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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
Arrival OF the JrnnspOrt Illinois.

The L. ). sean.transport Illinois, Babcock from
New.OTleaDs via Key West Feb q, with mer-
chandse and passengers 10 Major Van Vloet, United
States QuaIternaster arrived at this port las even
ing. On Feb. u, at II q. M, spoke the steamer
Cosmopolitan, from Hilton Head Tor Key West.
The Illinois brought the following passengers:
From New Orcaus-Mrs William, Me. KTisk aud Jesgh.
ter. Mr. dOrie MI kinhal Capt q. +. Bufnhsmi CeIt.
Wsl,. T.. & A Leus Schulz and Goodwin, IT, ). ~. Mr.
Williams; LieGts Potter Iamkeu, ami s,eans L. >. A.
Capt Dunkn, y. A.. Mr.. Brigham Mr. Harden Mr.. Ba d
win Nj JOGef MI SlEcs Mr. Scanning and 20 tho at
From Key West-Mrs Raymond and son. Capt. baly and
OF hip Planter Capt Ransom L. s. Capt. Bothen
Mr. Lenodict Mr Henne'sy. M. Hickey Mf. RalLLurn,
Mr Morrow, and 10 in TIE storage.
The following United States vessels were at Key
West:
flsg.,bip st. Lawrence Prebe Dale H. r. Cuycr Tio,a
TahOn.u, DctoiGrG. Gcnesee and Magnolia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
Nile. Carlotta Patti gives her farewell concert
this evening the Brooklyn Athenau. See advertisement

yErThs KING County Republican General Committee met
No Court street Brootyn last night There was full
attendance The President, Mr.. VIM UGot, occupied tho
chair The resignaons Of Messs w s. Cove Of tho Sixth
Ward, j q. Nodyne of the Tenth Ward and W. I. Hubb.
of the Twelfth Ward presented aud Mes Pardon W.
Kepyon Of the Sixth Ward Thomas W. Palmer Of the Tenth
Ward and Thomas r. Lmkin o. the Twelfth Ward, were sp
pointed Gil the vacancies The Committee then proceeded
The Third Secretaries and Sergeant sArus
The follow gentlemen now constitute the officers OF tho
committee; President WIN. Hunt; FI,t cePesideat
Bailey J. Hathaway; Second Vice President Marcus D.
Moore, Third yiceP President Samuel T. Maddox Hscord.
ing Secretary Davis; Assistant Secretary Crane
Corresponding Secretary, B. Alpheus smith, SeTgesns'-
Arms, Thomas p. Larkin.
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Below
One bark and 2 brigs. unknown.
hiaiICtl.

March i-Stsamer Continental hak Kate ,cLI T. l. 10
than.
March 2 steamsrs.- British Queen Diamond State Lors
Island =,
shps-sandusky, James r. Keelsr American Eese ~
Notebohm.
Baks-Jamcs Ross, Margaret Acme. Cabot, Amoper 'Ie
Suerte. A.,
BIgs-SsTah Starr, Matilda fal,una HeImoDs A. t. Msr
rym-n, Shakespeare, Hannah Hicks Belle. -, .
Schooner damantiue freeman. Noah WebSeT, te"i
A. Grow Eleanor, Mary Ann, Statesman, aud others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
rusrp.1 or Cor. DANIEL d. ToMPKIvs.-The


