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THE
ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA
THE
AND
REGISTER OF IMPORTANT EVENTS
Of TIE YEAR 1854


IN Presenting to the public another volume
record of the most turbulentyear which the coun-
try has witnessed, no efforts have been spared to
secure its completeness and accuracy, and to pre-
serve It free from every mark of partsanship.
The principles adopted in the previous years
have taken effect, and many new and most I'm l.
portant questions arose under them, and were
discussed during 1868 such CENTS cation eman-
cipatIon, indemnity official and peeunary, the re-
lations OF the insurrectionary states the Union
personal liberty, martial law prize, the liability OF
Great Britain for damages done by the Alabama,
&C., &C.
These discussions are embraced in its contents
together with the important civil and po-
litical measures of the Federal and State govern.
ments; an accurate and minute history Of the
struggles of the greaE armies and their battles, il.
Illustrated with maps and plans of actions taken
from official copies the debates OF the Federal
and Confederate Congresses; financial measures
OF the government, commerce, &C., SC; the pro
ceedngs IN the Confederate States to maintain the
war and establish their government: also. all the
| exciting movements IN foreign countries the de
veloPments la the physical sciences the progress
| of hieraturei mechanical Inventions and inns
| ments the stuPendous enterprises of the govern
ment connected with the war, such as hospitals
! for the army, the manufacture of ordnance, an,
the trade regulations insurrectonary districts
The present statistics of the religious denomina
lions, the biographical sketches of the sminen
persons deceased in 1864 &c.
The contents arranp ed in an aIphabetica
order, and accompanied by most complete In
dex. The volume Is In the style of the New
American Cyclopadea, and will match the vols
tor 1861, 1862 Il 1868 of this annual. The work
published exclusively by subscription, and is ele
| giant and substantial.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONS.
For the general reader the folio wing re wor,bv
OF place every library:
NAPOLEON'S LIFE OF CESAR
THACHERAY'S VANITY FAIR
MuLLER'S SCIENCE OF LANGUAGE
TRAVELS In CENTRAL ASIA
HERBERT SPENCER,S WORKS.
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PassenEera Arrived.

In stoanlrr Lucy Wheeler rom N.wbrrn-A r spiro NJ
HeAanasr w. Cfawfort T. H. Keen. Capt S:arkinshe.
aIe. ". oeFgan o. Lafay, o. hfingonheimer NJ. Boyd
. r. hadger, H. L. Russell. J. II. Everson.
; Outside u; Condor L. su.on o. Sui ivan J. j. Evans.
~ Snpsou osoree Lines Lines, Capt. Cook j. Dale.
w Wilson, :. Thompson. J. Griffin r. Bnnt
In Steamship Scotland from Liverpool-Mr and Miss Ed.
wards Mr. and Mrs Oliver A. Penton Mr.. aud Ms Hood
and infant, 1r and Mrs G. Dixon and infant Miss eyer Nr
and M, BIogan Mr.. Hs5 Jane Wat'on, Maria and Louisa
Oliver VIM. b. GILBERT Peter Miller, Fanny. Bird Julius
Chambers, j. c. Sockbridge, VIM Mills. John Lindley y.
Henry Wode, Charles sreed Charles toer Francis
- Weeks. Lieut.. David Wilson, Lieut. Geo W Handy Capt
.. w PLinney Surgeon w j. Buchanan, Lieut. George W.
Chaplin Capt, Aaron Cutler Lieut. George w. Little, Capt
VIM Evans. Messrs. T. +. 0eary II. w. Hunting H.Moere
spraguc Mr. Moulion Emory. Mira II. J. MoKenna Toba
c. Smelly, T o. De La Bsnre. Lieut. John S. McCnehen
apt. +. W Webster A. G.. Avery, Michael Emmett. san
ford Miss f.. Langley Chss. A sage, a.. Parrnston, X
Thang Jas Stevens Charles Newman Miss Bell aud sister
and 20 in the steeragc.
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Law INTELLIGENCE.
