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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
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Ncw.Yo County Substitute Rnt Keller Com.

TIE Committee hereby noee tina, they have eIsd their
0h a, tn. Supreme Court ooi.s sss ~ and y d.
Up sas snd TIA, sad oise viii be opea daily ocJcG.
sntl lc business for Which lie Csssn.ce WAS ogssn'
irrd 10 dspotcd o.
ehs Committee aso give notice TIE. application fol tbe
paymrn, q suos,i,L,, R-,s ,aey viii BE- eater. laed
ga Le D,gieI board of Eaoriers Examined AID
cerct tho drafted i,O ,ho UAit,d Stscs
under he Act CousIeu approved March J. 1885,
Abe eosinese lceptsses ey thu DAt'et LORD of In
Io!ncr, mn. tr presented y this Csnsites
Thc following hu-s ans aoss have been s'optcd In
reation TO dfsNed psssns ir ndscD ,1 instances, w.1
have families tepenan. pea iIssn FOR support:
The 1Fu. citizen seaPoyed 10 ~ gorr,h s3 seyca h
sect Of the ordnaarc Of nc ooId o. SUPER .'0rl
bra al residents Of is city and oGnsy uAps y. aud
service under tho Act Of COrsress
IL. Tho words having family dependrns b.n for
support hicA occur III lAs SgrA scoos " tho DdrAsce
scsad ard their equivalent uS>d y, s'cn,A Of
said ordnance construed 10 nslsac 90 olcv
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
CITY ITEMS.

FAIR OF TIE AMERICAN INSTTTUE.-The
Twenty fifth Annual Fair Of the American Institute
wiz be opened to the public to-day. Tie room allotted
70 exhibitors has been parceed out and the Managers
request all who have had locations assigned them TO
eupy them ct once
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

The stock wes damaged TO the amount Of $1,000, fully
insured. The ground foor was ooOupied by Nr. VIM.
Gwyer. dealer in petroleum and kerosene oils.
All the furniture and fixtures in the office and store
were Destroyed. Mr. renthol commission merchant
and Mr. French, had Offices il the brildine. Their fur
niture and fixtures were entirely destroyed. The build
ing was damared to the amount Of about s., Joo On
the top Aoor three young were in the habit Of sleep
ipg. One Of them was heard to come down sbout five
minutes previous to the outbreak Of the Ere.
Fire Marshal Baker will investigate the whole efnr
to-day.
Tbs premises Nc. Plat street. occupied by g. Whit
field Lamson. importers Of drugs and medicines was
also slightly damaged by water.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

MINIATURE ALMANAC: nj an.
6un-Risea 6:18 Eets....... 6:32 Moon-Riscs s:U
HIGH vATER THIS DAY. "a.
Sandy Hook. 8l Gov. Island ..l:29 Hcu Gato''. iV
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

Nos.swARMISG Of bees seems to he general
complaint this season. and also avery hight product Of
honpv
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

Headqaarfcrs Loyal Brigade Of shc Nsrte, ~
to Col VIM 8 BLISS. organizing tho Brigade, EN60Ldr
mo OFPCES-No a54 broadway, opposite me C,y nalt
No. Ccatre e. 0pposite CONTROLLERS o6ce md NO Coat
st, Brooklyn. opposite City Hall
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

Mr.. Cisco, Assistant U. s. Treasurer, caused
Che flag at the Treasury Building In this city to be sus.
pended at half mast yesterday mark Of respect to
the memory Of Gov Brudish Of his predecessors in
NficeL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
fAdvertisement1
QAEEuu'S MCSEUM il literally thron ced da

nnI, H., "a ., al, I.. uo 80 VII
tb onr ia halls every day and the Indians tho Monster Py
tboo The CoofeA Fsh The Learned Seal and thousand other
sIc admired and wondoisd st, while the dramatic
ornorusnc.s afternoon and evening, by tho talented
under W. CLAHgK convulsiTs the sudisuc>s with
nyshtss. But BAnsuss ad'eracmcas lo psIaeulus.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

MILITARY SoIREE.-The members Of the Sew
enty frs; regiment. doing duty at High Bridge BY
way OF enyeBing tie tediousDcss Of their camp hie WIN
give soirce Gansante their friends Tomorrow s.ief-
mon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
BOARD OF ALpEnMES.-This Board was u

BOARD OF ALpEnMES-This Board was TO
have met at p yesterday! but a, 'ba' 'irae quorum
not appearing. Er. Henry. President pro tenn AL
uounced tha; the Board stood adjourned. sine de II
was expected that the opinion OF the Counsel TO tie Cor
poration in answer the resolution Of inquiry concern
ing the legality Of the 81 600 oco exemption ordinance
world be ready but it appeared that that ofeid was
out Of town and consequently had not yet received the
request Of the Board.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

SUDDEN DRaTH.-About III a. m, on Mon
dst IreLereI FalklADi residing near the corner Of
Fih, eighth ttro,t ard Eighth avenue died suddenly
a uhiie riding ia wagon IL ClerIy street. ihe eoey
wns taken home 10 Lis friends ~ order OF CoT9ns
Widey.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
The University Grammar School opens on tn
7th, instead Of the 9Th inst.

UNITED STATES MARsuAL's SALH.-YestTday
forenoon the United States Marshal sold at the Union
tores Brooklyn the cargo Of the prize steamer Ger
trude, consisting Of dry goods. groceTios hardware
army boots and shoes shoethread. paper drues' and
medicines. at handsome prices The attendance was
good the bidding spirited, and the sum realized from
Che sale wes t42, ,OoO. Burdet:. Jones Co. were The
nactioueers.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
TrK Fxr.,,rroy OaptxAycR Fuyp. The

Tvs ExEa9TIoy ORDiSAScg FUSD. .-Ihe
fire Depal.ren Committee yesterday notified the
Controller they had conferred with the FIRE insur
sace Comp '-ss o. Ncw'York. and that those insc'a
tioas wo.ld adhere to their pledge 10 in'eei about
n 600 600 in the loan called for in the Supervisors E1
sn,,,on Ordinance Tie following additional sgtserip
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

Sgxps A Su.sTrTUTE The Mayors son, who
was d.af,od last week In tie VIlit5 District has 'enf
Al eligible substitute.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
ARREST oP ALLEGED RIOTERS. Martin Fts-

gerald. aged 2s { netye Of Ireland carman. was ar
rested by Cisccr Wm. Foster Of the Twenty first Pre-
cinc, charged with stealing clothing from the complain
ant Morris Levi .esidng ct No 317 Third avenue, at
the time OF the riots in this c,y in July last Some Of
the missing clothing found on the person Of the
prisoner. lie was committed BY Alderman O;;iwell
sitting a, the Tonbs in default Of $500 bail.
James Singleton. aged IS. q native Of Ireland was
arrested By the officer for Ike ofcsse during the
rio, week lie was committed by Justice Qnackenbuah
In defaal, Of 81, 90 bail
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
WRECK op THE BRITISH BARK EMMA GIL

WRECK OP THE BRITISH BARh EMmA VIZ
HoRE-1he schooner Empress Capt. Ellsworth which
arrived here Yesterday reports that on the 29th N
August at Holmes Hole she took from on board the
schooner Hawaths the officers and crew Of tic British
bark Emma Gilmore. recently sunk of Cape Cod The
first officer of tho Gilmore reports having had very
heavy weather the entire passage She commenced to
leak when one week from Androssan and hen OIL
Cape Cod they abandoned her. After having len the
bark. Capt John Shields Of the schooner Martha Of
Lubec went on board to Of the property be
longing to her when she down ear. inG lin with
her. he was the only one lost
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

FOUND DEAD IN Her RooM.-Mr. Mary
Elhug wood residng at No ~ Eat Thirteenth street
was found dead iD her room about p. IN on Monday
Cause unknown. The Coroner was notified.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

BOARD OF SUPERvIs0Rs.-The Board OF
Supervisors met yesterday afternoon Mr Weismann IN
the chair in the absence Of the President petition
was received IRON the stonecuttezs employed ON the
New Court House asking increase Of pay Of Is cents
Per day A communication was received fsm the Gen.
troIer. transmitting claims for damages numbering
ftom l.sss to 823 Referred to the Riot Damage Com
mis,ec. After some routine businesa the Board ad'
loulued until Friday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

HupsoE RIVER RAILROAD TIME-TABLR.-An
important change affecting local trains Oh uas f0ao'
Vtn take effect On Thursday next, Sept g.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
(Advertisemcnt
Tnp SEPTEMBER NUMBER Of the PHRHNOLOG.

YEA, iousyAL containing IN Illustrations and the osusl
, ~ active sud in,eie,ng matter Is for sac by all
N,w.msu EOwLEK 1 WSLIA, No. W. BSptawsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

nRUG STORE for SALE-In Q first-claS8
IL nsghborhood In Brooklyn snd doing good businsasS
has been essbnsasd ycels For particulars sppy 70 u
HALE, No. 81 Ann e.. New. fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Sailed.
Spoken.

Aug sl-stip Webster; bniks Ionic. Du Erntsi brig
Georgia Mary Ann Time Leander, schr. rTiuss Donna.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
EOR SALE.-The valuable factory proper

EOR SALE.-The valuable factory property
l. known az tho ROCHDALE MILLS situated oa the wsP-
piue River miles Of the city Of Poughkeepse and from
nro.d snd water with the city Of New York
Two s with 2 feet head aud fail; dam aows sboete
mile, frst-c!sss water priv uege
water space in as 70 ncres:e to most any sss
ay a looms houses for ~ families cfice, schoorhooses
schjpe shop large osrns storage budgs kc 6o acre.
Of good and streets With shade trees healthy and sose
ioca.ien and would be so.d cheap -
Seuembef z. laC3
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

NEw.YoEK MEDICAL CoLLBoE.-The four
tsen,s annual course Of lectures before the Now York
Medical College and Charity Hospital in Thirteenth
street near Fourth avenue will commence OIL tho 18th OF
October proY!no.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

WEEKLY The report OF the City
Inspector for the past week. shows that dusns that
period 6so deaths occurred IN this cy being decrease
Of 20 in comparison with tho mortality Of Last week
Com pared with the average for ten years the increase
was 50. OF the deceased. l33 were men. l03 women.
lis boys and 2OS girls. Ten persOns were drowned
were run over and killed died from the effects Of
wounds received In tho riot, and committed saieide
-Four deaths from sunstroke reported. The nnnbei
o. children vas 19s-moro than half Of tie entire nam
beY
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
Chances for Business Metl.

A RARE CHANCE.-The best BUSINESS
IA STAND IN the most thriving town In Peunsyysnia With
Of Books Stationery Pspsr hsngngs aud koona A0s
News Route Price $soooO Address H. boz No sos PhlS
dephia PotOfico.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

tnk cAses. tbst 10 70
l. A man having wiio asdl
ehid or children.
man having wife only.
man having htidrea. W. - vAlv Se,-rS..,
whose wife 10 dcai, s-'..s.,S,.
man having psrcat sr " ~fF
parents, other near rsa
uvcs, for whom 10 Lsslsu-
ally provides,
III DRAFTED persons In indtseH sko0aaccs, stnsted
ab9e who upon inspection by the Board of Eurclent
found liable AID w be .ha ssct TO ami actually
mustered Of the Us,ei States app'
10 this Committee and snis tscu IN ogsrd N the
points will be furnished with csrucaiI provs~c IN tho
fourth section OF the Ordinance, watch wAl ene tie Z
s,es to the Of rruei thessa exPsssc MOI speed
the Of shco bundled dolas nieS viii bs paid ty e
Comptroller In such hsLn<sts sad soch times. 9, '
hi. judgment bss. aaOrd .hs sss,aa needed by such
faiiilieA
w. In any such INDECENT ,hsi psSua whosc ay
has been dee1sed By the Acuoa 81 tho Board Of
Enrolment has family depsnss upoa ham is scppor, who
such condition to render IT, IN the oP,nSn Of te SUB
him leave them and he shA b. unable procure subs
slc thin tho time eqaircd no LAY report The tact to tad
Committee sud their beng satisfied In regard 10 m snd
particularly that hs has used ais bcss vaeavo 10 obtain
Subsn,s they will irnsh hm e.r1cMe 20 Be presented
the Comptroller VINO will shereapon reg TO tha ON
the Government tho " obtain his sAcup
too Il ON the drsfl .
- Bank Of sppestos for rssf andos The ordnsn
may Be either sbs oce the Cefh Of The besfd
" SUPERVISORS. City Hail. % ~ NE Cs.n'sr' h''sAs "0s'
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor.
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN Comptroller,
ELIJAH Y. PuRDY. Sspsrvisos,
ORSUN BLUNT, SupesvGor,
WILLIAM N. TWEED, Supervisor,
WILLIAM u sTEWXET, supervisor.
Gxo ?. TnonrsoS' Ci4rls Cs~sAser
Come I0Bs0S,
ksw.York Sept 2 l6a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

MARINE IossEs.-The marine reports for the
nonth Of August show aggregate loss Of twenty
eight vessels mos, Of them American during that Pc
Rod Three were steamers. and the remainder an
equal proportion of ships. baks brigs. and schooncrs
The ship Tasman and the bark Conrad were captured
and burned by the Rebels. Tae aggregate losses ore
Il 500 3O0
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
ROBBERY or OVER SIC, 6,OOO-AnREsr OF TIE

ROBBERY OF OVER SIC, ,OO0-ARRHsT OF TIE
pRRrETaAToR-Rchard Manuel fast young mnn OF
soout % years, arrested by Detective FOrey on
charge Of stealing fou Mr. James A. Roosevelt No.
- Maiden lane, the Of el65ll in November. 1861
The amount in question wac composed Of California
bonds pion ssory notes and United States Treasury
Eotes The accused a clerk In the employ Of Nj.
r.. and was discharged after the amount in ques
zion vas missed but there not evidence enough
warrant his arrest He retained the amount In his pos
session for some time before making any attempt "
IT, bat finally in May leG2, he indorred some OF the
notes and so,d them 10 Mcssrs. Duncan Sherman Co
The opplainant hearing Of ths took steps Tor bis ar
fest which coming TO the ears Of Manuel. he fed 70
Canada For come time past b. hos been corresponding
with young lady In Utica. and finally made an sppo'hE
ment not long since TO meet her as Saratoga oIrng'
This the indefa,gabe detective succeeded LII discover
lrg. and after tigent seareh at that place. LIE sue
oeeded IN arresung the sulprft and 1onve:ed MIN W
ths city. ArriveA here be taken before Justice
Connolly at the Tosbs. who, sfer preliminary c1hml
nation, committed him. The prisoner acknowledged
bis guilt 10 the officer and indicated 10 him where u
Remainder Of the amount not disposed Of might DO ~
ooverd.
FIRE IN PEARL STRmr.-Abont u p. m. on
Monday Officer Gilland Of the Second Precinct dis.
covered Ore In the building No. 22i Pearl street. The
flames when first discovered were Issuing from the
fourth story. The uppe, portion OF tho bIding vas
eecpgisd by John Asekay, importer Of eeTthsuwaTe.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

MEETING IN TnB TwgYTy-sECoED WARp.--
Monday evening there was meeting Of the socallcd
Democratic State Rights Association at National Hall
The speakers were bitter in their hostility to tho Gov
ernmcnt denouncing the draft and ouloginrg Seymour
and Vallnndigham.
One Of the spectators presented the notice which had
been served upon him BY the Provost Marshal where.
upon one of the speakers. notorious Ccppefhead in
convu.sve t Of anger ooutrasted tho dark ases with
the prcscn and gave hia preference to the former Tie
declared that there not drop Of blood in his veins
that was not Rebel bloodths remark so delighted his
auditors that they bonored him with cheer upon cheer
woman wished to speak against the draft, but her
voice was drowned in calls for man, who seemed 70
be very happy respond 70 the invitation OF Lis auditors
Committee appointed to aid the conscripts IN
securing their exemption. Resolutions were passed
complimentary to the Common Council. and sho meet
ing adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

SURPRISED AND COMPOUNDED. General
Committee of the Aldermen and Counci'wen, who were
to have met yesterday further the business OF The
draf, exemption under the 1000 900 ordinance failed to
muster quorum. the action Of the Mayor Controller
and Supervisors having completely taken the wind out
of the = sails
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

Ass 81 a. 10 M. OF tho Bar bark Remington (Br Mur
sy from Antwep - dsys out aid ordered 10 81 johns
n b. she had uttered hoavy weshs the psssasa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02
DATENr SEAMLESS SACK MANUFAC.

il TORY for SALE.-The Sobscribers offer for SALE
their PATENT SEAM LESS SACK MANUFACTORY, con
sing two Cotton Mills of 10 looms and l tho Necessary
Also srschery, Printing Press together with AeH enS
Water fower, and Tepenscia hour,s.
The sacks are nanu.AsLured under letter. Patent bsue6
Oct 1885, with improved addition thereto annexed July
md sno,her sadition thereso annexed March lSs
.od with the above named Property the remaining
one ,id interest be purchased at reasonable pricc
The above vausbe able property situated n tAe
village Bason spa Saratoga County New ok Ssafsi
Of mie from Depot Of the Rensse'ser sn0
saraoga Raocd the haya1cossern Greek, s1a wW ~
sod q ry reasonable rc;es.
portion purchase money can remain On bood M
JAMES NJ COOK and
SAMUEL II. COOK,
Ba,ls,on spa, Saratoga Co laty,sN I.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

Observation-Disclosures the draIt, re-
cruing is quite Lively in the City. about IS or 100
men being mustered daily q. the Headquarters Of the
S. -lntendent Of the NY. Troops. Last week Col
Ls ing sent three companies of Artillery to Fort Ham
ilton, and on Monday afternoon battalion Of the 10th
NY. Cavalry were transported to the same place. A
company for the 18th Cavalry sent to Nowbern
c. last week and arother viii probably be sent this
week -Four companies Of tie 18th Cavalry and four Of
the 2lst Cavalry will be forwarded equipped
1t s reported that there are now nearly 5000 c,
the Spraguo BarTacks. Hew.Dorp. ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-02

PERsosAL.-Gcn. J. II. Hobart Ward, who
has been ,ojorning for some Gays In town eipcei' 'e
return 70 his command Thurstay. Tie General may
bc found q. his resdence In Weti Twenty fourth street
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
SECOND coNrasT or rnv YACHT oypsY.
Literary IntcIIigence.


Mr. Markenfeld Addy q Life OF ftonewall Jackson IL
the most interesting and carefully compiled biography
that ashng successful leader that has yet ap
pcared Although only few days pubished, the trade
orders havc already understand exhausted the
hrst edition.
Professor Drapcr's "Intellectaal Development Of
Europe" is exciting good deal Of interest in literary
circles IL powerfully written and closely reasoned
book and entitled 10 place with the works Of Halam,
Guixot and Buckle
Mr.. Leander Starr has In preparation translation Of
tho popular Andalusian tale sLa Gaviota, by Fernan
Cabaero The lady who writes under this pseudonym
the daughter of Don Juan do Faber TO whose erudtoa
Spain is indebted for collection Of ancient poetry.
Among foreign critics she has obtained the title or ho
Spanish Sir Walter Scott" We know who is better
qualified do Justice the task Of translation than Mr.
Starr. Tho book is to be published by subscription.
Mrs. Alicc B. Haven, 60 we'll known by her popular
tales for chldren died at her residence, Mamaroneok,
westchester county, on the 23d Of last month.
Murray OF London, has In the press work entitled
contributions Towards Now History Of Painting in
Italy the JOINT result OF researches Of Sgnor Caval
cascis aud Mr.. J. Z. Crowe
literary curiosity tho shape Of posthumous work
by late william Cobbett has recently been published
in London 1t is entitled "Cobbotts Legacy to Lords"
Two now British periodicals announced, tho one
entitled "The progrossionist which, from it's being
edited By Mr. Postcous, Swcdenborgian preacher,
takc 70 bo sort OF light spirituais organ and tho
other The Chinese and apanese Repository edited BY
Professor Summers, OF Kings College,, London The Lon
don Lstera,y Times has changed hands, and the
property Of Mr. Maceau.
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

SEWARD ANp CnAsE N Nav YoHx,-1he pro-
ceedirgs OF the Syracuse Convention have had
one result. and that is the ascendancy once
more of the old Seward phslanx In this State
and the complete overthrow OF Chase and his
followers, including poor Greeley. who feels
in n sad condition. This is the meaning Of the
Convention al Syracuse. Nor was Il Thurlow
Weed who organized and marshalled the Sew
ard forces in this fight II was Raymond who
did IL all. Weed has become n superannuated
imbeclc and his days Of campaigning are over.
The whole credit is due 10 Raymond Seward
hos Chose pnser his feet Iu Ncy York; but let
him take care 10 Keep uppermost; for Chase Is
not man to be kept down. and this is the only
state in which he has not so engineered as To
set ths upper hand Of his adversary. The fight
i stu going on between the distinguished indi
v,duals. and we hope the President VIII no
interfere 70 s!op It,
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
The YscAt Gypsy.
TO TIE nDErOR or rHu unRALD.


o. Isskng over ths HmMD OF the "a or septsmssr
1858 see that contest In regard TO tho sailing QUALITIES
or the Gypsy. an American yacht belonging TO Mr. A.
Morse Of This city that q The EnUsh yacht Alsr
has taken place, and that the Alarm came In
ahead OF the Gypsy by six minutes and sevoateen
seconds Now. taking all things into consideration ia
regard 70 these two fast yach must be borne 10 mnd
that the difference of the yachts presens groas
contrast In the rst place. the Alarm had i1r days pro
vioua t. the for the Queens cup, which of
tho 9Th Of August cowes se Of w,ht all and every
attention paid TO her that time and money could do V
place bcr in complete sailing order and rm and on tbs
day OF sailing for the Queens cup lay below the starting
point as silent spectator of the interesting race.
On ths other hand. tho ssacy liItis Gypsy, on The
morning Of the day, anchored at eight A. Nhs
coming oTat II O'Clock ih her fore pnsa yards
two pieces hanging by the ris ing. from tho very bsa
weather she had experienced in crossing from oaeens
town, ireland, 70 the Iso Of Wight TN Gypsy crs
Ccwes the Iith OF August fo- Rydc, and ne
ing or tho following Gay. what opportunity had
prepare the after rpssage Of twonty-iwo
days across the A1sc, with foul lotion and H. her
scagong rig II be und retood all lovers or fuss
yachts tina. the Gypsy had been tskcn ~
preparation hnd been nude board to sal any match.
feel perfectly confident. the Alarm and Gv,sy,
with her gallant owner, come IN contact aga,a, the re
suit vii! prove as giosiovsTF that o. the Ame-ics
OFF OF TlE GYrSY's CREW.
SECOND CONTEST or tn" YACHT GYPSY.
The Gypsy took part ~ &c yal Victoria yacht Club
regatta Cberbourg the 18th ult. She In ths
NTH the homestrcton out Of fourteen yachts. 1h
London Star s,ye-
yhe Gypsy has hitherc been consisrred A. very East
vessel az was amply proved ~ Ter trni trip III tho
Alarm schooner tbc other y and whor eaying tho No
Man yesterday she a.o ad signs Of mscb'evous int
tion yet IL nppeared To b. n 10 avail arsne the
fa vessels brought agans; hor ar she beaten By
the Commodoro's schooner. the Aiine.
1t secms strange that Mr.. Morse does not tako tins
Gypsy up the grdiroa and her BOTTOM and send
aof her lore and main topnasts that she spread
the necessary sail There is doubt that tho Gypsy
beat all the Engh yachts If she was put 10 order
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

BrN WOODS PoLirIc,L LOTTERY Fcnss
WITH One T,cggr--We notice that Ben Wood
and his Neacs have called meeting OF The State
Coppcrheai Committee, to be held a. Albany
at the same time that the Democratic State tou-
yention is in session. Weunderstand, from this
and other significant demonstrations. that in the
event of the Convention refusing to so the en-.
tire coppcrllcad figure Ben Wood and ccmpa-
nv propose to bolt and organize an opposition
convention Of their own. This will he very,
very smart ON the part OF the Hon Ben Wood.
lie will aid and comfort Jef. Davis by irotting
ont the peace party agaia; for peace, as Ten
Wood understands il, means the suspension OF
bo.,ili,ies and the recognition of the Confcde-
rate States and the right of secession. He may
also by the same move give aid and comfort TO
The radical abolitionists by throwing the great
State or New York into their hands. This will
he killing two birds with one stone. This will
be drawing two prizes with ono ticket. which is
more than any Of the patrons Of Ben Woods lot
tcrics eyer did. We never imagined that The
hero az 4-il--is had 50 much taleut. Let
him manase his political lottery carefully,
however. or the scheme may explode under his
very nose.
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
Susrogntr's Once.
wnLL cy Ana IsSSs.

ecGUc Gideon J. Tucker. airrogiie.
mo tes.alor gives 70 Bridget Dosohre, o. hon do
mes,cs 500 10 the Society Tor Tho 'eo- o. aged snd
Rsv " ssFawks recsor ot Calvary church $500 10 ta
vsrv church nssson, 5000 ali " 81. Lake Home os
resnslss osoo. tbs rosdrs d the cstatc, which was
anita Iarrs n dsrlbstcd among Tho relatives Of the tee
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