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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
--latest ship News.

Steamship Louis,as OBJ, GlO.su Liverpoo' ~, 1T srS
ossSn.to~n ia6, o,dss aud rs pass, William, eaaH
Slip d sS snS %s2d ps %! Wa: e Gsoa.
Slip London MOOR London aud tie lie Of N'ib Sept
Bsrk A,aanta Ctu.l, HosrInann Bremen 80 80 Hd'e
and g6l pass, Gsreis Mry-r.
dsy, $50 bales Boyd linesen. lad "ois "''sn'
SIR Pioneer iBr) Hatfield Horton, N 8, 20 ~ rai,
sehr. Margsre, Ann BG) whepiey cosnw,i'' foo-'
schr jack Fay, Buervel, CORVALLIS, N s, pea e. D.
l" sesr s. b Terry, Eldrdse rhaiepis TO- New I,en.
schr. Nightingale, Bebee. OIi.nt for Phiadepns.
scLr. Bloomer. Elwel, Pig, idenee; -. ..o.o.
scr r. Leach, Sherman Bangor. days, lumn'r 9'"S
s llpp Mary L.ngaon, Cobb Rockland lime.
schr Bay State. Nerri. Rocil-nd line;
schr. s. T. Parker Fitzserslt RaekIand, lae.
schr Ann T. Lipp!e, Hodge. Boston for Troy
sclr. Champion, Caik 81 John ~ b., lumber -''rh
schr. Rising sun, Manchester, JoresP0f SER ho>'""
schf, F. Flower Russell. Hartford
sclr Frank W alter, Ellis NaehAm:
schr HosiOn (BT). - Horton, Ms, 10 day. ro"'s' "
ssI h 7sss Joy f boston ssrs ESeSBs
schr Fred Eugene. Crockett, Rockend
ssIr. s LawSef, Gsmsse, boston for Philsdipie
seir RoT,p. Rlch ST. George, B., Is isy' i'"sa >
scRr jan Jaa,,s and Lucy, Chase Providence.
scs Ssd9 MSryy ,,, sf Srssba nSn
schr Albion Pickering, Fab River. -
sehr Montana, Sawyer Aaehias, d nS' Ni'''' 'F''"
1 Capp. nm.
schr j. G. Baldwin, Baker. eddle'own
Schr II. 5. Iodedon, Hall, Rockls,d
sclr Ch,ra, Pafnam, Rondou Tor boston
Schr H. p. Casing Bnsss, Boston. ~
Solr Knight Romer, Bangor DAYS ""Ne'' - ~'
Peters. . - ~. 80.
SIR T. H. Seymour. Kelly Boston, !ashs, MAT"
ScLr syle, Hell. Rockland line a. 49,.
Schr Eliza tileu, Lewis. Bangor iunoei Ne A''
sir Albert Jameson Rhosdcs, Newport
sclr Olive Avery, Wilson, ltacssnd .nie'
schr Nal.al,a, Lord, Calais, la1ns n,aseL
sclr Richsrd Berden. Berdai si hsei'
scLr Henri Gibbs, Snow, New BEDFORD
sshr pilot Ttom pscn Rockend. lime
SIR ST. Iucar Barnes Roekord lime.
NiNp-At Sunset, NJ NV.
BELOW
ship Southampton. Whitney from LONDON sep 1"-
SAILED. -
Ocr -Bsrks-Rechabite, Elem Msynower w.
Bishop. . N, All. A a N.rr,srsr.
S,hooncrs-Horizon. l. Rouder. sawyer sussh, a. ~
mo Downes FFaucisco, Julia IIlbnns, John SoesS 49,.
n. Rowe Thomas Potter, ]. {. Rogers, Ao"p Wv
Scranton, Hamilton A. l.. White, Aihss
MEMORANDA.
Tic Louisiana reports; 4lh iDss at " o. '9n az ~.
lsrSe paddle wheel steamer bound Z. sans DAY, rm
Marianne Nol.ebohm, bound L. 2is,, ~ ~ ''' ~
saw ship 0sl.rlde. boand Z.
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FROM EUROPE
Arrival of the Mail sscamer Glasgow.

