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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-05

SUPREMF COURT, Do ICHEeS CUINIl'
~ John AUSTIN. plaintiff, syainst BENJAMIN BUR-
KART surviving partner of Joseph Bu deceased
composing late Of Joseph Bukrt Co. Defendsn
To the Defendant above named You hereby sunnohtd
and required 20 the complaint in this action Of VINCE
copy herewith served upon you, aud TO serve cory ~
your the sad complaint tie subscriber a. ~
DAYS aer the service hereof exclusive Of the day OF s.
service and Ii yon fail to answer the complaint WITHIN
time Aforesaid tho Plaintiff In this action III tafs
against YOU for the OF thousand aud -FOUR ~
nisy-sx cents. with interest thereon follows 20 $3.50
Slll 7i-l00 thereof since August 4, l8oli on Nv 49,,
since August u.s. lb6; Sl7 30o0 thereof "ue ,S -,
Der a. 1901 on l0T $500 thereof siuce OCTOBER
3 1903 thereof since October - 1861 on Sil1 U'lV ~
siuce December 10 1861; so thereof 'ncs "a on
1861 on 100 J6lo0 theg December ~ ieoi
= 100 thereof since the 10th day OF September oo
eight nn sixty one beside the costs Of ms sc0'
MN WILKINSON. Plaintifs ATTORNEY v
Dated February H. lH6S IousnAovp ,"ns .meJ
Tke notice thai the complaint in the above summons n
was e in the ocs OF lie Clerk OF the County Oh pu'c"'
aforesaid on the l2th day of July lSoE p,g l,o,n.v
r.,, ~ !" 49,, 'l, jul5 law6wTu
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NEW-JERSEY EAlLROAD-tOR PHIL
~ aDrLPHIA and IN. SOUTH aid WEST. via JER-
SEY CiTY-Mail and Express Lines leave New York az :
and 10 a. NJ. 4, and ii D. Fare - Th-on1h tcSe's
so for the South sndWes and through baggage checked IA
I a. N. and d and II .. m. trains.
J. W WOODRUFF Assistant superintendent
No baggage Will he received for any trains unless delivered
and Is minutes In advance oi the time oi leaving
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Nlne.cdl InsIril!nertls.

DAVEN g. BACON,
~ Manufacturer o. Grand and S1naro PiANORORTl5.
Nareroon 10 l35 Cfsnd.st., near Broidway, N. y.
We now Offering favorable terms f sssortrent
Of f4nofortes warranted IN every respect Liberal
mens made win parties desiring 70 psy by insaimrnis
tNTElNWAY d SONS GOLD-MEDAL PA
- TENT OyERSrHUNG GRAND and SQUARE Pr
AMOS have been ewardsd the fret premium wherever aud
whenever exhibited IN competition with the best makes Of
Boston. York Philadelphia and Baltimore aad
con- dered the best Pianos manufactured.
written guaranty for he years given with each ins.ru
neut
W1eIoons Nos. 81 and "a WALKER-sT near Broadway.
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Nrm }]nblirGtioits.

pICTORIAL HISTORY OF THE WAR FOR
TIE UNION.
BY one of most talented Astnor' tnfhhns 'fu'nd
rovgl octave vocmes. $50 pages each Elegs y and
nsey Illustrated aud produced in the hness style OF the
~, /, viii be in.t TnE History for the people.
Sold on by subscription. Agents exclusive ter
,;i,-v I'D c5mllonce their canvass 81 once.
20, tsin. Ac. address JkO. o. WELLS,
No. '65 Willain.st., New York.
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Burning fInlO, Oils, Sc.

NRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
" Received direct from the manufacturers and wells aud
for quantities to anti in prime order at
very lowest market rates. by sCHlEFFEllN BROTHERS.
L Co., Nos 100 aud l72 William It.. New.Yerk
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OFFICE ~ CLERK Oh BoiKp OF SuPRhNuORs(
No. Cn Han. Aug. l. 1862.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received OF
~ this Office until August l., 100! at y M,
For .5l $40 II the best An ihkACipE COAL for
the ue Of the Courts aud Ofes Of the County DO
calculated at 22,0 pounds
Also, proposal. ior 50 cords Of KINDLING WOOD pine
cut and lt for use.
said CoA Wood 10 lie delivered at such times aud
pieces us the Com uittrc may sisuste.
The COMMITTEES reserve the right reject and all pro-
po.as JAMES DAVIS.
WM VI. TWEED
SHERIDAN SHOOK,
SMITH ELY. IT,, Committee.
OblSON BLUNr
WA. 4. CONNER,
ELIJAH r. PURDY J
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IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Honorable

An PURSUANCE OF an Order OF the IfOn0rdbIs
4 CHARLES p DAILY Fiat Judge ofthe Court of Commcs
Pleas OF The CITY and County Of acting as Suoss
of said County OF New York. notice Il hereby given TO all per-
cons having claims against CHARLES n. THOMAS, late
tbe Citv Of NewYork deceased present the WIZ
thefeof 10 the suh,cfber 81 his ocs No - Wall
tret in he civ OF Newly ork before the first DAY
CHARLES II. GLOVER
mb2l lav6mr AdmiuistratJ-. with the will annexed
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Proposals.
OrlIcs or As.I.rANr CoNNIsAnY ORsrRAL b

OVIICE oY ASSISTANT CoNsIssARY ORSEKAL or
SuHssrANcs No. State 81 New York Aug ., 1907
4 RMY sUPPLIES.-Proposal viii be re-
"a cei,ed BY the undersigned urtil o'clock p NJ on
WEDNESD Ny the oh inst 0r fuppyng Tor the t-e OF the
United state, Army SUBSISTENCE STORES. 70 be de-
iv-red ia New.YolA B.cosyn Oh SAIJK DAl the STA
inst:
soo0 pounds hrt quality suGAR-CUREO HAMS, in
aud Ilcs n alright t!crcei 1900 p0luds esc
TO be- eSsuItei sud passed upon by Robert b. Getty, In
sp.ctar on fhe part ol the tfiied states
200 hands hr.f quality extra surefue Southfrn =.
Louis Or other bmuds e FLOuR s1al' for keeping IN
climate The hao.s to be fu heed lined with grcon
hck
he viii be inspected the date Of delivery and
pared with retained sampe By Henry shrtA Pre- ient
Association Flour Inspecors, whose eerhoite VIII b. re-
quued $500
tsch bid must have printed copy OF til. advertisement
posted he'd and mI,t b. specific a. precise
viii oil the tesus. Escn bid have confederation mus.
contain the written guaranty Of swo responsible names as FOL
lowe:
We the uudcrgcd hereby suaragtee chat should an or
part o tie shove )l D" accepted hall be duly fulfilled
according 20 i,s rue purport aud condition"
Proposals must 10 mdorsed, Proposals for Subsstance
Stores'
Bidders may propose for the whole par, Of criticize
Contractors ,Ipecei hold thtir goods, without
peuse the United states until required for shipment
a. l.. EATON Lieut. Colonel aud 4. G. q. 5.
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Ocean Stramer5.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July J, lcb2-
~ FOR CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA. 80,
fr.i-cliss VIII leave Nev-l ORR on the st itn
AID 2l of month except when these dates az on
SUNDAY when the day of departure will be the moHDAf
following ~ H.,
ips.rresn. d. Is. ALLEN, Agent
GTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, t0ucnlng
- at Qnee n,town Cork Hsrbor-Ihs Liverpoei' He"
York and Philadelphia stesm,hp Company intend az -peu
ius their igll el yde-bnnt Iron rnssh' 70
fINA............-,.......... 's,aeui'sb 80
CITY or MANCHES Saturday Aug IT,
CITY OF acknowledgements uifay AnS' 49, n,
And every succscding sAFUKDAf, at nooh' iOAn i'o'
No a. North River.
KArRs PASSAGE. .-
FIRST CARIN.........4a3 STEEkAGE. ........''"S %
Fir.t Cabin to London.. 81 Steefag. TO onfOn..' -
First CsDin 10 Paris % Steersgc 20 Paris
First Cabin 20 Hamburg 95 Stssreee T. Habure.'' ~
Passenger. forwarded TO Hsyre bremen, itotetdS
Antwerp kc., at equally low rates -
Fares rom Liverpool or oueenstowD st Cabin - IL ana
Fl guinea. steerag. Liverpool - 81. From queens
town e0G. those who wish send foi hsr ifleHus
can buy tickets here the current rate o. e1chans-'
These Steamers have superior modsons iI pas'c
gers are ,rougy built IN Waie tgh Iron sections. SUI
cary Patent Fire Annhiatos EXPERIENCED cuseo' so
attached - each steamer ,,rrr,. 4,
FOR furth,r ,aiorms ion apply in LIVERPOOL TO WLLiAh
ISMAN Agent, o. p Water In glasgow 10 ALIEN mah'
COLIN No II Enochquare. In tlueen.tow 10 ., a ~
d. SEYMOUR Co.. ia Ion ion TO ~ r. x MA,E NO;
~ King Wial-st. IN Pans 70 il LIS nECOb r. 10 "
Rue So're Dame es Victories. Place &c "a Boufe IN rms
d.. 0ha to joins O. DALE. 70. Ill Wanut's or az tns
Cor3any's Ofirss. ,uv
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Professional Notices.

