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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

Alien street. between Broune Grand s.r~e<s for .s
asa ss and n. ,anns :. ssr.o se-d and To. conprss
seventy three dol ard thirty 81 esn. .o,ehe ,SS .sS
tion.r "0ns
Which was carried.
And the paper was isld over.
CouncnIsn LEAvr moved that the Committee ON De,.s
and O1e,ie' S d.cLasrd irom tie further consil ron
the peiition Of Robert sharp for permission to cree,
resolution - folows4 -'e~'wus
Re,oived That Rober Sharp petitioner sboy.n.,.s
erect news s'and the souhres. corner OF Cora ~ ny
tro streets Ia The City OF New ork for The paruoss S
papers and periodicals. said sand 70 remain ssnss
p'ssur- ofihs Common CosnriL -''us 'ns
,by board of Adrimen, prayer of petitioner gap,ed
aud the paper coAosrred in
Councilman LEAVf moved ,hGt the COMMITTEES Oh s,,...
be discharged nom tho further consideration Of re.
8e.c!seI That the sssessnent levied s,sns, The Css
Church n ninth street, between the Tenth and NJ
avenues lor building sew,r ough the said street M ~
SINE s hereby remited and the Compirolrr BE- ma ~ =
hereby Authorized and directed 70 draw bic ysr,sr, h
Of che pastor Of ad church or he sum Of hundred sri
from the date OF hs confirmation OF tue assessment ~ -
to be applied 10 csnccl tho aboyena,nsd ,es,u.rs
and charge tho srrly the account Of Donst9nsp
Which Wa, carried.
ADd the paper irid over.
Councilman J.EAvr mov.d that the Comm!t,e, on n..
'ions end Charities b. dchsrsed from the ar,her esS,,s
tlon Of resolution ss follows:
Res,l-ed Ths. tho nssesn1ent levied sg.ins. n. .n.
property Of the Church OF tine Pr situated IN Foy,c
eighth street. between Eizh;h AID Nth svcnues FOR v,,,
sd street With B.iao pavement. b- csnceed hs, ~
Comptroller be snd b. 10 hereby authorized aDd drtsd ~
draw h m favor of the irutecs Of sad church q,
tho oiore hu - and aDey fouf dollars and
cen,s together whh inee, tlors9n from the de Of s
confirmation of tbr sssessacn i- said % DO applied
csnceln tho sho7rnanrd assessment, aud clse re tauw
10 tho ecovn. of " Donaliorsr
Which ives carried
And iho paper va, laid oyrr
Councilman KsssAs moved .hs, Tie Board d. Low "a
ioprn.
/ Witch va. rarriei
Wherupou the Pro,idu pro tcrn declared thct tie Bous
stood adjourned 20 Freay, ls.b inst at O'Clock D. TO-
JAMES VI. SWEENi, Ceh
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ALAB A N a.
The Csnstisutioual Ancmdmens-Ais"s"
the Twcn,y.,evemth s."se-Hs.'sf Of
Gov. .Parsens-Negrses Not 10 "cce"e
Property. II olders.

tho Tvcu,y.seveuth ssote-beIsf o.
Gev. Parsens-Negrses Not 10 ~cceme
Property u elders.
From Our Special Correspondent
MONTGOMERY, Dee. T. 1865.
The following dispatch was received yester'
day by Gov Psrsons and read in both Houses OF the
Leeislature:
lofdca! Disps'chl
r., THY (,ovERyog oP ALABAMA: The President con.
oranet YOU aud the country upon the acceptance OF
fhe Constitutional Amendment Of the Constitution OF
tha limited States BY the Stale Of Alabama, which State
heing the 27th ills ont the completion OF the twothlrds.
and gives the Amendment flushing effect as part OF the
| orgautzed Law Of the land. W. II. SEWARD
THANKSGIVING DAY.
