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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
JUDICIARY.
OAes Of AZ .Atlom.n Gea,rll.

For salaries ofths Attorney General AisnlAnt AttprneJ
General aud s clerks and messenger 10 hs oeu twHny
thousaud thtss hundred dollars. ......,,...
coniipsnt e1Senses Oft the once OF the Attorney "s"e'
IOr fuel lAbcr Crniture stationery and niscolan 'cus
i.snis, three thorsand dollar. -, g., a., a.,
For puehnse Il law aud necessary pookH nh tno o.
fec Of tho Attorney Gcnaesi two hunc'eu anu ny oO'
lara. -. .. ,.,,,..-.. l..
the dinrsa uf pflYAts lasf ers in California; ion thou
ard other exraoF pAg expenses Of calior.
! aiA land claims, ten thousand dollars.
Jssfiees efMs Supreme Court Of ths UaaNd States.
10 salaries Of tho chief uses aud nns Aaieelss iusti-
1 ees aKty thousand ave hundred dollars.
Yorfavelng posea % this judge Essignsd ~ thelent
elieui for attending session Of the supene Court Of the
United states, one thousand dollars.
FOR salaries OF the district judges Of the uniied States,
hundted aud eighteen thonsAnd seven hundred aud
nifty dollars
For salaries Of the chief justre tie supreme court ti
the District Of Columbia ths associate Judges and Judge
Of the orphans court urtesn ouaad nve hundred dpl'
Ior salary q the reporter the decisions Of the su-
prias Couit the United states, thousand three hun
! dred dollars. ,
| thousand Two hundred aud ntty dollars. .
For compensation u the niassha eleven thousand As
huRdrod dollars.
INDEPENDENT TREASURY.
Pr salaries Of the assistant reasursrs q the unted
gt.tsH at York, Boston Charleston ana s Louis A-
teen thousand Ave huudfel dollars. Il, a.. IL. :,
For additional salary OF tue treasurer VI tAe ue ~
Philadelphia, one thousand dollars -, -, 4, +,
Yor additional salary OF ts treasurer Of the branch mini
At New Orleans, fra hundod dollars.
FOR salaries Of the clsrka aud messengers In once Of a.
stant tsasurerl At Boston, eight Thousand one hundfe'
dollars. 10y =. as. i,
mint asposiiary thrtesn thousand sgh
For salaries Of messsnsss watcAmsD, anil pVrlo
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
VIEW
Official.
lrvs.Ie-NO. lgs

Az lcr mating apprApr,ioa or the legislative, oxeeu
i've and iud e,t sxpS II tue Government for tn
year ending Jane ihirileih, eighteen huadf.d aud
sixty hye, ct d ioT OH, = IuIpt saF.
BsNeatotd b. ne Seh Il 1nI HuieOf Representatives.
of fhs Uad dtes u daered Ia Congress "a entb ed
That the iol lag he aad the SINE ard hsraly,
Of any money in he tfsasury not st-
wa anbropratad for ihs u CT hefen oppressed for
III fist e. yea sndng tn t1ire.h OF June egh Lun
dr.l sud six y-hsa namely.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
Volunteers, Attention I
Indiscretions of Youth,

sorrs and Ulcsra, llntcheA aud swslings, oap with
certainty bs radically gused N lls fills are taken His
and morning. and the ointment lie freely stated
in this printed tnstiuplons. II treated iu any other
they dry up ia one part to trs.k out 10 another
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humnrs from the
system and lsaEo the Patient vigorous aud healthy
1t viii require little Ia bad eases 10
inkuf ufa A laatlua ruia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
Weakness OF Debility Induced by
over Fatigue

WIN dlsappear BY The nsa q ih-sa invaluable
Pills, and the Soldier Vill qnekg acquire additional
strength. Never let the bowels be either confined
uudhy acted upon. 1t may seem strange that Ho!lo-
ways Pills should lie recommended fer Dyseuteiy and
flux persons supposing that they would Increase
ih2 relaxation This s graf mistake, for th sse Pills will
correct tha liver and stomach aad thus remove all the
acrd humOra ion the system Ihs tlsdlgua Will give
tone and vpor 10 he whole organic system however de-
ragged, whila health aud strength follow mattor Of
hohiae will stop the rslaxation VI the DJwse
q ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
PUBLIC PRINTING

