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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-23
1863. THE 1863.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its connections fcrns
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoa NEv.YOAK TO THE PRISclPAL WESTERN CIrfzs
s,,n ttsus run daily from New-York Phads pbia VA
Eew-JsFtsy ssd Camden and Am5ey Lius.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THs WEST By TuIs
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURrLANDr-Sr
Of Phsdelphis the morning csve New
York At same time as other oues svenios passengers
a. p. m. QUO hour later than other nss
BY way OF Allentown. evening passengers leave p m,
ater than the Northern ne and by both route:
arrive 81 the time Northern line. IN Cne,go aud az
S. Louis. Cleveland. Columbus Cincinnati and a maia
points West, with few or changes OF oars. - -,
SesPis Carr without change run n9 G n,. 70
Pittsburgh $50 milss and New orb to Pitsoesn eo "uss
Smoking snd Saloon Cars on all trains
Faro the other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers res
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Penusylvsnia Genital Company ruas 40 EmitsHs
Accommodates Line wh CD snotds r.,s.
ravel TO parties moving westward s 9ns-hs Inc
OF fare. r,r,cura
,.,,-, ,.,,h., ~ N ds.criptons be forwarded
n, "a tom any point on the ksresds 81 OHIO hentucky
Indians Ines W.eonsin lows ?. ,sIssSa y,. AZ he
ROAD DIREcr or o to i P,y,,i RSsr dn '''
West oy s,.sbt 70 and on any point Ia the West BY
the Censf. haiircad are 81 ~
as arc the of thsir Feight TO ts
campspy can rely with confidence on iu speedy transit
SoNP'' LIVE STOCK.
Ru.,. and Dealers IN Live Stock will Hud this
route Cspscous luds well wssered and ,sp
pIed with every convenience have been opened tls line
and it, every attention paid to their wais
From HARRISBURG will be found every for
reading and resting choice 10 offered Of the PHlLADEL
PHIG. NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
}. L ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent, No. Aston HOUSE.
|. No I Astor House. and No. | South William s
MCDONALD BiS0Hoff' EiAiisnt 1s :,,.1,.D.c.
ENOCU Lewis General ssp>tatsslsss Atsssa IA
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DfanstcrE, &c.

ELsIsopz. April -, le63.
Ths bark Hsria Bartlett Bsl Of wsu- lIpm Cssian or
Csorons with s pot Into this port having been In coils
with Norwegian b.ak in these Reads She received
damage temporarily rrptired, and prooesded Ia
command OF the part owner.
Pogr LEWIS HGortns. April 9, 1860.
The barb Peri fef New Bedford whals pct ino this port
for repairs her hull sails sginE We. a. to proys
ion. Had oil enough board 90 pay FOO r-ysifs aud
could advance The Captain th,icors shipped his
oil lI.0 hbls J. and odd bis ys..el igr s SO.
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xx~exIvss of Produce.

NAT 22 III no bbs Flour las Dol, Corn nes 60, bsf
coru Meal 99 bbi. whisky. l9s0oo bush Whes I 70
bush. Cvn. bush Oats le7 pkss Aihns 'os psf'
Bps,sr goo ptg' Petroleum, Hoo pssL frorn0E' !'
pays. Lard. Jo7 Kegs Lard.
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LAW rNTELLzGErUR
UNIFIED cTATEs CIRCUIT C0URT-hAr -
aTnuAaE.


