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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-11

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thamic Hospital.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The TAX LISTS Of 1862 49, "a and 'e5 are now In nv
hands for Collection All persons interested hereby
notified TO come forward and settle
deduction of five per cent. will be allowed on all
Taxes 1862 1888 and 1884 II paid by the 10th Of G.
tober 1855. ". B. DE09e
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

heads Of the North that caused him 70 oe su ,hs
Lnughterl The Seccssionis,s tried 10 persaade nJ @
people OF Kentucky 10 secede, bot when they oists
tat the old flag had bcen rejected by the our
they said, "No, bat yon may take oaNeis, SnhIdren
pruperty take our lives but iet Us leave 70 S Shpsthe
the heritage that has been lett us by oui blood
freedom that they bought with their Pre'''O'
fCbeers -, and welcomed
with thander Of appansc He IN s
style for about an bour He spoke IN OF New
terms OF the in when tne r and the man.
@ss ey the votes
the soldiers whom t1ey deneas%Gea s should be
sad dne pr. n"Ser groond downward and the
psGs is should a % @ a'9d n 9ons ss na'S the
resurrectioi; a. rnssnt Administration, and Bow me
princpes ot determined to support it. he was io,
o,yed by a. H. Tenny esq. of TINS city VINO spoAe,
n yery touching and convincing MANNER "''e' ""''"
,be meeting dispersed
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Grand Union Denomination nj EngIewood,
N. J.-Immense Gathering OF People.

A very large and enthusiastic meeting in be-
half OF the Union candidate for Governor held at
rho above place Saturday afternoon. Between 900
and 600 people were assembled The speakers for the
occasion left NewYo the Is train, and met
at Englewood by several Union delegations from the
surrounding country including the Fort Lee and Spring
Valley Union Clubs Prom the depot the whole party
proceeded In grand procession, composed Of long
line OF equestans, carriages wagons and vehicles Of
every description follow cd by large number foot
20 platform capable Of accommodating several hund
red. which was erected about quarter Of mile from
zbc depot in the open fields Here tie procession halted
and The speakers including Gems. Fitzpatrick and
Smith Cols Van Bnren and Jardine. Major Pangborn
"A. w. Terry ESQ.,, and Others, were greeted with
tociferouS cheers The meeting was then opened by
fhe nomination OF Thomas III. Herring, esq, as chair
man. who addressed the audience in afew appropriate
remarks after which the Union Glee Club Of this city
entertained the audience with Of their favorte ans
He BEGAN by saving that Mr. A. ! Rogers advised
Gen Fitzpatrick that be might his own time and
place Oi meeting but he Pangborn) told by Rogers
that be would not cOUc to Jnglewood because II was
mot a county town augh,erl be dhe spe aker) was
tare ID would be no disappointment II Mr.. Rogers
did not make hs appearance, DecauseO Gen hIlparlek
could repeat all that Rogers would say Laughter.l
zeJgen County and exb0ted the people III strong
terms " vote tie Union ticket throughout and also a
,roented the administratiOn Of Andrew Johnson. ue
spoke very confidently about the success OF the Union
lscket at the coming election IN November, when Now
JefseY viii DC freed from the tlrlldOIa OF the socaied
Democracy 1he Glee Club then sang Poor Old
JEFF much TO the amusement Of oil present.
Gen Green Clay smith Of Kontucky was the ne1t
speaker introduced. lie did not come 10 speak MnseIf
hut 10 hear Gen. KiIpatrck, whom be bad heard 80
mnch aboat and WHOM ne imagined 20 De very ps
was not his Intention 10 deiain the audience villa
long address but be would give them what they col IN
Kentucky random shtf" ana nc dlu hot % hnps
not care. iCbeerG He maIe several speeches thTonsh
she State and from the lsngus ge be bad used be was
saIe9 W AbaDl9a.sL bgt Ias Sst u Ru llf Ssybg.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
gIotel Personal.

