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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

Tuy ASSAULT UPON NEGROES IN CAsiDA.-We
find the following additional particulars of the re-
cent brutal demonstration at Oil Springs, Z. w., in
Tie Detroit Free PreH:
riot of serious character occurred here on Sat.
urday night owing TO Ia Brgdge agiinst The cOlOred
peol- The rioters, TO the number OF oo OF iov, a.
sembcd RI the eas, end OF the town, chose captain.
and then marched 10 the dwellings OF the negroes.
On arriving at their Gee'iustion they ordered The
negroes 10 leave town; and, before they had time 10
obey the order, the mob commenced their WORK OF
destruction bv destroying the furniture belonging to
tie negroes and then fred the houses, oil which four
were destroyed, aud beating any negro they couid
e.icL. Detective Mckuin swOre III u number OF
conssbles and succeeded In capturing three OF me
rioterf Il WIS reported that one negro Was KILLED,
but /, If now denied. Oae IL bad y hurt. The others
ran TO the WOODS md ESCAPED. Great excitement
sIll prevails here.
IEe Nonfrcoi ComtaerciGl Aireriiofr says:
On Springs har been indnlging in IN eruption oil
nsprophobia aud this OdoIicrous neighborhood YES
To-day dlsgraced tsel by al elnuie directed hgninB
the cOiOred inhabitants, whose houses were donuoyed
and them Ives driven 10 the woods. va tiofe VINO
have surtnined Osses have their legal remedy against
the municipality, It will iud tins kind OF nufeneh
more expensive than profitable. We trust Ito GOV
eminent will take care that the uggressors are
brouga. TO exemplary punishment.
TuF BuLfaRD MATCH.-Ihc billiard mach be-
weer q ldthwfe and 1r~ry VI 900 p,ri. Tor w. an !
wa. payei or FndAy ryeLg ~ Gs,' kO3ut IN 'oia' -
a. s.. Oeldtiw att by 80 pJins u hous -
ninuf~s Tho r~iun match J ~ played this aesAcoh ~
the rooms of C. Or onn y in Fourteenth st'se,.
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TE,IIE CIJY COIIRT OF BKUlkLf Nj ur
l i,I,vy opK LIfF INSURANCE COMP MY Plan
-, lint DAVID WOODS. lEILk H. AMNl.l John
IIGIID aul MARGARET Auohrs"N' psiehaan's =
% @ he-.by summoned n required to ensw, che com
,ssnt in this action OF whion acoyn reWih served rpon
- 10 ,.rvr copy His"ef u thr sd compliant
49,, snb.crbsr at Wis Office, No. II tiucstrcc Ia tue
mv Of New-Yo.k. within twenty dug eher the service
49,, ,xrlusye 81 the DAY vice ant fail
80 snsv, tAo fad corls, hin tr time aforesaid the
nIa,p,G IN thu action viii apply To the Coa 70 the relief
t.mauIed ia ITO eolIplnlnl--Daed JaAassy 20 ldOj.
HENRY +. KNOX Plaintiffs Att,rney,
No. II Pine-rI,ct New York City
The COMPLIANT In the above entitled To- dulS MED ~
the occ CLERK o, the CITY Court o. hrooA,n IN "a
City Hall o. TIC Guy EIosAiyn she 2otn Day o. Jsn1@
lUo.. hE,ii T. r. n Aear,av
us23 laW9wu f.ail'.I "VSV"
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T1,uE CfTY COURT OF BROOKLNN.--The

