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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05

Tho Tesan Is considered quito charae-
ter in Virginia. His dashing deeds or dar-
ing and peerless horscnanship had preesd-
ell his entree into the Old Dominioni and
many have been surprised 10 find IN the
easy, genieel personages that perambulale
/ the streets Of Richmond, the very type of
/ the Ranger character, We have heard
many interesting incidents connected with
/ the stay Of our Rangers near Richmond,
some Of which are worth relating.
A day or 20 after their arrival, number
| OF the hoys started 10 sec the sights about
Richmond, and several Of the Tom Green
Rifles, who were lucky enough TO have u
few dimes LEFT, stopped at tho Spotswood
House registering their names Ms from
Texas. Though cleanly attired they wore
the garb Of the soldier, and Of course were
the observed of the crowd of well.uniform-
cd guests present. Judge Of the surprise
of the crowd, 81 sauntcring into tho parlOr,
Sergeant +. approached the piano, and seat
cd himself first executed brilliant over.
ture, in style worthy of the stage and
then gave Dixie, with original variations.
Really, thinks the Spottswood people, those
Texans can do anything,
Another Instance of the same kind we
umay relate;
Barney NJ, belonging TO one Of the COM
panies, besides having u taste oi the Irish
galIantry, inherited from the old Irish
stock from which he came, has also touch
Of Pats coolness and impudcnce. Like his
compntriot NJ Spottswood, he has wood the
goddess Mclphouc, and touches the keys
with skill Passing fine mansion, on the
porch of which stood two beautiful domScls
and an elderly lady, says Barney, "Can
You have the Kindness to hem pair Of
handkcrchicfs for Texan soldicr" Ser
tainly," says madam, and with true Nir-
ginin hospitality invited him in. Barney
took the affair Ms matter Of course. He
had cone TO fight for these people, and they
could afford to he hospitnhle, so in he went.
The young ladies went to hcmming, with
out either a-hem or mia, and it was not
long before, in conversation, it leaked out
thnt barney could talk opera, and was at
home in parlor talk generally. "Do you
play on any instrument" says my lady
II will try says Barney, and going to the
piano. he convinced his auditors that away
out here in Texas the gems Of the opera ore
as we'll known and appreciated as in the
drawinr-ruoms of the Old Dominion.
barney fourishcs his handkerchiefs in
camp and sings Il new song, words and
music by himself, extolling the graces Of
the fair ones Of Riehmond.--GaIvest0n c.
riitGn
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05

Tho \. Y. T'ir,cs has " rc-lic-ahle infhr-
nation" that, when the ncws Of the capture
Of Part Royal reached the Confoderte camp
az Manassas, three Sorth CarolinG regiments
demanded permission and declared thcfr
intention 90 return ~ once IN the protection
of their own State Orders were issued
from headquarters to prevent their depart
urc ~ all hazards. The comment made On
this br the Times il as follows:
Til. doctrine Of State sovereignty and OF
the RICH; nr secession. anrs not seem 10 find
NJ much favor with the Cogrcdcrate author
itiee ae /. did at the ouisct Of the rebellion.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05
rhr rlrhi I'M the INDIAN Nallon.
Correspondence Of the Dallas Herald.
CANT on ARKANSAS RISER, J
% miles IYesf u Fort Gib'oH,

