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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

CRIMINAL OPTICAL NEGLBCT.-WiI Mayor
wood o. Brootyn whose residence Is doubtless H some
rsasnnt mot do his ,uieIiEg and dying fellow ctisas
,be ,us,,,e 70 ,Abe "Trip dewn 10 RedHook FoiSh in
tho ,rrslf,h Wsrdi vii 10 drag along ps Bosrd OF
Health vito limi lie viii find there oil tie sond'ion"
fsr rsstfsnoo o, tbs meet dangerous character He
vii, end tenement housee that are little better Than
manure he,vs; 10 viii ind thess HOUSES Inhabited in
various degrees BY drunken mes, dirty women. nab
NAKED children in li,trs OF surpriSing number hogs
DOGS sad soats; 10 viii find the streets in frort orc
great ss pool tss air reeting with oontsgon and 'he
whole r. don Ne rsost rcsndsou0 disgrace 70 ciV.sa
aeo Az re tlsn iris, Hs will find II we arc
p,orcri, frrrsd several Of malignant typhrs
fever areay IL Erogrsss generated. beyond donb by
40 pgi,opsw uoo n ftnten lots and kindred filth Of
Ss MAJ, ',.,-osd ~ will lie useIsss 10 plead want
> W reform hiS abandoned region tie
Ia he Toayd 81 Hsalth sso shsolntsly dsspotoi
-ssE otS .rernilR,s hogs snpty whole blochS
~ hots.a ana remove Ne population OF half She cg II
ssy even ebo,re " sspposo necessary br public
MI Ths psylsst year ailsr year. Of this BED Hook
region IL .sadnoBs disgrace 10 the city and II sone
NJ, Done forthwith in tho way Of improvement
sere vii be pLaEss which sarsOs be confined to tao
pig ssss and goSt ynsA Of tho POINT Perhaps h' si'y
an.hortiss are Af,ad OF offending certain influential
non resident property owners or perhaps the political
inference Of certain rgEsecr who carries tho Ivelnh
Ward In hs dsrnjohn powerful ~ he interfered
with su. win the Bo.fd Of Health presume ~ IN. TIE
live, o. NE k.lpess residents Of thk bsniEAtsd region
ln,o 81. seale with ram l1gs and iaI lisIsi LRt Ee
pro officials 90 dosa and sos Tor sheHSeigosi 1! -
10 .gnbly safe 10 70 there by daylight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

KENTUCKY SLAvEHoLDRRs.-A letter nom
a4odsrson Kentucky, TO this ONCE says,
49, The Shareholders here are on the rnxiops seat
ahsy fear the bands Of robbers gusrrss
" thsse specimens Of chiyay seem disposed 70 levy
Contribution on friend and foe and they are In constant
ttsad Of losing their 'niggsrs'
DO MT know lit would not be good plan 10 let
uw bands OF these despera alp through the son
tafy a. might induce the State 10 raise her quota
s1 think III Ii rightly managed the non eholdefs
tin yet demBEd negro enlistmenn. OF course am in
Asor Of tkis though three vi sbleboded chatels
sValad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

The great success attending the "Boy"'
books which the Gessrs TnroS originated has pduesd
May limitations. Tho bobbla Boy"--lfs Of Banks
Ile Drummer Boy" q. great jsrsri's with the boys
sales ere being made sits then t.w edition Of each
With sac wonderful A6vsntarts Of Dok OEslow among
TIE Red Skins" advertised In our columns 70 day
Hessrs 4. will publish in few days e book f5r
boys sad girls by fsy;ite author that viii for time
ehgrosa q attention. 1t is called The Little Rebel"
Boston Traveller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
The Massachaso:fs LcgisIaurc.

, BDsION, May I, I6BF
In the Massachusetts Senate yesterday, the
committee on Federal Relations reported series Of
resolves in relation tn national affairs fnyoring tao
pSccution Of the war and pledging the Of
the D. ATE In Its support; recommending amendment
t. the Constitution abolshing Slavery and declaring
that tie Pa Ssldent hss discharged tho duties OF his
Office with fidelity, sagacy and courage, and that hs
Administration deserves Tie confidence Of the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
cuoorna hgpaAY IN TIE SEVENTEENTH

s1oorrEo APPRAY IN TIE SEVENTEENTH
wsrd.-L~t evening shooting ARRAY occurred IN the
liquor ssor. Of VIM. Patterson No. 2s7 Eat Thr'oea'h
Street, in which notorious hsokorelrile rowdJ 'ohh
Burns, alias "Pper." was shot In the len breast ~
VIM. Broderck. with whom be had been quaErehhg Tor
some time back. Tho wounded man was taAel 10
Bellevue Hospital and Frederick arrested BY oiAcor
Farrell Of tie Seventeenth Precinct. r..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