COURT or COMMON PLEA5--CHAxBERs-Auausr Ia
befors Judge DAILY
THE uACKLEY CDyrp

Before Judge DAILY
THE HACKLEY CONTRACT
Charles Devlin agt. The Mavor. Gc-Tbis
action which for $4,000 and with various Others,
from the Hsckey contracts some time aso referred
under the Statute ut the request OF the plsjnF 10 Mr.
Stevens. Mr. Hncset the part II the city ounossd the
reference and appeaei from the order stay OF urocee
ngs granted by Judge Dey pending the appeal and In.
motion to set abide this ssy so that
The follow ing affidavit Of MI Hackett shows the sronnJs
the appeal.
City and County Of New.York SIS John X Hackett be;n,
duly saith that this action is in his opinion yhoiy
without merit, and that the claims ufounded n iuce
and that the plaintiff Is unwin; to have this of the
suits brought him against the poration and pend
tried before and jury hut uniformly seeks aud
obtains order Of reference Tor the purpose Of conceg
from the public the ground upon which he bases his pre-
tended claims. This Opponent respectfully submits that all
act)rs brought by the plaintiff against the CITY, should b.
tried ventilated In court This deponent denies thai
appeal been TAKE the stay Of proceedings
for sole and only purpose OF DELAYING the ta oil ths &C
but for the additional purpoe Of having the error Of re
errng this action corrected by the General lef OF I'M
Court.
peponen further says ha the stay is not necessarily an In
dcuie bn may be prov ded that the General Term
this Court AFTER the appeal snail have been heard sha hesec
to determine the same sworn, Nc. .
Mr. Hacket further called attention 10 the fact thar MI
Curtis as receiver was claiming the sums, and tha
there other suits relating 10 the matters as rraro
why the suits should be understood BY the public aud tai
payers. =.
Air Marvin for plaintiff took the ground that these matter
had all been discussed the notion that the order
reference aIpeaabe and the appeal was merely az
tory and useless, and that the events auied 10 oJ pss
were for the purposes Mr. Deyins.
The Court would consult with Judge DAILY
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK......Au
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Circassan, Coventry Bremen via Southampton,
4. Leary. -
steamship United States Dsvis. Fall River.
Steamship Gsrmsna tiiem) Rhers, Hamburg. kunhssdt
go. -
Steamship Virginia tBr). Lewis. Liverpool, Williams 4
Gui n
Steamer Aegany. Flag. Baltimore, c. w. Pervel
Snip Cuiysior. Russell. Liverpool. Williams Guon
Bark Maydower, Lovejoy, Barbados, H. Trowbridses
Sons.
Bark Wilhelm Qiam.). Stake, Bremen. Ruger Bros. 49,
Bark Harmon lBn), Perkins. Sydney. n ;. W.. X. w.
Brg Seven Gebroedes (Ho) Groot Rio Jsneiro Funch.
Nsincke Wendt. .
Brig RoIa tBrl Van Orden, Lngan, McMurray
Brig Cypress lBr.h Perry, Picton. Whitney GO.
Brig Coninis.ay OBJ, Noel, Harbor Grace kennish Nc
Crea. -.
schr W Mszyck Fsrrile. Norfolk. ~ ]. McCrtady Co.
Schr Gen. Sherdsn, Buel Baltimore, II. Racket 4 Son
Scir II. Fraser. Mitchell Baltimore. =.
schr Mary Borden (Br.), lie Blanc. Cace Bay b. y.
Small & Co. a., +, A..
strong a., 49,
,schr Isabel Tayisr Philadelphia. J. W. Mckee.
schr. Gauges. Eaton. Boston. J. Frye CO.
scnr Maryland Sterling, Beaufort, q. w. Brown;
sloop w H. Bowen, Jackson. Providence o. strahahsn.
Barge HAND Shropshire, Philadelphia j. Hand
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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Various Communications Rcccived-Hese'
Iutions-Ncw Bells.

The Board of Commissioners met yesterday
afternoon and transacted considerable business
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.
