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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

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IL 1 nsw dxssat family Carriage aad Arst.vsss
Harnssa made by King. TO oedss. and nsvss ussd
Q dossa times (wouid make No Aaak. To- 10
petvatsly unsn Saturday; whsa, Il uct pssvae1ay
ssad Il VIII - offered q auction q ~ keese % @
Council Ohamhee Hill Apply to \ . COOK.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-13

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DSonk1b a1os1s 0e4
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Arrivals and Departures.


IJyrxrool-steamer AFRICA at Bos,en--P o'connel O
Reirusux Mr. Narcher, III Matthewson Jr Thos Marshaii
wife and infant; Mr. Barnwe, Rev francis Freed, n
Wynkoop aud wife. LJ Smith, Augusta Depeysier Jules
Antoine, Robinson Mr Garensr Lauren, Rev
Ireland Joseph Aldridge, captJ Marshal Miss Parsons
Cnrt, Kelly WIN Gfoyer w Talbot and wif. Csps
NJ Gnsh Pcrr.. Mr. Knoor John Brsndon, MR. Garner
Mr. Hilton O. Glover Mrs Meshan. infant and servant.
Burton Manshclf. From IIaax-Mrs Clark. children
and nurse; II Ifuri. W Patrick.
DEPARTURES.
LivrRroot-.s.eamsr Asia, from bcsson.Gecrre paccn
u Ladd three children and maidi WIN Crosby James
ton George Lnder. VIM Lnder, Ncwton Mr. and Mrs Jas
ehadfen Ns Parker, payys Corr Capt yeszic .nd
seil wln Kane Z Hepe WIN Boyd. ars Boyd Ncw York;
:. John ys Lea., Rcy nos,rsai; Cart Han british
Mr. msmilion Gi,nsdler guaras; Bates Lvcrpooi W
li..on nodss nssn and se,ysn Mercer, Ensland.
Prime; ca: Bsssur Paris; Lsosass. viasp Rcus-
ssIiss; Ir,Apd-@ , For Half NV y sswmss. Henry
GsGca. g ~. rGgpis,n ss.ss. G:crT Brine ana
keuuy two children and Hrs Doherty ur aud MrD
waker. and b Green. Newfousdlana--n. TOTAL n :
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Relief for the Color.d People.

The Committee OF Merchants appointed to disburse the
raised for the relief of the ccored people who su
fcred during the late disturbance have taken large
room $50 Fourth street. TO bc used depot for that
purpose To that place all contributions Of clothing and
food be forwarded Subscriptions in money only
received by the Of the fund.- Jonathan Sturges
Esq his place OF business In Front At the
depot In Fourth street tho coored people who were
rendered horseess will be taken Of until they
otherwise provided for officers in attendance 10
take down their statements OF losses sustained. These
viii then be vesgaed by the ward missionaries Of the
Tract society. number OF lawyers bave volunteered
their for the purpose OF skings charge OF the
legal necessary have these poor creatures in
demn6ed by the city for bsses sustained by robbery
and lre The operations OF the committee will be ex
tended 10 Brooklyn, Jersey civ and Hoboken.
The following additional subscriptions TO this fund
RECEIVED yesterday
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Avoiding Quaran milne.

