davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

g"Lieutenant Cuts, the brother Of Mrs.
Senator Douglas is not wounded mortally,
as vas at first feared
We find the above announcement in a
Republican journal. 1t evinces a strange
shyness of the honors of Lieutenant CurTs.
Why not say Lieutenant CuTTs, who
oficiated as Judge Advocate in the VAL
LANDIoHAM trial" DC? Is the infamy OF
that proceeding, thus tacitly acknowledg-
ed, and SO soon, too, by the Republican
press We are happy to learn that he
was not mortally wounded. The battle
field is notothe place for miscreant to die,
He is no doubt reserved by just Provi-
dence for more becoming death
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01
Most DIstrustsd where Best
61d KnOVvn.

The Washington correspondent Of the Gin
einnati Gazette sLys a 81
have occasion to know that there are only
Eve Sen ltors who preferred Mr. Lincoln's re.
nomination, (6ye aud hall, he himself more &C
cuFately states Il, declaring that Henry Wi son
is for him about half the time and that in
the House scarcely twenty could be
counted on the same side.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

Briar Hill DAVE Ton, who can barely man.
age his little coal mine in Mahoning County,
ills the place Of SALMON P. CHAsR, confess
edIy the Grst man in brains and financial ca
pacity in the Cabinet Well may the money
interests Of the country tremble.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

MrlsStevens, Of Pennsylvania, said very
sensible thing in the House day before yester-
day, namely "Mr; Chase, who attributes the
rise of gold to gamblng, is very poor states
,0i pass 1u MA Ss,ssr v ~ sav ,bs se
msnd for gold, for no 6iH can reduce ifa
cent
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01
The Three Graces OF shoddy

Howard of the Times, Stanton Of the Tr,-
bune, and Henderson Of the Post, all nichsd
in the walls Of Fort Lefayette. e.--AIbany Ar
gus
The difference between Democratic and Re
publican journals is, that the former are sent
to prison for their political opinions, while the
latter 60 there for crime Cincinnati En-
quiFsF.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

B6y-In order to call out the Democratic
vote, we envolys enthusiasm, and this can
only be done Ly some man has bearded the
tyrants in their den.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

Read what those say Who mace used n:
Mr. Charles W. Land, am, oi Louis VILE ard Mr !.
Hezsrde, Cncinr at. o both were cured ter using
one pot Of Or. Stricliand's Pile Remedy. They say
they have tried Ythng but uld obtain reei,
but one Pot Of stricklapds Pile Remedy eherted
perfect after sufering for many " srs With the
wo 81 KIND Of i1les They recommend every
who is eunefing 10 tiyit.
Aek for
DR. Shickldnds Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists 50 cts pot Maunaetured at
NO. East Fourth 81, Cincinnati, U. mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

EGS~A About once month the AdminisirA
tiou papers call upon the Government 70 Q :
der new draft for the slaughter.6ed, Like
the horse leeeh, they ever cry 10 the people,
give, and are as unsuitable as the grave in
their demands.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01
Me0iraI

CURES Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Aathme, and
" Consumption. II is only necessary for sny onG
troubled with tnese complaints to thy one hottie Of
Strick'ands Melifuous Cough Baisdm
70 convince them thattis she bast preparation ever
used. 10 not only the sbove elections ~ the
Throat ard Luhgs, but il cures Night sweatr snd
Splitting of Bl od snd is en eaoclenf garse for Rny
kind ot Sore Throat Il pleasant 70 tske, snd a
safe medicine 'Or itfsnts Price 50 Cents per bottle
For sale hy druggists generally. TnIa
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

R0-In vain do we talk Of organizations on
Ill there is something to organize about In
vain talk Of party success until the party makes
itself worthy Of success
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

DENNIsoN, writing to LINCOLN TO an
nounce his nomination, says; "The popu-
lar instinct had plainly indicated you as
its candidate There is fitness in using
"instinct, " which is the attribrte Of beasts,
in the above connection. 1t is very clear
that the popular reason would never have
made such a choice. l.,. sq,as e
fla0,- ar "a, (
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01
Nalr Rcsturer.
A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.

