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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

HrrGLARY At GREESroNr.-On SUNDAY
pnng some thieves entered the boot and shoe stofc ot
4. q. Douanco o. franklin hur't nit,npohi ana
'uoh ilcTtifom considerable quantity OF boots ana
shoes. Noulrc3tS were Wldo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

The Tns!i.h Iicct Wits sIi'unf-is
Fired upon BY the Japnncsc Hnissrics-
A sc,orc Naval Engagement h'"o
inrnaese steunces Dcshoicd I"c
y.nsiish Lose IS Killed nnd i"r'
wounded Great De.iraoiio" OF Pro-
merry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

A daughter of Caleb Eager esd, steward OF tho
sttc j. n.ac Atyuu,of Tt,nton, i. j., who hfl boon
,tl i.i M drsrc.s isd iseisrss fom b'h eris fur ~
,. ctus.d ou .c.Ie lever hus boon cured ofhoih by d.
Rowe Of brooklyn lb1l',h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
OPENING or THY pRYvCU CUAMprnq.

LONDON, NOV. J.-lLc french Chambers have opened.
TIC Emperor's speech Has pacific. lie prOpJ8ch a
Turopean Conference iOg The settlement % The Polish
question lie hopes tic arrival ~ Macmillan in Mc1-
3co viii be advantageous 10 The country. The Dnancl
,cooYt via DO published shortly, although tAe o4pco-
tue are not fully realized Tic revenue has increased
al yybout extraordinary resource. Ina mot tho e.
,-,sfs 81 lie wars in Cochin China and Mexico 10.
f,rms are announced and increased powers 10 De
eranted 10 commerce. Only paaolng illusions arc made
~ American affairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

SEPT 1.--AlthOuVh i0ul HHhtih NV" '"N, 'i'I ''t
sine t,e French occupied he City o Me1lco' Ito h4
sroy lis tTne dat ia all the towns Fairilon'd ~
French tIoos the most perfect order fcgAs' pay az
feuut an excursion two tree leagues DcyOnd NOR
outlosts " i1grIsy between tao DVAlH OcelIied "
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n rance.

II was reported in Paris that the Japanese
had applied 70 the French Government for iw good
Offices n suspendrg Brsh naval operai IONS IN Japan
1t Is announced Tint the Emperor Napoleon would
open the session ~ The Legislature IN pcilOn.
lie France asserts that Jaximans acceptance Of tic
Eeyican crown - 10 longer doubtful.
TIE BCurse was steady; koates ON the ID closed
a. an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