UNUE CITY COURT or bhoONL, y, IA
.rW-NoRK LIFE INsuRANCE CoMr oH. H. ~, RIM
IN. agaus, GEORGE GthEN n "a, ~ u,,rep S,'9RI
fHuS lfiLlO and MARGAKEr lhoMtSpN' dr.enu
,,s-,umnon- --for Kelef-Io tue d.euuah's suun'
,.,sI. You are Hereby suwa0Bed ana require ~ sal
,n. coarlaint In thi, action, Of when e'y j. d.
."rv npon yor. aud to serve aeopy 81 yVTi Sc- n
- coo, p.,int on the subscIibeT, - M on ~
D., .,,,,t iu the CITY Of New-l orb ~ihlh t"cu, %,
e, the service hereof exclusive OF the ca, o. ;t H. H.
I'D # YOU fell 10 answer the said coMl 80, t, CO..
Hr-saTd he psiul. this action wan 1fp.y ~ @ sn
w. ,he lief demanded ia the comnlaint- ' -
1903. Him Tee ~ ~. sstreet New-N on { ity.
The complaint ia he eSu af of p S e
IN nj the City Of Brookyn on the I'h a o. Ishu j.
oi'y nan u ''' HENRY L. KNOX, Pia4"t.s A''O'"c!.
mics law6wN
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VNIE CITY COURT Of Bkoohhi N;-i i.i.
"a 40 'in. DAVID WOODS. PETER Is. AMOkl JOHN
IWaflD and AUGUSTINE W DOBl. trnfht''
S'',roR Fer Eslef--ro tie Defendants above n'mcd
y nr. HEREBY summoned Az rcqr4rod o s"er Le com
s ~ mi, seton which cof} - h"e"ih --f'
Ar 10 serve copy OF your answer 10 tir $40 tontlAH
g. ,S. s1b.c, iber At lis Office No III tAe. L. ~ ne
,i,v of New ORR within twenty DAYS ater hr Sc VIC
IoC c,clu i've Of the dsy Of such s'T'cr 80, ~" 70
80, tbe aid complaint within tie the hlefe'sd' vac
.ini IN Ia. action will apply to tho toul 10. ne tse u
prlsi IN tl. cog,plsi9t--Dssd January 2Jih ioud
'n'i1'' HENlY h. KNOA, liaiu.h > ~ ruey
No II rnr.t... New.l ori. city.
nh .onp,ut In the above entitled action was an hri IN
the Cerk of tao CITY Cont Of ErooA!, 90 zoo tue
we on civ of Brooklyn tn. 2th Jay o. January,
1908. . pi.;,,iei. Ntornev
In!3 lav6wM ria'''" -,''O"'-'
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Eeed! &o!,res.

IN Pursuance OF an order of ROSWELL {.
4 BRAlNAkD. esq. Surrogate OF the County OF hlnss;
Ne hereby gsen. roing 20 Law 10 al persons havns
Is IA sgsin. JOAN C. BROWN iae osthe Civ OF Brook
iyn dec.ased tia. they required - exhibit tie s4ne
the Voucher. sIeof 10 snO.criber, the executors
tbe r,sil-nce OF 3. r. NfMAN No l3l JoIa!en9n,st
Hrooklyn or u the place Of business ot T. T. HALLoth'
X ia Dutcsl ia tho city OF New orb, on OF before
th, 2tth DAY OF me nett-D.ed December l.. Iur-
BENJAMIN r. WfMAh }Executos
dlo f.UCwE ID DLEN WILLIAMS
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NEW PCaLgCsTKogs.

THREE YEARS IN CHILL IL mo. pp. 1885, Foleit
Foster, Co.
Without the usual ceremonies of introduction, tho
writer of this volume rushes into the midst Of South
American "reminiscences, which although thrown to-
gether in the most promiscuous msnner in violation
of all the precedents of book-cran turn out to be
sufficiently amusing, with spice Of geographical
and historical information to boot. The first we
know we are leaving New.York on midsummer's
day, and arrive in Valparaiso four or five weeks
aiterward; but how long ago it was, who We are,
and why we are going, no hin, is brea,hed by the
deponent. The mention of bonnets and skirts at
length berays a female traveller; aud as we grow
more at home in Gillian life, we find unmistsksble
traces of Il feminine pen in the character Of the
themes, SIS well as the vvaety Of discussion. The
descriptions are much in the style Of lively IA
miliar letter. which TO many persons, 10 Of tie
most delightful kinds Of reading.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun-R'es''.3:'9 se's........G:l5 Moon Sets. 80
nIdH WATER IH. DAY
sandy Hook. 1900 Coy. IS Sc
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STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.

