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The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

YVNHE Co-Partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of Gold 4 Philippson, was
dissolved on May 1st- Mr.. ], s. Mansfield, having
purchased entire stock, is alone authorized to
settle the outstanding business of the late irm in
Shasta Persons indebted to US viii please make
immediate payment, and those having accounts
against Us Niil present them.
Thankful for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
US, recommend our successor to the public.
A. GOLD. San Francisco
A PHILIPPSoN, Virginia City.
Shasta, May l, 1861.
Having purchased the entire stock of Gold L
Philippson, the undersigned begs leave to inform
the public that he has just returned from San Fran
cisco with extensive Etock of
Segars, Tobacco, Candies, Nuts,
Books. Stationery, &C., sc.
ml7:3t J. S. MANSFIELD.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24
Sunl nlmonS.

In the District Court of the Ninth Judicial district
of the State of California, in and for the county
of Shasta.
Joseph Yank, plaintiff, VS.. Samuel Cole, de-
fehdant.
Action brought in the District Court of the Ninth
Judicial District and the Complaint filed In the
Office of the said District Court.
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

vXToCLD inform the citizensof Shasta and sur
w rounding country, that hey have just re-
eeived from San Francisco lare and well selected
stock of
The Shasta courier., 1862-05-24

Below we publish letter from Hon. John
fconness. addressed to a citizen of this place.
The publication isauthorized by Mr.. c., that
| his numerous friends in this part of the State
Imay know what are his opinions regarding
Ithe Infamous attempt being made to betray
the Union Democracy into the power of the
Isecessionists of this State:
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-12-27
Drr Gru fcl Ors C5Olars.
SiltsngcmdIrr aas bs bGbercu uut nifoertn
@'fieadnit.
Scr Or. 9. 6e 8 lein.
(6rr;itbun9.)
2thntee SLpitel.
& pbtcs 9eben.

&c n btm SunAeruccn lrtdt 1siaat: ar
teite! 6'ct msib re. re pi,Ie unaIudldc
unr mabrtaft aute Meufcttu arbetsn, unp rer
nrt buuAern. Sat mrf ee, mic orle aliididc
uno IN, ustsrfIulTs Ittenoe Mtnibtn. we!cbe
Ttalcr otrasncen. nm @roidcn unp Yfruuiee
fnidcrn, wsuu lie rer Nrmuib = mic 7r mcinen
9}rrp nsbrn mrGsn - il, Srpp uuD Sall.
2lle Sra Die StrIe tri rem 6srrn Strif
lieutenant aulr9rtrn bate. lette de Ter Scff.
nuua, eas tie nit rrm reotibcn 9Slltn, fit
turh ibrtr SGure Qrteit gu ernGbrsn, bti ibrcr
G'eItidlibts ,umal, ltete 10 pWl crnsrbcn
murpe. nm tpsnigltcns nrr 6uneer acihibt Al
ftin. Die @ampe trannte bis TN WitttrnGtt,
tanm lief lie iih 3rit Gin tGrsites Mittaos-
mobl ;u tcreitrn. unp wcnn lie ibrr Nrtcit cub,
lid atlicferte, banu bdttc lie h atatluGit, as-
tIrbt, taum ibrc SiGBt b,rrdt. br bc hrircneS
SboNh mIbiam brSabIt, unr Aug tHnu Itcr.
mails an rie Nrbelt, nm utn 9iturm icb III luI
len unb ;u bartrn.
90 bate ifr gGudenlnus aclebt, pa ptrlitatc
Die NrbeitequtQr cine anrtrc mar ntht alei6
sur 51nb - INN pcnncdb mnchte pas 9sten ieine
8sbistcril6en NnforOerungen.
gBsnn Str gtenos cpev am Gage bier unp
tort ein Mlohsu. GuBerlrd, 9tpubt nit psrrart
tem NntlBt pur6 Die Sna6rn geben ifbt -
ttutt an oisi" Gisihi6t..
Qpe oeIe Wanuer battsn an Spa'e StrGs
Iinf Gbaler untsrilbrt uno oerGttlih liegtn
EoHtn = filnf 1baItr, no Elm sjnii9sr GjroItrn
isSOn genulte, um rem entIsflitftn 3grlnner
ssm 6un9cr ide ,u entmupsn2
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-12-27
Stnillrtou
S61ccbter &rDtt.
g'cn @eore 6erwe9 +.

