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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24
THE LAZARUS MrRDEn.
TriaI Of Bernard Friery-The Jsry Nee
Vet Hmpanneled.

COURT OF GENERAL sES jIoNs-JAS. 2a-Bsfore City
Judge RUssELL-
The Court-R0Om was filled with large audi
yesterday morning to witness the trial Of Bernard
Friery for the murder OF Harry Lazarus Shortly bs
fore the opening Of the Court tho prisoner entered and
took his seat near Mr., Sedgwick, his counsel he 10
quite young man, beardlcss and bad featured, bus
was decently attired in a suit of black.
District Attorney Hall moved that the case proceed
hr. stuart on behalf Of the prisoner, read seyera
auaFts one IRON The prisoner to the erect that ~
the ZINE OF the murder, he aboring under deilri
eeRs ana was utterly unconscious OF his acts, and
that JOhn Hayes. WHO was present at the killing or
Lazarus, aud who was an important witness in mis- lbe
prisoners) behalf was in Cincinnati on o visit TO Ills
father and unable to be present for q couple of weeks
and other.afidavits by Frank Smith and Matthew II
Moore. in support of Frierys affidavit. Mr.. Stuars
therefore moved for postponement Of the trial
Judge Russell considered the afhdavits defective IS
several particulars and therefore ordered the case
proceed
After considerable Intellectual argument on the part
OF Mr. Sedgwick against the ruling of the Judge ths
Court proceeded to call the panel of jurors. needed
but one or two TO convince any that TIE
implnnelng OF the jury was to be tedious, difficult
task as nearly every one examined was found TO have
an opinion already formed to the merits OF the Gaze.
At length out Of between forty and fifty Jurors who
were examined foCr were permitted to be swoTn in,
and the Court adjourned until II o'clock this morning.
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SAN SEQ, Saturday. jan II, isoo
The monitor Camanche steamed into the bay
to-day and has sailed ON her rial trip 10 Mare Island
Navy.Yard, where she will be fitted up for service.
Commander Woodwork viii probably take charge OF
hei.
Tho steamer John l.. STEPHENS has arrived from
Mexican porte with s1. 700 Ia gold and nearly 1000
sacks Of silver orc.
The receipts Of bu lion since the 18th inst foot up
81. 200 900.
EIchunge Ia unsettled. owing to the Eastern fuotua
lions IN gold.
Currency bills are at 90 per cent premium. telegraph
transfers 81 per cent and coin bills 1t pcr cent.
san FRANC SEQ Monday. Jan. rs. 1865.
The steamer Golden City sailed to-day with
few passengers and s6G5 90 in treasure for England
ard S26i 600 for kew.York.
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A CLERK IN THE ENROLL

MEsr BuREAU.-Nr. WIN. Powell, clerk in the Aida
Wit Department e the Enrolment Bureau, attended
and reported for duty IN his apparently good health about
"a o'clock Mondh morning vi commenced reading Tie
paper being ftecg minnie, before roll call lie took
his seat ut his table and in few moments was seen 10
lean frw ri us If TO sleep His fellow clerks spoke TO
him and asked him If he uhwell but be did not
answer and the superintendent Mr.. Gco. Colyer and
bis companions loo,ed Bis necltic and gave him every
attention that kindness snegapd but all OF no avail
he was dead. Word Immediately sent tO bis resi-
dencc No. $40. Fourtn-st.. aud the coroner notified
The deceased appeared To be about sixty OF n'e
Years of aye and was very gentlonnny In bis deport
nen during his employment. end by bis
pearrd To have been great Traveller. He Ia supposed
10 have been EnglIshman by birth. and nus son an
the United states army.
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HORRIBLE MURDER AT THE ONO PpsIrp

TARY.-On Thursday last Mr.. Hesvey. one the
guards Of the Ohio Pententiary standin' oy the
colorcd man named Drew. approaches. him, when
lsavey spoke TO him saying pleasantly How are yon
Drew 1" Drew replied " First rare. "and immediately
sprsng ~ him with shocmakers knife The kniie gu
tered the heart breaking off and tue blade remaining
in the wound Drew then attacked two prisoners bu,
failed IN injnre them and ran down the room and Was
secured lIeavey attempted to follow him and hrsd
pistol at him. but fell and almost instantly died Drew
Ind beon very intrnperste man. and suspected OF in
sanity He was allowed partial liberty. and employed
Ia CARY coal with a Wow Of improving his beah lie
Heayey oY tho Warden--it did not matter 10 him
which-and that he would rather DO hung than remain
In prison.
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suluPPaNss INTELLIGENCE
PORT os Nrw-y0Nx...........y.,Anr %.
Cleared.

