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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

LATEST PROM LnTUT.-Miss LaEinia Wren
IA. tsten splendid suite Of apartments At the MetTopohtaH
Hot. l. which sho removes Saturday evening next she
and her little bridegroom hold ,heiF reception at the hotel i'm
rsdaey after their ma'ri'se on TUESDAY next Inc feoeP
n0n Ike the wedding ceTemone is confined strictly 70 those
who hold cards Of Invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

We are indebted TO the Purser of the steamship
Columbia, MIR. Edward Henderson, for special Ia
vora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

NEW TELEGRAPH ESTLRPRIsE.-The Independent
Telegraph Company having completed the extension Of their
hne Philadelphia have laid the North River sub
stdna cable which is said TO DO the largest snusc
tued In the United States 1t composed Of four conductors
Of No. Il copper wie each having three cosngs Of guta
peTchs 5l8 inch in diameter Each strand wound viii
bic ute well srTed The four conductors thus prepared
then laid like rope with lateral strands Of hemp between
each and the whole wound with double thfeld MANILA yarn
and well arIed. Over this placed wenysx No gsVs.
Ized iron wires, which bound around with galvanized
wire the number thut forming shield for
tbe Tie weight IL estimated a. about turs and
the distance mile. The cable made by the Bishop
Cuta Percha Company 0. NewYork and laid by Col.
Speed President Of the ue pnd the foreman OF tn above
mentioned IL few days the Ine VIII be In working
condition to Philsde phil.
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ADVERTISEMENT
,,,,,.s,o,ocv PuRESOLOGY, PUYHoGN0MY

IL ai,b, n class composed Of Ladies and Cen
Al cfGh d at No 3U3 Broadway, to receive prscii'
trnen WI. m IN iheso subjects. Those who may wish 10
-, sbonIa cali this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

APPROACH eY LEsr.-Sepuagesim Sunday, the
Observance Of which Instituted for tie purpose OF with
drawing the minds Il Christians from the festivities Of Chs
mas AID inenbly qualifying them for tie fasting aud hurn
,on efJoined during Lent, duly in the
Episcopal aud Roman Catholic churches OF this city Sun-
day Ash"ednosday falls this year the 18Th Of February
.he following Sabbath bens the fret Sunday IN Lent Mon.
day. I'd Of February TIE Fsss the Publication OF the Virgin
Eary and corneoatsz the presentation Of Christ in tho
Temple At jerusalem observed with great ceremony IN
the various Catholic churches
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

A CORPORATION JoB.-It is currently reported
that Ferusndo Woods marble building IN Nassau street to
be ged for ccIporaon oces and that this lat Of
May Corporation Counsel DeyeD, Public Administrator
Bradford, Corporation Attorney Fowler and other public
officers Of the city AID county, viii remove thereto With
regard to the Of the property should think It
would % noh better locate there Offices In FIRE proof
building, where. in The event Of fire, no damage would
the city private individuals by the destruction Of
tue pub documents The bridr in question
Ia Grep ooi IL be made without reconstruct
hight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

NODD q RAFFERTY,, Manufacturers OF
,taonar7 aud rot,sbls STEAM ENGlHEs ana horS
EAS; FLAX Hemp Tow, Oakaia, aud i.ope , ~ &
DeysL, New ork Works ut Paterson, ~ j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

Dr. Cotton proposes to give his next exhibition o.
a.. nitrous oxide sa- ct the Cooper nsto'e tom'o" even
ing in connection with he foil Ha1d Of tn' tn h'to"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

RECOVERY OF SroLRY BoSDs.--On Saturday De-
tectiVe Mecord arrested Joe Watson Engish burglar
under the following cTcumsa,css 2ome time ago office
81 broker named Waite In Boston bOkon Opcn and
6bOO) worth " State bonds stolen On Saturday Wai
stree, bioker received &2.C00 tho bonds having
bought them rom The burglar named. Two thouIsrd doss
worth were o'isDed rom 81 tho EOsfoa bank AID
$500 worth rom en- Albany bank. The remaining 5000
worth are in 5000 bords Of the city Of Boston. low the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03
y DIITCusNCE nj AN order OF tie Surrogate

