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rY70 TRE PEOPLE OF THE CONFEDE.
XATB STATES.

ry7o TIRE PE0PLE OF THE CONFEDE.
BATH sTATEs.
rHE AngRICAg
(chsr.srsd ~ al q me Tennessee Lsg,sIs:a.s,,
TgR TO AND FROM ALL POINTS
GoaTH AND SOUTH.
T " :: S 4 SSIElSnkIss'
Chs urders;gred know the above parties to be
rsliabie and responsible persons, and entitled 10
Wm L. Kelly, Ass'tP. Richard Trsbus,
NJ }, Lawrence smith.
Julius Winter, . II slrstton,
lake p BLACKBURN, Ishan Henderson,
LindsobsEssF q Go. Henry HS %5,,ss = %.
: :. spesd, va Haldemsn.
C. q Armstrong. bran min & Summer,
W sariay s. CO, Hi McUraw,
/ Throckmorton. /. Richardson,
CORNWALL 4 Bro, Wallace, Lithgow Go,
ma r. Halbert a co. ] 6; Dodge s Go,
J. q Mathsrs, brinly, Dodge Co,
Paul K shipmsn, Hogan kseott,
GEORGE ID. Prentice. Sanford, Duncan Go.
J. w. Tompkins, Liehten Co,
] Nilsson sCo, 7 ar slsvin Cain.
kits 4 Verne, John J. Speed,
Wm hkepe Il Go, Y. D. 3aetsno Co,
Chamberlain Tapp, Thos. 4 Eastern,
0'A' - Louisville. Ky.
The Company refer the citizens OF the southern
H. O. PgAaL, Esq, Cashier CITY Bank.
1oBS KIssHAM, ksq President Union Bank
WRAvER, Esq, Cashier Planters Ssak.
Hessrs DoCGLAs Il Co Merchants.
-" A. WHgLBas Il Co. Bankers.
Parties In the Confederate Government desirous
OF sending letters, &c, 10 the Federal Govern
m4nt, will please direct The same TO AMERICAN
LETTER Express COMPANY, Nashville, tun'
Tolerate Stamps securely: o. 8. Government En- a;
send them The rate above given Ia for letters not
exceeding half ounce in weight; let srs weighing
over half an ounce Will have 10 contain suAcient
| money TO pay according to regular postal rates.
| ~ 20 l2,H
S0u me a TOILEr AMI FAMILY
| - SOAPS AND PERF0MERY MAhCRACfORY
| his ID the only establishment in the Southern
s nts,es where T"sle, SOAPS 4,e uads direct rom
tns raw Materials and warrant them 10 be as
s 10 as any Imported from Eu!ope or made ia
| me ~ oItn Always on hand q large assortment
& say rs.ss soaps. Cologne. kxsrae.s 20 Military.
| DaipSe ana othsr Shaving Boars, Extra Family
| ara Detsfslve eosps, &c. Also, Ganufact0ry Of
| the ce!ebfated Oriental Hsi1 Rssforetivs
u. GAkCtN, Broad street,
| ~ s7-imH Between en- and ith. north side.
| DAB 4fFINk CANDL KS-s0 so1s.- gen aias
| i and superior quality, Tor ssie By q
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WKO,UOV GENTS FURNISHING GUODs FOX
SALE AT COST FOR CASH, 10 CLOSE TIE WHOLE
STOCk.-Ths subscriber has adv.ces from tbs
proprietor to Offer the whole stock on hand, az
above noticed, snd invites attention to the assort
mont, knowing The opportunity an excellent one
topurchsse good fabrics, made up Ia the best man
DER. The stock has all been made up within the
:Ast six or sight months, and presents rare oppor.
5gnities Dress, Frock and BUSINESS Coat; Doe
skin and Fancy Cashmere Pants; Cashmere, Mar.
,eilles Silk and Cashmere Vests. Also, Shirts.
Drawers, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Socks, Shaw IT,
Collars, Neek-Ties and scarfs. AL selected OF
the best markets for retail trade.
