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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-01


EIGHTH MICHIGAN VOLUNTEERS.
Freeman, wiiism. private. co. h. Hampton Roads, Oct.
Holiday CLsdss B.. ID Lieutenant. Co. c. at Boa Nor l.
-nming. Thos b. private, Co. A. Hilton Head Nov 10
Cor.ou, Samuel b. private Co. Nov II, 1861 scu, dye
enIfy. q, roe,
Huntingdon WIN. b. private Co. &, Nov 10, 1901 soue
dyieBiey - ,.,, ,,
Nowmsn Albert H. private Co. a, Nov 20 1861 fever 70
Bi.. Chsrls, private, Co. y. Nov ~, 1881 snemi..
Plulip. Jchn A.. private Co " Nov -. 1861; typhoid
fever -
Davis. John H. private, Co X, Doc. I, 1871 vsrios
Haze l.. private Co III. Dec. 1901 vsros
Delaao Cyrus H. private, Co. Il, Dso lSoii eops''ti'e
ra,ro John private. Co >. Dee 1851 typhu. fever
George Jonathan X private. Co. C. Dec 7, e cons''siVs
Smith. WIN, private. Co x, Dec. Q. 1861 vsrIol.
11orn.. 3 O. private Co X Dec S 1851 typhoid fever
s,ekland. samuel private Co. b. Dec H. ISoi yPhu'
Bars frederick private Co. 3. Dec 49, 1861 pneumonia
n.n Lyman private Co Il, Dec 10, 1851 typhoid fever
Cone Oliver j.. private Co. A, Dec. "a, ieti tJpboid
Atchin.on Js. H. sergeant Co A, Dec Is; 1861 snsmA
CrGmb. VIM private, Co X. Dec Is. 1921 vHiola ,o.o
runshot wound ia sotiou.
Waymio Henry sorse.u,, Co. C, Hilton Head Dec 90,
Val fDsda.. private Co. c, Dec. 49, bspstih.
Foots David g., private. Co. A. Coo'a~ River Dec 49,
Xnn,trons In. private Co. A. Beaufort. Jan d gun'hO.
wound.
Adsm, John j., corporal, Co. A, Coosaw River. Jan
gunshot wound. -,
Kpp Thomas. private. Co. A. Beaufort, Jan. 81 typhoid
fever.
Hssth.t Thomas. pi,.l.. Co A. Jan. loi spoplsIy.
Smith. Amos, private, Co X, Jan II dysen'.J'
shck Peter private Co u, Jan. 49, vsIiola.
Wood LAWS private, Company X. Jan 49, t,phoid fever
Pams.r Willard. private Co. H. Beaufort, Mar snsniA
Baker Herman private Co X Fob. u conse'tive fever
SIXTH cossEc1IcUr yoLusfkKhs:
Gilbert. James II, ptyAts, Co. X, Hutton Head NOV 49,
1901 cpngsstivo fovsr . 49,. !,
fovsI
Lawrence Joseph private Co. A. Dec. 1851 oongs''e
fever
T.mAdss Frederick A.. private, Co EIDsc 49, 1901 ICON
ge u 70 fever - .
Bsrnss Seth r., privss, Co. r. Jan l. 1907 osnsesa's
fsper
wism' John Co. private Co v. Feb. is6'' 0onse'tiv'
fever.
Tracy Thomas e. privsts Co. O. Jan 90 1867 osns''si''
fsyx
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

