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TO ARRIVE.
Passengers Sailed

In .ermrlip Sorcna for SOUTHAMPTON Haere ard Han.
bs,0-A nozapiel. Mr. and Mrs. MsuTicio baer hr snd
Mrs Antonio Bsnein Emil Rost, A. Meisel Manns Frank
Phipp Hss. Mrs Philippine Marer and child Mira RupP aud
child Ms, Helena Mentiel and infant c r. Iinch Mics
Macberfen Mrs Milford. = Lenhcm, NJ Brubl s. sommeF.
6.ld y Behm job Peter Koch John ileymsnnn Mr.. and
Mr.. Webe VIM. nscsenbsch aud child Francis T. Leseur,
C,p, Kummicksr. Hugo Brown, Miss A. Rohmsnn, New
York. CLss Prshl London AleI H. Strauss Chas Oeach
and child Mrs H. Renner. A. BriscLe G. henemann Phia,
d,lohi,: ~ NJ Peyser Capt. C. Hoyt bostoni Mr aud
Mir. JOS stern Wsshins,on C. H. ohler. San Francisco
NJ r. Aschehsn, California; VIM Bloess Sc Louis: Felix
schweder Lima Mrs schebls. Mrs Hambo and child Gin.
cnan,i; Mr. and Mrs. Chss schirecb aud child, Mrt "
sshirsch child aud infant Williamsburg snd others IN the
steefrge Total l0l. 49,
IN sfeamsip Edinburgh for Qaeen.fo,n end LrspoO- A.
w Wsrden Z. Chaplain, J. n. McChe.neN, T. H. scum
Roo, Strain Rev J. b. Bracket Prof Jewett Charles A.
PIol Capt A. Brvo Mira Boud aud Child Mrs Croit, and
rhilJ Mrs Thomas and child John Smith and wife john
Wilson and SOP H. Bone. Cept. Eowland X. n, 2chdrei
and nrrsoi NJ 1iaer Edmund A. English. Miss Nertel.
An, Mary Read Ms. Richard White ard child Rev. David
Am,tIons Andrew Lothen VIM Laurie and wife E.teVaa
Mir two Misses Wes,cot,. II Quick q. d. Gilman y n
Hawks o. A. Chase. r.. A. Chase, Geo Gerard. H. r. Mole,
4 T. Jones }. 4. Edws'ds f. C. utieuez MI. GutieTse1
Mr, Pc grev Miss Onsten, John Nanston. Henry Mack
Geo r. Taylor aud John Prsss, with Others IN the seesg
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BUSINESS !. THE SHIP YARDs-HoRE MoSIroRs
USDrR WaY-Busress is daily becoming more
lively in the ship yards at GreenPoni, and the ial OF
the past few weeks promises to be followed by II
season of activity.
Al the Continental works, where the Galena has
been receiving her armament, two more gunboats on
tho same pattern have been commenced. AT the
Eagle saw mill, Me-rrs. Ingcrsol & Go. OF New
York are building 20 large launches for the Govern
ment Mr. Henry Steers has commenced work on a
steamer Of 1000 tuns burden for o. NJ Roberts, esq,
agent of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
Webb & Bell arc busily engaged filing their yard
with timber, preparatory TO commencing work
on three large vessels for which they have received
a contract. A new yard is about to be opened by Mr.
S. +. Williams, who has large amount OF work un-
der contract.
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A BOcUs SUFFERER TOR THE SaSK OF TIE
Usiox.-On Friday, United States Marshal Murray
was visited by lady and gentleman RESTING in the
upper part Of the city, who complained that young
man and his wife, whom they had taken into their
house temporarily from motives Of beneyolence and
who had represented themselves as escaped Union
lists from Mississippi, having suffered the most in
tolerabie assaults at the hands Of the Rebels had
been conducting Themselves in such "a manner az 10
justify the suspicion that they were decevcT; aud
az they suspected their loyalty they hoped they
would bs arrested.
The Marshal instructed detectives Devos and
Sampson TO arrest the hIioSissppian and wife,
which they did IN The course Of the afternoon. II
appear. that The young man who las given bis name
an tie Rev. X. j. Hall, H. G. Hall, ii. d., and H. j.
Hall, erq., visited several Of the pastors Of our city
chuiches, aud delivered an address before two Of
their congregations last Sunday week, living a
heari-rending account OF ts suernQs 10 large con
,reoations Collections were taken in his be.
half Which amounted 10 SCI. lie had been
stopping At Eare's Hotel, in Canal street, but
10 reduce bis expenses aud to facilitate the exercise
Of beneyoence, the lady and gentleman who called
at tie Manhsl's Office took him and his wife home
and made ample provision for them.
Although Hall was suspected on Sunday night OF
telling very doubtful story, the people with whom
he was residing could not be induced to dstrust him.
II appears that HE wife was obtained in answer 10
an advertisement in the Albany newspapers, and
that they were married after five hours acquaintance.
From letter which she had written last Saturday ii
!, revealed ibs, ,he is person Of very low charge
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SIRKEs-JHe B4GolO C0moierciai hdcertiser
ays that the strike in the machine shops Of that city,
recorded within week, has resulted unfortunately
to the striker employers having preferred 10 hire
outside men who do not delong 70 The Union, rather
IMAM suomi TO demands from Tie former wOikmen.
ibe stnse o. tie Loaf oa1llers in Rochester, an
nounced III tlis paper on Tue day las IS not yet ter
minated. We understand that tie employees IN the
yard Of John Thompson have resumed work, that
gentleman having accedod to their demands. TIE
other propIisiors still hold our.
The lahorer3 on al the ten locks Of tie Chemuu2
Canal, which aie being reoOnitrIced, have strucs
for an iucieaSe Of wages. They have Ieen paid
dollar q day during the entire Winter and nov de-.
. mand dollar and twenty-five cents. Tie cor
tractor, Mr.. Cephus G. Barker, docs rot propose TO
yield 70 the demand Of the stkers and snb IL the
iorwariness of The work, that the public intere.r
viii not be preud.ced by The stnbo.
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To Mariners.

yorsx At CnEKEisroSE INLET. VlReiNiA.-rhs
or the Der s. the en'rsnee o. Chcrys'one Inlet
hen rrd.d will be re-exhibited from and aiter the
hayes Jresds, Apple, l8t2 and viii ne kept burning
.ls eyery r,ghs reasr from sunset 70 sunrise.
% sht situated the ives, side OF tie entrance to the
=. 1, sbont our " set water low tide. and 10 miles
auth OF Sandy Point. IL screwpe structure, hexssonA
In plan The house painted white and the piles and snsein
arc painted red. ~, =,
Tie Illuminating apparatus is FIesue lens, +th order
h wing elevation Of 36 feet above the water ee
hight of the natural color and illuminating 2O degrees Of tos
hsrzcu. The light shord be visible, 10 ordinary wss'n"
distance OF 10 nautical miles.
Dy order Of the Lighthouse Board -,,,s c..,..rx
THORNTON A. JENKINS, cse,essy
Treasury Department, Oftee Lighthouse bos'' "'"'
ten, u. C., March ~ lft%
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MAPLE SUGAR-It is now hard upon the LIST OF
April, aud not sugar orchard in the county so far
"a we can learn is in running order. The depth OF
snow has rendered it impossible 10 tap the trees,
gather the cap, or make the sugar. For these
reasons let the weather be ever 30 propiiious, the
manufacture Of maple sugar must be very light this
wear in Vermont Had the season been favorable,
more new sugar would have been made this year
than ever before. Ar il is there will be very little
for foreign market Vermont PhenN.
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cor.T cAIEypAR-roR Mosp.

SrFEEgE OURT--CIRcCiT.-Par l.-Noe. IJO.,
q .. eol los 1883 1853 l4sl 1897 1919 1861 1897 100
;5 Issl i74g 100 1895 1853. Part IISo'. 1910 loo
-b 1871 1913 1885 COO 4s. r. 9.5 ~, lt2 1880, lao, iS
l41 lls 1894 49, l3c2
SUPREME CouRT-SPECGsL TERn.-Demurrers.-
Nos. l. g. 5. 4. :, O. 9 II, IL to ~, y, "a 49, o,o-
SUPERIOR COURT-Part Mos. w, 3V0 3lSD,
2gl7 1875 lI2I III, 49, l75 1888 1885, l7J 1913 1873
l1ll 5g. 2g 81. Part lNos l50 $780, 3i35 Jb soio'
008 81 90 $3.50 $40 1910 1864, 838, 1893, 1913 lIb -
CoUKT OF COMMON PLkAs.-Part Nos. j, so',
~, 600 e1 CAS- 9O as 5a3 ia ga s.5 ga 49, OILS Pert
I-Nos 4o5 s22 oil. 1914. $50 se2 3d. 1884, 9o7 go sl go
a. -gi tfS
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CTATE ofvERMoNT, Rutland, ss.-MIILER

