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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-07-20
The First West Va. Legislature.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES. {
Sketches Personal. Political and BIZ
ographical.
LEWIS BUMGARNER, of Mason

Lewis Bumgarner, the member from Ma
son, is "a native of that county and has
never made his home outside of its limits.
He was born in 1876 and is forty seven
years of age. His father was q farmer and
he was reared to the same honorable pur-
suit, and was married at the age of twenty
four. His life has been quiet, and so far
as the public are concerned, somewhat un-
eVeptful one, and has been spent in the
pursuits and retirement of home.
I.Along tho cool sequestOred vale Of life
He has kept:tlle noiseless tenor his way"
He has at. present, in connection with
his farm, saw mill, and does considera-
BILE business as dealer in lumber, Has been
magistrate since the new Constitution of
Virginia went into operation in '52.
After the sad affair in which the lament
ed Lewis Wetzel lost his life MIR. Bumgar-
ner was chosen to fill the vacancy in the
House of Delegates of Virginia, of which
Mr. Wetzel had been a member, occasioned
by his death. In this capacity he served
until the old State government here was
exchanged for the new.
Since the breaking out of the rebellion,
Mr.. Bumgarner has been an active and ar
dent supporter of the Federal Government
and through il of the Union, and Jealous
friend and advocate of the new State. Has
always been moderate anu rather noeral IN
his views respecting slavery. Has always
opposed the extension of it over new terri
tory, but has equally opposed the interfer-
ence With il where it existed by anybody
but the people directly interested. He was
ardently in favor of making West Virginia
a free State and voted and advocated every
measure looking to that end.
He has always been Wing, having in
herited Wing principles from his father,
but never took any active part in political
or public matters until the breaking out of
the rebellion. He is in religion, member
Of the United Brethren.
In person, Mr.. Bumgaruer is of medium
stature, being about Eve feet eight, and
spare 10 flesh. Hair light colored and fine,
slightly gray about the temples, and entire
" non est on top of the head, displaying
we'll shaped head; eyes dark blue, ap-
proaching grayish, face closely shaVen and
Slightly square in contour, and in general
expression pleasing and betokening intelli-
gence; features too small to be considered
handsome. Dresses plain but neatly, is
quiet and unobrtusiVe; talks well either in
conversation or on the floor, though he has
made no speeches of any length yet, and
seldom troubles the House. Is always in
in his seat aud attentive to the business. of
the House.
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WHEELING
Business School.
20 : Y Pi''l'l''0l 1'' % 1l' l'-,n'sf q
COuntlng-HOuSe Calculations

the uttouti0n their primary iapOrtanso Dc
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JUST RECEIVED.

"a boiled BLACK SILKS for MAntillas ann Dress
=. and will be offered Old prtces- ..-e -a.-ls'a
Also q new lot OF MOURNING DRESS GOODS,
aaeh A. Mozambique, Grape MsTetI, TamATtino
Cloth, Lawns &C, which for sale at exceedingly
low prices Call early before the goods sold and
secure bargains- ALEX HEYMAN,
mylI 137 Main street
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4ailp lpsutelliqeuter
TERMS OF ADVERTIsIRG.

rWGLV SOLID LLNEs OF NoNPAREIL ION ONE INoH, )oR
LESS, hAKB A SQUARE.
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no! FOR THE SUMNER RESORTS.
The Ohio White sulphur Springs

YET I'LL be formally opened on the 18th Of June
w the anniversary occasion OF the meeting Of the
Ohio Medical Society. --. = .--.-
These SPRINGS, so national In reputation, and
popular in favor, situated In Delaware county,
Ohio IS miles from the Capital and Ave from the line
Of two railroads.
They viii bo under the exclusive control OF the
Proprietor. ANDY WILSON, Esq They WiIlbe con-
Quoted with special reference TO place OF
FASHIONABL RESORT
relaxation ane healthy improvements They excel in
all these features ANY SPRINGS IN AMERICA.
Refereuee 10 A. WILSON, Proprietor. PostofIice
my2T Sac
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SAMUEL P. WHEELER
ATTORHTEK,

COLLECTOR OF PRNsIoNs, soLD1RRs' CLAIMS
AND ORRTIFIED ACCOUNTS.
A Ii OHcers Soldiers, OF Seame1, disabled IN the
"a service ofthe United states, HFe entitled 70 Pen
Gi0n for Hfs and IN Of their de1fh, tho WIDOW
soldier or seaman l. entitled 70 PenAion, aud as0
the bounty Of hundred dollars, and AL tack pay
claim or pension is collected, and NO CHARGE IN
CertiaSd ACoOuhts collected On the most reasons
oies, No. 1sO Fourth street. Isarrhe cOuEt-h0lso,
Wheeling, Va Darl4u
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DIED.

