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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-07-23

fr IN lAs .oiowaay erA O.,lers the spo.isn of
tho iavis cIacy nla. oo J.dAcd he work ~ coscrp-
l. still Ociig pushed orwtd ytl eei-ng vsor.
rnc List 4 these ufle. Dti les .Iat a Nurii is bs
speedily inv...cd-- .a.
GENEsAL oKLEas-So. 40. .su
4ess NAK DEPARTMENT
ADJurAsr AND INsrEcnR GENERALS ol4l y,
kcaucND, July Ii, 1867.
fl persons engaged IN cnro.ia. nc ,s eny
aIsko zed AMI tcij ed u arrest des rers the
aru aud to leln er tean to tbcc " shc
est camp OF lnstruoM H. or 10 od.e tLci IA the nearest
ia, su 10 rctcr hcir s.aes csa,.r,y aud u
the Ali tnt and xIscct,r osnerj JaiiOrs fcauest
ci &c. am ttesn, ana viii W ailuwcs tbs kes
for The dstentitn, n prsulss prescribed by
Liws the State a WHICH ic rsii islt,la OF. RI Oiing
ccrs asu required ~ - Adjutaut In
spcctor Ariicrai tilc ziit asiaE ali
al, army iiksut leave wfct;icr by tks ak
u aion ther leaves tbsece, fursvr Chs dot
CLerwsc. Aud whe this un.at,, We sbse,re Sxcssis
eys:rcd 20 cDr. c3asd ths var Dcpa tiaest
o.EnE officer will Arrest sbc 20. n. d
to nearest camp o. cian, reporting the arrest
" fhe Atln;a1E and inspfc o. tareyn. ~
CotaM nt Of camps .f is,raction required to
forward nd rsous .Dse without ,e.ve to
their ry,e,ts f have the powvrs " arrest conferred
urou u: carv.r. 0.!.er. &N#Hte
BY command of Tho secretary o. War. aN u ,als.
g. cuOrEK. Ai,utins and tnsncctor General
-e.asta GENhisAL ORDsKs-No. SO. s
e ast WAR Az, RraxAT. Au,u1lsT and INSPECTOR
, sEa 3 GExEsAjs UFflcs, Rs,AxoAD, July II, 1862. 7
n. CoEscrIp;s engaged goyosIm. wo.k, other
directly by casnl.tors, VIII not bc taken from lie
which toy ara ctisa. od, except vr tho ur .ose
Of after wi:iri i.ay viii bc returned t,c
cer,uca.e tho oil ces pn Ter i-e charge III,
Dct:iS VI Htu III NC CT " uiuuS
such cer,icatJ i'll be presented u re eprviiug officer
VIII VIII .is en-, order the lie a of ls sc. sec ije
fcra peri MT T.; exceed sixty days A dupl,y. q II
deta will .orw ecd ut to the III: q; and
Inspector Geae, al snt t~yi. H. tie csicr u as
dapa scnt barels lvf whic: -. rk is pcr,crnc
Extes Aon of these Details vii he nsir when ,ie -,
necessary application gn to ioas of c,y,r;.
snsnts or .s..ca... Hl tE5 -
BY comm sId Of the esecretsry Of War
8. COOPER
Adjuans and Inspector ,,cncral.
10 OFFICERS ENROLLING cokscRIprs. .AE
Ap vrA:rs AsD y IE scr GENERALS 0rTscE,
r., III 10, july IL, 1862 I
Agrecaby 10 General Ocers NJ. ~, 6,r, Cat series
tins Jsy bshed, are aiu o. 70 est all
es un ief cc issta.ccs Al pcrsQls absont
A. GIN tie army without leave.
aIgc pi.cac welfare rci4ire5 yol 10 DISCHARGE tins
uy and ie more n,o taat uuiy II oilig cvise i,y
Win tie utmost act,i y, wit,ut .c,r, f.vor 81 af
lccipl.
pfciGaciiy to rave the briiiia. victories n w
fsvo Eig ce.c,s l.iG MY rt;a your Tti
IT, lli the ~ X II %. ara.i,s. -a o-..s
u .oI d. e.as ra GIVE 10 Scat aass cur tsrmy
ia e 'het1 e,a~s i tas; yoa are ng.cat We shai
"a nli'suc 10 witness It's ravtaoJ on or own scil.
by in,nand ( tho see 'csafy oi var.
