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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07

CUPREME COIRT-Ciiy and County of New
y YOrG-JANIES ~ NOLAN Psntii s sie ci ~
nOsWEALIH 4 FEHY. JOHN W DANl and RICH
ARD RAND. defendants -summon,-tor Relief tom
no, s,u,dJ To tue IefeLdafis: You ore hereby sum
moned ~ required the complaint In TN. seton
which VII be- led g. tho office Of the Cefk Of the C' ana
Con,tv II N~,sYofk at the Cy Hall Ia the Iiy OF Ne"
York AID 10 serve cory Of your an.wef to the -aid com
r,ist on the ub.oribsr their office at no. ~ prsnd
t,.e, iu The saI Cty Of sew fois wthin twenty days
O. b. service Of thu. summons you eIclui 81 the Jay
f uch .efics and II you fell 20 auswsT the sd c'npNh
n tie tine Aforesaid the psnii In this action val apply
., M, ,ori Tor the relief DE- ui.d Ia the compliant dated
f.,- 80 sLUsSONS FELLOWS
'1''' Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The ~ the above sn,iied action do hicd IN
,t In ~ the Ck Of the Cy aud County II New orb on
Wv sLossONS FELLOWS Plaintiff, Attorney
Jall lswtwfr
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Il NJ. GOTrSCHALK.
IL. Mr. GRAU has the honor 70 announce thst ne
FIRST OF Mr. GOrTSCHABh'S GRAND CONOEhlS
will tai place on -,.
TUESDAY Feo Il. at NlBLO'S SALOON!
in which jhe creates, pini'ts VINO nave N
tied Amercaan3 especially selected ny 1ls Int
,.on their best successes aud 10 h.cl
1ir GOITSC HALk
had the honor making his first otessnce e. New OK Gu
djepcr and TO receive the initial proof Of nat
PU BIC APPRECIATION
which he has so long and earncsiy 81 died % merit
Mr. GOpISCHALk'S KENIBEE
will be attended with .,.-,.,,-,.,,
AMPLE AND COMPLETE ARRANGEMENTS
for the amusement ard comfort Of his patti a the
PRINCIPAL ARTISTS or THE ACADEMY OF MuslC
have been Fl s., give rcass prominence 10 tie vocal
department 49,. ,.r--,,,,,,,
will assume the entire Musical Direction
RESERVED SEATS
be obtained o two coucers in aCf ce NowubssNu'
ins that the capacity OF the hall Is limited,
THE PRICE or ADMISSION -
has been fixed the usual Of 10 all parts Of the
house ana 81 cent. exits for reserved seats
THE SALE OF TIGHTS
will commence on SA1UROAL, at Beer SchirIneFs tslc-
Be8srs Nusis store No 7ol BTosd"oy can be
in the DAY tire Tickets ALEC BE- obtained on the
evening Of the CoeceTt It the door Of the saloon.
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o11fppEAlR COI-Rr City md COUNTY Of New

GIPRENE COURT, City and County 0l New
> Yo,s ..-J0sIr Il RIGGs ssais.t A.hsr
gsrnbeimrr Joha X Jsa1ay Arthur ". Jsarsy Etwsid >
Jsdrsy Richard " J.eray william Uuder IL Dudsi ms
F,stci, Warden George Fox, Julius kps.cr and Emma
summons for Relief (Cow not ser To ne above
Drferl,nt Ceriom Kufsheedt: You ere hereby sum
n.d and glifed TO answer the complaint h this action
.ch Wa flied ia the oiics Of The Crrk Of the cry aa
Ccntv Of Nv YORK f. IN. st,ic Of NewYors the 9Th
.y OF Frbrary I2 and copy II your %
the sid comp Eiut the .ubscher az his ONCE no 10
F1eh.ure risce ia ead City OF Ne~fofk within
twenty DAYS the service Of this sImnona on You eAcu
1--WE oil the av oi such sni you fail 70 en.~e the
ali comrln, within 'hs timo nforesaid the pso't IN
this sciion will .ppy the Cont ior the fce demanded IA
Tie conipl.ilt-bscd February >. lh'
WM. H. ANTnON, Plaintiffs Attorney
No H. EIchaugc place,
E-It,exF H. The CITY County and STATE Of Nr'y-lork
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Teaal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
ofthe County of New orb. notice Is hereby given 20 ali
r.raors having claim, reiiost JACOB d. NHlIMOHt late
o. the city Bath Msn- shpu after deceased 70 pesht
The sane vouchers there to tic subscriber At The 3nee
Of HAM ktNS COTHREN. coun eors st-law no. 10 W OIL
,tt IN the ity of Sew York. before the hist de, OF
April ne1t-Daiej Newly rk N day OF sefe"ect Iooi
81 i,y sos,t JAMES G. WuITMORE, Administrator.
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For Boston via Springfield gs m, (EI $3.50 (Ex) p m
for Boston via Shore Line. i2:l3 p m ,o,, ,oo
For Hartford ard Springfield 8 a IN, tE4'l Hl'' 1'1''
(EK.l, ?. n. . =, - o . -, ~,
aud n. o. m. 10 Northampton. . - ..
Fog Hartford, Proyids.ce and fishkil Ks'ro,d' IN
(Ex). 1915 Y. N. e.,, p.u..,I
1or anal 1 Ksifosd "a IS p IN. to Northampton
for Hon.atouic Rsiroan 10 PittsLeli, a. m.
For Nsnestnck Rsilfoai. 4. m 3;D p m
~ Ds"6rrv and Norwals Railroad T. $3.50 m ~ p NJ
c,,onoji,u, ) .soins Car. at ached e. y Ia tIaiu
JAMES H. HOfr Superintendent.
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ACADEMIES OF MCSIC-NEW-YORK

