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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

Park NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF INC FNhK baNh' OF VIC
CITY oNss York required BY Chapter 40 Laws si 1853 for tie
week ending Saturday, the 26th day Of Mach, i04 -
Average Of Loans and Iscounts 16t8s8e 70
aaou-t OF sp~ce I,sgSssg -
hserasr amount o. Crculh'on 10
Average amount OF Depo'rN
City and County q Ee1.Yofk. -; J. Worth Cs,iu o
Park Bank beng duly and that the above sa'e
the best knowledge and belief
J. l. WORTH CASHIER
Affirmed before this 18th day q March 1854 -.
IN L HUT. Notary Public.
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PeorIc,r RnnL.--sta.en,cn. Of the PEOPLES BANE

New reque Chs.tef 49, Lave Of S for The week
ruding Saturday, the soth day Of March, lsS4i -
amount Of Loans and DrcOuntA %
amount Of Specie. Sxx6x 6O
Average amount oi
City aud County VI New fofk O. L. Cfov.l, Ciehs,
Peoples Bank being duly and say That ths
above statement correct the hest Of knowstse and oc
Sworn before NE this seth day Of Mach. i64
Notary Pablic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

broadway Bank.-Sta,euleut OF the BROADWAY
BANK required Laws q I tAs week enans
sanuaay 9th day Of March, ts54 -
Ay,r.ss aroouu ot suer, 4e7,54x 16
AvesSe snnOln Of CIcasnoh 81
Cru and County Of New Yok j. l. Event Cashier Of the
nrosawsy ben duly dese sad that The above state
S<oueCt, o TIE b-st oiny knsSledse and hsaei 49,
}. L. EyERITT, Cashjer
evsrr before me his 2sb day Of harsA, 1874
Hirs.s B.s.A Commissioner Of Deeds.
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reu, q the MiSUfAcrUREns AND MERCHANTS BAsK.~r-
Chapter $50 l G The ending Saturday the
18th day az March lsdE -
VI Ians and D.ooznts po
Av-r.s, amount az 12,19s ~
av.rssr ,n,opnt of Crcu laion .....,... 200 90
and Of New York Mas.srton Cashier Of lie
and Merchants Bsrk doy depo.e and ay
the tho Sst Of tpowedEe Ard Do
bef A hASIERIOS, Cahief
sworn before IN this 2olh dsy Of Esrch. 1884
w h Peer, Notary Public.
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BuuRs->tatclnSut
cured CHAPTER Laws Of 1853 for the weeA ending Saturday the
2fih day OF March, 1901:
Average amount q loan. and Diocsnts
Average Amount Of Circulation IVIIst
kyeraFe amount 81 Depo'Its.. IsIoi.tfo
Cyand County OF New York DanielV II Befiho Casho
IRE Irving Bank duly os ap hat te above state
nentis correct. DANIEL V. n. BRRTH0LF. CASHIER
before this 9 Ii day Of March. 1874
Tne,.. z. IT,. Public.
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Ra.t River Be nk .--staiemeHt Of th. EAST RIVER
go. Laws o. ln or hs Set Lat
estestay dAy OF baych. 1906 -
As~rsse snoass Of and Discounts tSA1xSs %
A,,,.s- .spo-t a. s,-,c se,66a %
Average Circulation
Of DeI1sis. ysisSoo 70
CITY co,nty Of New lo Wns Cainan Ca, ~ cs
d-poss and sf ne above A
Nm CARnAS. CAshs.
yss vas o,sss, No.a7 Public
Paltou Bauk,-stateuasnt OF the FULTON BANK. %
required Chapter Of 49, G the ~eek epds Saturday TIE
eAh oay 81 karoh. 1885, It'd.
Ase>se aud Dssosnts -
A~ssaSS t0onn q
Avvfafe 4S.Saf W
asstses q Depo~is s-oosoSo %
CHI AIS Robert A. Hsydoei Cashier oil
~ Faoo being sn.d deps ai that he above stale
Gu HAyDOcK. csshis.
AAsss< tsS,s - In sc4 dsy u ha'sh. 1854
Tree HUvssr, Fotsy Pubic
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TTBLIT ATtIIUN.
At the City Han MONDAY April H. 1884. At n o'clock
H. will be sold Public Auction, TO the highest bidder,
with adequate security. for tcrm often years
from the lst day OF May, 1894:
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Bank of the New-Yorl Dry Dock Company

