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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
Review Of the Second Army Corps and ar
tiiiery Reserve-Cnpiure OF Gurrilins.
XAsHNoroy. Satnrdty. April az. ls6i.


Advices from the Army of the Potomac to-
asy state that the % Army Corps. @ajor-Gen. Han
cock commanding was reviewed yesterday by Gems
Grant and Meade. Gems. Sedgwick, Warren ana
sheridan, with their Stats, were present The dsci
tne Of the troops highly praised by the Generals
A, well as by all who witnessed the spectacle tbs Is
II largest corps in the army and the scene presented
"A hey passed in review with bands playing and eoloTs
6yi az magnificent
TIE artillery reserve also passed In review amer
which the Generals proceeded to witness the evoia
sops Of the 10th and Goth Regiments Massachusetts
youiteers In an entirely drill, which was much
admired The reviewing party afterward partook Of
refresbpnents with Gen Hancock at his headquarters.
Yesterday party Of six guerTillas were captured
near Aforrisvie. They had attacked picket station
sad killed man short time previous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
Gen. Butler and the Department Of
Virginia.
BALTIMORE, Apr


TIE AMERICAN having copied from The Ne~-
York World what represented to be an extract from
letter from Gen. Butler threatening TO resign on &C.
count Of the appointment Of Gen. Smith to the command
Of the Army of the Peninsula has received the following
dispatch from the Generals
"To ne Edito, Of The Baltimore Ameriedn.
my attention 10 called to article In your paper
beaded a Protest from Gen. Butler, which supposes
that have written the silly paragraph therein
tanned. have written such letter. 1t is not the
kind Of letter an accustomed TO write. There has
been shadow Of occasion for ii. ALL and than
al the consideration TO which entitled, has been
shown me by the Government in relation TO my present
command. should not break my habit Of not contra
dieting newspaper reports that not contradict
cd IL may affect others than myself
"B. r. BUTLER,
"Mst Gen. Commdg DEPT. Of Va and Norfolk.
gyur Asweh Saturday, ADsa 9. lssAs
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NEW.YORE< LEGISLATCRE.


SENATE. ALUAsY. April % 1854.
Mr.. BAILEY made a majority report on the
Low AIT Niyen contested seat case awarding the seat
to MIR. Low by ten majority.
Mr.. SBAFEn made minority report In favor on MI
NivcD awarding him the seat by twenty 1.-Two majority
Both the reports were laid on the table.
Gov. Seymour sent In Message in favor Of paying
the interest to all State creditors in coin.
Mr.. Cook moved TO lay the Message on the table,
which was carried by the following vote,
YEls-Mesas Allen Ames, Angel Bell, 4. Cook, Cornell
butcher Folger Ravens, Hoyt, Hobbs Juhsna, Strong
Nirs-Me.r. Alaben, Audre~s, Beach Christie. Corans
Field, Humphrey, Munger Murphy Niven' shaie Smith
BILLS PASSED.
$50 900 for monuments to tho Yew.YofE soldiers .lan
on the fields Of Gettysburg and Antetam.
Authorizing the erection Of public market in the
Amending the law enabling convlcts to work commu'
tation OF sentence.
The state Tar BIZ Of FIVE and one.half mills.
The New Capitol Bill. 1t eppropTiates $4,000 Tor
plans and specifications
Relative to the American Institute.
Relative TO the Common Schools in the City Of New
York
Relief Of the Peoples Gas Light Company
Comforting additional power on Marshals In New
10 amend the Brooklyn Charter
resolution of thanks 10 Liout. Gov Jones for the
ability, dignity and answering impartiaty with
which he has presided the Senate, passed unani
m0nsly.
Recess
EVENING SESSION.
The bill for the improvement Of Avenue u,
was read and passed.
a resolution was adopted authorizing the Committee
on the contested seat VI Nyen and Low 10 sit during
recess. -
The Assembly bill taxing the income Of citizens hold
ing United States securities announced
Mr. ScHAFER moved ~ refer the bill TO the first Com
mittee OF the Whole.
Motion lost.
The bill then referred 10 tho Bsnk Committee.
10, po3fo NJ ma nntn tim m
bic Societies were empowered to visit during the re-
cess the various charitable institutions IN Hew.York,
receiving aid from the State and 10 report ~ to their
condition at the next session.
The Ncw.York TaI Levy was then reported and
passed.
Complimentary resolutions 10 The President u w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
n BAND OF REBELS DRIVEN OUT
OF POUND GAP.
Eastern Kentucky Reported Clear of the
Enemy.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Friday, April %, 1864