DHES, FISTULA and DISEASES Of the
K PELVIC ORGAhS.-Dr Ia. A. DANIELS, No 81 GtA
az, nesT lith-st.
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EesaI Ac!lces.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
OF the County of NewYork notice il hereby given 70 al
persons having claims against HENRY NEEhAN he OF tas
Cry of Newly ork deceased present the sam. with yoncc
thereof the subscriber Office # Richard WINE,
No Nassaust IN the Gay Ne~t ORR or before zoe
esh dav OF October nex-DArd New York March o. lSo2
Inbg5 t,wonTu JAMES ". WHITE. Executor.
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Okla NEW 7-Octaye PIANOS in rose.

~ Atf NAV '-DctdNc IIANOS III rose"
" tC's wood cuses non frames aud overs,fung boss
for 1885, do with molug 100. do witt caryedlees and
inaid nsmebosrd 75 1886. and s20 do with pearl
so sl5v and 900; new tl-octave, $l35 The above
Pianos the greatest bargains ia the city Second
Pianos at $25 Gao, 80 $50, S75, aud 500 New ME-
bODkONS At extremely low price,. New snd had
Pianos lndMelodeo TO LET at ~ and upward ger nontn
rent allowed II purchased monthly payments received for
the foeigu sheet MUSIC cent, page. All kind
OF Mdc merchandise at prices Pianist Ia 10
try music HORACE WATERS. Agent No. ~ BIo,d-
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CTEAM from NEW-lORk 10 LltERfOoL.
9TH. Steamship GREAT EASTERN, Waller f4ion'
Commander viii be dispatched =.
From Liverpool calling At PROM New fofS
Ou.ens,oru. TUESDAY Sept g
s,TIEDAY Aug iG SATURDAY. oct. 2'
WEDNESDAY, Oct. l. THURSDAY, Dec IL
TUESDAY. Nov. ~.
IT, ship having proved herself unequaled Tor
Speed SAFETY and Comfort sgAsicEsEss BEING rSKsoHS
Of Bo,ppl strongly recommended IN. most eligible
conveys noo for passengers
FfRsr CAIN.
From 10 10 m each BE H. according 20 the size sitl.'
don and ace lnnodaiion OF tue State koom' all having the
same privilege. the S,oous AND IN regard 10 meals and a.
tendance suites Of apartments for families may es easassi
by special agreement. ~
panyrg and Children undeT IL
years Of age hall fare; luiants free
SECOND CABIN.
ss,e-Room BeTths, meals fIri'hed At separate table SD
Tickets the Voyage to and i0m Liverpool IL hft or
second cabin at flare I'd half
IHIRD kRIS.
intermediate StateRoom passenger. found With B-'s Bed
ding able Utensils and good substantial Food u Ss.
SrEESA0H.
with superior accommodations. SJ3.
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic Zee. Of luggage An expe
H. ced surge OF board.
For Frrigl aud Passage appyto
ChAs A. WHITNEY, AZ the OEice No 2 Broadway. n. l..
ROWLAND x AsPiNNALL, Agents.
II :. PASSP0RTS.-Ad1rcss or apply 10 H..
