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

Dat. continue active dem.nd for consumption and 'psa1!s
ton and tbs market I. again mer bat o.s,ted ssr. o. %.
madam ga9tc Western and state at dS1c and ince
Edwards Island to arrive month hencs at H}c Rye IL
gh ply aud ). hrmer end in fair reque. sale. Of 7yo
bush CANADIAN at So Corn less animated owing TO ths
tha. he market Is excited rid rrss' g. bush higher
sale. Of .iocc sl.h At ~ 2sG 70, Ws.ern mixed
HOPS steady and Ia fair request al Ipd|Ic: io Inferior
2a De Tor fair 70 good 26dac ir good 10 PRIME ana I'd
2ac Tor fancy iops sac' o. -" o"es 81 i'' 'a 70
HHY-rhe n,re, quiet bu, prices are hrm sales Of 800
M0LAssfs-fbe market la, been very quiet and We hear
1I s,e ,1 ns,'e % vet Gn ct 81 ssa 81 II FOR Ln.e-d;
~ c80Si 10 ior Crude " hale sl t0@tl 81 for Crads
sr rro. md sla+i % for No. Western Winter Lard.
pEoVl~lONs-Tbe Pork market issrady SUD iary srvei
ib .ses are 500 bbls at 5 500 81 Y! for old Mes'
ls igsdSl8 q forDew do; Sl2USl ~. for new Hpe
for .our AID musy Mess and 6 2Jd . 80 for thin
r. Br,fi.Scry plenty sni IN mir demand yet price. are
ored sale. Of so bb- +l2 25asl5 IS for pein Mess
..e. Of 500 c. ct j for Western Prime Mes
snI A2a l8 ior India Mess Ree Hams ero quiet sud
MI as nsc,iys sale. OF 20 hhds Smoked shoulders at
!. ad 1900 ib Bellies in bulk, o. lOc Bhcon di'i ,Ia
Pc 1909 bb. for January ard February delivery at l1o
and ,CD bb1 do same MONTH. iJc. Butter Is nfm ana
in fair request previous rates Caeese 10 macti'e and he'
PnTRoLEUM /. Inactive snd quite irresulsr ths receipts
sre very light being only 6S bb, bat the stock here and 10
Pennsylvania 80 vel a. IN Eurcle ~ veiy as tna p
for all requirements still great Efforts are being msde TO cause
reaction without assigning any sound reason and we nos
were effected ,6ic but large LOT. coud DO placed even
Dc; 20 bbs hand Refined IN bond sod AZ iLc, ana
500 do DO =, 4llr bn think the market cannot be quoted
over 4o good cooI.d Straw Oh Is offered At Ssci with
stimulating ne demand. ye, sales Of 100 bbs ere re-
II ururug contctssnd 100 bbls tor December January
FEBRUARY reported also ut 13qisc kehued Free
quiet but arm at 3lds2 though job lots command moFs
money.
BlCEA h,tier inquiy tss prevailed day, snd prc's
though thout nnotaoe ffmer sales Of so bess
AIracan "A 10 Loo bsss ksngoon at iiGs and 10
bas' do. In bond a. si0ffc.
sCGARs-Rsw Sugars hsve bsen very dull and prices us
IN buyer. We do not think far Refining could
be- sold i?i sacs Of IS hhds New Or sans al ~
hhds do Car.ied lSic and 25 bIs Havana az sc
By suction, 50 br, Havana sods; IsidlJsc, cash lie
hned quoted at ,ic. for llsds
sPiCfS-A very fair demand prevails snd pIic.s are
strengthening sss Of 800 bag. Pepper At c ZOO n-' a.
sis a. sc and 7Ol do IN bond IN private terms
SEEDs-C over seed /, 10 nii cd demand out l. hsIp I3
1isc Tor Timothy seed i quiet bot arm At ~ 20
o. q bush o. q B American Rough Flax seed .-aTmy
held % rJ9 - - y bush Of q ~
TALLOW il. ~ r demand and the market 10 seshy sArs
Of 10000 n u ~. a. l2.c. for City. -, +,
WulSKf-ILe set active and frler, hut 10 unseed
tho ccse .aes Of 400 bbls a. 1Jd'Jc for esas snl
Westsrn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
TEE MERsAY IROS-CLADs.
r rance.
THB PEorosED CONGRESS.

