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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
Jnsuraiue Companies.

TT,HE OFFICE of the MERCANTILE FIRE
i INSURANCE COMPANY Is REMOVED from No 6s
Walst to No. I65 BROADWAY PNmly. Building, corner
of Broslssy and Msiden.sne. JOHN BAhEh,
kev.York April 49, 1861 Secretary.
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PaasenRera Arrived

In sted mshp E,na, from IireypoI and Qusenssovn-MrS
Green ard children Mrs. Di-sne Jusna Dieshe Rose
bells Dfe.h- Emma Bennett. Mrs r. Comars. Mr. McWm
IN aud infant, Mr. and Mrs. nter-k r Dicke julia,
Mrs Holl.nd and children, Mrs Ws,wo cd, pI Hughe%
lady aud child Mrs. MeKimon and child MIS- Brew M"
Ssder s. Shirlandy c. Merigh W. Houston. Wilson W.
Bradley O. NJ Frock w c. sif kin =. sf kin Patsons
W. Aspinwal, Il. Aspinwa, s. StroLdsr Smith, A. browns
L. N. Tyson, NJ Cavsnsgh
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

NEW LOAN OFFICE.-P. g. III. FR1DEN-
L BERG have openeda LOAN OFFICE under the On
entail Bank Of GTbndt and the Bowery under the
firm Eagle Office" and will advance hberaly on Dta
monds. Waches, Jewelrv, Wearing Appae, fine furs Win
Goods, &c. Our office l. l. . and hrepoof buildng
and fitted up with confer closets. private Office, &c.
n BGold Wat hes aud Jewelfy for sale st advance cost
Entrance q ON Grsnd.t
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Burning Slnib, Oils, &r.

NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct tue manufacturer and wells and
for ,se quantities TO su in prime shipping order a. ths
very low e,t market rates By SCnIEFFELlN BROTHERS
A. Co. Nos 10 and ~ William st.. New YORK
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
Groceries ano propision5.

(NAPE & FLOYD,
" SMOKERS PACKERS and GENERAL PROVISION
DEALERS,
Eox "a and g6 Allen..t 269 27l and 273 Broons-st,
And no l6J Futoa Market.
PROVISIONS Of all kinds carefully put up for steamships
and Sailing Vsssela
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
4musements.
DARNIJMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREATEST NOVELTY IN THE W0RLDI
GRAND NATIONAL

GRAND NATIONAL
DOG SHOW !!
The first ever In Amecs and the finest collection Of these
USEFUL DOMESTIC ANIMALS
Tho LARGEST .d SMALLEST DOCS! =,
the ae<e. shsrpe. brightest aud best dogs well - the
OVER 80 700 IN PREMIUMS
OVER 30 DIFFERENT BREEDS
FRANCIS BUTLER, ESQ,
the celebrated dog breeder and denestor No Peck slip
who be the most ancisr and breeder OF canine
aiuals In the world. alone has 80 different dogs
celsbrs,edL
SIBERIAN BLOOD.HOUND.
whose proportions like Horse thsns Dog great
number OF other dogs se exhibition. representing
iHE MOST COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS have been
for their exhibition both for tho protection OF the Dogs
from harm from each Other and Of visitors from injury oy 'he
THOROUGHLY COMPETENT PERSONS are IN con.
slant attendance to Tor and control the animals and make
their exhibition USEFUL aud Instructive.
They viii be on exhibition =, oil hours from Ia m TILL ~
Al the other novee. of the Mu,eum will sso be eIhi
$780, 900 NUrl, THE QUAKER, or WOODEN Gun:
fom tho Rebel fortihcations at Csntrevila. Va THE
BiNUs. THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION, LIVING
TER SNAKES. LIVING HAPPY FAMILY LIVING
MADAME CELEsTE'S GREAT DRAMA.
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST;
GIPsY's STORY!
which h.. been the pas. week with unboundsd s
EVERY AFTERNOON, .. ? O'Clock, and
EVERY EVENING at II
Admission to all Is cts. children under TO- Is cts
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW,
Jnn, D. -. 900 in premium. for hnesi BABiES
TWINS. TRrLETS, QUArERNS, aud FAT BABES
Number Of Babies mited hundred Forty already
gagged Secure certificate, immediately at Ticket Ohiee
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAr n-Bsssss
Judge McCUSN.
Della Watson, charged with stealing q pocket.
book containing from George Douglas Of Luzsrns Coun.
ty, Pa, was tried and acquitted.
Mary E. Shouob. convicted Of petit larceny demanded
Jas Walker and Mary Kelly were tried on charge a
grand larceny, and acquitted
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
ASSISTANT QrARrEEhAsTKR-0KSgRAL OFFICE,
90 Whom II man Concern.