GbeUFt0s
Steamship Ocean Queen, Ne,r, Aspnwa' ,in,si.nd
stean,hi, MOntezutns. Hsu.snew, niD ssto'
Aspinwail. - Van Brunt K
Bark La Plata Crowell, Fortress Monr' 80"
Slashi. "a Crorler Wood
tark Conso (Br). Briggs, Bu.nos A.
Co. an Prince r. Muir
Bark Helen Augusta tBr.l. Cuts, Po 81 INV
ray, kCo
Btrk Lsvnis Devils Zsza. Brett So Miner . Housh,
Bark Mary r. fwjy. Lowe, NT'''
Bark Ocean Steed (Brl flyan, 'a nsadsp Middleton
Brig tBrl, T. H. A. Pit. Prul,' eeinu'S'
Kat. Ros., Yeoton Boon Hoyose Ms's ssu. 10
Ri, Nsy.rsiIJ (Br.), ScaDdes, MaTaeslO0 "'1
Grand. M , ,, T. W. Whitney 4 Go.
BIZ ccs ,Brl. Morgan. ssi-"hahi Sn' '''''
Ing &c Ersnors tswed,. GOihen6es, F'ncA '''"A'
ueid. :, n.,,,,so City Il y
scIr Marsare. Dill (B.l spsDcer' 81 p'h''"S' ''>'
< G.. A. De Wolf = 81 Marshal
schr Gsyi- Dawson Cole M,,aa & D. h:,vsfsf1 ! Co.
schr Enph-nis orr Allen, JacI',. ~ a,a.u
Sehr Toissn fintard BALTIMORE MV.. 80 P,bhin d
Sioop Wild Pigeon (Brl Muyhew' VALPARAISO A0'A-
SioSo 4 wise, Borden Bridgeport, NJ Briggs y 20
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Total

The quota was 1905 and deducting the above lures
leaves co. o. the Lumber Of men 10 be faised These
can easily be procured fthe Supervisors DO their duy
in procuring the funds necessary TO pay bonrtes.
Numerous applications have recently been made Ia the
County Urea by parteh intending subscribe iotHe
per cent Bounty BOrds for information 10 the
time when they All mature. but without obi hnin" any
satisfaction ha,ever. This matter was referred by tie
Board II Supervisors to the Committee on Accounts,
who have considered the matter for some weeks,
bat have yet tn conclusion and there
NO piospcct nj present thnt tary viii decision
Tor soIae weeks to come. Meantime recruiting remains
at Il stand sill.
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Observation-Disclosures second lecture Of inc
FREQ course OF the Horticultural Association o. tho
American Institute Will be given by James bogg esq
th, evening at II o'clock at the rooms OF the insti'
tnte in tho Cooper MON Building Subject; Tises Of
the Bible snd the Classics. Tickets may be procured
at the music store Of VIM. X. Hall g. Son, No. a.
broadway, and at tho rooms Of the Institute.
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EXPULSION or Tuy HAZARD POWDER. MILL

The Hazard powder Till. at East Hartford. war the
scene OF fatal explosion on Thursday Two men ginc
killed and the mills alpott entirely destroyed There
was about five tuus OF powder on The orer"s at ne
time and the total loss will be not less than sl3ow
The effects VI the explosion visible fof great us
lance the snow was beaten fat large trees torn 10
pieces. and fragments Of the buildings thrown with
great violence IL every direction. The p'is rere the
property OF Col A. q. uaaa.d.
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NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

