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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
Passengers Arrived.

n ,fe1n,r Contr.rili J,or, kei1-o,loias - is. VEIL
{ att l. f.arsyu, Capt. VI. French c. Mason. - hen
Lieut. james. C.p Ven siscA. Lieut. SUN ~. i- u nfis
toa Mira Jarvis AID Gagca,cr Liea, PANE = ~ v ~ ~
Ws-eier Dr Howard rus ~ Alden. A,tri- 70 Nll1. =
" E---r Jsfnrs Ni.sIis. Mls. q. l. A3urticl ma cana
Mi HasA 49, APP; Tfoaby Nrs T. = " fie 'sp'' Jss
/ All. J. r. Druusnoud ai.a l4dy. aal ID n .ieeslsr
~ ,s,aassip Cai,d1niu Jos4 Gllsgyr-t.eu-
Proi ". D. I. MAor Mr.. Chaie' fled All.i H. ,iss.
Amir o. Ban. Rev John Dawes Rev, WI ,,a lille NJ
sud NJ. brrto and dai-h.er Mrs. buel W. H. .u. ahs
VIE M., v SON wH. II. Iishe, Miss sins M "ail"''
Geo Dasi .soa and family. 30
I. ,teasssiip Tealoao fo1 Hlmbrg cd S'- ,'pte a
AlI l.sae Children and 1ut r Sa~i, w. o." '' y
I.rv. " l,m scirlub. sd-r Ida >tsIde cha . e.
~ Jthl l.. Hsa q, Sophie hracli, h"ni' ~ Nt'.t -
Bosr. A C. Cpprrman. !. scg-iict J. =, H. - '' -.
Linden 4 Schlcr and .iy sophie brerf, p 60 20 &c
,tt Iii s,I.i., F.ii- i.chcr ~. Crrrf'. ~ ,. r
Ga1uf ' Won Ii,y IL Pouiasnn. O. Lang1gA De-,
mar 4 s.i ins Eii-r WEI geran sna csil0 p '''i
srr,,r and cbi g. T. Fllers a. koishi, Au1 ..f n" -
S,r.sid Isdy and child l.. 2os.eaa, r. sp,-e 'i No,
Mood " H. iarran. {. Browne, J, htldfIs-i b" 'a.'
, n Nnrti.s sir aud SIS Ni,fu, ~. ioo'"n ~ .-iA.t
len La. rl.ilf.r %. Hona'u y. '. sd t'' =. % ~
F,k-p.yrr H. Laiit. v Crrou'lrt Nary ERE! J i' o,"
b. H. a. O,,e1urg Bshc-c Stiiz and others 40 ,''."'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
The Rio Crrudc Again.

Our Mobile files furnish us with the following
Ye-anrknbo additions to news from TIE country
from which our COMMUNICATIONS "cut of" They
are contained In letters from Brownsville To- The HousfOt
Tslegrap1 under date Of the lst September which
say:
The steamer Arkansas, captured by forces, has
s-riVed az this city.
-Four or five hundred troops have arrived at Meta.
fnoIOs from Victoria, having been driven by the
french.
Cortlpas eert some 200 troops down toward the
mouth Of tie Rio Gralde 10 attack the French fight
took place. Results not important. Some i've six
AeIicaus killed and number wounded. Heavy firing
heard last night.
A growing GOODNESS Is apparen. on the part ~ the
Mexican Authorities toward the COniederaie engen-
dered, doubt by the late visit Of the French repre-
eontavos from the A0nirnrs squadron. aud hh ieudy
reception by Col Ford and staff.
Our troops In good health with Few exceptions.
Severa deaths have occurred The Federaia have lot
a. left yet, but from appearances they are gong
The French moving toward MstamoroH In three
columns One from Monterey. one from Victoria, nov
nj SAP Fernando ind will move from the mouth OF
tho river Gen. Veagrri il in possession Of New Lae
do The citizens have pronounced in favor OF the
yrcnch.
NJ H.. Sgt 2--Cortnas has fed, erd tiie French ara
On possession of the city
The Editor Of TT, Picayvns on the l2th, says:
Nevertheless, we hayc news from the Ioea on The
cath. informing that up 10 that time Cornas ard
not the French, were in possession Of Mafsmoros"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
Guerriits Attack on Railroad Train
The Hon. Montgomery Blair Missing.

