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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-21
gROA 3lE ARMY on YHE POTOMAC
The Rebels RecOzlOiier TO WaueliOn'
They are DriveA Back by Gen. Pleasanton'
Sxetel Tickets on the Bank OF the
Rappahannock.

WAsHISGToS Thursday. Nov. 20. 1852.
Attenuation from the army Of the Potomac to-day
T. % TIE eject that the Rebel cavalry recently sp-
,.o..kcd Warrenton to reconnoiter, but Gen. Pleas
.,on, with bis cavalry gave them severe check
that place.
t,eounts from Falmouth dated to-day state that
ring yesterday afternoon the enemy's piekels
~ere scattered along tue bank Of the RappahannoeS
.Ed converted freely with our men, but no hriue
took place. Only one small camp of The enemy wa'
visible last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

these resolutions has been postponed for tho present.
and tho report has been ordered printed.
Virgil Mcknight President of the Bank Of Ken.
lucky, applies by letter to Gen. Beaursgsrd to ~
store the sum of si4,93s 80 cash taken from The
Branch Bank at Columbus, on tho Both Of Decemt>r
last, by order Of the Right Rev. Maj ..Gsn. Poll.
The funda together with the books and notes. wsrs
removed from Columbus to Memphis on tho 10th Of
January. Applications for their restoration were
made to Gov. johnson provisional Governor Of
Kentucky, and promises given in profusion, which.
thus far fail OF fulfllpent.
The President of the bank now applies, through
Gen. Halleck to Gen. Beauregard, for the rendition
Of the stolen money and effects. In lieu of the
funds, the bank holds receipt for the same signed
Nv. B. Richmond, C. 8. A., Aid-de-Camp Of Gen.
Polk, which receipt appears at present to posssss
commercial value. good time the President Of
that bank will have getting back bis money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
THE COURTS DURING VACATION

The following shows the time the various Courts
will be In session during the Summer vacation:
SUPREME CouRr-GzsREAL TERn-Mondsy, July Z. a
II o'clock, ~.
SUPERIOR CoURr-CgsERAL TERH.-Thurstsy. July 81.
Justice Ronetso and White Tuesday SeptemberS JgscS
Moncgief and Barbour Saturday October iAu tn. Ju cs
SUPERIOR COuET-CaAkBBss.-Justic- Mcneil. from Mon
day. June 80 To-sdsy July Is inclusive Justice Robert
from "Wednesday July 49, TO rhnrsdsy, July 81 incu
awe Justice Wbe, from Friday. August TO Saturday,
August IS Inclusive Justice Moncief from Monday August
~ 20 Tue.day September inclusive Justice Barbour from
spem Der to Th1rsdsy, September H. inclu
Chief Justice Bosworth from Friday september ~ 70
October T. Inclusive. On and after Nopeay June ~ the
Chamber will be held III 10 H. Brown stone budng
The Court will be opened At 10 O'clock, q.
u. s. CIRCUIT CouET.-Mondsy, September Is.
y. T. District CoURTJudEe ohipmsn will preside at NE
July Term this Court and will cell the Admiralty Calendar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

BROOKLYs CITY MoRTALiTY.--The total number
Of deaths this city last weet a. Of which dod OF
sumption OF inlmustioD Of the lungs. odsbity convul
slons and nsgAsmus EACH congestion Of the BRAIN
susy dphhors whoopng cough bronehit.3 each cancer
disease Of the heart, Inflammation Of tho bowels, typhoid
fever coup. meases disease of kidneys, each paralysis
cholera nfsltun. tuberculosis hydroce phaus email poX
bi ious FOYER old ago dtwned inflammation of tho thf,a
and dy'eney, each under yssr VI sss q males a
females. a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

If the kind managers Of the hospital. When the
children visited the suere-ssw some OIL the 'erri,
HE realities of war, and received the thanks OF
tbose noble soma of the Union-they exclaimed win
fearful eyes, truly ait ia more blessed to give tD"D
In recpiye'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

