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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

WnrrLr's LECTURE oS Joan or ARC
4. WMppc. esq. II Boston delivered lecture on
Joan Of Arc lasi evening at Cooper Institute before The
Women Loyal National League NAlc so maay Dip
pant nud shallow productions uadct TIE name u Ice
cres pnlned on upon Too patient public. it Is ro
fcsllug contrast 20 lsteu 90 discourse OF real merit
Ike Mr. Whpplea From tAo iir.t sentence 10 the last
syabc 81 tho lecture de attention OF iho audience was
enclhiucd with Increasing Intensity n Interest as De
described hc character ~ tbs brave girl and Fccourtd
tie story II her deeds and death. M WAppe. indeed
exhibited familiarity With, tnimnsicry of Dis subject
which uns wonderful. nor wa be- tempted into tie
slightest d rc-sion and Lis ptons were So vivid
that the Maid ~ Orleans whether hearing voices" In
her childhood going 10 Tie CONT u thc Dnuphn at the
ugc of IT, planting tie ladder against he bridge whom her
neck was pierced hy uu arrow. Or pcrahng by IRE on
Che sculod or n nny other of her remarkable expert
cnce, seemed almost o pla ,lfh.y before the hcarcr
n any Inte. disfinot, and clearly before the minds
cyc As to leave ineAuceabc impression on the mem
ury
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
rofrR CALENDAR -rus DAY

SUrRENL CoCRI General Ierul.-AdIourned e
Monday Nov h. ..
SurRENE COURT Special lenn.-Nos 3JS 3o'
gtl l-1. ga. l6p 90 l'9 -
SurgENE CoUHT Ci-cpit-par' Nos. 3h
90, $751; 3l .3i3 81. I4oi. Iiti. SOS So .'b' Jil
- 1855 ~ Jst 3,ll 1888. 1858 ,9i PIT ll-t tcndi
4nrhanf-i - -
SrrrR'oR CoURr-Part Nos 2i9l, 50, ~
~ gsdJ 2Ds4 $50 al 4t1. t-4. ltt ut ll'. l.ss l-s'
PIE d. l-Not .3' l.s .4a si6. 90 io- ssi, ''- -oo
l.ll 2li 2Bli pa. 2a.u 2f
COURT or CoMMoS rLEAs-Part I-Adjonrno,
frtho tenn Fafi L-iWtho.t Jwyl ~. .D. .i, ~
go. "a. no.
BnooKlyS CITY COURT CALESDAR. Nov. n
Sos - l6 I1 s5 ~ % 30 - 2! o. S. - .3 e. s. 81, y
D.. %. lt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

ANNIVERSARY MEETING. The first ann.yer-
ssfy meeting ofthc Io.e Hi Ladies' Relief Association
was lcl 10 thc Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church at
hc corner = Tnh avenue and Twenty ninth street. on
Monday evening An address from The ladies com.
posing thc Association read hy the Rev Joseph l.
Duiyca Nho presided az the meeting setting forth the
object Of TIE soycty-thc aiding ald assisting sick and
wounded soldiers ZOO the ho,pitas boz this city and ycin
ity-lud uarutng what lad been done by 70 during tie
past wear and the ;Aey had received IN various
ways TO help on the good work. Tie speaker closed
with an eloquent and feeling tribute 90 the society
mcutinung tie many harshps our brave soldiers en-
dnItd nud hoping hy its means tti thr condition oi "A
great many ~ the wounded would Dee amcl0taied. At
line conclusion uf bis address the " President LYNN
Vas sung hy the choir pr. Muheuhcrr Medical
Director ~ S. Iuhcs Hospital testified 10 the active
co3pcrntion 81 the ladies composing the Soclol ia all
Uus lu which the comfort oi hr wounded n the h"sp
tel with which Doe was connected could be enhanced
The Rev pr Gillette iu AN eloquent address 81 some
length eulo glcd the society and the aims IL had IN
view lie detailed his experience. ON several occasions
i'm visiting the field the night after battle, and pnid
ust tribute to tlc sclfsacTcing spirit OF Tie women
whom he there found cncngcdn the holy work OF carns
for the wounded. The lynn Father Of Mercies and
thy Grace was then sung. Eloquent addresses We're
also delivered by other reverend scntlemcu.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
SUPREME COURT-Cn.xpgRs-N !3.-B,lcte Justice
LAKsARD
william II. Miller agt. Ma.