CINCINNATI " Wednesday, Oct ~ 1901
The train which left here Yesterday afternoon
fer Lexington Ky was fred into nine miles this side
Of Paris last evening, bya band Of guerrllas. The
train stopped and the passengers got out when an
other voey fred. slightly injurrg one or two pas
sengers The train Immediately put back arriving at
Ccyington at O'Clock last night.
The Hon. Montgomery Blair was among the psssen-
rers en- route 70 Lexington and has not been heard OF
since the attack.
CINCINNATI. Tuesday, Oct. 10, 1854
The Hon. Montgomery Blair arrived safely at
Lexington to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

ave band once more gave uttrance 70 Tvs ~ A..
s,,s;n. wien Gen C0chrane was INTRODUCED w eno
audience. ,, -, oro ~ the dis.
trIfs OF Now Yok who mode inirinic speech ~ o,
,,,cutv yeurs ago Horace Greeley was oriVeh away
from he city on account Of his opinions while nov he
ia one of The most popular men among u.s. asGue az
aitcrce az The march Of opinion throughout the land
,rbsch ia becoming move enlightened day by aay a. II
viii eventually become more prosperous ann s'o," ,s
rhs snsaLsr vey. MANY interesting anecdotes OF tne
a 1,awn f,om his own experience, and spoke most
eoduently upon the current topics at issue pu' We
have no room to report him further. ,,n,
that the ysstness and enthusiasm Of the gathering poo
sns,ed Significance which wOud toll siroHs on inc sth
Of November The neeiing then broke up ha"Hh oecI
nro,raetad 10 a late honT in the night.
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ve,,,I Raid Int Krnndenburg, Ky.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Tuesday, Oct. IL, 1894
The N,o- Albany (Ind.) Ledger this evening
,yes report which il deems Trustworthy, that from
-sAoussnd 10 twelve hundred guerrilas under hihd'
Who made raid into Indiana, near Loavenwcrth last
year have concentrated In the neishborhood OF Bran
.esbnrc Ky. and portion of them had entered 'ne
town and robbed the citizens Of largo amounts OF Soes
and other valuable property.
The same paper says that the steamer D. T. Twin on
Sunday morning. while lying at EGdyvie at inc neao
OF the Cumberland riyer exploded her eoers' inakhg
wreck Of The boat aud killing large number OF per
ssus including Capt j. d. Smith, John II. Elliott and
Mr.. Ferguson, passenger Two deck hands were
Sound dead and buried on the island Five passengers
and soldier missing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

