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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17
LETTER ROY DIR nnockwAE
RoGERsvnLE, EAST TENNESSEE, I

RoGERsvnLE, EAST TENNESSEE,
Dec, "a, 1870.
Friend OSmdR - will tell You little
more about this country. Although ii is
the "sunny South" yet, we found this
morning tile thermometer a trinc below
zero; II is said to be the coolest day for
thirty years. We have found Il the most
uncomfortable day we have ever seen, not
because of the excessive cold, but for the
reason TINT 40 preparation is made for
such wea her. Stoves. except for cook.
my purposes, are scarcely known and the
majority use fire places, even for cooking.
fhe first sound in the morning Il the ring
of tie an chopplng wood to get break fpt
wiIhi SO YOU may imagine the chance for
Keeping warm with green wood IL Are
place, aud most Of The wood OAK At that
We have just returned from visit 10
place about three miles from RogersyilIe,
which is about ms ideal Of a planters
home. The house is about half mile
from the public road, reached through a
private ane the buildings are situated
near the eenter Of the farm, which con.
slus fourteen hundred acres of az good
land as ever saw, which consists OF four
hundred acres Of bottom baud, which will
cut two tons Of bay or Gny bushels Of
corn 10 the acre; the balance OF lhe farm
i unlanG with plenty Of wood aud fine
Il rber on portion Of 1t; the surface up
land il almost as level as the bottom lund.
The health Of the owner Is poor, and he
would like to put lnaa on it who las
about five thousand dollars 10 invest In
stock aud make II grazing farm. The
place il worth about forty thousand doll
lars, aud ! think al energetic man could
get rich on It, This is Il good country for
a northern man 10 live in a man with
small means can get him a good home
here, but lc must expect 10 ind The build
ings poor but lie hand good would
not advise any one to come here and run
INTO debt for farm o. stock, but 90 cat
hi- garment out OF bin own cloth This is
a country where man can give bis Own
opinions on all subjects With perfect rs,
dom and 40 one viii ind lault but give
he own ~ answer. have az get seen 40
difference belw' en- here aid the north IN
that respect This portion VI tie state
placed thirty tbonsand soldiers III the
Union army aud was iralY union toun.
try When u cost more than words % up.
hold the Union. should much prelsr
East Iennessee to Virginia, lor lie peo.-
pie are more like northern men IL tiiain
views aud fseiihgs. a large uanibcg u
he iOfmer ayts remain on the 1lanta-
IONS viii their Old niastefs. nneietius to
Aor. for them 70 hunting ap gew bpaIp.
They are well ftted b LACK u know ledge
or democratic y0iers. bot hardly apto tlse
standard ~ northern republicans. Mrs.
bfocA way's cough Is vans mueb mptole Cd.
VI daughter and lal sell are ia nsaAl
ieAith, Give our 5sat wishes h ali tic
e igi.bOrs suii tetl deem 80 do uut i9Ieet
b "a Les. iOss - yvur eii aDd fanHls
lolE ifaly,
VA. ". BaockwAr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17


The following from ne New Ye
Ttaa shows ihe fgeling existing Ia New
NuH a ceara g DO rcip,sl y he &c,
1T Sabine e perform the al seryiec
os,r ihe bod, 81 ~ George Holland
us iar
"TAe presentation 81 a Bible % ths
"eos3 pastor uho did net refisc 20 Rad
tle 5haech service osrf tae rcmalus of the
lalr Mr. Holland, wa, scasonablo and
uimhle. Rut docs not TIC oecasion rcn.
der something mow properi Should We
mel avail ourselves 81 % fitting az oppor.
tuulty @ "poiula moralg mcidouts u
Gel. nature ihpngh not uufrvqucnHy oc.
udHg seldom reach tbc public csc Or
ear ina form - rcpugeant 10 common
humanity, to 'ay nothing ~ the higher
qualities which usually Distinguish the
clergy a. q class. II alleged Episcopal
eIergymcu are al liberty either TO otiieisle
OF decline on such occassiuns, there l.
marked propricty ia rcbukiug those who
thus bring rcpuach upon their profession
Had Rev Morgan DIX, on recent occa.
sion, refused to ufiiciale ~ Trinity
Church al the funeral o. the late Mr..
Pheide, a veteran actor that eminent
divine, deserveily popular as he is, would
have ceased Ia be either useful 81 respect.
ed. We rarely mud an occurrence Ia IT.
lalion to which there IL such uuauimity
Of sentiment and sympathy, The oppor,
Wniy should not be lost. Let us, in
some suitable way, mark our approval Of
the conduct Of the pastor Of "that little
church round the corner" Let us teach
wholesome lesson to bigoted, narrow
minded thoughlless, or indolent clergy
mcu. The object Of this paragraph. there.
fore, is 70 suggest a testimqnial for Rev.
Mr.. lloughtou, TO he made up OF small
subscriptions, one dollar being the limit,
The people will cheerfuy contribute, il a
few active youug p rsons will take the
matter in hand. Please receive my dol
lar as the beginning Of n fund for the pas.
tor of the "little church round the corn
err" HoBART.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