Du mirt Elm ftGner 9etsn lfau,n.
unr swie, rmia tleibt rs Srin;
Wnn wirp Dir aolp'ue S6lrHer tauen.
Sur - mubt Du crf sriprbsn iein
9u wirit bis III BEN Sternen rriugen.
llno f,lsn Did in lore Reib'n,
@un g8cIttn DID III 9Beltrn Idbwin9en.
glur - mubt Gu crit eeRurben letn
Su wirf, tin frsier grutue, wn(lcn a
NPit SrutuNsn NOD i'm Serein,
NN' Define Stttcn meroeu fallen,
Sur = mu6t Du erf scfprben ictn
@rnn Climber in Der 66ne bratcn.
GO aebrf On ;um lOimmel "in;
Du mirIt aefiiht uno nift otrrdthen,
9iur = muBt Du crf 9elorbcn ltin
Sb ;bm trr Sif bic Sseel tIabc.
1Gae bilft'e rcm moribtn. leden Sabn
g8os bilft bcm Sinf Gle SonnernGbc,
Den trot e'n Nolrr traat ttuan2
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-12-27

@sn, lid iem OSne Radbalt entoeden unb ih,,
um f'jae uaterffHguns bitten. user {, uSh,r ~
Ger 3Hflu@tsffdtte fam ie ;Ssernser tpurp en- itrs
S@F'fte. gs ubetftel ffe etn 3tttcrn, als fs Si,
arfpPf btnnttappte, rpef6s Fr gu Dem I6wor,,r.
itruppi9sn @site fa6rtc.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-12-27

The German ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
(, published every Saturday, at Sd 90 per
Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OsFIcs: BRoAD STR, next to CRY HALL
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1862-12-27

Bctinsuuseu.
Der ,Wuscser" sr6sint isben Spnnobenr III 500 in
balbidbr6er rrans, ,ablune cetr u 10@@. db6ur bic
Srdae Mu,eioen rpsrSsn ~ rs gtS tt enmaIi9er Gin
Iadna aufsencrtusn itbtS wcitsre a Dirb nit 25 Gts
bert6net Sbenbe @rfbdftsaacieen tpten Sl2 per Sab
In piertelid6rltder SproussabIure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
CONNIE or THE COOPER
UNION.

The third annual Commencement OF the cooper
,-,,;,r for the Advancement OF Science and Art was
h,ld last ieht in Tie large hall Of the Cooper lnsl
ute. TIE gallery at the rear OF the p'a,'orh was
oocn led by the members Of the mu-ic c,ass' anon.
IA in number. The bail was well hiied' anon'
1000 persons being present. Peter Cooper h,s"
The exercises were opened with prayer and singing
Lv The onu;ls If the Institute, after when the h'-
r,,rv exeicises PROC eeieJ in the following order
O,eoa Tho ~ Idy &c Science. Dy AletSnSef IAN
lac r.l,. in hlshs. NJ ihrla,i,t Grafton ne af...
g,rshau Lons of the Drawing Classes. Orstci M.ns
,.-Ii,- > by Fwirr 81 Eos o. ID" = - year ithb' AZ
t....a. POEM fi" Proge.s 81 L,pfnirg hy aLen T.
-, ~ in, ,a. in Ceni.,ry orstion. Science, inc "a
,si,r- aarI Of Ci,a' ion,' Dy j. l. Ia ma q" ~. Wi
l. Natural V,soiy Ura.on The tSpIrs-'on q, h"'i
,d..H nv Frsr TUCKER cf the Cooper Union p'OH'i"s
The eomposiiions were carefully prepared and the
oeaiory good. the speakers being frequently inter-
rupied with applause.
Announcements were then made IN REGARD 10 ,ne
rendition of ,he school, uni certificates were awarded
10 20g -choars VINO had passed satisfactory -
animation in the different branches TO when they
had devoted their attention.
I'm repard 10 Ire Industrial character OF the schooi,
il vns ,ia ed that 81 900 had been realized by 'pe
puiil. ON wood eugrayings. &c. In the School Of
D,,s 90 s,ecidi diplomas were awar0ed 10 hirSes
philIpa. Tow.eeud, Barstow, Ward, and Tanner.
Al,er brief speech by Peter Cooper the pnpiis
sang tie " Star-Spangied Banner" The exercises
ser. CLOSED with benedlc;iOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
norm iRRIVALS.

