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THE BEDFORD GAZETTE
IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
ny B. +. MEYERS,

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been decided By the United States Courts that the
stoppage of newspaper without me paymeh, OF
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jon MANN.

ATTORNEYS AT Id w, BEDFOhD, Sn.
The undersigned have associated themselves IN
the Practice OF the Law, and will attend promptly
TO all business entrusted to their care in Bedford
and adjoining counties.
n-7-0fice on Jullana Street, three doors south
of the ..Mengel House," opposite the residence OF
Maj. Tate.
Bedford, Aug. 1, 1861.
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SAMUEL KETTERMAN,
BEDFORD. Pa.

ug-Would hereby notify the citizens of Bedford
county, tina / he has moved ro the Borough of Bed
ford, where he may at all times be found b' persons
wishing to see him, unless absent upon business
pertaining to his office.
Bedford, Aug. l,1s6l.
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11rofessional Garos.

F.M. KIMMELL. }. W. LiNGENfELrER.
KIMMELL & LINGENFELTER,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
u7-Have formed partnership in the practice of
the Law. Office on Juliana street, two doors South
of the "Mengel House,"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

nd .c, ,nd s.., .A- q Fi. vrnoe be tLe4 ~ rlls tie
s. ,'.so, oi ~ N'i's' or" .'"','.
~ .lsl a.ol fct ~ Gee .,,.u,, l'r. VIZ:
f frutty'--A a .'then r,1 tt' -. den. tenT,. frh
Red ,a'- '~r J.. 'r'. -'r"uiai' l.r-y. ..a '. Dee
AnG va. o. rel 10 /. .,ntto los honor he or
Report conn. 'ec on q e =, ,.n,. ~ yor g: rt
trg i' 'ls. ID a.rt4 i"ta f,
s.t a i.vos . j,d .cae TO.. rra.H tve r-ol. 'o'
.,rs % 81 se7' 10 be- p reft n. .I.c rcd 'fr 10
pea Coiu e., oi 'hs Att .fo'a rre ieIuIncat u -
Is'e fc' "a >'pt' r'nrl ! g.. - ~ r-s"'tfi.
fh. Pre-. d-r nayrd "a si.'fd 'hr rscniinn - r. %
oat' We "o'd seq "'ei cnd 'n'e'is '~e "''o '"-t'
Ard ,ir "so.oa a. sincrard was lost by tie folio" 'r'
Nc, v,-lae rr.idr' Aldermen Henry. Reed. Mie!'A
rycf. l.r.uirh nd ~ f't'l--
Arr ,u-- So, rn,n Foz. Esi, Clsp, Ilaldy. Ms'''r'
rcos, 81 o,an;ce car-', IN fvo o. sd,pt
err.ov DIN rsde ,-.. l. L. to - uce bis nip cf hc
eay o c" l".@ ce.'" go |al lei ii't. N.h ',ol'
fr notes &c.. ~ rc'Di-srce IN iir 'roro, 'l'"A
,sl.,d iic ,h-, cos -. e wss" no 60 eA'"'d e'o
p.oee,s, ts rua sno'n iccoii'd 10 b. n'r'd 'p'n ",
ia az. uIu.c4 ~ tie .,tcf toHl'e'ior'r "ho 1 ''fiy
.a, ,r,lc4 50 nTC.nsrd the w'iA edhofzed ~ 'H' ie'o
y irh W. 'o,, by tho tolaw'rr ,oic ~,
Afi.u a.,e'-lc esd o.. a.o tI'p hsi'. End .on'-1
Nc .,,- h1,GIep COX. tcrry Herd tniip hy'". Jere
IL. $50. .flv. r'teT'on ard Ct.~tl--t.
IATE..s rio" TpT IosHn or coUNClI"tS HrerMID.
!si h, teo srou tire o. one hundred arG az ou,
dr and .wens 1--we c,s or cAltuset o funerals Leuils
WI c. wss Liiovcr.
reo u, q Ia 'o r,rriy erretricracnt Of s-n'isry In
ssccDon s.v,d tie uc Of hor., ~. wsro. oos ret
cxcc,one ie u. $40 hlnd ID slj Diy ,oisIs and tae
on ptlo i,Ich. di.cccd to cGw ts "oiEst te
above ruG 81 af.r Il e .sns ~ ~ tos.rSeL1sL
Nl.cA .-s All oNc-.
MOTIONS BrsUNTD.
t'tsTmrr Fox rlO,eu tea, u G .oGI. 40 now n'journ
Which .fss cs..cd hy t!ic f..fts.r- soc. VI:
ifrut;vr o,rnen sox, i,piy heed, A.tshtN. Eyors.
Jale1is.. D.ii,.e. sL1 le4 49,
N,-.,,-I.e r.t. IeL.. Aidrmcn Hall Clip? iisriy tsd
Master -.
Nhs.e,pon ,c President "A fs tic Bo,ia 500,
.jIOGrca GtA 1auI,dEy neat st is.sB a. ociJck
d. 4. NALLNiiAL. C.,lk.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

Uale" was concarr,c N BY To- FLOWING vote, VIZ,
a''v - onrs i1en Hayes, .-.ai; keerln, Rney
,,s'o'to Htps'es, Mctey. f,ross. cloru.l R.Iy.r
b2ut' sh ,'"'i an Cav Mco ,ti Nun ay O'brsp Coos
! Blice, .tnsfel srd yeyrs '''
iF.. :" onn . ~ fi- rrpor rnrnt ln fsv,r Of con
po 0 ond Anovas, Dtane PaN be 5s.ig,s,sS =, To-
cor 1 TIE - IN 40 p sr a.sstv nh,, N ,,,,.,
Nhcn "es acon''d ~ t!' following ,o.s W. '' ~
AM ftff - rci.f Ia,ts t.,sv -. 1p.
;sndioic Jon-s W ser, Fc'lr fro-s rcC,rraI Rem,
iious.iain lHyl1ra raw, -ic'isan E.rr.x ~,
cook iiicr Erfsri ~ 30 sfS J-,c~-sI ~
nId s1solsd to sent TO his Yoos< tbs
, H.sor ~ spps,soL
~ o.lus OF fosr5 A1c;acn sin,nd section .t.-y
sTr. W. cisgt! .uO, ti- kSvisri DT6uauc<a q,
1859 spro.f Door tsrlT tie soar. .. .,iarfGen-
Which eoncpr.'c ~ b. ,. - 70 o~frs vots- vis
fih l,sl,v cane l!arrs, frs'y heensn, hrsv
SiIc ~, N-s,f,.. &C. -. vi"as ael"hbsl, HSpp.f
fOpc.io i lard lsv |c ra.l .iu.0,, v S1icp, Cosx
Hiice -z,aT fua '~sos--fH
t.g1tiNt--' oal,ilr J. 1rG 2n sC''-,.
And tie ~ns dTrcssS 20 Ls SCAT 10 i'b Eonor tia
Nfyor .nr 8Bfrosa
tearonH gaLY n.y.d 'hsi The Board 30 now sjjonrn
Nach - 4, oa4,s.
NAoerpr ae 'seSer. dee'sre' hat tie Bosrd stood Cd
gogfred Until Thursday, tie ~, - o e.oc. r. m
JANEs II. SWEENEY, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
pEPCBLIC FIRE ASSURANCE CON-

