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The New York herald., 1863-10-21
The Florida.


From the Liverpool Post, Oct 81
SO and varied are the reports OF this vessel
that some authentic information Of her projected
ments are doubly valuable The following letter wall
be read with interest,"
siR-In reply 70 your letter OF the 25rh instant, I
have 20 inform you that the Confederate CRUISER Florida
after terminating, In the government dry dock,
such repairs as required her being dockcd Is in
lne mercantile harbor continuing TO be reftted
she will 60 into the roadstead In eight ten days
but will not be ready for see before three weeks
month hence. shall telegraph TO you the day she
sails Tho federal steamshipof.war Kearsage, Captain
Winsow arrived here last week from Madeira and Fer
ro She Is in want Of COAL which she has not yet begun
70 take IN the supply In merchants hands being very
low. She 10 70 commence coaling tomorrow. You are
aware that twenty four hours at least must elase after
the sailing OF one Of these ships beore the other s allow
cd to depart.
This letter is from gentleman acting agent to the
Underwriters Rooms or this port but he also
pies an important position In her Maesty's government
there is not deemed advisable to give his name The
United States Kearsage has been cruising In the
vicinity of the Azores for time ehe y reported to
be sister vessel to the Tuscarora.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
The Great Gun at Charleston,

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE LONDON NEWS.
Accounts having reached this country OF the bursting
OF one of bakelcys guns at Chnreston by firing as
mortar allow me to large gun would be liable
burst II fired the way and therefore II must not
be considered as failure IN OF shot resting on
the lower surface OF tue bore OF the always does
In guns properly loaded the force OF the powder simply
urges the ball forward but fired at ange Of
ve degrees Gas mortar) then the shot (cght hundred
pounds) rests the roder and the explosion has to
n the shot in addition n forcing II forward
practical proof Of the difference may easily under
stood thus II Ia easy 10 push heavy ball aiongm IL
difficult TO lift IL. As friend OF Captain Bakelcy beg
In his absence 70 oner this expanatio am sir
@. Z. V. ARBUCKLE
JrSIoR UNITED SERVICE CLuB, Oct 8, 1893
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
GENERAL NEWS.
Health on General Woll.
fErOm tho TnudOn NawQ Ont r. a

Tho Mexican deputation its way 10 Mramar, stayed
day at Munich where the members were officially re-
ceived by the KING OF Bavaria The state OF health OF
Genora VOL. who now an advanced ago. led 10 this
short halt
The New York herald., 1863-10-21

nevertheless Ugh ac ~ pui c2a p fteil - ssa
t"as, ~ u be wsnsi mt maritiAc M 90 e,
resume couhsepc. and NOT tbine ief -eprNed u al
prlieclioD We see, f-el, that ceftloat I'm Wv
encb Consul al Lima is not su leshl gla an,eo VI
properly and that contempt Of the ocaai attesta
tion OF an accredited agent OF the French government
the Alabama has lust burned another vessel laden on
French acco nt Are not these insults and outrages
enoughY For our own part hope that the forf will
not be allowed to eave Brest until the French mer-
chants have been iDdemnihed. She is 1t 10 said, the
property Confederate States let her. therefore,
pay their debts.
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
The Revenuc or Creece.

Tho Courier du Dimdnche publishes some document
on the subject or the financial state Of the Kingdom
Greece The deficit In the budget of the present year
10 700 COO drachmas (niDety vc centimes cac) II ID
months OF August and Scptember--that ID almost dow
TO the pc iod Of the arrival OF the Kng-are also take
into account, II will be necessary TO add 4, 300 0(
drachmas to that raising the total deficit II (
drachmas To cover that Of expenditure and me
tho outlay which the Kings installation will neccssitat
loan Of Is 0Oe,0o0 drachmas .ooO f) appea,
Indispensable. -, - :
The New York herald., 1863-10-21
Heavy Robbsry In swisssrlana.

