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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-19
SrAIR OF NRX.YoRK.

STATE or Ngw.YoRK,
QuARrRRs.sTER 8HsRRAL's DEPARTMENT., Z
No. 81 MANIFEST NRv-YosK. Dec 10. lo%)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received az
- tL office until tho 23d day Of December instant Il IL
O'Clock At noon for ths and delivery OF the o'
loving articles Of UNIFORM CLOTuING-s % be sru'
fsctured In the City OF Brooklyn;
40 ali Wool Iizht bIao Kersey OYERCOATS.
lOl d.rs blue Cloth CHASsEUR JACKETS.
40O pairs light blue K.rsey ChASsEUh TkoWsEAs
No r. en- ari and ,,yie OF oanuactufe scccrdrg to pat
,ers office where The samples ard specifications may
b. I,Iected. - -,
The III, win state the price Q. which each Of the above
~ mt on.d articles al be furnished
The reserved 10 reject any or al bids which may De
uads. -,
Ihe successful bidder yibe required 10 give bonds with
apr surotes for the faDU performances o. the contract
viii be Addressed 10 the unds med at this oce
AID inferred " Prspsssis for Uniform Clothing
G. A. Arthur, CuaIternssteT General
Dec. Il 20 p iaciu. Stale oil NeW'1oTk
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proposaIs.
ARMY sUppLJEs.-Frsposas vii be re-
- SIHsIiTka, n. NJ SIste-tt
.s'f NFwYcnK Dee IT, 1871

4
.tf NFw.Hcsg Dee -. iD"z
4 kMY sUPpLIEs.-iroposas vii be re-
~ g., y.d b. tn ndor, gned unul o'c.oa e. ~. on
SAIEDAf The 2h inst for sIDpyps Tor zee OF the
nri ,,4.es Army. 80. SislLNCE stpHr-' a. io''
lows W.: - o,.,,
1,250 barrels hrst quality. new eoru-fed MESS POith.
10 delivered by before he 10th Of January 1908 81
Grty's Packing Yard. Newfork Cy whose certificate Of
i1spection will he required.
Mesl to De thoroughly cured and psked with an extra
Gu.hy ofthe best ,slt.
Each bid have printed copy Of this sivetissmeut
heid and must oe specic Ia complying Pc
cis-y with al e terms Fach bid 10 hzve confederation
IasI contain ths written sasany o. t"o sespousiols
Darics follows:
We tho nndersigned hereby guarantee tbst shosi al
on any lst fthe above bid DO accepted hsl he duly
nhcd trcJrdDg to IL, true popoTt aud condions also
nat swi,.n contract with bonds 10 the AMOUNT Of
fuh the vsne nj the stores proposed 70 be furnished
shall De ex.cuitd ifreqnired."
Psynsut a, heretofore be made ia such funds may
be furnished by the United stfeI
BLINK, Jjr P,ogcss rH be JuJ6sied az Ns oNc,. which
aat be iaco,td snreipe Gs'sed 10 me uresr"g1ed
and indorsed Proposais JoT Snbsistenes Stores"
A. Il. EATON. Lieut.-CoL and C. g. \.
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IL. 8. 1nternaI hspsnuc.
s. INTERNAL REVENUE.

u. .,a.,,, ,,l.u,,.
EXCISE TAX AND LICENSE NOTICE.
To residents and ell persons Assessed nlder The Laws OF
The United for The Payment of Texe, Dates or Ii
cense, within the EoURrH COLLECTION DISTRICT Of
The State Of York comrDs The ID, 5h, ei aud 9th
Nords Of the City ofNew-YoIk
TAKE SOTlCE-Th.t the undefigned Collector OF Taxes
for tie Fourth Collection District Of the State of Ns~Y0rk
comprising the 3D. h t.b and 9Th Wards Of tie City OF Ae"-
YORK pusuan, Of Congress entitled, An oct TO po'
vide internal REVENGE to support the Government and psy
interest OF ihs lbic debt."
GIVE NoTCE-Ths, the Duties Taxes and Licenses as
e.ed ups persons residing doing business witt said
D.ci aud which by aid act, they respectively liable 10
pay hsve become due and able and that shall attend to
receive payment Of the my Office No. IS Franklin
st. in the sua Di.c! and City, daily from tie hour off
m the hour Of p aud om aud after this date until
and including the 24,h day Of December inst
All persons who shall neglect to pay TO me the Dulles
e. and Licenses Aforesaid assessed upon them within
tho above specified Tine shall BE liable and viii De therefore
required to p,y TEN PER CENT ADDITIONAL upon tho
amount thereof JOHN MACK,
Collector 4th District.
New.YoTk. l2th December, l1a.
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Passengers Arrived

