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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
II s. INTERNAL, REVENUE. - vIrH

X DISTRICT OF NETWORK (iNrH. NTH AN'
NNiru AvARDsl i6sKsscRs OYPicy. No. III Nes FOUR
reuih. lovrr ae NevYok County Bank) New fofs Nov-
Is l&4-Aotice is hereby given that pu,soan. 20 ZIG ~
e.o ton of Coqrcs If Juy 1904 and the Instruction. 81
'e Secretary OF the Treasury Issued 10 dance t'nn,
tho is Of .iner' :o the special any ~ 'e i'
mon the e.rs prots o. for tie year ehi ng Deee
Der 81 1903 OF all persons Trsdins IN tits Dh., ~ nv
coupe,cd aid that said .st ~. remain ope4 70 fh
,oa OF IN fros rho may AMY % taJof e '0te 10, he
pace OF ntcen days from the date hereof at ny ete s'
de- ignatea. -...,sor ~
ten dsys icxclnding Sdays from the date hereof 70 W. -
hs 10Th dly OF Noyes Der 1884, and for hvc days
% reeve and determine all relative TO eroneensc
Excessive valusons ,numerations contained ~ Au
All appeal. IA writing. and must state iho PaI."~
,n. mater or thing 10 octing which decision frqu's
cd and ru. ,ass The goard o. pIinsple Of e!,o
o. JFCLENELATD, aNes"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
CITY ITEMS.

The Veteran Soldiers Union tlub, which has
rendered such essential service 20 The Union canse
daring tie LOST carpagn meet this evening at hrir
headquarters No. 10 Broadway. at p o'clock 10 serc
made the Hons. Henry J. Raymond Wm. A. Oar
Ing. and Wm. L. Dodge esq, whom they think legally
elected and entitled his sect They will also sere
made MajoTGeuera Butler This Club viii hold their
ast mass meeting for the benefit Of the Sanitary Com
mi sion on Thank givinR evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

US. DISTRICT COURT-Nov l2--Before Judse BxJrp.
FINAL DECREE OF DISTRIBUTION.
United States AIT. Che steamer A. ID. Vance, he7
tsc cargoA decree Of distribute the proceed.
Oft above named vessel and cargo amounting 500 28s o.
today entered motion Of II. H. Rice Astant IT, b,
Attorney.
Tic adjusted at &5o41 H. leaving the amoung
for distribution Sls3 238 H. The Santiago De Cuba slons
shares in the prize.
LIBEL AGAINST PRIZE.
United States agt. The Steamer Lady Sterling.
H. r. Rice esq Assistant United States District AoSney,
mis- day filed libel In the above prize The vessel
csptnrad on the Roth OF October, IN Wilmington " c. bv
The o. = steae.s Calypso aud Eous TIE consists oil
about go bales Of snd Tobacco and Tupentn.
The vessel and cargo cane into port Thur.dsy last a
charge Of Prize. Mater William Jennings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Latest.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. i.-Ihe position Of the
steamship Jura remains unchanged.
The steamship Borussia has put back TO Southnmp-
bon with her propeller broken. She vii proceed On her
voyage soon a new one is fitted
Ii is stated that tie steamer Laurel from Liverpool
had transferred crew, arms and AMMUNITION W the
steamer New Alabama off Madeira.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Russia.

The Inralde RaSSe asserts that the visit OF the
Gar TO Nice simply act Of courtesy and devoid
Of any political object. Russia prefers hbeTahty OF
SETON and desires no alliances.
The Emperor of Russia arrived al Po,sdam the I'd
nst on a visit to the King Of Prussia and vould re-
main MT the 9Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
LATEST ship News.

