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Information Wanted.

Andrew e. Rose, Go. II, lOth H.. wssc' 10
know the vLrcsbou,, OF his mother. Mrs Waaaloj M)ue
widow She formerly from, Canada, snd lived on Mot
buryst n. y sbou 1870 s about that ume he second h,.
band upA dfowned Andrew from home at abou, the
same tine aud changed his name 10 Rosc-hi, light
being Ross. lie is now s,k ia the Hospital f- Division.
irh A. q Any ~riNns 20 him aud giving any inior.
nation Of Ia. mother woud confer great favor upon him
Tnos. HAYWOOD. Chaplin 25,h Wiz Vol
Hosoifa Fir,f Diti,ion, >desfccnh TINY Corps GhI
Lo,oDgL \ T.. Ndych q, if65
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4 Card.

To he Edaor u T1tN T. ribnRs ...
SIR; The report in Saturday, paper OF my com.
plpui asqin John C. Peter. SID. g,,,uH sc. ~. a
correct several important particulars. Tie nc''
follows:
d. Peters 70 my Loa,e. No a Es Twenty hc.r.'.,
,unea with pistol md hore lp. and dcnsudl ny ,tus
iure acknow Of ryrr for h,yng Plbhci
appeal to thy membcrs Of he Ne"iok Cube tPon NY
deoans .i.n H. be assaulted me- bot succv',lsy o.
sisted by aud detained until e arrival the fo
by whom h- wa ',ken before tie nag.iute
= Tros Il guySfNg
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Drafted mes Of Militia Regiments.

The following is a correspondence between
Major Gen SANFORD and Provost. MarshaiScn FT!'
respecting drafted mon ofthe First Divisions 20
npQRs FusT DIV. s. y. Y. n. e..
NrwYoRK March 80, 1895.
GENERAL. write 90 you behalf OF the officers ana
men of this Division who have becn drafted 0r ma! be
drafted lurinr the present call 10 this city.
ne object ~ This application IS to obtain nm eSen.
sion II the time these officers and men for ~ day
fiom the iime they are notified 90 enable then u pro
cure substitutes 49,, H.
held in readiness for service since the Rebellion com
lnenccd and have been twice in service ior three
months and twice for 80 days during tie four years
They saved Washington In lsbl. a~d Harrisburg IN
1861 and they form Reserve Corps IN case OF emer-
gency Of thoroughly disciplined troops and they have
furnished ESQ officers to the neutrality-suspicious. O TINS
and The adjacent States since the outbreak Of Is6l
Under these circumstances tboy ought 10 have Dceh
BY Jaw exempted nom draft; bat as tLat Ia not the case
submit the pIopTiety OF giving them the privilege OF
some additional time 90 enable the regiments TO which
thcy belong to find substitutes
This Will also keep the regiments fni, and enhnm
them still in case Of emergency, 10 tuin out ID iun
force.
trust therefore. that you will cite direction to Ma
jor Dodge tie ACnug Assistant Provost Marshal Gen
cra Of tAs station 10 o1end the time OF the meuDtIs
If this division who have been may be drawn. AS
part OF the present quota for thir! days nom tAe TIME
they are seyeIally notified.
! am. very respectfully your obcdicnt servant,
CHAs. W. SANTOrp MaiOf-GenerSL
Brig Gen. Fry, Provost-MarshalGencTal
This application was fully, eoncurEed in by Major
Gen Dix by noie indor-cd upon the foregoing letter
The following Is the reply OF Provost Marshal Gen
eral my 80
10 Major GeH. &. W. SANDiogD. cannot make the
Militia by granting them thirty days time 81 report
JAMES H. FRY. Provost Marshal Cen.
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CRY MORTALITY. The deaths in ihi.'ity FOL

CITY MORTALITY The deaths in lhsNiiy lor
the past week weo No. 100 Inen, 81 women Ji toys and
III girl, being decrease Of nom Ic mortality Of tie
previous week. Of tie deceased .sol were children
nder years of rye. The mortality by the principal dis
eases wss az follows Consumption e; iifahile cou
yulsions, - Inflammation Of The lungs 81 snan poa,
49, scarlet fever ~, dptLeIiis Il, typhoid f,rer 10;
deaths from external causes q, among wnch pe re
ported deaths from old sge } drowned, suicide. >
killed by accidents. There were ~ deaths IN Tie lns,
taticns, and 50 tnterments in Potors field. n. Ram
say tie Registrar NJ Records and Statistics reports
that the mortality Of the frst quarter ~ 1885 itSh
decrease Of 1870 from the mortality Of the correpoing
period oflsCL Ct" 'es'Tff' i
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.THAyKseIy,yo SERVICE At THE T,BgRS,cty.


