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, 1862-04-02

Matters at the camp yesterday presented no
str1king1y new features The rain has repro
duced that delightful condition Of mud and
slush 60 common in that vicinity, and every
thing was covered with that delectahle sub-
stance.
On Monday forty-two prisoners we're
brought into camp, and yesterday thirty.six
more we're added to the rolls, all brought from
the st. Louis hospitals, whence they had just
been discharged They formerly belonged to
the different sccesh regiments first brought to
camp.
Below are the names Of our oHn soldiers
who haEe died in camp during the past four
days:
March e9th- -
q, Thos, q. osmond, Co. "A, SD H.
Niblock Graham, Co. A, 5sdm.
william Warner, 18th III.
The following is the List Of secesh prisoners
deceased since last Friday:
March s9.h-
CIV Watson, Co. L, Sd Miss
T. Griggs. Co g, 3D. Tenn.
ganez Sewbern, Co G, 9Th Ala.
March aoth-.
yohn yh,a1 r. Porter, CO. c, soth Tenn.
5a@ss 5 osSsal :, ls;s5eS 70 : c.; e., {, % Ala.
~ H. davenport, Co. z, 42d Tenn,
March s1st-
7. 2. Shaw, Co. c, aoth Miss.
s. RP s. Ws5hy' WRon5hley' &C., G, % Miss.
W. sittrell, Co. G. Sd TEN
r J. Rea. Co. c, sd Mita
G. VI Garhrough+ Co. q, 9th Ala,
6asl} Repo1ted 1ooaeg eSP9.'ea ~
, 1862-04-02

der light eupply the market advanced 5oDGc per
bushel. The demand at the close, however, WAS
not quite 60 active, and the upward tendency WIS
checked. To-Day the sales were lis bags at
$4.65; 10 bags at s4.75.
TIMOTHY SEED-There is q good supply Of
Timothy Seed md the market is dull and dropping
Showing decline Of 1oc on the week. Sales
were :-1a hagsprme ut 81. go; q bags medium at
$780,
FLAX sEED-Thc supply is light and the mark
ct ia quiet but firm at $1.so@1 IS.
HUNGARIAN sEED-Thc dcmand is moderate
and the market nominal at &c.,
FRUITS arc dull md drooo-
ing, with light sales at $90012bo for common to
prime western. Eastern Apples at $3.ooGs rs.
Cranherries are dull at s. 50@35o DRIED Fru1r
Steady with fair demand. VIC quote:
. a.
, 1862-04-02
mARKEI5 BE TELEGRaPH,

NEW YORK. April 1.-F1ouR Opened
heaEJ and dropping, and clozed rather
more steady. maintaining about yesterday =
prices; eales Il 400 brls at IS 15R5 81 for super
state; 66.S@5.35 for extra state; S5-15@5.20 for
super western; $52595 IS for common to med
extra westerns IS 65@5.s5 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio: *5.65@6.75 for trade
Brands Canadian Hour in moderate demand ut
previous quotations; sales $50 bfls at s5-5o@G 50
tor common y to choice extra. Rye -four qalet and
sales SEQ brls at $3.50 for jersey, and $s15for
BrandJwiue. .--.-
WHIsKI-Heavy and lower. Sales 5000 brls at a3
@s8Kc, closing heavy at inside price.
s.Ias GaWhs.t In dn s9d no%lnaly anshangsd
$50 bu Hill club at s1.80. Rye dull and droopfng.
sales 5;s0 bu at sRsIc. Barley sesEee aqd 6fm M =:
at Sic Corn-Market opened ehada frmer, and
closed at about 1s advsnee. win good export de;
western IN etore. ba@6ec del; SIC for inferior do
del. and 67@57Hc for JerseJ yellow Oats quiet
and firm. Gales at 37@40c for jersey, Canadian,
western and state.
QaooSaza.-sugar, EaH uoze active and armer.
, 1862-04-02