$. % kR. All ttnI nd Inspector General
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Tho following deaths OF SO .dioss arc reported
Ajax ndss Ferguson. 20. =, il2th lci,gsy wanna.
Iihsri. II .tc. .. L, SiN,csnth New YORK.
Chrstofher Rjoinon, Co. &, sccoad irtfict OF Co
iun, bit. @sN& EMr
a. 4. wailotd, Go. 7, first Michigan cavalry.
Co.or Scrsoart g. Barney, Go. - sNy'Fecou fehnsyl'
v.ni1.
Jo.nlarell. watch.nln, hospital ~
q w. fat,usDu -. a., foaflocnih rev YORK.
H. nry he ,iolar. 10. =, 'iNty tsfh mih
Alien iasm,, 90. 4, NigS y.seo I'll : ~ .o.k
RertRN OF TuE rArsST OFFICE Ai@NT FROM
BJHcpE.s .a.slNt 1dt H#
M. r. ray Browne, WHO woat to Europe 's special
,ao,t Of th laiont once 70 make c,a, inquiries and
,,actisus has returned. lc was ,ia.iy charged
with N ,quiry the ealturc and Manufacture Of lax
grsps ehllura and wine rnaSine srd IL prepared
,,rnal, iall rcpsfts these and other subics.s.
A:t,tvAf.i uf rAnciMp rNisoxmss AT ASNApoLis.
Abo-l ono hund.sd and 1ny pstclcd prisoners, cap
ttrcd by tae rebels the rcoat batt.s 3t,orc Rich
m nd, arrsteh ~ Arnaisis, Ma, on saturday evening
icy ars qgr,tcss on 10 cye srcen and 10 e, aaceht
20 IL, slSty tysevcnlbS rsnnsy saas yoisstlos re'rs
are, m recve., four huudrcl pnrole'. 1fls1N "a
WHO hese ,,n.c untes the ofter - coorei sst
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ITALY.

The Morimento Of Turin publishes u letter al
dressed by Ganbaldi to the Genoa Committee,
which ,ays:
1--WE are near the final solution ~ The National
question, Notwithstanding tie obstacles thrown 10
orr way by enemies, by false friends and by re
I'm III, whereby our progress has been arrested We
must 20 on 10 the end. The rivalry Of individuals
nust cense. We must have irtory 10 pos judy.
neut on oni task. Let I'D be till more closely united
around u fsg of our Re Gsl.ntuomo. Let rs mn
ually aud -oemply agree 10 meet oh our last battle,
field az q side OF orr brave army, which will stiil
lid companions worthy Of its brolheIly cooperation
All il tok eli of victory"
Ganbald concludes by calling the Committee
# the Proyidomcrto Societies to lend their active CO.
operation.
Laiert accounts represent the eruption OF Nesnyius
as rapidly diminishing III force.
Tie UpiaiOhe NotiOHaic announces that another
COM, a,y had been discovered AT Naples. Several
doui,ilay visi had taken place and thirteen per-
cons had Teen arrested.
The French Minister at Rome had had a long con
ference with the ex.Kiug OF Naples, aud Is said 10
have demanded that lie should quit Rome.
All the officers of The Southern italian army had
been ordered not TO leave their homes, and all tenn
borary fuflougbs had teen su-T ended.
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LATEST-By Telegraph.

QrIsSsrovs Dec. 49, 1861
TIE Times save that Lord Pamerston, who bad
for several days been suffering from an attack o;
cont in The wrist and ia one foot bad almost entirely
recovered from it yesterday. lie bad been confined
to the houie Tor few days, but has never been Tre-
vented from receiving his colleagues or transacting
the buain; - which, especially at such moment, de-
wolves the head Of tie Government.