The Liverpool, New-York, and Philadolphi
Steamship Company's steamship Glasgow Capt GILL
from Liverpool Oct Il, arrived last night Oe,. H.
passed British ship Padro. bound West; 44th' pafs
riegea steamer, bound East; 18th. American biacA
Bail ship Columbia. bound West,
The following IA n list of her cabin passengers;
Mics R. a. Mcuey, euny, Miss Mary Crooks. M:' u, A. ia
iner Mis-. lara Mis- Agnes Martin, MIS- r. ~, nI l,
crus Miss Eni, Mrs Wiley Mira. cOiG 5 M Ksp - w.
Brant MrF Wilsns Ms; isn,, M,s II K ar fap
Il Deaibor Capt MccIu' Mr. Meep Mr. H0Si 5 f ndb;.
Fsrochi NJ l.. BtTnasooui, Mr. IL ~ broiley 'ii bal
W,a;t Mr. Bou,and Mr. Charles Waite, Mr. ~ hiafnal'
Mr. Carleton Mr. Michael Duffy Mr. fitzgerald M towns Towns
end IS cabin passengers, 40 steongo passenger o
Ststss Aatls, - bags.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

"Ihave rarely found It necessary 70 reply 10 any PEI,
ennal attack friend has Just hhno'u M u hn,e
,,h no tell. me has extensive circulation ooth Eelo
~ 4, the army IL processes 10 be n record oi ny
sneeches and votes In Congress ana 10 prove ito '
ny hostility 10 tho Republe. hS ia
li:hed by tic "Unon Congressional tonmt,ee nnu :,
he complied from The CoESTessionat 6tooe, 70 winch
enncals for its entire accuracy On the se'on pas"
that pamphlet an charged WIN ses Now r. any
of Won gentlemen will examine The Gloes or inc ne o.
any daily newspaper Of your city or WIN even TAX We
he in find that Congress ADJOURNED on ny
An dav of Jnly 1864. (Great laughter.l From thi'
-, of fcauI and forgcry leaJs y0u Jadge Of 'Ae
ered,by Of tie gAO's Ja5T'edi'o"' lLa"sH''' """ ~
What nrs the fraudulent md forged resolution.
They are thcsc-wL.ch quote from the document !"
which he Tefers ...,. e.uo,-;,c.
Ubs,1 Tie o.ani,cd iFessou having its 81
Richmond exists IN defiant violation Of the na9 9
t;on and has no claim 10 he treated other"ise t-h "
[ and ylrreas this Richmond combination ci conf
and traitors can have shul authority over we pops
r control OF the political destiny Of the people q any
OF sec ion Of tins Union. and no spoosy bnt nay ~
and treason for any Assumption " "''No'"'
Ros Thai opo2n to nssGaf o wit" nn5 ,aP Eso at
p,hrd f,r restoration of Loyalty and order In those
noIons Of tie Republic which have been di,orgated y
eds Of the Reboion entitled to represent and bind gre
loyal citizens q the United States whom my p! o
give and support 70 the pIeensions Of
ard treason and therefore every such proposition sI'a %
rejected without hesitation and Delay. os,oir,on a
| Mr. PENDIEToN calls this e%rae. sINcl'nch "
fraud and forgery" From the "aughter and applanse
elected by his speech perhaps he was speaking IN e,
Int what ia the fraud ard forgery" Of charging MI
Pendleton with having voted against these resolutions
called nj the Office Of The World this morning ana
asking for file turned TO the congres.iohh lepoi
Tor January mot July as the accident oi me printer
had made 10 and found these Slsdre resonttoHs toTs
forrord and M. PEsDLE1oss roe reeoTdeG "a me H'o
ltipe! 49,, w., oo,
What then is Mr.. PEyDLEToNs donaii You con
front man In the street saying, Sir, heard yo'
CAV Yesterday that you stabbed your mother% IL
a fraud and forgery" be replies. - did u Gay oyor
Yesterday" That is Mr Pendleton's position lap
uause.
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Inien sIeeiipg n. Trenor Hull.

