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THE REPoRTKp FRENCH INTRIGUE IN Tex
Asa Washington correspondent OF the New
York Tribune says that the French govern
ment, which is accused of having Gonnived at
the separation of the Southern Cogfederacy,
does not even know Of IL, and the whole re-
sponsibility of the affair falls upon unknown
agents and subaltern officers, who, desirous of
distinguishing themselves, have, on their own
account, assumed certain functions unwar-
ranted by their rank and position.
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- A gentleman named L. +. Tasistro, VIII

- gentleman named l.. +. Tasistro, who,
the Chicago Times says, has occupied a re-
sponsible and confidential position in the State
department at Washington for the past twenty
five years, recently lectured in Chicago, and
referred 10 Washington society a conglom-
GRAFTON of the odds and ends OF the nation. 1t
was a notorious fact that diplomats from for
eign countries had been selected who would
not have been received at n European Court
and till lately il WAS Well understood that thew
gained at play enough TO pay the expenses of
their entertainment.
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~ l6ree California pine, s.tirHsted 10 con-
tain 5,OeN feet Of soAid unb~r, lately dTDted 10y
the ISLAND OF Maui, one of the Sandwich gronp.
Some of the trees came on shore, hut the biggest
drIited toward the coast 81 Aria These facts
sre interesting, IS illustrative OF The force aud
tepmg Of tss Pacific currents.
- Tue hummer Of stsdente at the AhoOveT
tbraio, cal seminary bS iO6, OF whom Al are
ses1ors, &c 05 ne middle s,aes, aRo k JaDsors
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DELAWARE STATE LOTTERY
BRIL- LIANT SCHEM
21S PRIZES OF 800

Second Capital Prize. .- Z $50 Dollars
Lowest Three Mum Der Prize. 4 90 Dollars
DELAWARE SEiTE LOTTERY,
Authorized by An Act for the Enceuragement Of
Internal Improvements in the
State of Delaware"
JOHN A. NORRIS CO, Managers.
CLiss - TO be drawn in Wilmington, Delaware,
on.SArURDAY, Jsnusry 3ist. 1858.
SCI ME-.
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6-Claiborne Z. jackson, whose death was
some days ago announced, and the report
since confirmed, was elected Governor Of Mis-
sour in 1859. He ran on the Douglas demo-
cratic ticket beating Hancock Jackson
(Breckinrtdge democrat), James d. Garden
hire lRepublicanl and the Sample Orr (Na-
tional Union.) The term for which he WIS
elected expired on the last day OF ls<r2
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w ArlR NOT CI.

In consequences Of the lovness Of the water In tlI
General Reservoir II Will be necessary, unless great
seonony Of water is prsctiesd for the 0oyernIaent
soon 70 shut on the supply 70 ettisena entirely.
All persona are, therefore, forbidden to ase the
hydrAnts on PennsylvAn avenue, any streets
or avenuee under the and supervision Of the
Commissioner Of Public Buildings, for Watering ths
whatever.
And ai persons nsins the wstsi are uJsently So
Hoite< e Be ~ s>asomica cal IN rte use possible.
q. B. fRRNGR
aH 0empise5ODsa Of Pphbt Euildtnsd
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THE END or THE WoRLp.-Prophecies are
again current respecting me approaching eud
OF the world. One reverend gentleman, OF the
Mnlerite persuasion, predicts universal disso-
luton IN 1867 e. Another seer names the eth
of August, 1S63 the closing up OF creation,
adding that world con vention will A. senhle
at Cincinnati 10 settle up the business of the
paet and arrange matters for the future"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WARRINGTON THEATRE
CORNER ELEvENFH AND c STREETS