y { KNAPP Trustees. 1HE ~ TLAND AND
WksHISGrON RAILROAD CONPANI-m Cnsncery.
March Term lS59Nb Daniel = Miller and sheph.ro
Faapp OF the City ard state Of Negl ork Iruee, o. the
Rutland and Wellington Railroad have filed their peion an
ed Court settiu. forth bill IN the ABOVE ed cause
hos been long time PENDING 70 ioeco'e the Ist mort
20 an I'D Rsfosd; that said suit has been resisted and
ret expenses have been u Jred H. tie prosecution thereof
that defrsy such eIpenes on assenent hs' el toe
mon the boaduoldel. under said mortgage, which asses
nt rre share o. said bondl odeT have neglected 70 pay
thst expenses now amour, 70 sge sam hno pray
boz hs Inc Court here viii orjt ssd bondhoceIs 10 suc
,,essfnents within short dsy aud provide reasonable fund
.o the payen, future snd ooss OF be forever
t.yred any claim uGoer sad mortgage, by reason OF any
tonds secured thereby
is ordered tht tie holders Of the si0ressd bonds be mott
led 10 sppear before the Hon james Barrett Chancellor a.
Ncsne IN tie County Of Nindlt. in ssd state on The
2 day OF April A 81 1867 then and shore 10 show cause II
any they have why 'he pyer Of t re zion should not he
sn.ed By publishing the substance o. said petit On Win thus
oder ten days sgcccs-lyely IN Tie Eewlok Daily Tribune
printed Csty Of Newly orb aud in The Rutland Daily
Herald printed al Rutland, state OF Vermont the las.
which shall be daFs previous 10 sid hesuns
which shall bs deemed sufficient notice
H. W. HOPKINS, CLERK.
L S1lfrtfor
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NOTICE of application for The DISCHARGE
" Of an INsOLNENT from lila DEBTS, pursuant to The
rfovons Of the third sce Of the hrs, title OF the tt
,ner Of the second ua. OF the Revised StstuteIyOhN
CRfST OF the 81 German Flats In the County OF Hefki
uer an inoiven debtor. Notice ht published March 20
90 Creators aypesl Deiors the Hon. Ezra Graves,
County utge sid County Of HefseI e. bis ONCE in the
cos ia the forenoon 10 NOV IL any they have why
o. sssirnren should h. made o. laid insoyenis estate
toa he b. d sci AFged fsom his det's.
AMOS III PRESCOTT Attorney for lu,olvent.
Mill lassl0wMf MOHAWK Ne"-io!N
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TnE GRowISG WHEAT CEoP OF EsGLsvD.-We
nave before US a table got Up By the euterrrisng
managers Of Tie Marx Line EIDress, London, that
shows The condition Of the growing wheat crop. 4,
'''i places, IN Al counties Of England, at tie be.
ginning Of March. From this it appears that more
'1sn the average breadth las been eowu, and that
IN large majority Of cases the crop looks remarEa-
oy well, and the prospect Of the harvest being larqe
never was better in March than IL is nov. Similar
e4lslca Information gathered in this country would
" Oh Immense importance to all who grow OF deal in
grlI.
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OuT-DooR SPoBTs.-The Favorite Clab OF Brook
lvn commenced practice on "Wednesday last, a, the
Marion House, when sides were chosen by \. kalb'
i,eisch and c. Cooper, and good game played
resulting in a victory. for the former.
The Mutual Club and the National Association Of
Junior Baseball Players are making their arrange
ments for the season, and are about holding their
annual meetings.
In aquatic sports the season Of 1862 promises to be
one 81 unusual spirit and attractiveness. The New
York Yacht Club, which has given life and impulse
to Yachting in the United States, will open the ball IN
grand style with their annual regatta, which will
take place on the 4th Of June.
The Brooklyn, Jersey City, Hoboken and Harlem
Yacht Clubs will also give several regsttas during
the Simmer.
The ATLANTA, Waverley, Aurora, Gulick, and Other
rowing clubs are making preparations TO display
their beautiful boats and good Craftsmanship on the
Hudson during the season.
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Ef0al Notices.

