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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-17
1--WE FOLLOWING HOUSES and LOTT
u az OfkErED foT sALEby
ALLEN &c BROWN,

No. 30 BltOADWAY.
sh .vs-us corr-r Howe w,lh stable
Madi.on -ytnt~, nraf IA street.
Mad ton .serrc, near I'd
NasAI F'1pteuf-r, criT4 tlfr, Nonh s,One
2i.ltenuc usff l9fE sffc.i. tnfh.
lfhs'fcsi, between th and Bthavcndts brown s.oEe.
isfAfifrfi, nffr iAinu-s.u1le. brick.
2s'slfost, n.er bri.i~ty. brown stone
24th street. meet Mndi''n avrnuo brown Hovn.
h.itfert Lesf Oh tyella, titia tife blown stone.
3ifh.sirert urft Lexington avenue brown stone.
si'Lsircoi near brolfYsy, brown stone.
9Jstfctt between och and oh gvenues brown stons.
go1sllesi, between 5h AID 9TH avcnlei, bGJwn stone
3A street. between Mlds1u ind Oh brown Stone.
gnslss-,, 9th ard 6.havcnuos brown slgue.
.JLrscet between ath snd Llu lvunuo, brown stone.
Alec +eih ,st, ed $fh. sath sth AID Ilhstreess,
brown 'f1t hons. between 5ayenns ard broadway
Aiso. anul"r d ether h,uts, IN GOOD locations.
hiso. Con Iii inlk Lots "a 9th and 9,aasonus
Also on streets adjacent 60 Che PORK.
AS, o,s l4losd iofkyIo AID eot every section o!
tie city.
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b1XQ UISITE READING LUXURIOUS
RIROOKSl-HOuSSEAU8 COHFI sHiONS IN fun. roc
CACCrOs DEcAMERoH, aud TIE ilEfiAMtNON by
HENJtHET or NANANNis, each with be,utiiul Ingsv
irr.. OVlDS ART or LOVE AND AMOURg lnF
KISSES OF SECUSDrS AID BONNFtOHS, with the
whole IN. hslamium pAVDLN5 EXTRA POEMS. AL
With hno steel Plates
Putl.sheds -.
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gE1nE HEPThMER0N.--DI MARGARET,
& QUE. OF EAyAALE--Fally TRANSACTED Goin geuu
no copy Of he original work. This Is the riches, treot 20
b. found H. .fcDcI literature. Just published IN a very
neat volume Of $40 pages, cloth gl With twelve pctor
fi1s rstions. for 81 1Dj by nall carefully seA.d nom
pertinent curiosity, 81 81. CALVIN BLANCH4ND, Pub
iisner NO. 30 Ann.sf.
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Bonrb ano noorls.
Go Get.

HOUSE TO LIZ unfnrnishoH, No. 80 West
l.t.t ts.wssn So sDd 5th-.Fs-Llf h hasruen ~
sri 0nL Ct O.. ltr sirfa.i ha.se, neisss Irpair
pfrt r-f .EquTc 81 he fresIses
Ntte 81 70 rrrs'' Andy enly.
fVfO LIZA STORE Oh .th hgcnlo isont,
= nd 1rr'rEs ia - hiiiE NoifF, Asttri ace. AP
o . a. flf I.srttlrFs uf-lr 90 Arf4rr etar1rcs.
tExaE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-17
CAMP 10Th N. G. REq'r., ON THE RArIDAN VA,


MEssRs EIITOEs since my last commun icAtiUn, The
20h N. Carolina has participated in all tho mpor
Of Gen. AOds division, fiat in the affair keys
Ford, the 7h Nv, where had Officer (Lt. Law
Of Co., F) badly Wounded and recently in the
LuVerings this the spidan by which the
driven Ond that river. Of division
sAarpsho and portion OF the artillery only
taaly engaged Other divisions, however, did hard
6ghLIsG. are again Ia old camp Morton 8
Ford resting from abors Of the paa days. which
nave been, indeed wearsome Both officers and meu
the battle Getyshurg. 10
nuch praise cannot be gwen selected the bGayes and
most exuegt oCers and the brigade and their re-
csnt sk and pAence guarding front lines under
circumstances aud IL various other unfa
YorabIe, show the seec ctlons to be good ones.
Brig Gen. Johnston reformed tfU his short He
Since he had been for time eonnned wound
received and is present aad is command
Yaurs, &c, u. K. 3.
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For the journal.
OF LuG JUUTuhI
CAMP 27TH REG r N. q. T.,