ARRiVED.....SrypAy. Nos II
Stesu.h'p Peruvian (Br) Ballantns Liverpool j., in'i
ard onc' Il own a. ndse. and 40 pass L. CuDafd.
T. ~ steam tran por, Chsrles Thomas, ksicct, Forfe"
Monroe la baast, 10 4. s. i..o--M.
Bank Acme of Nassau, Campbell. Vera Cruz 3oh MI, cot
ton. hide. &c. lisfeous 3 %. =.
schr. w.,m H. Clsare tot Nassau Bulsid E'eutNss u
days fFgit, james Douglas.
WlSD-M Sunset, NV. snd fresh.
SPOKEN.
2u i1s, Of Monaak. whaling bark Sea Dsere fos Hs~'
nrIL IL. -a.-..ll ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

KILLED by \ VICIOUS Horse. A man named
named John Butcher keeper Of a s.sugltsr.housc on
the plank road near a., toll gate Jersey Ciiy. was
thrown from his horse On Thursday afternoon, when
the animal stamped and kicked him several times on thu
body AID hoad. Nj Il. Nls taken up lnsens ible. III
which condition he remained Until! tie following doe
VIZ. he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Boy DROwSRD.-A boy named LaWa'u
White employed on hoard the canal boat g. ,r Breed
living AZ the foot OF Ful,onst drowned on Satnr
day night by falling from the plank leading 10 we
wharf HI. body recovered. Inc parents OF the
deceased reside at Rome y. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
lfnlX.

The Marquis Draze Clio publishes q letter In
he Journals setting forth that the great question for
ITALY is not 10 consider only mere choice OF capital
but 10 settle all disputed questions. He recommends
The acceptance Of Il Convention for this purpose.
Cardinal AntOnei, has prepared reply 10 tie French
dispatch, in which he defends the course Of the Papal
Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Ausfriu.

The Vienna journals assert that ministerial
crisis has come 10 end with the resignation OF COgn
RecbbeIg. They assert that change in ministers VII
h 10 way effect the harmonious relations existing be
tween Austria and Prussia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

JUVENILE HIGmwAYMgN. "A little girl, named
Jesse st. C1ir IL year, of age wh0se parents reside IN
Graham.avc (E D. was attacked about o'clock on
Friday hight By tire. boys at the corner o Hrabanaye
and WyokQi.st. one OF them slapped her in the face
,nd snafched from lor eleven dollars. which she had
been sent 90 the store with. They then ran away. lie
names Of die boys not known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
pARlyG HrGuwAv RoBBERy. - About y

o'clock Oh Friday night Mr. samuel L. Giend, OF NO
200 Son.h FOurihst. n. ~ was returning home, he
was knocked down by three men az the corner OF South
Fourth II. ard Egbth-st.. and robbed. The rui.ILs
searched all OF Bis pockets. and finding no money took
f1n him his knife pipe silver penccasc ferry t'ckcts
neck tie AM other small articles, and then made their
escape.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
France.
Politics unimpOrtant.

IUI.lIVs NuIIII ttIII.
The French troops ore 10 make simultaneous attacks
the insurgents at different points IN Algeria about
,be 5th Of November for the purpose OF emitting OF their
retreat Most decisive results IRE expected from this
movement.
The Paris Bourse closed steady the ed instant Of
81 francs s5c. FOR the Rentes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY NOVEMBER H. 1864

Williams, under pres4nse Of changing complain
ant money into gold took from bin e55 In legal ten
der. and disappeared He was not seen again By the
complainant until SATURDAY. night when be was ar;
rested by officer Allen. Justice Bowling committed
aim
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
The BAKERS OF Nhw-YoRK AsD THE Pro.

The BAKERS OF Nkw-YORE AsD THE Pro-
rosiD THAyKsiIyN0 DNNIr FOR OR AsMY.-At a
meeting Of master bakers. beld at the Aston House on
Saturday evening Tor the purpose Of aiding our pa'rl'
Otto citizens in getting Mp 1hanksshln dinner for
our brave soldiers in the field. it was resolved that tho
ma ter bakers ana hotel keepers be requested 10 meet NJ
t.e Asicr iou-. No II. Oh Monday evening. the
li,h Inst Of ococi iot he purpose Of cooperating IN
roasting al tie poultry that may be wanted Tor me
soldiers Thanksgiving dinner.
The meeting convened under tue auspices ui The
LOyrl League Club. urdrr call of thcir COMMITTEE,
hcssrs. Alex. Sfeison. Lorenzo Dclmonco and James
Kelley. Among the wet known master bakers OF ihe
City, pre- cent tht following gentlemen OF the trade:
Jmnct rccO,k. President. HUH iejl or secretary
Paul >. Brown SOn WalierCEA Don, JOhn iHwIOrd,
James Purcell. John HIVES. Anifcw Slmp'on.
lhc meeting adjourned after pa.tiug resolution 10
the elect that the master bakers ~ tbs city VIII toast
eratuously. all poultry 30 their respective estab
iishmcits 10y families interested in their noble and pat
ritiio enterprise. ALohcr meeting WIN Dc held Oh
Monday dis evening 20 wLeh We i.1st esery baker
end hotel AocpcT vii 90.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

AZ OLD PHASE OF SwIsMiNc.-George
Williams was Yesterday arrested on the complaint Of
Bosnus Cistcpherson. residing OF No. 6G Monroe ST.
lie states that on the @th nit he engaged by the
accused willie Ia the California steamship Office. at
SO0 per month 20 proceed 10 California, where be was
10 receive employment. On the passage oui ne wished
him 10 take charge IF some horses which he had pur
chased.
Some further conversation ensued. and they then
proceeded 10 the Trinity Buildings In Broadway where
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

FATAL Res OVER AcCIDEYr.-An inquest
Was Yesterday held by Coroner Naumonu ri No. -
WASHING ton.st on the body of Will,am King, aged
wears " bo was crushed beneath the wheels uf truck
bolougllg To- H. T. BiLtt, whose store Is nearly 0ppo
site tie residence or the boy parents TIE occurrence
was shown 10 nave been purely eccidcni. and ycf'
die. 10 that cacrl was rendered b. the jm!.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
lAdYer,lle,nen,.l

The Election Returns interest everybody. So,
iii.,i doe. Kysrs FAST IxDi. CoFFKY az, both
uocr,s and Republicans. Sold By al Groccgs al 70 cents
per POUND General Depot, NO. IA Rsade-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

TCRKFys-1h Tenth Assembly District
Union Association, 18th Ward. No % 1lirdayo, no
fy oil persons DESTROYS OF contributing toward tie pur
chase Of turkeys for TIE soldiers Thanksgiving dinner
10 leave their subscription With the Treasurer NJ the
Association Frederick Olmstead esq. No. sd broad
way or with David Peafson. esq, 30. 37 Bower, op
pogite Plccckef-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
SUPERIOR CoURT-epFcIAL TERx-Noy. i2-BsfoTs
Justice tAaBoUR
DECISIONS.

Jane BRYANT ACT. Mary A. Bryant, &c Notion
denied ai .rins ~ jenkins at David T. Nhe'lsn cssv
.etted-FiEa J. Broun sgt Ebenezcr H. Broom stpof or
referee sen back for corrections and upon the coHns IN or
.uch corrected report th. motion Tor continuation nay %
renewed upon three days See opinion with eh AZ
lLgmb.rsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
RrTrpy op THE TwEyrY-PrcHrH REGIMENT

The Twenty.cighth regiment, V. g., under command
ofCol d. A. Bokce arrived IN this city yesterday from
Elmra " y, where they served for three months III
guarding Rebel prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
SANITARY COSy

SANITARY COSyBSTIoS. Convention OF
delegates fruin several Relief and Aid Societies viii be
hold az he Cooper Union Oh wednesday evening
next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

FATALLY STABpED.-On "Wednesday morn
ing last Charles Dalton while passing through Delan.
cyst. near Eldrdge observed difficulty among a
crowd II men. ind on approaching 20 ascertain the
csDss pss stabbed bv eEe Of be psv several times IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

The POLICE AND The SHoRT-ToUR SYSTEM
As is wen known, the Police Commissioners have Tor
many years been in The habit Of changing In Autumn the
regulations respecting parolmen during tho WINTER
months fixing the length Of the tours of each man NJ
four hours during the Winter months, instead OF SIX h
in Summer Tie men complain that tho fonr hour sys
m il really much inconyelent and Injurious r
them than The six hour plan and intend presenting the
following ptition setting forth their reasons Tor protest
ing against the propose ed alteration; .
To IN, II.oy1bs ne hoard Of bsifs0Hsf O Foff V
me Mc'rpolifgB Police Dbfrft . 9,
GYsTLYsys: The patrol force Of ills district "osih most
rssp.ctluly submit honorable body The 1no" ns
,teeue at In the d cofIt md noon ei'hco en-
tailed upon Us By proposed change 81 ouF tours OF
from the pre.cni term oi * hou to the 'AoI ol Of o
hours. ,r
l. We do no, get .uficion, amount a. sleep When We
begin labor andr the short sy.o, AZ O'Clock ~ TIE u
teToon there follow tir'yseycn hours dunnt "h'h We
cannot get for thsn thee corrective hon uh'
most iagor1ble circumanc.s and many oi ne N
having extra duty 10 perform, viii get 10 sleep al III curing
that period. ,t.-.te..
We ave aso compelled 70 suffer from hunger during thos"
periods. We allowed time 20 procure tAf'e ne
hour for esch nealbut must ct those three nea' WIN"
nine hours aud obliged 70 pass two long p'iois one 81
ateen hours md half and the other Oh Twelve shd Nhh
hours, entirely without TODD. ,,
This r.ryu8ii;y and enforced abSnfncc Nom i'd hhu
deem impTs our health and efficiency. We therefore gu
tre, your honorable body 20 cornne no present ns ouf
system through the Winter and ell tie yer round oyer
FIVE per 81 tho paroiuen d"fiIe ils 90 y oe
I'd. other ocer and your ompance Wi. be- gratefully 81
rrcci .ed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
Nv the Peruvian.

The steamer Peruvian, which left Liverpool
at 80 on the morning Of the i't November AID
Quee1stown OF the I'd. arrived Leie yesterday.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Nova Sc0tiai. aud the Etnareached Liver
pool carly on The morning u the 18th October
The L. : steamer Sacramtrfo arrived al Cowes
Roads on the Jt October for the purpose OF transhp
ping some iGyalids board the steamer Boiussa for
New York The Sacramento would proceed up South
Nmr.on vh.er II possible.
The English journals almost unanimously concur fully
In the Justice al the verdict against Mailer The 3saes
after TIE sentence passed the prisoner who
continued 20 display surprising hrnness aud selfpOs
session, 8aid; should ike 20 say something. am OF
al events satisfied with the sentence which your lord
shp has passed. Know very weil % hst hich the law
81 the country pTes ibes What have t. say is that
have been convicted on true statement OF the facts
but on iolsc statement" The pisoner had not com
pseted TIE Inst sentence wien his iron resolution and
stern seieomnand entirely gave way and tie misera-
bic ilan ieft the dock dissolved IN tears.
The execution OF Muller was fixed for Monday, tho
tith Of November.
Cabinet councils are about to be me first Of
che seasor is sru moned for the 18th OF November.
The Boa.d ~ Trade returns for TIE mouth NJ Sen.
cnber show an ie2se IA the exports VI the month
compared with ste same month lat year Of a14i so
ony while the returns FOR Ire first nine months NJ Tho
wear show Increase Of nineteen millions NJ rl;
Ute effect oi the commercial panic is beginning 70 be
Shown in these returns
The great and lous prorsctc strike of the collier, in
South StsfoidshiTe had Al length terminated In the
submission Of the men 10 the masters terms.
Mr.. John Leoch tho celebrated iI9stretor Of the
pages Of Panot died the cath nit, aged a years.
1be Marquis OF Bristol 10 also dead. -
FRANCE.
The Emperor Napoleon after his inboryiew
With the Car quilted Nice the morning Of the Goth
foI Toulon at which place be reviewed the sonadrcp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
The English Press on the Capture OF ths
FIorida-The Case o. Muller Rr'neh
Operations in Algeria.
CAPE RACE, Saturday \

CAVE RACE, saturday NOV Y, tut
The Steamship Nova Scotjan, from Liverpool
~ the I'd via Londonderry on the 4th instant passed
Nh, mint On route 70 Onebec this afternoon Her dstes
are eve days later than close already received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

tbc abdomen, receiving wounds from which no ded on
Friday last at the New.York Hospital. The assa,ahs
Fed immediately after the assault and has not yei 9cs
arrested Deceased aged - years anu iesu'u "a
No ol Deiancey-st. Coroner COLIN ON SettinhJ -.
an inquest and yeriict in accordance with the facts
was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

TRIAL TRIP oF THE STEAMER JoHS l.. HAS
moucK.-Tho Trial trip Of The steamer John l.. Has
hroucs Capt. W. b. Carroll came OF on saturday
At about o'clock. M. from the HarIisons,. pier
North River. The boat went up the river isr as
lonkers Fnd returned an 4 rate OF about rNeen miles
an hour under a pressure Of forty pounds OF steam
She can SO, carrying hcr highest pressure OF steam
hfty pounds about eighteen mics an hour. The bn.
deTs of The engine ale Netsss IlelGr. Harrison Co.
OF New York Tie boat u eOo feet long, - feet beam.
IL feet bold and about seven hundred tuns burden
The engine j. forty i've inches diamctoro Of cylinder
The boat j. success ~ almost every particular. She
is intended between this city ANA the terminus az
the berkshire Railroad. point on The Hudson short
distance below Albany. We would mention that the
liza bfOuck has very efficient CniInander IN the per
oit apitin W. H. Carroll aud excellent engineer
IN NJ. Nm. H. WouifDFd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

Messenger Yesterday arrested by detective Mac.
dou. al. a charge prcierTed against him by Mr..
Maher Wegani. ~ tie empOscs II hessr-. Brooks
Brother Co.. corner Of Broadway and Grands' Or
the 9Th ins tie accused called at Tie store and purchased
oftLo complainant some clothing. which lie ordered 81 NJ
TO The Tammany Hotel In the absence Of the complain
be called at the store and ordered tue goods seat 10
the ContjnentI Hotel On their arrival lie handed the
person who brought them check for l20 on the shoe
and Leather Bank. which, on being presented at the
bank, pronounced forgery. JCsico Bowling com
mittct the accused. Several other complaints II n be-
lieyed. VIII DC lodged aea!nst lin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

GEN. BUTLER AsD THE COOPER 1SSrl1CTE
MEgInG--In our report Of the jubilee Meeting Of the
Young Mons Republican Union held at Cooper Institute
on Friday evening the Chairman and Secretary Of that
organization placed in a wrong light in connection
with the nonappearance of Gen. Butler at tho meeting
We understand that the facts simply these: Gen
Butler was invited to spsas the occasion aud replied
that the propreties Of hs position would not admit 81
bis making an address al a political meeting. Ihe
General was subsequently waited upon by those gentle
men prominent in che management Of the Republican
Union who urged his attendance and agreed TINT he
need not feel compelled 20 address the audience IL he
would only consent 10 be present during the evening
Gen Butler then consented 10 attend The meeting nnd
made on appointment TO be called for 6t The Hoffman
House ut 81 o'clock. when he would 60 10 Cooper In
,t,uie. He thus called for. and carriage kept
waiting for him until II o'clock, beyond which time
il was not thought worth while 10 wait. No can
regret the disappointment occa.iOncd 10 the thou
sands assembled at the Cooper Institute deeply
than DO the members ~ the Young Mems Republican
Union. but they cannot acknowledge any iaul, on
their part IN the matter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
MAJoR-GESERAL Il. F. BUTLER. The he

MAJOR-GESERAL Il. +. BUTLER. The head
qnaIters Of Msj Gen. Il. T. Butler at The Hoffman
House have been tho centcrl Of attraction during the
uas, week for crowds OF our most epnsnt c;Hcns On
Friday Gen. Butler with portion N bis staff ana ac
co-np,ned by large number Of ladies aud gentlemen.
visited the Park On saturday lie brcakflstod with the
Union League Club and in The evening had reception
at Judge John W. white's. in Iif'haye, which was
largely attended.
Among several thousands who have paid their re-
specis to tte General are Major Generals DiN' W. !
Banks. d. I. Sckles d. T. Buitrried. y. j. Peek, IL.
Uar,sur, joel stahc and Robert AnGersoni Generals
Hamilton John y swift Hunt, W. H. Burnett,
stewart Van Nliet. -- Coose. - Goicourla ana Al
uirl Dupont also larg, number 81 ladies' cerFyrren
and prominen, POLITICIAN among whom were Right
Rev Dr. James Tr B.low-. Revs. J. i. Thompson
= Ossood. - Buddiugton, L. X. hing and j. 4.
Pound; Thurlow Wed esq. Judge PaISeI Judge
Dean, Hiram Barney CHARLES Gould. ID. 1. Coddingion
r. r. Manniare &. :. Sp.rce, Geo. ;. Tram WIN.
Curtis Noy,s Edwards Pierrepoint George Opdyke'
C,ras W Field August Belmont X. 5. Fay. ac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