ACCIDENT on THB NEw-JBRsEY RAILROAD"
The train from Jersey City at midnight on Friday last
on the New-Jersey Railroad. thrown from the
track about mile below New Brunswick. broken
rail is said 10 have caused the accident Five passen-
ger cars were badly smashed up but no person was
seriously injured though travel the road was con-
sider ably DELAYED on account Of the accident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

DYSPEPSIA AND FITS! 4 sure cure for these
complaints ia now made known IN Treatise on
Foreign and Naive Herbal Preparations pub shed ny Dr
PuELps BRowy. The prescription furnished him IN such
poyena manner that he cannot eon.centisusy reine
having failed IN single case II Is equally In cases Of
Fits as Of Dyspep,a and the ingredients may oe found IN any
drug Sent free to al the receipt Of hVe cents 70 pre-
nav postage address Or o. PHELPS BROWN. No. - Grand
st., Jersey City, New.Jersey.
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Trcyeler~' Guide.

70 Albany. by HnI.on K. r. from % Warren-st,
Of Cbsmbrr-. and II g. M 5;ip and ~
D M From .Shhss Depot Z aud Il ! u.'i' end
5:4'. g. aud iat p H. IHy chs connect VIA the
drpo' a. 3y hist. leaving thauber-st pr ct.ely
81 minutes ~ trans leave from 3tas
Sunday ,rain ON N st.............-...... m.
To Albany by Harlem Il. r.. 2oth.st., ih-iy, 10 =
m' and Observation-Disclosures. pnL
To Ra.tmorr. by the Ncw-J.r,ey H. H.. loo' Of
pidrigLt sunday Observation-Disclosures. pm
To Bottom, by New i.onsou line, ii-r ~ " r.
Norwich Line. Pier % y. r.. Neptune Line, Pier
,sanlay excepted En-
To Boston by Nrwiav-D H. H., via >grinzn"d.
21h-sf. and itaav.. .............oh ~ ana p NJ
To boston by New Haven X H., !.tb-st. aud stu
sr. via Shore Line III and ?. ~. sufdag.:...
Sir =,
ofc.umbers and 10 a. ~ Sand pm
To & syr.and o.. by Atlantic ard Great Nes'trn
X. T.. via kr- Rai,wey foot Of Chemb"rsst. con
meeting with Raj road, for al principal cities in
the N,s', p M
T" tir.rpor a. IN ,andon >aiuriay> p nj TO
laplsna, lsip, tarnihg Gar. L. NJ isgid oy L.
T. R............... ................9s. and q.
To New Haven. Hartford and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
er. lave PEEK slip at............... ...... 81 n
To Ncw. Haven by the Nrw.ls,rn R.R. zithst.
and 4t-sy at :; g. M q. N. ri 80" 81 ana p u
To the West. by Penn .ylvona Central hsilroed'
from iot OF CoarilaLd ~. VIA Phsde phia, Z AMI
snd Z o. m. sunday train p M from PR 2. "
r.. via Attention, 3 a. NJ and p H. sunday
r. tue West, By Central Railroad OF Nrw.Jer.ry.
pier \. H.. ga H., IL m and S;"p ~ sun
DAY tram 49, 100, o
uraui,.si. / 10 aud 4 H. NJ. 4 M. = and6p
m. and IL midnight Sin.iv................,. M
To Wasiin.ton. by New.Jers.y d. r.. foot ~
Court andt.', and III H. ma, p ni, and IL
tor further inioniaotrin regard to Rto1d Time Tables
Zee advertisements in another part OF this piper
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A WIDOWS GIFT.-Mr. Deshler, treasurer
Of Me Sherman testimonial fund IN note to the oSo
State Journ, ssys the first contribution pfttr Gel'
Grants) was made by widow lady, who IA she pre-
sented her $25 remarked that as friend ami neigh
Dor she was present the birth Of Tecuuhol She5nIn
spc pat upon hin his first clothes"
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ACCIDENT ON THE AUBURN RArLRoAD.-Frcm