AT q MEETING of the CONSTITUTIONAL
~ UNION EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Of TIE SRA RI
OF NEW-YOKK he'd the l2h DAY Of MAY. 1852 at III.
City Of NewYofk the following preamble and heaouons
were adopted:
11el. The principles which form the basis Of the Con.
,titu,iopsl MON pst viz The Union the Cons tuition
end he Enforcement Il the Laws have now become The
essential political element with the MASS oi te people snd
lghyeds The Constitutional Union Executive Conn ii'ee
OF the State In contemplating hs which
now disturb the faefDal relations Of the County, and whi b.
II slowed continue cannot fail Of endangerng the p.Ths
nenry Of our Government deem the present tLo TO
d@e te principles objects wbich shiinut IL, members
aud shall control It's action. Now therefore be Il
Rso'red That the people Of tins State IN cooperation
.saoi I1en throughout whole land Of the principles OF
oustiuons Union eIpouuded by the founders VI our
Government b- recommended perfect and ghep Their
associations ~ inviting the cooPe'auon o. AL "o believe
have ejoyed prosperity and happiness uneqnisd by any
people o tho earth. - ~.
Rored That patriotic citizens Of this gsst Republic
We hold ia equal abhoueuce the Abolition Disuno list oi the
No IN and the Secession D.unOn Of the South and that
every who opposed H. restoring the Union on IA. plat
orn Of the Constitution IT, dsunioniss snd traitor
hoitsd, That the present nsons .ltigse 70 s @
utety Of onion aud preserve the Government ct Tor
tie sympathy and support Il every lover Il our nee "eo
cratic nsitutious, and tnst we are m favor OF svs'ou
pro.eutioD of tie war until he rebellion l. put down aud
and order, under the Conuiohi oe ieS'"ie" W 'e
ae.,red Tba. the light, Of all loyal citizens equally dear
10 every honest and that the governments OF The several
S.se. now In rebellion should be- speedily a. posnDle
ed from those who hAvs up agsins the Union
restored the possession OF those who are true IN tleh
the Consultation and Laws oil tho OHea os'e'
Aud Il is further a. ,,, . 5000.
,su by Members Of Congress to unite Ia efforts TO sustain
the Government IN surpre'ns rebellion on Con'''u'ionA
grounds.
FREDkkICk A. TALLMADOE, ChAhHsh.
GgopGg A HAIsYY, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

Orrcn OF THE BoaEo or E1cI'K IS CesrExsr,
Hp7 CuhxBKRs.sT.. Egw.YoRK. April 25. l92
rI,O tbe nm. TAVERN, aud uOTEI-k EEP-
i rms and LfQUOR-DEALERS Of THIS CITY. The
BOARD or EXCISE viii open the Connssion on The 1rh
Of NV 1872 al o'clock in the afternoon Ia the common
p... Cnr Room Part No for the purpOe Of DRANIlSO
LICENSES for the ensuing excise year ana WI" ci'c tIs
tame after q sesion Of hiy days. -, -. A. a . -,
the asda,.ipnsd WM JAY HAsEETr, President.
w. N"N''A~"'1- No. Is Centrc-st
RoHynr d. HolyEs. Counsel to the Board. No Cham
tesst =, ,-,, oo., -.
NOAH A. CHILDs. Commissioners. &c. No ~ west 1otnsl
BNotice s hereby given hat the penAI'ss pieSoiioe'
by the law viii be risiiy enforced
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flnantlal.
UTIONED against

