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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

81 lnE WEATHER having moderated con-
sidelahly, our streets, though somewhat
sluppy and disagreeable, presented more
lively appearance yesterday, and the dis
play of good looking damsels was much
larger than on any day since the holiday
seasOu
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06
CLOSING OUT.

The undersigned, wishing to close business de-
sires all those knowing themselves indebted to
him. to call Immediately and settle their accounts
1t is hoped that further notice will not be neces-
sarY Selling off goods very cheap.
jan4-3t NJ RHElNSIhoM-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

BUSINESS of public Importance was ex-
e. dinghy dull yesterday in both police
md military circles The various head
luarterS We're thronged with persons
1Ong business, bnt after calling at diff
Eerent points aud rambling around gen
erally when We consulted our notes, We
sqmned it up rs all quiet in the city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS, game and
venison, served up in the best style, at THE
Office" saloon, under Washington Hall A choice
lot of wines, liquors, ales and beer, always on
hand. GAUS 81 WARNAFELDl'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

III BOYS SPORT ENDEp-The mild
~ pvrature Of the atmosphere spoiled
'n 0oy> fun on the creek, aud the ska
le interest was below par Sad, but
such isHfe"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06
Annual Election.

MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK, I
s,Ils 81 WHEELING, Dec. 9th 1864
IEHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOL DERS of this Bank, Will be held
ss their banking house in the city Of Wheeling
ON Monday, the eth day of January next. Ok ing
the second Monday of said month"; between the
hours ofll A N, and P. NJ for the election of
nine Dfrectors for the Parent Bank. and seven
Directors for each of their branches. AT Morgan
town, Clarksburg and PIT. Pleasant
decoe.td s BRADY, Cashier.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06
GLOaING SALE.

CLOAKS-we call the attention Of the La
dies to the large sale Of Cloaks at auction, and
which will be duplicated at auction prices, at
Wiekham's auction rooms. - 80 jan5-9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

c,rsr OF HtGu PAoFs IN Dun MAR
within q fsw weeksithe price of
sold in our1city markets has
urs,t,v increased. We understand that
uumber of the heartless and sonlless
hucksters who vend articles at market,
have circulated reports throughout the
country that the city is unusually I'M
healthy, and that contagious diseases
abound in every part of the city. The
report of the Board of Health for the
past month, shows that there were but
thirty deaths in the city-one-third OF
the number being under one year old.
Never has our city been more healthy than ~
at the present time, and if the country
folks feel disposed to sell their products
at reduced prices to hucksters, and stay
away from the city, it will be their own
loss.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

Which they offer to the trade at lowest possible
prices Country merchants and others viii lind
Il to their advantage to call andiexamine before
purchasing elsewhere. IEslE. E W
Particular attention paid to orders, In nlhng
which, we guarantee Subtraction both IN p''ee
and quality.
The highest market price paid for Ginseng
Beeswax Flaxseed &C. J|i'N' .-N sep2O
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06
DISSOLUTION.
Dissolution of Partnership

Dissolution of Partnership.
w OUR FRIENDS and Customers, that we
have this day dissolved partnership by mutual
consent, Mr.. Heyman refining from the business
will present them at once for lsettlsment those
indebted to us win please pay without delay TO
Mr. Kline. Se-i KLINE q hEaMAN' i
90 , - NOV =
Thankful for pest fayors, ITwill endesvor to
merit continuance of the same, by selling hrst
decSs s KLINE, Isl Main ct.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

b. CHARITAFLE.--AtthiS season OF the
vear when there i teaSting and reJoic-
ING and good viii to everybody, ana
escly one is trying to make himself SUI
aelabmdantly happy, the kindly hearts
"a our peupl. should ever expand to-
waIds the poor On every hand are those
who are compelled to drink the bitter cup
of sDrrow and poverty. The winter is
nov upon us, with its biting trosts, Its
Irving snow, and chilling winds BY
thc pnor the advent OF these things is
mol hailed with pleasure The good
thmgs, the feasting, tho rejoicing are not
fol them; and unlco, our people from
rhcir abundance dispense their charities
literally among them, there will be des-
titution aud suffering i'll many d house
Hold
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

