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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

had collected all the cattle near tho river on
the north side, and wero about driving them
of. when Col. Phillips captured the whole lot,
and had them driven to Park Hill.
"A dispatch from Murfreesboro gives particu-
lars of the occupation of McMinnville by our
troops The destruction of Rebel property ID
not so great as was first reported, but it was
very important, and the whole affair was not
only creditable, but very gallant on tho part
of our forces.
Admiral Lee, now of Newport News,
telegrapbs to the Navy Department that, on the
22d, Lieut.. Gushing, with ninety men and a
howitzer, went to the village of Chuckatuck,
where be encountered forty Rebel cavalry. He
defeated them, killing two. and losing one him
self.
The state OF tie rivers and runs in East
ern Virginia is such that army movements
are out Of the question. 1t is very difficult
even to get up the necessary supplies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

tures with view TO controlling the policy
and action of the Government, and the Cont
mental Armies had been authorized to VOTE the
cre,t mass of them would have voted 80 as to
sustain the efforts of Adams, Jefferson, and
Franklin. So if, in the Last War with Great
Britain. tho Soldiers had voted, great ma
iority of them would have voted to sustain
Madison Clay, and Tomphins, and against
Caleb Strong, John Randolph, and Josiah
Quincy. Had our Soldiers in the War with
Mexico voted, a large majority of them would
have 80 voted as to sustain those rulers who
we're prosecuting the war; and no official con.
straint would have been requisite to this end.
So with regard to the existing War. Who
ever talks of such voting as compulsory"
insults the intelligence of the community.
Judge Lows BILL which has passed the Leg
islature and now awaits the action of the Gov
ernor. obviates such cayils as The Worlfs
by providing that no vote shall be pOlled save
10 the Election District of the voter respect
lively. There, the evidence of his right exists
and is easily produced; there, any attempt to
poll votes which have no legal voters behind
them can and will be promptly detected and
defeated. There is to be no voting in camp
no electiDg officers for our State by votes cast
elsewhere than within her borders; and no COM
pusion or cOnstraint can possibly be exerted,
because none can avail. No soldier need let
any one in camp know how he votes; he may
even send his ballots, properly prepared, to his
best friend at home, directing him that they
be not opened or read even by himself. Each
soldier will know for whom he casts his vote,
but be need not let another soul know it--cer-
tainly none other than bis most loved and trusted
friend at home. If our Coppefheads believed
one word of oil they say about tho soldiers be-
ing mainly on their aide, they would have aided
the passage of Judge Lows bill; but they know
great deal better. and will have it vetoed by
the Governor They will continue to talk Of
constitutional obstacles, while the real obstacle
is the overwhelming opposition of the soldiers
~ their principles aud their ends.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25
The residue i, distributed among a crowd of
dies. MAINLY 10 the following:

There 10 not q man connected with our
City Government who docs not know that
$50, 900 would amply coser the total cos. OF
all necessary Advertising for the City and
County, and that all that is paid beyond that
sum is not designed TO benefit the City, but TO
subsdze certain partisan convenences. There
are journals on the above liSt that are not
worth. body aud soul, the amount of their
yearly suction from the City Treasury, and for
whose advertising columns the City has no
more use than a toad has Of q watch-pocket.
Nobody ever imagined, for example, that the
City receives any equivalent for the S2,997 65
it paid last year to The Metropolitan Record,
o Roman Catholic and Copperhead weekly,
which has probably less than one thousand sub
scribers in our twenty-five Wards That
money i. simply q contribution levied on tax
payers for the support Of that most uDputriotic
sheet. The Express aud World, our two most
conspicuous Copperhead Dailies, together re-
coiyed S30,G5l 81 from our City Treasury last
year to sustain them in warning upon the Gov
ernment and pettifoggins the cause of the
Slaveholding Rebels. There are not less than
four journals in our City that had more aver
age circulation throughout the last year than both
Of theirs combined; yet the money paid them out
of the Treasury was about equal to the aggre-
gate paid to all the other regular daily journals,
and quite equal to what should have been paid
for Advertising to all journals whatsoever.
The Ntto-York Transcript il in no proper
sense daily journal. II is got up expressly
to be subssted out of the City Treasury, and
fulflls the end of its creation better than most
journals. If its subsidy were cut off to-day. it
would give its last kick tomorrow, and the
$4,000 per ennum now paid to it would be
left in the Treasury. We presume no one out
side the circle Of its proprietor and his aids
would ever be conscious of its demise.
We beg leave to add that our own share of
this patronage is quite satisfactory. The 1896
paid us in 62 is more than we ever received
beiore-more than we expect to receive in
any future year. If we had chosen to hrye it
we might easily have done so, and
to liberal extent. We might be placed on
the footing of the most favored, in spite of our
politics, on terms that others do not seem to
consider onerous; but we prefer to stand where
we are.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25
From San FRANCHISE.

SAN FRASCisco. THURSDAY, April "A fSea
The Sonora sailed today with 500 passengers, b.
side 50 soldiers for the Massachusetts continy.n,
Among the passengers were lbs women and loo shl.
dren She also took 81 100 900 in treasure Of which
100000 was for New-YOrk and the res. for 10.
gland.
The treasure shipments are 8, OOO, 900 in sxos. a
the corresponding period OF last year. The sxOav
of exports Of merchandise for the Corresponding
period il 81 100000.
Markets inactive. Wheat and Barley have IA.
clined ldIkc Wool lower. Dry Hides i5c Lard Tia
Butter duh 1900 kegs Cranbsrriss sold 9. elio q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

Mr.. John McHenry, jr., late Colonel of the
18th Kentucky Volunteers, dishonorably dis
missed the service for violation Of the article OF
war prohibiting the rendition of fugtives by
United States forces, is now announced as q
Copperhead candidate for Congress. Ths
model patriot and soldier avows himself in ia.
vor of an armistice and Of withholding sup
plies Of men and money to prosecute the war
against the Rebellion until the Presidsnt 70.
Gals the Proclamation Of Freedom-and this,
too. at q moment when even Kentucky Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

SALE OF PIcrUREs.-The sale Of private colleo-
ton Of oil paintings The Derby Galleries Thursday night
byIvss Co. well attended despite the storm. aud iais
prices res realized Tho catalogue embraced II pieces tho
entire collection being cabinet rs Knitting for the
Soldiers" BY F. Johnson. brought i6oi Moeash, Skating
Scene" BY j. Ii. BoushtOn. Pas, Lsndscaps-Twiishs
sasr Storm" BY y. L. Church. SVi0i Lsnd'ssPe-sua-
,.tD BY George Innes $50; The Cromuellisu" By D.
Huntington, saao, Hawks Nest Western Virginia." By
r. Cissou. s23s, Indian Summer In the Cstski" BY y.
T. KensetL SlTT 3Oi "WoOd Dreams" BY IL. p. Gray.
s22s, Sweet Sixteen" by George A. Baker $780, The
Twins" BY z. vsrboechhOven, $780, Drawing the Seine"
BY A. Van Beest, 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

Gov. SeymOur's veto yesterday finished the
bill to allow soldiers to vote. The Senate
oyerruled him, but the Assembly was of course
too strongly Democratic. This having failed,
the Republicans, as the only thing they could
do, adopted the bill proposing amendments to
the Constitution, to effect the purpose. The
brave boys in the field will remember the men
who thus for two years at least deliberately
robbed them of their votes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

HOTEL Acknowledgement NJ. 8. Latham, CsI;
Coli. Taylor Newport KY. and Reynolds Pr1yidsnnoS -
s. Dunlap aud Geo. Curtis, Boston aud MT NaA Dss
and family, Washington. are among the srfvm Wv
Nicholas Hotel 81 r n
Hon p. o. Washington. Warrington, D. g., CSL :, o.
Olsy u, s. Vols, 8 B. Rogers aud lady Phi1dsPhss =.
b. Coss aud wife, St. Louis and j. b. Dyer fA'A NV
the Fith Avenue Hotel ~ n p
Iookv wood Montreal, and Admiral Rsynaud saa LIVE
Bas.stt sfths French Navy are .. The Ns. OH smish
and family Dsytop Ohis, Dr. Potter aud j. b. hsosser y
5 Navy Major C. r. Nude =: Mrss S.. ana h' "
Col ]. J. WbssI.r N Y 8. Vols n hcrss. H, W ~
r.. Cha Bsshunc snd wife Toronto Csnsda' aaa W. -
Bsrris,sr, NswbssYpsgt ~ n the Evsss" ass~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

