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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19
Financial.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, May H. 1851
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut this
hot da, OF Nav now current remainder Of stock Of the
United Issued under the Of Congress approved
Sa Of oa.aad aas % oeG viii p Sss
the rate Of Per cont sunum payable on
and July la cash and " be 70
nbursabe in ,weoty years on the r't d Of January last
r- stock AID be for thousands Of dos
without fractions Oae cent Of the amount offered mus' be
tor or With an Assistant Treasurer at Bostoa Philadelphia
New York sasc order Of the Secretary Of the Iea'
ury aud the certificate showing such deposit must accompany
H. offer The ac rerve. the Try he right decline
bids not rega ded as ID santogeou, to the United sss
deposited the Treasurer Of tho United States an
sstlgt Treasurer a. Boston, SswfoI OF PhsSePei. on or
cepted bidder hl desire to deposit at any other point h re-
On the ,cep here II the proper cer6ce showing such de-
po eenlcas OF inscTioed De .ued 90 c success
~ bidders heir sssnees Or the to which they
be ended IN thousand tive thousand and ten
thousand ioler' each asmay be eq.d Inscribed 'lock 30
issued viii bear Interest rom the date II such deposit and will
be tneabe he book, Of the Treasury asecsby 10 the
sno,S spy aeeepd Sdder desire certificates Of stock With
coupons sen annual in'e, attached thereto they win be
Issued accordingly In s9us OF one thousand golfers each vs
coupons attached Interest from the tr DAY Of July next
Snch coupon stock instead II being transferable the books Of
ntess, on such cnpoo stock from the da, Of 1o there
the of July next will be paid tbs, day. the
wi n whom the principal was deposited
The proposals. under This notice shoad BE- adored on The en-
vOopes Poposao Loan ofsth feorn'ry 1881 aud addressed
to the Secretary o the Tseasur tloy BE- pat uodes
coverto ihe Assistant Treasurer at New o'A WAC vi" IWau
them this Department they should he sent IN 20 DO
opened aud decided a the time above stated
The prenA icpo Of per required from ell bid
des IN be Include In the hna dpo OF successful bidders,
will be directed be immeday returned unsuccessful
blideB >. L. CHASE, Secretary OF the Treasury.
N0TCE-The limo for receiving proposals under the fore
going advertisement extended until u clock of Siur-
day 18th day OF May curTant Any bidder pro
pose the Alternative for Bor5s OF the descri above set
FORTH specified rates or for equal amount Of Treasury
Notes ,ats not below PeTi or
scparatelg eihef for Bonds o. Treasury Notes
fuoa
win be accepted the amounts pay under accepted 'aors
be deposited with the Treasurer with the Assistant
Trassurers, Oh or before the first day Of June next
l.. CHASE, secretary Of the Treasury.
TREASURY DErARrNRyT, MAY II, 1851
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CHICAGO, saturday, May Is, 1851.
Senator Donglas has been very i'll Of typhoid fever
since he returned TO this city, fears are entertained by
bis friends that lie will not recover.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

Rev. J. A. Thome, of Cleveland, Ohio, viii preach
al the Church of the Purtans, Union Square this morn
ing az 10! o'clock.
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CRY ITEMS.

