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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

MINIATURE ALdANA..
IN. aI....T,lI -np --t..... % Moon ssa...l,;D
iiGH ~AIRI 3tisOAr
sandy Hsok. l. ~ OSv i-gJ.. i;2t iish os*''' D."
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

TnB AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY. The Amer
ian News Company Nus lI9 ana l2 Nassau ST.. have
great variety OF books periodicals and magazines. no
for holiday gins aud Christmas memeutoe. and we adj
wise our readcrs 10 call at the enterprsIg estsbush-
ment aud examine its Urge assortment
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
FIRE IN FuLToS-sr. Shortly before II o'clock

FIRE IN FULToy-sr.- Shortly before IL o'clock
on Friday eyeing FIRE broke o1t the top floor ofthe
building Yo. I43 Fulton.st IN the premises occuried
bv J. q. Gorsiech az a morocco ca.e manafac,or7
mmab,e nature of the contents caused re tn
spread rapidly aud in brief space Of time the two
upper foors we're DESTROYED. Tie upper Il nor and
second floor occupied by Mr.. Gerslrch whose ios
n ,,ork and machinery Amounted ~ S. OO1 The third
anr occrpied BY l. e. B land heraldry OIL =. sui'
fred 10 the extent OF CO., while the ground hD"r oc'
cupied by John Rro. rs !lqnor store, ~,s dsn
cenpt BLAIR of the Second Precinct was promptly on
hnnd IA wns also Commissioner Able ofth Mcropoii.
tan Fire Department, who, bv bis a''vice matrisy
aided the 6remen in saving tie hol1"'ns Tu,nn.d
The hu,,ling is owned by Mrs Ventura and damaged
about 81 OC0 The Fire Department was very pronl
In responding 20 the cell and thonlh the ore was over
auor store not man vas allowed W eD'er'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

TRIAL TRIP OP A Ngw PIoT.BoAT. The
new pilot bat A. I. stewart. No. 3, bnlt by NJ T. Z.
Williams TO repce the boat Geo. Steers lost Oh jersey
Beach last inter, went on tri 81 trip down the osy
ON Saturi ~ number Of pilots and their friends accom-.
p.ny,ng her. She acted admirably. and vas proved
success in every respect
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

PRorgAs CARps.--A new and popular game,
bearing this app latlon has been devised. aud Is for
sale by John Il. Tipgley. No. 1921 Fultop-s It Is
diversion suited to persons of ali ages.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

OPENING op A CoLoRED CBURcH.-The edi-
fee ,u,t erected Mortneraye, oetarrn un'on,ave;
aed orimer a., Williamrbnrgb for he use OF coloed
~ r.o, was opened yestera, for divine service lie
Rev Dr. Bowling Il this cry delivered the opening
sermon which va. appropriate aud suited TO tne oces
.,on In the Afternoon and evening. the hev N LoW'
ery and tie Rev. DR.. Bachus preached.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
FloHr AND STABDINa AprRAY ON SHIPBoARD

"A party of raiiors aDd boarding house ruhner-, %
tuiday Af erno,n became engaged Ia 6gat oa the
10 Jeremiah Thompson, lying ut Pier NJ. 40, K q
YER The second ara th,td mars Will tm ~ tos
ana Janes IT. dard, attempted t. curl tie disturbance
aud elect rhe iIuuis. Ia toe nerr sutton r. owes
severe stab in tie back and StOddard in the sidn.
James Myiu,i on Engiish boy. aged 6feen years was
ar ested iy On Ger Wash of tic >eveD,h Precinct 30
suspicion of having bb sutton. Hc is riendc!
and resides.at No % Oivor.st ieofge bradty ae
Lane, D,noyap were a. rested by Officer Bucsen Il ths
seventh Precinct on sus. .cion Of havlf II bbeJ sto
dard The accused " sub eqIrntly taken b~tfe Jus
t,ce Mansfield at the E.s'x Market Police Court NY
Ltt was held to b,il in tho u 900. Tue 0thet
pi isoner was committed. The wounded meo were
couyeyed to Bellevue Hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave

AIJsmtlsHp, New-YorI. cs follower
9:oSs n Creeppor nsu, stopping .; all Stations.
II 90 .. IN. for Sy"ffos-
3;oop m Yphsnk E1pe,s and 10 Greenr0rt on Saturday.
400 p. N. Sys,.ei Expiess.
$500 p. "a. for fArralnydale.
Tfsins for Rosyn aud Glen Head esvc Of 900 and
900 p. ~, changing cars at Mu,eoia
Sunday Excursion Trsius leave Hunters Point a. $50
Il. MHIrF Sune uirndrut.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

A CorroS THIEF SHOT rY A faIvATE
" w.rcus.y-A. sboat 81 O'Clock on Saturday morning
.rohn Mulbearn. q private witehman Oh Per No. 81
North River, saw man in the act OF stealing some
ro,or nom ihe pie, He called TO tia thief wien the
,,or attempted to ny. The ~aiehman then fred the
effect In the right leg. inhctng severe
ronnd. The injured msu was conveyed to the Now
YORK Hospital. where he gave the namo OF Frank
lie 10 sativo Of this city aged nineteen
Es,h preenct and subsequently, discharged by Justice
DuNluE.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

ATTEMPTED Be BURGLARY.-Early on oatuiuay
,no,ning SIR. W. : Morris Of No West tenih St.
ba ccnn,es the frst door as O blk.y and the upper
%aG ti"S a dscing heard an tnu.al noise IN the
bsksrT. On descending lie found stranger. ei whon
60 ,-es., ling pistol The thief immed aiely turno
and dsd b,was arrested by Ohc.r WesieIhrid VI ihs
N,ntn Prrclnct Ihe prisoner. who gave the name os
Inhn 81 Colin. was subsequently COMMITTED FOR triaa
nv Justlce Leua it'll
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
suor py RIVER TnIEvEs.-A party of rives

SHOT BY RIVER TuEvEs.-A party OF rives
THEY q early yesterday morning bo rtrd IL. sch oones
Lotti, iyinx at the foot of Jac ks"ns L. X. anu de
srendirg 10 the cabin stole chron"merr vaiu'd AZ
ssOl IN. noise made ~ them awoks Capt. buhsrs
aud the mate The thieves fastened on deck, pnrsue
the captain and mat One Of the te' es tnrho1 tne
acr IN, e., .hors At toe mate n0ne OF tarm taking ce
As tue o,pia advanced aot.rr Of tue these. nrei
Tim the bail tai eff ct in tie fce On the aid" ii "
nose D ssin downward aud lod ing ID tie tnroat.
wac subsequent extracted by Pohee 9eon Dn'ae
The ru iaus n ade their escape.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
S0air,.

steamer,-et Georgs. renonie. hnhatsn. Foltcn. City
of Boscn Hrly-ii, Fab K-e. Louisa Mo'r~ Ani-luis,
Seraeo--s iaho tfar-s Beto, Ellen Terry smpiJn.
sur of tho Union, san Jleinio. Hiasass. dattena
Ship Ontslio.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

PROMENADE CONCERTS. - The weather %
S,tu,ay night was alt g-tDer severe ior the proP3
ar Iymrnt ot th, customary srnory concerts the hss
ol ie 22I II giuent being very nncomf'nt.bie indreh
aous tHere uere nui erous missing panes OF g'asA
throurh which the uchins wind found its way VITA
will The u,usic ses-ct d for peIfHnsn'r ut IN ths
concerts of the 7th anu 22d Regiments commenheu
c p.rlornsnces we're well receised faults being ov,r
oked and rreleucies pr ,ised. At the concert 81 tas
22d, an elaborate selection from 'ATic .ius ~ss
brought cut, a,so Lsyy's " Wdirwind Polk"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

FATAL RUY-OvER CAsUALTY.-John Mead
while reading horse stached 10 cart through ihird
ave- near c-thifiieth-st' .th az t.S
b:e, Of The vehicle passed over him. causing his deatA
la = snort time utter being removed TO the TweiiN
Precinct Station. House. YrsleIdy Coroner Coi..f
held an inquest tie bodv. ard ,erGict OF acridrht
death yss rendered Deceased was aged % yeais s"e
resided IN Que Luudred-aOd.tS enty eighlh.st. neas
SeYcutL.aye
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAII

"UDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL.
.nd Trey connecting wi Northern and Western trains viii
ssve H-rYort a. ioIows:
100 m via HUDSON River Railroad. Tbriietbst and
Tsotb.svr connecting With tiains North ard West
Ios ~ via Hudson River Rstosd connecting with North
liz. a. via Harrn Railroed Tw.nty sx,hs. and Fourth.
,,s connecting with trains .or North end NeIt
$500 p viz Hudson RIVER Hsiroed. co''cing a. Toy
with trsin for honircal with tropugcs attached 49,
en- n via Harlem Raiiroad. connectirg with WeSern
frnl Sleepin, ,-csrs attached Gi Albany. =,
o. NJ va Hadson E,er Rsirosd; sorpngcars from New.
Ycri Ba1so 80 pension Bridge without chAn4e This
ssn Sundsys. 80
LID. ~ Wis Hudson River ihlroad with sleeping cars a.
.ched, connecting Albany and Trey with morning fSinS
Csg North end West 49, - g.,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

THEFT FROM A CoNPAYIoN-On the 18th Of
Othsr l,s vhi John Carton Of No ia0 East ii, a..
inst uns walking down Eighth ave. with John Gro.
gan the latter stole fom his companion 4o IRE
Sorrs On Suurday. Officer irvng of the rwen'ietA
p,ec;nct ARRESTED jiroyau and he admitted taking .
notion Of the uoary lie vas committed fr u,h ~
s,,oe Ledvith. The accused Ia native of nsc''ys
A liver and resides IN Duane st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
8tedmtoals ano Railroads.
CAFETY SWITCH.

SAFETY SWITCH.
- The attention Of airoed men l. called important
Improvement in SWITCHES. whereby the safs TRANSIT OF
ains i. secured model Of thu improvement: be
q. Nc. 90 Johu-',.
STATEN ISLAND FERRY for n. Brighton,
~ g. Ha box tsoioryyi and Por. Richmo d-9. 1s H..
neishs received sNei o.
EOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-Tnc new
and stsnch aide wheel steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
90 tug barren Georst D. tg .on'dr VII MI, -,yr tr'
THURSDAY srd -AI AIURpAY. e,t O'Clock For freight or
2snsge sppy on bosri Fare 81
EOR NEw-HAvEN, HARTFORD and
i SPRIhGsItLD--tsamr leave PEGS shp fot New
haven At 2:lS ard II p N. t,ald'y. rIcepird1
CAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.
wqseEsTEro oo15 ~ Sgs fHFgE9 WFH S.sEgA
AND INTERMEDIATE PUiNf>.
ciIY o i Of oSToS @fT i' and CIV &c o. SEwYGax
Lave hewYor, deity uudsvs rdl - +ocl,;s ?. m,
H0 Pier NJ soR y SSTsS FIIi rSNb5N fs1; T." '"'
ssss eonaecns With tee Seahcsi EIps.s T.a ron n.
,.er " OTce-r AID Ns,hu, .ad New London and northern
Railroads.
r. >. aiARrl'. Agent. ca tao 'isr
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf
Atsns,, gspo, ~ ewiSIs foo, Sa Of ttSIy H.. s%d
inI at Hampton Iuucon with the peiswsrp. IA tawsau4
and Western Rsilrosd ut atom witt the l-iiih Nsy
Railroad and It. c,u-cii0is, fofinu2 dit line 10 iis
eurEh and the West without change OF o&s sfo to the IN
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two EItr-s, Trains daily from the Wet except sundays
sh-n ing tram. -
opt d s 1 Is sw soa1 1 % b. ~ & %
ca St MTSTks HaH Aaa Tiie sSi o. 'ii
Commencing Nov %, 10 -Leav~ New 80 s' iOHows;
At fof Es.,oi Msueh CbUnt. NihAnspor W ke'
barre. bshsioy City, rtc.
MAIL IRAIS-At =. IN. for Fletnns7n. hssion. Wsrf
Gap scranton. Wilt-,bsrre Gret Deud. ftton bg1an'
con. etc.
ga m.-y1estern FIprsss for Eostor, Sertnon, Cree,
Bend Allentown Read Harrisburg, Vi'sberfh and tue
West with bu e OF Cincinnati or Cbc~2
and but two changes u -. Louis .
~ H. 1RAIx-For Ess,on. Allentown. Msuch Chuns'
Whtesbsrre Wiansport, Rradins. PotisTie, HArtonTs
&c. ,,,,
Allentowu. hauch CHUNK.
5 D. m.-For som-rvile aud flemirgton. 80
sp n.-ETpse,s train Tor the Oh k"goo s7d kHs dsiy
sxcept Saiudsy.
$50 ?. m.-For Somsulle-
o. ni.-kor Somervilr.
spm-WEsTERN EXPRESS TnAIN-For Ts'.on, Al.
Lntovn Reading Harr burs. PittsburSh aud the N-st
Stepping Cara through from Jersey CS 10 F our4ne cry
EfIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
L-sve Newfork foot Liberty a. q. 10 IA aud 80
!. NJ from Pier No. North River ~ tJi o.
Tickets for the Wet be obts-d thr Office OF the
Central Kaosd Company, foot OF Liberty st., " r. 1T No
A.tor Hou.s Nos "a aud 56 roadway 1t the prnci
R.l hotels JOSIAH q. oTEARNs Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD COM.
NA PANY-tooi Of barclay st.-Oh AID sisf Nov a..
onnr m,i trans ior bsoArrstown aud interardts sra
t"ns vii ea,s al g:3i Mail Expires cr sl rst'ou'
west ot a.iiburn. at 10 p Morrtown EHpresIs p ia
y SCuUCH. A.sistsit Snt~riu~ni-p;
JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trans hsve
" loot Cor lsnd T., Tor HILADELPnA ios"d u "
g. !. H.. AMI D. u aid " gnt Tor oALIihoRa
and NLsBiyG roS. st sul ll:W p tu SUD ilUii
Nj Ecke' not receivable IN lie o. u- usiu
For otn Z ,.s.tcu,ars bills ~ oiirrs
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

