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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICR-sEpr 20
Hcfore Commissioner BErI1.
Lake TIE IIE I'D RKPoErER COMMITTED.
United states ". Julian H. Larke. Commission
.r Br. rendered hs decision the eNsmiGon in ;hia
matter to-day.
lie held tia, there sufficient evidence 20 commit the
accused and the opinion that the csshat been bro, st
wit m he section OF the Act under which tue warrant
,,ucd.
The bail was reduced by consent 10 $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

REcRUIrs.-Ba ii of the New lamp
shire Heavy Artillery 80 fne-looking men. passed
through this city yesterday morning on their way to
the 'front.'. This Battery was raised in two weeks in
Newport aud vicinity principally through the personal
-..rtions OF it's gallant Captain, Charles shatuck' OF
the celebrated rith New Hanpshiro. Capt. Shaiiuck
hiss already been IN seventeen battles end r ready for
more. lie says re ard his not coming back
until The rebellion is put down They are Of the true
metal
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4 rEEToy CLUB.--1hc young men Of this
city have organized ihc'n'cges mr the ri! camp en-
under t.e name Of tac Yong Mems Ienion Ariliary
Corps. Captain John s Tii,og. 9icsideat. and John
Amery Secretary Tie Afat parad- viz be made on
the evening Of he 21in TO siiy the nomination of Lin
cola AID johnson. Tor Pres.d,n; and V.cs President.
and Fsnton aud Ayord. for Goycr-cr md I.ercnaui
GcTtIlOr.
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ears meet al Philadelphia Whcnthoy arrive the clerks IN
charge OF tho New-York car tade the Washington
car ard to this city in charge q tho mall Inc
same routine movement j. pursaed By the Washington
clerks All the mails assorted and prepared READY
for delivery while tho train is moving When the oar
reaches New York the letters are boxed up and ready or
distribution all parts Of the country TINS saving i"
hours time on the city delivery aone and In some Oh
the country stations MS much rs thirty six hours Al
thouch the Southern mail viii not close much If any
eorer by this change yet BY taking letters TO the ear
at the railroad depot they can be dropped into the mail
nm On within five minutes Of the trains starting. BY
this arrangement letters can be sent South an hour
l,ter than heretofore An extra is stationed at
Scw York in case Of accident The clerks on the New
York car are az follows: Thomas Ii. jenkins, City De-
portmcnt; Joseph Elliott. Carriers Department; Ed
ward Brennan, Erie Distributing Department.; l. l..
Chninpn, East Distributing Department.
Tug Book TRADE SALE-Thc fifth days
sale commenced Yesterday morning at a. H.. when the
invoice of Messrs. Blanchard Lea, Of Philadelphia
was offered to public competition. The llst OF WORKS
published By this frm composed principally OF trea-
tises on medicine and natural science with few stan
dard historical publications. Sir. H. Sheriiii oil New
York, offered one homeopathic publication, and MI.
W. 4. Townsend presented short list Mossrs.
Tcknor Fields took up tie rest Of the mornings bid
ding with their iYoce of books all Of the standard and
thoroughly popular character and price for Which their
house is famed Their long list contained, amid many
Others the works of Adams l.ey. Dr. Beccher. H. W,
Browning. Robt, DeQuiacey. Emerson, Hawthorne.
Holmes %. W. Ihos. HushcA Kingsley. LonsteE
low, Lowell, Prescott Mayne Reid Richter Scott
(Sir W. Smiles Stove iIs, Boyad Taylor
and Tennyson The bidding was rather slow
and most Of tie works were Knocked down at
considerable discount fom tie lt' prcce. Mr. fiank
Dodd Of New York. and Me- az. Little, Brown 20.
of boston were tho competitors for public favor
The invoice of Mcssrs. Little & Go. comprising many
valuable and costly editions OF or most noted home ana
English authors. Several complete editions oil Adams
Works and Bancroft History met with ready SAFE ah
a complete edition Of % volumes ofthe British Poets was
gold at 90 cents per volume the trade price being 81
Five complete editions Of the British Essay ts were io
though at discount of nearly 80 per cent spiendl'
edition Of Hnmes History Of England sold for IS ~ per
yolsmc the trade price being So The whole o. thsis
were WORKS OF high character. and many oil hen most
elegant specimens If the binders art. HE othrr IN
voices offered were those Of A. X. LoFine Boston,
Sever & Francis. Cambridge; r. o. ii. l.. Burnhim
Boston, VIM Jas. IiainmcTley, Hartford Maeoy and
sickes. New.YoTk; John u. Bardsley, New-York. The
attendance was not + good rs on previous Days
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GREAT STEAMBOAT SPEED.-Ihe Albany Day
Line can boast Of harg The fastest limo Of eoai 81 hi
country or ,ony other The Old ia'ofiie. the Dnnld
Dew, las often sustained her clam 70 .ao Pscssi.n
81 great speed The ncw stcamJoa' Chouaeey bbnsd
running on alternate days. made eXirl gt'uay pas
sage last wcoS establishing lcs position - ono - lie
fastest boats cvc- built o. Thursday tee 4la 10
Albany was made .n seven hours ani twenty-five un'
utc. deduciing lime lost in making seven 'indng' az
lours end forfy nisn,e, Yer average in deep water
Mas neeafgj oar .aes 2e6 .oHr.
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FATAL HATCnwAY CAsUALTY.-Coroney
AnI, i..golc, 1T No. q. Wal tsib sEesL o. ksu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

BROOKLYN CITY Cot RI Wednesday. Scptem
Ter 2I.-NGa O. It2 81. ~ 81, ~ ~ st. 10 O., rs 10
81
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIoNs-SEPr. 2o-Be.or-
city Judge ltUssgL-
Louisa Lilly pleaded guilty of en- attempt at
srsnd rcouy. rcnenta4y months.
la Asscs p.e.ied guilt ~ srand larceny. Rcmanded.
SENTENCES.
William Louis, grand LARCENY. Pententiary 10
month";.
Mathew MeAs.r, assault and battery. Pen;entiary {
month";.
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2obeors judge HEIrs.
RETURN or PROCESS.
This the regular day for the return of process,
and the Msr,h cent IN :te papers in he follow -
Ov,r X. herr ct a.. as the Spanish slp ba. ss, her
he. &c.
United state. sst. the schooner Commodore keanicy.
L. T. Au''nck l The NccslruDLTg brig EIEfo H. ..ersog
Won C0burs C,tla. her tackle &C.
United staes T. barrels Ectrrn made Of goods
attached aud due notice given Appearances were entered
and tue flowsd 10 answer.
United States a. two marked diamond containing
tcc-rs TIE made in this ease, and
p,afsnce being entered, dclillt w-l ordered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

Bulls HEAD.--ihc live stoc,, markets haze
heca fully sagl.'cd with beeycs5 ,cI-wcll provided
with veal calTes2 s,0-Wiih The 10y largo number Of
2l.o5, sheep and ihmh', and 900 hogs, ~ak.Es
il,G7i sninis for 10 seek. The bctyes were about
Ill soiat sight sdy'nce from lac; week. though the
market closed unf.voiablc igr ownsrs many Of Wi.I
PAID too high iof their crt,,e Snefp IRE Felug well
.hcggh ycry plenty; Hogs are at al saacDs. the here.
loiore unprecedented price OF &c &, ~ hle weight,
having beer Ob.aiEsd Cor a choice iGi IT,.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERS-SEPT
20--Before JUDGE DAILY.
DECISIONS.
Theodore RuthcTberg agt John Maguirc.-Judg-
ei g. eaie,d II amended be not served within
IN days.
Frederick Ileszcs sst John Dch.-Ajjourned 10 Sept.
2sth
dsffbi'. (S,e papers.D
" i.sm Grah1'n at Robert u. Bcahi..OTder denying
action 20. RECOVER.
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A DpovFn ROBBED or $1,000 AND NEARLY

\ 1FoNIk NtBNfD W ~Df'v' hNb NtAHbt
MtHDgnED-A droyer named Master Thompson, be-
longing ia Nev.Yors city Friday night was a'mos.
muli. rcd West Albany by mob, WHO robbed him VI
5000 III appears that Mr. Thompson expected large
number Of lite from tie West and had made arrange
mcnls At West Albany have them placed IL Of fhc
cattle yards there and fed preparatory TO shipping thom
Ia New York. 4 man who bad been seen loltering
about the hotels la the place for two three days BY
some means learned that Mr. T. expected The cattle 10
arrive Friday evening. lie also knew that Mr. T.
had a large amount Of money In his posscssion. He
ID refosc conceived plan by which be could rob him.
which 49, success fulis carried into effect.
Aho.t O'Clock iu the enlne this man called at the
hotel nad told NJ. T. that his cattle Lad arrived and
.hat thy sere then coming over the turnpAe. Viz. l.
ACCOMPANIED the Nan, who MAS 70 Sow bin we're tue
cattle where. Instead II going 20 tie turnpike the
stranger took Mr.. T. "a lonely spot anl struck him Oh
he head with q heavy club. knocking lin down. lie
dealt I'm several blows While down. rendering NJ. I.
insensse The would be then iihed the peck
els # lis yioim. taxing al tie money he possessed,
about - 100 Ne then decanpi leaving lis !ctiin -
die Ai,cr remaining IN Tie open air III night The nl-
nost isss body II Mr. Thompson waa iounl eaily tne
next nrrning by some vorzUca in the employ "A inc
Co, q al Railroad Company. lie sas perfectly uncon'
scous out AFTER Il cot PIE 81 huals eSeItcn 20 Va, re-
III rcd 81 his sers.s When be Told ho lie WAS and IT,
lated Ire ahOYc ircts.
We understand iha. Tiomp,on died THIS morning..
This makes the crre .mi'.C. The police bye gone ~
pns. u. cfthe o. ASSN. -ihiay Statesman i'lb.
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TIT RAILWAY Posr OFFICE lAc.-rimc g.
ore " TIC most important public ~ s.ties Of itia
busy age and to ,sve few hour. inslilns OIL every
description have been ,esoite1 TO- rae % he l,,et o
these ishorssy.nf. r.oneysaying, go iic-sayins coz
ir,anccs which has beer broug oai 4. this country IS
che Railway Post Of.ce Car. !. ..s hcen IN usc IN
England - several '.aIs. Where ~ tucecss has been
eagerly watched. Ha,iag proved 10 10 Of great ben.
eft its ir;Toduo;ion into ilit county vas caroi.l!,
considered, AID, after ,evcrai fruiless attempts IT la.
aanly been adopted Tho credit of il, ia,roduo ion
here belongs 20 tie ThTi Assistant Postmaster enera
MI Alexander y. Zcyely, snG 10 al. Thonas Cls.l
superintendent Of ihe Newspaper department Of the
Ncx York Post Once. Several improvements over the
English sys,e:r FOR transmitting Ire mails have been
nsGe by these gentlemen. Tie ears RE funning be
tween this cts aLd Washington Oao c-r .eatcs Wasl
IN. on NJ = 20 81 ,e evening ond rencles JcYtoy City
a, & O'Clock on tie loiowing morning Tho car gliar
10 Washington .eases JeIsey Ciy 1t 80 IN the even
irg, lrG sIsi,es ~ O'Clock lie reIt nogDirg. Lelt
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REMOVING DIRT, ASHES, ETC, FROM THE
CnY-1ho offer oi Henry Hamilton, FOR "freigiting
and removal from without the limits Of the city" u ell
the street dirt ashes garbage. and rubbish collected
within it, has been accepted The contract is Tor three
og five years rs may be determined upon ly the City
Inspector and Comptroller His conditions are 10 'akc
ali ilo rubbish nom the North River aud Hoosc'ot
dumps ard pas tte city five cents Per caI,ad
and cent per cai:!osI fo all the !ubhsa from t.
remaining lunps
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rur EAsr Rryrp ExrIoNox-ConoNnK's

THH EAST RIVER EXPLosroN-CoRoShRs
IsyTsTrAuoN.--An investigation Vas Yesterday com
coced n, c,rou.r Collin. al the New.Iork Hospital
ina se canses which led - tie explosion 81 the tag
pTo-olof D. T. sanders .he East River oi ,oriears
,,rct o. the i7lh list ~ which Capt. Milsey james
D.ylf tie ps,0 ard :onr - he crew, names unknown
,osi their rs i number 81. witnesses wore examined
lat der tsaiIrfy .frew positive highs on the case
,,ah.f; Huru,u. rDi u The tug \. l.. Harrington,
.tfeJ he. "a Oh, morning iB question, "hile coming
COWS Toe s'r,r tc sanders pisse ih,'n near ri'afs
ttr.f. Win Dl. thir;V leef distant, her boiler sd
.tt. .xDl l t.rowirs him from be wheel ahd cover
t.r DE 4.oI l.s bort with debris noni TIE wreck
a. si...eu Is boa. Immediately 0nd tODk from tie
.-,s., ne or. .rer. ifer1n and passengers ropes
an. hon af..,'.d g. ,ie wr,ck ind an attempt was
mad. II low her, b.f .ha sank almost inmediat,y iI'
i.oer wa hady scJgrd tine bc1ts wcre hot iaciuS
m lie filre tlc IrEiiagiuh had about sEt pounds 9"
r:ea on ~ tie time and they were authorized TO carr!
,iv,y.i,c pounds; when The engineer a. the Nndr!s
como on isafd be informed the witness That there was
.ln,.tr in fio D. In az hc time Of the lo'ion
S,efr other witnesses examined tut Their t'st
..r -srsi, oofIohorlioa that Of the above witness.
.he .nre. tat.ol was then adjourned.
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Ruv OvER-Cn Saturday last, Peter Hickey,
eyed ycnis Willie play ms the residence Of lis
parents, ~ Wiliettst.ecI Stanton wds run over
hy a suaa wlt,r vas0E driven by Robert Russell and
20 hadls Injured that be died MONDAY last The o.
cgrgeLfe was accidental and pronounced b! the
cononeris lug,. Coroner NaumaIn held Gil hqro'I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

NuRGLAR ARR'STED.-EarIy yesterday morn-
me Jeremiah Tracy forced an entrance into he resi-
d,ncc of Mr.. Benjamin Van SLACK, No y A''.a,
q Ly t,,oip0 OPEN a rear window. While ~ sine
;'rongl ap ilnei room he was heard BY Mrs Van ;,
who gave he sain. Fading lie was disco' cred TIE
rginr hurried iroil The room. but was aITcscd while
npip nom IN aoy in the Of the house by Ohle"r
C,sss If tno liih Precinct. lie was committed ioi
r.ai by IN. ice STANDBY.
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DTITTv NM NONbED.-M n INIr NUNT on
,,eta, .hf. NJ Charles H. Borllcy, residing 1t No
;0s T..ad 50. smile proceeding through thompson
street .er~ if.acc Was accoltcd by jonn Linn, 10
rt.,.i L.n whrrr b." was euinv, ANA without wailn,
,.rnt.p.. Hooked him down. lie was ;hcn joined b,
800 .ricdc-atss vio boat Hofdy until he was alnOr
,n.rf-ine and rlrci bin of 'il,er w;ftcD value al
so officer NfcPnerso7, u the -th Precinct. succeed
in am sting Linn egd Justice Dodge comntt'J biz.
for IIls..
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BURGLARY rs NEw-RoCHELLE.-Som nights
since de !, s.depce # Mr. Henry Bene. in New Rochelle.
wac entered nnd robbed OF jewey and valuable. to the
amount OF SJcl Yesterday Detective Roach arrested
Lewis Stern residing II BooklyD.oE suspicion u being
the thicL lie confessed h. kullt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21

RosBEp on BROsDwAy.--As Mr.. james A..
ileo.er Of tn Metropolitan Hotel, was proceeding
d,.cn nroadwav ycstesdhy afternoon accompanied ny
M wife ana daughter. Wien rear Prince street be- FELT
hand unon the bosom Of his shirt. and almost iminc.
d.,e, disco, cred that his diamond bieast-pln valued
al e. OOO WAS gone. Ma. IL. pointed out The thei,
ho ram but was pursued by Mr.. II. aud arrested. Tho
rs..i WAS hy hin handed over Ia Officer Oiignon 81
he Broadway SQUAD lie gave lis name rs Thomas r.
.j,r,nrt The missing diamond was not recovered.
Alderman jones ooioni.cd him TO the iombs Tor 81
an GtIOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21
ACADEMY oP MUSIC.

Mr.. Msretzek announces that his season oi
italian Opera viii open on Monday tho third OF Octo'
Der. His advertisement, which We publish ths morn
ing gives list Of The principal artists Of his company
and Of the new works which he purposes producing.
The box Office Of the Academy is open daily for the
receipt Of subscriptions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15
Obituary.
JOHN LEIGH, TnK ARTIST.

JOHN LEIGH, TnE ARTIST.
John Leech. known al over the world as The
chief illustrator Of the London Pacl, ded IN London
IN the evening of October - lie had been subject TO
great mel yousuess lor many months not benG able 10
bear noises but bis friends were not nNofo mat lis
health was il precariou state ~ the rad event u.ti'
nately moved aud tie of his death c upon many
II them with less surprise than sorro". MY Leech
was born in London lsl5, ana educated Ut TIE Charter
House School, the medical profession hens lt chosen
walk in life. lie had made considerable progress ia
study to tls end Which, IN August lsil De en SKETCH
entitled FOREIGN Ahairs' Ia P@"ch. and non inst
time until The dsy Of hi. deat was chic art contributor
It's pngcs. Most OF rcadcIs are familiar WIN The
reckless dTolcry, the Keen satire and inethaifiibo
variety exhibited by the long series OF cacaiui'' ana
sketches published during this period ms si!'' ever
ysriod seemed ever familiar. aud while the freedom OF
his drawing seemed to super cia observer rather
careloss than otherwise. true artist could slWay.
recognize in IL the certainty Of trained shl ano the
truthnlness of real genius There good unture 10
bis sarcasm seldom infrinEed upon End those whom h'
most keenly attacked always justly conld but Iang
while they WINGED at his touch Forever apart from the
fun constantly evoked by his comic represent
Gtions Of English life, and the ttrse ihhsia
lions Of political vagaries. Leechs pie'urs Of Tie
age in which he lived will possess historical value
from the record they have Dade Of the manner Gus
toms and ideas of social life in the reign OF Victoria
and the Strut Or Mervae Of future day viii 'afe
iy gather from Punch how the pretty girls and smart
young gentlemen Of the nineteenth century looked and
talked and deported themselves. In the death OF Mr.
Leech the reading world suffers the loss Of great indi
vidualty-one Of those which. among the consie
'a'ioA Of talent sdSrnsd y such nss ~ ThacksrN'
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DIED.

DIiDIHYOp sunday s.p, % 1864 Of ror.nn,o,n a, -,
ps q Oo'a Hop on hi; passage iron Man. 70
ml htsarrt Dudley Of Tasting ..op-the iiud.on. New
,"Is eRtj d! year, aud months.
Boston AID Concord. y. IL paper, plr,se copy.
lAhNrD-ln BROOKLYN. on MonJsy, No. H. Thom.s Colt.
ony gnia o: Andrew NJ aai May tanning; seed ,ea'.
Ir relative and irie,i o. ae family .re r.,py invited
70 s'vh ~. funeral th"r further uo,te on dne'dsy
f,sp s a 8. ' iaiy rye n2 B;"o & ''nd''' "'
fOKoon Mondly Nov Is Harriet Jul- Nor, the only clid
OF han, snn d-,y FOX r.i year and months.
The FUNERAL ~. take place ti .trnoon. Calvary Chrfc,
corner 81 Taen'y'ss'-,i snd ssuriha,e. ate o'clock
jOilNsr0N-O Moudsy ryeun. Nov &C. lainc- Johnston,
In the DJ'ii yciI 81 Do. 80.
III, friend, attend Vi funeral from his late e.i.
dene- No 81 S;rc,'.. Brooklyn On Neine'd'y a,
O'Clock.
MccoGMCY-ru Brooa'yp on Monday. Nov. Il, slcr a
,soii Hines Emily ear d'n. hIer o. j. H. aud Eneine
Tie ifpd' q the family invited 70 ,tenI The lner,l
Wednesdiy afternoon, 1t i O'Clock, tbout further invita-
ton.
MlNTuPN-on Fraiy morning Hoy II Anna A,piay al.
infaEt daughter ~ johu W and Louisa Miutun
POTTERY: Norwich, Conn. Thur.diy. Nov 10. Maria
s.. wiie o. j. T. Pott, OF Bro,k5n. n. - aged IS wears.
sSiTII-Sujienlv Oh Snuday No,. 49, Richard j. Smith
Pre.iic Of The uDton ifr insurance Company aged 81
ne acr' service, win be hcIst s.. Jotn. " z. Church
Forty irsts. ri.sy'., th, nu".dsyl afternoon,
O'Clock. frirnd, OF the family az. Invited To attend
sEhRIsn-on MONDAY mornu,. Nov A. Of drop.y, 6,oge
=. oeafus. ir The SCH yelr Of his age
The relatives and friends of tie family especially invited
70 attend hi. funeral Ia. lat. residence IN Quo hundred
sndt"cn'y hiris' Ilarieia between Third and Fourth
IL. isY Afternoon At o'clock Ills remains will
be issrn 20 Nc.ibury l.. l.. Tor iu;ermen'
WILsEfIr Bergen, n j. MarE'Tet widow Of the late DR.
= l.. Wiley eyed % yc1f,, IA n,h- and u days.
The relatives aud f.nd, e the family raspecfny invited
A't@ud be- Inrfa Tursdly tie 18th inst, az
from PslisaIr ave. Bergen. NJ.
wALTOS-ou Monday. Nov -. u 4 ~, Wiirn u. =
WALTON. eyed p "
Ili. f.nd. ard tho,e 81 Lis tcr William H. Walton, ~
re.yc'fu, invited to after ID, nerA 9n "ednc.da{ ,h
is'h int, = p. H.. rom No. ~ Wet Thirty second ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-15

DR.. W. III. GREGG-De0r Sir: | have been
suffering for long time with what physicians call
Diseases Of the PROBATE GLAND and RETENTION OF
URINE and unable io obtain any relief until used
CossITuIio WATLB. which began 10 produce Its eur
alive effect after taking two doses aud M man
can be more grateful than at the results. having sui
ercd all that man could suffer and live and rather
than be deprived Of the medicine woGl be willing to
Jay FIFTY DOLLARS q bottle for H.
IL has not only cured me- but several other officers in
nv district bayc been cured by IT. and woud recon
mend everybody suffering from any disease OF the kid
news TO use Constitution alter.
RICHARD LUSH
Sergeant Nth Ward Police.
NEW YORK Dec. ~ l-Gl.
Sold gholcsalc by MORGAN & ALiEN No. 10 Clih-sL.
and all Druggists.
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Cont spouJrpce Of The y \. Tribune.
ORANGE, Nov. II. 1901.
We have done well hcre-Carred our Assem-
blyman by largely increased majority; carried our
whole county (Essex ticket including very important
Offices reduced our miserable Congressmans CRogerD
majority of last year Of ), 49, to about l6O this year
II the whole State had done ~ well. should have
carried il for Lincoln :,
They tly TO make a great thing that the DIS
tiict that Mcclellan lives IN went for him. hnt the
whole town gave lr2 majority for the Union tcket
last year only majority We feel pretty good
out here and wish you had done better in Newly ork
state. We cxpcc, soon 10 have Jubilee meeting and
flse some money to send turkeys TO N" soldiers lha
is the way We are 10 celebrate DOR victory H. VI b.
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aieubcm County.

.pondcnce ofThe n. Y. Tribune
PANIED Posi- Nov l.: 1864.
In your reports You have Steuben County
600 majority We have heard from all but i've towns
aud the majority for Abe and Andy 2,2is.
The five towns to hear from Greenwood fremoh',
Huntsville Dausylie and West Union, which VIII
probably increase the Union majority to near 2''oo
You cnn readily determine by your last years amahac
your estimate and do not depreciato tho Intelligence OF
Inc good people of old Steuben. Fcnton VIII probably
exceed td.S in the county about 70 to ioo 'otes
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Union Reioiciuxs.

e,aa. Dvps'cn 70 Tue y. Y Tnbnne.
NEw-HAvEs. Monday Nov. a. 1864
The Union men Of New Haven are now ccle-
b-atne the recent Union victory by parading the
sfecs with music tOrcA-hgtis lanterns and banners
Oyarous descriptions, under the direction Of H. Noyes
Che. Marshal and calling upon citizens who have
been prominent in the late caves viz o. +. Winches
teri Candee the Hon. y. u. SpeIIy, tie Hon. j.
Woodruff Judge Francis Weylond. The Hon. VIM. W
1oardmsn. Thomas H. TrowDridge. the Hon. T. X
Foster the Hon. ID. X. Wright, the Hon. T.. L. Scfan
ton 9. > Bushnell, esq the Hon. n. Ii. Harrison, and
HE Honor Morris Tyler. Mayor OF the City. Houses
are decorated and Illuminated and the Union people are
enjoying The celebration finely. Many Of the above
named gent,emen made speeches which were warmly
spplauded
SPecia Dispatch 10 The " Y Tribune.
BmDGEPoRT, Ct. Monday, Nov II, leGi.
The Red, White and Blue Club Of this place
resolved 10 night, that instead Of having illumination
IN honor Of the great Union victory. 10 ire grand ga
ie'eoto8s hundred guns next Friday noon. and dis.
u'Oule substantial comforts among tie lunilies Of
''"ieT' residing in the City. They now rai,ng a
p''rotic fund for that purpose.
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HOTEL PERSONYEL--(ien. A. ID. Kautz, Army
OF the James; Senator ConneSs and tho Hon. 7. b.
Shannon, California and Judge Lowe. Monticello arc
nj the Metropolitan Hotel
Gen. Harms. rarkersburgh Senator Wilson. Mass.
the Hon. q. Scoteld. Union Co.. Pennsylvania and d.
Rush Peirkcn, Lock Haven Pennsylvania are ct the
Astor House