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severe FIght--vIotory Arter Heavy
Loss

WASHINGTON, August Is "A letter from
the Army OF the Potomac, dated Wednesday
moon, says the 2nd corps having been unsuc-
cessiul in an attack on the enemy, on the
north side Of James river, on Sunday fell
back to "a safe position, which occupied al day
yesterday, where another assault was deter
mined on and carried out successfully The
enemy we're driven from their works with a
heavy loss
The 2nd corps also captured several hun.
dred prisoners aud some heavy guns Our
loss is quite hesvS We still hold the posi-
ton
Our cavalry under Gregg had an engage
ment with the rebels and drove them from
somo Of their works near the New Market
road but we we're finally forced back Col
Gregg was seriously wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
EHeItIng Rumors from th. YaIIsy.

citing and conflicting reports from the valley
to-day. Averil holds Msrtinsburg. and al
noon to-day was drawn up in line Of battle,
outside the town. No rebels we're in sight,
and the indications we're that they we're not
moving in that direction, but ,oRards the
Shenandoah.
Refugees from the Valley and Martiusbnrg
are beginning TO arrive asss5 in large numbers,
All have Intelligence Of the rebel advance.
Considerable uneasiHess is manifested but
rumors ara so conflicting that it is impossible
TO obtain the exact state of affairs in the val.
ley.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
The AFFAIR OF Tuesday IncrsasInE in
Proportions.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Is The mail steamer
from City Point brought another 800 prison
ers among whom we're several officers.
Passengers represent that ths affair of Sun
orS 10y "aS VI eaa PsIPIe',o"s '1sn ,s SI ~ nrs
and Tenth Corps in killed ard wounded be.
ing from 800 to l,000 while the rebel losses
were also severe, The position gained by US
was still held Tuesday night Tuesday there
was some shelling by our forces to feel the
rebel position. There we're indications OF
another advance on our part yesterday,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

CotillOn Party.-A Co,ilon Party, gotten
up under the auspices of The Democratic As
sociation, viii come off at Beckel Hall, on
Thursday evening, next August 25lh, Ar.
rangemenls are being made that will insure a
most agreeable time Those who are disposed
to be gay and happy, gay aud happy" and
blissfulIy indifferent TO the wagging Of 'the
wide world, will make a note of the oppor
tunity at Beckel. Admiitance, per couple
81 90. The music engaged for the occasion
will be satisIactorY
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

NEw YoRE, Aug l9.-The Heralds Wash.
inRton special, of the 18Th, says: The rebel
Genera Wheeler moved on to Cenland afer
his repulse at Dalton, and is trying to get on
the railroad leading towards Knoxville. It is
reported that Steadman engaged him near
GrRysville on the 10th, and defeated him -
Steadman is reported wou uuded, and Colonel
Streight, Of the LIST Indiana volunteers, is
Killed Wheeler made an attack on Dalton
during Sunday and Monday, and was repulsed
with a loss TO him OF l50 men. Col. Leebold
commanding the post, was reinforced on Mon.
day By Steadman The l4th United States
cavalry corps charged upon Wheeler, who
fell back, and finally retreated Our loss is
about thirty The railroad track has not been
injured.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
LATEST NE Ws.
AFTERNOON REPORT.
DeprsdstIons OF the IndIans.

ST LOUIS, August l9.--Informa,ion from
Fort Riley,l Gen. Blunt's headquarters, says
three ranches near Little Blue river, were
burned by the Indians and the stock run Of
and the Inhabitants killed. Citizens Of Clay,
Washington and Republic counties have been
armed by Blunt. Four hunters we're killed
at Salna, fifty miles west of Fort Riley on
the 9th. Between sixty and seventy dead
bodies were seen between Millersburg and
Little Blue
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

NEw YoRK, August ls-Gold is rather
stronger. There is a moderate demand for
export, and the demand for customs is quite
active The improvement in the market
caused importers 10 withdraw larger amounts
from bond, and the probability s that for the
next month the demand ter gold for custom
duties will be unusually large Gold opened
at 81 81, advanced to 81 SO on report Of
sherldans retreat, and again reoeded TO
% $40 and st2 p NJ 70 57s.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