Lord Clarence Paeet writes 10 the Ship Owners
Society that the Admiralty have already sent ns,?uc-
lions 90 tie Comnanders-in-Cbiei on tbe different
saions and he says tina, il necessary further reen'
forcemeLts will be rent in order that British COM
mcrce may as far ns possible be efficiently protected.
TIE fact that the notorious Peter Morrison If not
10 be found has excited great indignation.
Admiral D'Acr.s will lois; bic flag on boa'd the
Edgar a. second IN command on q e North American
Station. Tie Edgar will call AT Lisbon tor hat st 10
structions. 4 potion Of the Mediterranean feet ia
Gradually accommodating ~ Gibraltar 10 be ready If
nccessnry to cross the Atlantic.
Yesterday additional sbipwrights were taken on
At Portsmouth dock-yards, TO get ready with The at
most dispatch the ships ordered for sea. The crews
are h, ~ in readiness 10 send board at NJ hours
n.tice shoud they DE required. Tue two bait. lions
a guard, ordered TO North America left London at
M emly hour hi. morning, and will embark NJ
Southampton to-tay. The fret battalion OF the Mill
tary trim aud "a battery OF artillery embarked a
Southampton yesterday. 1he troops we're safely
housed within hal AN h0dr of their arrival IN the
Dock.
According To The T,mcs Clay Article the impress
sion III the ciy ia hat The last advces from America
bring no Trustworthy sign oil any disposition 10 yield
Il prompt repar,ion.
rte Past remarks that the bombardment of Grey
town, place under British protection, did rot lead
10 war, nor cid The seizure OF San Juan aud oncr ai
fnirs, ~ tho Washington Cabinet may expect t.a'
he Trcut nnsir viii Likewise blow over.
The llonicay IN iis bulletin giyee Il categorical
denial to tho reports OF modification IN tho Freacl
Ministry.
Count Pourales, prussian Minister to the Count o.
| the 1uilcries in dead.
MADRID, Dee. iG-The Marquis Ncgn Arniga
la- been appointed yiniflcr Of Public Work. Mr..
5, Lurz, the American Minister, las lett NJ .drd OF
| lcaye Of Absence.
| rumor WAS current in Paris yesterday that the
| French Government hss cent roo 20 Russia, Prus
! ria. aud Austria suggesting common recitation Of
the great Powers between England and America.
! TIE Herales corrcspo dent observes that lie ten
der OF mediation IN such form would be menace
aud would be rejected on that very ground.
Latcst in,oL},Ace ria Qoc-ns'ova.
LovDoy, Dee. 49, 1871.
J Pending ihc newr iu refponte TO ,ne denmhos q
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w.p11Kn rKrpARATIONs.

THO wa,hke preparations of the BRUSH Govern
ment continued to make steady progress.
The Persia left Liverpool on The night OF the 10Th
having on board nearly 100 sodier' ana some ~
tups Of ordnance stores. The Gienudief AID Scot
Fusjher Guards were 10 embark ut Sonlhaul ton ~
The Adriaric aud Parma OH the 18Th. Trey were
formally inspected and warmly complimen'ed by The
Duke of Cambridge on the l7lb, preparatory To thei
deparfnre from London.
A Malta Gitpach OF the 10Th of December say'
,ba, the greatest excitement lad prevailed there
owing TO The receipt Of orders 10y telegraph 70 dis
tch u speedily a. possible all the dislosabls sbps
,f-war 10 Gibraltar for The IuIro.e, rs it wat ~
niored, of having Them ready for ',Nice in America
if Necessary. In compliance with tLese orders
large number of war vessels were being assemble,
at Gibraltar.
Acnlnl Dacres had been appointed second in com
mand to Sir Alexander Milne on the North American
,taion.
Ten Armstrong l0O-pounder gurs bad been oTderet
to b. embarked for the tt and land Gciens,s Of lal
lax with all dispatch. Orders Lad been i,-I.d fo
he manufacture e ten millions % smail.arm cart
ridges aud ltO COO charges for Armstrong l00-ponnd
eIs for sea service. Armstrong i0o-fVuDdcis hh'
likewise been ordered 10 BE- shipped to tie Bntisi
Possessions In the Pacific.
