davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
orrlcr or rus rrrr.ruxe. Fonr WAVE Avn

OFFICE TINS P1TTssuRe, rom WAYNE AND
CHICAGO lh,LvAN tosPAsy, PITIsBuBe, July IL
nIVIDEND-The BOard Of Directors Of tins
~ Company have THIS DAY decaEed DIVIDEND Of
~ PER NT shares the original Capital STOCK of
he th oil August p!o1no the office o. the Company in
tbs CITY aud az the Transfer Agency, WlNsLOW, LASlEh
Co.. 81. 81 Was, New iofs % Tho Ief,s'
tered Al he re.retiy- oces The Transfer Book Of the
Company will eo.e on H. 10th Of July inst, at O'Clock
H. ssd icIpan eoed un .he 9Th day OF August there
sfter. By order OF the boetd ,,-, o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
Orflck or rHr rlr1sgrNeH. FoRT VIZ ANp

OFFiCK OF THE PITTsBURGH, FORT WAisH Np
CHICAGO RAILWAY 10. PITisBrRen. J"y IA 1908,
hIVJDEND.-The Board of Directors OF this
~ Compsn- meeting held ihs day. sdop'es the ioioW
Ing rrosB ne and resolution go -,
lpA1fss Tho half ycsrly interest OF dividend on the Sa
Mortgage Bonds Of THE COMPANY accrued on the -, d,
July inst payable by the terms OF INC contract un
81. lot day II October neat, snd 80
y6,yt0. Tire net earnings of the Railway sNl the imam
rial condition OF tire Company fully justiGos ;ho declaration
,na payment OF hsfyeary dividend these bonds at
time with the divd0nd on che cai'si STOCK ihoIe
fore -. ~.-r 49,,
R.,clt,d That dividend Of THREE AND ONE-HAts
PER CENT bc declared sgd Third Morgozo Sonds for he
ssf wear ending june ~ VII the 10 pad on ard alter
ho 5th Of usust nerto he persons registered az a's.
thereof s2 ccloct n on the 2th day Of Jay in''
transfer Booi, OF the Company .i6 Bnds 10 10 coscd on
hat sy closed anil tie s.h day Of Agssn theis
tier Proraed That uCh payment IN advance Of that Nhh
. called Tor nv the cont ract shah b. taken precedent
for lie future scten the Company BY order Of tho board
". IL. BARNES, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
fiMatuial.
VyHE NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN!
FISK & HATCH,
No. IS WALL STREET,
Will RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NJ


WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW
SEVES.THIRTY LOAN.
The Note. viii be issa.d Ia denominations OF e'p si'c
ESQ COO aud 5000 with interest At the rate OF $40
PR CENT. ONE CENT PER day on each $50 PAyape
ssnnisnuually.
They will dated Asgus, H. 1854 sad viii ne payabea
the end Of three wears IN fund.- or eo'efuoe INTO
Five Twenty SIX PER CENT bonds payable, Principal md
Interest, In Gold.
On All rsvmspts made prior August 49, interest viii be
allowed and after that date interest will b. charged
~ Libers arrangements will be made with 6snks Bank
era and Dealers. ..f
suh,rplous s.o received fcr the 1910 LOAN aud sii
nds o. Government Securities bought and sold st market
fs;es
~ Special attention given TO The conversion Of tie old $50
.ote. into the SIX PER CENT Bonds OF 1891.
Holders Of amounts ess thar $500 all ihen,-
.tyes Of The privileges Of ocnre-ioa. the Bonds Of 1881
viii hereafter b. issued in Denominations OF $50 and $loo
~. in the larger denominations heretofore Issued IN
converting due August ~ interest viii be ''ed
~ thst dee. FISK HAfcH NO " "tu-'s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
1msnranre Gompanlts.
Dfntisfru.
,,at,s C,ose n, the Pest.s,n,rc.

For lrespd ,, .lean, kainsis sllsrd.y yaIy % III :"
Fos Greet Britain and Tie Ccntiaelt. by s,earfes -
IIsrs. saturday July 30.....................i oi
For EnFope by so Damascus tEnTs:ay July 2S p ma
boz ualiforis Oregon, Hash.' ston Territory ara ~
tho sand Nich issnd>. dziiy tSundsys eHeeD| ~
and Z! 3.
Nor.h-Abany Buffalo and Caradss..5 ami q o. N
North and Wat Way Msi'................... p. IN
w.aeTn Jsii W. kr- Haih"si......3 g. m. and y p
Sos,hern aud south. eeln asi5 No. A. y and vi
k1ftrrn htn. n -
Newport AID Fail River. p IN
Tho lcng Island Mail .0ses st........3 q. m and p ia
SgEda. 1s3.Un sunday az mails close st..'..' ~ p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
rrnEeiars, Gmide.

