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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

BARNEY AARON TEE ruGu'sr.-on Wed2~.
day fi looH Barney son the notoric,s light wiy>t
gIgil5g. M arrested by s. ). Joa.s Of the ULlrS
5 axes Nlrsasis OGcc. caa'g'd With sw.aIli. "a
eItnn. n solder, arl .ssen before Air. Nh -
TAa Marshal .uccI O. GLOW tbo prisoner ~ q :
parole providing he rs,o r- g., So lie hai 4, ~.
l.ly tl,cl fem tho s.ll.,r. IAe money -ef-r -
sni ne ".'7oler was SLOWED ~ leave The v'c aroe
81 A.r . l,lrra! or DIS or s.rr's N .,tet2s a
tie rtsCs.s go aiYa dcf-aIicl 0gr youl. .Is % 2
bo~ufy J. producing rsry gratifying !csl.e. Sea. -.
Ger. Ieyes Col. tur 20. ard the Con. ~ ComCH< -
entertain h1t one uplion lu relation T. Tile g -e-f -
70 may ood tho t.i0n Ioyai league Committee -,
eng'eCd most nd~s'IiCusA d. tie came b. erciort =
ltr, .asf, a,d titr3 . rc son - bore ,'t mary \
these fls'crs nu1 bfcler W. 5e conges! u dlssa -
t.e.r iii.l ken gains.
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rosfon CauIs -!nr',si,

a. rA'IMEsE AID rfibI4DA
!cpsrit rsr lgiThIsUag for a., uoE estHg NsSae'trv
Tie following "a u. an ,nnt or So. ! q, nsast~..
r.v,.,........t; 81 s SoSS SIS. 3 f''Hes,
d..' s =: ~: i.ilsi az "a y = %.
Isa". Fi',. r-.r,, 60 9,Je sir-r ioo n. total
s~o ed se... : s2e % wsshi 0fh,is. ,slo".
J, i .iifs,o - SF'''la ai''''d '''-
WHt.2 eles--' 80. - E'.ry .esoftis 70 th'ir
e.. . c..n-s,ss So, Fan, S.gss.si F,rTov
.l''r sg,1. - 80 47,e - 'tia st2 ,sPa.1
I.ia ses... c4V So@. ~ Ts,.,,,. rie-,. F.in $
NsrArz--s,o.f 81 90 aa 20 d.. sfd Tho veiih,. soG
via go -, v-st ar its report - ~ Wet" go.
81. lar a far at yea .oit inmht.' -rd cold
vestlaf ,-r vIrs- by 1cte,, o. con a1II
- hayes a. - hsa price, 1ers soei fr-lsr-s 5f
g. '.7.f 80 eve To- te - driIa d. a. lvrrs uey
i D. irI % 90 irrs vim heht - ~ ths srzt
.f at 10y fl.- he TO c4-e Ts-d utffrt fIi
81 a. q ~s-e o'4 b.. 70 o-ie-a' A. =. - 't'sne'
Z. hnsiter 80 afternoon. De airi,. Ogsa'A sis "a
rttffn I.. L-s.s Afs ~ f''e c't- re- 80 600
froa ''e Cos wss. very ',irs TIE .s's wssf 81
tie % lcsttf tI'ct only % of lei 20 -
0as % i;Di v.'hct o. Brighton u. a. weary oH %
.ruE Jo-rtrT ~ %. They s-fs iri 30 fsr-sJ Cy,ny
L tr % h ia'ts. 1Ls it A., fs.I 20 30 g. bes ST -
-.iab., H.. b., tsau a. Ad .ior - g.. ysafI sold
er al .1 sfta' iefs' BET taf '' h-'t 'o'' oit
Noffre .t,r tro rr. SOME - t.r elsarss Is8f.
cus 10 o. .~fa. 10 -osI Nsrs 'od a. low 80 'c' cot
er,, b., ,ss s-i as. Iw..i l. as ~ a, ,.ir.
ilcI.ip'y : -4cei o q week sfety D. g. -, n,i re
1--we. " %! good 60 s.ls u % ta.l r,fo se.d a. H.
80 e. 7Hle emo :'v f'oy. - Lgh 70 o. s-ls.' 'as
Wets Previously olf.s e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