The Unionists of ths goth Ward gathered
IN grep, um5ers and with s'iil greater cni lusism
last NIGHT ~ ITenof Hell. They were addressed by
wAlpo HI ycRiSss. TnEoDoRr TiLToy ard Rev "
II gooIr. We lack space iog report OF tase exoel
lent speeches a. VI give bit Tie following yopt from
Mr. TitIos's VIII. Oh dlspoSes handsomely Of My Pr
49,
DLEJoi
1b,vo,,ofrl fo "a, ~ NJ. II,nirloS co,enad.J
last nlghs a, he NewI crk Icfc and called oat for
speech he ,pol @ tleso ", Ttfwilnl quot, lam ne
Hofis - M uG.LiIgs
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Cisix. ,us, Association.

large audience was in attendance last even
Ds at The Mass hee,in 9 OF the Trades and Working
yer At Cooper Institute wdcr tie auspices Of the Ci
,ebs Association. Mr. TB osAs WHITEHEAD was nom.
srssed Chairman OF the Seetine and ssy
s~fed list Of Vice. Pres1 ents wos then read and
sss2 were also unanimously che sen.,.
se chairman opened the proc eedings OF The meeting
- stating that s object YVES 10 a. opt such measures as
Scaa rid us Of the corrupt officials who now govern
80 he then introduced
~ bAkylxTL VITO raid tlst tle Gu. 'ssDs Anoeis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

DRowy's BABY-TENDER.-Noxtt TO sewing, the
most exhausting work Of Is the care OF babies
II il not strange therefore that the babytcnder sbonid
follow the sewing machine in the list Of inventions
adapted TO general household use. Browns BABY
tender the only attempt that has been made to supply
Ibis almost universal want we thnye bad on Trial aDd
can commend az superior to most human babytenders
For littlo baby IL ia cradle with al desirable appur-
,enancos having q vertical spring motion re gentle rs
that Of mothers knee This motion IL produced by
treadc and does no, interfere with sewing or reading
The cradle Is turned in any direction by toueb, ahd
The Whole machine being on casters. Is moved Win
slight effort The cradle be changed at viii into
Ire couch adjustable at any angle and when the paDy
Is Old enough TO sit up 1t may be made aeLair WIN
Mace for playthings in 'front.' while the child can dance
% and down. aided by the vertical spring. when the
child Is old enough TO stand support. revolving about
the center gustains il IN It's Efforts TO step and when u
has learned TO walk hobby horse attached instead OF
the cradle affords healthf exercise and amusing pas
time The machine is also capable Of being Transmitted
into nursery chair "a high chair for the i"nie "nh
when not in use for babies becomes handsome o'o'
nnn Its cost Il moderatefrom s25 TO S75. according
20 ,tye and finish it's construction Is entirely safe
when packed il occupies nine cubic feet, AID weighs
from 20 10 Is pounds. Few families, ofeven moderate
means, can afford to be without babytondeF. and m
the course Of few years expect TO zee II IN general
use
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RaiIroad Aceident.-Le1 Tnlion's:

LDtl-NlLlsiY Al, '~' 1
An accidental collision of passenger and
freiqbtrain near Shopherdsville this morning dls-
turbed tho Louisville and Nashville Railroad So tnat
the uptraiu was two hours and half behind uiAe this
afternoon 49,, ..,. -, ,ho
Passengers confirm the reported crossing OF ,he
Tenpessee River by FORREST below Florence. Ai.'
and say ak Rebel regiments reported at Con,ere
ra;l nv oucrrlos under n notorious woman named SUE
MIypY aud the murder of the mail carrier, four gnor
rins who called themselves Confederate captains, ~
Of whom were recently captured on the Cuinperianu
river were Yesterday taken from Exchange barrhck'
hcre and sot in retaliation for the aforesaid murder
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