1ie Times City Article ofthe lSib referring 3
tie warlike lrrpari!ons, siys the adSices by caci
mail strengthen tie satisfaction Of he public at the
courle adj pied by tie British Government, and ih,
consciousness that the slightest re'Xauon Of yigo
aud iiimuess would be the moot iaial event tba
could happen for the future credit and influence d
tie country.
Considerable transactions in war risks Were taking
place at Lloyd. al irregular, and 10 mosi Father
enhanced rates.
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tho Rriisb Goyerumen in re- ,ard to the Trent Affair,
;he English Papers have little TO say.
Thc Load0n Times has severe article on the
bratalizng signs which civil war is producing aud
strongly denouuces various measures Of the NoiIhe'n
Sfafes.
-.vcsl French journals maintain that France
should give moral SUI port to England by rccosniz-
ing her demands and by Recognizing the Independence
of Tie South.
TIE Nqtioao7e, the organ of Prince Napoleon
saws that France has 10 oil er enemy but England,
and rbould not weaken the United Stties
Uprsr,r D.cIs-7Le B,esioner Ze,tU"g OF To-
day saws: Mgr Bialob zesk Adn nistrator OF u, y,
A,chbi hoprc OF Warsaw, has ben eond n'nea a II
death. He refused TO APP al iov pardon, ano anu
have done nothing which should DO punished VII"
DEATH"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01

WeIlye nearly eXhlusi cd HE deeds OF the Amen
,,,, Nav, du,ingt tbs ,v-nti1l year. On, Re, how
ve, vel >, mains uuutti ed AID n - lus' oSsibif
lLs il NAV form the .ta le Of Mr. Limo g,Ler'l
and very guarded allnson to the great hddli On oi
50 rere.ty acoui,ef. Tbs = the Eci "bith
bu. maze tie Mayor OF b. Sion and the ""Vr''" r "'
VI ss,rhnsetts eloquent with ehullhtioh ana "Ii''
has EXCEED even The House II Eeiles' J. awe, 10
orhtiincn. This act il thus ceilt with by MI. Iid
ION Woles: III.
C.p Chs, Wnkes 10 command ~ the San INFO wh'
se,chius in the .- Ddi Tor rr slnr received p'o'
lion ir.t Jtr. NJ Macon AID John Ndrl h'.'!s g. Ir
md lead d. pir ~ were. Wrbfheh Ei'' TO-
Havana lie hug h sit1uer il'ht on 'h'ii w ~
% . Quote h- ca. OF she u.u'grLts ,H''h ~ '
baua hsiIel, fr ime'0Fed The iitHt on w" -" VI
v.u.r a. fook from her thee gsfous men vac ~ ~
brought 10 the United t-rs is vrs>ei hais nerh oin'
10 ~ frsr'i'e st g a''io re pn,o't vi . 49,,
con n'rd 20 Tie cuody Of Got linn ~ " =, ~
that nii.e The P''up and ci,v" ,e"on - ~ y i,s
"a lis ,tca ion ard c'ed tie EN- h@o sPpi'14
Of tie Drp.rn'nt. mi. II T. TOO - on io''.5 iu y 80
lhiiec bN bnl in capt irirg tie vest "htu ha 49,
rebel .nenie. hoard m'y IN Nie' "i tDs -lecs, :.
snd Of it, p'uiic m"'i''s DE tAeu'' ~
by be permitted 10 constitute pr ce.
sier nert ol ally case OF siner riacuon ~
obligations 10y lotign Net'. e. seu IA
The c,uSi uade"
There il no dsputing the bodness Of tiis act, nor
indeed tie boldGess OF Ills threiti but whether 1t
likely H. incr.as. The renown OF the Federal Navy
urui, events vet mutt show. Mr.. Wcll,s viii want
more than 1850 men 10 make good tlese iOolish
words, That he can get ore, and VIII gel more
we are well aware for we do not undr ryaIne Tue
rover or eu.rgy Of our rugged kinsmen II they Put
ihtir heart in IA matter; but lie Will get ht'ie re-
uown' for hi. department 10 such cane az tat ne
so unnecessarily prUdtlns. or against the hhiagon'
he 20 Iaslly deiics. IL either g dser.iiol VI MT
Welles or the ability OF Mr.. Ii"coln Is TO he cen
mated by their ttate Taper-, they are hot en'u',
geaIly 10 be feared either in national or IN dni
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ssi,; his mother as the Prince Censort when be as
,med hat duty.