Correspondence 81 the DAlia. Herald.
C,NP on ARKANSAS RISER, J
% miles Wcsf Of Fort Gib'oH,
November 9th 1861. ]
Dear Herald Have just arrived at camp
from n twelve days scout Afier the Greeks,
in company with Col, Coopers ChoolnN
and Creek regiment; got n hns .Hghi
killing some 90 of the enemy, aud
losing Capt. Stewart, Of company ], Titus
county, two men from company q, OF Gray
son county, and one from our own company
-, Capt, VI. J. Brinson,) !. II. Grow, OF FL
lot Point, aud one man J. c. frienar Of
company A, Capt. Berry, wounded In the
jaw-dong we'll. a courier leaves for Tex
ns in an hour sud only have time TO say
that companies I and ID opened the fight
with SQUAD from company q, only 20 In
number, against q 1000 OF 1900 Indians,
lust ut dark, and fought them by the fash
of their rifles; were shortly Joined by com
pany A, Capt. Berry, and finally by the
Ghoctaw regiment, under Col. Lee, formerly
col. Cooper, the latter acting rs Brig. Gen.
One detachment Of n regiment, 500 strong
we're under L. Col. Vim. Quayler Of Tarrsnt.
Only about 100 of our regiment fought
The Creek regiment lost one man, and Col.
Ice one wounded. The squadron opening
the fight was under command Of Capt. NJ.
j. Crimson, of Tarrant county, senior Capt.
nf that squadron, whose gallant bearing on
the field drew the praise of all who saw
him, and well he deserved it, for he sat his
horse as Titled moved rs if on common
parade ground. and the Indians firing on
MS from three sides, and it us dark ms pitch.
We pursued them three days and u night
and came up with them just at sunset and
charged their camp, when they laid strong
ambush for us, but we staid in the prairie
and gaze in return for some OF tWir MIN
ME bullets, some buck-shot and plenty OF
ounce balls from our shot-guns and rifles
Lived on mea talone. and our horses on moth
rag for three or four days Of the time, and for
half an hour after our arrival in camp, cot
fee and bread were at Il premium, | assure
you.
All we'll exccp, few cases of measles,
with two deaths in the regiment. Dallas
and Tarrd4t boys in the regiment doing
we'll. Yours, in great haste,
Girls
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05

"RrLtApLEn ASA WAR TERH.--Purists,
in the English tongue, say that there IL no
such word as reliable 1t is an invention
of the enemy of good Engisll-the Yam
kee nation. Webster accepts il, Of course !!
but Worcester, in putting it in his dicticna-
~, does so with n protest. Nevertheless, 1t
is such convenient word that it is impoS-
siblo to keep it ont of the newspapers. The
etymoogy OF the bogus word is evidently
wrong. 1t cannot come from the verb TO
rely upon. 1t must be an epithet used to
describe 4; man who cannot only lie. but
also relic a Philadelphia paper, in allud-
ing to the subject, gays:
Without utterly condemning the word,
VIZ do condemn tho reports, so common
non.a-iays, on the authority of Ia reliable
gen, leman." This mischief making gossip
has been telling lie after lie for full year,
and M c. half the stuff reported in the sem
sation ,,upers has come for him. 1t has re-
portcd negro instructions that never took
plaec. |. killed hundreds Of men in Fort
Moultric. who are still in the land of the
living. II slew at Manassas the General
Johnston who is now leading an army
threatening Washington. 1t killed Ben.
McCullOch at Springfield It murdered
JEFF Davis at Richmond. 1t killed Beaurc-
gard once at Charleston and now Stays him
once more at New Orleans. The people are
losing ali faith in il, and we wish it conld
be put out of sight k'revcr, and the fact
could be reported on some better authority.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05

Abillma- introduced bv the member from
Dallas proposing TO amend article II OF the
Penal code. 50 rs 20 allow carl playing for
amgrcmcnt. Mr.. ". coniendcd ihat the pre-
sent law is wrong bccause il intcricrcd with
private rights nf trecmcu. The bill was
vsrmlr oprosed 4 gentleman offered an
amendment 10 the article proposed to he re-
resicd. prohibiting eating or drinking e1-
copt - riatoa liner. Finally after pow
rtlg! srrrch against .le Hill 10y tie mcruls'-
FROM .lili. il vas indefinitely po,ironef.---
Gan -in;.xo H.r"ld
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05

ANOTHER CASE FOX LDEp LYoNs.-Thc
kilograms announce the arrest in Cncin-
matt, by order Of Secretary Seward, OF An
drew Low, Esq, of Savannah, while return
ing from Europe. Mr.. Low is British
subject, having yever alienated his nliegi-
ance, although long resident Of Savan~
nah. lie has been taken TO Boston and in
carcerat,rI in Fort Warren. This proceed
ing will doubt no give rice to another inter
Change of diplomatic courtesics between
the British Minister and Mr.. Seward.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05

