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BURoLART.-The barn Of J. L. Sever
sncs, Esq, on Kinsmsn street, was entered
By burglars on Saturday evening, and a
hnse-y L------ - a--L.s sr --s-siIO4opr0
value were carried of.
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WATER WORKS oon'R. JUSTICE OF THE FEAO

Majority for Castle, so ~
Majority for Hester, so Oh
The other results of the victory may be
briefly summed up as follows:
The Union nominees for constables, viz !;
George Ridgsway, William A. .ChamPlin, Lu-
ther N. Eastman, Charles F. Klaue, Lueius
B. Eager, William R, SimmOnds, William
VI. PickersgilI, and Charles C. Stevens are
aIl elected by an average majority Of over
1900.
The Union Ward tickets have been success
full in eight Wards, and have been defeated
in three--ths Fifth, Eighth and Eleventh.
The newly elected members of the Board
of Education are divided as follows:
Third Ward, William Il. Price, Union.
Fourth " Lueius F. Mellen
Fifth Mllcher Nef Dem.
Seventh 4" Thomas Reeves Union.
Eleventh" George HartneIl Dem.
Total: Union, 8; Democrats, 2.
The Council will stand as follows:
Union. Dem.
Old members, 8
New q" 3
Total, IL y
The new members of the Council are as
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WANTED TO ExcHASGE.-I6O acres good
Iowa land. Also 40 acres of land in Tusco-
Ia county, Michigan, for a good house and
lot in the city of Cleveland. Will pay 81, 900
in cash. Address drawer 1S4, Cleveland,
Ohio. April4:I45
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-05

mUTTLATED BANK NOTES.-The following rules
have been adopted concerning the receipt Of mutila
ted circulating notes Of National Banks at the Of
fee Of the Comptroller Of the Currency, at Wash
ington:
First. Thess notes are to be redeemed by the bank
BY which they respectively Issued
Second. Mutilafei notes which have been torn or
deiaced VIII be received. when presented by the bank
that issued them provided ali the fragments
turned and the craving signature are not far
Obliterated that it cannot be determined by what
bank the notes we're issued.
Third. Fragments should be redeemed by banks
IN full only when accompanied BY sfdsvit stating
missing part Of the note is tOtplly destroyed The
good character Of the afiant should also be fully
vOuched f0r BY the officer before whom tbs affidavit
is taken These af1davlfs must ba forwarded to this
Office with the fragments to which they relate in
der that banks presenting such parts Of notes may
obtain credit for the same.
Fourth No credit will be given to banks for note
unless At least onehalf thereof is returnfd and
equitabla deduction will be made for such parts Of
notes may be missing
Fifth Mutilated notes should not be returned to
this ofhce In less sums than hvs hundred dollars.
NEW CoUNTERFEITs -Thompson's Bank Note Re-
porter notices the appearance Of the following new
counterfeits:
% on the Bank OF Utica, n. Y Imitation, Wig 2,
female on each side-on right end 3 die Twoon left
end, 2 female with sheaf OF Grain on her head.
Is on Lincoln Bank, Clinton, N. Y. Photographed,
Wig por rait o. I1Dcoln- right end l-left end l. die.
IS on the Fort Plain Bank, n. Y Imitation Wig.
to7 alss car. lions. key, giObe-right end, female
man - IIFE, lett end 5, die, 1--WE.
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NJ. HONEY HIARKRF-ApriI4, 4,

IBT TELnsRBPH.I
nIOnsy-Market active and steady, at 6@7 per
cent.
sterling Exchange-ouiet at lsOalsl for first
class bills.
Gold-Firmar. Opening at IS advancing to 67x,
declining to 674, and closing quiet at 67S.
GovoFnEent Sucoks-SteadY. FiVe-tweRties,
coupons, l.l0ail0H
There was no Second Board to-day, in CONSEQUENCE
Of the opening ceremonies Of the Sanitary Fair.
which were very imposing.
Subscriptions to the 1910 Loan at the First Nation
81 Bank to day were $685. ,fC0
LATER.
NEW YoRK, April An P. N.
Money unchanged.
Sterling Exchange quiet slal sIS for irsi c,ass
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J. 3. SHIPHERD's old friends and Gus
toners will find him at 227, Superior street,
whore he is prepared to furnish them with
every thing they may want in the way of
millinery and straw goods. mar3O:Il6
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ELECTION IN FEENOHT-A special to the
LEADER from Fremont says:
ssnduSky township gives Union majority
Of 205,--Union gain Of 17e.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-05

