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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
coJRT CALENDAR-THls DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CIRcuIT-Part l.-AdJourned
10 mex Monday Pat II-Nos nh f2l8 222o 2ll2 s2t
~? Y =, 223 2aJ2 1885, 2s6 1883. no z2a2 E ~,
l2iS 49, 2252. 2l5+. Part III mo-. li7e. 10 lAls
l9es 94 s9 lO:6, 49, l59 1896. ll6 $780, So lsS2 ~
T9. !lc., l43y. 285 -
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-AdjournM
for the term. - 49,. 800 800.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Pars Mos. l45, 1879, lSs5,
1884, 1899 1891 ls93 1897. 1892 1901 1908, 1873 Put
Noe ls.e 1895, 1862 1903, 6OS, $780, 1854. lH. 1866, A
l5J2 100. 1857, 1858, 1860 49, "a,
CoURr OF COMMON PLyAs.-Part Nos. lol
%, $50. 1894 liOs 81, 1911 lso2 1905 iiot isoS ~
l4o7 los 1893 Part I-Eos. $780, 1872 1874, LIP Ia
1891 1876 1885, 1885, 1896, 1897 1893. 1893 1850 ltsi .
kIsGs COUNTY CIACUIT CVuRT.-Noe. w. ~
o. G. ~ 90, 80, So VI, 3D. %, lOl, lOl lcS ios i w.
IC7. 1909, -, 10. - =. .x a. "A
BRooKLYs CRY CoURr.-Nos. AZ, "A, ~, ~, ",
50, 50, 81, IS, 81. So, Is. OF, e3. 69. 81
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rufcst Shin News.

ARRIVED. March l8-tp q,
c,.,,rcy virginia H. s. transport Snyder, Washinss1
C. via fortress NJ 5nroe 81 hours 20 L. s. Asst QuaTism"
= Gamer bstmote. Cat, baitimOre. - . -
Ship Cous,eiiafiou Mulhner. New'ofeansi' Gays" y
LA, IN II : asst Qusteruuaster
slim Onward a.. - Gan,port). Coombs. New-OresS'
dsy. in oaias, 10 u. = Asst OisrteTmister. -
10 Funch Meiucks Wendt. 18Th. at 50 - Ion. e9~ .
an American ship, shown pendant No. sss NJ
Bark Geestenunde thsnov1 hnssn' LONDON na
Feb tndse. to Unkhst Go. has hal heavy sais' A''
Bar. Mclis Mrteal + (of Bsnsor) Ames. St rhOmmN"'
In ballast 10 Meicalf 4 Duncan. . ,,, 4
Bark Whlstler Grant, Rotterdam Jan. 10, Ia p.A
wskstnan. Dimon Il Co Experienced very sevcIe w. IN
tie euiro ps,,.ge Jan 81 ls SO lon. 20 looks vsen
rom " :. w. which las cd until Fec, ]; WA nnoe. ~
poles large Fa'' OF tie ims Iyi's WIN zoe t s0'
wind al the lime irom ). w t. W.; was er'en -.
mites aurlus toe gale CD a. nt ~ y: i'm IN ssssy
from w. >. W, with thick "estIer a. ossntn ~ ~
rounded with cebuigsi passed 10 ~ three n,S; Ks A.
A. IN encountered field ice, wore ship ana seeie. n,
d,dinp the csber.s nd Jumps Of broken ice me 49, IA
a IN as yI.,bl- Wa, covered with cr roo =. la III
10 S. rxchsnsrd sisus with ship Ant.fci Maze tl .,
Ian I, An wa, ia com Any with shp C>sne, OF S M
Mach l. La. ~ ~. lpn. 81 -, exchanged 's"A" W."
Dee 40 psail-sl b5und w , oh, ., ds,. spl
las. and ,o.sr TO G. a r. J Peters hs' been ~"'''s
Ia.teras vita heavy gaze, ~ u 'ai' 70 Bsrs
Big ocean T'ssslsr (ot Sedswiekh S"s'"'
schr OiisnraI. Lvckbass, Co'n~all' i! days T'"
sclr Col Eddy. Blodse winsrpOrt Il days. Ssf's' ~
s,sr EssIs. Hall, Rockland days. lime to w. D"
& Co. H.. a., w n Bro
schr Hurd Snow, Rockland days lime 70 W. :"
Co. AL 70 w
Schr. Florence CandsSs Rsehlsnd days co.,
Brown Co. =. L., .,.nsss 10 y
sehr Phsoe, Morrow Havana 10 days. Orange
Schr. N II. Hall, Hamilton Portland, headins "
Co. -, n L.. ,l.sisr 10 y
schr Gen Pevea, Fsnning. Lubco Jays P''~"
,ehr Ers,er. Snow, Bath days, lumber; u,A,,..ov,
Sehr n Benedict Rislsy Elissbe.hpsn 70. ia Srrs
acnr = A App.eton salisbury, Portland dsys
49, - a,m..r.ns Nick.rson. Boston days ssa~
schr below tniesy h.ilssbsthport for o'''s'
,,r,.,n from N.
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NEW.YORk LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March Is, 1S6;

