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New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09
From Nau Francisco.

SAN FR,Hcsco, Tuo.dsy, Oct 7. 1862.
Charles Doane ex-sherif Of San Francisco, died
suddenly to-day, OF apoplexy.
Col T.. j. c.. keion, Member elect Of the Legis-
lature from San Angeles, was arrested by order OF
Gen. Wright, on II charge Of treason. Secession
sympathizers numerous III some Of the Southern
counties OF California. Having succeeded in con-
trolling the local elections, kewn has been some
thing of q ringleader among them. lie will proba.
by take the oath aud endeayor to get his Geat in the
Legislature,
Sailed, sLip Star OF the Union, for Callao
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

to remove the State Treasurer, but the Governor Is
Understood to have refused to interfere.
Since GOV. MorCan's abeence from the city an ei-
fort has been made TO Induce Lieut.. Governor Camp
bel TO exercise the functions Of Governor and sue-
pend Treasurer Lewis, but without success.
Treasurer Lewis remains firm in his determination
TO resi, the claim Of Auditor Benton to control the
Canal deposits.
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NOMINATIONS roR THE Nrw-YoRK Housr OF
AssIMBLr-h,agarG Co., Dist. i-Wm. Morgan,
Union.
Cayuga Co., Dit. I.--George l. Post OF Sterling,
Union. Dist. U.-Wm. J.. Robinson Of Auburn,
Union.
Ere Co., Dit. IV.-Anson G. Congcr Of Collins,
Union.
81. Larrcnc, Co., Dist. lion 4. J. Towus-
ley Of DE Kalb, Union. Dist. Ii.-lion. J. Red.
dington Of Waddingion, Union.
Oae,da Co., Dit. Iv.-Isaac McDougall Of Lee,
Iuion.
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Firc nj jamestown, NJ. ".

J.xgsrowS. Wednesday, Oct. "a p IN
A destructive fire broke out ut about O'Clock
p. m. in this place. in tho scythe factory OF A. ~
Cobb, and spread rapidly, destroying fourteen 9ulu,
mgs including Loucks Hotel and the Wesieysn
Church, LQes about &25,Q0Q,
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Five Rebel Colonies and "a Major KILLED.

CnicAGO, WcdneIda Oct. 3 I85L.
1% 7T''pne's Cairo special says that the Rebel
O'i0nelS johnson, Rogers, Ross, Morton, McLaine,
@e hsjor Jones, were killed, and Colonels DAILY
Sd Preieh were severely wounded, in the late bat
hs; Corintb.
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I'VE reprint .hc following Order correetedl


OF Freedom.
I'VE reprint The following Order corrected
HgADouARrERs Army or rHK PoToxAc I
CANP YgAR SHAaPsBuRa. Mp., Oct. .. 1862. y
GENIAL ORDER No. I63.-The attention Of the
,e ar soldiers Ct the Amy cf the Po;ousc s called to
General Order No I2e War Department, Sept a. 1862 pnb
ishng 70 tie army the Presidents Proclamation Of SEPT r.
procsrsioa Of such crave moment to the Nation, Off
ciay TO tho army affords tho General Cou
man1rg opportunity o'dsduus specifically to tho officers
snd scdlep under lis command the relation bone by all
persons in the military service Of ,he United States toward
the ciyl authorities OF the Government
The Constitution oontdes the civil au.hoIe legislative
ua ciA snd executive tie power and duty Of nhing
pounding, and eIeeuling tie Federal laws Armed forces
raised and supported simply to sustain the civil
authorities aud be held in strict sp5ordintor thereto
n al respects, THIS fuIdaren rle of political system
essential 70 the ccury Of republican irsliilon and
should bs thorou y understood snd observed b. sol
der
The principle upon which AMI the objects FOR which sTre.
shall be Employed in surrres'rs tie Rebellion must be de-
ternned and declared by the civil autlores and the Chief
Executive who is charged with tie sdlits,ion o. Ma
ontl Affairs tie proper aid ou!y through vh;h tie
and orders Of the Government be msde known 70
the srrnie, Of the nation. Dcu'soi by cfces snd ,s
eie, concerning p1blc messuIrI determined and es
clarc3 BY the Government when carried 9. ell beyond the
ordinary Temperate and respectful espreon of opinion
tend greatly 10 iapaiT and destroy tho tiseipnr and
efficiency roops BY suhaiaag The spirit ofpoi,c hc
that steady aid support Of the susory
OF tho Government which Is the hishe duty tie ime
can soldier The remedy for Ioliic,l
mitied be found only IN DO action Of tie people It tic
YolL
H. thus esns The Attention Il lhis a'ny to TIE true rel
ton between tie soldiers and the Government the General
Comm lndns merely sdye 10 evil sssins; which Il has
been though advisable during whole history guard The
sme. ef the Rcrute and ia dlas be will not be con
s.ised By any hsh. mladed person {. casting
any r,aeosion upon Loyalty snd good conduct. which
have been fully us,r,ed upen many ba,.lctel
T. csuying ou tl q pubic Policy vi, smy vii
of be sre,d by tie rules ei mercy and chI
Hssi'y s have controlled s coniuc, t0ssIi h. de-
feaseess ~ oollrnsnI e MsjorGsr MCCLELLAN.
J,sEi 4 HARnL1 Lieat Col sdsC.a as AID A. A.. O.
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Terrible Fire at Oil Creek,