STORAGE.
.Asebard Irwin GsL Augustus ssneh .u.--;nc
Chief Ju,lics Nelson has rendered inc iVno"'"e
% mn, tho ov..On Of d. right Of th, Collector
= collect tie bsH months sorss as sisor instances.
Tpe PLAINTIFF In t6e cs.e ofsever shynen' o. sooas r
une and Jolly 1887 fiGn yeiPSO 70 ,s The act
sfCeoss. OF March a. 1851 bot before me sooes were re-
so he Cohesion oT permits Hand The goods FOR remove
their foT ne Goi'
~hch slsTsss foT the goods five vessels. amounted to
ne sao Of gs 2SsSs w, u as PG'S "a,
k this charge against the -Iehaat under the above state Of
Ots The ehTss Ia %asy a. s5o'sy one prs,s,oeo oy
Save been posed % the half months Eerage. Ike imPoti
Sion sought to Be sNtosd In the iSes st 70 case she
osds entered for gsrehousin and before they landed
.ai,n tbe ,s,,e 10 tbs mean t;ns NAV ~ rsrnrdsd
az the with te permission OF tie TTss,asy But
shs hardly paasiele as Is involves the shsurdJ OF ehsIS
kss The nssrchant for the use Of his own vssseL
BedeE the Government has N the vssshous
s business according 10 the get Of < the sSSds are
sIored 81 the risk snd expense of the i'm porter.
The H. tbs; charge made simply fer the favor
ed 20 the merchant IN permitog hfm 70 land the goods
Aissr oeos thus -otered TIE Collector NIGH, doubtless
pei him &c bis in tie usSai through the
s1oaouse which woaie iuelease considerably The eTpsne
Hence the merchant changes mia HiSa apples
ro1u. land for coDtupto tue charge Is imposed Ihe
Anss 50 sppss on the case sdds rvhrg the labor
trsa6e al toe officers Of the Coo H. indeed Obvious
ftoIu the usual course Of the business
At have said slresay there ia ne law for th' ehtSs
against she merchants end other Arbitrary sus Hh -
well be ~ posed And have hessied whether ossh. not
"a put certainly should. IL lot FOR con-
x1dcr.;:eus which viii nov sta.s
appear III the cs.s whether The charge gees e
sAe GeseTneal YsrG9sits 20 the ColsoioT but a.
A imcsed By regulation OF Treasury fsis 10 pre-
Goveruent This t suit sgstnst
e Cohscior and quss.ion, nDser the e uuistsnees
sress c: this storage AL 'VunaD
sayueut II thea tss action vail net lie. IL Is
srSe the pcS:s paid under protest but e scIs lee
b TIE chargs Iaey entered their goods for waTeheusEs
and ater- changed the minds sra ssked ;oE permit 10
had The CoUectoT iBSrEot0ns Of the TessuIy.
rrooabiy ngh have refused tls. and eoIpeod the
honsing c! ;heIo.
rhs ecretsI, % The Treasury however, says you vii
euy hal Iaonh's I;orsss. will give you permit This "a
extended ssatVn do not Es;ee thai pseo
s,.r. cen make bssans bu: IL the merchant vouo
tsy tlsU inclined &c taipt he Cannot turn
sound soLscuT for an involuntary payment
Ene not compelled 20 ssd- .. De might hs'e
ksoeuf.a nj, Eooas threcga me w@Eanouss
Ths1- GiiEcrly whore the reTeha9t inskee uphs
ind 90 the good. what he viii do vita them
sarsaopaa land t1om for consuDftioa t-e y hS'
eopesd o enter sIebousiEs 1ne good, mSJ re-
srain o. bosro hia ship entered aid permits 81 landing
obtained So ., 81, -
.ssu,isn r tie reasons shove stated that The psiH:as
Ja1sa4-Et foT defendant
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Coparinsrship Hotties.

THE firm Of pOUGHERTY & CLARKE IL
thl. a.y A.soi,~i BY manl cen'.nt To- e.,i go .,
a., s,s wId b., ..ttl-J ~ WILLIAM DoI.bERIf o.
~. [ "a Orass no. tptAt hs~.beAE NAT ~
WILLIAM nurOhEgTf, s.~'foft,
CHARLss, CLAIM. Pals ielPhia
I'll. RETAIL coal nUslHkss vii u egotinnsd 81
IN. ga shsd Y,rl Of Bs late arm No lS a, ~
''' -" Wn DoUOHERrY.
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Ozs brig uEknevs.
Naked.

May al-Stetnep Eagle. Peeshcntss, sud Plsnssssnst
saip.-J. T. Chapman. Gsriesldi. and John OGAnnt
bSTk.-Cry.tsi Wave. Juielsum. Eve inc and ksnssef.
SchooD.r.-R@lls q p Bent, NJ. p. Benton, T. o. eaW
yeT, X. 4. Stockton, Florence. Aad Ellen bsInu.
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mcnarqU10.

Tho brif Ellen (sf Yarmouth n. Hh. arrived lsa night
from glasgow via Yarmouth, ~ s.. report, from At " lon
49, to lat - Ion. sS 90 yssed nulnbsr Of iceners NAY o.
lat ~ le 10 spoke shp Gen. William ofs' John', NJ
e. fre Liverpool fer Quebec i.1 been 10 Hsdee two or
three dsy wished u be reported Nay 49, Cape sable bear
irs ~ w Is miles, ssoae 6shns seh Aary jams. Of oso'so-
loy4u
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sURROGATE's COURT-MAr 2s.
B.fcre sur-oss4r IrCvRE.

Tia wills Of The following PARTIES have been sd-
ittss 20 probate without confess Susan Am Ses CeIzss
Doaxa;y Walden Pei. Henry Akehe.
SopzA Roberts, N IL ksilsy Andrew CtE; Sarah For.
gtt John RsDByi Liz- N-ii aud Wa BotsH!oh-
lsosPt that Of Ni4iaU Bostwieh
He 10 esrh OF the following soclees the sum OF
fkoO Lie Bible Society Of ~ Y the American
sunSGy hoo Usicn {! Phisds ghs ihe Ssc.sy ior The
PrenSoH CT Csifss Sps Theological Edues,isa :. the
Wet
To each o. tie lclsrfas societies The Of oto The
kswHsven Orphan Aty ism The American Tract Society
N keSGok the Souihern Aid Society tAe American sod
EsTezu CkiGn Society the Trustees % the BosTs Il D.
MisEsps 81 The Geaessl Assembly OF the P--bytsTis.
CbUrch IN ths utto Ssf- tie BoAEd OF Foreign AssOrs
ktAe FTssbytsIisn Church 10 tbs United states
The bGsncs Of len g. tsst 10 his executors for
he sa6 o. isus CT hers bs rssdusy
l.Is is telt 10 the above mentioned societies.
IL tho probate of the y ~ OF sarah Forsy.h-Tetmsay
NJ ts5tcbios wt1sEs taken ssd ~nesses
Ia VIII sai5iSssa prs0st: A. W. brssioId, ESQ., for
tsceSsslt r..,,.--
49, 80 est, .Sicurnes o. sssssE; Of Illness Of ~itls's
ysAn r Hse e,q Tor prepo1onts John DGiy i0I !sSs-
tsss John q. Dimnick for coniestshu
In re tie petition in estate o. John Testimony
k.Lrn with isisrsacs Mr.. Ellen II. Nzent eiSs4 o.
aower. Ea~in james for petitioner David Dudley Fi's
szd Daelsy F!s.s Tor eIseutO.s -, -
In 70 the administrative Of estate Of John Ats-F gTthsf
Testimony tss.n. David Levy, esq, fer petitioner d. H.
JsqSss for contestant
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Dtniisirp.

DR. H0YT, DENTIST
~ Ne Sg1 BROADWAY, tarss ds'fi seeT' 3o'h-'., "a.
,sri. ,. aanui .o Of Teeth on ia inpsoTsd A'i'''re
Plates, With o. wisho1 aIiTA-tiuT tne To2ts
% cd a. 10 a, s.j siLFEH FA..,, 80.
PfsrfSl tCcutinupa. Gutnl 30 HU oBbh, 30 =,
TIETH FILLED 18th COLD. SILVER .Ha AAALOAh.
Ana. l'lOsT WILLING inherited without pain.
EXTRACTING, Is e-ala
Re chAts Zoe sIf.gng SLsa AItAst4 teeth are iLs'sS
AZ wefi WAfrGs.st.
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NETWORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
1903 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY l6 lso3
stsden In Ne-YoTi, 27thst and tshsv
Entrance 27thst
TRAINS LEAVE NrW-YORK:


TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
ror New. Haven, 7, tEI-l. ll.sO .. i2l3 (EIl,
N tEI.l 80. SO and y. IL -.
For Bridgeport l. (Ex.), ll.3a a. ELS (EI.). S;c
(EI }. So 5 - and r.
For Milford and SI..fod 7. 1873 $50, so p. N.
For Fairfield Southport. and WssPort a. lilo N ~
s3pm. ,.,, ,nr
For Dsrsn and orseawioh. eso IL % g. aso. 40
Fox Stamford !, .(Erl 49, li2os n. ial' GIl. 11
OK. } 80 t31. a31, p M
For Por Ch.ser and late stations $40 lis
n 80. 40. $50. 6.3cp.
Fer Poi. Chester aud New Roohslle 8 D m
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, va Sprp xhsid g M tsx 80 tExl ep N
For Bo.toB. via Shore noe. il.i5 (Ex J. p u. :.
For Hartford and Spnnshe!d g. u tExl Hlo, IN
(EI.l ?. . 49,, ~
For Hstfori Providence AID Fi.hkin Railroad, . N
Fof He~Ii.v-n New London aud sonnstoa Railroad ss
o O. VA u IS. $50 p.
10, Canal Raj road ~ is p m to Northampton.
For Ilou-atonlc Railroad. Q. NJ. 80 p IL
FOR Nansaiuck RslIosj .. "a, ~ 9. NJ
For Dsnbury and Norvs ak Railroad .. IN, 40 p m
Conn odioun Steering Cars attached 20 ttaiu
JAMES h. HoYT, Superintendent
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nrooine CARDS. &c.

AT J. EyERDELLS, No. SO2 Broadway:
,yis, A.o sea-, aud Silver DooIPses elegantly engraved
AT WM EYERDELL'S SONS, 1874 fulton-st'
a WEDDING CARDS Fins Stationery. Ce!ored la
ial s.npli 4 Monossn, posr ADD NsHi6sf Plate. sed
prea.s Kl.rI Bo0is Chsess, Notes Ls1s', Ae lE's'o
h,Eed 1871
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COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-MAr 22-Bsfor
Jssaes BAkhAkD.

THE GRAND JURY.
A large number Of indictment. were presented 10
.As Court th. IusfnE % hs GIAad Jury including
murder Ia l-e f!st dr.sse
The Foreman the Court that the Jary hsa ye,
tsshsd sA lhe BusiIvss before H. ia Count
surned until Tuesday.
JsyBss who shot Costello FOR sedsc!ns hi, wife Is imoo1
80 BuinD-f iudlete4 murder also 81. bsIk tie
murder Of EIsbeth DRUM. Joseph sands, ce0sn l9E
As murasI Of IheDa saTshy Henry T-son ior TIE
Asr 81 IL wife &sgJ fes-on
Judge IugahAn bsld this Court Il the beginning
As tss-, slowly recovering from his Lssss.
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NTEW-JERSEY RNLR0AD-FOR PHIL
" ADELPHIA aud the SOUTH and WEsf via JEk.
SPY CITY-Mll and Express Lines leave New York 81
and 10 a M & 8, 1880 and ll:3o m Fare So Ihronss
baggage checked at and 10 H. aud ~ and ii'so p ~.
90 Ws.Sinrton. arr Al ard 2. n for the West
" w WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent
No ba,gsfe will be received for trains unless deliveries
and Is minutes advance Of the time OF eavns
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coUlT or GENERAL SESSIONS MAY 2a.-Bs'Sr.

