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The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

An EPIGRAMIc WAR.-Nearly every i'm.
portant event in the present war has been
signalized by an Indifferent epigram. When
Fort Sumter was taken, JEFF. Davis was re-
presented to have addressed the following to
Lincoln:
With mortar, paixhan and petard,
We send Old Abe our Beauregard,
This met with no response until the Port
Royal affair, when Uncle Abe was supposed
to have returned the compliment, as follows:
Of powder we've plenty, for fear you should want,
We send you a sample of our best Dupont.
But this was not sufficient the sting of
Jef7s polite epigram ranked in some bosom,
until his spleen found vent, after the battle
of Somerset, in these lines:
We are obliged to you for your kind offer,
And have sent to h-n your Zollicofer.
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

PoETRr.-A young lady does some splen.
did poetry for the San Jose Tribune. We OBJ.
serve some touching lines in a recent number
of that journal, from her pen, entitled the
:" Storm Kirg." We subjoin a specimen;
Away to the frozen empire,
Where the snow and ice
Piles up in mountains of splenior
Is it not nice2
Then with sweep DER the ocean
Away we will go,
Down to the torrid regions,
Where hurricanes blow.
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

ACKNOWLEDGING THE DEFEAT. The Charles
ton Courier of the 18th ult. publishes long
editorial on the present reyerses to their arma
at Roanoke Island and Fort Henry. 1t says,
"we' have sustained heavy less in -mnni.-
tions ofwar, our country has been deprived
of the services of thousands of her best dis
ciplined and bravest soldiers, and parents
and wives, in the bitterness of grief, those
who will never again bless them with their
smiles. The enemy pushes on, flushed with
victory, to win more triumphs and cause 9th.
er hearts to bleed. We feel these reverses,
we acknowledge them openly.u
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

COOP ADVICE AT THE PRESENT CRIsIs.-
Lord Bacon, one of the wisest Of men, says,
II is better to prevent than to punish-wiser
to appease than to provoke and after obssryr
ing Il the surest way to prevent seditions is
to take away the matter of them, " ne adds
:" for if there be fuel prepared, it is hard to
tell whence the spark shall come that shall
set it on fire. If poverty and broken estate
in the better sort be joined with want and
necessity in the mean people, the danger Is
imminent and great, for the rebellions OF the
belly are the worst"
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

A GooD MEAsURE-Some years ago Ju.
dicial District was made in the Southern
part of the State, as it was believed solely for
the purpose of giving James II. Hardy an
Office. We see that Mr.. Griswold has intro
duced q bill to repeal the law creating this
district, and to re attach it to the district of
Judge Creanor
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

WEST VIRGINIA.-The Convention at Wheel
ing decided that the new State, composed of
the loyal portion of the Mother of Presi-
DENTS" be named West Virginia. The first
section of the Constitution reads as follows:
"Sec. l. The State of West Virginia shall
be and remain one of the United States of
America. The Constitution of the United
States, and the laws and treaties made ~
pursuance thereof, shall be the supreme law
of the land -
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

BRAcG.-It is stated that Bragg has beta
ken himself to Norfolk, leaving Pensacola to
take care of itself. "Bragg's" battery has
always been an efficient arm of the rebel
service.
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

SIMON HASTINGS, of Fairlee, Vermont,
set IN his corn barn, which had carried into
the chamber above, and slowed away for fu.
ture use. twenty four buckets full Ct ears Of
corn in all measuring about eight bushels.
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

EscApEp.-M Mayfeld, under sentence. of
death for killing Sheriff in Nevada Terrific
nv, has escaped. The circumstances con.
neeted with his escape are very suspicious
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

THr editor Of the Louisville Journal ae-
counts for the late defeat of the Southerners
by saving that he don't believe even brave
men could fight well with stolen guns loaded
with stolen powder and ball.
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29
SHASTA COURIER.

r. FIsHER-Is the only Aesnt
= the SHASTA CoURlkR in Ban Franeisco, with pow
- to receive subscriptions and advertsements snd
receipt for the same.
0fRIGE-l71I Warrington street, opposite Ma
Rnire's Opera House. M
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

APATRIorIc deputy sheriff in Nevada coun-
ty, says the Marysville Appeal, who has
served his country in the battle fields, hoists
the flag which he followed there, every time
a Union victory is heard of, whether it be
night or day. The old gentleman must be
obliged to keep his halyards flying about all
the time during these stirring times.
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

The Nevada Transcript tells Of an old res
ident of that county who has just returned
from Washoe, with snug little fortune of
$40, 600, which he gained by selling his
claims in that argentiferous region.
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29
Omcers of shasta Encampment, No. If. I
u. q, r.
BILL. HEADS.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED VERY SU.
w perior article of Bill Paper. Persons wishing
Bill Heads would do we'll to give US . call We
print cheap, for Cash.
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29
Send for Circular of Reduced Prices, cuts sam
pies Of sewing, &c.
3. G. BROWN, Agent
S29 Montgomery street, San Francesca

Samuel Jelly, l24 street, Sacramento.
]. I. Allmant, 1856 Second street, Sacramento.
]. L. Woodman, Main street, Stockton
J. Lewis, Santa Clara street, San Jose.
s. 7. Towne, Petaluma.
Mrs. James Harter, Sonora
Geo. D. Donin, North San Juan.
J. T. Barss, Plaeerville.
D. 3. Gordon, Weaverville.
T. A. Springer, Jackson. O.
The Shasta courier., 1862-03-29

10 The great success attending the introdue-
tion of our style Family Sewing Machines IN
this State las in all others,) has prompted certain
unprincipled and unreliable parties to endeavor to
force upon the public certain inferior and 80 CALLED
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Hon. C. Is. Sedgwiek Of Syracnsc, Jared Sparks
Of Cambridge. Mass, Mr.. Blackwell OF England,
+. Gordon Dexter of Boston. Mr. Grdwood OF
England, Juan a dc IL Fuenta and NJ. Oriosco OF
Mexico, W. u. Tolle Of Kentucky, ID. {. Dlodgctt
of Bos,on Lieut.. &. Oliver Of the u. s. Army, and
DR.. S. W. Hart of Connecticut, are at the Fifth
Aveuue Hotel.
Ex.Governor Seymour Of Connecticut, and II. p.
Chandler and son OF Washington, ARE At the La.
farge Iiouie.
Capt. Bythesea Of tho Royal Navy, Lieut.. Col.
CIss OF the British Grenadier Guards; Can't Davis.
j. 8. Amory, Seth Ames, Mr.. Upham, T.. p. Jefrie.,
and Dr.. Is. Joy Je.fries, OF the U. s. Army are at
he Brevoort House
Capt. Strong Of the United States Navy, Capt.
Petrie of tire steamship City Of New-York, and G..
T. Hemingway from Chill, are at the Everett House.
Captain Ringgold OF the United States frigate
Sabine, j. Wiley Edmonds OF Boston, S. II. Long of
The u. S. A., Paymaster H.nisy Of tho U. S. NJ,
Prof. j. Abernetby OF Hartford, and Major u. X.
paugbon and Major II. NJ. IIough from Port Royal.
..ro at the Astor lIouse.
Lieut.-Col. Alexander from Washington and A. A..
Chadwick OF the u. D. Army are at tho New-York
Hotel.
II. 4. Hitch Of Brazil, NJ. a. Smith of London,
and the Rev. j.. Elwyn Of Philhdelphis, are at the
Clarendon Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
; FROM ASPINJVALL

Tie steamship North Star, II. G. Jones, command
inc with mails passenger, and specie consigne1 70
ID. b. Allen, esq, arrived at this port on "edne'-
day morning. -.
The North Star called from New-York on the Is'
inst. at IL NJ, and arrived at Aspnwail on the 9tn
inst, at D. H.; sailed again the 18th inst at i
H., and arrived at this port on The %'a ns'' a' -
O. m.
On the ISlb inst. lsea timel, at 10 p NJ, exchanged
sicpals with steamship Northern Light, for Afpln-
wall. On the I'D inst, at P. IN, passed steamship
Champion.
The North Star brings $3.50 392 in spicio from Cal
i'orDia, and g, ll9 from Aspinwall.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
TURKEY.

The distIicis Of Kruschujze and Slltoiins hac
offered 10 submit % the Tnrks, and lad expelled
Nucsloyitch who il said To have been wounded, and
10 have taken refuge on Austrian territory.
Ouer Pasba ia s4ld 20 have received orders T.
Withdraw from ZUpeF TIE strength Of his s1ny
was 10 10 raieed 10 40 600 men
An the great Powers except France fro ghd to
hsve consented 10 the invasion Of Montenegro, and
Omer r4sLa had consequently received orders 10
operate immediately from three poinis.
CossrAyIIsoPLE. April lO.-In consequence OF
.be nccsrant hostiiic5 carried on by tie NonteLe-
.nine the Porte hos informed TIE Great Powers that
IL has cent Omar Pasha orders 20 address M ulti-
iDa'um 20 the Pnnae Of Montenegro, demanding m
immediate relesoe vi prisoners and fOrnal engage
mont on the part Of ibe Prince 70 henceiOrih pre-
VEN inyasions OF 1urlish territory.
Tire statement that Turkish ,roope bave entered
Montenegro ia incorrect.
The report Of On approaching modGcrop Of the
Niniiiy 10 entirely un!oinded.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

perhaps not approving eveything IN it, has a,resdy
avowed him. The Frenen Government . hho :" nogo
expressed Its disapprowsl, and disavows" cas the
iiatim. The Presse attributes w,e, CaI met
change in the ,olcy of the Mu9.,u t.n,, Madrid,
" which" socoy ding 10 telegram e determiua.
nothing wj turn aside iroln s;' o., i;no the inde-
ton 10 aDet ain from anything Hmsrioa.
We mo haGsrs that the attitude OF 'he m
c.. 60, the outset declared agd'ns' 20 O.: r'i
,o~";.' wno" w's,tion in America, has hlaos npain
nam, Cha IL pot in q condition 10 Iesis, a ~,
orr Io;macs In the meantime ~ u peno,eu 90 10.
a, com "a the re6uforcemente reach 'c," Ni"n,
French troops will yo'e on SeIteS' "4o ~ !;
"iho.ing III 10 HE present Convention. What the
French will do when they get there u not so clear
Inc whole affair ia very complicated; nobody seems
IN node5stand il; and we must wait some weeks ye'
before We know more.
LcvooH, April l.--Tbe Liverpool conrspondcn'
OF 1He Times thinks that the Monitor could be easi
" carried by boarding.
john G.. Hecuan has gone 10 Pans. lie DON'T III
tend 10 & 2ht Mace or any Other man.
The eject OF tho payment OF the diuusnus s "
r,ady being felt in The discount market, Which Wa
easier yes,erlay. Good biils were taken at y d5'
me Itaes CITY Ariclel says: "Conseqnen'
npon The increasing cage in the money market IRON
iiba payrpent Of dividends and tie steady influx
gold the English funds yesterday were strong al ri
advance OF l. A further advance aiso took place II
several leading railway siocas. =.
CoPEsHaeEN, April il.--Ihe 3ags6nrg Gazst
asserts on Trustworthy authority that Ensisna IA
sncceeded in bringing Spain TO ber eids IN m'
| Wexiran oyestion by pro0ise MOTTO object shouh
Spain take possession of Hayn.
/ There were rumOTs in Paris that C0unt Nalewek
was going to London on d special mission reiao'
TO Mexico
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
FRANCE.

PANS, April II, iSG2.-it is rOmored that the re-
iations between England, France, aud SPAN, reia-
tive 10 Mexico. are unsatisfactory. Spain niaisans
Gen. Prim's convention, aud i s reported ihat
France wishes 10 march against the City OF Mexico
The monthly returns of the Bank of France clio"
no material change in the cash on hand, the increase
being less thnn q million francs. In the blls ns-
counted not yet due, there is decrease oil - MI
ions and III the current accounts decrease oI d .
millions.
The Ministers, IN council, are believed 10 have
urged on the Emperor the imprudence OF WISHING
London during the Exhibition months. lhey
represent that capital az swarmDP with political
refugees. who are animated with vindiciiye f-elnes,
and nrge on their master the indFcreon OF exposing
limself TO their animosties. The Emperor has
more than once refused 10 listen 70 any such reason
ing.
The Minister of the Interior has, by order Of tie
Emperor sent assistance in money not oniy 10 tie
municipal authorities Of the manufacturing towns
Of Frai ce to relieve the distressed operatives, odt
likewise 10 ali towns where Distress prevails.
| Tue commercial treaty between France and Prus'
sia is concluded for a tenn Of twelve years
The Emperor had had prolonged interview Win
tbe Minister of Marine and had ordered ltt TO be
prepared OF all The vessels worth the trouble and
expense Of beiug covered with iron.
Ia the sitting of the at Douai to consider the
appeal o Juries tie defendant interrupted tue Pro-
cliryur- eneral, and declared hims II a victim oi
persecution. In consequence Of his violence he WAS
expelled the Court.
The Marquis lie Lsvale,ie had gone 20 England
on private business, and bis return 10 bis furcIoui
at Rome was regarded as lees certain.
Tho Bourte Was trmer, and prices were tidhe'
higher. Rentes closed at 1O3O.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
PRUSSIA.

The Berlin ;apers publish a proieslsiion q The
University OF Berlin against The electoral instruc-
lono OF the Minister of Public Worship. TIE docu-
uent Il couehed in 3 very independent spirit. The
Professors of the University add declaration 10 the
effect tDat they viii only act upon thoss poiiIcsl
priucp IS v bIch rest upon Il corsctniious CONVICTION
and Tie free and pendent exeriso Of the national
Will.
The members os tire University Of Bonn have fol
lowed the example gwen BY their colleagues at
Berlin:
The Ministerial Alegema'He Pre~ssicte Stern
/eltung OF to-day s4ys:
ain order 10 obtain the financial means for The
increase Of the Prussan feet proposition has been
maAe to an,gneat the Marseh duty, N addition TO
resiug the mpost on sait. This proposition appears
likely 10 be acceptable. quart OF brandy IN Frus-
sia only pays u duty Of r. Prussiar pfennigc, while
in England it pays III silver groscben, ana IN
| France a duty % silver gro.chen.'
! BLRLIN, April ll.--Msasures are reported TO be
YreDaring against The press.
l. j. officially announced that there IL no diysr-
sence OF opinion between the Ministers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
THE POPE AND THE UNITY OF ITAlY
rhe Troubles In Greece and Turkey

By The arrival Of til, steamer Bohemian from
liverpool Oh the 10th ara Londonderry on the iith
inst. at Portland ynterday, and the Persia from
Lyerpool the i2,h apl from Queenstown on The IJ'h
mat at this port have three days ster European
pews.
The Porsland's rails win arrive 10 tbs city TINS
morning
Aletter Of tbs % ips' from Palermo reports that
The schoyner w. {. Alexander Of Savannah, lying
IN that harbor had been boarded by an armed boai
crew from ge United States corvette iro, and ihe
master and crow of tho schooner were taken on
board the corvette as prisoners, Taey were suose-
suenty bzwever given up through the resuonslr'snce
OF peIssstion Of an officer OF the port.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

hhd. 1865 bo,e. al 18th landing 's wsIsSSsa DIT, and
one % 40 cases 400 bags low brown 'y insured
for 0otheGburs .. ;r, ,bs ,xssl b. IAN ,nin,.
he spat St Petersburg Y C. 10 Iu st .6l case,
posdsa, ps 81, h as Tor delivery October to Dersmber
Ne, in,,rse, quiet but firm Con~ Oh ConEou
Fins srats ,od a. llDs.. lI5l. -,
TrRPpyrisSRoosh bins In second hands Is quo'ea 81
G2I; khcrican Spirits dull at es dtsl' ,,.,;on IN
ptce. but tho trsucon, during the past eeh hsss
80, limited Tber. h., been some business In ubltsa oes
81 in Ms,..ehu,ets So Sterling At 81, and in Pennsyvs
mia lnecriptiors at IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
GRE E('F.

A dispatch from Athens, Of the 9Th inst, says:
"The captured soldiers have attempted 10 break
ont OF prison. 0rfiui bombs have been Giscovered
ia the city. Families are flying to the Pirsus in
der 20 take refuge on ship1osrd in care Of need.
English aud French shipe-Oiwar have left for Nea-
pa 20 afford al asylum for iCgitiyes. Heavy firing
conlinues against the royal camp. Fresh disturb
Gnces have broken out in syria, for which Island
bo steamer AInalie hs. left with troops. band Of
Albanian Turks have crossed tie frontier g. Lomis,
aad have penetrated 10 AraDo. TIE Government
has dispatched troops tbither, end has forwarded
notes TO the TuTiifh Government snd the three pro
iesting poweIs"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

SPLENDID DoGs.-Mr. Francis Butler has shown
US two of the largest and most powerful dogs We
have ever seen. These noble animals, lsonine 10
sze and strength, which he calls Prince and Bruno,
we're bred by bin, on his place at Bu.hwiek, Long
Island. Prince, the Siberian bloodhound, s nephew
10 tho renowned Giant Prince, with whom Mr.. y.
was introduced TO the Queen at Windsor Castle,
when her Majesty was pleased to entitle him The
Krg Of Dogs. Yet bis successor, the subject Of ts
present sketch, although but ten months old, prom
isss fair to outstrip him 10 beauty and muscular pro-
portions Even now he trots carelessly along VIII
a boy Of fourteen upon bis back. He is already oys'
feet infeng,h 81 inches in hight, and weighs about
leo pounds; color, black and white spotted sfoa
hair. Brunos color is black and tan, with long
sowing hair. He looks something ike an over
grown domes,icsted bear, with the exception Oh Oh
fms, open intelligent countenaDce. ln n1e he nesfy
equals Prince, although in outward appearance thsy
form a perfect contrast Mr.. B. has taken g'sA'
pains in producing this breed and, as far S we CAD
Judge, with perfect success. Brlnos weiSl'
about l4O pounds; bis hight 80 inches They rs
both perfectly trained and dOcile-lambs with ns'
master, yet lions on guard.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
II'AI.Y-

Rumors were current that tho Italian Minister for
Foreign AfiIs had addressed most energetic
rtrsnces 10 tie Prussn Minister, Baron Brsseier de
St. Simon, in charge of Austrian interests at the
Court of Turin. The objections Of the Italian Gov
eminent relate to the concentration OF Bourbon adhe
rents at Trieste and their enbarkation' 70 augment
the numbers Of the brigands in Southern Italy.
The continental journals contain accounts OF Sew
eIal clerical con8pirscies in Italy.
GaIibsdi had arrived al Psyis, where ne was re-
ceived with much enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
CITY ITEMS
AMuyEMENTs THIS EVENING.

v-asaAcK,. TugArER-No. 84i Broadway, Love Chssep
W4.Trs G.RpYy-Brosdwsy, " The School for Scandal"
LAURA KEEsEs TBgAIEa-brosdwsy. =" The Mccarthy or
Peep o. Day"
NIsto's O.RpEs-Broadwsy. Tho Enchsntreo" .
p.ayr,,s AsHKIcAy Musxun -Brosdwsy Com Mutt, ltv.
ing Hippopotsmus, Whale. &c., day and nighti " The
ere sn3 the DwsIfD and "Yhe Widow Of Palermo after
CnuKcn,s Hxisr on TIN AsDrs-Goupps, No. ~ Brood
HOPS CHipsr-.Bro,awsy, Cspt. william1' ""h'ins
voysge." ~, a, p.,s,rax 5,v
NirroyAL ACADEMY - DEnas-No. 90 bfo'd~ss' Gay
and evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
sn.-Soarcely q stesmer {

SqVGGTING.-ScarceIy slenmef EIH'ys .'..,rt
nor, ron, abrosd that snlnyEers. under tie su'e o.
.eksrs are not detected BY he Cusion'hoa's,
vino board the vessels at Quarantine In ne se Va
sons cases tho quantities small, whDe 70 o, urtt
,moun, 20 thousands Of dollars their onncsnoS ,dy D.
qn.ny involving almost endless husan9 ard Of As
t.ctiv. Brown arrested jewslry smassef OF s,tfy
,salnsr CITY ef NeryorE. The claimed M. ~
r,an inS. reformed rcin visit TO the Holy Le%
pudgr examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

CHARGED WITH UsURY.--Samuel Wbitechunh, 4
broker, residing at No. l0l West Forty-iirs street,
was arrested yesterday and taken before Justice
Kelly, at the jefferson Market Police Court on d
charge Of viola ing the Usury Law. From the COM
plant, made by Edward C. Taylor, it appears that
be borrowed from the accused, in November last the
cum of $500 for which be Was charged s3O for one
day; that on the Goth November be borrowed $40,
and paid for one days oft $50; that on the 9ls
November he borrowed $265 for one day, and paid
s35. Complainant charges that the accused charged
him u.ury at the rate Of 500 per cent per annum Tor
the use Of the sums borrowed. Whtechurch wGs
held for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
POLAND.

An attempt was made on the 10th al demon:,rs
tion in the Cathedral Of Warsaw by the students
with the intention Of creating disturbances 10 induce
the public 10 leave the building. The Archbishop
was interrupted for a ehort time. but afterwaM in
eloquent language thanked the " hole Of his bearers
y no had remained Fourteen Of the offenders were
arrested when leaving the Cathedral.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

STREET AssEssNxSTs.-Thc Corporsiion Coun,eA
Mr. Greene G. Bronson, has addressed letter 70 Ire
Legislature in reply to a report Of a COMMITTEE 81
pointed in April, 1861, to inquire into all the msi,eo
relating to the opening Of streets in thi' eity. 4.
Counsel says that be- met the Chairman spd ou,
member Of the Committee, July 3, and answered 40
the questions proposed by the Chairman, aud ossss
10 furnish additional facts in writing, or to mees y.
Committee again. On the llth Of July be sIs
written communication 10 the Chairman contsnlt
the further information desired, and tan oatnae.
the proceedings for opening the streets. AitefN e
marking upon the expenses OF the Corporanon wv
sci, Nr. Bronson says: .-..s
Corpor.tion Couusel nave thus far amounted 70 Ss}
and haf tines the average unde the three ~
,aj.G Tbs saens intended 70 convey the impIeIs~ -
be ,y.yxgr cost In each have been larger lor
y.sT, tbss ,hev were before that time rhis is h@@
80, .J .ioce c.u,e into Office have been much 80
former years"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
listments are as follows;

No estimate can be made Of the number Of swiD-
dies perpetrsted by the mock austoDeers Of New
York, bundrSs of the victims preferring to POCKET
their loss rather than run the risk Of public eIpo-
sure; but from the number Of complaints presented
above il is EVIDENT that the Funks have not been s
Recently the Mayor has threatened to revoke tbea
license. upon second complaint against them beng
proved, but the Peter Fuuks generally seem 70 rzvs
no fear that such threat will be put into execution
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

CART. PFTrr ASp THE Liquor DrALYRs AGaiS.
Capt. Petty, having ascertained that Of tho 300
liquor sellers in the Filth Ward only S5 sre pursuing
that calling under license, is looking after the pub
lie interest in that direction. On Tuesday night in
pursuance Of an order from Capt. Petty, Officer
Layor proceeded TO the grogeey No. 30 Thomas
street, kept by Edward Collary, and arrested and
los ked him up for he night. Yesterday morning he
was taken before Justice Connolly, ut the Tombs
Police Court, and released his parole till sufficient
evidence should be obtained to prove that be not
selling under license. II appears that the EScise
Commissioners bave promised TO sustsin Capt Petty
ia bis Efforts far as the law will permit them TO
DO 30. The case Of Coilary was postponed ill
Thursday
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
AI-STRIA.

Letters from Vienna Of tie 7th inst. state that NJ
do Scbmerling Minister Of State, eeIiously ILL.,
lie was confined 70 bis bed and the physicians would
not allow him to attend 10 public business.
A convention had been concluded between Austria
aud Prus ia, which does away with passports ro-
CARDS The subjects Of those two cOuntrie. visiting
eiiher State
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

EAsrrn EtEcrIoss.-The following are further
returnSof tho Easter elections in our Episcopal
churches:
ST. .isa's CAsrch fer Deaf hufs' s'-Msrdens-eee' ~
J,ctson = 4 Cor stoot Nes.ry mrnC g. LAlhroP X ~
Msrin, John a. Hoffman, john n. Au'hon, ", ~ tis-'
gerd Randolph ~ Cooley Josiah Jones tDesi Muieh Jas
l.. Harris iD.ei Mutel ~, ,,i.
Ctayeh ,J he NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. w Dominich'
psrius FerTy-yes.Iymen--Jaules ID FIcb, y T. snnyai'
E A. sBlndorh John A. FostsI y. u ly.of, 'sioss w"
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

Mock AUCTION SHoPs.-Since the let Of January
of the present year lOl complaints have been msds
at the Mayors Office against mock auctonesn srd
referred TO Capt. silvey OF the City Hall Police,
who up to yesterday had recovered $2,7si lS. Not
witb,,andiug the repeated cautions given through
our columns 10 regard t. these establishments cOun-
try people while wiring the city insist upon giving
them call, when they are invariably taken in and
done for. The complaints against the various ssAb