SENATE. ALBANY, March 1S, 1863.
Sundfy petitions were presented for Croton water
iD VI snhattsnyille.
Mr.. FARRAR made majority report in favor OF
holding the NewYork charter election at the same
time az the general election, Mr.. LOW dissenting.
The bill incorporating the Medical College for
Women was ordered 10 a third reading.
The hill to change the location OF the Merchants
Bank of Erie County, and TO reduce the capital of
the Union Bank OF Rochester, were reported favor
ably.
Mr. SMITH introduced bill providing arms and
equipments for the State militia
lie bill relative TO the fees Of Supervisors, and
prohibiting Supervisors from holding other county
Offices being parties TO contracts with the coun-
IT, WINS reported iavorably; also the Brooklyn Ere
Department bill.
a commune alton was received from the State
Engineer, Recommending an appropriation for a
survey Of the Hudson River next Summer, with a
view 10 it's permanent Improvement.
BILLS PASSED.
The bill providing that failure TO express consid-
Grafton shall not viisle contracts or agreements.
The bill amending the charter of the Metropolitan
Insurance Company.
The bill allowing tire North American Insurance
Company 10 insure against injury to travellers.
Adjourned.
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the diameter facing the land and the most. II Is
casenated ell round-has three tiers Of guns, beS le
those en- bdrbee on the ramparts At the az giles are