william II. Miller agi. Mary \. Miller.-Judg'
rasni Il dyorcc granted
samuel Hum sg' Catherine a tounor-Motion denied
H.fof. Justir~ tLsRKf.
A.,usiin. " Day ast senrV. a. Niliams. Motion
f.r 'eaye o snsscr rrir'ed psym'n' Of 40 costs g i
motion 20 psntn aitorne. Monon for Judgment teted
without rof's a..
Thc People o- re Chsres ~ schnld 49, Cher schmid,
Ou the petition ou tl- % il better % i4Ae ost new
vi, rcturnabl. - rp-cial Tenn
iDhn a. Pos sst Hrtcc-s Fofi.-ln ndfusr' of dvnf' 'f
Granted or report Of n the matter u tie afpicaoi
g. dl.rhaEtc morfrass &C Efani"d
Ah.r rs ss.'r - ~ 1T Jesse Dsr'ss' as Motion fr
continuance ~ irlgn.ou dsnlcd, aud tcnplfy injunction
C.-ic'i, ( Noblr A. sgt Geors, r. schseiord Il -
Motion .rlnsd o yusni o tie costs oi the ta and enf,
4 Judgment. and payment a. ior me tayrins -
,s, of The antr n coming from Boston &c The nds
usf remain security -u coss oi his notion $50 %
b. paid
s.f s.ii. order u arrest granted without costs.
John y Culver sg David Holsi"f. Ac. Jesse hAlhss
IT, ast Michael Law No'iou denied Without costs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
COURT-sProihL rFRs-Nov la-boiore jus
iirs lNsRAHAs


THE GKIDIEoN RAiLE ADS.
Th. Sixth Avenue Railroad Company asi John hcr et ar
The legislative .naotmcmis which gave Ia thc
different omp,ie, coming under a." d-ignaton Of "nd
iron" aud Bet IL. night bliid railroads IN the tiy o
Nc. YorS hay, been thoroughly veutatct 10 bot he 'le
rial and G.uer Term. the ren' tourt die tr pres
. month
Nsuv if not all oThesc railroad contain if"Ssion
ha N ~. grantee. 81 .r a-.iga- should de-. II necessary
or proper upon. tsr'ct use sny p'rion e" o'f
raj road w. ad uyon any ~ the sr "i OF rfen
named IN t., particular grants, ry were 'b'r'ny '"'rfri
: 10 to- D
On tie con.ira.on ofih, nTosdsy Railroad and De- road
running from ih. v NiiaIblI 81 20 ine Nc"Hat'~r fef'
tie Coinuaui,- , had ob,aued perlssiDn on CD. "n
mon Cosnc, au te approval oi tn" Legislator" d-p'd i
right ts Companies g. sros. ~ I'm on iitir fs OF
~ av tres u any the streets through WI ch i-y ah
resdy sid utck and applied to the -Inr.n" 'our to re-
stain such tonps.s iTOn 30 usns Co.,. -. - % COZ
.truetmg an extra 'fars ll ssl strrrfs.
The points urs.d ~ the Old tompanes e. sian NEE n
inncon are .ols viz that 90" actn 90 tn' Diam
psl and stat. ausGor.s yssisa wan tlf stcnte
r.ht To th. ih. and through hc tne
respectively ron. .
In the case above .nitsd NJ JI.os ingaim as riien
an opinion oldus that rIclsys rishis wr~ gwen 70 thr
ot iomplue. nor could be- and that tAc L'ii.aufr A i
noyef to authorize the new Com pses O. TuE ulon 90 ief
s.ct tnc tack. Of IN. old ,opa's we a. !" Di Ah'A
one and tls' iuInr ion go I'D BE- maintained
The question viii without oIgn b" earned % W" our "
Al peal. io1 though as yet the ieony ~ 'T
.iers upon th" question .ss rd vrlo' ihT
la NOT been clucej
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
RrpyiyG CAsrALTy.-Coroncr Ranncv.