OF CIrr. Pa, Wednesday. Oct g. 1879 D. m. y
terrific fire IN the oil wells at Oil Creek On
Blood and Tarr's farms, is now raging. Several
rnneries, 80 0C0 barrels OF oil have been burned,
beside great many buildings. The fire extended
over ball nile. Loss fIom SlQQ, ,QvV " $2VV,VVV.
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pnmnro 70 the Port nnIhousie Aigb,lou.e.

TonoyTO. G. w, Wednesday. Oct. 8, 1852.
The Lighthouse at Port Dalhousie took fire this
morning. and is 80 badly damaged that 1t canno. be
used for the present.
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Addrepcs will be made at Lee Avenue Church by
Horace Greeley, the Hon. Il. f. Manerre, Col.
Mark uoyt and Lieut..Col. A. j. ii. Duganne this
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

An IronGdes war meeting viii be held this even
ing at Leeayenue Church, Wiiliamsburgh. Mr..
Greeley, Hon. B. +. Manierre, and Lieut. Col. A. j.
IL. DGganne are among the speakers.
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The bishop. on the state of the Country.
HgADouARrKRs Army or THK PoTONAc.
CkuP YvIR SuksPsguKg Mn. Oct. y, 1862.

Las, evening aa Interesting meeting was held u
The Church of tic A,csuoa "a A avcn3e g. ooaiisF tie
OF tic eoory Ihe etefc!'ss We, eoldsecdb b. tie
Rghi Rev EhAop lee q loN who ire3sd tie hft three
special p-tyeu sf "a. Day. Tie Righi Rev Bishop Nc
!vsioe Of Ohio SID that pr.ens toab,e, doubt
lsss OsFs jodsneE, upon tae E-on f m tfsasr".sions
rrsrs. L. he's law A- t1so4ross f ssssy sad said
tst ih-l thai if~ h1b ion hd ts1cn
place % pefreltti- st horrible usuicu IL the lard for
hsi iusLst in rnsctilis s4s hntef sni Toe DC
nliy of our & 1vefnnont
The Right Rev bsAcp PufTvss o nrs $50 spotr IN sup
port of e Referring % tAe .ay ls41 lctass that lac
boen taught by ths g. hopi.s Ihai thsso .aG.he aeio
ls~uts wnuld not pass win TO cIit,
The Ef Rev Bt flaik Of Rhode leland made strong
address ssasi to Rebellion and IN favor Of the he
ssd tis ~lcksd Hebsllou lie believed Ia thai wois
I.b. lion lngs sbsuld be called b. the!f ft fur
there power in sntne n" hof-i tho usnsfI Censen
tlon gud sdlooru without trstsig n behalf of tie
Govrfnusrt aud IL 81 he Church rud he dig'aced
bihoP hehsshs consia'a ts ~ a-s me is'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

