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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
TIE GREAT BILLTARD MiTCH

On Thursday evening the return match between
i.aysuugb and Foley came OF at Irving Hal
These TWO Young players lad been matched against
each other by their respective fr,uds each party Of
whom were confident OF victory for its favoriie.
Ths remit Nas tha, they were matched to play Two
matches of 100 ,ouis each for $Jg0 a ride.
The irsi match was played NJ Cleveland, KavanagL
winning by i35 points. Tie other, or return game,
We played Oh Thursday night, with the result Of
making Foley even with Kayanagh, each having
Won match, though Foley won by far smaller
number If loitis thun kaysnagh had won the pre-
ceClny match. 49,.
Too Hall wa crowded, probably 1870 people
being pro,vut, ei,ch Of whom p.ii his doll
We were mistaken 10 suIr's!' that ouly tie pro-
coo OF Wedn, rday night wen 90 be applied 10 TIE
be EFF; II tie widow VI the L.te joseph y Niuei
The entrance money Tor every ui-hl dunug the setk
il % gwen a. he~ ana the aggregate amount VIII
dOu tles- rea b :! 90.
Anorg the spectators last evening was the Rev.
Henry Ward Bee her, cho embraced this oplor-
tuiity OF seeing he game Of billiards without b,lng
o. .od to 20 10 egui.r billiard saloon. He Wac
extraordinarily ol,C!ed when lie cane in; lie re-
NAMED a thOioughly-interesled spectator for more
than two honrs.
The Hall Was crowded At AT eafly lorr with IN
asse nblge c"iuPfenennins a eseat number oi orr
ending utifeff, huiutR whom wero 'nur 0r i've
- - sN' hia.'i Nt'AN7 Gnu 'Fi-'a W NAt AtH
men.
Al s.Ij the business Of the evening commenced,
Mr. Michel Gclfy announcing tlai Foley bad re-
.c,trd rraulIgh q Clrv.land ss bic Umpire, AID
,llni knvnnash had s.lcc'ei Bouj min Of Ph'lld l.
phia, and that lht two had oio-en Philip Newman If
Iild uaii as final Judge, or k.io'ee.
Mr. Geary suggested that The audience be moderate
IN ileir upplaure and then Ia game commenced.
Folry tai 10Y tue black bill, ksyaua,h lid n aud
Foley mace n OF I. KRyanngh followed with a
count oil 2 No considerable ruus were made for
.one time, tie fret one be ~ by Foley OF e.. HI
vsnah followed wiih rnu oi q.
Foley usdc hi- irsl 100 points at sac and his ID
s)0 IL y:A. K,vauIgh pla, Ell with very moderate
speed, tuning liz 81 hundred at 1920, 49, - lie
game Quiely proceeded, the Lighe-t runs being by
Havana, 10, 81 %. -, o. q, ~ 40, 80 l02 -, 80,
6y, ii, ~. -, a., -, -. Foley making -, g. &,
-, u, ~, g. AZ g. -, 80, ~ 81, 95i Of courre
many ,n.aleI runs Long mado on b0ih tiie. At -
uiInu es 10 "a. u "gluc" was called for Foley,
y bo lad lusl succeeded III scoring his 500 points.
lie was The victor By IS points
Bob parties evidently exhibit d their bert skill,
nd did Ill they suow blt kavanagh for the lsst
> ~ points had the wors. lack We ever cav. New
Yofk4rs lave losr much MONEY On tho match, Grd
our Clcy, l4ui iii-uds VINO bled 20 freely on the
former occ. non, ar now probably amply saii.icd.
There wlIl doubilers be third nlaich made. 10
be .ay.d AT BIialo between the,e tno nlIaira le
yOuuy player.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

