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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-07
DEMOCRAT & NEWS
The Question Of the Ranking Officer Set.
tied.

The Question Of the Ranking Officer Set.
tied.
The board of officers on the relative
rank OF Generals have decided adversely
to the claim of General Butler t. out
rank General Fremont II is understood
that General Banks allows General Dix
10 rank him by bis own consent, al
though. legitimately, General Banks
ranks ID < oa account 0. priority o. nom
inat;on by the President and confirms
ton BY the Serate. The five Major
Generals now rank as f lo~s:
|. Major General Mcclellan. ap
pointed Nav i4h, 1851, to take rank
from same d.te.
2. MAJOR General Fremont, appointed
July Isl, 10 take rank from May l4th,
1861.
3. tjor General Dix, appointed
in 18th, to take rank from May 10th,
1861.
1. Major General Banks, appointed
Jane 5,h, TO take rank May 10th, 1861.
5. Major General Butler, appointed
May l6.h, to take rank May 10th,
1861.
MoRE lIoRSRs WANrGD.-This beinr
the case, it behonves the proper depart
ments at Washington TO IN Ike Instant
and great endeavors to keep our cavalry
well mounted. Such incessan. and ac-
tive service is very DIES ruc'ivc to horse
flesh, and | regret TO say that fully half
OF ,ome of our best regiments are now
Ineffective from want of horses.
The generally inferior class of horses
heretofore furnished soon wear out, and
not enough Of even such have been SUP
Piled. Our effective cavalry force could
he increased invent, five per cent. to-
morrow If tho supply OF horses were
sufficient. What the Government
should have is ar extensive yenaou1,f
stable or yard, wheIe horfcs could be
trained, and issued promptly to the dls.
men. An untra ned rise in
tue ii Id readers good man nearly use
less for several weeks, and this might be
obviated by training Them beforehand.
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fore tho vengeance Of outraged people ovsrtshs ths
Bread was have and be- whether farmer specaster
who contnuos TO withhold this article from the
people with visw Of securing for himself erotitsnt prah
IL al enemy Of his county and uankind and shoud be 90
regarded Coufcsiop Of property and tsnhmen, from his
country would DO penalty not too for soch crime
comred Of this fearful crisis IN the sts Of county
CHARLESTON SAFR.-Th Charieston Courier
sage that all apprehension for the safety Of Charles
ton has now paused away, and the people are buoy;
ant with expectation aud strong In confidence, and
rejoice In the assurance that the foe will be driven
from the city. The planters have generously ro-
sponded TO the call for negro laborers, who nsve nj
recdy done important service. In ehors time.
Charleston can laugh at the zoe, como from what
Quarter and IN Wherever force he may.
The TAR RIVER BnIpGx.-We are requested TO
ray that the tfidge over Tar River, In North Caro-
lima, recently burnt by tho Yankees, has been re-
bulls, and the trains are now making regular trips
GRchmopd Examiner, Aug l.
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Whipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Embellishments I
Cleared.

