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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-17
WESTERN POTEE,
Nos. Q, II. l2, l., II COURTLANpT STREET

Near Broadway, New York City.
This old-establiShed and fayorite resort of
the Business community has been recently re-
fitted, and is complete in everything that caa
minister to the comfort Of It's patrons Ladies
and Families are specially aud carefully pros
vided for
1t is centrally located in the business pars
of the city, and is contiguous to the principal
lines Of steamboats,, cars, omnibuses. ferries.
In consequence of the pressure caused by
the Rebellion, prices have been reduced to
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS PER DAY.
The table is amply supplied with all the
Injuries of the season, and is equal TO that of
any other hotel in the country.
Ample accommodations are offered for up
ward of 400 guests.
Do not believe runners, hackmen,and others
who may say the Western Hotel is full"
D. D. WINCHE5TER, Proprietor.
ThoS. d. Winchester. fyI9
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Gen. Hooker is said to have remarked
recently: 81 do not love to fight battles
Il had rather be with my cattle on my
farm-but I do want to see one mighty
overwhelming blow given to this rebellion
right upon its head, at Richmond, before
Christmas"
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CLOTHING.

We call your attention in this line, as it is
from so to 100 per cent. below most other
dealers-the Jews, so much noted for selling
cheap, not excepted.
We will sell you all Wool Fine Black Doe
skin Pants for $3.50, worth $500.
Good Suits of Black Clothes Coat, Vest
Pants, Hat, Socks, Pocket Handkerchief &c,
for $40, worth SIS.
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Ea-There are S200,00O,0OO Of specie

There are $200,00O,000 of specie
in the Union. That would bean average
of $40 each to every person in the North.
Half of that sum is idle in the Banks,
and the other half is hid away on account
of the ,ssoe of legal small notes and lille
gal shinplasters. Banish tile latter, and
have little confidence, aud specie will
soon flow as before.
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ra-Jeff. Davis expressions are becom-
ing intolerable. The frogs, toads and
tadpoles Of the Rebellion will soon be
croaking to heaven for help from the de-
vouring stork.
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ASTR AY.

Came to the premises of the subscriber on
the day of Dec. 6, three yearlings, one heifer
and two steers The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take them
away or they will be disposed of according to
law. ]. P. TAGGART.
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na-Robert Dale Oren the ablest Dem

e0rRobert Dale Oven, the ablcst Dem
ocrat in the West, has written a letter
strongly advocating the abolition of sla-
very. He considers the destruction Of
slavery essential to peace and to a perma-
neut restoration of the Union. The fact
is, the ablcst Democrats of the North are
fast becoming Abolitionists.
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MANHOOD:

HOW LOST! HOW RESrOREDI
Justpublished in a sealed envelope, price cts
A lecture on the Nature, Treatment al d Rad
ical Cure Of SpermatorrhUa or SeminalWeak-
ness, Involuntary Emissions. Sexual Debility.
and Impediments to Marriage generally, Ner =
voUsncss, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
Mental aud Physical Incapacity resulting from
Self-abuSe, &c, by RoBT. J. CULyERwELL, MD,
author Of the Green Book &c.
The void renowned author, in this admir-
able Lecture. clearly proves from his own ex-
perence that the awful consequences of Self
abuse may be efIectually used without medi-
cine, and without dangerous surgical opera
tions, bougies, instruments rings, or cordials,
pointing out a mode of cure at once certain
and effectual, BY which every sufferer, no mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheaply, privately and radically. This
lecture will prove a boon to thousands and
thousands Sent under sea-, to any address, i'm
plain, sealed envelope. on the receipt of six
cents, or two postage stamps by addressing,
DR.. CHAS. j. G. KLINE,
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box, 1886
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R9-The Temperance Address, deliver
ed by Rev Roberts last evening, was
largely attended.
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The Confessions and

EXPERIENCE of an Invalid. Published
E4 for the benefit and as a warning and ii
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, &c, Supplying at
the same time the means ofself cure. BY one
who has cured hmselfafter being pat to great
expense through medical mpositionandqu dquack-
ory. BY enclosing paid addressed en-
velope, sdlgte eQpies may be had of the author,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esq, Bedford, Kings
county, New York-Marl9spnly
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THE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

Is the only paper published in Potter county
circulates among an Intelligent class OF peo-
pie, and is thus an excellent medium for Dotn
City and Country Advertising.
Transient Advertisements and those from
distance must be Cash or have responsible re-
ference.
All communications, TO receive attention,
must be directed to the Editor, and contain
the name of the writer No attention paid to
anonymous communications.
TERMS.-One copy one year, 81; Six copies
S5 Twelve copies, $40; Twenty copies, SIS
with one to the person raising the Club. The
money must accompany the names.
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nA.The bill to admit Western Vir-
ginia as Free State, passed the House
Sc to 55,
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rA See New Advertisements.
Notice of Astray.
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The Partnership

E XfSTING heretofore under the firm Of
Ia Garrett Baily Il Co is this day Dissolved
by the withdrawal Of the undersigned ~
HENRY GARRETT Eg
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E&s~ As the winter approaches our readers
will be making their arrangements for their
periodicals for the coming year. AS usual we
are prepared to furnish all the leading maga-
zines to subscribers of the JOURNAL at reduced
rates, to be paid strictly in advance. Read
the following offers
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GROCERIES.

In the line of Groceries we offer a choice
variety of cas- at SO, IS and Sl.00-and our
Dollar Tea can't be beat.
Good Sugar for 10 cts. Coffee Sugar II cts.
Salaratus to cts. Bar Soap cts.
Coffee l6 cts.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-12-17

A carefully selected stock of
NEW GOODS
Just arriving from New York, such as
CLOTHING,
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
BOOTS 4 SHOES,
HARDWARE,
CROCKERY
HATS & CAPS,
NOTIONS,
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Notice.

My Wife, MARY ANN, has left my bed md
VI board without provoeation.aEd hereby
caution all persons not TO trust her on MY,
account as will pay no debts Of her CONTRACT
ing unless compelled by hw.
SIT-AS NELSON.
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Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the Partnership
heretofore existing under she name Of Boulon
and Burtis, is this day dissolved 6y mutual
consent The business wiu be continued by
j. ". Bouton.
J. ". BOUTON.
WO0LSEY BURTIS.
Whites Corners, Sept 80. r
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PRICE CURRENT.

every Wednesday by P. A. STEB
BINS & CO., Retail Dealers in Groceries
and Provisions,
opposite D. F. Glassmire's Hotel,
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We are happy to inform all those in want
of Choice and Domestic Goods, that we now
have stock of some
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Coudersport, Wednesday Evening, Dec IL, 1862
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Local and General.
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Cheap for Ready-pay.

0,U00 Bushels ASHES and 50 bbls. EGGS
Wanted
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

The product Of 1867 WI, probably srceed that Of J The
costs be decreased and further additions be made 10 the
hst OF paying mines =,
srge ises Of peot Copper hsve been made this week at
ans each. The market price may now be eonsdeied
fsIly established at 22o.
From KsweerAx Point learn that the Copper Fss has
neeare1 Ito openings the ash bed" promiigs nrse
result for the yen The abstract Of The annual reP'
gwen below will show that THIS company has fairy solved
The problem Of working pro6sby deposit that Las an
tent on the ,etoe. Of And other compauies dhnit.y
of 30 miles The Pebeet Company, working
on the posi has mine opened but far the pres
ent viii deprud upon the ssups Of the COPPER fst m
pany Al the PheliI Company considerable oody Of nnes
have Il work through the Winter preparing rock Tor the
staups The stamping machinery Of This mine has been TO
siderable rebuilt and increased during the liner
and ready 20 commence operstion' Atm. Ch1
Mime the Nin.rs product has been, from temporary dne
ties somewhat ss then usual but here no dlmbnuon IN
the n of the prodGct The company has oeen psu-
lAIly fortunate In i's sales OF copper.
Portage Lake the products Of The mines have deened p.
uua at this Dung the Winter moeb attention IL
paid the unde gro05 to the thorough overhaul
ing OF lbe ping nsehnery.
From Oniousgun district coed accounts heve been re-
from ,ha Minnesota National Mines At tine former
ha. decided giving promise Of re-
to be old figures OF monthly produe Further erpo
ODs the TWO newly al veins parallel ia and norm
the present mine Of the National mi.r great additional
Of wealth to that Company 1be RockInd Company
product continues be about thirty tnns + mouth nosy
its north old vein. The ~oIkg in the south or CON
giomerse It'll vigorously pursued s proximity TO
rich port ths Minnesota Mine renders eventual success
a'Inot certain.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
p..seuuers Smiled

d. ,..,-,lio 4,ia Jor Litepo.!--D Smele Toronto
NJ and Mr, d. D. Smith aud child New YORK; l.. Cooley,
Ph,d,piis: 3 j. Lsepc, wife two chiidten, insn and
.nrvant Sire. Nsry Bapts, hra OeL N-w'foIk ). p.
Mol Mr. snd Mrs q. Brooke. Philadelphia Mira J..
de Anse!is Ne~l orb nIl h. RumTi, sprnsl'idi Mr.
,ud Mrs n s. & Waker Philadelphia Mr and Mrs j. T..
Nin.td and infant Sew-iIk; Mr. srd Mis- Gtegofia de
A,, IA chldren and two serysrts Mcxic0 j. Neervet,
New York T. Ttm,ln. Ithaca, Bishop Lynch, Toronto
nn.Iin fhr Rev James A. Chrisis Booklyu; the Right
H-v NJ ComeIce bishop o. fitisOlrsi William G kooih,
Jcr,.y CIV, j. Planes Cubs; =. l.. Armenbefos Cabs
M. IIoddsrd children s6 sersant J. Garter BRENT
0.r. I.u,. Nc,r-ary Baltimore Mr. sf NTs. %. NJ Bo
y,rt X Y, Chsi-s QulD do; M, Thas D. Hoppn. f.ovt
isnrr Nls. Hoppln DO f kcsIs end .on Loui.'ile ny
~ ,nd Mr.. T. fsyson. n. Y - Roduq-ei, Cuba; Rev.
u A scLelck Baltimore; James S!ckNoy, dsi j. hoppin,
provii,rce. siaor A. Die n Y mas T. Price. Phila
Jrntins and b. VI. rrovidcnce ~. ksy. T. j. Ilo0m
tiiI Gs,xos 4. Is. Mofaisnd. Bishop Of Ii h,ItoIdi 4
s fir sr,fs Conspl \ l.. GodiecI, q Y Ni.. Mtll.
,, eY nDs sIe. NY. Mrs J.. > eds ards iulis aud
Ot NJ g.. Air and Mis- JDo. Littal aud MD r. q. g..
g,,Jr ~ D. hnIchsrd !. q. fbTahtns, &. VI Ssiif Nj.
d nt Eo.e.ri children aud selvt.; v. Iishe :. L1ch-
',o1'oG Nr i.ark Ny NJ aDdh -. .Whi,esonc, L1ul,
,,s ~; jas Is. ocd, IT,, pool lily, lewis a N9e.
v A. Honer Plils =. b. HOWol iiy. h. Ola X, y T. :
r ~ Ell en brott Philn 4. V. ,hhpn ir srring-
,I N.,r Judge :. Goodrich. See 10 /. :. Legation NJ
Bms-ssi v IL. Ne"comi g. "elteT' Lcn';siie' ~ =
pafr,ehid yr s. SiiHser ". J. McGucs-r, l. {. Hall, 9.
if,,,r A. chr sbel, ~ Y; W. ". ThonGs, j., q. ".
Godd,fd ConstsntiGope, A. Levin Pois JOY Go Bonner
.~ HAVE Ily BuhIis H. H. Lemon, Lin4nefu an, ).
q 1r.v r. Grauisr !. > fe,de. n. iardgens Augattui
u prev.t.f Postou; James Tsl srd fcnd, fhia T. Van
I.n,,eser J. Il. Hubbard IL. A. tanshawe ~ T.; John
U,rye, Msn,is.d WH. Steel n. y; b. Newman, feI's
obr SrhoaeJ lady Mira T.. Fibby Jer.ey iyi Thos
seott " Wood..o,s &. Wi NJ. DeGnnay, n John L.udsi
To,csto. tlf, Blake aud two Children En.laix
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
s.rxxrxr. .asss.pz1sszxr,s-oskSAs

THf NEw.YoRK FIRE DEPARrMTNr.-The sub.
ieci { a trenninl parade by the New-York Fire De-
partment Is low under consideration. A majority
of the frenen are at present opposed to general
parade, on account OF the heavy expense which 1t
entails, the cost amounting in the aggregate 10 over
sa0 900, all of which comes directly from the pockets
Of tho fromen. These parades have heretofore been
got mp for the qualification Of the members of the De-
rartmen and ctizeus generally, but feel assured
that the latter will be content to dispense with the
displsy this year. The rrnks of tue Department
have been greatly tbinned during the past year. hun
dreds of our gallent iiremen having deserted pipe,
hose and the brakes, 10 join in the wal Tor the Union
and battle with the fiery elements IN another and
more dangerous shape. Their families may need ''e
money which would lie usele.sly expended III empty
show. We hope, therefore, th@ the proposed paf''e
will be postponed I'll! The rebellion IL qneiod a''o
peace ia proclaimed twheu they may have the li''''
urs Of participating in the general re,clcipS)
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

uo,,,n3 Cooh,ou H. L. Ronth. j. A. Cushman, Lockuer
NJ. gcbeIdt A. Estrello, Mise Brown Mr.. Goepp Mrs.
Miller MI and Ms. Jos. Booth Miss AOse Essles Mr. J.
r. R,H. Jobn WIis6t John Jones' w. g. Lewis F. Clarke,
Mr.. Drur, Mr. H. b D. Rou,h. Mr.. Charles A: scheidt,
In ,,eamsaip 1sstosa from HaHSsrg aad SDS,hamf,on
R. si1p, a. Leopold lady and2 children B. smith, ?.
N.yor Mr. Bser DDa lady. S. Kuudson. l. Glase, Ms
.en " MinJeren C. H. Hammond. A. i. Long, NJ. Seton,
a Kessel nd lady j. T. de Ia Tuenpe children and seT
ysDs GIc.cO wsltqn .ad ady a Dyss I'dSo
fiTssf n Uanstr n Hanser NJ H-ber, L. Won zskhka j.
spcie1, J. Bar, NJ Bar H. HerheTsr WSf , J. Minei.
MsfSr,g j. Brneh C. Steward, r. A. Wshl v. Rshomasy
j. Fennebefg s. Gardner T. Edmundson lady snd three
children y. Bsur A. Hall and isdy Biapeh G9sdeh2n j.
NJ Psyoud Martin Scharfenborger Jacob micke Henry
kesn.i and lady. +. DeshsId Ar Sumet.
IN brig Daasei TyoWbridye, Jye1 Poref, r. R-Eea1ef
Fitch
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF EEW-YOBH.......APsu
Cleared.

Steamship Cosmbia, Adams Havana, spcford, Tieston
4 Co.
shpS-Dsnube Whj3den. shsnshae, G. B. Fessenden
Hsrcsret Eysus, Nance, London, L. f Morgan Wiley
Frederick (Brem) }, Helm Bremen, RuIer Bros
Bsrts-J McIntyre, Mclniyrc, Key West. n. Benner
Amsna Prus) Wiitenhsgen. Rotterdam, W. Salem Co
Brgs-C.res t0lden Schmidt Queeu,town F1nch
Meincke T. Wendt: j. b. johnson tbr.). Ssw, 81 kits
Royd 3 Hincken; Selma, Herman, Havsna, \. B. Cook
Peitin. Wilmington Simpson Clsppi Palestine, DOugias
ST Johns N. b., l. b. eager 49,
Sehooners-E Davidson Allen Gloucester, ulssteIi Wm
Hone Scott AleIsudds Van Brunt sssht Dr. franklin
Chapman Eorsrich II. H. Racket; Mary Helen tBr), Nc
Donale Bermuda Middleton Co; ). w. smith, Li,cum
Baltimore. Newell Abbott Mary Stedmsn Goodsl Nnsv
tss upper beaitie; Margaret Platter Bsylis Washington
r. H. Knee!ADa; Coral, Kent, Provncetown 4. Hoadley
Globe, Ames Ma sssez. r. H. Underwood Carlton jayne,
Rowland Phisde!Pbis j. W. McKee, Tariff Provost, STAN
ford
soop- Blackstone Allen, Providence. L. Kenny.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
Pass<ugers Arrived

H. San,iiy PsJsia, from Lirerroo-Mrr. Elsnd snd 10.
,t n,s Watson ard child, Mrs Conover Mr Conovsr end
san Mrs Mclean, insn anu maid servant; Niscount j.
'b1IJ lady two children end no servants. Lady Alei
pn,.e two chdren and two ssrvan,s hr and hrs Iehar
shild .rd two Mr. H. u Wheeler MI j. E'ie5 NJ
Campbell. Mis-. Wheeler, 5lF Lnsard Nj. slIs' AT,
~, B1rIor. four children and Mr. A. Campbell Mr.
i. Goodbye, Mr. Cosgi Mr.. Christ, Mr and Ne; ,ohn
N, Usnry Ibbosop, Rev. ]. seys Mr. a. NJ Dawson,
NJ Che, Goedel Dr. W H. Scott, sud Lacy Miss stuart
snd maid ,e,ant Mr. and Mrs W. H. Newman Miss Drum
,nond Mjs. Cogsii Mrs. snrss Mr. n. Dobell Mr.. h.
Deh,i Archdescon Helmet Mr. C. ". Hicks MTs llick.
children aud servants, Mesna o. flarro q. A. stead
j. r ClJIs ysssey Ss Nrs, Dprsf srd2 ebIdrpi Mean.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
couRr cALrND.R-TH,s pu

SrPRHME CoURT-CIRCUIT.-Part l.-Oyer aud
Teruiuet-Par, II-Nos 1856. 1870 li50 1853. 2os3 2os0
2062 2os4 2y6 sU,O 2t7d 205O 20dl, 2obi 1885, 2v 2
2O9i 20fd. 2llt
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIiL TERM.-Demnrrer-
No 49, I,sge. Of law GcNos. lJ s5l, Jsl 2l1. so .O
~, 500 So sos 507 50s 800 l7l. i23 49, SO, 3 81 3la
SUPERIOR CoURT-Par Nos. l72l, Ill, 2S3
49, 1863 l031 2l9l, IN 6:9 1873. Jl5, 15 ly'. 10.
l.67 3Otg I511 Part I-Nos 29 1850, 3s3, 2i7o. 1913
yl8 7s8 1882 iflt. 1870. 1870, $40, 1910.
KiNGs COUSTY CIRcUu CoURT.-Nos. lOO
100 I.8 I2a lJ0 49, l33 40 g. g. Al, 90 20 49, 40 Isl
"a. ia. is4 Is3 ls7. lse, I59, ieo, lGl, lc2
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
FROM THE FLEET AT FORT PH-
Low.

Aoass Snaft thefr FiaCe-1no HSe0e0
Cutting Lcvees-storics Of Desersers-
Alleged Strength Of the ReScEs-Hrsss
i'm Communicated boats, etc.
/ Special Dispatch TO he Cincinnati Gazette.
Orr FoRT PILLOW, via C,IRo. April 49, I84.
Ihe enemy's gunt oats have LAID behind Craig
head Point Tor two three nights past fearing an
attempt on our par, TO run TIE blockade. The firing
upon both sides on Thursday was very heavy. The
mortars opened at noon, four being IN operation.
The enemy replied Immediately aud briskly from the
land batteries, throwing shell clear over M And
nearly the river 70 the Tennessee shore. Tho
firing was very accurate end from heavy guns The
ST. Louis Car0ndele, ana Cairo, stationed 30 picket
ships near the extremity Of the point, were obliged
TO move up the river several times to get out Of
range. skif attached TO Doriar-toat was bit by
a she'll and dashed to pieces. The shells flew thick
and fast all about the gunboats, but none were nit.
On Thursday night the mortars commenced hring
at o'clock, the enemy replying imIlt dmteiy, snd
the fire was kept until midnight. Rebel shell ex-
ploded directly above the stern awnings OF the 81.
Louis, slightly injuriDg one man in the wrist. An
other shell struck the broadside casenate OF the
Cairo, but did no damage. The firing ceased as
midnight. Yesterday but little was done excepttbats
few shots We're fired by the mortars n the morning.
In the evening the mortars were shifted from the
Arkansas TO the Tennessee shore for their greater
protection. In their past locality they have been IN
great danger from bands OF Rebel scouis pr0wling
through TIE woods These scouts have already cut
operations of the mortars.
Deserters are being rapidly taken, both from the
Rebel gunboats and from their batteries. They say
that nearly all the crews OF the gunboas have been
impressed and so great is the fear Of the officers lest
they deser that they frequently muster them every
bonr IN the day. The batteries now mount about
40 guns, very heavy. They have 80 more guns.
which they have been rapidly putting into position
within the past few days.
Bragg has arrived, and succeeds Gen. Vilhpigue,
hitherto in command.
There are about 5000 troops there. Both troops
and guns are from Pensacola- There ara but four
gunboats in the river-tbe MaripaD, Macray, Pont.
cbatraio, and Livingston, mounting total Of "A
guns. The Ivy bas gone to New Orleans, with Hcl-
lIns ON board. The General Polk is at Memphis,
repairing. Capt. Epgree is acting Commodore in
Hollinss absence. An Independent company st
Memphis has five boats below FoIt Pillow, intended
to grappe on 10 cur fee, and take it down TO Dixie.
There are four rams at Neg-OIleans; among them
the Manassas.
Active operations are not expected at present:
Com. Foote suffers severely from his wound received
n Donelsop.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

C,Pg Tow Feb yo.-The .hip Eyens, RutirT from Bor.
dean fox Melbourne hss aryd here essy, iorenat ard
other spaIs gone after landing portion Of tie cargo tie
lesh ws. found prcpa!y uncr lho vessels bowsprt she
Wa, rrined considerably snd was found necessary 20 eau.
above the coppe poition her cargo vas sold to cover
eXpcises
fnE sHrP now the Great Sectional DOCK for
rruars ,he viii bee stripped eaaked and newly coppered
r6- ,h.p sam Duurpgis the Balance Dock for the
rfr4
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

SIGNATURE lISsSkC.
sun-nisss.. Set5........6:4S Hoou-Rises 2:iD
sandy Hook. 4:25 Gov Island. Sis HelGste... 6b
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Arnn 2a--Bsiors

DOminck Kane, tiled end convicted for grand
larceny in stealing kes Of whit. lead from the front o No
MS Broadway. Remanded for sentence.
motion IHade for the di'cbaigo Of H. j. Hal, the
bofu. southern Union man. who swindl.d several churches
out various Of by Alse Trprsscntsons The
motion was denied and Hall renaDdrd TO await Tili
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
LIABILITIES

Two hundred and uety.Iue banks doing busue
the dsy above noted oil Of which reported The Clinton Bank
of Buislo T. winding up consequently made no report
sircs The last report the Lincoln Bank Clinton. Oneida
Contv Pai'sade Bank YonLeYs Wcschester County and
n o. 6rsnns Co Bank Utica, have tiled Their papers,
ard v "a commences busnfs immediately
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
Nv Telexrapss.
Disasters. sc.

BOSTON, Apni 23--Below. ship Harriet Owen CeIdi
with loss Of mirzsumast LID mantopmAs;
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

resolution was Passed 10 increase the limit of Gov
eminent 5 cent Certificates used at the Clearing
House from twenty millions TO forty Millions The
pro rata res.netop upon the banks wac also re-
moved. The original twenty miliobs has been all
taken, and demand notes are still pressing upon
these institutions in depoet, and cannot be used ex
cepting at the Government Savings' Bank. /, was
also resolved 10 use demand notes well as certf-
caes IN the settlement OF balances at tie Clearing
House.
The deposits for certificates with Mr.. Cisco to-day
reach 81 ,s76, 600, and tie aggregate exceeds $25-
eco 000. The SIb-Treasurer has not yet received
official notice TO reduce the rate OF interest 10 Y
cent, and consequently notes were rushed In to-day
10 secure y cent.
The business in Treasury Notes and Indebtedness
Certificates to-day, in the open market, has been
very large, and the quotations still have an upward
tendency. The 7.30 per cents cannot be obtained at
par, and the Certificates lave sold at 98a9S. Sales
Of Treasury Notes have been made at l-l6th 9Th
premium.
Gold is less active to-day, and ID unchanged III
price; sales at 0ls0l0la.
The Asia carried out $l57 ,c0o and the North Star
adds $629, GOO to the supply. The shipment by the
Cunarders is always lighter than by the Saturday
boats, IA the rate of freight is higher.
Tne business of the Clearing House was slS, i6O,-
562.
/ The following is the Warehouse movement Tor
March:
To value Of goods Ia bond March 100, tl2i
Entered waf-honse IN sn ports 10 Msrch.. 4s4lB6
Received in oond from othe: domestic porss... 'sd2'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

sIA 90. ls3 ts
TIE following is statement Of the Exports OF
Breadstufs from The United States 10 Great Britain
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPscIAL TxRx-APRIL 75-Befor
Justice BoswoRrB.


ID. E.Magoun ct al, agt G.. Narti et al.-Siotion to
reissue coInmisson granted on terms.
Agssanl Bank sst. Wm. A. Williams. impleaded John T.
Aekey axt A. H. Welcb, inpt adedMo,ions to strike out
susw sham granted IN denied IN the latter.
Before Justice BARBOUR.
Henry Harrison e al sgt. Theo w Denrison ct al De
Inur.I Ogeugled