TRIAL FOR MANsLAUGHTER. -RoRERr GRIE-
LINTON was placed on trial in tho Kings County Court
Of Sessions Yesterday on IN indictment charging him
with Killing THOMAS MctiRATH The parties met on the
evening of the 22d Of July last, in drinking house on
Red Hook Point-drank several times and McGRAIH
knocked friend of GRryrNroNs down--GEISLNToy
and McGnATH got 10 fighting, In consequence wnich
terminated In the death Of MCGRAru by a stab with
knife. The defense contend that tho killing was doAe
In Refdefenso The case Is still on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

CHARGED WITH BURGLARY On the night ol
the 81 nst he hou.ernrnis hing store Of Mr. WMnAN
HARE Of No. 81 CatlmBc-, was burSlariousi5 entered
~ breaking panel from Ire IPsr door and goods val
ned ~ slie solon. Yesterday Oi'c'r OCoNiifI OF the
Scsc<h Precinct. arrested WnJ4ip BhrN WHO i!es
in tho rear OF The above premises, In bis possession
was fOun,. ANAL amount II lie Missing properly
Jusdoe 8AN.IItID committed nc sccG.ed f0f tIhm
il alton.
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lAdvenisemen..l
pnPsrnFyT PETROLEUM COMPANY.-We IN

dertand that the subscription list Of mi, company
near nm and but w -hares yet 10 De had tfs PROXY
being that will be or sale after the T., .,
il, rotuposrd Of some u mos, influential crnnn' M
ponres 10 be Of the greatest snceossc Of o gay
i,onI advise al peIsous Wishing 10 make nyesinii. 20
on The Subscription Agents Me'u' L. H. sisrsoN 20 20
81 Cedr st. where they obtain psmpses sLo Al "o
,,,ion re-r,,ary See adyc IT sement IN our columns
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IAdv,ltisemeLt.l

SPECIAL NoTlcg.-Goldsnith's Penmanshlp,
Bookkeeping &c. No. Sc Broadway Al may secure 'he''
eon. fer the ensuing OF half prices BY entering 'h'''
name. this month The regular prces viii positively Dc re
srmed Nov. let.
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CITY ITEMS.

SEVENTH REGIMENT CONCERTS
famous Seventh Regiment Band Promenade Concerts
will commence Saturday evening next az tue
armory over Tompkins Market ind every alternate
Saturday throughout the Winter.
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PassruRcrs Arrived.

IA .,rnsLp Losfs,aaa from Lrs,Doos dad ets 'ienl-
Mr. aud aifs hehoEne. Miss Nhltehorne. Maiter Vito
horne r. r. Brown, Mr. Belmont M. Gaiors;th NJ Dayn
Mfs. lnnis Mrs. Gllan Mis- Seaw'lsht, hrs A"e Nra
Streug1nl. Miss Urihths. -
IN ba5t 4,a'rr,1 from BreneE-NF Joseph kas'F 'a.v
Muller CAgl ;. F4sstenbefs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

NATURALIZATION The office of the Clerk Of
the BROOKLYN City Court in the Court House, is
filled daily With applicants for Naturalization papers
From forty to sixty persons converted into csens
every day The office will remain open daily for this
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ftfysr,isenient

C.Kvs poR BREAKFAST are not enjoyable I'M
lass sccoppnned By KRHrs EAST IzDIA toFyEh ie sIel
l. sod BY al groccIs. Price, ~ cents per 70 Aa %,
no other genuine. General Depot, No. i9i heape'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

WENDELL PHILLIPS delivers his address on
the Presidential Election this evening" at the Cooper
Institute. The Thirdave. door win be open at fo'
holders OF reserved seats
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fAiyeriiseipent.

