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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-13

DEALERS IN WATCHES Would DO well to
II call and examin ne the stock of g. & J. MYERS,
other house In the city. 10 Washington Build,
Ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-13

u For Through Tiokets, apply .t the Ofioe OF
the Northern Central Raj Road Com
paBy, Calvert Station, baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-13

WATCH MAKERS VIII save time and trouble
w By calling On :. & J. MYERS to purchase
watch Materials, Watch Glasses, Tools, and
yevellers' JobbiIg Materials. 10 Waahingt tor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-13

Dir, CHARLES r.. BOTEl,ER,
DENJTIST,
No, 336 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN 9TH AND IorH srs.
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passengers Wi take the a. m. and d. m. trains,
arriving In Baltimore at 7-5e q. m. and IS D. m
where close connections sre na5e with trains on
me northern Central X. r., and arrive IN Harms
Durg ~ p. VA. and lfS q. m, there connecting
with the trains on the Pennsylvania Centrsl
kaircad for al p3rts Of The west.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-13

20 al points ~ the
WEST, NoETHwRsT AND SOuTH-wEsT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

"I bs,. lost a ny goods, ana "a forced - ocfa
a NV papers including al DOyes on The condi:'y1 Oh
so,, ~ in he South, which, though very moderate
WEI '.lnQed with on Abolitionisn or ra1hef VAN
soni-, on, Of place there. had alb 700 ID cn 1s'
ira.v 10 leave these papers n Jho charge o. ny
friends. thu. exposiog them 10 danger: ,
C1~ p.,iti,n AZ regards Texas IS deploTabe; the
nos,al communication with BrowDsvi Is, end be-
,yeen Texas and Mexico, is quite broken on
All, my dear 5, with What satisiaciion nave
I .sc,nad from that region of tyranny and oppres
sion The bis,ory Of thls impions war for the ex
tension and perpetaily OF Slavery will never b,
tnlly written. No one can tell it all. What blind
rage and hate New Orleans il taken. Wei, yot
who live far away cannot comprehend the dchrluM
This Lac raised BEFORE slrrenderng It, The planters
burned ther cotton their sugar, th-i7 steam cotton
presses md their refuere-. They preferred TINS -
contscat,on and the thought that their goods Uoa,d
enrich th.if eneMiet.
"Bn.-shame aud crime unparal!eled-thcy also
burned their slaves. Think Of The degree OF insane
fury 20 which hey were carried Ibey preferred 10
burn thelr slaves rather than " see theni enan'r
pucei. Those who committed this atrocity-unpar
allelei IL history particularly because i DID noi ;uf
their enenies--ihOse who did this deed called theii
inohensiye blacks together and sent them INTO the
workshops and locked the DOORS the fire was ighted
and qacsly did It's work, while the masters wslIed
outside % shoot with their rifles the chid the on
man, the woman, any who might leap IfoIn INC
window OF root, 10 escape the dreadful tames.
II do not speak Of the banks from which tie
deposits have been seized for the army. They
amounted to 100 uG9 900 Of france; bnt what arc
100 600 900 Of francs tie hecatombs of the servants
who by the sweat Of their brow supported the'F
infamous rssters TIE sacrifice Of life and property
in this terrible We: - absolutely incacnlaolc;;
People have fought with courage, with herosm ana
ns.icisu, for causes if no, perfectly righteous, at
least justirs5le. l could have understood inc
plsnter igh ing 70 assure bimself Of indemnity III
case OF abolition, or % obtain gradual enlsncl.
patton spreading over twenty or fli,y years. bul
cannot comprehend an ebs,inacy carried 10 fury TO
establish aud impose th@ which is unjust, impossible,
nbuman ab.uTd, condemned by every religion
philosophy, system and nation mean the ci'iH
fJr Slavery, universal ard perpetual -,
This revolution will 10 time be regarded as the
great feature Of MODERN history, not only because
!, hasiens the freeing Of American slaves, but be-
cause il furnishes the rnoet wonderful example OF
social mnnor snia-a furious monomania cont racted
under long influence Of the very Split OF depot
ispi and pride"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
FOUR Days LATER FR0w HEW
ORLEANS.
Asrtvsa Of SSo Sick and uiscbarKed
seIdiors-Oar Forces as Ration Houa.--
Preparations Of rho Rebels for san
Attack Treason Of Pierre euIe-Gucr.
silIa Bands at Work.

