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The New York herald., 1864-11-04
Police Inteiifueaoe.

sscouxe AsyaAr frfr-rnnp srrur.-rwo youn,
men named Peter Boylo AM Norris Murphy became Ia
vcved IN . quarrel in Frfty.shird street, near Thrc
avenue, when Murphy drew reviewer and alschsresd
three of The barrels st his sntsRont Two Of the sLo.s
ock ensc, IN Boyles ls and The other IL his
bip The third cLot did not tske edeot. Immsds,ey
after uslDg the pistol Murphy away and Ia yet a
large Csptan HART, o. The kosteeph precinct IL 10
Lefsuit OF him. II ssid tnat at Of the dchsgcs u
tho plrcl Murphy shot bimsef thrcagh bs hand Boyle
was conveyed tc 81 Lukes hospital fof treatment Bis
wounds are thought pct 20 be dangerous.
CaAses or PALss Parrxxcm m--Ersstus n. ~ Garrett,
Ms Mos" daguerrean artist, ing at SIS West thirty
hra street, was on Monday arrested by ocer Titon Of
W. sheerih precinct, on ohsrss Of false pretsnocs
pfessfAd ag+nst hlm by Mr.. fAtrea Emrpuci, o. Ts
crsho stfest The latter oath befote led
that IN toe month Of May Juns sst The ds
wbo tneu we hs na'ne 20 frsstns Ats sd MOON IA "a
spd offered iosell for SEQ certain hogse wa1or and
harness. vbt he represented he bouPht cr.an ana
consequently ~es sbie 10 seil 81 tnai Mice Emsi1sI
believing the r.prepeu aticns thgp rado 10 bs rns
bought tbe prope,iy but subsequently on driving "a
prcstwsy, scar 1N-snty ffccDd slreet rr Gtsr.n
keerDg livery stsbs taw he bCtse scd clair "a htn,
HIS property. SIR hso hired the hose m ts,,
spd pod 70 return me snir,i bnd nf more a. va IN
l.rest p erect rse a. NJ. msrNc On No fatv pre
septed Justice Lsdwiin tod Garrett 20 pr.00 fcr
tfisi In dessun Of u, 900 haa- asa MU HV1E. NJ
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Coronsrs, Inauests.

SUICIDE M TAKrxo AassMa-Corsfcr wldey on Monday
held inquest ~ No. IL Bedford street. body
Mr.. George W. Simmons, formerly boox merchant who
msssd suicide by taking desc Of arsenic Deceased
had been unfertapats In hns,es abs owing 10 the ss
| OF his property. he became sxcscdinsy low spirited
Mr.. simmons has frequently threatened ooms sui-
oids, and Sunday carried hts threat ioto execution
much the surprise OF hw scqusintancee The iury
rendered verdict corresponding with the foregoing
tive OF Bosior Hs relations ia boston have been no
ned 10 come and take charge of the rsmains for
meut
Boz pRousm-A boy named Kerry Hus oss. sixteen
years Of sse. was drowned Sunday evening BY fail
ips, or bong pushed, nsc the dock MOI North
river At the tiUs Of the Gre N Washington street Tie
body was recovered yesterday afternoon aud Cercber
RsDney noinsa % bod az pqoest deceased lived wnh
his parents at les Eu'herry street.
FArAI scALpiso CAsuAfsy.-sn irquest was held st
lao Mulberry street, By Coroner wdey, the body Of
james Reynolds, tie boy pged four years ard hs,
eeivsd on sstuIdsy Afternoon 10 corsNauspoe on fsng
into tub OF sc.ldna water which stood the noor
whore be vas at Play.
