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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28


Lat "a 10 Op 70 IS ses ship Lucknow OF Boston from Mobile
Big sa Bird tBrl Fitzpatrick, Hn.bOrOnsh. N g., days.
Brig Ambrose Lsht lof os;on) Bryant Cardanss days
s AdslPh Johnson, Thri,sd CuOa) 6dsy" sugar. sct
scr $ BuckinsIsm NickersoO Portland dsy,, stone.
shr Terry Eddse, yirgiril oysters for New Haven.
s scS s & III V1S Name ysn Name ys:1a 2aay Gy
schr Lsjok Reming, En.w@tb days Ts.
sclrr Elizabeth, Smith Portland days heading.
schr Senator Micks EilabethpOt ior Leighton
s sch nsada bg%sI' hpoS! on ReeSlanda days lime
S yscsn a,a S Ssy' R'T :sS easter 70
schT Kate Merrill Morris, Mobile II days, COTTON kc
sehr D. B. Warner Carroll, Charleston days, oe, &C. to
s$hf. }aii, Cox Maitland, N s. IL days, plaster to j. 6.
sch Anna Sheppard to BrOOsLayen Tooaer Bsr.coa 18th
schr Clara Norton, Gray Blueh days spar, to VIM MAJ.
schr R. Jones, Gstcoub Maehias days, lunber Ship
&C. to HeaTy Dc Caldo1 ti' c. ~ '''''
sc Amer Lewis tof North Haven, Mel Bush, Kav.na 10
sGbs cgby OF Bu'kao c' G via y. Fe@g
Ion RTsf aa us s b' 90 q Sass 0'''a
schr Hanover Folser Ashwsy tw G. A. via Bsbsd9ss g
very fayy weather. lost head of foremost, msintopnas. ,pd
sprung bow.p 23d inst, lat % 90 ION - 20, spo.e slip
NSi a ES SSs .o Bsyey PoScs r. r. @ Inst
to 3 Lew: GH sid e 70 oPe cspo T ay S Sesn. r.
X % miles passed large black sscr ssVns but ole iasi
and may trcops ON board steering D W oy D.
eloop Harvest Corwin Providence days ndse 70 Hsfe
John Boyueon a son.
Steamer ha,arxas Matanzs daye hours, mas rssiep-
gr, correspondence and cargo to Mora Brothers, Navarro
Co Apr g. g. NJ passed three ssted schooner Queen Of
the South bound NJ lat N 25 lon w sos 2ib passed shiP
Rork aid Of Poon js % s. lon 70 80 bound N 18th
lat ~ 81 81 Ion. "a 30 passed Am steamer, name not
stsSmer r. r. Hcartt siddel Philadelphia mdse TO J. 4 ~
Briggs. 49, 49,. 4. ~
Steamer Vulcan, Robinson, Phladelphia, mdse to j. N
Briggs ,,,,
Steamer Abatross Jones' Providence, n,ise TO OisL
Wilson, Pbiledephs Ldse. 70 Lopez DIX
patrick.
Steamer Elizabeth, Cunory Baltimore mdse to '" Dali
zeL -, n,
zel.
SAILED ST. arnslip Fulton Southampton, 6ci Gmsos'
Iivepool Kecsr B Hsvens and Nss,su ships kibg Fhhp
Acapulco; Thornton liverpool; baIks GLASGOW th London >
Many Hong KoDg bns Glove llta Belfast Alert tbI AZ
thurstowp Qreand Jos. Park MaiaDzas Austrss, Anboy
BELOW-Bark Don Pedro brig Ocean Queen s Morrssis
bark Pslla., ffom MstsIzss days; Naval
Withholding the day from 5. Wi sunset s. w.
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Decrease In 1861. s3i7 ~
e6 42l %

Messrs Winslow, Lanier & Co. of this city have
offered Gov. Morton of Indiana the sum Of $4,000 for
the purpose of armng and equippng the quota Of vol
unteers from Indiana.
Mr. Haws, the City Controller has advertised for
proposals. for an issue of $4,000 Central Park Im-
provement stock, bearing interest at the rate of v
cent per annum payable quarterly and the principal
reimbursable in 1876 The proposals will be opened at
Up. IN. on Tuesday, May %. The exchanges at the
Bank clearinghouse this morning were $l4,Gl,-
O23 80 The exchanges of the week ending this morn.
ing were $lO6,9iS,s l9 s8-being daily average of
81, sd 800 81, against t2O67O,Ol4 60 for the week
ending on Saturday. The American Exchange Bank
has declared dividend of "a cent payable May 6.
Mr. Controller Haws visited few Of tho Banks yes
terday to ascertain the feeling in regard to the million
loan asked by tie city for National purposes and every
where received the most substantial evidences of their
patriotism. An hour among them resulted in the fol-
lowing subscriptions. The entire loan will, no doubt,
be taken before Monday night.
Bank Commerce N r. John Steven Prest. 900
New York Exchange Bsni by Van Duzer Prss... 10000
Mechanics Bsni by 4. Knapp Prest. 5000
Ns.iqsll Bsnb by James 0alalip, ps0 t...n.,", 1890
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

BID
The foreign bill market is very fiat, and first class
bankers sterling tave been sold at los, which
leaves profit of u cent on the importation Of spe
Gle. Good commercial bills, such as were taken by
bankers have sold at 1903. 1t appears that the import
Of specie from Great Britain must continue during the
Summer.
FREIGHTs: To Liverpool-l3,0O0 bush. Wheat, I'd.
in bulk and I'D. in ships bags; 900 BUSH Corn at
Cd. in bulk and cd. in ships bags 1000 bbls Floura
g. 2s. 3d.. 500 bales Cotton at 732d a 3D.. 400 bbls
Pork at 25s; $500 tcs and bbls. Lard, at 25s.; go
tugs Mahogany, at 25s. To London--I3 900 bush.
Wheat, at ID. in ships bags and 5000 bbls Flour at
2id. GOD. TO Glasgow-5OO bbls. Flour, at Sc. To
Bremen-300 hhds. Sugar. at 3Os.
The business Of the Sub!Treasury was: Receipts,
$7i,O76 Il-for Customs, tlyOOOi Payments, $327,.
225 2i Balance, $l0,773, LOG So
The third week April, on the ST. Louis, Alton and
Chicago Railroad gives:
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ITDD 80
Orr r 80,

How delightful it IL just now o leave the bot and
dusty to%n with its none and tumut for quiet stroll
through the fields ard grC.veO Of the suburbs The
gsund you tread upon = carpeted with sofest emerald
while the air is ile with the breath of vioets, and
fragrant with cay spring sweetness. Overhead ue
sky is bigt;e, serenely beautifully blue, while all
around a1e buds and blossoms bursting into forms OF
beauty beneath the genial sunshine The dogwood
and cherry trees are transformed into snowds; apple
peach and pear orchards are Flushing with promise
of luscious midsummer delights, redolent Of odors that
take captive the sepses dreamy with the hum Of bees
and vocal with the r1tes OF robin and wreD, bluebiTd
ndtbe cherry-brownsong sparrow The naples have
put forth their Young foliage Of orange, and purple,
ill tie sprays look ike clusters Of butterflies the birch
and elm are clothing their branches with leaflets, and
the tender sottufted larch relieves the more sombe7
hues of the spruce and the pine. These and thou
sand other objects every hand cOnpre to charm the
weary citizen with their neyer-ending ever-changlng
loneliness. Who would not enjoy stroll III the
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

The Coon SAMARITASs.-On Friday, at a meeting
Of ladies in the Social Rooms of the Tabernacle church.
of Broadway and Tbirtyfourth street. Asso-
citation organized to supply wrappers and clothing
to the army and volunteers hospitals. These articles
will be needed in quantity, and the Association will
work under the direction Of the army surgeons. Mrs
Abbott is President and Mrs. Thompson and the Misses
Snow Secretaries. 4 liberal subscription has been
started aud contributions in money cloth will be
gladly received by Austin Abbott esq. Treasurer, No.
IL Park row, or f. f. Thompson, No. Wall street.
The Association meets daily at O'clock aud all ladies
are invited 10 assist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28
Markcts-CARErpLLr REPORTED YoR THE N. Y TRisrSE
SATURDAY, April q, 1861.


AsES-The mske. il steady sales of Pots and Pearls at
S5G2..
COfFEE-The suction sale this morning passed OF without
animation tho low grades particularly heavy. The
cline &c. as to quality $50 bags sold at l0ld3sc,
average l H. Az private sse 200 mats Java at l6c and
900 BAGS ST. Domingo on private terms
CO1TuNTho market has been hrm salei OF 600 bales In
cudag go late last evening We quote at l3lQlic. for Mid
ding Upland snd Gulf
FLOUR AND MEAI-The inquiry for Western and State
Flour less active though prices have advanced 5dl0 Dbl
The inquiry chiefly for the better grades which reduced
supply The arrivals moderate and tho not very
dsbo; the sales comprise H. 100 bbs IS l50s5 Is for
Supelfne State and Weerni $5 3Vd IS 40 for extra State
IS IS for ehocs 40043 IS for tho grades of
Western; is Goa % 6j for shipping brands Of Round Hoop
Extra Ohio and SIS 75 81 50 for trade brands do Canadian
Flour hrmer the arrivals moderator choice brands are Ia
good demands the sales 52 bb at IS 4GtT 90
Southern Flour 10 unsettled aud prices have advanced s
higher The blockade OF Southern ports efStuay cup.
plies sales Of 800 bbls 80 06 So 60 fof mixed good s.
perne Baltimore, and &c 10 for Rye Flour
limited reaue. and steady sales Of $50 bbs t
Corn Meal 10 steady sales of $50 bb ut 81 60 Is for Jer.
sey and 90 l5ds3 20 for Brandywine
flSH-Ths market remains lominsly unehsngcd ialcs Of
small lots at last quotations
0RAlNThe inquiry for Wheat less active, owing to the
advanced prices insisted on and the want Of good
restricts business the inquiry chiefly for export and fair for
milling tho sales $500 bush Chicago Sptng at 81 "a
40 bush. Milwaukee Club at - 2SG:l 29 tooo bush.
Red Western ct ~ Gel 49, 200 bu,b Amber Michigan ct
81 ai ~ bu,h BED State Of tl vi t,39 bush White
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DIED..

CRANE-In Brooklyn, on Friday, April &C. saan r Crane
aged 10 years and month";
CRONKRlGHT = In this city, Friday, April g. Gsret
Cronkrigh aged 76 years, 6!moDths and u days
CORNELISON-on Friday April %. at Honti Bella Bergen
j. Mrs Catherine Cornsison rec Of the late Rev. John
Cornelison, In the 9lst year of her age
HASTINGS-At Springfield, Msss Friday, April o. Mr c.
g. HsAtiDgs relct Of the late Rev. George Ia Hastings
B0UGHTON-on Thursday April 25 1861 Of scarlet fever
Emily Agnes, daughter OF Dr. Roland g. and Marie Louise
Honghton, ssed years, months and days.
R0BBiKs-in this city Friday April u.s. Rsbeccs Robbins
aged ID years
VAN LANDT-At Flashing Long Island, Thursday, April
siUy D. wife Of ~ Lawrence Zandt Ia the zth year
Of her
'hNMAN-In this city, Friday April &C. Of consumption
Mira Martha Augusta Vennian.
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2 Chicago Tribune of Thursday says:


There has been change In the anoun Of paper Offering
business In that line Il decidedly dull All the banks, with
single exception, continue the currency list heretofore The
action Of the Governor Of Missouri IN proposing the nonpay
u the July interest her bond docs very seriously
shect the currency current there but humid
red thousand doa In the hand, Of the Auditor security for
the banks not In the rejected list.
Jude Lano ofthe United States District Court at the Term
held Ia Dubuqus Last woek delivered opinion
Herman oeiPke e. al ag The City Of DuGuqne relative the
validity The bonds isUed by the City Of Dubuque ia aid Of thu
Neste Railroad The suit brought interest
the lands 10 the amount Of s2)0 but the principal
involved Ia the IL about 300 go The Judge decided
sssin the validity Of tho bonds. The plaintiffs viii probably
appeal TO the United States Supreme Court and should the
con Of tho lower Court be approved viii relieve Dubuque Of
about siSoJ Of her city indebtedness contracted for railroad
ppIpOses
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You've MES's CHRISTIAN As.ocIATIoS.-Ihe anu
versary of the New-York Y. NJ. c. 4. will be held This
evening in the Broadway Tabernacle Church Reports
of the President and Treasurer will be read, and SER
mon 10 young men will be preached by the Rev. j. T.
Thompson, u. d.. the pastor No other speakers VIII
participate The Association is not yet out OF debt ana
will take up collection on this OCCASION During the
year they have moved from No. 81 broadway to Tie
Bible House, where they have as attractive rooms
az any Society in New-lork Thousands of young
men have visited them during tie past year beside the
members Of the Association, nearly 1000 in num-
Der. Many have been instructed and benefited in
various WAYS and several have united with various
churches represented in the Association
This is a liberal, cheerful Christian movement, and
the temper of the members may be seen 20 some extent
in the fact that nearly 100 Of them now enrolled as
volunteers under the old banner of Washington, or on
the way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF NEw-YoRx.. n.
Cleared.

shp-Jupiter lNorw.), Joschsen, Gloucester Funeb
dR
S,eamen-Mades, Bell, Philadelphia, Lopez kirkpatrick
Delaware, Ashmon, Trenton n. j., w. Jeukns
schooners-Sarah Elizabeth Smith, New Haven; Nautilus
Tracy, ss. John, NJ H., Walsh, Carver Chase O. H. Cook,
sparkle, St. Thomas j. Brett. Son Co.. b. C0nnen Lawson
Meiucke.
Provnceowu master; Sarah L. Freeman Philadelphia Baker
& Dayton.
slOop-POin.er Nicke!s Providence master.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

CRY MoRTALrTY.-The total number Of deaths in
Brookly last week was lO3 of which 20 were men,
II women Is boys, and 81 girls. The principal dis.
eases were: Consumption, l6 scarlet fever, II; In
nammation Of the lungs, 8; marasmus, 5; smallpox,
D. ETC. Under year of age, 20. Natives Of United
States, 80; ireland, laj Germany s. al other c0un'
tines, 8.
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lli!iiarD Notices.


McDonald,s Resiment.-Psrties who are now f9rnina
comnsnies and all those ho wish AXE active part and bold
commissions this Regiment particularly rrqleisd 70
meet al the Hotel Fulton Brooklyn THIS lMondayb
EVENING az O'clock BE Pnctual The eAgenees oil We
hour requiring prompt and nersetic action. .
Ex.Goyernor,s Guard, Attention :-fhe Rolls ior
the Comps have been prepared, and are 70 Dc
found a. the IL il hosed that eli the rxoaps
will prOupy enroll themselves for city duty and res
port adjourned meeting be held the 9th hesnens
Aruory, Centre Market, on MONDAY EVENlNi neS fstA
met at O'Clock. Rolls LEFT for signatures at she following
Company A-Thomss NJ CLARK No. l0e Souths.
Company B-John Melodies NO " Pnest
Company C-John 81 d. Kes,i8gs No. 5.hft
Company D-John HarGey's, No 1903 Crosbyst
Company E-Davd ID. Ackerb No. l5e ChamoerS.
Company F-ThoIus T. PEERS No. pa fearis-
Company G-James w. Olsen's. No. IL Jamessiip
Company H-H c. Telle's, No. 81 9th
JoEy PHYyE Sec. JAMES MURRAY, Chm.
The New.York Ladies' Relief Union 10 now fsly
organized hourshus condition; emnenty bion
sfsr ladies' vii log 10 Cooperate earnestly re-
quested attend the regular business meeting on WESES
DAY at O'Clock at the Church OF the pun;sns we are
informed that addresses to be made and some znS
may be expected.
EXCELSIOR BRIGADE JACKSON LIGHT ISrAsrRr. Co. b. Y
AtfeutiOn.-To those who DESTROYS q protecting their
Flag Birth Right and by all Laws and Constitution
beloved land bequesthed to By Warrington and COM
peers Of our early Institutions. .... 80.
The undsTtisned propose to raise VOLUNTEER COM
PANY which partially Organized and solicit al persona
desirous Of Joining apply the office No+ City Hal place,
or No 10 Centrest. IN the City Of NewYork Between the
hours OF and p. Of each day The Rendezvous opes
al day on Sunday. MM IhU9roVY ospsai.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28
WAR MOVEMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

1t was exported that the 2Sth Regiment, now quar-
tered al the Arsenal in Portland avenue, was TO en-
bark on the steamship Kedar on Saturday afternoon.
Such was not the fact. The still at the Arsenal,
and under charge of competent officers, perfected in
die discipline Of the soldier. great majority of the
regiment are Germans, and appear TO take everything
a matter Of course Their wives and children are
there during the day time, and every opportunity Is
given then 10 enjoy each others society during the
brief period they viii remain here. COmmlssary Hin
has made ample provision for their comfort There
plenty TO eat and drink good bedding and excellent
hospital accommodations. Ii fact, the appear 10
be rs comfortable and contented may be, although
every one is ready to shoulder his musket and march
ri moments notice. The following are the officers
Of the regiment:
. Iiept. CSlOacl, CozssaondiHg--Edws Buns
Acting LAess.. Co!oseI-Wm. Il. Brewster.
1djTient- d. A. Bokee.
swgeOB-P. b. Rice.
C0samissaTy-HeuTy Hill
QUartermaHa-F. stegef.
Acting Pdymdsser--W. L. Marvel.
surseon's hotes-M ID. Rahbod, Dr. Prentice.
The commanding colonel Burns, and Surgeon Rice
desire express their sincere thanks, behalf of the
regiment 70 tie ladies' of the Cntonavenue Presbyte
ran Church for timely present Of 800 yards Of
bSndaging, linen, &C., received on Saturday.
The l4th Regiment still remains at the Arnory The
ssnks full and the men under healthy state OF
discipline. The uniforms were completed on satur-
day, and they now ready to march, having every
requisite for q campaign. .oo -
The 18th Regiment recruits number over 4OV men.
They are nearly ready and will probably JOIN the main
hody which was at Annapolis at the latest aceounts)
during the early part Of the week.
The 10th Regiment Col. Samuel Graham, are rapid
n filling up their ranks TO the standard. This is
cavalry and artillery regiment and new patent gun,
breach-loadng, invented by Mr.. Bishop Of this city,
will DO taken with them. Il can be fired eighteen
times minute and will do execution at distance Of
two miles. Ii highly spoken Of by competent mill
tsry authorities.
"A volunteer corps just organized in Brooklyn, and
composed Of the members Of Bunhsms Gymnasium and Others
acknowledge, through H. ag Treasurer donations from
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Gales bp Anftlon.

EDWARD ScHEyck, Auetloneer
TLEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-E.
IL &F III sCHENCK viii SELL TO MORROW tMondsy).
al No III Clinton place. l01 o'clock all the elegant FnInturg
contained said house consisting In part Of elegant Rosewoeo
Carved Suites In rich Saba Broca.
tel srbop Eesee Center and Pin Tables Feas
Plate Mirrors and Cornce, elegant Broeste and Lace Tusn
on Paintings Bronze Mantel Clocks and Ornaments MedAo9
and Brussels Carpets Rosewood Bedesd Mabetop Drespe
Bureaus Wshands and COmmodes Easy Chari and Loapgss
Toilet articles &c. Elegant Dining Furniture China ~
ner and Tea Sets Glassware &c Ao the Kitchen Utsnsiss
with hitch the sale will commence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

On demand, the supply OF money continues abundant
at 4d6 v cent but the features Of the market proper
continued to grow more unfavofable There is a large
and growing dstrust among capitalists in mercantile
paper especially of houses engaged in selling dry goods
straw and fancy goods Grocers paper is looked upon
generally with more favor. We sometime since adopted
the policy of not publishing failures or extensions at
il ia useless to conceal the fact that they are Ssry
numerous in The above branches Of trade and thf,more
are expected. Remanees are almost entirely cut of
from the South by the political disturbaneesi while in
tie West the currency troubles haze very nearly
brought about the same result Our Merchants, with
stocks of goods which Sow of sale and with re-
mittances cut Off while them Indebtedness In
exorably to maturity obliged to ask extensions
We are glad to say that these granted in that spirit
Of libcality which the circumstances Of the times ap
pear to demand.
Comparative statement Of the Imports Of Foreign
Dry Goods and General Merchandise at Ncw-York for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

SCENE AT THE BOARD OF BRoKERs.--At the meet
ing Of the Board of Brokers yesterday afternoon, Ser.
geant Hart, Of Major Andersons command, the officer
who spced the flagstaff Of Fort Sumter in the face of
the enemys fire. present. He was Enthusiastically
received and three times three cheers given for
Fort Sum, er aud the Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

For EURoPE.-The United States mail steamer
Fulton, Capt. Woton, sailed yesterday for Southsmp-
ton and HAVE, with 2S3 passengers and $4,000 in
specie. Among the passengers the Hon. WIN. l..
Dayton, Minister to France and family; Mr.. Penning
ton, Secretary of Legation aud Mr.. VIM. L. Dayton,
Assistant Secretary; Hon. Mr.. Burlingame, Minister
to Austria; Hon. Geo. p. Marsh Minister 10 Turin;
Capt. John Britton Consul at Southampton; Mr.. Will
son, Secretary of Legation, London; Mr.. WIN. 5.
Campbell, Consul at Rotterdam; Hon. james S. Pike
Minister a; tie Hague; Mr.. Yesey, Consul ut AK la
Chapelle; Mr.. James o. Putnam, Consul at Havre
The British steamer Glasgow, Capt. Harken, also
sailed for Liverpool with 80 cabin passengers and 269
in the Storage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

To THE PHnASTHRoFIc WOMEN OF NEw-YoRK.-
A public meeting Of the women Of New-York, and
especially of those already interested in preparing aid
for the sick and wounded Of the threatening war; will
be held in the principal Hall of the Cooper Institute,
on Monday morning next at ii o'clock. Addresses,
conveying valuable information aid suggestions Of inn
mediate Importance, may be expectedfrom distinguished
speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

FIREs.-About noon on Saturday fire broke out in
the basement of No. $50 Pacific street BROOKLYN,
caused by children playing with matches. Damage
$50. About o'clock, same day fire occurred in
house at the corner Of Adams and Plymouth streets
but was eXtinguished before much damage was DONE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28
New publications.

NEW MUSIC for the TINES" WHERE
~ LIsERTY DWELLS THERE Is MY COUNrRY"-a
stirring Song with chorus words and music by the Rev My.
Plmley dedicated the It'll Regiment VI NeWYork
Washington Price Is cents. HORACE WATERS, No. 40
Broadway. Publisher.
B..A large lot Of FOREIGN MUSIC q. half price and
fome a little damaged at one-Quarter price. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

FAIR FOR TEE HOUSE or THE Coop SHEPHERD.
This Fair will be kept open till the night Of Tuesday,
the Goth inst The object which it is intended TO serve
recommends it to Christians of every denomination,
aud we trust it viii be patronized as it deserves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28

The star-Spanged Banner, the endeared emblem Of
our National Union, will be raised on the steeple of the
old North Reformed Dutch Church, corner of Fulton
and William streets tomorrow at O'Clock P. M This
church remains as the memorial Of the times of the
Revolution. At that time the congregation, which
was untedly attached 10 The cause of their country 8
independence had left the city, when occupied by the
British forces The building was desecraed by its
occupation by the British army. Appropriate excr-
cises will take place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28
A complaint was made

CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAUD.-A complaint was made
yesterday against Fontsin g. Pe sndD g. Chapman for
pirscy TO desad the New York County Bank o0t d the SOM
OF 400 by Of forged check Petiis presented the
check the bank and arrested and brought before
second District Police Court and remains In custody Chap
man Is not vet arrested de also charged with forgery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-28
The ladies Of the Rey. Mr. Van pyke,s church

DC IaOItb UI Iut IltN.
snd congregation, Brooklyn me. yesterday prepare and
sedye contributions Of lint ban6sges &C. for soldiers
The Brooklyn Phalsnx is the name Of new vol
xneer corps forming the City of Brooklyn The poll
volunteers 70 opened the Brooklyn Music Hail. and also the
law office Of Mess Cross Deninster No 50 William street
New fok aud understand good and true are rapidly
enrolling their willing and anxious TO their country
81 good We have heard II utipaed that
Of the regiment has been rendered Cen Rufus King
Minister te Rome who is graduate Of the West Point Mil
Arads