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rs7UE sEMl-W EEkLY TRIBUNE.

81. 3 i.
rs1uE SEMl-W EEkLY TRIBUNE.
TIE NEw-YOEE SAMI-WEEELY TRIBUNE is
published ese.y TUESDAY anl FRIDAY
Contents Of No. 1903 August 2Il:
I.LEADlEG ARTICLES. sr-e...on lp Eonh Ca o.
ina. TIC lol W.. fIt.u O., s e. .lr t'tt
C,ur,e,. Giosi-Nat.ng. Political f.osa,.s 600
Elss.a, A0..rt.sfllslo s To- Dsi.nsc, Ihe E-r
yeror " Mr2icoi al Zones la .chmoud, rs,...
aen.iskrs, f'co sifac .ioni Do'. H'y aiop tn1
IL DniJl, 4L- To. s-flii in ti't..o, tat-Ci -
Quaker, Army Nu.is - rec sP,reai Aop' Id
de-, kci,oi.a raEas.li4-
I..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
III GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
~. THE DRIFT ~ hEWNORk CITY
y..ADJCTAN4-GE .EHAL SPEAGI KS REPORT
yI.OUR REGULAR ARMY: CAausea Dliu7 the
rssi Year lac Retired lit, our EeHscf i,-
hnelsi, 1885 MI..-,y "rpartn.s..'s ind i'eir
Communion. Corp. Commanders. -. of-O.iri-
a. nd l3u gef.rrD,lf..s " t0hIt'c..
vn..FBOM MlSAt5OfA; Conespond 40 Of The
- =. Ilitrno.
VII .REOrEaKG or TIE BALTIMORE AND
ONO RAILROAD: Opcrafi,as 81 the Rebel
Ghi.ls llb0drn Jones. Jenills ana Jolns,n;
h4ia..se .sIuctln ~ hriI.rs l..rs and leie
papA; tisofoas H,. o..tractou - L.e CON HaLy W
Road Fore. .le a. iary Quad ulier orn.l a.
Kelley imporialcr OF he !0ad o. iie O1't.u-
CoIrespOntencr Of 4 b. y. \. Irbnre.
EX-SENATOR HARRIS ~ PATRIOTISM.
X..LAViNIA: The ugii.ye Slave.
AI..CONDITlOH Of THE fRFEDMEg; Core
spondrnce Of The n. !. Tnhuno.
yll..TIlE WHITE SLAVES or TIE SOUTH
Xlll..A FACE or iMPAR1lAL HISTORY.
XIV. FROM WhSBlNGIOEi Special Dispatches to
The y. Y. lionno
xv..THE slECE Or CHARLESTON; Intense Feat
Of toe Weather. y Severe aud Oostinaic Cannon
Li-; IA. Lo.s On oar SIDE; Lrlfbl II Ample
Ns-eniafccment-i Tremendous ia,c, u ~
founder f4s.y.t oAot, 4As CsIta'c Of 1apiuin
XVI. FROM THE ARMY OF THE POToMhC.
XVU..FHOM IlCHliOND' Leo, Plans for q Fall Cam.
le.ni f'oio..d in,as.on Of 'iary .4ndi ne oI'il
XVIII. LATE SOUTHERN NEW.
XIX. THE WAR III TIE sOUTI-WEsr.
Xxx. sERENADE TO CEN ROUSSEAU.
XXI THE COHOEs FIRE. Scenes and Incidents
Bodies let IN tho RIlIs.
XXI. FROM EUROPE.
Kali. IRON EEw-OiLEANs: Arrival of tte Scan
Cl.r.-r,ii~ u IIo,iii.na IN Nov Jreail. ~,
hsosfiou q sto,@ ff'psnyi COL ihorpe Ihe
Amy 10 E"sDLlc active Jp'tsliohs. I04iespond'
eIce oi The =. !. Tribune.
XIV. TIE ALABAMA AND GKOpGA; ioh Yea
ie,s in for o. Bahia Efforts 81 our Co"f1l 20
Creun.tont Them. Correspondence u The y. J..
Tribune.
XIV. .rHa PREJUDICE AGAINST NEGROES; Coz.
scsPonleure u 1Ae ~. }. Tribune.
XXW..TIE CONSTITUTIONAL UNION HFETlSG.
XyyI.TiiE sso cOMMITaTlON
AXyIu..T.IE JEFF. DAVIS CORRESPONDENCE.
XXIx. .CROrs ~ TIM wi,T Correspondence Of The
y. s.. TnD.uc
XXX. .FOHEiGN GOtGlP.
XXXL POETRY: The Ballad Of Poss B,Y'haw.
AHAll.NAN iIl'S.
Nhklil..1lif NI"S.
haNit ..frErONAlD
&AAE..PDLliiClA
Efhtl..HlfC fIlA.EOTS ifff5.
4Ati4.IaEfIhGkS mo LiaiUf
XaNYIl.LOhAEEC4AL. iAfIEIls: full Reports OF tLo
- =. -ioney, tot.ou. Grain, sud Cattle BIZ
Arts' sp' r'aiy Reported for 4 Ice y. !. IfiDgno.
Tesss--One Copy Tor one year, Ss. Two Copies,
year, 50. Jre COPIES, one gear, SI1. Ten Copies
S<S 30.
FOR Cab Of Twenty, We .snd an Extra Copy.
A5lse. III TRIBUNE. New York
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tHtor uhrf %, ccunulaivd saFani ses 81 any yea' oi
nu0rrss'.l ol Grafton.
l.ry .sry provided fora thorough conise q useful
,luca'iou, under Tie direction OF ,Ops u
nIoi- ira. .stiiy pioies.o.s egd lc. ,A'is .
for Circulars opp, to JOIN u. WILLARD IroyN Y.
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G.ORGE y. NOLAN,
Executor. Of 'hc estate Of John Me- Irc. dcccassd-