WHEAT-Received, SITS bu; received lzst week
2a,520 bu; shipped, So bu The dizziness noted
week ago eontinued during the early part Of the
week till No. Spring fell to i5c, and No. Spring
to Tc-subject to DC storage. Towards the past
two days the market rallied, aud prices closed at
about last weeks rates.
TO-DAY there was but light mo7ement-the
market opening firm, but closing dull and Kc
lower. Sales we're: 5000 bu No. ! Spring at TIC;
u coo bu do at &c; 5000 bu No. 2 Spring at 72lc;
II OO bn do at T2c; 1900 bu do at 7t1sc-all SUBJ
ject to DC storage.
There is yery little doing in Winter Wheat A
few days since 1870 bu No. Red changed hands at
ac-Eubject to DC storage.
CORN-Recei1ed today, 7956 bu: received last
week, ., ,ose bu; shipped last week, 5,s26 bu The
market during the geeatez part Of the week bas
been dull and neglected and the tendency WIS
dowuwards, TIL within the past two days, when,
under an improvement in Liverpool, the market
subject to 4c storage.
The Illinois and Alich;ran Caual will be oncned
through to Lasal1e to day, and large fleet Of csna
boase loaded with Corn Is expected this week.
Thus far there have been very little sold to arrive
Two boat loads which have lain here all winter,
were sold on Saturday last at 25Hc a1oat.
To-Day there was good demand for Mixed
Corn. and the market Was firm, with sales OF 10000
bushels in lots at s3c-subjeet to DC storage A
cargo Of 20 ,006 buahels old River Mixed Corn was
sold for delivery on the ts OF May at b. New
Com was II good demand Sales in bu-k on track
were: 1,4oo bu at q &c; 1870 bu do at &c,
0aTS-Receiyed to-day, s6s bu; received last
week 5.5e5 bn; shipped last week. 100 bu. There
has been considerable inquiry By shippers during
the week, and the market closes firm. Two or
three ca1goes were sold at &c 70 for delivery on
the 18th Of this month. TO-DAY the sales we're:
5fce hu No at 1Sc-4c storage; 100 bags do at 2sc
del, $50 hags do at &c del.
R1E-Reeeiyed to-day, 175 bu; received Last
week. s,49:: bu; shipped, IS bu- There is good
demand for fresh receipts No. Rye at 3sc In
store hnt holders are asking 39c, Sales, 100 bags
ct &c on track.
BAR1Ef-Rccetyed to-day, $500 bu; received
last week, 1oiaa5 bu; shipped, 1878 bu. There ia
seil very good demand on Eastern account, and
the market ls firm. Sales TO-DAY were: 160 bags
prime at SEC on track 1l0 bags good It 45c del st
bags at 43c del.
HiGHWMES-The market for Highwiues has
been e1Gited during the week, in consequence Of
the remission Of the tax On Wines held in store,
and prieea advanced from Is to a0c. TO-DAY the
market opened finn, hut closed dull under de
pressing news from New York. Sales were 900
hris and 81 hr1s at Soc lao brls do at ts so brls
at f91<c: $50 brls at 19c-part poor PACKAGES.
... ALCoH0-Unsettled.- d.-closing at at 4aD4sc per
gallon. 80 .s" ..-t'
CLOVER aEED-There has been very active
demand for CloTor Seed during the lHeek aad ,ua
, 1862-04-02
CcMNIERC1AI

TUESDAY EVENING, april 1, 1862
The following tables show the receipts and ship
mcnts Of leading articles Of trade and commerce
dur1p5 the past week and since Jan. !, with CON-
paratire statistics:
AKcEWTs OF LEADING ARTICLES At CHICAGO DURING
THE WEEK ENDING MARCH 20
, 1862-04-02

