. Professor OF Anstomy;
JOHN I. MEICALFE, M d., Professor of the Institutes
and Practice Of Medicine The Lectures are
give opportunity daily aendsocs the nunerons los
pas and Dispsussries The Surgical Medical and Obs,en-
Lnques in the College conducted SO heretofore Tho
p lug Summer and Autumn Course s being carried
ing present session in the usual Letters oil inquty
may addressed to Prof DRAPER President the Meaia
Faculty Uuiyer.ity Neg-Iork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09

GrAsp LODGE on ODD FELLows.-Ihe follow
ina, Is the official vote for officers for the Grand
Iodgc l. q. q. F.. for the ensuing year, excepting
the &. r., whose term is two years
Graud Miscs-yotes cast lsl blank. IA nece'aiy s ~
- ~, Edwin Swsnon of No. 30. rsebi'eo
~ yoea DEPUTY Grand Ms.sr-vo,es cast 90 n"na
o.,,v 90 choice 1870 Aaron Mel all, of No 100, re
NJ ,-5 yot.. Grand Warien--t otes cast, u
La,S D. necr,.ary to choice. 49, Georie snyder' %
10 ;O, received 1876 votes; Henry Sn)"st o. ~
A. ,.c.v.d l;3 votes George Snyder elected Oy 10 MA
in,y 0tssd Secreiay-Notos cast, 55o hAnk nsss ~,
So 10 choice To- John }. Davies. OF NO Iroeuea -,
vo,s. NJ b Pitts OF No A. receI'ed i4i S.ses 10.
cr Jobn Davies O2 Grand Tre,surefNotes cast 'V 90
nart. necossuy to choice ~ Jacob Russell Of No. 90
r,rrved ls2 vote, Grand kcpre.sntav 20 o. h. " 80
a., 40 bl,u.s g. Necessary to choice l6l u VI oeo
smith of No JO received "a 4. q. a. W. Ia. Wemne VI
10. 49, received 1872 votes Majority iof ueoise oh"'
Last evening the officers were duly installed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-09
5JcelsI Nctlres.


Poss-s,fAce soiic~.-The mails for Che uuitsd hiog-
d1n a. he Continent. via Oiesastown md LiYtyoo! per
EINA pd f.. the Ger Staie,, Wa hsnodr2
al closr - this of on sAtt fDA1
The g day 81 August. lo o dock d. aud n; the up
town Stations follows, viz Stations N and - 9;i9
a H. stations G" aDd d. . 20 station H., 9:Oo
m Stssions q W AID %" se'rock \
AIsaAM NAkEMAN, L. NJ
rtcrcnntila Ltbrnry A. soc iaf son.-TAe LIBRARY
IDbN TON OfFiCr VIII be- J!OsfD, iot cleaning
al rrp1irs. MONDAY Aug. /. and viii REOPEN MON
Az sept l. iTb2. The h ~ Nd BOOM WI be tLOsEo
/ %. MOND ~, Aas 70, una MONDAY, sept l.
by orcss Of me Board
Eciccilc Institute,
10 East. IN st.. Union square.
ste upon t'rih ~htieyer il IS found"
DIR Won FALLENSltin f,r sixteen years associate. OF
n, f.,l,s 5ehad yoa k4eIsIei1 II the ilesnslt near
D,,,.n Germany AL ouncrr OF tie fsirfyen re rctic
Inttusn near Bigb.on kns aud will trra all diseases oi
woman scu chrona rhcu'satism mef'er of hoS long
sainf eutsueous asases and taat scoarse AIssrios
society dyspepsia. To the goo ADVICE ard gfst
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