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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

The Book TRADE SALE.-Ihe feeling was as
cheerful ar ever among the book-buyers yesterday,
and prices ranged about us on previous days. The
invoice Of Jas. L. Smith & Co. Of Philadelphia led
the list and disposed Of at better prices lhan he
frm ever received at previous sales. Theodore Bss
s. Co. of Philadelphia offered Il small lot Of niiscel-
Arthurs stories, and their standard imperial quarto
Bible. 1t is the only edition Of the kind in the
world, and, although the lowest retail price s els, Il
numter of copies werc taken. The invoice ef NJ.
w. Dodd Of this city. composed almost wholly Of
religious works, realized quite fair prices could
have been expected. lie sold - copies Of Cfndens
Concordance. Henry Carey Baird of Philadelphia
did very well with bis practical and scientific work.
and Lindsay and Blakiston with their boofs On re.
ligious and medical topics, and their EustrateG
juveniles
Lee g. Shepard Of Boston, zucceSsocs 10 Phillips,
Sampson a. Co., made their fret appearance il the
Trade Sale Catalogue. OF new Juvenile Series,
tho Riverdale Stories by Oliver Optic IN II sol-
umes, they sold Us sets, aud with all their lines did
quite as well as they anticipated. After their regular
Asi had been disposed Of, they offered some 5000
copies, In cloth and paper, Of Great Expectations
and Bulwer's Strange Story, to close q concern
The bound volumes brought 81 cents, and the paper
covered 10 cents which, considering tina, the marx
ID pretty well stocked with both, should have been
very satisfactory. Beside these 557 copies OF w. H.
husselIs Letters were offered, but the announce. |
Inent OF the authors name was greeted With hisse.,
and bis books found reluctant purchasers at two cents
, copy.
The catalogue Of WIN. W. Harding Of Phade.
iephie closed the days sale. This house publishes
Bibles exclusively, and offered 100 varieties at
II prices and in all styles Of type and binding The
ale was quite satisfactory us regards price, but
here was no. much duplication. Mr.. Harding wa,
blig'd to withdraw fourteen Of bis lott, because Of
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COURT cALESDAlt-Tms DAr

SrPRTHE touNr-CIRcu ir.-Part Mos. S'j3
aqa3 2057 2ps 2y6i z'J ?9s3. 2rl 100 27l 1919 2s5
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$500 1B2 aA. 3Ils $40 1913. $50 J8i 49, 80 500
112 Tqi 1905 1922, 300. 1nl 800 JiUi. 9iJJ. fsn Ill
SOs 2DI0 AVA. l.ri. 1atJ. 4isl. 2'll 5l5J. 1laL
SrPlfhI Coz Rf-SpEciAL 1fHM-Part L.
Dcnur,r.-So. %. 60 l..l-, OF law, Gc-so. 81 api
80 1lt So so 800. S1 S. 500. $40 ai 90 ai6 3B $50
So sN ~. Part l-No, o. bIl a.. 10e III. ~ as
III 1S. a. ~ sIa ~, 7l1 5ii 80 ia3 ~ 90 "a
SuPTulOH CorET-Pnr; Nos. 2OI5, 2til I1G7,
if.3 271 28o 2ln1 23o5 nm 20l 2al - ~ ISIS PM
2glH run f.-Nos 2iol. 1llo. 1890 2iJ8 l522 49, ts3
i7Ji lso' lsoi 2aio. 25i2 2sis
BEooKIIN CuY COUHr CAtryD,n.-Nos. 3 10,
H. &C. Il, 2! . - Is. 2s - a. o. o. 81 D. g. J3 g. D..
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4 BoLp ATrLYrr AT BuRGLARY.--The houss Of
Mr.. J. ". Sioops, No. II Sackett street, fclo-
niously entered about , o'clock on Sunday mo rning
by a man named james lianloD, who proceeded ~
an apartment occupied by Mrs. Bird, for the pur-
pose, ia supposed, of robbery. Mrs Bird, hearing
an uuusual noise, created an alarm, when ,ho ~.
eused caught her Oy the neck and choked her. The
family beng aroused, the burglar escaped, ba, wac
taken into custody ia the street by Officer Smith Of
the 43i Precinct Police. Hanlon had been employed
in taking come trunks 20 tie house on the previous
saturday, and doubtless supposed they contained
some valuable articles. He was committed TO IN
swer by Justice Boerun.
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Hoard Of Councilman.

