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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-01
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sovnRNMHNr pirrosfToAx am LoAnl
~ AswFcr ~ ss9
IN EIFrxEasrH STREET., i,-~
OPl,osIrn urIrRD srATRs rRRAsuRY
DRPAR rMRNT,
MS nssh is au,her's - 10 rsssive sussuip.
lions 70, ne.
POPULAR T.so LOAN.
TAsss noSss ere issued In asaoninAti6a o.
ESQ. siOo, sSoh ei,Ooa and eS.Soo payable V |
bearer or ordsli Tires y,ars Af,sr dass, win |
interest,", paSabIV ssnLAnanAlly a seven end |
thrse.tsnths per ssntan pa aanun, ana ere |
tsnvsrtibls a natatlty ., N holders optoa
into the so sin pes cent ssn tai.vssi-A sr,ns
SOads. The in,srss, % the 70 notes Il two
cents per day Cor svsry sioO.
FULL COMMISSION ALLOWED go
RANKS AND BANKnRL
Any infOrnaaoa respect % the Omitted
States Loans viii b ohssrraiiy given on sp-
pllssslOn personally or By issssr.
A FULL SUPPLY or GOVERNMENT On.
| cuRirns ooNsrANILr on HAND
| ..fH ron sALR. eH.
VIZ RnonIvz pRPosrTs.
oPsN ACCOUNTS WITH pRALER1
| MAKE COLLECTIONS .,. ''a
| ON ALL ACCESSIBLE POINTS.
BuH AND SELL COIN, ..
| CURRENCY, AND ExcHANeS.
| AND ALL CLAssksoP
GOVERNMENT SEQ uRrrus,
PuRcHAsE GOVERNMENT
:, VOUCHERS AND
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BusI.
NESS.
| .. u HUTCHINSON, csshisn
L y. oHTrrENDEr, President nhst.u
|. EIRsT NATIONAL BANK
OF WARRINGTON
. n. D. coos, lot Jay Cooke = oO.,) President,
WI HusTIueros, Cashier.
Il GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY
. FINANCIAL AonNr or THE UNITED
STATES.
= inA e., oSyo,rrs rns TssAsvsy pnSAar.
Govsnnsu, sssunas. with TREASURER United
! ~oHnnILLIoH DOLLARs.-u
y Acting in soanss,,oa with The houssof
~ AY oooKn = CO, g.
10 SPECIAL AOENTs ToR THE Iss LOAN
= We will Ill orders with promptasss and n.
patch, allowing the regular sonnission 4
Banks and bankers.
4 AsOns,sui supply Of the Notes On hand IN
"a ready for inmsdlA,s dshvsrT.
We buy and sell all classes Of oovBRN
MENT sEcuRITIEs d current market rats
, TURNISH EXCHANGE and make Coles
ID lions on ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES Of
TINE UNITED sTATEa
..I We purchase Government VoushsFs On IN
Ip MOST TAvoRABLB TERMS, and give eAas
suL AHD PnonYT ArTHHTioH TO
70 ACCOUNTS or BuMNHsEMKN AND yIRMs
in and to any other business sutrus.sd 70 us.
FULL INFORMATION in regard TO GOV
!" RRHMENT LOANS 81 all times sh,srfuil
furnished. ..r.. ... a
WIN. Q. HUNTINGDON, Cashier.
WAsnIusTos, March %, iss5. nhsi-dh
7.3O NATIONAL 7.3C
Mr.. JAY COOKE Of our hEn. having n
10, sunsd the General Agency for oOvsrnAsu
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WANTED. "a YOUTH, EIGH-
. ssors Or oiiss 70 90 the ouIoi-doors' busi-
ness. Can write fair hand, md ean come
well recommended. Address y. n h., Post
once. MI
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-01

TIE FOLLOWING important order has
a,i been issued By Major Jas. a. OBsirue, Of
|ns Veteran Reherye Corps and acting Pro-
plIni itselfi
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- Aav.rsassns and Bnsansrs rHsa.
y. invits TIE attention Of savsrtissfs and
A.dasss man 10 Ne columns % ths DAILY
,TtonAL REPuBLacAn, - an ndvurtiping
L,dium. n has . large cirvuiation In the
In, Of washington and Georgs,own and TIE
Iarounding country, and II constantly In
l,,.,ing. We feel confident that they win
L,i /, not only avaluabls, but rslishis medium
I communicating with the public.
SoTIcE.-TAs Daay NATIONAL RePubitosa I,
:, nvnisAsd Nv carriers 10 subscvtbsys N ms
n ed GsOrpaOsSA At afiV esAis pr aonfA.
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Tnl srpIn FrRr DkrARrMrNr.-Th