M VI L.,
NEAR ORANGE y. II. Dec. 9th, 1868. I
At meeting OF the C1icers of the 27th N q. Troops
held near Orange o. II. Va, Dec. 9th, 1863 notion
Capt alvin Herring, Co. D. was called tO the Chair and
Adjt W. A knight WAS appointed Secretary.
the Chairman III lew appropriate remArks explained
the Oh Ject OI the meeting.
On MotIOn coHmutee Of four, consisting of Captain
hobt '" Joyner, Co. Is Capt. Jas. Mauksr, 90. H. Lieut.
A. GranEn, Co. y, and Lib n. +. Price, Go. Il, were ap
pointed BY the chairman draft for
Ag.
The committee retired for short time and returned
WIN oAoH'hg resolutions, which were unanimously adOp
Iod
wHEREAs, The sad news of the death of Can't JOS A.
williams, Co H. 9Th y. Troops, has reached u.s. and
Inc 1alue OI anOnef brave sGGr added the list the
n"De dead, vino were either Killed who died
u wounds ieceVed at tbs bate OF BrtoW ntaOn Oct.
ia a, l763, VheTe1ore-
ReSOt0ed, hat willie bow with humbIesesg TO the
Will OF just Cd, We nuat regret the death
ol Cur troHd AID companion All sensible of
lie great o9B We nave eDced IL hs death. HIS noble
peah3 ms IeYe oi county, hS 4Jless couISge
when never qualied or suTu0k pow.
eIlo MS obtuence To authority and his courteous, and
ns aHdba mamie S. will CauAe all who knew hun
eer HIN With ad 1rdtiJn aud al cton.
heSoIOedr 1AAt aLonB the III alant young men who
nave sealed then devotion Wllh hearts blood
WOrLhy Uf lts 1dRTd uOH who Sc memory
pa las. SAD tou of fespect. Brave trus and kind
mas passed to another world but his
Win us bis principles OF honor, integrity his gsner
disposition and ready wit, "A long remain subject
Ke6otced, II while msurn his lose as faithful
trIeud and pleasant comPanion and noble champion
our h0y Cause we should remember bereaved relatives
ana oF sA1 our dreLe sympathes, and point them to
the Supreme Kuer above only physician who has q
calm - soothe Iher s,rIOwins
hes0Ued, Ihat OF these resolutions be his
family also To lh ebug Register FayetLe
Ver and Wilmington JourAa the request 70 publish
Them. Is. w. JOYNkR, capt. Go. Il.
J. +. MAAKkR, Co. II.
J. 4. ghAAAn, Lieut.. 60. =.
There being further buhiuess meeting adjourned
CALVIN hERnlGG, ChR.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-17
Dec. lO.h. 1863
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
HAIIFAY COT-ETY

J1dya Daniel and otnersl
against
Elizabeth GarstarpEur; J
FseHI5 Is A PETITION Gled at November Jetm, A. D.
1851 thu Court of Pleas and Quarter ssons for
County, by Judy Daniel and others against Elizabeth
phur prayg Tor partition Of real
pearug the Court That Ez4Daa Carstarphur
beyOEd the limits OF the state OF North Caro!aa it ID
That pu Jcation bs made for weeks in the " IL
nlnPton Journal, weekly newspaper published Ia the
e Wilmington nou5 said doeIdaut to appear at
the Gf sad Court 10 be held at The Court House
Halifax, hs third MoadaF OF February, :. D. 1854
aud there plead demu to said pet taa
otherese ad gsent pro e0teSSo viii be rendered against
her,
Witness Jas. E. Whak5r Clerk Of said Court at once
in Halifax, the thi:d Montay of November, a. D. 1853.
JAS. L. " hIrAKtR, Gle. k
D. 0. 10 1853 kr edVS44 list.
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sCArE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

