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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1864-07-20
ALFRED Z. TALLEy.

st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or E~rySipeIas,
letter and Salt Rheum, Seald Head,
worm, Sore Eyes, DrOpsy.
DR.. Robert u. Prebls writes from Salem, n. Y, I2th
Sept, lS59, that he has cured an inVeterate case Of
DTePsy, which threatened to terminate fatally, by the
IerssyeriEg ue OF our SarsapaTiIla, aud also a dangerous
Indignant Erysip,iaS by large doses Of the same; SAYS
no cures the common ETzpti0zs by IL constantly.
BronehoeeIe, Goitre or SwolIed Neck.
Zebulon Sloan Of Prospect, Texas, writes (: "Thres bot
Ties Of your Sarsaparillae cured me from q Cart al hid
eous swelling on the neck, which I had suffered from
over two years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CONTESTED SEATS.

Mr.. DAWES (Un., Mass. from the Commit.
Bee on Elections reported two resolutions, which lie
over for the present declaring that r. r. Blair Is
not and the other that Mr.. Knox the contestant L.
titled q seat in the House, the Representative u
che LIST Congressional District Of Missouri
On motion OF Mr.. FARSswoRIH (Un-. ull 1t was Ne
solved that when the House adjourn to-day be unu
Monday
Mr.. GAssos Dem. n. W called up tia resolution Of
tbe Committee Elections declaring that neither Mr.
Loan. the sitting member nor Mr. Bruce, the contest
ant Ia entitled 70 seat representative OF the vim
Congressional District OF Missouri
Mr.. GAssoS In supporting tho resolution. said thai
the majority Of the Committee had after review Of
al the testimony ~ tho conclusion thst there was
Interference In the election by portion o. the
armed militia Of Missouri. and to such an
extent directed against the contestant as to
render the election nullity, and therefore they
had concluded 10 refer both gentlemen back TO the pco
PIE. In order that there might be full and fair express
sion oftheir preferences.
III. Ursos Un-. Aich.) a member Of the Committee
on Elections made speech sustaining the views OF the
minority namely that MIR. Loan Is entitled 10 retain
his sect He maintained from the testimony. that there
nothing 70 show that in the districts especially
named there was any Interference prejudciA TO the
Hcontestant
Mr.. SMIrHHRs Un. DELI Of the minority Of sne
Committee. argued from the evidence that with one
or two exceptions the election was conducted with
fairness and that the inferior officers manifested no
other desire than TO secure fair expression Of the
public viii He claimed that Mr.. Loan was entitled to
retain his seat.
M DAWEs spoke Of the duty Of keeping treason
sway from ths bADotbo4 y through ths wing v our
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
Latest ship News.