From Hose Company No. requesting permission 10
te their carriage to PHILADELPHIA the 7th OF Ocio.
Der next Referred to the Chief Engineer 70 Know II
the apparatus can be spared. . -.
From r. $. Bogue in relation to his application Tor
clerkship. Filed.
From Engine Company No 7 in relation to the er'
mission Of certain members Of that Company resembling
former action. Referred to the Secretary for inquiry
From Robert Wright, Chairman Of Trustees Of Hook
and Ladder Company No. H. IN reference To tho as
nsal Of the marble maDtles in house aud SIX
bal lantern Of that company. Referred to Commits
sioner Booth.
From the Chief In gineer in reference to the en-
Move, in his Office and the yard. Laid on table.
From C. Johnston. Foreman Of Engine No II. ask
ing be released from responsibility for furniture IN
the house OF that COMPANY Referred o. the
10 DO duty with and to be located IN Twenty sevrnth
st.. between the Ninth and Tenth sves. Referred to
the President. a.,
From the Chief ngncer In relation 10 the old ap-
paratus wheels. ladders. &C. incunibering The yard
List 10 90 prepared for transmission 10 the Controller
Commissioner Booth presented report "i Comm',oe
on comuialnt OF Thomas ). Wicks. Hose Co. No. ~.
agains, AsssiGniFoieman Of Hose 20. NO H. 'nA' Tie
charges had been withdrawn.
Commissioner Booth. Committee on sale III iurnhurr
IN house OF Hook aud Ladder Co. No. H. that several
articles were found the list and erased there'fom
Commissioner Booth. Committee on complaint 81 ;.
L. KNAPP against T. \. Pagan. reported. ana recon-
4 ended that Fagan be feprmunded
Report accepted aud recommended. Commissions
Engs presented report IN reiereice 70 Hose 70
No 90 desiring 20 purchase their Ole engine heoompA
med With ,ne following resolltion;
ge.o,ed Tat the carfase in use by Hose COMPANY
No 70 be disposed Of 10 The, Company TOT tho 'Dm Of %
Received snd adopted.
Tie Prcsidoni 81, red tie following;
Resoed That arrangements be made with Ne.if. Men
nelly sons, We, Troy, " T. 70 tr,.. bot' es'' roy
Ia the hands this Department that Menney sons cas-,
hree bells pounds each sud The sdusime Of account
10 be a. tovs The Tells with hammer 70 h~ "Tigned
and charged at tho rate OF - cents PEI pound and Tie oi
metz. credited th. Department It the fsi, % ~ cents
per pound .lai hi. Department pay hcssTs h"t n'ly 4
Sons for labor aud OF putting W each Del. Ia III
tower 100 all old metal 10 be- removed by them without
charge.
Which was adopted, add the Board adjourned.
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Vuriotis Eteai,.

After making several trip back ard forth
between New.York and Hartford. and otherwise con
drctlnc herself ,ingulafly. young woman who. ut
Iisercnt times called herself Spencer and Brown
jumped overheard from the steamer Granite state near
Fori ScAuyef ll,t Sunday morning and her BODY was
found The next any.
At Chicago last Saturday, Kate Monahan,
eced 10 years was irving TO make ire ana poured
on zero enc 10 facilitate tue process OF ignition. ihe
resu, WA the communication of TIRE - TIE contents
of the can an explosion. tie covering 81 TIE girs
clothes with liquid ire nnd The chusing o' injuries 10
h,r rerson iioin Which she died 10 a few hours.
A certain " Mr.. s." from Burlington. W., has
mrde a most extraordinary raid upon the affections u
man ed women IN Nashua, y H. and repor. s,ys run
au,y with three # item The part. we've I-t hcill
nom AT St Len, {. W, with one or moieoi TIC pe'
reaycd husbands "a lot pursuit.
