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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-11
CusRrERxasTERe OFFICE, No 6 SrArssT,}
kpu.iopk March y, 1874. )

QuARrERxasTEHs OFFICE, No sIArssT,
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al
- this Office until u o'clock u Of MONDAY. l4h Inst, fo'
the following articles viz:
Saddle Blankets per ps'r.
Peint brushes 500 ritches and saah Tools, ps' ga
Sash Brushes. per doz.
Dust Brushes tpainters1. per doz.
Wan brushes, 10 knot, white"GsL, per do~
Stable Broonis, rattan per doz.
Bal Buckcs cedar or pine, per Gol
Gum Buckets per dor
Edge Blaeshs, per gallon.
Bofa1, D. st remed. per 10.
G Gisa 5 st' e Il, pr 0t D. n
Hidee green for covering 'aido' paeAsd In 'sA es'
Hi5e. Thohg for sewing covering saddles, psiod is
Ugh; baTsl .,i in Bicke; per sIl side;
Nuts !, S; y, T. eiS, liS,.'
S sS!:, 5 + sIs. sSlss s, s:ss
BasYins w. \ u 10 packages Per ID
VINE Lea, 8, aiy,: ssi % Is psFsS;.. PEI .
yenetian Ree isis II OIL % nd 80 d Pacsss.s gs
PrGssiaa Blpe. dry, II Is p.:sage:. per ID.
Lamp Black. aud n paper, ~ 10.
c tS1S% S ei~s, I diy and 10 3 5g. pr
Burned Amber, i, 2 aud = packages, per n;
Drop Bl;?k dry Gard 81 n packages, PEI I'D. d.
Brown T's p n oil asa d i p,ifase,
Spanish Brcwn dry and ~ 10 packages, per 70.
BLACK Paint. in oil. S aud 10 n packages per ID
Chrome Yellow, dry, !. and 10 ps lages. PEI 10
Camel Hair Pencils (sriping), pes DOR
Charnois Skins, eacL.
Putty in kegs, per h.
Spirits Turpentne per gallon
LlIseed Oil boiled. per gallon
Linseed OH raw, per gallon.
Nee.sfoot Oil, per gallon
Coach Varnish No. J, por gallon
Copsl vsruish, per gallon.
JApen Vsinish, Drying per gallon.
All the paints In oil oil snd ysInsb 10 be pu IN ts csrs
and barrels contets plainly marked each package
All he articles Of foregoing list 20 be OF the bee, quality of
their kind and he well packed snd d.A,ecd at pses@
shipment this city without rpense 70 the United Ststea
Persons Offering win phase send samples far prsccsbe
Offerings should DO htor,ed Proposals for Or MI Stoses
and add esssd Mai STEWART VAN VLIE1s
Qr.-Mr U. 8. A, Now. foyf.
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Passengers Sailed.

Ia sseom,lip Sfota,1dt for Nep OrNah'-J II. Wot's
Yndoue Breggio WIN Sarpis Raymond J. CTeds wife and
tro children j. X Hamilton. II. H. RsmseD ard son s..
shetsger aud wife j. Christians, j. Non Hoesrsnder o.
P.ss H. Pscetti j. TruJ, Miss A. Pseet, Miss u PAcett,
Ala. T.. Fscelti, Jose knigbt.s
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9tales, &t.
SCALESn SCALES!!i

CCALES! SCALESn SCALES!l
- BROWNS STANDARD SCALES.
Adapted every branch Of business where an accurate ard
durAbe Seal. required large supply Of their tiGeAss
rood, constantly store end offered Wholesale and re
tail By manufacturer SaisIoou, No Barclay 81 op
posite the Aston House
n B.-Sc.le, dju.ed TO 'uii any FOriEn Standard
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All articles 10 ready or delivery by before the lst d'
otMsy, 1861
All articles and packages mus be marked - stamped
u L. H. Eat" The packages must also be marked with
and quantity Of content Samples may be seen VI
Office Of the Light House Inspector Boston or New YORK
All articles will be inspected by tits office, and ound N
quality ard quantity IN strict accordance with tie shpaaois
of the contract before they i'll BE- accepted.
Every offer mutt be accompanied BY written guarantee
signed by responsible persons 10 the effect that
the bid bids be accepted he or they viii duly execute
contract according 70 the provisions snd Of the sd
rereent thereto sppended) within Ten days. and IN case
tho said party parties Offering shall fail to enter n.9 the
contract aforesaid b. tsy guarantee 10 maze good the
difference between the offer Of the said party parties and
the lowest bidder Bids subntted BY different mem
beers of the .ane firm or copsrnershp. VIII not be con
sidered All bids be sealed and indorsed Proposals.
Tor Furnishing L. H. Establishment Suppiss The bids wiz
be opened the hon specified IN the presence OF such OF TIE
bidders may choose 70 be present. 80
The L. Ii. Board the right TO reject any bid
although may be tbs lowest for other considerations tlAa
the prce. BY order OF tho L. II. Board,
John MARSTON, Commodore U. s. Navy,
L. II. Inspector Second DN:IlcA
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Passengers Arrived