MADAME TAYLoR-The Great American
Clairvoyant-Eill remain short time in
Cleveland. She can be found at the CITY
Hotel, Seneca street, Room No. so. Open
from A n. to 9P. n. Satisfaction guaran-
tsed to visit her. spl:I45
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The SEvEEFY-sEcozD OH1o.-Tbs tur-
Tough OF this veteran regiment expires to-day
and it will rendezvous at Camp Cleveland,
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Ten-FOVty Government Loan,
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAN

designated permanent Depository RI the Govern
ment, is prepared to receive srseriptisns TO the
TeD-FOrty Government Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for .. s. Officers, Paymasters and
QdartermAsters. mar3O-I53
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Such is the result in detail of the election.
Below We give table Of ths-vOts By Wards
excepting the Seventh Ward---fOr Water
Works Commissioner and Justice Of the
Peace
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LOCAL NOTICES,

The ladies will notice that Mrs. Shaw is
opening elegant millinery goods.
apr. 5:I57.
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N. Y. BANK sTATERIRNT-ApriI 4.
LEY ruI ran FL 1

Increase in Loans.......... ......... q 81, ,692
Decrease in gg7,s3g
decrease In C1rcU atiOn-....,........-..... IS,l7
Increase in Depoe 1918 3e3
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LUBM's Perfumes for seven shiIlinRs.
Pure Wines, Brandies, etc., at Halls Homeo-
pathic Pharmacy, No. II Public Square.
f.ks6
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W AN T e d!

WAN EDI
fractional Certificates O. @. 4 O. Stock
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR1
GOLD, SILVER, .. s. NPsT. COUPONS
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HIGHEST PRpor PAIn rnR,
Canada Money,

Canada Money,
BIZ E.B. HALE, BANK1H,
Ill sHPerISr-st.
EbTAgent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds.
~Unourrent Funds converted ct Low
est Rates. fsbI
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HRRALD OF THE TRUrH.-The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser says:
We have received the March and April
number Of the " Herald of the Truth" pub
lished in this city and Cleveland, containing
over fifty pages of valuable reading matter
We have perused its contents with pleasure
(and profit, also, We trust,) and confidently
and conscientiously commend the publication
as eminently deserving Of encouragement and
support. It should find a place in every
christian family. It's high moral tone, its
devotion to the cause Of christianity, its uni
form support of the government and condem-
nation Of treason, are characteristics upon
which it is unnecessary 70 rus to dwell. We
are personally acquainted with Ed. Horner,
the chief editor and publisher, and, from his
experience and ability, regard him as pos
sessing in an eminent dsgrse the qnalifca-
tions necessary to insure the continued sue
cess and usefulness Of the I" Herald"
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A Brilliant Change OF Programme
for this Week.
Prices of Admission,
SPECIAL INrIAIAr1nN

For the accommodation nfths Wives and Families
OF Our c1Izsus ths second Grand Matinee of the sea
son will take place Saturday next at P. NJ. Tha
whole Company will perform. Admissions only 25
cents Children 70 cents.
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PY 1864. SO
SPECIAL NOTICE.


