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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

one was injured on board Of this vessel the
vesssl here f. The vessels of The enemy engae ed
were the steamers Oregon and Pamlico. From their
movements each Of them seemed 10 have been struck
two or three times. After the engagement the
enemy lett for the lakes. We remained ON the
ground until they were out of sight, and then re-
turned TO Ship Island
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Tue CAPTURE OF KEW-0RLElNS

OQI Tr@ps in Possession Of The City
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briesdes by whom paragraph 44s General keguls-
t NJ rss been peeeeted, il specslly di ected 10 s
requirement ,oace liDg forwarding copies oi all their
orders TO tie Adiuant Generals Office
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LETTER FROM COZ. NEAL DOW.
HEApQuARTEn. l3rH REGIsyNT MAISE NoIrSTHEss
snIp ISLAND, Gulf OF Me1ico Mach 81, 1882.
DIrTss A. HAwEISs, E-a., Aeg o,t.
DEAR SIR: | take the earliest opportunity after
nv arrival here thsnG you and my other friend. IN New
Yort ho contributed IL for the superb bnpn-r presented
by them TO tho lJh Name Regiment. IL wa, dspsyed yes
terd,y for the frat time at usnd review aud oJ isr The
finest color on the ground.
Al nv 90 GERS Join ne IN aeknowl ledy'ren's.
Very truly and gratefully yours.
NEAL DOW, Col. l3th Maine Volunteers.
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FROM GEN. BANKS'S ARMY.
sKIRMIsH WITH THE REBELS.
POSITION OF JACKSON'S FORCES.

H,pHi.ovsrRg. Aprilf7 lats
Yesterday afternoon tho pickets OF Col. Donnelly
briaade stationed eight miles hence on The Gordons'
vile road, were attacked by large force Of Ashby :
fear-1,ard aud driven back. One man named Isaac
Yelv. Of tho lGth Pennsylya1ii Regiment, was
Killed aud three others wounded. The reserve Of
H., i',h and section Of IIamp on's battery then
,d,anced and repulsed the Rebels. They retreaied
- wood where several of our sbel's burst in their
...., midst. and WAGON was seen gathering up aud
carving OF their dead and wounded.
Owing to ,le horrible state Of the roed' between
tle town and Donn-lly's encampment, and The I'M
,o sbliry Of forwardiug him supplies Donne!ly has
i.,r ordered f. take upa new position nearer the
town. mil ile roads 4et in better condition.
.I.,b.ons fopes arc mainly encampsd near the
c.., hank %. the Shenandoah. The bridge over the
river il strongly picketed by him, and s underaid
Nth ipNsmraab.e material, really to be isnted on
hc .rproach Of our trooPs
cart. Bowen, OF the 9S.h Ncw-York Regiment Is
I..,g the duty Of Provost Ma. hal in the town. The
orderly department Of troops is convincing proof
~ the popnls.cn that our object ia brit mission Of
mace and the Secession ladies have been guilty OF
rross Misrepresentation and dupcity toward them.
All the churches whose pastors are not in the
Secession amy open to-day and the town wears the
appearance OF Northern country Sabbath.
Tie following appointments were made to-day by
the Navy Department;
Henry q. Porter Of Washington, Acting Pay
master, ordered TO Port Royal, ). c.; George \.
Smith, Acting Paymaser ~ the Brooklyn Navy
Yard; CAarlesC. Bunker Of Nantucket John 5. Cor.
don Of searspor', Me-, and James +. Acorn OF Boz
Ton. Acting Pasmos ere, and ordered 70 Ch~le''o"n
Nsvy-Isro.
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ZEE CITY cAprTULATED ON FRIDAY

ARRIVAL OF TILE .. g. STEAMER CONNECTICUT
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mater.Gure.

hR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
H. fAs, three miles wet from the Northampton X. Il
kD-poD Is one Of the Ggs snd bestega; esia0 nenis
Io Il. stussd % the hes h.st and pleas.
mountain regions ia New Ensaue tnd amply sapP.
the parest and coldes; granite water Prices for patients
"a 10 to ala and bosTdes IS TO 80 week Patients
circusancef especial members Of the army,
whose health has suffered nom wounds eIPotuie viii have
A 81 allowance.
EYYYREscx- DR. Munde s neIt TO Preesni;z the most
,minent practitioner she Ws,erCure that Germany has
produced IN. Y. Tdbuoe.
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proposaIs.