JUNK SHOP ROBBtD.-On the night OF tos
10th INST, tie junk STA james Com"rford at No y
H,ig,s., WIS ensered BY ioreifg one OF tue rear
wna.ws ard robied ot clothing aud sun Sitogetnt
TnIrtrsnth Precinct subseq sscertained I've
bow. nsm,d Robert Dukes aid Jacob p'ir bad soa1
the stolen gun. They were arrested a. hn.i.y e.a
Nurron. tfry had comm tied the bnrgl"ry. The 40
cr.ed ' ere oommilted for examination by Jusace
Msn.fe.d
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

ROBBED IN A STATION -HoUSs.-James Brown,
i, returned soldier on Friday night went iato tho
Fourtecnth Precinct Station House 70 make complaint
aea,ns, nan who had robbed him OF some clothing.
While sitting 10 room be- fIl asleep and while IN this
condition he was robbed by lodger named JoSeph
W Walker of t45a Walker suspected. arrested and
sesrched and in his poseession WA found tie stolen
money. On Saturday morning he was committed for
trial By Justice Bowling.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
ScIcrps BY CurTrxa Els THaoAr-COaoSsR's

SCICIDE BY CUTTING BIS S1HHOAT-COKONhR
ISouEsr-An inquest was yesterday held BY Coroner
ioyer az No. 4ss Hrdsost on the body OF SIR Joseph
X. Conhiu, who committed suicide by emitting his
throat For years past deoeA,sd bad been IN deicste
health and being Of nervoa, IemperamenL 'ften eA,
heath. About three weeks since he began to exhibit
avn ptons Of insanity and for some time was closely
watched, bat be made no 'hxst; OF taxing d. NE
mornino deceased asked his faiher to loan him his
SHAVING apparatus saying that sgentlemsn bad prom
spd 10 shave him. Unsuspectine bis design his father
comnisd With bis request, and WITH the materials In
h;s p"ssrsson no started up stairs On reaching the
sscdnd aoor the unfortunate young an drew the
across bis throat nfioting terrible voind. He died
cardance with tho facts was rendered ty the jury.
Dscessed was Q native Of this city. aged 90 years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