THa STEAM FIRE DEPARTMENT. The
steamer OF No. I company (Unionl was tested
90 L street Tho engine was stationed Al the
corner OF Eighth and e streets, and threw =
large stream OF water to the centre Of Seventh
,usst much TO the amusement Of large con.
course Of people.
The Steam Fire Department OF this city IL
hou complete, and our eitll ne now rejoice In
ample protection Against IRE.
EsieamsT Ne. I (UHion) 10 stationed al the
galo1 Engine house, 10 the FIRST Eardi NO:
thirteenth, and NO. . (columbia) on Capitol
Bill. The Metropolitan Truck house II on
Massachusetts avenue, between Fourth and
Ffth streets.
Ind Rueker act with the City Fire DipArt
rent, and each are In direct eommunieatior
with the hrO alarm telegraph. Mr.. J. II. sess
lord, Que OF the oldeat lTsmen In the city, Il
ne chief engineer.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-01

ron sALR AZ AUCHl0ll

- 0@A@-@a
i! H ,.i y sels !. sssils Aass.ss - shs M.
~ h,edS, 4. Ne teot q q e,tt1A w..1ihE
,sn, - - LHunsDAY, April o iosts =
sslo'a, . ~ We sspiufsd li6ep Jsinis
s.ia aeep b sSous ., Ton. turs.s, ssr,,,
mnst and boon eompists, end q 4 dGsfrabit .
vesaol fBr eutlore Or oyu,oFmen. Z
rnfmae-Cnah In 0overnment funfa.
~ n. a. ntaLEr, eup. special AGENT
mhsoSt TN Agency, Treasury DspsFtneet.
nUBLIO aALR or CAPTURED
L AND ABANDONED PRoPERrT.
TnnAeUav DErAnTmnnT,l
OrYlcn o. Urn tpnctAL Aonucx. y .tl
ALHxAHpnIA, Va, March y, iesAD
REes' feoN, HIDEs, apd ~
MISCELLANEOUS oo0ph
win be 20 - Auction, On TnUhoDAKp
April q, Ioas, a. 10 O'Clock, Z. n, ~ Is'
No. ii KINo street, Hlsnandria, We.
THIS pale embrueg1 over
40 900 pounds Of Army Rsgl, eousi.,ing %
blues, softs, sotlons, baeging, aad hsrda.
Alirgo lot Of Railroad and serap kren- .
Aiei 81 Hsrisnlturai Machinery, hs.
lot Of Zoe oriads,ons', and Osher minsel-
~ order Of II. A. ni,lsy, sup, special AS,as
Treasury D0pa, tment, .
WTLLIAMs Lvev, Ass't special AGENT
Tsrm.-cash, In Govsrnmsnt funds. 80
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-01

MONEY LoST.-.A ROLL OF
M about SIoo In EreenbAsks and postal
eufisoey WAS dropped Al the Italian Opera
last evening, March %. The nndsr, supposed
TO be the gentleman who reported 10 70 the
great favor and 10 literally rewarded By
leaving the same ct No. % Winder's Build
ing, or his address a this once. mhsi.h'
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IOHN JOLLIFPE,

IfToRNlY AND COUNSELLOR AT Aw
mar OF Y and Fifteenth streets, opposite
the east entrance Of Tie TIoAlury
Building, WAshlngton
CITY, y. o.
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THR OIL MANIA.

