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MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANSi)
~ & City Hall, April II, 1862. x
Common Council Of The City Of Now Orleans.
M G(ff}A57

l n "a 81 Common Council Of The City Of Now Orleans.
q mo. 6000.l
q AN ORDINANCE Concerning the CITY Powder Mill 81
RTC.E 4 The administration aud management Of the City
Powder Mil shall be souided 70 four
shall be elected by the Common g uscl. 4S 55 ~
The said committee shall have the entire control and
Of the said City Powder Mill shall ali
pose of the when tho 81 cys
Of the Common CoInciIf towt = 80 So
Qne salary Of 5000 per aufu
oyeseer at salary afteeh hundrel per annn
chemist for refining salpere 81 salary Of $1,000 per
num- Fes3ss
as many aborers may be required the
actur powder and the good Of said Powder
Mil, at such salary as may be fixed by he committee
The said committee shall be bound report monthly
the Common Council and wriing relative
the bsiuess transacted by said Powder Mill suggest
and prosperity Of the same. Is s$s
The neral superintendent shall have the general
supsntendenea of the business and Of si Powder
Mill shall be der the imme late control of tht committee
all alters and resye TO his administration and
inanasement Of said Z wder Mil. - sssSs iSj
III (Signedl 7f. ~ s. P. {DELABARRE, 4sssS
si5Sss President pro ten, board Of Aldermen.
&5slis tsgned] III. MAGIONI, ~
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Isi9nsdl - JOHN r. MONROE, Mayor
}albi 81. MAR,or 4. BAKER, Secretary
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In Western Texas The stsstion property
amounts to $4,000 900. 5sssl5ss s5s
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Our loss in the two battles Of Shiloh is now
supposed by those best advised to abe between
4oo0 and 5000 that Of the enemy probably 5000
or 10 600, though at first reported by themselves
TO be $4,000 or 90 ono 3assI
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We nave had some tine sAowers of rain the past
week which has been of immense value to the
growing crops Of all kind, and particularly has it
benefited the cattle range. -
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Eli NoRTHERN8 ACCouNrs OF TIfs LATE. 1. Va.
learn that the ST. Louis Dsmoeras I'D Mrs q
loss Of some ls 900 IN killed. captured air wonns
ed. We learn that at Paducah the loss ii issis
mated at about 2O 600 By the Federal 3
learn that at Nashville they consder ana sstifiafas
the loss ct n 900 lin. killed, wounded and prisoas
ers. They represented our loss HI stiff hehsier
50 GOO IN killed, wonndsd aud prisoners. This IL
gaged in the fight Our loss in kilSd is fsd
~ 800 OF sou only in w0nnded b Don't s|il0. sWe
have few missing 0Hr killed. wounded and miss.
ing will be fully covered by 4o90, certainly 4S6O
four generals killed Sherman, Wallace and Erit.s
tenden, the name Of the other We did mot LEARN,
lt.Ras also stated that Bhen was severely Woaildad
on Monday, the 7th.
regiments, their disbanding, eto.. il ntirned 81
today's intelligence; also that two Wiscpnsia
regiments mntinied, but of their rey0lt WI si Iot
learn the final result. lMemphis "a yalahehs.
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XIV.
AUCTION SALES.

BY McCERREN & LANDRY. Fi-

AUCTION SALES.
CONTENTS Or 4 raIvATE1 1cL1B ROOM At AUG
BY MocERREN g LANDRY. f5'
g W hlccERnFs Anctloneer.
oinso aug salsstopn Masonic Hail. St, Charles street
n 4 se a AnrI r. Iaa is r. io SSlash A.
,a,s Tsn brnry Ex,snsen md Gard Tables
ware, Carpets &c els. A'a
* 35 -A!so--3 5.5t
FAB ae stoye ,'ns chandelsrs and Fixtures
ss-TEhIisMo sc oash. h. - 'pt" = 'p''' apis
5.s5.ts5is Il, 8 - NJ M
ny haie ~ euct on o. the Contens Of frVate
postponed until further notice. y Ae pAss "a, sps g,
~ II aretion. =, : q - 1'.' Z - :
by Mcl,ERRTq ~ Il iANnRYs5{l :
g. W. srceEaRss, Auctlonesr,
SATUHDAY, Aprsl 10, at IL o'clock, !,
Cotton prss Fails g. asa sa.ssd s.eu
sa-.sN s---ea.h -------- ----- apl7 J;
SIXTEEN VERY DsslRAsLE t,sads LoTs on BIEsyIbLE
nv an pn,1rpo e7r1rrT r,c ..z y
50 - aanpssu sa,ru. ri ,auct,oneer
y 80. ofbcs, 81 Common Stree.
SATDRDAY,i April 10, ut Ia O'Clock, BI.,
SOW AN'''0n me sfsDs'' ana
os "na e o%
b|fRs Ts 49,
s ss ssss ssaass
evsaua interest secured by mortgage the property
s M has hs privilege dscouPtng h. notes at
cent, mt, :, ..,, .a,,.a . ~, w. "
hs purehaser N'''s u'' | 'n' esIIase apl5
TWO SQUARES OF -onoUNT1-oSg ON caaRo1Iseor
Avenue and One on aasqae. ssresAs =, ancIon
,pEr2.nr,,,,,, =. sxs,. =
Nas a.spsaa sHs.m s.iTa. a. ans,oss.-. sos
Office, 81 Common street.
y + IA Y APTl H. at n O'clock.
osE n4p AhE. containing Al lois, bounded by Carroon
e s act Of sale in the s0'
ps %ofssss pG o.
ana pr # ss sss sss e;h or s n to
pense Of shs purchaser '-''
SQUARE of il lots, bonnGea BY Gseaue 4elsmschu,
rsgkFa T and .ees .'5se' rec sse psn The Esshspg
& sl na
lie property
ri RESERVE sss
BY PLAc1DE n SPEAR
s Auc,oneer-ofBce. Il char,ress st.
MONDAY, April ai, at lOk O'Clock, A. NJ !.
eswse ~ eo De .Sd snd seny a e store
ran pan nen an ua Mobs oa
A.sssis FsEssc.s yss' ssA Vests Hndts' chiefs etc .ps
-. -===. ----------==-==---
AAYoHAtTy c},y !,si, al sEW ADs inIhhss4aAss'{ II ~
,i==.5 lNo. o95U.1
asTs9y
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lambs in this fold need looking al ter stheY afs
neither as y wise as servants nor llarIaleaa a
doves On the contrary they are as blind ss
bats and stupid as geesess not soon taken care
Of they win run into dit # Al
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Mr. Samuel Moore, OF shenandoah county, yir.
ginia, has recently given for the support Of the
families of the militia in that county and Page.
1900 bushels Of corn and nearly 1000 bushels Of
wheat r. @ {S5
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& Our Washington cosFssp spondsnt teiegs8 8phss that
DIR. Russell of The Iopdon afsgasled with
American affars general N, and i'll soon show by
his moveInents that thinks TheEa,H no place
like homo. g tGin6in 6innAti Gazette. s. sss.s e
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Resnming Letter Whine-Mexcan lmbeogiics and their Fu
ture-4 N.w Programme the Tapis-Change Of Govern
men imminent-Msxico md the ;nfeaerae States I'm
friendly Reatons-Troube Brewing on The Rio Grande
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a stH 2 -
g i, J,RoNraAPsssDYER AND soouRER.

No 50 BOURBON street. y
aa nc public he hAs ms auned
the yei,s tyyaa ssst,
md inst will continue With the
tsoi, for which ke IL celebras I'D S;y5ilf
Ths rssrlnar whoh, lsst he has
ths ef bis Hourba,
ee guarantee fos thces whe honof hiE With thss
zvssseasxs VT
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I.5I-7g'l = q. - NO. .b9S9. 49, = !
esored That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author.
the Treasurer for The payment Of the fol-
lowing bills ): ~ Es ~ 5i fi3T - : = .
A. D. u Adrich, bill for hwy furnished Work house and
Pounds .S257 35
Finance and telegraph offices with gas 300 40
osn,t ). ~. -. $50 IS s5
insane to jackson $50 10
5 W Piper, cleaning prvies Of Work house. is 90
lSlgnedj 3t7a ~ j. MAGIUEI, 4
"a 5f49 President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
(Signed] s. z. DELABARRE,
e. N a. President pro tenn. Board of Aldermen I
4 Approved April IL. 1862 = Z g. .sT'51 80
y ~ III 5s ISigned JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
a true copy = ~ IS 5+si5E z Silsg,77 - = i
4 al2 st MARION A. B4KEn, Secretary.
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SQUARE Ar Of y lots, bounded BY Gssqae. Teemechus
fhlmyra and Aorte5 streets See plan ut the Eachaugs
TERM Cash, or half cabh; balance one OF. one and
sHo years for es bearing per cent and per
Act Of sale before T. o. Stark, Hotary Pablic
pth7e 81 ths purchaser
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A French View OF the Rebellion.
lfrom daliguani's Messenger Paris March no. lSoz
PAklSiAh FASHIONS FOR NEW YORK

