New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-19
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70 the Russians rs the official representatives Of their
Government will he in itself official, nasmuch as the
persons invited, with few exceptions. are officers con
nccted with various foreign Governments and our own
Mayor Opdyke cxoflcio member q; the Committee
will preside 1t is expected that Gov. Seymour VIII Dc
present and respond on behalf Of the State The Dali 70
be given BY the citizens of NewYork to the oicers VI
the Russian feet will probably take place on lhurso'
the Goth inst that time having been fired upon ny 'ne
Committee in view Of the fact that the Russians canIo
under the most favorable circumstances sooner o"'n
plete their visit to Niagara Falls
III. II. LLOYD g. Co. have issued new mill
tary map Of the Border and Southern STATES sno"s
the territory held by the Rebels at the present 'e
the territory gained from them since the
mcnt of the year 1862
ponnppv ox THE UVpeON RIVER RAILROAD.
or Friday night soon after the night express tram
an the Hudson River Railroad passed foughhVPS'o'
one Of the passengers. a Col Howe from the interior
q, ,,o State missed his wallet containing $1,000. On
tho arrival Of the train in this city he communicated
the fact of his loss to the police. Shortly nfterward
one of the brakcmen on the train, named Chase sta
ted 10 officer Hubbard Of the Twenty Precinct
that he had found roll Of bills the platform Of one
NJ the cars Information Of The fact conveyed 10
Col Howe, who described his missing money, and the
description tailed exactly with that Of the money
found At the time the wallet was taken II contained
two rolls If bills One. amounting to about SO the
thief made OF WITH The remainder was found all
right in the roll which the brakeman picked up Inc
honest finder was rewarded most literally 10y the de-
lighted owner Of the missing money.
THE CITY OUoTA-In accordance with the call
from the President for 800 900 men, II Is supposed the
New York regiments will Of once open recruiting STA
tons in the principal towns and cities In TINS STATE Inc
oota from this city will be about twelve thousand men,
The high rates Of wages paid here for all KINDS OF "ok
is somewhat unfayorable 60 enlistment but with TIC
assistance Of those no have been 50 opposed 10 The
draft and SO friendly volunteering the quota can be
filed.
A CONsCRIPT PROMoTRD.-Mr. Sidney ;.
Bovoe formerly Of The EreHin9 Poa who was drafted
in the Fourth Dsiric, Of this city has been promoted
TO a cap,aincy and ordered to report to Gen. Banks.
CITY INSPECTOR BooLE BUCKJSG on THE
SwoRp-It is currently reported that City Inspector
f. l. A. Bcole Mayor in expectancy. has been author
iscd by Governor Seymour ia raise an Infantry Regi
ment nom the Reserve Militia to form portion Of the
State National Guard. Col Bcole has fixed his head
quarters "a, Jefferson Market lri room, where he WIZ
be In attendance every evening Ia issue authorizations
for the raising Of companies who viii BE- furnished with
complete outfit by the State
ARRIVAL OF TRoOPs.-The 1ith New-lork
Artillery Regimen; arrived in this city from Rochester
Yesterday morning under tie command OF Col Mar
shall
Run OvER-A member of Engine Company
No A. named Michael Higgins. was dangerously IN
jured while proceeding 70 IRE on sunday inofhnf ny
being run over by Hoe No u IN JTh street near Lex
ington avenue. lie conveyed home by his friends
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