.THR OIL MANIA.
Pa has struck lie 10 now the tAsms,
Az bTeAkfAit and 81 dinner
'T.s the only subject now d susssd,
by saints ~ well ~ sinner.
From Psnpsylvania sonsi the cry,
Canada takes IN The aopn,
While cA,iiorniaS Eoldsa shores
Tbs oily strains prolong.
AUD u you pass ihs ehursh's door,
%, hi.oas leg parted greet,
Al church or on ths street.
On .SuSsI: Or ss is ''s
Bai he who puts bis dsssrs In tho Gre
VIII hnd Asn snsrilng soon.
Nov n YOU ssoula wish 10 make
An invsstmsnt good indeed,
gast 70 20 smith Bros. store,
AID buy sonsthing that you need
Ard Evil guarantee,
1si WI S s ! az. SIs is ~ss. y: e"
That . dividend VIII pay.
ZINE PRKrcH cAssiMER1s,
FINE RHoLism cAssimInla
FINE scoTcn cAsalMRRRs,
onEv EnoLisH coAriNoa
vELv32, sILk, and
MAnsEfLLEs vRsrINaa
whish ws nshs 10 IN Style Of woFknAa
ship infssios 10 noas. wins TIE oHtsst Of ouI
businsss ssahlss Ne 10 vofk fOr ths smallest
snIrH sAos. 90,
.... MerohAat Tatiogs,
mhSs-im Ne. go osvsaih street..
ROGERS, BUTCHERS, AMI
M PRoviSioN DBALHRs,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-01

EOR SALE.--A TRUCK FARM,
Good coli plenty Of dnbsri large peach
Also, Mouse ana 10, on New Jersey svsnus,
Address 4. .. ssSLkLLAE, ws.A,as,on
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0fFfcE or Pnovosr MARSHAL AND
BoARp OF ENAoLNLRT D. @,

wAsHIaeToN, u. C., March u, issS.l
u Il not necessary for persons presenting
Eb.iitutes At this once to obtain the aid oil
T1hstltute brokers in 90 doing. The custom,
Ini discovered, by when substitute brokers
.Ilet $50 from principals who bring their own
Isbstitutea, In order TO have Euoh substitutes
PRESENTED and accepted, must be broken mp,
md the extreme severity OF the law will bs
I.lsd In 10 oorresl this fraudulent system,
Which 10 alike dlsroputable TO the prlneipAll
md TO the once Of the Provost Marshal. 10
Al tuoh cases hereafter deteoted, both tho
and broker will be arrested, con
Ansd, and chRuBss will be preferred against
nSm for violation Of the rules governing the
YrIVOGt Marshal and enrolment act. Subati
iuts brokers have no lunusnoe, nor arc thel
sountenAuoed ~ this Ones in any way, shape
Or manner, except 10 lar - the legitimAtI
ranIaction OF business II concerned. IN
publieation OF this 10 mado necessary, inas
much a. . public opinion TO the oontrAr!
IsenI generally to exist, In detriment 70 tn
nEh,s OF the oitlzens OF the ID strict Of Co
unbiA, and to tho speedy nlllng Of the pres
cot calf BY dram. Jas. H. oBEIRHE,
Msjor 22d regiment v. \. C.,
Acting Provost Marshal, d. O.
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HEADQUARTERS DEPART.
Ill MEkT OF wksHIReToN.
OyyIca OF onIIy ouAnLnsnssInn,
wAsHIRoToH, d. O., March 10, iesA