I
VI sums IN Cash or Post0hiee Stamps, the Sub.
ScftDer will aend by return Of mail or otheriss e
directed, Gold Pen or Pens SeLectinU Es SSISr -
1 c0Tdif9 TO cteScripeioN, viz: - 5E . -
GoLD'PENs WITHOUT CASES, ss
For Is cents the Magic Pen; for 3S cents the Luey
fh; ioF 80 CENTS the Always Ready Pen:
S .''esan, Pens aud for -, the Excelsior Pen
FhE SAME PENS IN SfEVER-PLATED Rx1E.S-
SION CASES, WITH PENCILS. r 81
For 30 cents the Magic Pen for rs cents IN. Iu.kv
zen; Tor y, the lWaSR Ready Pen taFi 81 he
ntssnh ten ana for $lS0, tho Excelsior Pen ThAs.
are Eel-inishetl, good. writing Gold Pens 1I;t III
iosnn points the average wear Of every one 81 hfcb
vi Ths ISE Sm.ast SF91s Of the best Steel Pens
~ are stamped on the following Pens ana thS
folnI4 are YarTNnte Tor six months except agaInSt
being the smallest No. the largest. SdSntS ht
pocket; No. the smallest. and No. 10 The lSTqs.S
Mammoth Gold Pen. for the desk Long and ~
dunn Nibs Of all sizes and qualities sh6rt nj STbs Sr
SOS. = o. o, and are made only Of firSt quHlitv
- GOLD Ff:Ns, WITHOUT CASES.
p. For - % cents, N"l Pen, LIST quality, or a No.
POr 81, No. . PEN Ist quality. q, !, No /. pa, %,
quality: or {" No. 4 Pen. 81 quality - =
., FOR q -, NS Pst i.t quality, or No. Psn,
For $l.5o, No. Pen, ist qaalitT, or a No. Il P.,
"a 9nality, or n No. Pen, I'd quality ''F
% E"r S..S' No. PEN lst quality, or No. Psu,
For ss25, a No. 6 Pen, LIST quality. Fsle
TIE SANE dEo GoLD Pens. WITH SILVER ExrEN-
SION CASAS, WITH pENCIIs.
For , Si,ao No. Pen, list quality, or No. Pen,
For SI55, No. Pen. lat quality, or a No. 9 Pen.
"a quality, or a No. Pen, I'd quality
E2E u NJ. j Ien, lst quality, or a No. Pen "a
luSutE, Ie y or a No. . Pen, Sd qnality.
., For $50 Nc Pen, LIST quality, or No. Pen,
quality. VI " .'"' F" r'n' "a
YOr $3.50, a No. 8 Pen, list quality.
GOLD PENS, ALI FIRST QUALITY, IN SILVER.
MOUNTED DESk-lIOLDERS.
For Sc, No. Pen, for 81 No. 5 Pen. tor 90 "a
No. o Pen, for $360, No. Z l'eti " S-''S7
soF -, No. s Pen, for s., 3 NJ. Pen, aud for g.
The -lst IusIity' are pointed with the y,rr hest
Hdosmn points, carefully sclected, and nune Of thIs
Inaty are sold with the slight est itnerscfi0n hi~b
sNIIl III anu the closest scrutiny can detect =
lhs "a quality Hre superior to any Pen, mad.
by him prev ioun 20 the year l66O 80
The I'd quality he Intends shall eouRl In resun,t
20 Dnr9bity- Elasticity, and Cool Writing OuSitiss
Ihs only true consideraIiOns) any Gold Pens Insie
In res9td To the cheap Gold Pens be becs IsAVs to
"Iy !nAt; previous tu Operating his New aud Patant
sd ManhtneFy he could not have mae Ms Good Writ.
s a9n DnrI'6e Pens orthe Price. had the gold been
1NrItel ordering "'ust in all flgtances speeiA n.
GLses IOdHIso. - " E''t e @'ea
ne rSg sale hy all dealers III the line Throughout
-a.E a. MORTON,
tl M. 25 Maiden Lane Nev! Yorf
Any QUE sending sfuSle letter most stSmp VJIirs.
cetTG a circular With fac sfn,tI.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

