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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

STATE or VERMONT Alta Probate Court holden
RANnoLrH DisrNcr,ss. iaBtuokLeld, within and for
SAID District on The Sd day of Aptil, A. .lst9.
EBENEIER BASS, Administrator ~ thi. S,a'r rf tb,
IL Estate ui Iotuoa HurHblm, lave, + tlipnn Ia I'M.
State ot Wisconsin, deceased, makes application Ia ,nIl
Court for license TO sell all OF the tat estate of III de-
ceased IN ths state aud represents such sale Is los
Tie best interested a petsnnS Turd therein v ZEN.
that the heirs 10 sad deceased ite out bi ~i,
Whcreupon u Is ordered by said Court that said aupl RI
ton be referred TO session of said Court br holden Al Tho
Registers Once IA BIookheld, aiuft said ON the ,5t
day ti Apii, u lea aud that notice be .iveu To All
concerned by publication Of tins order three weeks snccr
veY, m the Gtcen Mountain freeman. printed At Nam
pelei, IN this ate, before the time appointed as nte
said for hearing That they may appear sal. limr ana
plnce and show cause if any they may have why YUgh
license should not he granted
by order " Cnut.
Saw3 Attest. K. CLEAVELAND, Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08
Farm fOr SaEa

westerly part OF East Montpelier four miles from
Montpelier Village on the County road lpadug nom
Montpelier to Hardwck containing forty acres II
good, rich, smooth land good fences well divided into
moving, blowing, aud pasturing, cd sugar orchard
Of 100 trees, good dwelling house wood-shed "A good
barn and barnahed aud other out buildings cWth good
running spring water in the house nnd barn yar Also
Blackmlth's shop, and about eleven acres Of wool
land LEVI BALI.
East Montpelier, March II, 1869. s26w3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

We have been shown kernel of powder
such as is used in the big Union gun at Fortress
Monroe. 1t was about rs large as good sized
chestnut, aud looked like piece of black lead
The gun weighs 50 COS pounds, and the charge,
each time it is fired, costs seyenty.fye dollars.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

Coy. johnson has required the City Council
of Nashville to take the oath to support the
Constitution of the United States, in accord
ance with an article in the Constitution Of Ten
nessee. The Council have refused compliance.
Gov. johnson will, OF course, put loyal men in
their places
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08
DonicI w. GrOsbv's Estate.

STATE or VERMONT, ln Probate Cour hold n at
WasntNGroN DlsrHcr,s,l Montpelier VA ana for said
district on The 25h day of Ma en- A y. ls5a
ISAAC u. HOWE, admin mist utot on the estate of Dan
lt W. Crosby, late ct Nouhdcld, IN satt district de-
ceased ma e application 10 sand court Tor an rAicn.on
Of me lime heretofore Above bim pay the debts due
ltm 'ud estate and 10 tcndcr hisadminisron aceoun
until SOME future day.
Wheeupon II Is ordered by said court that sand alpi-
cation be heard al the Probate Office in Nonprner ON
the nd day Of April, A. II. lcdl ana d. iurirr or-
dctcd that uoice be gwen to W pesspus concerned nv the
publication Of this order Ia the Green Mountain Freeman
printed al Montpelier three weeks ,ucces,iyrly pe,,tr
said hearing. BY The Cont
81 Attest, T. Il. MERRILL Judge
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

Drunkenness, according to Southern papers,
is one Of the lrailues OF Southern Generals.
Gen. Crittenden nearly found his last ditch to
die in through tins vice He was only rescued
by the timely arrival of some soldiers who were
sober enough to help him out from the water
into which he had fallen.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

The annual election in Connecticut was held
Yesterday, the eth inst VIM, A. Buckingham,
the present Governor, scanddate for reeeeIion,
supported by the Republicans and Union Dem
ocrats James c. LOOMS is the candidate Of
the pro.slayery Democrats. We cannot believe
the result to be in the least doubtful, yet, as
GOV. Buckingham received buta lttlc over 2OOO
majority at the last election, the friends Of the
Union have some anxiety Test LOOMS should be
elected. There has, from the start, uaeu larger
party of secession sympathllers IN Connecticut
than in any other free State, but VIC trust, for
the credit of New England, that the election
will not show that parry in the majority. rs
we write we hear favorable news from the cleo
ton, which we hope is to be repeated from the
whole State,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08
Notice.

