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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28
NEw.YORK LEGIsLATUTtR.
SENATE....ALBASY, March q,

SENATE ALBANY, March q, 1868.
The General Appropriation bill was made the
special order for next Ihursday.
BILLS REPORTED FAy0RABLY.
To Incorporate the Union Trust Company. ma
iOTity report.
The Buffalo Trust Company bill. Ordered to a
third reading.
The PRESIDENT presented petition from the
Board of Conncllmcn of New-York, asking for the
passage of Law extending the terms OF Offices oil the
| Heads Of Departments in that city.
Mr.. CONNOLLY introduced bill regulating the
tare on packages Of produce.
Mr. GANSON introduced a bill authorizing the
Canal Board 10 accept Prince Slip, Buffalo; amend
ing the divorce laws and making uniform time for
the maturity Of bills Of exchange and promisSory
notes.
BILLS PASSED.
Amending the Charter OF Rochester.
Amending the act relative to an asylum for insane
convicts.
Relative 20 the Common Schools, Eew-York. IT
increases the tax TO 8 per pupil.
Authorizing the City Of Buffalo TO grant lands 10
the Young Mems Association.
Repeating tho act relative 20 New-York School
Librarics.
Amending the act allowing t'e continued uso Of
copartnersbip naues.
Relative 70 evidence.
incorporating the Church Home at Troy.
Establishing Jail Liberties in Kings County.
Amending the charter Of the Eric County Savings
Bank.
Relative 10 the Canal bridges at Elmira.
For The improvement OF the Chemung Canal
Feeder OF Corning.
For the completion Of the Nine-Mile Creek Feeder.
WEIGHT MARKS AID TARE on CASKS AND
PACKAGES.
Mr.. CONNOLLY introduced The following amend
ents the act 10 relation to weight marks and tale
on casks and packages, passed April IL, 1881:
Section 10 be amended to provide that any pes0n
putting up packGg Tor sls articles Of produce mer
chsnde Ia cssk hrkns other peel ages shs have the
II tnc cooper manufacturer leby BRANDED t1ofo0u
with tho actual weight theteot
Section - 10 amended 10 require every cooper
other person who shall sell any cask hkn or oner package
. be for packing ffC"s Of produce merchandise 20
brand thereon his full together with tho scua weight
ei THO said ctsk, hTki1, packsge.
10 pesoI shal counterfeit alter, or dofacc any nGno 81
weight " bfandsd.
secon four provides that an person violating any Of the
& % oil the foregoing secos shall forfo. ~ for every
i "iAi or other package manufactured aud for every
o % weight altered tesced shall DO deemed guilty
~, nor the penalty to be recoverable in action ~
' N''D' VI any person who shall fvo Tor tle
=, 1,.. DAYS on GRACE.
Mr. tANSON introduced q bill which proyides |
that every indebtedness and evidence thereof in |
GLIDING due bills, bills OF exchange pron,i,sorv
notes, DC, lnadO or dated ON or s4,er Ia,uorv I |
1854, shall mature on and not prjor Ia The trno se
cited for it's respective maturity yvitIout sr,, -
Of grace, and Ia tine DO 40 thereio s"a,iGe
the shall be deemed due at it's dnte or - 80,
date, then at its inception, without dsys of grace
long allowed Sunday, the Fourth of .JnIT IT, %
January, 2Stb Of December, Or any day ios ibuuk
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Intest-Ti4 Londonderry.