ARRN Ed
Bsrt Qlcs,ep Brown, Soubrefc. 'a Fti''' 80 s''''
Trulilo 4 NiA'ns. - d. a law,
lo.wood. ID. Il. urMoE
s.hr H. j. : ,ou Baker Prosience.
srl- Cony Wheeler. rriyiilrce.
Schr rh,nir Bird Hlr i1.d
Sehr VIM. gray, Carr fnunni m
S,lr salmon Ns.hb,fn. iuissler iaun ca
,,,lr Fair " ind. WoodhH.i Prov sden'o ~. 81 ~
s,lr. EYi'y. Moffti. SANFORD.
s,lr. =. Pierce, NIL, N'a h.N'n
s.ir Coral bent :ndd't.nN D.
srhr }, H. White Davis. hlooAlsNro
Schr Tvlour. Ferry, Harlem.
pr r-u hea Ten. rrrtnlr,
s-Ar. Aief, Nat uiy,. I'd Arv LONDON.
sci- Joe 5ood. ped, bslf, frovi'n,f;
som, Mary SAWYER. fou .Al. tpsc Ter F'"'I"'''
srltr Ciers.r. Al.lru. rItld.ure .
s,ic Cameo ElNe.l T. sac .hpe-i 'or f'it 400 .s0.
sei, Co. H. lrrs,o' 'iil. III 4bcihprt '- ' y
s,l, lohn Ne.cn turj. Nelson. pFiaSepof'' III
NArry -. .. a., H.. II
NIND-N Sunset " : ".
SAILED.
Or -steau.rrs-C hiua Eagle, hi'l.
Ship bufi'a. . , o., ,t.,. ~ 4, Kog. ti.efch
hif' wr r,I,' ~. M sri.sn. bertha.
- - liant 4 ,rcy l'as-r Raven, Hepti- L. >.
s''is',ur-.-Ann krt. NerrH, ilisg:ns . ,tr.f,.
CO. M h,teh W.. i'eF : ifah Tr,lor > ,,
re- y Nashburn. WIZ. htesrora, j'nie''' ~
bel. -. .,rss.zs<xs
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Pnssruycrs Suited

IN stear.Ihip Caiaa, u Lirs-pos-Mr fpf lIrs IT. j.
fstn~tt and infant Charles " Spur, q. Be.t Mrs y.
H. Sgdy Miss S4.l.y. J. = Nne A. {. Cert, r. o. Hsnt.
" N,sfsrs ITarn.t sBi Sdrv Geo Scott NJ ss Ms :.
g. satrI. Miss \. :. Sssriee Miss A. VI. Ano.i Wai'cs
S.rrier r. Bsy-s Miss~- HIgh-s, Or. CAsra l. Pope,
wife children sud servant Hiss Pope ReT. Fac ie sret
VII -ur M,. r A. fr-n. Mr. and M;' d.c hiley anc 'a
frt '. sisar, 3. T.. Reed. Mr.. Loirr a. l9,eroy \.
vse o. " Pyle I. Marsh J. VI. D0vi, W. T. Ivers, MA
Xsbriskc NJ Cofla. G. fodi Thos Sands James L. bowers
Etwssa Barnes, A. WhtwoFh, W. Dodse J. 10 tv'n'as
J-rcs Crowdy r ~ Renna-,. James Hoc.son, l. DaDe1
MIR W Wiiau, J. : rer-vis, Mr and Airs 4 ), Fcrpan'
az, l. Eon.i ht and soryant, MI md W. t"i,nss
tf.fn Nrs. g. NJ Witt Nis. white. Miss r. " no. I. "
rlin. j. r. scc.i. Ms. Blunt and child Mr. 80 'hrd r B.
Dciocs Cap. Declin James HGchan NJ aud NJ j. iisrss
4 scr1 Ill 90 Is.rr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
TIE CANADIAN FEDERATION.
The Scheme Determined On.
OrEnEc. Weinesday. on