kk A..A, no 10 Nhsis'.l NcM
nt.lAskp CAPITAL.
CASH CAPITA. 1..N,H' >......
SURPLUS OVER t2eo,"D Asotss w IN e.~p"1 1s
I. C.r.oln. Ssh srioarng 10 more tlan "
Million Uoui, sg.eiy mseslrd Psv9-,i 70 cu1r N
cgeasca lAct, to nssrls e-~s To-, o. -Aases W r"'
,rI A., rrk, snland Navis ss.n Nhi frrslenaioo -,
The oi tie pu-hc q. tseS :" hs Pe0NAss 's'
Ia 90 o.e "a @, .lle ss'..'. b! t!s ,ompAi!,
IL due .gtuL!nl.es O pgohis io4 414Ss az
Two .iuud e. thousand DoINrs @na cVA''~ Wy Ne
lsbl, ~. ~ oi he Company s,, h..,,rs
- r ceu, ieIts. .bie a ally AZ eesS 20 Sus'Ss' w
r.. ,,a- s.lh che above Con:ary eaioy az the "a
s o.iena by paid ia aud saels Invested asa Ssps'S
a, m !. economy Src socut u the maiu, ,'stp;
No l.hi, ", atc,eI insaeG W she assu'ed noeIsir
duction IA fe pleau. "a cls onirs pee'ins u'o
90 = ao, rol.e,er ROBERT ). HONE, Psss.leat
D,sCAS J.. tc.aN Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
laeursnre Goara.nss.
yECREAsgD CAPITAL AND PARTlCl.

ySCREASED CAPITAL AND PARTlC!.
PATTON lN fROflio-SoRTH tHEkiSAS tihL
l..sggAN,E GDatA.Y.--.ucoEpo aic1 is-3 - .
No NsLLsT SEv.f OK. Oct q. ito1
Tie President and ieseE. II tn- Oc-aFAD. etc Peas
n e lubl. Ae ~ 20 lreet mor iriy Wv
lsnaa.. is Ssfoi.cis 80 l-tut siock" aefs -, ss
.ct!b.i e.. So. g. masns tas ysesss
CASH ,AaIIAi.-NALr q AIL.lON cOLLAar, ~.
Al OF which Eas ses r,d IN srt Invested IL -eeof
t ., en s 81 t.c Gea ~ Insurance "a" ~ enls S.se
und.4 he .-rt.iol lfd sr'osa of 5AIA' sS1Ses wv
- .itu.irnt {. a..farit 49,.
~, Con- n win incrcastc nrilies con'inu~ 70 ssn:
Pc -. is,ir L..s Ginsg- ny tifs ana iAsAno
lruus ,cis.on aelrD .h- essue spi's 70 he tAeu'
a. shr h. Of de plonts @. e JurL"ss Ponies ss Gse
isu,t ~ ,nor ,a ciuaion gracrd rsies ol ff'nluoi
o.,~s ana ,a.d III .tc. Of tis oni any crs
yvr!os rrrl-s WITH that p' aoc ipe sguiy h1 ua1
M rrt,- n, p.sin,s, tsios daring the past cry
.es.s. sAALS W. SA'' A'SSsS'''
4. W. B-sEcSFR Secretary
Z 3 NAAh, .Mrl AacDl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Dr,IriIi i

OriiciAL.l sT4r1o SKssioS-Nol.s,. Oct. e i-,7
O'Clock p. m.
The fosrl me pir.,tn; to ,dicniLiens I-eI ohaate
No. l5 1 fiv .ai.
rn,cHsN r'n Lose. ESQ. President in the ehair, an
he - .Ostiue rI,Li. ss VIZ:
toaso.n,a Lay,s He3y. kc,nsn. Roy, .and'ord
eos NrNay otos. Mcconnell Fopref VtN. l.sin
iasl Ia. CAV. aletr.n iur-y, OfIisn. IeeA. li.ec
hut,t ttg,c lli .r. oyff-
Do lie ao.esce Of he Precedent 90 roll can
to-uc4n hLLNAs mo,td H.. Co.L, ri'n |.es'iei 1si'
he air.
~ -ich 'va' cair.cA.
1ae Inmates .. 81. preceding m,,az rcd and 80
i.oNed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
nl:,i.srD :So..Gcs.
couarr SUBSTITUTE .>D RrugY Coz

CouaTr SUBSTITUTE AN RTugY CoysrrrEs }
loc-f so - oroa8way ,
Firc' f9.cc To CoEscf.. ..iia.-.o'e@ IL nefeDy e'vei
TO . ii.fiLr. +, o-t.-s 81 -,non, ard .1d sens
.iain frlder l, prOs4sioAs 81 ta- .oi1iy n11.'uis
end ~ Cr. nee, s.0p.'o js zoe loae u Spe visofs
an4 by G4scI Arr. % L.. -, The oasnrss
mi. ~ :. Inai. -..a -. 80 d u Oc.o1eE, At,n
AID no ,s..,i vii - srlltsi alier tnri as-e.
uEORGr OPDiLt. nnvor.
hATI.EW 4. BREaSAs, Comptroller
ELiJAE r. puhDi. >Up,visor.
t.lsOs RLtEI :. Pc VISOR.
u LLiA.i A. IA, GEb. sur -y4o'.
WILLIAM K. sTkWA.I >. .e.yi.or,
c.,,y,,v. Apenv Committee.
CLoEGB e. fH3sPsoS'
Sickle. Iayo,ry, ca. e. ? LifpENA --Ns'ce
,c nd .igEA.' -N Ajy.l TIA uncer sno IV. oi
.oo,t u ,rf ~. sEE,E.,4 s,o. Sos.'
slfSS l. - Nota ~ or trs above e.rai .lisoi 'riss
t,ol !i.SIONfp OFfIt GKs. Appy = once 20
20 LlcDE...U Hancock. De.4.sIs County :, f' o' 70
.a... ;. Dk pass, .,o. On, r,ecSay. AsS sfA Osy
Wanicd .8r the Sickle. Csvalry-s's>e >esIis'
Corycsais 1ii Pic, .s.t h0w IS M Ih~ toFlt a w.
ycrcir ol Ays.y. APP! q siJskson A-s., ."Ia'
JULIUS C. HICKS. C;p,sin.
All The Dong'i.s Pcid .r,Bi. ~.
- y-s-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Coypcratcu NotIecs.


NOTICE 20 PUBLIC CARTMLN, LX-
~ fss.s,l - rnJ DAiNtR- " IE..E" t.itsA
LlCENsE E--.a,s. b. oefs.s nssr ts Rene"e'' q iheiar
% ksfr ptn ff.s snc fE,T-ss ~ s.'ns sni 20 o f1e
gsfa@n Do :rl q .. &C.. I'm - oeixetn .e a. "a O.
N T. H. gEe b. &c. l.iiY c0y1eis u OF MONba a' - p
u 1893 iir .ag 1ef ml~t b. Esw painted ss4S s' q.
ho clrt o sccssdEs - az ia h- ca sd "sfon'
1.o irh - q 4rs o. ,te = a. ~Bere .' VA re
iu.p,ctej f.i ue Cd actae az. cre csses,i oy -
~ sc;ors .',t be Tsrts'sa - tte ifH NJ y.
nesa 40 lcc y u. oe rene .'ed .tt- ile J.1 o. N''e
Der ~ N. Msrig AHM. BROWN, fiss L..saAi
Hayol Oa.,e. >, g.eabe. IS, is's.
ys'aE SPECI.L COMMITTEE appc ltc
/ oy .ie sOAED or SUPERVISORS to r. AHiSE
CLAIMS mrd is tie ny 10. e1sases al 'e' s.. i'e
o. .s.-7ir~f by %. 2ls' r1con % ch-r real f-s'.
properly con't o. ;ne recent uots WI 20 N
us 1. is ti,n.eI OF ~. tearu ni Pe'w'o.s L. ,'' -
Ci.y fal c. "ED>t-bAl OF; 10 .SoI at ocos- ? r.
~ eou..toI ..e f,. in eases; .
tna FL = o..........'''.'.'''''''S| 'S|'". -
rz.ef-L Nil on.............-.....
JOIN fOF OFr'r................'..''.'' 70
bsfrae .ici-- -.f.............'...''' ..
filtl A. NsfHrcY...... ......'.'.''' -
fsno!as ei,cr rlck....,, .,,..........' 80
a.la-1 f.a. a.'er........s.......'''.'' .,
Ne... of1 e 20 len Aayi,IIn......" - -
Csrs.rs Hpl' 'c......v..,S,........ a.. -
IA rc Care ty....'''.'-.''''''''' -
IoI.. E-p t-....--..........ss''.'
Va. y. " z f'r .....'...'.'..'''' -
t-.r-T NuftlL.. -,
rsus !i'... s. ifa..........'.... - = G - =,
Ci.ig..tf t4 y reg r-. 90 "a 1o'e '-s o" 'e- . ~
r-o.rr II. rtl lie fs.s 49, r ion - as ces "a - 40
.a ga ire I.-c H.. r.. ...-r
1i- abs,c --.-.- ,r 49, ",h s-s. "ilesses' a. -'
ELIJAH =. PgIDY,
ytN.s DANIS s,.,il
slflA .Li. n,
Nt.-DN fL'.7l.
ro,fRr {. Hr1CRiSes sesre.ciy.
EsA al-. Ves. fit -.''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
Csuo. o. Tss s1rErT corYIssrosaz-

