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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-25

Died.

gARLON-Tn Brooilyn Nov. p! Elizs I, infin daughter
of Jose ph aud May +. Barlow
BATHCATE-On Monday morning. Nov %, at MorisGnia,
- hn Eatlga'e.
Notice Of Inc funeral m be four 10 ,osouows paper
BTLLOCK-kt Pittsburgh Pa Monday Nov -, Edgar,
sou 4 " n. ard Emily Bullock aged mo0tns
D. NsIrOn Sunday, Nov p, Samuel H. DeMot' eyed %
years.
f. eas and aeq1einsncs, also those Of his hrolherin
law NJ Joln HsiIr respectfully Invited 10 attend
the funeral Tursdsy, the 15th iusf a. u o'c!1nS NJ
ffom ii. lste residence No 90 Eit tghtyfOnrh street
Flis remain, will be taken 70 CyPTcss Hls Cen-'efv
GOULD-At Hilton Heed, z. G., on Thursday. Nov II,
Frederick Gould Of hi. city
MFRRiLL-Op Saturday NOV p james Bcndir aitni sou
ofNiiilim N. md C0ucis +. Merrill -
The retiyrs friend. Il The family also ~ m zand'he',
John T.. Ni respectfully invited 10 attend the Funeral
nom The rcsdc'cs o. hts plrents No 3j Heny street GA
Monday afternoon Il 2 o'clock
LfiLLFR-On tliay No. - - her l-o residence he'eni
dt1stcr OF Hesn and the ate A Miller eyed - yosis
Tho inenli CT fsmiy he ohsrs aui ttehers 81 the
FiAteeLth Mtd schools. ard The pupils or branias g.
School No - respectfully Invited % attend hcL funeral
froli 3 lerr-e's Church, Siuy'c any, square on IHescy
afternoon ~ 0'r'ccf. 49,
CLTRY-At isro ierce near Syracuse, y. T. on Sun.
dsv Nov Nf.. Jer-tte widow o. tho la'e Jenr, Nc
Cuic aud dsuhter O. the late Jas Bnrua Of s.es ~ y
-'fuary g i,ar.ltor. Scotend ssed !. yeart. .
sNTrH-On Monday morning Nov - Mrs.. Elizabeth smith.
ia and scqunir,snce = the family sui tho'. Of her
james ald tic lsi j. ere re.p nl invite. TO al
the innetl from her aio rest-nce No 81 Madison
stresi ths Guefd1yl afternoon NJ "a ''elocs.
SHFA--On rrndsy evening Nov 20 Angelica Barsciough
youngest daughter OF George aad Angelica H. shea q 'hi'
Fsnsl.l s.rvce. NJ The house. Ne ~ Wed Fsry'iEth
street.. a. .. p fn.. To-Day 80 80 49,,
Hoe. LOUISE Nry wife - Hamilton Nils rsTp Of boston
fer REMAINS sill be taksn o. Boston.
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ATTEMPT TO Sa,sH UP THE CoSSoLLr AND
O'GoRnAS M,cHIsE.--Iast night d meeting was
held at the Hotel de Julian, Broadway, BY tho
organization purporting to be the Jeiiersonian Dem
ocratic Central Committee, but which in reality was
nothing mose than aesemblGge of Tanmany and
Mozart men, haBd-in-gove friends of Brennan and
Doveiin their candidates for Controller and Corpo-
ration Counsel. The finely carpeted entrance and
stairs Of this fashionable restaurant were crowded
with "roDghs," dead rabbits - aud other
kindred Characters, presenting formidable
opposition TO the ingress Of the regular
members Of the association. Thomas McSpedon,
Chairman Of the Jeifersonions, called this packed
conclaye to order, when a lively discussion ensued
in regard 10 the nomination of Richard I3. Connolly
and Richard O'Gorman for Controller and Corpora
ton Counsel the organizaton-or rather those pres
sent wanting to know whether either lad acco pied
and whether or not they intended to There
seemed disposition to ctitioise closely the acts OF
the Jeiorsonan delegates in the general coDierence
which nominated Connolly and OGorman, and
bubble over what they were pleased to ciarGcterile
as their non-acccpiancc OF the nomination ia pub
lie manner. somehow or another the trap dd'nt
spiing according to previous calculations, aud The
pow WOW resulted in The appointment Of a Commit
tee TO wait upon Mcssrs. c. snd O'G. ard ascertain
their ,iews. The meeting then adjourned.
meeting Of the Connolly and OGormsn Evccu-
tive Committee, appointed At tho general conference
OF he various Democratic organizations on Saturday
night met about O'Clock, at Wiights Hotel, shortly
after the adjournment Of the } for,ori1us and con-
tiuu,d their arrangements FOR the cumpo'gn. u wns
confidently stated lbat Mrs.rs. Connolly and OGor-
IN IN intended 10 run, If hey did no, receive more
than dozon voies, and that tie action of tbe Tam
many and Mczst u'cn IN packing Associations to
which they did not belong for The purpose Of recon-
.iierrg matters 10 which they lad no hnnd, a,d
then, IN t'e name Of such Associations, indorsiDg
Brennan q Deyelin, would only strengthen Connolly
ond o German.
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aid Keen only in avarice and meanness; and Dinoral
Is Cracked altogether. 30 that deneaior of theii
insanitses lyricaily must deal with the abrupt, the
involved, and the scientific as conradstinguished
from simple melodies on simple harmonies
There were calls before the curtain and we jndge
that the opera gave great pleasure to the immense
audience.
AT tho fall Of the curtain on act second it was
discovered that Msior-Gen Mcclellan Was in
second-sier private box, cotangent with the stage.
Although he came to be let alone and enjoy the en-
tertalnment, he was not allowed to pass incogn'to
Tho band struck up Hail Coiumbia-the General
had TO present himself at the front Of the box to let
come see him-only few comparatively could do
go, as those acquainted with the construction OF the
proscenium boxes and the rect of the auditorium,
know. Then the orchestra played THE Star
Spangied Banner, and General Mcclellan came
forward again and bowed to the paudits he re-
ceived--the audience standing while tho musical
nafionalitiss were being uttered.
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Reporied Jy TSirgroDh.

