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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03
Chicago Grocery Market,

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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03
THE PRODUCE MARKETS.

ST.. PAUL, Wednesday, March 1, 1906
The market last week was quite brisk, but the bad
weather this week has somewhat weakened 1t. Still,
the supply is pretty good, and prices higher and
more firm, If anything. We quote:
BARLEY-$1. 3b y busheL
BEANs-$2. 1892 so y bushel; Navy, $500
BEEswAx -55c y 10.
BEEF CArrLI-$3 O093 % y cwt.
BEEF by the quarter 596c y ID.
BUrrER-22@25c y b. for frkin; 2St930c for best
table.
CoRN-Ear, 81 05; che led, s1.lO@1.12K
Coss MEAL-Wholesale, $500; retail, So 50.
Eess-30c y dozen.
FL0UR- Wholesale Retail
oulefnue .SoW $ooU
14ua....'.'..-. ................ : I.oO
HAY-Timothy $40 y ton marsh, S15
HIDES, Green, 5H@6c; Dry, 12@14c; Green Calf
12Hc; Dry. 15c.
HoNEY-Prime new, 25@s5c y h.
LARD-25@2Sc y ID.
MUTToN-4l@5c . 10. live weight,
OArs-75c q bushel.
OSIoNs-$3.26 y bushel
PoRK-$a OO@10 90 . cwt.
POULTRY -10@11c y ID.
POTAros-90c y bushel
TALLow-12Hc ib.
VKNIsON AND BEAR-607c y b.
WHEAT-$1. 10 y bushel.
WooL-7oc y ID. Unwashed, onethird o.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03
0TArE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
- CT RAMSEY.-In Probate Court Special
Term February 25th, 1865.
In the matter of the estate of Alexander Wilkin,
deceased: ~ @
On reading and filing the petition of Samuel J.
Wlkin, BY his attorney r: Galueha praying, Tor
reasons therein set FORTH that letters Of admtnisxa
ton on said estate may be granted TO Westcot VIII
kin, the brother of said deceased; 1t ordered that
MONDAY, THE TWENTY-FFTH DAY OF
.t MARCH, A. D. 1865,
At ten O'Clock in the forenoon, at the once OF the
Judge of Probate in Phoenix Block In the city Of
Saint Paul be assigned for the hearing Of said petit
ton, and that the heirs at law Of the SAID deceased
reouired 70 appear at session of the Probate Court
then and there to be holden, to show cause II any
there be, why the prayer Of said petition should not
be g1asisd %i.E5 ~. X = dSx 9,
STATE OF MINNESOTA. ms,
- TRICT COURTLCOUNTY OF RAMSEY
SECOND, JUDIcAL DISTRICT. rg.,o- : - -
ad NtsM against Lorenzo d. Allen. s-"'0'A
lRevenue stamp-5o cents Cancelled
ssuHhoHs. y n
The State OF Minnesota: To the defendant
You are hereby summoned and REQUIRED to
answe. the complaint in this ACTON. Which has
been lied In the office of the Clerk of this
Court ct Saint Paul in the county Of Ramsey and
s SsSss to the ga ss e sesye q your az
tne once In Saint Pall In county Of Ramsey, in
SAD state within thirty days after the service of This
summens On yoas e4unfvs q the DAY Of sueh
service; and u You MIL 10 answef the said com.
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-.
manoed 70 her said complaint w 81. siSzG15T : =
. Dated February 90 1895: .si:sqo7
febs4~w7t Plaintiffs At'ys st. Fsui Mimi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-03-03
SENATE.
TUESDAY, Feb. %, 1866.