The funeral Of the Prince would take place on
Monday. tbs cd II accordance with tie custom
uualy followed OF late Year,, the funeral would
pt be "A Sioie ore, nor would the remhlns lie ~
safe. TIE Prince Of Waller was to act az cliei
toumer, supported by the Duke Of Car bridge ana
te Crown Prince OF prussia. Tie remains we're to
y laid in Tie royal vault at Windsor. Tie King o'
he Bel iaus wss expected in England on Wit to
be Queen. The Crown Princess of Prussia ltbe
,rince.s Royal Of England WIS unable to Witt Der
bother from Ill health, but The Crown Priuce was
expected.
A feeling Of gloom prevailed throughout England,
md very general mourning was expected. Ine
,arious municipal ;nd other bodies were taking
neps to give expression to their feelings OF condo
ence.
In Paris the Princes death caused great sensa-
ion. and all the papers unite in expressions of y m
pahy
Too Monitepr, after announcing the gao event,
adds that I" the Emperor, the Imperial family, anu
the whole Ut France will mingle their regret anu
grief with the Royal family and the English nation.
The Imperial Court had gone into mourning u" '''
tiviries at the Tueres having been countermahdeo'
and the En- eror ID stated to have dispatched ade'
de.camps with an autograph letter oil condo'ehee'
Al Berlin the news was received with strong mani
festafions OF popular sympathy and sorrow, while
the King FASTENED to offer such consolation as be
might TO the Princess Royal, subsequently visited
the English Envoy and ordered the Court to 80 into
mourning Immediately.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

In noticing the telegraph ic summary of the ASA
news, The Lond0a Times says:
THE news by the Aria ia not encouraging
Dookisg az Z 49, 90 "onyr,s. a d ibe aproval o
he Navy Department on the San Jacl. :a.'.. 81.
DAGGER of wac appears Imminent. The President
However has ieiiIled jrOu he toric, si0 this goes
rou,e way toward n.,tr.lzing warllke infercnces
Had Iiesic. IA LIrColu regard he trent r, zurr
a subject ri conera' ulaliou he would rrobnlly have
slluord 10 il. II rsulved 10 uIbold IL, he ~oui'
nave iead lecture 10 n.oral nalo's; Int ;s be ha
due none Of tee t'iu-s, III IA. position oecrr'
that h. las by ,tndied ,ileuce lcit hluseit Ho"r
retreat. TIE unceroiuty Oi lie nltipae is7nr IN
Ieuaius although lie chances Of pace are uudoubt
eddy diminished. @.
1t is suited hat PAIlan ent viii meet for The DIE
patch of business on tie n Orthe lo.h o. January
which IL sumo weeks cal iier than usual.
Lod Palme'stOn laO been tuhriirg from govt
but latest ace. units report lin much better.
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TryE NEWS BY THE ASIA.

HALIFAX, Tuesday, Dec. 81, 1861.
The steamship ASIA from Liverpool al ii eioeA
ON The morning of the Dist, via Queenstown on Tue
a2d instant, arrived here at O'Clock this TUESDAY
morning
The Asia has on board 800 troops stores, &C., and
consequently is under orders Of the Government.
The Asia has 2S passengers for New-York, and
e. go in specie.
The Asia reports passing the Canada, for Liver
pool, on the I'D inst. also the ship PREMIER on the
same day.
Tie dates per the Asia are three days later than
those per the Eina at New-York.
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LATEST.

VA QuesSt trn.
| LIVERPOOL, Dee. :2.-Th- snip Bon Pay son, from
Charleston, nd arrived at 81. Maine.
The steamer st. Andew, of lie QIetec and Glas-
cow line has been CHARTERED by the Government 70
CONVEY troops, &c.
