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i Torpedo Exploded under the q, s.
Fri.utc minnesota.

NEW YonK, April 1a-The Rerc1ds Fortress
Monroe dispatch reports an attempt on Saturday
morning to destroy the fdgate Minnesota. An ap-
parcntly floating spar approached her, and getting
near, WIS ascxtained to be a boat with three men
in it. The lookout warned. them of but they
pushed boldl. for the fisate. and in few moments
an explosion similar to twenty cannon was heard.
tumblcd out Of thcss berths and hammocks When
the confusion had eubsIdsd. orders were given to
pursue the as1irg lebels, bat the -AdmiFars dis;
tue other tugs wer- on picket too far of to be Of
use as The laa5ande5s 5apdy d!saRpeaFed in one
age done BY The torpedo is very triding and has
hcen ren8fred
, 1864-04-13

highly Important from mcIco-The
Mar In the Southwest

CAIho, April 1a.-The steamer Pauline Carol,
from New Orleans On the eth has arrived. Geuer-
nj Mcl'herson'a stat. are among her passengers.
The steamship Geor.e. Washington, from New
York. arrived At New Orleans the 9TH with $50-
COO IN gold The United States transport Cont1-
mental, from Portland, arrived the SAME Day.
The transport St. Masy'a, from Brazos. The San
tfaGo nlso afriyed,:
The Feleral cavalry, 400 strong. occupied Eagle
rass, after elght Resistance f{om the rebels Ea-
cie paFs Ia 90 mites nboy6 BroWnsyille and Wis the
Freat highway Of the Confedetntea for runn.ng cot
Ton and other articles into Mexico. It was tie de-
, 1864-04-13
TEE WAR HN.rELO1e1DA.
Federal Vessel Destroyed by a Torpedo
Operations near Jacksonville.

NEW YORK, April 1a.-The steamer West Me-
tzopols, from Hilton Head The :th arrived shls
evening. Tbs Palmetto Herald has Florida advi.
ccs Of the 1st.
Tie Steamer Maple Leaf while returning to Jack
sonvil!c from Pilatka on the 1s1 stsncE rebet tor
nch 1hs tsEo o q e
1re1nen and two deck hands were drowned. The
passengers. 6D in number, were satcy landed but
their baggage was all lost, including that OF two
CT thrve regiments. -.
Areconn atc:, n the IA :kson.flle road, result.
ed ekirmish with rebel picxcts five miles from
a Georeia regiment had come IN and taken tho oath
OF allegiance. 4 regiment of loyal Florida men Is
being organized.
pielscts were captured, hut all was quiet then.
Eleven 1:en Of Gecrsia regiment aud thirteen
fulfy equipped horses Wcro recently captured ADORE
fEalkA.
The Maple Leaf MAS Owned In Boston.
, 1864-04-13

for Indiana has mustered into service during the
month OF March, 4,977 now recruits leayiug M c1.
GEES over Ill cell: If 1908 men, without counting
total excess $780, or more than enough to III In.
dfan2's proportion Of another cali for a,0, ,0Go.
The tn cavalry, 35th Indiana, Col T. J. Harri.
before, wire publicly welcomed on Friday. His
near Tunnel Hill,
Gov. Morton has returned to the city,
The 51st, 9Th. and 38th Indiana have left for the
front. ~ ~' 'NO
Five new cavnlry regiments arc only waiting foi
armR and horses, before leaving for the seat oi
, 1864-04-13

ANOTHER Buhpna.-J. Young scammon
Is about to erect asE block On the corner df Ran
dolph street and Michigan ayenue. 1t Is to be o:
eupied as drug store, and will measure 90 feet
frontage on Randolph street and 20 feet In depth
on Michigan avenuc. The first story wllFrbe OF
stone, md the remaining four OF brick-the whole
In tn cost nhput ka1fHD.
, 1864-04-13