Oto. I. UNUOcs. IletiII''f- =
WRENCH ana AMERICAN FLINT GLASS
a WARG-By POBEEtR HAYDlCh.-InJiSDA .
Aug. =. a. II oclocr 1t hs sesToiu NO Ioi Li'rity
on four months cIcai.
2or tg be, French Glass importation Of McsEs PeI.er
Ca.eaux-a iu.l assortment of tut and tsin- -
20 -. HoLer isr Ga. 5pykgs American Giass.
IcJ pkes her.scus Clwrrys Lamp Ac
go go At,arhni, = and hciIs finL jar.
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Sales bD antiion.

A. n. ~ IRWIN. Aucii mccf.
10y BANGS, MEKWIN s. Co, Irving Build
nss No. 80 pnd 80 broad ,-Sales # hooSs sia.
t.oue.y pc;ie WORKS II All Fancy G'ud- FurniaEt Sc
NXFCUTOhS' SALE of COAL LAND
II valuable tract Of coal LAND c-u'iinug about 20
acc-. .ifulte 10 i!,h 1owni1, .chuy,sA County, "a
known 20 the Caffeine I.rrer' rac bounded by e a
lp, Esrracr Lands l+ the e.. Cre /. L.ris
In lands urs aud rofbous go This irart arc ies
cral f. -cass coirc., which lnaay .c.n 4Nt TO
llariJ tans Of superior Nlit'Ast tad.
Tis tact hss teen sfrd IN c three places aud the
vein. of coal prov She The i' is perfect
ror further particulars ii terms, adde's tho undeI,isn.d
20 ~ N.Lut.t, I!AAde.phiI .
HENRY y. MOORE ~
OEONGE y. NOLAN,
Ezrcntor, Of ,he esaie Of John No IIl.- decc.sli
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DsVrsi u. BrHrrrr. Aucdo
r i. MARSHALL StIE.

~ By hthDbIT. JONES 4 co.
vlT'ur Of " ~ vsh..u4. oua Geo directed and
delivered ~ sell sf fntac Auction tir "a day 81 sep
4h,r 1853 o. u clock a. a. iro..s 5000 at-f,
Doh E.ooslyn tAhjO 90 fle g-4s Bag DELE. rorsa'-
u 81 about ~ ilcts IN ktioOh GROUND ,'l.--
kug - l0A i. MIhhhh, a.. ,. M-f.laL
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4 FFMCTED RESTORED! IGNORANCE

L ALMOND m the cG1ses, Symptoms, ed
li eG o.-rr ..oas.- % e nervous, y ulna brlai-
~ rnd SEXUAL s. .flH.ily {. j. ii.NHoAp q H. formerly
P.s;e-sOG o! .psesl AIsOhy &C. ~ ia. syIsclsc Aedc
so.e.e Acw-ior.. ITcv 81, iaa.eO fee. J.. HAk>Lle,
fnbhI.rr. 30 se>et-.t A~sf hout'.
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Go iOlcm il man Concern.
Nlueital gnslrurcni5.

