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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

THE ELEGriCs passed. off in
town extended with considerable inter
rsi. arising from tic fact that few Of
the dissatisfied Republicans joined their
fnrccs with the Democrats to defeat some
of the Republican, nominees, but failed
entirely, AMI our whole ticket was elect
ell. They were probably taught, that
even though they may make a bargain
and sale Of the Republicans before eau
cus, they cannot complete the contract
hy effec:ing a delivery At that ti,re nor
at the polls. To accomplish their object
they agreed to sacrat;sc our candidate
for County Judge BY Supporting the
Democratic nominee, and with what ef
iect we cannot yet determine. Tho vote
Of the soldiers will probaly decide it.
The returns from the different town
ships TINS far, are so ,ncagre that We
on! emit to publish them. w are however
eatisied that the xste Was very. light.
and that the Democrats have increased
their number Of Supervisors.
I - sss I'll - u. #sSst
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16
Prices from, SO to 500

s6 Our Malhines make the "Douh;o ,Lsop
Stitch whii3is preferable for family use to
The s9Shuttle Stitch" or hNhceler & Wilson's
Slit h. as it i sometimes called
l. Becauseit is stronger AID more dura-
bic.
?. Because its right or face sideis inccm-
parably hEnsstmsr than that Of the lock stitch,
while the reSefs is fully as hendsons &c ise
reverse Of that{
3. Because / is elastic, yielding or giving
with the material sewea. The ck.s;itch is
non elastic and non yielding
4. Because il is FAkr stitch and will not
rip, thoaxh .A7er ,fosrM stitch IL cut. The
lock stitch Will rip ii once broken.
5. -iiecaus., while it il fast stitch, it 10
also susceptableof being taken out with great
facility in case i il required, - in al,ering
garments.
8. Our machines will run, gather, fell,
hem, tuck and smbroider, and win do AL that
other machines do,
al! machines wIrren.ed, ana KEEP. in repair
enc year without Sharge.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

N IN
S -. ~ ''''s
NEWlAG ACHINES, |
|
e NJ HeIH ID
anUTr. r DfACRlNE.
|
n.s.>..A r.Ae.esv aAsA ~1aen.
kascaIce FsSFsatJ 49, se
0ALENH00H kkOAVXAy.|
n0oo"Vv OA~
Ew YO R.
new srissipi: II nsshTsisx, ps:sssilse asay
rsss and valuable inprov.sat:, asyane hssa
r,nnn. neaI 10 - sTNpIIeiTT aAd 1ERrTC.
non CUXblNED.:4
Tie following are the priacisAl cbjscsioas
urged aeainst Sewing Maehinss:
i.-Excess!ve fatigue 70 the operator.
70 get ont o. order
trouba and loss q tine IA ~
pairing. - r"'' - ''''v
- ineeoAojty - eeR erery deeertptlea o.
material. =
6.-Dis.erssahls Aoise while II opseasioa.
-
The Ennire aevlne 0echfDo n q.
49, IN .Ao. .as..ea...
eAPs Hoo 81 tseS0 vsysCslOs
Il has q straight neodls perpendicular
ection, mstA1 t&o LOCK Or SHUTTLE
STITCH. which viii NEITHER RIP nor
RAvEl. and 10 alike on beth sidss performs
pcrtec. sewing on VERY description of mAset4
r;,h cottoh. iinren Or Ilik thread. from the
coarsest 10 Inc finest humber.
Having neither CAM nor goo WH41t, and
as sla@ asa 1,
rNppAmca11,y A rors1rn
r.,,s,,Nr,
MACniNHl
Il reou,r,es PrPrY PER CENT. Less pow
III J, tv,I,. ,s 49, y 81. on vorI !,
steadily without ia,,ene q ,nlmry g , ne.rq
IL s.rens.H 1n9 "VGp1nr -" IL
c!If OF CONSTRUCTION render = s'most .mpos-
,',. 20 es. on. - NJ" ,, .s"o .;.s.a.,a. 1'D
~ The company % give entire sAsis'ac''on.
fa r-epasu.hy ins,te All those VINO may
. ~, to s:I' and sran's tbs oSHivAlI
Blu, Ia . more espe,ii raru,r ID 10 %.
iicss ths patronags cT --. I :
Merchant Taiiors.
Hoop SKIRT Manufactures.
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The New
RAILROAD
890A8
Al 8AHgA111Os
New Goods,
: :. Low Pricee.