THt Naw-YoRK rRADE SALE.-We lave received
from Georso s. Leayii s Co., the catalogue OF tie
5 ring sale o. tie New-York Book Publishers Assc-
citation, which commences at the Mercer-sireet sales
r om5 ou Tuesday neNt continuing I'LL saturday:
Tt,st D4js ,rtr-puh ic.ti1rs q Wsrd Parry. Nes
Yot Jane. Clsl .l ficle Yhis btZin ts~ofth,
.lon n.ak,nsu Mason Nen.Ioik, W. Ji14c iuess.
Co.. Boston, Frank n. Little. A,ans. II n he.cef'on x
Co., fb .ntiphia H. 'Iulsen inn.de.P,ia' oe,Fre q
coolidge. collins a brotLtr aud W. b. Sal Co, New
so.e Dfy, Sale -shelIon s. Co and Carleton q Now.
lok J0hn r Braid-y oseut Auburn; oeofg" W. Ctuds,
fli.d a. Gori Lncoa, t9.toni thu scdller New
- a. > ot,,~s t.'t'ni h,iesg-n ~ hiny y .nf'
Lube. SOD ,iad''y oias.oa rhilAasigs,s Sc re-
ro,rr,-ud Newioik Lee Z shaPsFa, -o'ton Le'viit a
ia.,d nav. Sals-ua.on Brothers Eew.YoIs; O. c.
Merriam. Springfield t1ss. De.ycr snd 4 klwood Leu
Pmladelplia; Jsmes Miller Ne.-Yofs. +. wster, New
"a. O.. h. Peterson bfohes Crs,v M1fkey. sld " IN
" ha.dng, fDl.srph, johnson Try q Co, Geo Hey.
srcscr and H. b. Dufaud, New ioft, CROSBY Nieh.is
Do..on, AID IN 3. Ferry Agent, Philadelphia.
foutM Dag. Nalc-Janie, tlsok~ GOD London Jsues
Hogs Sos London Liul. Brown Co.. Boston 0erd.er
.. rue boston, Lew" Gayold Ciake. D. Appleton Co.
Gar BTo'hrr Boston, Horace rhsyrr. New-York
1icsro- Field, Boston, has IS X richardson Co.. Ne~
Nork, ". J. N.d efon aud Richard H. Nou.ht Newly ok
j. b. L'pyincou 90. lhiladephn a. Van AosiIsnd jas
W. Fortune sud Curfsn, Ns~'lolk.
run Dgy. Seie-I r. Iutou & Co.. Boston Jslies @.
Oregon. Wm H. brocsrt Leoaard scott Co. sn0 Dick X
t.tIgrrsd hr~-YoTk. y D. Lun, OueiaG n T.. jane. t.
,uiu Co. Phisdeipiis G,orse =. Coo dse. Levitt Al
len Books puoi.hcd by Deny JacssOn), Nrwloik J.
Is. spstlsI Co. kee.r >. II Aobtra AroiLrrs Boston
O.ca. y. Mason Co, al -kntht kutisr Ihuseephis
Oowins SAMUEL bo~1et Co. Springfield fnilsron Alac-
nab 90 H. ubo net Nrw-S ~ charles Tah,r Co ,
Nvv oediofd Caldwell = c. Horace " strrs Agent ID
StdIeI, i. " Shes ~ bu,hAc New ork. jane. baIo~
Jr, -. J.. haheIs.ty. HsuOrj j. ". brtdy. ihlad-p L.
ale -ae WITH taourY nom SAMUEL nsyuoi OF NeN
i0k "m. CATER a Brother, Boston, AID iot u payer
btgluss
The Catalogue contfics 300 pages many Of the
public atoms being timely and saleaoe even N these
war iimcs. Tie indications are t1at the Spring
meeting If The Book trade will be IS large aud lib
ernI q. ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
ASSEMBLY.

The Supply Bill was mace the special orcer Tor
tomorrow.
The bill 10 provide for the ext pson and compile
tion of the CheDango Carhl WIS iiken mp hs the
-, cial order III Committee oil Tie Whole, M
Bsacle ia the chair
After debate, the bin wac ordered TO third read
ing, by vote % 6it" ~.
The bill 10 create the office OF Commissioner Of
Ionacv WIS sent to Select COMMITTEE OF hye to
report conf lre. T..
Tracey .ore appointed 20 such Select Committee.
EVENING SESSION.
Tie COMMITTEE of the Whole, Mr.. OLVANY in
tie ebair took up the Ill 20 convey u & Quarantine
grounds Of Staten Island for pablo ufes.
! Nj ELY made statement IN favor Of The bill.
/ MIR. STErSON favored the Til. NeW-Yofk STATE
did not de,ire 20 turn land SPECTATOR IL had had
use of rh. land for long tern Of yeas and II Should
b. willing now 10 give i back 70 the country upon
receiving the money paid for II.
! Mr.. SCNOLEFIELD spoke in favor ~ Tie Till.
! Mr. PHELPS said The Stale bOnght this land and
psid for -, when The reiItb Ihood vas n wilder
ness The LAID belongs 10 he State a. much rs any
mans farm belOnRs 10 BIN. He diG hot wsh u c
House 10 be Id III ON false i.suee. The i,Sa Of
Richmond County setting iiself ny 40 injured 10y the
stat. 10 absurd. The Quafantine was positive
benefit To Richmond County up TO lN5j, when zen.
tlemen's re-iiences began 70 accnmulH e there. Ho
was quaranined q ere thirty yoafs ago. hen ~ re
were 30 hou-es there u al NrIy well 20 de-f~
10 yet rid Of Il Quarap inc, but don't SAY the Gov
rrnmeDt has iujuied lie county, shen II If the
county thai bas Injured the sac. lie would wall
gly for.et AID fogvc the injnrirs ngainst law and
humanity IerTetraiod Toy the burn u The Qiaran-
re buildings, If the couoty came wih q lar propo-
sal 10 offer for the properly.
The bill was finally referred % be reported COM
pcte. go,
was ordered to a third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

the determination OF some that the or9al1La.,,yJn
,,onld lac e,,nols,.,d Re,ond The he was not Able
- Ink Nj. rsms was amended to he call
The Commit . rose, when the bill iof d o''''D
mint ~ Denver Was isssed. r,ote
NJ. WOOD Dem. \. " a,'ed gave ~ - -
on e 81 liu.'ic ~, ard to brand 'be at'hof u Nv
paper rra'' a.n - q coward. ,o,Ii not
ibr Slft' All fl ra. lied the gentleman couli uo
d, that W ,tout lie consent Of me House ~ MA
ME \, .,se ,v.,i i, -, COMMITTEES, when MI III
NAN F.p., Nicnj EXPRESSED bis view ~ '''oi u
er.ab, hing 10 uioria governments IA VI. ;onras'
Seyrd,d S-n,,s. fuo ComDi"ee '''e' "OJ'''
+ un y onI4y. ,.vs,rsx.ps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05
NETWORK LEGISLATU 'RE.
sFNATE...AtBASY, April 4 1861.
rvrNING srssION.


Tho I'm maxim, an appropriation for Ibe compile
;on - caual-. up .be bill 10 close the V0n,trnNioh
account III he Ia OF SEPTEMBER, and 10 ,sduce The
',..,..,r d zee. was ordered 70 abird rsadinJ.
he lii to provide sc OIL btSnies wnh Bpp.onri-
aiions from tle hbraTy fmd WIS deoet',d. Tue ell
.ciiug clause was stricken ,ui
AIBANy, April (, 1862.
ur. BELL reporied f9Vo~ably The ball to make sp-
o,',, rtions for the support u Ne STATE Govern
SS,,,, ard TO ab li,h ,hs ofiice OF Sae Assessor.
TIE dill 30 authorize the New-IOrk DiFrlct Conn
Clerks to appoint Deputies VIA reported adversely,
and he bill was rejected.
Mr. FOLGER reported a general bill to amend the
ire bill 20 incorporate the State Convention of
Uniyersalists was ordered 10 third reading
BILLS PASSED.
TO extend the time tor the completion OF the bui-
flo and Nlesany Railroad.
TO incorporate tie Brooklyn Pharmaceutical So
cie,y. .r. ,,;..;,as or
tie Prcrb, ieri az Churc Oh of he United States.
To incorporate the Mutual Aid Society OF the Gen
esee Annual Conference.
70 increase tie duties and compeDsations OF physi-
cans OF the SUITE Pr ons. 49,,
r. de. lare the C0usl Enlargement completed on
The lst al SebiemLer and reduce the number OF En-
pineers. IL ,uu,
To reappropnate certrin money for the enlarge
men, and com, lerion of he CANAL
| The Congressional Appointment bill was taken
No. and Ar. BELLE substitute adopted by vote OF
l6 20 g.
A number Of amendments were debated, proposed,
ami rejected. an,
Mr.. BELL, by copsen', reported bill TO create a
commits ion Tor the exaninaiion of he accounts OF
tie state Treasurer Bank Department, &c.
The enire session was consumed in lie consideTa-
ion Of one private claim bill. AoJoGnet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

