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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
RECEPTION OF THE RUSSIAN NAVAL OFFICERS

The Joint Committee Of the Common Council on the
reception q tie officers Of the Russian feet now an
chored in our harbor met yesterday when Alderman
Froment was appointed Chairman The Mayor and
Controller invited 10 cooperate with the Commit
tee. An Organization having been perfected Alderman
FARLEY Councmen Mcconnell and Murray were ap-
pointed a Committee on Invitation, Alderman Hall
Councllmen Keenan, and Murray General Business
fe Chair being added 10 both Committees After some
c.-S rsation i informally resolved 10 accept tie
following programme l. reception at the Governors
Room al Which the general public will be invited 10
meet their distinguished guests. yisit to. the pub
lie Institutions High Bridge &c. 3. grand banquet
at one Of thu principal hotels. to be hereafter
selected. Mr. webb tie ship-builder. introduced
and stated that in conversation with Tie Russian Min
lister Baron DE Soecke The latter had expressed him
Self gra,hed at the announcement Of the Ctys inten
tion " give the naval officers Of his country public
reception The Baron thought the arrangements that
The Committee would make would be very gratifying b.
the officers and certainly would be TO hin. The Com
mttee held another meeting IN the Afternoon for Tie
purpose Of perfeciing their arangcmeuts which viii ia
due time be announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
Tue RrrrpmcAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE

The RKrrBLlCAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Ills Committee met last evening ut the Republican
Headquarters. corner oi Broadway aud Twenty third
street. and af,r routine business adopted rcso.
hutton tla hcncciofth tie Committee should be known
as the hon Contra. Committee" call Tor primary
elections. e. be bold the 9th Of October prox was
Issued Tor o pafp0so 81 ciectng delegates to the fol
lowing Conventions County Convention, to nomingtc
Surrogate Register. Supervisor. and Recorder Judi.
caIy Convention to nominate Justice Of the Supreme
Court two judges Of the superior Court. Judge OF
the Court of Common Pleas and judge OF the Marine
Count, four Senatorial Conventions and seventeen As
senbly District Con'eatops The call is addressed "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

poArp OF AIDHRiEy.-At a stated meeting
~ tlc Board Yesterday afternoon NJ. Henry called
t. ne chair IN the ahscace If the President. a Pftion
was received from Colonel Felix San Salm, asking IN
spproIriaion If $1,000 enable him 10 complete III"
organization Of his regiment Mr.. Mitchell Was op
posed 10 any such appropriation being made, and re
marked that even if they did make II, the Attorney
General would perhaps put an injunction upon it. The
docnmcut was lnd upon the table. \ communication
Vas received from The Controller showing balancc 81
$40 f2G 81 in the City Treasury the 10Th inst MI
Farley offered scrC, Of complimentary resolutions 4"
the Admiral of the Russian cct and the Captains OF ~"
various Russian vessels, rendering them the bo ph
atics Of the City. Adopted. message was received
from the Mayor Nctoing the resolutions directing the
Corporation Counsel 10 take steps to have the INJUNCTION
dissolved which was issued 10y the supreme Court 10
restrain the Mayor Aldermen and Connnonaliiy IRON
act ing under the ordinance passed for the relief Of DRAFT
ed persons The Mayor objects 10 the passage 81 the
ordnance which wouh only add 10 the burdens 81 tue
CITY, and ao that the action of the SUPERVISORS ends a
necessity Of action the part of the Common Council
The Corporation Counsel was requested 20 inform the
Board whether he could apply for dissolution oil th.
Injunction at Ills period of the ease Tie veo was
olaercd 10 take the usual course. Tie lord adouiheu
until next Thursday Afternoon.
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fids-rlisrsnt !

Tnr TRACING ~ Girls. Mentality vs.. VI
iaNiv-u.ssaAls WaHrrnlfi lrsii-iais-Cslsss 81
laftAI WIN ia 'te ouI4'r . 'lna''-
Fn.Hh Nonsf-Lors Wlts-lase4 tll',rs-tafly 90 10
4 ofs-Fsilou Fo.bil, Frenlon. De- inHEsotoeicat
Jo,nSll ~ o,i,trf l: r,af. A. Ssatnsn lave b.
fowrrH Wrlis ~ .ol Bfa-4esy. =. 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

railroad Is being constructed fon the ioL.rte 70 the
head 4 Ihiriyseycuth street, Gowanus 20 Concy Isl
rad hy way Of Bath. The Tails are already AID %
Bath and tie road viii be- completed 20 the ISLAND Dur
INK the Fail. Last sunday dummy engluc-the same
used the Jersey City and Bergen Point Railroad
wns put into operation and made four ps- The ex
perrin 70 was entirely satisfactory Three dummys
have been purchased for the road and bang Pit IN
order foT Use. The company cOrtomplate establishing
ferry from tie foot 81 Thirty seventh street 70 connect
with Whitehall street y y. so n 20 enable passengers
70 take direct route TO Coney Island fom Ne"'iofx
CNy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
Nrw voRx nAuY TKIBlJNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1863

III citizens who are favor OF sustaining the Natona
Administration in vigorous prosecution OF the WI"
until the final ard complete suppression Of the Hebelion
and Of supporting TIC nominations made by the Union
state Convention held at Syracuse on the 2d inst, win
ont regard to previous political associations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

N'F. pEwOILsT's MIRROR oF FAnioNS.-
brilliant eng AaUaII- NUssffrr B.. N.s D.. na.nfrf cl
Hsg nrsohr,Is NiAroH or fssuo~s. Too frlns.
fnFrn., Hud .f Noe oi i.fe fs farrf q nr- fa.a
al ahfosry ia'rfft sEtIaaIfr &C. fr. Fa.i.su &c.
mi ~ 10 fapefns e4t o'iei ss.atlo n.tslss A.~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

BULLS HEAD Monday, Sept. 25.-Ihe market
opened this morning with about 1000 bullocke sale
counting al the horned animals, and including good
many that totally unfit for the butcher. But this
number WAS considerably increased during the day
which made harder market for all but tie best quail
itv than IL was Il week ago. First-oass stock being
quite scarce aud Tie Government buycrsbcng hand
picking NJ some of the best lots at lOalc. q No. tie
first class butcher had ~ pay quite as high Ms they did
last Monday. taking quality into condcaiioni though
bat "A small portion Of tie cattle were good enough 10
bring lie n b Some three four Of the best droycs
reported al selling On an attTigc al iuc y I'd up"
fair esfiratcs 81 net weigh II should be remembered
head. the buyer and seller estimating the net weight
and If that should be- cwi and lie price pr pDuh9 l"i
tire meat l0c seller sinking oifd tie pIcc So.d De- srO
per head. Tie medium class Ot bcctcH when arc f-l
mated 40 Su9.c y NJ. though quoted AT the tamc piicc
pr pound last week, for Corresponding quhlt! q"
not bring 80 good pilcc per hoad l"i ne uio''f.
Tie lowest grade Of cattle are quoted ht "~H
cents per pound net, and are by 40 mems
selling well fOI droycrs ~ last Monday, ana lh'
prospect 81 the closing dny b. very unihiofdbc. Inc
number u low grade cattle ills wceL s quite in ctc,ha
and tie total Of al sorts. when the report 81 The MARKET
is comp cted 70 morrow, VIII De- seen 10 be- remarkably
large even Tor this Of The year yet up ~ tns
all could not be sold, and presume VIII not be tlhh
week though Of the stock will sell NJ yciy low
rates. Good cattle Loweyor not only not any ipw'f
than last Monday but are really from Haze. d. net
higher than they year ago and every one VINO IN
interested buyer seller appears 90 be- agreed upon
ycar-prObaby higher than IL the present Hogs now
arriving Oi very ordinary quality, aud the market
reported hard and not likely this week 10 exceed quota
tom u last report. The Sheep market oDeAcd tbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

,uTIFE-A meeting If tie Union General Committee
Was held last ight 10 consider the proposition II the
meeting held At the Park Ihcaier IN relation 10 the
nomination 81 candidates for Office. The sentiment OF
the meeting appeared 20 ue "a abide b. their organl
ton and 20 bold primaries original! agreed upon.
The committee continued in SESSION until late hour.
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FrRrs-About a o'clock on Sunday, fire

FIREs.-About o'clock on Sunday, fire
occurred in the house Of George Barnes, in
Fifth street near Bushwick B.idge 4. d., which was
entirely consumed also an adjoining building, c,n-
sured for 600.
few hours previously stable belonging 70 Francis
Rodgers in North seventh, near seventh street r. ID,
was consumed and two valuable horses burned. Loss
$50 Roth fires were the work Of design
On Monday morning fire occurred IA q kero.ehe on
still at Greenpoint. 1t was extinguished WIN Dnt
trfing damage although an immense amount Vi ooa'
bustibc oil was for time endangered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
TIE JEWISH FEST OF TABEESAcLEs. This

LIE JEWISH EAST tf iLBhhNANiho. t'''
Feast called Nv the jews "Sgoooih." commenced ai
rundown on SUNDAY evening and vii be continued 'oi
eight days hut only the first two aud rsi two are OBJ
served s .ll holidays Nearly aL t. stores about Tie
city, kept hy Hebrews. were coscd ycftc.t.!. Tho
oid.n.ton for this Feast NAV be- fund in Lcviicu'
xiii. ys a. 80 und DcuieruLouT v'I ~ 70 = u
Accord ~ Co. ih,sr ord n ton To rOlf jews l'' d.
Int, built n To- Yaris ~ fhDi dive iAls tliched %
leaves ami sluhhcry that tie hoi, rs can BE- trfl
througl to roof H. t,is country TIE climate oril'
the fa Observance Of ibis dicinion but III, every jew
whose premises permit has bis "snccoih' IA "hich
he takes his meals These huts are decorated ln'lIf
with con idcrable taste and sometimes ~ uit" -
pence Another Observance pcculFr 20 ths tHst "a IL
blessing and shaking ~ the p4ln frc branch "i
sloL" Which is trimmed WITH bran, hcS az ini ifa
mfItlcs and willow with Tie Paradise -pe o - D.
which ceremony according 20 the ifaditilfis sy c ~
he Invocation Of the heavenly blessings ioi ir crops
These Olrergances are kept Up for seven datf o.
tie sixth day. or fIufchnra Llhho small bllt hos oi
willow are taken by every Jew irfoth synagogue ard
there beaten ecnnst the pcwe io Indicate i' g'ah'
%! God in NJ oil ;Ac sl. from Non. TIC aulrf aa}
il according 20 tho tnciuon The lime on Aich tt' "
nj ghy finally closes the iesk Of DESTINY, titus gtng
~ rcpcutait sinner further cricnt"n 81 ~ DAYS
from De day Oi Atouerent To commemorate tii.,
III fnthful assemble the evening q that day ~ rT
/ hol-c- and pond thc might In pruy'r Tho seventh
DIV ~eLrin tztrIth j. STRICTLY observed, bot Ln -
ccodiul ne joy o. SIC Law. "Slmclas ILoIhl.
viii hc celebrated Tue day foT Which tle5o il %" pa,
cent in he Peuiaicuch s c,bfatcd IN TIE reason -
H. reading 81 tie fclfltrIch VIII De- competed. Az
t. scrolls oi the Jaw nre taken from lie Ara aud carried
f1Rf &ehr 2yiaia's. Of ir..e aad Joy Amor ne scr.
yc,. TIE people base social slNItllffcrfs H. iLrll
dwellings, which cosc ihe Jewish l9.lays.
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| SUPREME COuRT-SPvcrAL TrRs-SEPr. ?8.-Beiore
| Justice tir1Kf
| DFCISiONS

KnboTi Bagc aCt. Dom. {. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
In th. matter ~ the petition Of John Re cns Tor rght 10
MN uuon &C. and portions # the rnck " the sNt" Hhd
islfn Avenue Rail Dad Compai'ef-Ncuon -fltttd
John g. Godfrey us Mrrkcs q. Bell - a-Noon t. orrn
default granted payment % d'sburen c entry OF JUDI
mont aud 10 of noou Judgment 10 stand ~ s'c'y
n, zion for change e venue denied. without cofs
Thomas T. Way Middlc'o"n Point ~" ,nh' a. ON
my ct al Motion to dissolve injunction s'@'''' W."
costs
On 'hc matter 81 the APPLICATION Il Cafoin' lunhr- a'
Nirm Bore 4 Mess TIE amount received Ilh ''tii AZ
j,cas Mn..na e, d. at. Charles slnan. ct ai-Moion
Jo.a r. MflTd {, o.. art Edward Van Raa'i.-ReadJsH
mtut obi. cost orasiDd. 1900 H.,
H,r.r Aciroyd al, Edmund Aeisoyd jonathan Aokroyd
..t saso f.ne Aeioyd ~ sincA oor ftte without
81 r.is D. io,nis A. Ceo-r, W Looris John VI. Mr..
ra, a-t Afa. murray Judgement. - tso4.' .g.n.e--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
\ ErRGrAR CAUGHT iS THE AcT.-Sargt

Kef.,lv ana pfio,r Judge of The sA, pfoain't saw
r,, i. .D. e. ,uI,Ilc tic dwelling house e. ElIl
both pfin so . cry Han place no lite hour on
-, u,., u.rit. aud fooNiH. lim 90 arrested liu On
ID. YaIson N.r fuuld lInrl 81 a.lcton ttys Win
,ffl fe hd Effected ga ,.traucs nu IN lilA knife
. ..Jh and uafchce some weeks since. y j.
,hnr-,d sorDI broke into t. residence ~ Nj
Af,.f Vol.harotfs 80 - Chat Bonn street. ~ fr'iae
one M 10 r..- windows md sio,- a cod watch afd
l., air valued a en-. Tho stolen 'hai1 was irIcod 20
tir rf.,,.lnol tho prisoner. bot fhe watch lgs rot
vet cn recovered Jlstice Connolly committed me
iri.orr. o. to Tomb. ior Trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

REMARKABLE FAMILY MRETigG.-The ben-
nal reunion Of the Ranney family which recently took
place at Chester. VI, is WORTHY Of notice The Ran
ney family" are the decendanta Of the Hon W Ranney
NJ d.. who died ten years since, having filed many
bigk positions in the State. among them that Of Leuten
tGoyernor he left thirteen children nine SONS and
four daughters who are st living at the average age
Of q years. These, with their wives and children,
oomurisinD a company Of 81, were all Present while
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
TIE Fr1roy-SrnFFr Arson CAsr-The cz.

TIE FULTOS-STREKT ARSON CASH.-lio oT-
animation in he case Of John r Wilson ard otA'r
charged ly Mr.. Margaret LAikin viii having set lTc
20 The bakery 80. - Fulton street To evening q
tie Jet II January last vns resumed Monday IL
o. n ~ ihc Tomhs before Jr.tce Bowling NJ. John
Sedcwick opened ilc case ~ the defense Mr.. Edgar
J. Holly civil engineer ic-'.lod that ue had surveyed
tic premises IN several occasion and from TIE qaan
thy u woodro. inside vas satisfied that TIE building
would burn vcy rapidly De aho riaicd that tad tic
amount of t.T ben used Hlich tAc wl'nc3tf ioI tar
uo..c.tor stated sueaIcd on tie inside Of tie
build uC LrIsr black smoke Wol4G have been grn'l
a.rd Which wGs hacking according 90 the &C. unry ~
s.ycrul aIfnet.sf. lI. NciuHi irsialnc 40 80. -
Ilcrepont f'rcct brooklyn, iesti 3D. NJ oiu pon
tie foreman ofthc bakery whom Mr.. lnfkin fnd other
witnesses stated fhey actively engaged l setting
ire tine bakery. had lccn ack 0i $40 To- d!f ne
crne Oh. fro confined 90 Die bed and hat on thc 10y
Of the FIRE be- saN hm in Doe ROOM eta Too uiH 81 t.
leave The horse OhcT witnesses also telhed 10 hay
ing seen mm oL the above daY. and thought be-
wa, poo urwcl 20 venture out two witnesses tcsi
lcGt0 having seen him 40 late ~ ~ T. m ON the ngi
VI the tIc AID that the hour ~ which The FIRE
occurred according 70 iAc! testimony - Hab lnputai
D.e lor Alr Simpson go have been there, Mary Salmon,
servant in the eGp.o, Oi M Simpson. testified hat
Deg empower was AZ home all d4y New Years day.
ard II he had been ahhent an hour she would have
known Il, Mr.. D. y Emory t"stitoc That De was not 40
tie bakery ~ all New Years day stated by Mrs.
Lnrkil, and knew nothing Whatever OF Inc lTci I'd
wand IaIduiyne testified that Dee Hni 10 company with
NJ WIN. Cameron. Que ~ the persons whom Mrs.
Of scttir fir 10 The bakery The whole Of
Nc Year DAY that lie lost sighi of him for ten
minutes during the DAY and positive that be could have
iad nothing do with the burilng several witnesses
also tcs od to the bad character Of Mrs. Larkin. The
further inscstigaon 81 The case was then postponed
until a uesday, al which hour the defense viii
be resumed. The case vii probably De closed Oh Tues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
ETH ChsrhLTI -Hcnhr-ck Decrrr. 3

FAT,L Chsr,LTIS. -Hcu'r'ck Dccrirr. q
German died ~ to Ncw-lors HoTfl on sunday
FROM rirsa received soWe dHYf Hirco D. falling rom
III .tifIs.Drg iudpw ~ ie residence. No I1 l'nri
,iro. Cololcg I-il,y ,tl go .i -esi u o. remains
of MONDAY
Ncs. lo-a Iosi tai ol Gle bly, q JOIN M'.th. lc.
.c,uf.ymrte of = SCI. A lt.rr lu 20 f..t i.rr. who
waf Injured Some DAYS airc' ij block Ealing upon Do
head whilp on i-afd ihe v,-ssL To" dee as'h w. Y
,..f. rf ago. and d native oi NorrHT Tie ra,'s a
Is dos and A,c Children aLorc.ll, iu norwich tola.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

Found DEAD.-The body of a man was found
dead IN the swamp the Naval Hospital yesterday
lie was ahou, feet inches in hight dressed IN dark
oothes and marks 81 violence being found on bin,
IL Is supposed be- died of disease Of the heart. HE
coroner was notified.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
DANGEROUSLY BEATEN WITH \ CLrAvEE.--

DANGEROUSLY BEATEN WITH \ CLrAVEI.--
Coroner Wldcy. on Monday, received The anti morien
deposition Of Joseph Diane. German - years Of aso
residing at No. go Third street WHO was dangerously
beaten last saturday evening Mr.. Diane at that TINE
was sitting tie stoop in front Of his residence ana
turned 10 bis ile hoy, sitting beside him ara 'od LIN
To 20 IL bed \ drunken mnn pafs ~ u me ti'nc ms
taking the language. and thinking tie remark "n' go
Or cssod 10 him. made fitur,rHii'e i'lN ""u si."N
foa butchers shop ~ the corner @. Third street ahd
av,uuo G. and snafch'nF w clcafer returned a'con
panied ls tWo men e. whore bianc d. .N'i.. ",'
tfrrrk m tli, '.rrs on tho head and flcc WITH ~,
,lcltcr ilHciirr uJuf.es iICm which % istIplo.'N r
cannot fccc,er TIE aaGf whose u.uo proved q" Dee
TliAp Mc.ror. was suhsc lucrtf uiesi' N aiac'u Nii
fol fo NILSSON fo await h. victims injuries. Tie mcn
were clrc strangers never having Lrt brr iAf -l-I
occuriclcc Inelgiaiiou tAc cause o. ire assault
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

RESCUED FROM DROwSiyG.-A boz named
Jan,s Dry icI oycrbOlrd at the foot - Sixteenth
fircei. Gpwlngs yesterday morning. and was rescued
bJ officer White 0i tie ioriy-eightn Prec4Lci.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

.,o, ro,o.ives among item tie Hon. r. L. Andrews,
cr If the Port of New Y. r. par,iopetins II the
t.iv, increased tic number To upward cf 100. One
dy WAS devoted To- PIE ME the grandiahors old
f. IN 10 Chester. with churGdos, &C.. by tie we"
fol Ks" in tie e, cniug The next day in the morning
autohlographcs reed by nrs II. ID, Lafayette
and T. ". Ranacy; in Tie Afternoon, original poems
speeches ana toasts and grand eyce in tie evening ."
the Incr.bam House. AT Che meeting next preceding
Ills one l5d three years since unanimous vote WIS
east FOR itraham Lncola for President. lhls year
They unanimously Endorsed him aud his Administration"
and by resolution adjourned FOR two years hoping theh
t. meet 10 celebrate great Federal reunion on Tue
basis Of universal liberty. Al the children WIN ""'
oae cNcentol married. No less thah seven VI 'o
sons are In the Learned professions tive OF fnam pcis
PHYSICIANS 81 when three are practitioners IN 1s ci
as viz be seen hy the following statement IN f''oI'"'
10 le Original thirteen: The eldest L. W. hi''''
,, wears II aac resides in west Twenty third street
and has been praC'cng rhys'l"h III "''S w ~
tvert, years D. H.. Eanncy il Unitarian clergy
man l,rd also As stant Provost Marsha) III hla'uc
boro VI Alfred A. Ranucy is agricnltnrist, oecu'
p,inr the cid homestead. West Townsend W. H. ~
E,rncv is q physician residing in West Thir'y'iour'h
street This civ Lafayette Ranncy. physician and Pc
lice Surgeon and formerly member of the Board Of
Flc.ii,n. resides in West Thirty second street this
city. Ambrose \. Ranney is prominent lawyer 81
Boston for several years City Solicitor and has also
been State Senator from that city. Stephen H. kanncy,
PLY stefan at Burlington VI. j. W. Ranney, physician
and Coroner, and cxmembcr Of the Common Council oil
this city. NJ. L. Ranney merchant now in the Custom,
House, or the four daughters three aIe marTicd and
reside in their native State while the Youngest OF the
family Mary A. Ranncy, is q well known teacher IN
| Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

ExrMPTED FROM TIE DRAFT.-The follow
ing persons werc exempted from the dait ny the
Ism Common Couneil yesterday; 1lird Ward
h. o. flodehinson. seventh Ward, Robert 4. Evans
Tbenezr k.mrali John g. Robinson; Tenth Ward,
l.ufu- Wright AnColo Da.inano, james iaId Henry
'Ioeher Thomas T. ,tcrrip; sixteenth ward Charles
uaf Andrew stEupG ". Hank Frederick chirier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

GREENE County. The Democrats have nom,
mated VIM L. Pettt, OF Lexington, for meuipc' "
A.aaInbIs
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Tng Nlyrn WAND scnooL DlFY1cULTy.-Ii

CITY MoRTALITY.-The report Of City IL
spector Boo.c for the past week shows that during
that period Az persons died in tbs city. o. tie de-
ceased 10 were men. 81 women, l23 boys and 10
girls decrease o. 20 in comparison with the MORTAL
~ Of tho previous week. and an increase Of u rs com
pared viii tlc mortality of tie corresponding week of
le62. Consumption swept away %; miantle com
plants e. typhoid aud iyphus fegers - aad dlar Lea
&c. Or e deceased. 20 children under ycors Of
age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

SELLING SOLDIERS As SUESTTUTEs.
ORouTkc attached to Col Nueents Office yesterday or
rested John Dun Henry Wilson. AID James H. Sec'f'
United States volunteers on charges Of deseron They
,ta,e that Lieutenant OF the nth Regiment o. which
they were members. made argaHgemeats with them 70
dispose Of them ms substitutes and haVrs received
fhc bouHtics they were TO DaAe ihcr escape Tic OIL
Ger was q receive sloO Of the 500 from each They
were sent % Eik.is Island and vii BE court Ftled
for deseltion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

THE ROPEwALK MURDER.-Coron"r Barre't
held an inquest at the Forty sixth Precinct Station
IIopse las, evening, on tie body OF - Mchamiskey,
who was Killed by bacllepin- on Satnrd. forenoon
last Knppcrt the accused. was held to await TIE ac-
ton Of the Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

week active for cd sheep at ful high prices as last
MONDAY, thaiis coua'o5lc q H. live weight The supply
being moderate. Lants were more pr,l' III" f'os '
cr,,, "a. bipl HE weather beautiful md very IA
yyrr.llo f. tie oui door business OF the market.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

TIE CITY FIsANcEs.--rhe Committee Of the
joint Board Of Aldermen snd Supervisor met IN the
Common Council Chambers yesterday afternoon ard
agreed upon their report 20 b. submitted TO tue Boar5
CA Monday evening next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

TIE BPOOKLYy CITY CoURT.-Ihe July
causes Tor The Ocob,g Torn win b. taken " The second
and third weeks. Equity and Issues ga la" VIII
lc taken np the fo.rtl week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
COUNTY SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF CoMnr-

COUNTY SUBSTITUTE AND RELIEF COMMIT
TEE-t laTge number Of applicants Ircs'n'ed them
selves fer relief before this Committee yesterday Ser
gca, Gay ~ ie Scyehteenth Precinct presented sub.
siitu'e named r. ". Cooper. who was at once reeog-
nized ly OF the officers present as substitute
who had been received saturday and sent 10 Capt
Duff Office who're lie was accepted Hc was re-
turned 10 bis quarters The follow Ing q summary Of
The business transacted by this Committee up TO the
hour Of closing, yesterday Afternoon.
Furnished Substitute. .....................Io2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

REpAIRIyG.-Thc Russian fricate O>liaAa Is
nov undergoing Tepairs and viii not be ready TO r.
ceiye visitors before Thursday.