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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains will

J. leave Jsmes.p. New York as follows. 1T, .,.,,,,
400 NJ Oreenport Mail and Passenger Irain stopping
ali WAY Stations and connecting with Glen Head hosyn ana
Hempstead Trains ,. II W. s..,,o.
an m, (reenport Express, connecting with hosyus
Glen Head and Hempsead and stopping all Stations east OF
ein will Leave At D. making all the connections to Farm
and ON which das the Express will not stop between
40 m syos.e Passenger Train and all Way Stations sx-
ceP'Gs u m For North isp Hampstead Glen Head ana
Ro.yn nj. -. u...,,. n ,,,, =, a. ~
a M for Yaphank and all intermediate stations . ,
" " o. CHAkLCk. President.
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a'ir'ad Catastrophe at Havre de
(srnee

T., "e'snt'trains came into collision G miles
e.. e. ron Havre de Grace at 7 ocloct on Tne.dov
iae q. Vue Of The trains was laden with Government
s.s,, "uminston. Del, several Of which were
a.. ''' Tue casualty. and it was reported that
IL ~ were burned or scalded to death. One
h~SO reported killed. A delay of five or six
e0tfed to subsequent passenger trains. bu, No
pace other than as above recounted.
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fAdyertisernent.1

. hS2sEaT SPESCER-His Life, Character and
~ WIN foT;ai aud Biography. HESRr c. CARY-Who
D ~ "aai he has done. with Likeness in AUGUST No.
"S'''SicAL JOURNAL only 20 cents. Nowsnen have it,
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Passenger Station In NewYork corner Twentyseven'h -
and four,hays Entrance oil Twenty seventh"'
TRAINS LEAVE NEWY0Rk; q,
For Nav. Haven 100 8.OO(Ex-) li9 q IN Hi'' tEHS
4 90 lEx \ 345 40 aud 800 (Ex.,) pm. ,.,x ,r
For Brid,epot 100, 400. (Ex,I ll.D m; i'i'' tIhS
800 fErS AS 40 and 100 (tx.,l P M. ,.x
For Milford and stTstori 100 H. 80 a. m 80 ~ p M
For FAIRFIELD Southport and wesPort 'oo' h~ y" ''S"
%g Sdpr SSrwall. TOO AGO. E,) $50 es m laiS tEIS
D y - S.,,.n 100 $50 il.W IN. ;3s5, 40. $50 Pm
- ~ 1r.snwicb 90 80 II 30 q ;3f3 40 SO 6p In.
To- S,.ns,rJ o. SO0 (Ex y $50, ll30 M lllo tELp
80 ~ y IS. 430 $50 $50. 800 lex. p m o,orv
ENt Port Chester aud intermediate stations w. Nv 49,
m al5 40, $50, go, 100 p: M
w. wv CONNECTING TRAINS. ,,n
For Bo,tou via Springfield, 400 a. u. tExl 5U tEAJ~"
Tor Boston, VIA Shore Line, l2l5 Ex.) soop M ,,~
For Hartford aud Springfield, $40 tEx.', = H. 'eA'"">
Ok Il IS, 800 p. m. ~ ~ ,sts, NJ
Ior River Railroad 800a NJ (Ex.) IAi'P' NJ
N Montreal 100 o. IN. to Northampton. a. RI
For Hartford Providence aud Fishkil Rsirosd S'' '
For New Haven New. London and S,oningtoa AAi'
800 a. M. H. Is, 800. 800 p III ,,.,.,
Eor Canal Railroad H. Is O. TO Northampson,
For Iiousatonc Railroad. M and p IN .or-sstar.
train connecting with p. M. viii run 70 psun,.s
dsys 10 Pitsh.ld--other days. New Miiofoo "S
kor N.ngatuck Railroad 800 N, 3W p m n m ~
For Dsnbury and Norwalk Railroad '"' Nv
Pm , -. .,,.,bsd To 400 p. m tram
Commissions s.eepns oA LANES II. HOfT. SUPP
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