LIVE HOGS-The market for Live Hogs is dull,
and sales during the week haTe varied from 81 50
@2.eo gross. TO-DAY the salcs were-S5, ay. a49
bs- at $2.15.
BEEFES-Thcre is 4 very active demand for
good Beef Cattle, aud the market is firm at s2s0@
3e5 for fair to prime, and s. 25@a so for prime to
extra: The supply Is not equal to the demand.
, 1862-04-02

bhOtA tUEkA--ff1me brush is Ec1rce and in
limited demand at *6c@7ooo; common to good,
s30@50D0.
BEANs-Thcre is very actise demand for good
Mixed Beans at $12aGl.3o Prime Navy Beans
are scarce and nominal.
C0OPERAGE-Pork Barrels arc quiet at ST.
on track. Flour Barrels are unchanged.
POTATOES-The market is better supplied
and dropping. Sales TODAY, 400 bu choice Ne
shannocks at doc on track.
BCTTER-Good shipping butter il in fair re-
guest and steady at 9D10c. Choice Dairy, 110t2c.
EGGS-Fresh in good supply, with sales at T35sc
per doz.
POULTRY Dressed Chickens dull at s. 1o7Ss Z,
per doz; Turkeys. 6NG7c per b.
LCMBER-ReceiTed last week, Isl, 900 feet luz1-
Der by Lake and 1850 feet by Railroads Shipped,
1851, ESQ feet Lumber; 1,o25520 Shingles; 233,
pcs Iath. The market for Lumber is quiet and
without any material change in prices. Common
boards and fencing are sold generally at 5000.
Several canal boats have been loaded at conccs-
sion Of 12EG25c; bur the sales arc principally at
$9e0. Upper qualities are slightly lower. shiu-
t3or . +enT
, 1862-04-02
MARINE LIST.
PO RT OF CHIC A @.
ARRIVED. April !,

Prop Lady Franklin, Napier, st. Joseph, - pkg
fish, 90 brls -four.
Schr ArEo, Bergh, Cent1eEi1le, 1856 eds wood
Schz Belle, Edwards. Manitowoc, 650m shingles.
CLEARED. April.
Prop Lady Franklin, Napeer, St. Joseph.
schr Il Gates, Flack, Webstec's Pier.
Schr Experiment, Dixie, St. Joseph, tons coal-
Schr Speed, Keed, Port Washington.
Schr atinot Mitchell, Egan, Nlanitowoc.
Sehr ArEo, BeTgh, CenifeviIe.
Schr Belle, Edwards. Manitowoc.
Sehr Telegraph, ReiSde1l, Manistee.
schr Jane Louisa, Davis, Manitowoc.
, 1862-04-02
Cincinnati HKaIket--MarcTt 81.

In onr market to-day there was good demand
for bulk meats, and sides were higher selling Al
&c for heavy. Shoulders were in request at &C.
sides. There WAS no inquiry for mess pork OF ba
con, and prices were nominal Lard firm at tx
for prime fierce. Flour dull at .ao5i Is for su
per1ine. The newe from New York was favorable
bat neither this nor the decline in freights had
much effect: from the fact that currency is con
eiderably above shipping point: Whisky ad
yanced to 19c. but closed heavy Wheat declined
2@3c under increased offerings. No change in
corn. Oats advanced to 2s1Ga9c- Clover aeed
dull at $5G5.10 Sugar and nolasses firm. Coffee
dull. LinEeed oil dull at S5c.
, 1862-04-02

We hare nothing definite as yet in regard to
freghts between this and other points the present
spring; We learn. however. that the following fig
lowing commodities, and from The points below
stated:
Lumber from Saginaw to Chiesgo. s. . H.; to
from Cleveland to Chicago, 75c q ton iron or
from Marquette. l.. S.. to Cleveand, Sc 50 q ton
Coal from Cleveland to Buffalo, 7se q ton Wood
from st; Clair River to Chicago, $1-50 q cord
We shall doubtless be more fully advised within
the next few t1ays--Dst7oit Tribune, 3.st.
, 1862-04-02

