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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

Cherries. Some one in the City proposes
to sell Michigan cherries at 40 cents per quart
As it is not worth while to make two bites of
q cherry" we cant afford the luxury.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
1ailg Gmplre,
City and Other Matters.


The readers Of the EMPIRE, in rown and
country, are respectfully referred to our ad-
yertisiug coums as the hest directory to con
suit before making purchase Of any articles
they msy need Advertisers are always liberal
dealers.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

For Rent-A good Stable with four stalls
and Carriage House, inquirs at No. 33s,
Third street dlwj9
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

Once more we say get the best Barometer
while they are in the market. At Rickeys
326 Third street
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

We had most refreshing shower yesterday
P. NJ And vet Timbys Portable Barometer
gave notice Of it two and half hours before it
commenced Go to Rickeys and buy one
while they are in the market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

Stray Cow -Slrayed, on Wednesday last
a light red COW, white spot on her back near
the tail, white belly, white spot between the
horns, and horns projecting Areward will be
aid for her return
VALENTINE GERSTNER,
Lafayette House,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12
SAMUEL WELL,
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Cans

NO. 10 Jensrson ST., Dayton o.,
MAKES FINE sEwED BOOTS at the shortest
w notice Also, Ladies' and Misses, and Men,
sud Bows work Of All kinds, made on order prom pt
\ and all work warranted. Very hns Cater ~
HATS AND CAPS or THE LATEST STYLES.
iunS2Q.3m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-12

In Dayton, at the Phillips House, on Wed.
nesdays, July q August 81 October the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
ELECTION OF CHIEF ENGINEER OF vpE

ELECTION OF CHIEF ENGfSEER Of TIE
BpookLyx FRE DnrARrxgST-The biennial electioS
of Chief Engineer Of the Tire Department (wTe,ern
DiroD took place last evening end passed Of usual
In very quiet and orderly manner. although a great
deal Of interest was manifested by the friends OF the
candidates fos their respective avorisos There vss
no excitement and nothing whatever transplred TO In
dloate that contest IN which over thirteen hundred
men were engaged going on. The candidates were
Mr. Joha CDnniDgham the present Incumbent and Nj
David Simpson. of No 20 Engine-both good lremen
and worthy citizens The different companies voeed a,
heir respective eng houses between the hours Of
and O'Clock. The ballots were conveyed to Firemens
Hail. in Henry street whore they were canvassed and
The result declared To be: CunIip CHAM. lQg9i Stmp
son, Va, C1HniDgheIns Rsjority. COS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14

FRoM MApAcArso.-By the ARRIVAL ol tHe
barAeu,ine TERESA. Capt Avery. from Msraesloo, ws
hsve intelligence from tina. place TO the ah ut. ess'
rougn the evolutionary exile visited that port IN '0s
lath November. In British schooner having crew"
only twelve men, and waile Of the bar. she was board
ed BY boat from government schooner l!'ng IN ~
mouth Of the Larbor. The officers and boats Greg.
we're Immediately made prisoners. Gen. PoSlSa n.f
ecnS word e. the noyerRRSeDt schooner, puspof!p$
De rom Ho Can't ain oftbe vessel that 10 Was H. inio.n
Ing them that Gen. podlga wac o prisoner on p0ec
wSes second boas was sent and they also made PR
onerr. Gen pougs having ,hus weakened the iosS
of the goyerpfent vessel easily forced them to snrea
der and took charge OF her. He then went ashore 70
battery drove away The Carr and spiked the gun
ster which proceeded on board the vessel DC nas
taten fired into government steamer pear by. kmns
one man and woundlng tho Captain, and then ps
ceeied 10 sea taking with him his prisoners ~ ~
off ,ie port until the isth when he disappeared ~!
vessel that Gen. Poulga In bad no armament. my
crow being simply armed with revolvers and side
The town VI XsracaibO was In tho greatest stste y
alarm fearing that the place would be bombafded sss
as . result would 10 surrendered The Teresa wss
tanned three days in consequence; no pilot CONN ~
found who would venture " take hsz ~ re- uh'' ="
fsars were &hyed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
Evening" ExchaAse-Dec. l3-
ERRORS OF TIE EMBODIMENT Supervisor

