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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival of the Noya-Scotian, which left
Liverpool on the 9th at noon We have one day later
news from Europe.
At the last meeting of the London Conference,
on the 25b Of June the representatives Of the German
Powers read declaration in which they threw upon
Denmark the whole responsibility FOR tie failure Of the
Conference A letter from the Emperor OF Russia an
nounced that he had ceded Bis claims TO Holscn to the
Grand Duke of Oldenburg. This involves aTepudaton
on the part of Russia of the treaty Of lS52 vote Of
thanks to Earl Russell the President Of The Conference
was unanimously passed. Earl Russell expressed a
hope that at oil events the Independence OF the Danish
monarchy would be respected. Marshal Wrargel has
been ordered by his Government 10 reconmence hos.i
ties on june -, aud an immediate attack upon Alsen
was expected Prussia, in conjunction with Austria
will propose TO the Federal Diet TO declare war against
Denmark.
The Tories of England are preparing great
onslaught on the Ministry. TIE 7rHs declares in favor
Of nOn-inteTference.
Capt Wnslow, of the Kearsarge, has written
letter 10 The Daily Nevs in which DO states that he
did send any challenge but Semmes sent request
to Winslow not 20 leave he would fight the Kear-
sarge in day or two Five days, however elapsed be-
fore his preparations were completed. Capt Winslow
gives some more interesting details Of the fight 1t ID
said that two Confederate cruisers are off Cherbourg
watching for the Kearsarge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

The Daily NerS implOrcs the &" Peace Abol!-
tionists" to desist from sustaining the Wer for
the Union, and trust to enlightenment and dis
cusson for the overthrow of Slavery, in this
seductive vein:
I've ask no man to renounce his social code until he
appreciate its error; but we Do nag tho shccr,
lphillntiopis to consider whether God ordains thaI
s0cill theories shall BE- enforced, among CivlZed hcn,
~ the bayOnrts point and at the sacrifice 81 e ana
welfare that we have endured How much greater
viii be tie glory Of the Abolonlst IL after ages sha
tell that be combated With the weapons OF God
gyel thought His is triumph to be achieved ny tne
power of mind over mind or II y not achieved al al.
The scourge may enforce obedience 70 doctrine uul
not conviction uf its truth. The Legitimate path o! the
social refOrmrr is through the domain OF Teice Our
boosted enlightenment Is worthless If II cannot dlsarm
enron and reveal tie truth without dealing death blows
in lieu Of argument"
Has Tie Neirs ever heard what was done to
the household effects of Lewis Tappan and DR..
s. II. Cox by the Democrats OF our city Tor
" combating error with the weapons of God
given thought ?" Does it remember the earthly
end Of Elijah p. Lovcjoy accused Of no crime
but that of printing an Anti-S!aycry reli-
gious newspaper in Free State' Does it know
how one of our earliest Anti-Slavery State gath
erings was suppressed in Gov Seymour own
Utica And how President Jackson and Gov.
Marcy recommended that Abolition teachings
should be suppressed and punished by law
And how meeting after meeting and Journal ~
ter journal (some OF them called religious)
throughout the Slave States, declared that ANY
Aboilionist who dared open his head against
Slavery in those States should encounter certain
and sudden death And how Senator II. ;.
Foote wanted John y. Hale in Mississippi, so
that he could hang him with grapevine halter'
And how, when Gin Dee, 1862 Gov. Seward
wanted a free discussion of all matters III differ
ence between the North and South, Ciingman
Of n, C.. responded that they were hanging
frcctdebatcrs' down his way Oyouth.ul and
ycrdat Mars where have you slept these last
thirty vpa~4
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TIE Daily Ncir. njoiceS the hearts Of is Con
folerates by announcing that Gov. Seymour Is
about to inauguraie that conflict between the
National and State authorities for which il has
so long painted. II says:
THE CONTEST BErwEYS TIr PRFSDFET AND Gov
SEYMOUR.-Erum Albany we nave the statement That
Gov Seymour insist, tie enforce lcnt OF the laws
irrespective 81 the alleged order Of the President 20
Gen Dix resist The process ~ the Courts be COY
ernor has ordered the militia force OF The state 20 DC Ia
creased to Is 900 men by dram purutn 20 law 'Of tho
organization ~ The National Guard and c ,sc92e 81 ne
SIfs from rfrH romnO'i0r riN dep~ld rpDH rae course
haf rlH be- a1opea by me Fs5eroi AdmiHi''rdf'oH."
Thu, 18th inst ID the first anniversary OF
the Cofperhcad Instruction in orr City last
year, which, before it was suppressed sue
cceded in 5addling us with $1,000, 600 OF dam
ayes for property burned or otherwise de-
stroyod, robbed a good many defensecss citi-
zans. and beat, tortured, MANNED and murdered
some scores Of unohending negroes, by setting
upon them singly, two or three hundred to one.
II is quite time that the eminent friend Of these
rioters should get up another diversion in favor
Of JEFF. Davis a Co.. and manage it better than
the last was engineered With 5000 drafted
Militia as a nucleus, and staff of officers ike
the Br.gadier who publicly censurcd Pemberton
for surrcndcring YiCksburg sooner than be
need, the Governor can decidedly improve on
The somewha, desultory demonstrations of An
drews, Whittier & Co. last July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

