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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
Obituary.
CoL JOHN M'COyIHH.

Col. John McConihe, of the l69th Newly ork'
ubo vas killed in Virginia June I'd. and whose pody
was subsequently placed in charge Of Chaplain Chap
man 10 be conveyed home, was born at Troy NJ ~ Ms
father being the Hon. Isaac McConih" one Of the old
est and most prominent citizens thereof John NC
studied Law, and graduated at Union Coness IN
1883 and subsequently was elected one OF the BoaIu VI
Education in which he occupies high position. FRO
ceedng to Omaha in 1856 he was soon appointed Pri-
yate Secretary to the Governor. Afterward being ap
pointed Colonel of military sent against the Pawncc
Indians he met with entire success. and was appointed
Adiutant General Of the Territory. On the breaking
out Of the Rebellion he raised company and became
its captain, and participated in the Missouri campaign
Of 1861 and was severely wounded at Shiloh he-
turning to Troy he appointed Lieutenant Colonel
the 69th NewYork. and did provost duty at Washington
participating in the sege of Morris Island then fought
in Florida next in the Peninsula under General bnter
and finally joining General Grants army, was killed
as above veteran soldier at the age OF 20 he leaves
record full of honorable deeds which made him the
admiration of his associates his talents and sterling
character had endearcd him to all
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wounded boldi,-s Picked I'D on the
Pofomne.

The U. s. steam transport United States
Capt Shore. arrived at this port on Tuesday morn
ing In forty hours from Alexandria. She reports
SUNDAY, June 5, in the Potomac River, and when
OF Aqua Creek, took from a raft five Union sol
diers Who had been wounded and taken prisoners
in the battles Of the Wilderness, and escaped
nom the hospital at Locust Grove. They were try.
ing 70 reach the Maryland shore; they report being
guardeuln very loose manner the Rebels simply hny
Ihg PcNet Inc around them after getting through
NIich II : easy 10 reach the Potomac
men vi the mouth Of the Potomac Greek picked nm
.hlee mpe who reported being stopped by Rebel
scouts ihey said that they were deserters and were
Tying 10 tet nome. They were then allowed 10 pass
a. ~ was impossible to take them along as they were
Wvunheu nd very lame but strange 10 say ms soon 40
heDeisWere out OF sight, their amcReSs almost en-
my disappeared. They say that most Of tbs wounded
81 Locust uroyc were shot through the legs.
NET IN IN river coming up the transport Gov Gins,
".'d 10 aulington. and placed the men on board ~
-, ihey wee almost starved. On their way bact
teypicked up orec muskcts on the battlefield omon,
sha was hne Enfield rife Of English make bavinss
&c makers name samped upon the lock. and Ionion
lne following are Che names Of those picked mn
nart Thos. Cheese =. A. 24th Mich Frnnt RsrLer "a,
la Bait N. y ShafPshooters; Sergf Josesh M VI .i'
X, l22c Ohio a: NJ Young. Go. c. 9Th Wis John
er, Co. A. 10Th Ind sFgt Eugene " Mnrdn r. 81, g.
:. Michael Harvey Co c. o7th N. Y; Lrrrno sn,, in
CO =, ND N. Y. '''"o o"i'hr
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rew.York Rnptiss Association.

