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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

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l,A ,,Ao the decision spsa the ssls p,nt which II
80 Z, ~sbo sdeaas,s foundation aud q usnHestiy IN.
% You saw Ii ia short time ago the Jodss ready TO
mai. az srdsr for u opsolas Of the mail and liz s,
dance and you then q. sst Of light shed upon him from
Washington a. II b, b. been Influenced By ssottiry or
PRECEDENT TO reverse hi, 70. mer determination
II va, U ths In,,uos Q, the District Attorney that the
leaned Judge mad. the order the epesog Of the mail 10
The presence OF tho British Cons IL VI" at the o't'Ues Of
he District Attorney that the eIeoo> TOO OF that otosf was aus
pended aud the instance Of the District Attorney
that the order revoked and the Ius 'ufrsndor.s un
opened to be forwarded Ia this the Disr' A'otnsJ conn.,
piled With Whist h, knew to be the desire Of oos >" "bo
be responsible, and thus performed h' duty And IN de-
Gliding tue b, suueodeed upon the NOTICE o.
the District Attorney the earned Judge did but sfm ths
doctrine that hs has uniformly maintained from tbs DOM
nepoensn OF the sdudiesons tho maritime captures
Of this war th,t the District Attorney the repsseotsh's
OF the Government 10 toe master Of the suit having In oil
things m absolute aud exclusive contro thst he msy " be
choose sbsudou the sni. properly captured and the
greater contain, the less be may OF course, surrender
portion Of IL
Believing that the esptOr h,d vested rights which could
not thu, be sacrificed impaired after the initiation OF the
proeoedins, 10 adjudication argued earnestly against THE
doctrine As did not prevail my duty 70 eooosds that
was wrong and confess not little smbsusede By
the the last Congress- which 10 the abundance
wisdom the last day Of lite session, under the opersh0n OIL
tbs previous question cutting OF dsbss amendment or az
sn,tou and q. the Instance Of who knew a. much Of
prize law ADD the practice OF prize courts 90 hs docs Of ARABIC
repeating the provision OF previous law that authorized he
Secretary Of the Navy TO sppont counsel 10 ptOtsc' The inter
eats Of naval csptors-
Yours respectfully, u d. UfHoN'
| EssS- York. April %. 1861
IMr. Upton, We trust, has made his point
with the powers that be. and is satisfied.
Having argued that the captOrs Of the Peter
hoff had rights in the case which the District
Attorney could not confscate and even the
Judge was bound to respect, aud been over
ruled. he /. bound to conclude that he was
wrong. But zee are under no sch constraint,
and choose to enjoy our freedom. The public
we trust, enjoy a like liberty.
Mr.. Upton has not made the case on the
part of the Government any better, and we give
him the credit Of not wishing to do so. If be
can tell us that the State Department stipu.
lated, in agreeing to SURRENDER the mail, that
there should be no reclamation against the
captors on behalf Of the owners and freighters
of the Peterhof he may really soften one OF
the erimmess features Of this ugly transaction.
As attorney for the captors, be ought to be
informed Oh this point, and we beg him to let
his light shine. Ed
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Gront blow In Illinois.