Isaac N. Fa8icon and others
against
NJ. T. j. Alaton aud wife Iartha J
e his il petition filed November Te a. d. 1858
l. OF Iha Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions tor said
CoRaty, by Isaac n Faueon others against NJ 7.
Alison and wife Martha, praying for dvaon OF slaves
aud appearing the Count that 81. l. J. Aleton and
wife Martha, de beyond the limits Of the il
ordered that publication made for ak in the Will
langton Journal, weekly newspaper published in the
Wilmington, Notifying said defendants appear
term Of said Court be held at the Court Hozse
HALIFAX third Monday OF February, A. D., 1864
then hsre plead Qemur said petition
otherwise juda pro confesso Will be rendered agant
them
witness, Jas q. Whitaker, Clerk Of said Court,
in Halifax third Menday OF November, D., 1863.
J. Il. WdITAKER, Clerk.
Dec, 10 b, 1853 Pr adv $24 ll6t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-17

A FEMALE IH1EF.-Ihe following announcement in
al exchange should Cause GJV. Sprague OF Raode L.
land, receny welded Miss Uhase u repeat some
that OF his bargain
Ann Chase, daughter Of Secretary Chase, of Wash
ngton, an account Of whose marriage Wss transferred
TO our columns, acquired an ia, nviape celebrity
time since OF New Orleans by the abstraction OF ladies'
apparel ewelry and silver plate from the residence of
the wealthy DR.. Campbell, OF that city. The plate she
was comp eled to dsgorge to the Un.ed States Gov.
ernment but she succeeded in making way with the otR
era articI9a
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-17

kOCECfG.
WILL SELL On the 7th January, 1854 my plantation
in Baden coubty, nIy crop of Peas, kye, Poa-
ICES Fodder ana hay, Farmiag Utensils, Carts &C.,
coud durses. a lew Cat:le and dvgs
will al so nlre % Negroes Omen, women and ebil-
drenl aud rent my Piautauol. Terms made ksown on
day Vi sa!e L. e. Ho6E9oN:
prnanect Hall. N c.. DEC 9Th. ll-2t*
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under pain Of forfeiture OF the goods brouvb,
IN and impressreut during the war. eN'
9'n' Dfcare these laws measures, and make those
VINO violate the amenabe to the military courts alone
Mr. Brown said that these propositions indcativa
of his own views. He didn't propose TO discuss them now
At some early day he would ask the indulgence Of the Sen
ate to hear bis views at length.
resolutions laid upon the table and ordered to
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-17
s:sAxA. or NORTH CANoLIsA,
AAAIF n a
Isaac n. Faulcon and OtheEE


COUNTY.
Isaac n. Faucon and Others,
M, 7. j. Asson end wife.
HIS is a ton flied at November Term, 4. D., 1858
! the Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions for said
county, Isaac n. FaucoA and Others against HI. I.
and vile Martha, Tor distribution Of BE
and appealing that ID. T. j. Aston and wife
limits OF the State, ordersd
that pub lea made fer six weeks in the Wilmington
journal, q weekly newspaper, published in the town Of
said defendants TO appear at the ns II
term said court the Court House in Halifax, the
third onday CT February, A. 1854 then and there to
plead degure SAID petition, otherwise Judg
ment pro C0nfeSS0 viii be rsld rSd against them.
Wltuess, ii. Whitaker, Clerk said Court at Cflce
in HaIiax, the 81 M0udLy OF tsoVemoer, A D., 1888.
Jas. IL. ~ WHlIAKER, Clerk.
Dec Oh, 1868. Il advs A II st
StCA.
IN CONaE QUExCc OF General Orders Ne. l4l, A & l.
Generals Ulcu. OCT. 2sln 1855 certificates Ter
elon OF Furuu n pryas Pay single Medical
Utfcer cannot Do eIged. hrafore all such
OF yum aay Il, lat N O. regiment, are hereby notified
t0at they viii repor- Enrolling Oh3ec OF
tnei1 District exanlued foT extension II turloogb
by tne Exa mining Eoard Conscripts All failing TO
ply aey win otdef viii De reported as absent
without leave, A11 8Il be pun!sned accordingly.
.. ~ u. s.AULEoBY, Captain
Commanding Company a.
5.stN. .. Troops,
CllDgmsns Brigade.
Dac lnfb Lt2.*
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ter are charged az advertisements.
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can, under ANY oI.ouHsTAECRs, be admitted
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s.ws sso~ xa.s.. . .sd Jamaica.