H. ,cGnsh D { aAG -5d f.0m Neio tTtcHs-ie Hon g. r.
Wander. th. Hon ~ Hshn lrrssren elect rom Hew'
Ofleaos Miss Tia. ies Miss Taylor Nrs LieIi L. n ~
lsr NJ Monroe Mrs Bowler nd family, Ire Hon. J. r
Boulierey Li.ut j. Clinton wife. Il. Redo n j. ~
stoIr p Fsrie. Capt. 81. loAup l. ; Navy, l.',gt ~
a Glasford H. Lord lohn O. Lee WIN Lippiurot Rotrit
Walsh, C.qt Horace Eastman, 1. = AfEir. VIM r. pnnf =
Daniels Mn by, Miss Quinn, Mrs Cabot and two enld
,er Mr.. Mahon and two children. and NTs " Nol
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e. NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER AkRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING DECENBEk J. 1902
Passenger Station In NewY Ok 2sth s and =thaN,
entrance 2Ttb-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk;
For New-Hsyen !, IN. iLx u l2l3 no (ES.l 5oSW,
and p M. -. a.
For BRIDGEPORT. :, Ca N. tEkli i2is, 2l'Fr) 24e 49,
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport, and wsPou
+ or No:wss go a. ~ sl5 2ls Ex a4c 40 ssoe
a.. ,,,ro,o m
sop .-o,..c, a,
49, $50 p. .oo
~ IS. 40. 40 so 6 ~ p ~
FOR Port Chester sod New Rochelle. p m.
CONHECliN0 TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield, m, tbHb I'D Ok tp 10
For Boston, via Shore Line. l2i3. 8 p. 10.
FoT Hartford aud Spnus ded n (EI Rl3 ll3 tEIb
For Conneccut River Rsrcsd to Montreal sa IN. Er.h
ard p IS y. III. to Northampton.
For Hartford Providen;e. aud Fishkl Railroad no.
Fot New. Haven New.London and s.oniuston Railroad "A
Q D. No.. y -. 2ij p. IN.
Carsl Railroad, Y. Is p. u 70 Northampton
For H.usstonic Ksi'fosi 10 tttsneld b a. m
For SausAiucA x All Cad. a. NJ. IS p. m.
For pantury aud Eorw TX Raj road. a m. , Wpn
Comnlodlous Seepi Cas- auachsG To the p. ~ TIu.
JAMES II. H0fT, Superintendent.
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. upndle CT Das,;sh P"pes' Vic''e" ar OF
sohle Is,and Addressed 10 the S'ca"''''
per,i,.. Canada end Nova SCOTIA.
H.nvty, Thursday Dec 49, lsoS
bundle of English papers, dated oe'' o.. WI
80 70 the steamers Persia, Canada aud NSs'
Soc,;e us fonud on Sable Island previous TO NO
a Revenue cutter wall probably be dispatched 70
,,st vicinity 70 inquire # any wrecks have occnf'o"
there. Hmm, Dec 10. 1851,
The American steamer Detroit lot Ne"-1o' H"'
srrved here
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Nsn.Ar,;vai Of thr Norwegian.

PosnA>p, Me-, raur'ioy, Dec ia pn'
Tuert are H. yct No .isrs the s'eams mp N'f"e-
,iau. now fully dla at this port VITA Liverpool
49,. &c ,ro Az end Londonderry Of 'he 9Th inst.
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yI,O MUSIC PRINTERS. --FOr SALE, cheap,
L 3sD N Of johnson Co.'S Escssor II SO IhPE tcop
prr fc. ~ Also shout 81 10 GOLD BRONZE will 6o sold
''' 'p'' f''"' ~" n r. WEBB No 10 Dalebsl
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r oyC ISLAND RAILROAD.-CHANGE of

II TNIl.i-ND
l TFRnINIJs-Pas.-nger Depot, Jsmessp snd foot o.
3sthst. h. R-Winter arrangements commenting fndsy
Oct "a 1902: New York IN FOR Ofsenpoft ste
U,rbor Onrnt and Hamptous; at . a. aud p m for
Isp; al aud p m. for syosssti p. m .of Hen
stead SUNDAYS the Hunters Point tJi,s-si
Frry at 30 a. H. Ysphapk and ineimodso ststisns
AZ ercnron rse., r,unng leaves Yaphank % S'Y |! m
On Friday and SATURDAY night the D. M lip hsn wiz rua
b-o.1h 10 Ce.pport reuguing Saturday and Monday NOM
try al ans a. H. arriving IN New-YofkM $50 IN.
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Oaiee Of A.s,rasr CoHxIss,RY GESEKsLoPsrBssrgScR
~. siatest. New.lois. Dec. 10 1902.
RM. SUPPLlES-PropOsals viii be received
"A by the uqdorsigoei undi '. on IuEsDAd. tho
instant, f snppying fr The u the United S'A.'
Amy SUBS srtHCE STORES. TO be delivered IN New
pov. QUO pound. prime RIO COFFEE to be packed IN
lr sscks bundled pounds net each in,de sich %
- n .ong cloe.woger, twill 81 cotton s1uh or Other
,,.t,dl equally Gdspcd TO the purpose, samples OF
b must be e,! hied outside sact OF Lfsi quality raw
ana .ions sunny ch both e.' to DC ss"sd co. ana tue
10 he dawn. wound, and s-Wed strongly.
o5O,O pound, OF prime RICE. la barrels lie samples
10 b, se,n stthis ots' ,1,.
Ii!feJs oh IN "A " Trop'sd' the sa!sH fins az
uh {. tIsr solireriss can BE- MADE. .
PROPOSAL. for different alcics aust % on Seps,'e sheets OF
paTsr ,.
Zach bil must have printed copy OF hls eivet enent
po,t.d a. it, head AID bc spscnc 10 complying
essy With Oh the terms Each bid e. have alton
must certain tho written guaranty OF ~ responsible names
We the unabridged Hereby guarantee la, should OF
.ny p.r above bid be sccoptod shall be duly full
written contract with o,uds TO The oan, Of ou"ourh IA.
value u The stores proposed to be iahed shall DO executed
II req ted"
~. ,.er name plscs u BUSINESS win date oil purchase
"a teanl red on each package 0f oyory arlcB.
stores will be carefully hspectsd before tier delv
cry ard compared with the reih.ed 'Awpr. Returns OF
weight. ,gncd BY professional fuoAc NcisAer must Dc
furnished wh.nevor reqafed ,,
Psymen heretofore 20 he npde ~ nch iHnh' a. hsy DC
furnished by the Unied States. o.,
Couscos are expected 10 hold their goods, without or
p.D,c 10 IN. United States until require for shipment
propofes whose bids gro not ACCEPTED Ao requested %
..nJ Tor their samples or SATURDAY, 2Hh.
Banss for proposals will b, furnished al hls once when
must b. ga an envelope addressed g. tho undcr sned
AMI ind, r,ed Proposals. for Subsistence Stores"
A. II. EArON Licuisnan'Vol'n.' and A. T. u. D.
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TITDSOY RIVER RALROAD.-FOR AL.

Il BASY add TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave; 49,
From Cnamoers'st. From JthSe
F1prsss and 10 m and3; 7:ll 1921 Ia, and 1897 Ard
IS end 5 p. m. onp u
Troy and Albany with sleep
ing cal. 10 p. IN. 1877 pm.
psie train 8:5 1881 n and z:11 and oc1
u "a. and 5:45 ,. "a. p m
Peoskil train, 3:i5p. AGO. .. ~
Sihg Sing train. Sis ?. M -; ~ p 10.
T0.ly iowa. ALTO p. M. s:5 No.
Psr.ons in Brooklyn purchase tickets 81 WsdcoTo
Frpress Office No 2s9 Wsshnston-.t, Guy Hall Square
and their baggage CHI cked ct their residences 70 al
points on tho road and to Saratoga Springs.
49, A T. SMITH Superintendent
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGU
GrEAM ,,,,yonoo,
The >tesaship
GREAT EASTERN,
WaLrEA PAToS, Commander,
- " ION NEw-YoRK FOR LIVERPOOL

SATURDAY. January ?. -
, berth According the szs situation, ard aec,mmoda'
n Of tue state Rooms Ell having the sanie privileges ~ he
s.ioons sud in gard 20 meals and a,,eudsnce.
SAFE olspntaents Tor iaiss may oe engaged by special
ngrvemori. 49,, t,,. ,,.. 10
Svauts accompanying PASSENGERS ana children under u
y.af- OF axe hall faro. luIenis irce-
ro1d ,Din sae Room Borhs, meals furnished o. epd.
rsfe
Third Cabn Intermediate State Room Patseneers. found
with bod bedding tsis utensils, ard good -no t~ntai
S,,fe. with superior sccgnmods = -
Each psenseI owed 20 cubic feet OF luggage An eIpe'
rionceI Gu geon GA board
CHAS A. WHITNEY,
A. the Office, No 20 Br0adwsy New.York
ROWLAND & ASPINWALL Agents.
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW

l. vi DOSi w uhu NJ aDESNi., ''u W
L PORT aud FALL RlVER--1he splendid and superior
,teamsr METROPOLIS, Capt. brown, leaves Newton
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY, sud SATURDAY, a.
O'clock D. No. aud the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton, on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY. O'Clock p m.
Ursfter no rooms will be regarded m secured any ap
piic.ut until he shall have b. en- paid for:
Fisht Boon s forwarded through with great dip4,ch
by an Express Freight Train.
WM BOaDEN Agent. Nos 20 and II wali6
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Professional Nolices.

T'DWARD IL. DIXON, ". d., Editor of The
h sc.lp.L end Opers'ing and Con'uuaa surgeon No ~
,tay ic. consu stious tho obscure dseas.s Of
tbs pelvic yi,cerA Bup'lfe Piles. Nnicoc.e, AM fnls
ac4iy cured without the knife or sstnro once hours
from to o. TO D. and 20 , evenings.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS, with
Chart. aud foil written dr.cf ions Of character given
b, Me,.r. FOWLER WELLS. NO. J18 Broai~sy, y. y
Hour, nom o M g. y. in.
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Fort Waroens' Nollte.
cr,Tp or Nav YORK.

poR1-W ortDgNs' uFiICr No. i0t Wsll-t
NOTICE is hereby given, "a ~. 0rfan'c Nill
~ tecticn ST the Art n-s-ed mi 49, i'. n.iii.d
Act % heoIl NE Wsasns Office ed 'be lOrt Of f'"
Yos, 30 a. rarOa7 Interested 30, having charge 81
suh us',ef snr iq ry. IE"f or slIV ~ i >
the wing eis 49, noW rjsf examination by g.. fo
WaJdcnr and tn tbs said surveys examinations v D.
completed within tes dsy asa sacceedmg ais NOTICE, o"
hlaIe AID ,esses;
sop toIsn STATE. ltef No - y. y.
Sup Aht ituie i"I "" ~
Bug No!l "es store
ScLoo1es John ord's S'ores
WM. II. BrIiLEiGH, President
j. fUe's llgEr .s'iS 5c~-ctsry.
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Cn3l ano found.

dtGNA REWARD.-LOSr, in the Broad
~ ~NtSI wsy Bank. : 900 TRG.IU ny NOTE, vita
"a, clfner oh for about thrs. quaers ~
an inch; also CEAilFlED CHECK on the Bank OF ih'
state of New.vofk for . so WlOeeor will return tho
tan. viii receive tho shove reward. Xhe pebe are eau
tioi 81 sgs'ns' receiving he SANE. .,
New Yort Dec 49, 1862 CLAFLIN MELLENa Go.
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Sewing Nlatbincs.

NINE. DEMORESTs beautiful first premium
w s5 Ruonins .siitch SEwlND-MACiilFE. fv.y
lady should have Of tie most mayeousy sue sni eli
Client SEWING Machines. end beautiful Holiday Presen;
Sent ffes Of LIpfess charges. OF receipt u The 80
Adde's, Mime. tMOtE.T ~ Broadway
fSc --FIrst-class Sewing Machines M
1OO.io Rert md ior Sale AMI "a hand fOOs
\ s.1ins Machine Emporium s3J Bdwsy, broome,t.
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NJ =. FIVE-rWENTY LOAN for SALE
~ These Bouds ber per cent interest payable seui
lBnuAly ~ golt commencin ION dAe Of snbs.uption We
ere prriGred dsVsr then without delay, 10
Of Soc l,p. .O. and 0Vis Coupon ssrredl a. gar I9
current fds Purchases Il this Loan made through " con-
tribute directly TO Tire aid Of the Goyernnrrt
Orders tv mail or others viii immediate sen
ton. LivERMOKE. CLENSt Co, no Wallet,
Beakers snd Dealer. In Secufiti-s.
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Furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE, in
of ua-r.ut,d mar facturs Also solid Chestn ut
CHAMBER Suites plain ard ornamental ~ H. T. fAlklNo
TONS yS Csua-st, opposiio Wooster Es'sbiished iS''
L,NAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
AZ The beat in tue city Of Enameled Furni,ne
IN ~, colo and ,.yes Walnut and Chestnu Plain aud Ofn,
mental in suites Wholesale and retail Also. MATTRESSES and
PaIUa,s.s WAIlJlEN WARD Manufacturer 81 Csnahtt.
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sr.1r o, Illlsol.. Ts..rar.,. ORC

Sr.TE ~ IifINoi.. TEsurHEr's OTFlcs.
srnlsDFfrip. Dec :. - ?
DvBLlC NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN,
Thsi Tfos.aIsr oft.o STATE Of ilnos vii oa snd
srT he fret MONDAY Of jsna.y, 1863 uui SD Jay Of
February li61 - rssdy - re AiEslcsn Etrha - hsss
SEES ny the iLt"fest ,uiuf on n" IRE Monday
If I.uuuy lgl o. tie public drtf o. tho Slate o. 1s'
n. Interest dlo I'D tailed Tor prof - tn s IA
OF February 1919 viii th.r-th be pid ony at The ohc- 81
lilo n. WILLIAM BUTLER. Ir,asurcr
Ho.don. Of Iinoi. 90 Canal bogd.. where eou
WILLIAM BUTLER. Treasurer.
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AND MONTREAL FREIGHT

NETWORK AND MONTREAL FREIGHT
~ LSErhe most expeditions and reliable sLs,mer ard
Railroad Transportson Liue, from New fors 20 bnTingore
81 Johnsbury .u.burgh Montreal, and all inermediss
t,su. by SswHsyen Stesmsrs Pier No Is Eas, River,
sonthsi ~ Y FRANCIS HYDE, Agent
NETWORK, HARLEM aud ALBANY r. X.
~ For Albany, Toy. North and Wsst-WlNrER Ar
n tNGEMENT, Commencing MONDAY, Nov. II. 1907
For ALBANY. l0:JOs Express Msil Train rem 16sns
Station. Returning leave Albsnv at io:3o g n
For Local Trains see Tins table.
JOHN BURChlLL. Superintendent
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T'ODD x RAFFERTY,, Manufacturers OF Sta
to1ay Portable sisss Boilers Ae, - Dey e. secoa"
hand z III e. constantly o. hand WogtS Peterson
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o,rcs cLE1rL.kp .sp IoLEDo R.nne.p 81.

OTFIgE ILEFELANp And TOLEDO RAILROAD Nosl
1LKNEIAsp. -, s.yt - lS2
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS.-Ihis Com
r-ny I. prepared 20 pay a. tho oih-e OF hessn
hEhhiiLYEL Co. No - Ws.i-st NexloI the Glowing
Bonds ~ the Company, With tccfuet Interest, viz.
junction IA road "a NSrt.sr- Blonde dss..NOv 1861
Toledo SvrwalK and Cleveland Let Mortgage
Boud', due iooR
Toledo Norwal and Cleveland "a Mortgage
fnucs u Itph
Cevs and and Toledo Income Bonds dne...s-pI la,l
The pyete Of erehinrug tire different clsrrs a ont
standing h9uis u Ibis Company for sh, snsss und ids
VII cease rom I'D Of Ter ths date -,
The Coupon Of different classes II Ron' vi" he paid
A h.rto 70 A. IA. IN Fach.uee Hant d-d1ctirg r~T
cen, Gogsgumclttax JOHN OAhDt'biA i'n4rn-
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NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPHlA snd the SOUTH aud WEST, via yEh-
SEY CITY.-M.i AMI Express Lines leave New. All
and 10 a NJ =, g ard II p Fare 90 THROUGH teiet'
sold or the South aud Wet aud through baggage checked an
a n aud sud II p. truths. 49,, ,
j. w. WOODRI FF, A"istsnt sups dnt,udent.
No baggage vii be received Tor any trains unless dseTea
and cb,s-j IS nntes IN OF the time Of leaving
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ERIE RAILWAY.--Passenger trans leave as
~ follows, VIZ:
Ia m., Express for Buffalo.
81 NJ Mils daily. for Port JEWS.
l2:l5p M, Accommodation, daily, for Fort Jervfs
$780, IN. WAY for M!sdieowD. Newburgh and H.fwlch
5p M Night Lrpress, daily. for Duplhk Buffalo and
Lsbsndaigua.
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Gteamboats aa0 Railroads.
CAFETY SPEED. AND COMFORT.

-
No .,or,n Fos aoi 4B,9pSyj,p,rpc NASHUA
L0WELL' TONCoRD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
| AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
'0 CITY OF OF BosioN .ld CRY Of NEW.Y0kK
'''s from from PIER no Sss . Norh alive. se ef ve.ry
FOR NEw-LOND0N.
above points. VIA Norwich Worcs.tsr Boston AWosess
Worcester Nashua ard NswLondon Northern Rairosee
Fesh taken at the ,s sor a. s lPss s
STONNGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO.
= Ton, NEW-LOEDON, sToNINGr0N PROyl-
DENCE. NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW:BEDF0RD.
M6Tr fs oek We. rl no y a. Of
lsndsst daily Except Sunday a4 m.
Freight taken low BY any other line once Of Con
p'n' 80 Ito "''''' corner u w. n EDWARDS As.u.
FOR NEW-HAvEN, HARTFORD AND
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for New-Hsven leave Pecs,
P a sS NJ ra..snses 60 north from ;,bds y
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERSEY.-
~ From foot Of Court sndt. Sc onnectiss at Hampton
junction with tie Delawsre Laokswsnns and Western Rail-
road, and at E'on with tho Lehish Valley Railroad snd ito
cor nec.ons forming direct line to Pittsburgh and the West
WINTER ARaAN0EnEST-commenc iss Nov. H. 100,
HARHIsseRe E1rsxss~i. a. 10. for Eaton. Re.dins
Pct .yiIe, hsrr.:os,s March GLnnh WLh.%spors .,
Great Bend. Bioghsmton, Pi,tston Wilke.bsrre. &c.
Pott.7lic. Hnri.bars winilnl.Oor rt' &c. A'''
Ar NJ. THRorGa TRAM For EAston, Bethlehem Allen
town. ard hauch Chunk.
$50 NJ WAY TaAIS--For somervills and intermediate
stations
5r~ WysTvRY FxrRyss-For Fs-fon Allentown, Read.
ng Hair sburg Pittsburgh, and tie Ne. sleeping from
Je.,ey City through 10 iitt.buTgh
FxpPYss TRAIN HARRfsBrRG-The D o IN Express
Train from New.York arrives at Bsrrisoafgat1 connect
inz East and West Pennylvana Central Railroad North
Central Railroad North and South, and With tue Cumbsf
land Valley Railroad 49,
THr TaRorGH ExPREss TRAIN TBH Wssr Iesves
Now-York at a. daily lSuudays excepted making cose
connection At Earrsu'g with P-nnsyvania Hsilrosd-wh
no obsDze Pittsburgh end but to Cincinnati and
Chicago. Two hour. time is saved by taking this train
ELzADRTBPoRT AND NEw-Y0aK tERRY-Lesve New ion
from Pier No. O. North River a. $50 O. m, 81 2:o;5
and . m.
Tn. boas stop Bessn Point ard Msner Harbor every
trip each way. JOSIAH U. sTERNS Suptrints ndsnH
ERIE RAILWAY. trains leave as
~ follows VIZ:
Ia M, Express for Buffalo.
81 ~, Milk daily. for Port JEWS.
l2l5p M. Accommodation. daily, for Fort Jervfs
1890 m. WAY for M!5dleiown Newburgh and Nsrwich.
Sd NJ Mint Irpress, daily. for Dunbnk Bufalo and
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nor NEW-HAVEN HARTFORD
NENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.-

II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for New-Beven leave Pecf
sip at 3:i5 Passengers north from New a, u
O'Clock remen board night without dsrse
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
HOTEL ARRIPALS.

Ex.pr.sldsnt Millard Fillmore and family arrived
IN the city last evening and engaged apartments a'
tho e.. Ncholas Hotel.
Gen II. II. Baxter. the Hon. Thomas McDan'e,s'
and Jobn X. Baxter Of vermOnt MAJOR D. .. fi'i'
more Of the u. 8. Army, Lieut. Col tuner % -
Yo,k Z. ID. Bsr1op Of the U. 8. Navy, u a. All
t,nt, Of vermont Capt. Cuts Of tho U. B. Army
SrSL. L. Bishop Of Philadelphia, are at the Af'0'
House. ~
Tb, Hon. Chauncey yibbard Of Albany' the
u-a w q. Doaus Of Washington, Amasa sprague
T,cv % =. Montenth Of Albany, II. spsEr Of the u' ,
Navy, and II. A. Tucker Of Chicago, are OF the 81
Nicholas Hotel.
George Holyoks, Mr. UpN.m and Mr.. Tillotsol
Of Boston, G. A. Winthrop o, Owego, and f. O. M
Rotch OF Osego County, s'ss at the Brovoort House
@. X. Blan hard aet J. II. Beach OF St. Loui'
J. C. Mcclure Of W~'jpgton. and q. L. Becker
g.. Paul, Mlnn'. ~, q, ths Metropolitan Hotel
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-02
ED0N GIN, NlTCHlES DIVISION
4 BRILLIANT FORWARD MOVEMENT
Tho Rebels Scattered Like Chaf.
A SERIES OF RAPID STROKES
HryTsefILs, Ala, via LopfsyfLIH, May I, 1861

HuSTssilLs, Ala, via LopBviLLs, May !, 1904
10 HeA Z. NJ STANTON. Secretary Of Var
On yesterday, the enemy having cut our wires and
attacked, during the night ono of our brgades I
deemed it my duty to head in person the expedition
against bridgeport started by train Of cars in
the morning, followed by two additional regiments
Of Infantry, and two companies Of cavalry.
found that our pckets bad engaged the enemy's
pckes four miles from bridgeport, and after short
engagement, 10 which we lost one man killed. drove
them across stream, whose railway bridge l had
burned.
With four regiments Of infantry, two pieces Of
artillery, dragged by hand, and two companies OF
cavalry, at 2. IN. we advanced to the burnt bridge
snd opened our Ere upon the enemys pckots on the
ether side, thus producing the impression that our
advance would be by the railway.
This accomplished, the entire force wac thrown
across the country about mile and put on tbe road
leading from Stevenson to Bridgeport. Tie midd q
column now advanced at a very rapid pace. Our
scouts attacked these of the enemy and forced them
from the Bridgeport road. We thus succeeded In
making complete surprise.
Immediately after forming in line Of battle sn the
crest Of wooded hill, within five hundred ysrds Of
first fire the Rebels broke and ran. They attempted
70 blow up the main bridge, but failed.
They then attempted TO fire the further extremity,
but The volunteers at my call pushed forward in the
face Of their fire. and saved the bridge from the is
Land to the main shors. We could not save h 1t is
Of small moment, ito length being but about 450
feet.
Prisoners taken report five regiments of Infantry
and 800 cavalry stationed at the bridge. This
campaign is ended, and now occupy Huntsville in
perfect security, while in all Of Alabama north Of
the Tennessee River floats no flag but that Of tho
Union. o. N. MIToHrL1,
Brig .Osn. Colanapdint Sd UlYlsion.