To the Citizens ofClcveIand, o., md Vicinity,
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention,
10 the Preparations known as
sHUNNEWRLI5S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all Throat and Lung Complaints.
HUNREwKLL's ToLU ARoDIFy,
The great Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Heaiaeb~
ache Loss of sleep and general Nervous - iootn-
Also for the pains 10 Monthly MssS i.s1ay- hsmeay-
q aPer;ect heieE Suuahou'
HUHEEWEbE8 ELBCTy, ,,ro pTILq
The most perfect form Of Cath,
pubta, which never require rue ever given % the
cure Z Without gripping and
lisints PILES - q, Biliiousless, Liver Com
thsT rms, and all deraBRements OF
-r. -tOmach and Bowels
fafion IN ~ suarations. Of such unb1unded rem
are weed 6r = EnslaTd have the confidence OF, and
vt IN ~ great numbers Of Physicians and pricig
tuf,s 10 will hnd them strict con formisy to ma
" N medicine
:, ithout resGrtiDg to tho common method OF col
INNS o. edyerftsiDg, would ask confidence 10 test
uelni which vii, be sacred.
JuHN L. HUENEWELL, Proprietor
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.
Enr sale by Wholesale and re :ail dealers
no greatest freedom OF fUorrespondence Eclioffsd
sod m Cleveland By Geo W.Ciark. s rouR 4 Arm
$50 g ben. on Bruhers, Churchill Brothers, A. W
sOeE, e s1ekrider, Il. U. GAYLORD
N ,r3l- a2lnth hsatsrWy
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yVsTEEgB EoTTORs.
Q. G. BRUCE.

q. q. BRUCE
LICENSED CLAIM OFFIOEg.
oLEymAHD, Ohio, WAsHrEoroE, D. O.
* S.E Fy%a8a 6. 55aE. slTss a5s.. No. IS Ninth s.
We are authorised by Government to collsc
500 bounty
dus discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chd.
6Esu, and nghtf1l hers ofAll deceased soldiers
also
which every discharged soldier o Eas DIS
GDlsdin the service, is entitled. Also, Pensio uz
nl Eoldiers' widows, children, mothers or on
pnAn sisters, as they are severally entitled uH-
IA thS Law. Also,
Back Pay
sus discharged soldiers or resigned ofBcerB,
promptly collected, OF cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months uaea;
maasy due teamsters, and every other class Of
eiaus growing out Of this or any otberwar.
We also pay special attention to
PATENTS
~ Avoid claim and Patent AGsnIs whs
re net Licensed.
We publish 'TEE soLDrER'B FnrEEp," s PAPER
much Intsrest to soldiers and their heirs.
ssaa ul your name sud stamp, and We win send
aooPJ nee u Twelve eoPiesY one each month,
o. B cents.
Apply 10 rs in person or by letter. with ,taur,.
your busaess shall have prompt attsnti0s
res loE, snd no charge until after We have sr-
eqmPhsAed what we undertake.
asPao Q. g. BRUCE.
FLAGS AND BANNERss
6tdea promptly filed. Address
G. ". CRoWELL co.,
snss.11 gnsuperior-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
~. nAuR
Licensed War Claim agent.
Oollosn BOuntios, Pensions. B.sk Pay. Pri.s Monsy
Hnd other War OiAims-
~Psuousl Attention Il sivsu 70 the vroseoutiu1
slusAim1 IN the DEPARTMENTS ct Washington.
AN psrsons having Claims shouId suvly In psr-
-. o. y lsttsr, ct once, and they VIII receive
ostl-HN lss superiOr-st., Cleveland, o.
02VELAND WOOLKN mILLS.
=. 4 4. Q. POPK,
supozintssdsnts, Manufacturers sps psslsrs IN
Al kinds Of
col EN aOOD
Consisting Of Plain dEaasy
eAssnEKKEs,
DOE8K1E5,
6ATT1NETS,
UNIONS,
FIANNELS,
BIlAEHETB
ETC., ETO.
"a Eeoa s.o9k SE.. sess.sunay on hand, adapted to
narkes. Prioss paid for Wool md Pslts, in ossh
eF EanulStunsd Goods,
dice and aaiesroomr.
e. . sATH4R STREET. oLEYELANDs o.
ilALLS INDIA RUBBER AND
Leather, all sizes. A..&G. RETTBERG.
A
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
FINAN UIAE.
MONEY MARKET.
MORNING rrAnrR oEFIoE.


MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
MONDAY EvEEINa, April 4, 1854
GoId-The gold markst to-day has been unusually
steady closing at New York this afternoon little
below Saturday. rates, and quiet. We make no
change in quotations here, which are Telling, 65H
buying. Sax
The TressurY Of the United States comes into the
month OF April with Gold and Silver balances to the
amount Of about t55 OO0 o. which sz7572,Is1
on deposit in the New York Office These large bal
win be partially reduced by the April payments,
q I52 OOO, on the 7sO per cent. Loan OF which
i7go,OoO went out lest Friday.
The business Of the Treasury Office ia New York
for the month OF March WAS as follows, in Receipts
from
Customs ..-...-s SO o92 Patent FSes.....s s2s2
Inter. Revenue 14S2,'92 Postofice Depart
Trausers.. q, $50 O0O msnt Il4,sH
Total go 20 is l5s s29 129
Ioeet ther....- 2 lol.Iz3
All March payments 42'9O5,I69
Balance March ,154 94
The increase in Customs Receipts at this port over
March last year, is 1881 674.
sIIver-Firm. Selling 5s@5s per cent. premium;
! buying 5sas5.
money-Easy at gar cen' with good demand
| for currency.
RxohRnEe-EasY, at unchanged rates, viz: Gov
ernment, National and Ohio funds par on New
York EssS'rn and Pittsburgh 4 per cent. discount.
Government BOnds-In good demand at the
following rates:
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NEW YORK 0IARKET-AprII q.

Maif-Steady at 81 IS per bushel.
HOps-Range at 2ses5c, according to quality.
NEW YORK mARKET-AprII
icy TELEGRAPH
FIour-A shade hrmer. Sales at e6.s5asa5 for
extra State; s7l5sT,50 for extra round hoop Ohio
~ z5or trade brands this market closing quiet
WhisIzr-Tbe market Ia without decided change,
Wheaf-Quiet and firm sales At SisSaI, ,s5 for
Chicago Spring; q 4als5 for Milwaukee club; 81 SO
Gor5-Quiet sales ct 81 ,2s for old shipping mixed
Hats-A little more active Western and State Goa
WooI-Ouiet.
PetroIeum-Quiet, and without decided change.
at 90 s9Z for mess: ss25fa2S s7< for old 40
s5i 0Oa2I,5O FOR new DO; sls 5Oa2i 10 for old and
prime; s2t OOa2i 5aor prime mess also $40 bblg
mess for May, buyers optiou, at f2475 and 600
bhls do for June, buyers option, at $500.
Cnt HIeaIE-Stsady
Bacon, sidee-In moderate demand at l2e for
westerH Cumberland cut l2'5c fordo short ribbed
'2Xc long clear; l4Ac for do long cut hams.
Iard-Dult at 1sal32c
Batter-Firm al soa4oc for Ohio, and 4Oalso for
Cheese-steady at lsalso.
PITTSBURGH OIL MARKET,
Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LsADEl.
PITTSBURGH, Epril 4.
PetroIeum-Market FIRM. Crude 2sc- sass Of
q bbls At this price. Pefined outside brands,
best standard brands 55a56,, snd firm at that
Arriyed-2'eI2 bbis crude ~ b6ls refined
RSsS g Prsntlss' PrOV1alsa Market Re-
pert
The following sre the rates charged By them:
HGms-Sugar -cured premium Hans, > D. ....--.l5 {
Dried Beof.a 5ssc
ahouiders-Sugar-cure = h.............- ....l05Sg
BaoOn-Or Smoked sides = h-.............. .....l2kS
Lard-Prime leaf, kettie-rend'ed In bbls p n. b.I3<C
Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs 2 b..4
Pork-Eo. mess = 81
Extra clear Z s2i 50
~ No extra charge made for packages or carriage
20 railroad depOts boats All articles /.
ed strictly PRIME and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly filed. Our gugAr-oured Hams and
kottle-rendered Lard took the first premium ct the
late Ohio State Fair. BOSE 3 PBEHTfSS,
taIvt.P4s
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90; Ksnnstt SlzOO; Pale Cream $500 Porter Sio.
Bali and quarter barrels IN proportion.
lIait-stsady at sI IS per bushel.
Hops-Range at zsas5c according to quality.
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LICENSED CLAIM 0FFIOEg.
oLETnAND, Ohio, IWAsHrEoToE, D. O.,
No Lyman's Block, No. As Ninth ST.
Near the Court House.
We arn aufho-5sed h., fzo-s-,,-,.,, 4, a, =,
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No details received. The Union ticket
has carried the Ward by about fifty major
ity.
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-. gFOOK RARKKF-ApriI 4.

