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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
FROM SAN FRANCIsCO.
Occupation Of Ceiimn, Mexico, BY tho
French-OId Juan Alvarez nefnscs -
Listen to French Proposals..
SAN FRANCISCO. Monday, A

... San FRANCISCO, Monday, April Id. 1854.
Sailed, ship Carrier Dove, for Callao.
The steamer Orizaba, from Panama, brings letters
from Acapulco to the 9Th inst.
The occupation of Colima by 1000 French Is con.
frmed Proposals have been made to old Juan Alvares
to acknowledge the Empire. He declined to listen W
them and said that the French the enemies OF his
country and he would resist them TO the last extremity
in believed that the French viii find the noun
taineers Of Guerrero among heir most pnconquerabs
enemies in Mexico.
The latest advices from 0ajaca state that Gen. bas
held the city with 6 coo Mexicans He was coniiders
Of his ability TO defend the State against the present
French force. In emergency, he could saieiy re-
treat to Chiapas or Guerrero. The natives 0f thesS
States are all hostile 70 the French
SAN FRANCISCO. Tuesday. April le, leof.
The steamer American has arrived rom
Panama
The feature Of the market is increased disposition TO
sell goods through auction houses. Importers doing
limited business for the season Crushed sugars loc
Lard advanced and partly in demand at low prices.
Butter lower and little offered.
The Gould quartz mill 1t Virginia City was burned on
the 10Th Loss $4,000.
The Los AEseos Star Of the 10Th contains encourag
ing accounts from Colorado River mines. The river
was rising slowly. Two new steamers designed for
the river had arrived at the mouth of the Colorado nom
san Francisco.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
NRw.yORK MORTALITY AGAIN.

Some weeks ago, we referred 10 the increasing
and wholly unnecessary mortality in this city
growing out of the giaring and criminal neglect
Of sanitary measures, and gave some data which
we have reason to think excited, TO some little
degree, the attention they deserved to receive
We reour to the subject for tho purpose oi
presenting comparison, in respect 10 the death
rate, between New.York and the chief city OF
the world. The figures, which are not so full
nor SO recent as We would like, but are of course
from official sources, are suggestive as hardly
20 require comment. They are given here IN
tabular form: and let us first take London:
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20

The forces under Gen. Banks forming the Red
River Expedition have met with severe re-
pulse at Pleasant Hill, fifty miles this side OF
Shreveport, their appointed destination. The
advance was attacked in force, April 10, by q
Rebel army estimated at 10000, and after a
sharp engagement was routed and driven back
upon its reserves with a loss Of 1000 men and
four guns. The whole expedition is disor-
ganized, and must wait for recruitment and re.
enforcement before making any further attempts.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
THE ELECTRIC TEaEGHAPu.

II is no more than twenty years ago that the
telegraph of Professor Morse was first brought
into practical use between Washington and
Baltimore. The progress which has since then
been made in telcgraphc science, and the estab-
lishment " the electric wire, constitutes one
of the most interesting portions of the
history of the nineteenth century. II
will require only a few more years to
bring all the considerable towns Of the globe
within speaking distance. AS sit seems not to be
generally known how near we have approached
This goal, which viii mark the beginning of a
new era in tho history Of civilization, we briefly
refer TO some of the most important telegraphic
lines that are now being constructed.
We recently announced that all the necessary
arrangements for another attempt to lag sub.
marine telegraph between Ireland and North
America have been made and that the Atlantic
Telegraph Company are more sanguine than
evrq that the experiment " be undertaken IL
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
IEGISLATURE.

SENATE, April l9.-Reports we're made against the
h relative to TIE planting Of oysters in the waters
Oueeps County; agreed to. The Metropolitan foue'
SALARY bill. amended by aboishns the oiSce Of hAcls,
commissioners in New.York. Kings, and Richmond
Couptles and yesting the power OF granting IeehSes
and enforcing tho Excise law, in the Police Commits
.orss ebolishing the twenty freenolder requirement
and making the sale OF Intoxicating liquors on sun
d.ys misdeme anorsuch ofenses to be prosecuted DY
shs Treasurer Of the Metropolitan Police The Dill wa
.-asred 10 a third reading. Against increasing lh'
salsry of the surrogatcs Clerk in New,York agreed
90 T bil for public market In the Eighteenth wara
New York. was referred to tie Committee o. @ l.'
1yho,s The Seventh Avenue improvement bil giT
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20

The LATE T.. T.. MoRGAY.-This well-kn0wn
citizen died yesterday at his residence in this city, in
his 5sth year. Capt. Morgan was a setmade man
For e5 years in and subsequently agent Of the
Star Line of London Packets he commended himself To
the mercantile community as an energetic and public
spirited citizen e filed various positions of public
trust and responsibility in the maritime world including
the Office of Harbor aud Pilot Commissioner frs'eo
of the Seamans Saving Bank. Seamans Prend Society
and Marine Society," and was instrumental In procuring
the scamans burial lot, and erecting monuments
thereon, in Cypress Hills Cemetery. Capt. Mofs@t
was born in Connecticut and, like thousanaAoi o'a'r
young men, came to this city TO make his os'une any
has resided here ever since He was hnf hohess
sailor, a strictly upright merchant aud 'hoi0as"
Union man dis illness osshoE' duratAst' eo'unnS
him to his house only eight or ton days. The remain
will be inferred at Sayb-ook, Conn.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
And New.York for the same years.

The first of these tables is unjust to London, as
the figures given as its population Except i66l)
are only estimates, which are based upon the
natural increase alone and do not reach the ac-
tual number. But taking that.allowance in ia
vor of London as nothing, what do the figures
show1 The populations of London is now quite
200 0OO that of Manhattan Island may be
placed at 100000. AS the rate Of deaths, not
their gross number, is the object sought in these
comparisons, let Us construct u table for show
ing this clearly; bearing in mind that, during
the whole period included in the years above
specified, the population of London lacked very
little Of being four times that OF New-Iork.
The first row of figures in the following indi-
Gates the year; the second, the actual number
Of deaths in Ncw-YOrk: the third, the number
that would have died had the difference between
the mortality of the two cities cqualed the dii-
= a = - A.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
THE WAR.

The Chicago EreRiRg Journal Of the 18th pub
fishes letters from the Red River expedition giving the
details OF a severe Union disaster at Pleasant Hi, De
Sofa Parish louisiana Oar cavalry OF TIE % ara f
Divisions of the 18Th Army Corps after haIalous"'
battle were put to rout by largely superior i'''0'
force Gen. Stoneman was in command ci the INV ,
ment The 18th Army Corps finally calno uP o. INV
checked the enemy. Our loss was over @'O'0'
enemy aiso lost heavily. Gen. Ransom VINO coin"u'
the Sd and 4th Divisions wounded IN tho oo'' P
of the frht The Chicago Mercantile bottey los' ai
its gun, and four officers and % men, Inc o''eIS VI
THE Journal are dated Grand Eoore, on the lOth ana m
instant.
The Chicago Ereniag Journal publishes let-
ters from The Red River expedition giving the oeS
os a severe Union disaster at Pleasant Hlh' peSolH
Parish Louisiana. Our cavalry Of the I'd and fh di'
sops of the 18th Army Corps after ahrd fought bate'
were pu: TO rout by largely superior Eebe lorce'
Gen. Stoneman was in command Of the movement
The 10Th Army Corps finally came up and checked lHe
enemy Our loss was over 2000. The enemy also ioSI
heavily G en-. Hanson, who commanded the sd anu
eth divisions was wounded in the earlier part OF the
Eight. The Chicago Mercantile Battery lost al l's
guns. and four officers and 2 men.
The Governors of Ohio, Illinois and Indiana,
with Con Heintzelman met in indianapolis on FRIDAY
10 consult it is presumed upon grave matters OF S'a'
1t is ntmated that these distinguished gentlemen are
spprehonsye of Rebel raid upon the border and one
object of their council is to provide the means OF de-
tense by the militia of the States interested IN case OF
such an attack II is also rumored that 1t is the lnten
tou OF the Federal authorities TO call ont the militia q
the States for sixty days to garrison the defenses o.
Washington while the Army Of the Potomac is adj
vanciDg upon Richmond that all the effective troops
can be employed in the capture Of the Rebel capital
On the 4th instant, Capt. Phelps OF gunboat
No o6 captured Rebel mail carrier near Crockett's
Bluff Ark with 5OOO letters from Richmond and other
points. and 6O.OoO percussion caps for Cen Prices
brmy. The letters contained official communications
from Shreveport and a considerable sum Of Federal
money. squad Of Rebels recently captured Repre-
sentative Clark and the Sheriff Of Kansas County Ark
and carried them off, They also burned lot Of cotton
and arrested cotton buyers. The latter they lei
go after robbng them Of several thousands Of dollars
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
From Mi.,ouri-Mcmphis Market.

ST. LOUIS Tuesday. April ~. 1864. :.
A Leavenworth dispatch says returns from all
the important Counties in Kansas show triumph for
lincoln over Currey. .
The United States Express Company was robbed az
ST Joseph Yesterday OF $50 600.
The Memphis Cotton market on the 10th was unusu-
ally active and frmi prices unchanged. Receipts.
4 600 bales from the White River.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20

The correspondent who asks us to state where
small sums-say $50, 800, or S2OO-may be
invested in the new Ten-Forty Loan" is re-
spectfully referred to the official advertisement
of that Loan on the following page, which gives
the precise information required. We presume
any National Bank will supply the Ten-Forty
Bonds at mar
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20

A CoMPLIMEYT.-Mr. Wm. Smith, who had
for several ears been efficient working men Der .ns
highest officer of NcwY Lodge No go r. a. Me
was last night complmented by the members OF 'ns
lodge In presentation. consisting OF beautifully 90.
crossed copy of resolutions and tho more suDs'a"'"'
tokon Of splendid gold ws.ch with an Inscription se
p,opriats " the Qssssion>
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20

The Senate of the United States yesterday
voted against repeating the Fugitive Slave act
of 1898, at the suggestion Of Mr.. Sherman OF
Ohio on the ground that the Southern people
were entitled to their "rights." Why then did
the Senate pass, few days since, an amend
ment to the Constitution for the abolition Of
Slavery?
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
The Case Of Green the Maiden Murderer

IOoIUN,
The arraignment of Edward W. Green. tha
late Postmaster of Maiden took place in Lowell to-day.
before II gc IoaT OF the Supreme Judicial Court. The
indictment charged the willfu murder of Frank r. Con-
verse late teller Of the Maiden Bank. to which Green
pleaded guilty. He was rcmandcd for sentence
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20

PogrLAND, Midnight. Tuesday April 10, 1864
There are no signs Of the steamship Nova
Scotian from Liverpool now fully due at this port
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
Marine Disasfer.

I NANTUCKET, Tuesday April l9 1874.
| The schooner Wm Jones, from Baltimore for
Boston is ashore on Great Point The crew are safs.
and the vessel with her cargo of coal may be saved
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20

To compare accurately the death-rate as in,ii-
catsd in the above tables: in 1854 tue deatbs in
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20
Ofpopul.,ion
Average.
Let us now take New-York:
hvorape .3O.yg

The foregoing tables give the deaths of all
ages. Let us now contrast the two cities in
respect to their mortality among children under
one year of age. Thus, London:
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-20

lrencc In their population
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o. Of any other act amounting TO felony, shall
be liable To Indictment ~ for . misdemoanor, and
foe not exceeding i've thousand dollars, ard 70
punish ment in the pcnit-ntgary not exceeding
thr years, bef,rc any court, civil or military.
eomretcut 70 try the same. And II shall be the
dutv Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, from til Q
TO time. tn Institute such Investigations AZ may
be peceaBhFv to detect ard prevent frauds and
abuses in the trade aud other tracs-otions con.
temp strd by this sot o. bv tho acts 10 which this
IL supplements Ard the aGents making such 10
vestipA tibnp shall have power TO compel the at
tendance OF witnesses, and 10 make examinations
on oath.
Sec. II. Andb iftnihcr enacted, That the scere-
vary orths treasury, with the arpro" ~ OF the
Preside I, shall make sueh ri es and regulations
IA arc ncscssnr, 20 secure the proper Ard eoonom.
lcRl execution Of the ptovlsinrs OF this act, and
nail hcrAy all expenses Of such execution from
the lie Of ieCs imro'ed by said ~ CO and reg
ulations n sales OF caNtursl ard Nh 'ndoned PRO
perry, and ( sales hrteiHbClorc authorized.
Ap rOvSi July 2, 1885,
By order OF the secretary OF War
4. D. TOWNSEND.
oc'I Assistant AaJutAnt General.
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MEDICAL. !.
CPHOIAL NOTICE.

- ..HH.HH |
pr. ~ vrLINvs Priv,se Hospital, In the Fed. J
sra Bnocn, Corner Of sevsnth and s,tes,s, oppo.
rite tho Pos, and Patent ofaOos. Rooms ~ and -,
up stairs, Washington, Il. C,
All diseases OF . private nature treated 10 the
hest scientific manner, aud radical cures effected
IN all cases. sYPBnITIc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, GLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or tho result Of rOLuPTUoUS
DREAMS, or any weakness Of the GENERATIrE
oR8AaS, from any esuse whatever, u how ioaz
standing, thordushiy and radically eurel also
soUT, RHEUMATSM NEURALGIA, and Other
CHRONIC DISEASES OF the NERVES MUSCLES,
SONGS, and JOINTS; SCRoFULA, BLOrCHES
on TUE FACE, ERUPrToNSon the Limbs and body
and sill other EauPrvE pIsEAsEsan DISEASE
or THE BLOOD, nom whatever aauIe they mas
hsvs srisea.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No matter Whist your disease, let no false dab
,.sey proven, you from applying Immediately TO
Or. veIlny, who is acknowledged 10 be by far the
most SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in tho treatment
o, p,ivste diseases. Fear not to eons and make
Srowu yoiif sI.toItDae., End he will speedily send
you on your way rejoicing.
sELF-ABUsE
That dreadful ssvorse Of the young, induised In
whom alone, destroys the sen5ts,i-s orgsnt, units
,hsrn for married life, producing weakness Of the
back and Limits, less Of animation and muscular
power pslptstion Of tho heart, Irritable.
", loss Of memory, melancholy habits, iniAaity,
consumption, and death.
YOUNG MANI in view OF the dresdiul oonso
queneea Of delay, 60 rot fail to make your case
Known Immediately to Dt. vellny. Your sesrst'
with him are sacred, and You mnt confidently rely
upon his medical Eldll
Thousands whose systems were shattered al
who were on the brink Of the grave, have bee
brought bssr TO vigorous health cy his sliiilfu
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MAnfIAoE.
Married persons, or those contemplating matri
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suit of disease, injury, youthful indisOrotions,
indulgence of the pAsnsns In ripper years, k-s car
ue.tIy eutrsatsd to place themselves under til
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: upon q speedy cure, and beihs restored to ful
health and vigor.
.. He treats with entip sueeeIs all diseases o
Femalos such as LEUCoRRHEA or WHITES
, LAPSu3 UrERI, sa., sc., and In every cnse g,lsI
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FEES moderate, and VISITS snd CUNiMUEfCA
J.. rIoNs strictly PRIVATE and CONFIDENTIAL
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Those at distance may be TREATED By hAIr
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
THE PApER FoR THE PUBLIC PM TING

OFFICE surEnI"TENn' Mt PrBL,o PnIs-iEo,l
WASHING o. Oct her J. 1864
In nur'uHnoe Of ~ prnyiSona Of the seven.
ecnth %" non oI the Joint Res"utionin RELATION
70 nc Phhltn PtlnfinE," approved lune ga itO,
until TIE DAN. the ls' day Of vemh r, 1864,
a'ia O'Clock, tnr IN ni.hirg the Paper that may Q
required for 'he public prirting Inr the year end
ing on the la day of December, 1895
The suhioiued IlSt specifies. AZ nearly a. can he
asce tanned, 'he quantity Of each kid OF paper
that will be ieqnl'edi
Ty,,,1 - T.,.,I,,,j,.sl J,,;,,i,, Paw
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to measure ~ by aS inche', and to weigh my
pouhna u inc reHm OF moo sheets'
Class 2'-Cale''dered Pri"fi'" Paper.
G,cOn ream, nna prlnting paper, cal rdersd, to
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RAILROADS..
REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
NJ TO Tur
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
On ana after NOVEMBER i5th trains will losve
Baltimore from the North Calvert station -
follows.
East Dali h... ..,.....s.......s..e0h q. m.
Harrisburg Accommodation. 800 D. IN.
lightning fundamentally y. m.
The $50 q. m. train nom Washington connects
with the $50 a. m. train from Baltimore for Pitts
burg and the West, and Tor Elmira, buffalo,
Rochester, Dunhtrh, CanandaiEuA, and Niagara
rams, and for New York City.
The $50 r. ~, TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
connects with tho N. m. ttalu from Baltimore,
for Elmira and the North, and Plttsburg and the
west
SOLDIERS TICKETS AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
Et- For Tickets and any Information apply At
the Office Of the Great Pennsylvania Route, corner
PenusyIvAnia avenue and Sixth street. under Ma
hnual uotel. and D~pot House, No As1 G street,
near New Jersey avenue, wAshipEtot.
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Superintendent N. @. II. n.
4, j. WILKINS,
Passenger aud Ticket Agent,
| Jelly Corner Sixth ct. and Pa. avenue.
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briLsL Provinces, and with stsGmHnip l!nbs 20 Law.
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European oEpTGsset to all prominent commercial
towr. in Gr0st britain and on the Continent
COieSiiOD OF Notes, DtAita, and Bills made 81 all
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NJ Il W N V Z N tt q N
OF
ARTIFICIAL CHBOPLASTlC
BONE TEETH,

DIR. $. q. sIGESMoND a HAYWARD,
$50 Pennsylvania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
DrS. s. h II. calls the attention OF the public TO
the following advantages OF their improved system
lst The teeth OF their manufacture will never
cOrTode nor change color by any AeidsI and hre
three-fourthS lighter than any other
ID. No teeth or roots need be extracted, "a the
artificial ones can DO inserted over them.
Id. The roots will be made ino!iensiyc and never
TO ache,
nent ones can be made Immediately, thereby pro-
serving the natural expression OF the face, which,
under the old system, IL frequently dishgured.
9th. This work has been fully tested for over
i've years by many of the first chemists and physl.
clans OF this and the old country.
Drs. 8. d n. have also invented 4 white indo-
struotlble metal ulllng, with which the most SEN
Siuye teeth can DO filed without pain, and can
build up perfect sound tooth on any aide roOts,
vhieh will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAINI
With lnnoxious Vapor, by ORA. sigeGmond Il Hay
ward go Pennsylvania avenue, Inventors and sole
manufacturers Of Anaestie InnoXious vapOr mot
Laughing Gas, nor Chloroform or Ether but
strictly an AnAesto agent, entirely free from ex.
hlsrAtlng effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
tnAensibillty TO pain.
Ihe best OF references given II required.
Cell and examine for yourselves. mY21
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pRAss STENCIL ALPHABETs.

NJ. ]. METcALP 4 SON,
lOI Unihn street, Boston, Mass,
Tho only manufacturers In the Urited states 81
Iirass Aiphabets and figures, to any great extent,
or IN any variety.
Sold AZ wholesale A. the LowsEt Cash PrioeE.
Also, the best Of Indelib0 Stencil Ink, very cheap
stencil Dies, and all kinds OF Stencil Stock lRqul.
TieS or orders promptly attended to. IY2I-Sm