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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22
NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP co.'s LINE.
IN Daily,
For Providence Direct.
"A s 4

For Providence Direct,
The and splendid STEAMER,
ELECTRA ANDSALATEA.
Hayiu. Superior Accommodations for Passengers aud
Freight wiesve PieE No. y North River foot Of Robin
,on street Daily Sundays excepted, AZ y AZ.
Connecting Il Providence with toe IN. ;pr Boston -
The ELECTRA, Csp,. J, " NyE win iraye Nev'iofs
every MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. -
Tie CALATEA Capt WM JONES, every TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
GY- Freight Ia al Propeller Hates
tf~tr
m the coot and y Of and tbsir facilities for
the transportation OF Freight
10 Passengers aor retiring for The night not disturbed
IN they Afre Providence hour early enough to
or desredl in the r accommodation train Tor
Boston. arr wing In Boston ri y a. ia.
Eor information ia regard 10 Fright hc apply 70 ISAAC
ODELJ. General Freight Agent, PisI Ne. q, n. r.. -
For Tickets, stsierocus Berta., Arpy 10 w NJ Ed
,i,Ds Gene Ticket Agent Pier No. -, North River
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TWrrrD pARrNERsHIP.-Thc subscrib-

or, have formed limited pgr.ncr,p, yuI.Has, 10 ".
Tro,i-i5r, q o claper IIt o. the REVISED saia'ei
~ lie Sfato " 6r Gnd of the several e,ls ALL prs '
gc smsnd,o.y thereof fg tho Transaction Of the Lo!csse
cIo.hin. Bdie. q No $50 nr9aawsy Esy hoI-' "d''
ssunel Cater who reside, in Brooklyn, hne, COUNTY
Ncy.Yors; John Ro.,. William II Iitsnd aad Ghars. D.
A.. IN" s.ners partners. AID John H. Wer VI Lexington
Keatucky, IL tie special partner: -. ,,.,
The sornt Which sn'd Join ~ "r. as 'aeh
thousand dollars In cash. , oo,, a., .,
Said copar,ntrsiip TO commence on the zsll %. :"
Isn,s,y ID 1895 and terminate tho Jlst day OF Decom
Der, one aoa,,nd eislt hundred and ,;ir,y seven.
' SAMUEL CARTER,
JOHN ROSE, - la.,.,.i p.r,n.,,
CIfARLLs II. rEETJ
JOHN II. WLRTS, spscisi r.''nai.
Dated NV Yr,s t.r ~ 1852.
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% tUbom it man Gontern.

nIyORCES legally procured ior persons from
anv State ~ Country without publicity or change OF rec
M. noe lucoips bii'y dc.ericI, drunkenness nnd non
ppor sufficient srcc.sf sulnced Ad,ic, nee
nd conhdou,al Apply 20 H. BhIfMAA, Coun'cioi e. az,
No "a Nsssaust., oplr5s.,e lhe fostOaee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22
7 oNG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

IL ARRANGEMENT.-Leaye New York, James dip ara
3st East River for Orrcupoft SAG ilarbor Hsnpons Ac
N. For Ysph4nk, Lskeland l.ip Babylon, AL Farm,
ingdae. a. m. and n Ia runntng ttrosn d 70. 70
GlrenroIt on SATURDAY evciis-l For syosset ct lo;o
a. uI and ( y. III tst,,es cylnee. foi Cold spring
Oy-te Bay aad Hutisston) For ilemp.ead JsnasA ana
Wfu.sld u, and 10: ~ a. M, and 2. and ?. m -
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Sab s., Ess
River 9Iau p, YaPhl,k stopping IT az sa.ons -
az reinecd rato. A. REAsONER. Superintendent
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Goparinersbip Notice..

nIssOLuTION on CoPARINEks,'iir;;T,1
IN. csp,rfpc..lip isrc. 0iOre exlstz bctWeen SA.
I'll I, III NNiNGs AID WILLIAM r. BLAtNELT, n i9
,.ersg- brs.uess - NJ. .ais Green"ieh.t: ana 40 %
" '"' ss'',,i StMt III 4 JENNlN'i-,
"'''' WILLIAM j.. BLAL NELf
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LIRIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave foot Of