QTEDEc, Wednesday. Oct. IT, 1865.
After long discussion, the Canadian Fedora
non has boon decided principles srr"ns-i
unsv details about settlement. The great difficulty
abe proportonste representation Of the Colonies IN the
Upper House Adj. ,., :, Nov. soo.,.
brunswick and Prince Edwards Island Is % have
~ MEMBER Of whom II Tor Nova Scotia and 10 for
Kew. Brunswick, ana 3 for Prince Edwards Island
Eewfoundland Is to have 4. and Upper and Lower
Canada q each. Total. 20.
These are to be selected from nrons the existing
members Of the upper Houses by The Crown. which are
20 ELL I'D vacancies occurring By death.
Representation in the Lover House Of the Federal
Legislstare is to be according TO population period
fcaily rearrarped.
Tie Constitution viii be such that the chief power
gill reside in the Central Legislature The PROVINCES
vii have few separate rights;
II is decided that The whole scheme shall be submit
sed 10 the listing Pailiamens in al the colonies with
out direct reference to the people. which IL very
summary measure none Of The Parliaments were
elected with reference 70 this question. Ii j. believed
4 hat sPee!sl se.tiogs vii! tie held
80, ,ocai Legislatures will not nees'saf.iy be alike
4, their Constitutions. There is no accession az vel
whether the local Governor shall be nominated az eject
ed This point will Likely be lei TO the lmperni Gov
erlmenn
srai Legislature The Newfoundland delegates Nayo
tc.dsy the others stey Tor week to .Iansc deils:
AND nowrr OF the Federal Judiciary Tie question as
20 ne militia or to be maintained y TIE Colonies
viii likely be settled by conyeuiion vita England.
re Hon John A. Mscdonsld hes been the leading
man In he conference His yiews have been adope ed
An almost all cases MI Calf and MIR. Cartier are slso
mach hooked up to.
Several grand entertainments await the delegates IN
Quebec Montreal and Toronto. The GoVcInor'HeneTal
and the Speaker al the Upper House give balls here II
Is thought the whole scheme VIII b. made paohc az 'ne
Montreal dinner
MoSTrFAr. Wednesday, Oct. 70. 1854
II is generally believed that the Conference
has settled Of the Upper House. The Property Qnai'
f;cation j. 10 be r,lnrcd onehalf The Acsdian Pro-
vinces are 10 in a group md hive the - ne
number Of members Canada. Newfoundland is "a
come Ia separately. with less rcpreSentatiou, nc
members 20 be nominated By the Crown. Tie whole
House is 20 be limited e. 20 20 mCnbcrs and the first
selection will probably be made from The present Iegis
Bafys Councillors. The Constitution u the Lower
House v ~ be considered 10 night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
COrRT CALENpAR-Tnn DAY.

SUTREMg URT-tiRcUIT.-Part I.--Uyer and
eru- Nos Is4j. 1923 ST. 27l3. 21l5 27l', 2.2l 22s,
2sn rait l--Nos 2576 2sSO 2;sl 258i, ?sE 200 25ss,
% = 9sa 1893 2o1 2,. 26oi. ?GS 2g. lso. .6l2 leo,
27J s,s i0g 2S2 1857 1873 25t7, li39, l5e5 toJ leh
1875 l5i. 2i75 Special T:nlsSaes Of las sri iae;-Ao
l5T. H. . .... ..o-,
SUPERIOR CoCBr-Part Nos. 1896, 3il1 1897,
;l 1891 4lI3 ass 5g3 1856 @0Il, 90 4J l..1 al,
2si7. Pe.i i-Sos. tss, sos, si.O As2, +i.' 49, 500
si5l fl5i <56, s15s sIca. an iI5s $40.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.--lrial Ierm.-3d-
ou,.d lor he The General Tenn viii be session.
BROOKLYN CITY C0URT-Oct. 2U.--N0s. ~,
II a. - H. &C. 49, TO- e, 81. s 49, o. 9S %, no 10,
70, -. IS.
Kings CoUsTY CIRCUIT C0URT.-64, 30, s5s
S. ~, 81 o. 20, -, ~ g. ~ ioi, lO@ Jos i04 100.
100 i07, l0s, 100 no i6i, a..
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CAIRo Wednesday. Uci. y, l'o4.
Great excitement prevails in this section OF
eooury in Of raid into Western Kentucky
ny FORESTS forces Gen. Meredith, Commanding the
district has issued proclamation calling on the CHI
Sans suspend business rally 10 arms and drive rack
tic Rebel horde Forrest himself is reported at Cor
anth with strong cavalry force and expresses bis 10.
tenton 70 free Western Eonucky from tho hand OF the
oppresso and allow the people to vote as they please
al the coming election
The Rebel force left at Eas!poli Miss. IL estimated
at 800
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CITY ITEMS.

