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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
Arrived,

ST. lui Western Metropolis, Hit n. Fortgtss borfoe
ca h0ur with 900 sck and oantcd iics 70 tho hed
Director ncounerrds severe sac iron the T. Seo sssss
s,ssasiip Arc Essseu New Ossans Sept, let with nd.s.
sud pas 10 Is. Alan sept 9Th oa south Cliiua spoke
reported having day previous captured the ho sads rnnss
Any. F. No.
20 hour. to a. =. Assistant Qulr'errrs.'cr
steamer Sea o Rector. Providence, Indse and pass 70
se.a,sr = w Bruno Foster Baltimore W. '.al,en -
= Crarlg.s;rr Experienced heavy ~ T. winds the whole
s,ese,.hip Caledonia (Br) Craig Gss,ov a. &C. Vi. 81
Join ~ b.. 9TH inst, ndrc and III pas TO Francis Mo-
seSler Concord wos,n, Phnaielphia, nds md ps,s 10
s.ealer Ncih America taew M"'hrHsD, pilsdelPhi' 20
Slip Guy Mnrnsilas Dol,rd. Liverpool Aas 18th, VIII
i,l aui ne pass 10 r T. Taylor Inst, p. IL, have
70 % ,ae ihs hip for yot ea e,ad 1o 'eS any, ~ A
bgr plot then led 20 break OF shors durns
hcsv, Te.terly blow, sid drned a, fr South .s3S.
ship Glad lidiugs hel.ou, G.soW ~ day. with coal 70
Bak Aioiaa Wsds, Loudsa q DAY.. with l.. r. iron ~ r.
B,Is Champion oeniaA Cow Bay, C. D., day', coal
BARK Lucy Flancss Ferry Gl,ce Ioye dsy with eoats
Bsli chas Edwin (of Pcrland Hooper CIV Bay days.
Blk j. B. Ming csid Windsor n s., 10 isys plaster -
Big Rn,si., Go,eLcl, Cow Bay "a day, coal 10 H. ..
ia, Eirn Bernard Burgess dacs Bsys ey', to Hei'
Biz J. y. King Colin Windsor days win plaster 70 A.
Brix stolls Cof rsraA) LILY, Cow Bay day., with coA
10 Brett, Son Go. sailed in conf auy with oaiA Sh'npoo
for Nea York
sfis louis. Csf NewPOIs 70 r-dd' se'' July ID
Hrr nion ubocl Gunther Bordeaux 80 lays, With wnS
kc. 60 Punch. Mencke q Nendt. .
Brx Msn1sni a. Holes pisdolhia IN osl 10 bound 70
Portland. put INTO this port IN leisy couition.
schI Fir nconia Hot Lingan dys with coa 70 master
Schr -. w Carpenter (0f portlsd Edminds, 20" pay
days, with coal 20 master.
schr IL. II. CleaSLnd, Thomas, nsan days. Win eoa 70
sebr Natb Doane Hal. BriJssP - day, with coe to
! +. Small.
sclr NJ $ P.sthlse I,I Lins,n, with eJal to master
schf. Racer Vincent Ciugs Be-! days Nh coal TO Lay
Schr FrsncOnis Het Linsm c. b. edly', with coal t.
schr o. W. Carpenter, Edwards Cow By day' coal 70
ser Lion Hswo. Lins. C. p d.ys, with coal to mao
schr ~ s. Partridge Hix Lrs N, C. B., eday' viii coo
g. asicr
Schr John Jones. Ward Norwich.
Schr Roanoke Hell Elizabethpv r. for T. non.
schr Ifon uawes Lngsu ia, 4, cosl
schr El-u VI Dufis "a Goes Rondou, ,cr Providence.
ScLr. DuDon Pitcher Rondout Tor Boston.
scir Trade " ind GolithWate Elizabeth for Bos'on
srhr Ssh, IngaN, Machs, days, With y Ho5ols ~
Marcy.
Schr ". A. Denns Boariman Rondopt FOR New Lonio.
SCI. Ecul Brown, Ingram, Po.e twen To- Boston .
fcLr, Martha Nlch0 Smai, ibissn ds. v } sos' 10 "
II. Swain.
schr % Davidson Ks;el,um, Fan River.
NlND-A. Sunset =.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
succer >fuI Expedition from NatcheK.

~ NATCnFz August 2d, le6}
An expedition under Col. ferrar, consisting
for e. ,s side of the river and proceeded 20 point
O. ebf miles from Vidalia. We encountered HepcI
oun and TOOK il by SURPRISE the Rebels leaving Their
arms blankets and camp cQuiplgc generally. bel ind
tbe,n MANY of tho bows Gums home with stockings
witch tho stockholders bad ti1e 70 put on We ked
tree Of the enemy capturing eight prisoners ana forty
loraes :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

INSTALLATION OF THE Ngw COLLECTOR
Mr. Diapers commission Collector OF Customs for
the port Of New ork having duly arrived from Wash
ngton yesterday morning kT. Draper accompanied by
number of friends proceeded TO the Collectors room in
the Custom House buildings aud was there received by
the late Collector Hiram Barney, esq. The oonmis-
sion signed by the President then produced and
handed 10 Mr. Barney for his inspection, who. after
few moments conversation and the Interchange OF com
pmeuis usnal on such occasions, introduced to Ar.
Draper the Assistant and Deputy Collectors, and tho
chief officers in tie Custom House.
This part Of the ceremony over Mr. Draper
the gentlemen present expressing bis hope that they
would cooperate with him in the efficient Transaction
of the business of the Department and referring to the
long period during which Mr.. Barney had been at the
head ofthe Department expressed his best wishes for
his health and happiness in lis retirement. According
10 the requirements Of the law MI Draper then admin
Uttered 10 each OF The Deputy Collectors The oath Of al
legance md next the oath Of Office binding each per
soa faithfully 70 serve tie United states IN his Office
and 70 protect IT, interests against ell fraudulent Goa.
triyon The Deputy Collectors having thus been
sworn in end SIGNED thrir osth- TIC installation was
complete and tie new Collector proceeded 10 tic trans
action Of the business requiring HE attention.
Among .he gentlemen present were Gen. Van Nhei
Edward Ainturn, Peter Vanderbilt and Geo. W.
Blunt esg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

In returning however, Ce.@alry were blessed @
with sight If sundry greyb Ioks. who parliamentary
hung upon the TANKS like 10 many mosqultors though
not quite az harmless unit. within five miles OF Bion
Rouge, when they gave parting silue ana Vhhseo'
leaving no trace NO. even their card -
II is to BE- hoped d 1t when tho gallant Union Do!s
next visit Clinton tho valOroUs Colonel will at least
stou O M V. d. e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

lycred the benedicton and tho asseuhnge dispersed
The Church viii be ~ feet in length width of nays ~
feet breadth through transeps 81 feet. There
will be 100 pcws capable Of seating over 800 persons
al the ground floor. without galleries; The walls
viii be not moro than IA feet 60 the bnt the in
terror win he high. There win be- initiating spire,
Or light snd air intersection of the nave and
ITnnhept rOufs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
tAdyer'isclnentl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

No. WAIs ST, New York.
uso,L AGEST FOR rHg [. r GovERsAnsr.
On tic 9Th inst the Secretary OF tho Tr.ssnTy viii open
bid Tor ihyon millions Of L. s. Size. Of lS5i-hens tho
unawarded balance Of the seventy five million loan
This Bank viii .ske orders for this loan and viii include in
il. own bid The orders Of other parties All orders entered
mus. be accompanied by prepayment Of i've per cent Inc
balance niu.l bs paid on notice OF awards
The bond, wll carry Interest, from the day Of payment
NJ J. l1ospsau win represent tbs bank ia Wellington 81
tho opening Of the bids
e. c. TaosPios, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
The SteRsner Brnnconia Chn,Sh by n
Pirate.

@ifai "a rpls 9.
About two O'clock Yesterday afternoon Che
steamer Frzncona when eboat ten miles so1th.sast
Cane able sighted s1f pciousloOking H.eamer appa
renuc Cndog canvas. but hicE soOn, ulGes atea en-
dcavOled 20 h5ld the frsna3Dia OF.
Tho latter however, gnccf eded IN geii!sg wAia the
proper limits. The pTiysteer irst LDatsi l}r'fish
oeOrs and aieg1rd otbers which those on board tie
ItsnooDis vera unable % u ale cu. J he supro soi
pirate barqno rugged yessI With fore s1d .lain
sperccrs. long lower mas and orc smoke stack piu d
load collar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

PORT OF .sgpua,peA .
Cleared,

Steamship Ksngaroo Briism an, Liverpool, q. Due
Steamer tnels Rogers Cow Bay, Manly Nephe~
Steamer novelty, shaw Phi sdephia: -
RsrL II. L. Potter Isp..y. Bangor, y. rnl.lury
Brig Auuste lfru) Hasse, Queenstown, Punch, heireS
4 " cudt.
sehr r. c. Lane. Lane. Eli,abc.hpor', a. p Pa Co.
Schr. Nulcsn, Hersey. Pembroke lie.
ScLr Geo. Washington, Peck, stanford.
Soop Aami, Coney, stamford, NJ. bngg Go
So9p jude Swlt bellIsua, stamford, II. BIisss &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

ATTEMPTED SUICDg.-A carriage containing
young lady last evening was driven rapidly 10 the
water front OF the Battery. On arriving There the oceu
pant prang from the vehicle and threw herself into the
water Officer Hof, Of the first police precinct Heard
the splash and huIyug to the spot plunged in and 70
scued the young lady She was taken 10 the station
house end ater rcsuscitaton found 90 be much into
Gated She is believed to DO Miss Lizzie Mason. resi-
ding ut No. IS West WashiDgton-place. Al q later
hour her friends called and took her home.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
The Horse Market.

We have never seen 50 few horses in the 2ith-
street sale stables a. present and 20 FOR ~ trades
ocrucd half ,lo number would suffice. Several OF the
dealers report sales for weeks and would shut up
shop" only they are hoping for better times Already
there are some Indications OF an improvement, more
especially 10 the demand for carriage horses and road
-,os the soiourners a Niagara, Long Branch, New
port Rud otter v1terinR places nfe ia fhng ~ the
city. Guyernmeu; is buying lightly q present. There
10 such ordeal 10 60 through with IN these GOV crn'
ment tTanfactiuns that requires considerable nlNe
o. push trade 20 Us nmplctiOn. In TIE ila pnce al
mares rccted md IL takes about seven horses In
amount 70 o0O-iNc lowest script Issued FOR horses
and after selling ~ rnj for cavalry hore aud t-t Tor
az ry and getting the script that hos 10 be sod ~
o. % cents the dollar to realize the money. his
i'm close Inspection BY about four different persons
d.tc many from ryaR to deal with the Government
slough 10 /, cures rhciout horses for the service.
Taere is nlwos, nothing doing N frm horses, and
the same may lc cid Of speed horses though ,roter
j. occasionally sod ~ high f-ure. We noticed one
lllmb.. ton.an bay horse rising fifteen hftds hgi.
reputod 10 troll i0o in 30 minnt's heli NJ esVl
While pair of bay horses were valued IT HlWp \
lair amount OF bus Is done Ia city railroad and
stage horses NL,c IRE sold ~ .l2J ana 500 oach An
sonhl salo Is made Of heavy truck horse ~ 800
and $40 md sometimes 500. Dealers are Gniiclpa
ting n revival VI business by the fret 0i October,
though theY do not LOOK for lively trade before spring
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

FELOYIOUs AssAULT.-James Moore, Of No.
near Prime. on Thnrsdsy morning, Was met BY Her,
man Schroeder and Frank Clark. who knocked hiIa
down aud fred three pistol shots at hin, They were
committed By Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
BRooELyY CITY COURT FRIDAY, SRrr g.
EOs. o., 49, IO1, lOy. IA.

SUICIDE By HANGISG.--A woman named
Mary snith married. residing az 70. rs CoidftIrel
cnmm ted snicide LIS. evening by hanging herself III
the w0cf-housc. Deceased was IS pears Oh SLe Ind
beenealjeot 10 az o. dependency n OF HIGH II il
supp0ss1 she put ~ sud "a her e'ithiy career
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
Tire Vermont s,sse Eair.

VINE RVgaJ UYc1IoN, VI, Sept 4
Great preparations are making for the Yer
mont 81 ate Hair 10 be holden ~ this place next week
(Sen. 18Th 10 Sept. Icih). Canada and ne United
States ~ compete g The largest oLen in the
try The great Sanitary OK VIII b. present. Hofsis
sid the1p Si also form leading feitgre u The ci.
hilton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
CArees oE ExrMrrIoX ION MnIrAly srR.

vIc..Ihe total number u applicants for exemption on
acoount OF physical disability N the Third Congregation
al District Nrooiyu) from june st - September lt
g. 'lsye was LILO. The follow ing ore The oarsos.
Di,eases 81 bones 90 disease of bowels So disease
Of brain 2; deformitos 2l-; eve and ear. 81 urinary
organs Is; herfia Ig5. hoaIt and liver, %; lungs,
tongue throat aud teatb. 2i2i verona diseesos
miscellaneous. ne Making a total OF 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
SERIOUS AccrpEyT.-A sclious accident took

SERIOUS ACcrDEST-A serious accident took
place yesterday morning AZ the sore o. MeisTs Write
lock aud Anderson al the corner Of WOrth stree and
Broadway from the effects Of which 1t IS possible That
two men. named Hendricks aud Hoyncs. VIII lose their
lives The end Of the store IN orr street - D,in
painted and the two were on Platform SUNG Ds
ropes rom the top of the bldng whom the rope sus
tanning one end iho platform gave way aud the Inei
were procpaied TO tie roof of the ogal-stoie OF D.
Crosby & Co.. from which Hendricks fell 10 the pave
mem below lie was conveyed 10 the New ork Hos
pi,al bat died on the WY thiihcr. Boynes, although
severely hn was eth able, with soms assistance, 10
descend om the roof and get into stage, which con-
yeycd him 20 his residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

ROARp OF EpUCATIOE

BOARD or EDUCATIOE.--The Board held q
regular g1ecting "Wednesday evenisg M Frederick
Srny the IN the chair. Tie business transacted was
merely a. a routine natare and the Board adourncl
s!.er ,es;ion o. abOSi.haf Al hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
CITY ITEMS.
IAEos

THE MAsoN's MISslON.--A now organization
to furnish for the army bas been formed by those
connected with the Masonic order. benefit is 10 be
given them tonight at The Old Bowery Thcater The
play is local and Masonic and Il 10 hoped will diav
full house.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

paper remains at and IL cent and does not increase
in favor under the weakness in gold. which affects all

paper remains at ard IL cent and does not
in favor under the weakness in gold, which affects all
commodities and mercantile credit.
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company Of
fer in another column 900 oflst mortgage bonds
which lien upon property costing s3l 900 and
nov selling ut premium. The proceeds Of the bonds
are to be- expended in building double track and other
wise improving the roal which he's more business offer
ing than it has mlterils to d. So good bond is rare
y offered
More attention is being paid tomining shares.
Quicksilver and Marposa upon recent reports romthor
managers in favor. In both stocks the merits
much greater than people suppose. who only Judge
them by tho stock quotations. Copper Mines arc in
more favor those Of Canada occupying prominent po-
ston. Tho Acton Canada Copper Co. are in request
at advancing rutes.
Treghls are quiet and rates are easier. The
engagements 10 Liverpool. 1000 bushels wheat on
private terms 4C0O do. corn, +i 900 bbls. petroleum
on private terms and $50 do, g per steamer.
300 boxes butter and cheese, 5000. To London,
500 bbls. flour, Q; 30 TINS mahogany 20ii and 20
tuns black walnut % 6. To Bristol 100 tns hard and
taIlow. 25l A foreign bark chartered 10 Oporto
with -four, &c, on priyate terms.
The bids received by the Ninth National Bank,
to the Six Per Cent Loan Of 1891, amount to sll5 49,
The Great Western Road Of Canada earned
tho week ending Sept ?:
1863. .-......... .i99os lsti.........,,,.5s $500
Increase. .e-5"c'
Albert II. Ncolay sold the following securities
to-day;
:, M, SIX rer cont Nrsina Bond,.............. ~
~ shares Bank
% shores Essi- Broadway and Battery RAILROAD Tom. ~
~ shares North American io iniurance to....'' ~
M 80, g., IN, n Pre- lu.nrau-e 90 .............. 100
4 ,i'sras g. ollY. Ero I.ur.nro C,.............. 100
"a shares indemnify Fire Insurance Co.'''''.'''' u
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BORT Wdroens' Notice.
srNgy OF NEw-YoRx,

STNIF NHw-YoRK
roRT-WARDyss OFyIcR, 40. l0i Wslls
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
seetion Of the sc pa ed Avril H. 1857 entitled "AR
Act 70 Kcoganze tho Wardon. Oce OF the Port OF New
loS 10 oil perons interested h. 90 having .hase Of the
ec matter OF sucA inquiry. examination survey, thea
a." following vessels axe gJer examination by the Tors
Iueis and that hs sid surveys exainnlo will be
omPecl within ten days succeeding THE notice -
bcsfd aid vessels:
=: - nus Z Leafy..... r. H.
E'.l crnrl'us Orifncli. 20 y IL
''if rhlnE'.. ............ ..........t.'s'.I = ~
- minimum. ....sss.s.s
NM RI. Reed. ,........ .....s.....ss.hc ltoos,
MNrHOHSf gObPn!ks hssi2srt
}. Arss UHahirAE. brc.eeyy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
UNIFIED sTAIFs COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-sHrr.
d -l.r- I INfTr

PASSING COUNIEEFIfG TOTAL CT RRENCY.
United States ". George law.-Ihe excused
Stands changed with passing q bogus ~ cent. postal
currency on the proprietor % saloon II W.tcrtI,c'
In p9vrnent for lnnk. l. wa shown hy crfeaCs Tint
the accus was rossy intoxicated and a. 81 TIE bogus
stamp had beer paid 20 hin IN clangc al another slon
Of Ike bad c'r. atier as The one lrps ~ Le cOML
ant. He was therefore de charged.
COURT OF 6TEERAL sEssIONS-sept o.--B-fere city
JDdfc ErssrL~
Abraham Cook plead guilty Of grand larceny.
demanded.
Maria Fitzpatrick Plead guilty OF petty larccry-R9-
uahd.
Tie Grand Juiy csno into court With large rsnbcr
OF indictments.
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cOuRr az erkERAL sEssIoNs-sepl a-g.t.Es ~


and tho SCI thou sfd choose &c wong puf
suite aad h reloe jail What on 90 bee on 5elru'i
" PurfyoiosY An examination q Fowler aus. 10.
so Broadway. aid the PiITo.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

MARTINS AssACHUsETTs BATTERy.-Thig
celebrated battery arrived this city yesterday morning
their wsy home, their time hsing expired They are
quartered at the Hew.England Rooms. where oil the
honors are being paid them by Col Howe. They leave
for Boston this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

SEPr. $500 bhs. rlour, 239 bbls. Mhiskeg 20o hi,
Corn Meal Il 900 bush. Wheat $50 bush Corn 90 9OObnh
Oct. froyvions, ~ pss', 100 pigs Lard 27o kg. Bef
" pkg. Aches ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
Smiled.

snTrEgsER 6rH.-steansrs-w sshns,on, Lou,s Msers,
Constitution.
Snip EntrEy lard snchorCi 4 II r,l.nel
Rfrks-SOl M.dcs Arnsra Ns'he Hetrlif Two Brothers
Mu,tans, EdH in, Aniolnette, Ms1Is Cesar.
Br'-s-Guarlna. 4 baco AsgcO Foo, Hcrliet's, Anna
Sharon Ospr-y, Louie, Nictory
sriooueY,-Bele. EEcll..ess, Y. Nicas.tcn BeIsen,
A. " ooahoutc, bG.4s iis'..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
RonnEp ox rnR SrREEr.-Late on Wednes-

ROBBED on TIlK SIREbT.-IHV" OH W"uHUs-
dav evening" Marx Rich residing al No. 100 Orchard
street while passing through Graldsreet, near Mercer
was acoosted hy Bella Williams. During thc CONVERSE
ton size thrust her hand in his pocket aad STOLE his
wallet lie attempted 10 seize her. bat knocked
down by John Williams. the husband Of Bella. She
then banded him tho wallet, and they both ran short
distance when they were arrested by Ohcer Roberts.
o. tie sab Precinct. Justice Dodge yesterday CON
miitad tIen in dciant Of : ]. 900 bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

bt fith ANtAutffi, Nh"' oth C'its = 10Y.
err heg to be permitted 10 exfErss my sincere thanks FOR
the very cors3us prorp and efficient aannerf which yog
have given voui ocia aonce the inatio OF The
and extrsdon Of MUr charged With the mUTdr Of
Mr. Brivss in q railway csrTiags neer London.
am fully sensise that 20 the aid obgiurly accorded 10
inspector Tanner rd hs fellow cfcsrs IL great measure
due satisfactory manner J. which Tie matter hhs
tAroughout Seen mensgad W., tho prompt result sI ed
~ have had net pleasure IN TypT~scniing TO Her Me--
" the PT isAen IN this case ~ yourss and CO.
Jbeiss .
have the hoEor % -. SIR, yorI mort obedert sevar'
PlrsRXP0Hr Inv StDs Ac;irs Consul.
Pom MURRAY IL ted States Marsha.
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Returned.
EscIotg.

