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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30
rrsxRc1AL AND commKRorAL.

VS. copy ths following fFen Hodgss'
Bank Jeurnal Of the l9sh mat. as
This weeks bank seeounss Of the city
Of New York, show ioaas, sla7 ,os7, 4s7 !;
decrease, $B46 ,2s2. Specie, s32,09s,-
ia; increase, 1901 ass. Circulation,
Sor2i2s s97 decrease, $Ss,4ls. Depot
lie, $i27 ,5ss, os5 increase, e4I, sal.
The specie liss holds strong, and, spite
Tia panic thera is 40 need &c alarm
Gold Ii now Lie 10 aIT. Exohangs On
England La and 1.29, but shass two
itens must SHOW fall BY our next seeks
Issue, come what win. IL aoysEnmeat
wozld stop she speculation in silver, the
selling the same fot she premium, which
she panic creates, IL would % . wiss is-
sesfsrsaee. Eyesy eosass grsesr who can
manage 70 psck ap enange, sashes' into q
brokers oakcs 70 ges ths prs1aiaa, and -
long ~ this il the case, II viii 30 kaps
ont Of circulation. Ii ID aow saggsstsa
by certain WasAingtom officials, that post
Office stxmps be used. 1 -
Stocks are declining. Thsrs ID Task
of bepefalnsss, almost q feeling Of dis
srass In Wall Street, In NIL circles ssvs
sAas 81 the naers stock gamblers. Thia
war Is hanging On so long, and damaging
ths eonmakeial interests 10 sanh degree,
oaIaias Of tbs class wAo have governnsat
oousrssss, TINT the cad Of 1t d hoped for
At the earliess possible nomens- :.a
Aoaey u eheAps 9 peg ssas gear en-
si@s. Certificates Of indebtedness | psr7
cant discount Gresn backs lot and / :
o. Railwsy stocks decliniag somswhal,
thoagh nas ts the dsgrss Of o<Asr lines.
Wsaaa that the business men Of New
York are d this time in anyshinx but 4
hopeful condisian. As 10 period In shs|
history Of shs war hare n&ssars appeared
quite 30 desperate. Sbsula drafting ae
fssor.ed 70, Mi commercial AEairs snass
be set aside the whole buslaess woald
tasa IN = uasA aAs rsbaalisa. u aAs
var can Be sadsd By a sosaasrcial saa-
passion q niassy aass, vAy not = eassl
more + fef 7 u ~ n $500 ga.ssial
kIaHs HuxusxD MaEassss ,eaerwsl
dsraag 10 past session hss appess<ixssd
tho snssnoss sam 81 slgks hsndrsd niigl
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

CO The Democratic State Convsnsiou,
which assembled 1t Dss Moiasa, ON the
18th, selected the following persons "a
. State Central Committee, fss the sn.
suing year, one from eaeh Judicial Dls~
tsiet. ]. ID. ELLwsoDy- Of Dss Moines,
ChairrAan: gag i'< ii IS
10 Diss Edward Johnson, Lee Go.
ID Dish~-C hss. Baldwin, Vaa Buren %.
I'd Diss.-D. w. Scovilss, Claxk Co.
4th Dist. O. Haslsts, Manona Co.
ssh Dfss. n. Esfw5od, Pom %.
9th DsstgH4 K Noss Keoknk CO.
7sh Dist ! 10. N, Ri6har sspp, Scott CO.
l<A Dist. II ~ IVA Go.
9th Dass- I'D. D. Thomas, Buohxuau 90.
10th Dist 81 y. Chase, Misahail Co.
lasA Dissv~-Hs y Williams, MarshAH Co..
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

~ Thsrs an i've hasdrsd applisaass
Tor Tour places IA no AmwicalturaI Huy
rea q Washinsson. Exary oae shenld b
rsqaiEsa . pledge himself, before bsiax
epnsiasrsd . candidate, 10 volunteer IA
he army IL MT sueesssfsl.
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RllsMNl alH auH.

sEcRETAAx or sTATgs
RICHARD "A. 6YLVEST ES,
!QS Jakassa Cssatg.v ys4x r.
.alI1 1 skprAa bs, srAssl u -
JOHN BROWNE,
of Pea CesRss, ..e5.a
saa gsfs- RRRAsuaxa on szATE, Eaa}
SAMUEL h.. IORAF7,
ngaFSaeosss ssss not
ATToRaKY exxRRAG,
BENTON ~ F4ALA-s
Of Dies MosAsa Cesaty.
zEts agsKsxEa sTATAs LAap aEsKcxa &E@
FRED. 60TT 3Ct&A&S,
Of Dxhsqas Csaafg.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

.s1z5E ,aa&4Eg q Ia
-sssg "a slagA ,saa II sss&a%a
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1862-07-30

b aA8Ss&# Es&kE z E& Esisa 1 La 80
4 1 AEN4 ~ tN&Tss@ 80 Il @sgItk4 $Sz@ m%1 U.s.
j GO a K2&A9 u
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15
WILLIAM TAYLOR.

Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddlcs. Harnesses
Brides, MartingaleS. Trunks, Whips, Buffalo ana
Fancy Robes, Horse-Blankets, Govern, Fly-Nets
Sen 40 i, west side Of Main Street. Warren, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15
CIR N B E G
-AMII.Y MEDICINES.

FAMILY MEDICINES.
A. nrenared under the immediate supervision of
a skiIlful Physician. and they may be relied upon IN
all cases. ., l. mn, ;osuI,aj
hv he offer OF a single medicine which claims 10
- III DISEASES, but the Gr4fenbers hemedles
consists Of eleven different medlSinss, al
IN The cure Of the diseases for which they are recon-
rnended among which may be selected one appro-
Late 10 apy OF the diseases incident to this country
and eliTnse ar EFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS
arc better than any other kind Of Phls IN the world
-Preee p efH 81 UTERINE CATHOLICON
"a an infalIibIe remedy for all Female diseases
PT1ss f1aIH UTERINE CATHOLICON win also
cure Gravel, diseases Of the Kidneys urinary aim-
eul1eS T II mu5REsEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA is
~ "a he most powerful and etheaeious compound
IN ese eTTF IN EFENBERG DYSENTERY SlR-
4 a certain and quick remedy Tor all diseases Oh
he bowels-PrieeJ 20 cents 80
1.-THE GRRFENBEhG PILE mt ny
err fails to permanently relieve TINS distressing us
eassJ -FHF dRRFENBERG CHILDRENs PAN
ACE 4 il an invaluable compound IN all diseases IN
eidsntf e fn G FRlESHFfENBERG FEVER AND AGTE
RElJEDY Is a sovereign specific for this particular
i;essss1UFFrG9s R RRFFiEHNS'BERG GREEN MOUNTAIN
oINTNENT exeels all other salves III ITS curative
ehsst ctr eGIRsESsFFENBERG CoNsUMPTIyE,S
BALM affords the most aste1ishLng III EH ~ Emu
~, 81 rs;eisn of New York, state. that ne mas
Enown he Grefenberg lain use
with great success in Dropsy' oNr own
suSSsas-1TPHHFF OR EFENBERG HEALTH lTIER
= he most pleasant and delightful tonic ever pre-
paIedmPpeSs R r. $sfFIEsSNBERG EYE LOTION is I'M
arausis5 in an Inflammation or diseases OF the eye
- cents.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15

X. II. BARNUN,
Wholesale and Retail dealer in American and For
eign Hardware. Iron, Nails. Glass, &c. Van Cor
ders Block, Market Street, Warren, Ohio.
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Manufactures Of Saddles, Harnesses. Trunks. &c.
Trumhul County, Ohio.
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l.. SPEAR, VI.

and Surgeon: office st the residence Of S.
T. Bronson. Southington, Trumbull County, Ohio.
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d SMITHS,

Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Foreign and Amer.
lean Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery. Se., Corner
Of Main and Market Streets, Warren, Ohio.
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Ii. y. AED
W. III. C0
ALExANDER ~MeCoNNELL.

Manufacturer of Improved Steam Engines, Iron
and Brass Founders and MiIlwrights, Franklin
Foundry Corner Of Liberty and South Streets,
Warren, lh;S.-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15
Cabinet Ware and Chairs
FIRM aud NEW GOODS.

"a- q. 7. IuA NSEND-
TRTEsDELL a TOWNSEND.
(At the welI-known stand of A. TruesdeiL!
HAyE entered into a partnership
III for The manufacture and sale Of Casino
MkNTTURE and CHAIRS in al thelr ysIioGs.
rieties. and have now on hand snd.aIS
s Extension Tables,
2oI6, Centre
Mahogany Rockers, hn;in;px
. Eas2 ST chairs. Breakfast
Spiins @-ssf VARIETY. Kitchen
1ahe SSatN Writing
hOOa sea- Common
SottaS BedSteadS. Trundle
who,iNots bureaus. Bookcases. Desks, WASH
stands. Pictnre-Frames. Cribs. Cradles, e.s. II
short, everything usually KEPT orean nc non1faetur-
Ell at satisfactory prices. .Ialt "a and
carefully packed and delivered nj CArSor
Boat.
COFFINS.
A large assortment always on hand, and made 10
order At All times. A Hearse furnished Wnen re-
May Is. 1859.
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Slaves Wanted.

'oscriber will pay the highest
raarkst price in cash for any amount Of oil bar
the UHhai. gear NJ. L. Tayler's Warehouse
Warren. Ohio. June Is. lss2-3u
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e. IL

Manufactures and Dealer In B.ots. Shoes. RuLbers
Market Street. Warren, Ohio.
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3. h. AoLEs. ST, H~4Rsg4Ax.
B0I.ES i HARTMAN.

Manufacturer and Dealers in Cabinet Ware. Chairs.
&c. Collins on hand, and made 10 order on short
notice and reasonable terms. West Pennington.
Uhio.-JQly Y-6m
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BENJAMIN CRAy4GR.

HanIfacturer and Dealer in Boots, Shoes. LeatheI
and Findings, Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
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MANUFACTURERS.
FEAR. :. Spas, JR.
EDWARD SPEAR d SON,
J. NEDBURY.

ND"AND ILA SUNf
Manufactured and Dealers in Lumber, Rough and
Dressed, Doors, Hlipds. Sash, Flooring, Siding,
Shingles and Lath. No !. Canal Street, Warren, B.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15
Editor Garfield Heral

Iobn p Woods, Warren J. NJ, Les
For sale " S SSdhn I Baiiy. Hubbard; A. thew,
BE- Bf;cokhsld: III. C. Johnson, HartfOTs; 0. n n:
WOleOtt, Pennington; ~ cu Bdsp Z Smith. Greene;;
T 1TseSS SsvsSe BLOOMFIELD; L.. T. So9le, Newton
al Nv medicine dealers generally.
Agent for Ohio.
~ IN ras1
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-10-15

Mr.. IL. b. K~rxGsLEy-Dear Sir; W. feel Z a.
~ we owe to the public. TO state {hat AZ eamn,sinis
th0 isS nn y The head Of Female Diseases. We
have used your Grefepberg Msdis,n .s a iSst ha Nese 9t tSe
greauy III rs wonld have them. To the thou
pi1es ~ o1r sex who are suffering from weaknesses'
We would recommend a,ns3S,S The so G sSe system Is and iae enables Iiss
aces' Ne orvsns oil the body to perform tnelr APP
iuhe'oNa- Mrs. z. E. WEEKS
Miss 3. SWORMSTEIf-
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DIR. 4. L. LYMAN,

Physician and Surgeon. Girard. Trumbull county,
Ohio. Particular attention given to Diseases Of
tbs Lungs. Chronic Diseases in general.
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Medina. March l. lsdl.

H-The above named Ladies We are sssiO Tears
aJ9II = = Evsj in Medina, they were great sufferers.
Miss 5. has been 50 badly afflicted afah5 at 60St her u ives feet 4
eInSu..y ~ e CsthoIieon entirely cured her OF her
e ce% NV wife eeeived great benen5 IRON
This medicine. We reermmend II 10 1ns Snr the
many eompiAm JOHN WEEkS,,
Editor Garfield Herald.
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]. &. BOWMAN.

Eclectic Physician and Surgeon; office over Mosers
Store, Market Street. Warren, Ohio. Particular
attention given 10 Chronic Diseases.
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A. wENTz.
R. s. PARKS.
n l. VENT,

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Crock
cry, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Carpeting, Paper
Hangings, Window Shades, Ready Made Clothing,
&c, always cheap for ready pay at the New York
Store, Market Street, Warren. Ohio.
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c. 4. FIELDs. wN. PETERS.
e. m. FIELDS IL PEPPERS.
Successors 10 W. +. FIslds,
Dealers in Groceries, Flour, Produce, Provisions,
Corn, 0ats. Potatoes. Fish. Sail, Confectionaries,
Fruits, Nuts, etc, also fresh Oysters and Fish in
their seasons. 2doors west Of the Bank, Market
ST.. Warren, Ohio Apr 9. 1862.
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W. y. PORTER. ". p. PoRTER.
W. N. & w. +. PORTER,
Dealer u School and Miscellaneous Books. Station
cry. Wall Papers, Periodicals., Pamphlets and
Magazines, at the New York Book Store, Main
Street, Warren, Ohio.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

poses thereof and shall consequently be sdudsed and con
demned by ohe miIed justice 20 be erahrshec
demnon broken up entirely aud shall be sold in separate
alter bsying been so broken up unless either OF the
th Gssy tStpoo BY the mixed ccu "cs which
whose cruiser have the condemned
vessel she'll have the fret option Of purchase
I'll. eor..a msser pilot ard crew OF any vessel con.
a.,d by The mixed courts Of justice shall bo punished
according 70 the laws of the country to which such vessel
in her egnpment cargo uniess they provo that
.hev hed no participation In the enterprise' 81. -
Fr tbs purpose the high contracting parties ssee
In 90 f as Il not be- attended with grieyous expense
VA neanvenienee the msste and Of any vessel which
may be condemned by sensnc ol ore nS on boarI ,s
u iustie wen - any o,her persons iounI az G
y.s shall be sent sud delivered up TO N" ~ M
nalion whose Gag the oopdeaned sese cr,
The tine OF capture and tina, the wine s' Ano
y 10 oltabsh the guilt Of such master cfe" OF oAe per
son. shal also be sent with them 80, .rhio.,, n,
The rh4l be pursued WIN teee,uh no sd Nv
citizens Of either con.rses party %ho y yhirs Ss % poer ~ o.
cruiser of the other board vessel ol epy tnh LINE &
on board vessel sailiug witeu ss or PAPER Will , tS
condemned by sny competent court i'' na'lnS
African slaYetraie. v
The negroes who found board OF vessel
by ne mIsd Courts Of justice IN coniony Wltn tS r.
verpment whose cruiser has tho capiure they tha
be- set IT liberty aud shall remain free the Coy:
whom they have been delivered guaranteeing thei
iibeIty. wv
Tie acts Instruments annexed to this treaty and Wcl y
mutually agreed shsl oIm integral pat thereof ere s'
follows:
"a Instruction, fr the ships the ngss Of both nations
dest ned TO prevent tho African slaye-irade
(B) Regulations los the mixed Courts or Justice
ARTICLE XII
The present treaty shal be ratified ard the Iaincatons
thereof .ha he ercsnged London In sG months m this
dc o soo,r n rossibs IL sha continue and remain In
u oIcs ior the team Of year, from the day OF exchange
OF tho rafcsors snd further until the end Of year at
either OF h contracug parties shall have given notice 20 the
other OF s mention 10 the same esch OF the
rscna parties re.eryDa itself the right Of giving such no
lice 10 The other a. the of said tern Of ten year, And IL
10 hereby agreed between them that the OF one
yosr r .uch notice shall have been received by either rom
DE other party tis Iesy shall altogether eee ana ae'e'
mine. =,
In witness whereof the repsctvo penipotsntiaes have
IN, esn, treaty snd have ,hesunto affixed the see
ofher arms Done At WG.hu.t,n the seventh day OF Apn
IN lie yoa Lord tbou.snd egh qadTes and hy'
two. WILLIAM II. Sf-n AM
LYONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YoRK."....Assna n
Cleared.

Slips-T. A. KisDg Sanford tic Kong olypLsu, a.
Coz Senator, Walsh. Liverpool I.a.k Dearborn S''
Bsfks-aiay Flower Duei Bsrbsdoes d. Troyhr,a..,
Perry, Liverpool Edmtop Bros Pride of The sea p.,
sisw, IaEs, - John Benson, Johnson, Ponce n n
Sturges q Co. d. Jsx, Guy Havana J. T. A. r. Wsha.'
Bries-lssbeis, Hsnfed Pare IL X. Corniu. Son 4.
Bsatico S,rout Vera Cruz +. Alexander L Son M,
Richardson, Cienflegos Tucker Ligbhourpe, ssai.,s
(BTeml Elsenbrook Porto Plata c. +. & H. O. schmds
Schooners-f. d. Decker Watson, Hsrfod H. L. Rssb,r
Mary Bsus (br) johnson NG-ssu Jos Eneus. snov Ddt
Ncfe.son Matapz8s, T. b. Chase Co. o. e. Acher P.ss
stanford; Sarah Msds, Underhl, Cubs' 1hos Ginsrr ;
Phantom, Mccormick, Autigus. q. j. Knos 4 Co JE'
Juey tBrl Huey, paisx. q Nbeel@IIght; Spray F,os,
Cornvalis, ID. r. Dewof; Charlote (Bh) Lesk Wsy,
mouth, Wilson BTaine; II. ELico.t iBr) Dcusass Hsa
land, J. f. " bIneyj Monument Anderson, Hos Island 4
Mckee, Alsiera, BrannoB, Melville, J. Hsudi sIshs CHA
tal River, L. Kenny
Stesraer-Ch.E Espeake, Crowsll, Portland
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Arrived.

Steamship Boston tU s. ,ransport) j. p. johnson Pan
ey APl e l3 days sud6 hoers PASSENGERS and b.
south Of Cape EsterEs 70 the Delaware 2h a Al
p NJ 80 lles north Of Hssterss, passed large s,sa.s,
siesnsLip Baltic (U s. transport, Com,ocl from Yo..
Monroe having The gDnboat Gens from this por la
navy. but, sler letting 60 Of the sunb0s Immediately 70
tanned.
ship Constitution (Brl Lancaster Liverpool, % dsr
mdse. sni ps,,ensers u Williams 0uion March o. az
ns heavy esls from }. w, struck by sea which to
away the kssd Of cUtwster April s lat % 90 lon IS sOols
brig Baltimore from Gibraltar ioE New.Yok, 40 ds .UI
Ap IS st y 3D. Ion ST. pased several icebass Atnl s
at Al 3s lon 81 IL, spoke blr4 huma from Xesaa !ci
Big Conflict, Rs.nd St. Kits, II days, susn and uo..
Sohr Cssor. Hooper Sierra Leone Africa March n palm
on s. chased for six hours By small seh Of about I'd
tpu. ~ho when finding she could not ca,eh sood 10
sothwsId she p.ted b.ck with white stsesk sas
had large number Of men on deck; showed no colSL
sohr John O. Roseh-. Clock Hevbsrn, N. G.
schr Gertrude easily Easiport dey' hsh 10 Jed Fos
schr. Mexican, = Llzabethpor, for Boston.
scLr Bostor Hutchiugs Eiiz4os.hpor forBos!on
sch. Wes. Clean, Tor GloucesteI days
schr. Phi,sGdo Armstrong Loye,ii @ bcs'o', ia = Gays
scbr uoldeu Fasie Kelsey, Providence Q day.
s.LF Csorgians ler.. Of 81. 4adIe~. n ~ Hayes Ana
s. Dor'iaso days s%nend' ae0n 20 si0 FOlue Va
ballast Ia Mccresdy, Mot Co.
sehr D. 4. Kelley. kelley, Boston day., IN belfast to
schr. Constitution s,rau, nschiss lumber for Pa,hnt
schr. JOIN eorhup (Br). Ros', Comwsis ~ g., dsys
SCH Spoken, Lampher Providence 2 day.
Steamer Comet, Jones. PbiisdelPhis, ndss. 10 J. tS
steamer Oneida, Trout. Philadelphia rndse to J. Az
Briggs
Steamer fetrel. Baker Providence ni,e. 10 Edsut
Bynner.
Kirkpatrick
SAILED Steamship, Kangaroo tsrl fSr LiTrp0o ''s
Bell, (kr.l do.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Passengers Sailed

IN steamship Kangaroo, for Qssen'toe~ ana Itssv~,
Mrs NJ Smith. Mr.. Benns, Mrs Lsvison. Mns. " CSss.
Mrs. Mupson aud child. Miss p. Chcme Mr. T. " Will
wife, Thomas ReInssy Shsrwei Oscar schosnhsrr 9d
PITT; Loris Ba..eggs and wife, Lucas ThOmpson saa -,
Fred MsIe British Lesstlonl, John y Avsry. I'd. H.,
hsriD, j. AProoney r L.eom,e, J. Briitsn, Mr M,rsI
4 Brt d. Miss Mary bsckley, Mrs K. Lake danss,ssyI
Murray, J. BreiSt Ed Coupsr r. Adams, Rev 'J iSsaa Sta
WE'LL j. V. Wheaton. DR.. hs4let Cspi. Mex spsis '9s
Preds5ne Thousss venn DR.. Chas A. Lee Hsnr, a.. 4 d.
Dr. M1lroy. Dsm.s and wife. Mira yrslEoy: Ana xsa
ter. Arthur Young D. D. Boyer, NJ FOn. Athena ~
Horn.chd. A. werte b. cre,' NJ cOrsorsn-wb osss s =
the stseFege..
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
Railroad Accident.

BAlriApRE, Friday, Apti ~, tt
An accident occurred on tho afternoon tram from
Philadelphia, near North East. Tie whees Of the ao'
got OF the track aud threw the cars against 9th
eIs stancng a sidc track Some six or seven per-
sons Were injured but none killed. one man rAucd
Otto Giant, had Lig leg amputated. The tram Nhs
delayed for some time by the accident
list OI INJLItp.
biIs zimmerman from Brooklyn, seriously a. 60 DE
fee. Her Oldest boy ~t. ijrroo in ls held. DO o!ic.t
gI had her leg broken. end hsr infant az ly huf.
Mr. A.son Il NeTYork had bis d, njlrsd below t 90
A lady with him Was cut on Lor forehead.
Oliver Grant from Igrt Deposit hal both lea brokan
Two Italians Laed Lolulbs .ad Devote we've Injured IA
their sukes.
The lion. Henry J. Raymond CT 1Ge " J. Tine. Wa
sDgLtly Understanding seIi0ua.
No O,bere were injured. The train wns detained
an hour aud quarter. The conductor LETT TWO sur.
geous in charge of the wounded, all of whom, ex-
cept Grant, will probably recover.
FArAL FAIL,-About loi o'clock laet night, Nj
ehnfl Koran fe from third orr ..fnAa.. 10 AZ. .ias
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

Total i'f''' "
Nor I'm scme Counties whore know ~ vote hsying
been takon a precuos) on Emancipation there
e. No rrrn In some Of the given the return Is
only psts Why al the returns not sen, 20 he ne" 3
sps ". tel II looks hey bad been oppressed
'-' Wheeling Intelligence
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CoNvIcrIoN OF = POLICEMAN FOR MassLau1h-
rER.-Howard c. Conrady. the policeman who was
tried in the Court Of Oyer and Termiuer on an ia
dic ment for manslsughier in killing Paul Nell,
ly riooting on the morning Of the 18th Of March
last Was conyicted of the oilense in tie fourth de-
eree. Tho jury retired st u o'clock on Saturday
afternoon and rendered their verdict about o'clock
in The evening. They unanimously recommended
tho prisoner TO the mooy OF the Court On appiica-
lion Of counsel Tie prisoners bail was extended
until Tuesiay morning, when sentence will be
passci.
A NV ErrscorAi CHURoH.-St. MARY Clurch,
new snd beautiful edlce built Of grey stone, anu
situated ia Classon avenue near Myrtle, VIII be
,onsocrs Cd on the 2!d Of May next. The building
B, in lie Gothic sye of arcbi,e,tu and cost about
81 .0o0. The sum of - coo It'll remains unpaid.
f. viii sca from 500 TO 2,og0 persons. TIE pastor
oi tne cougrcgation is the Rev. y. V. ~ johnson.
Tur Coru1s.--The undisposed causes on the
Ai Csea1as w bs ;ien lr e. tie Cfcu Cour. on Iues
isy 'to-ncI9wl.
Tie ",, term of tie ciy Court viii commence on The
n.y., Moulay Jury qa vii be heard during the GFs; sld
end fourth ,.a, commencing tie 5th lo,h, aud 18th.
Fy end 10 other irsb'e by jury viii DO heard
y tho Con-, du.. the seeopdweck Of tee tenn commencing
tie i2th.
Tnr GEtNp-sruEEr HoNIcIpE- SUNNEFscrI.
Ar.rtrrEp ~ rHE CoRnSKRs JrUV-The hquisi'ion into
IL oaaso O.; lie dea OF gr Daniel G. McCueLeon con.
d,d ou Friday before Co0rer Muphy % the Fulh Precinct
Station House The temony went 20 sho. that the deceased
csmo l alsh foa. wound inflicted il tho nech BY tho
hands OF l1 atherinlsw NJ. H. e. Summeugil BG. i
so opp, td that d., bio" was inflicted ~ sell defense
verdict IN scs ,snco rendered aud by order vi Tie
Coroner lie accused dis haTged fop. custody.
BROOKLYN CITY MORT AIITY.-lhe total number
Of deaths IA this city week 6 OF which ~ died Of
ooiisump 1ns l. Of scarlet fever; l. OF conyusons; Of
Of typhoid fever sc. Oi males thege %;
females O.; adults i3 children, Il.
TIM CONET ISLAND R.ILROAp.-Ths road ~ now
pleei 70 the city ne and Wednesday the cars viii be
pu n operation Tho entire lue 10 Couey Island wiz DO IN
10.dus order about the lat OF June.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

CRp-Capt. Walker, Of the British bsTk sol,tice Of
Sunderland England behalf Of himself, eficegs. and
beg to return their heartfelt thanks to Capt Leay snd
officers tho ship Gaena OF SewYork for their timely
Ia rescuing them from wsery grave, In lat 81 IS,
Ion Al, having abandoned tho bark In sinking condition.
Also, for their kindnoss and attention while board tho
Galeua THOMAS WALKER,
Late master Of tho bark Sslsiies
TIE schooner sunk by steamship Chesapeake In Hell Gate.
proves to he tho Mariner from NewYok for greenwich, tn
ballast. She l. 40 tuns burden.
The steamboat Francis skdiy which arrived this moTirE
om Albany brought 500 mon Of tie 9TH Vermont Res
nieut, under command OF Capt. Jones.
Tho United States transport Star OF the South yp
bead TO- Washinston City, ID. c. aud viii sal toniofro"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
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THE ELECTION IN vIRGISIA-rsO PAR As

HEARD FROM.
TIE official returns, far a. received, Of the vote
in Western Virginia. on the 81 inst, are as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28
FROM PORT ROYAL.

arN. HUNTERS COMMAND
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

BBo0KIYN Cry MoRTAIITY.-The total number
death. "a tits city . week no Of which ~ died Of
oosuup l. Of scarlet fever; l. OF copyuHions Of
ms.sinus Of typhoid fever sc. Of males. there 6s
females 80 adults i3 children, Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

FArAL FAIL,-About lcI o'clock Iast night, Nj
sfaf hgfsn f.l RON stird,toJ window 10 he sIfs, o.
No 81 Njp.A puss, Ast wm irilsriJ liIsd
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-28

THE CONEY ISLAND R.ILROAp.-Ths road il now
con pleed TO the city re and on Wednesday the will be
pu n operation Tho entire Ine TO Couey Island viii DO IN
o0.cuk order about the lat OF June.