II is now said that the, Court for the tral oi
wiz l. fo be RECONSTRUCTED. and that MuJ"ren,rhs
Lev. Wnllacc John ". Geaiy aud Gershom Mo't WIZ
be- added to the iist OF officers
George W. Sumner, Member of Tie State As
seu,hly from Chenaugo Cuutly. WAS drowned III
CrooKcd Lake ls Thursday afternoon by tue up'e'Ds
OF boat.
The sum Of 80. 900 Was stolen from the SAFE
OF the Revere Huu.e nj Chicago July 10; ana Ausns
10 arrests were made az dorchester N H. anu so0'O
Of the stolen pr, pcrty was recovered
The population Of Wisconsin Is 80, Ooo. lhal
NJ Town Ia ..n0OJ There ARE 1000 inhhiaht, III
Chicago q gain il five years ot oNU"i or % pei cen"
disease resembling pleuro-pneumonla mas
appcared AMONG some OF the cattle and hogs o pAtche
County. -,
Some Of the citizens Of the extreme West
are talking of getting up an excursion th''h1I VI "'
ern Newspaper men,
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Our IHomc-Iscturnin Heroes.
TIE FIRST MASSACHUSETTS REGIaEST HEAVY
ARTILLERY.

The First Massachusetts, Regiment Heavy
Artillery. numbering so men. under command Of
Lieut. Col. " shatswcl arrived Mt the Battery Bar
racks last evening. from Washington on their way
home. The regiment went Into The service III July
lsGI and served in the dcienscs around WanliugtOn
until June lr64. The regiment Was then recognized
snd after short ulOugh were assigned 20 the Second
Brigade, Third Division aud Second Army Corps. act
ing as infantry They engaged IN The following
battles Spittsylyania, Nor Anna River, PtoopoaiDy
Creek Petersburg StTaHberry Plans. Deep Bottom
Poplar Spring Church. fret and second llalchcrs Kun
BoyGtOr PLANK Road capture Of Petersburg. and the
surrender Of Lee. month later they were hfnin
assigned 10 tho defenses Of Washington. wlero they
remained until the present time. They viii leave Tor
homo this afternoon The following is let ol officers:
Lieut. Cob \. Shatswcl commanding MAJOR. Horace
Holt; Assist. Surgeon. George T. Mason Quarter
master VIM ii. Morrow; Aci.-Adjutnn'. George r.
Butler. Captains-Frank Davis Benz e. Atkins. Chns.
H. HAYS. ROlger ). Litc6eld. Frank Pope, andJoseph
ii. Clark Lieutenant II. Fellows, - Kelly.
- Noble, 0nd james &. BuswoM
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Arrived.

Steamship scoend tBr Trap LiysrPo9 d A9s and
st.smsbp Empire City, Barton. Hilton Head % hours, US
Qnsr,eru.aser. Had strong f.. winds.
u $. steamer Cossack Thompson, Portland Tor forfess
Steiner Lucy Wheeler Newbern 40 hours mde and psss
Slip Arioso (of Liverpool, Walker, Havana It days. to
Ship Margaret Evans of Mon,resD. Trefry Leshon 80
DAYS marble, rags Sc Edmi.ton Bros.
Bar cyrene lof Maitland n So Ray, Maseies 50 days.
Bark Fasnie Hamilton ,Of Gibralta, M,rchman, Messna
Bas Arinson 10, Kennsbunk) Bartlett Cow Bay % days.
Bark Phrna Cof Potand) Davis. Cow Bay u days. coal
Bark saas of fc,ou) Brookman Glace Bay 10 days coal
BARK Orion Nor) Holster, Rio JaneirO 50 days. coffee.
Ears Minnie tof ST. John N. b.. Ame'bury, C'rda s.
ark DeInetrck FARO tAa, Gliuck, Liverpool SC days,
BARK Cri.toer Coiobos (t saie Ce,te 81 days, wine
Iark Banslee, Hanley Cow Bay 10 days, coal Snow &
BARK Tall. (of Liverpool Olsen Liverpool June e. mdse
wesley gales; since lsh, W. wind. and Gains.