III. GALE d Co.. PIANO-lORTES.
~ M-alf,ciory Al - 4refla..
so. ~ Easi l-f.,f-, fcw-fo'k
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MILITARY ACADEMY,
INsTITUTE. No. aO Cooper

II lnion, \ ~. G. FOX G T., Pr.ncIph, aiaed ny
allie Eis-rior1ugh hcudeic. Cole .le. ana Eugi-
ncerins given - the above Institution Prya'e
mon ION Wien Dc ed The neat tenn commence sen
L. .LL.
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Go Cct.
Heal Ceiaie for Sac.

TOR sALE-AT HASTINGS, the well estab-
a .i.ned hOus. and G.1luls known ~ the 'hONLN
liOf'SE. two sclcs II Il villa Gli c.. es, jne who"
o1.red pri,. ha, viii TIE purrcr very good
Ink r.l.eat AMY % L. J. lAO. \. 40 ". tEoadwsy
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L'ENALE INSTITUTE, PENNINGTON, y.
/ The FAIL TiRN omen, Aug 81 Bead, &c. ~. b
fn.bsh udes So r,r quarter tor other infoiA;i9n a.
Dice 4. =. LA fALE. Principal
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nrlSSES ROlIR ard Ms TUFTS have re-
w .aovrd iieii FAthCii end ENGLISH hpAAnlNG
AMI DAY school. to- YOUNG LADIES a'd, rlLnklh to
,st stu It r--r Central ras. iie acool viii H. OlEr
S.It b. 'h,uals may o" nhtnred at
fhAt~ns No .6J; Ihomptep's. No 10. q. ST. Sessns
no -. Ioadwa 81 th, residence IN esth a., south siir
second l,ase N's 81 III ~
IL- l.NIn.d /, .f-Ll. 30 III 4.
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ASSEMBLY,.

BILLS FAvORABLY REPORTED.
incorporating the German benevolent society Oh
New-York.
Relative TO the Charter Of New-York. (RsferTd
40 the first Committee Of the Whole)
Amending the act incorporating the United STATES
Trust Company. This bill was ordered to third
veadng. ,.,
Amending the act relative to proceedings BY mon
eyed corporations.
Incorporating the Peoples Savings Bank OF New
York. nj, =
incorporating the Emgrants' Savings Bank OF
Brooklyn. ., ,
Dy mir. DOUGHTY-For the consideration Of
ths House. th. bill incorporating the Anglo African
Savings Bank.
MIR. FISHER introduced a bill relative to the sale
Of stocks and other securities, providing Tor open
stock boards; executoTy contracts made at boards
not open TO be void if repudia,ed within ~ DAYS.
On motion Of Mr.. DEAN, his Gold bill was
amended as follows: "Nor shalit be lawful for any
banking association, individual banker trust COM
pany, savings bank, or other corporation existing
under the State laws to loan money or currency on
che pledge or hypothecation Of foreign bills OF ex-
change.
The bill was ordered TO third reading.
M. HEALY reported favorably on the bill incor-
pors.ing the Maiden Railroad Co.; also, for the
Consider ration of the House bill incorporating the
Spring Street Railroad.
STATE FUNDS.
In answer to q resolution Of inquiry, adopted by
the Senate the Controller reports as follows relative
70 balances of State fluids in the hands OF the Man
haitian Banking Company:
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DEE
DIED.
INOLD-fn Brooklyn. on Saturday, March 81, William

