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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-14

LisaE. 6nydsrs Of the l0lst FegimsSt
writes 20 the DixoU RsptbIScaa 90 follows
1--WE hate eowasdly villalns and traitors
who are afraid that she rebsls will be hsrs
OF dsdp rived Of their property, whea fon0d
In she army 40 mach GO these who are ssill
as our homes, and would rather shoot them
than Southeren traitors. We are surprised
that men should be allowed TO put forth
suoh resolutions az those lately passed in
springfield, a0d IL the blaSk hsasssd Sow
ards Who pus them forth, think thsy have
friends in tho array they are sadly deeisvsds
dark and dispIriting as the fusars Looks,
We are ssill ready 20 Hghs traitors, and whss
those In che South are pas dowB, We want
Q chance ct those dsssstabls and eOwsrdly
ones in the NOrth.'s
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pYsRRrRRs-ANB WHY.

You can hardly and ., nswspapsr, as this
time, thas has net n astisIs on the ''gfsa1
number Of dssersers from The array" and
advocating some measure for thsiF arrest
and returp. Nov, We vsntare the ssrsaon'
that four Of every Eve Of the soldiars Wao
are reckonsd - dessrssss- especially N sae
Wess-srs ssas, loyal men, Who wouid
shserfulfy return to their regiments, we're
il In thsir power 20 do SO. The great MAJ
;orisy ef those called ssdssssssrs," in this
part OF che country, are men who have been
taken from their Fegimsass when saek' car
ried 30 some hospital, where sbsJ have re-
NAMED for two Or three months, snd from
there been sent hems, 'sous OF sast road"
After remaining ss home long enough 70 re-
eovsr their health, the men.:ass, generally,
willing to return to duty, bus ss they have
not received pay for so long sms--frs-
queDtly six snd eight monshs-thsy have
not the means of dsfraying expenses, and
Al Government makes no provision for fus,
nishing shem transportation, Of course they
san do nothing bat stay at homs. We hsvs
received score Of letters from such men,
ipouiring how they could get back TO their
regiments, and Capt. Spoor, recruiting on
Ger Of shis phase, receives similar letters,
frequently. We don't know bow they are
TO be furnished NTH sransportstion-ws
have written so the State Superintendent of
Recruiting Service 10 regard TO the matter
bat he knows nothing about is--bas 20 az
authority 60 furnish transportation TO
such men. Certainly somebody knows, and
somebody has authority TO Acs, and it that
So somsbody" would sPpoiOs an agent in
this part of the country, be would secure
the speedy return TO duty Of q large
number Of men, who, il they are not al
ready, will soon be, entered upon the rolls
20 desertsrs. Western Iowa is full Of
such "dssertsrs," but no " officer and 6le
Of men will be required TO arrest them,
and take them back to serviee-they only
want sc passes"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-14

9th ward ssJonn EE1oAgE9 b.
The candi dates we're run upon local
Issues. no political questions being involved
in the contest. The Copperheads pretended
60 claim the resalt as democratic victory /;
but no party lines we're drawn. Admitting
it TO have been d politica! fight, it INSET be
conceded that il was rather q short victory
for The Democracy, where the Republicans
elected foar DOT Of Eve gldermen. 10 the
first ward. Field, Rep, 10 elected over VIM
chester, Dem. 10 the second ward both
candidates were Republicans. 10 the third
ward, Phillips, Rep, 10 elected oser. Biggs,
Dem. 10 the fourth ward, Bates. Union,
elected over Jackson, Dem, and in the 9Th
ward, Hammer, DEM, 10 elected without
opposition.
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GEN. CURTIS REMOVED.

By telegraphic reports received daring
she pact week, we sre Informed that Gen.
s. r. CURTIs has been removed from the
command Of toe department OF the South
Wes', and Gen. SuHNRR appointed in his
stead. We are left wholly in the dark Is to
the causes which led to this important
change OF commanders, as we'll az TO the
disposition that il TO be made of Gen.
Curtis,
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oarAn arxw aEsrIC ansoa

The PhiIadslphia Esqairsr aalis To fel.
Iowuisg good ssory:
% A ganslsman OF sur essg well knowM
In the lhspssy wlefaay with A.s5sw - pre-
pairing Biographical skssehes Of our mess
prominens military leaders Tor fatuEe Pal-
Iiszsioa, recently forwavsd aiesniAFs he -
Msios General aod Brigadisss Of 0ag aRIsy.
One of shess was reseived by Gen. Baslegs
PeouesainR him 20 Gll up the snnexed blsnka
win bic tirshplase ard ags, sogssfer With
the mess rsmarkahls svsnss 10 bic military
career. In few days 10 was returned
with bis hirsh.plaes ard ags properly ses
forth, and wfsh she blank dsvessd 70 mili-
cary explaiss eeneaining tho sssllewiag !:
sFhGus dOMs sssrg tAiag 4 gas tod to-
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ALDERMAN FROM the YERsr wARD.

The City Council met the other evening,
pursuant to law, to canvass the return Of
the late City election. Il was found that
in the First Ward the Democratic candidate
for Aldermsn-Mr. Winchesser-had been
beaten by the Republican candidase-Nr.
Fisld-0ne vote so said the Official re.
turns, TO which MIR. Winchesser's name, as
one of the judges OF election, stood ap-
pended. But the Council, knowing that Mr..
Field wasn's 'fsound," concluded to re-.
canvass the ballots cast in the FIRST Ward,
and in doing so, saw proper to throw out
one ballot cast for Mr.. Field, which left the
vote tie-so be decided By the Council
This is q proceeding on the part of the
Council wholly without ground or prsce-
dent; for, it must be remembered, MIR. Win
chester had given no notice OF any inten.
ton to contest the seat, bot had, himself,
signed the returns which declared bic com
pssitor duly elected. This action shows to
what extent men will allow thems elves to be
controlled BY party feeling, "in case Of
emsrgsacy."
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Mrs. Eranssa ID. 0aae, ina ieekR fssaa
Beaufort, s. o. gisss an inseEsssiBg as
count Of sesns while alavss bF0ughs inee
camp there.
Amoar tho siasss broaekt from the
oeass 10 . eranamaehss snd . numssons sam.
liz. The older woman 10 sail, stately ano
dsgniGsd. Ths hlsod Of sssne preRd sses
flashed her almost Whits eass. Her daash.
sars are beth whittier and darker fham kas
self, aad her grandshildrsa are whissr salt,
and sons or them are very bsaasifals Ons
babe il perfectly white. it has got Q aoEid
blush, sandy hair end blas eyes. Bot
les skEn 10 gary fairs leo eyes large lSs.
trous and brown, while nos vessigs Of
kinky hair would shame che. prsudess Angle
Saxon mother 20 call IL her own.
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oassd gessies hshisd shs door psopoasd
" kick him out"-bus nobod3 kisked, and
aad che Judge was psrmisssd % So on
With kla apesOh--sa proslaim hin hssssy Cd
ssasssass. When b. Rol through Be moved
" We have o speseh from somebody elsssp
but while b. cas- waiting fos i second %
the motion, DO discovered shsrs eas no
one slss prsssnt--she Judgs aaioarnsd.
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G. The BUgle this week contains big
puff for secssh monthly entitled the ss Old
Guard,' which, the puF says, 10 published
By " O. CHAUHcY BURR." Dir. BuRK 10 the
right man in the right place; treason 10
the natural iuhsrissncs Of the Burr family,
and the shade Of old Aaron looks sp.
proviDgly upon the course pursued By sc.
Chauncy.''
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ghe as|efklp onpartil.
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,x,,- a,sooa,sausd the Daily Noapsrsii. ne are no
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.s,,n.r. wins have pa In advance viii receive sAs
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Int M subsersptisms will - resolved after this
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except the fOIewiag cases Soldiers 10 shs Hei e'
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such peson desiring the paper and not feeling aois 70
pay Dollar, ~II HpOn sending rs their address, sas"
ths paper sart to them regularly, free Of ehaEss.
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BLO11MER'S -.
INSURANCE AGENCY

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OMAHA q CHICAGO nANK.
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purchass ahcgt time BILLS all the peanSEpAl sas In
the Uniou bug and cell BxeAangs CO New XsFk nlto~
Inesrsat On Deposits, end cor the aeoasanaaassan o.
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TIE yEfFDlYIs MENaGERlE.