ROADS On and after MONDAY, June 5, 1855, trains
f Albany Troy connecting with Northern and Western
trains viii leave NewYork a. follows;
7Oa m Via Hudson River Railroad. Threth at, and
Tenhay connecting with trains for Saratoga and shnsa
IL a. m-va Harlem Railroad Twenty sIths. and Fourth
ave- connecting with for saratoga Sharon Springs &c.
and az Chatham with trains for points Est
2pm-Via Hudson River Railroad, connecting with trains
for Saratoga - =. IT,
with train for Montreal with Sleeping Car attached
4:.Op m-Nia Harlem Railroad, connecting at chatham
with train for Lebanon Springs Sleeping Car attached q
Albany. =, - A.
On m-,is Hudson River Railroad, Sleeping Cars nom
10 buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change
This train Sundays. "a, c,.
1880 D. uI-yia Hudson River Railroad. with Sleeping
attached connecting at Albany and Troy with morning
"a"'''' ' ' vice-President-
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A CHAPTER OF FATALIrIEs.-Samuel Young,

CHAPTER OF FATALITIES. Samuel Young,
brakeman on the Providence and Worcester Railroad
was Killed as his train passed under bridge Mill
vile on Saturday forenoon one Sullivan Just dis.
charged from the Worcester Insane Hospital, fell from
the PIaiorn OF car while going Boston Monday
anu ms body was cut in twain by the wheels Martin
finley al resident OF East Albany committed suicide
on sunday evening by hanging himself with handker
chiei 10 bedpost having become partially insane from
the pain Of a feion on one Of his thumbs.
James Powers, an old offender in New.York
ana aornia has Just been sentenced to Is years in
the Massachusets state Prison. for attempting blow
up safe with gunpowder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
OyVIcK STREET CosnIssosgKl
no. 2J7 Broadway. )
HINO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS in.

TNO CONTRACTORS PROPOSALS in
closed in a sealed envelope, indorscd with the title Of
the work and with OF The bidder written thereon, viii
be received at this office until MONDAY, August H. 1865 at
II O'Clock a IN.
For regulating and grading Eighty sx,hs, from Avenue
to East River. -
For building foundations and erecting the iron railing to
inelo.e parks In Fourhaye between Thirty eighth and For
tlrtl.sts. . .
Blank forms Of proposals. together with the specifications
and be- obained At this oiceDaied Street
Department, New.York. July ", 1865
CHARLES q. CORNELL, Street Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

- Disease. ohe Pelvic vscera under the Of
H. DIXON Editor Of The scalpel str.ctnre. Pes, Narico
cre Hernia and fsula Every of Structure admits Of
radical snd In few days and often an nme
date one by Or. D's instrument. the Crr'hrotome
ae.isned expressly modify Mr. syrnes operation In all
Of the three hrs,enumeraed affections the cure guar
an.oed the be undertaken Oce hours from to
daily and to . evenings at No. AZ FiAb-ave.
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pryR A.. ADVERTISEMENT
essrR,r,,n rrrLE CIDER.-Dr. TALBOT'S Cox

~ .r .cS asDict PINEAPPLE CIDER will cure you If
lax SfrSIY I'M TRIrTs sy'9t from A" % se
soos .~n, '9Ssa've send for Circular One ounce sam
h n 10y mail on receip, Of 3pc TO pay postage
NDSirr, Nos o. to "a Washington-.L n. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
T,,..oA lAever;isementJ
LADIES' SUMNER CATERS 81 A PAIR

dispo'ing Of lis stock Of lghtcoored CATERS
4. ,o Eee and as they just the article. to wcir in
e.,,, u-iiis the Suuuer. advise early call TO his
',,siaea; NJ. al3 Broadway between E.yeath and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-On the night Of the
Ssi nj Ohn McGee Of No. ~ Eizabeth-st quarrecd
WIZ robert NcNamee nj the corner If Spring and
s.Ig'ny-sts. and McNamec fired at hs opponent. the
Sil 'sking effect in bis mouth. infictng dangerous
Hpshl, Immediately after tie shooting McNamee
HN Yesterday be was arrested hy officer Montgom.
y zoe Fourteenth Precinct, and committed by j US
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-SrEcrsL rERx-AUs a.
Before Judge CAKDOIo
pECI~fOSs.

