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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-02
nrurrcNo TT

An Act for tie classification Of the clerks to pay
masters In tbs navy, aud graduating their psy.
Be 4 enactsd By ZEE Senate and House Of Repre-
seasasises Of The United States Of Anertca ia Con-
grsss asssmbIsd, That the annual pay Of clerks to
paymsstsrs IL the navy shall Be a. follows,
namely.
cler to aymastsrs at the Boston, New York
wastfnEton, ahd Philaaslphis stations, twelve
huDdrtd dollars.
AT other stations, enc shausana dollars.
CLERKS 10 inspee tors IN charge Of provisions and
cIothieg II Boston, New York, and Philadsjphis,
tssive kuBdrrd dollars.
At other inspections, one thousand dollars
clerks to paym&stsFs in recsiving ships At Bos-
ton and New York, twelve hundred dollars.
In other Feosising ships, and in ysases Of the
srst rate. aud 1t the Naval Academy, one thou
sand dui ara. -
Clerks 20 hset paymastsFs and to paymastsrs Of
fesssis Of the second rate, git hundred dollars.
Clerks TO payfnaaters Of vesseis Of the ird
ate hasfn compliments 81 mers than one hun
Ord and seventy ave persons. and to raymsstsrs
Of snppiy steamers and stor3 vessels seven hundred
doliars: Providsd Thet no paymastsr sszis-
ant pap master shall be allowed q clerk In yes.
al ha ling the complemest Of ons handred and
evenly Ave persons or iess, excepting 10 snppsy
steamers and store vessels dad FToudsd, further.
frat set hing in this act shall be construed tc
s.teF the pay new allowed 70 the psymastsrs clerk
at Mare Island. Is
Approved, May 20. 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-02
SUMMER RESORT.
West Baden SPRINGS.

THIS FAvoRITE WATERING PLAcr,
4 having been renttsd. furnished, and the
Springs very much improved, 10 now opened for
the reesption Of hosrdsrs and visitors The char
sstsr OF these Springs IL 40 val known for thsir
neaaeiral prcpert isa, that farther comment IL
~ fer further particulars snqairs es
saHzl-dfwl On. ]. 4. LAEE. Prorristsrs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-02
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Pes,ed at the First Session Of the
Thirty Eighth Congress.
fpUBLrc-No. 761

AnAer to provide temporary g0yorumsnt foT
the Territory Of Montana.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-02

PERFUMERY, sc.
They have at last Arrived.
rTsHE CELEBRATED NEW PERFUMES, THE
l. Golden Dsw Drops AID victoFia Regis also
thu beat Of Toilet Powders the Parlsn White and
Magnolia Tsblstsi also the PalsuoiiEs, enc Of tks
At sCHLAEPFER's Drug store,
Corner Main and Second Streets,
Evansville. Indiana
TUST BECETvED, sons Of the crisbrzfod Car
u ret snua; slso. scotch Honsy-D~v, aad the
Eenuine harshan's Catasrh snani also, g large
sCHL1KPFER's Drug Store
4 LARGE SUPPLY o. HEDGEMAETs BEN
n ZINE received 81 sUBLAEPFER's
II YON's INSECT P0wDEa and DUTCHE R's
IL BUG POISON lat reosivsd and for sale as
zscHLAEPFEs's Drug stors-
ONE HUNDRED BOXES best gusllty SWIFT
" ENED PARAFRiNE cHEwIsG GUN just
reesived and Tor sale AZ ScELAEPFER's
JUST REcEIvED sens ! hs hnesf PFE-
d FUMES new nsnufac ur IN the world
scHLAEPFKR's Drug sto 9,
cornsr Main and second strssts,
EvznEvIiIr, Ind
GROCERIES.
W. II. AIKNAE & CO,
Produce and Commission
Merchants;
AGENTS FOB
Ohio River Salt Co.
Mays saas sss $50
- s. bids. New 0rlsans suxar, IN store .sd for
sale By ImAy2sl v. n ALTMAN 4 co.
TCL0HR
| T. $50 hris. rh0fce Extra rlozr; -
500 brls. Extra Flour, IN store and for sale By
mayz3 W. d. ALTMAN AGO
/ (toRN. s
| - REQ bags Choice White Corn;
soo bags Yellow Germ, IL sters and FOR sale b.
| mays W. II. AIKMAN Co.
bacon
II 500 Hams;
1 500 ShozldsrS:
500 sides, in store and for ssls By
msyz wN AfKAAN co.
Pr 0TnnD nuc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
RopYd of Coppciiuleu.

Councilman BRANDON was called to preside
at The meeting o; the Board yesterday.
Tho Aiermen's resolution. that tie Controller b.
directed to sell az public auction al ferry leases saa
franchises and al real estate Welding at present 10
re7enue was called up ard AFTER debate concurrcd IN
some OF these ferry leases expire the FRS day of May
A resolution Introduced granting The use Of the
Chamber OF the Board to the superior Court Special
Term without jury. Aitr some nnImporlant debate.
th6 solution was laid upon the table.
THE Mayor vetoed tle resoluti0n adopted by tbs
Bcard that he Committee Arts BE- directed 20 pro-
cure "a suitable badge for the members Of the COnim0s
Council
Tho Mayor objections arc as follows:
T,-s'On the GROUND that IL proposes eSpendirurs
Of money without previous appropriation according to
law.
S,csp9-PrempiDg that said badges arc A. usual b,
be OF gold. and there iOfty 0Do members TO be
supplied with them, tie size ami weight of the
should be- expressly mentioned IN appreciation Of .hs
high premium which said metal commands.
The last aud 6Bal objection j. thar The resolution pro
yles ior and more suitable badge than those pro-
cured last year which renders the Old useless ex-
cppt Is old gold. Orlertd 10 be printed.
The Board then adjourned TO Monday next, at oas
O'Clock, p. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
THuRsnAy. Teh. Pr. ".

Gold is steady at 15ssGI5ss, and has not
varied materially during the day. Upon the street
Stocks were irregular aud little disposition shown 10
move vigorously in any direction Government Stocks
were strong with good demand European account.
For 52os l07t was the rate. At the Stock Exchange
Coupons Of 1891 sold at ulaEli; April Z3Os,
Ill; and g9tQ994 for Currency Certificates. For
sos the closing rate was l07l dl07l Border
State Stocks steady; Tennessee 6s e25 North Caro-
Ina c. cot 0s6,; Missouri S. 74s075. California 7s
l25; Canton Co.. very active and sold 1t 4sa45l
Del. and Hud 1885, Penn. Coal, l550l79; Cum.
Coal 68i069; Central Coal in demand At 63ta6l.
Quicksilver loWcr--59i a59l; Pacific Man, 23ia23i!i
Centred Transit, All a42; Minnesota Mining Co.. 70;
EewYork Central, 1861 1864 Erie Railway, ll7!; do.
Preferred l05i9lO6 Hudson River broke 10 1872
Harlem l32al32l; DO Preferred 1914 0l25; Reading.
13otal3Os. Stocks have been irregular aud unsettled
day with moderate business. Government Securities
firm and the long loans in great demand One hundred
thousand Of April 1907 sold at the Stock Exchange
at Ill. In Railway Mortgages there was little done
ts description of investment being very scarce and
strongly held. Coal Stocks firm FOR all descriptions
except Cumberland which under sales 20 realize large
profits is passing into weaker hands. Central Coal Co.
sold as high g. and by private sale ut 65 closing
firm. New-York Central was strong al l36. Erie Rail
way sold at u6i dllsi during the day closing At 1860
l68I. Hudson River very active ranging from l63
to l5ei. and closing at lGO Harlem was steady; Mch
gan Central was active and wanted at l3s by strong
buyers. The other Western Shares were fairly active
without material ch-age in prices Pittsburgh ana
Fort Wayne excited and sold from % 10 100 clos
ing at o. At the Second Board the market was down
severely several shares. Pacific Mail fell 10 225a22s
q decline Of y cent. Hudson River also fen ~ .
cont Quicksilver fell q. and Cumberland Coal I.
Michigan Central. at the close Of the Second Board
was 1891 1891 One house bought 1900 shares taking
Il o. sellers preferred at l3e. There Is large short
interest In the stock and high prices arc predieess
high ss leo Tho closing prices were: Gold, 1851;
Nsw.York Central 1856; Erie, ll6i Hudson, 1917 Her
sem 1921; Michigan Central 1891, Michigan southern
e7ii Illinois Central 1885,; Cleveland and Pittsburgh
IisiI Galens III Toledo. l45I; Rock Island, 49,
Prairie din Chen G8; Cumberland 67!i Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne 90, Pacific Mail go
Freights are dull and somewhat heavy. To
Liverpool the engagements are: 1000 bbls. Flour at
ia 3D., 500 DO. Flour 81 Is. 4id 100 boxes Bacon at
sSs. ga. 80 tups oicaks at lss.i and per steamor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-FrB 2S-Bo5i
judge sHIFsts
ARR AIG sSITN1e To PLEAD ON INDIC GNHGTS POI

SELLING LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE.
Tie United states ST. Joseph sysi same ag Fatnck Arde
son Same at Jacob Young Same ag John kesry; Sane
hg Andrew Muissn same at. Michael Grace Same -
Patrick Bfesin, Ssnio os James Can.
All these parties plead guilty, except tho last
named who pcsd not guilty, and tls Dsthei.Anomey
tered noi on tine RECOMMENDATION u the Cooeos Of
hs district
Az tao ordered 10 enter Their own recoru1ances
In 100 each to appear Saturday al II o'clock soch
dpo, lion Of iheI respective the Coan nigh think
advisable
Tho DfircAtorney remarked 20 those who had appeared
and pleaded that Il would be well ioG them IA. Col
lecoT % ee respective Districts and settle the legal penal
ties sst them, aid TAX. coDscs Ia tho proper f0rn hst
biz behalf snd hs rad d01bt the Court would
getd IN The bsli that tho utmost lenleucy would DO
extended.
Are,suue ,s down for today bu, IN consoquenre
Of tho ino,s VI Ehau Allen Assistant u. o. District At.OT.
Dey It ~ent over until 20 sorOw.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
fAdyertisemeaLl

THE HUMAN EyE.-Blue, Black and Browni
Hazel Gray and GEeen-Lsnyuage Of the EyeWha Is init
Gated BY its shape form and color The poecJ loving sai
executive eye. CAPrAIss SPIKE CRAST; their pora,s
apl group Of Africans they met the source Of Che Nis
srPsRsriuoSs in the old country. Science Of Foros
Wonders Of Creation THs jerks" or mental epidsmiss
explained } Grange OF uEABr-CoIjugsl Resen,bancss-
Tho beginning end end Of love- The Future Americas
M0ney. Skulls Of the Nations Ethnolosy Physiology Phys
snomy aud Psychology In the MARCH No. PHHssobes-
ic.t Jo,RSAr-ls csnfs mr. = hn Pv~--- ~~xLkA
70 90 Bsosdwsy ". l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

TuRgg DEATHS WITHIN SEVEN WEEKS From
THE EWr,Ts or IACGmso GA&-Mr. Sears. a elderly
gentleman Of Ills city and Miss Bel Of Swanton Fil<
IT.. young healthy girl budding into womanhood
have lately been sent to thr graves from iho effects Of
laughing gns. Another victim Is now t. be added 20
tho record As effort is making 20 hush the matter
in the grave OF the aiy deceased her name is not
forthcoming. She lived at Allentown. Pennsyly mia,
anl until her application to this dentist generally
considered o. very healthy wom9n. This lady applied
to have laughing gas administered for painless dental
surgery. AFTER having inhaled tho gas, few hours
placed her IN her grave How Innch longer are the
l,es OF the people 10 be tTiHei away in this manners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
: DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE WHMpLrY.-Ed.

r. DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE WHELPLEY.-Ed-
ward W. Whalpley, Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of NewJersey died Sunday. Feb. 2. at MOI
stown. aged &c years He had not been in good health
fr some months and his Illness eliminated in dropsy.
lie began practcing law tweut five years ago. and
eiunepce in his profession. In 1883 he
appointed Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court Of
the State and in ls4l Chief Justice. In 1919 be wss
momber and in lsi9 Speaker Of the Assembly. He was
noted for his powerful intellect aud extensive Legal
acquifemens; and his scrupulous integrity rendered
him on ornament n tie Bench from which he hs been
So premntnroly removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
SUPERIOR CouRT-TRnL TfRs-FHs. li-Ba,ore
Justice MCNEIL.
QUESTION or yGRAIIrY--ACuos on A PGoiIsoRI
NOTE.
Jsmel MeCl1itey lsi. George Faltf.

Jane. McCl1fkey az. George Fsie.
This Is au action on prOmisory note ~ recover
+2ig N from The defendant The defendant admits the
making OF roo of tic t,n0T OF the set
out "a the complaint, but claims thst 10 torn
In two pieces for the purpose OF destroying Y, AID
uote II fogT months ha one sued ol being o. Tires
uonill With I'm ,dorsor substituted In m pire which four
onls note paid u maturity md TIE deht thereby
ngshed. The plaintiff ex,unod ~ 10 tho ccuuiti
OF the making OF the note and subjected ~ severe
examination by the counsel lor tie defense The dsfcndgui
VIA placed The stand md denied Tie psniih evidence in
toto his recollection being very distinct 20 the ,c that the
not IN su was torn in two pfco and thrown upon tho door
and 4 new note given.
The note produced M Court sni irpraE,l much worn
weh rue plaintiff 1panod a. being caused by CARY ns y
In Ids vest pocket for long wbilr.
The defendant purchased Of the paiufG stock e boot
md shoes and the In st given with oihers pay.
nent thereof The plaintiff terd that tie four mont
note VS. given "a part payment Of these goods well a. the
note In suit and not extension tho three months note
There smother sn between the emo pagtcs the
eni def ndant being pnn1 70 obtain to cancellation III IN.
very note sued in this ecton bat the compliant was ii
mis- cd
The IBry, nsr abort ahseuce returned into Cour, 'h
yeedct or tho pAnlln for the fun claimed VII Ia
tssest.
A. H. Dyet eld samuel Bker for psn,if Mr sAnYay and
r. 81. Harrington Tor defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES MaRsHAps oFucE-Frs. s.'

UNITED STATES MARsHAL'S OFFICE-FgB. 2t
Before Aar.hal MuRj<Ar.
THE RAD on 81 BsTGTUTB BRoKIIS-AN Old or
FISDFR.
David Luxlom of No. 337I Water street wsS
brought before Mar.s charged wlh d~fsadns sois,'
recruit named John Williams opt 81 ~ bounty. -
chros Nlcson ont Of sirir amount which ho dsgof.td
In lie present usi.nre, however lie denied The so I'm
pesehne, and necesfay n send FOR TIE ferd who
al once Identified him - the man who had he money.
Ma,sb,I Murray made out H. commitment 30 Fort LGfay
cite hon he ed the charge and frd % refund
tie J)o and making god his oder By paying that amoa
he released.
Lu1om model Of s,ub,utc broier uniting means
Of obtnins livelihood a IL sai the rather nl4rmonolt oc
% undrrtakcr sid tie kespcr Of Ns'cr street
drinking and dancing saloon lie bo1s 4 The fact that BE
neither ead write and addIoed that s' - evidence s he
I'D -. enlist the recruit -ho comp 'su,l Oi hluI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

stu claiming that Wilton Livingston obtained the goods
under sso prcensos and refused 70 deliver thom to the pn
tiff o.o q, : - d.
He therefore brings this suit TO $4,000 the pesent
Of the goods the came having greatly increased Ia value
since the goods sold In 1861 .
THE counsel fpr the dcendnts moved 70 diiHs tc com
paint on following grounds viz; That rs the ehPgefs
receipt for the goods BY the carrier from 20 sioh
~ aid contain the of the purchaser or That OF any
person consignee housh the initials Of the purchasers
were marked the goods and the margin oil the s"ppei
receipt Il no, a tW Of iIdiag. , ,
That the trsnser by indoemen OF ts receipt Dy tne
ohaers whom and the invoice Of the goos were sent uu
not convey any title 20 the goods to the plaintiff
That shipping the goods and sending the Pnrehaea We
shipping receipt and invoice not delivery OF INC go9
m enable the plaintiff as assienoe TO bring an action oT
the conversion Of them against the sellers who stopped he
goods in fansijr the purchasers having become insohe
IL was caiued By dferdants counsel that the only remedy
of the plaintiff bring action on contract or tIe nou
delivery the goods In which case 10 would DC %
tender pay The purchase money orthe goods Inc Noi
rrap,ed n motion sn1 n-suied lie plaintiff
bs,ret. Bnsnldo for plaintiffs jas W. Gerard Of counsel
and Lockwood aud Crosby for defendants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
IAd-ctisencnt.1
wnAr Docroes, MINISTERS AND PROFESSORS

v HAT UOLIUk5, HINIDI rs AND FROFENsOM
THINK fHEs"i have changed my mind respecting
Browns BRosciL TkocBEs from the Arst eroeptinyt
tiDk better o. hat which began thinking well of"Rsv.
Henry Ward ,scher Great service IN subduBg hosrss.
s.aE q 30 to menlsof. Edward North, President Of
Hamilton Coihrr Clinton, \. T. "a simple and elegant
eonbustoh tor Coughs Sc."-DL O. r BiselOw. Boston
81 recommend ,heif use to public spoake'"-Rey Z. H
Chsp'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