Peace Democracy y Exklbl.lea.
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CITY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The following 10 the Olaoial returns 81 the
vote cast at tn. City slecsion On .mendsy'
the 9th inst:
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UA friend inquiries Why We do not copy
oil letters from the army, denouneiDg the
"peace movements" to show oar readers
"what the soldiers think Of it.' We an
swer, simply because We have not the facil-
tiles for doing so much work. II We should
attempt to publish all the letters received
10 tho West, from the army, deDounciDg
the Copperhead peace plan, We would have
to issue paper four times as large as the
New York Tribune, three times a day, and
then We doubt whether the work wouldn't
get ahead Of as.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-14

We learn, through reliable source, that
il the Honorable Mayor Of Councils Bluff
had seen the Nonp0reilo OF last week "she
day it come OUT" he would have event
right straight up'' and clicked U.S.
"Bully'' for as, that be didn's see it. Nov
won't We take particular pains, hereafter,
to see that the Mayor don's get the NoH-
pareiI the same day it comes out9 Rather
think we will-we don't want to be licked.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
DIR. ID. segnttI
on THE LOCAL APPLICATION OF REMEDIAL
" AGBSTs IN DlsEAsEs or THE THRoAB AND

kniTOR rHW ruHE NtFaLo
sfR-rke time ra.si long ago when sl men required 20
as right that public " be correctly Informed
a. Ia the pfofes she1d surround their
ssct.ons with uimbns that hey dd centuries
rhe ptbc generally educated eneurh 20 be Informed
suah things aud the directions or the phyresn all be
more closely followed when the patient greater
kuoviedrr Of the nature OF his dsease
This ind select daily par~r for the publication
Of such matters, nsssd of senie journal IS was IN
the habit Of doing.
n.tou aud more recently has been advoci and highly
recommended by very prominen, men, snr - DR.. .i
Iew.k Ranch One fa0ud thlnk that the
,rsrre natural sciences generally and the medical
branch rareulsy. giving us uore eIirct knO~l-dEe ~
the diseases and their treatment would 5aye
produced great benefits " snnrDg humanity and especially
.. e male IA the 'on fucon atd Hrpiic
ton the esannapn of Ts,nir present
facilities heretofore nnkn0wn Bu we hnf ~ aNogthrf
different state az things. aud there seems " be want
harnony IN the scci"n OF he pf"ef ins iens in nhn
In this fss.s have Iaf fareusf aepiou " dissfses
The truh and lunk-. hsiry ste ihsi 10
snfit rnbc ,hr ne soi e' tesNfui s.DlfEl
his done '"nsidsrshs IA p0hsfi- desifsbr r-sr
aass thc profession y. tf insuts assi.s 1c
the @rlssirin u fr4re DO need lu-uran'
tbcg sncb. a. ri~uae hss b. t.
tNe sut bsuetttl ara tfr ffiaf. 81 tfrin
arr hoflir - tie h!t M a IRE -tst "a,
ef.c " Oh be accomplished hs rregtgs f.nfi ID aen.
,f.., ls a-s rerert ~ nAas t,..fu ~, .
teIrst ltflti |s.i. ~lEtls4s rom .H ii.
HI ip- et-- hlf goo trr .tr -. ., 'f.rfi
- r.r, 20 srr :, r eu-re Soc son n,, ps.i
een ~ ,sy a. T' ~ -.,, sss, =, 49,. ~, -
s,,!NfrI N " - ijiosisss. s.glsr nj e. ,'.s,
.hai .ing ~ cons1 ]. ~ letter al. - 90
!. : "a ". -igi 80 b. flc d j'..'-.A
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
Theatrical.

The comedy, My Noble Son-in law" will be
reated aack's this evening. We have already com
meuted upon The play length and have ouy space
call attention TO the superb scenery and appointments
and almost faultless acting. Tho houses immense
Miss ncille Western takes benefit at the Winter Gar.
den on Monday evening she appsars for the first time
here, Thsbe, In The Actress OF Padua and also
The Eton Boy" This her first benefit In New ork
Mr.. Thomas Baker takes his annual benefit a. Laura
Keencs this evening Miss Rose Eytnge plays the he
rone In " Bantry Bay" She should have better part,
she has already proven herself capital actress Miss
Laura Ksene who is suffering from sprain, will reap
poar ON Monday.
Mrs. John Wood 10 delighting the washingtonisns.
Even the old oges warmed up, and they praise her
<rase beauty, her shape, which the most fastidious
sculptor could but admire model her sprghtli-
nsss vivacsy voice. and thorough mastery Of
vocalizatiou."
NJ. Daniel Banimann the German tragedisn, brought
hts play, called Narcisse, aud transsied from
the German u the Arch theatre. Philadelphia
Wednesday evening April The piece Is said to bs
Mr. Bandmann called before the the
end of each act. Narcisse will be played at Nblo's
before long.
Miss Meuken 10 making Juror at Pixies Opera House,
Cincinnati, in s'Mazeppa" The struggle for seats is
presented as something unparalleled She 'sars" there
thres her barebacked seed and then proceeds
TO Louisville.
Miss Bateman the clever young actress about to
In few nights three weeks engagement at the
Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Union Advance on Charleston. s. c.
Investment OF Washington, N. e., by tAc
Rcbels--The knights OF the Golden Cir
cIc-"DoVvn the Dark YaxoO," Sc. &c.

The Union Adya nee on charleston. s. c.
Investment OF Washtnston N. e., by thc
Rcbels--The knights OF the Golden Cir
cIc--"Down the Dark Yaxoo," Sc. &c.
The WEEKLY HERALD, ready tbis Saturday morning, at
ten O'Clock. will contain the late important News Of the
Advance OF the Union Forces Charleston s. c., with
interesting Of the Military Naval Defences
of the City and OF the Forts Bateres Rams erect
ed for its protection.
Map showing the Approaches 10 Charleston aud the
Scene OF Operations Johns Island.
Account Of the Investment Washington NJ c. by the
Rebels, with Map show ing the position OF the Rebel
Works.
The Latest Nows from vcksburs Kentucky Tennessee.
the RappahAnnock. New Orleans, Arkansas, Texas Eu.
rope, and all parts OF the World
Account Of the Bread Riot or the Women Richmond,
Va
Mcclelan's 0cia Report Of the Seven Days Battles in
Virginia. ~ fstf ~
Poetry--LsDcwn the Dark YaxOo."
Continuation Of the Conversations Of the sKnights OF
the Golden Circle on the current events OF the day
Continuation Of the novelette, "In a Fix"--The Young
Englishmans Story.
Sporting Another International Prize Fight-Heenan
and King matched for FL 0O0-Racng and Trotting--B
liaros, &c.
Agrcutural-wbat is the Prospect for the Wheat Hsr
vest-Ihe Vegetable Garden--The Fruit Garden and Or
chard-The Flower Garden, &C., &c.
1t will also contain Reviews Of the Money, Provision
Cattle and Family Markets. Editorials prominent TO-
pics, Marriages and Deaths, Ship News, &o. &c, &c.
Single copies Five cents Annual subscription price
One Copy. -
ihree Copies.
Five Copies. Observation-Disclosures.
Any larger number addressed to OF subscribers,
81 80 each An extra copy will be sent every club
OF ten. twenty copies, 70 address, year. o2B,
and any larger number at price, An extra copy will
be sent TO clubs Of twenty. These rates make the WEEKLY
HERALD Ghe cheapest pubicotion n he country
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
CITY IutellIxeuce.

