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vlp unsolicited their joy BY repestol choerins and
Bees Lc,4oa.'.'iol. tvithstananr the lat, mss
DC aOu' enc ...s was dilsemin, ,ed through the
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

HOTEL GARNI-ON THE EUROPEAN
l. i plan. for gentlemen only. Nice furnished bed
rooms, each rCpArAte room, from I Is 70 81 IS
PEI week double bedrooms from ~ 70 50 per week,
lS5 Fast Ss;h It, near 80 avenue. 40
FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS, WITH
l. every convenience Tor househ eeping for gentleman
and vile No children taken Americans pIeie red
Apply at 1865 Grand st., private entrance, l4l
TO LET-A NEATLY FURNISHED SD
story front NON. with closet attached in private
family Satisfactory references required. Apply ~
West 2s.h st.
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INSTRUCTION.

A -BOUKKEEPING, WRITING, ARITH-
netie- spcLing and grammar. Conrse o instrUo-
ton costs 10 10 so. Apply at PAINE's Old EStah-
lished Academy, 20 iiovery. open eyery day ana
evening thrvus hout the year. 2e5
TOWNSHIPS ACADEMY, go BOwERY,
Il below Houston e. open dav and evening stu.
dents thorough driled In Bookkeeping Arithns-
tic, Algebra Writing spelling, GrRmn ar. &c Thu>-
whose early education has been us,lecIed receivs
private instruction Ladies' Department 3Jl
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SEWING MACHINES,

S,RW1NG MtCEE,E DrrIT, NO, 939
y BkJADWAf,
Corner Twenty SECOND Of,
who're NAV le found complete as-or,mont u Wheel
er Z NIslu's
SEWING MACHINES,
COTTON
NEEDLES &c.
Cyera,o-. With Ms'h!ues BY tie dsy - eek com.
petH1t " 10 iau.hs ses !LF,.
kAAIuCs to TuIt b. tn 'uoalh.
M-cijAea ItpAr. :, and Instruction given In their
ESPECIAL ATTENTION ia called " the complete
ness oi he a'lCsti-g Hn4 rr.Gigine department
rAr comp cie sue, VI the su' scflber in
uod-.iug 49, up-'own 'e iu0n 1urius the past year
hA' s,en it.a by ability 10 sive srure
meut wish IeHtcti ,.iurs tor the coming yeI,
any increase Of pltIona. N receive the came
prompt attent'on ~ 'oIms-!y.
\. B.-rho uutAc'uten' Depot FOR the sale Of
BROWNS cs!et rated faent bAbT-1ENDfR
443 j. I. ELLIS
SEWING MACHINES, ALL FIRST CLASS
omAchinea new tid q hand or salc, " rent or eI-
change. Machines sod o. tGrt puy'nCnt Machines
bought aud geps. W =; - BsoaaFay, w stLrA
room 8, over book store 40
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND To
- Let-sinsers and Wheeler 4 Wilson'S always
on hand, also cash paid Tor second hsnd machines,
sewing machine trimmings al ls6 Rivington II. Al
CEWING MACHINES--2 WHEELER AND
- wilson's machine IL perfect order also Singer
machine No ., Tor sale chesp At los Wet sch ST. o4
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TCo Late for Classification.

EOrNTrs PAID FtREMEE AND SEA
- reH to- g., i. ~. 9f .sn''"' 20 sss
no WAIVED a PlRSr RATE
Biook ~ 90
OPERATIONS on SHOP AND
w trtantfy yanA rih to Learn the trade. and
q. a Tor tousoH a. all all tbs week Al lOl last
o =, let % az ~ ave.. 80
WAsffn-AS { AR!I0E ON h no, .l.,S
Cell at "a sUl'h Fhst st. s'iusnsrur3h. -
"a JAMES O'BRIEN.
XL-ATrED-2 GOOD CARRIAGE SMITHS.
w AF-ly " A. Wiley. 81 bOeraln IT. Brcys-
len SO
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III hI HOME SATURDAY, MARCH
GROCERIES.

