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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

LAKEvILLz.-Ths Ladies' Sewing Society of this village, has, we believe, been one of the most active in the County. commencing its op- erations when the first call for aid for our sick and wounded soldiers appeared, and since continuing them without intermission
 It has during the last year sent to the San i.ary Commission Sa double gowns, 6s pairs drawers, 76 shirts. G5 pairs socks, II bed quilts. woolen blankets, 18 napkins, 14 pairs slippers. i35 lbs. dried fruit. 13 gallons wine and liquors, l72 quarts canned fruit and jcl- lies, 39 cans condensed milk, 80 lbs butter, i barrels pickles, box lemons, box oranges, $l4 te buy lemons. and various other articles ''too numerous to mention'-ihe whole valued at S4o2.I. This amount does not include barrels sent te the Missionaries, Home of the Friendless, or Freedmans Association, or boxes and barrels sent 10 private individuals ''it seems," said one of tho ladies who has been mos! active in this good work, ''as though VIC ought not to spend one single cent on lux uries, and think many are getting to feel thus"
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31
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JAS. HUMPHREY, Js,
 DEAR siE:-Allow me to cor rect an error in your paper of tkis week. in relation to the proposed Branch sonnestinr the Housatonic Railroad with the Harlem. The survey leaves tLe Housatonie at Ken. Plains, running on the west side of the river. southerly, crossing the State line about half mile west of Bulls Bridge; then South westerly to intsrsect the Harlem near South De'sr Station. Dover Plain Is some seven miles North. The distancs.must be seven or eight miles.
 Yours, Truly,
 Dawn c xuY~~rsa..
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

WoLcoTTvILLK.-Rev. Wm. S. Adsmson' lately of Greene, N. r., who has suppiiea 'n' pulpit of the Congregational soclety III "o', cottville. for ra few weeks past, has receiSea and accepted a unanimous oaii ifo"' 'l' '''-''t' Salary $500 per annuni.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

NEW HAErFoNp.-Christmas was quite gen. erally observed here as holiday, the post of fee, stores ard factories being closed most of the day.
 A most estimable christian. lately of this place, has, for thir;y-six years past, rad the bible through by course once each year.
 Nelson Tucker, aged 43 years, fell, Thurs day l1th instant, from ladder placed againat one of his buildings, struck on his forehead, snd died in consequence of the injuries re. ceiTea, the following Sunday.
 "A foreigner of this place, recently died from the effects of q medicine taken by him when in health. to produce symptoms of drop sy in order that hs might escape the late draft. And what is most singular, he died of dropsy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

nal can always he more probably done by va ter transportation.
 But cn cast and ,uest road ttrossgh L;tca5ffeld County icoald bs most desira5le hiag .for its prosperity and coarenience, and izs fsrtUtng faymers and eaterprisissy ananuf factnrers could 1reH aDord to btsitd t, ecen at tsc pecftniary loss of tts capiteL The Collinsville Branch onght to be extended through New Hartford and Winsted te Norfolk. This would greatly accommodate the northeastern part of the County, bat it would not do what Litchfeld people want-which is, put Ltchfeld Hill in railway communication with the rest ot the County To do this, they ought to build road clear across the County from Wo!ectt- vile to Kent. We hope the ENQUIRER will keep old Ltchfield stirred up and get the peo- pie to build the road, no matter what the spec ulators in the proposed Boston and Erie Road may do or not do.-N. II. Journal.
 We cannot agree with our New Haven CO., temporary that there is no necessity for the great through line between Boston and the west, nor that athere is no such promise of profit in the scheme as to entice man who have their money well laid out already,' to venture in it. At least the Boston capitalists seem to view the matter differently. and are willing not only to invest their money in such road, but have already bought Mp and paid for the
 Hartford, Providence and Fishkill R. R., are extending the Air Line from Boston to connect with that road. and stand pledged by their char ter to spend at least two millions on the pro- posed road within two years. It is well enough known that a great trunk road to the West has has always been favorite idea, not with Bos- l ton "specuiators," but with Boston capitalists and VIC are fully persuaded that they now mean to carry out this idea, and have the means and energy to do it. To them it does not appear, for reasons sufficient, that the Western Road can do all the through business that can profit ab!y seek railroad transportation, or that tha bulk of the business from the Erie Road can
 more proftably be done by water transposta- ion than by land.
 1 Nor are we very fearful that the proposed Road will take the Southern route via. New 1 town and Danbury. To do this, the company
 are compelled by trick which they fully ap- preciate, incorporated in their charter as passed by the last legislature, to buy up the Dsnbury
 Norwalk R. R., which would be of no more
 use to them than the Naugatuck R. R., on
 their route 10 Fishkill. Hence if the people of this County take up the matter in earnest,
 as We believe they will, we shall hope to show
 our friends of the Journal that the money was
 by no means sunk" which opened to the
 world an east and west road through Iitchfeld
 County, sia Ltch6eld Hill.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