A VOICE From TBxAs.-F. w. Sumner, esq,
Of Texas delivered u very interesting and thrilling ac-
count Of bis experiences Of Southern BarblTes toa
crowded audience in Washington Hail. in the Sixteenth
Ward on Thursday evening the 9TH inst. Mr.. Sumner
described the inhumanitieS praciced upon the Loyal
people OF Texas being Of the most brutal Kind. and
apparently the work OF demons No Copperheat desired
peace more than did the loyal people bus they wanted
no peace til every Rebel yanqnished and made 20
seek forgiveness in Abrahams BOSOM The Chairman
then introduced the Rev Mr. Fletcher Of the Christian
Commission who entertained the audience with very
patriotic speech which also was received with much
applause Mr.. II. G. Parke presided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
BAD STREETS AND FAST DRIvrsa.-Brosd-

way and other streets in this city were in bad conli
ton yesterday owing to the recent rain which changed
the dust into ire making it dangerous for pedestrians
10 run gauntlet of the omnibuses hacks butchers
carts and expresswAsons generally driven at rate Of
speed allowed by law. shower Of rain covers tho
streets with coating Of dirt, greasy as lard. and
were it not FOR the yiglant and polite police officers on
Broadway. it would not be safe for lady 70 venture
across the street. Our modern Jehus not satisfied with
beipattcrins mud upon those whom they pass on foot
seem determined TO run oil who prefer walking ~
riding in their conYeyances. The more frequent
forcement OF the law against fast driving would prevent
q vast amount OF casualties that happen in this
community
II the propretors OF public conycyances in this city
have any regard for the welfare OF their elowcitIons
they Will warn the in thoy service OF the
quences OF keeksss driving. and dismiss them RON
their employment If they repeat thor violations OF thu
municipal laws in relation to fast driving. Dojgng
carts and carriages is fine art that few have time 10
practice. and one that ladies have not taste for.
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Naval.
TIE LAUNCH TO-DAY.

This forenoon the US. iron steamer MohongC
will be launched from the ship yard Of the Messrs.
Secor at Jersey City. She built like the Tecninseh
Manhattan. and Mahopac under the super!ntendencc
Of George BTkbeok. The Mohongo Is nearly 1000
tuns borden
THE NAVY AND CAPT. wINSLow.
On no other occasion have the sentiments OF
our naval officers been so unanimous "a in the desire for
Capt Wnslow's promotion They feel that his exploit
as regular. more than atones for the mistake or
neglect OF Commodore Preble and hope shat tho Gov.
ernment will think 50 too. captain" Thornton Ia al
ready spoken OF tina future tito OF the gallant com
mander Of that name.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
MORE COOP THINGS PoR THE ARMY. The

MORE GOOD THINGS PoR THE ARMY-The
Sanitary Commission keep Up their work with the az
siduty which has characterized their operations from
their organization. Their agents are interchangeable In
forwarding those supplies OF vegetables and de.icaces
which are so much needed TO recruit the health OF the
sick and preserve the health Of the well soldier Yes
terday two shpoads Of their supplies we're sent from
Baltimore and Philadelphia respectively, and this mora
ing the steamer Commander viii leave this port Tor
City Point with assorted cargo for the army, mais
up follows l4OJ barrels potatoes lC0 barrels onions
81 barrels sauerraut - barrels beets 300 dozen cans
tomatoes loo dozen condensed milk. The wei
soldiers have their share Of these supplies well the
sick
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

There is nothing left of the raid-no Rebels
in MARYLAND east OF Frederick, and none any
where numerous enough to deserve attention.
Gen. Wallace is clearing out the State, and the
only question now is whether the enemy can
escape pursuit.
How does this compare with Lcos efforts to
take Washington after the Pcninsular campaign
in 1862 and after Charlottesville in 1868
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