A CADEMIES or MUSIC-NEW-lORK
IA and BROOKLYN -
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT But ONE OF THE
SEASON. - -
THIS EVENING (FRI0AI Feb. :. in NEW-fOhh,
LINDA ID CHAMOUNIN
MISS KELLOGG in her sdmtabe zoe Of Linda
Nine STRAKOSCH. Pirrotto Sig BRlGNObl.... :. CARO-
Sig MANCL Antonio six 81 81 i'''';u rleitto
Sg DUBREUlL .Marche,e S,. RI BIO iuiei delte
Musical Director tuG Conductor. ..... MAN MAtL I'm
MONDAY-Pontivoly the clo,in- nj b. ia New,l ORR
AT THE BKOOkLiN ACADEMY OF MI SlCi
CLOSING NIGHT OF fHt SEASON
TO-MORROW EVENING (SArCEDAfl FEB o.
La TRANIATA. ..
Mis-. KELLOGG in ie! iaaou; role Of ii L.
FIRST GO1TSCHALK's CONCERT in BROOhLiN'
THURSDAY, Feb. 10.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORE

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Ne E-Havsn T. IN, (ELDi R;la, 3:0tEx1i $780,
4:3o sud =. m. .
$3.50. and p. go.
For Milford Stafford Fairfield, Southport and Ws'port
a. NJ. . i2:l5 $50 ard G:J1 p. IN.
For Ncraak = $3.50 l2:l5 $780, (EI) $50, 41o, $;
For Darsn aud Greenwich, T. $50 m 2:l5 $50 4:Jp
For stamford = g. (EI) 93oa M. l2ls, $3.50. (EI). D.
80 4:5g 5.Jn Q y IN. %,
Fo Pt Cheer and int mediate ,tn,ions T. 9:JOa H. IL:
j. $40; 4:3J 500 $50 q p. IN.
Iur fon Clca.er aid New Rochelle, Up m
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6tfambca!s an0 Railroads.

BOSTON DAILY via GROTON.-Steamers
ID commonwe ilth and Plymouth Rock from Pier 10, N.
= at n N W. NJ. EDWARDS, Agt. Office us W.st-st
TyyO BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
y PORT by SHORE IfSE.-Lesves 27th.st 4h.r, ea.
M arrive in Providence 400 pm l:l5 am arrive In Pro-
yd eucs 1850 nm; pm, txpFess Through Mail Train,
erriye in Providence 43j AID Boston a. am
y. j. CALHOUN superintendent
EOP BOSTON ana PROVIDENCE. via NEW
4 PORT ant FALL RAY ER-rhe splendid and superior
eamer MFTROpOL'S. Capt Brown leaves New'i ofk
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY. aud SATURDAY, at 4
oc6sk D. l1 aud the EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton. on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY at o'clock p n &,
flom Pier No. n. X.
Hereafter m rooms will be regarded secured 20 APP
plicsnt " Ill the same shall have b@ea paid .ot. .
Fei.ht Boston e. forwarded through with great dispatch
by an E1pIess Freight lran.
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NETWORK s. NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

COMMENCING NOVEMBER II, 1861.
Passenger stson in NewYork cor. ZIth'st and 'ih Az
Eulrauce IA l.ths.
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Ocean Cleaners.