Cream Hill School district. with few invited guests, assembled in this school house, which
 was neatly trimmed with eyergreens, on Christmas Ese. beautiful Christmas tree, loaded with presents sf all kinds and for all present, stood in front of the teachers desk. Alter II short prayer, and a short talk to the chtidrea by Rsv. Mir. Wetherby, assisted by nes -ar- Grint of North Canaan, Saint Mich
 osss, psssoniied ny Mr. T. S.. Gold. dressed h 'a; from top 10 toe, came lumberinr into the darksneis room, Ii. his curious little can
 de aad proceeded 10 unload, and to distribute the presents. There were skates hooks Ihandkerchefs, aad good fat turkey for tbe minister, On the tree there was dancinr jack for maiden on the doubtful side Of. | suggestive tiny egg shell cradle for newly
 married pair, cookies, candies, and many oth. CT things too numerous to mention. The little folks will not soon forget inc pleasant osoa- sion.
 Our town quota is more than filled; our
 number to raise was 25 men, we have 27, all
 enlisted within our own town. Has any town
 in the County beat this?
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

We are particularly requested to give no tice that the ''Scattergood Society,"" of this village, will resume it's sessions on Friday evening of this week. The Society hope to fill the urgent demands that have already been made upon them by the branch Society of the Royal Bengal Africass, situated at Honolulu, s. l.. though they propose at present to take up the manufacture of little flannel shirts, Sc. for heathen nearer home. Donations of pins, needles, thread, and cotton pocket-handker- chiefs thankfully received. Refreshments abundantly provided, but gentlemen are ex- pected to bring their own gingerbread, essays and poems. The second meeting will be held at "Room No. 6, Mansion House, on Friday evening, Jan. 8th, 1864"
 Notice will be found in our advertising columns of lecture before the Wolcott Libra ry Association, on Thursday evening next, Jan. 7th, by John D Champsin, Esq. Subject s::shoddy."
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-12-31

LIrcHFIELD COUNTY RAIRoAps-The Litch- field people have sent committee to Bos- ton and have received some encouragement that the proposed Boston and Erie Railroad
 may be laid through Litch6eld, instead of ta- king the southern route riG Newtown and Danbury. If it were reasonable to expect that the Road would ever be built, the resi- dents on ItchHeld Hill ought by no means to fail to secursit but We donbt very much if there are living capitalists who can be psrsua- ded to sink the money necessary to its con
 struction. Of course, the unsuccessful com panies which now have roads scattered along between Boston and Waterbury. would be very glad to get any sort of feeder that men of means could be persuaded to supply, and they would gladly put their bad investments in | common stock, tt . low figure. for tLe sake of mora business, But there is no such prom l ise of profit in the scheme as to eniice men
 VI Who have their money well hid out already.
 ihe Western Rood does all the through busi-
 ness sllat can profsably seek railroad transpof- fation The bulk of the business from the
 Ere Road and the Delaware and Hudson Ca-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