da,iae isse fvsssasd from Bosom, ~ VII
spsa WITH aAssAse satiis new sseek u
foaeign & Dolpestlc 0r1
Goods, clothing, Hats, Caps
DOOtS = shoes, Choice Ore,
cer1e1 GO.
We wealA avail osrsslsss u this op4os4a
Il IA. III q oar ssesx ha,lse i'm tsea
Rcrissed for caa1 ~ slaU st1bw 10
enb 20 undss6id - 10 peicss.
u Go u Dc" Partnsfs rseidl0t - -.
toa MI 1arnish weekly new aud dsoif41ls
ssylsS, thaS eivine oaf pastoos - oppsttanl'
3 snl 9avaneassnessr by9srs prevailed.
!. Ne wS(dad SosaiA9y iAsfse "a 20 SsMs. sof
~ ars eeaflasns dat ~ 80 easo
sess 2ssssssa - :
,hsA ae1 other hosss q IL sessA - on ~
van3atss are Superior.
Dont asks purchases Until ysa hays sssa
our assossneat and jeo1sA he prices.
n. =. We hAv0 4 Splen.
did assortment Of iadtes'
laco collars 4 On0eSs
1872 z ~ So mes n,96eans; . IN SETS
4s,4A ls~A Ase. ssA~ssx. vssaH
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

Wo recommend perusal Of the
article appealing to our people for San.
itary stores for our sick and wounded
soldiers. Other counties ~. moving in
this humane measure, and why shall We
lie back warbY
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16
VOLUMES OF. fwo. AND THREE.

nd In Goth, IT $A76 esch; sheep. s., 90
mo-. morocco, o. belt salt antiqas. $500 each.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

-. II vii. be seen by posters, tina,
there il to BE il large war meeting held
in this town, a. 2 o'clock +. NJ, on Sat
u,day next, for the purpose Of raising
recruits for the 9th Iowa Cavalry reg
inent. This regiment is now nearly
completed and this is the last call for il.
Those who intend joining must be on
hand. We hope there will be- gencr:
turn cat. NJ. Foster has quite mum
Ter on his lis, anil sill wishes for some
mere.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

-. We are under obligations 70 Mr.
Woodruff Helm for few lunches OF
re Sidney Allen grape. w consider
il ~ * elm Z ap,, lille acid.
and probably very good wine grape.
Mr. Helm says their leading traits are,
rank growers, geea' bvArera, very hard,
and ripen early. lie informs Us that
he will have few cuttings Tor ,.is,ribu.
.,on shortly, aud will leave them =, our
ctlicc for that purpose.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

-. The communication Of Mr. Free
was received last week soon after we
went 10 press, besides il was very ,ardy
in reaching us, wl,i h makes i. rather old
yet it viii be found quite interesting in
details.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

- Copies ofths Rebellion RECORD,
in Parts or in volumes will b sent fee q
expense. On receipt of Price. Sent In regis.
tered letters, he publishsr win b RESPONSE.
BILE for a rsrpittstcss.-
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16
GOOD .TEMPLARS.

