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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
The Alabama Claims.

The London journals copy the remark Of
IBr TRIBUNE and other New.Yorl daes on the Ala
bama correspondence The Time returns to the cub.
ject thus:
"The best remover Of these difficulties is time. and
" e trust that the Americans VIII be Brought by time
md reflection 10 resume Their good viii for both the
great European powers, hetweon which and them
there is now temporary coOpess England hat bsoii
the innocent meaus Of their losing for time large
portion OF their carrying trade sDd france has SET up
monarchy and established foreign occupation their
very borders The tendency both people and govern.
meit il TO complain Of European treatment aud there
are not wanting who believe that serious events
grow out Of their resentment we cannot share III
any such approhensions. We know that both our
neighbours aud ourselves ore antou TO i've Cn terms
OF peace and aDity with all the states ia The Now
OTld and, that being the case. tl1t the American
people have received and VIII receive. 40 Vul provo
cation. Sach causes Of difference o, now exist grow
weaker with every day OF re1ectIOn.'
Tie Daily NeOs remarks rs follows;
1T would be a great mistake 10 ignore tie fact that
this dispute has assumed gravity which la. not
hitherto belonged 70 it, AT the same time We are not
Of the number o those who apprchend war as oOnse
quence Of these claims provided only care he taken 70
treat them in spirit confoTmabe 10 the character of
both the parties 10 the dispute The manner IN which
Earl Russell concluded Il controversy which until II,
final stage he had conducted with groat judgment and
temper has exposed us 10 Misunderstanding. \ dis
pue in which The lOnOr Of two countries is concerned
cannot be determined by the mere resolution of one.
unless that IS strong enough 20 Impose Us will
thr other The question in issnc is not Of kind be
concerned The importation Of feeling and purely sub
jcctiye considerations into discussions Of this order
cannot lc too much deprecated Every international
act has proper objective character. which is capable
of determination and by which alone when no dshon-
oIing impu,ations made, they should be judged.
= "1be AlabaInas claims have yet 20 be dis
posed of for Glilc they remain they arc Of
danger We confidently dismiss the suppcsition that
thev can become the direct cause OF war All that tho
world knows OF the lcton oil tue Governihsht of the
ni.e1 states assures il that the policy Of that Govern
eut is one Of peace; aud it would be al eternal dis
grace TO both Governments 10 confess themselves un
nile io find any but violent solution ofther differences
Ent tbero is state of nominal peace which has many
OF the advantages OF And, moreover The present
STATE OF the dispute leaves open some quesCIs which
may become Of the utmost importance TO our com.
mer,e and shining if ever should be again involved
in war For taoso reasons Notwithstanding what has
been written in the name Of England We uust that
something will yet be done to BRING tuls 70 an
o.rv and settlement; for IL is one that what
ever may BE- asserted, IN no other way be dposed
Of"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

meetings We have had to lament the eisl war which
desolated tho United States Of America. Inc war u
happiy now Gt end and trust that that great re-
public having freed se from the guilt and the ttain
Of Slavery viii continue in state OF peace ana pro-
perty for centuries 20 come. Cheers >ucn at eas',
3 tho wish Of Engshmon, Tor believe thero are none
but friendly feelings entertained toward that msh'y
republic" Hear, hear.
He added. ,
cit would be rash apd ungarT Tantable in me were !
now to enter upon any consideration o' the measures
that rhe Government may think pioper TO introduce
ICheera | will only say This that they must oe me-
ures not o. Yesterday but Of tOdnythat each year bh
It's ow wants. The eoantry mas from time 10 nnie y
own wants and 1t s the duty Of the Government VI la
country TO consider those wants and those Wishe' ~
the measures which they may bring i9rFard iOt tl'
confidence OF Parliament lCbeers.l Wan these oo
seryations have only TO LAY that We shal De contc
sue 70 abide BY the verdict of the country. II oui
measures are wise and calculated for the interests o.
tho country We shall bo proud 10 receive IA c9'ehc
hut II those measures are not 20 calculated. We shhi
b1y 10 the Judgment az the country with respect
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