The anniversary of the above Association was
hid in the Mariners Church, Oliver street. on Tuesday
when the annual sermon preached by the Rev. r,
ID. Anderson D. d. from the Mark xii. and 31th verse
"The common people heard Him gladly" The sermon
was an eloquent exposition Of the fitness Of the Gospe
70 all classes Of the community and the preecher dwet
at considerable length the duty of preaching 10 all
classes Of society, not merely TO selected audiences
either Of rich poor moral or immoral and upon the
requisites necessary for success In preaching After
the sermon col rction made, and the Assoc alton
proceeded 10 ballot for officers the choice falling che
Rev. Il. ID. Anderson DID,. Moderator. s. Il. Hilndn,
Treasurer. and the Rev. w. II. Pendleton, Clerk Aer
the Organization OF the Association had been competed
letter WAS read from the Mariners Church aud the
Moderator proceeded to nominate the various coms'it
tees for preparing reports TO DO presented at the boss
ness meetings Of the Association.
The afternoon session was commenced by singing
prayer, after which tho letters from the differ
churches Of the Association read some Of q We
encouraging character. while some confirmed fppei
for the pecunary and moral assistance Of the Assooi
ton. The Committee on Devotional ExerciseS
ported that the sermon Domestic Missions was Il
be preached IN the evening, and prayer be bed In the
Mariners Church at at o'clock on "wednesday morn
ing. An amendment proposing that instead of ser
conference was accepted By the Com.
mittee and adopted by the Association. The
Rev. Il. Lucas was appointed corresponding Sec.
Rotary and The standing rules Of Che Association were
read by the Clerk and adopted erfaim. Two Commit
tees fthree were appointed ~ take into consideration
any important subjects contned In the letters from
the Churches and repor upon the state Of the
try An invitation was received for Delegates and
Ministers TO visit the Howard Home for Little Wan.
derers. The Rev. o. DODGE, who was asked for few
remarks made earnest appeal 10 the meeting 10
tribute toward the jubilee Find Of $50 900 for the Re-
enforcement Of Foreign Missions DR.. PeDdct0n was
appointed 10 preach the sermon "Wednesday morn.
ing; and, recering the report Of the Committee Oh
Obituaries the meeting adjourned
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and oven security, when security required No other In
seosssary possible The fact that usnrpsr has
himself Of the books and papers Of the once does
not affect the person legally appointed OF deprive bun OF any
OF his rights officer in possession Of the ONCE
which il but franchise.
this application any than the title to real property could
at law be determined In merely possessory sctioh
but only suit Of right the right to the possession OF the
books kc may and necessarily must be, determined In 'hs
proceeding. ~,
The parties win be concluded By the result in action
which the title be tried. II tho applicant make.
prma cis and the contestant IL claiming without color
Of right the applicant is entitled to the relief asked Such
the Iesu ofthe and In with single excep
on the question of right to the possession has been con-
dered passed upon by the officer In the excepted
the Judges Supreme Court had divided In opinion to
the right to the Office and Judge Kent, acting Circuit
Judge, ve properly declined passing upon It, Note to
People ag Stevens Hill, 6l6 In the matter Of Davis
bott 70; Id. 2sl; 7Barb 30; Barb 5i3; How, 367;
How 4l8 In Of the the Judge inquired into
and passed upon the authority Of the body from which tue
appointment ensnsed and in others the right and regu
ty Of removal Of the Incumbent well as the appointments
OF the successor =,
clearly Of the opinion that this proper for the
exercise Of the power vested In the statute that tho
contestants Withholding the books from the applicant: IN
lawfully and without color Of right and that the public inter
once to the end the important duties devoyed the
Commissioners OF Taxes lc may be prepared within tne
time prescribed by law The public interests will saier the
permitted by withholding the books from their
the proper and timely execution oil the
laws for making the In the city, The usual war
rant to commit the contestants must ISSUE together with
search wsrrsn. for the books and papers necessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
Violent Flood nj Denver. g. T.

'ldden and VIOLENT food in Cherry Creek
and The Platte River at midnight Of MAY 10 and on
the not day. worked great destruction in Donv.,
The sur' ounding country. The inhabitants awaked IN
md rons torrent pouring through the sss~ets il ear
riel IN The Methodist Church bridge I've Rocky MoUn
tam No office and other buildings, and yast debris of
logs rcr1s &c. An immense quantity OF hsuses trees
fenc.ng live stock, and all manner OF household
goods ana personal property swept of t.rard the
Misoar River. A number Of persons have been
drowned The whole loss Of life and property. nough
not YET Ahown, il great as ~ be very serols ca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
Nyw-YoRK SpoRrsMKx.s CLrps.-The sixt

Ngw-YoRK SPoRTsMRy's CLUBs.-Thc Sixth
Annual Convention Of tie Sportsmens Clubs Of this
State will be held In this City June H. H. Is and 10.
The Convention will assemble nj the Of the New
York Sportsmcns Club No CO East Fourteenth street.
O'Clock the evening ofthe 18th. when the creden-
tials Of delegates Will be examined Each GLIB Is in.
yted 10 send five snd Counties without Clubs two dele.
gates AT this preliminary meeting inventions in sport
ing apparatus 20 be presented to compete for oil
medal prize. The next day. the 18th prize Of n
silver vase will be shot for with rifles. 100 yards of
hand string measure; open sights rife and ammuni-
ton unrestricted Colts revolver will be shot for
with pistolsany Kind Of pistol with single barrel not
over 10 inches long. June IL silver tankard will be
competed for at Casting the Fly In the manner pre-
scribed by the rules Of tho Club and silver plated bass
reel and Tor Bass Line Casting line 10 be the ordn
airy one. without weight except bait provided by the
Committee-length and weight Of rod unrestricted.
June lG silver goblet will be given for single trap
shooting shot limit and rules Of the Club To be
observed. The annual dinner will DO held OF belmont
cos corner Fifteenth street and Ffth avenue at D. IN
OF the same day when the prizes will be declared and
the annual address delivered. The arrangements are
under the management Of the New-York City Club.
EhtI"nce fec in each match e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

PASSING SPURIOUS GOLD CoINs.-A soldier
named Thomas Patton was arrested yesterday after.
noon in Jersey City by Officer Rose, on charge Of
having sold two bogus pieces to a maa named John
Brodic representing them be dollar gold COINS The
pieces were sold to Brode for 81 each, and the latter
under the presumption that Patton was unsophstcats
supposed that he was making nice speculation on
small scale. Subsequently. upon finding that he had
been duped be caused the arres. Of Pa;en. number
Of the spurious coins found In possession Of the
prisoner who admitted that he knew they were worth
fess.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
Quinn agt. the Mayor.-Case settled.
COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAr.

SUPREME CoURT-C IRCUIT.-Part I.-Adourned
to Monday next. Part II-Nos 1884, 1906 sss liza ss
l!a 1903 1910 1915, le2o 1929 1880 1892 1894 1871 issS
mts, 1852, 1864 1862 Part Ilf-Nos 1852 900 541 lin
1884 iss 1915 AS S4 4ot, $751; 4s7 1901 sS iii 1880
SUPREME COURr-SPEcIAL TERM.-Uswes NJ
law and et) Nos H. u.s. 49, 49, l7A las 20 ls ncns;v.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Mos. 206I 4oI5
376J 1913 1892 1895, 2669. 1853 $685. $685. ltu I2aa
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part L-Adjourned
to Thursday Part IiNos. 32i 40l 80 1lx AL Na on
49, l6l, 4s2. 10, s4s, M, 2,9 459 WI Wv ~
Brooklyn CITY CoURT.-Nos. 81, 43, 40, 50. 81.
So. 81 81 IS. So. SO. CO. g. 81, S. g. &c. 3d. So 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
Increase In one year .

IHIfeasc B1J8Iy56 70
The increase in the principal Of the debt TO be pa6
this year. Is owing TO the of $4,000 incurred m
debt falling due this year. The increase in cert.
Gates Is owing to e94 600 which was omitted last YEAR
penscs increased by the act Of the Legislature ras
ing the number and pay Of the men. The Legitimate
expenses Of the city Independent Of war expenses, in
about 100000 Tho budget was referred 10 Commit
tee Of five Of the Board Of Aldermen and five Of the
Board OF Supervisors. after which the Joint Board ad-
journcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
SLIGHT ExpLosIoy.-Yesterda

SLIGHT EXPLOSION Yesterday noon an or.
plosion occurred in small building in Bay street. Jer
sey City. occupied By the Messrs Edge f@ charging
and other small reu orks. The conclusion WAS
of sufficient force 10 break the windows The building
took fire but II was extingushed before material dam
age WAS DONE Two workmen were In the building 9
toe time but escal,e.l uuiuiured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
RUN OVER BY THE CARS AND KrLIEp.-Mon-

day afternoon about O'Clock, little boy year, of
age named Willie Rockwell while in the act u cross.
ing First street at the foot Of South Ninth street. was
run over by Greenpoint car, and was INITIATED IN
most horrible manner. The injured child was removed
to the residence OF his parents No. Is South Ninth
street Eastern District where he expired an hour after.
ward. Subsequently the driver, Matthew Flood was
arrested by Officer Mcfarland and was committed "a
the Forty fifth Precinct Station House to await the 40.
ton of the Coroner's Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
Tur STRONG BAND CoNvBNrIoy.-A

THB STRONG BAND CUNVbNTIuN'-A OoH'.
venton of delegates from the Strong Band organize
tons OF the country was held in this city Saturday,
in which about half OF the States represented BY
delegates Mai Gen John Wilson of Illinois. Com
Of New York acted as Secretary Che purpose Of the
gathering is understood to be revision Of the Ritual
and the transaction OF other business. platform was
adopted but expression OF opinion was given as TO
Presidential candid.t es The Strong Band" Is Sc
cret organization and military in its character Several
camps are in existence in this city. lPhiIa. y. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
BROOKLYN ITEMs.