csenlaed ell r0undhas three tiers OF guns, Desi u
those en- 6dr6ee on the rampars. AT the angles are
bastlons that enflade every approach.
Quite sturdy battalion of black eo'diers was
RAJ Ell IN this town. and short tine ato sent up W
Hilton Head, s. G. Slavery seems exinc' IN we
Key, and nearly all the colored people IeIial',.s
here are the women children and Old men, lno 80
are oil 10 the War. When oar snip swung III w go
wharf several negro aud mulatto WOMEN '" n,
aboard to offer their services as isuhureS'of Gna
these, one bright young mulatto wonai, I'D ont
figure aud sedate cOunIenance was PONIES 'a a
to Inc by gentlemen acquainted IN lne P's.o,
the daughter of quondam u s. Senator now ST. 49,
tary OF The Rebel Navy, Mallory; and upon hv
quept inquiry, the Statement ""'
citizen. s A. nam. Kev in the
rTs aanss Of that term; for il is the key to the
Stem entrance of the Gulf and very lmpor'an' W
onr Government on this account.
We expect 10 steam away from mere ~
bonrs in hle direction of Pensacola and Mooiie.
vii keep YOU appnsed of our movements anu "
nubc affairs in the lice Of our course, az apto,'"
iii,v offers Yours &C., NoiAoIn'
There were several prizes sold mere { es.et,S y,
They bring good prices and are usually p1uen. y!
Cubsns for the purpose OF running the plocksoe
The sane vessels have been taken ana SOLO, taAeh
and sold, again and again. -. ,.. :.
Y. S-Just as i was enveloping tnis iet'er
valuable English steamer, with an assorted cargo,
was brought In, prize captured by the Vanderbilt
have heard no particulars Of the capture and must
close this instantly.
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w. believe has sniDed but mata,s loss since
ed-cesor man Of r-pned wealth and then respected by
Bot this loss think Sir has proved to the association
great gain Il .srght hem this great the world is
20 slow o learn viz; ytur and integrity not always
rounded by wealth !, bias done more Sir It prompted
who have served them faithfully ard honoraby for the
Or n't' IN year; And for your mary virtues.
seug ntg ty have always exhibited 10 the
presided their DEL bIat rs. together with the
ChrAn character yon have aimed have prompted them
gold watch and chain ss Testimonial Of their regard for
yon a. THEFT pref ding ticrr sod ger tlsman.
Permit me IN eoneosi n Sir on bsnaIi q mysef Of the
emp oyees Of the eslabs to 70 most
sincere desire that you may continue to practice
until me end Of ie's urey thereby enabling you TO leave
your children legacy that they may always poit to with
tomb Stone, Here lie the remains Of az Honest Man.
Mr.. Patterson, who was taken by surprise, said
This beautiful t from TIE members Of the Butchers Hide
and Melting association, presented by friend Mr.. Phil
lips sHects ne 40 that hod difficult give utisrance to
the feeling, Of my heart This watch and Chain shall value
far their intrinsic worth. marx OF our esteem
gold be PURCHASED bnt in pEe'entng me with
th you have given hOE that cant be bought or
sod Nv freud hes alluded to inscnDticn tomb
stone. However l,tu of th, world, goods may leave NY
children nope shall DO able 10 them the comforting
reflection thst he father all hoaest man Gentlemen
earthly thank you for your very eie.snt present
The Of the association and guests then psrtook Of
sumpuous dinner provided for the occasion The beef was
present from the butchers Of Phlsdephia-s good sin
worhiy bestowed Among the prominent gentlemen present.
Thomas P. Way, John W. Seymoure, A. Ode, b. Rice
J. H. Stewart, J. w. Clnch, M Lsylor Mr. Gwyre and
others
STABBrsG CAsE.-t a late hour Tuesday
night two sailor. Daniel Ahsrn aud Matthew Lyons got into
didculty Gas street dance house when Lyons drew
knife and stabbed sbou tie h. ad nd face The wounded
taken to the Hospital and Officer Brew OF ths
Fourth Precinct arrested Lyons.
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Adyeri,ern-
MADAME DEMOREsT's MIRROR OF FASHIONS

Tin. Spring lumber lur-hps splendid combination OF
Fakoi abs Novelties elcgsut Fashion fl.es, buu,Tous En-
craving three fu.iked cut fa togser with IN tpi'
ON. o, A The French Fz.hous for Lad' and ChildreIs
Dress thu unfysrd sI,'n Hsslzlue has met with unu-
aa y Iayiug D. eIi lrss three year
aud slr-.Jy feacLsI circulation OF thirty Ibousani The
iun-u.e - i,"rng AMI valuable information -
tue Laaie lsTu, ned By his Mag viii readily account
for ls wonderful success Il Home Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
Cambridge Cattle Market.

March 49, Is6a
Whole numbe- Of Cattle at market 636 shout 80 ssev
and SO Stores consisting Of Working Oxen; Mich Cows u1
Que. two and three year V!e
PKicxs o, MAKsBr bxEy-EKtrs. % 0cd s. s0i frk
quality. v1d+1 o. second GuaiiJ, 80 9oGso 70, shia
quality. - Is.
Pkicxs % sroRB CArrLy.-Wokirg Oxeu. Per pail
noae Cow Calves rom 30. 80. 81 so feainSL
none Two.y-.r-olds s2DG s2 Three yea.olds slde!%
sheep ard Lambs. iJO uasrkss prices IN os - W.
sc 50 each; ezra 81 90 r8d 30, or from 7ldsc D.
kusRsR PKOx ZACH Stair
SHIN n L'ba Calves HorseA Su1ua
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