CIsciarAri nov - --FLorE IN gosi demand a = 2o@
4seJ WhlsKi i.. i'ts scsrcri sales Of tcoV Il
+f250 - 50 eeipisf nD GhEHN hANs IA 8, cd demand
A 5ic Al other srlo.,s dui. Gois - plenA DKaAAD
NorSs g20'J. E1ruA,NE dHll ~ TnT.
M.vArKrE Nov lL-FLocn in feir jonand. NHEAr 90.
III. nd l.ag1c NRCrpra: 80 blt Flour 1000 bntaels
Wheat SWrrXSrs: 80 900 BUSH Nlesi. l.0 bbla our,
Il 1ao pusI. Cora.
Oswra1 Nov si--FlouK Is steady and - good demand
MuF.r quicti choice shirueo Sprrg Hl No. Cons - dul
1000 bus choice Illinois NJ See AM k,N DO on pr
vac ttuh- Ofifr OAAiNa noml A. CAffA FHsihhfs IN
chsp.sd L,RR iNrogr--l JJi biol. tlcar 2iic1 bush.
Wheat 2isOuD bu.h Com, l. 90 bush b.rey L~V push.
tive inJ bush. Peas EIrOHrse go hils. Flour, ola0o
bu.h whoa, - 600 bush. Corn. 5000 busA barley
BvFyAlo Nov 2i-i'I0uR "A niodernsr doms1d. WHEAT
anst uud nothing Of imppfi-nse doing No. ONO SprnS
sslHec Red Winter Western III ~. Coz. IA iar an
aud at 4gc. OATS Nc qAst aud no s,is7l WHISKY "a
f d-naud; .ass hbs DC fssGuls lie "a W hoai
and lae on Corn New YORK. ISroAis. 5000 bbla f9ni
"a OOl hu.h h0at 5000 d. Coln, aAOD do oats TX
Yoa1s 900 bhls. Flour, llOoO bash Wheat hloO bash
Com. 900 do Barley ,,,.-
ruIcAaO, nov 2i.-FfOuR drli and unchanged NhEAf
Ia2c biter; .aes Al 3ld5c, 10 No. ent 'de us ~
foEs lagl. teueT saes Al a.-. REsEl1si 500 uDlf
Fi,ar ~ bush. Wheat A01 bush. toIn shlrNthE'
Is. Dbl. Hour. 10000 bash. aea lsDlV, bah. Noin
Fngianrs boninli lJc. Wheat to Buniic. E''hAH"'
and uolA unchanged
rFTsaf 81 q
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6peclal Notlres.
A Proclamation.

