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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
A militant EIpIoit-Two Steamers Run
the BIocLs AIDE OF the Nausemond.

From Our Special Correspondent. 49, 49,
SUFFOLK, Va, April 2s, 1863.
For some days past the Nansemoni has been viz
tuay closed 10 the Union forces, anu Union steam
ers caught this side Of well-plsned battery Of four
I2-pound Iified pieces have been completely locked
in. SO hazardous has been considered the attempt
to get them out, Gen Dix has declined % issue any
order ealcu lated 70 place them in position Of dan
though anxious 10 have the boats relieved he would
not directly order them to make the attempt to get
by the battery. He merely expressed desire that
they were at Old Poir4 and almost Immediately vol
unteers enough were found to enter upon the daring
Lieuis. Rowe and Horton Of the 99th
Regiment, n. Y. v, took command Of the expedition
aud about o'clock this morning the steamboat
Swan and the propeller Commerce started on the
hazardous voyage.
The battery opened upen them, of course and for
twenty minutes the Swan was under most tre-
mendous hre, escaping IN good condition, consider
ing after receiving q rAkIng sbos from the enemy
Work, beside perfect storm Of rifle bullets. The |
pilot-house and machinery Of the Swan were pro. !
tected by bales OF hay, and consequently escaped
injury. The 5. was the particular mark OF the |
Rebels, and her escape 10 almost miraculous Some
200 shots were fired by the enemy. Lieutenants
Rowe and Horton deserve much credit for their |
bravery and skill in bringing the enterbriss to sue
cessful termination.
All has been quiet in our front to-day. Since the
enemy has threae ned here 1t 10 reported that he
has managed to secure about million pounds of
bacon. and any amount Of provisions and forage
Camden and Gates Counties IN North Carolina.
have been completely Quilted by Rebel foragng par
ties. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
EU.BEE yRoS gAcs STATE.
n-..N. 49,. l. Ia. E...

Hides. saSic. y bi rallow Bdstc- v nj Pelts, S3o
80 each. CAsklns - lac. 4 n.
Veal CHiNs. frogu - 20 81
n B.Bsef EItra and Frst quality include nothing but "a,
best las- staI Jed Oxen Second quality c.alrs
ysIod Sssr Ordinary consists o. Bulls and tie rc use
Io,s.
sHsEPEsi. inc 1de. Co,,e,. and when tbos. Inferior
quality q thrown
There were cus Grand Trunk and Eastern Rail-
tosd Boston Lowell and ~ 10 Fitch
burg
RrsAEKs-Altholgh there was larger increase IN tire
number Cattle quick for besS quality last
weeks pHcct frW choice brevrs sold Tor @ln q cwt.
There a,ll fed Cse sold In ots FOR ~ 80 y
~ shrink Oing the larger number OF shecp prices
fully So A. head lower than ast Shtal-d Sheep
.o.d from &C. 10 ac q n uuciippsf Bdioc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Naval.

IMPORTANT CHANGE IN WON-CLAD ARMOR.
Tue hTst practical Lesson taught by the fight at
Charleston Is to DO applied to tie iron-cad Roanoke
Although her turrets are already covered with solid
plates OF iron about eleven inches thick rio is 10
haves new armor over them and Yesterday prepa
ratIons We're made at the Brooklyn Navy Yard %
commence the work VI putting Il on. The new jdcA
Is thls; Ihree-ineh iron plates are TO cover some
wooden OF softer substance, which ia 10 20 between
Tue hueo Phte on the tugrels and the outside surire
IL ia said that cotton or rope warn or souetlna, -,
simllhr character Will be used for the filling in
thus rendering 1t almost impossible for pro,eci.s In
penetrate through the turrets Themselves Balls
frequently bent and III some instances split the armor
of the hon'elads under fire; and it is now deemed
best 70 protect even the most formidable mil by an
outward guard such US that described. In the case
Of the Roanoke, there is IA probability that the eK-
ternal protection Will he susceptible OF being put on
and taken oil at pleasure Officers YESTERDAY took
the Dimensions OF the plates required and no time
will be tort in preparing them. OF course the yes
se will not be able take her pace oil the Narrows
40 coon a. was expected. IL is not yet known t.
what extent the new theory will be adopted in the
other vessels now on the Stocks.
PURCHASE OF THE IRON PRIZE STEAMER
GRANITE CITY.
| The Navy Department has purchased the line iroI
steamer Granite City which was recently con
demned by the Prize Court, and the vessel has beeI
/ brought TO the Brooklyn NaVy-1hfd, "here 'hc ~
once 20 be converted into man-of. war. Tie Gran
lie Civ il almost an new vessel measures aoou
800 tuIs, and IL 300 feet long She wac cop, ulS'
.,,e time since in attempting TO run the blockade
Nava, Constructor Delano has already put hands u
work on her, and she will be ready for sea IN aoou
three weeks.
STILL ONE MORE.
Yesterday, Admiral Gregory Turned over TO Mr.
merritt the plans and specifications for lghl-dr"l
Iron-cl "a vessclOf war Her name IL TO be Mako
and Mr. Merritt will "ar nenoe to bulld hef AZ once
AZ se il the only vess save one, Of the last thir
teen given out to bs built IN this vicinity, the con
rrucor has determined 70 make her inferior 10 none
THE STEAM GUNBoAT OTTAWA ORDERED IL
SEA.
! Orders have been received here to complete The
pIepaiaons for sea Of the United States steam gun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Cambridge Cattle Market.