Dr.yr STREET NJ T.. CHURcH.-The siXty'hit
anniversary meeting OF this Church was heio yeser
day with appropriate ceremonies. Bishop Jones
conducted the morning services. In the afternoon
the history of the church WAS given by the Rev. d.
b. wakely, and social reunion took place. Ad'
dresses were made by several old members, and
collection, amounting TO $500, was taken up. In the
evening remarks were made by the ex'pastors OF the
church. A collation. was rerved in the basement ior
all wishing to remain during the day. The cOngre'
cations were large and the interest satisfactory ms
church is the only of the denomination built III
the eighteenth century still standing the corner
stone having been laid by the Rev. George Roberts
in 1897. In consequence Of the removal OF great
part of the congregation up town the society is no
longer q self-supporting on7.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

P1YsorrU CHURoB SUNDAY -ScHOoL.-The final
meetnI of Plymouth Church SuDdsy-School took
place in the old building Middsgh street yesier-
day afternoon, and attended by the scholars and
many Of the friends Of the cause. The old building.
which Is attached TO Plymouth Church, will be torn
down this day. and new one of suttcieu. capacity
erected, which will be ready for occupation in TIE
Fall. TIE exercises were commenced a 3 o'clock
BY the singing Of a hymn. Mr.. Bell, the present
SUPERINTENDENT introduced the former Superintend.
eut, Mr. Morrell, who stated that on the first Sunday
in January, 1850, be was member OF the Bible
class. and in 1851 WA. elected Superintendent They
then numbered go scholars, but the number began
TO increase, and tie one room they then oee1plea
became 100 small, when they made an enlargement
bv cutting an opening IN tie wall and adding another
room. They then used 10 yards Of carpet'ng; oo'
when the new building was comp leted II woali iAxs
700 ward. to furnish IT, thus in,imaing that more tnAa
treble the space would be necessary to accommodate
all tho children nov attending the school, SeVef~
hymns were sung, and those assembled proeeededt'
the church. where addresses were mateby Mr.. lheo'
dora Ti,op and the Rev Mr. Beecher The new
bpding will be two stories in hight, of brick, and
mon the site of the old structure. The COST VIII 10
about 81 600 sud it is intended to accommodate I"
least 800 children.
CotoR, AT HaLF.Mlsr.-The flags on the c"!
churches generally wee displayed at hali'maS. yes
,eriay in memory of j. H. Perry Of the tsth "es'.
mspt. decoa.ed, who resigned the pastoral cnafge0'
the Pacific street Methodist Church 70 enter tue sS'
vice of his country
MILITARY rUyFRAL.--The remains OF Capt Da'H.'
r. Sullivan OF Company l, Long Island hes'men.'
wero yesterday afternoon consigaea 10 '"e'' 'N'
pc-place in Calvary Cemetery, accompanied
largo copcouras of the militia snd civilians lie u'e"
of wounds received at The battle OF Fair oaHs'
Tur CoyFy Island R,LRosD.-This ROAD Is no"
SO nearly completed that cars will be run rom u''''
Ferry to Coney Island during the present weeA'
Fmr-Ou Saturday at q O'Clock, IRE oroAs y ,ps
:; M psun's kindling wood mandatory! e' ."s
~, -, isv str,>,. caused by the overturiing u
no, Of boiling Tar. Damage irlliug. =,
pot,cY DEALER AREFsrED.-on Salu,uh, - ea
a,s..,t sioat Of tho s5h Precinct sIo 81 Gr.isu
81, ,hop on the corner OF Mchiooen 80 Rsiis Sow.
..veny. AID arrested the psopreoI 40 stsd
@ anon, furd there purchasing policies "e'' '
aud held a. Witnesses ,r rrasfed
Coon Rusf,rss-The police yesterday 81 ro,saIi
m,n and woman who gave their nsne. a. o. tb Catholic
"a M~,',,,,s Zsftonis for begging III iTo.' About -
ana az street aud Montros- srenue. Led v,s
-. f,mrJ l, their possession when t, IN 10 .p,wess
the proceed. 81 day begging iHeJ
sharEe Of NasisncJ' .,.1 Harris engaged
cVs Al Atlantic Dock, was pfosaa.e, I.acs
hrr.t on saturday afternoon. re "a'
No. les Court street, by some "i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