LoxDoy, March l3-PropOsG p have been Issued
for the 100000 loan for Salvador,
American Securities continue TO fall.
1t lie said that the reply OF the Gar OF Russis 70
the courteous letter Of the Emperor OF France s q
refusal or tie part of Russia to make any coleefr
sioOs to Poland, or to accept OF anything ehoIt Oh
the unconditional submission OF the Ieoels III arms
The discretionary forces Of Poland are computed
CT 1000.
Tue ship Prince of Wales from Melbourne, reports
that she was brought 10 the sd OF February, III
latitude 80, longitude Az west, By the Alabama,
who reported having destroyed thirty.four Union
vessels during her cruise.
The West African s.eamer has arrived, and sue
reports fever existing at TeneriHe.
The Union grnboat Tusearora was 10 ssh iroln
Madeira on the 9Th instant.
Commodore Freeman had visited the King OF
Dehomey, and urged him to do away with the hor.
Iible rite of human sacrifices" The King rephet
that if he should give Up the custom he would ID
poisoned by his subjects. lie said he would ngre'
with the requistion Of the British Government, l
II was possible, III the course OF Elk Moh'ns'
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70 az citizens granting land to the peasants with In.
demnity to the proprietore.
"Poles Of all provinces beneath he yoke 81 the
Muscovite. / summon 10 the struggle against the
domination Of Russian barbarism Come one
come all Of you, the liberty of Poland must be
achieved.
1.-The concord of all citizeus, irrespective OF
classes, Of religions, OF communities, one ana az
Ina king sacrifices for the common cause, VIII give W
us such unity aud strength as will render our ~
scattered forces terrible the enemy and inSu'o "'
independence of our country. a,a
"To ARES TO arms to arms! for the LlDoi'y ',"N
Independence of our FatherlaDd. LANaIEwiC1.
In terms of the above Lsngiewicz has peen PRIV
claimed Dictator of Poland. -, ~, u;;,erv
Gen, Wysocky has been appointed bis Military
Coadjutor and Director. ;..rus,oa N
The Civil Administration has peeh in'iu'''0 "
II Il reported that sll the independent members OF
tho CorrcH of state of Poland have sent IN ther
II rs Iepeated that the Car Of Russia has cent
disratch stating that whatever may be Vough. OF
he abstract Justice Of the demands of the Poes Inc
Emperor Alexander can listen TO no overtures Or
terms Of compromise long as they continue In
Il armed insurreciiOD."
A Cabinet Council had been held in Paris to con.
s;;1er what action was necessary IN regard 70 the
above dispatch.
Prince Mettarnich, the Austrian Embassador at
Paris was about TO proceed to Vienna.
TIE Secretary of the Prussian Legation ~ faris
had gone to Berlin to coufer with his GoVerhe' III
regard to the Polish question.
4 Cracow telegram Of the 10th inst. says that
prepar atoms are being made by both the Poles ana
RusrisBs for crest battle.
Tie Turin journals publish two letters from Carl
tadi one addressed to the soldiers OF the Russian
army, and The other TO Laneiewicz. In the latter
Garibaidi recommends tho Polish General to extend
the movement 10 tao whole Of Ancient Poland,
The Italian journals likewise publish an address
!rcm LOuis Kossuh TO the Poles. This manifesto
las two OBJECTS: The first 10 prove that the Poles
do lot fedt for that lscerated rag, called the
treaties o. 1915" the establishment Of independent
Poland being tho only question; and the second, TO
show that they ought 70 be on their guard against
the attitude which Austria assumes in the neutEahiy
which she affects TO observe.
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France.

The Paris Borrse closed on the llth inst, at 69f'
s0e. for tie Kentes. HI.
TIE bin for new loan passed the Senate with
only i've dissentient votes.
Il Was reported that tie contract for the loan
had been signed b the Roihechds. but the parilcu-
lers had not trgnsQ ired.
TIe london Times says the advlces from Paris
s;ate HAT le eause Of tie reduction rate Of discount
OF the Bank Of France is owing TO considerable
influx OF bullion from America. Further reduction
in The rate of discount was checked By iutther
downward moyemep, in Consols Oh tie l2iA inst.
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lAlyeIti5cm0nt
TIE RIGIrr My IN TME RIGuT NAACE.-