Saw. Hammer commanding company ",
"a fe,nrcnt TsNns Moun'rl Rifles nj II.
scott ,Arn;gL ;ht columns nf he State Ca
l~ue, bant~rs any company * volunteer cav
airy S,aihis State "a . trial drill" for the
sGr.a:iasi;s. tho unsuccessful sompa ny to a.
sAr.i 10 ths commAnGant " the succcssful
ops Ewcrd " nt,ll ~, less thaa s5Hl. Some
hsdr vii 6nldriiiintrxp~a.ivr if;begsByi-
le. > ta.ss;. :ly.-.Sys.k Wet
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-07-05

TiE .'STArE or kASAwHh.' The ordi-
nance for dividing the Old Com"onv calth
or Virginia. ead crccIiag new State Of
tle canptics vest af the Allegheny Noun
tlins. has bccG adopted, 50 say the Yankee
raprIF, hy the voters hy . majority Of near
". IL net quite, one hundred to ou", aud .
aca convention. tho members Of which
have just been chosen. WiA assemble at
Wheeling On the 18th inst, To rs'ify the sc-
-ios Of the people. The new S's.e vii! be
ilied the kaHarha, and viii contain
population of two hnnd ed and nine;y-twe
ihouSan''. iuelading about eighty ihouksE@
slaves.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
iOurued.

Baron Pulen Sacken, Secretary Of the Russian Le-
CATION at Washington, and Capt. Paynter of ii. b..
Ms Scotch Fusileer Guards are at the Clarendon
Hotel.
Gen. Wilson Of Ohio, Prof. Anderson, the magi-
clan. John p. II. Wentworth Of California, and
W. S. Caudee Of Syrscase are at the Metropolitan
Hotel.
Major Constable Of Virginia, Capt. Tweedy OF the
H. - Army l.. ID. Wins!ow, l.. B. Bi8elow, and
c. O. Nazero of Boston, Il. Patton of Montreal, Capt
J. =. Tweed Of Cincinnati, y Genness of Ncw-fork,
DIR. l.. Rhodes of Cleveland, j. j.. Farweli OF New
Hampshire, Mr.. Appleton Of Boston, k. Sender and
H. Ames Of ST. Louis, I. G. Jarvis and j. 5. Walker
Of Neg.IIampsLife, 4. Magoun Of Boston, and A. L.
Wadswoth Of Massachusetts arc at the Fifth-Ayenue
Hotel.
j. Wiley Ednonds of Boston, T.. G. Litchfeld of
Cazenovia George Inns Of Poupbkeepsie, III. X.
Horton Of Boston, and Emil Mnos OF Maracaibo, are
at the Ast6r House.
Capt; James +. jeffrey of the steamer City Of Bal
timore, Mrs. Rufus II. King of Albany, aud COL Lee,
lady, and daughter, from. Boston, are at the New
YORK Hotel.
Col. J.. Hotchkiss Of the L. s. Army, and II. X.
Chsndlor and SON Of Washington, are at the Laarge
House.
j. FAR Of Philadelphia, w. y. Green aud family
Of CounecliN,, and q. NJ Mackie Of Massachusetts,
are III the Breyoort House.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MONEY kEf.-Ihe 1unds were tIetdN
o the i bot co,ed rather weak, and the market inactive
hort uansr Waa taken at q a cent The eppcsuons TIE
Bsri were nef lsee The Esypsu lean inirOcucrd io
London is for 81 900 In z cent houds i''aee ~ .z
lIhe we.y Cotton uset was received per Norwegian
Trade Rrroar.-The Aonchsfter naitei II Nteoy sIo
Eruor r.
Tie var o1, ciiculas report; Flour downward and declined
6d.ali; qaoistions rsnse 1884, Wheat Is 9oi'' ga
s'eedr Red We tern ~ SAL ?, Red southern i0ll
Whle Western. u 9ol2 White southcn, H. eR.b Com
quiet; Mixed, q 6d23f White. 80 dA cd.
LIgKHgooL iRoyIs0s MMKsT.-Iho Provision marie Ia
-,nc-aiv quiet Biasrd A.hys 60. and others report:
Beet s,sady Pork irm Bscon easier Lard hesvy and
cined quoted II dl2. Talow ,teady at - 40.
LIvEHrOOI PRODUCE MAKgEr.-A.hes quiet Pots, y g,
Pears y RosinConU,u dull at ~ Spirit, OF Turpeu-
tire inactive % GO Sugar dull, aud De, lined 3D. Cogea
inn Rice s cecinug Cd Oil qg' and steady. Linsecd
OIL siil advancing quoted 81 t0Ri
LoVpos MAhaEss -BKnADsiuF dull laos ouli-5cctch
pir 81 &. SrGAR qr-t. TIA sn CoFPEs lUogsut. Ef,F
qmo. THLow iusc'ivc at 4dl SPIRITS TtKFsNrsG nom
ilal Con or inactive - tal srEhS OIL dun at $50.
LoNDos MONEY MARgETCou,ols closed on Friday night
York Cenls ;2i Erie - lipoi' Central a discount.
LATIsT.
LWFHPOOi CoTTOS htRsFT.-Ihe salcs of Cot
ton on Saturday reached 0 bales including 2ooc bales to
sye-ula;ors ard exporter The market closed uP"ad. bat
BSEXDs7t li.~Flsar ,iesdy Wheel quiet sld easier
Corn INACTIVE.
ISrpos tardry ey;una --Ilo sroAn rrIbs, Is 6rrer
i.osDos MosEy HAAKxT-Con,os cioscd ca Saturday q,
hwgEIc Al SFcrRiEs-The stest sses Illinois Cen
tral s3i 643i dis. E,ie 3i63it
,oot up $50 beics; Orleans tres ordiuaire lao f. Ras lt r.
The dull but quotations hrm The total stock IN
port g. q, 900 bae'. n,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
90 NEpAR,p
TO ARRIVE.
Pnsseuvers Arrived