Brig Gen. Saxton left the Finh.Avenue Hotel
yesterday, for Washington.
j. Wiley Edmonds of Boston, Mai. Thornton OF
ihs United States Army, Cup,. j. NJ. Robertson Ct
Boston, Lansing Pruyn Of Albany, Dr. Gen. Fish OF
Michigan and GEN. Is. Ferguson OF the United States
Navy, are at the Aston House.
Major ID. Mcclure of the United States Army,
JAS Barton aud family from Mexico, Capt. and Mrs.
Moltbrop from Wellington, and Chss. Baker Of the
United State, Navy are at the New-ioik Hotel.
Lieut..Co. l.. Lyman of the 9th Massachusetts,
Volunteers, ard Capt II. Il. Williams Of Rochester
arc ut the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
l.. G. Maman and John A. Chaplin Of Providence
+. Newlands Of West Point, Geoge Dwish. OF
Springfield and Pedro de Zunequena from Santiago
Do Cuba are at the lirevOor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
IMPORTANT FROM MEMORANDA.

Nv the As2inwall steamer we have interesting
news from New-Gransdi.
Gov. Arboledi OF the State Of Cana, at hearing oil
the capture Of Gen Enao and 400 men by the Mos
au.rsi chiefs, Payan and Alzate, leit Popayan, the
c.ital with III his forces and fell upon Pagan, de-
featng him completely, taking bin and Aza'e prs
onerr. aud rescuing Gen. En;so and COMPANIONS.
he former capture Of Enao had been hehvy
bloy for the Cunsiiuionaliss, bnt his recapnre III
company with Gen. Pas more Than compensate.
,or tbo former reverse. az il leaves the important
States OF Cauca aud Anioqlia almost free from enc
mics az h)me and enables them to unite their forcee
$50 or :, C0i men, and fall npon Mosqaera, WHO
mad onlv } no men, and WAS try ing to invade Chuci
The Rebel : ,mpathizers in Panama pretend that
Mosquera was ready in Cauca with 5000 men, but
this II an invention intended 10 nentrilze TIE news
OF the great victory of Gov. Arboleda.
Arbo!eda is said to have ready considerable force
70 take scion Of the important Pacific port OF
Bneuaveniura.
The Mo-quera sympathizers on the isthmus were
much di.hear ened.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
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u Dusr, r. 80 y. y. - '"''"' -

NAIVE prGIuEYrs.
to.h.r brown iltb Co n yuo o: Miii'n.. ION Go &
isu,.. u noysu Iiib 60 r J"hn l. ~ ''' ',' "a
Leuhep =. NcCule a. 60 F., 20 's .f 800 o." % "
al..rtlGe- isrk, llth, @" 4. nir ,it.-.' -,
la Groin. lrr.to W: N'1@ b, 80 y
Joit g. WI. ney lith -. l. 1tNn ii'"''" H1h ~ H.
~ :, *, Nh i'm Co. - hroos. u. sit,it TN c.. Is.
I,. " ioxa,e ILL., 90 h AbncrA g. ig th o. n.
s.,,p. spahI.rs 10 Go. y. gl-.,d h,,s.c = - u
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r., =, p,ste ,,h { = r. D.uiel =. Ellis ilth 60. y.
k,n,~y e. Iowpr i'u 90. l. iian-pr Alien. t... 90 a
tIora,. { .ars "a g.. .. CosPJ " Csd.isr :th C.
= rab,u- ia,h Col JohA . 'svi-. 7th. 90 \.
asr. Keynote. I'll Co. b N.i' , ak, "h' To- J.
SEW-H AYRSHIRE '.'. t.Srs.
w. VI. LcSeioy. Go u. 'fh. v tTr Co. To-. 20
Oliver VI. hiacK, Co. ID. Jth. l."f +ci. GO. IN
Joseph Gordon. GO. r. N s-i'-' Do h-"i 90 ~ VIII
sam, r. flsuder. G" H.
NtKMoNI REGINLAIs.
=. 4. Waterman. 90 =, 9Th. Johu ~. Co. II, O.
tieo-yo Fady Co u "a David r,tch. Go. y. ~
,ne. s., reney Co. H. SIN. Ca.s II sanoor1 90 + -.
" ~ McE-cu C.. 4. .d =. J.. Isyrr, Go. g. in
Mts,As irsETTs REGIMENTS
.,oroNG C. Ni,,. COX 10Th $. =. RrTr. Go. n, I'd.
1ho. Iarie,. Co. f. l;th. Pa1ics Suith. %. n, gil
I oruriin- Z olc o. T.. eth. Wa. OUfaiy 80 Il 4oih
i. n lsnd.. co. d, I..h. H.. W cushuian. Co. \, ibth
- II i.sIarn Co. i ICth Jas C,ner q. 60 l., l;th.
Sliron H. NcKey to d. iEL. BoDcr liza. 20 &. iih
a 4 -t..,.t. tara at .o-h. j. Graham. O.. q. 9TH
d.. ;nri.sey. 60 4. iWh John H. cori-r C,.A l.ih.
D.,irl D.lg Go. r. is'h. Ava La.'ruau. Co. n l'th.
Chss. Drl-y. 60 T. lttb i'h 'y-a' 20 l''II-
Ia III Lpa. Co. r lh. sert. ". -. CO,iu. cob. !.th
~. r. tioodw.n to II. I'd Gas Teton Co. t. Eth
ioLb Ne. 40, Go. Il, siii
ouNNltIlCCr REGlhfNTs.
s.,g " Iore. 90 h. 1t All 81 Jordan, 10. X. 49, AZ
d. n Tim Co. g. J.h VIM. Il. Cfcsr.aHa o. 49, stu
RHODE ISLAND EEGiMfATs.
ino J. Dovney, 60. X, 81 Thos. Wood. Co l. 81.
Jbo loy, lot t.v.
UNIFIED STATES TEGvLAKs.
g. T Hubbard Co 4, It'll Inf W4G .aDn Co. H. is1 Al.
II Mctirah. 60. y. 81 InL Joe. u. French Iitl hi
The men who We're taken to the Park Haffscks
we've principally from the interior OF the STATE Of
Ney-York. \ few are Of Western regiments.
Tnr PARK BARgAcKs.-ColonelB lss desires 20
acknowledge The receipt Of the following DONATIONS:
Male Department, Of Primary ) hool No. |, - O3i
Female Departmen, of Primary School, 81 -; Male
peu.rtment Of ramma;-Sch0Ol Nc. 10, 81 ~;
Primary Department same school, 81 %; Female
Department same school, S!3 81. Ia addition to
tnese g1s of money, three boxes OF all sor'a Of
good things were contributed b. tuese patriotic and
kind-heayted children. About one hundred soldiers
were sent from the Barracks to their homes yes'er'
iay Not lees dian two hundred men were cared
Tor at the Park Hospital last night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

