New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-14

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Osrs snJ the Dwuf." s1sinoon and evening
w. .urna. 4 IN >. Mxy.exRIE-Ss Seventeenth street
near siIih ayenue-Wnd Beasts. Performing Ehpnsh'
Ths Lion Tanners, Gc, three time' day
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Ho,, CH.prr-Bro,dw.y. Capt winiamss "whalirs
Voysss," afternoon and evening
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and evening
LITTkRs YoR THE MEDITERRANEAN SQuADhoN'
Tho United States storeship Release is preparing
at the Navy Yard, Brooklyn to take cargo oi pro-
visions and stores TO the United States Squadron In
the Mediterranean, and will sail about the 10th inst,
which will afford good oppor unity to send letters
and packages TO the Constellation, kearsa'ge' ius'
carora, and other vessels competing that squadron.
Any letters sent to the Naval Lyceum, postpaid, VIII
be duly forwarded.
ARREST oY LIQUOR DEALERs.-Notwitbdan
the decision Of the City Judge on Saturday, large
number of delinquent liquor d, aler were yesterday
arrested by the police especially in the Filth Ward,
where Capt. Petty is doing s he can to stop this IL
legal traffic.
TRIAL TRIP.-The new steamship Salyadss, TO ply
between this port and Matan1as, went down the bay
on Saturday, on trial trip, and returned IN the
evening.
EVACUATION OF FoRr SUsTsR.-This evening,
al halfpasi clock the anniversary of the evhcna-
ton OF Fort Sumter, which united the people Norih
-gsnst domestic foe, will be duly observed by the
Republicans OF the Sixteenth Ward, ut tLeir rooms,
No. 2ij Eighth avenue, near Twenty.tbird street.
Alderman Dayton, Theodore Tilton, the Rev. ii.
Mattson, Horace Greeley, and tie Rev. DR.. Cheeeer
will speak. Ladies will Gud reserved seats.
FIELD ExEKcIsI.-1he 9th Regiment y. Y. S. N.
parade in fatigue dress, fully armed and equipped,
with knapsaeks and overcoais rolled on with ore
day. ralion', for battalion drill at East New-Yors,
on Thursday next
PALM SUNDAY .SD Passion WrEE. To-day
commences, according 70 the ritual Of the Ej-colal
and Roman Catholic Churches, Holy, or Passion
Week, yesterday, Palm sunday commemorAiiug
the entrance sl Chrt into Jerusalem. Tie entire
week vi. be obseryei, as usu.l, with groa, solem-
niiy and spe eial services will be held on Good Eli
dsy. With The Jews this il tie week Of ob.eryGnoe
preoedingfao Passover.
STIR-G AzING.-Tle planet vonus is now Visible
at midday. and may be observed few days longer
in tie soutl-Wes'en sky BY tho'e whose sycs are
strvng enough 10 bear tie lght Of the sun. il at
tracted much attention on Saturday, and the ,ele.
score man in the Park for once wac object Of ven
Grafton md respect and Lis fne ns,1nmeui brought
him in plentiful harvest # dine.
TBE NEW PL.SEr.--The new planet dtcovesed
by Mr.. Tuue NJ the Csmbrige 'Obfervutory, on
Tuesday morning laft, is tho sc'onf dscovred ty
him. and the seventy .,hri ia TIE order Of discovery.
TIE increasing number of these small planets %
geiher With their great digcT-iy of magnitude,
seems to lend additional support 10 Tie sugg Of
The celebnted Oibers that they are the Fragments Of
a large planet, which at some period q time re-
yolved aruuud the sun between the orbiis OF Mare
and Jupiter, where these bottles now do.
RratISs or LiEUr.-CoL. HAcGlHTY.-The re-
main. Of lie ga ami Leut..Col. uagg, IT,, WHO fell
IN the 2lst Of July Tact the battlefield a. Bun
Washington al o'clock Oh Sunday molling.
Capt. I. Kelly, Lieut. 4. NJ. Canton, sr.d Lieut..
i. Fahy tho Committee apo nted TO 70 and
search for tie remains Of their brave COM
rAAe. lett Ills city last Monosy morning. and
reached Washington early the next day. where thry
were detained 10y bad rosds ana severe snow-s1orm
until Thursday morning. T.ey Travelled all day and all
night iofding creeks and wadiug s,ynmp-, rrnching
Ceutfeyiiie early on Friday morning. They then
started Immediately for Cub Run, where deiaon-
ruent Of Capt iIaggeuys company lad taken his
body for burial on the day Of the battle. In conse-
qnenoe If tie food, they were compelled 10 SWIM
he creek leaving The con in the cart IA care OF the
tearneter. They forthwith cornm.uced their cnplors-
tions by sLoyeing of the snow, and, after three or
four hour labor struck the mattress which had b.'
thrown over grave. They continued to dig, and
finally bit The door Oh which Lieut.. Col. Haggerty
wss carried from the fed. They raised the door.
and found four bodies buried with their faces down.
ward. They at once recognized the dress aDd form
aud beard Of Lieut-Col. HAggerty. The body was
In a good s'ate OF preservation, 90 a. to 10 easily
Identified. They took the body 20 a stream near by
and washed OF the clay and then reyefently knell
ON the ground and returned thanks TO God for the
snccess tina. had crowned their Efforts They hoaied
the coffin across tie creek put in tho remains, and
aoated the coffin back again. Once moro swimming
the creek, they walked all the way back 10 Centre
Vile thst night, and tie next morning directed their
,,eps toward Washington, walking the entiro dis
,ancs over the most horrible roads. AZ soon
as they reached Washington, they telegraPhed
20 Can't. Kirker aud took tho train FOR
this CITY. A large number Of the friends Of the
deeeased met at the arrnory over EsseK Market, on
aaa.. aharnnon tn tale q lat look at bis renaios-