NEW-YORK SUPERIOR COURT.-State,
~ City and County Of New-Yor . GEORGE w COR.
IAN Pa,otf eat JAMES r. BRETT, DANIEL BERLIN
LIN and JOHN h. BRYANT. Defeudsussu Summons ior Re
Eel-I O the Defendants, JOHN J.. BRYANT end DANIEL
BERLIN each You HEREBY summoned and required 10
swer the complaint this action, which has tins day been
ted ~ the office Of the County CLERK Of NrwNos, at tie
Civ Hall in said CITY and 10 copy answer 10
III. said complain; the Subscriber, his Office No %
Boelmsu.st il the Cy OF NewNoTk, within twenty days
,e the service hereof exclusive the day Of such service
,dn you fail the complaint vi bin the time GoIc
,sd tie plaintiff in this acton VIII apply 10 tie Court for the
relief snded The against you end each OF you
Dated New York Marri B. 1852
ALANSON NASH. Plaintiffs Atomoy,
slbi0 lswfwM No g BeekmGn-st New ok
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.Nesp'Tork Daap Gribn,te
CITY ITEMS.
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WAIIACKs TnKlTKR-No. 64i Broadway, Secrets Worth
Knowing
WINTER ES-Broadwsy, sibyl"
LArRA KYpxs,s THElrKR-Bros6way, The Mccarthy, or
Peep o. Day"
NlnLo's GARDrN-BIoodwsy. " The Rivals" aud " Black
Eyed SUSAN
MANY PRovosr's THsATER-No AS Broadway THE hunen'
back"
B.KxrM's asFRiCaS MrsFrn -Hrosdwsy. Com Mutt llv'
inc HippopotamGs, Nnale, &c, day add night - Inc
Ogre und the Dwarf" afternoon and evening
Van AsRrRsH A Co.'s Observation-Disclosures street,
near Sixth svepue-Wid Beasts, Performing Elephants
The Lion Tanners, &c, three times day.
CHrRcB's uRARr ASDEs-Goupil's, No. 17l Brosd
way
HopK CHAPEL--No. 40 Broadway. South Ses Whaling
Voyase i" afternoon and evening
BHoosIyx ArHgY RusMT Colinsin Dramatic and Musical
Paror Entertainments
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Bdgs-zuelks Gtozer Ehxsbethport, Brett, Son Co I,
Zee mph lDItch schppen, Ams;erda, Fanch, Meincte
WeDdt.
schooners-nsry Rice. Bluygsrd Wilmington y L; Knee
landr Vias. Belle Berry msster Isabel Buerman Tsnss
Boston, 4. Murray jr. Decatur Oaks Ovsrton, Granada
MASTER Sarah James HIon, Yarmouth Thos James Isabel
Albert. Tooke ST. CroI. Roche Bros. Codey K King
H. s. Racket A. B. Terry Pedrck, Havana. r. B. Eldndgs
Bsse-H. b. Keim. Dnfey, philadelphia, master.
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ACADEMY or DEsIGN.-The annual exhibition OF
original works of AIT by painters and sculpors,
under the superntendenee of the National Academy
Of Design, will be opened the latter part OF this
week. or the beginning of next in the
spacious galleries of the building Broadway
erected by Mr. Derby for the Dusseldorf collection.
We DO not know of any class who have suiIered
more FROM The hardness Of the tmes than the artists,
yet they have persevered earnestly looking forward
for the " good time coming" Not few volunteered
for the war, and their contributions TO the patriotic
fund for the relief Of the sufferers have been ex-
temely liberal. Ii il said that the exhibition ths
year VIII be very fine, and that there viii he muoh
larger number of figure pieces than have before ar
pesred in the gallery.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.
Cleared.

steamship Chesapeake, Sherwood, Portland, H. b. Or0H
well Co. ,,u,, 4
shps-Enen Foster, Robinson. San frsncco H nn .
Son; Forest Eagle Sleeper, Panama. MechI Rnr".,s
Thatcher Morssn BaAer San frsnci.co. sutton ll G.
Henry ohlrieh (sieekD Rotterdam f"nSn L. x c. Gris.
void Constitution MilIinsr Liverpool, Chss oaio IT,
Bms.-Ro.s . Msnde GOr a.O w% ' Asseis Bf.wsr,
coon, Lewey. Phisdephis, II. bsnne''
Chase CoIt Walsh, CsryuG Chase
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SYRIA AND ITS CUs1oMs-Wm. White Williams
delivers a lecture on the above subject in the Lee
avenue Sabbatb-Scbool Hail. Brooklyn, this evening.
From the strong manner in which this gentleman Ii
recommended, be ought 10 have large audience.
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AGAssIz.-The last lecture of Prof. Agassz before
the Atbenaum Association, will be delivered this
evening, at Irving Hall. Subject" The Standing
of Mankind in Nature" This lecture is given in
addition 10 his course of elk lectures the Professor
could not otherwise conclude the subject
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Two BOYS ARRESTED FOR GRASD IhRcEsi.-
John Ih,s spl Ace Harden b1y, esch Aeen years
rye arrested Saturday care OF puoinng the
sum Of .. tie pfoplTto M A. w FsnLng OF so. 2!5
Bowery rcis smp Ioyed BY Mr. Psnnins and Ga com
pauy with Harden bod spent portion o. the moLey Ia the
puhc 81 silver wsfchs aud revolver rnt ticket for nas
Albany. The OF 20 fecOsulod, aud tie
nrrhiu tsn before Justice Osborne, 81 Fse1 rket Police
Court who clnlniIed them 10 desat Of 5Vo bail each
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-APRm
%. ..s..n.r SRI
COURT OF GENERAL sEssoNs-Bs'ore Recorder rorr-

ceors opens today l. very light 1t coapretends the fol
lowing: John Wsn,, Catherine Csrry Charles kpiFh'
William n Charles Henderson. MsTgct Smith, sid Jot u
,,cr fr grsnd aceuy; James Rysn TO- petit eroeny
Peick Nosra robbery Thomas Moran and VIM Thomp-
,on for burglary Johu Eagsn. Tor forgery John shsh oi
ouspv sssd c.,ers; Eliza Brown and Msgvie Brown for
keeping d.ord-ry house JAIME. Hughes aud Jacob Woey
10. 49,. 10 and battery.
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Of deaths last week 100 from the following diseases:
Consumption 49, convulions 81 heart dease congeson
Of the BRAIN 81 marasnus bronchitis Inflammation of the
lungs each Inflammation of the brain, A.; inflammation Of
the bowels palsy dptbers measles old each erysp
ea cancer casualty disease Of liver scarlet fever
hydrocephaus each liberation OF bonss smallpox.
gesrion Of the lungs debility, cyanoss gastric fever yphus
scsds suicide disease OF Kidneys each Males 81
females a. Under one year OF eye, o.
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ARREST on IAZAKrs TIM PRzE FiGHrER.-On
saturday Il became Known 70 tIsc0T Carpenter tat Hfy
LAZARUS noted ~ gst In ts city about 20 lsve the
Sae sIgage ia prze hgtt .ua be gave oGers to- Bis i'm.
mediate which ny Capt williamson Of
she Iith Precinct. Ito Tus.t aksn iefDc Justice
Brennan aud PLACED under bonds any pizs
hxlt ald to Keep the peace ior tie nett sz months.
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A public reception will be given at the Academy
Of Music on Thursday evening next to the officers
and crew. Of the fiyates Cumberland and Congress
who so nobly stood by their guns and their nag IN
the late engagement in Hampton Roads
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PoLIcE During the week ehdihs
Saturday April B. the Police ommonsr. made INC oi'"
ins appoint fneuts: Charles X. Las 20 the fiau3 ~
Wo,ltise sDth John A. Smith. Seventh "a h' ~
FiNh, Rob.f. Fs.n Sine,-cBth; James tiserI o'o'SA
Pon,,..rth And John Van Sem. Third, 'ifeokyn 80
rev,d the following resisnson,; oeo'ss sarh 81 oe
r0uhof.rd Seventeenth Abfsm i.Ju.'nw, ItH' '"'N'
y,ootIyo and Jo.h.. A. Oairson. Eighth. BTooAiyn
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YorNG MIN ABOUT TO ENGAGE ~ BUSINESS,
and Mon, 20 ,..ct pursuit which they best sue
oeeI should ..oof, Psychological Examination at FOWLER
L WILL. No soc Broadway.
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The L. S. Marshal Of the Southern District Of
Florida adyertises 10 sell at the Atlantic Docks
Brooklyn, the prize steamship Magnolia her tackle
and furniture, on "Wednesday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

MAILS TOR PoRr RoYAL.-Tbe United States
transport Marion will leave this port for Port Royal
South Carolina, to-day noon. Letters or packages
70 friends in the army there may be forwarded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

TIE Rev. DR.. HAwEs.-At a meeting Of the
yeary Of Calvary Church few evenings ago, after
short debate, resolution was adopted requesting
the Rev. DIR. Hawks to withdraw biz letter of res
ignaion. He has not ye, replied to the resolution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

CUsToN-nousE Misunderstanding brought to
close a week of great activity at the Cus,om-llouse.
The imports yielded the greater part of the rev
enHe, the goods Withdrawn consisting generally of
sugars, dry goods tea coffee, and IRON The receipts
on Saturday were; Imports, s3l ,6j3 ~; Withdrawn
from bond, $50 9j2 80. Total, $500 q.
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NEW PAsToR.-The Rev. DIR. Anderson, late Of
Roxbury, Mass, commenced bis pastoral relations
with the First Baptist Church, corner OF Broome
and Mulberry streets, yesterday morning. On ths
Ian Sunday il March, DIR. Anderson preached hia
farewell sermon before large audience composed
Of his Roxbury and Salem friends to WHOM he had
filed the pastoral Office for the last twenty year,
The occasion was one Of deep interest and the part
ing with his old congregation WIS an affecting scene
Yesterday he was greeted By an unusually large con-
gregation, to whom be preached an excellent ser
mon from the text: 90, son Of man have Set thee
4 watchman unto the House Of lsrael." llis theme
was fidelity, and lie exhorted bis hearers 10 be
sfan,y wa,ebful. Tie morning exercises were closed
with tho baptism, by total mme5 cn, Of three young
women.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-07

VESSEL SoLD.--P. X. wilkins cold at auction OF
Saturday, al the Merchants Exchange, one-eigbih o
the ship Empire State, for si,O 900.
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ture any quantity. From information obtained, the
officers proceeded TO New-York on Friday night and
arrested Michael Cbiamondi, Valerie Lazerotts. and
Francois Bedini, on suspicion Of being Implicated
No evidence could be brought against the two last
named who were released on tieirown recognizance
The others were held for further examination. The
material seized is in possession of the Inspector Of
Police. The coins are well executed, and Of about
the same weight as the genuine article.
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DRowsEp.-C Charles W. Jackson, Young man 10
., Of o.. belonging TO Chatham Ms. aud employed on
yo.d H.. .rhoouer J.me. ste'son lying ~ Tier no.
North River va. drowned -. evening a. 81 o'ciocs' py
ns overheard while enJesyo 10 get On board ne s'se
from the yawl slongiid-
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

BRooKLrs ArHESKUM.-Mr. Collins, the popular
Irish comedian and vocalist, will ply short en-
gsgement this evening. Wednesday, Thursday, and
Saturday evenings. See advertisement.
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Gnrocs, Carriaaeo, Mr.
lilc0ical.

uR0rp-sAVE YOUR CHlLDREN.-A safe
I ard reliable metioae-Dr CnArAAN'S G i"l. .'.
- or he lat 30 years. ui-be cure tr she Group;
- The bet medicine fuT Eigen1 Colds Coughs toase'
as na.rv Of Bfcat hing Pin il the Chest, Flee ~ 2
IN tie Luue- Ashins. Whoopiu Cough 'Esuipii9 n
a. Napalc,ired and sold wholesale and 10 sii ~ " W
SuAp9AN Co., No ~ Ful'oosL ny, aud IS uruseist'
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BRooKLYs CITY CoURT.-The April term Of the
Brooklyn. City Court will commence this morning The
Calendar embraces "a cause Of which the following numbers
will be called today: Nos L. 10. ii, IL, 10
IL, Is, 10, Ia, l9, 20, I'll, 70