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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

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~ ~ and sexual sy stems-new and reliable
treatment-in reports of the HOWARD AS
SOCIATI0N-sent by mail in sealed lei er
envelopes, free of charge. Address, DR.. J.
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SO. 2South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
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BUSINESS CARDS.

Free and Accepted Ancient York Mesons.
ETJLALIA LODGE, No. 342, Z. A. Y.
STATED Meetings an the End and ttkWednes~
days of each meuth. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening, for work
and practice, at their Hall in Coudersporf.
D. C. LARRIBEL, ~. Il.
VI w McALARXEY. Sec'Y.
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COIIDERSpORT HOTEl,

.. F. GLAsSMIRE, Proprietor, Corher 6
Main AID Sec2Ed Streets, CoudeTaF2rF' Fe1~
ter Co., Pa.
\ Livery Stea,b.e is alas kepti1 connect
Gion w;tl tais Hotel.
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ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR Al LAW,
Coudersport. Pa, will attend to all business
Entrusted to his care, with pre- mptpes ana
1dt ity- Gfice on Southwest corner G. Main
and FeE1.k streets.
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ATTORNEY. AND C0UNSELL08 II Law,
Coudersport Pa, will attend the several
1onrts in Potter ard Mkean Counties. All
business entrusted IN his care viii receive
prompt attention. Office ecEzer ef West
md Third streets.
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. HARRISBURG, PA,
4 ,EFVTS for the Collection of CLAN 5
s against the United States and State Got-
,arnments, such IS Pension county AIIenl %. ;
of PAY sc. Address Box 50, harrisburg 3 D.
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II r oLMST ED,

DEALER IN STOVES, TIN Il SHEEE IRON
WARE, Main St, nearly opposite the Court
House, Csuderspcrt, Pa. I'm aEG ohee'
Iron Ware made t. order, II gooo SIZE on
short notice. -
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DEALER N Dry GOODS, READE-E ABE
Clothing, Creckery, Groceries &c, Nam ST.
.COuderspOrt, Pa.
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DEALEE in Dry Goods, Groceries, FroTisioTsS
Hardware, oueensware, Cutlery, and all
Goods usually found in q country A-ore'---
Coudersport. NeT. 81, 1861.
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ATTORNEY AT Law, CoudersPort, Ff,, 7ylll
attend to ali business entrusted to him, with
care and promptness. Office On Second St,
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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Special and Editorial Notices, per line, 20
#All transient advertisements must be
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of advertisements from distance, unless they
are accompanied by the money or satisfactory
reference.
BLANKS, and job Work Of all kinds, at
tended to promptly and faithfully.
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PHYSICIAN, CoudersPort, Pa,
respectfully iaforms the citizens Of the VII
laee and yi4i1igy t.zat he viii promptly re-
spond to aE calls for professional services.
Office On Maia ST., il builGlEG formerly oc-
cupied bv G. ~. Ellis Esq.
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ApvERrIs gMENTs inserted at the following
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THE
POTTER JOURNAL j
PUBLISHED BY
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THE

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T. W. KNOX,

ATTORNEY ~ LAW, Coui,rspets' Pa ! IL
& regularly attend the Courts IN EotIer F'+u
the adjoining Counties.
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*x Devoted to the cause of Republicanism,
the interests of Agriculture, the advancement
of Education, and the best good of Potter
county. Owning no guide except that OF
Principle, it will endeaveT to aid in the work
of more. fully FreedomzRg our Country
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cramm'em iu, anyhow, and jump on 'em
for sake of ccmpactnes, Its bad for the
cologne bottles aud fancy inkstands if /
pack 'em loose, I'd like to know how 6f.
teen pairs of boots and a dressing-case are
going into one valise? Who's that p
Come Jeffersop-I can't ask you to take
Z chair because, you see, they're all full;
but l shall be very happy if you will take
the top of trunk or the ooal.seuttle."
Carll Jefferson advanced gipserly into
che room, carefully avoiding the many
traps and pitfalls that strezed the floor,
aud sat down on an empty hat-box.
"Paoking up, eh? Where are you
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Henry Ward Becchcr on Freedmen.