~--@-------- .--------
1r this city. on the 18th inst, ANASTAeTA MAR
GARRETT hlNsELLA. wtic Of L. ]. Knse1la, as Supe
Fcnet al will leave fror7 Casic ral OF ths
Nednced2y morning, at 10 O'Clock. >olcma lsc1n,
O'Clock :
In this citE. at her residence, on Monday tho llth
iEst.. Mrs EuNICE P. FREE IAN. aged st years and
II n1opkhg.
Funeral will take place from her lee residence, on
nesday) at2 Pm.
In sh!s city. or Tuesday morning. the 18th inst at
the re1denfe q her mutEtr. Mrs d. F. LLOYD 5lrs-
AGNES +. JOHNSON. Of consumptIon, a!ter liuges-
IpE {llneF. sECd II ycAts and month.
Funeral will take place from lase resiience 10 Aou
street, Thursday. at2 r II. Friends Of tho family
arc invited.
In this city, the 18th nst disease ol th heart
". E. HIGGINS. aged 70 yearB aud months: fol.
cry the Conttnt nta1 Co1cerk Troupe, and brother
or ii. IL HlgEtns, Music den1et Of this city,
: In Helolt. Wls-, Sunday, prit 10th, THEODORE F.
TROh N, Jt.s son Of Capt. Thco. F. and Faants II,
I3-rnrr rred II u1crtha nnd IN DAYS -'
, 1864-04-13

From Michigan City.
N1cu,oAs C1Tr, Ind, April ia short time
since III attempt wne made bY The convicts In the
Michigan City Penitcntiary TO blow up the wall
md break out. Ono Of those engaged In it, by the
name Of Bl1ssford, new conner and Ia for twenty
Year,, 90 depressed By the failure that he at
tempted to hanR himself to the upper round Of q
ladder. He Was cut down before he died, how
ever, and Is now recovering. -
How they tsFcnrn for the De.
1nocracy' in Jersey.
NEWARK, n. j., April 12.EThe election In this
State yesterday shows latge Union gains,
The Board Of Free Holders In Essex hare a
Union majority, which has not occurred before In
seven or eight years. F. s. Mills, Democrat was
elected Mayor Of Trenton City By $50 majority.
The whole Democratic city ticket ID also elected.
, 1864-04-13

ORruAN's FAln.-The 1ir for the benefit
Of The orphans In Bryan Hall was continued yes.
terdsv, the attendance and receipts bein: much
larger than the day previous. In the evening to
the usnal attractions were added the presence Of
Col. Wood with HE little folks and the Continental
Old Folks who gare = very pleasing entertain
1nent The Fair will be continued through the
pFcstnt week, and we have doubt Will result In
1t Of this noble ehirisy. The hish price Of pro-
Visions tells fcar1u1lY on the finances Of this and
other charitable institutions while the largely in
dust1iaf School cauees q veE heavy expenditure;
the provision bills for the last year alone reached
about three thousand dollars .o.,,,, L. t..
train, which though not equal In magnitude to the
beneficial results which will be secured BY the con-
test, demand tho employment Of all cur energies to
number IF families whose natural protectors haTc
ios1h to fight the battles OF THAR country, are
+as .1a means Of spbsstece small,r not preca-
aae o'1fn nesiected when they might be made with
eate. m sumo cases. 100. the wife and mother
mercy to herself and chIldrcn tn t,re tha1n
! away from hef- From these dcsola1e home. msnv
children az M taken to the Industrial ins,itatlon
j. located at Bridgeport, and is condacted ~ the
"Chrtstian Brothcra,' Catholic ordcr. IN; rs
benefits of the institution nre not Restricted 10
Catholic families; tue houHe was 11uilt by the con
tributious Of the st. Vincent do Paul Society nm
der whose auspices the Fair il being held.
Coon TEMrLARs LIZ BR1posPoBT.-The
Good Tctnplars hare extended their labo1s to
Bridgeport, that section Of our city which has A.
ways been specially noted for its devotion to the
liquid fire which has proved the bodily and mo1nl
ruin Of 30 many millions pf souls, Last eycntnr
number Of delegates from caell Of the other 6va
Iodres in the city proceeded to Bridegroom. Ind
organised Lodge here-Btidgepost Lodge, No
, 1864-04-13

Church intelligence.
NEW YonK, April 12,-Report says Bishop Nc
c1esky, Of Albany, has been appointed Archbishop
Of New York, and Bishop Spaulding Archbishop OF
Baltimore.
, 1864-04-13
a11aute1-Gorrespn1lDf,1ff.

