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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03
nInII, (Ior~ nj the Po.t-Omre.

"b,npion priday' JUNE s............'...... Ioi p
Ana =. s.',J,v June l....'....'.... IOi a. M
or Iceland by si-anrr glasgow Saturday Jun. 10y M
POM, s,i"raay' jure ~ p.
For California Oregon, Washington Territory. aud
the Sandwih Islands. daily tsundsy. except .
and y p n
So,t,. Athsrx HuH,lo and C.usdasS a m aud y p.
Moth aud Wi WAY p. NJ
W,.rtn Mail win Erie Ralfosd .....j & and u D. NJ
S,,,b., ,,J so,, Velrn Mails A. m Al "a and lpt p. NJ
p..,~,n MI .........5a M II and "a p. M.
S..no,, 40 n .ll fliy.r ................ y p. IN.
M. .,, ii. A !. .il rio.., ,,....5 4, m aud | p.
s,nsy N.jlin sunday oil nl,ils close ,....... u
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Corporation Notices.
Oyucs Cxoros AouxDucr DEPARraxNr

ITO IRON FOUNDERS--SEALED Pro
POSAI.5, iniorsed Proposals for CAST IRON WATER
PiPES sud BRANCHES" will be received at this office gntll
o'clock M FRIDAY Jus s. H4 at which hour the bids
will be pub.icly opened for the supply Of
2ioo feet Of Cast Iron Water Pipes IL inches diameter
5000 feet Of Cast Iron Water Pipes II inches dIarne,ef
1900 feet Of Cast Iron Water Pipes inches diameter
$3.50 feet Of Cast Iron Water Pipes inches diameter
and IL Branch Pipes.
The amount OF -eurv required will bs $1,000 1T
Plans and Specifications for the same and form Of gree
neni to be entered into BE- obtained sPpcsion at t
ONCE i SS u cRa{ SS%SSRaaH oo'oa Aq''d"o Board
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERsEY,

~ from foot OF Cour,lsnit-st.. connecting at Hsmpcs
Junction with Delaware, Lack and Western Railroad
and with Lehigh Valley Railroad and its conneo
tons forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh and the West With
out change Of cars - - - - - -.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved by this ne to Chicago
Cincinnati 81. Louis etc with but change OF
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing May g. 1864, leave New-fork as follow:
HARRISBURG fxPREss--At q. m, for Easton, Readns,
Potsville, Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk, Wlllsmspot Th1
train arrives Harrisburg at p m, connecting East and
West the Railroad North and sooth on th4
Northern Central Railroad, and with the Cumberland alley
Railroad 10 Hagsrstown.
MAIL 1RXIS-At $40 m, for Easton. Water Gap, Scran-
ton, Wilkesbarre Grea. Bend, Pston Bnzhamton, &c.
III TRAIs-For Ession, Allentown, Aaueh Chunk WIZ
liam port, Reading. Pottsvlle, Harrisburg &c.
$40 p. M.-for Easton, Bethlehem, and Mach Chunk
go and 5:t0-For SoDeryiue. .
Jpn WESTERN ExPRgss-for Easton, Allentown, Read
ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cars
through from Jersey City to Pittsburgh.
ELirABrrHPoRr AND Npv.YoRK FERRY-Lesve Newly
from Pier No IN H., at sl3 M l2:45 40 and $50 p IN
Boats stop at Bergen Poin. and Mariners Hsrbor.
Tickets for the West be obtained at the office Of the
Central Railroad Co. of NewJersey foot Of Couandt
at No AOr House. at No. 2Tl Broadway and al the pnct
pal hotels. JOSIAH o. STEAhNo, snperinteuhent.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
UNDAY BOAT to NEwBURGH.-The new

CUNDAG BOAT to NEWBURGH.-The new
~ and elegant steamboat
THOMAS COLLYRR
will leave pier foot OF Jsyst. SUNDAY MORNING June s.
at O'Clock and every SUNDAY thereafter dnr the sum
mcr for Sowbursh. landing at 3Nhs,.. New Yonser-
Hastings, Dobbs Ferry, Tsrytown. sing SIP sDock
Qiwer'tFaw Yves, Point, Cod sprin. nni
Returning will leave Newbur,h 1t p'r.s..
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bort l)aroens' Notiee.
;rArg OF NEw-Y YORK,

STATE OF NEW-1okK
Pogr-WARDySs OrycB, No. lOt Wsll-st.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed April II. 1887. entitled An
Act 10 the Wsrdrn. 0fce Of the Port Of New
iork to al pesou' Interested M OF having charge o. s
subject matter Of .nch inquiry examination or survey, that
the following vessels under examination by tho Por
Wsdsn, aud that the said surveys OF examinations wiz DO
completed within ten day, neat succeeding ths notice
ho.rJ s.idy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-nise, ~ S-fs....... p Noon-Nscs... 3.53
! HiGH
sandy Hoot 100 ov Island 7st Hell Ga,e...... 9:e3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03

A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BRoAp Iw SA AuSx ROUTE, P As.
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW,Y0EkhI va 7, i1e Ina
TO CLfvELAND, o, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
connecting with railroads for al principal cities IN 'ne es.
running osder Msn.ssd Gallon Urosna Dayton oincn'
natl and St. Louis without break Of san;" sy,rrrsrp
n n CoonuAS Gen Ticket Ag., Il Y. SWEETSEH
l. L. o'"' MeadyiIls Pa General Sup't.
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furniture

ALL KINDS Of FURNITURE, MAT
n TRESsES BEDDING, LOOkING-GLASSES, cheaper
than elsewhere Call and save money. Goods warranted aud
delivered free. Note the number At o. w. SNkDENo NO.
26J Bowery between Stanton and Honston'ta Newforx
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL Tae best assortment OF ENAMELED FURNITURE IN
all coors and styles Walnut and Chestnut Plain and Ora
mental Suites Wholesale and Retail Also Mattresses and
Paiilss.es WARREN WARD, No n. Canal
SCHOOL FURNITURE.-For SALE, Eight
Double SCHOOT-DESKs with Chairs and one long Bench
Handsomely made and ia perfect order Apply at AZ ithy
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD SUMMER
NEW.YORK & NEw-HAVEN RAILROAD

Entrance 2ith-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New Haven, 7. Ell, uao ILL.,. l2:ls (EIl, $40
For Bridgeport, gEI), ll:3o M; l2;ls (EIh D."
lEI), $3.50, $3.50 and (Ex.) p M
For Milford and Stafford I, II 30 $50, $50
For Fairfield Southport. and Wesport 7, ll:1 M $50
For Norwak, T. $780, 1880 m. i2:ls (EIl 300 tEIh
$50, 40, 3:9, (Ex.l p.
For Darien and Greenwich. $50. li9o NJ 49, +a.
For Greenwich T. 90 II 30 m $780, 40 $50 $50
For Stamford, ], (EI) $50. il;sc ami R;l5 (EHh3
FOX Port Chester and intermediate stations $780, l33
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, IN. lEI)i 3(ETl sp. m.
For Boston Via Shore Line 1918 Ex.lep IN.
For Hartford and Springfield. tEI, liso rni lEIh
$3.50, 8 p M. .
For Connecticut River Railroad 8 O. m tEx) ll'Os M TO
Montreal; 3 p. N. 10 Northampton ~
For Hartford Providence and Fishkl Railroad. lEIh
For New Haven New.London aud s.onington Railroads.
a. IN. 12:l3 D. 8p. . -,
For Canal Railroad IL rs y. IN. to Northampton.
For Housatonic Railroad. a. NJ Up M
For Naugstuck Railroad, Q & m. p m.
For Danbury and Nerwsk Railroad y 10 m Nv p m.
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached 20 p NJ Trains
JAMES H. H0YT, Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03

IRE RAILWAY.-PaSsenger Trains leave
IL as follows, via:
Ia m Express Tor Buffalo.
Ia H. Express FOR Cleveland direct, via A. O. w. Ry.
$3.50 a. n Milk daily for 0tisvile.
10 a. M, Mail for Buffalo.
Az IN. WAY for Otisyiie Newburgh. and Warwick
M Night Express Saturdays aud Sundays excepted,
FOR bunkirk Buffalo, &c.
D. IN Lightning Express daily for Dunkra. Rochester,
Canandagua &C. On Saturdays this train will to Buffalo
only.
sp. u, Emigrsnt for Dunkirk.
CHAS. .MlNOT, General Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03

NyAPSCOTr's LONDON and LIVERPOOL
i PASSAGE OFFICE, No. e6 Souths New York
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES. - ,,,, ..,,,, ,,,,,, 90, ,,,,,nnoo,
PACKETS SAIL TWICE WEEK.
x LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS. ~, =.
r. money TO tho oh country do the lowest rates
by applyngto TAP5COrT BROTHERS Co.,
" Tf' No 86 Souths 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

4. FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
I AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The and staunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY or BOSTON aud CITY OF NETWORK,
leave New York daily Sundays excepsd at o'clock n,
from Pier No. 20 North River foot Of estry-st
FOR NfW-LONDON
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
above points, via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Wer
cee Worcester and Nashua and New London aud Northern
Railroads
Freight taken at the lowest rates For information inquirs
Of T. B. MARTIN, a gent, on the Pier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03

"a miles shorter 70 Cincinnati; change Of cars Is 81
miles shorter Ceveland change OF cars Is So mia
shorter Chicago; Of Is IS miles shorter Il
St. Louis two changes OF Once No. 27l Broadway
Chautb
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STEAMBOATS, anS RAILROADS..
NAVIGATION and TRANS.

vi PORTAr0N COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
TON, NEW-LONDOS STDNlNGTON, PROVIDENCE,
NEWPORT TAUNTON, ond NEWBEDFORD.JIhs speu.
did STEAMERS COAiMONWEALTH Ind PLYMOUTH ROCK
will leave Pier No. H. North River foot Of Courtandt st.
daily Except Sunday, a5p.m.
Ffe,h. taken a. low AZ by any other line Office Of Com
pany 40. lis West st., corner Of Courtlsndts
New. YORK Nov D. 1904. NJ. h. sIMONS. Agent
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HUDSON RIvER RAILROAD.-Fcr AZ y;

4 4 BANl and IhU1, IVNNEC IL-NU VIII tIAEfA-S
NORTH and WEST. Trains cave:
From Chanbers-st. From DthFt -
Expre.s and 10 a. NJ and T:la, i0.9I H. aud y an
4aud D. m 6.z2 y.
Troy aud Albany with sleep llG2 p N.
ing-carl. 10 up N.
Rhinebeck Train. ? p m. 2:2, pm.
Poug hkeepse Train a o:Z2 ~, and u p IN.
and p. m.
Poekskll Train. AIS p s;37 p. N.
Sing Sing Trsn, $3.50 M II 7:32 and IL Y aud ~
m, and 5: Is p. p. IN
Tsrytoun Train, $50 and : 3:i2 and 7:27p.
p. N.
On Sundays a, 6:s2 ?. M from 30th street
Tickets NAV be procured at any Of the offices Of Westco.t
Express In NewYosk and Brooklyn and baggage checked
the house oil points the road aud to Saratoga Springs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-03
CITY GOVERNMENT.
Bonrd OF Aldermen.

OyucrALl STATED SESSION "Wednesday, June J, iSo'
Pre.en,-John T. Henry, esq. President N the ohsr
Aldermen Fox, McCoo, Shannon, Chip McAhgHt myers
Jeremiah Hardy Mssterson, Oitiweh, Long. ,,.....I
On motion the minutes OF the last meeting were dspensd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-13

COMMUNICATED.
: From the noise and confusion" with which
night is frequently, Of late, made hideous, il
seems that the American citizens Of African
descent, in this place, are, just now, having
small row" orl their own account i would
appear that convention Of the 'colored ireth.
err hiss lately been held IN PhilsGlelp hia, Or
some other Northern city, 10 take steps in lei
erence to exercising the elective franchise 81
the election for President of the United States,
and that delegate or delegates from here vas.
or were in attendance What the action OF the
aforesaid convention was, deponent has not the
means of knowing but suffice tito sag, that il
has caused "rumpus ia the wigwaE." Negro
like, they must initiate the dolngs 6 The
'swlite folks and straight way. parties
are iorlaed, one Of which goes tos unlyeraaI
suffrage among the ''nigs," free and Contra
band the other for excluding from the rights
Of ireemen' all who are not known to he fee
barn" but especially "cootrabands. /" Discus"
sion has run high between the contendlng lac.
tions-- aided and abetted by some Of sle ''wll;ta
brothers and it has finally resulted in an az
peal 10 arms, severe encounter having taken
place last night, between che 'uniyersalists,' y
under the lead OF one Sampson Y hite, r Rev.
and the 'exclusiooists' under che Beckley,
Familiarity Known as the Biz. Gen, at the
Negro BeJheI, at the south end Of Columbus
street, where pistols were-drawn- the pre-
senee of ''the ladies' too--sticks- elevated,
ugly words banded, the Church cleared ana
sundry other noisy proceedings INDUCED il,
much to the annoyance Of the respectable por'
zion Of the community residing in that locality.
and which should, at once, receive the atteD~
ton of the proper authorities, who will find IN
the Virginia code a remedy that will meet the
cases, Of all COMMEMORATIVE and black.
COLUMBUS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-13
] From the New I ork W orl'
Business Kovemen IS,

Business Movemen IS.
For couple Of years past the country mas
been Iaboring under the delusion thas.a state OF
prosperity, highly favorable robustness men,
existed ln the various branches CT trade
Many large fortunes have been made BY houses
in The active line Of supplies for the army Or
dea!ing,in merchandise for which there was an
extraordinary demand and We hope such as
have thus become rich legitimateiy and honestly
will be fortunate enough to save good thing
when the i'm pending crash shall indicate the
necessity q reducing stock and resumlns
more moderate scale or prices.
1t is known to most Ot-our readers thao the
trade Ia leading branches OF business, IS and
has fora considerable period been, exceedingly
dull. The public attention IS absorbed hy tue
presidential contest great doubt and uncer-
tainty prevails as to the future course CT trade
and careful men everyWhere hesitate TO extend
but rather prefer to curtail, their operations.
The consequence OF this feeling Of uncertainty
must of course be a general depression IN lner-
camille affairs, aud a disposition among our
merchants to reduce their. stocks.
Country II Grchants look upon the existing
state If things with clear comprehension OF
the case, and Of course decline to lay IN large
stocks, SO that our wholesale dealers 10 some
instances, have found it expedlent to offer their
immense stocks at retail at about the ordinary
wholesale prices Our advertising columns
this morning indicate she tendency and d1rec-
ton OF this movement and we are not srf
prised to leaSn t!laJ otaer: contemplate the
same successful method Of providing Tor re-
duction in their immense stocks by similar
method.
In the new y. s. Post . flee money system,
the person sanding gives his name to the post
Office, and also the name Of the party to whom
it is to be sent. A receipt for the money
and the order is then given him, and letter
is Immediately forwarded from the postofhce
where the order IS procured to the Office Of the
place ia which tile person resides who is 10
receive the money. Ga the latter presenting
sthe order previously sent to hin by the person
who procured it, he is asked the name Of the
person sending (which is not on the order),
and if the answer is satisfactory the money IS
paid. The fee for any SUM under $40 is SIX
cents; over that amount twelve cents.
The i. S. fIigate Wabash, while en- her
passage from Por, Royal, went ashore On the
Frying Pan Shoals, of the coast OF North
Carolina, and remained in that position eight
hours All hen shot and she'll were thrown
overheard to tighten her, but she was unable
alone to extricate herself. They were about
to throw overheard her battery when one Of
the Wilmin gton Elockaders came to her as>ls
tance, and she was got of, but not without
damage to her hull.
Tic II g Naus, Danaiinooa,k hava 4ala-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-13
ASSIGNEES SALE.

