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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TIE WAR.

The most important uews that we publish this
morning is that which comes through Petersburg
and Bic mond paper, announcing tie capture oi
Eew-Orlsans BY the Natioual forces. The Pcters-
burg Express OF Saturday professes to have dis-
patch from Mobile. announcing that our heet passed
Fort jackson on Thuraday and that when the news
hereof reached New-0fleaDs the excitement was
ooundless. Martial law was proclaimed, ana al ue
cotton and steamboats,, except those required 'Oi
transportation, were burned. Corrobora'lng TINS Is i
i,sps.oh from Gen. Mcdowell, who gives the sub
stance of what bad appeared in The Richmond IT.
anime, on Saturday 10 the effect that New Orleans
had been taken. and that there was great destruc
ton Of cotton and 9ieambosts. As this intelligence
Is forwarded through the War Olce, it may be pre-
sumed that there it is regarded as trustworthy.
A special dispatch from Cairo to The Chicago
Times saws that Beauregard has Withdrawn a con-
siderable portion OF lis folce from Corinth for tho
defense OF Memphis.
Gen. Mcclellan reports brilliant dssh against
one Of the Rebel works near Yorktown Oh Saturday
morning by comQony Of Massachusetts regiment
The capture Of the work w2s effected without any
seIous loss on our side.
Gen. Banks teegraphs from biscamp near Sparta
that deserteIs and refugees corroborate previous
reporta thai jackson, after flying fro our advancing
column on Friday lac, pushed forward TO point one
mile north Of Harrisonburg, wlere turnpike
branches 10 the left passing Msgaugneystown on the
south fork Of the Shenandoah and the Blue Ridge,
aud running thence 10 GOrlousville. AT an early
bour On Saturday mos ming, jackson, with lis whole
force and train, took the GOrdonsville pike, and al
last accounts had reached MagaugheystoNn.
From before Yorktown We had a report which
we publisbed in our Saturday evening edition, one
Of our boats GU Thursday commenced the shelling
Of Yorktown. Size moved up TO the mouth Of
Wormlcy's Greek during the morning, opening q
well-drected fire on their work, which was promptly
answered by the Rebels. The boat then fell back a
distance of three miles from Yorktown, when she
again opened fire, the smells exploding each time
within the enemy's works, but obtained 10 re
eponse.
-Naj.-Gen. C. +. Smith died at Savannah, Tenn.
Oh Saturday afternoon, Of dysentsry. Gen. Smit
WAS aken sick shortly after the occupation of Savau
nal by the forces under liul and has been suffering
and sinAing slowly foi s9mc weeks, though bis con
dition was not thought to be dangerous until the pas
week His family have been notified Of his death
and are on their way to Savannah.
The steamers Marengo aud Hsilmsn, sent from
Pittsburgh Pa. to Pittsburg Landing, returned yes
terdsy with 70 wounded, who were placed in the
Marine Hospital. The boats started with nearly
500 all Of whom were LEFT st poinson the River near
their homes. Among the wounded are two Rebel
prisouefs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

TIE Herald devoted a column and bali o.
II. SATURDAYS issue to the Gun business, yei
only contriyed TO utter three or four new false
hoods OF any sort OF consequence. one OF
these implies that Col. Warren's ceasiug to be
our correspondent in Washington had some re-
lato on 70 this matter. Col. Warren ces5ed to
correspond with us in July last (lis valedictory
appeured in The HeTad econ aiter) and the
Gun business va. first heard of at Washington
in December. So of Dir. Dana, who withdrew
from THE TRIBUNE less than n month ago,
with DO reference 10 anybody's business but
ls own. But We waste space on this ridicI-
lous fabrication. The H,raid punply say.:
"rh. sr. A. II. Alny ns.AHeholdsr In Tns
IHIHtAE Aasoclatigu'
Neither this nor any other Mr.. Almy
either il or ever WAS a shareholder N TnE
TRIBUNE Association to the value OF one dime.
And 10 shareholder in TIE TRIBUNE is or
ever was Interested in Mr.. Aimy's gun-making
company or contract IN any manner whatever.
As VIC DO not mean to be provoked, by any
ingenuity in distortiug facts or rechlessness in
altering shameless falsehoods, 10 aludo again
10 this matter, we ark the public TO Judge
whether any reputation is safe IN a community
where Journals are sustained which eyince sC
bra1en a contempt for truth and fairness N
have been exhibited by Tie Herald ana IT.
single echo in regard 10 this matter.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

is dur and unsettled; tho transactions include 200
bush. No. Milwaukee Club nj 81 90, delivered
Pork is in good supply, sud TIE marko, dull and
heavy; sales of 75O bbls. at Sl3 75asli for Clear
Mes; $lOa}lO 25 for Prime. In Cotton, the busi'
ness las been moderate; prices arc steady at ~"
29lc. for MiddliDg Uplands and Gulf Coilee; tie
business is moderate at former rates.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Death Ofa Newspaper Veteran.

fniLADELPufs. April b. 1862
Mr.. Crump, for a quarter OF II century connected
with the press OF TINS city, principally attached to
The Inquirer, died this afternoon At his residence
in CaQaen,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
The WAR FON THE UNION.
TIE CAPTURE OF NEW-0RLEANs

The Senate Committee and the Tax Bill
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
..DrnrapoNnENTE.

40 c0RRESPONDENT&
III. -, te ,ateu Of AuouVnous ComTnunicsnons
~ ioe t,.,ge5 or insertion must be suhentlesIea
- ara .d re9s Of tue wriisr-uot neSess-Il5 i0i
o'ti,,ti9, bu. Is 81 sIlu.y ioT bis GOOD faiiA
- ,,c. an eerisSe return rejected Comnl"ni
-, lftte4s ONES sEOUle % AASie''es "
..gsa lKirUsY.n sew York.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

N. uERClER's EXPERIENCES IL RICHMOND
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
WHAT HE SAW AND HEARD.
SURGEON.GENERaL FINLEY RETIRED.
THE REBEL TROOPS At RICHMOND,
OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.

WIH 49,
oRnys DIRECTING MILITARY EOSORs TO BE PAID
TO THG MEMORY oP aAJ.-GES. C. 7. SMITH.
This Department has learned with deep regret
that the saaot Msjor Gen c. r. Smith, whoso paE'io'c
vsor and military ssn gnay exhibited 81 the capture
Fort Doneon died Savannah In Tennessee hour Of
o'clock o. NJ on tho 25h Of this month, and Il ordered
,ha. tho customary bouors be paid to hia momory.
EDWIN M STANTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
THE CAPTURE OF YEw-oRLEANs.

Waabiugton tonight rejoices over the confirmation
Of tho news Of toe success Of the Navy in tie
taking of New-Oreans, confirmed by dispatch
received from Gen. Mcdowell at Fredericksburg,
and sees in i. presase Of yet greater success OF the
Navy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
THE DEATH or MAJOR TALBOT.
Tie following has been issned;

-AplNfANt-hENhhALsO
MAsuIHGroN, April p. 1867.
ORDERs-rhs A6lutantUeneTA with uptegned sexfe. sn,
30 tho ocr OF his Department the deceass OF Que VI
theiI Iuiuter highly valued oicer and a.
" s!of Theodore Talbot Assistant Adjuan Genera. asI
lila city yesterday, while duty Chef OF SAu ~
dirr Oensia Wsdsworh. Military Governor oil tns Di' "
Columbia -, r,,ho,
Motor Talbot ,hs Of the late Senator 20
Of Kentucky lie waa member OF Fremont c, ~ 49,
the RocAy Mountains IA 1856 aud when ne veg ', e G
United States ra'ed by that officer IL and con-
breaking out OF Tho with MeiSo wns ~ unn,snsors
dudes kc whh cooPccd M The Niys ~ 1aS OF the
L., ueameut Of htrllery Ia May, l8i1, he seisod
ia Mexico ln tho close Of the war rom Ha. n,.
lslg. until February, 1893, w uI op GUY - Wv
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
DIED.

