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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

especially before your readers who know me. IS per.
haps oil the space unpretend!ng farmer ought TO
ask. Respectfully. j. BALLISGER
Sonora, H., Aug. II. 1861
I'VE cheerfully print Mr.. Ballinger'S cardi
hut We cannot see that it proves anything not
previously understood. In his first letter, nc
declared himself "no Democrat anu We
proved his assertion literally as well as IN tne
partisan sense, correct. And no one mas ever
insnuated. in these columns, that he opposed
the War or the Government; so why assert tnat
be did not
Mr.. Ballineer seems to have written manly
to air his predictions that Manhood Suffrage
will prove unpopular in the West and detested in
the South. Well: suppose that to be the case;
what them We were stigmatized and pointed
at as Abolitionist when you could easily have
polled a popular majority of twenty to one
for hanging every Abolitonist without judge
or Jury. And now -
The fact is, Mr.. Ballinger while it is pleasant
to be sometimes in the majority it is drawer
and better to be right. And true nobleness Is
in all ages evinced in standing up for those
truths which the multitude is not yet ready tC
accept, but which your devotion to Principe
and Right is calculated to advance.
Will you not ponder these words Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
Evening Exckasse-Arcusr ..


We have received from Mr.. Alfred E, p,...
Firc'Marshal his Twenty second SemiAnnual R.,.".
to be submitted to the Common Council Al q. r
meeting. Below We give some extracts Of A. =.
port: From the lst day Of December 1864 10 ~,
1867 there were l76 fires the alleged loss bv a.,
amounted to sioJ2,6i3 and an insurance NM, 81.
amount Of S.. l00e25. The total amount Of ir,n,.-
paid was Sl,5.sjJ During the time included = nc,
report there we're 81 incendiary fires and attsmr.
act fire to buildings There were also l35 ai.,p .s
fires, which arose from various causes in ls csss r
alarms originated from attempts 10 set FIRE ana I,
cases the was sccidental the balance wsrs -.
trivial causes There were 40 arrests made during thu
actually caught in the act, the majority Of whom ny
examination before the PolceJustice were hcH "a
trial ~" Vf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
Latest ship News.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Iatteras Parish, Norfolk hours will ndse
and pas. t. @. IIencken Panore
Bark Johann Ahlers 20 denl, schweichel Bordeaux 81
days with mdse. 10 Dan'l 81. Amaut
Schr rulia smith. Pratt, Salem for Elzabethpor-
schr Clagabel. sturses. Boston for Sauscrties.
Schr. Empire, - Boston
Schr Hudson, Warren, Dghton.
Schr. Catherine Wilcox -, Easport.
Schr. Arcade. Hall, Rocklsnd. $3.50
Sour. Palladium, Ryder, Bostoo FOR ElHapethpofs
Schr II. y. Ely. Stokes. New-London.
Pilot boat j. D. Jones' Hawkins. Port Royal Gsys "a.
last to master Aug a. of Hsteras, spoke bark MS1r
from Liverpool for Charleston.
WlND-At Sunset, NV. and light.
SAILED.
Steamship City Of Cork
Ship Virginia, from Hamburg
Ship st. Louis from Boston,
Bark Matilda tBren.), from Bahia.
Bark Laura from Bremen.
Brs. Robin from West Indie; Randolph. from Cadsas.
S.hr. Louisa, from West Indies
Two ships. ,,,,,,op,un,
The tesmtus WIN. Fletcher. recently In contact with os
r. Wimntth of the Battery sunk this morning Jeey
City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
THE GOLD FRAUDS,
yNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE .,
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
yror ALTON or THE IMMIGRANT Acr