u. W. cOLyER, No. IA Broadway Room No 2sb
Nrs-Y1Tk
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OTy1cg OF CLEvEL,ND, PAINRsvIIlg, AND AsHrABtLA{
RAILROAD COMPANY. CLEyELAyDi Jny 10. 1877.
NOTICE. - The Annual Meeting OF inc
" Stockholders Of tie CLEVELAND, fAINEsNlLLn
Am ASIl'riPI-LA RAlLROAD vii! be held al the Office
OF toe Company In Cleveland. Ohio en- TUtsDAf me lsr
dew o. August next, at 10 o'clock u for the ELtClIOS
DIRECTORS end for the transaction OF sdch other ousi'
ness a. may come before them. go. =,
ALscA Special Meeting Of She Stockholders viii oe nee
"a, 10 O'clock m day and the place, for
purpose OF voting proposition to increase the cap
stock OF the Company million Golars - -.
HE transfer hooks Of the Company viii be closed from to
Is, until the i3.L day VI August, lao2
GEO. b. ELY, Secretary.
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tnIAO ROIINTY SOLuIERS, nn1 MID
Cost aN6 5oun0.

OK REWAR D.-LOST, on Thursday,
I'D 4 - July 81. IN Edddg~sL, between Canal AID
Gland a Gold WATCH aud CEAIH The hudor vii receive
the reward by leaving The al NO tti EdJse
No questions asked.
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90 Ect.

DOOMs 10 LET with STEAM POWLR.-ln-
IL oure o; No Il DeBhamPacc, Wllam'bsFgh' neA' TIE
feTueA
INO LIT, FURNlSifEI-The following
i HOUSES viz. No 10 West .i'i-s Nc . Wet
2qh.st No a2G IVES. 2Idst also. No itl Nei ioih.t'
", ITO " -, Is,i No Wet No Jl8 IVES,
Zld-st NO SO West 2J;bst. No 2 lndspu-pl i'"h'it
No 80 udssn.,t uufuTuhef n!so fh~ large sore e o. =
Of Rrosdvuv and s2d tr.et under Erosfy Hotel alec
store No ~. ath - " DtNiiAM, otn corner loth
a.. from tlorninx 20 in the Evclns-
NO RkNT-Ihe HOUSE and GROUNDS
of The late r. L. Colt. Il rt's-sc'. A.. The honsr,
bu, Of stone feet ftYf~s. ia erls 4he
attic flri.ish- with ami seer. Too grar.t oenfne
ABOUT Is ceres hanjourly lid out iu ii4 tt ffd sd
IN perfect order Attached 90 sue uousr De- f- 90 a.f y
aory There sA1 extensive .aI~frs o. itl tcfif hd
al the necessary out5ulI dinzs o! large pigre
Apnlvto TnD~ o SMITH Patsrfon, : J.
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I,nR sALF-TEN ACRES nr LANn int
ANDs-TO ALL WANTING FARMS

Large thriving settlement Of NlNELAND mid cin a'e
miles south OF Fhisde pis by railroad firh coll ~"
cICp be crossing. lDace trl-s ~ from ID 10 -J
per pes aDie within -four years Good huies npril
good roc ETY. Hundreds -erinE -nd maxi impfov.
ilent Apply g. CdAo X. LANDl,. fostn0-tcf Furani,
Cumberland Go n j. Letters answered Fspss coGlialn.
FOIL Information viii be sent free.
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Gummcr Retreats.
Board ar0 Rooms.