who sre our rueril arc they of dsmeut integrity
nd = hieh moral lilcpa Or are hry low selfish swim
dcs Who load lr Armies Are they cho merely
poci cfouLdi' or .vr patriotism AID conn e.oncy TO lead
VINO ave tRRYtNg tl country. sud who ar3 tfiLiNl Il
Altk mo enih Bot Sole .n. men fur particular places
VIII net L.ye tefsronc, ~ their phyro)sc, fitness Why
Iu' dmd men wh,e ave one 10 r"q.uedf Or m smb
ti1u4 upsAt" where aud experience needed Or
"rs .red" where '.ug,h breadth aud depth wanted
IL hot why 40. eQur each applicant or otc OK place
tru.. b produce ia other Testimonials char
aclet by pstert pdronologti By this m.sns be
predicted la ndy snc, what nsy be expected Try H. Messrs
towLKt WELLS. y, 3ts broadway, prepared % take
the ,s.e ot er, and pronounce in ectrd
hucsa ytudo g. MI ol trust and responsibility.
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u. 90 bales American. - -
LfvzAPooI, FRIDAY EvKNISO. March l1-CoTroS--The
srket cloed hriu today AZ previous quoiaonh Tho % 80
were TO the Of 60 bales Of which 5000 we're taken
by spectators and exporters
BREADsTUTPsIhe IDrke IL quiet ard prices are rener.
sy though Wheat has Liuned hrmeT tone aud
Corn decided upward tendency
PBOvIsIOSs-Jhe market IL dull
LOsDoy Friday Evening closed to-dar 81 92
for money Tho bullion 10 the Bank Of England had de-
creased on the week to the Of 2i76OO0 AxKRoAS
sEcURTIEs lower Erie shares ~! uslt discount illinois
Central X. X. 4ii discCul
LoSpos PRoDucE MARggT-London. March l1--gus u
steady Refined quiet, Coffee firm and 10 good demand T.
unchanged. TsllOw fTmor.
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Tho Ereahnt 1T AILnnY.

ALnANr. Friday. March q. 1863
The Southern mail was taken across tho river in q
yawl last night.
The Southern mail left this morning by way Of
Schsrectady, and will DO due ia New-Iork NJ
O'Clock this afternoon
The ireshet reached It's hiShcq. point az s O'clock
this morning. since then the water las fallen
10 inches. The weather is cold.
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CKTY ITEMSs
The mild, sunny Spring weather has fsirlx begun.