Steamer vurnua U s. sr.nsport) Psuuins.oa Fo,sr.s.
Monroe 70 hours pass 10 u. 5. Qnsrierma.er.
Ship VIM W.T. Clemens, News 10 days, baa,; to
Heye Bros.
BARI Johanna Louisa tBrem KscA, Havana IA days susss
Bark David Cannon tBr Mckenzie cienfuesos Is days
BARK Moron stoVeI lof Harp.wcn) Slower Ma,annas IL
Bsri Mssdslens. Day A,pinwsn 20 days. nd.c. to j. r.
Joy. Maya ID Charleston, spoke u 5. steamer vcksbHg.
cruising.
rsltar hpril l. fruit NC, 10 Brett, Son Co.
Bark w. T. Anderson tof Buckspor, Pierce sagua 10 days
sugar to Jas. Z. Ward Co.
Task Dearborn. May La. To- Ion IS 10 boarded
BY U S. sanboa ycks6us cruising who reported having
The day previous chased steamer but night coming on was
Bhs Cleopatra (w Dannberg Rio Jsneiro IS day, coffee
to Fnneh, &encs. Wendt March a. lat. II 20 J., on
80 IS spoke bark Aafusta. rl from LlneIy for Madras
April lat ~ miles ~ lon. % 40 spoke Italian bark Assent
jon rom Buenea Ayrss sOr Mseies, 10 days out snort oil
Bds Edwin COf Nassau, N P Sherman Mst.nzss II days
moasse, to Thompson Hunter.
Biz Stockton oi stockton Hichbom, MasnIss 10 days
Eng Lorens ODan) Won Ehrens Bnenos Ayres 60 dsys
hide. and wool to fpnch, Meincae Wend,.
schr. Coral, kent 81 Andrew, n. b., days. shingles to
scbI Tanslia = Calais 10 dsy., picket, to John Boyn
schr Nose. wsring, wnslow. ST. George, N B. via Boz.
ton timber to J. Richards.
sehr r. 4 Z. steernsn Camp, Virginia wood.
Schr. A. Van Cleef Lemon Georgrow coal
Schr NJ. u. Coukiin, Post, Virginia. oysters.
SchT. Lynchbarg, Van tesf, Virginia, cogL.
schr J. Van Zsnd,. Lopez, Newben. n. C.. ballast
Schr. yorktown, MAYOR, BALTIMORE coal
Scia Only Daughter, Robbins, Georsctown, coal.
schr f. Bennett Decker, Virginia oysters
schr Ann d.. Hslsey, Virginia. coal.
SchI sts.esWAn, Slcserson baltimore, coal
sebr. United, Anderson Virginia, wood.
sclr Hamilton. Ogden. Baltimore, coal
SolI r. G. Bu..el, Hudson, Vnsnin, wood
WISD-Snnsst, y. w.
BELON-Two brss nnhnewn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
Murder Of Deputy Marshal ss Rondous
His Bedy Thrown into the Canal.

On Monday night, May 2, Deputy-Marshal
Garrett Freer. while in the discharge Of his duty in
aTres,ug deserter. at EOndout, N. Y. was bruiay
murdered. and his body throw n into the canal
Ir-er. II seems repaired very inoautiously to the
place whore the deserter concealed about IL o'clock
on Monday night but failing to make his appearance
tho noIf morning suspicion Of foul play was aroused.
and search for his body at olce instituted While
graphing In the canal the body Of another man was
found, named Samuel BuIhans fsherman's SOU lat.
terry residing at Flatbush. about five mics from
KOndout
Tho body Of Mr. Froer was found on Wednesday
morning His skull had been broken In over the left
oye and there was also fracture tho back OF the
head His handkerchief tightly graspod In his left
hand
The Coroner Is now engaged in holding inquest ON
both Of the bodies Several persons have been arrested
on suspicion. and every effort Ia being made 70 fcrret
out the guilty parties
The affair has created great excitement at Rondout
and Kingston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. -While Michael
Gould and Timothy oBren were skylarking IN the
saloon Of james Reey at the of Roosevelt and
Water streets on the morning Of the 9th Mt. Gould,
who WIS much intoxicated fell against knife which
hr companion had In his hand. and received severe
cut in the arm. He was conveyed 20 the kew-fork
Hospital where he died yesterday. lie was II ycars
Of age native Of Ireland and resided az No. 7 water
No blame is attached 10 OBrien. Coroner Ranney
holds inquest to-day. Coroner Collin yesterday
held inquest on the body Of an unknown man, who
Nas found in the dock at Pier No :, y. K The de-
ceased was about feet inches In hight IS years OF
age stout built had long dark brown hair and whiskers
and dressed ina black froek coat black satin vest
black pants black SIX neoke, white cotton shirt, blue
WOODEN uudershr and bos In his pockets were found
quantity OF Brooklyn ferry tickets and card ofadms-
sion 10 Greenwood Cemetery. The unknown man who
few evenings zinc. in Third avenue and
instantly killed proves to have been John Kashen. he
resided In Thirty second street First avenue,
and at the time VI the accident who very much in
toIicaica, attempted 20 get on the front platform.
and wbilo doing FELL and the front wheel passed
bis head Coroner Ranney held an inquest John Eos
ter the driver Was acquitted Of all blame. Coroner
Collin held an inquest on tie body Of Ebenezcr w.
Nichols c. years of who nccidcntiy knocked
overheard from the barge Benjamin T. Towns. lying at
Pier No A. East River. and drowned Geo. r. Hay
don proprietor Of concert saloon at No SS broadway.
was held 10 bail b. JEEtsre Dodge on charge OF al
tempting TO shoot Mr.. Edwin Firth. OF the hrin OF
firth. Pond Co. The quarrel arose TO the owner
ship OF The saloon which s situated under the store OF
the lrm-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
Embellishments This Day and Evening.

