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New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
PRUSSIA.

Tie coronation Of the King took place in the
Church of CASTLE at KoDigsburg, Oh the 18th. The
eplendor of the various professions was very great.
After the ceremony, various addresses were pre-
scented, TO which the King replied as follOTs:
+" Zoe Kings Of Prussia have now worn the crown
t60 years. an the first King 10 ascend the throne
since the crown who has been surrounded with III.
etitHtioDs in harmony with our times. But, remen-
beElng that the crown comes from God, have been
notified by my oorouatOs in thi, sacred place that
received it IN humility and know tha. the prayers Of
sny people accompany me 10 this solemn act The
love and fidelity displayed toward me since my
accession TO the throne, and which has lust been
manifested toward me In such touching manuer
are tokens / may reckon, under all circum-
stances Of the fidelity, deyOtedness and self
saeriGcing spirit of my people. Trusting ia these
qualities, could renounce the custom of requiring
the oath OF ailegia and fidelity from my faithful
people. The gratifying proofs of their affection and
devotion, afforded on occasion Of late event have
strengthened this confidence. The providence Of
God has preserved the blessings Of peace to our dear
Es,herlaDd. My valiant army will protect it from
dangers without. As regards dangers in the inte-
rior, Prussia VIII remain free Of them, because the
throne OF her kings remains strong ia the power
and right Of unity between the King aud people,
which has made Prussia great. While IL continued
50 exist We shall be enabled on the ground of
Acknowl ledged rights, TO resist the dangers of an
sgitated period, and all threatening storms. MAY
600 will IL 80.
The Minister Of State then read several orders:
also, act Of amnesty, and several grants Of no.
6ibiy, &c. The King accepted an invitation TO the
ball 20 be given by the Earl Of Clarendon 10 honor
ssf the event.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

CounT or SEssIoSs.-In this Court yesterday,
John Mccbe plsced trial for grand l,reeuv IA az
peued that in July lat the bonse Of EIead Jones. In .ea
poih entered and robbed OF gold watches ana
$50 In cash he accused arrested on icton i'm, he
deHed having committed tho robbery. lie admitted how
ever stated that e stood guard While others ,pored
tho hOu-. ard stole the pIepcrty In the division N
paid Mc,iohie only H. and believing be Ld Isss
wrongee be divo'sed ths particulars of robbery but
would not be OF his edaratsa e COS,
eosvicted end sentenced TO the State Psou FOR two ye,r
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

RusoRED DEcLEATIos OF THE Hos. +. Is. SPI-
NoLI.-it is generally understood that the Hon.
Francis B. spinola has declined, or will decline, to
run az candidate for Senator in the Third District.
II So there will be no opponent to the Union eandi-
date, the Hon. Henry c. Murphy.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
TIlRK lfY

A Turkish war bulletin announced Turkish vic
,orv over 3 OOO insurgents and Moptenegrins. The
d;s1ateb clsms that the Montenegrin frJDtier was
-espeeted. but The Montenegins affirm that il has
been violated by the Turks.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
FRANCE.

IL is reported that the Italian question has been
Gebs ted in Cabinet Council with considerable aDma-
toy owing chiefly to the decided tone taken by Per.
sg ny n favor of the Italian side. Noresolution was
t3ken.
The Repu des Deur Mondes has received frat
warning ior an Objectionable summary OF political
events
Count PersiQny has issued circular, calling OIL
the Pfefects to bring all charitable societies. esab
hshe1 without the sanction Of the Government, un-
der the operation of the laws. The Societies OF
st.. Vincent de Paul. especially pointed out for
reform.
PAms, ISth.-Ihe Bonrse is dull, but closed frner
ct 67f. Csc.
The Paris Money market continued unsettled
The sale of bills to be created under the credit of
two millions, granted to the Bank of France, had
commenced in Paris
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
fAdvertisenent.I

N.xorssns their Je'tnston hope.bee.u.e thss pen
once open direct trade VIII enane and riLs ~ ssne,s
,h., have tried H. win hpd swy TO the sann
where Il /. much reedcd jrs, new, Depot Nc Se "s'
inston -si., ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
ITALY.

9he affair Of the Able Passsglia occupied consid-
~erssble attention at Rome. An effort was made 70
n rest him by the Papal Government, but he eluded
sh police. His papers were seized and he was sus
ne, .ded from the oxercise OF his functions
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
UJINGARY.

Iae Government Commissioners at Pesth had beer
treated " Vh an offensive mock sercnade 90 wlfel
tbe polie. I'd military interfcred. Shos were fired
and ths ero Sd dispersed without any harm being
done.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

Demonstration the ary arrested all Pb Pdbss ,pev %sv
,ofnscd 70 quit the churches ci ""'sa"' ""''0 '"'
we no asssmbled.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
nEyMARK.

mn IN bod heen introdueed INTO tbe ChalIuFI"
sbc G1 nassports TO subjects of such Governments
!, do no: require passpoits'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

SHARP sHoorrns.--Mr. A. COmstock OF New
Canaan, Conn.,. has been authorized to faise " '0'D'
many of sharp shooters from Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

SEWER AccDRSr.--John Dolen, residing in
North Brs. street nesr Union avenue, r. ~ wSs so.
riousy and J. iupposed, aaly injured, Woilsslay
90 tie ceTasr 81 ssali FJss aDG Eleventh IITeeiG
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
pQI.ANIl

Affairs at Warfs~ remain unchanged.
N q ststed tt, oINths occasion Of tie "Foseiasko
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. l9, le6i
LIVFRPOoI COrToV MaRETT.-Thc Brokers Circular re
pots the ,ss Of Cotton during the week at ZIG 500 bales
Prices have advanced "a Tie sale. TO specustos weI
5000 bales and those % exporters 600 bales fneay
dvaucng tendency the sales including 2 90 bhe to speen
ltors snd exporters. The authorized qao;siCr,nc; ,
Fair Orleans ........lltd Miodtpg meohss ,vi9
sair Nobiles..........llld. 1iddling uplands I'D
The stock port estimated q, go 900 bales, Of which sS
STlTE oy R.pE Tn. advice, from Manchester are favor
able. P1ces s advancing . n,,,
sp,nce Co, Wakefield, Nash Co, ard Bisand AtnJs
CO. report Four hrm with upward tendency Amencsn
b 40 Wheat firm SHd unchanged ss impaired WIN .ns'
day tut o. higher on 'bs wesk NED ven
en- IS 6a4 Corn - IN advar cag and 6d3 higher the
xeek Mixed 81 Yeu3w 34i6 White % dJsi.
LIyErPO0L PRoyisIOy MAHEEr-1he same authorities
oTt Beef euet but steady. Po dali and unchanged Bacon
stesdy al IS asa T. evt Lsrd dull at ~ d5l: Tslow
,sn,,n, d prices u higher Butehen A"ooi.''""
au2ted a ~ rnoprc cr MaaxxrThe Broker ccnisf re
80 a.hs 6rm at 3s for Pots and 1913 for feans a.
kraeT, Common 70 spirits fmpentne msc've ~ nj
sr buoy 5 ssss1 sS 90 G cnrons n sSs Lossd
S l5shef Llaseed OIL tending upward sales S
cod Oh quic; at 25t. , ,,,-,.. ..,ort,. wprA
bnoyant aud lld2 higher. FLOUR hrm m snd y d p.r,
Phisdolpha IRog dull at e5@A' 70 Iof nH s ni.s hg
"a Sa1 fo- pig SuaAR quiet and hrm IkA in,os @ ~ -
tu 49, II foT commou Congou CoFpEe firm lelCh es
vg1ciur and sctive TALON firm at Sao; . Sss.x
rISE steady at 62 d626 LIssssD s' Or baoyant
q. el,osl CON or and SPRKH Or quiet bat steady ,
tnsnox MoyEY MAKERr-F quiet and aeeoy' -
increased ease In the oeo1 S. done as low
-. an STOCK Exchange Short loans on - ~
we're obainsbe cent Consoi' closed o"
II 5sy Al o. 6Og2, for money. :, eo,e nm
IRE bunon in the Bsnk had decreased 12le OOo a.,
AnKkoLS SEcuEITIksEInes hcs eeen h,a. AZ "a IA
count; Edo shares st "a. United StssS !" "a anu w.
| 81 e0 , o-..s- S..~- ana DO.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
IATesT MARKFsTs.
l.IyyRPOOl

| LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20.-Corios-Sales yesterday
were 20 bales The arhet clodrg buoJsnt with SUI 40
yanng though quotations unchanged specn
la,ors and eIpstert took o,oo bales bREADrvft quie
and firm. PaoyisIoss dull a.,<..., D.,
Sales Of kie Railroad shares at 2JdZs, and Limos |sn"'
at iS. disoourt - "a oooo,,..
HkygE Oc; l5-Corroy-Sses Of the week 10 600 bales
New .s Tres Ordinsifs l4sf do. bas lkt Inc pa!
q closed firm, with upward tendency nsoek 10 Por'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
PRESENTATION OF COLoRs TO TIE 52D REG
MFNT

This regiment, numbering $50 men, originally
forming the Sigel Rifles and German Rangers, was
presented with stand Of colors Yesterday afternoon,
at their encsmpment, on the Quarantine grounds.
On behalf of number Of German ladies, tue donors
Of the colors, the presentation was made by City
Judge Reynolds, Ia an appropriate speech; Col;
Paul Frank replied 10 few pertinent remarks, and
pledged bimself and men to sustain TO their utmost
The cause 10 which they were engaged. The oolors
consist Of the regimental hag natonal flag, and tw
guidons. and ose elegantly embroidered.
PRESENTATION TO GEN. siGEL.
As q sight token Of appreciation for his manly and
solderly qualities, Mr. james Is. Taylor recently
presented Gen. Sigel with "a ield-giss5 Of superior
quality. Tie following correspondence explains
itself:
NKwYoRs, Sept %, 1851.
REsPTcTEO Sir; Permit me, as citizen OF the
Empire Stav to express TO you the grateful emotion which
Ia common ~ih eli 10y Americans feel toward you fo
noble manner which have devoted yourself 10 tn,
caue Of constitutional Government. Wbenthe sons Of tne
seek 10 overthrow tho institutions OF their native land
undor which they lived peacefully aud pro,peouy
other people dd aud rise their pocidal hanc
against the mi dest most pateua aud beneceut Goyensn
tho world has II j. cheering TO the patriotic hoa
k1ow that her adopted clgzeps whose experience
les liberal foms of government have eush them the value
OF constitutional liberty the great American Republic may
oouhde her In the faith that IN her hour peril
they at least w no. besy her And ~su tho rebellion Il
sui be honor Of nation yndcsted-as they
s,ure1y win be VIII the authority Of the Consultation Il
once TecO ked when emerge from this fiery fur
OF al and ctiOn, purified and enuobled by the
Dict which have called pass and peAcs
more Up cad. her snowy piniOns rouned and
happy epic be assured that tho gallant spirits who contrib
10 that glorious result viii be forgotten by grateful
pOstory. High on tho column oi countys pde and
glory the heroes Of Bonneville CMhage and s9ripge sha
be rcbrd VII e ,hs memoes Of the living and tue dead
shall DO 81 ofish.d 10 the Dasion't heart.
A. slight tokon OF my proound esteem for you az sol
fieT and psn.l to yon ne AeompaS h'o
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31

England and France on American Affairs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-10-31
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

OF THE EUROPA.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.


CIOUXCITY. owa-JOHN HAGY ,Proprietor.--
- The Pr0p"ietor respectfully informs the public
that his facilities such that he is enabled to
comadate his uests in good style any Hotel On
the Missouri Slope. BY giving attention 10 thu
wants of his guests he hopes TO receive a liberal
hare ofpatrcnage mar24- 59tt
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
EINKLE s. LYON
Sewing Machine Co.,
5s5 Broadway, New York.

MO PERSON who contelnp'at"s purchasing .
~ Sewing Machine for family or manufacturing
purposes, sh ould fail send for one oil our circu
las, which contains cuts and full descriptions OF
the several styles. prices and samples 81 work, all
OF which we send by mail free W. claim to have
the Hest Sewing Machines in the world
Tor either Family or Manufacturing
Furp0ses-.and all We ash IL Il fair trial. Read
illn Il ..i,Ar
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
PINE LUM ERl

Consstingof Flooring, Doors, Sash, Blinds. &C., &c
for sale On commission, BY
X. H.POWLESSOS
ia TermsCAsII-Pric xtrsmelylov.
July 7, 1859.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21

J fDW ORK-HavirE an extensive assortment Of IN
Iates + 'yles Of Job and Card types, Prepar
eito do Ill Kinds Of lob Printingiu The beststyle
o heart civ usac call
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
Dentistry.

-.-@> rf'H q undersigned II fully prepared to
E,ssess-s2 1 perform any operatioAin Dentistery
uLfiTfr 0iite at hisresidence.
June :. 800 AN HU&T.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
SIOUX CITY HOUSE,
Cor. Psdr!aRd Fifih st.,
Siou& City, Io~e.
LAsEpu SIZE AREE- prnrrintnra

yINHE undersigned respectfully announce to the
i public that they have taken possession of the
above named Hotel nd soicita share q" pat Ec.
They have made many important improvements and
repairs in the house, and now feel confident that
they can accommodate guests in As good style as
any hotel in Western Iowa. The Table will always
be supplied witt very luxUrv Of the season.
EENGSNDRTH & SHEARER.
May 26, 1850.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
NOTICE.
RICHARD H. POWLESSON,
BUILDER,

Sioux City,.................. Iowa,
VITILL con tract for the erection ofbuildings and
w from hislong experience in the business, feels
able to render general satisfaction
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21

TERMS o. sUBSCsI2TION-on Dollars and
Fifty Cents u y"ar-always IN advance; tor six
months, Ssyenly-Hve Cents for three months,
Forty Ceuts.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
SELECTED POETRY.
THE BACHELORS DREAM.

THE BACHELORS DREAM.
One night when lay sleeping
had Il dream OF JOY,
thought had a charming wife
And darling little boy;
Oh, who In all the world was there
More happy than myself
Possessed Of such lovely wife
And prattling little elf.
loved I longed. kissed them,
almost ate them whole,
My little boy got angry,
Ny wife began to sCuld--
The noise grew loud and louder,
The babe began 10 claw,
j Rugged il all the tighter,
thought it loved its pa.
Ny child was still uneasy,
My wife began to weep,
But soon scream terrific
Awuke me from my sleep
My face was scratched in pieces,
Plague on the little brat;
MY wife she was pillow,
Ny baby was a cat
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
B0sLEEi &. REDGES,

pANKERS.-bealors in Exchange, Real Estate
ID Collecting and tx payipg Agents. Office. On
Layee. between Douglas and Pearl streets, Sioux
City Iowa
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
TERMS INVARIABLY - ADVANCE.
ADVERTISEMENTS

Less than one ,luar"--t"n lin"s-onc insertion per
line 10 cts.
Each additional insertion, per Tie ......5 cts.
One square on" insertion g. cts.
Each a5iiit uual ii-grtipn p cts.
su.tre. our week ...,,,,... 81
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21

nEALERin Drurslnd Medicines Books ST. tion
- try,oils PAINTS, Varnishes, &C., Pearl stree
Soux City Iowa.
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=. 7. ID 4 Wis,

4 TT0HNET Mt Law ana General Lend Agent
n Special tteution given to payment Of taxes
locatng Liant Warrants; the investiga ion and per
ectnr Of tax AMI other titles; rcdeeminr lands sold
Ia Fes; making collections. aud legal business Of
al >iaIs in Northern iowa and Nebraska.-ofice,
D.1rlas<treet. Sioux City, Iowa. vollnol
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
=. bJCIsRUCNEI,

A TfoRNEI at Law.--Diice, corner of Sixth nj
~ Don 5las street, Sioux City. Iowa. vlD12
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
II. ID. HOOGE a. CO.,

" HoLESALE and retail dea ler in Dry Goods
" CIR ,reries, Crorkery, Boots and shoes Il c. &c
corner Of Pearl nd Third streets Sioux CITY low
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
plTistCs. s.ORB,

4 TT)3NEY Law. Real Is tat and Coilectn
~ Agent. Sioux City. Iowa. yolno2I
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
ssAsAiEs SHOP.

FINHE undersigned has removed into his NEW
l. BUILDING On Pearl street, where he i prspae
ed to ate nd avery thing ed with the tonso
rial art in the most fas iOeabIe style. The
patronage Of the Gentlemen of Sioux City nd Wei
nityisres otfully solicited
ADAM FALK
iou1Jity, May 9Th, :s6o-3m
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21
ID MI Il. HEDGES

WHOLESALE and retail dealers in all kinds ot
w Groceries and produce, Pearl street. Sioux
City Iowa.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1861-12-21

WHOLESALE and retail dealers In Groceries
w ProTisions, Wines and Liquors, &c, Ievee
Sioux City. lava.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18

IFrFipT UI TfItF = =, .
UNION ENVELOPES AND Union NOTE AND LETTER
PAPER
Godd 80 Of Liberty.
Peace .laber
the General DIX
Bold soldier Boy.
IL shall wsve Sumter"
Strike Till the last armed foe eIpiresl
Uesh 10 Tisiioa
We are getting up things constantly to s the OCCASION
and shall continue TO do long the War as. We Intend
be 6ri la she Id With all popular designs and shall supply
,tuing Ia the Union Line the lowest posihle figures
The Trade and Agents supplied on eItrs Icrsl terms
Addre.s JOHN a.. WELLS,
Corner Psrk- row and Be@kmanst. kew-York,
Hss for fOods
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Spring. .,--., -, sppryn
STYLES Of clos HING eady nsde OF to order ALL nhw
made Ia the manner Custpn-hooni uot
eona,l Furphipg Goods aud Chdrns Department not slf
based Goods this line will be sOid AT LbSS fhCES
than al any Money uiDed not pleased
Clo hing go low. r - ID ~ ~
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, MAY Is. 1861.
THE SENSATION Is ABSOLUTE.
THE LEADING ORGANS IN THE METROPOLIS

TNHE SENSATION is ABSOLUTE.
THE LEADING ORGANS IN THE METROPOLIS
EMPHATIC
With regard TO
THE ASTOUNDING DlsCLOsURE'
ABOUT EyERY ONE is TALKING
and which creating such intense excitement
circle social and political.
The Republication Of
BEVERLY fuckers GREAT POLITICAL TREASON
Entitled
THE PARTISAN LEADER,
Il attracting attention. and provoking more
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period Ct United States History.
THE TREASON AND TREACHERY
eIpo'sd in this Novel secretly Published over 2s years as
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AND srAGGER BELIEF.
So extraordinary Is the nature Of this work, ihs.
EDITORIALS on It. importance BY OUR PROMINENT
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TFEMfNG IN THE GREAT DAlLIES.
TIE DAILY TINES has printed over three columns OF
such comment.
The DAILY TRIBUNE has printed one column
THE DAILY HERALD has printed column
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THE DAILY EXPRESS has column.
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THE EVENING POST moro than cOlamn.
THE DAY BOOK, AND NEWS
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Every honestly interested IN the welfare Of the United
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THIS ASTOUNDING DISCLOSURE.
THs BOOK, Just REPRisTED ENTITLED
THE PARTISAN LEADER,
NOVEL.
BY BEVERLY TUcKgR.
Secretly printed by the celebrated Duff Green" a. wash
ston IA he i6 Tor circulation in the Southern States
'"' 'r.'-' GgT IIMspIATELIY suPPRgEsssEppY pY,oy
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Imprint da Of 1880 parorng 10 be an hi''oea novel
dsinns wheh had lasn ee during tue previous
twenty 3esr|
whole Of the present Dinnion Conspiracy ntsns me y,y
whiah are this day msnpuins throughout the United
States Of America
Every ,.pd Of N. Union should read snd prof, by
closures The viii learn how thoroughly its nhaosnts
hs~ the dOPes of siew ambitious and reckless Den'
e'gup.
The ,m.ns ,nd mon.,ou' conspiracy which develops I,
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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18

'f1E IAl SONp DUN ~ slptT1oT
collection of choice Tunes aud Hymns. written aud
posed the tmr be duIing the war by the uprising
ions Of aud children. stand by the hss
country aud de oise trato containsb pages
DUETS Choru-es both sacred aud secular Among the
number the following popular The Ssrspa ged
Banner" The Flag Of our Uniou Forever" Liberty
Dweis there il Ny Country - tod Speed the Right" !" Nv
Country 'Tis OF Thee" Our Flag 10 There" Souh Caro-
a', Good Bye to YsBter Doc i-; tlag of the Nson'
o. Care them IeDderiy - Halt Coinmbii" "1hS Country
Calls Thee The Christian Hero" Columbil Gem OF
the Ocean -" Ff.pmens OatS ring" NC Aso, Lib
the great Slaughter Of sors IN the days Of nj
phat" all Tor 10 f6 per loo Just fubl,hed by
HORACE WATF RS. No. 3JJ broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18

Mercantile Library AssoriatiOn.-The election ior
ocrfs of ,tiOn the euung viii be heid a.
linton Hail. Aslorpse. May a Ioll. open from a. n- to
OF m JOS. ii. LECOUH, Rec Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-18
6peclal Notlcee.

SpkSiNt >NpttNS0s
Post-Oflce Notice.-The MAILS for Europe, via Sontb
aap,on snd suOu pc led States steamer hAMMONiA,
viii close this Office SATURDAY. The 10th day Of May az
IVA CLOCK, WILLIAM D. IAihoh' f"e'uasei.
Post.Om-e Notice.-gbe MAILS for Ireland, via
Qu.etstoNn. per United STATES steamer ClIl OF bALTl-
MORE wit close At til OH IUHDAf the ith day "i
May a. iol clock WILLIAM H. TAl LO, Postmaster
Cooper Union for ihc Advancement of Science
end Art.-lbr Second Annual COMMENCEMENT o the CoPer
U ION ia the Advance vi Science aud Art VIII lake place
ou TUESDAY and We JNESDAY t.VENINOS tue ZIst and
The deception Of Schoo Of Design Women and the
Ea mon VI the eDg trawias Cssses, viii take place on
TUkSDAf, llss al q o cocs q. io
The ConlneLces and Ia. .ribuOn Ceh-
t1tes OF Merit, Mn take pace WEDNESDAY the 2ld in
the zrsa' hall oi tie ,nion a. ,eiock D. M
1ickes OF adnl-sion To ts Lyercises
Wedee dy evening" Can be obtusdon application al Office OF
the Union daily otween . a aud y. u,.
ABRAM = hewitt, Secretary Board Of TrusteesI
II. s. osIra, Director.
Cooper Union, for the Advancement of scienc.
and Art. eNaniul Of te Mnsic Cla.s "a j to
piece thlS ENENlNO May IL 1851 also cl ca.
h~ pubic sfe United - attend All OF the are
particularly Tequestedt. be present
HUTCHINrUS Il WfCKERSliAM
oENERt " AGENTS
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CAuTios.-Uss less than usual, a. T. l. very strong.
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