The Board met on Monday at p m, President
Pinctnry in tie chair. .
The Board concund with the Aldermen In requesting The
Committee on Nsona Ai,s 10 confer with to tovefno IN
relation III. n1mbvr Of ufni.hed b. h' .onty ir
Nh, VA. Til. object of thi. resolution &. that this County
hi, Law. f re 1r al The la, cent 70 The WEI, 10
h.s. been reported hs large numbers OF them had been
M. orensar. srpropnatnr 80 90 FOR the relief OF smi-
lie u VI l4utsers nssf taken ~ aud tio!teA
Ai,1nTucd 80 Ih1 s8ay, ~ 4.
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= ne Idifr Y Iff y. D. ITiIHHf-
SIN: The announcement IN yQur paper to-day o.
a. dis.a ~ Cert Joseph Hcndllrs from he 'rrvicr f1r
sh.-rr~ without the commencement - the battle
q Aati~fsu .rc.t ibjatuc- d.seryus oacef Ito
80 pleal q no battle AMI reference - your lit Of
he wouuisl you viii bud lie nsrle- Al. ist tie
ao.d tai slf tine before bis regiment Wa ~iihtfssn,
herr and trlsd obtained fri1ueh from he " sf De
psgtn~n then has been nonorsby a,ehsfs-d Tor
prrr rtfi.n produced ny ihe 70 gne Ol thc csupsisn,
IA b t.cA be b.. selssi f,f rs4lrcn % nihs -
Ycu,s rs.r~rifily ALEX. HESRiQUEs.
ls,E IA IN In
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the detention Of 500 reams Of bis paper ct CHI miner,
burg for five weeks by the interruption If N. rail

road traffic by the Rebels.
The ssle to-day will 10 the .esyiest IN thcasata.
logue. with toe e~eePa'" Of Filay's, when the
tleieo'!pe p"''s ave ~ oe offered. Tic Invoices OF
is,,!tlc, Brown & ,o blanchard & Lea, Moore
Wiftach' hsysS Co., WIN. Ralde, end d. Apple
top :, Co., will occupy the entire day. very large
attendance and spirited bidding may be expected
= ne .oice Of Mtssr'' Hrl"v'"- -.
more than 800 c,s and 6lls % pages Of the ponder
one catalogue,
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IIonrd Of Aldermen.

n tie WrcilnH oI IIH DVlTUi YU'ItiuI'' a 'V'I,
n,c tlou vas received from TIC Moyof nominating "
R@n.oI,h Martin f,r tla icc ~ S,ree Conmfsioner
f. autwrF 90 a question from br. fFoHEsr - TO who tne
nou ee wa Mr " AIsn replied that Nh Martin was PT''
cent of the Ocral Bank.
Nh p.YroS moved to fam the nomination. which was
Loot rs "a vote Il 10 10.
cenirrn,s,ion ffofn the finance Department showed
thst bel nee Temsned In the Treasury, Oct 49, VI
4 $50 ks 80, re ,oo
Tle resolution from tho Courciluen appiopfians Stoo
III, mems ,ut.n tie oi Gen tofcnran wts
rd ap and ong debate Of unrortsn1 character TOOK
tiacs. , an, ~,
ar FHovKsr objected t. many items in The bia In The
tf.t place there case Of tVl for dinner ana r w
fr vine when Il well known that cen toooran 10 the
,not decided manner declined public dinner TLen there
vas auotl CT VI tf3 for golss for the common 'opc
he would no had received 10 gloves ana he anew Of
many o.he members who bad not
Tho rosoutlon finally elncuued in. :,
Amer sc'ing some rOuih- business TIE DOafn soJob
ed until to-day at O'Clock p ~.
~ I've ihe lnls as tealered or tho recopion Of
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DR. q. 7. Stevens, Of III. u. s. Army Tho, White, Of
NswOrs.n,, A. w. Campbell Of Wheeling, Nai A. T..
Deni'ou. Of ksssrs Falls. and Geo. W. Checsms VI BIZ
minshsu, Gem, Gs stepping q the H. Nicholas Hs!sIr
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CuILD BURNED 10 DglTH.-Coroner NorEi, bed
iEuc yes;edsy uron tho body Of james MeCue, ea ~
ft years -,e who IA clothes with matches.
during tie .bsrtcs his mother Sunday eSesing sne
sequence cf accidental desin vas TeS-
dsr.d by tho jury.
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CITY TrRMs.