Won Stoitzcnberg agi Won Naturalization
deaod without aud with leave 90 QUAIL. AZ.
Naentine.-hooney ngt Borsi.-Ofdrfs settled tubekaut
AZ, UnDckan,-kepor. confirmed.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-Auou,r 2-Beiore
Judge SufPNAN
George Berry, indicted for murder, was remanded
custody the surety hi. bail bond failing to l.iy In the
amour. 900 required b. the Court.
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Wba1ePs.

Bark Washouh from St. Cahanes for n B., with 100 bills
sperm 80 whale 900 bone-3lst u Block Island bearing
n. NV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

The Surrogate has admitted to probate the Wills
Of the following named persons, which contain provisions
OF public importance jaime. ~ Dee. Marion Ackfeyd hen.
ANN L. Biilnee Henry H. Buir Ibomss j. Davis benjamin
Gilmore. Pierre Anieds Als Thomas Cahill a,hsr.ne n
Locsw God, Elz ibrfh Place Edward DDonnel- Mary T..
Dcusn Henry Miller. Francis ;. DE BILL. vaen,in, Nost,
J Ohm ;. 5uuIvln-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

s.sa ,,to, va Day Book has resumed pub
t"-e = shSs makes three daily morning papers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

ROBBED WHILE lNTOXICATED-Oilice Null
len and Horht OF the FOURTH Precinc, yesterday ar
-ssicd Joseph Mitchell and John Morris seamen ana
Margaret Crawford. on a charge Of stealing ESQ from
james t. Matthews0n. The complainant made
1le 81 the saloons In the Fourth ward drank until
n iaseDsible. and was then robbed by the prison
o h.s money and thrown out on The walk where he
found himself lying recovering consciousness. Jus
t,e D0T..ng committed them for trial.
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:. of NEW-JERSEY.-

NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
II Trains leave Jsrey City for Pisrmoni at 500 9;l5
M las u and 4:l2 p. and 6:23 p m On Saturday.
n rs 10 IN Ihs y:i,a M and 422 un through 70
M9a,.y TUGS, w. DEMApESg 54psri9.sadsas
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A1oRRIs AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM

wi PANY-foot Of Barclsyst-On and aef June ~
on. "a in cav, AZ $50 m Mail Express for all ststioas
wes Milburn, at 10 p M Moni:town Expres. N
S. SCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
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|Advertisenent.l

.-G.,, lash BATHS. No. Is ADMINISTRATIONS
10 IA 20 a m. aud 10 9 o. m Ladies, d. IA. 20
''sAe't Of Lvxuries" Try one.
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SUPREME COURT-CHssBxRs-Aus ,-Bcf,r, justice
EARrARD

In r.. the application of James Boylc.-The
Commitment in.ofi lent Jsnes Boyle 10 di.ch,fs-d.
George Midmeycr Nary fss - aAio~ Of 100
each The People \" " Culver AT. ". {. y ETien.
olcIk. Ac.-MotlOu granted without costs
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E'RfE RAILwAY.-Trainsl leave Depot foos

LNRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot fo0s
IL of Chambers-st., via. Pavonis Ferry;
m. Day Express for Cansndaigua Rochester b1ns0
Salamanca West Connects Buffalo With Lake shore
and Grand Trunk Railways and Salamanca with Atlantis
aud Great Western Railway.
$50 a M Mix and Way Train. daily, to Otisville.
10 Express Mail, for Buffalo. connecting with Lsks
Shore Railway.
40 Way Train for Port Jervis and Newburgh.
5p Night Express for CsnAndaisus Rochester Buffalo
Salamanca and West. 80
D. M Lightning Express daily, for Canandaisua Rochee
ter Buffalo Salamanca, DenkiIk and West Connect. Z
Ssl,msrc, with Atlantic and GREAT Western Railway
8 .. m Emsrant Train daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Jun
HUGH RIDDLE. Genl Supt, New-York.
Nn n BARR Genl Pass Agent, New.York.
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S~ABBIyG ARRAY BETWEEN FEMALE,