IL Chan ber--s.. via. Payonis Ferry
H. Day Express. lor Ianandaigus Rochester bunsio
s,aurancs West Connects 1t Buffalo with Lake ohots
and Grand Trunk Rslways aud at Salamanca With Atlanta
and Cr-s, Western hsivay. . -. ,,
$50 a. NJ. Mia and Way T.ain. daily, to Otisyiie
10 IA, xpIe,s Mai Tor Buffalo, connecting "i'h LAHs
Shore Railway. 49,
INN Way Thin. for Port Jervis ard Newburgh
n.. NisEi EaVress Tor Canandisua. Rochester bGnis
Salamanca sd West.
p M, Lightning Exprss daily for Csnandsigns Roche
t,r Rufafo, sisprsnca Durkirk, and West connect.
Bunao with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways a'd =
salsmaucl With Atlantic aud Great Western Railway.
D. H. Enisan Train, dsy for Buffalo, saarnancs Dun
kirs and West.
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Sousss an0 farms iuanteo.

WANTFD-UpOn the Ncw-Haven Road,
within 81 hor and half of The Tribune uac an old
fashioned HOUSE with about six Of LAND Mus, b.
tpon the ssshore No fancv price viii Doe paid Address with
full par cusrs, :. T. G.. Tribune Office.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-HOUS ES and
w LOTS In any good and desirable location.
ALLEN a BROWN
No. e1 Rrosdway.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A small FARM
w COUNTRY SEAT on the line ofhe Hsricm Railroad
qesf e Plains Address with particulars ant lowest VTice
CARTER Il BIZ RTTNE No. ~ East Tw rnty .iitA at
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Real estate for Sale.
ATNo. 4S4 THIRD. AVE. the following first

n 4 NO 7o9 lulhD-AN T.. lht lviiVNihS hIet-
= n class Houses for sale: on LexnctoH@ ave; ~
Thirti-tfst In IhirythiTdsi on Madi.on'aFei IN
ThirtN hth ia Fifty third 81; IN TIL . sishtt near
tifth ave.i tof'sses; small Honscs Win Stables on
Thirdave on SecOudaye second and Third
IN Sixtyserondst on Thirty rinthst AZ ora
.thsi 10 IN Forty hf-st; in Thirty s!Nsi Iiiry
Pity hrssi.; in Twenty ninth st IN East Broadway
the hes, corner { Ia Eighty nnti st. IN Sew
hist. Tin Houst0r-st. in For y-h-si 20 Tenement
Hops,s paving ~ per cent. Apply TO WILLIAM kETI
REICH, corner Of Thirty -s.conds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22

4 J. BLEECkER, son d Co. will sell at
~. Auction. THURSDAY March 2. 1855 a, y ecock
the Exchange Stlesroom, III Broadway VALUABLE
BEAVER AND PEARLsT. PROPERTY, BELONGING
TO THE ESTATE OF MARIA J. BRINCkhRHOff,
decreased the 4-st0ry bck aud lot 81 Bcsycg and
1904 Pesrst, Delnonicos and between Willism and
Hanover badng entire lot Title unquesiion-
able Sale without for the purpose Of division
he heirs. Maps particulars ko ct suconeers Office. u
Cedsr-st.
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d AND BOSpED MERSH tSbfsT having remained in

% Y @ LOBE 81 e e #
SIMEON DRAPER
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ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SINGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-loRk. Via, Tie ,, re
no CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAkS.
with railroads for al principal cities IN the Wes
TIL road !. being extended. and viii be In complete
running order 70 Mansfield. Gallon Jrbsns Dayton, Cincsr
Natl nd 81 Louis. without bre,s Of gauge ,,,rrSru
l. H. ""opAAN' ' ai.saviIis pa General Sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22

4 J. BLEECKER, son n Co., will Sell at
a. Auction Tuesday Feb. g. 1905, " O'clock at the
Exchange saesrooIn, NO III Bfoedway tie following valuable
pruptrty, viz.
Two story Frme and Brick Basement HOUSE. and Lots
the South aide Ono Hundred and Twei sccondst, ~ n
esst Of Fourhave Size Of House 2x6 filled IN withbrick
20 peak and IN complete order Plot s0A; Block, with
GMdcn Grape Vines and good We'll .
Maps particulars &C., at tie Auction and sslcroo No n
CedaI-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-22

tn IN AGENTS WANTED. A spen-
% M. dii chance 70 make money; Any person
,.,hinx 10 ob,r urber Of the most valuable ea
li,, s.ceio. M tic United States OF 70 Do nu ca a.
Ant if n. sale article, made hsTcifon vii reeve
rsroisT giving full description OF tbs ssinao>
WV" j. b. 4 Co. Al.n,own, Mercer Comfy, N J.
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Sales bn Anriion.