HgRaIA.-Vocsl, Spinal, Uterine and AD-
doina snesses. treated BY T. i. DAHHso D. ", a. 40
z Bond a.. from o .. NJ. to p m.
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R.ceinis Of Pra,iucc.

or $50 bb.e F,osr, rs bbls. W.s.y. $40 oeis
~, Noti 400 b.Ih Wl.st 500 ba.h Corn 10, oN
pusl Oa,s. 1850 l..A RE 1890 o,sh Barley ~ IHs;
A.he, @opk,s rrovscn * Jifv ield, les fsss' VI
trk, 10 ,ffs t!tE
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TAdvertisementl

WINDOW SHADES,
FoR SroAEs or DwrLIisGs
analactaTei 10y
u. l.. 4 J. p. kelly
No. 80 Broadwav
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The Fair at present holding at Irving Hall Tor
the support aud education Of the children oforr Vonn
,ecrs, win close Saturday evening with grand
musical entertainment BY Mr.. c. JERoAE HorRi-, as
sisted by several well known artists, Nine. De ius'
san, and a Numerous chorus OF OTpheonist choir boys
from the Brooklyn aud Cooper Union Orpheon free
ohorisi.r schools line orchestra and two OF The
briggs pianos will also be brought into Iequisiiion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

No VousR Il SECURE WITHOUT IT; no house
c.n Ia robhed with IT, The BURGLAR ALARM IfLEGkAfi
protect, each window and door Sir years c1r enr' "
out fai.afe. Z. BoLsS' No ''' h'u7'""J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

BOARD OF SUPERvIsons.--The Board of Su-
perysos net st tie usual hour yesterday afternoon
WIN. NJ TWEED in the chair. After tie transaction Of
tho usual routine business Mr. FuHDY offered The fol
lowing resolution:
Uh,r,a, Notwithstanding tho iueBse and extraordinary
expenditure, caused BY c situation OF country ut tie
pf crisis VI public sAa the taxes Of 1914 do not appear
l. have increased but little the taxes Of 1893 aud
IVh,redf The mot rgl economy and careful wscuncss
{. npcraiivcly demanded ty confederation Of pabe
duty and teras ths ost undertnnd that the Conpiroe
n view If The necessity Of these c's has Invited Comniitfe
Of the Citizens Association consisting OF Cherries toAnof
Murray Hoffman, Benz. II. Bonnoy Jas H. Wh.iing. and
others WITH him aud 70 make suggestions relative 20
the various appropriations for Comfy purPoscs aud rheit
the Board OF sup-rssor having this Object ~ view, and
dosous to unto with the Conptfc!er Of the cry IA
carrying the above desirable pupo.cs, therefore be
RrsI,d That the Committee Assessed bres be directed
% invite the cooperation Of the Committee Of tie tizeLs
Association and such other Payers aud tar poduccs ~ are
do rous Of economical al i,traon q the County Gov
erlnen, 10 NEE, with aid Committee or Tie subject con
tanned Ia this preamble sud resolution and that public notice
bee eyon BY said Committee tor ta Iurposes Indicated IS
above In order iht shy prudential suggestions may be made
and duly snd lctrd upon before IN. various appo
isions County expenditures are RECOMMENDED Tor the
action Of the Lseii'ltuIc.
After a shoi dscus ion. the resolution was all over.
No further business Of hny importance was transacted,
and tie Board douIned 10 Monday next ut 10 o'clock
a. N.
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Polling PIsees-Plaees Where the boards
Of Registry Meet.

