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New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29
amusemenrs
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

LAST WEEK, POSITIVELY.
: Of that splendid juvenile piece,
HOP O. MY THUMB
HOP O. MY THUMB;
! THE OGRE AND THE DwARFi
IN addition the intrinsic interest Of this play Il gosp
! enhanced By tn. smallest msa In the world.
COMMODORE MUTT, 2 FEET HIGH.
COMMODORE MUTT, FEET HIGH,
THE BELGiia1ES' BEii1S''; aiISSF is' ;Ai PEI EEkr HIGH.
THE BELGIAN GIANT, 8 FEET HIGH,
a q he PSn mN :sSi 'se:s scsESs gso"As''
the largest srd sns 'te'er seen IN any ago or coustU
This Is '''iiiTs,, positive, WEEK or THIS PIECE.
II will be psy.t This AFTERNOON aud EVENING.
followed by tho FssIs, %9., w or PALERMO
LAST ", <, Positively. also.
ofths. msrrisceof \ 'echssiesl seecasasr Scene.
u,, ,,osr 1HE BoW. y aEcHaNCah Hs PnHC SPECTACLE
AN ever i'rt pfe,ented to % A"ed''H Audienee
LAST WEEK f0sInitr. o. ,h,i ,!y mountain of h.~sny
TIE bELGIAN Giias GiaST
THE BELGIAN GIANT
'' largest g, Y'q RiSSf iSSTf + FEEt ssi HIGH '
cas%5SoSE t5s id5 e Ts's1 ST"1HE S5S9.'y %s NT
c0@M0DoRE c0aM0DoIss EUTT-rHE - eoGo ss Eyrr
the 'mals s9n in The word % i.,esI % 's s diaat a
Az ALL HOURS. DAY AND n 'hNi'"'
THE oUAKEs -6f of We WOODEN oAUN.
from tie Resei Forti6cations at Centrovilie' va
THE GREAT LIVING WEtAhh'
THE MADAGASCAR Af.BINCS
THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION, ,soy
LIyTSG MAMMOTH GRIZZLY bEAR AomgS;
LIVING MON STIR SNAKES, LIVING BASfI IAN
rLY LIVING TCRTLE, GRAND AQVAkia, WIN Miu ~.
multitude Of beautiful Ii ING FISH, ard nes' ''i"'~
cunosites.
Admission 70 all p cts chidren under TO- 70 ca .,
to A GRAND NATIONAL BABY STOW wn
THURSDAY, aud FRiDAN Jure ;. 4, s. and 6. when -
ward Of ELEVEN HUNDRCD DOLLARS viii be pasS ~
pre,1uto l,r the hbiiion lnest Bsbes-TWlNc
TKlPLETS QuARrGT5, and FAT BABIES. Circn!asss
containing al particulars in regard 10 premiums. ages u r.
bis g. car be Rad free the Museum application at u
I icAet Office.
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n GOTTSCHALK-NIBLOs SALOON.

4 VI. COZ iiSCHALh-NlDbo chbOON'
H. Mr. GOTTSCHALh win give two Concerts "a New"
Yosk. on WEDNESDAY. April 81 and FRIDAY; May ..
Aided by CARLOrrA PATTI, sig. TOABESl,
Sig FERRf, II. NOLLENHAUER a. sASpEk5Oh
Hufcll Director and Con ucor.. sis psvH'o'
Admissi,r 81. Sea's may secured Wihout e1ns 0hmE
p Beer SchirmeIs 1Ol Broadway, s5c 3ioeiTs IL "~
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y
D GOTrSCHALk's ONLY CONCERT,
on THURSDAY, May l, l6ol ..
As,'.ted by PATTI TOUBESl, the famous Tenor rhhis
M0LLENHAUER, SANDERsOS, MULlo.
YVALLdAaG3lKss. ,.,.u ron THY WEEK
TUFsDAY-BCLMEBS LADY OF LfONS
Which has attracted three deuseycrowded audisncfs
manifested their gres Qualification by the mo.t eotousAso
psuds within ths ss Of this estabiishmeh
nEpNEsDAY-OLD HEADS AND YOUNG HEAKfb
THURSDAY-LOyE AND MONEY.
ERt0AN-LADY Of LYONS. .x
SATURDAY-kVERY ONE HAS HIS FAULT
TONIGHT CTCESDAY). April ~,
The play (fouItn tn, by the Author Of luchehs
LADY or LYONS,
Claude Meluotte NJ Lester Wsilsek
Col Dlulas .........s.......s...... uk
Claw. ....s......................M Mr Charts fnhet.
Mons. lrsct Dc.ies
Tabot (I.audord OF tire Golden Lion) MI g. ltonsnl
Naspsrd d......s.....-
Psuiiuc.. Ivy
Nine. Deschap pelles...............s mts s,t"on
In rehean,al,
LOVE IN A MAZE,
MONEY, &c. kc.
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Snrnlinre.
iJririing.