NuLLga & CARPENTER, Produce Commi6SSa
Me.chsn cT the sale OF Duusr Cheese Lsgd Esgr Poi
O,le Cgsn. tgar rOTs, Hops. SEEDS, cans Duel re
a. Coaltr. Produce fsaeIay NO Efo Bun dMs' y :,
iNy $40 W hin gonst) W. svs our peiSoal veisa :.
e ssAlns VI al goods fnsi 10 liberal cssh
rai, on eorsignenis References pefdru q lrv!as o.
H. Bsrsh rrs'crt Ets Railway Cor Pauyi fIesie1t Sssss
River Bank and 3eests;, belcher Co.. N. L..
NJ BAntsd ca consgnient. Stat and Westefn rft"ss
gsSl for our insls..iIs hsu.s and .sLlpfirs sIsdA
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stfl ~ ts,f caue tli' week not Wv isrf,
,f,,u4.' g. Only 40 head. I4s ut. busk, d
rod rI larIr -s'r .l'd ~ rom C. 90 - tf o.
as ,cusn s. l-f a. q lo. ~ pine ttito ~
s.r.p-Ia', n.. 20, w.s better applied tan hs week
d.. lot - = -ngs amounting - go tt. sa,s
led. % i.on 10 g - 10 .sa Lain3ssod RI To- ~ 70
80 ~ sarh
ihs -, ~ Veg ~ wst v's quite ',r'e .u,urt
irr O. nssri, 10 bead, pc' faGg s'l 80 ~ g. "a ~
%. n NJ
Cov,- bout 2as bead = Cow GOD at nom o29 20
- sa,4 L.soflirs g Guh4tg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

ROBERT NJ. PogR, printer, Of our city, left
hls family on tho e1enins ofWednesday tho Sd inst
and attended temperance meeting In "iliam'curSh'
which no addressed and then started Tor home taxing
car a, Is believed for ths Grand street Ferry From
that point his distressed family can and no traee OF HIN
Ito had nearly $500 in money In his pocket and 1t 10
feared that he has been robbed and murdered He was
man OF medium height and size. about 70 years o. age
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F,TAL ACcpryr.-On Saturday afern0a
IS Ms = aida Hoffman was crossing Market ~ =,
ncar uclly, "a UEhaON MGr. riding hose G3- 80
ing another. ran ove- hc. kUo,kos her Gown sss -
icGg such in uries resulted IN heT death on 80
day .si. 1Lo police ar on tie lookout .0r Ia !; -
,i'aA vAO caused ti0 Injury. 10 n ae l4p..ly o. -
c',.r llIe,insif. The tugVsers JcI! yesterday 80
sIr0a a. 9 u Al0sB tcfsOn ,Cr lbs oa-clcssaes3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

NEW-YOEK TYPoGEAPATCAL S0cIETY.-TkS
Soeeiy VII bod tie frat Of series ofTeodDss Sor ~
purpose Of seu3siBs original papers OF typosrafios
subjects On Saturday eser.ag, at O'Clock, o. 10
Chambers street. The Pape- 20 lie read viii u -
'Ihe Comparative Merits 0! Mod'En aud hedisr1
Typo.ra.iy." by III. 1Leo. l.. lie Winnie Members =
tic esals are Invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

APPOINTMENT ~ rHS Cry IysPEc gosf
Demonstrations Il Wainwright who has ossa
clerk IL this department 81 tie City Government 10
about scyoateeA !,ers. AID l. fy con ersant VIII -
the general an Minute details has been apPor.at -
City Inspector Boolo FiiSt Clerk IN tie bureau OF st ~
tar insY, 1tou cid Street Cleaning.
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Glow To READ CHARACTER. foe The IL
Lrsrnlrsp QasNoLoe!csL JooISAL Cor -, i'y' In -
'hg osncny phy' 'osy fiseno.o y Ply ieo! 80 80
aoe ~ oudapeL Cnly &C. ~ do's posi of u ss
class " aiie. "a ,lleia,n S,est wednesday I'D fs-f
evenings, az o'clock, fVs priys:o nsEuoon N fsr,ne'
at 10 % Broadway. FovLEs wa
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fashions nv

FASHIONS nv NINE DEMoREsT--With C. SSrs
p.,,.p,arv shes. IA DkNoREsrs NEWS -
y,cE ,cw ready, lssfy man .say nd cald IA .ad
thl Z 20 inteIes. theg. in this Live weekly.
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rliu.rn, Ngecl.s u Arlo sapcrlor.

~ 40 LA.arcf asM J. 1r.5orA
Sin: WHO coppcgm.Ding upon Lake Supe-
rjr t.yaa ,1ou, l.ia &c n.rpg Ok iroa I'D rot pEoP
s.ly l.cla ultl Z, f-1. The "c.d"to, the lsos'nl
Jac.,o.-.ron company erected rnnl frrSc about
icl3 s,o, distance from tie present mine Of hat coa.
pluy ~, 10 manufacture " tie orc iato boou. Two
o.lcr Gife1 were also erected b1tweoa I65o aid 1885,
s1 nearer M.fqust.s. uIen past.ng la'er. b. otAer
COMPARES, jlt mons II tlc q. that carly day. were
md. - ply, sid hence woro abandoned leIs fso.
Tns IRoS-oES DEPOSITS.
Tho hon ores Of Lake Superior exist IN hills covering
en- arsa ~ om 100 % 60 acres aad som'l TINES even
more. rising from 70 20 3O) feet above TIC orei Of tho
surrounding couGtr, 10 what extent tle d,nost er'
,ta p lie ll, or level lind between these upls n nor
knGWu rs 10 extended ana systematic 81 piJratcn fas
ever been DAae 10 asGortHD bat Jate 10 1cubt tLht
In time very roh and valuable beds Nll be discovered
and cpanc upon these lower grounds covered lerhaps
with hon five TO ten feet OF euih Tho iron Hills ire
Tor The most part covered with few loet 81 eol rro-
dGcing heavy growth of timber but often the ore IN
mass, rsos IN small mounds upon thor sldos % TOP,
thus clearly revealing their character
Srcoeasfnl and sys'emato minin. Is now carried on
o, three of these Hills. known as he jackson"
CloI Gland. oId Lake Superior M0antnins," distant
a. ~ and II miles from Marquette their present point
able 18th these all doubtless DO opened In tho same
region. The mines that follow will DO from IS 90 IS
miles further west making Marquette and keeweuaw
bay their shipping depot
These remarkable deposits seem TO have been placed
mainly In two localities, which known 90 tho Ne
ganneo and Lake Michigaumi districts. tho former
eompf''inxs territory some eiH miles square, aud In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

\ MANIAC IN Tug CORN ENCH, NGR, and ~
s,rse .acA ,sih kni- on tie crowd With other ~
snd exciting rosu-s sad live subjects, Ia DAEc.sss
iLtusrssTKp News .. this ~ees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

SPLENDID DOUBLB PAGg BATTLE-ScRSEs al!
sfuug.Ss sPn,Tyb CAvAiRr CHAaeE, IN D.soatssr
Lufa.rgD SEwS ol his week. WITH snes I've sns s9xS
tlU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

TIE COUNTY VOLUNTEER LOAN FUSD.-Th
f5;-ny fao1ntI wero slb oiiOcd - Ills loan ys.ss
IA, morning; Chemical Icnk S-%opoI Brown i}ElA
Co.. $500; S. ID. Brown. President Mechanics AZ
II dcrs Bank. $1,000 Emiarants Industrial Sa'lsS
Bank, ti00Oooi o;lor subscriptions, secv--in ---z3
lhe ,o.el sui cript.o1. .ow received si,sl9So1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

TER OuBsN oY THB BOHENIANs, and the
Grand svmn,thec Demons ration her Departure IN D.
osssrs ILLusrsirRD NBxs Of this week saa osAsa ~
ssb.scth ous rSpAs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

GEyrR.L MCCLELLAN IN THs EIGHTEENTH
W,rp.--A meeting Of tic Mcclellan Club a. th.s ward
MAS held on TUESDAY evening, whoa resolutions abusing
the Government and It's policy and dabb.ug the General
- soldier. patriot, ana statesman" and nominating
him Tor tho Presidency. were passed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

MORO ~ Crhss. WAIT 4 LITTLE LoSGl
rae TT IS a 3Aa.l sSoER y. srLN o.. ~ 4 go
~ ani DttE te oh ,r,s sd sn....s nor.. e. Ia =
y4lsIs iLL0IIHsrsD NEws Of tii. week, "a. 10 Pr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

EiGUrT WARD PIONEER Clay CLUe.-Its
TEouty.l.tl Arnual aaion sftlis Club VII te AsH
e. the Apollo Rooms NJ. 40 Broadway. On WetHss
day evening. tie l7,h Inst
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fldvartiscpsnt

TIKI GRAND CONFL AGRATloS OF COLTS fH'
ron FAcroHY In usrtiord-s splendid vie"-wrh osnf1 ~
.ubeets In DsxoSksrs ILlUsrSarEp kE~s OF tina w''<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

Sr.RF0SCOPE3. 49, 4 beautiful collection Of
,hcarr. - u remarkable scenes and Views p'ctures.
s.,t1cs DC. &C.. has joit he'n rsci yed from "1Ao
London S.,rcoscoV.3 ana Pho %. p4.c CompGuJ' BY
James l. wcrlor t'lo agent. So $40 Broadway.
Among chem as We've q TO mos. striking Svia
Glaciers Including those bonn Which t,e Rhine. n,
Paon, aud no Arys ge-el .ivc'y sspe. WITH Winter
gisrces at or own Nhito Mountains Niagara &c, Sc.
some - lie mos. sarire statues exhibited c. the Lon
don L tiju x edl ere also hcle paoios Pied With
lo ,ks accuracy AID 'p.ti. elearii'y commend ,hs
collection . ri lovers of this rev aud ST ably pro
,resslys ert We LGye seen 40 collection - A whole
superior IN ya.ieiy Or la excellence.
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UupsoY RIVER RAILROAD FRgGIrCHARGHs.
ne Pougsk,Psi, EaSs bitterly complains Of the
action 81 tie Hudson River Railroad ia charging $50
per cu fr helehl Of paper Rom NewYork, SiiO last
wear. vhea tho river open 1t paid .ae road but
ccnts for precisely the same service
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YrPS AND eNINS.

" have nsria ey-es the London sees Of jan 20
Pe,yoY and .i rat sold AZ decline Ct 20 cent honi ire
.aes In rf cmbef No change "a. occurred 10 oui ph"o~
ibe s,o,t co.,, ug ~ /, V-ry sinsn indeed Wo quote
Esffu WfkfeYn Sou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

= .sff.N. lt. N.sle y he. = &c., q
V.s.,ern i.. Oee.e milu! 4, N.............i5Gs
rfrsax-d.i.~ BE- rata. cal aad o-tds T-se l4rd 70 oh
{ llu - o.. u - We ezotc.
.rFsf n 1tss.stssrss
N.s.H p...;...,. .....''''''-'" -'s-
EiCos tOLT tErlr! 1.l We eloisi -
d. Hs'H - f..........t .sstt.s.ss.s.. sFiEA
l-rrrfulr ftorR e. 5uer. We qIoist
tL.. NJ. \. is'''''''''''''''s o. a.
Arira rtU' q, - l-u N..ss........ssss > " u
f.rfra-itff Lsr- We gr.-et
o.u Marrow. y J5l...............,.,ft - - -
irrN.rs-Ns ruo'e.
NHs Es,'s, = tli......s........'...S4 - = - -
Os4fas--N- qIofrt
bsl I'D -lss. y io0 'iibss.,......"eS nat:
; cilm~t 4 1nl.ss.ssst. sss..s.ssss's W -
Ief 8 hbi......... ................... Vod-
Iss.f-ha caauFt. W. fuoiri
III, - Clover. o. sn.sl s.., ctpf.........f' Ne
Eurt Wheat, In saaI I'sss oap..............I. %
ffHffIDli fp n.ttn tarefs..ss....s-..s..s't 10
riCxozr au1s dLlL he~. q bush. s.a 81 -.
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.fadvsrtn.r entl

pEMoRSr's y. i. ILLUSTRATED NEwS-I a
I've psrcr,s Ansr.s. S,sr.o. .lttTesls ana Con5
tr4i.l iu tls ~tta nl.rf. O. % lBcA DAY VIA a.
,.slrrn.zfy sec. o. Be-. l5rs--sl 20 cS..--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

dark brown hair blue eyes dressed In black. vita
brown oyercoat trimmed with fur. Whoever can sAea
any light conjoeturay. on his fsto. win plsass
communicate 1T to Mrs. Poer No. II Lspenard strss<
OF to Hr. A. Wakemsn. at tho Post 0iice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