RrRyIyG CASUAL ALTy.-coroncr Ranncy, on
Monday held ava inquest 10 tie City Hospital the
body of George Bocurs GERMAN aged about g. years.
who died ffou the effects Of burns received at No. 2O
Willinm street. Friday night. The deceased was ia
The habit Of reading IN bed anc The night of the occur
renee f,l asleep leaving the candle htil burning by
some means the 1Imcs communicated with the bed
clothes burning hm in shocking manner verdict
In accordance with the facts rendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

- aHi Hrfsr. vi - ANffafes.ssrA 20 'fN
Then ue have D n a.. 20 e. ai .ci ai - -
s02ai 81 ca.a 4ai t-J rach. a. e.. a. 81,
Iaisi0 . ai 20 anl aie' These u a'eTssc 80 -
ILo whole -y lead average sil ,oea.h I4s Sc 20
i.maic e. bead l.ss ihaa fsce-i al olarfcs. And
iti, pr.re would uot have been rallied. hai ~ che
chance ilai a Mf. Sweet = Aleenay ,ola'f =. i. o.
lor,~ l.n,,r la.l're4 io lrop . -ar i.e sa-o nna
,iought % voai b. F- l- .af or f' tlif ar ioae
or twooft tLc,e lor,e. osi 4laons fhe fa-mrr'-
Anor nes..ro ~ iorse. n.ae aa.es urfe offered. an4
"a mot l,cy competition conmcao.4 between hi
swee, .al % slr Morris oi vjo.sc.. To- o. n.-'
started at s1 all fal ap sil. Tao nctt Which "n'
ao, a. good by s as tr frsf sfri o. a. anl IN n
to e., 90. glctl.ri. unfA m4ch as c.ilrf Of iA'
o,icrs started ai (. ana .,.i ai. 1lcn One 70 g.
and oac az sc AID iho neit 90 s.1 Tho other t.re'
soldats-7 fO sT s5 0. 800 tts co-cd Go fa.e
Otlers ,a4 lraFc ul tlo reslf u tae spclIniioi n'
well as uc - sending condemned lours tcfc f.om
Noffh Carolina o. opa.9n .s. i.'y lai a'if0r lltc
hern given io lola pIor ctlcas ~ whom thcfo s o.
scarcity Boo flat state However. u Government OTTER
another id hclr ~ .uDltJ 60 he Un band nnd Teiofi
tAe saes aul We a,,c ,armefs g., ho ou laAd 10 lo4
f.r har.nt.a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Am

D. me Ififor y Ihs y !. IfiDwts.
SIR: The report IN youI paper on Monday,
in regHrd to me. that | charged with various
crimes, &C. complaint of Mfs Dr,ler Is flisc irom
beginning 90 nd With the exception that WINS ar
rested m New York aud upoD a hearing discharged.
The motive Of the whole prosecution s Ia make money.
which viii be- shown when the matter % Investigated
before tie Courts until th.n isk fair play and pre-
Judgment by the public. Respectfully yours.
. II.t.k,n Nov. - 1905 JOHN WHITE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Law EN'rELnrGNNCE.

i',.'rTD sTsTrs DISTRICT COURr-Noy. lo-He'ore
jud9c ErTTs
,MrCKTANT DEcisIOa AS 10 TIE kiGHf TO CEh
TiFIchTE or PROB NBLE CAUSE.
Ifnicd States agG 81 Boxes oi Sugar.
n will be- remembered that, IN TINS ease, there
m s,i, ID, of $50 o0 worth oi snenIs on an alleged
alton - the eysnur laws and on tal o. q ri'r yer
III was rnd-rd foI the claimants, Mee@Ts lining Co.
1Terlpnu a motion made by th" u = Dstr' A"ney
fr ,,ffin,,. Of reasonable Of seH'i wncn lonol
w. If, MED, aud an order Judgment "ad" dAt June c
ll and fled in 1T Jan. 9 declaring such d"ron J'ds
fnrut in ,aid AZ. -, 49, II. g.,
Anerward and acr thc .spa'ion Of TIE term an oider F"
io, ,e " A. obtained o the petition of ite Collector o.
f,d a, for stay Of proccedags upon the verdict emo
against ~, petitioner I'rscnaly 49,. .
iii, Honor tndg. pctf- has fled his wrf'h fr' ' -
~ o,i. uodus that the ar entered on DO" &it - JUNE
u.s. ma, ,,,,for.fgs j.dymc.t bu, ~ cisr4ct"- ard ehi
~ .4domsrf itsoiAc and @ n iis ndtnf' '. 'J''' 1"
rrtiorn,v s,tholify of the Go It over the saino
And far Asr4o' taat a.. Cont pos'est'- 10 ''hP'"l -
ow 20 i.vew reach Judsn'nt T'"d'''u ~ IL @'' u"
lapse e. q ,fa.'d term.
The motion WIS th'T f.rr DENIED.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

NEW CorNTERrrrTs. Counterfeit Ones on
the Lincoln County Bank Of Maine. and f,es Oh Inc
Merdcu Bank of Connecticut. were circulated on N''
day evening but the Intervention of the r'lI'o i'''
pruph prevented a general circulation.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

REBELS DRowEED.-t'lyc of the Rebel prs-
oncrs attempted Ia escape from Fort Delaware Mon
dny night last. lW" Of them were found the next
morning floating about the riycr upon a raft Whcn
taken back 10 the fort the stated that they had been
the water all night aud that their three companions
had been drowned IN consequence Of the parting Of th,
snft
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

YouNG Mgy'S REUNIoY.-The Young Mcn's
Reunion In aid II the Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent So
ciety took place at Irving Hall on Monday evening
large and brilliant party were assembled on the oo
casion and the receipts " the evening aided materially
10 swell the fund already IN the hands oi the society
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
T,T,r Accrpryr At TUT NAVY ARD. =

,tolt noon sc,fcrdas man uamco Wm. J.. hnyNri
.uu'o,ci bon plinting the eide - the ni"d Sth''a
steamer D.nsiu0Ir was thrown fFom me s"inslhs
ulatf,rri ard crushed badly thHi Dc died short,
nor l. appears that the propelor lab'iy having IN
,,o loat came IN collision with the schooner H. W
Troy. lcai the pusmore. and crushing nsalhs' ~, ~,
rl,fiufin kno. kel down tWo men. ono ~ mem ieI
ir thc water and was saved haf"en "s' ,"N',
,i.rl Tha.. ln charge u the propeller paid very
ltlc attention 10 ilo natter aad steamed q"
Coroner Norris. held an inquest on tbe h@ly ana u,
.lry reformed TIE following verdict ih't u'Vase.
[ -, l. death hv in.urir. received by being crushed
brtaccn the steamer nnsmoro and schooner H. W.
rroy. on ihc morning ofthe 2d Noicm0,r l-L We
nriLer ~ ta; DE authorities u tso proeAeI lOe4.
uere r.eL',a. n tloir conduit lnd n't'd entirely p"
s,rdles. Df lafnan uf," Warrants have been issn'd
IN fle .sl,.t - fie lagt.rs on de- propeller lAe
fnt .i s,rartI Tfslr- 90 No -lt south Nitl street,
Ilsf,fu I..fT.rf Brookhn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
sIrprRIoR col-Rr-G,,gnAl Trn~.
Nofe- al issue for December term Of this Con-
must o.. NED with tc C,ik oa trorr satnfiay PIE 3i
ilst. u.
nrIInn ANn lUEnfrnE.

