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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
Tho TrIbuno ana Gen. nrcCleIIan. ,Jl

= - = A~sAAAc @-AhNA NNVhAa 4AGOA6llAns !
We have been unable to reconcile the con.
tinued attacks of the New York Tribune upop
Gen. Mcclellan with real loyalty to the Gov.
ernment, and we have hitherto failed to dis
cover any adequate motive for lis persistent vim
dictiveness. The Tribune Of Saturday makes
q clean breast of Its enmity, as follows: '4'
sour difference with Gen. Mcclellan, Il DIFF
ference there be, relates to the spirit In which
the war should be waged and the end which the
Unionists should contemplate. . Ifany
one 10 In possession Of evidence that General
Mcclellan is---aa we know Secretary Stanton to
be-in favor Of thoroughly crushing out the
rebellion In the shortest practicable time and
by the most readily effective means, we will
thank him for that evidence. But We beg him
TO comprehend that this Ia not question affect
ing Gen. M, . ability. to plan or conduct cam.
paign mot at all. We do NOT enter upon that
field of inquiry. What we want to be assured
of is that, If he could to-moFrow order an ad-
vance that would crush the rebellion At a blow.
he ould not hesitate on the reflection that he ,coul
be likely to kill stoeraI housGnd good yoters. ,chor
he might need IN 1864, sOhsM he rams for Presi-
dent az the candidate Of the rsunited aad rsinoig
GRATED sham Democracy" M iaseiie4is3s = d
n Let It be noted and remembered that while
inc hssi0I i rejoicing sSs.. s.>:ss. .sc.esse.
planned BY Gen. Moe Clellan and other military
officers while the most vigotoub pfeparatiunI
| arc making TO follow up these. successes, the
Tfi6&ne ie endeRvoring to ruin In the public es
timaticn man who enjoys the confidence oi
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che Ohio 9tatesnram
DAILY. TRt-wERKLY AND WEEKLY

aAa ,saANYpENNY & MILLER,
AND PR0PRIEFORs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
The Napoleon Hair Toilet I

WIN CURL STRAIGHT HAR In Soft, sIlken Flowing
Ourls that viii remain In shape for one day or one
week desired or any lcnEe PERIOD II the directions
are strictly followed which very simple and easy.
The air Toilet does not In any manner interfere with
nor dyes II; but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance; 1t also prevents the half from Ialfno Of and
turning gray. M N IfI9 Ito ~ d, 81 - y --ff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

Has been before the public bat sAor time and has al.
resuy peen tested BY over one thousand persona and
they testify that the Napoleon Hair q ne ereatsrt
beauther ever offered to the American people. =,
70 prevent this Toilet from being counterfeed or I'M
taea py unprnclpled persons, do not oGSr 10 for
sale at any Druggists In the United states Fhsrsfore
anyLady or Gentleman who desires Soft Luxurant Hair
and Curs, and Long Soft Whiskers or Mousiaoho can
procure the Invigorator Toilet either one for one
dollar, incosed In a letter, with their address
I Address O y. sPENY 4 CO.,
I Box 1s3, CollInsviIIs,
Hartford Co., Com Q
And i will be carefully sent by return mail. =.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-04

