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, 1862-05-05
TATARRH' CATARRHll
" C4.TAERH!I
DE-. EEELTE's LIQUID CATARRH REMKDT,

WAkEAS7ED to be sure crre 1or
CkTAR or COLI In THE HEAns
OH Hrrrkxp THo:sAsp persons die -ea-ly II I'm
with fc[y tEol-ce Of tk4a nG1be1. rEa 5lssase 1=:
coEmtIced as
EATARRH IN TIE NOSE
Tho nc1 step oe:nk tie throat AID hEeucll tuba.
aud tsstly. the 1u1EA
Il u cssscr to ce1r Ca,a,1 tE1a Coas1n7aon and bt
rcdc!syn nd that ,he het.er Way to cue Coususnptor
u to rreTc1t II,
Tbe 81 yurtor1 oi tst4arrh +!sy generally a7lua1
ere st 7<t vcv Slight. Persons and they hare cold.
sensitive 70 tie changea OF temperature: In this con.
ctto1- tie rlaE he dry. or Slight discharge thin
End sc-:, stterrar6s becoming thick md adhesive
As tie dscesc becomes croEIc the discharges n
gov thick aat hcasJ md etthe! get I'D Of III oo~
IN the they fall tn:o the <i-ca. and
l:awked q couGaed on. The 6-creIoa5 are offensive,
causing bad b7cAtt the voice IL tick and hasa! the
st1eyeG: dcnt2ess frequently taAes place, Another
coMrncD sid important symptom CT CataT7h T. rt6t
The pcreon Obliged ct1E h throat L the morning
Of thick s-;y :oacck WITCH hss F.iien down from
pertcn z1sy be that bis dsea ls IL t. the
lungs SID ehoold 'ose no time IN a'7earnk It Tht
aEove TIE BImoto1E Of Casa-1t ss Gcy app1E- #
4.ft rFEt CHteE.
By tt.f sd Of tie LIQUID CATARRH FEMEDT, al
Il ese Ey1nptcElR GEE he quickly aud e1ectuAiy re-
moved And Eve r1fcieEt confidence IL the Rene
y al who disposed 10 tra. it, VIRTUES Il
cnr!n6 Casarh. tb4t ii after the trial OF TIE Remedy
Trce az lie Catah Remedy Sufficient for Use
o3e Enutt 9TH fu! I'D clear d1rectonh
Office, 1872 South Clark Street, Up-Stairs.j
Adc.es D.. D. Il. SkELYH
de1-hsSt;n t5ss uhce Boz s55l, chicago, Il
, 1862-05-05

DIssOLUTIoN OF C0;PART.
~ NE .SHIP-Tha firm known a Eead Fytt u
.ha day dissolved By ruGtns1 c,n-ent- Tina af*Ea Ut
tie nrr will he tetled BY joseph Resd. he alma h11E
JOSEPH READ,
WA C.FTFE
The hua.ness Of the lase firm viii bo carried a.
usrA1 By J. BEAD. mJ$E33t
, 1862-05-05

MASTERS SALE.-9tate Of Illi-
IFk mia Cook County. sa Circuir Court os Cook
f;onn,vNIn Chaocrry stephen Ctllds u Samusl Z.
Chilos q, ra1c '" Chl1d4 Eoz=1s s4ur.z Ct al-Fo-o-
Pnbltc notca II hereby given ttat [. Paae
Freer ksas%s In C.+ncerJ Of Cook County. State Of
IfIinfs will IN Obedience 4. tho ID d7D-eo
crte1, IN the sb.vs eatle.i eanA-, At public
ren 70. e*.h 70 sae hehese bicoer = tho norn dor
c.ek st:s,sa:e r. - % % n. ~ aay of Hsy ~ ss
rg dtsc11btd PARCELS oflnd ettna:- IN ;he of
Ck aoresAta 10 Wit: an undivided tTo rhlrds OF tho
ea.t t.f Of the u-Erhw+st Q1agsee Of sec''a taTry
four fS4}. n tnEnsh!P tolrtydve C. norsh OF r4nss
to,1te-n 4) east Of thn third principal
Of ant eaal und,71ded & hs1 o. !ns .ess hsf ot sha
thirty ~. north of tsnxe fourteen of
The third principal meridian c'u @nnk - ~ 10
be the 64tne 1nu+e iee ~ much 83a ,re1
~ nay he rfte%sarv to make the money due n tnt
complainant pr1nc'p.1 aid tntefest, with ahe cAu
~ L C. PAINE FEEER
Master in ChAnceEy Of Coax C>unty
, 1862-05-05

