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DosT- OFFICE DIRECTORY. n

Arrivals and Departuressfshsnf
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The Western msil arrives as7P. u. anddsrssasas
aA.M. s* fH a s.Af8 888ss !
Ths Southern Mail arrives ats p. H.. and dsparts
att 4. n. tse 4
The Northern Mali arrives n r. H., and departs
MsA.M. f 8{SN k33i 4
The Painysa Nall arrives ass 4. ~, ssA lspasss
alta. II. M4Hf&g Is tasAa tx s5
Ths Chsrisstoa and saisn Mail arrives ats r. n :,
shd departs att A. n.
An mail metsAf designed 70 70 out IN the morning.
nsis should - - the oee by0 o.sloGk the svsntna
preceding The departure Of To malls. az
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New York. Anr;l q

New IOrK, April 5.
There was splendid demonstration 1t
the Academy Of Music, last evening. il
honor Of Gen. Butler. His speech was
received enthusiastically.
y reported LORD Lyons will make q
ior"ai demand ior the release Of the
steamer reIerhof, and her owners will
sial,n INDEMNIFY. her mail Is being over
hauled and may disclose somsthsnr.-
Of quinine.
~, "a na s letter contains the sport
Doubtful.
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Clarksville, Tenn, Apl 8.

- Clarksville, Tenn, Apis.
Last night the steamers Lippie and
Lizzie Martin were fired into on the Cum
berland. Both escaped.
Several more boats are below.
The gunboat St. Clair, which engaged
the enemy, wap crippled but was repaired
to-day 1t Donaldson.
The Glasgow arrived this evening. She
was fred into ut Harpath Shoals. The
pilot and several of the crew were slight
ly wounded.
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MIDNIGHT REPORT.


Cairo, April 5.
Despatch boat Hammet, from the mouth
Of Yasoo Tuesday, arrived here this eve
ming. Portsr's expedition, though IN
succcssful in the main, did succeed ID
Destroying about 1000 bales az COTTON
marked "C, s. A. cotton" and consider
abs quantities OF corn. When the Ham
met LEFT, gunbosts were taking on board
thirty day's ratioas, and there were other
indicatlops Of another move, but in what
direction II not known.
The fsdeEals, By caTefnl night work
have succeeded il planting two S4-pound-
or rifed Parrott guns behind the leyee
which i said 10 8 eight feet hiah Il I
point directly opposite Vipksbure. Be-
sides the projection 81 the levee. nilroad
iron from the 6hssysPert nail rod h.
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Especial to Chicago Times
Memphis. March HI

iniolma'ion whichscan be relied on
rescued mere to-day OF the whereabouts
ING Anuianola. Inc rebels took her to
Alexandria, La. in Red River and re-
paired her sufficiently 70 make her service
able. Fears are entertained for the aais.
y ., Inc hartford and Albatross, do the
, w. nave inc Queen OF the West, w.
webb and lndianola-a feet sufficient to
give Admiral Farragut trouble.
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Murfreeshorn. Anril !:

WurTreesDDF0, April 5.
It is rumo"e 1 gnb"r 4 = il.as are
being coyo ruttsd acros. the Tennessee
above Florence 10 connect the rebel ar
mics of Teanesses and Mississippi
Rosecrans had approved the sentence
Of dessrters In Woods md Palmer's d.
vision.
Col. Lowe, at Fort Douelson, tele-
graphs that the enemy are apparently
approaching in force.
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Louisville, April 5.
The Democrats correspondent says the
rebels, under Van Dorm, are attempting
to flank Rosecrans on the left. They are
crossing the river at Palmyra. II is
thought Van Dorm has a large supply of
artillery, snd that the movement is aim
cd against Kentucky.
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Headqs Army Of the Potomac,
April 2.

Pursuant to instructions from the War
department there will be general mus
Ter OF all the troops of this army ON the
xoth. Muster rolls will be immediatal,
sent to the Adiutant General for thu use
sssn iosos' MARSHAL 10 making drafts
70 MI up regimenta and companies to the
standard. " sA0
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Louisville. April s.

iOulsville, AprM ,.
Inc guerriiias threw wood train Of
the track Of the Louisville railroad al,
miles above franklin, this morning. burnt
s-s - . 49,. Two cars and tore up the,
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Washington. April 8.

