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CLERbYEAN.
IAAvESwUETz, Kansas, March IA. 1861.
RNv N. l. RICE, D. d. --DHcs BRorBER-rhe East h IS
been deinged with satioa dispatches from Hyatt
Pomeyoy Co., TO tho effect that sskansas Oh srne
house, that my thousand people wero bat one step from
starvation and that all classes being drawn Ato
vCvtex Of Starvation
Such reports q fraud upon the good people Of the
East and injustice to the people OF Kansas There
were tU0 reported cases Of starvation.
Tire missionary OF tho American Bible Society traced one
q them Up the kaw and down the Neoeho until the
post sudoeny got east Of him. then no traced 70 the
Missouri border, whore II was lostand he reports his
inability 10 "Gnd ythng TO justify the report past
fact tn nc TO be feared in the future The Bcs.
ton Relief Agent traced the other all Kansas
and found that "cne Indian had died from cold and
posIe with want OF suitable food" There has bsen
aayautton nor Is there any fear Of such hing.
There has been, and ID, want, des.itution pFiva
tons and suffering bat the iose thing has been aovry
exaggerated. M
Probably not less than one million OF relief in cash,
basis for this estimate Is this -
rev 10k lEgibmturo .Sbv ,UW
pennsylvania Legislature. GOOSE
Wlsc6Dbin Leelsature 0,UW
New York City Committee collected in three weeks 40 900
Central Relief Committes, cash ............ 5000
Central Relief clothing provisions, &c..... 10000
United Presby terrain church. 5000
TOTAL .$443 w
This leaves out OF view the vast u money cloth
Ing and provisions sent to Pomcroy, at Atchison the
1919 L. -lJ..r, L.
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Personal Intelligence.

Quite number Of peiscnages left this city
Saturday, per the sesh Fultcn for Europe Proi.
nert among them mar DO mentioned the hon VIM. L
Dayton Minister to Paris with Grs Dayton, daughter,
snd Mr. WIN. Pennington Secretary Of Legation; Hon.
Marsh Minister to Turin aud LADY Captain John Brton
United States Consul TO Southampton kr. Charles vii
see Secretary OF legaon to London Mr. ". g. Campbell
United States Ccrs to Rotterdam; Mr.. James s Pike
Minister 10 the Hague With Mrs aud Mss Pike william
yesey United States Consul to AK IA Chspse Mr. james
o. Putnam, Urted States Consul 10 Havre with Mrs Put
and two children; General kramor wife, two chA
dreD, two sery ants, ard hsr. Charles MraMon.
Captain T. II .Jeares OF the steamship CITY OF Wash.
irgton, is stopping at tie New York Eotel.
Madame Bonitez and family and Frank Loyenay OF
Hayhaa, ere stopping at the Union Place Hotel.
s,nator Baker and wife, CT Oregon Judge A. Finch Of
hii~ aahee; H. O. small, Of ArsaIsas j. Fl. Edreoge of
New york b. T. Mills, OF Massachusetts,, aud t. lie Witt
Hotchkss and family, OF Elnra are stopping ut the
Iafarge House.
ExGoye nors washburn, Gardner aud Banks OF Massa-
chusetts; Hon. Henry wilson " Booth and 7. X.
Cummings of Bostcn; J N Cooper Of Pennsylvania W.
Frank and J. Bohne 81 hextco and gr Van ne Water
Of California, are stopping a. the Filth Avenue Hotel
VIC. Weed aud ". Tbley, OF Albany; IT Pima, Of
Mexico; J. A. Ware Of Chicago H. B. aorgan, S. Cal
up and W Fl. Greene Jr., q Providence II Norris, Of
Pitsburg; T. L. Iawton and wtte and j T. Gale, OF st.
Louis, and j. d. Bgadle! Of Providence stopping at
the Astor House
z. Pratt and wife, Of Prattsve; j. N Randell of ST.
Louis; Judge Klbreth, OF Ohio; G. Woodward, Of Cali
fornia; j. NJ Kmball and wife, OF Tennessee; Capt vii
ams and wife OF Connecticut; W. H. Clarke and family
OF Minnesota II. G.llet, Of Canada " C. Newhall, OF
Virginia. Dean Richmond Of Buffalo ana William Kidd
Of Rochester, are stopping at the st Nicholas Hotel
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The Coming Campaign