rg7HE ENTIRE STOCK, helongingt TO Messrs.
1 rHAYER & PIERCE, will be sold a.
Auction, on SATURDAY, commencing at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, consisting Of Beaureaus, Loun-
ges, Sofas, Clocks, Pictures, &c:
oct Il -2t& .lJIy T. PHILLIPS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-13

zTIII sISDAg &. v En- lIs tT.sV5-sID s4le u
The returns Of The election in the states Of
Ohio Indiana. and Pennsylvania are received
slowly and both parties claim great victories
The returns from Ohio would indicate that the
Republicans have carried that State, although
{ their majority has been considerably reduced,
yariously estimated at from 10000 to 50, 600
]. The republicans claim to have elected l6 Con.
1gressmen. Eggleston, it Is said, IS elected IN
the First District, now represented by Pendle.~
ton; Hayes, in the Second District, represent.
ed by. Long, and Shellaberger in the Seventh
i District represented ~ Cox; Schenck IS elect
ed IN the third district. The Republicans have
!. carried Indiana, and re elected Morton, Gov
. ernor. by large majority, estimated by the
Republicans at Is to 10000, who also claim to
have elected six members Of Congress. Y u
liam, In the Fifth District, is elected by an IN
creased majority Pennsylvania IS claimed by
both parties. The Washington Chronicle says:
s:rhe home vote is so close that it will take
the official returns, in all probability, to decide
It, but thinks that the soldiers vote Will give
the Republicans majority The New York
Express Of yesterday evening says that there
is nothing to warrant the hosting OF the lie
publeans over the elections, except in lndi
ana. . 1t adds: 1.-The loss Of 6fry thousand
votes in Ohio, and fifteen thousand in Penn.
sylyania, affords no warrant Tor congratula.
tions' The soldiers vote was all one way,
viz: for the Republican candidates.
The Richmond " hig,of the 10Th, says =
'sAn official dispatch, received yesterday at the
War Department, states that a body OF about
900 of the enemy advanced up The Man
assas Gap railroad on the 4th with trains OF
cars loaded with railroad material and occupied
Salem and Rectortown Col. Mcsby attacked
them at.Saen, defeating them, capturing fifty
prisoners, all their baggage, camp equppsge,
stores. Sc, and killed and Wounded cops,d
cradle number His loss was only Two wound
cd. -
The Christian Sun, published at Weldon,
North Carolina, says - We think there
Is little or 40 doubt that feet'ls now formlng
between Norfolk and Old Point to attack Will
mington Among the number Of vessels seen
by our Informant, there are two very toruida-
bic monitors. That an attack at an early day
upon Wilmington is contemplated, we feel al
most certain, and hope the authorizes may be
fully prepared Tor It. :
Adyices from Vera Cruz to the lst instant,
reDort that Eve hundred French and one hud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-13

WANTED, to buy or rent, small com G7==a:
w Portable d DWELLING. convenientlv -A-@$4
located, in the city Of Alexandria. Any o'o
having such a house for sale or rent will ma q
purchaser or tenant by applying at the o1l :e
Of the Gazette Cash will be paid Tor t!A1
house if it can be bought ocI lo-iN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-13

nz DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOt
Ell:H SALE.-A two story Frame Dwelling ana
Lot on Prince street, No 20l, between 4 e :Iec
and Patrick streets. Thelot r'lts on Ifn :Se
street, 20 feet, running back 100 feet to way
alley. This is an eigibly situated properly ai ~
the house at some moderate expense ml&n' -
ma de q com Portable dwelling, and is oteTel ~
f E;o- st slr<e ,>'S>,s''1N>0 ~ ~ De2 LIT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-10-13

Joshua Bates, the eminent London banker,
of the house Of Messrs. Barring Brothers, a
native Of the State Of Massachusetts, died in
London on Saturday, 24th OF September, 10
the seventy -&iz Tear ot lis a5e,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

INSANITY AT NEw oRLxAss.-fhs New Orleans Times
savs that medical men have remarked within the past
twelve month, alarming increase Of insanity among
the resident population Of that city. Besides the cases
which como to their knowledge in private practice,
scarcely day passes that persons not brought be-
fore the Recorders Courts charged with being insane.
We have IS yet heard sGys the Tmes) no theory ad-
varcsd to account for the increase of the maady and
are somewhat curious to know Il it is local in chaac
ter or prevails in other portions Of the country. We
suspect tha. it is due to overAsated pursuit Of
Southern plantations by the Yankees; aud to the bro
ken hearts Of those whom those foreign thieves have
pillEged and oppressed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

PKRJsRr-R. q. Horne, one OF the interior guard at
the peniten!ary, before The Mayor yesterday
Ing charged with forgery. Il appeared that on the
IL nst Horne certified before the Clerk of Henrico
county, that Joseph II. Colqutt Jr., twenty
one, thereby inducing the Clerk to issue license for
the marriage of the said Ooquit. and Miss Aune ia
beth Hopkins Mr. Joseph H. Co.quitt, Senior les fled
that though his had been In the army for three
years, be would not be tWeaty till next May. Mr..
T. lkes Clerk of Henrco stated that he issued the T.
csnse By the eoasent Of WIN. Hopkins the father Of
the girl to be married. aad on the certificate OF Horne
that COqultl over twenty ore, but be considered
Hornes certificate a. somewhat matter Of form he,
Foxes felt satisfied, from 0Olquts looks, that he
Of age.
Mr. VIM. Hopkins testified tina! Horne had certified
TO che best Of bis belief and from positive knowl
edge Of the age Of 0oqu the latter had frequently
represented himself a. Stree man" number Of wit
nesses bore testimony to Hornes excellent character.
Oaicer Moore s.asi that when he arrested the pris
oner he was trying to escape from Hopkins house BY
crawling out Of back window.
NJ Co,qui ST., said that on the previous day Horne
had denied that he was the who had certified "a
his sons age, bu, subsequently, admitted it,
Toe Nayo- took till Saturday to give his decisicn and
In the mean tms admitted Horne to bail In thes sum oil
$500 for his appearance 0aE .4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
EROM N0RTR ALARAMA

We have news from florence, Ala, to the h inst.
@ vea.ch and staff with from 1000 T. A 600 Y an
kss infantry and several pieces Of artillery, passed
through Florence on tn, al ms, 70 join DJdgs's DVi
siOl a. Athens or Pullski They landed At EAstport
the bOr,h side Of the river. SsveIA gunboats and
transports we're Ea.plrt but did no. remlin long,
having received Information from PAduelh Of Forests
movements.
The Yankees at E'stpor O'ring four to Que for
gold ia gseenbaeks
Theirs are no Yankees on this side Of the river except
at Dfcaiur
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

ance and pleasant voice. She was dressed In male
costums-back pants fitting tight, ajacket and short
talma Of black Or dark blus cleh but wore dark
straw Gpsey bat that might be construed as announ'
cling her sex She gave her name % DR.. Mary 4. Wal.
ker of the Union army and said abe regular ao-
pathic physician. She said also that she had been i'm
properly taken prisoner as at the time OF her capture
she wss on neutral ground As che passed through the
se6 t. in charge Of detective her unique appearance
attracted unusual attention, ard an immense crowd Of
negroes and iders formed for her volunteer escort to
Castle Thunder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22
FROM THE COAST

gentleman from Pensacola says thirty vessels were
In the bay there and reports thai during the recent
attack Fort Pc VEIL three Of the eOemys vessels were
very ssrOuly disabled and undergoing repairs at
Pensacola l. would appear from this that TArragut is
pe?lring for another con TO Mobile" Recent Yankee
papers intimate that preparations being made for
another attack on Mobile.
Ga the Is b, one Of the ensmys vessels fred Ave
shsn and two round shot at or into PAeagOull, fer
amnaamanI
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-22

FrIRrUL LEAP.-On Tuesdy, J. O. Ryan, dsserter
from Co. @, 81 vrg MIA cavalry, lespd from the third
story window of the Soldiers Home the corner of
Gary aud h street. and lighting bis feet on shed,
received no inury, and ran of as nimbly as hare
Tho detectives put on his track but did not scc
ed in finding him until yesterday, when Ulcers Sedd
and Mitchell picked him up. On searching him the Off
GERS found that he had supplied himfelf with forged
pass and furlough. He committed to Castle THUG
der 10 be tried for desertion and forgery.