EasoRs OF THE EMBODIMENT. Supervisor
Blunt has OF the Request Of she Governor and with To
assent OF the Government. undertaken the Hercaesn
task Of correcting the Enrolment and for that pu~'
is having 1; printed copy 81 tie Enrolment u us
First Ward which Lies before reveals the grosses'
negligence on tie part Of those who msdeit- WeNe
men upon it who arc explicitly sisted TO be over 81
or under 20 years OF aec. and the number set down
n years old three or four tines what II should DO E
cordne n the lie tables which suggests that the age
Of ,rany uoa over IS hss been marked dovnto Wlrs
them within the limits Of the Conscription law hs
the worst feature which II disclosed by mere inspection
"a the enrolment Of chips crews At ssnss per-Pier
No 4 North Riyerthe crews cf 10 less than ten YES
ees appear 10 have ben prt upon the lsts OF one OF
these. The chip Annie Massenden. the captain mates
epd clo.ed crew al were born in the West hides Of
snother tie nearly all natives ofSt JOINS A.
r. ANOTHER. to judge BY tho birthplace Of her crew
comes from Hsifa1, and 81 on. 1t 70 certainly nxs
tnle that such Enrolment should be correste ADe
city afford 20 raIso aloher euota made HV"''S
false taeis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14

TO GC fdGoy o. It " 4. If'Vs"
SIR: have read with much interest your
article on TIE Croton IN tbis mornings paper. IL Is
timely and important, ond shows yonr constant Ng'-
lsroc for the public welfare; but seems 70 no that II
utterly i6s to tho exgencies OF the case In all
the upper parts OF tbs city except 90 Murray Hill the
water rises 70 al parts Of to house, while in The lower
ps,ts Of the city which pay the most taIss and whore
We sbon expect the wafer to rise with greatest force,
the supply most inad.qus. Thsa as there is con-
ant overflow a. tho Reservoirs except during season
az eroQh suca Is no hs Last summer. how could the
utmost care INST ssic insure better suppy' Ger.
taiIy /, could be no preventive egsins, tie schemes
0. mischief bin,ed at in your article.
There Is O great tendency 10 waste vteneye! the
water does MOI rise q. al times TO Uniform hight. In
all buildings occupied by two or more tenants Many
OF the down trwn buildings cut UP into Small rooms
end rented 10 different tenants, end vhencrtr ary of
these 90 TO faucet end ind no water they ae opt to
forget ~ turn Il tsi ard leave for hsr homes or ese-
where aud vh. che water rises IL runs perhaps. dur.
inc the whole eight This Is not done naciogly Out
simply tocso nothing indicates the necessity Of eios'
ing tie taucet This equally true in regard to tie &C.
cupants u rooms q. ouG hotels
L. as you gay, "po,tiOns % TIRE eqpeduci may be
damaged with very little efost" ~od it not lie better
10 call on the Croon Bosid 70 protect those portions by
foce .ucieut 70 insure safety tsn TO ask the public
10 b. spsitne OF water opoei&y when such cafe VIII
ouy allow moro vsier 10 through the main waste
pipes out OF the city aud at tie rse!vur Instead OF
cAr3ing the Alb nom the sewers in the CITY, and there
b. conducting " tie public bealths
The question of ecrius by measure WA Thoroughly
discussed wien the Croton was first introduced II The
city Many fsvered H. tut ito best hiendf ard support
eIs Opposed IT, ss tie tsAes would th fall to- heavily
ON the poorer oaes who would b thus tempted 10 GIT
aoag with a. httie "a possible 70 save expense. while
the hiA and disease resulting woald effect the entire
city. They coacpdod therefore, aId think wisely TO
tax the property Of toe CITY. and allow tin poor to use
the water q. free IL - the er n heaven
The only remedy Cor all the difficulties referred ia.
eeems 10 e 70 he ia having large main. soy ocr feet
AID from the upper -rxeryoiT. nud moi tapped TIL
reached tie neghborhood 81 Wslsi. and Biosdway,
aud there conDee.ed with pseselt pipes Then the
who&s downtown region yoi!d receive a constant and
Uniform supply. AID tho great waste, ocoasored ~
leaving faucets oen as referred to sboyo would Cease,
and Whenever TIRE occurred in The upper stories OF
downtown buildings tbeyo wcod be sbcIYlBuce VI
water a hand 10 6Stinguish IT,.
A UowayDoms MEprpAST.
Gtas Yoyi. Dec, Q. ioA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14

CoIH SALR.-Psrt Of the collection Oh Amer
ic.n coins. p,eds &C.. belonging to wn C. Prime, 1,
to be cold By Auction by Bangs, Merwin q Co.. Dec.
10, 20 and a. The collection Is very fine ono. The
List OF American dolars halves, quarters AID other
coirs is unusually f and the condition a the pieces
crce,nt Tho political and Presidential meda!ss will
EXTRACT particular attention both for their nuber and
quality. The celebrated George Clinton "copper", In
fne condition and exceedingly rare coin OF winch "
history hss beso published Ia included IN this sale, aud
there are many other coins Of great interest 10 collect
ore. Mr.. Prime hes long been known an indusiri.
Gus and successful collector OF coins and others will
End much In his cabinets from which 10 perfect their
own. He offers for GALE part only Of his collection IL
being his teDtion to contine hu,ek TO ancient nmis
hereafter IN which his cabinets already very
rich.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14

FIRE In CHARLOTTESVILLE cooper shop of
William lkOisr. No. 100 Charton.st. Yves Damaged BY
IRE Isst piEnt 30 tho amount Of fs00. Insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
iABRAGuT.

Ship.natss. together met
Now the first watch is set
Drain we can tonight:
God Keep good sailors oil
l.est ~ tho brave who fall.
God bless our Admiral.
Leading tie van tonight.
Socn, from yoa Rebel epsI>,
Wearing the traitors Bars,
We shsll ding out the STAR.
Blazoned with Stripes nrs'r.
High over battle scarp.
Liborty's typos againt
Vow, may tie soBg lr.rg
I,oDd. Ike hurle r.pg;
fAFRAGlTa name i sing
ill W your pipes aYaih'
IT..
Down drops the sct,iDg snr;
swim rolls the darkness or,
ShIpmsieei tie Night c1ueiki
Silent are trump and drum:
Silent ere Ahot and bomb;
All the dark feet IL dumb
Dumb. TIL the fight come'l!
Messinatesi wen I'll tho can:
LIES but little span,
Wonders our battie.yai--
Yonder ia farragut:
Drink ~ the Iron MAI
Drink 10 bold FspLgatt
Shells b. the cups Ne plight
CsnDOns cur beakcrs bright.
BkpoJ h. our wine Ia night:
i.llu 10 farT1guti
III.
Tell ~, 20 planets 'ruoi
Tell us. We waters blue,
Whittier do eagles fyf
Out OF What oceans iooIn-
Gu, OF what b.cakcrs CONT
Bo.n from what coral hona,
Soer up the seaguns hjgtf
Then shall oar Anrwer Iiso
Higher than cagic f,Rs,
Higher than sea gullvle'
Upward, with fsrracue
Upward, through Gloryt skioE.
sailing with Fairasgti
IiE from the sess arose,
Grand with their deep repde;
white with their silver SHOWS:
God blefs old farragGt'
".
out II Wars baptism.
Spr.Diled with fro-chrisn.
Glory reveal: her own:
Thus. hike his namesoke bVif,
Dawn, renowned Of cid.
Doybcod TIE Man foreto!d:
Glory but scaled her ovnf
Scarce had twelve summer SUES
PACED him, Ike baicyona.
when with immortal ones
Mingled young l'nrrssuss
BfeastiDg tho British guns
Batlled Young fsrraguti
Read ye our Hero Scroll,
Shrined In tho CIpi!oi:
Fifty years back, ia roll
Bears the nAmo--FaERlGufi
v.
Shipm rates 70 raw the nsn.
Loading our battle van.
Ce!In and unfalteIing,
Under Fort Jackson's lail;
StorIning Sc. Philips mai,
Fronting the Rebel gale,
stern and unaitoring.
Groping through shadows groy
Fought we our daring wsyj
Up through that ganilet fray.
Led by bold farragut;
CSs,lcs ard ships, at bay.
Founding on Farrsgnt'
Oh, what decd was done.
W ben tho next mornings IN
1OId IN Orleans was Won
Won by our forraguti
vi.
Shipmates 20 'yc seen the vsrcs
Building. from tr0pic caves
coislpns gigantic;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14

THE FRoplsHgR RsADiSGs.-Mr. ana hfs'
T. Frobisher give ono Of their popular Nscar! ehe'
tanmen,s thi. evening at Clinton Hail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
Heard the great ws.er. roar.

EIOrm. YOucU H0UTtuOf
Braves the Atlantio:
But tho seas never woke,
Never the thunder spoke.
Wild 10 the storm that broke
Over bold Farragut-
T1,rce o. the battlestroke
Hurled against Farragut;
When. rom those Rebel moats,
Up from those Rebel floats.
Six SCORE q cannon.t hroats
Reared against Farrsgati
VII.
o. how our hearts were chilled,
Wien the low WORTHLESS killed.
Some ono bad muttcred;
EVER pan month was shut.
Yet, with one meaning mute,
Asking for Rarrsgut
Every lip fiutterod
Quickly, TO calm the doubt,
Farravut's hero y We shout:
Then. what cheer rang out
"Farrngutl-PaYrsgut !"
High DER the Rebel Ept
"Thrco cheers ffy. arraSutr
Clear. as our battle.c','
Pealng up, wild AMI high,
lending the niurky ally
"TLsbk GOD fvr BurragutV
WIZ.
Mates ye kaye heard !oli Oft.
How, when be climbs sioft,
Under tho risen stars
Soon, through tho misty top,
Making our pulses sop
Strange VOICES seem ~ drop
Down from TIE rDizzen-spars:
There, with bold PORTER. rides
HULL, Of tho "1RoSsrDES."
There, brave DRcATUE glideS
Close 10 our farrsguti-
High Ger all battle-tides
Talking with Farragutf
Though the wild typlon pipes,
Though tho fierce nortber grireE
Under the Stars and Stripes.
There site old farragut!
TX.
So, WHOM, from blazing ports,
Hurting ut Rebel forts
Cahnm.bIows thuDderous,
Down on NOZZLE he led
Wsr.ships, like dragons rcd,
While oil the deep sea fed.
Qneking, from under US:
Where the blue rockets flashed.
Where the hot she'll was dashed.
Where the shot madly crashed.
There We saw Farraxutl
High at tho mast head lashed,
There was old Farrasut,
Castles ones more we passed;
Ships On the shOre We cast;
I.asbed To opr banner mast
Still was bold Fsrragutf
Y.
Me.sustes at morn We fight:
This may be our last night;
Fill mp tue can againi
" We must brevely fall
God keep our dear ones 81
God shield The Admiral,
Leading our van againf
When, DER yen channel bar,
Stream DOT the rocket stars,
Then. TO tho signal spars.
Up viii climb Farrsgut:
Listening 20 cannon Jars.
There will be- harragutf
Wrapped in his battls-cioak.
Woven from fre and smoke,
God bless his heart Of oak:
There ven see Ferragat'
poem WIS heartily app!apded at the cs1clas'on
ding.
liraI F,LRLGUr then took the foor, and seo
with people as fast as Mr.. Taylor coold p'
~ al introduce them. He st length effected
, and. accompanied BY Collector Draper.
a tho coach. He proceeded from the Co'to
to the rcs.denoe OF a friend on Twenty thil
.ere Mrs. Fsrrsgu. vas expecting him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
u. 9. CIRCUIT COURT-DEc l3-Before Judsc SHIpsiS.
TRIAL or TIE POET JEWS coUSTERTE1ERs.


TRIAL or THE POET JEWS coUSTERTI1ERs.
U. ;. agt. William RsGerson, Asa Marvin AMI
james Norris TIE trial Of the sccnsd Roeerson and han
was the special order Tor to-day end was moved on ne
District Attorney, tho other OF the parties Norris hsVA6
AIDED guilty Saturday and oeen remsnded for sentence
The parties were indicted two bills for making and
having IN their possession counterfeit fractional currency u
the denomination Of fifty cent? with nteu. desud, &c.
bill charging the accused with engraving counterfeit plates in
the kons and sil.ude OF the deazned for print
ing OF fractional with smother intent than such
should be cd tor ptDtax fractional notes for The Of tho
Unffed States.
Til. sccnsed ws placed trial the indictment for pass
iDz counterfeit postal Currency
John called Tor the prosecution snd testified -
having introduced to tho accused Nors and agreeing
with hn TO purchase tho plates pr1ss he, BY which the
boeu. currency manufactured That 10 also introduced
Rogerson SD Marvin the gentleman Dsued Aexand1 Ok
Kalamazoo Michigan that Rogrson explained to the witness
The manner in which the currency wus made and witness
srecd pay them 5000 for plates, pess ire articles
err packed trunk by the three partic Morris MsrvA
ard Rorson with the help o! the witness the witness wsa
nature ola the trunk taken 70 the depot and
with the accused norris arrested ~ omcsr
Bowler; the accused Marvin srTestet and sea 70 WIZ
meas, My God I've queer me, snd witness tod nun to
sng give 10 witness be. Witness bad not bees
sssrchod.
Yhe wi.n-.. wss -ub1ected ~
Mr. ate the counsel TOT the secused DIT import
anoe elected.
Oforr, Mcp~vs.f Robert r. Miller and Thomas Bowler
esaei the part Of the prosecution IN support ot
The testimony Of the main witness, Carol
The pros4c aon then rested. sge number OF vitnees
examined 20 the general good character o. the
oa.ed, Marvin, III the community IN which be lived.
Tho summed b. both sides and the Ccun chSfea
tho Jury who, after few minutes deiibcfsion returned ~
Court with verdict o! guhy.
The prisoners repsnded until Saturday.
Z D.shed Smith u s. Distric Attorney and a. T. kns
w Askmesd r. " Waite and Geo. NJ Curtis, for tie ss'
eused.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
U. s. DISTRICT COURT-Dwc Ia-Betore Juase Ey,Ys.
BPTrRg pROCr6a.

RETURN OF PROCkbS.
The Marshal this morning made return Of process
duty served in the following United States at
pecksse marked Mrs BurshUiann.' containing eweys
s.ne as o god w.eaes twelve sver spoons sea psr
vOian eon;ns lsces snl Il Grape shsws; same a. ten
boxes Of ssrs without any mark four sited
c. S4 % IT. Containing colors, sst. sour
msriod o. b." eonain,ns ak ribbons, "a
essf marked u B containing silk ribbons. Pro amsiion
being radc IN the eeove eass ad appearing
H. H. Rice, esq., Asst. Z. 4 District Attorney moved for
decree Of d fu and and al Of the cases,
which the Court ordered 70 be entered.
United States Three Cases marked +. T. Nos 20 g.
consining amen handkerchsfs Mr. Totson appeared spd
asked ior Thirty days to snewer, which the Court smnted
Same ag Eleven Cases marked A. H., 70 H. cOn,shns pho
tcgraptc paper Mcssrs Kaufman Frank and wneoisou
appeared and upon their application time was given to
answerko5ers r. Joies ss The Brs Kenneth her take,
&C. Mes.r Beebe, Dean and Donahse appeared and ssieA
foI one weeas time 10 answer.
A PRIZE CASE.
United States agt. The Steamer Armstrong, bee
tske md oaTeo-A libel this morning fled by tho Ds
trct Attorney against the nanrd ves.e aud cargo Tie
Armstrong captured Of Wilmington, N. c., By .he u 5.
steamer X. Cgyler sndthe Getsburs the shnst She
English vessel ofso TIM. burden and only built IN Sep.
TENDER last She laden with 73 bales Of cotton 100 OF
which thrown overheard during the chase There weie
also on board 5000 10 Confederate scnp and e<&o ~ t0d
coin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
CouKr CALENDAR-ru,s OAR.

SUPREME CoUKr-CIRcUIT-Par Nos. %2J,
36i 306s 1907 800. s07l, JOB 1891, $3.50 Pat n-nes,
1890 l2sI 1885, l34 ia, 1863 27ts g.? 30 e.ys iss.
aelo ga a62 2766 27p6 5T7 s18i 2T36 1880 PUt u-sc
,acadsr Case on. SPECIAL Rx-tD~lnurrer@So. q
,i..nes Of ,,w aid fare mo- 4u ZIG, ,t3 i3 ' Si "
10 inclusive ~
SUPKRIos CouRr-Part No calendar mode np
in time for Publication. Pat n.No calendar maze npn
time Cor publication Az, 80,
a3s SIG 500 w, l<s sos g. 80 49, ST. 40, o2, So ~
Part IL-Nos a. So rs ~, as IT, 49, ss2 <s4, 81 49,
80, 6al, TeS, 70 -
KINGS .CouxrY SUPREME CoUHr.-.5YNKRsL
TRxa--Ncse g. 10 ", Is IS, H. ls 49, TO- a. q, a. o. IL.
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SUPREME COURT-CssuBsns-Dec ls-Before JurHs
CLKREE
DE(YefOyS.

Hail agt. the Supervisors, ct all am IN favor OF
affirming the order Of Special Term for the reasons SseS
;n ,he opinion Of tho Justice who heard the motion
Before Justice BARNARD.
De Wa,C Brown sgt Mary Dickson o. e-Io.on De-
In NJ steyersou-Referee ordered 10 take proof Of
facts. &c. IL
george C. sharp egt Annie ShArp-Repon eonnI"ed ea
Judgment divorce granted . =, A..
Dcro,hes Roeh az. Chsr.es Roehlt seems 70 me re
IN. with. the plaintiff have sworn 10 whst Is @
The ui, &c, Gust ccso beso<c in Court and BE- exsn
ined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
LDCisIANA.

Mr. ELIOT Mass introduced q WSOlutOn
declaring that the State Of Louisiana may resume IT.
political relations with the Government II the Cnifbt
BATES: which was referred 70 the Committee on The
Judiciary.
CALIFORNIA RAI.RoAp coMpAHIKs-
M cox Ca) introduced biz granting lands 10
esrtan railroad companies In California; which
&trred 70 the Committee on Public LsDda
A MINING DE1AKTMicsT.
Mr. COR also introduced bin 10 establish Mining
Department. With Commissioner AID the psceesary
clerks and mlnersjogsts fox the parposs OF eonetins
md dipnng useful Information throughout tic CRltea
6&stes Mr.. Ce moved that che subject DO refer1sd ~
Mr. BROOKS CT. u ssid no would bave no objection.
ct the time az inquiry be directed a. 20 the node
aDd means Of obtaining revenue from tke Irines
Mr.. WAsHBUEsE (Dl) sad te vns opposed to tbs
OBJECTION then being made The subject aent over.
THE LOCIsIAHA DELEGATION.
M JANIS G.. AIILS moved " reconsider the vote
BY which Mr. EEots prooosition was referred 10 the
Coumittee on the Judiciary. Ho waited ii cent TO the
Committee the Rebc,lious States
1t v& reed Tor The nhonsiion VI the Honse II pro-
soess to adIn Ssnsads sod Representative IL Cot greer
under the new constitution Of Louisiana
The reference WIS roconsiderod.
Mr. Euo1 remarked that when DO Ges1gns.ed the
Committee on the Judiciary n because that stand
ing committee the proper one for The cIannetioC
Il the question snd becsnse bill looking " the came
end had Sess hefssoi1re rvietsoo 70 tIs C''aSs On
would receive anything baf hndne~ from the Commit
tse the RebeIiocs States had bs any reason to
Bcest that the tJClnitfeS OppDocu TRsHu'
zion. He would have objection Ia spob reference
The resolution theR referred 20 tie Committee on
ebs Rebelious Statea
TAX oS MISfBAL C0ALA
Mr.. CHAkLEk Of IN. " introduced q resolution.
which adopted instTuc.iny the Committee on Ways
snd Means " inquire into the expedicHey O reducing
che TAI on mineral Goals
LANE NAVAL DETOr.
Mr.. BRcwS (Ws.. ssked leave, but objection
wee made TO introduce resolution providing for the
appointment of select COMMITTEES Of seven embeIs "
whom shall be referred al rcsoluons petitions &C..
yolat'ye 10 naval depot the lakes and whose duty
shall 10 TO soec, the most suitable site end report BY
Dill or otherwise.
WITHDRAWAL or GOoDs
MI STFyBss asked leave 20 introduce bin with the
yjew Of pntng on its passage 20 extend the time for
sAe withdrawal of goods from any public stores or
bonded warehouses IN where he three yeas time
allowed by the Act Of July, 1862 has been iuteri,rod
with by any crief Of the President OF the United
Etates
Nj. BROWN (Wis.) objected
THE INV sayY-YARD.
She House resumed the consideration OF the bill TO
establish an ironcisd Navy y ard at New London.
M CHARLES UkguI, (Ps.) resumed his remarks
nom yesterday. In favor Of Lease Island for
nsvy YARD for iron cads, 40. The Decretary " the
veyy nsa risen above local prrdces IN svcrng that
iSpt boxing only " the iner SITS Of the eornfry and
~ eonot'ep Tie efficiency Of fts naval service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-14

CorRT OF GENERAL sEssIONS.-Dxe. i2-Befs's
Recorder HoyyNAS.
Auyr,stus Bowman fel0uious assauls--S1id
Ems,n. Il. NJ Gsrr.e-Phsdea guilty o. stseuP s'grsrd
DsnI,l King ana William BarryPiesded guilty n rett
.resny Sentence suspended and the prisoners disssed