Cottschalk gives his last grand concert 1T Irving
Hall this evening. See advertisement.
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GEN. rccLELLAN,s ORDER,

| Esnjcining on his Officers mad Soldiers obe-
! d;cncc 80 lho Presideni'S Proclamation
| OF Freedom.
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INTERESTING DETAILS OF THE FIGHTING.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-10-09

FHRq PUSH CUR ARMY BACK FIVE MhLS'
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III Hamilton Z. TOwle, the young American
civil engineer, who invented the temporaTy
steering gear after the breaking Of the rudder q,
the Great Eastern on the last yoya ge out. hs.
hoeiled the shlp-Rot for compensation, but 10
obtain an acknowledgment Of the services rem.
dered
III The Cairo (Ill) Post Orice has become
one Of the nrst in the Union, In point Of mapni.
tude Of business. The usual average fs 35 OOO
letters daily, and for several days after battle
the daily reception and distri button Of letters
ceeds 10000, saying nothing Of the printed
matter.
III The hfy- y-sixth anniversary Of the Orphan
Asylum Society Of the City OF New York took
place at the Asylum yesterday, In the presence
OF very large audience. The exercises were
most interesting. The receipts and expenditures
Of the Society last year were about fourteen thou
sand dollan.
CParson Brownlow says that there Is onIy
one orhes In the gih Of the Government he would
IKE mat OF General hangman for East Tennes-
N " Al the recent great volunteer review In
Big nton, england, the London lawyers formed
esPlenoia looking regiment. which they sppro-
P'la'eiy ceslgnated as " The Devils Own %
~ snoemaker In Philadelphia, named Peter
CheTdron, on Monday last shot bis wife with
!.esolysr, ana then used the same weapon TO Kill
pim'eit Cause, Jealousy.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
IxxvIIth CONGaEss-s.c.ud s.,.,.n.

SENkTE.-After our report closed, Yesterday
The consideration Of the tax bill was resumed
HoUsR.-After our report closed
The consideration OF the conhscatiou bill was
continued.
Mr.. Stdgwick offered an amendment author.
lzing the enrolment OF slaves, and advocated H.
He stated that II would be an act of public iustIcr
to send the colord pilot Robert Small to act az
GoVernor OF South Carolina. There is not a Ioyal
STAKEHOLDER in the country.
Mr.. Wicklite.-I call the gentleman 10 order
he says there Is not STAKEHOLDER in this House
who 10 a loyal man
Mr. Sedg
Mr Wicklite.-l say II is false
The SPeaker.-The gentleman will take his
Mr.. Wicklife.-I will
Mr.. Sedgwick.-The man who believes in the
lnstltuton-that 1t is right, that 1t ought to be
perpetual and should be protected by human
laws and the Constitution Of the country in which
ne lives, and Is not willing, 10 not anxious IN
sacrlnce IL Tor the safety of the country-is. as
oeneve, disloyai man. 1 am for DESTROYING III IA
INSTITUTION In every State where We have tbe
power 10 destroy 1t. am not going 10 leave one
save In the track OF an advancing army.
Mr.. Maynard addres ,ed the House on an amend .
ment he intended TO offer
past seven. W Haii
On Resembling, the confederation of the hill
YVES resumed, and II was discussed until half rast
Lihs. -'H'+ hA-'
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PROPOSALS FOR HORSES.

