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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05
MIR. Fullerton Discharged.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEoAL TERx.-MAY 4-Befors
Justice OARvs.
Tbs People rel. William Fullerton agt Jane, Lynch
Sheriff


Justice OARvIs
Tbs People rel. William Fullerton sgt Jane. Lynch
Sheriff
The courtroom was again invaded BIZ the bar.
Al about fifteen minutes past TO- Mr. Fullerton made
bis appearance and, after moment Of silence Justice
Garrn rendered his decision the writ Of hal cor
pus dschargng the reaOr from the custody OF restrant
under which he ID held as sppea by the 10 the
habeas corpus
The CoURT-In this case o. Mr. Fullerton. which
Vas heard yesterday before NO. have written short
opinion. which viii read
The retarn Of tie Sheriff Of the City and County Of
New YORK 70 tue habeas corpus issued in this case
shows that William Fullerton In held ana detained BY
MN IN custody under and by virtue OF warrant Of
commitment issued by Gideon J. Tudker esq SurrO.
gate Of the County Of New.York
me warrant OF commitment states and recites that
: William Fullerton having committed q CONTEMPT Of
SCut oy Deing guilty Of dsorderly and oontemDtuous
behavior while The Surrogate was sitting and holding
Court In It's Immediate view and presence and directly
Rn0hg 70 interrupt It's proceedings and impair the
.speot oue 10 us Authority These are the words Of
the commitment, and the only language contained in
,ne warrant descriptive ofthe contempt The object Of
me wrs VI habeas corpus is 10 inquire into The cause Of
e detention and restraint Of the petitioner. whatever
sLsl pretense may be.
|; is made the duty Of the officer or Courts before
whom an imprisoned party is brought to remand such
person IT shall appear that he is detained in custody
Ior any contempt specially and plainly charged in the
Commitment By some Court officer or body having au.
tlofity 10 commit, for the contempt charged pro.
slled the time during which such party may be legally
detained has not expired. q K S. Sec. 40 page 5ss.)
The important question to be decided In tits is
mas the Surrogate authority TO commit for the contempt
charged I'd the warrant The relsor is charged in tie
warrant with dsoTdery and contemptuous behavior"
While the Surrogate wa sitting ana holding Court in
his view and presence directly tending to interrupt its
proceedings and 10 impair the respect due "
shOrity
HE Surrogate derives his authority solely from r.
3 page go. sec 6 subdivision G. which is Every
shsll have power to preserve order in his
So1r' ausins any Judicial proceeding w Furnishing
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Arrived.

French sunbosi Grenade, Commander Bsyo,, Fortress
Steamship ST. Geors, (Br Arid Glasgow April is. mdss.
and 3l7 pa.s to Francis Macdonald.
siesmshp E.se Adsn., Hs'an, April 90 md.e and pa's
TO spohord Tes,on Co May lat 70 20, Ion ~ % passed
Of se.m.bp MSiaSss Lssegsns oresn, Apr IS and
Steamer Dudley Buck lU : trsnsPoIil Hsrdnz Eswesrn
ApTli s VA n ,a'. ,a I n : os,r,.rmas,sr
Steamer Ellrn 3 Terry a. s. Fsnsporl Chaplin Eewbern
via Haiieras Inlet 20 nst and FoTe" Monroe "a hours to
steamer &, Northern Light M 8 transport. Terry, Fortress
Monroe q hours, to T. osaIirrma,tsT,a H.. ..,,.
T BaIt Per ID Mar iBr w,vo MontevIdeo 60 days,
hide aud wooto VIM. ng.. april 90, lat g. Ion. IS.
boarded by o. s. ggnboai Monticello
BARK Avon (Br LocshAr Cardiff 60 days, With coal to
Ban wsa,troom GHoll vsn DUN. Newcastle 50 days,
coal TO Punoh Meincko K Wend- Experienced heavy w.
' YAK %' aaaa ny l Brett, Staples No~oe.n. Is days.
ballast TO Brett, Son Co.
Bs,4 M.Ty 2 Rich cl'pp z'1' II days '"'" to H. D.
BARK ElyIrs Irsm) Gsrde', AlsOa Bay 81 days wool to
Barb Hsnsa (irem) Bu.tner St Jaso de Cubs IS days
suger 20 j. NJ. L. de- EscoIi Hs-
Bark Philea (o PorAndJ Davis sagua 10 Grande 10 days.
sugar to Miller HousLon. Sailed In CO. with bark Ada
Cslier for NewYork. nj
plant Co. Passed AlJirr Jan. 81 Sspe Of Good hope
March O. and crossed the Equator April ~
Bark Qua rus kkiund Legion 20 days. passed oiorasf
Brig Isioch NJ (Anst PcOreh, Antwerp - days md,s to
VIM. r. Schpidts Son Go.
Ing Velocity Brl Darrell Havans II days sugar Oar
rel 20.
Brg Judge Hathaway, Roger. Beaufort days. timber to
Bixby Co. . -,
big Rival Appogate. Cenfueeos ID days. susaf 70 VIM
w. Wakema1.
Brig Whitiaker, Wsss Addison.
Schr Delphi -, Providence.
schr. Superior, Robinson Providence
Schr Maria Whitney, Hall. Hocklsnd
Schr. Lizzie GUptin GGptil. Providence.
Sehr Sylvia, Rinsgold, Addison.
Schr May Elizabeth Chase, Providence.
Schr Josiah AchOrn HATCH kocAland
Schr Charter Oak Trundy. Newport
scar Joseph Y. Cate. Endicott, New Haven
Sehr Adsline, - Belfast
schr Palmetto State, Nickeou BarAeoa days Iuit 10
master i. -.
Schr Princess. Lowell Boston md,e. W b. w. Lswi. &c
bchl klIsluiA EeAT-.- kas.'"
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CHaxBKRs-MAr l-BefOrs Justice
FOSTER
DECISIONS.
Joseph VI. Dutton agt. j. Pecarl. Motion
dismissed With Q 10 costs.
Jane. j. o. Meloy Agt Sarah z. o. melley.-Aimony Of
10 weekly allowed. ana counsel foe Of 800.
Peter v Hustled sg Amelia a. Hustsd-Repot confirmed
and judgment Of divorce 4ned custody Of the child award
cd 70 plaintiff.
Chslles Lefebvre .s. Jsne,ts NJ. Lefebve-Referenee
ordered to take proof, &c.
Julis Redel agt. Edward Redel.-ssrne decision
Before Justice BARNARD.
Mriposs Company sgL Cornelius X Garnson'-order
Anne T. Cairns azt Freeman Campbell dc-Motion for a
and change denied. II tue purchaser docs not
complete within 70 days, leave given TO renew.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY s. 1864
schr. Boundary Johnson. Mschi,, lumber to Thomas NJ

schr. Boundary, johnson, Mschi,s lumber to Thomas
Mayhem.
schr Fannie BOsrdman Orccy Baacos Aph q. fruit to
J. 4 T. Pearsall
schI c. a. Crooi. Evershan, Georgetown.
Schr. ID. w. Vaughan Oxford. Georgetown
Schr. Herschell, Birdsall Georgetown
Schr. John Warren Lyman. GEORGETOWN.
Schr. Buens Vista. Roley. Georgtown.
Schr. NJ. A. Anderson. Weaver Virginia
Schr. u. C. Foster Townsend Virginia
Schr. r. Cannon, Ross Virginia
schr. J. c. Roker. Jones Beaufort
Schr. Hannah Martin, Oldridge Baltimore.
schr Palmetto State Nckenon, Barscos days ffus TO
Willard Rowe
schr joephine smsll1Br, Small, Csrthagens 10 days
coffee to Mclean 4 Lintz.
BELOW-A brig and bark unknown
WIND-Sunset N. w.
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs-MAr A-BsfOrc Justice
FosTER


Fos1ER
ORDER OF ARREST AGAINST THB SURROGATE.
william Fullerton agt. Gideon J. Tucker.
Soon after the decision Of the Justice of tho
Superior Court on tho wr! Of habess corpus was pro
mulgaied, an application was made in the sction
above entitled wherein Mr.. Fullerton sues the Surro'
gate for false imprisonment claiming that he was
arrested by the defendant without reasonable or proba-
bio cause An undertaking in $500 was fled with Jno
$ Lawrsnco Of No CO Irving place and Charles Dono-
hue Of No Ii West Thirty eighth street as suIetes for
Mr. Fullerton. and upon lhis Undertaking and accom-
pAnying affidavit an order OF arrest was made by
Judge Foster directed to tho Sheriff holding the de-
PENDANT 10 bail in SJO0.
TIE FULLERTON CONTEMPT AND HABEAs CORPUS
CEBTIoRARI ALLOWED.
Before Justice BARNARD.
The People rel. William Fullerton agt James Lynch,
Sheriff.
An application was made to the Court in the
above matter on the petition Of the Surrogate for
writ Of ceorar to this Court Of the proceedings taken
before Mr. Justice Garvn Of the Superior Court result
ing in the discharge Of Mr. Fullerton on habeaz corpus
The application was granted.
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Albany, April q, 1864.