Mr.. Gottschalk an re-commence bis concerts at
Irving Hall to-'fght, Tuesday. lie Offers some nov
city IN tb[, assistant artists Of the occasion. Sec
sdyer .,sement.
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SOCIETY," OF ST. VIscESr DE PAUL.-Tbe sixth
annual festival OF this society for the benefit of the
poor viii open this day at the City Assembly Rooms
No. 40 Broadway, and will continue through FRI
day. A promenade concert viii be given each even
ing BY Dodworths Band.
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Latest Shin News.

bhLoW-Brg Anita Oseni brI. l.. r. Snow fron, VA,
Phst bes. ysRs ''-''''-'""p ny
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LoSGsuoRrMES's STNKE.-Yesterdsy, tie long
shoremen on both sides Of the river having become
oi.satisfed with their resent rate Of wages, Al 80 a
day, struck for an increase. They claim that the ad'
vaneed prices of food. clothing and other necessares
warrant their being paid 81 10 per day. There was
but little disturbance.
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OuR MEDICAL '"Ss.-Yesterdav wa. III H.
day of commencement for the Winter course Of lee
tues in three of our medical Colleges. At the Col.
lego OF Physicians ar.i Surgeons, in Twenty-third
street, aoont ~, nance were registered, and the
prospe'~s of large attendance are reported to be
h','er than in any year for rome time. The opening
lecture was delivered lost evening" by Prof. joseph
81. Smith. Prof. John G. Dalton, who has been Tor
several months in the army, will to-day resume hls
duties at the College. At the University Medical
College 100 students are announced large pro-
portion Of tie matricuanis were formerly from tho
South 1t is safe ray that this institution suffered
more from the Rebellion than airy other in the city.
Prof G. S. Bedford delivered the opening lecture.
The New.York Medical College opens with a LIT Of
- matr,ulans, and aecessons are steadily beng re
ceived. The opening lecture was BY Prof. W. g.
lIoleomb. On Wednesday, Bellevue Hospital Med
zeal College reopened with over 100 students. Prof
Austin Flint it,, delivered the Introductory lecture.
Notw outstanding the depression Of business caused
by the war, our educational institutions OF oil kinds
are remarkably prosperous.
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PROBABLE HOMICIDE ~ BRooKLYy.-Coroner
Norris was notified yesterday morning that man
named Michael Farrell was lying in dying state 10
the City Hospital having been stabbed in ight on
sunday night by colored man named George Price,
A Jury was mpanneled aud proceeded to the bed
side # the injured nan, who made full statemeDs
of the occurrence, after being informed by the Sur.
geon that he conlj not pofsibly survive many hours
lie .aid in substance that himself, Patrick Farrell,
and color.d man were walking III Atit TIC avenue,
uear Oxford street. They Were talking about the
conduct # Price towsrI /. colored 10y vino worried
for him. and whom h. refls d to pay. Michael Far
rel remarked that Price deserved king, when, NJ
the same moment, Price came MP aud, sfandicg ia
front of Farrell, said " Here is Pace, now, and
placed hi uself in fighting a'inude. Farrell wac
surpri,ed al Prices sudden appearance, not beng
aware that he was 30 near. H. told him 10 pase
along about bis business, when Pilce made "a thrus'
and STABBED him in tue LETT side OF the abdomen.
4 ne wounded man cried the Police, and the az
saanr ran of. Farrell was conveyed to the Hosp.
al and the accused sIb.eqnently 9rre ''ed aod
committed await the result OF the i1Juries iLe'ed
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iAdyeItI.sInent.t

lAdyeni'ement1
Young men can learn their true pursuit, and
parents how to train their children to b. useful and happy BY
stpiea0lopeu EsawnAsisD " fswlW Y w. Wv k'ewpy.
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1EW.JEEsEy ITEMS.