SOLDIERS LiDRAgy-BooES WASTgD.-lhe
Committee 81 Admnis,raiion at Harris bland. under
ten Kinks have NJ 4 cost Of -, - erected building
for the reception Of sodsrs Library which they pro
Pc. 10 establish. They solicit, donations o! books
81 any suitable Kind nom all Who are disposed 10 AID
them In their u.elnl ard scnsonahc enterprise Suoh
may be to MILO els Major Ewcn, care q Hr.
Drew OF the Adams H1press SeW-York. and will be
gratefully appreciated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
IMPORTANT RUM0Is.
Tho Roanoke Captured and B"rn''

HALIFAX, N s., Wednesday, Oct, ~. lSos'
HM. S. Steady reports that 1t was rnhoeeo
sAat the Roanoke was captured by the keoei iAeueh
ant Brane who took her 10 Bermuda ana isnd'o 'ue
ynsscneers But be was net allowed coal or plo'iS'
Aona He then proceeded to SEQ and burnt the hoan'
oke of Bermuda, returning with the crew IN boats
Ho was imms diaseiy arrested by the British "ntbo'i'
xtcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

81 Rebel prisoners including General Page snd other
officers and some pfivstes Numbering IN al nearly Two
hundred sTa detained 1t Qnaunun" on boerd the
ticain.hip Cont.ur tai. IL IL possible they may not
come 10 III. cil III tgD three days, ind they XII
tao b. taken 90 by the officers n charge ol them
The Rebel camp Harris Island n not quito rehfs T.
receive piisnncrr tie wuTi men not having mado ~
rapid progress eipect,d The fence icfoss The
island remains 90 bc completed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERx-ocr. ie-pesors
jnsticr Mct Uss.


jnsiicr Mct
ACTION AGAINST A RAILROAD co.
John X. Suydan agt. Tho Thrd-Ayenue Rail
Co. The pau;- In this action danass
sustained by the Th Of May 1862 by being trowu
from the dei-ndt- while 10 the act OF getting &
corner Thriay. and Eshthst II appeared that he
Just the psntii had placed III right the
ground and his le the lie severely iDared both
legs being broken.
The occupied the attention Of the Court Tor two days
ind resulted IA verdict for the plaintiff OF coo GINNING
8 iisdio'd r and Cbss Da Costs tor the P.inf Cistsos
y. Potter for the defendant
sPEcIAL TEsS-OCr i9-Before ChietJnstcs RossRrsox.
DECISIONS.
Thomas Butler agt. George W. Niles CT al.-Ses
memorandum with blank
H-ioT. Justice GARrIR
Charles Mccarthy ct al. egt. Arson G. Herriek q
a-Or5sred-FTs' To st aside inquest psy offSe
BY deie dsnt end r' order made herein saaled se
ond That plaintiffs have leave amend their complain. IN
Scn particulars they shall be advised within ten days.
Third lat deirstsnts have leave TO amend -y
shall desire, in twenty days. gismuud SnzbrEs ss Phip
Frnkenhener a.siotion 10 s,riks denied.
with 20 TO abide tic Of the action cqIns John.
Robert John J0insopSes rsnd0U With clerk.
Anthony Set, agt Fsucis Rriufrri ct al Motion denied
Anderson Anastaus Naturalization denied without
costs b. either party Sally Arm Howell at Knekerboctos
Life Insurance Conpeuy-csse settled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
Vnom esv. sasRuAN's ARMY.
Need Re,rentsng soushwnrd-0ccupafft


Lafayette by the Union Troops
CHATTANOOGA, Mondsy, Oct IL 1868.
The latest news from Gen. Shorman's army ~
,ht no enemy is In sight. OF his force small oodvs.
u~,osed 10 have been detached from Hoods army. are
Dysring ground our font Hood. with the main body
Of his army is supposed to be retreating Southwark
One of our army corps was at Lafayette yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
Massachusetts PnIiiics.