City Directory. T. Bennett, Assis.
tant Compiler OF the former City Directories,
has taken charge of the Directory for ls64-5.
The work will be an improvement over the
former issues. 1t will contain City Guide,
Street Directory School Department, Benev-
olent Institutions, Churches &c, &c We
hope our citizens will extend him liberal
patronage in the way Of subscriptions aud nd
vertsements
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

NEw YoRK, August ia Hilton Head
letter, dated the 18th inst states that from
General Schimelfurges district we have graf
flying reports, announcing that on Tuesday
night large propeller, something like the
Commander, ran through our feet and got
aground She was discovered this morhiug
at daylight, and several shots were fred at
her daring execution The firing was kent
mp until she was complete wreck, and she
is now a helpless hulk, and nearly under
water portion Of her cargo is evidently
destroyed with her, but considerable portion
of it will be saved by the rebel wreckers.
The fire from our batteries is still kept up
on Sumpter and the city with the most graf.
flying activity. A deserter who came in in
forms us that our filing does a grea. damage
and directed us to the nearest points of the
Fort, fact attainable to Fosters knowledge
Of it while stationed there The rebels it is
said express great fesr lest the continued
bombardment of certain points, by no means
impreRnable, will ultimately interfere with the
safety OF their easements and much weakened
defences
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DhJ tOA WaEAGAs
DAYTON, Aug. l9
HARSHMANS FLOUR-Red wheat
wholesale 81 | 90 Retail $ll so.
NEW WHEAT-$l 20. Old Sl75
CORN--l00 Shelled 9o@IOO.
0ATS-70.
RYE 45@l so
BARLEY-$l 20
COFFEE-5s@G0c
SUGAR-25a29.
MOLASSES-5l 35@l 40 per gal
RlCE-l5c per ID.
T0BACCO-9O6SllO per 10
SOAPS-ls@l9c per ID
STARCH-2l &c per ib.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-373c per 10
SUGAR-25@2sc per ib.
COFFEE SUGAR-33 635c per ID,
LED--25c per ID.
SH0r-$5 90 per sack.
SPICES-All advanced fifty per cent.
POTATOES-$2 so per bush
T0MATOESr-S3 so per bush.
EGGS-25per doz.
WHISKY-l 10
CHEESE -lS@20
DRIED EACHES-25@22
DRIED APPLES-l5@2O.
BEANS--Per bushelS2 5O@3 90,
HAY-Timothy S22@23 per ton.
TEAS-S2 5O@2 co.
RlCE-20c per ID.
LARD-l8@20.
BUTTER-3O@3j
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

NEw YoRK, Aug ls Private letters re
ceived in this city from Morgauzia, Louisiana
give the details Of General Ulmans recent
success in driving the rebels from the right
bank OF the Atcbaiayala river It appears
that Ullman moved from Morganca with a
brigade Of cavalry brigade from Atchafayla,
and Captain Barnes New York battalion
The rebels we're found strongly posted in a
position enfilading the main road with heir
batteries, Our cavalry drove their skirrnish-
ers, taking several prisoners, and killing the
notorious CAPTAIN McKellett guerrilla scout.
Our battery then opened on the rebels and a
spirited engagement ensued, lasting from 9
to ii A. NJ Finding our position subject
to heavy loss, our forces withdrew short dis.
tance to reconnoitre during the night The
next morning We found the rebels had fed in
confusion. Our loss was 2 killed, 3 un-
ded and missing. Deserters repor: the rebel
loss as 63 killed and wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
From the Valley.

NEw YoRK, August l9.-The Worlds spec
ial from Washington the 18th says: News
from the Shenandoah valley are favorable
No truth in the circulation here and in New
York yesterday that Sheridan had fallen back
TO Winchester and was fortifying there On
the contrary be is still pushing Early from
point to point in every encounter. THIS far
the reported reniorcements of Early by Long.
street or Hills Corps must he untrue, as those
two Corps have been proved to be in Grant =
front
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
lee Scarce AZ About Shsr.
tdAn's OOm m UhieattOns.