TIE TERRITORIES have received from
G. Woolworth Cotton No 18 Beekman street very
good and seasonabe map published by j. H. Cotton. Of
California Oregon Idaho and the other Western Terri
tories. II Is well printed, neatly folded in cover,
about 81 inches high. by 2i wide, and for So plain or
colored, at 81 so.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

STABDISG ARRAY AT A BALL.--A row &C.
Cured at baI at the Apollo Rooms Thursd AZ morn
ing between John Mitchell and Others They finally
1dourned 10 the street and during the fight which e.
sued Mitchell ives dangerously stabbed in the bressa
and side. He was taken to the New-York Hospital
His assailant escaped. Mitchell resides at No. 81 Md.
berry street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
JNIgEp srATFs COMMISSIONERS, oEFIcE-rra Is
AINY on TIE HIGH SEA

Joseph IN ley, Master of tho American ship
Victory lodged complaint before the Conuiisonsr against
twenty two OF the cFebcnz acyentosn abe and five oTdn.
ay .oausn Of the above named vessel and ao against
Patrick hc0uirs. pssSoser cook chara them with At
tempting 10 create revolt utny and 10 stir up otheT Of
The crew ~ d,obey orler -Four ofthen committed by
tho Comnssioner 10 s"Ji eIsninatoo, and warrants
i..ued To- lls rema,ajsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

DAY OF PRAYER POR Colleges. The custom
which has been observed for nearly half century Of
setting apar, day Of prayer for Colleges, was honored
again yesterday Services Of ayeIy solemn ond impress
sye character held in the large Chapel at II a. NJ
the venerable Chancellor Isaac s. Ferris presiding.
After tie opening exercises which consisted Of prayer
and singing, the Rev. Mr.. Smith. Of Bloomfield, Nd,
delivered sermon appropriate to the OCCASION taking
bis text from Isaiah xxiii g. lie ives followed by the
Rev. Mr.. Duryea Of the Collegiate Church. who made
brief address, and the exercises closed with the ben
edctiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
srarkets-c,arrvLLr Krron1ro ron THr y y rsIsuzs

JBURsDAY Boo 25. 1856
AsEs7he market IL quiet bat steady; at 80 s7i
foT Pots and $l0 for Pcals.
COIToN-The market stil quite active and s.in better
the improvement being fully 20 cents n 10 since
last. he sales q AGO baes lt sJd5lc fJ MddliHss.
COFFEE-HOders very tun their views, but tie
market quiet. We note sale Of ~ bags lilo on Pyse
toms.
Flour les active, end 51lDc lower though the arrivals
gb; bu, Al the deci far inquiry Is poc.,be the de.
cline Is owing the nnfavorshe 0n Europe and tie
hssvoss irresry 10 exchange. Tho sales 10 200
bols sc 2Gd 6 IS for Spsrfne State - Gg - 30 FOR
Extra DO sc 9D for Fancy do; 80 sG0 8 FOX the low
~ ~ 20 for trade and funiy brands and 4; gOa ID
i0T St. Louis Extras Cansdan Flour IL rather quiet aud IL
slightly Io~or sGes Of IS bhls ut @6 30 6 20 for Super
hne; 80 O50 ~ for tie low grade Of kxtrs and 81 1j9
for trade and fsmiy ENtTas. Southern Flour il lower
and quite heavy, without leading much activity; sales
so bbs o. lJa al 80 for mixed 10 good supcTe Country
Bsmor. &c. and ~ 900 SO 70 for trade aud sDiy brand
liye Flour lcss active and ia hoaYy; sales Of 40 bbl ~
IS Gg 50 10 Corn Mcsl heavy aDd la moderate request
si.ez q 300 6bl. GIaldJ vine q! ~ 10.
GRAiN1he Wheat market y Inactive nu1 u lower apd
unsettled under tie unfAofsllo nom Europe bit
niost holders Of prime Spng Indifferent sellers nness
fu rates 1he d0Lisnd l. Hight and oi'hy TO complete
cis1es cuf . TIE close cIrle lite obtained wi
dfcUty even ioT very choice auaiti"s Tho sales
eCth tnd censt q 1000 b1. Chicago Spring st ~ STA
Do A0ef do ~ 81 G0a 62te aite rstefsr very choice
3Hg 10 Rod Wcst at ? 6sG III "a 1850 dc. Ar bcr do
81 ava a. and 700 DO Amber Jersey al q o. Barley
eust htt steady saes $3.50 bush at q - for dfJaery
Stnadh Rat ard vi % Tor good state Barley Ma steady
sna IA isosol'. request q sl sSd So Oats quite
~. noioe fas IA stoa, AMI glaec for state Rye Ia In
~ drso and "a steady sales Of zoo hush leroy "a
~ "a Com opsIsa quiis lrtn With good demand and
m'o'rs '1'ans' end e'osd So''s aud basypn VIII sls,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
Receipts Of Produce.

