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Ship Flora Macdonald Fuller LeshOrn Feb II and oibrsl-
tai March -. -
Ship Albion (Br.), Lolt. Liverpool March ~
sbip Bl.nhs, IN (Br) Courtney Liverpool March D.
Bark kuba (of Boston, Ray. Hong Kong psased AMER
Dec. ~.
Bark white Sea. from New0r.eaus
bhTk Meteor from -.
Barr ElecLUiug
Brig Chri.tisn saudsshofe and an Austrian bark.
sebE Albeit fIoIa Cubs.
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PRovosT MARsHALs.-The following are reported
o. OF the Provost M.rshss appointed
under the cono on act. for this oy lid District, Ste
phen B. Gregory; I'D Di,.rst Samuel L. Mallory With
District James w FAR.
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Memoranda.

The ship Union nIflyea lot night fom lilo Jsnero, re-
pors 'aug March T. 4'd e9ndgnei 10 Oelheh' Co. n
Iersnced ght variable winds e entire pA'sgs have bech
Wiit1 800 ls ufk fiuce the ,lh insi Win ~a
aud n. t. In b. II ~ ; Ion % 81 exchanged signals
win Pruss4n ship Issox aid 81 bark BIans, bound
The snip Dssdnoush nom Faysl 10 ~ anchor near tue
Upper Middle.
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Gales bp auttion.
n III. MsRvIS Aucuousss.
Rf BANGS, MERWIN a. 90 Irving Buid-


A. II. MsRwIS. Auciouss..
II BANGS, MERWIN e. Co., Irving Build
~ iDs ko@ eea and $50 Brssdwsy-saes Of Books. Sta
oohery petnre. Worss q Art Fancy Goods Furntore 10
MONDAY AFTERNOON, April ~ az o'cloct
Law LlBRAkY--Comprsug Common Law and Chan.
cerY Reports Of the Federal aud several Sat. ouTt. Admit
rally Repors statute Laws Dixe,t. ArSs v.yietv az
rnsnary works and an unusual collection Of Tras some Of
which are scarce, kc
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. April "a At o'clock and N.
three following days, ct the sans hour. COINS and MID
AIS oeng sseced specimens frou ths American portion OF
several elkDown Cabuss compriug greet variety Of
nns choice and exceedingly pieces For par.
tculsrs, see csts ogus
UCTION WORCESTERSHIRE SALE.
"A A yANDERPOOL l. Co.. Auctioneers.
II ODlcs--No 70 Maldenlsne
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNlTuBE AND
WORKS OF ART AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
The property 81 . person declining hou.ekecpmE
THIS DAY SATURDAY April 25 At lOf O'Clock precise
ly q, the elegau, residence. No " West lo'hT~'
between 5tb and 6th-svs; ...,. =,
The largest end riches, assortment Oh hOOSEnoLD
FURNITURE offered 81 suction this season. Ine rufnHoe
was ali sds 70 order ,r the present and h Of TIE
bet dsscripton ogos. a. house morning OF sale
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Rnssrnrcrs Arrived

IN Ihp So Paul from Asoy-A p. Bradford and daughte
y. s. Consul 1t Annoy; A. Rising and J. q. Smith.
In bark EHd Adss from kdsszu N. P.-hrs. II. Dsntor
Nh. Perkins Mr. PoueheI, Mr.. Cameron, hr. Campbell
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4 j. BLEECKER, SON q Co. WILL
hs SELL. on WEDNESDAY. April 20, at IL o'clock.
at the Merchants Exchange sslssoom, No. Ill Broadway
on korth&th and 6th VIII smsbuTgh the valuable prem
ICES stusted tho northwsst the ferry
sDg OF four parcels with the buildings thereon connected
together and highly for dwelling manufacturing
purposes Size ofc,rns rSO adjoining 25r5o each four
lots iIlO0 feet They will be sodto the highest bidder for
cash. Msps &C., at No II CedArst adjoining Bank Of Com
mai
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-ArRIL A-Bsfors
judge BKTTs-
ADMISSION TO PRACTICE.
Stephen p. Russell, esq. late Pablo Administrator
Of the City Of EewYork moon OF J. B. hoCulloh,
esq, sdmitt31 TO practice in this Court
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMNER.

