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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-09-02
7rIca: TUESDAY, SEPT. 2. 1864.

7z- - ..cret to learn that Col W. Fl. A. speer, Of
q regiment, and 1t Colonel Bird of
she ,'I ''hN c. regiment were killed in the recent
The li,D Ppsms' Station. They were both gallant
tEp' ,,,,Dsnsd officers. Col Speer had just been
spa'', Ibe Senate of the State from the 44th dis
ust .,courts we publish to-day of the fight at
jug s,stiou. show the determined valor with
E'nS =. N,r,h Carolina troops charged upon the
VIII Nor,i,- Carolina is conspicuous in every
''sn' She is. indeed, the keystone Of the Con-
@,'. a. arch. Party feeling no,0 dictates that the
nress should do her justice, and at last she
H'.u. OF their hands. We do not care what tie
90 they speak of her as she deserves, and
D0u't indulge in the sneers at her loyalty and the
CO." r.rv of her sons which formerly characterized
-. couunS
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Is this So {?
ie C0!teterate Of the Slst August saws ::

ile C'Etsdsrate Of the S1st August says:
,,, NE take this opportunity of making note of
tY:. Ming, gross, unmihgated evil. 1t is the
saal employment in the local off 7es of men who
I,,S !. "f ned duty. One sees them every where
:, Is enrOitin5 offices, to begin with. Does Gen.
want want a Clerk? He will take the primmest ard
r., SIeSt young man be can find. Does the Adju-
:, "eueEal need Bureau assistants? the Quarter
sT,s, s', C@Ommlsss:y and all the various depart
aisd { Ihey md them among the young and atie-
,.ssss ,sl Tar too much. While our army is bard
~ worn with constant, laborious, xearying
sISA us 1oTce reduced, and the duties of each
fo,s increased; there are everywhere to be found
-. Sao are as well fit, exempted all the war and
III SI Sharing the Oner0us and dangerous du-
!,SEI1 !S.c1 apperrain to the service
ID Slat the law requires is constantly violated
ssnsos ,asoHS are made Of it provisions. The Gov
h ~. ~ rs not to blame for this, but the individuals
d. Ssn' It's Commands And the most lament
s,,s..u oi the case so far as North Carolina is
Ma a9Ie I is tfat the "stade Offices" as they are
ra,ae lave been flied curing the war BY those
% hearts were least in the cause and are now,
Ian nS''nces, 6y disloyal men-Yaukees at
H. who are shielded from the military service
L,s snaas' employment" -.
Gn, Is II true that the law of the country
eas: saD'y e7aded or violatedG The Confederate
San Nm but "the gorsrnmeat is not to blame
VI Course not Who said it was ? But
l,;. .",''slration is. Who constitutes the admin
,,3:. does not the Confederate know
ID, possible that Gov. Yanc3 has under ;tirnn,
a. shade offices" about Raleigh, "dbL,yat
b. i, iGnfss' n at heart?" Ii so, who is to Liame
p3,., , Docs Gov. Vance know itp If he does,
tatn ''S such men-"d disloydl msa- Yankees al
n. . Snat must be thought of him2
so,i. '0gsaerots tells much sober truth about
"a ns ~. the shade offices with healthy Young
sso r. r''Ay at time when the reserves be.
b. H.; L. and 80 are being taken from their fami.
saa D'. !, i1rms, and workshops, and placed in
pa b.1 Us great evil Bus then these Young
4sf6s sons to certain favored families or tseiI
qvsn I's Of the right stamp, or it NAV be they
sy to ,o'' tn is pay their respects most dsfsren.
= sDau "'''F superiOrs for the special privileges
~ae dra,ms 'a'hg' in heaven and earth, HoratiO,
" In your philosophy" -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-09-02

The RAILROADS AND EXPRESS CoMPANY.-At a
recent meeting OF the stockholders Of the Western
y. C. Railroad Company the following resolution
was adopted:
"WHEREAs It is the oririon Of the stockholders
of the ". N G. R. K Company that it is injurious
their interest to farm anS If the property or
franchizes of their Company, to any Independent
Company, and believing the R R. Company can
transport AL articles the road with as much
safety and despatch as the Express Company, and
believing that all profits OF transportation ought to
be made by the R. z. Company:
RssOlred, That the Board of Directors are in
struced to terminate their contract with tho South
ern Express Company, after giving due notice. and
that they confer with the North Carolina r. R.
with the view to make such combined arrangements
with said rcad TO insure to all persons safe and
expeditions transportation Of their property, money
and effects, over the road under the charge and
management Of their own agents and messengers"
The Express Company is great convenience to
the public. We think it doubtful whether any of
the Railroad Companies can or will transport arti
cles over the roads with as much safety and dis
patch as the Express Company has Done.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-09-02

