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grey, or who wish TO change the color will find
Boswell and Warmers Coiorfc superior to any
does not crisp the hair like dye but leaves it soft
and glossy: See advertisement Of Funston Il SEQ
held, SOP u street, near WilIards'. Ia elm
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ATTENTION. Soldiers and others samaritsn's
Gift is your only hope. Cures any Gaze of private
complaints in from two to four days. you would
don't fail to syail yOurselse of this remedy The
Samaritan's Root and Herb Juices Ia the only
effec ual remedy for ssres and diseases which have
been treated with mercury. Take OF this purifying
remedy ard be permaDes tly cured. See advertise
ment III another column. ja5G
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DR.. DUPoNT's Sugar coated Female Regulating
Pals are the cary best in They operate sp-sd!y
sea upon the most delicate stomach A trial of
these Pills viii prove their ali others
Price 81 q box. Sole by 8. c. Ford corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue, Washiayton, and Henry
CooA, AlexenorA. Ja6-ly
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DysIRABL8 INDIA RrBBsR Gosps-Mr H. "A
Hall has Just received q los of Omcers' Long and
Light dun finished Coats; also, dull finished Pom.
sh9s, extra large sises also, lot Of blue sii,h
light in wei sbt) Rubber Capes With sleeves which
be s selling At manu- lecturers prices at his India
tween 9Th and 10Th SITS. = .0-7..sT, oe n II
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SPKRAAToRRHGA CAN BE CuRGD-Dr Rand's
Specific cures Sperxnatorrhoa. Sem inat Weakness,
I1pots1ty, Loss af Potcsr, ETC. specify and efecua
". Its effects are truly magical. A trial of the
Specific, will convince the most skeptical of its
merits. Price 81 q box. Sold by &. o. Ford cor
ner llth street and Pa. avenue, Washington and
Henry Cook Ale andria. tasty
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Ispk HsYSnA eeoDs; Tho piacs 70 bay yeaE
Naysrsaeks, and every .rticls made from Tndla
Rubber, il a3 II. A. Halls India Rubber Warehoass,
where you obtain them At nAnufact1rers
prices, SIC Penna. avenue, betwsen sth and 10th
street, 'aH - ~ hAf- o. 22-H
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I,OR SALE-Ys}usbls PROPERTY, rrcentiy
Il suiit snd esutreliy iocsted, being In she VI
entity Of Patent and Post 0niees Any person d.
sirous Of investing the present h fsvorsb,e or
between @ and Il, Nos. 400, 402, 404, 400.
Would prefer 10 sea entire block. Inquire a. No.
SCI Pa. ave-, between 9Th kai 9th ste.
de- T. Tn. k2f In. BERG MAX.
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INDIA RUAPln 6ooDs.-It is not necessary for
Mr.: ii. A. Hall to enumerate the different style
and kinds Of Rubber and Gutta PsrohN manufas-
tured goods that he keeps on hand, he keeps them
oil and glance int the beautiful store list Of
prices given By his attendants viii convince any
Rn5ber Rnrshoxss and is located at 0 Pa avenue,
next door 70 MessrB. Harper MitcheIl's dry goods
wal ehouse, betwe en- 9th and 10th SITS. de eft
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and Robert NJ. Clark, citizens Of Stafford
county, Virginia, was committed TO the Central
Guard House yesterday, by order Of Colonel
Baker Skidmore Is charged with having
threatened the hf- or his Union neighbors. aud
or having aided rebels In arms against the
Government. Clark had vessel and goods
seized by Colonel Baker, which was confis-
Gated, for the reason that he had procured
clearance upon false representation of the
facts. The goods Were purchased with money
which had been received for load Of hides
CLARK sold 10 Dir Jones, hide contractor, OF
Philadelphia. The hides, IL Ia stated were
stoien by Clark on his trip mp the river When
his boat and goods were confiscated he coollv
saId 10 the Colonel Baker. s'Well, you have
caught me 'his time. but shall Try it again"
TIM ChARas or "FALsR PRErHyoEs
thu case mentioned in Yesterdays paper, of Mr.
Stevenson, of New York, obtaining n fraudulent
ly OF A. n. Binniager Il 90 money, 1t seems
that Enringcr & 20. had some money deposited
with them by an agent OF one Of Mr.. Steven.
sons clients, and that tDr his client MI. s. at
e ched tho money 80 the money Of his client.
The case was fully heard before Judge Mer-
hss been a mcuber Of the bar Of The supreme ~nc
Court Of the United Ststes for the past ten
years, and has been praeiicing In the zcity OF
New YORK Cor over fifteen years.
EHrAKa PLEASE es Ia commanding 20 orr
raiders Miss Rumsey's concert, to night nj
Willa-d's Hall. The Object is commendabis
che. There can be 40 doubt thst if n reading.
room for soldiers lie immediately established In
our midst II will do much good. The concert
given week since by the same lady, was very
fully attended, and was quite successful. We
hope 20 night tha proceed Will 20 Tar towards
erecting he soldiers library and reading room
building -
BUaGLAEV.-About O'clock Monday mora.
iag the store Of b. Premier, Mos, 3H aad 31G u
strest, betwesn N,nth and Tenth, was entered
by thieves, an i goods 80 ths value Of about $50
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FUrURE DAYs.

By W. L. WALL a co, Anctscse>rs
South corner Pa. Az and eth 81
EL0UR AT AUCTIoN.-on sArUKDaY
- MIuhS INC yanaAry 18th, We viii seu, a cue
Flour 10 which the attention OF the bake n Il e.eS
IA IS W. L. WALL 90 lurts
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" HIDES-HIDES.
w ILL Be sold at Public Auction, on ever,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, az II o'ciseS :
M, ut the Wharf on Sixth street, Wsshinstss a.
sale. - = = =
Tern: cash in Treasury notes. to be paid - u,
memen nj OF sale. z-1EE e.. BELL.
ia Is IChron.l Ii. Col. and c. g. o. D.
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purpose Of hearing report from the Special Committee
on the communication Of the Mayor recommending ap
preparation for payment Of bounty soldiers 10 n up
the quota Of the city Ten members were present. the
President Alderman Clark, IN the chair and Alderman
Earl acting AZ secretary
The commalee submitted a report, together with the
foll0~ ing resoiutiOns:-
Resolved That the Mayor ana Common Council of Jer
sey City will pay 70 each volunteer 70 the number or the
quota Of this city, the of hundred dollars q the
time Of his being mustered into the service Of tho United
States.
Resolved That the Finance Committee be reouested
TO report this Common Council the best means OF rais
ing the necessary amount o. money require
menis Of The above resolution.
Resolved That committee OF one rom each ward he
appointed snpcrinend the ening n recruiting Offices
and other matters conncced therewlth commit
tee arc horzed TO expend exceeding 5000
Tho resolutions elected considerable discussion, soo
OF The members being 10 favor or postponng action until
tho meeting on Tuesday night and IN the meantime 70
get expression o tho sentiments OF the taxpayers
through q public meeting.
On the other hand, n urged that immediate action
necessary US but about twenty hve days will inter
which the quota of about four hundred ano twen
ty Eve can be raised by volunteering.
short taken for the purpose Of consulting
with the citizens present many Of whom taxpay
ers and tho question being taken by tho citizens
they voted for the two hundred dollars bounty without
dissenting voice.
The Board was then called 10 order, and, the vote
being taken, the report ai resolutions were adopted
unanimously.
The President named the following committee, 10
formy with the resolutons: Aldermen Geddis, 0afnoy,
Decker Ege, Nafew and Kane. sss+ 81. 2s.sl.
Recruiting Offices win be opened Ia each ward today,
and thought that the required number OF men viii be
be required for bounty money. In addition 70 the
amounts offered by the city nty dollars
Sbounty Paid by the county making total veteran
soldiers and nine months mon of $ses.
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
OUR IRON-cLAD NAVY.


Launch or the Quimtara Battery Onsn-
daGa-Our First Two Turreted Iron-
Clad dAnoat-Inctdenss or shs Launch
Sad Accident 60 Several Workmen-A
Full Description or the On0ndaga, Sc.
The United States irou-elad battery Ouopdaga was
launched from the Continental Iron works yesterday
morning precisely naIf~ss eight O'Clock, amid very
large cOucourse Of spectators.
The early hours OF The morning showery which no
doubt deferred many persons from attending the cere-
mony As il there not less than six thousand
present Among the number the Assistant Secretary
Of tho Navy, G. " Fox, Admiral Gregory, Naval Consuc
tors Pook and Deano Chief Engineers Sswa Griffin and
Sinners aud others Of note The ladies' turned out in
ARE numbers, and despite the unpe Of the
weather, they seemed TO enjoy themselves highly.
The death Of Miss Quntard the lovely daughter OF the
designer and contractor Of the vessel threw gloom over
the ceremonies which 10 have taken place after tho
launch but, despite this sadness, the builders
assistants did everything that could be the
fort and enjoyment Of the spectators
Az before mentioned At past eight the vessel be-
gan her trip into the water amid the cheers Of the peo
pe-Aiss Salio sedwick christening her the Ouondapa
and she gded most beautifully into the water with her
deck load Of human freight, who seemed 10 enjoy the
Affair very much.
An accident occurred just the vessel started, by
which several workmen ~ere wounded and Others mar
rowly escaped. IL appears that in splitting out the
wedges tho ship settled on the ways sooner than
was expected, although every precaution had been
taken 70 guard against any accident; but in the
hurry and hustle Of the starting Of the vessel some Of the
men became alarmed and instead Of lying down Gat as
they should have done they placed themselves in every
position but the right Two Of the men were very
severely wounded. Mr. Rowland Immediately sent for
two surgeons. who were promptly The spot and did
everything that could BE- done for them. The following
are the names Of thoss who arc wounded the most
ssverely:- t4l.@-.. ..s...5s ].
John COowsll residing n North Ninth street, between
First and Second streets. He 10 wounded severely the
hand, and also in the face Two of his ribs were also
broken. He was sent 70 the hospital In . very few
minutes after the accident.
william Hogan, residing IN Nswtown, was injured in
the face and In both hands, and removed his
dsncs Others were injured slightly, and win soon re-
cover from their bruises and contusions
Mr.. Rowland and Mr.. whitney provided the steamers
Jean Sands and Mary wnsow for the accommodation q
party Of invited guests who desired TO the launch
from the river. From that and other points good view
was had, and must certainly confess Of the
Anest launches OF the capt. Meade o. the North
Carolina, present In his barge as . spectator.
After tho Onondaga bauled into the wharf COLA
tion served out 70 the spectators and BY O'Clock
tho yard was almost entirely deserted.
The following 10 description OF the vessel, which we
have carefully complied from personal observation and
the best authority
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City Inteliigencs.

Tn CtTY mRncscuS Demonstrations 70 GsoaDL
BaoADwAY.-Cfiy Inspector Boole be- bsoughs
The stsvpolh very dssrabis state ef eIsanlns BY
the ncs, ensrgy and attsnsoa y business which have
marked his conduct since Mn assumption of Ne
pos.ss Sus g chief q sss h;.s = q ~
satisfactory condition 10 for TIVE important en-
cult-One the oendition & the pavspsnas,
which art secussses. thus rsolcrus ssesss hs bsss
sorts d ths swespes. The other dincuity she custom
Of sorskssss pArcussy along broadway end the ohsr
Sc swsps w lhs msnisg ssSssd q a DSht iss -
hours or business Mr. Boo has issusA hs ollew ne ~.
portant circular on this subject e
c'rr Is.,scro.'s Ds,..g...sY
TO rBE RxsrDRxSs AxD OCCUPANTS OF srosxs on DaoAp
me unscngusd wond respectfully call ycur attention 10
ne fact that the almost custom Of s~eeisG
hisdance :. he perfect ssrsi spS is.psss
day passnce he dasss carried along I *. nms s
hs walts and raised b. gusi OF wfnd inoisrss
sa.s .ss :sp.s-sncs q POI ss,iss s sses
.~ss: Y ~: s ,a CITY .ss ssssp
At nxht and that the swecpn be Deposited in me stres
% aS iss =. ss.
for complaint account Of any femaining uc
's" ''''as' Jour sfls1s scots City Inspector,
0a Tuesday Mr. Boo,e visited Ill the wards n The cey.
and pad AZ ne stseet cleaners up 70 date Ths amousS
Of money thss disbursed was elY ,0e0.
STATE EXECUTIVE Comrrrn ov nm Cossurur,orar uxx~.
PART. .-rbs Union Constsu,ionalsts State Executive
Committee bsld . meeting Al the Astor House u neon
yesterday for the purpose Of permanently ana
making The necessary ARRANGEMENTS for STATE Cunvcn
tion. Mr.. Frederick A. TaImadgs was eIectsd Chairman
ss wss iSsa apoinssd % sas The cali ana aS0. shs
time and place for The holding The STATE
4 y. stcvens, r. j. Brown, =. II. Hutchins, Frankiu
r.nros John G. Kane, csOrss A. Hassy and Chair.
maa. !
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Personal IntslIigenes.

Mr. O. " Fox Assistant Secretary u The Navy arrived
t the Asor House yestcrdsy In the afternoon he pro-
ceeded 10 West Point and viii return 70 New York hh
morning.
General c. r sheplcy, accompanied by Captain Thorn
ton arrived Al the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday from
Washington rcue 10 Boston, for which city ne left iass
evening"
Hon. g. r. Chase, accompanied by his two daughters,
Miss Matte and Kate Chase arrived 10 tuesday
night Senator sprague, Of Rhode Island, stopping
the same hotel
Baron sioeck Russian Minister to the usiied States.
has been srendins few days AZ the Clarendon Hotel.
lie left for Washington last evening accompanied by his
fanny
General Williamson, of staten Island is stopping at tie
Everett House
Colonel Harris aud wife, Of Philadelhia are stopping
nj the hrevuoft House.
Adnisnt General Tbomas, L. rruyn and W N st,ens
snd wife. ol Albany hsor Hsmln, u Name Colonel
r. pcverea.x. of the tnei States Army r. " Eeiiorv
o. rtlcs, Ard IY W. y Narn of the ni,ed states Navy
st,Ii ns ~ the Astor House.
e.. A. Hendsrsou, ~ Washington. !. ~ Place az n q
ton ~ ,aeuline AID wife, - syr2clse John : sLaw
a. - lOg gass ami fnnily. ~ 81 isuis and "A et1r,
oi,s,,hno are stopping a. Ne Mctropoa,an Hotel
W rntefvcud, ~ keutek, " wheeler az pr,iee
port wNtm Mason, % Massachusetts, william K.,ly
az knnst'sF iuht .rAise III syraclsa. ana wiNam
kpid = h,cn'si.f, ate tWrIins ~ ne - NIcb las
llcieI
ts,ian y &tNte et afata e. wc srsham. a,
ol5sasAta 4 tatytcr. a tsitnntre 4 l, s,,n,t.
aaa santy ssa NJ ian.s and fa,a,lv ,sl F.hrtl ~ ~
4,ret - arra % sh A. d tHt Gpat Ntat f,rrT Ty ~
ev lcis ~, fiori nr = ihc oaiudor fioie
tAt iaidl stef trota lillian 70 the Trieste ,aa.s "a
t.fY .u veal ris,o ~ Ietrh md !. Al never ne
nbs tyls daAA.usy .sss,n gue ~ui, dc oa = st,a
ard ~. ss,rs a. ,an M, Sltl crn.cb 10. ~.uud
rnfsIrT'p ,r. 4td ,e'iy nuw aud tien srln,ess %
lar, ,tt ~ sc .Cfer tsrth,,d lntar- der rene
s.il a~,,trn whah has o. a, "a. iy,f rne essrsa
a. has bas srcati, dsr.s.a nan
ssnstai tsynoH1 vtc suuG 81 cUT "a slsc .nte
sssss Ayfrs isisno, a ecprss ~ tbc As,N ho~s.
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Coroners' Inqassss.

DRowxnc CAsr.-ceorge Blessing. child about cisnS
years old accidentally drowned BY failing from r,er
No. "a East river yesterday. The body rec ,vered
and taken 10 the late residence Of dcoesd No ~ Frank
fort street.
An unknown soldier found drowned At the foot a
Barclay street yesterday Deceased was abor fortyr
years of age and I'VE feet Ave inches beign me
body sent TO the dead house for Identification.
Edward Little, q Iaborer, while attempting 20 drive g
horse and through poud 81 water, at the fto "a
Little Twelfth street, fell into deep ho. and before any
asstance could BE- rendered the driver aDd he Lofse
drowned The body recovered afterwarsf9
street, First avenue.
Georgs HoAs lad about ten years old, was accidents.
ally drowsed on rssedsy by falling into tbs tnc
foos Of Tenth street, East river.
son Of Mr. Brownell, cf NO. Sss Ninth avenue, FEN
from ra at the loot o Forty fourth street. North rver
and drowned before any assistance could comc 10 hS
relief.
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Asa % the Injured Ftrcmeu. Pol,ee. &c
The Colored Orphan Asylum.
APPEAL FOR TIE HONOR OF OLD IRELAND.
z y Rsys = ~: ssFtIea ssnFtIea

= Y RgVR y IN. HnlDt
perceive by hs action q the CoAfnoo Council, In
Considering appropriation o 900 for rebuilding
Colored Orphan Asylum, that no time = 70 be lost
movement, for the honor Of old Ireland, which have
been waiting for of her moro influential and
better known than myself % nasSrAK Of all the acts
which accompanied the "drat rots' 10 this city none
has been viewed with such ust and universal adherence
~ the burning Of the Colored Orphan Asylum; ana
lrishman my blood has tuslsd with shame know that
this deed Of hsndish arocty was psrpe.a.sd mainly by
parties who claim 70 have fom that dear old isle
which has given birth 10 those whose names are loved
and hooorsd every land and whose gallant sons are
even now showing their devotion 70 the country Of their
adoption ny shedding their blood bravely in her
Ss generally participated S rsS%sn whose
industry has been blessed under the benign
that S. ~ as
which characterized the late disturbance. only need
suggestion TO step forward eagerly for the purpose Of
wipng out, so far ~ reparaton do So the stain
brought upon the Of land wherebe her faults ov
misfortunes what they may-ths orphan always che
Isnea ana the stranger never sought hospabs shelter
would, then, through your influential columns, ask
ing Of this asylum be the work Of rishen and Of them
alone For tho honor Of that dear old lsor the love
YaT mothers who rspose thereby tie teachings Of ~
humanity let this be undertaken ct once 90 that
the smoking ruins Of passion prejudice and crime may
be converted BY rehnds sons into noble monument Of
liberal reparaton and jus,.ccvv
v put the matter hey ond the reach Of any political i'm
putation, propose that nonored fellow citizen,
aboticnist but whose generosity and love OF justice We
all admire, be made Treasurer; that meeting be called
under his auspices, with such men IS james Brady,
Richard OGorman, John Z. Devlin-whose sympathy
feel assured OF. though havin@consQted theand
whatever be the sum necessary FOR the erection Of
thousand dollars hundred thousand doiars-l feel
assured thefe rishmen enough IN this city ready
contribute IT, and OF the humbest among them,
pledge myself for the two hundredth, or, necessary
the hundredth part Of the amoupt-two hundred and
hfty dollars i've hundred dollars Hoping you will aid
In forwarding this work, remain, yours respectfully,
A. #. WARRINGTON.
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The Civil War In Greece.
H,wvow hale ~

Bosros, July %. 1903
Dr. Kug writes 70 the nareisx from Athens, Cresccx
under date cf July 4, as follows
am now in the midst cf cvil war. Party spirit aad
lore n rule hare al length divided the soldiers and
citizens into two hostile bands and In the AND
squares ~ the cltv blood has been flowing for t~d
days. July and the battle necessarily raging
and the sound OF fnns and t thai the worh ~
OF death going Yesterday 'hecngb the nicfven
zion of the ministers d Ito Lrce protecting PoFersx
France England sDd Huss,sa truce of forty ehi louvt
proclaimed, which will end tonight or y rorr1&
morning and the above meusicosd ministers have rro4
claiped that, fighting should commenee during the.
II the truce, they win all leave the riaca oH
board the khils anJ invite ali under their protects ID
no aso ard rus ~ a copnertion from country frcm
which true ratric SIN seems 10 be forever esi'cd.
NJ Ers does not appear TO entertain shy spc.~r
Apprehension d regard 10 bis own safey.
rhe Portland Isrbor Pirates.
Rosror. July 20. Isfa.
Twsntysix Of tho pirates rccertly csptured n h,
bcr ~ Portland. attempting TO cat out the est%
Tor seb cssnsf have beon transferred from fot Pre-,
be tn ort Warren.
shipping N~ws.
Bss, Irs a. from wsss IAdea
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he Charges al ArsoD.