ANOtD-ia Brooklyn, Saturday. March 81. william
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend his aosral Tu-ds, biscb "A. OF o'clock
ron his late resitence. No 80 Ce1aont avenue.
CA)MBs-ln Brooklyn Saturday ~ ening March a. Ls,
nmau 1ele' Of tho late John Combs tue s7ta year
hsr
Thsre.iives and friends Of the family are respectfully In
yis"d,o attend her faoers Tuesday next at O'Clock
from the South Presbyterian Church Or Spess) corne
Of cs1son and Ay suoet'. Br0OAya, without further
DIBDLEOu Saturday morning March 81, Geo. NJ Dibble
aged 80 years
Til. funeral services VII be held tho r.,idencs Of III.
rrtet on Monday Harch a. at o',ock The friend.
Of shs family are hereby invited to attend
DOUGHTY - On Saturday morning.. March 81, spddsniy
COrssa wfe Of Etwsri f. d. Doughty and daughter Of
tho l.t. Alexander Ms,,,en Of tai. eis,.
Baltimore papers please copy.
FoRBES-on Saturday. March o. Lotas A., oriy chad Of
John L. and Jane Forbes. sged years months and
The re..vs and hends oftbs family respectfully invsd
attend the fun~rs ssrvces from the Ee.dorcs 81 hsr
noon O'Clock wthou, Her r.un.in.
viii be taken % Newark N j. Oh Tue'dny forenoon for
tzsruent
0UrIERREZZZE-In the City ofPari. Furcs, on wednes-
day, Feb as Fernando Gutisrrelaes. aged "a yeGrs.
Duo notice Of the funeral will be given on the Arrival oftbs
remains
HoMER-on Sunday morning March %. Fred B. Homer.
IN the 7,th year ofhi. age
The and hend, OF the family are rsspectiu n'ed
10 West sitesutb street Tuesdsy afternoon at o'clock
wtthou. further Invitation.
MOORE-On Saturday. March 81, 1859, Of msmbrsneous
croap Annie JoOsphno only daughter Of Charles A. and
jose hne Moore, es.i year, months and diys
Tbs nts and invited 10 a1nd the funeral
from the OF parents No l3D West Thftesrh
street NesY0ri, Monday. Sisch 70, without farther
setice
AINRR-on Friday M.roh 90 william -. Miner. N. D.,
int he e3d OF nis
sLOCUMA, the residence, ofD. G. L. .ch. ssq o. Lancns
Mich the Rev J. Socum. formerly Of this city In the
6ia year Of his
SCHESCK-In Brooklyn CD Saturday morning, March II.
at his reiaeucs No. R.men street Joha sehenok IN tho
G3i yssr Of bis age ~ . ,
The relatives and friends Of III. hty respectfully invited
TO att@uI his funeral from the First Reformed DutcL
Church uhe Rev Mr. illett,l Joraemon. near Court
street on Tuesday March a. ct O'clock p H. without
moro p.itlcnlN notice.
vARIAN AT MoIihsvsn. on Sunday, March ~, Henry
Bacon yousse,t OF Alfred and Eliza L. Varian, aged
years months and IL dsys
The rssvss aud friends 81 IN, family also those OF his an
ols Johl H.. IT, respectfully invited TO attend his
fu- from the residence OF hs parents, on Tuesday ates
q O'Clock
WAIKIKI Sunday morning March r. OF HE residence.
al FsTm. john = Wsscr, IA sh- eh OF his ass
The funeral s tale pllrc st the Friend, h.einyfi at
w-steh-s,sr, founh.day afternoon o. O'Clock hn
friends and those OF the family respectfully invited 90
attend without further notice earrings Will DO In walt
ing al Harlem fr'dss mill o'clock p n
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DEATH or Ex-COsTROLLER HAws.-Robert T..
Hsw. late Controller ofths City Of Newiork died JESTER
noon Of his residence No IS Allen street. in the 4eth
wear of his age MIR Hsws had been for weeks
r.iung and on Friday night lsst seized with violent
attack Of paralysis which deprived him Of all consciousness
Dfs Kissan aud Waterman called in aud unrs
mtiing In their attentions from tho time he was attacked
until his death their efforts to afford relief rostore him to
proving unayains Darog Saturday Dir Aws
rapidly paralysis Of the e1en les and various organs
epsuing until tho disease reached tbs heart Tho
was widely known in this city and enjoyed tho
bigh.s. respect Of sll who knew him both In public
and priyut. life lie was for many years idensi-
fed with The Old Line Wing, and under their
rcs served tuo terms the Common Council under the
Charter ~ Assistant Alderman AID Alderman In 1893 no
WAS nominated and elected by the Republican party s' Con-
,o.r which Office he filled with great ability having attained
during HI ants in this city an sxtenvs hnAuosi
knowledge Upon being elected Controller he devoted him
.~ sdion,ly to the duties OF his ofcs hr Hawe' received
second termination for this oce but was defeated ny TIC
present incumbent He upright and honoabs IN oil III.
aud leaves large circle OF friends to eePo9e t's
loss His funeral will ske place on Wednesday AFTERNOON
from ST. stsphsn Church. corner OF Chrys'io ana bioohe
stIeets.
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Tho Crew OF the Rebel Privatecr Chap
man In Prison-EmigrstiOn TO Mexico
Inter Accounts from China.
SAY FRANCI,co. Friday.