The following are Designated as INC places N
each election District in the several WARDS OF tMs
oty al which Elections shall be held until otherwise
ordered d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk.
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LACE CURTAINS
At REDUCED Prices.
q l.. \ J. IS. KELLY 80 bfosissy
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+. VALENTINE, Clerk.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
] 81 Marion-st.
2.2l Prlrcc.st.
s.l.9 Elizabeth 4.
4.42 Prince q.
5. 10 Magion.sl.
6.l7I GTsnd-ft.
1900 Moist.
8.l2l Mott-st.
9.li7 Mo,i-tt
lO.2l5 Hestsr-'t
FIFTEENTH WARD.
l.l24 Amity
2.SE cor. ailissnA Bieeetsr-
sis.
3.lee Mercer-ft
I.i29 Waverley-plscs.
5.Il5 Dth-st-
CT Westllth-st.
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nrsr tho University.
8 xfGst UouHon-st.
g g sth ave.
10 a West 18Th a
SIXTEENTH WARD.
La Tlh.sve.
2.lo2 i,h-ave.
3.ls9 9Th ave.
4.i39 1th-sye.
5.SCs eth ave.
6.260 w. 18th At
1905 Oil ave.
s.9i l0th-avc.
9.l63 s;h.ave.
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SEVENTEENTH W ARD.
i.233 Bowsry.
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4. ~ 2d.sv.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
.v,, vopu MANY TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1864
No q Clinton place bearing in his hand carpetbag
Nc v as nlnxea BY lady who called 70 the 0iIioers %

No q Clinton place, bearing in his hand carpetbag
Io was followed by lady who called to the oiiceIs 70
into hotel at the Of Waycry place and Mercer
81 THE honse was searched from cellar to roof and
the thief was finally found hanging from one OF the
ts Vas drawn from bis perilous position, and taken
before Justice K LILY where MI NihiSo s.alSd that
the prisoner called at his residence and wished To ,
cage board After remaining u short time, he MED
The carpet bag found in his possession with SUIT OF
clothes valued at $50 and taking an oyereoat WORN
discovered by Mrs. w and dropped the oyerco,t In
the hail. In his possession was fornd number Of keys
and quantity OF spurious 50 bills pulpoi's,to pe
issued by the Bullion Bank OF Washington d. o., to-
gether with pawn tickets bearing the name OF Clark.
lie gave Lis name "a WILLIAM WHITE aged 81 years
The magistrate committed him for trial Id deia11 Of
g., 700 bail.
CHARGED WITH RODBERY.--OlEcer BARKER,
Of the 18th Precinct. yesterday arrested Charles A.
Brockway, alias Brooks, alias Williams, on the com
nlaint Of Mr. JOHN BouoHToy, of No. JO5 Mott st. lie
states that on the Sd nit the accused had him dragged
in saloon in Houston ST.. and from there took bm IN
an almost helpless state 10 house ~ the DoWerF anu
while there the prisoner forcibly robbed nun oil el
Ito was then taken 70 another house IN the oWely ana
there left The accused admitted to tho ohccr that he
had taken the money bat said he had gambled 1t CIV
He was committed for trial by DisiietAttorhey HALL
Suoorrye AFpRAY.--Mr JAMES s. PHELPS o
Louisville, Kentucky, while leaving the Finn AVehu'
Hotel on Monday night accompanied By two LADIES' wa
attacked by WILLIAM A. GLASS Of No. 25l fDthaye'" h
beat hin, about the head with cane. PnELrs, TO pro
tect himself drew revolver fred two shots at his az
sniant and then retreatcd into the drug store OF
WELL MACK & co., In the hotel. GLASS as nc ned
fired single barrelcd pistol at him. aud thcn pichhE
nm tho revolver pursued PHELPs into the drug store
where he fred another shot at PHELPS. None OF IN
shots took effect Officer JEwErr then rushed IN en'
arrested them. PHELPss head was badly cnt. romeo
surgeon RAySEY was called ia and dressed hia wounds
Some time since Asa was committed 10 Fort Laiey
ottee and be believes he was ncarcerated on eviaehc
tynnih Precinct Station House and lookedup Yestel
dny morning they were taken before Justice LED"ilH
who held them to bail in the Of 600 each 70 a,swe
the charge of elonious assault before the CvuIt oi
ersl Sessions Mr. SIMEON LELAND OF the Metroponta
Hotel. became snrety for Mr.. PHELPS, ana Mr. bAH
BouR Of No IL West Thirty secondst. did the sam
good office for Mr.. GLASS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
Dyvoprsrs ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY and

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