LIST OF LETTERS
;Rens ini1g uncailed for in tho Chicago Post
Office,
, 1862-05-05

Ye!cmb!ey
Tniti1lBs
Editor Of the Morning Bulletin. ". Onondasa
Salt CO.. Agt Of the Harris ACT Tool Factory.
ANY Carriage IloneE - Fl,rence Sewing Machines
Boot and Shoe Store, 125 Clake st .-Ast n
Wcettrn Ina Co Box 472.- Editor lila State
Sentinel.
| Pergons wishing drop letters advertised must
| aft5 3 cent stamp.
TT Office open from 1at May to Is. November,
daily Except suEday}, from T. y. til T. II. On
! Sunday from 8 till INK a. 4: From November 1st
till May 1at from 4. N. till r. d., daily Except
Sunda!s>, and Oh Sundays from $50 till lois L. Il
| 2Gx26 j. l.. SCRIPTS, ?. NJ
, 1862-05-05
q
Mastev in ChAncery of Conk Cronty,
CHICAGO. april - 1862 ap9tp3lstd
1TAeTER'S SALE -Stato of IjE.

MASTERS SALE.--State Of I'LL
N1 nods. Cook County 81 Circuit Court Of Cook
C1.xvelrnd mud John Halnrs.
Phil E na'lce Is here1y R1von that L. C. patne
Freer, MaFser In EhancefT Of CooE County, stlt. Of
1ine,s WI n pursuance " u me manda'= IN De
81 R..ch p Ira sell at public aac,lnn Cash 70
6e hgftFe hidder. q The north door OF tho Coo!s
County. on sAruRpAY: t1e tenth oaT Of AaT, T. {.
ne u ten oc'osk IN 1he tofeao0o Of aid dan II af
canse tLeW1t-Los tht9ay-ntne ca. IN IN nsoTe II
A1to Log nss 81 six esyea q: eg9s g snpd
SIN Of Leu % 81 re efa. 81 - = Pas
Gste IL s1tuxre In frscttons eEton tEeasI ~
II ToS1sh'P f9stZ Gs9 ra*ta "a q ssss Uno q Is
noah sad 1ch Portion tc-fesf y r., os 1s
ro1 .se rntGy "a 1rsc1be6 IN sAid Bu ct conpsar
p1irc,ps nd E1eFes Win tns fe:1 naS II
Va ea01 e- 3I4sse1 n ChancesT Of 0ooE EnUsIE:I
.-+1 4kth IaE4. Ap 3k'4.-4
, 1862-05-05

rOPARTNERSHP.-We.the the
;uudrrasurd have this day enttrn& Into a co-part-
ntr&hIn unAtf the -kvle m. Hrn name 4f
l., ". RAKbR q BRO.
Late Baker and PpaoFo. for The trs1s&an1 of
III tsN.ms+on bustnesa, Il the old stand y snatn
Kster STREET. D. W.BAERk
T.E BAEEK
chirxro MkY /. 1H4. u3l-n955 1w
, 1862-05-05

~ CEircpodist er.dtcates and earcs Gems, anlona
cuh and iEEscv12 TIE SA:si. Ena: -et o3S ros ed
Feet Chilb!Hns Cal!o-lic& Carn -nels. Sack TEmols
Cancer NaftR Mrca Warts acd al it6es O. Of tn ha-
Inan feet TT .:ed eacce *luiS By Dr. ". FNPsAAS.
Eu1Eeou CblrnEodiet
Dr. freeman has derntea EslE 5ea75 to the t:eat
7pt1t & toe Ahoee dtRrGset Ills ApetBIo1S 7rr-
1orc n few rztnateR anc the re!efts sstzatsne
t,.t the patient always <nl6 Stsc1 tG opera
ton without ;hr lest Inconvenience ard Ecsr II"
EsEe b>o?a shees Rod alto at:tod to business as
uk.tl Advice fcc Mr. II F1ee1.Ac :uay be co 1sGs-d
At Room No u Ii.sch Botc1, bct1eGn A. sna P.
NJ No & North We!1a street. Will cat at 7cEidsncc
to meet say o-ter eeEt TO tta s11ce=s. 1y2p5s-iH
, 1862-05-05

i KEN & NORTON
IA 9AEKERB d: DiALEI:s Ii 61C1A.;GE,
II, BoArd Of Trada Buildings.
South Water street, Chicago.
<>oi1ocunas made IN I'll tae principal cities In tho
;!n.ted Stairs jai.1J
, 1862-05-05
TrR.


ASTER'S SALE State Of I'LL
lgk nots Cook .unry ss Cir.uis Court Of Co II
CouEty-1p Chanc.Ty s+ephen Cnll, -. He1ry Wells
III aanuel T. Chi!ds -ForrcIosur ot MortS~g1
Pnblic 1orce Is hereby given that I. { G Paine
EIres. Has. In chsnc-ry of Co * ConntJ 5tate o{
I1nn1e. uiIl, tn Obedience to ats Qecr9o
entered IL the above eutts eauae eel At pubuc
ue tor cash to the hEhrss b ides 1t The ncEo Goor Il
Chicago, the lsta dsy Of MY. 4, D. ha7 q ten
descrtb<d d parcels Of lsoa srust1 Ia tbs County Il
Cw.k and State q Illinois to-vtt;-The souta 9esk
(}. II Township thi1:aFe 1851, north Of Ksuzs 70
t-<p- eas Of the Third Pnc1 Il Mezdan- coat1t1in:
quarrt Section C3.}. in Tow
chip thut. 1--WE 1s5, nnr:a Of aae fou Qa) ea&t
quarter Of the touthwest quarter OF 6ectioa rEentJ
siK {S1 Of Township thr<J-Lve $751; t6 OF RGn.d
foufter1 esst of the Tnlrd Principal aierldsa-
much snc such portion thsreo; ny BE- re - T. 20
pIa:rant With OF ssd suit ND the GSS* fes&
Ind e1pesses Of said aaIr. - l. C. P3SE fHEs,.
ChIcxro Aurdl "a isS2 kp.fp1t7-A
, 1862-05-05

nISsOLUTiON.-TheC Copartner
.h,phe4ekofara e11a4tns be*ve-n the u13eezgned
under thanI1n Of smtzn PollsIa Co. th1 4aJ q.
eolvrd bv mutual eonAeuE, E1thBE tne yArheS will
!: dan IN RoQtdeucu, MAKEELLUs a RsGAITH,
I418N & FQI.LAROe
CuoAao, Ap1fl1A 18@. A.JuQB0E SMITH.
arE& D7x3fuu
, 1862-05-05

81 For the cheapest and best Hair
Jrwsirr wiEs. R:ath Cr-ie. Frlzzet1, ETC. 70 to 4
uHsTAlnT: ioo lste stree: sna e5.n:Ee hos Won.
a,t1cA! irou u1larsl when adjusted to tha head
Els Hair Jewt1ry cortaiGt alwsy1 the ne~eEt te-i4
St7ies Al 6-7t::..a4 WI give ert:re s.tissctna-
oca4'611y
, 1862-05-05

rO-PARTNERSHP NOTICE -
Z The undersigned have th1s day entered fntn Co
naTfnrYFhp under the nAtne md style OF @5ArTH
BRoTaIRa," for the uAnsacuou Of tnn Wholeaale
grocery B"enetA u Ne q outa Wau r stFeet.
MARd.ElLUe RMIT 4, late Of 8 nth Foll4td Co.
WALDO =: aAIfH, ltto Of 8 6uedan CO.
i. JUIaoN eMITh. lste OF smith Polla.n . Co.
CHIoABo, ApeiI "a 162 ApMpz1lt1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
The Cor,rnbands in Warrington.