The intelligence which ia daily received
from the seat Of government, shows that the
administration is alive TO the responsibility Of
the task II has undertaken, and that the plans
for the campaign which is about opening, have
been formed with mature wisdom, and will be
carried out with proup'ness and vigor. The
war Is, practically, in the hands Of General
Scott. Age has not obscured the intellect, or
paralyzsd ibc energies, of the veteran hero
and, under bis auspices, there is no doubt that
the 'placss and properties" OF which pos
session has been usurped by rebels and
traitors, VIII be recovered, ere the Lapse Of
many months. Immense efforts are evidently
being made. in every section Of the North, TO
concentrate large army upon The border State
frontier, A. speedily as possible. Levies Of
troor7 Il not be conGred TO scvcnty-five thou
sand M but, if requisite, force OF three
times that number will be in the field, before
the end OF another month. Revolt in Maryland
will be crushed out At once and the safety Of
the national capital viii be insured, by The oc-
cupation OF every approach TO il in Virginia.
1t begins to be doubted by many. whether
associates, that Southern army would ad-
vance upon Washington, ever amounted to
anything more than empty braggadocio How
ever this may be, the District Of Columbia is
secure from attack, now. There are troops
enough there, 10 repuise any force which could
be made available in that direction, and, with
the thousands that viii be added TO their mum
-, IL H.. IL L
practicable for the administration to begin to
act in the aggressive. That blow should be
struck, at the earliest possible moment, there
is no doubt. Rebellion must be put down,
where il has achieved lis successes. Battles
may be gained or lost, in the outset; but defeat,
on either SIDE will instigate to new appeals to
the fortune of war, and with the superiority in
numbers and pecuniary means, possessed by
the North, there can be no doubt what The re-
suit will be in the end
Napoleon was wont TO remark, of
Austria, that she derived new strength
from her reverses-that the Emperor had
but to stamp his foot and legions
sprang out OF The ground. Were the South
fortunate enough, against al expectation and
probability, TO gain victories, at the commence
ment of the war, neither the courage, nor the
confidence of the people in the non-slaye-
holding States, would flag for an instant. The
class Of population which is recruiting, Ia our
large cities, the regiments forming for service
in behalf of the Union, can never be perma-
nently worsted. Momentary repulse would goad
them to frenzy. They are ignorant Of fear,
and their numbers can be increased, indef-
nitely, from the ranks which send them forth to
battle. They will display characteristic, des
perase, ferocious bravery, unequalled, unless
IN the annals Of the Zouave battalions Of Paris.
They will pour down upon the villages and
] cities Of Virginia and Maryland, and leave
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VALES INF y0rT.
JOSEPH O.. aNlrH.
JOSEPH o.. aalrH.
NEW YoRK, April g., 1891
srsrz o Nxw Yo4x. ExzcrTvH DsfAErxrsr,
MOVEMENTS or MAJOR ANDERSON.

Saturday morning Esjcr Anderson visited the Sewsn
Temple E--snuei, in rwclfsh street leetarc was de-
nycred by NJ peCSrdoys, ve-y suable to tho
me subject was "war" A; the conclusion Q. tie ser
vice. Major Anderson was Introduced T. the Rev Dr. Ad
Ter ard others by VI. Lewis May. The Heycfend DOC.
tor then returned ,hanks to the Aiah,y for the SAFE
livery Of the Major AID he gallant comuaud, and
oaced with the Be-edlctlcr daring Which helrbcei Is
HANDS o. the Majors hesd which was very impr ssvc
rae organizt thea performed the patsoo a,rs, during
which many Of the congregation shook haros With tue
ga,o- and may pleasant Incidents u pace. AT his
departure he was automatically Desrea.
He afterwards waited the stgcio VI WV. r. Powell
Twenty second street IL eysuire his large p4utpg 0f
"pefry Victory iasC Etc. otuersd o. The .ts,e Of
Oh.c Inc Major wss much cloyed By u eight o. ,hs
painting expressed his qualification 10 ngoy
nstte-uE 70 the artist
gao- Andereoas hta,,t is yet anything bat poof and
curing tie latter par; Of SATURDAY tie engaged 10 rs
afar.mcDts, s the BrsyocTt Hcuse, wfu0g letters
AID receiving ieT fs.e.ds
s-nd4y ksjor Anderso1 tcpt hs room daring the
whole 81 the DAY, being very unwel the cough be
tas been troIneo with The last muca Surse
few Waters called nj tho Rruyoor Honre yes;rdl7,
but the MAJOR vas tcc uu1eii 10 receive taem all.
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THE WAY THE SEVENTH REGIMENT NJ s


From he E;iiaIasourc TINES. April ..
A member Q. the secoad company Ct tho Seventh
regiment, Mr. X. C.tsers Jr. al tas dis rict returned
TO Tbs city last evening 81 TIE Bate, having been de
was wcU-dtd By tie accidental discharge ~ pistol
while ~ tie cars, passing from Annspo to Washington.
&c left the regiment on the march Tasoing on about
twelve m2e5 ont Of Annapolis rne advance guarc Ut
tie Seventh To eecora aud sxth companies, started
rom Annapolis Wednesday notnice, in the cars, ana
rode atous TIL mics, ~nore they aI14ted, march the
remainder Of the disLnce, about twenty five miles,
the rails were torn up Tho Massachusetts regiments
rg the ra!-oad track, fer tho massage CT the EQUIP
me-.s and Baggage OF tie military. Mr. Gntens
lere..s that the regirlass bad pretty hard TINES
q =; bit they were IN good spirits and deter
the rszhb0Thto0, an member VI ile pliuy dared
venture outside Of tic cenpanv OF his comraacsthe
rebs.s were ready 70 pic 1ir O. be did The Seventh
asrTea 81 Annapolis Just time &c take possession the
I-aos.f the! Lad been fo4r hours later Il would have
been u the han e Of the rebels The Seventh reg ent
hao cot been ro.Gsted On Tuesday light camp
snrcwn INTO lii,le fright, hovover ine Baltic lad
ether sAipa u The ho-bor threw VI signals about
eisyer cclccs whch, being by the camp led them
70 sunrse that TIE rebels were stcCs 10 attack
The whole car were asleep except the guard, unc,n-
sctns g danger but IN sevea autes the enre Seventh
EesDe2. Were n aT.rs, 1uy EQUIPPED and ready for
engagement Not much danger Ct sarpr sing the fcI
lows, Jel DAVE. Upon private Possy beng wounded,
Sr. Gii'eZs was detailed 10 return With linn TO New
eTeg.g c1vcyef bg tbs steamer Boston which took
the 81 e1th To Philadelphia 10 sr arolis the Baltic,
svo .iss outs de. Th EeEt Grazing OF ten O'Clock,
the Ratio fst sa Tor New Xu. who're ale arrived last
Er Gsseus returns the sick lis. Such not the
Ee n we'll, hearty, and excellent spirits. He
vii return 10 the -sgirert ia few days and will carry
letters from Of their friends here, Persona Wishing
tie Gmes once, where they viii b, called ios BY MIR.
Gnte1s Le'cfe he rttcrps.
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10 rerssc. mastery Over - instrument Dc caves
sentiment sna feeling rowar1a tie cicss q tbs pesof
aaces there call for the sssar spsaslec Boee'
but mona OF the artists engaged kzosss the Socs TWO
geofiemec from tbs audi came for ard arc sans
them with excellent effect, the whole hou'e s'sndog AID
joining in the chorus, ana giving repeated rounds I"
cheers st the termination O. tile a- These 10 tax
Of The Society giving graa1 extra so 81 the
patriotic fund.
Ssgnorina Eens OF whose talsa.s first ckss drsr
matte vocalist have bad occasion TO speak
bly, IN connection with the past operate sess1e sboat
- return to Europe II "a 20 be regr tied thst her
val here from Rio JAnslro, at time when a. " kuzios
engagements were competed should hare deprived OF
the opportunity OF hearing her frequently she is
entirely recovered from the illness under which
has been suffering, end Is in excellent voice. Previous u
her departure il Is proposed 70 give hsr copneaary
concert at which the Asocaeo Artists will sppear for
the hrsi time since their return from Philadelphia.
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r H e w "A r f.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTE PAGEl
COMMUNICATIONS,

"One who is willing to take part in the formation o.
aYegiment or even brigade from among the members
Of target companies Is soctous account Of their
indifference TO abe present volunteer movement and sug
ganizations The suggestion is good one tue disc
pine which the members Of these companies have
ceved previous t. their annual pa-sdes would readily 1T
them for active service
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YORK, April %, 1861
see in the "Adyce Of an Gid Soldier il yesterdays
HERALD the necessity Of brave New Workers carrying
india rubber to place Cncer their blankets night TO
keep the dampness from striking through. Please tell
not mother, wife or sister ba. would feel happier if
she knew that each had one with copy OF the cold
''' ~ LADY SUBSCRIBER.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
PsuiADnsHrA, April %, 1861
am instructed by the commandment OF the Third Light
Rife regiment OF this city request Of you the kindness
10 publish in your valuable Journal that all HungariaIs
orimesn war, viii be gladly accep ed bs the com randant
Colonel De Korponey, By calling a. the headquarters,
f. CURRAN PHlIPOr Adiu,an. Third Ride gegt.
Coz G. De KoaeoSEY, Cornandant.
AID FOR TIE VOLUNTEERS.
10 TIE EDITOR TUE HERALD
HEADQrARTERs Frssr REGIMENT !
NV YosE UNION VOLUNTEERS,
No. 500 PfARr SrF.ElT, April Il, 1851 J
On behalf of the organization to which an attached
wish to contradic. the statements that have appeared
within the last two days. the eject thai have been
provided with quarters and food by the public authori
ties Our quarters36s 3ss and 500 Pearl s;ree-were
procured through own private exer,loa nueuce
and Of the two hundred and City blankets in our posses
sion forty donated By Mr. A. T Stewart the rest
we purchased. We have two hundred aud sixty mat
.rcsses. One hundred and fifty were given Us py Nm
Writer'S, Of Canal street; We paid for the others.
AS for rstiors we have never received cranb drop
from the Quartermaster Department have paid cash
ut the restaurants therefor.
In addition to this have given aid to other volunteer
associations. All the mon EXPENDED has been through
ard by the subscriber and a.. tha nc has received 10
this date ID S2I5the generous contributions OF Two
personal friends ADDISON DCUGSERTY,
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REPRIshIs FoR THE INVASION or WASHING
ToN.-The secessionists are threatening 10 can
ture Washington, and seeking to force Mary
lard out of the Union. II they persist in this
game there win be terrible teprisals taken
on them The North do not wish 70
subjugate single square mile Of the South.
but the North win not only not permit
Maryland TO secede but will make it the battle
ground against the Southern revolutionists.
Washington must be held under all circum.
stances. The Northern people never win consent
to the surrender Of the command of the Chess-
peake to the Confederate States On the contra
ry the invaders must be driven back not only
beyond the Potomac, but beyond the Roam
oke; so that the attempt to take Washington
will recoil upon themselves, and The reign OF
terror established in Virginia in driving on.
Union men will be avepged BY the loss of her
territory and the shearing Of her strength.
Soon viii there be such force concentrated
at Washington that Il win he hopeless to attack
Il, and that force win be Sufficient to ovsrawe
Maryland, at the same time that /. will present
living imrreguable wall against invasion
from the South. IF Virginia, therefore, en-.
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The price of the SUNDAY HERALD, to the pub-
Nc, is hereafter to be THREE CENTS per copy.
The price to agents and newsboys will be TWO
cssrs. This increased price will not affect the
public, because they have all along paid three
cents to the newsmen for our Sunday edition;
hut the addition is Of considerable importance to
us in view Of the enormous expenses we shall
incur during the war for expresses, telegraphic
dispatches and messengers.
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CAs New Xork HeraiG-Edttson for
Europe,

The cinard MAJ steamship Niagara Cap. Noodle, will
Boston On Wednesday for Liverpool.
The nsgs g. Europe viii cosa in ihs o,ty to morrsw
a-rs-s,cn a. qus-tcr past sra half pact eve
sciocis, 70 90 u railroad.
TIT. EuRorsAs Errsos OF Ensro vii DO pdbllshod
n eisvsl oc.ocs 10 the ornas siSia copies in wrap
para, siJ cs-ts
rne contc1.s o. tho Euzc~-ss rr-ros on TIE HsTaLp
win combine the nc~s received By mad add telegraph
bs oe dsscg the pgoy5us woek sad w the hour or
pub,lcA.Dz
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PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.

From the fbtfadspnle - ger. anfii ~
About 100 tfocrs oeicpg nc TO the regular service
arrived IL ,tir CITY yesterday efte,non ifun GJvtrtora
IsAnd New Yors en- route 70 Fort Dc'asra here
heue TO conss auce that poist yestrds, trps
were gwen quarters tlC hsrscSs y, che Nsys Naro
IS Captain taydper she steam bio III prague, ~
TIE Boston Ine chartered by the govern Ceot TAX
g the Navy Yard yesterday tor th~ purpose 2. -e
altered for she e. cVrra01at ~ troops EuNs &c wD
q ands ere n0w employed AZ We ya.t portion
MIX IA ouriEE TIC fey az the ctbers o. uight
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisers will do US great favor and advance
their own interests by sending their business
notices to the Office before NINE O'Clock in the
evening. Our circulation is now so large that the
earlier our paper goes to press the earlier it will
reach the hands of the public.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, Arxn. %. 1861.

barks in the dangerous entsrprise Of invading
Washington and revolutionizing Maryland, she
will have her wings clipped in such way as
she never expected. The spirit Of the North
ia aroused
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rroo,s- rH ANp 80 80. sarnN.

TROOPS ~ AND FOR VASE sGToN.
writer - hg Providence .fc-i nal nss article
v!rg til; the tcops Ia WsshnGtGa moving toward It
arzoGnt 10 IS COO men THIS s Inclusive OF l2Jo0
al fhiEc(l phis, Iarristcrg end terr5svic The rey
lsDs reported g. reaay for transportation and awaiting
0'ccs amount to Is 900 Eever ars: class steam
shpa nor engaged il transporting ccps, stores &c,
frQE1 New fcTS q washrgt
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k.psrs. WOOD. EDDY CO. Woad most respectfully In
form the public that tte.r several lottery grants NOT
rre un The fo.c periods The delaware State
VII conlnae e &c drawn urt TIE year ls62 tho Missouri,
tts,e Grant at cor tune un q the Ken
t1cy state Grant until the yes1 l7 AMI the business VIII
BE- conducted until TIE expatoa o. al grants With the
fsns thAs has characterized II for the Last forty
yeAs vnaer tie management OF Predecessor. mnssrs
SHre Mcintyre Ore ory Co, j. W. Naury 20, Srcgo-
''' - w e'A' WOOD EDDY A 90,
Manaxerr
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MEDICAL AID IN THE WAR.

:. .. MORGAN, Eso., GOVERNOR TIE STATE o. NEW
YORK.
DEaR s.R--At a meeting Of the medical aud .ury,cal
staff of the New York Hospital held on the 90 last tie
following resolution presented by m. Valentine
Mott, and unanimously adopted
Resolved That committee q two he appo ntcd TO I'D
dress the Governor 81 the state rendering Eeryces
By delegation from time 70 time in cid OF the surgeons
Of the volunteer forces o. this STATE u Organizing
perintendng hospitals, or othe- s'rnuar services.
In accordance with the fose gorg the have
bsea appointed committee 20 icl1rm you Of its acop
top snd 70 prefer the ferSces Of themselves ana tier
colleagues wherever they KAY &c called For.
We desire II 20 be unde stccd. however by your tvce
iepcy that IN thur tenoerng their professional services 10
the prospective exgerces q the country, the medical
ard eiaf " the Hospital have utentcn
sire to cenaict any with tic ordinary cutes
az the regular army surgeons. but from oeef that
their experience the proper irra-geurnt o. hospitals
might prove acyauiaseors anc corducc 10 the Comfort
aLG relief OF the SICK ard wcunced
VALENTINE yorr.
JOSEPH o.. snllH.
Exy YoRK April &c. 1901.
STATE O. NV YoEK. ExzcrTvE DsrARrxEsr,l
AlBesy. Apri 81 1861.
DgA1 Saviour letter O. The sd inst, ait,icg
a resolution Gdt pied st reetrg o. Lie rnsoicA
eical t,aa Q! tho New York Hospital, tsderiBg ,heir
services n ao or tho surseors q the volunteer forces
q. tue sia.e Las been received by the Governor Ia
acknowledges lis receipt directed 10 express - 700
LIS fharks or your kindress. ~Nmuch qect, vocr
obed,ert servant, J. II IIhsLY, Military secretary.
prs. ysIzSII,E NorT ard ios..ra ~ syTrE, New York
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OHCSnl Drawings Of yvooc, Eddy 4 Co.'S
EEhrycKS AND MISSOURI STATE isDrTEKIEG
ErrIposs Ex1KA CL.ss, 2sl--Aprl q, 1861.
!, "a, is, 81, 2s, s, IS. oe, Gs. a., 10, 40.
RrsruoxT, trAss 212-Aprii q, 1851
10 Is, 10, IS, AZ, 81, al, 49, IS, 40, IL, II, 90.
clrulars ssn. free Ct charge BY addres Org ehcrto
WOOD. LDDy CO.
Coyirrson, ky.. on At Isuls Ma
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Ohr1nl Drawings or n. Frsuce - Co.'s
Delaware Lotteries Authorized ~ act ~ Assembly
Jsnasry, 1870 Granite TO run twenty yesrs -,
tussEX CourrY-CL.eS lcl, Drawn april u, l50l.
G, "a z, 81, Sc, 10, SO, "a, IT, l6, 80, 81.
GEASD DETERMINATIONS Is, Drawn April q. 1851
h5, 81, 81, ca, 6, &C, "a, sc, 8. "a, 68, ~.
Ciicalscssgnt Tree Il chArTe BY sddres sing
r FRANCE 4 90, Managers
Wilmington. Delaware.
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Rstch elor's Hair Dye.-Renabse and
soS sas q scxrGHEtoss il BOND street.
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Emasrs Sewing naarhfnes.--The Chcnp.
eat b.esrae tae bes, IA make. once as Broadway.
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. r-ra-The Indian Herb Doctor, r..
4u,otet. D. from CanAds, uiay % consulted free q
s,,afre al <y9 Broadway.
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crt.Saaoro's Hair ave, Wigs and Tou-
peesThe hes, IN the world; VAC ssks All RETAIL snd the
De prsTaisiy sprlsd Of Nc. se,or ue~sa
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OUR SUNDAY EDITION.

New York, Monday, April 80, 1861.