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4 RAqueR sSoul n Argrsrrnr-A day or two s,ncs

kATHER GAout.R ArYKsirKE---A day or two sincr
nnmber OF wofkmoD were engaged IN digging a well
bsck 81 somc ner houses beng wobstcr stre a.
between Nineteenth and twentieth streets fwen Y sisth
ward. Terrence Acvane, one OF ,bs worgmen, at
tempted tD descetu W The bucket aDd when haf vny
down preci to the bottom by losing hin bold
he wsE intcxcAted at the time onc OF Ncllyaues com
pano tolltered 70 &c down for him but uron reacn.
ms the bottom found tile well 70 be ned with fnat ~
mospnefe - much 20 that, for the time being he be.
came titay bind. lie Immediately fastened the rouo
around what no supposed " be ferrance's body but
which, unfortunately, proved to be the poor folowe
He then gave the word to those 10 moist ~
the ferne time cingrg 20 1srrences legs, IN that
b9tb night reach terr1 frnid az tine. Of CUoTee
upon resOling above, lerrelce IN sfsse 0f ez.
hsusis0p, bnvuF 0eeu nearly banged IN ADDITION ca
bfnknn collar bone Ord her Injuries su "a ned
oy tls al le was convey ~ inc hospital, waerc lie
iit By EsLbaf ~ tttcsl cOndIson .QaeaUAia AAG.
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City Intelligence.

suNs,soKEs REPoRTEp PoiIcs.About six o'ufook
on Meaday evening the Tweottcth precinct police
mao named John Singer, six,y-one years Of age,
ner street aud Ninth avenue, where he
had been prostrated by toe excessive Mr. Singer
who resides at 4s6 Ninth avenue, taken home by
son. lt is feared that he cannet recover.
Charles Evans, man th.rty-hvo years or age,
found in Washington street, Duane having been
sunst uck Officer Murray, Of the Fifth precinct
veyed him TO the New York Hospital
wOmaN named Jane Andrews found in West
troadwAy, near Thomas street, by ohcer flaming, OF
ne Fifth precinct suffering from the ELECTS OF the
sive heat She was carried TO the hospital.
INTERESTING Boar RAos BKrwEKN NRw YoRK AND
PnTsBusG-A grand rssinE match is TO take place at
Poughxeepsie on the l6.h instant, between The l. N.
Roberts, OF this city and the Twilight, Of Pittsburg The
coutestaots will be New Workers and Pittsburgers
the stakes will be 81, 900 sde
"BUsa' MEETING CoLoRED PHoPLB.-The colorcd
people, who are just after having grand jubilee
OF tho emancipation West ics about to hold
what Is called .'bush meeting at slip Long Island.
the affair will come OF the 1lth instant
congregation Of the colored ~ E. Zion church Isp
OF which The Rev. John Washington pastor viii be in
attendance The Rev. Mr.. Washington vii direct the
spiritual exercises and addresses to be delivered
q number OF cicrgymen.
TGs DRY Goo0s Trade "A Geop ExAMPLR- 1T Is a
significant TACT, sign the times that several well
known and eminent dry goods jobbg houses are rein
gushing the business and retiring with their immense
capital, taking warning the well though hack.
neyea expression OF STAND from under danger nigh
The loss thus sustained by business immunity Of
New York is incacuabe, and, adding olber bar
shens Of the 'aboring ctasses whom the
inevitably ai becomes matter for the gravest consi.
derstion Of eli thinking in the community. 1t ia but
just tribute of retiring firms to state that
IN reinqushing BUSINESS they careful TO provide
for the interests Of their several employees thus
suddenly out OF employment Messrs vyse sons OF
Broadway We learn, have paid the salaries clerks
in most in full up to January next aoo by many
otner kindly acts proved hat while merchants they
were careful Of 'her own interests they d.
nj the rights Of those who for years faithfully lAbored
n their aerHica
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CorOncrs' InquesGs.