TIE Hon. Henry Wilson, of Massachusetts
Gen. Kip nrck. Of New.Jerseyi Mayor william G
Fargo. ofBcfilo; r. T. BlOomer, Buffalo; Nj. Erig
ham Boston; aud Col Jardne, " j.. are at the Asto
House.
f., Mayor Henry ". Lincoln. Boston; Brigadier
Gen. Il. ClasseU, 4. ). A.; GOV. karney, kansns
Hon. W. X. Hall BnfilO; aud Messrs q w. Spragne
Sumner Crosby William u. Parks. X. W. Hal, VI. w
Richardson, aud o. H. Spur. Of the Common C0uDci
of the City sf boston, are NJ the II. Nicholas.
The Hon David Bell, Texas Judge l.. Beanvail n
Lonis. Col sam. Smo0t. Washington. and Capt. Geo
H. Butler Mass. arc at tho Metropolitan.
James Clark and G.. l.. Bowads6e, England; aud j.
r. Ame- Chcopoe Mass. are at the Bre,oort House,
nh ave. corner Elghih.st
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Nineteenth Ward Citizens Associntion.

Alta large and respectable meeting oi the Cih-
zen Association convened their heaiquarter corner oI
Thriaye and FNysecondst, in pursuance OF cal Thur'
dav evening Oct L. lGG5 consult and advise a. to the rne
oure 70 be pursued In order to rEcye our city from the
mountains of fraud and corruption under which It roan snd
areers and from the imminent dangers that seem TO environ
Il on every hand the following preamble aud resolution ~
Introduced by NJ L. d. MoOion, was unanimously adopted
h,y,a, IFS painfully evidcn, to the most casual observer
that crime Of every degree ~ The ~ oi StNio'A "a
ceased 70 an alarmn, extent within the last ten of Twelve
WIsreas II Is further painfully evident ha the adminA-
on Of our Grim laws has become weak ineint ana par
a That the abor finding sni peseDimrns oi our Graz
s arc n very great extent consigned 10 their eveTssinS
repose in the pigeon holes oi ue Disuo' h'''Hoy '
aud $500 - ,-., -,
UAeyc1, IN The iudseuen. Of this Citizens Association o.
the Nineteenth Wad only true road TO thorou9h anu
practical reform he many 0veTshsdo"ing aons's h uhy
tsfing I'm and eorrOiing tie heart Of our MUNICIPAL boNt
ment H.. In pfomp vigorous aud impartial enforcement Of
bold bad men be deferred from seeking aud ioreins
themselves places ofru and power TO commit hei ue
prcdstions upon the public morals and tIeasnfe ana the
midnight assassin his designs upon the life and '4soe'
ofthe citizen. Therefore be i -.
P|,irS That the sevcral ess from the highest 70 ihe
lowest charged with and adminittreon OF the
criminal department Of City Government be and they
arc hereby respectfully called upon to exercise the whoe
power vested in in behalf OF an d.geyed end Af op
essrl people IL their efforts o. reform and restoration OF
The Government OF the city into aie and Trustworthy hhd
by prompt aud impartial ioTcemert Of law against te
or thew cannot snd shall be held gI-ts who fls ia
faithful discharge OF the duties thus deyoVisg upon hi oi
I then. 'HAELfs lfhLhli N"14wsN'
! WV II. RicHARDs Secretary
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
MnrL,r,-Rrnorfed bn Ttkgreph.

roIRDo Oct I-Nheat opened aslade better and closed
;ort. ''.' s. al At 59. du,s steady; .ass a. &c,
o1l. GiS.So sad G pe sa live ~ i si Il Is. or No sai
III s4dsI p fof No = Corn declined 201c At 50ajc. Tor
w. ,te.dv Ptogi.ions Dun Frc hs declined L. lic
Whca, and 5c. on Com to Baallo ReeeiP,s-s0oo bbis
bv,b O 50 pmcnts-fa0 bib Fionf o. 900 busL. Wheat,
i3l Ojb bu,h Corn All lo.ss' bush. oat., ,....,..,
MILWAUKEE, oct H.--fiolf quot. Nhedscldy At - ~.
al IS OF. .eldy Frcshis ln. hanged H.. c..ipts25OD
lbs Flour and lsco bu,h. Wheat sAgnsnis-?'OO bbis.
Flour aud H. 90 bgsb, Wheat.
OswEGo oc, i-four .i aiy, .sles OF 1903 bbl, a, 81
or No sPnn. 10 80 for RodMIn,esi ~il 20 ,or White,
TR9 y S5c" h,''s Mbs f, nd M' ,. i S S6ra sS ga t.
Parey n htlrr cmsnd o 4 90 bush. Canadaat ~ u
os d. =. ~ IS al 100 bssh. DO yriga.e term.
Ryo and PEI. qairt C,a sr.irhs unchanged Flour 500
ste Wheat iac Com &c.. bnry IT,, tye 4c, ana pat.
~, 20 NowNofs Lake Taper 5'o"o bush Whcli - on
Sb, Flo1r: 90 buh. wheai: 81 100 hash C5rui 800
bu,b OATS gool bush. Ba.ty. AID 1900 bush. Rye.
BryrALo OK. li-tiou' daiat What, Con Oats, Bar
ley AMI Rye osns to the aanee Ia Cara fr.A's and The
WHISKY loli az p, Me. Pork scarce and h At fJ7e
Com eoe .nI Oats I3i ne Boats hnros for =
hoars. ~ giJ bb. Flour % all bush Whrt sl5 8 ba.h
Com ioi 90 bush Os,, 63 bsh Bl!ey and l's bush
p. For wcck: 7i3.l bbis. Fiour f20.oil bn.h Wheat
GoG 2,i bu,h. Corr, - u,3 bush Oats o.9 bub. Barley
aud JI52 bush. Rye Canal ettoyt ior thoa. geo e6s;
bush Out. Foswcek 3Oij bb fo1r 35 li5 bush WHEAT
eli az bu,h Corn, III 10 bash cots 1850 bish Barley
7 Il -
,hprcn or tide ltcr f0l l days nom Buffalo ending tue
Iph and dsy, ir1m Oswsso ending The lph mu; lyli
hbl. Flour ~ 10 bush Wheat iJ,l8 bush Com, fl6 j5
bush Oa i1i 26l bush Barry snd 81 So bush Rye The
stock oi Wheaf Hnl Coru IN store hero IS lrhi
PnILADELPnIA Oe.. .Petf9 gm un.ettlcd sales At %
dBIc for Cfude; CO d6.c. iog Refined Iu bond
/ and Oh dBlc Tor DO rec. Flour him; sales 2oo'
hbi at 80 81 for EI,ms; +in 25aSlO 80 for North
Western. and flid -R - Tor fcnnsyiyauia and
Ohio. Wh,ut quiet, salrs 3 COO bush. New Red Al
~ 9Gd AZ A. and Ola o., 81 Aoa r. 70; common White
~ 70d AZ D. aul ~ ~ for spiDg. corn dull at 4 9Jd
= o. Coffee rm sae. Of Rio AZ -, 02lc; Old Sugar hrm
stock reduced 20 hhd. sales Fair Refining at Ice gold
W hisky dali ID, 81 J2d ~ ~
RiLrixorY Oct lL--tlour quie, At rr-vlou. rates
Wheat steady Corn dali and dropping Oats advanced
,c Seeds quiet. Provisions duh aud unsettled Whisky
firm at ~ 81
MoSrnRAL c. f.. Oct E-Mlrket unsettled holders ak
Ing higher prices. buyers bodt gof Flour Sur"rnc Tx
ira ~ 23df8 81; Extra ~ 73T+Bi Fancy 25Q~I ~
Wheat C8uads at III 31a . p Western Al 27G ~ ~.
ToRoaro. Oct. lt.--f'our Double EIA ~ 25a SB 50
Extra +lqS7 81; supcrfnc $50 - 3o Wheel, tu q q
5I Spring active at ~ g0rl ~ Barley nj "a d73c
Rye 5Jd56e and steady Peas o8q'oc. Oats 2sdjoc an'
dull
CNciSSari, OF. Ii-Four quiet aud steady at ~. whea
steady. Corn dul. Provisions quiet fcrk held at t35
Nhitsy-salcs at Si20.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Latest Ship News.

Steamship NOn'efnma tBrl Hamshaw, Kingston, ya., Q
day, md-o and pass, llowland Aspinwal.
Sirain'hp Aaniatnn llnuay, Vera Cruz Oct via Havana
10Th inst win md'e. and pass. 10 Chss. A. Whitney.
steamship nted states Barton, New OrlesnS with palL
and ndse. 10 james Ihynor.
Brig Juro (Br), Day Pemambuco 30 days, with sugar to
mnstrf.
BLg Catherine t'r) Mcdonald Glace Bay, "A days. coal to
C. NJ Tremhle
Big Clara hrown tof fieepor, MOI, Brown, Mobile ~
diyl cotton, WHsh Carver
bds Lizzie Troop (Br) Newell, Malaga is days fruit, G. c.
Duncan Go.
schr Lu.ta, underhl. BarscoA Is days, nuit, }. T.
Prafsal.
SclI James -, Nicker,on Gloucester. fish.
Sclr Dolphin, CIockcr, Boston
scir Seneca, Godfrey, Boston for Albany.
SclI Treasure, Palmer, Fall River
ssag pI glph4la ;ysvJ Esr :ks&9d
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Railroad Bridge Rurned mt Greenwich,
Conn.-De,ention Of Trains-Aceident
10 n Passenver-A Team Lost.

About o'clock ON Saturday evening the
railroad bridge On tho creek near Greenwich, Conn,
WAS discovered TO DO on fire. The flames spread rapidly
and nearly The whole of the bridge was destroyed
train had pa sed over u short time before the breaking
out Of the flames and it is supposed the fire canght
from the sparks from the locomotive. The night train
going cast arrived while the bridge was burning, and
the passengers were ieued and carried around
in carriages. One Of the passengers belonging IN Bos-
ton accidentally fell through cuiyert and was seriously
injured. The NewYOrk train did not reach New Haven
tl about q clock Sunday morning where the Boston
$3.50 train Of the evening before had been detained
This latter train reached tic creek about a. m, and
through the neglect Of the railroad officials TO prov yde
suitable means Of transportation around, was still
further detained til ~ o'clock, only reaching this city
at j! p in Sunday. There were teams on band that
could have been hired but the Superintendent preferred
10 90 to Stamford FOR yanccs. One VI the teams
horse and wagon backed of an embankment about ~
feet high. and the horse was killed. Several Of the
neighbors rendered such assistance they could To
the hungry passengers and the hot coffee. fresh milk
and boiled eggs very acceptable. II viii be some
time be fore damage caused by lie accident be re
paired.
Boston, Oct. Is 1865.
The burning Of bridge at Stamford, Conn,
delayed The mail train from New Yoyk last night, and
il Las WI aIIiyea W " tljs evening"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Naval Intelligence.
Dcp ,RTURH OF THE ONw ARD.


The store.ship Onward, Acting Volunteer
Iientennt Commander Perrio Giraui commanding
y1icl on Saturday for the Braul station with stores
and supplies for our SQUADRON In those waters As there
hes been number of changes in her list OF officers
we aufend correct one: - ,
Ariag Volunteer Liruea,rt Commander. Pcrre Giraud
Acting Volunteer Licuirnlni. H. toop fsyna, r. H. u
Uuupsyn. a-irg Pared Assistant surgeon, w , hntch
ipr.on; hcf.Hg Mater, H. :. t'umo. A1tsg hhsia. j
Ns,rl. u 4 O.ns'clf W. Cooper T. y. Wcui,n. John j.
Gsrolr, Cspt,n'i C.eik. ". J. oighsn,, Paymas!es'
C.c.k, W. y CAcs,sL
MSCBLL AEE0CS.
Tie trial trip oi the Miant0n0moh mas thu'
lr proyel very satisfactory She vii! probably 30 70
Philadelphia In a few days aud be- laid up IN ordinary
The Brooklyn is expected to sail tor in'
Brazil Squadron on or about the 18th (luesdhy ohe
viii relieve the Susquohannah. tho present iiag ship
Another auction sale of naval vessels VIII take
ulace ~ the Brooklyn Nayy-Yard before the close o
he resent month. IL Is reported that number Of the
.'2J' guuboa,s will be disposed of
PERSONAL.
Lieutenant Commander L. Abbott has been
ordered 70 du'y at the Boston Maynard
Commodore Joseph Ianman has been ordered
70 command the Atlantic squadron The Commodor'
wa. in command of the Powhatan when be received
his orders.
Acting Rear Admiral William RudIord ha.
been ordered to the Washington Navy Yard.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Fourscenih Assembly District neheo"
Nomination.

To he Editor II Tie " y Tribune
SIZE: \ notice appears in your issue OF 'o-uay'
, ia, ,be NcK.on Convention for the Fourteenth As
.ebv District nominated John Takcr yesterday evening
Tbiss mistake There s bn; one McKeon Atsocia'9m % ~
the Dhci ad there has been lnore 'h.n oas
dae tor N,nber OF Assembly from the Eighteenth Wmd'
"a ~ ,, n.rson has been uominatcd by II or by sny Cln
yenton on its behalf AKihuh boSNhni "'"'"'
Nee. Y0Yk, Oct. IL, 1868.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
p;gbtE Assembly District United service
Nomination.

To N, Editor Of TIE n. y Tribune
sn: At a regular meeting of the Eighth Assem-
by District United Service Association held iH evening "
their bea8anarers Seinwehr Hotel No l' Grand s' NJ
Andrew Lewss nomination candidate for state senator
~ M, Finh Senatorial District unanimously fal'hesi
there being present on the occasO on nearly 700 meoets
'"''' Major = V. FILGBlE, President
Isaac WoOD Secretary
N6s- York, Oct IA, Mo-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
CITY NEWS.

STABBIYG ATFRAY AMONG THB FRSIANS IN
Tur FoUH1U WARp shorty before 3 o'clock on Satur
day morning alteration occurred In the low drinking
place No . James slip better known as Slaughter
house Point" between party Of lrishmen on the SUB
ject NJ Feuianism. Finally one Of the number named
Florence Mccarthy struck Dennis Foley In the face
with A witch The latter Immediately stabbed hc
Carthy in the left aide of the abdomen infctng avery
dangerous wound. The wounded man was conveyed
10 bis residence at No - Oak-st. whore e received
medical attention Foley. who is Irish iaborer
sred 9e years was arrested hy Officer Byrne.of ihg
Fourth Precinct IRier " u. :.sy C0saner Nldty
took 20 ante no. tom deposition OF the wounded man
His testimony c0sTobOIatoG the account given above
ercen, that he denies having struck Foley. Tho 'oro
ner then con incd the accused 10 the ToDbs la await
the action Of the Grand Jury lie u native Of Ire
land aged - yeaIs resided at No 81 Waierst, and
IL aborer lie saws Mccarthy struck lin and that h'
acted IA selfdefensc Mccarthy Is a native Of Massa
chusotts aged - years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
lpnsscnyera Arrived,

IN steamship Ini,cd States. rom New Orlcous--WnI Hop
ku. r. H. Crosby ). frlds Rob Achcc, wife and child l.
u. burns h. 81 Mue, John Wn-de'i ;. ID. Burns, Tho.
Bufns, g. o. Johns, " r. llnrIha D. J. Dowel, Capt Chu
l.. Rice, legt J. T.. iIuraln4, aud 70 ia Gtecrssc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
GRrAr UNIoy MEErING AT PATEgsoX.-l

GREAT UNION MEETING AT PATRRsoS.-A
great gathering Of Unon.s took place al Paterson on
Friday night last at the Wigwam, capable OF holding
N9 .,eouIe. which was crowded with an intelli-
gen, audience. Gen. Kinks OF Massachusetts was the
first speaker and reviewed in vivid characters The war
and tie action Of the Democratic party as allied TO tdc
traitors Of the South. His speech was warmly ap-
p!audcd The Hon John Davidson of Elizabeth. ". D.,
then followed in speech Of great force aud eoqgence
hodi1g The attention Of The vast audience nom begin.
uiue, 10 end When spesking Of the Constitutional
Amendment, IN which he made touching and fplendid
comparisons the audience 10 their ieet cnd gave
cheer after cheer the ladies maniesting their enthu
sj1s1n by waving their haadkerchefs. The meeting
was one Of the most enthusiastic that las been held this
season.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

GHy. KUPATMCK AND TUE iOS. y. =.
EoGEGs ~ JRrsEY CTTY.-GeD Fitzpatrick and the
Hon A. D. dodgers will discnss the political issues oil
the day this Monday evening. at the spacious ware
house in Morcan.st between Warren and Prospect.
he conducted in good order aud without any confu'
sion from either side and to accomplish this purpose
both parties have chosen officers for The occasion.
Comfortable seats have been fitted up for the special
accommodation Of ladies'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
NTH CONGRESSIONAL DlsTRICT.--l

SIXTEENTH CONGRESSIONAL DlsTRICT.--A
Eo,nlpatip., Convention composed Of delegates from
the several towns in this district met at Port Henry on
Wednesday. Mr.. George W. Palmer Of Clinton being
President, and Byron Pond OF Essex secretary. % Vh d
boot for candidate for Congress 10 supply the place
of the late hon. Orlando Kellogg majority OF The votes
were cast for the Hon. Robert ;. Hale Of Essex County
whereup0n ho declared the nominee.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
HIGGINss, sIXTH.AvENUE.
MAMMOTH MILLINERY EsrABLIsHaEN.

4
The only place ia NewYork Ciy to get s 80 o'' !.
1obey fof reasouable price. This Is not iuere
Main stubborn fact as the hundIeds OF our ens' "a
ior yssr, have been the victims OF bFoaa'ss r.-4~
,heir eHoTbllnt prices can attestt TO.
BONNETS for sl? SOLD on BROADWAa
RoNNErS lor SIS SOLD OK BROADWAY 20
ROSNEPs for Sl8 SOLD ON BRoADMM -
BONNETS for go, SOLD On BROADMAi
aONNETs 70. Sl3, SOLD On BROADNAi :" s~'
We nyit. you to inspect our irluen'e
!. po.iyely the largest IN thi. city. Neany IVY ~
Us,, are always made up aud on eIhioiton.
JOCKEYS and Tt'RBANS In ENDLESS Iabittn
JOCkEYS and IURBANs in ENDLESS 'N''
For Ladies' Misses and Children-sl ,tape', -. Il y
and designs both trimmed nd untrmiee ~
RFMEMBER-NO. l26 SiNTH'AvhN,H
REMEABER-NO. ls6 slAIli-ANLN ID, lss
The cars from the Astor House ene SapAlss ,,,yte
Tell the Conductor 20 let you out 81 Ieul1' ,,sof
tors or employees OF tie Hotels vii ciIys' iiiSy,
establishment. ~ . -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

SALES or REAL EsTATR.-A. j. Bleecker,
Son & Co on the lgh inst sold the following: House
and lot No - West Twenty eightnst, $780, prop
erty No. 2iC Division st., sj 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

FELoyIoUs ASSAULT on A FEMALB.-On
Saturday night, William Ryder quarreled with his
mstross Maggie Greenwood in the dsreputable house,
No - East Houston st., and finally stabbed her In
the stomach with knife. inficting dangerous wound.
He was arrested by officer Brady of the Fourteenth
Tie wounded girl was attended by surgeon.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

THE New REGISTRY LAVAL VOTERS
NIVsv BE REGIS Observation-Disclosures FROM Ght
M1y0R-To.mortow. nth inst. is tue day desirnateo
in the new registry law for all voters To have then
names registered IN the respective districts where they
reside and vote Let II be understood that no uGF wi
he allowed vote either at the State or charter eec-
tion VINO shall fail 10 have lis name catered np0n lhe
ReoietTy ist in his respective election district we
riye below the Proclamation of His Honor the Mayor
calling the att non of citizens ~ the necessity of being
regstered and in the OF naaaized voters, they
are 10 produce their naturalization papers as proof o
thcir eligibility TO vote. Tho following Is the Procll
nation: =. -,
IN view Of the important cbange introduced 10 The mode o
registration q yotel by the a Legislature ieeI ny Huy
to ca the attention my fellow eli 70 the law ana 70 th'
necasy attending Iuesdsy, the th inst at The poe'
Of registry il their respective election districts ana
that with re adopted citizens each appicait sra
prove tha, he citizen Of the United States by producing
certificate naturalization rom Court Of comPtcAt Jurs
dtio nor shall ether proof OF biz being citizen D" re
cei,ei unes he shall Tst show 20 the safaction oI th'
Board OF sisIy that he unable TO produce such ce
I cate" "a.
further provides that no vote shall be received II
any euuua election In this State unless the name Of the person
Offering to yoe b. the laid registry made and competed Is
heTen before provided preceding tae election
| {. GODFREY GUSrHER May.r
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

TyIvBRsITY MEDICAL COLLBGB.-Ihc INTRO
ductory lecture the Winter at University Med
zeal College win be delivered by Prof Charles ~ Budd
NJ the College No l07 East fOurteenth.st. this even
ing at u o'clock. Ladies and gentlemen are invited "a
attend
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

NEw.YoRK HOSPITAL RFPoRT.-There were
in ,nis Institution on Saturday $50 patients. During
The past week ca admitted. % discharged cured or
relieved, and died.