TXTANTED-By an army officer
w Captain secd q years, desires laT co5sss ssse
ropdrns any 81 e Northern s.as.+ s:s Mas
rr in tho North, xnl would maze ms Etrrct
viii a view Q! .elettinE partner iof Hs.nt.. ~,
CAPT. G. +. 3Gth U. s. 1niantTJ, Aeieaa' al A
anln-ct1E-t
, 1864-04-13

Seventh Ward.-The Republicans Of the
Seventh Ward viii hold meetings during the week
as follows:
Friday e.enins-at German Hall, Morgan street,
near Twelfth. -
Saturday cycning-at Fritz Dloct's Saloon. Hal
Monday eyc1ing-cotuer Of Twelfth and Union
, 1864-04-13
E7kO31 NAsE1vRALE.~
Rumored FInnl Evacuation of East
Tcnr.ct4ct by the fkeSciR.

NAsuvt1lr, April 1l.-It is certain at last that
East Tennessee bus been abandoned by the rebel
troops. and th=t they have destroyed ali the Bird
In their Easty cvncuatfon.'
Seven Of LoucEtsert's Generals hare been court
nartiact In consequence Of the IA 1u:c OF the cam.
rsi.n III EAst Tenncssce,
Governor johnson has gone to Knoxville to op-
nQEE tie SeUAfnflQu 0{ East TrnNt4Fa :.
, 1864-04-13
:FnunD.

TOUND-A small sum OF, Of money
on MoIta MoIsa ~ Trnde BuilllnS. Apl3cl13N
, 1864-04-13

"Wednesday night, April 18th, at the house OF
Thursday night, April 1lth, 1T the house Of B.
/ Laugtn, 1853 Chicaso Avenue.
i'm seSc ea 11es i At s sso h4sss q snds ch
Tempel, 10? Green Bay street
American and German speakers viii be presen
on each evening"
Home for the Fr1cndlcas.-A special
meeting Of the Board, to consider subject Of
great importancs, will be held this "wednesday
afternoon, at O'Clock, at the Young MEMS Chrls-
uAn Association foo1n1.
4 Bllnd.--A neat. tasty, teryicable, original,
and decidedly elegant Invention is Ke:ly's Patent
Weather Proof Window Bind Call @As Foot l.
Rice's chop, between Wabash ayenue and State
street, or at Wheelock's Architectural rooms and
| see one-
Old Ladies' IIome.-A special meeting Of
the Board Of Managers Of this institution will be
| held at the rooms Of the Young Mems Christian
Association this afternoon ut O'Clock, to discuss
| the plans for new building for the "Home."
fun attendance Of both gentlemen and lady mana
| gers Is desired.
New mu&ic.-We have received from L. n
Riggine, music publisher. new war ballad, styled
1.-THE Mountain Lesion,'' by E. c. holland, OF con-
| siderable merit. There are go many miserable,
trasIy pieces iEsned nowadays that 1t is refresh
ing to find one possessing musical merit, and to
this class the " Mountain Legion" belongs. It IL
valuable contribution to war muscal literature
and will meet with large sale.
Bridges, Battery Aaseefation.-As spee-
ia1 meeting Of Bridges Battery Association will he
held at Patlor No. at the fremont Honsc, this
{Nednesdas) evening. at ~ O'Clock to arrange for
the funeral Of members Of the Battery, killed 1t
ChIclamauga.
Fruit and Ornamental Trccs.-A recent
visit 10 The nurseries Of our friends Lewis Els
worth & Co., 1t Naperviue, has more than ever
convinced Us OF the wisdom ofpsocuring trees th.t
are home grown-acclimnted. Their splendid
stock Of cyerErecns will furnish the most fsttdous
with epecimees Of beauty unsurpassed; fresh, vig-
orous and healthy, from being many times trans.
planted, they cannot fall to continne to grow. Far
better for farmers to patonize those who strire
to p1easc the Western men by furniehing tried and
hardy sorts than to throw away their money on
Eastern stuff, unsuitcd to our clmnte, and one-haf
unt1ue to name. We noticed, also, large stock
Of standard and dwarf Pear, Plum, Peach, Cherry
and Apple T1ces-the latter Of which. for variety
and hardy growth, canRot be surpassed
Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Url-
NARY and Sexual Systems.-Ncw aud relia-
BE es
0f chnr1,e Address D. j. Skil!on UouShron, How.
ard Association, Np South Ninth street. r. phila-
rr H.shcesh Candy BY the Guniah Wallah
Company, New York See advertisement 9a,[, ct one &c
Randolph street. hpt:-c 73-as-T SIS
.. Comfort III walking Essential to
3ealth .-Ccrns, bunions and diseased nails
cured by process peculiar to pr Kendall x which
digpenses with the operation o1 cnttine. Omc9 -
Brrtu. ap1e-csSst
, 1864-04-13
M a r %.
ID / H d.