Trains Leave Columbus as follows:
VIA HEtLAiRE' VIA sTrurREv1IIx.
Morning Express.
4OoA.M. STOP. NJ. 4:OOA. NJ. 1856 PM
ARRIVE AT BELLArRR
1910 A. NJ. 940P.M.
ARRIVE AT PIrTsBuRoH
''Avr d" ,$4s A. M 4lOP. NJ. 2;05 A. NJ.
arrive AT HARRISBURG
''o A. NJ l~OP,M, 3l0A. NJ. 100 P, NJ.
ARRIVE AT BALTIMORE
e'SVA' NJ s3O NJ. $40 A N. 5;30P 81.
ARRIVE AT PHnApEtPHlA.
E4o A. NJ $50 P, NJ, 740A NJ, 5:20P.M.
Z. N NEW YORK VIA ALLErrowN N. Y. gt49
iiOOA'M. GSOP' NJ. 1900 A. NJ. $50 P. NJ.
VIA PH1LADHIrurA To
h4SP' NJ ~lo;l5P. NJ. las Pm, -IO.15P.M
UJPsleeping cars on all night trains.
The Only Route from Columbus 10
baltimore, Philadelphia or
NOW York
WITH ONLY ONE CHANGE OF CARS.
and Ohio Railroad. p"
ETThis route is 30 MILES SHORTER to Pittsburgh
than Northern lines. '
U Baggage Checked Through to all i'm.
portant points East, ,I s.. q ismas
H Ask for Tickets via BelIare or Stcu-
benville.
BT Tickets Good over either Route. ~
~ JOHN W. BROWN,
General Ticket Agent Central Ohio n. r.
IRA A. HUTCHINSON,
General Ticket Agent Steubenyille Short Line,
Columbus, Jan, 95, lse9.Iaug YIBTR0N
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Helps Oser Hard Places Stories for Boys BY Lypds Pa
uer. l8rno., Up. ia. American Tract Society
Primary Arithmetic By Charles Davies LII ID. limo, PIP
~. A. y. Barnes Bur-.
Infantry Tactics for SCHOOL, By the author Of "Schoo
Amusernenta" limo. pp. $50 The same.
Lyrics for Freedom and other Poems- l1mo., PIP. $50
Carleton. -
Tho Bibo Exposed, By ErnsmuI svo, Pr. ISL j.
hrndun.
The Broken Chain. By L. o. z. iemo. PIP. lsa Cste
Brothers
Tho Black Gig ByA L. o. Y. I8mo. PIP. 1870. The ssras
Why Paul feron Killed his Wife ny the Author Of Pau
FeuolL" i2iDo.. PIP. 23S. Carleton.
Tho Wos. Of Charles dickens. (Bsrnsby Ridge vols
Sheldon L Co.
The Altar Home Second Series Rmo. pp 3J6. Walker
Wise L Co
Officer. of the Union Army and Navy by Dean Dudley.
limo Tp. 49, l. Prng Co.
Victor Hugo Lee Msefsbes Tfsnsased By Charles Y.
NilDOur. Bvo Carleton. -
Lockhah. Lie OF Sir Water Scott tHousehoi Ydition
vols. l2no. 1icknor n Fields. Sold by shell
den D Co
Practical Gaide the Study Of tho Diseases Of the Eye
~ Henry w. Williams. b. u. l2too, PIP Jl7 The
Same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

To the case Of David Heaton against The Kauhat-
tan Fire Insurance Company Of New-York, the
Supreme Court of Rhode Island decided on the Goth
inst that the plaintiff could not recover, unless the
renewed premium was actually paid, in accordance
with tho provision Of the original policy The action
was to recover the sun of 1000 on policy Of in
sirapce held by the plaintiff us mortgages OF the ma.
chinery in 2 wooden mill in North Providence, de-
s,royed by fire in the mouth Of December last. The
renewal of the policy is claimed 90 have been effected
by parole contract TO that effect with lmmannel
r,erle tie ageut Of the Company on the day OF the
h,e. No cert fcaie of renewal was issued or in-
iorsed upon the poicy, was any premium psic AZ
the time Of the alleged contract
Thompson's Bank Note Reporter, issued to-day
furnishes the following information relative 10 'ne
interest and debt Of the States
4, {. understood thst No~.York viii pay tho $500 OO
dns June I MONDAY gold; md on the Is, o, 'Y
1900 600 aud all State interest it. direct dep-aFo u E"u
Tnis viii ei.burss about 12,z5ltp III i've week on o'a
account. - IL aso Undersooo that IN. S'.,s "" oe"' Ia,
In lane 1861 a. one year viii he paid In currency DIS
being BIT for OF thu Federal OoyefDH ebt t o'1e
feels no N a pay az, hing better thsn Govern
meat cnuenry -
The Cs,cago Tribune Of the 27th says:
The weather during the past wech Ia. been unsettled win
rather low Temperature and on to whole nor very FAVOR
able 10 The gov ing crops Corn planting in the country 10
ysry well sdvanced-in pacs ~ tfeiy over au as N
"a We can un breadth Ia large lns bssAih o Sp
IN. rolling lands there good amount IL tho GROUND
The crop looks we'll though about Two week. a'e' '"sH '
The receipis and shipments of produce at Chicago
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

TALLOW-A steady mskst. sud the dsmand CIR, sGss -
%, 0o0 Il so for Western ard 20 eos Cry ID ID ~
TOBACcO-Ker'ucty has been In good demsad al
prices eighty hrmrr; sales Of 500 hhds Kentucky 4
l8aIic Other kinds 6un and In moderate request ssss
Of 2g5 bales Havsns at 420c 90 Seed Leaf fn
TEAS Tho Ia active demand has In measure subsided
though the market 10 and holders fui foYmer
rates We have only to notice 800 hshchests Greens
pricsfe terms
WINES AND sPlRITs-Th.re f fsi, isquir, :. steady
Fur. Juic. on private me; 10 hhos ~. Croix Rum n
I 4 l59 81 20, 20 pipes cs'ia', Gio . 81 20. T.,
Grn sles Of TOO bbs 2Sd2c for state. and Aa.c fs
Westsrn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

s. %an held an Inquest yesterday 81 ., Mr. john
sacket street, Broossn upon 'ne Uo, .,reet, short
W. Stephens, who fell dead ~ ' y" tie way to hh
distance nom his resldence, VINE NNsswYork. The Dc.
:s s: SS % s' ssSd 81
S SsSscSe ' medical ela@.iion Of the brsn,
paU'ed by enargemen' OF the nsar. by tho jury
with which verdict vas Of che dry goods irm u
The deceased was II memoer o. '"e '
storv. Southworth, & Ssephcn>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31
CORPORATION CoSrHAcTs.--Yesterday bids were
opened aud contracts awarded at tue Street Depart

CORPORATION CoSrRAcTs.-Yesterday bids were
opened and contracts awarded at tue Street Depart
mout for various Jobs, IA follows:
Repairing aud rssReiog in TiTiy fourth street between
Madison and Lexington svenues aud in foUrh .yeuue be-
1n ytih sGd Thirty eighth Streets TO Michael Ma
honey, A. $3.50 -.
Rsrsiiry rcgs1ng the public lamps for year; To
Alexander FRA, don. At 4i.A0
Furuhinr laO %. isnps. 70 John Broderick 81 f7Tla
Building steam hre engine oI Engine Company No 3;
10 A. y. Taylor SOU Co. n - 30.
Nov hand sssne for Lrsine Company No. IS; to James
Smith, AZ : On.
Nav Engine cOupsuo. NOs a. and to Jo.epb
! Pine st +tsO.
New for BOOK ard Ladder Company No G. to C. T.
HGTtshoru, a. 4;B.
New hoe carriage for Hose Company No I; 20 JoG Fine,
at s523
New house oT Engine Company No. ia to Hdwsd LINEN
5. s4TN.
New house fr Hose Company No. 81 to John Fstt.eth
VI Sl36D
N,w FOR Hook and Ladder Company No. Ill TO G. L.
pu'dy At 81 $50.
New house for Hose Company No. i; to WIN. Coulter at
5000.
Alterations ard additions to house for Hose Coupeny No.
IS; 10 John Rodgers, st %2.4le.
Repairing pier No. 20 n IT, 70 David Babcock at ~ 60
stand Of ColOi Tor 9Th Regiments TO Alexander Bando a,
at aJ3A
New steam fe-engne for Hose Company No 81 10 A. Z.
Taylor, son q Co., At $3.50
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Rere,vss Of Pvsasce.

MAY OBJ 800 bb. Flour Q 500 bbs Corn Mesl S6 bba
WHISKY l9l 9l9 bush What % 535 bush Corr O. S 5ssh
y. 1893 bush Oats, 1905 pig, Povsoos 0oi pks Lard
2S5 kegs LAID, 80 pkgs. Ashes 3Optzs Oh Meal t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

PRoNpr ARREST OF HOTEL TEIIF.-Yester-
day morning. John Miller, alias james Brown, q
wel-known hotel thief, detected in the room OF
Don Mariana Hernandez, at the Astor House, which
he hid entered with false key, and robbed Of s'9
iu gold coin. One Of the waters who Jaw him in
the room, caught him, and tried TO take him 10 the
Office but lost his grasp and he ran away. He was,
however, caught by officer Of the Third Precinct,
in Barclay street, and taken TO the Third Precinct
Staiion-House, where the stolen money, diamond
breasfpip, diamond ring. gold watch and chain,
slO9 in treasury notes, $40 in bank bills, and / 10
Bank Of England note No. 7S,I0;, were found on
bic person. All these were supposed to be the re-
suit of hotel theits recently committed. lie was
taken before Justice Brennan and committed in de-
fault of bail
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Advert sement
4" DIR. LELANDs ANTI-RHEUMATTC BAND"

rerr meet for Rheum,iism 0Jut, Nrurasa, AID
al Snir Affections SeIi per Espr.ss upon receipt oil
price 81; maieJ, postpaid Tor ~ "A.
iLutTHArKD TKRATIsK. C- ti6cd Testimonis soni
free. O. SMITH Co, Proprietor,
No. isi Broadway. New York
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fAdvertiseuent

GRAND FAMILY HOLIDAY THIS Day, at BAR
vows MUSEUM with splendid dramatic Performance,
At and = ocock o. N Tho grand BODY show comm .nce,
next Monday Ladies wishing avoid the CROW had better
70 ear y--not later than y OF 10 l. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

Descriptive PAPgRs FOR SoLDIERs.--Ine "o-
fceucv in descriptive papers is not only source Vi
annoyanee TO the surgeons and agents but se'i'''
Inconvenience 70 the sick and woul'"e"
Two-thirds Of the men who reach our hosF'''
no descriptive papers whatever, ana .n' 'e" WV
have them generally find them " in'pe'e'"' VIZ"
Inn, ,hev ara alnlos. worthless. WUhout properly
draffed descriptive peperr the SICK and wouno'u
,,,o, not their nav nor their pensions. There are
o.o.,, ,,6 hundreds of men who have claims upon
the Treasury, but they cannot ootsin oo"ar ''o''
H. paymascr 70 relieve toe wants OF their suerlhs
wives and children, because tie captains ci Their
eomnaies have given them no descriptive papers, or
tie inconsideratc SURGEONS by the way have heed
lesly Detained them in heir pgeon.holes Instead of
forwarding them with the men to the hospital. a
descriptive paper should contain the name oil the
soldier, description of bis personal appearance
sta,e tho tine when he enlisted, the letter OF his
company aud the number of lis regiment, when end
by whom lie WIS last paid, and the quantity Of
clothing be hes received. With such document the
soldier viii fud no difficulty in securing his back
pay and q pension if lie is entitled to 1t.
Government il expected to furnish blanks TO the
Captain of each Company. 1t is the duty Of the
Captain to make out the descriptive list If be has
no blanks he is not excused from that duty. and It's
non.periormancc argues Indifference or incompeiency
or both. II will not answer TO make out more than
one descriptive paper upon one sheet. We mention
this because there are instances IN which several
names have been appended to one paper, thus MAX
ing il useless to tie holder. The descriptive papers
are usually placed by the captains III the hands OF the
surgeon Who accompanies the sick aud wounded men.
When he surgenders lis charge, it is his duty to de-
liver the papers to the next surgeon in charge; ii he
fails 10 DO this he subjec,s the agents and doctors to
great Inconvenience, aud the soldier and biz friends
to grea, pecunary loss aud brings dscre dit upon tie
army and tie Government, when neither are 20
blame, and he alone is culpabe.
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mnrkets-c,usruLLr RKronTrp 20, TEEN y. TNIrusx.

FUIDNIs My .0"-s
CoTTON-The weakness Of yesterday was BAT enpoIs'y
the prerncs ~ .evss early tAis morning -no "
s,u.s, Corinh Il Ing tho msikrt eonsiiefspy
sctivy. sud cedly mote tore at the eio'e ~
,vp,.d h II the Re- els ju-t commeucso
by the evacuation 4 Corin,h shoDd be continued all Ie
Cotton o. th, Wy viii %. destroyed Which eh toe 'tp>
ecs now of.nf Induces great frmnss IT, prices Though
cannot quote advance The sales today eubaeo about
A n 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

collected. and eventually police officer coming mp
arrested Mr. Blair on be faith Of the boys statement
Mr. Il. was taken before Alderman Hall ~ 'ne
Tooubs, and after explaining the matter, ne ""'
discharged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

To THE HoaEoPATHisTs OF NEw-YoRK.-lt Is
requested that all donations and contributions intended io the
Homeopathic Hospital 10 Washington should be zen, to the
Secretary Of the Bomeopsihc Sanitary Commission" Of
,hs, city Mr.. blanchard 10. 3 North street, Ws.Lns
ton D. G..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

An UNSUCCESSFUL DoDcE.-Yesterday afternoon,
as John j. Blair esq, PIesdeu, Of the Belyidere
Bank, Ncw-Jersey, was passing down CourtlaDd,
street. having ~ bis POSSESSION the sam Of $s3 900
be was accosted by BOY, Who up to him brea.h-
Ies~ly, asking him to come blck and pay for some
Windows aud glass which he had broken. A crowd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

A New ARRAnGZaEHT-STEAMBo AND RAIL
ROAD CoSSEcTios.-On and after Monday, June ?,
the steamer Continental leaves New-York for Now
Haven. from Pier No. % East River, AT 81 p. m.
A steamboat train will be in waiting on the wharf
at New-Haven, and will leave for Springfield and
all the intermediate stations at about u P. M, or on
the arrival of the boat. Returning, the steamboat
train leaves Springfield for New-Haven at 1925 p
In.'sopping at intermediate stations and running
direct 70 the boat. Passengers reach New-York in
time Tor the early morning trains South and West
The steamer Cou'iusn,al recently built express
ly Tor this line, aud is ooe Of the strongest and
stauDchest boats on the Sound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

SALE OF PRIZE yEsssLs.-To-day the United
States Marshal will sell o, auction, under the drec-
ton Of the United States Prize Commissioners, the
bark Sallie Magee srd the Stephen Hart The ves-
sells lie at Wheeers stores, near the foot OF horta.
que street, Brooklyn, and the sale will take place on
board.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31
fAdvorisemsnt1
BUSINESS MIN WANT CLERKS AND APPREN.

TIcss VITO hsv just the right talent for their particular pur
.uit Phrenoo.icai IxiDilatiou at FOWLER WELLS No.
38 Broadwsy ~ direct the right TO the right place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31
stock of the Pennsylvania Railroad will DO pays0'o
IN Tia .tocL holders on the 18th of next month.

stock of the Pennsylvania Railroad will be payao'e
IN the stockholders on the 18th OF next month.
The entente cordiaie between the hew-fork ano
New.Iraven, and the New-Haven Hartford ana
Springfield Roads, has been broken, and the Hartford
Road has put ON line of boats between this city and
Nev.Iayen in competition with the road.
Demand Notes receivable for customs dues ere
selling at Jsi p cent premium. Debt Certificates
are f,mer. and have sold to considerable exten
a, 1901.
Gold i- again frmer ard is quoted at 1875 1879
with not mich Offering.
Comparstive statement of the Imports OF Foreign
Dry Goods at the port Of Nc Work for the week
eudn. Nay - and aimee Jan /:
For At Week. 1850. 1861. 1857
Eut. at the por......... S'leZs b4ooVI9 OUT
Nithdrsvsl .......,..... 'J''oyf -oooi' ''''
since Jprsl |. .. -,
Eat, at the port....sA H@ ?39 S2s 800 $2olB3Ws
THROWN On the unsrset sio'JsJo I'.fui,tH ~'''''OO
EATkEHp ron CONCEPTION
fanu, Of PtxA vtluo NdnQ " Pkgs tsin
Wool. -. $50 e252 9o5 sl-K. 3Il *ly -
{ st,on...... 80 10 686 Hiscella'cus 65 % -
Sns'''''''' i'' '"'T'' qo.u......i,69t s575 Is7
WITHDRAWAL.
h;nraC Of rtra Nsine. Manrf. Of Ptss VHue
n ool....... lfs ft6G.4 tiaI t9i 800 w
lo,ton,..... 95t SSbJi Misceua Gus 100 ''''
Total....2,ao sI73l5l
wIREHOlsEL.
w1naf of Pkg. Nslue Manu- ~ Pigs tsus
Wgsi...... liJ ef3 tUs fiaI....,... ~ p9.-
Cos.on..... 90 1855 Miscelan's. LII
Ni'''''''" '0''''i To.i..... 20. sson:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

THE Sous or RHODE IsLAsp.-The following
named gentleman we're elected officers Of the Sols
Of Rhode Island in this city at the las: meeting OF
The Executive Committee;
DR. Francis V.ntcp President; John 2 Wil.n4s. Vice
rr,nient: h. o. Arnold, Treasurer; q. w Cufti, Core
s2oadng Secretary sAd w. j. Hoppn. Recording See
!eIay.
Governor Sprsgue hss been elected an honorary
member.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

Tax TAX ON FLINT GLAss.-Yesterday the flint
glass manulac urcrs Of this city held q meeting at
the Aston House to consider the bearings Of the
National tax upon thsir busness, and the proprieiy
Of raising the prices Of their manufactures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