REPORTED FOR IHE Y. 7. TRiB0Ss BIT $50 hrrr
April 20. 1859.
Whole numbered Cattle market 54f abong 40 besve,
And - stores sontss Of wor.iDE Oxen, Mich Cows ana
one tv and thres old
PEIcss oy MARKEr BEE,-Kruz e9ds 50 first quality
Sass 50, second quality % 75a o. third qoaiify e5G
- 50.
PRlcrs sroRE CirTLz.-WorEinr Oxen. peg pair.
eco 1856 Cows and Calves rom 80 S4to 49, Year
nt, none; T~o-yeEoids nonss Three yesr.olds, +216
rl3.
sheep and Lambs 1850 at market, prices In oi,, 81
81 50 tachs eItrs, IS ~ 3od 80, or noL 4dlOc n.
: prlnE Lambs from S5Q ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

boa, Ottawa. She arrived at the Nayy-fhrd on
luesday from tae Novelty Iron Works, where yhe
has been for somo months having her msehipery
overloaded. She l. row completely finished, has
her officers aud e,.w on board, aud is Of course in
commission. TIE Ottawa is one OF the tWtnty'
three gunboas built for the Navy after the oaibr' AK
of the Rebellion. She has done some yours good
service and Is row I'D good ~ new.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

HorfL ARKiyALS.--lirig.-Gen Gilmore Ky;
Dr. aiuon., Now-i orki IS. Il. Do Ava Paris. " A. ks.
aud T. T. Hndai Cleveland, and b. l.. Lshn ga az.
a. che Metropolitan liotc.
Commodore Aehinsy aud Capt Boggs q. 5. Navy; Major
Goodrich Nrw Haven anu &. H. hlofd AlbAn o.e a. the
~ hicholas Hotel.
r. &. sp.ldiDg q. s Navy, " D. Noyes. ST LOUIS Capt
Fuer Nowb"n. \. q }. ID. hoball Fort Royal, und Dr.
j. NJ. Chapman. Baltimore. nj tDr Astnr lotat.
T. Mason Jones' Dublu snd 4. brooEs. Fesbin athe
Al1-narlc Ho.rL
Ward MoAlis'.r, Newport, g. Fischer New-Dl.,4ls eud
\ piwn.rhd [. 3. A., GIr az tae Nes-NOrk Ho.eL
Capt Tbofnsisc. IT, ). Amy aud C. q. Raynpnt ho'ton,
ore 81 tho Everett Houst.
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TrR wAH IN. THE WEST.
Capture OF Tuscumbin-Tbe Rebels Driven
out after "A sharp Resistance.

out after Nhnrp kesistnnce'
Cane. Wednesdsy. AInl %, 1889
The Memphis Bulletin (which has resumed pub
reatiOn under close censorship states that the
Unionists occupy Tuscumbis. The attack was made
on the place last night and after stout resistance
the Rebels were driven out.
CHICAGO, Wednesday, April 49, 1863
special Cairo dispatch says: BY way of Mimphs
we have news Of the capture Of Tuscumbia. 1t was
held by the Rebel Col Chambers, whose forces hare
been very ,roublesome lately in the vicinity Of the
Tennessee River. Last Thursday Gen. Dodge
attacked him. "a
A severe engagement: followed. Chalmers stoutly
contested the ground, bat was however compelled
to fall back The Union loss ia stated at 100. The
Rebel lOss is not give}, Gen. Dodge is in posses
siog of Tuscumbis The Rebel communication by
that route il cut off.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
FROM TIE ARMY or TEE CUM-
BEBLAr<D.
Reported Advance Of fac EHen'y--0"' Army
Rendv. for thcni.