\. s,ea asaip Roanoke, from BasGnaJ. A. Miller, w
rs,t.r.on A. Gural and lady J. A. Ledon 3. Jacobs
Keller r. Fellows and wife, John Cox Jemes Ccnno.ly Luis
sStd g. Oroms G. Roger, J. r. Soaring j.. Menoca, o..
Nrlss h Riyen M Gonzales NJ kunez Mrs Chss Sanford,
O.or.S w. w. Chass, J.F. Duprai, N. Mfsrss. A. II.
&kpt.s ssd 4 IN the sttsTafs
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II S. INTERNAL REvENUE-ANNUAL

Ve LIST-V.I1TH DISTN1CI-NEW' VkKl NO BIT
B1oadTsy
Pursuant the provisions Of An Act TO provide Internal
Reyenue TO support the Government and pay interest," on h
Public Debt approved July J. 1867, and the several sc
amending the same 1900
PUBLIC NOTICE ls HEREBY GIVEN that have re
e-yed ON the Assessor Of The Eighth Collection District Of
New York the Annual Collection lie. required BY law, and
that the DUTIES TAXES and LICENSE, specified in said
IL, have become DUE ard PAYABLE, and that hAl attend
ds person w deputy oIeeeye payment q the same
office no 91 Broadway IN ssd District ercudny Sunday
from NJ 10 D H. frorn and ser date Of his notice
unu and including. the TWELFTH DAY OF MARCH, 1854
Al persons who shall neglect 10 10 me tho duties tnIe
aud licenses Aforesaid assessed them within the
time herein specified win be liable and viii be required to
ten per cent additional upon the amount thereof
GEO. Z. PUTNAM Collector 9Th District y. Y.
Dated New ork Feb. IS lSoi
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n sAtp pala Fycssa, from JesloS-Mr A. W. 1mpo and
Mn Anna Honey.


MINIATURE ~ mArlc
snD-Ri,es.. GID Sels..,... 6.0 MooD-ses'' .lo 70
HIeB WATER rBIs Dhf
Sandy Hook 10 As Gov Island. 1880 Hell Oale". 0l
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sl,G7.5l2 s.

fcal incresse... %
sIndependent commissions
communication was received from the Mayor IN
regard TO the city railroads. After referring 10 'he old
charters Of the city and some recent action oil the Leg
aulature and Common Council he says;
According the recent adodcations Of the courts The
vhse .nOect matter Of city railroads IL nov updrr the
eostro OF the Legsure who the undoubted power
mold and amend the scs authorizing their
secure chartered rights against unreasonable INVASION
has seemed to and this opinion shared by tue great
majority Of citizens that these valuable railroad franchises
ssh Contribute 10 the relief Of orr city from TAXATION
With proper attention the part o. municipal suthor
e and Of citizens whom the burden. Of taxation now
ycss heavily hinl this seDe1c result can be secoIo
eksAed.
bill has beer prepared under my direction. and VIII 'hoty
b submitted to the Legislature for It, action requiring al ne
sy railroad companies including well those whose Ioad
have been being constructed without The consent oil lie
municipality, those which have received sech consent
psY the city treasury the t day Of each mouth er
per OF their gross receipts and 1t the same time TO seeI
h repair tie psyeenLs Of the several streets through WHICH
tsey run.
After sone routine business the Board adjourned VI
III EyiGby.
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We, the undersigned residents OF ---in the State
d. hereby Jointly and seyersly covenant with the
United Sste and guarantee ,he foregoing bid Tor bd
d be accepted that he icr theyp viii, within ten
day. AFTER the acceptance Of the said Did Tor bd execute tho
for the with good and sufficient sureti. 70 de-
liver the prepared In con
foruy 10 the terms Of the advertisement under which IL
made and hereto appended and in case the said ----
shall fall 10 the contract Aforesaid we guarantee
20 rood the difference between the ofer Of the ssd
and the mex, lowcs bidder (5igna.ares,
Witness:
tDate) .
hereby certify that he best OF my knowledge .nd be
lief tho above named guafaoIs good and sufficient
lSlgnatares)
tPlce.l
(Dsie)
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ani!ct.