DEroT TQUARvIRMAsTER's OFFicH,
Corn" Of larh asd q sfrsHs, Raskissio..
sE1IKD PRoPos.Ls will berecsiSee 4, - tl. lsss c.
~ 1nt ~ wSanes6sy she 2ssh asy Of May At y oolooE
hundred Horses ofths following descrirtions, viz
CAVALRY.
u5 hitesn TO Il6l sixteen hands hith, betvesp s1e
AND elEht rears Of age. of dsrk colors; well broken
e s ths saddle; oOmpscty built. and Tree from all
ARTILLERY.
foR ARTILSRY ( scol two hun red horsep from
between hve snd eight years Of age; Of DARK co6fI
iTes from Gil defects; compsotly built; well broken
10 harne s. and to weigh not less than 100 pouHds
PROPOSALS.
i, for isvs ~ OF sTtiery Horses, .bd a. ae,S. o..
Ifsny bidder wishes to propose fST both c.,se.
ne must forward two distinct propOsa!s-One fc-
epee 70 any other proposal By the ssme plrty
. II QUO Is IN the name Of q hrm tze names Of al
cred. ~ 0o 'io-
Proposals must be addressed to Col. ID II. Ruo.
G.. ard must be plainly marked "ProposaiI for
GUARANTEES.
The ability cf the bidder 20 6ll the ooptr..f
should IL be awarded 10 hn1, Fnust be guIrantlrf
n snosnS ., psTson: whose signatures must
ISs FFSslOns Re & s.y Of ths Enss.9t9rs must be
trlot Attorney
blo0ets nust De present 10 person when the bldg
ore opened or their proposals will not be oOnsid-
Bonds. in the ,um of ten thousand dollars, ,isneJ
bJ tue con TactoT and both of hIs guGran' ors vii
be s0ired Of the success Vi bidder upon signing
As the bond must sccompsny the contract. il viii
be necessar- Tor Builders 20 have their b1ndsmeu
with them, or 20 have bonds signed an nc cation
and IsadJ TO be produced when the contract Is
signed. Hl,nks for bondS osn be procured uson ap-
lJ, by letter, or by telegraph.
Form Of GHqyoafsx
we, - OF the county f., and State of -,
and =, OF the county of =, and State cf = 90
hereby guaraotee that = fs able 20 ful 4 q oor-
trsct In acoordsnoe With the terms Of HE proposi-
ton, ana that, should his proposition be aooepted
herewith.
should the coUtrsct be awarded him We are pre-
baIeo 20 become his secu1 1tles.
tIo this guarantee must be appended the oFcsaZ
oeTuhcate above mentlOnod.D
INSPECTION, DELIVERY, &c.
Al horses contracted for under this ad,eft,se-
ment viii he su! Jected 10 G Tgid ina paction IN
those not conforming 10 the specific will Js
No MARES will be received
Ihe horses must Gil r. delivered IN this CITY on
or before Tuesday, tAe l7th day Of Jane s.If. Aud
NO e1teHsto1 OF time VIII be granted any pretext
INmeht 70 De mt1e upon The comp ietlOn Of eac.
termaster shall be IN funds
ANY mi rnslity IN tie bid. or non -oopformancs
win the terms OF this advertisement, will ensure
the rel seton of the proposal.
These horses Will be awarded in lots of .sr ,,o-s
thsn (2OOD two hundred esch, uuiess the Uepot
Suarternaster should cesm IL for the iuterest Of
the ooHeTnmt nj u accepts larger number.
tne oepOt tQutrtermaste reseTys ss 70 himself the
iEut W IeJcCI any or Ill OlQe that ne too
high. ID n. RIGtSKER
IN ls dt28th Col. and Depot O asftsTmAfter.
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Gen. Mcclellan on the Field and a the Hos.
pitaI.

An incident, describing Gen. Mcclellan at the
battle field at Williamsburg, is thus related by d
correspondent Of the New York Post, paper not
disposed generally to award more praise to Gen.
Mcclellan ethan the law allows"
"When the firing was most terrific, and the
anxiety the most intense, there came from the
rear Of our ranks a sound which seemed for the
moment TO subdue the roar even Of the artillery.
All eyes and ears were turned to- discover its
origin, which proved 10 be the approach of
General Mcclellan and stat Throughout the day
he had been momentarily expected, and his op-
poItune coming was hailed with long and enthII-
siastic cheering. Regiment after regiment as he
was quickly recognized gave utterance to wei
come Of which Napoleon might have been proud.
Arriving at headquarter ke-without dismount-
ing from his horse-held brief consultation with
Gen. Keyes, and approving his course, and es
peciGlly his order for reinforcements to General
Hancock, Joined him In ride throughout our
lines.
His appearance was everywhere the signal for
an outburst Of the widest applause. He wore a
plain blue coat, and had his cap enveloped in q
glazed covering. The rapidity Of his ride to the
Held had well spattered him with mud and the
drenching rain had penetrated his every garment
He, however, showed no signs of fatigue and II
was not until he had in person familisrized him
self with the entire field, an by critical observa-
ton studied the exact position Of the enemy that
he accepted the shelter of a room which had been
reserved for him at headquarters "
Among the wounded, who were visited az soon
az the battle was over, says the writer
''Gen. Mcclellan had kind word for each, and
smile which carried consolation to the pale
sufferers, most Of whom had not received the
slightest surgical attention. To the various In
qulries he replied so pleasanty, 80 promptly, and
with 80 much apparent feeling, that we might
have thought him an old and intimate friend and
companion.
Few OF the wounded recognized him, and when
sfterwards told who had so generously cheered
and c0mforted them, they were greatly surprised.
u had not occurred to them that victorious Ma
jor General would stoop 10 tenderly inquire into
their casualties and provide for their relief
Colonel Dwight, Of the Pirst regiment was
stretched upon cot, In the centre Of the hospital
room. His wound In the leg had been partially
dressed, but he was by no means comfortable. In
response 10 the Generals commendaton Of his
conduct on the feld, he stated that he would not
have given up, but for the severity Of his wound,
and that the appreciation Of his commanding
officer more than compensated for his suffering
By the order Of the General he was at once re-
moysd to private house near at hand, and at
tended by skillfpl shrgeon'
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Arrests in Missouri,