S-ABBIyG ARRAY BETWEEN FEMALES
Ilsy Wednesday morning. Ida Howard and Eliza
ish Cicilents inmates OF the disreputape house No.
isl Greene-st quarreled, and Ida stabD her oppo.
n'n 10 tae head breast and shoulder. infcng danger.
ols wounds. She taken 10 the Eighth Precinct
Sis'Dn House by Officer Smith snd her wounds were
d-essel by Police Surgeon Kiersed. Ida arrested
" Sergeant Reed and at later hour committed by
J1s..ce I.edWith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

ROBBED By A COMPAYIoy.-ThOmas White
sld John Grant Tuesday evening made the tour Of
a. drinking dens in the lower part OF the CITY. and
Wa engaged Grant stole from his companion $50
s. English gold. lie was subsequently arrested by
Oicer snow Of tho Twenty .seventh Precinct. con-
Sessed h.s guilt and restored q portion OF the stolen
DogeT. Justice DOwliag committed the accused for
tina. alt sent White 10 the House OF Detention a
witness.
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TrEs-AU9 2--8csoro
Justice MOSxLL
DICIzfDSs

Gertrude CrOssman agt. David Harrison. -Ad-
jourued 70 Au. 6. Aida Muller agt Peter rernAai.Of.
der granted Mosc. H. Moses ast Nathan Hello anMoion
fof new tia denied Geo Dounei sgt Louis WsahMo,ion
for leave execution aud .sy udfmeu. granted
jaime. Kcnney John Eu%Oflr vucaiirg judgment and
execution granted
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I EVILS Il COX.
IL JOSEPH J. LHwu CHARLroy T Ixwis s. s. Cox
COUNSELORS AT LAW,
No IT'D Broadway Z. q. Box No. 1850,
NFW.YORK CITY.

. '
Attend 70 ell business In the Courts Of the United States
sud in the Departments at Washington. Especial attention
given to Internal Revenue business end to claims against
FOREIGN Governments. well our own
Judge Lewis IperieDee COMMISSIONER Internal Kew
enue Charlton Leiss experience Deputy Commi.-
.oner will guarantee Of thorough acquaintance with
Oh. Revenue Laws
Pofen Affairs in Congress. and his long membership OF the
National Legislature insure thorough knowledge OF iessa-
ton and practice In both de partfn,nts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD:-i,,rsa',Ioss us aI il'S
IN foo. OF Cosndt st. for Ap;nirht for BAIrIxonn
and md , 1.csi,sb % IN he ~ n Gs
"a othsr pss..culars 80 bys q owSs~
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ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rsa,.t;ss Sun ,.....T;4 Moon SETS. lY7
Hi0H WATER THIS DAY. -
Sandy HOOK. a07 Gov sind... tf3 Hen oae''' o-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

ROD3ED IN TIE STRFRT.-Early on Wednes-
dag morning. while Michael Dugan Of 10. i95 Pearl
a. was passing up the BOwery Bay ard ST. he was
met BY Maurice Holland and JameS Shay. Holland r.
o1eSted hin TO ehsnge worthless SO BIZ. and his
yfa,ng he seized him y the throat and held him while
Slay fed his pockets OF a So bill Duean finally shoos
sem Of gave the alarm. and they arrested by
ticsr Common OF the Seventh Precinct Justice Mans.
a. 4 committed item.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

CENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW-JERSEY.
" Passenger Depot in Newfo FORK foot Of Lberyst. and
Freight Depot in Newfork Pier No. 2 North River
Meeting at Hampton Junction with Delaware Lackawanna
and Western Railroad Easton with Lehgh Valley Rail-
road and its connections forming direct line to Pittsburgh
and the West. without change OF
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from the West except SundayS
when evening Train.
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved BY line to Chicago
Cincinnati st. Louis etc. with but change Of cara
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing July l. 1885, leave New. York as follows:
All 500 q. m, for Easton. Mauch Chunk Wiliamspore
Wilkesbarre, Mahvnoy City &c.
Ia. m-For Bergen Point.
MAIL TRAIN-At8:00a IN. for Pennington, Easton, WsR
Gap Scranton. Wkbrre Grea. Bend Pi,tston, Bingham
ton Gc-
Western Express for Esstcn, Scranton. or.s.
Bend Allentown, Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh and tho
and but two changes to st. LOUIS
90 a m q $50. $3.50. 7:2e and II for Elizabeth
1900 IN. TRAIY-for Easton. Allentown. Msach Chunk.
WLkesbarre. Reading. Pstsvule. hunsbmg &c .
o. m.For Easton. scranton, Great Bend Bethlehem. ~
entown Maucn CHUNK and Wiliamsport-
On. m.-For 5omelvile and Flemnyton-
6.20 D. m.-For Somerviie. 49,
800 D. m WESTERN ExPRgss TRAIS-for Esston Alled-
town Reading Harrisburg. Pittsburgh and the West Sleep
from Jersey Cyto Pittsburgh every evening
ELirABRrHPoRr AND NEW YORK fEI aI-Leave New
YORK Pier No. n. r. at $50 l5 1870 and 3:W
D. m Boats stop 1t gen Point and Mariners Harbor.
Tickets West be obtained ct tho office OF The
Central Railroad Company. foot OF Lbetyst, n H. At Ma
Aston House. Nos 2 and $50 Broadway and at the pm
cipa hotels. JOSIAH y. STEARNs. sdpeuntsndenf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

SALE or ST. THoMAS'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
s.. Thomass Episcopal Church, corner of Broadway
and Houstonst was sold the other day to aarge cloth
sing house COR $4,000 The edilee viii not be torn
down until next Spring, when the present site VIII be
occupied by large store, white marble front. st.
Thomss's Church was erected in $500, at which time
She Rev Dr. Duffy was Rector. who was succeeded by
Drs Hawks Whitehouse and Morgan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
Az OBJECT OF INTEREST TO HISTORIANS

Az D3IECT OF INTEREST TO HISTORIANS
Coroner Collin Yesterday held an inquest at No %
Jtmesst on the body Of Michael Cunmns. whom IL
was supposed had died from injuries Inflicted by Philip
Clark during fgh; between them several days since
Ir Thomas Robinson made O post norton exeIuina
ton and found that the Of death congestion
o. tho bugs and not the result of the injuries received
daring the difficulty. Among the papers OF deceased
were found letters from Gen. Anderson, proving him to
have ben the who fred the first and last shot at
she Rebels during the eitack Fort Sumter IN April
1> Deceased native Of Ireland, aged ~ years.
h leaves a widow and two daughters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

PgRS0YAL.-Col. John Obey, who entered the
9Th NewYork as private at the commencement OF the
War and has fought his way up from the ranks has
been appointed Brgidier General b. brevet for gal'
lant and meritorious services in the campaigns OF
Western Virginia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

L'OR BRIDGEPORT-DAlLY LINE.-The
i Steamer BRIDGEPORT will leave Peck-slp DAILY.
u o'clock arriving Bridgeport la time 70 connect
with the Nau.atack Housaonc, New Haven and Hartford
EXPIRES. trains. Freight taken for the Nangatuck and Hoaa
tonic Railroads. q. W. CORLlES. Pier No. % T. r.
E,OR HUDSON, CATSKlIL, BRISTOL and
il WEST CAMP.--Steamer TRAVELLER leaves foot Of
IIsrrisonst MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and FRIDAYS
nj D O'CLOCK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
INJURED BY TIE Cr1rApLE CARELEssyEss OF

INJURED BY The tlLPABLE tARLLESSNhSS OF
a CAR DRivER-NestcrGay morning. car No. o!
tle Blocker 81. Line turning the OF Rcadc
end Elm.sis.. cart belonging TO Peter Fox was dis
covered standing the track The owner, and a boy
named DIN DCugherty attempted to get il out of the
way but before they could DO the driver OF the car
Andrew Murrar whipped his horses and both Fox and
tue boy we're seriously crushed between the and the
cart They were taken 10 the NcW-YOrk Hospital.
T0unisman MuldoOn Ofthe Twenty-Sixth Precinct who
witnessed The Occurrence. arrested Murray and John
Green who were the front platform, and Justice
bowling committed them to awat the result OF the
wounded mems injures Fox lives No la Leonard
q. sul the boy At No. City Hall place.
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and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD
1865, SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1875.