nefk SEA- New, Godfrey, ION Efrbenpon ioI u
ce r,d subl. "a, has snturnCd leaking.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

slps-ron.li,uiion, MeNsy. lom Liverpool Aug 10Th r.
L. Stur:c', Williams Liverpool Aug II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

THE MULLER EXTRADiTgoS CASE.-Ihe fol
lowing complimentary letter Of Acting-Consul I'd
wards expresses the Of te British authorities IL
regard TO tsa ec.ion Of United States MaTshol Mur-
roy in The 1lullcr extraiition Gaze
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
SUPREME COURT CH,xBERs-sEPr s.-Be.o.e JusTicE
SUTHERLAND.
OMISSIONS.

George ". Gore against Joseph Smelling ct
al.-MemoTanda for couu eol
In re-. the application of H. NJ rTichsrd a A., In
fints for sale Vi real ostate.-hoIDTl conhrnod and
oru,r settled
Elnene A. Myers ognnst Abraham MycTs-R"por.
confirmed and Judgment az divorce granted.
HeIgy Grinnel against Maria Lont-Oricr giant
ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

SERIOUSLY IyJugEp.-A scafTold suspended
from building ~ The corner OF Broadway and Worth
street GIVE way this morning prccp.t1ting ill,Hm
Hendricks and William Burns. Wto were engaged IN
painting 10 tie ground Hendricks. Who resides ~
Tho corner Of Grove and Huds0n.sTects probably
fatally injured llo was taken 20 the Ne@.AOrk Iios.
pil. Burns slightly inferred, having partially
saved himself by graspng The rope III bis descent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

BOARD OF IxCIsE.--Ihe Board met at J.
O'clock H. on Thursday. and grated number OF Ii
censes HE Board meet ogaiu on Monday noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09
ArRIyAL oF 10 9grn MAssAonusETrs REGi.

cIgENI.-This regiment. Numbering 80 men. under
commend " It.-Cul o. y. Gooding arrived Yesterday
evening from he iIont The regiment has participated
IN an the battles under Gca. Butter and HANKS ION Tie
passing II Forts Jackson and ST. Philip. down % the
retreat 10 Alexandria They have operated With the
Army Of the Potomac fur some time past The re =
ment is CHARTERED AZ the Battery barlacA' ana Will
probably leave !ur home to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

TuuRsp,Y. SEPT s-r. n

LfT- sn'a tu nr.'r1 AMI 49, 10 csi q -. ana
rs CAL r. H4m' nee. lrrcis'ly = 4 o.c'seS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

LARCENY or A CHEST OF TEA.-C0rneliu
Cusck ycs erday sole chest oftea valued NJ 500 fol
he floop Empire, lying at Pier No 80 4. l. lie wa
arrested and taken before Justice Shnudr, Who con
1n,tfcd him for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

\ MODERN llIGnWAYMAN.- Henry M.tlahc-
rcsiiin At No 80 Greenwich street. While passing
through Mercer street early Thursday morning. Wa.
met ~ James Brady who praseAtci pistol AZ hi
head and demanded lls watch, which 10 snaich'd sad
run away Ohcer NcCool Of the e.h Prccinct. arrest
cd him, and no was committed by justice Dodge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-09

DRowYED An inquest was ycsteTiay held
by Coroner Wiliev on the BODY OF an unknown man
who was found in he wa,cr al The foot ~ Whiteanlst
ID, ceased was aged about % years, i've foot eight inches
in height, Lad gray hair and was sed IN dark
buc bonse purple worsied vest, buo pants. check
shirt and shoee In his possesson was found silver
badge of the Lon-. horcnons Union Protective As'ocis
ton. HCnad been N Tic water but Iea days.