THIRD READING AND PASSAGE.
House bill to change the name of VIM. w.
La Croix to that of VIM. Wright. Passed.
Yeas 10.
House bill to amend the act to provide for
recording and distributing the laws and jour.
nails, and other public documents. Passed.
Yeas IA.
House bill to amend Sec chap. 6s of COM
piled statutes relating to Sherifs fees Passed.
Yeas IA, nays 1.
House bifl to establish State road from st.
Paul to St. Anthony. Passed. Yeas IL.
Senate bill to relieve soldiers from the pay
ment of county taxes. Passed. Yeas IL.
MINNESOTA STATE RAILROAD BONDS.
Mr.. NICOLS, on leave, introduced joint
resolution authorizing the appointment of
commissioners to see on what terms the hold
ers Of the Minnesota Railroad Aid Bonds
would consent to the retiring of said bonds
Mr.. CAMERON thought it was little too
late in the session to start a question of so
much Importance He was not prepared to
say whether the proposition was right or
wrong. @iA t7-
Mr.. McKUslCK said the resolution did not
propose the payment of these bonds. 1t was
only to see on what terms the holders of them
would compromise with the State, and report
the same at the next session of the Legisla.
ture. s<>'
Mr.. NICOLS believed that these bonds
should be taken up and he could not allow
the session to pass away without putting on
record his views of the subject. -....--l
Other Senators held the same opinions.
A motion to suspend the rules so that the
resolution be read second and third time,
was lost. Ayes II, nays 8.
THIRD READING AND PASSAGE.
Senate bill providing for an enumeration of
the inhabitants of this State. Passed. Yeas
II, nays 2.
Senate bill relating to taxation of railroad
lands. Passed.
Senate bill to accept the grant and execute
the trust created by the act of Congress donat-
ing additional lands for the completion of GER
tain railroads in the State. Passed-ayes IL.
House bill for an act to amend the act to
facilitate the construction of the Minneapolis
and Cedar Valley Railroad, and to amend and
continue certain acts in relation thereto
Passed-ayes IL.
The Senate then adjourned till tomorrow
morning at 9 o'clock.
.YeasNMessrs. Baxter, Cameron, Langley,
Morrison, Nicols, Nutting, Porter, Rice, Swift,
Thacher and Wilson-11.
Nays-Messrs. Daniels, George, McKusick,
Smith and Shillock-5.
House bill to extend the time for the COM
pletion of the st. Paul and Pacific railroad.
Passed.
Yeas-Messrs. Baxter, Cameron, George,
Langley, Morrison, Miller, Nicols, Nutting,
Pillsbury, Porter, Rice, Smith, Thacher and
Wilson-14.
Nays-Messrs. Daniles and Shillock-9
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Naval Intelligence.

The United States supply steamer South
Carolina arrived at the Southwest Pass, Mississippi
River. on the 2lst Of November. having in tow the
steamship Catharine Whiting picked up at sea on the
10Th inst totally disabled. The e. W. was from New
York for Galveston, with general cargo and passen
gers amOag whom was II portion OF NixOns circus
Troupe on route for Texas. The steamer had eX
perenced very heavy weather, in which she lost her
rudder screw fOrctOpmast and had her machinery
competey disabled with the boilers adrift and rolling
about in her hold. Added 10 their other mlsiortunes
tbey were on an allowance Of provisions and water
The South Carolina first took Oh their LADY passeh
gers who had been transferred to schooner for safety
and then towed her into Pensacola but the G. being
ordered TO New Orleans left the &. w. at West
mass. and then proceeded on herToyage to galveston
The Circus Troupe lost overheard all thlir ualheI
horses, and large portion OF tler tent equPage
The L. 5. steamers Vanderbilt and Tuscaro n
we've at St. Thomas on the 18th Of NOyemeeri also me
monitor NonadnoCk These vessels are en- route for ne
Pacific, The Monadnock has on board Prof Harkrsss,
ate OF the Naval Observatory. This gentleman IS there
for the purpose Of taking observations relative 70 inc
effect Of iron vessels on conpasses Asthe Monhuhoch
will 90 from north 10 extreme south latitude II - very
necessary that gentleman OF scientific aalhments
shoud accompany her TO observe the action oil her com
masses The sssel will be swung at fourteen parts on
ibe wav and observations will at 6he same time be
taken from thu shore. IL Is expected mat e results q
these experiments wiz greatly extend our knoNledeo
the influence Of iron. .elads ON comptsses
The Il. 3. steamer Memphis, Acting N0lun
teer Lieutenant. Commander Edward w. Conroy com
manding fails this day. She VIII carry the mars ah'
narces also supplies for the Atlantic and Guh SqlAO
rons TfOge Wfo wish TO send letters or parcels u
tber friends on any Ct the yCssela attached 70 thss
soundroas can 90 so by leaving them as the Lyceam
tho Nayy-Y Yard before ~ O'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Passengers Suiled,

