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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
LATEST FROM MEXICO.
Contradictory News About the Taking of
PuebIn.
From The New-OdeaDs Era, lg.h.

From The kew-OtesDs Era, 18th
The correspondent OF the Havana Prensa, writing
from Vera Cruz, on the LIST OF April, fully cohfrrs
the repulse of the French by ComOnort, in their at
tack upon Puebla. lie says:
The frst thing of importance to communicate OF
what is said here about movements Is, that The
French made al attack upon position occupied by
ComoDfort, which commands Puebla, but were re-
pulsed by the Mexicans.
" Alter all this the Vera CruzanO publishes that
the important nights Of Guadalupe and LOrcto,
which command Puebla, had been taken by tie
French; and that the Mexicans exploded two mines
which they bad prepared in the CerTo Guadalupe
which converted the proud fortress into heap VI
runs, and that during the action and the explosion
Gen. Forey, COmmander.in-Chief Of the French
forces, was wounded But this news has not been
confirmed.
According 10 another letter from Mexico, dated
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the 9th, Gen. FOrey had completely cut of the d.

the 9th, Gen. Forey had completely cut of the d.
vision of Comonfort.
"All l can say to you is that as yet il is not
known that the French have entered Puebla, not
withstandiDg they in its vicinity, and prooaoiy
will have succeeded in taking il by the time this le'
ter should have reached iis destination
The PreBsa says: "The premature news OF tpe
taking of Puebla to which correspondent reieis
is given by the Eco de COmerc'o Of the 2oh ~ ,nS
following terms: "A letter received from ooleuau
announces that Pueba has besn taken. Inc eAPio~
zion of two fortified converts, which IL peeai1e ~.
cesssTy 10 take by assault, and whiSn nau 0''h
mined. cost the French army many men,
at is said Gen. Forey is slightly wounu0u III oN'
of bis arms. .,o,o
"Tbe rancheros announce that as they came alohg
the road from Orztba and Cordoba salutes were
being fired and the greatest denohs'rations VI JOY
and irblation were being made ,
0Tbe curate Juvelli OF the SOledad, who arrived
inst as lbe convoy leaving, has confirmed 'hls
news, already received by private letter.:
"N' ISirsdl DURANV ST. AMAND,
CONN aud eI-in-C Chief at Vera Cruz"
From The Eew-Oresns Era of April Is.
REPORTED OCCUPATION OF PUEBLA BY THE
FRENCH.
Capt. Goodspeed of the schooner Henry Iravers,
arrived this morning from Tempico, which port he
left on the 9th ins and reports that Mr.. j. Averes
came on board Of lis vessel, Just previous to biz
sailing ana stated that news had Just arrived from
Puebla TO tile clergy, who informed Mr.. AlyereS
that Puebla wac in possession of the FRENCH.
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THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Views OF Gen. Fremont.

NV YORK, April "a, 1863
MIs.Rs. SAMUEL HALLETI e. Co.-Gentiemen /,
have considered your request for my opinion con-
cerniug the Pacific Railroad. The subject is large,
and think it will satisfy your present objects if
touch briefly upon some leading facts which bear
directly upon tho practicability and commercial
value Of the project, and which are within my
personal knowledge.
The country between the fixed points established
by the law Of Congress ia practicable upon several
routes, so that considerations CT commercial sdvan-
tages may come largely into the determination Of
the line. II may be made in greater part valley
line, or it may be carried along he highlands OF d.
viding ridges, and across mountainous plateaus
according to the greater or less weight which may
be given to the settlements already made in the in.
teryening region, well ~ to the agricultural and
mineral value OF tue lands which may Do maze
available 10 the road.
There are no insnperable difficulties TO any route
which commercial considerations might Indicate M
| the best. And, although 10 blTd's-eye view tht
country presents a of mountain ridges, from th'
edye of the great praires 10 tho Pacihc Ocean, nc
,ncb difficulties AS were overcome by the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad would be encountered by well
located line on any part Of the route. Upon one o.
| nv overland surveys crossed the ridges which con
stitute the Rocky Mountain chain with one TUNE
OF less than huit n milej ana a nlaAlliium Brdue
esa than forty feet to the mile. Except the Slsrr'
Nevada, OF California, in which, fortunately, th'
passes arc frequent the chains throughout the regoi
Intervening between the coast and the prbrlen con
silt of shor, disconnected blocks Of mountains
parallel, but on different lines, overlapping cac'
other, and 80 connecting the valleys 10y Hat depres
sous and easy passes that the general erection %
line may DO easily preserved. Upon several OF tn
routes westward from The eastern loot OF tue kocs
Mountains TIMBER Tor ties could DO had continuousl
plopg the line, and the Sierra Nevada itself Is
great AtOrehoute Of lumber.
As "A general fact, the mountains are well adsp'e'
TO stock raising and DAIRY ldrms. Water and grasSf
are good ana abundant and the mountain wlh,er
ale short and mild. Salt and iron exIst IN exIraor
diusry abundance, and the area Of gold ava silve
discoSeIies Is constantly Increasing Inc Inc Inal
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CITY ITEMS.
Proclamation.

