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VOL. IV.
WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER (j, 1864.
NO. 241.
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NEW ENROLLMENT ACT.
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WaIHISOTOS, ittIT . IBM.
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The following act or Congress li published for
the information and government of all concerned:
t Public-No. m.l
An act further to regulate and provide for the en
tolling and calling out the national forcei, and
loromer purposes.
Be it enacted by tht Senate and Uoute of Reprettnta
nr mi united state of America in concrete e
itmUed, That the President of tin United Statu
mar, at hli discretion, at any time hereafter, call
for any number of men ai volunteer!, for the re
spective terms or ene, two and three years for mili
tary service) and any tush volunteer, or, lneaae
of draft, ai hereinafter provided, any anbitltute,
ehall be credited to the town, townablp, ward of a
city, precinct, or election district, or of a county
not to subdivided, toward the quota of which he
mar have volunteered or encaged ai a substitute)
and every volunteer who la accepted aod mustered
Into the tervlce for a term of ene year, unlet
sooner discharged, ah all reeelve, aod be paid by
the United States, a bounty of$t00 and If (or a
term of two yean, ualees sooner discharged, n
bounty of a wot and If for a term of three year.
unlen sooner discharged, a bounty of itoot one1
third o( which bounty thall be pe'd to the soldier
at the time of hit being muttered Into the terrier,
one third at the expiration of one t 1 f of bis term
of semen, and one third at the expiration or me
term of service. And In ease of his death while In
service, the rettdae of his bounty unpaid shall be
pali to Ms widow, If he shall have left a widow,
If not, to hie children, or If there be none, to his
mother, If she be a widow.
See. 9. And be it further tnacttd, That Incase the
quota, or any part thereof, of any town, township,
ward of a city, precinct, or election district, or o(
aty county not so subdivided, shall not be filled
within thespaoeof flltydayeartcr such call, then
the Trestdent shall Immediately order a draft for
one year to Oil such quota, or any part thereof,
which maybe unfilled) and In case of any such
draft, no payment of money shall be aeeepted or
received by the Government as commutation to
release any enrolled or drafted man from personal
obi gatlon to perform military tervlce.
Sec. 1. And be it further enacted. That It shall be
lawful for the Executive of any of the States to
rend recruiting agents into any of the States de
clared to be In rebellion, except the States of Att
entat, Tennettee, and Louisiana, to recruit volun
teers under any call under the provltlooeotthU
act, who shall be credited to the State, and to the
respective subdivisions thereof, which may pro
cure the rnllttment.
Seo. i. And be it furPtrr enacted, That drafted men,
substitutes, and volunteers, when mustered In,
shall he organized Into or attlgoed to regiments,
batteries, or other organization! of their 'own
States, and, at fares practicable, shall, when as
signed, be permitted to select the r own regiments,
batte let, or other organizations from among thote
of their respective States which at the time of as
signment may not be filled to their maximum num
ber. Sec.S. And be it further enacted. That the twen
tieth section of the act entitled " An act to amend
enact entitled An est for enrolling and celling
out the national forces, and for other purposes,"
approved February 21, 1641, shall be construed to
mean that the Secretary of War shall discharge
ml nor t under the age of eighteen years under the
circumstances and on the conditions prescribed In
saldeeotlooi nod hereafter, If any officer of the
United stales shall knowingly enlltt or muster
Into the mltltarr service any person under the age
oIbIxIccq) cars, with or without the content of
his parent or gua tiian, sucn person so entitled or
recruited shall be t-iinicdletely discharged upon
repayment of all bounties received) and suih
crultlng or muttering officer who ehall knonlcgl
enlltt any perton under elxtecn years of ate shall
be dismissed the service, with forfeiture of all pay
and allowanocs, aod shall be subject to such fur
ther punishment aa a court-martial may direct.
See. S. And be it further enacted, That section
three of en,act entitled " An act to amend an act
entitled An act lore ling out tne national forces.
and fur other purposes," approved February 2s,
I8t, be, and the same Is hereby, amended so as to
authorlte aod direct district provost mersnais,
under the dlreotion of the Trovott Marshal Gen
eral, to make a draft for one hundred per cent. In
addition to the number rr qui red to fill the quota
of anv district at provided by said section.
Sec T, And be it further enacted. That Instead of
traveling pay. all drafted persons reporting at tne
place of rendezi out ehall be allowed transporta
tion from tueir places or residence) ana persons
discharged at the plane of rendezvous ehall be al
lowed transportation to their places of residence
Seo. 8. And be it further enacted. That all persons
In the naval service of the United Spates who have
entered said service during the present rebellion,
who hate not been credited to the quota of any
town, district, ward, or State, by reason of their
beloc in said service and not enrolled prior to
February 31, 18M, shall be enrolled and credited to
the quotas of tne town, wsra,aistriet, or stare in
which they reipecth ely reside, upon sat It factory
proof of their residence made to the Secretary of
War,
Sec. I . And be it further enacted. That tf any per
son duly drafted snail be absent from home in
prosecution of bis usual business, the provost
marshal of tne unmet sitau cause mm o do uuiy
notified aa soon as may be, and he shall not be
dceniud a deserter, nor liable ae sueh, until notice
has been given to him and reasonable time al
lowed for htm to return end report to the provost
marshal of his dUtriot) but sueh absence shall not
otherwise attet his liability under this act.
See. 10. And be it further enacted, That nothing
contained In t tie act shall be construed to alter or
In any way affect the provisions of the seven
teenth section or an a, approved February 34,
18, entitled "An act to amend an aot entitled
' An act for enrolling and calling out the national
forces, and for other purposes, " approved March
S, 1B63.
tttc 11. And be it further enacted, That nothing
contained lo this est shall be construed to alter or
ohange the provisions of existing laws relative to
permitting persons liable to military service to
lurnlah substitutes.
Approved July 4, 1864.
By order of the secretary of Wan
h. D. TOWNSEND,
aula Assistant Adjutant General.
TAY COOKE & 00., DANKEH8,
FIFTEENTH STREET,
OrroiiTK UniTCD States Treasvrt,
Receive autiiorlptloaa for the
NEW U. S. SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN,
Authorised by tb. at of June so, 18S1. Tb. notes
will b. L.ued under date of Auguit 15, la deaomt-
n.tlon. of
tso, eioo, two, nooo iNo tsooo,
Fayabl. to bearer or order, besting lat.feat at
7M0er cent, per annua, payable semi-annually,
and will b. convertible at the option of tb. holder
at maturity Into .1 per cent. rive-Twenty Honda.
W. buy and sell
GOVERNMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES,
THEASUI1Y NOTES,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS,
AND COINl
And pay the highest prlee for
QUARTERMASTER'S CERTIFICATE CHECKS.
JjIT-dtf JAY COOKE a. CO.
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PUB BUPHEMB COURT OP TUB
DHTKCT UK COLUMDIA, HOLDIM A
DISTHIS,T COUK1 UK THE UMTED
STATES FOR THE SAID U1S1HIUT,
To U whom U may concern, Greetihoi
Noiioe Is hereuy given, that on the Id day of
August, lBt the loogtHiat J. H. 1. Smoot, Cargo,
Tackle, &o a weie srlted for breach of the revenue
law by the united States mortar soboooer Adolph
Hugle, aod bi ought the same Into this District
for adjudication, and the same are HbelleJ and
proteouted in this Court in the name of the United
States for condemnation, eud have been arrested by
the Marshal lor the leatons In the libel stated) and
that saldeausa will stand for trial at the City Hall,
lu the city ot Wash ngtun.on the Third MONDAY
of September next, when and where all per ions
are warned to appear to show eauia why conden
nation ehouid not be decreed, and to Intervene (or
their Interests. Auguit M, lttW.
auSaVJawtseple H. J. UEIQS, Clerk.
1 HEPRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN
"WEEKLY NATIONAL, llEPUBUOAN."