Merchants visiting the city for Spring purchases
are invited to An examination, a. We think money
san be made, and we offer these inducements foY
he purpose OF raising money.
w. s. TUPnAN, Agent,
NH 50 los Main street.
Ii. THE LATEST STYLES Of NkCk
n TIES, COLLARS, SHIRTS, &s.-for Spring
And GUNNER, snn Ds had at
MOAB WALKER b CO.'S,
Corner Msta and llth, or Pearl sts.,
NH - Branch of RsltimoYA Hnnaa.
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SE ffyS CITY.
Organizes lGSt year, snd Ia order 10 zikke sEas
Goods az would not souGrets with, bat would rs.
hsr aid othsI Southern IGz1afssto-es by farnixa'
ug gfzdss and stvies Of Goods that have never
heretofore besn Rade IN Virginia they Al ed te sl
Ill y tth Ensehiuery OF the sass AMI tne.t 1rtii'
". They are po- Misunderstanding PIN CAS5l-
bEHEe and CLCTAS OF svsYy variety, from Pins
tifginls HsriRc saa Esstiso WOOL, ana solicit
The altar kion Of tia trade ia the South 90 tneii
Goods. III whc hare seen heir kkh Ci4OTas
Gsnuf&etursd Il; FIRST expressly for ssas Virgins
Military Institute, pronorpee them ut less. az
= 2cy superior in quality, TO ta0ss Trey hac assg
sagiEg herstcfors, ana quits as sbssp.
The virginia State snd GsGtrs2 A&rIsnACdr&4 Sc
Hsttss al thsiS satr held Il this atty, Ia Cstocsr
.sst, AWARDED % his Conpsp- GOLD 91ost
f3r tbe}g exhibition Of Va ooien Goods, which ia
siuasd s0gn bsSaEfci sHA " Ls, BLANKETS, ga
Purchasers may rely upon evsry pisSs OF Goods
r&nUfsctGFs6 by rs bsing what II 10 represented
ana under 10 circumstances win this Compsay be
AsG aest 50 EGYE shoddF "a their Ioo4s, no; viii
;hay sax any sotS1p With ttseir WOOL.
LsHI5 D. G&SEEsAW. KrssRs
SAMUEL ?. 11ToHHLL,
Ws-LEgG-OR GobDIs, rsx.A~
iSFs II. Ho-rAeUso ~'f"ss~'@rf
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60 Csz<lnAeHn TAAvkLkns aSAl
- TO TaE 9oRTH:-IoCI.
EoRTuERE gEHTR -
z A L w r.-TfAias leave Calvert Station
Baltimore. 4sily, except snndsy,) At s.ss 4. NJ,
ana sts;ssP n, for Niasars Falis, fare only sss
Ilton, ali parts OF W estsfn New york ana Csaxss
fos Dssro.t, Chicago, Casinnat, ST ILouis, ana al
parts Of the sat, Northwest and Scathwss..
Travellers saa so to Dssxois, Chicago, Milvsu
kls, ss, via Eisssrs fxls, 1t ths sasas sSss b.
aoy other ron.s.
4 asw rooss to Few York IL new cp~- by sh,,
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, With enl,
enc shange OF ears. fAre, -. Take the - A. II
train aid go through By daylight, over Srst- alag
k6 Bag tickets emily o Baltimore.
JAS. O. CLARKE, Eup'l.
SosT~ rrsssv. Assts.sot sxp't. = il ls-iy
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EOgggAgx aAsuRACsUEEs
TO go, SEC esrssi1lly II YOU esn ebtsiR "a dssl-
es!s Goods, without paying Any Nora fay shaB
,csn Ia ak Essaal wcfSa.
CxszsEkw
yStkLn
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n9iI,ITAhy ULOTHING.

Sc pair. HbssvZ ce::oaass r4sT r+s ,.,,. -,
Artillery companies.
$50 pairs heavy Grey Tgssa PANTs; y,
te.s Corner Main and lab or Pearl sis.
