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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
FROM PlTrsBURG.

The correspondent Of TIE Chicago Tr'5gEs write,
ifOIn Pl,sburg Oh .is l6.h
"Gen. gsllerk has taken up HE qntretrs o1e-hSf
mile FROM lie landing, III large tent lie ls look
| ng well. His army j. N excellent spirits and even
he regiments lhal bad Suffered most are not demon
| ,izs bat eager 70 meet this enemy asBin.
| Yes eiday Just about daylight was awakened
by az Extensive yoiey Of musketry, evidently pro-
esedng from our extreme advance. Immediately
lie utnot condemnation perVsded OnT hues, and The
dIhescut regiments began 10 place themselves 10
res1iuess ioS au attack. Batteries bhched on theii
hoFsss and for time The impression gained GROUND
thai oar line was attacked from COIlntb Tie INNS
kerry was sharp end Ial ID for hall fn boar anc ten
eessed as suddsrly as il commenced. learned the
cause durlug tbs dsy. Gen. shermhnTecelyed orders
to advance his division thfee miles toward Cornih
Ia advance OF our lines. IL the execution OF hs or
der he came m c0itac, with sn Infantry Confederate
force and about 900 cavalry, With " w"om no bsd q
ssrp skirnisb, Iesnliing IN the driving IN Oi ths
enemy ana our hol ing the desired po.ilon. ] oaVe
rot learned lie extent u our Oss or ina, OF the enc
my. 1; wss prOpaLly iuCol sl1eB.ule ani TOLD that
il h. he neuliOn OF Gen bsll,ck advance slowly
say halt mile daily, snt hnld the advance postioc
a, all haz ,rds ] p,ke j. this advance is the iaal
gnralion Of this system # tactics.
One thing Is cegaiD, no considerable ADVANCE cai
be made uuil the drJ ing Of the roads. AZ present
they are imp2ssable Tor artillery. lady has Just
arrived N Saygurah from Co-iuh With datts 10 the
l5ah inst She reports that ihe Rebels coifiie-ed
the ballo Of Suuoay and MoDoay last az OIlIiiah'
victory for The Confederate arms. They bad demon
sira,.d tho ability Of their tcops % drive Of TIE
Uni ns.s snd characterized tho Gisgraceiul roDt Of
sunday as equal TO ,he Boil Run pAIic. They gay
that lie only circumstance that saved our forces FROM
utter auuih lation Opporlune arrival Of Gen.
Buelrs forces. The Intelligence was tfiegfapheo 20
Sou,hern tapers and caused universal JOY through
out the entire C0nfederscy Since the "eysonaIion'
Of their po-ilon al Iiusburg. they have diligently
forlIded Coroth dag rife pats, thrown np abstis Cf
,rees 10 impede the progress Of Union infsuiry ana
by Which Cofinth is surrounded and ART confident Of
success Our informant iufsi5 hat the enemy q
forces at Coruth nUuber folly 40 OO0 men, snd are
confident Of running the damned Yankees from
Ie n,see.
" Capi. Medison, Of Clark County Illinois, Siege
BAKERY, is eaiied 10 the honor vi killing the Rebel
Ger. johnson. A thelltron bic G4-pounder exploded
IA The front Of q tres near which he war s,anding
and killed bim and Sir cf bio staff"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
TEE LATE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.