DUNN-On Tuesday March 81 Susan wife ofDavid Dunn,
IN ns r1a ~ f.rJs Of The family are invited TO attend
The flno-, from her late residence No 6O King street, on
Friday al O'clock
GUTIERREzIn the CITY OF Paris France on "Wednesday
Feb a. Fernsndo q. Gudsrrez aged "a years. =,
Tho hisuds OF the family and Of his uncle as shSw are
respectfully invited 10 attend Tie funeral fom NO. ~ ad'
sou street on Saturday tbs lth inst. at O'Clock p n,
without further notice
GIBBoNs-In Phladeph Monday, March 30. John
William GiDbou IA the 10th year Of bis eye, formerly OF
UfiETEH-C Tuesday March 81 at Alton Ill, Mrs Elmra
Hunter formerly Mrs VIM Lessett and daughter OF the
Her ,srs viii be taken to New-ochels for ntsrnen.
JONES - On Thursday. April 2 joan Jones, native OF
The nsaSs. Of The incien, Bron Benevolent Society
at o'clock from St. DAvids Hal No. 80 Caaai stses.
WIN. LEWIS. Secretary
LAIDLAw-on "Wednesday. April l. 1868. John LadlAw. in
Tn. re and friends the family invited to attend
funeral from his ate residence 30 ~ columbia street
RFICuARD--On Wednesday morning. April /, Constance
AsIse. widow Of the Alo 7 edsrc koiehaFd
Notice will be given 81 tho Iuusru.
SNiIH-At Norwak, Conn, on WednesIay April l. Annie
C. wife OF Wm Rande Smith, aud daughter Ct Con John
% Of The family are respectfully invited to stsnd the
funerul SERVERS the Fs, Couge. onal Church Nor
wah on Saturday morning next, fth mt az O'CLOCK.
,r f.nais vii be conveyed TO Greenwood for ntersns
via Nsw.York and New Haven Rarold BY Tbs rsin dns
viii be In visiting O. Madison avenue.
uSDFltIiILL-U1 "wednesday, April |, suddenly; Y.
1890
daIshter OF stephen and Ezsbeth 4. Barker
Rnn.fs on Saturday, April T. AZ o'clock from tho
saepcs of he father Tuck,boe. Car leave wenty iN
street Harlem r. Il. at 81 md ici m return at o. NJ
friends of the family respectfully Invited 70 attend
Csr.srs viii bs waiting at tho depot 1t Tuckshoe TO con
vry nisnas TO the houts.
WILLiS-In thu. city Thursday stsnoon, April 2. Of
typhoid rvsr, Nel-ntire NI son Of Julia and the late
William wills IN tho 34h year OF hi, aGe
Tn. relative. friends u tie family respectfully invited
20 attend the fom his lae residence No. - kN
ton street Saturday morning itb mat 81 o'clock The
remain, viii be taken TO Springfield y. for niemeut
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AhE RUNNING OF THE PORT HUD.
SON BATTERIES.
se0en' OF the Passage mnde by tho
Hartford and Aibutress.

'hieego Tribune.

