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New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHlSGToS, Monday, April y, lSol'
rumor having started tlat a battery had been
ehrown mp by the Virginia aubor les Oh the hiSh'T "
the White House, below Fort Washington ON the
Potomac River an actual examination was yes'erua.
made Of the ground there, and for mile or TWO III
sronnd and nothing Of the Kind was anywhere dis
coverabe.
The Charleston Mercury earnestly protests against
the advice Of certain Southern journals, which urge AN
immediate assault upon Washington, and its occupa-
ton ss the capital of the Confederate States
The Alexandria Gazette says that Gen. Lee has
ordered the release of Gen. Harvey who stopped
at Harpers Ferry on bis way to Washington and
mentions as rumor that Jefferson Davis is to come to
Richmond this week. and that Vice President Stephens
has returned to Montgomery.
Some excitement has been produced in D1p'oma'ic
circles growing ont of the proclamation OF the Presl
dent diree,inp blockade of the Southern ports. Ii
aprears that blockade 10 be respected by foreign
powers must not only be effective, but that due nouce
must lie given Of such intention to their represen-
ta;iyes. With Brazil end all South American SOW
ernmenfs notice of ninety days l. required under
treaty. Bat this has not been gi,en by our Government
Hence corsi iuuens If coffee aud other natural pro-
ducts designed for Southern ports, are oeiayto IN
their transportation 10 that pOrti NJ OF the country the
merchants not bsing satisfied OF the effects OF lume-
date blockade Ii has therefore become necessary
that specific inquiries be- made ot the Federal Goyern-
ueut III relation 10 tDlS SUBJECT 50 tDat treaty IL h's
and priv ileges be 10; d4maled Ine foreign ministers
will usist that the siipua'ons shall he respected ana
observed; otherwise naval forces will be dispatched
hither as means of foreign protection The dehcacy
Of the question apparent, aud from what is known,
mayinvOve serious consequences to all concerned at
oil events produce trouble now as well as III the III
sure.
Among the letters recently received at the Post
Office Department was from a South Ca1oiiaa
Postmaster terranc0g orders for stamps, ana re-
fnsng TO make bis retuIus saying he will attend 10
this business when POstmastej'eueral Reagan shall
reach Washington. Many of the official letters sent
hitler bear the representation OF the Con-
federate flag.
Gentlemen from Virginia give their opinion that
the ordinance of Secession Will he affirmed by over
100 coo majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

At u place abon nine miles from the Junction. !
llno-t starved / went 10 "a farm house To get some
iliu, to eat, aud there about fifty ahead of
snd we had t0 take turns; so just a. WIS going to
pet snGet iug. the drums beat to arms, aud O; had
10 Start, almost starved. We marched that night, aud
a teautiful night II TIE moon shone briyti and
the gh aiming of the bayone,s had beautiful effect.
At II o'clock we were 70 tired that every time We
] I'd woild f.ll asleep standing up. AT ocock
we haled Al swamp. TIE men sat down and fell
alp soundy that they had to he aroused with the
but, end Of the gun. At tits time it was intensely
cold aud the csw falling fss that it wet through
had no blanket, as my kuapsack stolen from me
al Annapolis, and having nothing but my coit, suf
fered awfuly. We arrived at tie Junction at 3oelock
on the 9th after marching twenty hours without any
thug TO ea but two biscus aud but two hours sleep
our Ci 4.
We to- k the at the Junction, and came on al ~
O'Clock T. m., for Washington, where we arrived tins
morning safe aud sound. We quartered back Of
tie City liall, il large wooden buil ling. Tie 1Ih
got here ,es,eday mornii.g am writing TIL; on Il
plank, aid every one walking on IT. so good bye
This is no boys play ,. McS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
COCHIN CHINA.

TIE Times says: Letters from Saigon mp 70 Febru.
ary .Sib announce that February ~ an nta' wss
made Nv toe French aud Spanish for es on th' ,'a-
me.e aud, although the alhes came oa Vi to'ioIs,
much more serions affair thSh was eSue'te'i.
Five forts were taken and aiso fortified camp,
wi IA "A large quantity Of ammuuiti,n and arms
The lO:s oi the Ananes cannot he as'er aioe1L
Twenty pnsoteIs only were takei. Tie | s. OF Inc
French was two officers killed, 'he general AID i've
oib ess wouuded and 800 rabk aud file killed and
woDnded. The SIa.ish loss i've killed and' -
wounded.
The day after The steamer left a new expedition was
to he organized follow up the success. and II was
ho cd hat part OF the couniry where large quaplines
of grain were stored wouli be secured. Next uail
will give particulars Of engageneut that was OK
peuted 10 cone OFF Oh the 18th February.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
CONTINUED POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS.
A CONFLICT IN NIEw.
one HUNDRED And FIFTY LIVES LOST.
THE WAR IN COCHIN CHINA
Severe Less of the French and Spanish Allies.