SALES or MANURE.
VIII BE- sold ~ pm lie ansttoa, % the plaee.
April, 81 Il O'clock, noon, the present. and q.
tur0 Accommodations until Dee lmbef u, 1891
OF q AkuAE ~ toe public stables, No., dsalG'
Az. N ne VrS !. sab O. on Four.ssn,A s,rsss,
psaF the Long BLDG In this sityl u. Aseana:
lAtlons 81 that polnt and n the hsaequaItefs
stables, corner Of ssyenieenth and ssgee.s.
w S1S' D' q P Il. = manure SsSss'A !. S' ss;
AZ The sfiss Of Captain Rsno, A Q, q,
assssaa,'sS; Dehs',ss syilsa.esI ns "a
headquarters, and 81 ysrioas fafts - isi, "a,
81 aad tth brlGades of that vision, niending
t.o9 IoIi Ethan Ales, scar ohain NJ. k.lfss, y "
~ iSs once q CAPTAIN Z. K. cAursh, A.
NJ, IN Alexanaria, We, the mAsnEe = ,ee
ga Ds,S eH s ssS Ss.I sSs q
the chief quAEtefmAsttf Of this DepaENnent.
Terms Of sAlsi Cash on delivery, u Govern.
meat fundsi puIehsaafs 20 take eway ne
time will BE- allowed 70 haul away present
quantities on hand, and future AeoumulationS
must b removed prO%RslL. LuprNoroN.
Colo q and chief ouartsrnastsE Departlsaa
81 Washiaston. mh1e-tot
DY W. l.. w IA y CO.,
Id AUCTIoNEERs.
HORSE AID CARNAGE BAZAAR
AND AEPoaIroRY,
|. ExpFesaly Tor Ne
SALE or HoRsxs.
| CARRIAGES, srooR, 49,
| . LoUIsI ANA AVENUE,
1StWosa Ninth and Tenth 50, WAlAinsiaAs
AUCTION SAILS EvERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED ON coNsIoNhENTA
storage EoR cAARIAoEA
HoRsEs, cARRIA0Es, "a,
RasalV6d Tor PrlyAte Sale.
WI. WALL 4 co.. Aus...
,lGOLD AND sTooKs.
u Our once has hssa llassa a slIs1, . TEE,
ENehanGO Rooms IA Hou York, inaefAAa
| pFompInos 9 IA The execution Of orders. -.
- .as A thu uMAuMl.II
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THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the GubfsribaF has obtained from the Or
Phans' Court Of WAshinston county, In the
on the personal estate Of Edwafd Graham
late OF WAshipgton City, d. G., Diseased
All persons having claims against the said de,
ceased, are hefoby warned 70 exhibit the sane
on or before the slst day Of March next
they may othsrWiSO By law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given updsr my hand this 1ist day Of March
SAMUEL a. PEu0H,
mh31-iaYSWs Administrator.
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OLERK wANTKD--A YOUNG
spa psnnsn, sad quick 81 nsufss. The bsss
OF references a. 70 character and loyalty will
b required. Address, Post once, Boz se7.
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Atlsad sspsaiAIiy % ia naiuVOa ihs Unllsd
stabSA htS-U
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ToHN WELCKER's
81 BUHLER REsTAURANT.
"a 70 Mai10n D0rss.)

~ 1PENNslLVANIAA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs. !
The pI ipriotoF Of this fAvotts Restaurant
has spared no palms 20 make this the best
Restaurant IN Washington and he points
always hssn hODored with, and respectfully
aolieits Q continuance Of the same.
GAME, OYSrERs, and other refIeshmente
constantly on hand and 81 che most reasons
bic rates.
BREAKFAST,
prepared al the shortest notice and IN The
most satisfactory manner.
supper ~ ali hours. nAyGu
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

testified that under orders from Gen. Cobb he went to
Ande7sonvie on the 9th OF May, 1884, and renamed
there until the middle Of September at first the guaf1
did not number more than 200 or 300, but u wac
increased until there were from 900 TO l,J0 men
their arms poor. for the greater part nht anu
steel locks Capt Wirz could not punish reward te
guards for anything they had done; he coulu gram
furloughs only when he might be temporarily acting vs.
commandant OF the post witness never heard, wne h9
was in command of furlough being given TO gusru
for shooting Union prisoner. II,
Question by Mr.. Baker-Did Capt Wirz ever Apply
you have furough given to any guard for snoo'
ing Union prisoner
The Judce. Advocate objected TO the question. ,
The Court sustained the objection as raised by 'he
Judge. Advocate. H..
Oaestion-Did ever q guard apply to you for fur'
lough on the ground Of shooting Union prisoner
Answer-I do not know Of any such application upon
that ground. ,,e
The witness snid that Tnrner the owner Of the dog
which had been alluded to- belonged 10 his regiment
this man in July commanded by Gen. Winder ~
report TO him, which he did. and Gen Winder ordered
him 10 procure a pack Of dogs; these dogs were eu
ploy ed to hunt Confederate well as Union deseters
The sentences of Conederates by courts martial were
digging no s,umps and the ball and chain; If Capt
Wirz had kicked shot malireated Union prisoners
il is probable that he should have heard OF III ne
quenly made acquisitions on the QuartermasteI loi
fools but was unable TO obtain them there was gooo
deal Of grumbng among the Confede ate troops apou
The ratlons and desertOns occurred from that cause
Capt Wirz was sick last Summer near Amer
sonyille and absent from the post some WEEKS
that was in August witness frequently heard WnooPe
in the stockadc night and from the sound oi the iek'
and screams knew tha; fghing was going on this Was
M the time the raiders Inuch disturbed the camp
six Of the latter were hanged Capt Wirz having pre-
riOusy turned them over 10 jury OF the tAion Piis
oners who found them guilty.
The Commission here adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

E1usll, from lie Monthly Report OF tie Ey.c .ti Con
| miiice
To the Board Of Jrnstees: The ship
lrsnts Of your Committee FOR the past month amount
ing 70 the value Of nearly 5000 have been entirely 10
the States Of North Carolina and Louisiana. About
s. 600 was in goods for the stores at SoS bern and
Roanoke Island, and than that In articles for
the Orphan Asylum and clothing for distribution az
NewOrleans.
| The Committee feel that this report, showing so
small an amount shipped for distribution may encourage
the idea that there h. less de.itution among the frocd
men than las existed heretofore. They would earn
esy protest against snch impression and urge upon
the Board and the community the necessity OF re.
newcd and increased e1erton 20 mitigate at least
portion Of the inevitable suffering TO which these
fortunate people must be subjected the coming Winter
The concurrent testimony OF pondents from
all points lately under the Rebel control IL TO the came
sad effect. With a nominal freedom without money
or land surrounded by population ignorant and hos
tile, with the local government prejudced aud dis
trustul, they have IN reliance save in the sense OF
instice aud The spirit Of charity Of the North
From Louisiana we hear; There are several thou
sands In my charge throughout the parish II is really
pifu 10 see their necessities and hear their sad cries
foI help the and children usGaly worse of
than tie men. large portion OF those AZ the Colony
aro crippled and iniru most Of them bruised and
! mengcd by cruel tssk.mastersp -
Mr. Kinne writes from Florida Since the suSpon.
q
tions because their former masters refuse to romlnerate
them for their services In raising the crop ready
for harvest, either by wages share tho crop.
Many others driven by violence and threats from
their homes the plantations, stripped ~ everything
compelled to wand1 without food for days e1cep,
what may be gathered IN the woods begged OF their
coorcd friends by the way. The condition Of those
who TO us FOR and protection defes descrip
tiOn.'
From North Carolina we have the same sad story
"Oid men aud women, who have worked all their
lives long are driven awoy without one mouthfu of
food, ANA hardly clothing enough 70 their naked
ness. Hardly day passes but my sympnthies are
strongly appealed TO- by " fnfire dssafiOH
From these few extracts some idea NAV be gathered
OF the dreadful prospect for the Winter The accounts
painful ss they are. fall short Of the reality and would
male despair hut for tho reliance that Providence
which has carried through the painful of the
past four years We must be stimulated 10 now eTor.
lion aud rest from the work until the real free
dom Of the cOlored IL achieved certainty OF re-.
numcrafon for his labor GUARANTEED aud an opportun
~ fu his education secured throughout the Whole ey
tent Of the country. CuAiJEs collins,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Nte Pors Sept. %, 1865.
NEW YORK NATIONAL fREEDMANs RfIIEF AssOcTA
uov.--Franes George Shaw President, No. 7dl
John-st.i Joseph z. Collins Treasurer No. i0l
Wall sf.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
THE NAVAL RACERS.
The Wiaseski's Nfsety.six Hssr Test
Ended-she Fails 70 Make she Fifteen
Turns Prescribed

At IL minutes past last evening the Wi
nooski stopped her engine having at that moment 2s
pounds Of steam her counter showing "a $40 turns for
the 96 hours or an average Of 43 revolutions per min
ute or onehrd less turns than she ought to have made
to be up TO the required standard Mr.. Dckerson de.
sres our reporter TO that instead OF the Wnoosk
being ahead 337 at IL o'clock the night she broke
down that tho Algonquin ahead 9 turns; also 10
state that il pressure, not steam pressure
that ruptured the which did not give out M
til pressure of 600 to the square inch broke It. ne
saws the cause that he did not know that the rce
water. valve rusted, that IL would not work DE
says that the accident caused by hs carelessness
He says none OF his employees were drunk. Our re-
porter has not made that statement He says ne can
carry 400 pounds pressure In her boiler with safety and
until Gabriel blows his horn some years from hence.
He also informs reporter that the WORKING OF ms
pumps shaft csstings, &C., are in keeping with MS
plans and the public as well us engineers need have no
fear Of his engine going TO pieces We make these
at his request and set right any wrong
impressions which may have been made by what he
thinks are misrepresentation
The difficulty Of obtaining any facts from either sioe
which the other side will not take exceptions 10 Is
great and despite all the which this reporter has
taken TO state nothing but truths II seems impossible 70
satisfy them This duty ii devolying upon al angel
would probably keep that being in hot water ana get
him into a vnpor bath exceeding in temperature tnat
which is used in the Russian vapor baths Of the cee
brated Gutnap. 80
When we are TO have q continuance OF this oval
burning paddle turning dispute are unable to state
as the Department has not yet sgnhed its pleasure
IN the meantime we may expect trial of speed 10
quill driving by both parties.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