WAnEfNGruN, " CdursoSys hpfli -, tbpI.
Capt Cuttisg OF Gen Barnside's etaB arrived here
Ilo-csy with dispatches 90 the Government, lie
htsi es that Ger. Reno commanded tie Nation Al
korees a. the late Reconnaissance 20 Elizabeth City
Capt Cutting SAW Gen. Reno Just before leaving
the Sound, snd Learn from him the following par
kiculars Of the affair
On Thursday, the l7th Inst, Gen. Reno lef. New.
bern and proceeded % RoauOke leland, from which
iPlace he took about 1000 men and proceeded %
Elizabeth City, where strong Rebel force were re-
lpOtted 10 be iEtTeDchinR themselves.
On Saturday, an advance v'ag made upon the Reb-
les. The enemy opened fire with their artillery u
koon as our troops made their appearance, and from
PHI appearances thought they had US in trap Of our
Pwn making. Oar troops imme 1iately formed ia
llne OF battle, ana charged The enemy, who ran at
Pie hst are. Our troops then Immediately took pos
fessiOn q the town, aud NJ or remaining there tor
Few hours retired 70 The main aruy.
Il Our force wss about 2,DO0 men under Gen Reno
end three bOat howl Eers under Col Howard The
Fofce Of the Rebels consisted Of Georgia Regiment
fumOennS 100 men, q portion Of WIses Legion
20 Two bstteries Of artillery. The enemy wsg to
ply routed, with loss Of abOnt 80 men. Our ioee
about IL killed and 43 wounded. Col. Hswkins
II me New-YCrk IDuavee received q shght Aesh
Pound 'n the arm. The Adjutant Of Col. Hawk
Ftzimsni was reported killed.
capt Cutting reports the general health OF the
Ecops 70 be good, and rays tho weather is very tine
r. Of c0of,e much warner Than in more northern
unatss. Tie men have taken o strong fancy 70
r. sonlh.ro ehmsse, end enjoy Themselves finely
Fhle of duty. IN. Y. Times.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
FROM CUBS ARD .zgxkC0.
yhc Prcocb ksSlscaiaioss TO Aa'aHce 10 the
sas,;sss- Fsxc1o osion OF Gen. Mobiles.

By au arrival sL1lis port on Thursday we have re-
ee;yed oar Havana ilee 70 the l7th inst. American
ste,ire reeei0e great attention.
Tno Diar;o discusses no question Wheeler New
oleaus l. efficiently fort dsd 20 resis1 Buffers and
p.,,,,s lee, and cones to the conclusion that 1t Ii
No, The editor states thal persons Who have lately
s,,;rod AZ Havsna from Noa-Oileans cay th,t tie
p.h,l d,fenses arc uiuch exaggerated that Forte
I'eksop and Phiho have been abandoned by TIE
,.oons without iaking away their cannon; and thut
- ~ NOS, ipc 70 prevent the Union tleetb from
.D;;og dirrc,ly 40 10 New O7lean3 The D,Qyio
Gives ihese rumofs without goaclpng for them.
I'm, uic3 States irilnts Black Prince bad arrived
., Il.,ana ron sbig ielaud. The GnsdalqnveT had
s-,i,ed Gam Vsgs rlz Hiib news 20 The n lust.
Tns aR,ed commander were awaiting fresh orders
fro,o their esper-iyc g0yeInmeDts.
Tho g,yefnu' snt OF JuartI were shl ready % slye
every sstjceci1n required by the interests oi ihe
ssbFo.o gf lie .lIeo powers who bad rlams against
MpEirO They would n"t however, listen 70 Inc
Iaes OF monarchy, AID in e tbe III led troops ad-
yapced 10 tho cauilal would retire from IL.
An the Spanish usres had concentrated % Orzabs
snd the FyenCh 10 iebnacm.
Tho Nipia.srs OF Justice and Agriculture had
,niyeA by sgeci+l express from MeM,o city At Vera
Crus ~ confer With she F0Dch Con mander. They
we're aI-o received Witn al Jne honor by Gen Pam.
| Gen Miranda anil eV-prosideut Al r0nie are with
the Fr uch General, md have published procisus-
tons iO fis UeOplo adverse 20 th9 juareb 2dhi IRA
.;ou scr or l,obiiio had issnsd counier-proca.
mahOD, branding Aimon,o aud bio sdherents as
nslOis-
Tho ian of Alm0n,e is 10 overthrow the presen.
Government 20 have .losolf recognized 81 Dic.aior
GJsjs Swgrsno), and lben ,6li a National As'
samhly, % ,ake into consideration the de I1r.blt
evRdition Of tho country, and Ge'lde whirh VIII he
the beat form Of government FOR il, A number o
Alnorte's adhere0ts have sigued document sup
pOrting thiH neaeu Q.
Au OUsiba paper deci,res that reaction has
eommeng sd in favor Of he SpaDish Journal ell
tllec I.s RaccioH hss been estlslebed az Cordoba
advocating the appointments a AdnOnte 20 the su
preu,e eonmsbd Of The country,
SILL LATER.
Another steamer, the Ulloa arrived at Havana on
The I7th inst,
After nu unsatisfactory conference between the
allned oommspder', the Frsach General bad decldta
TO marc. ms alVl, ..H against MSTtco Cty taht"g
apoR hiRsej 1R ths rsSDoHssb ffy = ne 1ct lhe
English gDi Spanish Plenipo.eh'iAres theDupor
decided to WITHDRAW their trOOpa
The reactioDsry psty had made preparations tC
mako a liual campaign against he Ju1tz Govern
ment,
Gen. Robes has been executed under the cbsrR'
OF being traitor 70 his country. This execn'loi
he'd ereaied great sx,i'ement HIS brothers have
throogb tie Iress, Bksd the public 10 snspch'
Judgment,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
Arrived.

US Steamship cs.,sek Lieut. !. W. Bennett s.wbsrs
NC hpn va s1's5.; 1 ISst ga a ,nS tSns o,0o nI1ss
and Nerberp. lSes news coninnsl
ballast 10 uger roe ss enced CONT ns succession
heavy gsss the entire psssse Lost and spit sai ost ui
DEF stove bulwsks and received Other d"n,se came nIo
d. Jones No Isl sad from thence to the ci'y BY sesnas
YTerborn.
II pas 70 Kunhsot Co Had soh.ry winds all tho pas
crossed the Bsbks In LAT As and ice In at 43 TO-
nisht loruns OF Sh Of April surrounded BY
cefed, snd compelled hesy- the ship to uu dsy.
light aud until st6 the ice broke the
msriingale and done much dumsg- ~ thr bow.
Bslk Anton Gunher lolisng ZeI o,en. Bremen {" days
ndss. aud lt6 Ruser bror IN lat i3 lon 3J sew
large number Of ceberzs Has had heavy \" weather hO
'f 81. Msdrs, fBremenl Gsds Annoy Dec "a st. Helena
Msrch order Creased tie Eqaoior Ia the Atlantic
Bst n PrsBes.ca t..n ves Palermo 10 days. passed
Gibraltar M.rch 5, Iuit to L.wTsnce, oies \ 20;
Brig Seth fwed ADd--son, RIO Jsne'ro y daJ' eodee 70
g. Morgsn Co Apnl n s ~ ion 10 lo IS" he ship
Brs Caroline t6r Of Anchs N 81. LeOOir Sydney. c.
b. - sssSsttr. IEses Peno o days, passed Gbru
ear Fob O iruit ke. AcCrssdy, Moa Go. Had hrNyy
ga lon IS ss sposs schr. Robinson (o Prince Edwards
I.snd), from BarbsdoeS bound N: II days out
dye nd. to Bfugi Ihehaud. hsd heavy westerly
weather bulwarL galley bost' and 'Prnne leak hs.
bar,ic.ns ffal n. ". when lasted 40 k,ai.
schr yasnciA Wo0lsey, ro,t Royal dsys, in ballast to
Schr Evsn. Br) His', EesAa NJ P, days, In SslsS'
Sch Ellen Mary tBr. Wood COrnwslis, N. s., is days,
potatoes to d. r. DewoE
scn Adeline, sppSue. Calais esy', sh' to smpson
sskr Fannie Mitchn Hamilton, ROrdOa. COAL bound 10
schr n H. Hal, Hamilton Rondout cOa, bound to Cam
schr add. lOf Ro,tOul Cutler Bl,st River ''H AA's'
seEs SsssnIn SeS Win. to Fraptfo Love- Halifax 'd'ys
scSr G T. Wy.o. Eidreese Hatterss lolet dsss 49,.
gob, TIe T. Andersen. Phllsdelphia 70. ~, e 49,.
Sehf Mary Price Blizzard W uulus s, TO- Sex Ioaac,
Schr a. AZ Fr.ncis Smith Elitaoetn tnpe's ~ rs.,,oa
49, % -. - IJnc,lu FIIaheibpou tsf lfel'On-
So, ~ ~ s,.,a V.riil ROcksnd1 dsye 'imS
Ss sesL 20, SS S'i,b Wordsn, Bridgeport In osha''
seSr cbsrxrT Mshsn, Fall rive :. . 90 Ii.-.,
60 ff.aes Ho,t El1IDotbpoit ISf te~,HeNoh
SchE h. Chras Cooper EirahsihpofI isf Aew-Ss'eA
scsI' eeaI". noa BsIf EhLapr,hpoi for providence
oolI' E nibsiJ,] Mott, VIginis, oysters
sehI r,'' h Molisou, EcsHsnn rreAion. " y! ndss "
Wn psoOr, wuli,ms Providence. dss. 70 EdwNS
Ssssn Au.s,cs Jcrs PhadePhi mdss to L0peT
Josephine Thonp.sn, cunds, Baltimore, udss
s.ssnsr sehriveE Adams Baltimore. ndSe. 20 villa"
Steamer Trader Esion. Phi sdslphis, nd's. 70 j. n
Bheg'
IETzacsANss sALUTxs.-Ths dtns 10 600 bssSs
Thursgay afternoon the ntsrhESe oil sous.e .aa
the spanish seem fsate s,tel ia Cs,2iiDA from
the FORT 8, 0oyenoi's isead. . p-n MsiSs
Nesrf.asprn-rhe u. q steern trsn'pc,s ~ r.st Pers
Capt. eon win sr n oel ca ~ o. lGs $50 s,Asy
'ers1r. 80 fHr. Fickrra. Nhs rs -. 80 'tssrs
sc-li.s y. o. eJa Gil sls. Ncp-soiA s-''
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

CENTRAL PARK. - Between last week when
Spring approached, bsthed in sunlight, and oa'my
With the breath OF vernsl 1cphyrs, and the days
whom Winter held us in bis icy hands, and Ihonsands
Of youths skinned over the frozen lakes the Central
Park has been comparatively deserted. Bot the re-
cent fine weather bus dawn forth hundreds Of men,
women and cbildreDf their brick snd mortar hiber'
naton and them by rail- carriage, and on foot to
SEEK in this beautiful park fresh cir, ana invgoraIng
exercise. The drives are now in excellent order
around the Park. Ye, improvements are constantly
being made, and il is probable that some new roads
will be opened during the Samner. The caTiage
contract 10 under way, aud 4 number Of vehicles
will be put on in the course Of fortnight. Tue
moderate fare 10 which the contractor s bound viii
enable tho bumblest to ride about tho Park. Car
raees Of the ordinary size TO be rented for per
hour, 20 one, two or four persons. The contractor
will alro provide Hanson cabs, the fare for which
will be 30 cents per hour. The entrance At Fifty.
nnlh street and Fifth avenue IL being completed, Hnd
the work Of planting lie progressing raFdly, though
the Commissioners have not put on their full force.
The Terrace work il nearly completed, aud the
tulnel entirely finished, so that women and children
may pass from the lower lake 20 tbe Mall without
beng obliged 10 oIoss the road One Of the pretiest
attractions in the Park will he the ConseIvoiore for
which grooDd is now being broken at Seyent! fourth
street Here will be kept all kinds Of beautiful
plants and rare exotcs and under tie terrs cf The
contract the person keeping the pce is bound TO sel
bouquets and Aower 70 such ds,re 10 purchase, 81
q moderate rate. New boal-andiugs have been built,
and tie boats oyerhaued and repainted. Prepara-
lions in progress for the erection OF musicstsnd
on the Mall, near the Terrace, for which the Com
missioneis already in receipt Of designs. The
one which they will adopt ia pagoja-5' aped strue-
iure o(en on all sides, ard unique and attractive IN
appearance. Tne Commissi mem contemplate the
erection Of an immense building for restaurant aud
refresbnent saloon for the benefit OF visitors TWO
three designs for which have already been submitted
for their consideration. Il viii be rented 70 come
person Of lsge capital, under contract beep sea
sonsble reffeshments prices 10 sui' all casse the
sale Of liquor being strictly pIobi tied. Taken alto
yether, the Park, though sill unlnshsd, With liz
nicely-graveled walks and drives, grand promenade
lakes and woodlands s a moe, attractive and poPl-
lar place Of r,eJrt.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YORK. Arm "a
Gtcaud,

ship-Fr-serick iBrenen). Brn. Bremen. Rusef Bros.
Bsks- George M-rchsne (Prl'.l E.ch ht, Ccrs VIM.
Schmidt Lsmpgter Payne Genoa Alnirs CooHbs Drtnk'
wrsr. FiLsbethpnt wsish Cs'ser Chase, West Wind
Bolgtr. Stoningt3n, J. B. Ueser.
Bng,-Ps,stinr, Dousl, ST. John ~ Il Isaac B. Gase1,
Espens taan) rilerabo Quee' Reds saschi Co.
Ses Bird OBI Bemton. ~. John. n. b., r. J. Neyns
Son: H. Hsllock, King. Auoyo. Rnidsit Everett; Bion
Bradbury tBrl Miller. Trind45. Ren,uld fTenens Co
Q. Wake tBr.h Morehouse Sandy Cove y. b. Mccall
Dure n.
sehooner.-Wm Sails Maxwell, Halifax. jane. Hunter
Co Bsksway (hrl Permission hermuds Middleton Co. !
Plsne, Harding Eusworh Me. n. P. Buck Co., fothen,
Conoyr, Po1su-Prince. Miller Houghton; T. G. Lymao,
stsnbard New Haven. Mrs,engrr Fogi Boston H. 8 Rack
eti DsrtY Johnson, Stamford q. Sunord; hvsl Hoobs
Stanford r. Sanford, Col EDDY, blsuchnd bsnSer, b. p
Back co.
-Bl.ciI.ous, Brotherton, Bristol
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
CITY ITEMS
.,,puMEHrs rus EVENING.

AcApssy o, MrsO.--" Ia fa,oritAp = ,
WALLACE TBgATga-No. 81 Broadway, Old hee's @as
Young Hesrh"
WiSrzR JAEDHs--Rrosdvsy, The Honeymoon A. ..
LArRA sT, y,s TnyIrEa- bIosdway 9hs hscGshy' OF
Peep o. Day"
NIsLo's GARDGs-B Broadway. The Enchan,reH D., IT..
BlHsrs's AxgnIcls Mr,KGs -Rroadvsy Com hoss L&is, &
iIg lippopo,amns, Whale. to! day sha hEhs' ~
OSe aud the Dwsrf" and The Widow Of sierro s's''
noon and evening -, -, p..s
CnuKcB's HEART oS Tns AsDEs-0oupips, No. 'H b'oAo
way. , ,tl.Hoc
BoPE CnAPpI-Brosdwsy. Capt wilisnss ""h hshns
Voyage" L., A.,
.nd evening"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
IL slh MING p.rir,sr.a MN In ~. 49,.

Tie 9th Maine Regiment, now in tho army
before Yorktown, has been highly oOmplmsuled by
Gen. Mcclellan. One interesting fact worth men.
tiouiug ia connection with the Company from Pen.
broke il, that IL contains among hs members a
great grandson Of Gen. Lincoln who received Lord
Corrwallis's eword al Yorktown, in l7sl. He is
the son Of Theodore Lincoln, esq, Of Dennysvie, &
young man OF fine education, and who lett home
where he had every comfort, to volunteer as a
private. lie could have bad commission; be cared
only 10 do what he could 10 put down the rebellion,
and with it tho institution that hss boon tho sole
ssEs~ .. ~ n frplble
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
lut the undermenliOned daLes:

Ieelrams shOuld, Tor the present, be sent from
England not later than two days before the date: OF
The arrival of the steamers st ia al Tho following
il the tariff for through kilograms Of enty worda
From Alex lnds 10 afro Az do suez, eiti do Jubst
IS do sny port ia India Chius, Autsa &c 10y telegraph
TO ubs and he nee by port drstns0n) o do inland
.ions lmds Thy Telegraph Jubs post to bornbsy and
by telegraph desnssiOn) 2t do do BY Eeegsoe
from 0.lir, 2bC. -. %,
From Csiro 10 Suez 42 DO Juba l0 iO DO lndis China
Australia SC. Dy post from Jubi 3 o d. inland stations
Ia India lgi 10; DO. Blsud stations Via Gale, ~ a.
FROM suez 10 Jnbal 6a; do. lb5is- China, Auraia 49,
pot om Jubs do. 10 and .,etis 10 iUois, 5 DO inr
sud stations Gale 1875 and half The shove Tses Tor every
additional ten words frscii II II ten words.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25
TIE TELEGRAPH TO IsDA cospAsr.-Ths lin.

The TELEGRAPH TO INDIA CosPasY.-The line
Of tho Telegraph to India Company being now
open from Alexandria 10 tb. rtits Of Jubal Saving
from thiry-six to forty hours in the communication
with the Ea.i, messages be transmitted from any
station in the United Kingdom to any port in India,
China, and Australia and vice versa, ut the follow
ing r.les, viz; For o single message Of twenty
words including name and address Of sender and re-
oeiy.r and sll instruct ons for forwarding it Oh,
G3 S. half the pri,e Of single message being
charged for every wOrds or fraction Of Ten words
in excess.
The outward mailpsckets arrive st Jubsi on OF
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

Col CoRcoRAS.--A letter from the Colonel 10
friend in til city, dated Richmond the 18th inst,
says:
1--WE have been officially notified that we are
now detained in consequence Of zen. Wool having
failed 20 comply with the terms OF agreement. lo
say that am lot anx ous 10 be honogably released
from nv present po,irion, would lie something moro
than might te exI ecred from human patnre, but 70
cav that am not perfectly content to patiently await
proper aciiou would be equally untrue. Tier eiore,
{ not uneasy for my health is good, and nay rpirps
buoyant, and I hope may hereafter profit by nv
present experience"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

CHlRCTD WIN FRAUDULESTLr OBrA1sIsG
Moyrr fue.dsy Jorl Is. tvlsusoa arrested and ssen
b,ore 1u.tfr kriy o. tho J.frfson klafkr Pole. Court,
clsfcsd obtaining money by means - fraudu cut Iepie
srpsuurs 10 slPrSs by th- c0mFlsint hst the eoeu,so
borrowed from "a Csnsiue Carter ~ William berg the
CO., das Ls - too szTifs,ion o. The
s afsd lssf mrst Ls e1ss Elrht nat he hna4Y
by gvuf ha Gamer mortgage o. hou'"
aud ot slffe turei, which he TtPr,uutri 70 be nee
fnrr THAI tflbeqg-nfiy ifausprst ihat the
tT-y!OIfy u3.sGrd AID thsI ttr morsasee
bad bout 10 HE iElrs tt Ma Cgtss nuTi.
gage proved be sorhoo. Ie scctstd WA held 70 0ah
Ia tho of a 40 % susver.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

II the head Of well,orTnse1 army, which, II 10 hs-
hcved, will cfectnaly thwart The plans of he enc
my that drornon. Gen. Price has Selee.ed ioT his
ssa. a. General AidS sX-,iov. TrDsen polk Of Mis-
souri, and Col. bTcad0el, OF New.Oieaus; a. ADJ
Con-, Major gsomas L. Sneed of ~. Louis; Major
Herding k'e Quarermr stsr; MAJOR Reed his Com
iseary; Csps. Price his Ordinance Officer, with The
privilege YET 20 appoint Two Lieuiensn'S
lRichmond Dispatch.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

THE Nrw CoTYRiGHT LAw-IsPoHTAsr TO
PUsLIsBERs IsD AUrHoRs.--Too little attention
reems 10 have been given 10 the provisions Of bil
recently introduced into Congress, 10 amend the
copy right law. This bill tran,ieis 70 The Coumis-
siyner Of Patents at Washington, from he clerks
Of ibs several dittricis of the United Staes all tue
copyright records and business. TIE Commissioner
ia required TO appoint a clerk who shall have ohsrge
Of the copyright service al SALARY Of 81 800 per
annum and y tariff Of fees 10 10 DO charged 20
authors and publishers, varying from q TO siO,
according W the are OF tho volume the present
charge is 81 for all Volumes and they are rqoired
10 forward their application fOT copyrights to Wash
iDgon iusieao Of the more convenient mode es At
present, Of fapplyiug 70 Ibo Clerk OF The DGict IN
witch they ie,ide. This msuer has been deemed
Of 10 much importance ~ Publishers in Philade phia
thnt @ meeting has been bed for tue purpose Of
demonstrating sganst the pafsage Of tie bill, but no
steps have been taken 10 that direction yet in this
city. Authors and the trade are probably not
generally aware Of this contemplated change in The
law.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

MonH LGeuOR - EALERs AHHEsTED.--On Wedues
ssy ti.t John rinctp.f Of Chuich snd Leonard
rrs. benry Miller No 9j Church stree, and Friedrich
a. NJ. 10 thrrb siret, liquor dearr sIr1trd
~ oo-rs Of the fh frecct D. of Capt Petty, rnd
Josicu Cein0y. yssefjsy nIoiLi who be
bell Ia the Of 30 eseh swsi, sctieu %
lie EIciss CVuunissioberA
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-25

The eornice Of galvanized iron, painted and sanded
in imitation Of brown-stone and the walls are OF
Pladelptia pressed brick. The hight Of ihs several
stories is as ioiows: cellar, teei iir9 story, .
feet; second and .bfd stories. and rass :ooms 81
fourth story, each ~ feet, all IN the clear; the cell
ing of tie recepiion-room, IN fourth tory, IL on
line with the rafieIs making the story u feet high
st the sidta, and % fest Ligh in ibe center.
Ihis building ia intended to accommodate pri-
mary department, for boys and girls; and gram
mar department, for boys only. Tbs third story 10
entirely devoted 10 Cas, ,-roorns. The primary de-
parment has reception room" two "gslery
rooms snd six clas, on the second fioor ana
eight elassrooDs the third floor, sking sixteen
rooms, beside tie " rece ltion room." The grammar
departments has " reception rn0m aud sG oises
rooms on the fourth oor, md six cass'rooms on he
third roor making twelve cisss- ooms IN all, or 2S
cl.ss-roomB in the building, which will comfortably
seat Loo pupils, or, in, luding reception rooms
27OO. Each classroom is provided with separate
wardrobe Tor the scholars The furniture 10 OF Tue
most approved pattern, consiSilDg Of wrtiuguesEs,
seIteer &c, made Of cherry-"ood, "hh c4t''rph
supports, all nicely Varbisbed. Every room IN me
bnding, and a the halls and siairwsys are provided
with pFes for gas; each siory has also Two or more
basins, &c. for Crotou water; ell the wnste p'l eS'
rain wster vader, cesspOos, aud soi plpe', aie COO
neced with drains leading 10 tue greet sewer no
building ID TO be warned ind ventilated Dy y low
pressure sieam apparatus, IN connection WIN hSe "o'
inch yentilators PLACID ON the roof Ire roOi4 are
all OF n the cutters Of copper tie Stairs for rchos
OF polished blue stone, the ih!es OF the stsirwaya
being fsced with C"llabsr br K. All The windOwe
Except ON rear stain have inride ful1iDg hliuds,
painted light straw cuor; tie rooEs all vain
scoied to tie height Of the window sills oil tIin'.
nings wainsco, doors, &c., grained in imitation Of
oak, and varnshed. Each play room, class room:
and gallery room, Is furnished with gong operated
FROM the .sacbrrs platform of The apartment 10 Which
it beonps speaking tubes hnd bells are al 40 Iseed
al arrange o. IA to communicate from Tie leach
err platforms 10 tie JihilCFs apartments.
Ample prov,ion Ia being mads for The comfort ana
convenience vf scholars and teachers The building
compaIes arorably with the lest in the country, aid
cost including furniture and bsaterr, $4,000.