WHEREaS, my wife Lucy Pity, having lcft my Ned ana
w board without just pruvooation this IS 10 10, hid g
persons harbodng or trusting her my account
DANIEL LAWSON.
Woodbury., March II, 1862. :Ssfy3s
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

Senator sherman, Of Ohio, IN a speech in the
Senate, Wednesday, confirmed mall is aggra
walton the statement that rebel prisoners az Co.
luh5us, Ohio, were allowed to hold slaves
They were also permitted to wear their side
arms. and at hotels registered Their names, with
tiJgs designating thcir military rank, G ;. A.
Dc. parson Browulow said at Cincinnati that
he thought the Federal Government was " hard
ly 10 earnest enough 10 the slupcudous work 1t
is now occupied 10 and the development Of
fact. 50 disgraealul as those stated BY Senator
Sherman call. for immediate action by the prop.
ar Department, that the Government may not
merit Br1wnlow charge When the ration !.
ioaugumtns an emancipation policy, i should
tikccife. ~ least. that Slavery Is not brought
into tle .ree States.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

HARTFORD, CoSN., April !, P. NJ The
voting is progressing quietly, bat with every
indication that the Republican Union ticket has
carried the day.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08

81. JouN's April T. The coas. is comple.e'v
l4mmel witt ice, many f,tefrn yes-oi- close b..
cannot GOT iu, aud their crews are in d carving
condition About fifteen vessels are known 10
haze h..u crushed Their yJYas., have b,en
most disastrous THE screw sailing steamers
from Scotland have also proved tor failure.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-04-08


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tug AcADEaY.-DuriDg the past week, the Acs&
envy has given several successful Representatives
The house is now closed for opera, as the number II
nights was limited. There are promises for ,sous
thing next season, but they are not sufficiently d.
mite 10 warrant an exact statement. Madame III
tori, the Italian tragedisn, may come, and until n
does, the less said tie better.
--TnE PALACE GARDEN AND CONCERT Hail.
This establishment, as we have already rated, ts
undergone some favorable changes, which bav
proved popular. TIE excellent law which excass
intoxicating liquors from places Of public anuserutn
has q particularly good effect on public gardeiA
where the temptations 10 some to get drums arss
enormous. At the Garden and Hall sre three %
tinct classes Of entertainment each Of Itself an a.
traction. There il, first, IN open-air nsirumes1
concert in the pagoda arrangement, led by the pef'
lar Mr. Baker. Next. there is vocal aud inrc'
mental concert, in the Hall, onthe newly made sst
At this, Miss Charlotte Patti one of the most ins*
vocal nrts's living, nightly takes part Then foAo'
an equestrian entertainment IN the new Circus 81 y
other end of the Garden.
-WALLAcK's THEATRT.-Mr. and Mrs. Florsp"
continue their amusing pieces to relax the care'Te
muscles Of the tax paying community. The compa4
includes Mr.. Davidge, Mrs. Skerrett, Miss Weh
&c. The performances for tonight are TheE
turned Volunteer in which Mrs. Florence sssu-'s
successfully a vast number Of differently eostnnA
characters; and The Happy Man. wherein NJ
Florence takes the Irishman or 10 The manner bor-
-Wallack's is so elegant theater tina. it Is pier
ure always to record irs merited success.
The WINTER GARDEN. The new barbecue
THE TEMPEST entertains good audiences Tasn
has been considerable expenditure eviieu.y IN "a
provision made for the scenery and appoloimetn
There is a moving panorama doing the voyage 10
sbpwreek that is truly excellent The processes
too are literally set-forb. For further de'ais
better 10 see the advertisement and still be'es u
piece itself
Miss KrESEs THrATRE. The play Of Fa'eAs
in which Mics NJ. Mitchell takes the leading rh
will be continued q few nights mere. We 'sN
already bad occasion to mention the very naar
manner in which Mss Mitchell executes her woe
Ii has proved popular.
-NIBLo's THEArRE-oR CAuDES.-Tbis, vna
has such liberal relations with the fresh cir, r."
under the musical star. Miss Riehings will sFlS
tonight in a change Of cbaracter-as Marie 10 Il"
Daughter Of the Regiment" The confined pop
lari,y Of Miss Richugs is worthy of remark ~
not often tina, single artist can So sustain an ope
--BRooKLYS ACADEMY OF Mrsc.-Mr. hasn'
performed last night, and will appear again io-ls"
and on Wednesday evening, in his SnasssPsn~
Characters. lie has no rival anywhere in these p
traitnres.
BARyUMs MUsgUx.-This ia tie perennial M
nee: the visitor, after lie has done the eu''OS.
the new wonder, the Fat Man, advertised 70 W.
sos pounds even this weather-the giant gi''-s
pigmy dwarf-the animals ete.-oan ascend
theatre. and have new sensations IN witnessing
idaul -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
XXXVIITn CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE. .wAsHiSGroS, june g, lsc2.

srChTF. .WAsHiSGToS, June g, lsc2.
A. WADE rep. o. presented petition IRON
citizens of Cuyahoca County, ono, s.allnI 80
sha- Lova viewed wish deep hpmih'tij N the iact
az; a. ,;fnrv authoi'i-- Of tie Government seem
70 la o-cnpying Themselves win protecting vac he
propertv of Rebels and traitors, ana aeHing ioi 'N'
ressaQe Of . coriiscaiion act ,..;,;o,
MIR IEUNBULL Rep, ILL., presented c' nn,
f,on, ctil-ns of Fulton Comfy Ill.,, ashlng the gov
eminent 10 recognize The rl.ht ard eA'eu1 pro'ecyh
over all loyal people il the States In reoeioh Will
Nr. WADE. from tbe Committee on Territories,
reIOr,cd ill proyidios for me ADHESION Oh 'iie
So ~ Western Visginir into the Union.
Mr.. LANE rep, Iud.), from the Military Com,
,oi,tee reported bill TO esabilsh certain National
BIsenals.
Sir. WILSON rep. Mass.) introduced q bill for
tie organization of army corps I'D saiis attached 10
the division. Referred to ne Military Committee.
On motion of Mr.. GRIMES (tep., bwa) tne OH
for Tie better gov eminent OF the Navy wa 'ihou ~
sud discussed By Messis. Iruin1uli, haie' a"u
Grimes.
Vorions amendments were adog'ea'
After further discussion the OH was phsSel'
tir CLARK I.cp 4. ~ oliered d resolution
5s,,-ti,,, tbs Secre,;ry Of Var 10 communicate TO
tie Senate any inloraai ~ ie may have IN refer
snco 90 exchanging prisoes Vi negotiations therefor
TGe iii proyidn for an additional oath Of Office
The amendment offered by Mr. TRUMBCLL
l(ep In.) t. except 81 porous Tor whom TIE Con
rtitatou IRE 3crbes tie o,,, OF Office was amended,
ON motion Of Mr.. DAVIS, 20 rs 10 further except
Senators, Repr, seniaives, and the Viee-Presdent,
and adopted and the ill passed; Yeas 50; nays ..
Toe negative votes were as follows: Mefsrs.
T,syard, Garlic, Kennedy, Powell, and Salisbury
Mr.. FESSENDEN d;ep., Me-, from the Com
nittee o. Conference OF The Tx bill, made report.
Mr.. SHERMAN lEop., Oniol spoke against The
drawback of five mills ON cotton, as beng more
bounty to manufacturers. lie would Lot seek 10
defeat tie report of Inc COMMITTEE of Conference,
but was opposed 20 sucu a bounty.
The report of the Committee was coneurred ~.
Mr.. POWELL Dem, Ky) introduced bill In
relation to the duties OF heads Of departments.
Mr.. CLARK Rep, n. Ia moved 10 take up the
House Confscaiion bill. Agreed to-
Mr.. CLARK then moved, as Il substitute, the
Senate bill, as reported from he Special Committee
Pending the question, tie Senate went into EXec-
utiye Session. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

essi benefit to the country the to ghten espa INTO
~ Soygn channels 10 the ds,ment Of Federal currency
md ssruntie O. large issue Of papcr money without the
sxtrru,est necessity would inevitably do
The financial measures Of the Government are complex
oar, should be with due regard to every other
pan any overlooking Of one portion OF the
diion 10 the powers already granted the Secretary you
,bond give him authority to issue % millions OF small cor
with privilege to increase the Temporary deposits 20
,o nj ions This lat to be accompanied With power to pre-
50 millions demand notes De used only 10 case
Of Withdrawal of the deposit. feel you WIZ pave amply
led The ways and ueans Tor emergency ina! may
AZ iss between now aud leoJ ,..
~ e JOHN THOMPSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

ACADEMY or DrsIos.-The thirty-sevenIn y
mail Exhibition of the Academy closed yess'A'
after tolsrably successful season. The iO'l0A'
oc,ures were sold: No. q, Amalf, on the eUAI =
Naples, by G. Hazeltize; Autumn" o!sH =,
Hall No. 2lo South-Eastern Spain" by o
man, IT,; No. 275, Fruit" VIM. 1. hss'e ri
No $50, Grapes" by Miss J. Oakley; NJ =
"Long Islander" the humorous portrait Of sas
green frog, by John Williamson; No % -, ~
ing Star" by VIM. Yer Bryck; No. saa' ,r r~
Chinese Swell" by f. Saintini No. 80, Ne
Morning on the Danube" by c. q. h0sen0' Pa,
$50, Twilight in the Cat'kills'' ~ 1oDA M 8.
ker; No. 4lO, "On the Coast Of MANI ~ s.o;lnG
Hill; No. Al, "MeadOw OAK by IT, ~ ~, ~
No. 4lG, "Saco River" by the same a. y. oas
Of the contributions were intended for SALE wv
Der disposed of is quite satisfactory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-JusR 23.-Bei0'e
Judge SNALLky
TIE SLAYER AUGUSTA.
Judge Smalley opened the Circuit Court ting morn
Ing and discharged tho Jury ill Thursday morning INC us
tct Attorney Ia ready Ia large number Of re'rnuo
In the Distinct Court tho Case OF tie slsvsf Ausuh
continued on the part of the Government testimony Oeing
offered Of the declarations of the parties az TO the nature OF
the cargo. The will tAke another day OF t"o'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
COURT CALENDhR-Tars DAY.

SUPRYYg CorRT - ClRcUIT.-Part L-Nol
IN 6a9 6o4T. 9;i 1873 1899 22aS, 2kg a5gl 200 90
-No, roo 5iG 2c5l 22sl. $3.50. 2lo3 2Z1c, ara Ia
1920 2382 40 6Os 22s4 1886 2le3, 22sl lgp 2O Ist
S4s, tGal 50 -.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERa.--Adjournedt2
the Term. -
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TFRy.-Part Iva
2JT3 25T5 l.1T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

d.clarcd semi-annual dividend Of cc.t, payable
.July /. The Hamilton Fire Insurance Company,
a dividend Of y cent, for the last ak months,
payable July 4. The Bank Of North America has
declared dividend Of 81 p cent, payable on and
after July 8. The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail-
read Company viii pay the interest on the funded
debt Gonrth morgage) bonds on the let OF July, at
the transfer Office, No. % William street. The in
terest coupons OF the Brooklyn and Newtown Rail
road due July l, viii be paid at the Office OF the
Company, corner of Front and Dock streets, Brook
lyn. The Hartford and NewHaven Road pay a
quarterly dividend of 81 50 p share, payable Ist
July at the Union Bank.
The receipts at the New-York Custom-Tiouse to-
day Monday were: Imports, $97 81 with
drawas from warehouse, Sl2i,OlS 81 Total, $22i,-
CSC ii. All the payments were made In Demand
Notes.
Gold has been very buoyant to-day, and after sell
ing largely at 1863 1865 advanced to lO'a bid The
supply, however is quite large. Demand Notes, re-
ceivabls at tho Gu tom House, improve in sympathy
with gold, and have sold at 1903! 1881. Indebted
ness Certificates are heavy at par to y cent pre-
mium. The 7.SO Y cent Treasury Notes are quiet
at 1867 alO5l.
There has been come changing Of leans to-day, end
AN ot;emp, TO establish the rate on call at cent.
The transactions today have been at d5 v cent the
bulk at the higher figure. The rate ia to y cent
above the lowest figures winch have ruled this year,
and exhibits strength to-day which we have not
before noticed.
The earnings OF the Bellefontaine and Indiana
Railroad for the year 1861 very satisfactory to
the managers, and will prove so TO all pares nte'
rested in the work. The figures are as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

rusay 1851 tho notice being In the ordinary FORM upo,
To the Clerk Of hs Supreme Court: The within /,
notice Of di.oouauaoce Of the action within ea,isd 80
on me this day and said :ntion e thereby discsnnasS.
of september the defendant Ros.ve entered udsnsu
against the plaintiff for hi. eosts which judgment Spos ~.
peal tskrn to the General Term aud the order sr
The defendant Roosevelt. then moved at Special Term A.
the judy. holding that the d-nd,n. Lsviss
move Tor that In fact there such action and 49,
h remedy any he have Is to bring an action Tor the n,
Tyrwuser Hosiord for plsntiai y. H. B. Bryan is a..
PENDANT
DECISIONS.
In re Claim Of s. p. Russell. Public Adminia...
tor and Administrator of Philip McSorley 8crhe reooa
set aside and Referee ordered 10 heS aud decide.
Robert sy, ct al, ast Thomas b. Clatwer.hy stL-
cath and report the evidence with his opinion ereoa,
defeDtsot 10 pay costs Of reference.
Edward d. Hollywood sSt James observation-disclosures o.
The People ex rel Robert, ct al OCT Levi, Thoms. 9. a..
Relaxation ordeied defendant is entitled to wits~s Zee
Tie Mayor, &c, sg.. Edmond J. POr.er-Parcluer uua
complete by the LIST Of August otherwise re sale ordered =
henry Rsws &C., ust. American Mutual Life In. Co.,
Tdgsrd. set Thomas ConeD ct s-Juegm cr. ordered
Elmer H. Gsrbul ct al. agt lsidore Hauf ct alA;,sA.
HlsSsnder Kslisse sg Solomon Nigel Margaret R. scb,.,
sst, Lawrence R. Jerome John H. fFumbal sss HOwsb
SIDiih--M0tions denied.
Harriet H. Greeuough cst. Edward Lambert ct al John r
Overtop IT, sgt Clinton Roosevelt ct al Jacob Lewis "a
Robert salmon e, d.-Motions denied; 40 costs
Eagsrd For sgt. c. q. De,aysrgIe John B. Cos at
81, phen c. Williams ct all VIM T. Julio ss Henry p 10
lis ct al. Motions granted
Web.ter Bank sst John +. Glen etsComnisson srsrsl
Ea.bauicl CLaunoey ct al. ayt WIN. b. Lawrence ali
w Page e al ast. John A. Machsdo et al john AcfsJ
sgt Cornsias Weseryet ct s-slotio0s granted With W
costs
Thomas Lewis agt Charles Graham ct sLTle jOdzmsnih
regular Motion deuied with = 10 costs
asttin wsters sst. John h. Green ets--Judgnen, ~
rsde payment b. plaintiff within FIVE days Of lo costa
motion.
A B. Tappsn est. George W. Alexsnder-Motion granted
and reference ordered
Hiram Cors sgt Nathaniel Knapp ct al Motion granted
aud reference ord. cred TO compute, &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
COURT--sPEcAr TEnx.-Juss 23-Bsto
Justice CLRRKs.
DECISIONS,

Jarvis M. Lake aet. Toe Artisans Bank.-Can
settled All the amendments diiaiowcd As 10 the seeoa
aeudeut tho Court does BOT find ia the The word
yhi,h The defer dsnts sttorney asks TO striks out
Wnl Mitchell, &c, Ggt william Br-dy-Judsment Ia
painfif
Thous, Dnnharn G. al sg;. Stewart Newell ct Atom
psin di.ns.ed al defendants Costs in favor deispt
snt Newe only.
JOHN Van Lieu ., a. sst J. ID. Dodd ct slPlsins ~
entitled 70 the Judgment claimed IL the complaint with cose
against the defendant Dodd.
John Jay 3, al at John Jay ct sl Execu.ors 1cJuis
ucnt zruntpd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

Tur ALrMsI OF CoIrMBA toii'o a, hs~,
evening the Alumni of Columbia c0iles' v;a,.uSA
Summer reunion a. the College, 10 f""
etreet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24


The weekly Bauk Statement shows nm increase Of
nearly three millions in loans, and abou, one million
in deposits. The specie line shows but little change,
but the Saturday shipment does not appear in it.
The following is a comparative statement Of the
condition Of the Banks Of New-York City from
June II 70 June 81:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

=. lac, ,,,alaas1 MaBes7 ssss0so l,ss6,s6l
Iuus "a 1851 iH0l3e 3lie2o4s oelt?5s issssyys
limo ~ 1854 iasc3376s 3iot7s4s s.s4sis' isoSo'@s5
TAM. ar ns Loans Spsss, Creuias'on and Dspon" ~
q, Of ne Cffv Of York for tho week sndfns Sd
Ssv Jnasai 1852, Whsea sotzed the Cap"a' /" '@'S
Bank
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24
SUPREME COURT-CHAsBBRs-Juss |-beio1s justice
BARNARD
DIscosrIsUAEcR OF An AcrIoN-QrEsrIoS OF
pRAcIICY.

John B. Overton il. sgt. Clinton Ko.evst ct al
This action was brought Gu July 81, 1861 to COM
nal nm. defendant Cum 10 and deliver the plain
ia or 10 the dredant Ekson good aud sufficient decd Of
property IN Chsr1be street. In this city add that tbs
defendants Cum and hoseSo" DC enoinea ron sens anu
Ihe action was discontinued BY consn. on the sh etFeb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-24

EIcsls o. through over local. ..........s1.tS5 "a
a. compared with 1860 these figures show
An incIeas- Of irc through travel Of 93bb d.
An increase on through fr-gh,s OF t3i.sS IT,
A reductil q on local tfsv. Of tln,ts ~
A reduction on local frefuis Of ~, l3] Is.
The Wofkius p.nsos which fraction under a y cen,
OF gross income against 80 y cent lac, compare IN
sle. at-s ~ follow:
Working eIpense- 81 $751;. ...........4ie3sIt -
Working expenses Of l1V0......'.'.,.... la8s'" 80
The New York herald., 1862-04-15
IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
Movements or Rebel Troops-Twenty
ThOusand Rebel Cavalry Moving To-
wards Huntsville, Ala.

Movements OF Rebel Troops-Twenty
Thousand Rebel Cavalry Moving To-
wards Huntsville, Ala.
u HUNTSVILLE, NO., April Q, 1862.
Correspondence to tho Missouri Domocrat.]
Tho whole Confederate force the late Ridge bat.
tie have gone east down the Arkansas little over
woek ago they passed through Carksvilo sixty miles
east Of Van Buren,. Al that place twenty Thousand
cavalry said to have taken the road north towards
Huntsville. was impossible 10 loarn tho destination
Of these troops, but is most probable point on
the Mississippi rivor or Jacksonport.
2 twas also reported that the rebels at Pocahontas
have orders, the appearance Of Union force to re-
treat 10 Jacksenport General Price and the Missouri
State guard were at Van Buren, -.
Colonel Wood, at this place, is kept very busy watch
Ing the enemy and keeping them back in Arkansas.
week ago Colemaud and Mcfarland quarrelIcd
and separated. not agreeing in policy; but II Is now as
sorted that Gen. Mcbride has IN combining all his
forces He has been boon reinforced BY 600 men from
Pocahonas, and Intends raid from there Roa; but
no will Rnd Union troops ready 10 receive him.
We have almost daily communication and information
from the rebel camp Last week they had grand mus.
tor the whole country turning out and only three men
volunteering.