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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27

To The Eii,o, Qf The ". T. Tribune
SIR: In your issue Of to-day appears statement
that 60 far from being true one that induced o as.
your permson to correct Il. In giving notice Of ssnd
Masonic reception recently given in honor Of Mons r. Eene
lon D0p-sss your reporter states that that gentleman tam,
to this country for The purpose Of forming peeu, un
iraernsi Masonic relations betH the NJ w Grand oert
VI Iisyh and the d. W. United Grand Lodge VI this st,e'
lie also states that The alliance formed the Gtsnd
Lodgeroom, corner Of Broome aud Fenyth streets hs
evening Of Friday, July p" Neither OF these proposition
arc correct H mission bad connection with the " W
Grand Lodge of this State did the alliance ured ass
place PAUL DRArTos, 20. 2l2 West al.ts.
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fWU lAlN LATER FRUu EukUPE,
oa r.~so, u.,.
Eagerness to Invest in American Funds
Peace Negotiations Between Denmark
and Germany.
CONCLUSION A TRUC {
TEE NEW Ho1Y ALLIANCE

The Royal Mail steamship Scotia, Capt. Jud'
Inns, which left Liverpool at o'clock on the evening
She 10th and Queenstown the 18th inst arrived here
yesterday, bringing two day later news.
The North American reached Liverpool on the even
ing Of the 18th inst.
The Hansa arrived al southampton IN the morning
and the Pennsy yania off Cape Clear on the afternoon
Of the 18th.
Tho Africa passed Cape Clear about midnight on The
18th and the City Of Manchester The forenoon OF the
10th July.
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IipiN.

In the italian Senate, durings debate on inc
budget. y guor NaIn referred 20 the relations WITH
spain aud demanded that the Italian Legation A.
Madrid should hc abolished. The Mn'ster for Foreign
Affairs In reply said that Italy. having been recognized
in III. grea, Powers did seek 10 be acknowledged
by spain.
, Sgnor Maralni urged the Government 10 take pos
session of the Spanish College al Bologna.
Tho President 81 the Council asslfe the senate thni
tho Government wouid exercise she fgt 10 which II Ia
entitled.
Garihadi would soon return 10 taprere. Eumor OF
q Garibsldien " expedition were denied.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE KINGS COUNTY BOARD 0P SUPERVISORS
-Eoryrus TO SUBSTITUTES 70 RI REDUCED AF1Ta
mn lsr oF AUGr sI.A meeting of the Board WIS held
Yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF naing action on
proposition ~ reduce tie bounty Ol $500 nO" PAID "a
h.t'tntes 10 500 and also 20 appoint agents tn re.
crnt volunteers In the Southern States IN order 10 aid
u huing the quota The President Gen. ttooEe occu-
pied the Chair and tie re- liar order oi business Dcihs
disp.nsed with Mr. Oshofn offered ,he follow ing
Rcsored Thai the Treasurer OF hngs County shn
BE- raise tie sum OF Sofp authorized BY f~o-
Luton OF hi, Board passed Jane o. 1864 speedily te
suthorx.d to sue cerhcse. Of Indebtedness. fr 500 each
with iu'rrrs ~ per cent, payable At the option ~ ths
county any volunteer peT-on who nsy furnish
substitute to the fed, Of tho county on tho order OF the
Bounty CoIlilee.
Slr Osborn stated that IL had been decided by the
Bouniy Committee To pay 500 bounty for one year
men instead uf $50 to take effect aud after Mon
day next tho st ~ August ~ IL appeared the county
would be credited with more on the quota by paying
for three years than 10y paying for one year. iii
CrOoke spoke against the issuing Of 500 certificates
des guat ng such "a course blow 81 the credit
well thought that by paving 400 bounty all the money
required could be- procured. After some further discus
sion resolution offered BY GEN. Crocke war
adopted directing tho appointment Of Committee
Of three 10 report at tic next meeting the best
course ho taken in raising the quota of The county
and the money ner-ssaIy therefor. Mr.. stud
well Herman and Cheshire we're appointed such Com
mittec NJ Talbot offered resolution 10 the
effect that GOV. seymour DO recommended 10 appoint
aeents for recruiting Ia The southern Staesi and IN
connection remarked that the Governor had been called
upon w regard ~ the matter but refused 10 APPOINT
agents unless recommended to DO by the Board OF
Super l~ors The resolution referred 20 tho above
Committee and after some ronire business the Board
adjourned until Friday afternoon next.
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. KICK HIM.
A. Sam slick saya, " It's human mater" q