Br: Eosemay of sheleunel, Frazer Newcastle Eng 81
DAYS ud.e Barclay Livingston trst part passage had
heavy westerly gales; latter part light WINDS and Gains
brs Maria Wheeer tof s.; George, Mel Wheeler Gov
frg Robson Scott Bermuda II days, coal to order
Brig Georse Perkins. AIed5o p r. 10 days sugar. tc.'r.
Brig Frank b. Allen. Sloan, Ceniue-os 70 DAYS mo1see
Brett, Son CO. Captain ord yellow lever Oienoesoe
dave before leaving POti MS ivy 0O"'Nf
srg whi,aker Locke peterborough days spars. Snow
Richardson. . NJ,
big A. L. Peck DR., Peck Lnssu 10 days cos A. Smith
Big Orion of Halifax Curry, Cow Bay 10 days coal Brett
Brs Csnim. Marshall Calais 10 day.. lumber to master.
schr ". III. Mailer Randall, Cow Bay Ia days coal, T. d.
scsr Dresden Davis shulee Il days. spar. c. 1. Snow
Schr g. H. Ingalls, OBJ, ingalls,, Oranmansn days 'ed
Sehr julia y. Pyc OBJ, Hl'bOrOush 10 days, fish and
stone 4. Suithers Co. ,,.
schr Capitol Rob-us Bancoe lumber C. { +. }. Peters
Schr Aradle, Koherts, New Bedford, Elnabrthport r..
Sehr Lightning ,of Cape Town. Csrens, cape Ao"n "
Sehr ehsIa Lord El,worh dAs lumber, j. Boyntoa
seSr j. NJ Freeman Edridse. Gloucester fish, j. A.
scsr Alpine -, Bangor 10 days lumber Simpson
sbr Magnolia (Br) Glare. Wind,or 10 days plaster, A.
sh, fmiy C. D.nnison Brsss. Albany Boston.
Schr q. Il. C., Baker Windsor 10 days. plaster D. n
shr Village Queen B Nckerson, Halifax Is days. sugar.
SIR ,anda Birch. Elsworte. 'uuber C. = j. Peters
Sem Abbic Perkins lBr), Hatfield Windsor. Ms plaster.
L. l. Neyus 4 son.
schr. 4. Lincoln. beutiey, Providence, Albany
Schr. A. henderson, Burgess, Boston.
schr j. G.. GUY C. Crosby, Boston, Sing Sing
schT Henry May Barker Black Rock, Phisdepha
schT Swan. tar Fall River.
Scar A. NJ Edwards. Ellison, Providence
Sclr Treasure, Palmer Braniord.
Schr boston, Bugso. Boston, lnse-d.
Sclr Tahmaroo. Collins, Bangor lumber.
Schr Forest, Merril, Providence
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Next to Cooper. no was tho most accomplished
Legislator in the House. always commanding
respect by his solid ability. and force
OF reasoning. While bearing the reputation OF being
true Union man. he still opposed the Franchise bill
and test questions was nearly always found on the
Conservative side. STILL 1t would be doing him gross
injustice to class him. politically with Mayor Guntber oil
New.YOrk. DIR. Leftwick is successful in the Eighth
District lie was. understand. considered the most
progressive Union among the crowd Of candidates
in his District. but wilha, known as Conservative.
So with the foregoing diagnosis of the soundnesS and
ailings in the Tennessee Congressional delegation III
close that subject.
CoLORED CONVENTION.
A Convention Of colored men, from all parts OF the
State has Just closed its sittngs here. after being in
session four five days. The main subject OF discus
sion was the best mode to be adopted In securing TO
the negro the privilege OF the elective franchise Some
orcbe and telling speeches were made and resolutions
adopted looking to the agitation Of the subject among
white and black until their object was accomplished.
