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r15y@ UNION CITY ExEUTIvE COMMITTEE

f1Sy@ UNION CITY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
CITY OF PHILA ADELPHIA.
In accordf nee with the rules tn g members of the
Union PAtTY VII m ct in their several wards on the
y Nj at which meeting the citizens of the different
divisions present snan elect Judge and TWO Inspectors
to conduct the elections TO be he'd on the following
On the fourth uesday of August 28th inst the citi-
zens OF each warn shall meet their respective dvl
stons between the hours Of and O'Clock +. N and
eject II ON each
one Delegate to a City Convention Tor the nomination
of City ana County Officers
One Delegate to Judicial Convention.
One Delegate 10 ConpressiOna. Convention.
one Delegate to u Representative Convention.
Two Delegates to a Ward Convention III such dis
to Senatorial and one Delegate to Surveyors Con
ventIon.
Will also be chosen from each division
The loyal citizens OF PM ade phia who have so nOby
sustained the government when assaied by Rebels IN
arms, and who are IN Iayor OF securing permanent
peace by ETCEer safeguards for the ature invited
tab part in these primary elections.
he Union organization has carried the country sue
formidable Rebellion organized against the liberties
OF Iree people 1t has maintained the Union OF States
ported by the leaders OF the Democratic party 1t has
prevented the enemies OF our country from accomplish
CHS OF the nation that Which they emL ted and Jailed
to achieve in war And whilst there be no proper
indemnify Tor the two hundred thou noble lives laid
down IN defense OF the Union in the past it does demand
that there shall be security against the
rebellion in the future.
With such q record, to whom can the destnles of the
Repu bic be more safely entrustedp
we, therefore, Invite all citizens who unite with in
sentiment, who believe that treason Is a crime and will
Pari IN our primary ions in order that we may
have satisfactory representation in several Con-
Ventions - WILLIAM ELLIOTT, President
JonM ETBTfF e. HIN H GIII Secretaries. ana
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
H GEARY AND vICTORYl
GRAND UNION
REPUBLICAN MASS CONVENTION
-... | % tl..I. .L.i.' ..' 'b.a .-
IN OLD BERKSl "
AT READING,
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1866.
In obedience to resoltion adopted by the CENTRAL
GEARY LEAGUE OF the city of Reading, and the Re-
publican Executive Committee OF Berks County the
Union Republicans OF the Eastern and Middle Counties
OF otPennsylvania, favorable to the election of
MAJ0R-GENERAL JOHN W. GEARY,
For Governor Of Pennsylvania,
Are requested to meetn Mass Convention in the
city OF Reading,
AT READING,
ON WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %, 1865.
MAJOR-GENERAL JOHN W. GEARY,
For Governor Of Pennsylvania,

Are requested to meetm Grand Mass Convention, in the
city OF Reading,
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TIE NEW YORK PRESS.
EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-05
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Alpha Geld HiirsIining Csn,pnny,

Location of Works, Gold, Hill, Storey county,
Nevsda-Notlee Is hereby given, ,thnt there are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account OF Assessment No. 8. levied on the
2ith day OF April, a. D.. 1866 the several
ianonnts set opposiie the names Of the respective
shareholders. as follows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-05

Gold Hill TunneilinR Gold and
Silver Mining Company-Locatlon, Gold Hill
Mining DIstict County OF Storey, State OF
Nevada-Notice Is hereby given, that AT meet
ing Of tho Trustees Of said company. held on
tho 10th day Of May. 1866, an assessment (No. -
of One Dollar per share was levied upon the
capital stock OF the above named company, pay.
able Immediately In United States gold coin, TO
the Secretary, r. WEGENER, No. AIS Mont.
gomery street, San Francisco, California. or 10
tho Superintendent, Mr. +. CHAPPELLET,G Gold
Hill, Nevada,
ANY stock on which said assessments shall
remain unpaid on the 18th dny Of June, ls6G,
shall bo deemed delinquent, and will he adver.
tised for sale ut public auction. and unless pay.
ment shall be made before, will bS sold on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of July, 1866, TO pny
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees.
=. .....-,... r. WEGENER, Secretary.
Office, 4l5 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
California. .- - .. a .. u... ...
A discount Of three (3l per cent. will be allowed
on all payments made on the above assessment
on or before Monday. the 2lst day Of May, 1866.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
myl4 I'd r. WEGENER, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-05
Lincoln Mining Connny Excel