Oar Aav'css sSsn ssssaa. \. r., are 10 the 2s,h az
The Union gunboss Toxa arrived n Nssesu the
3lh at from Key West, asd having oommansi@i sIih
W E. Thompsnn. Fsg., United states wee oooss, isf,
shsr,y Afterwards
lie sisarn~w Arabian, from wiImrgton, ~ g, arrived
Nassau On Ne 2<th ut Tho Araoian sa ben dsain
"a BY the rebel sosb~n~~ a ~nnins,on susrlckn
a her be'ns Owned IN Ne- York bui proof Of Brush
tsnefssp having been sstsbIsesa sbs SLOWED 70
proceed
The Governor a bahamas Lsd rsossvst az lDs,rnsi0u
from lord Lyops that his iorashps ~coe n sasos ~.
" Ashnsph aablnri 10 vitbar.- "a prohsssnu a or
poriai1n q i've ssoss 70 ss~sa had osss ~bofy fruit
k@.
,rses rnab~ 70 enter ~ r~e~s pcru
samalea advess s,sss tLat NJ Ragxs~, o. wew Yoss
consa 20 Kingston. jamaica hsd arrived a that port
m srpsritnsn, - es,toa eafssysson the CSenaau
sslats, o 9axAics. bad bsss kxhiy speesssfsI
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-, 01~.s M isssy ss~<s szA ~n'sssy ss<~~
-. "a vxssA s,.., s~n . m~ssns yr1sy svsnss "
-. .,,Sx~<~. rs hsvlss Ne sssiy c1~z-s Dov~
-, .e,s s-ssSly o~sn~d o.s "a VA sv~.~.iAsn .
!, rv~~ma 90 ~ szAAs ssvNussmsmo f~s beHnG @SwN
sssslrS 4 n3 ssn>~ss a ths C0fss MssHsss, ~ ~
go, asy. Akyss svsesy sss~ssssts~s sissose<-
sxscsss W r~svpssa--As snkSwr ssssv ee-smn1S
.s<.ss ysss~~aAy ~>~sss W ,smsAs frs~ - u Ne
es--ey~.ss<svry b~u, q M ss< q TssA sssss' ~
rv@.
Hsssn Rsasn1e-ErrS~~ rx~rsS 49,
x.a., .sr, ~ -, 90 uHnAs>~s q 10 Hssiss h~sL
-, 49,. a., ,.x..s.s tass.s srlsiss ~ fsfshss~r
,.syss k-sssa s1y to f<as - stsf~ " ios t"ea
~ ft~d .Esssir fetspss Fsi~
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.

MEMPHIS, July ~, 1863.
Tho forces out under Colonel Hatch 70 hook after
tho rebel troops enforcing the Conscrpon in West Ten
had nght at Lexington, routing ,he rebsss and
capturing Colonel Campbell, OF tho Twenty third Tonnes
regiment, two neutenants twenty nve privates
and two cannon.
Colonel Campbell route from Chattanooga 70 Join
General Pillow who In understood 70 be Paris Ky.
Colonel g. weidiagbursh, who had been captured BY
the rebels was rccanturod BY our forces
Tho rebel forces under General Roddy st on Bear
creek.
Tho rebels under Forrest, BHies, Newcomb and WI.
son arc operating under the command Of General Pillow
Gsaoral Dodge watching all those parties and will
soon mako West Tennessee TOO hot " hold them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-01
HER PASSENGERS SAFELY LANDED.
THEIR ARRIVAL AT THIS CITY
The Steamer Lyins I'm an Easy
ru POsiti0n.
PROBABILITIES or .HER DElIvERANcE.
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS,
&s., As., Be