The Rochester Union we learn that two passenger tram
csme into collision on the uburn Road, Csmills
NJ 2 o'clock 0. NJ on Thursday last The engines wero
damaged, but no passengers injured The tran ron
New.York 10 Auburn was thrown from She TRACK ss
Macedon, on Friday night, but sustained ~ INJURY
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TUH NRWspAPIR BUSIyRsS. Some idea OF
the extent the dealings in periodicals may be FORMED
from the fact that the American News Company in this
city sold newspapers magazines. &C.. during eleven
months ending Dec 81. to the enormous amount OIL
81 226J72 s3 1t is estimated that 40 OW0 oil papers
we're handled by the employees Of this Company, ana
Il 900 were paid for wrapping paper and twine.
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uECrUgr EY WtLLrAy LLOYD "AhhisoN'-
lecture I'll be delivered by Mr.. Gorrson ".s
day) evening at the Cooper institute, ID ala Oh lle
rcan Colonization Society for the Education Oh
men and Children, and the Relief OF SICK and "e'nae'
Soldiers. suhect-" National Retrioulion ahc 1'0
dernptionn
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Arrived.

US steam tr,nspor. ARIEL Jones' Savannah ''h' IN 0'''''
to U. s. ON. n, s,-;p,m 20 dGys, with 50.
gar Ic ms Ia bound 20 GUuee css. Cod bearing n
~ po -, r. ca r,,r lotttso topssiis TWO oPts
Ian. :., fr.a sap dam ss s ' bd; Alex Nicsle
charging. .r,h,, Nj Drisko Milbriige "a d.
WIN uine-f IA DUN Cornwas, N. S. Is days with po'
tatoes 70 Darvro Hyde
AWIND--At Sunset, y. E=ht
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NORTHERN MAGAzINR.-A new candidate Tor

NORTHERN MAGAIINE.-A HcW CaHUIudVo IV'
pubic favor has appeared in the Northern Magazine
and Eclectic Journal for the People, published and ed
lied by the well known Frank Belew The illustra-
lions and letter press all that the most estdions
could desire and The literary contents quite IN keep
ing with the chasteness and beauty Of the exterior
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BAYARp TAYLOR will deliver the fourth OF q
course Of the Rose Hill sodiers erf Associa
ton" at Cooper Institute. on Nc
THURSDAY EvvSiSG Jan 2b
Subject" Ourselves and our Re.sons"
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PORTRArr oP GIN. SHERMAS.-Mr. j. 1.
Bottre tho wellknown engrayer, has Just published
new portrait Of Maj Gen. Sherman. The likeness Is
surrounded by border Of lneyexecuted battle Scenes
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THE LOSSES By THE LATE FIRE IN MAIN.sr.-

The destruction Of the Piano Mandatory of Mr. j. T.
l.. Linstedt. Nos. &c. 6s and 70 Main.st. on Friday
night involved loss Of about $4,000 STOCK tl5 900
on building and a. 600 on adjoining distillery Of Mr.
j. X Trott The contents of the f.c'ory Insured
for si0 600 In the following Offices Grocers Fircmtns
Trust Eat River. Park and Ereyoort. The building
owned by Mr. Benjamin Loder. insured for S5 600
in the Harmony. Manhattan Len0x, Park and Inter
national Companies. Mr. Trottwas insured for Sis 600
in the National. Citizens. Harmony. Exchange. Gro
tom, Home and Williamsburgh City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

Eastern MAIL.-On and after the 18th inst.
the Eastern Mail will close at the New-fork Postohce
Vt O'Clock p IN, instead OF the present hour-o'I'.
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fAdyerti.sueui.I

| NEW SARATOGA STAR Spring WATER-A
spperor Mineral Wa,.r-sry he and call Tor Star
spnng Wster. Depot No % Barclay-st, NEW fori.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