EoTIcrBy order OF the Tctsy Of State oil passenger.
leaving the United States required to pryfe euselges
with passports directions for obtaining which may be had
the Comp sny's Offices, No. H. Broadway y. y.
JoBx G. DALE. Agent.
GTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- at Queen,town (Cork Hsrbor-1be Liverpool. New
ok sd rLisdelps stes.hp Company ntead dispe,ch-
Ing their ir POKE ei ely deouilt zoo steamship. - follows
CITY or WAsHINGrON...... Feb g.
CITY OF Saturday, FEB Is
And every succeeding SATURDAY, at noon, from Pier
No ~ North River.
rtsssGR.
FIRST CABIN. ......G SIS Embellishments IN
inst CabE to London 30 Storage LoDdon... 80
Einst Psris... g. sieersge to Paris.... 80
Firs Cabin TO Hamburg 35 strerse~ Hamburg 30. s.
Passengers also fory arded HAVE Bremen Rotterdam
ANTWERP &C, at equally low
Rates from Liverpool Qurenstown lst Cabin, 80 f95
and lO5 steerage from Liverpool. 10. From Queens
town. $50. Tickets be bought here at these rates
enabling people 10 seod for their friends
These Steamers have superior accommodations m pasen
gers strongly b1it ia Waite tight lion Sections. snd
carry Patent Fire Annihiator Experienced Surgeons
attached ~ each steamer.
FOR further informs ion. apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
lNMAN. Agent 70 u WstrT IN 6lasgo@ to ALEX NAL
COLIN, No st Enoch, Qusre, Ia Qneenstowu TO 6 a w
D. SEYMOUR Col In LondO TOD ~ Is MACLY. No.
81 Kirg Njllian-st IN Pads TO JULES DECODE. No >
Place do Ia boUne ~ Phl.de phs ~ John g. DALE, NO
Ill " alnut-si.. at the Company's Offices
JOHN o.. DALE. Agent, No. IS Broadway N. Y.
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WIGS and TOUPEES.
ORNAMENTAL HAIR. ALL KINDS.
HAIR DYE. BEST IL USE.
HAIR DYEING. ALL COLORS.
MOLDAylA CREAM.

For preserving. bclu'i'yins, and iof-.rs the
Hair . grow. Al these articles can BET
fornd In sre,,e.t perfection - W. 4
HAFCHFLOW. celebiaisd osiabllihmens.
80. o. Boni-st. Hew-ioIs.
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Gcwina Alatblnes.

4 NEW TiNkLE d LYON SEWING
MAClllNt LAosegood Full Case) FOR SAIL. cheap
Adde'S " &. ID. H." box No l0s1rihune Office.
ELECTION RETURNS from all The States Of
the Union, holding election. ia aGi carefully
4 TIE TN sUNE aLHAEAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07

HE statement OF tue present week az cohF.reu
with the preceding shows a decrease Of S}Sb.3go n
the items of leans aud discounts $500 ass in deposits,
$2i ,96s in circulation, and 60, 692 in specie.
Tie Naugatuck Railroad Company has declared 8
dividend of T. cent, payable on the 18th inst.
TIE Ner-H journal states that the New
Haven and New.London Railroad hiss been Laced
in the hands Of Trustees for the benefit of bondhoc
ers, by order Of the Supreme Court. Henry ho'eh-
kiss of New Haven and Charles Buckingham on
New-York are the Trustees, and they are to tike
possession on the Isl Of March, unless satisfactory
arrangements can be made.
London letter in the Paris .NoRitesr says, South
Carolina paid the interest of her European loan rom
the sums TO her credit in the London banks, whief1
had not since the rebellion, been withdrawn. Nr7
GINA did the same thiog.
The aggregate business Of the week IN Domes''1
Good, has been small There is no yitaIity 10 'uel
market. Everything is suspended, awaiting iu'I
action of Congress. Whoever visits Washington
and witnesses the apathy and indifference OF mem1
hers Of both Houses will become heart-sicS IN 'h1
reflection that we should intrust the interests OF
great n nation to such small nellects. Great tne!
may be IN their speclailles, Ddt 'bhVi'"' 49,"
cils in all of that which apperains to the welfare
the nation and the commercial Interests. "o"1
seem that they ignore entirely any idea eh'ep'
a-absorbug one that they have constituents WY
arc delighted with any essay that tue '''
Of their county may make, no matter NV
irrelevant il may be to the great h'''
Of trade and commerce. and tie eoI''q'ID
prosperity of the country. We know OF parties WY
io,e furnished TO the Government the slne"s
,var to the extent of two millions OF dollas' WY
cannot get any reimbursement; yet the commerce
ds,,es, il entirely ignored This blocks the wne'
Of commerce, and Government is diSirustedi ana -
condition will continue as long as we remain
doubt az to the financial policy of the Govern.H'H
There is no doubt but that the lower house VIII "a"
eome financial measure for tho relief OF toe eou""
after all the crude theories are exhausted o"'
have rumors that the Senate will not concur III
action of the House al pre-ent. it ID IDLE 'o'Ap
any movement in goods until shis matter Is ''
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lFNATE OF the UNITED STATES, Members
> OIL cls,sifed. See THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pas
~ senscr Train, from foot Of ChNnber,sL as follows;
a. H., Express for Bunao.
81. IN. Msii - 81
si5 a m. Milk daily, for Otisvis and intsrmediae Sta
ii II.
II s. N, Accommodation, daily.
$3.50 p H Way, for Middieown. Nswburgh aud interme
diE,e Station,
ID m Night Express, daily for Dunbik Buffalo Csnsn'
dtsua and lIrcipal 7ao The Tram OF Saturday tdnS
through 20 Buffalo. bit doe. not run 10 DnnkifE
D. m, Accommodate
CHARLES MINOT. General Sup't
NATHANIEL M.psH.
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD. For Albany and Troy. North and West
WINTER ARRANGEMENT commencing MOSDAY, Nov
l. l6I For ALBANY lO;30a Express mail train. hon
26th.t Depot.
For all local trains zee TIME. TABLE.
JOHN BUHCHILL, Asst Supt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

0A Frenchmsn named Moses Mensrd Is I'M
der arrest In Buffalo, charged with numbering
his wife Thursday morning He PROCESSES deep
sorrow on her death, and says that he shot her
supposing her 10 be burglar.
III The totally illiterate adults white males I'm
all the Northern States are not half 20 many as
their $50, 900 volunteers, Will those In England
and Wales, with smaller population, are almost
three times $50 eco.
UA meteorological table in the Indianapolis
Journal reports that more than perpendicular
foot Of rain fell At that place between the lst
March and 10th Of April
IOThe U. 9 steamer EunIee was run into on
Fhursday night, by the steamer Commod ore
Perry, OF Ashland, Ky, and sunk. She is total
los.
DThe United States Court was reopened In
Nashville, Tenn, on Monday Last; the patriotic
Judge Catron presiding.
1--we see by the Buffalo papers that Dean
Richmond, Esq has presented $500 TO the Bufa-
10 General Hospital.
DrAt Greencastle, Ind last week man 20
years old was tried In the Circuit Court Tor WIFE,
murder and sentenced 10 the State prison for life
UGen. Tom Thumb 10 again on exhibition
and 10 holding his Levers In Piitsbufg, Pa.
Ursixty-seven YES els have arrived at the port
Of Philadeiphia, during the present month.
IL The deaths In Baltimore last week num-
pefed 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29
FROM FORT PILLOW.

From Correspondence Chicago Times, Arm % |
Al Fort Pillow the operations OF tie iotilIa are
nesrly suspended. An occasiOaal shell Is to- d
al the tbei Notifications merely 10 let the enemy
know that Investment still continues As already
intimated, the bonn bardment OF the fort will not
be commenced until after the defeat Of Beaure-
gard at Corinth. The gun and mortar boats
However are kept constantly prepared for action.
This Is necessiytb more so from the fact that the
enemy are known TO have feet OF their own
around Craighead's Point, aud there Ia chance
that they may venture out with their boats to at.
tack our vessels. An important dispatch was re.
crived from the WI Department Yesterday by an
official in this place, asking whether Com Foote
could communicate with the department by tele-
graph, and wishing an immediate reply A
steamer was Instantly dispatched 10 the scene OF
operations at Fort Pillow, and Gem Foote Is ex =
p-cted here tomorrow to hold thS desired consul.
tatiOn. This surely has some important reference
To the feet, but Of what character Ii 10 impossible
TO surmse
spy ient to Memphis and New Orleans by
Gen. Pope returned via Mobile and COrinth He
represents that there 10 the most Intense snyietv
throug bout the South to hear toe result OF the
coming battle at COrinth. Everythiny-liyes
money, pTopeTtY-is 10 be staked on the cont st
which will be as desperate as Il decisive. The
people have entire confidence In the ability OF
Beauregard 10 achieve a victory which Is TO re :
claim Tennessee and save the sinking fortunes of
tie Confederacy. The force at Corinth was being
greatly augmented each day, and every man able
to bear arms was summoned to the grand rally
Nor Is tsis all. Trade and business are sus-
pended, the women meet daily at churches In
halls, to manufacture garments for the soldiers
bells are Tecast into cannon, while the roll OF the
drum Ia summGniDg crowds Of forced levies into
the service. There 10 no Union sentiment but
every man, woman and child enter into the cause
with devotion seldom psralleled The entire
South is In fearful earnest, not simply the leaders
but the masses, and one and all they declare they
will dispute every Inch Of territory, and fight for
the cause '.to the bitter death" AtMempbis, on
the l7th, fcur was selling at SIS per barrel corn
al 81 30 per bushel and other supplies In proper.
tion. Yet the people are willing to suffer every
priyaton, do suffer IL, and yet there Is no sign Of
penitence. Ny Informant was at CoFinth q short
time after the battle Of Pittsburg and though not
permitted TO divulge any Information respecting
the strength Of the enemy's fortincations Is free
TO confess the belief that the force under eaure.
gard numbers fully $50 OO0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29
LATE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Further Concerning the Capture Of
New Orleans.
Reported Destruction Of the Rebel
Iron Gunbeat near New Orleans by
the U. 8. Steamer Pensacola.
Eon.appearanee Of the Merrlmac.
Rebel GunbOats Attempt to Shell our
Eneampment.

BALTIMORE, April 90, (from Fortress Monroe,
18th IA flag Of truce to- day took dispatches-
packages Of letters for Union prisoners. NO
newspapers were received, or at least none came
INTO the hands Of the press.
The city Of New Orleans has been taken by the
Union forces. The telegraphic operators having
left there as previously reported, no particulars
had been received. 1t Is stated, however. that
the operators subsequently attempted to return,
but found the city In possession Of the Union
troops. II is possible the city surrendered with,
out resistance, after the feet made their appear
ance.
There Is report that the enemy's much boosted
iron gunboat, built there, a second MerrImac in
its way, was destroyed by the U. 8. steamer Pen.
sacola.
The weather and tide to- day were very favor.
able for tie temperance Of the Merrimac in
Hampton Roads, but she still delays her coming
1t is reported that some rebel gunboats In James
river attempted this forenoon to shell some of our
camps this side of Warwick.
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,,o,No NOTICE.

SEALED PRop0ssooiLisSW Ei Nm b. ,.o.;u
Ofh,s until IL m, of SATURDAY, Nay ST. 1852 for
contract for the burial OF deosased soidier. n q
ccEtrsot to terminate on June soi6. 1883. LILO
meat, dig the grav,, aud furnish the conn And
h H"ms, The soder'to be buned at the soIdlsrs
The terms OF the Contract will resu,,. tl,., ,hs
conn furnished shall be of sound pins or popaI
wood, neatly and we'll ma e, and to be s.aifeS or
Be- s Ssn I've 90 and mat the graves
Ii bid is IN the name of firm, the nsmes OF All
the partrs must pear or il will not be con sdered.
L. HhRIZ, Assistant Quarterms.er u. A.
corner oil 18th ard streets, Washing .on, d. c.
GUARANTEES.
Inc ABILITY OF the bidder to e the contra CT should
responsible persons, whose sigma ures must be sp
81 ss e. .Bs Gan %1s
nearest District Court or the United States Dis
Bidders must be presen, in person when III. bud.
are opened or thslF proposals VIII not BE- Con-
Bonds, in the .um of one thou .and dollsr. si,nsd
&c reauirsd Of the successful bidder upon signing
be sssary for bidders 10 havs their bond .men
End produced When the ooSsIaet IL
eppIin atom being MADE At this cfice either per
sonaily. BY letter. or BY telegraph. wi
Form Of Gxaraatee
of ard inc Of Sf'I int c Of and STATE
able to iqlfl contrast in 5000 dsnc caA with the
position be accepted, he viii at onos eutes ,nto
contract IN accordance therewyth.
Should the contract be awarded him We are pre
tie this guarantee must be appended the eSeiay
certificate above mentioned spxs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