ALVTN-On Sunday Nov. 9. Hannah Lynd Alvin, wife s
John Alvin, native Of Brooklyn, aged JS years.
BELKNAP--On Friday, Oct. a. at siBcennes, lud, C'r'
lie Roy Bekpsp aged % yeas wife of Lieu'Co BE knap
KeoGuk Iowa. and daughter Of the late Alexis lie Roy o
Vbcennes.
DAUMONT-In Pads Monday, Oct 30 Nine Ns.sli'
Tan Dsumont mother of Mime. Natalie TilmAn Of New
York
DEADY-In Brooklyn. Sunday Nov g. Mary Deady,
widow Of John Deadly aged 36 years.
FOSTER - At New-Rocbee, on Saturday Nov. 9, Nr.
Cna,t.rton Foster. syed 6p years
HOPEwELL-ln Elizabeth, N. J., on Sunday, Nov Q, Mrs
Anna Maria Hopeweil
Tue funeral viii take on Wednesday Nov w. at " m
Her iend. and those Of Henry Il. Knapp arc Toapecs'
fully requested 10 stteud.
ROBlNSoE-On AoIday Nov TO- at the Unonplace Hotel
suse NJ, dai ghter Of the late James Robinson q,
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 20 stteni
the f1rera from st. MARKS Church Goth ee; and Second
avenue, Wedueitay afternoon stls o'clock
sTEEEBECEln this city, Nov g. Mrs. Abigail Steenbeek,
eyed % ye,r., wife Of Samuel Sieenoecf.
THOMPsOE-Ou Sunday sf,ernoon. Nov. 0, George j. 8.
1honp.on IN the 18th year Of his age
rssiyes and lends family respectfully invited
without f1rthsT notice. to attend the funeral FROM the ssi'
dence Of hi. fsiherinaw. John Mortimer h No 2i9 Fifth
avenue. at 2. p. m on roesdsy llth inst
TURNER-Ou sabbath morning Nov. 9, after lorg and
severe ila.ss, : liza Turner aged IS years .
The relatives end friends Of the family respectfully invite
serd her funeral Tdesdsy afcrnoon llth inst a
O'Clock from her lave esldence No 20 Ninth avenue, cor
ner Il Twenty Dinfh street.
WILLIAMSON Saturday, nor Q. Sarah Wadron, wife OF
Thomas Williams.
Tho esve and friends Of the family together with those o!
her son. 4 Wilkins aud son.iuisw, Norman Bosrdn'an,
ere invited 20 attend the funeral services st her la;e resi-
dence No % W est nirtysiHh steet Tuesday morn
ing llth ns at 10 o'clock. The remains Will be taken 10
Newark, y j. tor n,ernent in aioonI Pleasant CeHe's'y
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Melancholy Disasfer-FaIiing in Of Heck
er's New Bakery Wall.

Laf. evening about 8 O'Clock, Mr.. SeabrOok, re-
siding in little ,wosiory frame bouse in the rear
Of No. III Monroe street, sitting at table, en-
loving bis evening meal with bis family; his wife
and three children contributed 10 lend cheer to the
table Mr.. S. beld on bic knee cherut infant, ten
months old. Casting its ehado@ over the house was
the AiQh brick wall in the rear Of Ilechor's new
bakery which fronts on Rut. e-s street. This wall,
which was some four or FIVE stories high, fell in
with q tremendous crash upon the rear frame honse
referred 20, burying In tie ruins tho but recently
cheerful fiuily The alarm was room given by the
officer on rna,
Officer Csres Of the Seventh Precinct, aided by
Rounds man Leach, worked aSsiduously TO recover
tie barred family, and succeeded in getting ou, the
mother arl little girl. Mrs. Seabrook's legs were
20 severely smashed that there s little hope Of her
recovery. Tie little girl, FIVE years old, received
some sligi, injuries, and will soon be well. The
,tlo 10y, by u singular good fortune, jdmped from
his seat as the falling wall touched the roof Of the
houae, aud escaped nnhut. The baby was killed.
Ata late hour Mr. Seabrook was still 10 the ruins
with one Of bic feet caught beneath timber. lie
was communicated with by means Of a small apcr-
ture which officer Carnes had made by clearing
HNhy thH ccbflS lhIOuyh lbh hoie ruVu t'iHuhu'
as weTo deemed necessary all Mr. s. were passed;
but it wac considered dangerous TO attempt 10 re-
move The timber until tho bricks lad been cleared
away. 10 us to ayoil further disaster. At l2 o'clock
ihe poor ran MAS still in the ruins.
Opn.ous Gs TO the unsafe character Of the bakery
building were freely intelcLacged among the ex-
cited spec ators. It appeals from what our reporter
could lean, that the wall which fell had not had
time 10 reason before immense brick ovens bad been
consiruc cd on several o; the oors, thus imposing
weight o poIderous 10 ID. eaten danger al any
rate Iodeed, the reshuets Of the wall may be in'
iened from the fact that tie work Of putting On the
roof had iust been commenced.
In fal ne, the wal! was torn out from The very
fonrdnti9u. An effort to suppress the information Of
DE dreadful occurrence, on tbe part Of persons II
,ere.ied ia the building does Dot add TO the beio
.ha, much oonGdence was fepused IN tie strength o.
the vals. What is left Of tnif pond rons structure
ought to undergo TIC moss rigid Examination at tie
HANDS G.. Competent judges.
srrsf-p
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
To the Associated Press.
NAsHISoToS. Eopdsy Nov. TO- 1862

