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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Lalcaf ShiD New.

ARRIVED. ,
T. 6 steamer Wanda Acting Mlse. F. T. King foft ho!a'
DAYS. ~
Bark Adelaide Pendersast iof Bsrbadoosl. La"ton, hs
Janero June l.. coffee Pcldergat Bro. co. suee N
company with bark Lapwirs. King ior Baltnio,, ~
Moupeler, Watts iion Cardiff disclaTgn- NsI D'-''
Nesper do do. schr AthGite, Wade. from Hc"-i"A' ~
charging; simr. Ajax Godfrey do. waitins... -.
Bark Nettie Mergyman (of Brgns"eA' Aol +4ei.'"~"'
Cow Bay 20 days coal 20 master. ., 81, D.. %
Big Paragon lof St. John " Ri FzseFad, 1Nee Bay -
~, ,Y Ni,kels Tracy Sagua days. s1cir Ihonpson
& u,,s, sailed in company with brig wilma Henry ana
49,, Gov New. York Lett bark Sea GEM. or New YORK
"a io bris Marzaan for do. in days; 7 "a Ann ifon
W.yark inst arrived; o. C. Clary and LA Mana di'
ino of Bristol Ensl, Far, MarieaSO 10 days sugar
s6r George Washington. Pendlei0a ErabeihT"" 'o'
Schr Sarah Jane, Fisher, Elzsbe'hpo FOX PROVIDENCE
coal. - , ,,.hn. =. 5,vs .c.,,s
&c. ). w. Lewis &c.
WlND--At Sunset, Ss.E.
BELOW.
Bark slbertina, from Vera Crrz.
Brig Velocity, nom Wes, Indies.
SAILED.
Steamship Ocean Queen, Vera Cruz 3la'-i 4s''
s,,.,.,,, r,v;,,..os bound s.-July 60 o?o n Caro-
Lookout y. W. q miles. -. y,.-luy 81,
Brig j. r. Neyus, iIou Neuyltas ior "" ieIA-'
OF Cape May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Evening Exchange-A
PbiI.deiphin Cattle Narisct-

The supply Of Beet Cattle this week wss 10 We! arr 20
oaerinss amounting in all to 1850 heed THIS aa.hei as.
ever was fully equal 20 the demand. tho market oeht
dull Only one small lot o; Western cattle broIi 30 ~
The sales at prices ranging .o. - - ~ ~
binary and GOOD cattle, Gni nom So TO - Nv i'
prime aud extra. ,.,..-,,
sHgEP-The sheep market was rl'c aoiyf aa ne W..
good. The sales amounted 70 nearly b'Vi ra !. ~.
as 20 quality. =.
HoGs-Ths demand for hogs continues active and y. =.
fred 800 head disposed a. ~ ron. -"
$40 - y 100 ID net The market closed trni ., !,
Cows-There has been change in tb's market; ~ ssa
were sold from rs to for Sprns .l Eca { %
:. .nr... ~, md.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
Passengers Smiled.

Tn steamship Vera Cruz for Havana, Vera Croz. GcN.
Eoin Count Resseguier f. NJ Me,Te. Loay. Jose de o'
A. Ruiz wife and daughter o. Hodson. " 0., Garcia.
A. Prize W. Prize /. Oai.ne, +. VI Hugh, J. Rolf Mise
Fntena j. Howard, 3 Thomson, bona Rafa. a. Slater.
r. Ripet, +. yain, A. Dinkwaer, r. Link sad .; sl;e; G.
Scotch y. Young J. Jen-s NJ Rcader, ". Ale.o j. j.
Moras WIN. Grey. +. Mnsdns, VI. Doninsles and wife +.
Manu 4. Cou-,antin, I. Rodrigues C. Brown W Meyer'
Mmos W. Porro. A. Mller D. Begic. r. De IA Carlo lie
Dusuenos Capt. Besw!ck, |. Beswck Chm. - NDo'4''
n..-h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
BEOOkLHN NEWS.