ln the course OF q very powerful sermon at
Plymouth Church las; evening Mr.. Beceher expressed
the following sentiments IN relation TO Freedmen.
Negro Suffrage etc:
Il hold that tins nation take care of these freed
men temporarily II must only be temporarily because
1t is IN the law OF nature that men shall take care OF
themselves But how can do this il We don't recog
uile them as men. merely demand for the black man
that he shall have the rights Of decent "lltc man
hold that every man under law has flght 10 nave
voice In the framing of that law. advocate tie en-
frnuc scment of the freedman not because he * pre-
pared for IT, but because be- must learn bY pracuchs
his right / would give the right OF suffrage TO every
forcigner-to every lTishmdn; though ! think thal
the negro would invariably east bis vote more IN the
spirit OF our institutions than the Irish DO. Mt Beeeher
strongly advocated the right Oi women 70 vote hoid
ing that their not neng allowed 10 vote was an evl
dcpce of the old doctrine Of superiority OF ineI
being superior 10 women. He held that the right o
suffrage must eventually he universal IN TINS country
aud recognized in this grand principle which Is al
ready pcryulmg all nations. Any man who does mol
believe this grand political truth OF America u Il,
statesmen. These men who combat this great idea o
liberty invariably get beaten In the end and uSualN
exn ain il ly suylug that the radicals ofercamt
them Yes II Is the "radicalsiti Is the root OF good
the root of right tho root of divine power which must
ever overcome them. They call the radicals dsturoeis
the peace God abdicates, aud denies ms
when ne permits peace before justice s done 20 gu.
freedmen. Ii will be the climax and completion VI
Christs example when this OBJECT Is aeeoIP1sshe1s'
There will soon be a better feeling between the NoI.n
and south. When bone has been broken ~ - PIiln Pl
ful when the knitting together Is IN pfokrosS. ine
North and South are now undergoing me oleI1tlon u m
being knit together; II Is htie palhM| uu, 'no! ~ " ~
become once more united stronger and more peileo'
than ever before
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
CITY NEWS.

SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT THE PARK.-The
skies were lowering Saturday and neither the music
nor tie attendance at the openar concert on the after
noon OF that day. we're quite satisfactory as could
have been desired. Most persons who went to the
Park took with Them their umbrellas and perhaps the
musicians were careless in their performance knowing
that the audience was prepared to hoist parasols and
decnmp at momentsnotcc. The Scherzo from Men.
delssohn's ever delgltnl Scotch symphony was given
however. IN very cred.tlble manner. and the
feature of the entertainment although stirring march
by Rockefeller drew out considerable applause. Those
oi appreela.ye turn whQ attend these concerts OBJ
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

custom for the runners OF sailos boarnrb houses 10
board the foreign ships arriving her, Id Inducing the
desert tDeir ships ng at times iou mean. eject N
pu.poses This no.withstinding the ineinsfions tres,
,uins the surrender of sal desef'ng thei. bin.
reached such pitch that captains and Of ye..s
pecialy Of German vessels, could scarcely be induced n =
10 this port few sailors niTht be- and then r.cant
but with the boarding: :bouse people and their
rasively and sometimes quite actively assisting and eor
ling the deserters the results found aogethe
TO the expense incurred.
The Prus.an bark Louisa Wckhards arrived
about the 7th instant On the next day crowd OF rough,
aboard assaulted the captain and mate beat Of The
ran of with fge Of them, either with or -s
their consent. The captain c. A. Wilde applied for -
te stion TO the Acting Consul General Guido Baron Won e.
bow, who through his counsel Messrs tincke aud Lan.
applied TO Commsionsr Newton, under the Int-rnsssn
treaty for a warrant for the dessr'es. Under the VIZ,
Issued TO the Marshal the Deputy arrested OF the 49,.
who has been duly turned to the captain h., =
Friday the Deputy Marshal came before the Commi.,.
aud complained that he had been obstructed in erecpt
warrant by Charles Hemsnd tbetter known as Pras
Charley. Mr.. Lspsugh, wishing to discover some r,s
stop the continued resistance OF the sailors boarding
the law has had The accused held TO bail in 0O 10
the charge of obstuctng the United States officers in b
cution Of their duty. w
The was at the request Of the accused sdOurn.a
Wednesday, ut p IL.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Latest ship News.
ARRIVED.