Barley and Barley Malt remain duh snd nominal IL IA. an
Of ses Oats are In hight supply and are m apd in
good demand s3d6Se for jersey and Pennylyan ss.
8lc for Canadian aud Western, aud 81 7lc for sts va
il selling slowly At 81 C604l W for Jersey and = 90 ~,
Stsa Corn y slightly lower bat IN fair demand mainly
fr Inc home trace a the concession sales n 56O inh "a
side IN &c for jersey feioH, AID go ios
White
HAY is in better supEly and in fr n.ud for j,bus,
saes of 400 bao small and large R1st aad or,a River
ct s5agc y 100 r. Rye sttaw IN good Request II 0J1
75e SID Wheat sud Oits straw e. so. = 100 70
HOPsThe naiet t cu ana h. ayy ssfs OF % bsle', "a
l6aI.c or ordiaary to choice quality Od are dull sad
| nouinal.
MoLAssEs {, doll and tn, only t,n'actisns we bear o,
ar ~ e9l' NswOfeans At sc, and 90 md. Cuba hl'eo-
NaS9 a; % Prices Ns shout he sane IS last week.
rANAL STORES generally in light supply, ind ffn
shl W NM "a reqi"st ~ previous rs.es
OiL3 ars In limited demand az steady rates.
thON IoiONh-i.e IofA n.sTao 10 moderately active, but
j. he1yy aud prices tend downward: sales 81 100 bbi
,I 20 ~ . foT old Hsss IS Is oT rev Mess s39
4'-r y iof sour fess aud - Tor IGn Asss beef
cotnues ini aoo price. hro MERELY nominsl 80 20
0lgr plan lies sud @l44 PI5 80 for exga Mess e'es
e lee mans ore Inactive and in tbs absence OF sales
I -. sea Cat Meats are IN iaf eebtnd' Bat
nces are Hgan laser; ssle 1000 pkgs q 5dsc for
oAo9eel snd &c FOR Ii ams lin g-go aitt fatc Tor
handsome on bacon u rather dull col hesvv ses OF so
,Xss AZ 40o.c To- Cuubei Cur liaies .la1c Tor
ShJhhoued do aHl pa To- TO- Sho., Clear 10 lri 10 IN.
sctyo. aud shsd, ssssr sales Of co Dol. AZ g In,
laer ae Tor onoice Butter aud CAeo1s sre a. Halted re-
quest NJ previous
KlCE-A good steady demand still prevails and with n.
increase 0f plies prices well aiugined sales of ~
bs,s AITacau y 1ac aud 40 DO. R,Agoon at Dc.
SUOARS-REW hes been IN very 5000 dfmspo end prces
remin steady sales u some 90 bids ncladins Cuba ..
sG aid ksw-Oi!eans ~ ii 6i2tc. Eebued Seedy
SEEDs-Cloyef seed = bscuve sales Of " bigs New st
3iGJ!c. Timothy Seed = 10 on reques' o.; - :. 81 % Y
bG'ie Rough fI,x SEED l. IN Lsbt so9py sna quiet yst
sALT-Ths rAe, 10 quiet yet seady Previous rate,
IALLDW Ia better request; sies Of $4,000 q!
lee. Tor ~ SEN, ald J. t. TOT CITY
WHISKY Is IL limited deiuaud sDd the make. IS es-isTi
sslls Of S15 Jb a. sc for st7te and ic ;o Nesisru
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couar or GENERAL sassIoNs-AFn.L %.