CoUlT or GENERAL SESSIONS MAY 2.-Besors
Judge MCCrss.
Mr.. Stuart, the Assistant District Attorney, moved
CT Goo O. D. kssE. which had been down for
trial The yh.oner fLied 10 nsEe his tppesTsnos and bic
suIety Of e. 90 forfeited Tas accused
taGoIea "a ehsse Of constructive srana larceny 10 stealing
fsfpaIe 10 The OF SEQ UspPssu that Nal
t,d De citation with tie firm Of John LloJd son for
a.. lr zo f1bihsd h0uss. Peseiny Tie negotiation T
e. tA LEI viii Iis" efiG'Ps.'ia 700 premises
yhe scca.e9 into tie hoa's aho "a
Loyd found s continued In possession o. the hoaLs
!. desired hEa leave which be doeHssd Measures we're
NJ. 10 eject an pending Eeh lot Of TIE furniture wst
Nnoysd II ssssed tat Mr.. Cy wsis confederate OF the
buIss and hDes Ihe e. ssc'ef o. Ine H@'N wa
IA will Dc remembered that Few Eootht tgo Joseph h
EssweE.ein sesod esase4 With resolving qGIhtfy
q syeruse from the private feIidsHce Of tho pc
Sof Of EsI.ss Hotel 10 held 10 pail 10 the sum 81
esV.o which Nss suEssqssnty reduced 10 eL.vvJ 4tt
6rsnd Jsry indicted him AID thesctse being called on hs
ee0e4 forthcoming and Eii otii was accordingly i0
tss11d .
sAATtsa ieT We
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CTFAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- at Queenstown. Cork Hsrbor )-lns ~esnown re.ni'
Company arc intended to ssi! a. follows . -.
CITY or NEN-YORh............. .'SNn'asy may ~
CITY OF BALTIMORE May "
p'rt Saturday, June
Aud ,v,ry ,ueo.sding SATURDAY noon tIom Pisr 81,
herth River
PlsSA0K
PAYABLE In rold or i;s equivalent IN currency; ~ -
FIRST CABls.......eBO 20 ,STkEkAGE.... ~
si,,t cabin 20 Lopdoa IS s,esgrge LoneoB 80 ~
First Cabin to Paris. 95 00StssTaseto fsh.'.' ~ ~
Frat sbn tismbuir " co stseTsge TO hAnbVaE 81 %
Pa,.suger. also Forwarded to HavEe Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp kc at equally low rates. 1900, - -.x
ana srruee nom Liverpool 90. From Queeusown go
those who wish send for their enas can buy tickets here
a. these Tatss. 49,,
JOHN &. DALE. Agent. No. 10 Brosd"ay' ~ l.
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Goal ano tUooo.

DISCHARGING THIS DAY-CHESTNUT
~ COAL l,I STEAM which vii deliver lcr = ge'
tuo o..h. Also, haze lot Of COAL DUST Apply Is Ne
Ji3 Bew.ry, ne. al Gts,usst ana no. 40 Bfoome'i
JACOB WEEKS
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uf-f.TrnH AINaaAC

ALzIsAC.
suo-R.fss.4 IS seta......Tii7 HSob-Sets ..il3 =
hisH
sandy Hoek. l.e5s Gev. lTxno.. morn Hsl'ss.s liU
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SUPREME coURr-c..cgIr.-M.I s,.-B.for. Ju.s