funeral Of Co d. D. TONY AIMS OuaItermaseT Gsnersl u D
A. place Monday. fom bis late esidence
4 Henry street and largely attended Dy once Oh
toe Amy resives and citizens generally The resln'
sncassd in beautiful rosewood cehn' SILVER
upou which rested his sword cap gloves aud wreath OF
imo,tors The plate bore The ioIo wing lnscrtioni Co
d. D. Tompkins u 8 A. died Feb p 1903, aged ~ years
months and 20 days Tho funeral services were condncsa ey
the Row Dr. browne sccordnce with the rites OF tue Eye
copal Church ser which the line o. procession was forueo
fhs following officers Of the army scns as psh beser zen
Harvey Brown Gen. s. Van Nlist. Col a. IT, Eston' 1oi
Loomis Dr. Edga and Mcpousal Capii d. Sinson, H. v
Hodses and H. e. Morgan.
The escort under command Of MJor W r. Prince and
con sisted oi Company I'd Battalion Eth hsss Infantry
CAPT, Henry X. Putnam, Company II OF 'ane bsalion
Lieut. Waller s. Frann Company Y. permanent party OF
Coverrors Island Lieut. Weld, end company OF Names
Lieut.. Charles J.. Hswey The Goyefnors Island aud Navy
YaId bands preceded the military. At,
The line Of ma Oh through Henry Clinton and Mlar'
#. streets South Ferry. thence up broadway to
,,feet and Down 20 tho Hudson River Railroad Depot
whence the body I'd zen 10 Toy for intermen',
Among those pIe.ent Gen. Robert Anderson, Col
Reeves Psyma.ier Obssn. Lieu.s Hs.ier R,weL Chnds
Hodges Stacy Wells Purcell Let's, snd Others Of the res
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

MEETIs0 or The DEMocKATIc ASSOCIATION
Last evening John McKeon. Jane. Brooks and Others
speeches at the headquarters Of the Democratic Association
MI Mekeon read his address, giving eopous extracts from
the speeches In the Brth Parliament at the time Of the war
between Grebt Britain and the Colonies and doducng from
the acknowledgment Of the independents Of the United State.
by Grea, Britain the theory ha each State OF the theen
naned In that document Acknowledged 40 sep aud
iodee ndent nation also. that in the confederation Of
the thirteen state. There was union existing botS
them which ignored their individual sovereignty The nppi.
cation OF the subject was that each Of the States indie
pendent nation 10 then and that the Administration had
night to exercise powers in fighting against the Rebellion that
II could not e1eTci,e In tmo Of peace Mr.. Brooks Wa
greatly delighted with the present coalition OF things Il
showed how wicked was the Administration Of Abolition
Government The name Of Abraham Lincoln was Kissed
with gusto south Carolina, when named loudly
chseTed and olhsrwSo Ipplauesd
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Advertisement
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

Fr,oyIous AssAULT.--Yesterday Charles II.
N. acoored bar was arrested aud taken before Justice
o, the Jefferson Market Police Court emerged
with striking William johnson, OF No Christopher street.
on the head with stone or'ome other heavy "espon
ING him down and nnictius wound on bis head The
na stated in defense that the complainant had previously
abused him on Monday evening lie WAS committed In de-
fault Of 5000 bail, to snswer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
REAL Estate SALES, March 3, by A. J. Blocker.
Advortisemcnt
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY Ar BARgUM's MU-

srUH.-TwO splendid Performance, At aud u oclork D. m
The ad elegant Drama RAOui. Or The Wreck oil a Life
at each Bot, suoso s tho Charming little Empre. If
Beauty. MlSg WARRgy, the onamer oil al hears viii be
seen at 81. hours IN company ~i'h Com Nurr. aud spp.a
the stage duiug each Performance aud ns aud dance
NonJ word wili never eeac, aud BaESrs VIII never 4
10 have them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

ia his Edward PioTon se.tsd Ia Jersey CITY
day two since tuspclon Of being scconplice Of
Ehss Mains alias John W. Wood couutrfeer and aid ~
the latter 10 from tho Morris County Jail Detective
X cauey Of the jersey tiy Police retained from Newton
Sussex County yesterday where he hal bocn Maiu,
confined 10 tie jail ~ that place oouutseiips Mains
stated that Perpn had induced him 10 iuto tho counr
Ing business and tia, they had boar engaged passing coun
teifes for the three various places state
of jersey aud Eowfos and that they had passed a.
much q $50 ia single trip the Morris Canal lilo also
gave tho Of several pstis. In Jersey City whore they
passed bills about two months since. TIE officer
counterfeit Oi tho niOn Bank OF Monticello ~ Y from
tsh Ia Hudon ree aud IS Of the Lyons Bank paced
1t Hehefd Tsylos saloon. They also passed IL,
Soutbhrdse benk, Mas, la Wilsm.bugh, ayes the
JoUsnkeepso Bank, at Madison Mercer County, ~ j. AID
thIe.s the Tomphins Bank. Maine la Warren County
N. J. Piepon La. been committed Tor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

