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The New York herald., 1863-04-07

Owing to the immense pressure upon our columns Of
advertisements and news again compelled to pub.
sh triple sheot From present appearances the great
activity Of business and the unparalleled circulation OF
the EHRALD shall probably be compelled 10 issue more
Of them during the business season. perhaps from one TO
two each week. In presence Of the high price Of all kinds
Of printing materials nothing clearly prove the
superior enterprise Of the HERALD But there is nothing
surprising in this because advertisers will always seek
for tho paper that has the widest circulation and s most
generally read Thel reputation Of the HERALD for news
has given IL this advantage. proof OF this we give
letter from Of contemporaries showing that no.
thing can repress the enterprise Of this paper
orncr o, THE TRIBUNE, NHw YoRx, April 2s, 1862.
MI DlAR SIM
Tho curiosity and anxiety about Yorktown is feverish
and the public like tho paper best that Ia always giving
something. there is absolutely nothing 70 write about,
drop line and tell that. The HERALD is constastlv
ahead Of with Yorktown The battle Of the 10th
ws were compelled TO copy from it.
Yours, very truly, 8. H. GAY.
This letter is perfectly reliable and true, and there are
many more Of tho same kind In existence This one,
however, will do for to day.
The New York herald., 1863-04-07

The supply steamer Union sails today for the squa
drons, with mails, passengers, and fresh provisions
Packages and letters received on board up 10 noon
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Archbish0p Hughes ON Politics.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

Archbishop Hughes ON Politics.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
The Archbishop OF New York presents his respects
the editor Of the NEW YoRK HERALD, to soy that his at
tenon has been called to the following paragraphs
paper entitled the Dubuque Herald, Of April g. 1868 =
MORE CHANGES.
Ii claimed by the abolition papers Of New York that
Archbishop Hughes has wheeled about In his political
Record, and democrat, favoring tho Con.
serption law and all the other outrageous measures Of
this administration.
Well, who caresS
The Right Reverend Archbishop in the church ID good
authority; but in politics he s OF no more consequence
tons about the war; far have been just far from
being fulfilled sustained by subsequent events those
Of the merest country pumpkin.
This very unknd article, evidently from the pen Of
Mr.. Denis A. Aahoney, quite unexpected by the
Archbishop. The latter has only 10 say that he has
never wheeled about had occasion wheel about In
except TO f both In the spirit and Ia the letter Of his
oath Of allegiance % the u.ited States government the
expected from . good and loyal citizen
The Archbishop thinks that law Of conscription had
bean adopted twenty months ago IN the North had
been In the South the results would be Of more humane
consciousness 70 both sections than they are today
Mr. Mahoney charges opinions that never enter
sansa Sy ths writer q TINS upon the Archbishop; and
No one need care about opinions entertained by any
one even BY the Archbishop which he seldom expresses,
and which, when he does express them, perfectly
juatihabe.
Mr.: Mshousy goes TO say:-"But in politics he (ths
csn q the Man M.Sonsg Is TSs
Archbishop Of New York. II he were 70 employ even for
politics, could make deeper sensation than NJ Mahouey
and the Dubuque Herald could effect In twenty -four years.
But The Archbishop knows his duty wen hs
influence BY nconsiderate and perhaps improper inu.
Or bis oounrymen he people of the United States such
their assumed steeripRs Of the ship OF State All the
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Wigs, Toupeos, Hair Dye, Hair Dycing
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"Short Hand.''-Fowler Il Wells, 3OS
Broadway New York have all Works Photography. Hv
dropathy Physiology Phrcnoogy Psychology Gymnastics
and the Natural Sciences generally Priced catalogues sonx
receipt OF stamp.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

~ -.~ MONDAY, April &c p. N.
To-day's bank statement compares Is follows
with that Of last week.. '-.IEs 5I.; - z
Week endg. Loans. .ypecie Csvcsiafion bepa,as
March 2se72 81 SIT 6s1 86ooe01 i83 3s3 sIS
April T.. ol9 34257,l2i s34s0o4 100 525 HiS
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Medical Adviser, &C., ON Diseases OF the
Nervous System: Debility Blood Impurities, &C. Iniaits
Warner No vesey street. Dr. II. LArnont CAT Broad
way stairs New York. Hours for treatment0 day.
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surRKn CouKr, CiRcrn--Part 1.-As before Part a.
Nos. 9os, 969 2t72 2474, 2476 247s 24s2 24se 24ss
2teo, 2le2 2a9< 24s6 24ss, 2so2, 25o0, 2s0s, 2si2
25lI, 25l6.
Sc. nRIoR CouRr--A before.
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whites Dress and Soft Hats are the
most desirable of the Military Caps Hats
| without except on, the best found. ZIG Broadway.
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Trusses.-Marsh Brothcrs' Radical Cure
Truss Office. OF Broadway and Ann street. under
Barnnms Museum. Elastic Supporters Shoulder Braces
and 4pinal Braces, &c. lady attendant
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