NEW YoRE, Aug ls.-The Commercial s
Washington special says that leading Ice deal.
eTs here have declined to serve private fami-
lies this morning, saying they have at present
only enough 70. hospitals, aud as long as the
pirate Tallahassee is on the coast, il caenot be
ShlPpsd TO this port with safety.
Soms ApprshenbionS are felt here for the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
NoTICEI NOTICEII

HEADoUARrFRs TREAsURER's OFnoE COURr House,
n,YroN, MoNTsoNERT CouSrr, OHIO.
Order No. 2:
A VI white male citizens being IS years Of age aud
"a under % tnst are not members OF some Volun-
ter org tni2 'uon and subject to perform mty ser
vice are hereby notified that the Books are now
ready IN this office 10 receive from each thus
hsnlei four dollars al a milt a commut ton. All
th1ss who fail 10 He certificate OF "a vmpuon with
the Auditor Of the County, or psy into the County
Treasury four do lars or bef the l5h Of August
n n, WI BE- subject 10 the collection OF said sum
with thirty per cent pena ty aud cost OF coleoton
all rropertYi hab withoutany exemption
kUarHER NorIcE --Ah peraons owing any taxes ol
1863, due 2th June last by paying on or before the
10 this July d1 30 without peuNty all that i not
paid by that time the penalty must ana will ba added
JONATHAN KENNY,
Treasurer N intgomeIy County, o.
Treasures Office, Day ton, July stn 1854.
iuly6
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
a]aiIgg. !. empire,
City and Other Matters,

For Sale The well known Weckel prop
erty on Main street Enquire Of c P Hu-
Der & Son, Real Estate Agents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

Pic Mic. There will be a Grand Union
Picnic and CoiiIiou Party at Levi Beerd.
sheer's Grove four miles no th Of Dayton,
on Saturday, August 20, 1864 Admittance
to Floor 81 90 per couple. 2td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

Notice.--The members Of the Iliberniau
Society are requested to meet at their hall, on
Saturday evening, at & o'clock The object
to participate in the reception to be given to
to the companies Of the lst Ohio Volunteers
on their arrival
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
Huston Hall for Rent.

gINHE bes Hslin the city-wl seat ono thousaue
i persons apply TO j. d Dt BOis,
No. s92 Third street, Huston Bulldog
Augl0-d2g r... .u. ........l.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

Auction. -Fyerylhine belonging to the
Farmers q Mechanics Hotel will be sold by
c. P. Huber & Son, commencing on Thurs
day, August 24lh
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

BosroS, August 10 --ltis reported that ID,
Tallahassee was at Halifax this morning, anC
a Cnited Ststee gunboat was outside of ihl
harbor
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

safety Of Gen sheridans Communications,
but the military authorities are confident that
under dispositions lately made the line can.
not be seriously disturbed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

For Sale. Two brick Houses on Sears
street, opposite Sears street Chapel The
Lot is 491 by 1913 feet One Of the houses con-
taius rooms the other 8 Enquire of c. P.
Huber Son, Real E,mte Agents
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

Boarders Wanted. One lady and gen
tleman, or two gentlemen, will be taken as
boarders Apply at No. 3 Bridge street.
Aug. l9.4td
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

Mislaid. The letter from Union soldier
which we promised to publish some days ago
appears in our columns to-day. The delay
was occasoned by its having been mislaid
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
Music store-New Stock
He who has no music in hia soul
And il not moved by concord of sweet
Is fit for treason, straiagems, and spoi