SAN FRAScrsco. Friday, March 49, 1852
The market is dull. Sales OF anthracite coal ct
SIS; Cumberland, in casks. at $26. Alcohol soc.
Arrived, ship Ka.hay, Hong Kong, with dates TO
the 9th Of January.
Tea had a downward tendency, otherwise the
market was without recent change.
TIE steamship 1inemoulh would not return TO
San Francisco.
1t was believed the project to establish British
line of steamers between California and China would
be abandoned.
The steamer Oregon sailed yesterday for the
northwestern parts OF Mexico, crowded with pas
sengers. The cargo was principally mining ma.
chinery.
Tbs rates Of passage by tho steamship Constitu.
ton, leaving on Taursday, April l. are rs follows
First cabin, $780, second cabin, GEO. steerase,
SlO6. At the last steamer dsy, IN consequence OF
the opposition, each line charged f50, $50 and $50.
MIR. Crittenden has been released upon evidence
not duplicating him with the pirate Chapman.
Twenty-Five men were captured on the vessel and
confined In Fort Alcatruss.
SAN PKAScnco Friday. MsYch n. 1861
The steamship Constitution 10 entering the bsroor.
Ssed-Bsrk Moonbeem. for Liverpool ship Flying Eagle
for Boston, carrying SO bags ofcorpr 40 pale. Il WOOL
10 500 hides and 500 gallons tJPen,.no. Cotton hrn Cot
ton soods unsoIghL
Hone KoSe, Jan. n. 1872
Freshtn dull fer large ships. Medium sized in demand
Cotton fabrics dull sales sot0 Gags shsngese cotton ID
s2y0 80 per picul.
Teas dull SIX unchanged Raw cotton firm ct II tasls
for speculative purposes and shipments Alihsoiis coal -
tselA
CAyTos Jan. IS. 1867
Since the lSh sales o. 2O chests CT green tea Of < 6
tssls $40 half chest. O0opg 2oal3 tsss ell for American
ports
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Adjourned.
Omcial Mexican Accounts from Mexico.

WARRINGTON, Saturday MATCH IT, IUtJ.1
The Mexican Minister here has dispatches from the
city Of Mexico up 10 the 18th Of February. The
French were then fifteen miles from Puebla, be-
tween Vera Cruz and that city, with 20, 600 men.
The Mexicans, with superior force, and with con-
slant accessiops, were iDtrenced in mastery posi-
ton between the French and Puebla.
The state Of the Mexican army was good, and they
were confident Of repulsng the French if they At
tackled them in their stronghold. Indeed, one Of the
rnos. prominent men in Mexico declared bis entire
belief that they would expel the French at no very
distant day, unle,s very heavy reenorcements were
forwarded as all parties were united IN defense OF
their national existence. The Church party are re-
presented fully in the army.
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6peual = otires.