A GARD TO THE PUBLIC.
fIlHE UNDERSIGNED hereby return theig thanks
4 10 Alr Valentine Fries, Agent, ana the
GERMAXIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
oi New York. for the great promptnes- they have
shown IN paying 70 us the amount OF the intur nee
on the life OF Petsr Elcker, deceased. Sdd Echer
insured his life or the benefit OF his G, ard chin.
dren, on the elst day prl 1864 He suddenly
took sch, and led on the Sd day May 1854, anu
on thls day The Company has pald US the amount OF
the Insurance Sl,tO0 " think right that the pub
lie should know these facts.
BARBARA EIUHFR
Dayton, May -, 1864 A. HOORsT umd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01
NOTICE

A PETITION viii be pre-, ented 10 Governor
"A Brough ior the PARDON q CaybUrn Hagan. nov
asowSs oAiHARINE HAGAE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

Esg- There never was an opportunity
$50 favorable for making money "like dirt
as is now presented to the American peo-
pie. At all events, money is more like
''diFt" now than ever before. As the
greenback dollar is only worth little
over 38 cts, the fact is clear that 67-hund-
redths are either dirt or something very
like it.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

THE position of SHERMAN is very pre-
carious3 and it will require all the Gene
ralship for which his admirers give him
credit, to bring him safely out of danger
He is ina country which is well nigh ex-
hausted of supplies; and he is dependent
on single line of railroad TO Chatanooga
for the means of provisioning his men.
he has met with reverse in front. and
there is strong force in his rear, which
may possibly destroy the railroad and cut
him off completely. Further news is
looked for with great interest
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01
From the New York puiiy Eswsl
GRANTS FLANK MOVEMENT.

Fat ure OF ornn4,a Flank Movement
Houih OF PetersburR The Attempt
AbaAdoned-Preaent Position Of Our
Line hest OF PstersburN -lmporten
OF the Destruction OF tho Mharves at
HorEtscn'a LandinR-Entire Routc Of
General Hunter at Lynchburg - The
ConRederhtea Pursuing Him -Dlsaater T
40 ahertdan's Cavalry
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01
ONI.Y GENUTNE nam REsToRER.

Il fail to cure the wor-t cases Of diseased seAps OF
tle longest standing with tie
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-01

HUBBARD * pRo,, Esg ~s@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

UUDsoS COUNTY CoURr-SESrrNCE DAY
In the Hudson County Court On Saturday afternoon
the persons convicted tho present term we're arIagncd
and sentenced By Judge Ogden, - follows
John Gafty and Thomas Farrell, convicted % assault
and battery three indictments, we're fined 80 each
on each conviction. and coets.
Michael Reynolds Charles Schoorman, Michael Con-
over. and jAmcs Greeley (hoys stealing bnss and cop
per valued lt .'A twenty days each 10 County ~.
Louis nohl Assault: and battery on CMharire Mnton'
fined al and costs
Bfigct Coogan, petty larceny. County iaA thirty
Samuel Haley stealing clothing. County Jail ninety
fIorora Mscr, pettylarccny Comfy jail r:aety days.
Sarah Hunt rt"lSiug stolen goods rom Bridget
Bridget Kennedy. stealing clothes from Charles
JOHN O DonnSi assault and battery on female ten.
ant Fined SO -,
John Meme. assault and battery on his wife. Fined
BERNARD G,toly. two convictions. selling lilno- on
SUNDAY Odd keeping disorderiy louise Fined go on
each.
Michael Duenn. r,rcccu, assault md battery with a
knife on Thomas Walsh. Couniy Jul Eve month";
Josiah Corelius aud John Bcrthof assault and bat
terry. Fined - each
Mary murphy. assault and battery on Jane Thomas
John Farrell. selling liquor on Sunday. Fined so
Alsonssnull aud battery on john Conner. Fined -
Peter Crung. assault and battery gu Ann Rryaods
liBrd clio.
Andrew Cay. assault, and battery Msriah Van
Aycrbcck. Fined so.
Fred rick Bcrucmnn brutal assault and battery On
his wife County Jail - days.
Mchacl liaris @ boy larceny o. goods from hrs
employer. County Jail moniss.
John Rodccko.. embeldemcat aud larceny County
Jail months.
VIM. Stone, assault and battery on john RelnhanLic.
Fined -
Morris Merfhal Assault md battery on wife. Fined
- AID required 20 give bonds TO keep The pehee.
Louis Waileelcg. assatlt and battery. Fined 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Grrat Britain.

The Steamship Kangaroo. from New-YOrk
arrived OF Queenstown AT u o'clock, midngnt Oh The
ID instant ,
Tie Steamship Edinbureh, from New.loTs, arrived
al Liverpool on the % instant.
TAe Steamship SaX0nia. from NeW-foIk, Lad Iot ar
lived Uut up 10 noon Of the 81 instant.
The steamship Jura, nom Quebec, ian aground at
Crosby Point at the entrance OF the River Mersoy AZ ~
selcck the morning Of the 81 inst nc high WAFER
As the tide receded she left high and dry hnd
parted in The middle. Her mails passengers ana crew
lended in safety. The weather was calm pu,
Aazy he time OF the disaster and tie ilt hislooA
ibe lights. Efforts 10 be made 70 t0st tie sup ~
two pieces and tow her 10 dock, only sN miles u'n'
she uninsured.
tn Iadez, tie Confederate organ in London gives
the following relative 10 the capture W inc CoMeueia'e
steamer Florida
1.-THE Confederate authorities in London have re-
seved o Geographic dispatch dated Lisbon nom Capt
Morn cO.Slander 81 me Florida stating that Sue was
saptl,d on the IT. oi October BY the Federal steamer
Waehv set IA the h8rbOr Of Bahia, Brazil. ~ the
lime of the capture the Florida was lying under the
runs Of The Brazan forts and the Brazilian lee and
capt Morris was on shore. lie is now on board the
.te.lner McCda ma, bound for Southampton.
The London Morning Herald editOriay denouDoes the
capture Of the Florida in the most indignant trns.
hderate steamer Florida in lie harbor OF = friend!
Btate was act Of simple piracy. When within ue,-
yal port she should have been perfectly se from mo-
kstatsoD."
TIE London Herald SAYS that il the Washington Gov
srnment does release the Florida all the maritime
powers will have the right 10 interfere in the matter
The German Legal Protection Society IN London are
preparing memorial 10 the Crown in behalf Of Muller
bn the ground Of not being satisfied with the evidence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

THE BROTHERS STEfH,lETZ.-AmOng The Vic-
tins OF this wicked Rebellion two brothers samuel W.
aud Aarnnem Steinmet2, deserve passing notice Ihey
resided IA Glasgow Missouri. Samuel being twenty-five
ana Aar0ncm sixteen years old az the time oil ther
death When StefliGg Price invaded AlstoHr tno
elder brother u young OF fine cr IRE and engaging
character becam captain Of the u,sseow company of
citizen guards IN yheh tie younger enlisted during
the battle In which lsgOw was captured the captaIi
was conspicuous f- lis bravery, and met hls DEAN
wound WINE outside the ntrenchments observing no
enemy Ills comrades would have removed lin. bnt 10
bid them seek safety and leave him. :. aronem nearing
Of bullets which he face 60 render him 1ssstsnee
and was almost Instantly shot yugA the head. and
died shortly afterward Botb bro are monrnesi by
their friends as brave PATRIOTS and ic Christians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

HOMICIDE IN ROSE STREET.-At an early
hour Saturday morning. George Nickel and Louis
Schock went into the saloon OF Charles Engstrop, No.
s. Ro-e-st and called for drinks. dispute arose IN
regard TO the payment and without any hesitation the
proprietor drew revolver and fired al McKee, the ball
entering at the right of the and passing entirely
through the brain emerging Of the back Of the head
The unfortunate fell back without uttering word
and expired almost immediately. The murderer threw
down the pistol and ran into the yard where he was
Nnnd by Officer Flynn Of the Fourth Precinct who had
hen I'd renor Of the pistol and the cries of tho po
ice uttered by the murdered mans companion. lie
" taken 10 tie station House together with the body
and both held 10 await the result OF the Coroncrs IN
guest. - .u,
Later in the day, Coroner Nanmann impaneled .
iury and held an inquest the body. 1be inuSdere1
mans coynpanion woman named Butler. who was IN
The SELDOM at the time and the officer who made the
arrest testified in substance 10 the truth o TAG ABOVE
account II was not shown whether any III icehe had
existed before the ARRAY or n0t. deputy tprvher
Wooster Beach NJ. H.. made post morton examination
OF the deceased and found that the buet hdd enleIu
az the right side OF the nose passed through the DFa
and emerged from the skull at the back part % TIE
head Death must have been almost ln.iantaheou'
The Iury rendered n verdict that the G'e"as cei.'
TO his death by pistoshot wound 81 the baI Us OF
=. Engston We further believe the iced 10 De one o.
wilful unprOvOked and deliberate murder. me prs
oncr was then committed 10 he Tonbs by the Oor9nof
10 await his trial. lie IL native OF sweden aged 81
wears Deceased aged - years. nlt'Fe OF 1or-
manv and leaves wife and family living IA the rear OF
where the ARRAY occurred.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Commercial Intelligence.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--Ihe funds opened
Hrm Oh the I'd inst, but closed weaker The discount
market was very qnet. The unfayOrabe course # the
Continental Exchanges and The active demand fOi dol
iars for China and Japan led 10 the impression that
hand may be still further postponed Inc demand t0i
aisconnt at the Bank. however was extremely light.
The Rothschilds have contracted 70 suppl. tie Bals
OF France with two millions sterling IN gold.
kilograms from Rio &c Janeiro report 10 new failures
there
Satterthwsites circular reports that there is mate
nal variation IN American securities.
LIvERPoOL COTTON MARKET-LNERPOoL~ Nov. 3.
lsi-Ibe sales Of Cotton IN the Liverpool maiket for
the three days ~ 900 bales The market opened
with an advancing but closed with declining tendeu-
cy and the Improvement Of the opening was partially
lost. The sales 10 Spectators and exporters were H.
60 bales.
LIVERPOOL BErADsIrYFs MARKET-McssrS Rich.
srdsoH. Spence Co, Blgland, Athya Co, report
Flour quiet but steady. Wheat firm but quiet Corn
still advancing; sales OF mixed al 7'G92I g.
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIos MARkET.- Beef fat Pork
dull. Bacon steady. Lard firm. Ialiow steady.
LIVERPOOL PHoDUCE MAsKEr-Ashes quiet and
steady for both Pots and Pearls. Sugar, az upward
Rosin dun Spirits IuIpentine no sales Butter Inner
salee AZ II 100 lilOl
LONDON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. finn. Sugar firm.
Coffee stl advancing. Tea quiet Rive steady Tai
low quiet. LinseeG OIL dull.
LATEST.
LNLRPoOI4 NOS. +-COTrON-The sales Of the week
foot up 5000 bales The market opened buOyeuty ~
advance Of 1alid. for American and Id. for
other descriptions subsequently the market became
heavy and the advance was partially lost. The sales
60 spectators 500 bees and to exporters L. 90
bales The sales today Frdsy) are 500 bales the
market closing quiet AT the following authorized quo
tstioDs: Fair Orleans, sd Middiing Orleans, 80.
Fair Mobile SID; Middline Mobile 3d.; Fair Up
hands sd. Midoiing Uplands. 3l!d.
Stock Ii port 3VCtJ bales, Of Which 1885 bales are
American.
Bresdstufs fiat Wheat easier Provisions dull
Lard still advancing.
LOSDON, Nov. :, lsf4.GOnsOls for money soy; ILL
nos Central shares 50 discount Increase Of bullion III
she Bank Of England slt7OyO. The rate Of discount
Of the Bank remains unchanged
The Bank Of France has reduced It's rate Of discount
10 seven per cent.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. T. 1854.
STATE OF TRADE IN MASCHEsTER--1he adyices from
Manchester favorable and the prices of goods and
yarns showed sn upward tendency, but business was
checked by the advance demanded by sellers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

STrpPrNR CoURT-tiENERAL IERH-PrcfeTed
Causes Nos y to 80 inclusive S. "a to 49, oclusi'e ~, -,
50 20. =, ~
SUPREME Court - CIRCUIT. - Part J: Nos.
lal5 l6.I 2s3 225 1895 "a. 4j zTJ7, 2g7 yJs, yt,
si7 1901 1883 1854, li.5, zJ7l, 2.5 ajs l1ih ps.s
I-So 1872 1856 lli0 2ZJ 21l1, xi,, 2i2, Is 800 400,
ig7O e26 Il8s ~ 9g2 ~, 1862, 1888 3tp 99'.
SUPRLAE CoURr-SPEcIAL IERa.--l DcInGIeIs.
No. u. Issues OF law ell iael-Ao' 2O - ID US
40 IN 2l2 ~ 2l5. ei6 2i8. go 2!l, POI - ,.,-
SUPERIOR CoURr.--Pari Nos. iooI, ivIll qlli
3lJ l- 49, ~ 1935 spii iSt JF5 a4oi, tJel, tys,
2.5T Pr, lI-Nos.2372. 3f76 a. 1870, fJP {H2, fF<
ils6 ~ O. a32 43ot. sJ39. 500, 40, t4+. ~
CouRr OF CoMMoT PLEAs.-part Nos. ~,
ga 7IL ~ 10 49, 100 73 ~. 7aJ 7S5 TO- 90 s l
Part i-Nos 40 DO 81, 10, IA, 49, ~, sIS b5S' 4sS,
l0l, ~ 38l 64l.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Calendar ior
Monday, Nov. "a, Nos. to -, II. iusive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
SUPREME COURT-CIRcrrT.-N ll.-B.fcve Ju,,ico
MORON.

ACTION on PREMIUM S0TEs-Two-TEInDsA ACT.
The Pacific Mutual Insurance Company sgt. Wi.
liam Perne Co-Ths action on Premium notes 20
which ih. defendants pleaded al lnsoyeDts discharge
The plaintiffs proved that the papers on "hch the spps-
ton for the discharge made had been absaeied IRON to
County Clerks Office Thy then showed by other evidence,
the names of the peonng creditors and their alleged PLACES
of residence aud called witnesses from Rochester syracuse,
and one towns who testified that dprnr long residence
those place. with extensive acquaintance among basine.s
en- tbey had heard Of the named as the deieni
ants pstitioring creditors
Tie painaa- then offered TO prove by witnesses i'om vs
canto houses ia tue city Of New York tist the boeo
CREDITOR sequred by the statute had not been ovd D1s
the Judge coadered further evidence to avoid the dhs
rnecessary unless the deerd8rt was able TO e1pnn no
brlyet # fend already proven.
Inc defendant falling offer any such explanation thS
Iuir ruled view Of the full and ovc VII. ming ev
deIce Of r,ud introduced by the Plaintiffs und he isnte
evidence on to part oftAe defendants became tar dity os
the Court to verdict tor the plaintiffs Ter tho inh
amount claimed.
10 IN. ru the defendants excepted and obisined tim, 70
make Q ease snd q stay Of proce' dlnss.
verdi: was aocortirgly entered for the peinirt iof
= J4t d. auonn. oi The notes siS int rest.
A. l.. Edward aud al r. ' hrehs'di"r ire psh'n'E
r. j. Fithian Tor de,Td ferine.
LuAaBERs-NOy. 2.-brors Spice bAhhAAD'
DEsIsCSS.
Frederick 4. Holly agt. Fannie ". IloNy--Re-
port confirmed end judgment Of divorce gausd custody o.
tue child awarded to plaintiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

VENERABLE UNDERSTANDING the votes cast
in Last Orange on Tuesday the side ~ N. Union
was one by Mr.. Cyrus Jones. who voted for General
Washington ana who is said no, TO hsyr mir srd vote
in seyenythrer Year.. lie able 10 read his ticket
without The aid of speoiacle,. He has brother two
years his senior living in Amsterdam. n. " who also
probably voted Tor Mr. Lincoln unless prevented BY the
stor--he having expressed his discrimination TO do
Newark n. j. Advertiser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
From The Pacific Coast.

The steamship Golden Rule, u. 5. B'bcock,
commanding. rom Grc! town 9th inst. SIX days and
nineteen hours with specie, mail, and passengers to
the Central American Transit Company. arrived here
on Saurd.y. Nov II, 30 p. IN. Natieras bearing
y. V. % miles, spoke propeller Con. sherman, nom
Ncw-0rleaus, bound to NerYors. She brou.ht for ih'
Central AmoIicn Transit Company. s. Ia 10. in spe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

ATTEMPT 10 bhhAh Jfib'- oCNo 4"i Va ''O-' -
confined in Kings County jail on the charge Of murder
dining election week bn, were prevented by the timely
disco.ory OF the plot. They had been provided Win
pistols saws land chises by friends who had been per
tagging OF the cell and tie tools IN the waste pipe me
prisoners placed in separate cells az soon as Their
object was 4soortained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

DYSPEPSIA and FITS "A Snre Cure for these
dres.ing complaints made. known in Treats on
Foregn md Native Herbal Propsrtons published by Or ~
PnFIps BKoyy. The prescription was furnished him an
such proyidoBa tia, he cannot cou,centou'y re-
f. 10 make Il known has cured everybody who rsed ~
nny.r having failed IN single css- equally sure IN c!ses
Of OF Dyspepsia aud the nsiedcn;s tay DC ioanu ~
any drug store Sent rl the rerep, or cent? 10
prepay postage. Adduss Ir o. PHELPS BROWN, No. u
Grandti. Jersey City, sew'Jersey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Travellers, Guide,

10 Albany by Hudson H. r., e3 Warrcns'.. $50
e. ia.. H. iu.. %, 3d. 0.+1 .. Sunday irain
trll 49, ~
20 Albany, by Harlem H. r., 10th 81, f'h-ay, 10 ~
end. y N
TO Baltimore. by the New-Jcr.ey L. L., foot u
Cour,isndt -. and 10 a. IA, :! T. m and "
midnight. sunday. ~ p M
To Boston, by New Loudon hne, Pier % =. T..
sud t;onngon line, Pier 10 >. r.. daily i>unday
500 r. IN.
To 30 ton. by Scw.liuyeE H. T., wa Springfield.
2il.st and iihay.. .............bs ~ snd 'N p NJ
Gv, va Shore Line III end p M Sunaly... 5:Cop m.
10 Buralo .rd the West, by Enc kairoat. foot
ana 10 - M li b'V T. m
II Green crt 0 =. o.. ,ind Oh saturday, NJ 10
lsphaIs, lslip tafmiugiae. Long Island, by L.
/ Railroad, from James 81 o and foot OF sam 81.
r. K...... ................ga d. m snd ..
To Long Branch. by Rari,an and Delaware Nay
H. r. via steamer jesse Hoyt foot Of Murray,
st. iai'v at ...........et and u n. 14' y
To New.naNen. Hartford, and Sprinsheld--steam
Ell. leave Peck Slip at....... .........4 ond III m
Ie New Haven. by the N-ys-lisven R.R., 2sth-sf
sud i'l ~, q T. g. III M III. 800 ~ AMI 800 r. IA.
piere n K. M sbd p m. srneay train. 200 p M
10 the Wet. by Central Railroad OF A.w-Jersey
per X. H., Q a. H., " IA. and p r. IN. Sun
tay 900 p
70 Phsdep.ls by New-Jer.ey r. iroad. foot OF
COuraul. g., ana 10 A. ~, II Doc, and p. m,
AID /? H. IT, Sunday coo
To NasiIs.ion. by New.Jer,-y Il. r.. foot %
Courtandt =. aud 10 d. ~, y r. III, and IL
midnight. >und ~ M
For father information Ia regard Railroad lime lspesy
s,e aaycsiisC ats IN another glEi O! tLis paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

BEATEN AND ROBDED.-Mr. James s. War
ner, resi1iag at No. $40 Broadway. while passing
through Bleecker-st, near Broadway, on Saturday
rtornng was attacked by two men. who bea, him in
violent manner. lie broke from them and IN into
broadway. but was 0yeitaken. ana whlo o.Ioi tie
sconnIros oholed Lin until be- almost insensbl'
tie other seized his watch chain. and ly sudden iGl
tore ii from the watch leaving that article IA hs ycs
pocket lis cries DttIactod the attention ol tho F-
tecu,h Pfecicot Police. who hurried 10 tie spot; As
they approached the ruiians hed. but were o,eraken
arrested. They gave their names as james Wilson
ard Charles Parker. Justice Iedwlth subsequently
committed them for trial default OF go bail eIch
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
The MApmorF CoURr.MARTML-CoURT-

THE MAIDHoFP OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
MARITAL OF Col MADHofF-The Court'Nariiai con-
yened to Try the several charges preferred against Col
MadhoR of the Eleventh Regiment \. Y. y. G., una
the accused guilty of disob 10 his superior Ocer
in refusing to take his regiment 10 WASHINGTON wnen
ordered 10 do by Maj Gen. Sanford. GA the other
charge Of melting his 0tcers 10 disobedeHec' nc Wds
found not guilty
The court sentenced the Colonel 10 be cashieFcd and
inoapactated from holding any Office in the state Militia
for year