And IL not moved by concord Of sweet sounds,
Is tit for treason, straagems, and spoi s."
This is pretty heavy on the class to whom
it refers but 1t cannot be helped What
is writ--is writ
Speaking Of music--CharesJ j, & A. Fisher.
al Main street, have Just received nt their
new Music Store, full assortment Of Amer
ican and foreign Sheet Music, and various
musical stcuments-incIuding Pianos, VIo
Inns, Flutes, Suitars, Concertuos, Accorde
ons, &c These instruments are selected
with reference to their regulations among
those who are best qualified to judge them.
The Messrs Fisher, are prepared to tune Pi-
amos, and repair them-as also Melodeons,
Accordeons, DC. Remember their location,
and give them a call, when anything in their
line is neeued, as we are confident they will
give satisfaction to all their customers
--------S -----
Just Published. Biographical Mem.
oir of Clement L. Vallandigham by his
Brother "A handsomely printed pamphlet
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unusual value aud interest entirely authen-
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Country dealers can BE supplied through
the channels by which they receive their New
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Companies being paid by us.
Every editor who is disposed to aid in Civ
ing this pamphlet wide circulation is invited
to insert this advertisement and draw on US
for copies of the Memoir to the amount Of his
bill, to be sent in package ordered by any
one in his vicinity. WALTER 4 Co, Publish
ers of Books for the Times" &c No. 10 City
Hall Square, New York August l, 1864
Aug 5th, 1864. diff
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Ncm advertisements.
DesOlutIOn or CO.partuer,hIp.

FTNHE partnership heretotoe existing under the hrm
l. 4 tERsEBiNo MAuss Co IN A ing BpFnsss
mu'usl concent, On the 10Th day Of August 1854
All persons knOsing emEelvea indebted 20 sad
hrm, aie requested 10 call aud settle, and all having
clNms aga ssithe hrn will pres mt them Tor payment
immediately The hooks will b. found az the on e
OF HAN Y fERNkDlNG SON, No. T. Kenton
street, where alone, the accounts will be- settled
HENRY FERNEDtRG,
GEORGE MAU r,
ANDREW MAUsf
Dayton, Angus. Il, 1854 suglslmd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

CLARSsulLE, Tenn, August 10 IA small
body Of scouts sent out from here yesterday,
returned at midnight They report 300 reb-
els commanded by Natk Woodward, at Gan
elsburg, 2 miles from here at clock last
night They were wen mounted, and armed
with navy revolvers, and we're pressing horses
and mules Unfortunately. They are sup.
posed to be en-route to join Adam johnson
CLAREsvILLE, August l9-lG30 A. M -
Woodward attacked Hopkinsville about four
o'clock this morning, aud was repulsed by
company Of the SD Kentucky and 100 home
guards On the second charge Woodward
was mortsly wounded and taken prisoner
Two rebel soldiers killed no loss on the Fed.
eral side The rebels are still lowering around
the town. Another attack is expected
The Rebels mRkea General Attack.
On Thursday the 18th at one o'clock this
morning the rebels opened most vigorous
fire which extended along the whole line from
the Appotmax to jamestown road. It. lasted
about two hours, II is thought to be previous
to an attack. Firing was heard in the direc.
tion Of Butler.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19

NEw YORK, Aug. l9-Cotton firm 81 76a
! n; Flour better; SO 95al0 05 for Extra
State; $40 40al0 Is for Round Hoop Ohio;
Wheat quiet, Winter Red scarce lca2c better,
other kuds dull; So O04a2 OO3 Chicago
Spring; 81 1872 81 Milwaukee Club 50 3s
az "a Winter Red Western; Coru quiet and
steady 81 64sl 55 Mixed Western Oats
dull and dropping; $50 Western; Pork dull
and heavy S37 0Oa37 90 Mess, $40 OOa
40 25 New S36 so Prime Lard firmer pa
%; Whisky firmer 81 slal so Western;
Petroleum firm; SO Crude; sGl Refined
Bond
New York stock Market.
NEW YORK, August l9.-Stocks dull and
elosed easier Money easy; Gold 80 5S.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
Butler h.. TIEn, ~ v hitch nobody II

tits reported that Buffers troops had en-
engagement without any advantage TO either
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-19
UIotbtng.
Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
Of Cloths
And O assimeres
IN THE city Of DAYTOEI

FINKE d LEG LER,
Clothing Hall, No. c07 Second Street,
Dayton, Ohio, are now Receiving
Large Supply of Spring and
Summer Goods,
Comprising ell he Latest styles Of Black and Col
ored cloths; French Fan and Plain Cassimeres
silk, SAtn, MarseilleA, and other New styles OF
NeSuupB, Tor Custom Oruers. complete line OF
FUkNlsHING GOODS, and the Largest and Best
stock Of
Ready Made Clothing
10 he found N any House in the City. FinIe Leg.
Ter are Agents for
SINGER & CO.'S SEWING MACHINES,
The hest Machine for all practical purposes IN the
family, andoT shops,eyer invented and Introduce, IN
the country Money canb ma q by calling on
June 7, lb64-f FINkE a LEGlRR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

Cor NOV and 90 .e.,tous hn, uoidy r3ods abundant
oa prices aso extremely cgu'a ranging ron Sup 10 llc
.NY 4, Ia rr aemsnd and u, rdseI IL firm s's ofioO
hal,s at + t5dsh ~ y 100 u, ,.,..
NQLAs Es-trccs se9dy and no,dcs,eiy 'cso
t', M Ii sole, of 80 hnas g c-. mud ~ bbls CUBA
s,aa'S ri -, 5oe and - bhis. N.Sn'i"ins At 63c.
TEOylsIOSsLItcfo IL lair business doug Ia Pofk 'ii
ho marie. E ghdy timer though the sr,oIs re 1g'
70, Gur. delivery we hear OF sales oil "p pos. ~"
Packed sess for March So Tie saes On A. . 10 81
400 bbl, at ga sea si8 e2t for tvoyear ga M Ss
Tor old Mess 2l Q$2l ior New Mes, eoslns
:, the l,,r rate Beef |. in mote ~ = , :, "
fales OF 900 bbl al $2 SEA 10 or Plain Mess ara Slf %
n 6 Tor Extra DO 1ierce Beef .s quiet, but pf'es axe
unchanged Beef Hams firm aud ia fir demand s,es y
in fair roiues. sales OF $50 boxes long Cot Hams at
for Western aud nc for City Bacon hrm qua N Coz go
and; sacs Of 2U boxes Cumberland tt OF ec ana % oo'
Short Ribbed do at 3005c Dressed Hogs ere ~ ec,'e e'
quest, aud firm at 3ta4ic. Tor Western and so'.c 10.
civ Lard trim aud isirly active saes OF 2ep ons az
p.d2, Old and 4. aiJ.c iol New, and JVo Dds 0f
PFTROLEIM Is in limited r.quert, bu. the mOrket Is hrn
at 81 05c for Crude f1.c for Refined IA nohu anu W."
Sic for do. FREQ. ,,,,.. -,
RICE h in moderate reque,, former res We note sae'
Of 80 bbls KapgOon and Pare IL ,iHa.c.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars steedy but we find no improve
mems IN the demand Sales of about sOv bids no
CUBA on private terms. New oreans ~ l3dc ahd o''
boxes Havana in bond for export a. pr,ce n9 a'e kno" "
Refined irmer, and quoted at Us lie for hards.
90 bags iglc held higher Timothy Seed Is quiet YET
steady at =, '.pdT2 20 Y bush # - 10 Amescsa h9osl
Fsy is trm aid In fair demand at IS 1r3 " u oun
50 ID.
TALLOW IL less active bot fair inquiry prevails az steady
rutcs Sale. Of "a ID Western and City ut l21l2t
Sales If lao bb at 90dJl;c ioE staei 1dyJc. Tor "e'I
err, and 9ic for Fancy b6s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

