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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

DEIrH oTSlsATOn POnrEOrsW irE.-Tbe wide
circle Of friende Of ths ettiinSbe lady both IN The
East and Wet, VIII he deeply palued by the above
ANNOUNCEMENT Mia FOmeroy VAS u woman ol
rare mOIsl aud int ilecOGi oncOwrDen's giving tho
bet energies OF her lie to tho work Of reiie,in. he
oppres,.d uid iniui,efng 10 The suffering. Shs gave
her whole time 10 E care Of orr SEX aud wounded
soldiers Ia Wellington during The hrst year Of Ter
residence ters. For the isst three II Dntis she hss
deyot. herself 70 tie work Of founding MI Orphan
Asylum in Washington Tor cOor.d children. aud had
10 sr succeeded ns ~ get the institution in full ope-
RAJ. Oh. when her lealib broke down. Scuslor Pom
eroy WAS hoping to tud relief aud renew 90 health
for her 10 he quiet Of her own bome, IL GepoA, n.
T., bu, the died Monday evening, Oh The steamef
Armenia, Eesr Albany.
WOULD RlTHrR DIE ~ EIOT.-Qoile num-
Ter Of men Jeff New Esv.n and went 10 New-Y0rs
10 AVOID tie draft. Four " them, SAYS Tie Falio-
dun, who Lad worked together IA one e,taJlIsb
nlsnt, are air afy known have lost their hyes in
fne Ilots. Their unfortunate Guempi 10 et.ape the
coutpgeut hazards Of coDs.rpton led them strsi ght
10 an ignominious deail III tie STREETS OF strange
ci.yl
SUBSTITUTE NrLDLD.-A lady bias been drafted
10 Lewiston Ae. The eorolling officer, in waiting
Loafdipg.boue asked ior the let OF names Of the
boarders. One OF them was Frances Parker. sigoed
Frank Parker. Frank was accordingly enrolled,
aud is now drafted.
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From Minne.otn Lo Indian Expedition
rot to be Abancontd-Eiuie Crow
Wants TO be lci Alone.


The delayed mall from Geref.l sib,cy', exp d.
ton has ~ ived bringing ,dvc- 10 tie D h met
IA. forces bav- mare ed about 10 nj 90 aid are
now .ncamptd on CAryonnts RIVER. wiiiins TIC
arrival Of ruppy trlin from Pot Abefcfomhle.
HEY are probably sg-iu ~ Orion no". The men
ard ANNA. have tafe.eJ oor,lterahly owing 70
orou, but tue slairir.tt thai - was 10 c"n'sinlla-
ton to etdutou tte "a tdi1on 10 huIhoTiiI'sy &C.
med.
IiLe Crows mess,ce, troa.h Governor DsiLs.
h.s res cbcd General Sbl.y. II. t!iult thr han.iuc
and iupri.ola,nt O. lis waruoFs D. ~ been a % III
dent OBJECT ior tie Indian uGrdefs. nd ei,ie' 10
.,or the war. he is Ike tie Re'.os; lie Vuly w.ns
10 DO let alOle.
lie .oldi,rs have Luusd number OF bodies o.
persous killed lest YEA Which Lad 5.~u Jeff ~hrfv
ibey f,u by 80 iudinrs. lnacss 81 indlaus bsv-
Oe.u seeu. bu. 10. obiy 1--we Oie discovered Nae al
Inoiao scout ts'oLIty TO ne ~ l.dl'ion, ~iib b
,qusd Of soldier vHlli8ntiy liufcd. Al The
email stream. AID lss, have Dried W., and uc pfs
ne L. parted T. r. tIu.t. Fir,f lave Iun over .
~ eat e. eli o. unry, bat hoiw'l etLndInR iLsl
Ia. exl ed ton will irh Oh ne lols BE- human nc
/ al iu4al .IGuistC. viii y rnDi.
In view oi tie saru thai eXisis 10 tie Big Woods
region. tie STATE 20, cccidrd 10 cil fO' another
COMPANY Of sixty-dsys scouts, At conf en.s'on OF
e. Ter cay.
Tho ,cslIs bounty ortersd viii lo revoked. u
WIZ i,sued Gunig lie interim between Gov. Kan
soy's r.,.nAiIon and he brtiyai 81 GOV Swili. 20
hat We were sItu.hy without 6oyornof. Oar
Eh1t.Tn friend. vii therefore hLd tLeir Conmebt,
vi UsI baTisin unnecessary.
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IMPORTANT ARRKsr.-A boy named John laa-
caster, about IL years vi ese, MAS committed 10 .hc
Old Capitol yesterday, by order of Provost Maroba
Todd. Lancaster was employees NJ our time No
messenger in the American Telegraph Office, but Vi
Ute has been employed in b.sIins di-p,,ch,s to and
from ths War Department llIo f.lner holds souho
prominent position under jeff. Davis, aud biz
brother, Samuel Lancaster, is 90 Gen. Lees staff
Information was gwen Capt, Johnston tnat DIS
patches Tor the War Department Jailed To reach
there. lis at took Tie Gaze Ia hand, and suc-
cected 10 discovering that this boy Lansaster was
10 the hsbi OF opeuiog dispatches entrusted TO hn,
aud wa-n anything oi imporiauce pr-seu,sd its-ii
ne would retain ii, and, when Opportunity pre,ent-
cd forward IL to tia father OF brother. Cap'.
Jo has done important service III tracing Out
lnis leak. washington SIar.
Surveys for bridging the Mississippi riverat Chm,
ton, ILL.,, arc now being MADE, ani Tho woik WI
probably be commenced within = year. IRE Terry
hss heretofore answered aud still answers the 0e-
nands Of tho railroad buciness baI it 10 eydeat. as
the rosd is extended greater facilities VIII be re-
quired for crossing the rivsrhence the surveys
being made.
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RE --latest from eur Front.
.r, CAVALRY VISIT wARRENT0N, GAINESVILLE,
WHITE PLAINS AND CATlETTS.

