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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-19

New YoRK, Dec. 1s.-The habeas cor
pus case of r. Martin, the rebel incen-
diary, was again brought up this morn
ing, the writ having in the mean
time, been properly served, The re-
turn of Gen. Hooker set up substan-
tally the same facts as the former re-
n charge of being an accomplice of
Kennedy for military crime to await
the action of a military tribunal, the
body of the prisoner was not PRODUCED.
After some discussion as to the effect
of the Presidents proclamation restor-
ing the habeas corpus, the effect of the
orders under which the prisoner was
cally referred to the military Commits
sion, the Court directed the prisoner to
be produced, but gave the General until
Wednesday at IL o'clock, to comply
with the writ. '-sll
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New York Money and stock Market.
NEW Ynnr nnn 10

Money and GOld-NIoney steady and un-
quiet at 1897 @1O91z. Gold without decided
Shange, opening ct 1865, advancing to 1865,
Government Stocks Scarcely so firm; U. s.
GS 81. coupons, l075%; do. 5-ais, coupons. '62
" 5gSSi Treasury Notes. 1865, LIST series, gT5S do
:, State Stocks Tennessee Gs, 90; North Caro-
stocks.ohio & Mississippi certificates 2s1S;
Telegraph So Spring Mountain, Col. IS: New
YORK Central 9614; Erie 935<; Reading lOT5S:
Michigan Southern 761S; Northwestern prfd
62as; cleveland Pittsburgh 9l1<; Chicago &
Northwestern $685.; ClexeIand & Toledo ia:
0Shic9go q Rock Island los; Fort Wayne 1861;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-19

NV YoRK, Dec. 1s.-The CONNER
Gals Washington dispatch says: = "
There are indications that Congress
Will revoke the city charter of WASH
ington and make the District of Column
bid a territory with delegate in the
House.
The Post says the loan market is easv.
the accumulation of capital continues;
money is by some lenders offered al,
per cent. Commercial paper is passirl0
with little more freedom at 7G9X peF
cent for first class names. The bank
statements show an increase in deposits
specie of one and a half millions. The
stock market opened active, became
dull and closed firm. Governments are
rather weak, and railroad shares iFregu-
lar, With a tendency to Improvement.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-19

CAIRO, Dec. 1.-THE notorious pner-
rilla leader Mt. Lutin, under seotence Of
death, escaped from the Memphis mill.
ttary prison ON Thursday last.
Cotton advanced 40 at Memphis; mid
ding quoted at 42c; strict ditto at 4Sa44.
The small pox is raging among the
Freedmen in the vicinity Of Selma, TO
such anextent thatthey are not allowed
to enter that city, except under the most
pressing circumstances. SH
The steamer Darling sunk at Plumb
Point, short distance below Cairo.
Lit. Com. Bartlett, shot and killed a
gambler here yesterday. Bartlett was
arrested and bound over to answer the
charge of manslRughter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-19

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-The latest
reports from the Columbia river gold
held represent them as the richest in
ture to day elected Cornelius Cole rs ~.
s. Senator, to succeed Mr.. McDoueall.
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Condition or Ex.CIov. CoryvIn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Is.-Gov. Corwin
remained, at II O'Clock to-day, in the
same condition as the morning found
MIN. His death was momentariIy ex-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-19

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1s.-James. E
Murdoch, the tragedian, who was to
commence an engagement at a rehears-
al this morning, was seized with an
attack of the same nature as that which
occurred at Washington recently, and
had to retire from the staRe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-19

NEW York, Dec. lathe obseouies
of Signor Rovero, the BufFo SINGER
were performed in Rev. DIR. CUMMING
church yesterday. Rev. DR., Mc9lynn
OBLIGATED. The remains were deposited
In tomb at Calvary Cemetery to await.
transportation to Italy, where SiRnor
Rovero's daughters reside.
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afp @onds.
THos. P.THotAs HEssRy a.
NEW FIRM

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PuR-
= y Snased the entire Stock Of Goods OF Mes
SoI1, y IN M ~ senseney Co, beg leave to In
I'LL Ine customers OF the store and the pub
bTS3na that they intend to carry on the
1,TiH,nSI ~ me sane place and on the same
as n S ~ I, OF FAR Dealing and Truthfulness,
800 We" w. " tue loErner proPrietors.
THOMAS, STURGEON q co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-19

NEw YoRK, Dec. 1s.-Gold opened at
146< and closed at l465S.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-19
T. G. HILDRETH & BRO.

a 6S Main Street,
WHEELING, w. VA.
" EOLESALE DEALERS IN NATI.R0n
stsel W SHT IRON Nails Sheet Iron, Wire, Cast
ing Paper, Plaster Paris, LAND PI9sfer Y
s slnisnt. sia9rEland Lime, Common Lime Fionr
SSnanEhai Matches, Salt, Wooden Ware &c
AsSAtS IuE moves Improved Counter and
Platform Scales. fs- -
IHe rhighen market price paid for RAGS. F71y
yea, GtnSeH0' Scrap Iron, &c. iyi3
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We have Just opened larze stock Of
Dress Goods.
NEW AND DEsIRAB6E

AI140lfkA
Comprising many rich
res SILKS, Merinos, Reps, An Wool ps
Lains, Black and Colored Alpacas
Thibet Cloths, Poplins, Ginehans,
De Lalns, Prints, &c, DC.
lso, CloafD and Cloalling Cloths, An Wool
shawls, Long and Square, Small Wool
shawls1 Black shawls, DC, DC.
rown and Bleached Niuslins, 81 and ,Io.4
Cotton sheetings, Linen Table Cloths,
Table DamaslEs, Napkins. Towels.
tit EttWOOl Blankets, &c, &c.
We have large stock of Kid, sink and Men-
no Gloves.
Ladies' SILK, Merino and Cotton Hose
Embroidered Collars, Insertings, Hoop skirts,
Burners Balmonl skirts, French
Corsets, best make.
Flannels and Cassimers for Boy'swear. &c.
rgest lot of FURs in the city just opened
Ladies' are especially invited to call and
COX over our Stock OF Goods.
THOMAS, STURGEON & CO.,
Successors TO
40 w. B. sENsENEY & co.
OplS
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Regular Pittsburgh, Wheeling and
P0rkerHbuFE Packet,

The New and Elegant Passenger
eRsfe4 aSteamer FOREST CITY, Captain
John Gordon, A. R Hunting Cl,k.
leaves Pittsburgh for Parkersburg every
"Wednesday and Saturday at IL Nj leaves
and Saturday at II p. NJ; leaves Parkersburg
for Pittsburgh every Monday and THURSDAY
at p. NJ; Leaves Wheeling for PittsburRh
every Tuesday and Friday att A. NJ.
Freight received for Pittsburgh every Mon
day and Thursday Mt the Wharf Boat until
p. M, by BOOTH, BATTELLE & Co,
augI1-u 7lt Agents.
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A Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS To THE,
~ many friends and Patrons of JeTemioh
clemens, deceased for the liberal nstror-L
AZ, 40 Ie ON him while in our midst. and
IL 49, LIS ~ !nethod OF informing the pub
az q, SphoLstery business in all its brnnchc.S
~, t i. oid stand, No. ll9 Main street, where
y, continuance OF the PATRONAGE beSto,rI
81 ~ ~ p uni W. j.. CLEMENS & co.
~. iLf;-We nlso intend to carry on the I'm
I.eiUaaiklng business as before We keen C1n
e,1sI w on hand full assortment ofiNfef1iio
- StHLSA SoAuuh- nuUDi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-19

ClOalking UOfh1 af 08 90.
~ Cloth at g % cniy. J :. RHoDKs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-19

Government buildings In the South
New Coinage ut the Philadelphia
M1nt-s-FFauds upon Discharged Sol
diers---BIlIS to be Introduced I'm Con.
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OUR STOCK OF
OUR STOCK OF ---
@ L 9TH IN G.

And GENTS FURNISHING GooDsis very
large and complete, were lately bought
which we guarantee to sell 20 per cent lower
than any other House In the city.
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A LARGE STOCK OF DUTCH WOOL,
4 hemp and Rag CarPsts, just received.
sePA II. Q, HARBOUR,
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,wemean what we say, and to convince you,
all we ask Is for You to call and examine and
be convinced that this is no humbug.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

LAY polls subject the rates oil duty aud the same
prov isions cut nails aud spikes
Castings for bridges other permanent structures 81 o.
o. Stoves aud hollow ware, and casiines exceeding ter
pounds in weight, - co.
O. Rivs exceeding one fourth Of an inc nuts and washer
lees than each, ana b0i'" exceeding h'e
teenths Of an inch 80.
Riycts, nuts, washers end pos haue ii'"i no" 'a~ 49,
No. 5or6 80 40 4,
N R,nro5 as md railroad boat, aud slip spikes and
tubes made from wroush, iron' so.
n A hare or rough forvings for ard asles err
tire , ng ernnks anchors, &c, &c, made Of blooms sao
NJ oons or Of scrap TAXABLE hs bar iron nnher NO "
~ FINISHED and wagon aSes, car tire, ana all nsua
c,, on or sings Shove boilers of all kinds water
tanks, sugar tanks oil stills 'hang gearing iron ratings
s fences, funi,pre, stauery, and al other :"
iron not above enumerated otherwise provided ior le !"
he taxel a, the rate Of six per cent I'd valorcm.
"a v,or,bt rails cudng annesed nails fnsins nails
~, ,-,l- and horsesloe ras wrought by hand or ma
ao Liable to duty q SIX per cent sd valorem.
a Castings Of iron less than ten pounds in weight anS
maabe iron castings Of all weights are taxable as manuiSe
ture not otherwise provided for At the rate Of Xix per eo'
ivalorm.
Is Inso,, pigs or bars o. copper lead Or 'Pe'eT 90" Pc
icent
Inyo rs, or bar of brass made om taxed mstesi Oh
lmcrcascd value, 6.iO Ter cent.
lr-o rir, or bars Of bras nate from uu'rSod material
Is Go per cent.
10 Rolled brass rolled COPPER, yellow shcathnT metal
bod Or sheets copper zine end brass nails orve end 'no'
Lancet lead aid lead pipes made from copper eed spee'
ibr uron which duty las been asscsscd and paid in th
lform Of ineo's, pigs orbrsss, Glo ser cent.
Do do made 1om copper, lead, tpcieF' upon which IL
idnv has been assessed and paid in the form Of inot' Ti
sbars, per cent.
H. Zinc or spolicr rolled from nsot'' pigs oF BAR le
tccnt
49, Castings Of copper 'Pl'er or BRAS or Of MIXTURES
Illusions Of these metals abe muuoacturrs not ohe'
,vise provided FOL- to an al vaor,m duy of6 per cent
10 The law imposes tax the finished hull OF 'hil
eaboat or other vessel including cabins, sinner and nPpe
ork - unit or ,nieyi and in like manner upon engines
locomotive cars canecs and other articles This doe no
itow,r exempt lion and other nat mails castings e2ceean
ten pounds in weight which tie law regards condition
Iron or nails splcs, hves bolts uui'' washers sPina'
srew tubes ripc rprng aXles tires erank' shafts oo'
leis &c &c which manufactures oi Iron or other '
er from their appropriate duties when the same IRE MA
land use or consumed by tie builder manufactured Oh Pre-
iducor OF any ship engine locomotive crrsee, Or o'hu
5xcle Tho only exception 70 his rnl' il in Tie case
sboilcr, r e,ne. for which the low specially provides '
when boiler. shall have been once a.eed and duty pen
thereon TIE .oun, paid shall be deducted oa the dur
oir,he finished engine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