Coroner Collin yesterday held inquest Blackwes
Island on the body OF Francis Dowd, aged twenty i've
years, native OF Ireland whose body found floating
In the East river. Deceased appears, was suffering
from fever In OF the hospital tents on the island
and early last Saturday morning aud asked the
night waicbman for ipk Of water. Wnie that official
absent for the water Dowd disappeared md Could
not be found I'll yesterday morning. whcu his remains
discovered floating on islaad IL Is snpposed
thai he accidentally fen overheard who about
! the dark.
FATAL RESULT OF EXPLODING "FLowER POTS"
lad, nine years OF age, named Samuel Levi, died
ye terday in the New York Hospital from compound
fracture Of the skull, received Battery place on the
evening OF the 4tb utmo caused By being struck
fOrepead by fragment OF q piece OF fireworks
known as "bomb' .'fower pot" which had
feen exploded. The jury rendered verdict OF .Acc,-
dental DEATH" The parents OF deceased live at 234
Greenwich street.
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CHARGE OF. ROBBERY.
Kings County Supreme Court-special
Term.
Pafo Qon Tohp A

Auo 2.-Henry ;. Stevens and Others U.s. William Cor
nell JewcH.-This was - motion 70 an order OF
arrest served defendant June last the grounds
OF which order shown by the papers submitted to
be Substantially as folows:rhe defendant as ale ed
went to the establishment Of plaintiffs, 222 Pearl street.
New York IN July, 1880, and ntcred into coutrsct fr
portable steam engine, which he wanted TO use
in his mining operations IN Colorado He agreed 10 pay
cash on delivery OF the engine aud under this agree
ment the paiDtis proceeded at to carry out he
contract When delivering the engine board the
steamer, Jeweit is sad 10 have told plaintiffs that
William Persop OF Denver City, and proposed give
drsu upon bun Tor the amount which accepted and
the engine delivered. They caused the urat to be
sent 10 Mr. Person by the American Express Company
whsD appeared that Je vett had with him
that there money In his hands belonging 10 do
codan and that they bad been dc.rsuded Of their
property. The order of arrest upon ewett
~ View York and lie gave ample security to appear.
EThe motion 70 vacotc argued and Judge ott de.
led the motion.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
CaPrRDALL-FRArry.--cnT Tuesday, August Q at 81.
Matthew's church. Jersey City, by the Rev Mr. Smith,
HAMLYs CHirpiNpArL, royal mail steamship Scotia TO
ANNIE FEArTy, OF Jersey City.
Nor -RspINGrON.-At Troy, Pa, on Thursday, July
2s. by the Rev sheardown Dr. STUART Monsg to Mss
Lucy REDIsGToN, daughter George f. Hedington ESQ.,
QUeK-WAy-un Monday, August l. by the hev. Ar.
Z. sands 0. Brooklyn Mr.. RoaERT piox bl New York.
to Mss GRoRGIAsNA WAY. of New Orleans.
New Orleans papers please copy
RcmNsos-BEDEIL AT Clifton, N. Y, on Thursday,
July 2S, by A 5. Robinson, Esq., ALIcK ROBINSON, Of
Chiffon, 70 tMHA }. BEDxIL, Of Pcasautvie, N. J.
Aorrstowu N. papers please copy
RoBlYsoN-Rour AT Caseton, Staten Island on Sstur.
day, July 80, by the Rev. George +. Bugbee THOMAS
RoMSsoN of Hudson, n r. TO Fila. youngest daughter
OF the late Chandler Root, Of Cooperstowp, N. Y No
cards
Hudson and Coopcrstown papers please copy.
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BrookIyn Ofsy News.

Brooklyn Ofsy Vows.
tina NAnoSAL FAsr-PnouLAxAuoE rns MAYoa
BaoA1xx The Mayor Of this cisy issued the following
pooams, yesterday. rsspsnss 70 sas request Of The
President for Q national fast
MAyoR's OrrcE, CRY HAIL.
BRooKLrA, August 2 lS6a. \
rhu-sday the sh day Of August having bosn Get apart
BY President OF the United States day Of fasting,
humiliation prayer, deem IL proper 70 call theI
attention Of fellow citizsns 70 the faos, and invoke
general oh. VI the solemn occnsiou.
The nation Is passing through fearful ordeal Tho
momentous IN it's historyand upon the resu,, III
whoh It's futare existence depends. Let usA then
humbiy bow DO the Gver OF all Good and caritsy
acknowledging manitoba SINS ferverty prr that the
Divine Mercy will speedily restore again tvour former
pr, sperty and greatness as people aud uassn
The public ehces viii te closed aIsu respectfully
urge The par; OF the citizens the cAng Of their
OF business and suspension Of tper ordinary avocaious
on thai day. A. M. WOOD, Mayor.
>PIAeRs FOR FILLING LouoE II BRooKEyK-Ths police
captains Of the several prgcnots In this city have re-
Gently been directed 70 ascertain The number Of places
where liquor Is sold witain their respective districts
The result shows shsr~ sll Maaor selling establish
ments, locsied IN dt1sseut sections, AZ follows
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sssr ,ssssa uy Y.Ssu. xdsn. nsv Aswa.sA ~
.Ew HAVEN Aas lar brig vstss.n. 9s.msss r.tI
on; schrs Isaac Merritt, Hughsoni signal LArder 80
Barak Elixa eth Smith. hYork; Niagara, Asrcex. "
Akin; sioops Pnsnix shepard: Cleaner -.
PHILAUELPHIA Au1 Arr harks IAN kGeg, Zs.SS
6Agua; VIM Van Name, Cook, Tampa Bay; brig Belle -
Bay, koyea Pensacola schr Phtanthroplas homeA ~
Haven. A. Quarantine, brgs SmitA. ncOlehao. u.3
0.n0a; Lillian LtIla), Swasa9 from AAtanxsA VI
sh ktta Moran. Liverpool: bark Commerce hoosnons
" Pass brig q Amos Coomba boseon ceuyLt
Newell oood, Ballast; Smith, Sudlcy Bostont Nag
2.een panieA Hossnn Blackbrd. Cobb Boston, =
PORTLAND. July st-Au schrs Hattie z SAMPSON,
base Gafd,n~r for Phiade phia; Leesburs Blako Gar
Dc.
PnarsMoUrH, July 2e--s Sid schr Ida Theslsr Dyer.
Philadelphia
Ph0VIDENCE Aug l-Arr schrs L Smith. Smith,
compton. Grace, and Sophia Ann Smith, PhadelphiA:
Edward Frank. Nichols; Eliza Hsmilton. Baker; A G.
Pc IIowrs and Charity, Herbert. Ezabethp0rt;
mouth, Barter. NYorx for Pawucket. Sid scfrs Ceres,
Tlynen, ,hlsdsphia; Lewis Chester. Norwood, dol
Dow nes Nyo l.. Bride Sanford do.
Nyork.
SALEM. July S)-Arr schrs O Haraden, Bunker ana
Thares toblns Eiz tbethport: Sst, Kiborn Norwood
Phladepha- Sid .Utn, schrs W 6immons Godfrevs
Philad- phia. 8 st L NAV, Baker, do. -
SOMERSET July 30-Sd schr Artist FORESTER South,
WARETIAM July 29-Arr schrs Angler, Bcsse, NYornt
Updlta Baker, Newark d 3Oth, schr Emblem. Nf0rK,
WEXFORD. July 3-Sld schr Cabinet. Burdick. NYork
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Police Inteiiixence.

MURDEkous ASSAULT ON WYE.
Late on Monday night named Lackey Manning
residing at No. 125 West Twenty seventh street. was
arres ed by officer Mcconnell, Of Twentieth prscnct
charged with having committed deadly assault on his
vie Jane. II alleged that accused struck bis wife
on the head with broomstick. and then pushed her
down fight OF stone steps. causing fracture OF the
skull and other injuries, which likely prove fatal
Mrs Manning was nveyed To Bellevue Hospital Justice
I%d~n committed Manning to await the result OF her
injuries -
CHARGE OF ROBBERY.
William Csughln residing ~ IT'S Mulberry street. yes
terday appeared before Hogan ut the Tombs and
preferred complaint Of robbery against James OBr,en
boy ory seventeen years Of age From the complain
ants affidavit appears taat the lst instant he WIS
In the premises S54 Greenwich street, and meeting
o'Breu there the latter asked permission 70 look at
loaded revolving pistol which he (Coughn) had in his
possession After getting The pistol 10 hand turned
u upon Coughn and demand dcd that be should give him
his WATCH worth forty tive dollars at the same timc
threatening to shoot him IL he failed hand over the
tmepiece Being fearful losing his e Cougnin gave
him bis watch Tie magistfAe Issued his warrant and
officer Waug OF the Ffih precinct, arrested O'Bren
He was taken before the magistrate and committed tor
trial
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The fetal number or men required from Kings county
B sevoa thousand seven hundred About one thousand
Two huadred have aresdy been enlisted anticipation
OF the draft 70 ooth districts
DIR. hdwaLd Malone yesterday appointed assistant
sur2eop 10 10 stationed at the Provost Marshals oD
Of 10 Third Congressional DISTRICT The number Of sub
srtrses passed averages about forty day, while
donbe that number rejected The Increased business
W the oucs rendered necessary 10 the pre-
ecnt sur gson, Dr. Doughertv.
Lieutenant Meeker, OF the Marine corps, about open
MIG arecratng station In the Office Bounty Com
mttee, No. l3 Court street
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Surrogate's Court.
petore surrogate Tucker.