4 SINGLE MAN desires plain BOARD with a
private ',miy IN the nogn1ofhood o. S'htt ana ON
~. {dafe.e with term. A. j.. Tribune ofc"
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ilereonal.

A !. Did not return Sunday Evening. An
"a. anxious to hear from you. All well.
DELATINES and FRIENDS of deceased
hi SOLDIERS, buried from the different Hospitals Ia
Mashnslr Georgetown. District OF Columbia receive
all INFORMANT ~ u. TO their PLACES OF BURIAL by
addressing FRANK A. SANDS, Government UndeiisEer
No. az t.st., W ashington. d. &.
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GEO. L. BiSSELL q Co.,
"a BANKERS,
HARTFORD CONN,
Discount and Negotiate Commercial Paper and Losns-'
make Collections aud remi, on lowest possible terms
and transact. General Banking business
Manufacturers ana merchants hsyng .cceptsnces ana
pape known ia this market which they wish to
cell will fad il their advantage to send Us h't''
An assortment, Of Stocks Bonis and hst-cis Secaies
ALWAYS ON hand for sale We invite correspondence hon
perou having either large small sums Of money to invs's
M ror tbo,s whom we can serve In any financial negoae
ton. oEoSoH T. Di'SHN w
Refer to ~,
Ketchum, Son Co, Eew-fork.
Hartford Bank. Hartford.
Washington Bank, Boston
l.. ID. Oims,ead Co. Chicago.
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lork Main huUdlrg l0.1lll het rst dpor building 81
ioniny 81 rs0 feet ground i5il feet WI h, so r fr
10 co.e Ar ests,e Apply to +. q. kellogg i5' fri ~ v
NOR SALE-TEN ACRES Of LAND IN the
4 town 4 Pye. =. Y. about half nl.r from PIT
cne-r Depot and q mile. from Tie city. oVefilo.in tl-
VILLAGE ADD comm .ndlng fpendi view OF Long itpd >ot
aud the surrounding country tOr country icsIta 900
ito cannot be surpa-.ed " l old u t@o 24icc a. h
whole exchanged productive city properly Tor u nir-
particulars apply PECK BUSH, Pot hs'ief, orfLCh
BROTIlERE 30 ~ CLsmbefsst. NeW York
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Now Ready;
s" A BOOK which should be in the hands OF
syery man woman and child in the Northern States
AMONG THE PIN + s;
OR.
SOUTH IN SECESSION TINE.
BY EDMUND KIRKE
vol l?rno. 80 pages
Containing Ga extraordinary bit teuhf pre OF tie en-
tire social System of the South describing the domestic life
Of rich planters the small planters and tho white tash
and depcry actual scenes and ANAL
To meet the large and increasing densDd for this WORK
THE TRIBUNE assumed i;s publication and has issued
h, Oh the folowiDgserns:
Single copies eosh IS in pspsr SC cents
tSinge copies by msiL retp paid receipt Of prcs
Twenty copies, paper ooveEs........"33c each.
One hundred copies, paper covers-.....'5)c. each
One thousand copies, paper covers.......23c each.
Cssh or delivery.
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rIIERRE HAUTE, ALTON and ST. LOUIS
A. c. FLAGG. )R.ceiver,.
JOHN WILKINSON.

