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New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
Eegal Notlres.

IN PURSUANCE Of IN order of ROSWELL
c. BRAINARD esq, Surrogate Of the County Of Kings;
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN according 20 law. to all per.
sons having claims against JOHN RAY late OF the City OF
Brooklyn deceased that they required to exhibit the
same vouchers thereof to the subscriber the ad'
No 63 futon street In the City Of Brooklyn,
on or before tie 18th day Of November n-xDsed May
1862 MAKY j. RAY, Adminstratrix
Ns9ia ax6uo
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

MIGHT BOAT to NEW-HAVEN.-Ine
IN TRAVELLER leaves Pecksp at II 2: m; sInvins , y,
time fos early morning trains The CONTINENIAL n
st p IN. Trains 10 north and es6 from Nsw'ns'e'
e'eIQck
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

EOR BORDEAUX.-The A | brig BELLE
For freight or pa..sse apply to VIM J. DEWEY Co., No.
u Wsllst.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

i i IITERMINUs-Paaengsr Depot Jauesslip and foot OF
94ths, r. Rat for GTeenport Sas Harhor, Orient,
and H.mpons; II m and +30 m for Syoset; al J:So
D M. for tirernport; at s p m for Hemps;ead
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

L'OR NEWBURGH, POUGlIKEEPSlE, and
Il RONDOUT. landing at Grassy Point Corzeus West
Point, Cold Spring Cornwall New.Hsinburgh and Mlton
each wsy. The and eiegsnt steamer MARY POWELL,
Capt A. L. Anderson, will leave foot Of Jay-st, EVERY
Rondout 81 Poushkeep,e, o. and Newbursh. at :.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
Commencing May !, 1892.
NTEyV ANEtMEN'E f,r CALIFORNIA

Commencing May l. 1872.
NEW ARRANGEMENT for CALIFORNIA
~ via PANAMA For the better eccommodaton OF The
large OF people emigsng o the gold mining districts
Of California and British COlumbia a. ForR ss.ners month
will b. dsplched from NewYork and from San Francisco
res spec lively. instead OF three as heretofore.
Regular days # departure from NewYork the lst 9Th
10th. ard 2ih, except when these dates ai on SUNDAY
when the Gay Of departure will be the hONDAf following
For FREIGHT or pa 'age apply at the only ocr Of me L,nr
No Bowinggreen- d. b. ALLEN Agent
Lovpos E1HIBIrioS Return tickets to London and back
fr.t-cllss 9 loo; thir class, 800.
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
at Queen,tovn Cork Hsrborl.-1he Liverpool. New
Yoik aud rbsaephi Stesn hip Company intend dispatch
ing their full ClSdebut lion s'esns hips az ioows
CITY OF WASHINGTON... Saturday, Nav 10
ETVA....................... Saturday, May II.
EDINBURGH. Saturday, MAY "a
And every succ.eding SATURDAY. at noon, from Pier
No "A North River.
RATEs
FIRST CABIN. SIS STEERA0E............sS
First Cabin to London 81 steerase 10 London.." 50
fiIst 10 Paiis..... g. >teerage TO Paris... 3
First Cabin TO Hamburg 81 Sserage to hamourg... 30
Passengers also forwarded Hayre Bremen, Rotterdam
Antwerp Sc., at equally low rates. - -
Rates from Liverpool or QneenstowG lst Cabin, S3, $685.
and slO5 steerage from Liverpool. $40. From Queens
town $50. Tickets can be bought here these rates
enabling people 10 send for their friends
These Steamers have superior accommodations Tor psen
strongly Dvit In Wate tight Iron Sections, and
cary Patent Fire Annihator Experienced Surgeons are
attached % each steamer.
For further informa,ion apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
IEMAN Agent NO u Water in Glasgow to ALEX NAL
COLIN, No. II Enoch-squsTe. In Queenstown TO G. w
ID. SEYMOUR Co. In Loudoa to hlt rs MACEI NO
6I Kiuz Willam-st iu Paris to JULES DECOUE. NO
Place De Bour,s IN Philadep phia to JOHN o. DALE No.
III " alnut.sf or al the Company Ohess.
JOHN @. DALE. Agent. No. Is Broadway N. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
UNION PRISONERS AT MEMPHIS.
LIST or OFFICERS MADE PRISONERS AT SHI
LOu. AND ARNINED AZ MEMPIllS.