The Court Of Oyer and Teruliner will sit on Mon
DAY. the criminal business Of the Court viii be resumed
The the Calendar thst OF Asa Crosby indicted
for the murder Of his wife Mesrs John d. Townsend an'
Cunning S. Bedford IT,, will spper for the prisoner
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NETWORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

lA1 WINTER ARRANtbMENI.
COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1861
Passenger Station In New York corner zith &C. and fInsn
27,hst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fOkk: $500.
ForNew.Hsyen, T. T. LEX u Il 10, 2ia lELb a'ot"
For Bridgeport. 7, ga m CEnli l2Is ais Exl a4o "a
For Milford Stafford Fairfield. Southport, and Wsssp,t
"a ~ l2.l5, $40 30 ?. N 49,
ForNo.walk7 $50 g. NJ l2l5. ais (Ex) 80 ~ ans
p IN. ,..h > IN. =. =,
$50 p NJ u a
80. a3o3s p m. ,,,
For Port Chester and ma inter s.diats stations 80
For Port Cheste. ard New. Rochelle, Q p m e
I'D CONNECTING TRAINS
r0 ssstec. via Springfield a. IA Ert Els GIL g. n
.or Boston, via Shore Lane. 1918 p m
for Hartford and Springfield lex l2l3, 2ls (Ex-
For Connection, River Railroad to Montreal, Ia Ell
ard ~ Is p. IN. to Northampton.
For Hartford ProyidonSs. aud FisAha kalrosds n
Ok J. lll5 y. .
Fot New. Hsyea EewL London and Stonnston RalroeaH
Ca I'D. IL 10 AIS. 8 p. m.
Canal Railroad, r. Is p N. TO Northampton.
For Hor,stonc Railroad to Htsirld. N.
For Nsusauck Railrosd. 3 s. M. 2l5 p. m.
For Denbury and Norwak Rzilrosd, q N. J. 4Op IN
Commodious slespiug Cars sisehed to the Taiu.
JAMES II. HOrT. Supsnntsbdsnt
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JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
u MONDAY, April II,
al oeoek m, at No IA Desrsw, between Clinton and
Henryss, Brooklyp
HANDSOME FURNlTUkE AID VALUABLE OIL
PAINTINUS -PGor suite, In sre-p Teps embroidered
ooy.rsd Chsirs T. Escr TORE Book ae, mahogany and
snqus painted Wsdrobes, mahogany aud chamber Furni.
ture Mattresses Beds lace and dell zinc Window Curtains,
BIu.,es and Ingram Carpets Olcoths splendid msntel
Clocks. several valuable Paintings, Mirrors China, Cut
Ols.s, ke.
SAME DAY
Al 10 o,csck m. Of No 213 Washington between Nllsry
and Concord sta
large and general ss,ortmen. Of PAIlo Chamber, and
Kitchen FurAituro-
SAME DAY
Al o'clock D. N at No 65 johnson. between Jay and Law
Uand.ome mahogany Paror furniture velvet Cupss and
Kitchen Furniture. a. good a.
Catalogue. OF al the sboys at tue sslesroom
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
san--Rises5;o6 SetA.........sits Moon-Se... oiI
hIGH wLTKS p.r.
sandy Hook .n2l Gov. Island. I'LL Hsls8ss".. l0
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April a. Bsrpssst bearing w. 10 miles. brig Wenons tef
Hnctsport from Cienuesos for Fall River 81 days out
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SUPREME COURT-GIsERAL TBRn.
NOTES OF ISSUE.