Austin Abbott, ESQ.,, will lecture TINS evening"
ht,s the Nav York Young Mens Christian Assoca"h 81
their roorns Subject The Early Business DaS'" ucco''
"a, Menu These Lectures are fIse to youps men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

suoorIso AprRAY IN THE FOURTH WARp'-H
.bout O'Clock ysssiday morning an alteration 700. WV.
between some drinkers in siquor store at the corner %
and Dover streets. in the course OF which Thoa u
shot in tie les by John Kesrney tho pI'p''',
.,,..,.a and Jonas was taken 70 tho Now-foik
Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

The BRooKLYs Board or EDUcATIoS.-A Iegu.
N meeting Of the Board held lat evening and the usual
routine business transacted Among tue subjects dis
cus,sd va. proposition transfer fund TO another &C.
coun, with the Of increasing the salaries OF teachers OF
the public school, nothing dehntte however, resulted The
eec.on OF officers for the ensuing year will be held o. ITO
day Of week when spec! meeting VIII he hrG ia irs
purpose In consequence OF the oi the new e
bcrs by Common Council toe Board will consist Of the
sane members II did last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
TILE RRooKLYN WArrn WoRxs.-Ths Water

THE Brooklyn WATER NoRXs.-ln6 water
and Sewerage Committee of the Board Of Aldermen SUD
tted al the last meeting relative " the constr
ton of second distributing main from Rdsewood Reservoir
which they state that second main necessary sd mat
the wants OF the city require as .oon Ss IL can DO sa.
daily consumption Of water has increased from - million
aons in 1860 70 81 million gallons AZ the present t1ae Inv
daily consumption In loGl was, million gallons The popu-
ston of tho city ct the present time not less than 3OW
he supplying u large population through 'ioss n,ea
Of 81 inches diameter be done with s.sty and win
out this second main those residents tho highest grades OIL
tho city viii be unable to draw water above tnr pa
ent The ordinary daily consuap!ion Of water = soen
40 much diminish The head that il will not BIO aysiA1ls r
ire purposes .xeep. In tho lower portions OF the cry the
ConIaitt,e, In coucu,on, recommend tho Confueting
Board Of Water Commissioners to lay secord disDutns
main OF 20 inches diameter Rfsewood Reservoir for
tho purpose OF gviog the city foil ard ample supply Of
water Tor all purposes and that tie proper omcef pe huno
lied TO ne bonds ia sufficient TO meet the expense
Of said main The subject being deemed "a impoTen one
was laid over for further cousidcI atio1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

PRsos Ass0cIATIos.-Tho Executive Commit
tee Of the New.Yok Prison Association held their stated
monthly meeting Wednesday evening. Feb. -, IN their
Office Room No 80 Bibe House Dr. GIi.com In tho chair.
fifteen members present. The Tres'urer, VIM {.
Gilman r submitted his monthly meat wing pros
and healthy state Of the GnAnce The General
Mr Abraham Bea made report Of his labon during tho
preceding month In which be detailed many interesting
both In the Detention and Discharged Convict Depart
meats, clearly .sinens tho Importance and hopeness Of
the worb In which tbs Association 10 engaged The Cores
pondrs Sseieary the ev Dr. Winea made his monthly
port a. ag the Fuccotu results Il his visit 20 Albany
s-the With Of hs puolie meeting bs 10 the
Assembly Ohanhcr which, IA the absence %. Soy
who had agreed chnman, tho Hon. Senator
Bell presided sbstact Of the annual repent read by
Dr. Nine aud aidesss. delivered By bs lor. Jude
the Rev Dr. T. W C.aS. SD Mr. Beal Re.ciitiona
al p.f gyins the cordial suks o to Association
his hIceency Gov Seymour f1 his fpecia message the
Legislature IN its behalf 10 Srusior Bell Tor h, kndness n
os'nF chairman Of the mrsng and 20 JdGsc Dean and
r CLARK Tor ho able aud eloquent speeches the
zion. The Finance Committee. through lis chairman III. X
Bod e,q. made report o. bills audited and ordered DO
pad amouutngt to 500 81. The Special Committee
Revision Of the bylaws reported. and their report was
uendod and adj pied. Tho Lava wefs ordered ~
be printed Tor the use Of the Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