sior District-Sotice IL hereby given, that In nc.
cordance with the laws ofthc State aud tho By.
Laws Of the Company, there will be sold at public
auction, In front Of H. @. Maynard's Banking
House, Gold Bill, at the hour Of O'Clock, Pm.
JUNE Both, 1866, 30 many shares Of the Capital
Stock OF the above Company, standing In the
names Of the following persons, as will pay the
amount due for assessments, together with costs
NJ MI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-05
Knickerboeker Gold nad SIIxr
CAUTION-Tbc Public arc hereby

notissd tba, ,he following Certificates Of Stock
COMPANY M, % were thIs day sold at public nrs. .
ton. to the highest bidder for as'emsn's s n,, IN
n. IIont VI ,,n,r Seynds according TO public
a,y s.oty ~ no Conformity with the by laws OF tue
compuiy, cS and laws Of Nevada, ant ,arr hereby
sam.Innsd against purchasing or negotiating for
ssId Stock, as tho same will not be transferred
by yn, .ne ae''s'"' c,ri.. Sh. No.,h sold.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-05
DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
AIphn snIe-Continucd.

+ And In accordance with law, and an order of
the Board OF Trustees, made on the eth day OF
April, a. d. 1885, 30 many shares Of each
sold ut public auction, on MONDAY, the 18th
day 'of June, A. d. 1866, ut the hour OF ,
o'clock p. 81. OF said day, In front Of the office
of the Company, Main street, Gold Hill, 10
pay said delinquent assessments thereon, to.
gether with costs OF advertising and expenses Of
sale. ..s 80. THEODORE a. HALE,
myo4 I'd - . .... Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-05

Notice IL Hereby Given, ntuc.is thGt NJ
Regular Meeting OF the Trustees OF me Sa"o,a ",
Copsulldated Mill and Mining COMPANY, S.-a an ~.
sessment [No. l3) OF One DohT p,,,i pc, .,o.r
levied on each and every yroSNgLL sSSSS secretary
Gold Hill, April ., 1905 Ap1'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-05

Mechanica,t Mill ond Mining Com.
pany, Meadow Lake District. California;
AT meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the
above named Company. held on the7th Of May,
1855, an assessment Of One Dollar per share. on
each and every share Of the capital stock of this
company. WIS levied. payable In U. s gold coin,
Gold HilL BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
81 ,-.f,,s SD fCONNELI., Secretary.
Gold Hin Nav % 1870 sts I'M
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-05
order Of the Board Of Trustees.

rr WM. Z. HALE, Secretary.
Gold Hill. May 81, 1866. ID
California Consolidated Will md
Mining Company, Meadow Lake District, Sevndn
county. Callfornla-Notlce IA hereby given, that
there are delinquent upon the following de.
scribcd stock for assessment No. II, the several
amounts set opposite 10 the names OF the respec'
rive shareholders M folows
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-05
Mechapics,t Mill Dad 1Iininx Com.

'A' '"' wy. II. WATSON, Secretary.
Gold-IIIll, April 25. 1864 APPS lOt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-05

And In accordance with law, and Nh order Of
tho Board Of Trustees, 10 many shares OF each
parcel Of said stock ns may be necessary, will be
sold at public auction. IN front of The Office Of
Wells Fargo & Co., Gold Hill, Storey county.
Neyada, on FRIDAY. JUNE 22d, 1866, be.
tween the hours Of and 3P. ". Of said day, TO
pay said delinquent assessments thereon, 10
gether with costs of advertising and expenses Of
sale, By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
n I 7-'.--- S. d. C0NNELL, Secretary.
Gold Hill, Maya, 1856 cI M.-ccmy9tdy y
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.

THB DESIGNS oP THE WESTERN "RISG" EXPOSED.
BY TELEGRAPa
B DETROIT Dec. 5.-1he following note has been ad-
dressed to the Western press:
Two years and half ago detected and exposed at meeting
Of the Western Associated Press held Cincinnati
spracy on the part Of certain Chicago Cincinnati and St.
Louis papers 10 prostitute machinery and influence Of the
Association o. tie promotion Of their individual interests The
plan undoubtedly then and still Is 70 break up all existing
the three leading Western cities for their news IN
stead Of 20 New York al al present.
not sure That tie conspiracy docs not extend i1hei ana
eOntempatc tie fWang and possibly crushing out altogether
OF the weaker papers the West in order thar the public may
be compelled % patIoazo the bali dozen journals Chat cOn
tntc The Ring Is Rug kn0W 10 cJmIise Ihe tmcinHa
Oase and CYaHlefc1l The Chicago TrJBae The 81 LOUs
IDuJcqu ami probably other poFPs ~ these cities TIE
Cheap Times preserves apparent indifference and The
Neste press judge ior Itself whether late proceedings
Of Messs White and Hascad are IN urth hnnce Of the aims
The President Of the Western Associated Press has been en-
de8vOfug secure meeting of the Association rAtiiy
reject tie action Of Mcssrs ialstmd and White which as
stands entirely Unauthorized by TIE Association or even their
Directors but By a provision Of the bylaws the calling Of
special meetings must DO done by majority 81 the Board
Directors and the c0uspatOrs controlling the Board
9ope by threats and otherwise 10 get the entire Western Press
Commuee 10 their new arrangements IL now remains for
te smaller publishers decide whether is better for
hence impartial master .e the New-YOrk Association
or whether shall pac Ives ~ the clutches Of Western
monopoly whose nte.c I over lie IN tampcng and crush
ing f0r their ONu ..u.uzemcnt. Again, have always
found fault with the of the NcwYOk Association under
Csgs management 1t likely that under different name
Lies ~ making Arrangement with The New York Assoca
ton by which much better quality ot dispatches shall be
secured than we have heretofore had and TINS have no doubt
Western publishers should look this matter wen in tie face
before committing themselves to ile new arrangement
Managing Editor Detroit Advertiser and Tribune
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
THE INDIANS.

MURDER or AN INDIAN SUPERINTENDENT AND HIS
CLERK IN EEw-MBxICO.
BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
SAN Francisco, Dec. "a telegram from Los Angeles
states that trustworthy information has been received
there that the Apache Indians murdered Superintendent
George w. Leighy, and his clerk w IL Everts, on Nov
rs Prescott the Topaz road They cut the heart
from Leighy body and beheaded Everts.
TKLsGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, Dec. "a telegram was to-day received
OF tue Indian Office from the new Superintendent Of
Indian Affairs, George W. Dent, dated at Los Angeles
informing he Department that the late Superintendent
George W. Lcghy, and his clerk, had been murdered by
hostile Indians said 20 DO the Mohavcs but this must be
error for this tribe have lately proven their friendship
TO the white race in many Unmlsakable ways.
RETURN OF CAPTIyBS-PGHTING AMONG THE INDIANS
TIN MINERS BUTCHBRBD.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.
LEAvgSwoRTn, Dee. 5.-Col. Leayenworth late Indian
Agent leaves for Fort Scura TO obtain possession Of
Jane Lester, white captured last Summer by the
Nacanah band of Camanches and j. C. Fremont Houston
captured by small band of Sonegaey Camanches aud re-
captured by the Amfacaya band who have agreed to de-
liver him. The Cheycnnes refuse TO deliver the murderer
of the Mexican until the Sand Creek children are re-
turned. band of Grosyenters and Crow Indians IN
fght with the Pcgans slew Big Leg the head Chief and
Thunder Chief beside eight Of the small ily Of the
Pegians. The latter receiving reenforcenenis turned
upon the Grosventes killed ID and took Is prisoners
River in Inackiuaws attacked by Indians near the
mouth Of the Yellow Stone and the entire party mur-
dered.
RETALIATION FOR MURDER OP WHITE MEN,
BY rELRaRAPa TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON Dec. 5-1he Commissioner Of Indian
Affairs has received information that the sd OF Sepem
Der band OF Huaapai Indians murdered John killion
WAGNER aud killed the fOur mules which he drove On
the Doth OF the month three men named john Wood
worth A. Judson Baker and Benjamin. were killed ana
Samuel Knowles wounded. They were engaged IN mining
near Fort Mohaivc. The Indians were pursued by 10
white men, assisted and led BY the Chief Of the hohaves
and detail from his tribe and the whole party consisting
Of Il warriors, killed
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
DIED

