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DEATHS.

BifAST-N Yo-kvillc. Aus II, Of ,nrns receiy.
oi GA t. 9TH nHt, John A. Brant. asod IL yeafs aud
The rla',ye- and friend, arc respectfully lnvi,ei
10 attend IT,. funeral, en- tuesday afternoon, 2.l
llrt ~ J Uclo'k iiun ~" fr.ltcncc Of HE phs'uis,
sd u. tet LIT and ID ave.. Newark and EirAleth
paitst pea q copy. lgI
GAiLAGAs-On Aug. ~, Gecclia CALLAHAN. wife Of
Lauf"nc" Griiagan, native OF Dniy-f0wi Parish "
AltoD GO. Lon iord. mi md. ased ~ veais,
ll'r lIi'nis, and tho-c OF hoI husband. are to-
que-ted TO attend tho uno Al, from her bate rc-i-
utiee' cor OF id IT. aud lltb ave GU Monday sitter
NON, At O'Clock precisely. III
IlpDNErT- On sunday, Of , int, William, the
roun ct -on o Patrick aud len liodnctt. a.ied /
}'t.' months aud H. days.
The Tread. AMI aciuaitinccs Of the family arc re-
rpouu.ly in't,t 10 attend he funeral. on Mondny
at HE p,teitn cor 4lst t. and lti ave. 10
hOhAN-On sunday. Aur. ~, Cstrina Hogan. the
beloved 1ausAicI VI ligcA nud ,.tinn Ho Al, ~ ed
Years months ani ~ d,yt.
M iea' zee and friends Of the family resJcct-
9 ,nsI'l 70 stem .eld tlg iIncr, ny honda
p."u'r, / Washington A.. i52
MEltElrI-On SATURDAY, Aug. %, l,6L Waller d.
Youu es' son Of Captain ls!nH =. aud itah L. Mef.
M, Aci months ard y dty-.
he lt 4tItcs and u, ado u ,ho family rcsIcct
my Invited 10 attend TIE nLcIHl iiom the ie.i-
e,u,, OF d. Ptnhs' at NHi'o-'onc loaf Island, on
m"hua'' AZ u VI 10
McC, E-On the 20,h Inst Caiharinc McCuo. alias
MAJ OF Ban nalou, Go. Lop-ionl. Leiaut
The funeral viii take p,Ve this Monday after
noon, al ociock, iiom hof late ics.enoe, ia hud-
soh ave, brooklyn. -
sKEHIif-On SUNDAY c,ou.nf, Anc. q. after A
nht,i'ns h'nesS Ma,saIet sSehi, in tie - year
Tie relatives md friends Of the family are re,pcct.
iully invited To attend the funeral, this tHoadayl
Nlcfuoon, NJ 1 o'clock, iium her late residence, ~
Ncr htk ave, Jersey civ. l33
THORNTON SUNDAY, Aug. 81. Ca,hsrinc. uidovy
OF Stephen >. IhoIue, aged - YEAR.
~ lea'i,'s and iII,nGs of the family respeci-
noon, 2Ji inst, III o'clock. iIon her late I.ridrnce
81 uloN" ~ without mither Invitation. 80
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y.
,CEse, t.-javL 5'nd., st. D;l.4-o, 1915, l.a
COTTON lh-Mid. New oilrans ISL: Nd. Upland,
D,m,atc goot,, pact.- sh.tn-. bropa. ials9.
Do b'h'4, o. tH'' she pro. a ta.lo h.rloAcl l..
o. N.'1 =; DuIu., b.us "a, 81, aubN 30 ucscAod, o. u
o.; tiaaAc.f, . 40 Sn4urt. tili -a..
F'sh, 1g'.-Dp col, ..t go i',cA. DO Dbl, 6 ia
& %; Dry tcaiv, .baIuI, tscl. simon, |, IS ma
a. o.; MaoAeIeL l, --',4-ou 90. h,rln e, /, hoa,
For am Mc,' u'.-fca,..cc, exc, / 55ali 5o;
ONO, c. TO H. p %. 81, H., H. 9.GI- 20 /;
State, e. to eT" Al p, = -.oaFb !ts!5 lo;
meal, : s.nS u; Do l'i.n. 49, iuc, ., .aa Is.
I"' ;,-hAsI"S' Il uo'' tyli 90 Layer, . 80
~ 10 Cu.Iahss' -ua-J \ aouds, -2ai5 10 shu.-
,.D,.u, bsh. wheat, N. ,L. p bag %; Canadian
i'h', nominal oats, state 500 Canada va
Lipsr."Ojit io,s and Pr, ssuapc. r..t
Sppy'' - .a-5JJ; saNca, b..s. and Ahds., 25ai U,,
Ll.h7 T., 90 No.. OH. ,.,.,.,.,,
p"; ! sal w Cuba Mus. 40, s1al . Cabs cayed,
ots.nnQ!iye, gail, ..-aS A. olive, baskets, : "a
~ Palm, y. l>l'N; Lind, city, / Iual ~;
y r.. ,"Sns Rect n. :. q oia2s o.; Do Rep.
A.; DO D., W. 30 a.; laid, per H., IA
;;bs hi'tc" ol;n1ro 3d., ooa5d; DO STATE, 4'aJ5
Smg's, Jdi .-Aicohol, ral. 55a3 g.; Brandy Old
In" a, .,' ~ ~ Scrn' bas 90 Rum Ja'naes
n ,'h Ana. . %; Nin9Aey, An, / sal ; ";
~. AZ, b,.-SrN Orleans 9eA9G DO clarified, TO-.
RS 70. 20 REQ, .la25 Boa AMI el.o1, i "a.1
1at, oil sou, esal : YOUNG DO | COAL s.. Nv.
sou nA!n' al 90 bunlsnsucr and iuip, | ~ 10.
ool9ls ana Nnsyons' ioAi oJi souchons Anu Con-
lolae, o., Kentucky, I4.ai1; Cuba, sSaO5; St. do.
mngo lYa2O; EAvan, oval 81; 20, /, 5, o, 80 ,aG5,
WooL ib-Am, Say. ilc, 1Mai " Am. +. y, M,S5a
sup. ak, pulled, 9Jal vs. No. l. pulled, SASS Sun.
Am: washed, o5s45 5; Am, u1waahed, 4Ga55. Al.
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natural fron,iers"~ ~ is called. The contest

natural fronters-"as ~ is called. The contest
between N. Bfss.ron and the French Emperor Is
al exciting one. rhey are equally clever and
INSCRIPTIONS, with. IL possible, = trifo
more Of ugor and audsc.ty in tic
Pris.ian Prime Minister, tha, may enable him to
ar"o mrl.sh his ends. Bat SHOULD the wors, 20 to
the worst q Is not unlikely that prusGa would I'm
aiy concolo the hall French provinces on hcr
so3iho-u frontier for tho Germaniscl : hlcsvit.
li..dGu pachics on her northern borders with
Poris olcn'ng h. the sea which would cnnhl, Prut.
80" % a'heve at las, long coveted navy.
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N'j' iott. SltUdcN A0gus' ., T. N-Thcrc
was, usual, only session OF the stock EXCHANGE,
The business wa duh aud prices lower. There was
quite an advance in Cove nwclt 5-eg londs uuder
ichv' dcmand. The roli ml.lc' sa. duh AZ from 25j
osa', The eieamcts to- Lg'o'c TO- "a; carried out
only i"h2N, gold AMI s,lvcr Tue market !or money
cuntInme. rAaN NJ M unnL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


riors Clergymen, Poets, Canihals fisi-aeads Typi-
cal Race. including Hshtins Physloenonics, Gener-
ale lee. Grant, Thomas, Foster. Iancock Butler, Nc
rhcrson. Napier, With EAekaask. Heenan. Brown
low u. 1vnf. Martin Iuthc-, dao Efastu Corning,
4. h. Spencer, reorse y. Morris. etc.
orr -, LL RIA Nir and Lieht-l nmsr-
ri'd Women, what shal uey do ! DISAPPOINTMENT
w Narriafc. You kissed me. \ Nirgin's bye. What
IL Phteuooyy The Wa. Christianity. Christ In
Cities Antioch. Fact YOUNG Men. How to IL
handfome p,bntc In Cranla. Phreno!os1sts. Law
yer. In september No. Phfenooccal Journal. Now
Ready. NeWsnen hsvc II. 81 irs, ro-i ~ cents. or
- a year. FOWLER & WILLS, $50 broadway,
Sew Iofk. 80,
Grover a Baksr's Highest Premium Elas-
sui .A5 Fulton n, BROOKLYN. 3i3
For the iiair and skin. -Bnrry's Tricop.
teiuu'. lhc btst AMI cl, .pcst aGcic. sold 10y all
dful gi-if 81
The Last Week Buy your Matches now
'cio." he .tail p tar GOES on
and doubles tie puoc.
The Diamond PlriOr Match,
tho he-t ir tn vofldi
-. N'o -o.liuf cheaper than any Others, at the Lodi
Mh'ui iciurinf Cos 10 tuftlnuG'--t. SO
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

TlE VETERANS OF THE WAR OF 1872
al q !. ii,nds VII! pca.c call ut the Bouaty
ilut ''N'h ttN Hall place, one door nom Cham
yer ~ TO- SET the Tickets ami bills for thp Excur
=, iaNe place sept. d. lsdi' tor III hcnctf OF tc s.c,
nH li. hull l.r 4t d. Come u4Hlo Hud female and 40
tee. '''' ,hs''
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a PIANO FOR SALE-A NICE 6OCTAVE
Apiano tor s9't at pALY's Msslc Store, 40 Grand
st, bet Clinton and Attorney. ~
EOR SALE-A CHlLD'S WAGON, IN
l. complete order. Sold for expenses and storage,
Apply nj Us Tenth ave. 32S
EOR SALE-ABOUT 500 Tons OF Paw
L ing stone .aving AZ Elizabeth, New jersey, and
aso about Vn icct of gutter stone LAYING End ave
New York. Inquire Of the Office OF BROWN 4 t.t' 1.
DEF Tryon Ros, between the hours Of II and /
o'ciock- L. NJ. 2S2
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AMUsEMENTs.
RARN U NJ s AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARN U NJ 8 AMERICAN MUSEUM
COOLEST PLACE Of ANU EMENT IN THE CITY
GLORIOUS TRIUMPH.
h'' GkhSbbA uo SHrEk TkEEf fEfSSP3Sixp
Afternoon and Evening 81 3 and IL o'clock.
The MYSTIC CAVE;
$4,000 Or, THE ENCHANTED HORN.
Tony nENlER Clo.n, Mr.. c. X. FOX, M. i
svHTp lrIrrs Mons. CROSSE, Mile. LOUISE, and Nile
MI. y; l., 2okRis, GERMAN COMEDIAN,
In bic celeb rated character Of
THE pl LEHMAN IN DIFFICULTIES
EXHIBITION EVERY MORNfNG AT ii UCLK.
II Lecture; Room, without additional CHARGE Of
HEkh NAIULskrS WONDERFUL CABINET
containing 2W pieces Of furniture
THE GRAND. ORCHEsTRIAN,
T FIJI 'sy r q short intervals day and eyenine
inLodnces 3, 90 feet Of cool air per minute.
TIE MARVELLOUS AFRICAN MUD-FISHi
Dwhrp, lhinoe, and million other curiosities.
Admission. 70 cents Children under ten. Is ctA. -
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asOAisI, AND r,oOus-

HOTEL GARNY, 80 EAST SsTH ST.
doors nom 81 a't. Furnished rooms tor
n.enSn hom sls5 TO Sl.7j peg veek-elch sep
'' $3.50
won ANiCS' BOARDING HOUSE, RE-
40 icctaule young men IN bo ascomnon,.o a ~ a.
t?t .oa!a and airy rooms, by applying at I1s last
~ 'e"' "N nv. ia
OR RESPECTABLE YOUNG LADIES
- c4u Ne accommodate with holrd with a wi lnu
u',. " ." "o'I 'he 3'h
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SEWING MAGIzlNC,s

t'oR SALE CHEAP-A 2D HAND SING.
cnI s se"ihs machine, No2. Apply "a Riving ton
.'- 80 "aSr' 90
SLMlNG MACHINES OF ALL KINDS FOR
~ a iens sehines bought exeh anged and repaired
~ ''o p'oaaWa room s. up Stairs, cor Worth a. AO2
SEWlNG MACHINES FOR SALE CHEAP
ISS a o. slntea Pattern, No. > ior sale chelp al
-N Nsese-s ~ " ebVrs
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THE DRY GOOpSYPoRTERS AND PACK
THE 20 ANNUAL Promo OF THE

THE ID ANNVAL HOMO OF THE
= Working rdiors' TlGdc Protective ana Benrvo-
."At Mon, AZ bellevue Gnrdon MONDAY, Aug ?2d
"e rlVi soS ne MA Ne lrIanl Viueats 10 safety
the I~.i' md pubic Generally. Thee viii he f,to
Ilh'- or me 80 oani-oue for dancing, and one ior AN
optiato concert. steamboat and barre IL ENGAGED
anu Nhl 'taNt Siflnr n. Boone Il, l.. H., 0
iithth IT. 10; returning - Il %. Tickets admitting
f'ut'ttau AMI lAIee 20 cents boat tickets 10
uls-io ana ilnl children under II, tlce lickela
10 - hid nj 81 Grand Il, gnd on the ground HE
p"'stioi ~ mos from sliIa-tcrs, .sI Grand A.
a so Hover, thioIsh Chatham n. 10 clty Hall
thgou- th' Park Ia Roadway, m Il oliwavt "a iI.h
r. Gown N a. 70 ave. H. throu'h s.h It, TO the
lrhl' ~ tAe ar. 'Aug ahOrd p.o.V t.oimv the Mic
nc VIII he por'p'ncd until monday neyf g6ib
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

GROCERY STORE, STOCK AND Fixtures
~ TOR sale cheap Re ason for selling, other buspesn
to attend 90 Inquire, until sold. at PA Wea 26th
. Kent low. Sc
(EWELRY STORE FOR SALE-THE Stock.
- fixtures and lease OF Jee eIry establishment N
tue upper part OF the city, doing good business a
good chance for workman with ANAL capital In
quile Of PRATT, LOMBARD a. co. ~ John Ct. "a
MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE, NOW Doing
W agood business. Inquire at III Prince Ct, 2n3
floor. ala
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LOST AND FOUND.