NiDLAlioS Or ihS riiiVhASl All.
Tho United States agt. Cornelius Morris-Ths
was case under of 1860 or the protection Of ,mi
grants The defendant ships cook was charged with hv
ing gone without the permission OF the captain into that n,s
oftle American emisrant ship Orient appropriated ,nd -
apart 10 passengers While there he formed acquaintanes
which resulted ia pleasant correspondence between hm,,
and Celtic Desdemona cruelty cut short by the rattan Of M
ships mate On the evidence the Commissioner Concluded
to commit the prisoner for trial but the Offering n
refund the pay manthe foil punishment under the s
he was eventually discharged on his recosnizsnce ~
NEW FLOOD OF COUNTERFEIT GREENBACKs
George Johnson stasedriyer, arrested or endevor
ing TO pass greenback which he stated he had rsysi
during the day innoceny. This counterfeit 1t appssr b.,
within the past days been putin circulation are
tent In consequences of revival Of old practice Of N.
smahefs to have bat OF the false pieces on tie Al
time while conrade acts as travelling bank them the
has decided tina. the passers hereafter shall be
committed in every unless they show good character
and gye full explanations OF the In which the bill va,
come by.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
The Eight Hour Movement.

A very large meeting of the working men OF
Philadelphia was held on Wednesday evening. There
were addresses from various persons and the following
resolves were adopted:
Igeas The working OF long hours Is productive Of many
evils smong which be enumerated physical dem0raza
ton and consequent mental nondeyelopmeni premature old
age prediction, compulsory ideness the part Of
many and the forcing Of others follow occupations which
pandr only artificial and viated desires the ten
dency the whole being TO make the rich rich
sud the poor sin poorer Is opposed to the spirit OF our
National institutions which propose o. treat all men as equal
and while opposed placing restrictions individual en-
crpse al perceive and feel the neceA.iiy that exists for
the erection Of barriers TO prevent the downward tendency on
the part OF the majority Of the people stimulated by
insane hope Of individual elevation AZ the sacrifice OF the
many and believing that both State Legislatures and
the people clearly demand II becomes with imperative
dus pace this important subject before the public IN its
true light, therefore,
Reoed That the legal standard for days work should be
fixed It eight h0urL
Reoirei That We recommend the formation Of Leagues
throughout city and State, for the Purpose Of collecting
aud Terminating statistics aud information 10 educate the
public mind to appreciation Of the Importance Of the sub
feet, and the necessity for immediate action thereon
Ro,ored That will view with favor any legislation con
templaiing the proposed reduction.
Resoed That while deprecang the formation OF political
parties for the purpoe OF securing class legislation We never
hees, deem ii essential that the attention candidates for
legislative positions be eaeJto the subject aud their views
thereon made public prior To election.
Rercd That the National Government be- petitioned ia
establish the eight hour system throughout all its departments
where days work" are performed BY tho Government.
Res0red ILit committee of from each ward be Gp
pointed TO report plan for carrying out the foregoing
Resored That the committee above named be directed t.
furnish copy Of the preamble aud resolutions to the members
Congress from this state the candidates the state og
auTc the Heads Of Departments Of the National Govern
ment aud such other public officers they may deem proper
They were adopted unanimously
Here the Modcrs Union. No. H. entered the Hall
with music and transparences. and Tor some tim,
excited much enthusiasm and confusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
TO PHYSICIANS.