from Galignanps Messenger, Oct eI
few daye ago report reached the detective polIce
ouce In Liverpool that two mon, named Henri Boleser
and Luis Gruder had abecouded from Basle IN 6vSSer.
their eupoyr extensive cotton spinner o. that psce
Detectives Laycock and Smith instructor 10 tcep
LOCKOUT Tor Mceers Boleer and 0fudier, and these o
GERS were soon on the "Hsil' Of the WANTED, oosa,
~ appears that the mso immediatsIy sster abeoond.
ing with the mcssy frcm BAsie len ewiSssrIsnd foP
money. in The purchase n . Quantity of Wssrln9
apparel q ths tnoss fashiolabls DESCRIPTION IN facS.
soon Ailse thsir arrival thsy % traasforme1 shsif
aandess eno were bsnt, no doubt, on sesine sfe ID
snas ~ capital Atsr brief eojcurn there, however.
octook themselves TO LONDON where being
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-18
sSerntaasao, sSo. Es, 9gprit 1865

Sa8e Ear aIS terscrse9dnssn aus eusm ItfGafs
ten attjlilGen 0eia.le, ras fur@ tit ati6eut6s
Wfalerti Yer!est iprtesn iei, unS msnn man i'm
reeen tDrte, mar man alataIS itey3eu3t, lab pit
1sirCn jun9en 2sute RE giNer nnr an stn Gals
srn 8etah8t fatten, wstt fs pieie ettIe ais lit
foNtnrite fiir Gts gGerft einea 10 poIsciwirriscr
Suelers Sstaltfr, ME asr @alrr sislrr YOrtrait5
mar. '~t~
gGloe tutni8ltna 9lautte an risit 2tustf9Hn0
ic9lsi@, ptne nrtb ro' mrrsfe 8tlnttcn }u tez
sen. Die teisen iun9en 9tute rann ia s5lt,
ItcHlo bier ME frnnse itucn In rem Sinn 1cg
temm'n ~iein, eic ere wars8en ursi!.er Gcr g,r,
traits gu tsleie9ena
sic Rdtte nm gu QIri&r Sci; rtne 3re'sG
altA ibrt 33tilaagms an @trstt5 5lidIof ii :t
Is2F&ter an rem Gag cerst, ais fie Is tsrri.4 are
tean, mGre ni&t III Ter grS1(ung res juasrn
@rafen stwa6 stmtieu, mas iPren @sportcn cinc
gang si8entlmIide stidtunJ aSb. Gir tt,tt pTs
iEntar nit 8rcbcr Spannun0 rem gu, WI; @.>yct'
son Itiuem gefE}rten tsrittstr, uHs as II, e,
itbnrf firiHne, fallen lieF, rab 8nnp'; gu,f, MT
ein'm { Nno iipri X ulltsrytianet cicn. ytrllrs
r'rte iit cTtn6ar rs GArtt, m6Frrnr Iie "a: q it
aFranetr unN, wje es itaien, sircn iprti:asca
Slid 3u ibrsr Gucnna i'm Sinter8ruuGc t!.U9sl
! mar.
G. ittitn autt, uI5 rs fie ron ritrm su9tn<
| tldt on niAt mstr in Ecr Otmutbty.rin7une iii
ea5 CIipr44 nit NIsrctt Turt3uicEen Ctr tttl.
rT;f
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-18

al3 err @tcnr btrhnrnhtt, iiiltt iia t;r SHtpfs
tp yau .cpbsn.inscn nit Sem 3rrb res Ernlf3tt
rtnrcn SagrWats an. Ser &eA69raf srittisn
usljn ltlt1, srtHett uch eigige StfttIe, rje rid!
lera!i etutettn, CAP nit elmer BnSeiBern Stnl-
nluul. ais mpyiu len anl DtorBsn al,rrdt III ts
5fn 0idg3fUt:lt Bekakt, ;urudgstCtrt is, una tts
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2;ibredt 9attc cine .c'e QpiinuuB, RAP ns4 an
,jtism .lstNpt ltint IoDe cine Gtranerrung cts
is4rfu urQ er ritt rs Na&t III itintr Gtian9en-
IittoI! ufringtn reylc. 2trr eite lopinuns N>
lutte fiji uiht. 81 mubte rm gtbIai aui siner
ntttt eten lautertn SuGtmatr1ye iudhtn mn fd.
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il, lilltr arlutn S13Fli9rts lttr rcu Sri scinIr3
fam mn rtm TcIlweba, Dtr rje SbteBwaGt W
rsrnirenp III teieGiigsH Nne nie abgstpit 81 ner'
rtn ibtcn, rrn Dnira8 tratte, istHtH Sbngbe'ot'
lfusn o'uyt gum Gra',n t;rani3uitnNa.
.Ss mar cin onaGrsr 1tstl lts @'.tauats, ais tt
.on rcr GjrSfn Rswg{nte, in Welhfn 2Ilsr. 1T Sc
insyt w,nlc; Is mar psr 9auFi1lu, ltr rtn Miit
, ielvunH res Gjanpn, ensn 0rrBtn pr1.rn 1reit
: cper Abnsuaol, irgRn nlaa pi0, umidtp5 - reuI
,ci,,s rNr bier in rem cincn 9rrben, nit 33t
: upoefcuren &ahslGisn al rtn teircn Gnltn ssr
, ;steuen @iemada HsreinI9t; w1tU@tinl;a 1ait
man ris Ositausn lsr tapercn @tnen gerass bier
tiu in rsm 9ontttioaI Sstradt, um iis 3suss
merssn su laFsn, ra6 iErs GntsI III 1gr5artists
, bsrcii6sr 2cifuu9fn ilnrn ri4t nn&satcn iii
: ,6rtr nitts unrlrsi9 gerorcrn.
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s,fIen 6enittr gsrTnct m0ren umC RE Au9ftt
is einen nab -iran30Fl4sm @t4made nnsslcste
l. @artsn oer19rtct, auf unr ot. Gr fifB rat
ride 9(auGrpltcn aus, wslGee CT aus snem gre
is len unsariiAsu @tsri4aumSUpi ssrvarqualmts.
II ais Qltrcat cinEat, tlst tr itstem, unr 81
y Gjcfanasncn, rer i'm cine fpiIide SerFeu8uT
m msdt.. SOM St:itd Fis sur SrtIt NIT eint
g. majet3tiiam glidc msisne, a9tt sr;
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-18

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n2it Ensen Gil 9raniam;s Gsr3njj5in rarn'
mir msme GcHNGnJ'H ~ Scit5rsn, 9OmItnF,"
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ciuc 9of5m5no D:5qal! my m,jn l,s.,s
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lai,n icutr, nil lsnl Cmts, rcn az 8an3c an9ss
li3:ntsu far,er:, mir MQ:: pas ST ia5cr, waa 5je
Sny gttl0run8 Strts mtt3rriTi&sn Ss,iatrent,
3m Guti4uIGiguns, wem Ste mpatn, anIatren
tGnnCn."
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mrutn Sis, mrnn I'D e5 9clQan, mcinr gUrFu.
4tyn tcj ptr, Gjroitn iyr mid wtrssn = sari ID
ra5 tcTsn!"
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ct.pn, oniu9rtn, waa MID lo3u III ZEN Gtam
is:."
@l:reht matte sins ls@te Gsrt,nsuns, nj
I'M ifr ieiurn Canf oui5uirrs&sn, me tcsan,
pouu ,u er,&9tn, wie r i6trtaupt in rieic Gjt
osup oefon.msu, Yt rit giI'tr iii rtr tsins
@bautwirttsfure isiue uus isints 8ss!siteri 9att
lua aer,i,t, mtH Fe gar io Iaaulits St9ii'8nO
mitn ae,sist. alfrs&t mar tIn8 ssnas, lcfert ii
s(auFgt(1t GntituRsuus 81 Fnstn, sF ltslFs q
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-18
StttumeSeeicbc: 3 c:

\ Ga8 9trnntment tann ritt eher 8ttNnN s
=, ,r,,u Eis ale 9ddfaHre fe3afH Fnl.
a) qos @tcnnsmrnt miro ol3 iprttoufenr
,r,4,,t penn es uitt autcrHdat ottsTeat wjro.
., Seer rrri gluaimcrn elmer 3eitnn8 anniwmt
~ j., as @tennrnt an5cI.fcn UNI pot sai:r 3a9e
NM IN Isifcn. .............. .....
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-18
Scbim9n n9 e II.

o .6trmauatr Soltsblatt" tr'
90" .. itptn Samltas unb tclfst iabrli4
iHtI"tS tScqars in Galtidbrli6tr Scrans.
iw'n Qn;tiseu ,rtreta 3I zen ne
i0p'%'Etroen SeoIuSunsen anfstnome
EsS," E.,.r {iastrt In;ti9en wsrpen i'm Ser,
ril:niS etrt@Hst' .. ....
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-04-18

s. ty!;t;a bic &aGsnsn,
EdB rings Ger @OEcn pr0GnE,
Gs tlipt 20 tradt, e5 eonntrt -
uGpy2n :" lcy 9tUi cr!tnt.
r&.ran. ljc 6ysieijt lcts!
Uur's Gat:rtaN9 par IUc :"
llas Giner uacs eem AnEeya
B3ut lpis ein @ItriUt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
from PnnRMn.

Correspondence Of The A. Ooiated Pres,
Since The sailing Of las, steamer there have been
no arrivals from Central America. and consequently
nothing further of the war between Salvador and
Guatemals.
The Ariel from New.York, arrived at Aspinwsll
in the night Of the 18th.
Another fire broke out in the Cienega near the
railroad station on the Nth which destroyed nearly
all the huts Of which that part Of the suburbs j, COIN
posed. The Governor will not allow any more such
infammsble buildings TO be constructed. The depot
only escaped destruction by ths wind blowing in mn
opposite direction. No property Of value was de-
stfoyod.
From the inferior we have decree Of tho Provis-
ional President, Mosquera, granting full Iardon
to all criminals throughout the Republic up to the
end OF 1862. The Supreme Court OF this Stats re-
fuses to acknowledge Mosqueras right to gran! such
d sweeping amnesty, and will not act upon IT, ON the
ground that it would DO throwing set OF miscTeants
Ioose upon society without the Of protecting
the inhabitants against their future misconduct.
| Matters do not look well In the interior. The
Liberals are evidently dissatisfied with the dspoii'
! iion Of MosqueTa toward Conservatism, and h1ve
already offered him lie pension Of si2Ooo to re-
! tire, which he rejects
SouqH AMERIcA.-The steamer Callso arrived ut
Panama on the Stu March. The dates brought by
the Callao are: Valparaiso, Feb. 18th; Coquimbo,
18th; Caldera, Goth; Cobijs I'D; AREA I'D; islay,
2lth; Chinchas, 2Gth; Pisco, 26th Cailao, 2oth.
The Callao in addition TO mails and pass sngers,
blings sI76,3Gi 80 in specie for irausniissiOn TO
! ouhampton.
CaIlI.-There is nothing of much interest TO re-
| port from Chilli
| In Valparaiso markets more animation and better
feeling than hitherto this year has been the feature
OF the pat fortnight. The wheat harvest will be
yer, abundant, and shipments on large scale will
! he nsde this year. Exchange on London "a .i.a
: -, War
/ 45d. per oo..-, 20"
pfru.-Ilc ore subject a.,er.iOn Is that Of the
new currency law just promulgated. The principal
point IN II IL that the present Bolivian coin - iu ia.
lure 10 ropotcn only ~ cents "a compared with the
new coin md that gold ounces 10 future 20 pass
for So q, inF-ad Of NJ Their nominal value a.
hitherto. his La. given gfes, liberalization 20
the Merchants, VINO have held an Indignation meet.
my aud I,e..sted Pgsiusi 4.
Various pclvnn v; e!s employed IN TIC trans.
portation Of eng ante from Poly nesa have been de-
'sned by the French authorities under the inifes-
sion that they wuo taking their passengers from
places belonl ing 10 the empire, aid ih.s improper
means were sed TO seduce thee sin.e people on
board their shs himo't all the vessell dc'sined
have been relesed the condition that they noan-
dou The unlawful trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
Travellers, Guide,