The recent cheering from America procaing vico.
ry upon victory for the Union troops
almost peradyesture the speedy Termination OF the
rebellion has already produced effects upon
fashionable narts OF industry In this metropolis
For the falling Oh in
to the New World in the costly aud recherche fabrics
has been severely felt II therefore, with peculiar
pleasure that hailed the advent in midst OF old
familiar face In the person OF Mr. w Mackenzie past
extensive purchaser OF haneau5 and
Paris for the New York city trade aud who has
management ol the celebraied United STATS MssIls aud
street. in that city judging from the selections Of this
Lecanu Platel Berger and others OF distinguished
modsts and which kindly permitted TO inspect
previous their shipment the days OF TASTE and would
almost extrava gance, which have long time charac
erzcd the ladies OF America have not yet entirely vanished
for have witnessed truly elegant and charming
collection OF novelties there presented to our view
The world beauties of the Republican Court at
Washington well those of the Commercial Metropolis
New York; well congratulate themselves having
person competent 10 cater TO their good taste as Mr.
Mackenzie and trust his visits gay capital VIII
be periodically continued
I'm calling attention to the foregoing natter,s -.
tice OF his establishment from Gaignans George Carey
would merely that his opening for the present
season Ii fixed for Wednes lay April when inspection
OF ss and manGiactres from the adeso his
UNITED STATES CLOAK AND MANTILLA STORE,
34 and JOG Canal street
GEO. CAREY
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Landlord and Tenant Law.
SUPERIOR COuRT--SPECIAL TERM.

Before Hon. Judge Barbour.
MARCH 25--Wm. Gibson Solon W. Rice and r. c.
Remington This action 1858 for one
month s Of store in Gibson Building corner Of
Thirteenth street and Broadway The rent claimed
updor lease made by tho plaintiff to defendants. The
defendants admitted the lease, but set up defence
that they restricted to the promises for tho sale
of liquors and segars only and that they induced
to lake the lease In consequence OF the Of
tho plaintiffs agent that they would the whole
patronage Of walack theatre that there Inc
premises and would not be any place for the sale OF
HIS lease from having any bar attached 10 his theatre
These representations, tho defendants alleged, we're
untrue and that soon after thcy tok possession bar
was opened In waack theatre which entirely destroyed
their business. The defendants and somc witnesses
their behalf wore examined, and when the defendants
rested tho Court on plaintiff motion ordered dgment
for the plaintiff Messrs. Townsend and Galbrath for
plaintiff; Messrs. Angel and Brown for defendants.
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Coroners' Inqucsts.

An UNKNOWN WOMAN KILLED ON TIx NEW HAVEN
RAnRoAD-As the down train from Now Haven ap-
preaching Mott Haven about halfpast ave O'Clock yes
tcrday morning, the engineer discovered woman walk
ing the track short distance ahead of tho locomotive.
The whistle instantly blown to the woman Of
and the train was almost upon her that she paid the
slightest attention to the warning. She then made
oort reach tho lett hand track but before sho could
get out OF tho way. tho COW catcher struck her
infcting such severe injuries that she died IN
Naumann hold inquest upon the BODY whom tho above
facts appearing in cvdonco the jury rendered verdict
of Accidental DEATH. Deceased was about forty yhvo
years age stout built, had black hair and hazel
cycs Tho body removed TO the dead house for tho
purpose Of Identification.
SUPPOSED INrASTIc1DT-The body OF female child was
found in an alley way in Grand street yesterday
morning undor circumstances whchle to tho bocf that
was strangled Coroner Naumann held inquest upon
the body, when tho jury rendered verdict Of " Death
by strangulaton at tho hands OF person unknown
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him. The muskets those that we're furdA 'uou W Wv
State 10 tho people for homo protection. an
AZ promised you in my last, the Louisvills D. .,ch
der Captain Sohweitz and Lieutenant Harrington
commanding a company fully sustained the promM no
made. They could hardly be held back: they were
eager TO get at the foe that it smai! matter W
keep them in ranks
Among other things found at the Gap gray cap
with tho letters s. NJ r. and roll OF papers, &C., wncn
led the fact that they had stolen our name ana called
themselves the Southern Marion Rifles The originals
only wish they could have met them on equal footing,
that's ALL They would very have convinced them
how bogus they
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Aid for wounded Soldiers.

CALL FOR A MEETING or crTizEN5 OF NEW
ENGLAND.
Al meeting OF New Engandsrs, hold at tho Astor
House Friday, March %, 1862, IL was
Resolved, That general meeting Of the citizens aud
Sons Now England be held Monday evening the
3st instant arrange for providing suitable care
tendance and accommodations for wounded New England
soldiers as they pass through tbis city on their way
homeward from the
In accordance with this resolution the citizens and
Sons OF New England invited 10 meet al the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, on Monday, at SP. NJ.
J. GREEN .rlERS0N, Chairman.
CHARLES GOULD, Secretary.
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sea way they roll badly a. TO make their guns
practically useless, at the time reducing their
tuiness IN smooth, shallow water By giving them in
Tor making vessels Of war unreasonably narrow. Tho
consciousness 49, thoy roll oatrsgsousy, ruqnas the risk
OF throwing their guns overheard, and placing them
disadvantage in action with other stsader vessels Be-
sides this they the uncomfortable ships In the
world IN anything but fine weather, and going 10
now adays in gunboat or soop of about tke
thing as the old fashioned punishment Of being TOSSED
a blanket and ducked in the horsepond
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The Eastern Eishinr saundron.

LOSS or FISHING VESSELS AND THEIR CREwS OFF
GEORGES BANKs--c0NTRiBuTIoNs SOLICITED FOR
WIDOWS AND oRpHASs, ETC.
BosroS, March 20, 1852.
Tho number OF Gloucester sng vessels lost oIGeorgo's
Bank. in the gale of February "a. fifteen, and the
number lost January was four. By the loss OF these
nineteen vessels 13S drowned. leaving seventy
widows and 1tT children to .bo provided for Contrbu
t!ous are solicited for these widows and orphans.
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NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
Spirited skirmish with and Repulse OF
O Guerilla Band.

O Guerilla Band.
SsDAuA, Mo, March 20, 1862.
The notorious brigand Qusntrei with two hundred OF
his guerilla bspd msdo sudden and unexpected attack
on detachment OF Colonel Phillips regiment OF Missouri
militia under Major Foster, at Warrensburg wcdncs
day last, but alter spirited skirmish they driven
from the town. with the loss OF nine killed and
teen wounded, and twenty horses captured. Our loss
two killed and nine wounded.
Quantrs made another attack tho town on tho fol-
ing day the result OF which is not yet ascersined
Lieutenant Colonel rittsnden has left Georgetown
with rsinforcemcnts for Major Foster.
Scouting parties of Colonel Phillips regiment havo cap
tursd 1900 kegs OF rebel powder in Pett county
within the past few days.
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Supreme Court-spccial Term.
Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.

MARCH 27. Ivtuom H. Wit'idn, the C0rey Island and
Brooklyn Roirrood Company granted costs 10
abide the event. unless plaintiff within thirty DAYS com
rctcs the contract n oil RESPECTS required to DC rcr
formed by tho 18th September, 1861 except as tctern
nus Of road to Fifteenth street and to thc buildings
for the company and unless he completes the OF
the road within thirty days after the right OF way IS OBJ
tanned and notice served on him, Fifteenth street
within thirty days after grading.
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Trial Trip Of the Steam Gunboat Marble-
head.

Trial Trip of the Steam Gunboat Marble-
head.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
UNITED STATES STEAMER MARBLEHEAD,
OLD PoNT, March ~, 1882. )
Christening comes in importance aftor the birth
OF a child, and know Of no better way Of celebrating
the advent Of the best of tho gunboats than In
forming tho HERALD that tho Marblchsad arrived here
this AFTERNOON after successful trip frem Boston, In
good order and we'll picked sot Of for officers and
crew, ready for any service tho country may demand.
The following 10 her list Of oiicers-
Lieutenant mmanding-S. Nicholson.
F,ra Lieutenani aud Executive 0tcer--Goo. c. Remsy.
Acting Naste,s-George Martini Bowen Allen.
Erainser-Cark Fisher.
Assslanf Surgeon-B II. Kidder.
Acfiug 1sststdpi Paym1asr-J H. milford, Jr.
Third Asraaw Enqinccrs-John b. Carpenter, william
Cansnin's CIerk-william L. Dulancy
Aching Master Mdes-D 8. Gross, O. Il. wnsow {, 7.
Laha, Jr., b. D. Low
We left Boston Tuesday morning. and should have
arrived here ON Thursday night but for storm, which
obliged us TO 60 out Of Another guntpss the
Chcours started out at the tmc but was. unable
70 keen along with u.s. max ny, were eight, nine
and ten knots hour. With exception, the Mar
bshead Ia in cvery respect superior 70 any Of the ohor
twenty threeo gunboats. Her hull was but by g. w.
Jackman Jr of Newburyport Mass, and Is model'of
strength and in workmanship aud finish universally
admired while lying at thc yard.
Her machinery was built by stanton y Manery, Of
yernuaent, is probably N the specification In
weight, material ara workmanship than, With one or
two exceptions, any OF tho others built by larger and
more generally known shops.
The engines are unusually heavy, but so well put to-
sether and accurately httel that they work with tho
IN s perfect ease and regularity being new they have
not of course boon tried TO tho full cxteut OF thee
powcr hut their excellent bohaviour under tho severe
test of the rolling and pitching of the vessel during the
| sErm, convinced oyery one on board tha they are
l/cyory lhiug tia, could bo wished
n IL very unfortunate that IN designing those boats
thoy should hayo been nado so narrow thai W anything
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MArricd.

MAyxs-Fox.-On Wednesday, Mach 26, at the Henry
street synagogue by tho Rev Mr. S. Seelg assisted by
Rev DR.. s. M Isaacs Mr. LOUIS MAYER to RACHEL second
dadyhter OF Simon Fox, Esq, all Of this city.
Srofxs-SAwyER.~-On Saturday morning, March 20, at
the residence OF the Nerdos father by the Rev H. Van
Bcnschotsn, SroLrs, OF New York to NELLIE c. daugh
tor Of B. Franklin Sawer, Esq. Of Brooklyn.
SyLvEsrER-Fox.-0n Wednesday, March 26. at tho
Henry street synagogue by the Rev. Mr. s. seeg,
sisted by Rev. DR.. 3. ". Isaacs Mr. Lxws SYLVESTER 10
HEsrgR, Oldest daughter Of Simon Fox. Esq.
New Orleans Nashville and Louisville papers please
copy.
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Prepared from plant that grows the districts OF
China discovered ~ the Doctor whilst physician attached
the French and British Enba ssies Hong Kong
scrbed for the natives andote to the effects OF opium
strong teas. &c.
bility Neuralgia Ticdooreux St. Yitus Dance Nervous
Headache, Rheumatism. Languor, Impotency and all dis
Of the blood and nervous system.
single trial will convince the most incredulous.
Ono dollar box OF forty pills. large Of hundred
for two dollars
post by mail any part receipt OF
by GEORGE BULPIN, General Agent 429 Broadway Cup
raj,
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United states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. Judge Shipman.


MARCH 27.-7he United States Zachariah Seauer.-
The prisoner arragned threo indictments charg
ing him with forgery In transmitting false papers the
United States Pensioners ONCE He pleaded guilty,
and was orderod TO ind 81 900 bail In each case.
Joseph Webb arragned and pleaded not guilty to
indictment for passing counterfeit com.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
Navigation WcstNnrd.

BUffAID, MITCH ~, ISbZ.
The propeller Eclipse which left here at four O'Clock
yesterday morning arrived at Toledo al nine O'Clock this
morning, making her regular timo
The olean is reported still In tho ice below Dunkrk
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The Seal Fishery.

ST. JoaSs, N f.. March 90, 1869
The coast si.ll firmly packed with ice Tho seal fish
ery will be perfect failure this season.
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Prizes Cashcd I'm All Legalixed Lotte.
RE. Information gwen. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
10 Wall street. up stairs, New York.
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Prizes Cashod I'm all Legalizod Lotts-
teres. Information given Exchange Office. WIN LOCKER
Broker, No. 2S Pine street, up stairs, room No o.
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CristndorO's Hair Dye, Preservative and
Wigs the best the world Wholesale RETAIL and the
dye privately applied at No. 9 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

Beautiful ComplexiOn-Laird's Bloom
OF Youth Liquid PEARL preserving and bcaung the
complexion and skin. All druggists, and 439 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

BatchelOr's Hair Dyc.-&rhe Best I'm the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold ap-
piled at BATCHELOk'S Wig Factory. l6 Bond steret.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, March 28, 1862.
Position Of Affairs at Yorktown and Along tho York Rioer
The rebel deserters who have recently como up here
tell stories about the force and position Of the rebels that
do hang well together Their accounts Of matters at
YORKTOWN and along the York river do not correspond
with those that have from other MY nforma
ton leads TO believe that the AFFAIR of yesterday al
Big Bethel might have taken place at any time during
the three weeks far any opposition on the part
Of the rebels Big Bethel evacuated
BY them month ago, and they have not boon hors in
force any time since. Tho statement that th0y had
500 troops there Yesterday is manfesy Incorrect and
probably for $50, the only troops they have
Gently kept Bethel have been picket guards and Scouts
They strong force at Yorktown whore they have
at least 25 COO troops. Yorktown very strongly fort
fed both on the land and river sido. ot
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The Coupons Of the United states 7.3O
Treasury Notes. due April will be cashed immediately
Office THOMPSON BROTHERS. No. Wall street.
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Pure T0bacco-YellOw Bank TObac-
co-Goodn's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all
pures for sale by all tobacco and dealers and at
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

Trusses.-Marsh - Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces Dr. Wadsworhs Uterine Ee.
vatora superior article No vesey street. Asor House,
opposite church.
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C. e. Marsh, Author of the Popular
Works Bookkeeping gives Private Lessons Bookkeep
ing and Business Affairs his rooms COG Broadway. Cir
culars with terms on applicaton.
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InH. .ntile Convulsions.

AmRontlle COmvukS1Onss
Mrs. wIN4L0W'S Soothing Syrup for children. will al
most Instantly relieve gripping In the. bowels wind collie
and overcome infantie usons which wl IL speed
lily remeded, end In death.
10 also the best and remedy in the world for all
tases OF dysentery and diarrhea Children whether
arises fro teehing from other Sold by all drug
gists. Twenty-Five cents u bottle.
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The Court Of Appeals.

The Court OF AppcaIs.
ALBANY, March 20, 1852
The calendar for the Court OF Appeals for Monday
March 81, il as follows:-
Preferred Caendar.-Nos. "a, IS, 81, IS.
General Calendsr.-Nos. %, 20, 80, 81, 81, 32k.
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Omcial Dra wings Of the Kentucky and

OeInWare StAte LOterIes. =
"a, g. 6S, 76, Is, "a, 81, So, 20, 10, 81, II, SO.
DELAWARE, CLAss 1s6-Maych ~, 1853.
"a, 81, 40, ~, 81, l6, 80, 10, 80, 36, GO, 81.
o"c"A'' sent 0' A0o'e''"yN JOHN A. NORRIS CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware, or Covingten Kentucky.
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Damp and Exposure XIII Moro Than
bullets Soldiers should provide themselves with Hoi
loNay's Pills.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

Barry's TrfcOpherous Is the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beaufyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies. try IT, Sold by
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

whites Spring style OF Gents Hnss and
Caps now ready 2i6 Broadway under Barnus Museum