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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
DECkER's FLAVORS and DRUGS

COME CTI TO f II S,
WHOLESALE and RETAILING wish 10 cali we ettsnr
lion OF Conectlouers Pastry Bakers srd stewrds 20
r.s rsrticular'v to our EXTRACT OF NASlLLA, NO.
Tor lee Cream Il IL in purity and strength e9aiy.iem
~ The ne OF the Vanilla Bean ITSELF Onr VII FLA
yOR3 aso are far superior 10 auy Hsue' iey c"n,en
ether strong eihers Injurious acids me Ess Gus
and Isna Beans selected and warranted the oest
- 80, usr..t We have dealing for years exclusively
viii COME TONERS nit their interests. Orders can Dc
, 20 az tho Wholesale Drug iou AID q, our principal
Store. ~ q, Ann cor t,.I. :. A. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

DEATH OF WILLIAM T. P1ycKNEY.-Mr.
Vim. T. Pnctney an old and highly respected resident
OF th city died Sunday morning at 2oclock Of apo
peIy he has long been placed 80 positions Of nusl py
his fellow citizens which he has always filed 30 as 10
give entire satisfaction always boiling himself above
Isproach. either publicly privately Formerly resi-
dens Of the Seventh Ward, he represented that Ward
ior over II years in the Board Of Education ana Wien
tle hst Zen e"~erncrs were appointed over the AIMS
House lie was desga8ed by the Coy erpof OF the state
70 occupy one OF the chairs After his term had run
out he was reappcIied 10 fn vacancy Occurring IN
the Board ana subsequently reelected 10 the posi-
tiop by the people.
Ho was President oi the Aslor Fire Insurance Com
pany from Its organization, aud retained tie position
until taken away by death. The funeral services will
take place on Wednesday. May "a, at - r. H.. in the
Church OF the Holy Trinity corner Madson-ave. aud
Forty secOnd-st For the present the remains viii BIZ
inferred in the SecOnd-st Cemetery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
pASstyc CoryTrRrp1r Moypy Satnrda'


Henry Severance who states that he resides at Edwards
". Y. entered the saloon Of William Milsr, Ngs Z.
and q BOwery and rendered % counterfeit III! ~
,hc cnruufrclpl Bank q Genns Falls n. Y. IN pay.
nent for some drinks. lie was arrested by Officer
Beebe OF the Tenth Precinct and in lis possession was
found ten other bills Of ike denomination. lie was
committed for trial by Justice Shandley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
ROBBED IN THE srREEr.-Late on Saturday

NOBBEF IN TIE NTHfEIs-IldIV " '17F'1I171'l
night while Mr.. Thomas Faulkner of No. 50 Frank
n-st was passing along Canast. he assaulted by
George Harris, a retained soldier. ond two conied-
crates, ana SDbbed Of Sill The thieves then fed II
different directions. Harris arrested and yester
day Justice Hogan committed him for trial
Thomas Smith, OF No. 4l3 Broome-st while standing
IN the passageway Of No 81 Laurensst was assaulted
Nv James McCabe and confederate. and an attempt
made TO rob him. They were unsuccessful and at.
npted to escape. but McCabe was arrested and yes.
,cidayi committed by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UEIoy Asso-
cAroS-At the last regular meeting Of this Associa'
ton the following resolution was introduced by Mr. IL
T. Russell ard unanimously adopted
Reved That the Seventh Assembly District Union Asso'
cation representing the citizens Of tbs Ninth and .enth
Nards do ion with their -o"-citZen throus houl tue
country in condennng utterly and without SHADOW o. ex
cuse The action o. the Common Council OF tnts cry N ~
tempting excudc coored o'ze. from par ieipatng IL
the late obsequies Of President Lincoln.
The Alderman OF the District made some expiaia'
ton of his course On tie above subject.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

TIE HoBoKEN RACE MEETlSG.-1his meet
ing commenced yesterday at i! o'clock p. n and
promises TO be one of the best held in the North
There are three races TO be to-day and the horses
engaged comprise some Of the best and feete III the
country Kentucky, the winner Of the fret jersey
ST Lerer Tleetving Capt. Moore. Lord Monmouth,
Maiden Throgsneck. and several other ACKNOWLEDGE
frst.class racers. viii all take part III tis day SyunS
contcsfs ~ gpeea and endurance. The number oi
horses areaSy arrived the is unusually q eat
and we are prepared TO witness some magnificent
facing especaIlT ills day. The managers have made
ARRANGEMENTS with the Erie Company for quick, cheap
end expeditions conveyance by rail 90 the iiGcs me
time Of departure win be found IN another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