LOUISVILLE KY, Friday. April %, 1864.
Eighty mounted Rebels came into Kentucky
On Tuesday through Pound Gap, but were Immediately
driven out by a detachment Of the 45th Kentucky
Mounted Infantry.
Gen. Hobson reports Eastern Kentucky now free
Dom Rebels.
Col weathersford of the 18th Kentucky Cavalry, has
sent one company from huntsville in pursuit Of guer
xiIa band Of about l2O The guerras were driven
into Macon County Tennessee, eight Killed, and two
prisoners and fifty horses captured.
Maior-Gen. Gordon Granger arrived tonight en-
monte for New. York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

Senate, Lieut.. Gov Jones' having been adopted ana
m naed as the hour for the Adjournment, tno - az
dent aer abiding in kindly and feeling terms 70 .s
uhiof Kindness and courtesy which ne hau i'o''''o
al the d lnds Of Senator'S said: nj. A. .,oso
1T e. not in nv nature TO be insensible 10 these
TIM Gs but the hearts poverty can a2rd mo- cap bnt
f. ebly eXpress lie utterance of sincere and aprpr
thsnkfalness. You viii return here at the posIlna
another session, TO resume and coAciuue ~ ,nss
finished. But before you meet me again the eesies
Of cur brave corntrv ay have been rreyocahy deter
mined for veal or for In the mean time the great
questions involving the present ana iu'uio @
existence OF the Republic must be met md decided;
The serpent OF Rebellion still lives, and threatens ana
strikes her poisonous fangs s reosrated the
vitals Of the Republic. DO not uter the sentiment
Of every Senator who hears me when say that TINS ac
cursed monster must and shall be subduedi Peace,
admit permanent and honorable peace, ls ana should
be- the great object Of all our Efforts may DC wrong
but with an nsOcnt foe who scouts the idea oil any peace
not based upon the recognition OF the Independence Of
the Southern COnfoderacy and OF necessity involving
dissolution OF the Union there can be no peace can
see no way Of obtaining peace except through
the effective fundamentally Of successful war Is not
war thea with its borCT its terrible expenditures VI
treasure and blood its certain entailment upon the
people Of almost overwhelming debt and taxation, s 1t
10 be preferred TO ignomni0us peaceto the dis
Tuptlon Of the Unionf The downfall OF the Union
would be the bOttng out o ell the sacred traditions OF
the past and blasting forever oil the bright hopes and
aspirations for still prouder more prosperous and go'
rOus future But while the war for these ends must DC
vigorously prosecuted it should not needlessy DO pro
louged 1t is gaged only TO save tho Union and the
Constitution. VIXEN that object is accomplished 1t
mu.t be stopped The attainment of other object,
the settlement Of no other question, however desirable,
must be permitted TO prorac this terrible and exhaust
ing war a single moment beyond that which secures
IN honorable peace witnesses e returning allegiance Of
deceived and repentant people, and preserves the in
tegrity Of the Union.
After invoking the protection Of merciful Proyi.
dence upon the Senators and their families Lieut. Gov
Jones declared the Senate adjourned s.Gs die.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
The Fort Pillow Massacre,
ST. LOUIS. SATURDAY. Anvil {

81. LOUIS Saturday April %, 1864.
Edward B. Benton, native of Waltham, Vt,
Cor nearly two years past resident at Fort Pillow and
who was in the fort during Forests attack upon it,
was examined at Gen. Rosecrans's headquarters GU
Tuesday, and fully cOrroborated all previous reports of
Rebel barbarties there He also made the additional
statement that boodbounds used TO discover the
hidingplaces Of those who escaped the massacre He
also says that Trustworthy reports state that Major
Bradford was shot and hung near Coyington.
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CITY ITEMS.

THE RELIEF BALL To-MfHT.-We hope our
readers will not forget the Ball to be given at the Acad
envy Of Music this evening, by the Twelfth Regiment
for the benefit OF the widows and orphans OF deceased
Eew.York soldiers. Every ticket sold adds just 50
much TO the fund, all the expenses provided for
Those not already supplied with tickets, who may
desire to contribute to this worthy object secure
tickets at all the principal hotels at Demonicos Res
aurans at the various music stores and Of the officers
Of the Regiment.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHBS

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DR.. A. A. HAYES Chemist, Boston.
"An elegant combination for Coughs
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g recommend their use to Public speakers.7
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Almost instant relief in the distressing labor OF breathing
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They have suited my case eIaeyreliovins my throat 50
hat eould sing with ease" T. DUcHARxs,
Chors.er French Parish Church, Montreal
As there are limitations be to obtain the genuine.
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O
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

LECTURE BY JUDGE CLERKE.-At the re-
quest Of the Alumni and the present class of the Law
School Of the Now York University, Judge Clerke viii
repeat his lecture entitled The Difficulties OF the
Law as it s and the Difficulties Of Codileation Con.
sidered and Contrasted," in the room Of the Law
School In the University. Wednesday evening, the
9th inst, at 8 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
FIRE AT GONAHvEs,
HAYTI.
One Hundred mud Forty.four Buildings
Destroyed.

On the 7th Of April fire took place at
Gonaives destroying property estimated to be worth
s3oOooOo Spanish The fire originated from spark
OF cigar falling into pile Of loose cotton just going to
press.
The store OF Mr.. Entwipe was burned; also, por
ton Of Mr.. j. b. Dupuy's. Otherwise the Ere was con.
fned to the stores and houses Of the native merchants
One hundred and forty -four buildings were destroyed
All the merchants lose most of their outstanding debts
in the town, with few exceptions
The foreign merchants nearly ruined by the dis
aster
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Message from, Gov. seymour.
CITY TAX LEVY

ALbAhf, friday hprli ~, 1861.
A message was sent to the Legislature to-day
by Gov Seymour. demonstrating against the proposed
nOnpayment of the interest the State debt in gold
Ho takes the ground that II would be inconsistent with
ing shame. and in pecunary point Of view will lose
much more In Its negotiations for new loans than 1t will
the Interest," and that II will tend TO weaken il
not destroy the credit Of the General Government In
foreign markets.
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IAdvertisement.
DECAY OF THE TEETH

arises from various causes but principally may be
to cary neglect III health the indscminate use Of tooth
powders containing mineral dsoterous acids which give
omentary wheness the teeth while they sorods the
enamel The extreme prevalence Of this last cause Is too well
known TO need comment. To this fact indeed prhcPsy
be attributed the long botanical research which terminated
IA the greatest discovery given the world for the pres
.ryation the teeth and gums and purifying the BREATH FRA
GRANT SOI0poSr." -.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, and by HALL RUcxRI,
Proprietor. No l9 0reenwieht NJ u Price - cents per
hot
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F'EMALESi FEMALES! FEMALES,
OLD OR YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED OR comfy
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar 10 Females the Extract Buch.
unequaed by any other remedy in Choross or Rstsn
ton Irregularities, Psiuess Suppression Of Cas.onsrs
Eyseustion liberated Scirhous slate Of the Uerns L
corhea Whes, Stenity and for all complaints ncideA
to the ser whether arising from iIdscre:iou, Habs Of Ds
petion, or In the :.
DECLINE OR CHANCE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITH0UTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