4 CCTION SAI.E OF CeNDEMNED
U0RsES.-Wi be sod at public aucon, ~ the highest
hi1ie, Of BALTIMORE, MD. on
TIT RsDAY. FEBRUARY ~. 1866
TWO HI NDRED CAVALRY HORSES.
These Horses have been condemned unit for tie cavalry
service OF tie army
For road and farming purposes many good bargains msy be
bad.
Horses sold ,ugy. Sale to at 10 M aud wiz
be held Phillips Government Stables, corner OF Paca and
Gtrnauss
Term.-Cssh in United States currency
JAMES \. EhlS,
Colonel IA charge First Division q NJ. q. y.
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rI,O PRINCIPALS OF MALE SCHOOLS

An .saruinAlion Of candidate or appointment ~ 'scah
in Ito r. Mi itaIy Academy At West FONT VIII 30
t % n. Us ofih- Board Education corner " Orlna aud
on EsDAY The I'D diy Of Feb init. ~ hsfpait
i1e d. ll said i,s having been teldcged ~ Hon
obu ~ ,sneI NJ &. Candidate. icI Exam naiop must b'
resident. Of tic Eleventh. aud ~evei.enll srds, com
-Ju ~ ~fv.nti Congregational DS'rict, UIon John W
and avo been nov be prIis Of the public
vi 80 nv NUT l.o be over lG md uIar n years II age
a, ~ ,i,- Of Inis.Oa 10 the admy-nust be nj lessto
s i, I.t and fee ioa any icloruiy disease Or ininny
VII n c,Id .a,ier Unit fox the military hrfce, and
no nom ary disor. q infectious OF immoral ~ afActr
r. ~ ,,, h. vbe 10 read and wlie well aud to perform with
ana accuracy tie various operona OF tir Tour ground
IL =, s-,fas;.c N reduction q simple and cJmlohs
aud oil VULGAR and decimal taci,on, tv rfcf
~ si coo Ere earnestly 6rs-oi 10 present ms SUB
at 10 n. nscc CT such oil tie pupil. Of Their i.sptwr
.ebaos =. are en- ed. By residence ant o'sI fpcsuVu'
mentioned, 20 al examination ioI 'he po'u'n'
ny 0'ds' u no "A'-'-s TIi0Mis BoEsE, Clerk.
E..y.yo-l FEN 10 1855
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
IN PANY,