The Par. Pafrie prctcnds 20 bc informed tha'
Russia Italv nad swain have already accepted ilc no
pcsa. far Co. rTet.. bli g rtal- of tie Objections a.
Vienna %. most s'rious and dos rot coALin To-
assertion -ly l.- .o L Other Q4nr,4s II tAc4o .,..s
no difficulty CO.. the pat o: Eng!a4d.
lie Fs1rce having A0sumsd uai iho proposition o.
the Congress .s t4Ltamplut 90 The cstnnAslment o.
peace tie Teups ~ to-day iominds Oi u ftv
~ tae many questions which must 20 EEL 40 root
before the Congress can be cons.dersi fucc.as
Thus Poland receive her entire Independence or
be f4ry reoouDicd 20 Klssa, Hungary and Venice TIE
raIne H. their relations % Austria TIE Roman questou
must BE- solved 60 the faflfacon loih of Italians lra
uf Cat.oics tie LCft.rl 0rcfion mnst hs settled o.
the sasfart ou a. s ft~ PoWers dstUrbing g. Wy
tie European equilibrium. and securing path of pro
Cfcfs for tlc LoTaDt; ard te ahl44 n thc Drcl.cs
I1ng b. arraEged 20 TIE ss-cton boih oi Danes aud
GoUlaAs Tic Ilr.rf saJs tlesa ore lsE Oly olt "
many Qof.iiors with which .l0 Congress. u II ever
meets " 80 AaTo u deal
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
.Adverii,enicnil !
Advrrtisenirnt.I
OuTRAGEOUs ASSUMPTIONS AND CONTRApI0

OUTRAGEOUs AsSI MFIIONs MD NONI KAUIU
rroxs ~ IfsNRr NAaD BEECBEks IxErsE HALL SEE
a, EsGLaSp Independents ii pouuds shinss, and penes
trpeniet of ol lonoI independent o al nitir a. m
ocular b. Is surely tie auy OF evcy censces
gs nan toward Ls God O. euiravor gi corenf
from ic bas. and oil "a. q slavery thttns Alriseft
fucsctni Patriots, Lovers cf s'ercy see D. ile sns
uuis bo Of the rergcsous AID bes u oar foss
,iuton by What looys The iorbrarance OF Nefs
IL one OF tAc ings Of which she uay be Justly prold lt
PRODUCT q pg.ll At fEuli o: Lilsty The nsproh
tst hl'stan iai which l. tie u'itr - bob i1et! ahs
nlth murderer because ugd llteHe4c win oAg rit ni
lrrrs tie best evidence OF Qur Integrity ard th'tnn
~ our rhesfance toward mcrsl is au eydrrce nav
we morally right Tan Nc allow slch AEtlas o. sn AZ
10 become the standard Of noFLs aud integrity much %
. q Cbrstauityi
Dc not fail g. examine IN, FSeie Hon Speech AZ so
r,y.ss1in Tuk PKiScirIA Published A. No 10. .NtAfas1
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
CITY ITEny.

The FRENCH THEATER.-Manager Juguet
makes hi, first appearance Of the season toiSLt Hnu
viii te sure Of. hearty welcome. Tho Interest oi the
occasion Will be Increased by ~ having been selected
for the debut o' Nile Maillet The roriormAnoes VII
consist Of L<s Noes De JsaEr nea Little coiaie o a
and one-ao: vaudeville By Pau! de kook. entitled Re-
DE- Ia LHHe II the course oi hs evening hr LFom 81"
play on mns,a instrument called he enHeynka' AID
which. for augLi We know. "a he original harp ~
thousand s;sinss.'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

NrwsBoys' LoDGiHG- HOUSE,. This worthy
institution is located at No l2s Fulton s.Iec' NoV
wlthsanding TIE severity tmos tho managers
been enabled TO carry their work sleoessfuy uhE
the past year. As an Instance OF ihe Vane Oh 'uon
home. We will say that during tho past three monihS
ses lodgings have been provided, 5soi meals Furnished
and 62 homeless and destitute boys have boon pHoel ~
country homes. Over 100 boys are now acconmodaIou
every night who were II not for tho inducements o t"e
Lodging House. would hove nowhere ogo. AS Ih"nA'
Giving approaches the boys look forward " good d
nor Lat year they wer. oYerookvd
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Lord Palmers.On and Dir. Villiers on the
American War.
The Speech Of the King of Prussia
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.