DHFhPER THAN Tho CHEAPEST aud A.
u GOOD As the Bfsr-For9et him not Dlt hsON' ihe
Cb.s, Priner 3Iryouovy Bes CITY Hall Oaihs VS' per
90: B-llesds per rsan t'ey shini else eqiehy low.
T,NGRAVING and PRINTING (hali pnce).-
!IW.dlp, At Uou- ard Sote-Pepef.6c Buiine" Cards
iI1u ussls P,nrsits co. 40 kELLi'S 80 tulton-st ~ l.
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Groceries ano 11ropisions.
Gonee furnishing 8ooos.

CHAIRS-No. 800 Pearl-st., wOOd-seat, boxed
~ for shipping; slso Office Dining Cottage Rocking.
CHAIRS and STOOLS, Tetailed NJ Wholesale prices.
CPLENDID SlLNER-PLATED ICE PITCH
y EPs AZ So each. iOERATOHS, COOKING
UTENSILS &c at immense reduction IN prices.
BASSFORD, Cooper Institute Building
DOLLAR REFRIGERATION and Water Cooler.
The best Provision PIeseryel made Wholesale and
rs.su BARTLETT 4 LESLEY, No. 426 Broadway
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Cc.ror. .Hovs,, N1w-YoHr. CorLso1os'. oyy,cE,

Cr.ron IIousY, hAN.YoRK, CoLLEcToEs OVYicE,}
Ap'iI D. 1852. !
hereby .vcn that the following described dERCHAN-
Disc viii be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION. IN our.utn e OF
the psYous Of the act Of 18th April b4 and of the 9Th
August 1870 at No ~ Newst in the City Of Now York
MONDAY the 5th day OF May. 1862 st IL O'Clock. by
THOMAS Y. MlNrUKN, Auctloneer. The Goods can be
exsmn.d on the second and third days Of May
fsi,.edi HIRAM BAkNEY. Codoctor.
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Jnsarance Companies.

VNHE OFFICE of the MERCANIlLb FIRE
I INSURANCE COMPANY Is REMOVED nom No 6S
Wall..t to no to BRoADWAi, Hsrnly bahdipS corner
Of H,osia ~ sp3 nsden-lsOs. JOHN tAhEN
E,w-Ysrk April ". 1854 Seorssrf
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

DIITSBURCH, FORT WAYNE aud CHlCA-
i 90 GALWAY Co.-lioldon of cefthc ites sigued y
JOHN FERGUSON for first mortgage bcuia oi the OHIO and
yvauis Ohio and ludans snd fo WaYre and Chicago
haosd Corpanir surrendered, nOho iha ine unoer'
.sued will "a md aer ri EsDAY NEXT the 21ih Inst. It
tie occ Of NlNSLONN, biElER Co. be eaey C. issue
the new .sCurc. cssd n, IN .i certificates The sur
rrudrr erelC The tre nodrac- debt Of Gle reogsniycd
ComTsuy 2U0o0 payable half yeo.ly sud divdtd INTO
ia ,lua monthly settle, te interest lsYohe It January
a-d 1T Jolly IL Fohrav AID 1T August &c. &c To cGnal
re tho ste.i secouut cash viii be- paid the fraction at
tir tir,s The bond. o delivered }. T. d. LANlEE.
hcty-YorS. Apni 23 1862.
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1ile0itu!.

INVALID. You viii get the RECIPE for a
1 SIRE CURE TO- COUGHS. COLDS. Consuniption, and
AT Luns Affections, ny seeding u. hDkE No 8s Penl.t
lhf lie ssg5s fee, Wrlo for H. IL bss cured thousands
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

TlO LET-At Rye Westchessea GonhIy, IoH ~ ono ,n
Il uie from depots need COTTAGE no oSr dsc,ai~ sl'
acres Of ground Hoo'e Ia perfect orders hn y ~ fi,.
ated; view Of the Sound god garden. sDd pie, : wi.
Rent $780, Apply to BUCKLEY FINK, No - -
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A. NJ: MKEvIE. Agcnouee''

A. NJ hgRWIS AUcnonech
DY BANGS, MERWIN < Co., Irving Build
~ ipgs Nos s9i and 596 Brssdwsy s4iss Of BooSs SA
to1cry. Pictures. Works Of Art Fancy Goo Furniture &c
MONDAY snd TUESDAY EVENINGS, Ap,h ~ ana ~
o'cloCs. .
rHRCLOoICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
Ben, ia pan selections from Pnyte Libraries comp i'ins
stnndd works ia Theology Dyini.y, and Biblical Litea'
ture. &c.
WEI cf3DAY EVENING, Aprl %. st 7 o'clock
MISCELLANEOUS BOOkS-h laSgs collection 81 new
Library Edcus OF standard and popular Books. Pictorial
works &c For paricuiars catAosus, snd the BOOKS"
the Skleyroous
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

GHERlFF SALE.
- WOODEN MILL AND WATER POWER, about %
acre. Land Noolen Factory with machinery, Store
Lousos Dwelling g. &c, oil new. ,
Tho water powsrs large aud uusurpsssed situated the
Hudson River. and viii be sold te premises At sandy
lin Washngpn County ~ Y. the lih day Of NAV next
For further paI Iticuars inqae Of GEORGE HARVEY, es
President Farmers Bank Fort Edward n. y Messr
BE X STUART, No. i29 Duene-st., y. VI J. T. LEE
West Troy, ~ v. ORSoN RICHARDS ESQ., sandy
Hii. ny
April n, 1862.
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riyO LEr-The folIoMing at anne1ed low rents:
J. 4 n. DINHAM. bth-av., COZ Itfh-stI
from nGrnBg 10 9 IN the evening :.

TlNO LET-The lower part of the threcstory
\ tricl HOUSE no 100 Henry.st, cou-isiirf Or two
P1ors two Bs.cneuss ssd Rooms the h I'd hoo:
tas ara ctot1n. AOpy above.
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Sales bn Muctlon.

A ALDERNEY and AYRSHIRE CATTLE,
"A SHETLAND PONIES aud LEICESTER SIR Ep WI
be sold by aAGGERTY Co at TstetsaP. Stables onAy,
and Jbs the 18Th Of May. Ct u oclocS Can os
fhs dsv before Fifteen bead OF Aldeney Cattle IL = OF
6vr.hire do Sbetlsrd Ponies aud Lecester SHEEP I'M
ported bred the undersigned For ps'tcsa,s a. 70
Is Broadway a. A5rshes and Ponis, apply to VIII
LIAM WATSON, No ~ Psrk-p!acc.
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Tlnantial,

TnHPaaE B. ~; Nav :YoES AP1l l.. i3,2
A N ELECTION for :. GVEhIEEN DIRE s.r,S l, :,
OhS o. thi, Bank for the. iISs Iii L bld a. r.,
Rsnkirg House, No BsoLmsn.s< ." MoNONh' "o ''h
day o' May neEt
Poil open fron y 10 O'Clock. ,,.cv c,.
By order Of tho Board. cHAS. A haci' Ssau'rr
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESl1N.-lBa
~ Tbi,vssv. ,,,h Annual Exhibition OF the National
AcsS,my OF De dgn consisting Ct Original Works by Living
Artst. /. NO W OPEN, To- the sesson at the galleries.
NJ as Iros3 ay Season Tickets 80 cts 1gle Admission,
go. H. ADDISON RICHARDS,
Corresponding Secretary, n. A.
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.-FIkTUENWARE Eand

a UCTION NOTICE E.-EAkTHENWAREa and
y GLASSWARE by ROBERT HAYDOCh on t luz
DAY April 20 A. II ococ a bis slesroom, No lct Liberty
., T5 Cr.ie White Grsnito sud Common ware 100 Sasrs
French and Boheuiaa UlIss 500 Packages AmefcAn rh'
l,lsSn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

NOTICE j., hereby given that the Annual Meet
\ lsoftLs -toclao'ierso oi ,hc CENrdAL RAILROAD
PANY DF NEN-IERSFY f0r h- election Of Directors
o he crsu'ns yel, vii b. held Il hrr Office q Eiiabeh-
port N.wJri.,v FRIDAY, tho ga dsy n May n"AI %
a, -.r ta, hour. rf n O'clock SD 2 ocock y
Tie Tr.f.ffr Boz. will he cips-d il ilr loh pro1 mo-
SAMUEL KNOX, ,tcfc..y
ri.,,l ,le,tpo.t. ArH' -, l4tt
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I,uON8s DENNY & Co.

uII-,r Ol ~ = ,.arH-' LDtN sND tn ~ CONP'NT}
NJ. O., B. -.s,. Nea -lors, hpnl o. l@s
r5llE COUPONS of the EVANSVILLE and
I CRANFORDsNILIE RAILROAD COMPANY due
or tl~ 1T o. Ma neat, vii. be Paid li "a. oihcs.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

YxTM. MASON aud THEO. THOMAS.
w sOIREFs of CID MBER MUSIC-Th SIXTH aud
LAST SOIREE of the crescent Sea.sa will he gwen AZ
WORTHS HALL No. 200 Broadway oG II hsDAr orvr,
mo Apl 70 IRE pi oSrsmme incudss ano ~ A., ~
by MOZART, and QU lNrETS by SCHUBERT aud s0ho-
MANN -, A. Nj, d..
Of scharioaberg ns no. 100 Broadway and Beer Seh
mcr No 1Ol Broad
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

gVFNEN II. BODDN. STOCK BROKER, No. l2
. 4 ll.I.- . D.. Gf.i e .nd SELLS srpC hS. Bonds.
LII. d" HIIt -I.r- fT1l -5 cF-y lind ou CuMNl5s slON
l.ffrs hs suola pefi.s1iI ID 90 Va 4 booth I'D no -
Ir..t.t N g.. 90 A. Do. ,ti fge1ii,n American -
ti.. 20 H.n- M. Hob-it Hazard esq, No " NsF"' y
D. . ssuiuel J T4idcn eco. 20. q wallet. " 4.
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ReaI Gstate for 6d!e.
NOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.-A very

" choice place OF q scres tssefuly laid out 10 me'
flom city. An elegant DOUBLE HOUSE, partly gothic,
built in the best with 10 sso carriage house
&c For health fine views, aud ntghUohood and b,anui
drives Il is unsurpassed. Offered BELOW COSF on
easv term. Addrass E w. TAN LOR room ko City Han
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

NEW-YORK CITY LIBRARY ASS0CIA-
~ TlON-A PUBLIC SALE 0, al the PROPERTY OF the
above Association will be held EACH EVENING bet~ een
snI o IN at the Library Rooms, No Abingdonsquare
& II Day Secretary MATTHEW KANE rTesident
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-29

GERN RNANTS-protcstaHt and Catholics
y great number with iuyestsAicd charactrs ed i6.
tiors cI.lifr Gernsus FferrI scotch Isi Eid tge
may be- found 81 iLc Gil NitH HALL EhtLOl MN
SOCIETY fI-lrr, the EinI.l0rr, o. '0r 0.aoc o.
Brosdvay German French ~ ltlan ialr s1o.rn.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-25

vsrnish rn,ar vhelly IN part - run eops- kp~r
ls mNie 81 cher guns Substance per e.
Vegetable ole pr galoa 1osuts-
Vegetable punaonary balssrn, ssrae - "Dsutrf-
be-
Vermfuge, s'Dsulifrioe."
Warehouse entry, at custom houses. net skceed-
ing one do.lar in vstae. staunp cuty 1scests-
D. do, exceeding enc dollar, and not exceeding
I've dollars 8 orus.
Do, do. exceeding ~. dolurs in v.su. 90
wsrehouse receipts. stamp duiy q cents
Whisky, pr gslion - oentk
Do. recfihed. Is not 20 pay s6dltionsl duty.
Wholesale dealers. under which - incindef
every person whose business occup.fiants
10 sell. OF oner 10 sell grOoeries-or any gods,
merchandise, of fore domestic
production. by more tbsn one original psck-
age OF piece time. the pur-
chaser not including vines. sprfuogs o. malt
liquors. tor each license 50 90
wholesale dealers in liquors - every descrp-
ton, including distilled spirits, fsrmenfsd H.
Quors and wines q all kinds fpersons ether
than diStiliers. who sell OF efer for sale any
such liquors. in quantities q mnre III an tkre~
gallons n one time 10 the same purchaser. are
includcd.l Tor each iicense Tee %
Willow. manufactures q 3per Ct.
Wine made Of grapes. per gallon cents.
Withdraw entry 81 custom house. stamp duty 50 cents-
Wood. manufactures Of. II ne Otherwi-e pro-
vided for sperct-
Wood screws II cts.
Wool manufactures Of not specified per
worstei manufactures IL otherwise specified pr c.
Worn lozenges. "Dcntfr1oe."
Writ. stamp duty 50 cents
Zine manufactures Of nos otherwise specified Ger
Do, oxyde Of per leo pounds = eents
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-25

NJ n II n It'd - n u n ~,
Al No. % West Washington q.
LARGE STOCK OF HOMEMADE WORK FOR
n sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer House.
sep3o-diy A LNTz-
Very Important TO the MARRIED.
AND THOSE CONTEMPLATING NARRIAGEf
FuNHE undersigned viii send free BY mail the sure
means Of preventing conception No drugs medi-
cnes. BUr circular with particulars
will be any address by Enclosing two crnt
stamps. book containing all The knowledge referred
10, and several private receipts FLATS will be
to any address yoa may wish. by nciosing
one dollar.
Medicine, French PHI, will be for dollar per
box. II Is very in it, effects Address
Lock Box No. 22o, indianapolis.
iyls-dsm Ar PoICHET.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-25
THE NATIONAL TAX.

rhe Taxes Imposed ~ the Tax Bill,
and Passed by Congress, June 23ds
tso2-The Dutaes on Incomes, lnsu-
suranee Cempsniess Railread Com.
panses. &c--The Taxes On Distilled
spirits, Hanufaesuress Oils, Paper,
Gas, Candles Tobacco, snuff, See
gars. iron, soap, screws. Csssh, Lea
Their, Glue, wine. Coal. Ac.-The Tax
on Cosssa-The License Tax, &c., Arc.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-25

The Tar hi luss passed both Houses 81 Congress On
I'D q We give below table Of the tssss i'm
posed The Il The articles and classes Of persons
taxed sranged IN alphabetical form. rendering the
table vaIashis for convenient and ready reference.
Tsetsxes imposed Of the following different easses
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-24
Rece ption Of Slidcl and Mason at bermuda
The Expected News from Europe


ny tne bnuSh guhooat haeer' we haVo
copy Of the bermuda Roval GAZETTE of Nth
90, tairir,, s,r,o ;r,o,oo,ir, D,,,io,,Irs or ,h.
containing Somo interesting particulars OF tho
arrival of the Rebel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
and N,soS n, ,b,,Dor,
1 " 'N' fO'"
Ine GAZETTE announces the arrival OF tho
rch.Ia in Iar.a tyna Ia dosc,;L;,,, ,h. Jo,..
'ui0 y, ''i' ,ou'nO'n s0"''0ui'n 'ion' io'' var
''"' $50, '"yo ,-,.
u.lssrnLle tug st,amer, guarded iva tiH.s,,g and
| party OF soldiers. They had had hut half an
| hours notice Of their Intended removal, and no
time to mako any personal arrangements. II IL
| SOD inst had the hgisterous weather which soon
| afterwards prevailed cn.lmenced before the crazy
| tug reached the ship, tho chances were that thsy
would all have been drowned. The person ia
| charge % the tug, On coming alongside the Rin-
aldo, addressed Commander Hewett IN the fol-
lowing truly duVn-east slang style -" say, an,
are you the skipper Of this craft - Toe whole
manner in placing the Commissioners under the
protection of she British Nag, are assured wng
quite IN keeping with the tenor OF the SEwAAD man
| iicstu.
| The Rnaldo was t. have taken the 'mmis,ioners
to ii hax, L. enable them 10 take ,ssagc iu the
CuuArd steamer, which len that port for XII glAud
| 90 Friday last She, however, having met with
81 IA exceedingly batter weather, Ice having formed
IN thick mass, around hen hull, on her lcck, AMI
some distance up her rigg ing and having hal seye-
RAJ Of her crew frost bitten the captain, though at
one time within 90 mil,S ui Hslif,N, was rclu,taut-
| Is compelled u bear up for bermuda.
On the day the RnaldU arrived here, the Naval
| CuIunander-in- Chief Admiral Sir Alexander MIL
| ne, entertaiutd "a party at dinner, and Commander
1 IIewctt and the four Southern gentlemen. his
guests, were, we understand, iuylted L. Clarence
| I'M, where they spent TIN evening.
| The Kiualdo lei again un Friday, hoping 10 reach
ST. Thomas Ia time To place tha Commissioners on
| loArd the Rnysl West India N all Steamer, which
| was t. leave that island iur England t,day.
| Tba C,7v,-rv n,;,,a !, t,li ,ha S,,,,,yn.
| r " ~
| LYONS correspondence, and commands upon "
| as follows,
| ~, ,,-,,,- g,,,-, ,,, ,,..,.,
| nv I'Ht.latl"i' e' mi. oUlVu anu m Mas'n WI.
thri svyr't',itr ron Intr uiu'tat{ %
~ h'et"h' m tn' ltleru"n ~ 'hat ~ "li'.H OnPl'
miN.s ." 'ls',e I'b",ne, on we otn 4" N"aoinucI'
, 'S HS,'h" L' a,'S n'.n ots"S naS uno"I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-24
oyNrnAr rrNrucKy Srws.
Affairs In Missouri

Scddlid, NO, Jan. 23.-Twp Companies nf ca
ydry under Major HLdcrman, OF the 1T Kansas
regiment, len Lexington uu n accommodating eNpe-
dtinn on the night ui the 10th, which res lltsd In
the arrest Of Capt Whitney, Joe shelby, and seye-
raj other notorious rebel dcspcr,dpcs, aud the zap
ture " a large lot Of horses, mules, wagons, COM
mSsnry stores. &c, taken from Col. MuIlgau's
command, and 10 considerable quantity of hp,ts and
shoes and other articles taken from Col. Mugan's
command, and a considerable quantity Of bv)ts and
shoes and other ARTICLES taken from tho steamer sun
shine by the rebels sometime since, all at which
were turned over T. the Federal troops At LeNlng.
ton.
Col. DeitSer, 81 the LIST Kansas, In command at
Lexington, announces ly general order that rebel
a. u- lurk In ambush and fire upon our soldiers.
lie has therefore ordered 10 be arrested large
who give aid and comfort N Gen. Prices army,
whom he holds responsible FOR the good behavior NJ
their hireliugs, and says the assassination Of one
u bis command Ia hi, manner will be follow
ell by the shooting or hanging Of those wealthy
rel els
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-24
From WnshinRton.

Washington, Jan. 20 The Senate has confirmed
the following appointments;
Vim. Huntington, OF Washington Territory n be
Marshal Tor that territory.
Benjamin ii. Smith, OF Virginia to he Attorney
for the Western District of Virginia.
James O. Brodhend, Of Missouri, b. be Attorney
for the Eastern District of that state.
Robert J. Tucker, Of Missouri, Attorney for the
Western District of that state.
Robert Cronier, of Kansas, Attorney for the lis
trlt Oi that state.
II. +. Rexford, Of New York. Commissioner Of tho
United States under the convention of "a july FOR
the adjustment Of claims Of citizens Of the United
States against Costa Rlca,
Samuel ID. Howe, 81 Washington Territory, TO be
Agent II the Indians for that Territory,
Jpmes u. Doty, of Wisconsin, to be Supenntend-
ent Of Indian Affairs for Utah.
Gcuige irVen, Postmaster At Batavia, New York.
Joseph = Brown, Z.nns c. Robhns,G S. Glide
on, all Of Washington William ii. Tenney of
Georgetown; and sayles j. Bouen, Of Washington
County, 10 bee Commissioners Of the Metropolitan
Police of tine District Of Columbia.
Bland ballard, of Kentucky, Judge oil the Distrlct
Court tor that district
Joseph p. sweeter, Of Illinois, Associate Justice
Of the Supreme Court for tho Territory OF Nebraska.
Thomas X. Jarvis, Collector oil Customs Tor the
district of Cherry Stone, Va.
Henry =. Parker Surveyor OF Customs for the
port of Accomsc, Va.
AOer tie pay ment ola few Of the companies OF
the New York Tenth Legion today Colonel Van
wyck discovered anne camp sharks who were sell
ing composition and galvanized watches and had
them arrested and compelled them 10 take back the
watches and refund abost $500 70 the men.
The Senate today confirmed In Executive session
the nominations of Brigadier Generals schoeph and
Ord for meritorious service in the Held; the former
at NH Spring, the latter ut Drainesyille.
The Presd ent has nominated for Assistant Secre
tary of War, John Tucker OF Pennsy lyania, and
z. II. Watson of this city.
II Is ruInored that facts brought out before C'n
Vresi. nal investigation committee, implicstes Gov
Curtin Of PennsyyaniA, Ia COntrach 80 iAr N '
repdU PosAib!e Legislative action u HH ""u E"Ae
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NEW YORK AND VI

A NKw Confidence GAAH.-i
coming 10 the city not long since, In
ployment answered an Advertisement
lowing purport, which appeared in OF
ing papers -
"wANTED-A strong active young
cripple about the city during four 4 q
the day, the remainder Of his time beh
disposal' Wages liberal. Apply at
The place indicated was the thiri
nom, Of a tenement house where the i
teel-Ioking man, under middle aga
cred IN his chair, with his helplsi. '
under him. The young man was ny
Of his skill In transporting the burde'
ing found satisfactory, bargain WAS
FIVE dollar gold plece handel him by
ployer as the earnest Of more h come.
time, he was informed that the gentlei
gagged his services wss dependent upon
others for what exercise he took, and
pected To be on hand punctualy every,
a ssddle-horse,
For several days the young man COW
his burden hither and thither at conf
no questions for his work was easy Al
liberal. But his tongue itched TO lnq
singular movements Of his crippled O.
appeared TO have a monomsnia for rid'
First he would 60 up town in FiNhl
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why the TImes T. TO be tho Corporation
paDeF

4 bill is before tho Assembly requiring tho
County Clork, Sheriff and Register, to turn all
their lat feef, perquisites and omoluments, into
the treasury Of tho city, and content themselves
in future with salaries TO DO fixed by tho Board
Of Supervisors. HARRY GKNEr County Clerk,
in his anxiety lest this bill should pass, /, OK
e'iing himself In his capacity Of Alderman, to
make the TINES the Corporation paper 10 tho
exclusion Of all others in tho hope Of thus 40
curing in his own behalf the inhdenc Of Mr.
RANMoSD, Editor Of the TIMEs, and Speaker of
the Assembly. There is no good reason why
the County Clerk, with tho other officers mem
toned in the bill, should not DO limited to sa,-
ries, instead Of being allowed unlimited pick
ings; and if a bill 40 eminently just as this is
defeated, aud the TINES is made the sole Cor
poration paper, the coincidence will not DO cred
liable To MIR GENF'r