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
NEwYoRk TO LiyERPoOL, ChLIISG st QUEENS
TOWN 10 LAND PASSENGERS
otHEN ,aow building, .3.sig...................
ENGLAND lrow buldng . 45o...........'....... -
SCOTLAND, tuow bddin. ~ o.................-
ERIN 80 Grace.
PENNsyLv ANlA....,..-.2 Grc-,n.
yIRGi T6...............Lswi'.
"a, No ~ Nom; a. follows:
aspp hfTtkNirI SxfT 6a1 TiEREAETEA
The od,on' board tlese steamers are un'
'upsrsa Tt ne SI @ b y o.es g, r%rrccv
sTEERA8E PASSAGE no LiNFRPoOL-sS Currency.
The owners vessels NH not he accountable fr specie
vausble anIes bs Of adn having theft value expressed
therein, signed Therefor
For freight or cabin passage appyto
WILLIAMS & GUION. No. Il wals'
For ''cer'ss r...,f. sPGy to o,,,ov ~ 90 p.,.d.,v
NEw-YORK MAI. STEAMSHIP CO.'S ?
~ LINE OF slDE-wIEEL STEAMERS TO
NEW-ORLEANS- DIRECT.
WILL SAN A. FOLLOWS; -,
MoRNIy0sT STAR. NELSON. Saturday. iebra.ry ssh
MoRNIND ST Az Nsison... SATURDAY. March leth
GUIDING STAR s s.,a.y H hsp ii. .I'
"'' nm At 2 O'CLOCK 7. NJ
Foot Of cairl-n n =; s,oo Ii.
rAssAOEChIef cabin .iserooTs - *i0' according
Tie NoESNe STAR 3ss ,s., IT,. ESFS iYas sfAa Ar
oS @ TIE sIAa , P pA accom-
moo are sSeecd by tho.s upon any other steamers
No Freit received or Hl % LsdIns signed after IL
To-. 80, he sv Of anl ~ For Freight or Passage APP
rs JAMES 4. RAfNoE, Ne 10 Ba1cay-st.
S,TEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
- Ing =, oneenaown Cork lsreoIihns .ell snown
shp Company tmnaD Line. csf!in. the Us Mails are IN
tended TO sail as iclIows; -
sr1ry 0F saurday. Mch
tpIs :uss,.; =. noo 9os fs S" ii
'''' RATES OF psssAss,
PAYABLE In gold or lie equivalent IN currency:
slRsT CABIN. ,;..+se O. sIEEhA0k ;:i:;:..s9 %
C.sn !. oqa0n = GO sssr.s 10 70 isbs'a
, Cabin to Iemburx % GJlseersss TO Hamburg. 81 o.
Passenger. 40 Forwarded to layre. Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp &c. At equally low rates.
fare. nom liverpool o. oeenowr l.t Cabin. s1B fs5
.S s'ss d..s h wsG ss ~ to send '' 'h'
'''J JOHN Q. DALE: xsnt. 10. Is slssi~s1, Ny
7I1HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
l. ROYAL NAIL sTE ,.l ua
BETWEEN Nh" AZ coRK XII aksoR hrooi' eAiiiN0
AND sSg X bS9 SSS SoaS sSsS CALL
::y: :i... Day :s
leaves Boston. Wednesday, March IL
..t.aves New. York "Wednesday March :.
leaves boston Wednesday, March e.
IRON SKv-SoRk TO LIVERPOOL
Chielt aJn fsssaso. 20
Second Cabin Passage. .........,....,...... ""
IRON gosTos TO LIVERPOOL .
Chief Caom ,s,nse. ..'.'.'''.'...''.'''''~nr IA
Second CaDfn resss v"
PAYABLE gold s equivalent in United States currency
beY,bs no. secured until paid for
AT rrperieneed Surgeon on board.
The owners Of thrss ships wi bs sccoun ef specie
nnsss Bs o. Ladns hxyus The value expressed
s.s sigr % therefor.
''''''s"' :" " l. pecfsagD ~. tsavlaI, y-.n
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.-The Execu-
' toIs II tbs ss GROVER G. FtRMAN, u order 70
ssns ls frse oar sale the following desirable Proprt
"h byooklyn. z. D.. late Willism.burgh, viz;
pve.its House AID Lot No. ll5 ThiSds
Dwelling House snd Lot No. l23 four,h's'
stofe md Dwelling Lp, No. lS Fourth,'
stors md Dwelling Lot, No. Us Foa9tbs.
Tess snd Dwelling Lot, No I@ Fourth q.
~sfs and D~ell,ii. Loo. No ls2 Ecurth-s'.
Dwelling House aud Lot No. II South Iirst-sl
Dwelling Hoass AID lot No. n South fLsts.
Ywe.lns House aud bot. No. n South firss-,,
Dwelling House ,nd Lot, No. 20 Soutl first-'t ..
pve.,iuR Hoa,e ma Lot No. 10 South Seconded,
D~slff fiouss aud la. No II South Secopdss.
Dvs.ins House va Io, N T. cor South fiTst Th4dss
pvSnf Honss snd t No ~ Broadway Bedford ave.
dwelling hcpss end Lot, No. sBrosdwsyes bediofdave'
In psesent opportunity rarely offered ~ purchase pro
sstvs snd vsssble real estate ro.sonsbls terms, Lof
s sgp % kSkELASp s sSs q ~
~s.s.h sevssss-si,, or HUGHES K GREEN, corner f'nh
80 Sfsaa o., Bfooiiyn. T. D.
IL KStEIxNp fE1ecuiOr.
AAa0N z HOWARD rtJC
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OROOKLYN LOT.-FOR SALE or LEASE,

- several PLOTS OF GROUND suitable or usnufaet0rir
torposes In Brook W. reasonable terms Apply % BIN
fDiCT 4 COLT No. Iinest
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NOR NEW-HAyEN, HARTFORD, and
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY II. n,