For rnr STAT oF Waffle I'D Maiue hegi;
ment and li,h New-liam pshire Regiment p'sses
through Jersey Guy for Washington on Sunday.
The, were fine, robust boxing men, IDLY equal "
those that lave preceded them. The officers OF tbe
Iilh New. Hampshire Volunteers are a. follows:
col,,l Reb,r. Wilson; Lieut.. .Cooncl. Tlsston A.
Rskrt. Naor samuel 4. Duncan; AdjIsnt. Alex Gasdi'
nrr ousrfsr.rsstoI, Nm. a. heard, Surgeon, Win. II
Tha,s,. distant Surgeons, Marshall Perkins and 4
W,.k.t Chaplain. Elhl T. Rowe Sergeant Mayor, Wn'
II. bryant. Qufounasier Sergeant hi.son D. howe ht
p,tal s,c.aIi, 600. Richardson. -,
comp,ry A., SPAIN Frank l. Barker. Leu,sasn (hAs
T. Hall sud Norman Hove. - .
Coripany B-Csptsin. John j. Johnson, Lieutenant' n
n dan aud &. T.. hohrook -
Company C--Catain. Amos ID. Combsi LieGienah'S 10
Berry aIlC. ID. Wright
Company D-Cap,am, c. w. Hodgdoni lientsnSi' o's''
Fellow. nd John n. Blown ~,
Company E-tsptsin b. NJ. Rhodcsi lieu'ehsh'r Wa
Coblri,h snA john B.. Wills. o..
Company f-CsPlaip I. A. Ripley tieasenant' stephen
Phc ~ Win. 4 Fo-sste. Cd.
Company 0-Captain Scion A. Carter Lietonsh'S 'h1-os
r. Nrn.trI aud :. l.. Bailey. -,
Company li-Csptain. VIM. H. bunieni Lieaehshs AVels
n. saw, ~ aud " ntel Saigeut. =, ,
COMPANY l-CapiAu, ). NJ Busoeei Lieutehsh' s'' A.
Chandler aid Dad ey ! Pilshuy. ,.. n
Company k-Capsain, D. H. MaFs1on; Lieu'1nah'' go
SBsl. and .og,ton y. Webster.
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LAW ESTEsLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-Cu,~puE.-Oc4. p -IefoIc Justice
lNeHAHsT
TmE BROADWAY RAILROAD IEJrNcTios.
TIE Mayor. &C., ngt. j I'm Kerr ct al.--Iudge In
gfat proceed o. oder o. 4vci delay in the hearing Of
th, case h,i 20 - sst 20 Juss Focssm who would hear
too afglulrni o. morrow.
~ hro1,on fr The Corporation obiro,-d 10 its being
hsud before any Judge 10 id ult belong TO t. District
Jude lngraau sa!i he Npad he, H. then but . oud
have ~ itts be- regular order o. tie calendar.
DIcIEfOSs.
Hoffman ar Van Naturalization granted to
open dca payment u c0is of term Asd Of motion before
18th Oelo8c Inst JudHsAs aud o1scgton to stand
curly
Jyl,i at Tylrr.-1cmorands Tor counsel
Before Iustic, IEcKHAI
Clemsnce B,seT az. J0hn BascfMoIon t. set q, lie
the udsm.ut denied upoB the psnila's bling stipulation
within euty days after service 81 m order. elcs.ins de-
fuisi foa tito adJulsed a.siD.i him. and ol all
claisl for slinony.
judge sHiFsss.
THE CAIFEpsR.
There wa- nothing ready for tun tli- morning,
and The jury 1ischitrd til tomorrow Tic Judge
TIE cav, Cacaiu would not be tlswcck
SUPERIOR IRT-SrEcAL TUs.-Oc4. x0.-BcioFc
Justice HnnksTroS.
DLCisioas.
Chas Tlonen act. Samuel Jeweti.--Order graz tod.
Abraham oucwangeT syt. the bocirty AnsiI Blchurn
Undertaking a. Injunction approved.
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The Rev. Samuel LoDsfetow nrpsrlv nsso, n
New Chapel, BIooklyD which Re left two or tb,e.
years since, on sosnt Of ilthealtb to travel in En-.
rope, re'urSed within the pee, fortnight and on Sun
Jay preached an eloquent .ee.mon to hs former con,
gregation tie alluded the clo.e friendship which
has el;Says existed between the congregation and
himself aud congratulated them upon tho choice Of
lie successor (tbe Rev. Mr.. Staplesl who III he
might be permitted TO lay III wasa maa after HE
own heart.' He referred to the growth Of liberal
Christianity ia France and Germany, AID gave soma
interesting statistics in relation to thc ohurches
there. He then dwell. ~ considerable length upon
the state OF country, referring to the time Of tis
Ieayng, when all were ut peace, contrasting 1t with
Tie present position of thiog., and finding great
cHuae oil congfanstion In the great lrogress that
had been made IN the mind OF the public IN the cause
OF universal liberty. He said he never expected TO
1--we long enough to zee the tour millions Of slaves
free, as he hoped 10 it very soon and showed
how, in the working of Gods laws, all this had
Jeeu brought about, not by the Aboliionists so
much rs by the madness OF the Shareholders, and
substaniiated tins position by reference TO the
everts OF the Rebellion. lie reisrrei to the hang.
ing OF John Brown, near the banks Of the Potomac,
lust before he left the country, aud TO the TACT that
80 many Of the battles aud scenes Of the war wero
located a. Harpers + Try, Cha,es,cwn, &c., re-
peated again at iiarper's Ferry, ~ ough God had
ordered all this to occur The scene vi Browns
exploits Truly, Browns "body is Wondering in
the ground, but his spVn is marching On. And, be
MD. the Union aru,y seemed almost 10th to leave
these sceues He said much yet remained to be
done, especially that even Low an attempt was
making 10 rsly great psry to interfere with tbs
operation of the Government, whose motto was
compromise again with ihe,e Rebels The sermon
was very eloquent, and listened TO with marked
attention by iull conyrega ion. We noticed among
the congregation che Rev. John PlerpoDt, now rs
years old looking in fine health and spirits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