This being tho day set apart by the President as
day Of thanksgiving and rejoicing for The restoration oil
peace the Legislature adjourned after brief session
Previous to adjournment the Committee Of Confer
ence on the bill admitting negro testimony met, and
decided on reporting In favor Of admitting oil the par
ties TO suit testify including the wife Of either
party whose testimony heretofore excluded 1t Is
confidently expected that the biz amended will pass
both Houses.
From the tenor of the following telegram received to
day woud appear US thongh The President intended
TO speedily relieve Gov. Parsons and thereby facilitate
thu Inauguration Of Gov patten. previous 10 the nj
jourement OF the Legislature, which event Is expected
10 take place within a week
| WAR DEPARINu,St. Dec. 6. 1864
| 70 Gov. PARsoNs Your dispaich has been receivtn
viii reply morrow giving fun Instructions IN refer
enre o. your boing relieved 81 Provisional Governor
| ANpgEw JOHNSON, President L. B.
LAW IN EPFTcT 10 PREVENT NEGROES FRoA Be
COMING PROPERTY HOLDERS.
The House Of Representatives yesterday, by vote OF
81 yeas against 26 nays adopted law which makes
the lessor property Leased to negroes responsible sor
the taxes subsistence clothing and medical attendance
OF the lessee The spirit Of the Legislature and the
white people throughout the State is violently opposed
to allowing the negro become possessed Of property
II hoped and expected that by this means they Will
be enabled 20 control his ices the mos, adyan
tagcous terns fS themselves. totally regardless oi
the uterests Of the negro. and make the present ol
future system Of labor approximate 10 the old and
"Gi,ine one" "a nearly may be; taking care how
ever to dscose ~ little possible OF the "covon foot
until ser their Congressional delegation shall have
been admitted to participate In the councils Of the
| nDtisn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

oy,en,e between the Senate" and President OAs'
boDy in Newly ,..a .
volunteer patrol OF 300 men 10 watch for burglars every
night.
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MISSOURI.

ArSsAes Drawback for RebeiS--Thc Regis-
ssy Law-suspicien Against Rcbeis-
Brother Of Sterling Price Mobbsd-sn-
nn1 Of Emigrsuis-spisndids s"cefes s'
the Pacific RajIroed--Jhe se"fh' "fs'
Rvanch RoaS-,Iisceilobcess Items.
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lid and dir,si 70 drsw hs warrant .vos I.ys,
doNs seio-s rendered tAt iuIrrs VI CatS a-rry
and CHI ugs the .,nso " ils appropriate soe'une
R>so,et TIA, permission bs sDd Il Lh,r,hy gwen 70
hch.@ CiesTy 70 p-cs and ir-ps coach iiosson s.r
ss the nora side rev 70 s,a .a'rry nen Fy.rsy ..a
t:.sSl; ..,,
ass,ins roe'Uns ealb snd sasrins Tory ssyy at '.te
nom IbrI " E,s, kivs. be- amended BY .sns oai
III ord. fsst Res" and irser1s IN lieu thereof the
word, ff y.uae" and under ths oFdnsn. hps cpdsf
the Stree, Colnaor be directed to sd'e' tor Ps,po,a.
Which was eoncsr.Ain.
Rsso.aton u Board Q. Aiaos-n.n, ~ fOlovs:
.tbo,IoA and directed N rebil btkhesd s,y~nsntA
sr..t b.,we.s Avenues sAa D. forh~iih By esnl.a
e tsy nous q couueim.n Ju, -. iss, ss.rt.4 By r,l
lnt Gu tas wsri. "or otLorwis..")
i1.Jr.S TLs, .ovs 9TH ,hs nsc.ss.y rso-dns basin.
and eoi,er 30 sa., d, clla,eu soo between isny ard
asi.s tao sirston OF the Cro.on Asosdaa DspGtnea-
wh S.: s,a sTs, upps, :. ,,A .so,. ~
ffon. Of his p,co cf bu.nss1
Witch copcarfsd N.