New YORK STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR OF
is64I has been decided to hold the next Fair Of the
New-Yorf State Agricultural Society at Rochester.
September 90. g. The people OF that vicinity are de-
termined. fit does not rain all the time a. il did uuou
the last occasion Of holding the Fair there to make the
one this year one VI tho bss, that The society Ia, ru
hsf
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70 the Associated Press.
CMcIsNAII Anil "a. 1854.
The Ohio National Guard Ordered on
Guard and Garrison Duty.
Dispstch 10 The II. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispstch To The H. Y. Tribune.
COLUMBUS, O., April "a, 1864.
An order was issued to-day calling out for
gnard and garrison duty the National Guard Of Ohio
comprising the Volunteer Militia to serve 100 days
nom May next The effective strength of this force
i.about 10000
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[Advertisemen,.I

A COOP NUMBER.-For Portraits, Characters,
and Biographies of GIN. ~BUrLgRIs he great man the
Hon OWN LovxJoY, Mr. MERRIAM with Ethnology Phys
osnomy Phenology, Psychology etc. read THs ILLUsrRAr
I'd PHREsoLooicAL JOURNAL for MAY, ready Only Is
cents by inst post, All tho back Noe TO JANUARY IS cents
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rRom TIKI ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
ssuars Reported massinS Forces
ericksburg, and Lee mo'ing up 'n'
Valley.

spscial Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON April "a, 1864.
From the Potomac Army reports come that
tna-t Is missing forces at Fredericksburg, and de-
,.rters report that Lee is moving up the valley.
Gov. Lewis reviewed the % Wisconsin IN Gen.
wadsworth's Brigade, yesterday, and presented new
stand of colOrs to the 9th Regiment
There is q general impression in this city that
active movements in Virginia win not be much longer
delayed by the armies on both sides.
Rumors prevailed to-day in relation to to ahsht al
rrenton Va but the one entitled TO the most credit
Is that our troops merely fc back few miles from that
place for proper purposes.
Gen. Burnside is IN Washington.
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Gelmholo's aIenie:uss.
HEIMBoLDs EXTRACT Rrrc,,,x

EXTRACT BJyCtyry
For weaknesses arising from Exoessea Habits Of Dl..
ton, Eeriy indignation or Abuse, attended
With the following symptoms: 81 ~
Indsposition TO ExertioI Lo.s Of Povsr
Loss Of Memory, Dlculty Of E,.s,h,, -
Weak Nerves. TTtu bin
Horror Of Disease, Wa ,fplnss,
Dimness Of Vision, Pan IN the B.cl q"
not heAos, Flashing Of tbs BODY -.
IDIyness OF tne okin frupiOns on the PACE
Universal Lsssitude Of the Pslhd Copntsn.ns. ~
Muscular System. ) A
These symphonic II allowed 10 70 on which tb;. .2.
invariably removes follow ~~~S
lMPoTENCY, FArUlTY, EPILEPTIC FITS
In one Of which the patient may expire WHO can s,y A.,
are not neq1enty foowed Gy those aIeful diseasesS
:, INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many are awars Of the cause Of their uderin, m. -,
Will confess The records of the Insane Asyums and the -
deaths by Consumption, bear ample witness 10 ~,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY oRGANIc
WEAKNESS,
requires the aid Of medicine strengthen and invsor. H.
,y.;sm, which HELMBoLDs EXfaItT YucHE iSs. sIs
bly, does trial win convince the most skeptical
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IAdyertisensnt.1

THE BEST COFFEE, at the lowest possible
mice ma, been the unves demand Those two principles
found combined KKsrs EAST INDIA CoyyER, which IL
now lodged be the best and sold by all oces at
The low price Of Is cents per pound Ask FOR kESrs-no
Other genuine General Depot No. lSi Resde-st. NJ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

EOR SALE AT MORRISANIA-A comfort
II able Frame DWELLING HOUSE, containing eleven
rooms with about twelve city ots ofland well located with
Bannd building plenty ofchoeo Fruit and SHRUB
be under high state Of cultivation, and within hye min
utes walk Of the Harlem Railroad Depot; Price $eWo
For further particular inquire Of JAMES L. fnhshAL
Real Ea,s Broker in tho Exchange corner Of Wellington.
NV aud 5th.st, Monsnnia Village, OF OF JOHN hiNo No.
38l broadway corner Of White st., New YORK.
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NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For al affections and diseases Of the Urinary Organs, whe
existing
IN MALL Oh FEMALE,
From whatever originating, and no matter Of bow
long standina Diseases Of these Organs
require the aid Of Diurctic
HELMbULD'S EXTRACT bUCpU
Is TILE GREAT DIURsTl0
AND IT Is CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE q
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DIeEAeE6
FOR WHICH
1T is RECOMMENDED.
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Advertisement.