L'OR SALE-PEARL MILLS, MAUMEE
l. CITY, Oho-These well Known and Justly celebrated
Mills located the Erie and Wabash Canal and near the
Station Of tho Wabash Valley Railroad consisting OF FIGURING
Mil with four Of Burs and all tho late improvements,
and capacity for manufacturing 80 to 200 bb -four day.
and israe custom work, for which there il separate
machinery good Saw Mil and Lah Ml abundance OF
water 6 feet TALL possessing the advantage Of the first lease
from the State of Ohio this place. Also two Frame Stores
two Frame Houses Cooper shop Barrel House. Stables
W sgon Sheds, with ten Lots OF Land
We would call attention Of capitalists to these Mills having
spendd walor power and cheay controlled with the rst
rist 10 use the same from the State. These Mills located
in one OF finest whesgrowng counties OF the valley Of
the Maum.e with the advantage Of obtaining grain BY canal
from tho Wabash Valley and boating the directly 10 the
Mil there elevated saving ali expense in handling Tho
facility Of stocking the Saw Mills with tho hnes OAK bacs
walnut and willie wood from tie banks OF the Maumee and
is tributaries and the Wabash Valley va canal. with unsT
passed facilities OF shipping Flour and Lnnoe by canal OF
feed and ofa at good price showing conclusyey that Is
property Tor Investment use IL Is rarely equalsd
GEO. Il. POMEROi, Toledo, OHIO.
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Malta CIose af the POst-Offce.

Rrcnsn. VIA Southampton saturday, My L.. lot a.
For Ireland by steamer Ednburs via OuscnstowD
Saturday Nav i0i a.
For Furope nv Damascus, Friday. Msy g.. II p IN
For New Orleans by steamers George Cromwell,
and Columbia, Saturday. May f.............: l. p NJ
70: California Oregon. Washington Territory and
the Sandwich Islands, daily tsundays except .
ed1 m. and n p. M
yoTtb.albany Buffalo aud Canaosss .. N. and 4 p.
Eor,h and West Way NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. y.
Western Mail vi, Erie Railroad ....5 and ~
Southern and south. Western Mails Il "a and III p.
Fss,ern Mail m, aud a p.
Newport aud Fall p m
The Long ard haiI closes aud p.
SUNDAY Nss-On Sunday al mails close ID
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aDOkeu,

March 20 lat 20 10 g. lon 542 w, French bark Hodlp,
from Penang for bordeaux
April g. lat % 81 Ion 20 90 W.. Brsn BARR Franklin Goth
lat - 10 lon. 10 l6 brig African bound ).
April lat Is S. Ion. "a 49, ship Samuel c. Grant from
San Francisco for Liverpool
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COURT CALFyDAR-THn DAY.

F
SUPREME CoURT-G EsERAL TERi-NOn-enumer-
sted motions. ncing at No. 49, $3.50
SUPREME CoURT--C IRCUIT.-Part Mos. l2ll,
l2l3 BIS COS 55 1853 1919 1859 1871, 81 1891 1871
nos 1885 1917, 1881 1888 1866 1908 Part lNos a. ll!I
Ga 5l 1876 lar a. 95 1885, lyfO 645 80, "a "a, l@'O
$50 1900 1913 1880, 1872.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERM.-Adjourned to
Monday next, May o.
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Chances for Business MerI.

DOCK STORE for SALE to Cash Customer,
ID situated on the aide Of NewYork City leading
thoroughfare and doing good business Has been e
tabhed "a years Stock In good condition, and consisting Ell
Books Music Stationery snd Fancy Articles Price Sf0Oo
Rent low, dwelling attached and unexpired Lease OF
three years Satisfactory for selling Address b. A.
BoxN No 2 2O6 New York Post Office.
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Memoranda.

TRIAL TRfPThe steamer Carolins len the Desmae
Iron Works on Saturday, trial trip down the bay and
returned in the evening She is about SO burden
sharp model and built for Messrs Murray Nephew
this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YORK.
Cleared.