DRovyED-1a Pike Township Potter County Pa, on the
18th OF April, 1854 Miss JENNIE WHEATON, daughter of
Lewis Whsston, late of ADsgsny County NJ Y
Thu young lady lo her fathers house In company with
Ia IN the army. While tho road she crossed
woss Branch The creek up to rafting pitch, and
within few inches Of the bridge Whom within ten
feet Of the shore he fen e and foSted down about half mile
where nor hor found hor against hosd wood Every
had 6ons itswofk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
E.tertaIp,neuts Tst, Day and Event.

For Ioeato Of eaftv5 and tire o. esrmne-senf ss ddsr
hi,nrsis "a Nther epbvSDs If tsts Pspa,
WALLAcTs Tzzir{R-to.sAsle
cIBtoB 0lRDss-1he Connie Sosrsh
WINTER QIsDEa-Yhs 5sEccSeGs.
OLrEPIc TnRlTES-Hsady Andy-Ma,epps-
BROADWAY fBkLrsR-5inlnoRs,t the Esesnsteufs
ElWSUE s-fomp Of Cusjs's Cave, 10.
kArIo-AL AcADhxr on buiay--works Of AT.
rlFPoIHs.TRo,-Eq1estrs,s foIfofusnoeS
EoPs CnAPkIr-M.Anoih Ssesosccpticcn.
COOPER IEsnruTB-Aaho-TbsD ayenp port Brothers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

PgrURyrNo.-Gov. Yates Of Illinois, accom-
panied BY Gen.pglesby and Gel Snyder. were Al .ho
S. Nicholas yesterday. They are their way home
x,rd. Are, trnsacting business al Washington. they
,,itad rofnees Monroe end tie foriioasons ~ York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

INV 'IIAFHNl 'olH.l " ~
The largest fire that We have had for thirty
years took place last night TAe ne0deon factory q
" cat & Dayh the carriage factories OF Has co. D.
r. Goodrich, and Bunoe 4 Co, the suver-p,uhg shop
OF d. c. Calbrsith tho Davenport Mission CtspeL TWO
nriyaia residences and brick barn were destroyed
: Orc man, whose nAmo could not DO nsceTtNhSd. per,
ished In the flames. horse was burned. The totsl
loss by Ere was from $50 800 ~ $1,000 the insurance
on which Ia about 533 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

CAPTAIN CHALKBH.-A morning paper whose
odltoy. watch Tor opportunities to bring dAefont uy
tbs Goyerumelt and s oleiAls aeVeVes consiieI@n.o
s,.os 10 tbs subject OF tho arrest OF capt az
snscj.st ana faithful DIGESTIVE in ths Uhica oeise
rsvenuo stryies a short time since he vas n,res,,u
vithevt warrant, ard sent 20 Fort LAnyet.e; Fne,e
was detained threo days, and then uncehsl,0nA3 ~
Leased by Gen Dix and atsr an examination III W.
ho 0Cbsksrl proved his entire Innocence be N@s ri
stoysd 10 lis lrOsto1 in the Custom House mr., h.I
burt Of the Investigating Committee, ana Me us'eu
ssates District sornsy joined wiih others ~
n,ocnre His rslsasa The affidavit Of bribery VINCE
Wn, produced against bin could not stand ,ho ,os "
,erutfuy He has rendered excellent service IA oe'ce
ing Blockade runnors hence eOntraDahd TRACER. enu
C'op1erhesds hate him, and will SUCK ~ holiIns
10 nIuro his character. loaded steamer sup
10 be Intended for a Rebel privsteer. YVES p1i1s
watched BY him a. the limo Of bis arresh una sa
have escaped while BIO was In custody. JI9oeeulnss
arising out of te arrest Of Capt Chaker w Dc
taken at onoe and he result made known In que so-
SON The Seosssionsts and traders In conuapnnu
goods gave the Captain noisy and boisterous rec.Y
tioh on his arrival at Fort lafayette, swinging socn
hats and yelling with great enthusiasm. Some ofrhese
sent the fort upon evidence procured Dy
Capt Chaker. =.
fhs heads Of departments In this city have no doubt
Of the patriotism aud fidelity Of Chpt Chnker and The
Investigation which he courts VIII they belove snow
the reasons why he arrested aud sdord uRdoubt'
ed proof Of his loyalty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
The .... .
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS

These Bonds issued under the Act Of Congress Of Marc
1884, which provides tina, all Bon Is Issued under thi,
sha DO EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by or under any State
Or municipal authority Sabsc1p to these Bond.
ceved in United sstos or notes Of NaonL Bsnks
They are TO BE REDEEMED IN COM the plea,ur. Il
the Government q. any period s ts~ ss
forty year. from their date and ant their redsnpo FIVE
PER CENT INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN. -
Beads Of not hundred dollars s-ns.y and on ~
other Beads semiaanuay The in.eres. paysbs On 10
fret days Of March aud September in each year.
sabIcg5e viii receive either Registered or Coupon gonas
a. they my prefer.
Registered ya1ds are recorded the books Of the e. g.
Treasurer and be transferred only tbs srds
Coupon Bonds ar, payable bearer and conrsnisn
for commercial uses
subscrber 10 this loan VIII have the option Of having hs
Bond, draw interest rem March p BY paying the accrued
National Banks adding fry per for pre,au recsvs
them drawing interest from tho date Of subscription I'D
deposit
"A these Bonds sIemp. from municipal ststs taz
a,ioH theh value Is increased from Pc pss
alnu according the rate Of tax LOWE. In various parts
the county.
Athe present rate Of premium gold they pay over 1
per cent interest in currency and equal ass
psrnauea! or temporary investment
Il believed that securities offer sa, Inducements .
lender, the various descriptions Of u Bonds. In q
other orss Of indebedness the faith ability Of private
pledged for payment while so ss debts Of the United ssass
III. whole property ofths country holden the ps
meat ofbSth principal and interest in coin.
These Bond. may be subscribed for Ia from 50 sp
any magnitude on the ters and thus made equity
s-ssbs the smallest lender and rses. capsi,. rasy
be converted into money any moment end the boidsR
viii have the boneh. Of tie interest
The fac. That al duties imports payable in spccis fi
nshes fund For Ike payment OF interest e, oovernmsA
Bonds Hugely Of she Of the Treasury for ~
purpose.
Instructions to the National acting agents wss
issued tho u s. Treasury until March 20 but in s
Grst three weeks Of Ap tho subscriptions have svesassl
more thas
Subscriptions will be received BY tao T,easurr Ctas
tniieS State, 8. Washington, and the ASas Tyedsrrsv
x Eer.York Boston ard rhfsdepha and BY As
pIrsr NATIONAL BASK OF NEv YORK No wal-s.
sscoxp NATIONAL gAsK OF Nsv-YoEK. 2)d g. BrawsSk
fouaTa NATIONAL BAsK OF SEv-YoaK, Rinss-
srrrH NATIONAL BAsK oy Nsw YoRx, 6thsy BrdwsN
TH~ru NATIONAL BASk OF NEvYoRx, No. 90 Broadway
EzwYoax Rational EXCHANGE BANK, 1874 0reeawiohSe
Flssr NATIONAL BAsK OF PHILADELPHIA.
FIRST NAr1syAL BANK OF WAsHIseToI.
And By ell National Bsak, which arc dsposi.sries q
pubic money An r,spec,Ss banks ard bankers througheo
tho csurty vii furnish further Information on sppeatoas
and .sori every facility % suoseriberI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

DRATH OF COMMODORE w. ID. POTTER
Commodore william ~ Porter died on Sunday morn
ing at Saint Lukss Hospital 70 which place no was
taken tsTee weeks ago. Commodore Porter ives born
in Louisiana appointed frsn thu State Of Masss-
cLusets entering tie service January le23 saw u
Years sea duty years shore duty and years
unouploysd 10 between 50 and co years o. q,
the time Of his death. complication Of complaints
among which were the ABssSipp fever and neuralgia
Of tho hsart-oarrisd him or Hslesves wife who waa
with rim a. time OF his death. one daughter who is
in Richmond and two sons who arc in tho Confederate
service. Tho deceased had broad reputation for cOur
ago having fought his ny from Cairo 10 EowOr!esns
The honor OF destroying the Rebel rom Arkansas DO
hngs 20 him. he vas the commander Of the nonci@d
e,nboA. Essex al Fort Henry-a boat which vas built
according to bls OWE planand he became noted a. te
man who had mechanics working At one end OF his YES
SCI While his guns working at shs other In the
rtssk on Fort Henry while the brave lars on board IRE
Essex stood CALAMITY al their guns, ball ron the P0'
few along The ship through the bulkheads. and then
ors.h,d through the middle boiler iCap. Porter (sIce
proootsd 70 the post Of CommodoTe) badly ssaded
on tho face and hands bat he resumed active st
Wet, ard has since taken part In most Of the sarAs
events OIL ths MBsiAsippi River and lis tributaries par
ti,pating in over 50 engagements Al the ont'e' Of '
Rebellion hS loyalty doubted. but he ha'ssned 70
provs himself worthy officer Of the Republic In his
death the county has sustained the loos OF slfn
sailor, and brave and patriotic citizen Lis remains
viii probably DO removed 10 PhiladolpLi" Tor iA!sIHsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02


Novelty aud ysluab 10 additions splendid and
gr-phic Illustrations in DEnosEATsE Y ILLUSTRATED
NEWS Of this usek New muEc AID interesting illus.
,Fstons. DO not fail 10 this No now ready. Price
10 cents. Sold eyerywisFs. Aa,t FREQ recoip! Of
price. No. - Bsekman-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
Dnsiness Metres.
TIE LONDON CLUB CoFHZE.
RsAoyAL-Ths Dspo, Of this coiTes IA reuoyeits
Nc. ~ CoUErL1sprsl,


NIGHTS or PAINFUL NATcuIEG WITd Poor,
,i crying ,hndlen can DO svoliel BY IL, use c, MIA
wIH.-ow's sooruIro sTnUY relieves tss Hale suaorss
from rein cures wind collie requisites tho so,eh md bowels
oou.ct, .cidty and during Ii, process Of teeisg IL in
vslusl, Peoaty sAlo ia al eases, million, Of nshsrs
;estify.
For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
srsnchlNs ard ether Pulmonary ASeo,lons Dr. JiHSEe
ErpEc1onAJr For many yeA,' t' article mas been the
Standard remedy and thousands Willingly icftfJ 70 ' virtue
lie ots are ste and relief certain. Sod by hIroHsE
TTLSH Co No I Chamber and No Hudson street, and
by Druyrs'. g.neralJ.
A UNIVERSAL Hat STORE,
-crrcrcnrg ell the s;es; Fashions o. lie Old world end th'
GEETLsHEsi DRgSl HkD
0srTIspKs't BusfrEss HATs,
CEILDssss FANCY HAT,,
IsyIsrs RAScr nArI,
Nnsn HAT, ISD BoSsETi,
Borr .sD YOUTHS HAN AID CAN,
:. tJp4oer eolvoneDco in so.i city like Nsn'fotk'
LId
sUcHh STORM Is GHSrys
No. tiJ Bfoalway, 81. Nicholas Hotel
NeoI Of Esa- who wish 10 leara In hAf an hocT VIA.
IHE WOMB y WE4sisG
In tho way Of sitdoof Head lf'i-si, shsJd o. onco
go THrsH,
f'f -verytinK IN the line tA.t fashionable ard tsst,fl
fly eold desire Ia ssmPraa ia 'he su,ob sna ee-Ans
CPSfy ~ 50 Broadwfy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
EretiaI Eotires.

The Executive Committee Of the Onion Central
Committee will hold a regular meeting on MONDAY
EVENING hsy2 1904 ct headquarters corner Of Broadway
OWEN W. BRENNAN, Chairman.
h HsssI n b H T,1, Secretaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
Totrl nunher OF yotep csst.,,....,

MARYLAND CONVENTION. - The Common
Council Of Baltimore have unanimously invited the
Constitutional Convention IN sion ~ Annapolis.
20 dy0urn TO baltimore, and appointed comiaiteo 10
convey tho expression Of their wishes 20 the Conveaon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
gsI. Of vrize stc1rners,

BO5T0N, Setnrnay, 4 priI 20 Icbf
The prize steamers Scotia and Mary Ann were
sold a. suction to-day The former trough. e24SSi,
and the latter s2l. co.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

Regular Meeting OF the Sixteenth Ward
4 nioa AssOcis lion will DO held THIS EVENING 1t
sadqusr.eti, 10. zi5 sth Az, a. Q o'clock.
HOOPER @. VAN WORST PIosid.nt
TaezAa LIyLr Secretary,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
iyartissmsnt.J

CEDAR CANPHoR is alsrs durable and pungent,
"a vel cheaper, than nmss Camphor. Dead SIrs
on Moths. Hsrris CAa pmsn. sole Faoturers Bos
tOu Druggists haYs t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