Rendy for thcnI.
speelsl Dispatch to The y. Y Thbuoe.
NJ oarRsEssoRo. Tenn. April o. 1869.
fictitious ex element wac produced to-ulgbi oy
,epors that tAe enemy intended to attack ten.
Ra.ecrsns ir .rnedatey The facts derived from the
hest ofic Al sources are that our scouts report the
advance. Of the enemy 10 Breech Grove and
Wset <sce. nine hours march from this point. 1t is
PROBABLE that the enemy advanced in force without
frtilery TO counteract a supposed general advance
of this army, which the enemy imagine was indi-
Gated By Gen. Reynolds expedition to MeMmn'
vile. Al the same time they may intend d recon
noissance in force. They have been reinforced
somewhat; but no military man here dare hope for
such good fortune attack upon the army oil the
Cumberland at Murfreesboro. No patriot could
desire better thing for the Union cause.
1t is reported that Gen. Bragg las been appointed
chief of the Artillery Department by Gen. Johns
ton. W. D. Dc
McRFKKEsBoRo Wednesday. April 29 1853.
At noon to-day small force Of Rebel cavalry ap'
peared on the Manchester Pike, and the yidetef
gave the alarm, saying the enemy was advancing
10 force. Gen. Negey, with commendable prompt
ness, moved out a short distance, bat the alarm
proved false. Gen. Negley met several citizens
residents near the Ou'posIs moving in.
Ii is thought generally that the Rebel demonstra
ton yesterday was made for the purpose OF forcing
Rosecrans to concentrate his ines thus leaving Nsl
Dorm and Wheeler at liberty to act on his flank
with their cavalry, and also TO enable them, will
the force north of Duck River TO defeat any attemp
that might be made similar to the one on McNinn
Vile At present all efforts Of Rebel cavalry on on
hanks are futile.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
LAW INTELLaSsENCE.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-APRiL 29.-Befors
Judge NELSON
IaPAsEELLING or TuE GRAND JURY.
This morning Grand jury Of seventeen members
were sworn in The Judge stated that he would net organ
ne Jury to-day owing the small number being plesrnt
requiring constitute quorum Ia Vie" Of This
dcuy be sid he would order additional panel 81 twelve
Tor FRIDAY IL O'Clock, to which time he discharged tue
Jurors present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
Hons. pnr. oY IspIAsA. DEPI OF rnE ONO. }

ISDIAsAPoLis, Ind hpfiI o. Hoo'
GYyERIL ORDER, No. 9.--lb assuming command OF ne
Ditret of indiana the General commanding deems II ad
abe and proper 60 issue tho following order t. ths enc
that all may be- advised Of the principles which VIII govern
bis actiOn .,--.
/ He has no proclamation 10 ISSUE nor policy 10 sdop
That hs already aud In bis judgment vol done
by the Commanding General Of this Department lie u" no
lillian .e ngs or interest, he intends TO advance bot 60
Tres 10 confer issy and folly with the prominent men OF all
ica parties and nVokes their hearty cooperation ~ al
calculated restore harmony aud sood iets ~ h1
STATE. lie neither claims any rght 20 interfere WIN cI'
matters in lie state nor has any desire TO co
N The Comns nding General 10 charged with the duty o.
carrying into the provisions Of Oeners Ofaer no o.
recently issued by Moi Gen. Burnside lie purposes uoNg
30. Unms takBDe evidence has reached hin mat the pro-
visions Of this order have been and beng 'oed IN Va
o1s Instances by wemesning men, who are lea asSy Dl
and public speakers lLese latter "i tho'er
be ned the most rgidccouDtabity. There 10 use ia
trying dry he while IL. fountains allowed 10
n1w.
newspapers public speat counsel encourage
resistance 20 the ConscnptOn any oor law Of Con-
passed that sndesyoT 20 bnug the
policy OF the Government into diAIcpue, viii be
sdefed E-,ing violated ths order above alluded t. AID
treated accordingly The country will be saved or
power aud therefore lao who IL fsrousy aud actively op
posed the policy Of tho Administration IuDch o
posed 10 his Government.
Ill The Commanding General INDUCES the hope that All
citizens Of the State will The prOpieiy necesy
the obserysnce this order and they regard the interests
and welfare OF the state AID Nation give hun occasion to
/ take EctiOu on account Of its violation -
BY command Of Bhs.Gen. HksCALL.
] ID X. KEAfIETr, Capt md Il 4. q.
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United STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEYS OFFICE
APRIL %

UNITED STATES Observation-Disclosures OFFICE
APRIL -.
PRIZE ykssEL LtBELtD.
Tho schooner 81. George, captured by the Mt
Vernon OH WILMINGTON y. c. April q! wss brought 70
dis mott iii, morning. IN change Of PLe-M ftNed H.
Waskrys She Las cargo OF salt nc IN" bsU'' A''oi
pey hled a libel against her to-day.
f. 4 COMMISSIONERS OFFiCE-ArRiL -s-beioFo
Commistionsr O,BORN.
oprstNa A Lr1rFR-RECEWING MONki IHDER
FALSE PRErsNsKs.
Mary Ann Redden, young girl, was sr'ts.el Tor
openius letter belonging 20 Joh Otonnof ace r'e-lns
,,nu of money IA e. The accused vii be e@aihi"'a 0"
Friday. 49, .f.t,, q,
Chasles O. Won Quilfcdt arrested on compliant OF
Chatlo. w Beach for receiving money under al'' c
The prisoner held in f5oObaiL Examination on o"ui'
day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
sURRoGATE's CoURT-ArRL 25.--Beforc Surrogate
IuCArR.

TUE MERCHANT WILL CAsE.
In the matter of the will of W. H. Merchant an
application mad. to-day for an Adjournment on the
sonhd mt Two OF tho bns Witnesses 80 ne val hal
oeeh Indicted for forgery In the hTst esoe unto m M GA
the criminal charge. 49, "''. '' . $50 w.
The Surrogate denied th. appirstion AMI mood the,
case until ruesaay April %. fietropopt stan -,
Tor Teslond,uti thahcd. ku-rell * EiTd.aI .,c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

There wers four five auction sales to-day Of
ribbons dress goods, carpetings &C., at which The
attendance was large, aud the prices obtained gem
orally satisfactory. At sale Of domestic coion
goods the following prices were realized:
Appleton heavy brown sheetngs, $40 altman sheet
ipg, Isl Prprsic h. sheeuns. 29i Hop, bl'a,aed sai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
fosistter's 5,omnrb Biitfrs.
READ AND REFLECT.

READ AND REFLECT
hs's 'urs Of BaalIH "Bothew, Jee ssI.
we answer 'Hs al sasy tass.
Strengthen the sToxAcH, and ,r.t.io
The NERVES, the servant. of.a, n,...
Inc LIVER keep in active play
And ,esala,e from day to "a,
Each organ aid. on Natures plan
Brace and refresh the NSRR NAN
And like watch that's kept in chine
By constant care with railroad t,u,
The SysteIl's tone and strength renew
And thereby cheer the 'oiyit too
How" you inquire "can this be cossf
This Victory DER Disease be WOMB
HosrErrER's BErrKEs." we reply
IsHEALras svrREsE PKoTKcTloS-1Arl
Asa means Of reseDerstuz The di.ordesd esssble1
,yste regulating every function Of the internal eroUs re-
wing the depressed spirits iovigorstne the constitution
and prolongns life. medicinal prepa-son ber Of Ito
past or the presen, time las completely oui,.r.
,slly successful as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BIrfEhs

CELEBRATED STOMACH BlrrEhS
Agsirst the vhpors fonl prepse.
That 'eysr.;slnt tie heavy air
Drink not mniired the wSter found
In praises woods, or narshy g'e'hd
H,edentary toll you ply.
Nature We mssf 0ss''f-or Dr.
For when declared from eIeEei'..
For artificial did she edes
Medicines sIanG purpose and inisn;
Ia threatened wi 70 Jorsssafi
And II you'd tr relieved or srv.s
Prom III, .h-t erush hs I-prtJams
Ho.tetter, Bitter. u,e--for rote
TAsy are the .4'sisr .NuporG
To defiance the missms % nnkeslihy sos psisO3
md factories and the bsue Influence -.dert. .@y-.
u.at. Il 10 ouly necessary % oe fore,ruied N1sb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
The New Commandanf OF Indiana.

The loyal men of Indiana feared that Gen. Has-
call the successor of the intrepid and loyal Caring
ton, was not quite free from the faint Of suspicion
from the fervor with which Tile Chicago Times and
kindred presses hailed bis appointment. His irs
order however, dsspates all doubts "a to his loyal
IT, and leaves tho Copperheads but little to hope fol
,ndsr his Administration:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
HOSTE TIERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH mITERs.

IELEbhAlE Ell SlOMAtb IIl iFks.
Dy,pep.ia, pane. that rack and rrire
The body All d, ,es- the miGs,
Ague', that a. they 90 aud cone.
Make lifh constlHt mstyrdon
Codes and dyseu.srie pains
Meath which the .,ron. man. viz Or .rss,
Bilious compare. those tedious l.
Meier conquered ye; by drtstie t..ss
Dread darrhes, that cannot be
Cured BY destructive mercury,
Slow, constitutions! decay,
That brings Death nearer. Jay by dag
Nervous rros,,,'ior, mental soOD.-
Herslls Of msdl,.s or tee tome
For ,hese-thorgl mineral nOst-ara' Az
Means Of Relic. % least we han.
HosrErrER's HtlrERs--medicips
Not to prersa'. alone. but eara
In DY,rsrsl., FKyER .>D Asvs Blro,. ..sfLnSys
CONSTITUTIONAL aud M you, DEB.url = -r.PArOS
sy,scKNE,. sPAs~.. AMI in ell comp ,i.t' II Mar q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30

In Dyspepsia, FRYER .>D AsUs Buio,. .srLnSvs
CoSsrlrurloSu aud M you, DEB.lr = -rsPAroy
sEAsicKSE,., sPAsss, AMI in ell comp ,i'' Of h'A
Woman proceeding fsou easusl inherent 0rans" o.
body. the one Uea. remedy and restorative is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-30
IIOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlrrERs

To wanderers or ,es or land.
From Polar shctu 20 rropic ',ferd
To household lon. and regions new
And dwellcr, a. great cities, too,
To soldiers in camp. FORT asd heid.
Who need agaius. disease shield
To miners. Cal. uia bound
And iilen OF -. LiArshy SroalS
To feeble wives OF fragile MOLD
To young. ana nddisssed 'ad Old
To those in he,.,n who would ENJOY
Heaven. best r.. without alloy
To all the streps.tle's weak AM P'''
Who droop ye. .uow net "h'' '''' '''
uo,rsrrrns r,rrsr'"' present.
A.us.i.l,. mos, potent eIs~'Al
,n.,.,. any value in ppbIlc OpioiOr OF 80
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-06
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheur.
Scald Head, Sore EYES,

From Harry Seeker, Esq, he able editor Of he
TbHkbGHaOck Democrat, Pennsylvania
Our only child, about three years of age, was
attacked by pimples on his forehead. They rapidly
sore, which covered his face, aud actually blinded
his eyes for some days A skillul physician applied
nitrate of silver and other remedies, without any
apparent effect. For fifteen days We guarded hi,
hands, lest with them lie should tear open the its
tering and corrupt wound which covered his whole
face. Having tried every thing else we had any
hope FROM We began giving your SARsAPARILLA,
aud applying the iOdide Of potash lotion, as you
direct, The sore began to heal when we had given
the first bottle, and well when we had finished
the second. The chid's eyelashes, which had come
out, grew again, aud he Is now as healthy and fair
as any Other The whole neighborhool predicted
that the child must de-
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-06

THE GLUT OF SILVER IN CANADA.
1t would do a hard-money man good
10 go to Canada. The currency consists
almost exclusively of American silver.
Silver abounds everywhere. Every
body is loaded with it, and everybody
tiles to get rid Of it, as people do of doubt
ful funds. The taxes are paid in silver.
and ;he collectors take it by the bushpl.
The city treasurer of Toronto has half
ton Of it. The merchants have bags Of
il in thcr safes. The banks won't re
ceiTt il. The Great Western railway
has issued printed notices that only five
per cent Of SILVER will be Received for far
or freight. Only think Of count,
where Jou cannot pay your fare on thu
cars with silver coin At Toronto. Lon
don and elsewhere business men and
firms have united in a general resolution
TO receive silver only at a discount Of five
per cent. for Canada bank PAPER. This
OF course applies TO American silver. as
the Canadian and English coinage is
legal tender. Think again of region
within one mile Of Detroit, in which the
dirty rags" issued By the bank are worth
five cents on the dollar more than the
shining coin Detroit AdUeriiser.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-06

VALUABLE RECIPE.--Take one or
thoroughwort, one OF. slippery elr, one
OF. stick licorice, aud one OF. Of flaxseed.
Simmer them together in quart of wa
ter until their strength is extracted
Strain carefully and add pint of mo-
lasses, and halt a pound of loaf sugar.
Simmer ak together, and when cold bot
lie tight for use.
This is the best medicine for cough in
use. A few doses of one tablespoonful
at time will alleviate the most distress
sing lung cough. Ii soothes and allavs
Irritation, and breaks up entirely the
wbooping cough, and no better remedy
can be found Tor Group, asthma, bronel.
It's, and all affections of the lungs and
throat.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1863-03-06

G. Here is long sentence of thirty
two words which some ingenious child
has got mp with just the letters found in
the word Naiden. Ida, maiden, p
mean man named Ned Dean, and Me
dia, mad dame, made me mend dic
and dime, and mind mine in dim
den in Maine"