Allow me TO eall your attention % my PREPARAIoSof
COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHU. The component paris
are BUgHU Lose LEAF, CT BEDS. JUNlPEA bEkHes.
MODE or PREPARATiON.--Buchu,m yacuo. Jumper
Berries by ds,iation, to form hne gin cuoeos erted
by d.paeeent BY liquor obtned from Juniper berre con-
tanning very little sugar small proportion Of spirit snd mere
palstsb- than any now IN use lie active piopefue'@eV
this mode extracted. -,
Buchn as prepared BY Druggists generally, is Of q,
color [, pan, that emts its fragrance the acton o.
flame destroys this its active pTncple), leaving sork
and eutnou. detection Mine is the color Of u sfeolen
The Buehu in my preparation predominstes. the snasH
quantity the other ingredients are added 70 pIese
neniation upon inspection, IL viii De found hos 70
Tinciure, made in Pharmacopea, nor sna syilp-Ia
therefore be used in where fever or n.u
exists In this YOU have the knowledge OF the nsEesS
and tho mode of preparation. 49,,
Hoping that you will favor It with trial. and ths' uP0a
inspection L viii meet with your appreciation,
With feeling Of confidence.
am, very respectfully,
IL. L. HELMBOLD.
C6,m..f and Dyugyiss Of 10 Yedys EIBsroso il
PHILADELPHIA and n0u located az im Ding
and Chemical Warehouse, No. ~ B,ofd-
ardV. Nec York.
Fyo the aygesf Manufacturing Chemists IN the World
am acauanted with Mr.. Il. T. Helmbold; be occupied
the Urn, Store opposite my residence and was tuccean
In conducting the business where others bad not been
SO before him. have been iayorably impressed Win us
character aud enterprise ,.,,,,,r,,,y
Firm Of Poirers y ItdghtvGn, MiHyaa"'V
C6eni,fs Ninth and Brora sis.,
Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
MOZART MEEr1yc.-The Mozart Society met

MOZART MEETIyG.-The Mozart Society met
at their hall Broadway between Eleventh and Twelfth:
sts last evening for the purpose Of choosing delegates
TO The Albany Convention, which is to convene at that
city the 9th Of September. 1865. Mr. Harris Bogert
was the chairman of the meeting. The naming Of the
delegates was referred TO the Executive Committee.
which will determine the day for the primary meetings
which viii make the nominations fer the Convention in
question. Tho meeting last night tumutuous.
various candidates being named but, owing to tbs I'M
settled state OF the elements composing the meeting
nothing was done beyond what has been mentioned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

For Weknesa arising from ndiscretion. The e1aasea
powers Of Nature which accompanied by so many
M, symptoms among which will be found, indispo,tion
Esertio Loss OF Memory Wakeflnes Horror OF 1sesie'
or For,bodings of Evil IN fact, Universal Lasude Pros
on ana Inability 70 enter into the enoymenis OF society
m. Con ,u,ion once affected with Organic WeafRes' r.
ours the aid of Medicine seagthe, ard iar,gorle e
49,, which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BuChD ilsarr
~ J"s. n no treatment Il submitted TO, Consampton9
Insanity ensues.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

LAUYCH.--A three-masted schooner OF be-
tween 400 and 800 tnns burden will be launched at
to day from tho yard Of Mr. j. s. Ellis at Tottenyillc
Staten Island. She is intended for general coastng
trade. and will 10 under the command OF Capt. II. &.
Lyon. after whom she is TO be named. She will be
LAUNCHED With Ley nasts and rigging Az ready f9r sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
Our Home. Returuing Heroes.
THE ONE-HUHDRED- AyD-TENTH NETWORK REG

The 110th New-York Regiment, $50 officers
and men, under command Of Col. G. Hamilton, arrived
here on Thursday morning. by transport. from
Tallahassee. Fla, The troops were transferred TO the
steamboat Thomas p. Way, which they proceedd
10 Albany, route for Syracuse where they will re-
ceiye their pay and discharge.
THE FOURTEENTH EEW-YOEK HEAVY ARTILLERY.
This Regiment expect to be mustered out of
the United States service on Saturday. and will prob.
ably arrive here on Sunday night or Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
USE HELMBOLD'S
LII LID EXTRACT BUCHl U,

In all Disease. Of these organs whether existing 10 IF,
or Fen lIc from hdferer cause originating, dna .ms.
az ron, iona fanaiaq Il is pleasant to taste the oio ,hs
Ya,," an rctior aud moro strengthening than any !"
Ibnss sns,ring from Byoxsa Go0n or Delied!s e''
tions procure The Remedy dt once NH, VA, he tho
IN. reader must be that however snshs 10, PIv
attack of the above diseases II Is certain 70 snes' "
Ucglfh. Mental Polceys and Hdppn,s,, Ali,
All The above diseases require the aid OF duIe'
HELMBOLD'S ENIRASl
Is THE GREAT DluRElIC;-,r
IN nv mn -CaISrS EkERlNHbhb'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