sr Louf. ALTON AID TERRR hACrR r. Co. !
No. IL Wslst, New-ior Aug; V le5z; D.,
HOLDERS Of Certificates Of flRcl MOtIS
.hD sr LUUIS RAILROAD COMPANY, and Fit5E
MORTGAGE BONDS o. the BELL1' LIE MD LII ~
NV EOSDS OF hi. Company, to be given IN excianys
viii be ready for delivery and ai'er me on gay I
August inst.nt Parties entitled 10 receive the eM
al h. guired TO execute the instrument Of sssisrnenI
The Old bsLds ia person by written Power OF At9rney
The New Bopis bear Interest from st jay W 70 UNI -
tie Trustees viii pay the interest rereslea IN ZIG Su'As
Coupons Of The Old Bonds. - ,c...
r. bAYARD Chairman Of Committee.
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'DRINCE'' IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
One filing write. 10 10 hours Seat D. mail Send stamp
for circular. aHO. r HAYNES, No. Cf hl-sau--. J.
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WE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

II
Il OF AN NYALID-Publshed for the benefit and as
ysing ana caution young who suffer from Nervous
xs'ly Efs5auIe Decay, Gc.supgyins 1t tue same time
t.s s41 Of cefCue. BY VINO has cured himself after
pa eaa expense through medical imposition and
s,i Dy lSeoang postpaid addressed envelope,
.fe 0opios LAY De bad OF tn. author ATHANIEL MAY
yAlh. esq. Bedford Kings County, n y.
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or Diseases of the Nervous Som.

ina Urinary, and Sexual Systems New cnd Reliable
Jes uenBy e. D. H4nI1ond N. d., formerly Professor Of
Special Ansomy and Surgery u the Syrscuse Medical Col
tese Ne1York eutbor Of Medical Information FOR the MI
Don" Sc Price 3 mailed. WARNER, Bookseller No. !
Sessys' Authors address No. 81 East 27hst Gate Of No
t9s Broadway, v Y.
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L CITY or Hartford and GRANITE TATE dslly'
from Peck-ip coEnec,ins {" iisofi WIN s'ea'
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NOR FISlIKILL and POCGHkEEPsiE.-
4 The steamboat KlP VAN WIshLE leaves eve y
TUESDAY and fRiD ~. at 'ciocs NJ from the 100, 81
,lsn.,r..t landing "a, Cozzens'- Cod spnns Cornwall
Nevburih Low Point. M,rboralsh, aud NLlon He ufi'
ns esv~s Poughteeio the same evening n O'CLOCK 'AHd
its at Low Pout aud fishkiL tafe ~ c,hi'
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ERIE WAY.-Passenger trains leave q

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenee trains leave as
ba m Mail for Dunkrk Thl. train r,msius over nigh, A.
Eiui.a 4, a tfo.rrds the lrHt morning
IAN, Frpres. for Buta.c.
ga u, Mls daily. Tor Ousvi's
l2I NJ. Accommodation, daily ~ Pot Jcrys
~ ~ Wv for Nld5letoxn aud Newburgh.
81. m. Nib, Erprcs.. daily. ios Dankir1 snd bufAo
The Tr,u Of saturday Though to bGuso o does lot
sun To Dunsrk. ,
" l '"''s' CHARLEs MINOr. GensrI siDt
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lNoR nnSTON nnd PROVIDENCE. VIA NEW.

NOR HARTFORD, MERIDEN, and SPRING
Il plELD-,TFA MBoAT ard RAILROAD CONNhC-
TlnN via MEM HAVEN The CONTINENTAL leaves
Poi sin Fast River daily (Sngdays excepted AZ J:l9 NJ
r.c tsanno.t tam leave. the wh II az SEWHAyEN ON
tn~ rrira Of the boat al stations NltI LINZ
The TRAVELLER leaves for ew.iisyen at IL O'Clock.
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LOOMING LINE for ALBANY and TROY

vi aid int-fmsdite landings touching At th st-Sa'm
- ARMENIA leaves from the foot # Hsrusou-t No \
DAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY Al : a ~. The DA'.
I'LL BREW leaves tho foot Of Jay.st TUt SpAf. THURS
DAY, md SATt RDAY n a m. " b-hud'on hFe
,si,foed Ticket. viii be- received on board
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-18