RIVER MEN were in very good spirits
yesterday, the weather having modera-
ted, and the supply of heavy floating ice
considerably diminished. twas thought
that navigation could be resumed to-
day. Should the conjecture prove true
the steamer Eagle will leave for Parkers-
burg this morning.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

17ME DAILY REGISTER STEAM
i PRINTING JOB OFFICE executes all
kinds of Printing from Card to Poster,
neatly, cheaply, and On short notice. Office on
Market street, between the Mcclure House and
the Market House
rIHE DAILY REGISTER BOOK
i BlNDERY turns out all kinds of Blanks
and Blank Books for individuals firms, steam
boats, railroads and counties. An kinds of
binding done. .. .
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

In SUPPORT OF THE ABOVE
Il STATEMENTS are presented the CeItif.
Gates of DIR. Jas Il. Chiffon, Chemist New York;
DR. Hiram Cox Chemical Inspector Ohio, DR..
James r. Nichols. Chemist Boston, Or n E.
Jones Chemical Inspector Circleville, Ohio;
Prof {. T. Jackson, Chemiss, Boston; DR. Chas
Upham Shepard Charleston, $. C.; and j. v r.
Blaney, and g. A. Mariner Consulting Chem,
ists Chicago all of whom have Analysed the
Catawba Brandy, and commend il in the highest
terms, for medicinal use.
Analysts Of he Massachusetts STATE 4ssdySr,
Jdnpdrll25, 1853 H ID n
When evapOrated through clean linen II left no
oil or offensive matter. In every respect il is
PURE spirituOus liquor The Oil which gives to
this Brandy its flavor and aroma Is wholly unlike
fIsil or grain oil. Its 0dor partakes OF both the
fruit and oil OF grapes. With acids, II produces
others OF high fragrance, The substitution OF
this Brandy FOR Cognac Brandy will do away
with the manufacture of fictitious spirits sold
under this name both at home and abroad
"''pG a. a. HAYES. MD.
Assayer to State Mass, 10 Boyleston st.
By the same, IN 1864
I have analyzed LYONS PURE CATAWBA
BRANDY" with reference To its composition
and character being the same as that produced
in past years. 4 sample taken from ten casks
afforded the same results with regard To purity;
a slightly increased amount of the principle Oh
which its flavor depends was determined by com
parison with former samples.
The indications Of analysis show that this
Brandy is produced by the same process a. most
of tho imported Brandy.
Respectfully,
A A. HAYES, NJ D.,
State Assayer, 10 Boyieston st,
BosToN, July 90, 1864 ... ft !
MANUFACTURED only by II. II. Jacob 4 Company
TO whom all orders should be addresSsd)
Depot 0i Liberty St, New DIRK
decl7.3m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

rv Fractional CURRENCY.-a hi'y
postal note of the new ISSUE mas
- under our notice 1t is unlike any
no IN the way OF shinplaster we
81 ever seen. The engraving on the
\. is not particularly fine, nor is there
q GREAT deal OF it. That on the back,
<ovever. is in good, black colors, The
,kape of the note is like that OF bank
note reduced 70 perhaps one-third Ill SIZE
ma the most striking feature OF the new
note is the paper is very thick ana
assemblies parchment in its appearance
nd feels ike that material Ii 1t does
not crack in folding it will prove very
The notes being i'll length
bout three times their width, when laid
ID three folds they make square, and
on either side show III large figures the
they bear. We presume IL
viii be some time yet ere this currency
conc into general circulation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

THE BEST PREPARATION in tie world for
a Cough or Cold is Dr. Tanners Cough Mixture,
Try it. For sale by Chas. Graham, Main street,
Centre Wheeling, and druggists generally.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

l-T9 Sent by mail Oh receipt Of price.
For sale by WILCOX a. CO.,
Prin. Agents, l5l Water Street New York
Also by the principal Druggists and PERU,
mers. dec22-2m
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-06

IT Is A FACT admitted by every man VIII
has succeeded in business. that to do business
Won must
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
Arrived.