: cs,c,eo CONVENTION latest news from
ri, Convention indicates the nomination Of Gen,
m'1 ,r.r,n for the Presidency. Mr.. Vallandigham
~ n,I made a speech demanding peace on any terms.
~a r,. ,,rlt was he was defeated for the place of
u: ,:..n Of the committee on resolutions by Mr..
Gnbrie c OF Kentucky. The latter is for peace on
L,.;o of 4 restored Union.
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Johnston County, Aug. 29th, 1864.
The above appeal to abSentees from the a-Iny,
suggested By the Hon. J. L Leach, and adopted aud
signed by officers and citizens, strikes us as an ex-
client mode of reaching those for whom it is in,
tended We trust this appeal will have good ef-
feet Many of the dcserters are men who have
fought long and vaantly for ;heir country, and the
execution of such men for the crime of Gesertion,
Ct for any crime would be a sad spectacle
Iheir excuses for deSertiOn are no doubt various,
but nothing can justify them in pbahdoning tie
Has0 their country. Deserton is not only wrong
nSelf but bid policy. II is idle for any deserter
@h0pe thas he will not, in the end, be arrestei-
Ihs longer h. remains ont the greater will be his
EanSHnsEt Ehcn he is caught. An opportunity
Mf IN Honorable return is now offered which may
ne's' Sa offered again Let every absentee avail
lnssii Of this opportunity By reporting him.
S1 9r daty. Remember, soldiers, that your
NnEaess Thom you have left behind, are toiling,
lna 0!ssding, ard dg:ng in field and hospital =
t-'f o0'gatonS to the country are not weightier
IAh e yours Remember, also, that if one man las a
sh' e CeSelL ali have; and that if all should lie.
~ W Shod!4 at Once te at tae mercy Of the enc.
sty =! $40 10 Compromise of any kiGd could be 90
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DIED, r..~ '--
In this City, on the 18th Of. August, 1864, Dor
CAS-, infant daughter Of B. 81. and S. O. Norris, aged
two years and one month.
IA light is from our household gone,
voice loved is stIl1ed,
place is vacant at hearth,
Which ever can be filed"
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WELL TINED.-The following extract from
speech of the Hon. John Law, of Indiana, in the
Federal House of Representatives the lst ulL,
was severe rebuke TO his abolition associates:
SIR 1t is said by way of sneering at the loyalty
Of the Democratic party, by those who never put
foot on the tented field, and never 10 SO long
as they can cheat the government out of money
enough to procure substitute, that the Democratic
party is the peace party" OF the country. While
they Twill spend the last dollar sacrifice the last
man, aud die in The last ditch" to put down the
"accursed rebellion" They are for "War" war TO
the knife and the kniie to the ht.
When Cato called his little Senate together, at
Utica-at time when Cesar was marching upon
the rity-the fiery SeIpronlous proclaimed in fu-
rious aud indignant eloquence such as.we frequent
IL hear in this hall -
Ny voice is still for war;
Gods can a Roman Senate long deba,e
" hich 01 the two to choose Slavery or death!
Go | Let iis rise at once, gird on our swurds,
And at the head of cur remaining troops,
Attack the foe, break threugh the thck array
or his thronged eg6us, aud charge home upon him.
Perhaps some arm more potent than the rest,
May sIrike his heart and free the world from bondage
The conservative Llcius replied: " My thonghts,
| must confess are turned to peace" The atvce
and counsel OF Lucius the special object of the
warrior Indignation. The loyal SemprOnious, who
seorned TO submit to mediation and could not brook
the idea of mediation, whispered into Cato's ear,
beware Of Lucius, he is traitor" The very next
night SeDpronious deserted Cato and joined Caesar.
While Lucius, the advocate Of peace, remained and
braVely fought for the liberties of kome. There IS
u moral in this to which would call the attention
nf every blatant radical Of the Republican party who
Is crying out for more blood and deDouhcing the
Democrats. SO
Instead of being the enemies of the government,
as they charged, they lis truest and best
friends. The wsrst and most violent enemies OF
the government are those who blndly aud wilfuliy
throw up their caps and cry, Long live King Rich
ard 2? who blindy and wilfully yield to the Sic co.'s
sic slu6eO" of Presidents Or Kings O.. 3.
The above Is as we'll timed for the South as for
the North. Tne Conservatives or peace men OF the
South occupy the same ground relatively that is
occupied by the Conservatives or peace men OF the
North The Republicans cali the national Demo
Gratis traitors, and the DeStructiyes call the true
CONSERVATIVES of the South traitors. So we CO. s
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-09-02