IN PURSUANCE OF al order oi lls DG.loSa III
of ,s County Of Kew.Yor. notic" Is hereby ~, Gu
:" We cs,, arainst JOHN AE0GS late oil VIC Wy
Of gentleman ece,ed 70 pI',es o &c W. VAN
III, ~ ao ra,,.u at tho City Of New 3s on OF
hIo,e tbe 6st dsy OF March ne1t1Dsisa I cIRris
25.h day of August. 1907
Aug2L lsy6inoTas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

CENTRAL PARK MATTEEs.-The following are
oven a. the correct received aud d,bursed by the
Commissioners Of the Central Psrk since the
sfthe work:
Cost Of SsSi
ConstGc and improvement OF the Pak.''.aoo"of %
Total cost 10 the city Jan. 1862. u
The enhancement value Of the real estate land is con-
segment taxable yield to the treasury
tho three wards ouns the PsTk has been SO great o. "
pay the interest on whole Of the Park to the lss Of
January last
lew days ego Mayor opdyke received letter fr0m
Robert H. Puyn Minister to japan announcing the present
Of two golden pheasnts for the Central Park Minister
Pryn, In bis Letter, says;
81 indulge the hope that hese birds will survive the
voyage They have been selected with and are exceed
fngly tame having bee IN than year IAey
will not therefore tender, and viii have fair chance Of
life.
ThOUsh this country perfect garden end fall Of beauty
reuenber with pids and pleasure your betnlhn fsk'
which will be 81 the geseat ornaments,
aWsn 40 blessings 10 New-iosk."
Henry stebbin President Of the Board Of Conis'ion'
s acknowledgment Of the favor bA. addressed lester TO
the Mayor in which he expressed the hope that Minister
Pruyns interest in this be emulsted By our
representatives, 10 other countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

BULLS HEAD, Monday, Feb. 2.-Ibo Beef Cattle
Dske opened this morning with only es 100 bull
lock- .ae ADD had been expected prices would
certainly Lave sa,sneed 0p0a current Jstss VI las pssk Az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

FUNERAL oP THE Rev. Mr.. QUISS.-The funeral
services Of the Rev. Robert A. Qun who was 'hot oy the
nonOmsnac Ensle, will take place at p NJ to-day 81
Sailors, snug HAtbor stten Island Of which Initiation he
was long the honoTed chaplain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

CILK WASTE OF NOILE-50 BALES, sait
- able for wooden manufacturers.
For .sle by <,,, a., ., p,o.,v.v
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Brigadier General Ulman has established IN
headquarters " 30. 200 Broadway,
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-GKEER,L TEES-FAB.
Before JUDGES DAILY. BRADY. and HlLrOS.
DECIsIOhs.

John II. Thompson agt. Henry q. Harrison;
Ernest Richter ct d. at Abel b. Muss eta Charles
BulGey ct a,t George T. Lord ct .Judgmenis si Hed
John c. BAfen 1t a. tgt Robert X Wallace .mshi'
reversed. OIL,
Ambro,e L. Osborne sst Joieph 8. Reyuod, gnsIt
reyened a. 10 42i aud affirmed as 10 balance.
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Henry Capt Wheeler, Lieut. B. B. Fo"' Lieu" ""e''
my ~ ,,S, ". Maitland from Sagsa-J Wheeler r.
| Kapsher and lady.
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LAW InTELLEGENCE.

Zachariah Seayer, convicted Of being concerned
In certain Bounty Land frauds sentenced TO two years
imprisonment, a0d u fine.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-FEB 2.-Before
JUDGE BRTTS
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
Notes Of issue in admiralty and argument cases
must be on or before THURSDAY Feb s. 10 order to tSAe
their proper places toe dar which VIII DO taIoh up oy
J Judge Bets MONDAY, Feb. g.
ANOTHER PRIZE VESSEL.
The schooner Florida, with cargo OF salt, was
Captured lh ut of the coat Of south Carolina oy
the Matthew Vacer The vessel and cargo arrived here last
friday To-day the District Attorney hod libel asainit hei
q prize
LIBEL FILED.
libel was fled ia the case Of the schooner tlori-
ds-csptured oil the south Carolina coa': and laden ""
aal;sskius her condemnation for attempting 10 run the
HI cksde.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

