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, 1862-05-08

THE WIDENING CT DEARBORN STREET.
Our readers arc already well acquainted with
the efforts Of the municipal authorities to re-
move The wooden rookerics standing on Dear-
bonn street near the Post Office, for the pur-
pose of widening the street, and Of the several
injunctions granted bS the courts restraining
them from such removal. The last Injunction
.yas laid to prevent the sale Of the buildings.
Day before yesterday, the matter was argued
before Judge Manierre, who granted the In
junction, and it #ae decided By him that it
should still remain in force.
, 1862-05-08

w good shade hanger wanted Apply to E..
@. /. Fa1on, 70 Lake street. apa+p74s
, 1862-05-08

Observation-Disclosures Florence
seEing Machine makes four different stitches
and is the only sewing machine in the market
that has the reversible feed. It is perfectly
simple, strong and reliable. We would ad-
wise all those interested in this branch OF
mechanism, to call at 1aa4 Lake street and ex-
anime one of the best machines ever made.
Those at l. distance will address ". c. Mason,
agent, for descriptive circular.
, 1862-05-08

A GENTS WANTED.-Proftable
II Employment Sc. net pront per gross raade By
Agents On TIE new patsnf lHrsoysH lS1E1nta IN y
TWO gross III one day Over seventy thousand Hod.
Samples sent bY mall on receipt Of - centS OF for Ean-
pies Of marked linen. terms, sc. stanp: Address
z, F. CLARE, EorthsmptoR. Aass, mA1QnS21 SIN
, 1862-05-08

w WANTED.-Purchssers for If
W teen NO.4 WHEELER & WILSON Sewing Ma
ctles The beat family use, nearly new and In per
feet order. good n19ch!ne wl save !ss cost in si1
ul1ntis- GlLBEliI. ny nHbAlsD . "
Ship Chandlcrs and Sail Makers,
clh26nrS3a 207 South Water st.. cor. Helis.
, 1862-05-08

NEW BUlD3Ses on THE NORTH S1pE.-F.
Moscley, ESQ, has concluded contracts for
the erection Of block Of three buildings 1t
the corner Of Clark and Indiana streets, in the
North Division, TO take the place Of the pres
cnt unsightly wooden buildings that have long
occupied the ground. The block is to be
three stories high; the first story to be Tor
stores, and the SECOND and third'stories to be
finished for gentcel dwellings. The whole
cost Of this block will be about 5000, and
will be ready for occupation about thu 18th OF
Sent mber next.
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again." said Millie, sour teacher said so.
! told her how hard you had worked to keep
II. and that it was not fair you should lose
it for one word. Now we are friends again
/" I do not deserve your kindness" replied
Clara; I" how can you forgive me for being 50
cross to your" 81 have not thought Of it al
ALL" said Mile; 81 knew you did not mean
it," you are the best girl know" said
Clara; / wish was half as good and for
giving as you are. Millie. !" and Clara's voice
was little husky. "You must not talk
So" returned Mile, quickly. !" I have SO
many. many faults;" and she whispered,
/" Be we kind and tender-hearted one toward
another, forgiving one another, even as God
for Christ's sake hath forgiven you."
Clara was silent a moment. AT length
she said. "They do say, Mile. that you
have a talisman that makes you always 81
cheerful and good. do believe it is tina,
little black book you carry in your pocket
There must be some magic it. Now tell
me, am | not rights" The warm blood
rushed into Miles cheek, and happy tears
filled her eyes as she drew the little black
book--her Bible-from her pocket, and open.
| ing to the sixteenth chapter Of Proverbs,
placed her finger on the first two words Of
the twenty fourth verse. shall not tel
you what those words were, little readers,
want you to look it out for yourselves. You
can all have Mile Browns talisman. Dear
children. will you try itf w. w.
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STRAY BOOKS.

THE following volumes Of the Zurisn and Paaor.
Library. beloDging TO the Presbyterian churrh Il
Hi-borongh are missing. supposed 70 hsye been Ior.
rpsed and nH returned; there may Le others IN thr
same case. Persons having these or other volume. In
their possesson, are requested 10 return Them or il n
sctusl use % report The same, that may be known
who are responsible for their relutn
Collateral Bible, 9Th vol Ito.
Hodges History Of the Presbyterian Church, %
part. sso.
Cudwonh's Intellectual System. lst vol. sso.
McCheyns's Works. Ist and "a vols sso.
shakespesfs. I'd vol. svo
Boswell's Johnson, Ist vol sso.
Junius's Letters, 80 vol. svo.
Godsmiih's Animated Nature, ID and % vols. syo.
Pluiarch's Lives, Isl vol. syo
Rollins Ancient History, Isl vol. $40.
Bancroits History Of the United States LIST vol syo.
Gvdsmiih's Works, LIST vol. I2mo.
Rollins Ancient History, 9th and 10Th vols. I2mo.
Popes Works, 5ih vol. l2mo.
Sparks American Biography 30 vol i2mo.
Piiny's Letters, "a vol i2mo.
kellques Of Ancient English Poetry, LEI vol.I2mo.
November IL. is
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AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY!
For the Cure Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS COUGHS
AND COLDS.
I IL MAX ORA ARABICA,

Discovered by MISSIONARY while travelling
in Arabia.
a Ii who are suffering from Consumption should
"A use the MAk0RA ARABICA, discovered BY =
Missionary 10 Arabia.
All who are threatened with Consumption should
use the MAkokA ARABlCA, discovered BY his
sionsTy in Arabia.
All who are suffering from Bronchitis should use
the MAkoRA ARABicA, discovered By Missionary
in Arabia.
All who are sufering from Sore Throat, Coughs and
Colds, should use the MAk0RA ARABIcA, disco
veesd BY Missionary in Arabs.
All who are suffering from Asihna scrofuls and Im-
puriiies Of the Blood should use the MAK0RA AHA.
BIcA. discovered by Missionary in Arabs.
II cures Consumption.
IL cures Bronchitis.
IL cures Sore Throat, Coughs aud Colds.
II cures Asthma, sefoula and Impurities Of the Bleed
THIS onequaisd remedy is nov Tor tho era, time 10
tioJueed 10 the PabiIc.
Il was pfosidenusIly disco,etta by . husssonssy
while travelling ~ Arabia. lie ssseuIsd Of IonslnI.
ton ~ IL alter his had been pronounced hoIs
less BY learned physicians 10 Egrops.
he has forwarded 20 ps IN wrltsg. full account Of
his own extraordinary cure aud Of number Of other
cures which have under his obssrsiiop. and also
foil account Of the medicine.
Al biz request, and impelled BY desire 10 extend
knowledge Of this rsmed; The public. ne have had
his communication printed in psmphIe, form for frss
distribution lie Interest s eahsneed BY an accom-
which be gives Of Of the Of The Syrian mar
sseres which be obtained from those who were sufferer
in that awful tragedy.
This pamphlet may be obtained ct ear Office, or "A
wilI Be sent free BY mail 10 al who sppy Tor ID
We import the MAK0RA ARABicA direct from
smyfnaIhroogh the housp Of Gloon q Gylippss, snd
NC have always hand full supply put up In bottles
ready for use with full direciioss
Price one dollar per bottle. Sent BY NAIL on eesip
Of price, and "a cents for poslsgs
For sale, wholesale and retsil, BY
LEEDS, GILMORE &CO.,
Importers Of Drugs and Medicines,
81 Liberty 81, N. Y.
Also, BY Druggists generally.
March 10. st-l1ms
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A Coon RULE.-A man who is very rich
now, was very poor when he was a bow,
When asked how he had obtained his wealth.
he replied, "My father taught me never 70
play lill my work was finished, and never 10
spend my money till had earned it. III
had an hours work in day. must do that
the very first thing, and in an hour. And
after this ! was allowed to play and then I
could play with much more Of pleasure than
II bad the thought Of an unfinished task
before my mind. early formed the habit
Of doing everything In time, and IL soon be.
came perfectly easy to me do So 1t is 10
THIS owe my prosperity"
Let everybody who reads this. 20 and do
likewise.
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IN DEATH UNITED.
Prom the Southern Literary Mssssnger

IN DEATH UNITED.
The incident mentioned in the following lines, acsu
lily occurred in October last, al one Of the Military
Hospitals in this city, as the writer is assured.
Surely in life's ftful moments,
Ere ths spirit takes It's fight,
Cleans Of Heaven are vouchssfed Us,
Hid ill than from mortal sight,
A soldier, on his lowly pallet.
Sinking to eternal rest
To the patient nurse beside him,
Thus his dying wish e1prest:
= Do nos leave melville life linsers
Give ms woman's tender care:
Wifs and mother, far. far distant.
Let me dream that they are near!"
30 the nurse, conserving, seated,
Wiped the death-damps from his brow,
And in every weak pusaiion.
Watch'd his LIES receding flow.
Suddenly beam Of slsdness
sparkled in his glazing eye;
His arms were twined as il embracing
Some viewless form in ecstacy,
While he spake in joyful accents:
" Have we met again at last
And in the expiring effort
TRANQUILITY his spirit pass'd.
Ere his form TO earth was RENDERED.
Tidings came that on the day
And in the hour be thus departed.
His faithful wife had pass'd away!
Let US hope, though far asunder
Now they lie beneath The sod,
Joyfully their souls commingle
In the bosom Of their God,
All. surely in life's tiful moment,
Ere the spirit takes its flight,
Cleans Of Heaven are veuchsafed Us,
Hid till then from mortal sight. G. A. NJ.
Richmond, Va, 1861.
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CONFEDERATE STATES CONGRESS.

SENATE.
.alabama-Messrs. William L. Yancey.
G. G. Clay.
observation-disclosures. Robert w. Johnson.
Charles B. Mitchell.
Norida-Messrs. James M. Baker, "A. E.
Maxwell.
Georgia = Messrs. B. H. Hill. Robert
Toombs.
Ksntucky-Messrs. H. q. Burnett, Viii.
liam E. Slmms.
Louisima--Messrs. Ed. Sparrow. T. J..
Semmes.
Mississippi Messrs. Albert G. Brown,
ia mes Phelan.
Missoari-Messrs. John B. Clark. R. s.
Peyton.
North Carolina - Messrs. George Davis.
William T. Dortch.
South Carelina-Messrs. Robert w. Barn.
we'll, James. L. Orr.
Isnnessee-Messrs. Langdon G. Haynes.
Gustavus A. Henry.
Tsras-Messrs. Louis T. Wigfall. w. s.
Oldham.
Trginia-R. NJ. T. Hunter. William B.
Preston.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
.7labama-Messrs. Thomas ]. Foster. W..
R. Smith, John p. Rails, ]. L. McCurry.
Francis s. Lyon, w. P. Chiffon, David
Clopton, James L. Pugh. E. s. Dargan.
.4rknsas-Messrs. Felix ]. Balson. Gran
Olson ID. Royster. Augustus II. Garland.
Thomas B. Hanly.
Eoridq-Messrs. Jas. B. Dawkins, r. B.
Hilton.
Georgia-Messrs. Julian Hartridge, g. j.
Munnerlyn, Hines Holt, A. H. Kenan. Da.
sid w. Lewis, VIM. w. Clark. Robert P.
Trippe. Lucius ]. Gartrell. Hardy Strickland.
A. X. Wright.
| Kentncky-Not vet elected.
Louisiana --Messrs. Charles ]. Yillere.
Charles Nj. Conrad. Duncan. +. krnner,
Lucien ]. Dupre, John I. Lewis, John Per-
kins, Jun'r.
Observation-Disclosures. john ]. McRae, ].
w. Clapp, Reubeil Davis. israel Welsh, IL.
c. Chambers, y. II. Singleton. Z. Barks-
dale.
Mssouri-Messrs. John liver, Caspar W.
Bell, George g. Vest. A. II. Gonruw. w.
w. Cook, Thus. w. Freeman. Thomas A..
Harris.
North Car0iinG--Messrs. w. n. II. Smith,
RObrrt r. Brllgers. Owen K, kenan, Il. ID.
Mcdowell, Thomas s. Ashe. Archibald H.
Arlington, J. X. Mclean, William Lander,
b. 5. Gather. A. L. Davidson.
South COrolinG-Messrs. w. w. Boyce,
w. Porcher Miles, NJ. l.. Bonham, John
Mcqueen. Jas. Farrow. L. ". Aver.
Tennessee -Messrs. J. L. Heiskeli, w. G.
Swami. w. ii. Tebbs. L. l.. Gardenshirr,
H. $. Foote, NJ. p. Gentry. George W.
Jones. Thomas Menees, ]. ID. q. Atkins,
- Bullock. David NJ. Currin.
1eras-Messrs. John A. Wilcox, Peter
w. Gray. Claiborne c. Herbert. VIM. B.
Wright, Malcom p. Graham, b. r. sexton.
Trginia-Messrs. Muscoe r. II. Garrett.
John X. Chambliss, John Tyler, Roger A.
Pryor, Thomas 5. Bocock, John Goode, Jr..
James r. Holcsmbe. ID. c. Drjarnette. VIII
liam Smith. A. r. Boteler, John B. Baldwin,
w. X. Staples, Walter Preston, A. g. Jen-
kIns, Robert johnson. Chas. W. Russell.
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THE BRIrIsH NavY.-According TO the
last Navy list. published by the British CO.
,ernment, Great Britain has fourteen thous-
and t~o hundred and forty guns ahoa,.
This is the argument beforr which Nr. Sew
.rd covered. The Emperor Of France has
nearly the same number Of guns. preaching
French doctrines ON the sea.
Petersburg Expre.,.
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HOWARD Ass0CIAYI0N.
YAILApELrH4A.

---- EAFENUEEFHT4s- ------
Benevolent Institution established By special Endsw.
msnt, for the Relief Of the Sick and Distrssssd, sf
nicted with viruent and epidemic Diseases,
and especially for the Cure Of Diseases
of the Sexual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Acting
A Surgeon, to all who apply by letter, with dsscrip-
ton of their condition, Gage, occupation, habits Of life
&c and in cases Of extreme poverty, Medicines fur.
nished tree Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on spsrmatorrhca, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the Dispensary, sent 10 the
afflicted in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two
or three Stamps for postage will DO acceptable.
Address DIR. ]. SKILLIN HoUGHTON. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order OF the Directors.
EDWARD d. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary.
March 70. s4-l1me
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Spauldings Prepared Liquid Glue.
THIs 10 the best article known for mendins sIiind
ofFurniiure. AZ IL 10 In liquid form u issl
ways ready for use. For sale by
J. g. TURRENTINE & SON.
Pebrusy7. -
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property at Pensacola has been brown up
and burned by the Couf.,ern,es.
dispatch from Oakfeld, dated the
ION inst, te the Advertiser, SAYS that
officers from the F.dersi vessels came to
Pensacola, when the Mayor, on invita-.
ton. visited Commodore Porter. In reply
to question 10y one who WAS with the
Mayor Porter said tina, no troops would
be stationed at Pensacola, as h. had none
10 spare, but If we had any there, he
would advise the sending of them to Mo
bile, as We would need them at tina, point
shortly.
Porter. while off Mobile on the nigh,
OF the OH. saw tue light OF the buruiu of
the Navy Yard, and wen, 10 see the cause.
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STJ REV ARD.

htuhuwayfrO from " here We had tbe,,
q hired. uenr Chester. in Jun. ,n., ,u,
- 'hrve Negro men, viz BILL, GILES
4, Bill and Giles We bought the I4th of last
november. mt the estate sale Of Ed. Leach
!, on Bread River, in York District. They
or:hg brothers aud having relations in the
neighb"rhood where we purchased them, Il
Is mnrc than likeley they have u,nd. their
way back I" their old nrighLurhood
BILL is about 26 year, old, 5 feet 8 inches
high, will weigh $50 or LOO pound, il
very black; rather sharpcd face, speaks
quick when spok-n to.
Giies, his brother, u abont 81 wears old
fe.t inches high will weigh 100 lh,
Il very black, and walks with his head up
nnd feet turned out iE front.
Henry, We purchased, Jan ], of Col. e.
k'ves on the Caluwba river. lie il 20 Years
old, well sc;, 5 fret 10 INCHES high, md will
weigh l75 pounds has u heavy brow md
speaks slowly has some character nsn
runaway. Siay 20 10 Charleston or Wash.
mgion city, II Is hard telling where he will
g. ~ he is gentleman ~ travel. They
MI ran oH about the same tune
We will pay $75 Yard for rle three
men; or $40 piece for either OF ,e.n de-.
hvs:ed In any Jail 40 That We can Vet them
These boys may attempt l.. make their way
NORM, as some others from this place have
attempted.
PRIDE g. DUNOVANT.
hng. z, l86l-26-tf
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side coula be brought into action.

s"e c"a'd. be brought into action.
Othe losses Of the enemy have no
exact knowledge. Their newspapers 70.
port 1t as very heavy. Unqnes,ionablv
1t WAS gre~'er, even in proportion. than
our own. on both days; for it was nppa-
rcnt 70 all that their dead left on the
field outuumbered ours two to one.
Their casusl,ies, therefore canno, have
fallen many short of 10000 in killed,
wounded, prisoners aud missing.
Through Information derived from
many sources. including the newspapers
OF The enemy, we engaged on Sunday
The Divisions Of Generals Prentiss, Sber-
man, Hurlbut, McClernard and Smith, Of
woo 'nen each or at least $4,000 men.
THIS force MAS reinforced on Sunday
night by the Divisions Of Genernls Nelson.
MeCook, ,Cri,lenden atd Thomas, VI Ma.
jo' General BnsIrs army, some %, 900
strong, including all arms. Also, General
L. Wall&ce's Division Of Genera Grants
army, making At least e3 900 fresh
troops. which, added TO the remnau, of
General Grants forces-on Moud.y
morning amounting to over 10000
made an aggregate force Of some 5s 600
'"en, At least, arrsysd against. US Oh ,L a,
dav.
In connection with tue results of the
battle, L should state thn, the most of
our mon who had inferior ar,rs .x.
ehSnged them for the improved arms Of
the enemy. AIso, that most Of ,L. pro.
Perty, public and personal, in the camp
from which the ensny was driven on
Sunday, was rendered useless or greatly
csmaged. except some OF the tents.
All OF which is respectfully submitted
through my volunteer Abide Camp,
Colonel Jacob Thompson, Of Mississippi,
Who has in charge the flags, standards,
and colors. captured from the enemy.
| have the honor TO 5e, General,
Your obedient servant,
G. T. BEAUREGARD,
General Commanding.
To General S. Cooper, Adj',. aud Insp'r.
General. Richmond Va.
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5 u u L IL G. A Il RULIN A .
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
(In The Common Pieas)
Dudley M Usscry,.t al. D.,I,r,,;o,

~ O"ScTyttt uI 4 sJtCIhrltiOn
/,
Samuel Spence. Attachment.
Whereas the Plaintiff did np tb. .,.,o,,a
d"y OF December 1861, file his Declaration
against the Defendant, who las il /, suidl ia
absent Eom and without the limits of ,he
Stale. and has neither wifsnor Attorney
known within The same, upon whom n copv
oi the said Declaration might be- served.
IL IL therefore ordered that the said d..
iehdnn' do appear and plead to the said
Declaration, on or before the third day ,f
pccenb"r next, which will b., in In. ye,r
of oui Lord enc thousand riyh, hundred
and Sixty.two, otherwise final Judgment v IN
then be given aud awarded against him,
ii. HANCOCK, Crk.
Dec. 4th, l86l.-i3-Iy.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every Wsd9es lay Morning
''"''' BY ..
w. M. g Q N N O r. S ,
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IT e r Ms
ADVERTISEMENTS.


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81: or, continued, Tb cents for the frat in.
sernon, and 80 cents for each subsequent iuser-
on.
The number Of insertions must be written on
each advertisement, or they will be inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
The following deductions will be made in
favor of standing advertisements:
SMoNTHs. 6 MONTHS. I YEAR
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Two 500 l2.0e 1900
Three 1000 1900 1000
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Announcing Candidates for Office, Five
Dollars.
9 Communications recommending can.
urdates for Office and all others CT limited
or individual interest, charged at advertising
tB- Obituary Notices exceeding one
iuare in length (l6 lines) will be charged
for the overplus, at regular advertising rates
DR Tributes Of Respect, rated rs ad-
vertisments.
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
are paid.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Parson Brownlow and family will arrive IN he
city from Csosswicks, ~ j., to-day, at l2i O'Clock p
IN. Apartments are awaiting their arrival at The
Astor House.
Msjor.Gen. Lord Fred. Psnlet, Col. Stevenson.
Capt. Seymour, and Capt. Clayton Of tue British
Army, left the Clarendon Hotel yesterday morning
TO pay vis. to our Military School ut West Point,
thence to proceed to Canada
Capt Calhoun, U. S. n, Dr.. j. ". Hughes and
family. Mr. Ho land and family, and Mr. Atwood
and family from Europe, the Rev. Walter Mitchell OF
Connecticut, and OTIS Fisher, U. 5. A., are at the
Fifth.Avenue tel.
Hon. W. d. Shipmau Of Hartford, and E. n. SheI-
ton and daughter Of Connecticut at the AlbemaTs
Hotel.
J. Wiley Edmonds of Boston, Slass Isaac H. Dill
lon. L.te United States Consul at Bremen, and >.
Henrieues Of the United States Navy, are at The
Aston House.
Ne. Miller from Paris, e. H. Morrell Of Havana,
s. NJ. CLARK Of Washington, Ii. NJ. e. Barckaiie Oh
Saratoga, and ". Biney Of Providence, K. l., are ~
the Breyoort House.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
The Troy Fire.

Troy, Monday, May L. lch.-
II il believed the number of bulldiDss dss.royeS
by IRE on SATURDAY has been souevh sat underraied.
The numter will probably reach fully elgh! huna'
red. TIE figures on losses ard insurance were =: =
correctly stated s may be in Yesterdays disPa'cn'
s3 100 90 for Losses aud about ST. 10000 for insar'
apce. Ii has been found the insurance was well ds'
tribu,ed. and il is believed most Of the eomPanies
will pay.
The Common Council, at meeting to-day, apPro'
nrit.d A. 900 for tue destitute The citizens held
meeting this morning to afford relief. A donati Oh
- 30 from New-lork has reached here. Oaen
from Albany aud New-York 10 take charge OF ths
children Of the Orphan Asylum have been receives
but provisions have been made FOR them al tue wv
lage OF Lansing ,urgh.
The Rens-sld-r polytechnic lnstilnte mas 'aAea
rooms ia the Gray University buildias ana the et'
ercises OF the clas. will proceed usual IRON mea.
nesday morning. Toe large concern oil the 1ufiey
Mathematical Instrument manufacturers, are syon
ie-commence operation. Merchants from the ou,n.
district have oen,d stores in the lower part Oh w
CITY. No more dead bodies have been found
New-York daily tribune., 1862-05-13
NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, MAY ID looS

week 20 that cir bill may be disposed Of before the
tax bill is tai en- up.
The Committee have TINS far done little more than
20 diecus general piaciples, Int there is reason 10
believe that the members forming the majority are
drawing nearer together every meeting, and that
bill il slowly shaping reelf
THE SENTIMENT OF TIE WEST.
Members Of Congress just returned from the West
say that the universal sentiment 10 in favor of the
most vigorous and severe treatment OF the Rebels.
THE CONTRIBUTIONS.
The Senate to-day confirmed the nominations OF
Daniel f. Sickles ss Brgsdier General, to date from
lis original appointment; John w. Hunt Of New
York to be Brigade Surgeon; j. w. Mansfield Of
Wisconsin, Consul at Bogots Corporal Marion How
ard of the LIST Company Of Infantry TO be I'd Leuten'
n the 9th Company of Infantry, for good conduct
at the battle Of Springfield, No., where he was
wounded.
NAVAL APPOINTMENTS.
The Navy Department has appointed Thomas
Holland Of Washington, Masters Mate, and ordered
him to the New-York Navy.Yard VIM. Martin OF
New-York appointed Acting Master at New.York
Navy-Yard; Magnus Schow Of the United States
steamer Hetchel, is promoted from Gunners Mate
70 Acting Master snd ordered TO Hampton Roads.