Boston Wednesday Oct. ~, 1904
Edward Everett addressed a great Union
mseting at faneui Hal this afternoon. Prof Goodwin
smith Mnlor.GeDeral Dodge. and Senators Anthony,
Sumner and Wilson wore among The distinguished per.
soDe nreeCnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

SroNIyGroy LiyE.-The steamers Of this
Boston line leave their ler al p IL, instead Of
O'Clock, Until further notioc.
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IAlyer.iseusnf.

iAiyer;isemsnf.l
A great Reduction in Prices Of ENGLISH CAR
PETS, On Cloths. DRueesrs, WINDOW SBADM .ABLs
etc "a the original HIRAM AsDEvoks no w
bow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
New.Jersey Politics.

NEWARK, "Wednesday, Oct. ~ 1854
The onion Convention al tine Finn District
Of New-JeTsey nominated T.. j.. Wakelnan ~ Jersey
CITY .0y Congress his Afternoon, on The first hel0t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
.. 8. COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-ocr ie-B-fors Com,
missioner fJsB0py
TIE EAST skW.yORK COuNrERpllrres.

United States agt. William Wagner and Charles
r0rnez III are the parties implicated IN tbr coun.
tIicing sctFme Fest Newly ors. They
fore the Commissioner. who fixed their bail al Ue0, an1
committed them IN deiauk thereof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
nI,n1r1NG TnrRsAnENr. -Tn-dar I

QUOTING T0URsAbkNr-I u-udF Hr1Hu
Tournament between The lerdine quot players ~ tho
stat.s nf SrwYufk ard New Jersey IS arranged 70 take
place ~ tic Normal Quot club grounds corner ~
EosdWsy sud Eisith.str.et IL j. for the irrrli ~
he veerrn Georee Dunning Of tn, Oldest ard most
accompsh he'd quot players IN the country and he pro-
fcssIonh iacndanl OF The above enb .iunhd~ 10
lie ndiors Of this athletic and hcal'hIn-pung recre
alton the matches tween the various scientific players
Who viii assi. Oh tue occasion. III prove highly inter-
s,tng,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

Martin H. Crsrasl .y Samae M. P.rch ct al-MoHou D.
nird-S 10 coss Of orposii 6, TO abide event
William X Mortsomery AIT Sussn Montsonery Report
confirmed and judgment oil divorce granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
Advertisement.

CONVENIENT 10 HAVE IN THE HOUsB.-A
Bottle rxRgTs JAPAsEsE BoOT and SHOE POLISH Ash
your AoepskeT forit.
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IAdyer A.-meu.I
PRICES REDUCED On ALL KINDS OF
CURTAIN MArERIsIs.
d. H. j. b. kELTy No. $50 Broadway.


REgE's AFR HtY FEVER AND AGuE CURE
sne cure io Iyer cad Aguo. !. never iss Depot No
~ Libe'tysA, stair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20
rnorrIyG on rnr FASHION CouasF, /. l.

Yesterday troiting match Tor one thuisanl dosF'
% hcafs best iva m three came of on the above
course between John Loyc'ta HnrDictohIan colt
~, ,,'ed hr Mr. Nonpoi 81 W,stchcsici. IN hsr
nes. and u. pnrrrs mare Lady tiiien e. q 80 I'D.
vagon Fur -pnc DAYS pre- ions to fa" foce nc nam
ho,nnau colt WIS tho flvorito ~ 500 Dsp brt on The
CAV i'm consequence 81 his breaking repeatedly ~
ecniiu he be.nme IN such f-repuic. Tat SOl g. 50
No eel, lr nrains, his winning lie got OF hai, ~
botn heals breaking when The word WAS sven bnt h
oxtr.oydinary frsod enabled bin 10 pos he maze uhd
be won the race IA two straight heats In 29 and 1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

TYFrr ny D0IRsrlC.--barbara White
lately servant in the employ ~ Mira Cntharno Welch
residing al No 2.d West JhE arrested for sionl
ing si75 from her lnis mistress. Tie money was con
tanned in lnionu drawer; the accused broke II open
took the money and escaped. She confessed hnNing
taken the money and committed for trial hyJutice
In,e Hors 81 ire fic.cB BnEcy VaS TocoTsrsd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

