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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02
OFFICE OF rHR COMMISSIONERS OF TAxss Asp
AsszssxRSTs, No 81 Chsmoes,sr'

NOTICE to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is hefs
~ by given that the ASSgSSMENr ROLLS Of tas 49,
aud PERSONAL ESTATE OF the City and Coun'y o. ~
YORK. for tho year 1883 will be open for lnspos ios ana
view from and after MONDAY, Jan. ~ 1861 AID WIZ en-
0ron tin thejoh day Of Apn 1853 for the eoection
and ths equalization Of the assessmenis OF the
Real and Personal Estate Of the City and County OIL se
Yorx An persons be ewing themselves to be sggeved ms
mOke application " the CemHjsssaey dsLpg me ls s,
above mentioned 10 oder 6Sssn Ee isEel aonceag
law. The Act of 1853 provides that During the hns
books shall be open to public inspection "a hereinoeOsF
yided spplcs.cn may be made by any person cenhsv
hEef sggrievoi by The assessed valuation Of hs sl ~
sona! 81 ale ~ have tito sApo coTecte II sneh
be INSIDE Ia relation 10 the assessed vsuson Of real
nut be made writing. stating the ground Of oeess.
thereto and thsrenpon the ComUiioners shall eIsnns -
the complaint and r. IN their Judgment the asses
renee they shall cause the same 20 90 corrected
application be made in relation 20 the assessed
sons es,sts the applicant shall be examined under $500
The said otnmis oueIs who shall be authorized 70 -.
ter such OATH any Of them and IN MS OF tooh ~
the hsy shall cause TUG ,.so
e. red and FIX the anioui, Of such sssestnt ~ Is WV 80
believe 20 be Just and declare their decision
Thirty days aileg such application sisl nave osu $3.50
them No sbal be made ey the bosrd o. spi
So.s Of any real and persoha estss ~
under this act unless shall epPear sndsr o.tn o. a. .o,
tLat .he party argreysd uuabie to aend whnp ~.
iod prescribed Tor the correction Of tsxe ~ re~A'a
HS'' VI ''''' A. j WILLIAMSON. }oe%@i.',.ss;i'
n
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shps-isasc Webb. Hutchinson. Laverpeol C. n N.,Au.
Hslcspont. Nicksrson. ohsnghss NJ H. a. sasnt
Bsrk-Ssllie bonssii. Leeys. Hslfsx Brust Son II
Bdg-John Hathaway Townsend, Csrdsnss 4 = H.,
way - - hsfhe
Schooners-J. I. Foster, -, Dsuvey e.ts, l.
Ann Crabuec. ihiisdelPhia Miller fIouS6,oa ysytont
ror,lsal W. Brown Mary aud Elm, Pa" hrch,
- Racket s'ni Mary Eliza, Fowler. PsI Ri ,,a'f
soop--s. Brown. Carr. Fall River, Il. K.s.v
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DuilSina Matsrials.

MARBLE MANTLES.-The best place ~ 10
WI city, whsrs tho cheapest MARBLE MAStLIS "a;
can be bought IL at A. KLABERS hsrbls Yard. no. ~
Esv, Isth-st near ID aV NewYork. iCut this osil f
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% nbom II u,ap Contsrn.

4 SECRET that every Married Woman should
~ KNoW--Inclose FiNy c-nts and q stamped env.hp&
sdr..ssd 60 youref to Box NO CO Pestoies Winchsss
y. II. Simple and cheap.
ARMY AND NAVY PAY AND COLLLC-
"A TlON OFFICE -Pen,ions, : 100 Bonniy, btcs rsy
Recruitog ard ConIaeo Claims adjusted co lee ca S
purchased Banker. references Ohees, sOelEs prV""
No PaIkpllce. N. Y. No. 40 itas., washington " "
BOTTNTY MONEY for Discharged SOLDIER
ID Widow,. ,ud Heir also PENSIONS End PRIZE
MONEY, collected promptly eyo,,.yy, ., p.,.s
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wiviArukn ALMANAC.

NtyiATukh ALMANAC. -
s,,-gi,ss.,5:s2 SosG......6:?5l Mooa-Seta.. f:5S
wArsV TINS
sandy Hook. 6:0s Gov lsland. 63e iiel'ose.' 1913
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-02
THE srEGR OF vICKsRURG.

The Hartford and Albatross Running the
batteries mt Warrenton -Coai-Bar
Flenscd down TO Farrngut-Mysterious
CouAngrafion-Onc Of tho Union Nor
fnrs Employed Against Us Mt Vicks-
bnrg-Rcturn Of the Pnymasters-Na-
tisnnI Generals LuxuriatiDg In N De-
serted Southern Observation-Disclosures
Amusemcnts over q Bottle.
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. HnADacAKrERs i16rH Rxsfnxsr 2. NJ, !
i BkAgFosT, g. e.

I To Me Edffor 81 Ih< W T. IT1bIM
SiR would state that my command is decidedly
Democratic there being bat Repnbicans out OF the
90 officers whose attached to tue rssoations In
closed The proportion Of Democrats even greater In the
rank and During the night prominent traitors Of
the North hung in egy and asorward burned trust
that the action of hi, regiment will be felt throughout the
North coming a. 4, does from d,atd regiment Of s-loBs
D.noorsta / have tho honor to b.
Very respectfully your obeiisns servant
IA LECHLER, Colonel Commanding Regiment
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j. HusIoa. LL.Col "a KsgtIhos W. Bahd, MAJOR, z
n. Y 5. NJ tsld V0ls) Rert N T. ). NJ
3. Hiram Puub. Surgeon. Wan Sinims. AdIn'anh
Joha Dsuov, Captain Co X. H. A. Maxwell. Capt 60. Q.
Thos CuuInip,s Capt Co H. A II. Embler Capt Co. z.
r j. Dowrey Capt Co 1. Q. Murphy Capt Co. ID.
la. q Huehs, Capt Co +. O. W. Ayerson Cap. Co. q.
m MoDon.d Isl L. Go. e p w. Herbert. lsLi. Go. l.
4 E,srt.en l,tLt Co D. Taos. Hssgs., lst-LL Co. C.
Wn Al Ksr i.,.It Go. b. Is. CroDio, zd.Lt. Co. II.
/ Cr,n,toe ad.iL Co r. Richard Ponlsr. A.Lt Co. -.
Tho. Butral "a. L. Co A. H. w shores. 2d.Ll. Co. O.
Iohn Kelly Alt Co r.. J. s. Johnston, ada GO.
TIC. Hssiaa. 2d-Ll 20. c. John Boyle. 2d-Lt Co. n.
L. l.. Spro4t Quartermsser.
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A. A. Le.rhler, Colonel. w.
Geo. Piikinston, Lieut.-Col. 3.
VIM. SchoOnosvr. Major. r.
w. y. Fontsnbefg. Surgeon. A.
N. II. Lynch, Assist. Safseon. }.
10, T. Walton, AdjutAut la
Isalo Wooiiver, Quartsrmsstor. w
Levi Smoser, Capt. c.. A. G.
Samuel ID. Selir. Capt. Co. Is. Lee
g. U. Warwick, Capt. Co. G. J.
Il. Schneider, Capt. Co. Y. Lee
Joseph Nicholas, Capt Co. y. jos
Lewis r. Hecker, Capt Co. u. VI.
Sxm'l 8. Keller, Capt Co. II. 90
Lewis Hermsoy, Capt. CO. l. w.
George Neitz. Capt. Co. X J.l
NJ. Miller. lst Lieut. Co. A. Al
D. knsoss. lst Lieut.. Co. b. +.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
city lnsslligsaes.

Mssnsu o. TEE NEw YosG Cosrossroas-A uumereussy
.s,sstsd public meeting Of The New York oompesisors
sas hsd yestsrdAy st rsmmany Han 10 cosssder what
se,ou should b. taken rserescs 70 advanced scaIe
~ prcss bcos eompositors ecsny adopted by the
rypoxrsph cai Uncn. No o. The old psicss raid we're
V psr wees and - and "a cents pes 900 ems for 70
sxnt snd manuscript respectively the new onss being
1s pe~ weck OF 81 cents per 900 ems some employers
wsrs staas61o have acceded TO the new arrangement,
wh'is others refused offered comprom'se, and the
many ofpcss had consequently struck. The meet
ing resulted IN The apponmen, of commitee 70 ENFORCE
lhs ssw scale IN AL book Offices The following resolu.
ions were passed
Resolved, That tho printers ~ New York adoft The
sra~ % rices ~ The New York typographical tnion No
.. ai that no man VII wc~k office where strike
has tax place Tor SAID scale unless All the work
sn sad oce rcoeire the Union scale prces and that
- pS"iers be requested to stop work unless paid such
Resolved That thls meeting sustain the action of tie
Nev YORK ypogra phicai union.
Hesaivcd, That y the sensr this meeting that an
pfntgrA present, not members % tue 4 ~ en- In the
q naa. ,rhp ut the urvf reilsr N c.,us "a tho
Nes iols f!iosr-paicai CnKn, Noe
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
Police InseIiigs~~s 10.

poticssas Roanxp ON fsoApvsY.--Dncer Fssion, ~
the rhrd precinct, while duty Broadway yestsfdsy
sfernoos, had his prcks, picked 9 sold wsteb. Hs
suspected yoang seoos,e hrn ,nd ssksi bin
the tune Of day and subsequently srsst.d hn Bat ~
his bc,ng arrsssned bef"re Justice y wlFg as d.
charged for want q evdenee No euc has b~sl abtsne
70 the missing proisrty. That q v.,e~na4 aaoad ~
bsef " brosd eaylishs in The sDsv~ i
what slaguar.
Tvs casE JssEi v. SsTH ln the matter ~ ihe
piaint u James X Smith agsirn water rsrrla re -
uinrg wnshsy andsr false pre'onceH. beunE sAa 80
b~flra ,,sca f1s % Faeaaay. 1gi lnsi ana ~ tie
r. t8ar mni' apNast, the fan lha srtaFnsnt M
H. u H. Nttl Nut taF.tr~t q = tse t~~aafNty II
F.rt.sf snt fhe r. ett.ft hoa~ayfs GnrA,-sl n laes
he4et sttd 80 ~ me elsT-s s,ssttpa
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
Coroners' Inquesfs.

pRopAsIy FATAL AssAutI.--Coroner Naumann was not.
ned hold norton examination yesterday the
Of Michael Docrer Of No. l2S Third street no
the head with sung shot while engaged % an
ARRAY with two men named Adam - and Peter Posler
The parties lager beer saloon qnareod over
some trivial matter, when Adam, II In alleged drew
siung shot heavy instrument from his pocket
and felled Doerer 20 the Goor phyKican called
who gave his opinion that tho skull lrsctnrcd
and that the injury would probably prove fatal The w
jurcd man 10 his ante mortem nation before the
Coroner gave the following version ~ the dficaliy
Michael Doerer being sworn, saysI consider ms self
q dangerous ndtion, was IN Himons saloon Saigr
day night at about twelve O'Clock had NJ dffoulty
with any there there -four young fellows
made great noiss, told them N stop the NOSE
The only trouble left about twelve o'elocx when
door but tho man had two bricks which surfrse he
wanted 10 throw at tried to get Into ny house 10
avoid him when received heavy blow. woald know
tho who struck me, but don't know his name he
struck With piece of lead q short instrument
that be took from his pocket gray bu, cannot
M room
me Jury found a verdict u "wounaed by b,ov With
some blunt instrument in the hands oe Adam shisi
sbsicd by petsr Brslsr" wavsDss were issued
the spprencnsou NJ the accused snd psced In hands
of ths Eleventh pvecinct police for execution.
vArAl srs--Lous walssv. . native oy Germany
aged nf,y three years. 6ed yesterday 81 his resdsree
No. 20 k1ar,iss street from the effect. or innr ao.
dsntay received By some barrels falling upss him white
he xaa gagged IN BOOSTING them through mo hstchwsy
Smith provision store. corner S Canal kadfiiss
streets. tnsonsr Colin bsld inqa~st
Henry weidekin, the who tel from the rsg ng q
the -np Ers Matilda pier 81 pAst river 90 poniay
died yesterday from the cascts o his injuries Coroucr
Rsnnsy held inquest
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
Personal IneelIigrnce.

Brigadsr General Ransom, Of General Grants army, is
in town. General Ransom, though ono OF youngest
gcaeras, OF tho bravest, and his vaior has been
proved many battle field. A. vicksburg tho charge
u his brigade OF the most remarkable Of the
campaign. Aner tho fall OF vicksburg he sent
hatcher where he captured Ave thousand hsAd OF cattle
and much other property He is stili the commander OF
tho post Al Natcbez General Ransom came North TO
cruit his health
Governor Andrew, OF Massachusetts,. stopped at the
Astor House for few hours yesterday en- rou1 from
Washington 10 Boston.
Hon. deorge Harrington. Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury, left the Clarendon Hotel yesterday, and
companied by his wife and daughter sailed In the steam.
ship Scotia for Europe
F. H b jenkins and family. Chiua; A. vicsers, Eng.
land Capt n Gurgan, steamer Etna; j. g. cushirg
Boston. 8 s. Lewis, Boston; O. l. Ledyard Cazenovia
arc stopping at the Brevoort House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt Kingston. G, W.; A. = England.
Toronto, G. W.; A. :. Wentworth, Portsmouth. Miss
Fannie Wentworth, Portsmouth: w. n Benriqtes and
wife, New York; J. Osborn and family New York: y.
r. Gunther and wife, New York J. J. VAIL France JAS.
D. Phyfs and family, New York: L. y. Vail and family
Paris Lieut. CardaIe, Capt. Levard. J. Philips Montre,
VIM s. Dana, U. N, are stopping at the Clarendon
Hotsl.
Judge Cooper of Tennessee; wayman Crow and family
Of 81 Louis Judge Gould and family Of Troy; r. Breno.
H. r. AmcdIo and W. a. Asderscu Of San Francisco and
Geo sidney of Liverpool, stopping the Everett
House.
A. ID Jsssup, Of Philadelphia; j. Buttcrneld Of Utica
Gen Cadwaader and Capt J. Alden, a. r. A: r. ~ pIgs.
low, ~ Boston; Mrs. W. H. Seward and Mrs W. H.
ard Jr., aud Hon 7. Pomeroy Of Auburn, and H. Vas
a Poughkecpsie stopping a. the Astor House
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
An"ivers.ry % .he F-I;o. Ssr..t Prayer
Meeting.

- sEES = me Fulton street Frwvcs
| - Meeting.
"e-oioos s'AfH or rHr CONVERSION oF
s"" okNEHALA ~ RoSncHAss' ARAY.
''s "A'" annverssry OF the noon dady prayer
mse>,"s wS celebrated yesterday in tho North Dutcn
church street Ia the presence Of Ia 20 coogre
gaticn.
Rer. pr. Tying orr led. aad ts opeaing remsrka
spoke OF the wordcrf results which bad attended the
Fulton stree, meeting s.ocs iis ~gan,ratioa.
Rev Theodore cuigcr. ~h, wwmy exhr'Sed the
reereaticos 70 pat f0-iL cresssd ert i0f the oor aud
sprinsl welfare o. inss great city.
D Andeff0G - PnilsdczphA IY Porter. editor o. o1e
iHShgshetf srd ~ Norman, made sherS SnDgfsSuls
tory spcecls alter Which NJ George Stuart, ~ Phlh
delphm, ife,dest "i the .rst,,n Lcnnass,ea, gave
some intefestg PARTICULARS thcrtllgio feopg lnthe
army. Hetas ~ che struggle ,h,t Mas going
cur co"hty Tor the maintenance o the best
tnat aod ever tcmlh the history Of the fulton
Wnser meeting A. no roud not - u be lie under
M"od 10 ~ tors whea hc vent the great "
the country who we're .tanaipg up nanfuy gcs the Oh
nne Af"hrcd ielegat. Of the Christian Comm 5sion IN
nun sn"s y" oeycf .nvered The
. toiS ~ the sodors who hgaog tue battles OF
ur cc,ntiy Tbcc meeting for prayer held three
times eAch day ~ the army which was ais~nded by t~1
lnonsAna lersons Yesterday TN leaving hladehia he
IeceiseN letter from tho wife OF a u1or general
General Eosecrnrs army transmitting ~ dc,rs all
sendmK The Gospel tcstimou of " hat he ed
himse'i "" mo lafors which put forth, and which
TO- uneu W .hr CONVERSION that gallant general H
tnenttoned the case az the ~ the
Cumberland VINO had experienced much benefit from the
rtlRous tnGencc brought bear upon his mind
the mectiugs ~ the temmiSst.p. The members a.
Indiaua regiment nearly all convertei aId m.ic
relsou interest prevailed 70 the Army Of the Gambler
land
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
The Navy.

IN. Uniied States ship Courier from New Orleans the
III srsived at NE lower quarantine 90 Wednesday
,a,terrcoa she has the following oncers-
sos~1 Master Commaadino-s q. Grey
Ssrs1g Asslssdnf Pa, ,sprrer--Heury Bsscom Brown.
lcssea Anistdnf Surgeon --.
/r'srS ENsi.n and Ezscuiire Ofcsr-George Gerrnd.
Aes,~o Ens,em and Sastug kaser-Frsnkn fllms
Le,as Enngns-James n. Manning and Edwin r. Pratt
Psv~Saw's Ciryk--Moses B Piait
rs Surgeon, j. J. wnhssbes, died OF dysen,ery on the
so,h Of August, Gtes illness d week al the South
West Paas Of the Mssisapp river board the United
ss,ss steamer Pampero where be had been left for nsd
al tsstusus His remains we're Inferred on stake Island
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
A Receiver OF stolen Goods Cen " Ia ted
CorHY OF GEsFH Al sKs.IoAH.
tVTF VI UENFNkT hkFrIUNr.
Before City Judge McCnnu.

Before tlty Judge Mctnnu.
srr 23--At the opening the Court Of General 20.
sions this morning before city Judge Mccann Joseph
Iowenscn indicted for receiving stolen goods agsn
placed at the bar,
Ncssrs. r. Blsnkmau and Levi chatfed occupied the
attention of tho Court for several hour while sumrnn
~ for the defence.
ASSISTANT District Attorney y T. stewart thea summed
up fOr he fro@ecu'lyn.
Judge Mccunn then cbsrcd tue ary stating that the H.
dctmen for receiving stolen goods and that the
bad been stripped of a great deal % dlncuy by the
afmssion u counsel for the defence that Ne gods
the property ~ Mr. Earl. there wHs consequently no
question about the identity ~ the Tood and the ouy
question for them 70 deternDe the guliy knowlcdge
II the party by whom tho ds had bosn purchased T.
arrive al fa-r conclusion they we're q be governed
a great measure by the rirrunsiaBtlsl evidence
10 the eae. Ibere was 70 pcttve proof 81
any guilty knowledge, AID before they could hnd
q verdict sgainst he pfs0ner would be
necessary for them 20 take all h evidence into ccnsde
and pat u toseher iihs b. linf Arer rcsewlng
the tcstime ~ tie yfsciai winesses Judge Me-
ooufn1ed py stating that thsy 10 ,sse pie,a by
rise and straw by straw "a slthorsb might b. isht
o. tissue raper Jet when ~, vgsther = might 20
Eoserful 70 conyct. Iby bad rotbiux 20 70 bat nrf
gar,y tno~Isdge on the part u the ~ ,Ls tins
be received the sood@ when tbsr coerss rtnid
b. very clear. n. the cobirsy, lbey bad
. reasonsbls belief that be- boushi ihs ~ ess
be lhonsbt they belonged TO the ~osn.n. they vsrs
q, n all reasonabis doubts, bit ngt be "a
gsrj@ref BY sckv ssni nieut. or craven shr Dk ng
The di~shsrge ~ psiofs duty bot such c04bt
sot sst men v sinz acts ID tne face might fxhnuiy
entertain.
The ury then retired ana sifsr sn shsercs a sb,si
i've minutss rtgrned and fenteresa vsrdc; ofGai ~
Tie ptiaonsr ,rdsd 70 sDd tTsx
the verdict commsncei cry ing sith sfssi bntanes.
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
-Sarias A6sfrs.
o. no.sn unrsp sr.r,. sT.rss raa. a 20

Nyw ruw8 pEv Serf. - isA
CArrAts--Bsfvr~ parting fornrsny Nth yos
refrain frou rvw~stsG n Yon rur ~ sprscistl0a "
ytuf.a your 0alf~rs shtp sud seRv@Ys
Faws d~tvNA from ynuig kHa gufinx Cuf ef
rsfons Ifvu N-~ Orf@s. this pDr wlfAnssi
leFy hus j.si thss ssn8fs
~. B. fhr tlAfftsss y~1ts1 sod aff~t saHtgn sns
Hut SAT aes rFser 1855 pfrfsls AfB1zh99f vow
IN rHns4feHk
fsr hsee pfov to- stsn sAr rirssSfW
vaa Csrttin ~ ~ Muf ks ssnsl1rf.iis sAse
ahuna tef fhs efsv ~ suf So. twfas~
uf 81
kaAs To- ysrfs@lf snd .sA - g.s tks,
ttssAHf 40 n o. Hsapsf yat efeosash W tea an.
taN fa8s aFf fFsrnfs u NJ
Isat nsnf fristri he sess cnsss s'atee iDfsntfY
ISarat ~. ~. atl Nf Ast NsfY So asftnH.
~. rAfr# NfNF "RvF 4 A FeFeestl sssfax A. tsart
YAt tnMstff N~ Hst hseyfN A ttsss fss a@8Nt
or wwnsfeN aWf th1ffsf Nv So NaAmN So a.
tywMFf ns " tENMH. Pea. fsN s@NNs. b
Css.s. -. / y sltnsn y W4N ftrr ~. X N N Wa.
80 sastk AT frs sHe tmsrN wrass 4mfft - y
tasss - - stfs Nat .s Nrs.~s ksFv r-N $50.
" c.F I "a VI NtHt1 tanfsat4A a. % sf4.i
-s<saps4i 81 s.tt 4 ..4s
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
Political Inseliigence.
rur NAaa AcuYarTra RwpunIrcAg CnyvRS

WORCESTER, Sept. %, 1858.
very large number Of the delegates to the Republican
c3s- Convention in attendance here. The business
yin he despatched speedily, as there no opposition 70
S. rsoomnaon q Governor Andrew and the rest Of the
kts,c ticket. Tbro will be nomination at this time Of
dsesates-at large 70 the National Convention Hon D.
Ilro,, New Bedford will probably preside
Senator'S and Wilson will be present, and speeches
&re ected from them.
very large and enthusiastic meeting now progress
fng the City Ham Hon. A. Wright, Of Boston, pro.
esss. aud speeches have been made by Hon. Geo. s.
Ron,weIi, Hon. Henry Wilson, and others.
NEW YORK eENAroRrAL NOMINATIONS.
owsGo, Sept. %, 1862
Al tbe Union Convention Of the Twenty-fourh sena-
S.or.l da,rict-Broome, Toga and Tompkins counties
bed at uswego to day the Hon. Ezra Cornell Of Ithaca
nominated the Union candidate for Senator the
crsi mdict
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
Tho sch - yler Fra sads.
SUPREME corQr uV>uuAI ysRN

Before Hon Judges Sutherland. Ingraham and Leonard
ssrI. 23--lhe Ne,c Torf aud Ne~ Horen Rdiisoo
conpon'. ~ Rotet schuyler Oh>rs.-Yhis is an ep
posi from the below where was decided ha, the
company uble stock issued in supposed good
faith BY seby er the late secret9ry o the Comrsny
The general features OF this controversy are so well
known and 80 familiar TO tho Court that repeat them
wou,d produce unnecessary prexity The most use fu
service which counsel csu render by way OF statement
will consist IN pointing out in what respects the acts
established by the Headings aud evidence, and found by
the Court below, def from tn which before the
Court OF Appeals tho when tho rights
holders OF certificates for shares the paintis stock
the subject OF discussion ard decision there fst
in the case Of The Mechanics Bank the New York and
New Haven Railroad Company, and subsequently in this
case, when before that Court demurrer TO tho
plant, In Seventeenth New York Reports 592 IN sdi.
ton to the striking differences which will thus be dis
closed between tho facts which tht Court rendered
those Judgments and those upon which this Court acted
at tho Special Term In pronouncng tho Judgment the
subject of this apfeal Il IL believed that II will be
found that by subsequent of the court or
last resort in other cases and by authoritative decara
tons OF its Judges as 10 the grounds which aono they
concurrcd in the Judgment in the Mechsnics Bank
many of tho and views assigned IN its support
by the learned Judge who delivered the only published
opinion not ooncurred In by the majority o. That
Court and thnt the case or inc plaintiffs was accordingly
reduced for It's support on the trial below to
propositions entirely depeaden upon the altered
facts then for the first time disclosed by the evidence,
and which 20 the case an aspcct ~ radically DIT
ercnt necessarily DO the rule 0f law to be
pronounced with regard 10 The liability the company
IL IL also concnaed that the directors or corporation
liable for the frauds Of clerk secretary
ected by themselves although tbey did not the
books aud might they hal done have detected 'hc
frauds and prevented futaro frauds The principle
that action will lilo for negligence except for breach
Of public duty neglect OF what the party Is bound by
law perform respect u the party injured and whore
wrong and loss 70 that o,hor the necessary direct and
Immediate effect Of the breach Of duty or neglect com
piaiued ~.
The case Is ain under the advlsemeni OF the Court
formidable array OF counsel appear For the railroad
company, eS-Jugc Comstnck and Messrs. Noycs and
Gerry for the deeendAnts-Messrs. Mar bury, Van
Winklo and others
The New York herald., 1863-09-24
NEWS FROM ARKANSAS.
The Rebels Failing Back-Gcn. Biunt's
Address 60 the People OF Western Ar
kansas, SO

The Rebels FaIIiag Back-Gen. BIsnt's
Address 10 the People OF Western Ar
kansas, sc
ST. Lows Sept. %. 1853.
spccal despatch from Lesveowcrrh contains advces
from General Blunt army 20 the 10h.
GeneraiBunt very poor he,ith and would leave
Tor Fort scot All quct in the vicinity OF Fort
smith. excent that rev bushwhaokers restless.
but BY the continual reconnocrng OF cavalry the
guerias were kept a, respect'ni distance
The rsiess falling back Shreveport. Ia Kirby
smith was command.
Aboat hundred soldiers daily recruited at Fort
smith 1hs enlistment o, ncgro~ was also brisk.
General Blunt haF issued address to the peape of
Western Arkansas In which he assures them that the
federal occupation permanent the Whole OF the Indian
Territory and Western Arkansas being under his control
anil all the rebel t OPS having been driven beyond the
Red river followed by the most anxious rebel citizens.
He feels assured that The love aud attachment for the
Union cvinced In Western Arkansas the f'y mani
tested tho appearance OF his tho reports Of the
atioDs whh have visited him from the interior Of
ut. Arka aud tue arrival of hundreds or re.
to enlist IN the armv give assurapcesd the fact e
ee'ingiy ailudes TO the prosecutions OF tho Union
men. and closes tho address roIows;-"Nany appca
ons have been made by citizens for safeguards None
viii be issued The beat sacgrsrd you have Is the
American flag unturled your premises, and you
deport yourselves becomes good loyal ctzcns,
conduct be your safeguard II II DO your desire 10
dsenthra yourselves from the Tyranny and opprcsson
n which you have been subjected, organize civil
under the authority Of the United sates. Evcry
facility will be Afforded you 10 accomplish that purpose
leave the matter with you trusting that counsels
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