In steamship Henry Chauncey for Aspnwal-Chares z
Filkns wife and family; II. McCrea szd family ME Good
fellow and friend j. T. Hslme, W. H. Bailey, Nrs Biey,
Miss Cook, Mrs f. A. Poole and sister Mrs. Martin, Mrs
blusom and servant. j. g. Hodge, h. w. Hamilton W. Il.
Shipley H. A. Stearns p b. Holmes and family, Mr.. and
Mrs s. IT, Meeker daughter Mr.. g. " Morye wife and
flmiy Mrs Robinson Miss Chadwick children and nurei
d. j. Oliver wife and family Mr. l.. Rhodes, r. b. Ter
rance, Mrs T.. Nelson, Mrs Walmsey and children W b.
Prchard, II. s. Babcock Dr. Hay Thos Donohge, Kirby
Mrs Moore II II. James DR.. W. q. Wayman, Master Con
ness Lewis McLane and servant, Mss. Rennie, Birs
aud Niles Jones, r. +. Hyde, j. II. Wright, j. Alsop IT,
j. Thompson, wife end family q. +. Howes Major Dn1es
" II. Williams, J. Z. Miliman, c. L. Miller OTastas Ia
Forner and WIFE w Parker, wife and family w G. Foster
ReIliugham, W. Hunt and wise, Mrs Ches. 5. Stewart
Ers. - Hi and child, L. Davis T. II. Pullen, " Nison.
Geo Butler IT, D. Kaplan Miss Lizzie Leroy William Nor
ton j. ~ Dawry. Miss Mary McLsne Mrs. Nathan Porter
and cl I'd A. g. FORBES wife and family, brs James Leenins
end child, Lieut. Beel-, Mrs w Il. Birch and two children.
Ives Col Vim W Parker wife and three daughters
o. h. Towne and lady. q. g. Ednouds T. ~, and many
Others IN second cabin and steersge.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Arrived.

Steamship America Lnd Savannah. with mdse. and pass
% Wakemau Gookn Dickinson. -,
Steamship Greene, Rio Janeiro via baha Ferna-
buco Para aud II Thomas 70 days hours muse ana ta
steamshp Hatteras Parish Norfolk p hours, with mdss
and pass. 10 Livingston Co. .o, ,.,. -
Steamer Falcon EdEedge, Baltimore W houis' VIZ" 'o-
% Ss1gsbp Star of the West Blanchard Now Orleans No.
20 with mdse and pass aud U. s. mails 20 H. b. Vfon"es
steamer Gea. Punan Smith, Portland 10 days, to u
Shin Valley Forge tof Gardiuer, Croweu, Hsmbursh "
d,vs ygi,h udse and pass. 70 hephardt Co. -,
BARK Falsh a. Caugl of Arichail G. b. Doyle Win cox
to Rs1t .'g Ami. of Yarmouth n 81 Hilton Cardiff vi, Y.
month with coal 10 Edminton Bros
1-i- 'Ce.cbell Newburyport for Phladelphia .
Brs Herbert Sanitord, Portland days with potatoes "
R y De Wof & Co. .a
BIis aspen (of Maitland y. 81, Stewart Ple'oa 10 esy@
..rh coal 70 II. l. DeWolf & Co. ,., 49,,
Sebr Mazeppa (of Liverpool n 81 Nou fon Meu"T o
d,vs with lumber to Freeman 4 Anna
Soir VIM Grosier Nelheet hsh. ~, t.s.
Scir John Manlove Stobes. Newport for Edzioehpnr''
scbr susan Taylor Lord Elizabethport Tor treVilencs
Scbr Daniel Russell Hall, Portland Conn.
Scir = NJ Weles Kelsey Portland Conn:
Scbr ouivet Young. Wellaeet, fish, c: Niekerson.
Sshr O. W Cummins, Bout Boston f9t seuse'oS'
Schr Chas w Bentley, Soule Norwich -,
Scbr Lseshurg, Smith Portland for PhiadelPhiA
ScIr A Hammond Day, Boston for Philddelphla;
So Aiele Felicia Endicott Newburg for Ne" Lonaoa
schr Wm Jones' Monroe, Boston i0r Nah''''Ae N''''
se Tilt Prescott EustpOrt, herring aud la'ha to sorss
ssir Ransom CBr) Brown. cOrnwlls 10 days with p'-
' Fr Pade Mass Addison DAYS with shs to F. Tubes
& Co -. ;,h l,,,h., ,ax
scir Alfred Burtiss, Bangor, with lumber to simP'"
Clapp
wIND-At sunset, W. W
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02


