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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21
pLsGIy THE MOUNTAIN DEPART
MENE.
Cox's Victory as Princeton - Frcnoni's
Headquarters AT FrnDklin- Guerrilla
Warfare in the Tountaius.
EYening Post.

special Dlspttcb 70 Ihe fYenirg Pcst.
FRaNxLIx Va, Nondsy, Nay 49, 1872
Reports from Gen. Cox, from the kanswha Die
trict, are favorable.
The battle Of Princeton was, according 20 these
reports, a severely contested engagement, but we
were decidedly victorious. The town, which had
been taken by the enemy, was refaken by Cox,
though tho force which held it considerably the
superior'of that which Gen. Cox could bring against
il.
There are, az yet details Of the contest. 1t is
only known that the enemy was driven out, and
that the loss on both sides is severe.
The headquarters of the Mountain Department
are now at this place. The guerrilla parties in this
region are toleraby active but orr cavalry are con-
tinually on their tracks, aud the bushwhackers lead
an uneasy life.
few days ago train with four officers aud some
copyalescent soldiers was attacked by guerlas, be-
tween Morefcld and Petersburg, and the whole
party killed or captured except one Surgeon, who
Dot away, and brought in report Of the affair.
Lieut.. Col Dowpey, who was cent after the bush
whackeIs, with guard of men, reports to-day ths,
he GOT on the trail Of party overlook ihem killed
their CAPTAIN and three men, wounded number,
and took II prisoners LeutGo powney ana s
band Of gucyillas is broken up.
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ing TO gst aAost, asd the sAloav bscuning srsssly
detected Ater she got of, she ran out 70 the Non.
itor, and commenced leaking, her bows becoming
shivered. Shots from the Monitor nearly went
through her. The Engineer tod the Lieutenant in
command that the last two shots che received had
injured her, and if she received one more in the
same place II would come into the engine-room.
Lieut.. Jones then concluded TO return. She was
badly deDted and although not placed hors de COM
bat, sustained enough injury to take long time to
repair.
After this fight abe was taken to the Navy-Yard,
and next morning went into dock for repairs, re-.
naming about one month. Her bows were protected
with wrought iron casing; the guns injured were
replaced. Great preparations We're made 10 board
che Monitor, in case Of another engagement with
her. Scaling ladders, iron and wooden wedses, to
wedge the turret of the Monitor, so that her guns
ouid not be brought 10 bear; choppng axes 10 de-
stroy The guta percha pipe that supplies the Monitor
with air; balls saturated with turpen,ine and oil to
brow uio lie turret; bottles with the zane ingre-
dents chlOroiorm in bottles were placed on board
10 throw down the tuIre, OF the Monitor and three
other boats were furnished with like ingredients
The tug Nhite was furnished with chains to run
aroInd be turet Of the Monitor to fsten her 10 the
Merrimac and wet blankets and boiler iron plate to
cover gazing supposed to be the Monitor in Or
der 10 prevent the men from firing up AT them, and
also TO smother the men on board the Monitor The
boarding party was TO be led by Lieut. Davidson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

MURDER IND SUICIDE ~ PHiL.DELPhh.-About
l63 O'Clock Yesterday morning shocking domestic tragedy
occurfrd IN %. Twentieh Ward which caused al Intense
ere.m-n thou hOut thet section Of the city lhe rns
occurred At the house No $50 Prospect street above Master
occupied by named Peter Ciefdrop teed sOout -
ysss and tailor By Lade. Tie other ocruihAs OF 'nc
house were hi. vile MaTy Cherdron, snd sir CHILDREN
Yesterday morning h'fdfou while 'nssgcd ~ wofh AZ
home suddenly out to procure cotton ~
tine and into the kitchen with bis hands
folded behind him. He asked his wife 10 come Into tue ion
She followed him, when he raised sii bseiei Ahrh
revolver and .hot old At Lis wife Tho weapon Was
loaded with one bail which entered her somsh producing
mortal wound She immt dstely commenced vomiting blood
residences nrighbor, where she fell exhausted She va.
picked placed setce. aud Dr. Lindsxy summoned
aid He pronounced her injuries mortal, the hem
orrhage being internal The unfortunate woman remained
conscious Of situation and desired tie 81 con
German priest sent for who administers 10
her the office for the dying
The husband having shot his wife Ia this msnner nme
dsey rushed up stairs to the third story front where
with weapon. which contained i've remaining loads
brain instant death The second report Of the pistol
compiled with the fact that the wife had been seen running
into house covered with blood threw tho ~hor
negbborhood into conformation. People hoched rom 81
quater and made their into the house OF oheraon
Blood tho hst foor and gcins bte inc ,nu
story the hus band found lying on bis bscI WIN
pool Of blood beside him The police under Lieut. yscoo
a. far a. .bl- ali ereitemspt Phil Press 2Ith.
The csuse of this sad tragedy said to have been jeaouv
The husband unqucsonaby despsed at tho time o. co
hitting the crime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

