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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

FyROTIING HORSES At AUCTION.-Ihe
yausti. cor-tian = Ifc'illg Stock ever otef'i
wi. b. ,.ii IN 80 flfu q = n. BOVINE, .sq FisArs g.
Ling lsd IN THURSDAY nov ~, pJ, a1ort ~ IN nuns
lrr c.nsstl. = Toronto Chef tie Erf.s - seiias an
M ena three ~ irs cQlis Af, h-o4 Marc i IONS AL
llIIrf gafalr.rrs trft by f.H.
JAtffs NJ. KILLER. fgrtilae,r+fie. 81 finest. n =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
BanA of Commerce in Newly ork.-staieraenl

Bank of tho Ceuuau~ IA ith.-SisiemcIi 81 the
eANK ~ TAG cOMAONN CURED BY Chip''r $50 Law
. SATURDAY 'hs l4h 10y Of November 1909
Avefssc o. Ials add Dec ,,,1I ~
slauato - Observation-Disclosures. Iss..st %
A-ragf CrCs SIS.OOS
Aefsft suou o,eeH,bSs b-
I, dco Ills Gas x Rsuk the Comu1uves
a. depse ali ua the statement sifue 70
t" t.st Auov-ls hsheg GEoRGf LLllS. Gamer
Subscribed AID tie G.i 10y hosfmb T. lsS
Boa 0ay Pguic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Peoples Banh.-i's.ensnt o. ihs PEOPLES bANh
Y0. ic BY Clsgtf 81 Lava OF iH1 iOi re "e'~
,lrus s4ilritT the iiih DAY % soseEhtr 400 go 81.
ATcfass amount VI LoAua AID DscslliA
AvtrAse amount 4 C7r.n go. }.
ty ans Coa,s Of New fork - 0oAfry W tssir c.,r
OF IN, Peoge N bns duy s.1rn, Pse ane ,Af IA
IS. IgAkt. C.sasr
IS.s y Is,tsst. Setsry fubie-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Park Bank.-sislernen, Of tho PARK BANn, OF we
York asrcI1ci BY Caf1ef 20, isFs o. ' ~ '"'
week eninr ssafit th dsy 81 November, lst .o
L,las saI DacSsgti.. 50. iV'v
A,rrfse o. trrn s,ou S,' 80 ~
81 pffufln
o., ard Csgny Of Acs lofk, l. J. Noi'h, Cs'aef .
rGfk bcns luy afcl Gcsoe al az u he
J I. WORTH. Ca,hisG
AGrmel bs.brs "a. this Ie,h day q Nossm5er lea M.
l. z BiIts NoiarJ Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Oriental Bank .-s,atou.en, 81 tho ORIENTAL bArh'
rlnseA Chala Lave lsS tae week Sias s-'nny
ne iiih 81 Nlf rbcr, 1885 ~,
amount a. ..
hu5un o. fetle
IICusf9a. 1870 30
Ave sroun Of Dcpo. t+..
Cay ana County sew YORK, WAshinsen n Hel Ns'
ne or,ur Ba-k. ben. IIy lw9l ep' al -, i.si W
r,,.n,~nt (, ,ousr WASHINGTON A. HALL, Css!ier.
SVEN .. ore ms tbs l4th day Of NuyeI4srl, l-J
Hssst I. CHssz.s H., hoay Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Ocean Bani,.-sta eincnt Of Ito OCEAN BAN'l, As Z.
b. Chapter 49, Lave Of ass. Tor Ia Hss- ehns o. ii"H' NV
iIh d,y Of November, 1853 .o,,,,a, az
1890 .,oa.t Al Soc ............... 2Is.5sO os
AvrrnseauDl.d VI trc' ron.-.-..
Amount VI D. N'"o''is,
Civ md C,unJ Y8fk ChAt. Pamef cs,her OF
o,g BAN bes afntd dfIss and that ae above ae
nea, g csrroct To be-, knoseise and bese 49,,
(HARLfs PALMER, Casher
AHMED La -, me uislth DAY @! NOV ubfI. ltfi.
Htsrt F.tSss So'sr. Puh'c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

phcnix NOT ofihs Plil NIX BANk % ~
Ciy N Nv Ydk repaired ~ cl.fs p" hT, i'S o' N'
49, sad saidrfsr il- 1870 tsy Of NoF nDcr, l-fo
LrdrAs ID Laara sni Dacs.us .e 90 teso ~
sano.nt 81 bffNsr lSs a.
ar4,-utu q cs'.o ~
All cois,r u ses Ysfa q l. Psi.' bfys5n ca.l.,i
S.nk. hsus duly sFgin ors aus - ~ Va
ass staten. lt CORRECT u ny ig- ed - "i
VI fWIsOA CASA.s.
swcrn before ;il, lfil dsy - Sor, abr. iseA 49,
Isss Bssssrs. notary Puhic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17


New Chapter 20 LsvsH 1885, The cad
rs siturlaF the Ifi.l da- OF November. 1885, - -.
Of Loan, aaI Discounts os
AtefhRr afn'Nu' Of sqctie yso'toi
C.rcuaioa... 1OiO1s
Ave amount of DEPOSIT 2ois,i.'N 50
cy sui C,4ay Of Nee Ycik, az Thcs l. Taylor Gamer o.
c Hsrosr pus Ncs lol tfs duly Coe AMI ray hat ins
tbsves sasnt correct - the bel Of m, lnoweiFs M b-s
THos. L. TAILOR, Cashier,
sworn beose ne ,hs 1911 JAS O Nov smbes. lsoi.
J,s. W. HAS, HoJry Puhic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Bank Of Amcricn.-SateuIeat of the RANK OF
AMbCA Chlpisr.O Laws OF Lo cad
w. saturday. the lfh day OF Novemlrr. 1885,
q Loans and fo.ti7,I9S ID
.............. x.oOi.Ss ~
sncun Of Cicusion N.i,S 90
County New York WIN. T. Jenkn-, Cslr O. The
Ban tns daily affirmed deIe aud ta; the above
~ correct 10 NJ s3se AM belle.
WM l. JENKiNS Cashier
As'neI s-o'e me IN, 10Th DAY ofSoveniber, ,s,S
ft,Pr.c RuLL Notary Fable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
Bank SiaiemtAi5.

American Exchruee SlpS.-siatcacr. Of Ia,
ptc,S ~ IA .SCE a tNR y rsgurcI C4.i.r
avs Of ISL co. tie es s'f The iiIh cay OF AOscmbe
Aveaee amount q Specie A,Glo ;'S
A,.rese sr Int ofCnopano Ct.0tl %
A,eras. .Iaoui o. ncpDis IO5St,S.S 20
o,T Comfy % NoIt l. Wilson. Il L rer r
q, ,isu-s srs New it daiy sworn r.c i
% ,t M a55se ec 20 M host Of
bshef D. NlLlNpNi A'a t"shltf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Ncrchants' BANK. q tho MERCiiANTs
raNE o. Cy o. lor, .lrri - Cls'sf % ia~s u
Iss 81 ~ ma s,iurts- t.s r. o. ArT rief 10
~ Loa. an4 -. >s4S-t -
ON. III observation-disclosures. I.Ll.-lO 30
Aseflse sal9lli q sfoq "a
C0anfT ~ Hr~ Y1rs. = Ja-eb y Nfffry t-tri
iea. 1-pas> 80 49, tsi 80 alSFs
met u uly ~lF- 40 t-asl
J - NgRNltlE q. C1slieL
s~ors s,'ss ne O., is'h lsJ q! s.fsul.r. lsa
f,rssris nrll Soss'J f-'a.
The Placer herald., 1863-04-25
The BEST ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE

The BEST ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE
Some amusing things occur in the midst of
the roar of battle. When the tide of battle
was turned at Murfreesboro, and the rebels
were being driven over the same ground
where they had driven our men, a wounded
rebel, with ball through his leg sat up
against tree with canleen of water in his
hand, and smilngIy sauted Dave Lelande, o
Chicago (of the 42d), as that regiment was
charging BY. Said he: "Good mornin'
boys; how dye do! This is reg'lar bell
Amt it2"
The Placer herald., 1863-04-25

A STRIKE.-The men employed at the
Navy Yard, Mare Island, have suspended
work, in consequence of being rendered
greenbacks in payment for wages. The step
seems to be one Of selfpreservation. Many
of the men work for two dollars and half
per day, and have families to support out of
that pittance. To force these men to sub
nit to a loss of thirty-three per cent, the av
erage discount on greenbacks, is smaller
piece of business than the Government of
the United States ought to engage in. BIT her
wages should be raised in corresponding
rate, or payment should be made in the cur
rency which is the basis of trade in this
State. If it is true, as stated in the Aita,
that Naval Officers have been recently paid
in gold, there can be no reason why these
poor employees Of Government should not
be paid in the same currency. 1t would be
interesting to know, in these times of official
speculation, if Government is charged as il
all were paid in gold
The Placer herald., 1863-04-25

The following note was lately received by
gentleman from his overseer: "Please send
me by the boy, a pair Of trace chains, and
two door hinges. Jane had twins last night
also, two padlocks. Yours, etc"
The Placer herald., 1863-04-25

WAnSING TO SoLDIERs.-Adjntant Gem
eral Cooper has issued a general order in
relation to the recent destruction of the
Office Of the Columbus Crisis, advising citi
zens, and warning the soldiers against the
commission of such acts of violence To
the latter he says: The offence of which
you have been guilty is, in the language of
the regulations, of such enormity a, to ad-
nit of no remission of the awful punishment
which the military law awards against you,
any future acts of the kind will be visited by
inflicling upon the perpetrators, the moment
they are detected the extre,nest penalty
authorized by the law.
Cincinnati Gdzctte.
The Placer herald., 1863-04-25

SMOKING OF AHsENIc M. Montigny,
French Consul in China, in reference to the
use of arsenic by the Northern Chinese, says
they mngle it with their smoking tobacco
According to missionaries who had lived a
long time there, tobacco free from arsenic is
not sold. The same witness assured the
Consul that the arsenic smokers were stout
fellows, with lungs like blacksmilh's bel
lows, and rs rosy as cherubs." The pubica
ton of Monligny's statement has called out
letter from Dr. Londe, who announces
that some years ago, in the course of his dis
cussion at tho Academy of Medicine, on the
agents to be employed to cure tubercular
consumption, he told the assembled doctors
that he had found but one successful means
of combating this dreadful disease that
means was the smoking of arsenic. The
doctor reaffirms his commentator of his
remedy. Journal of Commerce.
The Placer herald., 1863-04-25
Onn lflmnle. Jf CnlcaS0.
Office Of General Secretary, S. B. !
p. o. Box, No. 6295, 7
Chicago. H., February 10, 1868. }

7. b. Griffits Captain S. b.:
Dear Captain:--Yours of the Sth is received
sion. ritual. &c. Write Immediately on the re-
ceipt and | will send by mail the private leg.
The rule is not to send commissions. documents,
&c., until the person agrees to act. Does Mr..
Ossman agree to act? Ii so, let me know and l
will forward his documents right away. Please
let me hear from you by return mail on this
subject. | think that you will have no difficulty
in operating after you have studied the ritual
carefully. Hoping to hear from you soon,
am yours. for the Union,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19
3; MAYMARD q SON,

3: HAYWARD d SON,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
FURNITURE, CHAIRS, BEDsTEADs,
Upholstry, Gilt MouldinEs, &c.
Ware rooms Fronting Public SQUARE,
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO
l-rMelnlic and Wood Collins constantly on
hand. A lIcarsc always in readiness for fnne.
rails. may Is ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19
Keep II Derore tbe ponnl.

That tho taxes under the reorganized
government Of Virginia has been redu,
ced from 40, cents on the one hundred
doIlOrs to 80 cents and there is sur
plus 10 the treasury Of 92o0,ooo, while
tho R,hmond Legislature has increased
them from 40 10 l2o cents on the ons
hundred dollars aud incurred debt OF
over $3.50, 100000, in carrying ou the
war for tho overthrow of the govern.
mcnt The new State will have no pub.
lie debt except its equitable proportion
ofthe State debt boforo the breaking out
Of the war.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19

l1lc1-l
voting IN jacor Of West virsiuia, IS too
Transparent to dupe any man, mot q
natural born focl4
WCsprlck the "frss nigger' hubble =
In 1900 the whites 10 this Stale were
442,ll5, the Tree negroes 1906 or to
35 whites; now, according 10 the last
general census, while the whito popu.
laIion numbers l047,4ll, the free ne.
gvoes have increased to 59,o44, being
free black TO lswhilss or abou. double
the original proportion. gli
Ia 1890 cis.Allsghensy Virginia.
showed slave population OF 1929.
but from the exodus that attended the
"Lightburn retreat ws think ,hstnum,
bcr reduced to loss Than 5000. indeed
during the rc occupaiionanasu subsequent
expulsion Of the rebels SO many werO
taken Dixio.ward, that mary ssiimalo
the number now remaining. az less than
5000; but putting i 5000. what are
the probabilities Of this .Itee nigssr
flood" that causes SO many slOeplass
nights?
All slaves over 81 years at the daso
of our admission remain, slaves during
life, What proportion are thus matFss.
ted by "Ihe Wiley Bill"--sUrely onO.
half leaving 5000 with which 10 food
Us, But slave Iha: lacks but day of
being 81 when the designated 90 days
proclamation expires. will have four
years and day 10 serve. before he bc.
comeb u free niger" 70 you can ''pos.
scss your souls in patience" and for four
long years at the worst, "sit under your
own vino and fig tree" with no FREE
SIdoER ito moest or make you afrald.p
lit is answered Eyes but the whole
5000 will be FREQ at the end o(el years.
we admit tho momcatuop facl, but we can
survive the shock, though all new hero
with free papers, and this 5000 now
slaves should actually remain boro,
which is highly improbable.
One would suppose, from listening 10
these "freo Niger alarmists tha, they
never saw veritsble free negro. though
they boast Of being born in "old Virgin
ia Afraid Of being o-suunb by the fu.
iure liberation duing tho next 2t yeara
Of 5000 negroesl--when you arc non
living in State that in 1860 had over
$4,000 "free nggersp II previous 70
the war, you were not overrun with FREQ
negroes when 5s, 900 were "loose" what
reason have you for fearing .he liberia.
ton from year 10 year during ths acpi 81
years Of these 5000 now alayes, especials
ly,as YOU will have four years in which
to prepare yourself 10 meet this apgSei
hehded ''ilood otifoo niggcfsgy Ii30lS
ing your side oflhis whole msllcr thus
fully in the face. is Il posSitb that yod
really fear your Interests may suffer
from this prospective increaso of free
blarksi
If SO, bear in mind, that no more frce
blacks will immigrate hitber from other
states,while we expect at the cnd Of ei
years a1er IVES. Virginia bccomesa sep-
crate Stats, more than halfa million cf
white people will settle hero. WhereAsn
will Jour 5000 free negroes bel Will
the shadow Of "ftec niggera think you.
then haunt you? Nor isihis all; many
if not most Of the slaves now living here.
have a:quaiutances, friends and relatives
in tho North. and when free 10 60 where
they please, will naturally yei1m them.
and bid ndeu to cole Virginia So
mote I! be.-Reg. Feb Ieth.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19

DGr A remedy for poisoning by
ltrychnine and mushrooms is sannounced
in England. 1t consists in making the
patient eat large quantities of refine sa-
gar 9s3 10 Desperate rsgru 7pgaiag a.
vein and injecting spga,ea water. T.s
effects ore TO oxygenaIe the blood, and
restore the circulation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19

RE- The Republicans in Cattafaugua
county, New York, swept everything be-.
fore lhom in tho late election. Not q
single Republican town has been lost;
but seven towns that Lost spring olooJsd
Democratic supefvsors. have been ra.
deemed, and made to 'RcOp step 70 tho
music Of the Union"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19

ES- Ii is said that Norwegian net
unliss has recently obtained living ami.
mails from depths in the ocean, near
Spilzbergen, of more than a mile and a
half lie appears 10 have used tie Same
apparatus that was employed by DR..
Walhch, when tho latter was with Capt.
MGClintock on the occasion Of making
survey ofthe bed olthe Atlantic.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19
ADVERTISING.

one square Of lOlincs, one or three Insertions
$3.50. E,ch subsequent insertion, 25 cents,
Professional cards of 7 lines or less year 50
Quarter Colum months 'Sl0 one wear SD
Half Column, months Sl5, | year sS0
One Column, 6 months s25 year $50
A liberal discount made TO those who adyer-
.tfse by the year. >.
Advertisements must have the number Si ' n
sertions marked,on the copy, or they VIII be
kent in fill forbid and char ,eA accordingly
All casual or transient advertisements must
be paid for in advance, 10 insure their insertion,
= E3Afilayfs will not he made to orders oil
Publication or other legal advertisements un-
less they are paid for.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19

"ThO jackson Missisaippi,n's ceros.
pondenl says there are but two IhouISrd
Union troops in Arkansas. Tho rebol
Generals Holmes and Hindmun ara at
Little Rock, and thero IL a demand
among the reboltroops for their removal
and 10 put lighting Generals in theip
plpco.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19
DR. JAMES II. HoOFF

y ii,s J.riif, ssSional services % III
I L citizens Of Point Pleasant, and vicinity.
Hc keeps constantly on hand larqc supply
Of drugs, oil, paints, dystutfS, varhish, Essences
xtracts, perfNncry and soaps Of all kinds and
patent medicines and very superior article OF
sarsaparilla.
He ealso hasa large stationery tobacco, cigars
and an excellent ,rticIc Of pure cider vinegar.
Feb. OF. lS62.lv'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19
DIR. S. G. SHAW,

PHYstcrAN AND SURGEON,
TENDERS his professional services to the
| puhic. Calls from the country promptly
attended to- Office on Front Street, adjoining
the Virginia House."
Feb. 81, ls62-ly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19
G. P. T. MOORE,

Il ATTORNEY AT LAW.
ofice 90 Main street, tPr. .PtEAsAsr' Va.
iulJn4paoyi.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-03-19
UNION HOUSE,
VIRGINIA. HOUSE,

ihN iLNa4I -
Front Street, Point Pleasant, Va,
J.P. II. II. SMITH, Proprietor.
Takes pleasure informing his friends and
tho truvellingpublic that this popular hotel has
Just opened for the reception Of visitors.
aug l4-ly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
suISPLAsTER CURRENCY.

To n, Editor Of TIE y. \. Tribune.
SIR: The nuisance of shinplaster currency ia be-
coming serousy aggravated by the fact that many OF the
Corporation notes being eountcyfocd Many OF those
couuterfe offered my ckotoioe daily nis impos
.ibo for the public become sufficiently familiar with tho
host Of corporation hnpaers to be able to distinguish the
bogu. from the real Hence il Ia ey.den. ha the ony sde
quat. remedy against o,, and especially among the
poorer classes every community 70 gdly feH'e any
ools rrtreseung the fractional part oil dollar unless Il is Ia
sued by IA. United Governmcnt The United states
date tho public SD 4, being mpdy increased rerct all
fractioul u0es except these. L. 1. Balm VI.
american Museum, jan :, 1863.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

!. rsmoved. and not before; second, that tho
Change brought about by Emancipatioy. viii
be accomplished with UNEXPECTED ease am freedom
from Sis.prbance. The subject is discussed in its
yariosn bearings with an ability, capdor, aud intell.
gent foresight most credi.aole . Coy; Yates aud
lis Endorsement Of the policy OF the Administration
ia as cordial as his vindcstirn Of it is unanswerate
He sees no hope oil peTminent and honorable peace
except through war. Ii We must move Oh the enc.
my's works" HE faith In success does not falter
and he closes his Message by outspo oxen decsra-
ton of his resoiute conviction: IL believe this III
ferual rebellion can be- ought to be, and will be
desolated by the bloody footsteps Of war from Della
ware Bay to the Gulf; but territory shall remain
1mmutilsted-the country shall be one, and 1t shall
be free in all its boundaries from Maine TO the Calf
and FROM ocean 10 ocean,"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
COURT CALENDA R-Tu,. DAY.

SUPREME CovRr-CtRcUIr-Part Mos. 735,
93g 7s3 7t9 75I 769 III 7S III ISL 1877 1871 595 SEQ
S7 $685. 35 a6 $685. $751; s79 sac 9oi. 9O3 9S 90 sl
Part lhOs 6s6 go dlf 676 go. 636 $685. 6s2 Gsi
.ul 1Oi o. H. ia. ,9i. 1l0i Il2t 76. Part lINo..
775 SOL $50 s a0l 3d. sJ, s3 a39 a57 $50 s3 9s9 s3l
GAL 845 $50 $40
SUPREME COURT--SPEcIAL TkRM.--Nos. 1874, 1885,
1884, s9 100 9 93 1884, le5. 1856 l97 1879 200 2ol 22 2o3
goa, 9oo. 2u,, 2O5.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.--Part Mos 953,
9i 9y5 9si 95i 91s 959 a60 96 93 96i s6 600 67 9s
Pat llNos W 9ls 800 97o, 97l 972. sl3, 94 s75. 90.
~, 978, 9ig, $50 9l
SUPERIOR CouRr-Part Nos. 1906 1923,
1851 1903 3@i 31I9 3l33 32il 967. 30l 1878 l277 ms
1881 1893 1898 ihe numbers from lz5 to lbs all
Pat LOS $780, 3li2 200 1913 288! 1884 1856 1854 l9Ji
2eai. 1882 26s8
BRooNLYS CRY CoURr.-Nos 10, 10, SO, ", ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
SECOND REGIMENT, y. Y. ;. NJ.

HKADQuharEKs. 2D REGIsRsr ARNORT.
AEw.f oRk, Jan. :. 1868.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. l36-All officers and ab.
sent members OF the "a Regiment N. J. NJ ed NJ Y =.
Vols In Newiok AID vicinity, including those whose
furou have expired couvaoscens from hopii do
tailed recruiting service (sIcep, those named In Special
order No. 1851 aud ell those ab.sn. wthouti hereby
ordered to report 1 transportation TO lst Lieut. John w
Dempsey a; these headquarters. on or before Monday JAM
49, 1908
Abenee after that cato will forfeit s claim, to the lent
oncy o. the CoDmandant aud 10 vigorously dealt with
doserteTs from tho regiment In the hour OF need
II. ". HUDSON, Col ed y. T. :. Vols.
w. I. sIxss, Aciutsut.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

RECEPTION OF GEN. BUrLrR.-rhe Committee OF
fifteen appointed meeting hold ut the Fifth Avenue
Hotel on Monday evening make arrangements for giving
ubc leceg ion Ma Gen. Batter met yesterday AFTER
noon IA Room No 10. ot tho Insurance Building tel
yraphe dispatch received on G,n Butler stating that
hs would confer with he Committee the Finh Avenue
Hotel Thursday evening The conference viii .e merely
10 sa.u whether the Go.er will @cc-pt public rec"p-
ton. The meeting adjourned subject to tho call OF the
Chair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08


PRospERIrY IN WAR TMEs.-Wb' .,ssr II
have been the eject Of the war upon 9th, 10y
not impeded the growth and prospect :, s' n.s
During the past s. 20. It buiaiug and other Ina.
proVemsu La. - the marx Of former years,
'nu ..,on,-w.r -ses Of msnufasture-snd they are
w. Th. vo,t. q never more prosperous than 1t pres.
o." ,u, -|nops and manuactories are employing theft
<aens Of hands, and have demand for all the WORK
~ Gan turn out The shipbuilding badness which 10
Agey carried on IN willsmsbugh good in any pre-
S'ou' season The yards oil full Of work. and have
tracts hand that will insure its continuance through the
Winter, at least. There ia plenty Of work for al wiling
hands and abatement Of that enterprise that has been
distinguishing Characteristic of what IL the Eastern Dis.
trict OF Brooklyn
EXCITEMENT IN THE NAvY-YARD.-Thers wag
gea. excitement in the Navy.Yard yesterday afternoons
caused by the discovery Of fire board the United States
ironclad steamship weshs~ken. lying off the shiphouss
dock 7. appears that Of the workmen employed on
board the accidentally dropped kettle Of oil between
decks which isned and created blaze which thresened
serious consequences BY great perseverance, however the
e was extingushed before the engine eoad Do placed IN
city engines the dock short ne after sscer.
asd % 1e y'f wa. :. ds Ins . ma
bat sucn appears not to have been the case.
SUICIDE BY SHOOTING Coroner Norris held au
inquest yesterday upon the body Of Mr. John Shirley rssid.
ing No l8S Fulton who committed suicide about
IL O'Clock the night previous by shooting himself with ps
o lie had been in depondng state OF mind for some ms
OF his recently wounded in battle. He came
home between and O'Clock Tuesday evening and ,p
retired the psor aud report Of pistol aftst
heard bis wife and Ormo. discovered him lying the
Tbs sry rmed Inc verdict thai be came 10 his des,h
from pistol ,hos in the head the same being bis own act"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08

600 900 worth Of oaaw' gunbac have been offered for
REDEEM p.ion The crowd Of applicants does to de-
crease Only eleSeh days Of the thirty yet remain and Al
the Postmsste1Gsueral will not probably extend the time
persons having stamps in their possession which they desire
10 redeem, shood present them a. once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-08
DsrrcrIoS or MAIL RopBEn AT ROCHESTER.

DETECTION or MAIL RoBBER AT ROCHESTER.
In consequence Of repeated losses OF letters in the
Rochester Post Office, DR.. Humphrey, special agent,
was directed 10 make n thorough examination into
the causes OF the Disappearance of valuable pack
ages in that office. Secreng himself in the build
ing Oh Sunday evening last, he catght in the ac, Of
opening letters clerk upon whom suspicion had
previously fallen, named Andrew McDermott.
Upon the prisoner were found several letters which
examination.