Communicating OF THE BRITISH Wrr
INDIA SqUADRos.-The following is from The Mas.
sau IN. P) Adrertiser Of April IL:
at is rumored that Lord Clarence Puget. one Of
the Lords Of the Admiralty, will probably succeed
Sir Admiral Milne Commsnderin-Chief of the
North American and West India station. The new
line-of.bstte-ship Frederick William is fitting foe
commission to relieve the Nile, the flag ship on
the North American and West India station.
II. n. S. Nile, having left Bermuda for st. Thomas
and Havana, Sir Alexander Milne has hoisted his flag
on board the Galatea, 26 guns"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

CoRPs CoMsAsDERs.-By general order from
the War Department, issued by the direction Of the
President, the following assignments ars made Of
Army Corps Commanders;
First Corps-Majar.fieu Jehn y Reynolts.
Second Corps M.jor-Gen. ID. N. Couch.
Third Corps-Msjor Gen. Daniel y. 5icklss.
Filth Corp.-Msor-Cien. u. q. Mssds.
Sixth Corp.-M.j or-Gen. John Sedgricf
Eleventh Corps-Msjor-GeD. O. A. Howard
Twelfth Corps-Msjor-Gen. II. w. Slocum.
Cavalry Corps-Msj or-Gen. George Stonemsn-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

PIsyER's AMBULANCE KrTcHEs-In another col.
umn will be found the official testimony Of the Adja.
ant-General, Surgeon General and Quartsrmastsr.
General of this State and of Gov. Seymour also, %
the merits of this new and excellent invention The
results of repeated trials to prove satisfactorily
that a adoption would be great benefit 10 the
army. What it Ia intended TO accomplish the I'd.
vertisement shows.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

CREW OF THE WRECKED STEAMER MARION
The British bark John Griffin Of Nassau, N. T.
Capt. Chase, from Cardenas Ola inst, with sugar 70
]. Z. Ward g. Co., arrived on Friday. reports; on
the 10th inst, off Double Headed Shots, Wa
boarded by boat from the steamship Marion.
ashore there, and took from her the mate and % d
her crew. They report the steamer total loss
part of the cargo was saved in damaged state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

RUMoRED RKTGSATIoS OF UNITED STATES
MARSHAL DIcKISsos.-We hear q rumor that the
Hon. A. b. Dickinson, United States Marshal, bas
resigned and been resppointed Minister to Nicaragna,
and that be sailed from New-York on Tuesday. We
are not advised of the for this step, which is
quite mex peced to the public. Mr.. ID. returned
from Nicaragua early In March, and had just organ
ized his office as he called upon again TO return TO
Nicaragua Rcch. Democrat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25
AMERICAN, AaRoAp.-The following /, liz. Of

AMERICANS ABRoAD.-The following Is Lat Of
Americans registered at Msssr Gan Co.'S American News
Rooms No 10 Craven street. Strand London. England. for
tho week Guiding April H. 1863: - w0ossy and lady New
York; Jane, Y. Enis Buffalo N. vi A. TrunbuI, Boson'
Mas, Chas. Thornhin Brooklyn, N. u L. Reed New
York; e W. Campbell Toronto. G. Wi Cha.. Es'terssr
and lady Pa James wepds. Pa r. Smith, Nsw-Orlssnss
John NJ Madison Nsw.Orlesns, Alex. Gordon, Ball.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25
DIR CITY TAXES.

Controller Brennan reports the total amounts
paid from the Treasury of our City and COun'
ty for Advertising during the year 1862 at no
less a sum than $o6,79O Oh, whereof the
daily Journals received respectively as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

Aner selling stl52 fell of to 1901 and again recovered to
1872 closing 1914 bid Money continues abundant call
4a6 " cent The supply Offering Is In excess Of the de-
mand Psper pss.es heely a. Ho1 p cent Frishp
ther doll and heavy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

CHASING A BLOCKADE RUssER.-Tbs u. 3. bark
yoltiguer, Thomas, Port Royal 9 days, ballast, 70
U. s. Quartermsster, reports on the 18th inst, Cd
Frying Pan Shoals saw British steamer, a blockade
runner, with U. s. steamer abou. miles astsfa IN
chase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25
Arrival Of N Whaler.