In compliance with custom and TIE Proclama-
ton Governor of the State do hereby 70
the people of this city TIE Observance Thursday 27th
inst. a. day of public Thankssisins and Praise.
II is meet that conseciste day to the earnest and
united manifestation Of cur gratitude God for his continued
goodness and bounty in the midst of the terrible infections II
Willie Insuy of the cities districts and Of our
country have suffered k the desosticn and horrors
ofefco intestine strife have been permitted enjoy
homes peace and security. Pesence has crossed
thesholdi has prOspered industry has found
pie employ and liberal ards destion and crime
have dmnishel and bat for The unowed Rebellion ths
seeped country in blood aud darej housLo is
mourning the year drawing to IL close would be ~
corded anoals of AID unaoy,d blessings.
AMI may well BE- that the chas;iements undsf
which suffering be.sinss In dgue. niendeA
by FsLer Of ercs ior ultimate sood for hsrsh
a. It. discipline crushing its ,or:Ows nos
with ont rs CON Vensltious.
1t snduel the vices gaisrea by peace puEaes hs hess
and snnobes the sentiments. may be In the exalted
patriotism tie heroic courage the ioad aud the humanity
rlpifeed by tie neble volunteer SIy bstOs In DE-
fsl.e o. he Union Msy hops, therefore thst The
trying ordeal through which county psdns Ia but
poces. Of ruFhcation n'euied BY tie Crest Ruler Of Ne
ton. to free as from oar Niona sns aud nfrnss aud 6s
n, or higher STANDARD Of patriotism. civilization ard Chris
anyl Abiding in this fh let be Of good cheer asA
wh heart join 10 stea thanks to the Oliver Of all GosA
TO- the rchnei Of If uercs and with eoafing trs: uniss
10 earnest payer Tor their continuance.
Let Us in Chiiln charity, remember the enemies Of ow
coau,ry end prly C5i deliver them from the evil spirs
y ich now holds poesson If their hearts, and let as Dr.
a. in rs lies, minister the spd alleviate tbssufsas
Of tie sick and wounded the poor and tie oppressed
Given y hand eud 'he seal of the Mayotsy 1t ne
H. Cry Hall 81 tie Cry Of Newly oIt tlt' I'D Gay q
GEORGE OPDlhE. Mayor
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r. nHHhSf AND COMMITMENT or AUGUSTUS L.
o''"s'-ie sterday morning, Augustus l.. Simms,
'u' young man against whom the coroncr's jury
.'"''red verdict, on Saturday night, as being
'e'sofy before and after tie fact Of the cause of
,. ' Death OF Clementins Anderson, was arrested.
,s Appears that lie arrived ut his house, No.
80, west Tenth street, about 2 o'clock yes.
10y morning, and was seen going in by some
.''On Who Immediately informed the police, who
=, V"'o arrested him and took him to the Ninth
ca' Station'iiouso, where be informed
.-p' oebring that he had written him let
~ run albany, stating that il wac his intention 10
''' himself up upon bis arrival IL the city. lie
consequently sent to the Tombs, subject to the
a. N' :" Coroner Ralnoy, 10 await tho action Of
h. "And jury. In tho coursc Of yesterday, the
a. g., which Simms eaid be had written 70 Capt.
.",'iihg came To hand duly.
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From North Carolina.

NOHEnEAD On, JHursday, Nov. 90 I
kis BAITInOEY. Nov. -. 1852. !
ibe U. S. trenspoIt-steamship Guide, Capt. Amy,
leaves this point tomorrow morning with the United
o'sle' mails, &c., for Baltimore and the North.
lie transport Gen. Burnside, Capt. ID. l.. Wilcox,
Is now at Beaufor, on her way North for repairs,
paving been disabled on the coast Of Georgia, in the
gale Of the 9th Of October.
ehe VIII depart northwaId toward the Sounds and
Canal, via Norfolk, as coon as the weather will
allow.
feuuons are circnlatingamong the people Of East
err North Carolina, requesting Gov. S,anly to order
forthwith an election.
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FmlDFLrHit, Nouily, Nov. - Isl
Poie-son's lje hector furnishes description of the
following counierieiis wh.ca have been "shoyed in
ibis ciiy:
Rhodc leland Union Bank, Newport, p. l., com
terfcit items" 11glere IN upper lett coruor-Nal-
can, VITA various imfiements, risht end-tagmer.
will hay, ~
Cuylcrs Bank of Palmyra, y. y, counterfeit
"fve." VIgnete-Five on die, surrounded By q
medallion and scr.l work; Martha WaslIugon md
Five on the ugit; STATE arms IL The center at the
too.
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The uamanonin Oh Cape Il zee.