Bank OF North Acknowledgements Of the BANK
NORTH AMERICA required by Chsr go Laws Of 1888
aaalns Saturday, the 70 IA day Of March. sos
loans md DISCOUNT ,6Sc.IB1 20
Average OF si.53I 50
Ave- amount Of Caeuistson. 1Ss.S6b W
CITY sDd County Of New forb, - A. Benrdsey Cashier
Rak North ADerC. duly dpe uad that the
sSsvs kBosletge and Bsa
J. A BEARDSLEY CssbsL
s~orp bekss his 9ssh cay ofMafCh, 1874
IL Rttrn Pubic
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CITY POINT, Dec. 16.-The Richmond Dispatch of
to-day after iuly confirming the previous reports Of
che capture of BRISTOL states that the enemy then adj
Vaneed up the railroad towards Abingdon, which we
presume fell into their hands. though we have in
formation OF the fact. The next We hear OF them
they had Of nine O'Clock yesterday morning pounced
down on Glade's Spring, depot the railroad
thirteen miles this side OF Abingdon, taking every
one there by surprise, and capturing all of the rail-
road employees except one, who managed to escape
to tell the tale.
At last accounts the enemy were pushing up the
railroad in the direction OF Marion, which Is twenty
seyon miles on this side OF Abingdon This n rad
an BREOKnRDGE's rear. The raiders leaving his
forces somewhere in the neighborhood OF Knoxville,
came up the north side OF the HOlstOn River, and
crossed over to Bristol 1t is probable that the raid
rs separated, one party proceeding to Bristol and
the other to Abingdon. If unchecked, 1t IS likely
they will come up the railroad even TAR as Salem,
and thence eecape 10 Kanawha, by theTOute followed
by HUNTER last summer.
Il IS unknown who is in command OF this eXpedi-
Eion but IL looks very much like some of SToNEMANs g
RalOping work. None OF the dispatches received
say anything about SatYlle. Ifitp unprotected, it
has doubtless been visited by the enemy. Ii, how
ever there were any troops there, the Yankees were
apt 10 fight shy OF 1t and conine their operations to
the railroad,
At Glades Spring the nemv captured an engine
and fourteen flats, with some railroad hands. On
these party OF men were mounted and sent up the
road towards Marion and a de'patch from the
operator at that place yesterday, tell Us that they
Wero at 2 O'clock within mile OF that place.
Their object Is easily OWNED. II is TO burn the
bridge over the HOlston, aud break the road to
prevent troops from beng sent down the line
by steam 70 reinforce Saltville TO SaltYile the
main body will undoubtedly go, IN all human pro
liability has already gone. There are some tOrtfca
lions at SaltvIlle, and some reseryes-what number
we do not know. III these can check them by any
aaNri6ee reiDfOrcements will soOu he nj ON
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THE NAvY-OFFIOIAL.DEsPATCH.

THE NAFI-OtEIClAL'DE ESPAICh'
The Battle nt Nashville
WASHINGTON Dec 16.-1he following has boon
received at the Navy Department.
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 16, 10 A. NJ Hon.
GIL RoN WELLEs, Secretary OF the Navy Jenerai
THOMAS attacked, esterday, upon HOOPS Lent sup
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iesil. was the capture o, CHALMER's Head-quar
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and sixteen guns, with probable 10 10 the army
not exceeding five hundred killed and wounded.
The attack will be resumed this morning.
(Signed) s. r. LEE,
Rear Admiral Commanding Mississippi Squadron.
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The Battle Of Franklin.