To lie Editor II T1eN r Tri5nes
SIR: II was yesterday stated TO me upon what
deemed Trustworthy authority that certain eHMeuber Of
Contrcs. from aos in speoeh recently made in that State
rtruod that there 20 600 Conlrsbsnds" suppd with
end clothing the e1pense Of Government In
abou, Wellington. This 'isSrner, unier.tud ha'
been Iasde upon the authority Of ooor n the army 81
yopr paper by Of your correspondent a. lest hi Ia,
been told such Las been declared the aes have been
grossly misropres~Dted.
et tina tie Of truth demanded that this matter be
ta proper light by who hls the OF knowing
There in all probability Ter oul 900 lnds In
Wellington, Georgetown, and Alexandria at the Ireselt
time giving 900 % Washington and Georgetown When
was frt appointed supsrnendon. Of the Contrshsnd
las, June &c. Duff Green's row. found go person Old
end young In the quarters Since ths, time have received
INTO tho camp Camp Baker wherc the conraband,
isp 3CO; Of these have hand e75 vbs ciye
toDs from The Government or this CI5 21 sick IN the
Hospital having been sen. 10 from tie Military Eucsmp-
m,rt n snd about Warrington, and from Tie QlaIloaseT
Comisiry Department. Then have about tweHty
bodied persons who employed servants about the
carp OF remainder those mothers who have large nd
dependent fInie many Of them go cot 10 wsh FOR tho
soldiers IN the various Hospitals in Wstiug,on, and return
10 care for h, families night These women and children
have husbands and fathers 81 the army working for the Gov.
yenneut, while they to for protection and
tenance
clothing the Goyernmen, has not q, any time fur
nhed these people with clothing. blankets unle
IN few iIGuco The clothing Is ali furnished b. Noih-ra
5eLevoen,e eoing through the "Naloi Fisednens Aso-
ciaon 4" and tho Coored ConstJ.ispl Relief A.solis
ton"
So 8, proves that the 20 900 all told GoOoi t the
5000 who fed and clothed Government snss
that 6s5 fed but not clothed; that thee m
burden 70 the Goyemne emit SO that in toe light
o. Truth this specious Argument resces wholly In o. fancy
Of des,ri-g poitican' who wish expense Of truth
to make ca isl Of the Niger" question
Then agoin, the c. which is often rsi,el that these
"eouls6ands" when freed viii crowd 20 the north aud
compete with tho aborag caIses, thereby literally taxing
away their bread, mi. another Argument which is Devoid
Of cth tho other ust sinsd. Application upon rpca.
ton bas been usde from HewYoTk Now.Jersey Penusyl
vania Massachusctts few.Hanphre, Vermont, Conuoci
cut and tie Western States Tor lEo9Ters Offering the most
liberal wages; but Il has hitherto been unAy.ng for
10 hundred be Induced TO North West Al present
there en- abundance Of labor here for them great the
demand for their labor that could furnish homes for
where we have one to furnish
D. p. NICHOLS
Sept Of Contfabsnds Of Camp Barker.
Wellington d. c.
RgrLsY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
ConfrsSoEd D-pa,tment, Camp Bayksy, Oct IS. 1862

Gerard Rslston esq, wrote from London, Oct. IL
touching the movements Of the President Of Liberia
"President Benson bas visited Manchester, Liver
pool, Sheffield, Edinburgh and was in Liverpool
yesterday. lie will be in birmingham tonight, and
will return to London on the 18th inst. Everywhere
be receives the most kind and respectful attentions
His plan is 10 emb ark On the steamer Of the 9th
inst for Liberia, partaking, the 23d insi, of a
grand banquet given to him by the Mayor Of Liver
pool and also of public dinner given by all the for
egn Consuls Of Liverpool on the 22d inst"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
VIZ II. BrnLLiGB, esq., Pfcilent
Sam Z. Co.'s, osq., Secretary.