TIE DEATH or Two DAUGHTERS or
President NoosLEY, Letters were re.
ceivrd on Wednesday BY President Wool
sey conveying to him the painful ntelli-
geucc that lis TWO daughters, Martha and
Helen Woolsey aged respectively twenty.
three aud twenty had died nj Jerus, :
lem after brief illness We learn that
the two ladies were travelling with their
sister and her husband, Rev. Mr. Her
nance, from Damascus 10 Jerusalem,
when they were taken ill., Upon reaching
Jerusalem, thew were ii such an exhaust.
ed condition that medical aid failed to re
vive them, and they gradually sank un II
death came. II is supposed that their
death was caused by climate influence
The two ladies left New Haven last April
with Mr.. aud Mrs. Hermance, designing
10 remain abroad until next Fall. They
were both ladies Of superior character aud
gifts, aud their loss will be severely fell
by large circle Of friends. The sylnpa-
Thy of the entire community will be give
TO the family in this their hour OF trial.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17
70 orr rAraosA

Oar patrons viii much oblige "a, b,
giving immediate notice " ans failure H.
receive tie J0rNAL regularly, aud our
friends The Postmaster. viii oDuier =
favor IL li,sy vii lei a. kuow Il once il
any J0rKSALs are refused We DOM
want anybody % take this paper, uules.
they consider Il wo-th the money We AL
f9r il We mean 10 get IL out on time
ami Rise the latest news, up to the huu
q going 10 press.
We feel confident that our friend
throughout Tho county, will give Us o.
hearty support.
Oar advertising columns will be dlied
with respectable live advertisements. not
bogus lottery schemes, gin swinde.
questionable qaack medicines, and III,
like
We have the very best facilities for Jon
WORK, and shall be pleased TO receive OF
d-rs la that line, which will be neatly and
promptly executed, at reasonable rates.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

AN OLD Relieve are IN receipt of a
copy of the fist New York Directory,
10y David Franks, published in 1886. The
list OF names covers seven pages only, OF
ordinary directory or magazine size, and
comprises eight of the Smith family, two
Of the Jones and one Brown This Di-
rectory is reprinted in tie IN. Y. OBJ
server Year book aud Almanac for 1871 -
a pamphet OF POO pages. filled with use
tui statistical information This work Is
furnished by the New York Observer for
one dollar, or gratuitously 10 every sub
scriber who pays one years subscription
III advance.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17
TELEGRANs
LATEST
FROM rARAroaA

Il has been ascertained that Filkins the
supposed Albany express lobber, reached
Ballston on Thursday night, aud Sarato-
"a on Friday night, foot sore aud travel
stained. A copy ola paper was handed
him which contained description OF
hlinse T. After supper he went ont aud
bad portion Of hi. whi~kers shaved Of
aud soon retired for the night, but rose
about 3 a. IN, aud was not seen after.
wards.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17
InoH NEW Yonk

The murderer OF Mr. Rogers, N New
York, On December 8l.t, 1868, has just
been discovered ia The person Of cou-
viet 10 Auburn State Prison named Fran
cis l. Pinto.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17
FaoM vAsBls9T0y

Fairbanks railroad scale patent has
been extended seven years.
Andrew w White, 4 member Of Tie
san Domingo commissions, has arrived
aud bad a. interview with the President
who said he wanted All villiauy exposed
IL ihey could iind any, aud special search
made lor those lot Oh SANTANA bay said
70 be marked Grant "Babcoek.7 &c,
was open @ conviction against the policy
Of annexation as well ~ DESTROYS that
others should be converted 10 such q
policy.
Hon Ben. Wade. and Hon WIN. r.
Dodge viii be members 81 tie san Do
miugo commission Gen. SeJeel declines
the position Of Secretary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-01-17

Patrick keamey aHd two other work
men, 81 he lioosick iunuei, were serious
y Ia uned 81 an.r r. glygtrBe exj luaiou
last satur AZ N uuins.
pope't " agile bridge bufn,d laa
SAtar ~ al rn q; lyss ell ,OJJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

At the meeting of the Board of Managers of
the Bible Society, held last Thursday YicePresident
White in the chair, four auxares recognized
in North Carolina Alabama, Missouri, and Utah Com
municatons received from Andrew NJ. Milne Mon
tcYdeo showing the extension Of the Bible work In his
agency the Rev. Dr. Jacoby, Germany with inter
esting accounts OF the work among German soldiers
from W. 7. Harvey Havana, 10 the practicabty Of
Bible operations in Cuba from the Rev l. g. Bliss, Con-
santinOple with interesting facts 10 the Bible disri-
button In Turkey from the Rev. Dr. Bergne, British and
Foreign Bible Society announcing the completion Of the
plates OF the Arabic yOweed Old Testament at Beirut,
and rendering set 70 the Society in return for similar
gift from the r. b. Gladstone British and Foreign
Bible Society, approving OF the action Of the Board
regard To the ARABIC Turkish version and also from the
Rev. Dr. Schaufer, COnsantinOple expressing his graf
ifcation on the subject; and from NJ Dardier,
Geneva showing the work Of the Evangelical Society Of
Geneva among the French soldiers and citizens and ask
ing aid IN the distribution among them OF the Holy Scrip
lures.
Grants OF books were made to the United Brethren
Board OF Missions; TO the Evangelical Association at
Cleveland, Ohio; 10 the American Sunday-SchOo Union
to the Friends FIeedmen's Association To the Patriots
Orphans Home Flushing; to Cuba, Panama, and Central
America and elsewhere. The number granted Is s,o65
volumes beside others to the value OF 500 six volumes
were granted IN raised letters for the blind The books
we've In various languages. English, German, Portu-
gese Spanish and Chinese To the Evangelical Society
at Geneva $500 was appropriated, The grants made arc
larger than for several months past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY JANUARY T. 1871

Is alleged under the influence OF liquor Mt the tmo
and charged his prisoners with keeping uisoru9rLy
house. Capt Warow said that tho saloon kept by sr-
ria and his wife was one OF tho quiees In the precinct
The roundsman denied that he ever used liquor ana
said that there was nose in the house. that he went In
to stop It, and that Harris and his wife we're mpudent,
and he arrested them Referred TO the boa l .,
Mrs. Mary Myers, keeper OF low den In Cnerryst,
complained that Patrolman Michael Cannon OF the
Fourth Precinct Dec a. asked her Tor oO cents
She gave him on Dec "a asked for so cents more but
abe refused submit to this fresh extoron ana cannon
then be gan system OF petty aDnOyances nhay threat
ening to club her She then threatened 10 go 10 tne sa
tonhouse and complain Of him. but he c,o'en g n
catching her betweenit and the jamb ana nur,hg ner
severely The accused made q general uehiai oi inc
charges Referred to tho Board. ,,,o s,.oo.
ing the superintendent TO the officers anu men OF
the force that hereafter the law and police reguatlos
prohibiting them from receiving any reward or Pessnt
without notice thereof to the Board. ana permlssoh
thererom will rigdly enforced, and nelter
nor men will be permitted to receive any present TOT
police seryices unless such services are merorous ana
extraordinary The superintendent was also 10
Board of Health having pronounced 1t unsafe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
THE MCBRIDE WILL CASE.

The evidence in this case was begun yester-
day before Surrogate Huchings Matthew Mcbride, the
tesator lived at Amity and Thompsonsts and died in
September last after making viii dated May ls 1865
This is now propounded for probate and contested by
Mrs Sarah Black, a niece, and Samuel Mcbride, bro
Their Of the deceased the ground that at the time of
the execution OF will the testator demented az
10 be utterly incapable Of making will or knowing what
he was about Freeman Bloodgood testified knew the
deceased for 10 or 20 years present at the execution
OF the will now propOunded Thomas Burton and
another were also present; was requested TO
come TO the testator's house, and was asked
bv the testaOr witness the execution OF the VIII saw
at that time ont OF the way regards the state OF
the esators mind believe he knew what he was about
Thomas Burton testified: was acquainted with the de
ceased all his lifetime; am subscribing witness TO the
will now propounded believe the testatOr OF sound
mind AT the time OF the execution OF the Will: do not
think he was capable OF doing any extraordinary bust
ness never told any that Mr.. Mcbride incapa-
BILE OF making will never said that testator was
more ft TO make will than terrier dog; said once
twice that the old mans mind not as IL
ago did say that he had lost his mind but that did
not consider him sound in mind as he once
Case adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
EDUCATIONAL MArrERs IN KINGS COUNTY

EDUCATIONAL MATTERS IN KINGS COUNTY.
Superintendent Buckley has just forwarded
TO the State Department report the condition OF the
Public Schools in the County OF Kings showing that the
number Of licensed teachers employed for % weeks
during the schoolyear beginning Sept 80 1870
Children in Brooklyn and under d. l3G5G9 free
schools departments 90 private schools, 20 pupils
attending private schools $4,000; whole time the public
schools taught during the year closing sept. 20,
1870 ~ weeks and days. whole number Of children who
attended portion Of the year. 722s6 daily
attendance 25229; volumes in public Libraries IL $780,
valued at $4,000; school houses IN the city, frame AMI
IS brick and stOne the schOOses valued at $4,000.
and the buildings at s2,527s4 schOObudlngs erected
during the year. four including two opened IN October,
1870
The financial statement gives balance on hand Oct.
1862 OF $685. amount Of money appOrtOned 10 the
city by the state SG3,Sg2 50 amount raised By tax
sO7726 from other 81, $40 81 total s9I,l 3D.
Payments for teachers wages S49y,5 So for school
parau $3.50 29 for colored schools S97 So for other
purposes. $3.50, 1885 O5 total S9i7.ill 49,
In the county towns the number OF scholars aendns
school during the year. 3Ol teachers, IS private
schools teachers volumes in libraries, $780, value
books 49, 96 value Of schOOh0uses and sites $3.50
assessors valuation Of the property Su,ZO9,0, money
received from all sources, Sj6,775 y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
A. Francisco and w. whetly 10 recover possesson NJ
the steamboat Louis, was commenced V,

Francisco and W. whetly. 10 recover possession OF
tue steamboat Louis, was commenced.
In the United States District Court an ac-
ton was begun yesterday against Mrs. O'Keef OF No
$50 Madlsonst for forcibly eectng Assistant Marsba
Ludlow when he called take the census The fine for
resisting q Marshal Ia $50.
Rebecca Il. Carman obtained in 1863 in the
Court of Common Pleas, divorce from her husband
Charles f. Carnan, on the ground OF adultery, and
Judge Brady, then in that Court granted 5000 year
aDmony On subsequent motion an increase Of ALI
m0ny the ground that the husband had fallen heir 10
an immense property the Court granted 10000 year 10
another child An appeal taken from this order and
increased allowance TO the children.
In the Marine Court, Part H. before Judge
Gross, yesterday, Mr. MeEwen brought action
against Mr.. Renahan to recover damages for tres
pass, alleging that Renahan entered his premises.
tore down tho division fence, cut down arbOr
and destroyed largo number OF vines and flowers.
The defendant claimed that the fence was built upon
Judge charged tho jury In this the question OF
title TO be considered, whether the division
line the defendant had right
the fence other than according to law. Verdict
plantnfor S76
During the week ending to-day Surrogate
Hutchings has issued letters Of administration upon
the estates OF Jacob Marx John Simpson, Catharine
Zimpemsn, John Duffy, j. Whingates, william Kurt,
Sophia Bandequin, otherwise Buzin Mena Simon David
Marx John Cosby, Francisco Berndt Jane Green James
8. Deemar John Gally, MargrettO LautenNh laeger
otherwise Manlen; Annie Green, Fitz Hugh Ludlow
Catherine Ryan, Ann Haley Letters testamcntary wers
also issued the estates OF Andrew Oakley, James
Taylor George schriever, Francis NJ Wallace and John
q. Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

FORT OF .........................JAs6 s.
CLEARED.
stesmshp-Mary LIVINGSTON Molie.
Ship Amelia. Berg Consactnople.
Wilson, GapOh Catana; Rio de Ia Plata Loutos
Charleston PanOa Nickeuol. NeW-OTesns.
Brgs-Isvbea Margaret Todd Queenstown Falmouth Kuni
Neson Virginia, Johust ST. Pierre Mart Mon-
Croo Pierre Mart Mary Leighton Leighton Havana
Yictoriano. Mendezons Ceniuegos'
H. Brooks Adams MuSuto Inlet Annie MAJ Baker Paa
delpha
ARRIVED.
Steamship Algeria lie Mesurer Liverpool Dee o. via Qoeensosr
18th. mdse. and 49,
ndse and pass
Steamship Mereedia Leonard Charleston. mdse and pass
Ship Dr. Barth. BOokwo1, Hamburg "A days mtse and
Ship Gentoo, Freeman, Han burg ~ days mdse.
Ship Tempar Fessendsn, 81 n FRANCISCO Aug 81 mise.
Bark Deyerick Brown, Rio Iane.rO 50 DAYS coffee.
Bark Goethe Boch Queenstown 50 days ballast
brig Bla Pool, Rio Grande de Sui s. days hides
Brig Daphne, Fountain, Providence. in ballast
schr Mole Potter Magathin, hayagueI r. IS DAYS fruit
Schr Hattie Haskell Young Port Antonio jam, - days fruit
echr. Harvest Home. StHckpoe Baltimore days,
Schr 4 Burns Crosby. Porto Rico u days, sngsr.
schr John r. Chandler Petts Windsor " S. 20 days plaster
sCHOOsERs-RlyER AND COAsTwIsE
MARY jane Norfolk. Minute, Nirgiuis
NIND-Suns light, W.. cloudy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
CRIMINAL NOTES

At the Essex Market Police Court, John Nc
Kune was committed yesterday, a charge Of break
ing into James f. Rutherords ROOM at No 100 Chryste
ST., and stealing gold watch, value 500.
In the Court Of General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford, yesterday, Charles Wilson for stealing
piece OF silk from Thomas sennot sentenced to Eve
years imprisonment at hard labor AT 12iO the Court
had 10 adjourn owing to the nOnattendance Of Police
officers and other witnesses summoned to attend Tho
Judge said that he should require from the District
Attorney Monday, adayits TO prove personal service
the officers not in attendance and IN every where
service proved he would have the officer di<miss
he determined 10 find out who was to blame, and
to punish those thus Obstrucng the public business.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
COURT CALENDARs-THr. DAY

UNITED DISTRICT COURTfS BAyKErPTC-BArCHyDEp j.
Opens at IL q. M Involuntary Cslntar
2845. Asher IsdOr 2g3 John T. ROIes et 81
Frank. Charles Prank Al0nz0 Ilssey and Eglet
and Louis p. Frank. l. BTistoLl ID. soontinnedl
1862 Harrison Libby et al 1909 Mrs Hugh Dsyy sgt James
Leopold J. Warner and. Keenan, AMI Pat keenah
Henry c. Warner Poi. .Hlyer sgt Noe.
Charles 29l .Faan ag T. H. Nettefes
X Valentine, b. T. Neterein.
1896. Noah s. Langee Il al ag 25 Seoyer Il al aT Min
Henry A. Ganett, James l9lt .seoyer 81 az sgt "sl-
r. Clark, Jr, Friedrich A. lsl5 .Clahn ct al agt suas
Whitney, and Edwin D. Young
Grswoh. 2sl6. Aiken ct al sg. Ws.pn.
ARGUMENT CALENDAR.
2026 In Frederick p Cornell 2S97 Robetse a. sg huheer
2221. In Corydon C. Orcntt.
APPEAIs-ALBAST. Jan 6Ihe calender ior niflg
follows: Nos d. ~ - 45 a. 49, 49, 80 81 % o. ~
50 and 50. There viii be no afternoon session
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
THE BRINsMADE FALSE PRETENsE CASE.

The examination in the case of Thomas F.
Brnsmade accused OF having defrauded Charles seeey
OF No Poparst Brooklyn, out OF $4,000 by false re-
presentations concluded yesterday before Justice
bowling at the Tombs The complainant testified that
the accused falsely informed him that he owned 400
shares of the capital stock the Chaplin Knitting aud
Manufacturing Company Of New-Haven, conn, with
tO besides OF the property, and that on these repre-
sensations Seeley parted with land IN Fatbush H. -
valued 1000 interest In the schooner q r. Bush-
NELL valued at 5000 and stocks worth stO justice
Bowling held the accused for trial IN k25,OO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
DECISIONS.

Supreme Court Chdmbes--By Judge Sutherland
Brown The Submarine and Torpedo Boat Motion rrnf
Bovine Leverdge-Oer granted Miller llahey-An
allowance granted Wsvery National bank ler.
allowance Of granted IN tie matter Of the ap
Of Agsw-Report Of guardian oon6re ard
granted Watson agt decision RuiIky A The
bra Bkur Choeur Ksdsha" the City ofNewYofMoon denied
without Juluing sgt Laran-Resale ordered White az
Naturalization granted
Ponder
Marine Court-Pdrt H-Befor Judge Alker.-Burns
ag Bhop-yedet for plaintiff for $50. Barns ag sPnt'c.
iict for plaintiff for $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
civil. MOTIFS

In the suit brought by Lindsay & Chittick
against DE Jonge to s0s6 5s claimed to be due
on certain Black Friday" gold transactions, the jury
failed Ia agree.
In the United States District Court, yester-
day. before Judge Bachfod the arguments were closed
IN the case of r. NJ Natthowson ag the steantug d. s.
Stetson Decision reserved. The ease OF Emily Cross
lev administrator oil the estate OF James Crossloy ag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
DRUNKEN PoLICEMEN-THE SYSTEM OF RE
WARDS ABOLISHED

Commissioner Bosw0rth disposed yesterday of
2S complaints against policemen. Patroman John Lanty
OF the Eleventh Precinct charged with coming into
the Union MarkJt Police Station the night Of Jan
uary 2, bringing with him Benedict Alt, whom he
charged with being drunk, and whom he had brutaly
dubbed. Ait sober and the policeman was drunk.
ROunt"p Michael Thompson Of the Seventh Pre-
Cinct o. ED with arresting and clubbing Lewis
Harris ana hls 6iie without cause The t0undsals II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-07
The following persons are announced as con-

The following persons are announced as con-
shutting the staff of His ENcelency John 4. Hoffman
Governor and communicating: Maior-Gen Frank
lin Townsend Acknowledgement; Brighten. James Me
Quade, Inspector General; Brig. Gen. Samuel William
Johnson Cominissary General and Chief OF Ordnance
Brig Gen VIM. NJ. Tweed jr, Engineer-inChief; Brig
Gen. James Il. Craig, JudgeA Advocate General Brig
Gen Jacob 5. Mosher, Surgeon General; Brighten
Robert lHnox Banks, Quartermaster General Brig Gen
George Magee, PaymasterGeneral g.-Gen. Albert
stenway, COmmlssary-G General OF Subsistence Col
Walter y. Warren, Aidde-Camp; Col J. Townsend Con
molly. AiddeCamp; Col. William f. Moller, Added amp;
Col Lester Il. Faulkner, Aid-de-Camp; Col Herman Uh
Aid-de-Camp; Col. Frank n. Lord ABIDE Camp.