In s.ar.sip Coiunbia. from HaranS-A, De Mon'szs m
H. Wie,hoH Mr.. Caraine L. Fefres, w h. sIisgne, 1' ~
Cowan Matigrsn Capt. w. Curtis Mis- E Bran6e.' W
Philips u. g. n. Charles D. Fsedhcks j. w ChsIdle sa,
and servant j. n Terry and lady: T. Churchill and lady h:
Paine sfsridib Howlsnd, Mrs. L. A. Smith, NJ L,wier r.
NJ Smith, P A. Regnier Lorepzo aoya w - p@npnEi n t,I
land Mrs. NJ. T.. Brown and msd J. A Rbode' y n IN
ham H. NJ Winans and lady, ~ Font Altman 4. \. 1il
de Saes. Mis- PanjereiTi and mold, Miss La focne nir
Hernandez MIA r. Montelosn L. Rniz de Lsn 'iS children
and servant; A. Leubaux and lady 9. Thotndike' Lopez
d. Ruaik j. Besns Kegnisorteu, Madame HAITIAN NJ hs1
Madame F. Petan1 q. Athens and lady, Mis- Bcser A. T.
Ahiens f. NJ Feier snd lady, Miss Demod. Mr and Grs'
NJ Trvjilo ena children. Mrs J. u MoninsSe Mrs ~ mr.
ill., f. Parntier A. AreIes M' Duhrengs miss plhrengs
NJ EchemeuG. T. Rspp, A. Were, ?. ffebotn H. Sundsr-
land m Dunioin b. Bsschssel ard lady Mrs j. awrence
Miss L. Smith j. y. RsmsrprA A. Bruges, E Err sirs
fl,re. Mis-, Echernerdia, W. H. s,ewsr f. ,.iSaon' I,
j. ". de Carbr.h0 n. Guerney \. {. serreno :! NJ tsn
A. h. Hire. ). y. Bosgsno. A. BogSsno. ~ H. ponnel A.
IT, Woowich, J.. Bersan. { dc NORMAN, X r. Lander
n Mora Ii. Haris, Is. Sanchez. A. Wicbard, b berny NJ
Rene G. j. Nsrln J. H. Lldsewood L. LadoD, w Z. VIZ
Iisrns Mis- {. Warren y. Frrss snd lady, r. Martinez
n Martinez r. Csrver- aud lady Miss Csvere, Msl A.
Caiysrc r. shgo, Koiz, Armedero A. hr.,s II srn'
net r. Brod Geo Hink, j. Bosch, q. Eson ID. W. Tuihi'
j. A. Beanstt
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
THE LATEST,