The steamer Bremen from Southampton April IL,
arrived at this port yesterday afternoon, ard the
Arabia, from Liverpool on the 10Th and Queenstown
the 2lst, at Halifax also yesterday afternoon Tue
n-ws is seven days later than previous advices.
Tue Arago arrived at Cowes on Sunday night,
April II.
The Vgo arrived at Queenstown April Ia.
Tie Kooria Mooria, from Melbourne with tSo,'
600, has arrived ct Plymouth.
The Wave of Life had also arrived.
The Canada arrived al Queenstown on Monday,
18th, AT B a. IN.
The steamship City Of Baltimore, from New-York.
arrived at Liverpool At midnight Of the 18TH
The steamship North American, from Portland ar
rived at Liverpool early the morning of the lsrh.
The steamship Teutonia, from New-York, arrived &.
Cowes Oh the 18th.
Sydney, Australia, advices report the massacre Of
% Of the crew or the American whaler Superior by
tie natives OF SolamoEs Islands.
The Tubal Cain, lAmercan), from Adelaide, has
put into Plymouth shOrt of proyisOns.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
POSITION OF GOV. HOUSTON.

Ex-Goyerllor Houston made public speech al
Galveston the 18th, in yudioation OF BIS recent
course N the Executive of Texas. From report OF
the speech by TIE Mes ,dtOr-wlich jo1rDal by
tie way, has always bitterly opposed Mr.. Houston
we make few extracts
"W. listened with every disposition to give the speaker sn
tupsal ing; end take he esi-s opportunity u state
thai he dend cpbstay having held sny comm La
zion whaeyer dcc, indirect with Mr. Lincoln or hi' Gov
eminent, hs agents, KNOWN them 10 be such ,,.
I'll. lnouroed utterly isleLe reP,rs nlanstin froT ne
'epssion pIe-s' be terms nesry al be N,rthet
and s'sFH Pspers 10 tie effect that he a. Goyeine o.
wrstev-I. But ne then took occeon a. pat "p "
and aoHS from OF the most seusa1ioa OF we b'a
st.r Of tse i that went to show .pel dfeIeu,
favorable gd than he had hIeo bed on tins LIN
He ,tteuped prove hst the Of TeTs isref2on'ee
Tor the trfera Invasion nay pow thea'e 'n san .dy
the belief that he Houston ieyor he cause an aoo
roop inTsde a. and endesyoI TO force Te1a ca Black
Repahlcan rule And this belief o. th'irs conce in
tbs, had induced them toepsch nava and army
,AoFy. Iesuins be would give ho.la,a',5 reception ~
Nhence do they derive this belief Hh, rom 'hs W.s %
1exss WITCH with lev eAcepons bad united Ia e,lunlSne
and iIeprossntus him in the most malignant aud uneeH"s
ssnaels Tor years"
The repogt here dirresses somewhat from the sub
ject OF Mr. H. remarks and defends Il press OF the
State against the charge Of the speaker The report
continues:
This extraordinary BIT Of logic leave the
Of the sste to dispose o. as they may thnk bet Iy
on the state by combining to u,en the iAecu'ive
He did sude TO the Couven ion .. II, ac e1cept 70
"a rather ocose that IL bad iat d hin shd
sh rather dui aud vt get abroad that tie Conyen'
intended deposng him. be received aud po1 pt "1er,
Of armed by go IT, bpcrs o. several
hundred tine AID him IN .us,aig hiuneh as Governor,
had told hs wsriike friends. hUre IN petc'"
wanted cod shed il TeT except to defend hei against n
yssion from sbroad.
trk give rs'hr .mu.ins account Of the
whica Gov Clara had led H. kxecu Y- Once
hour the da, a. eI be posed ard the !es
asJecsb- interview that followed Ohen he eri"ted the
and found tic Governor couioI sis installed ~ HI
Sen. H., Chsir.
lie csrse;ezed lis since last Noyen be, a. heig
hmIly difference Of opn!on zen himself end those :"
sere fr Seecon He emphscaly OF hi 10y atty to tht
South in sent tbreaiei crisis and VI his CONSTANT fe sol
10 do hKl.le iu IT, dEL.atn.f
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
THE UNION SPIRIT IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