M.scE as,esmeTs-DisrDond sste, Warrior +. L. Terry
Josepl Re gat ferIefas.
Ships cst,indon, Pepperel.
Bass,--Wild Horse, Johnson James F. Brett. Cs-oo. 80
Brig-Roma. Eluisa Amazon, Chd-tians Corn" al Lily
Tr,esle.s ksrnsh, Vivid Mary BaUcher.
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COTTON WASrE-For Machinery, Wipng
and Psslisf so Tor sbPpnf 10 lots to ,at purchasers
10, ,,I. by W. ". 1SlLNAN, Nc. &c NiLIsDst
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FORM OF OFFER.

Tor we) - OF - ofate OF
hereby oAer and agree furnish tho following named articles
and Of tho L. H. Es,sbhnlent agrees
bly, and In conformity 70 the terms OF the ad
OF the L. H. Inspector al Boston thereto sp
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should my Tor our) bs accepted Tor wei request that
Tor vel may be informed st and that the con
lsle. may DO foIrGdedso -- for signature and Ger
uhcate. (SKrAtmeD
tflAeeh
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AIR. CHARLES G. DODGE is this day 40
;.,.d pa RTSE r IN our house 40 Of date January
1864 fhELfSi Dopoh ~"
March g. 1864
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Spoken.

March O. lat "a 10 lon. - 30, brig Nellie Move, iron
JsnIaos for Philadelphia
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OCEAN Cleaners.

Ocean Cleaners.
l. N. o. RoBERTss LINE
SAN FRANCISCO AND OREGON.
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
ILLINOIS,
1870
MONDAY. March IA. a NOON.
ITO tnst fastest and .tronss.. sinAsh in ns California
River. .
FOi Erish, err.'s' 'vp', oAa .s NO,
I,OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. frst-
IL class STEAMER viii issvs New y gri On the ID LA
and 2d o. each month eIeep when hos, cate, a 90
DAY. when the day Of departure vii " 'S' ho"pAi '''
P.'s' spPly at III, Snly al No Boz"
ling ueen- ". D. ALL y, n..-s
EOR EW-ORLEANs-DIRECT.
The new and brst chs. Uphed STATE. Mail Steamship
OROR0H CROMWELL
VIII l..v. Plsr No. sN r. Tor NEWoRLEAss direct on
SATURDAY March u. =. p IA. ,,,,.,, am
10 is.hs rseef1.d or BIZ, Of .dins 'Ensd the day Of
f'fh'is' or r .s..; cs sPH,iw,Hn Co. No IS w~s
Tb. ,.s,mship GEORGE WASHINGTON vii folio" Oh
March d.
Noy1G,,-The Steamship GLASGOW Of tbs IN. yin sail
a, an eur. steamer on WEDNESDAY morning. March 10
Ia, pcndid accommodation for fw heo1so ps'sonse"
''da''d rates. pjjIS;asss e. DALE Agent No. Broa
CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
y In, Al Op..n,tovp (Cork Hsrbor).-Ths weltnovn
,ssmsrs Of The Liverpool New and Phsdsphis steam
,hip Company are n.sndsd TO sail - folows; a.. =.
HTNA. .saurcAy nm ~
EDINBURGH saturday no'- ~
And every succeeding SATURDAY. 81 noon IRON rsf "
North Rirer .
PAYABLE IN gold, or It's equivalent n currency .~ A
INST CABIN. ....... sb0 90 JTEEhA0E ......''eC
flint abin 10 London. IS 90 Seesge TO Londos'"
Fir. Cabin to r.Iii,: %se..s: 20 Bs1sbai:
P..sDg.r, also forwarded 10 Isrs, Bremen. RosTasm,
Antwerp &c. at equally low rses- -.
Fares iroon Liverpool OF Qusens,o~n; 1T Cabs - ~
SiN steersee so. Those vino wish 70 send iof usn
TREND, can buy tickets here at these rs,ei
For further nform,ton, apply Of the Company. ONCE
JOHN O. DALE. Agent, No IS Broadway. N Z
rT'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BETWEEN HEW-YORK AND LlykRPooL CALLING
AT CORK HARDOR, -
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LivEhPoOL CALI
leaves Boston. Wednesday Men 10
IUsTRALAsIAN.. .haves Now York. Wednesday heh -
ARABIA ...... leaves Boston. "Wednesday, Meh
CHINA........... .l.avcs New io1. Wednesday, hpni
,EIiCA Boston. ednosdsy pril -
PEKSlA.,,.....e leaves New orb. wednesday. ApnIU
EEr-YoRr TO LIVERPOOL ,.
Chief Cabin fnsase .''''''.''''''''''''''"i so "a
Second Cabin PasSsye.. ~ !"
IRON BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage ''''''''''''''''''''"'es.. ~
Second Cabin Passage ...... ''.:'.'';.;..'' % w
payable gold s equivalent In United sAtes currency
berths not secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon ON board
The ovnsrs OF hsse spa Will not be accountable for Sptc
or Valuable, un Bills Of Ladng having the value expressed
signed therefor
T. CtNARD, No. 4 Bowling green
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Uso0ins Garbs. sc