Of iron chain on The side OF fhe ship for the pro-
lection OF the boilers and steam drum-the vuI-
nerable points Of man-cf-war, and IL left e1-
posed may be greatly injured.
MARCH se Capt. Bell, Of the feet, in the gun
boat Kennebec, ventured within four miles Of the
forts, when the forts opened upon him, and TO bis
establishment the shot struck alongside OF the
enthusiastically a l00.pound rife ball. He
then heat retreat after fndiup out as much as
he could obtain. This shows that their guns are
four or i've miles range. Capt. Bell asserts that
the shots that Were Notwithstanding in all TO
sixty-were hfed with precision, az IL directed by
experienced gunners II Is Thought that Gen.
Lowell or Gen. Duncan Is In command Of the
for's. One Of their contrivances 10 that all the
logs and branches which foat down the river In
enof nous Quantities should be collected and made
ready 20 let down on the feet to retard their
headway. 1t is scarcely possible that anv power
can hold us long back-we must o ahead =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

FISAScIAL.-New York papers Of yesterd ay re-
port decided improvement In stocks OF all de-
scTiptions, but Governments especially strong.
Al the closing prices of the first board stocks Of
all kinds advanced. Registered C's OF ISL are
quoted at GIA, and coupons at 90 U. 3. SIS OF
is74, SIX; U. s. 6's, one year certificates, s. IA
$50 Treasury notes, IOOx; border State bonds
are advancing: Ohio 6's quoted at 100; Illinois
coupons Of Ell, 90; Tennessee 6's, 56a56K; Mis-
sour Ga, 4sKi California rs, s64; foreign ex-
change In nominally firm, and commercial bills
scarce, American gold quoted at 1919.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29
DROPOSALS FOR WHARF,
IA. Nd l. N N g THE DEAD.
DR.. HOLINESS AMERICAN PROCESS.

TIN. process. without the use Of poisons, dis.
sin"a tb., 'n ,r,s years AGO., and prsotoed
United states, is sufficient recommend alton Of
itseI This mode Of Embalming Dead Bcdes
u no foreign Invention bat purely American. hav-
Ing Il myself After years OF CHEMICAL re-
seeIch; May Of the residents of Ills On v will
as ~ ssysn sssEs since the exposition the
been tested BY large number of p6y s,cisns and
enemists n the prIpoipa cities Of the Union. and
given their Ss1u6estes. which my. Ismpiiet viii
snon' lhe pody OF dog emba. med eleven months
since, ana oxpoged to the heat OF the past summer
\ Ga public sxh bltion q 80 Penn. syseue, where
nave embained large NUMBER of officers and
Rrvste soldier. OF our s,ny 20 the entire satisiac-
uon OF tneir surviving elatves and friends,
vii $50 sm balm bodies By Suesuet's frencb
s sysSs mat e sh y piece TIL: could
good Or better. The French Acsdsmy OF soiencs
% ~ annual sitting held on the s2d OF March Issp
which l. havs "~AS1' eofy VI
Per.o9,p. Wishing bodies emhelmed by eithsr Bro
CESS VII apply 10 A. Buchly, Underts err SO3r -.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

CONVICTION OF DURYKA, THE FolGKR I'm the
Superior Criminal Court, Of goston, on Friday
the jury In the case OF James Duryea, tried for
forgery OF bank drafts 70 the amounts Of Sl2 Co.,
returned verdict OF guilty on both indictments.
III The work on the vessels at the PhiIadel.
phia Navy Yard Is being rapidly push d forward.
The nongahela and Juniata are fast Apr 6ach-
Ing completion, and the keel OF the Shenandoah
will be laid very shortly.
II The tax levy for Baltimore was fxed by
the CITY Councils yesterday ct liz cents on the
SlOO, Including the war tax OF Is cents, being 2
cents on the siU0 less lhsn last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-04-29

The LATE RAILROAD ACcIDzNT-The acct
dent on the Philadelphia road fortunately has
not proved as serious a. was at first anticipated
Rev. Mr.. Zimmerman and family are now in
Baltimore, and attended by Prof. Miltenberger,
at the expense Of the Railroad company. Mr.
Nelson Of New York, and Miss Kate Chairman,
niece Of DR. Cummings Of Baltimore, whose in
iuries are not 80 serious as at first apprehended,
have been conveyed TO Chester, Pa where the y
are receiving every at ention.