To Albany. by Hudssn Rivei mr., 80 Wsrreu-
st.5. 10 %. aud o. s. and ~ Sunday 3:s2 p.
10 Albany, by Harlem RR, 2d,h.st aud ith.ay iois III
10 Boston. by hewLondon line. Pier 50. A.
r., sonins,on line, Pier TX. ~ r.. and fen
Riyar line. Pier 2, N. r.. Dolly tSaudayseT.
cepted). Observation-Disclosures. 5p IN.
To Boston, b. Now.iiayen RR.. via Spring
fold l,tn-at aud i,lav. cDd u sud
To BoslUU, By ". S.liay-h RI. 27h-it aud
sth.as Via SbaIe Line...lei and p. Sundiy p.
To Bu o. by Erie RI; foot OF Chambers
aud p
10 Philsdrl aby New- Jersey hsiiros 3D. loot
OF Cortland 1t. TO- ~. . u! III m. Sunday. Il p
To Phlaielphia by Camica and Amboy
Railroad. Pier 20 ". r. foot Of Bscsy-st. e. m. p.
To Washing ton, by Now Jersey HR.5, l0a.m,
u aud ~ ?. 10 foot OF C0h. audl 4. Sunday z r.
To " s.hiugt0n, by Cauld-n aud AniOoy Rail
road PioF 90 y. r. los Of Barclay snd2 p
10 tie West. by Central Rauresi OF New
JrIsey. loot oil Couilsadt-st. and . =. 10,
Il y. and p m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

Nothing New from vern Cruz-The War
Between Guatemala and San Salvador
Posiponed-The Venezuelan Insurgents
EVERYWHERE Beaten.
Won Our Special Correspondent.

From Our Special Correspondent
HAVANA, March Is, 1865.
Our latest dates from Vera Cruz are 10 the 18th
inst. The correspondent Of the Dta'io u this city
writes: Nothing new has occurred here. We all
await with anxiety the result at Pucbla. II the
Mexicans, guided by patriotism, know how to use
the force Of men and arms at their diiposal, the
battle will be furious one"
The nsurrection in ST. Domingo We are led to
believe, has been entirely put down.
From Honduras we have accounts to the @Oth ult.
On tho llth, the President Of Guatemala had de-
cided not TO undertake against Salvador. The
ministers Of the United States and England were
trying their influence to prevent bloodshed rev.
olution commenced in blanche On the Oath Of JaDu-
airy, aud a,plan was issued ,lgned by Castillo Crux
who also issued proclamation, in which he styles
himself the Liberator Of tie Department OF Olan-
cbo. lie was aftsrward killed in battle at San
Marco. The Government has called 10 arms all
males between the ages If 10 and so, and a tax Of
one-baf per cent monthly upon all capitals Of from
$500 upward. The Gdceta de COmnyaRna OF the
Both nit contains the message Of the President pre-
sented to Congress or the 18th. The war between
Guatemala and San Salvador 10 postponed, thanks
20 the mediation OF the Ministers Of the United
States aud England and Of Loon Alvarado, Com
missioner Of the Government Of Honduras.
From Venezuela we have dates to the DIST ult.,
and far from turning out as was reported TO us by
way OF Santo Domingo land which rumors sent TO
you FER Melitel, tie insurgents have everywhere
been beaten. From Maracabo cane on the 9th q
Commission TO arrange the terms OF return TO ale
glance, but their proposals were not accepted, and
the Commission returned. Nothing of the report
that the Rebels had got possession Of Caracas has
turned out true. The only item can Gull from the
generalities IN which the journals there indulge is
that the city will soon be lighted with gas Ila-
ysna has been quite dull, dullncss only broken by
two concerts and some benefits at Chiarnis Circus,
aud some Spanish vaudevilles ydcpt zarzwelaS. One
Of the concerts that Of Mr. Grau in he Tacon proved
decided failure, and Grau will lose money; but
rsspects decidedly the contrary In fact, he was
honored with a perfect ovation. The Sheldrake
had long passage, but arrived safely. Yesterday
game in the Bio Bio, followed shortly by the Colum.
ora; they both leave for New-Orleans to-day, the
latter ct uoon, the former at 4 p. N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
Mails Close nj the Post-Omre.

