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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-10
Life,s ViCissitndes.

at W." in the Albany Journal, give, the
following sketch in connection with the obit-
uary notice Of Mr.. RICHARD II. HoPKrus, sged
sixty-6ve:
Mr.. Hopkins was merchant, with varying
fortune, though finally, we believe, successful.
At any rate he deserved success, for be was an
intelligent, perseveFing, upright man. In bis
history there is o romance 30 well known to
friends that we can see no objection to its con-
atituting part of his obituary. More than
forty years ago, in the village of Malinus, two
me,chants' clerks (Charles Williams and Rich
ard II. Hopkina) were suitors for the hand OF
Miss Phelps, an accomplished young lady of
that village. They were intimate friends, and
each so excellent in character, and 80 attrac
tive in person and manners, that young lady
might well be embarrassed in her choice, ex-
claiming.
"How happy could be with either,
We're T. other dear chsrmer awsy'
But decision was finally made in Richards
favor, This caused no jar, however, in the rela-
tions of the trio. Hopkins went with his young
wife to Chatauqua county, and Williams TO
New York, where after several years Of clerk
ship, he went into business and was successful.
Many years afterward Hopkins failed, and be-
came, first clerk, and then partner of Will
liams. In New York. Some fifteen years ago,
Mr., Williams married the daughter of Mr..
Hopkins, his early rival, and the daughter, also,
of his first attachment. Like the mother, che
was accomplished and estimable The parties
were always happy, because they were truly
good, Mr.. Hopkins, as appears, died in Cincin-
matt. Mr.. Williams retired from business sever
al years ago, and resides at Stanford, CT.
r. W
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-10

TESTIMONY or CAPTAIN JOHN A, MEANS.
Question by the Judge AdvocaIe-what ia
your rank and regment7
A--Csptain in the ll5th 0.V ].
Q-WeTe you present al the meeting of citi-
zens at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, m Friday, May | +,
1863?
Al was.
Q-Did you hear the accused address that
meeting2
Al did. i stood most of the time about
ten feet Immediately in front Of the stand, and
heard the whole Of the speech. He said that
the war Was not carried on for the preservation
of the Union; that it might have been stopped,
aud peace restored sOme tine ago, aud the I'm
ion saved, il the plan which had been submitted
had been accepted by the Government the day
beiore-the battle of fredericksburg,
Me- VallRndighsm objected to any thing on
ths last point, on the ground that be had APP
piled fQr subpoena for Fernando Wood, Of
New York, 10 bring with him the plan proposed,
aud mad been refused. 81
The Judge Advocate replied that this point
might be waived, and he would strike from the
specifications what related 90 the proposed plan
OF restoring TIE Union "a
The witness continued: Thatif tho plan had
been sdopted, peace would have been restored
the Union saved by reconstruction, the Soubb
won back and guaranteed in her rights. That
our armies didn't meet With success; that Rich
mond wac rot taken, Charleston nor Vieksburg;
that the Misaissppi Yves not open, and would
not be as long as there was cotton to sell OF
contractora 70 regard He eaid, in regard Il
the rebuke oil the Administration, at the las
| fall election, that no more volunteers could bC
had; that the Administration had 10 resort Il
the French conscription act; that he would no
counsel Resistance 60 the military or civil Law
for that WAS not needed. That people wer,
unworthy to be freemen who would submit &
sueh encroachments on their liberties,
Q-What encroaohments did hs refer tot
| Ale was speaking of the ,conscriptlon aci
He said he believed the Administration was at
tempting to erect Q deapotism; that in less tha
one month Lincoln had plunged the countr
into this cruel, bloody, and unnecessary war.
Q-Can you recalfanything be said ia rela
ton to General Order No, 387 0'''''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-10

HeIntzleman TO Supefsede Hooker.
New YORK, May 9.-The Herald's special
says the latest rumor is that Gen. Heiptzlemap
is to be placed in command Of the Army of the
Potomac in place of Hooker.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-10
The VallandIgham CSurt-BEartiaI.
Grant Maving on Vicksburg.

CINcINNArI, May 9.-The court-martisl in
the Vallandigham case submitted its decision
to General Burnside yesterday twill be given
publicity in general orders.
The Gazette has special dispatch from
Memphis 7th, saying General Grant captured
Grand Gulf, Port Gibson and Willard Valley.
Grants main army Wednesday was thirty miles
up Big Black river, marching on the rear OF
Wink ahurU c....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-10

NASHVILLE, May 9.-It is reported that GEM 2
Van Dorm was instantly killed, by Dr.. Peter, Of
Mawry county, yesterday, at the house of the
latter.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-05-10

LOUISVILLE, May SIT Is reported that rebel
cavalry under Morgan and Wheeler are at Lex
ington, Tennessee, moving toward Kentucky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

Our RUSSIAN GUEsTs.--1he Special Com
nittee OF the Aldermen and Counoilnen to entertain
the Russian officers 20 have mel yesterday morning.
but owing TO tie absence Of some o The members tie
meeting and not take place. Daring tie coming week,
the Admiral with his suite. will visit ell tie public
Institutions Baron Sioeckel, the Russian Minister.
las received invitation to be present at the banquet.
and is awaiting fitting opportunity 10 thank the City
authori,es Oh behalf Of his Government for the
tesLes-extcnacd TO tie officers u the feet TIE Baron
has suggested Thursday a convenient time for the
banquet and it is probable that Tie 9Th instant will De
selected From the arran scmerts that bere made
1t promises TO be i1iant affair Yesterday large
number Of the officers Of the feet visited the Centra
PARK and escorted to tie Eambc and other places
Of interest by the police force They expressed lheir
pleasure nj the visit, and especially Pleased with
the new Crcion reservoir.
Large numbers Of the sailors belonging 10 the feet
daily visit the city ION leave and with attention
every hand from citizens who give Them al tie
information they desire Many Of them speak trse OF
four languages snd consequently experience trouble
IN travelling about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
suIPPING INTELLIGENCR.
PORT OF NEW-Y0RK........'


Cleared. 40,
c,e,mships-Ciy Of " sshipsios, Brooks Liverpooi -"
pois Babcock. Aspiiwsll.
Stssn.r-Marhs Stevens, Chance, Patimofs
Ships-Enersy. Calkins Liverpool Medallion, hoas''n'
Liverpool. an, rt.A, M.
Bar.s-Maria foss Ieiw'n) Ross Malbcurne Fishef NO
ccndo 4 Co; Eliza Bsrss futh, HALIFAX, n. H. 'ueA0'
Bric-Ads tf,rA Greene St John, ~ b., d. r. De Wone'
sc1oo1rrs-I.ic Saunders Luther MonaTtor, Ne oove,
nor fBr1 Riordo ST. johns 7. H. A. Bylsnd Dseid Csinp
bill lBr9 Bassett s. John. D.. A. Smith T. &Ie JONI
Acconsch Kesn. AcomGe MoIeen Baker; II. psi''es.
Card Baltimore Merrill g. Abbott; M. Messenre Iro.py
Port ROYAL bil..ye Wells; j. T. bsr, Foster, boston
John Boeaons Sons A. May BAKER Phia.e phis van nn'
4 Slaght: r. y Terry Chaplin Newben Meteor Dnnscomo.
Hainil on, Bermuda 81 Cole FutL W. h. brr'oss'. ~
rel New Orlcans, Tho. Duuhsn; Rosebsn ,nLl baro''
Cibrslt.r; Palss Pondeton. NcwbuIyporj "a'r srsht
he.,ndria Marblehcad PeAsc baltimore Mary and Adciue
Dayi, Chincotaque; Oily, Ames New buIypot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
THE IRISH BRIGADE CLUB.-A meet

The IRISH BRIGADE CLUB.-A meeting % luo
returned officers Of tie Iish Brigade was held al The
Wlitney House On Wednesday evening when tie above
Club was organized BY the election Of tie following
officers:
Pr.siden, Gen Thomas Francis Ncsehef Vice PFed'a's
Col Ron.r Nug.at Col P.r.cs belly, Col beiry fg"hf
Treasure! Moi james Csssn-sb sec.eisfi. Nep 'A-I'
ClsiLe aud Cap ). L. 1.
An Executive Committee Of lftecn was also appoint
ed Of which Lieut.; Col John Smith l. Chairman This
Club promises 10 become Of the institutions Of Tie
city Its purpeses strictly Of petrioic charitable
and literary character series Of lectures eoncerls
And other public entertainments sill 0e Instituted The
anniversary Of the great bates IN which The Brigade
has been engaged Will b. celebrated IL public manner
The proceeds Of al these Entertainment VIII be devoted
10 fund for TIE relief Of the suffering families Of the
dead and the Of monument 10 the memory o.
the fallen officers and soldiers O! the Brigade. one
great OBJECT In hold together the remaining
officer Of the ssde. and forming center Of action
and communication with their friends wherever they
nay be- aid holding themselves ready 20 act when
called upon either aid their native land or defend The
Nationality and support the laws Of then adopted coun
IT, a cub-room viii be lifted up, and duo notice Of
tts location VIII b. given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

Hg.YrE's KLKkfEg, FOR TnE UA,R.-Pre-
pred from ,h. Bah Rot Flower o. TIE PeaHD Plant
f.KALL u - the idra cal spuson USED Dy al TIE Esft
en- nations Tor the gow -. p,t'f'a u % De- h ms "
H. Use IN. isi. nArAIss Is iou1HrCL IuxuFiASCE An
Coton 4HgousG IJFs II con OIL scOAol. a.,
other JDus us t"as and r. tie l.-sig rico Ia oIrs.
ioq 4. ~. world uknfy n. Via NATE DfsfS
ne re. rated .etr.-s aye: have ifgshIns Az
f,yr .or as nlr m find the cyai ailcr lor terI
in n ,p ~ d benfv sui luIUIisD.c fhatI heye 10
can reely rrfolauIfut every lady" Iuce ~ cents
Who.esalc D.yst 80. ~ ClE IT,, Ne" lCfI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
ltdyeT iseSeutl

CUa SOCIAL MISUNDERSTANDING and
Ms,rIDoly-Remiftsbo Msrbgss-s,oney erd Mar mouy-
Aug.o.sts Wedding onica ediins. faEk riTsscs
-s1 Waller SCOTS n erirsce1ho Doaole Brain o,fy-
ForeInowel,r Vision Of Jean Jerqnes-DrcAnlani "A Re
aied WHOM Claly9y y ~hat1 coLENso VERSUS
Mosrs-Ihe Peuia,eech vnd-al d Interesting Facts N
Ea,ur, History. Johanna IN the Do'er- IL Oct No
PHRgSotoGicAr JorpsAL by 6ft pos, Is cents foyl11
: WELLx, 80 LT0sGway y. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

A. cuthbss, Z. sursl O. g. Wiley, W; Reed Mr.; ke,I'
j. Ca.sno r w NJ billet ard son. y: dc Lion a. Somes'
NJ ssinea. nodyps. Gs wntin;"a ch. CO..: ~
Mr. (;isborne Cart Piers-. Mr. Menis Wn. harsnal, q
nonett D. Msce, Ces hcRisnoG JSsn nsIe onS y
NJ Qucssaa cha latEsy Jois Sans'' n s"'0' '"' -
deok p.s,eneua Total. lt2 Isssnawa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

GRAPE EXHIBITION. free exhibition Of
stiVe hardy grapes open on Thnpday and Friday at
%. 81 Park row. and visited by crowds Of anna
,nr and professional culturists. Is by far the
Tsest collection Of the products Of the vino
ard ever before seen In This city. Forty
fdbllory from every secton Of the oyul States were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
fAdverti~inenii
(ovsT,TuTiOy WATER

l. without 1ogb h- ~ Known remedy TOR DiinrTns, CAL
oUluN aB,ggI BRICK DUsT bEfOsrs. iTniIsroS o. THk
Scr ar 1uy grhgs f. sfL.NsfriO' or rHE hiDEfft
CATAeRH on TuE BLADDER, 1ad Oh taALa i"AE-tLAhi-
Certificate, Of cu-es from vol known persons nom ~ ps
ni tins country ia c,fcnir which Will o. cent on ircri 81
cent s,ainp nc.sed 10 AlORCAs bLis, At~Hss, H. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

The CITY MILTIA.-In consequence Of neg
ect on the pa Of the officers o. tic various regiments
omposing the STATE National Guard In preparing their
ysy-roIs The men Who sere duty for month olLeI
lie have yet received their pay from The staie
and the apathy in the matter eyinced by some Of Tie
,oonels has necessitated the ifue Of percmp,o'y
peoiss order on tie subject from Division heodquaies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
lAdyeI,i.eucnt1

Young Men are fully qualified for the duties
ofthe Counting Room =. OoIp.riTn coasxgoi.LiSsTgCrs
No I'd Broadwly good handwriting 10 guaranteed 70
Lade. Ocnemen Ia ten easy osscnA Separate rooms io
piiyate i1a.llciIon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

PRIZE sALR.-Four hundred and eighty bar
res OF spirits turpennLe comprising the cai9o Of the
bocksde.runnei Prince Leopold. were Bold On Thurs
day afternoon Of Hofs Wharf brooklyn. aDdor tho
direction Of United States Marshal Murray. The prices
obtained were g. " and 81 ~ per gallon On tho came
lay sale Of turpcn;ne was also made IN Boston, at
d 80 and g. 81! pr gallon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
fh1ycriisenentl

A BAD BRaATn Is tbs g,eatest curse The
human foDy Ia nef 10. How maay lowers hO' sepsiaisa
how many Lends forever parted Tie subject IL 90 delicate
your noscft iends v mention H. and you are ign1aD
Of h.. lot yonrscL 10 effect adcsl cure, no We nhN
o. THOusAsD tLowgn,' dsniiico night Snd morning
eso b.anines tie con removing eli tIn llnpI. ahd
rccs leaving the skn s, and white sold BY all Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY OCTOBER 1sesTRRIE SHEET

Drafted Cslsred a1eu furnished vttb Subsidiaries q the
shortss aotcs asA rsssonsbe scrns Asst eeoyed
3ubsutss psd tie Tes oash bsussy the Bats ~ apply
ins y COOK RoTHER M. 10 Cs0tssst. sse Casnoem.
ANN NapfcAl peAap Ne - Brosmest, New.Yssk.
The Army Medical Beard, ssasened for ne gnspoee
Of examining candidates fer sppsiatt - snc
STANT-SUR0EONS 70 eslors1 troops, NEST 1aily .
No. %ss Bsoone- Candidates fos exaipaon ars requested
10 present hemse>es betwssa he hss Of a. and n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

FOUND DEAD ~ A POLICE Gillian IN
known man. nj n late hour hursdny nj ht was taken
into tie Nineteenth Precinct station U04se IN a state u
iutoxic4iion. TIE doOrnan hrying occasion T. enici
The CO.. a slOrt tine aftefwafd found him i!Ae Gpon
the floor deed. Ile dece4lcd We about " years VI
aye and Eve feet nine melee ia liglb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

WANT SUPPLIED Among Protestants
oefe Las been great heed Of emily service On sun
ny Hiof1.hg. Persons desiring suco service ore u
iieo 70 attend 81. Anna IIee Church. Eighteenth
heet, near flrh avenue. at "A . clock a. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
THE REV. o. B. FRoTHIYeuAM.-The serv-

bees Of the Rev. o. B. rockingham, Pastor of the Third
Unitarian Church in this city. will be resumed To-Mor'
row Sunday at the Stone Church in West Twenty
eighth street the corner IF Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

UfxIAfrsY ALhApAc. ., a.. IN
srr-Riss . S;Se ISets.......... sd hooH-knes'iV'"
NIGH wAT1R rHh Dan. al.
SANDY Hook 10 q Gov L:snl.. &Hsl Gate s'1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

LAND OP THE BRAVE AND FREg.--A spirited
,atrioto song with this title has Just been ssned By Mr.
Horace Waters TIE words and music aIo By the Rev.
4 5. Pyuley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
BORT ii)aroens' Notice.

sIsTE - sr9 iofB
roffw.str>s OTsct. no To- Wa ., :
NOTICE ~ herc5y gwen. Ia accordance VIII
.ot ofta aff ras.ss Aria d, lf ,Afrei Al A.. g.
k.ofss.i-. ts Maf,r. o.. o. the fo Of New loh e.
D rtan. irtsrset o. Latns esfs - 80 sanj-c'
mailer q suah laall sts4a il surey, As ~. io
a.la. ssf.eis fisf BY ne .oft " a.
asfs sfd he. iLr ssil sussys sfa Gallon. Ill ~ ron
t.f.4 tan asit 4rC-el4. -s a'i." 90 b'A1
. 8 ss-sr.s .
-rafuhl IQu ~ 20 v = "
Nns ''
pfs N,nlr NJ 81 80 y -
r.. 10 81 .MuALL ffs..4-nt
J. Arss 'unHIxss sscfs.sE,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

DARTMOUTH CoLLEGE.-The Rev. Dr. Smith
Of this city has rnfed The Board Of Directors his
acceptance OF the Presidency Of Dartmouth College 10
which he unanimously elected. and VII probably
enter upon his duties there about the middle Of the
month. His departure from New ork is much re-
rpetted in ministerial and other circles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

RELIGIOUS IYTELLIGEYCg.-The Rev. Mcssrs.
Smith and Colburn. with their wives and Mr Haws,
who goes ssss, Mr.. Bennett, in the printing de-
parimeni. will sail in the steamer City of Washington
to-day on their way TO Burmah missionaries Of the
Baptist Board. In nine years Of the Rev. c. c. Nor
tons pastoral Of the Sixth;rcet Baptist Church Of
this city M persons have been added TO the eongreea
ton by baptism and debt Of $40 00 on their meeting
house has been paid NJ. Morton is about leaving oF
Horkyille.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

MORE CHASGB.-The Madison Avenue Bap-
tst Church have sold their lo;s se o. Aliy
and Wooster streets for (3oOOc This properly directly
sdioins Ne church in which tie Rev ". l.. Williams.
u. D.. has preached for SO many yoGrs The remain
Of the dead have lately been Removed among ' ach
were those Of tie Rev John Williams the fsiher Of DR.
Williams. who wac 20 long and 10 iayoEaby known In
this city as Christian minister. II l. probable taa'
the sale Of the lots which formed me tuTyrg sFouae
will be followed by that Of the Auliy Street CArrc-
property with reference 10 trasr ol the chgrch 70
so.ne more eligible locality. although there is question
involved a. 10 the hight Of tie congregation 20 dispose
OF IT, the donor Of the property ha' ing e1aied rental
~ one cen, n.r annu 30 long a. II was used for re
Rious pun poses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

MUTILATED TREASURY NoTEs.-ConS.derable
complaint has been and still is made q, the refusal Of
the Pos;-0fiice 10 receive tie worn AID rautiated
Treasury and postal currency They are redeem
ed only at the Treasury oi tie nited States at Wash
ington whittier they be sent addressed TO the
Treasurer Of the United States by mail free OF postage
A draf, on the Assistant Treasurer at WORK foF
the amount allowed VIII be ret4rned IN the same way
~ the address Of tie person renting the same Blu
ilated fractional presenied must be IL sums Of
not less than s. OF tie full face value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
CITY ITEMS.

CENTRAL PARK CoHCERT.-The Central Park
Commissioners announce that there win Be music at
the Central Park. on the Mall at 81 O'Clock p n. to-day
BY the Central Park Band under the leadership
Of II. B. Dodworth II the weather IL fine. The follow
ing Is the programmed
Overture TO " File d. Regiment. Donzetti
= song Heaven III the valley Dlete
Quick March B. Dodwor H.
PART II.
March, "Chascterstic," Up. 2l.....Frsnz Schuber'.
Selection from "Faust" SpohY.
Du Sacre MeyerDecI
PART III
Mazuiks "Ls Belle Hsmpe.
~ tfy low ine.
. 90.
~ lIot lrot
National Pot PouTrL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

present. contributing some Of them. hundreds Of ers
tiers each to this interesting show. Aessrs Charles
Downing u. S. Dewey, John Dailledouse. VIM. Chorl
ton and Isaac Buchanan were the Committee Of Award
appointed by the American Frui,-Growers' Associa
ton. Among the leading exhibitors Is Mr. Knox OF
Pittsburgh, who alone shows twenty large dishes OF as
many different varieties which were unfortunately de
tanned by the delay Of the train until after the Judges
had completed their examination and made their
awards In view Of the growing Importance OF vine
culture in the United States such exhibitions cannot
fail TO have most beneficial eject Those interested
in this charming branch OF horticulture should by al
means sec this collection Of grapes thrown open free
to ALL This is the last day Of exhibition. The judge
awarded prizes as follows:
Beet Native Seeding. which has before taken prize
$40. to Peter Il. Mead Of New ork, for " Iona
Best collection of Native Grapes, $40 to A. B. Fuller Of
Brooklyn.
second hes. do. do g.. to ~ Dim Flushing gardener to
Orsnse Judd No. II rork row. New York.
Bcst six varieties OF Native Grapes, ~ to T. f. Merceron
second best do do, 81, to George W Martin Brooklyn
varieties Native G.apes. 80 to W. BrOckbapt
second best do do 81 Fred Baumeiscr. East Newark
Rest five bunche, Native Grapes Of any Mind quality rule
81. to j. W Bailey rlai,sbur+, \. y, Tor ldirond,c"
hssi five buneho, bee~sre - 70 + o. Ea1n Troy \ y
Rest five bunehes tgtGwba 81, to w Il. Wc'tcOtt New
York grown in city yard.
Brs I've bunchts Concord 81 to H. s. Young Pous,keep
sic. \. \.
Best rive bunches Hartford Prolific, 81 to w TAFT Ford
Best lunches HeTbemon., 81, to C. f. EIhaFdt Ra
venswcod. L. l. .
Best ayc punches Aliens Hybrid 81, to John Hoes New
bufrh. n V
Discretionary Prize OF George W. Martin Brooilyn
\. \. for Binkey, grown out Of doors.
piscfeiionary Prize OF 20 .er Baabc, Philadelphia fa
FOR loomls's Honey In poiui o favor.
Discretionary Prre Of So 60 ~ Armstrong Bergen N j.
for collection Of hot house grapes.
The Committee add
None Of ,he prizes were awarded for foreign grapes
there beng NJ comp'ti'ion under the schedule. FoI
the Only u. Containing bunch OF each kind. the
Committee have recommended q Discretionary prize.
With regard 10 Native Grapes. The Committee are
much grai.fcd. particularly vith tho quality Of the
fruit considering TIE proseAt rniavoIab.e season and
disposed 10 commend not only the design ofihe New
orb Fruit Growers Society In arranging for tas dis
play in,eresfrg and instructive but also the public
spirit and erter rise Of Nj. Orange Judd. Editor Of
The Anc-C0H hyTicyi'Hris who placed lis rooms at the
disposal Of ic Society and contributed the prize money
and the entire expense OF the exhibition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

AMERICAN bible SocIETY.-The stated meet
ing Of the Managers held ct the Bible House. AZ
tor place Thursday. the Let inst. az 3. y. m Ben
Iarin l. Swan esq. in the chair ass!s,ed by WIN. L..
Crosby and Francis Hall. esqrs Tie Rev. Dr. Tyng
read parts Of the 4h and 9Th chapters In the ls Ept
10 the Thessllonians. and offered prayer. Two new
anIilar.es were rcoognizec-one IL Iowa and one T.
Kansss Communications were received from the
Rev. D.. Fuller Of Baltimore. returning uanks for
grant Of 1900 Tes,anen,s for tie Baptlst Sunday
Schools in the SouiheTn States from the Rev boaJ ala
Parsons with statement to Tb.e d.stIibst.on n
tie amy. from tie lev. J. HolGen Bahia. O, "a ie
B.biu work IN Ir-lil. ffol tie Rev. W. too4isi -
BuoLo yrcs IN gccsfo q The distribution q t9o Scf
ST. that region from Col 1fuaohin, CbnlTnn VI
the - ..It.aa Committee IN Teice acc 70 tie Tri
iaIee u funds ioin is Socieiy iro1 Tie Rev Dr 'aa
Dyck. Bel u, ~ reference 10 printing tie Arabic NEf
tirss und other topics from TIE Rev. Dr. Schau'lrf
CoIstluirope ne 10 the uGl,lrion OF TIC scfiplfcr
into Turkish. ron q Rev. Isaac @. Bias. cots.lAI
rorlc with interesting statements ~ 20 ihe -
vision printing ana circulation II the Scriptures 81
Turtcv from the Rsy. : Vac pissen tufag,s, az a.
tie printing Of Tic co pei - Mhfk la tie CTs0rs Ian
gu4go which was agreed . By tho Foard DO Con
mitsc appoint j o. y Lt mectlf g. draw W recon-
ton. Oh tie Character II tie Hon Latter Eralzh. thc
date PrcsldeIi 81 this soelotf, presented ur Icfori
though the Chairman. Dr. IyGg. Grntir - o"vks
made a. the missionary society Of no tFVtraint
Episcopal ChgfcA Of Aesaaa 20 the United Pre.oJ iau
Church for freedmen N NioksburR; o. TIE American
Missionary Association fOI ir edfleni 10 Fenbs!
Bib.e society supply pfIron"r- OF war nj for lc!a
ware 10 American sunday rthoo! mon IN lay Iti
ian Bibles for prisoner, At sing s.Ag Grants Scrc
ado 70 supply prisoners q. faI ~ JOnsyls lard and
Ge'iysbufg; 10 supply several rcgiDeais 81 sneefs lus
drafted Ia Tie WGT tuokh H. an4sL German. aLd
FroneL for Nens>Gca Sith others Oi sganilcr afour
and 70 Mission ~ Society VI the Methodist LI.spo
pal Cburch 40 iOr B.bIc wo:k IN India sad 80
Tor Germany.