The Mayor and Common Council OF Elizabeth
having rendered Gen. Scott, who resides in that
city, a complimentary address, on Monday evening,
the old hero responded:
Nh. MAYOR And GKyrLEsTs oT THs CoNsoN CouHciL
ssD ELiHABETBiASs: glad and happy TO receive your
Hind odd cas- which quite unexpected Only bst re-
csvsd your resolutions Of Thursday should not have expect
ed such kindness IL be to great consolation Ia my
old 10 be welcomed have been since my refinement
fo my military position, ard must that ,inee my ar
rival my Obligations many many Indeed Tor tho
Handsome complainant inst have been laid me from s psris
Of III. State o NewJersey have be honored I'm cd
dresses from the di1.rent sections Of tho Christian Church.
and from an ,econs end denominations receive visits And
If 10 supeadd the amount already named fAhWsy is'
week ,su ends gud neghbois 10 zee me- On ihis 90
e,on hot bant YOU r all you have said respecting
me- very poorly Ia health t,dsy; but welcome you
.. Old ishbofs and friends and hope to a.. end OF ny
DAYS m. res Supreme Being will enable to do duty
10 my country ard all friends and acqus!nances Again Nj
Mayor and geuoInen permit to thank yon Tor your very
excellent address
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CITY ITEMS.
lMUsFMENTs THIS EvFNING.

lMJSFN ENTH HIS EFrNTNU . -,
wfNTHK GARpES-Broadway. "Ross GregoIio; VI Inc
Cor,ican Vendetta"
EIRtos G,RpRN-Broadwsy The Fnehan,ress' :,
WAlLAcEs THEArER-So. H Broadway, foo' ioohs
Man"
L.uKa KrySy's TuR,rER-Brosdwsy, " The Sea OF lee"
aud Old Guard" ,
Nxo,. RoY.L CIgcr,-Palsce Garden Fourteenth street
and Sixth avenue, Cinderella" afternoon and evening
BARSux. AxERIc,S NrsKus-Brosdway. Grand National
Deg Show. Com. Mutt. Whale. Ac-. day and night
" Nora Crens and Dead Shot" afternoon and evening
NATIoSAL AcADExT OF DEsGS-No. oI3 broad"sy' day
and evening
B,l,.K-Moksr. Hall, No. 6G1 Broadway.
Institute.
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THE GREAT CONFEDERATION At
TROY, N. y
REVISED AND CORRECTED LIST OF IN
SURANCE LOSSES.

In consequence Of the hurried mHnner 10 WHIT
the lists Of Insurance gotten up and pnonshea IN
daily city papers less than thirty errors had snose
queny be besides several other ofces that
thereto i. viii be from the following revised list ne
aggregate amount Of loss sustained by New.Iork Cny
Offices la, been dersbly reduced
We are happy further to inform the public that the New
York Und.INIi.e in relation TO this DISASTROUS shI nave
msnf ted comm.ndbc bersy IN responding 10 the pres
ing wants ard necessities Of the unfortunate victims o! the
gre by promptly settling then claims. very large amount
Of the has eady been paid and tho remaining portion
In Of sdiusmept.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