The mild, sunny Spring weather has fairly begun.
Bluebds and robins cling mey In the orchards barnysr
resound with the joyous clarion Of ehsnee and the CHEEKY
caoke Of his paets ducks and geese tumble about gseuy
in the reOpened ponds and streams quackns and umpetrs
their delight at the return Of the vernal seasons tho frogs
have found their voiccs buds swelling with fair PROMISE
swny grass slopes hasten to put their vsrdue and before
we know the beautiful Season Of Flowers will be with 10
once more,
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iliG ROTAL liGuNEsS THE PRINCESS OF
WA.s % GUnNl,s GALLERY 40 70I 3foadw.y On e,hi.
bi.uu fp.eut.L tuotoGiArH OF InN NolAL HlsHNKss
just recrIyed nu, CoprHafecn Aso G,Krs Dk NsiTR u
came ot Atie wilma largo tuIrA. Of ALBUMS
suI Cles - Nits Of n the csnsulhed persons tie
/ day.
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MISSION SlBBArH-scHooL AsSIvERsARY.-The
Fourth Anniversary OF 81. Paus NJ E. Mission Sabbath.
School win be held in St. Paus NJ. T. Church Fourth
nue. corner Tweny-sccona street, tomorrow afternoon Ad
dresses viii be made by the Rev. Alfred Goodman the Rev.
H. B. Ridgway, and VIM. Truslow. esq.
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THE FORTHCOMING ExrcUTioy or LEwIs.--fhe
execution Of LOWS the Princeton murderer "a to take place
neat Friday. at Trenton. NJ Tho prisoner mAintaIn. his
customary indifference
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AHNis ED......March PIP m.
Rafk Cz9tnO, Pin6hsm, Palermo rob r. and paced Glib
railr Fob ~, fu ~ to Peek Church March 90 lu,.
~ Ion 90 - spose brig Enterprise, Gfiude from Messna
Tor ncw.loId
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The EXPLOSION on BOARD THE II. L. CRAZY
CoRoNsHs SQuEsr.Coroner Wiltey yesterday proceeded
hodtLc Inquest tie body OF Geo. EcAe OF the
by the explosion OF tho boiler b0a.d The steam
tus o. T. CIAry Tuesday moTaiuC The witnesses
inr3 wsre. Ffancis g. Gary Of iausburgl Alexander
li8N Of Newhlrgh Orange County Louis Brag0 No
- JacAkon street. and Dr. George Is. Bouton. Deputy Cor
From The testimony, appears Una, the tagbos d. r.
Cray built January TO- 1906 that her boiler could oauy
20 pound. Of and II carried the safety valve
would blow Oh that there had been leak IN the boiler
which oNi1g ffut In conrucon patch had JAILED 10
shat tho steamboat inspectors has gyou certificate FOR
~ pounds VI itoAu that she boiler good ordinary
than s. pounds Of steam and the saey valve liked
60 blow OIL toe pressure above 10 pounds tha.
theTo the LVctsay confidence placed in deceased
which should be- rcpJsed In CONF sen ensiAoeT that Mr..
Peto Crazy, uncle Of tho Of the boat, cautioned his
nepnsw tho day prsyoIs tho accident employ another
engineer TIE not oompctont to tue boat that
tho boiler rod never been properly e!aced but sound IN
oA0Ty o,acr Iospf.t
Tho inquest adjourned to Monday. the JO,h nst., a.
O'Clock a u.
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MATIgEE.-There will be Matinee to-day, at
o'clock tho Academy Of Muc La Tayata Is the opera
to DO performed. See advertisement.
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A letter written by the Rev. Dr. Chaplin from
Rome will be read /. the congregation tomorrow morning
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AIHANT. ErId1y, MMoh ~ 1908.
Court OF Appeals Calendar ior saturday, March
29 s follows Nos ., u. H. a. H. 49, 10 Rna 70
49,
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JAcRALOw IS FRgE.--Jackalow, whom il NAV
remembered charged with the murder OF Capt Lea.e
ami A two bother. board sloop In this habor
la. been discharged and stops being isksn send
him out II The county. Deputy Marshal C. w. Bensnin
has been inueted 70 make the necessary nsoments aud
procure transportation Tor Jackaow the Loo Choo Islands
oher port whence be could reach home The
s,y expense VIII be psG Of tho money which found
uou Jaciaow At tho time Of his arrest and the balance
given the he, Of Capt Lcate whom undoubtedly be-
ou ssd. The Chinainan IL no In Newark.
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SALE OF THE HIGHLAND NURsERIEs.-We call
the attention Of nureymsa in particular and Of those who
arc making large plantations to advertisement In another
column Of sale tho Highland Nurseries, at Newbnrgh on
tho 7th Of April These nurseries cover ortywo acres
of g,ouud and Il ia no often that largea quantity OF trees
and shrub. arc offered nj sale They have been Tor years
among the celebrated Of tho State, and are particularly
rich forest The collection OF prooaoS
one Of tho bes. TO DO found anywhere and both these aad the
other forest trees are be had at all stages Of growth The
oppotunity for stocking nurseries, to these who pur.
chasing for private planting Of unusual advantage In
tho choice of trees. and probably the coscons so large
"a Tie prices they are likely 10 bring
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Commercial IpteIIiKercc.