FyGFIEID Steamers leave Pe'k I.p OF 9'' y Ut
rnl, 20 North snd East from Ne~-Hay-n a. u y, ",
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would at an early day adopt general amnesty. Mr.
Seward said he hoped the States would Ill be in their
Appropriate places soon. For the present the
ment make sure work Of preserving the peace Of
the nation.
Mr. Bliss Of Alabama, faceously inquired IT, in cases
where parties did not have the twenty thousand dollars
making the thirteenth exception, the government would
make 1t up to them.
Mr. Seward replied that 1t would make Il up to them
in and good will and the preservation Of peace
and quiet for themselves and their families
When Judge Fisher, Of Mississippi, was presented
eSo" said Mr. Seward, "you intend to be Governorf'
Judge Fisher replied 'That yet to be decdedn In
conversation with Colonel Fannn Of Georgia. reference
was had to Mr. Seward Of Georgia. and his visit
20 washington These and other inc deuts showed that
Mr. Seward keeps himself thoroughly informed about
che condition OF affairs In the several States.
Thus pleasantly did the evening pass away that It
may be emphatically termed q reunion Mr.. Seward
pressed his qualification the state Of good feeling that
prevailed and referring the that there were sew
oral English gentlemen present. he said he glad such
an occurrence had taken place. and that these gentle
men were with us to witness it,
Mr.. SEWARD TELLS A STORY.
He made delicate reference to the effort that had
been made TO assassnate him. and said he would tell
anecdote That when he learned the intention Of
the outhcners at Washington pay him their respects
he stated to the friend who informed him that no would
be at home this evening" at eight o'clock He then no.
tilted Mr.. Frederick Seward that he would have
cepton this evening.
"Reoeption Of whom ?" inquired he
COT the rebels"
Sunless it be agreeable reception Of the rebels
than the last We had would prefer not TO be pre-
SENT
'Sure enough he Is not present. but he is too unwe
to be out"
Several gentlemen promptly said the assassination
not the act Of the rebels that hearted soatherners
scorned the act and dcspised the perpetrators
The foregoing Of the incidents of the evening,
but not all There many gentlemen from the South
present mainly from South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama
and Mississippi All took part in the conversation freely
and all went away pleased with the great Secretary of
State and other members Of the Presidents Cabinet who
present Such Free frank and polite interviews
are calculated to do good.
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The John street Fire.
TNouEgT OVER THE REMAINS OF JOHN

FrLL0--vKRDfcT OF the JURY.
Coroner Cover yesterday held an inque" nls once,
No Centre street, over the remains On 1onn fo, tue
man who died in the New York Hospital from the effects
Of burns received at the arc No ioJobn street. nearly
,brce vecks ago The testimony taken In the case Of
Mrs Cathane Ceevcs who also lost her life at the same
are was read the jury after which the Coroner sub
mtted the case and the jury returned verdict as fo
lows uThat the deceased came TO his death by burns
nj No 10 John street. on the 18th day OF
August 1885, and we further believe SAID nre occdrreo
bv spontaneous combustion OF colored signal lights,
which we're manufactured by Messrs Bdge Co, oil
Jersey CITY, pyroechnis and we further censure Messs
Edge Co for not cautiously manufacturing sad lights
and further recommend the Common Council 10 annui
the present ordinance for storing and keeping oil gun
powder ara Avworks, making violation QL the same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12

Hermann Al ran AcADKxr.-The divine art Of music has
given place TO that Of diabs at the Academy In Twins
place Whatever fascinatons this place may have had for
mery t was quite evident last night from the crowded
and fashionable audience present. that the renownsA
prestidigitateur Is immensely popular Hermann s be-.
yond all question: the prince of conjurers Some thtn
he is the Prince Of Darkness We must do the gentsuaa
the justice to say that he repudates emphacaIy the
latter title and very honestly confesses that he produces
hA astonishing tricks without any aid from below. We
aye hot surprised that tho Sultan Of Turkey and the
crowned heads Of Europe should have been DESTROYS
witness his performances and to have conferred hOneQ
sOveretgns cannot confer titles they honored him -
much NY attendance and the greatest d.
uenstrations Of delight Hermann has been 70 tie
Flowery Kingdom and other countries of the EasI
and learned all the famous doings Of the IonG
famed; copturers there; indeed he has improved
returnsto this country With an entirely programme
never seen hers before To attempt particuIartnA
what he does wotsd be useless II described
II must be seen Ind 70 criticism, that Of IL
question We have no data to commence with. h
does not oondescen6 TO inform the Of htu
wonderful art Of which he 10 consumrAate master.
We would recommend 10 government however, 70 bay
him up body and SOUL 10 redeem all the paper money
return at once 10 specie payment for he can
make money from nothing 0d isetinSem. Silver d0RAsw
float all round the air. invisible to every one else bue
himself till he chooses to gather them up and show
them 70 the audience He takes them from the hars Of
of ones head from the soes OF boots and from every
place he chooses Perhaps Il would NOT be amis0 t.
engage him pay on the national debt for he certainly
beat the mint In creating money. But tnis ID Oo@
only of the many of his astonishing performances. NJ
conception be formed Of them except by seeing thsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12
Returning Veterans.