m steamship Morning Star, Captain Perkins, from
New Orleans went ASHORE yesterday morning - quarter
70 ssven O'Clock, On Deal Bssoh.
ne passengers were al safely landed The beach, and
came up 70 ths city In The ssssmcr from 6hsswsbuSy
She lsfs Nee Orleans on ths 2ssh ~ eight A. ~.
Ths rivss was open, several vessels havi1g arrived
from ~ Louis within few days. 4 eth gta
General Fruskisp arrived On tho 2osh, ana bad pro
cssded 70 Baton Rouge. aTafg tss..-....
General Banks has.appontsd T. \ Atochs, Esq, Judss
Advocass for che Provos Court d The Departments of the
CulG a
Mr. Dsnison. sbs Assaas Pusss, cams up 70 the city
NJ The afternoon, IN company VIII snumbes o. ne passa
gers. Whom tho ship oob shs bottom hs weather vas
very tnck shs had pilot bosrd, and ths ssd was
bssg hove Constantly che lies cary and with ,he -
ss.saoe Of the undsrwritcrs agents, viii como Oh With
out damage.
Ihs Morning star wouibut for this unfortunate soci
dent have made Of tho quickest trips record As
ssAnce despatched ~ early hour ysstssday, and
she probably vas noatcd on during the night. Owing 70
the tide she hardly reach The ciy before daylight
this morning
Mr. Borgs Of her passengers. informs VI that tho
United states sunboat Abatsoss tho sccnc u ds
ssicr early hour, and rendered much valuable as
sstauce We are indebted 10 Mr. Boggs for New Or
leans Papers Of tho 2sth uh, but they contain
OF importance.
Al meeting q the passengers held on tho beach the
following unan mousy passsd -
Res iyod That the passengers the steamship Morn.
pa star on ne trip from New orleans 10 New York,
hereby the captain officers and from all
blame the disaster which happened this morning and
we are much indebted 70 them for their uniform kindness
and attention during Trip and especially their dis
cre,on and eicpcy In taxing all the passengers safely
Ashore. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-01

||"- rMsf0F Pa. JuIy u, u.
IRE broke ous IN the cellar d Mathews Ganss. s
drug store On IAcks~snna avenue, ~ sine ocscg ast
night Ths IRE extended W the fosr story bsdrg a
the north, owned By John KOCH and from boscs " the
bsnkisg house q George ssnaevsec, On We soush
Kochs sailding vas badly damassd George Falsrs
and sAadersons bsiidings totally Destroyed, with
their cont~sn. y. A. al w. FULLER and msss~~v Gu
more. and the rrton and ie'er wnIausscn m~sosc
Lodgss oct everything The IRE originated ffo, benxns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-01

nssAr-sssnshir csssss-J.~es A GrAy Jasu Ryan.
Gee wsll.~ s..IAr = a .eoIer NJ. lnlsssr' M.
lanes nJges " ysntep<f. a cute.lasI -. Milan
knb Hsnnsn. y w.Fwrtv Z ASA, u f~AfI William
Mr. Htfh~.. Garrison oeo u kol esaolu u g. cars
Csrt Williams NJ sad AFs az. Mr. tleaNna nlnsteeu
sse., and 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-01

Hsxr1r ssrBe Nism Nw- fgsa Fatt rrtS
sIe nsospvsr. sw~ Yoss, tsJ ~, ienA
In yous n<~n nxs s.ss a ne 9Th iksissi yes Ssass
s,xlsaasss us. . s.rssls rN1s, q Ja'iie-s - -
s,ss shos . asn . Aibsny A~s q ye~ .ese~s' " '"s
sinsns 9 nAn o. e.s,ss sasss. ss,s' -'.s -
,.hl,.ss, 4 a. TIE s<t q ilsvsss ys-s,@ ssn
a thee I.ss~ne~- ysss rsgasi@ -. - -
-. 1. 49, ,~<,y sss ~<wssus, ~~ s1N W~ n'~A N
49,, /. 90 u,~rse~s a us~ slst. Sc a.sst
A1&Jt - w q bAa~rrT,
-. o., r,--.r~sa.ss ..ssf ss~ Yo~s ysA~ss~sL
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Of The army
DKPAErxnr ~ rHr sourr, u TINE FrnD,1
hoSsr ImAxD 3 c., July 70. 1893
MAJOR General II " HAfixx. Generslin-chisf, UoItsd
Sssass Army, Washington, q. c.
hn-xy medical director IN the Ssd reports - aggrs-
gate Ioss IN killed and wounded hands q ak hun.
drsd and thmty1ve. jodse there arc three hundred
and nfy msing Ths bsss cover the three actions Of
~ ioth lith and isAh instant Many of tho wounded
wiu return 70 duty In vssk ssn days me health Il
tho Command improving Respecuuliy, Jour obedieu,
servant, O A. GILMORE.
Rrigader General oommaDdlng
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rsrup sslsrs HksrrfL rr@4wm csssevo1"" -Ih
e,-r.s.<,,... o.,sals croosa~ .bsl ~rv~f "a mar.
A. - ,sAs shs fsr from Post E9ysi - ss- f@'s = sry
,-e ssur.. s.-sssa 4 s.r,py to- hes', - frs'~s~y
.spssss<
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WNstHtl sNI1 = W.
Tie priystoor rioriia ssai IN rofi, hss s~vauars
haygsz been delayed by tao reoa * ,ss aAvs Aalhof
,s- 70 furnish sah iss ba shs s~ ssisiss ssap-
ny from sb~ rsosi Hssss fsrsssy, SEQ sai
saa 10 a dsy Too % has vgyA<s o. desuscissa- Aay
Asafloan ssasoas fhss1 .atess ossif Lsss n.ss an
sAsy osy,sre o Lar, 80 sg~sd hA~ been ssfy ea'so
tive ne coal abe gsss.Ds 9 .a nfsfsx gsAilsy,
sDs most slso areei bsr aged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-01

mo rebr steamer Bcsuressrd sfssr attempting % run
she blockade at Chssessou returned 10 rassaa abo al
Jsly o. and passed close AMERICAS cruiser on Vas
while eo,evns The harbcs.
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NJ. Dsaas os Ce1tra~ts.
10 rHs xpfros ~ fHx HkrALp.
In your sdnscriA 70. rsss sess bsvs eenssss" 80
M rovssnm~ol . have souS. scr dd ss~ spp1 -
my. sO "
Jrr ~, Ise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-01
THE slEoE or FORT WAGNER.

Omcisi Despatch from General einmore.
wAmssIoH, Jay 81, 1893.
no following was received 70 dAy q the besdquasssrs
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Ob;tuaYy.

At meeting Of tho Managers Of tho New
York Institution for the Bind held the 81 day Of
August 1898 tho Vice Pioedcnt having announced the
death OF George r. Allen. tie late President O! tie
Board tie following resolutions were unanimously
siopted;
That Posfd has hard ~ih ac~p rcyrss the
Of The death Of i late ffcsdent Geolss Alen e'3
That b. THE dspcnsaon Of fTovdsr ths bo.f taf oct
ard f,aaut Officer tie bsnehciai~s u the lnsiu
ard devoted Gs.aan and esrsevss ssoess aid
valued pefsor.l mad .
ThA aurrs our long .s.oc;.on with ks .As courtesy ~
his manners the purity - hs c.s-ts' and n, stIne ard
ufifins real with Witch he devoted his~fis the welfare Of
tho Ins;;u,on hsv. s.Ded fof lila not OILY
profoand rcsJor, bot also cor ~ains, r~f'oaA ss-id
No 81 eminent us-flnsss AID
utterly devoid 81 ossntoa All hs intsfeoefs ~ri ,lo.:
sbout hiin m.itod BY simplicity dsn'y sai h'sh toned
dscaoy Of feeling In eli vOfts - charity hs 80
mott and the memory q hs eIrmiay NE WI DO ehsfhIe
by ito.s who tnev hin beat sscr-i ,sfscy.
Tia, hese resolutions 70 pubh~i In the si'y p.frf' AID
that oepy ir.n,i';ed 70 he fsniy @. ~ deceasd
EDWARD L. BEADLE. Woe fIss!Ssnt
RopEbY UOsE oo.fv,Ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
RopytY UOsI 5ccrssa;y.
FATAL RESULT or RECKLESS DRrviyo.- Cor.

