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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-08

CEVENTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.
- s.sudr Order, 81 the Seventh Regiment National Guard
o e Regaaou aud Of the Regimen In the Field
or in ouar;crs A. DrRYEE Colonel Sev EDITION, red cloth
~ cents.
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TLs day polished by
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ROoKs NA0AZINEs and NEWSPAPERS,
Published "a the United States and Europe No. 100 Nassau
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The Trade supplied Price List sent by mail on application
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or SUMMER FASHIONS now ready. wonderful improve
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rnE NEw.YORK SEm-WEEHLY TRIErNE IL
publ.Aed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

Contents of No. 1864 MAY u:
LEADING ARTICLES: No Di'%..ssTmsg, Of & the
uw,, Taken; "Pclsoral" Put Them TO the Tes, +;
A WOrd with Maryland lie, the GoysnmeIRt tn-
derstand and Tiust the Country Southern Values
Thr Army OF yifsinini The Rights OF ihs Cssei Ed
ioiA Paragraphs.
II. BALTIMORE, AND IT'S POINTS OF ATTACH
AND DEFENSE.
IT..A TERRIBLE EARTHQUAKE.
Y..PROGRESs OF THE WAR Summary oftle --latest
News.
y..INTgREsTTxG no FARMERS: Plant Corn--sOw
Graip--Make Food Plenty.
u..AMERIcAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
yH..AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
VII. THE WAR FOR TIE UNION; PloeislaatiSn S1. BY
ade OF Hampton Roads; Gen. Hsney for the Union ;
f9 Roe Ss5 .,5d II Tcop o March soasTsd The Ken
tucLy Regiments Accepted Blockade Of the Misss
sippi Biyori MIR. Stewards Letter to MI Dayton
Tho nion 10 be Preserved
N..NEssAGE OF PRESIDENT DAVIS.
X..FRoM MARYLAND: Correspondence of The N Y.
Tribune
xf..LATEsr NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH:
From Washing nston-special Dispatches to The N l.
Tribune.
XII. NEW PUBLICATIONS. spnsaes American Pu
XnI..PoETRY: Farewell to the swalowsg ",,Undsr
the Chestnut BouSh'" "The Crave in the "o'i'
XV..LAYs OF THE PEOPLE: Through Bsltmore;' .
ss9d s1 Then 70 In G"e % S y s %F so%s Of Co.
,ambis'. Dsughicr;.,. "The Sentinel Of the 7l't"
" At Pdftingi' - a Northern hAlyT' 'OuI rldB
XIV. THE SILVER CORD; BY Shirley Brooks
XvI..UNDER THE WILLOW TREE.
XVII. MILITARY OCCUPATION OF BALTIMORE:
Report OF the Commissioners 20 the President;
Eohing Definite Agreed Upoui Position Of Nea
trslity Recommended.
XVIII. CITY NEWS
xIx.FRoM PENNSYLVANIA Correspondence Of The
N. Y. Tnbune
XX..FROM EUROPE
XXI POLITICAL.
XXI. personal.
XIII. MISCELLANEOUS
XIV MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
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niNIEL WEBSTER ADDRESSING The l. ;.
~ SENATE on THE COMPROMISE MEASURES o.
6-Ihis magnificent Engraving by itl : nov ous,.d i
de merely ronrsl price OF II =, by blhNfIt boI Nopi
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VACTICS FOR THE PEOPLE.
THE SOLDIERS GUIDE,
ConPrErg
MANUAL AND DRILL BOOK,
roR IuE
VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA,
Revised Corrected Adapted the Discipline Of The Soldier
Of the present day.
BY AN OFFICER IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY.
1hs work shoud be in tbe hands of every one o tae
MILITIA e. well a. la tine bBnds OF every VOLUNTEER ana
CITIZEN OF the nted t is just what all members o.
every company either In active service in the HUME
GUARD require eyey thing in IL - bfoagt up to tie am
requirements OF the present day
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CrNrs NEATLY SrEoSGLY BorND ~ 0SE NoLcSk ron
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No 53l PeSl st New Yors,
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Have in rapid PREPARATION,
TO be- resdy on SATURDAY.
An c1taordilaTy political work,
entitled
THE PARTISAN LEADER.
BY BEVERLY TUCKER Of virginia.
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DUFF GREEN, for circulation in the Southern states bG ~
meaia'ey snppIessedby the friends OF D!sunlon.
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THE PARTISAN LEADER.

by BEVERLY TUCKER, Of Yirgiuia
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6ucClal Noiltcs.


Republican Central CommitteeA Ifg5l'r f ,.l r...1, %
hi- Committee viii be lsId e HepsS&ss & u * IA i' ,I o.
BIosdasy aud 25dst, NEDNEsDAl ~ ENIN"' -i'> o.
a. ''''' i''''u' =. DEL4fiELD SMITH. Precedent
M,HLoy :. DrS"'N, Secretaries.
RoHr. EDEARps ~, }
10 One and All.
Are you suaeIiug rom Goosn Coid Asthma nIonenh' a. a.
sny oe 'soo Pnoay ,r2qGe i9s' 20 20 qg@ c iSIR
OIL AND LIME and chc-cI0us remedy Id" - no
GsS , 5 S Aff;xiNS FL; iiIBS6f %iIB6f ccn So
100 C9n't Bosiop; n SeS lS@ 10 %iE ~ u T,sS & No. 100
American Home Missionary society.-Ibe THlR.
TlFlFru AkNiN NERSAki Of His society "i.i be he.l -
IRVING HALL, copCo Of iryigs ace and IhSe4ih,, y
H1buquS Iowa the Rcv g. KFLLOG, Proe''or in he Col
le.e Of CaiJsnis ard the Rev H. CLAFP oi fIooene'
The AnnIversary Of the Uniyersaist Sundny
schools Of io1 cy % ee ses o MhpSl5Da ~
by several gushed oeTsymen Of the denomination
wednesday. May S.--The HOME SAMARITAN As5O-
CATION viii meet THIS AFTERNOON as . O'Clock iu tli
~" '-'''' 4. 81. BURTON. Secretary.
American Consre gationaI Union.
The ANErHL BUsiNEsS MEEliNG loF 6l. .Le e,er.oq o.
9al,s ,2d % ue as eH yea t S' ocIoS. o. M
NIH fhe EGiS a' Sl3s Reunion viii be led
No. 4iS BroadWey Dr. sToRRs of Brooliyn viii plede a.
, patriotic gstns5s OF G S SOL. os. o. S CS1s
men and others from different parts OF the country
Those acquainted with the character oi the spershes
At previous GATHERINGS OF the Union may be assured ia
d. pr..sut occasion will sirpas hose lccg5 in interest.
The Exercises viii be eniyened with music by DOD-
WORTHS BAND, sud religious aud patriotic songs.
Tickets be had al the OF the tonge2d
tona Union No 35 Grand few doors east oi Broad" ay
the office OF The Independent No beesmtnst.
Public Meeting in behalf Of the AMERIC AN TRACT
HALL THIS AFTERNOON a, O'Clock. Speaker: The Rev.
Dr. HEACOCK, Of Buffalo the Rev. Dr. HAMLlN, Mission
airy to Turkey and JOHN b. COUCH, esq.
Importers, and Traders
INSURANCE COMPANY
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Waehouse Merohandse Ships and their csIgoes in Port Rents
Se. &C. against loss or damsge BY e a he Teuced rates
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FaASK ". BALLARD Secretary
Soaps, Candles, Starch,
STAPLE AND FANCY.
J. c. HULLS SONS,
formerly W. Hull Son.
Office No % Park-row,
opposite PaIk fountain, New-YoIk,
offer 10 the trade
AN UNSURPASSED ASSORTMENT.
Removal.
HUTCHINSON WICkERSIiAh,
GENERAL AGENTS
NEW-YORK WIRE RAILING COMPANY.
nnui,cturr!s ana dealers IN Iron Furniture, Iron Railing
Farm Fences Castings, and general variety Of
Ornamental Iron WORK.
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few doors east Of Broadway, New-fes.
Cabinet Furniture.-J. M. DOE CO. offer at Retail
r 'RfosFWoOD. WALNUT MAHOGANY, and OAK FURHI
TURF. of their manufacture, al very low prices
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four doors east from boweIy
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aliIilarn Nolires.

The Undersigned, Committee Of the hetroPotte
snn Home Guard ON Arms and EGuipmentS @ i.,i,'
the exhibition and proposals. 70, furuishqs nt 20
peom No A. As.or B nuse Of different styles Of JC9ns o
n4at and economical charseT aad fog the equipment OF
Twenty Regiments.
Ai1Ijs--Muskes and Rides of dieleht pst' ~. ~. -
ArD,v FlDe TWled Flannel GariOad. Inll,' or
; tri gs: Tfovsrs fv1ogs natc.i aud styl"
Fa;ig0e Gaps and Regulation III as 81 various u' ~
~e' 49, Gen. HENRY STORMS,
TVERSUN W. K&APP
LOUIS PALMER, Committee,
JAMES e. RICE,
JOHN COGHRANE,
Eev-York Inviucibles. - Headquarters Insurance
esiIdinrs No 40 WSi No b. Companies parts o.
somrsnes the country city unattached TO rsnCn are
h,yied 20 with the oces oi ts regiment now wei
unJeT way composed Of good Adlres forthwith
JOHN H. HAND Col.
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VNCTICS FOR THE PEOPLE.
IL Price IS cents only
TIE SOLDiER'S GUIDE,
MANUAL AND Drill BOOK,
VOLUNTEERS. ri MILITIA, hHaIir &s6 a HOME GUARD
Revised corrected sod adopted wholly 20 tie Pi,epne ead
he prc,eTt tne IL conformity with the odeto toi Liea'"'
BY An OFFICER IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY
This WORK should be in the hands Of every q the MILL
I'm Of The United State tis ja what an ncrbe- Of every
company either Ia eeye service or IN e liJE n Ahp re-
qae a everything ia it Is brought Up TO TIE army requirements
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and strongly bound ~ one yoliiae loI ~ cents
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free OF Posasc e5iiins tho price 10 le.ef TO he Pu'n-
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hundred copies 10. A2C. wasted 10 eu-lac n M sale ~
every and village IN ;e unic4 states, who vii pe sup
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SIEDALS FOR THE TINES
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to the Volunteer Soldiers and hed IN sire and binding
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SATISFACTORY.
CEVENTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.
- s.sudrr Oflcrs al the Seventh Regiment National crMd
m e Resaton aud Government Of the Regimen In the Field
or in ouartcrs A. DrRYEE Colonel Sew EDITION, red cloth
~ cents.
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Union Defense Committee.

of patriotic ieow.ctzens who are sic and Who
have rot contributed the Fund for the Defense o the rou
and the proper equipment and comfort Ct The brave oun'ei-
enlist support Of Couory's Flag earnestly re-
sOesied send their contributions iume lately TO either mem
her OF the Committee Collections and Subs pous, vi;
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ROYAL PHELPS.
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War Terms.

The Columbiad or Paixhan (pronounced pay-zan) Is a large gun, designed prlncl- paly for firing shells-it being lar more accurate than the ordinary shot morlar.
 A mortar is very short cannon with a large bore. some ef them thirteen inches in diameter, for firing shells Those in use in our army are set at 4o degrees and the range of the shell is varied by al- terng the charge of powder. The shell IS caused to explode at just about the time that il strikes. by means of a fuse, the length of which Is adjusted to the time of flight 10 be occupied by the ball. which of course corresponds wllh the range. The accuracy with which the time ot the burn ing of the fuse can be adjusted by varying its length Is surprising; good artllerists generally succeed Tn having thelr shells explode almost at the exact instant oi sIrl- king. In loading mortar, the shell IS carefully placed with the fuse directly ior- ward. and when the fuse Is discharged, 1, the shell is so completely enveloped with flame, ,ha! the fuse is nearly always fired. The fuse is made by filing wooden cyl finder with fuse powder, the cylinder be- ing of sufficien, length for the longest range, and to be Gu! down shorter for shor- ter ranges as required.
 The Dahlgreen gun IS an ordinary can non. except lha. il IS made very thick a the breech for some three or four feet, when i, tapers down to less than the usual size. This form was adopted in conse- uuence of the experiments ot Capt. Dahl gren, of the U. S Navy. having shown that when gun is bust it usually gives way at the breech. The Niagara is arm- ed with these guns, and at the Brooklyn navy yard there are sixty, weighing about 5000 pound each, and six of l2,OOO pounds weight, the former of which are capable of carrying nine inch, and the latter a len inch shell distance ot two or three miles; and there IS one gun Of this pattern which weighs l5,9l6 pounds, and IS warranted 10 send an eleven inch shell four miles.
 A casemate is stone roof 10 fort made sufficiently thick to resist force oi cannon balls, and casemae gun IS one which IS placed under casemate.
 A barbette gun is one which IS placed on the top of the forllfcation.
 An embrasure is the hole or opening through which guns are fired from fortI- fcations.
 Loop holes are openings in wall 10 fire musketry through.