A SocIETY TO AID THE FREFDNEE.-A number
Of gentlemen residing New York aud Brooklyn met by ia
vita ion the residence OF tie Rev james Cloucste
during last week and the week previous to consider tie
dtion needs Of Freedmen. The conversations
resulted in the formation Of association TO be known A.
"Tbe American Feednen's Friend Society" the object Of
which will be to aid the freedmen by furnishing them with
clothing medicines and medical attendance AID by snding
among them in morals political economy and pure
religion Bureau 10 to be opened in this city immediately
where donations Of goods VIII be received ard
agents will be duly appointed collect fund. and fur her the
objects Of the society At the last meeting the iol1Hi ing
officers were elected:
The Rev. James ~ Gloucester. President tie Rev. Geo
w lie We're :he Rev. r. Adams the Rev Charles b. Roy
dents John Peterson Recording SeeTeRfy Professor Chas
l. Reason. Corresponding secretary Dr. James McC me
Smith. Treasurer Board Of Directors: Peter W. Ray.
Peter Guignon, VIM j. W.son the Rev. Chase' II. Thomp
con and John J. Z0il.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

Cry MoRTALITY.-lhe number Of deaths in this
City during he sst week 49, decrease Of A from the
nnnber tie previous week The deaths from acute disease
2ll from chronic d'e1e l79; from external causss
&C. 49, or these ~ died in th. public institutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-03

SUPREME COURT-OENEKAL TERs-Feb z-BeieFe
Justlces SUTHERLAND ISGRABAN, a1d CLERKE
ADMITTED TO The BAR.
On motion OF Joseph II. Choa,e, esq, Levi Gray,
eso formerly Of the Suffolk Bar Boston Mae va. this
Ipornrg limited 90 practice attorney aud counsellor al
Jaw ia the COATS 81 this state.
CuArRERs.-Feb 2-bofore Justice SUTHERLAND.
DECISIONS.
Charles ii. Frost ayt. Andrew Quackenbush Ct al.
Rero co grued o,der 20 be stttlr0 one dsys Once
Henry +. meier sg Jacob BuIrkei CT sL-soton e,lied
with 8 10 costs 70 abide eveot OF action
James o. More It al agt James s. Libby ct al-Jo'hua
T. Bridge app sinted receiver by consent gaes BOND m
penalty o. 1000 -. ID
Joseph p McCoy nst Jane Ennis Il A.-Refeued % T.
T. Rug2es esq .cei'su TACT. aud report with opinion
John Kelly. Sheriff sgiibst the U. ). Trust Co., le-
Molten granted Order settled On one Days noice
Robe g. Raokin agt Gus'svsA SscohiMoiion sfHn'eo
James VI. H. der Ggt VIM. a. Haywsfd.-OfdeT vacated
with > 10 costs 70 abide event Of &C ion
Louisa Acopius at. thlp Adolphut-MouoH foF re-
argument denied without costs
sophia $ She. .sL John a, BurnG e, ,L-RepoTt con
frmed and jud gu.ebt OF sale ordered
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD;-FoR ALI II;

"UDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL
IL BANY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAIS5
NORTH ard WEST. Trains Leave: = -.
Fxprss. and 10 m aud3 722, lo;2T H. and 9;57 and
Is and S p. M Sundays incladsd.l at 5:n
Troy and Albany with sleep ?. m
ing carl, 1890 p. 1887 On ,,.u,,..
Poughkeepse rsin am IL SZ. 10, and iI;ZE snao'''
and $50 p IN. ., n
Peesskin train, 3:i5p. N. t;oI D. n
Sing Sing train. 3:3i p N. o. " p. m
Tsrrytowu, i:lU p. N. $50 N. . ,,,...-
Frrre.. Oaice No 26g Washlnstonst City Han Square
AID have their baggage checked AZ their residences TO all
A. f. SMITH. Superintendent
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SUPERIOR COURT-TKnL Trns.-Fzs. before JudS
KOBEkTsOS


