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SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE OR Rent
O-singor's, Wheeler d Wilson's, and others, I'd
aud, cheap Tor cash, or part payment Machines
bought, exchanged, repaired and improved, at $50
broadway, room 8, up stairs. N Blot Of Gro
Yer ley machinss, In perfect order. oS 2AAc'uA
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HORSES FOR SAIE--TO he SOLD FOR
want of yse, ~ or 10 gaod work horses ~ be
seen every AT moon until sold, at ths stables Of
REILLY d GREEN, ice dealers, 2OI West 2lSt u.
och Gsl4T
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PSICE OF PIPE, 400.

OINTMENT, 30 CTS.
A liberal discount made N Physicians, Druggists
aud Wholesale and Retail Dealers generally.
TERMS LkyARIABLY CASH.
HENRY r. PERCY,
Genera Agent
No. 100 FULTON STREET.
ylI4e0 kcw York. =.
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EEOCEEY AND LIOrnE STOKES So.

~,IASB For SALE-ONt or THb BEST
= g. ser ttIuis M Wet W.tHing.Jn M.rkei,
%, fuI GOSH; O.. pot Dutu, iasucr n trads =
-. ..,... 20. go 90, flour, COZ ~ mutsr. APpy
or J, UEbNARU a 90, AS6 Rronl Ssy, 'r,'rl 10
1, 4. u',.,,. uni.y or stll'iSs
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HORSE FOR sALE-OEE HEAVY CART
- turs", lGh lHnds hisN, tnr SIC cheap iy. cha,
~ ~ wears ',d, = n for want If osc Al I"
pAIElCH LYONS Cypisis Hlb Plank h'ad, roir
T. .u2cW ODD ResCryur. CiylOC
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CAUTION.

Al certain uhpr,nciplsd persons are attempting to
palm Cd on tho unTuspoO,Ing public limitations Of
my PREPARED GLUE, would caution all psr-
SOaA 70 examine before purchasing aud 500 thai the
full mama,
~ sPALDna's PREPARED GLUE, -As
Is On ths ou..ids wrapper. Al Othsrs arc Swind.
Ing ooultorteAl. noiax
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TO LET IN THE sun BUILDING, COR
1 uer q. Nassau and Fu'tua ~, ON ~ nud 'hrge
1ms s0islle iuI mgrui 'ctgrug purp W, vito
b.. hirh steam l'acr can bo al 4 required. u'ils
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

.,TWING Observation-Disclosures
y Wi,ecr & WAS M ard II YES. Aw' l.' 20
fought 20 o,c.ate on al Kinds terms f.r Al. ?;
rrl.iIcc ptrf,ct u. WuIK. Recommended o.
aE. $50 Iieury Il. otiEll,'Io9
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CDAL-:i 80 rEi TON, THIS WEEK
\ ry, !,'t., hr.f l'l ,uI ,h,t.a-. c,-, rt,ys,
r,I , r,Hi. Hr" i.uIc' sUc', dc!vc.ri ir,e ana
.i,tD pMe', ~ bDw,ry, near BioouIo s,eO.
stc ~
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LiORSES AND CARRIAGES SELLING
. III chesl--lOO family carriages sH-kI"s gis1,
.ngAes grOCsrs' ami business H'sS RS, ana
wagons, 30 horses and arneas. 4 - Futon ~ ,un
~ % Eevns ~, Brooklyn, self 2iac'lOS
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MEDICINES.
sVTHEY GO RIGHT TO THE SPOT"

II
INSTANT RELIEF STOP YOUR COUGH
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE.
sPALDNGs
THROAT CoNFECTIoNS
THROAT oNFECTIoNs
THROAT CoNFECTIoNS d.
GOOD FOR cLERGYMEM
GOOD FOR LECTURERS.
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR SINGERS
GOOD FOR csNsUMPTIvEs
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS,
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
sPALDING's THROAT CONNECTIONS,
CHILDREN CRY FOR
sPALDINGS THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They relieve a Cough instantly.
They clear the Throa,
They give strength and volume 70 the voice.
They lmpsrt delicious aroma 10 tho breath.
They are delightful 10 the tasts.
They are made Of simple herta and canno, harm
any ono.
advise every one who has . Cough or Husky
voice or had Breath, any difficulty Of the Throat,
70 get a package Of my Throat Confections they
will relieve you instantly, and you will agrco with
me that 'they go right ~ the spot." You viii and
them very useful and pleasant while travelling or
attending public meetings, for stuing your Cough
or allayng your thirst. II you try one package I
am safe in saying that you will evcr Afterwards oon-
slider them indispensable You will and them Al
tue Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
Sly signature is each packsss. All others are
counterfeit.
Package will be sent " mail. prepaid, on TO-
espt Of Thirty Cents.
Addros
HENRY G sPALDISd,
n, % Cellar street, NY.
cEPuALIC PILLS
curb
SICK HEADACHE
CURH
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
CURE
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE
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W. might add pages Of statements, but these viii
suffice Persons wishing for farther evidence can
hSve Il ny calling At tue Delot
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HORsE FOR SALE-AND WAGON WITH