A POLICE OFFICER Run OVER IN BROADWAY.
Yesterday afternoon Officer James LMer Of the Broadway
squad by heavily laden truck onBroadwsy
opposite the Ator House where the officer was stationed
The truck passed the lower part Of tho officers body
and II feared that lie 10 seriously il not fatally lAused lie
VA, taken 10 BIZ, home in carriage By Oecr Lindsay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
Naval.


TEST TRIAL OF THE KEOKUK.
The testing of the qualities Of the Whitney battery
Keokuk took place on Monday night, mo Nsvy De-
general superintendent of iron-Clads. Engineer Far
ron inspector of the Keokuk, Comanche, and Jersey
City vessels Engineer Griffin, inspector of tho Pas
sac, and Montaub, and Lieut.. Gregory d the Ad.
mirars staG. Mr.. Whitney, the originator, and Mr..
nderhill the builder of the vessel, were ON board.
Mr.. White acted as plot.
The KeOkuk Possesses three characteIstcs not
common to other mailed vessels, VIZ: First, she ls
our Only iron-cad ram soat second she Ia the oniy
double propelled ron.clad; third, she Is pr tected
on a new principle, her armOr claiming invpnora-
bitv more on account Of the manner in which It is
put on than because Of It's weight. Her head was
kept well to sea. She turned several times IN
her own length made sudden curves IN the water,
went backward and forward, and from one SIDE to
the other. All tho night were these ovo'utions
going on The subjoped is an impartial synopsis OF
the results.
First The speed attained by the Keokuk did not
exceed Fix miles an hour; but the Admiral aud Mr..
Fauon concede that che can make eight when com
petely IN eteauing trim. Mr. Whitney states tina,
she made leo revolutions per minute Ut TIE wharf,
which wond be nearly ten miles per hour, since 81
revolutions produced rix. II is not-thoughi, how
ever, that she can exceed eight.
Second She Is the mos, efficient iron-clad In the
Navy, 70 far az facility OF movement within cer-
tain area or speed il concerned.
| THIRD Her brief voyage demonstrated no fault
that would initiate against her sea-wortbiness,
unless the maximum rate of speed attained, and 10
be attained by her be deemed insufficient Tor any
vessel intended for independent navigation on Mo
deep, in all weathers.
Mr.. Whitney and Mr. Underhill have Lost money
on the chip They both feel that she has not done
well 10 they expected she would do but the difficult
ties TO be overcome her construction can only be
understood by those who have had TO follow ideas,
rather than plans, in the formation OF "A vessel.
Besides, sse was made 10 light, and alre idy In
"A (, Il. Las E.s hat IL
es'imated.
The vessel is rtill on the contractors bands, and
will be until all tfnng impeIfections are removed.
! The olicels Of the Keokuk arc;
ComiosudsI 4. &. Rhnd. Executive Object MoIeAn For.
rest; Aetna paymasier, John Read Surgeon. Geo d. SO
eqm thief Engineer WA, II. King Aei,us Esasa' Wsl
H. Bu Alexander McInto,h. IUc,l I, fiAsrsdi As,i-
.ntEpgiaeer. John II Hunt, VIM. ii 5RiIh. J. NJ Emls.
ueh, W. IA. O. West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

The KISGs COUNTY CoURT or SEssIoss.-ln the
Court Of Sessions yesterday Isaac Mitchell AID Jeremiah
indicted the charge Of false Petonses In OBJ
tanning money the Bounty Commissioned pleaded gry
to an attempt TO get money under false pr7ehae, 5entescs
was reserved Thos Cody indicted for aggravated ssaa
aud battery Peter BalaItine pleaded guilty and wa: SEN
fenced pay fse OF 800 lie paid the money ard was
dhchsrged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