RANK BOOK LOST on THE BLEECKER
- Il savings Bank, No 2bh9tl. The finder will
please return II TO the hank.
T .OST--A SMALL BULL TERRIER DOG,
IL white with indie spots y. George On collar. 10
Will BE- paid io HE return to 2lg Pearl t. y. Y 2I5
7 .OST OR >TRAiED-ON 18TH INST, A
- black setter ut, rather larre and fc.hy; had on
DIX leather collar, and IecoenlEe- the name Of
" Nelly" >ll reward will lie paid by subscriber on
her return to his office, No IFS East 10Th 1t. CHAS.
&. WAkfLEi. l02
7 .OST-tIREMAN BADGE No. Al, OF
- ioee Co. TO- The finder will please to leave It At
dGeene st. and receive the thanks Of the owner ldT
T 4ST OR STOLEN, on FRIDAY, A Horse,
A. saddle and bride, from cor of White and Centre
It. Tie hudor Will icceiven liberal reward by re-
turning the property TO the Harlem r. X. Office, cor.
OF White Hnd Centre sts. II. MASON. l56
: | REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE
= foturn of II ire iaige, No. II, Of Engine Co.. No.
IT. lost on saturday NIGHT, 2uth met, on application
liner tnpineers Office, II Elizabeth e. or Engine
hou-e, No. North Moore at. 90
- REWARD-LOST, AUG. 10, A BLACK
Haniton ave. Ferry boat and Van Brunt at. The
undcr vil receive the above reward by returning II
to cor. Wan Dyke and Conover At. "a floor. 20
x1O REV ARD--STRAYED FROM MID
y Cdie VILLAGE, Newtown, L. L., Aug IL, three
cows! white faced COW, rcd COW, and yeilowish
COM Nnoeyer M.ll give Information OF them to A. A.
above reward PA
Sh0 REWARp-LOST on SATURDAY
wv afternoon In pacing from Fulton Ferry boat
to Fulton Market, Pocket BOOK, cont aiming u rum Of
money and papers. The above reward will be paid 10
any person who viii return the the Ut
tue Mansion House Hicks ~, BROOKLYN. ESD
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TRADE; NOTICES.

Hi AREQU ESTOF THE JOURNEYMEN IN
- tie cmpOl VI McasIr ~ ElSMAi q suns tor
n advance Ui their WAGE, thCv hive kindly given
tAtlh IN MNhhe" ~ hh"ut ~ re. cent. -
NOlltE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
nli.d Cooperr, No 4, VIII be held Monday, Aug.
"a, ni 2 bignd II, at oclock. Al memltls viii
puncI.il} attend aud thofc Members ia rr,uls over
ontha, ave invited 20 settle p otherwise they will
have 40 1tc N the election oi uilcoIs. By order OF
litNHi VALID, Nicc-Pr,s. CHARLES ". MARX,
AltreiHy liz
PAiNIEES-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
the v /. l.. IA. faiAicrs AssOl ntiuu viii b" held
this oN oIins ~ rom D. Clinton Hall for the general
ilnr Ac,ioA Of lusino's. j. j. ODONNELL, PIcst.
". u. Ma IliiNS' Secretary. ISL
,~EGAR MAKERS lNiON-MEMBERS Cat
- OF vork requiring aid VIII call at SO Est Bfold-
way, TO osetor their names, nom Monday the I'd.
ullli WciAtsdp the .Ith met, iIouI oc!oc. A. a.
uutu ociock L. VI. Aemlop having received aid
vii hso coll 20 have their names .steiei. The
money collected viii he paid ou Ncincaday gith
iurt., between the hour Of Aad ~ o'clock . NJ a.
SHIN, Chairman oi Committee. 1879
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ME TEAM SHOEMAKERS ARE o

l 80. ii@N'i 'i'i@h.AAi-i.o AK. oN
l. strike, ana all nOn-meWlers OF society are ~
gusstrd not apply In the lollogine hon. q. they
have refused 10 comply with our lust ieingt Hall
southwicH q Co. hioaiway, Hanuan, Richsid 4 Co,
81 lict n, BUT A. io.Auue, ~ PaIk Row, Rue Cor
lies Conn, - Dcy IT, f.. u r. kaisko, u DrF Il,
T. y. R.-c.uH, cor Wooster 4 Canal, Nj Ham en-
dinfer, III Litct'v -, iahn 4 Go cor Chuich and
Ny,.e IT, john NJ, kriii, President, MICHAEL
hlNNl.ln NtcttthlF. l2b
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I AN DELIVERING BEST DIAMOND
Vein Red Ash AKA Lehigh Coal at $3.50 per ton,
iaire nut Iltl5 per ton THOMAS Stokes COZ
"-u ~ hhd lWu ave. As
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EACa3 eSIO.NS.