Tho paris Correspondent Of TIE LoRdoH DdHy
N,vs saws: The difference between England add
Frsnce in Mexican aiisrs is very tickise. 1t con-
Times 20 be given ont the, Spain agrees With France
and will disavow the convention. Ii IA rumcIed 'Dh'
King Victor Emanuel is expected IN rams, Oh
visit TO Napoleon. W.T..
The Turin journals Assert that King victor
Emanuel will go 10 Naples st The end OF Apiii ac'
companied by kstazzi and Popoli.
The Paris Montf,uF announces that the frm To be
Maid bv any person desring exemption from military
service is fixed for this year at 2oJo francs, sho
bounty for re-onlstpent Tor seven years fixed at
2h0 francs.
fhe Calcutta, China, and Australian mails lei'
Alexandra April Tor Mafseilles.
The ship Yorktown, regular packet from London
10 New York, has been captured on her voyage ny
Confederate privsteer
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17

P0slTI0S OF THE METHODIST CnUHcn on SLAy-
rnY.-Ihe following reeolntion on Slavery WAS
unanimously adopted by The Methodist Conference
1T is recent session. held IN the City OF Wyandote
Hscrca'' Amefcsn Slavery Is the nsiusprug OF tee exit
ing fcbcor aud has been retained Ia e nation al "a. saur
~ee Of rol principles md civil liberty and Is ~ tho present
time irnling he best blood OF the uation. therefore
hcsDred That we la favor If Tie Sg0rOuI pr0' ion
" the war unil tho teesshe conflict betweer Liberty aud
aay IL hnalj settle In tho complete overthrow OF
bell .u ard in The suto destruction shsou with 10
1nstc aud mat an ever pay or she utter
D. oil ion 81 fDloI al avery.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
DispstcrS. Sc.

POhr-Ar-PNlNCK, NFIII @ -,
The b. bic Sea- Gull forneris the Am. big ImIho, x,
,fiiy,n srfsed on 2th OF Feb, eaky, sDi , or
,r,e-1t a. St Thomas O. loat 10 - Domhso w -,
Vay.l ork She got the ee~aid OF the isiIo s ~, az
I'm, ~ and men sick fouud y imposHo1e 20 ~ "a n,
Sic came here aud after Fepsiiins, 'sisa A'"N
81 Domingo City. ,,.,t vsych J. iSei
The bark Cheshire iound 20 nc N uea ~ ns. Of
bcre ore uboG 20 cnd trying her stah'i w ,,so Z,
ord y,rv so!i aud oJen oil over hes eo''omi ,sJ o.
ilv s,r,cel bat oil tast Is IN A state, OF can ue -
sry f,raIed IN tho ship Meclry 20 London eo iss,
D" "''b 40 81 JoHNs. y. f. te9 te9ss, ~ New.
-, y oi,t Tesnard of Yarmouth. ~ >, no'i tls
h r, bo.nd 10 Cotk Tor orders put "a uee s.ir,
tt - ,th ioss of rudltIhead wsisr ea'A' nsssd sud
bor, OF water aud fuel, 30 baaheis oi CON
viii he sold.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
FIRES.
FIRE IN pELANcrY STREET.


Al f2l o'clockDn Tuesday light the kindling-wood
yard Of Noble Place. at tse corner of Delaney end
Tbompkns streets, took fire, and communicated
with the second floor Of the adjoining building, occu
pied as a dwelling by John Kattel, also with the
ship Rnee.tmber yard of c. 4. Richards adjoining.
The damage to the kindlng.wood yard was slight,
ancs Company; the damage to Mr. Ka.tePs furni-
ture was el50, no insurance; and Richardss timber,
ward sustained damage TO the amount OF $50 insured
for $4,000 III the Hamilton and Rutgers Insurance
Companies.
YfRE IN NINTH AVENUE.
Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, hre occurred
in the stable at No. 558 Ninth avenue, occupied by
Christian Lang, and owned by j. Il. Belts, bre Wsr.
The damage amounted to $500; no insurance. ;, Inc
bakery at No. $50, owned by Christian Lsndiock'
was damaged sbou. 5000; insured for St0o.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
Tho New EHarbor-I1asters.

Special Disr4lch TO Tie ". Y. Tribune.
ALH,Sr, Wcdusiday, Arril is 1862
IL If understood that the Governor has to-day
nominated the following rerson. for the cihce OF
ilaiboy. Masters at The por, Of New-York;
Ia = CorlrtE Eew.Yors lJvo.P CrruyG., Ncw.YoTk.
fJ,,ftR, Ce.ronAS \ Yor. .HINKY utEG,T. \. loEk.
o,,rx II grrgN,s n Yoik Taos. A JsRosY, Brooklyn.
IsgrRv grr,ylEY n YoTf. iJomN IAsnow, brooklyn.
Ions H. TAlIoR New GofA HEsRr H. Hull stsubsE Go.
J,NTsW. Hr.rgD, W-schestcr.
Ex.Cannl Appraiser Hull, of S,euben, lie also ap-
pointed, making eleven nominations in all.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
Marine JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.....".APsii
Cleared.

ehips American Congress. Woodward London. orinne
Nntnrn CO. Western, Fur5eT. Liverpool Ch.s ~
Msrshsn 10. vogs, VAld Cronstadi, funeh MeineAs
BsrS-Jsne T. Williams. Tref,y E,abethpOrt Edniston
Bros. - I'll
Bri,s-Herala Win: Baltimore, Brett, Son / c. Yellow
Gran tBf) Lspe 81. Johns. 7: r., b = small 81 Azne'
(Br) Mills Lsgnayra, f. whitney 20: Anos ~ 'oe.n,
Abbott. Cardens.. ii. ID. Brookmsn Co.. Oieen OF fs
sonih Ch.pmsn. Key West, H. b-nner
schoou.r-Augu.,s Perry. New Bedford master; Fores.
King Briggs Philadelphia John r. Dow William Dnnhhu,
Path Ne. n. Undsrwood; = d. Horton tbrl. heheenan
Uayans D. X. DeUof: Island Home, Allen, Gloucester, a
Uowes Anr Cole Baltimore Merrill Abbott Mary Ann,
Wherley Phi!edelplls A. smithers.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
The Sovereignty and independence Of asue'
Important Declaration by Span
The Difference Between England and France
H;uy.x, woduesday, April iG, 1863.

HlLIPAX, WoduesuAyi hpIII 'O' 'o"',
The steamship Canada, FROM Liverpool Oh tos
.,.n;n, Of the 5th and Queenstown on the 9th inst
.,r;ved a. this port at o'clock this morning. She
has 80 passengers for Boston, where she w' oe d'e
nj noon on Thursday. The Canada sailed Tor bos'on
nj II o'clock this morning.
The French and continental, as well as the En-
xlsh. press discuss the great importance OF the ex
perisnee gained by the engagement between the
Nerrimac and Monitor. 1t is generally admit'e'
that maritime warfare he's undergone change an'
that the Monitor il solution of the question be
tween wooden vessels and iron ones.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
From, Ser ErrnuclscO.

sax FEAgcisc0. Friday. Apru II, lt!.
Arrived, ship Lucy Ann, Newport bark Con-
stance, New-Zealand.
The steamer st. Louis aied for Panama to-day,
taking bot few passengers, and s650OO NJ treasure
lor New-York and S209 o0o for England.
SAX fgascisCo. Saturday, Apil u. 1869.
The Mexican Mil, on "a part OF the CaEstocs
Silver Lead, Wafhoe, was burned yesterday LoSs
abont SlJO coo.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17

The HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD FATAL Acoi-
pgsrYe,erday Coroner Collin held al Inquest on the
bod Of Alexander McKee, boy nine OF age, who was
accidentally killed by being over by Iest car on the
Hudson River Rail Monday evening Ihs psrticu,as
Of In. accident were given in yesterdays TRIBUNE Ibe
uy rendered verdict in accordance with the facts act
forth and eIonersed the employees Of the Company om
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
Sailing of tl,e niagara.

BosroN, "Wednesday, April l6, 1902.
The steamship Niagara sailcd ~ IA O'Clock for
Halifax and l.vercool, with 81 passengers for the
latter, aud ~ for the former port. She also takes
So 600 nslecle.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
Hpoiseu.

Ap &C. of Bame:a by Pio boat ss,sS 20 Bo,:ou
bars H,s" ' !" s. or 70 so by plo5Oa D. zones 70
~ ~ : bark w. g. Anderson from erui'e SN'
Boston, ..u,,h,., NJ III. Cnnnesi
uss'Fm siir ] O. baker rs days Nom Oioraisi ~"
to We, short q provision, tnd salpsSS Sro cus' g
Arn -. .o on ssss ,Irs' brig can RsrssT if'A
Ecs,en,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
NfsffHnt-V

BuRuSgroN. W., W,aos day, April lG 1852.
Tie Rey. Joan Wheeler ID. D., eX-President Of
the Uuyeuity Of Vermont, and ono OF the most
pommout and respected men of this State died here
this morning, at the advanced age of 81 yeGu.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
Chicago Municipal Election.

CHctGO. Tuesday, Apiil y, To-.
Tie Democrats to-day elected their entire city
ticket, by AN average majority of 1000. They alec
elected seven out OF ten OF the Aldermen.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
The Holm he'll at Halifax.

iALPaN. "Wednesday, April 49, 1862.
ne steamship John Brll, from Liverpool for New
York. arrivod herc iast night. She reports much
ice on the Newfoundland coast, aud thai he mil
schooner hence had put back, unable TO land the
mail.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
SPAIN.

It was asserted that Spain, although Wishing Y
receive explanations relative TO the douotiSi sTnc.s
Gov srnsent aud the Representatives Of the Allies
hss no intention Of making new treaty.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
INDIA.

private Telegram from Calcutta, OF harch D,
quotes freights to London at 62I6 per tun, beng
56 decline. Produce is quiet. Imports show strong
market.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
nyIATrRH ALMANAC

syrATuRB ALMANAC.
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WATER DsE
Sandy Hook. 939I GOV. Island iO?e Hell 100
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17

the censorship over all periodicals. but 70 90 """'
with it gradually by jndGal proceedings. o;.,v Of
, PARis, April 6-rhe question OF VIC Tbs con-
ST. Vincent de Paul 10 definitely +etitd. s,sse
fecenoes of the Society will hence'oftn VIC
and Independent Of the Central Tie. - ,bs, the
MADRID April ct ia ofhc ally oeext ,s te, ,mued
sran;sh Governmen. has most resoluteiy I'D IN
not 10 attempt 10 infringe on the so'0'''sA' =.
dependence Of the Mexleans. ,....r from the
ByRLIN. April GA cOnndcnsMl W., Il pub
N;.;.ts, y, finance TO the Minister OF x;h. riR.
h.h.S n,o.n.y requesting the rednction Ia, Ia
nonoI hnSdst h, two and ahalf mihons' J" "'"'
ts.J sshs n,esept additional taxes fI
! ne H.. MI cf the treasury and enter iortn Wstn
tne Dui"e ennromv promised in the budget, tnc Ed
intp 'ne "r,isred reduction Of 81, 600 men In t0e
pps!o,;vs strength Of the army. The dnpendmg "
~ Ioir and lO2d Infantry regiments, anu sS'o VI
3 IN horses are also ordered.
Cen. Goyons return from Rome was regarded y
lalmoet certain. ro- ~. IL. ..h.
Rsntes.
II u asserted that deachments Of the French troop
have received orders 70 Traverse the frontiers 70
vent the passage of brgandsfrom the Pontcai StaIo
into Italy and such persons even should 'ne5
bs found unarmed.
The French troops have also been Instructed 70 az
rest any Pontifeal gensdarmes who may a'o 'n'
bEigands
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-17
yuE DISCUSSIONS ON hiEITlHE WARFARE
The WOrthlessreSs Of Wooden War Vessels

INCREASE OF ENGLISH ROa-PlATtO VESSELS