RuRys's AYNIvERsARY.-Th Anniversary Din
ner Of the Burns Club will be held at the Mason Dofee
on Wednesday evening
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BnooKLYy COMMON CouycrL.-The Board


met last evening. a number of petitions ard commu.
ncations presented among which wus the iolos'
inp from the Mayor
n informed tina, there Is pending bfor- the state
Leg fr bill having for IL. onc the closing OF Doch-st
t.i- city. believe You will sg.e with that the
pablo demand that far from closing existing
to The kv,r should he opened for the ID
jc sud know this, Few board adopted
ordnaice requiring the rnov OF obs,uctops which pri
yzie Fsr's Lad placed on this very Docs, sm therefore
Induced call your attention 10 the bill before ti. Leg
thus yon deem Il proper. measures may be
taAen TO rrni0nstrBie ssiir- its passlg-.
Resp c,.uly. A. NJ Woop. Mayor.
In correction with this communication, Alderman
KaIbtcisch Offer ed the following:
H. sssred That the Common Counri do determine aud de-
eide that is for the protection OF the interest. Il
the City OF BROOKLYN that special Committee Of this Board
be appointed Proceed albany 10 look after the vous
b Is Introduced which affect ths Interests o. the city, and
tnat the OF 10 be appropriated to dey the expenses
vi said COMMITTEE.
Tsc rcso u,on adopted by Yeas 10; Nays. 6
The Railroad Committee submitted report against
granting the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Company
the privilege to run steam engines (dumnes) on Allan
tc-nve.. from Flbast ave. to the city line. Tue re
port adopted.
Considerable routine business was transacted. and
the Board adjourned
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sailed,

,. .st,,,.srs-sAf Of II, South. Y. HUI, Tes;np~
Ng aVn" estea,ner.-o,ean Que.i Dudley Buck.
Bns--O.sile. . H., !, - ,.-,t.-r sjvsH
Slcouss-H spsst Ave-, 1ssrirnli 81 ~ s.h.'a' WV
Benz.
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BROOKLYN CITY MORTALITY.-The total

BROOKLYN CITY MORTALITY.-The total
number Of deaths in this city last week was 1872
the principal diseases being consumption 81. scarlet
fever It, typhoid fever and Group EACH Inflammation Of
lungs g. small pox and marssmis each. diphtberia and
disease If heart each. bronchitis gastric puerperi
and typhus fever > each. hoppny.cough !, &c Under
one year 81 age IS. Natives OF the United States 9
Ireland IS. England g. Germany d. Denmark. Norway
South America, Wales British America aud Scotland.
1 each
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INCREASE OF FARB.--Ihc Brooklyn Central
crease the rate Of fare foi passens'rs on and after
Wednesday mex, 10 morrow from five 10 eight cents
The ronte runs from Atlantic Ferry TO Bedford and
East New. York,
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SALE OF REAL EsTATB.-By A. j. BIeecker
Son & Co at private sale. Tho Store and Lot 10 ls2
Pearl.st between Pinc.s. aud Maiden Lane. SO OOJ
Terms cash.
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The CONTACT FOR LIGHTING THE CITY WITH
GAs-The Controller being absent on Monday, the
opening Of bids for lighting the street gas lamps was
further postponed.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE QUoTA OF Kings CoUSTY.-The Bounty
Committee. Of the Board Of S,pcrvis"rs yesterday re-
c.iyed noiifcii"n from Provost Mnrshal General
Fry the effect tina, the credits ON the original enroll
under the LIST call for three hundred thons md lien
would b. A. follows:
For naval en.isimonis IL Dec. 81. 1896
Excessive enrol meni. ...-....--...-.--.-. 40
Enlisted since Sept. l5...-.......-........ e7
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EXEMPT FTREMES's MEErIYG-DEyUNcL

EXEMPT FIREMESs MEETIYG-DEyUNCIA-
TIos OF InE PAID FIRE DrrARr,RST-There was q
rather slender attendance at tae Fircmens Hall last
evening. Which wss the occasion Of a meeting Of eN
empt rcmen to discuss the merits Of the proposed sub
si,uton OF the present volunteer fire department for
system in which the members will receive pay for
their services. Mr.. Philip w. Engs chosen Chair
oftbe meeting and upon taking bis scat said that
he thought, account Of the small number Ia attend
1t would be well o postpone the alteration Of
tho resolutions which would shortly be read Several
revolutions we're then read. strongly denouncng the
proposed change. md requesting tie Hon. Jacob l..
Smith. Reprcsent,,ke In the Assembly ron this city.
to al honorable means 10 defeat the Objectionable
bill. n Philip. tho President Of tho meeting. and
being On ustic. TO the upon tho Charitable
Fire Fun and as grneruiiy conducive " the public
g,sd. The resolutions adopie, and the meeting
Lben dispersed.
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PRESENT TO TIER SANITARY COMMISSION
The Hon George r. liarsh United States Minister II
TuriD has presented 10 the United States Sanitary Com
mission through Mr.. John Sherwood esq, Of this ety
the copyright Of his work Man and Nature
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to persuade o. aS.I s OF s psr.csdo induce

any resident OF TINS Stale 10 ertcr into the military or
naval forces rased or 10 ~ raised in any other State
fo the military oi naV" service OF the United States, or
for the mhtary o. nav Al service In any other state II
shall not pe W,u any person TO induce or persuade
o. Mtomp 10 iu" persuade, any Iesl1"nt OF this
State TO depart this State for the purpose oil enter
ing into the military or naval forces rascd' or 70 DC
raised in nv other State for the military or naval ser
vice OF the United States for the military or naval
.eTvic., of any other State. Whoever shall onend
INST the provisions or this section SHAH ne guV Oh
amor and upon conviction thereof shan De pun,
ishnd by q fine hot exceeding $1,000, one-har OF saio
fine 10 be paid uron conviction Of the offender 10 the
nartv On ahose Information the arrest and eonvioton
was made; or BY imprisonment or by BON such hne
and imprisonment"
Gen nayes has not az yet transmitted any ofuers
relative IN the draft have the quotas been assgneu
10 The districts Of New. York City, although Gen. Fry
has the subject Of revision uLder CONSTELLATION ia DIS
department at Washington. .bo
| I'VE have now a little over fonr weeks yet before the
me oreceI for the draft arrives in which to raise re-
crut. and If the citizens will help the Committee on
Volunteering In the work and endeayor 70 put down
e various frauds all over the city in the shape az ke
crniting Headquarters," the draft may possibly Dc
aycrted.
FIRE IN Fulton sr.-Shortly after y o'clock
ast might fire broke on. in the rear OF the second noor
of the PREMISES No a. Fuon-st occupied by lie Barry
4 l,grretteop die sinkers and stenclfPite naho,e'
The flames spread rapidly through the building 10 e
roof completely cutting the upper portion OF tne edce
before Il could DO extnguished Inc hrst moor niu
basement of the premises are occupied ny ihi ~
bes as tie Excelsior Wire Works. Tho damage 10 'ns
occupants is estimated ut $4,000. Owing To- the an
sopoe of tho owner no further particulars cOdd DC Cd
,eined The building is damaged to the extent Of
g., 90.
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RECRUITING AND THE COMIsG DRAPT-The
County Volunteer Committee receiving no enlist.
monts whatever at tle present tune.
While the Committee are the established legal body
TO receive recruits for this State the combination Of
bounty jumpers and substtutebrokers who Lave their
tents all the city. ID great the Committee seem
~ DO almost poweiliss.
Our reporter day or two since. went into seven df
ferent tents and reLeZv0cs and counted less than
three hundred men who had been regularly mustered
In the service IN one day. while the Committee Vol
uptseriDg receive on M average foo men per day. In
LOOKING over the records N the men reporter saw
that moi one man ou Of The three hundred Gas credited
either ~ he CRY or STATE Of Mr. york.
This frand p committed daily in tho face Of Section
o. the laws of l-;i, which IL > follows;
u; shal Dot bv lawful for any person. - ~ Isalass
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SACRED CoSCERT-A sacred concert on Sun
dag evening in the Church Of ST. John the Evangelist
Fiftioths;., Hear Tou.thaye., afforded fine oppor-
,uny exhibit the capacities Of the great organ which
has recently been procured for that church The music
was principally sacred ana was rendered BY several
eminent artists. Mr. Brandcls however. performed
tie overture to Ia Cara Ladra and Mr.. Charles Wells
the overture TO William TELL aud several Of the pieces
were warmly appaudcd.
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