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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-18
Board Of Councilsnen l.

SrArRD SESSION Thursday, Nov. II 1880 L
OFFICIAL .f O'clock. p. IN.
The Board met pursuant to adjournment In their Chsmbss
No. 10 City Hall. @.ff '''ft wv = wv
Prcsen-James Hayes esq President the chair and The
following members:
Councimen Keenan, Riley, iiagery, Webster Kos,s Nc.
Crsth, Jaques and Brice-9.
quorum not being present roll call the President 80
clsrcd that the Board stood onned until Monday neI
. olock " JAS. VI. sWkENY.Ssk.
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I,KOIoN AOtLJ.ti DEFAkI MENr-
u 10 CDSTRhCTORS. SEALED PROPOSALS. in
dored with the title of the work fotwhchh, same may oil
,,untion will be- received ths Oft until ~ O'Clock,
of Tp.siay November iT lut f0 tie rebuilding aud bnd
g Of r.,.vin. bsn- and cuvrrt and The line Of
Me-. a. fnu Ilohok,n Ianmord,i. and for the paving
Of aid part % Wet -. exclusive ~ the splc" within
be,w..n the traet with top blocks aud neplyus Of
p,s Of he intervening streets from oboken 90 Hammond At
with cobhle stoncs.
other inform on cn obtained application to the con
"''' THOMAS STEPHENS Cfoton
ROBI. l.. DARRAOH, Aqucduct
4 " CRAVEN, Board
November H. 1864
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ReceiDts Of PrOducc

NOV l5-l9, 400 bbs. Flour; $50 bbls WHISKY 200
bbls. Corn Meal; 1920 bush Wheat; l3, l'5 bush.
pkgs. Lard; 1887 pigs Butter; ~ pigs Ashes; &G2
pkgs. Oil Cake.
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N. -nN Observation-Disclosures.

sNsOVV Wlerca. on Sunday November u, 1864 about
10. O'Clock IN the morning JOSEPH NJ LIT, member Of
the Mriropofan Police force was murdered while In us
performance Of his duty. In Twenty ninth street between
Rro,dSay and Ein avenue sud whereas, the murderer his
moi 10 mi. tim. been ufo.sd now, therefore In order "a
promote the ends Justice aud the punl-hment Of tho
,nilty l. GODFREY GUN1HFK, Mayor 81 the City Of
New Yors by virtue Of the power and authority vested IN
me y the ordinance. ~ aid cs DO hereby offer cwnd OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor the opprrhrrHi'n Of Oh.
murderer of said NtEr g. be- pid after the conviction OF
said murderer aud the cert,Hie Of the Dct Attorney
OF II the Juj,. before whom thr murderer sh nave pe
of aid crime that Ia III. opinion Tho person Apply
h aid reward Justly and legally entitled a. me smc
bat all claim the payment OF such reward shall be seesu
to he forfeited such certificate shall not be presented totuo
MAYOR wi hin twenty days after the conviction OF VA. thI
aud all cns such reward presented ser 'e eh
pir.on Of such period # tim" vii be- disTreiIded , ~
Given under NY baud ct the Ma,ors ONCE ~ ne ty
Hal, IA tAeCiy Of New YORK, Tbs ION dshs 9i Noy-n
her A d. lm4 &. GODFREY obNIhEh, Msyoi-
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Go Ubom il man Concern.

DOXES and BARRELS WANTED.-To
ID DRY GOODS HEN, SBOE-DKALtkS aud OTHERS
All uersops who are wiling contribute B01es and BGIres
with both ieads suitable for hin, the Din-
Soldiers and >aors are requested "a send them 70
az IJY : BUILDINGS Trinity Place or to notify
STEPHEN HYATT No II College Place where they can
be sent for Ces Barrels Shoe BoIes aud small Dry Goods
go1e, ars what we want GEO. BLISS IT,, Secretary.
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90 Eet.

yINO LET.-A hrst-clai HOT 81, IN good
4 locality ~ town. cheap, 9Th - without 49," Apply
10 HENRY MANW Eli, 40. 10 - Thirty mn a.
'rI'U EENT-A STONE COTTAGE, neatly
sud comp.e'.i- o.fn,hrd 'ie'ica Ia ~" ,i.i1se =
H-l.x, tir.e ulsf olu tnv new Depot BY Ho-fo
On. Heu, low .uts1e tenant Aadr'ss ~. hor 40
t54 7. o., new ora.
TI'O LET-HOUSE No. III FOrty-hrst-st..
near second ave- ,ionc front =. modern 81 proycn,nis
Aprly "a the prend'es. Fl m 10 g. o'clock
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Corporallol Notices.

TORPORATION NOTICE. THE COM
Y MTTEE OS FINANCE or IUk bOAtp or AL
~ RNFN havirs under r0Hsd'f ration fAe ppl alton ~ sun
dfy BLIND ptHsOnS Tore donation o. tIFt1 nOi.LANo
iCH vii meet - tle corner % bfl'dNiy t.d l"thiy
third stree, eurunco q NO. q. 30 Twenty thd street, on
ay ana Is. r-,dIy nelt OBJ, I'd aud u dayso. Noy"l
r lsf. t tween o.. lolrs ~ 90 lnd a. NJ To hear
and i.t.fnue upon merits Of N. different applicants IN
rr.ur, o. fr necessity iol assisting item - donations nom
the funds 4 "a. city. -,
me peol.ra al - others interested in e ."serl appli'
e,lt ~. h.rn, nOf hai wall b. necessary 20 BE- pcs
ent Il the stov, named e and rAe without iher noth
on u order "a ~n- them ay consideration o. to en-
al . then 10 share b. Tho oposrd rrll.i. -
Inv Is r. RYfRS.
PtTER MASTfKSON,
joins ID OTfIWELL
Commute. 10 Finance.
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ance OF the bids, tho remainder in three monthly
installmcnts Of twenty-five per cent each, or the
whole may be paid for in one sum. Accrued inter-
est on coupons will be charged and interest allowed
on payments. Sealed proposals, marked "Bids for
Construction Bonds" will be received until tho
3Oth inst. at the Office Of the Company.
Paris letter says:
Great excitement prevails in those manufacturing
districts Of France where cotton is most used. On
count OF the discovery Of substitute for the new de-
throned king This substitute the China white
urica (nettle weed which may be cnlts ated cheapy
In all parts Of France The experiments with this new
textile fiber have been going for year or more undef
the direction q competent COMMITTEE appoinea Sy
the Chamber OF Commerce Of Rouen, and TINS Commit
tee, with the weed, the fiber ana various speei-
mems OF woven and colored and uDcolorsd cloths IN
hand. have shown the Chamber beyond all question,
that the substitute B q genuine one in every point
They declare without reservation, that none OF the
qualities Of the cotton are wanting Icommend to your
numbers of the Monieuy The Minister Of the Interior
is furnishing seed obtained from China, to agricuhur-
ists and the speculation h going to assume at once
colossal proportions"
The Chicago receipts of -four and grain for the
week ending Nov. u, are thus reported:
E ss. % Sn:s s SSsn s S: fs 1.I'
To, for wssh s sso5 iss s ss a 1918
season. wsf 49, o. TO- @ 2,sosso 1ssSos s
Season 1864 lc5os3s 1885, S 1883 $40 2s l3s SaSoi
The Chicago shipments of -four and grain tor the
week compare as follows:
Fonr Wheat, Corn, Oss Barlsy,
bbs. bush bush bush bush
Total Tor Week. 2@s76 1879 6lN0 $3.50 LOO
s::::$ &c., Ss;s s::: i;s i:I ss is
ADVERTISEMENT
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NBw-YORK.
u s. DRPosroRY.
3srABLuHED August !, 1859.
CAPITAL STOCK PAID IN. 900.
DIVIDENDS PAID IN "A MosrHs....... ljO,O 600.
SrRPLUs. ..................".......... lou, OOO.
This Bank win to its magnificent new Barking
House. No 134 Broadway on the 18th inst and win be pre-
pared receive city sccoun heretofore declined FOR q
accommodation in its temporary Offices.
Tho buying and selling Of Government Securities viii be-
continued heretofore In special department for that
pose.
Dealer. and Iepos,ors most generously dealt with.
sAuugL c. TuoxpsoS Pr.tdsn.
JANE. CupPBgr Cashier
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losl ano foullo.
WATCH LOST.

WATCH LOST.
w a2oo REWARD
Io. In A.. uei,bbofhood q Cooper Institute, Fri
d,r night Nov H. Gold Hunting Straight Line Anchor
Lever WATCH No. o. Bi James AaFdin maker The Watch
is highly valued Of II. association Inc shove re-
rss1 Mi, be paid n returned 10 BENEDICT BROS. No. III
Troodway, aud no questions ssted
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nlc0ital.

lar. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
IL have been STANDARD Remedy for over thirty YEAR, aud
aT efecua ones known al complaints p'cu
liar 10 fonaes 10 all classes they iny iu"b'i hHncns
with certainty periodical regularity. They ar. known ="
,is,nd 10 have used them different periods through
m lie country having tho sanction Of some OF tie most en-
ineot Physcians in America. , 81, -,
zach Borle price One Dollar per Boa, oI0 boies i0f no
containing nom 50 10 90 Pills =,
ls cent by mail promptly from observaiion, by Te
-, ,bc nrouretnr. Sold BY Druggists generally.
e III lCHlNGS j. IllLLiER, ProPnetois,
No "a Cedar t.. New York.
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OTylcs or rHf BosRD oP EDUCATION, toRNtRoP !
tE.sp ,SD ~ IT,. NGw oHK, Hoy. ~, lb5t.>
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received NJ
- this Ohicc gutl the VI day 81 phof MbtN next a. >
olori m a which time sid Propo. tsw hc considered
for ,nppiyu. the PUBLIC STOOLS under The lu,d.con OF
til. Board Of Education. with BOOKS. sIAllONfllh and
other articles ed r tho use Of sod schools Tor one year
COMMENCING oh ilr LIT # January, 100. .
lie, IL the article. will be furnished on application TO the
Clrt. of tho Boali n. Educailon. -
TIMOTHY BRENNAN.
SAMUEL u. H. WANG | Committee
IOus y. HAYWARD.
JOHN \. McLAUOiiLlN, | supplies
". fANR
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WOOD, JR., agt. ALEXAN-

HAMILTON WOOD, JR., agt. ALEXAN-
i L DIR McDONOUGH, JR; The partnership heretofore
.,i..ing betreeu ne alb We named parties known
THE NEWA DIRK PHOTOGRAPHIC COMPANY
having been dissolved aud tie underigned appointed ne ne
accounts notice coy 10 all pcIf0ns VINO are or
10 BE- creditors Of sd tfm 70 presei their accounts !"
undersigned such Receiver and Referee al my once
No ~ Milfi-si. hcs- YOrk City before IEK TWIN
TysxrH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1866 At o'clock p H. oil 'haI
o-v.
Dated New loIa Nov. O. 1864
GEORGE. W. WINGATE,
Receiver aud Referee
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enO DOLLARS REWARD.-LOST or
eNV) STOLEN aFaIl River Depot at Boston on THINE
L., Ar inst Steamboa, Train, SINGLE STONE Ola.
M6ND SHANK PIN weighing y kaIe little gu, Of color
III sb, gav, set In cold ard black eane the stone
~ i.i6sd by many persons both III. city aud Boston.
Any peron returning the to No 10 Mkst boston, VII
's'''' '"' uESBI A. uALL
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advertisements.
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,

CoRXER OF BROADWAY AND "ALL-sr, Nsvfon
Deal, extensively end specially in Government, securi,e'
$40 notes 500 ioiOs and sIes Of 1884, Stamps Specie
aud State money Interest SLOWED accounts By special
Agreement. i. q. ADAxs, Pres.desi.
ScorIsrp Cashier
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ME GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOX
goIfT s,,D RHEUMATISM.

II
GOVT AND RHEUMATISM
An sufferers from above complani either OF Icce., .,
ieuy staudiue. ore advised TO uso ELAIlsS W.
RIfEIjJATIC PILLS They he relied upon a. nc io,t
,s md eaeetua remedy offered 20 the phOhc ana nav
been uIvcr ally used IN Europe for many years with tue
s'p,cosf,d nv PROrT g. HARsANT, No 22s strand Lon
5oo England; and soid by their Agents, WELLS Oo'
It"nti,n,st New. York. Retail Price, = 20 per boz
J,r have authorized the ~ me era
dH.s o} " THOMAS PROUr, 2ls Strand London 70 he
ressed upon the Government stamp -Isd to eaeh boz Of
the genuine medicine.
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Aorses, Carriages, 81.

QuAarKanAsrkns OyyICs, NEW. YoaK, April 10, 1864
A RTIILERY HORSES WANTED.-l,0 600
~ Artillery Horses wanted, for which One Hundred and
Seventy to tne Hundred and Eighty Dollars VIII be paid for
all These hores must be sound IN
raeaa broken not less than 3 hands high and
will he presented inspection at the Government STABLES
tti e., between 10th and llh avenues.
sTEWART VAN VLIET, Qusrtermssser.
CAvLLkY BUREAU OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QrARrERxAkrERi
No. 10 SrArEsr NEW Yoxx, June 10, 1854.
CAVALRY HORSES WANTED.--l will
" purchase in OPEN MARKET al the Cavalry Horse.
that ne presented and pass Inspection at the
Stables corner lVhsv and 35thst in this city until further
notice
Payment will be made in checks payable in certificates oil
indebtedness when "a or more Horses are received.
irce, one hundred and siIy-hve (65, dollars each.
GEO. I. BROWNING Captain aud A. q. NJ
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Amusements.

RARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM
THREE aaNMoTi! FAr GIRLS.
ONE TuN, oSE TGS ONE TuS.
LAST SIT TWO 70 DAYS ~ Of EbgSSTE6I DOCS.
THREE ENTERTAINMENTS DAILY.
fF's . 2 * I'd aat5rtcaffl,%;ss6&%s
BEhuTIFll AND Highly IIS TaA IAGd poGs
'o% oI,RIhpShh'wxKAo iRihE or isbiGNs'
WAITING FOR TIE VERDICT,
EyENiSaG. At n,
TONY prsrr Rf Il Goals 5F {@iHgsr DANCE.
BUCKLE OF BRlLLlASTS
GIANTS, GTANTEss DWARFs, ALBIHo BOY, Sc.
Admission 90 cents Children under ten 70 cents.
WAN AMBURGH n cos MAMMOTH
MENAGERIE aud GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
Nos $50 s9$ 4 bbkRI2IAyp"AY
no" 10 g. M to ~ IETviIpsG WILD BEASTS
AND ntnE ANP 91 GT os gt,y B ,Ids,n
THE ENTIRE VAST EDIFICE
hed cln OaismsPl 70 [es U T hy t NATEF
formins beyond an compirison ~.
MOST sUPERB GEOLOGICAL COLLECTION
ever brought together ia America and including
TnE ONLY LIVING GIRAFFE
'''' ''' 0'' TH iisi:r;' Perform NOES DAILY
VIII 'fsbSHtSS1hfhR Fo%iEs rsr%G
NEWLY TRAINED LIONS AND TIC FRS.
ADMISSION ONLY . CENTS
ADMISSION ONLY q CENTS.
ADMISSION ONLY p GEMS.
No half price Positively No Free List
IIPPOIHEATRON 49, Commences at d
Fourteenth st., opposite tie Academy Of Music Per
rnances every evening cday AID saturday afternoons
MIR. CHARLES +. DOBSoN,
vi THE MASTER BANJOIST or TIE WORLD.
WI givr III hfi
BANJO CONCERT
~ the
COOPER INSTITUTE
MONDAY EVENING De-. =
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Gonscs ano farms tuanico.

WANTED TO RENT-A small HOUSE
w n,, the city. ORA part q house in he ci'y With
ronvrn,nc.s for houst~eyin for young nan and ve
4 erf. must b. Moderate Good reference vii be gwen
Addf.,. Il =. L., Boz 40 81 Po,tDficc.
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1mnsements.


WINTER GARDEN,
w CLARKE'S NIGHT.
CLARkE'S might.
BENEFIT
is CLARKE.
il CLARKE.
GRAND COMIC FESTIVAL
GRAND COMIC FESTIVAL
COMEDY BY TOM TAYLOR.
DRAMA BY BOUCrCMLT: r
FARCE By POOLE
CLARKE AS
THE FAT BOY
In Bouccsults adaptation OF TO Parents and GnsIdani
CLARKE rs
CLARKE AZ
GENERAL JoCKO, THE RECOGNIZABLE
CLARKE AS
BEETLE
CLARKE IN
FOUR CHARACTERS.
BABES ~ THE WOOD.
TO PARENTS AND OuARpIANo
Box book open at O'Clock this morning.
XyvALLACK's. FRIDAY.
w Eleventh time this season,
KOSEDALE.
SATURDAY
THE SCHOOL OF REFORM. -,
Received on Wcdnesdly bya dcn,cly CROWDED auaeno''
with tho ~srmest IS prcsson. Of :aisimti9n'
MONDAf-ROSfDALE
TUESDAY-THE SCHOOL or REfOHM
In consequence of the great success tha h''eh'eu ' ~
SHE sToOPs TO CONQUER
IL viii be rep'a ted at The earliest available opportunity
An entirely . ,o,,vn,,
NEW AND ORIGINAL COMEDY,
by Mr.. u. Boucicouli. IL IN PREPARATION.
Doors open al II; Overture ~ &.
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- pICOPOs ESSENCE OF LIFE, Re

.,.res the lot powers Of Manhood ~ four wres' Sue
e. certain Sold IN al SO, or four time he quantity m
M M, 80 Cirrulsr sent receipt Of four stamps sole
H~,, PHILIP ROLAND No. fi7 Broomes,' one door west
lr.rr ErnadpnY. n. \.
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iI,0 observation-disclosures Water Pow

OF thirty feet fall tlr Hudson River hts miles also
one thirty feet the fre Rail Road two,tory brick build
in. J0Ia twostoTy hou., twenty three acre, land ior',
MI 90 one hundred feet from dcpot-b,h falling streams
T. ZEGLlO. No. Ia Cenf.-st.. cor. Chambers.
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CUMMINGS & JENNYS,
IAZIFTON KROTHERS.

WI Guitar Viors flutes Flfss 81 bfass b1nd IA'i
r1eus send stamp for Price Dot shk i.n StIiH-s =
cents: lt.itn IS -euts-uaed. M4Ecal INSTRUMENTS re-
nsired FREDERICK BIZ M No l0s Bo~@y.
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i III. tl-isE bltA M Ih-N''' VI - ~
FISHEk the reiaole Pianos made, WIN the BEST
uo3eru io,pf,vcuons wAoesdie aud retail 81 moderate
rce Nos. z4i 2t2. l'5 ~, !s Twenty sshih'st near
IN
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= No. 81 NALAFK-sI- N'W-l OK
Our Company being compo,,G entirely Of supeno
men We ere snahi.d produce perfect fano
Forte THAN Any OTHER HOUSE
Every Instrument gusfent"ed ;or Five 1oafs
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
FRAUps ON THE TREASURY

.#Ez@ FRAUDS ON THE TREASURY.
Col Baker made known, q week or mora ago,
10 the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury, the
Treas urer, the Register, the Solicitor and other
officers of the Treasury Department facts
which had come to his knowledge affecting the
eficient character Of persons connected with
that department These facts were commune
Gated to the Secretary Of the Treasury, and he
requs sted the Secretary Of War to detail Col
Baker for service in the prosecution Of further
inquiries in relation to the suspected parties.
The Secretary Of War gave the required
order, and Colonel Baker was placed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury under the direction
of the Solicitor of the Treasury, with instruc-
tons TO neglect no means and spare efforts
to make thorough and complete examination,
regardless OF persons. The result is, the dis
covery Of sufficient grounds for the arrest Of
DIR. Gwynn, OF New England, a contractor for
supplying printing presses to the Treasury De-
pertinent, and who, it is alleged, had used the
name of the department for the accomplishment
Of dishonest purposes. lst a..t-1 i=1,t Il
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each, together with large quantities OF salt
Five hundred and seven kettles were dug up
and rendered useless, and over 200 buildings
were destroyed, together with ~ wagons and S
large fiat boats.
The entire damage to the enemy Is estimated
by Acting Master Browne at 50, 100000.
Thirty one contrabands employed at these
works gladly ayailed themselves of this oppor-
tunity to escape, 81 d were Of great service in
pointing out the place where the kettles were
buried for concealment.
In the meantime. while these operations were
going on, Acting Master Bro wne got under way
in the bark Restless, and ran up to within one
hundred yards of the town OF ST. Andre VS.
which had been reported to him by deserters as
being occupied only by military force for the
last ten months, and commenced Smelling the
place and some soldiers. who made speedy
retreat to the woods. Selecting the norther-
most house for q target, the town was fired by
the third shell, and thirty-two houses were
soon reduced to ashes. No resistance was Of
fered to our people throughout the affair.
Acting Master Browne speaks in the highest
terms of Acting Ensign James J. Russell and
Chas. N. Hicks, and the forty Eight men from
the Restless; also OF Acting Ensign Edw. Cressy
and the six men belonging to the Bloomer, for
the prompt manner in which they carried out
his orders. Respectfully, 100
THEoDoRUs BAILEY,
Acting Rear Admiral Last Gulf Blockadins
Squadron. b. FAD
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE MALFRAsAECE UAsE-1n Important De-
cision.-In the matter OF Samuel Drury and
John d. Clark, Justices of the county of Wash
ington, u. o, on the relation Of William b
Matchett. for alleged malfeasance In Office, in
receiving q fee of $40 as payment for continuing
case, and for deciding the same against the
reIator from corrupt motives, and contrary to
the law and the evidence, heard before the Su-
prtme Court of the District Of Columbia yes
terday, Chief Justice Cartier delivered the
opinion Of tie Court in the following words
The duty Of Justices of Peace when any for
chile entry is made into lands is prescribed by
Statute or 18th Richard IL, chapter II, 1891.
~ aItcm.-It is accorded and enacted that the
Ordinances and Statutes, made and not re-
pealed, of them that make entries with strong
hand into lands and tenements,. or other pos.
sessions whatsoever, and them hold with force,
and also of those that make instructions, or
great rulings, riots, writs, or assemblies in dis
turbance of the peace, or Of the Common Law.
or In ARRAY OF the people, shall be holden and
kept and fully executed joined to the same,
That at all times that such forcibiy entry shall
be made, and complaint thereof cometh to the
Justices of Peace. or TO any Of them, that the
same Justices or Justice take sufficient power
Of the countrys and 90 to the place where such
force IL made, and il they find any that hold
such place forcibly AFTER such entry made, they
shall be taken and put Into the next lail, there
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o r r I g I A l. I.
Dismissals during the week ending Janua-
1a6A-

OsmfssaIs during the week endins Janua.
RI 2, 1864.
Captain S. X. Williams, I'd Ohio cavalry,
10 date November I, 1863, for the unlawful as
sumption Of military authority, for absence
without leave and continued neglect of duty.
for the cruel treatment of soldiers under his
command, and other acts inconsistent with the
character Of an officer.
Captain Alfred o. Brooks, goth Massachu-
sets volunteers, to date December :, 1853, for
absence without proper authority.
Captain J. j. Weller, 18th Indiana yolun-'
teers. to date December 81, 1863. for having left
Columbus, Ohio, contrary TO the orders Of the
president of the board for the examination Of
sick officers.
First Lieutenant James Casey, 96th Pennsyl-
vania volunteers. to date October Is, 1863, for
desertion.
First Lieutenant VIM. S. Fisher, 9Th Penn
sylvania cavalry, to date December !, 1888, for
altering his pass, and having defrauded vari-
to him.
Second Lieutenant S. FL. BaHder, Invalid
Corps, to date December %, 1863, for drunken
ness and " orthlessness.
Lieutenant D. M. Doub, 18th New York cav
airy, to date December 81, 1863, for absence
without proper authority.
Restored to Commission.
First Lieu tenant W y Keays, 10th New York
cavalry, heretofore dismissed, Is restored, with
pay from the date at which he rejoins his regi-
ment for duty, provided the vacancy has not
been filled by the Governor Of his State.
E. d. TOWNSEND,
Assis tant Adjutant General.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-07
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, JAN 6.-Joseph Bowers
and - Washard, Of the New York Mounted
Rifes, escaped from the Yorktown Jail on the
night OF Dec. 2sth, 1863. The former was cap
tured by our pickets above Yorktown and the
latter came in and gave himself up last eve
ming, saying 'she had been out on a raid"
The English gunboat Nimble arrived in
Hampton Roads this evening. Also a French
sloop- of war. ID $3.50. 2 -.
The following vessels passed the guard boat
refuge: -..a ..s .s.
TO Baltimore.
Schr. Sun, Pantige, New London, to Tan
giers. .. .r.".
schr D. B. Warner, Gibson, Baltimore, to
New York. -4..-.r ...a...- ..-.
Schr. b. Baker, Whitsn, Providence, to Wy
comico.
Schr. ]. H. Wright, Mulford, Port Royal, to
Philadelphia.
Bark Hadlsy, Snow, Baltimore to Boston.
Brig Alice, Stone, Calais Me-, to Alexandra.
Schr. States man, Ferguson, Baltimore to New
York. ~ ..... -.
Schr. Hamilton, Hopkins, Baltimore to New
York. -. .-...... .-l
Shr Woodruff Sims, Mason, Portland to
Washington. aH" .-E..
Shr f. ]. Jones, Boyce, New York to Balti-
more. ...-e.- .....
Shr E. E. Elmar, Mason, New York to Bal.
timoIe. ar.s 4.s ,.sl 1--
Schr. ]. q. Henry, Low, Philadelphia to
Newbern. ..-...- --.... ..
The brig Judge Hathaway has been seized
for smuggling liquors.