From this Umo until the Presidential elec
tion, ercry lojl man who favors the re-election
of Mr. Lincoln will want a newspaper
published at the seat of Government, adroc.t
log the Union nominations for President and
Vlcerrceldcit.
To all snch, who desire a paper which will
keep them promptly advised f all political
movements, and their probable consequences,
we tender the Nitiohal IUrusucaw, with
confidence that It will foUU their desires In
this respect.
The National. BirirauciH will continue to
furnish In advance of all competitors the latest
and most reliable news from our different
armies, and especially from the Army of the
Potomac.
lis literary and miscellaneous departments
will receive special attention, and efforts are
contlaually being made to establish the charac
ter of the WiiaXT Nmoiiv Rertrauoi.i as
family paper.
Six months ago the weekly paper was en-
Isrged to Its present else and greatly Improved
In Its typographical appearance. Our list has
increased largely since that time, for which we
thank our numeroua voluntary agents through
out the loyal States. During that time, how
ever, the prices of labor and of material have
Increased upwards of fifty per cent. In view
of that fact wo do not propose to Increase the
price of the piper, but to urge upon our friends,
and the friends of the Union, who favor the re
election of our present worthy and patriotic Chief
Magistrate, to use their utmost endeavors to
Increase our circulation. This Is the only way
by which we can-be able to keep the Wiiklt
Nitioicu. KiruBUUK up to the high standard
It has occupied during the last six months.
We desire a large number of subscribers for
the political campaign, which has opened by
the nominations made at the Baltimore Con
vention. We propose to send our weekly piper for the
period of six months, from the first of June to
the first of December, which will cover the
campaign, and full returna of the Presidential
election, at the low rates at which It Is now
furnished to subscribers.
There Is no city, town, or village In the loyal
States which cannot furnish us torn subscri
bers. Let the work of making up clubs com
mence at once. We have printed a large edi
tion of the numbers for the present month, and
can furnish back numbers to all who may de
sire them. Bpoclmen copies will be sent,when
requested.
The terms for the csmpalgn aro aa follows i
One copy, six months, f 1 threo copies, six
mouths, I3.50 ten copies, six months, $7.50.
pROPOBALS FOIl LOAN.
Tpeasvrt DtrABTMtifT, July 99, l&fll.
Notice Is hereby given that aubtsrlptlons will bo
received by the treasurer of the United States, tbe
several Assistant Treasurers and Deslirna ed De
post tor let, and by the Matloual Danks designated
ana qua ineu ai urpoinurici nou r lniDcitii Affrnu.
fir treasury Notrs pa) able three years from Au
gust 15. IbeX bearln Interest at the rate of seven
and three tenths per cent, per annum, with semi-
annuti coupons aitacneu, payable in lewiui
monev.
Ihese notes will he convertible, at the option ol
the holder, at maturity Into six per cent, gold-
Dearing iMjuui, rouBeuaftuie uer uvt uu pmjmviv
(wiaiv yenrs iruiu August id. ios.
The notet will be(iMimI lathe (tenomlnatrocs f
nny, ot.e ounureu, nve nuouren, ono mouitnu,
and nve 'thousand dollars, and will belttuedln
blank, or payablo to order, as may be Olreotcd by
the subscribers.
All subscriptions must be for fifty dollars, or
some multiple or fifty dollars.
Ouplloate certlDettes will be Issued for all de
posits. The party depositing must endorse upon
onginat eertlfleate the denomination of notes re
quired, and whether they aro to be issued In blank
or pa able to order. When so endorsed It mutt be
left with tbe offloer receiving tbe deposit, to he
forwarded to this Department.
The notes will be transmitted to the owners,
free of transportation charges, as soon after the
receiptor the original Certificates of Deposit as
they can be prepared.
Interest will be allowed to August t5 on all de
podta made prior to that date, and will be paid by
the Department upon the receipt of the original
certificates.
As the notes draw Interest from Auguit 15, per
sons making depot Us subsequent to that dae must
pay the Interest accrued from date of note to date
of deposit.
Parties depotltlog twenty-five tboutand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will
bo allowed a commission of one-quarter or one per
cent., which will be paid by this Department uptin
the receiptor a bill for the amount, certified to by
the offloer with whom the deposit was made. No
deduettoDB for commissions must be made from
the deposits.
Officers receiving deposits will see that the
proper endorsements &. made upon the original
certificates.
AH oDtoers authorized to receive denoilt tire
requested to give to applicants all desired Infor
maiion, inu auuru awry laoiuiy icr maiuDg iuu
sorptions,
W. P. FESENDEN,
Jy36-tf Secretary of tbe froisury.
D.
E . 8UMES 00.
SOLICITORS OF PATBNT8.
COLLECTORS OF CLAIMS
AGAINST TUB GOVERNMENT,
AND NEGOTIATORS OF CONTRACTS,
NO. 476 MSmXTll BTRKST,
Opposite toe Toat Office,
WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
we acrEH ar rcRMimoif TO
Hon. HooDlrial lUmlle, Vie. President, Me.
- luua iraniwia,
" KiloardH Rollins,
" Alex. U. Rtc,
Jodq D. Alley,
" Alfred A. Burobam,
" bfflgat Loomla,
11 James M. Ashley,
" John Covode,
" Rotiert MeKalsht,
11 Juitla B. ftlirrlll,
" Jood E. Potter,
" Z. Ch.ndler,
" James H. Lane,
" Cyrus Aldrleb,
11 Jobn T. Mkod,
" K. P. Blair, Jr.,
" fejlirld'.a So.uldlnr.
HI. C, Me.
" N. H.
" Win.
" COOQ.
" Ohio.
" vt.
" Wli.
V, I. S , Mich.
M Kansas.
M. C, MJnn.
" N.J.
" Mo.
H. V.
Maura. Jay Cooke Si Co., Uaakert , WasUastoo. S,
io, iuu ruuwi.ipaia, ra. jy.tii
JAY COOKE ft CO., BANKERS,
HAVE THIS DAY REMOVED
TO Tltcra
NEW OFFICE,
FIFTEENTH STREET, NEAR Q STREET,
orroliTE
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
APOQ.Tl, 1664. aul
B
HA83 BTENCIL ALl'HABKTB.
Mi . ut t I u A ta ( a auiii
101 Uulon street, Boston, Mass.,
Tbe only tnanuraoturers Id the UciteJ States o(
Drass Alphabets and Figures, to aoy treat eatoot,
or la any variety.
Sold at wholesale at the Lowest Cash Trlees.
Also, the best of lodellble Steaell Ink, very cheap.
S tnoll Dies, end all kinds of flteautl Stock. laqul-
rtes or orders jjromptiy atteaded to. JjJWm
rpnKFiusf natTonaL bank of
X WASHINOrON has removed to Its New
futrble liulldiDK on Fiftteath street, between F
aod U, oppOBlte the United atates Treasury.
tells exchange, loans money, receives deposits,
purchases (jovt-rmneot checks and voueuers, and
transacts a general banking business.
Careiul attention given to Government and city
collections, and accounts ol eon tspoodents,
H. 1), CUUKaJ, President.
WM. I. UCNT1NG10N, Cashier. aalO-tl
Jobe Comforters.
The Southern rebels occasionally dtlTor from
the Northern Copperheads on pololc of mili
tary strategy, although on most political doc
trines there Is a itrlklog unity of opinion. Tho
Copperheads are trying to console themselves
and comfort the rebels at this time by assert
tog that Grant's seizure of tho Wetdon road
really, after all. amounts to little or nothing)
but the rebel Petersburg Etpreis, which proba
bly cotopiehends the matter aa well as they do,
pats forth these statements from a rebel corres
pondent, In Us Issue of the 20th ulLi
"Knowing the Importance of holding this
Hoe of road, we fol secure In tho eUorla which
It was believed would be made by the Confed
erate authorities to afford It protection. This
fee' log of security was greatly shaken, bow
ever, when on yesterday two weeks ago we
learned that Grant bad mddenlyswnng round
an entire army corps, seized tbe road and pro
ceeded to fortify. The subsequent unsuccess
ful efforts of our forces to dislodge tbe ontmy
had tbe effect to still further depress us, and
when, daring the past Ave or six days, we
learned that tbe enemy were gradually extend
ing tbelr lino down the road, hop oave wiv to
a feeling of deep derjta'r. We prep red for the
ibortt, and many, we regret to say.bave realized
all and more than they expected. "
Lieut. Geo, Grant! opinion on tbe Question
also differs from that of tho copperheads. It
would eeemi for Gov. Morton, of Indiana. In a
speech which be made Ave days ago, ealdr
- uen. urani nas me reoeuion oy tne mroai in
front of Richmond, and the General has told a
United Btatea Senator tbst he would not let go
his bold, even if Xeu York, Philadelphia, and
Waihingtm ehovld be burned. It Is evident,
moreover, that Gen. Leo holds tbo same opin
ion on this point as Gen. Grant, for wo know
from the official dispatch wo published on
Monday that Lee sacrificed fen thoutand of bis
men In killed and wounded, In three desperate
but vain efforts to ngaln possession of this
line or position which, according to copper-
neaa strategists, is 01 no vaine wnatevcr. .
i times.
The New Loan A Soldler'a Proposal.
Near Atlta. Ga.. Auc. 10. ISM.
Editor Mietonri Democrat t I submit to tbo
veteran votunoers a proposal for taking at
least iu,wo,uw or the new loan. What say
yon, comrados 1 Can't yon give this additional
prooi.oi your patriotism, ana men piece your
selves la an enviable Dosltlon before tbe coun
try aod before the army I tt us not lose this
opportunity of signalizing our devotion to our
, country, uy reeponaing to oar country's ap
peal In this boar of her need, we cover our
selves with glory, and stimulate the reel of tho
army as well aa our fellow-citizens at home to
Imitate our examples by liberal subscriptions
to the war losn.
I propose that each veteran will lend the
Government not less than $50. Wo can make
no better Investment. In re tarn for our (50
or tlOO In greenbacks, we will receive a bood
tor tne same am nnt Dearmg ( a iu per cent.
Interest, payable In three years, or at the op
tion of the holder convertible Into 5-20 bonds.
payable In cold or sliver, bearing Interest at
the rate of 0 per cent. Let os bear from tbe
regiment.
Rally round tbe fit;, boys,
Rally ot.ee agalo,
Sboutlog the battle-cry of Freedom "
Let (tils proposal go the rounds of tho loyal
press. . unman a. tablbb,
Veteran Co. G, 2Ji Mo. Vols.
Bxcifln Woman ih Tbodbui. The Hun tin fir-
don (V&A Journal and American eivta in
amusing account of tbe tribulations of a female
secctb, on htr way from Bedford Springs, who
stopped at one of the Huntingdon hotels to
wait for tbo eastward train. Whllo at tbe
hotel sbo used very treasonable language, and
behaved In a manner that Indicated her pro
clivities. Tbo girls employed about tbe house
were incensoa at ner, ana retaliated oy treating
her to a concert nf Union songs, among others,
singing in full chorus, " We'll hang Jeff. Davis
on a sour apple tree," xc. ims caused sccesu
to rare, whereupon tho girls struck up " Ratty
Itoutid the Flag." Scccsh was rampant, and
declared she would rather die than walk under
that flag. To test her, the girts procured a
large United States flag, locked tbo door which
opened on tho street, and when tho train was
coming hung tbe flag over tho main entrance,
by which sccesh was compelled to mako her
exit. She soon made her anpoaraucc. saw tbo
flag, and passed under it, to the Infinite merri
ment of tbo girls, who waved It over her bead
as sbo departed, accompanying tbo action with
tho chorus, " Down with tbe traitors and up
wuu the sure."
Tltn Blfl.ma PI tin t'ailnv anlr at T.nnll
Island, near Capo, Girardeau, last Tbnrsda;
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F F I O I A L.
NEWLY COMMISiIUNED OFFICERS.
Clreular, No. 61.
War Department,)
Adjctaut Gen hal's ui m,v, J
XVasiiinoton, August 3, H4J. j
It Is announced for theluformatlourtad guidance
or allencerned, that an omcer of a three years1
volunteer organization, uho receives a new com-
mission at a ate subirquent to that of hlsorlglnitl
entranoe Into service, tt held to icrvice for tht re
yeare from the date of hie latt miuJa-tn, and not for
tnrre jcars irm the date of original muitertn.
No musters In are authorised or recoj Ized bv
the Wu Departmeot,0rM( unexpired term of an
organization. Musters so made have unlfrmly
peso revoaeu, so soon aa orougm to notice.
Where musters have teen made by Commis
saries of Musters, or their Assistants, far the unex
fired port ion of a tern, and thereTls dubt as to the
position of an offloer, the eae Involved should be
forwarded through the proper Com ml nary of
aiusiers to tne Adjutant uenerei or ina Army, for
me aeeision oi tne war uepartmen
Hegulatlone similar to the foregoing apply to
oraanitationt muttered into eervice for a period Ute
than three yearex the general rule being that a oom-
mlsilonedehieer shall, in all casts, he mustered In
for the period for which his regiment or company
was originally so mustered.
If oSloers of veteran organizations do not desire
to secure the advantages of thelronner " commit'
tione and rank, as contemplated by Section 3, of
Paragraph 1, Circular No. 16, current series, from
the office, they can decline to be remusteredas
therein directed, and onlyeerve out the unexpired
term of the muiter under whidithi maybe acting a
tnettme, K. D. TUWNUCND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
o
F F I 0 I A Ii
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT JUDGE ADVOCATE
CENMIAL.
War Department,)
Adjutant General's omie,
Washington, July 16, iwi. )
General Orders, No. 330.
I Colonel William M. Dunn, Assistant Judge
Advocate General, will take post at Louisville,
Kentucky, at which place the otUce of Assistant
JmUe Advocate General Is hereby established.
All records of courts martial and uilliier com.
missions which are required by KeguUtlons to be
forwarded to the Judr-e Advocate General will be
ssnt byottlcsrs ordering such oourts.or commie
sloos within tbe Military DeparlmAits of the
Uhli.. thd TeoDcsiee. the Cumberland, the alia.
sourl, Arkansas, and Kansas, to the Assistant
Judge Advocate General, at Loulsvlllo,
vt mi reierence o rronrua ui suuni uu com mis
sloni.lt will be the duty of the Assistant Judge
Advocate General to call fur such as are not for
warded Id duo siinn. lo fljuiniina them, to return
for correction such as are lioouplete, and to give
Immediate notice of fatal defects to the pro per
commander, that sentences may not be Uiigally
executed, lie will forward all complete records
to the Judge Advocate General, but will not be
expected to prepare reports on them unless spe
cially lostrusied to that e.sot by the Judge Advo
cate General.
If. Ibe Assistant Judge Advocate General will
be allowed the number of rooms ks otUce, aud lutl
therefor, assigned to an AuUtent t)uaitermaster
General In paragrsph loatt, Genera. Hegulatlons.
By order of the secretary of Wart
a Jt D. TOWNSEND,
auW Assistant Adjutaui General.
.Voice
There la an Immense amount of traln-dls-
trtBsInp; nolaeon thlsplanet of ours, and though
omoof xx may bo blessed with a cerebellum,
iplual cord, and nervous system too vigorous
to bo Incommoded by Its clamor, there are thou
sands of a more delicate and susceptible organ
ization, to whom not so Is something worse than
an Inconvenience. Whouvorbas read Ben John
son's dream, "Tho Silent Womao," will re
member tho Idiosyncrasy of poor Morose, at
whom everybody In tbe piece laughs unmerci
fully, lie mulUea his head with m seven-fold
envelop of night-caps to shut out tbo discords
of the streets ho fe;j vociferous persons In his
neiKQooraooii io jjo awayi no aeviscs rooms
with double walls aod triple ceilings) he keeps
his windows shuttered and Uvea by candle
light) ho assaults the town-crler, compels his
own aervants to wear worsted stock lngs over
their shoes and will have nono to wife who is
not literally an " Inexpressive eho." Tbe Im
aginary caao of Morose Is of courso an extreme
one, and yet It has often been altnM unparal-
leien in real mo. trrora mi roiiowiosr stanzas
In Thomson's "Castle of Indolence," It la fair
to preeu Jie that tbe poet of tbo Seasons, like
Macbeth aacr his wife got blm into difficulty,
was easily appalled by nolsci
" No oncks, with roe, to rustle labor call,
irom viliareonto viuakeaonnnlni' eier.
No tar lyswaio, no shrill voleM matron's squslli
no iwRf on nnnre, do wires einn yeur er
No hammer's thump, no horrid blacksmith seart
Nft noisy tradesman, f ur sweet slumbers start
Wltheoumlalbat are mlierr to hetit
But all Is calm, ae w. uld dellg!t t e hf art
Of lSybarlte of old, all nature aud all art."
I lout sty and Trust
The following pleasant anecdote Is from
'Glances and Glimpses," a book by Dr. Har-
net ii. ltuoi, who was onco a ttacher io uos-
lon' , , , . , . ,
. . -.,..w ... v..,..v.".. -'
1a.l.K-m. t ni...j l ,w. .K-i-.k- 1---
iooi mat lutuii av fiavru iu tun uiiaic luo sasiMr.
old fashioned slate, (It had been my f-thBt'j)
wroto upon It the names of the scholars In the
order in which they iat( and arranged the
needle work and reading for I always bad
eomo Interesting work read aloud by some
eider pupti every aucrnoon and then saiai
" Now. children, when tbe clock strikes flvo.
leave your seals orderly, go to uy chair, and
place by each of jour names a unit fur good
behavior and a cross for bad. When I return
I shall anxiously look at tho slate, ant In tbe
murnlng when you are assembled, I will read
tbe list aloud, that cverjthlug may be con
firmed. But I trust In you !"
un my return 1 visited tne schooi-room ana
found but one cross npon theslatcj and that
wnero i least expeciea it, appenaea to toe
name of a beautiful, open, bright, brave child,
who then promised much to tho world tho
fact of her havlnj rich parents b tin if her
greatest drawback. She was tho last child In
the school that I should have thought capable
of any misconduct. Tho morning camti tho
list was then read; it proved truthful but
when I came to this name I said,
"My dear child, you raubt explain. Why Is
this? WhatdldyoudoT"
T .1-11-1 It In ir Tin tn itih ulth llinao stnrrrtttriil urnl
r -- - ,w
and speaking with a eorrowful tone, which
ever made her an objeit of sacrtd Inttrtat, sbo
rep ueu:
"I laughed aloudt I lauched mora than
once I couldn't help It because a elate wat
keeping ecnooi."
Tna last joke at tho expense of French so
clcty for tho protection of animals. Is to tbo
following effect which we consider verygoodi
A countryman, aruud with nn luimeuseclub.
presents himself beforo the president of tho
society, ana claim (too ursi prize, lie is asitea
to describe tho act of humanity on which bo
founds his claim. "I saved tbe life of a wolf."
replica tho countryman. "I might easily hae
kiuea mm wuu ims tuuageonj" ana noswings
the weapon In tbo air to tho Intense discomfort
or tno president. " um wncru was mis won t"
Inquired the latter; what had bo dono to
you 1" M Ho bad Just devoured my wife," was
tue repir. mo prettiatrtt rtuocuu an lustant.
and then saldi "My friend, I am of opinion
that )OU havo been eulllclently rewarded."
Ok the road to Epson, a mustached youth.
on the top of a drag, evidently ambitious of
hs-lno fTiUtaLpn far "an nfllcnr.' this RAlntml
a fat coachman, who was Bravely drlvlne his
master and family: "Halloa, yon sir I w here's
vour thlrt-collar? How daro you come to
Derby without a shirt-collar T" Jthu growled
forth, without lifting his eyes from his horsi
"Owtbedue could I when your mother has
not sent 'omo my wasning,'
runch has a picture of a worthy gentleman
caning upon an --expert" natter, me oia
loirue elves tbe point of "lllustratloni" Cns
tomer "A slight mourning bat-band, If you
nlpmiA" IT Alter "What rotation, alrf" (7n.
tomer "Wife's uncle, sir." Haltir "Favoi
Ite untie, slrf" Customer "Um well. es.
Hatter ''May I ask, sir, are you mentioned In
the wuu" unsiomer "no sncniucK." nat
ter (to bis assistant, briskly) ''Couple o
Inches, John."
Arausr Is unquestionably the grand harvest
mom u ror reapers ana aoctors.
rrST.-lN60X.-PerauiieufsitB.t-rr
hifolts troubled with weakness, lasiltude, palplta
tlon f the heart, leak of appetite, diitresi after
vetlng, tori id liver, coLsMpatlun, so, deserve to
culler if itcy win nut try tne celebrated
FLNTA1IUN OUT US,
tth'ch are now recommended by the hlghrst met'!
cal authorities, and warrant d to produse aa in
mediate btntllclal eilect. They are exgee-ilugly
agrrenble, peif. ctly pure, and mutt suwercele all
other tonics where a hoalthy, gentle itimuUnt Is
required,
Ihey purify, strengthen and Invigorate.
Ihey create a healthy mm elite.
They are au antidote to chauge of water and
diet.
They overcome etlects of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen tbosTstem and enliven tbe mind.
They preveat mlasmstle an I Intermittent fevers.
They puilfy the breath aud acldlt of the
stomach.
The) euro P.spepsia and Constipation.
They cute DtsritiBS, Cholera an 1 cholera Mor
bus.
Tbey cure Liver Coraplalat and Ncr.ous Head
ache.
They make the weak strong, the languid bril
liant, and are exliaustel nature's great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated Callitya
bark, wlntergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all
preserved In perfectly purest. Coin rum For
particulars, see circulars and testimonials nroun 1
each bottle.
beware of Importers. Examine every bottle. Seo
that It has D S. Barnes signature on our private
U, a. Slsrapowrtbo o rk, vltii plantation scene,
and our tl'm signature on a flue steel plate en
graving on side label. See that our bottle Is not
refilled with spurious and deleterious stuit. Wo
defy any person to match the taste or character or
our gooJs. Any person pretending to ecll Planta
tion Bitters by tbe galloa or In bulk Is an Impos
ter. We sell only In our log cabin bottle Any
person Imitating this bottle, cr selling apy other
niitcrlal therslu, whethir called Plantation Bit
ten or not, Is a criminal under the U. S. Law, and
will be so proieoutcd by us. We already have our
eye on two parties rctnllnguur bottles, Ke , who
will succeed In getting themselics Into close quar
ters. The dimand for Drake's floatation Bitters
from ladles, clergymen, tnuohanti, &o , Is per
fectly Incredible. The simple trial of abo'tle Is
theeUcnco we piesent of their woi th atidau; pri
ority, They are sold ny all respectable druggists,
grocers, physicians, hotels, saloons, steamboats,
aedcounto stores.
r, H. URAKG U CO,
au3t-eo3m W Broadway N. V,
The Itosuee' Portrait Oallsry
Thieves are as thick In New York as leaves
In the rale of Vallombrosa. Tbelr ranks are
not thinned by war, because they are generally
cowards and traitors, and do net enlist, save
when tbey can pocket tbe bounty and escape
tho service. Directives have classified these
wretches, and taken tbe portraits of hundreds
of them, At police headquarters there Is a
picture gallery of a vast multitude of burglars,
blshway robbers, sooak-tbleves, aod pick
pockets, males and their femalo accomplice.
with a brief record of their history. Some
facts and reflections In relation to them and
tbelr mode of operating may Interest the gen
eral reader. With few exceptions, they are
foreigners, or the Immediate defendants of
foreigners. Tbe sharpest and beet educated
are Americans. A majority of thorn are the
children of drunken aod dlsbonost parents.
1 heir hearts and face Indicate a bad organiza
tion. There Is an Indescribable something
about their presence from which pure child
hood and virtuous womanhood Instinctively
shrink.
At the present time tho city swarms with
pickpockets, who ply their vocation day and
night In stage-coacbee, In omnlbasea, In hotels,
In theatres. In churches, in stores, on street
corners, and In front of newspaper bulletins.
The cellars, garrets, and kennels In which
they lodge are principally located at the Five
Points, In tbe fifth and eighth wards, and parts
of Mackerclvllle. 1 hey may bo seen frequent
ly In front of the hotels on Broadway and other
throneed thoroughfares, etarlng ladles out of
countenances, aod watching strangers who are
supposed to bava corpulent pocket-books.
They steal rings, pins, chains, watches, purses.
and whatever artloes of value tbey cin put
thd. hinilsoni so that ladies and Kcntlemen
whomake a careless display of their Jewelry
literally cast their pearls before swine, who
mm ana rena mem. uomeumes iney iravei iu
s r til a a !. lilalnpo nrmsn
1 rimiimr wuu . .'' -
.a. 11 . t,i.h .. v
il .11... ... Bt1 ..paa vrnfmr lhnp SA nnsl.altl
0rraco. women, and children even, who have
b arrested, tried, and found gnilty of almost
crm0thst blackens tho catalogue of vice
I'j'v'Jn-
sin it hmmA.
That well-dressed young man with a white
hat, which lo ks hko an invrnea wasu dowi,
and a rattan In bis hand. Is a noted pickpocket,
who ha. Just served a short term at Sing Slug.
Onr cicerone states that he is at his old trick
aptiln. and Is closelv wat hed. I.avatcr would
have pronounced such a phiz as he wears tbo
Index of a corrupt character) Indeed, there are
few laces in tms vast cohwiumi " arc uu.
absolatelv repulsive to prevent recognition
many orthem solnt, or scowl.or grlo,or pnll
their hats down over their brows when their
portraits are taken. The women generally
droptheli veils over their faces. Now and then
a bold, brassy thief may be found, who takes
main, tn nnpr to tht best advantage, scem-
fngly proud of his picture, and not ashamed of
bis associates, mere is a biwhwi D.ui.ian.j
of features In men aod women who are ad
dicted to particular crimes. Those who make
burglary a specialty havo bulbous heads, with
great width hUween the ears, eyes deeply
sunken, and coarse features generally. It re-
' quirt s more courage tnsiorm a busts u
j hoo(ie thaQ t0 ck a ,,, pocket.
nnra-laransnallrw armed, and will r
quirt s more courage to storm a store or dwt.ll.
z nouse tnan to pics a man's put net-.
iitiririiirniiilr pa armed, and will not hesl-
tato to shoot or stab aoy persoa who stands in
their path. Sncak-tblevts are well named, and
pads, confidence men, counterfeiters, and other
criminals who have left their shadows on tho
nails of this gallery. In not a few naunct.9
particular crimes seem to form a famuy tra"'
Hero are two hrotbers who we' sent to n Stste
prison for forgery) a father and son who wcro
found guilty of housebreaking. A Isriro num
ber of tho pickpockets are from London, and
some of tho prototypes of these pictures havo
been recognized by Inspector Tanner, who re
cently came to tbts connlrv to artret Mnller.
charged with the murderof Brings In a railroad
carriage m r,nir.ana. Ireland supplies a con
siderable number of highwaymen; France and
Germany aro represented amoog the counter-
a Stranger, wim orumary puwtte w duwih- i itiiuvh m tne duuimuiiuu m ynriei raaeu.
tlon. aUcr seeing one, will bo abte to polut out Mr Cullck, trom the Commfueo on Claims, re
S. Lo havilroado a Cole, of that depart- KSjJ S :. Jl,JSS.ii,"5
nnnl nf thnft. Thn lime tnST be Bald Of fOOt- i h. U M V..n.t Th. -..".-. .' " ...i"
and th.revl.lhle In this great uVotlrtm?.iifJ,t'. ''")l.u to A.,
lunera. ino unsKy neaa or too negro Is hero
umo muuivauu ina iciauMuouip m mo nu- uy mr. uuiick an act to construct a gutter on
man race on the shadv and wicked as well as the we,t ,lJe ot Third atro-t cae', inm the norh
on the sunny and hopeful side of life. , sldeoi 0 street isuth to the nor h L'eof rcm.e .
It Is a fact worthy of note that even now, at ". SVtrnlK'rd a Mil to lav a n,g f,..t.wy
a Umo when so many women have been de-1 en M street north across the et.t slduof Twrhth
prlvcd of the support of their huehaDde and street ws. Ite'erreJ.
t rothers who aro In the army, they are not nu-1 Wr 'c' lh va uirmlucf J a t Pi to'lsy eu'te s
merously represented In tbls collection of pic- f",PTlVlS.,,"i?w'i!ie f"1 "uJ we,t
turcs. This may be attributed partly to the "Jeuf M4hln ''Aim omnn
galsntry of the offlccrs and partly to tho fact Cn mo' Inn, the sieciai order, t.a eg the norrln
tbat their crimes do not demand the exposure , tlon of C H HurJe as cot.stHbl uf the lhlrd
or their porlralts to tho public stare; but It i w"1 a tALen u
B.?:!..2 tbit man ls by far tho Ercat" ;?K,v,asvw ?
est transgressor. ...,., 'to nv Heenses, when thty hal n.mr, aud tha
Deep as may be tbe loathing with which wo Mr. Hurdle keepsi, resiaumat of tbu lowest order
contemplate these portraits, It Is Impossible to I with u a lUrnee.
supprt-BS a fisollog of pity, or to drown the to-I Th roe was taken anl Mr Pepper was the
ward Interrogatory, How much Is society re-' fr y "il- "r Vr JVV"o Q,illite m",ll'
sponsible for what society punishes 7 Of all Mf' " b...s Sr VSmokml
these criminals, how many were born to bo Abiil toiuip.ov F atrbit uerin vom Filth to
aught else? Fourteenth at, ret vcsr
Wesaythelr faces and heads betray the-mi', An amenimini.thathepropoBMImprov'ment
do we eoneldir that. In large measure, thov -l wJpJA by Xht 3i,irl,u " r.d Cumpai,,
are as little n sponsible for these as they w uld un mo' ion of Mr Lewi, the Mil v as put on its
sjti sim a uiiuiiiku vMiiu, ut liaiiu, fir i)l, WILD
wnirn iney mignt navo enierrd mis iirvelhlni;
world t Add to tbts natural Inclination toward
vice tho education derived from drunken homes
and tlnhy streets. View tho lot of the younir
In the haunts of poverty of a great city like
New York, and the wonder Is, not that so many
grow up depraved and ripe for villainy, but
that any escape j not tbst tho metropolitan
world Is governed so badly, hot that It Ii gov
erned so ell. .V, T Indeptndettt.
0F
F I 0 I A L .
War Depabtmcmt, 1
Adjutant fitNUiAL's Orrui,
The folio wl n a-ofll -era. bailor brrn renortd at
v aviii w" I on, oriiictii" tar d, ioh
the hesdquartera of the aimy lor the otTrncei citton Horn the Mayor, announcing hie appro witi
hereinafter e peel (led, are hereby notified that they ' 01 the aet mtk n approptiatloua tor tho saltrlcs
will stand dlsmlased tbo service of the United of teKCi en, an I fir ire oon'lng'iit and other ix
states, unless, wttMn flfteeo dajsfrom ihla dntr, ipenees 1 the pubiig a hoots ut th cltv ct Wash,
they appear bet re the Military Comuliaion, in it-gtvu, lor the tlecal tear cudl g Ja i to, isi
eaeion In this city, of which Urlgadler Oeueril Alm,iui t.u mmi tho Mdr,tra aaasllilngn
John i' uaiiwen, vnneu o'b viunteers, is rep r oi tne i ry puivrjor, urn ears that tlie I . . . Y; i I , ,, , 7 . ;r. .t
prrsllcnt, and make setUlao'orj defence to the coat of Im-nms Ughil st ret writ, from it '. f ,u!it,u b P JL . ?
chaw i against them Btrtet iinrlti tu tut lMui.d-.r of the cltt t y bull." x Jui.luQl ws Uta uatlto a lr.ga
to aitr npnngtoenlM a colored bay at atuhuiut, X g aculttrt In lht net, will be a.y.oou iu. 'dfre.uor dl l ibcy c m, el fjirlgners iOii.it-
and, fuil.ngi ihat at retting htm at a ae rtrr (t Muil tu U.wuiilt.e ou Ur .lu-e. aj. I u.rl2fd; I" ou.iit'V "' ii J.lAt
knowing at ihe Umthewat not,)vlk vuwto. Ala , a, r.p rt f I thn H kUVmi t e c tt . lu if- u'lUu he huew that thn wero a largo number
i ui tug mw y thereby p y tu the r.s. luii hi of ti.o t uuuil, glit id . I ul lomguera doiiig '''"; .
Lieuteoant'N. U iwulwcll, Wit J.ew Uaiupihlre tafltd a-atemeu. ,.i the amouui of approjlfrattoo, I '' i?'!1?
roiiinteiis I tiade bi the sUti-see nd (.uuion to tn.umh.rA agaiLet persoi a I j an) iniaiia, out Kaliist that
cavalry.
Abtcmc without tcauc
uotc.r.
'"""""" .-. .iinnnr
an"""! ., .,.
iV.',tJuHralsE Hale. 1st MIcMn. Ilsht ar.
"" ku.TOAJIiLt.p.
.r. flHiimm Aiuunm i.rutr.i.
- -
Ficiii
ti.f-f5tor defence to tie chara-ea mmtusl htm
he iv ill ha uioiuDicnded for dismissal Irom the sir
tue of the tutted states.
K. D. TOWNSEND,
stf Assistant Adjutant Ueneral
OKKINKI) t-UOAItSTIllB DAY
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LLLIVKD ONK HUNDItEli lliVkL8
Luveriiia St Co s Crashed. PiwdrtJ. n,l aoft
Crashed augers.
auii-tli WNs DJCALL.
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uniMy.iii.iuMt 1 IiinVi ini...nar ai'i i ll S'iiso nn Mil ll m., t.x aoa reiuiaw n.tls, tar.
"'" .;.iii'ar,nm J '-.'f'J T, Veat i.'oti'rel Ir ..' lo.'.ti ana couc. r"".or.,laul. r..i. iru. .ol tlivlmj hou..a,
C,i tn4 D Null, uiinu.lii.rv of Mbililcjou ,'i', JV ""' '"l"1"' "'"'"" t") " ": w.s uo.iiiuia till uixl metlu.
of Voluntrar., I.n loir l re orle.1 to Hie h.M '!.',- Tmn.ln n.n mt .' lull I .r ami to 1, Ou ai iliuu, tli. llJ.r J ajjouruej.
si'st-va :": zsss. Fszi: su&vz S:Sk Sk
llh...ifwU.l.llir,rOM JohS C. tlj"!"l, nat.ely..tr l,,,,D, 1UU60. Rcf.n.a to ,h0 c 111U..lou inirchaai of Now York.UiSl oa
this city council...
Doartt ofAliltrmtn,
OtoNDAT, eptemVerS, 1964
The Board net at the usual hour. The Mee
Presldrnt, (Mr. TurtonJ In the chair.
The Chair UIJ before the B tard eommuQlc
tlon fr Jtn the Mir or. eoverlnr on frtm tne Biaid
of Water Cora ml it loners. teall the attention of
lle Board to tbe oplulnn of the lorporatlon At
lOFter that th Wtttrr II it tht h til nn nnurtr to Iav
water mains without ihe authority of the Coun
cil, aiuu i', ( am reuuisiie aot on ta ine mni'tr,
Htferrfd to the Committee on Drainage, 9werage,
Also, a communication nominating James Cull
fnrpo'lee tnazlstrveol the MMfi want, nnd F, A.
II .swell for p Uee maslstate of the fevrnth ward.
Also, Thunits tiltv r for police constb.e l the
acond ward, vice Josrph WlHIms rrje.ted. Br
fcrrid to tbe Cornaslttteon Poliei.
Ih Chair alei rtad a communleaMoo ffom Mr.
J O. Wilton, a trustee for the public seh'o's, cf
the First ward, staling tbe nereinlty of lav tog
good publlo ti.ool I uu tinjti In that wvd
Tbe nomination of Mr. Hurtle ae ennitsbleof
the Ihlrd wa'd was, on motion of Mr. Plant, laid
over informally
Mr. Lloy pit isnt ed the petltb n of M Thomp
son and others, asking the widening of an alley in
square Nq. 4 9
hepobts or committcii.
Mr. Lloyd, fioiit (he Lummtttee on Finance, re
rorted a Ml), ared tna rom mimical bm of tre
Myor, to nmke aproprlatlone fur tLe copying ol
car alii city fer a p4avd
Ale-t, a i ill tor the relief tf Capt. cbepi, being
anaiiiitujiriatljit to rue t certain diCclenvles lu
theUroi rift Pieee t.
Mr. LfHtl retxirts-tl A tilll tnik'nr tn unnrnnrla.
tlon to delray the central and oonii gsut sKpcosee
of thetorpnrttmn f r the year I8t. f Ii nruei d
mrts, as fol town For th burial f paumrs,
i,000, tnstetd ot $1000; f..r (he A)luui sd4.r.
fU , aJWU, llieiCKU Ol s3IB,OW.
The bill aa nmei.ded. liaised.
The Committee on Muauce were discharge!
from the further roosideratl not the pe ltlco o
Mr. Filzslmu.oDS,proprieiorol the Vaiictlrs, and
f Mr, L., of the canterbury.
Mr Ll-rd, from the "rvmth ward delega'lon.
rep rtud fverblya b.U to Improve an ailoi lu
sqmreisi Psi-
.Mr. Pepper, fiom ihe Committee on Iraprrt
ments, r puitedablll toplaceaste cU'r.p ntli
vottLesi corar f I tr tt north and Kigbtb
str ct w.st. Fassed
A so, a bill to aiuiethe carrlg -wayoa SixV
strett, fr m Prnnsflvnla avenue to cw Ytirk
arrnus, t tse paved. TRisfd
Mr L!od thought that t was a great injustice
tohtve smth. errret pated at h express of th
Fourth watd tucd, etnee other strsvii In tbe w d
ut-repavrdb) the p opertj-huld.rs on tbtm, ana
not by the wurd
Mr Uto mhle, nf the Fourth war I, coiMnot
Uidcts a d wl.y th (trntle nian fro-n te &vent'
ward (Mr Ll(d ) v,h preteid'd to have th.
city s Interest a; heart, should ot Jecl to the i m
ae;e of - law whmh could not edict him In nny
wise or any of Ms eons Ituenoy. t hy should he
oppoie a Uw which would redound to tlm cit'
welfare 1 it is ptrp-rd to pavo other stic ts nt
the expense of the ward, and not M.m attett
alone. Aud Is the mu I and dust stigma cut upi
the lty never t be re n"cd-ntier from the
Fiuith wid liecame a f w eritets therein have
bcrnptt el at private ex eneel
Mr Llo.d nio.nl to reoneldr the vote bt
which tha bill wae piie I.
Mr Utermehte stated that Mr Llovd hl not
votnd for the bill, and ooulJ not mwu a reconsid
eration. Tbls cansed further onslfleratlon, wh-n Mr
U terms Me tn behalf of Mr. Lloyd, moved aje
oiitsldcratioD.
The bill was reconsidered, when, on motion of
Mr. Noyea, the bill wns PoitpoDtd for one wrck.
Mr. fUtjt, do m the ilrlrgvtlnu ul -re n I Wftnl,
rrporte I rvorably n b II to t ke up and relay the
gutiera lu An Mlrj a ar mre il f-a.ae I
Mr Utefnrhi. irom th Cn nmittce on T Io,
rej-ortel ad.enety on the ptttl m ol Jha B.kfi
and other, akln a m pl wf tht pouud Inwi nod,
on motion, th cimtn'tree was dlicharged fr mil
further considsiatioa and thi bill wis Uld on th
table.
.Mr Ctermehle reported faroraMy on a bill In
charged rom then lurther crnridcri!nn
Mr. Plant, from tho Lmnmlttce i 1 lin nnrt.
mcut, ncon.i'puafii ine rm mail n or Tu-MtKia
urriy ni a raciuutr ui ioj u aru I I-1 t , r at.
slot trt? n d it w s in -immoiaslr c till uicd.
Mr rrcCalhr-fn, from ti.o Coiumlttte en Cr
tlnlsbed liuiliiris, r;oitel the icta ti Qx t'.c pi
of tretimer ol public seiools) petlMonuf Hiitrlst
vituateers, asking lor louayt comuuulcation
from LctTiutl tiad He pronoilui to txireha r.
poratiou propcit), M 1 la n U ion o the Cea'ral
uuarunuuif, t u iiw, ru iiicir Irierenod lo trie
proper emmltiers, which we or tcre 1.
Nil LB IHTHULDlKD.
rj Mr Ibyl A I HI g an tins' the water board
authontv t I ,y wnter mlna Pand
Uy Mr Uteriucult. A I ill 1 1 cona'ruct a branch
sewer I'i If m H,y In aq itio452 Fasitd
", uui in lAuae lunepstveatn csrrlaira-wav
1 CI , k il... iu.( f...... II. . - . '
!"' S"i wilt u I lie jdiii stilt) U1)l IV(,0 OB U rtts.it. tl
d the b.ll pamtl b t e i'll w(nTnti
'i in, inrr, bti ufm (fiilulf, Lcwii,
McCihron, Nojcs, P i.t, ftppvr, Uirrni.l 1c, mi. 1
Ny-Mr Uujd
Uaototl o.Uu Qjard adjourn, d.
Doaril of Cuiinnoii Couarll,
Tho Board mot nt the uaual h mr, All the mem
be aprrscnt, cxj.pt .Mssirs. DudJej, pdugh, an J
Ihe frcjfdect Btd that Mr Pt?unh was abirnt
frtipi t' e I), B.d deelri-s to be tit,utdi nbie'i
i was agreed to
Mr l.tiutr satd that his colleague (Mr. (klr
iDg) v coullistd to l.la h use by ai kuvtt
II bo Sinret trv bcln(.bs-ut, li.F (TUiou moved
that Mm 11 Pope beappotmed Seoie.ary yrotem ,
Wis lla WH iairsil to.
i The I rt.14-Lt Uld teforc tLe D ard a commnnl.
AUo. iUe atttrment of Jnseoli r r, otcn. t.-
.'icimr) oi mid on a hi oi nirirr '1 taU IMlui
"
iimmiwa a a muttior u i u.ui
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nuiaihTHitiriLI. ITU
Mr Larrcr pieseutid bepu. ulu tof Jai BoiteD,
trkui theNoith.ru MarUrt, aittlug au lticu'tiit
r.
ntn.tini unttioii Itefirnd
JU hUj 1 itioduiMl a 1U1 making an Additional
aipr pUtlon lor the tuinovement of Llibth
tietrt WcSI. irolU Kilt tin leltaliil atrnud In lhas
i.ritifl ii luutmar. t,f ibe fl.iv.. i.u.l ... L..I it. i.,,.
mid ate tm..e " "
Mr Uwea tire 'red that the h 11 ah mil be r.
ferre i aal, un his motlou, the bm was referred to
(ha CouuUteaoQ lmpruemtnU
eru uia
I'"'.' "'"-'""it ., K.in. .p.l .I..I tllll i.tr.i 1u.11. at aiW luu ""' '"" "." " 1"".
Mr. Larnrr introduced a bill makLnraa appro
rnationoi i,ooo fr the tTadins; and paving nf r
ue t cofto, from Fifth to I'ourteenih street wtst.
atatntiTa nr rrtuwitTrts
Mr.
Ferguson, from the Committee on Ways
and Meahe. rrporttd a bill for inoreaelng the sal
ary of tea elf ik dud ho tk-ksper to i Lfjui that of
Clerktothe Ma)or to 1200, that ofpiyaielaa to
. V . owt ,n" 0I treasurer or rubiie aenools
IURf.''l,ai,,"k4l'l'"'latpaiigaj.
n... mM-StoV.,.Vfrd lo l'tpone the b 11 until
V"rU,r.y;lbUta bulP'
pailed.11 " hCQ ttA Xl ,h,r1 "mt "d
Also, a bill tMncre-.se the salaries of the iscre
ariea of the Diard Ald.rmfQ f!i io"mua
it.ui.flU to 1700! ,B,i also ih seof UewfaiengVrs
asf lown 1 hit of mesxengfror Biardnf ai ier
roej3J&?ri!htof a do'JoCjunII
Aiaoaik.dto bsdltcharged from the futhf
cot sideratloncf the petition of U, LI. Mitchell as
flat tut sink or the Ouri-fi Market, aaking an lo
ireaee of salary, and ihat It be la trrtd w the
Commits e on Markets. Ac reed to
Mr Lnroer, from the Coin Ittee nn Improve
mtn's, asked to be dlicharged from (he bl (making
tu a'dltsooil apprtsprlatluu to pay the eiposi-a
Incurred lngradlOB;abd irareiffg 6 street nurth,
(r ui mx to to tteit'i atreet, aoj iri-n ffla'n to
et eutenth streets west, rlDgaBU?slUou red
by Mr .Moore .or 'beblll mtaiug adap.iroptla.iua
i sui ply a dcflo ency In the ap, roptiarioo for
frndlnt: nod giaveiiug D attest north, fryni Main
tuSt.eut cuthstrc t Bt. Agreed 'o.
Mr L.thei rcpurUtl, f.ora tbesa ue o rtnmlitee,
theMll m kls; an apprnpi allon for gradiog and
grovellbg D t ret tuorif, from xxthto venUijth
kt'etti, and asaed Its pt ratal cpast leratloa.
Mr. Mur movi d to tefer the mil and eulMtltute
o a rptelal enm t tttee of tnre e, to be appointee" y
I'm freaiJent) wh-eh q arei tn, ind M easts.
Io re r lbert,aud atelly v. ere t pointed.
Mr Kella , from tbe Commit lee ou U alms, r
totted the LIU (D K.)tor e r.llat ui ewmau X
Uiother, and aiaed l's ps-age
Mr sVlnionstou mot td that the bill be poRtpooed
to Le neat nuttli gj which was not Agreed 4i.
The bill, afer n lngthy dbe, ws paasal.
Ihe till refunds t Newn an ei Oiother the suni
uf $l"Jofrj.d on a llciite.J
WAsmaarn cvmal.
Mr. Owen, fniai the Cmmnte on Canls, to
wtm r has r- fcrrnl the bill author l.ut theMtvur
liempliy lotneleut enalurer toexmn the
efViial p iis iiopoaodlur the Imi rovmusut of
tiu ctuti, a d to o-iuae sur es 1 1 be mile, a d
in.tk.cg an npar n rUt on r.f $1 M lor tht pu
o.e ivputt il back the bl J wl'h areouaunsi.da
ton that it tin u d pses,
Mr. Moore mved that tho amount of the ni
pro,rlati n should be ldU3fcd to $1 vu
Mr. I'.im.u ts n motel t pn po .e thi cor
eitli rati u ol the idli u ml neat mteiluf, beau-
o ne culi.cir LmI t ,l itu tht hew u:d ao-u
titpl in a ln, lo- tthku'i he would make no
charge
1 he amendment of Mr. Moore was agreol to.
The I ill h ns then renal tbe Mrd 'tm (oa a rote
ny ycAB aud La)S, Mr. t.lmuuati u VotlOgJ Uay)
and paattd.
THE Flttt niFAHTMEIT.
Mr. Marche, liout ti.e tKt,ial e mmlttre, to
whom wfi ikftrre. the bill 'o nuitni n net jro
viiltOK lor lbe.t'jgt.titton ni pay of the piid
Ire Ucpitrtt eat, rcport-U t bul li tUAt purpuif,
tin! reciQi'iientled Us paieate.
Mr. M statrdthatti.ee mmitteehada till aod
f.i ciuitrt nc) v ltd tho It e e tiutu as u. a oa
this hi, I, aiitl ha I ngrrtd tu report it Ihe bill has
not. h wcvei. In Slilct euniorimlv with ihevlawa
of the c iiumUsloucr, but it was thought 'ta to
rriwrt the 1 1 1, and tr any further let Itlitlon were
nvaeeearj It could be d ne bj Bi.baeiueot bill.
The locttl na ( th enjiuta c ly .his bill,
would pltce'hem Insert oltone aa to reach a
U e lu u part ol ti.o e ty lu tru u nute.
Ibe bill pro, ides for a Chief engineer, three
steam tlremgla.e companies, each tu eonsl't uf
one ( rvui iu '1.V t-uineer, una Uieaiaa,uae bosu
Ier, Kiln extra- ueu tone hooU and Itidtr com
pany,lo Ljuslel of one f reiii"n oue I oetitr, one
l li iumii, anl lit k ra-Titu, acd ts many aupr
mmirarlia t ea-h cimptny as thee uoiiiiloiieis
my dee. a ueetrtr j ioat ih boo it and ladder
iomptuy shall be pr littl ttuhoLo truvk, two
mrstaiA- aI1ll aval ftlaVlitf lSstV at. IaIsspsi a.si st.A
1 dommlaatone B m iy deterailiietthat the aalaneaof
theotllcrrs and men t,on.polug thia dt'par mcut
shall eon 1st ttflhe lo lowing sums per annum,
ptab eraoathl) out -I Iheg ucral find, v.xi Tne
chlel ejjltieerof eithc.rmi aui , fdOitheiortiuaa,
$3i0;t e I le intri, JM (lie tlrt.nru and ho tiers,
$M iAihiau.1 thatianifu,lujotoi. ihpald
niemher ol the .is ptrtment, excet 1 1 o foiemsn,
illlrrmeii, and etra-meu nrc thcfi unJitidcd at
t n lu.1 tu their rs-ap.cn e dutUa
Mr Ltrne , w nu his um .. at ealle1, on tho
pa safe i I tie bill, etAtcd ihit he emm d vote
aicalnatthe bi I, fr thv reason thtt the largvit
pjr'ionoi Ihe t-ltjr hJ bee n entuely liuored by
lb b b'U
The vote was then annuuorcd )ess, IT) nays, ft
and the b li wae p .itt-d.
dills moMTiit: doar or aldehue'.
A bul making an appfopitttloo to pay a deft--lojo,
to h. pa, meut ol bjUJllci. under ihe last
call for tn-ope. Ptiarrt.
A bill for tue coiutiutt on of a sewer in Squire
Ni Abl. 11 furre I
The bit intkln.1 approprlatlnns to efray the
genera aud coutlugrnt eapeuacs uf the eirpora-
il o for the er !, has returned from the
Hoard of AUrrmen with tmrn toivnts. Hstf erred.
LULksas
ThOBliecltl order. Ui a th Mil In rotatlnn tn
IlceuBca In the oltj ol U'AnlLbtoo, was then taken
up.
Mr Lamer not e 1 to amend the first section, ao
as to establish atuothtr Ifceijafl n( j2-i. hnit .
rtglCtd t .
mr uarner nisomo ea to amend sretlnn three,
o as 1 1 lunko 'ho iului! tax upon a llcrme lo sell
hats, ctj'S b ote, shoes, aud readi'-rnade Oiottilor,
bj ubulsiAieur ittad.abaU be 10 wher. the aa
i ua itt tragi) ttmouutoi ctpuai luteetrd lutui
biaino soft e i ertonor nraona aoiil.ltii'for anali
Isceuae is under t w( which was agreed to.
lur tJtrner nim m iveu to Aiuenu tne uiU,by add
lug aj Audit onil aecllou, ai (oiiowai
ec a And i,e it Ju iner tinted, latt tae rataof
Uoei ee piuvi.ttd lu Ih i tor. going rtjotioas -hall be
trbied uu all prsowB i ao ut me luiiuw.ug, viu
Ntlit-lii rncltiZaltaoI the Uuitrdaints, uatural
lie i cltizvua olslii Uulted aia'is, thoaa who Havo
deiUrrd their lulesli u to be eitittns ul tbe
United btttee, and tboee lu lute leceited an
nuuutabiedis kArgetium ih military and uaVal
atrvice ul (he Uu ltd (tee
Mr I rt-iuittkcd tintt the only o'Ject of the
noKUilim-iit mis ui cunpil all uuo tij yuithe
ntlrt of doiLg tuilnraa In th's ity u bfoonia
bona fide cltiz-i a ul ihe United StAiee A great
rurtu, f relgura cAititt brru ad I opened busiaese,
aod mail m my, aud tlieu clled u"'0, aent'lve
bo n aud uttur , It d oitis na "re cIliil upon, to
htlplhe (ioveuiment, diet put f rth ih plea of
htfltj,e K i la1 ihuuiiritrs tit he enrolled,
l.t) womd iiot,in m-ne teitancri, eveu iu tbe
Ptuvoit Maishti'a lilies aj i ha' e their nunts
lilikin fiuui the lists, not would wait uutil aittnr
the draft, a d ihcu pu In the p of alieuaae.
He ojicd tho amrndmrut would be a lopted.
Mr I'larchf liViif.ll the annulment. krovtrioilU
wnu d not dm ttr omtetiti n, aud thereby
lujuieour owucit zjiisiwi ether it Wi ubluut have
UiB tttect nf glvlug ai,eitalu oiaas a mo jop,) uf
tinde. Ihe iuL04 had been suddrutj il,rovo
upon him, a..d lie mere.y threw out thesug.es
tiuu. Mr. Larnrr replied, that tbe ameadment only ar
piled tu that cU.s ul loie guera who w uld never
U.com'i cltisene, or decla tbelr iutvutiou tu be
domnaucu. amoiiglb tears Lo might lucutlou
the Jews The amendment was cltar as to tho
class to bo ex ivpted as 1 1 tb a licenae.
Mr. WiisT t h"Ud uu such nmoudiiient wonldbe
adop'ed. We were a,olng behind the iuiks ud
Mr rirgu on stu tuat he ha-i ben r, quested
o cveri uuitiiatru vsti.vuaiutugraii jut i sucn
I...I rlic I nw.r to n... .u.h . I.wl
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".Mr'Tftlbon. thmi,ht.l,.tth.C.UOcllh.lnn
p t fa mi7- -- 7-" a :7lacuan hmtluemn thi
P .r ,0 mkt. .iutU a JlillQCHttU lt.l..a tb.
XB,:aS fft."." "IT " ,""00
'ih. .mndi,iiit ul Mr L.ruirwa. arre.J tn.
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"I hrmth doacent, and has boeu uigdifui lu
bUsiiULBa la New Yor. nearly -10 years.
How TO Trtl. T ii aw. If von want to know
ulmls nn,. i. ..,. i-A. tf. .J. m..nlnn
... . D. .? . .. . . . . . a
Auanta to tnm. 'ine onif act. ao i uio low
iuuir.a growl is eiiimuui. uu tao oiQtt
htid, cry Lincoln mn bears a Ucu vvery
lluoiiutM of which ll radiaot wlthjov,