r,ttiou o! Bar1aVBounS for the privsfs o' l4s.tx
s,.pi for tie ssls Of g,o- her usnsi.cr- tas
no,b.vp1 II 5rh svenge end Fi'y n.nh sio- ard
Ee,,"d Th., tho prsy.r Of tho ps,i.oner be ss,. tho
... r,usu sHy darns ,as pcs'ure oftss conn's Co
f..tioa a. .Aa,s Doop,r for p-rmi'siou 20 build d.n
from t4s prsi,e. 70 cor-e, with se~es. Sd rccis,u
fsuSws:
Rs.osel That p.nnissn bs and tho sams hs~ty rvsn
10 Auke Doopsr construct drein 90 ever iron s prem
to Connect w,t tbs sewer Canal street the 70 he done
h own expense. sud under tho direction OF the cTo,on
Asusdlct Department . $50
Which WAS eoncuncl In by tie following vo.,
AaEIiasiivoA Aldermen Moorr, Jones koton Flysn, Nc
Knight Jeremiah, Bnce. MAserson and Fmisy-9
Gssiesd That be and the il hereby given
Comedies ODonns exhibit goods Ia front OF his prem
ses Of Henry aud Cabsne Streets the sane to 70
main only during Ne pleasure Of the Common Council
Which va ccHctued ln
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R.,so< Ta, p~ru,.ion so sud the ,horebY sven
number hundred AID .av.a.cn Wsksr s.-ee
C-a'To sr-e ts 10 b, tono Under dcScEs i rules
I'd tae C-oton Board.
Rs-sreL Th,. the Comptroller be and hereby su
i1sl and diIs-d pa 'b- following p,Isons named A-
lsl of blind May CDune D,n-l Donovan Cosss. Brs,.
nan Nor, Memsns', msy Arm !esry Eugene Nsr,ry aaa
Re.rSd Ana, po.Is,.ou bs sud a. .sno T. hereby given
70 joan sullivan N sfhib goods In fton Of bis Iooss
five hundr~ AID ten fes street, do sxc 90 remain
dufng tsr pleasure Of tho Common Couici-
R,sri Thi. permission b. snd tho s.r- 10 hersby given
20 John Bailey soe his ign n front of his pTeri,e
b. bun !fod nd twcuyst- Worth sros. hs ssrns to
aa arms tho pic1sIYc OF tn Colnmon Council.
R.sosSd, That p,Ers.icn DO and e 10 b.-eby s;vsr
20 John Murray 70 cshi5 goods sd Aeep n IN sca o.
hs psenises number four hundred anu ninety sye fc@
s> the ssao tO no,a iins lie psssass Of 'h' Conea
Cogno-L
g. Pisa Maro 20 Keep ssGj ~ rou VI puiaecr GSJ be~
having pogrhioB from tho occupant OF the stote as
remain durns thS rasuIe oi ttn Csrnes coucn'
Rs,eS That permission be and th. sans IL hevby s'er
I, NJ Barber Brother 20 keep sSa ia front 81 the'l US
business. numbers sfty sAty bys sDd sItys "
ard tho % reIss during ths pleasure u 'he '0H
Uon Council. -t~..
R..xred Tba, penis ION bs AMI lie ,re hereby ~"
20 John Dryer k--, tn IA ion VI lie ,c, OF .
aumtor sxly csnlfe street. The came 70 tcniAn "u's VIZ
poAsure Of tho Comn,cn Council ,..hv .I,..
Rs,s&s That pertn.s.on 10 and the aAms hcteol
W. s. Hit. 70 koop sign in font OF ny po'
tysws Centre street che same 20 remain a'sihs NV
CeVneman LkSr moved thai ssd ressrssel' % ''sea
10 the Committee on Srsots
The resolutions wore then concunsd u,
MOTIONS AGAIN RRsu hfp'
c,,,.,lm,n RosIs,os movet that tho Board 10 no" "a
joi.n.
n ~ ~ -, moved that s,s Committee on Donations
uJ bs discharged nom INC iurher eonsdesi'"
resolution .s, S levied asains tho Church property
~ :, ,be Coprlclatp Of Bs;h n'medsss 'Ia'sa ia
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Arrived.