FRon THE SrxrY-si1TH RroIMEST.-Col. Or
iAndo H. Morris Of the teth Regimen. N Y. ". who has
been Ia this city for the pas, week uroush leaves town
to- day 10 roin his Command which is encsmped nosr Fa
mouth Va The Coon. desires to state that his meu axe
IN excellent bsah and spirit. and ready for action S' CON-
nos been greatly reduced In numbers By the u'as' Of
war and now numbers barely three hundred men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

HOTEL hhHIvALs.-Maj.- Gen. Mcdowell aud
aud took rooms at the AstOr House
y Hons T. Corning and C. Vi6bsrd Albany; Hon William
Kelley. Rhnebeck, Judge Allen and Hon L. H Ctoclor
Oswego; IT, Puyn. Albany Col }. W. Tuner Michigan
!ohn r. Jones snd Wifi, WillamspOTt Pa DR. Jewet,,
among the gueets at the ST Nch.las Hotel
Gen: T. w. S'rader cncbnati Hon. Allen Monroe Sys.
coss; H. G. sawyer Mayor OF Pitching, Col w IT, Hooper
KaDsaI Cqpts. O. d. Gordon " Merfitt aud J. T. MaIrin
L. s. ASmy, end T. H. Bacon and j. n. Gamble IT, y Navy
u -he Metropolitan Hotel. -
Com. Ri'ggod and George ~ Ransom, H. g. NAVY; J. T.
Luck, Z. b. steamer North CafoiHa 81 Jor Henry f. Sc
Ffusni ,of,oii ana y ID FaFnswofth Manchester; A.r
o. Ca'tell aud Richard G Dale Phiadelplis aud a. Mint
asor. ~. Joah's, y . aIc q. the Astof House.
Hon. Jesse D Is light. Indiana; Msjjr VIM eiman n Z
Army; George Ha'ding PbiladeliA,s; A. C. T1arly san
/ I.Aci,co arc 1t the .Ncw-Yofk Hoic
WG. Clanin aud eff Boston; :. ;. Tfauy Greenwich
Conn aud e. Iogss9 aud wife, New. Haven arc d, me
Everett House.
Va f,d,J,oa e. a. ,G;c.,a ~ g. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

FlRy.-Betwoen II and IL o'clock yesterday, a
Arc occurred In the Waterproof Goth Company works cor
were ,oon at WORK and ia short time ert guished tho
aames The building damaged TO the extent OF t5oOO
ana the stock e,tiusted At about t3 IN
s,rei full 10 ous New.l oTk and Brooklyn
compaues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

SAILING OF THE BIESvILLE.-The u. s. steam
gunboat Bienve, Commander j. Il. NJ. MIllan,
sailed on Feb. % for Port Royal, Key West, and
Ncw.Orleans. The following is lirt Of her oilcers
Commander J. IL. NJ Muani Lieutenant and Executive
officer. H. S McCooi Acting Ms',er'Ffsnk Smith. wa
bates, Benz Wbmor-, and EI Sheffield Acting Asrs.4Dt
Surgeon fsac H. Coste., Payms,ter WIN. Wallace Good.
winj Chief Engineer. Wan Wdsh'i Acting "a An.,
Eu .ineeT jared Days Acting 81 Assistant Engnceis-JsIn-s
Fountain Bernard Keesy and Henry b. Goodwin Acting
Ensigns-FIank H. wis ,. NJ Montol; ACHING Masters
Maiet-Wm. ". Brandt, Wan. g. Litteh.id aud Allied L.
c. Bowie; Acting Gunner, Geo T. flrk Csp,ss's CieIk,
gene DevsIeLX PsymsssTs Cjefk. >. +. Smith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
ufyIATuRE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
5Jn-Rses....6i lSeta........5a Moor-ests. t;Ss
| NIGH WATER THIA DAy.
-sadJ Hook Gal GOV. Island 5:33 HelsOa,e.. 9N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

GEaERAL DRAPER's DEPARTayxr.Twenty de-
..r.r. sr..i.d Monday BY tho guard s,aehod to
this Department, and Ike number yesterday. I'll Of whom
8overnors Island. Marshal Gavin followed one
ofth. od.ddento hs resdenes In Thyhrs street,
Fret svenue. sod pursued him up stsr' when door
suddenly shut 10 hs face Amer delay he permitted
20 he room. but assured BY Ave Ls the
person he sought there and appearance the
dsseer o But the queer siEhi Of pair Of boots
King down tho chimney attracted th. officers attention
and sper examination they found to contain tho fee, OF
the stedGJdle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

We Are indebted TO the oGiccrg Of the steamers
Bio BIO and Che Kisng jos utged from NerOIesus for
e,orL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

SALE OF PRfzE Schooner. - The prize
schooner Mary Theresa sod at public suction yesterday
noon the Union Stores Brooklyn. BY Mr. Draper for $500
Tho Tlsres bst Baltimore 10 1885, aud was - tuna
burde
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

THE BokHp OF ALDEaars Aso Firz JOHN PoR-
rKRA, meeting Of the Seventh Ward Republican A''o
cton last evening the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted
Jherers A fsir ard impartial Courharll convened Tor
TIE purpose Of trying charges made sssnst Gen. fz John
Porter. and,
Bhsreq, Said Court amer fsir ard impartial hearing
lound the ,ad fz John Porter guilty OF that which, com
ned IN other country tho punishment Touid have Oesn
death aud, o
WArea. Tho Honorab. hoard Of Aldermen OF our City
have m series Of resolutions eensuTsd the ooseInns" ana
euloeizei the said PoTteTj md - ,
HAsyeas His Honor tbs Mayor, aousisd by 'prA o.
lofty patriotism. IL 4ir and able Argument vetoed the sLi
rc,oluttons, therefore be II
Re,olsed That drpreoas ito Interference o! civil au
thoy with the Interest army and navy deeng SUCH
a. conclusive only generalization aud thai omphncay
dcny that the feeling and split, embodied In the Tesol
elpeson o! the people OF our city and can oHy
Gnd Tc,pOb.. ga the heats Of traitors . ,
Holsci That congratulate hi. Honor To Msyor Tor MS
bold and fearless dsuuncaion Of the unpaiTioc and unfoe
irg rr.olI ions psss~d by 'sd Board -
. !fed That TO our preventative IN said Board the Hon
cha. " Hall have every 10 extend our heartfelt
for his bold and fearless opposition to said resolutions
whilo pcndiog before 'ad Board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04

BAL MsseuE.-Thc A. d. Society Of which
aayss Harrison Grand Commander gave its frat mssque
soiies !ondsy evening Irving Hall Tho eoumss w,To
OF the richest character almost every character from
TO hog being represented. Tic gaeTle, crowded
with lsic, and gentlemen rho took pss in tie festivities
fave 90 'p,c,ators
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-04
CoNGREesaONAL PROCEEDINGS.


ndopted, eqo' ng the Secretary Of the Treasury 70
Inform the ,euate a. s next session what steps nave
been teen 10 investiAate the frauds 10 the san
Fran disco Custotn. House and Mint.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28

FIREs--Two fires occurred about six o'clock
lsst evening. The fret consumed a.stab'e on
Chapel s.reetbetwsen Third and Fourth streete,
belonging to MessEs. McAlister and BlrnbaFd
II was supposed to have been fred by en- incen.
diary. A part of the stable Was occupied by
Mr.. Strong, huckster, who had few minutes
before the fire took place, put into II his hotse,
wagon and marketing. This properly. lnolpd.
{ Ing tho horse, all perished inthe flames, II Is
o serious loss to Mr.. Strong. Some hay and
feed IN the stable was also destroyed.
The second fse was in q two story .fEamt
house on ToWn street, occupied by Mr. Bow
man. 1t was thought to have caught fifs f.om
the burning stable on Chapel street. The mp
per story Of the dwelling was quite sonsurhed
before the flames were ex.inguished.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-28

,.a IS every "Copperhead."" as the Journal sueer-
ipgly oalIs Demooi a'e, were to follow the ad-
vice the editor 6i that unprincIpled sheet giv ves
TO "every true Urion lsdy"-ihat is, every lady
- Of itR psrty--and not trade at the store Of any
merchant Of opposite politics, We think some Of
the business men Of the city who support the
z4Jouvnal party. would not be altogether plsesed
with the arrangement We would suggest to
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