~ For cleaning and dying gcntleznan's clothes
20 to Cook Mclean. a5 Dearbos1-strees. This
old established house do better and cheaper work
than any in the city. &ebs17y
, 1862-04-02

the Second Universalist Society of this cItv
has purchased the extensive Ibrarv Of tha
Late Key. Or. Q. A. Skinner, formerly Presi-
dent ofthe Lombard University, u a nnclens
for the Skinner Library Association. The
addhion consists Of about two thousand
, 1862-04-02

E# That fine actress aad good Old lady,
Mrs. Anna Marble, is set down for benefit at
McVickArss to-uight.
, 1862-04-02
Startling News!

HAMPTON RHODES, April lit is reported
that the rebel steamer Merrimac came ont 10
Hampton Rhodes, had a brief cannonadc With
the Mentor, and then fastened on to her with
graphing irons prepared for the purpose, aud
toWed her into Norfolk in spite Of all our ef-
{of tna @ The biz Lincoln ourst
FooI was on board the Monitor and had her
in charge. Great excitement at Washington.
Nobody hurt when the gun burst. The Fed
era1 troops arc now engaged in obstructiug
the Rhodes at Fortress Monroe, to prevent
the Mcr1iuac from getting ont.
LATER
ArR1L 1Et, p. M.-While the Merrimae had
the Monitor in tow, the latter poured into the
rebel steamer hot shot until she sunk her
Capt. 4. r Fool-"My Boy,' was drowned
, 1862-04-02
13uar1i1lu.
EGtrapen.

NOTICE Ten Dollars Reward
l. Strated EoE m- premises, No 50 North Peoria st
On The I'd ms. sGau sized :rcaI Color rQ17 w;.h
Asit colo;ed ms1e and tatl ANY rers3l giving nfor
shall receive the above reward.
NI:s:.nsE 81 JAMES McTAE4HTrE
, 1862-04-02

IF Go to John Jones, III Dearborn IT., and get
your Clothes cae4ned ana repaired nov13
, 1862-04-02

fE- Gilbert, Sampson d Warner sell this
morning an invoice Of splendid white granite
croekcry and flint glassware, cooper's and
joiners' tools. Also, ten bags Of dried apples,
teas. cream tartar, beans, d.c,. &c.
, 1862-04-02

~ The Spring term Of the Chicago Dancing
Academy will commence April 1st. Persons wish
ing instruction In dancing will find this the pleas
antess season Of the year. For terms enquire at
the Academy. sontheast corner Of Clark aad MOI
roc streets of. Edwin MARITIME. mch46t
, 1862-04-02

WATcH TH1EyEs.--Two boys yesterday Wis
tied the watch-repai1iBg shop Of German, at
No. al2 Wells street, and while one was talk
ing with the proprietor to attract his atten-
ton, the other went behind the counter, and
grabbing ten-do1lar silver watch, made his
exit. They have neither Of them been cap
turcd as yet
, 1862-04-02

"Can On Dunlop, Sewen 4 Aapa1ding Tor Printing -
nov11-h21i-ly
, 1862-04-02

~ For Paper Hangfngs go to the old stand Of
E. g. L. FaxoD. 10 Lake street. He has the best
workrcn in the city. ap13m
, 1862-04-02

HERhAEN.-The bad weather Of last eyen-
ing did not prevent large audience from as.
sembling in Bryan Hall to witness the feats
performed by n. Hermann. He will undoubt-
cdly draw as good house tonight, as he is to
Introduce number Of novelties never before
exhibited in Chicago.
, 1862-04-02