The steamship America from Southampton
Nov II arrived here on Monday morning. Hol news
IA, been anticipated but the mails bIough. by ler are
hree days later.
The Caroline from Cronstadt for Newlor With hemp
wacroegod and abandoned b. tie crew las been taken
into AskGe.
The Phcncian Of Belfast from New-York, WIS aonn'
doned October It. crew saved by tbe Echo f.on. New
YORK which has ~, into Queenstown leahy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
INd,rrtisenlrutl J

VERY ISrBREsTiN0.-The Marriage Customs
o. Ens and Russia Norway, 1c.-Far Hail. ara uarA iaf
The Hal, learns tho GrTte Hace'- insis sams
,onDoom Of tho Red ManC hiasBn. Their Habits Cue
tonis anl rlcksRussa and Amercs-A Ateao'hoP "h''eS
and Mr. N. siIer In The PHYSIOLOGICAL Jocsa~L "s
DsornaKx NewsInen have it. s"u BY nrsi Po" Tor 10 ca
bv FosLrK WkILs No. 9Vs Broadway, Ne~'iors
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Tho Bank Statement shows a decrease In loans Of

Tho Bank Statement shows decrease In loans Oh
s342 I02 decrease Of specie Of sl 1886 decrease
Of deposits Of s65562 and IN increase OF circulation
Of se6ai7. The contraction ia quite as large o. was
expected and readily explains the inability TO make
loans on oaIl The contraction in loans Is ~ the ei
pense OF commercial borrowers and stock houses 10
enable THO banks to pay for their T. cont Treasury
notes As there are more to 10 paid for further con-
traction follows naturally
T.ytx Of a., Loans. Sn,c, Cicndton and Drro'it, Of hs
lrnk Of the C of Neur- Iork 0T fbs rck cld'n9 sat
uyday Nor. u, 1863 70 ulieh 70 GIirsa hs CAPITA!
of ffrt IIak
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
fAdyer.isementl
Hoyr's SATIN LAUNDRY STARCH

Received pseuiu a. tie srea; Exhibition Or.,,s fiss1
1852 anI 1854 krlurcs on., fvotd nggh Ss ~ o4v
nary starch. Superior 20 any ohef or ne anl nlfiA k
ins them transpsruuey white smooth lacr. On e.esfns
polish and ptI.eCt rlas'ic sarness Alsgl 20 t-r
hbr,c. Will nor MLr DAHs .. Foear "hAfhsA
fucc ia cents per pound , Ny
JOSS boYr Co, 40 10 iA'Sisr 80" '
Sold hN ~ dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

EVACUATION DAY.-The Eightieth Anniyer-
.sry Of a., Evacuation Of New.York By the BriLsh.
Nov o5 I5sJ will be celebrated By tie lrs, Company
Washington Couilperial Guard Capt GArret YeEanoe.
The Company viii make Q city parade under tho com
marl oiexCapt John DaErow.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Adveri.suieuLl

Opening of English loyal \elyet ana n s.I.-
.cs CARPggisGs II lRlM ANpWsoSs ten spscy,, 40
rooms No - Doweg,. Al,a Lowell ihie" sy ST., 80 VS,s.
< ,aPlfs. Also luas Man, MAtgfyes, shtpA', -.
4 Is aud on lIOrHs three 10 eighteen .e"i "i-"
able yflcea Az soods ay suErtn.'ea q. -. % ps..y
Uf.AA AspRV13sA 80. ~ DS'-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Rcreiytsof Produce.