The United States gteam transport Fulton, J. A.
Walton, COmnmsder, arrived al this por. -. even
ing fspro New.OJeans July To- a. , o. N. On the
Mo- 0. 20 p M. the >. parsed side wheel steamer,
swrposed TO be the Philadelphia, from New-Ycrk,
gong ap the hiospippi; also, passed The steamer
Ocsmorr sDd q portion Of Commodore Porter's
k1tar-ficc, Al anchor off Pile, Town, which place
as-y were 10 rsve the following day, l7th inst, for
Hampton Road,.
The Bni'Oo brings az cargo IJl hide. Ne Orleans
pgs1. she aEo brings tho remains Of Lieut.. George
q. D'K~y, shos a. Grand Calf and 40 SICK and dis
shsryed loldicrs frou Gen. Buffers Division.
Pnvs'es Ii. l.. Miller, Co. /, 9Th New-Hampshire
Regiment, disdJuly lCi David Sawyer, Go. X, li,h
Maine, DIED July i3, and Drummer Edwin h grove
DO Joly 70, ali OF whom were buned Al SEQ.
The following - lisa Of The yollons cabin pas-
Desgen;
Gen Geo. shspl.y, @nisry Governor To,,i,,a Ca
= CEr:sns M J.nes NJ BTide ST.. Nj. D. hsns Cant
A. Ssess fbesIef Of disyatcbss TO Ns,hnelou d G. \ r.
y bsyia e,ki fss Eupsrs Wssayj 81. w. Il. Ps;.rs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
Latest shin News.

sRRuED....W spSssDAy EyrNtsc, ~ :, Ss,,l
Steamship Alaso ~ = transport soii g, 20 d. D.
D. ri, &C. via Fortress Monroe, pos end '-e- '''-'
toaipsirs. =, yy,,op New Ofl,,ns
I.ic if 3 n u, and the bar l.,b $50 q M la.s, .
di'hAfrd oo,er' from ueai s ey., on cierueso. o.
sr,r 20 ,a trye 20 Had light "e"n'' 80
las'ase. c,b,,, Santos 81 days, coieo "
IS9 I,5s PS, RScaaor Rio Grnd' - days la''
t2rs 20 yoaa acr enweod piosn Or B'FSeoa
t 70 Thons. Gimaun jay y, 10 ~. ~ i. srisa
poke bark Dlsen.e tsr. 10 days = o. l', %
Win; tioss .s; Va s. e aoe FsSG Men case
hir.-so.n ,ns 80. 70 L. d. Eogs oI Fro'ioe''''
cay S Panama c.ySp b; So Ter Mesa w Fortress
ossis x, bour. 5ii sick aud ~sauded soldiers "'"
N,Cl-lan's army
BELoW-l bark.
s,lLgp-ss.smskp Roanoke, Nsy'VT''n'
WINp-sarscb fSem L. .. e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

Ifides. bG'lc a. n; Tsliov 1900. y N; Pens, 80
So s.cb; CAR sknP. ifsc. y n.
" BBeef EEtra aud rs luay include nothing bur tho
be- arsn sfl ted Oxen. Second lily include
bet sa,ff,d Ga me beet Cows ant tn 0e. tai
y.Aod sircfs Ofousry consists Bull lni o., r-nae 81
lots
inclds. Co,'ots, and whom those Of inferior
quality .le hT0su or
1n,r were u cirs tho Grand Iriuk Eistern Is
road lI over the Boston and Lowell aud % kcn
DrIg.
,on- sales we're 81 H. bit tito shils silos. W Y
cent? will the cost % So 30 oil thr cattle a)d
a ,hst uries st-rp ard Lgrbs s1t Gnck mostly al las
weeks pces-s1ns .ss ois sstl decline tefo arc bd
few ID sheep 70 rss,t aud ns- 20 sell g-i:t t2s
be Of Icse S-sAi.. lev cS-s isi YEA waves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

Picnic At PLEAsASr VALLEY, y. J.-Pleasant
Valley yesterday pre sentci happy spectaclethe oc.
cason being the Grst annual picnic Of The Sabbath
School attached 10 The Egh,y-four;h street Presbyte-
ran Church az Bloompgdale. A9 a. M, .he Superin-
tendeui, teachers, and scholars assembled ut their
seeson-room and. after going through tho usual ex-
er,ses, formed in proee-sion, aud marched to the
wharf foot OF seven,y-uin'h street, North River
where hey embarked on the steamer Thomas Z
Hn.se fog the scene Of FESTIVITIES. Everything
was carried on in precire order. Nothing occurred
10 mar the pleasures of the day which the children
enjoyed with al the gayoty Of youth. Al present
could MOI but ecognizo with kind feelings The atten
,enlioDs OF those having The matter IN charge. Ia
addition TO tie school for whose bcneh. the picnic
was originated many Of the parents of the childron
we-s present and added greatly 20 tho pleasures of
the occasion. On the whole, il was one OF which the
ladies', under whose auspices The ahipr was gotten
~, may well feel proud; md the probabilities are
lha, the .chool will be greatly benefited by awaken
ins lyelie interest aI,ng tho many children lily
ing in lie vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