TIE SUSPECTED BARK RIiYDEgR.-The proprie-
sors of the bark Reindeer, which ibeled by tie
United States Marshal several days since, have gone
TO Washington to app to the authorities there for
the release Of their vessel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

ATrAcHNTST AoAIssT THE GREAT EssTERs.--
In the ease Of Hamilton L. Towle AFT. the steamship
Great Eastern, the sure,es having failed 10 justify
Oh the bond rendered an attachment WAS Issued
against The vessel woich will have the effect of pre-
venting her intended departure to-day, unless she is
bonded anew Ia tho inesn time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

CUsToa-HousE SsIzURE.-The officers OF the rev.
enue are very yigilaut il detecting iraucs upon the
Government. Yesterday MessIs. A. j. Plumb and
Penfold seized Of watches and chains which
they found in the baggage Of one OF the steerage
passengers on board the Kangaroo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

Mr. Joseph Allen has again volunteered as Direct
ress in the service of her country, and LETT this city
last evening with band Of nurses, expecting 70
place them all in active service when sac arrives at
Falls Church Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

Total a23i III gto s9s a. go tG1 II 1874 ts7
Lat week.. 2JJ<730 Itg 3,BA N.iliAs3 10 Ji3 ai8
Lat yesr 2o1ss7o9o Us l T sOeC9 t69 sa3 soj
The statement Of the Boston Banks for the last
week compares with the previous week, and with the
corresponding week Of 1861, ns follows:
May TO- 1862 May D. 1862. May H. issl.
Loans ..........ttoOostJo &c ,HbH3 e6o.52 Gs
Sp-cie......... swta9 B,h16b 60 2,638
DePosna....... 23sosb BbtbB la.3l6.it
Cneulstion''.'' e.~ISA 3,3oJ.I3 b,2Jo.JlI
The statement Of the present week rs compared
with the preceding shows increase Of s2O6,Gi Ia
the items Of loans and dsconnis s707 in deposits
and decreasc OF 90 1888 in circulation, and sl95 500
in specie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

E1cisc.-Tbe business OF the Excise Commission
ers ia not very brisk. On Thursday, they granted
two licenses, a. so each ana On Friday pine at the
same Thus far lOl licenses have been granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

TIT FASHION CouRsg TRoT.-Yes;erday the Wis
itors TO the Fashion Course who had gone with the
anticipation OF seeing good to, for 500 purse,
mile heats, in harness, between Lady Emma, MIN
BILE Dick, What Is #, IT, aud James Lynch, ac-
cording to announcement, Sere giievousy disap-
pointed. For unalely tie attendance was very lin
tied the threatening spl earnce Of the day PIE.
vented many from going who would otherwise have
done 3d. The rain baving ceased just about the
usual hour Of starting the proprietor Of tie track in
order that those present might not be disappointed,
notwithst Anling the limited Attendance entaed u
loss upon him. hung mp tie purse in the Judge
stand. Here another difficulty presented itself which
had not been anticipated; only Lady Emma Of all
the Eve entries appeared on the rack. Two of the
others-Jit and james Lynch-were sid TO have
gone amiss, while the owners Of tue remainder
Nimble Dick aud VIA, I. It--evhently thought
they had no CHARGE Of winning against the Lady,
and would not start theu. The race was conse.
queptiy void ATTEMPTS were made or tie course to
get up some other matches, all Of which were unsac-
eessui, although the WOlrieior Literally offered to
give the gate money to be { otted FOR. This is the
hrst disappointment that h 5 taken place on this
course, aud could not possibly have been foreseen.
fJiit, who had shown symptoms of hmeness at her
morning exercise, lad remained all right, a capital
trot would have been witnessed. 1t will he seeu
from the advertisement in another column that Tall
mau's entry of Jill ard Psnic in tie double-eaH
race on Monday OH this ,rsc, is irawn. TIE rae,
will now be Of more open character as their supe
riority was generally aokroa lodged. Tie race vii
undoubtedly be u very in eiesting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-31

Miss Dateman ,ll take a benefit at the Winter
Garden tonight, closing Der engage ment, and sdver
t;ssd a. her lat Appearance TIE play Will be
Geraldine, with the customary cast. In ADDITION
NJ .daIae Strakosch, Mis- Carloua Patti, and Mr.. e
Mollenhauer will appear in musical melange. As'
Bateman has made very successful! engagement, ~
we have already had occasion TO notice.