Bsancs represented IN the bands q.
or. by si7 sl5 40 share. of 'tock...... so'ooo
From the above it appears that the net EARNINGS
of the road which have not been divided among the
shareholders, amount 10 1926, l6O "a, being
Az 5.lO0 per share of capital stock. OF this
amount, $285 1903 60 bas been paid for $3looVV
bonds of the company, which have been Cancelled
for sinking fund, and 81 OlO,652 OIL has been paid
on account Of the property now owned BY the cor
poration. As tho necessity which has heretofore
existed for using the Of the company IN pro-
tecting ito interests by the purchase Of an interest
in connecting roads, no longer exists there appears
no reason why the net revenue OF the ROAD should
not hereafter be exclusively devoted to payment OF
regular semi.annual cash dividends.
The Erie earnings in June show larger increase
over last year than did those Of May. IL is now
stated that in consequence Of break in the canal Oh
III, Delaware and Hudson Canal Company that
Company has applied IN RI. Erie Road 10 transport
a large amount of coal to tidewater. Inc Company
has no spare coal equipsge, but can easily provide
il { profitable arrangement with tho Delaware can
be made.
The specie export was very large to-day. beng
A.. ~, 900 by tho Etns, and $I99,Ooo oy the
Bavaria. total Of 1901 900.
Tie following is the export Of specie during the
week:
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SUPERIOR COURT-TKIAL THRx-JUrR 37.-Befo
Jus,icr MosCnIKp


Action TO recover $500 IL with interest, for goods
.od and delivered w l.. Bubbe the ground that do
iendsn, audosoy snd ecei,iuy Represented Haboeh ss
solvent when he knew he nsovent. Defendant put In
genera denial appeared or the trial that HUB
bell the time defendant represented hin TO be solvent wu
owing 200 TO desndnt bede debts to other parties
Of considerable sums which were past due end to s-cors
which mad siyen tho defendant chse mortgages all his
personal property which TACT, defendant In hi. repre-nts
the fe Of such nossssse' or failed to give
truth stat~neat he inside sztenen Whatever IN re-
gard 10 and pecunisy situation when 60 s
piled 10 BY ain III mis- ssen bat Kept bscs then be VI"
sue-he law holding the 'upprs. of the truth sanswsf
able the expression OF ,e0ood Verde, Tor plaintiff ios
o. IT, st.@s, and z B. Merrill for plaintiff j. B. Possty
and David Crawford for defendant.
GEsxsAL TERs-Jrsz 2s-Be,ofe JUSTICES bos"oHrs
BARBOUR and MoSHLL
DECISIONS.
White sgt. Jouden ct al.-Jndgment affirmed.
Opinion BY Mcneil, j.; Barbour j., di'sentny
May Co. as EI:h.ngs ere la'ai'H'e company
Before all ths Jnsticss
Fieden ct s ss L.hens ct sL-Judsment affirmed opin
BsfoTe Ju.,ie., BoswoRrp MosorrEy Rossgrsos, Wars
Gardiner AT, Eddy.-Orler rs,er.ed
g. r. Read ct al, sgt Chsuncsy G. Moore tsl-order ~
v.r,.d. Opinion. BY Roeeft-eC and So.w0rth, J.. j.
hsr al, sg Cu.hnan ct sL-ofdsr sirDed Opiaisa
Before Justices BosvoRrn ROBERTSON. WHIT, and BAR
K.losr az, Bsksr-ordsr reversed Opinion By Boo
''' Bsfor. Justices BARBOUR and HosELI-
PoIlsr a. Al sg. Le Roy ct d-keagament ordered tbs
judge. being divided Ia opinion.
Before Ja,lioe. RoBskTsoS Wits and BsxBouR
Trsv.1s at. Harlem Rsiir0sd Co.-Judsmsnt aihInsa
Opinion BIZ B,rbouf, J.
burial at Jones-fhs sane
Before Justice NoSsLI.
Los,eh'rt ., al ss Baldwin, ct sL-CoGpaint dismissed
Before Justice POBFKT-oS.
Thos Philip sg John sdw~d,-Mo ion to vscs's sfaS
of arrest rranled terms. tSee opininn)
Before Justice WalTy.
To-. H.rksr sgt Edw. h. Lido: Christopher Motel At
Js. Duty Sc.-The s,snograph.rs notes had not bees
flrai.aed When they are submitted the es'es VIII %
settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

CrxrR,I PARK.-The comningled attractions OIL
Nature and Dodworth. drew large audience Cd
SATURDAY, notwithstanding the intense heat sn0
limited circulation If air. Seats under the awings Q"
the NAL were ono tiuabe afer y. M ana Tue
shade of an srbor or tree was gratefully ieiiSnou
The grass plas again thrown open 10 INC poOnO
a privilege highly appreciated. The mu'io was
such as the distinguish players alone can produce
ara ths rroorenme was as usual, fully carried out
band.hou,e is being erected where the rough plat
form stood
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Advertisement.
Apents Wnnted to sell HEADhCHE ANNIIII.A.

Agents wanted to sell HEADACHE ANSiHtiA'
TOR. new invention II viii headaches H. three min
uts Of every kind The aggravated case. OF Csarh Ia
few days Mid pleasant Samples sent bJ mall LOT "
ospts Care. performed free at my Office
Dr. X. l.. WOLCOrT. No. 40 Chsthaan's st., n. I.
C,tarrh Il cured that dread disease,
Headache hk-wi,- If you please;
Relief IL felix npon the spot,
IL you have faith, or have II not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

Ward who discharged from cusedy is't pun
morning wss resrresed a. Friday and held 70 Dali
ths sum OF to await the scon OF the Grand jury
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a.. s,ocL On the N. Y. snd Erie 40 ,ss,

CAaryILLx, SATURDAY, JIM "a c.uls
For tho week ending s.rd1y ;hns Total s.ot
-, ~. week. il9 showing deeFea'e 0'e' '''
c,r. Of Live 5tONk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

There is a further advance in the domestic cotton
goods market. Heavy brown sheetlngs are l5c. ;
medium lilc. light, Ne; heavy shirtinss,- lie.
light, lOic. brown drills, l4ial5c.; Hamilton
ticks 2Oc; York, 9Oc.; York denims 2Oc. Low and
medium beached goods arc advanced lc. Menimac
prints are Pc. Fine browns, low aud medium
beached goods, ticks aud denims are now as high rs
they ever were, and somc are higher. The market
10 active.
The Committee of the Board Of Brokers, APP
pointed TO examine the Indiana overssuer, have made
u long report, which concludes with resolutions I'M
posing such penalties HI arc in tho power OF the
Board to inhct upon such members I'D have been
connected with tho matter. Tho consideration oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

BrsAur.-Chsrles Muller, Norwegian, was ar
rested on saturday by Officer Kelly Of the Fourth Precinct
aud tai before Justice Brenusn at the Toos roncs Cu
cS.rged With being rns MED wives lie was committed
20 tho Tombs for sIsminsiioa
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CRY ITEMS.

,.cp,,rsTS THIS EVENING

,~,,cx'. Tax.TpR-Broids ~ and Ih'T,edq n,bsn5n
The Irishiosn ia Naples LsSo. aV' Quad and
Ni iSs S.,ioS.l Anesory q " sshng'on"
WINTER GARDKs-BrOsd"sy. ~ hoS roy Kin, Rsuss
oryxpIc THvATYG-No. 4l3 BIose"ay'- mug
D,usbter;r d" The lrish DiaIn"no'' -, c.or,. Cbri,
CHnIsris OrEaA tlorss-No asS C"rpsr,
~. CtExoESE GARDEEs-slIh avenue a1u p.for,.
N'Ay trset-" Promenade Music ana hque''rA' ''N
snces.' 81 .x.r,s and Fourteenth
street Opera and Rsi"t Performance Tho American
p...T,ss ANrRiCAS MUsKCa -hTosd"ay,y,,.,nIe C.
- hart Giant Girl Com nodors Mutt "he.eI g. a.v
N.4IoSsL ACADEMY or DEslgN-No Do D''"U"'' wv
and evening. =, .,o po.aw.v-I Cinisrellsr and
' otber 6ne pictures. from = ~ to 10 P d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