BsooELYy COMMON CoUXcIL-rHE DRAFT
$4,000 APPRoPRrArED FOR BoUNrIEs-IHk
REslGSArloS OF ALDERMAN WOOD, ~c'-ihe
Rrooklyn Board Of Aldermen held REGULAR meeting
/ at piah, Alderman Strong in the chair. Barely
quorum was sent and very little routine bosnees
Nas transacted. 80
AID. Wallace presented the resiguation of Col.
Alfred NJ. Wood a. Alderman of the FIRST Ward,
which was accepted, and tie following resolutions,
BY AID. Fisher, were unanimously adopted:
Rooirf. Ih,t Ibis Board 4, bsr-by tender to Allied W.
and courtesy which have rafssd his official ine'eou WITH
the Board a. its P.es,d,,t
F,i-st That th. Boa-d recognize and appreciate the
honor IA late P.c.il~n' he's couisusi this Board by
m patriotic and ssorhces sd that their hes wishes
NJ. nj GLOW him la hi. p-w sphere % .b.r .
Ald. Wallace submiied the following preamble
and resola.obs ia relation TO the enlistment OF vol'
ugtsels:
Svr, Der reNt a. t.is al quota 81
troor o. ersd ~ the PTesJelt and vAesa the city 10
ma ,ho, t0oa h5ussnd niue months men,
vol e. is extremely desirable to make up 0y volansss'si
s,rs That a.. Msyor Controller ard Tre,.ur.r sr.
he ,by authorized borrow. tbs credit Of the city,
e pOg oI much tierrof may be nec-sssryl for tie
3 gas sc SeSy .o 10 a n. o e.9ci Of e uds
.ines, ssselor. besus interest 20 be paid when money
Eiri That the Bosra of Contract. be authorized psY
r he Iuls thus created N. u 100 20 etcn brook
an io .bsll .1., as pyaie and be mustered into the
er- Of the Urs safes On OF b.loss tie loh o. Noy.n-
next say regiment osufed under authority CT the
state Of New.Ycrk.
Aiu. W hhaDri III r"ll ~ VIC 'e'"i'''S -
that the county nov gave bounty OF so, ard ina.
the Wards would raise sufficient 70 insure 10 each
recruit ;ie of 500, II tie sum asked for .roul
tho city would now be Puated.
All. Murphy moved amendment tina: the snn
10 be aplr0pf.sed Tor boun,es be fixed ut $1,000,
which was 4 ceptsd and the original resolutions, ~
amended were adopted oy tea Yeas TO ons Nay
Ala. Strong.
Subsequently Ali. Keihl moved that non. commits
stoned officers be paid the bountes as pTyaies,
which was carried.
The railroad question was 20 have been brought
up, but tie Board, bang LEFT without quorum, adj
journcd.
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CAPTURE on tONflDFNcE WoNAN.--i e,terday.
afternoon Sarah rhrlp, taken before Justice Connolly
chaged With decoyhs Sire. Warner fgoui her home In
oswrgo County, to tl- city and then robbns her lCO
worth u property IL tppel.s that Mr.. Wluor resident
OF tulto1, os~ County intended TO TO Europe her
hnand 10 tho tai she became acquainted wuh Sarah
Ifrips no induced her Now ADD lAo pas.
nago d. would gso be convenient io4 he's h4sbsud who
could draw bis bounty moley here thai tue necessary PRE-
pafaurls made ahd Mrs Warner sud Salsh Plolps
led Tor this cy Together that Aby sarah Pholp. 80,
possession the check. Tor Mrs. WMAes bagrsgo tia.
upon Teschnr her-l oA they vent the Grad House
togttef whcto sarah flop. le Mira W. wsn her way
TO procure Tho baggage ioI her benefit Ms Warner
ot whoul clothing what she Lud her pet.on
and only lew dohaf IN her pocset Ucrr Masou Of the
Twenty slxth Precinct took charge OF the case after
long sni dnous soafrh tuccrcod in finding Phelps
who had been Nftir. notcs TO friends IN Fulton under The
name OF Rose henn-ssy. The prisoner Committed In
delault OF $500 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