washington, Aprli D.,
McClellan's Official report of the seven
days battle on the Peninsula and his fall.
ing back to Burkley, although dated the
18th Of February last, is to-day for the
first time published, and he says to the
calm judgment Of history and the future
he leaves the task Of pronouncing upon
the movement, confident that the verdict
will be chat no such difficult move was ev-
or more successfully executed; that no
army ever fought more heroically and sue.
cessfully against such great odds; that no
men Of any race ever displayed greater
discipline, endurance, perseverance and
chserfulness under zach hardships.
Rhode Island. Maine and lowe are the
only States IS yet which have sigui6ed 70
the General Land Office their acceptance
Of the grants Of land to the several States
for the adjustment Of Agricultural Col
lcges.
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Boston, April 3.
The cargo Of the ship Star Of Peace,
burnt by the pirate Florida. WAS e.
timated to be worth half = million, and
was insured for 1873, 800 dollars.
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& A coUGn, COLD, OK AN iRRI1ATxD fHROAT
ifallewed 70 progress resalts In serious Pulmonary
and Bronchial saeetions, sfleatines iscusabis.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rHooHBs
re.ch directly the Ascted parts and give smest In.
slant relief. In 6RoscalTas. AsTHAA ,asd 1ArAs&E
they are bsneneai The good effects saiting iron,
the use Of sad their sxtsndsd use, has
caused them 70 DO coupteffeited. BE sure 10 guard
asaasst ~oxshlsss i0s4oas psrAln oHiysAs Sssstss
Svssss 1ssssbdsi TsrAss which have Srsss<tAsirsn-
cacy By atsst Of many years pusLic srRAAxas asd
sisexas should use The Troches. Mill airy omesU and
Soldiers who over.tax the voice and sxs ossd to
suddea change, shosid have tAsn. ssta sssryvners
st IS cen u per box. jaL1-d1m
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The report of the committee on the
Conduct of the War is unanimous upon
every subject except Frenont's opera
tons in Missouri: and the Shenandoah
Valley. Its probable the report with re-
spect to Fremont viii be CONQUERED in by
Ill tomorrow.
[Heralds' Special
Baron Workbench, formerly Of tho Aus
tralian service, who Was captured with
Gen. Stoughton at Fairfax Court House,
has been released and arrived here TO-
day. He states the treatment Of Union
officers who are held by the rebels at Rich
nond as most outrageous. They do not
receive AZ kind treatment az is usually
extended to the vilest criminals.
The rebels are exceedingly incensed
against Col. Windham. and threaten to
hang him and his staff Mttey should
fall into their hands.
Capt. A. G. Webster. confined inCastle
Thunder, is to be hung on the 5th inst.
at Camp Lee for violating his parole
Notices to that effect spread the streets
of Richmond.
Tribune's Special.
Army of the Potomac, April 2.
Reports from deserters, and from other
sources. lead to the belief that the enc.
my is still in force on the Rappahannock.
Lee 10 removing stores from Culpepper
Court House, and certifying fords on the
Rapidan.
Gems Lee, jackson and A. H. Hill
were present at review below Freder-
icksburg on Saturday. An order was
read reducing baggage, and promising
active service in April Ten Of the enc
my's struggling cavalry men were brought
in from near Dnmfries hy the 9Th Him
OILS cavalry yesterday. The prisoners
were from seven different regiments, be-
longing to Hampton's Legion. The wind
and sun are drying up the mud rap idly.
New York, April 3.
A New Orleans letter says St. Martha
Hall, fine hotel, and oil the dwellings
in Pensacola, except Nalory's and Major
Chase's, wefe burned. The soldiers
seemed to think the entire evacuation of
the place to the enemy was intended, and
many sworc they would burn the place.
On Thursday noon fires made their 10.
pearance, and Tor three days and nights
the place Was hlled with smoke and fame.
The oticsrs tried to stop the work Of de-
struction. but seemed to have no influ-
snce over the men. Even when placed
to guard property, they set it on ire
Col. Dyer, Commander of tho Post, was
almost distracted. and gave orders 70
shoot persons caught setting the 6rss, but
no one executed them. Finally the long
roii was beaten, and the men got into the
Navy Yard and confined.
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the world.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELoR's ssisbraasdHair Dye
produces color not 10 be from aatuys
warranted not 10 injufs the hair sdies
the III effects Of bad dyss and nvsosstss he Aairfsr
life. GREY, RED or kCsrY nAlk tssssss,y sssss
. splendid bisetsr brsvs, leaving The haiSssftasS
esAutiful. Sold BY al druggists, Re.
The genuine signed WILLIAM A. BATCH1LOp,
- ~ fssv sskss sJ ss<A ~. 8
Factory, No. 81 Rarclay Street. Nav York. fLa.s
Va Bfoadways and lG Bond street, [tsS-dkvIy
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The report Of the COMMITTEES on the
Conduct Of the War is unanimous upon
every subject except Fremout's opera
tons in Missouri: and the Shenandoah
Valley. II is probable the report with re-
speot to Fremont viii be concurred in by
Ill tomorrow,
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DIED.,

CARR-On Thursday Jun, I. VIM. Henry youngest son Of
Francis and Elizabeth Car Of Inflammation oil the kidneJa
nz-d ~ wears. $50.
The fends and scqasauces OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the uncla Due notice OF tho funeral
IN Tomorrow papers
CRANk-At Now-Oseans, on Friday May ~ Caroline
MiddlrbrOok Crane, only daughter o MIs H. NJ Meflwln
Her friends aud those OF her brother Jonathan H. trine
arc invited attend tho funeral from her late residence,
No Clinton place. Friday June at a o'clock M
HlCKs-In the battle Of Salem flights, fought Sunday
Poon.c David Eugene Hicks, color bearer OF tho 18th
New Jersey The deceased was son OF Mr. John Hicks
upiser a. private soldier defebss OF the fs he had loved
so we'll snd died the early age OF 49, while oav-y bear
ing flag tho forefront Of tho battle lilo fo within
30 yards OF the Rebel ranks
sCRIBNFR - Drowned, In tho hsrbor Of Baltimore. on
"Wednesday. May 10 John scribnsr Is ysan Of ago. st
tachsd 10 ths.II. B. gnnbost Commodore Barney.
III, remain, were inferred ia Greenwood Cemetery Sun
DAY, Msl ~.
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IobiIe boupd To Havana. with a cargo of 272 bales

Mobile, bound 70 Havana, with cargoof w bales
of cotton.
PROMOTION OF COL. EMERSON.
Col. Thomas II. Grerson has been appointed
Brigadisr General for gallant and distinguished ser
vices.
NAVAL ORDER.
Acting Master Zarego il ordered to the command
of the steamer Jasmine, and Lieut.-Comnahcor
Horner G. Blake to that Of the steam gunooal Eu-
taw, at Baltimore, in appreciation oil hS gaiiah'ry
In the defense Of the Halteras.
DECISIONS RESPECTING TARIFF CLASSIFICATION
The following decisions have been made ny the
Secretary of the Treasury of questions arising IRON
appeals made by importers from the deeisio"" Vi
Collectors relating proper caosifcatons under Tue
Tariff act of July, 1862:
to the width Of silk velres the Secretary hs
opinion that sessge being manufactured sno pou s bs
with tho velvet. iues of the fabric snu
Included IN computing the width, TO ssceI'ai" WV f
yard -, 49,.
Grape trimming underood by experts as si sna 800
trimmings, OF which silk is the poneat maternal Of ea
value ere subject to duty of ~ per eent1m. M, il.r
American grown cotton Imported from hsss' out no' =,
tilted such sccord,nes WITH law aud egulstion, 90
the Department. properly charged duty rate oil
Cotton bsssng understood apply exclusively to ''ss,
used or suitable 20 DO usrd or tie oans OF Cotton
ysls each paw duty Of q Per cenum I'D 'Siofs
SwINDilNG SOLDIERS.
Some of the returning New-York soldiers have
been swnded by outside ticket agents at the " am
ington Railroad Station being overcharssd Tor tueif
fares In cases coming to the knowledge oil agents
of the State Of New.York, retribu,ion has been OBJ
tanned. Soldiers belonging to other parts OF the
country have been likewise viciimized
RETURNING REGIMENTS.
/ The 3Sth and 9Th NewYork Regiments lett mere
to-day Oh the O'Clock y. III. train Tor New-i OK.
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MARgs -.

BILLInGE --ODELL--On Wcduc,dsy. June D. at Trinity
Chanel by the Rev Robert g. ia, NsoE, benjamin L. Bill
hinge 10 saah A. Odel eldest daughter Of Thomas b. odei
esq, ali of this city.
DE- gROOT-Sr JOnN-On Thursdsy June 4, ct tbs Re
formed Duch Church. West Farms by the koy Pohemus
Nyck Nichols De GfeOt OF Booklyn, ard Sarah NJ
only daughter Of O-oT.e ST. John, esq, OF West Farms
Wustch-,tor County
MFRRIII.-WALI.-On Wedue-dsy June D AZ the Seventh
PRESBYTERIAN Church by the Rev, Thomas H. smith hiI.
Charles X. Merrill Z, Mo, Elizabeth NJ, daughter O VII
liam Wall, ell Of til. city.
RIGHTER-THOMAS-O Thursday. June T. at tho First
Pres yteIiau Church, Bergen, II. j. by the Key r. W.
French Charo. A. Hiehter OF New-fok to Miss "inffed
. Thomas Of Bergen.
sKILLMAN-G iLLiLAHD-At Harlem. OH Tbnrsdav. juno
,y the Koy. J y Lord ID. ~ the Rel, W. l. skillmsn,
lat. tho Theological S1minpry New-Brnns~iek. ~ j,
TO Susie h.. daughter OF n. ". uillisnd. es'l
TUENER-fLOYD--At Masic Long and. on "wednesday,
June by the Rev. Mr. Cooper Herbert B Turner OF New
York SsTan X. younger daughter o. tho Hon John u
Floyd OF Msstic.