- Lp, zig / gru,rIy wagons al IA Co. o! 81,
.'ith uew set of mounted names, weeks IN ~;
VIII be sold together separate very cneap, as tGc
owner las no use for thom Inquire Ia 18Th IT, bet
"a AID 18th ave, South Brooklyn. oee 3'llI
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TO LEG.

4 PAETMTNtS TO LET-CHEAP AP.
IA f.uo,E .c' 70 81 Juu's ~. l..ur -
Z cp-Cr rs J.. 49, We. 2H r.. a., a. Green
Nt IN II. Rgu, agoori.H5 to ne times
~ t'ra
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Ifsufering from thirst, weakness, fatigue go
spoonful Of READY RELIEF, In = tumbsr Of ue
ter, viii prove of greater service than LoOhok,
whisky, amy other LIQUOR.
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IOUSE 10 LTT--A SMALL > STORY
- to.ue. d"r celia ANT att g, Goa 'l.r-lg 3
-''iu- IrpU.. pa'ct, VITA Evd,I 49, f-ur'
H..l.''' -f'' .f. .'ar O. o.! mp..r ~ tnt
o pu tns. ugl G'fJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-09

SIORE, HOUSE and LOT TO LEE OK
- ess, Tor a tcIu, Of years, so West 4pth at ,'su
p. r. ,5T and 49, wvl' gt"n u; al 'o nnrti o. Of
uuWs ard bedrooms. Apply an tie pre-. is"-, %
1913 Buv cry. JACOB WEEKS. sch 2Lsg'.4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
THE NETWORK REGIMENTS.

ALBANY, Monday, APJil -, ISL.
Eighty-hree companies have applied for inspection.
Six New-Yofk regiments src complete, under Co.'s.
Benedict, Allen, Wilson, Duryea, Hawkins, and Blank
lor Townfend's Regiment at Albany, and Willard
at Troy are almost complete.
Tho 18Th Regiment at Oswego, the 5lst at Syracuse,
the 5ith, ,s,h, and Goth, from the Seventh Division,
are ready for service and await orders. rhe order On
tho Springfield Armory has been Increased to 10000
stand Of arms for New-York, 5000 for Albany, and
5000 for ElmiIa.
The 9Jth Regiment leaves Albany today for Wash
ington. The Fire Department and military turn out IA
Escort. Flags and banners decorate all the PRINCIPAL
Streets the popnace sord cheer upon cheer after the
regiment
committee Of twenty Of the most influential eii-
zen. were appointed 70 obtain subscriptions Tor the and
n, the families Of the volunteers very large num-
Ter OF patriotic resolutions were adopted unanimously
The Common Council Ccmmittee have resolved uYon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
MAINE LFGISLATURF.

ArGrsT,, Monday, April 80, 1861,
Tie Legislature convened to-day, and there was n
flll Attendance 10 both brancle. with large number
Of leading military men from III fec,ions OF the State
Gov. Wadburpc deliyercd an address TO both
brGncles mm diatcly after the organization He was
brief pointed, and patriotic, and Lis remarks we're re-
cciyed with the utmost enthusiasm and Immediately
arcr he had cosed his remarks Mr.. Gould Of Thomas
ton one the leading Democrats Of Tie House, in
,roductd resolution pledging the entire resources Of
tie State to tho vigorous support of the Federal au-
thoriiic,
Tic Convention siQnifed unanimous support Of the
rcsove by rising as one man. The Governors address
was referred to q Joint select Committee, and they
will report tie requisite measures tomorrow, en-
bracug az the principal points the raising Of ten regi-
menis of troop ind the appropriation OF million OF
dollars TO fit them out. Liberal provision will be made
sor tic support Of the families of volunteers and
ooasi-zuard win be organized 70 do Tie hono for tho
famous priygieers Of JEFF. Davis.
Maine "a thoroughly aroused, and will do more in
proportion her population than any other State in The
tnion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
From Havana.

NEw-oRLEANs, Monday, Apnt ~, 1871.
The s!aaDer Cnhawba, 10th inst, has arrived bare.
lhe reduction Of Fort Sumter caused Il great sspss<
ton, and al almost suspension OF business.
Sgsar was vuict at ii q, reads for ID. g. No. l2i
$4,000 boxes agani' ..96,oOO ast year. fcighs
dali and decliping. Exchange on London Seq pss
cent par annum; or New-York a II discount.
The Mohawk had also arrived. Let the Eilpifs
City, from Texas, at Havana with 600 troops for hey
Wet, on the 18th.
Ito Atlantic, from New-York, with troops, was
anchored near Triangle Shoals on the E'th, comma
nica,el with Fort Taylor. She lett on the iih icr
Sand Key. The Powbatan appeared on the haroor OF
Key West or the 18th, ard exchanges signa. WIN
the Crusader.
Ths garrison nj the Fort Taylor end hey West
barracks ARE engaged drilling at the gnnr.
Tho Atlantic brought commissions Tor scnlo Oh ths
The commanding officer Of F'ost Taylor gss az
poin;ed Postmaster OF Key West.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
MAY. GEN. .JOUN +. WOCy.

The distinguished veteran arrived in the city lart
evening For the present HE quarters viii be at the
st. Nicholas He is thoroughly in the york of cris-
ing the rebellion, and for giving quarters to the
rebels lie visits the city at this time TO assist in for
wardpg troops to provide equipments aud provisions,
wherever it becomes necessary the means Of trans
porting them and to disect their destination lie las
ordered 10000 musieis 100000 cartridges, 800 how
i:lershells and 500 six-pouid shot, which win go
forward with rs little delay as possible No daubt
his aim will 10 to open and keep open the most
direct and natural route TO Washington; and - this
end he will give the business his earnest attention.
Gen. Woods presence is timely. 1t gives US pleasure
to state ths, bis health is quite restored ar that tho
country will have .he benefit of hs services in he
prcsent emergency,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
THE SENTIMENT OF MISSOURI.

ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Monday, April %, 1861.
Quite number Of editorials from prominent papers
in the interior of the State express much indignation Ell
the aconof the Federal Government in calling 80 large
military force into The field and especially for calling
for volunteers from the Border Slave States; but not
much i'll temper il manifested and there is ess DISPOSE
ton run the Safe into rash indefensibe
than in some other States. There is good deal of
accession feeling in sections bnt the prevailing
sentiment Is unanimous for Cancellation and peace.
There are many rumors here but The city is quiet and
orderly. NO public demonstrations Of any character
have been made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
THE MISSING PENNSYLVANIA TROOPS.

PBnADELPnih, Monday April -, 1861.
Several Of the Pennsylvania trcops who have been
missing since the Baltimore riot have returned here
and report having been confined in jail in Baltimore.
Thirty-fve others who have been wandering in the
woods near the Conowngo were taken 10 neighbcring
houses and treated Kindly. Tho latter have not re-
turned home yot.
II Is understood from reliable authority that The
troops at Cockeysyille have been ordered back TO
Harrisburg and viii go 10y transports hence South.
vague report saier that Fort Mclienry waf she'll
ing Baltimore at midnight on the 2lst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
honorable has been the course of South Caro.i4a,

honorable has been the course Of South Caroi4a.
u comraG.s9a.
l left Washington at O'Clock iast night.
Crowds Of men. women and children were eati:-
cred on tLe higdts around the Depot looking
with feverish anxiety for the troops. They haa
not yet come: but some fifteen mics away VIC
passed the train containing them. 1t was ereeN'
with cheers and the waving Of hats from our
train, and assure you was not silent.
This morning between Baltimore ana VIZ
minelon, We passed three traas filled VITA MAJ
sachusc.ls troops. The bridges are beiieVeo 10
Be safe nov, as The Railroad Company mas scnt
several hundred men on TO guard them. bat N1
the troops be poured into WASHINGTON INC
Capital once SAFE tie struggle VIII be Dr'e''
though il may be terrible. God and Liberty
BAYARD TAILOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
CONNECTICUT.

H,RTroRD, Monday, April % 1861.
The first Connecticut Regiment will be ready 10
start for Washington on Wednesday, and the second
Regiment very after. third Regiment has been
called for, and will be filed Immediately. Hartford
alone will send fall regiment, and have several
companies in reserve.
The war feeling in the State is intense, and among
oil parties and classes. The First Regiment will be
commanded by Col David Tyler, and Lieut. Il. 0.
Tyler, who went with tie troops to reinforce Fort
Sumter, will be attached to the second Regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
PROVISION FOR THE FAMILIES OF yuLUN-
TIERS

We cannot better answer the numerous inquiries in
regard to provision made for the families left behind by
some volunteers than by referring TO the proceedings
of the Common Council last evening, when 100000
was appropriated forths purpose 600 900 was also
appropriated for equpping simens raised IN this city.
Tho State and City have thus far given four and half
millions for the support of the Government, beside he
constant stream Of private contributions, which would
greatly augment the amount. The men, who serve
their country III the hour of her need may pest assured
that she viii not neglect them nor their families.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
WESTERN VIRGINIA MOVING.
WHEELING. Monday Az

WHEELING, Monday, ApriI ., IS61.
The demonstrations along the Baltimore and Ohio
Ra, road were bnt slight
A. i.'apers Ferry there were about 5000 ygginia
troops.
represer, "tion cfthe roion sentiment Of Brooke
Hancoek and NJ rsbaII Counties cent 10 this city
to day to lssrn whit action the Union men Of this
county proposed taking IN view Of the demonstrations
in the Eastern part of the State and 10 concert come
measures No sdeeaI action was taken bat tits quite
likely Convention of the Western counties will soon
be called to take into confederation che rropTitty Of
division Of the State. 81
The adyiees from Morgantcwn and Monongabela
Counties represent the Union feeling as being very
strong.
Nothing Of special interest has occurred in this city
to-day, and all has been quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
ARpFST OF A TRAITOR.

HARRISBURG, Monday, APril y, 1851.
Information was receyedby Governor Curtin to-day
that Lieut. sennifer late Of tho United States Army,
stationed a, Carlisle Barracks fed from that place this
morning. Governor Curtin, by aid Of the telegraph
facilities in his possession succeeded in having lin ar
rested to-day at Hanover, in York County Penn. 1t
il said that Sennfer has been communicating informa-
ton to the rebels as 10 the exact condition Of thing, a.
Carlisle, and OF the movements Of Governor Curiin's
troops. lie will probably DO taken Immediately to
Carlisle aud delivered to the officers of he barracks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
KENTUgkY WILL STAND BIZ THE UNION.
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Monday, April %, 1861

LoVIs'ILLI, NY, MondlyI AQriI =, IcOI.
The Cion sentiment is greatly on the increase
Throughout the State and ! am now well convinced
thai she will remain she has since her formation
firm adhc,n OF Union and broihorly love with al 0f
our siserSates. In secede, will only hs by
the aetioDof the Northern States Kentucky WI! have
to be fcrsd out OF tho Union.
Seven ompanies Of tbs State Guard, to the agre.
gate nuner Of go meB, under the commaad Of Col.
Tilghnan have been organized at Paducah, Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
SIX REGIMENTS LEAVE TO-DAY.
IMMENSE RUSH OF VOLUNTEERS
SEIZURE or COATHA0AND GOODS.
100000 Worth Of Clothing Seized


WiLMMGIoS, Del, Monday, April y, 1861.
4 naval officer arrived at Wilmington tlis aitef
noon.
lie says the steamer s, r. spaulding landed por-
ton of her troops and retuoned Fort Mciionry very
quietly. The B4ltimoreans were waiting for her m'
rival TO seize her. but she started down the bay, and
frustrated their designs.
Annapolis is in charge Of e Sixth Regiment Of Mas
saohusetts.
Passengers from the South the train just passed
hero cay that all quiet in Baltimore, and the turn
pike is clear OF Secessionisls.
An enthusiastic Union meeting was held here The
afternoon, embracing men Of every party creed. Tho
Union feeling intense, and siroug resolutions were
adopted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
NEM-HAYEN AROUSED.

NEw-liayES, Conn.,, Monday, April -, 1851.
Tnops are now rapidly concentrating here. Tho
Grst ngiment will start ON Thursday. In day or two
morewill be ready. They wait only for arms and
0veroais.
Thelargcs. meeting ever held in the city indoors is
now fixing place ct Music Han, Mayor WEIGH presid-
iIg among the speakers nearly all our city clergy
and mel Of all parties. The enthusiasm is unboundcd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
THE CONTRACTS FOR EQUrPPTNG THE ELW-
YORK VOLUNTEERS.
ALp,sY. Monday, April 90,

ALntNY Monday AprI u IooI.
The member Of The Commission under the law Tor
organizing militia, met Ibis afternoon at the LXocn-
tive Chamber All member, were present. except
the Lieutenant-Govofnor, ard issued the following
notice.
Proposals. ar invited for tle immediate furnishing Of
uniforms aud ccthIng for ~ coo New ork Volunteers,
to be made at Inc Capital the 2d inst. at O'Clock,
z. m. Specifications Of the articles required can be
found at the Qnarermaaer.Generals ONCE, la
Albany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
FLETCHER wEBsrER's REGIMENT.

Boston, Monday, April p, lS6I.
At public meeting held in the Exchange to-day
large was contributed 10 equip Fletcher WeLsters
new regiment, which is now nearly full. The first
Boston regiment, one Of tie best in the State, Is
anxiously hoping for marching orders. Old Plymouth
County oaers full regiment. similar spirit is OK
bbiied in oil parts OF the State
The city and town authorities continue 10 vote
literal sun.s for the maintenance Of the so.dieu
iamilies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND MORE TROOPS
FROM NEW-lORK.

ALBANY, Monday, ApliI p, lS6I.
The State authorities have decided to muster into im-
mediate service the remainder OF tho quota OF militia
authorized by the act to enroll volunteer militia
This gives 1900 troops in addition TO the scyeneC
regiments previously ordered in conformity TO the call
Of the President. Another NewYort regiment, under
Col. Morgan, have just applied for = commission.
Volunteer companies are coming in rapidly. Ninety
companies have already handed in ticir company rolls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
NATIONAL ZOUAyES.

This regiment expects to be under marching Orisrs
on Thursday morning next. We srSjoin nat Of It's
o.fccm:
Major A, T. Dodge Jr
tsptaa..comp,ny A. Frank J. White; coiarsny g. &C
7: Hopper Company e. - schneAy Company ID 'rS; W.
Maiahsl Company T. John Miss;s;, Conpoa{ y A. y fe
Company H. r. Jackson Company Prod. Pslrkki O"t
rsny }, - Winchester; Corrtony b, Jsnes fsifmsa.
Tho Engineer corps uambcrs 90 men, and - unde
the command of Captain Frank McJimsay. The zS1
aycs will give gcol account q themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
ARMS NOT STOLEN IN MISSOURI.

ISDErENDrscr No. April Il, 1861.
There were only leo muskots, nearly 900 rifles, and
three cannon taken from the arsenal in Clay County
and they only taken TO protect the citizens from
any rowing band Of desperadoes that may attack the
county. A bond was given for them, and they will be
returned when demanded by tho proper authorities.
Other cannon and guns no: taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
THE WOUNDED MASSACHUSETTS voLUN.
TIERS.

Bosros, Monday, April %, 1861.
Several Massachusetts, volunteers, wounded at Bal
tinorc reached here this morning, among them Mr..
Steven Of Lowell, who was reported dead. He had
three ibs Broken By paving stones. Mr. Stevens states
that itecn wounded Talimoleans were taken to the
s,a'ionIiouse with him. He intends TO reoin his
Reginn, - soon az he is able 10 do go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
MR.. GIDDINGS IN MONTREAI-ORDE FOR
ARMS
.iL Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The n. Y Tribune.
MONTREAL, Monday, April>22, 1851.
Consul-General Giddings and son arrived on saur-
daS
Numerous telagraphs have been received here order
ing There very few except those in posses
sion of the Government.
II il raining, and the river clear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
UNFOUNDED REPORTS.

PHIL.DELPHIA, Monday, April ~, 1851
Silly reports have been aaoat all day 10 the effect that
Baltimore had been sbeled that mob had burned the
Cathedral because the Archbishop dsplayedthe Amer
can flag, and that Col. Fremont had arrived at New
York with quarter of million of muskets from En-
Gland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
BALTIMoREAN HOSPITALITY.

PHiL,DELrHIa, Monday, April ~, 1851
prominent Phihdclphian has arrived who let
Washington Saturday afternoon. Al Baltimore he was
arrested rs Spy. lie escaped by referring TO Bau-
moreans He went In a carriage. lie reports passing
Cockeysvile, where $500 Pennsylyanians were en-
caruped. Tho rest OF tho route led cSer the
korthorn Central Rsruad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23

VOLUNTEER RELIEF FuSD.-In accordance with a
notice published on Sunday by James NJ Nixon, man
acer of Np,los Garden, meeting was held last night
al which partial arrangements were made cI giving al
Nblos benefit 10 start fund for the rciiof oil the
relative, Of such noble citizens IA volunteer from TINS
city to uphold the American Nag. Particulars VIII soon
10 announced, and an carly day will Ne fixed fcr the
benefit 1t will lie grand stlig, for Tho lnohe heil
viii lie 10 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-23
SWORD PRESENTATION.

PrrrsBrRou, Monday, April -, 1861.
A splendid sword has been presented By the prcss Of
this city TO John Heron Foster, one OF the editions OF
The Dispatch, the Oldest newspaper publisher now
connected with the Pittsburgh press, in this city.
Mr.. Foster goes out as an officer in the Washington
Infantry.