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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1865-02-03

now enjoying the hospitali:ies of the Con-
tederacy.
The regiment now numbers about 500
men present, and is in unusually good
health and condition.
Lieut.. Col. Jennison has not yet joined
us, but he is expected to do so the latter
part of this month.
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New YoR1, Jan. 31.-The Heralc's Fort
Fisher correspondent says the total casu-
alties in Gen. Terry's army in the fight at
Fort Fisher were SOL. Of these eleven
officers and seventy seven men were killed,
and thirty-nine officers and 472 men
were wounded, besides ninety-seven men
missing.
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The Cleveland Herald says that Cos
sips about Chicago and South Bend, Ind.
have it that q matrimonial alliance is i'm.
minent between Mrs. Douglas and Speaker
Oolfax.
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BOMBS tREcovRRED,

NEADvnLz, Pa, Jan. 30.--Our stolen
bonds are all recovered and the thief ar
rested.
CASHIER OF BANK OF CRAWFORD.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

the Fourth regular cavalry, with squad Of about twenty
men dressed IN buternut clothes, passed out TO recon
noitre the country and ascertain the direction of ne
epemy,s retreat They suddenly found themselves sur
rounded by about four hundred rebels ssedsred and
,oere al shot By ne resis owe 0ho fortaHaey g.
GENERAL n'oooK's MOVEMENTS
Just before the battle at Big Mulberry creek Genea
|McCook sent 70 the right, towards Tuscaloosa 70
!cut of the rebel General Jackson who was endeavohs
Ito join Forrest General Caxton, with the First brigade
took the road direct to Tuscalooa, while Coionei Ia
grange into Centreve 70 cut of the retreat We
have heard from them further than that they mao
destroyed the bridge and hemming the reees on
the other side of the They will probably capture
Ia large number Of Jackson's men,
As my space Is limited In this despatch, IN s"a
package cannot do justice TO the different commanoerf
or the brave men who gained the victories out VIII ~
SO fully when we arrive at point where can comman'
cate through the regular channels Suffice II 70 say
conclusion that General Wilson and his subordinate ON
GERS have planned and executed the campaign most al
mirably and that it has been complete success W iA
So may IL be to the end Of the chapter
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
r IC II M o N D.

Major General Ord tRelieved from the
COmman nd Of the Department of Vfr-
ginia-Major General II. w. Halleck
Announced as His Successor, &c.
MR.. WILLIAM H. MERRIAM's DESPATCH.
New YORK HERALD Rooms
RICHMOND, Va, April 2O-2:3O A. N.
GENERAL ORDERED TO CHARLESTON, &. c.
he order relieving Major General Ord from this
command just been received here and he reports at
Charleston s. c. Major General H. Wager Halleck, the
Senior major general Of the United States Army, s an
nounced as the successor of General Ord.
General Ords administration Of the Department OF
Virginia. as General Butler has ever been
marked by energy. discretion and administrative tact
generally. This change comes sudden and unexpected
The reason for the change is unknown.
JUDGE CAMPBELL MAYOR MAYO
Neither Judge Campbell nor Mayor Mayo have been
restraned Of their liberty under alleged order OF the
government purporting to come from the Lieutenant
General Yesterday morning I saw Mayor Mayo in the
Capitol grounds and later in the day met the com
promising Alabaman--Judge Campbell-in the act of
weeping the fall Of the President of the United
States
GENERAL GILMORE.
Major General A. Gilmore has been ordered TO re-
port to the Adjutant General at Washington.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