TO Albany ty pod.op X. r., % wsrr.ns., 10 q"
or m
N. and y H. sunday IN.
TO Albany, Cosrcnsls Hotel Deck. lren Peint,
N.wbursh. Poushs.epse. Rhincbeck Cet.sll, -
s ss hs saTia: b 'sc' a Rags
To Baltimore, by the New Jersey X. R.. foot Il
mdnrht go 7:ssp M
sScept.d, 500 n.
srS., ssd i,hsv ..'......,.g q No. AID 500 p dr.
To fs.top b. sewliaven e. H., g7h-s,. aud 4sb-yi -.
sy, Wis Shore Line III end Z: sanda.... SEQ
Of Fa chaSs ss . end 10 pA
is s fDIs|P1's ~ .''i" os."., "n
10 .eenport p tirs lssd snd oer rcsor.son %
Lonr I.lsnd, by l.. Eailfosd, af0m !aines'spr
-ni foot ol Gh--i. r. R...........3 ~ and s;se IA
II. H. "a st.sinsr Jesse Hoyi foot Of Murray,
a., day ..... ..,.,...oS aod IL q. NJ asd y S~ra
10 New Raven Hartford, and sPr.n.ld-.team.
AL T t i.S' 81 r. Il. H. ii. D. $50 s. md ago s.
TO sevbursh Cornwall. We Point. Poasikeep.'e, q
I'd KsPdss. +, ...n.: Mar! r." : ...
80 NswIsrSh by se,rooc., Thomss Calycn =
Less-. Jsy-,i. dsii, lrudng 1t 1Gih-st, u. spB q.
spd Csnwsil. p.a.
To the West, hv Peansyyais Genital Railroad trt
snnd.v ssoe m
d sSs Of i'.s M Il n ana 200
To Phlsde phis by New.Jer.ey Ra.road foo. OF -
S s.% q Gs9.i 'p s y = p r' aaao
To Washington. by Ncw.Jesssy X. r.. foot 81 'l'
s SGsIissa' g. SOD ~ a @ = p ~ a4s.
For further regard TO Railroad Pine tables
embellishments In sno her psI Of this p.per anuE ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

Tor SALE.-MA CHINERY adapted TO the
rnaau fsv.uc Of SIf.K sisns Of Wlrders Spinnes
Cleans Se %. a-,d IN any business doug ina. KIM
worn Wi be .od, r.psFs-iy tog-ther cbea. Apply
HENRY STEWART, 40 10 Gansevoorh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
Fiuanrlal.
6apinas Banks.

OK PER CENT NTEREsT-Market Saw
- Ing, Bank No. So Nassau ,Oprn svcry day from 10
M to D. NJ; Mcnday. und ThuI,days, lioni B TO
Marcy deposited before Ang viii draw ~. months
interest TO January next. LUTHER q. CARRIER, Pres.
Henry H. CoSELIy, seoretafy.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
financial.
lvT'HIRD NATIONAL BANK,
J. No. 3 NAsSAU-sT
AGENTS FOR THE NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.
and 3io TREASuR NOTES

The Third National Bsnt Sewvok viii receive subf
tons for thu, loan showing iutefe. fl rete from date
Of deposit.
These notes payable in years from Aueant u.s. 1854 and
tear and $40 cent interest with semi coupons at
ahed and convertible At maturity into esnt gold
interest bearing $40 bonds.
In order to aid eycns Of sail 10 ske this lcsn IA.
banh viii nbs ptons and credit on sSeonn,
thereof not es than TO- upon which interest VII DC Aoweo
to Subscribers at he rate Of and a0 per cent nom Gate OF
deposit 10 The fan payment o. subscriptions ~...
G. N. JORDkN, Sssnief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
ALBERT II. NicOrsy, Auc'ioneer. ,.,,
REGULAR SALE of STOCKS and BoNpn'
IL ALBERT II. NlCoLAY .,