lNor ALCOHOLIC.
A HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
ruRg TONIC.
DOCTOR HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTEHS,
prepared by
| DIR. c. NJ. JACKSON Philadelphia, Pa,
WILL srsecrUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA and %
JAUSDJCE.
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES OF
THE KIDNEYS AND ALL DISEASES
ARISING FROM DIsoRDERED
LIVER OR STOMACH.
asConstipa-
tion inward
Piles, Fullness Of
Blood TO the Head Acidiy
Of the stomach, Na'yea, Heart
burn Dissu.t fox Food Falness or
W.ight in the Stomach, Sour Hruc,a'ior',
Sinking or F!utoIins q. the PIT Of the Stomach,
Swimming of,hc Head Horned and Difficult Breathing.
Ei,erns a, the Heart, Choking suocatrs Sensations
when in lying posture, DiiHness Of Vision, Dots or
ID. before the Sight, Fever and Doll Pain in
the Head Deficiency Of Precipitation W.
lownes OF Ito Skin aud Eyes, Pain in
the Side. "a. -. Chest Linhs,Ac.,
Sudden Fii.hes OF FOOT,
gn.nirs in the Flesh
Con. s,, 'rnagir.
insa u Evil
oroa, Dcpre..ion Of Spr.s.
Ard viii ro.i.iye'y prevent YELLOW fE'ER BILIOUS
FEVER Sc.
IT, contain
80 ALCOHOL on BAD WHISKY
T,ey viii crnE tue above disease nine ,a'es cat
Of Lnndsed.
DO YOU WASr SOMETHING TO sTlrScrUEy
y0Ui
DO 700 wAST \ GOOD APPETITE
Do YOU wASr 10 BUILD UP YovE crSsqrU-
TrOSl
DO YOU WANT 10 FEEL wELLt
DO y0C WAIT TO CIT RID os EEEyousNEssi
% you WAIST FSEHnTl
DO YOU VAST 10 sLrEP wELLl
Do YOU WANT 4 BRISK AND VIGOROUS tfELiNG'
J. Won 10 rs- HooFLaNDs GERMAN riTrrRS
F.. th~ Rev Newton brown. ~. D. fdo! a. ne Ercy-
car-,is oi Rrf-ols kuoweise.
A.h1u-i ra' di.pasec recommend I''rt Med.
ffrB rre.al, s-isutt % tAcE III lElis sni
rs.fs sec afnH s -rui rea.ors WV Mel ney rot
tf flc ben lts c o. ry,s huel 10 have rgei nom
.y pic grcpago. iv hope that he LAY i -.nfE.5uie
[ o. fle benefit cf oihsfs.
DO. -. readily IN r,,rs 70 Hoohsnds cruan Bit,
,rf. o. rrfsi i,v ilr -. Jackson city. ter %"
p-... sgsilsf ;eu for year lnles e miresoD
Dat a. clisay 40 -vs-l mixture. tam ieoed 20
my .I R0tr n4,r . .. OIL r rrrVslo f!spfe-
ll-0 nlo.tf tests -fa ~ sncYHg 'nien to isy ti.-.
sIrtgir. lfou AMI Ions ura artiiY i-v
I'd fr-r PES firr Iels - he rcrrn@ lfie pfes'
,t vr r. fo owed ny n f'ef sui r''toiao 70
q, gee .f BOD IS sui r.s v-1r which had no, r TX
no .r.c~ sni 20 taot rlired u q, .iurs. thsr'.
% "a o5l ard niy seli ios ii as go = ..s q
OBJ ). 49, lyN i4.JN -
lmliciahia, Jsno p i5ci
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~. ord vas received win cnfhls.ps-r tn offended
,bc nerfcgianoo Of re D.s~ Immediately on tif r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
SD NNN.N .. L 1nM2 % Iae G2! ss MTH

49,. hrrel, IA. it,d TO "a LOAN Of TWO MILLION
pUIIA udho.ik,d by iho uilW.uto - ,lc botrl 81 80
frI, .ofs urproyrd 40 nt Mayor oct ~ ltJ 'ltNti ~
tir.nr. o' tr piucuIc,nt of suaales ior drafted s1i
dr io hc Armies OF Che inn provided the same can u
roni,, ind allow - o to quota OF ihc Cy end .ohy %
N..lu.k iu lul luIlir diit' , 4,
Yhtmop.l book nr uch sub rrpuona VII be or'he' ."
tlr tamp rilrf On un aud hrrf ~ fHpAl th> ' IN
of NoycrDol inst, and .'inHn olei Int' roe "'''' '
Dee faksi. a. a.. r,snfy
~pb.,ilcr, viii be- r.qHfel 60 i'oo.it WIN nc Sy'S
ri,a.r,r tr lllo4lvr, iiauk thin ave days 49, &
Ia .rs tl,f piInnf trn unlunf. t.uat nee li ~ - .
,H,ii, Ia AMI on pt,.cnns his rc,i"s l' ' III tr
t.' rurIfiioNrr tiry viii D. entitled 90 ter''s &
C0llf, Ga sruil niu.iit.. tcd,ritfto 'n ' -, al
i..I llii IIirl,.t .l.n tho da,o 81 .'"'N' ~ ''
'N = '''' MhiTnEW ~. BRENNAN, Comp .,'' r.
CIV o. N.w.S.ra, Department Of F"'ee. ''i'''''i
OA.t, .ioy, ld, lRL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
LATER FROM CENTRAL AND
SOUTH AMERICA.
Arrival Of the Steamer CHAMPIONSHIP,
90 in Specie.

AfriVaI Of thc Btcantr ChNnp,Oh-r<Vfi'
90 in Specie.
The steamer Champion, Capt. Wilson, when
left Aspinwall on the 9TH ut with passengers ana
treasure from California, arrived here yesterday alter
noon.
The following Is her specie list
FROM AsPINWALL.
Cogaie & HoGnan.. 325 Ribon L Muncz.. S27o
Tot.l .......... ", 09j
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
Crdor...,,.... &29la0i(. ~. Grant n Co.... 3,pD
T. Il. Newton l. Co... 5000 Bsser Mcrri....' 49,
~ 49, q 90 q s00l Jrs Daniel Tr,pp.... 413
" 80, Co., r,,ncisco ............ p22a, 8Ii
49,, ..a,,,yail .............. 3,09o
k/Il ulD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Ari viii ro.iiyey preycn, YELLOW FEVER. BILIOUS
FGyER &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
The War in Central Amsricn-Bnttie II
RnIyndor-The Invaders Defeated.

Nv the steamship Champion we have The Panama
STIR to the 9TH inst, from which we extract tho
following correspondents; a. 1000
'"SAN SALVADOR, Feb. %. 1853
"At the date of INV last advices from hence this
Repnblic was in a state Of great excitement owing
TO the threatened invasion of Carrera with large
BODY of his Guatemala forces and several dlylhons.
body of SslvadOrean troops, accompanied by TWO
parks of artillery, bad been reconnoitering on the
frontier to impede the invaders.
$50 soon as il became known that Carrera had
left Guatemala to place himself in command, and
that his troops in two divisions were moving to the
frontier, Gen. Barrios, with his staff Quilted his
corltai and took supreme command OF the army. lie
fornd them in an admirable position at Quotepeque,
sixteen leagues from hence, and four leagues from
Santana; here, os would appear he determined to
await the enemy.
On the 18th Carrera crossed the frontier, all at
temps at mediation had failed, war became inevita-
bic an armed force had invaded peaceful territory,
the issue was awaited with breathless anxiety.
Marital law was formally proclaimed on the 10Th;
complete s,agnalon in business followed every store
was closed general moving OF all property ana
yBuables az every outlet from the town took place:
strong barbados were thrown up, and all denoted
a state of siege. Meanwhile Carrera continued his
onward march, entered Santana, which he
found deserted, unmoiested, and there matured
his plans Of attack; these he attempted to carry
on, on Monday, 22d; he made bold attempt 70
carry the intIenchments, left over one hundred vie
tins therein and was fairly repulsed. Yesterday.
the 9th, at a. H.. be renewed the onslaught. Ii
must have been hardly-contested struggle, lasting
until p. IN, when the Guatamalisns were com
pleely beaten and retired in the greatest disorder
leaving four guns, quantities OF arms and munitions
Of war, and Ill their killed and wounded on the
f.ld-among the former, it is said, Gen. Saidans
Cauera's chief
"Gens. Gonzales and RrGcOmonte, with strone
DIVISION were at tho departure OF the courier, IL
hot pursuit Of the fuGtiyes, who arrived at a. III.
town, and the booming OF cannon announcing th'
glorious triumph, and all are full Of expectation an
/ hope that this decisive engagement will terminate
the struggle.
SAN JosE, c. r., Feb. 2S.-The coffee crop j
generally gathered, and Turns out to be in quanit!
rot more than two-thirds OF the usual YIELD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

cent to Louisiana with his wife, while their children
were sold TO all points Of the compass 90 years more
passed ON sugar plantations aud then Sans old ears
pricked M at the sound of Northern trumpet, and
he became a "contraband," "fugitive," "vaga-
bond" or what not, as the case might be; twice
since he has been seized returned and noggea
by his master. This last "skedaddle bringS him
to our camp, with bis aged "help.neet," and sec
them as write toasting their thin shins ut camp
fire, while washing the scars OF their last lashes.
Now, this old slave Of 80 Winters AYERS that, dur
ing half century he received from his sugar
growing owner 80 much az solitary plcayune for
his own use, single suit Of clothes either N
Summer or Winter His master made it the condi-
ton of his being allowed 10 Wait his wife, on
neighbouIing estate, that che should furnish h,m
with clothing and go she did, for 50 years. What
{" Golden Wedding" the poor old couple are now
enjoying at yonder camp fire. where. they
battle each others wounds in ditch water But
Sam will tell yon he's contented, if we'll only pro.
mise not to "send him backl' Oh this Liberty
this incomprehensble afflatus how it lifts even
IRONSIDES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Grent Indian Delegation on their Way 10
Wilmington.

A large delegation Of Indians arrived 10 The city
last night and are stopping %, the Planters. They
ere accompanied by Major Gully, agent ior the
UppCr Arkansas tribes.
below we give liz, of their names md the tribes
TO which they belong. AT -. Joeeph. they expect
10 meet Il large delegation Of the ties. The com
bined delegations will then represent all the Indiana
of the Plains, except the SouI.
Jacob r@pfeseuts tie Guido inbe OF Texas Indians
600 s,rong who have been driven ont ofthat State
by the Rebel. and who are now oncampcd $50
miles south Of TT. LaTned in IA destitute condition
They are on their way TO Washington to make a
treaty OF alniiy and peace with their Great Father.
Thew LEFT Denver City on the lst Of February, aud
came in bv the Arkansas route. They arc complete
specimens OF Indaus and look the renowned war
,,~rr which they claim TO he. Interpreter John
Smith accompanies them.
Tue list ia as follows Lean Bear, Wal Bonnet,
&, Observation-Disclosures, Of The Cbeyennes. Nora
and Spotted Wolf Of the ArrapahOesi Ten Bears
and IlIcacl Face Of the Comanches; Poor Bear of
Ito Apaches; Yellow Buffalo, Yellow Wolf, Lone
Wolf and sQuaws, and Little Heart OF the Kiowas,
and Jacob Of The Texas Guido Indians
Then delegation will leave to-day on the Majors.
en- route for Washington, previous 10 which they
viii visit Addiss Art Gallery for tho purpose OF
having their photographs TAKEN
fLesyenwor,h Times March -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

George II. Hall, the artist, proposes 10 Witt
Europe during tho coming Summer, and will pursue
the study OF bic art ia Spain. To give biz friends an
opportunity Of examining his pictures before his de-
parturo intends I'svs $780, g. --L.h..i---
at the Gallery over DIR. Chapins Church. on Broad
way. Tie collection comprises over loo pictures,
the arger part of which are flower and fruit r!eces
in which branch Of the ar, Mr.. Hall IL greatly dis-
,inguishcd. He has, also a large number Of hsure
pieces. drawn from lie among The Spanish Peasap'ry.
The exhibition will open on the Sd Of April, and
continue until the 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
From San FrnnoiscO-The Privatcer Gimp.
mnr-Unrbor Defense.

SlN FHANCl1C0, TneIdsy, MaFch IT, I6tt.
a. i. Cfittenden, prominent lawyer, was AZ
res cd for completely in fitting out the priyateer Il.
~ Chapman. The san FIancsco Supervisors last
night, proposed to lend the State siUO,O0O toward
providing armed vessels for tie llaEbor and Coast
defenses.
A lii YVES introduced in the Legislature to-day
authorizing two mill boNes for tho same purpose.
1hero i Il general feeling that neither arms nor
Other megus are an Elective defense against foreign
or domestic enemies now in the state.
The Collector Of San Franc eco compelled to
hire a steamer TO board the Chapman, the Only roy-
onue cutter on the coas. being oil Washington Terri
tory. o.,
There is every prospect that The Lssi'laiurc viii
issne half million on bonds for means for purohas-
Ing ak batteries Of artillery, ANA small arms tulL-
Gent TO equip 80 90 soldiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
FROM TEXAS.
The Rebels In n snd Conditiou-The Con-
Eederacy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Talked OIL

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. Tuesday Mareh IL, ioo'
An intelligent gentleman from Texas arrivou 'ni'
evening. lie represents tho Rebels IN that S'a'o ia
most deplorable condition.
The Union men openly denounce the ConiederacS'
and large party are trying to raise the Lone s'a'
flag. Colonies are being made up togo to MeIic0'
A prominent Rebel officer who came to this pace
with flag Of truce this morning also expressed
the opinion that should the cause OF the South fan
they will retire into Mexico to establish Republic
under the French protectorate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Trnyclcrs, Guide.

10 Albany, By Hudson River RR. g. Warrcu-
s,7 10 m and "a, 2, and u. D. ~ suhdr!, 30 p IA
To Albany. by Harlem KR, 2'Ih-st AID stray i:A :"
10 Boston, by Nsw.London line I'M 80, ~
r. otouington line, Pier 49, y. Il. aud ial
I'D ~, i.'' ~. 5p IL.
"a 49,. And lL.sy.....8 a. m aud q and p
To boston by New. Haven Hlt 2,th-'t ana
;th-ay via Shore Lins....l2t sud p M Sunday oP' N
10 Buia o. by Ehe Ri foot Of Chsm0en' -
=
10 n1,l"a q u. ~ p M Sunday, 7. p
TO Philadelphia BY Camden and Amboy
Railroad Pier rs y. r., foot q Nesoyss. M IN
10 I III ~ foot Of C6urtsnd Sunday, n H.
10 81 n u lot of Ve.ey.,t....os and p m
TO m. Wet by Central Railroad q NeH'
ysisey' lou VI 81. end p IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Historical Lectures

Tho Rov INV FALL OF ROME.
pire. 10 be delivefed 70" Oh ho roman EN-
ON WEDNESDAY EVENINGS
in the Hall Of tho Historical soessy aa,x
cornencihgo on MEpN.SDAf EVENING March IA a,
THURSDAY EVENINGS in the large Hall Of .he iaS.
school, between Broadway aud Uniyersity- place
SUBJECTS:
LECTURE I--msrch 10 and le.-Ths Grandeur and
Glory OF the Ancient CvzstionThe External Spsndor o
the Roman Empire In ts latter Days.
TERMS: Tickets 81 for the coUiss Ladies end Schools
al Single Admission 50 ecntsto be bad thu Beosstors
of M Grower ID. Appleton q Co, Cbristsru's, No. T6:
Broadway at tie Historical Rooms, and at the door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Capillary Diseases,
DIR. B. @. PERRY,


THE CELEBRATED DERMATOLo0rsr,
RECENTLY FROM NO 20 WIETER.sT. BOSTON. 4
aud the only man in this country who has msds The
treatment OF
DISEASED SCALPS, lii.LL tt
LOSS OF HAIR, AND
BLANCHIN4.
specially, has established himselfst
No 40 BOND-ST. NETWORK. rr-r
where he be consulted by all who afflicted with ssy
disease Of the scalp. loss Of hair premsture banchins
DR. Perry prepared to successfully the following dis
eases oil Of which productive Of loss of hair;
Deoiaton Of tho External Skin Suppressed secreisn
Irritation ofthe Scalp Dsndru or Thckensd Secretion In
son Of the Sensitive Skin. Masrssd Secretion Hsn
Eater Di'tended or Swollen Roots and Premature Blspch
ing
in IL the only method based upon Physiological prnci'
p'' wnch has ever been presented public for the To-
ssoration Of the Hair
i Particular attention 4. c.,,sa q, A., n,, ,..,,, AZ
treating
DISEASED SCALPS AND RESTOR.
ING HAIR.
no DOUBT WIZ commend itself to every intelligent and
fscting mind
There arc eighteen Diseases the Head and scslp hss
loss oil har snd Id some instances premature bnch
ing each requirog In its reatmeu. different rsmediss
Where loss Of hair has resulted from any of those diseases
the thing be done to the disease By proper
course of ueameDt the scalp Its normal con
keep the pores open that the secretion pa off, and In
every foce that Is open strands of hair will make thsr
Appearance.
Tho philosophy Of premature bIanchng 10 this Iron sna
Oxygen ere the principal constituents Of dark har Lime and
Msgnesia of light hair When the supPressea sesretons be-
tween the contain of lime It IL taken By
the strands causing the hair to turn white By opening ths
pores the accumulation of lime passes of with the screons
tho Of the hair their ascendsucy
and the hair resumes its natural color.
Because persons tried various preparations for the ha
have deceived by them aud in csses their d
cuty made worse by their they need not bs
Tho one preparation system for class Of diseases must
necessarily prove failure No compound can be avail
able for dozen Diseases may remove SOM DIM
cues in other cses useless and In some positively In
furious
Dr. Peys method 10 IN accordance with tho law OF cause
and effect He makes personal examination. sscertains
what disease Of the scalp has IL producing loss Of hair OF
Whitening prescrbes such remedies according -
IT'S nature end requirements viii the disease hence
bis great success in treating
CAPILLARY DISEASES.
Ato Dr. Penys ability and In treating diseases Of
the Scalp loss of Hair and Pemsure Blanching he has IN
his possession the reliable testimonials from Physicians
Cssymen and Others In every city where he has prsetiesd
They can be by calling at his Office. No. 40 Bondst
ALI. CONSULTATIONS FREE.
All inquiries other communications, address Dr. D. u
PERRY, No. ~ Bondst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
IODINE WATER.
IlJIIZ.

Pure IODINE in pure WATER. cure 'or oo'ou's' oO"
sumption Dyspepsia. Rheumatism Seuralsia sypn'' me'
pri. Disease and ali those distressing and affecting msisde'
,b f,om an epeebed ytIs,sd state of the blood, de-
fec,iye natrition. an impure atmosphere, &c.
Its genuinsnes Us pure ISOLATION aud its exeeenSe ss
medicine are at,ested by such distinguished names "a Dr. j.
R. Chiffon Prof r. H. Parker Prot J. Booth Dr. j. D.
c. Smith. and Others.
3 PER bottle, IS per half do1ss.
De- II. AspERs u Co.
pl,.i.;ans and Chemists No. 4l3 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

Nrw-nAvss Tuesday. March Il, IBt8
An immsn.e Union meeting was held here this
evening, with unboundol enthusiasm. Union
League was inaugurated. Speeches were made by
s. Montgomery, esq, Of The VicEsJ~g Wig;
s. b. Chit,endeu, esq, of New.York; Rev. j. NJ.
Morris Of the 9Th Connecticut Volunteers, and Hon.
Daniel S. Dickinson. Music Hall was filled to
oyerflowing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18

BosToN Tuesdsy, Mach T. BOD
The Irish citizens OF Boston and vicinity, inclnd-
inp the several charitable associations observed St.
Patrick's day with grand procersion and other ex
ercises appropriate TO the occasion. The weather
was pleasant, and the demonstrations imposing.
All was conducted with taste and good feeling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Political.

H.rRisHrRG. Pa, Tussday. March II, 1861
John Pill. unconditional war Democrat, has been
nominated by the Republicans as candidate for
Mayor. Gen. a. l.. Romfort is the opposition nomi-
nee The election takes place on Friday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Eutcrfninments.- w cdncsday, Mnrch io

ACADEMY or MUSlC-Un bsilo IN Msschsfa an,
WAILACkS-Capain Of the w atci--N oAoriiu' " 0A''n
WINTER GARDES-Londsn Assurance.
NIBLOS-Ih- EncLantfess.
rip NFW IDEA-Miscesneous psrforn.nce''
BARNUM's MlSEUM-Ihs Koli Of the Dfnm
BROADWAY MENAGEKlE-Wid auimais PERFORMING
GoIfpII,s GALLERi--Nolcsno OF tho Andes
G0opCK INSTIIU lE-LscluIs on Tower VI Lenden'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-18
Mo,Is Close nj the Post-Omce.

fot ggiraray m.rrL lg................. II Q
For Hsvan. by steamer Eagle 1hur.dsy Mar ~. j. III
W. Csflf5rni. &c. daily (suniays excepted, .
Albany buffalo a. Cauadas IS a. aud % Z. m
- -, Ma Mail. d. m.
49,. Nh Vi. Flie siir1sd .....5 a. M sni ,. ..
s,s.,n and .Ye,tern MasA ~ a and 10y r.
Fn.ern -. la aud {. r. m
New. Bedford Newport aud Pal Myor..-.,...., , IN
Ths Long Island Mail closes al . & m. ana % p 10
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The following il a list Of her paxengers:

| Patrick J. RYAN, VIM. p. Manchester and lady VIM D.
Van Syne Emanuel Walters John N Voorhees, e. a. FOX
obn Couj.er H. L. Gould wife ard Rudolph Messky'
Ma Msrs Lsucester and son, Louis Brzzosri w IN Key
| mods and Wife VIM. L. PTtchsrd. Peter Bean
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Gpetlal Notices.

Young Mems Republican Central Coniriittce.
Tho regular monthly meeting of this Committee WIZ De
.i Az the Losdquoter Broadway unl ljd 81 on
mis- "Wednesday EVENING, Mach TO- at o'clock The
Exeeutiye Committee will meet Of O'Clock, -
WILLIAM II. ARMSTRONG, Chairman
GEonGE w. JAQUEs, (c,cr.tart..
GEoueg f. KAMiRH, )"'N'
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FROM CALIFORNIA AND TIrE
sSTHgHUs.

Arrival Of the Champion, with f240,J14.
The steamship Champion, Capt. Wilson, sailed
from Aspnwall, under convoy of the gunboat Con-
noctcut on the Sth inst, and arrived at this port
last eyening The following is her treasure list: