davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1863-05-04

Northwestern, &C., ID very large. Northwestern
rose per cent on Friday and Saturday. though
the road does not interest on its second mort
The New York herald., 1863-05-04

TNssa Ral 10 ihs dor lays.
And al t4gUHgA ths h1aes
sleht poNifrs we're augfing-
tieHE hef NrA al nig1se
The fhlf % Asyt
t4airned tlis vay md ta-i--
Tlr - Atrss ufrfgfrf-l hen
t~f1 lre tafF wee fai
20 a. daa q n Faeh in 60
II f~n9a f1fs taf fmf
Arf fbe au1 '.r bcr. tsy
Nsar0nflLst iu Ma 4 w
L. PYsf4s ~ ktN 81 insrrta fyfNis tsrusst Pa
acc ~. assi'i fls "a llss- er.t ara -ters
pfsss = stnkHsA co. 81 bso>lssy Me- gsrs
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
CITY commmRCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, May 90 r. M y
BnEAneIUns- again declined Sc. ioc. per bb'.
was quite dull at Inc reduced figures Sales did not
sxcee '66 tbis State and Western, $50 Southern and
Inn r.. iia, vrith,, c,f xav,sed ranea- ~
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
49,, =, hiscELLAYEoUs.
An LLsoAkg cuI3 !cSs !,cs ;Tn TsfF

Iona'u.e Loss OF the HAIR which 10 60 common now
o~'' "sy De entirely prevented BY the use or
The New York herald., 1863-05-04

Wheat dull and heavy, only IA 900 bushels having
been sod part at 81 so for white 81 90 for red West
and 81 50 for whito State Corn shade lower.
with sales ol 20 600 bushels mixed Western at s8c a
S9c. for sound s2sc &c. for unsound and heated,
and 93c. for yellow Jersey Rye was depressed at 81
III o3 Oats were duh at SIC. 86kc according TO
quality.
CotFEE WAS dull at old quotations
Cozroa was IN very limited request and down TO 66kc.
Goo. for iniddlings
FsH There was good demand for most kinds, and
prices were qui,eG
FKEosis depressed. To Liverpool there were
25s 400 packages prov sops at 25s 27s 6d and l5s
22s 3D. by steamer ard sailiug yos e respectively
70 London 5000 gallons sper oil 25s 900 bbs -four
at D. 3D. pcr neutral 10 Glasgow 500 terces lard at
as. pcr steamer. 10 Bremen 80 thds tobacco at 35a
To Rotterdam coo bushels aye at 10d IN ships bags
fRnylsoSs.-Pofk was heavy, and on 4S1 bbls. were
sold at xl3 FOR od ness SIC for and sil Sl3 for
re Beet scd 70 the extent OF only 190 bbls al S10
sac for p,al = se for ssa tats aug $ia %
$2I fos prime mess sats W:1o tde LIDO Sb.s EDd
boxes bacon at &C. aS'So and 450 rackages q hams
and shoulders al &C. 7sac, and Sc. a5Lc Butter vas
dull l6c 2ic for state and I4c. l1c. for Western
Cheese was Inactive al lie. a Iac
SUCaRsTlic days sales confined 10 $40 hhds. at
11c I2c. for Now Orleans and 10c NC. for Cuba
Market steady
Movements in Real Estate.
RErEREE's SALE or ONE HUNDRED AND Fifty LOTS,
Drr TWEEN THIRTEENTH AyHNuE AND HUDSON RIVER
NJ n A 7Tt Sry 80, ,ph
The New York herald., 1863-05-04
S HIP PING NE w S

ALMANAC ron rrw YoRx-THB
Sun RISES. b6 EnDa q
srE SETS. s.............. 6S ufcn wArRR Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18


AsrIFs-Th, make, (, .i,ads al moe active. saa' ''A
81. =, =, 80 fcr Pots and ~ iof 1e-rs -,
~. ON-lhc ms-kst eoHnaes axe -h3 'fnS az
su.isf rgrova.se. = fiy eae oea : ID s-ie' u 80"
CDFrFE = quiet AID wihou; material change IN pf',".
Flour hSO MEAf Tie riira'. - e'c'n "a ss's
.rc.t !, s .irsss sad iaclc-,el l-ine's ~ a.
q ai.,i sna 3, give se.efs re sa,-iiese -,
a.4ls seaFge and 0s:isf. -, --.e &C 49, a. Is
ofllssi : D. :. . ioi ny 80; % 80. - "a ; K
pas '..isi ~ = -. -. - .,su tiour & 10 LEI
fes, s,4 pless ..e !9e Y os,. . .-..' "a 7 ~ "a
,sse srs f.riy extras ol,ru -Four "a IN gooi den,nd
aa = -f..s 80. - 80 81 sGta - 81 fof
ID zine es.! re- g,s i. r. Ard in s,oi -cqu.st,
@. ~ BOZ, a. : ~. - ~ tef y. = !, - 40 ~
aaiSIis heal u.aIse, i. fli.!y active sad prime cod.
r- - tie ss,le nac y.c-s aed tire inquiry Il eli uy ia
psr. tic al. o!oles-e, AID r .'cH,t = ~ "a
.rp Tho a., re IN TO- basa ,n1 ecnsi., % - bush
Chcsso AID kasin. spring - sss - ii 49,. -
a. = ls I'D d. Era Ncssern : lJ9~ -; J.t. 90
kab.r DO al = p ~ 3d. the Lite. fli9 ioi 'e'y "a
's =, - 90 nd Id 40 g. Vac Michigan y 90
IS barley ard hsn a 81 "a - ~ ' -S ~
- ,--ti,n Al 6oEder: Mss...n 81 ~ Be- and
sfe Al .fa;1c Rye and w.ated a. l' - tos
49,, I'D tie ,srse. close. qae; The srisss ae fair bu; 10:
fv 90 81 70 he wis o. TIE trade sc.s o. 80. olsH q
go -ipri h. - a aud 7ir. far ~ g. 'er '..'-. -,
HCPs are MA. AID IN lair le1 ~ proving 20 &c
frf.rto yrro quality grow Oh r th- yea ~" ~" -
lefei an fices snsiley nonins.i Nc" conc u 'lr'
HAIi.n aod-slls supply and with good denane Tri;e.
re-. sr,y mn.rilcd, 81 30 0acs ~ 49, , V ~
J Cd q lt1 = src aofs5c. ff Ne" ,,,,
MoiAssts-trices remain Ann ont the maikeii quiet
NAVAL SIOLs ase La. I'D u iao.siasc request - P'v
| vOrs ri,es . ~, -, r,,-,
e-..let, la.s ~ : iUa ri -, j. As ana tbs Oi-ts
" Lac ID sy ul arm irG IN mo-craie ieiuest - ~
vou. rates Other descriptions No scaeiAy "-sH'c' ,"
| lr.'. Il unchanged p.iccs &c., If, D.,
VnDIl,ION -f.rs Is moderate business dong W FORK
and r,ic. sr wihou. cnsnsc BIZ At me close s
49,, = 4, al. ana heavy. Sales oi l,eN bls % = ios ."
N. alIC! as =. Tor new o.; : 10 80 To- s'uf hes -ns
$40 Do =. Gu, Primo. Beet l. Gslai w. s'etly sa
fth. a 10 s. a. Si3 - Tor PLAIN Mes, sud @.a % ~
FAR. Nrss I.s.,, hoel AZ. ,ef h.i a-e 60 pr -
Iu Meat. quiet - previous p.,es heeon . 80 q -
hssvv Lao iag demand sAa Is as-'- 0eo.' '"-'
| =. 20 bh.s. 30 h .Gln2-
~VfkI.-aaw a- Is h b.ss demand ana ire h'Ai
rus. yer. tim a. te iu prcgenVai. We ri g..t' "a
t.o5d Ertuiu. Al idllo Sale % l,tO In.s ie~ . -
He. - hlls PoT.5 Rico u j.. lsc' s'.1 o." o'-eS W
| ON rrvsic totrs -, 4, i-,a. !, -,
! SIS Ds-C oger Feed e quit but hsyi at = el.c; -
lI,aty I. ffrl and limited request ~ ~" . ~
tashe Rourh is ia SO sngps aid sa'o H5.i - p W.
| |. 1u v bushvi. ID. q d. - c.. "a. a,
IA loW i. I'M IA demand and the market nrni saes
n no ihs a. l.. .or Coy iV4iVie ioF ras''f"i 4e ~
! loo. .1r Nrs,cia, - 3 aua.ts o.. -, ...v,tl.,
4 I,tffsK1 'e rlnlht. h. steady and tli "a" h~ g''
,a,s VI 90 obs. .. dc Or state, ai1 ."',.,' '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

A VISIT 10 TIKI RUSSIAN FRIGATs.-V1
wednesday afternoon Mrs Lincoln (w.le Of the rrS
denD Yrs. zen. nanks Gen. pix and s'ai' TIC %
d'Usiensaokcn uhe ConsulGeneral al hnss'''' "".s,
Roosevelt. vito and daughter and other dhuasusn.'
persons, paid a,si, 10 tie officers IN Command OF Nv
Russian steam figate Oslaba nov !! ns IN our h"i"'
The marty met win ccCr,eous and welcome reception
T,o elegant b,rges were dispatched TO transfer hen
,n,,, tho Go,ernment tender TO the friga'e. Csp-
Io,,,,t,r MAS Al the gangway ard had every propas
,,n ,oae to receive lis guests with honor A'ie' ~
-,sor,,tiou Of the officers al board, the gallant captain
In Mr., lincoln led the way. and the vessel Was CO
s,nel by MI tho visitors, who were delighted WIN ~
,,,o,et. app ntments. An entertainment followed "
the close II which Mrs. Lincoln offered tie fodow"s
toast. The health Of the Emperor o; RasssA '"l'
YoutaAoG replied in few happy remarks ana g"'
The President ~ t.e United States" Baron doS''"
sockcn gave "Thy Army aaG Navy OF the 'H''a
States" and 1.-THE health OF Gen Dix" The 'ehei~
responded. and gave in return 'The Army ana navy
Of Russia" judge Roosevelt proposed " iho "o'0''
ments OF Russia and the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
IAiyerti.e.uentI

"WnAT TO DOH choosinga calling for
L. our Natural Abilities adopting tho or ,e other pur'
suit should DO contradiction succeed boat a. hoc'n-
tic or Prof-,.iohs Mani IA an Artist or Mechsnc' An
Engineer Nsss,or, invcntofi Fof iah PARTICULAR Head
the PnnxsoLoeIcAL JOURNAL, at 81 ~ . year, or Is
osnts No. Fowler a " Ellis No. 3l3 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
GRrAT FiRR IN ST LoUS-Tas Missoar.

''kIAT J. Xxx IN 81 iDA H. ~, lNiaaraIi
Dlr.0sra Il Monday Torrts ~ O'Clock last Is o.rg
fhc magrilccn. steamer Tuprsia. yiag ucar TIC i %
walnut street. discovered 60 hc on &c" The alarm
was NJ given. ana the several erry h0nts having
Girmcas appatatus hurried - the soscue Tho .Iio,
spfead With amazing celebrity md quickly ciuglt ilo
bnr steamer Hi4wathA hirg north Thence Ne de-
ynurng ecu, q tacard The Post Boy which. with tho
other Two boats fell hopeless Prey. Despite The
lcty' 4 tho fcrrymcm and ne city GcucD the tcarr
Jessie X. lcll stli north. took FIRE. Lying alone WAS
tle stcnrer Die ternon, m imminent danger btu she
nsrs olously escaped below near tie lm.cri.L ~er0
several bonta non II Y hch wcro burned.
When al fairly on ire tho In pcIial. TiGwPthr
Post Boy ard Jessie X BOIL burned loose from their
other down tie ryor. W.ihin twenty minutes Oh the
four boats u Wild flames lighting , river
and country !or niles. Tho scSne MAJ awl aud grand
beyond description. Happily. he vessels bad passcd
sufficiently far nom the lovee "a avoid ming long lpo
q valuable steamers and ihe boats lying bc,OE amat
street. The Imperial seems b. have grounded md
burned down not ilr below the gls works Tie Other
steamers kept thoir way I'll their urd hs aisap-
pearod ia Ito distance. The Ices b. this fire viii foot
up 10 $4,000. NO doubt. II was tho work Of in.
co1iary.
Tho following IL statement. Of the insurance.:
sieonsr mpeii, insured for 5000. follows; Gobe
MntIal, flO00i United States, hlOW0 Atlantic hu'ual
t3 t Great koPub!ic, $780, fbcaia $500. LgroAs OF
FusbuIsh. &5t"i.
Steamer awaiha Insured for A., 000 follows: 0lobe
Mutual 5000, United States &i0O. Eureka Of Pittsburgh.
$1,000 Atrne $1,000 Onc-cishsh OF this boat, owned
C. d. Blossom, nsI insured
Post Boy in'ur.d for $4,000 toioss. Globe - opo
United b,av $500, Phenis 5000; Eureka Of Pittsburgh
$4,000.
jesse X Bell owned In Cincinnati and injured there for
$4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

r-yfTFD sTArrs DISTRICT CoCRT-ssrr. i7-B.'ore
J4d.s h,T1s
TIE HArrAs CORPUS Ash gfiT NIECr OF IHE
ILr nKSTs Il0 LAnAIiOt.
4. ths matter 81 tta = fahn De- ln.scr g. Be De
eiafred 81 ~ri o. -te.s cotqus.
Judge Bets came 90 tie same conclusion u
Us III Jl.ir. Ccfte % o.. sagfrua ClgIt "a
,-isf -,flan ans - s r..ian 'A not 4.ls
n Cont D. ed isl power % lrsTr-o 10 'hs sef 90
enas .es sffl.aag disposed "a y .c Efrs-'ass iio
claiaf,lon 49, .9seura By H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

The REBELS LOSING THEIR COSsCRiPTs
Gen R0seorans writes 10 tho Government that the
6cbsl consorips running into hr lines by the humid.
reds and desire 10 join his army lie says In hs letter
ennessee Ia more loyal than his State Of
Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

lfI.a,s oP Gan. CAss.-Ths Dfroh fre,
Pre-, u Tucsday tayss w rcsrct - c'r um' Cen.
Car 10 seriously ind ,posed. We haze not heard nom
hl today lut biz case s rDu sic cred very critical ana
q. hardly possible for hm 10 survive many days un.
Ices 10 obtains speedy relief"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

FR,r FROM A WINDow.--George GrecnwM'
f, from tho fourth.story window If house IN "rc,
wioh street. while asleep, aud Was seriously INN
lie wa, couYeYed 70 tho CilS Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

DRowSED.-Cogoucr widely OF Thursday
hold an iaque- ON the body ~ Samuel Waller ~ ycl,
of 4gc a hatno OF England, attached to the steamer
attic H. TIC capacity T. hGelnn Dtcrs.ed rilci' ~
ed ~ go On board ilr scllrra Pier No g. Last River.
about JOY D. ~ Wodlcsdny. AID mistnAilg The bO"
gAt Tor hat AT the 1anRway wnAcG from ITO pc! INTO
mo river and drowned. a verdict OF accidental
drowning wac rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
sUFREME cOuEr-sPIc,t Tssx-ssr. i7.-beien
Jutic. CLrEEs
TIE rRfspEirs Plo-LAMAuoS sLST 10 raB ciS
EgaL I'm.

In tic master Of tts usaoa' CosYas 4 Mazda Cor
T. this case, Which aas become celebrated II Tie
slg,ns a. srgraf C3ggii. J.'.ce 1srfe ordered Tie
ea,r 20 it hsarI IT, Ccr-.rL Trru. t. b. iri o.
y.f., rr1t O.. De- a 80 ,rrffi.t r- a. tl- clre' v
ts. lr~. Iont. g. Nf~fo fi- viii. Afd
ben ~ ',s - B.. .sc 10 tggTlcc y hr rro-.int'n
a. be- he'd ltf.rf 49, flN b0rr. crnsrf - frrslins
Dr.. ce srsrl 90 JrsilDs, irrr. sid LEONARD
Mf Oll4fey afffarri IT uo p.tsslnrIi, aia .ii Je@
cA'fn.s,t f0f IT, ,ettttfT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

KILLED on SHIpDoARD. Henry Neyhancr
aged ~ native Of r'sa, vas accidentally kllcG OF
Wednesday, on board tle ship Martha, ylng 90 PEI
No "a LAst River by box Oh tobacco ninI pom HIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
sUlElioR COvnr-sTrciu THRp-sssr. i7.-reio
chef J4ff4.~ nosAolru.

Frgrro Ciiluot at. Angelo Naturalization
slsff.d with , uasis. See nclai sn .l - b g..fA.
D..f,a j. Or.r. -. C-eb lrscga-Noli.n granted on
terms n.e ufsfInftlfa
Ifftrr ~ u.rl ar' Wn sigsff 'c.-N''fu 4eriei Niit
cfs tr' II fa ~ amends b, rcccGd teu It l. without
.osia. sc- memoranda
H. ~ :. Bond az. JaaeI +. ssLbTy -Ordcs ff.ael
Ana sritlrd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

MaJor.Gen. Butler and wife arc at Willard's.
Gen. Wool, It is stated, rendered biz resigna-
ton so soon an no was relieved by Gen. Dix aud hia
resjg ~ ton yea accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

hTTEaPT AT SUIcIDg-At I0I p. IN. on
Wednesday, Mnry MctiOwnn. aged 20. native ~ Ire
lsad reading al No 80 E.@t sixteenth stre.t While ia
window Of tho above residence Drcatiny her Log aLd
ilsniniag other injuries. she vas takon ~ IAIs,Go
Hospital.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
v.r.;nf. q. Produce.

e,pr t--aa.l bbl, Flour 81 bhs. Whisky, ~ p'fSs
crr re,l 81 ~ q hi.a. NAe1' 100 bush. Iofn Il -
Oaf. 20 pa. Provisions, t,oJ pigs Petroleum i
lu.le. 81 . 4sh. seed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

THE INVALID CORPS. Corps diionneur,
organizing In the Southern Division 81 New YoTk by
Msor Pierre g. Kane. under the direction Of Cob NJ
gent, A. a. PTOvosi- MarshL General. has been ~.
signed camp Of rendezvous at WIIct's Point. which
viii DC retained during tho coming Winter. and the
men who quarteIed In tents Tll. n necessary
be furnished with arraes Details for service In this
harb0r and vicinity arc hereafter 10 be made from
among the men qGartcred there. Eleven companies
have been forI1edsI Of the first battalion. Who ore
mostly ebe.bodicd soldiers. but are nos strong cnor. D
to endure the atisncs II regular ramlMGu-and hso
con pancs 81 the sccOni battalion. every man In which
has lost iiInb blcn otherwise partially disabled
Major Kane ia Lis examination Of both men and oil
ceIs. 10 very rgd, and learn TINT he has rejected
large number Of the latter not possessing tho Guah
cailons Of sobglety. military knowledge and worth as
men fit 70 command body OF men,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

COURT o. oEfERAL sfssioNs-srrr. i7.-Bo'oso
or, Judge hoiVsH.
The ifia OF Bridget ilc.lron, discontinued last
WEI In lusn,, ~ 'r sp-nc,s coas, ~ dci'ndnt
OBJ. ins fo two a. tho Iors r.nrl'd Die tr 3.
T, rusourr ioand slly NJ 80 aenp, g. coni -rsn
ia te lt t.sre. slr 49, ,,u-I Tor 1.lc,, ull no
Count adI1uf.td
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
Mlror, nrrlc.. 20 Y0aE. -. l.. ~.

T. M H0f off'lf NJ tf~fnA t"ttsii
Gys.trxrs have today for''si ,isi ofef "a eouf
Icy oi APT J. bo9fAto1 Commanding 80 huss.n isa-
u.slo pfe.eni,e BY Asfon o.H-ls'n tor'a 'st'fs Of
lsa lsan fsn them A-i 30 fse ol u 81 nai'N 4-'
csef before waited no bay u scS 4oft-
Ia ..eN q .s fl.t an g.. iho fisn4J fsat u.
re b' to Elsfifn bNssrA'ni ard i~f 90 tAd oni
oru deem u vi - be nst'' noe Up t'fif'n
VA ~ ~ firras ihe frlrfll 90 fff ~ ta~ |-f.fa
TO, ruenl Of "a. rig u l4s n ito -f-ttn'. .'d ty
10 .irnat1u.l OIL rstoi. conifaas Ishrd h' o.
csuff. wh- ohs fuus fo"'' sa'' scr nj III
axe dlfrg domestic uolb.rs
would anooflnsy repeatedly recommend ih-i ~ hofii
allie. q. u- ciiy b. s2.eti'1 =. ~ boo. 80 70 -
c,f, OF he tLip. btNhDl DIDlhl. Naf"f'
Upon petition cu.Annt.ag Dom tho )unA dc-le.-.
III Afte.el =. arnca I ordinance which VS. tlNi f'd
q, vote II II 70 giving iLe JunS dealera p'lmi'son
10 Use bell ou .l.! carte hr Michel! called ~ 10
Veto Mes cage ~ the Mayor oi the REBELLION paased
some tin, ago - tie Common to-ncu si'ils t.o Al
tAlac.t0 CJ4i Gas Company fcni.t.on g. ~ mall in
Gle streets ~ 80 city. and no cd DO adoption 81 To
resolution not siihslaIdiAg The huyoGs objections hf.
rnleAt hoped thc.e would hc ~ as'c 10 goo iAiios.
ana that tie Board would fllly cortd'r tr question
before giving such vast ,er oyor tie NrDi4 60 90 an
flown Company. Sir. Mitchell favored t.c fcsslniiou
on tie ground that Tie csnbA4hmcli II tia Company
would remedy "a great evil which gas coTa4r,Ts had
suffered pr many years report and zee l,nii0hs Ion
tho Co.i.!.ice 81. Railroads sore adopted directing
tie CORPORATION Counsel . proceed 'gnlnst al pafncf
wlo hn .c violated the Ofd44al,e 81 tie Common tDan
eli ~ laying railroad tracks Ia various puts o; The city
and calling upon tie CrOiOr Agurd-c. Department 10
remove nl such rails Illegally laid. and 10 restore Tho
streets their original condition. TIC board adjourned
until next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
IL Hard ad,osrncd TO Monday s,'oc!ooA :. Il.

BoARD oY AIDERaRS.-At q stated meeting
o.. tbs Board yelleIeay. ~ Booie cont H. e connih
caon nshinr the ynlaso fan ordinance vhca 10 n'o
submitted pIolinf tie husiro,s q fat sHd bone bo
Ing or similar practices within tie city liHiia rnder
heavy rcna....s. II was hid over. The following con
utne NON was received NON ihe MAYOR. AID referred
20 .re,lAl Colnlilee - thee NDfl each !i'1rd TIC
is,.l.cD. appointing Alderman tariey i.oiaeni 14d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

TIE LATE Col NEYAN.-The remains OF the
lqto Col VI. X Bryan Of the i75ih Regiment are e1'
pcctea here to-day and n meeting Of his former CON-
r.nos IN arms il 90 be held at o'clock p n, nj the
Park Hotel 10 max arrpr cement for his funcfl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18
nom that city. The 93d, 25th e0h and 9sth Connect
ont Regiments which ale0 went out with Gen. Banks

have alrcedy returned home, The 9th was organized
NJ Niddlctown Conn. 10 which place transportation
will be frns he'd them by Col Amy upon their arrival
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

TIE COUNTY SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF Coz
Mr1TEE -Mossrs Blunt and Puriy Of this Committee
were In attendance yesterday and were waited upon D!
an unusually large crowd Of drafted men, anxious 10
procure exemption. Every applicant is sworn by the
Committee rs 10 his inability 10 pa! the exemption lee
Cor himself. end questioned in regard TO his family II
lc is accompanied BY substitute. the $500 Is assigned
over 70 tho Chairman Of the Committee, when tie money
Is paid q. once 70 an officer. who accompanies tue par
tie, 70 the Mar shas Office. IN case tie subs
INTO "a accented the money Is handed over 70 lin or 70
lis authorized agent; Y not accepted II is returned ~
The Committee and the assignment destroyed. Ahe
Committee say that. there IS no law 70 prevent
substitute from retaining broker egeui TO attend to
his business and secure his acceptance as q
pro1y. they cannot interfere with any
esreerent which asubst:tu,e may make with any man
IN regard 70 the disposition Of the sSoo The Commit
e. accept oil the substitutes who present themselves III
person OF by proxy and ask no questions o" TO what
dsposi,on they make OF tie money paid " them. y
l. xi;v Of the substitutes from the western portion
o. H. State ard have been brought hitler by tho bro
amho seem to have complete control % their move
,ysuA Between 20 and ~ Substitutes were accepted
Yesterday and sent the various Boards Of Enrolaeni
for fms, examination and Acceptance. The oasef o; The
drafted frcnen nit!zmen and policemen have boon
attended TO- ard we are informed tast nearly every ma.
has furnished substitute.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18


SwIsySHooTIyG FESTIvAL-SEcOSD DAY
Tic interest r the shooting at Joncss Woods yesier'
DAY was decidedly greater than uIon tie day pro'ou,
although tho general attendance was considerably ICES
Tie swiss shafpshoocrs with characteristic Industry
ipmeneed icF sport a. O'Clock Ikursday morning
ard the crack q tle.i r.los heard viiAoai no
meats in;erlilfsion until sunAG- Tic fccae al tie
shooting hall wss ,oy sad iniercsiiDs. Tic various
stalls ;hrongoG fro,n norn. uniI night Tii en-.
thusias,ic shooters. each waig Lis tura n he haes
osnteIed sheo, across tie lawn As each piece va. ds
charged M index arose apparently from tie ground.
lad res.ed upon tie point perforated ~ tie pallet
Now and then. . vel aimed 'nc dropped. red iag
waved before he target. ond conerairstory shout
was given for the Fortunate who had pierced Tie
center o. the bulls eye" Those who fail to admire
TIE points Of ine rife and 10 appreciate a calm cyc
and steady hand night find the shooting fssti'al
somewhat rono,oaous. but The ,eAuer!obs enjoy their
.ehAf.e,ea with evident satisfaction. ENLARGED Do
doubt, by tie memories Of The faGeTland which II br9gs
With 1t.
Tie fan results O, tho shooting viii no. be announced
until SATURDAY at which time the prizes vii be di.irb'
uted with suitable ceremony. partial estimate oftho
sk so far displayed n.sy be made nom tie following
IL tie eight targets distinguished by tho lee, GA
to the following bul'seye shots weIc fccoriod p =
tue close Of tie shooting last night; A, 80 H. D. &.
36 D. 30, J.. Sc. 7. 57i c. 81; II, 62-unling In oil
81 slots within circle three inches In diameter. al
dstance Of 42O feet Thee were probably about orc
twentieth Of all tie ahos lrod The shooting Yesterday
decidedly superior to that Of tie day preiols The
buLs-oye had been perforated during tLo irsi twelve
hours shooting 100 tines Tie lat slx hol7r shaved
a gain Of about ~ per cent OF tie pIeyioas shoonG
Some Of the be-. ugIksnen made 20 u - balsoje
shots during the day Ihcso are 70 shaIo tie proceeds
Of the shooting tickeis ser tie prizes havo been de-
Quoted and 20 per ceat 70 doray e1pes's The dane
ing and other eusemouts were not neglected all Tie
cool breeze very acceptable to all. snail uo"
i:zer sgnG.zcd the close Of the sAoong. Which I'll be
resumed tomorrow at "a. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

CHAPLAIN or THE IllGHLANDERs. -" HE boy
preacher" Cranmond Kennedy, having been elected
Chaplain Of tho 7!ah Regiment Highland Guard. 4
Council va, convened Yesterday afternoon q, The PM
avcnrs ard ToTiy.s!r,h.stfoe. Baptist Church for bis
ordination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

SUICIDE IN BRoADWAY.-COroner NaumGnn,
on Thursday. held inquest on tie body OF Adolph
Daylds, who committed suicide 1t 10 H. H. On Thnfbdey
In tho har1wore store Of Alfred Woodhain. No. 42i
Broad way Dayids entered the store and asked 70 see
some pistols stating that he wished 20 pnrchnse enc.
lie selected ono. and stepped into the pistol gallery 10
the rear 10 tryit. MI WoodLam heard tho report Of
the pistol and on turning around. SAW the decoased
staggcr and fall Ho hurried to biz assistance. ard
found that tic ball had entered the head just back Of the
right ear cansirg almost instant death officer Morris.
Of tho Broadway squad, promptly on hand. and M
slated Mr.. Woodham IN procuring medical attendance.
The Jury rendered verdict Of Suicide by shooting
RETURN OF THB TwEihY-FOUnTn COEEBcTI-
CUT RE0LaEsT.-This regiment. under command Of Col
Sam1 NJ MansHeld which entered the nine months ser
vice. and accompanied the Banks Expedition to New
Orleans expected 70 arrive here in tho noxt TRANSPORT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

Humphreys at. nampAnys.-Di'orce granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-18

BoAgD or EycrSR.-The Commissioners met
Yesterday and GRANTED licenses ana adjourned TO
NEE; at the call Of majority of The members of the
Commission