ITO CONTRACTORS Nposals inciosed ~
,,,J .rvsicre srlossed Mi ,he ,e of The wo,s ard
.s.t doe us,e .. ID slLt.n tlcteon Va re re
te.yt s. his oie enG i. c.osa = Il i.EsoAf no'en
D,Ela lief .fr
.or d- steam feens M and 'cudrr To- o'e e' Ln
-. ,. sean, a. ~ CINE ,ai tender FOR sss OF Ed
For A sseaa s.Pel sine I'D tenGer fs u.s. o! Ep-
60, o4. pa. Sc. -
3, Ill t.e engine ard tetIe 'or use % 6S
,iac raEs NC -. :, =,
For 4ai .ir. rsy tepis fcf Ensise Company 10. 5s.
fsr ,alffrrrg 2. o. .1r %, tn-.g- ,onIp.ny
T.l e.a.ns ar s.ne ~. usc OF EBIhe 1sDfsns
10. - .
tr hand on - f,r uss ~ .r-irr Com arr 10. ~.
REQ lid.s. ao.r c,r-issQ flT lo.an ny 40. - . -
FGs ior, ", tr0no-.s tgse..s. wrn ;oe spsercshens
,sl IN ,. c. - o5, asl ;lis cl..cDsel SSees
Cn.ILES G. CORNELL
= e.oulu u.r.inn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28

C5.oros tcu-rroI Nyr.TrvEsr oc, 20 iSa
ErEpAiD WATER kEAIS. S.-NUIlCE
ar-.,, .ige ..-. irr es patr o. Ter Per Cen, VII
De al i q al ynnsd ~ tae hist ciy OF Ner N
I.r .,cs. 'lHOtlas :. TAf.'fN. Nat.r Resstsr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-28
ILrTio,.s.
n C,-~~'i--.n Tn-~

lco a. M.....4 derry rr.-r o'n-s - 'lo bfosc -
flstL Ni'th 81 lc e. afcs, 90 he 1T cNeb 20 g. ;lt
lie I.ils tnr is 10 u faf sDf sir oia
l4ra-"ay 20 .ttt0Ld Itts 10 II ast.tt.
- cont,. tou a.rtt !fA (cnl,'n1a .oitt t.-.ca t
foi.wlf rs fs.u 4lcg.
Asa't.d 49,. c.Uor te rri s hereby .ivf 70 srsie
tc.4.. ir 20 $50 csE-l ~f.l. CO. 3D. a'.u asa
a,.... q .fl4- .s, .cti tfecs,loc rtrul '.
4 .ir sf.-c fou, TON foi-.z ct II1 -rif ave
20 ..t1rl tIfc rid 'Ai avon ' nfvp ihs ia
EI5fg, % shs desn A. -0.c 10 ..sss -nsnsc
Which ras ae. ,tr-.
fs tofHcl r. NU.rsr-
l.r ,f av4fd i.i4al lr0.lr- Go fve hruifrG M
,..h. i iar- ~. ave i.r cuuc ~ ..s' fUI.
only ..nbsF ADe ccA. u.lbcs cls-J ~ y. ccss'
t-tr.
- leh w.s s,i..f,a 10 foni.lt.ce o. la-Ise
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-11
BrookIym City News.