Steamship Constitution. Greenman, Savannah rd,.
pass, 70 Wskeman, Gookin / Dickinson
Steamship Vanne Whitehursi. savannah Sept. a. with eo
ton ana pass. 70 Livingston, Fox L Co.
ship Harvest Qleen hu.chinson. Liverpool Aug q with
mdse' and i)l pass to Chas. If. Marshall & 60.
Bark Canpsnero lof Liyerpoo) Darling Rio Janero An.
y, with coffee. 70 PendrTsrasi, Bros. Co.
Bark Chrs. Brewer, Smith, Cow bay days, with coal n
Bns II. b. Emery, Bradford, Linsan IA days with Goa.
Bris Fswn (of Yarmouth " 81. Dufkee Jac.sl sh m,
with iogwood, Sc 20 Brett. Son x Co.
Brig Scotland l9f Bsrbldoes, Cunningham sarbsaons
Brig Alice Lea fo Wilmington. Del, Hergiug Plcou NJ
DAYS, wi,h coal to !. l. McCready 4 Co.
Brig Rainbow lof Chariotte,own. PEL Cassidy Pic.n
y. :, 10 days, with coal. c. II. Tmmbull
schr Forrest kns loi Fairhsven Briggs Cow Bay dAy,
schr csp, John, Torey, Bangor days with lumber
schr scaport Velser Northiport foI Albany
schr. Rio Grande. Allen, saybrook
Schr l.. Daniels. Smith Hartford
sc.r Anna b. Jacobs, sheppard Albany for New.IIayen.
schr. President, Bacon, Adams ior Kent, Conn.
Schr Superior, Hatch Rockiand lime.
schr Hampden Belle Hatch Philadelphia far salem.
schr r. n. Wilson Mul! Providence lor Delaware City.
sSehr Cha: : Bebee; Bebee; George, Bank
schr A. q. Hazard. jayne Hartford for Philadelphia.
Schr Herbert Msnon. Phinrey Boston.
SchL Wm. Cray Cars. Portland.
SChr Nile, Hall New Bedford
Schr Ontario Barber. Newport.
schr 3. D. Pi,ts. Joue. Eila5etbport FOR Norwich.
Schr. Jo. Hal. Cole Eza5ctlp0rt ior New Haven.
Schr : D. kohn stockin Portland.
Schr. ID. y. Bayles. Jsyues Port Jefferson.
Scbr. Hskr. Phillips Providence for Philadelphia.
schr. X. j. Hoyt. Parker. New-Hayen Tor Baltimore.
Schr. Mary A, Merrill, Rockland.
SchI. Julie D.. Pie. Halifax.
Schr. r.. II. Atwood, Rich, Boston.
Schr Walter II. ThOmdke jameson Lingsn.
Schr Mary Elizabeth Taylor Providence for Phlladepks
Schr :. T. King. Gendening. Calais
Sch- Surprise. Baker Boston.
schr Adrian, EthFiige, Eocslard
SchT. Oleade. Ethncge Rocklind
schr North,m Light, Brecsmarter.
Sclr Mary Francis. -, Bangor.
Schr VI. n Brainerl, Hamilton. Portland.
Schr Royal Arch tBED, Dawson, Windsor.
Schr Adaine. Hatch. Boston.
Schr X. Bruce. Gregory, kockland.
Schr NJ. > Hathaway Cole. Lingsu
Schr May \. Rowland Fuller. New-Bedford
Schr ;. }. Lindsay. Crcke,f. Mlofidse.
Schr ;. NJ stg0u Collins, Bangor.
Schr r. c. johnson, Baker Boston.
Schr Mecca Small 81. Andrews y. Il.
Schr sally Gay, Fowler. Providence for Albany.
schr. henJ amin. -, Passport.
schT W. +. Williams Richola, Fal River
schr Jane Maria, Bushnell Norwich
Schr Jos. T. Ross STAPLE Providence for EbzaoeupoFt
Schr. Henry Gibbs Snow. New Bedford.
Schr Lea May. Buck. Huiiilx
SchT Pantlea. Racket. DightOn.
sch. Emily Fowler, Holbaook, New Haven.
WlND-At Sunssi ).
MEMORANDA.
TIE brig G. Mathews Of Searsnor Me-, recently ashore
BArurcai has been Oft aud toed 10 the city sun
day morning by the NcwloT Cosst Nreckins Company
Relief Ihe bIs is badly strained IND Is eaAiri
freely.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
fAdyegtisemeutI