Bari. 2. Ward Tibbil,. Hsysn. J. y. Ward co.
prgs-Crmea DBL lichbom. Cardenss, Wash Carver
John stevens Classon Cow Bay, ~ D., c. r.. Peters
Victoria (Br) Dawson. ~. John. z. r. J. B. Whitney
Cornish Lsss Thomas ENGLAND o. y. Buleyi j. bradshaw,
Fish, baltimore b. h. SuIall a Co.
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Sailed.

MAY 3-Steamer-New Jersey
shiP-Aubian Marbelc NJ. Wattebohm. Confidence.
Bsrks-Augustus, American Eagle.
Bhgs6ssutisso, Alpine WIN. Henry, Hope Robert Movie,
West Pride Of The Sea.
SchooIers-Elza Jane Oriental A. j. DeRosseu e. Water
man, A. Ieaton, Mary Jane.
MAI A-SteamsLip Australasan.
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ORyrRAL TERx-MAr 4-Befors LEONARD, P. j.. BARNARD
and CLEHKB, j. J.
APPOINTMENT OF EXAMIEERs.

The Court to-day appointed the following gentle
men Committee for tho examination Of candidates for az
mission to practice attorneys and councillors OF ths Court
viz: Richard U Oorman A. Oakey Hal, NekOn Smith.
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Bui!0inn nldteria!s.

nRAIN TILE, Chimney Tops, Garden Vases,
~ Green House Malt Kiln. and Flooring Tiles, Fire ard
Bath Bricks Sewer md water Pines Plumbers Materials
&c. r. H. QUINN Long Island Pottery Depot E7s fearls
MARBLE MANTLES.-The best place in
WI IN. city purchase cheap and well finished Manies j.
ala KLABERS M.tle Mandatory, No. lOs Eas1 10Th ST.
near 3lAv Now-York. Cut this out
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VA PORrATIOS COMPANY, for BOSTON via Gro
TON, NFW-LONDON, SrONiNGTON. PROVIDENCE,
NEWPORT TAUNTON. and NEW BE- RORD.-I he spien.
did St, aIneIs COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
viii ye y. A2, Ns.lh Rves, foot Of o0aFtisnd'- ST.
dally leTcepl Sunday, az D -
Freight taken low oy any other line. Office Of Com
pany No. lis West-st., corner VI Courtlnnlt-st.
Nsy.Y ork Nov 2 l6i3 w NJ EDWARDS Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

MINIATURE AisArAc
spp-pI,e. ass Sets........ 6s9 Mooi-Sets.,,.- -
aeH wAIkR THis oAt.
sandy Hook. 1923 Gov lslaId.. 1904 Hen Oa'e'' bf'
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Boston Cattle Market.

AT CAMBRIDGE AND DRIGH1os.
Reported for tbs TgigUNK for the vek eHdHg UedHe'day
May 4. 1864.
The following Ia tbs OF stock reported at market
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NON ESS II A i l.,
" Albany NY

The FURNITURE LEASE, &c, Of this wel-known and
opuar Hotel will be disposed OF very favorable terms II
early application made the proprietor eoniepAtes form
ing other business connections.
Application may be made BY letter. to the undersigned, ct
Congress Hall. Albany. -
Aprl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

DARTNER WANTED-A Young Man with
$4,000 cash capital TO purchase oncfouuh interest In
WINDOW-GLASs MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
MENT Two Furnaces IL operation Works hAys been es
bhed over 80 years Resson for advotans The present
proprietor having extended his business wants young and
energetic take chsrg. of the works FOR further par
hcusrs call upon A. w. MORGAN Co., No. ~ CDhst'
Newfork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

STEAMER for SALE-The new light-draught
~ stern wheel steamer WAWESOCk. Length, ITO ret;
~ beam feet 20 in. hold engines IA IN cylinder
81 feet stroke ordinary drsl Of ~aer, ~ in Apply TO
C. W. COPELAND, No. ~ Broadway N I.
VO CAPITALISTS ANY person having from
Il $4,000 to S250O to INVEST 10 OF the most Hour
shng aud money making businesses Of the day may md an
opportunity by addressing j. d. p No ss BROADWAY stat
INK where and when an interview may be had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