VICTIM OF TIE LADY ELoIs DISASTER lDtN.
IlyixpsOms time since the body Of. female worn S =,
srnost skeleton found OF Espgstuck 81 me NOUN VI
the Kalamazoo River Two rings upon tho wenish nsshe
fingers alone furnished clue to the identity q .ns
and from description Of these pgs, published IN pe paper
At time the body has been a. that OF ns VIE
Franklin Hopkins prom nens creh 81 Esse hHo' "
eon,in Her child drowned Al tho sans ume, ana 's
body found tpt shon ,e siI The w'scs u ile @'su
hkAp.eI,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

sumed ito meeting Yesterday, tbe Rev. VIM. b.
Bishop presiding. About fifty members were pres.
ent To-day, II il expected that moss Of the mem.
bers of Conference shall have arrived. Az yet,
nothing of importance has been done, except the
equal routine Of referring business to the respective
Committees. 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

The PoRr SocIErr.-The largo number oil ami
yersaries recently celebrated will not in the least
diminish the interest 10 the forty-fourth anniversary
of the New.York Port Society, to be held at the
Academy Of Music this evening. Capt Boggs oil
The yornua and other naval celebrities will honor
the occasion with their presence. The undaunted
bravery Of our sailors has stayed the tide OF the
rebellion. They deserve the Interest which tins
Society has 80 long manifested in their welfare.
Give them a helping hand.
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The above total shows upward Of $4,000 less than the
previously reported. The public will be pessed 10
learn the sockhoders Of OF the companies that have
suffered by the FIRE have resolved subscribe the entire
Of their loss leave their capital and surpu.
uimpaed and 10 with their business and their usual
dividends L. ). lnsursncs Gazette
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1t Church EAR / Vel J. Barry, I'd r. / Vol.
o. b. Atwood. ID r. l. Vol VIM. Crosby ID x. !. Vol.
O. A. St.t,ou I'd r. / Vol q. Grsses. "a r. l. Vol
A Hrsdfogd % H. l. Vol Daniel Lske. I'd n. J. Vol
y & Roeer, "a Il. l. Vol Jo.. ncCsb- "a II. !. Vol.
IeHrie. "a r. l. Vol John McGabe I'D Il. Vol.
J.. A. Be,sc "a r. L. Vol l. y. Round "a X J. Vol.
r. Baily "a X J. Vol 4. :. Smith. ~ X: J. Noi
cha. Beor "a h l. Vol u. shippy. % r. l. Vol.
J. }. Wilsinton. I'd X l. Vol : ". srow lat X l. vel
: Woidren. "a n. / Vol n. Stafford Lot X. l. Vol
liush HALEY % X l. Vol j. Pollard Let X. l. Vol
w b. Ryan. mas 2dR lNoL jos. Seamans, lst X vol
II. Jentr, let X l. Vol ;. ID simmons, lot H. l. VOL
n NJ Rowpn let n J. Vol. r. Hot.es lot X J. Vol
D. W. Barnes let X l. Vol Chss. Cornell. 81 X BAN v
A. VI. Hawkins l,t X. l. Vol w r Madison "a X b.ty'
T.. Jacobs 1T II. Vol q. u. Atwood "a H. J. bs't y
In addition TO these, there are about twice as many
men at the same place.
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For TN SICK AND WOUNDED SoIDisRs.-Ihe
children of Ward School No. 20, beside valior" con-
thbutions in kind sent yesterday to the Park Bar
racks nearly $l2 Tor the sick and wounded soldiers.
The children Of Primary School No. | also sent to
the same place about S.. They will find their re-
ward in the blessings Of the soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

Map on NORTH ANERIcA.-A new and valuable
man Of North America has just been issued by j. H.
GoIdehwaite of this city, exhibiting the results Of
tho latest explorations in the Arctic regions, and
finished in style of great artistic beauty. Among
other excellent features, it presents Wow OF the
railroads of the country, with the distances between
the leading stations, the time compared with noon at
Washington and Greenwich, and several appropriate
tables.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

ATTENTION, VOLUNTEERS There is an excellent
land probably the last opportunity for young men to
volunteer, under good officers and in fine regiment,
soon to Join its brigade at the seat Of war. w. s..
Uphams Company, 5th Regiment OF Eagle Brigade,
named after the lamented COL vosburgh the Vos-
burgh Cbasseurs," IL recruiting at No. 81 Chatham
street. Capt. Upbam, an experienced officer, is ably
seconded by his Lieutenants, Vim. p. Jmmerson
and Walter X. Treman, both members Of the 9TH
Regiment of our city, and they have all seen active
service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

COLUMBIA COLLEGE Law ScHooL.-Ihe third
annual commencement Of this institution takes place
this evening at the Of the Historical Society,
corner of Eleventh street and Second avenue, when
the degree of Bachelor Of Laws will be conferred
and the annual prizes awarded. There will be an
address before the Alumni and Vaedictory Grafton.
The Hon. Alexander W. Bradford will address the
graduating class. These exercises are open 70 'he
public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

A BRAVE WOMAN KILLS A SCOUNDRELA
From The Davenport Qowsl Gazette, May II
pava,. Is,,srs received in this city give the rar
ticuars Of AN affair which recently happened at Cshe
GysIdsau, il which = !ady y wv aIy t@e ~ E
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IAdyartiaeuent.l

The PERFORMANCES OF THE EDUCATED OR
IT, noes Al BARsuns yesterday stenished and pushed
n.,hody They danced wazed, jumped the rope and
ssvs variety q other amusing tIen' They perform :st AN
wsSio b0,t Of Other rsysItiss VIII bs ynkis " b0uI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21
BUSHWHACKING IN NORTHERN MIS-
SOIJRT

A gentleman who has just returned from the north
ern part OF the Stste communicates the following:
On Wednesday morning, May IL, a solder belong
ing to Coz. Camerons regiment was shot and killed,
when on bis way homeward uron furiough, by
some Rebel assassin, when near Plattsbnrgb. 3d.,
about twenty miles from Cameron. lie un-
armed, and was murdered from sheer Rebel malig-
nifty by an assasein shot.
Col. Catberwood, who is most energetic in sup.
pressing the bushw hacking banditti, room as the
fact was known, dispatched a party OF cavalry III
pursuit of the murderer, who, it is believed, eau be
identified; and one man, against whom there are
circumstances Of suspicion, was taken and brought
prisoner to the camp at Cameron. Hopes are enter
isined of securing the guilty man at any rate, and
bringing bin TO punishment. Isl. Louis Dem, 18th.
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TIE ANNIVERSARIES.
IIednesday, Nav n.

srgoD on TIRE UNITED PREsBrrERias CnuRch'-mee''i IN
Pittsburgh At = o'clock p m. Sermon by the Moderator oil
ls.. Synod.
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tive payt. Mrs.. Kendrick, wife Of Capt. Frank
Kendrick, of the ID Iowa cavalry, had been staying
NJ hotel in that village for some time, when the
was aroused one night by man at her door, VINO
desired a1mi'iance, which was OF conrse refused,
and on his persstiDg, she called Tor help lie then
fed, but came the second time, when sbe again
raised the alarm, and be ran of. 1be landlord
of the hotel then gave Mrs. Kendrick pistol, and
advised her to use it, in case the sconndrel came
again. He did SO, and she then threatened TO shoot
hlIn II he disturbed Der again, when he ie't. Two
or three nights after she was again awakened by the
rap,ing at her room door, and opened II ana afked
him wat be wanted, and ii he remembered
What che had told him. He replied that he
wanted 10 cone in and rec her, and
guessed che wouldn't hurt anybody with az empty
pistol and he then tIed to push her back into the
room, so as to enter and tee the door. Rasing her
pistol she fired the ball entering the neck near the
lugular ven and be fell dead on the spof lie
proved to be a prominent citizen Of the town,
wealthy man, and leading Scceesionist. When
the news became known about town, crowd OF his
fellow eseions,s mobbed the house, and threat
ened to hang Mrs. Hendricks and it s not improba-
BILE they would have tried TO out their designs
if guard had not been placed around the house by
the commander of the Union forces at the Cape:
Mrs. Kendrick promptly made known what che had
done, and went before magistrate, who, alter xn
examination, gave her cert cate OF honorable dis
discharge; it is aso said that the wife OF the de-
ceased WHO leaves large family, expressed her ap-
prevail under the circumstances, OF what Mrs Ken
drlck he'd done. The citizens also presented her with
a pair Of elegant pistols az mark Of favor. Mn.
army on the Upper Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21
TIE NAuGATUCk.

