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This makes g., 900, 900 in all received here.
Tie exchanges at the Bank Clearing -IIouse this
morning were $22,7l8922 05.
The Central Railroad Company Of New-Jersey has
declared a semi-annual dividend Of q II cent paya-
bic on the 10Th inst.
Included in the imports (other than dry-goods and
specie, at the port Of New-York for The week end.
ing April IL. were go $40 in earthenware, $3.50 10
gas, 81 1886 in borax, s6535 in cream tartar $s,-
50S in chiccory $H5j7 in uadder, 80 29l in opium,
$5,268 in b carb coda, 81 ,409 in coda ash sl ,9S9
in furs; 5000 in oranges, 7l9 in and pre-
serves, $685. in dressed hdes $3l $50 in undresscd
hides, $ll ,l9j in gin, 5,S53 in wines, $l2lH In
champagne, >l9 I76 in chains and anchors, 1904
- aa'ler.. sJU ,l3J in gups sl7 ,i59 in hardware
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n;...ters, &c.

BuvsAIo April iovlhS P.oPss Psosr rom ToledS %, 80
600 sSSS, a.SSs. GS as. Long Pcs Canada
ssuce ha, been sen, % her Ss ,chr Vie.
.IdS mSsssi' as S from Boston rh o.s iss ss ss
'srpeS oS oSs able, aud slipped che s,os. xSs ssa ~
md " en-, ashore near Union WISH
.ns "A without much trouble
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1Adrariiaeuent.l i

THREE FUIL-sIZED PATTERNS iurnisned IN Tue
ao,n, Number Of Nine pxnoRssrs MIRROR or fAsBioSs:
Il IS cents The Prouenade jacket Medina Sleeve and
Chds Aprou splendid Fshioa Plates Elegant Epga,'nce
PahIishs1 AZ x3 Brosdwsy sold everywhere or cent by
mail poet nee on receipt Of price, Yearly o. with vu
able premium.
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Advertisement
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Fox 1861.
!. ,,.,Avxr,,t.vov ready.

This pspalsr AySrAL 10 new ready - -.
PIIcn 70 sents 10 copies for leo copies ss pestsse
paid By Espress 81 per 100 Cs.h orders solicited.
We supply back numbers Of the Tribuns Amsnr fss
vears sIe i 1856 1857 1883 1884, 1862 aud lsoi Price ~
esn.s each pest paid Address THs TRIsusE. Newton
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Law IA7ELLiGENCE.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-APRir
N-befnre Connissionor OspoRs.
hlfEsFu MAIL. TOHHEul.

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-AfkL
n-befnre Coinnnssioner OspoRs.
ALLEGED MAIL ROBBERY.
Iyrauder &. 'Tubbs, Postmaster u; West Shan
d.icn Ihtcr County, y. " WAS examined ona charge OF
zkng money from two letten passing through ihs to''
Ohts ,,.
The evidence flr the Government showrd that In July '
John Kelly oil this city mailed letter containing 70 70 Ms
brother ~orso ko, objected TO the West shundaAen o'
OMec bis letter delivered until some o IN sep
taub-r aud then the money gone A conn anl oeihs
made at the NeN.Nogk PorOhce MI GsNlof ssista' o'
M HolDrook the special agent o. tho Department. set
d-coy letter containing +25 ia bills broken 0aks 10 eco
Kelly his lotog deiN cred 20 Molly 90 NOV ~ hs'ns
oscn Y dpy. the route snd Kelly punusni TO pfeSus
arrangement returned tho letter without opening H. "ne
he sttrr got back Mr 0syor the money VI" gone sud
about month after Tubbs paid pstt Of to MI hai
Iison. .- - - -.
The defense wa. hst George Kelly had got up
10 min Tubhs and Witnesses swofe tnA' hey sa"
pay Tubba The Identical go that the lNte was oha geo wv"
stealing Il was evident that perjury W" commcd on one
side OF the other Aer very fall hearing the 0'n0"0'
"a y And,sw. Assistant United States District Attorney
for ooy.r uent MI Nestbook, OF Kingston Ior doieha""
COURT oP OYER AND TERMiSER-ArA'I l'-D''o''
Justice BaIsARp.
MURDER TRIAL.
Tho People &c. ogt Ohm ole .r,o.
Tn. d.f.ndsnt is indicted for the murder OF inohss
mooo on tho nisbt Of she sta OF December last nv ''
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fAdvsrfisAmnnt.I

YOJJNG MEN ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN BUSINESS.
and rou, 20 ss,ec, pursu, in which they can ee' oc
ceed should sscars PhIsnolosca EIaninshon " fo"LhA
4 WELLS, Ne Ds Broadway
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FATAL STRYEI RAILROAD AcciDEsr.-fester-
day Coroner Wdey notified to hold sn inquest On tho
BODY IL Michael Glo,.on who died s Bellevue Hospital,
fron ure. received from being oysr by Gu No ., on
tb- 5lsibsyenuo Railroad, % The tls ils..
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lteceipss Of lsroduee.

ApafI I3I00O0 bbls Flour Geo bbls Com Meal. 30
bb. yh.ky l2 CCo bush Com, 1900 psss LAID 5000 psg.
Pfovision,, 90 do. Oh Meal.
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urstArURs ALaAnAo-
s vt... s.s, ssts .,..... .s:3s Assn-Risss ~
..a vArHa DAf.
sd, HAIL 7..s (sey Isand. % :tS Hel0ss. n
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Rsssensers Arrived

IN brig Johanna. from Rio Jost'ro-J. Curtin, Cszl
T. R.iuer and q. z Pinieptal.
In slip Coism5o, from MarseiIss-hr Z. T. 0vAd
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The Commercial Bulletin Boston, says:
The movement n Erie Railroad stock s occasoned ~ the
that the pancia for the compilation
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad are all ssti,StcI
from 81. Louis without change OF cars TO the
Dock on the Hudson River Where viii Boston Dc 'neu
Still sess Inc and waiting for visionary Hercules
The demand for Indebtedness certiiicstes 10 gooo
at 97le97l, and for checks at 96io Tho
30 y cent Treasury Notes are par, With an occa.
sionsl trsnsacton at a triaing concession. Demand
Treasury Notes, receivable at the CustomHouse sell
at sslight premium in small lots.
The tendency Of the rate Of interest on demand
loans is downward and in so1ne cases lenders have
offered to accept y cent The current rate, how
ever, is 6 y cent.
The receipts at the New-York Custom.H House, to
day Monday, were: Imports, >los,4a IL; with
drawsls from warehouse, $74,7Ol %. Total,
$ls3, 1856 AZ. All the payments were in demand
notes.
The deposits to-day at tho Sub Treasury for v
cen, Certificates reach $500, 900.
The Bank statement of the week shows that tAese
institutions are still selling their Government securi-
ties TO some extent. The loans show a decrease OF
nearly 81 800, 900. while the mercantile loans are
unchanged The circulation il still increasing, and
the specie reserve is up nearly 8 million.
The following is comparative statement OF tho
condition Of the banks Of New-York City, from
April to April l2:
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CITY ITEMS
.,,,,srmENTs THIS EVENING.

w.lI.cx's TasArxm-No. s't broadway so' Dole
Strs,sgem. ., ,,, .r,h
wrsrgn G,gpsN-Bioadwsy, Ireisna
Tiger asd " Cussoms OF the Country"
L.rn,K Ksnqr'. Broadway. "Ths mccarthy OF
Peep O. Day"
N,a1o'. G,ppsS-Rroadscy. The Enchanfre"'
B.n,r-s's AurRc,y rs-Broedwsy Com. Tu1' It, I
ing Hicpopoismu.. Whale. &c, day sod nsu'i An'
Osre aud tie Dwasf." sftoraoon and evening
y.y AsrrnGa l. Co.'s MsyAaKgm-Seventesnth stree
near siIth svenus--"id besNs Isho,D"Ds AF
Tho Lion Teniers, &c thrce timcss day
carEcs, HE,Hro, TuE AsDys-G0upils, No. 7'S b'oin
way - ,,,,,,
Hoyn Ca,ysI--Brcsdwsy. Capt Williams wv hsins
Voyage" l.,
aud evening.
WINTER GARDrs.-Mr. N. Is. Clarke VIII 'ase |"
benefit at this house tonight The bill announcer ~
"Treland as 1t Was" "The Irish liser' anu
"Customs Of the Country
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The Rev. Dr. Cheever will lecture before the
Twentieth Ward Republican Association on TUESDAY
evening, April 18th, at 8 o'clock. Subject The
exclusive power and responsibility devolvihg upon
Congress for the government and reorganization OF
the rsbellious States" Admission free.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY. APRIL Is. 1862

ID heglmeUt, 10 buO-to% W N0 toSiuAcns, htu NJ"
much they receive for it. communication was
received from the Controller stating that the balance
in the CITY Treasury, April IL, wa4 $l.7l9,90l IL
payments the previous week, $l4S,Oo' 4S; receipts,
N4. .oO3 ~. The Controller also communicated
certified copy Of the act passed o! .ae b
revenues of the sinking fund for tho Paymeu OF
nterest to the reduction Of taxation. Resolutions
were adoptsd that sswer be built in Tbirty-eighth
street from Second avenue TO the East hiVer lhat
the further filling and extending OF fity seSen.o
street he dispensed with and to bu'ld new engine
for Engine Co. No. 20. Adjourned to Monday
evening next.
TIL. Tos1rsr Assocnrros.-The New-York cor
respondent of Tie Washington Chronicle writes'
About big things: Tho time Is fspidy approaching "nen
rre., fortune will s into the hands Of the seven persons
who without being kh kin to each othe but simply on
orn, f bsppen 10 be tie survivors Of those who
formed tie old Tontn. Association, and own the Valuable
property at ths corner OF Wall and Water 'reots f''t
many ye,n aSo-foty more-an 1scoation cohP''so
bundr,d and three subscribers borght that property snd
erected upon the old Tonne coHes-bouse The pron''
tho were to be divided tho surviving cor
and not heirs and the last surviving seven
we're to divide the bolo property themselves Only
about thyfve OF the original eorporstors are now awe
among whom are Gusn q. Verpanck born In l'aoi MS
sister Mary Ann verplanct. born ia l'" George r. hoss''
born in l7ss william Bsysd born in 1871 exGov John
King born 1885, and President Charles ktns oi 'ooipo
COLLEGE, born lTs9 In tho ordinary course Of n
rost property pass Into possession o 'he 'a P
p. who h.Ye been 80 carefully saving themselves up Tor the
occasion"
CHARGED WITH PYRJrRY.-Yesterday " M. II.
Young, German Insurance ssen residing at No. ~ Jse.son
street was srrs..ed charge Of perjury Ard sEeo oeo
Jusre Osborn Il Bppesrs that toe tccused had oeen w
n.s in suit brought iu the Msrine Court soue tne
when hs .e,hed that he had been on tne s Inst by
tSis testimony Mr. M.I Kuhn lost his suit tbs. was
by that Youpgs had not oeen on .'
he h.d testified The secused oened '"o
sud be vas held to answer in the sum OF 500 bn-
CLo1HIsG THIrvys.-On Sunday night the resi.
dence Of Mr. George H. Stout. No LEG Allen street. wa;
robbed Of sbsut worth Of cothnG The thieves entered
through the alloy and went into the basement where theJ
and other clothing In tbsr
hury the thieves made a noss. which alarmed the famny
who we're in the psios aud they fed s there arc many
robberes of similar character Of daiy occarsnoe Pe1p
be too careful about securing eir doors snd WIDOWS
when leaving their rooms II only for few minutes
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A lot of $l4 1000 La Crosse Land Grant bonds, low
numbers, has been sold at SIS. The high numbers
are offered at ls.
A street rumor that the Government Is negotiating
for large amount Of specie We have official author
ity for denying The Government has no use for
specie.
The cashier Of the SubTrsasury has paid out thus
far 81 900 to holders Of tho April coupons on the
80 Notes.
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r,oruso T.rryys.-.On Sunday night the resi-
fAd-arfiserlentI

CON-. MUTT and tho BELGIAN GIANT, with all
the other novelties and the twe lsughsbe Dsnse receS
are drawing crowds at BABsrns MusErh
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COURT CALENDAR-ran D.r

SUPREME COURr-CRcUn.-PARrl l.-Oyer ~
Termirer-PARr ILNos lle6. 1870 i6ss l6.a iIoo l1s
1864 S23 1894 1896 1882 1884, 1873, laJ0 1874 1875 t -
352. 1912.
SUPREME CouRr-SPxoIAL TERs.-Demures.-
Nos g 81 %, 33--Issues Of Law. Ac-Nos tls, 44. -
s3s 49, 40 AL <s 400 4si 49, 3s I75i lsl \os s6s ~
353.
SUPERIOR CoURr.-Pat Mos. 1871, l72i, I'M,
27s3 is- 1862 IT73 I033 2ls li,, 1905 1873 iIsf f
Noa 1885, l7s< $50 1894 1873 1879. lSso. lo04. zsA ~
3s4 l34s. 43e, ls4g. 2T'n -
CouRr OF Common PLEAs.-Part Mos. 10
96o eiO 7is T6 SIS ss2 ss4 io4 to 1O4S ee. s% Penn
Noe 62e AZ 64s 6s 6s3 Co., 1910. 49, a2s 4si, 1894 n
IO46 IC4T IOi8
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BOARD OF CoUscILnEs-The Board met last
evening, the President, Charles G.. Piuckney, esq,
in the chair. The Committee Oh Public Buildings
was directed to inquire whether Tilford Hail. which
the city rents al 100 per annum ior the use Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Professor Mattison lectures this evening, at tho
Church Of tho Puritans DIR. Cheeyersj, Oh his re-
cent visit to Centrsvle, Manassas and the field Of
Bull Run. Numerous trophies will be exhibited
among which is full-sized "Quakergup,' or white
wood cannon brought from ore of the forts at Cen
trsville BY Mr.. NJ.
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Total Tressury Notes outstanding. es2 <s4Ibl %
All Of the Treasury Notes Issued and included 10 the
House 70, dui.: upon Imports and ali other public dues
tn. s, issued Un.d State. Demand Notes. ~i.b.u.
e.t (nots. Of ss, go and Sso). sneont $4,000 90
tho,ed 10 the OF 900 Under recent gss
os the first ssse we'll - the second tsoder and
both receivable ct the Cu<om House fss duties uPsu
inpors.
The sdditcoL i''ues recently su'sr,sd by Csss'' are
l. Demand LssL Tender Notes. si,c 10000;
nd s,s.a Sas: ss.da s sas. q
able from date or sooner ct the opeos o. hs Dov
.s%sn s..os Pss cont Interest payable '' tune OF
pc.s p.ysbis snsr 10 day. not,c viii Interest sf g''
eco. nes :Io.edus PET cent. p.y.bl. % r:a.%H:sA'
4. Ioan Of lS5i-uot 20 eIcsed . 80, ,0o0.OO.
The Treasury Note and Losn Act. approved February 10
1851, .ats'r,.. $50 o 600 Of per Cent bond. S.np.n Or
pleasure OF the Government after ysas 1bs stock the
only stock into which the 0svsrpmsnt will fund the legal
tender" currency twill net probably b In Tie market
before July
The Legislature Of Pennsylvanis has passed An
act requiring the resumption Of specie payments BY
the banks" 1t ercmpts the banks from al the PEN
allies Of suspension until the first Tuesday in Feb.
ruary, 1862, and givss thsm immunity from all pen.
al,es by reason Of suspension Incurred in the past
The notes OF all solvent banks in the State, and the
legal tender notes Of the General Government, are
10 be deemed and taken ~ currency" for all
purposes, a. the notes and balances due from specie
paying banks." Privilege is given to the banks 10
issue small notes to the amount Of " ' cent Of their
capital actually paid in, which Is Al increase Of l0F
cent on their present privileges in this respect
The provision Of the act OF 1850, which prohibits
the banks from holding stocks to sIcess Of ono
third Of their capital is modified no. 70 apply TO
the loans stocks notes Of the United States Of
the State Of Pennsylvania That the State interest
on the funded debt Of tho Commonwealth may be
continued to be paid in specie or its equivalent the
Treasurer is authorized to call all banks In su
pension TO pay into the State Treasury in proportion
to their capital stock, within thirty days after the
State shall have paid such interest, their rateable
proportion Of sach premium for gold or ts equivalent
az shall have been paid by the State, and in default,
to sue for and recover the same.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

CHAPLAIN APPoISTED.-Gov. Morgan has ap-
pointed tho Rev. John McCheshirs, pastor Of the
Dapd Church n Waterford, Chaplain OF tho I'd
REGIMENT. under command Of Col. Carr in the place
Of the Rev Mr.. Mieltnge', resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Tar NEw.YoRK MARINE SOcnrY.-Ihc stated
quarterly meeting of the New-York Marine Society
was he'd last evening al the United States Hotel;
Capt. Chas II. Marshall in the chair. The Sccrc-
tary reported that the finances in prosperous
condition. that the number of widows pensioned on
tho Society at the present time was 30, Of the three
several grades; that one of the widows, who had
received the sum Of 8 500 IN pension money from
1910 To 1861, inclusive, had become tie posse-sor OF
fortune, and now intended 10 repay the Society
the amount which she had received in her ndverst
Capt Allen G.. Ainsworth had died since the last
meeting, and il was feared that others might have
persisted ia the storms which had prevailed during
tho past three months. No other business being
ready for consideration, the meeting adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Mrrrrso OF The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
N;cbols. Society hold their Paas Festival on Esste
Monday at the 81. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

The following h synopsis OF the present Nationsi Debt
complied RON he sst ocis sinioneus' rohsh'a at
neo, s,es the dr,e snd character OF the various sses
c Cover Sent securities and IN this respect viii be ound
bshy valuable only 60 those who WIN 20 ihve a. ot 7"
sfter O, e.rer,l il aou and nation al interest
On Dec J. s6 tho public debt lscccrdpg to statement on
PAGE he Report OF the tnenee' consisted follows
M, 49, poras- 2 10 int -, ,i.,pe,... 10000 go 20
fras ~ .............,..... 2l;6l 16i 81
,.,-,o,,. oe slo,. s2t2a 1889 .i0 Is
,,.t 49,. tb.n j.srnd ..,,,,........ 2ss50325 on
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Wsssngtou street sppsa that ths nish4 u shs nm
der Merton % end mss .aSsd Fey %ss e. Gee suS fdsad
was knocked down and Merton received stsb The pei
ca wih bio blood horton SsS
effects Of the wound J
dressed The Court after the Jary impsun.si stsus ~
although tbs prisoner indicted for the highest dsvs
murder the prosecution would but ak for sverdict Of n
slaughter 10 the third degree and consequently b had =
might have regarding verdict In csse involving the ds
Hslfy L. Clinton sad A. 4. Phillips appeared fsr u. -
cused
SUPREME ECOURT-CHAxsxRs-AynniA IL .-Bssoss Jas.
CLKgKR.
DECIsIOss.
Lewis Curtis &C., agt. Parker and Cart.
Questions allowed
In ro Thomas 8 Drew an hahitusl ss
GU '''''' Before Jussi.e BxssAnS.
The State Bank agt. james n. Sturdy et al
Leave sveu to discontinue. Defendant y entitled 70 Tea
In the Mstter of Deborah Bell-Ordered settlsd
Henry g. Souddsr st a. syt ysret c. Well ct sL-AoUa
denied; $40 costs Injunction dissolved
SUPERIOR COURT-srncI.L TnRs-Assn M-BsAs
Justice MoscRIES.
DECISIONS.
Samuel II. Deming agt. Benjamin Bailey.
for q new trial denied with 81 oasts
beses Chsmbe,siu sst. VIM; u Ssh.9ury -
ordered to the Hon. Murray Holman. 70 s'ceftaa pas
liens, &c.
COURT or COMMON PLFAb-6pxoIAL Al rnRs-Asastll
Before Judge BRADL
DECISIONS.
Kelly, &C., agt. Mann, &c.-Demurrer sustainsl
Liberty 70 the plsiun TO amend Ia eo days on payms
Rhodes sss Henneny.-Answer to be made concise. dss
se aud certain Ten dollars costs TO plaintiff to abide s
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

On each csss Of tho above stocks the interest payable IN
January July The rate Of ntere' on esoh IL indicaed
by lie popular n,ms , .y, q
ues off cents Of 1881 under the act. Of Feb
H. 1861 The OF this sock that has beer -
,ued according the sbove table Is 500 4lSo0 This tie
STOCK into which the $40 Treasury Notes can be funded
The Government has not reserved any privilege to pay on
before 1881; hence 1t 10 . positive twenty year stock
1910 OEoTRs-TBRsg.YYAB BoSps.
Tho Treasury has made two issues Of aIo cent notes
elob due three years date All OF these have coupons
for semi annual intere appended the night end Esch
i~ue Il fer S5o,oooooo nislIs SiococS now out ihs
called "Isth Of August notes" The second isue wu made
on tbs Ii Of Octobcr 1851 and these are called October
notes. The fret interest coupon oh the August noses came
dus ou the ish Of February and psd The ,st interest
ooupon October notes falls due on the lot Of April
These notes bonds erempt from taraon the interest
payable ia Gold holder has the option Of claiming
payment whom they Of funding them inc twenty
reaI per cent stook q any tme before they a due
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Board OF ALDrRxEs.-Thsre was no meeting o.
this Board last evening for want Of quorum, ten o.
the members being in Albany watching the proceed
ings Of the Legislature.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Tx NExr STATE FAIR.--The State Fair Will
probably bc held at Rochester next Fall. The mat
Ter has not yet however. been definitely determined
the decision depending somewhat upon what the
public arc willing to do in the way Of subscriptions
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

TRIAL TRp.-The new propeller steamship Ia
Kiane. intended for the China trade went down the
bay on Monday on trial trip, and returned Ia the
evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

THE CsYLos MrssIos.-Tbe friends Of DIR. Samuel
+. Green will bc grati.sd to learn that the partial
restoration of bis health is such that he is about TO
return to the field of his former labor in Ceylon.
The vessel " i'll sail during the month Of May from
Boston, DIR. Green is the author of valuable text
book on physiology in the Samil language, and has
made such arrangements with some of publishers
as will secure important facilities in the proposed
publication of some advanced works on scientific
subjects M fast as his duties and his strength will
permit. He will carry with him the hearty sympa-
thies of Thousands Of his friends who have listened to
his addresses on missions while on his yisitto his
native land
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

For PoRr RoYAL.-The steamer Atlantic sailed,
with stores and mails for our troops at Port Royal
and other points on the Southern coast, yesterday
Afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

The FALL RIVER LIsE.-Ths steamboat Me-
tropolis, Of the Fall River limo, after thorough
overbaulins and renovation, was put upon tho line
last night, for tho season. leaving Fsn Rver at the
usual hour.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Tct,, Debt Dec. T. 1851 $40 "3. u
The Issues Demand Notes were sher~ard ircrea'rd so
that the who's s0unt now ont or recently on enops o.
the Grst las e ID reported to be Sfoco,ooo
"a SpyD
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

CHAsoE IN THE OrFIcE OF PoLIcE CLERK
Yesterday, Mr.. Warren l.. Barnet, Deputy Police
Clerk in the Office of tho Chief Clerk Of the Metro
politan Police Department, rendered his resignation
TO the Commissioners. Mr.. Eugene Won Nordhausen
was appointed TO bill the vacancy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

SroPpAer OF EsoLsH PuBLIcArros'.-Much dis
appointment has been felt throughout the city, by
the subscribers of the English illustrated weekes, at
not receiving their papers by the Asia which should
have been delivered on Saturday. Upon inquiry at
the Custom. House we learn tina, the Sarveyor
seized oil the packages Of English publications that
came in the steamer, for the purpose Of examining
them, the parcels having heretofore been passed
without a strict examination. The imputation Of
smuggling, made in evening paper, is simply nom
sensicsl. Tho seizure was made by new officer,
who considered it his duty to give the packages q
strict overhsulng.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

Ruopr IsLAsD ARTILLERIsra-A detachment oil
rs artillerymeu arrived hero on Sunday morning In
the steamer Plymouth Rock Of the Stonngton Line
from Providence, Il. l. They were recruited for the
ID Regiment Of ha, State, which now numbers ''oo
men. The detachment, under command OF Lieut.
ssavsr, was quarered q, the white-s'rees Barracks
until yesterday afternoon, when they embarked on
steamer for headquartsS-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-15

TIE fast OF THE PAssovER.-The Jewish least
of Passover last evening and will continue
for eight days This festival s one OF the most lm'
portant in the JewiAh calendar, and 10 revercntly
observed. At sundown yesterday the synagogues
,hroughou, the city were opened, and religious ser
vices observed During the continuance Of the fess'
no leavened bread is used The unleavened 10
prepared Of -four and water only, and contains no
substance that has a tendency to ferment. The ad.
vent of Passover is the signal for number Of wash
days" All the household effects Of Jewish families
are cleaned and renovated the crockery, glass and
brittle ware used all tho year round cannot be used
during the festival, but others must be substituted,
and the latter can only be used from year to year.