The lecture before the Horticultural Ass""ia-
ton of the American Institute did not come Of Tue,
day evening. May .. the speaker from some oaDs- Al
ing to appear. The time taken up In reports Of
committees and strawberry talk among the members
Tie committee on exhibitions reported long list Of IL
prizes. varying from e. to $50 each-S2il in al-for
berries 10 BE- shown in Jue. The so prize FOR the
best collection OF not less than - named varieties one
pint each with So for second prize, and SIS for the
best Seeding. before exhibited. size, favor and
productyeress being the test. prize OF - Is also
offered for the best box for marketing strawberries
10 of the tables s25 is offered for the best colec
ton of Fuchsas. and ga in several prizes for other
specimens OF this flower also S33 for cut roses. The
time for holding the exhibition not fully agreed
upon but is expected to take place about the middle OF
the month.
The committee on officers reported the names Of tie
former incumbcnts for another year.
In the strawberry talk which followed, Mr. Pardee
spoke against the plan OF putting two sorts IN the same
bed. for the stronger grower would surely crowd
the other out-where a fertzlsg variety is wanted.
let IL be along side the pstilate. with walk. az
least board between. In thinning out the bed ho
would have 10 two plants than one foot from
each other, well developed plant, with plenty Of
room will give fruit than several crowded ones
had seen 25i berries single plant of the Wilson
variety and he thinks that sort the best for productive
ness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Ihc Now Siatc CnpiioI.

The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted b the Albany City Council on Tuesday even
ling last:
"Vh,reds, IN answer 10 an Application OF ne Legs,
ature for the advantageous terms that the cty OF
lbany would offer 20 have the new Capitol located III
said city His Honor the Mayor did on The "a oI rep
|ruary. 1863 by the authority Of TIE Common council
make communication to tie Legislature 81 the state OF
New. York Offering on behalf Of the city 81 Albany.
la convey TO the said State the property known as the
Congress Hal block. bounded noFthery by Nashins'
ton ave- easicrly BY rars place. southeriy by Con
gressst and westerly by llawkst. IN case the legis-
aiure should pl-s law Or the erection ot new cal'
tnl and locate tie same o. the city Of Albany upon t1c
site Of the present Capitol and tie grounds adjacent
thcreto and 80
'Bhereas the said Legislature have accepted the
said proposition by passing law for the erection 81 q
new Capitol and heating Il as hrrcinbeioFe spccihed
In case the city OF Albany purchase and convey to The
said State the property herein before specified and dis
continue that part OF place south oi Washington
ave- ard that part Of Conercts-si. cast o. baWk-N
Therefore
R,sor,@ That the provisions Of the said Act Of the
Legislature be- and 'hc are hereby accepted bl
this Board and this Board do purchase and cause 70 be
conveyed 10 the said State the property heIehDeiofc
specified.
Re,ol.d That in order 10 carry ont the provisions
Of the FORGING resolutions Committee OF t.ee 81 TINS
Board b. appointed boy The Mayor. who are hereby au'
tborized and directed soon practicable To nego-
a,e for t the lowest price md purchase and canse 10
be conveyed the State the said property on behalf
OF the rorat!On ~ the city Of Albany ana 10 report
to this Board their action at the heat regular meeting
thereof"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05

ROBBED IN THE STREEr.-Robert Burton, re.
siding nj No 29J South Fowth.st.. Wiamsburgh
while standing In Water Doyerst. had his wallet
obtaining $3.50 stolen from his pocket by unknown
boy lie gave chase when the boy dropped the wallet
and the bills dropping from IL ana becoming scattered
were picked up by a number Of boys In the vicinity
some OF whom made of with their prizes. portion
Of the money was recovered
INPAYTICIDE Coroner Collin Yesterday held
an inquest on the body Of female infant which was
found IN the Harlem River ut the head of Fourth
with stone attached la its meek. Dr. Thomas Robin
son made post moTtom examination of the child and
gave ii bis opinion that the child had been born
alive. A verdict Of infantcidc was rendered.
Manufactures cGovern and Peter Kelly
fought In their residence No. 80 West Thirty seventh
st.. on Wednesday evening and Mc1ioyern bit piece
from the lip Of Kelly lie arrested aud Yesterday
asiice Dodge committed Rim for trial
AssAULTED.-Late on Wednesday night off.
Ger Koaley Of the Eighth Precinct while passing through
Prncest., was attacked by James Mcconnell motto.
rious Tuan, and badly beaten. Assistance came and
the rascal was secured Yesterday lac committed
for trial by Justice Dodge. and later in the day he
arragned ~ tie Court Of Special Sessions aud sent 10
the PenitentiIy for three months.
FEMALE SH9PLFTER-Ohicer Oakley OF the
Broadway Squad yesterday arrested Mar Brown for
stealing articles ynSed at SGG from the store Of A. T.
Stewart, at the corner Of Broadwaw and Tenth'st
The stolen articles were found secreed under her dress
Justice Dodge copDitted tbe prisoner for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Groge Francis Trnin on Eouche.

TO the Editor Of The ~ \. Tribune
SIR: God bless the spy system America
ia proud OF her detective force. Conyics, pmps aud
detectives never tell lies. Thieves believe in honor
Fonche was a Moralist and Christian. Enemies spies
are hung. Ours rewarded. lis noble institution.
Vide Stanton and Halleok on Sherman. Do they own
the American Press Assassins fire from behind. De.
tccti,es more manly. Murderers move in the dark
Detectives in broad Daylight Our Fouch6 is ambitious
He deserves his Brigadier- Generaship lie is rich
hence Presidential reward could not move him from the
path of virtue. The Cotton Investigation Committee
proves hi undoubted veracty lie caught eight hundred
bounty Jumpers. Gen. Dix provided however for but
hnndrei and MY. Perhaps President johnson may
have issued Proclamation similar datai Slavery and
Rebellion caused the assassination. So the smallpox
arises from tie creation OF man. BY the way who is
Fouche GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN
Ncp. York May T. 1865.
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Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Bark Laa Rookh. Of ST. John ~ b, Jackson. Maansas II
DAYS with sugar and pielado to r. {. Duncan Co
Bark Carmen THANH Curballo, Lasuna and 10 days nom
Ssal with ogYvood iutc Ac Peasant Bros Let az Lal
brig rhame. hence discharged PassengersJose Antonio
Schwortz wie and mother Gregoa saaz Rogue Feneiro
Brig Ssa Brown Lagua, u days with sugar and mos'e'
Ito +. Talbot Co. 49, :, l..
Brig Bameaug Davis Peniacola via Key West II days IN
ballast 10 A. b. Abbott. =. -,
Brc Bronch OF Windsor NJ s.. Coaaee. Sssua u day.
with sugar Geo. +. Pension.
Schr George Parker, Mcbride, Corvallis 10 days pota
toes, Duryea HYDE $3.50, :,
schr Koret Elliott, Mschias days. lumber and sh,
Talbot Co. an
Schr Revere of Turks Island Rich. Nassau. p II day.
with coal dust TO master. Passensers-Mr joseph Nelly
Chas. Maouc Joseph Mckeal. - -
Schr Nancy Of Shebourne. n. s, Tayloa Halifax day.
with oats to < Smhes Co Has had high winds ard e
most Of the passage ,o,,,
slips-Southern Rights, RIOS. from Seelds March IS ,
Rarks-EliEl Young Hatfield from Havre Feb. 18Th WIZ
Bark Neptune (oreisn) 81 days from Shields.
SAILED.
Steamships -Ci,y yf Cork. Dc Moey, Richmond.
Ships-Orent Berkeley.
Barks-Petters, Goethe
Brigs-Lsdy Douglas, Alice Resodte.
schr--Chas. Carroll
BELOW.
Ship Clyde.
Bark Ca.harne from Antwerp
WIND-At Sunset. South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
FiEy-yinth lnuivcrsnry OF the Ecw-ToTh
Orphan Asylum.

The Fiity-ninth Anniversary OF this Society
was hsd yesterday afternoon at o'clock in Irving
Hall.
The audience composed almost exclusively OF tue
gentlcr sex. who are always foremost in whatever
promises 90 benefit mankind.
The exercises were varied and were conducted IN
der the direction of the Rev Dr. MONTGOMERY. AMER
the singing Of the chant Il was glad' portion OF
scripture was read and prayer offered by Dr. Mont
tgomcTy.
the age Of sir months TO Is years They presented
yery fine appearance both 10 cleanliness and heaitb
indicative that the body is cared for as wen as the
mind point in the education of the young which Is too
often overlooked.
Ercnarkcd that last Saturday be had the pleasure Of
tvsitng the Institution situated on Seventy sec0ndst
North River aud that he found II IN thriving condl-
ton bots physically aud mentally; the habits Oh the
cldren az 10 cleanliness diet Sleep &C., were wei
attended TO- AID their minds stored with useful
knowledge.
The "Orphan's Prayer" wos sung by two boys and
1.-TWO girls then came % recitation on the death OF our
late lF resident, The congregation meanwhile standing
There were several other pieces sung and reciieu,
1among the most noticeable of which was ore
kenttlal Barbara Frcitche." story Of IN Old ladi
who persisted in waving the stars and stripes after
StOnewall Jackson had ordered II to be shot down. the
girl who rcccd this Is Of the Oldest IN tie lnsttu
ton and loudly appauded several times during lis
vrCcial.
The mowers and Spreaders" represented by nine
boys and nine girls the iormcr bearing sicklcs the lat
ter rakes having the stage their field the boys
INITIATED the mowers and the girls the spreadors ac
lcompanicd by the music TIN cXerci.s were entered
Into by the chidron with more enthusiasm than is
Ioften eyinccd by those Of more mature years.
Al the conclusion Of the exercises the board OF
occrs and directors who have served during iAe past
year were re elected fer the ensuing one
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
Reform Needed.

To ne Editor Of The ~ y. Tribune.
SIR: You will please accept my thanks for
your lucid article the subject Of the practice of in
ssing representatives being inhabitants Of the dis
trict which chooses them. have often thought that
had 1t been otherwise from the beginning matters both
National, State and Municipal would have been in
fnitcly better poised and drcul calamity averted
Your timely remarks legislative corruption VIII do
much to stay the plague. and your suggestions II
heorkened 20 will correct the evils into which we have
fallen. Your welltimcd reference 10 the liberty En-
glishmen lave in their own country to select their
representative from any county or shire. will doubtless
have good effect the minds of Thoughtful persons
albeit you may offend housing ward and county poll
tcians But 20 on, you,have struck lie" on this sub
jec as well as on the Postofice delinquences. in
previous number OF The TRiEuSE. On themes like
these yoi can dato much TO the instruction of the peo
Pile, and much strengthen the somewhat shaken edfce
Of our Nitional Commonwealth. Index.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
The Jersey city Aldermen,

To he E,ki0y i The v }. I'i3HH<-
SIR in your issue of to-day find it stated
n the SewJcrsey Items that the Jersey City hoard OF
Aldermen contains IL Democrats and "A Republicans.
In this yonr reporter is mistaken The whole number
of Aldermen j. r.. Of which number are Democrats
and Rep1blioans. At an adjourned meeting last
evening baotng resumed win the came result as
on Monday eycnng-ninc io nine. five Democrats yot-
ing with the Republicans IN opposition To corrupt
CLIQUE which has Us headquarters at tue Ofco II Ihf
The devil hi. due and ci TIE people know that
are some Democrats len who not entirely lost To all
ideas Of deccncy and order. Yours truly
a RLPUBLIcAN.
Jsrsfy Gu " J. Nav J. lsdJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
CnnRcn REryroy.-A Reunion Meeting Of

CHURCH. REUSIOS.-A Reunion Meeting OF
the present aud former members Of the Thirty st.
Reformed Dutch Church was held on Thursday even
ing in the church thirty fourth-si.. near Eghth.ayc
The exercises were commenced with singing and prayer
by the Rev. Dr. CAMPBELL. after which the Pastor the
Rev PETER STRYKHR delivered an address congratulate
ing the members of the congregation that the Church
debt had been Hquidatcd oid that they were now on
firm footing. but that they must not stop that they
should begin 10 help Ot1er churches aud each one get
as missionary especially IN the western part of the city,
where churches are much needed Addresses were
also delivered BY the Rev. Drs CAMPBELL EELIs and
DDnEA their remarks tended To urge the congrega.
ton TO renewed energies in the Of home evange
zltOn.