The sun., 1862-05-14
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.


| WELL EXECUTED counterfeit 60 notes on the
Hartford Bank c., are in circulation.
AID ron TRoY.-The Chamber Of Commerce
holds meeting today to devise measures for relief
to the Troy sufferers.
| To RELIEVE THE STARVING CITIZENS of New
Orleans, Government has ordered the Ocean Queen
to b' sent down with corninssary stores.
| Il. +. CuRisrY WAS REPORTED by his wife, at
II o'clock last night to be better and hopes are en-
| tertsinod Of his recovery.
The srH REGIMENT, N. Y. S. NJ, proceed
to staten Island today for field duty, aud AL exh-
ton drill ut PM
| 1hE LAWYERS complain Of dull times. Out
of tho 5000 lawyers In this city II is said tia, no,
over fifty are making more than living.
| THE ALLEGED MURDERER OF FrrpyrR
known as Raditzky, is expected today in charge OF
New Jersey Official who was sent to 81. LOUIS
with requisiton from Governor Newell.
| ARRIVAL OF DISABLED SOLDIERS. - The
hospital ship, Daniel Webster, arrived here is.<
| evening from Yorktown, with about 225 WOUNDED
| anl sick soldiers, the names Of whom have already
been mootly published in the sun.
| Miss A>NA kEEIS, a young German actrcs.
of decided talent appears 1t the stadt Theatre to-
Night for tho last time, prior To her departure for
Europe, in the character OF "Mary Anna wife
| rom the people"
\ SrARRINo ExuuBIrIos was given las,
evening nt Montgomery Hall, No. ~ Prince st. for
the benefit Of BIZ" Donnolly, In which Ftze, Of
Providence" Henry Wrinkle, VIM Clark. Young
| Elliott" and many other noted pugists took ~
prominent part.
THE DESTITUTE WIVES OF the Volunteer.
again assembled at the Mayors Ofce yesterday
morning /, the number Of about one hundred
The Mayor could do nothing for their relief, and,
becoming imporunate, they were excluded from
the building.
| ACTIVE PREPARATIONS ron TRADE with
N,w orleans, are tc.ns made hy the merchants Of
the city. Lnrsc shipments Of provisions and as,oit.
ol circo's have been prepared, aud the proclnrna.
ton o.. the President, opening ue port, will speed
numerous vessels on their way.
Al LN,ElLENI STORY which has NJ pcarcd in
| Inr sUS, under tie tlt'c Of "Mdahatian W1ter'
was WIT, II tn the : NrA, TINS ly j. H. Bacon.
-, better known 40 john Tripod, Antiquarian"
anl was fl't published "a G. at newspaper. IL has
teen credited to another source.
InE ANNUAL MEEtlNG o. the Mercantile
Liirnry Association WAS held la, evening at Clln-
tn lIL. Tho annual r,p'rt was read, and ,x.
hilis the nourishing condition q the Association
some sharp debate followed tie reading of Tie re-
po.,, IN respect to tie ppm.lt donation Of $4,000
which las been lost TO th, society by the n,yl.,, az
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election of ofi,,ls was ordered for tie ?otb inst
REcErrIoS oP PAEsoS BRowNLow.-
renowned pamon BTownow arrived here yestcrday
ON his way from phsdclphia he suffered n ,,t,n
A.. ,,,,,.,o -, ho,,rs ,,, ,h. ,...t t,,.
w. w. '''i'N y ' 's """" "
freight tram ON which he was passenger. At
South Amboy he WAS met by dcputaton from the
New YORK Young Mems Republican Union, con.
sstiuc Of Mcssrs, O. B Lincoln, Pnstnast,r mo
prooklyn. Ccphas Braineri. &. r. Rogers Il "
nlla,d and r. l. Tboru.ll. who went down or tho
s,oo,,.r plcl arl stockton for tho purnose TL,
p.rs,,,s AN and daughter. Nisses Dner and p.,.r
son, Mr. Chids the publisher of lis new book o,
prison experience, and Mr.. q. A. Townsend, Of the
philad,lphia Prrss, accompanied him. Tho party
having gone on board the Richard stockton, Mr.. G
Draiuerd In behalf Of the dcputation, Of which be
formed "A member, and the Republican Union, I'D
dressed Parson Brownow in appropriate terms Of
welcome and comInendstion. 10 these remarks
Parson Brownlow replied, denying that any credit
was due to him for having done his duty, predict
ing that on the ih July next we shall celebrate TIE
return Of peace to this distracted country, and
Guiding with tie following episode VI LIS ex-
percnce: