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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

J.. PnANG a Co., Of Boston. have jnst Issued
ncW novelty in book form ior ch..drcn Il is tie Nur
sc.y siory Of Liie Eel Riding iiood Which 10 told
a vrrcc and he iusraiious are tic and executed 10
colors OF co'ood Album Pictures they Lave aicy put
IN market Port " o. Autumn Lcases; Part il q
Ilowcrs. Par, l. 81 fui, all n.oslaus. Pant ". 81
the Butterflies ard Noihs u America and ieri l. 4
runny Chafae,Fs. Like All Tfccadlaf productions Il
,hla loas, they rye bcrut'h AID instructive. We
und.1iard Tat TO corIaey. Ia Consequence 81
tic L.esll patronage bc:oaoi on i,e.r ctfono iiho
graphic Album po.aIcs. have ~ contemplation ,hc
introduction q Luriscfpcs siaiuary. 1c. on scale
and IN Sigh Of artistic hiish aud hea4'y which shall
excel any plc,logs cicT,s In Tia oolligy-erss b.
themselves.
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ORDER FROM GENERAL DIx.-THANKs TO
TIE TROOPS LATELY ON SERVICE IN THIS CTTY.-Gen.
Dix has issued the following order:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE last,
Npv. YouK CRY September rs, 1868.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST,
NEw-YORK CITY, September 49, iStI
GENERAL ORDER No. 9.--The troops quaiteIcd III TINS
city during the las; four weeks for the purpose VI pro-
tecng the public property and the officers vi the united
States in making the draft Of men Tor me mlIitaiy
service having been ordered 10 reoin the Ary OF te
Potomac from which they have been Temporarily de-
tached the Major General commanding cannot allow
them TO leave the Department without rendering to them
his thanks for their soldicIiy department
During the whole period of their services not single
complaint OF disordcry conduct has been made to HIM
on The contrary. in their admirable discipline, their
cheerful submission TO the civ authority and the munich
pal regulations Of the city, and the courtesy winch mas
marked their intercourse with the people, they have
earned the respect and good VIII OF all with whom they
have come in contact.
Distirgnshed for their caantry in the face of the
enemy and their devotion to the cause OF the country
they have gained reputation by their selicontrol
amid the allurtmens OF great metropolis after endur'
ng for two campaigns the TRIALS and I.iyaons Of the
camp and the dangers Of many haEdcoItested battle
field.
Under the protection Of such body Of citizen sol
dlery the nat ona honor will always be- from
proieh aad popular liberty from enforcement.
10 Brig Gems. Ayrcs and Ringer, and 70 their officers
the MRjOrGcucral commanding tenders his acknow..
odgeents FOX thor strict attention to their duties and
for the excellent condition OF respective commands
To Brig. Gen Candy as commander Of the forces IN
the City ard harbor If NewYOrk. the thanks VI the
MaIor.t,eneral Commanding are especially due for Dis
malicious Arrangements, Lis necessary vigilance and the
prudon management OF his command during 81 great
excitement and difficulty. And lie would do violence to
his feelings II he were 20 Withhold tits pubic expression
of his thanl funess to the citizens Of NewYork Tor the
determination they have eFlnccd 10 maintain TIE pupIc
order and the supremacy Oh tAe law Manlie.tns tAht
sured command oftho Department not the sndden
outbreak Of misguided passion and aflrdBg Tie high
est assurance Of future tranquility OF that peaceful sub
mission 10 authority which - the only security FOR popu
lar Government. ,y
D. VAN BuREs Assistant Adl siant'OelessL
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destined in iho end for the service OF
the CONFEDERATE against the Federals. There is an
unusually gen ,al impression that if We were in the 20
sition Of the Fedoras and had suffered they nave
from the peratons of such vessels we shonld oe I'M
likely 10 cake the matter quietly. Nor can We say but
thai :" should expect to find much counerpoe to these
ophn dns in any sympathy for that oommerealadvehtue
"" eh selects channels of such equivccal propey. III
hort if the Ministers defend these vessels we 90 ho'
think they would he justified in doing SO; but 'he q"cs
ton entirely depends upon tie evidence whien can Only
be known hereafter.
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Passcncrgs Arrived

Ia steamhp Efad, from Jfrpool and Queensfonn-
sasc1 & % Ma LADY ' and e Al
j. Bcrrie, j. McAuliae, WIN. q Weir Donald McBer,h, D.
i. benjamin, Edwa,d Faswl Z; L,planie, J. Yates T.
Rogers John Proctor B. Kah w Kirkwood Mr. and Mn.
RUSSELL VIM Hurshe Nr OGler, wife ard infant Mr. spe
see Slr. De Reese, VIM I,ylor H. Hammond, M; Durrsy
~ d. Kelly Guf.ave T. beEehe J. L. Sherwood H. Eost,r
j. h. Rowan MdRose, T. Armstrong, Emile Logdois o.
Mclean, r. s Greene, T. Hunt, r Byrue Mrs Esan, Nh,
IN ,.es@sli Fulton, yor Port Royal $. c-sarseon.
Dr.. s. Adams. Nj O. v Daytoa Mai o. J. BrooLs Capt j.
A. Dnmont Chas.A Gage Capt. w II. Chaddock Jas Long
T. s. u; H. Hcgeilns 4. Fosita, fhos. D Jame,, T. WI
Caroeger. C. r. Dckey Mis- Matilda Ms Warren z. KEN.
bsU NJ YIN Ts,or ( e. Hilton Rey y b BInsh, g1
King Capt H. j.. Baow O. y. Hal, J. Roork, H. Wenn
ani sister Airs d. Marsb d.. II. G. Chhty Capt, H. Ayre
Lieut. II. Keunn, J. T.. Marvin Dr. J. II. Maconber Lieut.,
WIN. Grover b. J. such. w. H. funer, J. H. Dya--, Mise
Mary TreHby Dr. Boynt0n Merritt Capt aayne and ser
ou,en Lieut.. Thos Wayae s. srera, Capt. T. Brown,
Dr. joseph H. Fireman. r. H. Jaynos. 4. Hunter, d. ). Dsls
rand Dr. }. NJ: cheny, C; "a; capt z. wymsn
and servant, Col r. A. Staring, Cap c. Dckey, Col Mans.
ted Lieut. Col Alison Rev ). C. WHITMAN; Lieut. Smith,
Dr. H. Warren Cap.. Jackson. Lent Hacorl Lieut. Wat.
rou. Lieut. Chatasay, T. w. BrerneT Lieut. Brown Lieut.
We've Lieut. Sr9n, Lieut. sa'sse Lieut. narpsy Lieut.
: W. DAT, Cap'. Gleason CAPT, Parker Capt kse Cap;
Dcnslow, Capt Add., Cap, Johnson Capt fi;ch, Lieai
Gibbs. Lieut. Corsey Lieut.. Camp, Lieut.. Wiley Lieut..
Crosby M, +. Mschesney and 80 privaes, aid Con
In sIip Uen Poin, from LiropscI-Mr Isaac Thomas Mr.
In .teansi,S Misaip1i from Hilton HeoiCap.. Parker
Capt Cray Charles Jordan. M 5 Brown, L. Young J. w.
In tapk Pay,lean from Bneso, dres-Chss A. Burgess
Louis Johnston, snd Miss j. n Johnston.
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Is Dos. -iOI-. .1tLELr.--IAr luA4s con
tin1,r ra+. fs..e ne. r-- S-iiv r-' a.
IT, - d.. 81. - , , ce-i
[lls ..f.tv.
LIVt r1DI feNt. SO W.-Iotfou: Ito talci
Of tl' pr tl- rey. i,.a. 'ocsyl sai up eDoi q. ''
ba.c.. .-s <.' y ~ "a slsl .ltiol. Tie n4Is'
b.. g.. oi- .l : %. I'd lflo.s .le far.Otf.y qtoed
sd.0 IT,. fl..lr if.. cn fT'lsy is.f.
Trace NeAchcs'.I has been ~ az excited state,
and aeli.- lea1 .f'g eo-.i.s BIZ adsaace 10
been t-.-1 I'D laIas a.e c-e- ara Z 10. ceAlcr and
Cot
BI.-,Ds.rrfs- Me..r. n.ehaitson Spence Z Co., wake
6eld, he 60. aue eilera I.you: flour gl.' b., o.
Lgner. fz'l. state 20 al Whest hi good demand and
ln3d. oeti us.lrr; Red Ne,eTD 81 03 i0 SoUtnsrn u
%; M!te WotlD, 5f0sJ southern, . SO.O $. Indian
Com - drsref; Aiaed, l,i5 L o.
fECynIOss-dessss. Blsnd Atiya Co.. GORDON Bruce
CO. alt oihef report: Bel ard rors neglected. Lacou
quiet sni uaa.eEca Bu.teI finn .o Inc LORD quiet bat
steady at ~ A,D. Iai'Ow easier 10 al Tor :. \.
PnODuc2sugar, very quiet. Coffee. steady. Roe rather
easier and dong Ashe qli' Pois ~ d43t Lnse"o
Oil IS bu1. ROa.n inactive sIiuts of Iupuune no ars
Petroleum STEADY and firm; HelLe0 ? O. Crude +1OG 81
LONDON MARgETs.-Wleat, Ija2I dearcr for
English than Friday last Foreign. trr gar. tending
down Coffee active and Rice firm. Tea, steady and
in good demand Isllow dol and dropping Lnseed on, ~
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPEcf,L TERs sHPr. p -
Before judge BRADY
1-r~ b.


II will DO remembered that some TWO months
snoc STEPHEN T. Clarke par, Of The Fp, sued the
Mrfrs Brooks and lplrd 20 the co Jog the appo m,
q Receiver Judge Brady has settled hc follow lbs Osdcs ~
A. speeal Term Of 'he Court Of Common Pea: held At
Chambers a she CITY I'm IN the city Of SewNofS, on
the tay Cd August latl fr,s,ut. the Hon. John X.
brady ~ Ice Stephen T. ,!aAc asi' James bfooAs anu
Efasig. Brooks.
On rcsdas AID fling the nosise Of notion summons com.
paint and aff1ay % james ~ ETul bfooAs, 40 upon
hranus ir ,r4ne 70. motion ald af Neon for tsdai
James BROOKS aui Ag to.lrs ioE defendant aHd EEasius
Brook Ia opposition, and u appeal W. t9c cor
has been On dissolved ollcI"a aud adrdsci tla The
drfendsu BE- aud th,y hereby arpoua fcrvf e., t.e
bu.in.. toned d. de complaint and Of Ikc
Ma iork F4yrss newspaper sud the business thereof
ii N.srr,r.hip on executing within ten dsys
g ~ nv ~ III, .r... .rd a NE ser, lee o. /.
cory thcleof on defendant, attorney bond in The sun u
.t ana N ueu incl ~ cu. aut 'poyal hry Dee enc
,., % it, vs.,.l With lie u.atl powers o. ,ce.ers.
n with nov collect, inr aIa frclv thc cbs eva
d-fnanls be due o. and the property that y Ueo
10 ad eorr'ue hip lna '3a.. - 'n,l l' ,'a ~
pr esd c.ry GOA line sat g,2it u4s,ts' 90 A,'eole.e
until l... farther order OF ths ',mt
AnG t g. il,r ordered .nt ad irfd tr n 90 tae etc.
isials sil ..l 10 ccmtsie ,nei. arioHuncnrNy d I Z
and sa'4ov OF tc seid bond within tro time a'oe.a a 90
the yoi Sew inrN to rAniLr ft fc' in 'n frn'.t
utsbc p.noa rei'oss 30 oe appointed Receiver 90 "c
a. b. sr.t,d VIA al tc Iewr.s aforesaid that "a rr
u or p,ro. 30 nr % srpl.rd Receiver CT hrc'Ne' ~ "
ce. yYltar fae atAre lna strirtN ~ s.i W ttrs.
And Pc a c.i'Ti fhat c tlc coufr a'u q zach i,Hor
lffrnutu tDfT ofh drvG io sod person 90 p,s1s .1
por'. L..csr G.. hc,c,eu 90 ord ny the ,eparneso
ls .'5 ,''I. .',. ' ,o,,o a ''''' 500
Ant ,ih,r os r,t .ni s, gderd nt either y n'i ID.
l.,,,,g ,., .yD. b, si slyto arly to ihe Cor .or
.colil, ..du.asiapcs, b. good n, ad To- rrp'i,y sua
t'eis .' .op.iiu'r.hi o 60 'lI. "om un" 80 i'o t.
d,ts t.e amid 4s XIV coz. Of t motion to sbitc
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Gveci Britain,

Thu Paris oo-res ponLcu. of Idc Lond1r Ne! ~ ~
old ~c'oiS BIZ former assertion int rom l.e I,cs
AZ. 49, # lie SruA and defensive league between 41
g. rt.cro.o. French. I'D A.,,acaA GO'ei'-eA's avs
,,,ir.b ,-rral IN. Ticrs &c "a Loirc sta'c tia,
Two sani ,' cfs 40 course of construction 80 Names
an, ~to sister ships lNIsimg &C iuioc"iN .flc sNs
Icc:c- ~ .-.i- 'i~ i1' p, p, ,,c y''i9'' "
q. Sc, tvc..y ciuCs Cf Belle lsic a.
RI Iossor .Eornitc Hral refuses 70 believe me
statement ol Tke M0rH- P0st that Goyeiimeii - Ht
,jd "a Ge.in tlc steam Iaas launched ~ ar Lalid
in fa N.lsey. AID in q characteristic c-iol!"i &c,
homes such grONstlous piece 81 tyranny ic l."f y
,scence in Size outrageous demands OF tne ftleli
.rheccnmittce Of ';hc british and FOREIGN Anti
- tl.y Scoltty had -eHcil .l4ltu Bari Ansseh o'
Slavery grounds 70 stoY TIE two eon rams ~ i
Al s,y uurl it is shown they are net INTENDED ioi 'n'
Southern Slaycty Government
TllE MEXICAN QUESTION
TIE Load0n Times in - city article says the
b,ici gains strength thai general arrangement oi the
VI ,ical leIt VIII uC proposed ugtc. Trench auspco
IN. is is not likely tl1i any definite conditions WI DC
alIoaced pu;i the actcptauce 81 tae throne aNd tAe
iol ia ol ort8c Gogernucut snail have been Tor
~ las Ise1 q sli-,, -,sctiop in Mczcan stock in
tt i. for h>ienre. owing II was fut 70 sales ny
Iu.-. L,gscs l.iln view 81 realizing Ilohis.
TEE POLISH QUESTION.
rLare J. no change in tie position OF aial!s.
Tc g.Jls Pays IN article s,acd by tie Secretary o.
T. rirr While cr c!r - ic tLagt fJi4u. "a nlAt4
D. er relative 90 lie -nk0r CONGRESS nnd tle cor
sftio.l scheme slifibu',d 20 inssia says that the
in dts ., FrsrAt.rt C0agross nave "a .tLci inter
I.l.si nar tssHrcl fie lTscuc4tC al france ANsif.t
aya England upon the Polish question lney have.
however caused a. exchange ii fltWs WLAeA 10,
bIl.s., 80 Aslf p.ai u contact ava an .'' 1909 =.
ONION between tlancc. PRUSSIA al-i lss.' ei a.lf
-a- facility fora ll.Jiy AID rsts!-c.oif ISOLATION
al ths Polish question without afoNsilt i4-rh '-AV.l
Idssl-c1t ~ tie sclel-i sl,sAilch
SIAN RAMS ZOE IEE cOSFEDL2trrs
TIE Committee Of tlr B4l.!sA I'D ole IN
AM slavery Soct'. lnys scrt 90 Ial Els memo
sb;sci IL fiila ont steam rau, TO- ile Con
a.. al mich il NlueQ publ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23
D. VAN BrREs, Assistant Adjglant.Oeaeia.
A WOMAN TRAVELLING UNDER FALSE CoLogs.

ON MONDAY evening during the performance at
Nblos IheateT parry az four persons entered Two 81
whom were dressed ia the Uniform Of colonies IN the L.
y Army From fhcawkward appearance Of one OF the
persons the ushers arrived at the conclusion that she
rwas woman and taxed Ter with TIE fact. This sne dld
deny and they requested to leave The theater
On reaching the street they taken IN charge by
tho Police aud removed Ia the Fourteenth Precinct
Station house. The Office. accompanying the woman
refused To give Ills name The female IN uniform was
brought before Justice powlin. az the Iombs on Tues
day. The woman gave her name % Catherine Brown
alias Kate Francis, aud j. well known couItesan.
Jl too Bowling lined her go and required ler to g'e
bail Ia 500 for her future good behavior.
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DEATH or Az OLD CIrrzrS.-Georgc "

Brown late Il Clarke Browns Coffee House aid one
II the Oldest citizens Of Scw York died % IDS city on
Monday morning IN The 7ith year OF bis age. MI
Brown We believe established TIC frai chcn? ca'4rs
house n liz city. IL extensively acquainted AID
very popular. On ono occaalon during disturbance
In TIC Pork Th.atcr Which several citizens bad 10
tempted 10 qucn by aldscias tie auGl nee &c aiAn
a,cr spiod Mr. Brown. aAd knowing ta popularity 20
qucsicd Lin 10 endeagor 90 aay tie czcliem,lt NJ.
Brown consented srd STEPPING before Tie curtain. 81
claimed. " Geltlemen What DO yoa visA = e1d before
De could proceed come one 10 The ~ sang out Inahi
beef plcaiy Il gravy plum pudding. boih sauces.
ham and eggs" The uy was taken up ~ ole aad
another until demand bad b,cn made ~ nearly every
article on Nj. Browns III Of farc'~ n, audience
shouted and Ioagcd sth laughter ard finally rgga!nnF
their good hgmor. Mr Brown retired amid storms a
applause, and The pe.fo5uarcc proceeded without ~
Ter interruption.
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cry ITEMS.

GIN. srcEIEs VISITING THE HosFlTALs.-ln
company viii sls'eyoT Andrews md party Of gentle
men Gen. sclies yesterday proceeded Ia Tie feselae
steamer Addison j. AndfoaA 90 s.st The hospitals on
DE illls .n he ncg1bo1loei ~ ihc city IL which
are many wounded mcn vio were recently Tie CON.
pauioa Ia. AIMS Of tlc gallant GcnsTnl
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BRANDON BAsK AGAig.-Williai

BRANDON BANK AGAiH-Willam n. Me
LeOd stagedIlyor was arrested by Oiccr Irving. Of
tie 1Wc.iteth Precinct, aud taken 10 jefferson Market
where Jutce Kelly required Lin tonnswcr tAftc com.
plants wherein he is alleged to ha,e iondo.od cyuhcI
fcit5s tie brandon (Vt) Bank ESQ OF tnos0 com.
teioits ound on he person Of iLc accu,l nd Ac
was committed for examination bclVIc L.g.'. -..t.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK..........sEPT. p


Park-alma CPr), Hanson. Havana J. =. Ward Co.
Prrs-Alensale DBL McBin. y, - Johns, y. B. \
smilcrs Co; Robcsi Bride llrl, Rhodes 81 Johns "
l., a. sfniiher. Go. . 81, =.
schoonefs-Ioctaway Ward Peauiort, Bentley smith
Co; IA. T. Wood. Peter Se"telE Nan'ins, fisoufyi
Portland W. j. Brown \ Co; 4. J. DeRossett, hlnan-
Na,hir .,on Jonas Smith Hannah Matilda, rrce, Washing
ton Cosnels johnson. Washington God Fish Crochet
Boston j. v H.viAnd. Albion staples, Boston, j. " He'i
and
soop-Exc,el, simonson, York River.
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The Rebel Rams Still Under Discussion
S,us crvrn sr1rs BuurMa IN FRINGE
cos,ca suoyant- Eroaaatuas Firm

The Irlnan steamer Eina Capt. Michigan,
(which lex Liycrpco at p tho 9TH. and Qncens-
town a. the lCh inst arrived here on Tuesday norm
lax. lrir sing tAg2e days later news
The -ity1 Washington reached Liverpool about "
ODDS. ga the morning Of the 9th. and the Kangaroo ar
,NoJ ,hoIe thesame day.
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Paxserccrs sailed.

IN seruehip dino,c. for Liropo ria QaeenHega-G T.
Teuuson Drare Mis-. Swaiae Issier labsh, h. Lohmsn
Ny Mtvo. J. y. - Sho,ue o. Godenburg, Mr. Lewis, ".
Vel GeoIzs West, e. MeM1Tsy end nian A!ex Porter J.
Goiarnbury Mr Wsxs Miss Roe, p Hovey. Miss Hovsy.
Miss T. Blaney j. McDoashs j. b. Mcdonnell, H. Forrest,
Mr. Maher, Mi Kean., Miss Jennings. Miss Durf, Mas X.
kavanarh Mis- d. Lowe j. bel.od, Mr. s and other.
II TIE Storage.
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COURT CALENDAR For rrrrsn.v

Enumerated Calear, No. Of the Preferred and Nos g.
10, H. ~ - a. Is, Is, H. 10, 49, 20 81, q, @2S
80, 81, 81, Of the Enumerated Calendar. W.
SUPREME C0URT--Circuit.-Par Mos 1861.
1861 1859 1925 1893 l97l 1884, 1873 POLL 2C2 2O43 Nss
l015. 2o69. 2ls. 2l25 2l27, 2lS7 2I4l, 2I4l
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT-Sept 23.-Nos. Is, 90
q, ~, "A, S. 80, %, &c. 40 A. A. 49, IS Vs. a. 49, 20 81 S.
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"LiPI A FAuURE."-Why is i that so many
aui, i AnswcrBeesgsc they aFc Mt adapted 70 the
business. Were the az ia the right pace selected
archaeological pfu cpss and not failure would De
The rule Read The PHYSIOLOGICAL JovRyaL for pafiicu ar
I'll 80 yesI or IS cents per number; by post By
FOWLS 4 WELL SO. 3oe Broadway, n. Y.
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ran around the setting it on FIRE: Mrs Camerons
dress covered with tar. Ann Welsh was holding
matches for the others to light their bundles by Her
mother was getting the building on fire at different
places George and William Cameron had tub of tar,
and with brush they were daubng 1t all over the In
teror OF the bakery. The examination was then al.
journod to p. II. on Wednesday.
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Tnr Fuproy-srprpr ARSON CAsg--Thc OK

The FUlT0N-SrRERT ARSON CASg.---Thc cx.
animation n tho OF john T. Wilson and soyc:al
othcf chnIrod With setting Ere 10 The bakery No. -
Fulton street on tie evening Of tie lat.f lamar lest
which D. been progressing at Dc Ioml .or souo day
past, vas continued GA Tuesday before Justice Donlnr
NJ - CGtharinc Larkin daughter 81 DE COM !uani
wns examined at considerable Crg,h $ iac c,gn.
,el an Mr Wilson. She states ,lat on tie al,At D.
question cowpaa!. among il,m setcra! acD.bcrs a.
Engine COMPANY No - ond Hosc Cnmpeay No.lo. were
srt,miiod e.. icI ustictt AOutc iAG To-, iic alarm ol
iIr was raised ticy a'l hurried oui When tfn witness
entered tic room sire 'xclHin.rd. OF. mother Aft.
Conner ald t'iT .imp.un lTo uuru.In lie lf.t.
houso.' She uadc tuc rommk o4d cluu,h ior
ail 10 hear D. Tie l.ut d Ic co.l.rl
tlcn ran ont tf iie houfe amour thUu t.r
witness AID hrr mother i nnswci io fre rt,. lD.
Vlgt t.cf.t -Ir Wl..'1 OF, tlt n."f sc .for .l.i
iL' taw 4.iu H.Ai1g the ~ Lich hrg 20 d. i.er
rld Alr Alni Ecrc 4iIf. Cameron. 3D.. Nc,.', i.I
eau nitls I.llo uid "a - Ann. Ali. ..'.tr. Iayt
nlplJ. Hd til. Cameron sons George. Alien .nt
H.ilF C.H,ror. Mo Creighton wiS i1cto also, n.a
.'.,i .f tt.4Dtri"r. IN. .illaUu h.d largo urncH
:. .,up o.. y ...t s,.AIL,lI pY. W. a4A A.. u .,
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RELIEF ASSOCIATION Fourth and Filth
Ward Soldiers Relief Association Of JcrGcy CITY Lave
elected The following officers for the cnaning year;
Chairman, II. NJ Soue, Secretary s. \. CHINA. 1rcas.
uTcr, tie Rev ". VcTIinder.
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BELLEVUE HosPITAL.-Report Of admissions

births and deaths discharges at Bellevue Hospital FOR
tie week ending Sept. q. ls6J:
Number of patients remaining SoTt i.......... s.
Number sdniiisd from No. Bond stfsct..... ~
-, +, Ac-5.r,. .ol Police css.s............... -
Number 81
Tot. rnaher treated during tie week.......... sos
Humber declared cured.
Sum bef transferred 10 Island ospiss..............
-
Number remaining Sept. A.................... U'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23
CohnnLNcE ME ANRMrEp. on w 1d

CONFIDENCE MEN ARRESTED. On TIE 81 H.
stunt JOHN Walton Of Massaclas,it Nas robbed 81 ITO
rs couple ol confidence mcn WHO pretended that ihey
oolsed To- accompany him oCaiiiorAia They received
the si.Ia,hueslts money with "a proi!st to give
" alton rrrgnhncAs Ia return for II lat they "eAt %.
n rs the iron, Way d down siais tAc back way ord
III de- oil with tho funds. Yesterday officer John W..
lnna an c1o,cdiul. slaegd aud brave mcmhgr Of &C.
.fih mccilo police who haa been Working up the case
arrested the rohbols and matte them g. Coffc the s.o
and p1y hc expenses Of TIE complainant WHO has been
waiting here 10 identity Tie prisoners who gave tlcI
names as Jaucs Walls and Charles Anaolaon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23

MfST.-l ostcrdny morning Ncfsn. L. II. BDolc j. H..
Brady and + II. Wainwright 81 the City Inspector
Department set out wiih tAeir travelling Treasury 80"
the pul posc of paying Of tie ashcaft men. dit car
men swocpors aud other employees 81 The Department.
The dun ping grOyd Il The foot Of Roosevelt street wa'
lT,t visited aud thence The paynnci repaired 10 Tie
dun Iiagglounds IL the loot 81 Stanton street l1y-
second street. Gnnscsoon.nreot. and Waits fsncL
Ogcr 200 feid OF icr The past lorihii -
quiiing a dsburlcncnt If about 10000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23
fAAyritIlcnenal

THE GHOST in all is spectral glory, appears
this AYrERSooS and fyEsisG, 90 FAasuxs MrsHus IL i
tie Wonder Of the World The Great Drama. Hrunhiia
Axe the Dead sgi the rce Dcafas Post plyss
Atoraoon AID Evening while the Indians oFc visible o. al
LOlls 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-23
NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

SUDDEN DEATH.-CorOncr Farrell held an in
quest yesterday the body Of Mrs. Margaret Conner
icsidinR al No. Washington street Jciscy CITY "io
ded suddenly while eating dinner. verdict Of doaih
from apopleSy was rendered.