PATENT -OYYIcE AGRcULTURAI PEPORT.-'This
valuable WORK r 1861 has bsen Tesy weeks and
Con DO obtained portage fool BY application iaac Now
ton, esq CoulissoDer oi tao Department u Agriculture
Washington City
To he Editor Of Tie n. y TdJtns
SIG: Tie foregoing paragraph, cliUed from TIE
TRIBUNE OF the 2lst Inst. to La'o been Inserted
through msappehension q tho facts IN tbs peie.
Congress provided lie sst Session FOR the printing nad bind
ing OF two hundred thousoi copies Of Agricultural 10.
port OF the Paea Office for distribution by ths body and
aIo for eon thousand additional copies to bs placed 4 tho
dipos Of The Secretary Of tho interior for drbution
None provided by Conges, for tho Of Thu, Depart.
msnt few thousand copies. however placed tho
dpoSa Of this oce which have sreadr become nearly sI.
hsu.ted.
The rosu Of tho above notice haa bad tie eee, TO over.
whem this Department with sppieao which pos
sbly be responded to. Applications n b. properly made
TO the Secretary Of tho Interior the Member 81 Cougs,
from Ito District in which the applicant nay reside
WIN do tho favor th, natia right Ia your next
Issue
Very truly, your obeiient scrv1t,
ISAAC NEWTON. Commaionor.
Dfplr'1sal II agriculture. Uasngbn a. &, Oct g. 90
TGETH ASSEMBLY DBrRIcr.-sixt l.. Kapn has
been nominated for Assembly Tho UnDa Republican Can
dila.s Ia tho xth District.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
,r .,,...,,;, North Apterieon.

S.. JouSs, f., MondAy 80 - nod
The steamship North American, wnieS h.ay
Cane Race on Friday last. eAperis ~ Ssccidsnt
weather ON the passage but met WIN " n,arscdaJ
She would call at sydney for coal oe'o'0 P''''
IN Onebec,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

TAX OF MlsuFAcIuREs.-Mr Boutwell, decides
in relation TO the tax on brushes TINT any remova!
Of goods from the place Of manufacture and the
.tore-rooms connected Herewith, il effected before
the let Of September will exempt such goods from
duty; bu, if made aiterward, such goods will be
subiect 10 tax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
Advertise ment.I
THE United STATES TAX LAW,

Now READY Is pamphlet Of 3, page' tine white paper
~sdo the bill which word for word Ia accordance with
M. oqua text. append Alphabetical kecspi.ni
ton Of every article bs taxed ~ tho law aud the amount
of The tar to be eved This renders conplsts
and convenient rs Il Is possible 70 make H. .
Price cents postpaid - per TOO sent by express; %
o,r 100 IL by mail Address The TRIBUNE. New'lorx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
The Rreuh Ina tho Eric Cana, "a

ArBlNr, Tlesosy %, = - M
Tho break a. Rochester in the Ere ''"'
been repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
fAdyertissaeutI

AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS.
Tho subscriber begs leave call the attention Of bis Gus:
and the public to bs tariff Of prices for Schnapps
and his bottled Wines and Liquors
UDoLPHo WoLyz, No. % Besverst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

teen nominated By tho Republicans OF the WI
Senatorial District in Massachusetts, for State Sena
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

Board OF SUPERyIsoRs---Tls Board met NJ 10
q. m. yesterday, President Purdy in the chair.
After filing the vacancies remaining in tho Lets Of
Inspectors and Canvaseers Of Election, the Board
adjourned to Thursday, at 3 p. m. The appointments
made Yesterday will be found in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

SALE OF PR1zE CARGo.-Tho last sale Of the
cargo of the prize steamer Circassian took place
Yesterday The articles cold were brandics, tea,
coffee, and other choice goods. The number Of
buyers was large, and bidding was spirited. The
amount realized was about 100000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