Rxcrss oF Tm COMMON COUNCIL The Common Council
held the last regular meeting Of the East evening
The Board adjourned 70 mce, again onhe srs Monday h
October. All the city onices b. closed While
twelve O'Clock moon, except the ohtes OF the Street
Commissioner and Cocccr.of Taxes, whic are V remain
open daily until four O'Clock ?. N.
SUPPOSED FocL PAr.-The body Of man was nshcd no
At Ford's Dock yesterday. wbcf from appearances s
supposed to have come to bis death by violence There
large confusion overtime right eye II caused by
blow from stone and gash three inches IN length b.
hind the le ear deceased w nve feet sx ipcnes
height, dark hair and apparently about twenty
years 81 age Had on light gray panaIoons, blue and
sttred overshrt light calico undershirt linen drawers
boots with the tops on. The remains taken
~ tho dead house by order q Coroner Hegcman, who
tiN ms astisasc tn affair
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-11

Proceedings or the Board Of Aldermen.
THE 81, SOC, 900 BOUNTY STILL IN ABEyANCE-COM-
MUNrCATIoN FROM THE CoMPTRoLLER RESPECTING
THE SALE OF BONDS SENT TO COMMITTEE. ETC.
The Board Of Aldermen met yesterday, Alderman j. T.
Eenry in the chair.
A communication received from Comptroller
Brennan in answer to resolution offered by Alderman
Hardy at former meeting respecting the sale OF
bonds volunteer fund and other city responsibilities
which Mr.. Brennan charged that the resolution
nstgated by malice and that he had been obliged to dis
appoint members OF the Boards and other parties. lie
also TINT the volunteer aid bonds sold about
par and that the Central Park bends sold from
four to eight per cent premium.
The communication was being read when Alderman
LONG moved the suspension of the reading and that be
printed In all the Corporation papers
Alderman MccooL moved that thousand copies be
printed in document form.
Alderman FARLEY moved to amend by inserting nve
thousand copies.
Alderman MoCooI. accepted the amendment.
Alderman HARDY said that the communication contain
cd charge against him Alderman OF the Eleventh,
stating that he had made malicious attack on Comp
troer He claimed 20 have the paper read before any
number OF copies be ordered be printed If the part
read was specimen Of the whole be would say that IL
was untruhful nsuuasons had been made against tho
Comptrolers department respecting those bonds and in
justice Mr. Brennan he alderman Hardy had offered
THAI reso luton with view 10 give that official oppor
tunty OF making necessary explanations He thought
that tho communication ought to be sent back TO the
Comptroller IN order that should be made a form
| more respectful to the Board
Alderman HAL thought Board as well as the gen.
teman from the Eleventh ward wore eutitlad 10 have
| the document read In full.
Alderman LONG then withdrew his motion 10 suspend
the reading and the reading OF the document
| ed. Before IL concluded
Alderman OrTwPiL we'd lis reference TO the Finance
1 Committee, which carried.
/ TIE TWO AID a HlE sitLioSs APPROXIMATION.
| motion was made 10 adjourn gntil Thursday next.
Eny N.kp xUHa e.
meeting again 50 coon.
Alderman FARLEY explained tho reason There was not
sufficient number a members present PASS the
ordinance In regard 10 tho c0Dscrto over the Mayors
veto.
Alderman MITCssII said that this Board should pass
proper ordinance IA place q the one which they had
already passed. He considered Il very Improper and
improviden ordinance, because il would no, relieve the
poor people. He therefore hoped that the Board would
soon eet again Tor they knew from populations which
had waited on the President Of tho United states,
from the correspondence between Lincoln aud Gov.
| seymour, that the draft would take place
Alderman OrTiwEtL urged that the meeting should not
30 before Monday 50 that members might have time to
ascertain the opinion q Their constituents IN regard 90 the
draft
Alderman REQ suggested that the meeting should be
held on Friday next but resolution % adjourn I'LL
Thursday next was carried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-11

