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TEE FES:i MUI$CrG
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= =. - - :, ~ . - es - r -
-"E, H',I - 60
Iui'!'"" ;i''.' '' 800 "
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The isIr...or T,vi,.,i 81, ..4 .;,. E..
invested Win nj. ,..,- I,,--s III Iii .....i.
MiraElar. :! ,no=. :m,.eir, ,,-..yr -.
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generals, adT4Tai- and nccv:--.I.- - .--l-..
IN all the loG? ar't stare Il g,.I .c"o 4a.
D'oltery. ths Empress Gh.roi., 500. +,
Classification II hor now u yni:y. q nal
ccEt ~iar.a.iIi ~it.r;oGl. congo. u di.r2i.,,.
rba M'a'tr~r," oi5a 81 8 F-4arc. r,r.a
! hi; S~.iaaif !~H>':l@i ii sac. il Isl : a.
ACCOUNT II hi - ard ~caf a 5>e pt.-r: o.
5tatca a~ad-Smuir,s. t"c r"w h."?c-.- W
on the oa!a-i3n hi, u .i0r:u ii ajgj,.; 4 3d.
the Auss.iaa fl .st, hr;r "r0T2 "it .'a -
evening in tho tn! Dr. "r:i5~fa Oi cgU'a:ss.t
erin lief If tae irr.=2 T.! .ria!ny--. ..@;
u~niG2rm Designed ii France.
II .nc "4th ..ken - RI :-,nr J .~..,,ir2.
he wore TO MAINTAIN csc IN norr-nas ard
tcrriEnria; in,eg1i: ~ H.z.75, --,i G.. .n..z o.
ertse him"ei: 70 tn6 Hcong1on o. a-a aarp.-
ness CT h,s people.
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nr, .ssu,cl tb., ~, . md. - -;
wo,k Will MT Ioit T., -enIr- IN ~ ~
neIitiGn nonu,ar il lance
The EmDcr1r Iagimi;;ic ,Yricrd =, nrw.r
on rhe 18th. lis rccsn.ion W. brilliant
Tho French military hanta r.ayc5 81 r.
passed ttrou4h the ':rcc::. in9 =utE 1E.p-iaH
10 The ne" Mexican iJan see s.i4 = - h.! g.,
;.ud it was already qro,ed q; cma s:.i = ls.. |
ne. ccnE. premium.
Inc Emparnr and rn,u-.-t IL y,u t.. (
Roma n, r.. .1.,, nr ,.;yi., f.,ra., g.. .,. ,
hp-I, FIR G.r;.r a.. i,,i 49, .,E;.-.., =;
tho Pr or ,,o Ia, ,,.L:. > T.. - |
- - 80. ~, - ;
eu = .''''. lucy a-!ci'''+ E!!7"a; ne So
Gail "et"re ieaSi'G.
GARIBALEI
IT,, r,.u,iA |
'"I'' - i,'"'" """ :
'u''tch'S h'e,iI",I" -" = ->'A ~ zee az a.,
-i'"l1eiieht 'h.' "":!b.t!!t vs. oiiMt'' t"L'
ire %a3 unequal u me ry''i'intr' !'"ph~i
w2i:i l!e WAS passing, 2Ea ;::ai, III :! - '!'e.
- tie recCmgicntalirL at ~ 2@...!..l Et.i..f.. {
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;-,~iu HE VOTERS OF FREDERICK,
=: ..ND %+E&EN CGUSTiIS- 'oL. l.. u.
80 . -..-t'+-.,T. Is . cnad l.ie 10 IL .essut -
.ar..r.s r= .ts. 81 .gS2 .ad H.'eh, Il lie >tna,'
-.l.. 'rr .a- 4~is.r.feI tgE,a . Ga =. G.ssln,
..a. -oU.F4 rHCESo,Y, 2irA .: MAY, 1854.
.. scr.
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rLSUAas Bl"GApg. A,,t 81. lehs.
..;-TU Tie phOrLE OF HANOVER
a., .. g.: e .-:"U: :" 20 So! q c"LcidStr fer he She.
e.. .l...r 0gElr o.: Gisn,v2- Beic:c TIC WI brvk'
~, ..i,r'L>D ,gu:y. ~sntctl jude! OF ny !aa,i'
cr-s ! IS; sc r.aei la ih:ee years sd So vie IL
=. 1r. r9t. in Iou: eyes. de-: ::o-i L.: c.a:Gs
al = It
Il. o5,I!..:~ saTTa.t.
JOHN LEVI. TtELEI.
,.v.., "a q. Jth Va Csy.
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aIcnacSD, Va, April go, 1864.
PURSUANT TO General orde; 5 No. IS, and special Or.
a-rs M. 90, Adja,ant and Inspector Generals ofsr,
- undersigned assumes COMMAND OF The maryland
uc." HIS headquarters are Established ut Stann;on,
-. 10 which place AL official communications will be
- aided, addressed to Captain J. Louis. smith, A. a
E=ur IL. ARNOLD EbZEf,
..a-.v Major General.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

ITO THg VOTERS IN THE COUNTY
IS l.JiSi. -Resncc:h!!lv { announce mvscif Il can
-. .rr Ncg- ,,:. ,grs As Commissioner Of ;h- Revenue
,,-...I. a. the Suu;h eide of NE counties Of Louisa.
- r..34- hUET. I. WHITE.
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PRIcEs,of PRovlsloSs.-Hac Charlottesville
i'sGhrenic!e' says that cnr1 meal, Shich has
tbcenseold ,azhigh rs $50 i: $50 city, 80 now
sold N, $50. ,Flor. haa fallen iram 1913 to.
to s2e0- Chickens from &c - 81. kntt"r
has, fallen from $40 10 IS. Potatoes 80 to
SIG per kusnei. .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

* UsiSk * n.-StoleU from the %residecce Of Jas.
N.lj .int,p, Jr., on Erantiin STREET, on Sunday. the
.nt, ore new large black SILK CIRCULAR
.--- va! r,!,c buttons. Also oGe STELLA SHAWL.
'-ss' S~- yard VIII be given for the return otthe arti-
" ne Illustrated News oiice," and no qs-s ns
.ns, Inayq-9L
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&t!il !.tN Ha;.- tolen from tie staois OF the
lbU Virginia lion Manufacturing Company. near
- i- 5eunty Of i5ochlspd, S large oroSn borse'
~-.'-'"a'e"n lands high, and seven or e!sh, years old,
'.,n-ic {. :.
- a"5.r rs~a.j will be paid 'oc his delivery either to
.hs'al.. at 0ru,to, 10 Mr. o'Hsl, at the Westham
--A-s, y; = ihc undersigned IT. Richmond.
THoS.H. WYNNE,
- pres't Va. Iron Manfc'pg &C.
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TIE Back SEA BRIDE"--iIEN CAP.
TURE BY THE ALAbANh-OfF1CIAL
ACCOUNT Ely ". L. L. MELLEh,
SUNGrED STATES CONSrL IT HAu-
RlrluS.
We find the f~ollowirG :ss,art ct a. 81,
tuvo IF the bark SEA Brljr il 81 p 2. .sn.:
(Mauritiu') Commerce.. Gaze.
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EEECT.AN NOTIFIES

s-.> HALIFAX COCNEI.-"? ara au-
TO 1.a,ucc Tt Ma ;. GcfEN ~ candidate
ar ~,-rbsi1a 80 the o. Commouwea.;''s \ torre! Cor ~"
wy . Halifax. E.gc,ioa fourth Thursday % Nay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

an REHAaD.-S,rayet or stoI.u from the suhscri
SDj her on ;he 24th April, a small sorrei horse, with
.,ss !:ce white feet. n sma white spot on his chin, q
81 .c last On hs back, rather Wild and vicious: and
: 70 even years cid. / will pay the above reward for
: c-.Essy or for Information that will lead 10 TIE reoor'
49,. S.it a.r.. THOMAS j. BOW. Is,
49,. S:ynal Corps, Headquarters 1t Gen. Ewen.
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SrAiN. sTkEL FOR SALE.

Am iSs' d. for locomot We and car use.
'Ee"otics Hox 6Q, Greensboro n. C.
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BGt tue m"a' hohoTTbEe Eiss. both to tho
giver and receiver: Tas thai which Queen
Ic-;ure: eE Frales, in the pressnce. ;ot sae
nhy!: Comr, io,yrsssed up1n ths lips-of tue
ur,iest paa "a TIA. kingdom, !Aaip Charti"n,
whom aha. 6ae day found asleep, exstaiming
to hes as:ori she'd a:.epdsnts-"l do not kiss
the nan, bYt TIE sioath that has uttered so
many chsrmn g tn'ngs." Ad! il was worth
" lille ~ he a nOef In hose days.
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ssAI:afis' s'si;H TIE ghfTkD STsyEs


The Baltimore ''Gazrstpn II rho ~, on.
18th instant has hcro resolved. II N,u "
on tic 6fh, - 10 T. Il. ro!d wi q. ed =,
17%. The following i. sas &c .z.n's" 7usa.
.nule q: Jews from
The ARMY or TIE p1qna.c.
On Wednesday, ecu. Mead. r-ora.as ~
10 tne movement which ha7 ,akG:. rl.,oe, ;:-;ct
IN adjress TO his troops, anncuac;a- :1ns ,n.p
were orco moro aHous 81 advance ,~rl:,-t ia.
enemies OF thei: country, aad sxhrr.in. he
to hear with patience this harisb;u. ard ~
c~riiices they "c"'d be eaIlea u2oa 10 e,ia,,.
Tie above IS i-,m he "42z::,P" u; :hc Oh.
Tho paper Of the III says:
We have nothing more TO repor. ia tcrar
to the movements o: the several %culutnr, r5Y
| operating againsE Richmond. We are NV
| told THAI whilst Meade is moving uron L."
ty the way Of tho Rapidan. Gen. iBA,Grl
Smith has LANDED on the south aide Of Jam.
river for the purpose o; attacking Petersburg.
and F3:t Darling (Fjes Drsxey). Whit ai
timer force, under Gen. Butler, accom- naniaJ
| by monitors and guGboats, BIZ. moved u the
river 70 tis support. Nc arc also a.:.in in
,ormst that Sigcl is marching uo tho Vale,
from Winchester
rue BALTtH0GE AND cHIu RAILROAD.
4 small body 0t. C3nied-ra:es. tr;orair.
to iapt. Pierce's comp l1y, IF McNiai's rsci-
NETT. captured Piedn, ~, "a The R.ltilanrg
and Ubio railroad, anl tesr..ad tie conpa-
ny's workshops there, :ogs;iicr with u laTga
nGmDe- OF caTS, H., G1d an immense anioput
Of comrni-iary srnres and qraeral r,archar-
disc. !i. raiders ::'c7c freliy G:ivce fl b.
: seciion~: s~:t..iIerT * . ~ Ga2cr5,
Kelly, i2a2InE i,ehiri :scm enc violated
man.
FROM The TRAEs-MlSsIsSIrrI.
Ar:ncTS by :-i,s.SPh from Cairo says IA;
ore ii Genera: S:%"':'S t%:.ina, WITH E. aaavq
2scor:, vas attacked Ivy SlacmaGLhc, 81 ,y,u.
turel t~o arudred and f,rtY wa,:oIs. z-..n
PIECES Of artillery :Id one thousand prisoners.
Inter accouo;s sa1 that S;cc,s's expedition
10 Shreveport has bcen Abandoned. Ire Ia
tes: intelligence from him represents him a. re-
treating u2"u L;ttie Rock Closely luy.uet ty
PrCc and Marmadrkn a.d c,liinuuliy Ia
raised. i bet:lc hal bAcl iausht ar S%si,;Sc
so.kc, in which tic ,cs. is ra:d :, have bscn
'gtcut tqusi on hoyh sides" j. was srp-
posed 10 i,c tho intention Of P.icc end Marina
duke 70 atta:k Lizzie R;,k.
tr'. EHnks, wills; rcsrcatia, i:om Grand
E9o!s - :Alesaatria, WIS again a,t.c.td Is
the C,n!'iartil% il free H.: Cane R:vc... anG
uttered hfav;ir. l. - aieo INSERTED ;la: INA.
ten 'ran7rn:'' and curs were bIown NJ +?
his order Ia lrcyent tseir i.l!irs INTO thc hand,
Of the cnCrny.
The hNrresa"iFlens oi The Philadelphia "Ia
quirer." writing fem jacksonville, states that
tha expedition 20 Florida has besn abaudsuca,
al the Fedora! troopst,s7ing hesn Withdrawn
from thGt State with the excer5iin Of ttc g.r.
riisOr at Jacksonville.
Sberman's corns is reported 70 tG .dya.c-
;ag .outhw.:ds if0n Cl!a'G.l6ag. in :.res
c)lumns.
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--aH------.
Esx- ss.%. iiUhl..L ELECTlOS.--He are
80. ,.. q, arrouIcr S:Ii'1i. W THOMAS, the
y.sa!~s-.sr ';,:h War; " oa7d;9a'@t t. oil roe Va
'... g. aonei by "a res!;La:s1 1 sec. JSi,.s u.
* - q" LI.r:I Co.l .ossd 81 Tia ccrn:i+s ri Free.
fr.. -. H:.r:"a.
.- -..-s"''e Iii 70 ID t"urta Purify ''TcN:
.... .p.'.S,-wte
y. tui: S;hih SESATE-iUStS-
tn HiiTG.-'i- sre nr'l JT->l - arrouoce -
Z, -T.EE :. -Ii;=. g. fr.dcce6 corat" - & ca-6!-
.n. ..' .-'s e" o! vi g:ris, :" 81 tn v2c.ucr - Pc
..ru; -u-9Is2d c! ihe ~cnr2tieS Q. Frederic, CLARK soI
-. " &c -, fursa t~9r:s:ay IN aay.
Iyj- ~ gTe acchCriZS4 10 auaCUrcn JAS.
H., ny q alt::u g.. ne orur. e: .lsrz OF The Cora
.=-.: w. az e l. ~S! VU.iaei ~ hiscfsa-S tse
re. fs-fs; ID -, IS = ::&2 c4a OF r-- moral cha &c
d, & Gl.-=ira ~ rap .t.3" me se-"i'":- &p"l'. Isl,
80 v.yN.g-... j. tr-;.z % 40 ie..rr IL uc.t for
49, A=LiFaX.
r..-f.,ss-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

sesu THE ANNUAL MEETING OF lht
stock noiderS Of the Richmond, FTtderiekshurr an" fo,"
- r,iirc a Comnany will he held al she az - ~ tbs
coapsay IN Richmond, OF Wednesday. The 1T .!
H. a a, lo o'clock A. }. L. WINSTON,
- NV, Treasurer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-05-10

G-ts'nc-ee. &c
,-,s 81 -.l ees~y C;her i,scdp,i,a Of pria il =.
-..-ahy ~ p=si.~ snnsra"y xii Sse-iTs p:orast alton
so.
q = q. .A.so oil ths pa.r"- age Il OR :r:ec3. sad
,a.~-rl.. -
TQQTEER" @ PRINTING oFEIIF,
...-t., Ni.1 .,rp., as2y s r r~.CIv, : U.tl
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SECRETARY CnAsE's RESIGNATION.

kIsszs Admit OF 3 greater variety Of
caa-ac,er 'aaa perhaps evsu our 'emale reai-
.rs are aware, or tn. 'Joanpes Sccuudus bias
racardaa- Eight basal diTorsi,ies are men
,ionel il Scripture, viz: The kiss of
s .lue .~!:nrre Sam, *. Al. 1Thssa. Y. &c.
VaItii.tipn. &Gth iL.9.
Racenciiia:ien, 2Sau. ziy.33.
Satiao:icnr Psalms Ii. II:
!ApPcobltion. frn7erbs il. :.
Aitr:ti1n. | Kings Tx, IL.
i:aac .ar7. N.I:. xvi. 40.
AGto5;cc. cen. xiv. 10.
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/ = y 2 I y T I n G.!
50 za rps-rlt, 10 gerry l"tcIip'ior OF
u9,A AND JOB PRINTING.
NIX "a ~A..- - -"1 u srstrs,
-SCCH -
a,t. 49,. TRtcr PRINTING,
GC,s.-. s5.TLa'S HGAasS,
Syin:~>AsT EiANES.
.Y1AsTys'~ .tLhSSs,
OEesIsIF: and
Msr~"rt r'LVvs.
-tL%0-
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81 EI:t!l M;JTIUa$.

,sy- THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
y,nr, Mems Christian Association will be held TO NIGHT,
as -, lccs. in ths Lecture Room, Of The ist fTesSyteriah
,au.:&. The s'rual rcGctt VIII j: "S92faie'" ~" 'e :'V'
Nm nbcrs and fr!erLs Of the Association are :svited
".rlnI, JOHN D. *. SLElGnT, sccry.
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'"i-. AIcHN1SD ASr PETERSBURG RLILsoAp Co.tS
!tishr:oId, Va, May4, 1SS4.
o. An 7dIourned NEE Ing OF tae Stockholders
" colnp-py will 90 held at their Office, in thi,
.-' t"c'iHy next, The ion Inst" at 10 ocl.cs \. TO
800 lie : por. Of the hoard Of Directors concerning
s"'Pv'ila. 0: tn Cove.nT, Mt, su' mitted at h. aled
NJ. W.. WARRINGTON,
~ Tr asurer.
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~" APPLICATION Will be MADE for the renewal
Il ''=' cro;. Cnnfed r ate bonds, Nos. 1923 and l02i,
~. az '.-ued " ,rch I'd, 1868. under the sct Of Con-
~ rpto'rj 2 III February, 1868. Said bonds were de-
.! a'e february 14th. 1864.
~@.NiAFi"- A.A. EDWARDS.
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= Lurolsa" ~:.i:;crs 10 90: -! -. '.-9. .
rr2airei
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I'll" BALTIMORE "aazeste" Of the 81, IN.
18th ins'"nt has he"o resolved. IN Nsr VI
On the 9TH, ~ 10 t. Il ro'd ~, g. ed .,
l7%. The following i. shc C z.n-'s" 7y.l-
NM uc ..rMs frcuI
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
Disastrous Fire % Dssroi,.
wAEgH0UeE STRUCK Br LiGnrNING--bo.ir Z
THOUSAND DOLLARS woHTB op rrorEnry pEs.

a wARguoUeE STRUCK Br LieuryISe--yogIv
THOUSAND DOLLARS woHrP op rsorEnTy pEs-
THoyED. ETC.
From the Detroit Free Press, sept. "A.
The most disastrous re which hes occurred IN this city
for long time broseput last evening atoui eght cnck
the warehouse of Barnard Urady foot Of First street,
Tne flames rapidly spread aod Tho three washouscs
OF b. 0'Grsdy, Hack Young aud Bsscl 6lett, all
connected together and extending along tho dock from
FIRST to Second siree,s we're sheet of flame The
warehouses were wholly destroyed together with almost
tRelr entire contents.
The warehouse Of Nr. o'crady contained about four
thousand dollars worth OF pressed bay. There aieo
quantity of tour and general merchandise, altogether
light stock.
In tho warehouse II Nessrs Black Young were about
1000 bushels OF barley, besides quantity Of nour and
hgbwines Nothing yss saved, nos The papers in
the occ rspdy did the flames spread after they
discovered Jne 'oes 10 hesers. 0'1rady and Back
Young cannot fell short Of q, 900.
nllsd with tour and fish. considerable quantity "
these rolled Into The street and saved With only
the dsnsSs resulting from The drenchipg they received
TIE books papers, safe and furr,nre pf The ocs we're
all removed, a well - several bugsss which were
stored tho ~syehouse Tho less cf Msssss Bissel a
eillst vii. probably exceed $4,000. considerable
quantity Of wood upon The dock " ~ consumed
the buildings wee Owned by General Cars, and are
estimated 10 have beer of the value OF twenty
doilsfs.
struck the middle warehouse, In which the hay was
stored aud soon TIE whole bui M Was In narncs The
porter had locked the donr and eft but fifteen minutes
before lie heard the clap Of thunder, and in u low
minutes saw tsinca ISSUING from the Many elt7ous
IN thc vicinity wers satsucd that tho ishpng struck
ow moments afterwards Tho bolt evidently psssed
down through Tho buildus q, gnitiux The conb6stibo
krcd- htJ nay stored thro. THIS can hr
NE rapa ahd irrss'stsic ptosress of mo 10
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
Ths kscpopulsslOn or ASlanta-Letess
from General Hood .ss General Sher.

Ths 2epopulstiOn OF Auanta-Letsss
from General Hood to General Sher.
maw.
isg the removal VI comhatapts from Atlanta. 1ho
letter from General Sherman has already appeared 10
. pol nmns.--
GEsEa1L Hoop 70 ssErRAL ereanAN.
hgAp4UANxys, Army IESxEsssr, Sept ~, ls6f
uAior soncrai W. I. sHgRsav, Commander Military NJ
,ysicn ot tts kiasies ppi
GENssA-l nave the honor to acknowledge shc reccrt
cf our letter Of the 9TH instant with - enclosure
save seen proper sxps ber homes 10 the cityoi
Albania Had you seo proper ~ o ihe matSSr rest there
sonla gladly have allowed your eanr tc oiese lbs cor
rseponAience, and wnhors your suuessng ia words,
rssis cf ths nited ssissn in your opinou compelled
you " act Of bsvbasous cruslty, yea regretted tho
necessty, aud 40 would have dropped tnospbect hut
you have chosen 10 indulge 10 satemeusa which feel
aons, and nj allow silence IN regard thsrs 90 be
ooesrued ~ tuiescsncc sss pothing in your
which induces 70 modify Language
~ condemnation with which characterixed Pour order
the dark tb,ory OF war for ssaded ana in
osalo~s cruetyn yoW giDal Qrdss was strppsd OF All
prstsnss You announced tho edtt Tor the sole season
Sha II was ito Abe ptores, Of shs untsd stases" THE
sacsnt resoo FOR aAsregsrdDg tns ae M COD and man,
You ray that Genera, Johnston hiuaeN very wisely
and properly removed ths fsmilses a she way from Da
tcn down." IL n duo IN the gallant soldtes ana gentle
ahs least color to your unounded aspcrs.p son hs con
Suos lie dapopuated vi ages, NOR Tow m, nor esE
As,hsr friendly or hosiie. He oncred aud extended
friendly ard TO hts unfortunate fellow ciii who 90
60 unfortunate IN y,ar attempt 70 nud a jus
tincation iOr thB nci oi cruelty either Ia the
Aotsues Of Jonesboro By General Hardse, or of
isss by n,sss asnsrsi Esresc asfsna.d HE position
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
Dedication of 81. Mich ael's Monastery,
West AOb0kens

IHPOsIN8 CATHOLIC CERkkONiEs
81 Michaels Monastery Of the Paesionist Fathers,
West Hoboken, finally dedicated yesterday after
ncon in The presence Of large Of persons.
This fine institution has already been fully described in
columns thatt s unnecessary to 20 into details
regarding the II will not be amlss, however, TO
call attention TO the zeal which has characterized the
founders Of this monastery In their efforts Of erecting
large and uselal a religious building. These gen.
iIemen are nearly a Italians, landing on oIr
hospitable shores penniess men. but carrying
with them that most powerful recommendation
the Roman Catholic community the nsgala and rcbes
Of the priesthood Their sphere or usefulness daily be
came more extended, until they have succeeded 10
erecting splendid monastery to the honor Of Ged, for
the dissemination and culture OF his truths and charities
This excellent work has been accomplished simply
through the instrumen!aty OF some hall dozen Jealous
cergymeD aided or COURSE by the contributions OF the
faithful Yesterday afternoon, st four O'clock the dedi
cation ceremonies commenced. procession Of clergy
Of the monastery, halted al the main enrance. sre an
address was read by Mr.. Weldon Of the eongrega
ton, 10 which the Very Rev. DomiuR Tarciini, FRO
GKvTisxks--I thank you very heartily In my NAME
and In the Of n these OF the rassunst religion for
your Hattcriug address, ss well as for the hearty
been for good Of the congregation. We likewise
thank al the ladies Of st Marys congregation for their
interest our undertaking. We alec thank the neigh
Of inis monastery. hope you wnl perseyere In tho
good work and although, for the future, We are TO be
removed from you short distance, some of US viii re-
the many benefits has bestowed upon u.s. and BY the
purity Of our lie show ourselves worthy Disciples OF the
Cross.
Rev pr Brown, os Jersey City, followed in a truly
he ceremeues closed fair for The bene0i q The To-
sttuton takes place ueyt week.
The New York herald., 1864-09-26
Coromers' Inquests.

ArLrgEp f,zA1H or CoLoRxp woxAy py voiUncu-
Anrss on SUSPICION -on Saturday last sarah Bennett
colored woman, who was employed cook in The dm.
reputable house No 3s Howard street. quarrel with
another who had just engaged a service in tbe
game house The pertes were separated, but coming
tssethsr ayau the front basement night the qusr
rel wss renewed. Blows were exchanged, and u ~
alleged that sarahs adversary seized stick with which
she knocked her down and beat her severely about tho
Dcnneu did not rsc agsn, and on making an ezam.ns-
tion found to DO dead. An oIcer Of tho Tosr-
teenh precinct called and arrested she who
is alleged TO have committed The crime, and Was
locked up 10 await the result Of an inauisitIon.
Coroner wildey notified TO hold inquest. Deputy
Coroner Bouton will make post nortem
the body, which will determine whe,her disease or in.
ures cause death. The deceased Gty eight years
Ct age and q native Of Baltimore
FA1L Rrsurr OF QrAsRKI,--AoQlt tho 2ott ult two
,bpmates, named Philip nevereAdx and Th6hdss ccbnofy
scams involved In quarrel corner Of Water sirses snd
ames elir whe intoxicated and after rough and tun,-
tie fight the Hoor friends nserfersd aud separated
t1em. The same night Connolly, although exhibiting
Of violence complained Of being injured. He went
~ the house Of friend and afscr remaining week usder
tse Doctors found prudent TO femove him
iie New York Hospital which was accordingly
cone nc continued 10 grow worse and dcd on satuvdsy
right. Coroner Collin yesterday held IN iDqoess
e, CO the body. and pos. mor,sm sasnlsssscn
ihe sestirnony aso showed that Connolly was beaten
BY peveresuS The iry eund ",hss the deceased came
DevMsaux, Al tho corner Of Water street and James
slip" levereaus vss not arrested ~ The time and
believed that no has since gone 70 warrant
ssucd for his arrest, and Efforts win bs msde 10 secure
hin whom be returns. Deceased thirty i've years
of sgs and native OF Ireland he lived AZ Ioe Cherry
street.
Forsp DEAD o. gns BArrHAv.-Yeslerday mornns"
dscsnty dressed man, about foryaye years Of ass ws-
found lying dead on the Battery and Coroner coln va"
nosiaed TO hold inquest The body 10 h's posses
s,os VAS found letter ait s',sa 70 sws,sasos ss,,a
Hsalsh klicsr q, tbis porr vr,isn ~ Jssa s"nmse,
Dafep, walwostb county, Wisconsin,. Issss spgssvs"
10 be no marks OF viocncs 90 me BODY and asAb. nr
thought, resulted from natural causes.
rss Jors Baows F.mtY.-nrs. John Brown. widow 70
6ip vnose sou s travelling on, With her ron, Salmon,
ana as w,fe and daughiers, bays sit theH homo
among ne Adiraplas Mounisine- whele ienn's "boay
nse muldering the dust together ~tn h's soss,
We . shot ~ Herpcrs Fcrry--io seek new homo ~
CAR prnis fhev undertook the rncy via the overland
route taking with them some cattle and yernoul nns
w,olisd sheep 1hera ia p 10 vi rumor, uos yss con
armed, ID after leaving Missouri, having bscu
mol thai they vsfe John Browns fanny they yer"
pnrsued BY Missouri gueTes, Captured rubbed and mui
dcred The homestead s now oeeapsa by Mrs Browns
brother,--5Erttago tF'.i Tins,