Steamship BelioHs tBrb Dixon. London sept VI Hsv-s
Ilih with indS. aud fbi pass to howllnd = Aspewaj
Steamship Scotland lIr.l, Han Liverpool seg.. 16 va
en 2lst with Indse. and ltt pass 20 NhsDs
aion Sept 81 psssed steamship sh from Live c'i
cor New.York; oc, lat 10 20, Ion a. 50" snip e1cssef
bound w.
Steiner Eu,crpe EMrdIe, Willrston !. {, u loa''
with mdke and p5si. to Livingston, foT o. -,
Steamship Stsi OF the Dron, blalflfrd eewOHeshs "a
nlt with cotton and pass. Va VI. Il. Cromwell x Lo
Steamship Ediuburg BT), Rosi. Liyefnool +in tt IA
own Ilst. ui3se. ani pass. loln g. Iaie: rs
seamshp III CID Hobart NewbeIn, ~ &, % hours, wa
Endse ard pass. 20 Q. Goodspeed -.
Steamer Carolina Philips besl,0r % hoais WIN eo''
and naval stores to Murray Nel CIV 49,
Steamship Quaker City ~. = hstl, West 'hn''.s
81 hours. udse. gnd pass to Arthur L"sry.
Ship Excelsior, Pendleon, LycTPool 'ns IT, '0a'' SIS
pass rr.,r -, e L..
with mise ond eos pass. 10 Ruger Br3'.
Brig Orinoc (Brl rd-rkn, tuss isiald y ueys' WIN ~
to ID. r. DeWoh &C. .. .t,,
n. Z. DeWoli Co.
Big Susan Dnnesn Parker, New-iisven. "a
schr Laura Frances, iliggins Liniiu "th coa 70 ''"
swain. nx
ton.
schr Eva Nckefson Norwich for Htison.
schr Kate scranton, Dayton, Hsd'-on'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
rTANDLHING ~ ALDt.1IL N.
I .D..i. u H.. a.. Va y H.nL
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TGRz-Oor ,
-Enlnre Ind,e CARpOzo

David Tiltou sst James Murphy aud Hggh Smiin
This was case for damages arising from TIE col
.ou ofth- defendants stages with the plainti Ssso
TIE collision ing TO the eydeaceook place On tie trd
day Of JenusTy. 1863 IN Waist IN The eavy evening The
pr,ws. dy.n. the ferry Hnd bed U.t seed Broad @
and light side of, nrcet 1he siege was OF The rs
side gony the other way until the plaintiffs wagon when
IL sweryed over tie other side striking and upscng the
wagon and ,r wing ont the plntif lie was ed up with
a.srssd ,ho1d.flri now :lsi.ls 5000 or hy dfmasS
sore dobot spreard frorn the Nlrte a. to whfher the
lspiif. wss6h was stopped before the collision or not
NO evidef9. was given ior the defendants
The Court -sd tba, on the evidence thefe peared 10
lave been any negligence the part the plaintiff he could
20, rccovr a, he ofhe rosl would not cxcase Ian Tor
f,r 10 avoid collision when reasonable wonid do
T. and that n they fouad psintif thoy should give m
such damage az discretion they should think he had
surtoiucd by bic jury.
The Jury render, verdict for plaintiff Tor $50.
O. Cotweil for defendlnt, H. Thompson ior plaintiff
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
sMEPPsNG INTELLlGEYcn.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Clcaref.

Steamship Pera. Lott. Liverpco Sen q and ou,,r,.ow,
2ih, II o3l prl, ndse aud I~' % b. tunsri sept "a
ii;5' ru rns - o. tS''ne s- passed aeSnstip AZ
lssm,aip rayara tIaa.), suue, la.lburs kol,,d,
Steamship Mary s4udord Sherwood, Boston, 'Aibsy4
sstqessnllip Starlight Pedrek. ChprrstOn, A. Leary.
Steamship Buiia o. Jones. Philadelphia, J. Hand
Steamship FaLker Stirring St; Jas' VIA ST. Georges perd.
Steamer Martha Stevens Chance. Baltimore
Snip Lancashire tBr), Getting ST. iean, n. B., Ne,uh
Ship Excelsior. Pendien.on, Liverpool, .Aag a. -. md
2'3 pass, SAM Ihonp.sns Nephew 70, lad strong laes
Ship Ocean Express (of Bos ou) Cushing London aOd Is
Of Wight Aug. 80 coal TO Semi Z. Reed Go
Ship Plymouth Rock Grant London end ise Of Wight 2
OF August, mdse and 17 pass to Grnnell hirtgm 20
ship Eliza Melanslhn lrefey Newport h., IS diys with
ship St. Michel (fr), EssTasgs BordsanI Il days with
brand.es. &C., p. En-s. --.-.-.......
Ship Onward, Rogers. savannah. J. c. Schmdt.
Bark ID. H. DeWolf DAWSON, L.nsan {. d. 10 days with
coal to ID. u. DeWoli q Go.
Bark Quieastep, Foster Cow Bay u days, with eoa Nc
Bark Gsas. tBrern) wie.lns MArsciles 50 dsy. md.s
bark CIas Brewer. Smith. Gal4imore j. S. Insrahan.
Bark Tomas Terry Orb si,ony, haypa, Bret, Son Co.
Brg Caroline. smith, Eli1absllpo.t. Eret Son sa'o.
BIis Scotland lBr:l Francis, Bar5acoos L; J. smith
Bris Cyclone, Mcdonald, Georgetown, fEL, {. H. rnn.
Big A. ErestOn, Clifford ST. MlrGs Fla, E. D. Hornl,
Co.
Big Rush -. Mystic In blast
Brig HermiDia. Mcfarland. Rio JauciTo. J. 5. Wright
big Olga Gibbs, NewOrleans, Topper Reaitc.
Scbr. A. {. Major (8rl, Perry i-.L.x ;. L. Oyerion
Sehr Austria. McCresdy, BltiHs.e- NJ. Bedel.
Sehr. NJ. smith, Banelis, Philadelphia, Bentley Saith
Co.
schr II. f. Bell lBrl, Barnard Zazi Miller Hcashtcn
Schr. Leadsl, Jones. Boston.
schr. W. l. Chapman tBr Buck, ST. John, y. T. T. j. Ne
vius Son. .
Sclr. Grand Pre- BrD Apgus, wiudsor, NJ $, y lays
plaster q. +. Pennson
schr Thos b saith -, Albany formed. pror.derce
Schr A. H. Acker Hale, New.fisy,n for Albany.
schr Empire. Monnel, STAN ord for Eikabelbper
Schr II. Burton, Jones, Newllayen -.
Sch Mary farTon Ponder, Newt ysD lor fh1sO'drot'
Schr J. 6. Cgliwn, Smith, Portland
Sehr Hero, small SslenI
schr. Faigdesler, Perkins, Proviaeiee- -
Sebr Chlist., Richards, Bangor iumbef icf AseAebaes
Schr Falcon. Hal Wes,por.
schr. Af,el. Truman, New Haven -. 80
Sehr FsquimAuxs. Bh-e, ElI-sbet ip'rt 10y " s'v5
Sehr Henry B. Drew Clark, Eirare pot lor sew haven.
schr Gerrrl~ Calgeli -. JOAN. v. vs., falrf.
Schr J. O'Donchue Gilkey, Nugini-
schr Baryard Waling VIZ sinia
Scbr Penley Iovelsni Nir- -inis. t
schr Jsmestawn. NcGee NrRrs
schr Caroline Philip Bsa1fori
cebr Watavga i3mes,sl Howard, Hevbsrn j. l.. Davis
sehr. surprise Bears Boston. ~. = Rsckett 20
Schr Union, Kelly. Mystic ,. Bcypton son q Co.
Sehr Jone. Barber. Westerly.
Scbr Maracaibo Iieniy Phpslslpiia, y. i. Hatch
sloop Odd Fellow, Dyer Middleton Conn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
Court Of SESSIONS.