LoSpos, Dec 22.-It HIS been decided that
Parliament is ~ Assemble On Tuesday, the lith OF
January.
PARIS, Dec. 2l.-Ibe kentes tlJscu to-uay urn H
IT, 35c.
TIE TsoDs ASSERTS that oi- patch has leen re-
c.iyed from Nr. Seward, saying t"at the Ameilc IN
Government j. r.Acy :" Enh'a'ie- every ia my 10
u-uials compati, l. it'll lie nights OF beili9eents,
a. omd tIye satisfaction in a,c OF Tie iniractlon
vi any rule nat Lao / en- r.Oiieu.
4 i dis, nich was dai-i before the Trent analr
but II i cOnsiier'd as rboNl z peaceful ihcihs-
lion, Oft e American G"v-rnn ent.
PARIs. Dee. 2<.-T6e Senate has agreed to the
is,s0tus Cynsvifnm by 1872 aguirst one ,oieD
NJ FOUL maiy aurd the coriect0ess VI his late
rel ort 10 the I'm, efor AID sid that IL caused lac
in .nblic funds vii n "oult have e0n'inned Dot
Tor the bppr. hension Of war between Eneitnd and
America. The usele-,hess OF extraordinary credits
i. d, uonsirst-d by wh,i Is how iapI enl0g 10 En-
giand without the Irasier OF eAtroi dlnafy credits
Large bocies Of troops aud fornid Ole heets coud lie
distHrched without P,fl sulrntafy action.
BERLrv. Dec. 22.-~T Concll OF Minister'S have
determined " convvhc Tile ChaAcers Oh the Ian 81
January.
TuRIN, DE. 22--rue budg.l bar been approved
by ~ u inst 81 votes.
TIE GnaiciL r''.r. aepts Of Milister Yaslci pro-
ducrd good mpre,sih.
The dyic., for I,6i :, put down az 100000 CD) and
for lS2 at ~, 00,oo0. Tie latter by lie aiiena-
lion of he NeapOllau mud ii iIn rentes, and by
.oiiion Of the loiu will e reduced to l9sJO0 30,
vi len he Minister prOlo,es Ia cover by seversi
new iaxes; ~hich n 10 e. mated will yield
- 900 Goa and the balance Je covered by Teas
ury bubds
io,Dov, Dec. 22-Tds ObVrrcr (hiuaerill
orytny -iys tlas Eogl nd wi.es tor yeace but thai
me ,y a.in V ar, /, vii euaDls her e. rectliy
her ADeiic4n Iron hrr, eD tle ports OF tie South,
and give J, s.,I L. tie Un.ied states.
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PARTICULARS CT FRINGE ALDERl'S DEATH
EARLY MEETING CT PARLIAEEI!T.

The Steamer Etna, from Liverpool December Ia
end Queenstown ON the day following, arrived Of ti'
nor, ,esterGay aud the steamer Asia, from Livcrro"
December u, and from Queenstown December -
arrived "a, Halifax yele'dry. By t ere arrivals We
have seven days later EuroPe'o news.
TIE Bohemian arrived oil Londonderry on tic
evening Of lie l7lb.
Tie steamers of the Canadun and New-York anc
Philadelphia lines STIMULATING with shippers JOY
TIE light 10 call at any intermediate r"Ii, discharge
c.rgoes, &c, should i. be deemed UNSAFE from WA
OF Otherwise u 90 To their ports OF destination.
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TIE OWE ELOCKED.
rHE GANsEvooRr PROPERTY MATTER


COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-psc. 3l-Befor~ Ju'tie
hiL.or
The matter az to the bca'ing OF the application 20
dissolve tn. rianeon ,earsiuns the Boad Of Councmer
from tnsnr any action IN I'd. 81 position Of the For, Gsn'
yoo., troteiy cIeael htie tE; cement about tie or
tla hi. monlug AM thi, Court crowded with lawyer
anxious to be.g he result
M..,r. John 81 .soa w {. Noyos. }. Buuin, ard =
smith appeared for the paiain sad Mr. Dean for u 81
poraon.