To.dav Iuli5 Harris. lie vic Vi Buffalo Bill, and
I.o nr . q l5. H-rncs, 'h- zee iser. were q hsy.
cen -rooI 1T ~ too ot sho. r2g ~ ne sore o.
T..tt. Mellon 60. Tire 1T down I'f -hascst'
Al . va. "a q 20 obtain ;ht c0as,at 81 tie Count y az
cert all ,or lac tur.s, bE. Was 20 seeded To- oAo
\ o, 10 be one OF tue most accompi1'd jonoess "a ias
- .i.a profession ia the Country vigorous sr'ti
helm. made % get ava. ffom tue aSe!cse OF Jle Hs
s,, hiu four lswJ ss AiVls oen toAiHe1 - Pea
Lane, Conner pleaded s1i, 70 picking ihe pocket Of Be
>, Riley $50 Vas soIeneedt 70 'L' o'Aes l"'oA N
tcbsei Pagan Fourth Ward politician aud James Scu-y
rlr,Je Uy 70 4suls md battery VITA inert - cyln
a. rc.o1 OF LolIss smith The Distrct Attorney
accented ,se plea With OF sparns the Iee1uss OF 10
g. n.naut The pasoues were reHanded Tor senioueS
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MISUNDERSTANDING REr0aInp rOE rna y. J. rnlsssn


ASHES are In limited request at % % for Pots Pearls arc
"1C0ITON-lhere is nothing Of any moment doing, and
The market Ia very weak We quote nomlAy at Doc for
COfFEE-A moderate inquiry has prevailed FOR Rio at for
ms. rates sales 05O bags az % use Oner descriptions
I'M. and non!insly unchAn,r IN price.
FLOUR AND MEAl.-fhs market for Western and state
Flour Is inactive and the low grades 5dloc y Dbl osser
bt the medium and better grades nn especially roay
SQUAD which Is scarce and much wanted. The arrivals
fair The saics arc 100 bbs STA 80 IS for Superano
StAtei b6 e. 30 40 Tor Ext State; 80 500 ~ 10 fof
dol SO 1Od o. FOR the low grades OF Western Extra
81 lOd9 IS tor Shipping Ono; - 70 "a for Trade brands
do aud ~ % Co for ST. Louis Extras Canadsn klour
is rather ow.r especially tor tho low .rades, but BAKERS
and sss 81 $50 bills 81 S6 IOd ~ toI
the grades OF and 81 lOG 20 for trade brands do
Southern Flour la lair IVques aud fices without
sentiai change sales Of 30 bb at 1GS7 - for mixed "a
good Supeue County brands and 81 35G ~ 10 for Trade
brands Rye Flour steady ard ia er demand sale, Of 2O
bbls - q b a. Corn Meal In improved request
Of 80 bb at - 10 for Jeey and - IS for Brandy
wine.
FRUIT-We notice sale, ~ auction to-day Of $50 boIs
Unsound Oranges at p2 &ds3 IS. aud l20 do. Lemons
~ 75a 81 80, cash.
GRAlN-1he Wheat market 10 srtreu ely dull and price
entirely nominal influenced by the depression In gold sns
sterling exchange the sales 200 bush Amber lisoh
Sl ~ aud 1000 bush. Amber Michigan On private t''@'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
MospAY, April 20-P. N.


In the Stock market tbis morning the movement
was irregular, the principal interest being ceniered
in Harlem common, Of which about 10000 shares
were registered opening at 80 and declining to ooh
with sales 1t a, sellers 60. The market generally
was without important change. Hudson River,
Terro Hsute and Alton North Western, and Pacific
Nail were among the frmest stocks. Governments
we're in good demand, andHad an improving ten
deucy. At the Second Board the market continued
strong for Governments, ard in shares the
Prices OF the morning were sustained. llar-
hem again advanced, selling at %, but ailerward
decliniugj p cent. Hudson River was ! e cent,
selling at 1851. At the o'clock call tie market
wss fairly active and well sustained. The closing
figures were: U. 5. 6s, 81, Coupons, 1911 a
IO5 Tennessee State &c, GOo60l Missouri
Safe ca, COeGOii American Gold, M Slio;
Pacific Mail Steamship Co., 1881 a 1885, New-fOrk
Central Railroad 49, Gll3li Erie Railway, 7St
Isl; Elio Railway, Preferred 9llGH5; Hudson
River Railroad, lOSi Gl0si; Harlem Railroad, 81 !
ass; Harlem Railroad, Preferred s. SCI Read
ing Railroad, 9la9l Michigan Central Rail-
road, l0li 9lo2. Michigan Southern ard North
em Indiana Railroad, 80 959i Michigan
Southern aud Northern Indiana Railroad, Guar
anteed, 1884 lOi; Illinois Central Railroad, SSl;
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad, y! en-;
GAlena aud Chicago Railroad, 90 d92s; Cleveland
aud Toledo Railroad, 92i a92i Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, s9i 1921 Milwaukee and Prairie
Du Chen Railroad, 81 d37l, c. and ~ Western
Railroad 20i al.
The market Tor foreign bills was 1915 olGji for
Sterling in the morning but afer gold began to De.
cline the market became TOO unsettled for quotations.
Freight are dull ard sop ewhat heavy. To Liv-
erpool, the engagements are 1900 bushels
Corn at d., in bulk 1900 bushels DO. at 5id.,
in bulk; 10000 DO. DO. a. SID, in bags; and
per steamer, 800 pkgs. Bacon and Lard al Pc Cd.
3Os. To London, 1850 bbls 0il-Caks ut 7s. 3D.,
and 500 ties. Lard on private terms. The Charters
are an American schooner, with %5 tuus Of Coal,
from Eizsbethpor! 10 Boston, at 81 80 y tun.
The business OF the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
s6, 4O5. $50 66-for Customs, si9l, 600; Payments,
Sc O52, OSG 81; Balance. SS3i2, l3l 81.
The earnings Of the Chicsgo and North-Western
Road for the two weeks ending April II, 1868, are
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The road having been leased to tho Erie Hallway
Co. for the term OF 40 years from May J. 1905 VIII
be operated by that Company from aud after that
date, by the terms of the lease the Erie Company
are to pay per cont per annum on the bonds and
stock Of the Buffalo, NewYork and Enc Co., be-
sides all taxes assessments. and expenses OF every
kind.
The deposits with Mr. Cisco continue very large,
being to-day 100000 for Y cent temporary loan,
sand 900, 900 ioE conversion into 6ye-twsaties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

School BOOKS FOR Mono SOLDIERS AT POET
AorATh. steamer Arsgo which saed ye'teIdsy foT Port
Royal carried 100 school boO 10 the Let sOuth Csro
In, Volunteers, who very 70 lean 70 read The
books sent BY the National Freedman' Relief Assooa
ton The Association also sent out 20 packages OF
clothing &C. to DO distributed the suffering eon.bands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
LAW ENTELLEGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-gpEciAL TER2 - AFaiL a Before
Justice ALLEN.
DEClsIOg.

SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERN - APRIL ~ Before
Justice ALLEN.
DECIsIOR.
Durf-e agt. Graham, ct al.-COmplan, dismissed,
CH.StBErs-APRIL cO.--B-fors Justice pAsEAaD.
DEcIsI0Ss.
Edwin II Rood at. .Wm. II. Fiteh.-No'ion
denied with leave to II plaintiff d-es 10. notice sad
bring On the reference willir 81 rNA
Fsfah1m fucker o.. joel W Foots ct a. Gsorge D.
Grain st al act David Ior4u.boson' dc nied, vita 90
cs,s o 81 ouelelat agt cia.. Evans, &c.-,iOtsa
drn.I; : 10 COSTS Dai reduced t. ~ O0o.
lsasc I. Hesteryelt at Jas ". hcuton' e' i-hoi'a
IN ,is rsttr d Wu H. Winter Edward Fox at Phiap
Jas & well. &C.. sg samuel II. Wei, Order yrsr,sd.
In he mater Of Joshua r. Bridge receier-tegor con
DIVORCE cAsEs.
Tbo3. Wsc1b agt. Margaret 5. WacOb; Michael
Money at Agr hcAey wa = JsLAef s'. - y zen
L.'syete Booy; helen NJ LAisrso at. Isaac LafsEss-
Jsd .aen.' Of d'7qp,cs gI'I l...;.. r,.o,.sn
Slower Machine Co. Ggt. orscs Ia. Emo'y. e. al.
Motion granted on Payn'1; - ne .;' o. 20. ieas'2'
Before Justice BARNAED
An ISTEEEsTISG CASE.
Flornda 3. Schsrmefnon iss Cornelius T. seaerne'hn-
4, IS represented IN this cIbe tGst the deieldaa!
tued nlado " food for 800 3f's yc,' cO-n'si ga
h cor quenc- Of such suit Mfs ,cas lon wHo IS NJ
Woois user sued nrT h's7ald ic- A'.ies lrs.1
dltrfy :t.a IN III LATER l. inot on ef hhoI. va
clun.ei f-.s was granted ~ month tAmony ad sN
unse ;essl that appeal IVES sssen 10 Ee Ovi-f. ls
AMI u crt. -.sat-j u-lrtne Fay r. e. proceed ns m ie
card % the n M rs uI;i ne sd cT 'he General
-rn n0loA tnsa l41s 20 e. aide ne s.ay o. po
ce-i.g- aud o. 1.-s "A p-'-"-a m2ior WY 'cieinsf
a. 5ud u.L Doc attached TO- uYcns " enC Eno.y
b.. motion wac POET 5sn.- uHii today tut ne2nlt.s
-fnri IN il arrested ara throw i7c tldf7 sfreslM
ana 3-sy Goas-s Up tie uo'n % So aside tas 'A
Sser va, g,nte tb. plaia n sh,i Gle insro sA,os.
-sti. 10 tine fat r44 Cscnua..lces tbN.et sant es
iona at Which sta sswer ths fr',atsu - 1"
t.pi Al custo y aud fulhsf hssgt 90 be sd APh >"
ANsIHIK DIVORCE CASH.
Epbcmia NJ. Seuce agt. August Fence'-Jdas'
meu. OF divorce si.ut-d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

Loau. nd dot. 9l328l2 specie. % c'6
CIeuatf9n..... oIO3sJ5I De qo.its iti i%1 ls0
I 'thl Nhpial. : tsLftuIi
ClSaIinga ior ~ocE ending ADri liz. 80 U1 Us
ClssriAEi for ending Auril h.. 20 1880 -
bs.Ances Tor ending AZ % Il,... fXeti.a.u %
Ba.4oe, Tor seG ending a. "a 3D.. II o.6flJ 20
The M.rissippi and Missouri Railroad in Iowa
extension Of the Chicaso and Rocs Island Railroad,
west Of the Ms.issippi-tss been iniahed to Mai.
colin, ten miles west Of Il OoAlyu, the late terminus,
apd IL niles Yves. Of Davenport. The trsins COM
mcucei running over the newly finished section
Friday.
The Lordou Economist 81 the iti, says:
Honey has bee. tire Ter tlsn larus ths FRS three
d,,s Of tue week when rstc, head ~ th Ba.k
ri1iuuu Tla arrivals 81 buiol hays been ,,..jr.,pa
but At luquiry usually rAp~rens d NJ th~ tft-r h
ICED he that would elWne have result i.ra b.
cira,ed ,uppy god. he coat'sct ior l.rAu 5n
vs.. w,cs Co" ou0un. I -AtUt 40. 80
* bat thr ssuo to expected To be- c-, iu .-.
10 cseut quo,a.ior, money various da,1s SUBJ
joined:
80 too a y cent
3 ~ = CrAt
~ q cent
lutns-nAnk blls...r............s..TlU = cent
month iTD4e tils...-..............tsG y cent
In rae stock EAchanSe money ou Governments securities
quotes 4 a. q cent.
ne MED I'D OF discount the chief CONT.
mental c tic. are tJoEed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21
cnrrr rAlENnAR-TnIs DE-.

SUPREME COUEr-CRcUiT--Part I:-A9l ourI aeS
I'M Mouily April a. Par -ss5' sS5s' ss3'' :" -
80 30 $50 2,5. Par. iliNo,. l4oi. il9 3ti 80
ia IN 49, 1870 SgJ iie ibl 1IGi 0JI Io4J, W. lS
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAL TERs.-Nos. 212, "a,
Iso. - ,o,o oo,s tsu
l-sj Isoy 2lt3 las 1882 s2f 1883 slJo ZJ', EiJ9 "a"
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Anarsr or FRENCH NAVAL oyYrcEs o"

CuAEox % K,DNAPPrNG On Sunday morning Z nei Nv
bert Of The Iwrntyeyepth Precinct arrested Count D
egsr Lieuteusn, the French Navy attached TO the
Dol, ship La Seine lying OF tho Battery under
lowing circumstances IL appears that Peter bfe~D
,,ilmsker, residing At No. IS Washington street ~hi0
ing on Battery Place. seized and dragged on ooa1
boat by gang OF French sailors beaded b the
that Brown, atsr the beat hat started Tor the -.
jumped overheard and swan ashore 'h.' h,s
F,.eh,.n came after him and w.re In tn. act Of ans an.
90 when dc officer .u,pectins that all was not hs'N
,rf,ed IA, Lieutenant ard toOA him before y@
,.o caUroIx :, Oh. Tombs Police Court yesterday E''
/ accused wa. held fbT examination
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Rercinrn of Eroirc-.

APRIL 2O-l2SoO bbis Flour. 5000 bags Corn Ned
1870 bhs Wluty, 4t.0 bush. Gas 100 bush. Corn
90 IigL Provols 0y2 ptRs. Lad. ~ pAsA Ashes Id
pgks Butter, I,o0l rkgs. Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

Miss DIcKINsOS AT TIE COOPER INSTITUTE
Toi ht Lecture will be delivered by Ai' anna T. jose
soa Of philadelphia At the Cooper Institute She W" o.
trcduecd by tie Res, Henry Ward Besohsr The 'soJ' "
the Lectur, ,.ii be ' The bay and the Causs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

svopt,yr,ss AT CLArLrs, MEtLrS " 20
r.. ,,.,sn,.pt made last week that goods 10 -
49, 60 ,pc. tho let Of January, was p''aA' ~
"a. as 900 worth from January. 1852 to Jan'a'
,as, IN, ,.l Of Jane Curtis the wife OF Nose HsreA
.,o,. coed. r.seiver) and Julia Harris vile Of
"S0 burglar. 40 well known to the pOlicsl " sci COWS
Tbvr.day. In the Court Of General sessions IA''e
var. eau,h. in the act Of carrying cd from OiAnia ~
Co. ;, store two pieces Of silk. large array OIL
been retained IN their behalf and great eu'r'' ' -
18th N prsy,ut . trial The corviesion oil oo.s
S.rdsnsd crimln.ls vil do soasidstssIs t'"Ha 'sS
ctlIne IN this city,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

Tota aimee Jan. I. go t5.JIy so3,Zz50az e'501ls0J
The Money market continues without change ex'
ceptng, perhaps, an increased amount OF iacli1cs
pressing upon borrowers. The rates on call are "a
y cent.
Tie Gold market hss been very weak to-day, In
hnenced by the favorable rumors IN regard TO the
condition of our relations with England and by the
apprehensions in regard to legislation at Albany.
After selling at 1901, it steadily declined with
large business, to l47i, closing dull.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-21

There was 10 Ducl;tSe worm moving O.40t' ~
Co1.l this uofnns ou ir,s-sf 20 l. Al-'st'ol ga
G.sus ion will be laid tefofs he Csui o. To- e'iAsl's
tsA.n before tie Prize Cou.ais.oneIs