l,TEAM 10 LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW
y Tbe tine f,.t..alirg A Clyde buih steamship ST.
pEpkGt, q np Aid, nteadoa 10 sail for Liverpool
SATURDAY ith inst, fIom Pisr Ne q North iliyer 49,
pPFv n OIL scott Is intended 10 saii lor Glasgow on
WFDS EsDAY nert, llth inst. Com Pier No ~ North
River -. ,
~ Al, comfort and safety 81 passengers. Rates Of passage,
nrudug su hundant supply Of wellcooked proyisions
Fir. Cabin 80: intermediate, $50; Steesge % payable
Ia currency. Apply 70 $50. ,>,,,,.,
no. Bowling Green
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bssees-F quality Sl2 00D&l2 ~ FER 100 n on the total
Second do. II O00 ii rs weight Of hide. tslo~,
Third do..... 10 600 II w aud dressed beef
Ia. and Pre-. IS O00 49,
Working oEea- O9a era. nssriv according 10 ts~'r
value a. kssi
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Wsooins CARDS. Sc
Bank Statements.

Importers and Traders Bnnk.-sstoment OF Tho
INPOiIFHs AND TRADERS BANK required b, Chapie 20
-, of s Or ssns SATURDAY. 3oh day o. April Is,
av-,.rs .mooui Losss snd Dis cunts 25S OF
hp~is
A,.s.sr snount OF Crculation '-' 90
CtT,nJ Coubtv u New Yort James Boil, Csther Of the
,sr Traders Bant duly deos and that e
,h,, ..eeai 10 tbs beat VI kaorcls- an eue
JAMES BUELL. Csahisr
Sworn beaDr. . ths 81 day Of Nay. NJ
Hssn Golssrrs. Notary Pntne.
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WILLIAMS & GUION No. II Wallet

C,TEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- H., a, On..p.toNn (Cork Harborl--1he welkno~n
eaners II Tie Liverpool sYork and Philadelphia Sten'
clip COMPANY are intended 10 sail As ioAow'' =,
EDINBURGH. 10y
CITY OF SATURDAY Nay IL
CITY OP MANCHESTER....... saturday hsy u
North River
RATS PASSAGE.
PAYABLE IA cold or lie aluls ilaut Ia car ency
FIRST CABlN.......SSn OvlSIEthADr' .'...''''Sp W
First Cabin % London. ~ gsireIssr 20 bonioh' ~ W
f.s Cabin 10 firis... " ,NreiA5c 70 49, y.
Fir ahn 70 Hamburg 90 1l5iecrige 70 Hamburg y O0
PASSENGER also forwarded to tia're Bremen. Rotterdam
Antwerp Sc at equally low rates -
PIE. from LIVERPOOL Queenstown lst CABIN F1o, S8S,
stos St,rr,.r AS Itose who wish to tend ior .AeiE
f.epJs Eau b,,y tickets here at these race.
tor lr.le Information, apPly al the Company, ehice.
TOflE a. DALE, 4 scnt No. - Broadway, Y. v
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = SUMNER

IL ARRANGE IENT.-lesyes NesgYogk yanies-slip and
3rls East Ryer for Greorport Sag Harboy Hsnptons Sc
st m. aud g. 20 p For Ryerheld laphAnk, and Lake
land at and $3.50 tor isiIp Babylon snd rarna-
imcdale al j. II. and $50 and 3.20 p For syosset,
e;s0 ana 4:s0 tStases connect for Cold spring
Oyster Bay and Huniington For Hampstead Jenaca and
Waneid o., and 1890 aud $780, $50 and $50
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves JthsL, EssA
River at $3.50 for Rvcrheld stopping at q. stations,
cept Hep aud syosset ck 70. this aia
at reduced rates. A. REASONER, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

4 IL who want capable Cooks, Chamber
maids, W,ii-.. LsuHar's.e., Seem,'resse', Nures'
Housewokers small Girl. Girls lately landed lmIne
d'.tey suited At the large EMPLOYMENT HOUSE, No. 10
llth-.l cnrler ltA-Av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-05

