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hoard or COUVCTLhEN.

The board NE. last evening, sir. Piuckney, the
pfe.ident, IN the chair
Permission VAS voted the Croton A9ueduct De-
paftnent 10 tap the Aquedne' az l5Sih street.
Mr. LFST offered preamble ana resolution, recit-
ing tie fact that the Rev. II O.. BroNnloW IS soon
expected to visit this city, and rendering him BE NE
Of tho Governors room an which To rece,e the cit-
len- oil NcyIOrl on hisarriyAi here. Mcs-cs. Lent.
Ilraiev anl iIabcocA wore nppointoda committee on
the part Of o.. Conn linen, 10 carry on ts irspla-
tion.
On motion OF Mr.. LESr, tho Committee on Ma
touai Agirs were directed TO take immediate steps
10 render a possible mid md comfort - 81 wound
ed .oliors - may arrive IN this city
Toe resolution OF tho Board Of Aldermen, naming
T., TBits ~ Corporation paper was conourred
in by u vote Of IL To 7-Menf.. Hogan, liiyts,
Jones, Ryan, Webster, Puckney, and Trotter voting
IN the negative.
A resolution was adopted that ESoadway, from
Forty second TO Fifty ninth street, be- re-nuniered
The Mayor sent in the message tran emitted 10 the
Aldermen last Monday, relative to The Defense OF
the Iiarbor.
After q desultory debate, resolution was adopted
authorizing the Mayor to memoralize the l. sis!a-
tuge for the passage of al act to protect the tarb0r
and City Of Now York against tho sIprOsch ol lrOn-
clad yessels ~ war.
Tho 5000 ordnance adopted b. the Board Of
Aldermen. was referred 10 the Finance Committee.
The ordinance making the annual appropriations,
ID amended by the Board Of Aldermen, was also re-
ierTed.
The Board appropriated 81 500 to defay tho ex-
penses Of the Give celebration OF Washington b
BrtLday.
Adjourned to Monday next
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WEyDELL PnIttrs ~ CmcAGo.--Therc was po
disturbance al Mr.. Philiipss lecture in Chicago ~
though every effort vas made b. certain influential
,art1s TO make one. The Iribure of that city saws
For the week past the columns Of the Secession
Yn,5 have bocu iiI,od with appeals 10 mob violence
10 break Up ho lectures ~ Nr. Phillips AT Bryan
He'll, announced by tho Young Mems Association.
Nothing was spared 10 bring about such An eud.
With shamelessue.s that IN . good cause would be
bravery, ana polris once worldly OF better end IN
view, they have openly urged and secretly plotted
70 reproduce IN Chicago The Cincinnati outrage. And
The attempt has JAILED utterly. The tribute
WA noblo one thus raid TO free speech and tree
discussion III the great issue OF the day. Any one
who WAS present last evening must have been blind
md deaf NOT 10 have read the uugury. Had Bryan
Hall been two three times large, it would have
been o Duplicate or trI lca,c demonstration, and
proof that the hearts of tho people are right this
question -- that IN their Wow Slavery il dead
and they prefer to listen to those who "come
10 bsry nOt To praise" W. give
enough OF his speech TO chow what ia the mis-
sion Of Wendell Phillips, pleading aud entleating
bis ielow-citilens 10 spare not the monster evii OF
slavery, aud 10 evidence the spirit in which Chicago
has received him. Here az least there are no mopr'
Never wss Ihe matter Better teeed than last evening
and At now stands empAaticaliy 0i record t'A. suA
j. The ease. Neyor were appeals 60 ua's ih'sI'As
more Shameless and a premium on moo NIoten'o
more openly Offered aud yet the vast idleh'7 ,ame
aud went 10 quietly as To Sab0ail hoF'l'o' ~ 'ue
few minions of tn, Tunes SUNK away 'opuhou'
We have no elaborate comments 10 uia"o upon hf'
Phillips lecture L. was emiDenly patriotic az our
report will convince all who 30 not put tue salvation
of slavery before the preservation OF the bnion III
takes The ground that there can De no peace without
the extinction OF slavery, whose root the war has
laid bare. uonest-mindod men are very Iauch OF that
opinion.
IA specimen Of the ,pirit of The oppositiont TO Mr.
Phillips, we quote all that Tile Chicago Tunes says
Of the lecture. The Times does not report 4 word
Of what Mr. Phillips said, but thus mislepresentS
him without serIrple:
Wendell Phillips, last evening, desmed II OK
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The Hon. II. G. Knight Of Mass; the Hon. Cha 4
Dolano Of hass. the Hon. John Magee OF BAH ;
Capt. Oejnger Of the n. s. N; w. Williams OF the
&. S. A.; C. AlCer Of IIudson G. Willard Of Troy;
A. g. Meyer and Lady Of Baltimorei and n. Peck Of
Boston, are 1t the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Commander Pierce Of tho u. 5. N; g. Gerard, L..
H. Consul a. ST. Helena Beni. +. ThurstOn Of Prov
iaerce. K. l.; \. Wingof Albany; DR. josiah Cros-
by and !. Crosby of Eew-B impshire; 4. b. Buck
ingh am Of Conn. and j. A. Doyle Of the u. S. r.,
are q, the Aston House.
--Lieut-Col. Ross Of n. B. Ms service, from En-
gland Thomas Kennedy from Glasgow, Scotland;
Cent. 2, W. Hudson of the IT, s. H.,
from New6rrn, North Carolina; W. Shilleto Of Gin
einnai, L. y. Whiting Of Philadelphia, 4. Fairbanks
of Vermont I. o. Tufts Of Boston, and tho Rev. +.
T. Chapman Of Troy, are at tie Fifth avenue Hotel.
49, {. II. Webbe, OF the L. s. Army, +. y. Web
Der Of tic q. $. Coast Survey, f. d. Reynolds Of
Sashvie, and Il. Yoonans OF Massachusetts, are at
be Metropolitan Hotel
j. {. Cruger OF Dgtcpss County, Saml. Ham
nond Of Rcsion, Mr. Roberts aud lady Of New-York,
, Mr.. Dwight OF Boston, are at che 6reVooH House.
- ID. Minardo, from Spain, is stopping NJ The Clar-
ldon Botel.
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PARIS, Asrch 2i.-Rentes have adval.eed "a C3i
&C..
Ire C,NQs Legislatf has adopted lLe Address %
the Enpuror, with bat nine .disseDiient votes.
LIyyRPUOL. March 2i.--lhe Ena from New.
York arfi v@d at Queenstown on the Goth.
The Extraordinary JapGDCfe Embas-sdoTs do
pured 20 Witt the various counties o Eurcpe ar
rivedzt SJez ca the 2rh.
Ross, hLJeb ls.--Ihe Pope has been i'll for Tic
past week. HI strength has been much prostrated,
aud ~ las slspepded biz audiences.
LOEB3s, March 2i.--Ihere was heavy fell Of
snow in England on Thursday night.
1harsasy's Bank return shows an important sddi-
ton 70 lie bnlion and reserve
TIE T.gqes leity article says English fpndG were
quiet TAT firm yesterday.
The Society fos the Propagation OF Commercial
ReiOrn. IN France have unanimously voted il inex-
pedie1t 40 reoeal ell duties raw material employed
IN buildiag and fttisg ships, and assaate oil fags
IN regard 70 customs aud duties.
United States Fiyes ART quoted at 36@77.
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pedent 70 tone down and agar-coa4 bis treascuahI.
lecture on the War. With this slight difference, ths

