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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
Meeting Of the 23d.afrcet Union County
Convention.

The Union associations owing allegiance to
the 23d street organization met In convention last night
at the Of the 23dsreet headquarters The meet
ing was organized by the appointment Of Hugh Gard
ner Esq. as Chairman. and Messrs. Jno. q. Gridley
and W. ADet as Secretaries. The rolls having been
called il proposed TO proceed TO the nominations Of
Che Comfy officers amendment being proposed TO
the effect that Coumittee Of twelve should be ap.
pointed TO confer with the other Union organizations Of
The city An amendment TO this amendment, that the
meeting should adjourn on being put 10 the vote
lost BY large majority.
Mr.. CHAs. $. SPENCER supported the proposal to sp
MONT a Committee Of twelve two from each Congress
sona District TO confer with the other Union organiza
lions of the city in order possible tho whole
vote of the Union party for the Union nominees.
Mr. STEWART Of the State Central Committee being in
the ROOM requested TO state what had been done by
the State Committee the questions in dispute between
che Union associations Of the city. He said that the
State Committee had deputed himself and Rnfus An
rews ss a committee with full powers. and possible
.ake arrangements that the warning factions Of the
Union party in New York should be represented during
che coming election by organization. Information
had been sent 10 the other organization which met that
night and they had been requested 20 adjourn without
action In order 10 awsi the result OF the abors Of the
mittee and he asked that this association SHOULD 90
a3le same.
Considerable discussion excited BY this propo.
sition and grea, deal Of opposition was manifested to
he plan Of leaving the whole control Of the Union party
N the city TO any two men whatever.
Mr.. STEWART explained that he claimed no right over
tbe association and wanted the convention itsel! 10
nominate the committee TO assist him 10 the negotiations
After some further discussion committee Of confer
ence one from each ward was appointed by the chair
pnn, conssting OF; Wards /. Henry Smith; 9. NJ. C.
Fordhan; 3. Jno. A. Carter; 4. Henry Halcott; S.
Srh1. II. Leask 6. Michael Ryder; 2. Chas. II. Hall;
= Andrew Bsackley; 9. Jas. ". FAR; TO- David Mil
ter; IT, Seaman Johnson ~. Jno. =. Cummings: 49,
Ienj. Hutchinson Il. Thos. Mpllgan; Is Abram
Lent; 6. Thas. 5. Spencer H. W. i. Ashman; is. |
WIN Lain beer. D.. 10 Amor j. Williamson, 90.
Mathew Mci 9ougai q. Wm. T. Black; o. Jas. 9. |
Coulter.
The meeting tNen adjourned to the call Of the chair
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I'm ,t.nmrv T. souder 70, Ne-r. Oviedns-MIs Fsley,
Nrs Touanes and son. Col Z. NJ Green. Capt. NJ Rooirs
con aud lady Mr. Locke Col Martin and lady MT, k9sse
WnT,e md isdv n. Ca,rk r. H. skssg Juins B'oei. y
Bopsfont M.sF Wise Mis-. II. simpson sms: Mek endnss
Thomas Nc kendrct. t.. A. Hcnn.nEs. Emss o. MOSS
n ~ 81 levi. Iohn Davis w B. Schmidt. J. Brunaso J. t.
Pr,nch n w Woverton. Mrs. VIM. DuIordee and Ins,eS
A A Tu,uer VIM Duton ME. Eliza Romsnis A. how
"a =, "a iJy Mrs Msyo Mia Mary keapey Capt A.
shsrnsn and l.dy WIN I. Runk, J. Hodge, d. Lsnats,
0spi Mia G-orgs Smith Miss Clara Day Mr., Ada Sisa
Io..nh summers and lady Samuel Hawkes. 9. Hanson Mn
Can't a. w Smith Cornelius Moynihan, Jeremiah MoJni
han Dennis J. Lucy
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CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLE. GOODS
Roger r. Martin ~ No. 20 Norfts street. caused the
arrest OF HerryNerber Il No. li3 STATION street IN
charge Of receiving stolen goods On the I'm instant
the stables ~ the complainant No ~ f"Tyth street
were entered by thieves. and articles 70 the amount of
sl2. were stolen. portion 81 The missing rrvFrr'y
Wa found In tie possession OF the prisoIer Justee
Mansfield committed him FOL examination
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pRowygp.-Coroner Wildey Yesterday held
an inquest ON the body Of John n. Taiison c"ior.'
lately waiter on the steamer D.'a'o'' i'nE ~ W
TO-, OF Delnncey.st L. II. Deceased yesterday atemP'-
ed 70 90 ON board tie steamer, bit missed ns ioolng
and f,l oven bonri. The body was recovered lev
hours after. lie was aged n years. and native OF
Paterson. ". j.
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TuE KINGS CouNrY DkMocRArIC PGLMARIrs:

The Conference Commuters NJ the Regular and va
tIonal Democratic General Committee have, after n
number OF SESSIONS, finally concluded 10 bold the pm
mary mce,,g, for the election Of delegates to the Con
gr.ssona. Assembly. City and County CONCEPTIONS On
he evening Of Thursday VI next week The differences
heretofore ,xssing have boon 50 far arranged ma TO
ake i neay certain that Only ticket viii be nom
mated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

A HANDSOME CoMpLIMESr.-Mr. l.. G. Ill
IoTsoy the Superintendent OF the Erie Railway Tele
craph Line, was surprised Tuesday evening at his
residences in Brooklyn by depuaton Of the operators
OF the line. who presented him with magnificent sill
.ervice in III, name Of ali the operators Mr.. Gard
ner made tie speech The affair altogether
constituted a veGy happy reunion.
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La est.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening.
The steamship China, from New-YoTk, ar
yfyed here this afternoon.
The political news to-day is uninportant.
Mr. baxter In addressing his constituents at Mont
rose, expressed sentiments heartily symp~thz'nS Win
che Vnouists ,
The Paris %oni,sur gives currency TO rumor that
negotiations were progressing at Vienna with The oo
Which expired on the 18th of September.
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GREAT Uyroy MEETING IN TIE Ilrn WARD.

"A maet.nr under tho auspices Of the Lincoln ara
johnson nh Ward Campaign tlsb. was held NJ u"
Arena In l.aymoGd. street Brooklyn, Last night The
capacious elce was denseI crow dcd with large and
enthusiastic audience among them many ledies. MI.
W W. Gueerich President vi the AGsOciIiion, occu-
MED The char and addresses were msco by the Hon.
Horace Greeley illinm II. Burleieh. esq, David
Maxwell esl aud othcfs. The meeting Was one OF
the Target held in this city during the present can
uaiyn.
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RICHARD DELAFIELD,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Engineer
TUE CoyoRmArroSALIsrs OF NKw-YoRE

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF newborn
ON THE STATE OF THE CorSTRY-we learn
that at the recent annual meeting Of the General Asso'
citation Of York. the following resolutions reported
by the Committee on the State cf the Country were
unanimously adopted;
Resoed That the signal victories which have crowned our
arms following close upon Of darkness ana nnu
ton call for frryest gratitude to Almighty God VINO hs'n
egrjcj the confessions aud uppcstons OF hs people ad
in the mids righteous judgment hath RENE neerrd t!
Resoed Tha. amid the rcorings Of victory which kade
our devoiions give praises s having IN re
menbrlnce the sins that have brought upon the net.
the .uf,iinss, the Of viii no, CEASE 20
watch a,ans, the revypg oithese inique VIE
the po plot OF peace ard will lrsy that this oveIEo"ihs
scorse may sweep hem utterly away. 80.
RSsOrsd That the IlonentoGs issues oil THIS long anu
S.ady contest ere approaching their solution AZ ecmpin'a
struggle uron thu lie ard the polls we WIZ insem w..h
our the ard noble who se d.erhins onr no
critics with their iyes. and viii animate our eiow hs -
every constellation religious and duty OF 70
country and Liberty make the decision oil me p-"r %"
he 8h Of November next final and fatal TO the hopes o.
traitors ia arms and Of TRAITORS In political council
Reored That hope fox the preservation OF our haie
as nation sod for the complete enanc pion oil we
race In tho South d.rends under God, upon sustaining vac
Government ia uphodna the intseIiiy OF tie tnio ,Ho9En
all the tn . and doubts aud di-isefH OF e wal ana ~ n-
policy which the abandonment OF Slavery ., the con
dtion Of permanent union end peace
Hesoired That white soemny p,eose ourselv" p'nio
God 10 Al m In one measure that which Is behind OF .eiIs
and OF sacrifice or the redemption Of The naii,n aud IN an
alieIing purpose sustain tine Government III
REBELLION we win pay day By osy for the coming OF psc-
uutan shed BY oouceon treason OF oy conpone WIN
wrong and established IA justice In liberty ana Ia u'' ~"
| e.
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BoAxD OF SUPERVISORS OFFICE No. 7 CIR HAIL.
NKw.ioRx, Sept. 49, Iso4;
,be following report Of The Committee on Volunteering
submitted by Supervisor Blunt whereupon was
papers. jos b. iooNo' Csn.
Tue Committee on Volunteering would respectfully
REPORT:
CEN 1n'' w s9sy a fnSs ' ' Ger" q 81. s.ts .
eaec, that The quota u The County u Nf YORK sHd'' ~
This statement we hasten to lay before yoU Honorable
bpsy sea an .po he
obtaining Til, result In eous.e Of p,spson aid ~
In III, meantime i. seem. grOP.I 70 state th. the
quota under the ls call q the President for hye
hundred thousand $50 cool men was Twenty
three thousand bundled and fory..;.,.,.. flSs
Agsins, which were entitled to be credited wisha
surplus under the previous call Of Eleven hun -
died and thirty seven. IiSs
I~syns balance be raised under the last call Of -
twenty-five thousand aud three. .........''' U"H
The whole number Of Volunteers Ia the Army
and Navy and rs4n,ted men In tbs
Army PAID the County Bounty by your
Comfnit,se under this call. hes esse
Seven hans1s died.. .Sd e ,ssy on sseoan;
naval rnlis,ments nom April u. ISL 70
Apdl T. 1854, none VI whom received the
County Bounty. Nineteen thousand four
There Lso credited substitute. in sDticr
patton Of the draf, and reenlisted men
none OF whom were paid tho County
Bounty, One thousand eight hundred
N,l,n u" a total Of ali men credited Of twenty
two thousand and thirty one. nbosA
Leaving u plus at this date over aud
shove al demands up TO this time Of 49,
TIL. s,s BEEN at an :ipen:: Of .Sou. oo
thousand lc0 doars Of which about two hun
dred and 6y Thousand 0 has been paid In boun,ie~
The number OF hundred and thirty three tisJl ID
The recruits able raise both In the Army and Navy
q, the amount Of Bounty offered ~
had we been OBLIGED 10 obtain tie foil number called for By
Volunteering feel sured that not less than thonss9
dollars would have been required W
The on this call thousand two hundredand
ninety eight al 1881 obtained BY Committee wfte-
oat expenditure Of dollar in bonuss and we bshsN
II to eXasyeraon that there was thus aved te
the County this Of tscemveas "ioss
6oLlare ~,
Comment upon this point unnecessary Unless oshsrwse
directed your Honorable Body H Is the intention d ySax
thrI call such may od- for the Government service
The ounty has been the standard Of The County since
IL hrst commenced to pay bounttss-
All of which Is respectfully submitted Dated hewYoSa,
Sept 70, 1864. OtsON bLuNn,v
WILLIAM N. TWEED,
VIM. n. STEWART,
SPECIAL Committee Volsahtrsse.
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NINTH WARD UNION MEETING. --Th

NINTH WARD UNION MEETISd.--The citizens
Of the Snth Ward met last evening ~ the Headquarters
Of the Lincoln aud johnson Campaign CLUB. for the
purpose IL rufying the National aud state nominations
Of the Union party Mr. \. H. keech presided several
eloquent and stirring speeches we're maze oy gentis
men present Among item was the Rev. Hiram Mat
t,suu. William Hu,chison and Mr. Sumner. vi Texas.
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Infrsl Ship News.

ARRIVED. - -
T. s steam transport =. L. Clark Holmes Horfoh % hoa
with Al bales cotton to u. 6. 40 M
WIND-At Sunset w. and light
SAILED. . -
s,esmships-Easls FOR Havana; sidor oI L'spooi H.
souder, New Orleans.
BELOW.
Brig p. l. Hevius Call, Remedies IL days
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IAdyert~ementl

How TO READ CnARAcTgR.-First, learn from
Tie Illustrated Psychological journal .h- Function Of the
Faeu,es and from the PhEruocrcal Brsr the enact
locsticn OF tlir organs. Supplied by aesn. FowLEK
WELLS No So broadway Examinations with chart. day
and evening.
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HruziI.
, that the Government

A late telegram states that the Government
Of edeo refused the uInatum addressed to
them by Brazil with q to the paelfoation OF the
Republic Of Uruguay and that armed Intervention by
Brazil 10 consequently expected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
CITY ITE Ms.

We notice thGt the Rev. j. l.. Philips a'd
sster ,he missionaries to India, take Their 'a'' sell
leave Of their numerous friends in New fof < this
r;bursday) evening at the FreeWill Baptist Church,
, % h. street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
France.

The Bank of France Returns, show 'ailhg
of Of 1870 GOO in bullion.
Iti stated that the Emperor Napoleon VIII lolh inc
Empress Eugene in Germany, and that bus 'ist W0li
probably lead 10 interview between the froich ''"S
man and Pruseian SOvefegns.
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Japan.
r. rennrts that the English

The Paris Moaitear reports that the Engish
Gamma ner IN opau has summoned the japanese Gov.
eypment 10 remove within twenty days all OBJ ~
navigation in the Straits Of Sunonske caused oy TIC
trtifcstions Prince Nagate constructed not com
plied with The Notifications are TO be attacked
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

10Th WARD.-The Union citizens will hold
mass meeting this evening at headquarters odsfee
aud sth-avenue ut which Senator Chandler and o'ne
eminent speakers will be present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

RECRUITING IN BRoOKLYN.-Yegterday $
were enlisted at the Provost Marshals Office OF the
Congressman Distric Hnd the day previous 81 me
we're s.curl Nearly all were credited 10 Queen
County.
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medical examination showed that bis skull had oeen
rum the top Of the rocks Deceased was aged ~ years
native Of ireland, and lately driver on the sew
enthayenue Railroad Coroner Wndey held al 10
quest and a verdict of accidental death was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
Spain.

The Queen bv the advice of Marshall O'DOn-
nell summoned Narvsez to form ministry The
ter succeeded in doing So and has taken tie oath as
president Of the COulcIL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

Bennett Yesterday arrested Charles Lent m eIrahd
boy in tie employ OF Ferdinand zogbanm; no 70 Maia
eu.lsnr on q charge Of stealing musical instiuSents
from I'M, employer Julius LENT BIS father, was also
crested charged with aiding and ahet'nr the accused
IL Is supposed that the boy has carried on hs pecnaien
for some time past The accused were committed ~
Justice bowling for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

THE VETERAN UNION CLUB, composed OF
members Of the Militia and Volunteers are requested to
meet at the Cooper institute Room No Is. this evening
nj Z! o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
PIcKpOcKRrs AIRIsrEp detective Farley

TVhPUJkb
on Tuesday night, arrested Joseph Garrarlty az the
Union meeting Ia front II the Cooper Institute. VIII"
attempting Ia pick the pocket Of several persons Jus
rice Mansfield committed him FOR examination. George
W. Wheeler. notorious pickpockct. was arrested IN
tho same locality by Detective Rad.ord on similar
charge. He committed for trisl by Justice DOW"
| ling.
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COURT or COMMON PLEAS-spsc,Al rsxu-sryr. 70.
Before Jldge DALY.
DErIsIOya.
comm R-Tv,s Nav

COURT CALEEDAR-THn DAI.
SUPREME COURT, GENERAL TERN - Preferred
cause. Nos 20 to a. a, IS 90 49, So 81 e. S. TO- H. II
ENUMERATED MOIIoSs.-Nos. IS, &C. 81, GO, II,
r. IL "A, IS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

Voters in Aus.'rslh have now to paw one
chilling before deposit pg their votes unloss their name
S. I'D the e., ron The hs p nsDyra's' reduced one
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UNION WAR EAGLES. The Union Wa

UNION WAR EAGLES. The Union War
Eagles turned out in strong numbers Tuesday night
TO the Ratification Meeting at Cooper Institute. The
Sixteenth Ward Lincoln Artillery, Of the Union War
Eagles made imposing display Of banners and can.
non. One Of the banners bore the picture of game
cock with the motto, 1.-THE old Game Cock no white
icathers" The others had various Union sentiments
Inscribed npon them. The Artillery divisions were
named batteries Grsnt Sherman and Sheridan and the
naval brigade battery Farrugut This club inustors
over three hundred members. The Nineteenth Ward
C!nb also presented fnc appearance, and mustered
large body OF members
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

WEsrcuEsrER COUNTY COyvENTIoE.-Ihe
Union County Convention Of Westchester VIII DC noi1
a. White Plains on the third day of October as ofs
nally called
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THE HoBoKRN RACES.

To-day is the second day Of The HobOken first
Fall Meeting aud the racing, Judging from the pro
grnmss of snort promises 10 be Of trst class descrip
lion There are three races down for dccsion,-a
nile and Quarter dash for oil ages with seven horses
entered; mile hca, race, with five entries, and Emile
start al Ii o'clock IA IN and l2i p m, from the ferry at
the fot Of Chambers street and The trip only occupies
fifteen minutes with the fare at the low rcte OF thirty
cents Those who love 70 see the high melted racers ~
their exciting contests for superiority, SHOULD avail
themselves Of the opportunity now offered
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GENERAL DEBILITY.

GENERAL DEBILITY.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood with ts vital principle I"
LIFE ELEMENT. IRON.
,ns,.irs strength and vsor into all parts OF the Ss
Dv,peu,ia aud Female Weaknesses Il 10 specific.
COUGHS. COLDS, CONSUMPTION.
DIR. WISTAR'S DALSAM OF WILD ChEhni
The sres. panacea for every affection Of the
THROAT LUNGS AND CHEST
|, does not dry up cough. but loOscnsit M.
sndee.nsss the lungs Of sIl impurities
RFDDING'S RUSSIA SALVE'
FORTY YEARS EXpERlENCE
b. fully established the superiority ofhis SAVE over OIL WV"
healing remedies for
SORES BURNS. CUTS, sCALDs,
WOUNDS BoILs, PILES, &c, &c
The above are all old aud well-estaoished fen'oo
FOR By .
JP pINSMORE, No. +9l broaJway, Ne new
= W eoNIF 4 CO. No. lSTremoHt st, bes'oh'
Apdby Druggists and spoths caIies generally
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fAdYegti,em-utl

fAdYeiti,em-utl
PRICES REDUCED ON ALL KINDS OF
CURTAIN MATKRIAfs.
q. Z. I J. Il. hyLTY. No. JJ5 Broadway
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Advertisement.

fAdyertisementI
WINDOW SHADES,
FoR SroRBs on DwEtJSss.
Manufactured BY
q. l.. =. 4. RRIrY,
No. 80 BToad~ey.
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SEVENTEENTH WARD UHIcy ASSOCIATION
The Members OF this Association OF which Robert H.
BOYD is President have entered upon asysiematiIed
canvass of their Ward As appears by an advertise
rooms In Lincoln Hall Houston and Allen street
omen day and night until election day. Two uen are
cpt busy folding documents and Distributing them 10
e electors of fic Ward Las, evening they erected
SPLENDID transparency in front Of their Arrange
nents have also been made for the holding Of weekly
Ward meetings.
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LAW INTRLLIGKNCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-ssyT. 10
Before Judge BKrry
A PRIZE CASE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr-snyr IN
Before Judge BETS.
PRIZE CASE.
U. 8. agt The Steamer A. ID. Vance.-Retun Of
the moniou having been made the Msrshs In due form
sion reserved u. s. Asst District Iy Geo Andrews iss
the Government
SUPREME COURT-GnsERAL TnRn-ssy1 @-BsSsm
Presiding Justice LRoHARDi CLARKE and SUTHERLAND,
Associate JusticeA
PRIVATE MILES oRELLY ADMITTED 10 PRACTICE.
Charles G. Halpine, frequent contributor to the
took the oath aud signed the rolls Attorney and Conn
elor law He examined the close Of May term bus
nAs not Til now presented himself for sdmission
CRAnSKns, Sept cStb-Besors Justice CHM
DEcIsToSs.-Pauline Brady agt. Edwin L. Brady.
Motion granted with 90 costs TO plaintiff
Emerson ast william C. Rics.-Mouon granted witAoaS
costs.
A. A. Degram agt John B. Bort ct si-Mo,ion granted
Before Jnstice SUTHERLAND.
Elizabeth Boart a9t. Edward Boart-Report con-
hnmed and Judgment Of divorce granted.
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-spsc,Al rsxu-srpr. 70.
Before Judge DAILY.
DECISIONS.
Randolph Meyer agt Doris Meyer; divorce
granted Johsnns Kruschnsky sgt John Kuschinsky; mo-
ton denied, i 10 costa to defendants sttornsy
Before Judge bRADY.
Pell agt. Pell see memorandum with Clerk In
W. G. Lyons prayer Of petitioner granted James Cham
beers ag Nicholas T. Henderson, motion denied without
Jacob f. Carlton sgt. Alexander Galley; return 10 b
amended.
COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs.-sKpr. 1s-Befors
CituJudge RrssEL
Charles Johnson, colored, grand larceny, State
Prison two yescs and tx months.
Charles Patterson, robbery State Prison ten yeaTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

Our CoLoRED SoLpIEIs.-We notice that
the African Civilization Society intend giving musi'
eel dramatic and literary entertainment this evening
at the Cooper Institute to raise funds with which u
supply TIE numberless little necesssries and Injuries
needed by the wounded coored soldier and which The
&c, eminent cannot give. The entertainment VIII BE-
under the management Of Madame Mrgnan and from
the programme promises to be one Of great interest
and the Rev. Sela Martin is expected to deliver an aa
dress on the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

A BRAVE SoN OF A PATRIOT SIRE.-OnTues'
day evenng last abou: O'Clock. arge-si mar IN
der the Influence Of liquor, walked OH the Revenue
Barge Office dock and would have drowned but for the
timely exertions OF Mr. David Van Osdol. the nessen
ger attached TO the Office whose attention vas attracted
BY the cries OF the man for assistance. H. Van Us
doll now nearly seventy years DID, is the son OK the rev
outonaIy soldier who after the evacuation OF New
York By the British ascended the pole, then standing
pom the Battery which had been creased and
the flag which they had left flying In several other
instances also has this brave old man been the means
OF saving life in the bay Of Eew-YorA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

Mr.. G. w. BuydAY has decided TO open III
this City bureau of Information respecting
for the benefit Of their relations ana ANXIOUS
Thousands of soldiers lnnguish In ho'pi'Ns ""'''
friends would gladly aid them If they only Sne" ""'re
to find thcm Mr. Bungay has collected large amount
of information with regard 10 the location &C., Vi INC
various regiments and will no doubt be able TO feeVe
many from needless anxiety and apprehension. "ecoH
mend him AMI bis enterprise TO general cohhden'e anu
favor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

Rp.rr1FuL FLowERS.-Mr. A. G. Burgess,
of East NewYork is exposing for sale at judas Agii'
cuurst Office parkIow. hne collection Oh Inc
Daphne Cneoruln or Union Plant The Daphne cnoo
rum is an evergreen. very hardy, with profasion Of
beautiful lilac colored blossoms, which diuse most
delightful fragrance. Mr.. Burgess has also Tor sale
fine collection Of Dahas every shade and color from
the deepest crimson to the pnrest white, with every
species of the beautiful varcgated sorts The whole
viii be on view for O le w days only.