In ttfs city on tho l2th snss by tho Ray. r. ~. FAt
teteon. Fastor q tho Second Presbyterian Church.
NJ J. ,EAInLOM. Of Randolph. t.Aiitornla. and
Mis- SALt1E b. CLEVELAND, OF Wilmington. ILL.,
, 1864-04-13

MOP SAIE-Or E1ccanse. FIRST
"a .n I1sS T.
Iowa, for Dry nGtst ~, y = o. Boz 81, Fort a1Adison-
addrrns r 4, STE WAHi'1'o ~ ,nhai h.GftSt
, 1864-04-13

60 ToTHx Hts+Go 70 BryE1t d S1aton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get thosough
dress {encloslng erampD Bryant 4 Btattea. CHI
, 1864-04-13
BoarDi11Q.
3LoSt.

I ,OST- On April 18th between 8
l. and O'Clock n. m. a black Morocco pocketbook
containing small sum ofnloney IN gteenbacks The
Under will be rewarded By leaving It ut the acnoond
Houac Office. ap3c73iG
+ OST-On Saturday evening, April
cars cropped, long tall. Any person retu:ulas the
scxnc to III Dearborn Street, will be rewarded. "
1yrr9
, 1864-04-13

Eighth Tnrd.-A meeting OF tha Union Re.
putueans Of the Eight Ward viii be held at the
horsc corner oE Eleventh street and DIuc Island
Avenue, this (HEedncsday) evening, Turn ont.
, 1864-04-13

4eaiti,'NCcrla, bunions and diseased nails
cured by process peculiar TO pr. Kendall,s which
digpenses with the operation Of cutting. oMca a
Prescott House, South Clark street, eosneF Yah 4
, 1864-04-13

ITO RENT-On Wabash avenue,
= next south toFourtcenth street, Eeateel house,
two BtDrIes and brick basement, having .hItteen
rooms with water, gas, &C.. and good brick staolo
and large yard Apply at tho house, CT - IL South
Clinton street. nul3-c7ft.tt
, 1864-04-13
THE CITY.

EIGHTH NARD.-The citizens OF the Eighth
ward held meeting last ~uicht Mt GEO. nocss, on
Blue Island avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets. There was fair attendance and a satif-
factory degree OF cnthusIasm was exhibited.
, 1864-04-13