For compensation OF tue Superintendent Of Public
Pnng aud the teras mesrngors Ia bis eire, nius
thousand seven hundred aud iCursUn doll tra aud kty
rents.
For contingent * penses of his ONCE viz For station.
ry postavs AdFeitsng, iumiure, travelling expenses
horses and wa. onF, and miscellaneous em, tNO thou
sand doil,rs.
For public lriutIng, Inc udng the post office blsnks.
two huhdfed aud thliy nine THOUSAND hundred and
For paper for The public printing four hundred aud
.xty.nvs thousand one hundred and seventy Sght dt-
lars.
uiole Iw hundred aud iJ-twO thousand two hundred
and seven dollaTt.
For lliLorraphng and engraving fsr the Senate aud
Hpus. Of Representatives, bfy thousand dollaiH.
For mapping IN eases pending In tive supreme Court Of
United stats five thousand dOllars.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
CONTINGENT ExPENsR:-DE OF TIL
INTERIOR

Offcs Of the Secretary Of the IoteIlor
fa stationery furniture, fuel gbiH and other contn-
genrr. and Tor books and maps TOr the library
thousand dollars.
For repairs Of the Patent ONCE buildint three
thEu5And dollars.
For expenses Of packtlg and distributing congressional
journals aud d0eunun Ia 10 thu provisions
contained in joint resolution of Congress, approved
twenty eighth January, eighteen bu0ated and hyssVsn,
and act 9th February, eighteen hundred aud h'hiiS
six thnnsahd dollars -
fourteen thousand dollars.
Office Of Indian Affairs; ,,-,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
For Wounds, either oocasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or Bruises,

70 which every Soldier ard salar liable, there
medicines safe AHd convenient Al lOllowAFs
Pills and Ointns The poor wounded and Alnost dying
sufferer might have his wounds dressed Immediately hv
would only provide himself with this maichess Olnt
msnt. which should bs thru-t into the wound and
smssrs all round It than eoysrsi with piece of linen
frou his napaaek aud compressed with handkerchief
Taking, night Aud faOtAng, d or Pills, TO eoul hg
system aud prevent inflammation.
Every Soldiers Kuapsek snd avanana Cheat Rhoud bo
pIoEldel with thsLe Yaluabls kenlvdles
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
oorRT OF OLAIMs.

For salaries Of ave judges the Court Of Claims III.
solicitor assistant touio deputy solicitor, cltrk ant
assstant clerk, ba and ehgsr tbsieo thirtyhii
Thousand three hundred dollars
Fer Stationery, books, fuel, lights aborers hire and
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
LlpnAnY OF coNoREss.

For compensation OF Librarian. three assistant litat
ans M IS, TIRES laborerr, ten thousand i've
hunnFed dollars.
Icr contingent oApsui.s Of rad library wo thousand
dollars.
bOllals.
For purchase of law books for sid library two thou
sand dollars.
To sna1ie the JOINT library sCmnttee 10 purchase a
complete file Ot sveeous, hom EnIol san periodicals
flon sigatseu hundred aud tAty Que 10 eighteen hun
dred aud six " tour tlAtg the rebellion Ia the uniled
Btaes 10 deposited III ths hbra our thonsand dol
I'd until the entire collection and thdsx thereto, fl
completed and approved by said eomuiittee-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
Rerister'g office.