FfeSiouBlJ Tepofted- 1ao
Reported to-day. -..........-,... =
, 1862-04-02

Y n. A-Au persons having
Please present them I3IbIEDfaTELY 70 the u1de:-
sisned. They EEl be paid Is soon audited 6y the
pEoper Committee CHAS. 2. KELLOGG.
Chairman F1na1ce Committee, I. NJ a.. !Le.e St
Ch1CeE0. MaEEh e, 156s. Eh2El1SI1F
, 1862-04-02
NOT1CE Wanted to exchaaoe
lF SC ACRES OF LAND

r Michigan. on hLcat4so Southern Railroad. aud =
three story Frsmt Building In Chicago with ten horxe
po~er engine IN good order; Buaatng arraole for
manufse'urtog mani pq5posss sad nav eseInioe fos nc
of ground lassc {uf Jeals) s, two Is loot tota iii
ChfcaEo Tor Dwelling w1th shout Ave u TN urS Of
sn- The 9.f-tcee If a2y. :.1 be paid In case. sino
tae tnenrhEaace. u Any. Au Or ether oI the acorr
81, Chicago. Ewing partfc11srh nh78p8G3w
, 1862-04-02

LUxuEI-D. B. De Land Il Co. Is Chemical Sale
ratus is truly luxury, as it makes such nice,
white bread, luxurious biscuit and pastry Of all
kinds. Mrs. Jones aud Mrs. Smith a1ways use it,
which accounts for their being such model cooks.
Get some and try It for yourselves,
, 1862-04-02

ITO RFNT-From April lst, a lot
feet deep with 80 feet r1ver front with ra road side
T1fEs On ne Jan sane mating i dGs:Eas location fo1
VA eMADHAhs. . WILLARD l. COS ice office, q! Dea.
10lG EtIeeG nnlftHfSI..13t
, 1862-04-02

THE HoME FOR TIE FR1ENDLEss.-The
monthly meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of
the Home forthe Ftfend,ess will be held at
the Home this afternoon st 5 O'Clock.
~ Gfaeeland Cemetery omnibus tickets
are furnished without Charge to lot owners
and purchasers, on application at the Office Of
the Company in Bryan Hall. See advertise
zuept Of time table in another column
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-10
SAINT MARY's BEACON
- rvslssszs syssY THURSDAY sY
~. KING. { JANIS 3. D0Vus

TEaNs o. SUBSCRIPTION. 81 so per an
nan. to be paid within six months. Ne
subse1iptiOn win BE- received for q short
sr period than six months, and no paper
- discoatinncd until al arrearages are
psid. szeept = ths epsisa " the publish-
eSs.
TEnxs or ADvERTlsuxs.-S1 per
square for the 6rst insertion, and Is
ets. for every subsequent insertion
Twelvelipes Of less constitute a square,
II the number o. insertions be not marked
% he advertisement. it will be publish
Cd until forbid, and charged accordingly.
A liberal deduction made 10 those who
advertise by the rear.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-10

H The girls Of Northampton have
been sending bachelor editor boquet
Of fsnxy aud wormwood. The wrctched
indi. idual says he don't care-it's swcetcr
than mutrimony. anyhow.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-10

When docs farmer act with great
rudeness towards bis corn? When he pulls
its cars.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1862-04-10

The fisherman who trust Il in coming
events ought uaiy sAad ,L.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.


The Merrfmac still at Norfolk-Favora-
BILE Weather for Military Opera ations-
The French Minister En- Route for
Richmond, Co., &c.
FORTRESS MONROE, April IA, 1852.
The Msrrmac has not come out and nothing has been
OF her to-day The tide has been low and this may
have kept her in Early in tho morning rebel tug
out from behind Sswall's Point but s,on returned.
Later in tho day there large re In the woods
the Point apparently from the burning OF bush which
engaged the attention Of the curious and gave rise
Some spocuIations that tho rebels were building new
battery thore.
WASHINGTON, April Is, 1s62.
Dispatches received from Old Point up 10 nine O'Clock
ehis morning report all quiet there. Various rumors
current about the Merrmac but pothing reliable
known. She had mado her appearance up to the
hour above referred to.
FORTRESS MONROE, April l5--4 p. NJ.
Hon. E. N. STANTON
Nothing has occurred since my despatch Of this
fng TO disturb tho quiet then represented.
The ne weather is very favorable for tho operations
nt Yorktown and is probable that General Mcclellan
will no able to open his batteries the fortca
tions OF the enemy.
Tho French Minister honored mo with visit this
morning. He has gone 10 Norfolk and will go 10 Rich.
mond On entering the fort gave him salute of thr-
aeen guns JOHN l.. WOOL, Major General
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