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo May p The following
rebel officers have been captured by Cen lotion,
while they Were about crossing the Missouri
rlver In the vicinity OF this city: Lieut. Colonel
Mcllhaney, judge advocate of the second division
OF the Missouri State Suard, and a member OF
manding battery Of the second division, and
formerly paymaster on Gen. Parson' Is staff Lieut..
Col. Thurman, paymaster in the fifth division;
Lieut. Col. Davis, judge advocate OF the nfth
division, and a member of Gen. Steers ststf.
These men are said To be emissaries frem the
rebel army, and were on a mission 10 stir up
rebellion In Missouri. They will be sent TO st.
Louis and committed 10 prisnn
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IL The Richmond papers contain numerous
advertisements OF deserters from the rebel army
There are the names OF forty-two from an Ala.
bama regiment. and one hundred and eighty. rec
from the lst Virginia.
1.-THE 81. Louis, Alton and Chicago Railroad
earned for the first week In May, Sl7, ,773 ga
decrease Of sl y344.s7 on the corresponding week
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Calls for Troeps.

BURLINGTON, VI, May 22.-Gov Holbrook, II
conformance with orders from the War Depart
ment, has called for another regiment Of volun
teers from this State. IL will be recruited imme
diately.
CONCORD, N. a., May 22.-In compliance will
an order telegraphed from the Secretary of War
Governor Berry will Immediately raise anothei
volunteer regiment Of infantry for active service
The regiment will be commanded by Col JOSEPH
A. Gilm0re. -
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The Latest from Fort Pillow.

CHICAGO, May 90 "A special dispatch to the
Tribune, from the feet, dated 10 O'Clock yestef-
day, says " Two mortars opened fire on the fort
yesterday, and kept 1t up, with intervals of 1--we
minutes, until O'Clock p. m. The firing was
returned three or four times by the guns Of the
rebels, either from the Notifications or from NOR
tar boats, their shells bursting wide Of the mark
however, and doing no damage"
Fort Pillow no, Evacuated.
CAIRO, May % "A tug sent down from the
feet to reconnOitre was red on from Fort Pillow
on Wednesday evening, and subsequent demon
the place.
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
LATEST FROM GEN. HALLECK,s ARMY
Skirmishing Along the Whole Line

HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY OF THE MIssIs-
sIpPI, BEFORE CORINTH, May 22d, 1s62-There
was considerable skirmishing along our whole
line yesterday.
In every case the enemy was driven back.
Our loss in these conflicts amounted to 40 killed
and wounded The enemys loss was about the
same.
Deserters continue to come in daily in squads
They are mostly from the 18th Louisi ana regi.
ment
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Terrific HailstoFm.