INDICTMENT OF MCCAUSLASD AT CHAMBERS
DURo.-The PHILADELPHIA Inquirer has Harrisburg dis
patch dated Aug q. as follows;
True bills having been found by the Grand Jury of
Franklin County against McCausland and others who
were the immediate instrumentaitcs In the burning Of
Chambersburg and the pllagng of the border by tho
Rebels during the war. acquisitions have been MADE
upon the Governors OF Old Virginia. West Virginia ana
Maryland for the rendition OF these persons TO the Gus
tody Of the Pennsylvania authorities for trial ut Cham
bcrsburg These men, II tried by jury of loyal Penn
syyanians will have hard road TO travel. Gov Cur
tin has sent officers TO take these men in custody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-CHAxsERs-ArG. A-Beiore Ju,u,.
SUTHERLAND. WV
DECISIONS.
Max Coop agt. Geo: I. Britain, implicated.
Motion denied with costs and leave for plaintiff to .sps A.
ten davs on payment of costs Frederick A. Msyrps, ~
Curtin ct a-0rder granted Henry Babcoci sg Jc,seh
Webs.er-Ordcr settled
THE GOLD FRAUDS.
A. w Greenleaf agt Peter r. Mumford, John OaEsv ~,
Nassau Bank and others-Thc plaintiffs have procured -.
injunction against the defendants restraining them ro in
feng with dsposng Of certain moneys and check. se,s
to be the property OF Mumiord.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

In affections peculiar 70 "FEsAtss uneqai.t ~ =!
,her rrrpar.tion as In Chlorosis or Retention
or supnr, sion of Customary Eyacnaons Uleers,ei
srrhus state Of the Uterus; and all complaints incident ~
the sex whether arising from habits OF disspsNon' Af
d,ue. IN or the decline or change oil lie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT Bu'h0
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

VIII radically eserminste from tho system Diseases l,.e
from Habits Of Dissipation iiH, erpeH'e hife r go
an Ar no ircoarsaienee or eIposure completely
hose snpleasaat and dangerous remedies Cpa''a e"1
clru La Al these dlseases.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

IL Ease Ball.
AMERICAN VS.. WARREN.

A spirited game of base ball took place on
lie 23d inst at Hoboken between American Hose Com
pany No 10 and Warren Hose Company No. 80, result
ing in favor Of the former The following is the score
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
Keceiptsa0f Produce.

AUG 24-IOs0J bbls. Flour, l3j bbls. Whiskey,
sG4 bbls Corn Meal 200 bush. Wheat, 1893 bush:
Oats ITO bush. Seeds a pkqs Ashes. 100 pigs Oh
Cake 900 pkrs Provisions 1915 pkgs Petroleum I,7l
pkgs Butter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. Yesterday, wnile a
freightlran on the Harlem Railroad was passing tho
of Seventy fourthst and Fonrth'ave. IL came
in contact with Thomas Fitzgerald. aged syears, whose
parents reside at the above corner He was struck ~ te
locomotive, aud received "a dangerous fracture OF the
skull. Ue was taken ~ ST. Lukes Hospital
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

. FIRE IL 4 TENEMENT HOUSE.-Shortv after
O'Clock yesterday afternoon fire broke out IN tue ve
story frame buildings Nos lGs and 100 occupied by 10
families black and white The structure being nothing
but a she'll tho flames spread between the Hath and
capboaFding over nearly the entire 'front.' bnt the hre-
lin guished Had the fire occurred in the night there
must have been considerable loss of life. The damage
TO the buildings, which are owned by Wm. Williams,
ahnuf -lOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
BY TeIegraph.I
EMPIRES vs.. CAMDEN.