of cotton goods are and high and An increased
production must be inanssnra.ed in ord.f y supvlt
the demand. For instance, Medium Sheetinps
weighing 1910 yards y ID; Ticks, Bleach.d
Sc. That which is true Of these fabrics will be
determined Of others when the relation OF supply
and demand s changed as it must inevitably sooner
or later. Printing Cloths are more firm, without,
auv important transactions. Printers are well cold
no. but have fair Q ocks on hand Of the grey eoois
We quote as follows:
ssx6O C. e4x64. ar.
The foreign news is more encouraging. The late
letters re eyed here brought advices Of rather
higher prices both for Yarns and goods 10 the market,
kilograms of the 18th and 10Th April are to hand,
sing that still further, and in some conser-
able, advances had taken place. These accosnt, in
conurction with the continued unsettled state o, ST.
fairs in this couotry, which appears to hold out bat
little prospect of an early supply Of cotton, have
had the effect Of inducing spinners and manrfac-
urers TO raise their quotations for Yam and Cosh in
Manchester, England. TIE higher price demanded,
however, had prevented much business being done,
and buyers were disposed to operate freely, Though
the market was not quite 50 strong and Consequently
less cheerful.
W. a,r. - our CT, n,.rv NJ xuyt az dou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
We annex our usual summary Of exporfsof domestic
Total since L.. Jsnuar.p.....2,s 0'

The North Star brings $S92, 500 from Clifsraia
and sl2, 100 from Aspinwalh -
The business of the Clcaring-Hoass wss ~,
49,, AL.
The street has been much excited to-day BE- ~.
rnors of an overissue of Indiana State Elves Uper
inquiry in the proper quar.sr We learn that ttsr'
has been some irregalariry n portion Of The :ssue'
of the Five per cents of that State to the extern Of
about half Million but tie statements in regsr 70
the matter are 50 contradictory that We refrain for
the present from giving currency to them. Tie GER
tiicaes claimed to be irrealarly Issued sre being
withdrawn having been opiy used az collateral, and
we cannot learn that the pobic will 10 any Cast 10
losers.
Gold is firmer, and selling at lo3l G 1875.
Tho rsc.;nts and sLipme,ss of proiuce a, Cheagc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
MORE ABOUT THE PRINCE-S7REEI
TRAGEDY.