Gen. HoOD's official report OF the battle OF Frank
I'm has at last been received. II VIII be seen that
our reported extraordinary loss OF general officers
" but too true. The following is General HOOPS
despatch -
HEADQUARTERS Army OF THE TENNESSEE, SIX
MILLS FROM NASHVILLE, Dec. g. 1864, via Mobile,
Doo 0.-iO the Hon. d. A. SEDDoN IA boat O'Clock
A. NJ. Nov 30, we attacked the enemy al Franklin,
anu drove them from their centre line of temporary
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IN our posseHsien ana retired TO Nashville closely
tOl owed by our cavalry.
We captured several stand OF eolOrs aud about
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great gallAntrY. We have 10 lament the loss OF
many gallant officers, and brave men. Major
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were killed. RMaiOT-General JoHNl brown and
Bngadior-G GENERALS s. CARTER MANIGAULT, QU AR
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LIS, CCCHTErLI and sCorr were wounded, Bhga-
der. General CoRDoE was captured.
tSpned) J h. IooD, Major-Gcneral.
A iubsoouont telegram rom General Hoop, says.
that our loss ofofcors excessively large in pro-
portion 70 the loss fmrn.
FROM GEORGIA.
Fort McAilistcr Taken by sherman.
on cial Intelligence was received yesterday that
the enemy on "wednesday carried Fort MCA lister
by storm The garrison OF the fort consisted Of one
hundred and nity men. Fort McA1stor s on tho
Cgecchcc River, fifteen m les northwest Of Savin-
nan. at the point whore the savannah Albany and
Cur Railroad crosses the rver II ia about six
miles from the OSataw sound The capture OF this
post ON puts SHERMAN IN communication with the
Yankee fleet without Attempting any military oriti-
cism, we cannot withhold the opinion that the ex-
posing OF one hundred men 20 the assault Of sHEB-
MANS whole amy was a piece OF extravaganza that
our present military resources do not seem to war.
rant
The Eraminer has the io1owing;-
Fort McAllister commands the entrance TO tha
Ogeechee River and has prevented the enemy hero.
toiore from aso ending the river, We believe there
are other works further up the stream which would
render its navigation by the enemy extremely un-
comfortable. The iall OF Fort Mc Al lister does not
~ any involve the loss of Sayann ah bus will
necositate the reinforcement OF the troops defend
ing that CITY. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
WASHINGTON Dec 16 1870 p. Mo Major
General DIX, New \ o TX The Western telegraph
lines are working very badly, on account of ram
storms prevailing.
The iOOwng unofficial dispatches have boon rU-
c,ived;-
NAsHvILLE Dec. 1G 1854 Chour not statedl,-
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was severe and terrible. Our forces victorious"
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thing so I'm perfectly successful and the prospect
Is fair to crush HOOPS army.
Nothing since my last despatch from any other
quarter. EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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9drr, N~ieoenbupf; s. ednitber, 2Odbauien;
Sis. @ittbOp, 8rOdbauien; 8iIbelm 8runBel,
apblitdDt; 9tnnu gbt, !Sauien; 6 .!9abn, @ort'
.mannsrotb; 6einr. 8rOder, SeIisoOrf; tSeinr.
8anobUff, Opesfelo; &unig. @eiomann, SLID
ba3; 8artbel Monne9Ulc, &ela; 6elir 2balsr,
8aI9reutb; @eOrs SepbI 5%rauenwulO; 8Ilbelm
6ammerihlag.
SIM @anSen 800 gaRusiere.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-08-16
MarhlanO Gtaats=G unucntiun.
s. s. 50 r,
Sen. sSSnipettpr.
MnnappI