THE BRooKLYs HORTICULTURAL Sociaif.-ih'
Society spent their last monthly meeting IN re di''
cus.on OF worms, ms cad OF plants and flowers. pr'
9Gnble of Newark submitted paper, in winch ne
took the ground that the measure worm could ohy
be destroyed by the ichneaHon fy. l, vs. inpo.'
sible 70 introduce the sparrow, because or shade
trses were not high enough 70 build nests and De-
,id.s most sparrows eaten fe', and nos worms Inc
wren was recommended as She most usc4ll m de'
rowing tho worm. No definite action, however,
was taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

We y V "a - ga Lest q BRYCE sn5 se.7l1t NJ H.
Nsg ~ Whi3y Dr. T. ~ JeTs1' leu w. !. spPe
c., " ibsr. sna servant; Lieut.. Wooi'af and servant
Lisut 2 kman aud sarTt NJ y Nn1s5s ~ y; -
81 B.,,. LEA; s. b. gr,sId and servant; Lieut., Chss
aatnaway; Chan'a.a Do Brown nd servant ieut L j.
psiTs- d. Mitchell, MIA Wcsterf ID ana SoaI children
screen. O. :. 5 A. Sp-asle.
We are Indebted % PuFser Thomas McSanny
for slcs Of Ne1-OTeaDs papers and other isvoIs'
The papers are exceedingly nesger OF news.
Among the passengers, IL VII be seen, is Gen.
Geo. F. sheplsy, Military Governor Of Louisiana
lie goes immels ely 10 Washington upon important
official business.
Gen. shepley informed NO 'hs; he was Al Ba'on
ROUGE On ,be 18Th instant. We then bad three
regiments and = gunboat there. The enemy wa
concentrating a strong force lew miles bach m The
interior.
Commander porer had pursuel enc enemy WIN
bis mo1ar-boars twenty niles Up the river.
Al New.Orieans. papers bad been discovered
zhch show that Pierre S0ul6 had been one OF
tho most active men in urging The people
OF Louisiana to bum their cortcn. He was also
st tbe head Of a hand Of Prosecutors
who drove tho Union men out Of the cry
and heapei tho most oltraseons indgnries upon
them. Guerilla bands We're tho terror OF the
S,ae. They 10 Dot hesitate % shoot down any man.
even q Seces.ioni-t, who accents pass from the
authorte5 a. New-OrlesDs. The other day, three
merchants Of Secession pr)clivities were taken
prisoners by guerrilla band because they bought
fher goods IA New-Oresns. The goods were con-
iiscated, and the meTcbans were probably shot
The officers sud civilians lei the ship in tug; the
soldiers remained Or board, where they were FUR
nished with supper by tho QGsrermas'er. They
vii, be forwarded 10 heir homes Ibis morning.
Bv order Of the Proves. Mar,hal all a6ssmolages
Of persons in the streets Of Nev-Orleans numbering
more han three sre dispersed.
TIE Dets Of the I6.h says:
T. Is gratifying 20 see the remembrance in which
our soldiers m biz division bear their femilies n,
home. As result Of tbe recent payment Of ihe
troops, the Adams Exprese COMPANY. through their
efficient agent, !. s. Blake, esq have sent 10 the
North s35U, 00O IN sUa package. This IS IN add
ton 20 rho large amounts carried home by MsJ0r
Whitehall the sotmen. agent Of the State, of
Maine. and by private hands. Who shall cay thar
the Union soldier Is nproyident Or io.setnl. OF
those dependent Oh him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
,Adyertisefnent.l
TUr TAX BILL.

r.e Rs.D1 psrnphe, Of 81 pags4 OF ane wbe pspe
priie N. lii which l. word 10. word in s''ord,1ce With
,,r orin. text we syp.nd It ApAsoetc, hecaptua
ton Of every article = be sSed o. tho law ard TO mount
Of tl tax !eyird thereon. It's lenoes a. 40 conpo
and convenient s.I; is possible 10 maze IT, o..
Price cents postplid - pe. 40 II sent ~ excs ~
psr lgy II by mall Adde'S TH2 TR!BUsg, sev-4of<-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
The Eiibcrnian Onward ssomud.