EXPENSES OF THE BROOKLYN CRY Gown.
yHSr FOR 1864 LARGE IScREAsE or TAxra-Thn
Joint Board Of the Supervisors and Aldermen mst On
Monday afternoon for the purpose Of receiving -
to be raised to defay the current expenses Of tho ca
Government for the yesf 1865 Mayor Wood prsaided.
His message READ by the Clerk embracing ks ~
cedin0. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JuSx before
Judge BITS.
RETuRN OF PROCESS.

The Marshal made return OF process this morn
ing duly served In the following cases. viz John Hughes
John Doe and Richard Roe Of the British ship
John Bradshaw Joseph Randcs ct al Daniel Shea owner
Of boat Thomas Riley Fulton James Rogers al sg The
steamer George Olympus, her tackle, kc Thomas Baxter
ct 81. sst The steamer George Olympus her tackle &c
John Caldwell ct al agt. Steam Ferry boat Onoaska her
tackle &C.. Christian f. French IT al brig Hcdwerg
Chsota Lawrence Bates sgt The brig Northern Light her
tackle &c United States ag u and one Of
cards United States ng two Of opera glasses Appear
entered, and one weeks time given to snswcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08

AEsDRIssoHS UNoy.-The regular rehearsal
OF IBIS Society win be held at Dodwortbs Hail. on
Ihursday evening. After the rehearsal will come off
che eleotien of ofGcsrs
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPKciAL TRRx-JuSE Q
IIlE SUIT FOR LIBEL AGAINSr Tile LEADER.

George Sc. AIT. John Clancy.
The following is the opinion of the Court in this
Ease:
CARpoIo i'll think the plaintiff must be required TO give
Iscurity for costs as a non resident
that he that he has become resident OF
this city but his affidavit, well his statement IN
open Court before comedies that all until
Gently he Resident Of Boston, in tho State Of Masschu
think he ought to have shown under these circumstances
when and where he effected change of residence Ia order
that the Court aud not e may determine whether he has
Tact and In good faith become resident Of this city, and that
his general oath TO that conclusion IL not enough.
Motion that tho plaintiff he security Tor costs and that his
proceedings in this action be stayed In tho time granted
with = 10 costs 10 tho defendant
DECISIONS.
Letter agt. Hull.--0rder settled.
Randall Hamilton agt BrowerMo,ion granted, with S5
costs ' "
browns Water Furnace Company ag Richard French
Motion for settlement denied See opinion
George &c agt. John Clancy granted with $40
costs to the defendant. See opinion.
Inc People &c. Patrick Ryan sgt. Edward Hogan Justice
tinued, and writ thefcfore discharged ~
Before Judge BRADY.
Quinn agt the Mayor.-Case settled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08

SUPREME COURT-GEsRRAL TERN-JuSE 6-Before
LEONARD. 7. j.. aud CLERKR aud LEONARD, j.
THE TAX COMMISSIONERS CoNTR0vERsY-wRIT OF
CERTIORARI.
The People REL Jonathan W. Allen agt the Commission
Of Taxes and Assessments
On Saturday last Justice Leonard granted writ
Of ccriioa In this rcturnable day ExJudge Allen
sad that absolutely necessary that delay should
assessment to be made and up this
te the books and papers OF the office had found
They willing to-day submit the without any srgu
mont Mr. Mckeon replied that he had yet the
opinion the and he desired to have the down
for argument on Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock
The Court ordered that the be heard th day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08

CPRING DEBILITY!
LANGUoR, LAssIrUDE.
AND THAT
Low STATE Of THE SYSTEM
Peculiar to the SPRING TIME OF YEAR, immediately
relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
OR PROTECTED SOLUTION OF PRoToxIDE OF
IRON.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
supplies the blood With its vita. principle or
LIFE ELEMENT. IRON,
nusing STRENGTH vIGoR and NEW LIPE into oil parts u
the system.
One Of the most distins uhed urs New Eng writes
TO friend as follows;
81 aye tried tho PERUVIAN SYRUP, and the result fully
sustain, your prediction. 1t has made NEW MAN Of 10
fused into my system visor aud energy longer
tremulous and debitsed when you last saw me, bus
stronger heartie and with larger capacity for labor msns
and physical than any time during tho last Eve years.
An eminent divine of Boston says;
al have been using the PERUVIAN SYRtf' n aSe ims
past; Il gives vIaoR, BuoYAscY OF s~>ssaGLAsn
CITY OF MUSCLE"
Pamphlets fsee.
J.P. DINsMoRE, No. 4si Broadway Eew.Yofs.
COUGHS! COLDS! CONSUMPTION!
WISTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
One of the Oldest and most reliable remedies in the word
for
COUGHS. COLDS, wHooPING-coUGH BRONCHITIS,
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, ASTHMA,
HoARsENEss, SORE THROAT.
GROUP, AND EVERY
AFFECTION OF THE THROAT,
LUNGS, AND CHEST.
wurAss BALsAx OF WILD CHERRY DOES NOT DIRT " .
CouaH AND LEAVE TIE sEKps CONSUMPTION IN THE sfs-
TEN But LoosExs IT. AND TIE LUNGS OF ALL m
PuRIrEA
Mons GENUINE UNLESS SIGNED IL BUTTS" ON III
WRAPPER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08
MILITARY RECEPTION AT PATERSON. "A