SPECIAL Irpu- Nov - f-Hr'.fe iuri ~ BARBOUR.
DEBTOR AID cEEDfroE.
l,ard X sup. 90 al a. WI los VI ! urii q - a.
The defendant. Charles Bridge. wien n falling
r-u.isnces made .ae oi As oarr sf0rk e goods o t'
-,fd.rt Bufd iof $1,000 aud 4 certain bile -. 'air
.r -l0aO On 900. saie H.rdirA pad "J iu clsn a d
a.. l. ural..lrv uofea foI r5s payable q an afrft.
f .trte.. months. shortly thsrHlfisr Hri While hu'd
rf... ~ Huraie. v1 udun-if for ~ 0ui, aud uneel
supplementary u 0.re fr Dol. .u4ani fln ls ui Nse
rsl,itrr q AZ tie ffoi'fy g hi1" tst trall a '
i.us tuf fsi f, jude sAf uai o aly nl htes0
.fsts It- o rs' lldu'nis wHs alleged 90
h, faft ,n-y too~c oy bl-r ana IA p-fi as 81 iy io
Nlfdrs having as.ll.sa Co., L-rlit4lcas % itId-r 81
.rr'sln .tFarri credtors.
Toe defendant. alleged that il" notice received iY n i' 'i
rs.o bod been aYpopfa.,i ty tm Aone.ly .o lae psy
llrft of rIei'oIs.
TI, q.iaif a. cllu ihr .alr AID I.ifmcns afe void cd
s.usl creditor. Hold fh.t flc .ar aud Judgments wrF'
ar with nte.f fn .IHa.r ira! lHt i'rani rfrlas An
tlai thr plaintiff entitled 81. Ilisn,nt with eos' and
lDNal.rs
Mr,sr. Wusra and Fu irrion er ri'n'a Mrt'rs. Ford
ard Baldwin arl Mr. Mar.Hf = defcntlut-.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
RIOT ALCOHOLIC.


HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
a PURE TONIC.
DOCTOR HooFLASDS
GERMAN BITTEES,
Prepared by
DR.C. NJ JACKSON, Philsdelphia, Pa.
WILL ryfcTraLIY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYspEpsh. and
JAlSDlcE,
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DIskA'Es or
TIE KIDNEYS. AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM a DIsoRDEBED
LHER. OR STOMACH.
such
asConsupa.
ton Inward
Pile, Fu.ness Of
Blood 10 The Head, Acid,y
q th. Stomach Nausea. Heart.
bsr. p.g..t fcr Food, fuucss
Weight 81 the stomach, Soar Efactaions
Sinkin, or Fut.ffga, the PIT Of the stomsc,
Fiot,erng at the Heart, Choking sufocs,ing ssssiioa
when in lying fo..ue Dimness Of Vision, Dc, Or
Web. before tlc I.At. Fever and Dali faiaG
the Heed Dehr.eney Of Porspri'ion- f.
loane.. f,ie Skin and Eyes Pain In
uesIde. u, h. Chest, Linbs,se.,
Sual.l flashes o. Heat,
inning IN the Flesh
son.tint lmazin-
Ing. Of Evi,
Gnft Depression of Spr.ts.
Aud will positively prevent YELLOW FEVER bhOuS
FEVER, &C.
They contain
40 ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKY.
Tlcy w crrr tie above d.,s,e. in ninety nine
Of \ hundred.
DO you WANT sOMETHSG TO sTREScHES
YOU
DO YOU WANT \ GOOD APPETITE,
DO YOU wAST TO BrLD uP YOUR cONnTJ-
TON
DO YOU WANT 10 FEEL WELT
30 YOU WANT To GET RID Or SERyoUiissr
DO YOU WANT ENERGY
DO YoU VAST TO SLEEP WELL
DO YOU WANT 4 BRISK AND VIGOROUS FELiNGi
II Won do rs, HOOFLASD's GERMAN EiTTER
Prom, the Rev J. Newton Brown. y. D. Editor o. TIE NY
ciop~iia 81 Religious kuowled,e,
Although di.posed TO favor - recommend Pa'ni ''
cine. Do gen-ra ihro gh dtrust ~ 'n'r inssdrB ard
ar,s w. know of uo sl tent reasons y ay MAJ u ro
,fv a. the benefit. Dee believes himeffD have receive ron
any simple preparation m the hope that r ay haS cofnus-
20 he benefit Of oflsrs. - o..
DO ,li. more readily IN ranfi Hooamds Germ Bit
,rrs rrepare by d. q NJ Jackson % A. cy beean' wss
pre- ~ nst them or many years under in@ nrnoa
it.t they chi-y acohoic mixture. sin indrsdio
my freni R0atr -nocrlsrr inrfne rcr2fl!oi tipfe
irt. bv proper tests and fer eucourl.esn' q uyhem
When rim. great snd long continued cealni Tie
.. 10 Are. bottle these bers a nc oennng oi pfe'
.ut ,rsr Wa followed ~ evident relief nd reorauo to
AZ. 0f bodily snd ruta yig0F which had not ei fr
month. he0fr and hai almost desViir-t 0 1ainnE l'fr
rr thafs Ood aud ny ,nt .oT dleC'n ne 20 ihs - f
them. y NV i'-' p''' ~
Phalerhh Jnne !l i9L
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
cnr.rrnrLn HLLLs. .-Allempl. 10 mad-

to tass ,olntsrfe bl.s of .Htrii q, a,noinhtl"u- 81.
Ii.l.5l i..t ft,aln. i.s nl tAe Lincoln hanA 'i
N..r. Z. l.ls ou tla M,r.lca l.Ak u Connecticut
,... = IIs su thn Chiffon HauA. Province 90 Canada
a.fe offered A man named 4h"ma- ~''i"fs Nts ~
frf,r4 it Co. lnrty foaffh l-eCact poacr io- afcGp
ls irl.r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Mlsnny4nY Nvylyre- lnY -The NIIIIam..

~ lT'I WI--IIn Ut E1I0f 1f-I'IfI0n IHII n N
Cf..rf ..,rn.l of south seco.d ami tiith streets.
nr..l.su b. AaIles.e. were delivered bg d. liey
D. A.f ll..Urs ftr ll.f. NJ ~.'iher ~ ~, Eve
r..lts MI.-un. j. " Ha.k'y superintendent "'
saI.l... ..I ontrs. Iae Ass0tiation IS ~ "a pros
nrrl.a CON .iI.u.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

FATALLY IYJrRgp.-Matthew Gllllald, aseu
nine years while playing in barn near MS ,,er %
dencc In kugsbridgc fell from tho ,pp', ,, r
mrng himself severely that ho dir, soo" '''' WV
oucr Collin held nn inquest On tbr oou''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

DIED AL0NH.-Curoncr Barrett ycst,nlay held
an a.l.i 80 e corner of aiagg lud Lor.mer strc'is
HrUuilfu 3 H. 0n i.r body ~ Huunn aged a. years,
4ad named Ann GfsH.e. She Dad been four days dead
n ifroan rHl. before sle uaf discovered hcr irirnis
believing l.r .u Nre Yofh On visit The verdict fr'
~, rcd W. rto came to her rttA frUm conslui iiun
frln. wllrl l.s0lsc slc bad lDHg been suffering
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
- rArnLorIc LNILRLANMENr Ar ~

rnoortr, AsApilif toial amount received ns
- te,s aud cuf frihu'inas ~ fic Promenade Con
rt ia ,il n te ullnns afd eitleu ~ dcc'isDd SOD
tlrrs siscl nf tlr Al.aOlI az Mu-ic ast e,,b "as
= I.- g.. Ilr expenditure. were : o,b having ns
rs, r-,le,t.. e1 Ifl ~. Iir amount rcriV'd non
ean'fiiuil1ns va. 80 ladponicrt ~ TIE sale ~
uclr.a
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