uanei unrevose be cane back 10 the Court ol Cassa
ton and pas made Senator. He took however pus
tlo part m politics and in tho execution Of his danes
showea on MANY occasions larger haven OF independ
ence than macy other servants OF the nne master cono
afford to Do In ths Of bis long lie lie wrote
vns Tho one ,hjeb made much noise lest year aganst
crnoline and the luxurious toilette q womcD livery
year he was in his glory in his own department wheFe
t no farmers al once EcetiOus and instructive
Hs personal appearance very much Like that Of
farmer, and even In Paris he delighted to wear hoo
French cit;zon being n Member Of the Academy and
Grand Cross OF the Legion OF honor Only last year
he wrote the following characteristic letter TO presi
dent Torp being an answer to an invitation 10 aten'
tho opening Of the law couIts after he long vacation;
"UEAG PRESIDENT: The Sante Chapele Is too COG,
the company will be too hot, and your dinner wi ..
f' "Yours, DUPN."
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
xROHOUGBLY GkVjsID BY GIN. SHERkAN
AND pvBIsFsp rsosB Bss tAFcIlos.
SHERMAN
AND
HIS CAMPAIGNS.
60. .OOe CORES ALREADY SOLD.

BY
90 :. NJ BOWMAN and Lieut.. o.. r. r. IRWIN
Vol 3vo. 5i2 Psces Cloth, - ~.
WITH SPLENDID STEFL PORTRAITS OF
Nsior-,ien. SHERMAN. MayorGcn SCHCFltbD.
NaloT- Gen. HOW ARD. NtlorGcn SLoOl VI,
Maio~ Gen. LOGAN MilorGen BLAlh
hsiof Gen. DAVIS MhorGen. hiLPAIRlCh,
and MAPS. PLANS, sc.
Tbs written by Col Bor man, Gen. ShsrnIn's per
sona friend ard et.C o. Irwin OF acst nj ary
wTers-s the only c5mpe r h,i'ort Of this grand amy
as whole and IN u s details other writers
access 10 the urs'e isl paper the several
inanders AL ,tcs Information furnished tor this work
erciufrcll.
The following letter from Gen. Sherman shows the croi
and authentic ciCrgcte7 Of the work;
LANCASTER Ohio. July 81. la65
G. B. RICHARDscS, csc.
sIE: Col 3 VI Boygnan acquaintance % mine sn-e
.ccess 10 NY order and Letter Bock embracing cop Of a
orders made and letters written ty since the Winter Of
1872 with svew "a publish memoir Of my L1r end Ser
vices aud other pcsOn has !2t such opportunity 10
read my secret shts and believe hin % be in pos
session Of an authentic acts thai can interest The genee
reader. AL. Gc., W. r. SHERMAN
M.Jor-CencTaL
The Press everywhere pronounce this tho
ONLY REAL HISTORY OF THE GREAT CAMPAIGNS.
The book is written IN most a.rasns aud graphic ,,ye
and gotten Up the IL respect IAe
Portraits and Maps are uncoused
NO OTHER yVoRK HAS ANY CLAIM 10 OFFICIAL
ACCURACY
Sold only by subscription.
AGENTS WANTED IL every town. EIc.U,iye territory
,iyrB aud liberal inducements offered
c r RICHARDSON, Pgbi.heI.
Nc SO Bresa~sy " \.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24

A Diserdered Poet. Ofice-Thc Parliament
az Observation-Disclosures OF Progres-
sisn-A Democratic Monarch-A Cru.
sade against Libersy-Austrinn POlitics
--arecias AAairs-The Cholera.
From Oar own Correspondent
FLORENCE, Nov. 3 1868
/ must begin with complaining of Jacini.
Minister OF Public Works for the insupportable dis
order in the administration OF the Post.Oties The
zee EIGhth Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
PUBLISHED pNDEK oHH GRANTS SANCTION:
GRANT

HIS CAMPAIGNS.