Asoruyp BREAK IN THE FIFTH AvESuE MAINS
Al o'clock on Saturday morning, serious break III
the Croton mains was discovered near SMtyfour h
street, opp site the Arsenal, by Captain Camp OF the
Sent Life Guard who at once notified the Croton
Aoneduct officers, and Mr.. Craven, The Superin'en'
dent. by O'Clock had closed the water-gaes AT tie
Retervoir and set gang OF laborers at work ex ava
ting the embankmcut above The teak.
Tie casualty occurred in the easerly main, about
TWENTY-FIVE feet south Of the similar break which oc-
cnrred on the 5th Of December lat. The present
will not prove so serious US but pipe is injured
the reservoir being constantly Eel by The other-and
the water alec was 20 soon shut Off that the flow was
not of much extent; leaving the reservoir within IS
inches of its usual water-e. Il is supposed by the
Croton Board that the city will suffer diminulion
in the usual water supply.
The pine was reached before dusk last evening and
the men were directed to proceed with the work at
ca ~ DAYLIGHT this morning. strip comprlsing one
fourth OF u section Of The pipe blown out. Anew
section has been brought upon the ground, and der
rick by the aid Of which the breakage will probably
| be mend, d some time to-day.
Trs ID tine third ierous break that has occurred in
the mains connecting the reservoir at F0ry-.econd
street with the reservoir at Central Park. They Lave
all occurred Nltin lew lttt "a ttth VAh'i' p"b Nv
remedy has been attempted 10 prevent their reeur
| renee II ia well known tEat the ground IS marsiy,
and tbnt the foundations uion which the pipes Test
were not made with any reference to the vast weight
TIA, has been piled upon them in grading. SILL, IN
each case of accident the superintendent mas of earth
and rock dug away, the section of pipe replaced Oy
another, and ihen buried, aud left in the sane pre-
carr lie condition before. Probably these prece-
dents will be followed in The present case.
Tie city heble at any TO have its SIMPLY OF
Croton cut off, When if there ale emssines OF seces-
sionss lurking about as il ia almost certain there
are ready 10 apply the torch Of the incenday, It viii
be for them an opportunity not likely to bel pats IL
will be months before tie F1urt avenue mains are lad
aad water passing through them. 1t is true th't the
factious selfish eourse of Mayor Wood occasoned the
delay IN contracting the work Of the Fourth avenue
MAINE but this furnishes valid excuse for tho non
adoption Of for the prevention Of the greatest
calamity which can bef.ll our city.
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on Monday mig O'Clock ful fatigue unho'"' VII"
~ HENRY C. SMITH Commsndan'.
ED~Is /. RYip, Orderly A., 20 ,eeI
CoMrAYY ORpERs No. 9.-Ihe members ~ tnls
Dp,py ore hereby directed S''mee o. VS. s! Sh
Moi y II or ing at u O'Clock in fnll nshe uhhom VIII
kuapsHch aud oyeTcoat roll thereon for M rco
requested 10 bring heir oye'coa's 10 the Sin|y "HJ'
Capt. ALLAN RUTHERFORD.
ROBERT T. DIAL, Orderly
THE JACKSON LIGHT INFANTRY
To IRE Fdiror Of The Y Tyibune =,
4, SIN: The undersigned both Of whom have held
ion. n European armies, aud sct've service W
del Gus Of Rising company To- the lsckson Regiment light
Infantry Col George Ht commanding Exr"l-ioT kTieade
1bsy have opened Iscruiiiue oce No. 1honpson street
and win pe smother ~ tho fir Ward Monday the Eoh
lat. You viii greatly obhgs by inserting ii. 49, lana
HENRY Rhl.ALS
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Aso sssuhip. Rerenguels, Tor Havana Mount Vernon,
Cbesepst and Parebo tor Fort Pckeos chips bntar'ic
Antwerp Empire London bpgs Young America, Mo 1fsnde
Water Lilly. Rio 0rande
WIND-DuriDg The day from ". w.
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TIE ANNIVERSARIES.
SUyDAY. My 10.

AFaIcAs CIVnrIArIoS SousIY-ln the Broadway Isoe"|
Gle OF q o'clock p Address by the Rev Joseph T. ln'P
aop y. d.
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The steamship Aago OF the Hsye lice s now on the great
Balance Dock ioS repairs
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IMMATURE arNANAc.
Sun Rires..f:3S Sets IOonSets... 80
~.
sandy Hook. 3j5 Gov. !aud.... .l Hell gale.,. 600
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Passengers Arrived

n brrk H,1fHr1' from fass H'ad Mn. Hompstesi su
child Miss kr MI aud Air.. Mr. Jones' hr iafson
Mr. 81 kclrck aud family. Mr. aad Mrs. Gicil two Mis-
Gill.ns Mrs klchard.on. or Richard
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i3eliqiou5 Nolirts.

Church Of the Puriians.-Thc Rev. j. A. THObNE Of
Cleveland will preach fhe th1rh Of tie Pngla Nl
square THIS MOHNlNG. o. ~ O'CLOCK end The Rev D..
90 Dt III ~ tie Evening, At = o'clock subject IN ne
evening: The Nstops i,iss hd Oign, Mission hep'n'i'
oil ties and netn!es.'
Fourth Uuiyersniist Society," W. 6AflOhD'
Tsstor pfusru Chapel cuBsefiand 49, near La
ftyelte-ay 10 DAY at the usual nOurs. seats free.
The Rev. y. 4. Corey viii pesch ~ he Murf'y ~!
B,ptlsg hurch t3JhGt. betEsn 9Th aud 6thsvs) TITS
bay, 10. and At = subJeet In the hvenins
Ig. Of Eo4ptry.n
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illiscelianeous.

AS NURSE-A inexperienced ladies' monthly
N nurse habit Of tslns Of Invalid adiee and gen
l. nav dsengsged and DESTROYS Of making some en-
g.geEnents Refers of tho tr families aud doctors in
tbs cy IL required. No objection 20 taAns care 81 Poe IRON
No. $50 3d.av., near l6th'st.
BOARD WANTED-Two young Men wish to
ID obtain pleasant ROOM with BOARD 10 strictly private
family In 2ist 22d or 2Jdts below 8h.ly BOARDING
ksspcss pssd MOI apply. address Boz No ia TrbBns OeA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

IaaIoRASTs.-The chip Fijelia, from Bremen,
arrived Saturday afternoon, with about 500 German
immigrants Of both sexes. Castle Garden having
been deserted by the military, is filed with lie newly
arrived natives Of the Old World.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-19

The Dr. bsk Indian Chief that sunk IN tne Atlantic basin
aer dschagg about bushels has been oa'ed aool
ons-baf Of her cargo - jan.sged.
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THg DEATH or Mr.. WELDEs.-Mr. Charles Well
den Of The DAILY IUnes, expired suddenly at Tie
Tamrnany Hotel at about midnight on Friday Hehad
been in I1e Times establishment during he evening
and near y o'clock eft for bic rooms M the hotel.
sbortl- afor he had gone up TO Lie roons, William Fry
a We er IN the employ Of Mr. Brown, went M to tie
thirt .our and there found Mr. Weldon lying dead at
the v Of the sisirs lie Immediately called aid aud
Coroner Jaokmsu notified.
Mr. Weldon al been connected with The Tn"
fom the iniliul number Of that journal He held sue
s-iv,Iy the position Of proofrader, correspondent
reporter critic and assstaneditor, which Latter pos-
ton be occupied ~ the lime OF BIS death. He bnd been
an invalid for han years, ard conf laned ie-
queuty Of PAINS in tie region Of tue heart. Lauery,
these pans became frequent, aud Of such nature
ns warn him and fully impress upon his mind tho
belief that the approach Of Death would be without
herald This belief he had frequently expressed 70 his
co-workers one of whom Mr.. Armstrong, testified be-
fore the Coroners Jury tina, be had often heard Mr.
Weldon say he expected 20 die suddenly. On sxam-
nation, Dr. John Beach gave the opinion tllat death
resulted from disease Of the heart and the verdict WAS
mnde &C oodiDgiy.
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To this list may be added about twenty privateers,
carry ing probably four guns each, which makesa grand
total of 81 vessels and 40 gums.
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6rcclal Notices.

Merca ntile Library aiion.-REG uLAR NOM
IN i1iUNs for 1901:
President, CHARLES ALLEN, 9TH Great West Inc Co
Vice President, CHAs H. SWORDS. with A. T. stewE. Co.
Cor Secretary JOS n LECOUR. with }. e. Hey decker.
Rec. Secretary, HARVEY II. WOODS, with 2day Il 4 Co.
Trcasuier PEER VOORHEES,, with Panama bsilioad Co.
CHAS 7. CARLTON. with United States Tru.t Co
ROYAL PHELPS WILBUR, with Maitland, Phelps Co,
THADDEuS v. TABER. with james Morrison A Co.
ALIEN RHiND. With Robt slmmon n Co.
CHARLES OSGOOD. with j. A y. smith Co
PETER !. BARRY With Chapman, Lyons, Noyoa
JANIS n. PERCIyAL, With Young Schultz Co.
A. &. SWORDS,
JOHN DOW,
ID. W. BERDAN
". r. CHAPMAN, Executive Com
JOSEPH BLACK,
ALFRED SPEER
TIMOTHY LUBEN
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PkTmoTIc Pic-NIc.--The New-York Tunvercin. in
connection with several sngDg clubs and otter socie-
ties have arranged for picnic in jones' Wood TO-
morrow, for the benefit of the families left behinI BY
our militia and volunteers.
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Further CONTRIBUTORS are received Dy Eut
Balm, Treasurer, No. "a Exchange ace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10
Our Saratoga Correspondence.

SARATOGA STRINGS. August I, 1851.
Fisd Sprng-Dt Season and Deserted 1iis-Gossp.
onong .le Visitrs-4ii Ge'srdls and Fighting Men DC
Being The vicinity OF this long famous watering place
concluded to make hasty visit and how large mum
fashonabes had found their way here during
these hard times and days of war and rumors OF
left Albany this morning and arrived at the Springs At
early hour, but unfortunately have had drzziing
rain all day, and have not had opportunity to sec
grand dress parade Of those gathered here, is usually
tho custom on fair day. Aarge majority have remained
IN their respective hotels and the only mode that have
Of Judging OF the number now spending the season at
the Springs is by looking over the registers Mt tho
different hotels ami looking in upon tho DINNER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10
WISE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA.

The Richmond correspondent OF the Charleston Mercury
writing July 80, says-Since writing also have learned
that Gen Wise. on the line Of the Kanawha has been
hard pressed by superior Union force and was IN danger
OF losing his command. II is reported however that
he has fallen back 10 near the White Sulphur ngs ana
breaking the bridges behind him. In toerabie safety
The dsntiection in that region however, very great
Under Roadway before he started no has hardly been
able to arrest it, He has not yet been able TO raise more
than about 500 men, who badly provided Tor the
campaign and II is doubted whether without assistance
from abroad, he will be able to sustain himself.
You may remember that when first came to virginia
was impressed with the importance OF this movement
in the West--more impressed by IT, perhaps, than many
persons in the State. The common expression here was
that II ga tempest in teapot; but TO me II i'm
ported civil war, and from which Virginia was
likely TO suffer much more, than from invasion
To that opinion adhere, and fear that wh c invader
shall be drawn of there will in that regi sal be
fighting to the death for what they be their
liberties md homes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10
HEAVY BATTERIES FORWARDED TO FIRE.
MONT.

IRON the Plttsburg ChrOniciel
An unusually heavy shipment Of ordnance and ordnance
stores was made from the United Arsenal here
day or two ago II consigned Major General FIRE.
mont commanding the Department OF the West, at St.
LOUIE and consisted Of the following pieces of heavy
arulery, the whole weighing SOL 1857 pounds Eighteen
tArtytwo FOUNDER iron guns, eighteen twenty four
FOUNDER IRON guns eighteen thrytwo FOUNDER barbette
guns, carriages and caissons; eighteen twenty four
FOUNDER do do, implements and equipments complete;
ono thousand thirtytwo FOUNDER shot, thou.
sand twenty four FOUNDER shot, ninety thirty.two
FOUNDER canister, ninety twenty four FOUNDER can
ister, ninety thrty-two FOUNDER grape stands,
ninety twenty four FOUNDER grape stands, one thou
sahd thiry two FOUNDER gun cartridges. for shot,
thousand twenty four FOUNDER gun cartridges for shot,
one hundred and eighty twenty four FOUNDER gun
udges Tor grape and canister; hundred and eighty
thry Two FOUNDER do, do. Another for thou
sand sets OF infantry has been received
from the General and the hands the filing
new with all the rapdity in their power Besides the
sDove the arsenal authorities have received reQustion
Tor large number of howitzers and siege carriages with
implements and equipments columbiad platforms pntc
crosses traverse circles &c, to be forwarded TO New
YORK with the least possible delay. The OF
material drawn from the thus far has been enor
NOUS but the stores still hand very large, and
VIII doubtless be found equal any demands that may
be made upon them for months to come
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-10
THE CONTEST At Que SPRING.
Loss OF the Invnders-Forty Killed an,.
EOrty-fOur WOUnded-LyOn's Loss Eight
or Ten, and Thirty Wounded.

u, IL
gentleman who arrived the tram last evcnirpf-on
Ro!a and who hal to the most authentic m AN o.
Information there, informs us that on Friday last ha
took place about eighteen miles southwest ofSprgiel
between McCuIloces and the troops under c1mnrm
Of Gen. Lyon 1t occurred al a place called Dug : ,rtp
Gen. Lyon had received Information of the movements, f
McIuloch and mar ched from the position held by "a
the previous day to meet the enemy detachment of
cavalry, only twenty esen number, sent Eirwi
to recounotre and on reaching the brow of the h til
found themselves directly in front of McCuoc's fore,
The Lieutenant and his that they had nothing
to do but to fight their way through, which they al
with tho loss OF tour five Making their v;,y
around the valley, they rejOnoG General lyoi's com
mand and fight at once followed. General Lyon Il, 4
twenty nine pieces Of artillery Of which, however o.y
ten rounds were fred from two Of the pieces. Mculoc
force discharged like number Of shots from two pee,
and then fed. General Lyon Immediately occupied TIA
battle ground, and found upon the fold the bodies If
forty Killed and forty four wounded of the invaders On
the side Of the Union troops ,e loss eight or ten and
thirty wounded General Lyon captured eighty stand OF
arms, OF every variety and n good many horses.
The accounts from Springfield TO Sunday morning
last, and this the only battle known have ocr
up TO that time. Another engagement was anlic
Saturday evening or Sunday, but OF this, it took paou
botn received.
From the st. Louis Democrat, August IL
Rumos rife in town yesterday Afternoon OF an en-
gasement between the forces under General Lyon e
rebel troois. near Springfield. From Mr. &. G. Clark tn
correspondent of the Chicago Trt,ne who came l.s
evening On the down train from Roila, We obtained III
following particulars. up 10 Saturday evening The tag
lett Springfield sunday morning and ,hirysix hn
IN reaching Roila The particulars of the fight ve...
brought in by Passengers, ana were also coni by
lettt,s to which Dir. Clark obtained access.
General Lyon left his camp near Springfield, Thurs
day, in pursuit of tho rebels who led before him That
evening Lyon encamped in Che vicinity OF Tyre creek
On Friday he advanced 20 Dug spring, Obtain. :.
intelligence OF the enemy: Dug Spring is aoo,, nine
teen miles southwest of Springfield. 4 fight TOOK
place on Friday between the hours Of four
and six +. 81. party OF Lyons cavalry co.s t.
ing Of twenty men, crossing "A neck oi he
land partially enclosed TIC east by valley and hen
descending the bill euang-d amid largo tore, @,
the enemy Infantry, yariousy estimated from wo
,p,,r ,,lf, l.,.
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LETTER FROM SPRINGFIELD.

SPyiNcg,s.p, august 3, 1881.
Semi 0cidl Accom-, IF The ZEN, at Dag Sbln1 Nipeer
&tles So'"a q Spr'nefela-Lyos F,torious- Ncciloeh
another battle has been Tough. in the Southwest, pre
linsnagy TO general engagement, which is monertary
expected
On Friday the Cd inst General Lyon hearing thai n
NcN'cch and his southern hor,es wcro approaching e.
give him battle, ordered his under arms and ina ch.d
ont TO meet him. On approaching ravnv kno,su as y
Spring the enemy was discovered large forcc and mar
shaled in battle array Our force COO that OF B.
MCuiicch 10 go The engagement was opeie, BY Lyon
artillery, VIII = was promptly replied 20 by the enemy.
After some hard fighting, III which the ilery IF Lyon
proved It's superiority the enemy rorcacd with loss o,
forty killed and fo ty-iour wounded Our los is eight
killed and thirty wounded We took eighty stand or arms
fifteen horses md wagons, and other trophles
The advantages of cavalry exhibited in this con.
test During the engagement small sgrsd OF dragons
made sudden charge upon column Of 'he enemy mum
boring some DG0. Tho sldcnness the oaset created
stampede among the infantry, and or boys cut their
way through them and came back with the loss of 1--WE OF
Their number Upon examining tho dead several OF their
heads were found cloveS entirely THROUGH.
The enemy retired some miles during the night and
Lyon took possession OF the field
We expcc, fight TO Saturday as The enemy
have been largely reinforced. Will write yoa agai',.
SPRINGFIELD Mo-, Argust s 1901.
will give you brtci account Of some Of The nevs a.
this place. Tho towR has about , NG inLab ians IL is
snug'y nestled down thu cdgs os large prairie in the
gTovee, on small stream, sepkn, xo.ertion there
az once rom INC screening soniner m aad the bleak
winds of wIssr that rule s.rree uDo The open prairie
ana also rcu the rea0rsrcis sccrss5n:F,s Tnw have
Just completed now couri house here which very
fine building and is occupied nj prpseg, byhc army a.
hospital and rs under the sku and scientific uauage.
OF Dr. L. q Franklin, of your CITY 10 whom loo
much praise cannot be accorded fog MS IN; ring care AID
ndomitable energy in tbs getting np AID managpr
hospa! which new has some ninety patients, ana a'
commodations for $50 ~ county whrro is sr9.t
impossible to fft anything yss iced. Areeaby TO tho
words OF the lpa:-
Harssyour banncrs on tine outer walls.
Dr. Franklin yesterday ng the breeze on top OF the
hospital large yellow flsg-ysinw NJ doubt Indicative
Of the green aud yellow melancholy tha is apt afct
the inmates OF hospitals and also slight hint 10 the
seccss onsts not TO throw any of tho.s uncomfortable