70. location Of a,er, and time commencement zee adee'
fi,emests in other columns Of nisp dper
N,p,os O.pnyy-Customs Of the Countrywide Conn
SoogAh.
WINTER GARpEy-Richard III. - 49,,
REoApvAY TnEATYa--Sinmons, the Escamoteur
U.tIER's Wonderful Performances, NO 90 bfoadwsy
BARyun s-Pomp Of Cudjo's Cave, &c. A..
EITIoyAL ACADEMY or bFsIGs-Worhs oil Art
HIproTHEATRos-Eq uestridn PeIiormences
Hope CHapgI-Mammoth Stereosoopteoh. =,
CooPrR IysTITuTE -Masic-The Davenport Brothers.
isvrsa HALL-I,.timonial to Mr. George Leach.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
AMrnlcAx GEnGRApuIcAL Ann STATISTICAL

AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL
SoCIETY.lhs Society. which has been chartered only
ten years, is la hourisLing condition. and has at
present nearly 400 members aud library Of books
relating 10 geography and statistics. numbering over
1000 ,onmrs and large number Of msD- and charts.
The annual election Of ocef held at the rooms 81
the Society IN Clinton Iial cd THURSDAY evening and
ensuing year;
Fro.dsn, lion. Cha. r D.y for Vice Presidents.
Joseph F. Thompson d. D.. AShbAld Russell, and George
Folsom for Recording secr-iafY Wm. Coventry II. Naj
de or for.sn Corresponding >~cr-tuy trAnci. A. stout
Doneic Corresponding Secretary Cyrps w. Field; for
Poor, for CouHdIo,. Henry r.. Prrf-pont VIM I. bod
gett Henry tl-w,, Levi T. Morton, and W. w. Evans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

CoLLIsfOS.-The schooner Amelia, of Ma
chias laden with iron from Elsabethport for Boston
was run into on the evening OF the sd inst. when CD
postte Bedloe's Island by the steamboat John Potter
The schooner sunk Immediately In about eighteen
themselves In the ysw The John Potter proceeded On
her course without stopping 10 render Asltance or "
ASCERTAIN the damage she bad isAistsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

FAREWELL READIEGs.-Mr. George Vandcn-
hofI. assisted by Mrs Yandenhoff VIII give two fare
well readings previous to their departure for Europe
On Tuesday and Thursday evenings next at Dod.
worth's Hall Their programme will be comprised OF
selections from Shakespeare. Sheridan. Dickens
Thackeray Tennyson ard Hood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

HELLnR's CoYJURATIONs.-This very clever
Young Iusonist who holds forth at No 5S5 broadway
has created much excitement in the Sightseeing com
munty. who flock to his little theater nightly in crowds
OF fabulous size His programme s rich with feas OF
diablere of the most astonishing kinds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

- :, OF z|7UuF my o,
Yesterday three citizens of St. Louis were
arrested by the United States Detective Police One
hundred and seventy five thousand dollars In counter
felt greenbaoks and four plates used In printing the
nds were found In possession OF the partes They arc
all Old hands at counterfeitng and have carried on the
baaness for several years In this city and elsewhere
They viii be sent 70 Washington for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
Launching Of the sscn m. Rsstesy Chime.
Rna,ou R,idav Aav 1861

,cr :, D01FON, FIIu.y! NM u 100''
The iron-clad steam-battery Chino was sue
oessfuly launched from Adams's ship-yGrd in South
Boston at IL O'Clock last night the tide being favorable
az that hour. The Chino 10 the Grst OF twenty two
batteries ordered BY the Government on new models.
She is tuTetod. will Garry two heavy guns and when
laden win draw only six and half feet Of water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

TToTTISd on THE Union Course, l.. L.
Yesterday trot for the propetor purse and stake Of
sl6 mile heats, best three In FIVE In harness. came Of
on the Union Course l.. L There was good attend.
snce. the day being remarkably fine and the track In
capital condition The entries were II. Woodruff g
b. g. DeIteri ID. Pffer, b. m. frish Mid; Owners
g. m Lady Ella I. Organs 8. m. Lady Collins. and
A BIS bay mare. With the exception R Dexter
and Lady Collins, all tho others were drawn. Tho
victory III DEXTER on the Fashion Course on Wednesday
last whore no deicated Stone wan Jackson Lady Col
Inns and Gen. Grant made him tho ayorite eiOO 70 olo
being offered that he won the race Ater tho flint
heat BOO 70 - met with 20 taksrs and during The
third heat 600 TO o. was offered and taiea. Dexter
allowed that the confidence Of his friends wss no dis
plaoed as be won the first heat in 24t the second IN
1886, and the third In a:J7i TINS winning the rsoo
and money in thIes straight heats. To-day. . match
between Hiram Woodruff b. m. Sally Come UD and
Isaac Woodruff b. m. Rafting Maid. mile heats best
three in five In harness. comes of 90 the Union. A
good race 10 anticipated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

ENTERPRISE CLUE or BEDFORD, J.. I.-Those
who appreciate outofdoor sports and wish 10 give en-
oouragement to the national game Of baseball are in
vitod to-day 10 inspect the fine field Of ,he capiiolnc Bal
Grounds. Fulton sycnBc. Brooklyn. and give eoai
by their presence the ninth annual opening Of this
club. The Capitone Skating Pond has for tho coming
season been transformed for base bah purposes and ia
eycled surfice now presents as fine field Tor that
amusement as any within our Immediate vicinity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

LOYAL WORKINohES's ASSOCIATION After
the riots, last July number Of the loyal workingmen
Of this city organized an association uAdsr the name Of
the 'workingmens Democratic Republican Associa,
ton" 1w The purpose Of sevstDg the shEaCsr Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
AMERIcAN IssrIrurg.-A stated qnarterI

AMERICAN IssTITUTg.-A stated quarterly
MEETING 81 the American Institute held thursday
evening At the Cooper Institute John W. Chambers the
preset Clerk and Librarian war rrapponted for the
ensuing year with IN increased salary OF 1000 A
number ofnew members were elected The reports of
tie afous Committees read. That Of the Finance
Committee showed the Society 10 b- in fouris hing
condition p.cunisrily. Mr. McEirath offered series
u resolutions announcing the death Of Monsieur AleIan
der Natfcnarp, and moved that Committee be ap-
pointed 10 procure portrait OF deceased DIR. Hilton
rcad paper ealogzing the Deceased aud referring 70
the indebtedness Of tho Society ~ him his system OF
book exchanges and Other works. The resolutions Of
Mr. McEir-th were adopted. and DR. Hilton was re-
auested TO farns ooly Of the paper be had read for
the Of the Society.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
DoIitiraI Notices.

Union state Conventional Union state Convention
I'll be held The city Of Syracuse, WEDNESDAY, THE
TWENTY FIFTH DAY or MAY, 1854, at IL m. 70 cbooss
10 National Union Convention TO be held 81 Bali
ore on The h day Of June for the purpose Of nominating
candidates supported for President and Vice President Of
III. United States
All Union Electors OF the State Of EewYorh, who desire
the unconditional maintenance Of the Union The supsDsc,
Constitution and the complete suppression oi The ez
is;ug Rebellion with the csuse thereof by vigorous
and al apt and efficient means invited to send from each
A.sby district three delegates to represent them IN ssid
delegates 10 be- chosen Conventions called
by tie Uon Local Committees heretofore organ
red Dated Albany. March 2S 1851. -
CHARLES JONES, WIN. X STEWART
JAMTS KELLY ii. D. ROBERTS0N
J. a. pl'TCiIER J. O'DONSELL-
HAMILTON HARRIS w. = LINCOLN,
j W FREEMAN, y. b. FISHER,
JOHN A. COOKE Nm. GLEASON,
r. UsHFR ISAAC FULLER
N LAPHAW JAMES c. JACKSON,
d. V. BERRY, q. ID. TRACY,
NJ T. CusHMhN J. NJ sCHERMERHoRA
FRANK HlSCOCK, L. d. COBB.
BENJAMIN FIELD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

BOOK Satisfactorily afternoon there was
gathering ~ booksellers 1t Mr.. Leayits auction
rooms participate in tie purchase Of books given TO
the Metropolitan Fair. The catalogue embraced va
rety Of valuable English and American books. and sat,
ifiactory prices realized Tho sale win b. ooD-
tinued this Afternoon when assortment OF Gomes
tic snd foreign book vii be sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

THE TAX COMMISSIONERS The Tax Com.
missioner Office Wa open yesterday as usual but
there no business transacted. hessn. williamson
aud Brown having possession Of the Keys Of tho safc
containing tie books Air. Allen Of the old board, hav
ing been reappoin,cd by M Brennan, took sides with
the board. which intends u organize immediately
and contest the right Of Nessrs Williamson and Brow
10 the ofcc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
IAdyertiaenlantl

The New Tariff and the enormous rate OF EX-
change combined FENDER the cot Of imported commodities
than TIE price OF kEsr East lspi CoyyEg
therefore advanced and that indispensable article
sold by nj at "a cents per pound All Sf ktSrs
General Depot, No Ia Read--st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
Advertisement.
pYyORrST's kHW.NoRK ILLUSTRATED NEl

tai. week sTayed IA Sogsou, sppare he ont,
~. . oTsnl, brilliant and hoi We hasiy slance' have
sbe brsto the inside. Judge IL be- equally
Til. paper Ia. much improved ncn passed into the hands
OF ia present proprietor..-Disgston. Onelds ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

Advertisement,
! 900 RKFRIGRRATORs, from 81 30, at
J.. u. BAsyoRD's Cooper Institute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

TEACHERS SEyT SOUTH.-The National Freed
mems Relief Association have sent " Port Royal, & C.
by the steamer Fulton. which sailed yesterday tie fol-
lowing teachers 20 the freed peoples the Rev. Geo.
Nowcomb, Misses Lucy r. Nevcomb Martha A.
WiglcI. Clara A. Dean. Emna NJ Fogg. j. q. Hobart,
and Mrs. ID. d. Reynolds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

Willamsburgh, Thursday. She is Of about goo
tuns burden and was built under inspection for
Capt A. W. Barclay of London and is named after the
little daughter Of VIM Butler Duncan, ESQ. The Jessie
Duncan will class A No. here and at the French and
English Loyds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

"DsTIMRD DEw," delicious preparation
for to.i crystal fresh and ugraD; June
aud magical Ia IL sorug aud identifying effects upon the
sln- Sold by Druggists. Depot, No. sl9 Brosdway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

TwLSTY.Fmsr WARD USIos ASSOCIATION
At q meeting OF this Association held last evening q,
No. I35 Fourth avenue. Mr.. Murphy in the chair, sew
ersl speeches made and series Of resolutions
adopted inviting all Unon-loving citizens Of the Ward
to unite with them aud participate in the election OF
delegates 10 tho State Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
Passenger. Arrived

In steam hanport Garuad, from Fortress Monyoe-Mr
and Mrs Carter ). Rsndlet, W. w. Richmond X. q. Terry,
J. 5. Burns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
Iidvcrilsement q
IIrnanN n "
HATtHFLLOH

tested BoswEL Warmers CoLoKIrIc, and found excel
fI tho Hair and Whskrrs Gives natural appearance.
No trouble applying H. Ny customer. ike Il very much
Il will uio the pacr Of other Dyes JANIS BAroHrLLos
Colus he .uiiu brown black. One Application, without
wash preparation. Try t-yoa viii 40 other Depot;
No. y Dcy.,. ~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

DgpIcATIoY.-Th house Of worship Of the
South Congregational Church. corner Of Court nnd
President streets brooklyn, having been extensively
and beautifully rcnodocd, viii be dedicated to the ser
vice Of Almighty God tomorrow morning, The Rev
Edward Tayor. pastor elect, viii preach the sermon
The former pestor the Rev. r. ". Clark, d. d. OF Al
bany will preach In the evening. On Monday evening
MAY the Rev. Edward Tay will be Installed ~ pas
tor Of The church The Rev H. W. Beecher will preach
the sermon; and the Rev. X s. Storrs ID. D. tho Rev
Dr. Clark. the Rev. W. A. Bartlett and others. VII
participate IN the exercises.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

CupJo's CAvE.-After to-day the perform
ance OF Cudjos Cave will be withdrawn from the
Museum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

APPOINTMENTS BY The GENERALIZATION
troer Brennan has appointed Robert j. Brown as su
perintendent Of Markets IN place Of Matthias W
Gooderson. deceased. aud Charles A. Brown Deput,
Collector Of the City Revenue. in place OF Robert
Brown. promoted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

ANOTHER IRON FERRY-HoUsR.-T iron
ferry house at the foot Of Whitehall street. in course
Of construction viii present front Of 200 feet and
depth Of $50 feet In the center Of the building there
will be two towers 70 feet In hight with Ranking
tower on each end 30 feet high thus adding much tn the
appearance of the structure. The building entirely oil
iron the center OF lhe oor there four Whiting
rooms for ladies and gentlemen. The roons are about
II feet 10y ~ in sz-. On tho sides there are two smok
ing rooms This structure, which will be completed M
ton Ferry house made after similar designs but Is
smaller and lees imposing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07
HOTEL AaRrvALs.-Major-Gen. J. j. Pee

HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Major-Gen j. j. Peck,
q. S. Army. and the Hon Mrs. 4. y. shannon and
family California, sre ut the Astor House.
Gen. T.. w. Strsier Cincinnati; Gen. A. &. Eivon.
New York; Judge Jones. Buffalo; Col Teller u. s. a.
and Col A. Patterson, Key West are at tho Metropo
itsn Hotel.
Mrs. Gen Morris Philadelphia, and Capt. II. p. Gates
and wife. Hartford. arc al tho Everett House.
The Hon. G. Vibbard, Albany the Rev. j. w CLARK
and lady. Rochester. and WIN. Osborn and wife. ST.
Joseph, No. are at the Fin!A avenue Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

At II p m. the closing prices weres Gold. l73I Erie
lo1i; Reading. i2oi; Michigan Central. lai; Mich
igan Southern, 81; Cleveland and Toledo N6; Rock
Island, lo6j Cumberland. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

Rev. DR.. CHEEyER breaches the anniyorsar
discourse before the Church AntiSaycry Society
Sunday evening at his Church On Union square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

RESCUED PROM DRowSIyG.-Lsst evening,
about O'Clock, lady stepped overheard from the ferry
boat John Fitch. William Wright Of hoboken jumped
into the water her rescue and with the assistance OF
the deck hands both were safely landed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

ELooUKSCE AND ORAToRs.-Jobn b. Cough
win lecture on this subject on Monday evening 10Th
inst The lecture has never boon given IN New-forh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-07

Post Onice Notice. The Malls for GREAT
BRITAIN and tie CONTINENT vim Southampton and bre-
men, per Bremen, and Tor IRELAND via Snecns'
URDAf the 7b day Of May, a, lot o'clock and at tho
r,toxn stations follows: Stations and Il, 10 m sta
tions and D. " Stations and r, vt Station o.
a, m ABRAh WAkkaih, Z. ".