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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT Chief Justice Tur-
ner, of Nevada Territory, lately delivered, what
the Ntps calls line lecture, at Placeryille. In
speaking Of the rebellion aud its prospects he
said
In OF those border raids $50 common in the
days of the Edwards') from Scotland into the
English Highlands, the leader Of the aggressora
was celebrated lord Of the House of Douglas,
most gentle ia peace, most gallant in war aud
as ho received a wound in battle, which he felt
must prove fatal, he turned to his attendant aud
said There is prophecy in our family that u
dead Douglas will win a field and believe its
fulGllmcut IS at hand. Take my banner, carry IL
to the front, aud let your battle cry be Douglas
Douglas = The leader, sayiug this expired, and
following the banner and the battle cry, the host
rushed on aud were victorious. have thought
this incident had its counterpart iu our own
times. In the commencement Of this conflict for
a Nations life, n modern Douglas, before lac
untimoly fell, gallautly defending a country he
loved, exclaimed almost with his last breath
He who cannot loi get party aud platforms nnW
is not worthy the confidence Of honest people,
aud the great host Of Union men all over this taii
land, catching up this sentiment as their battle
cry and rushing forward crying Douglas, Doug
las ! rs they go, march on to certain triumph.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

LARGE SALE or NATIVE ToBACCoA dispatch
10 the Marysvilla 4ppeat Of the 9Th says that
b. G. Horn a Co., San Francisco, sold 10000
lbs. of California 'robaceo at s. per pound two
days before. Prices on the 9th was 81 Is for
all descriptions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

New INvENroN.A gentleman in this city Is
now making to order, new specimen Of hdles
hoops, which, ii successful, will DO much more
convenient than those used at present. Tho hoop
is formed of small pieces Of steel, about three
inches in length, which are riveted together, but
turn on Il swivel thus the lady desiring to in
crease or decrease the size Of the hoops, cnn do
20 by means Of a small attachment to the circle
and thus clear Il crowd, or spread her dre.s to
the utmost capacity $. T. y0HrHqi.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

KILLED AND WouNDED.--Jas. Townsend, sent
to the State Prison from this county two months
since, for larceny, is among the number killed
in the late attempt to escape JAS. Gallagher.
formerly Of Weayerylle, was wounded in the
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02

New Orleans on the 9th Of last April was exc
culcd in public ON the 9th of June. lie made
speech to bis friends, aud refused to receive tho
attention Of any clergymeu
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FINANCIAL NEWS.
NEW YORK. sa, lrday. May "a

The nature Of tie news aud the shoek SVEN W ~
make, Ivy the Indian, dni,uty indirp1scd -
operators to 10 much and Tie trsnsa, Il ms wW
ligh today. The governments did not materially
vary, hut the railroads generally were . srihs b.
ter Alter the board tic market WAS dull, an
prices lower. The transactions In gold llmits1
u the hoard. and the price tru at a.. The smoune
Of husinc- done tits week In oil stocks reaches
t9q2i.2.h, Of which toia,0oU are governmental 49,
1924 AS IN eoll-,he remsinier In state aud oshss
stocks In the matter OF tho Iniians fraud thD
board had decided not call the stock for tie pre-
sent The pr nciIa of the house whicl has uss1
these bonds has been before the committee, AMI Do
cncs any explanation. Tho bonds u,ci As colo
rails hsv, been taken up and others substituts4
None Of item have been s'il.
The exports ~ s,ld today were per EiinhursA,
S28o.6so iisnsa, S3Js4si British Qucon, SIS, IN
together s6)I9i9. making about slo,o, 90 for ths
week The rate OF h,n.e for the steamers wss
very Arm at iits la. for bankers names
The exchanges a, the Clearing House this msr,r
ing were s3l,Iai, i2a balances, si,2osS'a; ~
the week, sl.2,s 2sSGa balances so,i0i2oL
The -, tcs ~ the beverly Bank Of New jersey ars
,hrown out by tho brokers today. There are -
totos Of tie Somerset County, New Jersey, Bank,
siercd from Is. There ave also counterfeit io's =
the Traders bank II Newport made thair spp-sr-
suce. The Merchants Rank Of this city has dsclas-
81 Per cent semi.snnusl.
The receipts - the Custom House this week have
been Si,Od','Ol in demand notes. Tho rerepts -
tie Assistant FIR, ssury, kSTsio1t 1.-THE piymeatss
go sS5 a3o leaving balance OF siJ,IIO,oIq being
q dccreasc Of s2,l35,tt5 On the week.
The business OF tho Reading Railroad for Apr1
was S2nAsr4-s 100 moro than last year, and
net profit Of $i23,9oi.
Tho deposits In bank have again increased nearly
$1,000 900 this week, with little corresponding u
crease for employment The paper pferina 10 -
very Limited amounts. Tho Treasurer. however,
announces his readiness 10 resume ts issue Of Ger.
uara,es o. dcrosits but At per cent Interest Ths
deposits must remain a. least 30 days, aud thsa
h.,- 40 A"y- NOTICE. The imports Of the port u
New York have been OF dry goods Saiv,it., aud q
general merchandise 81, $50 29i, total of Sss9otso
Tie dry goods continue 10 fnd their outlet through
the suction houscs, and not upon the whole AT very
romunerAive rates. The gut Of the foreign markses
| has. however compelled some sacrifice.
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sshSC1.s.r.sNk;<,y'S.