A private letter from prominent man IN Nheelng,
Va, gives encouraging reports Of the strength OF
the Uuion sentiment ia Western Virginia. "Our idea
says correspondent, lis this: Let Eastern Nir-
gnia secede from the Government, II size will; ~
eM reDa, and orga ize the State Government as it
was before her secession, and i'll be the State Fi
recognized and supported suh by the General Gov
ernment. Wd are the conservatives; the East The
revOlutiouistsl
We apptised that tie Union movement is Id by
the dele gates Aom tie northwestern part of Virginia
who till recently 10 tie State Convention. Among
these DELEGATES are: John ). Garlic Of Harrison
County; Campbell Tarr of Brooke County; {. ID.
Hubbard of Ohio County; james Bruley OF Marshal
County; John 5. Burdett OF Taylo County, AMI
otlerF.
An enthu,iastic Union meetiog was held at Cl4rks-
burg Harrison County, on the inst, at which ,2O
persous were in attendance. John Hure-y presided
The resolutions which adopted at tlis meeting
utterly oiscOUutenauced the Secession ordnance, dep
recated the seizure Of The Harper Ferry Arsenal,
pledged Nirgili conditionaly for the
Union and concluded with the following call for a
Union Convention al Wheeling:
Resolrcd That Il be ard hereby recommended 70 the
In each and oil Of the counties composing Moth esem
Virginia appoint deegs,es less than tive In number, Of
the vest and dscreeest 20 met IN Convection at
Wheeling The 18Th day Of May TO consult and deter
min. Hch sctiyn people of nor hNesern Virginia
should take in tie present fearful emergency"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
I-NInN DEFENSE FUND.
APRIL ETH. 1851.

THlSN Con the FIRE. North is awake at last
When burning cannou-shot and bursting shell,
As from tie red month Of rome yolcan's he'll,
E.iu.d on devoted Sumter thick and fast,
The sleep of nges from her eycliis past.
One bound-and 10 rhe stands erect and tall,
Willie Freedoms b, 81 come troopnc to her call,
L.ia,eagcr warriors to tic tuIp,ts bnst!
Wol t. the traitor. and their robber-horde
Wo 20 the rroi'ers hat lollu'c the land!
When q rcuscd Nation, terrible and grand,
GrasIs, in a holy cluse tn ayepgirg sword,
Aud ~ ears, from TIeason's bloody clutch TO sive
Tic priceless heritage our fathers gave.
wv. II. BUNLEIGH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
OUR LAG.
ny W. 7. uR9JHAET

EY ". I. uBq HART.
UAiL TO thee. Gag of fmauy stars
Beneath thy shade true hearts will gather
Ard still uclit thee TO the breeze,
Though dark End stormy be the weather.
10 thee our ear.ic,, hopes brlorsi
TO every fold dei,hic.s story;
And ,tll Nth 'ife wen hold uudimm'd
The starry luster ofthy glory.
Though thine own household are thy foes,
Traitors around the hearihstoue dwelling,
The FIeeu en- Of the NOIih remain,
Who s'i'l the song OF nion sw cling,
Shal! bid ils lolty echoes rise
From every fsr-oh hill and valley,
Calling or all who love their land
Around the Stars and Suiros TO rally.
Ard If unto q bitter end
By Treasou's will career were driven,
Wen still maintain our flag as pure
As when into our charge twas given.
What though on Freedoms favored tree
Tempeas may blow and strive to rend ~
Though witherd leaves and branches fall
The wind, can neither break nor bend H.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