"UP AND Arm " Song for the Nation; the
words by young lady Of this City, has been pub
lished by VIM. Hall Il Son, No. 53 broadway II
isnot merely patriotic but spirited and srring-much
better than the average of songs that have achieved
popularity. We commend it TO those who love
music and their country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

EuyErlL or CAPT. HUGHEs.-Tbe funeral q
Can, Iares H. Hughes OF Company h, Flat ~ J. NYat
t,r, Who died in camp Virginia a0out week since 9ok
pace At 70 Plus NJ r. Church IA Jersey Cay on suiyY
n.rnnon IL was attended by tie Inlepeudeneh Olds
Cont, Uusrd the Mayor and Common Cou.ei III
Arg. ooncourse OF PEOPLE. The services were eoh'Ss
lie Rev T. H. Brysn aud the Rev II. Van Hofae' Aps~
nen, were in,ssIsa In the Jersey City Cemetery'
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Cu,ncyp WITH KipyApPISa.-A young wsesa
named N.,v Ann smith WIS sIres,ed ysaerdAY sss.%
cry on suspicon Of attempting 70 ktdssp nss ~
a 10, II RaN1eaASWsg& H1N "a looe2S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL speeisl meeting OF
the Chamber Of Commerce will be held to-day, st
| O'Clock, to consider what action, II any, fhal be
taken by the Chamber in consequence OF the burn
ioQ at sea by the steamer Alabama Of the ship
Brilliant and other yefsels.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-Oot so.-B,fore
judge sHiFsss.

There was nothing ready for tunl this morning,
md The jury disthltrd tn Tomorrow The Judge
cod the Clv Caead would not BE- ttawecA
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THr TAX oS CARRIAGrs-The following note 10
Mos-rs. Brows,cr Il Co., relative to the tax Oh car
riagcs will be Interesting 10 the trade:
TREAsrHr DA9AKrNKNg, OyricR OF INTERNAL REvsNrs
M,sHIN1ToN. Oct H.. o.
CrSTLgsgN In answer 10 yours Of the 18Th Inst rsply
that pay the tho iul value Of your CARRIAGE.
though materials used tn their construction articles
upon which duty las been previously paid Repas to Old
carriage. 81 not subject TO Stsr
Very respectfully yours.
OEOBGE y BOUTWELL,. Com,ni.ioneE.
To Mes. BrxwsrHR Co.. II Broome street New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

PErsESrArios.-The corps Of examiners and
copysts engaged in the Enrolling Office, at tho con-
clusion of their labors presented Gen. Anthem with
set of complimentary resolutions, handsomely en-
crossed for the kindness they had received at his
hau1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

THr PRoPosED SrcoND H.wKIss ZouAvrs.--In
reply to an application from bis honor Mayor OPP
dyke the Rev. T.W. Conway, Dexter A. HAWKING,
esq., and others, in favor Of raising ID Regiment
Hawkins Zonaves, tie Aoju!ani-Geueral replies:
Tbs, since there are only 10000 troops TO be
raiscd in this State, which force s needed I'll up
the old regiments in the field j, lie no; desc ncd TO
organize any new ones."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

At meeting OF the friends of the Administration
in South Orange Saturday, Oct. IL, the following
resolutions were passed and ordered to be pub
shed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-21

REyrSur ST,srs. The following note from
Mr. Commissioner Boutwell,, in relation 70 Revenue
Stamps viii be read with interest by the business
community:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-06-14

, n uAwLry T.. r. WELLS.
uANLEY ~ WELLS.
TTORNEYS AT LAW, Rock Island, Ill.
\ Office in Bailey and Boylc's Block.