New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14

which sailed this day, tho following teaohers Mr. O.
C. Fox Mrs. G. ~ Hammond Hiss Julia N. Graham.
and MI Louise Kellogg. beside shipment of goods fe
the Freedmen. fng NlM GO V ht" f.
TugoDoRI y. WELD.-This venerable and
eloquent man. late Principal Of Rareswood School Win
speak at Dodworth Hail. No. 800 Broadway. Tomorrow
Sunday morning at l0l o'clock, on IRISH and ~
Antagonist" in the evening" ct N o'clock, On Tho
Havoc Of Creeds" This IL rare opportunity TO hear
Of the most loyal and influential speakers on nss
platform.
GEs. CANDY RRLRAsED.-Brig Gen. Candy,
who assumed command Of the Union troops in this oy
and harbor during the July riots has been relieved By
Gen. stannard. Gen. G. win report to the War Depart
ment
DIsEBTERs TO BIZ APpRRnENDBD.-We IN
derstand that the Of all the drafted men in New
York who failed to report themselves to the Provost
MarsLas in their respective districts viii be gasctsel
throughout tie city. with view Of eecting their or.
res, and H. reward Of go will DO paid for The -
| prehsnslon OF each man.
To WrOM, IT MAY CoNcERy.-The report
that Mr. Archibald the British Consul has len this city
FOX England is Incorrect
SALR OF PAfgTIYGs.-Messrs. Leeds e. Co
sold at auction yesterday at their rooms In Nassas
street. fine collection Of paintings comprising works
Of tie most celebrated masters being tho entire gallery
~ the late John Lafarge. The collection was ssd ss
great sacriice tho prices averaging go and ia isv
pcturcs being knocked down for $40 and $50
THg SECEgH MOVEMENT IN CASADA.-MA..
Cen DIX left this city for Buffalo on Thursday evosins
with view Of looking after the defenses OF that place.
in anticipation on an attack from the Rebel s}mPath1ss
Ia Canada.
| ARRANGEMENTS PoR REcRUrTiSG.-OnT Thurs.
day evening Provost MnrshalGoncr Hays proceeded
to Albany 10 consult With the GovernH relative ~
recruiting in tho Southern District OF Newiork Tns
General viii probably return to the city today TAs
bounty for all recruits who have service Including
the 500 TO be given By the Supervisors viii amount y
;1CG, and 500 for new recruits
! SEVENTH RYorMHyT Promenade C0NcHRm.
The Seventh Regiment National Guard vii sRs
another OF their famous concerts this evening at taes
armory over ronpzins Market. when tie sae band -
.sohed to the corps will entertain tho audience win
varied programme Of popular music.
! BOARD or COUNTY CASvAssBEs.-This Board
continued s session yesterday and canvasseA ~
flint. Second. ThirdsFifth Tenth. and Eighth wardA
The figures on The state ticket do not materially dines
from those heretofore Published In THs TRIBUNE TAs
Eleventh Fourteenth, Seventeenth. Nineteenth. nd
Tuen,yfrs, ards are the only that now remain
to be canvassed Is possible that the canvass may b
concluded today. although il II doubtful ns there w
probably DO found discrepancies which will require ~
presence Of the Canysssers TO settle The ~
FAR for Judge Of the Superior Court gives minority q
is2 Tor MoCunn.
| DrAopAM OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
A diagram Of tie Federal Government and Anss'
lean Union in picture form. designed 10 instruct ~
masses on the form ard relation Of the several branches
Of our Government Jest been pubIishedty an invss
i've genius ofhs city. Is shows the position u inc b
eoutye Legislative AID Judicial Departments number
Of Congressmen from each state map OF each Stsss
and territory. showing population. principal f'TefA
4 cities. &c. 60
FATALLY ISJuRED.-An inquest was held q
No rs Robinson street on Friday by Coroner COMA,
upon the body OF Ann Hogan native Of Ireland asee
/ years. who was " is1unB HVAS
four story window.
DEATH PROM A KICK BY HORsB.-COr0ree
NnunaHn Friday. held inquest a, the New. YORK
/ Ho,vtslon the body Of Martin Murphy, native a
Ireland aged - years. who died nom the effect VI -
Iurl.e received sOne days since BY being Kicked W
horse. The deceased employed al CoaneHs stables
IN Broadway. Ihirty fifth street and wAs inlars1
he pursuing his occupation rs hostier veruisth
! accordance wtA the above facts was rendered.
J DEATH PROM INJURIES RECEIVED m STREET
FIGnT-Pairick Ryan a native OF Ireland aged y
y,..s died at bis residence No. az Water street.
a IN rday irvm injuries received nj the bands VI
follow .ahurer named Sullivan. The deceased AID biz
ussailant both employed Ia street sweeping and
became engaged In o quarrel during which sullivan
struck the deceased in the head with hoe. rendering
MA insensibc and inhictng injuries from which 10
subsequently died. Dr. George II. Boughton made
poet mortcr examination II the deceased and ascer'
tanned that tho skull was badly fractured large
qgrniiiy ofcNrlyhsa'ed blood was found In the regon
o: tie brain Sullivan arrested and Is held ~ avail
the action ~ the CoroleT An inquest viii DO held ~
CorOne. Widely to-day.
/ CFFICIRs ATTACKED By A GAN0 OF ROwDiBS
AND SEVERELY HEATrS-At about u o'clock Thursday
evening Sergeant Kelley ~ the Twenty nrst PrccincS
bile passing through thirty second street. near Third
aycAue lad Las attention attracted by man VITO wss
conducting hlInse Ell In n most disordcrly manner He
immediately arrested him. and VAS On the point Of
taking him 10 the Station House when b. was set upon
by yiry OF ru.ians who attempted 10 rescue TIE prs-
oucr Letting the prisoner 40. tae p.ucSy Sergeant
dashed into the crowd and assisted ny Orcer Little