LOH, AND ARRIVED AT MEMPHIS.
From The NeDghis IA " Appsa!
The following list of officers Of the Union army,
captured at the battle OF Shiloh has been furnished
ms by the officer in charge, as banded him by Gen.
Prenlss Tie latter gentleman is at present enjoy
ing tie hosptaties Of our city-whether under the
circumstances he boasied Of year ago he can now
determine. The list is not comrlete. Gen. =. had
no communication with other detacbments that have
nrr we'd.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08

nASSAGE FOR HAVANA.-The fast sailing
British brig SAGINAW, Clark, master, has hne sccom
odations aud will sail in few days Tor pestrs apply on
hD. "a Pier No 5 Las, River or TO WM. DEWEY Co.,
No W.i--t
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
rEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EhSfERN

~ THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTEKN
WIN sal from NEN-iOkA ior II I'M Ooh' Oh
SATURDAY, May 81
Price o. passage In ,o...,o.
according 20 state room accommodations all other privileges
being equal.
Third Cshn ...........8 8JOH r9o'
with very superior modson, Suites oil roon' I2
families may be engaged by special arrangement NO oe'
secured until paid for. .., -.
ROWLAND & ASpINWALL, Agents:
Plans Of the ship may be ard engagements made of
freight passage, application 20 CHAs a. NffiIINo,
NJ tir Office NJ. 4 RrOafWaX New. NoIk
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-08
Ofedn 8teamns.
.ASSPORT OFFICE, No. 200 Broadway,

near Fulton-st srolnd hoorNsturalized citizens
produce their certificates Letters asking information
be Addressed PASSPORT OFFICE, Boz No. aal3 New
Vonk
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

sneidt Es & -an Mr. Lockner eso sehedt % ,,si Mrs
NJ ana NJ T. ria, Miss Brown, Nj Coepp, Mrs Mler
vert Jr La Bcoth Miss Annie Eagles i psrey II 10 0a,
AN Jones, J W Lewis, Z Clarke and Mr Druly
How >Gkc--seamshp reutonia-J Lagershaqsen,
w. S q Chlsen Meyer, X Sipp, Leopold lady and
>etidrcn; smitz Naylor, Mr. Baer and lady, Rand
on, II Glascr, Nissen w Mindertsn, q ID Hammond
Long 81 seton. Mr. kesse and lady, De "a r%egPs, %9 a
chiren aud two Masaleno Aroseo Wallon anu
lady, Dyes Jacob R9peSe Isd9r ieigr y9n bs"nn S
zakka, spcker Bar Ear HqrIhselner j .iin 9iin
Masral, Br9eh ssewsrl Wahl Re,1 'sas 1ssNS XII
dren; Baur, Hall and lady Blanche Goadt non, JoAn
Pcyoud Marin Scharenheer Jacob Mcke Heniy NcAnen
and lady, Dishari and Mr. Gunet
DEPARTURES
LIvERPooL-Steamship ii bernian, from Portland-Wm
Calder, Of London Thomas Bell Mrs Y Wilson, Rev Dr.
Wilkes Miss " lscs, M Thon pson and Hugh thcwson,
J of M9nireal Mrs Whe!an, Rev Taylor Edward JACK.
sn and lady, Mr. McGlvCry, Mrs Hill and chi and MT
Martin Of Hamilton Eey Mr. McLaren, and Rev John Leins
Tho%.on Mis- Roll Miss Cant Henry Martin, John Fans
land George ,nseom, and Go?r.e sanborn, Of Bos
Mrs Ium and tw hhdrrn, Mrs Saekvile sister and
tocidgea Mr. Chqeh Jr. M canrch, sr, and raild and
Miss Ba thwiek Of Perth Mrs ii FL is Of 81 Step EN-
b; William Burless, OF tinclnaana Tour in the steer
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

The Cunard steamship ASIA Capt shannon sailed yester.
day for Queenstown and Liverpool.
sar s,tu ea;sr At Bos g on from I've pool via
while lay Ing heavy WV gqle rgged tller with
yry heavy with tremendous sea ship laborng heavy and
part Of ia r1dcr and became entirely useless The ship
badly 60! haer over the Stern and kept her before
Renser va vas mpoSea n getting up forge make screw
oir heavy bands the rudder head in the poop decS
stocks which secured the rudder as ar as we could &C.
dS rS wgd + & SSTsnf @ ysy yn much f or gale !,
AN maie ship ahead with signal OF distress nyng; Il
sI 10 Smiling eoadtcn with seven feet Of water in the
5 HSd A. 'aS, S ss Gns 20 wq s
sI times bef re getting al hands oil the wreck which lis.
sgd steer lie sp p only only @ the Hs %ind sss
heays w ss rps se sn1 S H. En-
snIr u STEVENS from Moumein for Tamoath, before
ssso s S, %Tscsa @ n ss Bay oaH was 0d with her
on sls "a is. sS% sa pSoo%
Baie sAe.o, which captured At Sewpors News li,h
Port sy ss s aso Vas Us sss OF saS S rS
ass wa. . ad K. sss % ]. XnisSoa % n
sss sS tons d se s. lS ME- &
SAMUEL True and Gsp Naths1el Crowe and oneauar'er
sss.. s "ip'0 D'' D'''' D'0n' VINO ''"~'0ded the
ETY. BsE PSnp H. 5on shSs y gsg pp, into
In going out she struck the bar morning OF tho 18TH
rim. away ,hs planGing d inc we'll causing her 10 sink
The steamer went her assistance but could
tow her OF On the 18th abe was ghenel OF her ballast got
on and aken TO the railway where she Is being repaired
Ehc hal lp goldfish in her well at the time struck.
I'm BRIG, from Yarmouth, Ms. for Philadelphia, went
ashore OH Joe FoRger Shoa and remained aground
In very uniavorable position 2st.
STEAMER Cossscrcur hence for Fortress Monroe had
Of her whrehouses damaged during the late gale at Della
Breakwater, by collision with vessel which dragged
her anchors The steamer went up Newcastle Del ON The
I'D to repair.
CoRx trassagc wes), April e-The Am brig William Smith
hauled 10 the Royal Victoria Docsyard wharf for repairs
CapN Tovr, Feb 7O-The Eyens Rntter from bordeaux
FOR bsbouJns, hss syet here !eaa With forsmtss And
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRtyAra

LvxRpooL-seamship Persia--Mrs Eaud ana infant Ms
Watson and child Mrs Conover, Miss Conover Mr. Conorer
sud son, Mclean, Infant aud msidservaut: Count \
frehard lady two children and two scrvants lady Alley
Russell two children and two servants; Mr. and Mrs eher
child and two nurses; II u Wheeler, Ees Mr. Cample
Miss Wheeler Mr. Lngard Mr. stursis, Rusop, n san,
Mrs Louge, infant and Mrs BurrOys four chill
dlen and nurse Campbell, Goodridge Mr CoqzilI Sir
Christ w aud Mrs Colin Ienry Ihbos1n Rev Lcys
lady Miss susr, and maidserysnt Mr. and Mrsw New.
Miss Drummoud, Miss COggl, Mrs Stntgs Rcd no
bell " r Dobell, Arlhdeacpn Helniuth, W fIcks Mrs
Hicks three cb idrtn aud two seryats @ FlctOt Geo A
Stead, Parker Mr Tucker, Mr. Teaes, d. soils anI
fond Geo Bradshaw, Jas Cla kc Mr. vcsey, Mr. and Mrs
y Dpls and two cpi,ep, NIn bo1sss NJ Coyt,cp Il n
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
THE VERY LATEST.

TURIN. April IL, 1867.
Ratazxis circular 10 the Projects indicates the policy
Of the Italian government. Tho principal ideas
sona unity and liberty While the work Of unincation
is bsag accomplished two political programmes i'm
possible; tho minister's succeeding each other differ
only " the dogrsc Of liberty suitable for Tho country
The government will act with oonciliaton but at the
same time will energeticaly suppress disorders.
The Italian Chambers have beon prorogusd until the
end Of May.
MApRID, April IL, 1862.
reported that provided Spain obtain satistac
on pacihcay she will not interfere with internal Mex
policy.
The evacuation Of Tetuan had commenced.
PARIS, April 12, 1862
s asserted In the Monde that General Pri acuated
by motives OF personal ambition is trying be elected
himself - President Of Mexico
BOMBAY, March 81, 1862
Cabool lesers report the Persian army advancing on
Herat.
Exchangson London ~. "a Cotton quiet. Freghts
co., q 62s ~.
CALCUTTA, March 25, 1862.
Indigo declining. Exchange on London Is. Xd
Freights nominal at 70s.
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Prussia,
Prussia.
Measures are reported TO be preparing against the

Measures are reported TO be preparing against the
press.
II Is officially announced that there is no divergence OF
orinion between tho ministers.
The Berlin papers publish protestation Of the Uni
versty Of Berlin against the electoral instructions Of the
minister of public worship The document is couched in
yery independent spirit. The professors OF the uni.
vss,ty add declaration 70 the effect that tby will only
Act upon those political principles which rest upon
scisntous conviction aud tho free and independent
else OF the national will.
Tho members Of the University or Bonn have followed
the example given by their colleagues at Berlin.
Tho Ministerial Au4r,ma. PrepStehs Strn Zeiiin0 or
30 day SAYS ORDER 10 obtain The npsDval msans for
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

Tie return Of the Bank of France shows increase
in cash OF four and hall millions, and in bank uotos Of
ono and quarter million. The decrease In bills dis
counted Is seventy -four millions, and the balance In tho
treasury is fortylve and half millions The
accounts foot up foriysx and half millions and the
advances eleven and half millions.
The ministers, in council, arc believed 10 have urged
Oh the Emp the tmprdcRce or visiting London during
the Exhibition months. They represent that capital rs
swarmng with political refugees who animated with
yirdctive feelings and urge their the lnds
cretion of exposing himself 10 their snmosilies The
Emperor has more than once refused 10 listen TO any
such reasoning.
The Minister Of the Interior has by order OF the En-
poror, sent assistance IN money not only to the mu
nicpa authorities or the manufacturing towns Of France
to relieve the distressed operatives but likewise 10 all
towns where distress prevails.
The commercial treaty between France and Prussia is
concluded for term OF twelve years
In the sitting Of the court Al Dous TO consider the mp
peal OF nnes tho defendant interrupted tho Procureur
General, and declared himself victim OF persecution
10 Consequence OF his violence he expelled the court
The Marquis de Layaette had gone England pri-
yate business and his return to his functions at Rome
was regarded ~ lese certain
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

Tbs steamship Bohemian, from Liverpool on the 10th
VIA Londonderry The l1th nst arrived At Portland
q half past six O'Clock yesterday morning. Her mails
wsre sent 70 Boston BY the morning train, and from
sAsuce 70 New York, where they win arrived last
aight.
The stsamahip Tsutona, from Southampton the 9th
Snst., reached this port yesterday morning.
The Cunard steamship Persia, Captain Lott, which
sailed from Liverpool at hafpast eight o'clock On the
norning Of the 18th and from Queenstown on the
evening Of the 18TH ns arrived At this port at past
O'Clock last night bringing the Of the 18th OF
April and passengers.
Tho by these arrivals s three days later than
shat received by tho City Of New York.
letter Of the I'd Of April, from Palermo reports that
ahs schooner W. C. Alexander Of Savannah. lying in that
Aarbor had been bearded by armed boats from
shs United States corvette Ino and the master and
u the schooner taken board the corvette as
prisoners. They subsequently however given up.
through rsmonstrance persuasion OF officer of
che port.
considered probable that the British Parliamen.
taTy session would not extend beyond ths middle Of
July--perhaps not beyond the end Of June.
Prince Napoleon has postponed his journey TO London.
II is reported that Prussia proposes TO Denmark the
partition Of Schles wig solution Of the present d
suy.
Garibaldi had arrived at Pavia whore he received
With much enthusiasm.
bill providing for the erection OF palace OF justice and
the concentration Of all the law and equity within
H. debated, and finally rejected Dy majority Of two
against the government In the English House Of CON-
0ons, on the 10Th instant.
Tho steamship Hansa, from New York, arrived at
Cowes on the 18th instant.
The steamship Glasgow, from New York, arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th instant.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
The West Coast or Africa.
CAPTURE OF A SPANISH SLAYER.

LIVERPOOL, April II 1907.
The mails from the West Coast OF Africa report trade in
the rivers duh, particularly Bonny owing the war
with the Ece The Bonny had been defeated D
engagement.
The King Of Peppel takes active part IN the lighting
He has appointed consul 70 London salary Of $500
year. Tho King has also applied 10 Miss Coutts for
f20 900 to build churches at Bonny.
The Spaniah SLAYER Manuel Oetz had been taken into
Cane CsGt,e.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
NEW YoPx HERALD THURSDAY a. SHEET.

TO irdse the convention as II regarded Franco
eopil kags no right % judge % he dt9aiy Of .~SM
GHG The Emperor did not say what the r 80 AZ
poses, snd take the liberty OF sskngwh ~stes svi
Itself I1sti0sd n thus msstahng the exp <NT tsnks
gCal -Ntslons OF an Of
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
Rolnlid.

An attempt was made Oh the 10th instant, at q de-
monsration in tho cathedral OF Warsaw By the Students
with the intention OF creating dsu to induce the
public leave the building Tho Archbishop was iutsr
rupted for short time but after wards ia elog uent
language thanked the whole or his hearers who had rs
NAMED
Fourteen Of the offenders were arrested when leaving
tho cathedral.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
Auslria.
Isitsrs frnm Vienna OF m

Letters from Vienna Of the 1h instant state that ~ de
schmsring, Minister Of state, was seriously H. He was
confined his bed and the physicians would not allow
him TO attepd TO public business.
convention had been concluded between Austria and
Prussia which does away with passports regards the
subjects Of those two countries visiting ether State
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
Italy.

RumoIS current that the Italian Minister for To-
reign Affairs had addressed mos, energetic rem
10 The Prussian Minister Baron Bgssor dc 81 Simon IN
chaTge Of Austrian interests at the Court Turin The
obioctcus Of tho Italian government relate to the con-
centraon Of Bourbon adherents al Trieste and their
barkaton to augment tho number Of tho brgands In
southern italy The ContEenta journals contain accounts
Of several clerical conspracies IN Italy.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
Turkey,

consequence II the incessant hosties carried or
py te Mo.en <rns, the Porte has Informed the great
rowols tnat has sent Omar Paci orders address
ntimatam to the Prince OF Montenegro, dsmsnding an
20 release OF prisoners, and lorna. engagement
on VI part Of the Prince to henceortb prevent nvasons
OF Turkish territory.
The statement that Turkish troops have entered Mon
teaegro is incorrect.
Tho report Of approaching modification OF the minis
try is entirely unfoundod.
The districts OF Kruschurzs and Sntorna had offered
to submit TO the Turks, and had expsled Vucalovch,
who 10 said TO have been wounded and have taken
refuge on an Austrian territory.
Ome- Pasha s said TO have received orders 10 with
draw from zupu. The strength of his army TO be
raised TO 40 600 men.
All tbe great Powers, except France said to have
consented 10 the Invasion Of Montenegro, and Omer
Pasha had consequently received orders to operate i'm
medstsy from three points.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

GFceCes
despatch from Athens Of tho 5th inst, says, 'Th"
captured soldiers have attempted TO break out NJ
prison. Orsni bombs have been discovered in the ey
Famiies hyng the PreUs in order to TAX r.fn,
ship board in Of need. English and Fr .nci shns
of war have lett for Manila 10 alo,d asy am, For gng
tives. Heavy airing continues against rnvai cs,nn
Fresh Disturbances iavs broken out in ra for bic y
land tho steamer Amala has eft wi n troops baud q
Albanian Turks have crosred tn frontier M Iomia an
ed troops thher, and has o- a. 800 -, H. r. -
government and the three srotsctina Powers.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24

the increase OF the Prussan ect proposition has been
made TO augment the marsch dty in addition 10 raising
the impsst salt This proposal appears likely 10 10
acceptable. quart of brandy IN Prussia only pays a
duty OF twelve prussan pfsnnze, whilst in Ehgls IL
pays IL silver groschen, and in France duty Oh TWO
siiN ef groschen.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
IMFoRTANr FROM EUROPE.

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
TIE Persia and TeutOnia al New York /
and Bohemian at Portland.
THREE DAYS LATER MTELLIGgACE.
Division OF the Allies on the
Mexican Question.
Spain Likely to WithdraN from
the Republic
Her Fears for Cslbn in asaee
of Mentor.
England's Endeavor 20 Separate
Spain from France.
The Extraordinary 1ron-Clad Excite
nent in. Eufepe.
----> .----,-----~c---
The Naval Revolution and Opinions
About the H!onitor.
Ehe Artillery Exferimenes Against
English 1gon Plates.
s~>-s>~~-~.~~-.~~~~>~~~~
The Wooden War Ships Of France to
Be Armored
Arrest Of Rebca Traders by . Federal
Gunheat at Palermo.
THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE,
Ass, &c., Be-
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
Great Britain.

The Liverpool corr espcnGcut Of tho london Ti thinks
that the Monitor could be easily carried by boarding.
John G. Hoenan has gone 10 Paris lie don't intend to
light Mace any other man.
The effect Of the payment Of the dividends is already
being felt in the discount market which castor yes
tsrday Q0th). Good bills were taken at "a AK.
The New York herald., 1862-04-24
Miscellaneous.

Br steamship Asia, Queenstown and Liverpool.
Wind NJ sunset NV. fresh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21
81 L III Il RE9
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
I 1852.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with - connec iors fcrlns
TUE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FKOA kKw.lOEg TO TFE FHiNCIPAL WKsIEhN ~ iEs
Esh. trains daily from No"-fok 20 ftrsfe2hiS va
ALL THRouGH TRANS FOR TEE WEsr BY THIS
ROUlE LEAVE EEW-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COuRTLANOTSE =,
Pv way Of Philadelphia the morning passengers ieove New
YORK o. time other routes Evening passengers
a. p IN, one hour later than other lines
By way Of Allentown, evening passengers leave al p M,
.rfse at The ne az Northern line, IN Cnctso aha ~
points In the North Wet cresiae lndisnopohs Lou
Is, Lo.s Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all man
points West with fewer changes Of cars p,r,.,,, ..
81 epng Cars without change run nom Phheaephla 70
Rtbas6 $50 miles ard New. oh to pittsburgh -" inlet
Smoking and Saloon Cars on al Iains
ksrs the a. other routes .
Baggage checked through. Transfers free
Secure Ticket, g, 3s1 y1, ' ggiSSISoahoH
The Peunsy lvairs Central Company runs an fIsisn,
Accommodation Line which sfords oomortaois NODE OF
travel 70 parties moving edward st one ha ne usus e'
sf faro. ,.,.,<,,,r,
y this route freghts q al descriptions cen be forwhdri
10 aud point the Railroads OF ONO heut1cky To-
diana Illinois Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT, OF TO port the nsyisable MYERS Of
tie Wet by steamers from in oorgh
4be Railroad all fayorsbe a. ere
amazed ~ Railroad Companies Merchants AID ship
@ nuss the transportation OF their Eresht 10 this Com
pszy rely with connaep'e on ~ sp'edy usns''
Farmers and Dealer 10 Live stock will find This most adj
vsDsgeoGs route. Capscors ard; vel "sersd and ,p
and s'eniion paid 10 their wants
From ar sbaTg where viii be fonno every for
iss1.g ed rss;,sr a., S0ssf TwosE mARKETs
g. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Ae.oT-Houss.
LEIGH Co, Freight Agents, s..,, WANT.
no ! asiOr House. aud no ! SCUM "hHsin'st'
"''D'""" :" No. d Bsttery.pAes
ESoCH LEWIS. General sVpt Altoona, 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEw-JERsEY.-

- FIom foot Of Cou, DIT - Conbectug II Hampton
junction with De.wss Lsct.,7snna and " eern Rail DAD
EastO- with Lrhigh Valley bsiTosd and i cOnheo
tons forming line Pitt aTst and tie West taout
en6Dge
SUMMER ARHANGEME ST-CommenonE May 8. 1862
--Leeye New-l OK e. ioilows. .
TAEYfsBUrG EXPkHsx-At A. m. FOR Esston. Reading,
fottsv1Ie A.lch Ctuns, Niilamsp9r', &c
Man THAIS--At 10 'or Faster water 6sP, Soian-
Zen cree, geuJ pittstou, Mike b.rfe. &c 49,.
h - TurouGu TRArS-For tastor. Asueh Chunk WI
ls,n.osrt Reading, Pottsyiie, hsnsburs Se ,,-,
~ ~ WAY PAsszSgEg NRAiS-fof Ession, bet4'ehe~
AIlepto. a. ard nsuch CbuuE
E.eOr n Wa 7RsiN--h "a Snmervile 80
an = Wg.rKGs ExPsEss-t9r ta'tou Allentown hes''
iny usisurg Ptsburlh and the West seepius cars itJm
Jersey City through 70 pirsbu sn
EyYEFss TRAIN HAHNlssURG--Ihe H. t&f1'sh
TrsiB ron ok sIiges al E4ErsbuGsa ~ Connect
fpz gs and West syvans Cenirs Railroad No n'in
Centra Rsroad North ana south AID with me Ccmber
lad Valley Railroad. - - - w., ,..,.
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connection a. harrisburg th Ponnsyivsnia taosoi h
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MAJ aod Chicago -Four hour tune saved by iaAns THIS
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YORK from Pier 30 . Moth River a. 7:I0 aud I:Io L.
$40 ~ sud .. 49,, n, . ..
The boats tou al Bergen Poiut AID Mariner sbor every
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