. DARRAoor At HEELS EEL L Z So rsioSs'
fine Dress SUITS.
Fins fancy Cashmere SUITS.
fsncy Linsn SUITS.
Fancy SIX VESTS.
Fancy Marseillss VESTS,
white Liren COATS.
TPlsy aud sEg sa1, Linen GOATS Goa
Fancy Cashmere PANTS, all styles.
EHIRTS and COLLARS.
Unde- hHIkTS and D2AWE3
NECK TIES, HDKFs., STOCKS, GLOVES.
sUSPENDER and SOCKS,
which thsy are selling ,, very low, for cash
1iNENsHAW's C1SsINiEK - GErHn.
TONS Observation-Disclosures CAssIMERgS-
Viii q made to hs S
Tor citizens or military wear Remember, this Is
nsouthsrn mandatory. and las been for the last
OF the causes: Being practical man at the bust
1sss, tsad not having climbed In at the back win
dow, othsr peoples shouldsrs,) | fattsr my.
SELF that know my business, and knowing Il.
ear give tbs sus.cmsis the benefit Of that know
ledge.
IA Main street. imh zsl Wa IRA SMITH
EEEN, BALDWIN WILLIAMS beg 70
IN keep their friends advised Of their removal
seven doors above their old stand. to their new
Iron Front Store directly opposite to the Ds2ateh
Office. Nos lis and us, aafn street. whore they
are prepared to serve them with Civil and Mill
tary Clothing, IS hey may desire.
We have secured the services Of Messrs. Z. 8
aoatRoF and X ApAss with other sapsr
HTes, we invite orders from military com pan Is
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DKE.PAYMENT OF PUATAG E-The fol-
l. lowing act vas passed by the Confederate Con-
gress on M0nAay, and being approved by the
President, was ordered to be published
Al ACI RELATING TO THE PEE-PAYAENT OF POST
AGE IN CERTAIN CAFES
l. The Congress of the Confederate States Of
America do enact, That all letters and other mat.
ter authorized by law to be transmitted through
the mail, written or sent by any cficer, musician
or private OF the army engaged IN the actual ser
vice OF the Confederate States may be transmitted
fsderate states, without pre- payment Of postage,
but leaving such postage to be collected upon ths
delivery OF such letters or Their matter PTociGed
nevertheless that ali snch cases the letters and
other mail matter SO sent shall be endorsed with
the name and shall be on account of the ipdiyid-
uai sending the same, and shall conseIn dsscrip-
ton Of the party who sends the same, by endorse
ment of mis- military title, II an sthcer OF tho
company and regiment 10 which he belongs, II q
musician or private.
. That letters and other mail matter sen, TO sny
States Army, at any point from which the said Of
deer, musician or private may have been lawful
ly removed, shall be forwarded TO the person 20
whom directed 1t the post Office nearest which
he may have been removed, free OF additional
postage
.. That on letters transmitted BY q member OF
Congress, with his official signature endorsed on
the same, prepayment Of postage shall Tot be re-
CURED out the same may De paid on delivery OF
the letters thus transmitted
4. Any person attempting to violate the proyi
sions Of this act shall be guilty Of m,sdsmsa
and shall forfeit and pay the suo OF twenty DOL :
lara to be recovered Before any instics OF the
peace having cognlzancs thereof.
ApDr0vod july 2sth, 1851. an It's
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sass- 40 Es.niisss.-Wanted, empty TINS, IN
coed ordsE, Tor sempls's InfalHbis Baking Pow
dsr ~ JOHN ". GARLICK,
EsAU fssturer and sole Propriet0r,
iyA Market Place, Franklin Ut.
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a LLNu kaANA WArk "a 80 sing.
"A sslesssisd wafer, { ssh froa ~ sCo,
salsby w psass'"'
tyaS
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Ell Fly kiiier-Dsstroys atsa instantly, with.
onE asnssE to anything else. For ssle by
JOHN ". GARLICK,
Aposhecery, S.,
sew Market P!asa. fran Kiln street.
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~ Aysolsi Ss,iss.