THE FIRE IN NIBLos SALooN.-lt is now
sscertaned that tie less accustomed by the fire on
Sunday night In the Of Nbos Saloon in the Metro
potan Hotel building Is greater than ct first supposed,
the greater portion Of the costly wardrobe attached TO
TIE heater having been destroyed seriously damaged
Mr. Wbeatley's loss on wardrobe alone amounts 10
about ESQ OO which there insurance Of $40 600
The fire was principally confined to the building In
which 1t originated small threestory, brick build
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

THE FIRE COMMISSIONERS Metropoli-
tan Board Of Fire Commissioners met with the Mayor
and Controller. Monday morning. as a Board Of Is
innate for the year 1866.
This is one Of the duties imposed upon them by the
law They progressing with their business as fast
az II IL possible under the circumstances.
The applications are coming IN quite fast. No up.
pointmeilts have been made yet. They vii be made
as soon as Judgment is given in the Court Of Appeals
and tine Judge Of the General Term Supreme Court has
promised b. give decision this week so that the
may be carried to the Court Of Appeals Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
Professional Notifss.

A BOOK containing an account OF PILES
~ FlsTULA, STRUCTURE and thirty other IMPORT
Ant DISEASES viii be en on receipt Of y cents or ca
b. had on application to HENRY 4. DANIELS OpeTs-sv
and Con sultiag Surgeon No. 2Unon-squsre, y. y
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
The Resolution Of Mr. Eldredge-Who
Supports the President.

In the house OF representatives on Tues
day last, Hon. Cbas 4 E.drelge cf this
State ofe G the foIoaing re- Quito not
rel ored by Telegraph:
Reyo!rc9. That there is no warrant or
authority in he constitution of the Uritcd
state, for an STATE or sta e5 to secc.lc, ana
that all resolves or oIdinauces to that eud
or for that purpose are absolutely nut and
void, and jhAt the war having defeated
the a tempt to thus divide aud break up
the Union, i. is fvi.ai importance to tie
repub ic and 10 ali th8 states thereo; ihal
Tie s,ales recently in revolt, aud each and
every one Of them, should resume their
appropriate and constitutional position
and functions in tie Union without de-
lay aud to this end laying aside al, party
feeling and all personal or other aLimos
ity, waving all differences and s,,hing
earnestly to maintain and preserve tne
Union ofour fathers, we will cordially sus-
tain and support the president in every
and all constitutional efforts and policy of
restoration, believing that thereby tie @ol-
iicaI, cummer itI, liHa"uiaI, aud -eu,tal
prosperity Of tie 8hoie country viii be
most substantially aad lermareL;iy sub
served.
This resolution brought he question q
supporting tie president straight home to
tho members If the house. In order o
bring them to an Immediate vote, Mr. FL
dredge moved the previous question.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
notice.
The Model Sewing Machine.

Prominent among the mechanical tFi-
amps Of this mos: Ingenious age, common
honesty compeIs rs to notice the Empire
Sewing Machine, Commended a. justly
styled perfection Itself. Use'ul "a have
been The various sewing machines, f. ON
time 20 time presented 10 the public, each
cne Of them has been cursed with some
radical defect, which detracis from general
utility. Warned by the experience Of his
predecessors, the inventor Of the Empire
Machine has produced an instrument,
combining all the advantages for which
others arc vauuted, and ,byiating every
defect which can lie attributed to them bv
the most fastidious critic.
The Empire Machine is 4 marvellous
combination of simplicity, ECONOMY and
perfect wo kmarshlp. beisg durable, free
tton liability to get out G! order, noise,ess,
and easy Of operation. Its mechanical
contriyance IS such as to secure stability.
f.eedom fton acci.est and accuracy as
o workmanship, B5 the use Of lie
patented shuttle an4 straight needle, it
makes stitch, vh eli can neither rip ror
ravel, While, At tie same time, il can opo-
ra;1 perfectly upon every species Of mater
,.l hom leather 10 can bic, with threads
-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
THE ESCAPE CT sTEPELEG,
The EeIian Head Centre.
From tie Dullin EYeninr Y

From the Dublin Evening Mil.
Precautions, unheard Of sIuce 1888. in
Richmond prison were taher, 20 p.oy!de
tor Stephens sale keeIihg. lie was joIg-
ed in the top story OF the most central
part OF lhe building, the only otter pris-
ouer LOGGED on tie same celiler beng
kl,kaam and Brophy, who were bolh
arrested "ith S.elhens, and lad ramed
M'L4ud, about whom shall have s.rue-
lAjrg TO say presently. Tie prison staff
vas reinforced b} twcuty five ot the Met
ToPoL,Sn police, "Lose sole duty it was
TO assist IN guarding The Femiap rjsoneIs.
The s.Iiute>t discipline had been observed,
AMI portion OF tie jail had been Sc
le"tcl for their confinement which cou.G
tot be aPrToagLed without passii 9
through a nun ber Of doors, c1mpl sed cl
iron, aid Gou1Ie locked. No persons
velo rermiu.d TO see tie FrLiau r'iso-
uels. save lie ,h.s...a Of tie prison aid
the ,,.a! advisers, and it is stated that
Scr her, crly saw LEGAL gentleman oniy
ace. and that for d ,Lor. ine, ;i.ce hj,
coumiIlai the instruction, Of the COVER
nor Of The jail 70 tie olliarais uuuer Lis
command were mot stringent,
aAA were appasyr.ly most
strictly carried out aud vi,l view o.
having suiiicieut io.ce on the ptenl>es, il
case il should be required 4 body ot tie
metropolitan police were kept constantly
on duty in tie outer section Of the prison.
All ma.uIIcatious addressed To The
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
The Eel:an Trouble.

HE tr~ay'e AMONG the oiiicia! repre-
sentative. cf the Fensn organization i
uns coma.atel upon by lie Albany
hrya~
We regre. these divisions which para
I'VE the oFder, and place in the mouths o.
lhe enemies of the IRISH people an argu-
ment TO Sustain their flppant accusations.
Ia the collision that may take place, be-
w. cen Ihis country and England. the or
ganzation might become useful through
its utilization in the provinces and in Ire
Land, weakening our antagonist by the
positive Withdrawal Of strength, and still
more Indirectly bv promoting dIsatfection
IN tie army AID among The people and
provoking dls'Iust AMI repressive meas
ures on the part Of the government.
Ii Is no. impossible that the order NAV
survive lis divisions, and tha. its useful
ness, IN tins respect, may be restored. II
vi. be dIsgracetuI record of lis history
Is 10 be tod IN the few words that crea
ted under the most favorable auspices,
with ample men and means, lis only war
ike exploit was the challenge Of an Aueti
can editor t. a duel, and lis only financial
achievement TIE dlscreail of lLa own bonds
by its own high officials, under mutual
charges Of fraud and dishonor
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
THIS IS CHRISTuAs DAY.

THIS IS CHRISTIAS DAY.
With joy the angels sang,
Their song upon the plain,
And Christian hearts repeat that song
That joyous song again;
For lrist. the Lord, hath come,
Tie human form to wear,
The Cross to take. the Crown 10 win,
And all our burdens bear.
CHORUS.
Then singt angel strain,
With joyous hearts away;
And swell. the choras strong and clear,
1or this is Christmas day!
To Highest God be praise!
To man on Earth be peace!
Good will from God thro' endless day
Begin and never cease!
Begin and never cease!
Till time shall be no moro,
Till al the fold new songs shall raise
Upon the heavenly shore.
CHoRus-Thcn sing, sc.
For centuries that song
Throughout the Land was sung,
b. Christian hearts in every land,
By every Christian tongue;
And still wen sing that song
In aces vet to be.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
Death Of q GOOD Ian.

= - dubhdHtet ~ tei' dt't tiaI =
Governor WILI>MA. EAHsTow, OF Wis.
con,iB, died at LcaYeE Worlb, Kansas, On
to l4.b. His health had been failing FIR
some iime past from consumption AID bis
death was MT uneXf ectai to h;s fr;crds.
H. had hosts q fi'euas n VIE, ,lsin uho
viii drop a tear at lie sad announcement.
The NeVs gives the toiioaing historg Of
him;
The age Of Gov. Barstow VIZ: about
81. He was torn 10 CUunec'itu,, from
which s,ale lie reuoved to Cleveland
Ohio, where he was for some years actively
engaged in business pursuits. In 1910
he came to Wisconsin and settled in Wan
ke,ha, then part Of Milwaukee county.
In 1871 and lS42-before the abortion Of
the Supervisor system-he was one Of he
three commissioners for this coant7. For
several years he was postmaster at Wan,
keaha and supervisor Of that own, and
WAS prominent in the movement for cgea.
ing the new county nf WauEo.ha. Tn
the Fail of lS49 he was nominated for the
office Of Secretary Of Sla'e On The Demo
cratic ticket headed with tie name Of
Guv. Dewey, and served in that posi,ion
from January l 1850. till January /, 1852.
He was then engaged for hrief period as
contractor on The Fox River Improve
meht. Two years ai'efWards-in Nov.
lS53-he was chosen Governor Of the
SraFe, having beng nominated for that
office IN the Democratic SAFE CONVENTION
ty small majority over Col. Fairc,jtd,
,ha father OF he governor elect In 1855
he was re nominated for governor by Tie
democracy by large majority in conven-
ton, received \ certificate Of bis election
forn The state canvassers, AID continued
to exercise the duties 81 Tie Office. unll
GOV. Basbtord, lis opponent, was declared
~ tie supIcme couIt in the Winter of
1856 to be the rigLttuI claimant to lie
hol ors aud emoiuments ct tie Office.
Gov. Barstow subsequently removed 10
JanesvllIe, where he resided until the war
with the south, when he accepted com
mission a. Colonel OF the Third Wisconsin
cavalry. Much Of the time during the
var BE Was employed upon miIlcry tra's
an occupation better adapted to lis age
a03 na,urai tastes than the active duties Of
the fed.
"Gov, Bars'ow was a man of no orGi
nary character. Together with a uoule
heart and PEI assessing p@rsouai appear
aace, he was endowed With a strong aud
active intellect. No man Of greater ex
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
Ienian Senate.
New York, Dec Il

New OIhl IJgC TO.
The Evening Pos: says the Fenian sen
ate la. not joulned, is has been crroa>
eousy reported. No decisive action viii
be taken until the arrival Of Sir Stephens,
head centre of tie brotherhood, ftom lre>
land. The orders recently issued By Col.
O'Msronay, calling the deIeenes Of the
Fenian. to assemble in congress on the q
ofJaGuqry. viii be counternanded by MT.
Roberts, the new president Of The crgaa-
l,a.i3o
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22

HANGING AT CHICAGO On the 14,h,
wv. CoaBETr aud PArRIc0 FLEMING suf
fered the death penalty, at Chicago, for
the murder of PArRIcR NALoHEY. The
prisoners made confession Of their guilt
This is the first time. since 1850, that a
similar penalty has been inflicted 10 Cock
county.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
II Fl Il i PILO I .

NoTIcE TO CATHoLIcs We are re-
quested by Rev. JAMES II. SIEnLTE to
ssate that, until further notice, lie will have
religious services at ani;owoc and Mani
so-oc Rapids on the second and fourth
SUNDAYS Of each month, at 0 and ii
o'clock, alternately. In Two Rivers. on
the third Sunday Of each month, At II
O'clock, aud on tie fifth Sunday when it
occurs. In Mshico:t on the first Sunday
Of eacE month, at il o'clock
On Holidays Of Obligation Ae will have
service il Two EiY ers at o'clock, and in
Manitosoc at IL O'Clock y. N.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22

LIVES losT by The kEBELLIoS-The
War Drlar'mert computes tbs number Of
deaths in tie Union armies since The
commencement OF the wat at 325 600
aud Of southern soliers {. 900 GOO, max
ing at least 52j 600 i've, TIA. have been
lost, part of the costly price paid for the
defense Of tie nations life Al Ge;ys
burg. % 900 Union so'ders were killed
wounded or taken prsoners-our greatest
loss during one campaign. Gen. CHANTS
losses, from the iue he crossed the Hapi-
dan until LEES Surrender, were about
80 000 Great as were our losses they
we're far below those incurred in European
wars, owing to our superior medical and
sanitary arrangements, aud the care q
tie govefnuen. for It's troops.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22

vel,!ses 70. lis stray editor

vell!ses 70. is stray editor +;
WANTED Information Of a stray
Copperhetd editor, yciept Swiue'ord Who
ct his home some days ago in quest ot
cash Of printing material. Has not been
heard Of since. Can easily be tested by
asking him his opinion Gu The negro ques
ton. \ better test is to ask him to drink.
II he takes readily, lhet'- Swhefo.I-ss4d
lia l1tEa.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22

CIRcuIr CoCnT The December Term
OF the Circuit Court-Judge TArLon
presiding-comme1ce4 On Monday, and
is now in session The Grand Jury va
discharged on Wednesday, after having
indicted Co>nAD EIsEeT for the murder Of
Mrs. FRAGREssER. in Meeme in August
last. lie will be tried Immediately.
G. w. MORSE, Esq, recently from
Vermont, was admitted to practice having
the proper credentials as "A lawyer from the
courts Of that State. We learn that Mr..
NJ. i. a young man Of good legal ability.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22

RKAoyAL. ssrs. Ii TRUMAN & Co.
have removed their flour aud feed store
from uuBDAhD's tulliug to the new
building Of Mr.. Villas, next door 20 the
National Bank.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1865-12-22
Late from Ireiapl.