For Gres. Britain and the Continent, by steamer
Edinburgh, Saturday March 2s............. loi M
Friday Mach IL, D.
Br.h Queen saturday, Msrch 2o............ IOi a. N.
fol australia via Melbourne. by steamer North
America Friday, March 21...,...............l 10 m.
For Port-au-PIincs. Hsyt ard Kingston. Jamaica.
by steamer rIantssen.i Fliday March 21.... lIb
For New 'orle.n, by s;esmex George Washington.
Saturday March p. IN,
For PoE Royal, Now barn aud Is tanfort North AID
South Cerolirs, by steamer Augusta Dnsm0re,
p ea,nfcay alach H.;.:. p IN
overland vis 81, Joseph, 8 a m mud ~ D.
NOrtn--Abany Bnfaio aud Cansdas. rs q aud 81 IN
North and West Hsy Mail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Western Mail via Erie Railroad ......5 and y D.
Southern aud SoaIh-W oern Mails and lUl y. "a
r.ssiSih a. Ia ana % p
Nov edfold Newport aud all River....,...... ,. H.
Tho Long iand Mail closes at 81 m, ind 81 p.
Sunday Malta. On Sunday all mails close at u o. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
Lasest Ship News.

ARRIVED. March zb-IE m
Bark Scandinavia tof Bsnfor) Carlson Bucno' AJres
Jan. "a, wool and hides TO Brett, son Go. ..
Brig Reporter (of Bucksport) CHM. CHdenn' Mioh TO-
mo asses to H. II. Brookmsn Go.
Bhg Petrol (Brl Glow, st. Jago March o srgar ara o.
ls,ses 10 Raynsud Bachim Arr 80, brig biaa tbt,
T. WsbbeI from Nowlork 7h inst CsPo aiai,o ossiihs
e. Leagues exchanged signals with Two United osHs'
steamer cruising -, -,
schr Ida Della Tore Brown, Tsmpoo, Maich eo'ion
Nc to NJ EohsvsuiA Co. Sohr Masonic sailed neI dsy'
for New YORK Tho brig Indus from New'fora was con-
demned for having French Qgsermssters sood on oeMd
sohr Denmark (Dsn Pa, Por.o Csbssia ass o'a' aoo
oodss to A, " SsiEss,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

AnMUsTIos TOR THE ALABANA.-Capt. Glow
fths British brig Petrol, arrived here last night re-.
ports; March 10, when off Fortune Island, boat
cams off from the shore and informed him that about
week ago screw steamer stopped there loaded
with ammunition and stores, for Capt. Semmes of
the Alabama, supposed to be st or near ST. Domingo.
The steamer was from Nassau, n. z. Also, that
tho schr Francis G.. l.. Davis left Fortune Island
the day previous with the intention Of running the
blockade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
NJ A " RyE ID,

paMmi Ck-CAlDWELL-Oa Wednesday evening March
a. 81 INC iesdssce OF the brides parents. 10y the Rev Mr.
Mary Caldwell. oil Of Jersey Civ
" DUE HoWTER-On Wednesday, March IS BY The
n o. HMioch, Jsmes NJ Du Bots to Miss Rsbecca B.
fhGE-iMnS-flease Contradict the marriage notice that
spe"sd w yonr psper Of Fob 5,of Geo Psg, of w.
ok. 20 ' Emma INNS of London o. no ach marriage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
The eai:.eos Ia, es,isasing Committee.