The May Term will commence IT'S EttinRs on the
Attn proximo and Of issue be filed daring Saur
day N. 25'h inst IL Is not thst which
the February calendar should be noticed
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To Evangelical DeBomtnaffons.-A Locn "a. q;
and pbycan and lecturer Of enery and
health dedrs. himself entirely to tho efvcs o. 200
viii. After preaching several trial sermons scoep can H.
Rsormatory Evangelical in near large city
preferred Salary no object Tss,monia &c, IA Abundsnce
Addre" s. NJ l., Washington. ID. G.
New Mnsic for >. n. Apniyersories-- hArfI
LITTLE UNtS ARE WE" words by Mrs n oder. ,nusic
by stephen C. Foster This ia beautiful pscs FOR n. snrinf
AnriyeIssri-. Price eenlsI 90 loo. HoAACE WA
TIERS, No. AL Broadway. Publisher.
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u. II. LUDLOW, Auctionesr
DARN at Oil Creek, Pennsylvania, AT AUG
j. TOME. II. LUDLOW Co; will sell at suction on
SATURDAY April IS 1885, at 10 O'Clock ut the hechsnS
FIeh.pss ssssroom No. III Broadway. Tisty Building
Nsw.Yot. the farm, eon.snios s. seIe. Known a. the
Tu.,is P.nn,ylvsni. Term. cs,h. For further pa,ica.
lar, nauirs Of C. A. AVERY Pain.vills, or Of IL sEAkS
No isj Broadway T. H. LUDLOWk Co, No. JPne o. lIoSo)
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A j. BLEECKER, son IL Co. vii Sell at
IA. Auction on WEDNESDAY May 8 at 10 o'clock, At
ID. Merch.nt, Exchange SalesrooH. No 3 LibeIty't;
on sTH-Av-F our valuable LOTS Of GROUND on tho
east aide Of Nhsv, between ll2h aud ll3thsts, Including
the north and southeast rIe Of each Lot zoIIcn
feet Maps terms kc at No n Ced.rs. adjoining BANK Of
ommeTce.
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A ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

A UCTION SALE.--PRINTERS MATERl-
n AIS, BoOKBINDERS' TOOLS valuable MA
CHINERY, STEAM GOVERNOR, &c. B. r. FAIR
CHILD Auconser will sell at SAlouoom No ll5 Nassau,
st, on SATURDAY April25 10 O'CLOCK the MACHINERY
.rcs aiming the business Also Pspor Colenns 'nd
Polishing Machinery. Penmakers Machinery, Steam Gov
.rnor Piping Gc Catalogues ready on Saturday morning
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At the state-st. Congregational Chnrc tnesf
Hoyt.t) BROOKLYN. the Rev NEWfoN MS ON, r'To',
will preach D. MORROW, at 10y aud at q y n.
urs Sy the Pastor every TUESDAY EVENING at u O'CLOCK
Supd.y.School at 0 aud "a o'clock.
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Church OF the Puritans.-Presehur n Oh. Church
Of the Puritan. By the Roy Dr. CHkEsEh To-hok
ROW MORNINGS ioi add In the EVENING q, ~ sub.
Of the Evening" Jhs R.spon,biy. under the Mosaic
Law Of Building New House"
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Gins G. Goss viii deliv. dl.couse preparatory 70
National Fact, SUNDAY EVENING, a. u O'Clock. In
tho CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS. No. 40 Broadway. Ap
propr.te music Stranger. young men and e'erJ oody are
cordially Invited 5sAts free.
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GTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO
DENCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW BEDFORD.
-Tne splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and Ply
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No. 10 N. b. foos Of Court
lar dt. st., daily Except sunday. ct p. N.
Freight taken low BY any other Inc: ORes Of Com
psny No. lis Westst. corner ~ Courlsndtst
Nsn.York March D 1863. W. NJ EDWARDS, Agent
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Ailen-street M. Il. Church. - Preaching 10 ,h, s
Churcn on SUEDAY MORNING, ct I0t O'CLOCK. BY %.
Rev E. =. GRISW0LD. r. at O'Clock D. M, o., W.
Rev j. NJ CARROLL md at y O'Clock, 10 the EVESno,
By the Pastor the Rev. J. A ROACHE. seais fies ous
era cordially invited 10 sttend
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Atheneum Serytces.-The Rev. MATTHEW HALF
SMITH will preach in the Ahengum Bfooklyn corner o.
Clinton and Au.ntie-,ts. TO MORROW, IOi NJ On
Gods Proclamation the Coronation Of His SOM "
on the PredenPs Proclamation for E,tious Fat Sunay
School p Singing by The School and s. B. 's0A'''
1oc
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Amity.st Baptist Church corner Of Woosieftu
The Rev WILLIAM X WILLIAMS. ID. D., will deliver I WIG
third lecture In his oour,s The Inspiration - the SCRIP
TIRES" in tho above church, SABBATH MORNiNo ''sn
inst at iCl o'clock.
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by Special Request-Tbs Rev W, II. WlLLIAMS,
D. D. will repeat bis Discourse the subject OF the In.
,pa.ion OF the Bible" rsc.nty delivered IN NewYort At
the Strong place baptist Church Brooklyn. TOMORROW
Sunday AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
IN ADELPHIA aud the SOUTH and WEST, via yEh-
sEY CITY-Mail and Express Lines leave Newfork a.
and 10 a NJ T. g. 1880 and ll;JJ D. Fare 90 Through
baggage checked a, aud 10 ad 80 End ll;o p m,
Co. Nv. hirston ar at 7 sud o. for the West.
J. w. WOODRUFF, Assistant sucerntsDdent
baggage will be received for train, 1ness delivered
and checked is minutes n advance Of tbs time Of leaving
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Ar The Lnight-st. Church corner oi L-ig 9 az. an
ysTick-sts (St john, Psrk) the Rev. s. kALLoch tho
Pastor viii preach SAB BATH MORNING ., lV and In inc
EVENING ALA,
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neliMons Notices.