IlTT HtCF. NoId1f. HoF. y va
Tie steamship Hammouia, from New-f York, mr.
rived oil his point at a. m. on Thursday last.
Tie lltcst news and commercial DIE ltchcs from
Sioke.', Agency were put on board The crew Of tho
news yacht being materially aided 10y the obl&ing
commander OF the steamer high gale and ire
mendsas sea prey Ailed ~ Tho time.
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WRECK Of the sth7oner Anu ~. siii-Threc
Of the Grew Probably Lost.

TU0rIuHTfal 4 ! NanldY, Nv, q 10!
The - sonrr Ann q. rili 81 Brooshnvcn, long
Island, Cara. Walter Hudson, bound 20 FALL River,
with cnrgc Of oysters, configued 10 Barker a Cur
us Boston, struck tie Whale fcA near Narragau-
sets PER, Sourh kingstou lh1ui O'Clock Saturday
evening. Noy. ~, mud sunk in about II minutes.
Capt Hud-yn Nas taken from thc ms-t on sunday
inornins ~ he sloop RockytToos, Capt. Nichols,
and /, now comfortable. Tie crew, ihrco IN number
Ale prnh.lIY lot.
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MARRIED..

GILBERT-STANLEY-ln ,hisciiy. on Sunday Nov %. by
the Rev Mr. SD az hs re-iieuc. No % Vandsm
Fredcich Giber, o. he 2ih Connecticut Compsny y,
70 Mise lessee sniey Of thi- city
WgfkFp- BRfGGs-On Thursday, Nov 20 Of tho re'i-
dence tire blides father by the Rev T. y. Hasany WI
Ian Is. Meekcr 70 Sarah ". Bhgss.
Monday. Nov -, st tho Te.dencs
o. to bfides fsihoi = D. Barnes, tfI by 'he Rev b. T.
Flsrdcr. Fastor of too Second tHisersest Society MI
Slmue A. Porter 10 Miss Clara Barnes, all Of this city No
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Earrc .puk vnibrry.

Pnp, rga,f h I. M,rdaY, NOV. 2t lta,
The Freeman Bank of Bristol. u. l., Was robbed
betwoeu Saturday aai Monday @; So 100 ia bills
q various bnnks end of barge qn4uiity OF bouds,
meter and ether -IeFs. Ihespecis War not taken.
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ANIilarp NotHes.

Directory Of the Hssgitnis,sTsl,sssn ~ INFuR.
,,tNlsri.y have established an orr N W nr NJ
CoMMissloS ls. ,'s~:s In the Hospitals OF the Ds-
net Of md rredes Sy May .S es.
reie eDee 70 a,n.asees given By Iesain maxi 70 'as
10 low ing quesonsi i,,.,.l NJ present in the hosgl,
IL Is af ~ 1D..tfict " OF Frederick wy
ma lfs, What & his proper address' f.o,, of ~.
II not In hospital at present has he recently Sssa
hesp'Hif la, 5lahe die In sc'piis, aad At villa, date
Sb ifre,intly discharged om hospital Mas he alSsaAsee
from re- vice - ,...,.,
s Comm Is pTepaei also. TO nrmsh msis srssn
A u the cOual.lOn Of any patlcui nanlsa "nn
hours AFTER request TO do so nom an eeet Oh
any OF its ouespondiug soc ir'ies -. q So,
m 70 clock D. ~ and seoosa6e IN uge1i Gases al any
hour OF the night . -, ,.,.,lx
nv a., lomms Wiz be dea 10 lit aos al t.s fno
'' 'F Gonera Secretary.
ADAM. House. No, safst. washln.'aa. D. O.
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From san Trnnc..r ..

SAY FEANcisco. Nov. y, lSo1.
Arrived steamer Sierra Nevada, fran the northern
co. bringing passens@us aud 1oop la treasure from
Bfif!sl IoumLii ard b 30 500 fflu Or'slr.
Said Regulator, for Bo,ton. carvius 5000 hides 100
baos o. wool nnd SO slcks OF copper Also 'ssd Ut
wrss foT Liverpool. will - 900 slcLs 81 wheat
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Dnsiness Nollres.