The Charges az Arsan.
Iisr or rns rAsriss BkID CHANGED WIN Assos
sILEerr ~ BAvg sfr; cossnIin ruHYa yuE
iAit rIsruRPANcES.
Before Justice CU4ckoHtusb
ittf,s swccuy, charged si,b siismrtas 70 I. sone
assaNss sa.as lls "\rsh, In sal,,vAn ,uess Ii1l,p
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The Drafs in PAilaaeipAla.

PnnADURBlA, July ~, I6o6.
Tho draft In the Firth ward OF this city was completed
today. Among those who have been % "lucky" 70
be drawn Mr. Morris Hardin, Of the Phadslpha IN
qssr~, and nve telegraph operators attacked V ths
American and National lnes,
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
Tn. Portland Hsrsor Pirates.

nIscEI.LANE0Us.
S,ppxs pVxross IvvpRryp NAILS A.. guRGul
-rbr 'slr D. Rtgk. ttisoFodisi - q he.sxN|
vrnes I~s~a d. ksss AlaiLs'-ier e-~ss sofss. s"ss
- 49, n -
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!. The Draft I'm Lockpert, n. r.
- ~. - BuDAIo, July 20, 1ses.
The draft at Iockport was completed yesterday, and
though trouble was npprehended none occurred. II 70
understood that the draft In this city win commence nxet
week. .tm@t1.,r .ass ss04-
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

ward occupied by coored people ON the night q h> l4h
July Held to bail in q ,o0o
William Rgoy, charged with setting the dwelling
houses in the Arch Eighth ward On the l4th Of yuly
Committed for trial without bail.
Painter springssein, charged whh setting nre 70
hsl Held 70 ban 10 - 600 for trial.
Patrick Murray charged with setting Ore 70 the an
roing oice o. be Eighth district The 18th July Held
70 oail IN u 900 for trial.
Before Justice Welsh.
Thomae Cunsky. charged with setting nrs 70 The
dwelling house OF Edgar kiteham. the Twelfth waId
on me l4tn july, He'd to bill IN 50 600 for trial.
Patrick Belrady, Daniel McGovern and Thoe Cunsky ,
charged with setting ire TO the dwelling Ann Martin
On the 10Th instant in the Twelfth ward Held TO bail in
5000 tsf
Mathew Powers charged with setting fire 70 The dwell
ling house Of Josiah Porter the 18th instant IN The
Nineteenth ward Committed without basi.
Frederick Hammers, Patrick Kiernao and Bernard
the burning OF Josiah Porter house. Held 20 bail in
81, 900 each for trial. 4E HaH Effs11
AAd % she Injured Ftrcmen, Poiiee. sc.
BROADWAY AND CHAnsEas sIxxSss, July 70, 1853
10 His Honor GRoRcE OPpYxB. CHAIRMAN
nv DEAR SIR-The bravery and devotion displayed by
the police remeu and soldiers during the late riot were
Of the highest order emitting them 70 the grateful
recolsctions Of every good citizen. have therefore
lare, TO be applied by the commi'tee which you are
chairman To the relief OF such Of them as were wounded
and the families 0f those who killed. Very respect
fully, yours, 2s e2'@ 6 ALEX. T. STEWART
The Relief Fund for Colored sunsrers.
The Office Of the Colorcd Reief Fund COMMITTEES was NOT
90 crowded yesterday with applicants for sid a on the
raj applications were made but only about 81 800 wers
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

the regimental commanders thiD week. Me
.M4Fr CIRCULAR.
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND DvrsOn OAvAI1Y COnPe,
BRsTows 6rAron, Va, July -, 1868.
Agreeable 70 circular, Rendezvous tor Drafted Men,
dated War Department, Adjutant Generals Once wash.
ngton, July 8, 1905
brigade commanders will submit to these headquarters
the Of three commissioned company ccers and
six prvatee from each regiment Of their respective bril-
gades that such officers and enlisted may be ordered
TO report TO the commanding ocers or the rendezvous II
their States 10 receive and conduct % their several rsg
ments Of the draft assigned 70 MI them up.
The officers and enlisted will be selected solely
with reference 70 their fitness, and from other
sidorutions.
II practicable, captain, FIRST lieutenant and
second ieutc ant win be recommended from each reg-
ment. BY command OF
Brigadier General D. n GREGG.
Captain Wua. A. A. g.