WHITE PLAINS AND GALL ..
rropo IN. Washington Star OF " edptsdsy evsn,tf
FAtnrAx STATION. Wednesday, JSD o. 1908
Yesterday a detachment OF Union cavalry re'uipeo
70 cur immediate front from an extended fefopno'-
sance, whsrby it YVES discovered thai 'be M"nse's
Gap Rsilrosd ia uninjured certainly up 70 We N.Y..
PLANS. Also, that the only Rebel soidieIs IN war
rcntOn on tie day before ys'e,dsy were soms
80 - 80 ALo. that Kettle Run bridge IA the
Only one il ured between Alexandra and Ca'ls'Fs
Etstion. - o,. - D.. L..
t.eu discovered te,.een the Rsppabannock aud
potoooar' e 81 of the Blue Ridge, though their
hnsbN hackers are scouting and prowling around i'll
Ali directors in small sqnscs, evidently to prevent
Adv ?. ron frcm getting toto our lines who, by shy
ro,siil, chance might bring valuable information
siher frou tie direction Of Culpepper, or from Lee
rr..ent position.
Prioee William County, about Mason,s Neos'
contains, just now pes'iie.ous meet OF bushwnae1
ss who have hurried there 10 escspe oap'nfe. "
u to tie hoped that cavalry wi soon be sent t'ppe
forest there after them. Yesterday some three OF
four If them ci-p, NJ to the liue o. The RAILROAD De
low bull Run and fired three or four mussei or ME
shois al q tram u cLrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

COMPLETION or InE 81 FAN FkIGATE NIAGARA.
Tie very important changes ordered 10 DO msde 10
the splendid steam frigaie Nialars ere nearly tn
kshed, and that vessel vii be reported ready for
service IN a few dsys. she 10 more Ike the great
cable ,tp 10 her present shape than one Of our no~
iron -clads Nearly all TIE striking peculsrti.s Of
tbe hnll have been done away with, the graceful
buiwarks ere gone, and tbe long spar deck Id no
more. Indeed sl the upper portion Of the craft has
been removed, aud she now pretents the appearance
Of q huge = eauboat. An armament 10 iu c0Gre Of
preparation for he, at tie Boston NaVy-fsrf, aud
viii soon be In its Ilsce. Her nsctiIery hss beer
% much improved that II sexpecied she will be able
70 steam very last Ibs internal arrangements Of
the lower oeeks are better Than before ard II
n 70 be.boptd that IN Ter shape she wi be sue
cesefnl. The Niagara wss the largest nSn.ofwsr
In she world when ITO VIA tGilt, Eud there ID now
DO wooden naval vessel sfost Of gres,er tuuusge.
bte buIl by George b.eers, and made two irips
in connection with The Atlantic cable tesids taking
some negroes back 20 Africa.
The following veesols have BEEN Oaeied TO the
Government:
A } Becker Phna5,l,his. o5rs to sen the steamer
sovnse for $500 OF 10 en&ter her o. tic Io-ss oove
c.p Brother Be.on offer the tug boa, HuronPrcs to
sosdeI CO. Phn.oe'phia offer FOR 's he 'iean''
Bsrj W nine By y. A. souder Co. uropo,.s % de-
Eve tusbost copperedi at Port Roys for 81 100
Bsnnsr brown. kew.Yon. though horsno King offer
@ o, Chart, ts steamer Key We'' to TIE GOVERNMENT
oryie a Ham. S.v.Yert proposes to srn the ,tesm.r
csnnoa0Is for exc or 70 cbit.r her II s pei Oay
bsr ct 500 per day ID. Cov>rnlasnt iyply as cool
fisCRiLASLOUS.
The Sinners Court OF luQuiry stI holds It's ses,ioE
every day, and has Commission doing the same IL
us South Atlantic Fleet.
The irOn-olad battery Onondaga will be launched
Rowlsnds Yard, Greenpoint. IN few days.
The fne.ae Sabiue has once more taken ils pOei.
ton al gaaId.ship of the Battery.
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Tuion College.
csu,.sepd.ncs Of II, ~ Y Tr'su.
Ia

