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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-08
The Cincinnati Enquirer.
tFrom the Nashville Unisn,. April 0l

The Union men of the South feel pain
fully the evil influence of that, traitorous
Northern organ, the Cihcinpsti Enquirer.,,-
II is worse foe to US 10 the South thsn the
Richmond Enquirer lItis the,favoritetsxt
book Of every rebel in Nashville, who quote
it with delight on all occasions We have
Witnessed its devilish' course and malign IN
fluence for some time, and heartily wish that
this offehse Of loyalty werereloyed- isa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-08

FIrrY- ONE counties Of Western Virginia
give an official vote of 1877 for and AL
against the new Constitudon' and I, 52tor
and 6ls against emancipation. ~ '''- q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-08
Abuut noafers.

The Springfield Republican INDUCES in the
following pungent remarks about the drones
of society:
The loafer bears the same relation to the
genuine man that the shadow does to the
substance, and thus there are loafers of all
grades and lowering about the borders of all
avocations There is the Celtic loafer at the
sunny street-corner, lettering stolidly at his
own expense, or that of Biddy, but quite
willing to loiter at the expense of any one
else who shall be so misguided as to hire
him. There is the military loafer, who re.
mains in camp till there is some prosr ect of
active service, and then suddenly falls i'll or
discovers that he is too young, or too old,
or otherwise unfit for military duty. There
is the loafer Of the rural districts, who likes
to drive team and trade cattle and 60 to mill.
and is sure to be present at all the town
meetings and auction sales, bidding for goods
which he cannot buy and voting heavy taxes
on property which he never owns
Then there are loafers in the dry-goods
line, on each side of the counter, with nc
positive wish either to buy or sell, but wit b
only a languid desire to kill time and be i'm
pertinent to each other, desire that usually
attains fulfllmcnt There are literary loaf:
ers that haunt libraries and newspaper Offices
turning .over books and papers and asking
questions Of the man that is busiest for al
though nature is said to abhor vacuum
the nature of the loafer delights in it, anG
to block the wheels of business and obliter
ate the traces of thought is his especia
pleasure. The loafer, whatever may be hi'
special department, never willingly find.
anything to do, except to eat and drink ant
enjoy the good OF other mems labor. HI
has something of the reptile in his nature
for he is torpid and fond of basking in tn
sun, can live a long time without food, ant
thrives upon the general disgust. His chiei
social utility is to point the contrast betwee
idleness and labor, and to consume the ba
tobacco and worse whisky that might weak
en- the energies of more efficient men.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-08

THIN shoes are an article worn by yonng
ladies' in, the winter, who would rather die
than conceal the beauty Of their feet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-08

No MAN ever talked to, . yirtuoys, high
minded woman one hour without confer
ring benefit upon himself ,,,, q,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-08

.WHY iss dram -drinksr like q hay crop
Because the hotter the weather the sooner
he gets cooked" 'aa'oN i'' ''''''.'
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-05-08

TIE true vonaER does not require con,
tinual pettipg to keep hsr in good hairOr' Iuis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
ADJUSTMENTS.

Unel. Tom has darkened so 10 ,pesh, no less than
four Of our theatrcs during tho past week. The
Two Toweries have succumJed 20 the Abolition Ill
auenoe. "Tbe Athtnmum" opened its classics with
IL: ard he Winter Garden began Horticultural
DISPLAY with tho same cable fruit, Nhethef the
psoule arc tired of the mott read and most played
piece of tho DAY, or whether II is more dy He and
domestic than dramatic, aud suffers foariuiy N CON-
psIison with Tho OclorOon hs to structure, stage
bu,inese Characterization and life, We vii no, pre-
tend TO sayi Int it Las not glowed like black
cloud with silver lining. Accordingly the
Athenanm' hRs stopped tho " sublime sonethiug--
not acknowledging 1t TO 10 drama at all, and sIat-
ipg that plays were not 10 be rendered therei and
announces cerlan repairs in progress, Which, wheA
COMPLETED, its Attic portals will sssin ie opened to
different schools Of philosophers. The Winter Gar
den has bhelyel Uncle Tom, aud reached TIE
conclusion Of al engagement with Mr. Clarho'
" hose marvellous performances Of IoodIee have
placed him in the front rank Of HE profession. Mr..
Clarke unfortunately had no new repertory worth
speakug of-and tits is most injurious 70 comedian.
II does not do 10 try Amnadsb Sleek while the reco
ectous Of Mr. Burton arc set go viiai-nor in fac'
should have Mr. Clarke essyed il at all, for he has
not the qu..l,es for it. The play 10 very moderate
rs TO merit and nearly failed in London originally;
and il required all the special talent Of Nc. Burton to
make IL successlul bore. We learn that Mr. Clarke
IL about to proceed to Europe, AID will return with
budget of fresh fun if possible, for The ensuing sea
son. Ionight the Winter Garden will DO cosed
aud on Wednesday MFl. Matilda Heron Soc
rel vii! commence au engagement N L ply
Which The journals OF Boston and fnlG1slra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11

reported IS successful there. Il is entitled 'The
Belle Of the Season, aud the scene lie in the United
States We trust that the Wiuter Garden will be
properly lii up for the occasion, for now it is abou,
hsIflighted, and is corespondingly dresry Greater
% 80 shond be /, ken with the stage arrangement.
,ho, u so,,Qtines Won, bsafed there. When piece
!, really nag >ecent as me NAad Queen, the aud
fence perceive the difference.
The Colleen Bawn is to be l,ls>ed for The Benefit
Of Mrp. John Wood at Niblo's EbfStre. we have
already expressed our opinion OF the way IN WHEN
this riece is acted. II is Handsomely pus upon Tie
stage; great artistic tkill being unaffected.
Peep O. Day is played at Misa Laura Aeene
Theatre. We regret to Observe some attempts 70 cepy
what we stated about the piracy OF thus piece ifoui
the original diana of Nr. Falconer now beng per-
formed at the Lyceum Theatre, London. The p'a'
giarism therefrom is absolute. The great scene oil
tie MURDER is copied exactly; the grave dug III TIE
centre Of tie STAGE the steps on the right handoi 'e
auditor; the tree the left; the lofty bridge, etc
SO might proceed to cite fac; on fact Of this cu-
nsnt baggirg Of theatrical game in and stua-
ton. From the piracy Of the name Peep O. Day,
throughout IL IS smenable to such criticism. As Mr.
Facouer is a stranger a foreigner, and in his oTn
country lie should at least have credit for bis work.
Il he receive nothing more substantial.
At Wallack's Theatre tie standard comedies have
enjoyed exalted success. The company is defective
in some respects and IN fact it is not possible get
togo her such classic comedy corps as was a; the
Old Walaek's Theatre. But the new theatre is so
bright and weil.lighted: the stage arrangements SO
Ell, CANT, dictated not simply with eminent taste but
with rare berality, that the public responds TO the
compliment thus paid them. The ccnstsnt variety, a
change each night, will enable any one in the course
OF fortnight to 60 through course OF comedy.
Barrum's Museum az usual is frauYht win Com
modore Mutt, whose broad pennsnt streams 10 the
liberal winds of March; and We would add episode
cally, that Commodore Mutt is not General Tom
Thumb. Tie one belongs to the Navy, the other to
the Army. The one is smaller, the other larger
Tie one is here. the other in Louisville, kentucky
We make this statement 70 correct an erroneous I'M
preston winch some people entertained regarding
these great men, suppoeng each 70 be either, when
they were genericaliy distinct-The dramatic piece
of the Museum 10 luminous and intense full Of silver
aud gold and didacties.-The zoologicl deps'tmen'
Is AZ by previous advices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
midst Of which the honorable gentleman resum1. BIZ

midst OF when enc bonofnDie geoVoman resumoe Wv
, seat
The Speaker-I trust the honorable gentleman ia
aware that the matter in que,1o lies not between
iimrelf aud the night honorable bafonet, Out be.
tween himself and the House hear, besrl, and
hope that be will not conclude biz sptech without
reference to Tire position in which DO mas paceo
Himself with the House.
The O'Donoghue--I thought had already apollo
gized to the House for committing breach OIL ''eir
privileges. Cues of NO. i i tblnk may scu
hat after what has passed 1t would be almost un-
Necessary for me, bnt Of course AN re"oy !" s"y'
II it is necessary, that il shall 90 no iuF'htf'
The matter then drorged. 49,
Lord C.. Psgrt introduced She navy estimates
already published and entered al ieng,h ih'o we
position OF naval affairs. Alter some dena,e VOC
oi g 600 en--and the required sum Tor theh "'seS
aud maintenance WAS agreed TO.
In the UoHse of LCfds, o. the 2Jtb the Earl OF
Derby gave notice that he should, on Thur day put
4 aue,tiou 10 The Secretary Of Foreign Asans Win
regard to proclamation OF the mot extraordinary
character which had been pubiished IN the Neapo-
ian papers. lie proclamation sets form thaI u'er
u certain day no person shall set foot IN certain
district, TINT all houses bowels, aud caohs OF S.vl
De- ipiion are to be leyeled to the ground ana mat
he iubabj ants of every farm borse IN whlfh more
Than day food is found shall be treated 40 brgande
Ind Immediately shot.
Earl RUSSELL have received no iDioJnauoh Ii'm
her Mae,tys Minister at Turn or the Consul al
Naples, aud sha be Obliged 10 tDe pooie eai' io' "
copy Of the PROCLAMATION.
In tho House Of Commons. on the same evening
Mr.. Uorsiali gave notice that on tbe llth OF March
ne would move that the present state OF Inernatiohai
maritime law, as ii concerns 6tlligerenis snd hyh-
TRAILS ia undeined, unsatisfactory, aud calls iof the
carly attention OF ner Malestys Government.
A return Of The strength of the Navy shows a
total Of 525 steamers aioat, and Tic elective saiilus
ships; while there ara building 50 steamers, OF which
IL gre rou-cassd vessels
The army ee,iuaics show grand total OF
as. 302 OOG'-whch, including the supplementary
Voies is about the same IS last year. Inc to'a!
strength Of he army is Us, 900 men.
The iriea,e ST. George, having on board Prince
Alfred, arrived ut Queenstown on the zJsh, sDd the
Prince Immediately started for Osborne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
PRUSSIA.

A dispatch from Berlin states that The commercial
treaty between France aud Prn.,in bad been 'isn.a,
m, National Ztifuag Of Berlin etaiee tLat, ~ tho
sitting Of the COMMITTEE Of lh. Chamber OF Depu.
It's upon the "G.rman question:" Count Bernstorh
sa.1 the point Of view from which the Goy.iDnei'
regards tots question 10 exhibited in the w,-kno"n
recent notes The Government Of The hing re'og-
pizes that the necessity Of tie union Of the German
Sttes under oLe single head, IN military aud diplo-
Ihtic affairs, is boand np eith Parliamentary rep
re.entation, but as tho realization of such union
depends upon negotiations, 1t 10 imposs Ole to en'et
into further details concerning it, The Government
recognizes that the Chamber isa preseut called
- IA welcome a declaration ia uccOrGnDce win lie
own views, especially III the proposals. Of the Gra
bow party. T1e motion OF tie patty OF progress
although harnonizing IL direction with that OF tue
Grsbow party, if based upon assumptions IN point o'
princiule which the Government IL unable 10 adopt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LoNnoS hoSEi aARKEr.-The Funds continued
LEA sa ens On no aftern9on Of The 2Sh u Conso'
500" /, H''s Tor money pni accou1t
10 90 mt MAJ set there wa raIAof more demaHd ;os
1ne whole Of II. new Italian Loan Of 1893 900 bad been
'aS'H' Ihe mls 81 Mc-srs Jscot, bu~h Co. Load ~
Ag.iean commission erehsnts had been returned ont ne
@p -. were De ieyed 10 DO nifeo The cause OF htr az
B,eadsfuhs upon q ilinr msrset
ieie.'a mt large nsGr'nce' were beiu ehrcteo ~
TO the Confederate StBts.'
COTToy-The sales Of the three d,y., including
Nsdnesdsy go, IN p 900 bs. OF which about recon were
to scnaoi' aud exporters The narket que, but arm at
last w'.ks quotations
Ar MAScnrsTER--A firm tone prevails, and prices
90 tend upSard. but business ep, q let.
BHtADsfUFTs--Nessrs. Iii harrison, Spence 4 Co.,
oar dali snd 3D. lover extra st-is offered al l6 & pol
Nhyst gqie, su, maintains Il, v'ne C'Tn again rather
PRcvnIoNs.--D,et steady. Pork dull and alniost
nominal 60 ae5 bscon slow very low prices sing
from s. aJs LNi rather mors d-nsad a, a iaa2 TAI
lo~ q1ieti Butchers Asocisilon, . sdibl. 49, -.
PtoplcE.-Rosin dull; Common, PI6el3I.
Spi's Tpeu,in- insc,ive 81 d7o Ashts ste'dy Pots
ttG5li Pearls, Ji Nc change in sass Coffee, Or Rice
LoNDos MARrFrs.--BRr tDsTUrrs quiet, bnt no
naieris chang SreAs hrH CoFTss wao'ed at sn;Iene
e. Ia g, G.s' bot nI@ RE- ,. =. sa,er TAlLo"
GLASGOW MARKBT.-Me.sr-. JOhn Mccall & Co.
report bEs.osrriFs in general nominslly uns!,eed
--LATEST.
LoSD0s FEB. - tuorrinf) 1851 Wis }
QrsgysTOwN Fec u. 1852.
Tkr LoHdoE Dqily Ners lci'y article OF FEB. q
TIE fuHd. yeser51, uno. he inueoce Of
the cor uhaed absorption aud dIashns supple, Of g"oi
ie, Tao SLOWED FOR drpo,is ~ The 'in stock
n>us, l. ui 10 ~ & cfAt sni none, stl beng tH"
crt ~ cOaccGi eli These conditions are iavs1s 20
t"es All abe Tor lsyernt. 10 the Discount ar
ls' yesterday erses'y 70 r. bills nefoaied A. "a cent
he L0HdoH Times ,oity ariicl- OF Feb - says;
The fund very .sad, yesterday the ays
The qusniy Of usf h,pd. ~ 10 des. l. unusually
I'll Thee va c,miusnsl drsnd for discount Js'-f'
ty I'D ~ open market 'fiusacon. took pscs occasion.
,y ffac'or heos p eeut In the STOCK LIehanse
1, .osrr.y po.b- tr snisrst obtNn 4 sent Nearly
MIL on ~ gold !. nov dur
LoNDO, ST0cs LXcHASGE, Feb. q, lHo2.-Olen-
irg price, C.usol, money s a1s. Ccnso account 80 u
80. Nes Thrre PER Cents, sJi4sif.
LoNDos, Tnurrd8y, Feb. q. noon.-Shares hrIn.
Gm.1o.r, 10 chirs- C,n.3ian. rood Mexican -. dJ4:.
lIaiin Five,. I'1alt5 all on scoouut -
LyEkFooL CoTTos MARKEr, Feb. u, hrst re-
Jori-Nsik.t Inn sses 600 1000 balea Imports, III
LIVERPOOL. Feb. q. 1864
CorTos frr snd UNCHANGED, ,sles to-day lO,Wt
bales II which 80 to speculation. aud ciponers
bEkAD,rrtTs quiet aud steady.
LoSpoy Feb. g. ics'.
Cossots. %! for money. lllinos Ceutrd ,h.rer
80 ii.e0rns Eres, 1si discount New fo'A 0sIt4~' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
THE LATEST.
rBy rc.,,rsPh u oae-n.,own. /

fBy Telegraph o. Ope-u'own.l 800
IIyrRPOuL, Feb. y, ls'fl.
tn. s,..m.r Bermuda ~ about 10 leave Liyerloo
for Bermuda. IL i. reported she hos cargo Tor inc
Sonih. ~. 90,
The N,nt>nr pulishsv letter sayiug that the ses-
rion e ths Ruth Parliament viii clos about the
Let OF Jane.
MADRID, Feb. %, 1852.
The C0rrs,2oud,ncc confirms officially the r. tie
mcnt rai Spain Iuiists Gpon special Aesi,an In
basaedor coming TO Madrid 10 give satisfaction.
TouLoS, Feb &c, 1852
TIE French sgnadron ct COchin-ChiLa continues
victorious Flying columns ARE pursuing The re-
uaintI.r of Tue Cochin. Chaese army. 1hty cap
iured the encanpmsni OF the Royal Guard, wlo bad
fed The French found The nsuiins Of ~ Christian
J '''"'' Wars.w. Feb. q, l,62
Seventeen persons have beeu condemned 10 trans
poriaion t. Siberia, among them Prince -die % ~ q
Countess l'zevu-Ee kos.aL0wh.
six Polish students ~ the rerfitya' ~. Peters
burg have been couctmu.G 80 hard labor.
Two hupdrod aud forty ttndenls have been placed
under surveillance by he police.
Tie POLISH Clergy have sent petition 20 tle I'm
eror q nfsa, requesting freedom 81 eon'cience Tor
the Catholics
Tie Immediate recognition O! itay BY if.-.is naa
'5''' s.. psryn,urtc Feb. d. ic5e
The Journal Of 81. Petersburg publishes tn arti-
lie referring 10 conc 90 tbe dalnhiDus ou he Pth-h
oueslion in the Ff,lch senate. The article saye
hat harry future s incurred tor Poland no III ihc
intention of the Emperor for the welfare o. Poland
IN eeured by reason Of CONSEQUENCES O duty On Der
.lde Poland will attain the greatest happiness mad
orosrefiy. bu treaties and established rights ulGs.
be ecied. Ills alone viii bung about o. nfog
res. aud public aino.ioralion winch the Emperor
contemplates. Otherwise Poland VIII meo1 wan
cruel disapfoinlment.
The rats OF discount Of the Bank Of Russs has
been reduced &C. e. per cent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
INDIA AND CHINA.

The mail, with dates from Calcutta 10 s'n' III q
and long Kong Jan. Is, bad reached England. ,1'
Ameiiesn PORTION was forwarded per UamIGOna, '"
Soui hamp,On.
The news bas been psrtialy anticipated. The
conmercli IMPORTS from India com n, nee By stating,
ui1' a' Calcutta thrre are Tot more cheering ac-
counts 70 give ct Manchester goods, but rather the
revere. Contrary TO reports 10y The Lst uol or
iwo' there sre dnll accounts OF the freight market
cateu oy ile "bsence OF news IS TO The settlement
OF the AoeioAme'ean eIisls, blt the long expec. cd
ieleSISm had arrived just before the DEF arrure Of
'be mlih The Chinese Rebels no, only obtained
pp,ets ion OF Ningp', but were believed to have
TAKEN Inc important inland city Of H,rgcbow. The
streets OF Ningpo represented a. literally strewn
WIN sne dead bodies of the natives
tranquility Prevailed a. japan and the Bfitish
Consul had modified the strirgency OF sore OF bis
.cent regulations for the guidance of British reel
Exchange at Calcutta was qnoied at 2iOsd, at
canton ltld., aud at shaughae d d.
me Ismss, in an editorial OF The horrible scenes
enacted by The Chinese rebels, insinuates that there
Is cause for intervention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
RUSSIA.

An Imperial decree had been promulgated grant
ING religious freedom and exemption from taxation
and military ,ervce TO emigrsnls settling in Bursia
Adv,o.s from Warsaw ftaie ihet an ordinsnce OF
the Governor of Poland had been iesued, ordering
that neither judicial investigations nor Aureus iol
future take place. 49,. 81,
Russian Poland ere re-enLer upon tdc PuDhc Gu
Lies on Tho i5LD OF harob
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
ITALY

In the Chamber Of Deputies, on the 25,h, SignOr
Nor,im inquired If The lbuistry bad received IN
formation VI insults offered TO The Italian Consul by
bis fellow country men a. Malta. Baron ld.psoi =.
piled that he hsd jus. received Tepor. Of iusuls'
offered by roacti ouary agents VI tie Bourton patty.
lie had requested an explarafion upon the matte
from the Lngli-h Government, and I'D clhmed pro-
tecrou Tor Italian slbjeots The ancient friendship
Of EDglnud for Italy WAS q guaranty thai nniis
satisfaciion would DC given.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11

ARRIVAL AND DErARIURE OF THE OSE Hun.
prgru n. Y. REGIyENT or VOLUsTsERs.-Ths
l01th REGIMENT Of New-York Volunteers, Col. Jas.
NJ. Brown arrived in this city from Buffalo, on
Saturday afternoon, and were quartered In the PARK
Barracks. The Regiment numbers about 900 men,
who have been chartered for some time at Camp
Morgan. Buffalo. Their departure from that city was
so unexpected that the march through the city was
unattended by any escort or display. Tue parting
scenes were hurried and the leaving represented A.
having been busine.s-like. On Sunday they were the
center Of attraction 10 large eopcouree Of persons,
who gathered to zee them. They lsft this city ca
Monday afternoon.
YIELD aso GraFs Conversational James ~ Brown
L..L.Col fhinea, -tauutcn: Major Calvin ~ OTIS Adiu-
snt + Re1-9n ClsdS icx Quar- eruser, ssm'l NJ Cham
b.Aini surgeon. Muun s. hitnasf; AssiAtantsrrseons
on. u. Murray. -
INK Orgfcss..-Co. A, Capt. Daniel n. Nssh; Fire.
LIEUT. ". L. Msyo Second Liegt., - Fsmanr. Co b.
Capt Waes .. Moore; eieut 81 = Topping Second
iisu a. Bcaeft Co. {, Capt, John Nicholson; frst-
Lie,t noble. Co. b. Capt Lewis ) Payne, Fu.t.
ient Augs Newell Sscoud Lieut., James W cilnp.er.
Co. T. iapt r. bailey tirst Lieut., M. Brown; Second
Lieut. Tlmotny Lynch. Co Capt. CL-s h. ksueti tnss.
Lieut. ChlTesE Gardiner; second Lieut., chss Chosen
Co. G. Can't looree hiusOn FintLieUt, ). y hell ss,
eoni L.eai JACOB l.. Barnes. Co. n, C.pt, p Edwin
slnridge. % l. Capt Ctss.rs T. Morss First Lieut.,
E~uk { Bru1ct SecentIieI. Henry H. Hsjdock. Co K,
CAN'T Chas H. henshag First Lieut., John Wilkinson, j.,
sscola Lieut.. kfAik Granger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11

A REFRESHING SiGHr.-Iiackley has several
gangs Of men on Broadway, aud some other prin-
PAL streets breaking and crushing the ice, and cart
ing il away. The cross streets, and the streets
running parallel with Broadway, are in shameful
condition. In some ihoroughfaIes the ice is sx feet
,hlcs. Az warm weather is approaching, toe
sanitary interests OF the city should be considered
before the City Inspector cerifes to Mr.. Hackleys
mex. reputation for money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
CUsron-norsx CH.soFs.-The following change

CUsros-HoUsy CHAsoEs.-The following changes
have been made iu the New-York Custon-House:
Ia,gseou .iypeisssd-P. 81 Wlle;ts, j. s. Bemus. L. I.
HOPKINS,
BsDors4-w. De Psy,er, II. C. Rsbinesl, W. s Brown,
Ntyif Hsprcl0vs dpy0Hfsd-O. Requs, y Cor'in 4 Dt-
bert J. D. OCo,p.r ~. y. Browne, }. Fowler, I. W.
Csshop. ,. } Lambert, }. Stewart. .
Rem rsd-r. } Mer J. Lslor, y. " Nie,t larpo9tsd
Lieutenant OF Ngbt Wslehi e. Copping w mckinney, o.
c. Brown, 8 Kelly, w. +. Regain
N,eas IY'afesnes ApposssGJ french, r. l. PeEce, H. l.
p torson.
Ren5rsI--J Miller, J. MesssrS,. 4. Brown.
Observation-Disclosures Of Night Watch, L. v Milsu vice
y. NaD ke.sor.
s,oyase,r,r-J 6. Smith. vice ". Gres
CLERK, IpDoir,sG-H T. Duncan, q. Carter w ;. Gerch
p heeks D. Hurley ). Soulhworh, jr J. " Gallagher IL
ID. rhomss.
Rfsorea-J c. MsConr.n o. Gordon. d. ". Mor.sss, g.
2. 81 Stokes, p G. simmons tpromosed), j. A Lehman "
II Moore.
if,,,,ago-W J. Young, vice w Taylor.
FIerch. Aa@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11

GAMBLERS PLEADING GUiLTr.-On Saturday
Patrick Hughes and Thomas Earle, no'rious gam
blrrs, pleaded guilty, in the Court Of Special Ses'
lions, to the charge Of having been caught by Ser
geant Eraczet,, Of the Second Precinct add a num-
Der Of officers, in the act of gambling during The
day a, No. II Ann street. They will be sentenced
tomorrow. Geo. Foote alias George Collins, who
wss arrested by Sergeant Bracket some time ago,
was one day last week tried and convicted in the
same Court, md sentenced to pay 3 fine OF s'o'
These are the only convictions for gambling known
to have been secured in this city during the last eight
year,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-11
GREECE.

A telegram from pirTns states That he insurgents
,bo ocelujed the cit adel Of NaupIA bad deua' ded
permission 10 cspi,ulae, and that Tie revolt would
lin. bs .nbdued. /, WAS believed tnst tho kily
would change his Ministry, and thea dissoivo the
Cngu bern.