10 are curious about Backwood BaiaIu f,,ib her
vs., and Gail Hamilton. an article seths I'D title
an the education Of children under the Ouu I'm IN
ling James the First" The most striAln5 oency
,,o nTnher is Nv Summers, which he calls .itb a
te Sn,,o3 sense. a Literary Curiosity; WIN
ySa If only the first half Of the tue oSct S%iY but the
go Curiosity of Literature" mystiies 9nei nor,;ois
moment however for the first page o ared eIT and
tes an clear Mr Sumner gives very 1, called
~ oteresfipg account Of an Old LatI Pocli. b
" srjy,f SIRE Gesta AieraHdrt MGgHb NIit.yn =!
rsiter in the Middle Ages and in which oc-
81 these familiar lines; ,..., s,,o,
G" f.,,bfs Ell regnulq qVod non ole"enHo ytTMo''
J,.5,. in ScDllam. cHpieas gitdye CHa!y g., A.,
"a lines suggest The Moral which occupies the
go neres of the article aud concerns us OF tue
ll "a. oav rather more nearly than the eXhumatlon
ee,tnries of oblivion Of musty old Latin poem
.I e ,al SAKE has been here for afew DAYS, making
,-argsments for the publication OF new volume Of
g. g. +, win be entitled The Masquerade, and
,5sr Poems" including sentimental, humorous, lyric
WI on ,r,mmatic and will be out in the Spring
Fbu Vedder the artist soled for Europe this week
a., ,,es 10 Paris where he viii remain some years.
S'r2 he painter was going with bim, but was
Ssr.aj bv advices from his brother in Paris as 10
<bs rayages Of the cholera in France. C.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Memphis.
From The Memphl, Bulletin. Nov. 2,

FROM The Memphis Bulletin, Nov %
In 1852. III. S. Guion, an old citizen, took the
census Of Memphis and found IL about - 500. In 1860
t was estimated at between 20 900 and 25 600 Now il
Is less than 80 OOO OF friends insisting it
will reach 7O.COO
BE the exact number what II may We all know THE
that while the population has greatly increased during
the five years. the number Of houses has not kept
pace with the demand for them Indeed bu; few good
tenements Of any kind have gone mp since 1860 Shan
ties, brick and frame ones, have sprung up a
whore there should have been handsome stores ee
giant private mansons but the latter but little more
numerous than five years ago.
The consequence is great demand for houses 10 i've
int and eXorbtant price charged for every shell
which can turn off wind rain. Landlords asking
small fortunes for years rent of houses; such fortunes
as twenty years ago would answer TO start man In
almost any decent business How does this work in tbs
end Does II beneht the cityi Not whit. There are
few permanent improvements going up ana but little
revenue derived from any value placed upon these
sbanties They aFe mostly erected on leased ground
and designed 10 last for but i've or six years They
do not invite the better class Of population here's ard
therefore add nothing 10 our social or intellectual posi-
ton Will our capitalists look into thisl Here Is
fine field for investing their surplus funds Let them
erect substantial durable buildings and they will bring
in a constant durable" annual income. not only to
themselves. but to the city. one snanty put up on
good lot adds value to the next vacant lot. ee-
CANT costly mansion does; and thus not only It's owner
derives real benefit from his Improvement but it's
rdlus is reflected all around H. and thus forces other
property 20 contribute its increased share In deir8vg
the expenses Of city government. Human nature IS
very untrustwOrthy, however and we fear as long as
shanes pay Tor themselves in five years we shall see
but few fine enements going up in our growing city.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

SAVE THE LEAvES.-The Autumn frosts and
winds are scattering them thicky upon the groand.
Many of them find lOdgment along the hedges aud be-
side fences where they Of little service Collected
for bedding for mulch with which to cover straw
berry beds, &C.. they very valuable. If. as agri.
euursts tell u.s. decayed vegetable matter is the very
best fertilizer what better than the easily decomposst
leaves to promote vegetable growth. In the forests
they can be gathered by the cart load and will prove an
economical manure thicky spread in the hog or cow
yard or plentuy used in the pens and stalls to absorb
the liquids and promote cleanliness Nature CATERS
leaves over the young and tender plants The cuVs-
tor does well to initiate her, both among his berbaeeeus
Hover roots, asparagus rhubarb aud strawberry beds,
throwing on little dirt to keep them from blowing
away.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
CANADA.
Trade with Cuba and BraEiI-The Sand
ers Abduction Case.
From Our Special Correspondent