GOTO THOMAS r AGNEw, 2GO AND :e9
~ J.. cen .oA - cor Of Murgy At, and there yua
honAA "a
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

CARPETS, OILCLOTHS, MATTINGS, &c,
O.elling Oft ov Tor cash, nt Az Canal st epesty,
Spya ingTan stsiT mating, hne ocloth, rugs, doos
change. 4l4
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CARPETS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS AND
~ Furniture f2Uknu worth at all immense &C
ritce, At the large establishment Of II. O'FARRELI-
2t1, 26s end 2'l West 35th A.. cor. sth ave 1851
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w HITlMASHISG. EAtSunlNING, Car
w pet-shaSlas H.d s,.se-, Gaming done hy r.
ICRNLk' 70 "e'. SVth a. Ali orders promp,iy a.
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ITO LET-THE 2D FLOOR OF A 2-STORY
Il house, Ia Bowden ave, South Bergen, n j. {
nice rooms, with lAye attic suitable tor small Ia
uily. 30 house from cor Of Monticello ave, on south
side bor,e X X. cars pUs within 81 yards every ~
minutes dunus the day, TO and iom jersey City
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VAklLTIES THEATRE, 81 & 80 BOwERY.
brand ioublo company. { rat Eeek Of the grrai
Thorn psc- kenns. fiist week Of Master wInte
kvei u the kayel Troupe i3nne!ly'. half hour q
Fun Doctor - Onie The Neddesons Monkey. Fff
" new acts, Matinee Wednesday aid Saturday. Ia
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LOR SAIE--A FARM OF so ACRES, 6o
impovei 70 mills from Ne-burgh- IL miles
flon Niddleto 'u, mile IRON Vi lage, siorcs srhool
church. po- totfice, e., SO. c-sh erIIet. lmme-
dia'e pn-ses.ion. j. = l'NICh SIS ave. ITO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

altogether unpropped by human afhdayits' Inc
barren erags of fact win do for the soul 10 DC oorn
on; but, when the young eagle is hedged' IL mus.
trust to the pure atmosphere of the universal anu
eternal TO support its pinions in God-wafa hisn'
The transient is of importance only as enveloPins
tbe nernanent. Great thoughts are few, their en-
bodiments many: he is wise who disresafua 'Do
sbiftinc and clings to tho immutabe. iiieisui is
simrly Christianity emancipated from the false, tho
trivial tho non-essental, the temporary, the accl-
dental 70 set them in antithesis or distinction is to
misconeeiyc them. Unless Christianity can be nd
Of tho barnacles which foul the hull Of the noble
shin Rational Religion must take passage in some
other craft and sail the great ocean of time under
anotherAag than that which now gladdens hereyes.
Another striking article in this number gives an
mpartal estimate of the character and influence OF
the stalwart champion of Calvinism improved
the late noble.hearted Lyman Beecher, in part
from tho personal recoections of the writer.
The remainder of the number treats OF james
Clarence Mangan, ""Radcalism and Conservatism
Address Of DIR. Dewey before tho Cambridge
Divinity SCHOOL,, "South Carolina one OF the
United States" Horace Mann and Antioch Col
legc," "Spencers Social Staties,' and "State
Crimes and their Penalty"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

Fustic - tght prices In consequence are better and
firm at close: the demand has been good; we quote
he Tor ner at s99s@o for Honduras and Campeaehyi
cali and SavaEila. CGmwood. Sla and Barwood ut
So all gold. Dem
FLOUR AND MEAI,--The market for Western and
stlte Flour IL less active bnt prices 50l0c berter
vnder light receipts some advance in gold and iavora
bic news from Europe; tho demand for the home AND
provincial trade; Family brands are quiet but
steady the sales COO bbls at a7d7 IS for Super
fine State; Ga 81 30 for Extra State: sass 80
for Fancy States - Sc 25 for the low grades OF West
ern Extra; s9GS3 10 for Shipping 0hi9 s9I50sll
for Trade brands and gil 50d s4 for ST. LOUIS Extras
Canadian Flour is in moderate demand and ga lOc-
better: sales OF $40 bbls at 81 Goa p for the low
grades of Extra, and 81 306Sl0 80 Tor Trade and
Family Extras. Southern Flour Is larry aetne snu
rmcr sales of $50 bbs at go 70G $40 50 for Mixed 10
Good Superfine Country Baltimore &C., and SO oCd
s4 for Trade and Family brands. Rye Flour IL quiet
but steady sales of 100 bbs AZ So Goa 80 TO- Corn Me o
is active. but lower and unsetted sa.es Oh Low
bbls. BrandywiDe, on private terms.
FRUIr--The stock of ell descriptions OF foreign
fruits is much reduced. consequently prices have ad,
firms we quote Rasins at So coo 70 20 for Bunch ana
s707 ~ for Layers; Currants, 1874 4c; Dates lsc;
Turkish Primes, 81 q23c Cltron 52G3Sc Tor Leghorni
&c for Langucdoc, and 2d55c. for Shelled; frencn
Walnuts lid l6c
FISH-The market for Dry Cod has been qnite act
i've aud prices Better closing firm; The arrivals
have been very moderaiej we quote at se0SS ior 81:
Georges and Grand Bank. Mnckerel have ALSO met
with brisk demand, the inquiry being nm py tne
trade prices hrr and at the close dull and unset
tied; we quote at s24 o5d a24 30 for No. Mass and
Shore; SO for No. 2 do; aud erase so for medium
No. Mass. The market for Smoked aud Picked
Herring has been fairly active. bat Prices nave unueF
gone no special change.
'GRAIN-1he Wheat market is fairly ectiye end
Spring is shade better; the demand Is In part for ex'
port aud milling though chiefly for investments tue SAFES
are a coo bush nj 81 55ds 60 tor Chicago SPRING.
81 57Qsl 60 for Milwaukee Club; 81 Goa y oil ior
Amber dol 81 le for Amber Western; - 10 - ~ io'
Amber State. Barley is held with more eteadihess,
bat is quiet at 81 l2Gsl 20 for State. Barley Malt Is
quiet the supply l. ar sales OF 1000 bush state on
private terms. Oats opened easier and quiet. bnt
closed rner with far demand; the sales ere - wv
BUSH Western at j7a5sc. Rive is quiet; The supply Is
b.tter the demand is in part for e1port the sales are
5000 bush. State at 81. Corn is plenty ard UnsonnI
is dbl aud lower; the demand Is mainly for The ,cai
trade; the sales are $1,000 busb Unsound at eJGyOc;
Western MiSed at sOG9le.
EXPORTS on BRFADsI IFS FROM TIE UNITED STATES 10
GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND FOR TIE CEREAL YEAR
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,inraet.-c.nn,a11r nlrorrrD ron 4u- v. Y rmurSr.


ASHESTbe market is firm with a fair business, at
g. JO0S7 Is for Pots ard 81 - for Pearls.
BEESWAX has been only IN moderate deinfnd. nut
prices are without material chnngo; NO quote ut o09
So for Yellow Western End southern.
COr1ON-1he inquiry is fair, and prices are well
maintained; the dcmhfe Is principally from manuinc'
,nrpIs prices bcnc rather above thppers hnlts; we
quote NJ 81 &c Tor Middingsi sales oil l,HO bnles
COFFEE--JhG business ON first hands u mod rate,
but prices are very hrn Ut full former figures in lots
fon second hand considerable sales arc making to tie
tradc.
CANDLES are moderately active AID quite firm Mt
o. sGc Tor Adanautne. 4Oc. for Sperm, and &C. for
Patent.
COPPEE-A merican Ingot has been In improved
demand and prices hrmcr; We quote Lake and
Baltimore al 81 df2c. New Shoathlug ana Yellow
Metal are steady JJc for tho hitter and iJc FOR The
former.
COAI-Thc demand has been very active for Danes.
tic and prices have rapidly Improved, undor the i'm
precision That the "stke' ut the mines would greatly
diminish tho supply. but think II will be cqoal to the
probable demand. quote prime Yard 81 J0NSlO ~
per In Foreign very little has been done FOR want
oi siuck and prices are uncertain
DRUGS AND DYES--1he leading articles under
ths beading have met with good demand, eLd ns
the stocks small prices have advanced and at the
.iItl "a firm. We auOte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
CITY NE VS..