Ulster rs Oh .!r7ran II tie Military Comnitlee,
which had ), since been heard from. HE Speaker
y 4,st The ChenanRO Csnti could 1oi wen
be a rstl o. entsirriso while y fsopei 'Ariy-
,i5"1 40 e. short o. lis nature! le'nihGs h';
Phelps Jo,ked mon the completion " this canal
,ra 20 r,tit, al regretted iEG. The Qeg ieman VINO
INTRO % sed this hill bad = icen out he app ria
ilo' lyr zee commence eDt OF the WDik. III was
y - work inrompleied, and q c sooner comsle'eh
~ t,eficr for The BRDces of the STATE MIR. Tracy
W nit ed that She appropriation was ,it out a. hi"s
III, o@n judgment but III deerepce to the opinion Of
The Canal Commute. lie moved 70 report prog ess,
md r. used ~ withdraw the motion of Mr.. fiofc-,
xbom he id moi consider entitled 10 such oouItesy
When tie Committee tie bill WA ordered TO Il
{ third resting by The following vote:
A,ey, bar Baltie bsnsde Brsnd B,,sH suT .s'f,
CowIs. j. paws u yle Fpsr Fulton Gcre Go'in oray.
nan. Hi,-y' ns5,e r r. ievess housh'en, johnson,
onr lac tsmo Lramy Los' maol Laq!s sSe y p-"
iarce tecs enfield rne pc ii1fs rInsi,, ryrt rsiuy
3 Sweet Ia,l,t Ten Bioecs. Tracy, Thinner, ward ~
J Mai.Ibury NilboT-- 81
j EAY5-M,,.rs Aahouy, Book aver Bowen Cmt.andso
esli Malar Newlk. Pierre hedlgg'on, kee, spiinsef
s,etson, Town.iey. Van vliet wiard-2l
CONGRESSIONAL APTohI IoNMEST.
The Senate have again been engaged on the Anpor-
tIouu eut bill, and hs'e progressed 40 Com altee, 90
Jar Is the - Di,tIic,. Tie Cry Districts now
stand, and probably VIII stand, as follows:
/ II Di>rie'--sufolk, Queens, Richmond, ard
country towns OF Kings County.
lid bisric'-W,rts 6, 9, 9, 10, II, IT, 16, Il, and
Is 81 Brooklyn.
lid DiIncI-Wards /, ., "a, 5, 7, II, l3, 49, and
- Of Brooklyn. IN
The New York City District remain as in the 6lli
reported from ths minority of the Committee, called
Belle substitute. -
Tie Senate finally disposed Of the bill to slow
Clerks OF Di.tict Courts in New-Nork City, by an
adverse report.
THAT CAUCUS.
As announced yesterday, caucus was held IN the
Senate Chamber last evening, attended by II large
proportion OF the Uuion members Of both Houssr.
Ls,e had not been taken, 10y those instrumental ~
ealing tie caucus, TO notify aud consult with All
,lrs tlat felt they bad right 20 be recognze d.
AZ corfequ-nce there esised feeling Of SUI plci, u
fliat here was in ihr meal somew here. aud n
disposition to fight sy. But from the appearance OF
tLese seytr.l g,nil men aiter tie caucus adjouUed,
u ,as evident tLat the interchange OF views bad
been leasant one and The influence Of the meeting
calculated 10 bf closer together tbotc who repre-
seat today The diverse interests and views that are
combined in tue Union party of the country. Il il
uudersro d that fuiure mteiEg- OF lie meaters are
10 he held for consultation aud mutual understanding
Fxrr ..1E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