MILITARY UECFPTION At TATEKSUN' III
fine reception was given to Company Of the I'd New
Jersey Volunteers by the city authorities and the peo
pie of Paterson NcwJersey last Monday, on their TO-
turn from the field. Only thirty men remain Of the one
hundred and that left Paterson in 1851. With tho
exception of IT, who promoted in the I'd and sr
regiments the remainder have been killed disabled
in the war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-08

John &. Fremont agt Washington Hunt ct al
Order reversed and injunction Dissolved with costs Of the
appeal and 10 costs Of the motion at Special Term Opinion
by Leonard. L. J.
John C. Fremont as James c. Store ct Ordcr reversed
and injunction dissolved with 10 costs Opinion by Clerke
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-20
[PUBLlc-No. 1887

An ACT concerning certain school lands in
township fortyiye north, range seven
east, in the State of Missouri.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That all of
the right, title, and interest of the United
States in and to all of the lots, tracts, pie
ces, and parcels of land within the Grand
Prairie common field in township forty
five north of the base line, in range seven
east of the fifth principal meridian line in
the State of Missouri, which have not he
retofore been disposed Of by the United
States, shall be and the same are hereby
granted, relnquishcd, and conveyed by the
United States, in fee simple and in full
property, to the State of Missouri, for tho
support of schools in said township: Provi-
ded, That nothing in this act shall in any
manner abridge, divest, impair, injure, or
prejudice any adverse right, title, or inter.
est Of any person or persons in or to any
portion of part of the aforesaid lots, tracts,
pieces, or parcels of land which are grant
ed, relinquShed, or conveyed by this act.
Approved, June Is, 1854.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-20

authorized by the act of the sixth of March,
eighteen hundred and sixty.two, sixteen
thousand eight hundred dollars.
Sec 10. Aud be it further enacted, That
in addition to the sum of twenty five thou
sand dollars, hereinbefore appropriated,
for salaries and expenses of nine superviS-
ing and fifty local Inspectors Of steam YES.
sells, with travelling and other expenses,
the sum of 6fty-live thousand dollars be
and the same is hereby appropriated.
Sec II. And be it further enacted, That
there be and hereby is appointed in the
Office of the Secretary of the Treasury, five
clerks of class three, in lieu cf five clerks
Of class one, and the sum Of two thousand
dollars is hereby appropriated for said pur.
pose.
Approved, June 2j 1864.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-20
PUBLIC REsoLUTION-No. 35.1

JolYr RESOLUTION granting certain priyile.
gcs to the city of Des Moines, in the State
of Iowa,
Be it resolved by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That the
United States hereby relinquiSh to the city
Of nes Moines, in the State of Iowa, mu-
nlcipa corporation established under the
laws of said State, all their right and in
tcrest in the coal beds underlying the river
Des Moinps. within tha limits of said city:
Provided, That no disposition or use there
of shall he made which shall opstruct the
free navigation of said river; nor shall any
one grant of the privilege of mining the
same extend for longer period than ten
years. ,,,
Approved, June Is, 1854
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-20
Congress.
[PUBLIC-No. 1913

effect the several acts of Congress authoriz-
ing loans of the issue of Treasury notes,
one million dollars.
COMMISSIONERS OF DIRECT TAXES IN INsURREC-
TIONARY DISTRICTS.
For compensation of thirty-three com
missioners, at three thousand dollars each,
and eleven clerks at twelve hunded dollars
For contingent expenses, forty thousand
dollars.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-08-20
SANTA FE NEW MEXICO, AUGUST 20, 1864.
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed at the First Session Of the Thirty eighth
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