INSPECTION OF THE THIRTT-sEyEsrH REGIMENT
N.Y.S. M.-The 37th Regiment N Y. S. II. were
inspected at Washington Parade-ground yesterdAy'
Two hundred and sixty was tho total number pres-
ent, aud they presented q very fine appearance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

Tnr SrosIsGTos LINK OF STEsnEns.-On On
after Saturday the Stonington line Of steamers vii
leave at instead Of 5 o'clock ?. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

The USIog HOME ScHooL.-Tho managers o.
the Union Home School in Eas, Forty second street
propose to open Fair, the second week in Noyem
Der, and in order to furnish the tables, they appeal
to every person 10 donate one article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

Young men can learn their true pursuit, ana
how 10 train their children be useful and hsppy by
pbrauol,gca g. animation q. Fowler Wells JOB bd"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

BULBS HEAD.--Our report Of the cattle market
for the week shows slight advance upon frst-elass
beef cattle, small decline upon sheep, and consd
cradle decline upon live hogs. Those from this State
d. no, sell as well as Western stock, not being SO
h.t which !, now leading object, since the advance
O. all fatty matters. We advice New-iork iar1ner'
to hold on and make their pigs better and By and by
they will be 10 better demand for family use.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

WEDDING CARDS and ENyELOPrS, new stylea
Just received a. j. EvgpDstLs old osfrDshnsug no 81
bsoadwby, coz Duaass; EgaJ.ua,i 1870.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
The Mails per the Asia,

Bo.ros, Tue.day 0et ., ~, ~
The mails per the steamship Asia VIII ''I su, ID
o,clcct to.morrow "wednesday morning. wv
will not sail until about noon.
SAD DEATH or MADANx ANNA p'," Ann,
5ll,oaHkee wis., Sentinel says thar %NuA as n s.
Bi,bco. the celebrated singer, was 'u,D'' 1.-the
paal on Wednesday of last week. oy nV' no., :, D.
tal,ing Ave, from tho effects Of which sue i''" v
Friday following.
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lAdyertisoment.l
OYSTERS AT DowNING's,
From tho " Nsmsless" bod.
arc
CRKArISa A CRgAr SHssArios.


iAdyenis-nsutI
GRASD GALA DAY Al BARNUM's. Thousands
Of ladies aud cl rrn will wine, performance afternoon
aud evening OF that new play fAUVHErs which hos been
aiusc,ins much s.len.ion there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
I..o;on il about 10 leave Staten

The Corcoran Legion is about to leave Staten
Island direct for the field of duty. The Legion now
numbers about 5000, part already in the field.
About 600 are wanted to defrsy expenses and TO
give them good start, and trust that our citizens
will see the money raised without fail. Cos. Reed
and Newly and Capt Kirker will receive any SUBJ
scrTtons for this object, or they may DO cent to
William L. Robinson, esq, No. @47 Broadway.
They expec, to leave on Monday or Tuesday at the
furtbest and the beet wishes Of our citizens will fol-
low them wherever they go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

ALLEGED GRAND LARcrsY--Yesterdny VIII am
Brick arrested ard tAkon before justice Brennan at IN.
Tonbs Police Court charged with picking the pocket Of
Conner 81 tho House Of Dsonon the 2I inst Of sCg
la bank bs Tho aed committed in doisut OF $40
hail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

STRIKE OF The FmrxrS Al THE GAs-WonKs IL
FOURTEENTH srREEr.-Yesterlay morning the fire
men at lie Gas. Works Of the Manhattan Company
IN Fourtceidh street struck FOX az increase Of wages
from 81 % 10 81 10 per day. asserting that If they
once ieis the yard they would not rcsame work at a
lower rate than = per day. They frat notified the
,orer.an Of their intention he promising to lay the
matter before the Board Of Directors; bat having
ccved no reply At the time stipulated, the strkers,
numbering about 49, marched over 70 the Eighth
street Works, where they were largely reinforced.
A demand was then made upon tho mechanics, car
penier,, AID other employees to perform tie duties
Of tie Gcmen but this was refused, one man only
being willing 10 perform such duty. The whole
matter was conducted ia such quiet manner tLst II
wa not til late In tie lay thu. il became generally
known that a strike bad taken place. Il Is eXI ccted
tia, compromise agreeable TO the mon viii be
made, and all 60 on again smoothly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