PHILADELPHIA. Thursday, Aug. q, 1868.
The Empires beat the Camdcns this alter
noon. The score was Al TO IL. The fielding OF the
Empires was brilliant they taking 20 ybas to IL for
tie Camdens. An immense concourse OF spectators
witnessed the game.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

SHOOTING AFFRAY.-AbOut midnight on We'd
nesday n young man named David Lindsay, in com.
pany with others visited the lager beer saloon OF
Sebastian Dreher il Leonard.st. i. d., aud were
ordered out by the proprietor. Lindsay lad scarcely
reached the sidewalk when Dreher discharged pistol
at him. the ball slightly woundng him in the groin.
Dreher this morning taken before Judge Walter,
but no complainant appearing. he was discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

Umpire-Mr. Isaac Evans.
Scorers-Messrs. Crawford and kettell.
Time Of game-2 hours and - minutes.
Fly .catches-America. 4; Warren, /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
SHIRT NOTICE.

svIru FOWLER Manufacturers Of siiil S zee.
TIES No 90 Warren s., notify coSsuhhhs which se
brated SEA ISLAND" so finish whifs air,r isa as
81 saci-can now be obtained at Their new Al THREE
No PARK ROW opposite the Aster rr,ce SIX 'hr.,
DOLLARS EACH 1.-THE lowest "noe, S az 6s ,e.yaes
cnr eTpenr u not found 'ati,fae'ors Men do,sa.
great variety Superior linen collars =. ie nfCorsres.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
ApnEsr OF 4 HoRsR TuIEP.-A man named

ARNEsT OF 4 HOKSE THIbF.-A HIdH NdIHVI
Charles Burns and claiming 10 be resident OF Hyde
PARK Dutchoss Co., y. " taken before Recorder
Martindalc Of Jersey City yesterday afternoon
charged with having broken open the stable OF John
Chapman, Of Hudson City, on Wednesday night, and
stolen thereirom horse valued at $3.50. The accused
was arrested suspicion at the corner OF Elghthayc
aud One-hundred and twenty eighth ST. y. Y, yester
day morning. By PatrOlman j. H. Petit, Of tho IhrtetA
METROPOLITAN Precinct The Recorder comnvtted the
accused the County Jail for trial in default Of $500
bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

DROWNING OF AN UNKNOWN WOMAN AT THE
South SEVENTH ST. FERRY.-About o'clock on Wed
nesday night, old woman supposed to be Germany
walked off the bridge at the South Seventhst ferry
while the boat Arizona was coming into the dock. Sbe
was seen by several persons but does not appear that
any attempt at rescue made. Some articles which
she had with her shed up and will doubtless lead
10 her identity.
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Rlj|||||!N!Zl.Nlp

90 70 THOMAS X. AGNEW ~ ,ss,,y 70
II aud %. Greenwichst corner Of Murray ano et.s
will find Teas Cofees, Fish Flour, and evety.n.as
ar than any store in New York. one prce muse ---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

SUDDEN DEATH.-A German who resided
with his brother. In. law VIM Mun1lng al Washington
Village. found dead In his bed yesterday morning
Ito retired the previous evening in apparent good
health. Tie cause Ofhs death was not ascertoined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

THE BURIAL OF DISCHARGED SEAMAN
KILLED By ACCIDENT. Some days since. while the
United States ship Vermont was being hauled into the
Dry Dock in the Navy Yard discharged seaman
accidentally killed by the parting Of hawser. The
body sent to the Naval Hospital and from there
inferred in the Marine Buryng Ground Ihe TACT
coming 10 the knowledge of Coroner Lynch, he pro.
ceeded to the Hospital, but a. no records are kept
there OF the manner OF a mans death outside the
institution no information could be given On search
ing the ard he found headstone with the name
of deceased thereon. The Coroner claims jurisdiction
in the case and has for the body but whether it
will be exbumed or not for the purpose Of an inquest
will be ascertained hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
BROOKLYN NEWS.