ALL PERSONS are CAUTIONED against
"A RECEIVING or NEGOTIATING NOTE OF HAND
for One Hundred Dollars ~ l0o) dated NewYork. May
1861 drawn by n. C. SPAULDlNG land by him indosedl
payable the Continental Bank IN this city thirteen tlJ
month. after dsts to CONGAR PORTER
Also CHECK for twenty 2'-l0o Dollars FL ~ on
the Peoples anI in this city draw by FRANK McELROf
ths order Of BINGHAM Co.. both having been stolen
and the payment stopped .
Nev.York NAV IL lN2
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

IMMATURE
sun-Rtses....4:4TI ISeta....-...1:O7 Moou-huea-'-
sIGH -.
Sandy Hook. 6:49 Gov. Island. 1888 Hsl0sss.. vas
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GbeGrrf.
Cost an0 fcnn6.

I OsT, May 10, GOl.D-JOlNTED BRACE
LIT brtween the foot Of D-y-st, New ork and Ciin
tonay brooklyn. suitable Iawsd Viii be paid i1r the
,pa Of The same to MIs. WHITE, No. lil Ade!phi''t
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

AT the ANNUAL ELECTION of the AMER
N ICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY held 7th inst the
folio wing Trustees elected viz Trey Ed.on Cha.
Toppan Edw'd J. Dsnfo,b. Neii.h Wright. Francis w.
Ednonds and George W. Hatch OF New iork snd Ssm H.
Carpenter Robert Draper ard Henry Perkins Of Phsde pha
Al meeting of the Trustees Tracy H. Edson was unsnm
ously reelected President Of the Compsny Edward Dan
forth, VicePe.den Nezah Wright Treasurer and Francis
w. Edmonds, secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

COURT-CHAsBBRs-MAr l2.-Before Justice
BANNAEp.
NOTICE TO THE BAR.
On and after Tuesday, May l3. Mr.. Justice Bar
nard viii hold Chambers remainder of this month
x parte business will he attended to from Toto ~ O'Clock
when GENERA Csends o. sated mo ions VIII be taSen
up no case will be reserved postponed when reached but
must DO heard or 90 Oft for the term
Before Justice lsGRAHAs
DECISIONS.
Denton OGutt agt. j. 5. Rarey.-Mo,on denied
with liberty to renew alter September SheIiI 1919. ,,h
Hiram Young sgt l.. saacs-Moton granted WIN
,,sy Of proceedings until So tember Circuit. .
IL re claim OF Joseph Blank ast s. r. Russell ac'-hemo
LA, ob Zipp agt Margaret HoylemaaMe Motion tos eosis
grant ID aud allow snce OF r9o
r. ID Lathrop et al act Joseph tIehhman'-Monon de-
MED; plaintiff costs to abide event
' Before Justice LEONARD.
James A. Matthew agt. Catherine H. Matthew
Report confirmed and jud sment OF divorce granted
William B. Jackson ss' Francis Ann JHcA'o"-'udsnen'
" 1'''''' Before Justice CLgsKE.
Newbold agt. Warrin Darant agt Palmer
Orders settled
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAb Tggx-MAr l2.-Before Jus
ticc BoswoRTH.
DECISIONS.
z. s. Ely ct al agt. j. +. Duston.-Motion
' lame. McCreary as, j. C. wnlet, &c-order affirmed
r. ID Mbank ct ast. u. w. Edwards Orders granted
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS--srKor,L TKRx-MAr H.
Before Judge HILTON.
White agt. Oldh,m.-Motion to vscate order OF
arrest and discharge defendant from arrest granted costs "
TRIAL TgR.-Before Judge DAILY.
VERDICT AGAINST The cIIY-LhBiLirt VI
coRpopAIIoY ro KEEP VAULT COVERINGS
SECURE. Nu
Elizabeth Reilly. AdmK, 3c ast The Mayor S0' V '''"
York. , p;a.y oS
This case was on trial Thursday and rr'a"y u
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
V,UE MERCHANTS BANK.-Notice i

TkgAsrKEKs OPYicK CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. OF Nav
JERSEY No % WALL-sr, Nav YoEk. May IL, lAA
A + an ELECTION held mt ElzabethpOrt on
Friday last the following named gentlemen re-
elected Din rCTORS OF this Cou pany, VIM John Taylor
Johnston John G.. Green, william T. Dodge Adam noTie.
W,iisrn = Wemore Benjamin williamson John o Sierns
Frederick r. Frein .hnyseh and Henry D. Maxwell Al 3
meeting Of the Directors hold this day. ohH Johnston
vas reelected Pre,iien and Sainu, Knox. Secretary and
Treasurer. SAhLEb h'OA, Secftlhy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

NKw-YoRK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CosPAsr.
TRt,sukKK's OyFIcK corner Of fih-sv ard 26.hst
tKg.YoRK May |, 1871
NOTICE is hereby given that the meeting OF
1 Y the Stock holders OF tho NEWfORk AND HARLEM
RAILROAD COMPANY. for tie Annual Election OF Diiec
tos viii be held at the office OF the Company Tuesday
May 30 The polls oe opened from " o'clock at noon 10
o'clock The Tsn,er Books viii be closed from O'CLOCK
o. m Of tho 9th, uniii O'clock u Of the list
". H. EMERSON. Secretary and lrea'urer'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

1T s. BONDS, 3-IO TREASURY NOTES,
~. ONE YEAR 6 PER CENT CERTIFICATES. ard
AMERICAN COLO purchased and always hand for sale
by LIVERMORE, CLEWS Co.,
Bankers and Dealers in Securities.
Nos Al aud 43 WA-st, N. Y.
Ou,rtemasu Vouchers and Drafts collected cheapy and
eIpedouy advanced upon bought at tho hghost mar
ket price.
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gales bp Aurtiotr.
A UCTION NOTICE.-M. B. CHAPMAN

A UCTlON NOTlCE.-M. B. CHAPMAN,
IA Auct!opneL-Ovsr $1,000 worth Of HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE to be peremPsorly sold public auction.
On THIS DAY (Tuesdsy) May H. the pnvsts residence
No "a " est l6thst, nsar 9th av
Sale commencing at ii o'clock.
Conipg Of rose wood. mahogany. bs-k walnut Psrior
Chamber and oak Dining Furniture Suites
of Furniture Paintings China Glass, Silverws Table
Cutlery Brussels Wilton and lngrsn CerPets Bedding Of
evrrv description Curtains Clocks Sofa Beds Mirrors Oil
Cloths Bssemont and Kitchen Furniture
A UCTION SALE-By X. w. WESICOTr,
n AJCTIONEER-Of Handsome FURNITURE. Over
sg 600 worth Of Psre Chamber Dining Room, Library Fur
nurs contained III house No. l52 Wet 2l:tst near hsv
to be Sold this TUESDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock P g.
csry handsome Brussels and log ain Csrpet: Sofas sois
Bedsead Panofrs with large vnety OF eleSsnt Isroi
Furniture, Vases Bronses Clocks Paintings ROSEWOOD 1na
Mahogany Bed.tesd Hair Maees Chairs OF all kinds FL
sg.n beds and Bedding Silver Ware, Cutlery China, osss
Ware, sc. To be sold without reserve.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

NTOJICE.-All persons are hereby cautioned
.r.i,s, t-ustirg NY wife. JAKE NJ, shall pay nc
debit Of her acting after thb da. - .,,..<,,,
Dated May IL. 1862 OAhhElI fEhoNOE.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
WABASH ASp ElIg CAskL. INDIANA,
SyU.yauK Anil IS lsti

ST Louis AIIoS asD CHIcAGo RAiLEo.p Go.
JNIIE adjourned meeting of the Bondh0ldors
Of the 81 Louis. Alton and Chicago Rairoad Company
,ub.oribeTs TO tb. sneem.nt 81 the lVth January io
win be held on THURSDAY. 18th May ~ II. IN 81 TIE
Continental B.nk Building, NO. Sas-aust; Room NO
second general attendance rcqnrsted ~ masters oi
iupoftAuc- will BE bfou ght before the meeting
By order oftho Trus,ees
CHARLES MORAN. Chairman
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
NAE RAILWAY.-Passenper trains leave a!
NE|'yoRK q NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
sPnIN0 ARRANGEMENT.

eSpflNG ARRANGEMENT. 1862.
f.,.s,,. sNo.HhENClNo MAY 5 1862.
,s ss sssion ss in NswYork cor 27;b-st and 4,hsv
gbE..ss LEAVE YEw-YoRK:
~ "ts m Cif,' H., E1li n;iS CEI); $50.
9 and 5p'TD'' > %' r.. H.. G1,, iaIa EIli $50
i5a ssS sti'.isIa sSa s.ssa Southport, and wepo
tspm'T, '''0 NJ ia:E, 3. Rx), 80 4:oo. S:
ppm o." q 10. n:s, 3: 80 40
70 "a, stanford s!t = e. E,} go M, ms p, ?.
;SpoTt Che'ter and int mediate station,
~ ron ChesIer sod New. Rochelle En- m ~
t,,p CONNECTING TRAINS 'LI)
a. ''0'' via SsPrngheld, q a. M, tEx.L v.
r., hI9'ion, I, Wis Shore line l2.Is. .sp.m.H,
T. n.nlofa and Springfield, . a. IA, tEYI ,,,.
I " SSnl lecI!cu. River Railroad to Montreal q,
~ ~ p m. to Northam pton H., tErl
a. ja'nvo, Providence. and Frhkil Railroad a.
meT,3;Hl.'sn, ,3tlsn, Ne~-London, and stOpiuno0 P.,,..,
h., G.,Iinio, w., i]iio, D. m. (ExJ ''@"i'aa
ksr Hons..s,I1niV' aInVso, is ?. m. 10 Norhs1np.on
tsNilSoTd hsnoao, to Pittsheld, a. m,.a, ~
r ~ nn.oy.tuct n.a Railroad. "a m.. sp.m.
anu Nof"ak Railroad, I. go a. m 4. n
'eeP'ns tsr. attached 70 D. In train
k,--------'o ~ iofI, SnpefiDterdeot
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

SUPREME COURT-GENsRAL TERN.-MAr R-B
Justices lsGssHsN LfossKD snd RoskKRAN.
soTlCE 10 LAW STUDENTS.
The following order was made IN relation TO the
r. teonrns the Court to be sstisfed by examination or
uquiry u the proof furnished 20 the oourt OF In
counstlors at law; ., \. =
Oydered That sCommitte be appointed each oil the May
and Novemb,r Terms, TO whom tue shall De referred
for such examination and inquiry The Committee sfe 10 re-
port ON or before the third Monday OF the Term where
t;6c,ts of rood cha scter s submitted the should
gate that the partie. .gnng the scquained with the
character OF the applicant, aud know IL to be- good -
The Court appointed such Cou mitee Me-srs ChShes
Tracy John ID. 5 elwood, aud Henry q. De ForesL
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

OYYcg OF 1HE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD CosrAsr
Nrw.YoRK. May 3. 1872.
TNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the STOCK
L HOLDERS OF the ILLINOIS GENITAL RAIL
ROAD COMPANY for the election Of Directors and the
Transaction Of any other buae.s viii be he'd a. sh'
Office OF the ComIa the City of Chicago, on WEDNEo
DAY MAY 2s 1861. al lut O'Clock M .
The transfer booss viii be closed on the ?oth May ard
OPENED on tie "a June w. NJ. PHlLLlIS octy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

In M, EKSEY RAILROAD-FOP puIT
\ Hyrkr rpTyk rHiA and the SOUTH spd wrsr NIL
TO-. a'-aail and Express Lines esvs NJ. wa JEh.
for ,hs 80 80 snS u m Fare s5 ThousSS ,,. a.
aud and II ~ =, 81 soo through baggage checked H.
kb,,,1W w; WOODRUfF, Assistant sup.r,n,.ra...
VIII be received for any trains ,rls anns
Hanu'es In sdvsacs Of the time Of lssvins'' ''e'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
Gteamboats ano Railroads.

NORTHERN X. X. Of NEW-JE RSEY.-
ains cave Jersey City for Pier pont st 30 and Is
u. 4:lO sno 6:05 .. NJ aud IS y on WEDNESDAY,
!. SATURDAY only. 7. w. DEMA Suot.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

CHICAGO NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY Co,
CHICAGO. May l, 1861. 5
TTNHE annual meeting Of the bondholders and
i stockholders Of the CHICAGO AND NORTH.
WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANY win be held
on THURSDAY the 5th day Of June, 1862, OF z
o'clock p m, for the election Of Directors for the yea
ensuing and for the an,aeon Of sny other business that
NAV come before them Thc transfer book vii be closed on
tie tth inst WILLIAM b. OoDEN' rIesideht'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

Tn. sch D. c. stugi. at Pier No. N R., loading sd
mar O, stores for Yorktown
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

CT A CROSSE and MILWAUKEE, RAIL
IL ROAD LAND GRANT BONDS not asserted, wiii
be purchased by the ned until the 18th OF tbs MONTH
after hch time they will b. entitled to only nominal ciH-
dend from the ssle Il the road .
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
Uffan STEAMERS.

~ SspORT OFFICE, No. 200 Broadway,
I'Is e,,o,st. ground Aoor-Nsturazed citizens must
ps ,hs;r Certificates Letters asking information must
tpcdocse cs.J aJ PASSPORT OFFICE, Box No. 3,Sl3 Ne"'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

NIXON's ROYAL CIRCUS.
IN PALACE GARDEN. corner isth.s, and s,h av.
THIRD WfFH or THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THIS
MODEL TROUPE or ARTISTS
EVERY AFTERNOON at o'clcct.
EVERY EVENING at O'Clock.
COM FOOTE and col. SMALL
NEW FEATURES NEW ATTRACTIONS.
MI. FRANCOIS SIkCRlSr -
Sir ALEXANDER ZANFRETTA-
JACK THE GIANT MILLER,
A host II talent.
Admission Is csnts Reserved srss 20 cents Children to
Rsry.s seat, ~ o,nt. Children to tho Afternoon Perform
40 Is cents - ...x,.,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

nay BOAT for ALBANY. Steamer ARNE-
" MA will lesve pier foot Of Harrison T. North River
s.y MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY at ':4'
clock making intermediate landing touching at 3oth at at
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

WALLAcHToo.. To.s,our. TUESDAY.
WIN be acted f>ish,n timel Bu wors xres. play
LADY o. LYONS
Clsude NslLot.e M Lestrf Wslact-
Col ua..........................Mr MARI SHii b.
Glavis s..-.............ss..ssss'.ss sf mares
Moos Usschapels Ar NO ton.
Jabot. Landlord VI the Golden Lion Mr. q Holland
r.aline. ars Heey
Nine D~schspeNess
Wiao~ M-nottr ................ Mrs John Scion.
PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK:
WEDSESDAY-SHE 5ToOPs TO CONQUER
1HuRSDAY-tPifst time herel Bulwer's great PIsy Of
MONEY
with New Scenery Dresses cad unusually strong and
comrplote Distribution.
YRIDAY-LADY or LYONS
SATURDAY. Second timel MONEY
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
.,AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


y Of iCou-.l.ndt-st MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and FRI
bay u6 y m ; leaves Albsny on TUESDAY. THURS
bar srd ATURDAY sflvsi OF he Western irain. The
ISAAC NEWTON on the sliernsie days
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
kTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO

L ioi i'''t''' -" NsAs-
3 TON. KEW-LONDON STONISGr0S, PROVI-
FENCE NEWPORT TAUNTON and NEW-BEDFORD
kTbs splendid s.esners COMMOSWE Nth AID PLY
yDUTh RDCh Will leave Pier No 10 ~ H. loot oil Court
tfs; DAILY (except Sunaay) a. p. m
Frest, taken low by any other line Ofhce oi Con-
BY, No. lis Westst. corner Of Coartlsnd'.st
| w NJ EDWARDS Agent
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

I AURA KEENEs THEATER.
IL TONIGHT AND EVERY MONT.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE NEW SENSATION DRAMA
KS1ITLYD,
REASON AND FOLLY;
Or,
LIFE IL PARIS,
Produced Mond,y evening g. house literally crowded
Parquete ceiling The piece ha. been presented with
scenery appropriate cosumes exquisite music, intricate
by the entire strength Of tho Com
pany. - ---... ... $780,. ....u,,.
MISS LAURA KEENE IN NINE CHARACTERS,
With Superb Costumea
SYNOPSIS OF SCENERY.
ACT l-Sccnc IA peasant cotisse Ia Brittany.
sceue 2-CsrLiyai Ball At PaIisiAl Cafs.
Acr 2.-Sc-ne THE Bachelors Home.
Scene 2-Drswng- room at Madame St. Aphonse's-
T1blesu and end Of Act2.
ACT 3-Scens l-Cou mon boudoir.
Scene 2-EIt-Iior OF RAYS Castle
Scene J-Jscobus office and interior Of Rats Csstls
noisy ohorus-Tsb ssu and END Of Act J.
Acr t-Scene 1.-The Debtors Prison Rue de Clichy
Scene AT home in Brittshy-fhe returned pAbi-
tenA reunion, the ny.ery unrayeledGrneveve In her
true character; general but mistaken opnioJeannste
home revelations aud explanations fortune re.toed heart
felt thank.-kEASON TRiUMpHS OVER FOLLY.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

NIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Filth week Of the
MAGNIFICENT OPERATlC SPECTACLE,
THE ENCHANIRESS
Stella a................... Miss Caroline Rchinys
In which ch h.rac,sr she has C Gated
AN USPRECEDkSTEO FURORE.
Uneauivocal triumph OF the great danseuse,
ANNETTE GALErIL
THIS EVENING. -
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NEW MASQUERADE SCENE.
NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY,
FULL OPERATlc CHORUS.
AN INCREASED ORCHESTRA,
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EXCELLENT DRAMATIC COMPANY.
For particular. ,~. bills of the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

|DIsSAGE FOR HAVANA.-The fast sailing
p,;h bris SAGINAW. CLARK, master has nne sceon
ad s : R1sr II ls~ or to s'y %M g. bBEWEY Co..
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13

~ TRAyELER leaves Peck.slip at II p arriving IN
l. Tor saIy morning trains The CONiiSENTAL leaves
Ip u. Tsinego north and east from New'haTen at ii
Ioek
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-30

Fisht on tho Rappahan.
mock.
REBELS CAUGHTN ATRAP!

A Fredericksburg correspondent Of the Tn
bape, dating Friday, says: huskstry firing
ves heard t6is morning. A contraband came in
YESTERDAY and reports that our troops were
licking The rebels and that We had captured Is
guns
A Lieutenant Of Cavalry came in last evening
and corroborated the coutrabands story, bat
says the number Of guns captured was l6. and
that when Stonewall Jacksonb forces reached
the kappahannock, 1t Bennetts Ford, some IL
or 20 miles from here, part of AcDowells
forces were on the south bank Of the river
He says they secteted themselves under cover Of
the woods, and that JacksonS forces passed
them and attempted 70 ford the river. While
in the attempt Gen. Popss troops opened do.
structive ere, and at the same time ncDowell'a
men threw themselves on their rear, thus bring.
ing them between two Urea @ a75
This officer Gays this portion Of Jackson'a
forces we're utterly annihilated and that the
river was red with rebels blood. g
These reports give you for what they are
worth. The story is believed here ALSO tia,
fighting is going on and the above will turn out
10 be true. Our pickets in front of the town
have been doubled during The past two days and
every prscaution to ward OF asurprise has beer
taken BY Burnsides Tah SO gt ta Il
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1862-08-30

England % no obstacle in the way Of peace
The true obstacle, it says d to be found in those
Who stimulate the passions they ought 10 sllay
and urge on With I'll their might the catastrophe
which they clearly .foresse and are yet unable to
P.sn, ls.k e French ss..u.kie... IRON
q London. she reports that lie on,csrs Of
tie squadron employed in watching Garibaidis
movements are actively At work night and day
and the decks Of the vessels are cleared and held
in readiness for action.