ALpAyi, Thuadsy, hnch ~. ioo''
The CacOt Investigation Committee iHet tS-daJ'
Mr. Trcmline, Mr. Callicot's consui argned mat 'be
investigation should be confined 10 acts drring the
present session. e.
lie was opposed by Mr. shafsr. the counsel Tor
the other side. The Committee reserve thor de-
cIsion.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. REnreh

E"fCsr.I saIltHIH' = IIHHJ' H."f'" VT :
ACADEMY or BUSlC-Norna.
WALbACk's -FaiBt H-art-Youthinl Queen.
WINTER GARD EN-East Lynne.
Enchantress.
BARNCpS MUSEUM-Ths Roll Of tho Drum.
BROADWAY M sNAGERIf-RhJ animals performing
GOUPlpS GALLFEY-Volcano Of tho Andes.
TIE NEW IDEA Muarels, Ballet, AcrobatsDl.
CLINTON HALT-Reediogs by j. b. Brown and others.
DODH ORTHS HALIs-De CoIdovSs Lecture.
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ASSEMBLY,.

Mr.. 4. SMITH introduced bill incorporating The
Neptune Steamship Company.
TIE eDactng clause Of the bill repeating the law
exempting clergymen from taxation was strickep
out. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Tie Grinding Committee reported complete the
following bills: Amending the pilotage laws OF
New-York harbor, incorporating the fremont Fire
ID apartment OF " estchester County.
On motion of Mr.. DEAN, 50 900 was appropriated
TO the Blind Mechanics Association Of New York.
Mr.. A. SMITH, by unanimous content, Intro
duced into the Assembly bill entitled d An act 10
incorporate the Neptune Steamship Company"
The oorporslou named VIM. y. Williams, Nathaniel
r. Palmer George s. Rowland sDd John X. Bacon. They
are allowed to their steamships steamers from any
place or places this state, the adjacent waters OF tins
State any place places In this STATE or In the eastern OF
coast Of the United States The capital stock 10
aed al $500 600 but may he increased to 900 when
ever In the opinion Of the stockholders the Interests Of the
a aonnt 10 be divided into shares of not ler than 800
No stock holder be held individually liable for greater
than his nyesment In the stock No DIVIDENDS TO
AIRED except from the ectns earnings OF The corPoaio
In M business Tho affairs Of tho corporation TO bc managed
by Board Of Directors not less In number than hVe nor
nore than thirteen msmbeT chosen by the stockholdsrs
An neons, Of the to be held at the Office OF
the Corporation in the City OF Nswfork No person to be
entitled 10 privileges Of stockholders until tho amount Of MS
or the instsnents called Tor nre PAID Inc
csps stock transferable only at the Office Of the treasurer OF
Tho r.i meeting OF said corporation. Tor the purpose Of
organizing and secting officers to y. held wh iee
ar passage Of tho Of interpolation to continue III oice
for 20 years
Mr.. GANSON presented a petition Of sundry
persons in the city Of New-York To nave the
q, 900, 900 offered for the Broadway Railroad, OF
such Other large sum as may be reallz.d therefor,
appropriated for the relief OF the families OF the
volunteer soldiers Of this State so rs TO that extent
to relieve the people of tho State from taxation
Adjourned.
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ALBANY Thursday. Msrch. 70, IsbI
No mails have been sent hence 10 New-i ork since
6 o clock this morning. None will be sent till to-
morrow, and not then unless the ferry-boats can
cross the river.
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Uunion Meeting mt Buffalo.

BUTFALO, Thursday, March 26, 1903
A large and enthrsiastic meeting Of those in favor
OF sustaining the Government was held to night
A resolution was adopted firmly aud decidedly for
The preservation OF the Union and prosecution of
the war until peace is conquered