GRrAr TELIscofr.-Mr. Alyan Clark o c m.
bridge Mass, bus constructed achrom silc ttlc-
score. said to be the lsrgest in tie world. The glass
has focal distance Of % feet and diameter OF .
inches. TIE glass reyoyes The sextuple star Thera
one Oiouis, which is regarded as severe iesi. Mr..
futile, OF The Boston Society OF Natural Hisoy,
lelr what further las been dircosed by II;
TIE tce cope was then directed TO the bright star
S-ius the o.t brilliant star ia the whole letysrr,
Hhd popul.fh knowu m the " D's et"r.' Az sye-
eagerly ron 30 Tor the minute COMPANION star tich
Nr. ClIk bad discovered on tho PIE iCus tnisy
evening" on the occasion OF bis irrt directing The
iee. core to that star. ~ required but lte e Tor
thpse accG,Or ed 10 look a. nlrue telescope oieC
10 discern the litle stranger lowering c!ore witniD
tie dazzling ray. of the brilliant SIRIUS, aud almost
exactly ioi.oaUg II ia right sfcenln. It, miuute,
tremulols hLht, when ouce oanghl by the eye, was
easily kept la view and the star ascended ia aiti-
fude, became still better seen. In point Of bril-
liancv, d; d,es not differ catly from the we'll snown
" siAtl ear 10 tie tralcnum OF Orion.
TLis Telescope has removed both difficulties OF
spherical end chrom,iic alteration, and shows the
images Of the stars az round uu.oru. discs withou.
any wings or wisps Of liyht dstortng their aspect.
Since the discovery Of the comp auion Of Sirius by
Mr.. CLARK, Prof Bond Of tue Harvard Observatory
has seen IL with hsIefiactory telescope. He says:
Tic low altitude Of Sirius in this latitude. even
when or the Meridian, makes 1t very d'ilcut 10
catch eipht Of the companion, account az ItmCs-
phrIic disturbance; When The ina OF are tranquil,
however, II sread ly seen. IL nu-t be regarded ~
llc beet possible ovi Oice OF he superior quality of
The bj-,rlast shat 10 has served 20 discover it,
minute ffar % 81 -- - the overp1weiue bri,liancy
o. ii ius. defect IN he naterinl or workmanship
oLld be very sure 10 ciuse disl erson OF light,
INCH ~onlc te fatal TO a. Visibility.
Il rcnj,s 10 DE esn whether Ills vii prove 70
be the biz cfto Invisible body long disturbing the
motions ~ Sirius, she eNirtnce Of which has lonl
been spru led lIOn the Investigations of Besso arI
Peters c,on 'e ue}uluilies % Its proper motion in
iiylt rs, euriou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

Cor. D'UrAssY.-An item in The Hrad of
eine .dsy annnunccl DE re-ar-cs' II Col d Uapsy,
Of HE Gaiba'di Guard, charged " Id neglect Of
duty iu permitting ts regiment To pirnder the rc-,-
deuts IN tie ioi-l,orlo,f Of lie camp CD.
D'Ums,y Wac arrested ON he lsih Of tcbru,r, by
an order fom Gem Benker, charged with wiring.
or causirg 10 b. written, nricls IN fhe srycr.l O. 20
man palers, r-le-iirg mon Con. Bieuker. On Inc
-, 10 day rfer ne arcs 40 order Uas issued ~
Gen. N,cleinn pIa,.De Col. DUussy on larole Do
in NWhn. or. whore PEE la- siaoa remained a', ,t-
ing 'i- courMauiL. Upon Li.ut-Cl Rap.pi
deyovcd The commend ~ tlo regiment aud boo it
was who WAS arrested unde. The orit- Of Gen. Sum.
ufr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

TIr ELECTION 90 TnE BROOKLYN MsrciNun
LiBHarF A,sociArioS.-Ih election for Directors,
&,., 81 tfe Mercantile Library Association, took
Place on ILu-sd.y. tie ID inst. ald rcsued IN the
r.o 90 % me following gentlemen, who with four
eAceru'ns, were On the Independent ticket:
bu--.rs --s'.rs 1lorur prrHdsat. Franklin Woodruf
ticr-i OBI a. y. u.s. Van O,ck. Co,r ,po.-irg .o0.a-
iu-r. 30 NJ Err c. lrcf ikrg 3; He ~ ;. N',it0 m
cfr-. % 90. 90 ~ .s-isr O.lft L hmsIt Jtmrs Hove
lt ft.. 3d. ", r. i.Ia r. he..,d.y d. h. fsot4tflar
trf D. AIurn o., teen tcf.)
a. g.. White B.
To- vote i'r Peeailen,, STOOD 80, for Tiorne' aud
$50 iOr Parsons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

Tny FIvsT DAY o. SeRiNG.-Or rather lie dEst
5 pin. d. caue on THURSDAY, Apr' 3. The early
morning was raIer chilly, and sbroaisd IL fox. but
a nort-wefr wind dispclled II, and a. S O'Clock lie
sun war shining bright and warm. IL grew warmer
"A, the run advanced toward The me. d al. LaborinR
uen threw of their coats, and worked IN sbirt
sleevos. NoDlaboling Lien dispensed viii over
cp.us for the hrst time his fcsso1. Ladi' who
promenade in idn Ocgsn 10 think IF eahptoi-wood
md cedar boxes in which 70 pack them away not. o.
'afe for Srmmer. OGers thinking Of the viriue Of
ocoDomy IL these days, thought al ounce Of cain-
phoi, rrlce ~ Gems, or tie s1ue -um expended u
tobncco, ard INT away in any box with the furs
would preserve them just ~ we'll All decided that
fur must be aid asde. Don't be in a hurry. ladies'
" one swallow doez Mt make d Sumner." Nor VII
one warm Spring Gay irfare continuance Of warm
w.aber. We may not lave SOW iH Apni, nor May.
Ills yeui-lhat r. frrsh saoW-becauie we
t.il Ieiau iitte of that which fell in
November or December. at hal been o.
nh Nucr," erys e,ervboir. So IL hfsf
yet the tru snow ila ioli td not an ,o ,r uli
ARD, not ten mites :Iom Ceuril puk. IT. Voter
was mild, but hot wen, mi therefore " tiil have
a warm spiinl and L,t Suumer-els or yc..s al
ole, !. a.on axe 81 full A. nl ,v,ut-, IL vtt .,a.m
Oh hurja too warm Tor comior. ia tlics " ,olru
p.fu.cn.a. IL vas not 600 warm 2 coot5ii to iie
tanner, and gardeners about The city. We hive nos
r. than 100, 70 cheerful tlii rls9y 4 day as upoa
tiu. tlo,eaIy promising list DAY OF zeal Spring
y; o,.ther, the 80 Of April
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

AsorpyR CONFIDENCE Man ARREST

ASoTHTR CONFIDENCE Man AEREsrED.--Chaan.
cey Lakin. Kentuckau, ahout IS years Of ssa wse IN
.en doing lrs. sWdlns business In various paris Of 10
country the capscity Of uiitaTy officer. rrsstedh
Boston sud brooght to this cy yesterday mornE tsp
peas h,. LAkn called fr b present. has Hsamei na'
marcus olias.- ,uch Col " Ham Dudley. Col German
Cob J, nufs brother Of Commodore Dupous ke He be-
81 esdy ed a Of i've year, IN TIE stse frisoa
htl arrested Ia l-ton he t8d on toi0o'ts uu'n-
non. Other fluuc IN hs ssesson one f3o"
,ln os Mr.. Johnso1 u = Marsha Tor heniaeN
c.ing the attention II Gen. Bu-' re nanuiscctdC
Nav Haven d a crrr artl be -gu. # csysiy ias
tie .puriou. ',a Dudley" had lsisrd Ano her Espet
plrnoftiu- q from Geu Buell. Directs Col D1desv
pr3er y aai make g.m.Ds iOr d. fI'7u
a.turr ~ fLr-s US With ftrse dicumouts Lam gag
soui-~h,t s.ceesiu for he proc ed 10 Nes-seo shi
C, 1t.ct.d tLe President u The Arms C1 'ny lef
ore thousand revolving nlrs, 20 cos, - enn,
ana 70 b.. huished 81 ore hundred days Ano,hsi
letter - ol ~ HE p,Ison. which bed been cert % LIE
fori ,one un. lsdie. 81 S-ni usy Ia Blooksu whom
Id no. "a with visit the hing nn Tor bis yiE. snd ~
Autograph Col Dupoutl when hc aj witn ~h ~. A,o
wHich hsd g,und-d Ia recent cdte Inc ,lee'l
which psrici ar led TO h arrest q t-e pss
/ sticn he uldH t. the e. sclsi'Ie a
Nsssrs Boil hsca Co. wtcre be rppreeaeG tls' PC ~
been comm i.ol ID b, the epir neut to Pr'cnfe n
4, ord he loutd one Jnst suHi % BIO E'hA Nv
iAed thit. Do, gnin- up 90 lle VIII He' . 80
kl.r-.1u. ne would show % thrm. lie ~s a.. o"'s
d.pat tAirs tie mot. sword" with him. ial'i 80
"a .oan ie.n the pol ,nd hss Footsteps ~efe onpa
r.rri. lesfe-fsy he ak-n tefofo Ju,1re hfesAis
BY lin. committed 70 c'Af,e o. sisLa A''-5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-05

1Rg la5rH REGIMENr.-A proposition TO pay tLis
regiment from the date Of their Enlistment to ,he lst
Of January lat was declined on Thursday evening
b. the euire corps Tor tie reason that large
Der Il lie troops. who were enrolled subsequently,
woali . piec.uded from receiving The funds, Of
witch they and their families uOw ia need. The
regiment left yesterday ioi the seat OF war Durluy
tue morning, pealaot little affair ,ock place ~ the
Aston llouea on tic occasion of the lnlting OF tie
officers Nl,n Lieut.-Col II. l.. Achiee who TO-
,igrec iu order 10 effect consoiida ion with te
turce TO. hester companies. Lieut.-Co Achilles
W.s p.ea,ntd with an clegau, silver pitcher and
tNO coll,- by tle lirt OH ,ersin eat aud anpro-
ui.fc s,,o,h. Clrt. George Bsbgock spoke a the
li.b esteem To- Wli.n tnry hc.d him, Rod couiii-
n.atet im upon biz llbois IN ui-iug a.d din ing
the len. Tile men regretted exc edngi taat he
could moi remain W.T. em. bni he bad rueif sincere
tIsr.a foI L.s iutute coJi OFT aud welfare.
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S,.tctoy. .Susan Ve,z.l q woman 0bDlt - yeln
Of dfstiyr o. alrspy. who iec-nty fr'io'i y N
pa -ea,t zee. i street. bieugH re-, aye :. "a '
.I, .,- Il "A here rhe die l.lurdt.'cIy. " PS,s
rt.,.fsise 90 die 10 che zion sruyi 'hli ~
...4 tio. l,ne in a few ,ats, and was h,iin tnN -
,, =, 's lad .. .n u,is4tpiul 10 Ai.n. A pos'ire.
,,r,,lni ai,u ploy.d tbs ltesa'e- ws' n''a'''
. l-r e1U di0u.
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Tx SUNDAY PoIIcE CoUgr II rnr Towns
Jl..i'o BeAn.,n yesterday gave notice it1t he
sLoaa M as Police Justice az 'he iombs Police
Court on Su ys o. on otter dayf. The other Police
Counts have not piycn my u'hation Of Change from
tie old rile of rlosinp Cour, on Sundays at T.
o'clock. which gives the Justices an opportunity 10
attend y VINE service n ihe afternoon aud evening.
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L,rsca.--,Iotn GoqIi, viii launch FROM HE yard,
f,t Of Tenth sleet, Elsi River, 'tie Afternoon at
o.do-k, tho ttoamer New England for the lute,-
na'ioonl Stamsiip Compton, %. Portland, Mairc.
deg 'iirr.ions are: LtuF.h, 230 feet; beam. 81
.'si depi oi ioit, l. e1t. Nuo h. il.eLd-d 10 rly
between ho,iou .ud -. johns, touching at Tou-
band and i~,'poit. Her engiuo, viii he pat Ia by
the Morgan Iron Work..
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WHgHI Am THg " DG-iwAKrs IA canv-fa
has taheL pa-e ~ A-N-Loni,n. Connection Boo
order 10 asccr'ril Tie number ana p,lics OF those
who haze onlis,ef .or the war. The ahol, numU,l .
riih dye toSns to hear from, ID s76, of whom 5G2
are voter. and OF theie $50 ars Republican, and 100
IeuOctais
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CLERksnm ~ rnr CoR0NE9's OFFicR.- George
II. Maokay has received the appointment OF Clerk
to the Coroners, and has entered upol his duies'
This position has been held cred.tably by john q.
PaIiso for toe Last ten yeare
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i.t,, bncs house and LOT No. ls3 West Ssih'i. 40
Q..............--r.
r, hrp n. g. 4ii ca.e ,ftl renewals, Sc CT No Al
q Hudson Il .52yS
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ALsASY. Friday ApTil T. 1869.
TIE following is the Calendar OF tho C0uss o. Ap.
tss !oJ Ap1Y 5: Nor. ., 30. ~ J - ~, -, ~ ~ 81
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sURRooArEs coURT-Arnu 4-B.for, sarosIs

Wssr.
WILLS ADMITTED TO PROBATE.
The wills II Alexander Cole, David Jaqnee, anc
Patience W. seymour deceased, have bsen sini ted
OLae.