,ifs Sterling Exchange I8lalsIs forr. oass
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
usieai.

In view OF the fact that the pianofofte has become
something more than ornament luxury IN tho
homes or the American people, but is almost as
much necessity any other portion OF ordinary parlor
furniture and nasmuch there amount OF capital
NOT less than sevesty.dve million dollars annually
vested in the manufacture every Improvement tending
to make tho instrument enduring, to increase It's
power its purity OF tone its CAPACITY keep tune
is OF manifest importance. We have for tho past
ten or fifteen years the American piano gradually
quiring eqAity with instruments manufactured by tho
best makers In rope Among those recent claimants
for recognition in til department is The "rgcs patent
/ pianofore," now bong manufactured IN this city
oy company with large captal-nalf million we are
told. some years ago the inventor, Mr. y briggs, ap
Piled the principles which render the yolin 80 sonorous
and human like in tone piano, aud with so much
success to Obtain very marked commendaton from
many leading artists At that time we mad occasion 10
nronounce yory favorable Judgment upon the concep
ton o. this idea In connection with the construction Of
piano Since then the inventor has devoted hnseil
mo IDEAS which he had based on the laws OF acoustics 70
4 practical development The principle " simple and
nainra All te extraneous lumber 10 the body the
piano dispensed WITH The sounding boards are mere
arched planks o. thin wood like the back and frons
of the violin The strings are attached strong
frame completely separated from independent OF the
wooden thus rendering the Instrumental part soso
utey free from effects Of weather o. climate. An
other novelty In the construction Of th piano Is the
Abandonment OF the harp form N srnging and tho sub
NY bass on whi,h Mr pr,ass Is the nyentor
Upon careful examination Of the instrument recently
at the Companys wsreroom u .non square we are ed
TO think that the results obtained are very hne singing
ne great purity aud bri,ccy In the upper notes and
general power and resonance throughout tho whole
scale not often found In pianos constructed upon the old
plan or heavy plank bottoms blocks and sound posts,
witch must reasonably be Supposed 10 interfere
siderably with the vibration, aud ttersfore reduce
the tone IL claimed for this lnstrument-and there
appears to be validity n tn claim, from the smi-
arity Of constructon-that II VIII improve with age,
ike the Cremona violin. Two large factories now In
fun work manufacturing the briggs instrument While
this country hns tor long time past been independent OF
Europe in tho production Of pianos, have devoted
much attention to the Improvement OF the panofore that
1t ia not al oil apparent that Europe will remain long ndc
pendent oY American inventive genius In this branch OF
ma
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
city IusalliRe nee.

MyuKnous AHD FArAL RAILROAD CsuAlr.-Ine 70
rr.,ps Of man whose uame Is unknown were yesterday
morning found lying scross the track q hs Hudson
River Railroad Eleventh avenue, between Thirty h'
And Thwty.second streets, by officer Fischer, Ok toe
Tvsnteth precinct. Deceased bad been ruu over cy
train OF cars which severed both fees aud nfs neaa
HORRIBLY crushed the brains being scattered about .n
vss d,scoy~,ed The deceased about hve feet I'VE
inches m height and had light brown DALI % ans S
mustache fIis dress consisted OF avn"s v u nsssaA
shocs ana piack Kossush hai On one q ns I'VE ~
vas gold ring prom the position 81 orsssrssSa him.
.,s 90 hs ras, far the purpose OF commtsng suicide.
c",onar M V,lsy was notified, and uil hold an naassA
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
Brookiyn city News.

sso- " nLs oS = CUNNING ExcuHnoS.-A boy named
Samuel Close, residing with NJ. j. Psuding in the town
OF oravessnd, accidentally shot himself 90 Saturday,
while sunning e.eursies t Consy Island. Close aud
ooOpanons landed from small boat, and while stsodirG
shcrs sausg oy the uuxz'e Of hs gun his foot &C.
cdsQaiiy struck ths hammer and tho charge exploded
The ball entsssd below shs ohn pd out through the
fkun, causing instant dsash, rhe deceased was about
hftesn tssrs aSa Coropar norris held 40 inquest And
verdict az accidental death rendered By The Jury.
Sss puar scnoors --rhs summer vacation Of the pub
c schools Of this city ended Saturday and this morn.
ing tbs fall term WIN 8ommspcs. rbs schoolhouses
All been clsAnsed, md several have been repaired
and rsfprnished.
BtsoLAs cAuosr. The house OF M. J. a Small, No
7'S Dean street. fcIonousy enered Sunday morn
ing rhs noise made awakened the family, and NJ SMALL
pistol in hand went 70 ascertain ths He found
man endeavcviug W open the ball door, and fred %
missed him. when the feow bnding himself covuereo
surrendered Onoer lie Count, N tho FftIeh precinct
police, was notified and took BIN into custody Silver
ware aud other property amounting TO coc hundred and
Atty dollars 10 value found In bis posseesop. Ths
sccused was looked MP 10 ans wer,
The New York herald., 1864-09-05
Il Fl e D r A + +
IMPORTANT OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENTS
The Naval EnliStments Credited 10
New York and Brooklyn.
Government Bounties to Volunteers to
Be Continued,
h, -, -

will appear from the following important correspond
ence that the question Of credng the naval enlist mens
quota tho draft definitely settled n our
favor and that official instructions have been issued 10
enter and allow the credits at
SUPERVISOR BLuNr's LETTER TO THB coMMIs-
aIoNERs.
HEADQUARTERS, COUNTY VOLUNTEER CoMMITTEE,
NEW YoRK, Sept 3, 1864
j. B. sroyEnoUsB Assistant Adjutant General and Lieut..
Col FRsn. TOWNSEND, Commissioners, &c.
GKsrIRaEN-ln support OF my claim already made for
credit for the county Of New York TOR naval enstmcns
from the 18th of April 1861 TO the 24th Of February
1854. have the honor herewith to transmit additiJnai
evidence consisting of transcripts OF che records Of tho
receiving ship North Carolina OF all men enlisted in New
York city aud county and received board said ship
from the 18th Of April 1861, the 2itn Of February,
1864 with supporting adavs, rs to the correctness Of
said lists as copied and herewith presented.
These lists embrace twentysI thousand four hundred
and eighteen names The number claimed in my letter
OF August % having been enlisted In the city and
county OF New York between the 18th OF April 1861 and
the oath OF February 1864, twenty five thousand
four hundred and ff There therefore appear to
have been hundred and sixty seven more men on
the of receiving ship from New York; than
there reported having been enlisted at our
rendezvous This discrepancy easily explained by the
fact that sometimes received from other vessels
ships in New York pass through the receiving
ship credited New York enlistments, although
they may not have passed through tho New York city
rendezvous. AS that class OF credited ON tho
books to New York, the as If enlisted at New
York city rendezvous 1t is almost impossible TO sepa
rate them, and hence the difference In the hgures
Is hoped that this question of naval credits may bo
determined possible, that may know juse
quota Of New York county stands and trusting
that the additional evidence claims hereby tender
ed may be found sufficient and satisfactory, am, gente-
men, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
URISON BLUNT,
Chairman County Volunteering Committee.
ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GENERAL srONEHoUsB's
REILLY.
ALBANY Sept 3, 1854.
To ORIsos BLUNT. Chairman Of County Volunteering Com
mittee:-
Commissioners reported by telegraph this morning. 10
gives New YORK eighteen thousand four hundred and
forty eight is) Brooklyn six thousand and forty sx
4 the balance to other portions OF the State Total
navy enstmepts twenty thousand seven hundred
and forty nix (2T746 This report has been approved
by the Secretary OF War and General Hays has been In
structed 10 enter and allow the credits at once.
shall probably be a. the Astor House 10 morrow.
Rolls not required now. J. B. sIoNEHOUSE,
Assistant Adjutant General