pedient 70 tone down and ugarcoa4 bis treascuahI.
lecture on the War. With this slight difference the
discourse was substantially the same as The NEw.
YORK TRIBUNE's report of it as delivered in Wash.
jDgiop. Tie isbors OF the trainers OF the Consti,u
ton were scOtd a, aud derded, and he frankly nd.
mitted that he had been a Jealous Disunionist 70,
sixteen years and until through the working of the
present war he discovered glimmerngs Of Universal
aud immediate emancipation, and OF the bLssful era
Of practical amagamstioD. Comparing the relative
exports of the West INDIA Islands and Of the New.
England States Us the test OF the superiority Of the
races the lecturer deduced the statement that the
negro beats the Yankee hundred per cent. Ths
anGience, crinone and broadcloth alike, enthusiast
til ally applauded this announcement Of their own
nferiority to the greasy and halfciiliSed negroes
audience. The existence OF any Union
sentiment whatever ct the South Phillips ear
nestly combated, and it's alleged non-exlstence
formed the basis OF an argument for the creation Of
Union party Of emancipaed negroes and The col
onization Of the slaveholders. This sentence, IN
fact, is almost syllabus Of the argument Of the en-.
tire lecture. The military ability of Gen. Mcclellan
was ridicnled aud this provoked the only manifesto
ton Of dsapprobation INDUCED 10 by the audience
Rather strange, too, cOnsidering that Washington,
jefferson, Hamilton, Madison, and other architects
of the Constitution were etigmatized az even more
complete failures ss STA esmen than Mcclellan as g
soldier. But throughout, the harangue abOnnded In
NE palpable treason ~ has been uttered by Da,
viz or Yancey. II was ada nistered, too, In most
plausio'e saps. False facts, figures, and logic were
resorted TO. The dead statesmen OF the Republic
were nalisned end nisrepresented, and eotsmpors.-
neons history grossly perverted.
Wendell Phillips can return 70 Boston and con.
gratula'e The reasonable coterie Of which be Is ..
stiuing light, on brilliant achievement: Chicago,
which once refused TO hear Douglas in yindica.ior.
Of the Constitution aud the sanctity Of the Union,
and mobbed the great statesman from the ros,rum,
has spplauded bin to the very echo in his execra-
ton OF the charter Of liberties and his ridicu<
Of the symbol Of our departed naticnal greatness.
The Chicago Tribune says that " an invitation
has been sent to Mr.. Phps to repeat his lecture or
the war, in Cincinnati, on Lis return East and he
will do 80, when woe betide the wretcbed tool OF
the slavedlyers that dsTes assail free speech. Mr.
Phillips will probably comply with the invitation
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CohwFRCIAL, INTFIJrcrNcr