THE snCOND MASSACHUSETTS, HEAVY ARTTLLERY.
This regiment one thousand and twenty. four strong
under command OF Colonel Jones Frankie arrived at the
Battery Barracks yesterday and left for Boston In tho
afternoon They direct from Fort Caswell, North
Carolina and went home by the Neptune line.
THE oNx HUNDRED AND sIxry.rrFrm NEW YORK.
Tho above regiment which arrived home from Charles
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Africa Captain Andersoa,
will leave Boston Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close in this city at quar-
erpast and at halfpast five O'Clock this afternoon
The Nxw YORK Naturalization for Europe-vill be
published at eleven o'clock this morning.
Single copies wrappers, ready for mailing, six ceuts
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THE 1oosELASp COMPANY FALSE PRErENsI
cHARoEs-JusrrCR powLrNo DIsMfssEs rus
COMPLAINT.
The examination In the case Of Mr.. Charles J. An.
thony, a wealthy gentleman Of Worcester, Mass, TO-
Gently arrested on the complaint Of Edwin g. Barrett
ESQ., who charged him with having, by means Of false
and fraudulent representations cheated him Barrett
out Of fifteen thousand dollars 10 have been resumed
before Justice Bowling at nine O'Clock yester.
day morning, but was not, owing 70 the non
appearance OF the complainant and his counsel
II will be remembered that In his afdavit Mr. Barrett
who was acting the agent Of Ex-Governor Gilmore OF
New Hampshire, charged that he had been induced by
Mr. Anthony TO nvest fifteen thousand dollars IN certain
gold properly IN Nova Scotia known ns the Mooseland
Gold Company; that the property was very valuable
paying Ave hundred dollars day, &c Mr.. Barrett
charged that the representations OF Mr. Anthony in rela
ton TO the Mooscland Company false and untrue
Mr. Anthony was held In fifteen thousand dollars ball for
examination since which time he has been extremely
anxious to have the case disposed OF. Justice Bowling
yesterday rendered the following decision -:
The complainant and bis counsel not appearing In pur
suance Of the adjournment, which at nine O'Clock
A. NJ, and on motion Of Mr. John sedgwck counsel for
the defendant Anthony hecompaint herein is dismissed
and the bond cancelled.
JOSEPH BOWLING, Police Justice
New YORK, Sept II, 1s65--10 o'clock A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-12
An Imm ense Emigration.

An immense emigration WIN pour down into the southern
with the restoration of Thousands OF Southern
refugees from all the and cities OF the North viii
home thousands of Northern soldiers will move In
direction settle the closest bonds Of untoo
among their Southern brethrsn and, IN obedience to the
supply thousands OF Northern farmorn
mechanics laborers will swell tbs mighty volume for the
repeopling and rebuilding the waste pces Of the sunny
In anticipation OF this grand diversion " tho tide
emigration from the increasing demands upon hen
the propretors OF HOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STO-
MACH BITTERs are putting up additional thousands Of
boxes their universally popular tonic and Alternative
We have the testimony OF soldiers sailors. travellers
trappers miners emgrsn refugees farmers ana pfAntera,
North and South of Witnesses that q safe and
reliable remedial agent and protection against all the
complaints incident prvatons changes OF cn
ate diet, habits Of life HOSTETrERS BiTTER9
used directed worth their weight In gold, North Or
South Communicated
II IL also proper state that the Bers sold ezclu
svely glass and under any circumstance By to
gallon the barrel Impostors and mitaors arc abroad
the safeguard the public has against them Ia 70
they buy the engraved label and
OF hand OF Messrs Hosteer Smith. and proprietary
stamp the cork OF the bottle
New York oiice ~ Cedar street.