.JEFFRRs, No. 573 Broadway.-Ladies' and
Chidren's Doors, SLIPPERS. BUCKLES, Bows &c.
Also. GENIE SLIPPERS. JRfPERs, 573 Broadway.
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MedlQIle1,
pleasant ard Dangerous Dsesssa
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES -
IN all their stages at he Expense; little OF no change of
Diet no Inconvenience AND No EXPOSUhk
IL frequent desire and gives strength 10 Urfrst
thereby removing o9srucsns preventing and curing se
Of the ursrs asyng pain and inflammation esaeu
in this class sf diseases and expelng POIs0N0U3
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MAIYER.
Thousands upon thousands who have been the
YlCTIMS OF QUAcxS
aud who have paid HEAVY FEES to DO cured IN shor
time have found they deceived and that the Poison
has, BY the Of Powerful Angsnts' BEEN dried up d
the system, to break In aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25

THB DEATH OF Mr.. f. E. MoRGAH.-The
Board of Directors Of the Continental Bank have
adopted series Of resolutions upon the death Of their
late associate, Mr. Elisha +. Morgan, which win be
found among our special notices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
FROM OHIO.
Crawford County Not Under Martial Law

Crawford County Not Under Martial Law
specisl DiGpsish to The N Y. Tribune.
CoLulBrs. Saturday. April %, 1894.
There is no truth in the statement of the
Associated Press that Crawford County in this State
has been placed under martial Law on account Of the
alleged existence of secret dsoy organizations there.
IT Is al bosh.
To the Associated PyesL
CINCINNATI, April "a. 1864.
Gov. Bfough has Issued an order calling the
National Guard Of Ohio into active service for 100
days. They VIII be clothed armed, equipped and paid
by the United States Government and report for duty
Maya The order says armies In the field are mar
shaBng for decisive blow, and the citizen soldiery
will share the glory Of crowning victories by relieving
our veteran regiments from post and garrison service
to allow them TO engage in the more arduous duties
Of the field.
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TAdyer,isement.l

EAST INVENTIVE IRD-sT. PROPERTY.
Four HoUsRs LoTs in East 2Jd st. will be Odat 70 O'Clock
To DAY, BY ADRIAN H. MULLER, T. r. WILKES Co., st
the Exchange Salesroom, No. Ill Broadway
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BOSTON Saturday April q, 1864.
The 5sth and 59th Massachusetts, Regiments,
newly enlisted under orders " aYe for tho seat Of
HN eayly Isxt week
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JUVENILE CoScERT.-A grand juvenile con.

JUVENILE CoNCERT.-A grand juvenile con-
cert will be given at Cooper Institute this evening in
behalf Of the Christian Alliance, the proceeds to aid
them in their work Of providing for the suffering fm
lies Of disabled soldiers The exercises will consist Of
patriotic gems and the entire sacred cantaa Ruth by
Mr. F. Vansiclens troupe Of SundaySchool Vccalists
assisted in the choruses by the children Of the Christian
Alliance Sunday School
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
ASSEMBLY.
RILIA pASnED.

Relative TO the District Courts in the City OF
New.York
10 amend the charter Of tho Atlantic Savings Bank.
To amend the act relative to the Incorporation OF In
surancc companies
The SENATE amendments TO the New. YORK County tai
levy were concurred in.
Relative 20 the Manhattan square.
To alter the map Of New York city.
To tax the income from the United states stock.
Tic House passed vote Of thanks to the Speaker BY
a vote Of CO 10 H..
Mr. F. T. STEVENS reported bill for a new Capitol
Recess.
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DIANO for SALE.-Nearly new 7-octave rose
wood Piano celebrated maker, must be sold this week
can b SEEN at Me- III ThOpPs0n nsE PhnH' ehsap for