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$500 lbs Nitric Acid, srongj
1900 lbs Citrio Acid
1900 lbs Muriatic Acid
1000 lbs Powdered Tartarc Acid. best
so cases super Carb. Soda
800 ozs Sulph. Quinine,: 700 doz Wrlght's PilIs.
90 ozs Strychnine, pure, 20 gross Brand Pills,
75 ozs Suph Morphine, 100 gross Moflats, Lees.
100 lbs Iodidc Potassa, Ayers, Jaynes, and
l25 lbs Choroform, Nc Lanes Pills,
l06 lbs Caomcl, 100 doz Myers Sarsap
1000 lbs Spts NiIre and and Yellow Dock,
Al Ammonia, 100 doz. Lyons Katha
COO lbs Balls. Copaiba, ron,
$50 lbs Gum Arabic. 500 doz. J. Ilaurl's Il
white, Cos Extracts, Hair
1000 lbs FIors Sulphur: Oil, Colognes SC
600 lbs Oil Lemon Ber-: Is boxes CASTLE Soap.
gamot, genuine.
Oriqanun, Peppermint: 90 cas- best Olive Oil,
Spruce and Almonds, 5000 lbs Sal Soda
2200 gal Kerosene Oil: GO bbls ltosin.
100 gal Lard oil, tins. 100 bbs Plaster Paris,
800 gal Camphenc, 40 bbls Marble Dus.
1900 gal % per Ct Al. 20 bbls Whiting,
coho, in tins 5000 lbs Shakers herbs
100 gal I.insecd Oil, fresh,
1000 gal Neatsfoot Po- 400 lbs pure Ground
lar China Nut OIL, Sage, fresh.
500 gal Castor Oil, . 1000 lbs press. Hops. /
Paint Brushes, ! and lb papers.
White Wash Brushes, . 1860 lbs rehncd Boras.
Hair Brushes, VMnishcs of all kind,
Teeth Brushes, 1000 lbs assoTl. Paihls.
10 bbls rein. Lampbrk, 1 ton Patty in baddera
20 bbls Irish Moss, aud Tins,
10 cases lsinglass, IL bbls Dye Wood
"a bbls Canary, Hemp, Flax and CdIiand'r
Seeds. In quantities to suit, all at the lowest
prices. Orders respectfully solicited
r. ii. MCDONALD It co,
Importing and Wholesale Druggists.
Sacramento.
Patent Medicines.
We are agents for the following known Md
cnes, and offer them at REDUCED PRICES
Sands Sarsaparila,
Ayers Sar9aparilla.
Myers Sarsaparlla and Yellow Doet.
Jnyne's Kxpec;orant,
Jayne's Alternative.
Jayne's Hair Tonic.
Jayne's SanatiYe Pil4.
Jayne's Ague 10
Ayers Pectoral aud Ague Cure,
Wisar's Balsam Wild Cherry
Ayers Pills,
Moifats Pills,
Chcescmans o Pills.
Tilden's Sugar Goat rili
Tidcn's Fluid Extracts
Tidens Pearls Of Ether and Chlorofurm,
Moffat's Phoenix Bitters
r. II. MCDONALD & co,
Importing and Wholesale Druggists,
splsl2topwrm. SACRAMENTO
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
ACIDS,
ALCOHOL,
AsSayers' Material.

Crucibles, Retorts, Acids, and general sup.
ply of all articles in this line
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Trusses, supporters, Etc.

Gum Stockings, Shoulder Braces, Abdomina
Supporters Suspensery Bandages. silk Elastic
Bandages, for ladies. A large assortment OF ar
ticles in this line. For sale by
RI MCDONALD 4 CO, Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
Coal aud Kerosene Oils,

Burning Fluid. Lamp Oil. Meats foot Oil. Lard
Oil. Camphene. Knowing the difficulty in pre-
curing good article, so necessary for brilliant
light we have taken extra pains to import them
of the best quality, and can supply our custom
ers with a superior article.
II. IL. MCDONALD Il CO., Sacramento,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
GOLDEN SYRUP SUGARS

T,HE SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR REIN
l. ERY makes 1000 gallons of Golden Syrup,
FRESH every day-Pale Sherry color and Dou-
BILE Refned-much superior to imported Syrup.
Also. % 900 ibs DAILY of Crushed, Powdered and
Coffee Crushed Sugars, equal to any mported.--
This domestic establishment disburscs six hund
red thousand dollars per annum for duty, coal
and wages, within the State) Its products Tor
sale by oil Grocers.
San Francisco, July J, 1902. 25I3i.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
Eclectic Medicines.

We are constantly receiving, per express. al
dtional supplies from the manufactures
- TILDEN'S SUGAR COATED PILLS. OF al
most all the Concentrated Medicines put UP il,
bottles. For sale by
r. II. MCDONALD q co, Sacramento.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
RreWer,s StOek,

Fresh Hops, Irish Moss, Bergundy Fitch. Neg
Corks. Every thing In this line of the best quail
ity For sale upon reasonable terms by
II. II. MCDONALD / co.
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NOTICE!

Ii PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
"A indebted to the undersigned are notified that
if their accounts are not settled by the lst day OF
August, they will be handed over to an officer
for collection. H. SHOENBAR ~ 70.
Weayeryillc, Jaly 10. 1862. 21td.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-08-02
DENTISTR1 d!
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
VuLCANITE RUBBER |!
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF FORE
ID closure of mortgage and sale, issued out of
Justice VIM. Moioneys Court, of Weaverville
township, county of Trinity and State OF Califor-
mia, iu the action of John McGinnis and William
Fitzgerald against Thomas Morehouse and +.
Drey, duly attested on the / lth day of July, A.
d., 1862, ] am commanded TO sell all that certain
real property, described as follows, to wit
Certain mining claims situated on the west
bank OF Weaver creek, opposite COchran's tav-
ern, said claims being formerly known as the
Frenchman claims, together with sluices and
bitches connected with said mining claims. AL
60, all and singular certain water ditch taken
out of Weaver creek above Robinson g saw mill
and conveying water to the aforesaid mining
claims, in the county of Trinity and State of Cal
ifornia. Notice is hereby given that on
Wednesday, the 18th day of August.
A. d., 1862 between the hours of 10 o'clock, a.
m. and o'clock. p. m, at the Court House door
in the town of Weaverville, county of Trinity,
! will sell the above described property TO the
highest bidder for cash. Dated July IL, 1862.
JACK IULSE,
27ts. Constable Weavervlle township.
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Perfumery.

We are constantly receiving articles in this
line, direct from Foreign and American maRnfae
tories. Il. ii. McDONALp co
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The undersigned Offer for sale
100 Carboys Oil Yitrol, " Eastern";
$500 lbs Nitric Acid, strong;
1900 lbs Citrio Acid;
1000 lbs. Muriatic Acid
1000 lbs Powdered Tartarc Acid. best
so cases super Carb. Soda
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
INTERESTING FROM CUMBERLAND GAP
AND EAST TENNESSEE.

A deserter from tho Rebel army makes the fol-
lowing statement to The Cincinnati Commercial! Of
Saturday:
lie remained with the battery, in Virginia, till af
ter the battle of Mill Springs when the battery wac
ordered to East Tennessee TO supply the lose Of ar
tillery in that engagement.
he saws that large bodies of the beA troops In Nir
pnis were sent West, but most in the direction of
Decatur and Cornth, and up 10 the time he lett the
Gap, q few days ago, they were still moving over
the great Central Road.
The forces at the Gap, at the time he left, con-
sisted of the Sd Georgia battalion, llth Tennessee,
10Th North Carona, and Ramps East Tennessee
battalion, composed OF men pressed into tie service,
and all under command of Rains. They had severn
teen pieces of artillery commanding the entrance 10
tho Gap, consisting OF two 6ipounders, ana Us LIS
and 6-pounder guns-all smooth.bore save one. They
had cent for re-en.orcements and longrangc guns,
as they had been convinced that they could do
nothing against our PARROTS, which, In the recent
reconnaissance, had sheled them with ease, and
without risk.
There were, beside these, the Goth and 23d Ala
bama numbering. however, but ,OCO effective hght.
ing men; the 81 Tennessee which distinguished
itself ut Manassas; the 18th North Carolina, and
section Of Latrobe's battery, called the Sd Maryland
battery at Kingston, the junction OF the Clnch ana
Uolstein Rivers, where they were expecting an at
tack. Gen. Crittenden was expected at knoxville,
though i was the impression Of our informant tnat
ne HDull IlOt 20 lntlt, tlh tu@t hc EAo''S"N
Decatur TO Florence to reinforce Bsauregard. What
remained of Floyd's Brigade was at Chattanooga.
Before he left. the "a Mississippi and 9th Georgia,
refusing to re-erst, had theira taken from them
They applied for transportation home, and that was
refused, whersupon they marched of in body, dis.
gusted with the service. Tie Alabama troops died
oil at fearful rate. They seemed incapable OF
endurance, and were no sooner exposed to fatigue
than they commenced sicksning and dying at a
fearful rate.
lie represents tie Union men at Last Tennessee
as bitter beyond conception No soldier dare 20 out
from his camp alone. Our informant says he Was IN
mortal fear OF them till he came within our lines.
The Union men there carry Oh relentless warfare
among the mountains.
The force at Cumberland Gap extend their Peke.s
In both dlrections on this eide to prevent Union
advance; on the other, toward Knoxville, 70 ?,o.
vent the escape of hundreds who have oeeu ,aranv
pressed into the service There was ono littis
at the Gap whose members, when they sors -, lin.
msrry on sontraband whisky, would hurrsn 'o' LIN
coin, much 70 The disgust Of tss he0s~'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
FROM WASHINGTON.
EMANCIPATION.


The political complexion OF the Select Committee
on the subjec, OF Gradual Emancipation in the Slave
holding States. by tho people or local authorities
thereof, is a. follows:
Alber, s White Rep) of indiana Francis p Blsir ir
GlepJ Of Missouri George Fisher unonl Of Delaware
WIN. T.. Lehman (Dem) of Pennfyiysnis. C. J.. L. Lesfy
Il ponJ Of MsfyAnd, X " whssy tUnionl Of Nirgni. J.
h Wilson tRepl Of lows samuel Carey tUnion) oil hen
lucky and andrew j. Clements tUIionl OF Tennessee.
ALLEGED rLoGGING by A COLONEL.
A colonel in one of the Pennsylvania Regiments
il CHARGED with having two of bis men tied up and
severely hoQged contrary TO the regulations OF The
army. The affair Will be the subject Of Court
Martial.
REBEL GRAVES At MANASSAS.
The number of graves found in the vicinity OF
Nans,sas IL ssid 10 exceed three thousand. The
Rebels from estimates made Lost by disease AZ this
famous encampmeni over FIVE thousand men.
From The Star Of Monday Erensnp.
REPORTED BARBARTY OF 4 SECESSION GULh-
RIIIA PARTY.
An officer of the nth New York Regiment reports
that four Of Gen. Bankss men were found tied TO u
tree somew here in the neighborhood OF Manassas,
with bullets through their heads. We give The re-
but trust for the sake of humanity and the American
name, that ii may only bes canard
SAyy-YARD.
The transport John Faron came up 10 the yard
yesterday, having had her bow stove in by "A col
li-ion with another transport. The transport Wyan-
dank up early this morning, her machinery
having broken. She brought mp four refugees from
Stafford County, but they report nothing new.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.......ApRI,
Cleared.

ghp.-Nstds, Nichols Sensport, r. p Buck Co. Sun.
derlaad (Br). OBrien, 81 John, n b. F. whi,ney Co.
Morrins Star Foster San Francisco r. NJ Cooley Susds
tBr) Paul Hong Kong A. A. Low Bros ViafTancs. An.
dorson, London, 4. T.. Morgan Wiley.
BNks-Princ.top Seeley DenersTs; Harvest Queen Mur
ray, Ersbe,hport, J. n. Smith Co Goui.a Wichsrds
Pru.sfsn), Wilde Cork, Funch, Meneke Wendt.
BusS-)nds Pike, 81. Andrews, 4. B., RuDdle, Jouss
Rrdge Victoria Ursula tBr). lie Nor Nuev.as. d, v.
Soal - ,,, -.
Kpe X. +. St-elnsp. Camp, Phils3elphia w Mckee;
Golden Gate. Weeks, Boson H. keupyi L. b. Usher BIB
McKepye Belize Eond Josiah JeI; Sarah Jane Gardner,
Newport, master; W, Fsuhlin, Boston, T. Waterman,
Bryniir Baltimore, Van Brunt Sasht; Anaconda (brb
Ward II. John, N. b.. u. r. Dewolf
Sloop-Thc mas Hull. Hull. Bristol L. Kenny. -
s,esner-F. Csdwslladcr, Pierson Baltimore William Dd'
-eu
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

Bo.Rp OF SUPIRvisoGs.-This Board met yes
terdsy afternoon at twenty-five minutes past .
O'Clock, nearly half an hour beyond the appointed
time for calling the roll, President Pu:dy in the
chair After the reading and approval of the mill
u,es number Of bills were presented aud referred to
appropriate Committees. A communication wss re.
ceived from the Controller transmitting the draft OF
an ordinance Of the Corporation for the purpose OF
carrying into effect An set 10 authorize the Board
Of supervisors of the County of New-York to raise
money bv loan and 20 create public fund or stock
10 be called, The New-York County Court-house
stock aud to authorize the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund to receive and purchase said stock"
The communication was received and the ordinance
adopted. After the transaction Of some other ousi'
ness the Board adjourned until the 2yth inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

CASE OF ALLEGED BIGAMY.-YesterdsyJ f..
Williams, an Englishmsr, AZ years of age, wa ar
rested on charge of bigamy, and taken before JUS
tfs Osborn At Essex Market Police Court. II
sytars iha, in 1891 Williams married Eliza Martin,
sn years Of age, at that tine residing in Gouces-
N England; that at the date Of said marriage the
Ktused was widower that he came 10 this coun-
Try few years ago, followed shortly afterward
ty hs wife, who, it appears, was unable to fnd him
until few days since; that when che discovered
h. whereabouts, she found that he had married an
oiheI woman, with whom he was living; that the
secssed had been married TO Miss Mary Lee, Lis
lss, wife, On the sti Of March, 1862, by Alderman
BOole; that said Mary is English, aud had been in
his country only about six months previous TO her
marriage with Williams. Both ladies claim the
prisoner as their husband. Zach was willing that
the other should surrender ber peculiar claim in the
psuises but no steps taken by either toward
smutusl arrangement, a police officer was called III
70 srb.rate which be proceeded 10 do by arrestipg
the subject Of the quarrel. The accused was held
Tor examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

PROFESSOR AeAsslz.-Appleton & Co. have added
the portrait of Professor Agassiz to their list of
cartes de r,se. One picture represents the Proies'
sor standing ct blackboard, describing the diagram
of o star-feh; second thres-quar'er figure full
'front.' and the third represents him in visnette Tho
likenesses are admirable
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
Law INTELLfGENCE.
corRr OF OYER AND TERMINER-AFnIL l5.-Bsfcre
b.rSaHD.

JUst.ce b.tSAhD.
TRIAL or JOHN coLE foR AissLAU6bIER.
The testimony in the case OF Cole, on trial Tor
In tho third deues, for ciusing the desth Of
Thos Morton during alteration, was concluded Ihe de-
n,. p.ds an effort to show that Col. must have used the
f. sund on him with which the murder was suffered
20 nave been committed IN self defense against pair OF brass
tnnrti.s which dscsas-d hsd Tho occupied the
ho,sdsy Henry H. Clifton summing up for the defense,
nj ,be Di,trict Attorney for the prosecution
Tho Jury retired shout % O'clock aid 1tr AZ Absence OF
.hout two hours brought 10 verdict OF Guilty oil msn
~. Jadss seneuced the p,onesto be Imprisoned three
months In the City Prison
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

The Typographical Union of Pbiladclphis on
Saturday elected the following delegates to the Ma
tional Convention, which meets on the 9Th OF May
in New-York City: Thomas j. Cboa,e, John f..
Kelyey, ami John W. Bailey. Tho rules Of the
Convention provide for IN annual meeting, but,
owing TO the distracted state Of the country last year
the session was postponed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-AFKIL is.-Bs'oFe
Judge BKrTs.


In the cases Of the schooner Wave, schooner Mars
- ioon O.c,oA aud their carfoe, Assist H. 8. District.
NIou.y Stewart L. WoodoLd submitted statement OF
the f.c Of their csp.uTe st the mouth OF tue ~
strmp,ng 70 the blockade and clsiined ihe cohao
nation Tie Court reserved it, decision. -, x,,,, A.,
In the case Of the schooner j. W. Wilder, the
an sdoufpmeBt OF the oass for two week. to which
Mr. WoOdfoFd ateDted.
REVENUE CASE.
Montions were returnable this morning IN tne
an. limited Stat. egt eighteen and eight bales Of
h.nt.,s Imported by J.. Van Hoffman Co., seized and
nro,,ed for forfeiture for fraudulent and undei NAuetoh
, sonihnnyi Choste for claimants, asked one week
q, li,h 10 he claim and sswer 10 sbi1h u Dh!ict
Atorpsy Ethan Allen consented.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
COURT CALENDAR-THis DAT.

SUPREME CoURT.-CTRcuIr.-PARr I.-Oyer and
Termner-PAKr IISsne yesterday, with Nos IiS ana
l2e4 added.
SUPREME CouRr-SrEcIALT TEIM.-lssues OF Law
and Fsc-Nos 48 429 4s3 49, AS 40. AL <Sl, ago, 49,
49, 354, 1871. 4O2 40, s. 3lT, tS6. 4ss, 49i.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERY.-Psr Mos.
1871 l12 I4 25s3 IIs7 I63 1883 2lel 1l2 1905 $50 s9
Part Nos 17s4 66c 1894 IS8 ls2a 1864 Isi, I6so l4o,
le4s 21T0, 35lS fea.
CouRr OF CoNNos PLEAs--TRIAL TrBs.-Part
Nos 963 80 7is f 6l5 ss1 s9t o, 35f. 1850 lcsl
1864 49, 3I8 Part I-NoL 434 o49 6 o93 o03, lOlv.
9s3 4z8 <39 2Oe7. 4O5, 1914, s73 206e, iOss.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
Arrived.

U. s. fgs,e sabine Capt C. Rinssod, from cruise In
search Of T. s; ship yermoSt An.
and Pcrtsa.Prince 7,h pd.e and to Walden Booth
Ap a lat 20 81 Ion. ai2 spoke the u ship shspbsrd
SIP Daniel weo.te Diver London ard til. Isle Of wiss.
Mach T. .d.s and 20 pas: g All E SSsn Nc ~ We e Ss.aS
n.iIc. % S. Of c.pe May, had plot on board a,y'
schr Mary Helen tsr Of Bstmudel McDcn.la, Bsrmsds
PAW with the B bs Pyin, Eagle, rom Bermuda bound to
SsYoIk sad driven by the N T. gales OF the Capes Of
shr Maria Pike Crawford Hai,ers. Inls, days. n ballast
TO ID n Tonpkn. Wa up TO Bsrnexat 9th April eut wss
Sshr Rsp3 Po,; srewsr Ma..nuas March % sugar 70
Ralph Was Of the Hiehsnds on the sh ins and was
s,hr G Russell, Richardson, Accomac Vs. days, corn
seLr John s. wager, White Acc0nsc, Va. :days, corn
scfr. kos.u;h Lee, Newburyport days mdse. to w.
ScRr Louisa Dyer Jameson vinahsven sOne for Staten
schr john Fslkingham, Cutler, Me-, spss to Godfrey
'ssS sSsr B Huey ts5 Of H...l. guey St Marc, Hs,d
scar. z HOeAin.. crOBssr. Dead leland: oysters
schr. Roekawsy Brover, PoconoSe, oysters.
sclr. l.sad ciiy, Sonslin AIslsadrs lea po.
cs Gssr oI coS sS
seLr. h. BORDEN Arnold, klizase.hpor for Fsi River
Ssh h b.ts %as %hase -
Scnr. Texas. Chauplin, ElikateihpoTi ior Norsich;
schf 81 =. hsy Castor EiilsbtthpCEt for Providence
" y
sehr. W. X. Ne~conb, Newcorb, Boston.
schr Ameiic,n Chief Pressy hocklind.
schr. Rubicou, Hammond, Gods5eso
schr Jul. Maria Eston Providence FOR Philadelphia
schr Joha ireland. Chase. Phi sielphls for Bos,on.
Schr. Mary :. Smith, Egg IIsrhor, wood
schr Diaieui Smith, E1tAbsthport for Providence
schr. independent. Hall, EiiEsbsthpoIt for Boston
Schr Whistler Presby, Taunton. nals.
Schr Empress fsrnsworth. Rocslsnd days, lime.
Schr Orion Davis, Eizsb.thport for tal kver
schr Cleaner, Wheeler Elizabchpor, ior Bridgeport.
schr O. W Baldwin, LHeken, Gloucester days, nab.
schr. WIN IN Thomas. Brown, Providence days.
~.
Iplo. 6 hours IN ballast 20 o. y Ass,tsnt tua ,ermater
Steamer Jersey Blue lU. s. uanspsrt Jackson. Newoen
loi H. aud Hserss Inlet l3h, to q. S Quartermaster
Steamer Falcon Williams, Providence mdse 70 Edwre
stssmer Anhrac!.e Jcncs Phiadephia dae. 10 Loper
Kirkpatrick. , .,
Steamer Samson Dunnng Philadelphia rndse to j. N
Briggs
WINp-Sunset, s. s. L.
HyxoRiSprxThs bark Houston lying a. the Government
dock foot Of Murray street, N r. now loading 'ae'srss
stores for Pert Royal.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

MILITARY FuEERAL.-The obseques Of acting
Lieut.. Col Haggerty Of the 69th Regiment will be
observed at noon to-day at st. Patricks Cathedral
The Goth will parade in full force, the officers of the
7h will attend and it is stated that representatives
Of one or two other regiments will turn out.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

TIE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT ~ HAMPTON ROADS.
-Nessrs Hatch & Co., No. % William street, have
issued q handsome photograph of the famous naval
engagement in Hampton Roads, showing the posi-
tions of the various vessels, and giving very good
idea Of the contest between the Monitor and Meni-
mac. These vessels are in the foreground and are
Represented delivering their fires nearly eide by
side. The picture renders valuable aid in under
standing the descriptions of the fight, and, being
wel-fnshed piece Of art, we have no doubt it will
be largely sought for.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
CHANGED WITH SrraLIse A CaSAL-BoAr.-

CHANGED WITH SrIALIsG A CASAL-BoAr.-
Yesterday Chsre, H. Wheeler contractor reading 81 No
iGi West Thfiytigah street, re.ted charge OF
,esne eanshos ard tsssn before Justice Brennan s the
Tomb. Police Court IL appears that tho canal bo. Hattie
Wheeler, worth 5000 Wa the propety OF John Psitsrew
Of No. 2t0 fith that the boat tskea from
C-o-. Dock Brooklyn to kz.bsihp,rt " that Wheeler
with MI Albert H. Hazard 20 freight her with pa
fob Saugercs I.t.I County; ts tbs ll,h Inst
.st Lksbsthpo or SsuseTs IN tow of the propeller
lie Witt Clinton SIR PsgTew leaning the fact Of
the rAu s.con appeared and the Amt which
the ,ccnsed arrested Wheeler held 10 ball In the
sun Of s210 II. h. the boat, AID eeris' TIE
charge OF ;hea pGefs.ed sssns, him.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

TsssrssEE CRops.--Late news from Tennessee
gives very encouraging views Of the prospect Of
crops in ths. State Grain and fruit crops arc both
promising. The prospect Of wahet ip seeecsia 70
not " promising.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
fAdNertiarnur.il

HOP o MY THUMB. with COMMODORE MUTT
end ID. Gf,Sr for the or. and Dwarf With the
L ornsdistta Lesson 70! Lovers" Int ArIEzSoos snd
EygS.G win be suc TO draw crowded houses 1HD A1rBK
noon snd EyRSIsG, At BAKsUs's AusEUa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
Movements of Ocean steamers.
IN nEpAlG
TO ARRIVE.
Passengers Arrived

Ia ,sanrhip Pian,acenet from htnsston. Jam and
M. Carl Mesns. Buk, Fi!zsersd Brown. Londe, Meeks,
and Hitchcock.
In ,csy Raph Post from Ndfanzds-Mr Hunt and lady
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

STATE PRIsoSyRs RrLEAsED.-Lieut. A. W.
Iaberrham Of Georgia, late U. s. NJ; Col. B. l..
Gun,her of Accomsc, Va; DIR. II. 81. George Hop
kins of Winchester, Va; ard DR.. Septimns Brown,
and John NJ. Mills, publisher OF the late Soah
Newspaper, OF baltimore, We're released iiom For
McHenry on Saturday, unconiitionay.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16
Ildvsri,em,utl
The TRIBUNE ALMANAC
SoR 1862.
,-l.,lrxr.tf.novr ready.

This popul. AssrAr g. now ready. -
PHIcE 70 cents; ~ copies for . ro copies 81 psssfs
paid BY Express. ~ Per LOO Ca.h orders soiioiied
oa1 supply back numbers Of the Tribune Ansn.o io
wear, s49 s 1886 1887 l5s 1889 ls1 snd lssl Pree -
c.nis each poet paid. AdlIe. THy TRIBUNE, Nsu'fsh
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

SUDDEN DEATH FAVERMoNT SoIpIER.-George
L. Kelly died in the basement of the house No. D
Mulberry street. on Monday night. Yesterday, Cor
oner Wildey held inquest on the body. From
letters found the person of deceased, he name
was learned also the facts that he had belonged to
the 9TH Vermont Regiment; that he had been in the
Now-York Hospital; that he has left wife and chill
dren u DENLY, Vermont. 1t il supposed that ne had
wandered into the place where he died from ex-
haustion. DR.. Bouton made a post mortem exam
nation which revealed the cause of death &c pneu-
nonia. The jury rendered verdict accordingly.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

RAILRolD AccIDESTs.--On Monday afternoon sf
one OF the udson River Railroad is 20 the
drpo. Thirty FIRST street number Jumped upon We
street, AeIsnder McIu,es one Of number fell upon the
tack in font OF the wheel which passed 10Th his l.r
crushing them He picked and taten % Bellevue Hos
p,a Hi iniue, age suppssod to 10 a The boy Tes5ed
with his p.reuts st No. 20 West Twenty nith street
Yesterday Daniel another boy, in attempting 70
urnp Harlem .-t st Forty second street Will
10 notion fell with foot the wheel and had hsoe
severed. lie taken 20 the NoTihEsseT Dspeniy and
seqn-ny to bic resdence No 81 onToe street lie con
esed that Le IA the habit Of playing rutni from schoc
and ih.i u the pEe,ea n,Lsnce be .esps sho hds
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-16

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