hartford and Aibntrsss.
'pe'A Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune
yo,, CAIRO, March 81, 1863.
from correspondent accompanied Farragut's flee,
i9g9Tng's Point. ~ VI '''' ii"i'ioru W
action correspondent here gives an accom-, Of N,
mond. ana nn nepated IN by the Mississippi, Rich.
lows:l 'nef vessels. aud then proceeds as fol.
and AIbsr r,ock the ensuing morning, the Hartford
River and nv steamed up far ss the mouth of Red
rams had inse sscer,ained that four or five Rebel
oSimnevs c6uIa s PASSED up the smoke from wbos W
Ias Gs;r vV,ia yet be seen in the di,snce ala"
s ny ~ 'ne crew Of the Mi,sis,nn; M In"1
ken prisonen Still passing nm At ka,c naa oee cen
steamers Destroyed the telegram ,a MaTsSnez, Inc
orders. Ibis was on the 18th. Ae' W harfa8ut
On Thursday, the 18th, we ns.s.a a.,
and were fired upon by the ba,,sruu Grand Gull,
pieces but tho boat was uniuurcS vi naeon held
were killed and eight wounded Ths ,aa n'ee men
Rebel side IL not learned. On the ,an. Jsv IN tne
gut distinctly saw, as be thought the wres - ,s
indanola, shattered as though she had been Slo, VIC
up near the shore. "'o"n
~ On tho 10Th our Government steamer, na,,sd
Msrrenton shelling the batteries vigorously bnt NJ
sSsmy was seen, and no reply mads TO the cannon
n r. Ihe same day we reported Rear. Admlra
~ forter of Vicksburg.
a. on Inc elst we received coal from a. ove Aoated
~ 90 70 ba1ges, a. before related Afterward, on
Wv $50 Vie Albatross made q reconnaissance 4
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY APRIL 4 1865

Warrenton, and destroyed an unfinished casemsted
battery which the Rebels bad commenced, unoer .
slight opposition from. rdemen and a few hs la
pieces. The ensuing day the Hartford pald 'ne
same place visit, and found about 5000 rieme ~
intrenchsd, who were quickly scattered BY o0'o VI
shot and shell. ..oouor,
which were at the foot Of the canal when your cor
respondent left. o,c;,, 70 .;lsnee
any battery on the rver certainly 6msen anu
Of all bis nSH All the Officers and
Oh mOs Ohv P5t Carol Of Hartford is especial
godoIs ccai dispatches which have gone forth s
to Washington Of FsI ,oy alo
runboats has infused new visor anu 'p''' INV VIZ
soldiers at Youngs Point.
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Travellers, Gui,ie.

To Albany. by Hueson Riyci h. 81 Warren.
-. = ID ard u 8 ard ~ o. m sunday, s:9a o. m
To Albany. by iisrsnn BR. 20th-st aud ithaV ia u
10 BoBtoa. by Sev-London line Pier ~. N.
X, Stohngon Hoe, Pier 10. n. r, and Fall
EivlI nne. fier >, y H.. daily tSandays
cegtedl. .,::...,........;:;:...:....... 5p M
To Boston, BY New.iiaven RR.. via Spring.
Ted, 2h't AID 4th-av ;....:e a. M and ~ aud ..
ith.ay, via shore Ling ~. and p. IN Sunday p M
Il Buls0 by Erie m foot VI Chambers
a. m and p. m
Of Communicate TO- M o. a ~ m Sunday, u .. ~
Railroad Psr % ~ H. foot Of Bsrclays.. .. m. D. IN
To Washington. by kew.jeruy hk.1. I0aIa,
g. u aud ~ m foot OF Coqrsnd;ti Sunday, "A p. m
10 Warrington. by Camden and Auboy Rail.
road Pier ~ n. r. foot Of BaEcsyst SO and n N
To tho West. 'by Genital Raufosd OF rew-
Jrney, foot Of Couhandtst. und a. M,
u 81 and D. ID
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APPOINTMENTS Br TIE GovrESonIBy and with

APPOINTMENTS Br THE GOyrRNoR-By and with
the advice and consent Of she Sons;e, April 1868:
koTARIEs PUBLc.-KIsGs-KeonArdB Burton William II.
Boughton. Edwin Walsh David Barnett Charles Holt Chss
d. Miller Edwsrn ID. Murphy. VIM. w. Walsh OF Brooklyn
NEW YoHK.-Philp Y. Hsnnavan, John 5. Ames, Henry
BALDWIN David IT, Baker, James Clinton Bolton. ~ W. Stuy
yessnt Catlin, VIM. H. De Camp Richard NJ Harrison, John
H. lockwood Carey Murdoch, VIM J: Sinclair John Web.
Der, ueoge q. Waters Enocb Breed, Stephen T.. Burna
Eugene Lawrence, Edward Robinson, jr Robert Sewe.
ysmss Thomson George Walton, HoIsto r. Carr, John
M Dawson Chsrlcs Edward, VIM Hall Ryan jacob See
Decker John IT, Walker Mason Young, Ebenezer H. Brown,
toward d. Hawthorne Robert L.. Cutting jr.. Noah Tug
~sShi IL, OF Now-YoIk CITY.
99uTroLk-Jesss G. Young OF Lakelaed
llykPkIEs-Ossan q. Howard of Ithaca
WksToHRsTxRJsnesE Ayres Of Tarfytswn, Odle Close
yNloson Falls Henry w. Clark OF Now Rochelle, Warren
~nsop o. Sing Sing Edward r. Baird Of Yonker jonathan
w. by oiSew'Rochelle, Edward u. LsDg Of biog Sing
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Mails Close nj tho post-Orice.

For Great Britain bnd The Continent, o. steamer
s.I mia Saturday April4 l0I N
Fha.y April '............. l2l p m
For Ireland by steamer Ems, via Queoastown.
Saturday. APria ........ ............... ~ q. IN
For Havana and Ne~-Orlsans. by steamer Cfeo.e.
ssuId,D, April ........:....... Ioi e. IN
For Newborn, N. g., AM Port Royal. 8. C.. by
steamer augusta Dlsnors. Saturday. April a.. p. N
For California. &c. daily fSandGys eGccptsll,
overland via 81. Joseph. NO.. ....5 aud ,. D.
NoTth-Albsny, Buffalo and Csuads. ..5 and d D.
North and Vest Way hs. .. no
WSisf Mail via Ee Railroad ......j nd a D.
SoutAera and southwestern malls m, ~ aud i0i p.
Eaton Aall ....s...s......3s In ia asa q. p.
New ediOrd Newport aud Fall River. D. IN
The Long Island Mad close. At 81 a u. and 81 D. IA
Sunday Aails.-On sunday al risils close at II .. u
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MEETING or CENTRAL LOYAL NATIONAL
LEAGUgAn adjourned meeting Of the Central Loyal Ne
oDal League held ut the Cooper Institute Thursday
evening by the different Committees present.
ed adopted and the credentials Of the various Wad dele
gates passed Progress. made toward permanent orssni'
xafia
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Loyal National League.

The members of the LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE are
that kne HALL has been permanently engaged No
83 BrosawAy sud Will BIO opened for their reception
MONDAY NEXT.
READING-RoOM supplied with journals and pamphlets
will be open Daily ffcm a. IN. 70 II y. m.
PAMPHLETS for distribution in each Ward eau be OBJ
taurd on Application the Clerk in charge Of the Hail. the
order Of the OF the Weird Committee OF the Loyal
National League" representing the same.
BULLETIN win always BE- found at the Hail. containing
the lans. war news from every section Of the country
Tho ROLL and PLEDGE of the League will DO always
ready for Signature at the Hall.
\ VOLUNTARY ASSESSMENT LIST can also be sno'
,cribed o,,.,
CONTRIBUTIONS may DO sent to the Treasurer, JOHN
A. STEVENS. ESD President OF the Bank Of Commerce
BADGES be obtained by members OF the League on
application to the Clerk. ..,,,.,,r
A CkhrIFICATE or MEMBERSHIP, designed by one
Of the mos, dis gned artists of the country VIII be
ready i0r dryery ia q few dsys
can be had by those DESTROYS Of purchasing the
a, low mice JAMES A. ROOSEVELT,
Secretary Of the Lessns
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DISTRICT Of NBW-1Ohk
Annual Tax Notice.-NOtice 10 hereby given tina. the
ANNUAL LIST OF TAXES assessed In tnis Collection Die
rct year 1862 has been received from the ASSESSOR
ard the duties therein specified doe and
will attend personally oy Deputy, a, oce. cornsf
Of lh-t and 3thsy under The New York County Bank,
DAILY Except sUnday from the date hereof uot and
including MONDAY. 18th day of April instant from
o'clock a m. 4 o'clock p. M. to receive the same
The included in the aforesaid M those on Plate.
Carriages Yachts Billiard Tables and for Lcenses 10 per-
cons occupations liable therefore the let day Of
september 1862. and not yet taken
Al persons who neglect Psy tho Duties and Taxes a..
and returned in the list Aforesaid within tie TIME
herein specified will then become liable to pay TEN PER
CENpUM ADDITIONAL upon the amount Thereof: Dated
NewYork April 2. 1863 WILLIAM ohrON,
Collector Sixth District Of NewYork
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Physicians and Chemists. No. 438 Broadway.

PREMIUM ON GoLD.-The Subscriber, who can
change his prices with tho fluctuations Of gold without
mourning enormous expense In advertising the changes
compelled sell his Pens at Old Prices Thinking his Custom
entitled 10 the benefit Of the Premium Gold rather than
the wa dsbsses Of tho best currency this country ever
had be offers all RENTING tho amount Of their orders In
Gold the full Premium in this city the day when received
In this way he hopes do country and his customers
some good without inurng hms. for the MORTON PEN
not be made without GoLp.
When Paper Money sent United States ferred over
any other. A. MORTON. No. 25 Msiden-lsns, Eew-York
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OPENING OF THE SEAsON.-With the COM
Of the welcome Spring, hsys the pleasure Oh
10 readers Ksox Of No z3 Broadway 10
with his SPRING FASHION GESrLEmzS', HATS which
are like ali his designs neat elegant and becoming Every
body who is anybody KsOx's HATS We expect to
witness exciting time about the corner Of Broadway ard
Fulton.s 81 during the coming week.
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IODINE WATER.
IJdHE'

Pure IODINE In pure WATER. cure for scrofuis Con;
SUMPTION Dyspepsia Rheumatism Neuralgia Syphilis Mer
eurisi Disease and all those distressing and affecting mslsde'
which arise from enfsebisd vtssd state Of the blood de-
fective nutrition an impure atmosphere, &c.
It's genuinsness pure solution aud ito excellence s
medicine are stte.tsd by such distinguished Dr.
r. Chiffon Prof E. H. Parker Prof J. G. Booth. Dr. J. B.
C. Smith. and others.
slpsr bottle. SIS per hsfdozeo
Dr.. II. AxpRRs Co..
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Great Sumter Meeting.

CALL OF The LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ihe members OF the Loyal National League and all per
sons VINO unite with then 10 discrimination support the
ooyernmens In Its efforts suppress the rebellion against Ia
authority ara Invited 70 So MASS MEETING
Union square SATURDAY AFTERNOON, 18th April. at
O'CLOCK the anDiysay Of the attack upon Fort Sumter to
rene" 70 the oovenment their solemn pledge and nIed
soye 20 mainth nninparsd sle national unity. both IL
COUNCIL OF TWENTY-FIVE.
GEORGE OPDYkE, T.. CAYLUS
CHARLES KING, MOSES TAYLOR
JOHN A. STEVENS, CHARLES BUTLER
VIM. CULLEN BRYANT, FRANCIS b. CUTTING.
JOHN C. GREEN, ROBEET BAYARD
A I. STEWART JOHN CISCO,
FRANCIS LlEBER, &. " y. ROOSEVELT,
WILLIAM r. DODGE FRANCIS @. SHAW
w n CIRTIS MOVES CHAS A. HECKSCHER
MORRIS KErCHUM, w H. WEBB
SETH "a HINT WILLIAM v. CARY,
'-'A " JAMES McKAYE.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE or TWENfn,FIvE
GEORGE GRI5WOLD, SIDNEY hOMAhD n oAf,
JOHN COCHRANE, ROBERI d; m1St l VET; ~ yA'
FRANKLIN II. DELANO. JAMES a. - n tJGLt
GeopGE CAR0T WARD ROB'T LENOX KENNEDY
IoHT Jay THOMAS N. DALE,
ia. ac II RArrry J. AUyrIN STEVENS. JR.,
iynI lin HtLf WILLIAM e. DODGE JR,
HfJGo WESENDONCK WILLIAM ORION,
WILLIAM T. BLODGETT, WOLCOrI GI1bS,
PARKE GOODWIN, e. r. DEImO n,Drr,,.,r
ADRIAN ISELIN GEOkGE r; r ~ -
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En,ertainment..- Friday, April 3

WALLACk'S-boldS stroke for Husband
WINTER OARDEN-EAst Lynne.
NIBLUS-Edith.
DARSUMS MUSFUM-shadow on the Wsi.
6OuPiBS GALLERY-Noosno OF the AudeL
IRVING HALL-AT. and Mrs. T. Thanh.
BARN ARDS fANORAMAS-No 652 broadway.
CLINTON HALL-DI. blAksnsy's LsetuIes
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LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE.

III. Laval National Lsssus IN the different Wards
Of the city arc requested make arrangements 70 ateno
MASS MEETING OF THE LEAGUE called FOR the "a
APRIL the anniversary OF SUMTER. on Unon.q
Notice should be sent 70 the Undersigned Of the
each may desire take In the ceremonies Oh tho
day. JAMES A. hOOSEFELI' seeu,esIy'
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NEw.yoRx LEGHsLATuHh'
cry,rF .ALBAYY, April 2, 1867.
,x,pN,NG SESSION.