LIvERPooL CoTToS MARHrT.-The marEot
closed advance on the week Of ID for American de-
sruons 11ld Surats The sales OF tho week loot
up which sbout 600 were taken by spe0us-
tors and 800 for export sub0ned are the authorized quo
ttnnl.
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Tr- rOOR or THE CITY.-At the last meeting
OF the Commissioners Of Charities end Couoctisns, tho
Board decided TO discontinue the ddbGon Of relief to tho
Outdoor Poor ut tho termination Of the present mouth
Thereafter al applicants for aid viii receive full examine
ton 10 their particular requirements. and their cases will
be subject 10 the action Of tue Commissioners
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SALE or LAW BooKs.-Bangs, Merwin Co. sold
yt,eay sasrnooa large private Lew Library. the property
o. Gentleman rctlln. from tho PEocssion, eompn'ins com
ee set. Of common law and ChAnceEy Iepora Of the Fede
raj AID State Courts. Admiralty reports digest statute laws
commentaries tIoa,se. &c The auction held at the
Irving Buildings Nos 50. and so Broadway and was well
attended by lawyers and book buyers who bid promptly and
paid prices Among other valuable works disposed OF at
that auction were Abbots SogYork Practice, Bccks Msdi
oa Jus2rudence, Chry's Equity Digest East's Reror'
Pstson. Mercantile Law PHILLIPS Evidence Gewland on
Contracts divers Convsyancng Long on Sales Anthems
Law Student ya.cgs Law Of Nations Story PrOm,s0Fy
Notes, &C.
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as means OF fegenefa,ins ulsoIuefeo enu
system. regulating every function Of the internal ssss
living the depressed spirits iuvisor.tns the cspsas
and proongius e no medicinal preparation, either Of q
p.s. or The present Time has been completely add st
HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs.
Against the vapcrs foul prepare,
That feyer.taint the heavy ar.
Drink not unniiIsd the water found
In prairies, woods m'I,hy ground.
Ifiedentary toll you ply
Nature vou must aaist-or die
For when debaned from exercise,
For aytaeial aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and intent
Is threatened evil to pysssnsj
And If you'd be relieved or spared
From Ills that crush the unpyspares
Hossetsers Bit.ers use-for note
They are the suRRsT ASrrpors
To , AZ defiance the masma Of unhealthy soils .bs ssna
Of unvhoesome wster tho efluvs Of crowded w'rfsSeS
and factories. and the baneui inaasnes Of sedsn.ry snF
meut5, /. Is only necessary to be foresrmed with 81:
HOSTETTERS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs.
Dy'pepsiAs psrss, that rack and grind
The body. and depress the mind;
Aguss that ~ they 90 and come.
Make lie constant n,srtyrdomi -
Coles and dy.entetc pains, AZ
Meath which tss >trons mans yIsar warul
Bilious complaints those tedious Ills, e
Ns'er conquered yet by drastic pills.
Dread dsrrhee, that cannot Be
Cured by destructive rDercury,.
Slow, constitutional decay,
Thaib rlnss Death nearer, day by days
Ncrvou, prOssfsiion, mental gloom
Heralds Of madness or the tomb
For the..-tsoush mineral nostrums fail-s
Means Of Relief at less. We hail,
HosrErTER's BlrrERs-medicine sure,
No.to prevent alone, but eu,e
In DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AGrs, BnIors CoxprAyfh
CONSTITUTIONAL and Nervous DEBILITY. CossTIPArOA
SKAsIcKSs.s, sPAsxs and in all complaints Of Man
Woman proceeding from casual or inherent weakness Of "
body, tie one great remedy and restorative 10
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BlTrERs
To wanderers sei or land
From Polar shore to Tropic srandJ
To household lone aud regions new,
And jewellers In great cities. too;
To soldiers IN camp, fort, aud field,
Who need sgans, disease . shield
To miners. California bound,
A nd tillsrs OF wet, msrshy ground,
To feeble wives Of fragile mold
To young and middle-ssed aud old
To those in heath who would enjoy
Hesvep'. bes. sin. without ALLOYS
To all the siren thlcss woak, and pale
Who droop yet Know not what they ALL
HosrErTERs BiTTRRs we present
As ueslhs mos. po.en. element
II There Is any value in public opinion or any ""s
medical testimony tho very best and safest FSaie 0''
snd Alternative now before tie worldi
HOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITrERs'
Sold by respectable Druggists in all parts OF tne WV
HOSTEL TER s. SMITH,
PITTSBURGH, Pc
New York oaoe. No, 4as BRoApwAr
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The FUSERAL OF TIRE LATE CAPT. RADcLiFF -
Wa requested stats tina. the funeral Of the late Capt
adcd whose ROMANS to DO brought from MueesbOro
VIII not place until Tuesday next, the 3lst inst,
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GnRAr SALE OF PRIZE PRoPERTY.-On Tuesday
next tie prize Virginia and AIDES, and tho 'chOon
era Hermosa Aiisl Corsr Cousr Comet, Lily, Maria Two
Sisters hersss Kate Averser, aud soop Flying Fish, Will
be sold AZ suction BY order OF Judge Marvin Of the United
stes District Count or F9Iido BY james {. c,PP, United
Sis,es Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