The Ionic Lodge, /. @. Of g. r., meets ever,
uesaay evening, in the Baptist Church, il
ledc. =
VIZ. -,i1s1, y. s.
Q. r. .o!ney, W.M. "
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

We ara also Sole Agents for the Sale in the
Western and No1h. western States, Of
Blake 4 JbhnsOn's I1llprOv.
ed Patent Right aide hem-
mer,
Price "a, 90
IT. ready application y any kssd Of Machine.
new or old, mailing il altogether the most
complete Hemmerl ever yet offered. II turns
the hem Under, aSd places the fair stitch on
the RtaHr side Of tha clsth.
Persons in the country, BY sending US their
address sincloSsnst's letter st mp, can have
one Of cur circalars, list Of prizes, and sample
Of work, .
Agents wanted throughout the
West.
WfswQDl 4 TappaH,
Late q. apd Successors 10 e. Richards 4 Co
Agents for !llipoiA Wisconsin. low. and
Mipnesota
Address an letters to:hslr = wnwAtI
"Chicsgo Sewing Machine
Coz Q Box, 1892 Chicago, III ~ =, rAprAS
vinoc9 6m
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

1GAgents waat<d, 70 whom lihsrai con-
missions viz b efvan.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16
Cabinets in eyery Variety.

We wsnt Agents for all townsin Cni'ed
| States, where agencies arc not already esfah-
| ished, to whom liberal discount viii be
| giving, but We make no signmen.a.
T. J. MACARTHUR, 4 Co.,
Ll0 Broadway, New York
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1862-10-16

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OrslcIAL REroars cf Battles. Ek.9uishes,
MESSAGES AND PaucLAAA1Ioks
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ssxs,AL O1Dtns Sc, So.
GRAPHIC ACCOUNTS Of the ulOsem ents OF troops
IMPORTANT PExcHYs aud Lrr-sks from
1eaiing them North and South
PicruREsQUEN 1*iArIsss ffroni eye Witnessed
Of the GasAT RATrLfs. Secession crdinaA,
ees. Masaages, Plcciamatisne, &C.
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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
FRESHET IN THE HOOSICK RIVER.
Correspondence of The n Y. Tribune.

Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
scHaehTrcOKg Rensselaer, Co., ". Y, April s, 1879.
A warm April shower during the night, and q
DRILLING rain to-day, have brought down the snow
aud ice from the mountains, swelling the Hoosck TO
torrent Our oldest citizens say it has not been so
high in twenty years.
Ii has been gradually rising for a week, and now
il is beyond control. Work has been suspended 10
the large cotton-ui Of Amos Briggs & Co., at this
place, ard am also informed that, further up the
stream, ut Hoosick Falls and vicinity, nanufaetu-
rers bave been compelled to shut down aud move uP
a story.
Yesterday and tie day before the mountains were
white with snow. To-day, the face Of nature ap-
pears fresh and green from her snowy sheet.
The farmers have just commenced TO plow and
cow, but have done li.te yet toward their Spring
work.
Winter grains look uDcommonly well, having sp-
parently received no damage from the cold Winter.
Many anticipated that fiuit trees would be totally
destroyed by the mice the being 80 deep about
them, but have been credibly Informed that they
have come throush almost untouched The grass
begrs 10 look green in the meadows, and all nature
bears n gei ial appearance again. The roads have
been very bad this Spring, but viii soon be in good
condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23