WASAiN0TON THEATRE.
CORNER KLEvsNrH AND STREETS.
THIS WEDFESDAT " EVENING,
LUCILLE WESTERN,
THE PEARL or THE AMERICAN srAGH,
VIII arpear in Celeste > great drama Of
THE FRRNCH SPYi
In which she will sustain
THREE DISTINCT CHARACTERS.
To conclude With POCAHoNTAs
Io-norrc~ LUCILLE WESTERN s C,syu,. /.
and JENNY LsiYHxnsuRe.
FSlcss or ADsIssioN.-RslconyC Chair. rs cents:
0rehsstra Seats, IS cents; Psrquetts 80 cents Pam
NY Circle, 26 cents; Private BoAeas5.
Deor. open At ~ to commence ct O'Clock.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PxNNsYLVANIA AVENUE, near willard Hotsl
Hso~AAD 0AofAA.--.- .----- - ----- -.AAHA0la
THIS tWEDNEsDAY) EVENING.
IAst n1eht OUT one, positively. Of the great dra
matte success OF the age, Albert Cs-sedys great
startling musical spectacular play Of
FASTINE, rHE Fate or GRIsyrrI,
dramatized from the original Frerch Of the nrst
book Of Victor Huyos thrilling work LES Mis-
.RAsLEs With great Original Cast, Original
derfnl Mechanical Effects. and an Orisinai se.nti-
fully Imposing Taeleau.
Rates Of Adm iSSion-Privete Boxes ss: Dress
Circle Is cents Oolored Gallery, Is cents; Coiorea
Doors open at quarter before 2 clock perform
anees commence at half past 7 O'Clock.
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umored Army Ne,.m.a,

DAY has rumor that Gen Halleck intends 70
SIND large part OF the Army CT the Potoma,
10 the West
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q Ella priEes---- amour ling S526 ,5ao
Tics ets $40; Halves sa Quarters san; Highths Ia
SAn orders for Tickets in the above Lottery
AhouId be addressed TO JOHN A. NORRIS Il CO.,
Win IN stOn Delaware. ian 6 lmt
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4 Il MY UP P L I Z ES,

II L ES.
OFFICE OF TEE CHIEF QuARrsRxlsrs8,
Amy of tke Potomac. }
WASHINGTON September 20. 1862
.fHoresALs are invited for furnishing for the use
of the army of the Potomac the following articles:
Loco TONS best quality Timothy Hay, securely
haled, the weight ofeach bale to be marked
thereon.
i,cn roo bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality. In
strong sacks, we'll sewed.
,U0 cords Oak and Hickory Wood well reasoned
and of the best quality
1Aeh bid must be accompanied BY the endorse
Esnf OF two resRonsi b. thar the
hAvArded will be fulflled.
Bids viii be opened from time 70 time "a the Az
ueles may be needed, and contracts wiz be awarded
fei the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up TO the time Of opening.
TIE right IL reserved to accept all any part Of
NJ bid.
Proposals should be endorsed PRO posals for Hay
or Oats, Wood, as the case may be, and enclosed
i1 separate envelopes. RUFUB IEGALLB,
Lieut.. Col. and A. d. O..
- S0 Chief QuArtefmaster.
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D4A1ch ~ - o.. Is AbD II bRoAD ST., INV 1okk,
oyTRR FOB SALE At THEIR STORE,
Ne. "a, PENNSYLvANIA AVENUE,
HKAK rHIRrEENrn STREET.
ss8E OF TIM Old KNICKERBoCKSR.
THI MOST CoHPLEfE ASSORTMENT OF
IMPORTED WINES AND LIQUORS
70 BE FOUND IN THE METROPOLIS.
FNE GRoCERIEs, CAN GOODS,
KITS AND KEGS No MACKEREL-
KENNEBEC SALMON,
SovsED 4 PICKLED LAMBS TONGUES
PIGS FEET,
ENGLISH DUN GOLDFISH,
Together with ell the
AUIUBIEs INCIDENT TO THE SEASON.
hessss A. M.P.a Co. are Also so,e Proprietors
u BIgIEGERS CELEBRATED
LONDON LOCK GIN,
I.ipp in Quart Bottles for medicinal nss.
Also, Sole Agents for
GLIB TOM LONDON CORDIAL GIN.
~An articles bought at their store warranted
s<e arst quality, and forwarded to any part OF The
ssay bee OF expense.
A We intend to be permanently located We re.
s,ss&seliy request families to give rs call.
ABRAN n. BININGER,
HENRY I. CAPEN
vlasnG1oY, December. 1851.
An. BINIEGER co. have 10 .onne,ion with
- stssr House.
Aas ROLLIN CHURCH, Agent.
NATIOE NAL LOAN.
fHI NEW
SIX PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED sTATBA.
PAYABLE
YwAErY YEARS From pATI,
- sssss I,vs Ys.-s. at Option Of the Gov.rnm.nsJ
THE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
F1YfY DOLLARS,
oRH HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
and
0RH THOUSAND DOLLARS.
INK REGISTERED BONDS,
In Sums Of
TIFrY DOLLARS,
oEB HUNDRED DOLLARs,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
oN1 THOUSAND DOLLARS,
1Iv1 FHOUsAND DOLLARS,
PIN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
H,1nnsr o0hhkEG.ss sHI AT DATE OF PuR-
AID PAYABLE eInI-LHEuALLT
IN GOLD.
fhess BONDS the
eAIAPBsr GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market,
- Ii ssfest, at present price OF con being ssuiv.
alent 70 PER CEsr. in currency.
FOR sALBBY
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
BANKERS,
<s3 IIPfEENTH STREET,
DEALERS II
eSTEREHENT BONDS,
fRELsURF NOTES,
OERTIFICATHs,
A11F AND NAVY VOCCHER2
COIN, CURRENCY AND EXCHANGB
SaSn
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-188o.-x.
DAAKE,s PLANTATION BITTERS,

KzAaosted natures great restorer. A delight
81 leverage and active tonic. Composed Of
Durs d. Croix Rum, roots and herbs. II in
vAessat~s the body, without stimulating the
1Aan. II destroys acidity OF The stomach,
creates Al appeute, and strengthens the system.
y n a certain cure for Dyspepsia, Consupa-
nsn, Diarrh9a, Liver Complaint, and Nervous
Ksadache, and prevents Miasmatie disease
rom change Of diet, water, etc. It can be used
% al tunes Of day, by old or young, and is par
neulariy recommended 70 weak and delicate
pusor.. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Ho-
~. and Saloons. p. BRAKE GO, No.
- Broadway, New York. se 2-eOom
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The Steamer Chamnian
rNTERNAL REVENUE REPORT

NEW oRK, Jan. o0.-The stra.aShin Chan
pion for AspInwall is detained All ThUrsds
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Reduction of thr WprR;L

NEW YORK, Jan. 2o-The Board OF Under.
Hrltrrs has resolved TO reduce the war risk on
American vessels
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THE NEW CANTERBURY.

THE NEW CANTERBURY
LOUISIANA AV.. NEAR SIXTH srRKa4,
VIM E. slNN. eole Proprietor and Manager
GEO. PERCIy AL. 80. 49,. business Manager
IMMENSE COMBINATION!
UNPRE ECEDENT ED SUCCESS,
THE LARGEST AND BEST COMPANY II THE
COUNTRY
E1relsior is the D1o'tO Of the Great Canterbury
BEST ENTERTAINMENT IN THE WORLD,
THIS WEEK,
New Pantomime entitled
Or IHH ELVES OF THE HAUNTED STREAM!
hh'h0SiAS'is MISS sTIn 5uLix a MORTIMER. 'a''fi's
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
~ NILES Au.SsusTx, .s ,n'l kSD \ MtkiE ,Sils S'.. In
Who have won golden opinions by their beauty
THE ROLLANDE BROTHERS.
,ss flfst prs sgHs1ssi1RTSfsp s1Tfps IN this city Of
MISS MAGGIE MARSHALL,
From the Philaselphia theaters, who will sppear
10 e0n:Sfn FIFE cogR1 EEAUIr
Miss Frank La Folls, Miss Jennie Allen
Miss Lilly Brandon, Little Ella,
Second Df6S Sfs5 < 'Re PKsE PfoRlfs En- s.'0fi's'
First week OF LARRY TOoLEY. the Ethiopian
~ w. 20 pslnsatOr, from Ne" York, VIZ.
H. w. heAN' is. CLARKE, . A. WILLIS
AND THE GREAT CoEPs D'ETHIoPK!
ever brought together in one establishment.
ApxssIoN-Baleony and Parauette, IS cents tc
holding six persons. S5.
Doors open at sx 'cloek performance at ~.
AGRAND MATINEE will be given next satur
day Afternoon. for Ladies and Children, ct 'olk
Admittance-Lsdies, 20 cts. Children, 10 cts.
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Wood! Wood. Wood!
KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD.

u. NEVER TOO LATE TO LEARN,
10y PROF ESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKI,
NEW AND siMPLIFiED METHOD FOR
PIANO FORTE AND SINGING.
Prof. Wolowski continues his Singing and Piano
Glasses, and opens course for Riano and Sing
ing, which viii be the last. as Professor's engage
me nts in New York begin on the lst of May. All
those who really desire to be benefited by his new
and eXtraordi nary sy stem have no time to lose:
By Prof. Wolowski q new method a person hav.
ing only sli ght knowled of music win be enabled
in very short time to read music with great facil
ity, and execute opera attic well classical music
with perfection.
As to the vocal part. by is way of yocalizstion
he arrives at most extraordinary results, renders
the voice powerful and enables the gar to vocal
ze with facility, accuracy and fine quality of tone
Prof. Wolowski receives visitors daily from 10 to
1l and from to p. M, at his residence, No.
451 Tenth street, bet ~een Z and T. jal2
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WASHINGTON VARIETIES.
NINTH STREET,
MAR PENNSYLV VANIA AVENUE
PK0PRIETORS. ..-....A HANBLIN Il 90
STAGE hANA&ER JAMES PILGRIM
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4
ClnPBELL's HINsTRELS
| BRASS BAND,
h. c. CAhPBRLL.. .........-.............. kASAeER
DIRECT FROM THE PALAoE OF MUSIC,
Fourteenth ST., New York City,
WILL OPEN
At ODD PELLOWS HALL,
| ON "WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY DIST,
AxD EVERY EVENING uErIL FURTHER NOTICE,
In their unrivaled
! SOIRBES DETHlOPE,
- For full particulars see mammoth posters
descriptive sheets, programmes, &c sc.
Fs1Nk ssn tbWHsbs he,r,d seat %
VIM. H. THOMPSON,
s1s NINTH STREET,
One Door from Pennsylvani Avenue,
DEALER IN
Tobacco and Cigars.
The attention OF dealers and the public invited
To my stock Of FINE VIRGINIA CHEWING To-
BACCO, which bought when it was cheap, and
an prepared to sell At the very lowest cash price
In PLUG TOBACCO will name the following:
Heessle aS5srf aoa Lea. dsvss Fsiss isssv'
Blue Hsn'- Chicken, T%rottsrs % . Rough Ready.
Burnett's Hone, Dew, Bona Eide
Srayely. Loves Excelsior,
and various other brands.
I have also hand, q largo lot of CIGARS
TINE-OUT CHEWING and SMOKING TO3AC
CO, which invite attention to before purchasing.
WM. II. THOMPSON,
SO Ninth street,
DIS Inn one door from Penna avenue.
WHOLESALE PRODUCE AND FRUIT HOUSE
CORNER E.sHTH AID srHEErs,
Washington.
1000 Rs4t Rs5s Asps. sPsLfs pss ss L IN ssx s
market inst arrived JONES 4 CO.
SOO BOX Es SWEET PALERMO ORANGES.
JONES Il CO, corner sth and sts.
LOCO RAnHsls rP1A7ass; P2sS 2.is;. and Jersey,
Just 'sfi''"s at o.rss9 SSSEs II e SY$s E..
RUrTER' BUTTER; ;adsg} BgTTEsb Esd. uee.,
ROLL Socthki dcdt6hkkise BUTTER,
hsent} FIVE sen ssts5 and rt, Per gent
JONES CO, corner 9Th and sts.
I OOO BOXES SPLENDID NEW YORK
JONES 4 CO.. corner 9Th and sts.
E GEkkS 8Ek shShE 4ossHA KSk Rxa sAE AR
All kinds Produce and Fruit, cheaper and better
than anywhere. JONES Il CO.,
ia Is I'm Corner sth and ID SITS Washin ston
Wood! Wood. Wood!
KINDLING AND STOVE WOOD:
On hand, the best quality of all kinds Of
w . OD!
SAWED AND SPLIT IN ANY LENGTH OR
SIZE REQUIRED.
KINnLINif WOOD.
rIBe, selected expressly
kindling, Sawed Short and Fine Split as substi-
tute for charcoal in building Anthracite Fires in
Rsdisters, Ranges, &c
So Cash at Office .chsH ordered.
THOS. j. GAIT,
Once 2e2 Penn'a q avenue, bet. Ilth and 18th
Mill and Yard foot Of Seventeenth st.
tsn2-u Republican and Chronicle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-21

CHRIST AS PRESEN NTSI
LADIES' AND CHILDRBNs DRESS FURs,
such
RUSSIAN and
HUDSON BAY SABLE,
MINK SABLE,
WATER MINK,
PITCH and ERMINE,
BUFFALO ROBES,
GENTS MURFLEHS
The largest stock ever WAS offered in this market.
As our entire stock Ia Of our own manufacture, We
can give guarantee for their durability.
g. x ". MEYENBERG,
~ Market Space, bet, 7th and 9Th sts.,
DELI Hnder the Avenue House
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PRICES or ADgIssioN.-Ralcony Chairs rs cents.
orchestra Seats, IS cents; Parquetts 80 cents Pam
lay Circle, 26 cents; Private Boxeas5
Doors open At "a to commence ct O'Clock
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-21

ADIEs' BALMORALS AND CONGRESS
IL BOOTS, of Glove Calf Lasting Moroc--Sh~
90, etc., Misses' and Children's Bslmorsls III
and Boots of every description, Gum LonsV
Bsots, BOys, Long Boots, IN great variety, 1t the
lowest possible Prie p, st No. f6 Market Space Pa
avenue between 8th and 9Th sts
de SEQ j. RO6BNrHAL
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CLIFHBURNI Hospital, Nay Is, ls6s.

gofICE. On and After this date, yisdtors VIII 10
allowed TO enter the wards of this Hospital on Tuee
days Saturdays, Lnd Sundays only, and on those
exSe enly between The hours Of and
JOHN h BILLINGS
EE Ane1 Sayseop q B Amy. 10 sssS sS.
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AOn BBLs. APPLES. prime Western New
I,VVV York Apples, mo fruit lib It in this
market) inst arrived JONES L CO,
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SOA BOXES SWEET PALERMO ORANGES.
OUU 100 do. LEMONS
Splendid FRUIT, from late Boston cargo.
JONES CO, corner sth and SITS
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nn0 BOXES SPLENDID NEW YORK
i .OUU CHEESE, at New York prices.
JONES 4 CO.. corner 9Th and D sts.
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C'ALL AT OUR STORE FOR RAI5INs, SAR-
~ Dimes, HERRIEGs, TONGUES, HAIIS, and
All kinds Produce and Fruit, cheaper and better
than anywhere JONES & Co
ia Is I'm Corner sth and ID SITS Wash in stou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-21

GROWERS THEATRE.
PxENsYLVANIA AVKNUE, near willard Hotsl
LDoAAlD 8AoyHI Mlu....
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PRICES OF FADHIssIoS-Psrquettes and Family
Circle 25 cents Orchestra Chairs, 81 cents; Single
Seats in Boxes, rs cents; Private Boxes Iholding
six persons IS; Coored Circle, 25 cents
Doors open at 81 clock commence at ~ O elk
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o SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS CIV
ILIANs AND OTHERS.
DEPOT OF The 3. T. 0. r. r. co.

rhe Railroad Companies composing the line be-
York have put on large Car ~ 81 ISssg| zEy
fitted mp with berths, wellkxA ~ .HNH10
ventilated, and expressly fer officers soldiers and
others that ars wounded sick, with the exec
Of contagious diseases The car will leave on RS-
delphia, at 8 p. M, E1 press Train.
Passengers going West soldiers, civilians officers
that sick car will leave the depot every MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY at a. n, soin 3
Soldiers and others on furlouSh disc aaryed VIII
ind this the cheapest and most desiaabe route for
the West. This is the only line that can sell q
through ticket from Wsshinton or check bag fage
CAUTION TO PAssRNGERs.-r The ONLY
PLACE to buy tickets is At tRe Ticket in tho Depot
of the b. D. n. X. Co. ja6-ff
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

possible he feels that the prize is within his grasp
and little patience will accomplish all, which, II rash
sought might cost he lives OF the brave army with wnom
he has accomplished many victories.
The weather here is warm the health u ths troops -
good, and the spirit OF the unparalleled.
tnkz
Colonel Mather, chief Of artillery in this corps 10 ns
daily report to-day Gays the effect Of tho re Of the seye
raj batteries generally good The shot were d'eoteo
against the enemys lortlcations and rifle pits sevei
OF the considerably injured. Care was esef
csed In firing oy OF the heads Of troops Ia the rue
pits but owing tho poor quality Of some OF che ammu
milton used several shells exploded within one hundred
yards Of the guns Of the First United states
infantry wounded by the premature explosion Of
cartridge while loading one Of the eish-ineh gems
At daylight this morning discovered that tho 70
bells had constructed battery mado Of cotton balcs
during the previous night the Ycksburg and Jackson
Railroad. Ono heavy batteries opened fire upon II
than hour he wnoe structure wa brosen
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Police lnfcIltge nee,

Nxw WAY 10 RArx rnE wsD-CAUrps 10 Is CHAR.
raskCatharne Phillips, young girl fourteen years of
ago residing At 2so Eas. Eleventh street. and John W.
Perkins, gcnteel looking young man about twenty SIX
yeArs Of age, boarder In the family brought up
tho Tcmbs Police Court yesterday charged with fradu.
lently obtaining $40 from Mr.. Robert s. Bussng of "a
Cln street the 25ih ult II appears that Cstharne
called Mr. Bussing ewith letter addressed " his
nrfn, of BIssDg, Crockor Co., which opening he
found 70 be petition for pecuniary assisance II set
forth that tho house In which her family resided had
together with the furniture been totally destroyed by
re That her father In rsscang ol the children had
been badly burned The petition s.gnod by r. v.
Tiemann Co., and several other 1rgt class mercantile
nrus, Who had small sums ranging from I've 10 teu dol
lara placed opposite their officer Nyen Of the
second nct had been notified Of this orcration and
watched Catharlns for some days when hs found that
she handed the money ~ Perkins, who bee
Ave cents as grstuity, and then eucoscd petition
IN another envelope, OF which he carried number arca
dy directed The parties arrested, and whom qucs.
toned Cntharine Acknowledged that the couteuts Il the
paper false and tha, she had beon induced by FER
kns 10 60 round aud present the petition 70 parties
whom he had previously aseertained a. be chartaby
ohnci. Justcs nowling committed persUs for ~sani.
nation and Cathartne sent 70 the House u Deonon
In Mulberry street.
The New York herald., 1863-07-09
Perssual InseIiigeacs.