JyheTeas, The Persistent OF the United States. IN
compliance with resolution Of the Senate has i.ued bis
Proclamation setting apart Thurfdsy he 3Jth day Of April
1859 a, day of National humiliation fasting and prayer
and 80,
WAysa, The ,courge Of civil which f. now deiolsfins
our country and changing many Of 1t. happy homes into
Abodes OF sorrow render. such solemn service pecuAJ ~
pTopriste ct the present timei ,p-,..,,,r
Now therefore, Ia Official recognition Of said Proclamation
and Il. lust a. timely Admoniious 10 the Nation 90 beN
Request that all the public Offices 10 thi. city os oo ~
thai day and that tho lpe refsinBs from az secu a.
suit, devote Themselves with humble and o"nt'e 'F "
the religious duties suitable 10 the occasion. IA. IL
orally the City Hall In the Clty o. Wv
this twenty day Of APr ia hs year 'u' L0'u
one '''u'AI' e'sN GYORoE OPDYEE. Mayor.
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abou, 5000, injured in the oasn Insurance Company
for e4Coo.
F,,v T,syxrsr.HoUsE-NAR escape

FIRgIsA TENFMERT-HoUsE-NARR escape
OF IT, OccupAsrs-Yesterdsy morning, about u
sr, hroks ont Ga the cellar the fourstoy tenemrnhou
No ioa Avenue A. The smoke and flames we're hr't 90
carved coming up the stairway and in few moment" al
,bs. means was cut off, The occupants OF houaS
rowded 10 the windows and screamed for help while some
Of those on tho upper foOr assembled to the ROOF sno
effected their escape from tho burning ouIdns INV
t,is, Of Ms.rs Frederick Mund'chenok and 'ao0o o'
saved themselves in this way, Mr. M having ms 's ~
arm, severely burned while two OF the children ns'
feet burned. -, e,,., an
Mr. Chas Knobloek, his family, and Chanes osn''
m. third Hoor were compelled to escape through III"
do,u. descending to the yard by means oil AWNINGS ~
roof Of projecting staircase
TN, families Of Mr. GreiDer and M h0cA' o" ,' 'e0VH1
a, ..c.p,d bv the windows Mira HOOK dropped neI 0A'
.,,,s 81 policeman, and then attempted to lower
Nth clothes slime, which broke, and she "" pro
ed into the area OF back cellar breaking one OF He
axle. and eating her hands In shocking manner SeVea
other occupants Of the floor injured by jumping
from the windows
The frat floor occupied grocery BY Henry biien
whose loss on stock and fixtures s about s2sVI insured
FOR 80 so 10 the jefferson and NswAnseTdam insurance
Companies The building, which 10 owned BY J' W.
Lesemand h damaged to tho amour: OF 5000 Insured i0r
ia the Pacific Insurance Company Inc hfe sup
posed 70 have been the result Of incendiari'm.
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UrwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, April. 90. 1863.