CONTEMPLATING AND SENTENCES.
The Court of Sessions opened yesterday morning
with a full carldar but only case went To the Jury
nr nearly all disposed Of Previous to the trfa
Judge Russell appeared on the Bcnen and oak ana nau
Donald. accessories to the DuIdet OF marry La@sb "ec
Ther eosel .ted that he had drawn up lengthy atdayiis
which lie would not read bn the substance o whch was
quinted with frery they went INTO h pace IoI eig nc
followed them and into Lazaress there they oppu
quarrel arose; while their backs were turned eNee was
they objected 10 his getting in their sleigh nht
were TOO drunk to enforce the objections and when aren
they were their way deliver the murderer to tie SnhoE
tiles. ,
Judge Russell replied that the evidence of then crimni
completely had been proven clearly enough t. saiy y
they guilty thst tlfe evidence annie tht the ~
sisted FIiery the sleigh that they look e reIn "a
their hands and drove fast TO Har an ere was
nothing show that they had any intention o dehverng
Friery 10 the authorities lie would therefore sentence Hsc
Donald two yeers imprisonment In the State Prison ana
Csik for putting the people 10 the trouble OF ua !" t"o
years and three months.
CASE OF BURGLARY IN THE FOURTH DEGREE
Garret Barry put trial charged with having In com
puny with certain other parties bnrg ousy entered the store
Of Mr. Isaac Smith and stolen some cigars and come ote'
Mr. Smith testified that the previous evening he locked the
store, and when he there in the morning 40 found that
had hy through the back
window and cigars and liquor ,:o bottles Of bittes
John McGovern clerk in the PosOce testified be lived
next Mr Smith that about o'clock lie heard some
wrencing of the beck shutter OF Mr. Smiths store he
prisoner and hye others coming out Of an aeywsy lead
ing 90 the store.
Officer Dietrich testified to sIre',ins tie prisoner about
4 A.. m, and finding two cisars on Lin.
Guilty and sentenced to the State Prison fox two yearss
fLRADED GUILTY.
William Jonfor, peoaed guilty 10 picking pocket, end
sent 10 State Phsou for two years and 1 months
James Wison also pleaded guilty TO the ohense and
was sentenced 20 four years imprisonment.
Several petty also disposed Of and tine Court ad
jouIned until todsy at ii a. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

SrABpIyG AFfRAY.-An afIray occurred in n
lagerlcor saloon. corner Of Smilh aul Auanic'sis
about IL o'clock on Monday night, IL appears th-t
uafty Of noisy fellows In md raised ds,ai DeEee
rs rf,inr 10 pay FOR the beverages they drank.
nronrie,or Nv Satcr demonstrated and was severely
beaten A casual customer. Mr.. u. AngsTadi Tes;Iihg
NJ No. Myrtle ave in,erf.reg in behalf Ql 100 "iu
lord when he y,s attacked ard stabbed In tho vIis
ana was also severely en-, in The head with tnhlar.
Tic fegys Cscagcd but as they arc known, vii prob
ably $3.50 DO aI.tstcl.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
COURT cALESDAR-TH. DAY.

NUPEf NJ tOtkI-tlaCtIIs-Iu i----NVN, ~yot,
5I .0j5 X57 219 ZC6l 2o61 216J ?cs9 POL 2C5 2e7T
179 2o8 2c3J. 2Os5 2Cs7 1901, 2991 1855 PAgT lad
Ioafnsi 70 Monday rext PART IIlNos 1861. 535 1888
1900 1917 1851 1855 ST. 80 1916 1870 3sl. G53 s1l 1911
leG5 1901, 7l9 li5l SPECIAL TEBN.-Nos l75t l9 in
clu i've
SUrEIdoR CoURr.-Part Mos. 9i9, 1881, 1911,
53o3 425 544a 5i?0 jOOS 26sS 4oe .GS 5.jl's2 1895
Par INos i3 l6J 1870 loi, tlG, lJJe lej- 1854 l6e
1858, 1850 l6G6 1870.
CoURT OF COMMON PIEAs.--par Mos eJj,
col go 54 O!5 lC26 l0ii lo45 lc46, 1885, 1850 io2 1881
1872 g.2 Pan liNos 9l3 1893 92 lOa, loJi lcl 1894
l01S lO91 1898 1862 1910 l0fl, 1872, iai3
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

Riley chss RoboHs Mrs A. f!ctie wm f3nsenbpy, v-.
GS'erbeft and child H. }. Mnlaa Judge HaIl s. W. pls
b. Carney, Mrs Hill, a. Miller, J. hean srd Bros D.
In stcamshp Qnakcr City, !iom lLlie,iop--Ac J. X
Gancwell Miss Gsnswel Miss Bonney Master a. ~
Mrs Peck and two cons Miss D. IIenney Mr. j. K Yo,r'
Mrs Young, I'd Fowler Robert Bog-s, Mss C. Hrbst 4
A. Deal, Mrs. r. Robbins and two children Mis-, H. d
son, Mr. =. r. Robbins, VIM. Ladder, Capt = Adm, NJ
Adams, Mrs Richard Evans G, NJ. Menges, S. y. Lycps
A. Young J. CgrbcIry II. Geretts, j. n Beach b. ksIS
Cspt Granthaw, CsPt Ricbaidson Capt. Hor,ey Mr. ~
Loekart and II in s,eersye. "
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

BULLS HEAD. There are full supplies of ah
kinds OF slaughteTJsg animals this week, viz, 6Jsi
beeves, Il3 veals, 25sl3 sieep, and 1909 hogf
They have all sold gel at scarcely any variation from
lost week, eommsn cattle rInning little lower on
eccount Of their abundance. and prime heavy hogs
yanted for lard q little higher. change to cooler
Gather helps the sale Of live stock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
IAdyeTtis menl.1

NOSES "A iong, sharp, pointed nose; Short
anp beefy rose itle turnp. pug nose; Greeian bose
. Jewish nose Roman nose What do they ino'aa'e
See The PHREseLoeIcAL JOURNAL for PnYMoeSoxY'
puYnoLoGY, PHnrSoIo0Y, ErHSoLoer and PSYCHOLOGY
Only year. 81 fer half year, 20 cts number Address
Fov1sn wE11,, No. 3es Broadway n Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
Nuw,yoRx DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER a, 1865

Re4sreccaw CARL Borct before be pu in pisop tbat
morzing him IN the plug room a ien,knds house
10 bed at 10 O'Clock the ground
floor, can't tell how m0ey beds IN the sleeping room
nc slept with him; the others sangersi can't tell
how early IL light he went fro the sleeping
room to e dining ROOM thence TO the bar and thence to the
street.
Adjourned 60 the 5th int, at IL O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

CUup MrRpFR.-The body of newly.born
ao ufant WAS found floating in the river foot OF North
Ninthst, T. D. on Monday morning. IL Lad been IN
the water several days ard was somewhat deeonlosed
There was not "A perticle Of clothing upon It, lLe
child had evidently been murdered, the front part of
is head was mashed 20 jelly, which could not ha!
occurred accidentally The physical proportions o The
infant were admirable az birth Coroner BaTrett TOOK
charge of the remains, and will institute searching
inqnlfy with the view Of bringing the murderer TO
iustce
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
Malls Close AT TIE rssf-oG1ce.

For Great Britain aud The Coatinent by steamer
AusIrssian Wednesday, oct. 4............ Ill y.
For the German states, by steamer Bavaria, We'd
ne.dly Oct loi H.
For Havana, by steamer Moro Castle, Nednesd5y,
Oct 2.
yor Europe, by steamer MoTayiau rhusdgy Oct ]! y W.
For SeyyOIcsns, by steamer Northern Ligit We'd
nesisv Oct u p
For Savannah, by steamer ATiadnei Nedn1 sday,
Oct u ?.
For chagestou, by steamer Grcradn, wednesday,
&c, u ~ M
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

INSPECTION OF TIE TWELFTH REGIMENT,
The Fall inspection and parade Of this body win occur
on Friday and Saturday Oct. 10 and IA. The right
wiag on the first day mentioned the left on the second
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

> TAMuAyY ASSOCIATION. - At the regular
meeting Of this body on Monday night, Gen. Neseg
Taylor Judge Moncrief and. .Iiehardl y German were
initiated ns members.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
fAlvertisstufrtl

LADIES GMTBRs-A handsome foot requires
Handsome covering piece Of superiuons hiofnlvb "
Tie bat is As well FOR ell of them 20 know that CAN
TAIL is selling the nrate gat,is made In The country h
esbbnent at No. 8l3 Broadway between Eleventh apu
Tw.fui-s,s
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCH0oL.-Ihe
eighth ual term Of this institution eonDences at
No 81 lafayette pl today The classes met Tor or
gGnization at O'clock D. Ia wlen DC ho,s Tor iauT,
lectures arc aanounced
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

fATAL ACCIDENT on THB LoNG ISLAND RAIt-
noAp-N switch tender on the Long Island Railroad
,n"fiye near the Hunters Point Depot. yesterday
morning and almost instantly killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04
TIE VETERAN SOCIETY op TIE ETn REGr-

IHE NEItHhN 'oOihil ~ ~ " !, \
,rN1.-Tle veterans Of tic l1h Regiment !. : ",
.srnbIoJ AZ the corner of J0AusOn aud aeyy-s's on
.,nd1v an and organized az assOel elaQD ,Qg mniha'
benelt. Tie officers elected for the occasion were;
ftept. Walter ). Dafy as Presderti IAcat. herna!d
Niece. Vice.presidenti scIgt. Samuel u HeuhaL'
Secretary; and George ". Yerablcs, Treasurer. a
committee Of Ave consisting Of Icuts l.oden ana pm
negan Sergt Richard Dunn, and Prisates Thos. Cor.
man aud NJ NConan was appointed Tor the buipose o'
proyidIng n permanent place Of meeting hereafter.
Addresses were made by several oi the officers and
members present and tie meeting adjourned 10 assem-
ble at The same place on Monday evening next
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

THASKs. - Pursef Ely Of the steamship
Quaker City has our Acknowledgements for supply
late Southern papers
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

KEGS COUNTY POLITICs.- The Assembly
Conventions oi the National Democrats have made The
following nominations in the Districts named; let
District Francis G.. QGevedo Iiid District, Willian
Burtis, VIII District John c. Jacobs; WIN Dittfiet
Iuouas MlcrI
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-04

THE KINGS County COURT OF SESSIONS
The Court met yesterday FOR the OctopeT icfm' anu
no Grand / nv Was empanre.cd. Judge Dikeman IN
bis charge dwct severely upon the dere!icon Of the
Txcse Commissioners in consequence Of not enforcing
the License law as IT appears i9l! haiog sn y,
tie places selling liquor 10 Brooklyn are cehsed Inc
iDrv retired 10 Their labOrs.