somEs.oIApr July 81 1883
This ancient city 10 all asog with literary excl O.
ueut. Ooce n year it becomes worked up from the
loves, foundations, ard everything for the tine is
In 4. tremor. Without Uuiou College, Schsneciads
would not 10 known Ms q lace q any imporianc-
whatever. Too Annual Comine cement Annivefra'
ries Of Union College have begun. sermon ~"
delivered before lhs T0eooglc. Society on The i'.h
by the Rev. DR.. CLARK Of Albany. On Mohday,'he
Class Day. tie irst in the history OF this ins'suiou.
WA held The Grafton by Mr. Johnfon was beau
,irnl effort, and WIS well received. The poem bY
Mr. John WrighI Of Wilmington, Del, WA the Dub
ice, Of especial meriled comment. The effort OF
Mr.. BHksly ss Clsss Historian was not AZ happy
"A we had expected. A Mr.. II. l.. Beihuger gave
the nudien,e "a short aud we,l-wriiten address hr.
Field the Prophet, was severn on every member Vi
The clsss, and could no, tol, whether he wa
member Of tho Senior Class or not many VINO wete
n, M ma said be wss but ss be did Tot speak o: ni-
.eli a Of the OF iuion that be wss not. As lit
er.sy prvdas lion. POSSESSES little merit. Ibis IL
tho 80 Glars that hHs ever graduated
from Union College; for The prophet TO- !nfed
The "A 10 DO unworthy VI confidence in every respect.
Ii this ID So tie College IL dIsgfaced II II not ~,
the prophet has d'sgrsced himself The address BY
the Hon. Daniel Dougherty Of PhiladepDls before
Iue College Ssnai. 10 said To have been tie hDesl
ever delivered bsre. HE subject Was The War;
aud tho Rev. DIR. iickok, PT, sident Of the COLLEGE,
remarked that the subj CT was never moro ably
handled. Mr.. ID. is = War ID, mocrat, auo ~ more
Incorporating Uuionirt cannot be found. nlen-
Der OF the Pbiiadelphis bar, and Que OF tne mosi
prominent jurists IN that city, 40 has eDgrsitcd 1s
unme OF the hearts Of the p.opio here ~ q supeTb
orator and growing Statesman. lie bad plumber vi
lrst-cls~s Coppernssds III the audience, ana they
withered under his terrific blows Tor The role VI
right. Mr.. Doughertv 10 crowned with glory.
Ine Rev. DIR. New a.au. holding The position VI
Professor Of Latin In I'll. Coll, 30 for ten yesrs past,
has resigned bic position, and taxes The Presidency
Of a Fea,sle College III Vermont. lie wal make l.
lrst-olas. instisution. HIS ability, combined Will
mis- good iud. ment, will render nis institution
noble place for the education Of young laaes
SANDAL
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EInun Eorlrtss nIoproC.