Arrival OF Parson BroyxnIolv y,ai In IN GIN ca,
cinnHtI from East Tennessee.L.Ilis
Speech before the Chamber OF Com.
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will be inserted until forbid and charged
Notice. Sor Political Meeting, to be charged in all
cases at full rates p i5slT f7ffiffI -
Marriages, Noticesof Funerals, and improvements
OF sermons. SO cents each. 70 nUnyll-'69
Ar rival Of Parsoni BroWnlo,v In CIn-
cinnRtI from East Tennessee.E.Elis
Speech Before the Chamber OF cOm-
1aerce. F71' -lr'E,fN
am sorry, gentlemen aud fellow citi-
zens, that am not in condition to make
yoI even short speech. have been
accustomed for thirty y-fve years to making
| public speeches, and have only, failed in
the art during the past thee years. while
suffering from a bronchial affection of the
throat. II am getting better, however, and
although for two years past could hard
lylspeak above q whisper, I can now make
myself heard at the distance of afew feet,
particularly when ! am talking about Dis
union-for never get on that subject that
God, in his Proyidence, does not increase
the volume of my voice.
| In addition to my other sufTerings,
! have beensincarcerated,in damp, gloomy
Jail, shut out from the: fresh air and, free
exercise, for three months. This has been
hard on me, who was always accustomed
to jump higher, fan fatter, and squaI Loud
er than any sman lin Tennessee, Tcheers, I
always sayiug what Ipleased, going where
pleased and coming when l pleased.-
For three months have been kept in close
confinement, and the only favor allowed
me, was that my little son should bring
me my meals threeltimes day. The food
that was given my fellow prisoners By the
officers ncharge Of the jail, was the toul-
est ottal from the hotel. No true Virgin
ian would give such food to his dog. My
food was prepared by my wife, and was
basket. -ii ~ itlisiH - ta
The officers in charge, used to take This
basket, lift off the napkin, examine between
the plates aud watch all my movements to
| see that some little bit Of paper contain
ing Information from my friends was not
concealed IN the basket, aud when | had
finished my meal, the same examination
was made to see lhatI did not communi.
cate with them. The only information /
obtained MAS from my little son, who
would whisper to me that fight had oc
Cured here, or arrangement there, but
no details whatever were given me, for
| they charged that in the absence of Gov.
Johnson and Horace Maynard, that l was
t'at the bottom of the conspiracy and the
leading spirit IN the opposition to the
Southern COnfederacy. ap
!, however, entered into learned diplo-
matte correspondence with Il little niser-
able Jew, named Judah p. BENJAMIN, the
so-called Secretary of War of the bogus
COntederacy. Ia that correspondence
| have the vanity to believe that I got the
| better of him. This correspondence has
never been printed, although. now that 1
Rm at the North, shall take the opportu-
| nifty to lay it before the public - aoii-lt
In that correspond dencs he stipulated to
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
NUMBER B Is 2yo5.

the above quoted sentences We might
enquire Of the writer whose fa1lt ii is,
shat there Was not l54 Delegates and 8 ?
senators IN the Wheeling Legislature ipr
stead of the number which was so insir-
nitcant that it had no respectnbility?l
Was the door closed to the admission of
any representative who was known 10 be
loyal TO the General Government Ger
because. a majority of the representatives
In the State choose to adhere TO JEFF. Davis
rattle snake Government, therefore, the
Wheeling Legislature which was acknowl
edged oy Congress Rs the Legislature of
Virgtnt"r was composed of a pack Of nsur-
pers. 70 Hazg. Iq'Hilr
We had intended to notice at length the
writers objections to the proposed division
OF the State, but find that we have al
ready given up more space ton considera-
tion Of the other features of the letter
than 1t deserves, and must, therefore, de-
fer our comments to another time. 'asa
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

The wheeling 6sOvsrhment and the
3" y eSy state 5GGueEt1OnSsGeneral J..SS.
JRelCSOnfS Pamphlet. ,5,5,-,5..-a II
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
CARBON OTLl
Savings Bank Of Wheeling,

VBsoe' AaI'l-Et' 0eE b'eea N07lfoe aIaa Union.
NToNEY RECEIvED on TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
Nl Interest paid on Special Deposits. Collections
promptly attended TO. Exchange on the East bought
And ssld. THOS. II. LIST, President. 4
sANpL HILDRETu. Treasurer. ianl4359. a
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"The PEN is Miehtier fi3an +bo
Swords ''-N
The GOlden---The Best OfaIl Pens.
E MoRToS.s GOLD PENS
The Best Pems-iia the World.

ON RECEIPT OF ANY OF THh FOLLOWING
~, sums In Cash or Post-Oiee stamps the sub
Wll send by return Of mail, or otherwise Rs
cOTdiJiQ TO deScFipei6H, viz: - II - ''ss s ~ ~
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

-SREgiL N0ElCI9 Double The above rates. s, ~
oln TO the space occupied and the numb Of changes
maze. HS a u ii 4 u U : N
A3HerIlsenents from transient person. OF 1t rang
Business Cards not ealing tS lines $i0 per year.
or 81 toFSH mouths but for shorter RSriod nothing
Will be counted less than square
The Priyt Of Annual Advertising is limited 10
t1eI AdyeEttsers own 1ntnedats business: aud ali
Aayer rtlsemsnts for :he benefit of other prEons az
we'll @a legal advertisements, and adyerfisementa
oIaucton sales and real estate sent IN by them nuSI
be paid for at the usual rates tf 5Eti NIL -
Advertisements not accompanied With wfitte,
tFecttons will be inserted until forbid and charged
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged In all
cases at full rates. - lsliiT f9fiifsi -,
Marriages, NoticesOf Funerals, and announcements
Of 4ermOns, SO oents each. y nUnyll-I59 i
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01
9ai:iIgsj 9i:Ig jalI:tie llli.qe,:1illrSrI.Fl.t 'l,:illSI.l. !.
TERMs OF F'ADVERT1sINa.

LlNEs or NoSpAAEr. CoR oXE IycH. )os
LESR MAKE A 90uARE
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Tin.& Shs8tIIo-lJnr -lr Ware, al J
10 THE PUBLICI

~ 4dG FO0L1C'
II NOW keep the largest assortment Of WARE
i that can be found in the city, and am fully pre-
pared to I'LL all orders at short notice,
NY stock consists in part Of tile following goods:
All kinds Of Plain Tin AndJapanneI Ware, ali kinds
OF Eheet Iron Wars, GOppeERnd Brass Kettles Of all
StEes also Cooking and Heating Stoves Of the best
patterns, for wood or coal q - = t5 Ef7l 10
Merchants and others visiting the city will md Il
to thelr Advantage To- give call before purchas
Ing elsewhere. tgaiY Y izsii . y l13at taai +:
sPTegtipg and GgtteEs constantly ON hand, =.
All kinds Of JOB WORK viii receive my personal
attention. ,eolrldaB. 4. CALDWELL. .a5,I. (;
lI,t No. Main St., or. B. & o. R. II. Depot.
mhh-ly! 2G HtrlLlf9 m sli Wheeling, Va.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

.[From the Polnt Pleasant Reri.ter.l
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

THE tax on lager beer will amount TO one
mill per glass. That win go down easily
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

fl M. Is Maiden Lane, New YorI,
ANY Que sending siuEle letter most stSmn JJIi r.
cStve circular with fac slmilr enEraTinEs IT ihe
ap"'" ''AeS euu tISie5' mh24+Snti
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

Ot.1D1. RYE 8:,S WHISKY OF 1859,
Enh22 p - - R.AsEDwARDs = BRO.
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ELoUR: 200 barrels 0est brands Extra Family
Il White Wheat Flour, 135--''S : 1'11--''S
25 do Rye Flour, in store and for sale BY 7
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

nRAWING. PAPERs.LDirIsTWinV Psr5Z
Bristol board lnprossiOn Paper, Coiorsd PFiSt
f"pes, Press Paper, and Post OHiee Paper. : : -.
ssJS $40 PS 1oSSi9RAyEs; S6 g Ndss;o.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

am sorry, gentlemen aud fellow citi-
zens, that l am not in condition to make
yoI even a short speech. have been
accustomed for thirty Eve years to making
public speeches, and have only, failed in
the art during the past thee years, while
suffering from a bronchial affection of the
throat. Il am getting better, however, and
althoug IL for two years past could hard
myself heard at the; distance of a few feet.
particularly when I am talking about Dis
union-tor never get on that subject that
God, in his Providence, does not increase
the volume of my voice.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-01

p B.EDE q CO.'S DIARKTV9 NIX.
hrie NInsI TIs'sls'ed Case for writing Linen, Cam
tT' gEje' Mnsnn, &C. without PREPARATION most dSsIr
able sFtsels' at the Variety Store Of Is7sSS
d HICOLL BRO
AON<d 100 NdSIYIs sStFSaN
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Again, we are informed thai, because
there weIe not more than thirty eve Dele
gates and eight Senator'S in The wheeling
Legislature, Il, therefore, had, no rsspeCta. :
6nity exceptwh the bayOnets oflthe Uni!
ted States gave il ahdithe inquiryais then
made, If it t'n6t clearly aaisutped Gov.
ietnIhent-<G Government tfoundedin f0rcSil
We would like tor know if Gen. jackson
or "anys other mani could have said
anything that would be more gratifying
TO Western Virginia sscesStopiSt than
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11
4 TALK TO LEGISLATORS.

To re Editor Of TGs y. u Tyibua%
SIR ! want TO say, through your columns, TO the
members Of the Legislature,
GENTLEMEN: Now don't trouble yourselves
any more just now about the old parties; they are
ditsolvipg fast enough without your aid.
The People go; together in this very city on the
10Th of September la, and agreed upon all that
necessary in regard 10 old parties until the War
should be over. If necessary las il probably VIII
hey, they will get together again, and with some Sc
ciriies against .('h6astering and disturbance hos
then practicable.
Most Of you, i, !. well understood, had no sympa-
thy with that movement
| Most Of You, il is equally we'll understood, owe
your nominations to arrangements with ea1ts
Of old party organizations rather than TO sympathy
with that 4" irregular" movement wh,.s few, very
few Of you, had respect enough for il to vote tie
ticket resultiug from that popular gathering.
Idont think you can make anything for your'
selves or beneh, Ito country By attempts TO iamoLts
your old party platforms in s formal way. TLey are
sinking fast enough.
Just relieve the people from many Of the unneess-
sary and heavy burdens long borne and now iet
with increasing severity, on account Of the severe
taxes OF tlo present ANU yOu WIZ eV ~ "NN''
service than you can render by Legislative Caucuses
and Addresses
Make the revenue Of your Canals ons-lnd-s-half
million beter--not by increased tolls on Flour Caoi,
&C.. but bys general distribution of tolls on tho
whole volume of traffic legitima,ely source 81
roy snue, as you now have to do-rPcal all the laws
which have been passed for the las, twelve or fifteen
years for increasing the salaries, fees and psrqui'
sites of office, and you will 10 welcomed home ~
grateful constituency.
Don't say you have not time. just MAKE up io'
tho time you have lost by going home Tree on tue
rail- on Fridays and not returning until tuesdays
and you will have time enough. And, while you
arc about IT, don't forget to equaliss the burdens o!
Direct Taxation upon different descriptions Oh
property. .,.a.
The people are INDUCING an overfowins srs'"oos
TO patriotic, sslf-sscrilciug men You nave al W
portunity Of sharing that gratiude--imero'e IT, Dc
Srasass. April .. lea
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

COURT or COMMON PLEAs-spgcI,I TBy-lfRm TO-
Before Judge bkADg.
DEcIsICs.
Galloway agt. the Eigbth-Avenne Railroad Com.
pG,--Case settled.
Before Jndse DALy and jury.
Mirhst kyof ast Tho hewi orb Consolidated Stege 60.
Tbs action was brought 10 recover DANA. dad
IN tie 1anf Of 5000 In consequence Of a. aries rg
have been received by ptuud throsh tho
fault e servant n tho defvndnts r. driving Of thsir
Stages down bIozdUay cor.ns In contact with hand
pith which the plaib1 procsediug down Eroedssy
tAs west side near Pnce street suocsaf the plaintiff down
tnjmiug both and severely and cugg hls face The
evidence the part Of the psutf went 10 show the f.cs
,el ~ IN TIE complaint Tho dsense ses 70 was general
denial and the s The IL njsls proved ths. ustc4d Of
The injury hsvng through tie fault ~ the driver
their rsgr that he caufsf by ssge belong
ng % anothci Company The evidence for both ne,
very tonhicnf IN tlost every putoulsr Tho
submitted 10 too jury uhJnt Argument % counsel nudeT
elaborate chsrg b, he Court when tho jury brought ia
u verdict fer tbs piAnur for A2s.
T. jossiiei,on and :. A. Cooley FOR pdrg Geo. q.
Them son lDF the defendants.
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ColrRT cALFyD.R-ra,Dr

SUPREME CoURT-CRcuIT--Part Mos 1863,
l719 1877 2o1 2o31 1907 l7s5ltol Put shaI csu,-.i
Nos 1910 4o6 454 s40 son. 81 2 1854 osss 6sl2 oa22
C7s 1896, 1i8 520 1lO T2t0 12,8 5J1i 1895, 1905 14O
7fls 7atO, 7iJs, 1894, 7c0i, f2o9, 72i4 1894.
SUPREME COURT-SPEciAL IERA.-Denurrer-
No 40 Issues Of Law AID F4oNos. 40 49, Ala il9 49,
49, 4G 45l go 4G6 49, 40 l7 $50 s9 s9s 49, 49, isJ
SUrERIOR CouRT.--fart i-Noe. JgJ, 1905
l57 1871 3C49 iT2l i'm 273 49, l739 1852 Ina 1873
1853 Pat II.Nos. 25G l75i ING ESQ. 1894; 1915 lS22
1929 $40 1868, 1880, 1882.
CoCRr or ConaOF PLLAs.-Part I.-Eoe. 1908
1905, 1903 1913 22 1911 1913, 1919 lO20, l022 1913 2s
1925, 1927, sa Ps I-Nos. ~ s29 49, GSs, sa$ Gga
co.. Ice JS3, 1929, l0o, 1893, lo34, 1885, 1901
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Totd .Inee Il. Jsna.ry......l,77l


For more details Of the Domestic md Dry Goods
market. see THE SEnI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE;
At auction to-day there was peremptory sale Of
2S06 lots Of Silks, Sbawls, and French, German,
and English Dress 0oOds, OF the importation Of
Messrs. Bernhard g. Hutton. The sale wac spirited,
and tie condition OF the market may be Justly called
decided success. The catalogue opened with 225
lots Of Shaws, most Of which brought an advance
over previous taes. Broche Stripe shawe sold par
Gcularly well. Ordinary Broche Shawls sold low
Squares sold ss low as q 80, and Longs 81; 200
Lawns brought GsG52. French Prints sold well,
and duplicates were offered. Duplicates were al'o
fold On some Of the Shswls, Printed Jaconets sold
low on the cost.
Alta sse Of Straw Coods, most Of the desirable
goods brought an advance.
There was also offered catalogue Of over O00
cases Of fur and wool hats Of the manufacture Of
j. H. Prentice. The company was large one, and
the sale went Oh well. The offering was ali sold
and about 600 duplicates we're also placed q. rats
factory prices.
An assorted catalogue of dry goods was nearly 81
sold, wilhou. showing any important change IL
prices.
At small sale Of woolens the goods brough: pre-.
yious rates, and tbe gale shOwed 10 important re-
sults.
catalogue Of EDgliih and American carpets WI
nesrly al disposed Of at about former rates.
Ofribbons, the new and desirabl, goods gold vel
sad were largely duplicated. The old styles sol(
low, rs usual.
4 supply Of the smaller denominations Of tie new
lega..endeT no;es are promised from Washington il
O few days.
The statements Of tho banks OF The three principa
cities OF the Union for the last week compare with
the previous one, and the corresponding time Of 1861
as followz:
Lo,ns Deposits specie. Cireurn
EY Ap,ll5 a477I9t f9a GJ2 SOS "a S7G9G;
N. Rkla 10 o IL u.
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TIE S)LDIgs RELIEF CoAMiTTrE.- Yesterday
morning Col. Howe received letter from Gov.
Holbrook OF Vermont. asking FOR information rela.
tive TO the time when vessel would sail hence TO
Ship leland. - detachmeuts Tor the 9Th and Sri,
Vermont regiments, now at Rutland, were desiroli
hitler dispatch was also received
from Coz. Andrew stating that number OF Nassa.
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CITY ITEMS
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

w.,,,cv,. Tap.7xp--No e44 Broadway 1.-THE Rivals"
w,x7vp G,ppxy-Brosdway "Womsn's Rights" TIT
Youns Widow" and Co.Lean Born"
LAURA K.rsK's TazArsE-Broadwsy, The h'caIshy' o.
Peep o. Day"
NrsIo's O.RpEx-Broadway. THE Strsnser"
MARY PRoyosT's THE.rER-No: 40 breao"T "''
to The Mil" and "1ne First Night"
p...rx,. AMERICAN MusHun Broadway. Com Mutt Li'
ins Uiono,otsm1s Whale &c, day spd night, "lh'
Ogre and the Dwarf" afternoon and evening
v.S lxprpcH 4 Co.'S MISUNDERSTANDING e.
near Sinh syepue-Wud Beasts, Reforming EisPhsn's
The Lion Tamors, &c, thee timss day
Garments HKARr ov rax AsDEs-Goupifs No. III BROAD
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Tie market for gold in the street If quiet at yes-
terdavs prices bat at the Stock Board the movement
was very active, mainly on time, at lOlz 9lOl5.
The dealings add ~ nearly $3.50 600. At the close
The quotation was l0l5 regular. sale Of so 600
was made at 1919, buyer thirty, upon which the
aeller called q p cent deposit evidently looking for
a panic in which this valuable commodity viii fall
below par.
The Indebtedness Certificates are in large demand
and have improved TO 9Ci 097, and the Checks to
96I s96s. The Treasury at Washington is pay.
ing to-day 20 y cent these Certificates, IL iiTft
hands, ia Demand Notes, which makes them more
valuable. II this discrimination did not exist and
Gle 20 Y cent was paid to every holder Of the Ger
thcstes they would still further appreciate and all
Government securities world sympa;hze IN the iu.-
provement. There ia also q much more active de-
1nsnd for 7.So y cent Treasury Notes which have
sold to large extent at Lie cent discount to par
Messrs. LvermoEe, Clews g. Co. collect quarter
masters checks and vouchers with the utmost 81.
pedion through their resident agen. at Warrington
In accordance with the recent act passed by the
Legislature Of the State Of Ohio to fund the stock
of 1860 the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund will
Issue new stock, redeemsble in the City Of New
York ct the pleasure Of the State, after the 3oth day
Of June 1861 with interest ct the rate of par cont