Prem this day, pntit further Eoties, ~ shall
ssu our goods only Tor CASH, or its equivalent.
NV s-ts SAINT. ID. PRICE b 90
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O9DNANCs DsPAkTNENT,
Eishmc1d, Va, May 10, 1851.
ITEskEF AND RIFLE FLINTS.-Ihis De.
IA partmert IL anxious 20 procure fLIETs. II
persons having even few viii forward them to
this ofsO, they will b paid good priess and VIII
SaYvs the Stats. CHARLES DIMMOCk,
nv ST. Col. Of Ordnance
6Ye,ri -.-yciupiser Unssrs of ms state are
respectfully Informed that bssids the bosas re.
artred by law, there must be IN osG~ frora the
i1;utsn. General, TO 8Ethoriks the Superintendent
fshs State AT@oyJ TO sasus AErzs, -:
- . oLNMN1g
of soiIEtser comp AaioA
"a thr0uGnclt the state respe sIulsy In fOrmea
mat the Commissioners appointed BY law for TIE
purpose Of obtaining disbursements, &s., havs
seds contracts for hess iteEs, and ss fast - thsy
are delivered ut this post they are issued immt.
Uxtsly, according to priority Of data Of orders
CHAKLkS DIMMOCK,
.a,s-ss 6a-t Sac Armory. Eishmopi "a.
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/ IaDuns ~ si0nE, o.h AtOust. NJ 1,
E.AiE&.a hA1eeN.

IttiE&.& ha,eN.
I 90 lba e superior Hcg- Round BACON, al
geo fsGu. 91n hamPtCn county, pUt ~ eIprassiy
Sor PANTY uga, Tor aa 10 ~ -
JOHN NJ. HIGGINS
IN e-siE No. d Fran It n sf
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CLOTHING, 40

MILITARY CLOTHING. We have inst
N1 received the following goods adapted to mil
tary use: 20 dozen Blue Flannel Shirts, 500 pairs
CottoRade Pants, for camp use; SEQ pairs Slus
Cashmere Pants, suitable for artillery purposes
Also, military Hattons. Of Different dsscr ptlons.
NOAH WALKER & 60,
iyS9 Corner Main and i4tn streets.
VEEN, b A LDWiS K WILLlAsiS re-
N specially ask those whose accounts ars now
due to call and settle them. We viii send To en-
as far as chr limited force win permit, and hope
when they are presented our friends will PROMPT
ly pay them
KEEN, BALDwIy B WILLIAMS,
yIi lis and lis Main street.
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IIiMR AND HLh6lAA.fN U0E 4Akl0,
e or FARRELL, HERRING co. b 0AEUHAC.
TURE.-rhs s9bssribsr has On consignment As
soyssd stsss Of tGs above celebrated SA1Ae, which
ue offers q the mAnnfAstureIs' pneeo.
ALx2O-A los OF AAHO0ANK SHOW -UAeES.
fe l. pIGGHS, 10. ~ Main ssPNA.
no PA ST II Ehs.-i Am now manaiaeiur-
L ing, and viii keep constantly on hand y su :
perior article OF CALClNED PLASTER, made
from the very best white Aulboro' Plaster. Or
ders respectfully solicited. 4. b. LkK.
" l7--tA ou the Uoet.
nkialNAL COMPOUND c n l. . X \ &
~ TOOT WAbh-Aa elegant, useful and
agreeable preparation for cleansing. preserving
and Identifying the teeth, hardening the gums.
aud removing whatever Is offensive IN the breath
or unpleasant to the taste For sals by
jyss w PETERSON 4 Co, iS5 Main IT..
RURkOWs' ARLIADLE MEDICINE
- The great purifier Of the blood and rsssnsrs-
TOT q the Whole human systtm A. sumner
medicine, II stands prs-spinsat Fer sale ~
N0 ". rtTkRkoN 20
RtANkA1es.-N.aay !: ~ ... s,Ss BED siAA'
al s''' worth nom s'' SA NJ Is SaxslRY.
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lIE X I'm ) Asp MOLA> > Z

ID AT .OG VAC BhANDf ~ BOMB
IA OF the brSuds-
o:srd. nngny Co, dark and pale.
Pl2ngt q GO
Jaa HeaDasEv & Co " &"
The above 8RAAClBs, now under Custom.
Eonss lrek, are CT unsurpassed quality, and old
An AZ SIS 1n.oA f'' RoSRFTS n YEILEr
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ID eat Tn ENCH EOMET ELANNELS-
II AT EZ sKItL's Al N 9 In srkEkf.- Lad es In
wat Of = superior article OF genuine .rereh
bonnet White fiaaLei. wars nted OF TO shrink, }
the very best aric e Tor family use IN ind /. a
reasonable p.ice., at EzEkIELS,
sus Il Main street, Aailerra Cd stand.
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sS2EEHCARiEs, sx

g SsHN "a. Lisa, nE. E.,
80 APOTHBCAnY AND D2UGGI5T,
~ ElAEET PLACER, FEASIBLE ST.,
SSA Rscizgond, "a.
paIaS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, GIG, WINDOW
GLASS, VARNlSHgs, DgE- sTUFEs, FAkCF
ARTICLES, SO.
PAopRIRgos AID SsrvrAo-~sss os
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-26
THE BARRACKs IN THE PARK.

NE barracks in process or erection in the Park
very nearly completed and win be ready for the occupa
sscn o; troops They designed for
mpofsry dining place be used TO sleep Ia, ant
VIII not probably be used Cor the latter purpose ~
sent Three tour thousand men be accommodate ed
gtth einlg room, and General Wool viii doubtless iat
plenty for HE barracks when the Eastern reg.
I0ents begin TO sour IN
10 THE EDITOR OF THs HERALD.
No. 90 BROADWAY, April "a 1901
rhave several rooms in my house, completely flr
xhed which freely AND cheertuuy oner for tho acS1n
mediation of any or the soldiers who pe passing
through oity their way defend the fs OF ther
ccuntry Be assured that the women 81 NeS York arc
npatient for way 10 present itsef through which
ahey may express their sympatnies and patriotism n th
great struggle Just lnaugursgad not knowing the lro.
nor Authorizes whom should address Ia TITS matter,
Aaye yentuTed TO trouble you. ELIZABETH BOYD
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ADDITIONAL SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE RE
GIMENTS LEAVING NEW YORK AND
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
OVER 400 600 FOR WAR PuRposES.

OVER SlOO,OUU FOR WAR PURPOSES.
special meeting OF the Chamber of Commerce wss
held At O'Clock yesterday afternoon, the President
Peletiah Perit, in the hair.
rhe Secretary, Mr.. HEMAss, read the call, which was
70 take consideration the Of the Legsa
ture reference the Committee OF Arbitration and
the amendment of the by laws in relation thereto.
The act then read.
Mr. wErxoRE offered the following resolutions, which
Adopted
Resolved That this Chamber OF Commerce OF the State
OF New York eby accepts and bnas ITSELF to act uoder
the law OF the legislature OF Tue state o. Nex York, In
relation this chamber. Pa ssd Aprii IL, 1851
Reeoveo That The thanks Of the cha due aud
her eby tendered Z, the Hoo. r. nerra, OF this
staEe the Hon Speaker NJ, Lnte In ana other nom
b rjamin E. Camp John Hardy. Nathan Comstock, aud
Others Of the Assembly, for thor active personal exsr
tons IN successfully urging the passage OF tho bin 70
amend the charter this Chamber through the Legis
ture, at us recent session.
subsequently Mr. WErMoRE OF red certain dine tn
20 the by growing thu ststate passed, and
which were LAID over for Consideration AZ the next
meeting.
Mr. DnoN Treasurer az the committee appointed To
raise subscriptions 20 uphold the government stated that
aushorz.d bs The say that they had
procured large euuscr ions, the "details o. which and
The dsbnss mems hey you'd eboi the meeting
OF the Chsmner The amount oSer 3 100 900 HIS
would however that their general plsn had u
sdvsrce money only Ioregments There were, however,
exceptions, ana they bad taken from the regiments
as, Pbmcrts o. thor ca upon the Stale, and hal
dealt WITH each erpg 70 the pecesties OF the CASE
giving first - thoss gne0.s who -dy the fE
togo forward he stated that ~ tho excep Ion OF
ubers ~ the npittee thew hah an oeeu pclied Ia
the Committee Of CT z.ns snl the oisDursaent OF the
Coz mon CouucH bad ben reerrea that cpmrnittee
IA view Of this facs na ted tlt the lrmitte,
cf Zoe Chlmner o. Comfrcrc5 ba merged the oit
. gen q Committee. The r-Q.ion 40 carried
On motion 81 afr CoSsrrsG, tho Committee vero ad'ho
rzed - pay the ca.uce hands ~ the Git
zen's COMMITTEES.
Tho Chamber then adjourned.
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TROOPS FROM TEXAS.

Arrival % the stesmship Empire City.
The ssss.- aship Empire CITY, oapt Bso"n, from In
dsno 18th instant, and Havana 2oth, where she stop
PEI. for water and fuel, arrived this mnning.
The Empire City left At ndiaAoa the steamer sar OF
the West awaiting the arrival Of the troops from hs Rio
Grande tine Star Of the West hes NOT bean capured)
The brings homo the Third regiment Infantry and
Second cavalry, under the command OF Major 6hepoard
numbering 315 infantry and 277 cavalry with the baai
Company B left Fort Duncan March 10
Companies u, q, q and left Fort Clark at the same
time arrived at Indianoa April TO- and remainea thee
days before embarkipg account Of bad weather The
Camspcbes followed the troops committing depredations
on their route, killing the inhabitants rhe following
are the officers Of the troops
Company P-Najor Sheppard
Company D-eaptan schroeder
Company Captain Brooks
Company H--Lieutenant Bell.
Company K-Captain Sykes.
Cavalry under command Of Captain Whiting, Captain
Johnson, Captain Royal, Lieutenant Porter Lieutenant
Lowe Aduant Assistant Surgeons DR.. Brodie Gaenssien
Or RAnsaur.
Passengers Mrs. Major sheppard and ne'cs, Mrs Cap
tain Johnson, Mrs. lieutenant Lowe, Mrs. Lieutenant
Bell Mrs Whpck.
rhe troops AL in good health
The INT ed States steamer Mohawk a. Havana FOR
supplies would sail for 10 days; all Sen The
United States schooner John Appleton Lieutenant mean,
sailed 2otb With the mail for Kew West.
On making inquiries At the proper quarter It II o.
p,c,ed that the Empire City win be chartered by the
the convey Of troops TO the seat o.
var and that she win be put In immediate preparation
or this duty. The Empire City be in readiness on
very ebort notice, her accommodations win require
title or no Oyerbaupg.
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EoyeMENIS OF MAJOR ANDERSON,

Naior Anderson received large number Of visitors ~
The Breyoort House yesterday morning between The
susr OF sgh; and ten clock Tha constant hand shay
M which the Major has been subjected ever siooe MS
arrival here has been u great noonscoeocs 70
Rua ana now his band and wrist swollen 10 almost
Ggec heir usual sse the nesh liz also muea dscoored
doubt every one is proud t. grasp the hni OF one
iRto g. brave'y defended tho tag Of Cur coin
tIg, Bat We sure The comfort ana pea
,g-s Of the gallant Major viii be very
n uch augmented ii hls friends, when shaking HAMS
.sh AZ vii kindly Oesr in miad inst It is perhaps
absolutely Necessary ascertain by actual "a ,eezne
,stether MS hand is hard the halls the Charles
eei-ns areo at hun III Fort sumter. nu-ug tho day
Major Anderson pad short visit 70 the Artists Studio IN
aih street In the ng Major Anderson Invariably
Il s.s cut at the house a ole OF ci,zens
No orees have ys, been received from Washington by
Nsyr Ande, son, although be Is n1g IL hourly eXpso
tson Of s communicated from hcaG quarters.
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MEETING OF MEDICAL MEN.

The medical profession vel and earnce.ly rcprs-
scented in the meeting a. the Cooper Institute Tuesday,
evening called to insure attendance and medicines for the
families Of the soldiers during their absence the ~
DR. SnodgrsS, who is understooi 10 have originated
this benncent and patriotic mont called The
rg ORDER and by reqrcp. explained s OBJECT rrges
'sso- Gardner wac Dr. snodgrass' motion spDc.rtee
Chairman. - committee consisting ~ Dra H. GhsrL
John Bu1taer Charles ~ Blum nthal and nr
reported tLrpusn the ast naned gentleman, ~
rcsout ~hich adopted They pedga the profes
10 attend ths families Of absent Eol.
tiers in their nsighroFhooi, whoever Ge.iaod.
free ~ charge, provide tor Committee Alpl.
cst,cns, for surgical appointments, 20 whom The
military authorities invited 10 apply fyr ono.
ration recommend Tho appoint men. of asass
surgeons 10 the State vel greater ia their
tiscion naming three the requisite Tor each
tereut ne meeting ALTO uned, subject q ITO cal OF
The officers.
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sufficient hancs 70 attend 70 tnexn wnIe tn0 WIZ ~
yIesrss
The provisions and water have already been put on
board, al ~ Il expectsd that che win be ready At two
O'Clock THE day TO receive the troops. Ffty i've pat
kcks viii be put board, Which the KedaT wl curry
10 Wall paton. nav cooking apparatus has been pro
vided for the troops.
This spend,d steamer win be in the hands Of her
ncs,s sailing T. Washington, viz:-Captan Little com
snder; cfncers Glsddeli, Thompson, RIDING AMI Joho
soD; My Stewart, purseE and Dr. Elliot, the ships neil
cal nicer.
The officers belonging 70 the Keiar, when known
thai sbe chartered for the war. have already
eered presents In the way Of rosetes representing the
MT cnel iosgna
In char,ertg the Kedar, the government have done
GOOD serv,ce shs s q perfectly iron nrst class
having been launched in the Clyce Scotland 10
January in the trips she has made across
The Atlantic, heavy sess she has proved herself rst
rate oeean steamer The officers aud crew men 10
whom he greatest confidence can be placed.
The steamer XIII Ven Kul left her dock ct pier No
North river at three O'Clock p NJ, with provisions,
horses SC under charter TO the United States govern
msnt The steamships Florida Augusta and Sar of the
West If Samuel l. mitchell & Sons Savannah line st
remain at their dock and have not yet been chartered
TIE government chartered the steamship Quaker City,
advertised 70 sau for Havana yesterday and her cargo
taken out she reloaded with provisions and
stores for Annapolis or Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-26
MORE TRANSPORTS ENGAGED.

TIE BEnsR eCREw STEAMER FITTING OCr--rRo.
VISIONS ron OH THOUSAND SOLDIERS, ETC.
Tho Curard steamer fedlr has been chafts Cd by The
asorRmer,, TO convey troops u tbs scat Of oar
reporter paid vln'. 10 60 yee, and fjuni no. less
than forty bands engaged u a,rg - The btrtns Tor tho
trcopq appears th.t Tnfd Lyols Tho Rritsh Minister
Il Washr g'ou. hsd corfesp n8et Vim H. Cdnard rsu
IN New YoTs who ect sart The ketar Tor ths purposes
mentioned al We
If.o Ked.. s iho Third Brses. slew belonging 1, the
Cunard hro md rstks 10 tho Jnra n dtmensius
she arac ssd btpeen decga giving ron
her pori holes or cabia windows, amount OF vent a.
Il n which u rarely ~ he founi
The csrpea,ere and their ASSISTANTS viii bc " work
al right; and 5I. Thomas Gruss NE spot 10 have