II IUIIN \ 7 INffdllf Il'-
Ady,es frou the United STATES 10 Monday even
inv were placed IN board the Steamship iibernl.u
from Quebec, for Londonderry aud Liverpool. oil
Cape Race a, - O'Clock his afternoon.
Private telesruns sent through Mr.. Geo Stokor'e
Commercial Agency, M. ll5 Broadway, y. ",
were alro placed on board the IiIbernian.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

TIE ATLssTIc-AyESUE iwPROTEvESr.-fhe
work on Atlantic avenue is progressing steadily,
sborers being constantly employed in filing up tue
low places along the linc aud cutting down the IN
teryoning hills. Tie line s to the Eght Of the Long
Island Railroad, and takes IN number Of houses,
mostly, however, OF frame, aud % which, N me
outskirts Of tho ciy, fine gardens are attached
Nearly all that portion of the avenue which Is mecca
sarv 10 be graded is nnder contract, extending TO
within, perhaps, mile OF East New-York. The
as. section is not yet commenced, and from present
appearances it will take ano.ber year before all .
completed. When finished, according 10 tho o. ginsi
plan, il will be the finest thoronghiare N tle eiy~
the design being to MAcadan'isc poron, AMI oFna,
meut the center with tees, the avenue being -
ieet In width.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
Cambridge Cnt,ie Market.

JtLY % lsss
Whole nlmaero ~ Cate at market 500; hhou.
and 40 stores ron.stps OF srEng O1eu, Mich Cows and
one. and tire" ger ole.
Pp,cgs op M.nsHr bgRP.-Fur. 81 PSI ct 80; drg
quslity t6 second Gua.if,. ~ 80 thrd au,hty, o.
P,uc,. SrJRK CArrLg-NoiAin3 OAsI. pef par, 40
- 81 Cows Caves, rom p23. t3p hl tszGinss,
none rwoyc-i.o.dt az TO 80 fhCc yeef0ids, 80 u
~
sheep ard Ltnibs. 800 81 mssSet; prices IN lots $40
So . each - So s3O so; Spring lH.lbs ~ 80
Al M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
pa..cnrrr. Arrived

y,l tri.r EQrss j.,a BeYnud1ir. Jones sia AMY,
n Tr..er Mrs Mas,,rs s'ss jcnlu g. tw9 NflsS c,sr
= a.. Can't Vic. and iaty MIS- Codtrev. VIC i9NenJs
"a b,ld aot buraett. A. Permission A tEth, j. hohs~'
D. lax HeT.sr iron, Lsad.a ala H,s 81 Hh'-sf 'a'
nl.. N--nry.
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ltdverscneltl
- NR. LEI AND's ANTI. RHguM,TIC BtND.'

perm .nent euro for rheumatism. 9ost NeoEaiss, se6
al Su,sr Affections. Pnce 81; sent ny ns., Or express
nLrsrP.TyD TsHATIse with Certified Test mon as ts1
fire. Ad,p;ed 10 so!c-rs. g. SMITH Co., Prcpnetors
No. 49i brosdT sy Hsg Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

F.smov PLEAsuRr GHoUSD.-The noxt racing
on 'his Course takes place on Friday ,to-mofro"l J,
mile heats best three in five. See advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
The Strike or the R.ehIsh Camni.

THItHTIIhINI 'iI0 WY J y y DO
The strike Oh the Lehigl Canal Ia ended. large
force of Iaborers ID now working ierns offered 10y
the Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
4 AdyeTtissulerf,

cyccrss AND HAPPINESS CAN b. SECURED By
III n they will use Their fsulties in the best 'rn.,
pb.orolosicsl examination EOvIKE WEI. Nc. 81
Il o2awsy. viii tell you -hs, you eau best DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

We are indebted ~ the Puner II tho c. Wander
Lit for the si Of rick aud wounded brought to tLis
city by that vessel, and for Richmond papers Of 4
late date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoNcERI TOR SICK AND WoUsDrD SoLDnR,.--
A Grand concert in sid of the SICK snc wounded
.oldiers in the hospitals o. Brooklyn viii be gwen 81
the Lee Avenue Church on Thursday evening OF
this week. The beet musical talent Ok Ney'iors
and Brooklyn both professional and amateur, have
volunteered their services, and the eo.eFtaAmens
promises 20 be one Of the finest OF the season. 40
The object is one that appeals equally TO tho ps'r'ot
ism and humanity of all, il is expe:rei mas me
cburch will be filed 70 its III mos, capaci-y. ihe
building is capable Of accommodating zoos peTsons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