uoyt..,.r BIooiiya. he Rev NEWroN HEs on Pastor
will Eys IN
sunday .school at aud "A o'clock.
Aren-street M. Z, Chgrch. Preaching 10 tbs ~.
ChuIen on sUHDAY hoRNlN0. 81 lot oe0et' ~ W.
Rev J. NJ CARROLL md at y O'Clock, 60 the EVESlNo
By the Pastor the Rev. J. A. ROACHE seashes. ouAs
ere cordially invited to sttend
Athcneum services.-Tho Rev MATTHEW HALF
SMITH will preach in the Aihen'um Brooklsn. corner OF
Clinton and Atanue-,ts, TOMORROW, At lOi a. m.' o.
God, Proclamation on the Coronation Of His Son ~
on the PreidenIs Proclamation for Nfoual fss
School q, p Singing by tho School and g. B. 'soai'"
at , o'clock.
AT the Laishtst. Church corner q L,is 4h an, and
yickt. !st johns Pp the Hey s !! AZ .0S IN the
EVENING All.
AmitJ-,t. Baptist Church corner Of Woos;erstl
tn. Rev WILLIAM WILLIAMS d. D.. win deliver w, ,ne
nr.. in IL. sboTe CSareh on SABBATH MORNING Both
inst. at lCi o'clock
AT the Dunne-st. II. X. Church, the newly,
appointed Pastor the Rev. JOHN PARKER, viii preach
no MORROW MORNING, April rs At lOt ococE fIeacn
ina At Il In the EVENING Th. Church has tsien the com
building No 10 hod'ou-t bet b.'ea ana M
sno the services Of Church and Sabbaihsenso
about the second Sabbath Of May neIt
brotherhood sermon.-Ths fflh Of the series Of
sermon. Ia behalf Of 4. Charity gnS o. R Rae EDWARD
ANTHON In Chri,t Church. 5,hsv and s'th,''. on
SUNDAY EVENING NEATi services 70 o'm"oA0e" :"
o'clock
BIeecker-street Universaiist Church;001pens
Rev MOSES BALLOU breaches TOMORROW NUM-
mo In tue EVENING he will give discourse on hn'o
. q part Of Christian Worship"
Brooklyn Tabernucle.-Rev. DR.. DAVIDSON, for.
meTly Of Nsw.BTuoswiek n. j, now Of New York VIII
pr, sch In the Brooklyn Tabernacle SUNDAY, April 70
Service In the morning at lOi 0eloti In The evening
81 o'clock.
by Special Request-Ths Rev. w. r. WILLIAMS
D. D. will repeat bis Discourse the subject OF the IN
pirs.On Of the BIBLE trecsny delivered In a.
the Strong place Baptist Church. Brooklyn TOMORRO"
Sunday AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock.
Central Presbyterian Church, Broome-st. two
blocks Brsadw Preaching every bABBATH BY
Rev. JAMES b. DUNN. at 10i a IN, aud a EVENING
sermon TOMORROW EVENING to young Sub.
Jsc'; Tho Young Man Of Thought"
Central M. L. Church, Ttb.sv, cor. Ah-,t.-1he
newly appointed Pastor HENRY j. FOX viii preach In this
ehurch TOMORROW. the 26th inst, ct loi e'oeeh NJ
and at u p. IN.
Gins g. Goss viii deliver dscoupe preparatory to
National Fss, SUNDAY EVENING a. u O'Clock. In
tho CITY ASSEMBLY ROOMS. No. 40 broadway AP
propr.e rlpsic STRANGERS young men and everybody are
cordially invited Seat. free.
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AT the Dunne-st. NJ. X. Church, the nswly,
appointed Pastor, the Rev. JOAN PAhkER, VIZ pea,
Ing "A In the EVENING This Church has shen ne CON-
Dodious building No 10 Hud'ou-t bet Bsseh ana M
ss and opposite st. Johus PAX which will be opened Iy
services Of the Church and
.hout tbs ond Sabbath OF May nsIt
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TO escape Senator Wiley got away. Col Boyers
says their horses wsre very much jsded. II seems
pretty Ger ain that this force Is the one, IN part al
least, that was at Oakland the day preceding they
having come across BY Kngwood. They burned
the bridge over Yough River, about mile west OF
Oakland, also the station at Cranberry summit.
Dispatches were received stating that two or three
bridges had been burned near Warrington by gusr-
rilas from the surrounding country. Later ID tne
evening, communication was had with Col. NULL
gan At Grafton, and Col Wilkinson at Clarksburg'
Col. Mulgan said his position at Grafton WA Sc
cure and that he had sent force Sufficient 70 make
dartmouth safe, although it was threatened.
Late in the evening o lot OF engines when naa
been living at Cameron came in. Some OF the citr
zsns who came on them reported great zeal OF exc
element there occasoned chiefly by reports IRON IRON
this city that tie enemy were at Waynesburg' Ihey
reported however, that q bridge was burned TINS
sde of Burton, where few cavalry were seen ABOUT
90 miles east of Cameron. u..t s.ou
STILL LATERAL 10 O'Clock dispatch rom
Grafton anuounced that, at 2 o'clock p w., Neoei
force, estimated at 1000 suddenly appeared al New
burg station thirteen miles east OF Grafton, burned
the fine company shops there, and came down 70 In
dependence. mile below, destroyed the oiiuso
there over Three Fork and disappeared In the direc
ton of Morgantown. Whittier they were roahy
going was matter Of conjecture.
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Pri.oner. from Newhern.