Frou Our Special Correspondent.
MONTREAL, Nov %, 1865.
The Canadian Commission to open up trade
sr,,b Brazil Cuba &c. has set ont on its mission The
chief of the Commission Mr.. Macdougan, is to leave
TeE-YOrk tomorrow.
Mr. Gait. Finance Miris,c-, now in New York, is 10
haze last conference there with Mr.. Macdougall and
NJ Dunsoombe a5o,ler member OF the Commission, in
regard 70 their mi s,n.
The Finance Minister viii also ascertain If possible,
,hs intentions of tie United States Government in
regard to reciprocity. II is thought here that new
treaty m0y he negota cd.
NJ Smith, Controller Of c Fort o. st. John, will
represen, the New w-Bruns lex Government i'll this
natter
The Executive Council sat on tie 22d and 23d inst,
at Ottawa City, and. it is reported, "got through O
rood deal Of work" The melbers are all back here
Or IL New York.
Mr. Brown is to III Mr.. Maodougall's place as Pro
yncal Secretary during the la;ters absence on the
Commercial Mission.
great deal OF live stock continues TO be bought up
IN this country for the United States. The streets Of
The little capital were yesterday blocked up by drove
Of /. 900 hogs for Ogdensburgh.
Adiculty has arisen in the Sanders abduction case
between Judge Badgley and Mr.. Ramsay, the Counsel
r the Crown, inconseQueuce Of the latter advising The
Sheriff not to obey the Judges orders to berate Bios
son SUD Clayton on ball. which advice the Sheriff fol
1,Ved
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
The Field.
CRICKET AND BASEBALL.


The closing game Of the season Of the New
York Cricket Club was arranged to take place on
Wednesday last but owing to the chilly state Of the
atmosphere, the match postponed to future day.
Probably Thanksgiving Day wall be selected for gen
era windup not only Of this Society but the Cricket
ing and Base Bah Associations generally. Should the
day be fine doubt quite gala time will be ndulgcd
in as finale for play for the Of 1865 The pass
ing year has been one more prosperous and extensive
ni6ed their Intention Of becoming members OF the
National Convention which will be held at the Cooper
Institute Un the 18th OF December neIt-ROom No IA.
Some important alterations in the rules will be sub
mittod and acted upon for the improvement Of the
national game Of Base Ball.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
Roller Explosions.
IL III. " YlTr'Lune

TO he Editor Qf Tie " KiIFl5HRe.
SIR: You state in yOur valuable paper of
Ffday 9th ult., that Mr.. Norman Wizard has made
experiments on the boiler Of the St. John, showing ule
temperature of the internal portion OF the boilers both
in the water and steam, by whiehyou say: Mechanics
expressed great surprise at the and practical dis
corer" The facts respecting temperature are not Rew
Mr.. Seth Boyden of Newark N. j., and myself. exem
plifod these sane facs 10 the Hon. SecretarS UPshnr
and they in his possession ut the time o. his death
Most respectfully yours, LEWIS 4. HALL
Mount Holly Nov. q, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
For The Tribune.
A Wedding Sonnet.
TO 7. B. A.

TO T. 3. A.
SAD Autumn, drop thy weedy crown forlorn,
Put of thy cloak Of cloud thy scarf of mist,
And dress in gauzy gold and amethyst
A day benign Of sunnest influence born,
As NAV beft a Poets marriage morn
Give buds another dream, another tryst
To loving hearts, and print on lips unkissed
Betrothal.kisscs laughing Spring to sc0rn
Yet, il unfriendly thou. with snllen skies.
Bleak rains, or moaning winds, dOst menace wrong.
Here art thou fOiledi bridal sun shall rise,
And bridal emblems unto these belong:
Round her. the sunshine Of her beauty lies
And breathes round him the springtme Of his song
BAYARD TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK...............DEC
Cleared.