IVAN Ei--- tlISt-rl Ms VEST "a
W ar. y, W ihit,r.t.
vUANIEp-GiRLs 70 MAKE ToRrE.
W G-e. "a, ~ Wet icii a. ~
M AErED-A NEAT TIDY GIRL FOR
w ~. raj homework, Gle Third ave 10
\VANIEb--A FIRST RATE KNIFE Cutter
w ladies COLLAR mandatory, = DIANE. All floor.
VANTED-SIiiRr HANDS To MAKE
w common white shirts. Warren At my.6 %
NANTED--3 GOOD TN RUOFfRS, Goa
w Sh ave, bet 42d ami sSd At. 80
NEANTED-2 addresses N CUSTOM
w pants at 80 Spring Al, ir Aoor, bscs rcrm. 200
\NANfip-.l2 OR IA llUD CARRIERS.
w Any At $50 rulton at Broo.yn. ii
\IANTlD--AN OPERATOR WHO "a used
w to W & vs. mari-id5 Sixth ave- stairs up.
" AS1ED-llNiSllE ON PANrS, none
w hi good hands need apply, At Ss6 18Th At
~ ANTED-OPERATOE on W & vs.
w mach. t. make linen coats -?iS peeckcr -.
NrANTED--2 BAlS1ERS & SIX FINISH.
w rrs, on pants rocj price paid. so Ehfsrc'h
\VANTED-t GOOD HOUSE PAINTERS,
w Henry e.
\NANTtD-FlRST CLASS MILlINER n
w girl fcr homework t94 sth Nv. cor 4ld g, 4,
\NANItO-2 GOOD TAiLORESSES, 1 ON
w cu7.S ant On pants. 100 Nassau 1t. ~
NNANlLD-6 TIN ROOtERS. AT DAVID
w Tl;Ers. 3 YVES, Prc ,dO.y, MONDAY morning.
WANTED-A ilRST CLASS TAlLORESS
w ou 6n- custom =, alta - 'tst ave. 4,h door.
NANTfp-IMMtD IiTELY. A Carriage
w pointer JAS. BAsHfOED u, Youkcr.. 2l,2
\NANTFD-A YUU NJ MAN to work by the
w w''s. at boo, making. si2 Henry 1t, \. Tkln.
\VAN1fD-GlRLS TO WORK ON GRO
w Yer s. Bakers ins machnc- ~ wmteh,ll
NNA%TED-A FIRST RATE UpllOl-
w tit,r. "ofu.ton sv, Brooklyn. IL
WANTED MOROCCO UPPER CUTTERS
w and MAILER ou copper nail ahoes. AZ pcy Vt u
WANTED A YOUNG LADY To TEEp ~
w sn Ice cream saloon i0i Grand 1t. m2d g
MANI ED--SOME GOOD GIRLS FOR
w paper toHe--a' fult It. 20
\\ANifD-2GOoD OIL CAN MAKERS
w ~ ia MAIDEN Lane.
WANTED? ADAMS FRfss FEEDERS
w a, ~ Centre 81.
MANNED = FlNlSliLRS on CUSTOM
w pants at 2a Orchard It. noon Il. 800
\NANrED-FIRST RATE PANT FINISH
w ers--,ustom shor, oinowery. II. MOOR
WANTED GOOD IAiLuRLSS On
w coats. iAT First ~. al foor. hun, r,s,in. YaJ
\NANTLD-i CABINET MAkIES, on
w TALES ,nl sofas. 10 Mott 1t, cor Hester 9i2
MANI ED--GOOD pRfSSMAkEES--lis
w Sst ~, door cest of ~ ay. ny26 2'2Sa
\NANIED-A SMART, ACTIVE 10Y, Il
w IT, iG,rsure haii dressing t''m-, 81 colitsni
WANTED coon SEAMSIRE>SES-Al.o
w I ~ > nrprent :3I broadway 2iO
\NANTED-YOING GIRL TO TAKE
w care of children, NJ Marion At. ?Oi
\NANIED -OiFRA1ORS fORFIhNNrl.
w shirts l"i% Lcwisst. 22?
\NANiEp-A GOOD OrEKA1OR on W.
w A " - machine. If Clint IA ~, 4 DDsklNu
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INSURANCE.
pEoPLES FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
osc.. 1893 CANAL ST, aud
oo'"' 90 WALL ST,

Inrlres Property, generally, against Loss by
FIRE, on tile uIobt reasonable terms.
DIRECTORS.
Matthias Clark, II. s. TernolL Chas =. Hunter,
John W. Lewis, James 5. Lewis, Samuel Birdsall,
Thos Williams, Edw. Il Clark, Geo. SchuelEsl,
Jno r. YelvertonP. X. Chrstie, Thoa J. b snok,
Abrm Lsggett, William NOR, Crowell Adams,
Simon shindler, d. J. Steward, Jos'ph Is. Miller,
Alfred Barmore, A. X. VAnNest, J. q. Blauvet
Corn's Stephens, Samuel Raynor Albert Mann,
Solomon Bants, VIM. Hertze, Henry David
Christo'r Gwyer, John o. More, Peter j. SCHULTZ,
George Warner, Nat. Bloodgood, j. Y. VAy.kiper
FmAn Campbell, Eliph. Bootman,
MATTHIAS CLARK, President.
w, r. UNDERLilLL. Secretary.
nvia sssxATh'ios
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-26
INSTR UCTION.

01 WHITING CLASSIC LESSONS, 81,
VI or 20, -. Bookkeeping IS per month, or
90 Lessons unlimited. Arithmetic and peumsn-
ship, go per ar. r. lessons each, ct PAINEs, o.
evsry, N. Y and 90 Fulton st., Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-26
ANlUaEllENTa.

A GRAND INDIAN CONCERT Will W.
IiTi,tn Monday evening, 9Th May. At CocpsN'
Institute, by LAROoQuA. in AID OF her people.
Tickets s cents 1877
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DIAPER. BOX CU1IER-A flRSl-EAIE
Il fancy paper cutter can lave "a steady stui-
2ion; none but All experienced man w..l hli' Az
ebly IA William It. l12
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w A y I l. D--LADilS 10 LEAbN TO
w op,.te On Singers aud W. & VS. erWiug
r1sch.ues-ttusLt perfect IL. I'll ~ uruncl ~ an
rccomu.gult ! Go ok. TegmB a. ~ Fulton NJ,
Hro.lyu, uu -t,Ira. m2u 2tlaslit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-26
Real Estate saiss. ,Iay ~.
MARKET NEWS.

Domestic Markets.
Saturday, Nay -, issa
ArrLss.--Gresnings, 81 90; spitzenbsrys Ssoo>0
Bald wins, 81 30; Russets, S+a4 rs.
AsHIs.-ssles Pots, So 62<; Pearls, -
CoPPsR.--Lake refined insot, II sssse.
FLoUI.-Ssles within the following range -
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OPERATORS WANlED-IOh To WORK
. ~ on flannel shirts on SINCERE; also one t'r
wheeler d wilson's sewing machinei mo-. but .x-
perenced hands need sIiy. % Ridge -, base
ment. 30
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NNANIED-rERSoNs VINO WIFI 10

w loan. & operate GA sin ;er'H FewIus ril, mines
terms only !! practice on all kinds of woik, and
recommended o. good place, amer learning also
good ,,wtrs To earn tie Iauts .pgl trade Iulu e
80 Irul CO. I. uj2 2. C'lU5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-26
JAENUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

GRAND GALA wriK,
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT DRAMA
Romantic aud sensational, with New scenery. Mt
sic, Sc., eut'lci
ADELAIDE OF DRESDEN;
SEVEN rsCsprs
EvLRY AFTERNOON Ar = O'CLOCK,
EVERY EVENING All y TO g.
will be prsluch by tho cntire streneh " the
COMPANY.
NJ ALBERTO NTGRINI.
NE great Fron, h Tenor 4 nger. viii s,ns, on MON
DAY AFTERNOON and EvESlSG, during Tie
dram tc lcfio uauccs
NlvE L'ANtRIQtE. IN rn.lish. snd
IIiE MARSEIiLfS hymn, IN French.
Or TT tSpAV. NEkTkI T.. In Italian.
LITTLE BRY, ONLY YEARS OLD.
Tie Ch smpion J < Dancer ~ tho wor !, will appear
on the Platform with Com Mutt and ON the stage
a. each performance.
COMMODORE MUTT
The smallest msu 81 HE age in th' world The re-
uowuci $4,000 NJIri
Will be on exhibition VI I'll hours and ~ intervals
VARIETY OF INTERESTING PERroRMtNCrs
sol. = dan 90, mil tsrv drili, &C.. &C. Also ~ he
seen at al hours I'M QtAkfR OR wOOD.
N Gt y, from IN, " hc' Font feat ON ~ Centre
vile, Va. TiiE GhtAr LIVING WHALE. the
MADAGASCAR ALhiNOS, I'm LIVING NJ NCK
SEA LioN,llNiNG MAMMOTH RllILY BEAR
SAMSON. LIVING MONSTER SNAHts, LIVING
iNrII FAMILY, LIVING TURTLE, GRAND
hOtAklA g.
Air'',,i,n g. Ill. "a It's. Children under 10, 10 Is
GRAND NATIONAL BABY SNOW, June 3
un IA premiums Tor fnest BABIES TWINS
TRlpLErs, QrARlLRNs aud fAr BABlfs
tD- ONE III NpHkn BABIES have s.r,ady
been cut I'D for cOmpott IN and sECt EEp
IHElK CERTIFICATES. That being the number
FAT RABIES, TWINS. TRIpLErs and QUAR-.
TENNs
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\NTANTfp-A NUMBER OF nANDS TO
w work uu ruglcs, Trcssers and girlsKorustoW'd
10 sew ON bonds. Apply Immediately IN " ALkER
e. PENMAS II Leonard ~, Vp stairs my2J B'lY~
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CKIRT HANDS WANrED--EXPFEliS
- ed hands only need apply 10 q. NJ. JACOBS q
CO., 81 Warren st. cor. Greenwich Il. my2' 1'la5
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COLDIERS WANTED FOR THE u. $
OArmy-300 abs bodied men, bet tho ages OF is
aud 80 years; also " stout boys for buglsrs; pay
from S13 10 $22 per month, with board, clothes and
medical attendance; term OF service 8 years; 500
bounty at tho expiration Of enlistment. Apply at
the principal recruiting stations, % Chatham st.
and is Cedar st, New York city. 3. N. SPROLE,
LIST Lieut. <th Infantry, U. g. A., Recruiting Oacer.
my2 24acsll2
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EOXS OLD BOWERY THEATRE.
L Lease, Director anil and Mana.er......, Fox
MONDAY ENrSiNG, May eGth.
TIE PEEr O. NIGHT BOYS.

ZEMBuCA.
MO AND IMOGE NE.
Boxes % is. PIT, ~ eta.
Doors open at commence NJ
Al tSiCAL FESTIVAL IN COMMEMOilA-
4'i "a of Tie IN, nth ~ Nay. at Alans,n M,tao-
dat Epis opd Church, Norfolk d. near Grand. on
Tue ny, Nay y. nov oautsts, "ihc May les
tval," THOMAS II. SULLIVAN, WITH msdri.
o't glt :, '"lns, nppru lvut g. III, month, viii bc
produced Ter the direction Of Mr.. J. 4. Bon
NElls thorisicr. Adm. ,sou 70 eta. Children Is
ot~. To cnmu.tnre at : o'clock. my2t S'llJ
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\NANILD Tor WHALING VOYAGES
w 20 tout youut men. and sso &C.. I,r,. carf'rn-
t.rs and u.acksutl.s. Apply 81 Wet IT, Gov Roc
tor ~, g. u. H. PEARL. m' - a'li3
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= e1-A lev good girlst ~o.ti -. b. e.. 10
learn. 1e9 stanton 81, basement door ny "a aI.J
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ITO BOOK BINDERS-wANTED, 8 Boys
Il 10 work on pass books and memorandums also
boys 10 feed ruling machines. Apply al aOo Pearl
Ut, up stairs. j. j. PURCELL. us
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ITO BOOT MAKERS--wANTED,2 GOOD
L bootmen
Al u Division n, N. Y
Wages from 81 90 10 81 20 per pair. Ib5

TAILORESS WANTED-ALSO, OPERA
torson cosss, pantAloons and vests also, girl 10
baiste and finish thin coats, pAntAioons and vess,
none but good hands need apply, 81 $50 Grand st.
clothing store. lT6
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GOLD AND SILNER--IOIlN +. WATERS,
VI Assayor, No. ~ john A.. fril value pad for
OH gold aud silver, b. ,khiuAcrs' and glicrs' skow
tugs. sweeps, &c. Jewellers sweeps u, Gned. Assays
made Oh bars my24 GAS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-26

ERESH GRAIN S-FNIHI DAY At
SMITH n BRuTuERs Brewery, ~ ,eenth
A. let ,th AMI sih avcs my2i 2'40I
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S1S PEI MONTH AND FOUND
VIC Wanted 10 sp'f-bodied men "a man the
gunboats in Burnsides division; 500 Boln'y Viiz,
money and . complete outfit free. Volunteer for
three years the war. Apply this day 10 lh5 south
st. CAPT. GEO. A. BuLaER, Co. II, Marine Ar
tllery. 2l9
OIL COOPERS WANTED-TO MAKE
~ round and fat hoop -four barrels. App! to
A. 7. BRIGGS,
% Rutgers Slip. my.l 1910
o. ABLE BODIED MEN WANTEll-tOk
ccw which 81 per day viii be paid. Cal NJ steam
or Mary Powell, foot Of Jay st. or at PURpY'S
store Cold Spring. L. d, EDDY, mv23 ANA
16(l BONNET FRAME MAKERS Wanted
Ivy -Positiyely no beginners need apply, as
none but hrs rate hands will be taken; steady work
70 those who understand the business. Eicelslor
Mandatory, ISL Canal st. myeo 2.24l
10O0 RAILROAD LABORERS WANT
ed for company work, wages 81 per day (;
this Is the 10th transport start Friday, 23d next
batch Monday 2eth, have 70 be ready st r. N, each
day this il the bsst chance ever offered 10 aborers
who wants 70 save money. Inquire Immediately at
LANDER q MAYER, dresnwich st, near Castle
Garden. my23 3'lt1
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WANTED-A HORSE SHOER, A Floor
Nv man q boy 70 drive. cor. Beach q Grssnwch.
WANTED-A CARRIAGE-SMTTH-A
w atoy 70 hslp, Inquire slsk Mercer q,
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NTANTED-36 FIRST RATE SEGAR MA
w kers TO turn In Jobs; the highest prices will
be paid, none but very good hands need apply, ut
i0i East 18th st, basement from Ill "a. NJ, aud
8 tot P. N. my26 2'23s
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XNANTED-AT 221 WEST 26th ST, A
w young man used TO running wood cutting ma
chimes also boys to learn trade also An oval
or face lathe turner. 2OT
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GENERAL. BUSINESS.

IASH PAID FOR OLD NEWSPAPERS
Cphmphlets and blank books oi every descrlpt On
srOCKwElL & EMERSON,
al Gu'lUs - Ann II, Basement
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nAiHl MEN AND FARMERS WILL FIND
- fresh Grams every dag, sWdsyH sxceItc', ut
HAMMER 50 co.'s Champagne AZ brewery, liar
cIn-5uO bushels turned unt d-iy. Psrt'e. dosit"us
OF making cpit.agts i'r tho entire summer can do
~ Oh favorable tcrmsby making carly application
my2O S.lu6
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ITO BOOKBINDERS-WA A STU
l. alton 10 take charge Of a stamping or forward
ing department Of boofhindery tornsmental or
PLAIN by "a responsible person. Address A. l.. A,
box 81 Philadelphia Postofllce. my21 6sl0T
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WANTED.
RMY-vosBURG CHAssEURS, 6Jp

A RIM Y -vOsBURG CIiASSEURS, SD
"A Rcyt, N.Y.s.v. pEpeneul Zouavcs at.eu.
eoui wan,cd--<o able bodied men t. al up Com.
pany n, OF the above regiment ANY m,nl,ars nj
Che late DEpncuil Zouaves who are anxious ~ re-
enlist have nov an opportunity " do a. under two
OF their old officers This regime mt Is commanded 10y
Col q. A. BUCKINGHAM, late MAJOR OF tie tia
order from tie War Department. Tie oucamp-
urnt Of the reg,mout Is at Bellevue Garden, corner
OF sth II, T. z. uuiiosms and e9h pments issued
Ammed atoy en- enlistment. 800 h'un'y. TIC nm.
thos OF tIas tnstinI will receive frin %lB I -
Per week frum tie Slate. Eccrt'tnF cf.re. 9 -
ham square, ani 10 Catherine Il, W. u ~ ".
CESS, Capt; BERRY FOX, LIST L. N.Y. 2+t'IA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

Buckingh,m's ms jority in 1861, 2.0s6; do.
ia 1862 $50.
1.-THE Official may vary the aggregates Of 1862 perhaps 100
votes either column
The Republican Union majority on the entire
State Ticket is about 5000.
All the Senators elect (2l) sre Republicans or
Union Democr ,ts who acted with the Republicans
IN this election. There has been 10 such clean
sweep for shout twenty yesrs.
The House consists Of III Republicans aud Union
Democratic, elected on Union tickets largely sup
ported by Republican votes, and IS Democrats
proper. -Four towns TO be heard from.
Among the Representatives elected are Charles
Chapman Of Hartford, once a Wing Member Of
Congress, now Toacey Democrsi; Gen. James T.
Pratt of Rocky Hill, lately Democratic candidate
Cor Governor, now Unionisi, e. S. Bushnell twho
built the Monitor, Unonist from New-Haven; md
Alvin p. Hyde DEM Of T0llAnd, who has run for
Congress and is going whenever be shall have re-
oeived votes enough. The only editor chosen 10 the
Legislature is A. II. Byington, Of The NorraN
Gazette, who is reelected 10 the Senate from the
xIIth District by over 600 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

The fatal effects of the. rebellion on the Slave
Power is becoming apparent even to such
bgoted believers in the right of property 10
man as The N. Y. Express. We copy from
it, last issue:
9TH. large vote poed the recent election 10 Western
y;,s,n In favor Of gradual anepson Of Slavery Il
,,sc.nt sixn Of One Of its effects viii be DOT
NV 10 forever prevent such exclusion but to diminish lie
y,,u, ares The old fable 9th KrnspDS IT the shadow
,d sn. the ,nb,asoe has been reer,ed by the seee"
,,,7 They have undermined the slave interest in Mis
sou have created strong emancipation party IN "eern
yspi. Delaware and MarslsDd have destroyed Tor the
present ali tho profits and surplus esns Of slave labor In
Cotton States and have ruol series u bio~sai The
.yen and from the effects Of which s can DsveI fully re-
eoye In the Confederate Sies slaves s bring high prices
for Confederate money but a. Frederick Md I"' Lsa'"er
cher. ssys;
likely sound and healthy negro woman aged 30 years,
Ia. two childrens boy Of aud siri Vi yeArs both AL
eonditicnsd-were sold In t for t2S siso ikeiy boy
sssd 10 year. for SO5 and very likely multtso si ted
Is was offered and Withdrawn Is lie" than two years
ago servants Of this description would readily lave com
naudsa 81 500; now they fe, CHI Sio".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

duot on tho occasion was perfect. Its worth
Is understood by all who value the Union and
our liberties. Individual narratives will be made
10y persons frc'n these ships) of the contest;
and tho Band of the North Carolina will play
II is understood that the entire proceeds
will DO given to the brave tap who need as'
.sstance. Let people 60 whether they eau get
good places or not. We refer to the adSer'
tisement for the committee OF citizens who re-
ceive subscriptions.
The officers and seamen of the Cumberland
and Congress will cross at Fulton Ferry a. %
o. m. to-day aud march up Broadway to
14th st. and to the Academy of Music-Ship
masters and owners are requested to set their
Flags-and citizens generally likewise on the
route.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

TBy NV DrLnosIcO's.-This establishment,
corner Of Fourteenlh street End Fifth avenue, late
the residence of Mr.. NJ. Grinne was opened TO tho
public according 70 notice, yesterday. The dining.
rooms were thronged with gentlemen who knew
that ".he Kings name Is tower of strength"
Among the company were large number Of our
most celebrated merchants litcrati, savans, fashion.
able men, CONTRACTOR and % forth Satisfaction at
the ,pendor of the premises, the excellence Of the
mtnu, the alacrity Of tho walters, and tho liberal
spirit Of the whole enterprise, was exprsssed without
disssntent voices. The Messrs. Delmonico were all
present TO do honor to the occasion sud 70 welcome
their numerous friends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

CONCERT for the Contrnbnnds.-A Concert Of So
red Paotic Anti slavery and Miscellaneous Music will be
Owen a. Plymouth Church hs Rev Henry Ward Beecher.
on THURSDAY EVENING April TO- for the ben.ht OF The
at Portrs,. Monroe and Port Royal by thu So N
DAY SCHOOL VOCALIsrs whose performances bave
given much gahcston 10 various places under inc e,,o
Prsn. Bondinot Base twelve masters aud misses ana MT
Water Director have volunteered their services 9r the &C
cssn Tickets for seats, 20 cenis for adults snc
70 cent, for children and for other parts Of the house - csst
for aud Is fo children will be fo sale a. the mnsf
commence at a ocoot Doofs open at O'clock Persons
hvnt .eeond hand clothes schoobooks aud other useia
article. which tey opposed 10 contribute for the men
women and children recently freed desired TO orns their
adde.. IA .rns AID with the p-f'oh who receives
,he ct,, At the door the church and the parcels VIII be
sent fo The proceeds Of the Concert will DO pals overto
n. American Missionary Association" that hsa mission at
Fortre.. Monroe aud slso At Pot Royal
LEWIS TAPPAN. Treasurer,
No. 81 John st. New Vol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-10

An old stsger in legislation, accustomed to
oil the crooked ways aud dirty tricks whereby
good measures are stuffed and bad once passed.
recently asserted that the bill abolishng tno
Franking Privilege will fail to be acted on IN
the Senate. "The House has killed II twice.
"when the Senate passed it," he knowingly
rsmarksd. "apd now il is the Senates turn
"to stop it." The fellow evidently knows u
sood deal of the worse side of human nature
but va trust he does not know the present
Amaricnn Senate.