ss.s MI C.sdoDi. Oh h1d,a ::Ia1, d;ssY s g. y.
Tsrsnced light easiery winds the 6 part Of The pssssss
Liter part heavy westerly gaIes
ou & Head RsSs. uy Noble b. f %
sept 90 and had esty heavy ctii cha,l.'.on 10
Head at at ~iicR % place % she arrived " do Oct @ Her. y
Was boarded oy the oosanne oce who reported that III
in for coal ~ his return though he reported tho heee
ron disease Having received permission from the Nava3
hs anser in which tbe snip placed. having cesl a
board H Sa & took s % proce. oe sps out 3
.sm. Si officer I bSsIisd Tie ship and stated
not permit the ship to 60 to SEQ until 10 went on ,aoss
captain aud took him ashore er being detained seven hos
pS at & Of % Sy ss,dsS s. sG
receipt taken away which was returned in about Two
and , % S, p IsS~' ps% ny hs entire
II D. m he nate Mr. Hewson died sad wa, buried q sna
,ds sss'e a Ast%s' .1s p.. TaeSs SSsaS FSa
fell in with srhr. c. j. Erickson OF Newhas,r N u,
and TOOK per ~ o Ny @ She reported hsved having
been Ashore Hog Island and had lost an anchor and chs
had her sails blown away and the crew SICK win lever am
steamer Falcon. Adrich. Baltimore. 20 hours mdse. J.
steamship Moneka Msr,hnsu Charleston, g. C.. Oct 10.
with md.e. and ps..., to Lyinss,OEs Fox 4 + CO.
via Charleston aud Hilton Head, Robert Murray js n
Steamship North Star Jones New Oreans James a. -. ny
nor a 0se Sns5 .s ana san%ssd T Of Col pa.-.yphe
sesm,hp Stargh. Pedriek Charleston days. troops 10 o.
8. Qusrlernaster ,,,
Steamship Carroll Lehman. Baltimsre As hours with mdss
and pass TO Z. w. Pernel. al, 80.
Bsrk Herperus Dr. wayeott Bsenos Ayres 90 dJ' hcss
and wool to John BoyDton. Son i 20. -
BaTk Heversham of ewcase) Pearce shsnshae May u
ieas W. II. Fogg co. Passed Cape Of Good Hope As$
a. and 81. Helena 39th.
Brig Lady Mulgrave of Yarmouth ~ s., Cam, Havana
Law. sugar TO Boyd Hincken. lave had strong Me- wts4
sprung foremast and .pit sails - ~,
Schr. Talent (Br Merriam, Windsor ~ D. plaster 70 y.
R. DeWolfa Co. -, -
schr A. r. Ames Amos. Linsan days, with coslto G. B.
schr Dragon PasOn Middetown Conn., to load for ssnts
Crns. NJ.
schr John Fakinsham, JOnsspor SPAR 70 Snow RisA'
ard,on
Schr. Ocean Star, Ham, Rocksnd.
Sehr. Chas Carroll. -, Portland
Schr. RTazor. -, Portland
Schr. Fred Warren, Bangor, lumber.
Schr. Or. Rogers, -, Providence for PhiadslphfA
Schr. Edwin, Hucser. Lpboc.
Sehr. Challenge New.I for Phladelphia-
Schr, Chrstophe Pendl,ton, ChuIch, Nsw.Londsn.
SehY. Miuuesoss, smith. New Bedford
Schr Uuion Averu. Rockland
Schr Union. Hall. Mystie. -.
Schr Senator Ealklin Boston nndse. 70 J. Z. Usyto1
Schf s. n, Jameson, jameson, Bangor
sshr. Ann Flower Russell. Albany for Boston. G
WIND-SaAset S.W ..l ..Ir
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Travp,ers, Gaide.


To Albany, by Hudson X. X, Depo. SOthst and
10th. ave-, and BY Harlem r. r., Depot s6,hsk
and 4th.ay.. via Hudson River, Il g. m, Z, as,
and i0t n. M. via Harlem ii = IN. aud ~ y. m.
Sunday train, via hudson River, 6 2. m. City
cars run between Chambers aud 30thst Station
aud City Hal ind 2tth-st. station.
60 Albeny. landing a, principal places on the Hud
son, by steamer {. Vibblrd. Tuesdays. Thursdays
sui ssiuEdnys. aud Daniel DIcw, Mondays We'd
nesdays and Fridays flom foot ot Desbrosses-st
7:t3 m, sndps at Thftetl- q.
To Abuny hy steamer -. John, Moudsvs We'd
neidays aud tddays. and the Dean Richmond.
Tncsdays Thurshys and saturdsys, from pier 10
NR...........:.. .:...:......=............. p.
Courtlandtsl, and lll am, p. IL, aud u
To Boston by steamer Hero, every Tucsda ,rhurs-
day and sunday foot OF Chambers st. y. Re- a.. r.
To Boston, BY New London line Pier 50 N. K,
daily tSu,day exceptedl ...................... PIT
To D,sicn. by Naw.iiuyen X. r., via Springfield.
21th.st. and ftf.iv.. M and p
10 Boston, by NewtIeven II. H., 27th.st and 4,n.
To Bgidysport, BY steamer Budseport, daily, from
Prcs-slip, X. H. et............... III g.
nv. via Shore Liuc l?l sud .. IN. Snnday..... p
To Camden. Manchester spd Long Branch by
s,eainot jesse Hoyt leave Pier in. r., daily
(-scept Sunday Il; ;i5 and. ............ An
t. Csnandais goa Rochester, Butalo, salamAnca and
West BY Erie Railroad. foot of Chaabers.st.
at T. 10 Q. 10. s and pm. Emigrant trsin..... D.
10 Long Branch. by Rsstsn and Delaware Bay II
r., VA steamboat Jesse Hoyt hou pier n. X. t..
M.'s.'...s...'.
10 Gr.npors, bY Long lsand r. H., foot ofJan,,
slip y. 9. ps spa eW Z.
GO hacseG'towa wi yartnsdAa s'Ai0ns, ~
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Norris and Essex 3. r., foot Of Bsrclay-st, T.. "a,
$50 = M By ssune rosd for ststicus wsss ~
Milburn Of lilo o. NJ. Mosristown Expeess..... ,
To Hudson, Catskil, Bristol, and West Camp;
steamer leaves foot OF Hsrrisous&. North River. =
MONDAY, Wednesday and friday.............,...
70 New Haven connecting with X. X. for Hartford,
and Springfield leave Peck Slip s y ..
aud. -
To New Haven by the Newlisyen Rk., xthss
and tth-sv. at T. 8, M a. m.; III. J. 3:e, ~ ana =
To Norwalk landing st Whitestane, City Island ,--
and Greeuwich. BY steamer John Romer, pirr 10 ..
4. H., (Pscxslp) daily. ly...;..;..'.........''i.i,
To Nswburyh and Fishkil by steamer John
ROner. daily. Sundays ercepted') from f00'
To the West by Central Railroad or New,Jeassy
via Allentown. from foot OF Liberyst.. ~ NJ
q. m. IL m and 500 p. m. SUNDAY trsn' ....'..
To Phadolplha, by New.yersey Railroad. ioos !"
Courtsndt ct, Z. 10 and III q m.. AZ M, shaoo q
m. aud II midnight Sundav.... ....'.'..'
To Proyidencs, by steamer City Of Providsnee; es
cry Monday Wednesday and Friday from rief a.
III, ~ n, ,at...................'.. =
To Providence BY Neptune Stesmsfdp Co.. Lame.
daily, from pier 81, foot Of Robinsonst ~ n,
To Troy. by steamers yandtrbilt and Rip tsn VIM
kle, daily. (Sundsys included) tSsturdsys eS'
cep,ed) pier 40 n. ..........................
To Washinsten. BY New.Jsrsey X. r. foot o.,
ComtIandt-st.. 9 and lli a. M, p M, and IL
midnight. a.
For further Information in regard TO Railroad Te IL
see advertisements in another part Of this paper
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,OROCLAMATION.

10 view OF the Important changes reduced In the mode Of
registration of voters BY the st Legislature, feel duty
10 call the attention of fellow citizens TO the law and 10
the necessity Of attending TUESDAY. l7h it at the
places Of registry in their respective Election Districts and
Further that with reference adopted citizens each applicant
shall prove that lie citizen OF the United States BY pro-
duciug certificate Of naturalization from acosr. Of eoDp
tent jursdcon snail any otIer proof Of m being cii-
rem be received he shall prove TO the satisfaction OF the
Board of Registry that be unable to produce such eeT
thcste."
election in this STATE unless the Of the per
Offering 10 vote be sad rrsstfy made aud completed
. nbe!oro provided, preceding the election
C.. GODFREY GUNTHER Mayor.
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SHIPPING NyELLIGRNCK.
PORT OF NEw-YoaK.......... .ocr tx
Cleared.

s,,,,,,;, ,,..n oue&n s,ocum. Aspnwsi D. B. Aiiea-
Steamer = R. Thompsoo, Mcnsts. Baltimore, w. DdseA
Bsrk Maria fAus) BaisIey. Bueo' Ayres. powfey, Co
Bark D. z. Dewolf (Brl. Barker, Windsor D. e. DswA
Go. -.
Bark Norms fBrem.,, Horstn.n. London via RchmoaA
Garrells L Meyer. -
Brig H. B. Emery Brsdford, Boston. Miller 4 Houshtoa-
schr Il. a. Morse Crowei. Boston. l.. w. Lewis Co.
schr Queeu Of the Fleet Br), Griths Kington jam.
=. Bplley. .,
schr Gsrb.d tDu.eh Guies. St. Domingo and csrscss>
Doval CO. - -.
schr w. Bosrdman. Billiard. Wilmington. Del. O. n
Stranshan
Murray r.
schr El Dorado. Young, Eizsbethport suow RisbsfS
=.
scbr R. Mason. Mating, Baltimore, Mott Bedei.
SchI. Jos. Eneas - Demerays, Ereas.
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Pas.euaers Arrived.

In steamship Csledonia from Glasgow--A fetgason wns
lady, Mr Gentle lady and son. 8 HuttOn lady and fsmy.
y and R NAPIER, Mrs !; W. Hsmii, Mr., ~ A. Rsnfssx.
Mr Wallace Mr.. Gillespie, Capt Allen. Mira Bnrbudss M
daughter the Misses Burbrdse MI ddard. A. f,coeeS
Lsm.on. Rev Cha. NJ Case. Mi.; Norsou, Miss H. Pcss
d. Sinclair K $. Condor, A. Athroxn. MIS- Swan. Ree
ertson WIN Kerr lady and family, Geo White, J. Heaty
w. II. Hcnning, A. Mckenzie Dr. Jas Haper lady ss&
daughter. Mira Tierney and +5s inthe stker.ze.
Barnes. Mrs D. L. Gaskill, Mrs A. a. heCOrney md eh.4
Mrs whpper, Mrs Dodds. Mrs J. h. Brudiord. Hfs =.
John Miss a Cops w. IL flerning 8. Kahn, w. H. PNks
Cha, Tpnpkins John Ssnginan C. y. Boynson Chsa No
Inson M Gall zan Jas. Williams NJ Hongh. Chss H. fete
want D. o. Strange.
Ia steamer Monshs from Chsre stcn--B MeCrsesy -
lsdy Nr, and Miss Pringlr O. Derch T. j. HnehtfS
J. ferguson W. Dayton ii. NJ. James, h. Rigs: D. Ls.fa
j. C. Dawpon, J. S. Clarhe, p. horgsn aud lazy -
Wsnasch, G. Schucharo. Jno A. hauniten' sns ~ ~
skxenes
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Passenger station In New Twenty seventh O..
and Fourthsvs Entumcs on Twenty ssvrnth-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.YoRK:
For NswIisven. 100, 8.ep(Er) l.3o In. i2l5 (Ex }
500, ES.D as. 80 and 800 lEx Up m.
For Bhdsepot 100, 400, ffx.,j f.3o q m l2lS (ExD
800, (EI.b a+5, 40 and 800 (EI.) )p.m
For Milford, and Strsord 100 llsD u.s. 40 p. m.
Por Fairfield Southport and Westpor 100. liWa W. o. IS
A30p.
as L3e, $50, 500 (Ex.,lp p. n.
For Dsren, 100, go, ll.O m. ;ai5 40. 530p
FOR Greenwich, 100 go. 30 ;3I5 40 SO 30
For Stamford 10o 90 (EI,) $50 ll30 a. l2l5 lEx)
400 (Ex) 345, 49, $50, 6.30. 400 (Ex.,) p IN. ,..
For Port Chester and interim cae stations 100 9W lL5o
4 m a45 go, $50, 10, 100 n III.
- t CONNRCrINA TRAINS.
For Boston, via Sprins sheld, go lEL 400 (EI) 300
For Boston, via Shore Line 1ll5. (EI.,) a0Op m.
For Hartford and Springfield, 400 lEI.) M (Ex..)lo1
Ex.,) lal3, $50 p IN.
For Connecticut River RArosA, s0oa m (Ex) l7i5p. IN
10 Montreal j. 90 y. III. 20 Northampton.
For Hartford Providencea hhki Railroad, 800 tEI
For New Haven New Los toa and Stoningtou RalrosdE
400 a m. l2lS, 300: 400 m.
YoY Canal Railroad, ll.l5 o. m. TO Northampton.
FOR Housstonic Railroad. a. and p m. Saturday
trim connecting with p NJ will TO Pittsheld-othe
days New Milford only.
| FOR Naugaiuck Railroad, 100 a m, 200 p. m. .
For Danbury and Norwsk Railroad. 100 $50 M
p. N. . q, aoo -,
JAMES II. HOYT, Snpt-
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T ONG ISLAND .RAILROAD.-Trains viii

T ONG ISLAND .RAILROAD.-Trains will
IL leave janice slip, New York as folows: , 40 a
500 M 0renpost Mail end Passenger Train stopping
Hempstsad Trsins fIl
lo:soL M Syosses Train stopping st oil Way Station
$50 N. Greenport Expse,s connecting with Hempstead
and stopping t sl Stations sast Of Hicksvlle. .
md I'll Way Stations.
s,op. IN. For North Islip Hempste, Glen Head and
Roslyn.
Sunday Excursion Train esves Hunters Point rs
4 fof Ysphsnk and oil intermediate Stations.
U, CUARlICK PRECEDENT.
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Commodious Sleeping Cars attached 70 400 train
JAMES II. HOYT, Srpt
DAILWAY TRAN SPORTATION TO TIL
IL SOUTH. .,,

THE CHEAPEST. BESV MD SHOKIEST KUUIE;
GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT TO VIRGINIA.
TENNESSEE ALA BAMA AND GEORGIA.
The direct railroad route to the South via Lyncibnrz
Kno1 Dalton and ChsttAoosas now open Throughout
n, cnire length Tie Oany and AleXandra Virginia and
Tennessee East Virginia and East Tennessse
and Georgia Railroads In ccn with the new FORK and
Washngon Steamship Cou pny have agreed upon heish.
tariff at greatly reduced prices.
shippers rs themselves OF the railroad
via Phil,drlphft Baltimore and Washington to Aersndrs.
Passenger. by this route passp 'he fou. bst OF
Manassas Bull Run eek station Knoxville hicks
manru Resaca aud Missionary Ridge. Cotton Is shipped
over these roads 81 beio ess than other route
II 1, the DIRECT MODE OF ctnmunication with Mobile
and New Orleans, and saves Is hdrs time.
For further particular. iaqui,. q ,,r ~ ,-U.u.,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL

DARITAN AND UELNY AhF DA1 NhIII
IL ROAD. -FAI.L. ARR ANxfEmENrS, 1853 COM.
MENclN6 MQEDAYc sErIE@saaE @ T. fAsSEf4SEH SS f9SH
BRANCH The Steaaer JESSE HOYT. capt. seey, VIII
ie,ve Pier 10 North River, daily Sunday ercepsed) a.
A. ii:s, a. m., EXPRESS LINE Pon CAMDEN d.
RECT taking passengers for Port Monmouth, Red Bank
Long Branch SHARK River fsnnlngdIo, Squsn brenou.
msuebescr Tom, River woodnsns, Shsmous. Berpesst,
ru,ieron Oson Jsekson, and oil Stations on Csmen and
Atlantic Rsirosd
ThrouIh TO Camden in FIVE hours. ......,.>fme 81
Rseursou ticket, good for three d,ys. xly.......
At El5 p nli Wy Passenger line W Msuehes'er Tom'
THRouG i oI tFi9 PsEiarr Is fSf AND NEwYoRK
Leave NewYor =, ils m., srri ring ., Camden l;9
r. m, nest Day.
Leave Camden a. 100 p arriving G Eew.Yo'k IA n.
merit day.
Prei.hi Agent Rcd Bank n. J.. ". IL sNEDEN, supt.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-17
Ocean Gteamers.
DACIFIC MAI, STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE To
CAIIFORNI IA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL


THROUGH LNE TO
RNIh,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY VIII
dispatch on WEDNESDAY the Let OF NOnEMnrH :, HYWT
ie@ hs C.9pHny. PlER EtW AZ sS6 = HrfRsT fR
CLASS, STEAMSHIP
HENRY CHAUNCEY,
, Capt, ALFEEp 4: ,Ss o.. GeAaSSsMA eaSsM RAILROAD
the lshmus OF Panams, and on 'ne i'''""
Company's isyorite steamship
GOLDEN CITY,
FOR San Francisco .n,.,,- ue,.,oer
sbere on the I. lin and 2st days of every month en-
cept when such dates fall on Sunday. when 'ne
b, on the preceding Saturday. The
ATLANTIC,
Can. JEFFERSON MAURY. will sail on shIubRpmmdd' b IN
November H. connecting the Pachc with the CoohADo
The
Can't ROBERT H. HoRNKR, win sal ,,,r on TutspA''
Noyrrnber a. connecting with the sACRAMENIo'
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES,
INCLUDING RAILROAD yAns s,,.
bstseen and IL years half sre children from to
years quarter fare; children under2 YEAR,, iee.
Ranksble funds (cur.encyl only taken in payment ~
Out OF town applicants may secure passage by remnf on
bank draft, on NewYork to the Company agent VINO VIII
BsgSage checked through charge Of baggage masters over
to nonnds baggage allowed each sdut passenger For all
over ri. weight 10 cents per pound must be paid to the
puser on board No merchandise bedding taken as bag
gage.
WAY PASSAGE RATES.
NFW.YORK 10 ASPlNWALl. - 49,,
Fir, cabin SIPS; second cabin, $50 eerasc $50 Chill
dren at proportonato rates.
WAY BAGGAGE-On all over 100 pounds n each adult
passenger per pound payable to the puFer on
board z. u..,.,,
SIS in sod and children IN proportion, payable a. pm
wall II. nl;.,,..
and professional services free Of charge
For nss,,ye tickets or further information. sppy at the
Company Ticket Olce the wharf, foot OF Canas''
North River.
| In BOSTON, To ,,,sy.,,
| For Freight, TO
WELLS, FARGO g. Co,
| No 81 BROADWAY
| OR ON TIE COMPANl'S WHARf.
Freight Agents of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
T.. w. q. bellows. AGENT.