ArGUsr Last wills and testamcnis OF the ioilowng
named parties have been duly admitted TO probate dur.
ing the last week:Gertrude Cutting, Jonathan H. Ran.
am, Israel Cox Frances 4. Humphrey Elizabeth Esrtb
Milton @. HathbuD, Ellen HcKeaAie CAtharine Mcclure
George sheDmeyor, joa9 Bazott, william j. Parry Nary
A. Keenan,, Iovis Fetttr and Don Bornssin
The VIII Of Nr. Brewster gives 70 the Hebrew Beuevo
lent society S5o0 and 500 to the Je~e ospal on the
death o. bus we There other provisions of zen.
ersl interest In any Of these Wills
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me ,dsn.eal ..y ave dollars ne aarkey wss

susooDced IDENTICAL sxty ave dollars hs dakey w.
minus of.
ssHow 10 thss - says Mr.
wsii, you 6sss, that piece Of ebony wanted me 70
change hundred dollars for him, and dtd M; but
very god ~ syphssng. sal rather guess oosatsd
wrong Here's your dust, old boy lsss tack ship and
put hack 20 port.n
This impudent peos Of rascaty soSrsctsA ~ the
supery the dsrkeys money banked and In parties
again turned into their QuArIers
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THE Lindsey Blues.

GENERAL ORDERs-No. 3.
Lypsa- 8LUE. l02p REGIMENT, N. G., s. N.Y.
head uARrERs MERCER HorsE,
NKw YORK, August 2, ls6A
yae severaicompspies this reg mont hereby
uAod 20 sssonbe at he dquarters fully med
spatpped "Wednesday August 3, at tnree clock r. M
tbs proceeding TO ibe Governors
bosd. BY order COL JOHN N. WILSEY.
HnxRY j. WalTR, Adiutant.
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fetal


Un the side OF New YORK the principal scores were-
Hsn, and 81; Ncf, and II Knott, I8 aud Weaving l3
For The Manhattan simpson scored IL 70; Sebrng,
aud 80 and DeWiIde, 30 runs
rne New York and willow first elevens will play their
grand annual match on Thursday and Friday next q
Bedford, Brooklyn.
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rHE QUOTAS OF lHE SECOND AND THraD DISTRICTS.
The quota Of the Second Congressional dsiriot under
the call Of July Is, 1884, bas bees nxed Log
The number enrolled s ~ 500 The districs nprses
the Sixth, Eighth, NintA, Tenth Twelfth, Fourteenth,
Sixteenth Seventeenth and Eghssenth wards Of she city
and the towua Of Kings county
The quota the Third Congressional district has been
fixed at 3Sy4, Of enrolment Of 1880 Dsmes. Inc
following 10 the number OF men required by wards
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DAvDsos.-0n Tuesday, August 2, at 2o4 Bowery, tho
wife OF Mr.. Charles A. davidson OF q daughter.
Aberdeen tScotland) papers please copy
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MISCELLAN EOUS.