~ Of Cham bsfs-st.. VIA Psvonis Ferry: -
Tan Osy EIpre.s for tsnandslgu, Rochester, Ruf1a
Salamanca and West Connects s Buffalo with Lake 5hors
And Grand Iiunt k.lways snd al Salamanca With Atlantic
and Great WrHtsrn Hslwsy
:;Os ln. MIN Dad Way Train. daily. 70 O,ivils
10 O. NJ EEpI--s Mail. for tut so Sa4us.cs spt pnn.
fk, connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic aud Cest
Hest.rn Rsilwa -
"a Wsy Train, for Port Jervis and NswbuIin.
p u Nj mt EIfdess ior Csnsndsisu- hocAsster ouasa
Ligb,nius r press daily for G. suds,gns Roeh-s
ur Fufs'o Salauancs, Ouukbt. aud West, tonnect. at
Rutao With Lake Shore aud Orsd Trunk rsyh ana a'
Gp m EugrAns Train daily for buhao' Salamanca Jun
VIA "'' ' HUOH RIDDLE. Gent supt, FewYerk
W. r. PAHs Gen1 Pas. Agent, New-iors
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

GOVERNMENT SALE or SEIZED GOODS.-Au
auction sole Of goods se.ze. by tire Gust doure aD
tnortes for violation Of tue revenue swr tok aoe %
Saruray ut tho salesroon. No. Is Pine-st. The AZ
tendance Vas surprs ngy small. ard as result thess
was but little In the biodny and Tie prices
oMaiued remarkably low. Tie goods sod werc 81
sivus ytions consisting If the useful o. the
ornamental such MS silks, COATS baoia ssii, aand-
k.rcefs ten ,e cl.dhng. coffee. mol, ,~ses ruu.
branay alcohol cipars Watches diamo ids, pesra. and
an Infinite Number at other things too nufn"i oos y
mention. About 1000 cigars OF the Conchas Re
gall y, Londtes and other BRANDS we're Doug ! ior v.
mut D. thing and watches worth from 3Oo ~ S-t0 sld
over We. sold for $50 ana a..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

SSAFETY SWITCH.
- The attention !ioroad l. called important
nproveuiea, in SWITCHES. whereby the safe transit OF
aDs s secured. model Of th improvement: be seen
nj Nc. 90 Johu.st
, 1865-06-05
COT. PEIRPUINT IN RICHMOND,
GEN. L0GAN'S CORPS FOB LOU.
1SVILLE.
jefferson Duyiss Trlal.

tsptelh Dispatch to Western Associated Press.
New YoRk, Juna ..
Gov. PeIrpofnt In Richmond,
The HtsGtd ssys; Since Gov. Plespolnt e.sab.
lffhed hB headquarters In Richmond different
delegates have waited On HIM 10 expeeas their
loyalty and their Intention to Cooperate with
him In ths restoration Of ci,1l government order
md indoetfJ, the Governor in his rppl,es
to the addresses Of these delegates
haa exprrssed h1s appreeisston Of their mauifesta
RoFe1nmcnt and hts desire to ay11l hi rsclf Of
political and social Regeneration In the dutY
ho has been cal ed upon to perform. IL
ss,a 's s1srl ''s OF psepaa epsa y Iii, ,o.sts v5
them, and hopes tho past may b forgotten. snd
amity 90 =. IT as possible restored. aud that all
good OF the commonwealth and TUG u1,pp,
Order from Gen. Logan.
HJ order OF Gen. Logan ali unemp loved ue,roes
who 7ccompsuted the army Of the Tenneasee
and who are not actually needed with thst army
sre to be tusnvd orer Immediately to Ge1.
Rncker, chief in the War Department 1t Wash
.uEton.
Gen. Logun's lIeadqua rters.
1 Gaptafin ~ ~ vsT Dyke. Aola,n' General Of the
1anlish General Losar,s headquarters at Loul6-
y1llc; General Logan leaves for New Yosk next
Monday morning.
sscn. F. r. R1n1r, Jr.
The 1Ft6uHe's Wsffli0. ton rpeelal say.: Gen
esal Frank F, Blair, Of ,be Inn Army Corps. md
ssto. Steele, Of his atai left for New Yofk Ill M
morning, en- route for Lou'sTile"
Provost slnrnhu!s.
The government has de:Ided 10 tetaln Provost
4arshals IN AZ The Ststcs except Rhode Islsnj and
ne!aWsst, Oalctrs Will hota foeir places in every
Col Gtcssiona! District: The same srstem will be
me Eo1efnmnrt appoipted- 1t will be yesf bo-
lore 1t can b. relinqui=hcd.
sseal.h OF Raleigh.
, 1865-06-05
LATE NEWS SUMMARY.
Saturday Afternoon Dlapatehss-Frorn
Washington and the koufh- mn.
tRfy und General lie u11

The 1erold's Washington special says !;
"The arrival Of jeff Davis was pretaa. ursly
announced. He WAS STINT If, N Fortress Mon
foe on the monitor saugu5, which got aground
eighteen miles below 10 ) city. He Vas thsn
trsntfe11ed to the torpedo boat Chico, aud
quarters have been prepared for him in the
Ord Capitol, and that suitable guard will be
furnished to Insure his tate-keeptny.''
The Horlds special says: "Mr, Cha-les
O'Copnor has applied to the War Depar. meut
tor petm!ssit TO tender jefferson bayIs ID
pr tesstoDat services in case be Is arratgned
Up, Tho Indictment found in the Disteic. Of
Columbia. and the Prestaent has Directed thai
Mr. o'Connot's appica,h be granted. to the
end that the canstitut1 nal provision which
secures to accused persons tue ASSISTANCE Of
counsel may be respected"
= lha New York Tri5une's Washington
spec.al ea5s: "Coloncl Walter Il. Tailor.
, 1865-06-05

| GfnefA Lees Atjntant Gtis&F2k Surgeon "
j. Ii. ore, aud abtus fifty Confederate soldier
It IN sent zesIdlng IN Norfolk, Vi1gtoiA sav'
| betn summoned 10 aepear oerore the Untee
States District Court. at ten :,'clock On FRI
day M ruina, With the vlew Of testuJia4
sgs pkt General r. E. Lee and other prolA4n-
cut officials. On cha re Of tscssnn."
MILITARY AND NAVAL.
- The ATdld's Washington special ssvs
"1ne moVemt Mt Of SLcrman's army to Louis
v1l1o Is actively p!ogr, sstng. AL the 18th
Corps, except two bsisades. have gouo, and
The other corps OF thu army OF the Tennessee,
the 18th, viii immediately follow them. Al.
'!al s'osuu commaI ding. None OF General
slo! !1m's amy ees lefr. here get, nothYitn-
standing tcpofta to the contrary.
They Will not leave until the rolls arc n,en.r
ed, ald thr ntn-veteraos mustered ou:. WHEN
tbs veterans Will proceed West. Dy u;der oi
General Logan. al unemployed negroes who
accompanied the Army Of tho Fenessee. WHO
are not actually needed with that army. nra
to be t11ned over Immediately to Ganerai
D. e. 'Rucker, Chief Qua.termaster of tna
DEPARTMENT OF Washington, Cap;afn 4. II
Van Dyke, Adiu'ant General Of lie Armr ri
tho !ennessee, leit hero Friday nieht. ia
establish General Iogan's headquaiters In
1 11eulssllic: General Logan leaves for New
The 9Th Corps left FaI5fax Court Hons,
a. I'VE o'clock Friday morning, and arrived at
BaA's Cross Roads By ten O'Clock in The furs.
Loon. Major General TriRh,'s head-ouartars
a5s row at the Brown House, atout thrre
miles from the Po7omac.''
Chasleston advfces OF the 31st say. work
On the sunken monitor Wtehawksn. con-
houes, but only frlgments of bodies az. now
recovered. The vessel Itself is consfjerei
not TO be worth the raising in consequence Of
ner INJURIES and the length Of time she has
oeen under water. Her guns have been
already raised.
PERSONAL.
The New York E55une's n Washiugtou spe-
etal says: General Thomas will, In a tew
days, return to the West, and take command.
under sherman, Of Kentucky and Tenues-
with the President. It Is not known as yet
when he Will proceed to Richmond to assume
eoDnand OF the Department Of Virginia, but
1t Will probably be within few days."
-Gencral Gsunt aud wife will probably
visit the Chicago Fair.
Captain Flke's expedition to idaho .Wil
start soon.
-General Rosecraus has received Learn o
absence fur sl1 mcnths to the Pacific coass.
-Gene1at Blair has started for Lonisgille.
AT Ne" York on Friday, Gen. Sherman
visited Gen. Fan Vllet, At The Quartefuaste,,s
office. snd vas waited upon aud most heart!-
I,.m y me'cGusa 4S oy ne merchants aud business
VIII .n - ~ ias evening re General was sere-
Ezra street s noass wha,e OF h a s;o.t IN TTen1y
Iands of ~ ~ mesS ~ sn aT .t ssoppIas' ~ tne
snnn3.d II ~ ia aIu ,af Sa ~ ssgassnts' anu te-
peated and tumultuous calls Of the assem-
bsage. Generals Rcsecsnns, SWayne, Butter
field and others, also made brief addresses,
Richmond by Governor Feirno,nt A1'As'' ~
Tng xATs pgpgLLIoy.
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(Cor1eepondsree Of the Ch1csgo Tribune.I