sb,n.-wi.con-in tBr Ewes LIVER Williams duioat
Ref A H.a,u Stevens. Liverpool. J. y. smith; va
H.1k scuda-r Ssn Frsneisco. Z. Co nsfoc. -.
R.r..-MAy Flower peaol Barbados. n: Trouphrses
Som, Ch.rl.s Brewer. Gr.rt PAiaiePais h-cnf va,
go Pom. ~ we'd KDidborg Antwerp Funeh Ms,rc.s =
W.pst T-t.,. tDsu PsTksop. 81 Thomas ana hn-esoe'
NJ, - Ph.los Co Lr,.s Brunu Is huss. LsshSfo
V B.,,houd Co La CslossA Pslner Picou y o. ps.
a. Miller. J,in Wi,Lrop Blsrcn,fd. Picteu n n,s'
min Soos; sam sheppard tbrl, fr.fef CIdens j. q
sis.-Lson,rd Rerry Brl shots, kies.tOn; !sm's' :.
;crnsp H-nr, Emma lves (Br). nstsn, Tietou, ~ 80
sI,m.r fay. AchIhs (itsl Fensri Oens,. OnAn
y, Ph-lp. Co Milo (brl, Tongec ospe nrst.a 4,
sa. see.nd ar F,ei, ps5e' as M 1ssS.
Eds-,, ). J,so cebs Brett sOa Co solis,,n9 tSih
h.xip. p. Butd-tt Everett w. b. kio.y tbfb MAX
| .sy ha.smors.. J. L y. Smith,, ,,.cvs
sehoonrr.v-uas Dusnipg. Fcge, Ronth Son fran1
Nh. g.rhsr BE las. T. Bat. Co W Carroll sIli.n'
DsrrGr r. p Pack Go Hiawsh, lngrshann Weyt mouth,
~ 5 Erowu ca. E.sls. Han. Ports 4ou,h " nfosa
&, AUs1s's Gtegl.y. Ssco, james v favisnii ffanes
E,l., Hamilton Portland, q. L. Bs.eh; Eehsocs' mo.
B,tu'orc bi-r Abbott; Freuds tBfl sicL. an h,ya'
.nrr r. q Fldl8se. John Gpin Gruiiy por linen 's'
i.nt iBr Iishbourns Martinique, J. b. Edrese fneoes
Mo,ros Kew W.st Jos Enea.. Windwird Partridge, Dos
ten W..h Carver Chase % L. bsylsy TSokes ror icy
f.r,on Isn Brunt ssght; Scksegrg hasksl hocs.ani
M.tcafG Duncan c. ii. Cook. Sparks, Poaufriaee Brew
Son 4 Co. - ~, u =, .-,.r,.
Stsemer,-Puke-bSrs Sherwood. Porlsnd H. 2 SloH'
well CO Oct0rsrs, NcLtushin pAuiH''ej ~" o''NS'
Muiliuer, Washington, Jss Hand.
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In seamsbip Noyt>yn Ligt firm hUfnv1lIINrs Msres'
,.t I'll and TWO children Ffsuk Stevens. HsmmermAn
NJ Bees. Rev I. Bori.rsur A. Bislions a. Gunsm, H.
Car. Mis- r. NJ. Cooper. "a B. Miller b. SsEosn ADD We
Mr. Wilu.m,on NJ Lopes Capt. Meiche'. O. Cseser me-
Mo..y AID Child NJ Tuado end freud, Mrs ksslsr ssd
child N. L. Tsbb. W. Ii. Eore. NJ Tear
In ssqney dibqsy iron. Nss5eyn-iient'Co w -; ps t
thoIom.w 2T,o hs Lieut.. yosish D. Bont Lieut. u w.
Clinton W. II Ose,on. Jonn G smith, AZ A. LsnkNo,.'
IN sth S,syori Lieut. N. SeJksn, 81 New-1ofk Cva'
~, VIM McDopsld Capt s. Allen B. Grifin, ChAs Me'
Hsn,v " T. jerks. U. T. N; j. X. ChsmoeIl.in 'isvt -.
+ S,s1,li e,a N-u.York CuptW Cuff, Isl New.fok;
c,pt Hyroo Ksls Chts Locku Lieut.. John T. Wood sS'a
Pam, Lient ID. A. kin-tssn, 18th Psnn:' O. n psnsn'
~ a band j. T. Wilkinson. I. 5. " J. n. Pla1 bnd "
OIm,by . ,n,, -. .t..h,
deuued at Bahia
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Prom Pam M n.