'".l.. = ''1s o''' , 'o.'''', ''"'s '""'
'"0 j'''o' w. o'"''''e 81 :. ''l' s''"te y
Ireland. IN, BEEN committed f.r trial.
~. ,l.....,..c,f. r,.. -,
-.
H''''' % '''7 . OK s''I'@ new 'l.'Fef' were
i"o h"u'S IN Get2efa'ian before Fendellog
= vstIist uf guilty.. The prisoner address,
- ,ra r..nr, brf,ra .or,arr.. WAS ,,,..al
:, .t.. =. ,-.,.-,
w" ''''' - ~''' .''"''. ; "'"',~ ''o'
r.p.I'aleI he Z" e-&.i..''s H.tjo4 A"t been
urE"d s-ain.; tie fDai.us lie admitted
aIs g1r,t arca,a:a, fo a.. io.frnre;s,jon
,,-:r -. l..
''''' ~
'."' ".>'''' ~ ...e ~ .s' ''7''"." %
e.e'aa' "-"1, a"a ;a.t a ".~j j,rj'g Of his
c.uu.Il n.su would $, = tiGeiEr1e question
was rvI to vote. H vas seu.eucel to
20 wears irnprisona.Iat.
The next psi,cncr lraeeh. before the
Sro.ial commission was Mr. Jau<
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-04-28
The Spells found at MoDile-Sarsndr 0.
Mos5y's Men.
War DEPARTMENT,

Washington. April %. {
To Maj. Gen. Dir lin dispatch dated
Mobile. 5P. NJ, April IA. Maj. tion. Canb,
reports Us follows:
We find in Mobile and dofences on tho Yves
side Of the Bay over $50 guns and very
large amount Of ammunition and supplies u
all kinds, and about 1000 prisoners. Inven
tories are now being taken, and detailed
report will be forwarded as soon as they ar,
completed.
The quantity of cotton will probably reach
5000 bales. and there is large amount Of
provisions and forage.
Maj. Gen. Hancock reported That nearly
oil Of Mosby's command have surrendered
including nearly or quite all of the officers
except Mosby himself.
Some of Mosby's own men ore hunting fol
him, being stimulated by reward Of $4,000
offered for him BY Gen. Hancock. who has
been directed to establish his headquarters at
Washington.
The counties of Prince George. Charles
and st. Mary's, have, during the whole war,
been noted for hostilities to the government,
and their protection To the rebel blockade
runners, and rebel spies, and every species
of public enemy. The murderers OF the
President were harbored there before the MUIR
der, and Booth fled in that direction II he
escapes it will be owing to rebel accomplices
in that region.
The military commanders Of this Depart
ment will surely take measures to bring these
rebel syppathizers and accomplices in muir
der, to sense Of their criminal conduct.
(Signed L NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-04-28
A Proclamation.
By his honor the Mayor.
Attest: Z. ID. EDGERLY, City Clerk
WASHINGTON, April "a.

WASHINGTON, April %.
Whereas, by my direction the Acting Secre
tary of State, in notice to the public on the
18th OF April, requested the various religious
denominations to assemble on the 10Th of April
on the occasion of the obseQuies of Abraham
Lincoln. late President Of the United States,
and To observe the same with appropriate cere
monies, and
Whereas, our country has become one great
house of mourning, where the head of the fam.
lily has been taken away, and believing that q
special period should be assigned for again
humbling ourselves before Almighty God in or.
der that the bereavement may be sanctfed to
the nation,
Now, therefore, in order TO mitigate that
grief on earth, which can only be assuaged by
communion with our Father in Heaven, and IN
compliance with the wishes OF Senators and
Representatives in Congress, communicated to
me by resolution adopted ut the National Cap.
ital. I, Andrew Johnson, President of the Unit
cd States, do hereby appoint THURSDAY, THE
TWENTY rrYriI DAY on May NEXT, to he observed
wherever IN the United States the dag of the
country may be respected, as day Of humili
alton and prayer, and recommend my fellow
citizeus then to assemble In their respective
places of Worship, there to unite in solemn ser.
vice to Almighty God in memory Of the good
man who has been removed, So that oil shall DO
occupied ut the same time in contemplation of
his virtues and sorrow for his sudden aud VIC.
lent end.
In witness whereof, hercunto set my hand
and caused the seal Of the United States to be
affixed.
DoJe at the city Of Washington, this 2ath day
OF April, in the year Of our Lord lS63, an'l
of the independence Of the United States Of
' ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:-w. HUNTER, Acting Sec
rotary ofState. a