possession Of one Of our batteries at which there
were some rAe-pits. At this time they were carry
ing all before them; but Just then another regiment
Of ours arrived on the ground and put them 70 flight
over marsh by which most Of them had advanced.
II was during their flight this marsh that such
terrible execution wss dons tiem. Many were Of
the opinion that at least 1000 of them were slam,
but he thinks within bounds he can safely assert thas
! 800 were killed and wounded.
The PetersIwg Express of Friday contains q long
account of the fight of Wednesday. The most in-
teresting portions are said have been derived from
officers attached to the 18th North Carolina II 10
stated by one that the 18th North Carolina had been
in line Of battle for three or four hours during the
day, msmentarily expecting an attack but the enc
my not appearing they were ordered TO stack arms
and prepare for dinner. While at dinner, a couple
OF Yankee companies wsded Warwick River, q very
narrow stream, which was believed to be unford.
able, and, thus eluding our pickets, came suddenly
upon the camp.
The long roll was sounded Immediately, and the
men rushed to their arms, driving the enemy back
into the creek killing all Of both companies, excep.
eight who were taken prisoners 1t was during this
charge that Col. Mckinney was killed, the bullet
striking him at the top of the forehead, passing
through his head. He died instantly.
Another statement represents that the regiment
was drawn mp in line Of battle, aud the Colonel,
discovering that one wing Of his regiment appeared
to falter rushed in that direction with his cap of,
and waved to bis men to follow him. This singled
bin ont as prominent mark for the enemy's sharp
shooters and be fell mortaly wounded. The enemy,
bearing the firing appeared in largo numbers on the
opposite bank Of the river, and the fighting then
became eeneral-the 18th North Carolina, the 10th
Georgia and the Cd Louisiana being actively
engaged. The fight lasted from p. m. until Z.
Gen. Howell Cobb commanded.
One report says that the enemy must have had an
entire brigade engaged, and that the river and the
hill beyond, were literally covered with the dead and
wounded. Gen. Cobb's Adjutsnt received a severe
wound in tie leg, and some 90 or of the 5th
North Carolina were killed. We understand that the
18th North Carolina bore the brunt of the fight some
half hour or MORE before the Louisiana and Georgia
Regiments came to their aid.
They had been in the riae-pits for two days.
hourly expecting fight with but little food and no
opportunities for sleep, and had retired for dinner
but half hour before the enemy made bis appear.
ance. When attacked they fought with great gal.
lsury, aud suffered considerably, the following
list of casualties will show: II killed, 81 wounded
and 81 missing. OF the wounded, two bad died yes
terday before our informant left and some 20 others,
its is thought, will die.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
The Paris Bourse on the 9Th opened firm, but closed
fiat at $3.50.
ITALY.
The Ministry bad given orders 70 increase th

ITALY.
The Ministry had given orders TO increase the
number OF iron-pla,ed ships.
conspiracy Of great extent is said 10 have been
Uncovered among the clergy of Bologna.
IL confirmed tlat an engagement had taken place
between the Royal troops and the brigands, under
killed.
huInors were current that Austria intended to in
corporate with The army the best troops Of the
ake OF Modena, sending the remainder to infes. the
Neapohsan Provinces. Discontent prevailed upon
this account among the Modenese troops.
IN the Italian Chamber Of Deputies, on The 9Th
nat, Sig. Csraciolo requested xplanaions of the
Ministry as TO the taken ageinst brigandage
which tas recently broken out anew in the Capita
nsta. lie demanded that the negotiations for the
removal OF Francis ii. from Rome should be
renewed.
sipnor Ratazzi acknowledged that troubles had oc-
Cured In some of the Southern Provinces Of he
Kingdom, lie believed, however, that the reports
oi me outbreak had been exaggerated because hav.
lng inqnired II any augmentation Of tue military
force was required Gen. La Marmora had stated that
none was necessary. He placed full trust in he
officials recently dispatched to those Provinces.
oignor Ralazzi continued: With regard 10 the
removal of Francis III. from Rome, the Government
OF tbe King insists pointing out that the presence
OF the exkng is the source Of the disorders arising
from bngandage. The Government believes that
the Emperor recognizes the evil, aid perceiyes tie
necessity OF providing against its continuance; but
Il ls impossible to succeed in vanquishng all our
difficulties at single blow"
silhor fe,ruceli added few words, and the sub
ject dropped.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
Ixffal Of the Steamship City Of New-YOrk'
A NEW IRON PRlVATEER.
THE SUMTER STILL AT GIBRALTAR
POLITICAL NEWS UNIMPORTANT
Cotton Gaoyant-BrcaastufEs Unchanged

The screw steamer City Of New-York, Captain
petrie, which sailed from Liverpool at O'Clock on
the afternoon OF the 9lb, and from Queeps,ovn on
she lOh inst, orivcj lo;e at an carly bour on Tues
day morning, bringing the European mails and pas
sengers.
Tue Africa arrived at Queerstown at o'clock on
The evening Of the 6ib, and at Liverpool at P M Oh
tie 7lh met.
Among the passengers by tie Ncw-York, arc Capt
Page, late of the ship Ocean Monarch, lost AT sea,
snd tho Rev. Mr. Caulfeld and family, the Bishop
Of Nassau, Y. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
ERnM WASHINGTON.

TIT REBELS INUNDbTlNG YORKTOWN.
Ogi,ors sbo LETT Yorktown on the 2Jth, report thss
the Rebels an. flooding the ground in front of their
euIencbmeuts by turning portion OF York riyer
on il b. laease OF DAMS
THE REBrLs At GORDONSIILLE.
Information has been received here that Gen. Joe
Johuson, with 5,000 troops sat Gordonsyille. II is
snpposei that he will wait ill lie is joined by jack
.on's fosoo now retteaing before Gen. Banks, eud
then tie whole Rebel army will fall back on tie
Moth Anna hyer preparatory 10 general retreat on
Richmond.
THE HOMICIDE All THE MILITARY PRISON.
Military Governor BIig.-Gen. WaGswOnh and
Provost MarshGl Major Doster have been engaged
n an Investigation OF the circumstances OF the shoot-
ing of jesse Il. Wharton in the Military Prison on
Ciiol IL on Sunday night. From the testimony
TAKEN il appears that the deceased violated the rue
Of the prison. that has mp 10 tits time been =" II VD
served by the prisoners forbddiug them 70 0otrnuo
the persOns or heads out of The WINDOWS; DC "o
ordered by the sentry on post No 70 VIM" G Ill
person within the window aud iespcOs ~ 80
known rule. Instead Of 10 dong, nc -, ,t',a
oatbs and imprecations upon the sentry! ~no 'ieie,
n,o called the corporal of the guard ald rel or'ed
~ l.; tho eots Tne corporal ordered the senIry 10
M W , ; - ,o the prisoner 10 withdraw his per-
Ieue" 10 o ,;dovv ont of which he was leaning.
sou 70 We s,;,oJ m obey 10 shoot him. Tbe sentry
ulu i ~ ,h order when the deceased babe him de-
80" ro. Leaning further out OF the window, barring
~; kost and cureing the sentry win awful oaths,
naI,;n,, him d-d Yankee son OF D--h; Northern
s",.ata b-h; II d-d hired seoundrel, too cowardiy
80 80 force his order ny shooting, &c. The sentry
20 TO Grsd shooting Wharton in the head tie wound
o,oying fatal on Monday morning. Preliminary to
| lie examination OF the case, the corporal OF the
gna,d and the sentry who fired were placed under
rr.sef-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
PRUSSIA.

IL is stated that on the 10Th instant, by order Of
his Majesty, commission composed OF the highest
Generals in the service would meet TO consider the
possibility Of eecling further reduction of the Nil
itary budget. General Wrangel would preside.
In the approaching meeting Of the Chambers sev.
eral bills upon changes in tho tariff may be ex.
pected. Il il also tie intention of Government to
repeal the taxes upon conn., and considerable reduc-
ton OF import duties uIo rice cattle and meat and
seo mining promotions the latter TO consist OF
duetion OF one per cent annually Tor the next three
year, in order 10 support The iron trade against for
elgu competition. proposal is also under discus
ion 10 increase the price of salt to its former rate,
for tie purpose of raising fund to be devoted 20
tho augmentation Of the Prussian feet.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
GREAT BRITAIN.

Anew steamer called tie Oyie,o sailed from Liv.
pool on the 22d March, aud according TO ramor sle
S'aended for the service Of tie Rebels in desroyng
"o1bein commerce in the Atlantic. TIE Oyieto wa,
wi az Liverpool ostensibly or The Italian Govern.
.''', and is consequently adapted for warke pur.
She measnres 75O tunsi Is capable Of carry
u, ,Svsral guns of the largest caliLer on draft Of
A., ~ ieet aud is represented as one of the finest
As'est vessels Of ber class aaOat. The yesse)
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,

IoFDon MONEY hARkEr.-The funds were In
cl, ssd at @lds2! for both money and seeonat
The Discount market was without change Best bills aid2,
The Influx of Gold continued
Ths Great Britain had arrived from Melbourne with 50 3s7
The application for the Esypsn ar.,,ly e,cead
the amount required aud The loan quoted At 22 cent
A banking establishment for British columbi. b.d b.en
started u London under the title of the Chsrered Bark Of
British Columbia and SsIcouvers Ilsndn The CAPITAL 4.
fixed R2500C0 Another project oil similar nature
also spoken Of
CoTToN--The market is firm and hardening, par.
ticulary for American descriptions which shsds desrer
than the c.osd ssd 5 s o. Moss AND md @
port The market to-day N edhesdsy tm aud tending
upward sales 10 600 bales
tendency for yarns made OF American cottonwhich are
quoted generally It'd higher than last wrek.
BREADsrUFTs-Messrs. Wakefield, Nash Co.,
Richardson. spencs Co.. Bigand, Athya Co.. report:
Flour in better demand at last weeks decline Quostion'
Is a2s6 Wheat veTy quiet bnt unchap ed Red Western
at ~ gd28 for mixed and 3JI 03i for white.
PROyisIoSs-Beef and Pork quiet and unchanged.
Bacon inactive and shade easier Lerdlue doing prices
uusered TAow in moderate demand at a for n. 4.
Butter dull and a5i lower
PRoDUcE-Ashes inactive. Sugar keeps steady.
Coffee In limited den and. Rice duh Lin,eed Oh brn at %
Spirits Tmpep,ine steady Ut o. 9id7ol.
LONDON MARKETs.-BREADs DsTUFFs dull and NOM
well sined TIA quiet bat fa rates s,led RIos dull
and prices wess. TALLow in modeIa,o demand at s6
LIssERD On, 81 j9d37I.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIvERPoor, April 10.
Cotton buoyant at nncbanged rates; sales to-day
10000 bales Of which 1900 to spectators and
portoIs.
Bread.tufs quiet. and unchanged
Provision, quiet, bu. steady
LONDON, April TO-
Consols s3id94
Illinois Central ares 4iaiil d. count; Ehes, 33l.
LosDoN, Thursday. April 10, 1862.
The bills have been returned of Messrs S Jackson
Co.. shpowners, St Peters Alexandria aid their hsoi.
ties not than about 5.C,D.
About a200 in bar gold taken to the Bank yesterday
making total Of G33G, ,0cC since ths iast re;nTn.
Mess w. :. Lindsay Co. have placed The Iron screw
steamship TyDemonh of go tus the berth for the gold
fields OF British Columbia to sail from tho London docks
the 2ith II next month.
The Daily Ncus City Article the tendency Of tho stock
markets yesterday favorable psrticury at the
close business English Railways sdyanced 70 cent
The Times City Auice ssys the English funds yesterday
remained witLont alteration. The Railway make' expert
enced improvement during the later hours of business
Aer the sieio close OF the market, the tendency was
especially favorable.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
GIiEECE.

The Pars papers publish telegram from Athens
Of the 5 inst, stating that tie insureeutsa at Nupla
demand general aune,ty aud q change Of the Min
isry. decree Tor the amnesty has been published,
excepting ~ OF tie chiefs Of the insurcciiOn. The
same telegram asserts that the English and French
squodr'ns before Naupa stationed there under
pre'ense of protecting their respective Consuls but in
reality Tor the purpose Of advising he insurgents 70
submit. aud Offering an asylum to those persons not
iucnded in the amaes y. The result is expected to
transpiIe in the course of q week.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-23
RUSSIA.

The 81. Petersburg G0zehe de- eFAcqdemie states
thaf, according to communication addressed by the
Minister of tue Interior to the Committee Of tie
Pres. law, II was tie intention OF the Government
TO maintain lhe system Of csrsorshp npon sl period
zeal pubioalios but 10 replace it gradually by judi
Cial prceodlnga
Tie JofrHdi de 81. PctTSbUrg announces that the
Emperor lad authorized the ssue OF 1900 600 rou.
bics Of Treasury Ioics.