Brooklyn ACADEMY OF MusIc.-To-nigbt the
Havana Opera Con p,ny give their frat Performance AZ
th. house when the voe opera OF La Yavsta will bs H.
latsd The disposition Of the principal roles will be the
that adopted Ito pres nta at the Ne~YotA
Academy when the opera met with marked APPRECIATION.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
Sales Of real estate, Marcn Is, by A. j. Blsecker,

Don NO,i =, = -. -
Jg,, ..nJ Iot N, ~ Wand ate.-,t,,,........ 500
iiou., sgI ot 3t.-t vest Of lOL-ay........... rs
h., II, AZ net 18th and 5,thts 5il0O ........ 100
Ia, on la,v To- ia and 57th ss adioning...... 1875
penis.. on S.vy n.mber,..t t.sr Dna e.......l 500
i,..,nd lot Lo Ia unans - btovk yu........ $500
ians.snI 10. no l55 ~. Ssh st. NepYoTk....... $3.50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

SEvENEY.SISTH REGIMEST.-A grand ball in aid
widows orphans Of the brave who have fslen
in defense Of tho NatD, while fighting in the ranks Of the
Seventy ninth ishapd) Regiment 10 to DO given at the
City Assembly Rooms this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

The best place in the City to procure
HunsIso BIADs now fashionable Tor Ladies 70 war
la their heir snd DO, at J. q BkLps. No. $50
Broadway lO dfefrnt .pecias may be
OF wleh arc Of the most brilans plum,ge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
CITY ITEMS.

NEw.YoRK ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The opera Of
La Fsvora will be performed a. this house tomorrow even
ing On Saturday matinee when the opera Of I'm Beo IN
Haschefa Will De given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

TIRE GERMAs LADIES' Society FOR IHE AID OF
Pooa Wspows AND ORPHASs-A grand Concert 10 to be
given Irving Hail. ths evening for tho benefit OF the Ge-
Ladies' Society for tho assistance of poor widows and
or phans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

ARREST OF PICPOCKETs.-Yesterday Detective
Farley sre.,sd Charles Ferguson aud Ch-res McDonld
charged with picking The p9cK-, Of Jhn walsh oil 80 a
ar. ct while passing of Canal street aud Broad
ua hayiog sBsch-d out Of his pocket aud away
ON his CHAIN Tie accused were asen befO.c Justice Dow.
Ina 10 Police Cgaf,, and committed Ia default Of
- I'D hal ach O ans AZ
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MEMORANDA.

T,s ,ilotbo.t Jane. No l. came NJ 10 the cy sss -
noon and repo.t': % miles D. y e o. lue mr. - ras
tscbsd they were held stationary By the fcswx vs
tscaed to tho supkan SsiseL
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[Adverisemeut
AT CHURCH, Ar HONE, and VISITING CARDS,

IN e-raQt styles ao H. e assorusHt d French and II
,l',n soils PAPE a, }. EyEKDgLLs, No. Jol Broadway
co. ner Duanes Tor spe- !neus W mail ssn1 stamp.
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Receipts Of Produce.

M,rcn ia.-s 600 bbls Flour 2c0 b,fs Com ~
g-5 bbls WIKI, l2mo bpsh. O.;.. 500 bush Seed %
psg, Provisions G?3 pa. Batter. 1000 phs'' Laia
pk.s Ashes.
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Adye tlse urni
"WUO ARE OUK BEST MEN l'-What OF the

,cheains poli,ciansl Who viii serve and who viii cheat
nc Oovefnncnt IN 81 n. whom ,hil We tu't - eid
Ar PHrvSoLoGY W.u1 yon have tie ct man in tle
iight place ," hiu b, s-i,ct-d hrenlose. pinci
pit and appointed. Tue oice VI FOWLER WELLS Is a.
No g3 III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
COURT OF GENERAL SEsSIONS-MARcI la-Besss
Judge McNusN.