WEDDING CARDS-An the latest styles at
w low prices. THo5 BRUINS. No as Broadway, n. L.
For Specimen by mail send two Etaupt
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NOR SALE-1he whole or an interest in
II FOUNDRY and MACHINE SHOP on the Delaware,
Ar Philadelphia Quo Of the best locations In The u D. "a"
.Ls construction aud repairing Of steamboats, &c
b. FHANhLlN CLARK, 20. 30 Ccdsr r.
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Goparinersbip Notices.

DY mutual consent the Copartnership lately
- existing between ti- undeIsiznsd. under The firm or
BEALS. JAMES L Co, 10 hereby this day di.,olyed-
Ds..d Esw.Yorb, March 9Th, 1854 -
HORACE BEALS,
SAMUEL NJ JAMES.
JACOB g. BROWNE.
GEORGE BAKER.
The underhsned vii continue the business Of the < tr
at the old stand No Goa Hud'on under lbs srm nAns o
JAMES. BROWNE Co.
JACOB a. BROWNE.
GEORGE BAKER
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Tbauess for Business ellen.

DOCK STORE for SALE to a CASH Gus.
ID TOMER-The Stock Fixtures and Good VIII Of Book
Music and stationery Store susied on tho West SIDE oil New
hed over twenty yess and has unexpd lease OF three
wears from NAV 1854 Rem. moderate. Satisfactory reasons
Y. PostOffce
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maehinerp.

NOR SALE-A l2-horse LOCOMOTIVE
II BOILER DIETZ l. Co., No ia William a.. n T.
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. !. 0OO 10 So. OOO.-PARTNER WANT.

Oh lAnk 10 Sc'NvV' - ~ 49, W ~
MANU- ED 70 s,teAd 10 tso Ohice Department u
- SsieSs heh has paid the sd er.iscr from Ysco 70
! ~ @ ner rnnnrn the rsst eight yefr. he D'wfs~i
nav 40 oOe this year With tho ess'iss 81 su q. pNra'
sence, unqss-tionaho erehsnstd sd ee a. ~, Lea
No 1896 Ncw.io,k f1s:oAce. '''
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i,na,s1. r.n.s uriighedl Tor $500 year, and -
yaaed :. s35OO nor gon y IA one o. oar ~, S ,ws
t., rrpsls oniy), stating rl.e Of interest may 10
SYSts fuoIEY Box No. 2450 NowYofk Post Once.
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NOR SALE-One of the best established
l. RAILROAD PATENTS In this country, and in eIteD-
sye u.c Sold only because the cannot give pei
,opal attention W. L. BARNES, Agent, No. Sol bfoadwas
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NTACUJNE for RAKNG and LOADING

no JEWELLERS, DIE-SINKERS, and NAN
i UFACTURFRS Of JEWELRY-For SALE. sN
for all descriptions Of lewe. They viii be
sold for IS EACH Inquire IL the nsayers Ode No
7i2 Broadway. N. B--C0UNTERS and GLASS CASES Zoo
The New York herald., 1864-04-08
Italian Opera In Brooklyn.
,rrt. rt r.nuuu vpoQ