;i,aa for the sale of lands donated by
The bill proviaiug rOmotion of agriculture and me-
Congress for ,1s 70 third reading l. pro-
:sss' r e s, e ss Be ssa p g;
Regents Of tue are supplied, then such other col
until all us nav select under the act of Congress
iegss az SsssUwYoE HsbOr Defense bill was made the
Inc New OSs- for tomorrow; also the bill amenda
sPeoia a. the Code of Procedure.
tory Oh acknowledgements and South Seventh-stree
I me bilIa. were ordered to third reading
Adjourned.
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punu;na OF the viehsburg batteries
n, the Rams Lancaster and switzer-

land.
s..,,.I D,ps,ch to The Cincinnati Gszst,s
'p''''' Mourn OF rns CASAt ABOVE viGsssg1o'
March Is, via Cairo, March 81, 1863
Admiral Farragut REQ Vested the aid Of an iron.
clad and two rams anticipating danger from below:
The rams Lancaster and Switzerland were ordered
down by Gen. Ellet, and with picked crews. The
former was commanded by Lieut.-Col. John A.
Ellet The latter by Col. Charles r. Ellet. The
rams started to run the Vicksburg batteries at :
o'clock this morning, but were unsvoidaby de-
layed.
The Switzerland took the lead and reached mid
WAY between the batteries, when shot struck her
boiler and exploded it, scalding three negroes
badly, and the mate, G. Conner, slightly. The
vessel then 1oated down the river, and was taken
in Tow by the Albatross. Her damage is slight
She will be fit for service in day or two.
The Lancaster was less fortunate. She was
struck soon after passing the first battery, one shot
almost splitting her hull in twain, several paseine
through her boilers and cutting her eteagn pipe
She soon commenced to sink, but fearing ,he pfghi
fall into the bands Of the Rebels Leut.-CoI hllet
discharged his revolver into the cotton around the
boilers and set her on fire.
Her bow went under, however, and IN q few
seconds the vessel disappeared beneath the engung
waves. One OF the pilots Tbos. L. w. kitson, lost
leg, and ii. s. Brown, Engineers, slghtly scaided
acknowledgements VIM. Mcdonald Is missing, and
was probably drowned. The crew behaved nobly
and Obeyed orders promptly. To this is attributed
their escape from death in three terrible FORMS
The batteries at Wsrrenton opened on the Hart
ford, TO prevent her going mp TO carry out her par
OF The programme, but, with the exception oftwo oil
three men slightly wounded, all on board escaped
dameop
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IVA ARRIVED.

NOprlIrP-AMrGH-On Thursday evening April 2, by
,bs Rev Henry Ward Be~cher, T. s. Horlhup to Helen
Amirh eldett daughter OF tue late VIM Amigb all Of
EloCAiyn- -
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Notice.
III = Iyr.RxlL REVENUE. !

u g INTERNAL hkykrVk,{
THIRFysRcOND COLLECTION DISTRICT kEw-foRx
Notice hereby given 10 AL persons residing or dong ous
meas n this District compriug First Second aud Fourth
Wards Of the City NewYork that the Assessment Rolls
will aecordsncs with the provisions OF section 10 OF tne
Act 10 Provide Internal Revenue De open for exana alton at
this Office No. 100 Broadway from o'clock to oclock
D. N for fifteen days from the date hereof SnndAys except
ell and that from che 10th day OF April 20 the 2Oh day Of
Ap next both days incuded appeals will be received and
determined by this Office daily from 10 o'clock NJ 70
o'clock ~ relative to any excessive yeuaton
All appeal, be made In writing and must specify the
particular cause matter thing which sion 10 re-
and state the grounds principle Of inequality
or error con- planned of-Dated New-fork, April 100
" ~ 5. p. GILBERT,
A,sss,or Thirty second District New \ ofk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03

EVENING SLSSIUN. =.
The Grinding Committee reported complete the
following bile: Relating to an assessment IN BROOK
Bsrren-street Railway Company; amending tae
charter of the New-York WarehousDg Company
amending the act relative to the use OF copariief
ship names; amending the act relative to avoiuipS
military accounts. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-03
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