SUPREME COURT-CiscvIT-MIT 22.-Befor, Justice
MkLLG
jaime. T. Leeie sgt JonsthSn r. Johnion 81 a..
In hIs case, recently reported, Jury THIS morn
sDE rendered verdict lor the defendants.
D. 4 T. MeH.hon counsel ior the plaintiff Hull Cen
eAlo Tor tie aei-adznts
CHAsBKEs-HaY n Be1sro Justice CLERKz-
DEcisIOEs
t6smusl G.. French sgt. susannah De Poe ct A.
b<;s5-
Before Jusiee LEosGEp.
konis Mshrins.r az. Pax BeD!sn4n molten denied
gttlent costa
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TIE Eev. H. Peters, wnl.m.bg3s Chsrsh, ss, q
eh and south 3d-s.s. Ciyss TOMORROW ILN ", 70
W.. tome on H.. s oa 'S Si the MRNlNe
o'clock tho distribution Of prizes 70 ne ehaisH VI
the Sunday School, always an intsrestios eccs~on.
THIRD Reformed Presb yterisr, Chsreh ,sd,'s.
TERE0oN q. The usual hours by the Rex ..fp
and IN the EVENING ~ Y oe!sos' by tie hsT'
BOwDEN.
Tho Rev. Moraan Dix, u. D., Rector Of Trinity
Church viii prsaeh IN ST. Tinothys Free Chufch. Ah
west OF eth-sv. SUNDAY EVENING May ~ ~ nS w,
service al ict loci Sunday sohoo u 0eoet Ihs t.t
0aery Collection for tss eEtngnshmen' OF the oso' -
hs lot. viii DO saad. Al the k,shs. sfoe Pvrs R,c.or
The Rev. Henry tzsban win preach in the hope
Ch.pe Presbyterian thnieh. No 60 bfs %s;iSo STh.
booming and evening hsoTs suey.es-smu ..ts EVEN
first voice from tho cross-tL< cry oil the i'i'aAen
INC: "JoS-iLs hero Of psdsnes"
Trinit, ME- Church. 3lthst b.tween 9Th and SIN
svs-1ho Rev Alfred GOODMAN, Ps.tor, VIII pIe.no
on SUNDAY. MAJ a. At ci M aud = ', ~ a1
M SiHS E s seiacs str.ass' made
welcome. Tie sssi' In tho silsries Zee.
TIE Flag and the Cross.--r1s nsy. Henry hkAN.
Re,Orstion ifr,t Uuv.is cornsy Of honrospiiee and
CLARK 81. BrosAlya. TOMORROW EVENiAO Tie PVon'
are cordially .nvitsd TO attend
Thirty-fourth-.t. Reformed Dutch Church. -,
tv cen g,h .i4 p,svs -s.bbsb Services at 10 n si
! D. N. Preaching TOMORROW Gy the Psssor' ne Ro''
PETER sTRYkER Subject Of Evening D'c'ur'e; sups-
Tabernacle of the Christian Alliance no 10
Broadway tie Rev. L. c. GO5s, Psstr-SuoJecI SOroai
EVENING at II oeloct: The Rewards Of Labor tne
..coad Of ses. Strangers, young men, ana the Puo'o
rensi Ally welcome Sess Tree.
Tho Rev. David Buck, IA. Pastor, Wi preach 90
SUNDAY MORNING IrA o'clock, IN the J,ne-st n r
CIV, ch The Row Il. q. PUChEY Ia ths E'ENiSo' I" y
o'clock
Tac Rev. Isaac wescott P;.or viii soo,@Sn.s
To 2UhGOW EVENING, n the bi2ominsdsle tsPtf'
Chaca s2ds, hstwson 7ih aud bthsvs ,ens, o. ~
tuie. louDg len Subject tomorrow evening hentii
Culture. tie Mean, and lmpcitsnse service 70 commence
1t "A O'Clock seats provided Tor strangers
The Rev. w. X. Williams. ID, d., VIII preach
sermon before t:e Nswfotk fouur Mems Christian A.so'
Gallon on SUNDAY EVENING June a. 81 Ii o'clock Ia
the Ar,.tys- B.ptis, Chuyh sooJeci: q" Honofig 81
man. A rcnerSl invitation 10 srlendod.
The Rev. n. Cyr of NJ onrreai viii preach no MOB,
ROW Il ltt oelock To. Ia tho fIeoch rvsng-iloM
Church conner OF Grand and Cfo-bys The F.sto OF 20
eau en- lie Rsv ID tIYAZ. wal Pieeeh In tue E'LNiho
:; "a O'clock.
Wesiniin-ier Church, 22d.., between on and nh
svs-ThA hHy. EDNIS 4. sifM-ON rili preach IN TINS
Church TO.MOKEOW SABBATH, Nay "a, a &c. oelock
m and u O'Clock y eiTsbssp sre very esfdAiy In
vted
Churches.-Dr. ChesrsrI, II. w. b-echsrs. Df Cha
Plus If!ay Gf-ss Church and 200 other tAhD fho-
GO. STACY. re. col Broadway.
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furniture.

bedroom IEA1ELED FURNITURE Of
10 wuranted maouf.curs Also sod Cb-s nut and Walnut
Chamber suites aiu s1d ornamental st II. T. EARRING
TONS, 30 Cauals opposite Weos;sr Established lSis
ENAblELED FURNITURE-Al styles and
~ prices Alec Chamber suite, In Nsnu. snd Chs,tnn
Tue bes, assortment IL Ito city wkniesas ssd retail No
211 Canal-st- WARREN WARD
ORNAMENTAL IRON FURNITURE,
~ Bsis,eadf Hz,s.ands GIBBS Siocn Tss!es, Settles
Fuepreef ,slss IFoH Pc l.ust, &c.
4. KhENkEL, Agent, Manufacturer.
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CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON. via GRO.
~ TON. NEw-LOEDON, sTOkINGTOy PROyI
DESCE. NEWPORT, TAUNTON. and HEw.BEDFORn
The .plendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pior No. 10 X X. foo. Of Court
lsIdt st.. daily texcept SHndsyl At S p. m -
Freight taken low a. By any other tine Office Of Com
peny No. lis West.st.. corner Of Courti.Ddt-st
New York March g. 1868. W. RI EUWAEDe Aren't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-04
Sunday Night Report.
Cairo, May 3.

Cairo, May 3.
The rebel account of running the bat.
teries at Vicksburg by transports, differ in
no essential point from that already given.
A Nicksburg correspondent of the Jack
son Appeal says it is humiliating that
these transports should run our batteries
at pleasure. cannot help but feel dis.
couraged at Witnessing the imperfect ar
engagements here to repnlse the enemy.
Col. Greerson's raid into the heart Of
Mississippi has spread CONSERVATION
through that State.
The Jackson Appeal is terribly incens.
ed at the Federal plan for employing ne
groes. 1t says the wages provided are
but nominal and that the whole thing is
scheme 10 put money into Yankee peck.
cts.
The rebel Gen. TAYLOR is above Euro
linea, Ala, and falling back toward Alex
andrla. This leaves the route to thu
mouth of Red River, distance so miles
open to Gen. Banks.
Gen. Prentiss is strengthening and add
ing to the Notifications a. Helena.
On Wednesday last q body Of rebe
cavalry captured a construction train OF
the Memphis d Charleston II. r., a few
miles from Grand junction. A part o
1T was burned, the throttle valve pulled
open and part Of the train sent to Crane
junction without any one on board.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-04

All the signs of the times go to show
that the purpose Of the Copperhcad lead
ers Of the North is revolution. They are
forming aud perfeoting party organiza-
tious in opposition and antagonism to the
administration while engaged in war
They take issue with the Government up.
on all questions connected with the re-
bellion they are everywhere forming So
cret, oath bound societies, for the express
and avowed purpose of making forcible
resistance to the laws Of the land they
claim the right to wear badges of disloy-
atty, to express openly their hostility to
the powers that be. and their sympathy
with the rebels, and the rebellion ; they
are arming rs fast us they can. and in
several States they have raised 10 open
rebellion and shot down those engaged in
the execution Of civil and military law.
From oil these evidences Of their bitter,
malignant feelings, taken in connection
with their IRRESPONSIBLE talk and treasona-
BILE resolutions, such As were adopted at
Pleasant Ridge school house, in this coun-
ty, it Is evident that something more than
mere party action and capital 10 aimed at
by the designing and unprincipled men
who lead and CONTROL them. They may
talk about depressing civil war and fight.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-04
PHILADELPHIA. May 3.

The following statement is derived
from gentleman who left the Rappahan.
mock on Saturday. He says il already is
known that our stroops have crossed over
with much less opposition than was an-
ticipated. The enemy massed consider
able force on the railroad front on Thurs
day. As soon as the rebels learned, on
Wednesday, that our forces had crossed
above, they commenced to move troops
out to intercept our advance, and contin-
ued all night and the next day. Trains
have been running constantly with troops
from Richmond, aud the enemy had all
the available ieipes around Frederick
burg.
Later news from Charlottesville is
thst Stoneman had cut the railroad This
is stated on the assertion of General of
the army, who arrived at Washington on
Saturday morning. There is no doubt
but that our army was at last accounts,
in the most cheerful aud hopeful condi.
ton.