The temperance Of Brguo for the rst time ihs sea
son before Brooklyn audience was she occss'on 0 .
very naterug reception At tho Academy OF Music IN our
sister city last night, when Lucia al Lammermoor was
given, and received with considerable sclai Brisuol,,
however, was not quite @ good 40 we havo
heard him 10 Edgardo. He seemed D lack his
accustomed spirit, whether owing 70 thc change of
climate on the other side Of tho East river or D"s
cannot divine. The Lucia OF Miss Harris appear
cd 70 please the sudiepcs fer sho was rewarded sth
applause than the opera going dsldfcSa Of ssa,
sober Brooklyn won't 70 besow even upon aytiies
with established reputation than sbis young t-
ants- We may call her sowbo sang the part Of Laca
last night only fos the second time Seu was 10 good
aud well received Tonight the Maresyk covpe
return 20 their old love IN Irving pses, where soey o
always welcome and will give Faust, the iuexna"ss
bio attraction. To morrow night maz7oleu taxes ns
BENEFIT when lone will be presented We have NO aouos
that ths pupic III prove ,be occasion hov moch tnsy
appreciate the value OF the bewsfesars.
The New York herald., 1864-04-08

s'sGrlLn.--1hc British steamer George olympus, OF
Iordon touched at Delaware civ ,ast sna tooh
N eRhiecn ous OF coal The captain represented that
no was on we way from Nassau New York 10 ballast
Inore wero several Passengers board some Of whom
bad Uhareson papers the th Of March (oue OF which,
toe asrsms, we havc seeal, and Of them boas,ed
1bey bad plenty Of gold and syor A. well az rreenbacks
which ,hcy rlnmphantiy displayed sevcn or eight Of
tneso passengers pruceedcd by the Roy bold IL Phlade
pna Iuo soverpmeDt ofcors snoui look ont Tor This
vessel and ascertain hrr true charscier and The chardc
ter the crew snd passengers Ths Latter nj any
sh mld bekept under etrkt isnee Tho paper
ierred 70 was printed on half sheet, cor.,inrg very
imtls news and fcw advev.ssm~uis iyamssnsa Dei)
Republican, AgrMA
The New York herald., 1864-04-08

me koniisY Uaoere, Of Pa,x, OF the 18th Of MSrch
contains the followiug:-
Cest tort que qnelques journaux etrangers ont an
sonce e dcpast du Grand Duo Copstantn pour Conssn
tuope o. 0dessa. IL Grand Due quito Baden Of scst
rendu Gossar On Hanovre pour conner kadsme 10
Grande Dschesse femme don't sante sst assez ate
rec, soins du celebrs poctcur Lampc Du rcse
ctat n'iDspre aucune csainte screase.
The announcement Of several papers Of tho departure
Of the Grand Duks Constantine for Constanlpople and
odessa is wrong. His Imperial HIghpess has 5st Badc
for Gossar In Hanover TO oonsds the Grand Duchess
hs wife, whose health very precarious to the careof
the celebrated DR.. Lampe Her condition, however,
not considered danssrous.
List OF Americans registered the American banking
houses IN Paris for the wesk ending March 2sMashal
W Blake, Goodwin Watson. James II. Ridder and wife,
Robert weeks, Charles G. Thompson, NJ Thompson.
Hcury l. Burr, from New York city; Frsnk Swan and
wife. CINCINNATI; q. Bachelor, George w. Healy, John
llunnewels Boston: Thomas Lea Brooklyn; John r
Sincair Hanover H.; r. wylie Eckly ". Coxe, Phia.
dcipn'a, bryan Lsthrop, Washington, ID. c.; Edward
and MIS- VIM Z. Lowering Taunton, Mass.
The New York herald., 1864-04-08

Tho following amounts acknowledged . received
by tho Treasurer tho Restaurant Department. Of shs
rar-From Tompkins Market, $e3 Washington MAJ kes,
1888 Fulton Fsh Market, S48 Harlem ladies', 500 PRO.
dealers collected by Mr. Floyd - 500; knth Ave.
Hotel. 81 600 81. Nicholas Hotel 81 000 Meth dist
Department 800 Proceeds OF lecture of the Rev Thos
hastings, 500 Rev. Thomas HuslDgs ngregat,on,
account s45 wm. II. christie, $40 tho bakers, per
Committee Bakers. 81 .439 drovers. per Mr. Watts,
t2ce; cssh, tl6; VIM b. Mott, s.
The New York herald., 1864-04-08
Theatrfcal.
Txrn nV ynvvr

while Ar. A. Oakley Has new buriesqus is preparing
Mrs.. Wood gives w scraps, The Irish Emi
grant and the Laughing Hysna on the bill for this
week. In the former the scenery very inappropriate,
and Mrs.. sedley Brown and Messrs. Frank Drew and
George Jameson faver with admirable specimens Of
bad acting. In the latter Mrs. Wood and Messrs Mort
ner and Davdgo are excessively funny. Mr. Halls bur-
lcsque will be brought out In great style Monday
greenback adaptation Of Planche's Fortune, and
In called Ioyalina.
The New York herald., 1864-04-08
The Unieo Square Buiidins-A Word for
= the Ladies, Sc.

me Union square branch OF ths Metropolitan Sanitary
rar WAS opened al eleven O'Clock yesterday morning,
aud vas soon svsrnowing with visitors Every room
was crowded, and tho Chdrcns Department contained
quite large army Of little folks, n charge Of their elders.
The sales 10 every department we're very brisk and the
lady attendants had hard work TO attend 70 lhs demands
Of their numerous ccstomsrs. They discharged their
aduous duties with remarkable patience, good hamor
and tact, although on several OCCASIONS ,bAv were
no doubt considerably annoyed by mo mpor.
ianhy and saJrulcasness ~ many people vhs
The New York herald., 1864-04-08

SANDY HOOK, April Z, 1904.
rhe schooner movnstous, Of Providence loaded with
hay Ashore opposite sbs highlands She shore
tho nigh, Ssfore ast None the have boon sssn
she lies high up on the lbeaeh. The above vessel was
abandoned on tho Sd Inst on Ess,hampon and the orsw
arrived I" Ne~ York on the th in tho ship Tnsruy.-Ep
HxRALp, .H.l.
The New York herald., 1864-04-08

pusssz, ApSi =, 1904
Navigation now open ss,vssa Duah'ss and usvs
land, saudusny, Telsdo, rs'res, snd on We sp. 80
ports, The ks has entirely shappeAsso' ssosp'" " -,
direction of BuGslo mo pr0psSs Ueas -. ,..
morning for Banslo. PcAis w'' s'"">"s
,rlps - soon - psss,hsA
The New York herald., 1864-04-08

was surrounded by immense crowd Of respectable
men, all OF whom in way another connected
with Of the leading trades societies. Their cnthu.
unbounded as the different PROFESSIONS
along, headed by bands Of music and marching rein.
the already overwhelming crowds that were assem-
blsd In tho park. Every and then some vivacious
individual proposed three cheers for the workngmen
always accompanied BY wish that roger and Hastings
might speedily b scnt 10 some warmer place than that
which they innab. Tbe crowds highly amused
these frequent sacs Of wit ~ tho expense OF the Of
Tending Senator'S and and are good
for anything the nrodacer Of shs bill against which the
traesmen protesng well the amendeY theYeof
win be severely handled IN the next world n not in this
cations from the various trades large that three
stands were scarcely sufficient 10 accommodate them Al
Stand No. q OF which We particularly speak ali the
parties that addressed the meeting were worknrmep
many them making their maiden speeches on that day
The meeting called 20 order in the usual fssnsn
Mr. Thomas Cooper acting as chairman the course OF
his speech said that the workngmen were determined
privileges which insured them "a free cisyeus o
America and protest against the attempt now being
msdo in the Legislature 70 pass oi 70 interfere with the
would present resolutions strongly protesting against the
passage Of . bill which, II should become law would
bo source continual injustice and oppression 70 work
ing mena measure more Injurious 70 the people than
anything yet heard Of initiating system Of despo.
Russia (Applause) lie warned the electors among the
working classes OF View York TO DO careful and vieians
the people 10 cbecs such injustice as this was 10 ls rornd
at the ballot box. The men who oc'ray the people
oniy do 40 because they are allowed BY tho people
10 hold seats In the legislature After getting into
position through tho Working classes, they turn
rcand and become their prosecutors. It Was for the
working people throughout The cuntry 10 consider this
aud unite 70 take steps for securing their liberty and
their rights ny showing that they are able 10 pvt
stop measures ike this .c .5.ssors would begin 10
know that there union among the people, spd
they would be more careful how 'hey nteriered with
theIr interests. (Chesrp.)
Mr. JonS q. wooDRuyy was the next speaker He said
mat this was an occasion on which every worknsman
snoud raise his voice the good OF the Although
n"s much Of speaker himself, u would be wrong
he consented 10 have the stand without
say ng his say on the rascay Of the before
the esslatue, and against which they had all me. 10
protee, w the nrme-t and most determined manner.
lilo asked whether the b,l nov before the legislature
was called for by the people Of the Slater On The
rary, was not called tor a ALI Tie went INTO Illus
ua.En o The operaticp Of such lav hs citing lho Ac