As Sam Sick seyr, " IL : hulnhh Dntrf 10
lick man when he's going down hill Lee ard his
whole gang Of Rebels going down hill on their last
cgs Now let an give 'em one grand kick with every
Horse we can raise and send em 20 tie bottom m once.
A willing Horse l. better than an unwilling CeL-cript
Let every one aho has horse bring him 10 the corner
II Ttiry-ffh street and Tenth Avenue and get Sl65
for hin nom Capt Geo. +. browning, A. @ NJ. See
Advertisement
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cigars he has sold for 90 or less he must pay 10 The
but not more than $50 he must pay 81; $50 and
not s55 SIS; oVer s55 and over $50 s5i and
over ss5 lie must pay $40 every Loo trust that
this expasa alton viii be understood by the manufacture
ers Of cgrs and will prove to be- as satisfactory to
them II is deemed to be liberal Yours respectfully.
f. 4. RoLIIE.
EDWARD BURKE, esq, No 113 Chatham street, Acting
Commissioner, New-York City.
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HOTEL ARsrvAis.-The Hon. J. McDoucall

San Francisco: II. Is. WlitchCnse, Chicago Capt. \.
X Calhoun. lat XIV. and r. A. {. Cochrane Saratoga,
are at TIE Metropolitan Hotel
Col Bridgand L. :. Army. and Non. Valers DE III
vrn lady and two children Paris. are stopping at the
Iiffh.AYcnue Hotel
Hume Burnley. Secretary u The British Legation.
Lieut. Col BramstOn. GreuadieT Guards, Canada; {.
W. May. Paris and 4. Gwyman. Washington, are at
The Breyoort House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27

MIDpLEF,HRT, July lJ.--Co-. Kaufman has
returned from The Allies headquarters. II Is sad 40
las been unable 10 obtain suspension Of hosiiines.
German telegram Of the 18th announces tna'
during this the blockade is TO be raised and the basis
of peace agreed upon.
ioSDoN l,tb.--1hc Princess ClothilGe il confined
with a SOD.
There il no political news Of mpcI .ance to-day.
PAlIs I6th.-Ihe Bcurse is fiat; Eenies close OF
ibl Zoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27

HORRIBLE DgATn.-Late yesterday alter
noon on employee Of Me-srs. Clarry Reilly Nos. II
and - Spruce street. named John sherman, while en-
gagged IN oiling son.e machinery in the building was
caught b shalt and whred around ct the rate OF 100
royont0ns per minute Before he could he rescued be-
was mutintcd In a terrible manner nearly oyery bone
in his BODY being broken and life quite extinct
when he Was rescued. lIe aged l. yesrs aid re-
sided "a No 49, rosby street
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The quota Of Kings Comfy under the new call viii
exceed 800 ucn.


Col. buckingham. formerly Of the Isl ReVl-
meut has received authority from GOV. seymour to
organize regiment ~ this city. 20 b. known az
the led New YORK Volunteers and 10 be credited IN the
quota Of Sew.York City under the last call OF troops
Tie Urdt VI Tue Governor las been approved by the
War Department and the Colonel Is sanguine Of being
able in ieW weeks, 10 m up the regiment TO the max
mum number required By law.
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Frnnce.

Tie King Of the Bclgians was about io pay q
iwo.d4ys' sit TO tie Emperor NAPOLEON. ~ Nchy.
The Hoursc wa. steady. Eentca. oats
Tho Weckl, returns If the Bank 4 france show dc
crease ia tfe cash " =, $1,000 francs.
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Gei,sher's Evening Exckmusr.
M ~ LIrrA AIENrH
Passengers Arrived

Ia ,,.f-.hip Horu's,. tson Ham burg aad S.a'f11 20
n a Ii-nrc Charles Nge, lila Mebus AID iso .1ffi
Fneiiue Russ, Flied. Russ VI Braun, Cui Pei,.f Afns
D,nnng Rita Ei,ingeT q. 1iluiien, T. F~'h' NJ 'H'
NJ l.anN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27

FIRE rs SPRUCE STRgET.-The printing
Office ~ Mcssrs Garry s Reilly. Nos II and II Spruce
street was damaged by tire yesterday to the amount OF
ESQ: insured.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATS COMMlSslONFRS OFFICE-JUL, %
h, ors Ccmni.soner OSBORN

UNITED STATS CORNERSTONE OFFlCE-JUL, 20
BE oTe Commissioner OSBORN.
PASSING cor SrERFBIT CrRRkNCN.
he lifted States agt. Charles Haiens.
The accused was arrested on the charge OF
having passed several counterfeit ourenc! stamps ol
The denomination of ~ cents s OF the worthless stuff
being found gu him Tho accused claimed that he had
received the bogus money IN change from a man IN
Greenwich street he having recently arrived from
Oregon. lie was committed to await the action Of the
Grand Jlry.
THE SMUGGLING CASE.
The United states agt. August Schmidt.
The accused, who MAS arrested on tho charge
a derauding the Revenue waived examination and
was committed in default Of ~ 90 bail 70 wait the &C
| tiop Of the Grand Jury.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-JuLr H-Be'oFe
Judge BKrrr
RETURN OF PROCESS.
App,ebv sgt the propeller Qrnueb,us her tackle Sc Pick
esng as the chip Research her taeAa se' HICKEY sgt
the brig rine her tackle, az. A.,
The Marshal made return of goods attached
In these cases aud notice given. Appearances were
duly entered and time given Ia answer
Forbes agt Mnrray.--Ihe Marshal made return of
process duly served. Appearance was entered. and
time taken to answer.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SPsCIA Al TRRH.--JuLr &C.
Before Judge BEADi.
DECISIONS.
Kershag agt Thistle Ac.-Motion denied as TO
defendant Thise with 10 costs 10 abide event. and granted
Az 10 Roger with Si0 costs 10 sbde event.
Woodbrdse agt. Durkee-Motion denied without eosIa
Ackelmsn, Ac., ss,. De"or.-keisKstiop ordered
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NEW-JERsEY ITEMS.

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED PTcKpOcKET-A
young man giving his name John Roberts WIS ar
rested by 0hicer Carroll at ~ O'Clock on. Monday
night, charge Of attempting TO pick the p5cset Of
Mrs Lizzie Hart of Philadelphia. As Mrs: bart wss
detected The accused in attempting to put his haI into
her pocket and giving alarm the accused wac hken
INTO custody. Roberts was held for examination
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On'oA NEw yosK. July Is. 1866. ,
ON AND AFTER AUGUST !, 1854, TN
I Dr.rmInn, Of the CENTRAL RAILROAD CohPASi
ot ,ini, - 20 Pier No q North River Time ~ ss'1
Per No. q NoA River aud 'f.r august e'v. III
m . ~ JOSIAH ., sIEASNS, SgPsIis1s a'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27

HIGBgR WAGES DGM,sDRD.-1h laboring
men employed on The Atlantic Docks sirnek for higher
waqcs ,S4rrday They now receive A. per day and
demand an ads ance Of lfiy cents Some five hundred
men are employed at TIE stores. Of whom abort hreo
hundred turned ont In Procession. Several OF me pro
urietnrs have sgnfed tisir readiness 10 comply with
The demand. No trouble occurred or Is anticipated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27

A NEW MILITIA REGIMENT .-lient. Colonel
John A. walsh. late of the 5Gth Regiment, has been
anihoriled By the Ilspeciorieucrnl to recruit new
regiment VI infantry of which Ms has been spponted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27

TIMELY AoTI0s.-The authorities of Jersey
City have made arrangements for procuring ia
the Rebel states An agent for that purpose VIII prob
ably leave for North Carolina to-day, and Others win
follow soon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-27

INCREASE IN THE Price OF MmK.-The
milkmen oi Brooklyn have decided to sell mix for the
future Fl eight cents per quart whocsale aud ten cents
per quart retail
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A CONFEDERATE VIEW OF rHg SITUATION
AMERICA.


The turning point Of the campaigns, both in
Virginia snd Georgia. Is noH II il no longer Il
question whether Grant shall capture Richmond TINS
summer, and sherman advance his Outposts 20 atlanta
Bat if is question, and very serious for the Ian
coin Administration. whether The Federal army ia Nir.
gnia is not hopelcssiy crippled far any forward
movement il concerned and whether Shermans forces
are not imminent peril u distinction. And yet all
Mr. Stanton do al snch crisis is to preserve an
eloquent silencea silence the mute teSror q which
proo aims far and vide through Tie Northern and West
srn State, tho failure OF their last hope of ens ing the
Southern COnfcderacy In our last issue vertured
~ anticipate thai II Grant attempted 10 extend his line
by his left with view 10 the semi Investment vi Pc
lersburg he would be severely handed and the event
has Justified our remarks.
Iii now known that Grant did advance upon the Pc
tershnrg and weldon Railroad and that the Confeder-
a,e. under Gen Hill slipping in between the ID and
9Th Corp. fell upon the rear Of the former and com
pleely broke ~ capInIiDg and putting hers du com.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

THIS UNPRECRDENrED COMPANY
AND 0LITrRRrN0 GALAXY or
EQUESTRIAN, oYnNAsTfC AID AoRoBArrc STARS,
WILL APPEAR WILL APPEAR =
ON MONDAY. AND EVERY EvENIN0
AND on WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY AFTKR,SooNs
Ia series Of
LsvrAvHAN AND EVER CHANGING PROGRAMMES.
NO ADVANCE IN PRrCBA
Reserved Stalls 70 osnts Dress Crcl 70 oeuts fodrsn
half prce, AnIhlthears. . oents poeis -Aernoca
q ~; svening 07A
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u,o Lgr-ro A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, THREE
Rooms on third nosr Of house Iea Prince ssrees bee
bath, hot and cold water. gas &C. Win be let reasonable
y the right party The other part y sccupsd b. small
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

JOKES woon JONES' xoop. \
Jones' Wood new ,ssn IsAAc sonMERs hopes NE.
awarded 10 him this year. and he Is now ready 70 receive
applications for The uss 81 the Gfounds Tor End
picnics. Appiy early. ISAAC 5OMMERs.
VuANrxp-sOnK LS0HT. NOVEL AND SPLENDID
w arscons for The stAse from July y 70 september
10 ~ r.. r. BARNUM, Museum.
NrrpLo,s CoucERT SALOON. TO LEr-BY THE
IN dav q veek, for The Month OF May. Apply 70 A. r
bTnWzRT. prcsAvay corner Of Reade street. from 70
u AnJo iNsrRUCrrou.-IN THREE MONTHS TUT.
ID uon guarantee y teach the most unmualc< psrson 70
plav the Dario perfectly By mr. and method 6x
ksssas fss - 81 DuCkLnx. 20 Thonoscn street. :,
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CLOTHIN

A BETTER AND suRER PLACE AT 2Ss SIXTH
"A avenue. ladies' and gentlemen will find the
fair and honest dealer p MINTz, whom you can dis
pose OF your CASTOR Clothing Carpets Furniture and
Jewery. al 81 by other dealers the
city promise % pay the tolowicg prices Dresses
woollsn, Deainc and Muslin Dresses The highest cash
price wiz be paid call or note by post will BE- pune
member the original B. Mint and the NUMBER 2sS Sixth
and Jersey City punctuaily attended TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

xAies General GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
Hon. q. GODFREY 0uNfHKR, as
Hon. JOHN r. HOFFMAN, NtMF
tA II ORISON BLUNT, Esq, rrF8N
ARTHUR LEARY. EsQ,
His Eyoslency HQRATyo say HOUR on s~ts
Major General JOHN A.. DIX,
= VI Hon WI. N. TWEED.
NJ A'1 atS AzsHt .!sSRihs. u,tx.
THOMAS LITTLE. Esc.. -
HENRY a BOsT'NiCK, Esq,
JAxEe MuRPHH, len,
r,cr., ~. p wi 7: sySkIxsSSA ESQ
bers Of the principal hotels Of hs ois
sfa.i Es;ss S Sss = 4 aAEi {iE&fcckklsH
Capt w. " BYRHE
Capt w. n. HAYES, Jr, ArranGomeneA
Capt VIM RAYNOk
EsuI JoHa 8 DowLxr.
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A TIEETIoN.- 50 PEE CENT MORE THAN AT AuY
a ensr stsrs IN the CITY fer ladies' and sentemea's CAS-
~ Ciosnsng, Furniture. carpe.s and JeverE have
IsrShsws "a sov.n sSm Can - % sd4ssS IA
Twenty slrh streets Ladies attended V bv NJ " mrA
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A GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING -LADIEs AND
lentlenlen having any Cast on Clo,hns. ferniturs
ing on sddressius A. HARRIS. Sjf Third ayspis. -.
tended to BIZ Mrs, Harris. $500 4 n y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

A TrENTIoN.-AT 1l2 SEVENTH AVENUE, II. RosBN
n BERG the California and Western agency
ceived large orders SIS 90 worth or Cast or
Clothing These orders be fulfilled in a very short
time Ladies' and gentlemen, wish would parti
eular notice and look over YOUR wardrobs and e
have clothing do need For satfAction
win mention some q the prices SILK dresses from S.
10 $50; coats from s. 60 $23 pants from s. 81 also
wo0len and muslin dresses i0welry
by calling addressing II. ROSENBERG 2a Seventh ave-
be city. -
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Nr1Lo'ss. c CA ceMsENcEs AT I1
MONDAY EVENING, ixypp5sii rs isS. "1'''''
Ar "a Tas s sa s4Fs osls Ms1llaAs'
fHErR MOST SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT
Chat Was suddenly brought Termination accoun. or
FOX re T WEE E nj Nic MI111o ONLY
In Charles Gaylers irish drama the last Ne
THE CONNIE sooyAH:
rn0DUoz90 . S5Hs s sSS SS CAST
MAdNIFICENT EFFECTs
Mr.. BARNEY wlnEIaKs AOsi0' &C.
In his original character OF
with III. song. Of x..ass ma e. wedding
,-,-,-. Mrs HARVEY WILLIAMS
NELLY NOLAN. THE JUMpIN' JEWEL
grand Spectacular Drama written by John Brousham.
Es land the theatrical sensaton Of the present
vi" .SSil ifSsSisd n K m s'
.fiooURirH WEEK :" 0A''a'0''.
SUCCESSFUL ENGAGEMENT
!" w. sA''1 ''As' Mss MSS xvoNrA JONES,
Who 10 compliment 70 the request Of many admirers. win
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL Is.
her great ml ersonation Of No.
10 xilman's tragedy Of
The s AXE. M IL that after
romantic. historical DRAMA never yet played In New York
THE sORcERBss.
win be presented for the hrst time Tuesday April &c. Ia
which the s'f'sd ' Mss 1VJHIH jones'
" DO e % o poSuod mature nsa
n
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A sroNIsHINu PRICES ARE PAID FOR LADIES
and gentlsmsas CAS- or Clothing Please ecnyinss
beventh avenue Ladies attended TO By Mrs Konfssky In
. nd out u the city. - 7-
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A cADEMY or SosI0-THE OPERA.
Notes The public rre respectfully Informed thst no
Opera performances viii tke place during in cpa
the production Of Me, srbeer's chez dsuvrs or the
Particulars In future advertisements.
WALLAoK's MONDAY.
w Third time this season Hocrofts eeiebreed Comedy
uva. THE ROAD TO RUIZ,
standard attractions Of this establishment
TUESDAY, llSTH NIGHT o.
Music Great Cast and Attractive Tableaux.
Mr. Waiack begs 70 announce that he has engaged
MISS JANE CO0MBS.
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
"WEDNESDAY. APRILn.
Thursday. 2sth, Rossdsle.
Friday, London Assurance
Saturday, The Stranger
Wild Oats, The Rivals, Love for Love Married Lid6
Anne leans in Paris The Wonder Rural Felicity "a Foc1
of a Night will shortly be repeated
NEW BowERY THEATRE
ao SRi ynX f SsV;y;, iiss. = : :" A''
OF the Great Sensation Drama Of
CLAUDE DUVAL
The Great HiahwaymAn Of 66c-8l
1ns popular young ACCT &. b. issos1rAcs.
MRS. W. a. JONES
Geo: Brcokes Miss Kate Newton Mr. Mardeu Mr. q. Liz
gard n Las Hathaway, NJ neursc. NJ; Glasstord.
Jolly Jack mr. @. G. Bonisce jeremiah Gee Brooches
TEDDY THE TILEk. EllT- .
Tuesday evening Benshtof -
Friday evening. Benefit q Miss Hathaway
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TO LEI-tuRNIsHBD. FIFTEEN MILES rRoN THE
City Hall House. containing about 10 elegantly
Of and fron Tweny sixth street BY Harlem Raj.
onoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

uooLEY OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN
IL Monday evening April 81 AM during the week.
ANOTHER GLORIOUS BILL
First week OF Grinin's new 1nierlude, called
ROBBTNG THE MAIL.
And ars, week Of The very laughs bic Sketch: called
Great hit OF the highly musang operate BnrIys
ITALIAN AIRS BY NATIVE ARTISTS
YOUNG EPHE'S LAMENT
GRAND DOUBLE CLOG MEDLEY
JOHNNY SCHMOKER. BLACK BRIGADE nc
Doors at u to O'Clock Tickets Is cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-24

A 2 THE NEW STORE, Iis BLEEcKER sr.-LADrEs
ssd gentlemen yo9 VIII recsivs the highest price for
your Cast OH Clothing Carpetsy Jewery, Damen a. Ac
Ac By cslng addressing JOSEPH IA i0 Biescksr
stre.t Ladies waited upon by Mrs. NAY ri =.
The New York herald., 1864-11-05
Military Affairs.

SEvENTY.THIRD NEW YORK vETERAN voLUNT7HnGs
COLONEL wILLiAX Il. BREWSTER.
board OF officers 10 In session In ths Seconc,
army corps collecting the military history Of the reg
ments composing II, such have particularly distin.
guished themselves The following tho
report TO The Seventy third regiment New York Veto
Volunteers
This regiment organized the Fourth regiment the
Excelsior Brigade, arrived 10 Washington August,
1861, sy7 strong has present for duty Absent
wounded, 2o3. Total, 425 1t has participated the
follow lug Observation-Disclosures, Viii iamsburg, Fair
Oaks, be Chnneys, Savage station, Glendale, Malvern
Hill, Malvern H secoud; Brietow, Bull run, seconds
Cbaniy, Fredericksburg Chanceiiorsvle Gettysburgs
Wrapping Heights, Keys ford, Locust Grove, Mins rum
Wilderness Spoitsy vania, North Anna, Coal Harbor
Petersburg, Deep Bottom.
II has ost in 703 officers and men, OF whom al3
but 46 have been killed or wounded. The regiment has
capared ave rebel colors, five pieces OF artillery an5
never lost any.
Colonel Brewster to whom the regiment owes its Of
6ciency, has been In service spce Apr 1851 and for
large portion OF the time IN command OF brigade He
IS We understand about to leave the ho
heath-imparcd by severe exposure-will not permit
bn 10 endure another winter Campaign officers 0! ho
sxperiencs Cannot BIO easily replaced.
APPOINTMENT.
William H. Lyman has been appointed by Major Gene
raj Butler Second Lieutenant the Twenty seconSs
United States coiered troops Army OF the James, an
ordered 70 report for duty the 18th November inst
The New York herald., 1864-11-05
Police In ntslligeass.

DRApLY MISUNDERSTANDING AND srABBIN0.
On Thursday nighs number Of nsu became Involved
In quarrel a the Stevens House, corner Of Broadway
and Morris street. and during the struggle several pistol
shots were fred James Hughes and Richard Enwrght,
being mixed up In shs dstur both shQt-En
wrgb. Ia the Iea and Hughes 20 the there In.
juries OF serious character Neither Enwrght
nor Hughes berg desirous Of preferripg complaints
against any one. arrests were made.
Capt. Hsdden OF the sixteenth precinct reports that al
late hour on Thursday night dculty occurred In the
ball room lg3 west seventeenth street. between the men
engaging The room for dance and several ousdsvs wro
insisted upon attending the ball without paying tho reoul
s,ts admission fee. severe fight snsued during which
John Kerrsao and John Knser severely beaten on
head Persons In the crowd discharged couple o. ps.
tos, but fortunately no one vas shot, The assailants
made their escape.
dlcul,y occurred at an alarm Of Ore iu Tenth ave.
nue. late on Thursday night and during nst Ugh, which
followed some cne unknown nred PISTOL the ball from
Which ox effect 10 the arm n George Thompson young
man living a. I'll West Eighteenth street. The wound u
not dangerous. No arrest.
A by psmed Joseph Dobbsb was stabbed In tho b,ck
by kuHe IN the hands Of another lad, wnise name DID
not appear The standing o. Cured IN Bayard street.
Joseph was conveyed 70 bis rssideucs s5 Canal street.