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For Ale.
4 BANY and TROY CONNECTING with TRAIfto
NOkTH end WEST. Trains leave:
From Chanbers-st. From Dthst
Express aud 10 m and 722 1921 a. w., and 81 nd
): Is aud p. m. t5.ti p. II.
Trcy and Albany with sleep ll:2pm
ing-car), l0.4Gp NJ
Poughkeepsie 1ran, and ii S:g2 and ll;1a m and IL
a. and p ?. m
Peekskil Train p. IN. f:k2 2. IN
sing sing Train, 5.30 Ssh
Tarytosn Tain $3.50 p. m. 3;.2 p m.
On Sundays at 5;22 p. n. from JJ,h street 49, 80
Tickets may procured any Of the Offices OF Wecotfe
Express New York and Brooklyn aud baggage checked
the house to point. the road and Saratoga Springs
EOR NEW-HANEN, HARTFORD and
l. SPRTNGFIELD-Steamers Rave Pack-sip at 3:i5 p n
Trains 20 north aud from NewHsyen at III p m
MORT LlSE-Steamers leave at ii arriving New
Haven in time for oil early morning tuins
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Uanis.

4 LADY from Europe wishes to TEACH the
N French and German Languages and Driving IN Schools.
or Families orN VISITING COyERSESS IN OF around the
city. The best Of references. Address NJ 3. box No ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-18

A HEAVY WAGER.-The San Francisco
Alta California gives the following account
of strangely constituted wager. About
ten months since, two gentlemen of that
city agreed to the following conditions:
If the Federal forces did not capture
Richmond within thirty days from that
date, he was to give his opponent single
sound eatable apple; if Richmond held out
sixty days he was to give him two apples,
and so on, doubling the number for each
month until Richmond was taken--to the
end of time if that event did not occur be-
fore. Nine months have passed since the
first apple was handed over, and the list of
apples delivered at the end of the success
sive months is as follows: !, 3, A, 8, 16, 80,
good joke, and the loser has paid forfeits
regularly with a good grace, but yesterday
he ruined $40 piece to meet the demand
(apples are 15 to 20 cents per pound, and 1t
took fifty pound boX.) Should Richmond
be taken within the present month, he
would get back all the apples he has lost
and one more, which, as the price will then
be at tile very highest notch, would make
him more than even; but, should it hold out
year longer, and he continue to pay his
losses, his last payment would cost him
$40,960, and he would be $4,000 out; In
three months more, he would be out $685.
$40; and, should the war last from this date
as much longer as it has already lasted
since its commencementn no nation on earth
could begin to meet the terms of the wager,
even allowing it to be, reduced to q cash
basis, and the payments to be made In
greenbacks. Rt i29aaA sa ttntuH q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-18
The Speech of n Fanatic.

The following is report of the speech
of Gen. OGLEsBY, the Abolition candidate
for Governor in Illinois:
Major General Oglesby, the lion of the
evening, came forward and was well re-
ceived. He began his harangue in his
usual style, which was continued for about
an hour. He was sorry to see men despon-
dent over the ''little squirt" of sad news,
from Washington. Should Washington be
captured, and the whole District of Colum-
bia laid in ashes and its people annihilated,
he would not quail, no, not him. "Great
God Almighty" to him it would be ''the
hour of jubilee" He could not be fright
ened, and was not afraid. If" said he, my
loyalty ever gives out, may God Almighty
strike me dead.' There was no cause of
alarm. Grant had. ''the rebels entirely at
his mercy" He continued-Nobody is
! hurt. Why are you sad like an old sow with
| the hog cholera? We are more than match
for the long-legged, yaller-haired and tai
low-headed rebels. The whole world can
not whipus I'll bet one thousand dollars
to ce1t that could lead you to whip the
Internal hounds. | don't want any comprO-
mise; compromise! the devil that amt my
style. have faith in Father Abraham
the father of the faithful. He is my man.
He has done all he could do to save us from
the hellish degradation we are now in, aud
you are all hell-bent on voting for him.
After this burst of eloquence, the speaker
was obliged to borrow a handkerchief to
wipe the perspiration from his face. "Not-
withstanding," said he, ''all that has been
done there is somebody opposed to us-yes,
as sure as there is God in Heaven, some
body is opposed to us, and to them say,
dare you; yes, damn you, | dare you to say
what you are afraid of" This elegant
language was continued for some time to
the infinite disgust of all respectable citi-
ZenS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-07-18
MAHONE'S CAPTURES.

The battle flags recently captured by
General BIahone-ten in number-were
yesterday sent to the War Office in Rich
mond. BY the by, this division of Ander-
sons, commanded by Malone, has captured
since the campaign began thirty-six hun
dred prisoners, fifteen colors, eleven pieces
of artillery and nearly three thousand stand
of small arms, besides putting out of the
way immense numbers of filthy, lousy,
greasy Yankees.