EOR EXCURSIONS - THE FAvORITE
= new bare Il HARVEST HOME, and others with
eIlnmoas sHeh M desired. ALSO Pleasant Valley,
na; hon IN We and other groves 10 let. Excursion
ONCE So W est 81, cor Barrow. II. b. CKOSSETr 302
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.

We have received New York and Bal
tilnore papers of Wednesday, the 14th
instant
AFFAIRS AROUND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
RIDGE SAID TO BE REINFORCING HOOD.
The situation at Nashville is un-
changed. Skirmishing goes on daily,
and on the 18th the Confedefates dis
mounted several guns in Fort Negley by
their artillery fire. A telegram from
Louisville, dated the 18th, says:
A loyal gentleman, whose trustworthi-
ness is vouched for, says he is at Sparta,
Tennessee, with about ten thousand
men,. This gentleman speaks of what
he knows, and the fact indicates that
Breckenridge intends to reinforce Hood,
and, if possible, to reach the main rebel
army; but the position of our troops
under Stoneman and Burbridge indicates
that he will have difficulty in forming a
junction with Hood.
A correspondent of the Boston A.loe'-
tiser, writing from Nashville, gives the
following Yankee opinion of General
Hoods operations:
A Arumor prevails that Hood has been
reinforced by part of Prices army ;
but the chief of General Sherman's staff,
who approves or. permits" F" all tele-
graphic news, does not believe it. His
theory is, that Hood will probably at
tack us, and that he is the worst bam-
boozled man in Tennessee to-day
Maybe, and perhaps not. A distinguish
ed New York paper remarks thas Hood 3
name can hardly be spoken without pro.
yoking q laugh. Out here, people hardly
see it in that light, or know where the
laugh comes in | do not believe in that
policy which consists in disparaging or
ridiculing an enemy. The true way, il
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seems to me, is to give the enemy all the
credit they deserve, for whatever skill or
strength they show, and still have conf
dence enough in ones own cause to l5avg
no umnanly fear of the result of cen
ttictswith them.
Had Hood succeeded in breaking our
centre at Franklin, he would have de-
stToyed our army there For long
time the scales trembled in the balance.
" Yes, sir, said brave officer who wit
messed the battle, trembled fcarfully
in the balance" 1t is, in some sort, an
impiety to overlook such facts and sneer
at foe. 1t is not honest, nor honora-
BILE, nor wise Hood is in strong force
around Nashville; he seriously threatens
the city but | believe the confidence
universally felt that he will fail to be
well founded for several reasons, and
among them these:
Hood probably did calculate on crush
ing our army at Franklin, and did not
calculate OH our gunboats, which are ex-
pected to prevent him from flanking and
invading Kentucky. But before we
sneer at him, let us admit that he re-
deemed his masters promise of invading
Tennessee, for he does hold the entire
country south Of Nashville, with the ex-
ception of four fortified places, at his
mercy. 1t is a country full of forage,
corn, pigs and cattle; it can.and does
subsist his army. If he is acting wildly,
let us whip him before we talk of his
desperation. There will be time enough
then,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Information has reached the Yankee
Navy Department that the United State:
gunboat Otsego, Commander Arnold
was sunk few days ago by a rebel tor
pedo in the Roanoke river, six miles
above Plymouth, North Carolina. The
torpedo was attached to a log aud fioated
in the river, and as the Otsego was NOV
ing up the river on a reconnaissance, she
struck the torpedo, which, exploding
caused her TO sink. There is only SIX
feet of water in the Roanoke river where
she ent down. No person on board
was injured.
The Canadian courts in Montreal and
Toronto both, on Tuesday, DECIDED thai
they had no jurisdiction in the cases ol
the st. Adams raiders and the Lake
Erie pirates," and the prisoners were
all liberated from arrest and are now
again at large. United States Marshal
Murray has received instructions from
Secretary Seward to proceed to Mon
treal Immediately to look after the inte-
rests of the United States Government
in the case of the st. Adams raiders.
Admiral Farragut arrived in New
York ON Tuesday, and was being lion
lied by the leading citizens. y
The trial of the famous libel suit OF
George Opdyke oersus Thurlow Weed
was commenced in the Supreme Court
of New York ON Tuesday. The trial at
tracted great attention, and was attended
by some Of the first men in the commu
nifty.
The Navy Department has received a
dispatch from Pear Admiral Porter, dated
Fort Monroe, IL which he reports the
capture of the blockade runner steamer
Emma Hendry, with cargo Of seven
hundred bales Of cotton, by the Chero-
kee; and the schooner Mary, with eighty
bales of cotton, by the MaclSinaw.
Gold went up to 234 IL in New York
on Tuesday, under the failure of War.
ren's expedition.
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8itbmouo 9isp'atfk.
SATURDAY MORNING DECEMBER IL. 1861

