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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

PRIzr SALr.--Yesierdsy, NJ. Simeon Draper cold
quantity OF spirits OF turpenine end ro3iu al the
Union Stores, Brooklyn, by order Of the United
States Prize Commissioners There were 33i barrels
Of spirits Of turpendne sold for Il 53I per barrel
and "a barrels OF rosin, at 81 80 per barrel. The
amount realized was about 81 23j.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

Exctsr.--The Excise Commissioners grated %
licences yesterday, Mt $50 eacn. Thus far, 1853
liceuse. have been granted. The Board holds nine
more meetings, and then adjoums for the year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

FAREWELL SYRaos OF THE Rev. DIR. CHAPI..-
DR.. Cnapns church was deusely crowded on Sunday
morning to listen to bis parting address. lie e<'
pressed his reluctance TO leave or Europe, and an
that it was necessity for him SO to do. He
sails for Europe next Saturday in the steamer City
of Baltimore, and expects to be absent about year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

who were sent from the battlefield to Washington
on the steamer Commodore
Capt, Frank :. Urie Co r, lat Cal, fever.
Fiyst Lieut. Thos Ashton A. LIST Cal. Temiltent fever
Capt Geo. r. Holman 90. c 9Th Mass, flesh leg.
Capt. Wn A. Lrnch, Co. X, SD \. J., debility.
Capt Thomas " Conner. Co. b 10Th Pa. Res contQtop
IsaiGh Laue Co. +. I'd u. s. l.,
r. VI. Rogers. Co. X aJd Pa, back and arm.
j. Wager Co. X 6ist Pa. head.
Thomas Sullivan, Co. !, 10th N. Y, thigh.
John Ke!.on. Co. ], 18th n. Y. baud
James d. Wager Co Z. ith u. :. A, hip
Corp Martin Riley, Co. !, 10th n. y, arm.
Jsaiss T. Whituore. Co II lot N. thigh
John Murphy. Go. l., lat u. :. A, thigh.
James Rockwell Co &, 4th Mich, head.
David Yates, Co T., 10th Pa, thigh.
NJ. l.. Foster, Co. X, 4th Mich, hand.
james C. Blair Co. A. 10th N. Y. typhoid feva..
Louis G. Sepsge Co d. 3ith ". Y,
WalfoEi Movers Co. ID, 9th N. Y, breast
u. Cera, Co 4. 10th Mich. hand
Joseph D BTen Co n. G3th Pa, leg.
". L. B!osEcT, Co. b, 6lst Pa. lee.
WA. Human CO. X, 81 Vt, Rheumatism
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
VISIT OF REBELS TO HER BRITANNIA
MAJESIY'S STEAMER RINALDO.

From The Norfolk Day took. d,,tI Is
A party Of gentlemen lett this city on Saturday
last in the steamer &. 5. Anderson, and proceeded
down the nver.
In the course of the day they went well over to
the eneDys liues in the direction Of Newport News,
and went aloneside her Britannia MaJeetys steamer
RInald0. 49,
They were not permitted 10 go board the Ri
naldo, as her Britannia Majesty's gallant suojeeis
informed them that they cGnld hold 10 commuLica-
ton with us. (Query-W ould they have said the
same TO a Yankee y Her officers sId crew, how
ever eynced great pleasure at the VISIT and testi-
fed their delight by the waving Of lands and hats,
aud responding the cl eers given them by those OH
board the Anderson IN they were ab0at leaving.
After leaving ber, our boys thought they bad not
sufficiently tsased the Yankees and IN order TO ve1
them a. much possible, they waved the r" Rebel
colors directly III their teeth aud cOurted shot but
TO no purpose. Tie Rebels ruled the Roads, and
the Yauke.s manifested no disposition 10 dispute the
ground with them.
The above narrative We obtained from gentle
man on board the Anderson al the tine. aid as be
re ed IL TO u.s. we were struck very forcibly wi h
Que expression aud the reader has doubtless been
equally as much surprised ss we. We refer to the
refutal Of the officers OF the Enp-h steamer to per-
nit our men TO tread her deck. We confess We do
not altogether understand their assertion that they
had Instructions to hold 10 communication with us
aud if il be that such instructions were really given
we think it high time We had taken the hint, and
thrown Ourselves back upon our diguiiy.
| As we derive real benefit from friendly reis-
tion with England, Can afford 10 abstain from
communication with her, without detriment to our
selves or country; and II sbe In equally inde-
pendent Of us-an assertion which she Will be Glow
TO make-then no harm viii accrue TO either party
by Any agreement to dl-agree.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

SPRING PRosPEcTs IN LIsois.-11e Prau,e
Farmer contains the following item about SprDg
prospects in Illinois,
SCHUYLER COUsTY.-Mnch Of the Fall wheat
sown in this county has proved failure, from large
portion of il being low, wet snd level lands,
without being ridged or bedded up. Where on high,
rolling corr ground, it appears very we'll. Many
ield- have been sown with Spring wheat when the
Fall had fail, d.
SALINE CoUsTr, March 2G-There never was
better prospect for wheat in this county than the
present affords. The Winter Las been Favorable,
ald tie farmers have put in their wheat uuusuay
well.
TyLTOs COUNTr, March 3l.-Tbe Winter wheat,
80 far able to form an opinion, Is ia good
condition generally.
PAsA, April ,, ls62.-Growing Wheat in this and
adjoining countles, never looked more promising
Corn il 4 lc. ter bushe 10 ear, and plenty offering.
Odts l6sc.; pretty well bougAt np. Wheat O. 10
1Oc; Lot much in first hands. Peach buds not all
killed bal many are.
Mhmos CoUSTY, April ST il the general
remark tnat Wheat never gave better promise Tor
Cd yield than now. Toe Winter has been re-
malk lkably favorable, ard uul ~ something uuiore.
teen should occur, tic yield will lie large.
PIKE COUsrY, H., April l.-1be prospect for
large crop Of PsacLcs II Low very pronirIng. The
buCs as yet, are M nluTed
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

the faith and honor Of the State The precedent OF
the aoion of the Commission rs during the universal
suspension OF 1887 is cited, when high premium
was psd by the State for specie to meet its liabilities
HARBoR-hAsTERs' BILL.
The bill relative to the Captain Of the Port and
Hsrbor- Mastes of the Port of New-York. after be-
ing amended TO remove all limits to qualii-
cations OF tho HarborMs 10 reference to resi-.
dence or occupation, was to-day ordered to third
reading in the Assembly. Certain slips and piers
are set apart for the Of canal bosts but at those
seasons Of the year when not required for the use OF
the canal boats, the Captain of the Port may grant
written permission to vessels to occupy the same.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
-TTER FROM MR.. WALL.

. ~ p. o. O The n. y. Tribune
80 My attention has been called to the following
'se',. appearing under your teegraphic head. in
issne Of yesterday and dated Philadelphia:
ali preseit ne-e from Burlington W "a sIufnher
~aqs Intending 20 ch4tise 81. Cameron for In. in
- - hiu last Fall iu otkilF L1 op 10 Font iala, ette
lie above statement is a ,heer fabrication. / vs-
Sed fbh-Helplia on Tuesday, TO fulfill an engage
pent 81 l!e On The Saturday previous. did not even
Nao" of disiugui. bed preGelce of the ex-Sscre-
sfy ' ar in Philadelphia. and was only made
s"%fs d "a upon entering The Continental Hotel, by
"s n3nnoer oi police who appeared to be watching
=" every movement. Upon inquiring the cause
"Ae' 70 my surprise that Simon Cameron war at
no 1o'eii and, spIrehensive Of q personal attack
t"l 20 mad thus protec ed "hs exits and hia en-
'lsiose ' an armed pore. The announcement
'' u surprised ne al the same time w,s ptat;fy
S manifestation that the ex-Secretary was
"b''' pns 70 nave realizing SENSE Of The eoyr.
m'y OF 'he wrong and outrage inflicted up,n me
an awakened conscience frs. makes a coward of q
man. but sometimes the very fear il nroyole.i
aar1inser Of genuine Repentance that indr.a. -
awakened, frightened sinner 10 "po and s;n p,
more Let US all hope aud pray that it may be 40 in
tlis Particular instance.
nc eA'Secretary may however, dismiss his fears
:" personal establishment, aud his starred body.
guard The wrong be has inflicted upon me !, Of
-''"e@r That an assault upon gray.baired ro.,
,A' u'na "li bot remedy. The grave iesne between
a'h'l and Tue man be has 30 foully wronged canpo,
~ u'gseo down for settlement to the low arena of
.-e 'af-'oom Of an hoie Or decided BY strugge 70
"D.cn olaekeusros only resort for II setlemsnt ~
al'neaie'' His own conduct, according to slI
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

APrOINTMTETs BY TrR GOyERXOR AND SENATE,
April 1902 -NOT,FIEs PUBLIC kiNGs--Auhur BA-tt.
houas &. Bowen ism H. BE sou. stephen D. Bsbcook.
David IS. Bunett, souis G. Dthsuon Msrnont y fd.on,
Inhu W. Coin. J3hn j. Hennessy William J. Hinman,
William 81 Holg, h. 4. johnson, Samuel irons Walter
N,cbols Stephen b. OstrtLder Jsmes STARK Potter J.
Tlonss III ms. b. Nerlye, Clsfk H. WLittenore Elisha
s. Young oi brpoalyn.
yw.foHE--Th,n.as Gushing Joseph c. Haywood Cha..
b. I.uLfn, Me, er Masien, William Sncsir B,njsmin r.
s,eis Horao Under ood Jheocors Muudsrlieh, Ous A.
WhtlLe.a Chafle. r. " Nintir0p, ol York City.
Qrgy,s-Ienry s. ABsblc Of Long Island City Isaac II.
KrDy Of Huu.f. PoiHt -
FISsMoSp--Iobn J. Clute Of Port Richmond, Willard
Disou of Long Neck, Eugene Ki snan Of bosssie.
srrgOLK McCOeT OF bolofook station Village
William IA. Wells Of Southold.
uLsTrE- Aodrey Yeas Of Roodout Andrps r. vsnwsgs.
nen Of yssriks.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
PABsoN BRowyLOw AT LANCASTER.

LANCASTER, Pa, THURSDAY, Apil II, 1862.
l'erac- .,r)wnlow bad an enthusiastic impromptu
foeep'.oo at The depot this evening. He responded
es4eer in thor! speech, in which lie said that
] CO e would be voted back into the Union by
'~V 7'ssoiiy. Al the train departed, three cheers
ee- for the patriot Of East-1ennessee.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
REAUREGARD,S SPEECH.

On the Commodore Perry, which went 70 Cincn'
natl with load OF wounded, was q Rebel MAJOR
lie states that before the fght Beauregsrd made y
speech TO his men 10 the following effect:
The engagement now before them was TO be the
decisive battle of this contest; if they lost 1t. all
was lott if they gained it, the tpect was bright
They had not had any pay and If they failed In tis
not be worth cent; if they gained victory, each
man should have 81 0OO.
This promise it was, says the Major, which Derved
the Rebel forces with such desperation and deter
mination. But it all Of avail. and they have
fed not 10 be coaxed into another fg1t. z
Louisyills Democrat.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
MARRIED..

Hartford. on Thursday, Apri
r. nv Tho Rev e. T.. Parker, Geo Bsterson 20 Maria
daughter Of Allen Goodson South Cong Church
DIJrCH-NAsH-In Brooblyn, Tuesday April H. ~ ths
Rev Evan NJ Johnson Mr. Alfred Dutch jr. to Mise Aleha
Arlington and Greenpor Long Island. papers please
copy.
wednesday April i6. by the Rev.
Geo H.tt In the Tabernacle Baptist church Mr. Nahsnle
Tbu.aon r to Pnebs T., youngest daughter o ths ocia'
i,g ri.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE.

SENATE. ALBANY, April IL. 1907
The bill to prevent frauds In tho opening auo LAY
ing out Of streets and avenues In Now YORK ana .nS
city tax levy, were reported fsvoraby and ordered
to tho Committee Of the Whole
The following bills were ordered TO third read
ing:
TO amend the law relative to the Supreme Court
First District.
Brooklyn.
To amend tho charter of the Harlem Stage Ferry
Company.
The Commissioners of the Canal Fund transmitted
communication relative to paying the state indeos
edness IN coin.
BILLS PASSED.
To regulate awnings, &c, in Brooklyn. 8,
To increase the capital Of the Harmony Fire ana
Marine Insurance Company.
To amend the charter Of tho Guardian Life lnsur-
ance Company.
Relative 10 Justices of tho Police Courts,
Brooklyn
For the construction Of the Troy and Cohoes Rail
road.
Relative to tho inspection of unsafe buildings in
the City Of NewYork.
Tie Bill TO adapt the canals Of the State to the de-
fense Of the northern and northwestern lakes came
up for third reading.
Mr.. FOLGER moved to recommit the bill with
instructions to amend, leaving it optional with the
Canal Board to either enlarge the locks Of the Os-
wego Ca al, or build new canal from the Clyde to
Great Sodus Bay.
Me.srs HUTCHINSON and SANFORD opposed
the motion.
M-ssrs. BAILEY and LOW supported the motion,
which was carried by u vote Of l5 to 10.
Mr. LOW offered resolution that the Senate
adjourn sine DIE on Saturday, ut 4 o'clock in the
afternoon. Lsid on the table.
| Mr.. MUNROE moved to suspend 90 much OF the
rules requiring bills to be considered IN order, winch
stand on the calendar to the end that he might move
10 make the Metropolitan Health bill the spociai
order for to morrow morning.
The question was debated until o'clock, when
the bill came up as the special order.
Mr.. ABBOTT submitted a majority report, being
the Assembly bill with amendments, and MIR.
MONTGOMERY u minority report, being the As
sembly bill without amendments. Made tho special
order for tomorrow after the presentation OF repots
On motion of Mr. MURPHY, the majority bill
was ordered to be printed.
The Senate non ooncurred in the Assembly amend
ments " the Swil-Nlilk bill LAID on the table.
EVENING SESSION.
Tho following bills were ordered to third read
ing.
Relative to companies organized to navigate Long
Island Sound.
To authorize the American Guano Company tc
| issuo bonds
To amend the act relative to Telegraph Companies
To amend the law relative to firms and names Of
partners. -.
Relative to tho fees Of Associate Justices in crim
al bastardy cases.
To coufrm Michael Bradys contract, New-York
TO reimburse certain expenses IN rlising and sub
sistng volunteers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

DEATH or A Nfws AGfsf.-Daniel Bowman,
wellknown Dews-agent at Staten leland, died there
yesterday. lie will be Mrs dby The purchasers o!TnE
TRIBUNE, 70 whom be had commended himself by
bis promptness and couriesy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
Reccpt,ou Days /.

Having had my Stoe .s ted sne osas prepared 70, COM
parry" have hTed my RECEPTION DAYS nom Moudsy
morning 10 s.tuTisy the usual sssortnent ef
rich heavy PLATED GOODS, 80 - .
URNs TEA SETS, CANE BASKETS lCE PlrCHERS,
FORKS SPOONS. ErC..
NAV he obtained a the loves, prices fog Wholesale and
Retail 1t Nos 4 aud I Burliug slip, by - ....
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

William Jelinghsus, ,sq, President Of The Ger
nan Society, resigned that Office at the laft meeting
Of the Society, held on Wednesday evening. The
resignation was accepted, 10 take effect The 9Th Of
Nav
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

SPRING CLOTHING FOR BOYS, YOUTHS, AND
M,ur Assortment L. now very large and desirable. Or
r., sc.oor U,,yo.u,; also. MiLrARr and NAVY Usl.
FORKS, rocsivs particular attention
ABBOTT 4 RArHBUy,
(sucssuors to Alfred Munroe Co)
No. 0f BrosdWay. under St. Nicholas hosei
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
Beware Of Couuterfeits.
TO THE PUBLIC
BRANDRrrTs PILLS AND NEW STYLE.

BRANDRETTS PILLS AND NEW STYLE.
eY-THE WHOLE OBJECT TO INSURE CURE, -
mot casss Of sickness. is TO
IMPURE HUMORS
fases than they formed Ths time Il wf BE- soS
eusd by THE rule. Thus By using BRANDRETHs PILLS
according printed directions the mste In you prodsee
sickness ui become lees ike under the genial in6ssns
Of . Spring sun.
NEW STYLE OF BRANDRETHS PILLS.
The New Style small band Of paper around tho BEG u
PILLS and directions; on the bssd s pristsd In
RED INK,
BENJAMIN BRANDRETHS PILLS
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH5 PILLS
The psSer covered With these words in SHALL
LErrkRs and around the whole piece Of Alcscks plsss.
to keep the band secure In in place.
The New Style insures you fresh Pa and the Genuine -
is not to be denied that many respectable Dsslery -
Genuine Brandres Pills Of Old Style Thsss will be cssnssd
for New Style NOT oyer two yes ha. p..sd .iscs .bss
were In my possession. B. BkANDRETH
BRANDRETHIAN OFFICES: No. ( Union square, Ne.
Isl 3dsv No. 1864 sh.av. New.York; No IL North ssh q.
Philadelphia; and corner 9th and Es, Washihsn. D. c.
r. s. MoMURDY corner Broadway and Maiden lane, Abaay
Price 25c., with full directions.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE:
No fel Cansl-st-. Brandrsth Budding. n Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
Clothing.

Clothing.
have u'. completed my entire rev stock Of SPRlN0 and
81 MINER CLOTHING not passed Ia this city IN the way
Of an r..orinent tsst- and ste The CIliLDRFNS and
FURNI5HlnG DEPARTMENT not eqused. ALL VIII -
.old eAtr.m-ly low prices. Please Call f. b. BALD
Vi IN Nos. 10 AID q Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
MORE ABOUT THE TENNESSEE BATTLE.


We had yesterday the satisfaction OF conversa-
ton with Capt j. f. Stockdsle of the steamer Hori-
zon, who was ut Pittsburgh Landing when the oattie
commenced on Sunday morning, and .was sent dowh
to Savannah with his boat, but returned next Gay;
He saw much of the fight. and spent Tuesday and
"Wednesday in walking over the battle-ground. he
had also "A conversation with a wounded Rebel prb'
oner who was we'll known to him.
Capt. Stockdao walked over the battie-neid 1or
miles and usually the Rebel dead were moro numer.
ous than ours. Only in few places were our dead
thicker than thers. The shelling OF the Rebels Dy
the Qunboats had been very destructive Seversi
groups of six, eight, and ten who were killed by
single she'll were Rebel prisoners sated toa!
the first big shell which landed smong then kh.eu W
nearly twenty, and it WAS impossible to force the
men forward where the heavy shots from the boats
were crushing the Nmber AID the shells were
shrleking and crashing on every side. Ihe neid
where tie enemys dead were thickest was wnero
thev encountered Lew. Wsllaces division on Mon
day morning. There, standing on Q stump, Capt.
Stoc kdale counted .ixty dead Rebels. There were
several piles of nearly dozen each. Everything
indicated that the repulss OF the enemy on MondAy
| had been most deadly.
Capt. Stockdale had on his boat wounded Rebel
who was an old acquaintance. HIS name was
Pstavieni, and when Capt Stockdals knew him,
few years ago, be was the chef clerk OF r. u Ane
a. Co., doing business ut No. Is Cont street
New Orleans. Patavieni was member OF the
New-OrleaDs Guards, company which was Of The
Home Guard organization; but upon the news o.
Granite movement up the Tennessee River, II WA
called into service for ninety days, twenty days o
which term Of service had expired when The battle
was fought. Patsvieni stated that the attack 6 VIZ
made with 65 .OOJ men, with reserve of IS, coO anC
that they werc told that Van Dorm and Price wer'
ut Memphis with their whole army, and would be II
Coiinth at once. large number Of the Rebel force
were ninety day men. They were forced into th'
service. The Rebel advance from Corinth was com
mensed nine days before he attack was made. Pa
tavieni said he had been line days out from Coiinth
AID yet our folks were as careless as II they were
party of pic.uickers aud knew nothing Of the enc
my's advance. Patavieni was shot through III
thigh, and died on the way down the river.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

Gold and silver Watches OF all Descriptions.
Some in 0oId Hunting Cases for Ladies, low as
each warranted correct tmekeeper for sale by 0gokGE C..
ALIEN No AIS Broadway door below Cana formerly
No ii Wall-st
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
Business Notices.
MARvrN's
FIRE AND BrRoLAR-PROov 6Ayxs,
No 0RS RnoxnuAv

No 26S BRoADwAr.
Twenty years tesss without failure Of the above Safes
under The name Of SrkARsss bRvIs have fully proved
their value
ALso.
HAND SAVES Of and ethe nnske in great
x,,,..x MARVIN < Co
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
6peclaI Noiltes.
Economical Housckeerers!

EfOnONltcnI II DUrf kttFtfss
About ,he .th % ApTll. 1 VIA open ntw store ST
No. 9l5 BROADWAY. corner oi 2lstSt,
nd uu that time aad risk VI bfeskage ~
removing, will maze - -
DISCOUNT o. 10 PER CENT
from he present low rates al bills OF 5 anl upward p1r.
chased a, my cid stand,
No 232 BLEECKER-ST
PLAZA rnd ornamental China, Table Gsss, Table Cutlery
Silver Plate Britannia and Jeparned Ware, Paian. Ga.
Fiytures end Bronzes lon,tons Cbins, Kitchen Fomsh
ings &c, &c - -
Il. NJ. BRUNDAGE, Importer aud Dealer
No. 23l Bletckertt, west OF Carnine.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

Commission, Ires,pre Of the United Stses ,sst
tsry Go appointed la June LIST by the secrenfy
War the receipt OF the following conbasoss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

(arpetiLg.-krsi-h Meds'lon Velvet Rruss,s three
ply ard lngrain Carpets, Rugs, Mats. Ms;tius. Mneov
sles Drugss, oil Cloths Table and Piano Covers a. TO-
markedly low prices All good. glarsn eed Look iof
HIRAM ANDkkSON No. " bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

tho rules, has placed him outside the pale, within
whose limits gentlemen alone have their remedies for
grievances Of this high grade.
The final settlement therefore, Of this question
must left to the legal tribunals OF the country at
the proper time. Therein il the great principles OF
constitutional liberty are not 9 mockery, and our
boasted freedom a sham, may yet be left place Of
refuge for Liberty against despotism, the oppressed
against the oppreesor.
Yours respectfully. JAMES W. WALL
darlington, April IT. 1861
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

A HAT FOR BRIGHT WEATHER.-Who makes
q, q, bs obtained, What It's cost Pertinent
queries which let us answer briefly KNOX. No. s1 Broad
WAY. opv four dollars KSox's HAT for Spring really
and most attractive fabric calculated to give comic"
and .s,tion to Its weer to excite sdmrstou In all VINO
look upon IT, and to add well estsbshed reputation
its mani ufacturer Buy KNOB.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

Bargsins.-Suaw Bonnets, styles at reducte 49,, @
Sill boHnets Mourias boLne,s Eveni eonne,' ~, IN
the world No. 59l bIosdwsy opposite he'iop'D'H ''''e
Avoid mistake
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18
the WAR FOR THE UNION.

.,vns Emancipation Commissioners
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

READER, you can have an enduring. always
ready and reliable GoLp Pss exactly adapted to your band
and style writing which will do your writing vastly cheap
er than Steel Pen II you 1.-THE Pen Is Mishtier
han the Sword in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

The Hon. Horace Greeley viii deliver en- AAd~es
on THE TOPICS OF ThE DAY, THIS (Fridsy) EvEN
mo March 49, at Blocker Building corner Of Moros sa1
at o'clock Til. public are invited to aftssA
seats reserved for Ladies. THE UNION GLEE CLUB WI
sing some OF their best songs
Ninth Ward Republican Association. The res~
lar monthly meeting OF the Moth Wsrd Republican Assocs
iop will be held At Bieecker Bnidp,s cor be.cher sne
Morton streets THIS friday EVENING, April 49, iss.
7 O'Clock By order. GEORGE STARR Prssidsne
N. &. THAYER. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18


The speci-l order, heng the Congregational Appor-
tioumen. bill was postponed ill tomorrow.
General orders beng announced, several vain ef-
forts were made to put forward The excise and oher
bill. when, after considerable hllibusttring, with
out doing any business. adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-18

The GROVER e. BAKER SEwING-MACHNI
recosuzed q the bss Purchasers should take
buy them only Of the rshtul Pstentssa sesoems, Nc
4s5 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-11-06
tesf NEW OK Il lll, lll,uFiItg uFiIg .a5a
SALES AT AUCTION,


Iv ~ TOPPING AucTloSEER. sa4VS
w AuCrlos NOTICE.
LARGE Lor OF AkMy BLANKETS.
We will include Ia sale OF
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER T.
and will sell without Of whsm
3o0o GRAY wO0IL.EN ARMY BLANKETS,
OF SUPERIOR QUALIFY.
slightly damaged voyage importation. Dealers IN
this class Of goods will do well 70 attend.
Nm TOPPING &CO., Auetieneefs.
Nos Sand il Park place.
and No. 9 Murray stsees.
The New York herald., 1862-11-06
ISDWARD SCHENCK AUCTIONEER.
II ELEGANT SPAN OF HORSES. PHAEr0N AND

BY EDWARD SCHENcK, on Saturday 9Th inst, at one
O'Clock his saesroom l5s Broadway An elegant team q
sound kind and gentle, very stylish. aud exceedingly hns
drivers either double SINGLE 0ne saddle k0Ises and BE-
levea bc ane span for gcnlemans driving
Be the city; together easily in 81 and
uacCnmon hne roadsters Also
AN LLBtANT pod CART Or PHAEToN.
built order by Co. In their best manner and
$50 Also elegant Double Harness, solid siives
mount,ngs The above have only beer .sss ;.s ss
positively sold without reserve The horses Will be
sold separate from the raeton Also time. open
Barouche. nc % b. Lockwood, Of Harlem.