FoJND DROW SID. II hr body ol man "as
found BOZ tf ur'er 10 south Fcirf Yesterday. Deceased
as Auli 10 trars ~ ir drrssr- Do a1rk ,ioih e"A''
hack cloth tssf gray lantt"ns Afic 'iTt io" 500.
us LAD b.,.t lar and As.Fy hil'k ~hissrrs lhr r.
maine uer. .Len 20 thc Doad ho1r" lpr Identification
br drooion ~ Coroner Hcscman. ~ho held m ihius'
anl verdict II found dos acd "rh Tend"''d .! 'A'
luIf.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
rlEGNEEryN zT'H w.

The pROGgEss oF k.CEuIHNG IN hRook
rs,.--l-rwaTd 81 tr'Afr "oit v'.r - .-.,u l ''l'
Stir.l ti.ad,g1rfor and - c'it'' ' ih9 tiot'as
N..r.l,i thr ifit NsflIt y"tt'fi.. ana 'i' iios
,..,t. now ago iu fic.c VIII d.lJ re ~ lhcic's' u.
,fu,,r enft having been rilde O." ilnf mon ON Vi'r
,~atf,-f TIE ionnlitrr 90 thr lUa,d 81 i'INis'Ia
who rrocrcd'do W .s1ngton inst week "i Ie l.'t"s.
.. a,trfta.uIue he quot. 81 kinls t'"i! -" t, iIat
call 'nr troops aid O.Lrg matters ~ t"hH''''" ti'
vfh retLrrd on Sunday night. They are i't y't pre-
rarod fn close N" entire result al tI'f lhl'E''"
will Provost Marshal Nv but WI do % hereafter.
Tho, stale huNcycl tla. ~ the lid Congressman ps
fri-' fto-, ar" enrolled ~ iN men ana me quota i
3C;. E.. ie Illd Conrrc-. ona Di>tl'c II 5r1 men are
enrolled and tie quotI,is 2,3i3-mdknr a toial i"f
Kiurs Comfy nl .34i. ihr fumhlitc' VAS i'h'i me"
tiat credit would pee given for al members o. ihe n'"-
lid orrs who cht hc cnl Sled and ior nll coloed me a.
rfc Boiy Cuumitee of ih" R'afd oi ltlFisnfs WIN
fnercfrrc pay the $500 Doutiy 20 both these classes ~
tn tie h'oct cf rrsting men IN uthcr counter n'
r,dfng n r county herewith 'lrfe WIS n" d'clSoh
Tho Comuftcr was referred a. Gov. seymour IN regard
,o the matter supervisor Osburn proc" ded 10 AlDay
last evening to inquire oi the Governor IN relation
thereto Persons desiring to'nlis' en- oan every u'
srohlo innfnafion bv calling AZ the Office Of the Bounty
Committee No 80 Fulton street Broohiin
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT Nov 2l-Befon
Judge bTrTs.
Deere or DIGhIBVIIoS.

