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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-25

Total payment on muster. =,
- Al The nrst regular paw day. or two
months after mus,er-in. an Ian,
nonai inStalment Of bounty will.
paid
D. Al the trst regular paw dav after six
months service. ne shall ne p,;5
an additional ins,almen, If bann-
". -
+ al The frst regular pay dav after tho
end o! the first wears s.rjra ~
additional imStalment of nn,,,,E
will be paid. -
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eighteen moths service IN ,5s,-
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-25
REIt RNED VOLUNTEERS
STATE OF VERMONT.
AdJctant and Inspector Generals f,.,ice.
Woodstock. Arg ) 1853

- VF'->ANVh, -i-g- > 1905.
GENERAL ORDER No.
l. TWO regiments ot veteran volunteer :nf.,l;r,
are authorized 10 be raised in ,hi, state
- All aoie-ooGled m,ll btt4,e,.,, The s,-as .,, Il
ana 40 who have heretofore been enlisted. aud
n@NS served Tor not les than l4irc months. rro
OF the usual form, ad caa "a, Ia e>s,,;1.,'','
required oy the mastering rc- 4l.ri.n> " ~.
Nhi'e" >ta'eS, may Ok sl,llstcd under Ills ora,,
Is Veterans ~''
y Every volunteer mustered INFO service -
" veteran under this order. viii he e,,-i,jed >,
5eee3Ne nom the United States one month : IA,
"ICc' ana bounty and premium OF foar
= Poh oti'-S mustered INTO >cricc, one
f.; go ; ~. ID advance, $500
p-a,,,.,,,,, vi bounty, 6pNo
200
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-25

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pay of seven zy&@ rs.
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Of onshunF 10 be
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-25

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st bloomsbury. Nov II 1850
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-12-25

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
DIEn-

|
AUsIiNZ0n "wednesday, Sept ater shor. illness DAM
Austin OF brooklyn member of the graduating clas OF Dart
Funeral Sabbath afternoon. Particulars on Saturday morning
BOSWELL.On Thnrsday morning Sept. 10, after a long
H. and Mary T.. Boswell, aged year and months.
THE friends Of the family respectfully invited attend her
funeral Saturday morning 18th inst 10 clock from II
residence of her parents, Eighty fifth street. Fourth
avenue.
LiyINGSTON-On the morning Of Wednesday Sept. o. at
the residence Of Chas. King Newport, X. J., Angelica
daughter 0 John II. Livingston aged % years
The relatives and friends OF the family Invited 10 attend
the funeral from Trinity Church is city, Friday Sept.
IL, at IL o'clock. without further invitation.
sPARLING-On Wednesday Sept g. after short but
Illness Marenus James. younge son OF Thomas and Susan
NJ. Sparkling aged II years and months
The relatives and friends Of the family most respectfully In
v,ed TO attend the funeral from his parents residence No.
81 Third street Friday, 18th inst at o'clock His
mains will be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
yOORHFES-On Thursday, Sept TO- at her residence No.
81 West Tenth street after short end severe illness, Helen
voorhees,. in the 60th year of her age.
Notice OF funeral will be given in the next issue oil the evening
and morning papers.
WFBsTER-On Tuesdsy evening, Sept. 8, 1869, Amanda w
Webster, wife of VIM v Webster, aud daughter OF D. d.
Jennings Cairo, Greene Co.. ~ " IN tie SD year oil her
The relatives and friends Of the family, also the members Of
Polar Star Lodge No. 2i5 r. A. NJ respectfully invited
attend funeral from her late residence No l'5 East
Thirteenth street. ON Sunday afternoon, ct u p m
Caiskill and Hudson papers please copy.
WEMYsS-On "Wednesday evening Sept 9. at ~ o'clock
Julia widow OF Francis Courtney Wenyss IN the oIh year
Of his
Her friends and those Of the fy are respectfully Invited
attend the funeral Saturday morning 18th inst, at ~
o'clock from her late residence No 1913 East Nnetfenth
without further notice. The remains will be taken
tn Cypress Hills.
Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

Beef and Beef Hams continue duh and prices entirely
ins Gut Meats quiet and have only TO note sale oil
50 tos bagsed Hems al tal2lc. Bacon Is dull and heavy;
Lard In less active demand but prices without essential
chance sales Of $50 bbls lOqi aud go ties. foF Deem
Der delivery al iOsc.
RICE i firm and moderate demand sales OF 200 begs Ran
COON IN bond az DC.
sUGAR-Raw Sugars are in iair demand and the market is
hn and prices tend upward We quote fair 10 good refining
lOsdofc sales Of 1000 hhds Cuba e, 0dllc including
SINAI lots OF Demerara lie. ard Porto Rico at llc last
evening 5000 boxes Havana sold at 9s@llsc and 1900 bags
Bahia OF p
SEEDs-Te market I. dun AMI somewhat heavy FOR Clover
Seed NJ tiofc q NJ Timothy Seed IL quiet yet steady at
~ 25c ~ 80 q bIsh Rough Fix Seed is firm and wanted
at - 2Sa 81 40 y bush. Of ~ NJ
SALT l. In moderate reduest aud the market firm; sales
Of 1000 bushels Turks lsl.ud a, sc.
IhLLoN-Ihe market Is less active, bit prices are well
naina,d sales 1000 At lOtc. for WesteEn end lttd
10 c. for City.
Nskf quito active and the market Is frmer sales Of
1901 bills State end Western 50Q5c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
LATER FROM JAPAN.
The Government Of Japan Desires to Avoid
War.
SAN FRANCISCO. Monday. Sent. :

SAN FRANCISCO, Monday, Sept. T. 1863.
by further accounts, it appears that the ia
pancse Government had attempted to avoid war with
foreigners having not only paid all the indemnity de-
manded by England but also made satisfactory apollo
gy But this displeased the Damos and much discon'
tent existed throughout the country. A Damio. who
owns territory along the Strait Of Simouski in the
Province of Nago reckossy fired from his forts upon
ships Of all nationalties that passed He had also two
steamers fitted up as war vessels with heavy guns.
which aided the forts in their attack These the
vessels supposed to have been destroyed by the Wyo-
ming AT the latest dates large British fleet was at
Kanagawa under Admiral Keeper. and was about TO
sail for the Strait of Simousk 1t is further stated
that the Prince Of Nago does not for reyerSes as
he has the that nearly all the Damios will
soon Join him in active hos.ilties The largest fire Of
many years took place in Yeddo July H. The residen
ces Of thirty DamioS and vast amount Of property
were destroyed
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From California.

IAN FANCIsCO. Iucsday, sept. :. IstJ.
Three passengers who arrived yesterday from
British Columbia per steamer Brother Jonathan de-.
posted in the San Francisco Mint ~ 900 of gold
dust. worth S200.OD. The treasure not on the
steamer manifest, hut concealed by the owners In
their baggage 20 freight money. The owners en-
poycd 20 part of last year in exploring their mines
in Caraboo District. and commenced to take ont gold
in January. and lO5 ounces had been taken out in a
single day The average yield was 100 ounces per day
Mining news from Caraboo District on the whole is
favorable. Rich GsGrtz veins had been discovered.
few of the principal claims continued 20 pay largely
In others there was considerable disappointment on
count OF delayed returns
sept. 7AIrved ship Windwsrd, from New York steamer
Brother Jonathan from the Northern Coast. with *lbOpt In
Treasure from Victoria and Sl33.O,O.
sept. sSsiled ship Orphous for Liverpool, with 400 bbs
copper ore, 800 eask. ialow and go SACKS wheat,
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From McHiCO.

san FRANCISCO wednesday, Sept. g. 1863.
The steamer Orzaba from Panama brings
dates via Manzenila from Guanajuato TO the 10Th uli
and from the City OF Mexico 20 the 18th u by Gen.
Forey, Commander Of the Mexican forces.
The Iriumvirate had notified the representatives, Of
foreign Governments that legal government has been
provided for Mexico and they had boon requested 10
recognize the Trumvrate constituting such Govern
ment
The American and Central American Ministers 70.
piled Aat they must recognize the Juarez Government
until further Instructions from their Governments.
Comonfori .and Dohlado had published strong ep'
peas urging the Mexicans 10 continue to respect the
French
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

III inbAf, Sflt- III ~
The Stock market was la2 u cent lower thu
morning and there was considerable pressure 81 cash
stock with de.ire TO realize Harlem and Quicksilver
showed each a decline OF . and Hudson River -. AZ
ter The Board W., market Improved and VS. higher %
the Second Board. There tocrible drrrce o!
lrmaess during the Afternoon. ~ 80 % p ~. public
Board ~ improvement realized over IT, prices
It the Second Board but later m tAc LAY reaction 80
in md prices closed follows American Gold. lJi
als1i. Pacific Mail steamship Compauy 81 New
York Coa.Tl. Railroad. 80. Erie Railway. looi. Efle
iialua, Preferred iOiialo5. Harien Railroad. iill
ia. Ecalng Railroad ll'i ali,i, Michigan Central
Railroad iiei dllpi, Michigan Southern and Northern
lnl!ana i.iro,d g14nl iL.aoa Ccairal Railroad
l.oi 4i4os Cleveland and r.isbarsh. NAM. Gaicnn
nnd Chicago Railroad l0- eIo9 Ci-fciaai and ioi"io
Railroad lf-laIlsi. Chicago and I.oek I.iand E4h
rosd. 10. -lps 'iLuanho- and Prairie du Ciira Ran
f1ad ,6i rl...bsrrh For wayue aad Chicago t-te
s.i Tcssc ilar,o AMI Alton cool chosrp tai so,th
81 os;err q. I5l. Crrirr.lni r'i 70. Cotton "a %
80 oaick l,,r GeCi. q. lfs Ia. -)s2ui baeks.
2iaci
Sterling Exchange 4 JUL and unsettled.
Quo.aiion, orc li.1lH
Fr.,lis arc dull aai lower To Liverpool,
a.. oar.r.inarfs re 1900 hafs % 81 90 hulk 20"
hhs Tllrr o. o. up 90 g. t4. p steamer. lir' ur-A
Wleai 4 CD. SOD bA.s. Iiour a. o.. 80 bote'
Choc,e ~ 90. % do do 90 lliuP NJ - I'll -"
Do Bacon a, 3l.. nnl Jp0 lrkins Butter Il ~. To
Iondoa-ao0 BILL Fl1sr Ai ~ 81. ~ bar ci1tcr seed
a. ess ITO Charters arc ~ Austrian dip 20 London
with u 90 bash. Wloa; ~ q. -. y quarter. -on
bla Ilolr 20 2s o.. = British bar. 81. - ~ blal
grain ,o COX 1f orders 70 as. a. British BARI
to London With ton bhl FLOUR on private terms and
Ersh hnr 90. ~ tla. 60 Porto i4co a. ti.i'l pa
abb Boo gold
The business Of ihc sab-rrcauD VIZ: r.
ceipts sos acl -. iur c-atoa'. s--JooJ. Pay
ments 81 mfogJ 81 balance s7ei- ~ 90
Tho rcccip,s OF tAc Aow-logA AND Harlem
Railroad f,f the month Of August we're
H1.................... ~ 81.
Incfoasc............... a3.s -
Goll opened atl3li, fcll 10 1904, ROSE again 10
l3l and closed st lui aly9, Tho subscriptions t. The
- lors we're GA 100 and The deposits Oh temp rnry
loan $780,
The money market has been quite easy to-day.
Seven y cent il tho general rate Ia. loans arc made to
quite a large extent n a. cent.
The Enc and pitlsburg Railroad Is expected
70 be completed TO iisbufg toward the end q Sorcn
Der
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
Markets CAREFULLY nsrcn1ln ,oH TN

Can ltgTsHIIn TIA y. /. TEfnrHT
TnrHspa1 sept ~ lAi
AsIEs-The m4rAet Il unchanged sales o! 80 bills q ~
coTsr0S-Ilr nailei hry active and trmi sales oil
/ 900 bale. r., GJo7lr for middilnrs.
COFFEE !. n modra'" fequei End tr "iils fs, y,''
pL0fR ASp MKAI-Ths demand ~ Wesiofn and state
For j. l.s. active for e2pnr hu Tar inqrIy " np''ap'
r IRE local and Eat-iu tade. Od ouT ~ 'rr isr uP
py anl l. p-ssed OH tir mario Al io",r rae " ~ n
re- and IN Dir request 81 iuI rates lhs aai', ,I
NM ~, St0ai 20 i5f SupfTArr state ~ IVA ~ fhuh
49, as C5a - g IT. Fancy do fiHG - ~ iof On ~,
1de and Fsnin do aud : 23d 81 ~ lot old ~ iogs Ia
,r,s. Canadian Flour b IN I.',ca a'i,inn al = ~
and 05a ~ for Trad and rany fAfa, South.ih ioH
better request bu he lom Ei.ie. nie heavy AZ III
,es Of poo hbs n f'd - p IF Common tAifa
nnd onnrry brands md 80 iod ~ % for Trade hand ~
Hour (. IN sif demand At steady ries ,sr, u ''u 9p -
r.. AZ ~ g,aa5 80 Corn Meli j. IN hghi supply ana "
,,esdy and ~ fur request 'ars oi UO bb.s nj - - io
Mnr.G'. Caioric alos, and ~ ~ for Atlantic Mia
ami tins h scarce and antcd 10 comp'i" crsors ny % '
b tl + no general demand and the marker coae null ana
DE- ,dciy lover for ordinary qnai,ir. ~iih -. c,s
spring li ejc. i0pO do Miwsutec clsb AZ "
A. Amber d. "a. 4 l5dt 10 1900 do Amber Green BAY n,
% ~ 100 do Ned Wes,crn NJ . lGd VI y 200 do Rcd
Illinois AZ r ~ ;2s 400 do Amber Western at
1905 White OHIO at 49, and g do Tooa ~. n,g
oecaIly III former and prices merely nominal fho
Bal ~ i wanted At IS osi' are scarce and pl,e, n'
nya HIGHER TOR prime bat inferior IL plenty nhd usa'hp
~, Of CANADIAN al Gyat6c W.sien a. ga To- nd Sih', AZ
Ga7c rye quiet but !, and nominal Al va w. 20,
ri and heavy sales 81 5000 bushels aii3tc Tor Eastern MA
I'd ard H.. aioc. for shipping do i, -, ..,.. n
my continues ia good demand at steady rHrs sn' a.
So baes at pI0*i O5 for Old, aud eOdyc Tor new
100 ibs. - 49,, ,no ,,i.. f,,
uOPS are steady md In fair request, sales o lW b i
conumion at .dllc ior ordinary to prime and ie" oa
Of new AZ x,c. a., .,,,t.. .,.
MDLkssE IN better doinsnd and choice qunllis, are
6rne, sales OF 3i bbls New OflcH- at t3d3c ly mas
Cuba Cnyrd NJ &c 100 hhdA e. coir at 33c and Joo mus
Cuba Mnscovsdo ~ 43c 49,,
ENyhL sfOREs-sprts Turpentlnc Is duh and price,
p,pa osns high; by auction IN. cargo OF
,. prle stesn.r Emma cold follows - bba eonnoi
o., IA = y ga II do. do aiJ IS and l'J do do. ~
Az 25 4, 20 ib4, cash. , II,
rpOglslONs-The Port market islower and lee. active
sie. Of CO. ba al oil Bli0fI2 for Old Mess riJ 10 10Y
NM do and $40 C.aaIO IS fof Prime Beef 10 ~ n"a
e demand At steady rs'c ,aes Of 2JJ bbls At ~ pa
aII ., 10, Pau Ne.. and I.9Y3 os EA.A w. Xie1eu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
Meeting Of the s,n,c Committee.

AIBANY. Ihursda! Sept TO I-oJ.
The constitutional Union Executive Commit
mioo adjourned to-day after resolving not 10 take any
further action al present viii regard to filing the bal
ance Of their ticket.
The Anti. Prohibition State Committee have resolved
10 hold their annual State Convention ai the OoIhcc
House. AZ Syracuse, Oct ].
The Democratic ~ ate Committee met NJ the Delayan
House this afternoon and organized By oectirg Dean
Richmond. Chairman. and Peter Caggcr. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

IMPORTANT ARREST-ONE OF THE BROOKLYN
NAyY.YARD ROBBERS IN CusToDY.-Detcciyes Elder
and Mccoy on Thursday succeeded in making a most
important urcst-n0 les person. as the detectives be-
evc. than the principal party concerned in the rob
bry at the Brooklyn Navy last April The crcum-
stances. readers will remember were follows:
The sum of $4,000 was deposited in the Paymastcrs
Office In the Yard for the purpose OF paying of the
Government employees and others On entering Lis
Office morning the Paymaster found the safe broken
open and the entire amount missing. a reward Of
offered b. the United States authorities for
the apprehension Of and conviction Of the thieves but
with satisfactory result until the present time The
accused s noted English thief who arrested some
years since for being concerned in heavy bank rob
bcry in Canada, in company with confederate named
jack Round. On the morning Of the robbery at the
Navy Yard. man seen TO pass through the gates
81 the NayyYard in a hurried and suspicious manner
The description given by the sentry and Waterman AT
the gate exactly ITALICS with that Of this man Mt the time
Immediately after the robbery he started for Europe
and from his style Of living while there nnd general
conduct the detectives satisfied that he is the man
A few DAYS since he returned TO New-York. and was
instantly arrested On Thursday afternoon he was con
veyod TO the Navy Yard for identifcaton but be had
changed much since the date Of the robbery that
neither the sentry nor wa.chnnn who the suspicious
man rnss out could positively identify Lin. lhe prs'
oner was held for further examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
DISTINGUISHED yIsIToRs.-Mayor

DISTINGUISHED VISITORS. Mayor i. W.
Llncola Gen. Cowdin. Col. 4. W Lincoln (son Of tie
Mayor AID T. S. Tyler arrived In town yesterday and
pit up at tic Asor House. They came hitler for TIE
purpose Of presenting stand Of coors to The od
Massachusetts, Flint Regiment. which Is now stationed
on Riker's Island Ia charge Of the drafted men The
regiment viii return IN short time 20 the field and ""
no, be likely to yisi. their homes in Boston unI the
clo,- u the war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
Lord E,yaDs.

QUEBEC Thursday, Sept. 10. 1868.
Lord Lyons leaves for Montreal to-day,
whence he proceeds 20 Fredericton, n, T.
New Governors arc 10 be appointed for New Bruhs.
wick and Noya-ScOtia.
survey has been ordered TO find an interior route
foI an international railway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

From BERMUDA.-Bermuda papers Of the "a
Inst, have been received but they contain no news.
The Rebel steamer Eugenia. from Wilmington n
c. with iO balcs OF cotton. arrived Of n George on
"a. 9th nit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
REMEMBER,
MISS BRADDON'S NEW STORY
WILL BIZ READY
on MONDAY NEXT.

Wanted,
TEN THOUSAND SUBSTITUTES,
TO WHOM $500 WILL BE PAID
BY IN. County Substitute aud Relief Committee Apply i'm
mediatey a, Nos. Il and 70 Duane t.
by order OF the Committee.
GEORGE OPDYkE Mayor.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
ELIJAH ,. PURDY. Supervisor.
ORIsOS BLUNT. Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervisor.
WILLIAM 81 TWEED Supervisor
CowsyLiUs CogsoS.)
4 TunrPsOh
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Special Notices.
Miss Braddon's Latest Romance.
OUTCASTS;

THE BRAND OF SOCIETY,
will ope6 In THE NETWORK MERCURY for Sept 26,
and be ready a, all News Depot. on MONDAY NEXT Its
simple truth to cay tina, there is bat Family Paper In
America that could consistently have engaged in such an en-
terprise as ths The Home Field ia ransaoked by THE
NETWORK MERCURY FOR original novelties and the
Publishers Of London ouibd in their market by
American Newspaper determined to it, columns with the
Of the gnsve Literature Of the world Whenever
arises in the literary world the readers Of THE
NETWORK MERCURY will find u,er fIyori,e sheet iln'
minated by Il, beams the mos, liberal Offers cause their
lish, TO shine through American medium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
ArrivnI Of the NOvn-scOiian mt Father
Point.
FATHER y

FATHER POINT. Thursday Sept TO- 1863.
The steamship Noya-Scotian, from Liverpool
On the 9th. via Londonderry on the 2sth Of August
passed tlis point On route 70 Quebec this morning.
&sws anticipated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

FIRE ~ WEST STRRRT.-At abont "a p. IN. on
Thursday fire broke ont In the packing box mannihc'
tory ~ SIR J. g.. Hunt In West street between Bank
and Hammond s'r cts inLic'inr damage 10 the amount
of p foD Insurance On stock 500 insurance on ma
chin,ry a. 90 The building vas owned by Mr.. T.. ;.
Croft. assured bu, 10 what amount j. not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
MARRIED..

Thursday SEPT TO- ai Tie Aston
House. New Nork by the Rev. A. ~. Butiineri, Mons
Charles Carey Chancellor OF state Of Lausanne owHt ana
TO Nils Annie Taylor of Cedaroroa Chester County Pa
NOFLLINO- COmSTOCK-Ou Thundny, Aug y, by the
Rev. Hugh Blair Theodotc Noel,ns to Sarah ~ Cousoch
bos4 vi hex ioIk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

FIRE ~ CLIP STEEgT.-A fire was discoy-
cred n the b.ilng No ll5 Gil street about D. m on
Ihurday and before 10 could b. suhducd the building
.ni tai adjoining No. ll7 were completely destroyed
q be- hul ~ aerc occupied by Mr. j. e. lIul Soh ~
soap mandatory. Loss on stock. about sl.vvj. no
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
III

This medicine Increases the power OF digestion snd exoae
the sbsorbents into healthy action BY which tho wstd -
cacsrous DISPOSITIONS and all unnatural engagements ere 70
duced as well pain and inflammation, and ID good fer
MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

MEETING or BUTCHERs.-1Lerc was an In
formal meeting Of butchers at the room OF the Butcher
Hid, and Malt Association yesterday afternoon, 10 con
H. Mr. Rooe's plan for the removal OF the slaughter
r,u..s They were opposed to the measure on the
.ond ,b,t those who respect the laws cleaned their
houses and prevented offensive odors and IN
healthy Accommodations OF th TINT e'"'Hs ''"S "e''
sufficient to compel the Observance Oh 'Ao
ations Of the city that the dhiio's !" "''''"
ra..a~ a,o located aro M healthy other districts
They resolved To petition the Comh''" 'o'',"
to ,,u,,er hou,es 10 remain md enforce The laws IN
,c,.,o ., ,,eir o,c,nlincss Another meeting VIII be
held, VI which due notice viii Nv s.veA-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

CRICKET MATCm-NEw-l oEK VS.. ST. GEORGE
The game between the second eleven OF these
clubs played Yesterday on tie ground Of ihe New
York Cricket Club a, Hoboken. which tcrmlR-icd ~
nor scor. beioW.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11
CuAMpEa or CoMMERcE.-A special meeting

Of Tie Chamber Of Commerce was called for O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon for tie purpose Of cecuhg tIeo
Pilot Commissioner Ia the places 81 Robert H. lHy''f
l. J. Morgan and Charles II. Maishnll' whose t'fH5 OIL
Office have expired. Only two members were present
and after waiting for nearly al hour for quorum 'hey
adorned Until next Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-11

ILSTRl CTlON or TIKI IWLNTl 'TIH5I'' AaAI
ArNogY The claim lor losses sustained in ihe g.
structon the Annoy at the corner Of Twenty frs
stree, and Second avenue 10y the riots on The 18Th -
july lat was presented to the Controller yeatsidny by
G. " Iallor through Mayor Opdyle who Ma inter
,sted in the premises having furnished tie capital iof
carving On the work The hTges, part Of Tie los II
ior ca bnes Of which 1000 were taken or destroyed by
the mob II will be observed however b. the abstract
Of the cnin tia; the number Of finished arms obtained