Relief for Ireland.
TIE members Of tho Society Of the Friendly Sons OF -
Patrick are Ieqns.ed 10 meet q, Room No Dslmonco'
Hotel, corner OF brosd~s az aud chsmber-s,, on
MONDAY AFTERNOONS. sd Inst,
at haIfpsN 1eock. -
10 sdor, MEASURE. for th. PROMPT Kelley OF THE
STARVING POOR OF IRELAND. by order OF
JAMES T. BRADY. PRECEDENT
Tuorn BAhBous. Secretary.
Lccture-By tho Rev SAMUEL Is. BELL OF California.
al tls south Congregational Church c9IneI Court and Free.
dentists, BrookIJa, on TUESDAY EVENING. March ~
''N sab-c,: "MEN AND WOMEN TOO"
Tickets rs cents For sale at the door Of Dr. Chsdwicfs
drug store opposite the church
The Twepty.Second Ward Loyal League will
y. rublicl, insuguta,ed MONDAY Evening Mach 2J at
:. oeses A. the Broadvsy and s7th o. Hall Tbs Hen "a.
" aI,yvuh Hon Rufus Andrews Hon David X. Carter
Of Ohio .nd Thos Jones viii address tho meeting Lot
Al. who lave their country sopd seats reserved oI ladies'
~ ofI-I OF The Commitioo
Free Iec,nres for the People, at tho SiHteen,h
ard Nspusc.n H.adq stsrs No. 40 Wh'iv near sJdst
TN, lev Prof HEu BRONN Of Lower Nisss,iPpi viii
deliver an idiros.-Suhlee, Tho KebeioL"-on TUES
nay EVENING March 70 1t Il o'clock. Reserved .ests
Tor L.di-s II. c. PAKKE. CLn Lecture Committee
The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the New
York Young Mems Christian Association VIII be
h.a at th. rooms. Bible Hou.r yd.av sod Nnss. inlo
Monday EVENING at o o'clock Addfe:'es ~ the Hev;
III n KlDGAWAY and other gentleAen Young Men and
i'ad'"' are "H''''0 ~ s. w. sTEBBINs, President
JA.L Hasris Rec. Secretary
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fn1/iN

or Ill remedial ,sen,- IoprsH stands prssninent Tho
cunt OF ability zeal aud ,d1y which has been devoted
10 tho e,ueldslioD OF IL, efscts upon ITO
HusAs StrTEH
has been eIcs.i. n the in'tss % any ether article 10
M.teTis MrdA scino~ EDGED to sTes,
t,wefs IN the care II m,ny obstinate diseases over which
other remedies have little or no Influence.
Iodine ia the 1919, and received lie
nam. m tho word winch heads 'his stco 81
body oatBed FROM weed, 10 volatile
and has Irs.t eOstTol over
scnoYrLors AyyRcTiosa
II se,s upon tho
LivAk kIuNHIG.
DiGusTIvg OKSaHs. AAo OLAsptiiR srsTsN.
r, r.pf.i1r metallic mercury ana .. the insfcaiiL com
pound. that can posaibIJ ovouI 10 &c h''Hs eosJ'
Tue TOsio ~.
.,,o 81 IA sytne~d BY ne STRENGTHENING the disest
~. and Increasing the appste IN cs,cs OF pJsPep
Debility increased nstfiion OF "" bouJ
. ne fr-ou-ut the Of Iodine Inc Pr
sa rsco,s H~s strength, and color hitherto ~s reiaAsd
AID feeble he becomes fun ssrons. aud t,nd
The npsse.d success In PnvAe pfsoce ano 'ho ihao
meat Of $780,. .
enable, IA 10 recommend
. ,o.c6o for IN, cure scrsfua la al ia manifold FORMS
Cancer Heart Liver, aui kidney D.. sses.
Hh,uus,i.n Nea.ltia Nervous Affections. Female Wess'
p.s,-. Dy.peps ~yphsls and the oSLf remedy of the
,ucce,,l nj eTAllcalion Of Msrcufisl Dissss
IL zen 4insno IS pure rolYton AID its excellence. a.
n-d,rif- arc tested by Or. Chiffon Fret fsber rf'i
Booth Dr. whitney aud o,Lers equally Known " sie1es
rnce Ono Dollar per bottle
Physci,ns and Chemists, No &.J BROADWAY.
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Tr1ycIrrs, Guide,

, To Albany, by Hgiscn River HR.. c. Warren
~. 10 N. md 81 3 and vi slnday, s:12 ?. m
10 ALBANY. ry liaf.cm hf. = HEAT. aud fthag Az m
, 10 Boston. oy Now-LonJon lire Pier -, ".
X, stoniu s,oa line, Pieg ~. n. r.. and Fall
River line, Pier ), y. H., daily lSandsyser
cepeD Observation-Disclosures. 5p. m.
To Bos.on. By Eew-Havcn RR.. via Spring.
fed 4,,a-, -ad 4h-ay. .......g NJ ard u and D.
To Boston, by New-tayen Kt. g.ih-st. opd
sth-av via Shore Lius...l2t nad Sunday ?. IN
To bulso. b. Erle hR. 700. Of Chamoerr
a. and p M
10 PbIadeigh.a by NewJcTsey Railroad. foot
OF Couosld ~, TO- an y ~ p IN Sunday, = p
10 Phsoephs bY Camden aa1 ANNOY
RsoGi. Pier 70 ~ r.. loot o. BaIclayst. O. M. ?. M
To Washington. by jersey EN.T iOAm
g. y sni a. p foot Of Cour andst. Sunday. Is p
To NsshinF 'on. hy Camden cad hichoy RAN
road Pisl 2G y. H. 100. Of Barclay and p N
To the West. by Central RAILROAD Of New
jersey. loot Of Coafi IanGte. snd q. m.
II 81 and p.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