SALE OF WORKS or ART.-The sale Of the we'll
known private gallery Of modern pantng' at tho old Due
do,f Gallery continued last night by MessrS Leeds Co.
There wa. large audience present, and the bidding was e1
ceednsy spirited We quote tie leading prices; Ve'pe
b. Genelhspo was knocked down 10 Nh Fleming Of @slV
"Ths surpe" and The Interrupted RendcZ7ou' By Carl
Uutrer wes bought BY Marshall o. Roberts sor s2ocO each
s,bba;h Afternoon" BY A. Lee was knocked down to MI
Brooks a. s57S 1.-THE Proposal" by B Vsater to NJ. u
Roberts for &N Landscape and Cattle" by Lockhorst to
Mr. Ba.chfOrdlor $780, "TbeDfeam Of Love"loy Di1 %
~ O. Robert, Tor 300. "The Sand Gathecrs" BY Henri
., Rouner 70 MI H. Lord for 900 hide and Seek" BY
IT, Ven Lebeu to j. White FOR 500 Coast seene-l's Of
Wishtp By VIM Slayer sr ior $500 TO P aoIler LAND
sclpe with Sheep" by Laurent de Beu to MI seeney Tor
Sy0 "a PsTridse sarrouniedby FlowerI" BY j. b. hruf
man 10 Mr sal,er. for =5OJ. Female Artist by e. Prere,
to A. O. Roberts for $500. "Eg ptisn Conserp Crossing
N, by Gesotns Of Paris to NJ o. Roberts for $1,000
Flower Pieee By Blomu.rs, to w. II. WEBB Tor 800
"sAcrhsrd Leading his Fooi' by Laurent DO Beu to Mr
Howard for Do The total realized from the two
uisht. sale was $4,000
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sosisttsr's stomat4 BittstX

READ AND REFLECT.
Hsks sure Of RzALrH. But iSxs IN un
We answer, lis . easy tax,
Strengthen the sroxAcH, and sustain
The NzRvss, the servants ofth brsis.
The Livza keep In active plan
And regulate, from day to day.
Esch organ cid. on Natures Plan,
Brace and refresh the INFER nAx.
And Ike watch, that's kept IN chime
BY constant care, with railroad time.
The SYSTEMS tone and strength renew,
And thereby cheer tho pirits, toe.
"How." you inquire "can this ~ donss
This Victory DER Disease DO womb
"HosTzTTsRs BIrTsas," We reply
uHzALrH's SUPREME pRorEcroS-rAyi
Asa means Of ,esensaing the disordersd and enfe>b
system regulating every function Of the internal sna
wing the depressed spirits invigorstns the eepsu
and proongins life. medicinal PREPARATION sahsr Of q
p.st or the present time has been 20 completely snd yt
sally successfulu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

AID YoR IRELASD.-The movement in aid q the
starving poor Of Ireland pr5geBg s7,9 b,yiss 5sel
already raised Subscription, viii be solicited if6n Tie Pro.
duce Exchange and from Wall street. The knights Of St
Ps,ok contemplate csns public meeting the Academy
q Music IN aid Of shs movement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

NEw.HAyES NIGHT BoAT.-The night boat TO
Newiaven " IN resume her trips for tho on Monday
Mach 3d. Leaving Peck alp at IL o'clock p arriving Of
New Haven IA time for ell morning trains.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28

LAuscu.-Thc Few propeller steamship Onward
$50 tuns register will DO launched from tho shipyard OF
r. Poon foot Of Bridge street, Brooklyn on Saturday
tho 2:.h inst, ct O'Clock p. m.
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN