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corRr OF GENERAL sEssloNs- MAY 2--Befor.

COURT OF GENERAL sESSlONS-Mi 2-Befors
Recorder HoPFsss.
Julia Harris alias Mag Duval, alias slgnorins
A.cepcs sliAs Mira Donney. the wife Of BshAo bil VINO
.eep. .ambnz bell in Broadway near Prince street Is
hroasht az FOX The Recorder expressed ais ese,
b. hi. al had been overaken In be
rn.s She To- A. appears the Oldest and most acc o-
hi. 10 "a. city On the present OCCASION she
sken IL Will DC remembered, with jams Curtis while they
were both engaged in stealing silk from the store OF CAnih
Melsn Co. the principal witness some year. ago
Ia sh-,Ts OF mseoncuci IN Once egtnt JuoEe otIs
discharge hA--1 tndicfUept she
IL IL said accumulated s smo1nt or money by her nels
nous business Size sentenced 10 the State Prisof fer
four years -,
Rose Morgan was year Ia the Penentary
for stealing property OF her employer, Benz midget
Joseph Mailman, ALA. Burkhsd formerly porter In the
store of Albert Dung bowey and Canal street who
vas witness for the prosecution Ia the Of Adoph blsnk
" "a. convicted OF the robbery Of Mr Dang sale. OF tho
sun OF go IS tho 18th oi January IL appears thA
from Mailman, conduct the tT- d Blank the authorizes
ere led 10 Suspect bis honesty, and MI Dung accordingly
discharged him bis employ bat keps an eye upon
f. and recently found that Maniann went over
10 New Jersey and purchased small farm, paying ior te
same In gold and kno~n that he had
means his with which to male such purchase
berry ,etns forth that be and Blank had 10 rob their
employer and TO divide the proceeds bet~ tbe which
done lie was subsequently, indicted AID ansshed
hs pleaded guilty ard az rLnanicd Tor sentence
John r. Brown and Johu L. Harley ~srs anssned on Q
charge Of perjury In the h degree having been Indicted for
forging 40 will Of WIN. III. Ne chsn, whicn 80 long
animation IA the Surcgates Court IL appesfs that
tLry were alo Witnesses the will aud testified the
alton They were arrested bench wsrIant from tbs
Recorder by Officer Frank Houghtains Of the Court Of ses
fions and admitted T. bail Ia the sum OF 30 each TO
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPgcIAL TsRa-MAY 2-Betore
Justice BARBOUR
TIE BROADWAY RAILRoAD-THE AFFIDAVIT, &C.

The papers ia this case, IN which Judge Barbour
Issued Injunction. ME IN the Clerks Office
Fuzzy almost identical with those which Judge hiton
i.ued las injunction both njuncens being tho ance
OF the New. fork Consolidated Stage Company
the complaa, recies that the plsntiis stage CON.
psny owning various stage routes the profits Of which would
ne narTay I~ssened and the business considerably
rpted the action OF the defendants carried out,
II 10 Claimed that the entire proceedings illegal for
'everai reasons; that q consent u majority OF the
property along tho proposed line not OBJ
tdncd that the night to run this road q fan
en'so the Hsht oil which the Coponstion could only die
pose OF by putting Of suction selling to the highest
Dddsr Ihst the grant against the Act Of lJ6 which
'ess all railroad aats In tbs Legislature. That lie
that no ordnance shall both boards In day. except
y unanimous consent which obtained IN
ths Instance. IL IL also claimed that the Ersnt Illegal on
Tho ground that Charter provides that each Board shall s
IA oprn session except where the public welfare requires
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SUPREME COURr-CHAsBERs-IA 2.-beioEs
Justice THEoDokE MILLER

Justice THEoDokE MILLER.
DECIsloSs.
Samuel Halett agt. ID. Ogde. Bradley ct al
Notion denied with BIO r. on, Gang, 70 abide even
Ia tue mstler OF the NJ T.. ChD - " Aen street, 70 sen
real e.tsto.-sleDorsnda for council
Cieo A. Rhode. sgt. VIM. L. Altar I h.-Mo.ion denied
Same sgt SameMoon graniec - pay money INTO O"li''
with ) 10 costa.
same sst sam.-Defaa opened on payment OF 80 costs
R1se Strong nst Benz De Fores. tt sMo.ioa granted
SPEcIAL IEKs-MAI 2-Befofe Jvstice scr" sRLAsp.
DECISIONS.
Emily Martin ct al. agt. Peter Lynch et al
Jnds uent FOX tie plaintiff. Sec hadings aet &c, ao
oplnion Judgment 70 be settled on one days ro,tcs
Whit at Delaheld ct Al-Compaint dismissed a. 70 os
Pendants, Cutlor and seden, with costs ,n a.
Gilber, ss Burnett ct al-Judgntat for plaintiff Zee
written decision.
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sURRoGATEs CoURT-Msy I.-BefOre sunOsass
TUCKER.

MERCHANT WILL CASE.
This trial was continued and witnesses called on
the part Of the contestants Professor Morris testified that
according his record tho 18th Of March, 1861 clear
day.
Nr. Fellows Secretary OF the Rutgers. hr Crsrey, seere-
tary OF the Relief Mr. Bur,is. of the Empire City
Insurance Compsnes MI Merchant erSecretary VI the Pa
ciGc Mali steamship Company, Mr Wle Cashier OF the
Bu. Head B.nk M Stevens dy-soods erehant aud Mir.
Briggs eweer testified that they had SIR Merchant
w and that they did not believe the signature OF the viii
pro iuc-d to be ia hs handwriting
The Court tnrn adjourned TO Monday next
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BLOOD, BLOOD BLOOD,
HELArBOLDS ROSE WASH,

an excellent lotion for diseases Of Syphc and
injection iu diseases q the Urinary Organs arising fon
b. cLu aud sar,apsrls In such diseases recommended
Evidence o, the responsible aud reliable character VIII
accompany the medicines
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
FROM TO 30 YEARS. STANDING with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAMx
SEE DsrESsa4oR4 81 TGE t HsTED srArr
See Professor DEVICES valusbs works the Practice
OF physic 1850, - .yvs,c
See remark. made by Dr. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL
Physician, and Member Of the Royal COLLEGE o.
Surgeons. Ireland published in the transactions Of The
King and Queens JournAl. .,,,,
See Medlco.C hirurgcsl Review published by BENJAMIN
TRAyERS Fellow Of the Royal College Of Surgeons
see most Of the late Standard Works on Medicine
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle or Six for o.
EXTRACT oARSApARILLA, 81 per bottle, or s1 "f
IMPROVED ROSE WASH SEC per bottle, or 'i1 fss
OR Dozen Of each for r. whch~l be sufficient. eufe
tho u4ot obstinate cases IL directions are adheredto
Delivered to any sddess securely packed from ob'ervass
Describe symptoms IN all eonm5u!cssn' CsFs' sussR
ted Advice gga,:s
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me. Alderman o,hs Cny
phllsdeIphis H. 4 HeIm6od who being duly sworn doth
saw his preparation contains narcotic. no mercury
other injurious drugs but are Truly 'sssaSsu sIMBoLD
Sworn and subscribed before this ga day Of November
1854 WIN. p. HIBBARD, Alderm.n
9ih-.,. above Race PhIsdeP"~
Address letters for information In confidence TO
Fl. II. HEI. NIB Q LID,
CHEMIST
EPOT,
No. iOs SOUTH TENTH STREET
tBKLow cnxsrSurh
PHILADELPHIA.
.BEwARE OF CoUNTERREIrs AND UNPRlNclfLhD
DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose of their own" and "stSer
clss on the reputation attained By
HELMBOLDS GENUINE PEEfA'
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUcHu.
HELMBOLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EvERYwHERA
ASK FOR HELMBOLD's.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Cut ont the advertisement and sssd fos IT, ssa sves
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New.York.
advertisement.
IMPORTANT AND TRUE.

Bowel L Warmers Coorifc Colors Hair handsome
Brown Blsca, without the Of Wash Preparation
Ladies use without troubling entsngng Narrated the
beet and cheapest Try IL, you viii no other j. L.
Rushton's No. al Broadway, ard ell druggists
FuSsrOS ScoFIxLD, General Agents, No. 81 John st.
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IAdyertlsemsni.l

misunderstanding Of the London
Society EthIolosy Of the MeaicsD Their Country Pro-
euciion,. Diet, Dress PhysU;pomy; ,Ihe Unity Of Man
Progress Of Race Color aud Food Me hhnis and Civil
iz.on Man Eaters Original State VI E.H The Bleaching
Process; The Jews la May No Phreaoogieli yoUHdL
10 cents. FovLxK WELLS, NO. 3O8 Broadway, ~ Y.
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CITY ITEMS.

InIsH RELIEF FUYD.-It viii he seen by adver-
ts,Insn that Richard OGorman esq will deliver lecture
at Cooper Institute this evening taking for his subject Ed
nund Burke for the relief Of the suerns Of the poor in
Ireland.
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SUDDEN DEAoH OF PRTrrR.-Samuel Sloan,
one Of TRIBUNE compoo died suddenly OF disease Of the
heart st his residence in williamsburg lat evening He
was employed In ths sstablshmsut for many ye"- He
served his time q printer In Johntown. Ia this State He
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Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT

Use HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For ali and diseases Of the Urinary Organs whs'n~
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE
From whatever cause originating and 20 MISTER Of hev
long standing Diseases II tnete Organs
require the all OF Diuretic
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT bUCdu
Is THE GREAT DIUREfIc,
AND Is CERTAIN
10 HAVE TIE
DESIRED EFFECT
M ALL DISEAsko
FOR WHICH
IT Is RECOMMENDED.
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owns.. OF stage property.
by A. b. Lawrence Attorney for the plaintiff
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT couRT-MAr s.-Desore
judge BgTTs.
TIE CASE OF THE PETERHoFF-lMPoRrANT POINTS
In this Gaze, to-day, Mr.. r. A. Smith, represent
Ing the owners Of vessel applied for order to admit
testimony OF Cspt Jarmen Of the Peerho In order TO have
mt upon the record statements which IL Is alleged Capt j.
made at the he gave his testimony before the
,ouer and which does not appear upon the record OF
evidence as furnished by the Prize Commissioners.
Tbs motion ives opposed BY smith for 'he
Goyernmen. and Mr.. Upton for the captors
MT Lorerzo Sherwood who represent In part ths o.ns
nw NJ Rsassts ono Of the OF the cargo 70 testify
on his own behalf Mr. Sherwood made tLis at. ~
@ nd poI,ica refugee OF that State but more recently
soiouTr pg IN Great Britain as meenant anu !, ,h p
81 go ,p ruc Of about sJ75 Geo. of which he demsnds
resi-. ton with damages for unlawful capture ana
Asc ID 70 %, paper n Of Great Brtsi and became
sside-, II Texas before separated from MsIc' US.
eys in yorng the PEI ni,sS sse and that he
Frequently Office in Texas among others that OF %
both by H. influence and hi, money that as member Of tne
after the act Of Secession me- with o,nsf
.hs6 an sdSss y % ssys d. State narrowly escaping
that he got gu. Of the state and wen. 70
more where ne was n possession Of Texs.; that
he In Esmoe for England fully OF opinion that possession
Of the Western frontier Of Tex" would DO At oneo sssn Sy
annre Of the Petehof that la Great Britain he formed
partnership with John q. Gabraith OF GsgoT scotland,
having branch in Maamoras where ne was to tsTosioent
parpsr and that tho cargo Of the Peerho good. uf
Chased in pursuance Of such psnershP designed Tor Aato
morss 10 be used ia such partnership bushes" -.
NJ Redgate respects bs poesl status. declares him
an iuplacsbo oaemy che Confederate Ooyesomsnt
tina. he desires T. be and remain citizen o. tne Uoea
Sa,e ia case s receive that protection "meh s IN
swens fidelity to the Constitution aud The Union entities Nun
TO bat H. on TIE contrary lie ID 70 BE- treated Us an een enc
OF tie pretended actual SECESSION oil the
State Of Te1as from the Union he desire, 10 be regarded a.
British subject and 10 zach event will claim protection unaef
the crown OF Great Britain"
In these papers Mr. Sherwood applied for an orde Tor tue
examination of Mr.. hedsats. -.
q, we. rial what the political status OF mT hecfi'e
tina benz resident OF seeded State at the tune oil Sc
ces.ion be Was 10 10 r. .sr5ed allen enemy
ia the rs notion alive to Capt. JaTe, the Court TOOK
he pap ers and reserved 10 decision.
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DuRIrE's ZouAvEs.-A meeting Of the old mem
Der. tho sh Regimen, Y Vols. tDuryess Zouave' to
DO held ,h, evening at oeet tho rooms of 9Th Com
pany National Guard lover Tompkns Markell for the pu
poo. Of .kts Arrangements participate in The reception oil
tie refimeIt on r., reiarb from the Geld.
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REMOVAL OF HrADouARrERs.-Brig.-G Gen. Har-
v.y Brown and Surgeon C. MeDOuga Medical Dire'or Of
tho DepaItm.p, the East hs removed to No asa Broors
street. few doors east Of Broadway
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Passcugers Arrived
Latest Ship News.

Ia h id,dse, J,oa. LOndon-Florenee Mary Moore. Mr.
Min OF London.
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Take no Mercury or Unpleasant Medicines for unpleasant
Dangerous Diseases. .
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages at e Expense little or no change Of u
ct; 10 Inconvenience, AND no EAPOSURE
Ii causes frequent desire and gives strength to Unnsse
thereby removing obstruetors preventing and eans su
ures of the urehr aayins pain and inhannstion 70 ne
IN this cl.ss aud expeing POlsONOuS
DISEASED AND WORKOUT NATTER
Thousands upon thousands " no have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACKs.
md who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured 10 hen
time have found tsy were deceived and that the Poison"
ba by the use Of Powerful Astripgents been dried up
Tie sy stsn TO break out IN an aggravated tor sIa
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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Tx RECEPTION OF THE HAWKINS ZouAvrs.-
Orders arc pub,hed a advertising columns for the I'm
Rsiment 10 parade to-day receive tho Hawkins Zoasve
We tho Colonel viii avail himself Of the occasion
to ps.sn. to the 18th aas In place OF the one lost al
H.rn.y. Eerf
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iAdverlisefnentl

iAdveTtisernsntl
SPniSG CLoimNo.
EITEssvx CLoTnrss wARxno.ss.
e; 6 ''i''"7's'
IS per seai below the market price.
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SUPERIOR COURT--SPpoiAL TERs MAY 2-Befor
Chic. ustce BcswoKTH


pECIsioNs.
Michael jaeger agi. J. NJ. Kelly.-Case settled.
See propo,ed Paper, with Clerk at ChambeFs
Befofe Justice MORRILL, . a..
The Citizens Bank at. VIM. 7. Tnrnure. Adm bc.-mo-
ton for eoss b. paid on. Of tue .sats Of the ms'
yrauted Motion for extra allowance denied 49,
ssne act ssrne-Msis Anderson sgt Patrick Dickie.-
Cases aud settled Papep With Clerk al 0haa'
bora
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FEMALEsi FEMALES FEMALES

FEM iIBsS fGhAIII-o! rEMALESt
OLD IL YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CoSTEM-
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar Females the Extract Ducha
uncquaed BY any ot remedy in Chloros Rsssn
ION llesnates Psnfulneas Suppression Of Customary
yacuations liberated Schous 81 the Uterus
eerhea Whites Sterty, ana for ali complaints incident
whether arising rcs lndscretion hsb Of Ds'
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above.
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
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HELMBoLD,s EXTRACT Bryour

For weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits Of D,.
tion, Early Indiscfetion or Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms.
Indisposition to Exertion. Losz Of Power
Loss of Msmory, Dinicalty Of Bresthiss
W eak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wskefulness
pimness OF WHOM, Pain In the Back,
Hot Hands, Flashing Of the BODY
DDness OF the Skim EruPtions on the Faos
Uniyersai Lsssitude Of the Pallid Countensncs q
Muscular System.
These symptoms. allowed 70 20 on which this nslss
invariably removes. soon follow
IMPOTENCE, FATUIfY. EPILEPTIC FITS
In or OF which the patient may expire. VINO can NJ
thew are not feguently followed by those dreiu diseasss
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
MAJ OF the cause OF their suffering bat none
ancb e,,hs by Consumption, bear ample Wines 70 Is
uuta I ~. assertion.
TaE ~, STIrUTI0N ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires ci OF medicine strengthen and irrzorse The
system which HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUChU irysTs,
sbly DC . trial VIII convince the nott skepicaL
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being public reason the Il also set that no
compenson or regunetion had been provided !os tho
The cSmpa al is sworn 10 by Jcs-e Msrshs and Is fled
by A. d. Lawrence, Attorney FOR the plaintiff.
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IA.
,1a church last evening and abol BALI 81 hou' S'i Ms
,,r h,ue he was taken ~, I'D before phy 'c'lh nAa
,o,on him ho died lie was havs beea married
to-day. . f..
rvu,p,rroy OF LURES PIcTuREs.-Leutzs is
about TO exhibit sell al auction his entire collection OF
,,u,,, and stud e Tho exhibition, which 10 Free opens
49,. a, tn. Derby Gallery on broadway, and con-
bnre until the DAY Of e. which win tske piece Thursday
.yenin. Of the same week. This collection Will comprise
some Of the most valuable u this artists works, ana VIII
contain the original sketch THE Emigration to the west
md a.o several study heads OF females Introduced into
the same picture. Among the noticeable wor" VIII DO
ind tina, Of lafayette IN Prison visited by h' smS
and Unexpected Friends striking work oil srt so'h ~
regards the subject and It's 'sment II represents wound
Cd tnish, thrown into strong y rival prince who
holds him until r,nsomed by gold or lands his daughter az
tend. him and the Unexpected FheLd" in the shape oil
gpoms and bis raven have found to his prison and
d. 10 release him The subject Is exceedingly werd and
Gernanesque Spray and Bubble" Is another ftmahaoe
creation The casual observer would nothing IN II ou
tumu,uous SEQ breaking upon mass OF rocks ou' no
serves Il closely he will find that the summit ana even tue
body of the composed OF CndEes OF 'P'
who seem 10 spring into the mir and wave tneH ti'
about a. they rush with Wild mpetuou' ch"ge upon 'ne
oi only to be turned back and east swooninS and van
o,i,b.d mon the shore. In Prairie Blufs' we get
.u,,,l ide, Of the character Of the country oil the
Platte region, with its yellow bluffs and tho In
dian, bsfding the half wild horses OF thai section
wasbiustop Iryings sketch Book affords the
snis, another subject for an effective pe'uinsi '"'
Hssal.., Hor,ensn aud Ichabod Crane" which he has
e.,ed I'm an sppreciave As examples OF Leufzes
ski as painter Of architectural effects, We would cite tue
Tired Of Waiting the apartment aud furniture Of whch
are in tho style Of Louis XyIhs time the Deserted Hail.
and EntsrtasInr tho Messenger" In the "Genteman o.
the time Of Charles tho second7 find the lace coll" sad
costly vsstme then and in the German Baron
the steel aud cropped heads Of another rd Lovers
u will avail themselves Of the opportunity '~'' oaefea
seein. probably, the most complete COLLECTION d heu'1s
woIss yet exhibited In this country
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Advertise msnt.
My SOUTHERN FRIENDS.
By tho sHtkor Of
Asoxa THR PMS.
For s.le si the Ofhce OF The Tribune.
Price, ell Paper covers, IS esuiL
Also rev. larger. and hsndsomer edition Of Pires
IN form with My Southern Fend.,7 and at tho same pce
IT.. These Book, by mall, free. on receipt Of
retail price.
WuoIEsALH PEiCRs
Coth cents cent, the 100 and Paper 50 cents
Is cents by the 100 and over.
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FuOm EUROPE.

Arrival OF the EuroPa'S Hhnn-i"o 81
Trade with Hn'amor" s-tu'e', g.,
Merchants md Shippers "i'" -.
Husscu-Lcs:oE OF Mr.. Adnm' 70
raj Du Pons-Tbe London
Gen. Butler and she North--Ah
ment between the Polish 'H'.
and the Prussinn Troops-orsnh'N"Ao'.
Throushout Pol"na-numor. Of an I'm
- var between Russin and swe-
~. ns;,. Of the Europa arrived here on Saturday
~, They contain some interesting details OF
s s already referred to in the telegraph sum
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ops Of DE proprissrs Of The Tue SuH ades paps'
rnsll,h,a in this city years $50 haP9s' 'na. ne
,nd.s cuch last evening and Abca bali 81 hour sef MS
rg,urp home he was taken ~. I'D bs''e phy fern A1
,,. 70 reach him ho died He was :, Hsvs psea Ha'a
to-day. . f.. ~
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POLISH REVOLUTION.

THE POLISH REVOLUTION.
WAR sEws-oRGASIxATIos OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WITH PRussIAs
TRooPs-ISsURREcTIos IN THE GOVERNMENTS
OF PLoCK AND WILMA.
CRAcow, April 16.-lhe Gas Of 10 day announces
the formation Of three fresh bodies Of insurgents in
the Government Of Piock, under the command OF
Podlenzki.
Major Lapazki has escaped from the Russian pur-
suit. and now occupies strong position with bis
force.
Thorn April 16.-The Revolutionary Committee
has divided Poland into twenty three districts, each
Of which is 10 furnish 400 men and TO pay taxes.
LODI is TO supply 5000, and Czenstochow 10000
roubes.
Branches of the Central COMMITTEES are TO be estab-
lshed In each district for the purpose Of collecting
taxes and raising Recruits, aud Tor the administration
OF the penal law.
OsTRowo, April l6.--An attack by the insurgents
upon Kaisch Ii daily expected.
Tue Jewish community III that town base been
compelled by secret SUMMONS vi the revolutionary
party to pay 5000 roubles to the National Commit
lee. Those who refused TO comply were notified that
they would be declared outlaws.
Two hundred Poles from OstrowO have crossed
over the frontier into Poland
OsTRowo, April l6, afternoon.-The Pruskian
troops, who were ordered ~ seize the wagons with
arms and provisions intended for Poland, encoun-
tered body VI insurgents in the district Of Pies
chen, " no had crossed the frontier TO receive the
were taken prisoners tnd brought into Plescntn,
where they now confined
CRAoow, April H.-Zawichost is occupied by
500 insurgents.
The Deputy Bentkowski has been released on bail.
On Sunday next banquet will take place IN
honor of MIR. Hennessy, NJ. r., who has arrived In
Cracow.
WILMA, April l5.--Siuce the publication Of the
amnesty the movements of the insurgents have be-
come more active.
During the Easter holidays several engagements
nave taken place III the vicinity OF Wilma.
RUSSIAN re-enforcemeBts continue TO arrive.
LIE RELATION BETWEEN RUSSIA AND swEDEE.
!he FANS correspondent Of Tie Morn.ag Herald,
writing ON Thursday evening, says:
kuInors q war coni niue W circulate. An alliance
between France, lily, and Sweden is spoken of.
IL Ii said that the Cabinet of st. Petersburg has
taken great offense al he attitude OF the swedish
Government, that the ambassador has been instruc.
ted to spply for expli- ons and that II unsstisfsc
tory, he Is 70 demand 'as passport On dit. that
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me- an Alderman osshs City q
PhisdsIphia H. T. Helnbold who being duly sworn dotn
,ay, his preparation contains no narcotic. no "s'H~
0'"e' AZ -'''"' N'"s'' Wv ii 4. HELMBoLD.
Sworn and subscribed before this 29d day Of Ne's"o
1854 WM. p. HIBBARO, Alderman. ,,
9lh..t above Race, PhisdephA
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-11-12
FRoN - RAPPARANN0oK.

There vas a vague rumOr yesterday, which was cor
6rLsd 'ast right that partial engagement occurred
Sunday, near OupePer @ e., between portions of tie
tTo armies Il is slated shat the enemy got the worst
Of i. ibis tine, and that We ginCd as much, or more
than we lost in the previous fight en- Saturday. We
could -aru no particulars. No official information has
ye. reached the WaF Department in relation to either
aflir.
7 . prospect Of an immediate geuesal engagemei
bezlstl r,Ceic. From the Des Information We esa
gain, Meade Is rot aiogehof satisfied WITH the present
ssaive position Of The Two srni.s, asd nln0uvei g
for one more eligible. It the impression TIA. he is
en- 3sav0rg to make bis way Charlottesville or the
SoOttylvsnia heights, this side OF Frederieksburg-
LAtss. Yan4ee IGPsrs intimate movement in that d-
reeton.