HIS CAMPAIGNS.
BY HENRY COPPEE, A. NJ.
Editor Of th. IslrED STATES snRyIcn SERVICE mAsAMsa"
>, WITH sPLkNDID STEEL PORTRAITS or
Msjor,Gen. McPHTRsON. MgOr-Gen. THOMAS.
MsorGen MEADE, Maor-Gen. stEhIDaN' DAN
Nsjor-GeE. ORD, msjorGen. RA"LNo'
Vol. 8yo.. so pages, $3.50
This work viii be in every particular tiuf,~orthJ ard
accurate Written by tho Lieut. Genersls HE long mend
nom ohci docu me, IL cannot fail 10 meet every ieqae
pieni o. tue public expectation.
The following extracts from the
IN fhsraTokY LgTryn FROM rHE AUTHOR
i"iy t1phln the Character and scope oft WORK
UNIVERSITY PHSSsILvAsIA,f
PHILADKLPBu, July J. 1853.
MI brih SIN 1t s with peculiar pleasure that have un'
o.ttatsb 70 wrte ts military biography OF Lieut. zen
rkANT because Layn, known him from toyhcod. have
ne sue;e,ve step! and symmercs d,'elophcnt
point 4ich viii require trin pom for the purposes
oJ cbempSnsnp e1enuaton pailiation. We cadets
.osehe Ed now see how the cadet Of 1870 exhibited qus
Sne whch ony needed foterng snd opportunity 60 make
him gencrslissimo Of 1905.
have pnde in lroWin. ,h,, undortsle the work
not only .ith Ocn ornnts sanction but vh bic exclusive
tFoulSe OF every assistance.
hins may safely pfone the pubic ths, they will find
w thi, volume Tie uth carefully Ged To the goat
mater as systematically disesteG ,cisn6csy pretented
point Of view, aud 1nnsuencsd by yfea1ice ofsDy
The story Of his lie.
T,s Te. year 70 yoor; The battles, s.tses, fortune,
vhieh ntefnS Ia iron peaceful youth with
e ,' my successful iustnogs manhood Of our great cap
''n' u am very sincerely, yours, H. COPPKE.
q D. HIcHAKBSGs, s.q.
~, Sl. ,S,r S9is n I, 'o,d only ~ subscription.
AOrNIs WANTED in every town. Exclusive t,rrtorv
tven and liberal jndlcsmsnis offered.
An"T's Ct RICHARDSON. Pubih,r
NJ - bTosdwsy New yorh.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
FROM PARIS.

The Enspersr en- nm Agricultural Tour
Csurcrsing Family Ahnirs-financisI
Poiiey-The uexican Question-vicws
81 tho French Prcss-u. Rismnrk md
His nuovements-Tho Cholera ut Ma
pIes kcIin's Specialization Peii-
tics-nr Adams 10 Reign Next Spring
A Notable Marriage 70 Occur-Denih
81 N. Dupin-Sketch Of Ssis Public
life
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
FROM LONDON.

The Surrender OF she Shenandoah nt Ln-
poo, aud lbc Dispersion OF the Gre" -
How Lord PaImerston Wanted 10 20
70 War with the Uniied states ABOUT
the Trens Bustness-The Engi'sh Gov
srumeut aud Earl Russeirs Dimenl'
sies-Lord Mayer. Day in Lends" 80
The Prince OF Waics'- Birthd"y-Thc
Priuccsscs Hctena and Iouise-1tcms.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
The New Ministry.
SpEECH or EARL RUSSHL

At a banquet given by the Lord Mayor ol
London Ear KusseN made a brief speech. In when no
spoke Of American affairs in the following terms;
For the last few yesrs. ON the occasion OF fnese
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
PARIS, Nov. 10, 1865.

PARIS. Nov. 10. ls65.
The Emperor took rapid run into Brittany
this week. 10 pay visit TO "A model farm at Komer
Iiouet. near Vannes. Of which his cousin, Princess
Baciocchi " tbs ostensible owner. bat which is in
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-24
Life.

Irom O.r Own Correspondent.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

OFFER for sale thu fslIowing Goods as low as can
~ be purchased in the City -'
p o bhls Extra and SuperfHe Plour. -
~ bbls Mess Pork
30 bbls Whiky
$50 pe eke ges Nos. 1 & , Mackerel
re-. l75 boxes w II Davis Assorted Pickles,
% hh.is Louisiana Sugar.
- % sacks choice Rio Coffee, t-s..s
10 pockets eli Java Coffee 3 ..H-
- eases Pie Fruits -
2@p6cka ges Tea i'l
80 boxes choice Bourbon Wliskv
leo gross Bush & TIillyn matches, eos. ..#s#
~ B9ggag Rope and TTiua, il quantities to suit
~ Purchasers ~ D.
~ 10 bAls Eaelisb Copperas p
bags Black Pepper,
leo boxes Soap aud S arch
q And various other articles
PN-Ofaers promptly led wien ACCOMPANIED
Win TAG cash. sept 18th dot
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08
Public Sales.


by orde: Ct r. V MONTAG e, Esq, Collector of
Customs for the District of Mobile and special Gus
todan and agent for captured nd abandoned property
VIII proceed to sell at Psbc Aucti m in accordance
with regulation Prescribed by the Hon Secretary of
the Treasury the following described property here
tofore belonging TO the called Confederate States
now the property Of the Uri.cd States government
by cap turc, vie: i
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

NE above named Arm will open their house for N !.
transaction of business in the I,itr ~ g. 5 5,e
:. Ia ON the first day Of October next Hoping
Iii - .: COCA part Of the public patronage thew
AIassniar attention wiz given to filing orders
.1 = 70 me sales Of Cotton and Western Or oduee
to the public in due time - V --~11 A-aVVn
August 81, 1865 dim. sE "A
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

r OFF,. g. FOR SALE
I6o AcRES 1 pF Moi,a west Of aeridizs.f
~ r,,, x,oniso REED LAND UNDER
IN L "a, a.. AND J D., $50 ACRES CLEARED
house anu other good orchards enr
AZ Head OF Stock Cattle. '''0 sen
400 Head of Stock hogs, "a
Blae'll NTH Tools and
Farming Utensils. Of
ANY perso, ,.,.,, Every, kind.
call and imasng to purchase woul do VOL, :,
P, vAuGHAN. !
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

Among which the following:
l,l5G dozen Soaps, fancy assorted
$50 boxes Castele Soap.
200 Tooth Brushes Il
500 dozen Combs, assor.e ed, .,..
go reamS Note, Letter and Foolscap PAPER
25, 00o Envelopes, r.
200 boxes Tooth Picks, . l..y
1000 pounds Pure CFeam Tartar #-t..
1.2O0 pounds CalabIia Liquorice sst -
O0pounds Sicily Liqnorice. vi.
las kegs Ri Carb Soda,
Is barrels of Grounl Flaxscei
90 barrels of Fiaxseed ft#
20 barrels of Curcuma. .-eE
% pounds of Pulverized Gun Opium
lC0pounds Opium.
30 pound Pulverzed Ipeca., A"
30 pounds PGlverized JeIap. 4
l Joe pounds Dover Powders
$50 pouu1s Rhubarb, -. ....e.
barrels Gum Cam phor -..- I'D
Old BOURBON, Wheat ood Rye WHISKY BRAN
i'YpWINES, and all kinds of BITT f;Rsi for Nod;
al use. " ~
Sold by JAMES GONFC3r ...la !
Wholesale Druggist,
'rlooom corner Of Common and Magazine
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08

RvOOs, ROOTsAN srxorx, -
On. 80 And Fancy Gootls., a~,1"|
York and other marta,s carefully pnuchased In Ss,.
fend genefa sas prices and are oereS o. nFm a.
Wishing to 49, :. eorresp6ndfSg figures y 70 our
our verv a. GrOeory II ade, We "a, legitimate
&C., very low rursa Of Dry Goods Boots 0 sSo out
Rranch House in revwexx-,
eotton n RuRT WgLEEAnrsT 81
'', MY anu commission Merchants. /
Juiy9ed3m WA - slEsR ST. - Il
.hIe44 "A New Orleans
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08
MANUFACTURERS.

aha attention. eff ssa public AMI the trade Ia invited
PIANO FORTES, whi5 FOR volume a11rr,lf,t +,
are unrv llled by any hitherto offered in this market
h. They contain all the modern improvements French
GRAND Action, Harp Pedal, Iron Frame Oyae-Str,,,,r
Bass Re-, ard each being made under the
personal supervision of Mr.. J. II. Grovesteeni who
mas bad practical experience Of over IS wears in
thsir manufactures is fully warranted Ia every mar.
ticular. s -
The "Grovesteen Piano Fortes"
received the award of merit over.
all others at the celebrated
W orld's Fair. .--.fa'
Where were exhibited instruments from tho h >.
makers OF LONDON, Paris, Germany, Pbiladeiubia
Baltimore, Boston. aud New iYoik and aI4o Al N.
american Institute for five successive wears tho
gold aud silver medals from eth of which can bn so
at our room l
hY the introduction of improvements we mako = I
81 more perfect Piano Forte and by m,nnf,ctrr;r
iaigey' with strictly cash system are enab1a5 :.
o'ief hese instI uments at price which will nroc>d
all competition FiNoo'"Ne
FhlCES-No. l, Seven Octave, round
corners, Rosewood, plain case S275.
No : Seven Octave, round corners. Rose.
wood heavy moulding $500.
NO. 8. Seven Octave, round corners. r se.
wood Louis XIV style 1925.
Ter'"s: Mel Cash in Current Funds.
Descriptive Circulars Sent Free
A Sept. ON.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-08
REAL ESTATE
CITY :ssad Coussery Agency.

M -ESLI = Il e CO u
~ AFING devt ted themselves to he Sale Pur.
= = CHASE, t'SehanFe and Hire of Real Esta,c and
nttt with the most CRAFTY ing success in the city ard
eonntY Of Mobile sire to eulaIge tie circle of their
III elore, "tliI n have the satisfa con
steenL tIry v, ~, I'm 9sce IF their eonf}s41e ana
.,.;za,.. attention oil
en!lfns l:foad '2t isHta the people OF AiaJama ard
mississippi 10 the cpu entities they afr1rd A'
lacy oE'd Announce 10 the nta2 Tor :lgt their car
la---lrH-o tAe nature OF confidential gent and
sgrlliy IA t@ct-ana - At whe thGy ars always
Judgments ope- 70 discretion in the DISCHARGE Of
'lr UnS'S Wen zone are pr scibeG to limit their
&C 70 this ai L. in creure, that Il cir t,apsactior
may be done with despatch and satisfaction to their
iz''hos trey respectfully rcqnest~that tn $50 who
nave any mistress ia lands sell or excnapge m
lo ca2se or cent viii artcus,ize the same a well
Us Llc SITE an e'Iaraeiero Of thcs and other crcuin
'tflePS OF the same These al, euto.s promised thav
- to assure them Of their interest I'd zeaI in ali |
M re'ates to the wishes Of tkcis friends.
Sept 6th-d &wIE .#
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
The Hon. william Orion.


SIR 1t is now settled that this gentlemen
has been appointed Commissioner Of Internal Revenuo.
vice Judge Lewis resigned. The announcement is vel
come on all sides with unqualified satisfaction. To the
best natural qualifications Mr.. Oron has added care
f and elaborate study Of the law. familiarity with its
workings and 81 experience in its administration Of
which the Government Is wise to avail itse OF this I'm
portant juncture.
AS Collector Of tie Sixth New.York District, be
rendered the department. Invaluable aid IN the Inaugural
ton Of the system in s62, and for most OF the tine
since in addition TO the coectorshp he has by special
eNih6ritr exercised a general confidential supervision
Of the affairs Of he bureau for the whole city oil New
York.
In tho discharge Of these varied duties ho has dis
der him Toribs ts o5l7aence Of the Government and
the people and to endow him Cor the broader field and
higher responsibilities to which he has been unexpect
edy called
Yielding to The claims public obligation, 1t IS to be
hoped that lie will allow no considerations OF a per
sona character TO stand in the way OF his acceptance OF
trust so honorable ID itself end which has borrowed
scmeihilg OF dignity from the high character Of his dis
tinguisheL predecessors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
Tho "NIour,inc Draperics" Clothing the
Soldiers Widows and 0rphrns.
To The Editor Of The n y. Triburc.

SIZE: The effort 70 save the mourning drape-
ries used for decorations at the funeral of orr late
President for the widows and orphans of soldiers, has
proved success. Goods to the value u over el,OO
hsve been collected. The contributions from large
houses like those Of Messrs. II. g. Cahin Co., the
Broadway" and Chatham" Bank, cost originally
over 500 each The decorations on the q. S. Assis
tani Jreasurcr's building and the Custom House still
remain upon these edinces, Mr. Stewart and Mr.
Draper not yet having decided whether they have the
right 10 " dorl g" th1n.
Applications from soldiers widows and their families
have already been made foT the most Of IT, but as more
s continually coming H. II he obt.ined by soldiers
families from Mrs. Wood. " Matrou" n y. Soldiers
Depot, Nos 30 and 80 HowGrd-st.
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fairs I'm RichE1end.

The latest accounts from Richmond state that
Gen Den. Of Lieut. Gen Grants staff had neen relieved
from duty US military commander o. the City OF Hich'
mond at his own request, and ordered by Gen. Oid'
win the concurrence of Gen aecE 20 report IN pef
of the United States. A..
Cen Lee proposes Government permitting TO retire
TO his farm on the Papunkoy River and spend tle TO-
nrcsno,,dent saws that Gen GUSTS Lee j. already
an tbe farm alluded to. and learn upsn authority Is
actually doing his own blowing irfperson THIS may
be regarded as cheering sign as well ns s g%S II
L hIlaeed that 'Runy' Lee general and nephew OF
The Pshej cbietan came into town 'he other day nom
the White House load Of hay and took the oa'h o.
allegiance" v,.,,,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
Roard Of CounciiIncn.
oBsEourrs OF TIE INSTRUMENTATION oP
RAILROADS.

oBsEoUfEs OF THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
RAILROADS.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday after
moon the President, JAMEs HAYES ESQ.,, IN the chair
resolution to print 5000 copies Of the Report OF
the Committee on Obsequies OF the President was
called up. , ,o,. Zoe,
and the Ori gnal resolution was adopted
Concurrence was had the resolution reiDonsiTa.ng
agajas tie proposed Street Cleaning contract made IA
he name ofthe Common Council and also on me rcsO,
luton extending tie hospaiites OF the city to uoheia
Sheridan. So, .,i.o =.
Mir. UEALY presented Gn ordinance creating 2
Bnreau TO DO known as Inspector of City Railroads
At a salary of e., coo per annum
SEC. l. Provides that such inspector Is 10 see tha'
the cars and roads are kept in good order. :,
src O. Provides that the Inspector Is to see that az
oranarces and resolutions relative 10 the CITY Eaii
roads adopted by the Common Council are complled
with, and that semianuuGl reports Of ms bureau pe
prepared by the Inspector and submitted TO the Com
mon Council
Referred 10 Committee on Roads.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday al O'CLOCK
p. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23

BORING FOR PETROLEUM IN WEsTCHEsTRR
CovNTY.-For week or two past there has been no
little excitement about petroleum il the lower part OF
Westchcstcr County derrick having been erected and
boring commenced upon the farm OF Isaac Valentine
in Mile Square" known by its more recent ap
pellaion, East YoIkers The boring is abou. and
half mile northwest of the Harlem Railroad station
OF Mount Vernon in swamp upon one of the branches
OF the Bronx. and sixteen miles north Of the CITY Hall
We give tie locality because o good many persons
will beinerescd see the oil flowing down That stream
al the rate of 300 barrels day, which they viii have an
opportunity Of doinr-if the four inch augur now ill.,
serted into that part of the ernst Of the Garth ever
reaches su6h flowing stream. Ii II does not we have
no doubt il will reach large hole in the pockets OF the
stockholders OF the East Yonkers Petroleum Com
pany."
The effect this big bore far, has been to largely
enhance tn value Imaginary of real estate III that
neighborhood Not the salable value, for no sales
have been made Owners all waiting Tor the bores
TO strike lie" before they dare to name the fabulous
price they expect { get for their real estate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
Removals.
miscellaneous.

As,oR Frar IssrEAscz ConPASY. Monday Msy =; igs;
At a MEETING of the BOARD oi DlhEC'
AMI resolutions were unanimously aGop ed and ordered
o De publ she'd e., 49,. p..,s Ia. 81,
nriv.d by death of respected resident lam RINK.
new ESQ which hiss syercda 1neeon extending tLfSuga
riod of A yeals o. f-,aIe Official intercourse therefore
BJrei That IN the very sudden and melancholy denise OF
William Pmsuoy late President Of l' Conpony we naVs
.u.iaiu 4 los. tlAf w al most deeply deploic .
ReJtsi That sincerely ymp4thi1e with the members
NJ nis family In 10. painful bereav tney nave s1saiea
In the sevcra' re.if Dip Il h -iiAa ~ .aI' ,.h.
or Fire Insurance Company body attend tie ianeia OF
the deceased. t..x.h H. An,
minutes and that copy Of the s,ne properly ssneu anu ~
tested be transmit ed 70 the family OF tne 90
Roprpr D. HART, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-23
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