FATAL RESULT or RECKLESS DRiyisG.-Cor-
oncr RAnney Monday. held IN incuest on tie body
81 Miss Elizabeth Looku ood m Accomplished youns
lady eighteen ycsrs Of age WHO tlci RON eomeszon
Of tho BRAIN to result Of injuries received BY being
thrown from carriage at the corner Of flnh avenue
and Forty second stree, tie sh Inst Tie carriage
IN witch Mlss lockwood vn sitting VA standing At
tie above location when another err!aee driven nj
reckless rate Of speed BY unknown mar. cane sud
denly round the corner struck TIE oarrtsre In Which
ole vas siiilng and tire. Ter v.ocEty fron II 70 TO
A few moments before he sans r,oii.ss diver ran
into earring, Containing Mr.. Charlns hyt and afnes
Rogers throwing them oai, and scrio7ly injaring
them The Jury 10 tie ohse q Mia Looivoci decided
that she came - death by Iues received u being
thrown from carriage. tie resgI 81 rcefen driving
BIZ como LuAloWn nan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-08
Disasters, &c.

Loss o, sss BAlx cAnAA-Ths chiiia, bark cssps Il
vspsrsso Bsn nom Piaqua Peru for Nswyork foundsssd
We In lat s6 ~ on Il 70 the morning OF the a9A Aas
She was ID tuns burden and had cargo Of 300 tuns tni
sods sApe,sr eondnsd to George B. HObson OF Newfe
She had experienced heavy weather 81 Caps Hon. -
had received any damage On Aus a. ct g NJ puse~
shp but got ol,y few bucists Of waiG, the wind 81
from W. pleasant weather. A. 10 oelock tho captain ~
In the hold fos something and thought he heard wsA
water IN there sounded the pumps and fovnd tnshS
the well manned beth the pumps which were OF linen -
and In good order and By noon che lsah had nciesses
tcLes Hauled FOR the nearest land keeping the pumps
carpenter found the iss dry far could be seen
the morning Of tho 2gh had i've feet Of water and the
rapidly dissoving Fearing the vessel would turn OVER S
ths boats and placed the paasengsn In them with ~ days ~
yisonA Al the ?9sh the bark went down; ~
chasing veue who did no. them they mad. sal On
the second mate Containing the sook steward and 81
Of before the wind, apparently for Bermuda Tha
heavy with and hove the boef to wi'a
oar, .hsS s;sshsr d,As r on Ss sSs y. 70 b.
r.ra who andy consented to land them At bermuda "
sept spoke British schr S.lls from St Thomas 10, w.
Yort TO whom they were transferred, and arrived u 'n ~
this morning The following the names OF snoe ssve
the Clpains boats Alexander Bain MASTER IN. nsnsoy
l., Officer wm Prayer, carpenters Martin B.ila AncS
Mrs.. Benson Joln Pain, VIM A. Balm ,,.
BsAuYoxr Sept The brig Trace Wind nom Ma'smcso
with cotton TO- for NswYork, ashore near Cape LooiSS
lp bales cotton have been landed and The ~
lion, many Of hs bales breaking to pieces
BuyyAio. pA<-1hs barb Western Metropolis with -
ksrr. salt Il dnsstcd Lake Michigan the fore and No.
tssts are gene, will be lowed to this place