Another new strawberry vas exhibited in this
city on Saturday, called Rus.els Prolific grown by
Geo. CIspp. of Auburn, N. Y, which was spoken OF
at q late meeting of the Fruit Growers Society oil
New-York as something very superior. 1t is large,
handsome berry; bright scarlet color; yellow seeds,
and L OF very numerous; fest white and firm, and
berries not much inclined to be hollow; rather highly
aromatic; favor subacid and pleasant; long foot
stalks; leaves large aud stout said 10 be very pro-
life; but with these good qualities TO recommend
it, there ia one strong to counterbalance. 1t
pisate, and like that excellent sort, the Hoyey
seeding, will require to be set with saminae plants
which are drones in the hive of strawberry indus ~
This new strawberry is said to be seeding OF
Longworth's Prolific and McAvoy's Superior. II 1t
combines the qualities OF both it will OF cours be
favorite, notwithstanding the objection against the
sex Of the plant. Its production and exhibition adds
one more item to the great fact that we are making
wonderful advances in the Improvement OF this va.
riey of fruit of which it may be said that the Great
Fruit Maker might have given us something better
than the strawberry; but He never has, that Is
certain.
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Weekly Report to June

tAdveitisementl
SUMMER CLOTHISG,
ME7As'. an. nd FOl'0E''t''
- per ceut below Broadway prices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

The u s. Sanitary Commission-shiP Euterpa will
sail for Yorktown Va from the foot of Grand street
East River. on "Wednesday morning. The PuOh'
are invited to inspect her previous to sailing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

Afver;isensntl
CONSTITUTION WATER is a certain cure for
Diabetes and all diseases Of the Kidneys and Bladder Sold by
all Druggists. MORGAN ALLIES. Agents, 10 Ciif-st NJ l.
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1Ady~rtisementI

fAdv-rtsement
Young men can learn their true pursuit, and
how train their children to he useful and happy By
Phronolo.ics Examination Fowler Wells, 800 bdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

SUPREME COURT - CIRCUT.-Pat I-Ncs
TT 22o9 1851 l723 2157 2s69 23 1875 1883, 1898.
1885 9,ll, 2io3 2io5. lof7. 2+os 24li. 2'lS, gila
AL the otaer Courts have e. burned for the term.
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nleannes6.

NFw-YoRK IS.rlrUTIoS FOR THE BLIND.-Tho
Summer examination of the pupils OF the New
York Institution for the Blind takes place to-day.
The literary exercises begin at o'clock, and close
at noon. All in the evening the musical exercises
take place in the chapel Of the Institutions the
band some l6 in NUMBER will play. There viii be
piano playing by the pupils. The great chorus
over 20 in NUMBER will sing some Of the best
choruses of the great masters, Interpreted with
songs of lighter grade and solos, duets trios and
auartets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Z p
cent bonds, payable in 'esO...;,.:: 7's.oV'
Chicago Burlins on and Quincy "
cent bonds till 1873. and p cent a. - ~
terward, payable in lSso....."..... a1~
Total, es,3940oo
Chicago, Burlington Quincy scrip
certificates payable in - equal
semi annua nstsnents. commence ...-vn
ing July l. 1907, without. Interest," o'o''o
Total funded dep. zoe ~ zoo 1904 $50 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

SUPREME COURT-CHlyBsRs-June 23.-Bs'sfe Jus,ics
BARSARO.
IsIoNS.
In matter Of the Gunrdisnship OF Augustus Jay,
sc - Order granted
Jsmes saith eI'F &c. az, chspsm Brown. ac-Refse.
-rc- ordered tab. r0o Of the facts .,asd in petition.
Nm r. A.,or e. a. sgt. IL. BAd~in Of al Aun Dwight
AZ. M zabeih T. Sears al John hyer az Peter {. Coz
ner o. sl.-Judsmenis ordered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

Colon, AT HALF.Misr.-The flags on the GU!
churches generally wee displayed at hslf'mast yes
;erday in memory of j. II. Perry Of the t'th h's',
uspt decsa.ed, who resigned the pastoral charge Oh
tbs Pacific street Ms,hodst Church 70 enter tue s~'
vice Of his country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

