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Seven Bridge Burners to be Shot.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-29

INTERESTING PROM MISSOURI.
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NEw-YO,K DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY. DECEMBER s. 1862

by decrtion, and ~ h. subsct ta by General Court
Martial l.. THOMAS AdjutantGen., u ~ A.
In the care Of John Marley, drafted soldier
which was brought TO the attention OF Judge Pear
son, 81 harrisburg Pa. some time ago, on wrlt OF
babe r eorias, the Judge has recently rendered an
il .pos,ant decision. Markley was drafted IN the
Gown of iIempfeld Lancaster County, but was not
one Of the ~ he quota OF the town hrst drawh' Out
VI as in the over-draft.
az the 10 first drawn, were excused on account
of being conscientiousy scrupulous about bearing
arms, | as being under age, for physical disabili-
ty, and Justice of the Peace. None of these
bad appeared before the Commissioner until drafted,
with the exception Of the Justice, whose claim was
dsalowed by the Commissioner, but was afterward
allowed BY an order from the Department
The quota of Ucmpfeld under the over-draft was
CT. Markley's name was the 63d drawn under that
draft.
Judge Pearson says:
The army order which La. all the force Of act OF Con-
grs directs the Commissioner TO Ito be drawn from
Tie wheel number Of ballots equal to the number oil drafted
liked by the Governor to be drawn the proper quota
ior that municipality Ih' vas done anu we
TO draw until 10 ballots taken from the wheel ,
TO The conclusion that the overdrs vodthat there
authority IN the Commissoner to make It, His power
ceased the moment be hsd draw" " nhVts rom ,ie "cp'
oil taken out siewsrd csnuot be Ne.ed az draw
ing under the law but In volston OF its directions
and Matkey must be considered as one not drawn
but he stands In the situation Of person forced into tue ser
without being drafted The jurisdiction Of the Commits
soner ceased he drew the number prescribed and an
act done without jurisdiction is clearly void and mut be 80
declared habess corpus Dal lJ3 ,
such the opinion also OF Lord Mansfield where the
drafting Comus.ioner exceeded his jurisdiction In the case
already cited from Bnuows oJ1 Nor does this come IN
conflict but IL is In precise conformity TO what said
by Marshall Ia the Of t. Wakins Peters
2J2-3; and also in Bollman 4 swa'woups case
After thorough discussion of the question, the
Judge ordered that John Marley be discharged
from the control and custody Of Col. Eberbard
Berer, and that he be relieved from the service Of
the United States.
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Tho Cc.c of Gen. Cur,i-.
or5suce ef The y. Y. Tribune.