EXCHANGE OF PRIsoNERs--it seems frour the latest
news from Richmond, that the prospect of an early
exchange of prisoners is not good. There are some
thirty thousand federal prisoners Anderson. Ga,
arc prisoners in the hands of the enemy. For some
other the federal authorities refuse to ex-
change.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-09-02

He that knowingly defends the wrong side Of a
question, pays a very bad compliment to all his
hearers: it is in plain English this Falsehood,
supported by my talents, is stronger than truth
supported by yours
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FOR SALEI

SECRETARYS OFFICE}
RALEIGH, Aug. 25th, 1854.
SEALED DPROPOsALS WILL BE RECEIV.
- ed at this office until MONDAY, the 26th of SeHiem-
Der, 10 furnish sufficient quantity of -
WOOD
for the Of he State the Capitol during the ensuing
winter and spring ...r,--...-... -
The woed to be sound oak and hickory, to be de-
hvered and measured the wood bouse the Capitol
grounds from time to time required and to be cut into
suitable lengths for the several fire places -
Bidders will state The price per cord at which they will
furnish it.
The right Of rejecting bids not advantage Gus TO ths
State is reserved JN0. p. q, RUSS,
- Secretary of Stste.
September /, 1854. ..- . Std.
~" Progress, Confederate and Conservative please
COPY till day. - - - - = -
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,rvsI-You, who have left the service with,
.onsr authority, are earnestly requested to re-
oaIPiivrpmadiately. We, the undersigned, officers
aIn !9 ,rEens appeal to you as friends to return
ia .aISr authorized by Gen. Lee and Gov. Vance to
We Won that if you will return Ooluntarily you
sT s-r D;i be punished. Report yourselves to any
Tr sns end we will take pleasure in assisting you
T,,s 10 your companies.
O';S G,lg;-sI You have stood nobly by your CON-
a. in arms We appreciate your past services,
.n5 We ask you to be good soldiers again. Do not
.nIc Yourselves to the SeUere penalty of the law
~ ysf1siug to return voluntarily Remember your
&.niS At home Do not bring trouble and,sorroT
on Torr fathers mothers, sisters, brothers, wives
,njIi,te children Come to US, and you will be
,,t. from puniShmenk
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G.. G. MOSES,

q. =. MULES,
1t. Col. Com. 1st bat. H. G.
WM. j. CLARKE,
Col oath Regt N. c. Troops.
RM. A. SMITH,
Major Home Guards.
". G. BANKS,
Captain Home Guards
]. r. COATS,
Capt. Home Guards.
". H. AYERA,
Il. H. FINCH,
J. ]. LEACH,
J. ". AVERA,
W, H SANDERS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1864-09-02

PETERsBURG, Aug. 31.-The ChronidIe ofSunday
says that Stanton had telegraphed Dix that Hancock
was assaulted several times the SOuth of Reatns
Station OH Thursday, but had repulsed the enemy
in every attsek. At half past five, P. m., COM
bined attack was made on his left and centre, which,
after one of the most desperate battles of the war;
resulted in the withdrawal Of the enemy from the
field leaving their dead aud wounded behind.
Hancock in his report, says we withdrew at dark
for reasons stated He says his chief of artillery
lost $50 horses and that the rebels hold some of our
ground with their skrrmish line. Our loss will
probably reach IL or 1900, though this is surmise.
This is acknowledged to have been the most des
perate fight of the war; resembling that Of SpotSyl
yania in the charges, though the number engaged
was less. p ~...- .-.tF = ? - -. ss
Meade telegraphs safe guard has come in who
reports the ield stregn with rebel dead and Says
this shows how severely they were punished. He
says the safe gnsrd talked with rebel officers who
say their loss was greater than ever before during
the War. -Tr. -
Grsot says the enemy cannot stand the losses on
thu Weldon Railroad. .. -
Stanton estimates the rebel loss in the last two
weeks at 10 600, and Federal loss as heavy.
Dispatches fran Chicago say McGieHan will be
nominated. War Democrats are pressing Dix, but
he stands no chance. Gov. Campbell of Tenn,
Guthrie of KY, or Pendeton, Of Ohio, will be nom-
mated for Vice President
great peace mseting was held in Chicago on
Saturday night Garrett Davis, Yallandighans and
Fernando Wood spoke.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

MoNnAY. JnlY 25-P. u.

Gold opened at 2J5i and sold up to 219i,
closing 80 - Stocks The street were steady. At
tie Stock Nxcsangc Government Bonds were steady.
Re-, tered Is. i--l l0S2io5; Coupon 6. les loiis
lolt. Kesltcscd 529i. lCi; Coupon 500. lojdlCJ!
Certificate. o5g95!; 53cs. April l0ili ing. 1851.
S,a.. Bonds stealy; Tennessee is. jgaoOi Missouri
O.. Cc1.J, Ca...h, -. as, Quicksilver. il474si
aur-c.otu. A4iJi Col S;oo-s s;rovei Delaware
ard HUDSON. so, Polniylsania Coal. 2lJ4 I4' Cum
brriaiG Cal. .!G.s, Central Coal. -; American
Coal. ~. Mariposa. lid42. Pacific Mail, 2'5a -s0i
Srw.yoik Ceaiipl 10. l:9ii Bic Railw y l0i n
1901. - Preferred. Oslal0s!i Hudson River l-5 q
!ss., Eli offered % 900 the Preferred, u.s. Read
.r, i:-i ia,.. tlchrln Central. 1881 ol3ii Nich!'
con S.I.i,rn s3.ctl. tis Guaranteed 300 1871 F.;
Panama .t50gO; Illinois Genital. 70. a. 10!
C.e.eitrl "a P.t.sbrrrh llsi dlCsii Noi1.Ncsi'
GA. W. 20. tie Preferred, ~. 1855 Cle7oland and
To-. lo 30. 1871, Rock Island 9l4l09., Chicago
Brrirfton rld Quincy 'g.ICi2si Prairie On Chen,
90, aCi. Foft WaUe. miami; Tc-Te Haui' aud
Alton. .lc,9; Gle Preferred '-G1J; Toledo aud Wa
bath, p IJg; Ohio .rd 3i.4ssipp Ccrcncs, -. o..
The stoch market slows r.'lcE moro activity sil =
.ro-it nBEa .iestea t. buy railway shares ia Nod.
e..t, .1orui. Elie Nov.York Central, Hock Island.
a. ,1.. iri aid Pittsburgh. cliciy 10 der.Gud.
Cover u.,, .oclTtrs wole higher AID lor "a OF eel
l.- n. lCJ WAC Paid 'or Coupons. Investing parties
lid 80 CHS Joan % .al.cs Income Tran Can be- realized
rol iic expected 7.J rot. iayi1r convertible priv.
leg, o, maturity. IL IailV Bonds Little dove. Co.i
80 s steady Ihe whole Railway share let was strong,
an roers G,cr tan ior s,gori days. AZ the Second
Ioail thc rsacf market Wa sgJng, and considerable
di.lo-i.on va. .og to purchase TO market closed
sioar. IL, c.o.iag prices wolo' American COD. e''i
fel-. Sew.lork Cc-,ral. ~, dia3. Erc li0ii Had.
Jon River. % .Ci.si, Inchran Southern. ~. CleTe-
lsud 4si Pittsburgh. c.al0ii Rock Island. Hi
FORT Wayne iCl, Cumberland Coal ., % MAraosa
Mining Company, i3!.
Tie engagements in freights to Liverpool are
800 bis Fcsrr t ls 3D. 2LOO bu.l.Nhca at 3D. 100
bah Conn az a. ia bulk; and 10 inns Oil Cake nt u.s.
Cd 10 iondcn--l coo bDls Flour at p sd; 1000 bbs.
o. Coke at poi 80 tcs OF Beef al IS. 3d., and l0cCO
f.rt OK Timber. 2.s 3D. The charters are British
bark 10 h 1nlurg th MI cargo Of Petroleum NJ o..
3D., Nockenbarg bark to CorG. for orders Wheat NJ
ss ca. or &c. Oh. II to direct port; and prussiau
o-4 10 &c T. fcr orders with 1850 bbls Petroleum At
3d. g. ass 3D. ii - lhe Continent or D. If 70 direct
por,.
Tie bu !urss Of the SUb-Troasury was: Re
ce.ib. Ga24ic.e fGi Customs. SiGaCOO. Payments.
S.,gi0n e. Balance. sl1,eJ,.5j "a.
ire transactions To- the Woe', at the Custom
gc,,s. aid Sub. lfcr,t,rv have been ns follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

:: e. elm: fs 81 ali 3. :: tend;
irrs bvT.S Eais - zs and Cs%P So So
tive but The arkes very Irregular opening heavy and cos
ing strong. saes or delivery Of 500 6Sl. New Ma.
buyer Augosi at i? the sales on the spct are 400 bb
at Ssn So Old Mess and f39 500Si0 50 for New Do
Beef i. very dun aud we have only to MOI. ale al
10 bbs sad $50 for Plain Mess and sra SEC Tor T,s
inactive aud prices entirely nominal Lard NOR. no.
tive eLd Il nruer ss.s 3cD bbs and tcs 1t i3d 1919, Ion
no. anu is Gs9c Os far TO prime steam and kcIs Rsu
uMcrlde continue. in fir den,nd bu, price.
ere heavy, les OF 900 bbs 1885, chiefly At <9c Re-
oed IN BOND a.so continues in f request out prices vor
The Prreassr we quote at alcS2.c heansd free aaE
and heavy q. 5la35c.
RICE--Wr hear ofnohinr doing to-day worthy Of special
notice. Price remain shout as last quoted.
SuGARs-Raw Sugars bsye nat with only limited De.
uiad ee the marsct Is st rather heayy Sales Of bat 50
bids Fax REFINING il quoted at Os Refined dull
-. Joc. f< Hsrd.
sEEDS-Grss Seed. are quiet bui prices without
sii9 change Rough Flax is fairly active and dnm at :. 1So
TAL.Ow Il in sss active demand. but prices sru The
snppy IL fax sales OF 5000 10 Guy at issc and 1900
WhlsSy-Fhe market opened .'eudy bu, closed duh and
81 7o0sl u for Western.
WOOi-There has been ony moderate inquiry for thi,
staple since lat, aud pieces have been very r-gus
IN. Regular trade pay Ing f while outside ,ssa
ksEo arc operating on margrl trying TO get the price
uoWni III e the market has ben Isyoraiy aaectsd
taaa Tor some ti-o past owing lie confined strEgensy Ia
me money paTss, ~ the pr.cs. entirely nominal
We iuoe ne"-f OH sicl2au, aud Indiana follows = d
81 10 for sarony Fleece aJc ds for fnlbood Mernas
9dSsc Tor nai AVID threcqster do 9O03sc. kstivS
Tor coni1on TO hne unwashet California Ohio =, nnsy vsn
snd virginia; Choice selected sasony Fleec. Is 81
olIory fleece Sc. Iar.eq ter and u blood Merno
Fleece, tlGl o.; Helbood ferc. s5dgac Ma, We ana
qiarei-bo0d Fierce 67assc.; Common Fleece $4,000
Foreign descriptions devoid ef activity and 81 the s-
Of sales Ifice nominal. We quote at sGd55e for
INV ashed s5dsoc. for do. Cha M rino and tsps,o 60
8Je for Lnwsshed Care q Good Hope .5dc or Washed
Feat lIdia, 33Gi5e. for Unwsbed Afdcsn 5Jd6nc fog
sshed do 3f033e for Mexican and ruwthed So yrns,
1h5c. for Washed Smyrna, I5155c. for primo
Washsd South American and 5jn50c. 'or Washed 70.
NHALEBOak-1he market is quiet, but ho,drIs ue ash
Inc an advance The Las. sales 1t the following pees
South Sea s0d 81; Northeast Coast FsG S2 TO- Ochosl
go 81 Is ios Medium, and 90 - for Arctic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
The Controller will onen BIDS for the County