THE KINGS COUNTY BOARD OP SUPERVISORS.
The annual meeting of the Board OF Supervisors was
held yesterday afternoon the business being the cleo
ton Of officers for the County institutions Dr. A. j.
Wilietts chosen physician OF the Jail and DR..
John j. Zabriskie was reelected physician Of the
Penitentiary. A motion 10 elect keeper of the Peni-
tontary laid over. in consequence OF charges
brought against the present occupant Mr. McNeilly.
The subject referred the Peniteniiary Committee
for report. Mr. Gilbert Hicks reelected store.
keeper OF the Amshouse. after which the Board ad.
iourned until next Tuesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02
A Card.
TIoEEsTA OIL AND LUMBER CoMPANT-cHARsEs
AGAINST PRED. 4. HOwE-EXPREssIoss OF
SYMPATHY

SYMPATHY.
A large meeting Of the friends o( Mr. +. 4.
Howe was held last evening at the =. Nicholas Hotel
10 express their sympathy with him reatng TO bis
arrest and tue charges made against hin.
Horace Cullnm. esq, Of Meadyille, w1s appointed
Chairman and Mr.. Watt y. Clark. Secrc-afy
Statements made with reference g. rho character
Of the lands 10 question, aud The manner Of Mr.
Howe's arrest was commented upon N severe terms
The postponement Of the trial was very mach re-.
GREETED on account Of the i'll health ofJGdce DOging
committee on resolutions was appointed. WHO re.
ported the following. which were unanimously adopted
JyhcreGs Frederick 4. Rowe vi Mcadvie PA tie
18Th ait aured from his residence to Rochester New-YoiA
by forged kilograms summary crested trr ifeyeI,ed
friends and hurried in indecent and crge haste 10 SeYork
to answer a charge OF swnding; and
Uhcreas, The accusations Of the comp ainan have been
published broadcast by the metropolitan pes % the deep
injury Of the good and business credit o. W. Howe
and 70 the great damage Of the Interests and cs Of the
Tionesta Lumber aud Oil Company and
JJhere0s We, the friends and neglb1.s {: Ny. Howe
from Western New-York. Pennsylvania and tho CITY q
New YORK have been in attendance upon to court to-day
bear testimony the high character aid ndng q Mr.
Howe and the substantial merits and value a. d COMPANY
property and interests; now, therefore
Resored That sincerely depore the al r.ct today
Of the investigation which would have enabled to counter and
and respectfully request asuspensog public opinion
the merits o; this case aud the parties concerned or,
the trial shall be concluded.
Resoired That having kn - Mr.. Howe y ho social nt
business relations OF lie Tor years, AMI n'S aec iSned
with the property which IS sought to be esDascdby these
charges express the rnes confidence Tat ot oDy VIII
the character Of Mr. Howe be fully yialicita sac the mo
tive OF his defeated by the inyeo but that tie
Company in question will not receive g rom wni,h 70
high and peculiar character will net enable 20 recover IN the
public estimation.
Resolred That those newspapers which haze ibshed the
charges against Nh Howe be requested to 1H these r'so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

Mr.. SMITH J. EASTMAN.-Ths gentleman,
who, as alleged left the country some weeks since.
with "A considerable amount Of money belonging II
other people, has recently been heard from. Mr. George
W. Parsons. who was Mr.. Eastmans legai adviser,
pursued him TO Europe aad his arrival in France.
ascertaned that be was in Lyons. He went To that
city aud found him in OF the iunltic assyums. Mr..
Parsons states these facts in "a letter 10 Mr. j. W.
Lcycrcdge Of this city but gives detail 70 his
condition the of his confinement in such
institution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

SUDDEN DEATH OF A UNITED STATES SEA.
May-On Monday night seaman named Charles l..
Wormel be onging to the United States ship mo lying
nj the BROOKLYN Navy Yard. went to Wilamsburgh
(south side) to take board ship another man. but
when entering the boat it is alleged Wosnell fell of
the plankway backwards and broke bis neck, dying
almost instantly Coroner Barrett sent tia body 10 the
Marine Hospital where he will hold al examination
to-day Deceased was a native of Maine.
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between

w. ArmGed coal merchant, in Tl..tst. between
South Sixth and South Soyenthsts j.. H., was visited
by BURGERS who entered in the Of 10 building
and drilled The Office safe in scienur manner, aitei
which they Lid fuse OF gDOnt six iegl and succeeded
in blowing open the safe. The nose 81 the explosion
was heard nc the South Seyenthst Ferry. iho amouni
Of plumber obtained vas very snall-not sufficient Il
paw for the trouble-and Mr.. Arnelc says il the burg
lars will the papers relating TO his mothers vii
be will not feel bad about the small amount Of cash
missing,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

match for beautiful bail and bat and tho whole con
cuded with a 20 yard sack race for silver cup.
Altogether it was q time long to be remembered w
,he coord people Of this and neghborrg cities rs ore
Of intense enjoyment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

The BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATIoy.-
The Board held regular meeting las: evening and did
some routine business, among which the organza-
ion OF a lew Public School. TO be known 40. -
which is intended to relieve the ovcrcrowded condition
Of Nos. and d. The house is TO be located the
corner Of Amiiy and Columbilsts. \ committee was
appointed to select corps of male and female teachers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

The KINGS COUNTY SUPEIINTENDENTs OF
TIE pooE.--lae investigation into the CIRCUMSTANCES
relative to The alleged awarding of contracts to Mr.
taIbOy of the highest bidders for furnishing the
County Institutions with -four, instead of 10 the lowest
bidder, continued before the Supervisors Commit
tee Yesterday. when 1t appeared that the original BIDS
had been lost There is therefore official evidence IN
regard 10 the matter Several witnesses were exam
inrd whose Testimony went 10 show that the lowest
bidders were the Messrs. Barring. The Committee Will
continue the Investigation on Thursday Qo-mo!row)
afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF THE MAN
DROWNED AT THE SCUM SEvENTIIsr FERM-Ibe
body of the men who was drowned on Monday evening
while attempting to leave the ierryboat Arizona before
she chained 10 the bridge was recovered yester'
dav forenoon nc the foot of South Eighths His name
is John Shevn. II years of age. natiyc OF ireland
lie resided in Conscyea ST.. between Even ana Leon
arL.ss l.. d., and was employed cutter In taior
ing establishment in NcwIork. Coroner Barrett ldst
night held inquest at the late residence OF deceaseu
verdict in accordance with the facts was rendered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

The SUICIDE IN GREENWOOD CEMETERY
Coroner Lynch held inquest upon the body Of Arct
bald Mathews who committed suicide IN Greenwood
Cemetery ON Saturday evening last. The evidence
proved that he bad of late been much depressed IL
shirts in consequence OF his inability 10 work on ae
count OF the weakness Of his eyes not wishing 10 be
burden on any one he concluded 10 end his existence
The verdict Of the Jury that lie came 10 his death
temporary alteration of the mind. His last request in
letter 10 his son. That he be buried in Greenwood
Cemetery where lie ended his earthly career, was COM
Piled with.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

A SAFE BLOWN OPEN AND ROBBED.-Ab0ut
IA oelSk On Ipesday mVIning tLe eIl.ee 81 NJ WE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-08-02

TO DE EXECUTED Alichal Kenny, convicted
oi the murder %. German named Rayensburg, has
been sentenced executed in the yard OF the Kings
County JAIL Friday next, the 18th inst Strong '!'
forts are being made TO induce Gov. Fent0n TO com
mutc the sentence 10 Imprisonment for life and with
some hone of success.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-12-16
HELMBoLD's ROSE WASH,

11EANrDOLD . 1tOI'@4 " <Ah1AI,
1n excellent Lotion for diseases arising from hsbis Of
dissipation used In connection with the Extracts Buchu
and Sarsapara, In such diseases recommended. Evil
dence Of the most responsible and reliable character will
accompany the medicines. Also explicit directions for
use t1l hdrsds Of thousands living witnesses, and up
wards Of 50 900 unsolicited certificates and
tory letters of which from the highest sources,
including eminent Physicians clergymen, Statesmen &C.
The Proprietor has resorted to their publication IN
the newspapers docs not do this from the fact that his
articles Standard Preparations and do not need
20 be propped up by certificates.
The Science OF Medicine, like the Doric Column should
stanS simple pure, majestic having Fact for It's basis,
Induction for it5 pillar and Truth alone Tor its Capital
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09

Atheton Salem; schrs velma, Moore: Ausen BnkMUR
Lisursi Pray; vcIs shsrm,n; csPnen, HPlsy; sik
- ~ hS rs asr!sc!a; kss - !.leS
ec:sss; s,ss:s ssa ] fh,st 49,. 49, .ss
d'Rs Ss III G.. sa $500
=:
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York sicop Mary Brush. Hudson EIzsbethpS!t heie.Ss
fs5fs dRSss a2|Ae a. .osss Is
SssEs Arthur s si%peon chsrn ,,o.s "a eSS
s'sIs 8. sfsi % .sD fF sss:
sept Ar sshr 20 gcrs: :. S ,ss 1Sx,
CID belfast for Richmond Va; SARAH Thomas, AYors
srS s sSars w, Gups Gup and Empress rsSn
Work Palas do Pilot Thompson and june
gss. :S. s ss. ssss.,
pni ~, r0lyne:lan tHaw Green, Honouiu 9TH Ptlal
gsu ssnu Msp HfSs
s R Dublin Gog Newcastle via Auqkand l2h, 6race
kdsn %
ri: :ses I'm S sas:esss'
S ssssn Go1 2h Sss
pha; VIM Bgtmsn Smart NYors SD MS, schrs FL
iaSse ESsr sSTTSl3s0' Davis PHI
pha; Waidron Dean Kiaabe Sport; Ponder n1 Is
coin and Jonac Chew, Buebee, NYork
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schr White Cloud, Hedges. Virginia. days.
Schr Moderator, Let's 0eorget0wn, DAYS.
Schr Vaport BogarA Baltimore days
nehr Ruene Vista. McLAne laltmofe, dayG,
Schr D = Sawyer, 80por. BaltignoFe, s dayS rEnt
Schr vcrnilon, Oagts, PhfAdelphia for fruvj60nA
scnr Shooting Star, Marshall, Ca!ais. 5 daya .
Schr MaabaF, Welsh. Bangor, days
ssSr waiter Hs S Ds. Sjso ar Albany
Schr Empress Preston. Rockiand. .a.
s an S1 H. Ss:gs Portland for Albany
schr Bescom, Hart Boston. ~
ss chr Lincoln, --, Boston SQr Phladelphis.
hchr N French, Jones' Boston,
-sehF EQra, Belly, Gloucester. II
schr WHISTLER, :eonard. PEQytdep3e s. fas..ss
s sssr E Hss fsfss s css x To- rsAsspo
Schr p5ils Roberts New Raven fot Elisabethport.
schr 0nses Hoyt New London for Elzabethport.
Schr Ruth aasey Rowe, New london for Albany.
Schr Henrietta Minor. New London for Albany
Schr Hume Baker, New Lor.don.
Schr Q X, Ethrdge, New London for Elizabethport -
port. y -st
schr y Ingraham tnew), Dickens, Hartford.
ocrr Cynthia Jane, Stuart, Hartford 'i'+
BELOW vts
Steamer Charlton, from Nassau t....y
Bark Rebeccs Goddard, Polleys, from Messins.
BARK Argeal. from Tobesc0. faf ntr
Bark R0bt Sims itl.tn q ve4--s,
Brig Merrick, from Cienfuegos. f ats ss
Brig Mary Roosevelt from Mobile. a41tf s.
Schr VIM Cousins, from LiugaD.. .y .a
Sehr Mary Rich, from New Orleans. stfss
Wind at sunset ,. with rain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09

Hon Paul Dillingham; who has been elected Governor
OF Vermont, Of the old line democratic and in
years past by them, Of unsucceesfully
for Governor. The democratic papers have had som6
fun out Of him In the canvass They have exfiumed
Secretary Of WAR; asking an opportunity buy the Fort
Smelling property IN Mnneesoia He Gays he wants 70
from Vermont. Whore genuine democracy In 10
poorly thought Of by the great coored party who ra
and always win hero" He refers the Secretary 70 seve
raj gentlemen who he snys twill yeucb ieJ 20 map
usHaPe Vsll nAsgayg knGxHs:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09
MANHOOD.

IL the Young and rising generation the vegeatve powers
u s r lack 2s but few 4Sw @ s s pablo
bity Of appsation 70 mental EFFORT show its bapeful
depressing influence checking he development Of the
and sent Into the Country This Is ons
Of the worst movemens Removed from ordinary diversions
W HSTfr and e ru af
e So aRaa ' asa soaseru
rss,oa ro which 6ody and mind undergo fascinating
rents heart besds in anxiety, and the grave but
fEIMBoLp's EXTRACT BUoHu,
o Z Sasy
IndsPositicn q Essron Loss Of wer Loss of Mem
trembling prssdSai Ho SrrSr or o.
VISION nor es c s Dae1 sv Of
a" s -a Ss S n x. F.s p.s $
Bs's Hesy YIN s Of the Es rrsqgeS Black
sight Want OF Attention Great Mobility Resessness with
s9is Than nSsnE dread .Sso Fear
Sssscs no
Invariably follow Loss Of Power FSuiay
he o Dr. !n %son a. m nay %
resson ad O this ssd result occurred y two patents
They about twenty S 1 years
lowed BY those diseases insanity and eehsumpvonf
The records OF the insane asyums the
Sns
m nsr s . sxsr sSsdsn sn@ S
sound OF the voice occur IL In rarely srticulate.
with woefnl measures wan Despair
- Low sulen sounds his grief begulledv
While we regret the existence of the above diseases and
chemistry for ie removal q ,is cgg%:eausnos'-
u,auYv IHE NdsyTL 9pn FILTH
ranHsHH S 4 81 ISsiS as IT.
:nssSs s asS -pS
Prueipsi depot sae HEESsoLp's DRUG AND CHEMICAL
~ ASSEEThEoftd'LrAx HOTEL.
New York;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09
Police Intelligence.

ALLEGED THEFT OF FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Charles G. Coutant, publisher, twenty years. OF
age arrested by Captain Jourdnp, of the Sixth pre-
cnc on the charge OF having stolen package contain
ing five hundred dollars Treasury notes The money
was sent on from the South 10 Mr. Frederick Ander-
SON. Of Liberty and Nassau Streets in charge Of
Adams Express Company The messenger called al Mr..
Anderson's former place OF business, and there met
COutant who represented that he authorized TO
ceye the package which lie did and signed q receipt in
the name Of Mr.. Anderson IL is alleged that the
cused instead Of delivering the money Mr. Anderson
for whom it intended, appropriated il to his own
Justice Hogan, before whom the accused was
taken, committed him to the Tomts for trial in default
Of one thousand dollars bail
pTcEPOCKETs AT THR SCOTCH FESTIVAL.
Daring the Scotch festival in jones' Wood Thurs
day detectives Farley and Bennett three young men
pushing about through the crowd and making persistent
efforts 10 pick the pockets Of various persons in the
crowd The operators taken INTO custody and gave
their names as Augustus King, Edward Smith and
Thomas Bardce After beng detained at Police Head
quarters for The n9ht the prisoners arragned be-
fore Justice Hogan and committed TO the fombs for trial
charged with assault with intent 10 steal The pris-
opers are recent imporations from Philadelphia.
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THE WIRZ TRIAL. y
c,S ~~-
The Prisoner Asks the Benefit
Of Clergy. "
..--.-.1sS go
IMPORTANT DOCUMENTARY Ev'Dskct.
Conclusive Proof that the Richmond Rebei
authorities Knew Of the Condition o.
the Andsfsonville Prison.
Reports from WirA and How
ell Cobb.
&c. &c. 60.

WASHINGTON, Sept D. 1901
The wirz trial was resumed this morning
Judge Advocate CmPAAn read 70 the commission tne
following . KY f..g,
LITTER PRISONER = -
OLp CAPITOL PRISON, WASHINGTON, u C,{
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09

HouzEJor--ln Brooklyn, Friday September g.,
CHARLES A. EocNa.T. aged SO years months and l6
days
The rcaivey and friends OF the family, also Atlantic
Lodge No 80 J. 0. Of 0. T. and meubers or the Sail
makers Association, respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral sunday afternoon at three clock from
invitation
rFbr Otaer DsaMs Sec Srond Pa9el
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leroy City Nn,~,.


srlNc1s Yesterday forenoon Tho body Of an unknown
man atiired in salor's dress was discovered N some
bushes at the fc& Of Bergen Hl,. 10 tho vicinity Of
what IS known az 1ss hsndrod Sons leading 10 vast
ngton village. in Hudson CITY Coroner Henley was no
thed aud took charge Of The body which wus very nuc
dcccmposcd, and val hold Inquest 70 day An oxam
nation revealed the fact that deceased was apdsnan
on board the gunDoat Hendrix Hudson In hts pocket
~s lend papcr dated at the pniladeph'o Navy YARD
August giving him leave Of absence for ten days and
requiring him 20 report al tho Of shat time on
BOARD the Princeton, at the same place The pass y
signed by G. Rockwell, Acting Volunteer Idoute rant
commanding but the OF the cccased ob,cated
The impression s that deoease has fouly dealt With
Tn MURDER Al EAsToy Pa Peter Weller, the man
who was arrested in Jersey City few days since or
charge o. having murdered named John steen al
Eason Pa. was taken to that city on Wednesday, by
o'heor Manning, Of the Jersey City police and committed
LOT uIa IL appears that on the 2Bih nlt Weller was
Convicted Tor stealing from the person. and placed
under bail 10 await sentence Some tame during The day
the prisoner and Stcen had difficulty resulting from
gambling but toe parties separated without coming
violence out afterwards Weller made threats against
S~en ? Ine I'D The evening H. visited q place 10 tho
outskirts Of the town where sen was staying ana no
newod the quarrel, when man named Huffman struck
stecp W the lace, and 81 the time Weller rushed
upon him. The mans skur was fractured and b,lly
supposed TO belong TO the prisoner was iound IN The
Vicinity ai'er me occurrence Weller Is wen known 20
since he stabbed man named Lewis seven nes iuaIct
ing severe but not fatal wounds
DrATB FRon ISTKErERASU "A man named Michael
Mclaughlin died suddenly at Hudson City on the I'M
instant Coroner Haney held sn inquest. and !, was
ascertaued that deceased came 10 b. 1ea,b from ,be
ipordIDste use OF intoxicating lquors
INSULTING AVID AssAurnSG A FnxLs-A Young man
named Avick, nineteen years Of age residing in New
York, taken before Acting Recorder Bedford. Of
Jersey City yesterday charged with having nsulted ana
~, .s, NM Higgins o. ss honso%sry street on
Higgins waiting for her husband, who had stoned
behind for moments The accused, in company with
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"sHlPPlN G ~ e w S

ALMANAC ZOE rEw YOKx--THls
sun Msks .-..-.-. 80 NOON sisrs eve 9 10
sur II HICB WATER. ii 10
,@r,~>-~~N,> e~>~N~,
Port OF New York. September 3, 1865.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09

D1RTs PAIL FAsHT0Ns, COSTLY ENoRxvINGN
and other splendid novrltics in the September numbo
Of DBM0REsT's MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Now ready :
THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK :,
Capital e. mog surpI l :; X: ~ so9Me
est favorable terme. j. L. WORTH Cashier.
NEv YoRx. August q. 1886
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ARTiFICIAL EYES,

4 RTrF1cfAL HUMAN EYES MADE TO ORDER Ann
"A Inserted BY Drs #. BAUCH and p. 0OIjgEIMANI
icrpsry s%E!olpS ~ Bolss0nnsau' Of PsJ go Br9s1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-09
A REPORT FROM CAPTAIN wIRz.
Ine following paper was also PIT in evidence:-.

MAycH1 have the honor 70 make the follow ng report
" regard 70 the Confederate States military prison
tbe post ~ was assigned 10 the command oi,the PRISON
% OQSonel A. W. Persons the commandment Of the post
% ~ nth March; 1894 having reported 70 him for
CoDfederste States prisons found the prison In bad
eonditiOn owing u The want Of tools, suoh ases,
spsdes and lumber 70 erect proper buildings The first
eommandant N the post Oaptsia " 9 wInder and bis
sssssp0, oORpel A IYsRaa w III H0ah,s1 pnulal