"a Thanksgiving service for the National victories
was held at the Broadway Tabernacle on Sunday eve
njnr pt "A O'clock .Ehe house was crowded. 70 liz Ut.
mort extent. The aisles aud all other available places
were gladly seized upon by both ladies' and gentlemen
" ho wor, compelled TO stand all the evening Al
cra different times applause was given 20 remarks upon
the present condition OF the country The choir sang
iho-, celebrated hymns OF ihaiskving--" Glory e To
God on high FROM MolaTts twelfth mass" Fine fcsto
Bniy."by Luther, and ths Grand HsNemah Chorus
nom Uandals Messian. Rcy. DIR. Thompson delivered
a sermon on the subject" How to treat the Con'
quered.' His sermon was taken from three toSs ,
Palms 9TH chap, 9th verse; Romans 18th chap. 18th
verse; Resolutions 18th chapter In dscoursing upon
This subject he presented policy much thought Of by
,ome members of the community "a disrnnehiso
nurt OF the leaders OF the Rebcon hut 20 receive all
others with open arms, forgive them hep them ana
teach the folly of tlei. ways, Tins bring them back
once more good and boueft citizens under tue saioc
flag and government After the ser, oes were conc
ded collection was tken up for the American mon
Commission There WI. suc an immense PIE OF postal
currency that the Committee did no, stop 70 count at
the Church but as room Gs he amount y fhown the
Treasurer viii communicate IL TO the pnbnc. We no
lieed one slip Of payer stl The name Of Abram wake
DsIL 100. ~ .... ...
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Comfy Volunteer Committee.
FoRrY-rouR MEN ENLISTED YESTERDAY IL TIKI
REGULAR ARMY.


REGULAR ARMY.
The Volunteer Committee, under the recent
resolution adopted by them. cnsied recruits for the
ordinary volunteer service yesterday ba, received a.
men for the Regular Army.
The following is a summary OF saturdays work 10 re
cruidng throughou, the city
Al the Park Bnnaeks-l4 recruits years, t9,lO0i
% recruits year 7,H0i substitute $780, substi'
. tutc. $40. -.
| At BsttcIy BaIracks--ls recruits. ! year 5000
reei ait, yesfs. 500
/, Fourth Distrioi-j recruits, year, 81, 80.
Filth DIstriot--li recruits, year. s3.HSl
Sixth DsiTict--2l recruits year s1,JO.
seventh District--ls recruits, year, stsoo
Eighth DistTiCt-lj recruits year, 81 40.
Nipth Dsfic,--il recruits, year. sen.
Yesterday the Committee sent 10 the various Provost.
Narshs Offices s.1ly men, and only ~ of then were
mustered IN. Twenty more taken Nv persOna who
might b. designated h;orors bat the Marshals would
have nothing to do With ihon The new rule seems 20
work badly.
OUR VICTORIES AND THE DRAFT.-In coiisc-
quencc OF the recent victories and tie breaking up Of
Gen Lees army Col. II. u. Gocivir. Chairman of the
Twenty second Ward Draft Association. addressed
letter 10 Pro, os Marshal Gen Dodgt dcsrlng otnov
ifthe draft would now be enforced The iclIosng was
tlc repJ .r nf.r ..
OPTIcT A. 4. Provost MARsnAL GINEKAL iSpl
SUR voLUSTCEs EIcRt1InG sihvick SouTh
FHS DiVisioN oP Ntw-fokk, Id
;bs, NLw. YORK. April- ls6j
Col L. d. GOODWIN. Clicf II me 1dri.0Ty Boari. 81.
Your. OF The oh lasi. is received roget that
the people Of the Tweniy-sccond Ward have formed
so erroneous impression of the results 10 ue a.
connected with the dTait,I Of our recent victories
have reason 10 think hat New loik tily viii
not be ouircd III her quota under the ns ell. on
the contrary I believe tho men 10 be necessary and
that the Government will exact tAom.
Orders have been given, and aTang.men,s yauc ~
every District that the moment the Provost MARSHAL
linda himself hot faRy OceHp'ff cnlistng volunteers
and substitutes, he lnoeed' With the duties connected
with the uYah
Unless ordered TO the contrary 10y the War DEPART
ment .AaH Of Nss> NoSk cir crers ma, Of hfr
quota and ~, ~, peopie Sak. Up their nj hdf
ne mSH rusf b (E1shtd n, bdter NpH be Jor al con
cTasd aln Siryeiy respectfully your ob't sefy't
RICHARD l.. DoDCE,
n Lieut.. Col L. :. A.. \. A. y. " G.
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sar obc departure Of this regiment FOR wa1n a,snOl
can't Il then IN imminent dsnger and in honor " the
rctntbrllaft victories ofthe Union armies, resnlns
Sin the suppression Of TIE great Rebellion II u ordered
n, nj The l,th nj April and that salute Of 100 guns
he frcd M O'Clock r. m. The Annoy, tinanc' anu
Music Committees Of the Board q officers VIII act s
Committee Of Arrangements for this ee.ebfat.y,n.
Cant Rogers and his command detailed to pfe 'ne
salute ,...,. c,.yv
by OrdeT Of COL lAh"No """
j, II. lIEBINAU, Adlutant
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I'm PhfIadelphla,