no more Than the politician oppose barrier TO ths
progress OF human ideas
No. ss. "Light Triumphant" by George Inness. pic
ture OF violent effects violent to be sgressbs
natural The success which Mr. Inness has met with in
the deneaton OF unusual phases in the aspects Of
ture tsmpts him at times into sxravagancss To this
class the present work belongs.
snarlingly forcibls.
No. 55. ssEvangeline,p by Edwin White Tho line ia
Lonsfeow's poem describing Evangsiine as strayng
churchyards and gazing and tombstonss has
been selected as the subject Of this picture 1t sombrs
but effective. and the description POLITICALLY
as it Is expressed in the original
NO. 5s. "Chanceor Ferris" by D. Huntington. The
tone and general treatment Of this picture exceedingly
agreeable, and impart TO it value which por
trait would not possess.
No. 90. "Fittng Out Moses for the Fair" A. II.
Richie clever composition, painted with nice ap-
probation OF the subject, and carefully handled. 1t is
pity that the artist did not give himself little
room on tho 1t would have enhanced tho value
OF tho figures
No. "a. "Laborors Dessert" A happy idea imper.
fscty but not altogether unsuccessfuly wrought out
No. 70. "Torre dei schavi." s. r. Clifford. The wild
scenery and peculiar atmosphere Of the Roman Campagna
arc captally rendered in this picture.
No. 70. Scene near Leweliyn Park, Orange county.
N. j., by L B. Thorpe An effective sketch, highly
ditabic TO an amateur artist.
No. 90. "Wnd Riyer Mountains, Nebraska Territory"
A. Bierstadt, N. A. This landscape has merit but ID
wanting in that strength Of color for which have just
given credit to Mr.. Bierstadt in his other picture.
No 104 "Sunday Morning in the Camp OF the Seventh
regiment near Washington. d. Co." by 8. r. Clifford.
N. A. most interesting picture. Tho landscape Is
charming, commanding long stretch down the Potomac
and fha incid nf tha H.
handled.
We find that although have only got thus far
through the catalogue we have exhausted the space al
lottsd to us for to-day. We SHALL however resume at
tho earliest opportunity examination OF the remain.
ing pictures
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

70 the First Comptroller II was examined by Comp
troller whitssey, and in 1858 Comptroller Medi sus-
tanned by tho opinion Of Attorney General Black decided
that the claimants were entitled to damages in law,
equity Or justice. President Buchanan anxious for
Its payment and was angry at the decision The claim
Is again revived ThePos Office Department has written
to the Comptroller protesting against the reopenng Of
case that has besn adudcated by every department Of
the government to which 1t has been referred.
DEATH OF MRS. CLARK.
The wife OF Hon. A. w. Clark C. from the Jefferson
and Lewis district New York. died in this city yesterday
after brief illness
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
The Navy.