To Country mcrchn nts.-Buyers: IN thtf a.
market ehonld not neglect an examination o. the
stock Of HcssrE. Gore, Wilson q Co.. wholesale
M6E-Rl1G5 In rKAT
, 1864-04-13

med into that meeting Of tomorrow night, epe-
eial meeting Called the call lucidly expresses It.
'sfor the Transaction Of general business.T They
promiee hugely; Arlington himself ''runnfnc for
Office" cannot catch them. Tho city will at last
have tue 6rc alarm telegraph; the policemen,
whom they have 50 long and persistenuy abused
and mali4ned, will get increase Of eala1y; saise
the ea1ariee Of the ffemeu; lower the ucensCS of
draymcn appoint hridgetendcrs, and do every
thing possible md probable to obtain votes 1t is
also stated TINT, like drowning men catching Ut
stsawe, they have determined to throw overheard
the Times as the corporation paper but We do not
believe the story. They will, II the meeting takes
place, move heaven and earsh to retain that power
Which for The past gear they have so eignaus dis
EEaced and abused. The death knell, sounded by
ram Sherman at the 1.-TWO bottle' dinner on
Monoas night, sounds ouinoualy In their ears.
~ tnes mas DO WILL however, prove Of n6 aratI.
'osaa men OF this city have determined to put
an eno 10 Tue uesraceful eccncs enacted in the
Council chamber md 1t will surely be done.
An ASE1vERsAnY WORTH Arrrsn,sc n,
Thuredss evening, the 14th inst, the Sortb1rcserc
Frcedmen'e Aid Commission will hold its mrs., ,n.
niversaIx In the Second Presbyterian Church. on
the corncT of Wabash Avenue and Washington
streets. The doors will be opened at G:30, and tho
exercises will commence ut 1880 precisely. Hon,
j. H. Wtlson. Chief Justice Of the Superior Court,
TIC President Of the Commission, will preside.
The Annual Report will be read by the Cores.
pond,ng Secretary, Rev. J. R. shiphcsd and nd.
dresses Of high order are promised. Rev. wm.
Il. Cooper, late xcctor Of the Church Of the As.
censton. just returned from an exploring
tonr below TjcksburE. will make 4 state.
ment OF facts that have come unoc.
bis personal observation; Chaplain Fiske, who
cndaneercd the entire xardrobes of the solid 1neu
Of Hochcefer by liz thrilling narratives. will ullos
with an address; and give way to chhplal9 Fisher
Of the 9Th Kansas cayalg, who appealed to The
$s5.0Oo IN cneh in four months. Chaplain McCaoe
viii lead the singing Of the Battle Hymn Of the
Republic, which was encosed BY the President ol
Vim. Dc Loss Love Of Milwaukee will come next
With discussion Of principles. and hon. Chaa. s.
Governor Of Michigan. will conclude With pcro-
ration worthy OF all that shall have pr2celcd. These
exercises viii be ibterspcraed with music furnish
ed BY the orgunlst and choir Of the church.
, 1864-04-13

4 Blind .--A neat. tasty, teryicable, onginal,
and decidedly elegant invention is Ke:1y's Patent
Weather Proof Window Bind Call hit Foot l.
Rice's chop, between Wabash avenue AMI State
street, or at Wheelock's Architectural rooms, and
see one,
, 1864-04-13

ITO RENT-From the first OF May,
Il Fouse and beautiful garden OF one acre, near
Union Park. being on the northeast corner OF leubcn
and Hubbard streets. IEqulrc At so Wabash avenue
, 1864-04-13
Ta RRut.

ITO RENT-To small family, a
l. heuse Dteely furr tshr IN part. Michigan ave-
nnc, south Of TEenty.eecond street. Please tuqnra
hfFcet. nntl.rk RE
, 1864-04-13

E Hasheefh Candy BY the Guniah Wallah
crmnany. New York. See advertisement of one
Of oar nioet erterprising Druggists, T. Scovil 16
Psndn1nh efrec, hpt.-c 73-3t-T T SIS
, 1864-04-13

Union N1cctIng-T1sirtcen11l IVnrd.
There will he Republican Union meeting this
evening at klunkeasr old place on North Wells
street. near North avenue. Good speakers will be
In attendance.
, 1864-04-13

w AN TED Agents throughout
n.y. " Wesn to sel. BY sabseEpson. sc.tnucker't
beautifully and appropriately e1ubelllshrI a1, llrs
rsted Will fne mezzotn enErasinE b. sa. tam, ana
Volume IIz]cQnp.ettng the History Of The Fan oi
eickshnlg and FORT Hudson, COW rcady: thus tnAhl-
and savin: them the trouble and expense Of extra
Journey over tne!r ded, while. at the time th67
sessg e[ ps,1 and not one made as sounding
tracts loosely thrown together. Sc:tlncGpt IL 4
*eEx t1at y tSssnd to I've Ia ts future and be rad
e. ssan1ar. History Of the great Eehe3l{an. C. z
VENT NJ IS, e. rGblisncss. Drawer 66li. CGicagos nj
, 1864-04-13

N ANTFD Agent. Firstclass
men wanted to engage In tho taio Of atst-e3asc
works. F6G to $50 per month " retnE nado bY our
aSsDts, Address CLAkI1F 4 CO., 81 Wsahi3gsonst-
Ch!cuEus Illinois sp5cl9tIet
, 1864-04-13

ITO KENT--A House on Indiana
Il street, No I'll, North Side, In pleasant neigh.
borhoct and convenient locality For terms, &C., In.
quirE OF GEO. F. FOtTktt, 2l7 Sonth Waterstrcet.
, 1864-04-13

w AATED Agents. n new and
..,.. yhlast1a work being not, Ia .he eoasse oa
tac advertiser lsstyol- 10 Gag we Two
feeE ne l,as,nE sa,raes Of hi. city AMI vieiasy
H., ahu 81 nsG:Asy tasc ani good a1dres, Will Ind
letter ~ rcss Once Bc3 eIso. Chie.so spacfts{vs
, 1864-04-13

=" ANTEp.-Aecnts wanted to
~ teil the nsost "a Woplsrfu, Invention ot he
Age: An Instrument fa.l InstsE e.lpna hy whcS
aby lady - gentleman can tas3 4 peEevs NssnosA
Sent ee Of receipt Of u c-nis. Agents making
SO a day Every fanty should have rad IaEe
their oWn Town and county rshta for szlo
EsEay, New Tork. ADJ CELIA
, 1864-04-13

EOR "SALE-1Iichigan avenue
Il Lote-s8 feet near Congress Street; 10a feet nesr
Twenty second street, e fetr wenty-nlsh street
feet On eo5ns with view Of Tho Lake. ated In
UnonPazk K iarse list Of bai1diss los, ind p:ov-
e in vs1oqs Is pafs e taa Gig A s.sF
Ford counties, Illinois, Apply t. jA;fES SPRING
Err Eeal Estate Agents, IS Metropolitan rlock- -
, 1864-04-13

FOR SALE-A cottage hon Of
i 6rooms, and lot, soxt23 On Warner street, mar
Mood. VERY f&vorabie terms II dt Mred. ! = LEE,
e. Clark ktffet apf3c.r4it
, 1864-04-13

" ANTE0. e75 a Month. :;
~ want ,o'b,ra Agents IN every cpnnty At us =
Tcnth, e1penstB pal. L, seli ny new cheap FaIuli.
Eat1e. fe1, ,v1tEt-
, 1864-04-13
Rfdl E5tdtE--Cltp

q OR SALE Good house and lot,
70 Or Is feet ~ Us deep. to alley =. TO pay
ton, West cf Union Park. Aiso ota at ereaI bar
Eain On the tamo street. Inquire At l:l Rao'olph
, 1864-04-13

Home for the Fr1cndIcss.-A special
meeting Of ,he Board, to consider u subject OF
great iuportancs, will be held this "wednesday
afternoon, at O'clock, At the Young Mems Chrls-
tixn Association 1oons
, 1864-04-13

"ANTED-A situation in some
~ se'ail Or Whole, a1c dry goods house In this
anu in this city for the last SIX years. Rrar o. city
references furnished. Address "R r." Trtbuna
office. ants Esq lIt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-30

fight occurred In Divix0n street on Sunday even
ing, bssween the members Of Engine Companies
10 and 20. Pistols, stones and other weapons
freely used. force Of the 18Th Prscint police
ceedcd in dspernng the belligercnts- stter short
fight. No'ons was seriously injured. although sew.
era Of the police officers received slight contuslops
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-30
Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