METRoRoLOGIcAL.-The sultry atmosphere
was relieved somewhat yesterday afternoon by fs
thunder storm accompanied with vivid lightning and
drenchiDg rain The Temperature, however 10 stiB
unpleasant; bet we bear il with becoming fosttude.
inasmuch as We regard this tho last torrid tern We
shall be called upon to endure during the present sea-
son
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
sr,nRryG AYrRAY IN TIE FOURTH WARD =

STABBIyG APFRAy IN TIE FOURTH WARD
On Saturday evening last Louis Duiing went into 10
saloon at the corner Of Roosevelt and Chatham ss nd
called for some oysters. At the table OF which be Vu
sitting were two strangers who after eating, eft With
ont paying their bill. Duhine reaching The counter
and offering TO pay bis bill Was charged fJr the anoGat
eaten hy tile strangers lie protested, out being iear
fl that he would BE- beaten II he did not comply tn
the demand paid the bill. On lelsiDg tie saloon 70
was attacked by Charles GilrSy and two otter
| Tunians In the melee Gilroy sabbed Dnffng in 10
riglt side and IN two other places Tie wound IN 10
side is very serious. After tho assault GilrOy and 10
other ruiians made their oao-pa The wounded maa
was taken to the New ! orb Hospital. On TGes!t
night Gilroy was arrested by Officers Muhf
and Horbilt Of TIE Fourth Precinct nnd eoiq'
mtted TO await the action Of the CoToheF, VINO
Yesterday PRO. -edpd 10 the New YORK Hospital Whtnef
the wounde.i had been taken after the assault ana
took his snte-mortem Deposition wkich July corf0oo
rates tttn above statement. DR.. Wooster Beach NAE
an exnmir alton of the wounded and found pens-
tratng wound Of the thOraX 1t may result fatally! Io
Jury rendered verdict that Louis Dufrng was dso-
gcrously stabbed at the hands Of Charles Groy at 20
corner Of Roosevelt and Chatham-sts." The plfeonS
was then committed e the TOmbs b. tie Cof0ni
to await the result OF the Injuries of the woulaG
man. The prisoner Is bartender. aged 10 yea ;,
and resides IA Pellst. lie admits stabtHg DID
fng Tie latter is aged - years, and native a. Ot
many He was In business with his brother a No i
[ Il Dun. sOuare.
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RcoLs Received.

history of ,he United States Cavalry BY Albert "
Bracket l2no. pp 351. Harper Brothers -.
Can you Forgive Herf BY Anthony Irolope SVo PIP '9'
The same. -. =. . a..
Three Years Campaign OF the Ninth ~ D. D. NJ curing tne
Southern Rebellion. BY john w. Jaques Emo pp'
1915. Hilton & Co. 40. =, ,
The Young Cldet. by Capt Pelew. 8So pp 100 Ffeu-
eric A. Brady
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RECENT. OF Produce.

SEPT. $3.50 bbls Flolr. % bbls. Whisky 81
bags Corn Meal. le.0C0 blsb. Wheat ~ 80 onsA
Corn 63CO bash. Barley 81 pigs. Ashes, % pkgS Pro
Visions. 2 1876 pkgs. Batler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

The regular trade sale of books viii COM
mence this morning at o'clock Mt No 493 Broadway.
and continue from day 10 day until the entire cate
logue, embracing very large variety, is exhausted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07
A11rnrn FoRGERY.-Ohieer Mathews OF 10

First Precinct Yesterday arrested Morris ~ I'D.
the complaint OF Sir. Rufus CIaggett Of No, i ~ rs
wav. Tie complainant states the accused ~ NJ. y
noto purporting TO have been dfaSa y, 49, 5L
,'J yoic naygle h. months from date. lie N~s .
mittcd py Jstice Hogan. The prisoner stSS .rtcL
aocepteI tie note in good faith irom Ms ioF'ls'
Nj. Ot,O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

THEFT oP A WATCH.-0n the I'd in,t WIZ.
Mr. Henry H. Buckbee of Ne s22 GreenNchs',, y" % !.
riding through West ST. in car, Two Young hs a IN,
tered and Jared against Linz Soon aiier theS ' Il
ear. and nj The same tine he missed his Halch y.
cLnin. valued AZ SO lie mmedintely ioho 'ee q
two and overlook them in Wechawkenst' az -.
Them on the way e. the s-a'i0lh0Gse they bfose
from Lin and made their escape. leS',tu-' 49, =
s,w one of the Young thieves aud caused his .it.'
Deto.tiyc Gilmore lie gave tie name o. Ja,' L''e'"
md was committed by Justeo logan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

4 GENERAL SOUTHERN LAED ASp = n &c
nov CoSp,yy "a soon 20 be or-snz'd pnes ,,e IL 10
mn, of u.stciss men. Inoss VINO Wa i onoro $50
Olsanizaiion sre requested to '"'''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

THE ALLEGED MURDER CASE IL MULBERRY
sr-An inquest was yesterday held at the FouFteeni
Precinct StatonHouse. By Coroner Cover. On the bo'
OF Ellen Gallagher, who alleged have been ~
dered by her husbarl Hugh, at their residence IN 10
rear of No. lg2 Mu,bergy-sL 4 number oi wllneses
were examined, aud their testimony corroDorated "
account published IN The IRBi NJ Of YESTERDAY.
was proven that the prisoner had beaten the deeeass
IA a brutal manner on Monday night and tAen tnf.5
her into the street. She subsequently, returned abs
died AZ p. m. on tuesday D.. John Beach made .
post mOrtem examination anu !oGHl tIat l'At1 vs.
aused by COMMISSION OF the brain the result u frP
,urcd blood vessel. 1he jury returned verdict la'
tie deceased came TO her DEAN by epop.eAy shp
duccd by brutal treatment az the hands Of her hH'p,
Hugh Gallagher" On the endtlon Oh tMs 49, CT !.
m. Coroner eooInitted the prisoner ~ the lonbs
await the action OF the Crane Jury. Deceased ""
native of ireland, aged 20 ears.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

TIE CHRISTIAN EXAMINER. September. Walker
' fnrT, 90.
Tho loading article in this number is profound
theological essay entitled "1AeiSm ana OHr'S-
tanity," in the commencement Of which the writer
offers passing criticism on DR.. Hedges recent
volume Reason in Religion" lie reaiilTlns INC
opinion heretofore expressed in tie Examiner ;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

FIRE On SHIPBOARD.-N oCio'n IN ~
Yesterday fire was discovered on ny Ssnssd bs $40
W wo ,,L heating from The donkey boiler a
,',risbcd with damage not amounting 10 o''i
Iully insured,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

DON'T DYE The HAIR--Use ID. Dp S,,i ir 90
a, rotositIc; colors 5esuiiialy sra 'p.y.-,
apnicstlcn, no wash, NO trouble Aai'4'-''''
NY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-07

pErROLEUM-Cude is In good demand am prlcts
nre firm M 32a32lc Refined IN bond rs IL snhli sup
ply and irncr; the demsnd Is fsiri baes Ut d G0'e'
Refined free is quiet at 72d1 -. -,
KICE-Carohna il firm but sp1rce ana We near u
oriy ,e,iI seIes RnnRoon meets with some inquiry of
export and We bear Of sales Of ooO bags in bond al
3.a3Ic, gold.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20
E1cea.ive Use Of TobascO.

Amsurosis, caused by excessive tobacco
smoking, forms the subject of q paper BY
DR.. Sichel in q recent number Of the
AnnaLes GOcULiStgas. Although DIR.
SicheI at one time doubted its existence,
twenty. eight years observation has- con-
WINGED him that the occurrence of Amauro-
sis from this cause is 10 less frequent than
that following the abuse of spirituous
LIQUORS. "Few persons" he says, "csn.
continue 70 consRne daily mOre=thsn
twenty grammes Of tobacco without their
vision or memory becoming impaired"
BE Giles q case in which 3 man about for
ty years of age estirely lost his sight by
the excessive use Of tobacco He was,
however, completely cured By sdvpLlng
8 mild sutiphlOgistic n deprivalIve LFest-
ment. The fumes OF tobacco appear 70 act
on the brain and on the origin ot the optic
nerves, thus producing chronic congestion,
not very intense, bnt persistent and very
obstinate. "Tbere are many smokers"
SAYS Dr.. sichsl "whO may resist thsse-St-
fecLs for q long time, and the sane can Oe
said of the action Of other nArcOtlcs-foI
example, opium, large doses OF which are
often taken, apparently without any MD
rious effect by those VINO hsYe accustomed
| themselves gradually 10 its useH The per
nicicus consequences, though slow In mani
Testing themselves, are, however, q IA
less certain. pr 10
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-20
NLEVELAED , KEIB RAILROAD
wIaTHB A-ERAhGENaaF.

"a and assr hondsy, Oct. IHt, Iss4. PAsssrsz
Trains vii mh - oloEs, (s1ndAys s1eepteDi
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 T.. h.-DAH EMPRESS TRAIH-SeopFiuE O.
WMcHghby, PAineEEfIls. Madison, GeaeEA, Ash.
fabula, OOn9esut ard Girard only, and arrive =
Eris ii la P M..Dunkirk 3;45 ?. H. B1dAlr
E.s p M'.CIHUFSATI ADVERTISEMENTS =
PainecVlle, Ashthbnia and GirArd only. and A.
nTUs 81 Erie6aDR. T., Dunkirz SD 2. H., Bnt
$50 P. M.@mAiL AND ACOOhaODATT0n-
stovpins a. AL ssAtioDs And GErivs Al Ezis q
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Was General Lee IndfrtedbY the Nor
folk Grand Jury p

lE1om the hicnAOnQ hepubHe, Suue IL
Il has been for soms time reported that
General Lee would be indicted by the
grand jury Of the United States District
Court hsld st Norfolk. Several promi-
nent citizens of Richmond, summoned be-
tore that court as witnesses, have been
permitted to return home, after testifying
before the grand jury, by whom no CUES
tons were asked them relative to General
Lee. It lie, however, ~probsOlethe grand
jury had gotten sueh Information
rs they desired from other Wit
nesses, as we understand Msj9r Wal
ter Taylor, General Lees s6jutanL general.
had been previously examined by them,
TbegrAnd jury were dischsrgedl last Fbdrs-
day, having found, as we learn, true bills
in forty indictments against various indi-
viduals, many for treason, it is presumed
from the nature Of the ibteFrogst0Ties put
10 the Witnesses. The Norfolk papers do
not publish the indictments CT give any
other fact concerning the court, except
that the grand jury had been discharged.
Judge Understood is now in this
city, and we presume from Inst fact that
his court has adjourned, st least tempo
rarily.