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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Admiral Reynaud and lis officers, for tho'

| highly satisfactory day VIC hive enjoyed
and, although ! am srnnger anon yon
heard EXPRESSED that every nation should respect its
own dag and protect IT'S own csii~ns. lApPinnse. }
The cause of my hurried departure rom yen rs me re-
ccssy of making some arrangements for my injndVd
sailing from this port tomorrow IL was my purpose 81
nav my respects 10 consul before leaving lore aud
had fixed npon this Tuesday the day when would do
en- Subsequently received the invitation 10 " Ike
this visit and accepted it under the impression that
might be able 10 put OF my departure for time Which
cannot now do Neyortheless' e'lne down LelG carly
that might have the pleasure Of spending at least
few hours with you. flank You again for the kindness
yon have shown us. Loud applause
| AT the conclusion Of Admiral Mines speech the
party sat down to the good things before them TO which
they did ample justice
| The President Of the Board % Commissioners then
| introduced 10 the company the Austrian Minister
Count de GioIf and Count Sandoyal. who were loudly
clccrcd lie then proposed the health Of Admiral Far
raeut. who, when the loud applause with which lis
name was greeted had subsidized responded as follows;
srEEcH OF ADMIRAL rATRAGUT.
can only saw gentlemen that conceive this 10 b.
perfect outragc to get man upon an s nj ont Of the
way of his friends and take suc m advantage oi iin
aud drag him before the public 10 make speech YOU
have done with nc lLaurlteri II ag tlc President
has said went up the Mississippi ana helped 10 ,pcn
IT, consider that IL was perfect God send AID ~
though / Carried cut The y. rvs a my Government IN
going up there aud my vicWs n coming back. claim
nothing for ml ~ but the Diet Tnluaion 20 60 there
| "A Voice" Aud to cone baoA. Yes, and to come
back. lArplarscl And that determination attribute
good del to fho natural obstinacy II character ehich
NY fiiends ASSURE me hn,o aWays Possessed 1hey|
tod mc in Nrg. ORLEANS tal | c0nld not 80 there AID
Tat IL az would never come back; aud 80 :.
mined 20 DO both. Renewed cheering can oHll
say further shat most thankful for Tue courtesy
knldness shown today, and beg TINT YOU viii Ga.
cuse me frOn - yne any more Cries Of Go on
" Go ou." amid which the gallant Admirnl sac down.
Ileprcsidoit then called James DePu!aicl Ogden.
zen MI mud, a . ~ rqrraris
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y 40 - Philip. ae,. ob. ;. wilson.

90, Nll'. ,,tb ,pemhcrs OF the Produce EX-
ino m. ~, sah q january Giro pniniln oe'eI'ins may
fc defendant a' nr'n.S 'y o P' r'c , ON cSaSSe
hhiri iu i, ,r. member oi lm shall be- On the moor
& ,ess double Zee is pfd ed The aitc1'i9n o. "
pc . " t.t u coscGlcts. Ui H hch the deiendah' o.
.' D. ,. ,,lfirri lo lo.,e tN. rooms. Soon atf', No
1911 o, r,af down stiIrf, va met by q. a. .s' -,
n Iiil la au uusry tome Why hc nodded Win %
i' rbips rericd, that he bad uot initrfefed WI
,i.s. WHOM. a. bee s~esrs ON turning round w
$3.50 him helyy blow ne y, the lr ear, which AN0N''~
bi,1 i.nn aad rendered. hin Ia-sn-nic. Ii,
M M.ou. who avery Athletic lan. stated INA N, 90!
give thr palni " slap in The face, and cid Ao' "'
whether b. knocked down or not.
Verdict for the pan.it ior Stn A., , q
tor plaintiff. Ma Jonas Il. flivsi Tor tetidHh az -
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NASHVILLE. Monday, Oct. l2, 1853.

Matters arc unchanged at the front, and telegraph
communication uninterrupted.
Col Ducai Inspector on Gen. RosoeTanss staff, goes
northward tomorrow on sick fur0ugh.
Gems Negley, Criitenden and McCOok arc in tow
To- night.
LOUISVILLE Monday, Oct. l2, 1863
Discrcdtcd reports Of large Rebel cavalry force IL
the yicity Of Tompknsvilc prevail here.
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CHARGE oP GRAND LiRcFsY-tIso SUs-
rrrTpn or tIsox.-For some time past William Ford.
poor man bar zen chG<i.aty allowed 10 sleep Ia The
crpcr,s r. sior ~ Mr. John G.. Grcenough corner II
broadway and Seventh avenue. Late last saturday
night tie shop was 1T Ere md nearly consumed bat
The time ONO fire nothing 20 be- fIrt 81 lord
ON Monday ffcrnoon The missing was discovered
90 board the steamer Bay State D0und of o,ton. Lax
ing In bis possession tool cc.t and cortotts valued
40 20 two account books and box - dr ritinc r
srumfrfs worth n All - which lsd beer ,'olru FROM
NJ Grcenousi's shop iIsi previous 90 'ho iry Ford
WIS arrested and coum;ed by Ja,lCc Connolly or ~
animation. AZ. GTecnolgh Atgon.df suspects Toi II
setting the shop lTc after committing be then !oG
The purpose Il hiding his crime.
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SUPERIOR COURT-rRi.i Trsv.-ocr n-Before
Justice ncswUETN.
Donsc nITsfNTss A IA MODE.

AlafA e-.. At'et. D, la,
This was On action To- obtaining Soo"s "i'''
ne defendant Iactari,s Mode ia September on
lannar, 1911 pur.hised goods Of iho p,in.h y fIs ho
n .e r, ,r.. .on. tia his n.lf va T. = lO Ooo
Owned .tofr 4, 'inlrlsevlc. Uc, i, aud Was WIZ
over UII As ia. 'a. Ac. - tbe Inrv came TO
'.. ,.'i..f a il 5a.a,ss aa' pit ~ 20, 81.
KY .l.. e. +, .,.a-t Woes. aid ioun" Ne.~i''.o
'h, rn '' '. boz. pa,ii ohel h'r'de 0r ae'
f.ulut. ,..,.
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CITY ITEus.

TuY Tin.TWAnD IrDrsrniAL SfrlooL. located
! $50. % r.aty r.-re l.. Rector f's. desire 10
aufeal through orr ,o'amrs fo ftc cl.raiy 'N l'f'4
~ supply Il oo,ai 81 material 81 aay la1 lai COZ
De- Manufactured irt1 ,olr 'or thf PR cAircn ttri
have ,ou ra,l,rcd into che rood Iaty afe in very
Ids.ff.f. condition. iomeo ~ icm vh s--rcry er1a,h
upon them 60 urtc decent appearance in iAe school
%. Aly aricttat ID korq ci ~lfr of -fy
hing that a help saake good mcal 10 fal.iy i-ff
Auagci pll De rr-ief-if aclnoahdC'd.
Tnr Woagss LEAoCE-The lecture before
lns Wouot Lcaguo or Th1niay ey'n.sr 90. y
viii De- nom o. Re-. Geo Crools. d D.. the sllIoe'-
d" soa'iefl E1afcip1roti.t..'
LIonr GYMSAsucs.-Mn. Plumb has r..
los.aed lrr Academy % So 90 Wet rolrcaaih sroel
TO all Who have been cncryated y the oppressive Leaf
oftle rast Summer we would recommend ibis lgii and
cheerful exercise as sure ncans u restoring elasticity
and yjror 70 the system Ioomlch cannot De fd o'ho
Measure nicrert. and health which derived from
even orc course Of lessons y h crc,o.ls applied on
scientific principles
PrRsosAL-Major NJ. h. Duficld, The United
States Marshal for Arizona Territory eii ON tho steam
ship Ariel yesterday. tho 18Th. By The Panama route.
anticipating to reach Bis destination ~ Tucson. in All
zona D ample protection Of iloopa hom two TO three
weeks before tho Governor and boz plry arrive. They
nro now cn route overland having In Kmsls CITY
Sept %.
BOARD or SUPERVISOR -Auoihcrs e ion Of
tits Board wa held ye.ter-y morning for enc purIo.r
Of filing vacancies So tie lstof Inspectors 81 lrf.s
ic8 Thh business having been finished ile Board ad
louluod until uoAt Tue dny afternoon.
MEETING or liORsR SHOLBs.--Alouf iOOlOrc
shocIa O.. cuhlcd yc., rday morning 90 Union lial
Fisrt avenue TO dc,lao measures og promoting ue In
teres's Of the tradc They rlcre thai The wages ai
present paid inadequate tomooi tle od,aaord p.icr
lof ihc ncce.s8rcs 81 life The wages now prd nlr
Eos Gfcmop rom s9 to G. 20 per dDy and io aooiaen
Iron e. soto en- o. 900 which an increase Of ~ cents ID
ldnaaudrd They have taken 40 definite action l. yo
in ilo pfciniret
Tnl COOPEus' fIRuE-1he summary man
rcr i'm which Cnpf Steers of the Third Precinct OBJ.
nef.e tie coopel8 sAo inado riotoga dcmon.iiniio
La front Of Afiller g. co.a augai-hoI ou Monday uor
moon has dl.lpalci flc IDEA among those opcmttcro
p accoarI bling tlcir wishes by p'}r.ci iorc. 1l
sf..cs rav tlcy had 40 intention u inufng tAc bald
inc ana only desired 70 obtain tue names Of The mon
work. Molcr Co state thnt tlcy hnye no oBcc n
10 swing ilo increased warc8, but wi'lnOt orp'oy erl
osthoso Engaged in The STRIFE.
ACCIDENT OF TIE Mw-NorE ATn NIw-IlA
WIS pAnLoAD.--On sa,aday morning as t'e9.i't
from Nca. Ilnr,n was between Ryc onl' hhmofoaoel
tic Lind ca was tbIownhom ilo track and ne bralS
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pRE,Byr ATror. Tho membcr, Of Company
O. 2ed Regiment, y y. : y. g.. on M0nfry ef'uug
"A, the arrory II the regiment u FuIrtc"fih street
near ; rih avenue presented 20 their commander 'ffi
Henry H. Houlnnd splendid swoTd AMI bet. ~ =
testimonial % thoir appreciation = DIS worn - ON
officer and a mar on The blade 81 tie sword was ~
scgihcd the words Sporting I'M cuf Carlisle.
sorg Bakcr. tic efficient coHIrssary Of tue coiupahy
whic their campaign IN Pennsylvania was Also pre-
.len,cdwith hne painting ne mark 81 their regard
or Die services duriuf nat period. The assistant com
nssaYy Was also presented with superb pho,ograp A
album ~ his services on the sumo occasion. \ cola
ZION served Up IN tie asmory the close Of tie pro-
cccdlggs.
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g. without doubt tine only snovr remedy or niAntrrs AZ
cuirs CRAWL. HmCk nrsr Dfp0H1s IRRITATION o. rii
hrCE oF Ths ht,pDfR, lNILAyft4ioN 80 rnn Ni'N-l.'
,ATAkan OF THE hLApDgn aHd d FtNALh l~hA"'|'''
IIEs rt.
Ocstite. ties of cure, from wclnoHu persons nom "i y,
of tie country il tii,uiir which 81 N he rcnt go '.'
cen. stamp Il. osea q MoHaAs ALLss, 10 " " j.
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GnANp GAIA DAY, rms, At TIE NVsHV NJ
--BAnst.t has pfep.fed aInlof rre napn,''e .u ' s
s.n.i1 of .eW. i6rk An.al.lt' Ias ui..i' 49, u"
Ghosts, Mesunoen. IA. b, 81 ',' H., tlait Wov
Anal, whole ho.t Of other woAl. 1t 90 h0aa Ar'h aN'
varied BAL ol fac surely lc! 10 etui"
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The REBELLION RgcoRD.-1he thirty-,lxth
part Of Frank Mooros Rebellion Beccrd bringing the
history Of tho down 20 the attack Charleston Is
Published We notice that tie siSth volume OF this
work viii be ssuod early in November. simultaneously
with the ihriy-oghiD part Which viii contain fnll
Dids Of Eres rom The close OF the previous volume to
the first ~ july last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14

THE LATE AT1EMpT TO BREAK JAIL

1HE LATE ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL-rhe
attempt 10 break Jail on Monday night it has since
ranspred. regular plot laid By some Of the worst
characters now imprisoned and awaiting trial for va
rious oiienscs. man named Spencer who is charged
with countereitng Is supposed TO be the leader Prep
arations had long since been made 10 oYerpOwer the
keeper The first opportunity that presented i,set
break of the locks or take the key and open sihe gate
leading 20 the corridor, and, when in the yard TO
scale the fence and escape. Some fifty prisoners
fined on the corridor whore The outbreak occurred
many Of them desperate characters. All were In
the secret, having communicated with each Other
through The sewer pipes which run from one eel to tho
other. Powers McGary, aud Spencer made the assauk
the keeper soon az he opened their cell door 70
admit another prisoner. IL their intention 10 csa'
bic If not 10 kili him. One of the party struck Lm wan
bar Of iron and anot or attempted 70 choke Li'n ~
drawing handkerchief about bis neck The bandker'
chief not being strong enough for tie purpose, broke.
md the Keeper although nearly sensCcss managed 70
sock safety in the cell hs sniiants had inst vacated.
They had taken the key OF the outer gate from him, and
also the KEYS OF the cfbs They then locked him in.
aud preceded 20 release the other prisoners.
few cpioIcd men and boys refused 10 conie our
Ignafz Rntky condemned FOR the murder of sg.smund
Felher, the diamond merchant, also remained IN HE
quarter. declining ~ sid tie muiiners bit. instead
succeeded IN saving the keelcsfe and Preventing the
prisoners from escaping BY informing them that tne jail
was surrounded ty polio menthat every passage ont
side was gu4rdcaand that II would De useless ir them
10 attempt - get beyond the wall One policeman hav.
ing Accidentally made h appearance AZ the gate,
dced Eat<y statement plausible, and the prisoners ut
once de.istd Had They known tiai there was no per-
son there except that solitary Policeman they might
have easily accomplished iheir purpose. A.t = some
Dolby several ofIccrs arrived, and. tic door being
opened with duplicate KY The Imprisoned jailor was
and more secuIo quarters. Ar. Isaac Ne,einle, the
X ecper. fund to DE ssrfai-lv injured. d. vaa
/adt was called 70 bis aid and bonrd up his wounds.
H. viii GUuhtres recover aitbonyh wiz necessarily ls
confined % Bis house for some tme The Ds.rict AZ.
'oTner intends o. draw mp new Indictments oglrs. tie
r.lelcaacTs 81 i.e resol.
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whose name Is unknown was drow ned n The dock NJ
Co.ttes slip L. H. late on Monday night Deceased
came over from Brooklyn in company with Richard
Gregg "a soldier belonging 10 tie Icth l. :. Infantry
and While wandering about tlo pinrs deceased e over
board and Was drowned. Coroner Collin held an IN
quest ou the body and verdict Of accidental drowning
Was rendered.
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NEW JELssEX ITEMS.

LAUNCH oP THE MAyHATrAS. -The Ericsson
battery Manhattan will be launched from seoors yard,
jersey City, this wednesday, morning at Dali pas'
O'Clock. The yard viii be open tn the public.
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ADVERTISEMENT
FIRST PREMIUM FIREPLACE HEATFR.-Th,

IMPROVED ETrA HEATER awarded the FIRST PRxslrf
at the late Fair Of the American Institute the FsE
rLAoE HEATER For convenience economy and efficiency
they nneiuaed. C. w. SPAULDIsG Manufacturer and
Dealer, Wholesale and Retail No. ii Bible House. NewYoIk
send for q circular.
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The BROADWAY GAMBLING CASB.-Ihe eX-
animation In this case commenced Yesterday before
Justice Bowling MaroIl {. Lut'l the alleged
keeper of the house present as was also Mr. Emil
Slch the complainant NJ. Sch examined. but ~
now facts were elected. Tho gambling house was
Kept az No eli Broadway.
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Fatal ACCIDENT or TIFF HrDsoy RIVER

RNLRoAo-Coroncr Collin on Tuesday hold on inquest
thc New York Hospital m he body ~ years oi
named eorr, Schue ho died nom the effect. q ln-
mres received some days srcc ~ hc.ng rm o,e bl .
ei-ht az 81, the depot a. the Hudson R.yor Ran end
g uunue street he attempted - jump ou tae 'front.' -
rec,r willie t Yves IN motion ana Nl iic wheel pass
over him verdict Of accidcial death YVES rendered
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FrRg.-About , O'Clock Yesterday morning
hono-boillng establishment on ihe meadows va
Hudson CIV caught flrc aHa totally DESTROYED
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Tnc BuLIAgD TfsTi,oSIAL.-Thc reunion OF
10 mot col bra,ed liarl raycrsoft the United snies.
.aI indeed 81 iic World takes pace iAa afternoon anl
evening % Ir,inr Han ai O'Clock and -oc'oes re-
ar.otltslr. 1lis tournament l. spontnaco1s nosc'
rent among or most rcrosned nrsis % pay Jnai and
rrarefi compliment 10 % rrut llan u ihif c'y, VIC
has done 1orc ~ 'r advancement u ths noble game
tn at5 go 70 .adn.ia1l viii the single exception o!
~ rcahel Fhelan Who isif entitled 70 Tie appel
i.,l4 g Go "F.i'es ~ American Blliarls both NJ.
,r,-5 ~ rr'rfroac,ci orc,lcaSe IS player and ihc
t,si imlro1,lsati fl-t hs 10 o. cal AN and uyen
a.. ~7a' ll', rct..r-i o. ,ae ua.isl ard agpaFa''
~ The -ans The io.oainr ais, II tle artists io
al sse ds.lueaiioas 81 ilo.r siin on to occasion
.fc,trs T,caan J. Sscrister DO 10 maiched against
p,e, KayAuagh ~ the elampl5aship Of America and
q. oal si0. ~ Focy Louis Foz. Victor Esiephe.
lcllls. Bind J. Dc,ry If.l3r Gagroed. Melao! Pho
li.r. u. kagaaagl. lCirs. OCornor J.. caril. i. }.
stone Wm. IAac J. y. Montgomery. Pete d. E;als'
i,i y McDcti'f u Inianspolisi Moiyin Foster. OF
o. ion CO. Il VII ro,c a d .hiy nieFc'tas seal 70
TIC aGulrer q ne gfee
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NINTTNF ~ III
fac u The Marine Socic.y %, New York vas held on
Monday cvealng Il tho United States Hotel. Capt &. H..
Aiarshsi President in iLe e. g From the IrcasuIcrs
rerot 10 arpcar8 that S- 81 zen alcd n bis Aands IN
ihc Oih III The affairs 'he Society appear % BE- I'm
flourish 1g condition from The fact at their having the
sum u ~ GO Invested in bonds md mortgages Ancr
e-eniIrg isu minutes IN corycfsaon the meeting ad
4nru,l md tie mcmtcrs proceeded o. m adJ Joining
ID, M o. YA4take II he customary social dinner
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Fatal ArrEur oY 4 DrsrarrR TO EscArE.

FATAL ArTEwT oP DEsfaTrR 10 EscAfE.
-coa,-r C,Iar.r yesterday called io hot ~ in
once. t,e nth Pre- nci st-'ion Horse Oh The body o
l.aas.nc, K.loush. alc,efieF ubovra shot Vile IT.
's,rri ~ 90 escape anl sltDs' Instantly h-'a DO
ceased viiA 10 o.lss frsr.i,rr WIS Brought from Fort
rrsrlel ~ london Cornre'IcHt 'n charge o'
s.--, John Wo-bafon p. Connect ni F'l-Aie. -
.ri "a ru,rl ofurrer.n Tie hoai isrded ~ Pier No
% Nor,h River. aad ulae r..,aiag to@n IVES. a.ree'
.le drrr.r-d -'irmr'.l ia onir ard w'fr'"' 10 i''
ba.i b., oeafr, Is. Batter one of thr guard belonging
iorsIpt. C0arrricai volan.erm IN compliance ~i'i
ori,l froa the .oiamaalf officer i,.ne icl'lnf for'
rrs-ten nniier vas iumel'rt.ly eFres'rd and do
,saed f. await ilo r,sal OF $50 agnisi'oa Aie' hear
la 90 iic i,rnmory q ease was slbHifeiioilc jury
vl0 rendered Tie fi1alag yoFatL
"Tl.,Itrr.r-e Kr'.-h h, i-lssari cane GO D. Il, ,,
,ff i..lt ri Oea4sr W uriisf ~ ir 1871 t'nnr'u .i
a...f. enc nnisr t- sifrHH 81 thr 81 q -'''
Ia. iie ff.ts~ military order we tink D. VS. l-S Jus"
ga Boz ra...li.lIrr i.r t.t
Deceased pas - years o. age lnd arlife a.. lf'Anu
To g. .nid 70 have deserted on two or three "eFeh
occasions
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GrrrRE or THE IABRELLA SAVERS This
cn1 u Sow Yort operatives, composed entirely #
rlls botpea tie ago8 Of H. and 20 years 10 tc number
Of OYER oac housand rcc1ty made demand upon
their employers far an dymce in tlcr wags'of two
cents Ier umbyea. ba with the exception Of sosh &
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nnorrrn nrAn ~ WAsriNGrov MAnKEl

DgOrrBD DEAD ~ WASHINGTON MARKET
Yesterday afternoon alout O'Clock. man named
Joseph Donovan who lived at No IS West Broadway.
YVES fltHn suddsHg I'D Nhiio ga Washington Market.
and Nung 90 the floor expired almost instantly Coro
ner Wildey wns notified 90 hold hn inquest Disease o!
To- heart s believed 10 hive been thc % DEATH
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CRY MoarAmrY.-Thc report Of the On.

CRY MORTALITY. The report of the city
specor for tie past week shows that during that pc.
rod i2l persons died la tins city. or the deceased lol
vcrc men, loG women 81 boys and li6 giris-a do-
,rpa.e of "a n comparison with Tie mortality ID. the
pre-, Ions week. aud an ncrene Of 81 aa compared with
ilr uoii.liiy of ODE COR qondinB Woes jan le2. One
hundred aud ninety chit rem under YEAR eli aoo were
m,p. away by Mfmil' diseases. q person. died Of
consumption, ono murder one suicide, tvo deaths by
drowning. and aNcn by accidents are reported. There
vcre - deaths in the institutions and ii ut rnenis DO
Potter. I'D.
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CAuTIOs 10 MERCHANTS AND CITIZENS "EN-
ruAtly.-Duriug Che past week scycra impoH"rs have
been visiting merchant Offices down town, with papers
rrrportirr 20 be- certificates from wcll.known mcr'
chants. touching hc gallant conduct o. iAe beaeis -
soldiers in the Union army and aocitingaid n support
of,ho.r families. One of these papers 3flmed By VII
linn. & Cuior. lioo laul s. Aspiuwall ". u. Coleman
= Co.. S. Draper 1laaay Co. and other. ID OF which
,icaatnrcs We are told forgcro. The reported
i,gc.sor the ccrtinoatcs whose n.mcs head the lst
Gr 100 desire 60 caution the public concerning these
,ucfs thcil naas, with 100 " tho otAow h,hs been
forged
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man who Jumped TO sayn lis life was crushed 10 dealt
hy the rear wheels OF the truck We requested by
number Of respectable gentlemen, passengers tn,
train TO state that this accident was due solely 10 o.,
fottcrnoss 81 c tics; that the spikes could be drawn
with ease and that the track had in consequence lrcad
an inch a half beyond De gauge This condition If Ga
track manifest not alone at the point Of the nco
dent hut for distance beyond and the wonder Is
that serious disaster did not happen TO this ant
preceding trains.
INSPECTION OF TROOPS -Yestcrday morning
there grand review and inspection OF the soldiers
stationed at Camp New Dorp, Staten Island By
Adnfant Gen. Spgaguc. Among the invited guests was
Brig. Gen. Candy and staff.
BULLs HEAD.-The Beef Cattle market
closed yesterday Fifth and Forty fourth street
or tic week, very eucouragingy 70 drovors. Although
there were a thousand head less than the previous
week, there were over 500 head sold at prices estl
mated az Gaze y N for the worst. and lOellc a. b
~ the beet quality calculated upon The net weight Of
bcof-sclor sinking o. AT these rates oil the cate
oil, red were odd and this nclndcd some lots hn, were
cf, over last week. Estimating the average Of sales
% ~ the buocks reported this week at only $50 each
the sum paid would De s55 900 for this weeks uppy q
beef beside over 1900 sheep and lambs and over
ID eco swine, not TO mention calves. etc Full par.
culars y III be oard To- the regular wcrhly reports Of
markets.
4 VISIT TO TIE BnrsIsH MAy-or-WAR.-
r. compliance with IN invitation from Admiral Milne,
whose flag be- now flown b. the British man-olwar
Nile, nov lying in ouT hnrbor Cyrus W. Field. tie
British Consul (Air Archibald, Prof Poet oud wife.
Prof Wilkinson Mics Montgomery and largo number
OF ,ho teachers and pupils fro the Institution or Deaf
Nuic.. yesterday paid visit 10 the Me Surveyor
Andrews mcf the party 1t picg No ], and conveyed
chem. on board revenue enter to the great war slip
They were politely received D. the gallant officer n
Charge aud permitted 10 IN parts o. toe vessel apd
Of course. Icy found Everything IN excellent order
Tie lccls were 81. au housewives dressc.
rope coed yHmefrlcalls- cooking app'rairs.
tie cabins st4croona and al. TIE appointment were
if ~ tie most fstdious inspection. There about
poo mon md officers on board nenry al u ihcl Lave
.le lnmistakablc hearty. healthy English look The
pcfrrig ~ gues with tie exception n about al
loom Of tie Arrn.tung pattern. ,hoy m, Old fhionod
~ r, ~ iie smooth boTc class and rot considered
rcry Formidable weapons by those who ar familiar with
he approved guns in our Navy. The deaf mg'os were
i.tea viii what ,hoy saw. and The swn Increment,
q tie.r fingers showed bow Their tongue vull have
M had hey known Row 70 use them. tho "Jdytars
oioi viii curiosity and wonder Il iie yoarg ladies
,ai ~ ,nsl WHO were colrcrainr clrnoily IN the
.gn language. bot tlcy WDe very respectful and Che
Neea afgrea tie requisite facility ~ aeeins esery
l i.,i On board worthy y notice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14
Inc 49, REaIMENT \. y. CAyALAY.--IH

The FREScu fRIGATE GUEERiEHt'-Ih
French frlga,e GucrricFe. having discharged her pow
der a, T..,,s Island has proceeded 70 the Navy Var
a., prooll,n where she h taking ont Der rurs prcpari
tory o. going IN The dry dock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-14

INSPECTION OF TROOPS Yesterday morning
there was grand review and inspection OF the soldier
stationed at Camp New Dorp, Staten Island. b.
AdjntantGcn. Spgaguc. Among the invited guests wa
Brig. Gen. Candy and staff.