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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
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Nrw-YoRK POLYTECHNIC ASS

NEW-YORK POLYTECHNIC ASSOCIATION.
This Society met last night at the rooms x2 OF tne
AmeIcan Institute, at Clinton Hail, j. T. Nht0EN IL
the chair in the absence Of Prof. Mason
Mr. 4. SEELY presented for the examination o. TIE
Aso ialion a new waterwheel Tor grlst-mll5 9nd
Factories which &c said would cost much less than the
wheels now in use and would perform a greater
amour, Of work.
NJ C. A. SERIY made sainA observations IN regard
70 the use Of kerosene ana other burning hmds, and
their explosive tendencies Some discussion onsued
upon the subject, in which Jr. WADs"oETA, the
Chairman. and others took part.
Mr. DIBBIY renewed the subject Of "iwl-caSed
sps" which was land over az tie last meeting OF The
Association He claimed that the honor Of originating
this plan was doe to X. J.. Stevens Of Hoboken, and
alluded TO the mysterious battery now building IN New
jersey admitting il 70 be nondescrpi. Tie spoke Of
the ironcased ships that had recently been built in
France and England, but remarked that in their con-
sruciion they had not pat their iron plates accord
ing 10 Mr.. Scyenss project. These glorious stlps,
which so many people had talked about, would not
stsnd as much from shot at Of the old fashioned
sips. The French and English ships were bad copies
of plan that Mr. Stevens had abandoned. They had
merely iyeted their plates agaDsthe sdes OF ordinary
built vessels.
At this time Prof MASON entered aud took the Chair
Mr. DBBIy proceeded 70 describe the "nOndescript'
OR the mysterious hetery"-but did very little to-
ward clearing up the obscnrity which for long time
past has enveloped the work, and which will probably
never be known to tbis geueratOn. lie thought that
iron ships would be far less useful than the ordinary
wooden sbips for the that shot striking them
would crush away the surrounding iron WOIb, ana
create a fracture which could not easily be repaired
The attention Of the Association was then directed
toward the invuloeabily Of series Of iron plates,
close ryeted together and single plate of the game
thickness The matter ehced considerable discussion
and it was commended by some that wTough; iron
could not be shattered BY casiron BALI while ohers
argued afirmatively. Mr.. STETsoE, Mr.. BCTLER,
IN. WaDswoRTH, and Others took part III the debate
Mr. BARTLETT, formerly OF the l.. ). Navy, spoke
ct come length on the subject Of resistance 10 poec
tiles and exhibited shee, OF peculiar formation
which exploded upon falling and striking cap ut the
oonca point OF the missile. The remarks were listen
ed to with deep interest, ard vote OF thanks
was rendered 20 Mr. Bartlett at the close OF his
sp6eah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

As EAGLE CAUGHT--A correspondent az West Ieb-
anon, n. H. informs us that a bald headed eagle was
Saught ON the 9Th day Of March, 1861 letter Lincoln
war fairly inaugurated), 10y Mr.. VIM. s. Laden of
Plainfed, Sullivan County, N H. and is fine speci
men, measuring sevenfeet from tip 70 tip of wngs,
and weighing, 1t is judged about fifteen pounds He
~as taken uninjured, excepting a little wound upon
che foot Of which wascaught in the trap set for
him This is the only true bald headed eagle that has
been taken in NewHaHp shire for many years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
Ne W-JERSEY ITEMS.

FuHaES, NonW1TIoYs.-The following nom.na-
tous for CtefEnginecr aud Aseiaan,a Of the jersey
City Fire Department have been made:
For CAi,t Easseeyr nuel A. French rcnondnstsd aUd
Wa. How6th.
fir.Har-Pir Wsrd, Wm. II. Burrrti. John u. Nolan
Second Ward, John BoAtty JGmos Nskshald Third Ward
Smith Mead Nelson III. COykeDdic and Japhet Jsfdne
Fourth W ard. John Hnm.,cd and Thos Gross
Fiys Cossai''ontrs-Joh -. Hsish, TAoms, Howe, cad
Charles ScEt
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md