ORA. N. Gum Health Officer Of this port, called on
Judge Downg, at tho Tombs yesterday afternoon, 70
from infected ports making false statements relative to
the health Of their veseels nr Gum complains that h
principal information In regard n the health Of the
comes from the captains, and thew. 10 avoid delay az
Qnarapne make false reports When tho captains have
stated that all the WELL and that there had been
sickness during the voyage. examination by the
Health officer OF yellow fover bave been taken of
the vessels There about dozen vessels down
Mt the lower ia with yellow fever board. most
fragrant Dr. Gpnn Is that Of Captain Priest OF
the bark Acadia who lost man nv yellow fever during
the from Havana but stl reported that her0
had been sickness board. The following communi-
cation from r. Walker equity Health Officer, win
plain tho casc:-
HEALTH OrrIcrRs DEPARTMENT,
ouAnAsrrsE, s. l.. July z 1868.
DE-. A. N Guxy Health Omcer:-
Havana. Lower Quarantine Jnlv e 1867 The captain
then reported to the Deputy Health Occr Q. The Pors
port Havana and the homeward passage sickness
death had occurred amongst the crew Of hs vessel with
hospital at Havana but returned the vessel after two
three DAYS The s sane statement was made
since learned and Captain Priest admits having lost o
sss sw Fl On o o T. s ana
would respectfully solicit you TO take legal proceediags'
l. For giving me Information respecting the health Of
his vessel which at tho time be- knew 70 BE- false
INFORMATION ana thus commit periarv.
s For endanssrlg by ~, iniencnsl And socsc'oualy
fass S.ys nysd
before and since bnt this the instance this sha
and Intentionally and the time made known 70 be fass
His list win confirm the death and loss Of This mani
m''' fE6 %xIskk Gl D.. deputy sps Health onos.
fore the Board or HEALTH and they would call the asten
tion the District Attorney tho facts An Indictment
against the parties offending would be forthcomng and
they would meet tho punishment for their msrepressn
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Mur,ler mt Hopper1own. New Jers4y.,

fTrom the New Jersey Standard Fed Fank. July IT.
One or tho most shocking murders IL has boon lOt
to record has been committed Hoppertown long
Branch. Abby Socum found dead In her bed on
Wednesday morning. with the entire upper part Of her
head shot away. !
The alarm first given by her eldest son. about
eleven years OF age. ON awakening In tho morning tho
lad went TO his moher,s room which the upper
oor, and adjoining his Finding his mother cold
and stn, be took the infant in hts and \
Mr. Chamberlain, neghbor and told him that his
mothers face was all or on repairing to the honso
or the deceased the nerhbors found Mrs Socum with
the entire upper part OF her head shot away. She laid Ia
such manner 10 Indicate thrt her baby fourteen,
months OIL had been lying IN her but had been
moved before the horrible decd had been committed.
shotgun, found standing in OF the room on
the fret floor OF the house which bore evidence having
been recently discharged probably the Instrument
by which the decd wss committed. ~
An inquest has been heh and verdict rendered that
deceased her death by tho hands her
~ Sltcun
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Personal Intoli,rence.

Senator Foot Of Vermont Captain Oliver Edridgc, c.
s. Holbrook aud J. p. Sturgcs, of son; A. Wing Of
Albany; Hon. j. G. Rives. OF Washington; G. Holman
and lady, OF Philadelphia: w. Garrettson and hdy, OF
Cleveland: J. $. craw and N. Buckingham, Of Norwich
are stopping a, the Astor House.
Lieut.. Hooker, OF the United States Army Hon IT. O.
knight Of Massachusetts, Hon j. X. urrett Of Missouri
II sblcy Of Rochester; L. @. Woodruff of ufaIo; Hon.
W. Wilkinson. o Minnesota; Judge Church, Pcnnsyiva.
MIA: A. A. Dun1p, Of Albany and nr Pinkerton Of Ken
tucky, are stopping ut the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
r. Bush, OF ston; u. II. brigham. Of Springfield; II.
C. Peck, OF the United States Army Hon. j. 7. Ryan O
California; Ros of Pennsylvania: Dr. u. ID Hewitt OF
Connecticut s. D. Caldwell, of Frcdn mia r. D. DAVIS ana
Charles q Craft oiIbany are stopping at the neropo
l. Hotel.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
The Draft and the New York Quota
ITO the Editor Of the Albany Argus