Nov 40 ~ bbl. Flour. l.46l bl' ntsr 20
Corn M'sl g bando = 90 onsh "iea 90 p',n. %.
pis, L.d, 30 pkgs OF Ce 2t6 Pkg, butt'f 2VS' ts''
Petroleum. :, ,Ic3 psr. FrofisioDs, 20 Pkg, Ashes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Marhet, -c.srrv-lr rssoH1a0 20, TVS = Trisrsi

Nusua g. Huf. - lt.l.
ASHF s-Th. msie 4, quiet srd easi'l iol fcai sacs
At 90 g. a. 90 g. TO- Fots aud 80 3, iof Pee .'.
CtfTO-Ihs tcm4nd continue modem both Com spin
i u ald spso .tf and gr's sfs a. n Lito cabot Tic
lew 1fs t5.rn b. Banaagi4rrr orc fhrNy slpiy !mme
date r. rrnf, salt. a. sb04 tOaoiS bales "a oas.' "
tluGfc. n HlddlngA
as, principally iGun he trade prices remaining ubont the
sr a. os.u,y guosa sales cf dl bags IN IL ihN oass
raea % AtsAlo end on bivs cargo Of Ae Iosl.
pu, ate ienus OtnrT hiuds qlioi
: FLgUA AND MEAi--Ihs mafk,t fot Western and
9t,, our ouenrd falfY arn eud 4ai0c Y Dbl hfhrr "a
.h. lss gass oi State, n aympal4y with The Improve
ensgd s-Iy qIst ~ v advance, while Wrsffn han'l fnI.d
.~idy viii ,uiry. Tue snta 400 Obs nt 80 Ia
40 % supsfhus Stssi 80 tJN 80 - for tIifA do
: 1tda. ~ or Fancy do 81 1ynA o. for hr lo gndrs
. 90 lor tIsie sud Family d. and sU1A I'll l5 fo 81.
lo. Fsfr-s Canadian fiouf Hciif" aud ia Timer
s.. al 200 hfs o. av9 - b3 for the 0w sdes %
and IA sla 80 IS or trade aad family DO solretn Flour
\ n GOOD mend and tho nesot s better; sas o @ DO o.
Al -. Boa ~ 10 tor Common 90 Good suyerhns Erfs
y brand, Kyn floui hun and n ia request sale, of 200
b.l. Al aaG5a ti-thc latter Tor Extra Corn Meal b. Light
,ppy sld IL lne and Ia lais domad saos Of 900 bbs g.
~ Tor jsrrcy. -
GHAIN-fne Wlesi msTk,t oponol rather hrner under
r arrivals aud futhtr advance m gold and cschnre bnl
I.6 90 bushcl. AMI consist 900 uns Old tlcg0 apr
ia store Ai r. IS li,llD do NV Chicago do 4fo
fsf h0. AID 200 do Milwaukee Club, IN store. ri Dot
snd TO arrive at VI i5@4 a. t.l1 do AmD,r do, ara
lowe at fl 4,at ib, anoa and 81 ssaHl 80 ia atosr
H. 400 do. Red Ncs'tn s0ai. Hi tu IN b. aud % h
DO Am1cl do, eiioa aud m slor, = sa4t o. ta aurl
VA extreme price aud above thc market. The demand !.
muiy iOl gcstent bat fr inquiry h alao n0tcfub oi
milling Hlfcy Il quit but saies a. $50 buth good
',l .0wsi os.is ~ ,l "a bafef Malt "a eas. yvs esm
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

pRrzg SAILS Seventy bales Of cotton, the
cargo " pIe sloop Nellie. we're sod yesterday by L,
Marshal Murray. il brought q cents pr pound Tie
assorted cargo - tie Pre- schooner hesey sold fcF
about g. 90 The schooner sold 20 Brighinan for
g. 800 To largo and valuable cargo OF the famous
griso steamer PceFhof viii b. sold .. the Urion Stores
Brooklyn to-day. Tie catalogue comprises liz pages
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
IAIv.rtis,u.rnf

II we love Liberty more than slavery eau W
- hl,ior -r,in.t sud nullhea,on OF a.! ihe e'N sns
sel , 81. ,sut.s OF Personal Freedom ia QUE ,onsb.a
- -, r.on and IL the moot, msgoy hicIied -
sss Sf ss,sr, Th. base concession TO me a S' II Wss
i''o. ia En.lAnd review ed In 1As fAIscIriA a's"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
laivcriiselasni
IrNrr " Nm nINlnnn. lNfLER IALh

Srssru IN Enslnd,s sifo-.Qus hlu on o-t ~
.-i.tlng eId holding NJ thls thart.l ci o
rry to pubhc rl.cuio IN rv.ga .id ey tAs s''-F ~
't ~ sD,r.nt.rs tb- ems s,eiucut o. asn, N'inh
AZ a., st,.s ni,6, Sec tlis speech reviewed sn ~
rs'.1 pnsu,h,d ~ No loa Wlism - and ''id ''sT
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

ST. AIMS FREE CHURCH FOR DEAF MUTgs.
TIE Annual Fair in aid Of this Church VIII be held q
No. eO6 Broadway during the week commencing M'n'
day. Dec T. 1863. IL the important mission OF eItene
ing Church privileges the educated deaf mues OF our
country this Church still needs mnch assistance. The
adie. Of this parish extend cordial invitation u The
ladies Of other parishes 20 help them In their efforts
make this fair successful as those which have hitherto
been held Donations Of money materials or articles
nav be sen. to Mrs. Wait. Drectress, No. - Essp
Thirteenth street, or Mrs. Cone Treasurer. No ~
Esst Nineteenth street.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
lAlyer,i..n ~ !
Tug WINTER NuMBg

The WINTER NUMBER OF NM 'hu' -.
,trro9 oF FAsHoN.lhc moot bhisuil innfr'hs, ss.r.
D and u.i number. Contains srtsinS' lAe,e -
aG aud more ssan.e than sny Danioes Yes ''''''
-esdy
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

OPERATING AT TUB Stock FHCHASGE-
John Gorley and William Golden were arrested on Mos
day on suspicion 0f stealing go from Edward J. NAP
tin OF No. % William street at ihe Stock EAohAbr
They were committed iOr examination by Justice Dow
hing AZ tho IOMbs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

t. uy o. r1rr,uc- 81, ,r .her Of n, demand, Of ,hs
eonrcfral .r4rlfy sd ouf taNt4es cs-t iAf'' ,ir
e. lars t.sf uan yslieriay ir buTins rae,
trnftft f..olnf ttd ealing a. fsT t9th pofi4nl eh1
all 90 teri O. Ffcai ta nfafce 'p cn ff
rlis enlflal .ffrrf.y in 10 uua'L Nci i"ot nneiLe
s.r'n. D. I. snl oo,rg At l.I! iisr, itsfe zach
.-frfr a. ~ a. ftr laf.c slot iolf silver
"a, GOOD c.H.aa q !osli saasi. elf-.ty 70 -,
psyns gtsa.lsla 81 .s..ins a. tli Trsa.iufn.
Tho s.oamrh.p America, OF Tie Bremen and
Southampton line arrived At this port this morning
with ErgIsh market accounts 90 ls.h Inst Tho baas
4 Lns ard lad so mlls 4silef advance n tho raso
u interest BIT carly Glango 10 seven Y cent was
looked lor Tho Ene.sh fund, ero reported ~ for
money ard on ezl.glieai for 30 December account
Illinois Ceuifas quoted fsaei0n bciior. a, LiYor
pol Broad.tuns rather higher. but dun IN London.
oar South ampioa rororier sends tie following
d.p.,,h horn Msoun,. of sept M states 'Aa tho ,hip
usat. o. Gold co hs dscufs Of AL lt ao-ns 10 o5'
a.. T-o tCn, Arii-sl of Ir,'a,y, No'. 70 N,
Frrh day aF. shown tendency g. fu rcfras~ ~
t,..lu but ths op~uas and t. closing prices ~'f' iho
sr- = faflcsf iprFo quoted nt - lhrfr
-. l .ssrsss s-ouai dsuaDd ut Gle lak tod = ou
rfrssar- ll o ogsn inaflet nsabr suP.J 'f money
ss-el rather abundant la f dfTae loan ." mains a. h'
.tsr., g. proved ssch. nnd llr ORA ofdny sit'
t.ssI sIrsrivacsd rens~sd ia 81 y cots e4"'nl -
h. Er,.fct, Artirl., u We ln,,isy Nov ii ssy,. TIE
Tor fnausy GAd li Discount iuf Dec . There 10 an
ul f.,don t.i s4ssnre Ga us rae 81 Discount 20
rent may be slaliei on 4huai r'hi 90 pei ~ !.
10 Con- nrrls rci 4n.os hlFr 0ctir t'ir ia,n Fi'
Rent. ,.,i 20 tlf .c in the Stock ir.lafi mo ras of
.i,.nre, . 4 rrnt fr short prlol' und cent ib tie
I.li ..o.unl kn.uia alIe' declined 4 oe1-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
BULLS HEAD-Mcnday Nov. 23.-Ths ma

BULLS HEAD-Mcnday, Nov. 23-The MAJ
ke opened this morning with little over 100 bead Il
buooks IN the sale pens the largest portion Of them
light sort and but few Of the very best, and conss
nuenty the saesmen had 10 trouble in advancing ~
price about hss cent pound higher than last Mna
sav taking WEIGHT quality aud price oil into considsrs
toa IAis class l. quoted pretty generally at loi sua
y L. net seller sinking DlL, and tOlle ci Tie yer! bt0
are quoted az l.e ly buyers but iAt @e ihnk tre
too strong The next grade, such az good upcolatry
oxen, which sell 10 Average Atc II, al are soIshs
4icr by tie Government agents 20 slp Sosin iof ~
army arc Only a shade higher; ard the medium ort d
western steers of 70 Z. ost. ret. o. ioc may
30 .c higher; but the lower grnGcs slch as St EST
er Steers and thin STATE stOok. which sells az foe
y and Of the poorest a; less are no hlgaef u -
h.gh as last week bhe number N ncske', coh'osine
tie st weights j not as al 80 a. Us a. a-e "ouu
A short supply auy time bat " Thanksgiving week ans
woull cause much greater advance ihan LAS oecur'ee
today Indeed. ol the O8 ner. dei al! aI i.ee.
end Messrs Starr g. Reed, who bought 20 ior ne
army do consider the prices MATERIAL! Aisa.f ~
week ago; bns they acknowledge that t-es were seiy
carly in market and Il Is probable tlst 'he! han ~
ceycd the most Of their stock before there p" y IN! 1y
of A short supply. pretty Dad Allure of " Ssn.ng
ton Market Wholesale butcher mas caused LIZ
excitement! among the brokers who cell cattle TO tas
csss Of CUSTOMERS and owners think has Affected ~
price Of medium and inferior class II cattle ard thse
iey do se freely. let Il Is certain that AL slg
be sOld out before dak Og go nearly 80 thst there nH
lie no gut tomorrow, even H'l tho ~ or iv head thSs
are expected IAe weather to-day j. b-aa-l!ii being
bright sunny dag cool enough make overcoats COM
Portable; snd II tie market place was dcceuiy clean
business would move very pleasantly. ~ II Is thers
s an awful am0uu. of cursrg hy those 20 hnyeto ae
ak inches deep cattle droppings. The sheep mara"
only lightly supplied this morning. bni there are q's
Sheep enough for Tie buyers particularly those who LAC
meath Washington market Saturday. As tu!eis ae
yrrv hv Of making oers 20 the sheep brokers they sv
eed 20 offer better than last week. IL Is I'M
cult to sel any lots Of Sheep IN market AZ o. FOUND
live weight. TIE Hog market Is only lightly sulpnee
o. dav and nrices have advanced 10 Csc. (, n, NV
weight ior tie best lots and heard .; one a. ote
m nrnfler l.lN III 7c. q -.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

WEEKLY MoETALrrY.-T report Of the City
Inspector for tho past week shows that during that
period 443 deaths occurred m thse.ty 0f.he deceased
10 were men. 100 women, III boys. and lo6 girs
There Is decrease of 10 IN comparison with the
tally Of the previous week and increase OF - upon
tao mortality Of the corresponding week Of 1862
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

HOME FOR Tug FaIEyDLEss. Our readers win
End among the special notices one by the managers n
the Home for the Frendless No % East ThirtietA
street. We would Say TO those nnacfuainted with ths
Institution that IL Is temporary home for orphaas
hal. orphans or wOrse than orphans Tor ' hoM goe4
country homes arc secured iT practicable, snl
among is oenefcGries about 100 soldiers csfrea
The social gathering In the afternoon and evening
Thani8giying Day viii b. made specially Interesting
The Rev = II. 1yng jr Is TO DC one of tie speazert
aid tae little oues always tell their story tAab
the sight Of tie eye Affects the heart.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

COMMON COuNClL.--lhcre was no meeting of
the Common Council yestr rlay both Boards being witL
out quornn
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
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SPEKCH OP THK kING OF TAuWIA-
The hing opened the session OF both Houses
u the Punian Diet i1 pcrfor on NOV. 81 ] O'Clock
?. ~. IN tho White Hsii offie Royal Castle
The following are tic most important portions - 60,
E!ue's speecA.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