WI SET THIS DAY tThuTsdayl july % az v
the stock Salesr0oms, No " W i.i'ai" u,
TO" 10 sJ.' ~ ~ s , NJ 1910 90 .5In 100 Zach
a., n -, p -, 80. a, .......... 20 each.
IN $3.50 go re- lnsnr,nce ...,....... 100 each.
=" "-'' " - e; I,s,r,,es Co .......... 80 eArh
~ sluiss =. -. M ............. 100 each.
a. ,hares Peopie's Fire Insurance to.....s. o"Sn
40 shares Seconday Raroed ioi escn'
90 share, r,erp,on-l Fire Insurance Co...... iuese,
lCJO shares Nickel smelling i"rren
10 hare. Humboldt fise Ins to..'.' ~ e-ch
100 shares Hamilton Copper 20 ehn'
30 shares nited states Telegraph lo.....' Wy sssn'
30 shsros Independents Telegraph Co....... IVY eeen
~ rhsres Wismsbursh City Fire insurance Co. ~ escr'
100 share. Manhattan o. Light "o eh''
20 shares Grand 40 81. Railroad Co'ss. i'V esen'
30 urres METROPOLITAN Gas LIGHT Co........ ioeaeh
70 shares Gaatin Fire Insurance to........'' Se@n'
an bsrs ,,s,nc, Fire Insurance Co.....A 30 eech.
Al 600 8 y cent " v city stock due 1871
I5OcO y cent y. Y. Comfy Bounty Fund bonds
IS 0OO d cent Gin and Chicsso Ag Line Rsroad Bonds
ALBERT n. NiCOLAf,
Auctioneer AID Stoe. hroksk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
nRoCI AMATION.- Whereas, it has bee
Oyroy ov rsY srsssY coysnnsssr -. EiysdsE.
rIyO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS u

oyyo, oy ,sy srassY coysrnsssr -. IIysdssy
lrIyO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS III.
,Io.ea ia tssed envelope. Iiored with ile tue Q!
IN, vrori and ih the a- DE bidder vnten usrIrI ~
i b. received a. hi. Office rug1 WEDNESDAY, August y
1864, at ii O'Clock. s.u A., s.,1n,
Broadway ,sona ety,-t 18th y seventy 20 stree.
FOR r-,.i.fin aud ding NIes third sGeo from ihs
syenus 20 Blosnsascsaie rcsA -, 49,,
FOR cu<tius us.ins, sod f.ssia4 Nift ss.nss Oo''
80, eurbirg ssuainl and e,sSrs FS,Ih stsce'' IRON
10, re.eitins cars I'D spees ia yorsniaA s'F' non
For ass.iny Roadway, from Fns fourth stTs to flf'
For DIGGING Bso,d~.y. fros Forty seventh frse 70 oil
tieth street. =. -, 4.
Tor assrny and rsasssrI rrs.a~.y from Fss'yuTh 70
~, wc,l,ns Eixh.h s,enie AZ, Counry Road ftoni One
HUNDRED and fortsh 20 one Handled srd fy inh S1se
yor rrbuildiss fIe- number forty-- North Rives
For rebpp bpiAbesd be'recn p.crs nueer HnJsne
and Pihy tlIss North River .
For re psiring pier numbsT fiity three North River
For repairing pier number Fifty two. North River.
Por cellar and hns bsseneut OF t0sr Of
EDslse Company namber TS enty two. . , II.
blank forms Of proposAs together Win me sp-e4hi"b.
be obtained ~ THIS oncc-D.rd SHe''
Der srtpent Newton Jdly D. 1874.
CHARLES y. tQRilaLL. S1.sri cons..-'islJ. .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

w ALLACK'-.
w BEGINS AT &
GENUINE and USDOUBTED SUCCESS
In IRISH COMEDY
or tie PEOPLES FAvORlTE,
Mr. DAN BRYANT
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE
VIII be repeated the domestic drama by John BronshsIn
ESQ., eniitlel
THE BisH EMIGRANT.
TIH OBRIEN........Hr. DAN BRYANT
Other characters BY Chas. Fisher Mrs John Seton, Mr.
". n. Floyd, sc.
To conclude wHn w. H. Floyd'- adaptation Of
HANDY ASDY.
HANDY ANDY with Song vi Lsnseans Ball and sn
Irish Ji)......................Nr DAN BRYANT.
Other clsracters BY w K Floyd 4. H. Davenport, ii. f.
Dsy, ard Miss lone Burke. -
In active rehcarsa Bou-ea0ts drama Of THE COL
BEEN BANN Ia Which NJ DAN BRYANT will appear e.
MYLEs Nt-COPALEEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