corner Of Chatham-st and Boway wbsa he ssv IN. -,
chased BY another man; he stopped him saw him ~ Eer
thing In bis pocket; found II q susshot y" sne
came mp and asked me to him. saving bs h hpR
out Of his pocket when arrested aud handed h psis
This was the case for the prosecution TLe Sas"@<
Catherine Andrews, who testified: On he esf.i
tion. was in company with that senteia.l- ~ Te-
Ills Honor Honor lin sarprise( whai ssntemens s r.b
District Attorney Oh; Ho! t.cribbss rspidlyA
took sest at table md drinking coses - "a ysn md
psinant and two other sailors in thev em. en-
table where Breeny and drinking our % the
plainant asked him to fgb and struck him tb a eoo
complainant then drew back and struck hscied
p.ainant have something his wrist; Il oaL NV ~" ssn
tungshot shown her) Breenys head was iii emf o st
Other witnesses were called who showed tb,,,,IDpeh
commenced by the complainant tina, he wa. o~ wss
marks OF being struck, while the lead az 49, Aew
badly gashsd and also, that defendant found th wss
the hoor and, after borrowing pistol from m. .sn" %
started with t to the Station House. when he W.
aud raced s' "sJisi
Not guilty. and discharged.
BANK BILL NOT IDENTIFIED By A PIN nor :.
THE LOWER LEFT HAND CORNER :"
James Coll, youth Of IA. was placed 1t tb. h.,
with giand larceny Having no counsel the Cour
Mr. O'Halloran testified that ne lost somc r,o,...,
Coilsonie time afef he missed II With more mo- ~ etRs
ought 10 have he had him sesed as tie thief c he
y 10 bill which the witness knew his and va psds
money he lost he could swear to by pin hos IN ss
per Bill produced He ore TO it, " oAsfof-
The bill had number of other pin hole. a. w.r IN
written on the back bat witness knew nothing sb,: %
could swear 20 this pin hole - ''-s lHH:
Another witness swore to the identity Of The hmL.l
ing u and when handed to him merely glanssj A. /, NJ
to II by pin hole IA the right hand esrer "sA
Bill mined by Dis1e.Attorney and no hos fo.s r
ordered out Of the box and the abandoaed nv
The Court the adjourned until day at II a. n.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
II r0Oklyn.

MEETING oP THE CITY MEMBERS Of TH
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The City Supervisors ne
yesterday afternoon for the purpose OF appointing ID
spectors and Canvassers of Elections under the Lev
Registry law. Supervisor Hicks occupied the ei'"
Supervisor Schoes presented the following onGalief
ton from the State Attorney.Geleral
STATE or NEw. YORK ORyIcE OF ATTORNEY GfAiku (
ALBASY September ls a..
DEAN SIR: Your. in relation 20 the Registry lav rc'
by during the Temporary absence OF the Attorney
The points 10 which call attention q1e rce fo g
cuties The language CT the act is pein, and es s'
patics that 10 person shall lie eligible 10 BE- tPceua
&C. unless no be liable Jury duty in courts OF
do not see how language be pisin or % va va
prucip other words can be substituted FOR the lepef
law. The lnsUectoTs Of Registers in the Cities oi N.s
and Brooklyn required 10 complete. f a. pos'ef -
registry the first day Of meeting aud for this p'rpo
authorized to put upon the registry the names o. ~
voters kHocn % them 10 BE- such without personal a'teao
Of such voter. This cannot be DONE however at the sl
quent meetings The personal attendance Of the yotef' s
becomes Necessary. Il will be observed that while sesn
OF the st require the inspectors 10 complete far s
the registry the ih section declares that no addition &
made to the .aid registry except the voter appear n %
&c. Yours, respectfully, Sc., T. H. HaasosS
Deputy Attorney Genera &c
The communication was ordered 10 be placed On ~;
The matter designating Inspectors and Register "
Elections was then taken up, and the super'sos s'
authorized 10 correct their lists aud present te~
the next meeting on Friday next.