AuBERy Tuesday moaas Dee Harvey ;. Aubsy, aged
The aead, q e i,,,si ,nI . relatives snd friends q the hay
rrp.euy lvtei 90 attend be ln D. ihr ~ ~
bgJc.ocs n.. without flrhef notice.
BACKHOusEOa rueiy Dee John coyephovsn 'oa Of tie
I'll. anl ani Of family 'e respectfully iay.s1 70 a.
eve Bfooyu oa Friday hs 'th inst. At p u without h''h'
DgsESaEggY-o2S w,i;,.,e'y Dee. Dec w,l" II D'''n0''y
Tie i4ues wal kr place T. h. ar re.cHcr on Friday hr IN
Isp. vii be removed 20 White r ain, Tor iuermsnt.
FFUDT-ou w,daeidly morning Dec 1890 after iong 'kne,
hwln wife Of Charles F'gd' aged ~ years 10 months and II
The funeral vii k. from Grace Church Friday mOrnn,
the 5h n, o. 10 o,9 t',] IGs iisnq, .. ,,r ,i
to attend
PROsT-ln Broollyn on Tseiay Dec. 1896 ch,r Ia~ Icy
Tie lsi1s. ad I'D, of he fmy ore rrire.tfay invite
tend the inera ron ne feirec ei ~, p',eta on sha ,
,SeiSi oeiost '''' '''' ''''''
Hscox-ou woire,liy Dec s,lI u from congestion q the
J"~sit.r Of William H. AID Emma H,eo1 asei 81 years.
l1S ls if5 6e ae ofi.r psroa No. 6l Pas6e,s
Brookiyn ssiurl,y the s,h inst. zap. m.
EELsoN-Oa Moniby he ID Inst Mn Mary widow Of james
Tho fsiIys md 5d d.. i,uyare Invited to attend
" vii nI 5. issca a 70 ilssusood GsSsisiy ','
PUGHE-s gro9lyu Tue.day Dec OF eon'eHion Of the
r ag 5 ls 1ia S 70 .l;9a a; e. sir @ g..i 9o Fiy
between Thir ind Fourtbiyes. South Brookbu
Phaadcphis Ledger please copy
puAYRFOn Tue,dy Dee & ~ O'Clock midnight the Rev
.lohn Phsyfe a.ei ~ years months and - days
T r.i,es friends q tho family respectfully Invited 20
trpd service o'clock fudsy afternoon, a. the
Tlinietl.si. Methodist Episcopal Church.
v.fTIn rooklyn Wednesday inst Mary wife OF
Nili.m 81 Vail and daughter Of the late Isaac Od~l
Tie funeral will ,ase pses on ssuIday a oeoeh rom %
Church. Brooklyn ghs The friends Of The family are requested
b attend without further Invitation.
wOOD-on Wednesday Dec 1896 Ann Augusta wife Of stephen
A Wood aged % years
TIE fansii v sss Place % Fr5,y Dec t5 ,6 3 The re-:
Wamburgh The relative. friends Of both families are
invited to attend without further notice
WOODwORTH-On Wednesday Nov a. near Huntington, Ind.
Fphraini Woodwork frlrrly OF East hochs'' L. L. In TIE
3hh year OF bis age
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
TIE CAPTURE or SURRATT
THs PURSUIT BY U. S. GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES
SINCE OCTOBER LAST

THa PURSUIT BY U. S. GOVERNMENT DETECTIVES
SINCE OCTOBER LAST.
telegram from Washington to TIE Boston Post gives
dho following particulars OF the capture Of Suuatt
The continually paradcd allegation Of Mr. Boutwell,,
that the Governmental authorities have been supne in the
matter of apprehendng John Ii. SurTatt. calls out SEMI
official statement from the Ministers OF War ana State
The truth of The matter is that the arrest Of Surratt as
recently tecgphed is due solely 70 the efforts and actual
pursuit of the detectives OF the War Department This
detective system If the War Department had reached
great perfection prior 10 the close OF the Rebellion and
soems to have beeu power with which stanton was loh
20 part AT oil events nearly the whole force, consisting
ofupward Of 200 men, under pay in this immediate local.
sy have been retained in the service Of the department
during the past year, only beng required 70 ik5eeP
thoroughly posted upon ihe antecedents 81 any INDIVIDUAL
who made cr advent into the capital without any appa-
rent call The same surveillance also directed to Gov
rnment clerks md army OF every degree particular At
denton being given the aqct, OF the Pymasters De-
partment Meanwhile the real endeayor OF the oganla-
aon has been the person John H. Surat ana
Through the cooperation Of the State Department his
Whereabouts was FIRST made known 70 the GoYepmenI
early IN October last when 10 discovered almost De-
Sond doubt % S-rat vas serving IN the fapdl HouaYes
d. Rome. With no morc delay than trdlSlcd I'D e'thg
Instructions from Washington With enlarged and positive
AUTHORITY 20 cct the capture the FIRST apprehension OF
kurat occued under the auspices Of own detectives
hbont three weeks ago His subsequent escape into Italy
with whom We have but modified eAtraduOn treaty,
made his r,cpure dOubtUl until be sealed his own doom
by continuing his flight into Egypt with which Govern
lnent have fun treaty oi e1aqlil'n- am autnoI
lied to say that the Government has been cognzaut Of ey
ey step Of this chase after the last OF the consWIaoTs
bnd that its detectives OF the war DtPaient loce
have conducted u 90 the successful end Admiral Gold
snth has been teegaphcd 20 bring the captured and
MS captOrs 70 this country without delay So falls Mr.
Boutwes indictment Of the Government IN the matter
of the capture Of John II. Surratt
kURRATT TO BIZ BROUGHT TO WASHINGTON FOR TRIAL
BY TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
/ WAgHiNGTON. Dec. 5-The conversation in judicial
quarters the effect that John r. Suratt viii be
Brought TO Washington and his trial take place before
civil court.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06

CouSTERrElT CoUPoyS.--An attempt was made
yesterday ,c package Of counterfeit coupons ranging in
number from H A. Hescr, sons, brokers n
No Wailst, which near succeeding. In yesterday
mornings Herald advertisement for 10y ior gokrrs
Office at Room No is No - Exclanecrac Tho boy uas
obtained and after being various cr1uds by his em.
royor with whom othc- dispatched about
lococh te afternoon 10 Losers sons with package of
coupons purrolt.uc 60 ho duc Jau s which De- ans
insru'. o. ot.a 9- cents on hc dollar according thc
custom OF accepting less tau tc cc OF uc culu lr advance
payment The brokers sc-utuItd lr coupons closely ant
made he h Tor them hIt before completing thn purchase
sent them % the Su'lras4iy tor examination. uleic
they at nut pronounced genuine fry
close examination. however. revealed tle fact tllt
they c0uuieriis Wlru their tfur character uHf d
covered attempt made o arrest Gle counfcrcer by
Police Captain Wnlue aud United States Detective Nameon
Taking Le boy who hlI H detained they went no %
the 90 No ~ Erelals place bui foDna dffcit IL
would thr bad watched tlr boy htff Do ri th.
and finding their attempt unsuccessful avoided arrest h1 keep
ug awny from tlo room n EAclnt placc j. not known
whether auv 81 coupons have Teen d pud of rferr
The best te ol them tlnt trf utn larger th1n 'a'
genuine oIciy u thc cnH'.ng, o iAe ignfu on tc i',
If the
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
THE STATE or TRADE.

wmmsoroS De- s-co,,on fmerst 9sic for MddnF' Naya
Tgrrenne ;, ~ for Vl, I'D yellow Dir Ro.n ga 81 Ts
= - Norlern Hay I2 2 100 o. BY cargo PORK S2S for
o.xvso Dee s-flo2r .'eaiy of roo bb si25f
No sPrns s' g of h1d Mia,er s q lo c'n,
dull. of o0 bush No. udisu private terms Oat,
a. Of Csusds st 81 55 free Canal Frgsh quiet, 70 NswYor
Flour 5j Barley i5 LAKE Imp?-sseH 6s,e WReai SsS @
bush Wheat soo BUSH Corn 300 bush Barley 10000 bush.
MilwIrTSE Dec 5Tour dull and nominal whea, dan and
dfoopins 5 f0rNo Oats sc Tor No Corn du &c Tor
.sl.ry option h6 Dee is to Ysb l. #i7 Recrp,s-looo bb'
Flour noo bu,a wheat Loo bush Oaia shiPment'-' Dds
SsS sH,sopoo Dee schoice YewYors State Bgiet selling
itSl, hitla 'sJ.a s'3a 20 i No seriSs A. q
Corn quiet No llc Oats &c. tonet sales o. Sc Rye uA'
81 Locls De- sFcsrs .ady Common 90 osst2, ?, 90 ~ "
trh sll t.asI ;0 Whct-EIrs. ~ IS sptns ,. o Com
snd da Hial Rye, DE- Pors unchanged and duh "h"sy'
caicA6o Dec oar an With ui,.d demand i3 lower srds'.
srns EIa. 80 oa go - whei' ar ADD nesiet ted a. ds
fr S. = Corn heavy decided ctsuEe Os qols,
'tpSpt Or ~ Me-. rofs teened q Y bS & Tt al, & 70,
0ic ani stsin iar itue delivery. le Dfe.ed Eog'
Nae. i75l bs.lsi., Coa 81 bub,.. 0a sg,t bussel'i
lios dos shpueniP oar 900 bb Wheat 2ol' bu'hs!si
NV 2a,, D, . c'sr d-saa civ, .ad Pfse, iio
hrn '''-' i' ht,' q L'~ Nlia, e. ic Snia E NJ,
Ms,,s &. 5l drrind Fir Ce.l Prime 20 Choc- e597sc
,i9s tIeasss l'L Sr's' s,s Elss'ass f. discount
LouyiLLr Dee &C .iosass of itl bales OF Low Nddlng
~ sao.a.s A. 81 ti W., a. eiSs ~ IS Bull CON So
h.l o., ssa:c Me'' fors-,e's a. -is I'a tis 30 h0,,
Sales q i'osis ssi Green Hams 9ta'ic S's'r l'f'' No
r 5 @ % ,s S' 'i ,. ''s f; - o'is s.s.
Ss,r q ~ hs'sy sSs 'nd coa ia.ei1
aiil,ns 1t.,n1A a.. ,.,.. H. -. vr- stt4
si Fs'a'J Sis ,al ono sliced wis.l dsa ,!,d = 3 9
dli rsausJ,luii. g. p ohio s2o
New-York tribune., 1866-12-06
YhVY GAZETTE.

BY TELEGRAPH TO 'HE rRIBUMt
ORDI RED.
Nov g-COumOdOre j. g. Hull President, and
Cormodor p RhKnstry and j. b. Msrchsnd MEMBER OF rn
Board Of officers Of the United state.
Navy pursuance Of act appr,"ed Apr2 1864 to meet at
Phiisdephia Navy. Ysrd Monday, De- 3 1856
Nov IA AstatSurgeon Geo. s. tue Tor duty q Naval hoPF
tal Chelsea, Mass.
DETACHED
Nov u CoHmode Fred Enge hom Retiring Board al Naval
Asylum Philadelphia and waiting ordrsi Commodores Henry
sud Chses owndes from duty members Of the Retiring
Board Phsdslpha, and waiting orders Acting Ensign j. w
Chandler duty connection with roncads In Ordinary and on
leave for dctafEe
Now IA Psymaser Chas d. Mansfield, from United
Schooner Arsgo and ordered TO settle his
counts First sssant Engineer John H. Padge IRON United
survey Schooner Aago and on leave for dschng Act
A. @. from the United states Coa Survey
aad waiting orders Mse A. NJ Berguer ron the
Coa Schooner Aago, and ordered TO the
Massachusetts,
Nov 17-A- sugeon Leslie D. fros, OF the Chees Hospital
Nov 26-Pa.ed AE- Paymaster J. II. Mu'iotd, IT,
HoNORA8LY DISCHARGED
Nov 96-Acng Eusisu ". ". Duly. from Nov. 2. 1856
Nov 2.-Aate joseph W. Fox from Aug a. 1862
APPoETED.
Nov. 23.-Joseph b. Parker. Assistant surgeon.
MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE TRIBUNE
BosroS 5he United vessels Mnnesos and Pawnee.
AZ Portsmouth NavyYad be Immediately fitted for The
Pawue- Atlantic Il reported that Admiral
Fasut relieve Adms G0iboroug gh Of the Mediterranean dees
the Franklin being hi l.gship.