RECGUlTIsG IN TlIs ClTy.-ihe work OF re-
crutng tor Tie purpose ofihlng he quota for the cit,
Wac formally commenced iast Friday s.aoo which tine
about ljO mcn'hage been cusied. The number O. men
to DO mustered into tie service before the 9TH ol JAnn
afy ueS. IN order 20 exempt the citizens os Newiork
nom the operation ol another dram Is as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

THANKSGIVING FOR THE P0Os.-The Chris
tan Alliance proposes TO give to the poor brought und
its agency their annual Thanksgiving dinner on Thur
day next Needy families served at their houses b.
committee Of ladies and gentlemen. who take the pro
visions % them Money TO aid this object may be sem
to Charles Fanning. No. Burns slip. and provisions
on Wednesday at the rooms Of the Alliance Umversi1
Building, Washington square.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Tnrnrrxsru WARD SCHOOL OFFICERS. The

citizens az tho Thirteenth Ward are now thoroughly
aroused to tho importance o. placing men o' standing
and morality IN the public schools grea. deal Of in
nAon reades al parties At the conduct OF sorne Of
hose now the local Board of school officers. ard IL
has been determined by the leading citizens property
holders. Lnd bus!nefs men. 10 place an Independent
tokct In the Geld. embracing names which viii COM
mand he respect and support Of all who hsve the inter
ests Of The schools 1t heart The "C.tizenS Tickei'
vii receive The indofsemen u the Republicans AID the
McKoon Democrats and formidable and thorough
organlaoG v place the success Of tie tekes beyond
neradl leLtnrr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

prPARrURB oP kuSsLAS VESSELS. - This
nraing TIE Russian fhgaie OsIaba and ono Of TIE
small s.ee,uors VIII leave for Fortress Monroe.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

Admiral IisoGsky has, it is said, hired a
place OF resdenco Tie upper part Of tie city for tie
Winter.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT UNoS NoMI-
SAuos--Wininm +. Smith IS Ito candidate iOr tie
position 81 Ciyl Justice of TIE lid Judicial District
oftle Union Convention. which moi Oh Friday evening
last a, No. l7e Prince street.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24
Total ...........l8.l2l

The business of recruiting is entc, in the hands OF
The substitute brokers nearly all OF whom obtain large
discount on the $500 bounty paid by tho Sapenhors,
but their profits result from agreements viii recruits
it is matter which mainly concerns those who enlist
under such circumstances On the day that recruiting
commenced four wo,e enlisted 70 one district
who received only SIS each he broker roeAetns 50
IN ouch instance. Yesterday. George Morris 81"
charged soldier Who wounded In the head 81 '"
ccll,rs,ilc. and whose time expired only On iH'''"'
last reenlised Tor three years-r''ei'ins -" 'o""
some broker iobbmg Che baauco IL Is '''''u'' ~ y,
hoped tlat the Supervisors Recruiting ,V,''''''''
alOp. somc plan to li tho clsf OF thes' ""VN' '"@
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

LEAVE or ADsENCB.-Ihe Rev. y. A. Staples
Of tho Sccoai Uniiarian Church Brooklyn he, been
gran ted three months Leave oi Absence by lis oousse
cation on account Of ID health.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

NEW Cry RAILROADS Many Of the streets
are IN impossible coalition on recoun. Of the
operations of tic 81 tho new city railroads in
laying trnckA Blceckor street nom Broadway 10 tie
Sixth avenue presents confused heap q eob1le-
stones dirt. railroad tics. iron, tleepcrs SO. Park
and Printing House square arc also IN confusion
Tloro nrc four separate tracks on the Fonrsh ave
nue.. Tic work Of laying ra for the new roads Iaita
iinaly and lon,iiudinauy ID not more than hlf CON
pietc
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

McCurns majority over Bosworth is therefore Y
votes. Ii was then
Re,or,d Ths, hs President and Clerk select four papsn
" slich 10 pubish the official returns.
Resolutions Of thanks 70 President Little and the
Clerks of the Csnvasses adopted when tie BosrS
adjourned sine die
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-24

Arno1od is q statement. of the business OF the
n..--n- u--l.n.I LIZ DO nl..,h u O-ioh.r.