BOARD or EpUCATIoy a regular meeting
Of ,hs RnFA was hcd last evening President Mclean
ia us char Tho following sums wcr' sppropii lied
Tor the purposes named below For halGncn az teacher,
ia Ward schoss S.lOc JO GGlailos Of Jnnors IN Wmd
schools slnc00 incidental expenses OF Ward schools.
Saopl; support Of The lroe Academy, balance. SaWV.
airport Of Evening schools. balance. 5000; rents Of
sc.1ol prcnisrs balance, $1,000 silies of officers o
the Board of Education. balance $1,000. npyuriion-
nent 20 Corporate schools si5Uis 20. Total s2'c0is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

Nillnm 4. GWy'r ugt. LoNIs PTH'''H ~ "I' !,
4, ,tor u Al, be- allowed s..ult s .a.ne tarS. 10 30 "ny
whom IN. rs.r is before tie General iefn mo- &c., c's' %
sie-ti0n SEQ Sub % 20 be- s'p.fd i'' on st 90
q ns 30 accordingly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

ATTEMPT TO PASS COUNTERFEIT MoNRY.--
II nry Wendelke aud Chsrea Miller wero yesterday
arrested on charge " attempting to,pass counterfeit
a. bill the Panh OF LoWyiie. Lewis Co. " Y Mt no
saloon OF George Sintn, No. - james street. On tho
way 10 the Fourth Precinct station House. Miller throw
q package OF bills on tie pavement which WAS picked
up and found To- contain three $40 bills OF The Bank o.
America X. l.; fsscI Bank OF Havorhi, Mass. and
the Commercial Bank Of frogrirnce, X. L. Justice
Hogan committed them for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

LAUNCH or THE LIGHT-DRApT MONITOR
NsUIrc--lhis vcsscl. description of which hgs
ALREADY appeared IN our columns. successfully
launched yesterday afternoon rom tho shipyald oil
sir. iernc Brooklyn. Admiral Gregory, Capt
oggs ChiefEng ineer Hall and number az naval and
civil officers were present on the occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-20

TnR UsIOS HONE AND SCHOOL lAIR.-Thc
attendance this Tlr lcd IN Irving Hall WA qglic
hllo during the whole Of yesterday aud tho articles
offered 10 customers net with renGy sale lora
rompo has been completed and the postoilce refresh
inoEt and other Stands sTe nov IN active operation.
bulzlng in fact with barguin makers Crafulas Band
adds tie charms Of music 20 AL the other attractions II
The Fair and altogether, tAose who desire 10 got
little wholesome pleasure by doing good should pay
visit To lr, ina. Hal.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-02
Report of the Committee ON the
Treasury Investigation.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The majority re-
port of the committee on the Treasury In
vestigation states that forty witnesses were
examined. No evidence was produced that
a dollar had been fraudulently issued. The
cost of printing in the Treasury De-
partment is much less than the rates charg-
ed by the Bank Note Company, and in some
instances forty per cent. The committee
say the Bank Note Company made persist
ant attempts to break UP the Government
printing offices, and to injure the character
ofthe Superintendent of the Note Printing
Bureau, and to buy him. They find that he
has been faithful officer, and the charges
of immortality are the result of conspiracy
on the part of Col. Baker, the detective and
Provost Marshal of the War Department,
assisted by prostitutes and an actress. The
committee say the evidence utterly fails to
sustain the charges.
The charges against f. p. Blair being
mainly of political character, and not in
volving malfeasance in Office, were not in
vestigated.
The minority report states that they have
not been permitted to examine into but a
small portion Of the allegations made by
the press, Mr.. Brooks or Mr.. Blair, and
concludes by offering resolutions that the
Secretary of the Treasury be directed to
carry into execution, in the Money Print
ing Bureau, the recommendations of Messrs.
Field, Chittenden and Sprague, and that
Clark, the Superintendent, is unfit to pre-
side over the bureau.