Mr Blossom in add esspe lie Court, thought there
necessity for any ia the matter The ques wa
~ great r.yi,y and involved the confederation Of many
ro,o, usieh should be asaed before tie Court 1s'Pe
tenn. Ii they should 20 into argument they eeaa
tni.h It to-day. nor hi, w,rk. AID Dee would mAAesu
thai the case be pos,pou,d until tie neat ,eim.
Nc Dean said be appeared boAth Of the Ooffoi''''
Counsel, WHO Was scA. lhe Assistant Conn'" being
ron the city lis Instructions were 70 proceed oue
the case and he could objection why IL 'houa NV
continued. in fact there could b" oar little hus ,o.
ton mad bc,u gtaniea on the eo@siut 81 va MOI h.
Alden lad 40 s.su1.n. ~ - erey appeared for
aid, d d not appear - 0'"''' $50 -
10, sci thought the charges were ofs seiou' charseel
- ,,t,t, IA y D, au immediate srtemens io lie
nu nom a. re- wisno grisoa Why u should ~ 20
nr,t week IL woai nakc dinefeuce a. zoe III
tsA'N " -, ,n-inuip body L. Involved grave question
"a. iax.ptSes- were DC forced TO z tnn
- - .,y liz d.,oauc-,i The manner in WI , the
lir -, , .i thc,usp AID cLafac,eriIed IL - pre-
aesi,a cd prruidaiuel aud pnorgan1ed II Mas 'mpy
mater % 'ho inuon Com. Il "a the ore lir ~, ,hs
people on the otuo aud ee Wa no necessity 'o "' s
gNter. -, s,u.w;r. est.ns
I'm continuing hi' remarks, he read The iolo~ms 80.
from the cnuIpa which The lnJhhetloh va ,,xss
Ana p.utia cnat,ee, ard will, II opportunity IN an
him ,stab sh aud prove that attempts nave prrh
the rart OF lie sad James Is ia, 20 iahuen,e e
action of one " more of sad Hoard oa ms
hy Oilers Of prcuui y advantage, aud ne pahnn ~ oy
4, h,.ye CHARGE thar the a,t9n rna votes OF W.
-, i ~ don't o ., the sioreaii were 10 ~
I> offer. 81 lecuui-iy rdv an'ag- actually g"e 81 70 IA
fcspsctvrly the ulrnio-r- 81 sai d. au - In,
v,r al vit resolutions contrary 10 the ga srcon ,.t
AMENDED ,rtcr 1897 aforesaid ~ he tuhe .'ol,
the uhol- procr.d q attending tue adoption "i sss IA
,ion, wre evijrutly Pre- arranged and teimhed %
, -til,d bs .lroent haste aud n,huct do''i'
10 emf m A 4 inquiry dicu-,i1n, aud dtbs'' - "a,
Aper .atnr farther di.cuss ou l. waigh no rsuu. Inc
l. male nu,n r law . ira of f'r Gaze. The O5"Et oiue n s
60 10 n, rt GA tho carud,r Of ie sSt = eeAi Asih
Cour,, Which viii ~ opened VI Monday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
INDIA

The Bombay nal of the 18th of November wonld
probably reacn Loudon ia season to 80 forward per
tie Aria.
Cotton goods were lrm and advancing at Bombay.
ESch 4Dee, g, isd.
Tie export II cotton from Bombay 10 England
dnling the present year wds estimated at %j0JO
balr-.
Sir Charles Wood had decided 10 remove the seat
Of government from Calaut'a 10 the flls.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 25.-Sbiiag iirn er. Twist fiat.
Iin-eed quiet. silk .d afcing. Exchange, 2IOsd.s
Cd. Freights nominal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-01
FRANCE.

TIE Par,s correspondent of Tie london Times as
serts that Gen. Scott had no mssion from any one
the true motive for bis departure from France being
simply the critical state OF sBais between England
and America. The same writer denies the rumor
that Queen Victoria Lad ash ed the ex.Queen of the
French 70 request the Orleans Princes to quit the
reryce Of The United States.