PBIL,DTLrBIA, Monday April 1913 N.
The rejoicings over the surrender of Gen
Lee and his army kept up all last night and are
still ia full blast. ........ ........ 49,
The fremen with their engines and binds OF music
arc paradng the streets and making the air ING with
their cheers
Great multitndes hrong the streets aud all glad
that tho war j. over"
Flags are flying from prvute dwellings and the public
build mgs-sll is gratitude aud JOY .'l
Two hundred guns are being fired in honor of Gen.
Grant.
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In Newark, n. j.

NEwiBK, " j.. Monday. April 10, 1865.
The news OF the surrender of Gen. Lee and
his army creates the most intense excitement.
salute Of 800 guns win be fired this afternoon, and
at o'clock this evening all the chnrch and factory bells
will be rplg. 49,. "a So
Tn,I9ht grand jubilee viii bc held, and there win
be grand Examinations all over the city 10 celebrate the
clorons event.
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In Albany.

r,.y D. r. -(rALRANY. Monday ApriliiO--i a. NJ
There is great rcjoieings here over the news
III the surrender Of Zen. Lee and his army
The news was received at about 10 y. W.. aud hbont
midnight state and Pcartsts. were filled wrh people
anxionsly inqpiring the particrders. -
phe bells are finging cannon firing, while the multi
iaie are indulglng IN Networks. H. ..r .ri.tJi
The Governor was called up aud briefly addressed
the tlrong gathered around hit residence.
The state House and many private residences are
illuminated. tTI...
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I'm Ciacin nuti.

.4,la CrsofyNAH Monday. April l0gs6j.
A dispatch to Gen" Hooker aniipancing the
surIepdef OF u IN. loes army received about 10
o'clock last night. The news spread lake Wild fire
throu gh0uf this city and immense crowds soon filed the
streets. r. 'gl1la4 rrfs.l - .. ID 81
Banfes were lii at I, cry corner rockets flied the
an md cannon wrse fred from MI che public places.
The DEMONSTRATION coDtjDIed al night a.. ~
Gov Brough has appointed The flf inst for DAY OF
general thssksgving ssd repaT stsps srs making for
a good celebration here as s.gts .aIiHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11

,PRUSsIAS INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION. -
Henry Boynton and Henry &. Clark, csqrs Llve been
appointed Commissioners the part OF tic State OF
Vermont TO this exhibition at steitn. vtrnsf meri.
are again to he seat to contest the pn with
the European breeds and carriages from marlborough
~ IN ai.n he nNlillilnh
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GEoRGg LANSING TAYLOR.

The NKws FOR EuRoPE.-The Liverpool,
New York aud Philadelphia Steamship Company dis.
patched the Inman steamer City OF Dnblin 70, Europe
at p. IN. yesterday. as special steamer to convey the
news OF Lees surrender, iIiI' Co.,. alDY
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Law INTELLYGEyCE,
SUPREME COURT-GBsKHAL TERx-APRn i0-P.ro,.
/ lSeRAEAs, p j., CIERKs and sUrHEAIAyp,J. J.
\ TlECIsTONa

SUPREME COURT-GBsKHAL TERx-APRL iO-P.eo,.
lSeRAEAs, p. j., CLERKS and sUrHEAIAyD,J. j.
DECISIONS.
Al lie opening Of the Court this morning, the
follop ng decisions were announced; &. y 4
Ama'e Is. Howe agt. Deret ct a.-Order ct Chamber, \,
versed with 10 and without prejudice to Application
to the specni Perm Ter en- injunction against acts com
plainedoE -. -. - wa"
lboIa Diaper sst Joseph stouSse Jsdsmen, reversed
and new trial ordeIed costs TO ab.- event.
CacUlr-APRIL lo-Betore Justice PEcxHAx.,
bUTTRs OF OFFICERS OF COMPANIES
The Flint Steel River Mining Company sgt
samuel W. BeryTne plaintiffs In this action ADOPT 1851
ceased to do any business W in 1852 finding business i
pro they reorranzpd the Company charging mott Of III
oeeE, aud called ioT an assessnes the stock. Nj I'd
win Desn Of theatrical note owned 223 shares In Tia Com
pany on which the assessment wss over Al 400 D. he
took ledgr hi, name was entered Edwhi Dean, NewYos
The secretary gave notice 10 all BIZ send
ns eire penon his addres ~ stoc
book Nh Dean had been some tine ivngin st. Lossycl
fact is aimed known by the defendant. Anoherlnen-
Der IL The company also knew the fact and shortly before
sale Informed The new Secretary Of the fact Mr Dean not
ing tie assessment bis shares sold Subsequently on N,
demand the Company bought os 1896 ~ the 22J shares
aud delivered them 10 Nh Dean tr taef loss tao, nov IN
Mr. Berry their former sec.'taiy the ground that
thIouel Ill negligence n not sAn4 tse proper entry Of tho
PEELED 70 make them good.
The attendants having moved non n the Court held Let
the teery not AZ liberty 70 keep such ehage.iu .
head bnt must enter them in scnie memorandum BOOB
thalit appeared in ibis the ocs edger the proper
beck that notice TO The Secretary Of the change Of residence
oi h. Dean notice 10 tie Ooapuny bot tho, toee
Of resdence was n5t s1icient 70 make ie day f ne
Company to stop the sale one ID te aireetoN having
purchased in lar q the stock viatod the sale OF 9 par
bnt not the whole sale.
The case was t,n proceeded with by the defendants
Edwin Moore ;or plaintiffs Barrett bunsmsds issrre
for defendants. . -"
> CHnBERs-Aram lO-Before Justice cLsRkrP
... DECISION. ...t 41
John Canrell ag;. josiah 5. Feuis ct al.--lasc
settled
Before Justice BARyARD.
Mary Levy agt. Jacob Lcvy-Rcport confined
and Judgment of divorce granted. Bocknan agt. Da5l
mons Motion denied William Greasy ct a.. 6.ts Tie
Mayor Sc.Aloien gTsntcd. he peope sx rel lana w.
bOnton agt Adelis NJ BontonC MID awarded tetle I'd e
the sole ground that mis- prospects IN life will be- re
improved by bein1 ia his custody aud under his coDtrc Tie
ard proper places. -r.- -..r.r
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tIII9I|T ~ THOY, N. y, MOnIaY ApfII TO- IrbJ. I
Troy is full OF excitement and Joy To-day over
the surrender Of Gen. Lee and his army aud the dawn
of peace. ... .f.rr.s. .I ..s FL
The United states Christian Commission held an
immense meeting last night in the new Presbyterian
church IN Fifih-st. 81 Dttts.It
The church was crowded by AN immense thiong OF
people and the large chapel connected with the ell urch
had to be tinUsu open. when that also filed to its
utmost capacity, and many persons had TO leave, unable
to obtain atmittance. ..t ...-., .r
The meeting was addressed by Ex-Governor Pollock
of Pennsy lvania who read the of Gen. Lees sur
render (which eaused che most intense eptlusiasn.
The audence immediately broke out and sung with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11

A PRAYER was then offered up 10 Aimishiy Col nv
COY Pollock for the salvation of the country which
responded TO by an earnest sincere aud heartfelt
Amen" l. ..rf fr
l,Seoree,H Stuart OF Philadelphia also addressed the
meeting sying that bis life saved at the battle of
Conf Harbor by tie Christian Uom,nissen, when the
asseu1baye diypcrsed. 'iia
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED. . 81
4 ,.s,er Gen. J. X. Barnes, Morton, Fofress I'hi
M hons 10 L. = A. ON .'' ny"
"hon's W BELOW H siaas
BsrI, James NJ. ChoIchiil, Gsnaai bris Emms Dean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11

The chanots OF Pharaoh his captains and ninces
The hosts Of oppression, the lcgions Of wrong,
one blast Of thy nostrils with .ruin oewhelm
them
And Israel shouts IN her tiunders NJ sons'
rCho. ITO .tf.I .r.|T.I3 90
4..ir ..)f .~.-f 30 . -tff"
What god Of the nations is Ike 10 Jehovah
Glorious in holiness, fearful in prdse '
All peoples shall fear Him, all ages adore Him.
He reigns IN Ills glory through infinite DAYS.
~ Ck0. ..l U.' Ia. Iit
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corRT or GENERAL SESSIONS-APRu D.-B,
La, Rra.
Court CALENDARs-TBrs DAY

SUPREME COUNT IRcUIr.-PARrl.-Nos lsl, >
1855 1885 1871 1859 1871 1919 1873. PART ll-Nss i,e
iiol llt4 1900 l772 ia no l7s 1870 iIs4 ',~ fS
10 li6 lsg li!O 1921 l422 1923 1912. l454, l35! 49,
JSe $50, ms 1901 1910, 1855. 1914 "a, $50 -,
SUPERIOR CoURT-PART Nos. SOl, 43iI, JVH'
SOS 1895 4y)5 SOFA 1909 jO53. 3055 $685. SOL, $50 30,
s69 PARr lL-Nos 1929 6Sss, 5022, so1s, siS ~, t'
$40 25l2 s4Si .sa. 1894. s93s. 4as6. -
Court OF COMMON PLEAs--PARr i.--Nos4 l9.
s1l 81 VA ~ T3 sIl SO s,7 s4s go, S45. 6ls 92g 80
PAIR I-Nos 6pi 9l2, 49, 1898 SOD &2e 81. ~, ~ 65i
O. Us qis. 8gs aP
kryGs COMFY CIRCUIT COURT --Nos.>2l, -.
q o. - 80 s. g. "A IS 30 ~, so&l. ~ a. a., 10 - & o.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-TkrAL TgRa-ApRrL IO.--Bs.oss
|f tice CAVITY.
RAILROAD SBGLrG EScE

Ann Baxter agt. rhe Second Avenue r. Il. 90.
The plaintiff wa. by ole OF the Company,
while crossing the Second ave at hrs'st sld
anen'y ase with i.l- chance Of ever recovering .9u
peely She claimed &c 600 FOX TIE negligence II the Com
pany. snet long tla the jury gsve her verai;t os
IS go damages. ...f ~ -. f..-. H.
SPECIAL TERx-APaIL io-Before Justice RosERTsos.
.r.II rfrI .1 DECISIONS. OF ii'-a
Thomes Jackson agt. Mansfield Youne. Not N
granted with 10 costa ST. Nicholas Bs9k agt Iii Ihaysr
Motion denied with q 10 c0.ts. Francis Gels agt. Ado pa
Nogh-Motion denied with 10 costs. Luther q THAT.
at. Hobart foTl-Order granted William r. Bes iss.
Jsres LynchRrtra allowance OF 70 with costs. Cihs
nine Schneider ast Henry Scholer.-ketered 20 william
Sinclair 10 bear Sc Mali Zboroonky ag Robert H. bep
-Reirred,o s. sosworth 70 leaI Charles Dreyerd s,.
Waiter ~ Lloyd--iiotion denisd with 81 COSTS
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The Lord i. warrior, His name s jehovah
Thy right hand, D Lord, is exalted III might
Thou dashesi in pieces the foes OF thy peops!
Thy wrath has consumed them and -weP them
Tonight '-' .... NOD.
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Dor The Tnbune.
GIoria Dec.
.,xe 10 Jehovah " no glorously triumphs.

s,Se 70 Jehovah no gonously trumphs
The God OF on fathers, the God Of the free
The Lord il our strength, our song and SALVATION :
The horse and his rider are drowned in the sai
ChOfHs
Hallelujsh Hollehjah Hallcueh Halelujah
Amen, Hallclujah! Hallelujah' Amen.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-APRm lo-B.io
rr.-f r..l 30 Judge Bsfrs u


At the opening of the Court the following nsO-
utos were offered by ex Judge Bebee and seconded BY T
". G. Benedict in brief and eloquent speech:
HheIea period has arrived IN tho history Of oar ns,h
the avs when the Rebellion has through the blessing Of W
Providence and the skill bravery and deennns,sg y
Government officers and soldiers received It's ina and
crushing blow Ind Uheryns In order that the Court aud
members vi the present y degree ex press uer
appreciation Of t' important eyea and tue Y
eeysd The dsy shall be Kept day 81 rejoicing ID
Pefolred That this Court do now adjourn until TO mono"
morning II O'Clock and that this preamble and esou'on
De entsad upon the inmates OF this Cogps9 rhnfA
COMPLICATED PRIZE CASE. 81. .g,f
United States ag The steamer Armstrong
This vessel parsued by the ooekAdDg Meet VIM nm
ung out Of wilmington eadsd WIN cotton thsss o. We
the ind eaptos the vessel During the chase the A-
sroBg overheard m bales Of cotton q which 200 rere
by the Cuyer Alone The Of the
sci ,ha; "a '1s s- q shs y s OF cn s esa 20
Montgomery divide l7O4I ~ one half tine value OF the coz
picked ap by them, and the Lpyer and .S
s54i I5 half Of the value OF The resndeI o. We go,
The total value Of price and cotoa less expenses wa
90 - If which half goes TO the Government ana 'e
remainder Is distributed as above -
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPBciAL TBRx-sPsM 10
Before Judge CARDoto a.
DECISION. rr
Peter b. Ross agt. ID. G.. Simons,-See memorial
dun With Clerk. .--.-..
corRT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-APRn o-B,.ore
City Judge RrssBr =.
William Smith, indicted Tor the mulder oi
Daniel Lawrence in Hesterst plead guilty OF hshsSHs '
In tho fourth degree, ard refnsndsd Tar senence
Henry LonswoTth grand lAreenyj State Prison 'I'e years
May Bren grand larceny state Prison two yesF' I'D
Brnjsn,in wsleo,t plead guilty of petty larceny Re
msndrd - n s. -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-11

Yesterday the Committee sent 20 the various Provost
NarshaJS Offices sXtv men and only sI of then we're
mustered in twenty more taken Nv persOns who
might b. designated h'oKvTs bat the Marshals would
have nothing do With them The new rule seems 90
work badly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-12

\ UCTTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF ELEGANT
and costly Furniture this day ITuss d,yl At II o'clock
'sruer Of Waverey place, comprising large va
Iey of Parlor, Dining Room and Chamber Fur
.l4uro; elegant rosewood and black walnut Parl0r
~; covered in the richest descriptions, Brussels
a seven octave containing all the modern improvements
PCT 4s7s: costly OIL Paintings, Mirrors lace Window Cur
na marble top Centre Tables Bureaus, Besesds, carried
Mattresses, Easy Chairs Sofa Beds Extension Table,
scr Ware Clocks, Cutlery Crockery, Manel Ornaments
= This sale is peremptory.