Army DELEGaTEs.--The Roanoke, which sailed
Saturday, carried two Delegates Of the Christian Oo'
mission to join tho .oi.n. force now connected win tie
xpedon One Of these gentlemen 10 the Professor OF
Anatomy ia Of Medical Colleges and We. formerly mayor
Of boston lie give. bis time months to this beDeiceD'
work The other clergyman Of good repnl'. AT fof'
Royal Newben and Fortress Menroe ether Delegates oil the
Commission stationed Volunteer Chspain' ana Dol
esaes receiving commissions rapidly " they can be
lifted out and forwarded. From Philadelphia IL Dtes"ss
have gene 70 he Army Of the Pstsmss this vee&.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

SENATE. ..ALBAsY, March 9l, ls6

SENATE. ALBANY, March 81, 1868,
Petitions were presented in references w 'n ~;
Broadway Railroad bill; for the enuo"1'n W.. ~ ~
Hygeia College; TO regulate tho priee ., go, -
brooklyn; for increasing the nu'nos' u 0"''As'
Banks in New.York. ,..,.. n On. Tom.
,.;onar. Of Junsry was ordered TO third reading.
The hi, snpropriating $5C00CO to equip the
@tsie Militia was reported fsvorloly, Us was tue
bill to facilitate the acquisition Of ahos LOT the Ufo'
s0T Th "I PRESIpENT announced @ Grinding Com
s,;,..s -. Toilows. Messrs. Truman, Pruyn, w.
eIsTk Ganson. Cook, Woodr al, Folger. Murphy,
CONSIDERATION OF CITY RAILROADS.
NJ MURPHY introduced bill Perm tting City
Railroads in any Of The cities OF the State, to con-
Snidate on obtaining the consent OF at least two.
sh,rds Of the shareholders of The companies inter
es,sd' If any stakeholder shall wthio twenty DAYS
after the determination ia arrived IT. object TO said
consolidation and demand pay ment for his stock, he
NAV sppy to the Supreme Court for the appointment
Of three persons 70 appraise tho value OF His stotk
and said Court shall appoint these three persons 70
oppraise the same and the amount appraised by
1bem shall bepaid by the company 10 the Individuals.
The expense Of the appraisers 10 be borne by the
company.
Mr. LOW introduced q bill increasing the duty
On est TO two cents q busbel
Tho Across.tOwD Railroad bill was recomut'eu
Eor amendment.
The Broadway Railroad bill was made the speciAi
order for Tuesday night, by q twothlrds vote
The Union avenue bill was reported unfavorao'5'
ami the report agreed 20.
Mr.. Connolys bill prohibiting banks from loan
ing on gold coin was reported unanimously, A..
The bill incorporating the parochial fuhd OF the
Fpiscopsl Church of Western New-York was Or
dsred TO third reading. .. u.
Obituary resolutions in respect 10 the memory OF
che late Col. George W. Pratt were moved by Mr.
BOWMAN and adopted.
Adjourned till Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-23

The balance Of Canal Fund moneys VIII De re-
ported by the Auditor, and is not included IN the
foregoing statement.
Tho balances at the end Of each month, il should
be added do not give any indication OF The average
amount on depcst, large sums are frequently ce-
posted ON the Las. day of the month to meet leavy
payments due the next day. This Is especially 20 OF
che last day of March, jane, September and Deem,
frequently large amounts Of principal on the first
day of April, July, October and January. The
Manhattan Company pays no interest Cd its deposits
No sum whatever is paid from the general fund Tor
salary or expenses of transfer agent. 80 lar as
chat fund is concerned the service is rendered gre.
cautiously.
'''' LUCIUs ROBINSON, Controller.
A6;eurnad