ST. LOGS, Nov. y, 1862.
Perhaps undertake & Qu.Aodo task IN writing {
letter in defense Of a Major.Geneal Commanding;
get Thick that o1e who Las leisure cannot employ
il better than in standing up for brave man Who
has 40 tine to stand Up, IN pint, for himself
You in New-York, who hear that there are seri-
charges again,t Gen. Curtis; that he 10 accused
Of having abused Lie Official position 10 Helena 20
speculate in cotton, and al that that Gen. I,s ana
Secret Agent Tha, lave preferred complaints
charges, .peciicalions against him; may iasAly re4
son that where there 10 60 much smoke there Iaust
De some ars.
Y9a would reason ihna, because you live in the
Pdsclse, IOgical East III you knew the South
western Temperament and conditions You would
mud that out bere lie is too large .or the deglu-
uuoo 0. somebody aud no public man eAists against
whom you cannot rake up dirty scandal enough 70
make for him frSt-class pile Of monumental mud.
Now. tho facts 10 regard TO Gen. Curtis ~ far IN
j San ASCERTAIN Iaep, Ms tbsss:
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The WoMEY's LIBRARY.-This Institution a.
just entered upon the second year of its successful
operation. 1, has proved great convenience and
advantage to lady students, writers, teachers and
others who have need Of books, but who cannot
provide libraries of their own. II is also patrond
by a largo number of ladies Of the wealthy clas,
who prefer its quiet and repose to the larger and
more public Libraries frequeuted by the other SEX
All the new books Of any merit may be- found on a
shelves. Books in the French, German, and Spanish
languages, encyclopedias, books Of reference biz.
tories, memoirs, and all the lighter works Of taste
are furnished at subscription lee Of one dollar year.
The library is on the second floor Of the University
Building, University place, opposite the Washington
Parade Ground
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Mr.. MASON JONES AT THE ACADEMY OF Music
The Academy was crowded last evening to ito fus,,
capacity to listen to an Grafton on the subject d
" Dean Swift" Mr.. Jones had already succeeded in
attracting large audiences but large thsa
which listened to his recital last night Of the ever.
interesting story Of him who founded Lilliput who
created GaIliver, who built Brobdgnsg, whose love
stories Of Stella and Vanessa are forever entwinsd.
with English literature, and who at length found
n sad home in lunaiic asylum. Mr.. Mason
Jones treated his subject with unusual ability, enter.
tanning the large audience for two hours without any
reference to notes. and without any hitch or pause
Tie p;lause was frequent. The GRAFTON will be re-.
peated at the Brooklyn Academy this evening.
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cpcne Of slavedrivers and cotton-steaers, whose
desires he thwarted and whose operations he dis
turbed at Helena, and a knot Of narrow minded
officers in the regular service, whose professional
apathy and negl Cence he has retuked, have unite
10 Witty him by private dctraction and public sccul
sAon. To accuse bun of speculating in cottoa was'
tle most convenient form of attack Some Gener.
als, aOme Colonies, some Captains, have specuated
m cotton; The public mind was excited by the
aouse; to include Gen. Curtis in the list Of offenders
was the simplest sort Of revenge, the most dicait
to be parried.
Yet he has not specaiar6a In cotton, though hs
might have done 50 TO great recuniary advantage
10 not know that any body would have becI
greatly injured If lie had made something ont OF h
, tugncious Rebels Thoai he conquered; do not lie
leve tnat posteu.y would lave been greatly dis
gusted by such An incident in bis history; bu' b
! thai as 1t may, the facts remain that he did no
speculate In cotton, that he did not make half mil
hon or any ether sum by an abuse OF his tscal Posi
ton; and 9. 1t the only inheritance he is likely
leave his children will DO the good name which
thus croliy sssaiied
ANY soldier who has served under Gen. Curti
will tell yea that he is plain, frank, kind man
whose Contempt for danger and hardship are nd
nrabe, No amount of work can dishearten him
i if need re he sleep in the mud and ride in tn
storm. Ii any man, solGier or citizen, should cSl
q on bin to-day. he would find him spending Thanks
giving ut desk In biz hesdq uarters with tele
graphic instrument ticking 1t hisright hand and brs
with the affairs OF his vast Department. Any rropc
! question would be cautiously answered any lii
/ n por;ant matter OF bueuess would be rapidly al
! efficiently dispatched.
| During the Mexican war, while Curtis was Adjr
taut General Of Ohio, little German paper III Cir
cinna, published forged orders, purportiDg to en-
nate from him, promising SIS month to private
who would enlist. Tie object of course, was 10 %
cite hot bed enlistment among the Germans. Gu
! tbs immediately wrote polite note 10 the editor
stating that the orders were 1orgeries; In reply
which he excited editor published some eigbtee
afhdavs, TO the effect that the orders were genuine
Yet this avalanche OF perjury did not quite ove
wlelm the General.
| 40 not think The scandal of the present day wi
1 entirely annlhilate him.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES mARsHaus oFFlcE-prcrvsrs

UNITED STATES MARsHALis OFFlCE-DScEyBEa
Az ANCIENT coNTKABAED TO BIZ CARED FOR.
4 contrlband, aged 90 years, named John A:
Hiyhsras. was captured Fernardina, Flords several
months since aud brought 10 this city, whsIe he nn
esred in the Hon.e OF Detention in III health III INC
pres Mt tine. lie formerly the property OIL heoe,
Colonel who told him Tat TIE Yankees were couius Aa9
yor'l kii him. and urcs1 him away but he sno~e1
better than d,. and di. Yankee woud come io h $40
an The other way. Tie j. now c1nvaescerL io'uy sns
Alaf bal Ell iustructiCrA IN reply 10 an inquiry
Inv h 10 the VA Department 20 psce the consIa1and IN
the service respectable person. who "0a'a 'AA'
pion,r care % him.
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SUPREME COURT-CiRcrir.-psc.s'
NOTICE TO THE BAR.