S,TEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
- FROM NEW:YOkK 70 LIVERPOOL.
Thu Ste nu-hip
GREAT EASTERN
WALTgs PATON, Commander,
will be dispatched - x..,, -
FROM LiNERPOOL; FROJ NEW-fOhk:
SATURDAY. April SAIu kDAi, APril 20
TUESDAY, May -. TUESDAY, JaLe y 49,
u BIN. -" \"
E,oh berth according to SIZE SITUATION end sccommoda
ton Of the Stateooms oil having the same privilege IN
the 0ons and regard 'Bs ano a,ten inee sef OF
apartments Tor families may be engaged by specie sgee9n
EXCURSION TICKETS OUT AND BACH; ~ HE
FIRST CABIN ONLY. a FARE AND a HALF; .
Servants accompanying psss myers and children undeF IL
yesrs Oh age. hl.f lare luflnts lcs . -.
SECOND CABIN-Sate.Rooul beith5 meals furnished at
operate tables ~
TuTND CABIN.-iueTngeOilte state Rooms, paseogefs
fouI with beds. belGiag table nten1s, aud 3D. suJ.
STEFKBGt-Nl.L superior acco nodaous .'..' ~
IA ne. payabo in go OF ia eqgvaeut 10 I. :. Currency
Ead .assengs. a "a. % cub Zee! VI usssge An t1.s-
Tiercsi Surgeon on oold. ,,,, .,,,.
Fox passsge Apply 10 euAS q, "
At the Office No. 70 Broadway.
Fox freight s?py 20 $500. .,,,,.,,.,,r
No. - Seuths.
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Ocean Cleaners.

TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first.
class steamer will leave Nsw.York the lst 18th and
2ls of each month except vhen those dses a on sun
DAY when the day or departure will be the MONDAY FOL
lowing. =. IN,
For freight or passage apply at the only Office 10 Bowl.
nggr.en. d. u. ALLtN' agent
MI O. ROBERTS LINE.
W. STEAMSHIPS to SAN FRANCISCO End OkEOON,
over NICARAGUA TRANSIT. The steamship
AMERICA or ILLINOIS,
will leave for GiiEYTOWN. to connect with steamIh'
MOSES TAYLOR
at noon on SATURDAY, April 25 1863
For freight OK Pa,sese apply to ..e,,
No. III West.si.. corner OF WerTen.
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& NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.


COMMENClNo DECELbEh 1909
pssse ger Station in NewYok 27th and av
entrance on .ithst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-l ORh: -
lor Neville yen, . c. n. tx) u Il, 20 tEx') afoA
ami ?. -.
Fos sniseport . Ga H. (Ex)i l2ls ais (sI a4a 49,
For Milford Stafford Fairfield Southport, and wes:port,
10. II. Y -. $40 40 p H. $500, 90 "a .
ForNo.wsk 95oa l2l5. 2l5 (Ex). 80, 40 300
FOR Dsrien aud Greenwich. $50 l2ls aao 40.
For stanford :. (E1l go M i2I5, 2l5 tESj $40.
por port Chester and intermediate stations T. $50 m;
IL To- 3 40. 49,, s..sl 80 Z. M ,
Tor Port Chester and Nrw-kochele p N
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Bos on Via Springfield (Ey.l AlJ (Exl 3d. n.
Tor Boston, via Shore Line lAl5, r. N o,-,,,
For Hart.o aud Springfield g. In tEx iI' 1'i' SrL
Conn. cticut River Railroad 70 Montreal Exk
Eor iisr,ord Providensc and Fi.hkin Iaihcsd,a m
~" Rsreu New.London aud stsriHston Railroad At
Ga ~ 70 b.. {. b. p III. , ,
C,ual Ra.rced III p. m. to Northampton
H,us,rouic Railroad Fl tsseld 3 d.
FOR Ma. ttuca Rtil Dad. Q a, n. %'!3 p IN. A.
For Dsnhury AID NOTwalk haiir' ad, n a. D. 1oP,nL
romn,odous siaepirg Cas- scn. 10 the D. IN IIHo.
JAMES II. HOiT Superintendent.
ArEW-JERSEY RAu.ROAD-FOR PHIL
~ AOKLPHIA AID the SOUTH AID WESr. via ysR.
sEY CIrY-M,u and hxpress Inns leave New'i0fk Of
aud IA A NJ T. & i:2n and ll;jl p. Fare % IhrousA
h,e,age checked at AMI 10 AID 1870 and i'Jo p M,
Tor IL .aing,on. ard al I'D 2 N. Tor tho West
j. w. WOODBURY., Assistant superinendent
No baggage viii be received Ton trns unless deefeo
and ehccsea u minutes IN advance Of he time OF es'pe
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Boots ano SHOES.

CD So So 81, and 81 J0.--ShOES and
GDO, GAlTERSt At JONEs'S hos 10 aud y Anns'
II s.-Please cell and examine before puTci asing
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Sailed.
March 2D-stesmers-Tham Arayo. Thomas Collier Viz
gina
SLips-Mamsroneck, L. 7. Sturges
Earks-N. T.. Anderson, X. q, W. Dodge
Rrg-MaTy Lowell , IN,
Schooner Mary r. Hays (Br) w. f. Alexander (br:l
Alexander (Br Avon, Aerschsl, Fanny Fern Eurhema'
Ann Il Susan, , am. 49,.
2I.t-stsam.hip, City of Baltimore, Teuona aess, Ocean
Queen. Mary Sanford. ,,s
Also ship Vanguard; baks Express Aert schf bodea'
tor.
2d-Ste,mship TsIisman. for Kingston. Jam.
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fruit to Moore Henry March IA Ia, a.s, Ian on
spoke schr Arctic, from Philadelphia bound )
Ing New rroyaenra lt Rusgero Naples SO days. fiui.
% j, s. Euees '~'f'''"'' w"
Haven. Wv
schr Black Swan. Lane Belfast with barley to p. puck
dCo.
Sohr. Alice Gould, Norwslk, hoy, for Washington D. G.
ScLr White Sea Litchheld, Boston for Philadelphia
WIND-At sunset, from N. r., and light.
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Dcnti5lrr.

I W. CRANE ". D., DENTIST, RE-
~ MOVED to No 81 East WesLingtol'pace U-iversiiy
Buildings, New 0fk
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TLYIlE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEANSd pS. ....
LICWEEN NEN-IOkK AND Ill LePODL, CALLlSO
AT CORK HAKBOk.
Avn prTWrTV BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALL
INC AZ HALIFAX AND CONk AARbOE. -
AUSTRALIANS. Cook iesyes.S. " " edn 'dsy MAJ =
EUROPA Mulr.......aves B.ston.... W ednesiAy Apr'
ASIA shannon. leaves New forA. Weanrsday AFf' %
CAnADA Ora,c. ..,eoses Boston. NeeissdsN APP -
AFRICA Noodle leaves Arwl ofE. " edbeidAY Auf -
ARABIA Anderson leaves t5sf0n.. VI ednesesy. AYR ~
PERSIA t......lc4scs trt-lork Necreadsy ..m-y b
,roM stw-YoHK TO LtysHPovL.
Chief Ca u fg.sa.e........s.s..,..s'.s''~ ~ ~
SecoLd Cabin Passlgs..................... bOV
YKov s,.roS LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin 4 - -
second { a1in Pas,sge .....,.,...,.s.,.s,' % W
payable ia aod or rs ed lssu in nIed state currency
Be,ths u secured gn.l paid Tor
An erperienced surgeon on board.
The sr these ships viii got be accountable Tor S7e-
Gle or Naurnvs Bills of isding h4Tns the V~ls eA
pressed 81 signed therefor
For Freight or Passsse aprly TO- ,.-
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TERNlNUS-Pas.engeT Depot, Japlessip and foot Of
3n-t,., Il. ANiu'er arEsugenens commencing rnosy,
Oct r. 1907: New YORK TT for Grecppoft sag
HaTbor Orient and UsnpioDs 81 H. and M ioI fp'
4: et a. N. and4 D. Tor Syo-s. Al u. m for Hemp
stead Sundays the tran leaves Huutefs peint tJ4ths
f@rry) a. m. FOR Ispbank and ineunediae stations
excursion rates; aInns leaves lapasuk al 36 m
On Fcay md 5iurdsy night the p M lahsns tain viii
through Ge-npoit r"ur ng Saturday and Monday
morning a. S:Ij No. aDIvins IN Nrw-fok at yo, a. m
NEN-IORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY X. X.
~ --tor Albany Troy North and NeSt-WINTER AR
NANGFsf'.Nr commenting NO. DAY. Nov. II, 1879.
For ALBANY lO30a Express " I'll Train from l6th'st
Station. R.turuiug leave .ibsH. ~ J. 80
For Loc.t ~. las see Time table.
TOE. iLRsuILI, Sunerntendenk,
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY IN CoLuMnUs, M ter
ri frse affair occurred here about och on TIE mon
iup Of Mach o a. tho Columbus House man oy Tie name
Of Nog.rs We. elected Meubor 81 toLsies. nom br
Memphis District but account "hs rei"ea a'a "
sgdden III Of insanity. Is supposed. c,nienc.n AZ ~
upon Will. ia his bed The iInd 40 nearing
d.turbanee rushel H. when Rodgers a'acked hlh Hil
kiife sa1hug him In terrible r.inef Tho iShdoi9
WIFE, hesfibg bu bands cry for heip, came running W.
and H. nedst.y attacked by the nad.n ana SaAc m
smeurer that renders her recovery Impossible. pLs n
ARRAY, tho lieutenant received pistol SHOT when 10 "' a
Will prove mortal The guard here rushed ~ nud heu ou
The nnotLDite who pied his H0IK oil Huuri upon
them lie finally :e dead being shot with NE bA""i 1''
through with bsyopet The landlord hi. vie ni
the lieutenant lynn at The point OF death no W.
former II Is thought survive the night la any other
piece than Columbus TINS would create sehaoh. bat be.o
IL Is en- old story.
The Nh Rogers whose insanity aud tie tragedies atondin3
Il are above recorded. probably tie Hon John T. ass',
who was forced by the Rcbel foe fo Middle Tennessee
and who fece,ty spoke in the cities f the North 10 com
Iany with Hamilton Of Texss and other loyal men he
was for advanced IN years. Of nigh character aud 'rd'
Ing ard for ten years Attorney General Of the state al
Office which his father hold before him Although ,ls"t-
holder he Confined loyal Unon afer secession Of
Tennessee Ia consequence Of which no subjected 10
every peecuiioD. bis movable properly solen and
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CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LlV fRPOOL, touching
at Queenstown. cork Hsrbor I'm veklowt st"sui-
rts OF the Liverpool NcgloTk aud Philadelphia Steamship
Company ere Intended % sail Is follows -
ElNA siap' Ap''
CITY or WtSiilNfrTON,,.s.. s'0a-1isdf "A
Ard every sacceodin. SAII KDAl az hoon from Pix a.
North River.
RATS
Paya 10 in cold or its cquiyslsnt IL currency; -
FIRST CABINu.....SbO 10 ,slEEitAG E......-.s@ 10
First Cabin to LoudoG. 90 " SlseTage LOufoH.. - -
First Cabin Pafls.. % C0lrteeTago 10 Iarts ~ 90
Fir. Abn tismbmg ~ COL Steesge 10 Frnlbng 81 %
Pas.eng-rs forwarded HssTe. Bremen. Rotterdam.
Antwerp. &c, 80 equally low ratel - 80
Fares from Liverpool Queenstown: ls Cebin 80 $50
eifa steerase from Liverpool $40 From Ouceustown 49,
qho.e who wish send ios their ienas can Duy eAesh
8. these rates.
For further In formaon apply at the Companys Offices
JOHN q. DALE. cent. No. ID Broadway. =. 7.
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LEAVES AND FLOWERS. On,

LEAVES AND FLOWERS; Or opJRor LESSONS ~
BoTAsr. By ALPH0Sso WooD A. NJ. lamo., Pr. JzI.
Barnes Burt
Tho Grst principles Of botany are here illustrated
by variety of neat engravings, in which the differ
cut organs of plant distinctly represented to the
eye. The illustrations are accompanied with copions
explanatory remarks, presenting the elements OF the
science TO the juvenile student in very attractive
form. selection is added from the native aud
cultivated plants Of the United States, intended TO
furnish the Learner with appropriate exercises in
analytical botany. The former productions OF the
author in this department Of science have gained
high reputation. from. which nothing will be de-
tr.cied by the present volume.
sAxTONs HAND bOON or TOBACCO CULTURE.
- mo pp -. {. ~. SaItou a. Co.
Tue increase OF tobacco culture at The North within
q few years past, suggc,5 tne necessity Of bnei,
comprehensive manual adapted 20 the use o. farmers
who are intending 70 engage IN the busincss. The
present treatise Las been prepared with view TO
supplying tins want aud is intended az complete
and trustworthy guide TO cutvators Of every degree
Of experience. II contains several interesting ais-
torca details with regard to tie introduction # te-
bacco into general u.e and an extended seros Of d.
recions on every point connected WITH il. practical
cultivation.
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STORIES or FRONTIER ADV EN1URE ~ TIE
SOUTH AND WEST By MiLIisN 4. CoDoEsHAii.
Emo pc. 80. FoA,it lo.'eI 60.
The spirited sketches Of frontier lfe contained IN
this volume are republisned from various periodicals,
in which they have attained considerable porulari-
ty. They are written in al Oh-hand free and essy
manner with no little freshness Of feeling aud CA
preston, and are well worthy OF preservation in the
more permanent form a which tley nov appear.
Tie Automa,on Battery and The hafonaion
Company, by G. Douglas Brcweron, L. 5. a., are
a series Of coo.ed diagrams designed 10 illustrate
the movements in the Held Of mounted artillery ana
infantry. ID. Van Nostrand.l
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Goal an0 Uooo.

c. THE best quality of Locust Mountain
ID 1. Furnace, Exc AMI stove COAL delivered. well
screened to nY part Of the CITY, the above Pee per tun
ALIEN DAVIS son. Noe go and fs st-av near iths'
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Below.

Below.
One ship, one bark and one brig, unknown.
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CRIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains leave
A. from foo OF Chsm1efsSt.:
-. H., +, pfess f9r Buise. .
81 M, Mix daily, for OnsWle
z;l5 % u Ac ,onr cd a. ion. daily, for Port Jeryis
$50 pm Way. Tor Middrto ~, hewJurgh and warwick
5r H. Night t1uress dairy. Tor Duukirs Buffalo aud
to-eifa aud rtncinsl s'4Os 1fsiD Of Saturday runs
through =. 2aHalo. but does ~. run 10 DunkiE
6pm, Eings-er. CHAs' NiNoI' General supehh'endE
HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-fOR ALI
y BANY and TROY. CONNECTlSG WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains l.ave: = 80,
Fyp-e.e SnJ IN =, andg: 80, J. % m. and 1881 and
- ald 3 D. ~ tsand. ys ineudei) at 5:A
Troy aud Albany with sleep Z. m
ing ca }, l0:0p. m. W;9l m. ,.,,,..,
Pos gkeepsie train, an, II t:- H. ana L-S anoo'''
aud 30 p. = IN.
Pestshu train, .:4a 2. N. 500 D. m
Sing Sing train. $50 ?. ,; y p IA
arr Town. 4:lh D. m Si'Z u =. uu.....,.
F,ross One Eo 2bs " ashiu. comet. City Hall Square,
ef byo b.r b,r-sse checked at their residences 10 all
points the Iosd add TO stfsioss NE ,,n,,
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OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY.-

VEN RAIJ hA1LhOADOl NEW -JEhSEl.-
~ From loot of Court SC Meeting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lackaweuna and Western Rai
rood and 1t Fason with the Leigh Valley htiroad and its
forming dfect line TO Pittsburgh and the West
without change OF car , ,,--, , 81, . arr, una,
S'RtNG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS March l6, 1863
Leave New-York a. foilo"H: - .
HARRrsBrRG FxqREss--At a. m for Easton. leading,
Pot syle Harrisbuf. Mauch Chunk. Nilbamspor
Man TsAY-At3a IN for Easton. Wster Gap. scrantons
Great Bend. Plttston. BilqhGmton. Nilke-barre &c
II THrouGH TRAIS-Por Eaton allentown Williams.
port Resline potisvile. Harrisburg. &C. 90
4 ? NJ. THRoUGH TRAIN-FCr Egston. Bethlehem Alien
town, and Magch CHUNK
5.J0p ~ WAY TRAN-FOr Scmrrvile.
Up NJ NEsTEas ExrREss-Fo gaston. Allentown, Read
ins H6ni burg Pitsbursb and the Wet Slee log from
Jersey City through 10 fltt0Wgh. -
EXPRESS TRAIN TOR HARRIsBuRG-Iie g. m Express
Tram from NewYoik arrives lasDorg at H. connect
ing Fast and West Penasy ysnis Central Railroad NORTH
Central Railroad Non and South and with tie Cunee'-
loud Ys ey Railroad
Tvs TRnouaH EyPHH's TEAM FOR ThE Wssr leaves
NYork sc o. ~ daily Sundays excepted making Close
connection at Harrisburg with PelLsy yania Railroad
no chauge Pittsburgh and tut to Cincinnati aud
Chic 20 Two hours saved by taxing this train.
ELLAUETHPORT AND NEw-f OAK fEtKY Leave New lork
from pisr No . North River at $3.50 m. and l2:JO
and $40 y. N. ~, ,,,,
irio each way JOSIAH U. sIAAhNs. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

COMMENCING DECEIBEK I. 1862
psse ger Station in NewYok 2th and 18th
entrance on .iti-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-13
FROM MEMPHIS.
Movement Of TrOOps--Safety Of
Of the Newspaper Cores
p3ndsnts.
the Cincinnati Gazette.l

MEMPHIS, May 10.
Troops are moving from here to-day, but
whether to General Rosecrans or General
Grant is not known.
The seeesh here yesterday were rampant.
They hurrahed for JEFF. Davis and seemed
to imagine that in a day or two the rebels
would possess Memphis.
Thomas H. Yeatman, Special agent of
the Treasury Department for abandoned
property, gives notice Of the first sale of
5000 bales Of cotton abandoned to the
Government. The sale will take place on
the 4th of June; terms Of sale are Gov
eminent notes or certified certificates of
deposit for sums overten thousand dollars,
in the United States Depository at New
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, St.
Louis or Louisville.
A letter has been received from Rich
ardsOn Of the New York Tribune, dated
jackson, May 9Th, stating that Colonel
Burns, Brown and himself and company,
escaped from the wreck of the sunken tug,
after half an hours swimming, were pick
ed up, taken to Vicksburg and thence to
Jackson. All are well, and kindly treated