Oihciai.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.
SPECIAL srxsfON, MospsY, August 10
ono O'Clock r. NJ. )
60 90, NV suRk. August T. ls5J
SR-You VIII please roity the members.of Abe Board OF
Aldermen 70 meet IN special in the chamber
Board, IN thc~ity a MONDAY the lOth ns one
clock " NJ, Tor the purpose Of rAnsartng such public
business A. may come before the Board
JAMEs hEhD, alderman Sixth district.
TERENCE FARLEY, Alderman Sixteenth district
JOHN 4. HENRY, Alderman Third district.
PtIEH .MlIMh Y I,sAlderman Eighth district.
JOHN OTTiWELL Alderman Foureeuth dlsric,.
tHARlEb CHIP, Alderman Seventh district
J0HN MtLoOli Alderman FIhih district
LOHN rpn ALDERMAN fifsi district
JotE HARDY, Alderman Reyenth district
JACOB ~ LONG. Alderman sevsntnenth district,
prescnt-Alderunen For Henry Hall McCool. Reed
Chip Mitchell Jeremiah. Hardy. Nsslcrson otuwen, Par
fhe President being absent a. reli eali on motion Of
Alderman McCooi, Alderman Henry was called the
chair.
nv Alderman Rsrr.-
Bin ~ Dichl wetasnn FOR furnishing banquet 10 the
Twentieth regiment New York Volunteers
Wheregpon he presented the follow ING resolution
He.alset That the Comptroller be ard he IL hereby an.
orxcd directed 10 wsrrsnt An favor on Deh
wiedmaun for the sum Of thonsand SIR hundrcd and
ninsytwc do arr Tor furnishing banquet CAS- Ter contract
with the Cnrwittee on National Anax1 The twentieth
regiment New YORK volunteer. ami charge the the
accp 1At 81 q y nontingcheies
which laid
nv Alderman HWY
rrrDnp = IN. De company 80 a. Hose Cotpary No ~
eUu hNs u b gspe t1Nfmnv lor 4 house
Wheh tns MIND tp4.4iiisr ~ NHual4F aaf stu
Ala4
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, AUGUST H. 1863

Henry Kvauser Il LEONARD street .... S1cs co
John oss q, 10 Mulberry strect............ 10 90
Anne Farrell, q ored or han Asylum ...... 100 90
Harriet Wilson, 95 wcs. rhir y s.cOud street. rs 90
Ruth Robinson, No. YORK 81 cot .......... 81 90
Martha Cary 81 West Thirty tn rd street. AGO 10
Maria Davis 90 West Thirty SECOND street .. 100 90
Thomas West 81 West tnirty. third Street. 1853 ~
Francis West OF West thirty third street 49,. 14l 30
James Norris Eighty third ST., seventh av 459 81
Nary Wilson, 90 West Thirty second street 1870 90
Alex Anders q, Vandswater street. ......... 80 90
A. b. simmons, TAT Fast rventy eighth street, 500 90
Richard Love- 201 sixth avenue loss OF left leg $500 20
Samuel A. Hi, Third and 10th street, 551 90
John A. ID. Weeker. 81 Greenwich street. .... 200 90
Samuel Gray, 81 Sullivan street ........... 438 80
Daniel Walker 304 Mulberry street. ........ go 90
Robert Sorre A. Le inard street. .......... So 90
Elizabeth A. g. Howe, Forty ninth st. and I'd ay 800 90
James Dorsey, 90 West Twenty eighth street,. TIA SO
Henry Sparks, ,184 Broadway ............ 99T3 63
Aanson II Scudder, 282 Beecker street 648 90
Total. ,.,.,.A................& $50 $50 SO
Previously reported .... i ,305 TAO 40
Grand total. .$l 1869 2s2 "
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AsornsR ARRxsr FoR ARsos.-0ncers Mcknight and
Moxha OF the Nineteenth precinct, yesterday arrested
Patrick oNei the charge Of beng accessory 20 the
burning OF Josiah Porters dwelling house the night
Of JAY 49, that being OF the days OF the riot The
accused was conveyed before h Honor the Mayor The
necessary aldavits taken by Who assistant Fire
Marshal Baker. The Mayor required az 900 bail The
prisoner beng unable 10 give a. committed in fua
Tor trial TINS prisoner makes the nfih arrested Ter
the burning OF Mr.. porters house.
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The Case ofEx.Policeman Ostes-A slight
s'-c..ss4 =. Mistake.