PAsAxi July ~. 1860.
The authorities have been trying hard for II few
day. past to get upa little eIcitemett in honor Of
hs art anniversary OF Mo,queras entrance Into
gosua bet there Ia 10 little sympAby for The eause
Of such great lsriness among the inhabitants that
tie attempt has been anything but tuces''fa. 90 The
25ih finally psssed of even dullef than tic general
iiy Of dull days in Panama.
uissxpectod that President Mosqnsra will arrive
here from he Cauca on tho lOIh of August he
take, his Cabinet with him and makes hI, stopping
rlnces he Capital for The time Icing go that on hi'
arrival here Panama will become the Capital 81 the
United states Of Co oEb.n vt least Tor sone month";
II Il "a pet idea OF Mo'1ucra % make II 40 rerrna
ueutly bn, too much opposiiiOn has been displayed
sainst the project to have At realized In Congress
Now however, tat q ere Is no hAed capital. aud
i. President has the power Of locating II wheroyor
ho is femdny, it 10 Dot mpro oabe lao may manage
TO keep II here permanently.
ia advance Of Bis Wait, no las sent about lOJ
soldiers from the CaIca, and may bring 800 or 400
more as that ia the number allowed by reoent en'
hctmsutr.
Heaven forb d that they should como, for wo are
much safer without tlem.
Tie aft news from the States Of the fall Of Vcks-
burg and ITO defeat OF Lee, we'll received In
Panarna except 10y TWO or three OF Jci admirers,
who think The iuse gone IN.
Gen. Pszet tho recently elected VoePresidont OF
Peru, Iassod through this city asl week from Eg.
rope. en- route for Lima TO Gil the Pref.en,inl
chair 10 which re fell heir after the death OF San
Roman. IL ia thought Pezet will make very good
Executive officer.
The latest news from Central America is unfsvor-
able 10 be of lhnios, the PresGeDt Of saiva-
DOR. Some OF bis officers have sold themselves t.
Carrera, ard tlus laced him ut very great sad
vantage. /, IS feared by hrs friends be cannot hold
out long, and II isa pity, for ho Ia the most liberal
and most progressiye man In CentIal America, ana
very friendly 10 fore ers, whereas. ha opponcn"
are completely priest ridden, and apposed to what
they lo)k upon as the Innovations OF strauger.
MARTINEZ in Nicaragua still holds out against the
revolutionary party, who will likely fall Wild
Barrios.
From the Sonth there IL little Of interest beyond
the prospect of war between Chill and Bosia apont
The Msyllones suano depost aud the Aiaeana
Desert.
Tue Spanish feet had arrived at Callao and
sauted Tho Peruvian flag.
Messrs. Ma kie aud Squer, the United States ON
missiones had rem led Lima, and were well re-
ceved by The Pretcenl. As undersnud that Don
Jere Manuel Iinrlado, the same who represented
New-Granafa In The late COmnfsion a. Whshns-
ton, has gone south 10 act In the sane cay aoi,y
for Peru, il 10 more than likely That mo
American claimants will como oat ut tue sinhil
end Of the hofn M they did in their claims h9hihet
NewGrannda especially ii lhe United States gov
eminent admits AS precedent the principle hcKho"i
go, ed by the Comm 10 the latter case, tht
Americans abroad are deuzens ot the country 'hsy
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UnToN's INsOIUBLE CEMENT 81 lew thing
Nothn. Ike Il has ever been bo.orr y-ei.e 1t
(. not con ipstion Of rubber sutia rcrcl IT. Hr'eks
patches ard Huirgs 70 boots sSa shoes NJ lily strong
without stitching. % msnds o'9~eH 49,, c'GusSy7
Nquid easily spilled as common p e. sinsoiools
wster oil 1t s1hcIes oily substances hrmS s1a eon
use fon two ounces TO hundred pouuds For sale o. AZ
stores HILTON BROS X Co., ffopiietofs' rfo'oenos'
Ofics Of Dyer and Pise sxssss
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NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY AUGUST 6 1869.

temporarily iuhabt, and IN consequence have no
claims on their own Government for protection,
while living outside Of United States territory.
On the receipt in Panama Of The news OF the
captulation Of vickshurg, and the defeat OF Lee
army by the Union forces In Pennsylvania, Capt.
Middleton, commanding the U. s. sloop-oi-wsr St.
Mays, cred salute Of .weniy-one guns IN honor
Of thu svent
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})ort-War0cns' Nonre.

STATE OF NEw.YosI
PoRr.WAsDkss OyFIcs No, lot Wsise
NOTICE liz hereby gwen, IN accordance WIZ
section OF tho Act passed April L. 1881 snueS AZ
act to keorssn1s the Wsraens Oncs OF the or "
York TO all psrsous ur.sssd IN having charge o. the
subject matter Of such inquiry eIsnioation OF @
the following vessels under c1sni ~ ~, ~
Wsdeps and thai tho .aid surveys or etsnaons III %
completed within days nsxt sucessams VIZ noase' %
board said vessels: NJ. ~. AN n
Ste-msiip America e' ~ - y ~
Bark Mont w ~ 5000
Brig
- 4. II. BRAMHALL. PSssidsae
J. ars's tIrRRnAy. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

CoorrR Is,1lrurE.-As will be seen BY adver-
tissmsnt In smother column. the Trustees OF the Cooper
Union that the Reading Room and Picture oeJ
will b elsssd from the 10th TO the 3lst mat
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Arrived.

Steamship Norh.r, Liss. T,aslsp,usb, A'pinwsi JOY
q mats, pass ard treasure 70 d. T. AAsp o.u,, *,
w.ti3 DAY. u. Po, Royal, and % day' from h.np.es
Rod' ' :, OF SP9 Loo,T1s h ' sf".o. n. Ed:
As st"r.i Ss,eea Ab.cOs and N..au BY o. steamer
o.i nu %ssny U : ir,.po Jsesawsy, Ns~S'rn NJ
G., A. 70 U. :. QuHferw.ster ~ = .o, ..u.,s
Sc amer a.s..oit Crane Ne~eern' ~ u, 20 o'a" ''''
to s - al T.eoay Pierce. Philadelphia d's 70 l. per
s.msS King Fisher Nye, PrOvidsue'. a.. 70 =.
Steamer Perspon'' Green ILL .lphis mdse 70 j. w.
s;s'ner oc;ai0r' Mel Baltimore. d.s to wi''.
Dalr-n 1911. ,,,.. 20 Lopez 4
,s's'n.sl NJ. siia,.oy. Smith. PHI >a''P'''
s:,,s,msI E.w.Yetk ROoin.cn. Ph!a '''''''
sto,per Mar.b. Stevens. Chance Bstino,,
Bns Baron de ca.tuc. HASKELL z,1, 10 days.
BIZ Marlin lof pr,toI, Enyl Andrews, Bshis b
ro.eweed eaaee. and bse' to ku.-ad Won Sachs.
vi..rs -N''' -''' '''' ''''' - '''A'A ~
sehr K,,bsc, Farrell. St. MUf.s day, sugar and molssss
seh late formerly prize sehr Buse, Of Mobsl Acting
Master & lie. Moses. >; ~ soS@sad.os Ny Vs.. 10
qSer.' oi.. Is 81. wa. cariaf,d % Key Nest nurha
tho passage from tlserst Cape Hesy sevsrs Ugiisd
States crli.es Ac,nsMs Moe returns Moth
service having Of b.i vey freely the
ana uerns much tron the elects bis dhcnty In aacss
Sem. D.ui-i yiosa. hoover: Fab River. O.li.,t
Schr. 6lacs tiIdier, CLARK. Boston d.ys ballast.
sca Rsbecca Harriet Brennan. Chissot weod 10
A {. Haven't,
schr n b. Warner Alden. kieIsndris days. bails'.ts
jonas Santh.
sehL Msselsn Lipplucot,. virsiaa days wood
Sehr. Sophia, Carney. Chncoisssus wood to A. T. Ha'
-, -,
Barge Laura, Christopher, Baltimore, WIN DslIell
The Dr. bsrk WI helmine, from Londonderry. rspored ~
arrived on Tuesday should have read the pomcne"
The Steamship Mataufas, at PIER No. North River U
f New Ol-sus with ordnapce and sabs sorsss
The Hudson 10 ssS loading fer NsW.OfIsans %
Pisr 40. ~ North River.
Aug <-Ship Sardinia
Bafks-M4ry Aon. Emily Ada and Julian
Briss-Presli.sno, Ba rio. and > b. Johnson.
Seheousr-L. h. Cole, Florence. ana James peusisa
Memoranda.
The stesmship Golden CITY now on the Great Balance
Dck TO b. eopp,red ship Calhoun 10 the lxfss
Sectional, and wil Dc Tscsuls~i SUI no"J SopPstsa
spoken.
NAV iai IL o5 g. lon ~ 81 ship Nsplss Of BAH fsn
SOulAsm p.ou for Bourbon.
Disasters, &c.
FAyAL, JAY s. 1863
Tho ship SHARK Of the Ocean, from Wales for Hsnsx vh
cosls put leaking badly.
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PROM CALIFORNIA.
Arrival Of ,hs Northern Light.

THE AMERICA. MINI-TLK JAPAN AFUGfriyE.
tAs FaANCsDn. JsescAy. tus lsej
The American Mlnister and Consul with their
families hastily left Yedo, japan, about the lS'h
Of June, appreLenJng A-sassinasion. They fist
took refuge On the United States steamer Wyoming
and subsequep,ly removed 10 YOkohataa.
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fAdvertisemsnt |

LIE OREAT NATIONAL THANKSGIVING DAY
BARsun has issued flaming bulletin for to-day, and bic
Museum ~ crowded day night will act be bic fault
nor for want OF good st'sctions Dramatic performances
,ske pscs every nour BY the best any ever At the
Museum. Mr. G. w. Clarke vas always, great favorits
there bt never more than supported By some
Of the best talent In the profession ID will be worth
quarter TO sec The crowd there to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

roies On Monday lying the Sidewalk, IN 'front.' sfNs g
ns'natn street. Hs in . Of oxicatisn asd upsn
being removed TO tho died he wss deoed n
ue cost and pants and fatigue cap, had dark
feet inches In hight '' VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

The British steamer Olympus Capt. Muir, sailed
ye.tsdiy for Liverpool with four cabin passenger 'ud
others In sseIsgs.
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lAdvertieemantI

DEAFNESS, DISEASES OF THE EAR, EYE,
TnAoAr and CATAIHH treated BY Dr. ROVE, No. ~ CeDssrA
st. Blcoklyr. Office hours. 10 g M. TO p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

CAUTIos.-An cid resident Of this city was st.
tscksd yesterday morning at bsfps By three hishway
men, tie corner OF Lexington and
street, but fortunately he well AIMED and came ost III
rylt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

MINIATURE LLsASAc. ,om
Sun Eses...5ol iSes........1iIll NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
$3.50 mon wArsx -.
e,x Hal, 90 Gov Island. i:s2 Hell-Gets.. s'es
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GRAsD EScAMPsESr oY ODD FELLows.-Ihe
.nna,l ectas u ne lower Nesfors branch Of oid Fellows
va. held on Monday night a. Odd Fellows hal-nrsnd
Patriarch M,,s. Com.or, pe.ldus After tho rsa~iDs Of
the snaua report. which showed NAKED improvement In
ibis branch for the past ihs annual election OF ere'ie
ITO -u,ulns year held With the following result:
Dewitt c. LAnsdon. Grand P,hach; G. Vsndervoot
Grand Hlsh Priest, e. J. Hamilton Grand senior Warden
John Medoe Grand JRuioT Nrrd-n John Davies, OIAad
scribe; Uec smith Grand Treasurer; John Davis, Gas5
Representative 10 Grand Lodgc ct the Uu!od sta.sn
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Advertisement
NINITY MERCHANTS Fan IN DusINEsa ONCE.

out u every bundled WIN engage In trade when fact
nrty of every hundred could succ-ed each know IL
what he could his interests phren0
LOGICAL -xalinstion by Fowler WELLs NJ. zoe Broad.
way would put the CHI In the right place. Bee PhTsps
losicaI Journal for August.
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SUPERIOR COURT-Cn Arc. t-Bssors Jude
MosRLL


DECISIONS.
In tho matter Of WIN. Culver, On imprisoned
dsborPstou for discLse sod order Of sgnrsnt TO II.
Nelson and ord. discbsrng deeodan, from mpsonI
In the matter Of Godfrey Murch petition for hsbss
pus--Wnt allowed July 81 to Colonel Nussn Provost
Msr.hs prisoner returned Aug tesertes from tbs ssh
Regiment DuTyee Zoosves On evidence that much wss
under and enlisted without the eon'ens II bis parents
the retarn ~ oyerusd ard pri,onek dischsfgsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

FIRr.-A5out y p. m. ON tuesday fire broke
out 10 the roof Of Taylor Wilson's mineral water uanniae.
No. ISL Franklin street Is supposed To have caught
from spark iIOn some chimney IN tho vicinity Damage
about 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

DEATH OF AN UsKSows SoLDIER.-An unknown
man In solJs,s ogln wa, found by The Sth PIeeiac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

RECOVERY OF PROPERTY STOLEN DuRrso THa
LATE RIor,-Abou q p Tae.dsy officers Lisbenesu.
Noys. aud C.rt Of the Twenty Precinct suecscdsd
la recovering lrse smount OF propy stolen from eooIed
people daring tue sts IoA The property fouud In the
rear Ct house No oa w. 2h street and consulted OF flni
tsfe ecIhng sc stolen from tho ooored people IN ?Jth
street. between Oh and 10th The goods found
ia tho possession OF family named shsasisy tho prneips
members Of which arrested In tho po"ss.ion Of the
prisoners aso found large lot OF burglars tools oOu.s
iug Of skss,on.lsys. Loeb pio.s, Jimmies, etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

LAUYcH OF Two PRopELLERs Tho Fire Rocket,
400 TONS nleasuemsn and tho Fire Flash 2a3 tuns were
launched from the shpyd OF John Ens Son yesterday
Afternoon A. the Fire Rocket len the ways the feuyooa'
0eenpon came up spterhs ferry clip and came In col
on with the propeller the Of The latter striking the
bow Of the rybos smashing bsr guard aud raising tho
planning Of her bow This Incident added excitement
the interest Of the OCCASION and upon leaning that the
received the the encounter The 'pscsators
sve cheer. for tho propeller. Tbess beautiful vessels are
built for Nss.rs Aymsr Co, to run In Chinese waters
The Fire Rocket will 60 Rondout to receive her euSins
To. dgsron, iron work, In the city being fa OF bnne"
She Of tho ps sss and Gle" Of vessels tho Navy pep"
psnt ere row advertising fort 10 Of light and beautiful model
and expected to s,tan spsed Of IA milss per hour 1t
the ineres demand for ves'e' Tor the ohna
sds now fairly nAusurseJ, viii occupy our 'hipysrd' so'
ten yesr to come Msus Eosli, arc building 'r steamers
fer th. trade including tie Suwousd,, sds'whssi steamer
Of atoo tups aud the Moyune 800 tuns on the ways on
which the Dictator was recently launched Three steamers
ere being bull. b. other Srms for the Chn, trade.
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Mn Coyer No. 100 Bescksr street, rom Mu Knox.
No go Canal street, one from Mrs Thompson, Brootyni
Gro from Mrs VIM Curtis No s65 Fifth svenue; ono from
r' Arsb.ls Bsidsn R.vso,woed IL one OF new cloth.
VS. rom the isSes Clarendon Ho,el. Ss,togs one nom
Merritt Guy or e. from John Body No w.,er.y
from Mr.. Gilman, City; one from Mr. Alexander
Hsm,on No. 10 Wastngoi .qusss; one from gr. Alfred
Roe, No 80 East Twenty streets one box frona Rome
Nsw.YorL
Some oftbe coorsd persons who have claims % the City
0ovensns for damage, have not ys presented their bills
The record Of their os tho books Relief Com
pee amount. to uo'hits; they mus. present their ms In
duo form. tho $50 Fourth street they will find lawyers
ready to do do thu, work for them without ckaits.
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STEALING A GOLD WATcH.-Some DAYS since a
rold watch ard chain were MIR Edward H. Law
s residing at No 205 Fourth street. Jersey City. On Mon.
day Detective kteie succeeded In erreIg Uysse. E OF
officer state. that the prisoner admitted him that he bad
denied taxing the watch. tie committed In default OF
$500 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