A NOW Surreme Court Circuit Calendar VIII W
ma .e up .,r January Tern. i'o. ,, - ~ ,..,.fer.
.. n thc p..scnt fcuit 'i.end4r VII not pf
49, . ts,, srudaf unless notice thsi the ssne sir 10y
. 81 b tcd with the C.ek Of tnis ,oah Oh 81 oe''i'
.irdty Dec 20 - a. .,,se On
De- .sut Carnl- the ite o. the cause ana the h"De "
~ r. I. lli2. NJ 4 EOSslrER, CleFk.
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six persons had been admitted during the year nal

six persons had been admitted during the year mai
ing the total number Of those at present under n
charge of the Association 49, many as their nes
would enable them to accommodate. Du,;,,
the year they had paid ont $2O,392 AZ. The Re-,
DIR. Anderson delivered an address in which he -.
forth the excellences Of such an institution and n.
duty Of the benevolent to it properly suppor.A
The Rev. DR.. Sommers pronounced the bsnedict;o,
and the meeting adjourned. The following are (.
officers Of the institution:
First Direc'ress Mrs Anne Innes Second Dir.ctr.., No.
A. Giet.; Treasurer Mrs. A. H. Anderson Secrstsry NJ
w. NJ vermiye; Register, Mrs. s. NJ Beckley; MI Van
Antwerp.
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Adit.-Ccn. Inomas oil Tie Us. A., stationed Cd
Harrisburg, Pa, has isslcd Tie following oder cola.
ccrn.4g All draitc. men:
uAIu.r.Ig, pa nov. g. l.a1
SqrCiAL CHDrn.-l. Al DIaltcd men via. have De-. io
-. comps ~ TclatXtnua Mil iuIl.a'ry e., .s
Thor zine iuonns service VIII oa no date o.,
lheir report Tor duty.
1 DRAFTED men rnd their substitutes WHO have le tie
camp rendezvous without authority afs dssens n AZ.
peLsnaed, they MI Required " sAs good Tue u.e Ios.
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SUPREME COURT-CHlvHEa.-DE 4-Bsi''e JD'a''
LkoSARn.

{ ! q y ,.
Alexander I. Stewart ggi. John W. Lassohs-
Moiiou granted with RIO costs
Before Justice Hoyr.
Hatch ag,. W. w. Coilncr-Moiion gr"h'eu i0i
second Ffifi, , Mil, ssriss
join Bo.sts Jeremiah o Decentralization granted VIII
ont co.ta - ,,r Il, - Sarah C.
joan g. Bor,t sgt Thos IL 0Donnell ct a. Sa,s' "
bsf-L t.. at Clara NJ n gan e. al-Mou'hs y
Tire safe a.. Luxa a. hogan e. A.-h0''" ~
srfrtsd M. c,.v.rt - Motion
American Expre'. Company ssi Th0''
riuuted l0l thlsa rriday
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The CHARIrABLE ISsrITurIoss.-The Old La
dies Home, In Washington avenue, near De kalo,
was well attended yesterday, and good many con.
triJutions we're made oy the visitors. There wa
also numerous attendance NJ the Fair OF the Mount
Prospect Industrial School at The Academy Of Music,
in MIC Of the children proyiaed or by that isu uuon.
fair for the benefit of the Industrial School Asso
citation and Home for Destitute Children will be held
at tho Academy Of Music on Friday and Saturday,
the 5th and 9Th inst, from 3 10 10 O'Clock p. u.
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BRooKLYs Administering CONCERTS.
One will be given on Monday, Dec. 8. a! q
o'clock by all the family rendesing their patriotic
songs, &c, which are so widely known. Teket1
IS cents, children 10 cents
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Thanksgiving Day in Cnnndn-e'o'' u
NnNinnflOn.