In Saturdays sitting OF tie Chamber Of Deputies at
Turin the President iead Letter from Garabaiti. In
which the letter declared that in his reply the dep
utaiun from tie workmeus Association of Milan, lie
had no intention of Offending either the king or the
Parliament. Also that his devotion 10 the King was
too well known, and that consequently, his oonscience
wonld not allow him to drs,cnd to jus ity bins. If
against the charge OF offending his Majesty ln the
same letter he said also that Lls acts liz favor OF the
country were too notorious to allow it be supposed
that lie wished to insult it. lie ADDED that the
in which the Southern Army bad been treated filled lis
soul with disdain and concluded by proposga projuct
of law for vast national armament.
No eign either OF appreciation or this appreciation
marked the reading Of thi- letter.
The Official Gasette Of Turin publishes decree
ordering the formation Of Volunteer Corps 70 comprise
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
n1.-ai,,otbe last nan When the fight

end thew will defend to the last man When the m is'
to no one & has the f' l'Ir nrooba I%s y Pre
pratF ~ not he will answer the FIST shot, His mil
'aras Tpited States transport steamer arrived tins
,,or,;ns snpposed by Capt. Jack Pny, ihe best pot
ed old sea dog in these diSglns TO lie me ii1oh ee
are crowded with men.
n mpst he the Atlantic that arrived last Tuesday.
She sailed from New-York with iehty boses and two
light batter es if am not mistaken; hOrses and leht
artillery are he Island landed from her, what
axar may be her name.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
At PARTING.


IT. hard, beloved, 10 nv, AIiel!
And gee yon mrr,h away;
Bur yy'ai rric " Hmar in The land
Has heart 10 bid you stay
lie bard TO zee ,Lc pIiie aud Hover
90 every loyal Nt,ie,
Coin lou tine and certain love,
10 MEET uncertain late.
Bui, while We ,aarot say cur tears,
We n Eush om Mid aiirms,
Ard pul thc treasure of or hoar's
From out our tcudcr arms.
We id not know until this Gav
What love our iieg lad won,
Wien we can give our g.llant men,
The c,t beneath the san.
Blt Gods deep love outrunneth ours,
In Soel and gentle care;
And Ills great mercy nath the power
To find you everywhere.
And TIE alone will help the light,
liayc pi,y on The wroigi
And in the awful field Of fight,
Make You and keep you strong =. IS.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

Y,rss Diclm.n William D1.r William Dunn, 6uavu' tsns
,h Kooey Fvans Heury f1l.T Hepr, Gsss Geo: w. o.
1d ton Cha V. 0Tijey, Ire Ha-ris r. ". ii Sm
William Hunter, William brauhndgr lion holsnd lNin ="
ru.u. Kellogg Geo fenfy Lsushion RICHARD + itsy w Nm .
~ Fred NJ SC tbts MrOI' for i",n "a?
NcIyane Frareis Morris Isaac Morris. Dtni- Mdn =.
fred cql Newln Maon Nie', John Come reeia'4
4 Peters Cha. H. Pende'o, icseIh b. ieyton ie5,Ih -.
Philips james Rsy.dsle Henry Taylor Geo Henry Sstisn %
Nm Henry webb. Wm. Eenry Whit Dr., flas a, H.
Tlos Williams William Wise, Arthur Nnsht Cha. VI loS
ION Wm Hamrnslt r Ncho Ludlow Cha, roo. Jani.' n,
Long James Lands Chss Ligbee, Go Vance w y,,r
Nm Crse Ssml Nellor Wm Van Wick. VIM w h'v'r' ,'
Colby NJ Chester Henry wyman, Charles MeClue W. i'f
kin Thomas LuCien Morris.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
CITY ITE VS..

SUPPOSED CHILD MURDER.-Coroner Jackman held
an inquest yesterday upon the body OF male inf,nt
found a luube,-yard at the foot OF King street
Marks of violence sufficient death, were found
upon the neck and head the child, and spots Of blood
were traced from the body to the steps of house No. l0s
Charlton street. P,lice Obcer Horr made every exer.
ton To- find the uotler of the ebilt but
fu. The Juiy rendered verdict Of "Deah by vio
lence ut til, hands of person to them unknown"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
CnuNnSSARY.S DEPARTMENT.

Comui-r o., -',r'f.l N.lch has made tie following
award. uhder tie ITopu-r, Of TIE = th in-t.;
30 stitELFs -. rILHR nES iosK
G.LlHuu i"n's,
25o W.l- Gems sod Flies. with Poos sad Pins CON.
pr'e
lps -Iblry Tens.
2,o iruu,. aid s:i-ks, and sling, ard csrFtge',
2Irti,.
lao inG uclvcs
1900 Spade.
81 h. -ft. eis,
20 t-r I-hrtiles,
500 80 Pans.
81. e. tu1,s aid Handles.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
PEOPLE RISING IN WESTERN MARYLAND.

ALEcHASY CO., Maryland, Friday, April 20, 1861.
We are very much encouraged here. The prompt
manner IN which the Northern troops forcing their
way 70 the CAPITAL viii change the sentiment Of the
people In Baltimore. Our State ny stand up for the
Union yet hope she will Western Virginia is 90
Ing 20 hight The State ana part Of the country must
take the same stand We can hold our ground Til we
can ger assistance from tie Government.
You would be Pleased al the appearance Of the place
-ibe stars ard e, are footing from I'll tie house
sops-sluads q men are dfi ny in every part of the
;Own-Sirums beating, ac. / tell you, everything
looks military These mel will hight, and never men
had better cause 70 fight for.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
SINGULAR RUMoR FROM CHARLESTON.

A rumor was afoat up town on Monda, T''' r.
created no little senstcp in the Eleventh WARD l..
appears that a German grocer of Chare-'oi WIZ "aI |
esran.d by copcealpe himself in vessel Las arrived
in this city, He reports hat at the bombardmet %I OF
Fort Sumier at least housdnd ne" "ert "'1 Ds
tLe SHE If te rebes Four hundred men Were tiieu
in Fort Woultre. and thirty By Andersons frst dis
charge. 81 &c -,
We understand that the testimony Of the Informant
will be shortly published IN full.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
TILE SnrrHERN NAILS.

Postmaster Ia, lor OF this city has received the fc
lowing TELEGRAM:
"PHiL.DELPHI,, April %
III ,,-e correct TIE Newspaper account OF nay dl'-
rl,h TO you Of 2t' inst. | neoey notified You that
lie u.ilr ,ould iak Via Anna, lis 10 ashingtun.
Toopr, Iro,l-i u,, A'., for e Government have
been eAtrLsiyey sent tia. WAY fir several days.
: ~ fiLIOS. ir--i5rnt
"PhI4d,pha Wilmington. and bs,iH.or' RI Co."
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
POLAND.
TOIINNU.
Three Generals have arrived at Warsaw TO aesis,
d.. La

Three Generals have arrived ct Warsaw TO aerise
Prince G,rtschakof.
The Council OF Municipality Of Warsaw has not
been dissolved but irs functions have been restricted
Troops are continually arrivins al Warsaw. Arfe-4
continue to be made at Warsaw. Two mrmber~ OF the
torme, delegation Of citizens bave slo been arre't"d
IL l. sal / that Conut Zlmoysh has been ordered 10
leave Wasaw. The Governor has refused 10 grant an
audience IL cirlzens Of high standing.
Tie energetic attitude of Prince Gorschakoti s at.
tibuted To the influence of General Chrnl5h.
In consequence Of The recent events al WtrsGw,
poprir denonstrttions d4ils take place at era nw.
Public procescious likewise ae held. Tue +" Car"
publishes article earnestly eXbortiDy the reoi~ TO
remain quiet snd thereby avert the misfortune NTH
which the ciIy il threatened
a ruuiUr il curreht that two popular Poles VIII 20
called uIon ebter Office, viz Couht Zamoyski, ae
member Of the Council of State, and Michael Lewitso
~ Curator If Poland, which office was formerly held
by Muhkanof.
a 0lspatch from Breslau Of April l5 says: Com
municaiion with War-aw j. becoming more difficult
Arrests continue TO take place.
VI. Nicolas Epstein, son OF O banker OF that naJ'e,
and director of a railroad, has been arrested .
seio.cial article endeayors 10 Justify the disso-
luton of tie Agriculturl Society.
Distur ,snces have broken out at Kiew. bloody
cnnirt took place betweel the inhabitants AID ne
Russian troops. One hundred and fifty killed and
wounded.
All dealers in arms are to deliver their stock TO The
citadel in Warsaw.
General Chrlleir is marching upon Lubbin.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
FRANCE.

Vclv Pasha tic new Turksh Ambassa dor to the
Count OF tbe 1uilit Ell. has arrived in Paris.
The Due D'AuHae has published pamphlet of
about 80 pages, entitled a Lotfer on Ihe History Of
France" which il addressed 20 Prilce Napoleon. IL
has been prov, ked by the speech in which the Orleans
family were alluded TO- and the Princes Of that House
compared dispragingy with t'ose v Rom the Imperial
speaker called 'the Maj 0eons." YiIe pamphlet Was
seized but many thousand copies were circulated be-
fore tie scizure took lace.
the I.aie, Paris correspondent says: The ac
counts from the agricultural and manufacturing dis-
tfics coincide in announcing tta 6usessis ,ta luan
There were H. 16 bales Of Cotton sold al Hvre lat
week.
Tie Paris Flour market alll, at a reduction Of
IT, Wheat war duh II soc. a sack reduction.
TIE Moniteur has the iollOwi'g: The coasts OF
Albania from DuraZlo TO the neiyhbOring coasts OF
Austria have been placed in s,ate If llnckade, and
that tbe Turkish naval forces are cha ged wlta carry
ing out regularly the said blockade, which connences
April 49,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
g Tnos,s, Adju,sni-Geuera
TIE PRESIDENT DETERMINED TO PUSH
THE WAR

II 'ls Fdit-I of TIE Frcairg Peat .
Gr.rGEnEN: | am authorized by the President To
s.v that he i. determined TO prosecute TIE war gu
against tie Government OF the United States, with al!
lie energy pecessary 10 hiiug it 10 sue e-siul ter
mins,ion He will call for u large additional force,
re,ing upon Providence and he loyaly of the people
TO ihe Government they have csiab lhied.
Was irgton op SATURDAY evening WIS considered by
tbo-c mos capable o. udaIg. 20 be entirely safe irom
attack. jaws \. III sNILToN.
hsU. IorI, Anil p, I1ti.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

FRoM NEw-ORLEsNs.-Capt. Malo oil schooner
James Saerthwaite arrived to-day states that great
excitement prevails there in consequence OF norna'
ton received from friends. lie left with about nan
cargo He thinks martial law will b proclaimed In .
very short time.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

We learn, says TIE BaItImDrc .SOUfd, upon eAceI-
lent authority that on Saturday Governor Wise
ceiyed dispatch from President Davis stating that,
with General Beauregard and aweli-apponted army,
he Was prepared TO enter Washington 70 soOn Viz
gitia was in a condition TO alOid such Assistance I'D
WAS Necessary. Gov. Wise replied, " Come on Viz
gia is prepared aud eager to march with you into the
Federal Capital."
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
fAtix|.ta.lu.n

PRICES OF ENGLISH CARPETING RECUCED-
great opportunity offered for bargains In spips Cs
petns Enel'sh hedsien Velvet Carpets "a wide, Brus..l
Shsas Fable and iaLo Covers Dugseis Stair Carpet. aod
Rods Dnteh CarpeDg Ac dis 3ayed IN spacious ss!~S
rooms st HIRAM ANDERsoSs, No 70 Bowery. Houek~enSr,
ana carpet buy invited to Call
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
THE orAGrERMASrER's DEPARTMENT.

We ieAfu a. lie Quaiiefubs''ts Department thai
The i.nt IA il to a., am the lea iuen,- that have been
u.u-leied ibio the s.fvI,e az diornt poins IN 'he
Ieir Ufl"od oi tie ,iiy, give the men tie bene' oi
d,l and camp If, before en.tarking for the seat nf
war /, rfohuhl, therefore, that no more viii leave
for r LIE day. yet
Ier,s have Teen furuished to the men eDcamped az
For schn,ler.
III. fellow iny l. correct statement o! the pay OF
1nir.1s u1..i -. AL d nj AALer IN Tie eeryl e.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30

9Fouy sd DRowSED.-Coroner Schirmer held an To-
aS.s y-sieTd,y upon the body Of found
5fowned the TO-" Of 'encyst Deceased about
20 years bad brosn ha and dressed Ia bacA cloth
coat oants se.t The nody had been tue wsis
s several Some change aud Key found IN
the pocke,s Verdict " Death b, downing"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
PAY OF ARREARAGES DUE RESIGING OF
IICEkS

The following letter has been addfessed to the ac-
counting officers Of tie Government:
SfECIkL oHpFR-y". IL.
WAR DgFAUTxEsr, ApIrrssr-pE.EHAts OYrcE
MAsufNGrOS : p Il y. l'hl
T. The found due reslgn, oiierrs rom th-
States sh-h c lave sced"d will b- paid them rom the
rHa St.es nd, cent e. drIDcd III ilotr
States by Id-f -,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
4. Al H. A.
ITAI.Y.

Tie Gali.ian Die. has been opened. IL demands the
selfgoyernment OF this part Of Poland.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
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and thousands are hocking there daily get sight u the M
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des ard thar soui s ring Drama Captola wn.ch "A nays
every afternoon aud evening
New-York daily tribune., 1861-04-30
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