SwIgDLIyG TIE WIFE or % fOLUSTyER-On
Saturday John j. Alexander young about 70 yesrs Of
sgs protesting TO be music teacher a No. 46 Eat Thirty
second street arrested By Deectr. Bennett and taken
before Police Justice Brennan q. The Tonbs Police Court
rged with having by fraudulent Representations obtained
on Ar. Meyers the Of 80 money hich had been
transmitted her from hex husband Joseph Aesers volun
IN the 57.h Re eut ". Y W. Seven Pines Viz
ynia through Adsmss Express Alexander procured the
package containing the money from the Express Company
Appropriated it to his Mrs Movers resides VI
Heaisesd l.. The accused committed in default Of
$500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

TnE CoSEy ISLAND RhLHosD'-i"'' iO"'
SO nearly completed that cars W Ill De run iO~
Ferry to Coney leland during the present week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

MILITARY TuSFRAL.-The remains OF Capt pa'A.'
r. Sullivan oil Company 1, Long Island hes''nen.'
wero Yesterday afternoon cousgned to their last rosy
irc.pace in Calvary Cemetery, accoHPAueu
large eoncourse of the militia snd cvllsns' Tic u'''
of wounds received at the battle Of Fair oaSs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

CAUGHT ~ HIS own TRAP.--On Saturday a
young German named Louis HEIDI walking in the Bow
eIy when Of trio Of street Thieves tnached Lis watch
from his pocket und fed. The young gave the thief
ch,se and having csuyh. ha the City . Park boxed
h. we'll when the fellow Oh again. the German
still in pursuit til they came TO the Eighth avenue railroad
track Chgrch street where they chased each other about
the At length sreius policeman the runaway gsye tho
German In change for assault and battery Tho policeman
took the poor tho Police Court before Justice
Brennan the complainant accompanying thon. Samuel
ETo lie called niss claimed TO have made the frst
compliant snd odesvored to hive tho poor punhed
cherge Of assault Justice Brennan committed Frost for
trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

ARRIVAL OF TRAssPoRTs.-Tbe transports Albany
and Virginia reached THE city yesterday from Wash
ington, North Carolina. They bring no passengers
no news, not even q newspaper. The Jersey Blue,
from Newbern, brought eleven discharged soldiers
and the body of Sergeant Garfield, Of Company u
llth Connecticut The Jersey Blue brings no news
of importance.
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DeeTes,s..........................sJ.1 %.

decrease. Y ), 10 -
At tho annual meeting Of the stockholders in this
company, held At Chicago, Friday, June 20, 1862.
out Of AZ 9lj shares Of capital stock 6l3 shares
were represented in person or by proxy. TIE FOL.
lowing persons were unanimously reelected Direct.
ors for the ensuing year, TO wit: John Van Mort
wick, Batavia, HI Cbauncey s. Cotton Galesburg
H.; james +. joy Detroit Mich. Erastus Cor
ming Albany, n. Y. Edward l.. Baker, NewBed.
ford Mass. aud John NJ. Forbes John W. Brooks,
Henry 7. KIdd-r, Sidney Bartlett Robert 5. Wat
son and William Boot Of Boston Mass.
The Directors were authorized TO extend the Com
pssys road from Aurora to Chicago The contract
made by the Directors subject to the ratification OF
the stockholders, for operating tho Jacksonville and
Savannah Road, called the Lewiston Branch, ex.
tending from Yates City through Fulton County 10
Lewiston about 80 miles, WAS duly ratified. From
the report We learn that tho earnings for the past
year upon the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Road proper, between Chicago and Galesburgh, los
miles wrfes...... ,o3Ii ~ 80
The operating expenses wero........ -sSl,VW ~
Interest on bonds.................... I1j.abb IS
Expenditures for inpfosemen's.... tt8lG ~
Transfer Office expenses, taIcs rent
Of drpots.. ........................ Ol,isl 70
Interest and exchange aud oss "a II.
luob cuTgcncy...... llV U-l,N 10
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Balance to the credit Of Income accoun. for the
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

DEscEST UPON GAMELISG-iiOUsE.-On Friday
Capt Squres Of the Second Precinct and Sergeant
oil the tigJth Precinct, made descent on tho gambling
house No Ann street, kept by Bl,nknen Abel StoLes
VINO escaped number OF other Parsons who were engaged
" gtmDliDs however arrested taken before Justice
Brennan All wero discharged but James bhtteysou and
psHe IL9fp who were held to bail IN 500 each answer