NoNrRrAl Thursday, Dec 4 I'O.i
To-day being Thanksgiving Day II VIII ''''
served ms . holiday throughout the Provinces Oh.
The weather bas been very severe mere - ~.
past two days. The thermometer al
morning stood at four degrees above zero'
Navigation is closed. a.s o, WI
The last river steamer leaves bere to-day iof VIZ
IA ma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05

ASNWEGsanr.-ic,terlay tine Fiji.oth AnniSor-
iary OF lhe Areociaon lor Vic Relief Of respectable
aged and INDECENT females was held at thsir building
in EaftIwcntieth street, near Second Avenue There
wAs an excellent attendance of the benevolent ladies
VI Vie eity. From tue report read II appeared Iha!
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Mr. Mason Jones wil THE
evening, deliver his second Grafton at the Brooklyn
Academy of Music. The subject Of discourse will BE-
{" Dean Swift and his Critics"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05

SPECIAL ELECTION II THE FIFTH WARD.-A
special election for Alderman Of the Fifth Ward,
BROOKLYN. TO FIJI vacancy caused by the resigna-
tioa OF James Lynch, elected Auditor, will take
place IN Monday next, the 9Th inst. There are four
candidates in the field for the position. Ex-Alder'
men Wm Marin ana Thomas Ennis oder them
selves foF he support Of the Democrats, and Gsrres
l.. Brs.isted and VIM. III. Hallock are tue keP1oh-
can candidates.
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cripiion Of rnerchfndiss Tie retailers have slmpe
way oil couginc The pnblic-ihey tell tlsm maj the
rse IL shc premium Of gold il TIE cause OF inc aa.
vo~ e, aud hey carry out tier rule D! soans wv!
: er cent premium on gold. ,..,;s,, Tho
The Government Ii resl onsblc for flooding 'ns
coun,ry with worthless slinplasters, by reason OF
l,s neglect TO provide a proper amount oi posing
currency for the wants OF the community
We were yisiie1 yesterday bya 'ght snow stor "A,
hu "a the air IL very cold and piercing the icaiNery
AXES have been packed on the ground GARD hi
ks and The sun refuses TO melt them 60 watery
Troore from the Northwest are stil arriving
and receiving their equipments and outfits here be
. lore they START further down TIE river.
The defense in the Mckins.ry srial has just beer
, oomnenced. II IS expected Gen. Fremont will b'
here tomorrow.
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The MOUNT PROSPECT EDUsrRrAL ScHooL.-A
fair aud festival in aid OF tho Mount Prospect Industrial School
was commenced the Academy OF Music on Monday bona
years the benevolent ladies' Of the neshoofhood OF
OlaLd an4 Atlantic where the institution IS located
conceived plan improve the condition OF the poor c
dfen Of vicinity by esAb .hins school, and 40 a. 10
and FURNISHED each with clothing The school
opened In stable bat Is he'd In nne buldnG
erected Of $500 and all paid .or ne school hu
supported by the Residents # the neihbohooi
and tais IL the ars e that appeal msde in pubic
way There is also connected wh the institution Bile.
c-s. for the parents Of the cLclen attending school, 10
WI 80 some - or 80 sdllis belong.
The males formed themselves into band
her esAt members have during the past year
made progress Ia the musical art The band was
pfrseus evening sid played lumber OF 1ne airs The
nu children in The school l. about 100 al well cared
tor good prospect tnst under tho influence o the
ladies having hem Ia charge they vii become good mempen
society number Of useful aud tancy article. are on
exhibition a, tie FAIR ard nom appearances last evenings
be realized before .he close TINS even
Ing The officers Mrs ) h. jenkins, fust DiiectIe"
Mls "a. H. ti-ss.ngrr Second DrecEtssi Mrs j. w CsnP
secrrtars Mrs A. smlthe. Corresponding Secretary An
NJ A. " slcb. Treasurer; and thirty Managers.
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In- Fam A. TIE Coorfn ISsruurr-Tb
Fair 40 behalf OF ia, luattuiion Tor the Children o
Disabled or Deceased Soldiers, Al the Cooper Ilsl-
n,c, is ueiny We'll attended every lay and evening.
lic friends OF our patriotic soldiers now suffering
io. tic cause Of tie Union AMI Of tic famil.es Of
nose who nave died IN dsfoDeo Oh their country.
.Aou.I Vatronizc this lair.
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LEcrrEf CrOs ELocUrioN.-Dr. II. Il. Br.cs
q 10 cGge at Clintonlial tonight, upon olocuton,
and its uso in promoting the growth Of pbysical,
moral, aRd intellectual llcullie.
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