ToKTEx,s hoaL0B Wedue'-y. July p. 1903
TIE following il hit Of the deaths il the LIBBY
Prison Hospital, Richmoud from May IS to July lS
A J. Bailey citizen New-YoIk. died hAy rs.
& K Linvu, s.d lroiefs, died Jul. 10.
Pc. psyi-, 9Th : ftvslry died June p
L. Fl. Gooohpe. { IA Nr.sscbus.tts. DIED July j.
Go.hn.i at FsDu.yly.ris died j.
Corpofa n W Sro.i, is f-ursy vauis Cav. died July
n. Gou der, "a ohio DIES July 9.
samuel S;oat. l2sd fenHsy,tBs, ciee July II.
J. s.Iiu, 42d iIlBcis died July -.
Cor,or1l T. T. E,yB0lds, ls K l. Cs'ary, died Joly H.
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Mono CsTCHIhC ~ MIssoCRI.-Ihe bo'intss Of
ne gro-catotinF, once n ilsb'e II Lot reputable
profession. IN Mnsont, ,re'tit gsaily ou s,sbows.
1ae MstOtri Sfo@ J'No, Journal lutitbtd NJ
the state oaJ tAl relates with considerable eee lot"
Eve conservative c!ilzels ibOnI Galloway County
went 20 ferson City sfier ce,aln fugitive chn'tes
Their eInlud becoming Known End sI pesnng that
they had ell been ether setye Rebela Of Dangerous
sympsthizers, the five Conser'Htives. p'io'' bowie
sLiyes, snd Ill were cibH'd into The euard-hou-e
and, after few houn detsulico, allowed TO leave
for BONE All 81 them svaled Themselves Of the
privilege save one, who, Icing subsequently, cSugh'
providing sbo1t the town, VIA 90 rnhely treated by
the pofuiace that be nso was ouiy too eisd u get
away with his life. Ready, If ,his soft of thing
continues, there III no knowing what hi,sour will
como to-
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The steamship Sidon, Capt. MeMcksn, which
left Nsw-York on Wednesday. will e.n Cd Cape
Race on Saturday night or Sunday morning. Dis
patches can be forwarded to Europe BY shi. op-
poruoi'y through the agency Of George Stoker,
ESQ.,, No. l45 Broadw
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fldverris.me-.i
TkdVrTIftHr''I
yu1ocis yxsofIptp Is NFST il q new tuinI

HUION's lHsOLtBLE CtNENT u Ne" IhInt
Nothlus sls II bscTs onsf.d t. the ~ &C. IL
/. OF COZ tinstL ofru O,r futs prrefa q s'- 1reA
psehes ana HnuS 70 boots sbd slss, sore'ers .uohf
,nboo, ,,hehps IL uierd, brehst trrLiurs c'0cscsY
to,s bou. ivory srd al srel.s o. boo'shois use u 10
hsulJ sbd easily spyhsd 60 cogu"n pa"e IL l. ms 100
10 ~.-r or OIL II .ih.re. oily sebruees firmly sr conn
pstsy Put up IA y,cl.rs ier fany aid nanai .eu 80
~. fiou two ounce. TO huBdi.d Iosnts t"r SAFE al
.,or.a uiLIos Bios L Co., Propsiesor. tro'id'no'
Unfe. corner OF Dy.f sna P.le streets
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MsruOreudu.

The schr surpn.-, before reported suph % oovsn"rs
Iana y.s~ra.y rsed tbropgb the .s.tsnes VI O.ps
Hs,rtt. wTsekins Agent She mas 'tesnpa"p - "s's
fis.Mg be-. . a. IA -.
Dsy boIud 10 New Dflesns -. aes"s)s" os "rs
July ~ ell about q nrs from New hAAs lbs CAUSE
Al spontaneous coDbus,lon ,,v..
IB, ie,t.r. 10 Lsood W .ItsI. seey Board UadsTwfa
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SUBsTiTUTEsl - Substitutes iuruisbed Oh
h.yonh.s term. l1O Su sttgt.s on bad. sua,tiut~s
f,rnl.h.d fot Peau.,ssnis Onto S,~.tn.spt. We also
Tor 100 tuHabl.e p,iob. fou AT Col or .die'
TosrEIss Co., sIbstitsto Btelsn, No 6ia brsae"-y
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Sailed.

s,s,n,hs-Oc-as Queen Tor Aspnw.L
saips- Maud III b John tlaIK uns.nnted ard Undsr'
vrer. =,
BaI.-Wm. wilson (Br George tBLl fesss Ss,s-sco-
tian tsr) h.ts In, NV Phantom tbf ASa So1Iis
Diam } Tryvs,o<e, aud Fasnle
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tbEl. AMI henry Hschman.
s..slnsrs-oopal., al b-lstief- ~. D uansSsgtsJ
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pori-tOaroeus' Notice.
srArH OF NV Norx

PoRrWARpsss OFFeg No l0s Wsl.l
NOTICE ia hereby gwen, m accoronDce with
section OF the Act passed Apri a. 1887, eotusi A
Ct neorsS,ize hs wsrdops Oa,- the Port % Now
Yss" ali pc'soEs Interested in. o. having ehsrs o. ID:
iub sei matter Of such inquiry essnInston. ~ safsy .'
the following vessel, nation BY tas or
srorns and tht she sad ,ninssoss ~ %
,'c'oc within saccs.sins s"s Hs's' %
s.rsm.bip r,.al- p,sr No ~ Y. n
I, .,ip s.,Ia, ~ ............f rsr No. <6 T..
SD,p P.trici i,snfv ........p,sI No. 20 &. X.
sri Hr.oiu. ....,,..... Pier No 81 Il
A.. ~ ,a,..,,. .......... fi~r Ma IJE n
ar Tbs,s.. - '....,,,............Pies No n
Salk La
BIZ Sau SpcfldAn 20
Biz DitgO
j.
80 - q. n. BRAMHALL. frss,dsst
.re,. urpsts,y Sec: tNy,
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COURT or COMMON pLEAs.

II IN understood hat ON Monday next an appllca-
ton will he uAs ref Jsdsc Brady. 81 Speoisi Term Of
topnos Plsss OF porpose OF testing tie constitution
any tho C0u.epI Law IL is slso stated that the mat
ter wi, 10 q the Coz Pess GENERAL Torn Friday,
spa froul n are be Arsd TO the Court OF AppeAs
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nisassers. SC,

NswpoHr r. J., Jaiy -, 1854
Tn. .chr james Power, rom Fhi1d, pLs, ain eoA 'oi
S.lsu 4. yius East fss'se "i a"e' ION hsis ~ND 49,
nv ,el.U ,ph to EIwocd W.l'.r Sccy Bd usd~'rs
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Srs srnucx.-Dsni.l Ksliher, while engaged II
l.yu. r. trek s.Vent sree, o'rfoons "i
an. ,Itr.s L.., OF thu San Becoming isssIsVe 10 VA
renewed - the AeW-l0fk Hasris.
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pEowSID WHILE BAIisSC-Eaily on ecnes-
Day .,e.Ms N.lb.nsi Hail q y"ss Of sc, scr o. NJ
Rsb-,, All, sdt No. 1ei delaney .trees was areien'
h, whie b.IAr TIE does. loot 81 Doancy s1ss'
A.. 4. Tie body kss not yet ts.a tee weed
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A.s.s.LAA ~AArsaL
Sun-Risss..t:4s ~.ts..........I:-Ji Moon-tt--'''"
THIS DAT
Sandy Hook. 20s g v lland... i.s'-isHCsis".. SiO
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RourA Of lOuucilmen.
OFFICIAL !

OvvcIAL1 STAYED SEs.Ios Tban.dsy. July ~, 1888
Tie Board met pursuant TO sdoufAment Ia hs Chamber
No 10 City Hell
Pr,.eut-C ovnoilusn 9snlfId, Web.ter Gsw aud Bran
dsn-t
Ihs Csf eupon announced that the Board stood cd
joorIed until Mondsy, July nth. 81 O'clock y m
JAMES n. bWEEhY, Clerk
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Tho big Keotaesy recruit, sunk % Sardy Hooh, ny cob
slos with steamship Chns has been rssed and vS T. s1
tow Cd 20 ilustsPs Point
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EorosBy call Of tho Pr sdcn' tho Board WIN meet or
MoIdsy al o'clock for tho usnsselion VI 'neh ba'e" "
u.sy come before IT,
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Az FxroRrloSIsT. -sercefr; Osborn o' the
Twne Irsc,nes .reted Joha Welsh an ltsn .'oier WHO
,t.ns. cL.rr,e wish sIs)Itus money iiog - joan "
oprb..nnr Of Nou Ha--u "nter threats ~ toi sr'a
,...e..I q ,ue. sn Tim Wel.n Ken 10 hlua H-yvn
,Ld Jss,!o. Burnstt ,o.isd tinl ~ iof trial
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ssstcnsent Of n Victim Of the New.YorIs
Mob.

From The New-Bsdford Stssdsrd
The snbj0Ded narrative shows the penl in which
AI. Powell, weD-edacsted aud respectable colosod
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IN hip houeAssr. Jr'm AsH f'ane"eo-ar Heed AM
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LoBuISG nEx LAsDLADr.--An lrsh Girl, IL
,esis o ago. IaEoa May Atu Land 80 s'he We.
.i,..f 80 sr,,ed. chsrg-d vita stealing o. aar H.h
v.r.y oi o.r C4othns. vs.uso A. 70 ron 'i. . t-'
oeeu,f.i .bou wyeks stree winch ue IL" ~ w.
e, have srsn iOgL5 r. the IEi.on-rs ves.rs2'
-hs tafor. Justice DoFIns sBe Committed 20 Is
II. IL.
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SPECIAL Tus-JrLr ?a-B.'ors Jndss Ronxsr'os.
A FIw yEATURK IN the To6kIsT Divohck cAsE.

Plaintiff alleges that be,idc the cum OF ~, a59
pet sfsa u aud ,oss Ls,,oors dssa to her,
and ia rsgd witch soob 10 peuding tbat dsiebdsnt
Ia. fsi 10 pay he toll ale Asus, 1850 and
that since that tns there hss been shpad sJo iLa Tie
o. \ Tfust Coz psny Of Ns~1oik hold mortgage to de-
sdsn fer OF the property o~hsd BY the So
e.y Of ST. Vincent Sc la aal che pays 'haI said Ifgt
CogpsHy to directed 10 pay bei tie ntse fses.' ON
noftSss until tie balance Ct e. $50 10 paid sss that thee
said money be usd to secure to hsr The regular OF
Der silow sne- Ia future.
ID. Court grated The pstan and mad. order thsi the
Iu COMPANY psy over 10 p!AiRnn the Interest GU The
bod and mortgage IN tbs poe s"ion fsesived by usm
How AID AMI Lhass sf plaintiff IL W. Robinson for de-
fsucAnt
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RoRBlp IN 4 SALooS.-Ofcer George JeHerson
Smith Of tho T-en.h frscioct Gus'ted IrsHs Snitn sd
U,Hrn C,npb,l charged 18th ,ie,rs god w-',h W. Ia
and slo IN bill. ion william Wshn Of No ~ fouiih
,v..u, shis N the AsTYis oI 'o1, no. D1'''
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

The American Tsegra,h Company has opened q
branch flee for general Telegraph ainsss at the DRY D'cf
In Teeth street nesf Avsur. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

Mr. j. Revell, the Temperance lecturer, sailed on
Tue,dy In The Eastern for England lie purposes
tuning In September
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-09-14

New YORK, Sept. Zl.-~Ine lilies mas
long letter from Morris Island.
Monday 7th Wagner and Gregg wer'
evacuated by the rebels last night at l,
o'clock. Gen. Gilmore must be assigned
the honor ofanother splendid triumph: I'M
engineers have done their duty faithfully
we'll may the Stars and Stripes now float
over the Notifications.
Several persons including captain, sur
geon and navy Lieutenant were captured
BY party under command OF MAJOR San
ford ofthe 18th Conn, The prisoners were
endeavoring to push off in boats from
Gregg, and were intercepted by our men
who were also in boats. The guns in both
forts were spiked. When our forces enter
ed Wagner lighted fuse leading to the
magazine was discovered and extingulsned
in few moments and terrific explosion
would have ensued.
The guns found in Wagner consisted OF
four naval howitzers, twa sleg howltzers,
two Columbiads, two rifed pieces ana
three carronode one sie1 mortar one neld
piece.
| In Gregg were found 3 Cohorn mortars,
and field pieces, making complement OF
70 guns of various calibres in the two
works. :.
Hut few of the guns are in good condi.
ton; most of them are completely and Tor
ever disabled.
The bomb.proof of Wagner has not been
penetrated. Inside were found man oy.
ing from wounds, and near him two oeao
bodies.
The garrison, numbering $500 men, es-
capped in boats, with the exception OF the
persons above mentioned.
The first intelligence we had OF the eVac-
uation was brought by the three deserters
who came into our lines.
Numerous torpedoes are scattered over
the premises, but as yet they have caused
US no injury.
The dead and manged bodies of men and
animals pave the causeway from Wagner to
Gregg. :
Noon, THAT $50 this morning Admi-
raj Dahlgreen despatched flag of trnce to
Snmter, for the purpose of demanding the
surrender of that fort. Il the demand is
not complied with, it is believed that he
will again lombard that pile Of ruins.
The amount of ammunition left in Wag-
ner and Gregg was considerable Numer-
Gus fierce looking pixies, having hooks near
the end, were fxedin the sand on the slopes
Of Wagner for the purpose of resisting an
assault.
Wagner and Gregg are each occupied by
a regiment. There is no firing uf any con-
sequence at the present moment. The
iron clads are in position to open on Sum-
ter.