Passenger Station in NewYork corner Twenty -
and Four,l.ays Entrance OH Twenty seventh"'
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WILLS PROVED.

sURROGATE'S COURT-Aroo,r e.-Be'or, Sur,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

DEOPLEs LINE for ALBANY and TROY
l. For ALBAsr-The steamer ST. JOHN leaves on Mon
day. Wednes days and Fridays and the HENDRIX HUD'
SON Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, at ocock
from Pier No. VI. North River. foot Of Canals
For TRoY-The steamer VANDERBILT leaves on Sundays,
TUESDAYS and Thursdays. and the RIP VAN WlNkLE on
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, ut O'Clock m, from
Pier No ~, North River, foot of Wattsst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
NOR LONG BRANCH in LESS THAN
TWO HOURS,

L,OR LONG BRANCH in LESS THAN
TWO HOURS,
ny RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD,
From Pier No North River, daily. (Suniays exceped
a. lD:t5 a IN. and AIS p, m. -
RTCLASS HOTELS AT LONG BRANCH.
Atlantic, Lairds Mansion House,
metropolitan, United States Hotel,
Clarendon, Pavilion
Remond, Green's Bath,
National, Howlands,
Congress Hall, Conover's Lawn.
CHEAP and PLEASANT SUMMER TRAVEL--RAR1-
TAN and DELAWARE BAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
CAMDEN-From Pier No. North River, daily. at lo; IS
m. connecting with trains fer Red Bank Long Branch,
Manchester, Toms River, Banegat and Tuckerton and
Ais p for Highlands, Middleown, Red Bank, shre~s
bury Estontown Ocean Port Branch Port Log Branch,
shark River farmnsdas Squamkum Bergen, Manchester,
and Toms River. Fare to Long Branch, &l.
The splendid steamer JESSE HOYT will lsave a. above,
daily. for Camden direct. through IN hse h'ur'
From Csaden take tho Wet Jersey Railroad for Cape May
and all parts Of West Jersey.
corner Tenth and Broadway and bsszsse checked irou
residence to any hotel in Long Branch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

IGOR POUGHKEEPSIE.
The upper cabin steamer TRANSIT leaves Zoo, Of Frank
In At. on MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS at b
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

PASSING COUNTERFEIT MONEY. -Scrgt. Pot
ser accompanied by members of the Essex Market
Police Cont squad yesterday arrested John Garyen.
1ide',t The complainant states that on the DIST ut
tie accused. accompanied by another man, whom be
reprc Gated to be his bTothern-law. and whose name
pace and purchased fIom him $500 cigars for which
Tley 20 pay S2O2 In part payment the stranger
we - The complainant 500 ana $50 bill each altered
rom bills on the Shoe and Leather Bank of this
city. ard a counterfeit $50 United States Treasury
note. Justice Mansfield committed the accused Tor
examination The confederate is still at large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03
CITY NE WIS.

Mr.. JEROME HOPKIYs's concert at Long
Branch this evening is advertised in another column
The assisting artists are Mrs. Jennie Kempton' MI
Ernest Pcrring and Eugene Trastour. pianist Some
new and brilliant duets for two pianos, composed by
Mr. Hopkins, will be performed one OF which rejoicing
an the unspellabe and unpronouncable name oil
Observation-Disclosures" is musical illustration
Of the late Rebellion aud is said TO be remarkaby
clever affair. This concert promises TO be the mos'
brilliant Of the season at this fashionable resort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-03

CAMP MEETING at GLEN HEAD, Long
~ Island Trains leave Hunters Point at 81 O. IN
Returning leave Glen Head at Up. IN.