TIE case OF the People sgt. Van Loon, indeed
for sending cpng letter 70 Mrs S;ilwe the wife Of
LAWYER IN hi, c.y was argued s-day molten 70 quA
the indict en Tho occupied the whole day Henry
Clinton Tor Van Lon; John Graham for the District Aof.
uey TIE Judge the pAperA aad reserved his decn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

ST.. YRAscIs XAvIERs COLLEGE SEhI-AsSUA
semi annual debate Of the students 10 the s
Francis Xaers Colegs will taso place this evening at the
College No. ~ West Fifteenth street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

COMMENCEMENT OF THE COLLEGE OF PHAR-
MACY The Thirty third Annual Commencement OF the Col
l.se Of Pharmacy will be held at tho Chapel Of the
University this evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

The ATMosPHERE.-The Rev. WIN. c. Richards
will deliver hi. concluding lecture "The Atmosphere at
Clinton fall, this evening
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Eonnrnr Ely DoNrsrlc.-Yesterday Catharine

Los nstiye Of Ireland, servant in the family OF Mrs.
Downs OF No. IA Eat l4tn st-et arrested ADD taken be-
fore Jusiics steers E..er Market Police Court char sed
stealing from her Jewsry clothing &C., TO the
amount OF tO0. She Lsld Tor eI animation,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

Professor Britton's lectures and experiments ID
psychooy and kindred subjects will hereafter be given II
Siuyve.ant Institute, commencing to.monoy evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

DIED FROM ExHAusTIoN.-Mr. james Lowry
fell down exhausted while nafchlng Ia procession 81
Pat day He was conveyed 10 his house n Hudson ave
nue., where he died shortly altar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
ASSEMBLY.


Bills Of exchange were stricken out Of the second
section Of Mr. Deans gold bill. his motion lass
evening with the view Of adding a new section
more stringent, prohibiting all loans such bills
The bill sppropriating the surplus revenues 81 the
CANALS after debate by Messrs. ANDRUS, OS-
VALID, POST, MCGOWAN, SEYMOUR, MUIR
PLY, REDDINGr0N, DEpEW, HULETT, and
McSHEA, was ordered TO third reading, without
amendment. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly met at z.
The Masterson New-Yo-k Contract bill was or
dersd 10 third reading.
TIE Grinding Committee reported as complete the
following bills:
The bill relative TO the fraudulent sale or use Of
barrels aud casks for malt liquors.
The bill amending the Fire Department law CT
Brooklyn.
The bill Incorporating the Dry Goods Clerks Ear.
| ly Closing Association of New-York.
, BILLS PASSED.
! The bill relative to Bureau of Military Stats
lice. o.
lie biz authsri,ing justees of the peace, in Ger.
tain towns ia Kings Co., to hold nquests.
The bill authorizing the City OF Brooklyn 10 es-
tablish public market.
The Flushing Town Hall bill.
The bill relating 10 the fees and costs OF the jus
ticea' Court Of Brooklyn
! The bill incorporating the General Saengerbund
| Association OF New-foTk.
| Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

LECTURE on TIE TOWER OF LoSDoS.-Ihe
Rev Dr. Rodse. srpeaed before large and most re'pocta
bic audience evening the Cooper Institute The plat
form as decorated with Gags aud dag AID ssced win
The le,enee # bis Honor tie Mayor and other distinguished
gentlemen many Of whom dressed In military costume
The eloquent speaker gave graphic description Of the Tow"
e aud referred many thas facts Connected with Its his
tory lie illustrated his lecture with diagrams aud the enter
tsnment wss enlveued With music by the 1sh Regiment
Band The proceeds Of the meeting VII b. ,iven to tie La
dies Relief and loI ihe Sac. ald WouLded so.deIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

Ar HrR Posi- AGiIS.-lhe City OF Boston, Capt.
Wilcox Of the Nsw-Yort and Boston Steaubo,, Con- p.ny
oos her place tho line yesterday afternoon O'clock At
tue foot OF vesry She has been newly painted aud
p.Led in.iae and thoroughly oyehanlsd. The travelling
public are inJsb,.d much to tho efficient agent. Mr. f. B.
Martin for luxurious ,teanbeat Accommodations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