CoOKTNHAM-op Aug. ooth. william Cooken-
ham. only child Of John L. and IeutiA y. Cookcn-
ham, and srAndchild Of William and 4. Drake.
The funeral viii take pisrs from the residence Of
his en,A SOt Hudson ave, b ootiyn on Tuesday
afternoon, At 8 o'clock. The friends and acquain-
tend 100
HARRINGTON-Elix Harrington. In this SD year
Of her are.
Her frienda and tho.e Of her bro,hers Thomas
and Richard smith, respectfully invited 10 attend
from Mott o.. S76
MAY.on Monday, Aug. %. Of consumption, Nj.
ehael May, the beloved son Of Hugh and Margaret
May, native Of Spring Garden, PAriah Of DromArd.
County Slgo ireland. ssed ~ year..
Ills ffisnds are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral on Wstnesday frusn his late residence, IL
City Hall Place. Sligo papers plsne copy. 800
O'DONNELI.-On sunday. 18th inst, Of O'Clock,
jane, and Cstharins o'DOnnell, eyed ~ yearA .
months and II days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re
spcctfuIy Invited 70 attend the funeral from bis
Inst 800
TOI.AND-On the 29th Of August. Of consumption,
Margsrvt Elizabeth Toand Med Is year. and mos
Tbs friends and scauAintAnces respectfully In
vtted 70 attend the funeral on "Wednesday, ths
3ist from the rsaidence Of her parents, NJ West 2Oth
| street. SIS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-30
MARINE NEWS.
Aas. su-s. r., 8 As. .. . sa-H ", even. q ~.
GLAND,

GLAND.
BARKB-Msrtin, CPs.l cost, sscipmunds Hsvrs.
HRl0e-Ma1 LAdd, Leshofn; San MIGUEL, de Zoe
Pduse ADJ furviA Gov Bayv = Andrea Antwerp.
,sCH0ONERs-.,w 2 Alexander, Hsvnns; wv
Hatfield, Ccrnw alliA n 81 LAnn dertrude, Fortress
Monfcc Wedmora roitieo Monroe; W RE- +
hcashletfe, Wilmington, Amanda Moore, Stamford
sL0oP-Thsnas Hull, Hun, ths Providence, /.
ARRIVED.
sLEArsHrPs-Po!omec Portland Ne; Atlantic
Phisdephie .New York, Bremen; Constitution
T.hinEtou, 9; Ger ssIss. City Point: !uns
Liverpool and Queepstovn Caroline, Beaufort, N q;
Fulton, Port Royal Edinburs. Livsipes and Queens.
town; Novelty. PhiladelphiA
sHIPS-Elisabeth Hamilton. from New Orleans
BARKs-Csmpanero Of Liverpool, from 4 Janeirv;
Frank. Mon,evideo; Bounding Blllev, Bathurst W g
A. Salem, Buenos Ayies.
BR1os-NeyA Lipgsn, c B. Tw A Pitt, Bermuda;
E-sex, Glaze Ray, u.
-eCHQoSERs-ssrahM Maria ~ Kits Moses Eddy,
EddyvIle for Belfast Porto kco Nevburr for Ports
mouth; L Lond. Middletovn: idaho, Rondout tor
it..on; Young Amsyic. Newport; Layins Bell, Por'
Msnei,e 81 Ihom., Isesi. nassau, via Boruuds
Vulcan. Hillstoro for Rondopt; J w Hine, N Hgyen
| Ia PetA Boston. Abby Bfaehett, Lingsn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-30

Chicago, Aug 90 II ,. N.-The streets and
squares ahou, the principal hotels have been oiled
with immense throngs all the evening, and At this
late hour clubs are marching, bands playing, and
meetings are being held at several points, The
eIcitemcn, grows more intense ~ the fu.l action
Of tue Convention - ueared. Tonight the Com
!n,ttces on Rosclutions aud on Organization aud
Agles are In session.
Hon. James Gutnr!c hss been chosen Charmsn
10 $ for ysliandigham, aud scattering.