I Correspondence Of the Ch1e.go Tribunal
| P1TT5nURu June l, 1865.
MEs5Rs. EDITORS: The stir that thing
will sometimes make is not in proportion to
l,B size. The Theological semiaaty Of the
| old school P1. aby. .:e.lan Church In Chicago is
| not very large Institution Ut present, yet,
at odd spells, It has, curing the List few days,
made quite 8 IL in the old school PiesbJ'e-
1jan General Asst mb'y now in as asion In this
city. It raised q lig commotion In this
way: Tho committee to nominate Directors
OF the Seminary, in the places Of those whosa
terms Of office no" expire, nominated the
f:llowihg persons: Rev. j. N. Candu D. D.,
Raw John Felu:pg, Rev. ". 9. Wilson. Rev.
J. ". Sterling, Rev. II. R. Price and Messrs.
j. C.. Grter, Lincoln Clark, D. 3. Krk-ood
Joseph L. Williams aud H1vsy. E.
Cla.ke, Elders. Also Rev, j. P. Stafford D. D.,
In plnce OF Rev. r. i. Stanton D. D., resigned,
and William Sheets, Esq, in place Of John
Todd, Esq, declined.
As some Of the outgoing Drce-
tor,-among whom were Rev. ].
II, Ears, Of Chicago and Rev.
Josiah Mirean, Of Princeton, illinois, vera
not upon this ticket, The minority Of the
C. mmitt4e nominated the following ticket:
lMinisters-J. Ii. Faris, Jostah MIlliggan, 8.
Nee. Anderson, ]. P. snfford, D. d.. j. II.
Buchanan. Eldtrs-H. E. C!alRe, samnn1
Hanpa,; J. C. Greer, A. J. Buel
and, Nm, shure; also, Rev. D. Z.
JuutinY D. D., in place Of Rev. Dr..
Stanton, resigned. and J. Il. McCampbell in
place Of DR.. Todd, DECEASED: Rey. F. T.
Brown. u. D., Pastor Of the Genital Presby-
te,ian Church, Chicago. vas nominated 6y
his friend, Rev. Dr.. Wood. Subsequently,
Drs. Jenkins aud Brown were, By agreement.
wittdsawn,: and the name of Rev. alfred
Hamilton, D. D.. WAS substituted in their
piacts. and then he was went on, the con
Farts, the latter Of whom has been, for some
time, tic financial agent Of the Seminary.
Two or three VAIN debates we're held oger
the Two tickets. the former aud so-called
- regular" ticket being advocated by Rev.
Prts5yt<1, AID Rev: Nj. senour, Of Rockford,
ILL.,, wh,ic Rev. alr. Er-ksae aud Charles
Crosby, Esq, as warmly supported tho
other. 1t was urged In support OF the
first rieket that the 4! Assembly
ally in harmony with Its recent deltversnces
and acts upun the subject ofa'avesy. and that
the pcrtons named upon the ticket were
known to be 30, while the stdtus Of Meesrs.
Fatts and M1ltgan was, at least, doubtful.
IL behalf Of the second ticket 1t was urged
tbat tic pers.ns named we're l,'yal meu-tbnt |
Mtsss. FAILS and MtIlfgan wrre so, though
they might hare questioned the wisdom Of
scDe If the recent acts Of the Assembly and
tho necessity for them-tbat they were active
friends Of the Seminary, and that :urtesY re- |
qu;red their1e-electIon that harmony now
the substitution Of othtrs Id their places |
wou1a introduce disco1dant elements. bu. it |
WIS In win 10 Try to Btetn the popular cur |
rent. Late last evening the Asse embly ehoked |