Commisssry. g General Benjamin Welsh left this
city Monday evening, to assume his position on Gen.
Popos staff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

Tug PoIIcE AND the WOUNDED sOLOmRs.--
The police of toe Forty-,econd brooklyn Precinct
have raised among themselves the sum 81 80, 70 ~
expended in providing comforts for the s'e~ ana
wounded soldiers in jbe Brooklyn hospitals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

SCARCITY or LABoRrRs.-Tbere is = grca, sesi-
city Of aborers at present. nearly all having zone on
70 the war. The Coney Island Railroad Company
edrert,cd for fifty the other day, but d'd not receive
q solitary application. The bounty for vol71iee1ns
induces tho lsborers TO enter the army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

ForNp DRowyED.-Ihe body OF an rrA io'ls
man was fouud drowned yesterday e..einoon' At 70 -
, 5uoyer street Red 1ivoh foint me ~ - raj "a
lin, lie stori iane. and about . yen li y -. -
a, nine flannel .hiri. brown pil;t.1ons ana i,,-oy.,
me- nod, was tsAen - The Deed Hone Ol '' -, AMI
Mi. and Will be detained . relson4D" ''' ~ 'i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

r,-Risss...s:i9 Sets............s;2J hooH ''''''
sl1H WATER rEIs paf. .,.,., sea
,snly Hook. Cos Ooy. Issnd... 0:'Si A-- "%-' |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

procuring water tor him when requested. Tho Cor
o1er replied that there no Law TO meet the case.
but that they could render q verdict OF censuYe,
they thought Advisable. The following verdict
wa. rendered: 'Jhat decesrei, DAVID u. Dems-
rcst came to bis des,b BY pistol wound, inflicted
by some person to the Jury unknown. The Jury
unennongly express their disapprob.,on OF the IN.
Barnett McCadden, aud Martin +. Groot, in leaving
the deceased TO die and not make any effort TO re.
lieve him. Tire Jury would recommend to he Tx.
ecuive and public authorities Of this state TO offer
reward of $40 TO any person who will give inform
alton leading 70 the arrest ot any person Concerned
in this matter"
ri1ht 81 10 o'clock, VIII eone men were arranging
he fireworks ut P4Lre Garden. the paper hs1gings
connected with the ,cenic sTreng mems, took Ire
and made somewhat alarming illuiripatjoD, bat
without damage to any pereoa's feelings.
TErL ASLEEP AND LosT HIs W.Tcr.-Yester-
dsy Detective Rsdford ous,,sd Wa. Churchill, eGEIsa
took sl be'o-e Jg'ic- QuackeBbGgh At tho Jefferson
Make. Polio. Court charged viii being c6n-srDod in tie
thor o. god nuntnges-e ~sisn and cha OF the value Of
f.sdg AZ Loy.oys Hotel IT appears ,hs: ssh rs.i sleep
~ the irzroVn during which tim. his watch wa ,ssen
fron rs p,.ke Cburc III being presel. ths tine, ice
1ceusrd said 10 dian: esl the ws,ch D.. . NO sA
s,ea :. eay0 % kiu and 10 sold /. TO Edward S-1t, No
p. Canal street fo so lie was hold for s.r rscD. The
watch has not been Eecoye'ed
COgoNEPs' CAsEs.--Coron,r Norman lfil an IL
rur.t Yesterday Bellevue Hospital Oh the body OF
.l shea, who bad been beeien in re gfosi Eocos,
OH inst by Wser Vice., who has beon arcssel srs
ordered &c held 70 the action Of the o'@1d Ty
Coroner Colin held iDG esi yesterday o. ihs Dody o.
John Kelly BOY eight yoars Of who wss crowned 70
horh River ~ tue OF toryo1stl tIee psteSes
resided viii hi pslea no 81 Wea Forty fisf street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

Srr,ors Acctnryr.-A boy NAMED William
,i fu fr,r, tree on the Glove X al. e o.4sf &c
10y aud ,ussiurd cn,ui frscturc Of oia ~. 10 WV
L. Ken 20 he residence. near ny, by the MI ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