Sac HAEsoE. N. r.. Friday. April a. 1864
The bark John A. Robb, Jennings from the Soath
Atlantic and last from Pernambuoo, has arrived.
with 700 bbls. whale and 400 bbh- Of sperm, snd
/ 3, 500 lbs. bone to II. s. French.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

We publish in another column letter from
Gen. Birney which should have reached US
week or two ago, but which, for some reason,
has been delayed on the way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

From MARAcAIBo.-Dates from Maracaibo 70
March 25 report that vessels were daily running tho
blockade at Msrscaibo from Curacao The Govern
men. party of Venezuela were daily losing ground.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25
Ghi,unrr.

WATxRTows. N. Y, Friday Gpru O, 100,
The Hon. George Z. Sherman, Presilspt ~ Il.
Watertown Bank and Loan Company who for tor
years has been identified with thi. village a.
yer, Judge, and banker, died q. bis rssidencs Isx
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

MUSTERED OUT OF SERvIcE.-The 7th and BIB
New-York Regiment were mustered out Of service
Oh Thursday, the 23d, their time of service having
expired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

The Gold bill bas passed both houses OF the
State Legislature, substantially as " came
from the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

Subscribers 10 The TRIBUNE who desire the ed
dr., o, their paper changed viii please state the old address
a. wall a. the new-ssO whether the Daily. semwssky. Oh
Weeky ediHon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

On the second page this morning we give
Reviews of New Publications and choice So
lections Of Foreign Gossip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

The latest reports Of the great broadway
Railroad imbrogio are given on tho tnird page
of this mornings paper
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TO cnRRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken OF ANONYMOUS Communications
buever sutended for insertion must be authenticated
b. sao address Of the wfer-not ne'e'SsnI i'
.espnot uudertska 20 return re ected CommupicstonL
Ali business letters ior tois Office shooa % t0ossu !"
"qaB TRIBUNE" New.fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

Posr.0FTrcE DrREcroRY.-Mr. j. I. Lloyd Of
this city has just issued Poslocs Directory Of the United
States add Csnsds alphabetically arranged with the ns~
Postal Laws aud other matters Of ntsss. TO the bssinsss
puble
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25

Mr. A. MlnAri q tOckpOrt, N. Y, Offers SIS
bounty to each abe-boded cOlOred man that will en'
list in the service Of the United States in any coorod
regiment now being formed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-25
Naval.

Bosros, Thursday April "A 1854
The u. S. steamer MercedIta, from Philadelphia,
has arrived.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30


This C,npany continues to Her TO the p.ople OF
Delaware superior advantages nf Insurance hin,t
loss nv f'c AID do sribns Of properly except Ma
rne risks.
The In,t ution l. commended by 20 yTrrs eSpe-
ielcs in and aiteut to the subisetof Manual lnsn-
rance, being the nr.I 10 Introduce the pine IL INV
state ly u which, 1t is belies, the man
ayers have ecu enabled 10 adjust and arr'ihlA'e
helw tho due sar.tie- 81 lrorerty u 70 rem
der the membership among the mot AepruH"'e III
character the uumtIOi- insurapui Companies lfe'
,ented to the public.
Ii tskas credit itself tat it's payments q" losses
have lecn Sd prompt aud bera that ip q years ins-
mess aud Losses ,aehinr $40 0Oe, Mt rintif
case Of iyatinn has Nccurr d, aud tcareeiy ono Wn
OUT sp ire tirfuclipi to the parties insured /,
Looking mVrc the safety than to the inmo'i huu
Of ia risks 1t ha dtelinei Hand eds OF 'hou
sands II DolHts Of Insurance, 'tner as felllIs 700
great an alupput in siuge risk Offering unht On
jec pl Insurance fer the character OF the
In his nanraritis eoteeiyei +. has the thies1 =, d
most select list Of tusn asees ia pro- oiuup 10 hIs
aneug-pye SIX Millions Of Dollars, Of any o'hfr
Conpany wthis reasonable range.
A evidence of this It has not only reduced the rate
of Insurance. at all tin es ncder onesixh, during
the last y'aI- but It presents uoN clear surplus
fund " "a a. security against any e,sih"nt GU
the Deposit Note which sun y tie Ie.gi, ~ sep
Certifcalos tf ha halaucuS dfe tOeaoh hember now
being s,ued, will hepsyirg aterst 70 them fcm jan
uary 1862, attic rate OF per cot. per ennun mus
making a still far her deduction.
1t meucsd the.year 49,; with real proieeunn
to the eommun iy In Deposit Notes Of $zo9uo W.
Surplus Fund sV'eVV
ro,a, pro,,e.ion 10000
Ii is t'g wurk II the Farmers Of Delaware, aud as
such they ought 10 paronige II. .. ...n,,
Secretary and TT asursf-lsOb.sr McjAnD, al. d.
DIRECTO RS;
Ell wilfou, Brandy v ine HID James Dalapliin,
Cbnstiana HI; Jsres Webb, Samuel Barr, T.: ..
stotseut urg aud Je,see sharpe, Wilmington hd Rob
rt McCnb', Mill Creek lid JvhY +. Williamson,
whit Clay Creek lid GEORGE Jsnvsr, New Castle
Hid; Curtis h. Ellison, pencadsr Id John 9. tlafk,
Eed Lyon, lid VIM Temper Smyrns; james ~
Rurnnain, St. Ge -ges Hi Charles t. Fleming, Peter
r. Csusey MI ford 5eniy Todd, Dover; Charles Iun-
ne !, Georgetown
AGENTS As well for ciiying epplieaiioas. for in-
surance du,s OF momcer; 80.
E wilson, Braiiy me- Hid Robert Mccabs MIL
Creek Hid James DarplAlr, ChrisliAna HID Iuhn =,
Williamson white Clay eek, Id cultis Llison,
Pcncader lid Re liopnSs Coy ges, sud, Arpggnipi :
tripr.n, New asfc lid; Charles II. Flemmias, MI
iorli Charts Tunnel, georgetown Henry odd
Dover.
commune, atoms gene al busiue addr ssed to
the nnGersgned Wilmington, viii receive Immediate
attention - 800
Tss ROBERT hceABE' NJ. Secretary.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
Disease Of Kilneys and Rladder.