FATiLI IrJufrp ~ rArL.-Coroner wtldey on Mon.
day held an inquest, Al a Pen street, on tho body n
Henry N. Carey, nfytwo yesrs Of age and native OF
Ireland VINO ded from tbe effects cf rfios received nv
falling backwards 10 ttebie 10 Roo,eielt street ihe
spius 81 deceased supposed 70 have bee. fractured
A cAr or cHnr iURpsS.-- Coroner Collin ned sp In.
quest over the rsmslns Of t.mae infant which wars
found lying IN MADISON Aveuue Fifty second street.
vrspped up in an old shuL Deputy Coroner Robinson
n,hs portmeriem exammb,rA On the b dy spd fouod
S'at tns umni ics "yd ksd been severed about three
lpcnes rom the 1ody. The exsnsissshn also showed
ttt ho child wac tuHy dsvsoIcd spd hsa been bpn
alive 10 the dots"s opincn death nd se-piira from
bem.rr hsss hcrn tbe unbiios cord snrihe jury REQ.
dersd vrde' 70 lst effect. No In or stAp whste,er
Vuc 10 'pnhtc IsslNs % tie yAr.bisge ~ the ,hia
.sAIn o. Ma 1nrosp Mr., james rrod TIE zen.
Hem W sho rss severely ipjorsa ~ beins svuck bys
tfn vbfb bsw u,vp I'm The eslbtjishmsnt NJ, $
fsfk hN pnf's We leafy lfh n ~ 24tb su oiao
ssisfasN ~ iAs Ntw t"fg 40 pi,.i ., fObes IsrFey
wni nosa " ns - The tedy or, rhs ns.. .soa
lived ~ o. Me~s y~sLiy 'hfw are.t
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Fort Of New Yors. Hevsmbex }, 1861

Fort Of New YORK. Hevsmbe< }, 1864.
cLEAREn
Steamship AssanzAa Liesesang Havana-fhos Asosnsi9
sss.nssis Arsi. WILSON. Havana aud New orlsans>b
Steamship John GiOssn. Bowen, Fhiiadslnsia-H Tay
snip Panther Lo!hrop Bos.cn-n y Cooley. -.
pris Einorea ulss dassoia' V'iA Vscchia--Homoos
ss s s"s vs,; CAD os r. .san s.os e.
shr Fnshion saeSsyS po:a fesrs sr SSuaawm In
schr vgrlan. tBr). Knowles. xaasu-rA Webster
s a., Great m.;ssr
so6r Jss Hay Hathaway. washing.p Bentley. Smith
sssr xsson Mar.l,ns, ws:ang,oI.ns', ,ass ssasn
sssr r fs nsSiey. cars fsisdsiphiAh R.okes
Ssss s sss. s.s s: f ss:s,s sss 'sa So.
sD slssS F'ssssa sIo~n COBB s'f sy'.tc s.'- A'''
sssamsr aoiIisoa. sicSmau. fhnadsphiA !.
ARRIVED =.
y,sss sas a.,:.nss!: % . Go sssssa.!s s,a ps.ss
Wrt 4 Nav York Car. cmes ssna
we ed for Ss he rsnea bread .l - Ss ss
been broker IN the ser and xhe making one foot Of
per q ss on
ss e. s
Ss :. r' her z NJ s.
day Il 10, Ion e4os gasssd sh'p Hamboursara
.Assss sss!,s rs va y
fs sn III: s e a n 1 rs asa a:: ssss ss
s: @ :nd q sst sossas o
iso AN ., .s ssshs. c,sn sa Signals with steam
'NS sSa D. fss s'a, s% HSSl' '1s s saea
as sd I Week 70 y, soaa a vim Sy Both ns ~
son. w.,sss:sed and sosndoned painted
ssis Josa csasrsn tTrp M Robin xarsinssus q days.
Esrs siaSsi, Churchill Boston days. IN ballast. e
dss., with eo,.os and Semp 70 Ds~of. Hsd Ss.vy
s,s KsDnsssc Ey' a.os Bay. rs d.ya Had heavy
sas Assiepe, Nelson Cow Bay 10 da-s with coal, 10 H
Ansoia Crane Windsor II days with plaster :,
Morton tsr,. Smith, windsor, n day. With pota.
~ih S'p potatoes .,s INV saIsldss 'as0 o0'a"
sehr resri iBr, cornm sllls. Ms. 10 days, with 20
% sshr OCEAN s wsy. sr, Flew.lsn ooruwari. 10 daya
Yuss.sp tBrl; Gooi. Horton. ss 's days with 20.
sehr s.ar Sec !sr,, Grower River Herbert Ns
schr Harris Layton John, NIB. IL days with spars
:as2 %ihs: s ws: sss.'' Va
sc sssr s1 ssna r. E Lork as. EhsOssspor sn,,i ss
s.hr Percy, Cot sasip9rs for Newark.
ssr Sch; f.os h.s:'isi s.na.ay Ms sGsess seas,.s4
1 Echr John Adams, Hatch, RocklanL
Echr L.y .yBchburg. Van Chef, Boston
Scor Tryan Grove elL New Beaford for AlhAxN
Bchr iioro. Kepusy, 8loucestcr
Scny Altay Ella, Quin, Prov
Schr Saile Smith, Green, Fall River
l schr Erneine Hairht, Howes nsrnis.
/ s,hr Melbourne, Aarston Provfaenoe.
Schr Eva, kUrthrnp Providence.
schr Anerioa. Re- nolds, Pfoviaeuca
l sCbr = A Mount q ARK. Prov dence
Schr Chas A Snow Heath, fawturket
Scnr HosL Cranmer. New Haysn.
Sehr Henry Renaen, IubbeI New Haven Tor p Even
Sebr Arabine. Dousass, Nes London,
schr John Jones', Ward. Norwich.
SoAr feyas, q aanpI. =. Nors ten
Sch q r Lock ~ood. Ssvin Norwich
Scht Golden Gate, Cbese, Norwich.
fchr = Shsddck. Slcb1ius MiddletowA
pcr 1aie scrauton Dayton. Madison FOR washington.
ScHr trident. Robinson, Nies Point
EchI s Hkwlsy. Carr Greenport
Scar ErGe Terry As5an tor 1reenport
schr Il smith, Sirout Rendout .or Boston.
Wind sun set kSE.
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80 aAt ssnUss stsiswsl upss wtsce NE dsundanoss
s.r s.. ss .Ssa.a
nes, b apps nt y.u. ~ 70 irsads and myself
:as ,.ss y .. s.S ,S s. i s:sss e.
S:::.:s ~ ~! ;s 81 s:s: ::
M; r.s: as: e:
ssos::s: :ss s: :;S;s:S a.. ~: .r ::
ssmsn Ticket fer NE Sos fSs which they
Do y. al s a. ssSss .sssS 81 mine
the organization AND assure Of profound gra'
ions ,hrcuSoa ns s sss q snrsss he s.%s
ana iceiinos tes hereby erpress to committees
ars sd ~ sr,sa sSnS' = remain sscssrn
NOMINATION or JUDGs RJssEL.
AZ meeting Of tho COMMITTEES Organization Of the
Moxars Hall General Committee, which met at No $50
Broadway, November 2, 1884, Mr.. Joseph B. Tully
having rsoeDsidered his Dissemination 70 accept
nomuaton i0r the oce Of City Judge, and TIE near ap
proach Of tho election rendering impossible TO place
anstnor candidate In tho tsd WITH any fair chsere OF
john Kelly Tor Sheriff Recry w. Genet for Cornty Clerk,
nnd John Fox for Supervisor Who have also been not
nalsd by fammsny nsllj, therefore,
Resolved, That tstwesn Mr. Howe. fss McKeon- woad
ocs, regard the tho inendedf 70
te eonsroed Iato personnel triumph Of Fernando Wood
besr placed in the oace W respected be owed
n oorssnSs rsn ssyTsSr and We
LUKE y. cozANs, Chairman.
ss ~. S.,an. gs'''' Secretaries.
wIrHnRAwsL OF MR. MANrIpHp.
Mr. BenjAmln =. Manisrfs, rspEou6an, LSS Withdrawn
from the Congressional sautass In the Elshh district
and resommends h friends 70 support Mr. z. Dodge the
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TIE TENTH OeRPs.
nr. Jane. u. w.ra.,rs Despatch.

HEAporARIrRs, Txsru AHxy Guar, I
bssoHE KIcsNoSp, Oct. 80, 1854.
Tbs casualties ir this corps not aA all In properties
y the amount Of fighting donc, being very slgst Bu'
,svsniy killed and only thirty.ons missins
ssxDE the aggregate much ces than would bare bean
SsSssd. Ths loss Of tie rebcis have been
Az rc-DgSr o. TEE RATTLE
elus;sr Of four cvs houssa,A little Of fren The
bs<sy;ss-n road, Was occupied by the rebeh during
shsrsdsy', ngh,, from which tney Cred upos
being very seoossarY that thsy should be
Sbsodsed, seeton Of sahsry placed IN Iosihcu
- tie sns-zy shelsl out o them. "A German fanRy
tosnpy ore the housss Attempted 70 render bosab
Ssso BY p.cinG barrels ~ potatoes around the iusds
kser which Gos Do,ksS end her tls toy covered them
ysivss with esther bed and safe
Sos willie, % ng vstuiaADe thcnselvs< sheil burst
akeo,ly over shs house, Iart Of erssbns through
xtk log upon he'd tosrtag 70 rieccs scattering The
h&thers eysy bireCttcn and severely uounopg the
ysn.n and ALSO. uricg the ohid. They were brought
(G W ny,1i hospital, whore their wounds we're
evsssd ard evsas susuison paid 70 them. called ~
Ne ncsphsI TO dss And In 5onsersoo with fbe woman
s suppressed rcr fvrrcw the OF haf 1ather bed
Ass aaxss,y skom keSfef or ctld.
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MtxscpInpeo N eoua.

sorn H A wlIIAss tof Provncetown). Smith. 1ree'
rsn' % ashore ia gsoar ss curing Tho s.ers s.. q
Ing and the crew saved With dinoaty.
scHR MArrLovgR, from Ehzsbehr port Boston, struck
,oa: Sa. a. isss.. sn Il s.s s.:ss .aa
saa sn VIZ. ssisan s. 4 f: .ps ss- ss
&c. The Ida Miller has gone % her
scHR MAsrvt pstrick from saco for Bam ore lahore
IN We river s,s milos from Baltimore. les easy.
scHn ooopsrrED esx,er. Of and from BOSTON FOR Phil.
Ahassss near Bocx isiaad Oh Tussas ss Capt Basisr
mate and & sa men took 70 their soss aud succeeded i
:; ,S s9s W. Lane
gs p,s ~. we. ~ ssnsnsd ~ che from the Jsrd off
Hsttcs to NJ ariners.
The susconues'e Light Vessel hsi been replaced he,
Of y9sh sss hSshs;s se.Ts f.,,o,..
Boston, Nov 3. 1854
Issrrcro, LIeHrHousr sorrro. Yrra prsrner.,
ne wnopeAby sp. LagA, Vessel ssniSisins two % hsAs
y ''''' q he russf.scz, ss.T: o. usx
HrDsOssa,a,e % M ,,,S orSic. Apr.AIrr.
mo Mnisssr % Marine ss n.dr nas given nss q a on
:Sees from s .r.ss %
~. s 1s. .f.S' n.S .s. .s gs p.. an
2. sOove The /. of the should be
TIE Illuminating apparatus dope by lenses Of the
The 50 fee. hsh On Ne south part Of
the fort OF TIE Verde I.snd, In.
LLs..sss:; Lsns,sss..:. e \ .s or..ur,.A
roRs AI,AarKs-rixrp RID iIcIr CARLOS
Ano that GU AMI afssr ne Il day Of November. 1874
Lsh' WIN b .shbitsd rom hthsuss recently erected
neT "a. Carlos Dc hspit Fort Ahsoucs In The prov.
Tss sl VII aIed wh,,. nss. placed q. IN elevation
Ihs ,llumlnsiins sppsrsius aopr,c sy cnsss Of
Tue round, buit Of s.cps retains natural CO.
lcr "a Zee, hss s.d :, d.rs so,nr-a nn.,n
ssss o. ne town OF ran .allcs de 10 Rap'ta, In
Ea,,sSs:i Eaasisas..... Sss sof or..n-,ca
Thi, light s,,b the BEL bnoy yns t cables sontbwest Of
oalecbs Point viii vsssss entering por lAsques
yonr r.sair-rIrp lIcnr on !A.oo rorsr
pspso poir. lie nc,ib part o. Al spue. ds Toross md
III. iss VIII 10 : 6sed write Ht piared elevation
. o s c s, % ;rs ,s s ~. e. @ sSs should O
Tue Illuminating apparatus diopsrc or hy lenses OF Inc
Tue tower Is "a feet bizh round painted light color and
suroune ~ green sn,ern y isrs from toe middle Of
ss .ss ...rr, .s -, n r.u cs 0s soraa
r,ngo Point - ow and sbsli.w wss. exiends come ~.
~ com ass av q ~, smI Irrdsn,pn rsnm.rps
cons usrlars, llsnrou4,. nonr, ro,pr-Aeprr,oWAI
Liehr TO MARX roirrk o. rAvsrs aocp
PAt,sT nrv,cx Duni,s, Oct o. is4
&c. T.s H.. Sss 's ~ o psSs q ma
Whit. ish, wAs hinse frn ,as bs.e ~ the cors L,1t
aid s :"as. e % s sas ~
rts psl, shows 10 seward from nos.r, Head rrnna
.s9wsf%.w = = % about ," a mies zoe ss4s~srd
s;as. ); .s. s' .'"'"' iS as :. "a ss. K ,: s..,.
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CITY Polftios.

DIcLfArios or Joskrb .. irLir, ONE o.v THE CAN.
DipA1Es ron olTY Iurea.
Mr.. Joseph Iuiy, The anti Wood aossrt 10 wipes for
CITY Jrdgs, has declined 10 favor q Judge Abr Nsm u.
Russel. The following ~ his letter OF dcclipstion.
No mflsslu ssrrrr NEW YoNs Nov III vA
6so. o. GFrFr Chairman, end 2. sss and vs. X. mn,
see,sLses oi the Mozart hsll Dspeo suc County on.
vsntioR
cAsrIrrss--y recon sdsred ny .csp.sno. az uNs
porinslioo o. he Ac1ar VAL denorscy tue oacs
CtJ Judge 0f The cy oi New YORK doing this have
been iphueacad 81 se-srs psyen The secton 10 mai
tnp5tsat position or nny ver~oa no might his yer
rsfispce eitbsr vita spn of t,e demo.
cratic iusituops OF this btss End nsIeh or ne pubic
welfare tsd safety.
In ordinary tires Political eorsIasnt,Ds should not
- hat htve conroiae vegh " eet fnnuirf te ftncss
II esprtfs'es ioT Judicial bonets hpt rt 70 sfensrr
tifrr. Ard ttotlf tfr 4 prNAs r5i. it,ps ~ 90
af 90 thig 81 ,er .sX I'm.
m.sce sheaia ~ hleo ~ 40, f-nNsssa so.s- i-Ai1ea
ssd abe who not tr. W u.fnsiff~atf ndE
ysvs psry srd pol< sslsd spnisr proies ,1s prvtse
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Tho Steam FrigMtc Wa bash.
TO TIE EDrToB or THs uBaALp.
UNITED srArEs STRAIN FRIcAsE WABAsl
koRrsxs hoRsox, Va. Nov. ], 1854.

UNITED srATFs ETKAM FRioAvs WABAsH,
toRrsSs HoSsos, Va, Nov 1, 1884. I
observe . letter from Captain J. Decamp, United
States Navy In your ssus Of yesterday correcting sone
erroneous statements which had previously boon pub
shed regarding the fitness OF this vessol for eorvce
In that letter the Csptsin that the boilers icaky
and unre able, and believe sneh their ndhon
whom he ioft the vessei; hut bog leave state
since having joined the snip have sssnined thsm aud
find thst tue very sbc young engineer who has beer 10
charge OF this ipery during the past eleven montbe
SECOND assistant p. x. Voorhees-bss very skiuly ro
pared them. that they do not leak 10 the slightest
and regard them being reliable for any service which
viii PROBABLY BE- required Of them
ALpAN C. Sr,MERS,
Chief Engineer, United States Navy.
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TIE EungGsxTB c0RPs.
Mr.. Schn A. rraey's Despatch.
Bz4rorIsw~,, E,cu-xur,u A., Co.rs

1&s &Nhh ~ LHhNy's DeIp1kEs
hzAI I1Asxse, EiGHr SuyB Arny CoRrs
~ ia fMID, Vs., Dot 81, 1864 \
EvsythinG bst returned 70 lie oar position ar1 the
nEc march End desperate ehgge Of tho 2Ytb appssrs ss
kEcam.
1xS coicrsD DUIsycS
hss resumed ns cid pcss.sor, and rM two br,ssGas
whoL accompanied The msrck Of The ooursp delight m
sxpalung 90 their spylous corrsrss Of The tgade tbs
ssss LEI, behind oil tbs goSiss Of their ssda aud soc
,sgs VI charge The orsray's works on tLe yok Rail
ssad fbsy Of tho two guns they there added
chsr si o. captures, aud elsim lkst they would have
Been sccerpauied BY coos had tho enemy betp have
asoufh q sssnd for them.
Hpr1L DnfcToH cArrrExD.
Amons three captured BY the enemy were Df. STRAW
sr'ose Medical Director d the corps, ana Lieutenant
MmIfec belrsrp rirl Rhode Island battery. They
poe ~ ured by gpsiIsr on the haTIss City road
". srssotlafe Was fldina down this road 70 ssecs
Svuss oi bo~ptal, when he captured Lieutenant
bsmgeon osss - pecnlarly hard, a. his time had
ksa sne hs nsd tdeen out aDd emo be mustered out
~ Lieutenant Nels, oDnmisssry Of mustcrs
d. ArsvotTH, VsiiEn eTIfvs v,urr1vFra
q let msacsl eicsr ~ Hsctmsn'R ls,or snccsads Dr
suswssiess - Jsc1osl DHeelor os sbs eoris ri
MM rrH sospi.ks #M
NE hnspSs evstern % this ccrts sdnirshle ana he.
sct osy ailIacd the stIanlsn GeaioAi oloers zsr
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YeunW HeA's ChristfHM ARSociatiOns
ADDRESS BIT BISHOP SIMPSON.

ADDRESS BIT BISHOP SIMPSON.
no Academy OF Nusic IN this oity was crowded Lass
night by the friends Of this popular associaonwhicb'
in It's time, has done much gcsdhs occasion be ng an
sddress from Right raw Dr. Simpson, Bishop OF the
lpiscopal Church. we have rarely seen the Academy
more crowded IN every part Tho platform was FULLY
throuaed, and u was dllncult to nnd spare room any
where
Tho Organization Of tho meeting began with prayer and
tho usua, preminares OF religious asscmbaas. The
next movement was collection, which occupied great
deal OF tins. but Tho actual financial result 10 us a.
While me collection In progress gentleman, ap.
sadisnoe saying that no ons need sxpec, Bishop
SIMPSONS discourse until he had given M his mite TO-
rrevocsbe eterrniDason Of the Nsuas,ng tcmmtsse;
although he did not say IN sbe precise words OF
learned divine. evidently would have done 20 70 this
effect had be The words ssous hirn, .Yoo have heard
tho security down with the dust and SO abe dust came
lbo dem onstrstoD which was purely political cns,
though disguised In the habments of religion was thea
The Rev Bishop s,nrr0s made lengthy ard very In.
tssDg address, 10 he course Of which he reviewed the
history Of the past o. .ns nation snd assi,reo that az
Dounced In the most energetic amer every thoue h
idea that can seem to
secession The division of Tho republic 10 suy way
eat future Of the nation, bc said lies In the srgs
proposition Of united country Hc eoquenily reviewed
who have Eour'shod suce IL came Into existence
mentioning among others the names Of CisJ aud
connection, as the rafspuer who had rsncned the
Presidency, eced round alter round OF spgause. The
Bishop contended thst the design n Providence 10 70
pu 20 nation rofnef pGres goidtbrousn the
hery process-snd 10 bring " o0t .rm e eat trial o.
var and bl I'd . nobior ard moro hcnorei people He
frequently applarded In the delivery Of the DISCOURSE
ard IL be ssid that toe meeting zas noss orderly
one with ihs single exception OF tho conduct of turbu
lent old shrslisn the stage who attempted TO assault
q reporter. hs behavior was rude and indecent u the
last degree; hut as artist Illustrated newspaper
Ia gppeneo pYeseLt, secured his pB.zn ~
getner viii those ot his fricnd and tne Two drovsy
policemen son dutyn scarcely necessary say any
Ihing this subject st present.
The large aesem blase broke up ~ late hour highly
delighted win sbe Union sentiments Of tho Bishop
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Emasr.s.,.n from Missouri.

The 81. LOUIS WaG W Pcn svss tho following state
mont Of rcsdsnts Of th STATE crossing the Nissssppi
J Ysstero,y afternoon 81 number d wsgons passed
through the streets cty with enIg rants from Mis-
acnri The wagons were OVERLOADED ~nh women and
children, whie few walked NJ tns side. Formerly
often euch traus 90 u,ps from iuos aud going
70 The wet with hopeful en- Vsrsnts Put tide
gcsc backward, The sut Want trains east Of
the Assissipp. The ernisrau " however, have IN The
mesnwhiie undergons . terri Vie change women snd
walk roemiy aud bopciess pes Vsrnsy ,bsy leave the
rich land which might and ought have been 90 them
source of wealth ami prosperity Missouri loses
elti1eEs lnsn formerly came " her The
probably lost quarter cf ts pop Siaias already aincs
1860 ~ Dsttes, murder, misery sd emigration. Un.
fortIustsy the rebels arc alone for the ruin
OF our state. Ibis ruin the real o. psoqucpcs OF ID-
coins DISASTROUS policy which be has pufsued towards
Missouri ever since he removed Frcnn And yea II
said tho hssourians VII re- elect LII coin President.
We'll, we shsl kee II they do, not o. W Missouri, Sut
the vnois Union, will experience the cops Suescea
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Died.

CcUnIy.-On Wednesday evening, November 8 JONI,
eldest son or hchsal and OAthsrins Conneliy aged
yolra
The friends and relatives or the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of hts
arenis 4ls Third avenue. corner Thirty Hrst street,
on saturday afternoon, at one O'Clock. without fusther
notice.
G.AEr-ou Thursday. Noyenbs. ., DAxIn esAR1, h
she 65th year o. his age.
The friends Of the family and those OF hts sons ThomA
william and John, With Lcvi Poome his inlsw asA
respectfully invited 10 attend sho funeral, on Sunday
.nernoon a one O'Clock. from Ms hte residsncs, -
West Twenty fourth street.
(Esr tshsr DeaAs Sc Tird Paos)
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Arrival Of yhs Prise Steamer Heps es

Boston.
DssroH, o. n. 1854
me rebel prize sssmsr Hope, n charge q AssnS
Mastse J. harris, ssvtysl here - dag, having hoen
captured u Wnmisfsoa % sAe IA snooant ~ IL
chsssd several heurs On the Goth BY The Unissd
skaies s.sa.er csisysbsrs: ssd e ssospe thssv
maeAipsry coffee dry goods, 10. fns Hope steamer
Of hundred and nay tons with 90 ssgss = three hus
arsd hsrse pousr, and 6aik liverpool hss year
by James rurrgen o., and bad made one successful
"trip before abe was captured. 80
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uevv. srom Fsrtrsss Monree.


roRrsns Moxnns, Nov J, 1894.
rne nas oe ,ruos steamer New York, capA Csshs'n'
IAN ans mornips fer Aksn's landing, o. sns 'anss
river in charge Of Colonel J. Muord win "
tion OF oomrIsting arrangements for shs sA0nSass
prisoners Of war via savannah, Ca
About sshs hundred soldiers. wounded n InarsaayS =
hrnt, hsys arrived q Hampton and Postsnooss hosps
tas. including ths following ofnesrs--
L,es..naps ?. 3 Hssssr'y b,s iss,n vs,S. Sss YORK.
Oapisin j. Hicks, ID Nav York.
Isu,snsns J. u. aesT,nssOp, se.h Nov Y~r
Lieutenant Colonel 8 Aonats seth New YorG
Colonel ". ". Lewis, ssIn New YORK;
sa.sasaI y Z q sIsv0S lis;h ,ss ~! q. ysst Iess.
dsS.% sssDars D.v. " g S.s.l lsss iss. ar
Capaaia Vim. Wheeler, l42d NsS YORK
Captain Thomas Doyle, losA New Aanpshre.
Ieutspaat >. r. Mitchell, i0,h New Hampshire
Captain 7. 3. Crowley, 10Th New Hampshire.
.nsas Sna: oSrs! sS s'S
Lieutenant Esssr Dawn, Aidd:.o.mp. .
Captain Chas H. Coyt sth ConnsctiouL
Lieutenant Joe. Muller, 9Th Coanoctcut.
Lisa,snsu, isa,s 4 g: A Engrsus, s,s sS S;ns, M;s,
captain sH Y Sh,s.ss ' s7ss Ssss tssa s sos.A
Lieutenant W. q. Ry dsr, 6th United States colored
LeWeaans Fred Pyne, IL. Unitsd stasss, oolorsd.
Colonel J. 3. Thiddo, 22d United States, colors4-
Colonel John H. Holman, LIST United States, oetes6
The following list OF tho Of those Who have
there dead since my last rspsrt:-
Captain Thomas Ward, 9Th Ohio.
Lieutenant J. N. Wicks, I'd New York.
Isaac Bcpton, 10th New York battory,
AN. L Naeb. 1l5th New York.
Wan. J. Perkins, 10th New York.
]. s. Campbell 15th New York.
Elisha Parker ll2d New York.
J. C. shav. seth New York.
A. J. Walker, e6th New York
T. Parmater, oSth New York
7. W. Carr, 10Th New York batiesy.
J. W. harkeseil. 9o5th Penssy yvaaA.
John Reece, I'd Pennsy lvania aytillsrys
W. Corbelt, Cd Pennsylvania artillery
James Nangerdor, b6ih PsnnsyivaAiH
Wm. l. HRskett, 62d Ohio.
Daniel Snyder, 67th Ohio.
8. 8. Fairbanks 9th Vermont
Thomas Caples, 9th Vermont
John Riley, 0tn Vermont.
George Rose, 6sh Maryland.
Q. Osborne, 1sth New Hsmpshlro
J ~ Edwards, I'd New HampsbffS.
George E. Peters, 29th oonnec1Icds.
NJ n. Hill, regiment unkuoWp.
Lieutenant Q. G Core Sth On ted Hstss oolosoA
Lieutenant l. Landon, 9th United atetes, osi6red.
George ". Harding. l27tn t]nitcd States oooged.
J. W. Hayward eth uutsd States, coored.
Charles Evans, 22d United States, 'coiorsd.
VIM Law, 9th United Staten, c6iored-
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