Everything was confusion, Determination
almost anarchy. Gradually change arrctrcd,
Mon belan to see there was master hand hold
Of the rens, officers and privatcs were gradually
brought within restraint and made 90 attend TO
duty, confidence was restorci, and men lu,kei
hopeful. The General was at all times entirely
accessible to the military and civilians on husi
ness, and when at leisure received the visits Of
those WHO daily called to pay their respects. or
to sec him from motives of curiosity. There was
neither any parade nor the appearance Of IL
Even his dVorkccpcr wore citizens clothes
Promptly every morning the General was found
at his lahors where, until the dinner hour, he was
all devotion 10 his gpat task dinner disppsd
oi, andan hours rest over, and he was acain back
at his deck examining reports, giving ORDERS
studying the map, and making the moves in the
great game ut che, kmatns the rebels, which
now so nearly approaches consuma.ion. In
TINS short space Of time three large armies have
not only been put iu the field transported hun
drc,is OF miles IN .l.wutcr, but have been each
AMI all Victorious everywhere; not a rhc,N or ro-
verse has lmrcded the march Of lis advancing
columns IL is true he has brave officers and
heroic men, bat what does bravery avail unless
the master hand that directs tic movements
places the troops at the right points, and at the
night time ?
Ia S. Louis an Is quiet; order rci.ns. peace
agn,n t. taking her quiet sway IN Missouri 49,
The civil authorities ll.lin commence to rule
and soon Ills state will he ahle to take care Of
herself.
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Major General Pope, U. s.. Army.

aul yet, a /, lice llrcyily on 'le best overland
mail route, hetwc,n tho eastern AMI western
slopes of the Union, IL Was ui TIC ,.',a',st mo-
mrut to make It tuvrrslhlc. VIII l view 20
do this, the great Artcrlan wol enterprise wls
undertaken and entrusted 20 Captain Pope, whose
efforts AMI adventure Cu the lcs,t lorna stir
ring page Ia the history ui western exploration
Tho attempt, unfortunately, did not succeed,
and Captain Pope returned 10 the St,tcs. Dur
ins the political campaign Of lsiJ, hJ sympa-
uuAcd, as much ~ gu vli.cer properly could,
with tho Republican candidate ior the Prrtlrn-
cv, and, Ia an al 'rcsS on tho subject Of Eorti-
h,ntious read before tho Literary Society Of
Cincinnati, Gtiri2A tho policy OF President
buchanan In uupu.ng terms. Upon the
election of Mr.. Lincoln, lie accompanied that
gentleman on his pnrious and memorable trip
Ium Cincinnati 10 WHslirr'ou In February,
1861, pUl was court mhf'lllci by President
Buchanan shortly afterwards, but upon 'hc re-
commyndatUu Of Mr. llolt, tho Postmaster
General, the matter Was allowed to die. Whom
the rebellion broke ONT Captain Pcpc, a, a
Jealous able and raliuble officer was placed In
situations Of ruuonMhility anl rapidly
promoted, so much 80 that on tho 1ith
of MAY, 1861, hj resolved his commission as
Brignlrr General IN tho army d Missouri
When Gen. Ff,moat wAs Withdrawn from his
command, Gen. Pope had charge Of tho Western
Department until Gen. Hunters arrival. llis
brilliant movements in Central Missouri greatly
contributed 10 the Buccoss OF tho Campaign In
that direction md saved st. Louis llis late
even more dashius exploits at llmd No ~
have made his country familiar with n nqmo
which tho early capture Of Memphis will pro-
ballv cxalt TO tho li. hest rank Of tlrusa who
merit well Of the Republic.