them The the time being southwest the sea snloo
she appeared to be lying easy.
STEAMER GRKYuoUNp Eickerson of and from Boston, we
l0th inst She went nj tah spec
and was In ballast She subsequently, got on and
rived At the wharf While ashore she leaked some. sno
was supposed considerably damaged
LAuNcHEp-R Recently from Wards yard fine FIRST ella
fishing schr Of about 100 tons called the Atwood, bdt
and owned by John Atwood, Esq Of Provincetown
Spoken. &c.
ship Nesutan, from Parquine Tor Cork April LAT %
Ship John Clark Leournau from Liverpool for BamoEe
Bari Hunter from Phiadephia for Pensacola April t,
a' !" w. 'on ~ Foreign Ports.
Ar.,Ano Coast of sumaira Ian slim port ships in ~
Hoy and Tarquin Kimba from Marsciiies all weii tpa
waiting new crop. No pepper on ne eoast 81 a.
Buses ArsEs Ssn rs0 FOR fS Boon dg beiors reposs
ss,o1. I1an Pearson Arg John Pearsonl Le, \
ldg George Brown 1Sr Gseq r Tor Fn S1rk
Sewnor do. brrs George (Br), McDormand, for Ques
town for orders disg; Lone Star (Br) keney from ~
port disg Sergeant Smiley from new iofK' A@
Arr at do Feb IT, ship Catherine, Freeman Glasgow ''o
CALCUTTA, April (by overland teegraph)cin port en-
vi0us.
HunAcoA, PR, April 2-No vessels in port c.,.. ",
KEY vERp, Bahamas, April Gin port scnf "ooen "'s's
MoSrEvIDro Feb 2s-In port ships Golden Rule Msyo.
from Cadz dsg Casine ThuTston' from shnara S
Hamburg do brig Kate Fitzgerald for New York in =
few days-ony vessel ldg for United States ,
Se%
PoIsr DE GALE March Arr ship Aberdeen, Cole, Mau.
ST THoMAs March 2O-Arr brigs Executive Gorham,
daloupe and sid lst for Arecibol 3st Ruby Angus Ne
or Balloon, % Clay, FrankfOrt Sid March ST. B schr G
! Lewis, Arroyo
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
Police Intelligence.

TEARING DOWN MOURNING EMELEAs.
oGcer Fleming, OF the Fourth precinct, called
upon TO arrest four attached 10 the Ordnance De-
parment Of the Brooklyn Navy Yard charged with tear
ing down the cmbems OF mourning front OF the prem.
scs 1903 Chatham street At The station house The PRISON
ers gave their Henry snyder John Smith and
Cornelius and Frederick Van Rouk They were taken
before Justice Hogan and committed 20 await hearing
STEALING MOURNING IN GRAND STREET.
oGcer Dickson of the Thirteenth precinct arrested a
man named Jacob Eycy, whom be caught In the act Of
stealing mourning embcms from various residences in
Grand street The prisoner had a large basket nearly
hed Win Grape all Bingham which had been torn down
from doors nnd balconies within his reach The accused
WIS taken before Justice shaudlcy, who sent him to the
q sPouitcutiary FOR tursg months.
ALLEGED ROBBERY ny A PRETENDED FRIEND.
Officer Field, u hc Fifh precinct yesterday arrested
Philip snodker readng At No 10 Dcsbrossos street, on
Che charge Of stealing hundred and twenty dollars IN
ash from Matthew Thompson, n. mbcr doing busincs
az I5 Morris street snedr rud Thompson nre old &C..
uu antlnccs, and On 1hHudly htv mct and indugei u
r,f tfuur ii0rii TotNI0r' i.n ihnv hforNlt w.
I'd an t7nr sa001 coruor ot r.'a street and Bro1f.
cns where 10 alleged 0r t3pt ole hundred and
..apIv collars iiuu .H'l ai fl fUp amount VI iuUr
h.Hd..l aua hiy 'Ilf IHf..un lad iu lia
..t..a9, gr~ 10 Tito ro.r n ..iI u che iris.
u+s p1. esUl, De confessed u A u. t I0r faf1 keep
nt uili. t.0d CD clul.u a's Nt d 00. i-rr tr 3, j..
taIta,s nf tl = .u"nti Dog nf rUI r srsIttr eu-
.vrtg a..U N.e cvl guIN.u N.rt ~. 81 .f,rtOrr f0
$50. Hogan o. = committed him Do tlo IlmOs lor Trial
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

srAxsnP KANGAROO OF the Inman line will sail at noon
to-day for Queenstown and Liverpool from pier "A North
river The genemanly and courteous commander Of this
nne ship Captain Brdgman, is thorough master OF his
profession.
STEAMSHIP STAR or UmoS, Capt blanchard, VIII sail
90 day PM for New Orleans direct from pier North
/, river, IN Messrs Cromwcll's line
sniP CArnApIvr Freeman NJ Buenos Ayrcs from tias
vo had cxprenced heavy gales and sprung Leak ud was
,gcd throw overheard part Of cargo She would proba.
b " be condemned.
vrfa Asnonr-steamer Louisiana, Porter, OF Baltimore
g1 ue from Norfolk, reports herm brig ashore
Po ,iar Isand--had apparently but just gone on
scNrR RonRrr MowE nt Surlnam from Boston, reports
te vssagc shipped causing the vessel 90 l.ak badly
t "a one time ak feet ~ water n the hold Her c1r'n
hS b. n sold auction, and the vessel would probably
cOulcA tNed
srrr v.vr~r Der1ter, from Now Orleans r1r Naamoros
patck b. lth iust iu Distress having sprung leak 70
miles oat -,dc the par
scrr Novtnnay LtcJr Du.t,re, fom ynsuaven, with
1tt frr Ts Fl.d. str ck un Od Nci ln.tt and,
l.. iema VI ha.i au Aour came OIL VITA three ieci OF
U. ist Zoo iHU .IlL
e..tt.a rfoe,---5r're-s Wouro. Arrl lo-g.hr ENs1
etI il.fed t 'NINt rrf fa ra.uf Nr0pc rHsI
n.N rtNfNt H.Htt rM April a. snp'al.uI rs
r.s ft .ua l Ia-t tut ore; ABOUT iOimeu a7ated
~ aayu Desu atton shore and Does wois STU IolnO'ns
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The Navy.