frori Dr. knight the attending surgeon Of that recently sab
l.ed and sIcsneas charity the Institution the Relief Of
the Rnp.usd md Crippled located No 81 Second
tie m quarterly report Of the trsn,e,ors tho Society
follow:
Received for treatment l.s PATIENTS OF indoor patients
IL Of outdoor ratients 40 RreysdOf ~ door psents
81 Of oJdcor rsienis. 40 R,msuing under trestmen
adoor patients, Il Of outdoor pS'i-ut. ~. Te,tGieot
follow; ofmptuf,, 60 cas-s Of proapus Lei Of vari.
edsrgsi OF tho leg Il Of spinal disease ua
bscil y. ofrs curvature Of the 'pius, u club fso
oil deoIlDed lin b. S..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

AnRy.r OF Az ALLEGED RlorER.-Otfcer Yer
ny. OF To.,d.y arrested Martin Beach on charge OF being
eobeernsI With numerous others IN The 'sosi5t OF the
Arory the corner Of Twer,yeecnd street and Second
avenue during the the Ism July The complainant
wu s.nsfoL rssding 81 No. 100 E"s Tw'D','thh street
alleges that be the scca'sd among, crowd OF no'''
.he.d In sn, Of the Annoy ,.d With eln6' and other
wsspon He cav them enter the s'ihlshnsn' anu proceed
to He positively Identifies the prisoner principal
s,o p the attach and also him out ofths building
with e.bin. IN hi, hand. Justice ogsetsLbu'h committed
him Ia ae.sat Of 81 coo bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

OuTRAGLs on COLoRED ProPIK.-A consutnma.
on devouty to DO wished for would be. tho engage
men, of fearless special policemen board u tho
Ststn Island ferry bost' to protect either white
ooofei Passengers from the assaults the young
owdlo. who frequent those boats. Gu Sunday 10, Of grace
lees made attach npoo Jouns cooroi g threat
enng iIcA her she ddn got up and let them sit down.
ard having Of desnse she compelled to snduro
their insolencs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06
Disasters, &c.

Tho ship SHARK Of the Ocean, from Wales for HALIFAX vish
costa pu, In leaking badly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

PRoaorios.-For galantry in the field, and SER
vlce. rendered IN ysrou. military capacities Msjr hicinsn
late OF tho sI,h Missouri Cavalry has been appointed bnsi
de0sneal u volunteers lie has been ordered to Nchs'
burs and designs orsausings brigade OF eolored mop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

SAD AccIpEsr.-rhe revenue stean cutter Z.
s,.,su stationed q. Thross. Esek while prActieirs vii
her bs gun yesterday. exploded 49, blowing one man owe
beard ssd ir jlIias O.len badly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-06

Turf OF A Com WArcH AND SILVER SSuFr-
rested French boy, Ia years OF bAsd Henry Randi
charged with ';-alirg gold watch and silver snut box.
valued ct rs. igom Mr. VIM. J.. Bsrran. residing at No.
l22 West For seventh stree. Tho watch solsu from
drswe In the deck at complainanTs ocs No 1870 Fourth
street aud 0un In the rosscson OF the prisoner BY lis
aunt Mrs Sopts Ponchon. No Anity place. with HON
b. living Henry said that boy named Hat had stolen
the watch and given to him. Hs was committed to
In default Of 3 $40 bail.