The damage done by the bursting Of the Manga
tuck's big gun, on her way upto Fort Daring, has
by this time been repaired We have since heard
OF her at Fortress Monroe taking in another precise
ly similar gun to replace it. BY this time she IS
probably on her way up the riyer 10 reJoin CON-
Goldsborough's feet before For. Darling.
fWashing,sn Star.
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CONFERENCE OF THE AFRICAN NJ. Il. CHURCH.
Tbs Conference VI ls AFRICAN N, y. Church re-
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parson Brownlow has been photographed IN til
carte De yisife style by ID. Appleton q Co.
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RHODE ISLANDERS IMPRISONED AT SAILS
BURY, NORTH CAROLINA.

The following prisoners at Salisbury, N. c., were
mostly taken at Bull Run, and belonged TO The three
,ropths men.
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INTEN FKUM NIITETIIN 'VHINHNU' =
II il reported by the train OF last night from Man.
assas that Gen. Shields has recaptured the fourteen
Union soldiers captured ut Linden by the Rebels
few days ago, as announced by telegraph IN the
rapers of this morning. Gen. Shields captured airo
eighteen bushwhsekers aud guerrillas; and Gen.
Geary has given notice TO The citizens OF Rector
town and neighborlooi that ho will hold them ac.
couniabc for any raids, and, II necessary take all
their horses and burn their property. TO put stop
To ,ueh depredations Wash. STAR
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HoME FOR SoLDIIRs.-The Commissioners OF the
Central Park have rendered the use of the building
within the grounds under their charge to the Com
mon Council a. a "Home for wounded soldiers.
Yesterday the Joint Committee on National Ahairs
visited the building and it is probable that they Will
report the result of their Investigations at an early
day. The Sisters of Charity from Font Hill, under
Mother Jerome, will act IA the nurses at the Home.
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DAILY Victories by our Armies make bust
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-MAr 2o.-Bsfors
India NlIRoN.

In the matter of Frederick J. Consnt Bankrupt
petition was filed in this case In the DIs..,cs
order Of sale made behalf Of the general -ssnes
certain lot Of land In the State OF Illinois a. w
estate Of Conant the bankrupt, the ground that
made through inadvertence aud mssppi,henn Of tue
statement Of the facts without notice 70 tho peti2pen o.
& rss h: H. BY
sppeas aud opposes the petition. The petitioners cia'f us
to the lot under prior sale en- order Of the Chsnee0'
not Portan. the facts relied in the petition
Ssrn ao"rnsd 70 hi. cos b. The bc cour or dsco
is whether or not the short bar Of two years "a
plies to tho case That section provides that the Crcu Court
shall have coIcuen Jurisdiction with the District Court IA
brought b. any ssnse Of the bantrup. ssnst any
or persons Claiming adverse interest BY soch person
s. h .s my o Z, :S
assignee and suit at law OF in equity sh, in any case DO
Claiming an adverse touching the property and
rights property aforesaid in any Court whasoe,er unless
the same shall be brought within two after the decs
ton decree Of bankruptcy or after the cause Of suit 'hs
have sccrued" 80. -, ,..,
Il is obvious from careful peruss Of this section that the
limitation only applies suits growing out Of disputes IN
which the hands q The sssnee and to which sS
before the These disputes claims affected me
Of tho bankrupt and an adjustment Of them enet y
compromise suit Indispensable to settlement ahe
abort suit, By lnit.On ethe, BY the ..sues o.
claimant furnished fit and appropriate remedy
against delay where compromise wa, iuprsctiesole Ihs
lat clause Of the section conclusive in favor 81 s
The from which the two Year, limitation
begins to run the date Of the declaration and decree Of
bankruptcy the of sctiou had net then scsued
could only apply adverse claims existing before the assign
men and the second applies the but provides Tor inc
the suit did TIL AFTER tho
The limitation has no reference to suits growing ont Of ne
hands These were for which he might be made per-
period OF limitation more than in the case CT any
other trustee dealing with trust properly -.
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Court OF COMMON TExx.-MAr
Before Judge BRArI


Banield agt Bandeld-J Judgment granted
Before Judge HILTON. -
Case sgt. Acknowledgment FOR defendant VIII
costs. ,,., r.. a.f.,d.rt AN A.nr,,.,
with costs.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tnis DAr.


SUPREME CoURr-GxsERAL TERh.-Non-enume-
r.ted-Nos -. IS, H. 10 Enrmersed-Noa II. 20 ~ o..
SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr.-Noe.2 l0, 1889, 6I3,
,7c7 a2 2ss 2os9 2o 2ol 2ioo. 2ol9 $685. ala ais.
All 2l23 2i27. 2i29, rs. l73 2l21.
SrpRrMr CouRr-SrEcIAL TERM-Demurrer--
No. as Issues Of law Gc-Nos 2s2 to 2a Isl, ass 2s
as to 2oa 2S To 40 IN 49, al 2+s 1sS, lse Ia.
SUPERIOR Court. Part Mos. 307f, 1879,
s, 22s 3O4 2o23 24s 2os3 2oss ts7 2oss 2e6 2a Part
$685. 1882 l7tc. 1881 36ls 1884, lsa 1919 1888 v
2o67 2O6s 3O7l 2O13 ao3 2O7 Part lvNos lIes zsS zoo.
?9o 27O4 92O6 220, 2sl2 32ls, 222o 2l2 ga Axe zzS.
1880. ~ ,oo.,
CouRr OF COMMON PLrAs.-Part L--Nos. 1909,
1890 49, 100 1909 1884, 1894 49, 40 lll3 III. ils Az
ses s55 Psrs I-Nos 6f so3 49, <os 1914, $751; w. 90
lC,r. 99a s7a SIS, 7$, II, 1875.
BRooKLlX CRY CorRT.-N0s. u, 81.
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CoscrRT.-There will DO grand vocal and IN
.,rumensl concert at Irving Hall, corner Of Fifteenth
street and Irving place, on Thursday evening, May
y, in aid Of the New-York Catholic Library Asso-
ciation. Mr. Bergc, so eminent in the musical
world, will be the conductor.
-Beneft Of Mrs.. Hoey.-This entertainment will
take place tonight, at Walaeks Theatre, the play
being The Poor Young Man." which is 80 literally
and elegantly put on the stage. The occasion viii
Of cours., draw O crowd OF friends and admirers.
Tho public need not DO reminded how sednlousy
Mrs. Hoey has executed the leading feminine char
seters Of English comedy, six times week.
-Sehauss Picture GaAery.-The most remark.
able and beautiful picture OF Cinderella and her
Sisters" lovely inspiration Of Van Lerus Of Ant
werp, and the only OF his works here, is again
on exhibition IL is a marvellous evidence Of skill
iul detail and rich coloring, and in fidelity superior
10 the pro-Raphaelite s-such rs We have seen here
at least.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

Stewart l.. woodford, esq, speaks tonight on
"The War and the Administration" at the Sixteenth
Ward Republican Headquarters, No. 245 Eighth
avenue, near Twenty-thi street. Admission free.
Seat. for ladies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-21

CoLoRED ORPHAN AsYLuS.-Ths bazaar FOR the
benefit of the Colored Orphan Asylum is now in
operation, and will remain open until Friday even
ing at which time it will close with musical festi'
val. The object is one which commends itself.