therefore be so located as 10 offer great inducements
TO settlement in both the mineral ana agricultural
wealth Of the land, and ne way travel already
secured TO the road by the growing States Of New
Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Washoe would be
ratidly increased By busy population stretched
over its eutire length. The announcement Of It's
location would he followed by the immediate occu-
patton OF its available hands aud foreign imml-
grafton, which rapidly peopled and developed the
West would find iu the country traversed by the
road most ample scope for It's energies and most
al undant reward for it labors.
Regarding the great and expanding commerce OF
the Pacific which would be- drawn into the current
OF the road at Sau Francisco do not think II neces-
fary 10 ray anything, leaving that subject to your
own greater experience and information
IL wonld be measure fruitful ia good results to
occupy immediately upon the work of the road large
bodies of the men who are freed by the Presidents
Proclamation. The fact that so largo number OF
our bodied citizens under srms and the con
sequeut economy, aud the great rapliity with when
The road could be driven forward by the employment
OF there people, make this subject worthy OF the most
liberal discussion. The road ia national, and u 10
suaicenfly obvious that considerations Of great puo
lie utility ere involved ia this suggestion: mSI! -
these people will soon require some provision 80 az;
made for them. Stretching indefinitely spu'u y, 49,"
projected road great regions OF a'aliaoo ai ~
partly unoccupied, and paTtiy lnhaoI'eu ePIIia 10.
,ybites or mixed races or Indians nore or less CIV
;Ized Already As far north ne the CHA RIVER the
Indian. regularly cultivate cotton; tue country is
generally we'll adapted TO stock ana iaonlonsy ilch
In silver and other metals III all TINS region tnSIe
l. abundant room The character OF the populations,
the sYrent of the country, aud ts undeyeIoped re-
sources seem TO me very suggestive in connection
with the employment Of freedmen III the Pacific
Railroad.
With this summary Of ideas, suggested by the face
Of the country snf it's capacities, am, respecinIy
Your oeedient servant, j. e. FhEmONb'
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MARINE COuRT-TRiAL Before Justice
h.EaH

MARINE COURT-TRlAL TsRs-AfRiL2A- ht''e
MCCAKTHN.
srtr ny PoIICHAAS-HOw TO PROCEED AGAINST
TIE BOARD or oLIcE.
Iobp NJ Bigau at. The BourJ Of Police
plaintiff sued 20 recover back pay as patrolnan
on The po,ice forcs from Aug 70 1901! to April 10 leoJ
,.t up thar plaintiff had been dismissed nom
,h go Tbs was admitted 10y plaintiff but he clsined
tbs, t6s dismissal a' Illegal aud desired 20 Try tie fact D.?
fore a Jury. 81, .,-.....,.t,, 81, a .
ground that the rAud remedy WA by mGldlmu' OF ee
orad ard that the question Of fact could not be ed IN ~
r,.Iy rl ,nit ihey also claimed thii no suit could be
brousl sg.nst them Metropolitan Police Coinnhslohei'
Ins Judge dismissed the complaint
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THE NlrIosiL FAST Dsr.-Bishop Potter has
90, forth special service Tor the USE Of the Epcopa
ehurehs. on Thursday nsIt ihs National Fat Day Instead
Of the sntheE % let sHs unto the Lord the
l9ch Pain, "out Fl Tie deep" will b sung Special
prayers viii be introduced a. tic end Of the Laay before
a.. General Thsni,I'ing Tao ne,e selections Of Palms
viii three Of the 6l' Tbs portion Of Scripture
appointed oT the Epi.s Il Lamentations III, At tho 2Id
verse The Gospel /, ST. Muf ~, at the 55th The
hTmn !. tie aiI-
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Passengers Sailed

In .t,amthp Aelita, for Lirdpooi-Mrs w. w. French
and child MI Truman 4. Warrington aud lldy Mrs. Ma
ON chidrcn Tho Gag i4rdi Capt Brain. JnO
IA RYAN Capt hasin. john FOX. Mm. d. Nelson, Edward
kirby aud lady, Mathew Vein. Wm. Hume, George Griffin
Cts. Biickett Douglh CAMERON Geo. Wiudie and lady.
eN Jas buIuo Wn Scott, Albeit T.. Tadele. Geo
H. Tinker Francis ccterwics John McLine, j. Brown
Cav. NJ Overstein Mis-. Anna Cudder. David OSulyan,
Mis-, Eliza Brown Wu Dawson, and 81 Ia the steeIage.
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SrRiA-Thoso Of our rcade rs who would like to
,sn a.hfal and lpho description Of enc OF the most
inising ooans. IN tAe wod will attend the Lecture o.
Dr. VIM II. Thomson, Syria this evening lsee sever'
ti,snent) Dr. Thoa.os bora and bFous. up In Syria
and (, very familiar with IL, iocAs' with the people their
ln,lligtons and customs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