Lrrr SUDDENLY WIN 10000 ~ GoLD.-On
Tcay Jo.-fh Coz youth sboa, II years Of ssr in the
employ Of we.tou Dof,c Co. No n william street who
70 deliver the Of $1,000 in gold. contained Ia
wo bad. Of $500 zach. suddenly di.sp9sHsd with the
specie Tn. step. have been taken to aTc', hp bn
Up to ye.crlay afternoon ,dnss Of han or the gold had
been received at police headquarters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

C.RPKSrFRs os STRIKE N JERsEr CTY.-A
number Of the ournym,p carpenters OF Js'.cy City 'uaed
out on strike yesterday. According to previous arrange
mont trey demsne 20 cent. advance day. and Ia stated
s. oil oflhe ompoye with the exception Of two seceded
10 n. 4. nsnd The refused tho advance
pended Won, and hv- Issued handbrs requesting their Eel
low. mon IN Se-Yo. Brootyn. aud esewher, not t.
sp in ad WORK for lee, than the established rate Of wages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

OuR MILITARY PRoGRrss.-Ihere are in process
OF examination the State eight iiatry regiments ~ cav
airy T. gmcu,., Anl one anti iefy ~ .lmenL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

Capt David Pye Fraunces, who is now engaged
I'm teaching the ooloed OF this city hs art ofwar has
recently been presented with beautiful sword aud 's'h BY
his friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

A propeller for Fancher Il Go. OF this city, The
third nom tho yard will DO launched A. q o'clock this
morning, from tho yard Of Il. s. Whitloek G'eenp'nt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
COpklp & Co., Of ,his City, have purchased


the rish, to draw Ice from the pond known Beion's
on Ida II at the back OF tho city OF Troy. They
rosneed to cut les from the locality In question the 9Th Of
March. Over one hundred nlmetoua teams ON.
po,e Tie firm engaged in this enterprise oxpoc. that the
pond will yield 900 uns OF ice. The les 10 about
sixteen iuche. thick. snl Of the very best quality.
Tho knekebocksr Ice Company who deprived Of thrif
u.ua supply from Rocksnd L,ke, are cutting Ice fson the
West Troy BASIN sud have also purchased the right to ue
Richad.on's Pond, on the Wynan,ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

The HARBoR DrYEssE COMMITTEE This body
Mondy evening when the Board were addressed by
Admiral Psudins Professor Towbrdsc OF tho United satea
Engineer Department aud wh connected With tho !ortih
cation, harbo Col Stiles, aud MesHs Norman Wizard
sd William II. Webb The Board adjourned TO noI Tues
day evening The Committee Water Defsnses aud also
the Committee on Ordnance will hold meetings and aTs
heading. next Monday.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-10
rha Elaotion of Governor.

We lay before the public this mOrni letter from
Mr. Gogg explaining more fully than he did at the
time, the reasons that prompted his withdrawal as
candidate for the GovernOrhp, and repelng the un-
warrantabe accusation of those who seized upon the
occasion to arouse old party Anmosities in the interest
of their own fovoIi;e, by charging that Mr. Goggins
withdrawal was the result of party intrigue. IL seems
that some of Mr. Gs own particular friends whose first
choice he was for be tells us be consulted With none
others advised him OF plan of the friends of one Of
the candidates on the North Side to withdraw him.
Believing this ard beevingno doubt that the object ives
to concentrate as far possible party vote on the can
ddae not withdrawn he resolved Immediately to retire
from the field aud did so. Whether the information
Mr. Goggin received was correct not, we do not
know. Ifthere was such plan, it might have been
abandoned Whe it was seen that its object would prob
ably be defeated by the step Mr.. G. took. The
promptness with which the cry of party man@uvre was
raised in certain quarters gives color to the suspicion
that somebody's calculations were ought to be spoiled
But we have no dsposiiO pursue this matter iurth-
err We wait to see whether groundles ale atoms will
be recanted We are glad to believe, that, though the
friendships resulting from cid party association con-
troled urge number Of votes the election was not IN
the proper sense of the term party eecon-ese that
portion of the State now remaining to us having been
Wing it would have elected FlOurnoy over the united
votes Of his competitors.