The Bombay mail of February n WIS tslegFaphed.
Private grams from Calcutta 10 the Goth report
very fair business in cotton goods but heavy arrivals
had caused depression in yarns. Exchange 2'Ta2'l.
The late Mr. Wilson's financial programme has been
abandoned by Mr.. LANG, the new Finance Minister,
IA unsound and dangerous.
The area Of the famine is extending
Freights at Bombay are reported lower. faclGuge
is slightly higher. The mails reached London in tine
10 be forwarded by the America, via Queenstown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

Fairfield and Iitchred Counties too imperfect 10
foot up but will show decided Republican majority.
In the above table, town is wanting in New
Haven County two in New-London, and two in
Windhnm. The majority for Buckingham will be
nearly 1900.
HAErFoED, "Wednesday, april 3, 1861.
Woodruf. Democrat is elected 70 Congress IL the
Fourth District by 80 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

Two German clemis!s, working together ia their
laboratory at Heidelberg have analysed the body Of
the rum They arrived at the results Of their anal
solely by close examination Of tho rays Of light By
this means is ascerained in quite convinc
ing TO those who have witnessed the experiments that
tho body Of the contains large portions of iron and
cler mcas and eaTthf common CD this globe VI ount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

ARRANGEMENTS IN TIE CouRr OF SEssIoNs.--The
prisoners indicted by tho s Grand jury we're aligned IN inc
,t Of Sessions Yesterday. There large number most
whom pleaded not guilty among them John CoTyan James
lev nd Jere7 Radon, foT the Killing OF Jsmcs Csmley
Erry Beatty pleaded guilty passing countt bills and 40
State Prison for two Charles Necke eaa
ell guilty burglary and sentenced to state Prison iof two
ysa John lJn similar ofcbse sentenced TO eAte fIisoh
M three years Charles Wendell 70! assault sId battery upon
Ann Barbara N.ge Gncd 20 Patrick Cooney, for selling
liquor without hc-se, was fined @l5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
SENATORS ELECrFD.


DltI Fuss, JoHS,oS Of Hartford, Dom.
U..CH.uTzs II. BEiscoE Of Enfield, Rep.
III. JON &. uoLcohB of Fast Granby, Deu.
Iv..JoEL IrSs ofSew Haven, Dem
g..J.NEs BEoSs Of Waterbury De-n.
NI..ORULLE H. Pan Of Medden. Rep. gain.
EII..ELIsH, ID. WiGHrsAs q StonuE,ou. Rep.
VIII. WIS. NJ. CoNyTKsH 81 Eorsich, Dom. lssin,.
TX. Iu,C JoHysoS Of Bozrah, Rep.
N.FElsKLIS +. AsBLEE OF Tmmbul Dem.
XI..PYRs. 4. sUrToN of Danbury, Dem. (snl1l
Ml..A. II. BusGros ofNorwslt, Rep.
Kill. HARvgY CAMPBELL Of Noluntown Rep
NV. joins H. SBoNs q Ashford, Rep.
Ny..Hrytr JoyEs Of New. Hartford, Rep.
NyI..A u. MIGArr, Rep.
XVII. .GEOEGE COTYiSG, Rep.
ANIu.. W.LLI,x q. BUsiL Of Chatham. Dem.
XIX. ions u. WRiGHT Of killing y orth, Rep.
Xxx. .SrL,EsrzK T. PEKgTos Of Wiiurop, Rep
NNI..H gNEi hLyoRp Of Bolton Rep.
Republicans, 49, Domocfsis,a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

Board or SUFFPyIsOBs.-In the Board Of Superyi-
sos yesterday application for appropriation in aid Of The
HOME fo Young Desf mutes received tue secretary OF t
stor stating g. The communication hai the Rome sheltered
ctss lot received into The State Deal and Dumb Asylum viz
irsI uader l. years While Tie Board Susoimousl
Rh the meIooUS institution H. for iscs OF legal
pos en- at leUclluty ssd ~ deny the appAsa alton.
The Committee having caye of tie meter unlimited the con
tc crered with MTchencG for the prchss9 Of the Court
House site $1,000 and propoed that county bonds T. The
81 100 600 T. provide for tie payment OF the same
/, ssu.d The Committee ALEC proposed TO Gdyeie for plans
the Court House ths 0f best plane 60 receive The
respective premiums Of $50 +25, 455 and o. The subject
va laid u! neI: meeting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
Cambridge Cattle Market

RxPoET2D ron Taz y. \. IRlurNs. BT GEo. Errr
NxDSPsDAY, Aprfl J 1891
Whole number OF Cattle market 63 about 800 beev.s
and % stores consisting OF Working oIon, Mtcn Cows an
Que tNo, ard three year CID
PR'CS or BItNIT BzEF-Fts sc 2sd 81 %; Art euA.r,
g.; second quality ~ 80 third quality, o..
PaiCEs sroRs CATTLE.-NoIkins Oxen. per pair
Cows CSvea from S31 $40 10 S6Ui YeaIns none; Tao
yosrsOi, SIS 20 Si6i rBsoyeafs-old, SlI 10 Ai9.
st.sp rrt lambs l1s' natet pIises IN o.. Al 301f
eIus. from ~ ~ 81 ~ - - 30 from 81 e
NUMBER IRON ZACH
Cattle. Si'p & Tbs. Calves Horse ssbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

The Sir. Russell, who now represents The London
Times here, is the same gentleman who was sent by
that Journal 70 ireland TO report 0ConHels speeches
during The Repeal agitation. One OF the frst meetings
che newspaper man attended was in Kerry. Having
heard of ConuelFs polite qualities, no thought he
would ask that gentenan's permission to take ver-
balm account of tho GRAFTON. The Liberator" not
only consented but in his Oiies, manner informed tho
assembled audience, that " until that gntleman
provided with all wrilin convsnienees, he wouldn't
sTake q word" assuming an extra bOgue, which was
altogether unnecessary. Russell was delighted. The
preparations began, and were completed; Russell was
soady.
+" Are you quite ready Z" asked Dan.
s"Quile ready
Now, are you sure you're entirely ready =
am certain, Sir. Yes"
"a. crowd becoming excited and impatient, Dan
aid: " Now, pom my conscience ! won't begin the
speech I'LL the London gntleman Is intirey ready"
After waiting another moment or go, 0Connen sd-
vanced eyes gistenedi cara were all attention; and
the report rial pencil arose. Dan gave be-
pignant sunle on the correspondent wiuked at the
stos, and his speech IN The Irish language,
to the epresse horror Of the present editor Of TIE
Army and Mary 6azftle, and 10 the infinite dolaht Of
ell houy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

Hlde U5c a 10 Tsov. g. ale y %, Pel:s, ~, 81 =
.sGh Cali Stius l0Gllc. q n, Veal C0lyes SJt -.
n. Bbgs oHl and hrt quality include nothing bat tns
best largo, st Stalled OXeg. second quality lnclao me De-
rra Oxen the best stsied Cows and the beet three yea
old Sosu Ordinary OF Bu ard the refuse o. lot
SHLETErua includes Css-ess aud whea those % iHfeiiS
quality thrown ogt. =, -
There ovsrle Orsnd rruuk ard Eastern Rarosd
- The Bostor and Lowell. I'D oytrthe fhcholTg
RuNAEHAkast Weak and severe snowstorH rat lev by
err ard bat few Northern cattle, sales lower than last wssk
thsre large Of Western the road sheep about uf
s4ur last week hoee With Tive wool bet those that have
been clipped lower The ouers do not Ike 70 hsSo may
ofthom on hand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

RAILROAD lrESaoy.-Ar-mgements have already
been commenced for the extension Of the Grand street
and Newtown railroad TO Newtown Mach OF the
stock rqnircd for building the road il already on the
ground and as soon a. The frost is out Of the ground
tie work of construction viii be commenced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
COMMISSIONERS or EMIGRATION.

At the meeting Of this Board Yesterday Mr. CSs-
rEELY the Secretary, stated that ne nad receiver
ON from the DEPARTMENT Of Charities ana
orr,,li,ns set Hg forth that tho Commissioners bad
hired steamboat as So aer day for the purpose o.
Sransrorrg passengers and merchandise from the city
20 tie Island md nquir.ng If the Commissioner OF
Emigration id not wish 10 bear part OF thecIPense
fol he conveyance Of cngrants 70 Wards Leland
The Secretary stated that he thought the price too
great and It would net be worth while 10 enter INTO
sucb an arrangement, inasmuch az 1t Was only 0ccs'
sonally thst thew required to send Waras Island,
ana when they old they coult hire boat IN tbe harbor
90 do the vo Cor s.. The mater referred 10 The
Ward Island Committee.
The following resolution offered by Nj. Low was
adopted.
RslrsG That tho bonds tqued e. the csse o. The hir
Margaret Evsns os bringing 10 THE pot seven p4seuge WY
said be cscLg criminals b !emtC D. lt-t aPp
cation Morgan with notice 20 he oWrcT ~ fucu V se
that Ay.liar gen The bead viii D." eniocd OF
the expense Cf he ship ofnsig e
me weekly statement shows ihst the nuHcer O. alien err
faui5 Iived Apnl 3 1891, 6l; 70 GaIne dsr W 4
alJ: number OF inmates IN Institution, Nt7ds ssra @
bsaece Isnuary lJ6l ll2 a. --ezlte rccp 70 Aph,
1861 $50 q tot! 574 o.; ds1u eincis to Apr iS'
x35 81 II balance "a bank, S2,ytc go . ,
Ieeof "a r.tpr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

AFrFNFIISG yO NOTE lLLFGALLy.-Michael Soleu
-s on uesday arrested for attempting 10 vote lesaI On
Wednesday morning he dischaTsed by Jusuce toAhn
fcz want o. evidence to convict him Of the charge -
The police ms l. three aIies or illegal voting on
Two were discharged by the Justice did not tca bat
ey Ne ed the law wiuly. James Noel Tesosat OF the
Sh uTa held FOR examination N" charge o!'os N
the Twelfth NsId.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

Discern UPos THE " SHIP."--Abprt q dozea por-
Of ID, ys.t character who occur led In old
binding N the Sirh Wand known the ship" tsten
before Recorder 1dr9 81 jersey City, yeridy forenoon and
cleared u TIE oeenpsn the proprietor intends hays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
passpuaprs.

BIZ. Smjt and lady Mrs Wiling and two child N M,
Butts, Mr.: ny, Messrs Wild Davidson, shspey Heg o. Green
Bertrand and ady Petush Freor Wait, Kemp nd fsnils
IL luir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
THE POPULATION or THE STATE.

The President of tho Senate of New-YoTk presented
to that body yesterday morning the following tabular
statement, exhibiting the population Of this State by
Counter, received from John G.. Kennedy, esq.,
Superintendent Of tla Census Department in reply 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
BROOKLYN ITbAS

Tac BRookLYH CHARTER ELEcTloS'-Ibe loro"-
ing is complete list Of the Aldermen elected on Ines-
day together with those holding over aisO' inc new
members Of the Board Of Supervisors, AsscsSo's, and
Cnnsiah,es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
Msrks,,. Renortslhn Issrrnnl.

H0BTL:, April &C fTOSSA'ef today 100 bales VI l2c
~ Mddus sales .hree days so tlLss E,c.!9 so
ba!as. YHBGgqs-CoG3on 20 liverpool d. b HsWe, 1c
sTRlsEIHg ErcHAsoE t'1, clH.i Sight Egch-nss Nov
Jo5l q cen. premium.
hOpoix Ay :-COrI"N s,'iye sud advanced; Prime a.
I2,c Rs4ct Rio Common iial2c CHFs-Bsc.p.. H,Cp
bushels VI hits 5ii. IetsR l2r ~ 81 6 ETsyks very
scvr. unchanged IA &C SToTrf worry dI Tsr 81 5Jh
y, g.
BLIuSOHs. Ap1 1-t.JIL active, Ead advanced no q
80 25Gt5 81 ioT az 'int' "HzAr hfs Led Al Jias 81
Wits ~ hD0 ~ g. Cvps steady dizrd s. SEC fc.tow
0odGIc White 6tdttc. Pa0Tisons tseoy Ard unchanged
lprFs. i'm 81 III Gl5c. Wu.fKT sosdy 81 II, NIBo
PliL.pRLsrlA, Api l9.-ficUA n!u ~ 80 2jsB ST.
HHY,r Gln sa.ss 800 bush I'D - ~ 1Gl " yj White
81 tyUsi 70 COK1- Now Ts.sE, 6'G'lt1 t0ryEr--hi),
IAdItlc. Mess PoKK, el725. NH!sEr trm a. iLdSle
SaiP NTws.--Auiyed, Ttear7slip Kangaroo, Hcr-
house from Iirgo9 March 10 QyNt1stoHu 22i n0ol With
ndse p4 % 3. q. Dale nscl 20 p.H u tie BEL BAY
p4ssod sbp fae webb hence fof yergool bGIf 80 IL &C.
ion g. passed ship Whitney. ~ Now Ofcins bound w.
ID Inst, 20 nlss W OF Sable lsnd passed steamship Anglo
saxon. from PoitlsHd 70! Liverpool
Below hip N.Y., .sba4A. I'os.on, lron Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
RahapLlleIs.

IN sAdna.g hdlodr1o from QIcnstor1 AND IrrT0otMr
Elliott Mr. and Mrs HcLeSn, DI Pim, Dir. Wilson Nr sud
Mrs. Ducsstt =. GuemaTs;s, NJ AID GIs ADgeEs, ILL.
bJIe.sl., slf 2ep ~ tesrsk0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
CONGREssMEN ELECTED.

Dit. l..DvIeur Loosrs, Rep, ij1 maj.
U..J,sE. J.. EyGLisH, Dem, lOo ms.
Iu..A. 4. G,EsHAx, Rep, 1890 raj.
~. .GEoror &. WooBRuFy, Dem. (Trob, 70, certain !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
REPRESENTATIVES, ELECTED.
= VOTE FOR Co,EHNoR

or those to be heard from, the Republicans viii
have majority, that they carry the House OF Rep
re6entauyes by two TO one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

The u port foot up 900 bale. Of which 800
Aneiicsn
Hewitt; Co. quote sdyanoe Of q. the
fir qusid,, the market clong bloyant put 1g!esr ~
10th parties aitins the sei Of lie Adratcl advice
STATE Trade MAsCfrsTKR. THE adyicgs from Man.
chester aycsbs tho market holding hgm a. Tuesdays In
pFogrmont cap scially for yarns
HAyRE CoTIOs M.RKErAt HAVE Cotton lad advanced ~
ties ordnGe bsing quoted & m ard tres bas . 93C TIE
sales Of the week foot mp 1900 bales tbs stock In port wa
2ip OfD bales
Liverpool BRSiDsrUgs MARERr-9lessrs hcaardson
Scene. 4 Co.. WAksr1, Nash Co, Bi,and AtnyR Co,
and Che cyegoy report Flour quiet ard quote eTiT state
brands 70 d29l6. Wheat quiet bur s1Gdy Red IJ313i;
White ~ 3al6 Corn steady, with re offers fron ho.ess
Ln,.d 37l 4JIj3i Yellow 80 o9si6; White 3si dJsi.
LyERPOOL PROyIsioNs hARKET.The auth oTee quote
Beaf quiet and steady No American yet offered Becon ay
i9i050 or Lora Middlts Lard quiet AZ tZf HS3 Taow
declined Nightly all demand good and North American
scllns 1T IS OSLO ,
LQspoN Taopu0s HtEEBTE The eTossp' sSd 0;ter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF III Il AMERICA AT HALIFAX.

The RreIha Troops to be Kept in Rome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
COMMERCIAL TyTFLyIGEYCF.

LONDON FEIDAy--The fIuds rfuhl.ed gest cune-. Urt
quotations sc1dy. In the ncor unrfe soot demand
money has existed since tho reduction 0f the Bsrk
y cent The terms for good Bills h3e7 y cent wltn
fair b.. not prasng demand % the B1 Gold c0uU-eI -
Nov into tho Bank. aud there sI coa Of further ~
QUESTION in the Bslk minimum
LiyKHPooL CorrlS hlANKEI.--Ths Bgotr.G Cirsghr
reports the the week $4,000 bales ncIGinT
&c 90 bacs 10 fec1aUi and 2tCeo eKpO.te! Tie nd'icc
ror America caused advance Of nd J. o. chiefly tn
niddng and lower qualities The sale. Friday reached
10000 bales intending suUo % specnatos aud eypc.tr liz
Llithat .osl2 hfm u .e Ollowlng nlhOel au2AtNr,:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

Loss OF THE BEIIIsu BRIG NEwEHAM.The Brit
Hache Feb. 10, with cargo OF Nicaragua wood and
Diyi Divi bound % Liverpool. On the 25l. Feb WIS
ak miles distant from Pearl Point in the aforesaid
IslaId, and Oh the following morning mile ds-
tant from Lutte InACug, when strong westerly cur
rent was observed TO be setting D. the leewari. At
D. IN. OF the 9th Feb the east end OF Little Inagua
bore n. n. l.. four miles distant al O'Clock +. the
weather became showory, the course being theAS b.
ST. and changed at II p III. to n. by E.i the weather
~ midnight became coudy, and continued until q
O'Clock d. No. when she struck NshOpec Key south
east Of West Caicos. The boats wege hove out and
stream anchor carried in order haul her oil the
rocks, but all excrtions 10 get her oil without
effect. They then sounded the pumps, and found three
feet Of water in her hold and portions Of her keel oat
ing alongside, when abe was abandoned Capt. White
and crew came passengers in the brig James French.
LECTURE by THOsLs FR.scIs BgAdHER.-T. L.
MeLehor, eeq delivered lecture On the Irish patriot
Terrence NJ MauGs last evening, st In ing Hall Tie
theme wac especially calculated draw forth the
oltoric:l powers Of the speaker, ard The enthusiasm
Of tue vns audience iesied their appreciation Of the
,nbeCt aud the mode in which il was treated. The
lecturer described McMnu5 a. the wealthy merchant,
but still the psieut worker in his countinglonso at
Liverpool as tie rcyUluonit and his atompt al Bal
ngarry % fire the oOmbusbles he had piled against
the hoase in which the enemy stationed; az the
exile ia Australia as engaged in mercanns pursuiS in
California where iie died broken bslrtcd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04

The vacancy in TIE Eighteenth Ward is oceesioned
by She election of AID. KabHesch to the bayoraliy'
The Board viii stand to until the vacancy Is TILED.
The new members are those elected from the ODDLY
numbered wayds--First Thhd sc. The others hoia
over from las, year.
Board Of Supervisors.
The following members Of the Board OF SupelNsoIr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-04
Receipts OF Produce.

IsrH 3-s.0l bbls Flour. 5000 bu.h. What ga eusA
Con 6s bod Farley i?l pkrs Ps,sIeR. IS Pass L@A
~ w Nks,y-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
RAILROADS, &C.

SOUTH-SlDE RAILROAD.
an ANDAFTER MONDAY THK22d AU.EG
~ gust, the passenger Trains, viii run A. follow: -
gKOM PETERSBURG TO LYNOHBURd.
Mali Train daily NJ 5so A. NJ reaches Lynehburg sslsSs
P. NJ.
Passenger Train starts daily except Sundays. 40 ~
reaches Lynchburg atl290A.h N.
PROM LYHoHBURa TO PETERsBURa.
Mail Train start daily I'LL A. NJ, reaches Peersbarg
Passenger Trains daily except Sundays 81 1880 n,
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ.
These with daily trains 10 the Spring. Knox
yIle Nashville, Memphis, &C.. 10 New Orleans.
az The and expeditions route 70 all pars
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Arkansas and Texas
The City Petersburg daily except Sundays a.
NJ IL Noon and City Point 81 $50 A. M and ls0 p n
70 and from all the packets when NO.
T. D. BIRD,
su9I General Superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-05
Ayers Cherry peCtOral,

rovrba (oid-, InnuenIa, HOPrseness,
Cr0uD, bronchitis. ncipient Consump-
tIon, aud for the Relief % Consump-
tive Patients, in advanced
stages OF the Disease.
This Is a remedy 30 universally known to surpass any
oir f.r me- care OF throat and lung complaints, that
-,a. here % publish the evidence Of its virtues It's
t,r,.. .rc,encc for coughs AMI colds, ANA iis Truly
Igo1i.rl, c.,s n pulmonary disease have made II
troyrr t.rourhout o., ,s,.- nations oil The earth
F,y- are the communities, or even hni'. among tea
NH, I,u NOT some personal experience Of III yH.--
como r1 trophy la their midst of 30, victory over the
,. va ll..-t,. disorders of thc throat and lungs:
.ii lra.. i. r liiu fatality ot those disorders, ana
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do NOR, tl.n to assure tieni at y has noes = 4 VIZ
t,s fl,at Do an have when making the cures witd nave
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