The Precious Metals will be the subject Of paper
before the American Geographical and Statistical Society this
sveHs. Zee Ad,eni,enent by q. Smith Honan' ESQ who
k prepared from tie Me, at Washington an interesting
hep Of the ws,orn Territories Of tic United States
through the new geld and silver rysoBs Idaho and Nevada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

SUPREME -CmcUIT--Part Nos. ~
q,9 21 g.45 IA. 2lls 225l 295J rs 2l55, 2S9 POL
.2FJ x.I5 2267 1903 25l 2.sJ RIO. 2li,. fat ~ So,
l6l $50 a lsO 1872 2ol 49, 1888 1890 1888 48o, Iolo Zo
as 267l ilgl 1865 us, 1879, 2s7l.
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YouS0 MISS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION FREE
LEcruEI-The Rev J. T. Dayea will deliver the last lee
turs in the tonight, At tho Of tho s'ociaion
Bible Hou.e. Third and riaih street s1bjsct'
"Tks Billie tried and proved"
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couRr OF GENERAL sgSsIoNs-ArR,L 2s.
The Court OF General Sessions has sdJourned III
Saturday when all persona who bAye been tenSnded
t.ucs will be brought up aud thoir fate Ahaounccd
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tAdyAtisementl

iAdyatisemsnt
TIE GREAT NATIONAL DOG SHOW AT DAN
suMs yesterday well attended and that too by 3
beet citizen The show Of choice dogs wa. kood 40 20.
most Of their owners disappointed that they 10
in, highest premiums the public were grenty mss
day pGgnseious dogs will be In the - s (uhe.
Nil Sonbtess attract the attention Of every 10y an M
plncsy animal likes good "sen G ,ccommodais The
- s.oa BSrnSm gives dramatic performances
At a and "a O'clock D.. m.
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urLMBoLD's ROSE WASH,

an lotion for diseases ois sypths os,is, ans
" sctjop ia diseases # the Urinary Oi;e4s sils,ls ~
Sb;; Of Dissipation used in connection with lhe LA.s
E.Sn md Sar,apaus IN such diseases as TeeouihehST
Of the most responsible aud reliable ehss1ef y"
accompany the eiioines
CEKrlFIC ATS OF CURES ,-,,,>y,, ,,t
ROM q TO 30 YEARS STANDING WIZ Will p.uy
NAMES KNOWN TO sClENCS AM rA@
For Medical Properties Of blehG, s,r ,r,v.
.,.- rr.ptNS tToRY or THE UNITED SrAIEs
Soc Professor DEwEEs valuable wo'a' on the f''S"
Of thy,s made by the celebrated Dr. PhfsV
s, t5msr1. made by pr EPHRMM NoDVM IL Il
I'll Pby.i,n aud Member OF the ho1A. w Is ss
I S',,s'e, Ireland ana puelsned IN the uaS''e'.'' "
Kin and Queens Joatnni. .lt,h.S Nv RE,NJASiiN
/ -. Nsiico.C hirui gicl i,sview, puohshe " %
,I sVtGS Fellow of toe Roysl CoAlsse o. sgseo.'
- -. ,'e,t Of the late stsntird Works on Mealcpe
FXrRACr BUCHU, $frer bottle, or SIX Tor % T..
rvrsacT sARsAPAKlLLA, = per bottle az sn u"
SiiMrRovED ROSE WASH Sec per bottle o. 'n ~
" II each for ! - whchw'loe suih'snt"e"'
NJ Mt obstinae cases If directions are adhered TO-
ns,tsd to any address securely packed from observance
ne.crb, symptom. in all eou,uga.catSn' Cure' S'Ar'A
teed Advice saiis
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V.ce,pta OF Produce.