rrsfi i..ek..,ir 10 =. sro'D ttry, Nov Nr''
De- 90. 1i h-y Wet tth. 20 H. =. tf'fma'.cr Dee -
O mules y ~. col I0.IIi7-, ,.u4ilcd rsik -l1a -nr q
t.f. o with two ~ hsis i4r.l 49, g. ~, ot. ~ go,
EXCHANGED i.raf with -nuposi Aou' emery.
Ft~-inrr ! W. Brune. foster hataorc md.f to N1i.
UlIstlL
ia &.
steamer EDrlie Hunter, Wellington, 4. g.. CO hour,
a'tse. ard Vt.s 10 james bgni 49, g.,
>ssin.s l.,n,ct a.. transpoD Greenwood Na'ins''f'
90 a.. =. Qualt,f.nf-trs -, a.
r,rk u.n trsu.st tof rurts issrd) tns Irl.oilo -
da,s. los.o.d fo h.li Miffay. I", , =, d., ,
a., laiis t.f asru. - blaLchsrd sa.uI l. days,
IL sru1th >.cor Kirby. Liverpool, va fjul.uh. T.,
~ 10 AT g. order. Has hsd heavy ". .Gcs nearly lie
.ftt. a..rc. In st %. Ion. %! pssscd eis lower
mat ih sall attached, also, two r.sa- ~ oil w.ii white
f.f marked T.. rud other wr,A siuf pieces % stars.
p'out = C. had not been long ~ that situation.
ri Horny Leepf sfrh, fhlai,i.ia lor iortsnolr, y.
H. .n coal. las been Ia collision in the Dc!4wa4t, .Ai
y ii no ',td alirr tis.t peirs
Arig col ~ Ios " ~, Thomas, 81. hlts j.
lsys sugar a4.d old metal Maitland iLps CO. Had heavy
y fa'rcr
sclr 81, Lswf 'fr Ryder Grand Gay, T. H. 10 days,
colt 10 Calvin l.. Knox.
scr Triumph tBf Loekhsr' convslis u lays p,a,or'
a. %. H. DeNoL
schr May Hroyer Perry, RosA'and, >,>',n
i.l ID
schr Joseph Nickerson Height. Providence.
Schr. Dani.i BIoNn. B.sIsc, Providence.
scir Maia Rogers, Roger. Providence.
Scin babel 1ayior Providence 9r hiladclphs
WlsD-sunsct v T., with snow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05
The Funeral OF Archbishop Hughes.

Il
SIR: VIII You Oblgc the friends and ad-
inirers Of tho Ate Archbishop Hughes by permitting
Of them 10 make suggestion u the Catholic people
Of this city through your columnsf The suggestion q
this that aS had pleased Almighty God to take from
among us venerable and reyerod Archbishop we,
tie Catholics Of NewYork. Of all origins shal SHOW
sympathy With the general loss and our 4lL -.
speot for the memory Of the great prolate who has
passed from among us by closing several places o.
business during the time appointed for the funeral
which will probably take plale Thursday next. 1t
will be very small acknowledgment Of the services .lo
ilustrous Archbishop has rendered TO religion. Gld
mark Of the deep affection which Lis death has caused
to oil. II Is hoped that all naonnklcs will To merged
IN this demonstration Of t sorrow en- the Iart Of the
Catholics u Neg.YolE. CAJEgIIc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-05

:.
Butts of the Forty seventh Precinct Police Grcenpoilf
on Sunday morning last made most important arrest.
which brought 10 light the existence Of gang OF bur
glars who have committed extensive deproditons IN
this city and Brooklyn Tor some months past. Nnle
on duly on the GrccnpOint side OF the Tenth street
Ferry. the officer saw wagon uudor charge Of two
men, who acted rather suspicous'y and on inquiry he
discovered ihat thoy had in charge load Of French
calf,klns for the possession Of which they could give
no sat, factory account. They therefore arrested
when 1t trans pred that they weso old Offenders and
part Of gang Of very successful operators. TIE caf-
skins were stolen from No. II William street in this
city, and reward of $50 had been offered ir their
recovery. Tho 81 the prisoners are WIN. Brown
of EckioId street GrccnIo.n and Joseph Secry rosld
ing q Hunters Point on the selrch oi Browns house
b. TCt Bock, AL sets of burglars L0Ois were found
and q considerable quantity Of stolen peorefy. Inc
re.tcd parties were taken 20 Acw-fork ior cAainina
ton on the charge Of burgllry "a, 10. y WILLIAM street