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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06
Fifteenth WArd.

To he Editor ~ Tie " y. T'fbms
SIR: JOIN VI. KNOX, has been nomina.edior
Trustee Of the Fifteenth ward by the regular Union
r,ani,a,ion and by the Citizens Union. lie Is recon
mended by such a. Gusn G. Verplsnek, William
d. As.or. Simeon Draper Henry Crnnel the Rev. DR..
De witt, the Rev Dr.. Hutton, the Rev. DIR. Campbell,
James Boormau. Judges Mitchell and Roosevelt. Cbas.
H. Marshall and Frederick De Peyster
Mr. Knox hes been a member o! the Fifteenth Ward
Board Of school Officers for tho past eight ycars. he
10 lawyer. scholar and gentleman thoroughly quail
nsd in every way for the position. He has devoted
great deal of time and attention to the schools and Is
thoroughly familiar with their Organization and work
ing.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME INTERCHANGEABLE. s.-Before Justice
CLRRKE.


SUPREME COURT-CnAMBEas-DEc s-Before JUSTICE
CLRRKE.
DECISIONS.
In re. the petition of John l.: Brown ct al' i io
opening Madison aye-Prayer of petitioner denied on the
that the Act Of 1855 does not sPpy to
the kind stated therein james Strlrer aat Wiian a.
Town.end-Both motions denied with % costs IN eaeb.
Am1sa Il. Howe ag Newton Denl ct aL-Moton erantee-
Rowland g. Hazard ag James NJ HenrySo portion oil tee
paragraph Of section 22 Of the code OF Procedure apP
10 actions for money only Samuel kodnsn
AIT The slme--sloon denied with $40 costs. Eleanor F.
Sanders .gt William Sanders granted; alimony -
per week Henry Rsdcher sg Mary Acknowledgements
ordered to Charles Price, esq Lewis L. Galloway ag' George
Observation-Disclosures ordered to John H. Harnett, esq
Marcea Rogers agt Charles Observation-Disclosures discharged
without prejudice the plaintiffs right TO her motion
these papers this defendant should at
trrpt to est her her family again L. W. Finch ct al
ag George a. Spencer ct slUndertakng approved Thco
dore H. Vsteren sgt Henry Rodemeu ct s-Noon denied
with 80 costs In the application ~ Maggie Ducon,
for discharge wit of hGbs1s orosl tlink ths Comms
sioners had right the transfer writ dismissed and
petitioner reniGnded
SPECIAL TERn-Before Justice POTTER.
Fuller ct al. agt. Ellis OF al.--COmplant dis
missed h defendants. Bew,ter Roosevelt
Decree for plaintiff prayed for with costs Haysgt. Smith
Judgment for plaintiff demurrer with leave defendants
u answer in 20 days on payment OF costs
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xxXvIIlth CoNGREss-second Session
SENATE. =. WASHINGTON, Dec. ), 1864.
COMING TO ORDER.

SENATE .wasursoIoy, Dec. s. 1894.
COMING TO ORDER
The Eenate was called 10 order at ~ O'Clock
Noon b, M. CLARKE of New.Hampshre, President pro
4 prayer was them made by the chaplain Mr. Bow
Mr. FocrE Vt) offered resolution that the Seore,
that the Senate was ready to proceed to business.
NEW SENATOR PROM MAINE.
Mr. MORRILL, (Me.) presented thecredeDtials or MT:
Nathan A. Farwe, appointed by the Governor OF
Maine to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation Oh
Mr.. Fessenden ar,v
The credentials were read and Mr.. FARwELL vas duiy
sworn In as Senator from Maine. ~ .,
Mr. FooTI offered resolution that commltlee .,
three be appointed to Join committee TO DC sppo'
by the House, and wait upon President Lincoln "
and Mat they are ready to proceed to business.
The resolution was adopted.
HOUR OF MEETING.
NJ yoorr offered resolution that the hour OF meet
ing Of the Senate be 12 O'Clock until otherwise ofoeFe"
Resolution adopted.
NsssSs Anthony Chandler CLARK, Colainer. Con-
ness Cowan Davis Dixon, Doolitte. toote rosVs,
Grimes, Harding, HARLAN Harris Henderson, Hen.
drieks Hicks, Howe. johnson. Lane OF INDIANA Lane
Of Kansas. McDougal Morgan Morrill,, Nesmlth,
Pomeroy Powell, Ramsay, sherman summer, len
VIII; A''A'''' ..
THE HOUSE gEADY FOR WORK.
Mr. MCPHERSON, Clerk Of the House, here appeared
and informed the Senate that the House was ready 10
proceed to business and had appointed committee 10
wait OIL the President.
The Senate then appointed Messrs. Focte CONFESS
and Hendricks TO act with the House COMMITTEE 10
wait upon the President
REVENUE CUTTERS 0S THB LAKES.
Mr. SHERMAN offered bill 10 authorize the purchase
or construction Of revenuecuttcrs on the Lakes.
The bill provides az follows:
THAT the Secretary OF the Treasury y Authorized TO con
street not exceeding SIX steam cutters M service 90
the LAes and for that purpose the sum o. one n o' 30
lars OF 30 much thereof arpropra,ed
RELIEF PoB KANSAS MILITIA.
Mr. LANE of Kansas introduced bill for the relief OF
the militia of Kansas In repeng the invasions o. the
Dsbals under Price. Ordered 20 be printed.
Mr.. FOSTER moved that the Senate take recess LOT
one hour. Motion carried
THE MESSAGE NOT READY.
Tho Senate re-sssenbled at u O'clock and the Com
uittee appointed TO wal. the President not having
returned on motion Of Nr. Sumner adjourned at :
o'clock.
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

SHOT WHILE HUNTING.-An accident occurred
on Saturday by which Mr.. George n Tice Of Hadsop
City lost his life. A party belonging to Hudson City,
consisting Of Mr.. Tce Timothy Deegan. GaIret Deg
and Oscar Sanford, hunting on the Ramapo Mounts
aims. While walking through woods Mr.. Deegan'1
gun became entangled and discharged the cOntent
taking effect in NJ Tices neck causing death in sbou
ten minutes. The body viewed by Justice Of ID
Peace who gave permit for removal Deceased lcavs
a widow and two children.
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Naval InselliSeace.
VOYAGE OF THE TORPEDO. BOAT STROMI

VOYAGE Or lhb IOhfEDO boAt oIhOhbOLis
The StrombOli left New Brunswick the 9th.
Capt c. 8. Boggs accompanied her az far baltimore.
having reached there fiidsy She is by this time ct
moro southern rendezvous. II il impossible. brief
mace TO describe the sensation which this vessel has
orested ct al the towns along tho route which she
has passed some said There come, t.s devil sure '
old man screaming at the top Of his voice rCoe here.
Becky 0is wife, and SEQ this awful big turtle Every
one vented to 80 on board and examine her. bot Of
course oil were denied Thus far the machinery bss
worked beautifully. giving entire satisfaction The OFF.
osrs and crew are delighted with her and anxious
10 bring her out"
THB NEW RAM VIEDICATOR.
The Vindicator is the fastest ram in the west.
sYn wste eaming against the current 1t the rate Of
Aeen miles pr hour and with the current twenty-five
miles.
NAVY YARD ITEMS
Col. Willetts, the Secretary Of Admiral Paul1.
ing u lying quite ILL., At his residence in Brooklyn.
The sidevheel gunboat Mobile, Acting Volun.
,sstaW Lhas. r 6trasd ssHwAaebE av hss2 yytut
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Aldermsnic District, CesnpPisiag Parts
Of the Third, Fifth. and Eighth Wards.

The undersigned, believing that unity Of &C.
ton ON the part OF oil loyal citizens viii at this time
secure the election in tho abovensmed district. OF an
honest and capable representative in The Common
Council is no longer candidate for Alderman. but
spectfully withdravs from the canvass In favor OF
james N. Toihil esq.,. the Union Citizens candidate
Of che Third Aidetmanic District feeling assured that
In Mr. Tuthils election our chzen will secure faith
-fal champion Of much needed municipal reform in the
affairs OF our city. Henri FrcBER.
fs, . 1884
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FREE MARYLAND.-Mr. VIM. Baer, con.

FREE MARYLAND.-Mr. VIM. Baer, con-
sulting agricultural chemist of Maryland who has had
thirty years practical experience will attend the meet
ing Of the Farmers Club Of the American Institute to.
day at /, O'clock at Room No. "a Cooper Union Build
ine and will answer all inquiries in relation to the diff
ferent climates Soils society and productions Of Mary
land. Mr. Baer will be happy to meet. In addition TO
farmers manufacturers Of acids and salts. glass and
cast iron glue and color makers &C.. as he win be able
to communicate much valuable information in relation
TO these subjects
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CHIPPING HNT8LL10ENCB.
PORT OF ..DscEnsss T.


Steamship Monterey. Fubsr, Port Royal Iseiec MAI ,.
Company 1,. VI p.,..,u
st,rmrr Anthracite, Shropshire Philadelphia
steamer Gees Sherwood Port Royal htneyt HsthawsH
Steamer Rebecca Clyde. Wige,s, Washington, James Ha
ship Star Of the West, rtry, Liverpool, j. Thomp'ess
Nephew. ,,,,,, ,,
Ship Mount Royal DR., OFiaheIty; Liverpool s
Br,s Dundee lBr.), Somrr. Porto Csbeo " X DsNon
Brig Branch OBJ, COLLECT 81. Thouss Geo. T. fsnea
Schr Minerva. Crossni IN. Baltimore, &. Kenny -
Scir O. j. Miller Johnston, Hubor Island, W. H. 'anss
Dougas ,,,. ~ n p,.vsS
schr. Evelyn, Crswley, Philadelphia, }. W. Mckee
eehr. John Ssndsson tBr C"uol, IT Johns ~ Co. ~
L c. A. D-WoL 49,.
schr J. r. Psrlsnd. Liscum, Waahington, A. Abbott
Sch. sar al Gardner, Till, boston, H. W. Load:
Schr VIRGINIA Besrse. Bo<ton. 4. w. Lewis Co -
schr Planet OBJ, Wnson. Maitland, y Whitney = Co
s!oop Harper Racket New Haven, d. b. kssAs'' EVE
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FIRE IN EAST THIRTY. EIGHTH-sT.-Yesterda
afternoon little son Of Mr. a. H. Wright. residing at
No. 80 East Thirty eightb.st, while playing with
matches on the second floor Of his fathers residence
guished the furniture and paintings were damaged TO
the amount Of 1900 Loss ON building, $1,000. No
insurance.
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BROOKLYN COMMON COUxCrL.-The Board
met last evening" and transacted considerable routine
business. It wss expected that the Committee ON Raul
rosd Fares would submit their report but not being
ready. nothing wss done.
petition was presented BY John Cole, and others
asking perission to construct horse railroad from
HnitA Church and Ninth.sts Fifth. ave.. to tho City
line, between Breoklyn end New Utrecht, and also
through YoSk.st. between jay and nainsts-fAfe not
t;tisn vas presented By Richard 8. King. PrssidcAt
pro tam Of tAs Wsnsb0ut Railroad Company. sskine
peYDilsisn - construct \ yAiReoe, eehusDe1e q
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NAVY YAkp HOsrIrAL.

NAVY YARD HosrirAL-
+. r. smith, 60. !. | Ct Cav.
John Forr.s, Co. II, I. Ct. Cav
Daniel Pss.. Co. u, ? q. II \
WIN. W. Scranton, Co. h9tk
Cop. Ira Rli.n, Coll. q CIV
Edwin Gran. Go. I. =. q. v. .
Jo. ". Harrington. Go. ii, .Ct'
=. X. Lyncs. %. ID. ] @. '.
Anthony Drsp.on. Go. } .,CtN
=. X. Com,,ock, 60. k,i.CtV
Aaron Dubcr. Go. II. III c.. '
Lew Whitaker. Coll, II CIV
serg. Y. 4. Gry, Go. Du CAV
John Ebbo. Co. /. llCL V.
Michael sullivsn, Coz ,liCt.N
John II. Murray, Co. \ ltCtn
Chas. T.. House. Cob 10 CIV
}. II. Lockwood. Co. B,l5Ct|
I'd. Ayr-., Co. Is, !. Ct '.
Joseph Nond. 60. Is. " c. '
l.. L. Hovi. 90. Is. IL O.. '.
Edwin R-.s. 60. u. u CT. v.
IFANsIEHKED IRON NAV,
YARD HOSPITAL ASSArO-
LIS, 10 BALTtAohf.
C.E.Bartholemow =, iCtCsv
rs. huriburt Corp, ,Bl Ctcnv
" A. CLARKE, A. 1th O.. ' OILS.
u. fstlry, q, 9Th CT. Vols.
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COURT CiLENpAR-Tuls DAT.

n. n s.,,cr,,-P.r, I-Nos 2glt 2ssi. 28oJ, 2Ss3
!asl 1852 1851, sas7, 1852 49,; Ises FL BIS s ss.;
2S,7 2sT7 1917 ssos, 26N 1866, 1850 siit 1877, 100
81 2,sa ss-s 2tg ,2sa c?36 2l?, 1872. lI-Nos
ea7 ssa 2.sy 2so rs, Ts. s1, 2,'ssrxcIAL Tsns.ps
murrer Mo-. qsses o! law and fsct Nos no Ill.,
100 20 Sl6. . 49,. ,... ....
SupEslon CouRr--Part Mos. 3l90. J465 :O43 l74S.
3Sa SCI, 800 xji1 ol2s, I9l, use 800 ol. e6ls 3NS
Part Nos 30 400 tvl< <ol6 S<8, <J6, 9IS, 1e1 A3<S
Jl2e 2Se2, 10, J464, ace. -
CoURr or COMMON PLrAs-Part I-Nos. 799. 757. <ls.
IN T,9 1874 49, 49, e00 49, 806 49, &C., az e8Pat H.
MOI, a. ss3 co. SOL ec3 lls ts III, 49, eas, Az ls 30
~ 67S
BROOKLYN CITY Court, Dec. mos. 10, u, y,
2s ~ 30 ~ 81 a. 80 81 20. 40 ~ ~ =. u, 49, u, S.
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The election to be held in this city on Tues
day. Dec Is for the purpose Of choosing The following
officers TO serve from the LIT Of January: An Alder
man in each Of the Adermanic Districts having an odd
numerical designation. viz: First Third Fifth Sew.
enth, Ninth, Eleventh Thirteenth Fifteenth, and Sew
epteenth Six Counclrnen in each Of the four Senate
nal Districts One Commissioner OF Common Schools
Tor the First Second Third Fourth Fifth, Sixth, and
Seventh Districts One Trustee of Common Schools for
each Ward and 70 fill such other School Offices "a are
now legally vacant Below Ia list Of the nominations
made bv the different political organizations. Those
marked with - are the present incuInbents.
FOR ALDERMEN.
/. John Bsttersby, C. John Moore. T. W. AoK
James Fitzgerald. A. ".
Thomas Stewart. e. A.
NJ Henry Fischer. G. George 4. Barney,
Jas. II. Tuthiii CA. Charles kilsy: IT,
Michael Norton :McK
A xs s.l r. Ks.i g. ,Ss:'Ra' kNpP
VII. william d. Getpey @. John G. Havsnd T.w.
VIM Cooper. mck-C.A
TX. Isaac Dayton. G. 'Iewis r. Ryer4. 4. W.
Jacob A. CoDoyeY, G. Michael IMrkin, NICK
VI Jouatban Myers, g. e X.John Briee. TA.W.
Cornelius Ackermsn, C John Hardy, W.
XIII James r. Coulter. G. Peter Mhsterson T.
Nstban G. Civ. G.CA. James Mskswen W..
Henry Moore, Z. u. james b. Bray, Mc4-
Nv. Edward c. johnson, c. Alexander Brandon. L.
James UBIien. w. T.
Goo w. vorian, NICK.
Marshall vousht, e. A. T. Nick. u.
X. G. Fowler, Ind.
Samuel Webb Ind.
XVII. James &. Watson, e. g. b. w. Van voorhis. r.
c. Nick. e. y.
John McQuade, 4.
John Hart, W.
POR COUNClLMEN
Dis Ha,e" Central co%m.'a
Charles H. Patrick. p. Keenan,.
John Stacom, james Hayes.
Anthony J. oliver. John J. Davidson,
sPatricf II, Keenan,, Isaac Robinson,
Chandler III. Patrick, james Mcclure.
Tsm~Ssy Drnoerss,e.
-PstricE III. Keenan,. Edwin ". Hagssrty,
John Staooan, 'Jsmes Hayes.
Thomas p. Povers Michael BropAy,
Riobssd Fitspsfrich. samuel L. HuShtsn,
GioAael Nsdiean, james Hayes.
ANTHONY J. Oliver. .Pstrick q. Kssnsn,
{hsA 4 vle4eistse, Thomas 6inntt
Inward D. Cdhnion. Jsnes Mcclure.
Citfssas Asssciaiiss-
John j. Devidsoo. John Cmerfbrd-
Antbonv J. Oliver, Chas A. Viemei0toA
Chandler 81. Patrick, james MCGUIRE
Lai1esdcns ..
John T. Fisher. Ind.
onion Csshsl Com~iuss
Y. William H. Taylor, Simon Haxlston,
henry A. Smith John White
~ TsJRL n Ss"s5sP,
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RaaaenReea Arrived.

In .,Aanssio Tfgiaia, from L,.~yol and Q,sn'seDs1
~ McC olam, Jane McCollum {. B. Haywood Mrs: OD9
herty Heury ODohsrty Edith ODoherty, 8. R,neb MIG
Horxorth, Mss Hororth J. Taylor, Ma Taylor, wuhaA
Taylor. Maria Little. ,~
Ia n.a.s Transport Cassaadra from Fortress nercsCspS
Thomas E,dridse Capt. Bradford I. l.. Small EW bukeX
Thomas Clarendon, NJ Lshy.
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THm CHARTER ELECTION.
Places Of Holding the Polls.

Ia Common Council the following are desig'
mated as the places in each Election District in the sew
eral wards OF this city, at which elections shall be held
until otherwise ordered. ID. /. VALEN1ISE, Clerk
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mnPinc Disusfer.

, BOSTON, Monday, Dec. 3, IstI.
The brig Nruccabah of Boston, Capt. Arey,
| from Gardfnef, Me-. with oats and hay, bound to
Fortress Monroe entirely destroyed by fire while
at anchor In Holmes Hole HarbOr Saturday after.
noon. The Ere origins ted from the galley.
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BROOKLYN ITRMs.

BROOKLYN CRY MORrALITY.-The total
pumber of dea,bs in this city last week was l q whicn
10 were men. 81 women. 20 boys aud Is GRIT The psin'
cipsl diseases wese: Consumption. 49, Convulsona H.
UnrssmuS, Q. Drupsy, g. Diphtheyia. Scarlet Fever;
II, Small PoI q. Whooping Cough Cfoup -. iypnola
the n 8. los, ireland. "a, England, 8; Germany II;
Scotland 2; Poland, /: Frunes, l..
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SUPREME COURT-Dsc. s-Before Justice NELSON
EXTRADITION CASE.

in tho matter Of tue appliclfiOn Of John VIM.
Schmidt Consul General o. Prussia for the United States OF
America for the eItradtion Of Ernest Gudenfus alias &C.
rards. Of Halle Prussia
TIE sed with forging large number Of bills
OF exchange in the OF y. Klesch Hferep bankers
in Prussia Justice Nelson duly Issued warrant.
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Nrw:yyyRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. DECEMBER g, a6

conner Of Oliver and Oak Sta and Leahey shot How
land In the thigh. infioting severe wound. Leahey
vas arrested ard committed for trial BY Justice Dow
ling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

An INFANT observation-disclosures Hanley q
Hudson City, held an inqnes. yesterday the body
ne WY born infant found on Van vriper's lot in I'd
town of Bergen which had evidently come to its DEATH
by violent means its Trains having been beaten OUT
The Jury rendered verdict to the eject that the chile
came to death at the hands Of some person or persons
to them unknown There is clue tO the perperator<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

CAUrIoN-A circnlar has been issued beaded
"I5th Ward Citizens School Ticket indorsing Messrs
Gerard and KaoI. This is moi the ticket u the Cit
sen's Association The nominees OF the Chzsns Asso
citation are s. Weir Roosevelt for Commissioner ard
Heavy A. Taller for Trustee.
IS WEIR ROCKWELL Secretary.
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RECEPTION OF new -Jacksou

RECEPTION OF 4 NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Engine Co. No. of Jersey City. brought home beaus
tful new engine yesterday afternoon, from the nsser
in New.York They were received at the ferry 81
steam fire Engine Co. No. !, and with bands Of MUSE
marched through the principal streets Of the city
the evening the Company celebrated the even, by bali
at the Hudson House.
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a Card.

70 he Ea,to, u M n. l. Tl1unf
sIx Permit TO state through yo,r eslnmns itst the
uss d nv nsme circular advocating the election Coun
Gilman Brandon Alderman OF Tie Twenty rh Ward IN
authorized the Citizens Asso ia'ion hsvs wf,hdrswn
their candidate, shal support Y. q. johnson.
December 5, 1854 CHAS. FOX.
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:. s. CIRCUIT COURT-DEc. 5.--Before Judge NELsoy.
THE GRAND JURY-INDiCrMESTS.

The Grand Jury came into Court this morning
with large amber OF indictments among them two against
s.sc Henderson late Navy Agent for receiving bnbe he
being distvrsns officer Of the United States Also
three bills against Csspc. A. slenbeck fer nsttu,ins and
prosecuting fss. claims against the Government; and one
against Julian X L.se. late Herald reporter. for openinss
letter not addressed to him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

DESTRUCTION or A TOw.BoAT By FIRE.
About O'Clock on undsy evening afro broke out on the
tow boat George Farrell lying at the foot Of Partition
n. South BROOKLYN. The flames spread rapidly, and
.on euyeloped the vessel which totally Destroyed
Loss oo5 0O0. The boat was owned BY Aessrs Conkln
and Harvey Of NeW.Yoik.
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! MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM n ,e,..;: 10 Sun -4:33 Moon eef. .n:e
| HIea WATER rms DAT ~
Sandy Hook. u: 81 Gov. ILsnd. lp He'll 0ate'. 9N
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Connecticut Soldiers Rreen''y Released
from Savannah, Gu, now in Annsp'
ellis, Nd.

J. Hswiins. II. 9Th CT. NoL,
Ja,. Reade. ID, l0,h q. tois.
}. Hsrdsn. n. Ilth Ct. Vols.
}, MeCsGty, d. 18th CT. Vols:
Geo. Bumyau. A, lfth O.. No'L
A. Cross, r, 10th a.. Vols.
James Abbey, II, 10Th G.. Vols.
". G. NJ i,chell, 3 10 c. Vol
DIED IN NAVY YARD HosPi-
TAI NOV. y.
Jerry Sullivan, n, II. c.. C,v.
T. W. Post, b, 10th c. Iols.
DIED ~ ST. JOHNS COLLEGE
HoHr1TAL-
Cha,. c. Busdici, !. ! G.. Cay.
Ma,laek Dominica, ID. CIV.
Loui, j. FiIly. a, 9Th c. Vols.
Alex. BmDts. =, ION c. Vols
VIM. a. Woods, q, 10 Ct. V.
Willsrd Bs,htn. II. II, Ct.Nol.
Lyman Chsth.ii. &. tCi. oil.
John Win.low, a, ~ CT Vol.
C,ns. alderman. ID. 10 Ct. Vol
Oscar Lyon !, 10th ~. Vols.
~. Bochcrding, u, 10Th Ct V.
VIM. n. Johnfo3, A. Ii Ct. "
DIED ~ sr. JOHNS HosrI-
TAI, DC. j.
VIM. II. Gordon, X, ! c.. Cav.
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LARCENY.-A woman, named Rosanna Luce
was yesterday arrested by Officer Quea Of the FOrtg(
fifth Precnt, on charge Of stealing piece Of CLOTH
valued at 81 80 from the store Of Mir. Reese. South
Seyenth.st, near Secondst, 4. d.
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The Roll Of Homer.
FORT MONROE, Dec

Ic"T'
The following is list of the deaths i'll the
hosnitals Mt Old Point since the last repOrt:
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SrABBIyG ArFRAYs.-Late on Sunday evening
Thomn. Pendergrast stabbed in the head by some
unknown person, at the corner Of Seventhave and
Tweniy third st.. and slightly injured. He wos taken
10 his residence No. 1872 seventhave.
Mary =. Mcnamara, aged 20 ycnrs. while qnnrreiing
With Catherine Sullivan in Roosevelt ST.. was stabbed
in the side hy the latter receiving severe wound she
was taken TO the N,H.York Hosliisk The sssailant
escaped.
John Dempsey aged II years, was arrested for
,tsbbing Gnstayus White roeiding at No ITO t;reen
wich.st ia the breast. He was committed by Justice
Bowling IA default Of VI. COO bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

CRUELTY TO CHILD.-A woman, named
McCarty, residing at No. l24 South Third.st. z d.
was yesterday sent to the Pententis for six months
by Justice Daley for repeated acts Of cruelty to bed
stepchild. girl Of seven years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

SUPERIOR CoURT-spEclAL TsRn-DEcs S. Before JUS
tice McCCSs
DECISIONS.
r.. Riley agt. j. Gibson.-Moton denied with
Bio costs to De nd Ant. Papers in Clerks Office.
Before Justice BARBOUR.
Lena Wardwad agt. Leny Aaron:-Application
for writ Of ,npy.et,as dened Jerome Fellows sst Moses
81. Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-06

Geo. Newcomb, 10th NY. Art.
James Stafford, 18th ". v.
w. }. Ostrander. l42d n. X.
Elijah Brown, 10Th US. Col.
yonn jenkins. i28th US. Col.
NOVEMBER &c.
Henry Thomson. 18th ". YArt.
Joshua Hill. Cd Ohio.
Francis Drake, ls' y. Y. Art.
VIM. Snithcrs. li2d ". Y.
Ira Sprsgue. Sd ". Y. Cav.
VIM. Thompson. 29.h Conn.
. NOVEMBER y.
Harrison Nntting. 39th III.
George h. Hall. 9Th N. II.
Charl.s Snyder. 61th Ohio.
W. Goodwin, I'd n. II.
George Lewis. lltth u. y. Col.
Thomas Sack. lI4th u. :. Col.
NOVEMBER 20.
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D.. ID. stewart, ll,h Me.
g. {. Harvey 18th y. Y. Bat.
John O. Reither. l,2d y. Y.
Samuel Hines, 10th Pc.
yOcEMBER 90.
Henry Benson, I'd Pa. Art.
George Ainsw orth, 9Th N. n.
Isaac Nichols, Eth 4. :. Col.
Ch4r.cr Mayo. rnas. Recruit.
NOVEMBER -.
John Brunnel. Unss. Recruit.
Joseph Lloyd. 3gth y. :. Col.
Patrick Farrell, 18th X. ]. Art.
DECEMBER ].
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Georz. Hart. 9Th u. :. Col.
sllas Brook, lot 4. ). Co!ered.