FFs % e O0D bbs Flour 200 bbs Whisfy go DO Csrn
Meal 27oJ bag do 1870 bush. Corn. 2l01 do. Oats 100
ptrs Lard So pigs Batter 100 ~. Pr9yaous L' pigs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
CITY aTErls.

deliver the fifth lecture of the course on Polite
Economy" at the Cooper Institute this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

A PICKP0CKgr ARRESTED. John Cooley, q
professional piekpocket. was arrested Thursday
charged with stealing diamond bresst.pn. valued at
s601 from The bosom OF w. Robert L. Stuart, on the
5lst ofDccerber last. Mr.. Stu8rt while riding the
platform ola Broadway and Seventh avenue car. was
osted by tie prisoner. He butoBed up hi coat bnt
reaching homo found bis jewel stolen. Jstics
Dogiina committed tue prisoner to the Iombs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

STARTLING NOVELTIES, Spicy and Interesting
liursD Matter Pocleal ezcaiuscs Numerous and Locsi
Incidents al graphically Illustrated ia DENoRfsr- NEW YO.x
0. fashions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
coyRr cALFNDAp--Tu,s D,,Y.

SUPREME OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l.--NOs 1918,
1921 l74o 1923 1893 Of short and Nos 1907 1877 1872
1911 1878 1875 1891 OF regular Calendar Part Mos go
1872 1861 5Gl 1885 s64 1851 co. oSi. 9e5 So l H. 68,
$40 600 T93, 27J, 372 1925.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
AYoTIIER GRnAT COAL SALE.-Twentl

ANOTHER GREAT COAL SALE.--Twcnty-six
thousand four hundred TINS Of Scranton coal were sold
at auction Wednesday by Simeon Draper for the Della.
ware, Iackaworua aud Western Railway Company
realizing prices Int In advance Of the January
SALE In tho fce Of the present mild and The Io
that the Winter las almost posed. The figures below
show tho prices obtained this month and last:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
BALI IN Am OF PoLASD.-A Ball for the

purpose Of aiding Poland IN her struggle for liberty
came of Wednesday &. The City Assemb, Rooms Al
The head OF the suspended the Riito red and
blac, the flag OF Polaud. on which was Inscribed
pro r0s'rd e. rss'rG HjTc's-ior yOlP and or
liberties. On either side the bhtte.hags Of the
18Th. seth, Goth and Urth German regiments. The
French Republic nag Of lsi5 hung at the end Of the
room, opposite the Polish flag Prominent 0mong
those present were Mayor Gunther. James n. Brady,
Gen. John {. Fremont Acting Brig Gen. W. kr1ysan-
oWfL, Col Rush &. HnWkins, Col l.. Burger Col. IT,.
Ieinr Lieut. Col. A. Won Slenhausen and other n IL
tiy officers corrected with the German Brigade now
recruiting in this city. The music furnished b.
DodwoIths band. Dancing was commenced 10 an
early hour and continued until near dny break.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

NEW MCsIc.-"0ur flag or no aag," patti.
otto song. composed and dedicated to the Army and
Navy, by Clara II. Brinkerhoff Hall & Son, pub-
.shers, This isa rhynic song. lying well within the
range Of any voice, and such all persons might Learn
TO sing. Ii ia melodious and wen harmonked ana
promises 10 become popnlor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

Had HIS POCKET PICKsD.-Late on Wednss-
DAY evening, Cornelius r. Longstrort residing at Syn,
cu-e, had his pocket picked the Thrtyfrst s,Ses>
depot OF wallet containing money and drafts to the
amount If 500