The Controller will open bids for the County
Loan Q. COZ 0lO Riot Damages Redemption Bonds,
authorized by chap OF the laws OF lsei by orn
ance Of tie Board Of Supervisors bids for which viii be
opened m the Controllers Office Wednesday, July
- IsC4 at o'clock p. m These bond viii bear inter
est n > cent per annnm aud rvdeemable In 1877
aad s9 This loan is provide for the redemption Of
tie sane amount Il Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds"
duo ard payable on the lst OF August noxt-
Tie Connecticut STATE Treasurer advertises
oserhere for proposals.. until 9th August for G. go
" ,he q y cent bonds Of the State
Tie Poi,sri,e Miners Journal Of tie sd re-
ports
Tho quantity Of coal sent by railroad this week is
81 $50 u by canal 2,JJ O Tor TIE week, shOlo ~
alls 500 tuuF fOr the corsCsu0l rc week last year
The d..lcullts between TIE Philadelphia ~ Reading
Rrosd and their er .Oysos have been adj lsfcd. fnd
trde has been iiY resumed again on all tle iegt-s
ie stugI4yc caused SOME QeraL cement which wiz take
little tmc % remedy We hope no further turAotis
w.l Ikc pace 90 similar larecter ths season. me
scCs has been iOss {, the region u about ctp9up,
10 tie Reading Railroad Company nbont $1,000, ara
10 &c comruiy several millions of dollars, because u
,.rrsol mice II co slOnt one dollar tR TO the
cousrmsr 81. lis ala have been avoided II Il more
Cou.i..t ry t.-a iad been asoptcd on hotl sides
lie Gcaea- iorcoai isyuy brisk and prices tend mp
ward.
our fll n further advance Q, wages On the HIST the
u. ec 10 miners was aavaaccd fifteen cents per WAGON
AID Uares Al 80 week. They now demand hte,n
cents more per wagon. ard 81 ~ per woekrakins an
advance o. - per wees uId lry cents tun Tor en-,
til~ cyl nee STA, De- uOu'n. These high prices which
o. Lar beJ ord what aEe paid In othol branches Il
mess ID tie county, cuL nclns tie ince %! coal
D. beyond lie Itlcl " large portion oi the ccll.
uGrs a,c creating deep feeling among all classes,
nud tD,y are wiling 10 evoke almost asy powor Tat
W4lI o.. tLecA 10 L.
The following is q statement of the appSo1i-
mate earlfnc OF tie Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26
CoRoSERs ISoUHsTs.-An inquest was yes

CORoEBRs' IEQUEsTS.-An inquest was yes
terday held by Coroner Naumnnn on the body Of anso
A. Green. who was killed on Sunday morning BY finS
through the hatehway Of the building No. 10 Ann
street. The evidence shove that tho haehwa!s ha@
al been left open on Saturday night and that they were
beside ia an unsafe condition. The jury rendered %
Yer dict IN accordance with the facts end censre ne
agent Of the bcilling Hr. Ayrc, Tor ao Si"f 'ues
ssa.e o. affairs 10 exist. Deceased was pfAer "se,
a years anda native of Ireland. Coroner conn yes
terday held an inquest the b0Gy u an ',s a"NL
man who wns iound IN the water at inc "ot ~ lover
street East River Deceased was about iael ienes
in HIGHT hal dirk brown hair and whiskc.s "n' " -
dressed IN rrgv vest dark pautalocns, ine c"foAca
mus Nn shIrt gray wooden undeIshir ana I, ~ Doos
The bodv nal been IN tie water but !eW days..
Coroner ialuey yesterday held an Inquest o. '., DDl7
~ Nsiri1rl kfcrnan whose death Was caused ly IA.
80. ,,ceved on Friday ni,-t last lie cngaged u
irieYli, .cu.e with John B. EcAies. irleEt. a NO
a2i Wsst Ih1tycighth street. nnd finally attempted %
cary RIM aeToss the room On his back. " Aiis 20
doing De FELL forward, striking his head Wlia gTe"t
force on he foor causing CONCLUSION OF tie hsh ana
rurtufin, hood.y csse from tie effects of ehca 10
died soon a.ser Decreased E~s . soidlu S0i1s w.
fIr.puRA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-26

Offices the office Of the chief Of the Navy Yard, Ad
nral Pauldng. who is deservody popular with all his
subordinates and right away In the upper story the
Lyceum. which combines library and museum Of
curostes well worth your attention BY this time it is
o'clock AS the prospec. Of being locked up for the
night is not very agreeable and as have shown you
the whereabouts Of this collection we will now thor.
ouchy tired with good days work, take leave of
o Navy Yard rsserying tho examination Of the Lyce.
me- Coz another occasion.