The steamer Peruvian, which left Liverpool
at 1850 on the morning Of the i't November. AID
Queenstown OF the "a arrived Leie yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

RECEPTION By THE lSIoN LEAGUE CLUB TO
GWDwr SyirB.-Proi,ssor Goodwin smith, the d'siin-
gui-hed Regius Professor Of Modern History ut the
Unworthy O, OIioId. and the danch friend OF the
Union cause in England was complimcntod with re-
cepiion on Saturday morning. at the Union League Club
Nv several q or prominent citizens. Among those
pro,cni We may u,ion Major Butler Senator
Morgan. Bishop Potter Professor Theodore W Dwight
Henry Word Deocicr and George Bancroft. The 10
opicnt Of tr favor shown through thc tlub House.
np AIDED b. Us principal officers. after which an elegant
breakfast gp about l0oclocs ~ The morning
Mr. Charles Butlor presided. having At his night and
bet Profo sor Smith and General Butrr Nr John jay
welcomed Professor Smith colahorer with Golden.
Bright Caucs Mil aId Forster IL England, and spoke
OF he aryiocs In the OF tie American Unon ns
most valu lbo and noble Nr Jay spoke It some length
and when H. sat down Professor Nmta maio suitable
r,eIou-e which wa greeted witb the utmost cntAu.
ssl.in Spoech's we're sgbse ucnty made hy General
Butler Vim A. Egars. the Rev. Dr. Bellows. George
Bancroft and several Others Letters were also read
from President Lincoln. Edward Everett, Secretary
Fe,senden. AuorneyGeneral Bates, General Dix aud
Genera! ilalcck.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14
IMMIGRATION BETWEEN SErTsuBrR 30, I-69

AND SEPTEMBER 20 leGA.-The following number Of
Emgrants arrived at Tie fonr following named clles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

"THE CHRISTIAN UNION AsSocihii"-''
The organization Of this body which bias been developer
ont OF a series Of sermons Christian ,nion' ue
yered in this city last year has been recehu! COIN
pleted by the election Of the following officers;
Pre,ider.- .rIon. Alex. ". Bradford. e,-...
Vice Pres5entsA. " Stout Daniel Lord Join oteS'
Smith Shelden WIZ. Z. Crosby, Shepherd Knapp a., e." ~
HIM. Fred = Winston 4. 4. North, Gen John a. bih
r. Pirrrpont Cyrus p Smith II. j. Cann, rhos JeHla'
lion Charles Thurbcr X. r Rnck, VIM 'nrt, N.yi lIu
Kechnn Joshua Leayit,, Edgar Ksichun and "aNef =
HITLER -,
Secrsinries--I NJ Buckingham md the Rev ii"y
Cbsirman o. the Executive commtiee-ihe rev w. ~
Bahlenocrg. j. d.
series Of sermons in hch nearly hiiy oi ouI most
eminent clcrgymen engaged, is now progressing.
The Rev. f. G. Ever and the Rev fdwnId Iayior VIII
pyeach in the series this evening tie former at IT Ann
Chnrch Eiehteenth-st. and the latter In Dr. foI1or ;
Church BROOKLYN. \ series Of other sermons OF tue
Union IL in course Of preparation The Association
will hold lis first quarterly meeting early in January
and then develop farther its plans for securing It's Oh
jects.
PRRsoSAL.-Brig. Gen. John \. KaWhhs'
Chief OF Lieut. Gen. Grants staff, arrived IN this cry
and is stopping at the residence ofCoL W. = HiyeF'
NO - East Fifieenih-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-14

The Steamship Kangaroo. from New-York,
uIved OF Queenstown at u O'Clock, midnight Oh The
ii instant.