BURGLARY. house Of Mrs. Margaret
piIson, No 3Os Hicks st. was felniously enterediby
means Of false keys. Wednesday night. and ran
sacked from top to bottom. The family was absent
during the time the burglars entered. Mrs. DxsOn re-
turned about II o'clock and On entering room two
fellows came ont OF another and in making their es
cape knocked her over. Information Of the circum;
stance was given to Officer Boyle. OF the Forty third
Precinct police who succeeded in arrestng Of the
suspected parties named VIM Adams on South Ferry
boat. The other succeeded in getting off, Adams was
brought before Justice Walsh yesterday and committed
for hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
NE,W.JERSEY VS..
cen ATTEMPTED RAPE on A MARRIED

ALLEGED ATTEMPTED RAPE on A MARRIED
WoMAS-A KNOCK Dows AND PISTOL FOR ONE.-A
woman named Margaret Brown, residing at Gutten
berg appeared before Justice Avery Of Hoboken yes
teray accompanied by her husband and i've children
and applied for warrant for the arrest OF Constable
Henry of the town oi Union on q charge OF attempted
rape on her The circumstances as saty appear to be
AS follows: Two or three days since while Brown was
absent 10 New York where he is employed, II Is al
legged that Henry accompanied by another man. called
at his house and inquired for him of Mrs b., who told
him that he was In New-York. The men remained
awhile converting and at their request Mrs. b. went
ont for quart OF beer and upon returning she found
Henry in the bedroom, where one of her children was
lving on bed aud upon her entering, he conducted
himself in very familiar way, putting his hand
upon her shoulder but making no improper proposals.
Similar conduct was repeated in the sitting room.
Mrs Brown was also requested 10 send for her sister,
the companion OF Henry pretending TO be in love with
her. and threatening to commit suicide ne could NOT
see her. The went away. and upon the return OF
the husband he was informed OF what had TRANSFERRED
Subsequently Brown met Constable Henry. and asked
what he wanted Of him, and also what he wanted OF
his WIFE 10 which he replied nothing" Brown, evil
IDENTIFY not crediung the assertion. knocked him down
and then left Constable Henry, upon getting up,
drew revolver as Is alleged and declared that he
would shoot Brown for which purpose 1t is stated he
locrei around the neighborho0d all night seeking an
opportunity TO carry his threat into execution. Re-
corer Avery concluded there was not sufficient provo
cation for the arrest Of tie parties and consequently
declined 10 issue a warrant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25

The CENSUS or lIUDSoS CITy.-The following
the census Of the population of Hudson City. which
has lust been completed, which shows total popnla-
ton Of O9 being increase OF about 1900 since
LEGO Frat Ward-Na,iye white males. l2J: females,
l. 49,; colored males d; females 5. foreign white males
rsO females 600: white children between the ages Of
and H. males ~; females. 426; colored children.
males, . females. L. Total, SCR. Second Ward
Native white males So: females. 357. foreign white
males $50, females. 372, white children, to Ii wears
~ females, l-2; Total !. so. Third Ward-Natye
white males go; females, l0sl; colored males, q
females, .; foreign males. blJ. females 12Y; white
children 3 70 10 years males, f52 females 400 Total
1902 Fourth Ward-Natlye males, 100; females, 49,
foreign males 81 females 3l6; colored males, 4; f.
males L. white children males. 20J iemales ~; To
tai 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-25
WILLIAM WFIGHTMAN.
urIMROLn,S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,

Firm Of P0lreTs q IIeghtrdn, MiHyae"'V
Chemists, Ninth and Brora s's,
Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1865-05-18

that this Is q mistake as far as Davis and Brown
are concerned, for they are both now in our
hands; but IL is not at all improbable that
some members Of the rebel Cabinet have ssc-
ceeded in reaching that point, en- route for
Havana; and hence the confusion as to the
presence Of Davis there