SUPERIOR CUUNI-IhNL tFHH.-FNH' I'D '"'b'
KOBEhTsOS
SEDUCTION CASH.
Hyman Schwartz sg;. Levi. Abfahams
Plaintiff brought tuiI against defendant who Is q
,aor and for whom psntias dsoglteT woikedl for ih'
rerovery Of the value OF hi, dau hei services 10 him. e
.ryce. were alleged 10 have been los 10 phsn bJ Ie,o
Of her seduction ~ dcfonosuL The plainuh Sed ilai
De the Of ls wife and ~h-n the daughter
vent 10 tate work took ana:e u heT Dot thsi nom
shame sho tsd notBs Of g. until compelled TO do 90 by the
couaarrc4s Defendant alleged THAI to charge rss iase
tat he bad nothing do With the g Inst 'otoody
f.spJLsibe ard that sls Mas conspiTa sgaAn's
biu, The jury failed to Ggfee, and wers dischffgod
sPECIAL IERN-TEB. 2-Bs.ore Jgitice BotSoETH
sIOss.
woo1s ACT. De Fjghniere A person sned as
Pfe,d,ni OF Joint stock association may be 10
t.ty before tue trial the any Other parry A0i1o
granted. . -,
PetrT,ou as, tho Chemical Bsuk-Moiion TO sinie out
partf Of answer granted with - costs Defendants may
slnend IN ten days on Paymest OF such coah
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NAMP CHAIRS, COTS, STOOLS, &c, OF
" eesma duIsbe and lieht, T,o,e e, az" n.y..
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Chauces for Business Alen.

A PROFITABLE Wanted, a
~ person with $500 81 600 cash capital for va iaoIe
and permanent agency IN Phi sdlphiA or bo,ton ~pfn
guarantee a sure Income Apply 20 Dr. ENOELBHEChi
al the Mandatory, No 81 ChE-t
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NETWORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
'asl WINTER ARRANGEMENT. les
COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1852
Passenger Station in Newfok 2',h st. snd ithav

Passenger Station in NewYok 2',h st. snd ithaui
z1ih.st.
TRAISS Lave hEW-YORk:
Fog Newlisyen, :. a. N. (Ex j. u l5 Zo (EK aAof1
and p. - -. .o
For Sridsepor T. la N. (Ex) l2ls, 2l5 (EI) aio 49,
For Milford, stroford Fairfield. Southport and Wespo
10. M. l2I5, $40, 40 p. M. ~ IN IA a
orNo.wak, T. $50 a. 12i5, 2lj (EI) $40, 49, '''s
For D.ren and Greenwich. 7, $50 a. ms BIS $40 49,
$50 p an
40, $50 p. m. ana
IL IS, $40. 4 %, SO $50 2. N.
For Port Chester and New-Rochele, o. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield N lex 2i5 (ExI ep na
For Boston, via Shore Line. l2.l5 8 =. M.
For Hartford snd Springfield ga tE1) l2l5. Ll5 EIl,
For Connecticut River Railroad to Montreal EXP
and II Is p IN. to Northampton (
For Hartford Providence. aud Fishkil Railroad, a. m
Fox New Haven NewLondOn and stoningOn Railroad at
a H.. u 10. 2lj. p IN.
Canal Railroad H. is p. IN to Northampton.
For Houss,opic Railroad to htshed. a. N.
For Nsugatuck Railroad. Q. NJ. 2l5 y. H.
For Daaoury aid Norwalk Railroad, G IN. 3 +Op.m
Commodloqs ssepipg Cas- attached 20 the o. n Traia.
JAMES H. HOYT Superintendent.
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q CENTS pound paid cash for 0lD h10 }rES
H,GAzlSEe E oId LEbHosas. BLANK nooks S Hc
Also 10 cents pound paid for RAGS MANah S "a Fa
Lax, No. 1874 Wiiun tt., Stw-loiAi biaN'"' ''
enst corner hGontst, BfooAyn
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AT SO, 50 80, 81, and "a 5O.-SliOES and
~ CATERS. At JJHES'5 Nos 10 snd u Ann'sI
s.-Plea.e eall and eIanlne before pnfchaslnk
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business FOR SALE.-Ihe od-establlshed
ID WATCH and JEWELLERY BUSINESS. carried on for
81 year. IN The present location 10 offered for se on account
Gscl,,. business the We. knowa reputation of this store
ole. an opportunity seldom egused Apply on the PEeni
Sc. 10 Me-. j. D. OlNOAH.O No g9 Naual1a
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ID Ii. MACY.


IA to 75c so doz Bl4ck White. and bright colnrs, two
buttons fncy stitched . great v4nety la oiovs' NM
tens Lessns Sontsgs Hosiery UbdIghntni, Ls-'e' Sne
,.,a. Dawefs all sizes Misses. Vests. 3c.i LAdles oJc'
Misses. aud Ladies. SGang Hose, &c sexony ans, a.,
coior. coarse Yarns for charities and soldiers very low ~
IA .,udets celebrated aud Jouyns Co.'s genuine MIS-
ELGES and aa! LIo.aWaI near lgh 81 e,.t slae
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CALISBIRY's REFINING ESTABLISH
- MFYT No I.e Dnane-., near Wet Broadway, New
Yok-Dry Goods OF every description ehuhed A. original
I'm stye TO suit the trade. SPotei Gloves M9s.ea sue
DR., GOOD. on hand or printed to order bsnAr' Pspsf
ard other Mech-ndisc bslrd for shpment by powerful
hydraulic pressure AZ sALIsBURYS PACKING aud ~.
IEG ESTABLISHMENTS. No. ls9 Duane-'' near west
Hro.dysy kesYofk.
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Goparlncr5bip uolirrs.

4 CARD have this day taken into PARI-
N NERsHfp witt my ,on-ln.lav, Mr. On Ahtho
ffrciiIj UAgT a CO. LUCIUS HART,
~. W Esh ImJ Nos 4 aud BTiug slip.
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Z, z : : = -.-%<--@
LOCAL MATTHIAS.

Haaings toa,f~Ihi Guuft met pmtsssans
to adjourHIncat yetteilas Prsscnt Jane
X Caskie, keeotsist, Eniissd s Sshxss 81.
i,ior Alderman aud james Bray, Wm, H
Tinlbeil.ke. /. r CLandler, and AdoIpuu5
Gary, Aldermen.
The Application III Thomas q Bradford
asking . license tn keep Al ntdiGaly at his
hoase in this city, was isieeied
Nj G. w. Garrett appeared and qasishsd
~ Notary Public Tor tue city ot KiehnoIl
The application Of Francis B.nly, Q issc ne
gro wetnau, for permission 10 remain ia the
Commonw cath, will he Ieard on Friday
next
The trial of Syisanus T. Brown. a iree ne
sto, foE ie'ohIoasiy stealing two c1sfs ffonl
Nathaniel Lawrence, ON the 3Otl oi Jaiy last,
wa continued I'LL the October term.
john N Gsry was nominated aud quAiifed
As Deputy Sergeant ci the City IL Rich
Woud
b.tiic Page, a free negtess, eonfSest iu jal
sometime since, was ordered by the Couri to
pe hited out 10 pay Jail fees.
D.niei Soli,i> charged Nth stealing M
pounds OF iron from the &. s. Goyerumeut.
was discharged
The trial vi Andrew, slave Of Mrs. fhos
.. burton, AMI Robert, property of Beni
Cutler, ior cutting aud stabbins James, slave
Of Joha Wells, ON the ath day of August.
were ordered 80 lashes EACH
The trial ol Charles Schwartz, tor steaiirts
horse from clrsa. 4 Ganter. was postponed
tiiithe next term
4 capie was awarded against Mary Ice
toi attendance, charged with reeeiliBss
stolen goods, retuInablc this morning
Jor,iina Mayo, free negrcss, charged With
stealing one feather bed from !. negro named
Robert Crauc, on the 10Th VI Augtiet, wa.
discharged
Meade, slave of VIM. z. sirotncs, charged
with Afpatinss tr,uu the (sav.srt,u..ssf
sides oi leather, yaued at 81 ,OOi, one pie,e .
OF gray cloih valued At s5sD and ono .i,ax oi
coiiee, worth 500. Oh the ,sith oi August,
was ordered ~ lishes.
y rule was awarded Samuel f. Fox 10 als-
pear on Sal urday and show calae VII, he
should not De tiued tpr permitting. his slave
Royal TO so at large
Mistem,auor css,.s Will bc tried to- day.---s
Prompt attendance oi witnesses and julols
is desired.
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cannot tell anything about that. "Wei,
replied the Geueral, 10 teach you tn know
hencef0ttli what your tenants are doing YOU
shall receive two hundred lashes. /" liis
Generals decree Was panctually executed tt
HE Cossacks, and the unfortunate berek
died two hours afterwards. The General sci
ont the following day for the town oi Brok,
and 0n his passage lac commanded that the
State forests should he set Oh fire Hy his
command eeven hundred and MY acres oi
full grown timber weIs eols umcd.
cores ponslent says :" To show what
Europe il; ,onteat To be Il mere spectator ei.
lock at the following summary During
these last i've months the Russians in tue
Kingdom aione have destroyed by tire ap,i
piiiige no less than twenty eight towns aud
twenty three villages, destroyed about sixt,
palaces aud bai!s, and put to sword above
Two thousand wounded, cleraylden, children,
old nen and women, not to speak al on,
RACES on ladies and girls not older than
eleven. Yet the baraaItties committed liz
the Kingdom cannot he compared with those
perpetrated in Lithuania, Wolynia, and the
Ukraine "A gentleman lnst come from
W0lynia tells me the only sale place for ,
Pole is the camp Of the rebels but how are
We To expose ladies aud children of tender
age to such q life, 1t ID iof this We gfievc,
not for ourselves, since, remaining at home,
we run the risk of being murdered by the
infuriatcd peasants or drunken soldiers,
while by-going to the camp We can at least
die giOriOusiy.
We find in the Polish Journals tile follow
ing fact, which proves the perfect and unys
terious Organization of the system Of sur
vciliance exercised by The national Govern
inent at Warsaw IA few days ago NJ. Enoei,
Secretary Of State, was invited to psivate
party at the residence of the Graud Duke
On that very day humber OF prisoners were
brought to Warsaw. The Grand Duke kee
what was to be done with them, the citadel
being. filled? NJ. Enoch replied The Ole
must be sent to Siberia and the young in
corporatcd in The asIny.' The converse
ton took place in French, and, with the
exception OF Il e Grand Dukes family, no
one WAS present besides two Aids &c Camp,
Two hours after, Nj. Enoch, Oh ieturIins
nome, was surprised to .And letter from the
national Government, in which his owp
words were quoted, and threatening him
with the halter"
A letter received from Warsaw, dated the
18th ult, saya: at is said that after the
execution OF the insurgent chief Heinrich
Abieht and the Capuchiu monk kenarski,
who were hanged today, the Grand Duke
Constantine received a warning from the IN
tional Government that it could no longer
be responsible for his safety"
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Ritbnlonh qispatth.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. stPrtnG,g ls iss.


Z, We are under obligations to the officers
OF the Exchange Bureau for tiles oil
Northern papers of.the 18th inst We
give some items from them not contained
in the advices OF the same date helcto
fore published
OFFICIAL REPORT OF TUE OCCUPATION or
NORRIS ISLAND.
The following is Gen Gilimofe's Off
cial report OF the occupation OF Morris
Island.
DEPARTMENT OF THE SoUTH,
Headq'rs in the Field. Sept Z, 1863 !
4hajor General H. W Hessft, General III.
Chief:
GENERAL have the honor TO report that
Fort Wagner and battery Gregg are ours.
Last night our sappCgs crOwncd the crest OF
the countersearp OF Fort Wagner ON its sea-
front, masking all its guns :, and an ORDER
was issued to carry the place by assault At .
O'Clock this moriiAg, that being the hour Of
low tide.
About ten O'Clock last night the enemy
commenced evacnaiing the island, aud ali
but seventy five of them made their ESCAPE
from Cummingss Poiht in smlli boats
Captured dispatches show that Fort Wac-
ner was comnanded'by Col. keitt OF South
Carolina, and garrisoned by fourteen hun
i,ed effective men, and battery Gregg by be-
tween one and two hundred
Fort Wagner is i work of the most iormi
liable Kind. lis bomb proof shelter, capable
of holding Eighteen hundred men, ieiaailia
intact i!tci the niU1t terrible bplntas,i, ,cui
TO which. any work waS ever subjected We
have eaPtuieIL nineteen pieces oil artillery
and large supply OF excellent ammunition
Tie city ai harbor OF Charleston are now
completely covered by my gums.
: have the honor TO be, General, very lie
specially, your obcdient servant
O. \. GiLLMoRE,
D.igadicr- General Commanding.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-09-16

Stealing Horse --'rilman, a negro maj,
belonging to DIR. Charles s. Mills, was yesicr-
day examined by the Mayor on the charge al
stealing :. horse from Mr.. Thomas Boshcr. OF
Manchester. The testimony OF several wit.
hesses proved that the horse found Ia the
possession OF TilIlnan belonged to Kosher.
ana that hc was stolen from him about the
,!.9th of July. When found on Monday last
the horse was attached to n furniture wagon
licensed in the name of William Bennett.
which was driven by the accused. The Of
tence having been committed in Manchester.
the Mayor committed the case To the Justices
OF that county