t.,y c,orn,So Aso Eeuir,Gn OFrCE, TwsLEra ,sD
AMI w G,s.ap,r. PHILADELPHIA, April u, 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received ut this Office un.
I'll TUESDAY. 22d met, at IL o'clock m to inrni'h al
tn 15ai F6y.tyo hundred aud y yards wooldysd fast
colo, JlEEN SERSEY ~ inches wids to weigh IL ounces
-, ~. ysrd To be Of army standard quality and
Ga(l Ihirtysr hundred yards wool dyed s't-color
ahrsN CoAT Cloth, "a inches wide to weigh u ounces
to tn, ysre To bo Of nny standard qa.lity. o con
and VIII state 5000 e. be delivered sample oi tho
color eau bo seen at this Office u. H. SaoShAN1
WV Deputy Qusrtermsstsr General, u. 8. A.
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Asu,rAsr O M. GnsxaArs OYvioH.

AssIsTANT Q NJ UkNsRAL's OPToB,
EEw.YoRK. April 49, 1909. !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y this Oeice until O'Clock, .. m. MONDAY merit the
instant for FRElGHrlNG In two good Nesse about
AS 600 feet OF PINE LUMBER, hence TO ksy West Flo
4, with sson.be number days each Person,
offering viii please state lowest price Of freight per 600 se
AID niorse iheIr communications Proposals or Freight"
u. u. ToAPkIN5. AssI QaATtefmsster.OensGsl
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Amnseu1enIs
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
SATURDAY, April 10, 1869.
GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY.
TWO SPLENDID PERFORMANCES
10 the afternoon at ock Evening half FOR ladies'
children families aud schools that hey that interest
ing and amlsOg play prepared especially Tor the sn'en
HOP o. MY THUMB;
Or,
THE OGRE AND THE DWARFI
COM. MUTT! and the BFLGIAY GIANT!
tine su aIiest ard irgest mou ever known ons
SFEET HlGa! and the othor ONLY , FEET!
appear in tho eadins chsraetes the D,ea and the Ogre
CONTRAST DF LIVING HUMANiiS
before the the Globe making these here
'o0' 'nPpo;TsSS TSE fsnoT, ts IN; hSi;sc cc.s,crERs,
No,s II yoaI tine Ladies! Ihs Is your opportunity ht's
fo.4'! yod've never before had soeh Ooe.
enough 10 put ia your pocket srd the rrieS Cant real
living Gonsrn end that. too in a interesting play.
I. pay Is followed By mo'i Imaginable nnd fascinating
1900 LESSON FOR LOVERS
by MRS j. PRIOR, Miss G. AFFORD ard Mes-rs Nsgle
aud Hadaway The Giant sad Dwarf also exhibition
- "'' oUAKER or WOODEN GUN.
from the Rebel For;il:stions al Csnireyille. Va
THE LIVING HIPPOPOTAMUS,
whose departure from the city has been unavoda5y delayed
a. has ALEC the curious and atnusirs
WHAT IS TIP
which also exhibition a. all hours together with
III tTtsEAJ LlNlNI w HALLE
from ths Northern Seas ihe Lsysthan of IN. great deep.
THE MADAGASCAR ALBIEOS
THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION,
LIVING MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON.
the la ges esptured alive. weighing 2000 pounds
LIVING SEAL. LIVING MONSTER SNAKES, LIVING
HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING TURTLE, GRAND AQUA.
RIA, with m multitude Of beautiful Ii ING FISH, and
Q Million other cgriosites.
Admission TO ell q era children under 10, 10 cts
4 CADEMIES or MUSIC-NEW-YOR
~ BROOKLYs.
GRAUS ITALIAN OPERA.
Tho Season will be rsIsuratsd
ON EASTER MONDAY, April Il.
With the debut of the famous acon) Hsysna
ODeFa,
Sir TOMbESI.
The Opera selected Tor this occasion will be Nerdrs
RIGOLETFO.
MISS CLARA LOt ISA KELLOGG As GiLDA
NINE. ELENA DANGRi AS MAGDALEN
Sig rOMBESI viii sppear in the Tcle Of Count de Manlua
- par. selected by bimseif for h. debut
Sig FERRI AS RlGOLETTO.
Musical Director and Condg MUIlO
TUESDAY Grand Opera in Brooklyn. Fiss Appearance
in ths, City Of the Renowned Conusto. MADAME ELENA
D'ANGRL First time IN Brooklyn La fAVORITA with
DAngr, Brisnoi, Fesri and 5Esini.
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Crsrox.Hor Nlw.YoRk COtLscroI,. osyIer,l

CrsroxHousE, NV oRK LoLLso rohs UfFi.k,/
ApH O. 1862 s
DY MINTURN g. PARTRIDGE.-NOTICE
~ hereby given that tn, fo'2wing d.cribcd aSRCHAN-
Disc will SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, in par.usn Of
August l8i6 at No 81 Newest in abe City Of New York
MONDAY the 5th day OF May, 1852 at IL O'clock. by
THOMAS X. AiINTURN, ADctioi6er. The Uoois can be
examined the second and third dayr Of May.
(Sirnsdl HIRAM BARNEY, Collector.
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furniture.

DFDROOM enameled FURNITURE in all
~ eolors Of warranted nsnufacurs; ado sotd Chestnut
Chamber Suites Plain and Ornamental At II f FAKKlNG
IONS No 568 CAnss opposi'e Wooser. E'tabshed 1912
I'NAMELED CHAMBER SUITES Of FUR
IL NITURE In al coOrs and wholesale and retail
The largest the city Suites go end upward AlsO
rolid W1nU. Suites. MEiIesse P1lllssses tc WARhEN
WARD, No IN Csnal-s' doors eat Of Broadway
FURNITURE WANTED-The subscriber viii
BUY and pay cash ct fair valuation for soout $40
a2,0Co worth OF good psin HOUSEHOLD FURNlTUBE,
suitable for Hotel large Boarding. House Any family Gbou.
breaking up may send pe 70 A. A. LYMAN Tribune Oce.
B.-Nould ike Il about the 18th or Z8th int
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
Plain decorated, aud grained Sold Walnut and Osk
ess suits at 30 sud upward Bslenses Spring Beds, &c
J. W. FISHER d Co, ManusctuIsp
No. GO Broadway. between Bile cksr and Bcndss
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WAN AMBURGH & Co.'S
Y MAMMOTH MEHAGEBIE
GREAT MoRAL EXHIBITION


GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
HY.TT tROsr. Msnsrer
SEVENTEENTH STREET, NEAR SIXfH-AvENUE
sEVENTEENTH-SrR rREET, NEAR SiArH-AYENUE,
Door open TO- nd l. Performance li 81 and 2. o'clock
Admission IS cents Children under niue year.. IS cea,a
OPEN MORNING.. AFTERNOON, AND EVENING,
AN 1MnExsE EsStN S4W PAVILION.
Csnt.ning Of soO square feet OF cloth, and
TIE LIVING WILD ANIMALS
all occupy superb ssss resembling nnatofe ps.ees which
FIELDING BROTHERS, ils,-st r. Y. Toe onsneosl
paintings them the most extraordinary effort Of pictorial
arr sad snerp,e eyer seen 9 any coaaty 10 ihs world They
eIscued by =. BOISE VINO hes exceed r this par
UNFoUALED EXHIBITION
has been visited during the past week noitbsandus the
inclsm-ncy Of the weatherl By upward Of
and by the Pr. Clergy and elite Of the ely to
surpass in beauty snd variety soy .xhoten Of tho od In
P9siTiyEL7 P9siTivELY TIE ThE Llsf LAsf WEIR
Annual Summer Tour There viii be ishteen peor aeneei
given this week-thEeu each day -
MORNING. AFTERNOON, and EVENING,
There shadow OF doubt bat that .hese viii
IMMENSE AUDIENCES
N,myoyffIHf" oyfIf" PXvILIoN
he largest ever cOusTucted in AmeTlca) % zee this
MAMMOTH coLLEcTloS
Of Living AHinShs 9ge.i IL ,9s E gGrSHf rhich the
GREAT WAR ELEPHANT HANNIBAL,
ALSO,
PERFORMING ELEPHANT TlPPOO Sab.
and amo, every variety Of Animals known 70 naiaralsA
IMMENSE GEOLOGICAL ENTERPRIZE,
end Aubureh Co. heu that the cost Of the es
Establishments i' positively s,o,ooo
and requires, transport ana exhibit the services OF eighty
LAST PFRF0RMGNCE. SATURDAY MONT, APRIL 49,
LAST Pl.RFORMASCE, SATURDAY NIGHT APRIL IS.
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EcGal Nctltes.

DURSUANT TO an order of ROBERT Fl.
/ COLES Surrogate OF the County Of Westchester no
tice hereby given sccodng 10 law, 20 all having
claims against the OF ELISHA O. OTIS, late OF the
Town Of Yonkers in said County deceased to present the
same with the thereof to the M desisned admins
rstor al eusr the goods chs'e aud cledts o he
,aid deceased at the Once Of WILLIAM A COOK, At
oruev No liz Broadway NevYok City, before the
igth day Of July A. D. fc3 Dsted this 18th day of January
A. D., 1862. b. T. bAbBIIT, Administrstor
Jsl8 Iay6no Sat.
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Sales bp Anttloil.

A UCTION SALE Of valuable w A T + r
n POWER AID BUILDINGS Of an er.en,ive Msnufsc-
turing E,tablshm,' at Maeawan EewNork, April 2j at
10 M BY order of e Supreme Conr. For particulars Of
the property see haOdbils. to bs had Of LEONARD l.
BITDD No I-5 Watrrs1, " Y.
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OOFIN SLATE.
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY.
D.poCorn.r Of l0th-ay and Qusrric, At Hydevllc Yer
lztust Now. YORK mont. A X. RYDER,
ADAM POkT0N. Superintendent.

This Company invite the attention Of the public 10 their
superior snd sell-lnown GREEN aud PURPLE ROOFING
SLATE which they prepared 10 deliver from their GUAR
ries or Depots fn au s.zes suitable for roofing.
public cautioned sgunst spurious aud inferior
ticle which has represented and used Eagle Sste
A slate roof Il preferable 20 tin, shingles or iron.
II ,ge put IL taste lifetime without needing ropsrs y
l. s cheap o. tu or II needs paint RAIN wst.r
nonl roof E pure t ias tart o decsyed wood
paint Slate hreproo'i insurance compsues favor
them steam viii not effect them.
Fxp-r encsd slater, required viii he seu to any part OF
tho country upon application At tho EewYos Depot Orders
addressed sboye Or o. g. FLRNAh, No. 70 CouIaDdt
New Yofa. viii receive prompt attention.
Neg-YOrk, march, 1914
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Durnins fIuio, Oils, &r.

NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
nec.y,a direct from the manufacturer ard wels aha
for ,sc In quantities to suit IN prime snPPng o'sI ~ Va
. Ca ksa 10 aoi lTA WslL~a e.. hssfssh
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CUPREME COURT. - THE GALLATIN
~ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or THE CITY or

GUPREME COURT. - THE GALLATIN
~ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY or THE CITY or
NEW.YORK essn.t ROSWELL D. HATCH and OTHERS.
In pursuance OF the Judgment Of the above entitled Court
made the above entitled action the 18th dsy Of March,
1862 the Reee appointed IN aud by said dsment for the
purpose Of executing aud into ect such Judgment
will Sell ct Public Auction a. the Merchants Ex-
change A tho Cy OF NewYok the le;h day Of April,
1862 through l.. H. LUDLOW. Real Esis.e Auctioaser,
s ,hs, certain lot Of LAND use In the City OF New York
and bounded follows Beginning a, poat ou the north
OF Twerty ninth eighty fee. of the north
OF the Fourh.svenYr and Twenty puth street.
thence running north psrael burthavenus nney etsse
feet nine inches thence srt parallel to Twenty ninth stress
twenty feet thence south pare 10 Fourth ninety
eight feet niue inches 10 the side Of Twenty ninth sree
thence along the moth side OF Twenty
twenty feet to the point beginning Dated March i%
JOHN B. HASKlS Referee.
IL A. BoagsT, Plaintiffs Attorney. mh1o 70" Sw
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CUPREME COURT of the State Of New. York.

CUPREME COURT of the State of New-York
y County Of Snfolk.-JOSEPH NJ PRENDERGAJR
sgainst WILLIAM HALL and LYDIA HALL his wife,
Simmons cor Relief Con not ssr) To William Hall and
Lydia H, his wifi, the aboyeusmed defendants: You
hereby summoned and Feqared the complaint in
this SETON lch will De fled in the oce Of the Clerk of
County suffolk Rserhcsd Ia said county and to
serve copy OF your the said complaint the
subscriber his office, No. o. Pine street Ne~fork City.
within twenty days the service OF this you,
exclusive Of the day OF such seryce ADD II you ai 10
tho said complaint within tho time Aforesaid the plain.
f IN this will apply the Court the relief do
handed in the compaint.--Dst-t February ia. l35l
II. UNDERHlLL, Plaintif's Attorney.
The IN this action fled In the said Office Of
the Clerk Of the County suffolk Riyerhesd In said
ty in the state OF NewYork the twelfth day of February
lS62 X. II. UHDERHILL, Plaintiff q Attorney.
mills lsw6wS No. 81 PiDest, n. Y.
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Boots ano Shoes.
Eost anh fonn6.

o. REWARD.-LOST on Thursday even-
Rsj ing between and O'clock in the ihsysnne nsss
9ts.t, a POCKEI-Book containing $50 in bills The
a. 40. 90 East l2tb-st-
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A. NJ hsRvIs Aucuoneoi.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Build
ing. Nos 3sI and 595 Brssdvsy-Sales Of Books S.s
usney Pieines Wors, o. k Fancy Goods Furniture ko
SATURDAY EVENING Apri ~. Fl o'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Medic. aud Mlscellansous Books
csmpring great variety Of v.usb. standard Work, Ia the
Eas.h and forsyn Catalogues including many that are
scarce he ke.
MoNDAY EvFNING, April n. at O'clock
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-PGtly
selected from ,rvst. btass compiling library edi-
Of popular Boo.s ysrou. subjects illustrated WORKS
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS,
April p aud % at O'clock.
VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY OF choice end
r,re American sud European Boob. For particulars see es.'
alO.ue ard The DO lss at the sa'esroouis-
THURSDAY and FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
April "a and IS. a. o'clock.
PRIVATE LAW LIBRARY ~ The lsie Seth X STAPLE
i-r, .. public this city Bs.ds beirg quite iai IN
ecsn Law Books. also comprises an ucu.ual collection
VI valu.b- kush Law Books Catalogues are now ready,
and The Boob. sfs exhibit "a q, the salenooms.
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financial.
THRAsuRxE's OPyicR.

CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO railroad Co.,
CLEVELAND. Ohio, March n. iess. }
A DIVIDEND Of THREE PER CENT will
N b. paid to the Sockbolder. Of this Company the 25ih
dav of I'll next at the Office of Msssu VEKMlLfE Co..
New-Yort After the 25th day Of May next the dydends
remaining ur aid viii be paid the Office OF the Company Ia
Cleveland iu ~ Arht exchange on kew.York
The Transfer Hooks Of the Company will cose the 18th
day Of April nert ~ O'Clock and remain closed until
II. C. LUCE Treasurer
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Chances tor Bnsiness Men.

L'OR SALE-A CONFECTIONERY STORE,
sI standing. The best Ia the city for
doD. rood cash business. Has all convenience for naau
turilg good woknaa tnst has worked sr for this
win say If wanted No 49, Canslst OF Thomp
no INVENTORS, MANUFACTURERS, &c.
Il Any person hayngs good article that will PAY TO
ADVERTISE extensively hnd party that will urds ats
& al hi. nix by addressing. with full particulars, BOX
No. 1872, +. o.
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GTORAGE for FURNITURE in the fine
y building No. 500 Broadway. Inquire at z BEBRY'S
Piano aierooms, No. 3yJ BrosdTsy opposite Metropolitan
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5ouss Furnishing GOODS.

EHAIRs-No. 299 Pearl-st, wcod-seat, boxed
~ for shipping; also Ofhce, Dining Cottage. Aoctin8
CHAIRS aud STOOLS, TetAiled q, wholesale prhes.
DOLLAR REFRIGERATOR and Water Cooler.
The 5sst Prov sion PTeseTyer made. Wholesale sn1
retail. BARTLETT LESLEY No. +26 Broadway.
CPLENDID SILYER-PLATED ICE PITCH
- Frs "a So each REFRIGERArOaS COOKING
UTENSILS, &c, at immense rsdnoton IN prices
bASSFORD, Cooper lnstltats BaildtnsI
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6emins Hlarbines.
WILLIAMS d ORVIS's

WILLIAMS Il ORVIS's
w CELEBRATED DOUBLE THREAD
FAMILY sEWING-MACHNES.
FROM s25 TO $50 Thee Machines celebrated tnroogh-
plt gland and the West surpassed ~ any
eheI. In the Iarks;, while they FIFTEEN DOLLAho
ChEAPER than the cheapest Of any other Responsible
makers Better nschnes for faulty have never been
u3ds They arc simple, reliable, and warranted
sALESkOOA, No. 6O9 BROADWAY UP STAIRS.
HQH -First-class Sewing Machines AQE
4OOs TO Rent aud for Sale, new and I'd hand. .fCOs
Nj. Sewing M1hine Emporium 455 Bdvty brooInss st.
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TIB.srRKR's OPYICs
CgSTP.L R,NIRotD CosPssy OP NFv-JgRsxr,f
No. 50 Waist, N-..Yori. April IA, 1852 :
nIVIDEND.-The Directors have this day
- declsreda QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of TWO AND
HALF PER CENT payable WEDN ESDAf, tho 10th
inst Tho transfer book viii be closed until the Ih lust,
SAMUEL KNOX, Treasurer
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1Necellaueous.

RRUSHES of every description at the BRUSH
ID FACTORY no. 32s PesTlst HHpers Building Al
articles the e~sst factory price, PAINT BRUSHES ef'
superior quality constantly on baud JOHN X hOPPtL.
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CHOW CASES d FERSH Man.
- uftnrefs have removed 10 No l32 Chathsn1. opyo-
size tho Ticssr. ~ kuGs Of Show Cas- kept hand
made TO order ~ prices 10 suit the tines
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CASH PAID for OLD NEWSPAPERS, PAM
OPHLETS. snd OLD BLANK BOOKS.
SIOCkWELLk Z EMERSON, No. - ABn-st basement
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L'OR SALE, on ACROMATIC TELESCOPE
by q ins first opticians. feet long sI che
aperture with Prism Comet Seeker and ull set VI Eys
Pieces complete equGtorislly mounted Inquire
&. 5. 'DELANAH NJ. l2l Nassau-st
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Il IEhLOICAI ,AllOs q
RUMORED CHANGE IN THE WAR
DEPARTMENT.
GGN. BANKS MAY SUCCEED SEQ.
STANTON.
LATEST NEWS FROM NEW Or
LEANS ]
The Mortar Fleet has gone up
the River
UNION MEETING AT NEW Or
LEANS!
THIS MORNINGS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK.

NV YORK, June %.
Gen. Butler was serenaded at the St. Charles
Hotel, New Orleans, on the l4th inst, and made
a speech in response, in which he declared that
his feelings towards the South were friendly and
fqaternal, but at the same time he was resolved
as matter Of duty inexorably impressed upon
him, to carry out the laws Of the United States
under all circumstances.
The speech was well received.
new daily paper has been started at New Or
leans, edited by the great fnancier, Jacob Barker,
now eighty-thTee years old.
One Geo. COppell, subscribing himself " Her
Majesty NictOria's Acting Consul, has per-
sumed to address Gen. Butler a complaint about
the oath required of aliens, and asking eXplana-
tions whereupon Gen. Butler replied, that no
answer would be made TO the note until Mr.. Cop
pell should be recognized by his own government,
as its agent.
In the Provost Court a man named Durand
sued the Bank of Louisiana 70 Oblige them to pay,
in current funds, for deposit in confederate
notes, made by him, which the Banks had made
legal currency by paying them out instead Of their
of Durand, and ordered the Bank to pay the
amount in current funds The Bank appealed
from the decision to Gen. Butler, but the General
sustained Judge Bell.
All but eight of the mortar feet have gone up
the river, and the rest will follow soon as tugs
can be procured to tow them.
Target Union meeting twas held at New Orleans
on the evening of the l4th inst.
Able and eloquent speeches were made by
Messrs. Madison Day, Charles Lamont, and 7.
J. Earhart.
The rebel Gen. LoYell's army have evacuated
Camp Moore. and have gone to NicltsbtIrg.
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THIS AFTERNOONS REPORT.
FROAT MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, June 90
The Mobile News, Of the 10th, says nothing Of
the capture Of Fort Morgan, no mention OF an
attack being made, although some naval arrange
ments in progress at New Orleans are considered
aiming at that point
Advices from Yicksburg to the 18th, by way Of
Grenada, state no active demonstrations were
made by the Federal feet since its retirement
Several Of the gunboats appeared on the 18th
from below.
Report says that 5000 Federal troops with
gunboats and transports, leave Baton Rouge ON
Friday for Vicksburg. .-r.
Col Slack still retains command in the city
He has issued an order rquiring the Board of Al
dernan, Mayor, Recorder, and all other city or
cials to take the oath within three days. and in
deiaultwill be regarded as sympathtzers, and will
be arrested and treated as traitors.
The Nicksburg Wing of the 18th says: We
hear that Gen Lowell and staff and family, have
moved their headquarters to Meridian. He hopes
he will not find it necessary to visit the city soon
again.
The Federal advanced division arrived at their
old position Saturday evening. They fired half a
dozen shots at the lower battery Sunday. An
quiet Yesterday. &