annapolis, Is. Nu9.
Die GeIoluticn, baB ii4 Die Contention nit
benz 81. D. 80. pertueen lpu, wurce un9enum=
men.
Grecutip 9epartemenL. Die 3,
gno 4. Section, mel6e perflet, oaB, i'm Sale
Die goItSitmmen BET Der @ouperneurstpabl 3tpiz
iGen spei ganbiroteu gIei1 getbeilt iein iolten,
Der 2egi8Iatur bic Gntl6eipung Sulteben foil.
Wuroen pbue ENHANCEMENT angenpmmen.
Sect. 5. Gine perlDn, melhe auf baS Gpuz
perneursamt ~refleetirt, nub bu8 IS. Sabr iiberz
l6ritten baben, w~eni9itens 5 Sabre Burger Del
Ser. Staaten fem urO Die flint Der @a6l Dor
bergegan9enen Sabre i'm State gepCbnt baben,
Sir. ga[iant bon Ialbct 60. polte bic 3ei
Der 8ur9eriduft ouf 10 Sabre perldngert tpiien.
8ernorfen.
EEAbbOtt pom Baltimore ~Offertrte Elm
Nmenoement, peldes babin lautet, oaB fein ma
turaIliirter 9lrser Gouperneur merpen fam
uno nur elm @inoeboreuer oa8 Nedt babe, als
Ganbioat ouf5utreten.
Sur. SANDS pom 81 al b 6 0. bpffte,
baB oa5 ENHANCEMENT nidt our69eben mD9e.
Gs leien pieIe 9~lusIdnber i'm Sample fir Die
Union uao lebr piele ugmeritaner" tdmpfen
segen bieielbe. 9ie 3eiten fur o~erartiqe OtaB=
legeln ieien porbei. (9urrab fir Sancsl)
QlbbpttS ENHANCEMENT muroe nit 81 ee9en 3
Simmer uernOrfen.
Sect. 6, wel6e pom Der Grpdblun9 einee
lieutenant GOuoerneurs banoelt, wuroe belprp-
den. SANDS unO SburitUn befurpOrteten be
Section.
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Der 0irGt ,,SaQa1aIee".
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LAt SbttSS htbt SS4H StttuVSHSN SGDtHepN
New gOrt, IA. glug. Ser Schooner
,GorrpG" BON OitzWlabias, DE-, zines bel
e0rgeitern Our6 Oa3 Naubidiff nSalaba1ee"
.Qeuommenen 6abr5eu9e, fln 9eitern (Samitag)
bier all. 9elien Gapitdn ma6t Die fcI9enoe
Quslage: Sim II. D., in 40.19 Nr. II. 1921
9dnqe, muroen mir ppn Dem 0ebellenoampfer
,SalabuiIee", ooer pielmebr Our6 oas Yiloten<
boot rSSlules 6unt", pelheS unter COMMANDO
elmer 3ebeIensD tannI6aft itanO, beproert, gu
b1Iten, biz Elm Sopt pom Oampfer fdme, pel6ea
au6 balO berunfom. Ser Gapitdn muroe an
8orO oeS 8iraten 9ebra6t, mo- er einen 8onr
BON 10000 un%terSeiduen mubte fIr SreiIdis
Iung oeS SbpOner3. 6ierauf empFingen pir
IL BeriOuen, pelde Die YIiiagiere unO Dlunn-
i4aften Der fOlgenoen Sdbreuge waren: Srig
q. Ni2aro8 BON Spiton; Barrie 8ap State
BON Bottom, DON Qleranoria na6 Nep Sort
Nrig Nrite @itelle BON Bolton; Sblrlplp pon
Cutler, Nle., unO Schooner Ntluntic ron gppiz
Jon, nah 9lew gprt, Die ale perbrannt puroen
AUDI ole Nlanni9aft be8 8ilotenboDtes Samea
6unf. Se983ebn Der obigen Perionen puroen
auf Sire S5lanp ans 2an0 geiebt; einige an
oere BET Sort 6amiltDn beute WtOrgen. Ser
@apitdn pes S9pcner3 Carroll bel6reibt ba6
aaubI6iff als 1000 SOnnen baltenb, 1T lidt=
grau Qugeitviden, bat fem 8usipriet, sWej
G1prnIteine nit rptbem Spdel. Die Off5iere
6eS S6ife8 iusen, OaB iie pps sebn Sa9en bel
8ilmin9tpn Die 8IUtube brdden uno idpn mebz
'rere S9iffe perbrannt bdtten.