LOGAN, STURGEON, BRoUGH AND WIRz. with
Portraits and Characers-PKssIDrST LINCOLN, with
portraits showing marked change in bis phy.iosuomy in
four years Signs or CHARACTER, by Mrs WyIys-The
FOR Women-How to Win Loye-Faces a, the Window-Our
American GiEIs-Swedeuborg-Wh they ssy-Buin and
Mud--Equal gt.-Goiug south-vi.itors Coming. Bu,I
SFssiiin. to Speakels-ln Troub.e-Maiame IIahnemanu
My ldeu.-Tle Armadilo, with cuts, and much other
interesting matter IN the Oct No. PnRENoLoGcAL JOURNAL
20 Gents. Newsmen have Il. Address Messfs. FOWLER
WELLS No 3a9 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
cOr-pT c,TFNDAP-Tu,, n,

30. 81 p, 30. 80 So 80 81. 80 g. 49, Il, ~ a. IS & a %
10, so 81. 81. So 81. -
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.-N G Bienolo
agt Bush 25 Tyler sgt Hecker 81 sawyer at, Frazer "a
Wear sst Peileteer: IS nessgnan ast speron. s Z =
wagen sgt Revere; 49, Rui at. United States Tns 1o
81. Hawkins agt Hawkins; 63 Hsney sgt. Mcmillan ss
Walker sg r. &c. of q. Bank; 70, Martin sgt Richsrc,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
SUPERIOR COURT-SpEcrAL TRRx-SEpr 1-p.,..
Justice MOScRIEP '''''
pICISraNc

Michael Moore agt. BENJAMIN Fiske.-O,a.
granted William Campbell agt. Charles A. Seelev -n'I
granted Everett Etng ngt. william l.. Elswor,L os
granted Horacs d. Claain sgt. Robert Fod-Mooo yr,
Joseph H. Cotton agt. Alvin }. Johnston.-slooa srsr
John Hesh ast james Lynch.-Moiion granted CbsrT'
Bank at. Albert Ply..-Order granted IN the cs.s
Catharne Houckin.-Order grated. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
LAW rNTELLiGENCE.

UNITED STATES COMMlssl OtFlCE-SEPr %
Befor. Commis .ioner NEWTON
ENFORCEMENT OF INTERNATIONAL TREArIis-TlICKs
or KEEPERS OF sAILORS boARDING-HOUsLs.
United states ugt. Charles iiemkind
There has been for u long tIAe VI tAls porI,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
HrAvY RonnrRY BY 4 CLERK

HEAVY ROBBERY By \ CLERK.-On Friday
night llst Sergeant McGiven and officer Hate f the
Seventeenth Precinct arrested james Wright late
clerk m the employ of Frederick Boass deIcr IN silks
aud urs al No. 81 MaiGcnlauc on the complaint of the
latter. and . warrant issued by Justice Mansfield.
Ile complainant states tlat fr some time past the
csci has been IN the habit Of taking goods from the
store aud dispOsing Of them to Isaacsohn Bnrthock.
lr merchants doing business in Nas,au-s and OIL ers.
II claimed by the complainant that tie amount of tie
prisoner, pccuntions Will reach the sum OF g, 800
search warrant also issued by the magistrate and
fic Ot the above firm searched. IL 10 We're
found goods Ia the amount Of $1,000 which were doni
lied by Mr.. Boass his property. The private apart
mcuts ot Barhoick then searched by toe officers
and S00l worth II additional goods found stolen and
also Identified ~ MrB IL is believed that the remainder
the goods have been disposed Of the accused AID
the proceeds spent by him. he having lately led rather
fst lie IN Brooklyn. He held 10 bail By the magis
trate In the OF 5000 The prisoner las been IN
tue employ OF Mr B0iss for the past six years and
until atcly has been implicitly trusted by him.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
SEIZURE OF MONEY Ayp GAMING IMPLEMENTS

NLlIi Et Of ADNL1 ANDhAIiNb IMGLt VI EH -
Hr TIE PoucE.-DLrng the past few weeks Alr. Jo-
scph Gregg Of No II CAambsrsst.. has lost large
sums of money at various gaming establishments on
Bruaawly. and believing that lie had been defrauded
De applied 10 Justice Connolly Of tie Fourth District
Cont TOR redress. The magistrate on Friday Issued
search warrants and placed them in the hands Of Ser
geaut Ieictts. commanding The Court squad for SER
vice. The following night. accompanied by Sergeant
Ira : Gar and OF the Second District Court. and
squad of police he made a d0scen. upon the establish
ment Of Mics Fcrrin at 80. so broadway and there
found John simmons. John Larue. Samuel Taylor Ed
ward Brackett James Williams. James j. Bradford
George ovens. Charles W. Sawyer, Frank johnson
Henry Wilson. Henry s Rich. Edward c. Slade. VII.
ii. m A. Stone. John +. Davis and soldier who re-
fused to give bis The names given by the pTs'
oners were In most assumed, and II is stated that
NJ least one military officer of high standing was
among the party arrested These men were taken 10
tLc Fifteenth Precinct S,aiiOL-t0use and locked up for
the ~ ght large number Of gambling implements
were seized. including l.2i checks and Sl,OJi IN
money On saturday. the prisoners were taken before
Justice Connolly, but the complainant failed 10 make
his appearance the discharged with the
exception Of simmons Brackett and Jones, who were
held to bail IN the sum Of 500 each.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

LAUNCH OF \ STEAMsHP.-Ab0ut ii o'clock
on Saturday the new side-whee steamship Saratoga
successfully launched from the yurd Of ID. d. Wes-
teryelt at the foot Of Ilolstonst The Saratoga, 10.
gc.her with similar launched from the lne yard
few DAYS since was hut for tie United States Mail
New.York and Virginia steamship Company, and will
replace the Yorktown and Jamestown. both Of which
DESTROY ed at Richmond during the war. Her dl
mensoas are as follows: Length Of deck. 23O feet:
beam am.dships 80 feet fore and abat the wheel, %
feet depth of hold - feet; measurement 100 tuns
She has five watcr-tlght compartments, three forward
and two ait. and is dogbe.decked. Her frame Is com
posed principally of white oak chestnut aud hackma-
tack thoroughly bfaccd with iron straps. Her plank
ing is of white oak and the decks ~ pine Tie state
rooms are large and airy aud win De fitted up in
hrst-cliss style. end will accommodate about
20 ffsciass passengers The second cabin and steer
age viii BE- provided with excellent accommodations
for the comfort Of passengers. She has one sin
gle beam etgine with GJ-inch cylinder, and II feet
stroke bl ~ the Alnire Works. under the supcrin.
tsndence Of W. w. Vanderbilt She is also supplied
with Baruums bilee pump, which Is capable OF dis
charging 80 of water when making ID revolutions
She has two large boilers rs well donkey boilers,
pump ana hosting gear 10 is expected that the Sara
toga viii be ready for about the lst Of January
uc@t
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

A GERMAN PHYSICIAN MIssTNG.-Attention
is called to tho advertisements in other column Offering
rewards for information to the whereabout Of Dr. b.
wofsohn, resident Of this city, who has been missing
since Friday evening last.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

TIE FRENCH FLEET IN OUR HARBoR.-Con.
siderable interest is daily felt in the French naval
vessels which have been anchor in our harbor for
some time past. The passenger by almost any one OF
the ferryboats is struck by the frequency with which
the trcoored flag of France is to be seen flying above
the bay we meet active neatly dressed little sailors
in the streets almost every day. with the name OF their
ship their hatblnds, and talking French at every
thing they see.
The frigae Thcmis, Rear. Admiral Baron de Didelot
is the principal vessel Of the feet. She IS very beau
tful seam.frgate model Of hel class, and VISIT to
her clean well.ordered decks is 10 obtain hycy aD'
probation Of Heavens first law She IL but live
wears old, mounts ~ guns-l4 32.pounderd and 10
10 pounder-and her engines direct action, Dullt
after the French fashion Her comprises no men,
and her officers, beside Baron de Ddel0i, are Capt
Rlboult Commander de Verneul, Commander Roubct,
Surgeon Battarel Pursor Thomns. Aidde-Camp Cos
tard du CosQuer. Aidde Camp Basset Secretary Bale
zeaux. and Chaplain Refine.
The other OF the feet also wei worthy OF
visit. We understand that The vessels wi remain
some time longer in our waters.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25
Nrw.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY. SEPTEMBER I5' leoH
hat tho morchss bearing tho foregoing name ar,

serve that tho mnrches bearing the foregoing name sr'
uniformly good and Is cae 20 Ike composer TO inform
the ,ublc thot lie is young German mus.ciln Of this
eitv member Of the Genital Park band and skllfnl
performer as well rs talented composer. We can only
adj to this notice that toward the close Of the concert
spectators had opportunity to observe the balloon
ascension Of Mr. Lowe, the aerial yoyagers rising rap
idly ard drifting in north-wesery direction Rapid.
" becoming enveoped in Clouds they were soon lost to
view, at an altitude, apparently, Of not more than 500
f.a from ~ earth.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

60 LIS.
Tie charge is that Coils Was paid for two wears and
six months, before July }, l-J salary First Clerk in
in the Street Department though be never performed
single day service lA that capacity Coils al the time
holding position i % rlcncantlc house Tleio j. no
pIeien,e tLat knew Of these fncts ~ that could
possibly have aly interest n paying Coils Tor nothing
need only ray that bis name regularly appeared on
the pay rolls cent liOm the street Comm ssioLcrs Office
with tie usual Official certificate required by the ur.
Ginauccs, signed by tie Street Comn.-i ioner In the
following words certify that the services charged
Ia Ic above roll actually performed. and that the
cOmUcns itiuns paid are ln accordance with The or.
dIlaucc' Ia was for the St-crt Commissioucr or his
subO rdiuates 10 ascertain whether any person IN his
department was drawing pay without service. and If
be has been negligent m this lcspcct it Is he and not
who should Do cclsurod or accused. These 1imsy
charges attest how difficult Il is for my enemies 10 find
any substantial ground Tor accusing ne OF misconduct
The rlLLus PAR -OS5 JUDGMENTS.
Mr. Hcrrick charges that during The wear 1864, OF
since the commencement of the present yenr Thomas
&. Fields ana Parsons, attorneys Or parties claim
ing have demands agniust the city for TABOR services
upon tie highway under the direction OF the Supcfin-
cndent Of Roads brought upward oi one hundred suii
against the cythat these suits under the dr,C Ctuu
OF the Controller, The general Issue Was pieaded-the
causes were ou tie caridar '0r tra iorsoy,r month,
until july last when the Controller agreed that ludg-
men5 should be- entered up in h oi them without trial
with coss 10 the amount Of eos sd IN each suit al
though The Controller klew that a majority Of the
claims cOnd never be proved, and that many OF them
were fraudulent. and thus The city largely cheated.
MIR IerrIck that he believes this charge 20 bc
true ana capable ''uf substHntlaion y irrcatabie cvi
dcnce, and that "iu relation O the fraudulent jndg-
merits II can be sustained 'by multitude OF witnesses
la Hf M A Hn mas
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-25

TIE brig C. Mathews. Of Searsnort Me-, recently ashore
BAruecai has been of and owed 10 the city sun
day morning by the Ncwi Cotst Nreckins Company
steamer Relief Ihe 0rs Is badly strained IND Is LEAKING
fre.f