Nun6s GA th. Isb dut s1e eighth lover The Biz,
make, Easy and "a demand igh Gold flows 10
Che ba1s large o-aaaies - ere "a expeetato Of ca
early reduction ~ The bsk InuLa. kands were rstl7
6rruer On tks HsA
LsgrErooT, Htrch o. 1892
CoTTos.-Ssles three days $4,000 bales, includine
$50 20 ,ps,1lstSs md exp rtsn Market quiet and M
changed, Dat closed with an ur1lrd eud.1cy.
BHgADsTF's arsser. R'chlrdsol Spence & Co., aud
Wakefield Mad 60. report tlou, duh aa3 downward
Whest retlge Red Ne-tfru, j G4l w. Red soltLeul
ii sol. 4. White Weston ~ 'hts So t.tI1, - 20
q! 10. Cora tending 0pasrh. Mixed, a lsdz9.
a1vheoSi s.sady. The fane author lies report. Beef
e.1y fok asadv Bacon active aud fra. Lard quiet
AID afn. la'lo~ 1aiet 6ui stsedy
HsDVct Sage guist bu steady. C00s siesfy. Rice
-. AsAts eeet Pote 81 rtsrS J2I3 Splfia Ill-
s's .oninA kosip d1lii Common, l2iGUl tA
-. 10y Aa,ea ls-EGEADslrFsf sll decii. Ing SrgtE
a., 10y CORR Erln. TIA dali aud unchanged
O., =, . u' steady TALON ffn .. fC3 H. SslDD On
r r sgne' 80, ilp.is Central. ~ dis,,r,t
~'''"A9 eioAed 81 ds3t Ter rrosrr-
LIVERPOOL. Mach 2I.--Coy-fy' "a, n, go. -,
80 ''.,s o. re Nees tt2 1850 bale, ,,f,G : 10 10
- .''4.'-, ."u yA' TO exporter - IN
e 40 ihe .sez to-day ltddsyl se ..,ilS fg
Ne ss HsiHoiAs <sS q speeua sud .y,c-s e.. %
elyfing era 81 The ssysDee @P0'''is NE max, .
~ he STOCK IN port j. Estimated st 409soa ~, a..
~ 90 are AneliraD. NV Oaie' u which
bRE,DsrUrfs an quie, bg. steady, szceu. W.. 49,, !
Vn9s do"nwsft, aud Quotations barely uaataIued "tlch
PtOVsTONs steady -"eu' /,
LONDON. March 2l.-Cosso,, Z, nonsv on .ao.
Illinois Central Share 42I di,co1,,; Efies al
Ihe baLon - Tie Hslk II gsDd haf nc,eesoa So, No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
CREAT RRITAIN.

rresideus / nicolas Emancipation Messsee had
attracted r,nuca attention in England There IL h''le
tine yet for comment. -.
The Literoool Post SAYS there can be no doubt II
will havser inaeulabe effect IN Europe, ana tuat
effect Willie nypst favorable 10 the Northern cause
The LOaion Tunes, in editorial on the subject
ssys: % Is she mOsI important news since tue
sph,. TIE Residents avowed object IL 70 ie-
cover toehe Onion the Border States. The nropo'
stioD &c im psrtant, not for lts intrinsic liStii'
hood efslcce ri aRce but simply because It u propo
alton, and is the first bid made towards pa'9g NJ
end 70 :ne war. We may hope others may ioiI0H
sndtf,st the NeTth mag gradually rise ID j. oiSis
untitssmetbisg acceptable has been put forih; 1ne
only rgply OF he South 60 President Linc0lo ndt
beenE resolution Of the Confederate House OF rep
ssn 1iyes 10 burn all the cotton aud TOBACCO tna'
may DO in danger of falling into the hanos o. ''s '
vad re- In every point Of view the proposal OF tue
Pre- ileia ,iv@s rst scope for speculation ara per-
hsss sOpte Cpse OF hope; but II ID fer what y MY
be AID and not ior what It L..
RUSS III r rrespondcnce 10 me f1ncS IS as''
dated rom Washington. and COMES down 10 March o
He say N 1te weather hiss prevented Gen Mcclellan
sdyan o.. He praises the cOnstancy and ienaety 81
she onfederaes. lie says the Northern troep'
getting weary Of war, and cIsInorons ior ia'
iongb T.
In magistrates of Sunderland have Issued a war
rant fcr the apprehension of Frederick Colboin
Curt b, sai5 to be general IN the Union army
fSlu a. 3D. who, two years ago, left hs wie and
ak hit2Ten Charpeable on the parish OF Sunderland
ibrsl,ar advices to the 4 ith say the Federal YES
els Tgssrorl, Ino, and kearsage were at Aige
sire T. She lieutenant Of the Sumter ami ext n."et
s.a les Consul at Csdi2, who were arrested a
Tt ngiers, were transferred from the lno 10 the tar
We q Home, bound for Boston. 1t lie said they wer
put III lrOns.
The pgoceednes in Parliament on the 18th wer
ptmpOF:ant.
general meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany wss held 10 London on TIE 18Th The Direc
tors report wss adopted. Hopeful views were en-
iertained. It. was announced that Lord Palmersto
would receive deput.ton from the Company o.
She subject the following week.
The marine statistics show that in FIVE months
ending Jan. ~, abou, thirty-six vessels laden wit
hour and grain, from America for England, Wen
Iost. Tie total csrgoes exceeded 700 00J bushels.
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The Baltimore and Ohio Wai,rond.

The last rail, completing the track Of The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad. war laid ten mler west OF
I!arpefs Ferry on Saturday night last, eince which
400 loaded cars have Iasscd through the lately die
turbed dietric east and west. 20o cara Of Western
produce loaded at the Ohio River last week, reached
Baltimore to-day, the fret since April last. The first
through passenger train leaves Baltimore tomorrow
morning direct Tor Wheeling. With the increased
precautions VI the Government there IL no fear enter
tanned here that this valuable route will lie again
interrupted. The Government supplies for the entire
Potomac aud sea coast armies greatly facilitated
by the restoration Of this road.
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The TuRKIsn BAT =, covp.xv-Trodsr, The sror

The Turkish BAT q CoNPAsY.-Under the efforts
of MIR. c. oscan' al, turkish Bath Company"
has oe'p organ .zcd in this city aud as soon az the
capiio'l siccg. is taken we stall have the genuine
Luz aish oaths permanently established here. These
y d,hs are highly commended blythe leading members
of the medical profession several OF whom In this
city have taken an active interest in tho matter
Persons desircus of interesting themselves in this
movement, may learn more about it BY referring to
our advertising columns.
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Call for 81 Convention Of tewspa-
per Publishers. Editors, and stc-

ALBANY Monday March 81. 1852
A call has been issued for n Convention Of The
pubisLers, editors and reporters Of the newspapers
o tho Stale, Interpretive Of p0iurs to meet az Al
bany on ", inesday, April Q, for the purpose Of
forming d State organization for mutual protection.
The call is sigued by T. Is. Caldwclaud five ctters.
A Corretp ondDg Committee has been app ointed 10
Eiale The InrI0sea Of The Cnnve:tiOu.
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Albany live sisck Market.

hLNAfl, NIouuly,
BsryEsThe receipts modera'e-soout the zane Az
wesk-Dut there slight mProvemer, IN the aeiss- qen
h. I'D p-ces are frs,'i'u better The mMket oIelsd vita
4rt~ fririt, hut c'ars DOL number o. ihe rev
garf speruOrs wen. 10 Buffalo AM bought seFsia lsre
droraa vio several fronihs Wee anticipating aspiring Lee
,rd Il hr,gYork did kesse-a them, the af % 10
.-hal Nsxa Co who sdlei about 800 head 70 ihe oss
arores TIE f-sult three fLr fefes owned s9n
h.ss the tots receipts which fact although I'D iol
ershlr them 20 CONTROL the market, them sutiert
strength thenseive- and s4 proa on 1ei.
e. Thee parties sod shout onlclf Of heir stock here
srd U remainder through % NewYofk TIE drl'
market a the claia is mainy attributable 20 tie
sr entertained by d'oyer that they would be unable &c
ge their .flo tho river today owing 20 tie condition
tn he ~ hch now very rotten. ard may any h5l
An ~ ho cou.r thrr cete over Yesterday mornoy si,
wsli3g for bids and three dr'yes d-ss
sround by Troy. IN the moon The ica
~ snd the Budson liver Tsrosd ferry boat whci
Ire Only running. L.ed oil, temporarily. lsSyns
a11ct D. 0cl bead attn IN h, siie
kzCs ars.lhr allowing IS chr comparative statement o.
rrce, biz market tho Central Railroad e.sa.:
la % the cg: Cor week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

CHARTER ELEcTI0Ss.--I The Charter Election for
the City OF IiobOken i, 70 take place III Tuesday,
the sih OF April There IL to BE- cleo, Ell a Mayor,
three Counc lmen, a City Clerk, Treasurer, Street
Cou missioner, Superintendent o. PlbAc Schools,
snd one W ,ter Commissioner.
In the First Ward Jersey City. Andrew Bar
ricko and John W. Orr have re eivci fbs Demo-
cratic nomination for Aldefmen. uld . ;he Second
Ward John Mcbride and lsanc Edge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01

Miss ssdie il. Curtis eldest daughter of Gen. S.
H. Curtis, died IN 81. Louis on the 10Th. 4 few
weeks ago she went to Rols to assist in nursing her
brother who wos i'll at that post. While there she
Vas attacked by typhoid fever, but recovered suf
Aciently 10 bear removal 10 81. Louis. Al ono time
she was thought 10 be nearly well bn, she suffered
realse which has deprived her father OF one OF the
bngirert gbts Of his household aud large circle Of
relatives Of I'll ostin.abe and we'll beloved friend
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LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, March 81 loS 100 :

SENATE. ALBANY, March 81 loS| .se
The bill 10 incorporate tbe Ns~bnISh no''0
m I'M 70 encop,a e inyestmtnis of small sums u
state STOCKS was reported favoraby. 49,. ,s,,ssmept
Tie bin for correcting the error ID lne "'''''''
of taxes 10 Brooklyn was paced. ..;onol Districts
The bill redistricting the CongresoSS or Wednes.
of the State was made the specia' ofue' W.
day. ,, .xcise law was then
.ons;der' d mill the hour of Adjournment
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AUSTRIA.

Great precautions were being taken BY tbs hGs-
sran Government on the Venetian frontier The
advanced posts bad been doubled and tie garrison
augmented. Troops bad alec been posted along he
Ene Of the 20. The Emperor had gone from Venice
so Vic8DTia A captain and two officers Of the Anf-
trian Zee, were arrested at Mantua suspicion Of
being p2rtisaas in the Italian cagse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01

MEETING OF LIqcsR DEALERS IN HoBokkN.-
M Lsn.r. Of Hnhosen yss,'rdsy for the purpose
Of se,ns the license fee reduced from 70 to so 10 yew o.,
h Recruiters were adopted that In consequences OF the
lines and from face thai the GoyernGsn Mt ~, .J
heavy sI upon the liquor trade 20 petition iy ~
Tor n, candidate or Councilman at the coming ensei ere
ad r.dpc,ioa A Jomnlittee OF three from each Nafn
..ppsnt.d 20 carry the obec, Of the meeting alter
| u bieh thew adjourned.
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ALLEGED EYBJ7zLEhEsT.-heHeLu houyon
II Mead native OF Rensselaer, County, Y aud Jumper
ds, wa, arrested and sken before justice Connolly - te
Ton,h Polio. Court charges OF embezHemeh ~ ~
mara ON the complaints that the lJh oil nay 10 'no
se,used appropriated sci. the proceeds Of
o,. Tor $40 drawn by ~ Wood and that on INC IG
Of August 1862 w- he sr.ing ~ clerk oi the
al Nm H. Boomingdai- Of Albany, he ielon.9usiI Gu.
br.d and converted TO his the sum oil Nv III
money lie vas held bs IN the sru oil t9Vo IN eeen c.e
solomon L. Hull lawyer in this city BECAME DohaAnah ''
the accused IN both Cases.
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E.cAre OF Coxyler.-A eony.c,. mined .Iamea

Guthrie Who erwin torn g. 10 STATE 90 q lEen
f.r New jersey. succeet n IL king Die escape tnfdv
h he l. scotchmap for y-uin- years o. nvs feet
three nch,t M hight, L.ou hair, blue eyes, 1w f7Tei~ai
lk com r'~sipn aid snder huii. he h4. s-cac. n
iuo ud the bsck 81 he .it hand rre OF ship
rirh. bclo elbow, and inside Of ill.,
10 hes been offered Tor the arrest Of Guthrie by
Dir. ffoa1.and keeper Il the
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GREECE.

AN tie cannon Of the insurgents have fallen into
she a7aE OF the Royal troops. small garrison al
Syria captured and order restored AZ that IIaee
The isarQenIs at Naup asked for an amnesty and
&riais ice FIR "a hours which Vas granted
Conf tanunople advices gay that & corps Of obser-
vs,iOn GoIisting Of @0,00 Turkish trOCps, bss been
dispste ssd 70 the Grecisn frontier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01

IV.I-- y. y NIV1laV- IIa-GI u ~
Tie LaTbor is completely blocked up With ice. No
maila nave been received here departed hence Tor
the hst Pix weeks.
a large steamer passed here this morning, forcing
her way through dense pack Of ice.
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Navigation Westward.

I'INa M, IIOIlNI-I l1lfITl % II0N.
The Erie Railway STEINER Elmirl arrived here,
With full cargo, from Toledo Yesterday afternoon,
being tue first ARRIVAL Of the season
Navigation 81 this port u now entirely ifce and
UDottrGcied, aud steamers viii regularly 20
Western ports.
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IAdverti,.ment1
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoR 1862.

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The Presidents Eman' .ipation Policy
in Engl9 nd.
FAVORABLE RECEPTION OF THE MESSAGE.
The Somter's Officers OF Their Way to
Boston.
Moat FRENCH TROOPS FOR MEXICO.
WAR; IKE ATTITUDE OF AUSTRIA.
pg.r,.sp, Monday, March 81 1852,


Tbo Jc-a from Liverpool at 80 p M OF the %o'n'
and ic7.londcryy 2ist inst, arrived mere a' T. II"
Sho 6-i1gs l74 passengers.
TIE liberIJ en, nom Portland arrived az LONDON,
derry on tho morning Of the 18Th, end at Liverpool
early on the 1fo-niug Of the 10Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01

T,an., veph prcetnet Station House In Cedar stree.
wlsre hoy gave ,h.S J.hn WIS., elss. LAWS
Johnson. fnsrchsrti Charles Um.r' csrhi % nrsp
CLarIos Williams ais Andrew Coffee els,si .hsre' na
Ut. ,lers ~ N Doves clerk Geo AIen .a"5.fi anu
cIi ~ - f,olorrd baTke-psr. Thu were suOse-
quietly asn to Tombs Police Cou 0sos d s" ,s
rig, ,vd.,re Tho police secured gambling inpem"n' 70
ne yslue of4 1900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01

AGAi,ioual troops were beiug sent 20 Mexico and
Q Dew brigade YVES 70 leave Toulon on the following
week. Camps at Chalons and Lyons were 70 BE
opened earlier than usual.
The Beurse was dull, but rather frpier.