ANN PIP 90 bbs Flour, 40 bags Corn Mes. $50
mil, Whisky Az hush Data 800 bush Rye, o3O2 pks
Provisions 2TO pkg Butter s. page Ashes LOO pkss Lard
400 pkgs Potroiuni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

sIcosD DAY OF THE Doc SHow.-The follow
ing pTss awarded Tussdsy the second day Oh s
doE show q, the Museum;
Fo1 Hounas-Fs, premium, No g. Francis Butler second
premium, No l02 George G. Benneti bird premium 20 ~
Jane, Eaton fourth pFsmium, No. 23 LOU. LinasImaa
h0b ptsau, No Is o. G. Jscke siIth premium NO IVi'
l.. Wood.
HerHep Only-F. Batter.
B.asles OuiY-F. Butler.
sstler,-Fhit premium. No ~, L. D. Tou,yi ,eeoad
premium No ~. Francis Butler, third premium no. u
WIN. n. Smiti; fourth premium, No. 1870, l.. Hoadl.y
hlL premium 10 10, VIM Moriimeri sIth premium, No
%, A. :. Banta. .
Ponter.-Firs premium. No. t2 Franci. Butler s,coni
rtsmium No o. H. ". Orenes, thrl premium, No. ~
D. Ch,rero fourth premium, No 2l2 Joha Adams; nith
premium. No. %, John NJ. HOLDEN sixth piemuini. No
a. A. BaIchefdt-
All the premium dog. remain on exhibition during th'
weeL The breeds which compete for premiums to-day ar
budoss mA.ta. butoners Scotch and Skyo terrier an'
shepherd dogs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

CHANBER or CossrHoE.--A meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce will be held this day twednesdsy a,
o'soei. to hear from Ar c. r. Hall account Of hi'
Arctic Explorations aud views In reference TO their
int,Ist 70 u. eommsIel,l oommunty.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--sPEcrAL TERs.-APRL g.
Before Judge HILToS.
TEE BROADWAY RAILRoAD-oSE INJUNCTION DIS
POSED or,
Murphy and Smith .s,. The Mayor, 10
This was the first injunction restraining the Mayor
aud Counon Council from giving the Harlem Railroad Com
pany authority to lay in Broadway The order to 'ho"
cause was returuabie this morning but nothing vas done
Murphy and Smith having given notice yesterday that Their
proceeding, would be discontinued
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURr-ArRil -''-D'i''
I Judge BErrs -,
,xy.xrr c,sr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS VESSEL coz
DEEMED. -
The United States sgt. II hhd' Of wine Epps''Hs'ne WV
" Ersih, clsimants ,
TIL. anti wa, brought TO forfeit the goods for I'M
derysuaii5u. Ane takiug some evidence tue "o'e'
Voluntarily discontinued ,hc care. A., - n....,
Diarct Attorney smith and Assistant Anen '' VIC
u,ntt webster x Cfag Tor cisinsnti - g.
on return Of process, tt morning the prte scnoonel %
sso ere cond.Innsj by default OF the appeasHceo
.ly claimant
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lAdyeriisement
IMPORTANT AND TRUE.
Bosweu A Warmers Colodhc ColoFs Hair q handsome
Brovyn on Blac. without h. use OF Wash or Preparation
Ladie. Use Il ~hout troubling en.sngns Nst4nte4 the
beet and chespe,t Try 81 ou WI Ne no 0'"e - -
KusAtous No. ~ Broadway, aud al dru2sl u 49,.
FrNsroy 4 ScoFiELD, General Agents. No % Jonn''t
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Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT

BUCHU
20, all affections and diseases Of the Urinary Orsn' "'"
" ersny
IN MALE OR FEMALE -,
E,or, h.,eyer e.use originating and no mater O. h'
long standing. Diseases OF these Ofss"s
reouiIe tho aid Of DioIetic.
hEbMDoLO' Is THE CHEAT DiJRE1c,
AND IS CERTAIN. u rgr
To hA'H DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
TIE RECOMMENDED
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BUNS HE.D.-The great weekly market for
beef cattle closed yesterday in Foyourth street In anything
but blaze Of glory FOR the drovr Yet the closing day was
much better than the previous Tue'day aud no worse
than the opening day this week but upon the whole was
not calculated make the drove feel Jolly and we did not
hear Of them getting on an extra train to meet and
buy droyos the road We did hear Of some who did that
last week and lost . head hi, week The report Of the
mari shows an average decline of = 10 head and the
number in arke proves that the great West ia not
hsusoi it, greet Of buook. We trust that tho Highest
point in speculative poes Of beef passed The operators
Tor getting b,ef up Is cents pound have certainly me.
severe revess this week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURr-APNL %,
Before Judge NELSON.

The Grand Jury WAS summoned for to-day but
~, ,sr oulv fourteen present Tho Jaw requires that
b % ne AZ lest sixteen Jurors aud consequenty ths Ju
~ wa. not gained. lac Judge ordered Twelve more 70 ~
drawn lor Wenae.dsy to which time Tue o'he" "e0 us
CHARGED.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-SPEcrAL TERS-APREL 95-bei'I'
Justice BOswORTH.
ENEnIEsI


ARE REBELS ALIEN ENEMIES
Geo. +. Kirk agt. Hartman Hooyer.-lt does no,
appear what the nature OF .h' action Is. nc %
ved 20 dismiss the rlantis complaint on q" ground ht
the plaintiff was alien enemy. lie subnltiel einoa.'
show OK plain IN had used eaoyal snsnase IN ,ng
Of gon and had subsequently taken up bts resdeneo
i Richmond Va The Judge denied the notion si'hs Ms
Tes,ols, as f,l0ws: go a., ..-..,ou
mean NJ Of those words The Federal GoHemens aoes
rrcogue tito idea that Virginia "a not one OF the oAe
no,iTg the United States citizen Of Virginia "a emitted 20
a. privilege. Ald mm1niie Of this state "lfh oiheh u
auy Other s,ste can rghully claim In this St,e IL uhuel
go .ct OF Coasr.ss his c,i II prosecuted 20 Judgment can
h. that furnishes no reason Why We Aooh ~
h. di.i,..d The f.c; that pntih u an Aien enemy "h
,,,,. should be pssdes aud not be attempted % De
,sJ Of on motion. Motion denied with - coats 10 ABIDE
event. Gilman L TiI,eheoe. for
plaintiff.
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BLOOD BLOODi BLOOD
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAlsILLA.

Tbi, 1, an affection Of the Blood aud ssef' the s-IgAior
- Iiuinss OF the Nose, Ears, Throat Nindppe aud sls
ss surfaces making its appearance In The form Oh ven
Hs@ood, E.trsc. sAIs.p4. P9s' ne B'9 &c ~. &
Sn Clear spd Healthy Color !. being prePaiedsi
S for hi, cs.s Of con plants It's Blood aryiss In
sr.s are preserved TO greater extent thSn az " wv
ration Of sArsapsIils
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-29

THE REcEST FIRE IN ALLAN Hay & Co.'S.
CANDLE FAcToRYTbe re'ul. Of Fire Marshal Bskers. in
the Of the origin OF the burning Of the soap
and candle factory Of Alan' Hey Co.. las. Saturday night
Is tia, the fre caused by rouanoou. combustion In a
barrel Of which had been extracted by nel,ng
io broken candies. The olo'snou matter eutI
ltened out Of the wick. before they were packed
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FwE ~ GREENWICH srREET-Loss Amour
rl8O0-Abolt cue o'clock ye.tcrliy morning The whole.
ss dfr store ~ NJ L.. Marsh SON, No 80 Green ich
aes- Liberty street, discovered 20 be ire aud be' T.
could be su0 ue resulted ia the total o's Of The STOCK aDd
.iioaf ia mage to the building II is old 0ueA Structure
svu,.fye fee, d,cg and three stories high h. loo.
,ors 10 about COOS insured Ia the GINS, W!LMm,btTs
ca, Importer md Tndsrs STANDARD ana North Amer an
PAnaa,rhs) n,urance Compauies for I'll $50 tetuus
ug Which il owned ~ Philip Lep'eiser Is damaged about