While listening to the earnest and eloquent language oil
come of the speakers aud looking at the large number
dressed in army blue. an impartial observer could
hardly fail to pity condemn tie prejudice OF any map
protesting 10 be LOYAL who would extend the ballot to
returned Rebels and deny ii to those before him be-
cause of the color of their skim A Bohemian. whose
associations and anteoedents were strictly demo
cratic after hearing Of the coored orators IN
gush of enthusiasm and after trying hard TO recall some
white Demosthenes his compeer gave 1t up and con-
celed that the sable brother before him was far ahead
of ANYTHING no ever heard Gen. Fisk maze telling
and sensible speech earnestly encouraging the practice
Of industry and steady application after knowledge
These he considered first in order. and political SUI
frace was sure 10 follow The next session OF the Leg
slature will he compelled 10 take some action In the
premises.
NEWSPAPERS.
Asayery encouraging indication Of how the work OF
rehabilitation IL being prosecuted in Tennessee. VIII
state that since the t OF March last no less than ten
have been started In the State while four
more are In immediate contemplation. This, In con-
nection with the fact that educational institutions are
springing up and being revived all over the STATE
should certainly be considered very aBspicous sign
Of the progress OF events.
| QUIET
| doubt very much II there Is to-day more reaceabe
State in the Union then Tennessee Ourages. except
those incidental to the most placid times. are unheard
Of while industry OF every kind and the work ofsoeai
progress and eey aton are in comparatively flourish
| ing condition.
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Foncrn CpyrnAL RAILROAD IIcKErs SAID

FORCED CENTRAL RAILROAD TICKETS SAID
TO M n CIRCULATION On Tuesday afternoon oniei
- ~ mo Nc,c York Ceutral KullrOad. cnuseh the
or,cs,. by Marsh / Gry ofJnmcs Grimm welt@nos j
n,ssrnrcr and ticket nscut 81 Troy inc elhise VIZ.
baynp In nj. no forged PASSENGER uck'i' oil lle
Cent, II Rnnd Nj Griffin claimed that th"it IN
ago m emigfani wnnfcd him Ia sell uchet ron b',,
f,lo to Troy H. give il TO The receiver Il, 10!
disposc of II proyed 10 be i.r.rd 'ourt'r. iic
or,,, d. 1rd t,af others Of tie me sort were IN
circnle on md nroposcd 10 ferret ont and ascertain
where Mr.. Crfin procured H. lie stated me source
'' "'''' ' - fklhary Argus, Aug. IL.
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BORT iUar0cns' Nollre.


STATE OF NEw-YoRx, }
PoRr-WARpsSs OFFICE, No. l"t waist
NOTICE is hereby gwen, IN aecoriaice VIZ" .,s
section Of the passed April Ia 1872. e,l.os ~
Act "a p,orrixe the Narens once OF the io.o' ~ AZ.
york" 10 all persons interested In. or having e th.t
.nbrct meter of such inquiry examination ~ IN. Pors
he rllowur vessel, ar. under eraninalion " In hs
Wnrdsn, and that the said surveys or eAa nls w. cs on
,omol,;ed within ten days next suecerdn. 'a' ''''
board said vcs.es; pi.,N g. Mr.
HaT 81. l..n,............. .WoodIuf nop" = n
Bark Chisps ...........''''''''''''' linton Stores
Schooner Mary .;;;, ri.;mPkiNs P,ssdssa
J.Auas HssA.sAS. s'Sf''s<s'
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The Housatonic Rniiroad Disaster
Correction.
TO ne Editor Of TIE n. y. TriIunr.

To the Editor OF The N. y. Tribune.
SIR: A telegram to New-York last evening
announced the death OF Mrs. John IT, Hurlburt and
babe, who were badly injured in the collision on the
Housatonic on Tuesday morning The dispatch was
sent without tie knowledge Of her husband friends
here and was entirely erroneous. They all doing
well, aud their recovery Is considered certain Miss
julia iurburt was badly bruised but not injured In.
formally IA was erIoneOusly stated in yesterday
ngs papers. Have the kindness TO insert the above.
aud Obllge Yours, VIHlIAs.
atlantic Hotel. Bridgtporf Aug L.