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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

A soldier, for deserving, was sentenced
to have his ears cut off. After undergoing
the ordeal, he was escorted eut of the bar
backyard to the tune of the Rogue's
March. He then turned, and in mock
dignity addressed the band -.sGentlemen
l thank you; but l have no ear for mu
sic."
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

DEEP sNow.-A correspondent in New
Hampshire writing to US under date of
March 18th, says that eve have snow-drifts
here six and eight feet high; the tops of the
fences are Just becoming visible
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

DIDa'T w1N.-We learn that Gen. Loan
supplied some of the St. Joseph secesh
with United States muskets to come over
and protect Hardy's wagons back to St. Jo.
seph, but as Kansas people have long ago
become disguised with rebels, the inhablt-
ants captured and disarmed the fellows
Why did Loan allow men of that class to
come over into Kansas armed with United
States muskets!-Atchiaen Champion.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

The Senate Committee on the District
of Columbia have statistics showing the
number of slaves to be fifteen hundred now,
though the census Of 1860 placed them at
three thousand. Many Of them have been
sent away since the agitation Of the sub
ject. -
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

Yes. weep Soe tie brave Who in battle h6bs died,
Their al Va triunpAantly bright
With our sorrowD shaal Aingls feelings Of pride,
Like the moon through the tears Of the night.
They gone, but the fame Of their glorious deeds
Shall livein our memory yet,
As the tear-be-dewed beaming Of moonlight succeeds
To the blaze of the sun that has sst.
Joseph Rodman Drake.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

The Legislature passed an act to restrain
the issuing of county warrants. 1t for.
bids the issuing of a greater amount os
warrants in any one year than the amount
of tax levied during that year for their
redemption. 1t also prohibits comfy off
eers from issuing more than one dollar in
warrants to pay for dollars worth OF
anything required by the county. War
rants are received at par for taxes, and per.
sons working for the county must receive
the scrip at par Fhite Cloud Chief.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

BUILDING, BUSINESS, &c.-The fine
weather is being improved by the mechan-
les and workmen at all trades or labor
throughout the city. Carpentry work is
quite brisk, and severalimportant improve.
ments are being made.
N. Edwards, merchant, has in construct
ion on Broadway commodious and sub-
stantial business and store house. Its
dimensions are % feet front by IS feet deep;
and has one of the finest Easements or eel
larsin the West.
The dwelling house of q. D. Williams
main part of which is l8 by 40 feet, and
wing I6 by 50 fse.---i. rapidly approaching
completion. twill make handsome res
idence.
The enlargement or addition TO the house
of j. ID. Brumbaugh, Esq, is progressing
finely and will soon be ready for occu-
|pancy.
Col. George M. Dodge of IsWa who is
before the Senate for confirmation as a
Brigadier General, had three horses shot
under him at the battle of Pea Ridge and a
fourth wounded. while of the men who
followed his standard into that protracted
and desperate conflict, one third were kill
ed or wounded before its close. We sus-
pect there will be No difficulty as to his con-
frmation.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

Mr.. Mason, at the opening Of the BritlshI1
Parliament, SAT next to the black EmDss-
sador from Hayti, and didn't dare to turn
NO his nose lest the British ~ Abolitloais!'
might suspect him Of thinking himself 0e''
ter than nigger.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

BULL RUN CANNON REcAPTURED.-A
Sergeant writes that among the cannon
captured Dy General Burnside, at New
burn, were thirteen brass field pieces taken
by the enemy at Bull Run.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

The Bsston TRANSCRIPT Suggests the EN-
ployment of ftsed eontrsbands in the con
struction Of the PAciic Railroad.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

Important news fer the Ordnance DepaI-
ment-Several new gold canon have been
discovered in Califernia.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

Our armies have reclaimed one hun
dred and ifty.fve thousand square miles Of
territory that one year ago were either in
open rebellion or bordering on revolution
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

"Pa, how many legs has a ship?' "A
ship has no legs, NY child" ""Why, pa, the
paper says she draws twenty feet and that
she runs before the wind"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

Col. Jennison 8 regiment has been or
dered to Lawrence, whore it will be paid
off and go with the Second in the expedi-
tion to New Mexico
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

DR.. Franklin used to say that rich widsws
are the only piece ofsecond hand goods that
sell ct prime cost.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

A large proportion of the Southern
troops are sick IF typhoid fever and the
measles, and aH are sick of the War, says
Prentice.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

The CASUALTIES OF THE wAR.-The
Boston Journal has compiled table show
ing the casualties Of the most important
battles of the rebellion, including that near
Winchester. The following is reca-
pitulation:
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

The aboy" who Vas told that the Os;. =.
cure for palpitation Of the heart was 70 Wv IL,
kissing the girls, said, II tns' - !ne ons w.
remedy which canbe proposes. \ i'' '
saw let 'er palpi!ate.'
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

A clear conscience fearsao accusation
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

We observe that a commission mas D. 80
.npoipted at Washington to inquire me .;s
the SANITARY conditisn" Of the psm0e''"
party.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1862-04-05

UNION. REBEL.
Killed and wounded s,24cl Killed and wounded 12.429
Prisoners 1,iA Prisoners 1S,Ic7
General killed Generals killed 4
Losses-33 cannon, ships 4osses-220 cannon:
LOCO muskets. count of ships g. steamers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
B0ARD or EDUCATION.

The regular meeting Of tie Board Of Education
nj nj hst evening, WILLIAM Z. CURTIS, esqr
PEI deut, in The chair. -. Com
Mr. TUrHILL presented report iron W, n M
,,tee ON Sites and School Houses, proposing " -
Ir"prate the sum of $7 900 for the three iV' 80
-. 80 and 81 Vaudewster street, Us s''e '''
school for the Fourth Ward. Ill.,. us Tia ranot
The Board discussed the proP9si'Ion ir;rc 70 nav
at 'one ,sus a aa1 the sun Of Sos 0oO, giving Mr.
Wa "t the e Sropretor five DAYS in which 70 file accept
that :I hi I he S' to the DO 's1 the
the DVa'a, nv ~ the Ward be authorized TO pay
sl6 ooo tor school site elsewhere.
AZ Halls three lots are on the sonth SIDE OF van,
,,sr street. Other lots, on the opposite side :"
the street, are also available. alan
onortsd ia favor of purchasing the lots Nos o. anu
IN Monroe street as y ise for u primary school "s
the seventh Ward, for tl3,5OO. Laid over
Adjourned,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
Live N,ight Deed NeIsh
PHILADELPHIA Cattle MarLet-MAY II.

The supply o! Beef Cattle th week not very good inc
oHrr only ming g. l.l.3 head Tie dtnaAd We We
and a. offered sold At from ~ 50 30 ~ Nv
n for ordinary and good and from rs 80 to W % Ie P-
hAd eNiIa caftle. II. Il.
sHEEr-Inia market was well supplied, amoua's ,as,
90 nearly 300 Asad prices ranged fson 70 '!c v "
Tor clipped sheep - m,
HoosTh. supply Of hos. equal 10 the DEM ~ from
offerings amOuntlug 20 $50 bead Gales ere ~ for
~ % T. 100 NJ for s,l.frd. and irom,+9 ~ ~, extra
cora-ied the latter price having been oo'A'"
quality. Il ,aS had were
COsS-lhil market was better supplied sue
sold 1t iIom sl8 to $40 each, according TO qa''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
The annexed circular mas been Issued by the
lena and Chicago Union Railroad Company

CHICAGO, May is, 1862
SIR: An agreement has been entered into betwesy .he
Diecors of this Company and the Chicago Iowa and Ne
brask Railroad and the Cedar Rapids and Missouri rf
Company for perpetual lease OF their h.s OF todu
tho com peusatiou 10 be fixed by referee 80
TO la. Chicago Iowa ard Nebraska Railroad the copenss
ton be such proportion Of the gross ear ings ufoa ma
road the shall determine. To tue Cedar RAPIDS ana
Missouri River Railroad ompany the compensation 70 De
proportion the earnings on Its road or sPeei
fed sum Ier mile per annum Ms the referee shall decide
The Of the Chicago low and Nebraska o.d WIZ also
place bridge and the Msssipii RIVER a.
Clint under the control management OF our Company
Capt VIM II. Swin OF Boston hes been sppointed sole
Reeree but being FROM hons have NOT been mott
/ he'd Of his acc, ptance of the ONCE.
The above referred to be binding when fsti
fed 10y stockholders Of the pectve Companies
lines OF road proposed 10 be leased
extension Of road westward from the Msstp n
nearly direct ue and that these lines when
pleted will with Chicago, Fulton, and Iowa Lne form
Strenuous efforts heretofore been made TO unite these
lines under management without success ani me present
advancement result Of much celebration b. Counties
from respective Boards Of Directors, which met Ia the
City Of New York The l0th inst
Your Directors sniOgs Ia the opinion tbst IL IL
highly important for the Of this COMPANY that the
pop leases should be made. and respectfully al your
their action AID Of the award the referee mentioned may
make such ard be made by the referee VINO may
be agreed upon Ia his stead O.,
plsnk proxy herewith nc!osed 90 that should you De
unable attend the meeting ia person you can MI the oa
with the OF such pc you may thk proper M
proxies he Secretary the Company viii be used a.
the board OF Director may direct
Respectfully, your tedi-nt servant
w. NJ LARKABkE, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
n. ". Wholesale Prices OF Co"n'.'

Fox ina WEEK KSpis0 WEpxfsrpsa'r, rsx by psnv 4
tRspoIted exclusively ior IsS y =
No1Ics CoSslGyoRs ~ fhhl@ affections on evs1y
sss with f,s eS Sd. ana o @ ons al
ces hsol w.. pn i,.ny. send Que BY mall with notice
vh.n and how thuss are l0tWNVe"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The PARK FouSrAIS-An ornamental fountain
of Italian marble has just been erected in the CITY
Hall Park. 1t is sixteen feet in hight including
tie base. The column is provided with three basins,
the smallest at the top which the water falls IN
sheet, producing a very fine effect. The cost OF
the structure is 81 600.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

Of merchandise. and exports Of produce and specie
Exclusive of the imports of specie), from the begin
ming of the fiscal year July l, 1861, to date:
Is59-8O. 1S8O.6l. 1S61.6s2,;;
Imports md'e s6s,sa Sis.ss .a Pa so sss
E E,pSIs: pred. r5sss's sssass1 s,ss aSS
The Manhattan Fire Insurance Co. has declared
semi-annual dividend of 10 y cent, payable jun -
An auction sale of dress goods Of the 'nP''" a.
of Curtis & Co. and Bernhard a. bu''o" "'"'
very well to-day, and large lines OF goou'
taken by the trade; also, an offering oi 'io',
nostlv Solelacs goods. The sale was well a''e"u,'
and passed off spiri,edy, being iuli! Wy ~
previous sale of these same goods in0 90 Zoo
was ALI ,od and duplicated to the extent Oh wv
tons catalogue of silk filet mtts was HI so'u,
,ho ,ono r;tt, went slow, but the short ones so'u
very well. p.,-a Co,,norr
has issued the following circular:
TO BoNDHoLDERS.
rh .,uo,t unerpected degree Of favor with which our
isme of Sinking Fnrd Mortgage Bond mas been received
to call the attention %, for the
OF bonds into one class, under one cohPiehen'e
In sss an i.,u. ofhree and half millions in 600 bonds
at the Com Exchange Bank bearing interest at
= cent, payable .eni .nnusy al ,.e ',me or M.
Company sinking Fund Of y cent being Pledged Tor
their REDEMPTION in 1885 Mono Of these bonds have been
they being designed exclusively for the conversion OIL
the various cssses into c.ass Of mortgage bonds
Exchange. continually going on and 90 great now
dem AID for good t. cent first nog 60 bond win ABOUT
wears 10 run these bonds selling In market oi
over &c the dollar and few Offering ut that pce win
iail prospect Of their reaching par . 80, III.
Already we have about 81 10000 OF the who'
issue and the Sinking Fund Commissioners have In the
over Of securities srds the ultimate hqui
dsion these bonds aud the prospect now Is that oeOit
any very large proportion Of bonded debt mstuies We
ha have those bonds return for the principal OF ou
entire bonded debt . Al. r
These bonds are superior any class issued except the
C. r. X. lat and I'd mortgage due IN 1908 about ToOVoo'
amount
Being better known, they salabe; tho security
ahead of all others with the above exception 10 Naue
there /. registry provided for them which protecs W
holder In case stolen from him even although a. la
been the sometimes in one known Instance least t
number may be altered by chemical process to P'e'eh
identih ;etiOn. ,r... .,
To improve the amount Of mortgage security thereioie
procure more .asblc bond to get bond capable oil icRl''
30 as to pass only by indosemen OF the owner NE
cate of s,ock our bOudhOders will do well to bDg In inc ON
bonds and get Sinking Fund Mortgage Bond foI them
The be effected q: the KING House e'
uilee Co. No "a Wall street New YORK or d. the Co
pay Office in Cleveland when the old bonds are rresehteo
,ums OF 600 The Regity /. al Cleveland Bonds may U
sent TO Cleveland and returned by express by United o's'e
Express, a the expense OF the Company. ann r.
H. c. LUCE Trea, C. T. r. Il. Co.
/,J,..Jc,J n Nav 1862
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
oPENING DAY o. nm MARkET.


Tnsday, May 2o.--We find that the num-
beF Of bullocss entered for sale at Allerton's
this week il nearly loco head lees than las,
week, and consequently the price is considera-
bly, advanced, and nearly or quite all Of the
$3.50 head on sale will be disposed Of before the
close of the day-a larger number than usual having
been disposed of on Monday upon terms more favor
able to buyers than to-day The brokers finding the
arrivals very light this morning, held pretty hard for
an advance equal to about half cent "A pound upon
the quotations of our last weekly report and BUYERS
say that they got il every time they asked. Some of
the droyers and cattle brok.rs Insist that the advance
Is not over quarter Of cent. but facts a. aust
them. The price is not only higher, but il il j. her
for AN inferior class of hullocks, and the estimate
Of weight is againet the buyers. The quality
and price of cattle run remaI kably even this
and very large portion Of all sale will be sold
price TO just average cents pound for the weight Of
meat ana many viii be- sold above than below
Almost the entire stock ale from Illinois Part Of
TAT but very few sell 81 gic pound The meaurst
lot In nahet came In Ills morning from Ohio and the
offered Price fully equal To 7c net, by speculatOr
Beside the number being much less this wees the
urnt buyers took about $40 head IT the best. asig the
butcher. with such short supply that high pc's sn,c
ad eh weel and some Of tho speculation. hu hroug
their sales In order to early D..t over. ON
the way here With the same number of buok at tho no
market, prices will, OF cour,e, run high
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

THE London Times Of the 10th inst. says:
There has again full demand for moEey to-day ard an
increased position the part OF the various discount tab
hen TO business al rates below those Of the Bank
Of England
On the 10th instant Illinois Central shares Were
quoted at 40i ai0i discount, and Erie at 32 a32l
cent Messrs. Barring Bros g. Co. notice American
stocks as without change, aud with little business
doing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

Conn,asloxs-Por selling Berries Fuss ac whore pat.
sges are returned and small lots Of suH 10 cent OA
Farm produce generally, y cent
QUOTATIONS ssics Of good Produce good ords.
wholesale such Farmers realize. aDd not JoboefS %
An imporsnt decline Is reported in the Eusfsh
markets and IL aid to be unusually uxusn and gives
promise of abundant esry mako OF both English and hsh
butter There l.. this week pretty sharp demand for
cnocr yellow rkns for tho California steamer OF Friday
and l9Ec has been psid for selections om choice lots
nsr isxs npe,ty much subsidized for the present White
ter colos being closed out whsteye can -
obtained above the price oil grease Duer INC PsVns Pos
being lodilc. We quote: MILL, -. a..
Orspgs CO., pss....l6 Ol0 rrnns S,s'e Gu yet" ~is
w elsh tubs, State. ohH ole jFmkiDs rem ana '" 49,
De- couuIon to fair. 10 WI2 Reserve iah :....H eM
DO White aud mixed 10 G!2 firhgs, YES o's'es' a..
Ual.lrk st.,r sir IA OILS lFnk-s W States fair 10 03
Fbkips Penn and W. Grease bu.tot....'''' otoS
Res, choice yel low Is oil 49,
CBEEssThe receipts light. and prices uncnshged We
quote .,.>
New Cheese CHI to ext 8 New Cheese, poor 10 fara ~
Ohio Cheese. None In
BEANS firm at the quotations OF this day weeE- We
quote Packages included: -
Eed choice y bu 50d2 so Kidney. choice foux S05
do com to good y f0d2 80 Marrow. CHI, v buzz eo1I
Pea cLoce Hbush.2 50a5 sol do, to good2 V01 -
BROOM CoRS--P h. 3U7c.
BgEsw,x-P b, Base.
LIyB PoULTRY-We quote:
Turkeys v D..."...lO 1y geese Psir'''''i 80 80 -
EGCs-The receipts continue srge ard the market quite
dull at quotations of this day week ror extra choce
st t. and Penn O.c is obtained. Wheat chan or hnecus
except during the Summer months when osts demsa
better Wheat chat IL thought besf; but stray" CUT |n~
ia about good; AID Eggs thus packed will until J.ns
bring about ic. y dcz more than If packed In os' we
quote: an, .a, O ana
at the max, y doz. -0lOl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
FREsN yRyIr.
IAdvertisefpertI
Hurw 4, LprNCu

IAdvertisefoent.J
DREW e. FRENCH,
PnoprcR ConNIssIoN hsRcnANrs-
pcrrra, Csnxss, Zoos, PouLTKr. CAMS. 0KMn, bLesA
Pork Ge-
No. 6 Erie Buildings, Nsw-York
Our motto IT, Quick 50 .es and prompt returns"
Rs<ersoe>-D r. Martin. President Ocean Bank Nsw.Yos8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

May T-2l 900 bbls Flour 10 bba Corn Meal ~ bbe
Whisky so 90 bush Wheat 1855 bush. Corn, Soa9 bost
RIVE 5000 bush Oats. 1890 pkgs. Povsons l<l3 pig
Lard 500 kegs DO 80 Ikgs. Asbes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
The following are Messrs. Thompson Bros quo

The LaJayette Courier says no less than 10 cars
of stock passed through that place over the Toledo
and Wabash Road on the Ilth inst, and the ship
ments Of grain, notwithstanding the Encouraging
prices, are fully equal to the capacity of the road
The Commercial Bank of Canada has obtained q
verdict for 81, 900 against the Great Western
Railway Company, for money furnished for the
completion of the Detroit and Milwaukee Railway,
il being held that the Great Western Company was
the real creditor in the transaction.
Tie London Economist, of the 10Th met, says;
The demand discount this week has increased and the
rate In open las advanced until few transactions
tale place below y T. As is generally the when
the terms approximate those at the bank tie latter establish
uent has done rather large business The Government
amount of capital l. temporarily Withdrawn from the market
but the existing tendency 20 pressure st appears TO arse
more from increased caution than from less abundant supply
Annexed the charges for paper Of various daes
30 to 60 per cent
months. "a per cent
months. '''''.'''''''''-o per cent
6mOIths-BaIk biils.................-J4 per cent.
months-Ifade bls.................J. TO per cent
On the stock Exchange there has also been greater in
curry money and the present rate ior loans o" poVehnen
Securities j. 4 az per cent.
Joint stock nks....:''....''''''''@it per cent
Discount houses at call.............. u per cent
Discount with days notice.. II per cent.
At the London and Westminster, only per cent foE
below 800 -
the Aoneur of this morning Compared with the a phi
count, the following are the principal isaults'
9lO6 900 s., 1855 900
pE,REAsR.
Bill, Drounted.. e. 9so 900 Treasury balance E5l5m0
Crcuatigu.... 62D 900 Current aCcOunts.... got go
suboned the rates of dsconn, In the principal cities Of
the Continent showing an alteration at Amsterdam:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22
M. ,,nao. Times Of the 10th thus notices and

quotes $780,. o.,a T,,nt s,ock reocded 10 aIl
IN Western Of CaDsds aha were Hat at ~ l.
60 au NJ inpo.r os occurred in American secuiies
No cbsnso o. mp A. CIosiac PRICES Business.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

Tux Scuoor Fuyp.-The Board of Education,
, hi, Ian, meeting appropriated s,sSo FOR teseass
wages salaries % officers Ac, and r'h'N" '0' '"
,,p,irn, and furnishing school house,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

SENTENCES ~ THE Court or SEssIoNs-lpe
following parties previously couycted we're s-ntencee
n, Tie Cour, Charles tys1s Tor iogry
Ia the fourth degree John Cream. for grand sesny y.
Hermann for buis In the fourth degree we're
% state Pri.on Tor two wears each Fedsriek buecA oI
ss.an, and battery and ImatI Eichnser, or sIp, .
49, Lane. WrCu.k.y wa. convicted os robbery IA nasut
taken hold Of Nj Hasey Wing at late honi ~ s 90.
aud taxing from his pockets some money "0N'"'A'
Z Temanded Tor sentence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

ANNIVERSARY OF THE WILLIAMsBuRGH SUNDAY.
ScHooLs-The anniversary parade Of the Williams
burgh Sunday Schools took place yesterday after
noon, and Notwithstanding the unpropitious state
Of the weather. the of teachers scholars
was very large, the procession numbering iron
900 TO 5000 The children assembled at the
different churches at o'clock p. M. and shortly be:
fore O'Clock the procession was formed, and
marched through the principal streets. All the
hool. except those connected with the Universal
lat Church were represented in the parade. lhe
Lee Avenue School led the procession. A hne
band Of music WAS stationed in front OF the fountain
in Bedford avenue, past which the whole process.
sion parallel. The children all prettily dressed and
bearing hsgs, banners, and decorated with en-
bematic badges, presented AN extremely attractive
appearance. In the evening appropriate eAefeises
were held at the Lee Avenue Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

Of merchandise, and exports Of produce and specie
Exclusive of the imports of specie, from the begin
ming of the fiscal year July l, 1861, to date:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

The New \ ork and Erie Railroad makes the following
mort stock tho week ending this day;
Bseves l'6l0 HoIse, co. Sheep and Lambs. LOCO;
Swine, 32I0 $1,000
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this mAtet at Forty fourth street,
3,24S.
mo prize. TO dsy are quoted Is follows
Flint asali,y........8 al Ordinary...,....,. 7tds
Madam, @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-22

ncreaso.''.'''''..''.'''... .......4s,S so Us
Annexed is comparative statement Of The imports