s'-Ss.sss v.-n .Mjstske.
In our Nsue OF the 9Th inst, published paragraph
concerning ex.poceman Patrick Oates charging him with
having assaulted negro named johnson, during the ay
riots, and with having committing other
We fear that great injustice has been dong tie defendant
by the publication In question, and 10 make a cor
recson Upon inquiry yesterday SIR reporter learned
tina. the ohaySe 1dt The accused is only mayhem and
WHO s minus whole and part Of the other;
plains that Oates inflicted these injuries and attempted
take his fc Mr. Oates, for whom we willingly make the
correction Is native Of Ireland Is % years Of age and
lives in Twenty fifth street, near Second avenue.
Additional Developments i'm Reference
to the Drart Riots.
EFFORT MADE BY THE RADICALS TO PLACE FREMONT
IN COMMAND OF THE CITY-HOw GREELEY AND
RAYMOND ESCAPED AN ARREST, ETC.
There are many things that yet remain 10
gard the late antdraf riots in this city Two
items have come to my knowledge from that
be fully relied upon.
Soon after General Wool rendered his services 70 the
officials to aid in suppressing the rioters he waited
upon by Of the most active Of tho radical
politicians in this city, VINO requested and urged General
Wool to place General Fremont in command or the city,
This General Wool pcremptorily declined do
commenced the assaults General Wool privately and
m the radical Journals and this is doubt, OF the
causes Of letters botne sent to Washington from this city
asking t0r MS removal.
Docs not this smell little of the old dodge 20 make
Fremont dtctator? The parties who were fore
most IN that said TO have been the fgurers in this
VINO that this is but way to carry out
old dodges
From another source fully entitled to credit have
also asceteaed that the third day Of the riot three
| or four Of the abiest judges in this oity-ant
/ among this number Judge Mccunn is not inclu
ded-called ~ Governor Seymour's Headquarters
and offered TO issue warrants 10 arrest Horace Greeley
and Raymond for melting the rioters by their articles
The Governor however objected to this, stating that
they arrested they would have to be taken beor
justice or judge and. with the inadequate force, TIL
rioters should find II out, would be almost impossio
TO protect them against assault No order was there
] fore, ISSUED.
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Edward Smith was arrested yesterday, on complaint
Of James Hayes OF 435 West Twenty fifth street. charged
with having been implicated in the attack upon the sale
ratus factory West Twentyfth street on the 10Th
ultimo also with having inundated number Of work.
men from attending to their duties Justice Kelly CON-
mitted the accused for examination.
Edward Murphy was arrested by officers Goss and
Bogart, Of the Eleventh precinct, charge OF having
entered the hardware store OF Sooman Parr, No. 663
Third avenue, at the head OF party Of rioters, and
removing therer0m number Of axes for the purpose OF
cutting down the telegraphc poles Justice Steers COM
mitted he accused without BAIL
Hugh Minnck arrested charge Of hootng 1t the
police during the riot at the Of Second and
Thirty Streets and behaving in very rotous and
disorderly manner. Committed for examination.