READER, yon can have an eh"uilnB' """!n
,siy and reliable coio Pas. exactly adapted 70 'eu ''"'
audsye OF writing, when viii 10 your wiring ''"y
81 than s.to Pens you want H. call on H. ~o"iV"' Nv -
Msdrz.lano, OF ipelOso stamp ior euou'ss'
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hi.nI,,p,. Monday. soy. =, lai2.
The steamship iiir'. from itpiu"t'l, his ar,ived
a ,his roini, aud viii reach New orA about y
ocloc. THE afternoon.
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uo,emtn,s Of Esornlio ,.c5 aaonr.

AiHor, NanI.t. 30. 20 ic-e-
GOV. Seymour retained 10 Udca on ssini1ay. lie
h, Al not whit New-A nik This week.
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The Contest in the Pirst Congregational
Di.trirg cd Missouri.

s2,c i- Di.1oi-A % The C.icigo r'4ea
81. LOUIS M1niay Nov n la3
An Hu, iicial c2Dni elec.s BlaIr over kuox Oy
three votes
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iJo!iii,Gl Notices.

-, -. o...,,
Second Isun,ilmduir District Convention
I0Id. IiIli. I5II AMI IRA wAhDe.-iAi' 1onyea-ioa
~ nss. q tie reraeF Of bioems ~. fi.,s. o.
D. aualy c-p4dae. ~ tie p.es -, h19" "a, A., - @
Hlli-n. A. Smsiloy irei"-d "i'"i' - ,
,,,, ,t-.a R.,uh,j.ap as,cri.ftou.-|
iiEhieenfh W ara fs'pu"'-' -" -.,' ~ a. -
W., ~ ,,,,,r'a 5 81 ill., isi,,rvs c,r Road.
W., aad 23lr. a. i Oc..cs. -. ,,.,,-,,..,,,,, n.
&. j. btcn. S'ey L ." ''l'., t'''i'. t',-.
Mira, Coupc,in.anic Cenyensiou.--Ths Bele,aie,
20 ne Repubrsu Convection e. above ore eo.e'ied to
go ~ the ~ .id i, ~, ~ - f1s
j. G. Amir. scrreiry.
T,vepfy. F,r.t Ward perple's Union AssOcin-
,,auN ,,, Ing win be he'd 4, % Broad
WY 20 10 ,,,i,v the so1nson. o. cosroer Atru.n
49,. -, W - e.'iI o6,o,. Fri.s.f t.t6.f, wiI
N ,,. ~, ~. - cIihs GOULD President.
c'oie,' ne he.... ,, e., ''"'''
IL. j. NAfhRN"l h'h ''v y
I,ton yVor,s,ua lIcu,s Assooiation.-ri.re will
ao i."'. ~ Tie us'rgs.cs lo4 The IXt0. XNt Xylth
sgd XyI,h W sri- comg,'ns ~ sxt' ,e,isl Disc
@ ind.e n'ma iiioa, Oh f 80, So as
~ p, = 800 ,9,i Eli
hua''u''' co., D ~ TTffs,fhs UoDTvT-s Chairman
- =, ., -, -.
N'Arl,, - Wv --------
ruin 'iii''EXt1i X4tD REqiBLlCAN Association
viii be- ,id - y. Oshars lnesssys hoa csne a. Become
ard p st.. ANS Cruc'd.y) EALS,NG,, IL Soy ~ &! Il
Nm d. n MsasaS' secr'tate'
r, corve-,,Jou Of reeple,s Uiion Assonfatia a.
Of III aud sih ASSEMBLY, ~ 10 hons,o
Inc foo~insssmed c,pdidiss were unanimously adopted
'~'''' ' For s,hooi Comn.is.i,uer,
JOIIS MCLEAN
For School Trustees
Dr. SAMUEL HALL.
HENal WILSON.
For ; shooi ln.Prctor,
SAMUEL Bhhth, ,,.,, ~, -.
AbHAIAA VAN Ohi4-.'' Sh@-E ~'"'
j.. V. Poser. secretary
NJ, yoaK Nov = Ia,
AZ Convention on int Dois s',eS In i''S
People, Union Associn b0ns 81 tne ~; ~ ~
aud l8h WARDS composing ne Slfsth SstA loi1aNi;
T. nea ,a.ly ros,sa a. cSnId.tes for III
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connection with the scene paintings; and there is
some hurlyburly due the difficulties which cracked
girl with goat encounters in securing hill, foros,
and precpces after the lover who ia fool enough to
be haf-cracked also. We beg to mention that Mr..
Ditson of Boston has republished tue English edition
Of the opea-wiih Italian and English words
original French set asdel and the translation being
b. an English critic AL scholar, Mr. Charley, may
be recommended as pertaining 10 our language in
particuar--in which it differs from the so-called
'standard" original English TRANSACTIONS OF most
other operas, which bad as to BIS curiosiies OF
il-literalure.
The PREDATORY business being got through in tho
Sinfonia Argument, the curtain rises on Britain
bit Of landscape, with the cottage, tho interior
revealed, of Coren,ino shrine, rude rocky steps,
etc.. and where gosherds and shepherds sing
according to their calling, words anglcised by Mr.
Charley tlus.
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JRrrERs, No. 573 Broadway, where the genu-
IN. G,preservipg BA.oRAL Doors for ladies' ard children
made Emo geuerebs Shpper-iu great variety CAL
ard see JgYFEIs No. so Broadway.
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Republican aud Unios Nominations,
koh COUNtA.MAk.
N,rH DlSakI,t.
sh l;th, 10th, a,i iAtb Ns-ds
ALEXANDER. "A. Eiis.ESEr,
HARN EN Y, tLEVElAhD.
ABRAHAM LENI
GEORGE MOSS.
AMOS =, NNRERL AN,
WILLIAM AIkiNSOS.
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BEAUTIFUL LlFE-LIKE PICTURES.
Gates De Vi-ts NJ per dozen; DuPcates y 80 Al Neg
atves registered. H. A. LEWIS No lJl Chs'ham-st. NJ Y
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
Southern Items.

PHILADELPHIA, July 16.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th speaks
of Gen. McClellan's defensive attitude under
the cover of his gunboats, as fixed. His only
demonstration on the confederate lines until he
shall have become resuscitated from his late
defeats, must consist of indecisive raids to
keep up the spirit Of his men. "ln the meau-
time," it says, 1--WE must turn our eye TO the
West for more startling events. The move
ments of Buell., and the consequent operations
of our own army, are now watched with ener-
gy and confidence by the government"
The Enquirer also says: "The enemy has
been displaying considerable activity of move
ment in the vicinity of the Upper Rappahan-
mock, in the gathering of 5000 men at Warren
ton, and detached bodies, amounting in the
aggregate to n considerable army at various
points, stretching from Cutlett's Station, in
Faquier, through Warrenton, Amesville, and
Washington to Sperryville, at the base Of the
Blue Ridge, in Rappahannock County. Gen.
Ricketts, is quartered on the road from War
renton to the Springs"
The Petersburg Express of the 18th. reports
the Smelling of Hamilton, N. C., by federal
gunboats 1t says as the river was quite high
they would probably attempt to reach Weldon.
Maj. Austin L. Smith, son of Extra Billy
Smith" and formerly navy agent at San Fran
cisco, died from the wounds received in the
battles before Richmond. 1t will be remem-
bered that he was arrested on the Isthmus. and
confined at Fort Warren, and was exchanged
only a few weeks since.
The Richmond Despatch announces the ar
rival there of the Pittsburg Sanitary Commit
tee, IL in number, who were taken prisoners at
Savage Farm.
Gen. Robinson, with large cavalry force,
still holds the enemy in check at Harrison
burg.
The Portland daily press., 1862-07-17
Municipal Court.
BEFORE HIS HONOR, JUDGE LANE.

July 16, 1852.
Alexander McKurcher and Benz. NJ. Moore
were brought before the court this morning,
charged with having robbed the person of
Captain -, stranger in the city, of the
sum Of two hundred dollars, on the evening of
Friday last.
The charge being fully substantiated, His
Honor ordered them to recognize in the sum
of five hundred dollars each, to appear at the
present term Of the Supreme Judicial Court
In default Of which they were committed
The facts as made known to us are as fol-
lows: A stranger in this city, Captain --,
was observed on Friday evening last, TO ten
der IN payment for an article purchased, one
hundred dollar bank note. This being observ-
ed, by McKurcher and Moore, they speedily
found means to make his acquaintance, and,
first ascertaning from the person to whom the
bill was rendered. that 1t was genuine, they in
duced him to take walk as far as back cove,
to the vicinity Of the dump, and after having
wiped the perspiration from his face with
handkerchief, probably saturated with chloro-
form, he lost consciousness, and awoke only to
find himself minus two hundred dollars in bank
bills. Info rmation being Immediately given to
the Marshal, search was instituted resulting in
their capture by Deputy Marshal Head, the
next morning,-one party being found on Ex-
change street.-the other on Fore street.