MAILS FOR THE WEST GULF SQUADRON.
Tie supply steamer Union, Acting Volunteer Leuter-
ant Commsn Edward Conroy, will sail to day from
ihe Brooklyn Navy Yard, with mails and supplies for
the West GUS squadron Small packages and letterts, II
sent at an early hour the Naval Lyceum at the Navy
Yard. will be forwarded by the Union TO the Gull
squadron.
CHANGE IN THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER OF THE
BROOKLYS YARD.
Captain A. T.. Case, for long time executive officer Of
tho above yard has been detached and ordered to other
duties. Captain A. N. Fernock will relieve MIN at an
arI
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
Order or the Collector or thc Port.

The rayagcs Of the Russian plague have caused public
attention be directed the fact tina. rags, which
may communicate the gion here, coming q
New York from Russia and from other countries There
are in this port the following named vessels with
rags
The ship Satira, from Constaninope arrived April 10.
The ship Magnet, from 1eghcrn ruscaoy.
The bark Robert Leonard, from IL fghorn, Tuscany.
The bark Maria Norton from TrtcEtc Austria.
The brig Won setback RetchcndOrl one hundred and
seventy days from Taganrog, Russia.
Collector Draper has sent to the Surveyor the follow
ing
Cusrow HoCsE, Nrw YOsK, April 81 1865.
You win please forthwith instruct the boarding on
and all inspectors Of the customs under your super
vision 10 report Immediately to this Office the arrival OF
any vessels infected with the plague, any instance
Of suspicion Of such niecion and also the arrival OF
any passenger who may any time have been in the
y vicinity OF the c0niagion. Resp 'otfuliy &c.
$ DRAPER. Collector
AunAM wAKMAS, Esq, Surveyor OF .he Port Of New
York
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

General sheridan at City Point
MIR. J. r. TREhBLY's DESPATCH.
Cry PoISr, Va, April 70, 1865.
GENERAL SHERIDAN CITY POINT
General Phil Sheridan has been stopping here for three
DAYS past In addition to the prestige Of his former
achievements the conspicuous and important part he
bore the closing Of the great drama renders the
object Of great interest and curiosity Hence
great anxiety has been manifested to get sight OF the
hero Of the Shenandoah and Appomattox. He has
however remained quietly within his quarters thai
few have been gratined with the opportunity.
ACCIDENT TO MR. wARDELL, HERALD CORRESPONDENT
The HERALD correspondent with the cavalry, Mr. j.
warde seriously injured at Petersburg on Tuesday
10y being thrown from his horse; how badly cannot b
asoertaned at this writing he had been derous W
TO the time my informant left last evening his injuries
|are mainly about the head.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
THE PLAGUE IN RUSSIA.
The Precautions OF Our Authorities 4
Prevent Its Spread to this Country.
no THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

The Precautions OF Our Authorities TO
Prevent Its Spread to this Country.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
By the last arrival from Europe have news Of the
existence plague which is making fearful ravages in
Russia 1t is character that may be easily imported
through commerce other countries The intercourse
between this country and Europe is frequent and rapid.
We know not how it may be brought TO shores.
s anything necessary be done TO meet it All have
conceded that reform necessary in our health
laws ordinary emergencies Yet there seems to
he disposition to let the Legislature adjourn without
doing anything practical TO relieve The Health bill
introduced in the early part Of the session has been de-
feated in the House, and similar fate seems TO await
the bill pending there providing for amendment
to our Quarantine laws, To render them more eff
cien The defeat of the Health bill mainly from
the fact that it drawn that necessarily have
failed 10 accomplish any practical results did not con-
fer the power necessary TO accomplish what was needed
The bin 10 amend the Quarantine laws is not open to any
such objection IL confers precisely the power which is
required to prevent the importation of such diseases
as prevail in many parts of Europe Under exist
ing laws the eHealth Officer is poweress 10 prevent that
communication wish vessels Hnder quarantine which Isl
necessary perfect protection TO the public health.
Vessels arriving, board of which rags and other
cargoes, In which contagious aad Infections diseases
freqn ntly imported are consenty visited by runners
and others who bid defiance h. the Health OlIlcer and
challenge him 10 produce any authority 10 prevent them
III the bill now pending passes this source Of danger will
at once be removed for II cfectray prohibits all such
1nication u is TO be hoped that II the Health
bill, which I have urgently cndeavorcd 10 have
passod because II contained prov sions which would
cectually prevent the generation Of nc ous and pes
tcntia diseases IN midst shall fail 10 become aw,
that at least the Quarantine bill, which is designed to
prevent their importation, shall be enacted into law
and thus project against one very great source o
danger.
by calling attention 70 this most important subject
your valuable journal before the adjournment of tn
Legislature shall render late yOu viii uhserve the
interests of the pubic, and OBJ yeqrs respectfully
ArRI 81 1856 R.sIG. mt Physician
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


Married.
BRARDMEy-VuLfR- Tuesday, April Is, at Trinity
chapel by the Rev. DIR. Hgbee GsoRGz BEARDelEx 70
j. daughter Of the late Charles W. vulte, all Oh
this city.
BrxBs- -sUrros-In this city, on Thursday, April 2o
the rexdence Of the brides parents by the Rev Dr.
McClintock, CHARLES w. BsEsE 70 JosErHIsE, eldest
daughter Of George D. Sutton, Esq
BRouSKR-HAIL-In this city, on "Wednesday, April
TO- the residence Of the brides parents by the Rev
bor Staten Island. TO Matte w., daughter Of Samuel
C1sPEsrEn-LEE-At the residence Of Col Bremner,
|C. Boioe Mr. ELIAS CARPEsrER of New York, to Miss
SARAH E. daughter Of the late Isaac b. Lee Of Madison
CooK-srFxR.-In Hudson City, N J., Wednesday
evening, April 10, by the Rev Mr. NJ e. Ellison VIII
LIAM H Cook, Of Jersey City, N J., to Miss sARAn A.,
daughter Of the late John G. Speer, ESQ.,, OF Hudson
City, NJ
GoHDormMosros Bergen J., on "Wednesday Z;
Jersey City, to ApIEsIA daughter of John W. Morton,
Esq, Of Bergen, N. J.
GRnrrEsaAeEs-M -MERRELr.-on Wednesday April 10,
at Trinity chapel. by the Rev s. h Weston d. D., HER
MAN GREIrrENHAGEN TO ISABEL n MERREIL, daughter
/ Of John g. Merrel, Of this city
HUnPHREY-OrnaNos.- On Tuesday, April lS by the
Rev. p Corrigan, HENRY c. HUMPuREY, to Miss KATE
OrnGNoN, both Of Pleasantville, New Jersey.
es Thusdsy Tds = Hp 20 by 4sS
g ter Of the late Alexander Morrison.
HEAIY-oISEY.-On Thursday, April 20, at st. James
by the Rev. Fathers MCGUIRE and Mclaughlin, WILLIAM
HEAEY U s. N, to MARY, daughter Of George Olney,
4 Esq, all OF Brooklyn.
j LAwRENCE-WYGANr.-AtM Marlborough, Ulster Co., N.
~, on Thursday, April 20. by the Rev Samuel H Jag
ger PHSEAs LAwREECE, of this city, TO HATTIE WYeAN
Of the former place. No cards
Ulster and Orange Co. papers please copy.
MEEKER-BEDErL-On Monday evening" April H. al
the house Of Robert s. Dunham, ESQ, by Rev. William
p Corbitt, WARD B. MEEKER Of New York, to ALMA BE
! DELL, of Babylon, Long Island
MONTGOMERY -RoBmNs.-At the residence Of Elijah
Sites ESQ., 118 West Forty third street, Thursday
April Is, by the Rev. E. G. Brooks H. r. MONTGOMERY
Of New York city, to AUGUSTA daughter Of J. O. Robbins
MPoughkeepse.
81 SrANroN-ARrHuR. Trinity Chapel, Thursday
j April 90 by the Rev. Dr. Carkson, GEORGE E. STANTON
4 of Chicago, and EMILH, daughter Of the late j. G
& Arthur
SiMoSsoN-AIsToN Thursday, April 20, In Trinity
= M. E church, Staten Island by the Rev. j. F. Hurst
MurFORD D. SIMoNsoN to SARAH e. A1sroN, all Of Slater
= Island.
TARBEIL-BRANr.-In Jersey City, on Thursday, Apri
90 at the Third Dutch Reformed church. by the Rev.
= Romeyn Berry, W. g. TARBELL to MARY WOODRUFF
daughter of John G. Brant.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
Mr.. ChaYlcs Nesbitt's Despatch.

BfAKETY A1a April D, $500
send YOU tho following list OF officers killed and
wounded during the late operations General Steeles
command
HAWKINS DIVISION
KiIed-Capt s. r Wilson, Lieut. W. r Webster 10th
r. s colored troops; Lieut. c. r. Talbot, Capt George
Geger Lieut. Chas Manlart 8sth Y. s. colored troops
Wounded-Col j. H. Jones, Capt o. Holcomb, Lieut.
C Gleason, Capt W. Pollon, Capt y. W. Norwood,
Lieut. W. Goodhews, Lieut.. A. Rodgers, Lieut.. 9: W.
Buswcl 6sth o. s. colored troops; Lieut.. G. A. Fish,
47th L. s. cocred troops; Capt c W. Foster, Lieut. L.
M bronson. 7eth O. s. coored troops; Lieut.. W. Metz
ger 5ist o. s cclored troops Capt Ball, seth u g. col
ored troops
wounded
ASnaYws' DIVISION
Wounded-Capt Jno Geary, Lieut. John snlder, $50
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

THE NEw WEST PRSrsTEaAS CHuEcB--R,v Thomas >
Hastings, pastoriust erected IN West Forty-second
street. Reservoir square from the designs and under
the superinendence Of Mr. Wey Mould architect VIII
be opened for divine service tomorrow Sunday
FUNERu OF COLONEL MA1HEw MuRrHY. Y.--Colonel Bag-
ley OF the Sixty ninth regiment has ssued the following
order relative to the funeral Of Colonel NJ Murphy, of
Tho Irish Legion -
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

The northeast storm Of yesterday n rev such damper
the Fashion Course 70 give IN track the resem-
bance Of canal and suggest aquaca rather than trot
ting postponement of the sports announced was
unavoidable To-day however, should the weather be
fair the trot will OIL Ten horse3 are entered Tor
thar
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
personaiIra aeiiigcnce.

General Jesus Y. orega andstad Of the Liberal army
Of Mexico have arrived in - Louis Mo, and are en-
route TO Washington mission from President Junrez
They came overland via Chihuahua and New Mexico.
General 0rega Is said to have horty TO offer Induce
ments 10 American veteran solde 10 take service In
Mexico In favor OF the liberal cause.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
HsApouArrrHs.-
snrY.MSrn Rpavpvr. n. G. s. n. y,
- =. LIT pf IQgh

NV YORK ArrII Il. IoOD J -
In compliance with division ordArs This regiment VIII
parade with overcoas, aud the usual badge Oh
mourning, Sunday, The 23d Of Ar ~ TO esort the rc
mains OF the late Colonel Mathew Murphy Of the Irish
legion who died IN consequence Of wounds received az
the battle Of Hatchers Run, February 3, 1860. hesl
mental line will be formed the Arm 1Ory, at ha past
twelve clock T. NJ precisely. Field nd stan VIII & re-
port td'smoGntcd) a. the sano lime m q place. .no
band and drum corps win report % tho Adjulant at me
same time and place BY order Of
JAMES BAGLEY Colonel oom,nandlng
sixty ninth regiment, ~ O.. s. N T.
W ToCtEry. Adiut1ut
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

IA
MACPHERSON 4 DONALD SMITH
(Late style Smith Brother)
New York,
BREWERS OF
EAST INDIA AND BITTER PALE ALES.
These Aes are improved quality, brewed with goa
care plea SAINT nutrve strengthening and be re-
on tor purity
| The attention of consumers solicited.
Orders by mail promptly executed.
Brewery West Eighteenth street,
Between Seventh and Eighth avenues.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

A MEXICAN STEEL SHIRT COLLARS-PATENThL
April i9 1854 Enameled white, 80 cents 75 cents
snow white illusion stitched, 81 26 ladies', 81 60 Cuts
n b ~ JEANERET 70 Nassau stree
The New York herald., 1865-04-22

q Planets DAtCIFG AnAJENT. 5ot ito ~
u. gay --aasur4ay o'eua'-' araui -5.iee A1a "e'N
y0liDpg.
The New York herald., 1865-04-22
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

-s.--. - ~ ~ b.
JDOST OFFICE NOTICE.-TFIE MAILS FOR TUhi
United Kingdom and the Continent, via Queenstown
and Liverpool steamer Ednburg and for the Germ
States Bremen, New York, VIII close ~
this Office Saturday the 22d day of April at 10 A. A.
and at the up town Offices folows:-
Stations A and Is, s:05 A. VI.
Stations G and ID, 7:i5 A. NJ.
Stations and Y, 730 A. VI.
Station G., 7.2J A. NJ.
JAMES KELLY, Postmaster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Arrest OF mn Alleged Swindling Concern
in Wess-st.-A New Dodge-A Large
Quantity of Property Recovered.

Detective Slowey made the arrest yesterday
OF w. G. g. Birtlscll aud John Gibson. two young men
having an office and pGrportiDg TO do business at No.
80 West.st under copartnefship. The parties are
charged with having swinded ana attempted to swndle
number If respectable merchants In this city b.
means Of orders some OF them signed IN The name 81
their own fIm Birdsell and Gibson and some Of them
forged IN the name Of other firms. The following
business houses attempted to DO operated upon ly
these parties and some Of them were yictimizfd; w.
Portion s. Son, No al PerlsLi 5 M. Alderman, No.
26l Penrlst; ID. ID. Miller, No. 100 Water-st a.
Whitlock, No. III Wailst.; J. A. Duryca, No. %
Fallon.st Lewis 5. Squire. No. 293 frOn-st. l.. 4.
Baker No 50 South ST.; Spodord. Tieston & Co.. No.
- broadway.
The plan was 10 send IN order for signal lights.
wrought spikes etc. "Of the mOstapprOypd quIiity
the goods 10 be delivered board some steamer drig.
natd or at No 50 Wests The parties being suspect.
cd Detective SOwey called In and advised that
order Tor which they had should be filed and he
would accompany the goods which he did 10 No. 80
West ST taking the recipients into custody. On their
pcf0 ns he found number OF forged orders and articles
Of Opartncrship between themselves Tho prisoners
were locked up at Police Headquarters and viii be
taken o. couIt 10 day Mcrchants who may have sui.
feIcd from Heir depredations requested 10 call Mt
Police Headquarters No. 800 hubenyst. ard identity
the pr soners 1ho property obtained by them mas been
recovered II had been sold by them 10 Mefsrs Johu
{. EaItcr A. Sons No. sc Wes,tt The dodge IL com.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-27
Clerks KarIy Closing Movemens.

An enthusiastic meeting Of the advocates Of
the Early Closing movement IN the district embracing
CaBast ana Broadway down to the City Hall held
last evening at Clinton Hall On motion OF Mr..
THoMPtoS one Of the COMMITTEE, Mr.. VI. w. Murphy
WIS nominated and elected President and Mr.. j. ~.
Sayln was chosen Secretary.
SIMON STERN esq, was then introduced tho first
10 speak Ia behalf Of the early closing movement. lie
proceeded in able and lucid to point out the
good effects which would result II the hours al labor
abridged. and, alter dwelling nj length upon the
great benefit 10 heah and morals which the new move
ment wond to the clerks be closed his remarks
amid great applause.
Mr. BEACH of The Sun was the next speaker. He
made long address 10 favor If the movement IN which
he gave tue supposed argument Of old fOgy employ
no opposed to the concession Of closing the
at 3 D. H. Saturdays. His remarks wttily made
and caused much merriment He closed hy urging
those interested in the movement 10 be more co.. mo.
potan and united and not local in the undertaking ia
which they were engaged
Mr. w. Ii. AKEHs was then introduced and spoke as
follows: The great question before you which Affects
your health, your family and your general interests
much oiv be successful in s object by peiscVer-
ance. lie would introduce resolution " the following
effect;
Resored That the Clerks earnestly request the ladies'
abstain from purchasing goods Saturday Afternoons Gfg
the months OF July and August.
Remarks In favor Of the movement were aferward
made BY Mr.. MoCREARY. hr. For, ana Mr.. JoHs
PoRTIUs Of Manchester. England.