ftxs ~ CaSAL STsfF1-Betwccu two aud three O'Clock
On Friday morning ire broke out tue nth floor Of
budng No. 24s Canal street, the bone and wood turn
nx shop Of Jacob Basch The flames spread throughout
tine sop and also burned the roof the building be-
fore che FIRE was subsocd The damage 10 stock and
machinery will be about ~ 900 insured Tor 20 0O0
stock And machinery 10 the Mechanics and Williamsburg
Cty Insurance comTanis he fourth for s ccuped by
Duiont a Iiartwig. manufacturers of pcrlumcry dam
age By about 800 insured for 81 500 in 81 Marks
and another insurance company Third hoor oc uped by
Atxin-on Van Buran skirt steel braiders 200
surei Al 100 Citizens AID Hope insurance companies.
sscs,ad door occupied by e wagnor mschinist loss
$50 insured 81 900 St. Nicholas and 81 Marks
rauce companies. The bnding extends through 20 Wal
Eer street and is known as No i02 The top door is oc.
cup.ed by NJ cohn. Of g,mrs aud braids
ors about ~ 600 insured for 50 900 in Home OF Hart ord
txchs &c and other insurance companies The rourth
foor :. occupied by Rascn Ocstrecher tobacco
lecturers $500; insured for 81 600 Harmony Insu
rance COMPANY. III bulfings are owned by iohn Jay
-zat J. q rson, t4uitabe, Adriatc, Lenox. ,omnou-
wealth. N,tIonsi and Montauk insurance companies The
Cause of the hre Is unknown at present.
Tsx ATE Fly ~ is8rH srrEkr.--From inquiries made
s the of the Gre n 1ssth street, which occurred
lights it appears hat, instead of ceusurs Capt
wilson deserving of great praise The as broke at
sbeu, 40 In the msrnng in frame build ng, which
sn,os, instantaneousy ~ flames, and threatening de
strnc,ion the si'ning.budings. captain wi SON aud
,s men we're the spot In moment and directed their
trst c,,,rta the q the inmates twelve whom
we're thus s,ved The house ncxt adjoining also
ba,s and the CAPTAIN decming that none lett
,..s ana Al ali events, that al further sucror TO any
sr VAS beyond the pcwer of turned his efforts to
che safety o the other nouse and Us occupants The lat
sr saved thcscvcs bot the police saved their furni
tnre The urocrcss ~ th. flames was only after the
CREATES, cxcrtuns, stopped, and Il wn thcn ster tho
labor Of hours hat. inquiry, CAPTAIN Wron learned
thai three pcrone Nursing I've again se To work
and hsd The tOdes trcsted bad the Coroner notified,
ant wth the AID u the charitable cf the neighborhood.
nd the bDdes Inferred Much credit y due ~ Captain
wi.on and his co. he Nnd efforts they pot
forth 20 trying an emergency
B,sss i,a rus Z0otacRst GAapxN Huge.--1he
s,esmer nsvara, which hers nex, saturday Tor
Hsubarg will take oat two magnificent bears (nae and
fetasel intended a. pfesenis % the nexIooogcsl Ga
d~rS a Iambntg from Nes-rs 4. B Richard n boas
oi isl iTcsdway. Monsieur snd MADAME iiriu
specimens ol the s and have sread, aitractsc
considerable attention tue premises of stove gen
s~ruen.
sAiS 90 B.o,nwu f'aoJTRfy.-the vi Tnion suifings
NJ ~ broadway, soid ~ p'ic ,rcion ycsiefisy
or he sum q t55,ev, 1, Mr. tinges foairr.
Tu IsEov.t og tis Nsas,srs ftcssssxs, esv,
The New York herald., 1863-04-11


BodERr-vAs WNNl.-In Bergen, on Thursday. April
o. at the residence Of the brides father JOHN c. Bo0ERr
Of this city, 10 JANE VAN NJ WiSKx OF Bergen N. No
cards.
PLAGER-MArLAcK Brooklyn, Thursday, April
o. by the Rev. john r. Booth ALBERT FLAGLER 10 MISS
MARY A. MArAcx. all of Brooklyn.
rArNm-wHnSxY.-lnT Tuckahoe westchester county
n " Wednesday. April g. at the residence OF Charles
j. Nordqust, n. d., Medical Director OF Second division
First army corps, by Rev A. X. Sandford J0HN II.
PALxHR 70 JENSK 4. WMrSEY, all Of New York city.
SwAKN-BEssE.- Wednesday, April s, ~ Sc. Mary's
church, Hoboken NJ j. by the Rev. Father Ca6vin A. r.
SwAN 70 ANNIE CATHERINE, daughter Of Mr. o. Besss,
:bf 4ontfeel G. &.
Montreal and Quebec papers please COPY.
-NcHofsoG.-0n Tuesday, April T. by the Rev.
Samuel j. Knapp, Mr.. THos. b. SIXTH 10 Mrs. HANNAH NJ
NICHOLSON, all Of this city No cards.
THonpsoN-BRooKER. ER.-0n Thursday, April Q, by Rev.
Noses Baou JAMES A. THOMPSON 10 Miss MARY BRooKgR
all Of this city
WyGANr--WYGANr--On Thursday, April o, at the resi-
dence Of the BRIDES mother by the Rev H. Jaeger Of
Marlboro, Mr.. AsBuRY WYcANT 10 ANA d. daughter or
the late Michael wygant. No cards
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
The Poles In New York.

Last night meeting Of the resident PoIanders an.
their friends convened at the steuben House. take
In reference TO the Polish revolution and to take
aid OF tho Polish people in their efforts
throw OF the RUE of foreign despot ny mistake
the meeting had been announced by the foreign city
therefore not large would have been il that
b!under bad not occurred In consequence IL thought
best tc postpone tho meeting for week In order
await the further progress OF the Polish revelation hs
last advices being rather discouraging A comntioe
mfoeed ~ the following gentlemen, appointes ~
make the arrangements Tor mecing:Dr. Risser sian
chot, Nachowsky. sixtus kapG and febucy. The n3et
ing is decided shall be held Sunday Afternoon
one week from 10 morrow.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

From Milton T.. Pierre, ESQ, ndsnt Pierce's Sharp
shooters Buffalo, Y-"Esery dr master ofcer Who
suffers greater less extent from 1rlta
ton of the throat have times suffered severely
cialy wnen siicied with cold. camp life. A
few wee suffering from throat
hostscness when friend oi mine g clergyman) sd
vsed your Bronch roch-s. tried them and
found the relief almost nsiananc1us keep them In my
POCKET when drill and Ind thea relief No o6ccr
sioud be- without Brown Bronchial Tro hca cannOt
bear TO record, unaffected my humble testimonial in favor
IL our bron hcl Trorhes"
t. a.ssrs John 4 Brown Son. Boston. Mas
Sold by all dealers In pcdicine every where.
The New York herald., 1863-04-11

viii lake place the lst OF next Nay After that date
the business will be transacted at 1903 Liberty street, IN
stead OF at the Trinity Buildings. whore Is now uans-
acted
CouNIvRFEr POSTAL CURRNoy.-We understand thai
the postal currency 10 being extensively countereiied
spurious stamps OF tho denomination OF City cents were
In circulation yesterday
The New York herald., 1863-04-11
The Gold Bill-PronsotiOn OF Re-cnlist.
ments-Ccntral Railroad Fair, SC.

ALBANY, ATrH IU--IU T. N.
Contrary to the expectation Of everybody the Gold bill
not announced the House tonight, although Il
sent down from the Senate It is quite certain that
Il will be amended apply those certificates
given by the Mint for gold depositct to be coined
n Il yet whe her the billuell referred
committee to amend or set down specified order in the
House. TO be considered the Committee Of the Whole
The Senate bill to promote enlistments was ordered
TO Q third reading in the Assembly tonight.
The Railroad Committee o. the Senate hold session
70 morrow morning. hear arguments the bill TO
road.
Several officials in Albany have been invited TO speak
at the meeting IN New York evening, the
anniversary of he fall Of Fort Sumpter IL understood
that they will decline the invitation.
Hon. +. a. ConkliDg Is here important business In
reference 10 raising troops.
Gen. Wool is expected here IN the morning