Steamship Louisiana Brl Cutting Liverpool, c. H. I'D
Steamship ]. R. Thompson Nekalg, Baltimore;
Steamship City Of London (Br Morehouse Liverpool .
Steamship Henry Chauncey. Cray Aspinwau, Pacific N.
SHIP Aa.ronom CBrsm) Klopper Liverpool Un6heS &
Steamer Mexico (Br PendetOn, Havana and Nassau y
''s Steamer NewYork CBrem, Won oterOudorp Brsmes.
steamer F. W. Bruue Foster Baltimore w DalzeH -.
steiner Resou,e Morse Bath. Me-. A. Hussry 20.
Ship Solid Ham,, Balerdick' Liverpool hreneOsis
Ship W. r. storer, Bryout Liverpool G; H. Marshal
Bark Linda Stewart, Osborne Manzlnio }. Thompso"
Bark colun.bu, (Breml Gerdes, Antwerp Rugcr BrOsA-
Bark G. ". Horton, Packard, New Orleans H. DrunmOH<
Rsst wie,,nd fB-eral Bosnian Caiio, C. LulinE Co
BaIk Argonaut (Brem, Steengrafe, Bremen d. Coop
Bvis Cleopatra (swedl sandbu;E Hamburg Funcs'
Bri. H1mrans Bird Stevens Windsor, n. s, F. VIVA
Bris Arroyo (Dan.l -, St. Thomas. &c, Gsi"ey
r Miller fRrO Co,erev Nassau Montel Barlow.
Bns A. b. Patterson Bt Pike. Lasuayra and fo''' "a
ri, Whi.takef Look, Adon via Boston, Hcycke har
sclr r. C. Packer Phinney, BrazOs Ts1as) E. A. Hu'ses
schr Angel. (Br, Crane, St. John, n. B.. R. Dew0*
scbr. Union. Brown Baltimore, Mott Bedell.
schr j. J. Spencer, Fleming, wilmington =; AopSt 4
schr M i. Compton, DuPoy' Pe'e''OnrS an D'u"''
schr Leocsaia Allen, Salem. IN
schr Maria Jane lBnl Mai'ney' st Andie"' !" De- ~
soir Annie Lewis, Darling, Mobile, N L. Mccready
schr Heeo August Necleeve Hartford, H. s. Racket =
schr R. B. Pitts. wre,ey, New.Haven. H. s. Haekett 3
sshr ST. Cecielie, Ricon. Antigua
solr Jus lBrl Pan. KemPt N 8, 10 days, with pastss
soir Piymouih Parker Boston, with md,s to J. c. Dag
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

THE STEAMSHIP HAvANA.-The following
memoranda is from the leg oftLc steamship Havana a.
rived Gt this port on Friday morning:
"Oa the morning OF the 99th at O'Clock, passed .
large quantity Of boxes chairs drawers and mast ar
parontly of schooner broken of about two-thrds oi
The way up lat n. 34o long. W. TO 40 On the morn
ing of the day, experienced heavy weather Whcl
commenced with the wind l.. S. e., increasing towsru
night hauling to- the N. T. at o'clock T. M II peM ;
gale Of wind which continued to increase Win teiInc
violence hauling TO the N. n. f., with very Hif f
3Oth when Il blew fearful hurricane, wind r. N ~
at O'Clock a. No. 1t commenced to saDside uh II WIS
oVern
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02
POLITICAL BATTLE.
Row at Meeting in the Fifth Ward
One Man Shot.

On Thursday night, during the holding of
political meeting In the lager beer saloon of Charles
Hyler, No. 81 Greenwichst, row occurred Stones
and other missiles freely used During the mckee,
Hyler fred pistol loaded with buckshot into crowd
outside the contents taking effect in the breast Of Mar
tin Harold who was passing at the time.
The wounded man was conveyed TO his residence,
No 3iJ GIeenwch-st, where lie received surgical 1T
tendance. The wound, although severe, Is not con-
siderci dangerous. Hyler subsequently, arrested
by Officer Maloney OF the Fifth Precinct, AID committed
by Justice Hogan.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-02

SERENADE.-T members of Company C,
22d Regiment, n. Y. S. n. g. on Thursday serenaGod
residence, No. 81 West Twenty yeighthst Last even.
ing was the close Of series Of receptions given by the
recipient of the serenade on the occasion Of his late
marriage. The music was furnished By DodwOrbs
22d Regiment Band led by Thomas j. Dodworth, and
of the best description. At the close Of the
serenade the party were invited into the residence
and, with music and dancing, passed pleasant even
ing Among those present were Maj. Geo. B. Post
and Lieus. Palmer and Tate.