CHICAGO. ThursdaJ. ApdI y lE5I
A terrific tornado occurred in the vicinity OF
Gruudy County on Saturday last 1t frs. visited
the town OF Norman, where fences were Frustrated
From there its course plainly traced 10 the town
Of Mszon. House, were torn from their fouuda-
lions and dashed TO pieces The largest trees were
torn to fragments, and horses and cattle scattered
through the Ids Household furniture was carried
distance Of half a mile. Ober evidences Of the
fearful strength OF the storm were given near ma1on
Forty acrss Of timber were blown down. The
storm here seems 10 have spent it's force. But one
person, named Vine. resident Of Mszon, was killed
und others iojursd-none, as Tar as learned, 50
riously.
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Society for Furnishing Wooden Legs to Wound
"A Soldiers. and Broth and Jelly to the Con-
valesOeut while we live upon POrridge, 70 the
great disgust Of the younger branches oil INC
family. who bawl Beef" as loudly as 1onn
Hook did in the American camp, and Is !"
Usre 10 be had Of benevolent butchers "i'oou'
sbipplasters aud without price! The nanoH !"
enduring, and is willing TO endure nu"''''
and mentally. 70 the end--but 10 nt u snauo
70 Swinde ssch gOOd-Datured peop'' ! ="
it a shame that pack Of men, nu'nei,oa''
not equal 10 the population OF a village winch
osrb.n. hs. sept off q charitable box TO the
moor soidier, every month since the war broke
out-thSt o corps OF contractors snouiu, I'LL 'H''
Sima be auas,iug colossal fortunes, aud buyiog
bio brorp-stone houses, and setting up dashing
acu;payes and presentOg their danes with In
Aia ,baws and their daughters with diamond
pscLlscesi The Lords of the Lash talk about
tbe penuriousuness of the Yankees. The Ladies
of the Lash talk, especially to their "Niggers, "
Of the poverty of the Yankees. For penu-
riOus and o poor people, We certainly bleed
from the very arteries with q remarkable
patience
No nation has more need than ours of q wise
end liberal economy. We have been verJ
prosperous; but we have an urgent need now
70 husband all our savings, that we may be
very prosperous again, Ah! If we had but
power to bring back from the dead the mer
and women of the Revolution, how they would
ppcu 10 full CRY upon the whole body OF specu'
jators upon the necessities Of the Government
Nobody could palm bad beef of, even upon The
ShOst of Benjamin Franklin. If he were buying
tents for the army, nobody could sell him one
single individual tent more than be had occa'
aiOs for. His keen eyes would detect the
worms, however small. in the biscuits and the
holes, however deftly darned, in the shoddy;
snd the ret. however patched. in the shiPsi
and the wrong figures, however dOctOred, in
che accounts. But why wish for what is I'M
possible Let us be patient and patriotic still.
Wills from every quarter comes to us the
stridont CRY. "Dowu With Your Dust"
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The Peierhefr Ca.e-
Sas Edl.or Of The N. Y. TyIeu...

has EdisOv Of 7AsH Y. Tu6vne
Sir; Your notice to-day Of the deci,ou Of
s' United States District Court, to sarspdsr 20
s coIOdy Of tho representative Of the GOvspsn the mai
S'nd o. bOsd the captured Brt'h steamer Psshea doe.
VT Usa1 injustice to the learned Judge Of the Court which
' per'oadsd you will hasten TO correct % you sr,
S'sod Of the errors into which you have fallen
INT The Judge did s6m In his dseisiOn. the in,io.
-" 81 the captured malta On the contrary, he affirmed Ii.
'As o' which contend established IA the law II ne
'Asi a! The papers, whether eontsiDsa In Government
- net found on board neutral vessel captured BY
s''oi cruiser lsrfaEy subject to full sIsDinsior
e'idesos, In the adiOs.iOn Of the question Of ID.
".sAy sftA. capture.
~Ss ssstaa slAse ysw tupssssass. Of he nstrS
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APPOINTMENTS Br THE GOVERNOR, by and with
the consent the Senate Albany. Apr1
OF TnK STATS LUEATlc AsYLUk.-ALBA1r-Hewnd Io"n'
send Of Albany.
CAfraA-Chhs;ophsr Morgan Of Auburn
OSEpA-Wud hont Of Uuca
CoAKlssIoSsR roR LoAAsa CERTAIN MoNxri OF THE
UNITED sTAIEa-KBes-Jsmesh 6esbaIy Of Brooklyn.
NoTAhIEs PuBLio-DgTOHzss -ABdfsw l. Martin Of Red
Hook. John II. OILS Of Poughkeepsis
knos-wiism ID. vsessr Of brooklyn, Joha 9. schsroi
81 Ne" Lotts Thomas Irwin uushes George Il Oranoss
Of Brooklyn, Hsny " vsnderveer Of Flstbusb Dyen.
I0r' All d. Dsyi' pOmiLiot Roche Thoms, w.d.S
OF Brooklyn hontEo msy NJ Lvagstoa ElAhsn L. Sander.
SOD Of Brooklyn.
Yerk City.
ounrss-hsrsin Rysuss u smps.ead, Jeremiah Dsdss
hecrIAHD-HsrsiLs O. Prsn u Ey~et.
WksTcznrAS-lhsusS T. kNsa Of Yeaksp&
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Billiard Match for tho Championship aud


This match between Ksvsnsgh and Goldthwait
was played Last night at Irving Hall. 1t commenced
at O'Clock, and finished at quarter past one.
About 500 persons were present.
Ksvanagh took the lead, and maintained it to the
seventh hundred, when be wss over 200 ahead.
Godthwpit then passed him, and led ss one time l3S
poin q, when Ksvansgh by sOms magnificent play
resumed hiS lead. and eventually won the match BY
2l8 points.
Another match for 81 900 side between the same
parties WA subsequently made TO come OF in tliry
dsya
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The ATTACK WAS SUCCEssFUL.-Ws do
not refer to that upoa Sumter. Tor tho nest where
iress'o "" tohsd still remains safa Bat the rush
ksors I" 'ecu' bis slogan, Spring Hat hu bssn very
set during tho ps't west aud all who parcp sod In II
sans s~sy delighted wish the possession Of hat Of uppx
oelsd bssu, sad oIcesoce. No. 2 Broadway 10 the place
h obtain hate moot deoidsdIy
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE or AN OLD

huss-hr' Wisstov's soorHIsG SYRUP 1, tho preschp-
'n OF ore OF the bes, euas phycsus and In the
United Ses and has been used for thirty with
us ssf'sy and success BY millions mothers and chdres
IRON the FEEBLE -f,n: Of week old to the adult II cor.
reefs sedty Of the stomach relieves wind coo regulate. the
bowels sSd give, rest, health aud comfort 10 mother aud
child Tsenty.hvs cents bottle
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The brave yourg men who ran away to Can
ada, that they might avoid the draft will be called
upou to pack up "dods" and return homo, to stand
their little drafts, for the reason that bill ba'
been introduced into the Canadian Parliament prv
vidipg for return to tho United States Of all desert
ers from our army and by the new CooscriPtioD law
every man whose name is drawn, and who fails 70
appear, is called desorter, and when caught will be
punished a. being one.
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MARRIE ID.

BROCKS-sROOKs-On Wodne,d AZ April q. BY the Raw.
J. Cotton suh. Hsary Brooks and Louisa A. daughter
Of J,hn Brooks. esq
DAvIs-sUrTON-On Wednesday. April q. at the rssi.
d.nos Of the bIsss fiber by tie Rev DR.. orby John
c Davis and Lizzie A, only daughter Of Silu sutton,
all Of this city
ROWE-CRANE-At Yonksr,. on Wednesday. April 70 by
the Rev. Dr. Carter N. Y. Rove TO Matte Crane. No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

MesUMrsIs AND HTADsToSHs.-heGrs. Prsnt
Co OF Boston. who have become well Known for ,b'i
delicate and beautifully ooored cards Of Handicapped s1smn
leaves butterflies &C. have Issued the hrs' sumber Of New
Designs for Mossmsnts and Hs.donea II contains eight
ps,s Of them having only one, others than
design These design, orzni some s.borsy ornate
others Of great simplicity but all SpproPril. and ehsis
Tns vsrk will be Of special use 10 s,onecuitsI.
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Important Postal Regulations.
The Post-Oflce Department has Just issued the fol
lowing orders regulating the Postage raes 10 hs1ioo
RATES or POSTAGE TO AsD FROM MEXICO, VIA
HAVANA, ~ THE BRITISH NAIL.
PotT- OTYioB DEPARThEsr,
~ -

WASHIEGIos. April 6 1861.
In III. ,b.enco Of direct OF transporting mall, By
,a between the United States sbd MeIico either by United
states or MsIoan vessels PROVIDED In the postal convsn
lion between the COUNTRIES has become ntcessy TO
o,. temporarily the British mails medium of matt com
upioaon Instructions have therefore been given 70 the
no,.st,r At Newly ORA 10 make and forward corespon
5.noe for MEXICO the office Of the British p.oke ssept At
Havana Cuba transmission thence 10 dostioAtion ~ NE
Brfh ndl under the yrOViilous OF eur poA CONVENTION
with Great Britain. -
e eorr,poIdopoe thus forwarded by OF Hsysns, aud
trnn.po,sd thence by the Brsh mail packets 10 Tam co
and Vera Cruzthe two MeIcss ports Of which the Brsh
naci., ely be ect combined United States and
Bh postage charge Of ~ cens tho single rate OF half
ouDcs OF for letters and cents each Tor neWsPaPefs
prspsyunsbt required . .
,pond.cs from Mexico conveyed 10 Hsv,nt In the
Br mail and Forwarded thence 10 the United States will
bs subject 10 precisely the rates OF Uuiied States po
.R. upon delivery charged upon Ike correspondence
10 cent? tie Tor letters and cents each tor
psPers .,.,t. ..,.o..,,.,, ..a .aI,.o,
postase accordingly when tie British mail Is used as tho
dun Of conveyance. h. BLAIR fos'maseoonefh
The following reduction of postage on all prepaid
letters transmitted in he United States and Prussian
cloeed mail has JUS, been announced:
The reduced postage charge Of cents the single rate on pre-
pa.d letters will Ia future be ended TO the entire
u the United States and Pusan cosed
mai. 20 that letters from baden Russia Unfolding 20
and sweden Norway Denmark ADD oil other coantss be
youd &c many will have the boBsh Of the reduced prepaid
| late- .
will tnerefors be a. follows. via:
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IgdIfE.
IODINE WATER.
Pun IODINE a pufa WA1ER.

Pure IoDNs IA pure WATER
' ssouinenes' pure solution. aud ts er-esnos o.
medicine ere steted BY the Of such distinguished mes
|" Or j. X Cbitoo PrOf T. ii. Parker. Prot j. H. Booth,
U. O. mn' Pbiladolpha aud others equally well kno~n.
Tue unparalleled 'ucOe" 10 private pr.oos. AID The To-
do'msos Of high medical sathory enables to recon
mend Iodine ws specific for tho euro Of soross Con.
'ampson Dyspepsia Rheumatism. Eegraca Syphilis. Msr-
eorh DSoi'e end all those distressing aud alcus masde.
which sr's from suiebsd vatsd state Of tho bssd do
foetivo nutrition. 40 impure o,phere, TO
III poi bOtts. - Per bali doIso.
Ds. H. AHDsRs & Co.
Physicians aud Chemists. No. ga Broadway
Sold BY Drufels,s
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To Pru,,is, Austria.

MAINE DEMOCRATIC STATE CosvESTIos.-Tbe
Democrats Of Maine announce that they will hold 3
State Convention ia Portland, on the 18th Of June
next, to nominate candidate for Governor, elect q
STATE Committee for the year 1884, and to trau,ac;
sny other business that may be deemed exPedient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
The National Bank Act.

sAspUsxr. Thursday. April % 1900.
Moss Bros, bankers in tbis city have hled The
necessary papers for bank under the National act.
They are to start with capital of 0O0 with the
privilege Of increasing 1t 10 $2OO,O0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24
The Lament of tho Flee.

The Lament Of tho Flea
Long years have 1 wandered unfettsred sad Ess
And bitten the young ADD the Old.
And laid 10 tho couch OF the hoh and ths pes<.
And frightened the warrior bold.
But power "a waning fast from NO
APosDkK MAGNETIC and strong
Invented by Lyon, 10 death to our Tribe,
And away must travel ere looE
LYONS POWDER IL harmless 10 mankind. bot wM -
all house insects garden pl.nt bugs, &C. LYONS
MAGNETIC PILLS death 10 rats aud uios. SsAe
.,,ryvhsr, DEMAS 5. BARNES 4 Co.,
No, sO2 Broadway, n Y.
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- TIE Ner-Al5any Ledger says that Mr. Magee
Of Rowena, Wells County, Ind. has presented ber
spOuso during the last three years and half' with
no less than twelve childreu ell Of whom are alive.
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MARRIAGE UsDrR FiRK.-Dudag the progress
Of the tahips Of Fort HsEsr, last sesih at suros Va,
William Reed Of the H.wiips Zsusvss" sh ~ VOhu-
tsors and Miss Sarah Hsl.nd Of ssnot, uuiiet 10
marriage By the Raw d. Hsnry Miller Chaplain Of the sh
CopDeotieut voabteers
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wALLACKs-My Eobl, sonin.LAw.
WINTER UARDFN-Lgcrtris boTsis, Don Cstu de Bkssn.
HfBLUS-Auf "a Floyd
BARNUMs AusLUH-The Dsrt Cloud
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNING SIS Broadway.
0OUPILS OALLERY-Noeano 81 the Andes
IRVING HALL-Min Dibsley'G Concert
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Another Indian Attack In Minneseta.

Some excitement was caused in 81. Paul last
Saturday by report that the Indians had made an
attack on an outpost in Watonwsn County, killed
several and stole a number Of hOrsea The follow
ing from Gen. Sibley to The St. Paul Pre-" gives g
correct account Of the affair."
HEADQUARTERS, DsTnIcr OF mrssBsoTA. }
DEPARTMENT OF rus NoRrH.NEsr.}
ST. PAUL Mimi. April 49, 1859.
GKNYLrMKs: To prevent exaggerated rumors
relative to an attack made by party OF hostile
Sioux on a email detachment sta onod on the south
branch of Waterman River. IN the county Of that
name, I beg leave to state, through your columns,
for general information, that one colder WA killed
and two wounded, and boy Of eight or ten yesrs
killed and Two women wounded. whether seriously
or not il not mentioned in the Official dispatches.
Prompt measures have been taken for tue pursuit OF
the party who committed the outrage, and the
mounted CON panies, having received their arms,
will be placed 10 as TO cover the approaches TO the
settlements on both sides Of the Minnesota River.
The report Of The officer concerning the detschment
indicates that the attacking party wH cvmPOsed 81
nearly 50 Indians but 10 The darkness and e0n!unon
he probably over-estimated the humber, and II may
turn out tust IL wss composed OF the lew men VINO
were seen bv the Indian lately taken by nv scouts
and who advised lin Of their intention TO steal
horses at any point where they could be found on
the south side Of the Minnesota River There were
some horses, including one Government horse taken
by the indians who made the onslaught.
Respectfully H. Il SlBLEY, Biis~Gsn. Cong
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Obituary.

wssrcHSsrKR. Thursday, APRIL %, 1850
VIM. Darlington, President Of the Bank Of Ches
tor County, died this morning, sged 81 years.
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CHEAPEST JOURNAL IN THE WORLD.

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Business Noilfes.
WHEELER g. WILSON'S SEwIsG-MAchiNEs'
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have jus. completed ny extensive stock Of
SPRING CLOTHlNG not surpassed 10 the way Ol
.,.ort me Mt, taste syl. or price, In this city Inc
CASTOR. DOM, Chldrsus and Furnishing Depart
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The American Yoke

The American Yoke
$ III IL Il
IsANEw AND VALUABLE IMPROVEMENT.
And GREATLY SUPERIOR to all others In the essential
EASE, ELEGANCE. AND DURABILITY.
They ere manufactured only BY
DEVLIN 6 Co.,
Conner Broadway and Grspd-t, New.Ysrk
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WHY 2

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NATION. for the FARM. the Garden, sad tho HOUSE.
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sboa. fs-dOor or HOUSEHOLD WORK. You will be sur
prs.d looking h pages and what svss amount Of
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and YOUTH IL both Iatevss~9 and Ias'rsosi-',
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LADY READERS Of THE TRIBUNE wishing
0kTER soors. BALssRALs, WEDBIsG SLIPS and GarrzRs
BY, all Ms.e BooTs and SHos all stJies .nd price,. pat
fouIe MILLER T. Co, No. 397 Czu si-sl
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5peclal Noilcts.

Central Loyal National League.
A ns.tlns Of tho CENTRAL LOYAL NATIONAL
LEAGUE viii be held Room No Is Cooper insii.uts.
THIS (Fndsyl EVENING, at p. m. business Of inpor'
zee viii be uanssnt.d Desf.tei attsnd
JOS n. TOONE. President pro tam
RITrxsnousk DAVID. Secretary pro tenn
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"Pars, London and New. York Medical Ad.

THbi LoDuon ana NeW-1Ork Medical Al.
yssr sod hsrsse GUIDE 18th Edition pages ry 10
knga'lE. cloth upon Debility Nervous Sea iBsl Grno-
Unbsry. ad Sexual Diseases, by NJ LARsosr Physician
aud surgeon Cou.laiiob by letter 10 person st No Cal
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M'iltd 10 s-sleo envelope. Tor 81, By r.. Manner No.
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TRUNKS. SADDLES AND HARNESS,
No. 81 BROADWAY. N.Y.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-24

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