AgoTHER CHUgCH REMoYAL.-It is reportse
that the congregation vorshiping In H., Reioras1
Dgch Church o. West Tenth street have ceteFfai,ee
to bniid new eGloo N Forty -sixth street, near -
S!A.h avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

'fe.,.l Pif7 his b-sn "a vcy ui't recslf md Prc.'
bsv. eiais n pro,ef i"r ~ intt ave 10y L'"'
D1c, l.se benin god s.ge.t an ..sajr C'e'o sfo
100 f.n.t vented ,.
S.,, n firo..ri Tonrv WI r.rt thslf rie'ss;.
a. O., TO con. ai.r. obi rec. yrfs here Gs!ns tAtf
p--ta-s tfiriy ut '-ir H.i9e o. ffsae NIX fo 49,
r- ll f- frl 10 vt1n seat 10 knd '! poultry .n q 81
p,rtf cd t. Lsse f-t W 10 sgvcri sso. ending
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CITY gTEfsD.

A uuhycs TO MAKE GoCD lyrgSraaNT5.- -
The Comfy Committee need furds TO pay the boanty
promised t. volunteers Citizens Who have th' means
are nov furnished With op9ortnay TO od no ''oV'
crlmcat in putti.g down Tie Rebei4on. Mos" than
bali million Of County Bonds arc "a ~ rnasAc'' and
everybody knows that j: Is perfectly safe 10 ilronoss
snch stock We r.H have volunteers or slbi1I to
dr.n. We cannot ret volunteers vihou. bopny money
We canno, get the boeny money unless orr men 81
means III purchase tho County Boid'. Reiicsh TIE
treasury ard we cen In the city q'on md prev NJ TIE
necessity q tho 1iof Tor volunteer. ore couing n 81
rst os ths treasurer eaa pay item. Thus IT, New
York -2lals,s lsys Ghovn thcr oycl;y ly tie liberal
manner in which thy havo supplied the siaows Of
war; ifauy Of them did tbs before 10 loan "as sa1c-
,ored by q Leg stature nnd We indulge tie hoio TIA,
toy viii rot be weary % well doing" now. Those
who DO not + mi, Should 10 wiiag % pay tose wno 20
The silver bullet used - he $40. into the sir in eden
tng5 - keep tho devil from tho door, It should be
hrowa Into our treasury DOW 10 Keep the Robes .son
or borders and to shoot down TIC Rebellion. TIE cac
II very pin one. We lave rl'aty a. roDeJ aad
plenty Of men bit tey teei 10 b. transferred e otter
points Tho mca ve want out OF tic r." sa, tie
money NO reed s circulating in The chsnsc,' Of .fadc.
The men can le had when tie sUads e.e forthcoming.
AID The nsusy can be SHARED wilton, deriment
commercial irietc.t'. We osnnot nj tho city Quoia
With volunteers unless our capitalists purchase tie
County Bonds We canlot esoore tie DIAN unless orr
capitalists purchase tie cnEo!lmoa, bonds. word to
az wise Is sufficient Ito investment. perfectly safe.
Tho needs Of tho tree su.y Imperative Tho path Of
duty - plain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

COMMISSIONERS o. E,IGRATToS.-At II
meeting OF Ills Board yesterday, Mayor Curthcr. =
* o;fc'c Commissicnsr YES present. A letter ven
ceiyel ON tho Trcnth Consul asking the privi''o
appointing m gent 70 nycs,iBase al causes Of co..
III !lt rade By French e. grants or against Ir,,A
SHIPS. TIE application was granted, ana Ar. ceessl
was directed 20 oct la cor Gnetsa With t5e person y
rGiatcd Tie attention 81 tho Tarbor Commission ~
called t. the sal cos1..icn q tie sea1al q, CA2
Cfrden Tie weekly statement shows tia. 1863 s,S
grant, nave ar,o 81 Tie port since tie ls CT Jams
~. and that the Commissioners have balance Of ~
.s0s " 81 biak.
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| TIM SEASON OF LEsr.-Yestoriay, Ash
"Wednesday ushos,i in tho solemn season Of Lent, and
the vas dup observed by service, f. the Roman
Catholic and Pro,cs'ant Episcopal Chureles. There
wac fgil service at Uisy Church. IN which the Rec.
tor and others OBLIGATED a, s. Ayus CiarcA. tho
Rev Ihos Ganulst Rector. there three t!silao.
Services Dur.rg The week brloys Easter t4eIs IL De
scFylccs daily nj e. a.. - L.. and "A p. n eGcep, CT
Good Friday. Tho following oereylaea have cHtad
to Ireaeh during the Ienten CHER sermon. %
bs r;efprgtei tor deaf ates)i FEB. IL, tire Rev ~ L.
Cornwall. d. j. lglh tie Rev y. c. Ever eSh. the
Rev. 4. p. Beach. ID D., Nsrch I. ito Rer Peter s.
Ciagacoyi lllh. ne reV. Alex s. Leonard ID. -
isth. 90 Rev. ". T montgomery. u. D.. oQti. tho
Rev. II. Y. II sbe, 2s. the Ger. Bert J. Hal, t,,
y D. 22d The Rev. 8 R.Josrsol. D. D., "a. the
Rev. Faucis Yinton. L. D.i cit5. ia Reg Aioy. L
Yln.ca. i. d. e..h. Ito Row SAMUEL Cooke D. D.:
Goth. ia AsT. Morgan DIX yoar.Gen. Stars ID.
u.-s.fltor Of iAe D,oct.s ~ N.w.Tirk vilch IS nov
WILTON, ISonas Catholic Bishop hos s'gel tie usE 4
rec a,ioS for Iert aor!ug By dirpeasaton, re use
Of G'fA uess al too pdleipu Util on llcudays 14cs
dr.. and Ghurstays There Is mother Fast ror atst.
uence t. DO observed on Sunday Ok Lent and Il s not
allowed 70 use hss and "a near ~ the sans meal on
week days. There IS prohibition % esq, butter
c. cheese pro dod the rue. u quantity Prescribed b.
the iast 10 complied With.
"Te Ch1res stsisss irei ne obiai1 o's.ns fsu. 70.
r. .'frsne isR On 'pee q ..c OF 10 ~
Ae oovi"' cs',s' of v~r.nfi d. 30 lIrrm 3d. ul.s
wLosr datrs sr- n - 4usns s5or1uF chandler 49,
rc'ton, wlo only si',u'rs t.f growth. th souen az
prsaney o. nar'lAg liaas ot those Who an e cd ~
sid $50.
ftus,e psn,r, hou'l he pern,dea on rouoi TIA,
&c enlisted % rfrppt'l fuu t-s .pso tfsi D.
not owing u nay give % o,c o. n ~ own c,iso orro.
mr. staall o itc stof FI ~. p -ro.o r ne have
o. tirif pivs.r.a..
".a,y should hswsv,r chsri.h n, in,-'or s-Ii q ~,
hos SOB. he sans .. II hey ver, sho p corp win iho
--efior eh'eralcof " hh; sad m'rt aion-s 'yil q
conf Irion ff sins sp g ~ rrarrr a.. 4r-o
ecsn Ii' ihs d..y o.! ~ sna without Is: iseif
void = rejected by ood."
ser'ce, viii b. LII every day IN al Of thc Episcopal
gal fonnA Catholc oaurc.ss. Elsr SnEioy lsst year
.ra- p.sei cn the 6ih ofApFl las tbs year Il VII fI
ou tho 9Th Of Ilarch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

le colder es'her ofte Pc, lew d1ys has c'usod better
fr in .td ide Cirscn. au3 prices have '!Tapc,d
or CnrI a4e s,s ard ord, 80. I br ne oa ito
80 Ilii-cu Did com rued p',uty rud quiet hftt Won
Gv re,t .i.ou rlorbited bS cw ho sale 10 uis Nei
,.ci o.. Of Ire - arc g. would rro5ahy be allowed 20 be
s,t i o. burden s. trraf ri ths frleI and woI Goa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

Dressed Hoe have boen In s receipt and prices have I'm
proved. Vedl Calves have been ,e,r ,nd tgh.r Ghe.r
have been lee. plenty, slio, higher. We quotst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

A REFUGEE FROM RICHMoND.-We received
call vest rGoy from young gentlemen Is years OF ara
recently from Hchmona lIo Is native u that civ.
and ro,del there until tho 9th Of January when Ls !,
company With three oshors e for the North to cysds
the JET Davis corscrilrion. After bgb.ng tss gussA
lie mi his companions started their sr days orr.y
to NO.foih sleeping IN the woods BY night and va =,
through swamps BY dsy, to keep ont Of the range a
lie sucIil1a. Ho reaeI0d Norfolk IN safety and .a.L
tine oath of allegiance. Leving Norfolk OF the sA 4
February, he directed HE steps TO this ETY. and vas IN.
innate enough Gnd employment In toe Public Storss
under The direction Of Gen. Smith lie says that he W
seat 20 Castle Jalndor for two months because DO gave
Some Of tho Union prisoners something tc cat. We
uj % from bis statement that tle Uaion prisoners hss
the kind ond quantity Of refons that the CoAkf
ernta soldiers receive. The Yong men who acconpe
MED him paid 900 in Confederate money for e7eo
il gold.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

TIE CORA HATCH CAsR.--Mr W. T. HovA
council fo- John H. Mckinley OF Wednesday rlov11
Lat the complaint against his client DO dismissed, =
Ito ground that 10 had not disturbed ehy rccog1at
religious meeting. Tic elder Mckinley opposed NJ
Eating that tire doctrines which Mo. Core Hatch -
yoca.ed were believed In ~ at leas tlrea millions d
PEOPLE IN this country, ard more than thes nnnesh
Europe arl that therefore toe meeting was OF rsfe
loas character Justice DoWlirg, before whom the GO
was argued. at the Tombs, cntaa'oTed to Educs II
parties IN tue case 10 withdraw the suit. urging 80
such course would pu. step 20 tne scandal wHah
woud lie created by rs further PcyIo.ty. Ar Mcxs
log. jr, troue, bis counsel p.o'ssed LIS ogn viiiae
ness r fataro to abstain from annoying ethes hi f'sAa
o. lirs Ha.ct, and tie complaint beng tiea VIII
drawn. tho case wGs dismissed CoIs, aceoiapsnslt
s,ns f'eude was court; oDt took NJ psit in tAsNt
ccc.ings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11


Tier- hss been hsir scy.iy steady rl'es We gro,s
Va ssir groom 'ed county trimmed = " ll&lor
Mest-ru Slaughter ud.s. trimmed sld cured,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-11

1 L.svirs for msrglns in Rents, sto'...'''.. Si"si
There Ia class Of people which never learns much.
and among those who are prominent In this way are
those Who iDdss the Erie Railway Company BY iti hs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-16
Prom Arkansas

ST. Louis, March IA-Gsn. Fish, cosnman.
DIR or the Districr OF 81. Louis, has lust r.
tarued from a tour or Inspector ia southeast
Missouri He reports Il. 1t numerous hands of
gUarrillas have been com miEuRg cepred atoms
In that section and Nor the asteru kan AS, aud
tnat TIE same b h,nts are prepa<tng tor IA pre
eAt.TSi.e . p' TatigIs Ia thH spring STRINGENT
me sUrss Will be Immediately taken ID crlve
out or ccstToy all sLch bands. and establish
law and Older ttT0ue n Jut this IL partniaat.
Gen. sui V, " no was preparing au ~ psdi-
ton against the >iOnE indians, under General
Iohe'S OEGeTs, has arrived here.
Two IRON clad tqrretsd gunhoats were
laGEched at Caronds'st or Saturday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-03-16

MEMPHIS, March i5-Gen HurIhut and taft
arrived from Nickshuig tsst night. The tIeu-
eral has taken Ills old quarters, and expects 10
r;main some tine. The larger par. of his corps
is connected with another expeiition, W hich
lett SicEs burg some Gays ago.
General Sherman is AZ the Gayoso Honse.
He will review the Memphis enrolled militia
this evening.
The Arkansas election takes place to-day.
The Congressional candidates are, Jacks.
let District; A A. q. Rodgers, ID district; }. NJ.
Johnson, Sd district.
McCoombs' cotton shed and a quantity oe
cotton were bugnea THE mSrntng; loss .s2i,UG1.
Twerty. St ven iron claGs are now Ut the
mouth OF Red river