Can you tell tho quota called Tor from this staeS have
been unable 10 learn. dnd the quota OF Clinton Essex
and Warren now is 593. Last year. 300 900, II
l46S. Monroe and Erie counties about 20 IS per
cent larger than last year.
In Ave districts the city Of New York have seen
table making the number 20 he drawn In them % esI
leaving the sixth district to be added which would swell
The number for the city 10 g5 600 year q
call for 300. 600, the quota only 1888.
In the New England States the draft reported to be
based upon 300,0 ,0O0
enclose you the quota Of each cosn,y last year upon
basis Of 800 900. II wi DO VOL 10 rcpublish IL.
Undoubtedly Of the principal Of the
all the country IL the secret In which
the enrolment has been made.
As FAR as can learn no lisfs have been shown nor
pies deposited whore they could be examined year
tho county committees authorized appoint
citizens, who associated with the Supervisors
and in making up the Iists and far as
informed from each political party associatedhat
there should be no charge OF rnfairpcss.
II may be all right but the secrecy with which oil the
proceedings have been conducted raises doubts In tho
mind OF almost every man have heard speak Of IL.
Why not have adopted the Of last year. starting
with OF the quota OF each State, subdi
vided INTO Congressional dstricsY Then appoint from
both parties 70 make the enrolment after its completion
pgbsh it. wish yol would coeet he facts full
you can and give the'n In the Aryus:--
QUOTAS OF 1862.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

No pcrsobe authorized 70 collect for the covsss.
AN csntrihus,ous b. ssnt direct 10 the -
through pcrron known 70 donor Clothing ara ~
pncssions for relief received at $50 Fourth street
JONATHAN sTURGtS, TSessuyrv
The Merchants Relief Cymmittcc for ssferny coc,e,
people have opened central depot at No 40 rourth
street. between Rroadway and lafayette place Cosred
people needing cid. bringing evdences of truihfulncss
win be promptly assisted. Those who have suuta.ped
veeunlary oxs should come before the committee os law
yeis. between eight and nine O'Clock IN tho morning aud
clnrms rut IN legal form No chsrge s made. All con-
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
The Wounded Policemen Under Half
Pay.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

was much surprised on visiting one Of the policemen,
who injured in the late disturbances to learn that
the Police Commissioners have decided 10 allow only
half pay to such policemen during their absence from
actual duty by cause OF injuries sickness This Is
very encouragement for members OF the force 10
risk life and limbs in their efforts 20 protect the lives
and property OF citizens If you would be kind
enough through the columns OF your valuable papcr TO
call the attention Of those who do anything IN the
TO this subject have doubt yor viii confer
avor many sufferers, besides doing act Of justice
AN OLD TAX PAYER OF TWENTY FIRST WARD.
New YORK, July 22, 1868.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

WHAT WAS THg DRAFT or LAST YEAR AND WHAT "a
THE PRESENT ONE.
lFrom the Albany Argus Juw 23l
Tho DRAFT last year totally different affair from
tho present Conscrption law rst did not vioste the
This does. That preceded by call upon the seve-
raj staos for their quotas Of troops leaving the stasss
70 n sSey % ds o
ca the drait "a ne even. Of the failure q
any any !, sat, to oasrwss - ,.ss ~ sscs. .a ed
makcs no call upon the states, gvee them opportunity
furnish their qnoa ignores the AGENCY of tns ssass
ard arroeaes y the federal ths function II
taking from ssase ~ military force indspsnssntZ
~ ec.sn. Inc ds.:t q isca-osds,sd, M % sus .. ovs
tions Of the War nepartnent 70 enaNe each eeas 70
complete Hs quota. II the gov@nnent had adhered 70
The hasds of lie states Il would not have vosssd or
past practice would have avoided coastitusionA goes
sfs s.,sr fseiias sols s%css ;hs recruits sss Toe
people.
rantable or cdious sxsross q power Oar ovn state
laws provide for tbss mode = nnng ulsA orgssi
sncrioe de ssssss-dssrsissg their nseiisy 70 The
rrcgasing % tho federal gcvssnneot the
suSn ~ authority, ~Sch ms nave been srsea.s
through state agehcy norc cecsaay and without any
r ,r,rh tncse who question the Legality of ina
prsesa drnts not sgsinst draft In itsef mode Of
replsnkhine the army against dram conducted IN
unaSr 6e prsvisioks Of tsc cousuton avail Ilss u
hs military forces oe the Ssates h this manner exrep
ny requsor upon the States and through their agency
ruR Apn1xasrRAriox AND TINE paArr
lfron the Absay, Joarssl, July ~
Il IVES last year the policy II the admInefraiisn to
avoid dram Il possible; asd. 70 reader pcssibis the
resplc formed hems:lvsr into rscroIne psshrs s1vne
thc,r time and money without stns eli up tne auoeas
q their rspsctvs Iccalisles
Ths DRAFT In New Hampshsre.
n ne Dtsaton o. ths suthorItbss u New Bampshsrs
70 posspess al ssssss uSss - rspsns dsafs uns ~
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, JUIau a. 1853

ribntIons money should Jonathan ssnrgis,
No 1875 froGt street. Clothing, provisions. &c should
be eu NJ the depot WIN, EST COLYER,
secretary at Depot.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Aid for the Injured Fircmen, Soldiers
umA POliccHnen.

The fund for the relief Of the fremen, soldiers and po
licemen injured during the late disturbance promises to
be something handsome The books Of subscription will
not handed before Saturday next when we shall be
able to inform readers how IL il 20 be disbursed
The following additional subscriptions received
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Board OF Ccuncilmen.

STATED SESSION., July 23-Four O'Clock p NJ.
Tho Board met pursuant To adjournment et the cham.
ber, No. 10 city Hall
Present. -councilmcn sandfcrd, Webster, Cav and
Br,ndou-4 Na
The Clerk thereupon announced that the Board stand
adjourned until Monday, 27th instant, at four o'clock.
JAS. ~ SwEENY, Clerk
Noucr2y call OF tho President the Board OF Council.
vii, meet Monday at two oci ck. for the transac
tiCn OF such business may comc before n.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

patiently borne until n shower OF bue,e came down on
them from above. followed pmsditeiy by discharge
all Of missiles from the crowd front Then
the comrnand and at vclley thirty -four killed
terror stricken turned from the bayones charging
down ON them, aud soon the stress cleared.
Thus ON that morning correct statement discover
that this company nrst fired ball tdges and by
taught them the stern and awful reality they
tri1ed with that which supreme and abe 70 make
good its supremacy.
During afternoon the company was out continually
patrong the city IN different parts. Notwithstanding
the great fatigue they have sustained The men
law, order and harmony.
On Wednesday the company ordered TO Harlon,
where they were duty until Monday, at which time
they we're ordered TO Fort Richmond.
First Regiment Cftfzens' volunteer Corps
Attached % Burnets's Brigade.
Companies and B, OF this organization, which were
on duty from the Of the disturbances
this city, dsbanded Wednesday last IN accord
ancs with the proclamation Of Governor Seymour dated
the Goth inst.
A full meeting of both companies held previous to
separation st which cordial vote o. thsnks was passed
10 Captains Frederick Dean and Charles Rogers for
their unweared exor0ps in bringing the companies into
al complete state 0 efficiency was possible in
short a time.
Captains Dean and Rogers then addressed the meeting,
thanking them for the diligence with which they had
performed their duties, and informing them that
raising company for the be attached to.he
members 70 join, which Immediately accepted by
several OF each company.
The meeting then separated expressing his read.
ness 70 reoin in case Of any future emergency.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
ahe Probability or the Habeas Corpus
Being Restored.

In reference 10 the dra and Conscrption act the pre-
state Of things appears to be thus-rhe general
government considering tho propricty having the
kabes corpus restored In reference TO the dt and the
estituionaity of the Conscrpton act judciay deter
mined IL necessary that this should be done before
the supreme Court Of the United states any United
ssates Judge In this state win probably be heard
tbe nrst instance before Judge OF the Supreme Cours
shen at General Term and then in the Court Appeals
kheee proceedings will take but short time tho Gene
rAl Term and Court 81 Appeals their
Doton and the matter may be disposed OF Immediately.
Notwithstanding the rumors that abroad difficulty
between the state and national authorities b. appre
hsnded.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
the Drafs In Eimira.

Tho drsft N Hmna, y. took place on Monday.
Trouble had been s We utmost god saling
scripts lor nsd pso,ssstn, With bands of mssjc ns4-
toes eoSumes Lcs6 ehsssa we're givss Tor ~ g.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
n.s.,vsnx s.ose. Goods.

Receivfng ssobes Goods.
TAonas oonnors was arrested sor vne NJ hs posses
,o ,ol OF furniture and household articles which had
bean stolen from the dwelling OF Mr.. GIBBONS, NO ~
amartine place, by the mob. The place was sacked,
viii Dc reem bored and everything II value carried Oh
BY the Justice QuackenSssh committed tho NC
cused for . bearing.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
MIsCELLANnOUs.

A sEcRIT woRrn KSoWxG.-o0 10 Tno4As n
"A A0NhWs, 80 Greenwrk sysrt sornsr Of snrny.
our aud Provisions a and e~crythingelee ussd svr
upwards
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
The Rights OF Persons Having Property
DESTROYED.

The attention Of people who may have had their proper
y destroyed during the late popular the
metropolis called 70 the necessity OF making cams
damages against the city with little delay possible
Under the act Of 1885, which makes the city rspousibc
Coz property destroyed during the heat Of popular
motion, the time within which action be brought
10 limited three months. Bat this brief period Of
limitation practically shortened nearly month by
another statute 10 which attention has yet been
called In 1880 act passed in relation 10 actions
and legal proceedings and claims against the city. the
second OF which provides that action special
proceeding shall be prosecuted maintained against
The Corporation unless shall appear IN the
pant moving papers that at least twenty days have
saspsed since the claim upon which the action pro
ceedng s founded presented ~ the Comptroller
adjustment, and not then unless II shal farther appear
chat upon demand in writing being made upon
the Comptroller after the expiration Of said twenty days
tho Comptroller neglected refused 10 make adjust
Hent payment thcrosf II win thus be that trac
scsy tc right u maintain action against the city
for property destroyed by such disturbances as
occurred lst week does until the prov isos
sf thk statute are complied with.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

negro tenement known A. the "Arch' when some cru
zens Inierfered ard prevented the asse'uou Vi sno
MAGE Hs Was committed for examination.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

Snnsion and the Union. Speeches were made and the
disappointment.
the DRAFT In Aubuxn-Great Enthusissm
or the DRAFTED Men.
AUsUu, N. r., July 9s, lsss.
The dTs for the city Of Auburn and seventeen sub-
districts in the county Of Cayuga took place In this city
to-day Tho best OF order was observed and the best
spirit uas manifested The drafted men Of this city
have dress parade this evening, headed by band Of
music and with coors flying. The city quiet and per-
iectly peaceful
AUBuRN, July 23-l0 p. n.
There a crowd Of two thousand persons now in front
Of the Exchange where the procession Of conscps has
halted. They have been addressed by Hon. n Pome-
roy, Provoet Marshal Knasp and Mayor White. The
drafted men are cheering for "the Unon," "Old Abe"
"tbe draft "recent Victories" &c &c. IL beats
any demonstration had In Auburn for years.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Suggestions ON the Draft Fand.
TO THE EDITOR OF rHx HERALD.

Now that ws begin to look more calmly passing
events, We would suggest 70 your consideration the
means adopted by the Arm and employees conformity o.
John 6. Parker CO.'S carriage mandatory, e5 East
twenty street, 10 raise "draft fund to be used
sasher in procuring substitutes. or In paying the
cation feo of any Of fellow workmen who may be
Araited, sod whose family tes may admit Of their
personal presence In the army 10 be used bounty
Ter those q number who may choose 70 shoulder
arms." ON Monday afternoon 10Th INST. At the suggcs
ton OF Mr.. Parker, the senior member Of firm
met in our factory, when Mr. Parker, in behalf o. the
arm, donated five hundred dollars to the fund. We
agreed 10 nate netenth OF weekly earnings 70 the
same. A Eoticcabe feature In this movement Is. thai
thosc o. our fellow workmen who exempt from the
draft ny age rom other most generously agreed
boar their pori of this self laid Thinking thai
notice o. cur ef)t m your paper might induce ber
large uaaur TO adopt something similar
oh ect in trcspassng npon your time. Should
thnk vel o. this, notice or the IN your paper
night be OF advantage W fellow worknen elsewhere
TIE EMPLOYEES
Or Jno. g. Parker 4 Co.
Nyv YORK July -, 1863 81
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

cuBsTirUrss. -sUBsrrUrKs ,YtRNIsHED ON "a
- vnsssle tsrrs ari wanted % 20 subst1susss
over loo .us'.a,ss ss- Y ks.d ssSs,is". f...sa
eiip vt~e er~mptiou from dr Gail on or aAdrsnD
7oax7ns Co, subsatus Brokers. s1 Broadway seeon4
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
Who Oppose the Draft.

n ,n,. -, ~ ~" snu enicago oss, suv III
ponents OF the draft are the Germans who. almost 70
man belong TO the most radical wing Of the radical cd
mnistraton party Among the democrats the dyaft -
generally looked upon with favor especially as Il ID be-
iievod 70 be the only way In which blasnt PATRIOTS
OF abolition can DO made 70 do their share Of the lighting
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
roo LArn roR CLAssrerCAT5on.

(vBALIEycs TO TIE wIVEn. or yEsrnHgAYs
tse wsner cf todsy's bcss row o. nsA
thses niles within three the plero
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

RBroGs ALLBvIAToR-ROR C0RNs, nuNI0Ne,
- tender feet, &c, 1bc and 80 per pos rcr in0eme4
cszss sod ~ drsGgiss and ssM by .slS - ard PEP
bon. Corns bunops. hel nnnA - csrsh ~ Dr r. buo08.
prHcttcsi c1iropo1isf, "a > roeawV.
The New York herald., 1863-07-24
The Democrats and the Rioters.
from the Paterson Register, July al

According 70 announcement, the Democratic Union
Club OF this city met last evening at tho Passaic Hotel
The meeting large. and the enthusiasm manifested
evidently evnced that al present entered heartily into
the designs OF the association.
motion was made and enthusiastically received, TO
form rife companies for the purpose OF putting stop 70
all rotous proceedings. should any and especially
70 the habcas corprs act TO be enforced A this
motion not with the business OF the clubs
Il was laid tho table until aftcr the adjournment
Tonight informal meeting of the members will take
place. 70 erganzesu comanes. Let tha hard listed
democracy Of the city gather round these defenders Of
constitutional liberty, and with them form band which
will preserve both tho Of the city and the rights and
liberties Of Its inhabitants
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

vvANrED-AS OPERATOR FOR A WHKkL8h
w Wilson sowing machine. tAevsuehiy eosnr etses -
do cn- work. Appy ~ 9,h y entrnses W sesrs - A. u
Stsvays Ce
The New York herald., 1863-07-24

The police Of the different precincts are daily busy
engaged in recovering property stolen during the troubles
Of last week, and in arrestDg persons who
cerned In the different arays. At tho Twenty second
precinct police station is large amount or household
furniture which has and supposed
have been the property OF the Colored Half Orphan
Asylum which was burned.
Tho police of the Twentynrs precinct continually
bringing In large quantities OF stolen goods. They
searching all the suspicious houses In their precinct
Among the various articles recovered Ia large amount
of groceries. II is supposed that this is mostly the
property Of coorcd people who fled from that vicinity
Most Of Colonel OBrens property has been recovered
and identified by his widow Firearms OF every shape
and make were found in every house that has been
searched.
The officers OF the Thirteenth precinct have recovered
81 900 worth OF goods stolen from the different
stores In Grand street last week.
The police OF the Eleventh precinct have recovered
two rifles which stolen during the trouble OF last
week.
Officer irwin, Of the Twentieth precinct arrested Tbeo
dOre Arnold, who charged with being one Of the
leaders in the riot OF last week. and having conveyed
property from houses which the mob attacked.
ARRESTS.
John Cnbrck, Dennis Welsh and Bridget Monnhan
arrested for having In their possession property
stolen by the mob.
George Hyer alias Shear arrested by officer Spear,
Of the Eighth precinct being charged with having broken
out Of prison at Riverhead, L. l. He will be held here
until sent for.
Detective Farley arrested Charles Mathews for
assaulting knocking down and robbing Mr. L. G. Weaver
Of gold watch valued at $75. The watch was found
upon the prisoner Mathews committed for trial BY
Justice Quackenbush.