County for Governor. aud John Owen Wayne County
for State Treasurer
Philip Brady was yesterday committed for
shooting Bernard McGaaney in the LIQUOR store Of
John Lo6roIn corner OF Eighteenth stree; and Ave
nue. \.
The Government was q seller OF Ster.ng Bills o,
2o0 which the top OF The market Cold sold during the
morning NJ e7Gg and as low As eG9 closing lG5 A. the Stok
Ezchauso thc5e transactions uovTnmeui bonds
were an lower Registered o. 81 l0s Coupon 6s 49, 1884
l0s7 REGISTERED 52Os 1888 al0 Coupon 5lcs 1855 @Oi
April 73Os IO5 August 1854 20 Certificates 92 aso Stocks
close lower with scarcely exception Under the pressure
for money United States securities cad worthless aaces have
been pressed yielding maTae Coz cash. Railway mort
ase. steady. Few bank stocks offered Tie demand 70
money continues and cal nothing i don; under l. cent
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Terms OF Tie Wribuac.
nAILN rnIMffNlr-
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TH1r WAR.

The President, in accordance with the JOINT
resolution Of Congress, las issued proclamation ap
pointing the first Thursday Of August next as day o.
humiliation and prayer for the people of the United
States recommending them TO confess and repent OF
their manifold SINS aud imporc the compassion and
forgiveness Of the Almighty aid to pray that II con
sistent with His viii tie existing Rebellion may 10
speedily suppressed and The 81, :cwacy of tho Consu
Aon and laws Of TIE Unit d States be established
throughout the States that tie Rebels may lay down
their arms and speedily return to their allegiance; ihat
they may not be utterly destroyed that the eusou Of
blood may be stayed and that amy and fraternity may
be restored and peace established throughout our Dor
ders
We have news from New-OrleanS TO the 2d
inst An arrival direct from Red River gives dates
from Alexandria La. 25th. Gen. Dick Taylor had re
signed the command Of Western Louisiana and len FOR
Richmond believed with tie expectation Of his
signment to the command Of the Southwestern De
pertinent Gen. Walker commands in his stead Nc
Ree Confederate Cotton Agent has been arrested Tor
approprati1g the proceeds of sales Of Confederate
cotton and lies in Jail at Alexandra An arrival from
Alexandra represents the Rebels greatly alarmed be-
Ieving another expedition fitting cut FOX Red River
The Rebels are oonserpting all males from Ito 20.
The British prize steamship Rouen, j. c.
Murphy, Actng-Mastcr commanding, arrived at this
port last night in IS hours from Beaufort n. {. She
was captured on the Cd inst in Lat - 50 Long. - 80
by the u s. steam gunboot Keystone State was from
Bermuda bound 20 Wilmington, =. c. with cargo @!
b!anketi &c The officers in command Of the prize are
Acting. Master J. c. MURPHY Executive Officer Theo.
T. Do Lance; 80 Asst-Engincer, in charge, Gas \.
Blake
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

MUsTCAL.-The English opera is now at the
Olympic Theater performing Mariana See advertise
ment
Let me die with my fece 70 the foe The Last
words OF Gen J. c. Rice-poetry and music BY Jas z
Clark Horace Waters. Publisher. We do not pro
tend 10 crcisc sheet music OF any music OF the stage
or out OF the concer! room. II would consume To
much space iDr our means-partculary as what comes
forth as or yna IS not the product Of science and art
with rare exceptions We merely notice this % Oay It
is carefully written and ought TO be effective The
chord OF the 6 would be great Improvement in bars
and 10 Of the vocal part. See the classics on similar
points.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

DANGEROUSLY SEor.-Late on wednesday
NJ ht Philip Brady and Bernard McGaffney quarreed
In the liquor store of John Loorom corner o; Eish
tecnth strcet and Avenue A. During the alteration
Brady shot McGafney in the left ann. inaictiag Sc
we're wound. Brady lied after the shooting but wa
Yesterday arrested and committed by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

the consequences. 1t has an indcieasblc claim
on Il. W. that he make this assertion good.
Knowing certainly that no such "draits" were
ever received, we are confident that no "gcn-
tleman high in position ever Uniformed" T. W.
of the calumny he utters. VIII Tie Journal
bring that favored contributor TO book, and
make him verify his libel
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The pnnrnntine.
Albany. Frllay. Jun

ALBANY. Friday June 2. l31t
At n meeting Of the Commissioners OF the
LandOnce to-day tn following resolution was adopted;
Res0ircd Tst The former quarantine banks. heretofore
known thr Marine -vi1 te eastern shore 81 Staten
lrd excepting parcel reserved by tie net Of The Logic
Hturc 1885, b. oTe ~ og sslc Il tie minimum price o.
$50 No. tha, ball o.. the puTr bake money may remain
N r pei cent interest aud l SAID lands be- adgc
sed sealed proposals received by the Controller Tor The
OF the . The ab0yruaUrd price, upward. unl
the 10Th Of September the Commissioner u the Land Once
rrs the right % reject any BID not deemed tor The Ia
a.. q ~. Il
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Recruiting la ~. Eoui-.

ST. LouIs. Friday. July :, 1864.
A spirited meeting was held last night in the
Court House rotnnda TO devise means 70 raise repre-.
sentative recruits and avert the draft by raising youn
teers III the quota OF St. Louis in advance OF another
call for troops. Central Recruiting Committee was
appointed 10 determine upon plan Of action, and Com
uitlees were also appointed for each ward and town
ship In the county TO raise money and otherwise assist
The Central Committee. Approprl'o speeches weTo
made anl great enthusiasm was manifested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
The AiJony Erening Journal has

The Albany Erening Journal has not yet
favored US with the name Of tho gentleman
high in position" who, I. W. has declared
through its editorial columns " informed" him
that "drahs from T. C. Callicot had come on
to Mr.. II. Greeley" The Journal persists IN
lending its editorial columns 10 T. w. for such
assaults on personal reputation, aud must abide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
From CALIFORNIA;.

SAX FRANCISCO, Wednesday. July G. leGi.
The Nevada Constitutional Convention has
adopted tho name OF Nevada Tor the new State. The
BIZ OF Rights adopted declares the paramount ale
glance of every citizen due to the United States Gov
ernmont The Constitution which was rejected by the
people last year has been adopted the basis Of new
one IL il believed majority OF the people ON TIE Ter
ritory nre In fiiyor Of State Government.
Mining stocks are still stiening. Gould Curry
quoted 81 $50,
Arrived ship Vistula. NewYork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

The OCEAN QUEEN ROBBgRY.-Lawrence
Moran, the Irish laborer who. wednesday, stole
trunk containing $4,000 in gold and Government
bonds, the properly of Mr.. James w. Gleason, Clerk
Of Virginia CITY CAL from the steamer Ocean Queen.
was committed by Justice Hogan this morning. On
the recovery Of tho trunk found that the contents
were undisturbed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

A SERIOUS AFPRAY. - Two men, named
Dominick Connolly and Michael Heeny. were arrested
yesterday by the Forty fifth precinct police for having
With Others engaged IN 4 bloody ARRAY From tbs
statements made by the injured parties It appears taat
on Thursday evening Doninick Connolly. Michael
Heeny snd his wife. Michael Adams. and Ihonas Glib
bOns entered tenement house North Eighth street.
near First and proceeding "a the rooms occupied by
VIM Counoily and family. bruialy beat his wife on
count Of some family difficulty. young mdn named
Ilonas Mcdonald being present, iDtsrfered. when
they turned upon and beat him in shocking manner.
AID then left Yesterday m0raing the parties returned
aud attacking VIM. Connolly, dragged him into An
..,ey-Bay. where Us he alleges. DOminlck Connolly
knocked him down with a slang-shot and left him Tor
doad. Several persons who fnterfcred were also at
tackled HonoFa Connolly and Margaret Mcdonald
we're severely beaten the latter being badly bruised
her eyes nearly closed up sid the bridge 81 her nose
broken and she 10 considered in . very critical con
dtion. The prisoners were committed for al exami'
matt
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Fire in Chicago,

CHICAGO. Friday. July g. 1904
The fur store of Ignatz Herzog was destroyed
by fire last night The loss is estimated at $4,000 to
$40 OoO. Fully insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

ANOTHER SAD ACCIDRST.-On the morning
OF the Fou tn Of July last Miss Elizabeth Pookham ot
this city boarding for the Summer with her mother and
sstt at Yonkers was burned to death by her clothes
taking fire nom fire crackers. She fingered In great
agony until Tuesday morning. She great favor
itp with her companions and thor grief will DO mingled
in heartfelt sympathy with that OF her mother ana
sisters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

THE DRAFT IN THE FIFTH DIsTRIcT.-A
supplementary dran to I'LL deficiency in the yth Con
grcssouA District will take place az Newark on Mon;
day next The deficiency in Jersey City on the 2osn
MAY was E}. since that time II men have boeu OBJ
tanned. leaving deficiency OF B. An effort VIII 10
made DO secure the SIX mon before Monday noon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
Large Fire mt salmon FnIi,, N. H.

DOVER, Friday July :, lsoi.
4 destructive fire is raging in the village of
Salmon Falls four miles from here OF the large fac
tories and several buildings in the vicinity, in
flames The Dover Fire Department and many cit
zena have gone 10 render aid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

The Fifth-Avenue Baptist Church will use the
meeting house !of the Madison Avenue Church while
putting up their new building Dr. Armitsge will
preach 10 morrow Afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

CLAPP.-Hawley d. Clspp, the bounty bro
kcr has been released from Fort Lafayette. He is TO
restore recruits tho bounty money that was withheld
st hls ageaoy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09
michignu @intc Convention.

DETROIT. Thursday July !, l56i
The Republican State Convention to-day
nominated Henry II. Grape 81 GeDesce County for Gov
ernor aud John Oaen Of Wayne County for State
Ircnsurer.
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The Break in the Oswego Canal.

ALBANY Friday, July 8. 1864.
The break of the culvert in the Oswego
Canal, reported Yesterday. has been repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

The BROOKLYN CHURCHES The Second
Presbyterian Church is be closed until 5eptember-
the pastor the Rev Dr. West is spending his vacation
in tue country The pulpit OF the First Presbyterian
Church (Rev DR. Van Dyko) viii DO supplied during
the prcsen. and next month By the Rev. DR.. Piummer
OF Baltimore. The State street Congregations
Church will dispense with Sunday evening seryicos
in July. The Roy DR. Rockwell. OF the Central
Presbyterian Church and the Rev. c. ). Robinson
Of the Henry street Presbyterian Church intend to
leave Boxt week FOR trip ~ Lake Superior. The Rev.
Ar. Lowry OF the Hanson place Baptist Church OK
poets % BE- absent daring August and Sunday evening
services during that month will BIO omitted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

THE PRICE or GAs.-The Brooklyn Gas
Light Company it q understood will shortly advance
the price OF gas from 81 80 10 50 80 per thousand cubic
feet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

The BROOKLYN MTLITIA.-NO orders have
yot been received by the militia TO march for Washing
ton. Definite information Is expected. however "a
soon as Con- Duryea returns from Albany. The Its
serve Corps OF Veterans numbering 72 men, under
command Of Lieut. Dennis c. Moore who have been do
ing Provost Marshal duty in the Illd Congressional
District for the past year. received orders yesterday
10 repair to the front. The Invalid Corps MaddOxs
Office have also been ordered TO the front.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-09

MCCLELLAN PoR PRESIDENTIAL meeting
OF the Kings County Union General Committee held on
Thursday night series Of resolutions adopted
recommending Gen. George b. Mcclellan - the Demo
cratic candidate for the Presidency in 1854 aud also
recommending that Mcclellan clubs be organized
thrOU ghOut the county.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THR SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT IN THE THIRD
CONGRESSIONAL DIsrRIcT.--A supplemental draft 10 Oil
tho deficiency in the quota Of the lild Congressional
District Qro0klyn) took place yesterday at The oiee
o; the Provost Marshal in Washington street oetwcon
johnson and Hilary streets. Very few persons were
present Tho dehoieney.was l2 men. to which 100 per
cent additional added making the total number of
names a. which we're apportioned among the Second
Fourth, Fifth Eleventh. and Twentieth Wards. Tbs
s2lowing are the names drawn In the Wards desiS.
mated:
SECOND WARD.
~ r. Parkinson 100 Prospect Patrick Graham II Front st.
John Hrite, - Front at H. Hellsrman. SIS Jay -.
WIN. Morris. ~ Pearl st. Miohse W bite. ~ Main st.
Dennis o. Conner 80 James st. Martin Riley la Water s.
Patrick Eas.ry - Jay s. u r. bellows % Prospect ,t
j. Dowde s Prospect =. r. c. Dupgnse. 80 Prospsc. 81.
FOURTH WARD,
J Gidsrseeve il9 Concord It g. McCadey, 07 High Al.
L. Langley 30 Wiocghby f. 4. Cleveland ~ johnson st.
FIFTH WARD.
r. s. Boyd II Stanton Il BERNARD Brady p Navys-
ELEVENTH AND TWENTIETH WARDS.
J,s Sutherland 10 Washing II. Werd 2ol Clernont Az
ton sv John Richards. Hamilton e..
/ A. Lewis, 80 Do Kalb near Palk
Jacob H. Aleu, Atlantic av.. VIM. p Humber III Fort
near Carlton Greene place.
Tbs concludes the draft under tho old call. Among
the drawn Is Sergt. Il. S. Boyd Of the Fortydrsl
Precinct Police.