PROPOSALS FOR LOAN.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT july 25, .8s4.
Notice is hereby given subscriptions win be recsiveG
rreasurer the United States the several Assistant
Treasurer and designated ppostarcs and by the Naon
Banks designated and qualified Deposaries and Finan
cal Agents for Treasury payable years
August Is. 1864 bearing the of and
three per with ssmiannuH
attached. PAYABLE in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible. the option Of tho
holder maturity, per gold bearing bonds
payable twenty years Auguss
49, 1867
The issued in denominations Of afy.
hundred ave hundred, thousand and ave thousand
dolars be blank payable order aa.
, be directed BY tho Subscribers
All subscriptions be afS dolars some mud
tiple Of afty dollars
Dnpcat. certificates will issued for all deposits the,
party deposnc endorse the original certificate
Of required and they are
issued blank or pavabe order. When 70 en-
dorsed bs with receiving the deposit
10 forwarded to this Department
The notes transmitted owners free Ira nc,
after the receips Of the original
cert Of deposit as .hey be prepared.
Interest allowed Angus. Is ON ali deposits madc,
prior by the Department, upon
receipt or the original certificates.
As the notes draw interest from August io persons maxi
ing deposits subsequent to that date must pay the nteres
accrued from date Of date Of deposit
Parties deposit,nq twenty-five thousand dollars and Srs
time win bs allowed oons
of ons-quarer cent which viii be paia
BY this department upon the bill for the smouna
certified by the the deposit made
No deductions Commissioners must Be made from d.
pos,s
officers receiving deposits vi that the endorse
meuts made upon the orig nal certificates
An authorized deposits ara requested V
facility for making subscr p',ons
" r. FEssENoEN.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Subscriptions win ne received BY tho
A..,sn, Treasurer OF se United States corner Of va
and Nassau strees
First National Bank of N-w vok. No. I WAL street
Second Bank Of New York. Tw.ny.th strsss
and Broadway.
Third National Bank of New York. No. sNassau street
Fourth Nnroual Bans York. u and 70 Pine s,rseA
Fifth National Bank Of New York. $50 Third avenue
sixth National Bank of New YoA. Sixth avenue s.o,
Broadway.
Eighth National Bank Of Nav York. $50 Broadway.
Ninth National Bank of New York sss Broadway.
Tenth National Bank Of Rev York. 30 Broadway.
Contra National Bank OF New YORK. n Duane street.
National Exchange Bank ~ New York. ls4 Greenwich -
AND ALL REsPRCrABLh BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country with doubtless
AFFORD FACILITIES TO sUBSCRIBERS
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". q. 5. n, X August 2, 1864.
~ suro,led of this command are hereby
R4eced 70 report t. Captain Morgan Doheny the reg
Nsatsi srmory w Crsby eeseet to be forwarded
y thetr respecive compaotes lhe regiment has been
lstatsd for spec,ea duty at Emra New York. and Cap
an ohcrny Will procure transportation 70 that place for
bny 0asmber who aas been left behind Ali those who
D take advantage Of shs viii be treated
laSorters. by Command G JOHN 03AHONY,
tcloneI com mapdipg regiment.
EscuARD koa1,s, Lieutensnt and r. Ad,s.anL
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Ehnrp Practice A,nnn- Ynlun.r.r..


All the Togues not 10 the army nor out Of state
Prison Mr.. Bun. takes vogntcers--back ard white
xn6 pay tie three bundled 6gcrs With gtofIng 20
ask wb ether they honest their ca,echisn
Cne taken In the otler day ~ho rather loose
both points. black fellow, who Ind been euliRted for
the navy and received big three fuD5rcd dolar applied
10 the Of hour ihe chairman for tne
privilege Of putting money ~ tie savings bank. II
w o course granted The Supervisor on ooontng ovor
The dsrtey's moBey found there 1ny two hun
srei aud thirty hve dollars
e'Where is the rest Of its'' says Mr.. Blunt
'Dhts all, says snoSban
mo, h is Dot al You have sixty I've dollars mere.
furn your y ckets wrong side out -
bIkey e3mpted, but not another rvecuback WAS
huuhd iuh "nk q stggcrer, for Bunt well knew be had
Tad him three hundred coiisfs
NOW YOU horse marine, says the charm. H. awhat
have you done with the balance of yrur are
notes never rave youfn
.we Nsssa capn, didn't % nofru with 'en green
backs s ask Teller ~ dare q csnge ira ene hundred
dollar bl, snd do sailor he di d, aao dat arc Is DC
numey
"Ab. ba." save B., 'hrtrg ont THAT feliov
lfe t,ouaers Dgt. looking more rnaeert Hmm
tNs' VEINS sitter thc eilure his vunbrts
40, exsmined srd sure t1ert AF
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CrEckc

NEW YORK vs. MANHATTAN CLUBS.
The third eleven Of the New York Club cnd
eleven OF the Manhattan Cub played Bed
ford cricket grounds Brooklyn, which resulted favor
OF the Nanhattans by IL runs full game The follow
ing 10 she SCORE
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