On Saturday the steamer Albany arrived from
Newbern, bringing eleven men who recently be-
longed to the Rebel army. Their names sre VIM.
Clemmens, James Clemmens, VIM. Chamber and
John Wilson Of the 9Th Virginia Regiment; VIM.
Gray and Edmund A.. Davis, LAT Regiment Virginia
Artillery; Merritt Spark and Christopher Rhoadss,
59ih North Carolina Regiment; Henry z. Snyder,
j6th Virginia Regiment, and Jesse Frsenlen, i4Ih
North Carolina Regiment. These men came into
camp at Newbern abou. week since and volunta.
rily surrendered themselves. C!emmens and Cham
Der state tina! they were pressed into the service
while passing from Virginia into Kentucky for the
purpose OF joining tho Union army under Rosecrans.
They declare that they were always for the Union,
and express desire to join the division under Rose
cram. VIM. Gray volunteered when the war first
commenced, served eighteen months, and WAS after
ward compelled to serve as conscript. II. p.
Snyder was also conscript; indeed they ali pro-
fess to be opposed the Rebellion, but were com
PEELED to join the Rebel army They are at present!
in the custody of the Provost Guard at the Park
Barracks. Like all the prisoners brought here
from the Rebel army, thsir dress is sesdy, shabby
aud as many colored as tho coat worn by Joseph.
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order 10 Give aid to the sick and wounded, or be
subject 70 severe punishment. All at once complied
with the order.
Col. M. X. Bryan Of the 175th Nsw-York Is Pro.
Of Franklin. About 900 Of the citizens
have taken the oath Of allegiance. The editor Of
The Attakapas Register, iona &. White, has taken
the oath, and promises to publish his paper a.
Union paper Capt. Long Of the 32d Mass. is Pro-
vost-Marshal OF New-Iberla.
When our troops reached Franklin they found
flour had been selling at dollar a pound, tobacco
Sc per b. shoes $50 per pair, and sheet Of writing
paper 25c., and other things in proportion.
Cuthbert Bullitt, Collector Of Customs, announces
that the emigration of late under the pretense OF
going to Havana, has induced him to order that no
cearances for passengers baggage TO foreign ports
will be given, until passports given by the military
authorities, and countersigned by their respective
consuls, are presented"
Mr.. WIN. II. Higgins, Assessor Of Internal Reeve
nue, announces that be is ready to collect the U. B.
tax on cotton and sugar. And at last George b.
DeIison, Collector of Revenue advertises that ths
provisions Of the law concerning Revenue Stamps
will be enforced in this district and that he has
full supply of stamps for sale.
HKw-ORLRANs. Sunday Morning. April %. 1863-Ba m.
The steamboat Union reached here this morning
from above, bringing mail oags from the Richmond
aud also one from Admiral Farrsgut on the HART
ford The Union reports all well above. l have
no time 10 learn anything further. uHBRA'
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The Baltimore and Ohio Rniirond.


We are now able to report positively that the
crisis with the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad is past.
The Rebels have all left it, moving southwark, and
our military forces. in great strength. are following
and endeavoring to intercept them.
Tie extent of the injury done to the road is now
known. The line is intact, from the Monongahela
River, three hundred miles distant, to Baltimore.
lie damage to the main stem is confined TO the large
iron bridge, one mile east OF Paramount, and TO five
unimportant bridges within thirty miles west Of it.
Three bridges on the Parkersburgh branch, within
twenty miles Of Grafton, were also destroyed. The
track is uninured, except a, these bridges.
The telegraph lines are all fully restored and in
use The bridges will all be renewed within live
days-,emporarily, bu, effectively.
Il expected that all the regular passenger trains
will he resumed on Monday next, and the freight
trains also. The passengers and freight will pos
siby have to be transferred, for two or three dsys,
at the Monongshela Bridge. II is thought that the
Parkersburg line can be put in full order by Tuesday
or Wednesday next.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DISASTER.
Forty Persons Killedand Twenty Wounded

SAN FRANorsoo Friday. Msy I. 1864
The small steamer Ada Hancock, employed 10 oes.
ryng passengers from the wharf at San Pedro 10 ths
steamer Senator, which anchors in deep water Eve
miles from the landing, exploded her boiler on hs
9th Of April, killing 40 ont of 60 passengers. aal
wounding oil the others with the exception Of T.
Among the killed are the following:
Capt Seelsy, VIM. T. B. Ssndford. i
Fred Kserin, DIR. II. ri. Myies
VIM. p Richie. Capt Joseph Bryant
A sou Of the late Cen Albert Sidney Johnston.
Hiram Kimball the Mormon Missionary.
The markets generally are dull. There is spscu..
lative movement in bagging and the concentration
ton of the stock has caused On advance Of 20 pe
cent. rr -
Atlantic Currency Exchange Is at the rate Of q
TO 40 per cent premium for gold on Nsw-YOrk.
Sterling Exchange is unchanged.
Legal-tender Notes cell at 64066c. fTf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04
BAPTIST ANNIVERSARIES IN ROCHESTER

BAPTIST ANNIVEkshHTES IN NOOHESIER.
The examination Of the Theological Claise, 10 the Bsut
Theological Seminary viii commence on Monday. Nay H. 4
2 o'clock p. m.
Tuesday morning. May i2-Meetns Of ths Bosrd d Tn.
tees Of the NswYork Baptist Union at the Board Rsoos
10 o'clock
Tuesday evening May i2-ssrmon by tho Rev T. D. A.
se,,on d. of Nsw.York before the Judson Society u
First Baptist Church.
Wednesday afternoon. May 10. st2i oeock-sermou b
RE Rev Alyah Bovey D. D. Of Newton Theological Semi
nary before the Union Ministerial Education the Soc
ond Baptist Church
"Wednesday evening May l3-Address before the Rooiasa
Rhetorical Society. at the Second Bsptis Church.
Thursdsy morning Nay H. at 10 0cl'ct-Anniv.rssry u
the Rochester Theological Seminary. at ths First Bsp,sf
Church.