| McCoNNFLLsvILLE, Pa, May PA most ter.
| rlnc nall storm commenced here at 5 O'Clock last
| evening. Nearly all the windows facing the
| storm were shivered, and the ground was covered
| several inches deep with hail stones some three
| inches In diameter, some Of which weighed seven
ounces hraln hslds and fruit trees In the path of
| the storm were utterly ruined
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PASSENGER TRAIN TO MANASSAS.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OHcs MtHtnry SEpeTIHtsHdeHt Railroads u s. !
WdShfnstoH April lS, IsG2 y
No Passenger Train will be run from Washing.
ton to Manassas until further notice.
ID. C. McCALLUM,
ap lsu NJ. ID. and Sup't X ailroad,, L. 8.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 10 The steamer St.
Louis has arrived from Panama About one
thousand passengers sailed for Oregon and Brit
isl Columbia last week
At the municipal election held here Yesterday
the whole peoples ticket was elected by hand
some majority over the fusion
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The Effectiveness Of the Blockade.

NEW YORK, May 90 Nassau dates to the I4th
sats that some thirty rebel vessels are there
awaiting the termination OF the war. preferrino
lnactlon to certain capture by the block kaders.
who, they say, have efeetually sealed Southern
ports
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Congregational Election i'm II,i,.i.

CHICAGO, May 22.-The complete Official foot
ings OF the vote cast in the Congressional election
IN the Stn district give w. j Allen, dem, 81
plurality. A previous report erron eousIv state,
that Haynie, dem, was elected.
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The Guerilla War i'm ,1,s..,,,

koLLA, May 20 "A train OF seventeen wagons.
iaden with government stores which left here on
Monday, was overtaken to-day when about TWEEN.
" miles out on the Springfield road, by a band
contents and carried off all the mules, eighty-six
In number N-' N's1'J Ola
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NV YORK, May 23.-The steamer General
burnside sailed this afternoon for Beaufort N q.
Gov stanley, Rev. Mr.. CLARK, OF Mass. and Others
are passengers by this steamer
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PUJBBItfTG3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, thal

pUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
Il until othsrv!se ordered, the Commissioners
onceT the act OF Cpngrsss of the 18th of 2r 1852
entlted, act Tor the release of tsir persons
held 10 service labor in the District of Colum-
biS. Will mold their sessions the City Hsll, in
the CITY OF Washington, on Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesdsy. Thursday, and Friday, of every week
slq that all persons, l0JSl to the United States,
hoiClng c-ams 10 service or labor against persons
dlsohsrged theretrom by that act, may, within
ninety days from the passage thereof. shlch viii
expire on the 18th of July nextD bat not thereafter
Hessnt 70 The Commisslooers their state
ments or Fetltlons IN writing, verified BY oath of
st1rmsdon setting forth the names. ages and per
schsl aesoIll ltion OF suoh personss the mannef in
xh!cn the petitioners ace ul ed such claim, and any
facts touching the value thereof, and declaring ne
or mar sheglence to the Government OF the ailted
States, and that the pstltoner has not borne arms
against the United States during the present rebel
lon, ,cT IN any way gwen eId or comfort thereto.
AE6 E6ftes tJ hereby C.;atr gicsa, that the tins
named IN tbe Sth section OF that act. for fling
entement IN writing or schedule with the Clerk of
chs circuit Court for ths District of Columbia by
tee several owners or claimants 70 the services Of
The persons made free by inst 8ct settn, forth the
naInes, ages, scL, and particular desoriktion of
such persons severay. Is by authority given 10
lac Commissionsrs BY that act extended 10 the let
Gay OF June next. Ths Commissioners Hre pro-
hIbited rom allowing the claim of any person who
shall neg cot to hle such statement schedule with
sstd CIe1k, according to the reSulTemeRts OF that
section OF SAID act.
3 F. VINTON,
/DANIEL X. GOODLOE,
HORATIO KING,
Commissioners
IN.
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Treasure from California ,

NEW YORK, May 23.-The steamer North Star
California. -0'''
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UTAR DEPARTMENT,

IVA hH DEPARTMENT,
w JkSsARI n, 1861.
ORDrRro, That the War Department will be
closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, THURSDAYS and
Fridayr against all other business but that which
relates to active military operations in the field
Saturdays will be devoted TO the bus,ness of
Senators and Representatives.
Mondays 70 the buriness Of The Public.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
ia Z2-u Secretary of War.