~ rssrvStug oencss tents Park which nave
bsss ssssssssd 70 ths purpos By gangs Of an
Dcsd seilovs who have been eDlmting men 70 oil the
vsSsss esbsr ssasss have bssn psrsuporiy ordered
- - sso,shed Mr.. Alexander Ward Superintendent OF
AAads and Places Issued order OF removal yesterday
saA ~sxs week the dsmoitos Of the buildings viii b
semmsoced. In the meantime the various onicA are
ssspeaded and band recruiting will be To-
hrssed. h,s action the part OF she authorities with
sss The hearty approval the whole community. The
barracks long dsngured the vest eide OF the
Park the tents and other tenn
erected IN different parts Of the Park
The barracks the Battery nearly completed
viii be DIV for occupation early week. They
much better adapted the purpose Cor which
ihsy erected than the miserable hoves IN the Park
Tue new barracks divided twelve compartments
and cated the side II tho Battery enlarge
sHsut. where the breeze from the be
pyed ey racruts while sojourning IN The city and the
. sanitary poiot view the new building every
yhing which could be desired, furnish ample
eoSnuuooat,on for tn zee thousand men.
Tue buildings al enclosed with substantial plank
sscs OF sucen he ghi To prevent egress or ngress,
Hotese By the main entrance which will be always wen
@ srded prevent dcsertcn.
he ttoves ard movable articles Of Furniture, &C.,
from the old 10 the new barr yester-
Aay also detachment OF the sixth regulars who
Ssssk iaformsl possession OF their new quarters.
fs culinary department will be under the direction Of
Ay. sker the subsistence contractor OF the old Park
nzrrsck, WHO mas incurred oi - 900 IN
sructing cooking auG other apparatus to accommodate
AooO The dlmensons Of the kitchen 90 byt24
aess with storeroor attached "a by 40 fcct
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Militia Reg inicnts Ordered % ElmLra.
Governor seymcor issued orders General Saudford
yesterday morning tc forward several regiments Of
8sate troops Einira 10 obedience SUMMONS
- Governor General saadford ssuec the following
sroers--
srEcIAL oRDERs-Nos "a.
HxADQusRrERs FiAsr DIVISION, N. Y 8. N. G.,l
August 2, 1854. &
rre seventysevcnth. Colonel Lynch and the Ninety
p0tn CoicSo o. Aah ney will report rthwith Major
eenerai DIX. commspdiug the Departaent the East
or inmedmte service NJ Eimira
By oroer of MAJ. sen. CHAS W. SANDFORD.
ALEXANDRA HAxuToS, Acting Division Inspector.
the above regiments and also tho Fifty sixth. Of Brook
IN, lett ae Erie Ra,road last evening desti
sAltou.
large uamber of rebel prisoners conired at Fl"
MIRA, aud ss soase symptoms of tnsub0rdnataon
eAd 10 exist, tho sueoritiss deem ed II prudent seh
SEDsssnt orcs " Sos=k any attorpt az an outbreak
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssITICATIoH.

A HALL BEDROOM TO LET-rO SINGLE GEN.
n uemaD. Inquire at So Laieht street, mp staira
NoTICF.-Ar MEETING or THE UNITED srArEa
~ Weihes men held at Mr. Reche's 81 Depe street,
On tuesday evening. August 2 II was resolved, that,
i,om the cSorhnan, prlcrs the men therefore loorm
th~ non0rahe hoard Of Nesers that on and after FRIDAY
August the rate of pr hour IA 10 be forty
PETER UILLBSPfr President I
H. r. CAMPBKLL. Vice PreadenA
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~>---~.ER 4 90, AUCTIoNEERs.- HAY.
~ c. bfioneer -haRniheent Household Furni-
rnOp,s PAINTINGS Satuary, Bronxes, Oh. ma, Glass
pspofe. Al auction on this day Thursday, at the
s-rr WI stone residence. "A West Sixteen IN street.
4. 1921 NJ ard sixth avenues sale commencing at iuz
nirors-Superb Suits OF Furniture. covered with
49,. the richest description; window Curtains to
tageres, richly carved; Secretary and Bookcase.
Centre Tables, Reception Chairs, Pier and hautel
Lace Curtains Shades, Velvet and Bru.s Car
fanotorte richest instrument offered at auc lion this
~ Stool and Cover. Canterbury, Dressing Bureaus,
hatiresses "a pair Linen Sheets ~ pair OF BosLers
~ ows " do. Blankets, Counterpanes, oak Bullet. tx
pn Table Sofas Arm Chairs. Sevres china Dinner Set.
Ware, Casters. Spoons Coffee Urn. Dinner and Tea
% Table Cutlery. Also all Furniture OF servants
Inents ..4Na RI