CKoIvS AoUrptc 81 DgfAkTsEkT, ,
SKw YoHE Jnly ~, 1854
NOTICE t. hereby given that FIVE PLii
~ err PEfAiHs vi be sJisd On th, let day oil Argus
r q. TAPFEy, wstsr Rs:i.issr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
Cssrssk RAiLao.p 90. or Nsw Jrx,r,
DUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD

~ FIRST MORTGAGE sEvENPFR CENT BONDS,
We offer for sale 800 900 Of the FIRST morssse tsa'ond Di
and bear per cent interest payable -ni-puusy in
NsxYsk They part OF az Issue Of $500 900 ~hch
secured by f1orgtgo nile. Of road running sdar
Fails Iowa Fs UBSsE oontrst and 20 be completed
TITS Fal.
Tie Dubuque End Sioux City R.iroad hs. ben completed
AID In successful operation orn Dubuque ~ Cedar Falls
distance Of about 100 miles fo! several years Tho debt
nis 100 miles s represented by sc5V) fst MorfFssc
Bonds ~ 90 o'Pref.ned soot and abou, c0 s1 o.
Common Stct The Bond. offered for sale Issued
ard with tie consent VI thrr,ourhs In Interest OF te
Preferred Stockholders reqned by the articles Of incOrpe
Tsi"n. Tn, total Ausl ist.s, all the Fon1s or The
o. H mica o. road fhe eontract FOL badins TIE extension
Of ~ miles wa made most favosho and tho naA
.s and cqupnss secaisd before tho great sdssnoe
prices
The Company la. vusbk lsnd grrE Of $3.50 per
mile.
s3see Of The Beads have tnss subscribed for by sioci
iodcTI o. te Company, ana 'he BALANCE osoIsd 10
the public isvorst!s terms
For furtl OF particulars. sDpiy 10
sCHUChAHDT Orchard. No. 81 Nstssu ~, OF 10
X. lEsTH 1 Co.. No. Efchanrc- DiAcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
Dniloims MateriaIs.

nRAIN, Sewer, and Water Pipe, glazed and
IL vhed 10 inches in diameter r.sin and ornamental
Chimney Tops; Oven Gr--n.lou,e, snd Flooring tbs. Fire
BI.sk., ke. LLIstlsIy. D.get ss P,s:sL'S'f. kbo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
rI,UE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
II ATf-N

FINBE tktAl GNti.Iott hIsh bba VIZ
GOVT AND RIiEr NATl>M.
Al .nr.rars from tho shove complaints either ID recent or
ionk .,sndns, sc ai,is.d 70 use BLANKS hoJI AND
rirriigaTit PILLS They he Te.d upon a. the moe,
M md sss remedy offered 70 The pghs, aud have
tecn universally uIed in Europe io' many years with tho
PrepsrrJ by PROrT,t HaRSANr No. 20 strand, Ion
don England; aid sod By their Assills, WELLS Il Co.,
Ir-nsinst, New.lot -,
Her Ma esty have sshoriked tls rrne and
s.tlrr.- III THOMAS PROtT 22s Strand london, 20 be
upon the Government stamp alfred 70 each ooI Vi
de genuine medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
No. 50 TxCHAyGEPLaCB. COR BROAD sr.
Judy "a 1854. !
Oryrc. N.R,y-rI .yp CrycisSarr RAiLRoAD Co,
a, G,,,,,ro4uv IA Infx n lsJi. (

UFFICE MARifTTA AND IiNtIFNhII i'AlLKUxDIU
r. o. CHILucoIBK. o. joy IL, 1861.
nIVIDENDS.-Th Board of Directors have
declared The following dividends payable she loth 81
Autas r the half wear ending the 50ih OF June. which wiz
paid parties appesrns o2noiders on the so poos
on the Is; OF July, VIZ: - - ,.., -,
A CASH DitIDEND or THREE PER CENT The
FIRST PREFERENCE SHARES. -
A STOCK DIVIDEND or THREE PER CENT on TIC
SECOND PREFERENCE SHARES 10 shares o; the same
fias -, q. a.,
hodos registered at the agency in New ga wiz re-
csiye tEsr dividends the tanners Loan and Trust Io
pany IN Se~-Nork and those registered 81 TIE Office In
thilcethe, Ohio. viii b. paid At this Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
MIwArKrE ,sp PkaIsls Du Chiss RAnw.r' I

MILwArKnE AID PRAIRIE Du Chiss RAILWAY,
COMPANY. Ofscs. No. ~ Exchange -plscr I
Room No. 30 third hoor NEW foRk, July p. 1864
THE Directors, at a special meeting held tins
i day have under snhois syen them BY Che s.oehhed,
tn ordered hafyesry DIVIDEND payment Q. (il f0
PER CENT on tho First Preferred Stock aud t3) THREE
AND 4 HALF PER CENT ON the Second Preferred stocs
II this Compsby subject to Government tea and payable 1T
August 20 the holders registered THE Company
books this day. q. 4. TAlNTOR: Transfer Agent.
~ B-Conyoron OF Bonds and Scrip stock into the fTst
Preferred be made from LIST 20 th August rom ~
III. 10 z d 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

All ,AshfIpGE AND BRIGHTON - a,
r,rsyt,S Ssy IN, gpRJ e,r fs> sr,k ,rss VA esdi
= .. .... Jsiy -. bst .q o. - 53Ji ia
n. following 'hs smonni al .,os reported y sIseis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28

OLYMPIC THEATER.
OIersee aud D1rasffess JoDn wood
LAST THREE NIGHTS
o. the
ENGLISH OPERA.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jnly ~.
SECOND NIGHT IN AMERICA
OF Balte's Grand Opsre Of
THE ROSE OH CASTLE.
rLyfRA.............Ead CDNTE BORCuAnD
H. DONNA CARMEN. ........Mis, LOUISA MYERS
MANI EL......................HG. WIN. CASTLE
Don Understandable =. &. IAMPbrLL
DON FLORiA-..................SlE . w. IL LrAh
Ills tEsl - ieafane-.l - -
DON SALLuSr...........ME W4LIER EihGu
CONDUCTOR. Mr.. ANInoNf hE!Ee
MANAGER of OPERA........hT. r. 4 BAkbN
Door. Omen Al u commence a. 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28


NIBLOs GARDEN.-cOMMEkC a.,
~ CONCLUDES lCi. -
Lessee aud Manager n; W Il - AZ l.
TIE COOLEST TfEATER IN TIE CITY.
THE ILLUMINAIED GARDEN OPEN EVERY EVEN
ING.
THIRD WEEK.
CONTINUED FLATrER RING NECEPrlOS
BY BRILLIANT
AND CROWDED AUDIENCES
OP THY DISTINGUISHED kki!SiE,
Mss LUCILLE WESTERN
Who win srp-.r, THURSDAY EVENING, Jolly 20,
LOUISE DE- LAsCoURS AMP oGARIrA,
IN the grand Spectacular honancFin Five fsos.us
entitled,
TIE SEA Or ICE.
Which has net with ,ae
GREATEST sUCCEsa
Wsrrn,ing iis repetition 49,
EVERY EVENING TILL FURTHER NOTICE.
Messrs l.. r. Shevs.l. C. Peters. J. h. Hasan. u. r.
Iingseld, J. W. Bsisde j. Seymour T. g. HOLMES Misses
May Wells skerTc;' etc etc. in the principal cha-sctex
APPROPRIATE SCENERY,
COST MIS-,
AND APPOINTMENTS.
II. original nu.ic oompossdby j. y. Cooke under tho Ill
rsetion Of Harvey u. Dodyorth.
Seats secured six days in advance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
New foxx Asp HAEIpE P,ILRoAp CoxPAsI.(
fnrslpksTs Owes, NswYoKK. July I, 1864. )
NECOND MORTGAGE BONDS O., Oa0, 900,

- dne August ia6t-Not,ce is hereby Oven that ths
boNDs Of The above issue viii be paid a. their maturity,
August H| 81 the Once Of the CoInpsny corner Of uhss
ard and at the in,sre, The ssIe will from
lli, ds.y. WV, H. NAADLGDV Vice Pyei.d.nL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-28
tfiaehinsrp.

G. WHgATLy, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-13

general OF The yirsiadnau1 -
bill was read the fizst
Mr. McCue, of 80 LII duced a
resolution referring so much of the Co.
vernor's message as relates to the placing
of negroes in the military service to the
Committee on Confederate Relations,
with instructions to report adversely to
the proposition.
The resolution gave rise to much dis
cussion, the House dividing on the two
propositions presented whether negroes
were to be- employed as soldiers or as
pioneers, cooks, teamsters, etc.
Motions TO indefinitely postpone and
lay on the table were lost, and the reso-
luton was referred, rejecting an amend
ment. by Mr. Worsham, inserting the
words "as soldiers" after the words
military service. "
Mr.. Dyerle submitted a resolution in
viting joint committee Of both Houses
to confer with the Secretary of War con
corning a detail of mechanics and work
ers in wood and iron to meet the de-
mand of the farmers of the State which
resolution was agreed to
4 resolution of Mr.. Deane, inviting
General Joseph E. Johnston to a priyi-
legged seat On the floor OF the House, was
adopted.
The remainder was consumed by dis.
cussion arising out Of q resolution to
create new Salt Committee, composed
of new members, some advocating the
re-appointment Of the old committee -
Adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-13
Mayors CouRr, YzsrEaDAY.-Daniel

Mayors CoURT, YEs1ERDAY.-Daniel
ST Clair, George Lucas, William Fife,
Franklin A. Norris, alias Herman, and
john +. Matthews, werc again arraigned
on the charge of robbing and Numbering
Michael Rourke Inability 10 elicit cyl-
dence snbstantiating the charges ncces-.
STATED their discharge with reference to
the robbery and murder; but in consi-
deration of the fact that their general
characters were not Of the best they were
each held to security for their future good
behavior.
William, slave Of Mrs. Gooch, charged
with stealing ham, the property Of John
= Dodson, was ordered to be whipped
Security for good behavior was required
| OF Austin Conley, charged with being "a
person OF evil fame, name and reputation.
William Heath, sent on for examina-
ton before the Hustings Court ON Satur.
day upon the charge cf stealing mule
| and cart from Mrs. Nancy Heath, was
again before the Mayor on yesterday,
charged with obtaining one thousand dol.
lars under false pretences, from Frede-
| rick Butler. This offence having been
committed in Hanover county, the Mayor
| turned over the case to the authorities Of
that county.
John Kloss was charged withreceiying
| CRATE, which was stolen from francis
Childrey, knowing the same to have been
| stolen. Tho accused proved that he
bought the property from Childrey' s sen,
and was therefore discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-13
LATER FROM EUROPE

The latest European dates are to the
ODD ultimo. We make few extracts
about American affairs The Times
says:
awe have no reason, as impartial look
ers-on, TO complain of the reelection of
Mr.. Lincoln, and we see no reason for
alarm nay, it may probably be that we
are safer in the hands of Mr. Lincoln than
we should be in the hands of any one
else. As regards foreign States, ourselves
in particular, wemay reasonably believe
that he has sown his wild oats; lie has
gone through the course Of defying and
insulting England, which is the tradi-
tional way Of obtaining the Irish vote,
and we may not nreasonably hope that
he is unlikely to repeat the experiment
The nomination of General Mcclellan at
Chicago was obtained by something very
closely resembling false pretenccs he was
nominated as the advocate of peace and
reconciliation-a character which, as soon
as his nomination was secure, he lost no
time in pointedly disowning'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-13

paper statements TO the contrary not
withstanding, it is very certain that he
has not yet opened communication with
the coast, though it is not to be denied
that he may do so very soon. II is to be
hoped he will not seek to leave the coun-
try without attempting the capture OF
Savannah. The army and 'eople are pre-
pared for his reception.
LATER.-A late dispatch, received from
below Charleston, states that Sherman S
army was in line Of battle (at what point
we will not say, confronted by strong
Confederate force. A battle was immi-
nent, and our generals there had ex-
pressed themselves fully able to cope
with the enemy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-13
TkEAsURY DEPARTMENT,
nnrrpxpuuaT= aTaTuE nE ANEaICa
oANS 0NTBF SECURITY OF THF

4 OANS ON THE SECURITY OF THE
4 FIVE HUNDRED MILLION SIX PER
Ont. NON-TAxABLE BONDS, UNDER THE
SEVENTH SECTION OF THE CURRENCY
IAW.-Deposits on call will he received by the
Charleston and Mobile, and the Deposita1es al
wilmington Raleigh, Columbia, Augusta, savans
nah and Montgomery, aud certificates viii be issued
for the same, bearing interest at the rate OF four per
cent pei. annuu, and secured by the hypotheoation
of an amount of the above bonds equal to the SUN
Of these loans. The bonds TO be set apart by the
Treasurer, and the proceeds, when sold, applied ex
o!usively TO the payment Of the said certificates.
The security and convenience afforded TO banks
and other corporations, and to the public generally
by this mode Of temporary investment and the ef-
feet Of the measure, If generally adopted, In keep
mo the currency within moderate bounds it is hoped
will commend il TO the favorable consideration OF the
communicated secure their prompt cooperation 1T
carving il into effect. g. A. TRENHOLM,
su Pts Secretary of the Treasury.