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Killed, on the S0th Of July, Captain DAVID
WRIGHT, company III, Sixth Virginia, Mahone's
Did brigade.
In announcing the death OF thIss truly good and
noble young man, must pay tribute to his me-
mory. Brave, brief and glorious was his career.
May he rest in peace.
His remains having just been brought to the city,
his funeral will take place from DIR. Hoge Church
on SUNDAY EVENING at 5 o'clock. His trieiids
and acquaintance, and II any OF the members OF
his company in the city, they are Sspectinly
invited TO attend. a W.
Norfolk papers pleace copy.
On the 10th instant, Of consumption, BELVI-
DER MAYSE, eldest daughter OF Joseph j. En-
glish in the seventeenth year Of her age
The friends of the family respectfully invited
to attend her funeral THIS Saturday AtIE
NOON at q o'clock from Union Station Methedlst
Church.
At the residence OF her father, on Venabe street,
Union Hill, MARY VIRGINIA, only daughter oil
Nathaniel s. and Mary J. Walker, aged seven
months. xx i.
The funeral viii take place THIS MORNING at
III o'clock at the residence of her father.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-17
TEE LATEST FROM SHERMAN.

The latest Yankee advices from Sher-
man are by the Arago, from Port Royal,
South Carolina. They say:
The latest advices from Sherman at
the time the Arago left-on the Sth in
stant-were that his advance troops, COM
prising mostly cavalry and light artillery,
had reached point only forty miles from
Savannah and were steadily feeling their
way towards that city, with every pros
pect Of capturing it with very little loss
to his army. He had succeeded in Sc
vering the railway communication lead
ing to and from Savannah, and had cut
off the most important routes fsupplies
for the troops that were hastily assem-
bling in the defence of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-17

TO the Editor Of the Richmond Dispatch
Iii your paper. recently, the reporter noticed the
arrest of H. z. Ritter, OF North Carolina, upon the
suspicion OF being spy.
The ARE st was made upon an anonymous COM
manieation to Colonel GaIlaird at Weldon, stating
that 50 H. Z. Ritter was Yankee spy, and had been
paid ten thousand dollars to so to Salisbury and
mark out the different fortifications and ascertain
the force there 1t was written in pencil upon a
dirty piece of paper and badly spelled, and signed
:. A Confed officer, capt. iii Lees army"
1t appears that DR. Ritter is an old and wel-known
resident of Eastern North Carolina, and had been
to Salisbury for servant he had hired there, and
also transact other business Upon his return to
Weldon with his servant, he arrested, stated.
Upon his examination, he showed, by the testimony
of Colonel james W. Hinton, Sixty-eighth regiment
North Carolina troops, commanding at Salisbury
w. r. skinner, clerk of the court at Edenton, and
Hon. William N. III. Smith, member Of Congress
the First district of North Carolina, that there
was no Just for the suspicion but, on the con-
trary, that he was well known as q gentleman of
most exemplary character and loyal to the Confe-
derate Government. He has been honorably ae-
quilted by the authorities.