VINO owns TIE HoRsEl-Yes,eriay Detective
slowey ARRESTED MsDus Roden a charge OF steal
ing q horse, valued at 800, from Geo. w. Welsh,
residing az No. 81 Washington place. II sppsars
that Mr.. Roden went 10 Mr.. Welshs stable in
Greene street, in company with another man, yes
,erday morning, for the purpose OF looking NJ the
horse, when Mr.. Welsh delivered il 10 him for the
purpose of exhibiting il TO the strangers tha. Rodon
mounted the horse aud rode away. Mr.. Roden, on
the other hand denies that be stole the horso states
tha, some time since he gave goo for il in Philalcl
ph.a, and brought /, 10 this city; that Webb, with a
view 70 becoming part owner thereof paid 10 Roden
$50 that since said payment Welsh has assumed 10
be sole proprietor, and has prevented Rodcn having
any use Of or access to The horse and that he had
no other means Of getting legal possession Of bis
properly. Justice Qunckenbush before whom The
case wa taken, adjourned i. for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-24

CosusslosrRs w. ENIoRArioy.- q regular meet
ing Of the Commissioners of Emigration was held az
ueir Office, in Castle Garden, yesterday afternoon.
The President being abseu,, SIR Crr.is occupied the
chair Con missioner CArriun presented TO The
Roarl q rcqnesr from DIR. Gum, the Health Ohcer
II he Por, Tor number Of policemen 10 protect the
smps IRON emigrUnt runners. who are source OF
ani0yanse. Tue matter Was " N he hands OF the
Police Commissioners, who will not fail TO she.d he
emgrnt ships from s1ch nniaancca. Aiter transact
iug the regular rontiue Of business, tho bJdfd ~
ourned 20 meet again on "Wednesday. The follow
iug j. The reglllr wceklv eta'cmrri; ...o
Nuu bsr ON srants arrived 20 July TO-
ngnbeg OF .ants s.fyei sinc'' to Jly 9. oo4'''' 80
TOTAL to ZANE date II '''i ,so& 1861. 1865. 1889.
non IS s .ni 's sisnd..'. s,1 s14 go ~
Balance In eahA Jaaeir, l. XIX s, .3cS -
hreriut- since Juy -. ltb' Tor an, ~, to, Al n
cominuss.on d paienger',s a. ''''' '''o '" @'D.',,
tiVo'i's rs
Di'5a'.emspts, a. per previous D.. 4e, lg5 50
crii,ns e1p,r... JOY aud TO- it!. 81 3' OBJ ~
P.,,n,, IN $4,000 o.
Tar LATE N,RDtR or . SOLDIER A. WEI
UouoAss-VrRDICT Oh CEssURr.-lhe inquest Oh
m, body of David NJ. Demarest, volunteer, who
vas murdered on the ] ih inst. at foX Hill, " est
II ubos.n. was concluded yesterday "Wednesday
tor,noon. There was no iurtheg evidence 70 of'er.
cor,e, Robn,,cd. stated that the officers Dad iouuo
q lawyer who had power of attorney to collect
b.ek nav ana bounty money belonging % Deceased,
amounting 10 about 500 bu, that ho had not drawn
Amy oi IL. Mr.. D-maro-t, uDce Of deceased, WAS o.
o,pop thar De- had obtained money r. m bis brother
| ms he has le.n missing since the day previous o.
,he murder. The Corobor suge csed % The jury, ha
in case they returned verdict that Deceased csme o.
his death by ioli play tho Governor ehoull ho re
ques,sd To Offer sui.aDlo reward tor sho detection
ot the murierer AS ,bty could not ct detectives 9,
take hold Of aud work np he case without psv
Tho Foemau, Mr Louyhrcy, desired to ow il
there Yar any law That would reach those persona
wbo leiI D.ns.ssi ~ dye % she LEO without ever
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rxOw s,sN. HABg.sCK's ARMY.

Ts.,..rfnre Of Ger. WatAccL-U.s t1rs~ol
Address Ia lbe Rrrsieo oE 'Sc N"t
Gen Grant EssiEoet ia the tcmi"s"N
OF Gst tho Eerees 'n ke"s"'h'' "eN'
T&rres~eo mpd Wsssis~ivpi -Rrtr"s'""'
Nrevsmemts on ,hs ueU'pss an" VII"
Railroad, etc.
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tiAfANORA', NeXIt0 Way ~.
al sm lucky, alter having iost all my pr,p-r;y,
in sayirg myself from hanging, 40 an ALOliionisI.
l have Rad bard J0urn-y hrher from >su An
,onio an. have fecHd here ~ rue freud N he
Amel!can Conhll.