Major Warous, who was shot on Thursday even
ing. by Mr.. James Carson, was still alive, but sink
ing rapidly 1t a late hour last night. Mr. Carson
Lad nJt been heard Of nor W to The same time
II las been devcloIed that there il delicate history
TO the case the particulars of which, when revealed
20 the public, will have the tendency to create con-
siderable sympathy in behalf Of Mr. Carson.
The unw omanly conduct of "A lady appears 10 be
Inc key 20 The cause OF the unhappy affair. In the
absence Of sIr. Carson from biz clearinghouse, his
friends prevailed upon Mrs. Carson 10 leave the cry
and 10 90 10 her friends in the City Of Detroit, Mich
iean. Mr.. Careons friends are anxious that be
should give hu-clf up 10 the authorities. a. pres
cut come vague stories are told 10 reference to the
conduct Of MAJOR Wsirous and another party con
oerned with him in the affair. Ii is fully expected
that NJ. Carson. when he shall have calmly re-
viewed the matter, viii not longer hesitate about
eaying IL place Of temporary retirement.
Throughout yesterday ard lac, evening the Prince
street shooting case was the theme of conversation
the widest gossip being INDUCED in reference to the
relative merits Of the parties TO it. In the upper por-
ton Of the city, where Nj. Carson II well known for
his genial nature and pleasant. gontlemauly de-
meanor, great sympathy Is expressed in his behalf,
many persons sioutiy jusifying the conrse he pur-
sued in making the assault but doubling the pro-
preiy Of his subsequently, abeentng himself. 80 far,
wa,rous has not given the slghtes, intimstion to
the difficulty causing the astounding meeting at the
paIlor door, when he was shot. II is deemed prob
able that he has no suspcion that Mr. Carson had
been enlightened TO his unfriendly conduct TO hin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
r,,r FATE or SERGEANT HOLMES.

-, H.. yd,o, Of The y. L. TyiLane
SIN. \ few days since your WafSins'on core.
.o,,.,uea an item 10 this eaec:, that se se1''
u,,,v ro,ue, had been hung in Richmond io'
caa,,aa,.,, No,..p o.. Of regard to bis d'r'e'e" 'N
t,keu the pain. to Try aud ascertain the ia' III
the Soldiers Retreat several 'ln'' '
,,sr, late from RchElord who knew said ho'me,
AZ hi. escape 1oni tho Tobacco Warehouse Va -.
o,,e would say Holmes hung; but all shey MIC"
LAT ,hey read It here In IL, papers but al agree
-ocort /. f,.e They taiaA they know where Tie sP''
tom ana all agree that they would have known o. " -
md p,,of, If sueh were the fact Peter l. Hom-'a
vino Wa, taken with Holmes at Bull Ran e'eAf''
, 49,, ,v,s ,sp.,red ard tskeu back to PRISON ,un a.
VIZ y. ~. ,hot. wa placed 10 position N, s"h
- > him, and not hitting him, threw 49,, s,,,a
p,,sia WIS then ordered 70 be hsnc'uu s,h wrs DIE
i an, IN clo,e copan,n'n', "hsnh ~, Ln,s
snu lIIs T.. nens,sa TO bring away WIN nm. ~,
Inc ~ n, ~, well he is noble fellow ana $500,
lost- A. seeusei OF think; but Il re o'1 ~ r.,
Ioi'r .,ii .,,,,r.ce they were o. more VIZ -,
the ~ 81, b ia shed a.tis,. aud whi'e a, .
krh-''o' 81 work fo- Src,sh but reia''n ir,s
10 ii, Hsnk Note Company IN Ne" ~ ~, Loiss
80. Of : n Der week. He belonged 70 IN N,y.
So ',g,, ,souc AID has hJsts u wall, 80 III
NJ and Brooklyn. tie efs helpless rrlsa.
bi.,i IA Brooklyn 20 mourn for hi1 ibs .en, h.ssr
~. are, ia believing that he may isYe oren us
south either TO Salisbury. g; o. 20 81 ser moth
or ,onrrs have yet been paid on Ihey nd ,pilIt
and ratlops and TO DO 10 pretty g. si ring sI
Rnt 10 nan they want 10 see the Leading rrwER
rrouert, 90 uh,catsd and slaves feed. JSi'' r""
BQ.is2se, wH - W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
The Son Francisco Slipping Lis: Gays:

There IA change in money There is ,'-dy edl ea
whoq, urgency aud the for bank accomnods u9o
prime seoul les range from az y cent transactions en-
esiy b, IN. governed by the latter figure Outside loans are
i,ye.,el In lie poyeinen lea and the esiderees
Of progress visible ia every PER, OF tue city bu' epesy u
the central aud southern portions furnish the ID " ec''
ing assurances OF prospel -v. ,.,.,
Tie receipts Of bullion since last steamer day
about 00imG aud will dourtlss be largely s1snen'eio
more than adequate the demand is not large OWN 20 vac
cre.y increased deposit, the Mint which snoun % az.
~ eco or week The marset to-day h eHcs''"eS W." "
400 fpe psr Silver Bar. ld2l p cent discount
E4chsnze the Atlantic cite. NAY be qaotu s,;,,
cen, prenul for sht Bills payable IN currency 0s
+;taiSc 40, ~ , 49,, O,,,,, q
Mexico dollars are qi.c nominal at 4a' q cent pisI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

At the Park Barracks on Friday morning there
were about 300 sick ani wounded soldiers, among
whomwcre II Rebel prisoners, and Col B-s and bis
taG had watched and toiled all night without ceas-
ing in their behalf. Drs. Finnell, Sands Chessman
Connolly, Downs, j. X. Woods, and others, have aeo
been equally assiduous in caring for their welfare
The men who have inst arrived report that they
were subjected TO outrageous and brutal treatment at
Baltimore and Pbilgdelphia-at the ltierplac some
Of them, by permission Of the police, were allow I'd
10 sleep all night on the sidewalk. Some of them
have not slept Tor three nights. These men alsC
complain that they were badly treated by zone Of
the officers in charre, in one instance man having
neen dragged about and beaten by one OF them.
Tie following Is a -t Of tie names Of the men VINO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoSsgcRATIos or 81. MARY's CHURcg.-This
fine church lEpiscopalianl, situated on Cassou ave-
nue., neer yrte avenue, will be consecnted to-day
by the Right Rev. Bishop Potter Of the Diocese.
Services will commence at 10 o'clock, n. IN. The
corner stone WIS laid in July 1888, aLd it was COM
pcted in 1872 Ii is built OF blue stone and IN the
early English Gothic style of architecture. The
ground upon which il stands il 100 feet front by go
feet deep. The hight from floor 10 tbs ridge Of the
roof rs 30 feet, with tower and spire surmouuted
by cross 100 feet in hight. The nave is ~ by 80
feet and the chancel - by - feet with seats sili.
ccnt 70 accommodate from 500 To 900 persons. Tie
chancel is tled, the klngs Of chestnut and the fur
niture crimson. There is also a handsome basement
IN which the Parish Sunday Schools ale hcld-lks.
wise q chancel aisle which answers he purro-e OF IA
chapel, in which prayers ARE ohercdevery afternoon,
with good attendance OF worship,rs The new =
in this church entirely free the necessary fund
Tor is maintenance being raised by contribution, On
sunday, aud by private subscriptions fou those OF
tie congregation. who are able. The Rector Is tha
Rev. ID. '. Johnson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

ArnlsI Of AEN-iORK UAcRMAN-A New
NDlt hac,m w. named George Firckney W. bouglt bro,,
Ercofa' Mauadte Of Jersey City yes.tday on char.. of
1c at the de pot without having c..,, he
N,oorl,f hntd m TN An rnort being sde - The police
10 put aaop u Tie swnis pefpetted sDoa ys,ssn.eia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

The receipts of -four and grain a, Milwaukee iroD
the LIST of January to the Eth inst. compare witt
the corresponding time in 1861 as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

1he Dry Goods market Remains without nucn
movement, but holders are firm. There is general
conviction in the minds OF al lhatwih constantly
decreased production nearly all kinds Of goods must
appreciate ia value. Eyen at this TINE certain styles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

RIPLEY % VoLUSTrERs' F,MILirs-ihe money
authorized by the Board Of Supervisors havn. nearly oil
raised To ton siOneTs csrr"t 10 make the hrst
IN. families of those VOLUNTEERS having small child
ien Ihrriay uest Those able ~ tep sben own living
wlI IN ~ el,e ec aided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

Tnr COSBY IsfASp RAILROAD. track of the
road las jus, been extended from the corner of
T.nh avenue and Ninth street to the village of
Greenfield about a mile beyond the city limits, and
nearly four miles from the Fulton Ferry. 4 foot
bridge tag teen erected across Cow anus Creek, to
accommoda passengers, while the permanent struc-
ture authorized ny the Common Council il being
erected The entire line Of the road to Concy Island
VIII probably be completed by tho latter part OF
June.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24
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