GAINA.-This clad sloOpor war got up steam
yesterday morning and proceeded trial trip from
the Continental Iron Works at Greonpoint the Navy
Yard, Brooklyn distance Of about three miles At
hapast nne A. H. she gracefully moved from her dock
heading up stream, amid the tongo Of steamboat bells
tho blowing Of steam whistles both sides OF the river
and the huzzas Of thousands who congsgated On the
70 en docks and boats along the river She proceeded
up for about half mile whom her course was
tered and with the greatest she rounded and pro-
oeodsd TO the Navy Yard the rate Of about six miles
pcr hour She minds her helm beautifully, and her
chnery worked with the utmost satisfaction As she
not at all in sailing trim, this trial, although highly
satisfactory Is not fair test Of her sailing qualities
and her officers fses confident that when In proper
trim she will at least make ton miles psr hour.
Tho Gasna Of tho thrso clad vessels contracted
for the Secretary OF the Navy under authority Of the
OF Congress, approved the Sd Of August 1861 ths
Monitor and Kensington being tho other two Having
already given description Of her armor in tho columns
Of the HERALD We will merely state that she do
signed BY Mr. julius Patterson and constructed at Mys.
tic Connecticut, by Messrs M6xon Fish Co., and tho
general OF the work conducted by
Naval Constructor Rook After being launched she
sent to tho Continental Iron Works. Grsenpoint where
she received her armor. She is not at all like the Mon
tor being simply ironplated steamer Of great
strength. and modelled with Wow 10 speed. Her d.
msnsions are:-Lsngth over all, 2Os feet breadth Of
beam 50 feet depth Of hold TX feet, and 900 tons
burthsn. She pierced for eighteen guns but will not
carry than six. She lying under the shears
at the Navy Yard receiving her and outnt but
there considerable work bs done on her yet she will
not probably be roady for before Saturday Sun
day. She is of1cered as follows
COmmander-Alfred Taylor.
Lieutenant and Executive O6icer-L. n. Newman.
Aotm0 Mastcs-Arthur W. Emerson aud Samuel B.
Wsshburn.
Assistant SWr0eow-R. z. Van Gressn
Acting Assistant PdvmdSter-J. II. Sellmau.
BodNc0in-Robert Dixon
Gunner-Jared D. B0orum.
First Asssistam Engineer, acting Chief Enginer-J
A. Thompson.
Acting First Assisons Enoinw-AlfordG. G. Pembls.
Acting Second Assistant Engineer-A. 8. Chapman.
Acting Third Assistant En0iness-Thomas MuIholland,
James bodd.
Acting Masters Aates-Aexandcr Meldrum, Andrew
McCisary, John H. jerks, Edward A. Gulaudo.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS CORPS.

Salute I'm Honor OF the Recent victo-
ries-Picket Shooting OF the Rebels.
WOODSTOCK, Va, via Edenburg, April Is 1852.
national salute fred at to-day, in honor Of
che recent Victories by order of General Banks Grsa
enthusiasm Is manifested throughout the div sion.
The rebels continue barbarousy to fro on our pckets
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

This valuable preparation the prescription Of Of the
and skihu In New England, and
been used with failing In thousands Of
IL not only relieves the chnd from PAIN but nveorates
stomach and bowels corrects acidy and gives tone and
yigor to the whole system.
Il will almost instantly relieve gripping the bowels and
overcome convulson which, II mot speedily remeded end
IN death.
dysentery ana dsrrha children whether II arises from
teething other causes.
sold by dealers in medicine the world over.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

Opening OF the Welland Canal.
ST.. GATHERINGS, C. w., April IS, 1892.
The Wellahd canal opened to-day. Vessels are NOV.
ing each way There are about sixty to. go up.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
C0roncr's Inquest.

FATAL RAILROAD AccDEN.-Coroner wildsy held an in
quest at Bellevue Hospital upon tho body Of Mchas
Gleason, native of Ireland, aged fortyssven years.
who was accidentally killed n attempting jump the
front platform Of OF the Second Avenue Railroad
while intoxicated. Verdict in accordance with the
above facts Deceased resided at No. 200 Frsy avenue
where he leaves wife and family.
The New York herald., 1862-04-16

Beautiful Complexion.-Laird's Bloom
Youth Liquid Pearl preserves and beauties Com
plexion and Skin. Sold at t3s Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-04-16
The Furious Gale OF Thursdsy night

whed tile under the rail car. and placed Ne in deli
cate position. We Immediately repaired KNOX the Hat
Of Fulton street and Broadway, and obtained
OF his spring style and found neat tasty and
vc Our promenade the plaza Friday the chief
object Of notice That Hat did II all.