For asaie-Th.t spleBdd aud vslqsble IRON MAFUFAos
TfJRiNG ESrA BLIs HBENr In the City Of Toledo "a,
bank o. the river foot q Eha ls5 fee. rivsr 'front.' ud
good deck ala ae extensive stock Of Toes and aeape
Engines CASTING and lfon Work gsssrAy' also, tss TOM
and Patterns Tor the manufacture Of American Hsrawa9
tsnsive .bIsheDt, with is superior Location vi" ec ~
b. gain TO paes wiahls TO engage in ne
ROY Myes. Ples1 Toledo o.. CT o. T. RUSSELL, on ns
r~rrf.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
MARIE ID.

INSTRUMENTATION Thur.diy, Aprt =. by the
Kr, Ma sth-nck o. Baltimore Edmund III. reHdiSaoa ss.l
Cosuea H. sh.sr Of tho late william i. Marcy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
OYIrnrnH REnTnRRs.

OyGNGToH BG9TUERs,
CHtyA GrD CLAss IMPORTERS.
world cal aensa to st elegant aud extensive stock OF
ao~da
OuR SPtrss STocK i IN before The edysn,s
IN rod, aud viii be sold accordingly.
Visa s.usrns on TIE presss seIs Of sss rtAy out I'D
tnt agsS isi.s initial ~ order.
fYogrss CLOCEs, PLGTsD GOODS, ke., &c.
,as- cal lfl examine e.. r'lnrnt snt prices.
Nos. 20 ,ni 20 fulton st.. Brooklyn.
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Costar's Exferra.nators.

Costap's ENferIa.naEors,
ocosTARsp AUTHORIZATIONS.
"C0sTARso ExTERMlNAToES.
"CosTARs- EXrERIiNAToAs.
HCOsrARs" EXrERMNATUEs.
sCOsTNR'S" ENrEFMiNATORS.
sCOsTAkS" EArERMlNATOES.
-COsTNRs" RNTERMiNATGRS.
.CosrARs' EATERMiSALoaS
.CosTARs" EXTERaNAToRS.
"COSTARS- EATERNlNAIOkS.
.COSTARS" EXrERMlhArOR5
sCOSThRSp AUTHORIZATIONS.
.COSTARS" DETERMINATIONS.
Fa RAl llse, Reaches Ants, Bed. Bn;' Moths p Fufs'
az ooaus s,s Insse.s ON Plants, Fowls, Animals ~
81, wear. established in n. Y. CiIy'
"Only nlalib.e reInsdies known
-Fres irors Poisons."
met d.nscrOa. 70 no Human Family
.Rsis come ou, OF their holss to do
r--sop ,y al Druggist. evtrywhers.
gs-I III BsvAsA u Of all worthless limitations.
COSTARSn Depot No. 489 bToad"ay, n, Z.
DcvIIn 81 Co.
SPRING STYLES
NOW READY.
BROADWAY, cor. GEkND-ST.,
BROADWAY cor. WARREN-Sr
Fountains aud Vases,
With great variety OF
ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS
For
GARDENS Lawns and PARKS
SETTLES sU,dMERHoUsEs.
LIONS, BEERS DOGS,
And other Animals.
JAMES, FOE LER, KIRKLAND Co.,
Manufacturers,
Corner ~ Resae, Centre and Elni'ss',
OAe block from Broadway
Watches and Jowelry
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by
OFO. c. ALLEN, No. as Broadway.
Ono aoor below Caualsh, formerly ~, IL W alls~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

35S.-FoSLsR ~ WELLS have removed the
rAieaoo.!-a cAbns. 70 No. sas nF'.a"ay ne4 WAaeF'
The Nay No Phlcnoisscs. Js4Tnal ro-dy at No 5s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

THp AR,l AKD LgG PALMER's PATgyT) sup
r',ss r Solder. Nv the fn,enor r. FRtTE PALwsR sur
r,is sro.drty cor Asorpaor n y. SO Chest.
nu'st PIMA ~ orier 81 tho SungroS uHhhkiL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

TRUSsKs. ELASTIC SToCKIEGs, SOsPRNsoRY
BLSDaGr', ssPPoRTHss s,-"hRsu Cos Radical CufS
TTg.- Oh sniy a. No. lVe,oy-s.. Lsdy attendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