NAsHISGroS Monday Nov. 10, 1862.
SILLY REPORT CONTRA DICTED.
All statements alleging disaifeciion in the army in
consequence Of change in the command Of the
Army OF tie Potomac are pronounced by those who
have tho best means of knowing, TO be without
foundation.
GEN. HOOKER IN COMMAND OF PoR1TR'S CORPS.
.dijoT6en. Hooker has been assigned to the com.
Inand OF the army corps heretofore commanded by
Gen. lilz John Porter, who has been ordered to
Warrington to stand he trial upon the charges pre-
ferred against him by Gen. Pope for misconduct al
the battle Of Bull Run.
THE COSTA RIGA CLAIMS.
The Costa Rica aud United States Commission has
closed iir session 10y limitation. Thirteen claim,
against the former Government were rejected. and
eighteen referred to the Umpire, the Chevaler Ber'
tinstio the I;,lian Minister. The questions to be
determined reae 70 domicil aud fbustering.
TIE RXCUANGE or 7.30 BoNDs.
Proposals for about thirteen millions ana balf Of
7.3O bonds in exchange for lega-tender notes will be
opened on Monday, Nth inst, at the Treasury De-
partmen., ut noon, up to which time they will be
received. The bonds offered are those yet undis.
posei Of Of the date OF Oct. 1, 1861 The interest
will run from the dates of deposit, uuless successful
bidders refer 10 pay Gccrded interest from Oct.
1862 on curen! coupons in coin, to be reimbursed hi
It's maturity. BIDDERS must deposit with some
Assistant Treasurer ten per cent Of the amount
offered snd forward with their bids the certificate
of such dei osits.
DEPARTURE OF GrS. HOOKER FOR TIE ARMY.
Con Hooker VIII leave here for the Army Of tbe
Potomac tomorrow.
NAVAL ORDER.
Acting Assistant Paymaster j. +. Queutard has
been ordered to the steamer Com. McDonough.
ASSISTANT SURGEON.
W. II. Campbell oi Watstown has been appoint
ID Assistant Surgeon in the Navy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
From San g'rnnGisco. :

SAX fRAso SEQ. hsndsy. Nov. ~. 1862.
hTdv.d ship Cycop-; 'sled bttsh steamer 1ybenopth
fJr U.nr hobs with 500 % 800 tfoa-ufe
.,.d eih tie lsst fcan.rI oays money j. @a,v
Over l2lu gold ha, htca coued 81 he Mint wilma
fnnn.a more tEsn sIIp yIng the ont o. "a
Interest Gems Eafc cfrrLcJ i1cnftre
1as ei,eost; Ooid 1dDe p-emiumi Commerce. ni' I5
2sc. ,c14aL
Ibo S a Fr.ncisco merchants have pledged them-
saves nol TO receive or pay out legai-Iencer Dolet
excep; 70, Ire ruling Discount b1I adhere TO gold AID
curre.sy 10 Standard wines H. is the intention 20
have .. .-d8e figued throughout TIC . Gts, md 10
refles citd. 70 al who 0echrt.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Il.lilarn Nollees.
More Cavalry Wanted.

Tia secre,sr, of War hsvirs ansnonzrd Col SIMON n.
s"t of Csysy in The State OF NewYoIk to for three
yrsTs daring 'he var eed the suh.i oh uasns s ~
toe sane Of his Excelency Gov Morgan the work OF or
ssnrn4 recruiting said Regiment wi ee immediately
Tbs 30 N..York Cavalry i. now serving under Ma. 0eu
FOSTER coulfuandug the Department oil North Caro.ins.
The Regimen. be raised Intended ie 'efsee IA tne s.me
Department The Regiment VII Dc eonpo,.S o. 20 IoGpai pi
ME, each. Authorizations TO rnse oeup.aies VIZ
Ss%s B. Ss S '?%3SiS LE%is R'tcis cons % a. 10 30. City
Albany, during the present weea. "
NewYork State sharpshoaters-wM 8. ROW;
LAND, colonel commar dinE-rlhy, hirLEsir.S sass.
T T s18 %os G b. oder Var Depr%e saDIo
empl yed fox special service "a light oops oay
No branch Of the service oaoTs 30 great 70
the rAemen Of New York ,.,,v c,.
& BLAcKMER, lst isteeant,
Recruiting officers No % Jd.av New Nslk
General Heaacusten. No. ~ "hne-st. New-f@k.
The National War COMMITTEE Of the Citizess,
picaon Ia behalf Of the CoRCORAN LEGION for eontnta.
lions aid OF he s0dss Les tsvs , ossn .1e
,io not authorised by the Commes ths, 'he fund. Il the
oeaaty OF $50 bnt these fands have bsen oug since
tsus Under these crclnssaees the Sonmi,tee sppeas
.ode serA contributions may be cent 70 snas. 81 sa
Ein'oce Committee, consisting Of MsSsrs' NEhsNHna "a
k%saE stEr iasSgp HfsEg W p lsLh1os Ma aaa WILLIAM
RAAkLISU by whom the fund, received viii be
sSai g., g the soldiers ss es6SsE 6iys as; ofDak
Il. y. LArmRor. Secretary. ----
Pensions, Pay, Bounty Money &e'' s'''s'''
psoHpu!' and Oh the GEo' WOo ooNAN, No 80 Pine:t
Refers 10 Shepherd Knapp, esq the Rev n w neo". -.
,r,c Yo,,.,,'. Central Association Of Ressss
for the Army dssiIe to acknowledge 's'''p' VI 'A'
ing oonibaons; .. ,oo rx.,, MI. Tttie Dis
fnia T. o JsH'eJ brow .......
tTom a o. ',.'''''''''' lol Miss J. Vincent - W
fsom Z A. I"; ,o,..h,., 81 Miss +. Winant.
t1oni y soldier sus,sd Mia y. LyoD...J
from Ladies Ct tonaa anu g,,u, n a. Bs,nsrd... - o.
! tulLoS'i'e' N' ''' HOWARD POTTER, Qrsasurw.
NewYork Nov. 8. 1862 -----.
pcnsious. slup Bounty, ard Pay Procured ana 20
80 s ier, Seilors and TIE Relatives oi sucn s0e
, aseoa'e'' gTEITLEToN. GILBERT CANP
N Al their Collection Office
Nc IN Bfosdway (rriniiy buildiagl, New.Tork.
p All business done after this este charges WI be -
Pr Soldiers und Sailors Pay less han so .
amouut whsa over 80 In amount ~ pet cant oa tos
F coeesy aress Of Pay and 500 Bounty for relstivv
OF ieeesred Solliers, y ver cent
'For proeurIna Paisioos--The Goverpr,e'A Fee. @a
ksl Lsosas al ss ssnp toS ess f.eSA u iusuvsasss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Drslntss Nollces.

OK AND OFF.--1herc is something in the man
nsr taking o Ar which has long bcsD spppossa o. ia
di iig- cfa siysh grDtertn. hut more itrc.y r pri
e.cc. D. been given 10 utiin on since the la uf
sa atcf ffo, the -gic hsis of kNnN No 2ll biorasns
- ln scent of grace oteIy body tales Ia, HAT.
IIApEn, you can nave an "ndirng, AWAY
f3y tnc reshis COIN iEH eiacy sjared 20 your mana
ard fyie writing wtca VII - youT wiring vai,yclrsp
o. tlaa steel Pen II you want u; osl A. MORTON ho. -
Nsid.n.ane Or lnclo.e sainJ 'or c'rcuisr.
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP II TllE BEsT
end moe, e,ononca Tor laundry and family being par
tcu ,ry sdaf ted or fannc and oil Kinds Of wooden gcod
Msnuaciur'd and for sale by.E MoRoAss sos' No. I'll
WashlnstonsL. and No. $40 Ne,,.st.
Aho, F,,uIi, f,IE sud No. Soap.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

IDe fOTI0Wlug utat15 nave OccnrTed hero since
our last publication:
Geo Zect, I,7N.Y. Warren Beamsn II lsoPa
Warren Nhiicouib, T. Mas. Corp NJ Dsgrett l. 60 N Y
Henry Emtz. X, los NY. John Soltzev r, Is Pa
bert WeaeL A. 107 Pa j. Lemi.eI A. Pa
Arstu q Parker @, i? Mas, VIM O. d. Atkins. D. .9N. Y.
Chas IL. Russell, ! IT, S. sc. w Evons. ID, II Mich.
Casper Jacobs A | IT, & s Oscs, W Brown y, I54N Y
Ihos. Be1kforh, +. Is N. J. Asa Suiter II, 20 Mass
Sam. y. Gilman, Z, t35 Pa j. w. Lsts. II, Mich.
Jas kesrns q. 1852 n. Y. o. w. Wilcox IL N. Y: s. M
trsnk Wilcox, X. 10 c.. J. w. Stafford Mass Bat.
J. Farce, q, ss Pa f. L. Davis. l. l27N Y.
Wm. Lardley, c, l2I Pa Heary Newton, X, los N. Y.
Elijah sihrop \. IN J. Mm. Barnes y, AMY
Cpl j. L. sister r, 81 Mass Chss. Rotr. II, ~ Mich.
Cpl Geo Keck {, IN. Var. Thos Willis a, lC3 v
J. kueylcy, T., 90 Pa Peter Rhsukiyes. c. Wis.
Oscaf l.. Jerome. r. 8 CT. Heury Bull ID. ScotrssO0
X. H. Curtis c, "a Mich Cpl srank Woodwork, A, Q
Geo W DicksrsoD, H. IS Pa III. Cavalry
Jas. Collyer. u, II Mass Wm. f. Frarblir I'D. g.
Ambrose hsif. : ist. Isaac Linn, ID, lj2 Pa
w. J. Bush 10 n, Y. Eat
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
Army und Nuvy Intelligence.

Ihc on. ward bound feet has rsilcd. The Vanderbilt
lett The 3 .ttery Jestriay. The following are tie
ves3tlg:
Versa. Tuns Rate. Guns
Nendolbit.......1,iJO " Steam Higte ~
Decoian........... so Ste1n 3uG5cst
Io4ucr.... 80 hNP
irO....... bJJ Ghlp
Tie desrination Of there vcescis n known only IL
Ths ke, of the Mauiorinoh, iron-olad, has leon
laid in the Navy-Yard, Brooklyn. We cdetci,Dcd lho
.uroateciiVe craft sOire weeks luce.
Tho Gauoeyoori COurl MAria la.S adjourned.
There never wae ono he'd Lerc which exci'efto
much interest. 1Ile sentence VIII DO Know. next
week.
Tic Ander,on Cavalry have left Carlisle FOR the
West. They went from Carlisle 30 Harrisburg Oh
srec 4 tr4iu. Tie officers are as iolioNr;
Colonel --i Lieuisnsnt Coonf' VIM. openc"i ,''i,i
,jor, AoOgh g. hoseu, arten junior 81 h fI"Hh d. "
Aaia sut, JIues ". Llgktto4ri surgeon b '.i.'n
Caytns-Co. 4, ; Go y Jo,eph i.ss1clj Co' g. M go
ReLini Co D. norman NJ smith -. II. }. W .s',f, Co.
nlrl. Go. J. Roland 5Iser 90 X, j. H. As~I.h 60 H. }
2. Cur.l
FIN. ~ BHohDwAY.--ft about mi1niyAt, IRE
of unknown osigI1 was discovered Ia tho braeme u
Of Mems. Firm, Pond & Co.s cstanibhnisu', y o.
81 J. oadway. Tie Gr m.n Lea he'd tic fpo,
PROMPTLY and sub bdued the flames. be loss, wiiob
n.s mainly lrom weter, VIA roughly e.tipttoi ~
s.,oJI.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia, Pa
Valuable RrroRas on SPsKsArokRHGA or SzsISAL WxAK-
MESS aid Diseases Of ths Sexual Organs. and the
NEw REMEDIES omploy yed in the Dispenssy ia sealed
letter envelopes free of charge. address
Dr.. j. SKILLis Hsu0HroS, howard Aroeia.icn,
No. South Ninth st Phiadelphis, Ps.
COMFORT AND CURE FOR TIE RUPTURED.-
Sent free to any afflicted with Rupture or Hernia Ad
drsss Box No 1913 New York Post-Obco
JEFFERs, No. 573 Broadway, where the genu-
inc BALhOKAL Doors for iss and ciidfeo
nade elso gentemens Sppersin great variety Call
and sec JRpYEks No. SO Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11
National Loan-z.3u Bonds.

PROPOSALS will be received ct this Department. fos 6vs
days from the roh ins and opened The xth day. fs
tsI, 4aos,o, THIRTEEN MILLIONS FOUR HUNDRED
AND TWENTY THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DOLLARS-beins the whole smount Of 100 Three
Ye.w Bonds authorised BY law, and remaining und'possA
Of Offers for any amour. not less than Bond Of Fay
Dollars will be censidered but the Department viii ~ 4
liberty 10 decline all proposals not regarded avspssoss
to the GOvepsn. Ten per cont Of sash smsuns oasss
mus. be dspos.sd with Assistant Treasurer and Will b
forfeited in Of acceptance Of proposal sod nonpsyms~
Of the balance within days from date Of notice OF sccc
snce All deposits of proposals not scoepts< VI
ocinmedaiely returned to the oass On rossivins de-
po'ss the Assistant Tessurs will whom any deposit msy
be made Issue duplicate certificates the original d shies
no VIII deliver to the oerer by whom mass be sent With
hi' proposal to tho Secretary of the Treasury.
No proposal viii Be- considered in sbs.nce Of sua est
csss nor will any proposal be received sf.sr twslss O'Clock
Of the day fixed for toe opening
s.P CHASE. Secretary Of the Trsas-zy.
Phys.cuJture Cuiture.-Ths 'Cl..s. in Prof DO
Hall ef III. Hysisaie Int ,ats on TUESDAYS snl
TEURsDAY5 o. esen ws.k Children at4 IN Ladies sad
Psr.cn w,has ;aGrs;h course Of Physical Csturs ss
hra H. PLU v snd A WOOD, Instfsctora
D. z. MILLER Proprietor
Notice. The r.. L. SNOW SOCIAL UNION No. wix
h " a public Temperance meeting a, No ia7 Bowsry,M1
Wiiam.burgh and M ELTON Of Brooklyn will address
,hs meeting. The public are invited 10 attend
In Preparation.
To be published ia sm. $40 p,ge, at 41 So contsn
ins over TWELVE HUNDRED Memoirs.
BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD
OF NOTED
LDIERS AND SAILORS
ENGAGED IN SURPRISING TIE SOUTHERN RE-
BELLION
By FRANK MOORE.
Editor Of "Ths Rebellion Record" diary Of the Americas
Revolution etc.
tn. design Of this work sford In Lsnd.oue cheap.
ard popular form, Record OF the Personal Services af The
belpu II will include Biographical ,keches of Officers asd
Pty.es have dis ghed thelsevts by sets Of bravery
p.rsOnsl daiing, and No ONE WILL Be OMITTED vie
car with proprety be included In such work.
D-Prr.ons In any part OF the United States who
furnish Sketches Inciden suitable for OF the char
scer ~ tLs soldiers and Sailors will obizo the Editor,
Nj FRANK MOORE. by Communicating with him u New
York City.
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Craig's Niicroscope.-Th- Dew HOLIDAY GiFri
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so general It be had Of booksel and Fancy
Goods dealers generally. PTice by MIL ~ 20 with twelve
besu,i.ul mounted objects. -. Address
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Seasons.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-11

Of the Court. The President has approved the find
ing.
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