Vice Presdcns Hannibal Hamiin, Of Maine; rhurlow
Weed Of Albany; Col =. n Jewett of Rochester MAJOR
y y. Chalnn. q Warrington, and J. Hughes of Balti.
more, are stopping ~ ths Astor House.
Governor Gpln of California Hon Charles suunnnr az
Boston Col T. j. Davis and family spd Judge Whitaker
and family, Of New Orleans Gen A. c. Ntven Of Nontt.
cello Hon j. A. Grassland, ~ ONO and n shsney OF
Denver City, are stopping st the Metropolitan Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas L. white, q New Orleans ara
stopping At the St. Nicholas Hotel.
Arrived At Fortress Monros Va on the sth mat from
Charleston, - g., Mrs Andersen and I'VE children Mr..
A came by Gag ~ beat A. Warner from CITY Point
IN charge ~ Judge Turner, ~ Washingtn sbe 4. very
warm 10 her praise OF the Judge hls sentsmanlv a..
ssfan, for their courtesy and Kindness 70 the na
chlldren Who from CITY Point shs says her hu.
band gave himself up 10 the ockadns nsct about
We r. since. she expects N meet him here They ha a
asays been strong rnon Teople.
The wife Of schuyler colfax dangerously IN al her
Temporary residence at Newport X I M. colfax bin
self has gone West.
The wife Of Governor Yates II Illinois has been pre-
sened carriage aud pair a horses worth ~ joo By
citizens OF Chc1go.
The Springfield R>pitcan state- that spiomon s,orss
IN. weaniest IN Chicago, passed thrngh thHt tty
THURSDAY hts way " the Hartford Asyiafn raving
maniac In charge of three keepers During the nr year
a the ~ar he made million dollars.
Eihn washburue. mem her a Congress FROM Illinois.
has gone sburg to reader aid 70 sCk 90 wounded
soldiers VT WaahhBrpe brother q GeIora art !.
Cungressman wssburue. oi Wisconsin and also felo~
townslnsn of MAJOR General Gfaat.
Hon. sherbsd Clemens of West yrgna is q, the whse
sulphar springs. ono, sansriug severely from bs .oI
dse wound
The New York herald., 1863-07-09

AN ATTACHMENT ISSUED AGAINST COLONEL MARTIN
BURKE FOR CoSrEMrr or THE KINGS COUNTY
COURT.
JrLrs.-7e People Of n. Sa1 Of F.w Fork me
Sheriff Of Kiro couniy-rwo years ago writ Of habeas
corpus was issued By Judge Garrison Of Kings county
issued and directed to Colonel Martin Burke commandan;
at Fort Lafayette 10 bring W the bodies tho four Ba
more Police Commissioners confined at the fort.
The Colonel refused TO mako return. An attachment
issued and put IN the hands OF the Shcrn which
having becn executed, alias Is issued, which
foil ws:-
The P-orie the Of Yort b, cLeriS or the
County of Kn0sWe command you, before
cd folhw th to apprehend and attach Colonel Mart
Burke OF Fort Hamilton In the sAd county Kings and
irng him Immediately before County Judge tho
said county a She chambers the Kings county Court
the City Hall la the city OF Brooklyn, to for his
tempt In not obeyng certain writ Of bAbeas corpus
directed and on him duly served the relation of Algcr
X Wood And have you then there this writ Of attach
ment
Witness the Honorable Samuel Garrison County Judge
OF said county OF Kings ~ the City Hail. The city
Of Brooklyn this 1th day OF July, 1sfS,
SAMUEL GARRISON. Kings County Judge.
JoHs G. VAN Loos. Attorney for Reiator.
This raises an important issue between the military
and civil tribunals and the public will await yith the
greatest anxiety To see which OF the two will prevail
Counsel Tor reIaor Hon. Gideon J. Tucker and Mr. J.
Van Loon.