4 final decree of distribution was today enlcr'
On direction OF M Honor Judge Bette, IA the el'e Of The pr
sshoon,T Odd Fellow.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
USros NOMINATIONS FOR POLICE AND CIyn

JrsTcIs--ln consequence Of some Misunderstanding
in the Police and Ciyl Conventions ~ the IVth Dis.
iric which embed at the steuben House last Friday
night the delegates again met last evening at tle same
place. The Police Convention unanimously nominntcd
Bnrnabas - born and The wi Convention unanimous.
ly nominated George T. Steinbrenncr in the place of
John Ialor who declined the nomination. Mr. Lalor's
name was withdrawn by Mr. nardcnbrook and Mr.
smallcy Of the Seventeenth ward who requested the
Fifteenth Ward delegates 10 name the candidate.
whercupon Mr &. &. Brown Of that Ward nominated
Mr Stcnbrenncr Both Conventions adjourned sine die
ACcIDRNTALLY SnOT. Samuel Hogan, / $.
detective accidentally shot himself N The leg on Sun
dav evening at tbc corner of Roosevelt and Chatham
streets innicing "A severe bat not dangerous wound
lie was conveyed a. The tiy Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COuRT-Noy 23-Before
Iidso NELSON.
DECISIONS.
f. W. Bailey ct al. agt. Augustus Scheil.-jldS-
m,n, for defendant. .,
4 Troos' at, " ran Banor.-Jajcmont for Iian,ir
The liverpool steamship 'oupany agt. Inc Sehm'"l
N.w.lork.-Decre, a. Court below r's'r-"d
David WetnoTe aet m. Sisabcst nranite sta'e-D.'e
below reversed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

RHookLYN CoMMON tOuNCIL.-Ihe Boaru
me-, las, evening AID OKcefe IN the char \ nnnDcr
ol rlt to.s and communications wee lr's'bl'U anu
di.nosrd Of IN. Committee or Lands ana places ="
whom was referred the subject of amending thc oruI.
unucos relating o court yards presented ~ amenhmrhl
to he effect that no court ward shall extend lhto me
street more than onctWeb part OF the Wdih oi s'e'
street or more than i've feet nor construct any open
f.u.. ,round such ircosure court yard exceeding
nr feet in hight under penalty ~ $40 ior each ocnse
Tie matter was hid over for the prcs ni ne Com
mi''ee on the subject ~ the Thirteenth Wrd n'h
tower reported I'm favor Of selling me li'"s'N own"
b, the city on The northwest corner ~ Fourth and sec
nnd tfcris cycouirc 80 much as Is now occupied by
the Wiliamsbuiph DispcnsAry. aso. to sell premises
owned by tie cis SuutL Second street iuru.ily "'
curicd hy Engine Company Ne. and Win the PRO.
cceds thereof purchase the ihhd on lho = =,
Fourth and North second stlcct., and rI',l i..I,"h
buldinc for the use of the Department of the T.. ~
also 10 purchase plot of lald n tie soutifi lit q"
the Easitru District IN location 20 he hereafter tAu
b, a.. Board and erect thereon b'tnw'r ana D'h "r
the uses ~ the sand Department. Inc resolutions ~
commended hy a.. Committee were ndnPitd. ~
ayor sent I'm eommuri. calling attention 20 Inc
fact iiafa number ~ volunteers who enlisted duIh
the per od that cify bounty of 500 was oAescd "'i
not received The money they were entitled o ara naA'
the Board 10 take some action. In connection th'i'
with resolution offered and adopted directing inc
taywcut ~ the bounty Ia all persons entitled thcIe"
AID strong presented resolution - ~, eject nat me
mice of lot. Washington PARK ~ lud ue nh'i WIN
n. view Of setting the and applying the proceed,
thereof toward paving the flndcd tc' 81 ~" ciiy Ad
Kimhan opposed the resolution and ~ debate u was
stated that The Parl, ln IT. present condition was
puhlc Nuisance instead Il q benefit. The r'-nlnii"i
vas adopted Ancr some further business the boar
aIinuruel and the Board ~! Canyessers met. and al
ogrrcd until Wednesday evening AZ ooelocA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

And will positively preycn, YELLOW FEVER BhOus
FEVER, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

Gn,t Depression of Spf.i'.