CHILDREN GoHd 10 COUNTRY IIoMEs.--Yestor-
day Mr.. G.. &. Tracy Of tho Chdons Aid Society took
under hl charge hue COMPANY OF ie boys snd ss f9r
homes IA tho West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

ALIsss CssSor VorE.-Let that be remembered
on election day. Aliens Of course, cannot vote l.
il known that hundreds Of persons have applied for
and obtained exemption from draft on the round OF
their being alens-pepons too, who have voted ct
previous elections. A general order issued bY
Superintendent Kennedy at the beginning OF the
siitings Of tie Drsit Commissioners, directing every
Police Captain to make out a full List Of all persons
exempted 10 his particular Precinct or Ward. The
best police purpose Hat tbese s.s can be pot TO Is
70 have duplicate copy in the hsnds Of an nte!i-
gent snd duiful oicer at each pollingpace, rs to
lind on. who tie exempt aliens are that sndeayor
to 90 20 the Jailotbox with the liberty Of citizens.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

ROMAN CATHOLIC AsrLUMs.-The annual Festi-
val in behalf Of the Roman Catholic Asylums III
this CITY will be held at the Academy of Music tonor
row evening. The Asylums are over-crowded' ana
many applications are being made daily, most OF
which are for the children Of soldiers who have re-
Gently fallen in battle. During the year ending on
the lst inst, there were O53 children in the Asy'
lums, and scores now knocking ct The doors LOT
ntInsaion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

FIRE IN DUAsE STREgr.-On Monday evening
about o'clock, FIRE broke out in the premises No.
l97 Duane street, occupied by Messrs. G.. ". Kirby
g. Co., AS a flour and provision store. The damage
amounted to about 5000; suppo ed 10 be fully IN
cured. The building which is owned by 4. Is. En-
breo, was damaged about $500; fully insured in
city companies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

REPUBLICAN, Umoa MEETING ~ THE NIrru
WaRD--l te Ninth WAd Wsdsworth and Trrnan Republl-
linton Club held public meeting la,t evening their
ndauerters IN tie Beeckcr building Dr. - Hall Tres led
Patriotic and spirited speeches made by r. ~. Poor,
Sinclair louey Thomas SteaIt and others. ils large hall
Allied win outlu,iatc audience aud Ito imQrsss.oi
made teo vii longer sn tho day election We sn.
cefey wish tho voters Of every Ward emulate the "a
on Diss Band 'cour.ed music before AID sor tue
deliver, Of tie syeecArs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29
rEw.YCEK CATTLE MARKET.


For rug WyHx Ending TUESDAY. OCT e. i3iy.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE OF ALL KIM. Yok THE WEE
According TO the reports from the several haA"'Pe "
"' ''''' ' sheppard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

FIEE ~ FULTos SrnIEr.-On Monday night
about O'Clock, tie fourth floor Of No. ll2 Fulton
street wae discovered to DE on fire. Upon entering Tie
building was asccgtaned that 80 flames were an tse
remiscs occupied BY james Foster as bookhinlcry,
whos3 loss wa8 estimated az about 5000. Insured
IN the Breyoort and Brooklyn Insurance Companies
for 81 800 Thomas +. Sutton, book and job print
er, on the second flor, lost principally by water
about 500. 4. u. IL. De Gf0ot, occpyirg the fret
Goot al clothing store, sustained damage 20 tue
ex ent OF S6JO mostly by water; insured for 1900
The building belonged " D. ). Gregory; damage
500, iully insgred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-29

We take pleasure in placing before cur readers to-
day tie letter Of acceptance Of the lion. william