NHw CAsnE County, April llih. 1851,
Upon the application Of WILLIAM Q: sPkuANok,
DAVIn WILSON THOMAS, late Of Appoqunimink HUI
arsd in said county deceased Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executor Aforesaid give noes
the granting Of Letters TasAmsntAly upon the Estate
Of he dsesAssd with the date of granting thereof ny
saasing Advertisements 10 be posted Within forty days
the date Of such letters In six of the most pubiie
places Of the County ofNaw Castle, requiring all parsons
having asmAads against the Ksats 10 psesent the ae
abide by Act OF Assembly In such made anu
prsyidsd. And Aao the to be inserted within
the same period tn the Delaware state Journal 'ws
paper published IN Wilmington, aud TO TO continued
kheraia two months
r,, Given under the hand aud Seal OF onics Of th'
ReEiaer Aforesaid, at New Castle, IN New Castle
t-~v~1 County Aforesaid, the day aud year AbOV,
wtlttea. PRTkRB. VANbEVBR,
Register.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

These feelings which sldisn us usually arise frou.
trouble br anuoyansss obstuetel psrspraton eaung
cd drinking whatever is unEholrsone, thus disturbing
the lsalthf1 action Of the liver and stomach Thee
orgAus u1s be relieved II you desire to be we'll lie
Pills taken according 10 the iipted Instructions, will
quickly prOdnce a healthy elton 10 both livor aud
stomach aud as natural consequence clear head aud
good appetite.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
DEPARTMENT. OF AGRICULTURE.

gneer, or seAm engine Iaborars watehmen rspaJs ni
furniture and for miscellaneous items, thirtyfye thou
saud dOllhrH.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
FOR RENT

MO. IA snHg LITTLE FARM OF 20 avfes IN Brandy
IN wine HuRdred, suitable for u Truck fafm-or u
would be sold bargain.
No 2.-About Is Aerss Of land with good dwelling,
within " mile of Wilnpst0n. Very productive snita
bls for a MIX or Truck Farm.
No. Ga good story Brick Houses on llth street,
between Lombard and Pine.
W. AsCAULLRf,
tsuIa COG Market ST.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
NOrIol

All persons having claims against the Estate Of tina ds
ceased preseR ths same duly sttsHled to tho k1eeu
en- o. bofors the ilth day Of April 1906, abide ths
Act VI Assembly In such case made and provided.
W, O. ePRUAECR Executor
Nav oauts, April l1th, 1884 zap l6.2m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
Superior Sambuol Wine.

VXJHRELER MERRIT's Superior sambud Wine In
wv Bottles Drsught Just received and Tor sale at
tbs Wine and Liquor store Of
savillo Building, bo2 Market st., Corner Oh.
1aif
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
CONTINGENT LxpENsEs OF THR POsr OFFICE DE-
pARrMENT

For stationery, fuel of the General Post Office build
ing including fuel the Auditors ONCE oil gas and
candles, printing repair Of the General Po Onse build,
ing, ONCE furniture, gaEing painting, wh Rashing ano
keeping the drspaees and furnaces in orasT F en-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
RxGouTIrg.

Fr c,mpeasa'i lhs presldsut Of the United States
tw,iil, i,e thousand dollars,
ehnn nA4ton ut hs Vice rresii. nj VI tue u tts
STA y. eight thOuAtud 20 las.
FOR e0mphaaiinn ~ s,ero aiy to A. patents for put
JIG aihlr, ons thngsahi five hundred i0His
70 rnpcns allan nf the private sscretAfy, ltss4r Ani
N ae"R.r al iha rraEden. Il the Uuitsi s:Ats- four
III ,nsani ak husd ad dollars
for 'lal iayent pri.srs fha Rxe Utilize aies,
ciaiihg stationery therefor, tnO thousand lolitF-.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And OINTMENT.

ALI who hAvs Fdrhds aud Relatives Ia the Armg or
Navy shoaid take especial that thny be amply sup
piled with tlesa Pills and Ointment; and whefs the
hAvs sodiars and stllors have neglected 10 provide
Themselves with them, better pFtssnt he ssnt
b. their Rrienis. They have been proved 70 be the
Soldiers novsrf,iling friend in the lur Of need,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
Coughs and Colds affecting
Troops

Will be speedily rollsved and eda,tualy cured by
usng tess admirable medicines and By paying proper
attention to hs Directions which atlAsheI to eh
Pot or Box,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
CAIITIONI-Non. .rs s.uvln. up

CAUTION None genuine unlsss this
wordn "lioLlouAr. INV YosE ANo LONDON" are dis
etribls Wdfer marx In every leaf Of the book
plainly by ho'dirg The LeaJfo he light handsome
ewArd viii be glvau any rendering suth iniJrms
uoE may lead ths detection Of any party parties
touslsitlng tho medicines vsnd ng The same, know
lug them 10 bs spurilns
Iolloway's Pill ant Olutment retsisd. owing
10 the high price Il Drugs &c, at 81 es 10 ets aud
4i.l0 Ier Dox Pot.
slEa1
NJ DDlreetions for the guidance Of patients In every
disorder affixed to each pot or box.
N5- Dealers IN my well known m1di-
einea can have BhoSv CartH, Circulars 81 =,
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
SO Maiden Lame, N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
WILMINGTON. TUESDAY. July II. 1864.

SAID dOllAra.
llnpsnsAiioh II ioruavs TO attend a lax ~ tesi
m'af Witnesses md ,onnls on,r. one thuu.Nni dol
lar-
Ft pOy mant of uJgamsnis 10 a render eI by Court "s
uIains irsvnns to the ihi TO h Of Jun, eghisen hun
ited And sxty.hvJ, tire hundred thousand d1llRrs
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
MARY H. PENNINGTON,
LADIES AND CHILDREN's
FASHIONABLE SHOE STORE,
No On East-Second Street.

mo, 20 Ll5l-D0OVIKu D1EOsVt
WILMINGTON, DEL
CHE would respectfully invite the fiention Of the
u Ladies 10 her large and well selected stock OF
Ladies' and Children's Shoes,
which she keeps constantly hand. Ladies are Ia
v.tad give her call before purchasing elsewhere.
apr-le-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

IA, OF the Postmaster Genera three As.
t,nt Gsuerai chief clerk aud the clerks.
,asssnyar assistant asenFers, wsehmsn nd ahores
al said department. one hundred and nfye ht thousand
tso hundred aud twenty dollars.
For compensation OF twenty-five Addih pnal clerks
twsnty thousand dollars.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
DgFARTMErT on ,sTATR.

For o mpeHssiin Of Tie Re rslary of stttr NnI AS
saht sotrsey uf stale shisf uierk euOrrlnondeut OF
hnrats In hi. ofee afy-ssVsn t4Uu,aad ii ht hundfa
dollars.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12
GOVERNMENTS IN TIM TERRITORIES.

IeTTI0Ty " NeW MtLlc0,
For sAinhes II gorsrasr chief uscs aud two associate
judges and socrslAty tw I've ihonsApd dnllArs.
For contingent gapsnses VI said Terrory one thousand
dollars
five hundred dollars
for compensation and mileage OF tile members OF the
legislative A'scEhy, officers svrks, and contingent
fv assembly, twenty thousand nue hundred
and elghty dollarA.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12

OF the iiy dJ newspaper n he filed bound apd pre-
s'f'ni tr The u,r Of the OF fur tboneand dallafs
ohlea OF the commission q pauslous:
tor At'hnnfy. engraving, aud retouchng plates for
souny land warrants and binding tho odlce furn-
tufe aud repairing the same, and miscellaneous itsnls
inclu Hug two ct daily nswspspsrs to ba hed bound
sad pres rYed the of the Office twelve thousand
duliArs.
olce Of the Con missioner OF Public Buildings;
FOR statl1naiy llais drawings an other contingent
expenses his Olee, nVO hundred dollars
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-07-12

For assayer, melter felner coner, and
clerks twelve thousand four hundred dollars. '
For wages Of workmsn twenty.six thousand one hun
drsd aud oghty-nns dCllars.
fr incidental aud contingent expenses. i've thousand
dollars.
For additional salary Il treasurer acting as asssl-
ant of the United stats, five hundfed dol
lars.
Yor salary of clerk assistant treasurer ons thousand
eiEht hundred dollars.
Ter sale aud vault including freight five thousand dol
lars.
For sslAry Of assistant from Noyemher TWEEN
tlcih eighteen hundred and sixtytwo, TO June urrth
eighteen hundred and ixty-fur eight huudrod AUd five
dollars aud hfty.hvs cents.
For salsry VI clerk irom Msich nrst to Jung thir-
lieh sight eli Hundred and siHyfour six hunde9 Aol
| iurs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-27

w RIenrBD LOWER SITS OF TEETH-soMErnIN0
~ new .sgocd ssgod, AZ $50 sirth asepae' between
new aod 6eisr way q inserting Partial Sets o. Teeth,
FINE Cold aud fa,iua gets, bound and capped, with
rlnmyers, ~ 23o si,th avenue Alec Cheap Sets WIN
bumpers which hold out the chccks and rescfe yootho
arIeafAnce. nj 1aq Sixth avenue M#
Pine gold hiinRs at 2sg Sixth avenue. 800.
Le ssront Upper Sets Of Teeth very cheap OIL w sxth
Once hears from In The morning TIL o AZ night at
~ s,sh aYs"oe, pejvese sn!esnL ana spsp'h ssise'h
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a. >. BAoiBrcfbss,rsr
Near University place Eighth street, new Yorh.

NJ B. eRlFF1N q BRqfHERs. xs qRANp STREET,
uacina teeth positively without pain By the use o. Nrous
nisbed with the apparatus tgesher Win me nesc,sary q.
ey srs also insertpa Teeth on gold patipa for e1
silver rubber $40 Partial Sets on me gold " per tooth;
NoctArge Cor extracting whom artificial teeth are 70 Be IN
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.I,Ilg.3 .IATs IN! - 80
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NEW YORK HKRALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY a. 1854 J


a RcTIC ENDURANCE COMPANY, 10 WALL glREHT.
"A New YORK. JanESy H. le6l-Tbs board Of Dlrectors
nass ne ~ sesssd SAINT annual dslasad e ave pr
company paysbe demond 70 the soch holders entitled 70
reosive The same or their legal represcRtativesg
EaH VINCENT TJLYOu, Secretary.
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49,. 49, $1,000 -
npFIcE or THE STREET COMMISSIONER, NO. 2o7
~ Broadway New York ITO ConractorA --PropoeAle IN.
eloeed In envelope Endorsed with the uile OF the
work and with the name Of the bidder written thereon
will be this ON unt Thursday rehrUsyy y
Scr Sud S1sysn wpscS fcr Engine Company No
FOR building tender for Engine Company no ~
For building tender for Engine Company no. 50.
sos bdnn bo nseE ~ AR 81 os Company No. a.
For building house for use of.Ensne Company no ~
and agreements, can be obtained ~ this Office. II II
CHARLES g. CORNKLLs Street Commiffiortr
erRErT DfrARTnFFr New York, jan 20, le64
ITO IRON WORK ERs -sEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received al this once until ~ O'Clock ~ Of wednes
day February TO- 1864 a. which hour same will he pub
new reservoir about s9o lineai feet q Iron Railing
DsawIn and specifications can be seen on Application a.
wy n"F'"'' 'S THOMAS sTEPHENs, Croiou
ROBERT T. DARRA9H. ,Ayuednc'
A w. CRAVEN, Beard.
RAnx jan ~ iet<
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OFroE OF THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD

U : IT.
NEW YoRs, IAN. =, 1864.
Resolved, That the holders Of all shares OF
The stock OF this Company and OF all obligations Of the Com
provisional certificates authorizing the entry Of
not been pald Be required 70 comflee he Di6e
OF February next al The Once OF the Treasurer OF this Com
IN the city Of New York. and that default Of such
TO section Of the charter Of the company.
4 LA. CATLIN Secretary.
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M b.JoHN FEIfRETCB. REAL ESTATE AND
~ House Agent as Third avenue take charge Of
few more esate 70 collect The rents and vim give he
test Of Tefeyences and security for the rent and faithful
ance Of every duty eonneeed Yh be business and
JOHN FETTRETCH ll6 Third avenue. HN saft- a.N
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CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON COMPANY ylRsT
Icc %or;gAss psr cent Bonds for sale by ALBERT H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

Mr.. Fernando Wood yesterday proposed in
Congress to investigate the administration of
Gen. Butler at Newt rleans-incorporating also
in his resolution a general charge of demoraliza-
ton and incapacity in the Executive branch Of
the Government. The House laid his resolution
on the table, by vote of ~ to 63. Among the
NAYS will he found Unionists like Messrs. Dawes
and Tenton and Washburne, who seem to have
been reluctant to oppose anything that looked
like investigation, no matter from what quarter
the proposition might come. But TO have
adopted Mr.. Fernando Woods resolution would
have made him chairman of the investigating
Committee, and the House evidently thought
the hero Of the Marvine case was not the fittest
person to examine into pecnniary frauds. Nor
does the country consider the patriotism OF Mr.
Wood 10 be of that superlatiye quality which
should cntitlc him, of all men, to st in Judgment
on the acts OF Government which has at least
Loyalty tried to do lis duty.
AZ to General Butler, we believe The charges
against him utterly groundess, and we know
that he courts investigation. The Copperhead
papers have never ceased TO heap ISLANDERS on
him, and have uniformly failed to support their
accusations by single piece Of evidence. His
administration at New Orleans was on the whole
about the cleancst piece Of work that has been
done for the Government, and may be proitably
investigated, if for no other reason than to hold
up its example TO the country. But not by Mr..
Fernando Wood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
NEWS OF THE DAY.


Three Of the crew of the Star of the West,
captured long time ago b. the Rebels escaped from
prison at Richmond few days since and arrived safely
A. Fortress Monroe. one OF them suit OF ordi-
nary blue cloth which him $1,000 in Confederate
money It could be bought here for less than so in
gFcesbac.s.
Testimony for the prosecution in the case OF
the Chesapeake closed on the 18th. IL shown that
meeting of captains and sailors held in St. John,
at which Capt Parker tried TO &c. crew to SO 10 New
York 70 capture vcsse stating that he had commits
mission from the Confederate Governments but he
made no exhibition to that effect.
We have dates from Charleston Harbor to
the sth On the ath twenty shells thrown into the
city With wha. effect Is unknown. More of the Robe
hsrbor ohs,rGctonS have been washed ashore By thc
hisi udcs
A dispatch from Culpepper Va, Of the 9th
Says that on thai day Tho noted guerrilla McCown and
three Of his men were captured by the Forester New
Ycrk Co7alry Regiment who were accommodating in
che direction Of SPeryvlle.
4 bin reported from the Committee OF Ways
and Mcas reimburse Pennsylvania for expenses IN
CURED j. gepcng Invasion, provides for the payment
Of the audited case, involving $4,000, according 10
the ohioid es1iu2tes.
Connecticut has filed her quota and is get
ias ap ell additional regiment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
GENERAL NEWS.

Coroner Naumann on Monday continued the
investigation IN the case Of the unknown man who was
on tho night OF Jan. stabbed in Chatham square. He
hss since been identified Jose N. Souza. Portu'
gusse. In company with friend. be entered the
eelool Of the corner OF Chatham street and the New
Bower end while there became engaged in a dispute
with three Speniaras. named Jose Alfonsin. Joseph
Silva and Castells, regarding the morris OF Spain
and Portugal He left accompanied by his friend
and was followed by the Spanards. Immediately after
reaching tho street. he stabbed by some person
believed TO be Castels) through the heart and almost
instantly expired His assailant together with his
friend fed and have not since been seen. Tho
6eceosed was removed TO ncighboring drug store, and
ihe friends Of Castea appeared moment after. looking
v.rv mueb excited bat left before the police arrived
On a hearing Of this testimony. the jury rendered
vsrct that deceased met his death at the hands OF
Cs.,ella. and that Joseph Silva is an accessory
sstr the fact Warrants have been Issued for their
arrest but Il believed tina. they have left the country
Jse Alfonso who states that he did not witness the
...a,lt having remained 10 tho saloon some moments
s6ter biz companions eft comnittedto the House
=, Detention BY the Coroner 10 believing him to be an
tmportont witness.
A bill introduced by Representative stevens,
su Monday. and ne consideration Thereon p@'ponea
~ February next provides that within oil the 'efi
Sssy Of the Confederate States which hs Pssn' OF Wy