Disease Ot hiuueys and bladder,
In Young or Aged, Male or Female,
Are speedily removed aud the silent restored hoalh
Delicate Children,
scarcely any flesh ON the houe', ara cured In very
short time one bottle in cafes will have IN st
surprising effect
paren's ''s"
Having suffering children rs taboye and wishing to
raise them, will never resr he day they commenced
with these bitters.
Literary Men, Students,
And those working hard with their brains, should OIL
ways keep bottle Of Hooiland's Btrers near them,
they will find much benefit ffom It's use, 10 Both
mind and body, inv eoratlng and not depressing.
1t is not a liquor stihulant,
And leaves no urostration.
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

Two hundred bOileis wanted by the Western Iron A.
ISOLATION, price six dollars per tom heaters ana ,o
ers also wanting. Address or apply to ''''
GE'I. jos NSTON
sec'y Western Iron Association, Pitsburo Pa
may ID LIST
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

is the best Concentrated Fertilizer
In use Send for Pamphlet containing certificates of it's
superior eHects from Of the reliable men in
Delaware. mar On
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30
ATTENTION, soLDIERsl
And the Friends of Soldiers

.4sf . ATTENTION, soLDlERSI
And the Friends of Soldiers.
We call the attention of ali having relations or
friends u the army tn the fact that Hoofiard's Ger
Bters will cure na snths VI the dseases Induced
BY exposures and priv Incident to camp life In
the lists published almost daily ia the newspapers on
the arrival ofthe sick, It will he noticed that a very
large proportion SUFFERING from debility Every case
Of that kind eau be rsa lily cured by HooaAuds German
Itters. We have no hesitation III stating that IL these
Btters freely used along orr soldiers huudreds
Of lives might lie saved that otherwise would be lost
The proprietors are iay receiving thankful letters
from sufferers the army and hospitals who have
been restored to health by the ofiese B.ters sent
to them bs Their IRE
Beware of Counterfeits!
See that the signature of
a.. M. JACKSON
is on the Wrapper of each bottle.
Price per Bottle rs ceats,
Or half doz. for 81 90.
Should your nearest druggist not have the
article, do not be put of by any Of the in
toxicating preparations that may be offered
in its place, but send to us, and we will
forward securely packed, by express.
Principal Office and Mandatory.
No. 63l Arch Street -
Jones H. Evans:
Successors ~ Q. NJ. jackson, Il Co., PROPRITORsA
So For tale by Duggists and dealers in every town
~ me unif States mArsh7
The commonwealth. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1863-09-30

Q7H A MONTH I want to hire Agents In eva.,,
% iCeouniy at $40 month expenses paid To- ss ny
new cheap Family Sewing Machines Addres -'
8 MADISON, Aimed, Maine.