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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01
CHrLpnrss AID Socrrrr.-Tbe First Ward

VHILDHEN5 > MD SOCTEIf.-IUo FTsS WHrU
Industrial School, under chsrre ofths Chdrsns Aid Society
No 50 Trinity place. hsld Its annual Commencement eIsr
eses yeasday after which the school closed for the
month Of August The e1srciss' somewhat different
from those which usually take place such occsons the
usual morning recisOns first listened to, ssr which
they psrtooi Of Wholesome dinner then each scholar wa,
treated to cool and refreshing bath, suitable arrangements
being made for this the premises This followed BY
few remarks from gentleman present. and the children
were dismissed
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&niIcd.

July 3o-sesmshp.-C,y of LlmkTick tBr) and AshiNss
Ship.--C Cort . us Cfinnell and helIes.
Barss-k.vla LAveno (ltaA), WAadcrer lbr J. AAn'as
ANiua (5El toiroran (NorD
Bnss-Rob-r, Mows Mssssret (Brl, Rescue iSs
schoouef-Nay
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SUICIDE BY DRowBIEG.-About 6} o'clock on
Thursday nornius whose name h unknown, was OBJ.
served to Iump OF the Greeopont ferry boat
into tns river The boat which ossg for the foot oi
Tenth street u the tine backed aud search msds for
the but be before help could be rem
dered Deoe ued wore blue military coat with Kossuth
hat and had carpet bag on his arm
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IAdyertlsemen,

TIE CLOSING SCENE.-Saniord's Ethiopian
Mnsre and Opera Troupe close their performances TO-DAY
at BsTnnin's Museum DO aso The Dener bToher-. tight
rope pcrornsFs symnssts Ic Lovers Of good music, and
admirers VI bo j, daring fcAts. viii ta<e posiee.
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parties have been proved without contest; Eliza Lssa
Cawsoo Kelley. hsac N. Woosey. James McAanus, Ed
ward CuosiDsbam. Reru: Coil Mary 4. Edwards, James
| iic interest u contained 10 any of them -
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FIRE.-A fire occurred shortly after noon on
Tursday. in the vaufh factory Nessr Meyers Sons
No. 2D West foieth street Before the sme. could be eI
nguished damage TO the amount OF ~ wss sasiaaed H.
suIAnce not ascertain ed.
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pappLrso Concentration the arrival Of

SKEDADpLIyo CoHscRfPTs-On the arrival OF
the steamer Conn from New yesterday morning
forty drafted men who bctrd .kedsidcd, aud pro-
curing coihingu exchange for their uniforms, made good
their There III ecnscpts aud sUstotes alto
sethsr board. Tho snbUtes received a. high "a = 30
fom their pr ncirals severe example Will DO MADE Of
The "a when captured.
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Officer Webbsr, Of tho Third Precinct while pstoiing Ms
pursun, q soldier with carung, evidently with the nten
ton of striking him. He attempted TO arrest Henry snd
while o. doing ssvasely assaulted by him. After des
peras res,nce the ruan secured aid Alderman Fox
before whom he subsequently ausigned, held him IN
S5 bail TO ausver Two bones the occrs right hand
were hsctured Hs was attended By Police Surgeon Ken
ned
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IAdxerilaamentl

TucKrGG.- Every Lady having Sewing
Machine shoai call At Nine. DzEoREsr's txPoRius, No.
~ Bro.lwsy and No 81 Fast lst AID see the lesi '
rove nsnt m tire Tuokrg srhmsbt for SEWN.
u now ARMY .usctca the Mschne In es, than one
minute requires ia,g8clon and !. rs than hall tho er-
1sT sIo. A al oTaA aAneli and sod Al only 81
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Memoranda.