A Steamer Ashore 20 the Westward Of
Cape Henry-The Destruction or PEN
sacola-Burning OF the Rebel Steamer
ers, &C., &c.
FoKrasss MoxRos, April 4, 1858.
The propeller Virginia, Captain ". H. Snyder, arrived
shis forenoon from New York.
The captain reports that he encountered heavy gale,
black steamer with three masts and smokestack near
the northwest end Of Cedar Island forty miles 10 the wes
ward Of Cape Henry She looked Ike ths Diamond State
The wind blowing heavily from tho northeast at the
time.
The steamboat Express, from City Point also arrived
to-day with two hundred and eighty-sx prisoners Of
forty three citizen prisoners fourteen released
and exchanged Union officers captured at Hartsyile
Tenn. December 7, 1852.
The Richmond DispacA or April says
We have reliable Information that the portion of PEN
sacola surrounding st. harys Hail. com prisng about
nty dwellings, was burnt on the 23d ut The town was
fired by the Union troops who have been sent TO reinforce
General Banks on his Mississippi expedition Mr. James
Garnet was burnt 10 death while asleep n his hou Sc
Aaron Bennett was committed 10 the military prison n
Richmond on the I'd inst as q SPY.
The Confederate States steamer Natchez burned at
Castlemans on the Yazoo river had 300 bales of cotton
board She Of the best steamers in the con.
federacy. The loss is heavy.
FORTRESS MosRoK, April 4-PM NJ.
The wind has been blowing heavily from the north
10 the northeast since twelve O'Clock last night.
At three O'Clock this afternoon severe snow storm
set in.
No boat arrived from Yorktown to-day, owing TO the
gevcrity Of the storm.
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Theatrical.

Miss Keene very appropriately gave us On Jrish drama
for Easter Monday evening. The piece was called
"Bantry Bay and 10 sort OF readpaiion Of "st Msrys
Eve" was very nicely put upon the sstage and drew
very large audience. Miss Keene played the leading
part In her own charming, natural way, and was very
successful Mr.. Blake Mr.. Levick and Mr.. Peters sun
ported Miss Keene well a. usual The scenery by NJ
nard Lewis OF course admirable "antry Bay,, will
run week or two easily, and Miss Keene has Other
novelties In preparation that probably all sho desires
THE BowERY THEATRES.
We desire 10 call special attention TO the two splenda
spectacular pieces playing at the Bowery theatres
viz: "Satanas' nj The New Bowery ana "ysck and M.
Bcanstak at the o' 'owery. Those familiar only ,vS
the Broadway thea 70 Will be astonished at the aeua
cent scenery, dress I'D decorations which may be seen
on the east side OF tile town. " '''n
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Brooks Spring Boots, Delmorals. over
Caters, &c, for gents. ready Ut LORIN BROOKS
SONS 43A Broadway, corner Of Howard street.
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Eight Cartes de visite for q, OF un-
equslled style and finish, nj TAIr6 Of Coraudt
and Greenwich stEsets. --...~, -.
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Fries Cashed in All Legalixed Lotto.
res. in'ormas'oS rser; 1v. :. JOSEPH BATHS. Broker.
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MafsOn MaiIlard,
62 Broadway celebrated Chocolate family use from 80
10 50 cents per pound.
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Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal, Uri.
nary and Sexual sysemsNew and reliable treasmentan
reports Of the Howard Assocaonsen In sealed letter
velopes free OF charge. Address Dr. J. Skin Houghton
Howard Association. Philadelphia, Pa.
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CristadOro's Hair Dye, Preservative ana
Wig Depot wholesale and retail No. Astor House. The
Dye applied By skilful arttsts
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Ladies' and GentIemen's Garments
cleaned like new without taking apart
e. LORD, 486 Broadway. entSnnce l3o Broome sreet
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Rebel Deserters Coming In-scarcity OF
Food Among the Rebcls-Marine Disas.
tiers, sc.


foRrRkss AosRoE. April 6. 1s6a
Twelve rebel csvalrymen, with their horses and equip
ments arrived here to day the Yorktown boat They
had deserted from wises Legion and came within our
lines at Williamsburg yesterday They report that their
whole company coming In rs soon opportunity
presented and that the destuon Of food 10 the cause Of
their asserting that their troops cannot endure the want
Of food and clothing much longer and for that reason
Richmond Is soon 70 be evacuated.
Tho State Of Maine le here at noon to-day for City
Point with 800 rebel prisoners for exchange 10 charge Of
Captain John E. Milford.
The sseamtug Freeborn left TINS morning relieve the
steamer ashore M Cedar Island. No assistance could be
sent sooner from the severity Of the Storm
The schooner 4. W. Perry, laden with government coal
from Philadelphia, bound to Nswbern, NJ C., put into
Hampton Roads, having her rails carried away
The British frigate Rinado sailed from Hampton Roads
to-day.
The nag Of truce boat Long Island arrived this morning
from City Point. She brings no released prisoners.
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In the world instantaneous harmless reliable.
BY all druggists and perumers Factory, 81 Barclay street.
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Bog1e's Hyperion Fluid Restores amd
dresses hair Boge's Electric Hair Dye proved surpass
everything Try be convinced Proprietor, W. B00LE.
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Hill, Inimitablc Cutter of Hair ana
Whskers Styles neat and suitable No. Barclay street.
Hair Dye 80 cents. reliable =
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ne NEWS Gkoo 0Aaxaest00-Uogthniu
- the Fight.
The runors and reports which we published
yesterday concerning tho fall Of Charleston
created great excitement in this city. and In
Wall street gold was suddenly knocked down
to l49 But there is no foundation for these
reports beyond the statements In the Richmond
papers received ct Fortress Monroe that hos
tile operations had been commenoedi that the
federals had landed force at Seabrsoks
or Johns Island, and that the enemy's pickets
had been driven in, and the proclamation Of
the rebel General Haygood ordering all wo-
men and children and other non-combat-
ants to be removed from Adams run
to some other point Of safety. This shows
that the rebels expect that the federal move
ment is to cut off communication by the
railroad connecting Savannah with Charleston.
which may be seen by reference 10 the map
which we publish in another Column.
We fear, however, that the news of the fall
of Charleston is altogether premature, in view
Of the immense preparations which the rebels
have made for Its vigorous defence. The indi-
ca!!cns scs tsst the place will not be 20 easily
captured, but, on the contrary, that there is go
ing to be terrific fight there. The probability
is, that although the preliminary arrangements
for combined attack have been begun, the
grand work will not commence with true earn
estness until this week. ...,..~ t.-.1,s<'
In order to give our readers an idea of the
extensive preparations of the rebels, we give
to-day full account of the defences, so far as
we have been able to gather it from their own
newspapers, the statements Of spies and desert
ers the correspondence of English and colonial
newspapers, and from the observations of the
blockading feet in front of that port. These
accounts show that the Southern rebels are we'll
aware that they must put forth all their strength
to resist the attack that is to be made upon that
city, and we expect that the federal flag will
only be victorious after one of the most terrific
engagements that the war has witnessed.
The New York herald., 1863-04-07

NeElectcd Coughs ana CoIds.-Few are
Codn in is st stage that which In the Jestnnins wouH
yield TO mild remedy, II neglected preys upon tho
afford instant relief
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lme from Burope-The END or tn
Polish Insurrection.

R0htomt xIOm B0I0po.V0o Em0 OF tho
Polish Insurrection.
Our latest advices from Europe go to show
that Langiewicz, the chief of the Polish insur-
rectionists, has met with defeat, that his troops
have been dispersed, and that he has taken
refuge upon Austrian territory. 1t is also as
serted that the Austrian government has deter
mined to place the Polish leader on parole, and
assign some Austrian town as his place of re-
sidence. The troops who crossed the Polish
frontier are placed under surveillance, and are
supplied with rations by the Austrian authori.
ties. Il is rumored that the Gar at once in
formed the Emperor Napoleon that he would
give to Poland her autonomy and liberal con-
stitution.
This event inaugurates a new era in Euro
pean politics. France will now be rid of the
danger of an example which was likely to have
ruinous results for her. Napoleon, in fact, is
now free to. turn his attention elsewhere, and
will, we fear, be enabled to force England into
joining him in some measure against this gov
ernment He cannot allow the minds of his
subjects to dwell upon the disastrous Mexican
expedition. He must, by some vigorous course
Of policy elsewhere, redeem the prestige he has
30 reduced, and has but two means at his COM
mand to effect this. One is the recognition of
.he Davis government; the other a war with
England. -''sasc. ssiUsY~.>--
The statesmen Of Great Britain fully under
stand this and from very fear of the alternative
will, perhaps, accede to the demands for a
joint action against this country which Napo-
leon will now surely make. Of two dangers
she will choose that which she will deem the
lesser In this way the suppression Of the Polish
rebellion may be fraught with momentous re-
suits to us. We deem it the duty of our admin
istration to take these contingencies into con.
sderation, and provide against them at once.
Prince Napoleon has made, in the French
Senate, most violent attack upon England.
whom he accuses Of causing ell the trouble
upon the European continent by her schemes
and deceit This Is most likely but the com.
Of course Of policy on the part Of
France calculated to influence some subseouent
action on the part Of England. To explain our
England will be menaced and bullied
BY France until she joins her in her policv.
Napoleon well knows that PerJide Albion fears
,im immeasurably, and he will, we predict, 40
work upon this feeling of dread as to ACCOM-
,lish his purpose. Failing in this, we shall then
witness what must take place ere many years
Er~r IL ;cvo.toc ,.c~r p~.x;.l
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The War-Actions Acti0n-The Danger
OF Foreign Intervention Revived.
The Polish revolution has collapsed. Our
latest European advices upon the subject are
conclusive. This trouble, therefore, and the
complications which II threatened among the
Continental States, are now OF their hands, and
Louis Napoleon Is free again to pursue his
schemes Of ambition in other quarters. He Is
free to reopen his overtures to England for
active Intervention in American affairs; and
from the donineering and menacing deport-
ment Of Earl Russell towards our Minister.
Mr.. Adams, In relation to British aid and com.
fort to the rebellion, In the way Of vesssls-of.
war and blockade runners, IL Is evident that the
British Cabinet, in order to establish, not an In.
dependent, but dependent, Southern confede-
racy upon the ruins Of q great commercial
rival, is deliberately working to foment rup-
ture with the United States.
Now let us suppose that within a month
or two the French army of invasion
is established in the city Of Mexico;
that the supreme local authorities for the
time have been reduced TO the nsoseaitv
Of turning over their distracted country 20 The
tender mercies Of France asa colony or pro.
tectorate, will we not have cause To fear that.
under some cotton specializing and free trade
arrangement with England, o portion at least
of the French army In Mexico may be moved
to the bordersof Texass Jealous and distrus,-
full as these two great Powers are Of each other.
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The AaHIcuLTuRAL LANDs.-Peter Melen>
dy, Esq, Of Blsckhawk Co., the Agent APP
pointed to select the lands appropriated BY
Congress for Agricultural purposes in this
State, has selected the whole amount, (24O,-
600, and il prepared to submit the result Of
his action to the Governor for approval For-
ty thousand acres Of this land lie on the line Of
the Dubuque 1 Sioux City Railroad, andtwen-
ty Thousand on the line Of the Cedar Rapids &
Missouri River Road. These Railroad lands
we're received at double price, viz: $50 per
acre, and the sixty thousand acres count as
one hundred and twenty thousand acres of the
aggregate amount. The counties in which the
selections lie, are: Wright, Hamilton, Webster,
Greene, Calhoun, Sac, Ida, Woodbury., Ply
mouth, Cherokee, Buens Vista, Pocahontas,
Humboldt, Worth, Winnebsgo, Kossuth, Palo
Alto. Clay, OBrien, Sioux, Lyon, Dickinson,
and Emmett. These lands are generally Of q
good class, aud will be sold under the direction
Of the State Agricultural College Board.
The action OF the Governor and General As
sembly in making provision for the early Sc
lection of the lands under this grant, vas wise
By the time the next General Assembly would
convene, q large portion Of the Incorporated
tracts would have been absorbed, and thus
lost to the cause Of Agricultural Education.
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