Sstice 10 tho Mcmbsrs Of the Opou Board OF
Stock Brokers.-Th. hrr. meeting Of the above Board
viii be hOle ct the bo1d Rooms No. ii Rrosdst on MON
DAY, May 2, 1854, ss o'clock P. N.
3. d, HARD, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02

Notico-.An adjourned Messing of tho Boot and Shoe
Clerks Early Closing kgsocisonb will DO held in Military
Hal, No. ls1 Bo~ery THIS taoHbAU EVENING, At 3
o'clock n. s.Al thu Clerks gesei to attend, a.
business OF the greatest nportsnc. will be brought before the
rassting fy order, STEPHEN SAMMI5, frcs-
Isaac n. JosH5. Secy,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-02
tuE wEsTERN SANITARY COM.
MISSION.

au Relations 20 the United stntcs Sanitary
Communicative Work in the missio-
sippi vniley-I.s Neos of .Aia-h'ssis'
sippi Valley Sanitary Tair-Di 0Sr'i1eH'
Tar freedman nr,A Yrnio, Tpcfur crs.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-04

EscApED.-A letter was received from
Mr. James Peters, ofthis city, on Saturday,
announcing his arrival at Annapolis on
Tuesday last. Peters is member of the
First Virginia, and was captured at Moore
field, several months ego nd taken
to Richmond. On Sunday week some five
hundred prisoners belonging to Pennsylva'
MIA regiments were exchanged and taken
{ rom Belle Island. Peters and fifteen other
ms-nbers of his regiment managed to elude
the guar:ss and get into the exchanged
crowd. Upon syriving at Annapolis the
tovswe given new clothing, and were well
esrsd for. Peters gives 10 hatneS y. sumo
of the men who escaped with ''ap' oA"'ie'
Brady,--Lady, Bennett Kite,
White, aud VIM. Kemp.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-01-04

CoLD.-The year 1864 has, up to the
present time, been one Of the coolest ever
experienced in this section of country
The "oldest inhabitant" acknowledges the
corn, and pronounces this the coolest
weather we have had during the past TWEEN
ty years. The thermometer on Saturday
stood at two degrees below zero. Last
evening it was more moderate, and heavy
snow was falling. The merry sleigh can
now be brought into requisition, and we
shall not be surprised to hear the bells to-
dav.
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Severe Snow Storm.

BUFFALO, Jan "a very severe snow
storm has been raging here since Thursday
night the wind blowing gale from the
West. The water in the lower part Of the
city is the highest that has been known for
year.
Two hundred feet of the Niagara Falls
road near this city has been washed away
No cars have lett the depot here since
Thursday. Trains, however, are running
from Black Rock to the Suspension Bridge
Business in the city almost entirely sus'
pended. The worst of the storm is no"
over although it is still showing this evenI
ing. The weather is enteDsely cold. The
thermometer at Midnight on the 3lst OF
December stood at AZ degs. below zero
Last evening it was s below zero and this
morning at 3 O'clock it was below zero
Telegraphic communication with the West
is interrupted. Evans Bridge in the lower
part of the city has been carried away.
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New YoRK, Jan 3-Advices from Cumber.
land, Nd, of the lst state oar pickets near
Winchester, Va, bad been driven back On
Bunker Hill
Two brothers named Arson and George
WOLF and Messrs. Benjamin and Eneas
Hoffman have been arrested and confined in
Fort Lafayette for being concerned 10 the
blockade running business. They shipped
goods to Nassau per brig Goodhue which
were subsequently found on the captured
steamer Margaret and Jessie. Messrs. J.
D. Young and j. g. Budd have also been
sent to Fort Lafayette, SIS shippers Of con-
traband goods. Other parties and also Wis
itants of the hotels here known at the head
quarters of those of secession proclivities
have been arrested. The blockade business
here is almost played out.
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YELEGRlPh|tc.
Tn too O'Clock. A. M.
Negro Celebration .

FORTRESS Monroe, Jan. 2.-The colored
inhabitants of Norfolk and vicinity cele
brated to-day the first anniversary of theil
freedom as given them under the proclama
ton Of one year ago. -Four regiments of col
ored troops under the command of Brig
Gen. E. A. Wild took part in the exercises
There were present as invited guests Maj
Gen. Butler and staff, Brig. Gems. Barnes
Getty, Lsdlie and Huntington and theil
respective stats. The procession marched
and counter marched through all the prin.
cipal streets of Norfolk and upon arrivin!
on the Square fronting the cemetry, the.
formed hollow square, and speaking ant
music was had by the band. Masonic ex
ercises were the order of the day.