Capt sersive of the Portuguese bark Conesicso reports
Iuy "a H. lat o. ion. ST. daring dense ~ wss run to by
m ship cutting down TO the waters edge stove
s.aiboard bow, ea4Ted away boLlDSpr!t, &c
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Tie usual weekly statement showed that there o. 79
remsnng in the sever institutions the 25h inst
Durng the week previous SO died; l92 were discharged
and z58 sent to BlacA Wells lssndl
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MoRL ARRESTS OF RIoTEns- Officers Jay
ForLsy and Jones Of the Eighth Prscneton Thoday ar
rested Garrett HILL aged H. Richard Stage, ssed ~. and
Egber Coz eyed 49, charged with sornns and ''aultins
tho negro ienementhouse No 20 Cornell, street dunns
he rio, Of the 18th inst. Several witnesses ts.hsd 70
having them throwing stones tie house In question
and otherwise rioously conducting thomseVeG Justice
Kelly committed them for trial.
Patfck MonshAn arrested by Officer EllIson OF tho
Twentieth Precinct charged by VIM W. Boomer, No 3S2
West street with assaul.ins bin tho after
noon Of the nh inst with bayonet, and attempting to
make lia Join the crowd OF holes Monahsn held to
answer by Justice Kelly in the sum Of &5o0.
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NllIltarn Notices.
ObseQuies
ERIC. GEN GEO. C. STRONG.
or the United States Army.

CHURCH CORNER alD.Sr AND <THAv.,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, ON SATURDAY,
AUGUST |, 1903
rh. Mup.yx F.cors will be under the eommsni OF Brig.
Gsn CANBYol the u s. A. to censiss OF ths Hh Artillery
and Ssh Regiment lnfsntfy. ,.,.,.
All Officers Of the Army and Navy are Respectfully inv'ssd
10 attend without further notice. ~ -.
The procession will form the corner st 71d and th-
after the funeral ceremonies concluded.
The following named ssatlcmsa vii! act Psbesrsrs.
vir: - ,.,,,,,,
Big Den. CANBY. Brig Gen EVEN
comnodofs MrAOE. Col. T. ~ HAGNER
M,jor WAINWRIGHT, CAPTAIN CRlSPlN:
c.y,,,, PIiFFER DIR. MCCORMACK,
C.nt w W HARBrLL, Col FRANK r. HOWE.
Ad. ]. d. OrTlWELL. Councpn s. T. eboIEh.
The PaBrp will meet s the late rssidencs OF decsssas
No 62 East lgth.st., Of 9.45 O'Clock m.
cosnIrrsK Oh sArIoSAL AriM
Aldslmeu-FARLEY. Cosnenmsn-JV,.iooL,,r,r
MITCHELL, ,wEbS,Eh',
RouiE BRANDON,
OTTiWEIL hANILAND.
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ALMANAC.
un-Rises...4:6SI Isets........75 Moon-Rass. e:n
RCu WATER THIS
Sandy Hook.. $50 Gov. I.lsnd. s:+i HelOats si;23
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SnocKiso MURDEH-1nE PrRPETRAroR AR
nrsrsp-Cspt JouIdon and Officer Golden, Of tLo sIth
Precinct. on Thusdsy arrested John McAissr. an Irish
aborer 40 Year, Of ago. employed In the .ugarhouse OF
Me.srs Booth Llsar, at the corner Of King and West
.treet. charged with the murder Of the negro william VII
10 peyousy Iepoed at the corner Of Leroy and "ah
nron ,tre.is Considerable difficulty was experienced In
getting the wtness Mr. Cslob Lawrence TO come forward
and identify tho accused. he was apPrehsn'o II be did
ne ii. property would be burned bis e pay the penalty
Al length on Thursday morning he pointed out the accused
TO Capt Jourdsn the who committed tho pufdef'
Under pretense Of aesiDg him for aung womsn on an
eacursion last wesl MeAnser wss taken into custody and
on arriving at the sizh Ward Sston-house the real cha
preferred sganst him MI Lawrence states that Oh tie
morning lih in,t while in his stables some III
grs him stated that negro being murdered
the lie went ia that direction aud on arriving at
TIM lying the ground and the accused
standing hn holding in his hands large stoe weighing
about pounds which be repeatedly raised and brought vo
srny dswn Wv tts pspss heed. sliei.ins d s1eb te"
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REMovAI.-General Candy in a few days will
remove his hedqnaers from metropolitan Police Bui d.
ing 30. + BceekeT street. eccuPCi by Cene DIX,
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MAD Doc KILLED.-Ofccrs Porcher aud Hal
,oran Of tho Tw.fh Police Pr cnc thursday killed
dogs the Of FlIh ard ehundred
and-the,h street. aud the other IN Fourth avenue near
Twelfth street The police do not report shat any persons
have been bit .en by the Isbid GaimAls.
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CITY ITBMs.

CENTRAL PARE.-Ths Central Park Commission
srs announce that thsrs w b music u the Centrs PGh
on tho Mall ct s'elesk tsdsy BY The Central Psrh Band,
under the lesdsrhp Of h. Dodwerth hs weather IL
sne. The following h THE programmsi
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Receipts Of Produce.

JuLY ai-g2l2 bbs Flour, 800 bsgs Com Meal 44I
bush Osis 3Ol bbls Whisky l9 pkgs Ashes o% pkgs I'e
yliops 5Qz pkEA Es.teI, z,72 phgI Petroleum.
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CHARGE OF REcRLFss DRIvTEG AND AssAULTING
AN OPrcER.-Patnck Smith csrman, la onv,ng through
south street. caelssy his truck against Mr. Robert Po
ter Of No. 5la Peer street lDJung him Internally Tho
driver arrested by Officer Sith Of the Seventh Precinct
and while proceeding to Court no became desperate snd
made savage tauit the policeman. Jnstice Osborn
he'd the accused 10 answer the complaint
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Heavy A rtiIIery.-A fsw more RECRUITS WANTED
Ia nm np Co b. 18Th N. Y Artillery: S3Sl bounty. Men
. IN ,hi. Company assured oi the best arm In tue
r,s and proper ttssnlsat ty experienced officers. Man
a. Eoral
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THE APrRoAcHIso DAT OF THiyKsGryIso.-
The following pastoral letter h just been sdre'ssd 70 the
el~ry and ,,y Of tho Diocese Of NewYo" by th. Right
Rev. Bshop Potter.
"DEAa BHHrnEEs, The President o. n. United States
bsi apaft TO lot National lhsnts
giving Praise and Prayer Almighty Col seeeuut oi tbs
,gus favor recently vogt ssed & the ,s9 orh ~ De
fe Of beloved county aud havins nsssisi th or
thsptg vl7 bs accompanied With svsni prayer fof al
those been b.rssV.i In any M ed IN tho
OF tie present ofsbe bes % call yosr
express hope that in your respective psse ef
chip viii As.enble the say hovs-nsniorea 70 rem
homage the Divine hsi.sy for scloas later
nation behalf and 10 La pore the blessing OF
fila grace and consolation for al those who afe Ia
sieisd OF distfen.d through ,hs osiaE4ite'o Of ~N.
"ftyins God 10 give you h biessnt rsansin your al
fectionsss frioud and brother Ia Chrisi,
"HORAIIO POTTER bI.hop Of Esv-foTE"
Accompanying tho letter 10 tho order Of ssvice settling
forth that service sha be that or the eh day Of AgEa"
with the special heretofore appointed 10 10 eed ea
B, the prs.ent nations. troubles together with the prayer
Yor persons Under Aac,lon" Ahsr the General Thsak'
giving .hsll be said the Collect which folow.th,
o Almighty God the Sovereign Commander Of tho wafll
10 whose hand 10 power and might which sbis 20
viih,tAnds we hofs aud msguy Thy gfca; and gloous
Name The late happy OF ttos 81 doene - our
art tho only Oliver Victory. Aud beeeh Ilsc 1ve
grace improve these great uefces 10 Thy gOry the al
vsncesnt " Thy GOspo tho honor Il County, aud
much Ia sth the good Of all MANKIND And. We
b.,eseb Thee give Of these Thy mofc.o,
may engage to sGs thsnsuine such may appear Ia
our lives By humble holy and obedlant waking before
Thee all dsys through Jesns Christ onr Lord 10 Whom
with Thee and III. Holy Spirit DO All ths glory and honoT
world without end. AhEs.
Tho Con.o Epis,ls and Gospel for tho occasion that
for the Ninth Sunday Aitef Trinity.
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o. s. COMMISSIONERS oFFlCE-JuLY 3l-Befofs
Ionuss.auer osborn


Comullsaouer Osborn.
FRAUD on THE GOVERNMENT.
George siterly and William n. Scott were
hrol before tho CommisontT chs ged with deifauding
lie Ioyernnent By oossnius the advance bounty OF Quo
slgsu minor whom they fegrscnte1 70 be OF ase, ana
rtue,d TO slip stndsnan IA tho naval frryice Has.
e, wa. j,chareed on bahea. corpus by Judge Mccuuo
T6 1, tho t Of number 81 uiisl and a. tho Com
n..0ro couu.cd tho accused TO answer tie cha no
doubt IL viii bs followed by the HEet oi many others
aid the Government has been delraudtd out Of
about 40 600 ia cases lie ths above.
IuR CASE OF THE THREE CREEK SAILORS.
In the case oil the saiors arrested at tue instance
of the Greean Consul the Comiioner decided that they
could not Le held.
SUPERIOR COURT-sPECin TKRx- july 9l.--Beiore
Justice MoNCRIRF.
DECISION. .'-
Joseph w. Hadley agt. Benlanm Sstbam ct ais
Propo.rd cas-, aud amendments settled. Minutes OF the
stono osraphsf and papers " th Clerk al ChaInbers
SUPREME COUNr-CHAwn2Rs-JuLY 3l-Before Justice
GOULD.
DECISION.
Tho p.ore ex. rel. Peter G.. johnson agt. George
Evet, Srhe chlsen Iea,aned to the cafe and custody
Before Justice BARNARD.
George Lyon set Lyman A. stoke, et alMotlon denied
sUlROGATE'5 COUkr-JuLY 3l.-Befors Surrogate
TUCKER.
WILLS ADMITTED.
Last wills aud tee;Xuents OF the following named
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ssn, Surgeon, steward. WIN. Foster. jr.
From TIE WEST IaDns.-Ihe Dritish steam
ship Corsica, Capt. lie Messurier, from Nassau, n.
p, July u, with mails, passengers, &C., to Z. Gu
nard. arrived on Friday morning.
Tho Confederate steamer Beauregard, after at
tempting TO the blockade at Charleston, returned
to Nassau about July 25, and passed close to an
American cruiser off Nassau. while entering the
harbor.
Blockade running appears to be on the increase.
The Nassau papers contain long lists of clcarances
for and arrivals from Confederate ports.
Our advices from Jamsica are to the S.h nit. The
Guardian of that date speaks of the tramway now
being laid down between Spanish Town and Pofus
as the ''grest theme Of the fortnight" Me,srs.
Leahy and David Smith, the contractors estimated
its cost at f72 900 for the forty miles, being at tie
rate Of ( 800 per mlie. Government was to fur
nsh G5i 900, three-fourths Of tie entire amount,
and the contractors were TO contribute the remain
ing fourth, or GlS,O00. II appears, however, from
subsequent calculations, that the tramway can be
constructed for "A much less gum.
The cotton-planting experiment in Upper Claren-
don, under the superintendence OF the Rev. f.
Jones' 10 progressing with eYeryprospect OF success
A smart shock OF earthquake, accompanied by a
hollow, rumbing sound, unusually loud and terrific,
was felt at Kingston about ~ o'clock on the night
From Demerara we learn that the Chinese emf
grants continuing give great deal Of trouble,
especially 10 the small farmers residing in the ne III
bOrh0od Of estates on which they are located.
Their depr edaions 10 the provision grounds induced
the Legislature some time ago 70 give the Magic
trates power to infc fogging for the oense Of pro-
vision stealing, aud that punishment has in one or
two ca. es been carried ont.
The wet season had fairly set in, and very heavy
showers had fallen.
The exports from Demerara from lft Jenuary 10
5th jane were: Sugar Is 600 hhds $40 ,cs., ,2lj
bbls., 1886 bags; Rum, l3, "A puns. I.92l bids,
lO7 bbls.; Molasses ,5l5 casks; Timber, l67, ,Ss
feet; Charcoal, 1924 bbls.i Cocoanuns, 2l5, l43;
Shingles 3,6o7 200.
TIE 81. Georgrs Caroniele ssys it is reported
that Lieut. Gov. kortrght IL about TO be superseded
in the Lieutenani-Goyernosthip OF Grenada by SIR
Henry st. John Mildmay, Bart, late Major Hants
Yeomsnry. The same paper adds: "Glorious crop
weather continues TO favor manufacturing OPERATIONS
on the estates. Up TO the &3d May there have been
shipped off 2 COO hhds., lG5 tcs catks, jill bbls
sugar; 336 puus., 6 hhds, qr-casks, deans. rum
and shrub; 6,374 bags corn; 2l0 bales coiton-s de-
cided improvement over the crop Of d corresponding
dat aSf
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THE CoLons or TnE 36TH RRoIsKST n. Y. VOL
uxrpERs-Li.ut Col Jane. J. walsh ofths 18th Regimen,
SswYok Volunteer. panied oJ several Of bis ohee
yesterday morning returned to Mayor OpdJse the eolor' Of
ths, Regiment which presented them on their departure
field The oolor consisting of the National and City
Gage and two guidon, appropriately received by the
Mayor and given in charge Of Terrence Smith, seS'snts
Arms Of the Board Of Adsmtn with Instructions TO dsPosi
the relc In tho 0ovsrnor's Room.
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CHARITIrs AND CoRREcTioss.-At the semi-
monthly meeting Of the Commissioners OF Charlie.
and Corrections Tkurseay afternoon. President ORA
yer In tho char the Cor. s,so Of tho Whole
prs.onied h' usual report. showing that dorips
tho fortnight sndng the ?9 inst. 29i persons wer' trans
fued rem thu City Prison 10 tho Workhous, OF whom VI
were aud JJ females III. supply of coal for tho use
Of u.uon smouuting 1000 tuus, was purchased Of
the fenuriy'na Cos, Company at Sc Go tun' Hnd SOC
f.eht from Port Even. Es for board OF United States
psOneI amounting to $500 O3 ordered ~ 90 sen
10 the Treasury Department resolution was adopted not
psy salaries, hIeaer 70 employees who m'y be sue
pended. IN ce the CAages sLstsLed Tie consumption
Il Zee at the Institutions during the st forth sh. nnopued
g. lJ b Tue receipts Of tae Comnsson lor the sane
period Aggregated 9ij o. including t328 Tor labor at waah
house, ant slsj ~ foT tent OF Bellevue College.
Tho oiow Ing statements respecting the nots were submit
tsd statement o the number VI cooTed people received u
the Aims House tschased aud remaining from July 10 to
3oth: -
From Colored Orphan Arylum-Msn, l, women. 81 chill
dIsn, "a; total, li.
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MILITARY MoyEMrsT.-Yesterday morning the
l32d Regiment NewYors Volunteers Col Fsrsu.on which
la. been qa.ered FOR day. In the Mabs stree, Col
or.d Church. opposite Police Headquarters, and which has
been doing guard day sbos, tho city ordered to foft
Schuyler for garrison duty.
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BOUNTY JuMrERs.-During the past two years
the National and State Governments have been swinded out
Of thousands OF dollars by ola OF men TO whom the nse
Of bounty Jumpers has recently been applied Al the
time when recruiting rapidly progressing here. Of
the who regularly mustered into the u s. service
and paid their bountyamoun,ns In some regiments to s7s
or $?oo-wtre cat iarmui when wanted. In In.
stances found that the recruits bad giyeo fse
and r.dencsA that every eor, the part ofthe officers
to find them proved unsvaing. At time II the
tom after having mustered into tLs service, clothed
him. and paid him his bounty to allow him to reurn to hs
family until wanted bu. this sort OF unlimited furioush
taken advantage Of by many of the voun,eer who cnsd
in regiment set regiment receiving in each the bounty
lowed. Numerous complaints made BY the officers "a
esMd to the user but months elapsed bsors the evil
remodied by sending the into camp mustered
into tho service The eeseons IL this way amounted 10
several hundred; and great many minor. afer receiving
their bounty. liberated BY eersin accommodating
Judge IN this city upon tho writ Of hahe corpus Many Of
these bounty Jumpers have openly bossled Of the operation
and directed their especial friends how to raise the wind BY
following their mpo Since The Establishment OF tie Pro-
vOs Ms,hAs in the several Consesolsl Districts Of th'
city large number OF these bounty Jumpers have been
rested ard to GovcrnoEs Island Every Office 10 fur
nishsd with complete descriptive roll of the ,i,ddle In
every regiment fom Washington. which has been found
valuable aid in identifying the dessrteu when
arrested BY the Deputy ProVOu-asnhaa Almo.,
every day Information 10 given by tie wives and
and other relatives Of h, ess OF Government swnd
es which hs in most instances resulted ia their On
Thursday evening DsputyMsr'hA Barber. Of Gel Susenrs
Department and Orderly c. II. Myers Of The iih " Y. v.
arrested notorious bounty jumper named George w. WI
On the way to the GasTd.uoas he thsd TO bnbs III,
officers With go gresnbaek. The yesterday ser,
by Col Nusent IN charge OF 0aeef 10 Rhode iAd ior
identification, thai State claiming his service Gfs, a,f
which he will be passed TO the State ofNswioi fef
service in Of her regiments in which be enlisted
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Colored refugees from cityMsn. isl; women. nei shi'
drsp. lac; fetal, 40.
Remaining from Coorsd Orphan Asylum 2i1 cOorsd fsu'
gees--men. 10; women. 81 ehldfsn. 40 total 324
Statement Of the number OF nred during the riot
and admitted q, Bellevue Hospital from July l6 to Both:
AdfJnt
Discna ked.
Died.
Remsirpg ..........".............. IS
Injured by falling of Station. House wall
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Arrival Of the Guubons Penobsces.

The U. S. steam guuboat Penobscot, Joseph E.
De Haven, Lieutenant Commander, from the Block.
aiding Fleet off Wilmington, N. c., and sc hours
from Fortress Monroe, arrived on Friday morning.
She reports, of HaterGs, picked up five bales cotton,
supposed to have been part of the prize-steamer
Merrimacs cargo. The Penobscot landed at Fortress
Monroe Al of the crew iprisoners) from the Merri'
mae, and brings 10 to this port. The following is q
list Of the officers Of the Penobscot,
commander Joseph 4. DE Haven; Acting En-
sign and Executive Odoer Chas f. Jsck Assistant Surgeon
Wn Longsbe ;Payms,ter r. H. Bnman Fst Assistant En-
queer w NJ. Rhodes Acting Ea,iSn. ii. ID. Edward, "
H~srn and J. Il. Fairehild Acting Masters Mates @. III
Smith, L. 4. Mann, and II. w. o'Fsisi Second Assistant
Engne.rs Geo w. Cobb and w C. Barrett; Third A'sian,
Eugreer Warren Hovlsrd; PnymasteIs CeIk. j. II. Carl
Gsni Surgeons steward. Wm Foster jr
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Fifteenth Regiment, HEAVY Artillery. NJ. Y.

Fifteenth Regimept, Heavy Artillery. N. Y.
tain Of thsiamsa. ID N. \ insspen4ent Flying Battery
sht BaItes. already .!stoned at toI Lyon. bssl ws.h.
flsni.bed on enistng few good men wanted ior
Co r. commanded by Capt h. VIRGIN. For particulars
snslo "a Lieut. RlIHAhD j. CLARK. IT, Rsoruitlpx OF
heer, City Hal Park, n. Y.
A Battery of Heavy Artillery, for Siege and For.
hcaon pa'y Is nos organizing to be commanded by ne
IN snd attachsd tie 10Th Rsgent Heavy AII'
le!y N. T. ). Vols, TEL LOUIS SCHIRMER. eoninsnd'
ING. The usual boun,ies ysd. For iuTther nf'Tms,ion
inq ie at the oEce No. IA; Chaihsm second n9sI Ns"
Yotk City. CALVIN SHAfFER.
Captain aud Recratins ohisss.
Headquarters Loynl Brigade oi the NSs.s
No. IA Broadway, where all connun'cstton, ~ S ~
dressed 10 Colonel WM BLISS organising tas pnSss~
ENROLLING OFEICES-No 23t Blo.a"T, esSs.si's in3
City Hail. No Csnre'st. oppesits Sg1JS""' o"' NO
No. Cowtst, ,BTeokyB, oPPosiss City AS@ .'l 1'a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

The Rev. w. I. Hoge, formerly associate pastor
Of the Brick CAareh tDr sprns' with Lees traJ q,
Ms;n'bsrg and preached the fansss di'oouns the
remains Of Gen. Semmes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

Nrw-YoRK STATE SOLDIERS DEPoT.-The regu-
lar m.uthy meeting Of ho Board sf Msuaser' took place
Yesterday a, ih, rooms, No. e Howard street Adusant
Gepoa spssa. no, present Thi' Institution Is ope 20
tho dis Of every State and It's existence should sno~n
TO al soldiers who hsvo occasion TO through Sswfos
I, VIC, The ish Of May 1852 and has since enter
ned 434 sodisn The attention Of those de'heu' OF Ale
ysng the surngs the unfortunate soldiers and soldiers
ns, LIE e,rne,y solicited by the Superintendent, Col
JON F. H.v. to the frequent which there become
trovn. where relief Il imger.vely demanded and which
ia, State appropriation will no. reach
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

Five hundred and nineiy.two emigrants arrived
yesrd.y uaonn. the ship John Bright. from Liverpool
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-01

The new line-stesmer Georgia, Capt. Gleadel
sailed yesterday for Liverpool with - cabin ans
Others iu the seeTsge