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H00ElANa's aERMAH gITTERE

sl00F LAEs'S s2kIzAA slI GER&
d Y S P E P STA,
AND
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER,
And Digestive Organs,
ARE OUBEp By
HOOfland's German BitteFs,
The GRzAT STRENGTHENING TONIol
These Bitters have performed more Cures
Have and do give better sstifactiOR
Have more Testimony
Have more Respectable People to VeuOh for thsmr
THAN ANY OTHER ARTICLE IN MARKET
Rsday any One to Contradict this Assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any ese that will produce Certificate published
| By US, that It ia not GESUISE.
Hoohand's German Bitters
VIII Cure Every Case OF
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of The Rsisy'
and Diseases arising from DisoTdsrsd Stomach
OBSERVE TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting irom Disorders OF the Digestive Organs;
Uonstipation. Inward Piles EuIaess OF Blood 70 ths
Head, Acidity fthe Stomsoh, E3ussa, Heart
burn, disgust for Food. fuliness or
| EructatiOns, Sinking or
Pit Of the stomach sssS ginning mi Of the Read Hurried
| and Difficult Breathing, FiuttsTinS Sc fhs
| HsarI, choking or BuGocsting Eenss-
ti0pB when In y ing POSTURE
| Dirnnoss of Vision, Dots
| or Webs before -
| the Sight, Fevor and Dull PsiG in tho Eead5 Den
| cheney OF Precipitation, YellOwness OF the ska
| and Eyes, Pain In the Side, BaoH' Chest
| Limbs So, eudiaG EluRfe5 Of
| OF Heat, Burning In the
| Finsu. constant
ImAziniRzsoi Evil. and great Depression Of sBirita
~ REMEM R, -9s
That this Bittsrs is Not Alcoholic
CONTAINS NO RUN or WHISKY,
And Can't Make Drankards
BUT
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From the Hs7i F4gsaa:, Winter, Pastor or Ro1bor.

Ongh BapLI1t Uhlfch.
Or. Jackson-Dear Sir: 1 feel It due TO your excel
lent preparation HOofsnds Gersa8n Bittsrs, to add
my testimony 10 the deserved reputation It has OBJ
tnined. I have fer years at times, bsen troubled
with great disorder in ny heed aud nervous system
was advised By friend TO try bottle Of your Ger
man BittsrH. did 50 and have experienced great
and unexpected relief; my health has been very mo-
teriay eeGefitted. l confidently recommend the
article where meet With Gaze similar 20 my q,
and have been assured by many OF their good eeCts.
Respectfully, yours, WiHTEks
RozborUush, Pa.
From Rsv. J. s. herman, Of the German Reformed
Church, KutztOWn, Eerks county, Pa.
Dr.. o. M. Jscksoa--BesEected Sir: have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used any medicine that dil me much
good as HaOfauds BitteTE. J am very much improY-
ed in health after having taken five bottles
EcursI with respect, J. 5. HkRhAhs
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From Rev J. IL. Turner, Pastor of Hedding Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Philadeiphla.

DR.. Jsckson-pear Sir: Having used your German
Blters in my family frequently, prepared TO say
that It has been 0f great serylcs believe thst in
most case of general debility of the system 1t Is the
safest ard most valuable remedy OF which IhGve any
knowledge, Yours, respectfully.
J. II. TURNER, 7s6 N l9th-St,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-10
MILITARY SCHOOL.
MILITARY SCHOOL.
TRRR MILITARY SCHOOL. II
For Applicants for Commands Of HI
OoE. RE ID z e o 9 z 8 q,
1910 Chestnut.st Philadelphia.
JOHN H. TAGGART,
Late Colonel 18th Regiment Pennsylvania Ressrves)
PRECEPTOR.
1910 Chestnut-st Philadelphia.
JOHN H. TAGGART,

The Supervisory Committee for Recruiting ColOred
Regiments, with the view Of providing what the
country so urgently negds-namely, applicants fOr
Command Of COored Troops competent for that duty
has established Military School a. their Head
quarters, in which Infantry Tactics snd knowledge
Of Army Regulations ara taught gratuitOus'y.
Young Men havir g fair rcOmmOn-schoole education
and physically sound, and especially privates and
non Commissioned officers in the army, who desire to
command colored troops, invited to become stu
dents Cf this School,
Those who already have military knowledge may
review It. and be prepared fer immediate examina-
ti0n at Washington.
Those who are wholly unacquainted with tactics
may remain until they are made proficient in them.
Students, properly advanced, viii be allowed TO Wis
It Camp William Penn drill and train troops there,
and practice as officers
Three Sessions will be held every day, Sundays ex-
oepted, one OF which Will be q Night Session.
Each applicant must apply to the Committee for
admission, by a letter OF his own composition ana
written by himself. Testimonials Of good character
must be laid before the Committee before applications
can be acted on. II satfaCt0ry, permission 10 enter
lhe school will be forwarded TO the applicant -
Further information can be found in pamphlet
publ he'd BIZ the committee. viii vii Be sent free
TO any one at distance requesting copy and II can
also be had at the oce Of the Committee OF at the
of1ca Of this paper.
Es All letters addressed 10 either OF the unQersgn-
al will bs promptly answered
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EERROTYPEg.
L0eT. WANTs 8 FauMR.

WANTED.-HAND LoOM.-EVR-
w RY Ea- meT to know that Lamb felf Acting
Hand Lo0ra Is - article he wants to msks and
money with The turning Of an easy crank by mar,
OF COY, does the whole business q weaving IS
or 50 ards in day IS % SO cay can Be earnsd BY
It's use. State, County and TownsLic Rights and
Looms for sale. Address, with stamps, b5AHSON
B EBLg0T7T. .sfhfeacc H.. ianl3-R2s
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STATEMENT.
g T A T E Nj E N T

e T a T E M E N T
OF THE OoNDITIoN OF THE
Columbia Fire Insurance Comply,
on the slstday of December, 1853, made to the Au-
ditor Of ohio, pursuant 70 the Statute Of that State,
not incorporated By the state of Ohio, passed April
sth, 1876. -
NAME AND LOCATION.
FIRsT-The Name Of the Company is Co-umbian
Fire Insurance Company. and Is located 1t
l6l Broadway, New York.
I. CAPITAL.
sEcosD-The amt of its Capital Stock ss50O 900 90
THIRD The amount Of It's Capital Stock
paid up, 10000 %
FOURTH II. ASSETS.
/. Cash Of the Company on hano.......... 95slI 81
Cash in hand ana due from Agts None
). Rea Esta'e unincumbersd.. None
Ths Bonds and etocks owned by the
company as p5r your hers 6ccOmpa-
nying-how secured, and the rate Of
Interest thereon, to wit:
Ist-l .. 8. so Bopds,-........s 200
ID ID g =" 3" @ ..,.,,,. sSSS 5'SSSS
5th-INew 70. City Fond. 10000
Total Bonds and stocks............. 22s,s5O 90
s. Debts due The Company, Sc ured by
mortgage, on unncumboTed teal Es-
tate, a per vOCcneIs accompanying,
isShedul' annsSsij.- I9aIOO %
6. Debts otherwise sscurs5, as per vouch-
ers accompanying, w:
lst-Re,ng loans \ suEdry s:OCss
and dBJnd,,,u,r,.,................. 3f3G7
Total amount loaned on sbove.......... 81 ,343 81
Debts for 3,l5I IS
5. All other Securities, inter st accrued
but not ........... 7O9O
Total Assets Of the Company. ,Oe5 a
III. LIABILITIES.
FITH-Ths amount OF LiabIlitlss, dus or not
Gus, to Banks aud other Creditors,
None
LosRes adjusted
SEyEETH-Lossts adjusted and,nOt du=...... 1000 90
EIGhTH-Lo:ses unadi adiusted.........--......No None
kIEFH-Losses in suspense, waiting for fur
ther pr0Of................. None
............... ..................... 5s4 co
Total e. Os4 %
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-14

Dol GRAND srREEr-29i
CORNER OF EIDRID0B STREET
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS Tr
E GREAT 6ALk or DRY GOODS,
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS.
A. C. SrRESZS
2ei GRAND STREET,
corner of Eldridge street.
$2N0e0 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
he sold by tho 9Th OF February in ience OF
80 MOVING. 8e
800 SPRING AND WINTER CLOAKS
fe nj half price.
BLACK SILKS. 81 per yard.
worth Sr 60
A larpe assortment OF plain Aipxas Mcrinoes Paramat
las Deaines &c &c. bought aution slightly damaged
BY the last fire IL Duane street thirty per cent be-
~" '"' ~ BALMOKAL sKIRTs. 81 IS piece
worth 81 IL ..aT s
DOMESTIC GOODS
purchased before tho advance
A. q. SIREN.
29l Grand street
corner OF Eldridge street
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DRY GOODS.

O10 PIECES BLACK MERiSO. FOR LADIES'
AVV Skirts, at Al cents per yard. wprth y cents
JANE AOONEY's los AMI no Sixth svenuc,
Between Ell nth aud Ninth streets.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Ii The largest stock Of Linen Goods held BY any retail
house 10 the city. Table DAmasks white and unbieaohec
Table Cloths linen Shee.ins. Pillow Case Linen, Towels
Napkins Ayilies Table Covers Bed Spreads white and
coored Toilet Covers Fapnes all widths aud coors fAncy
FlAnneis for shirtng SAC. &c, &c
JAMES MOONEY. i08 and ITO Sixth avenue.
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w J. sHARP's SUPERIOR BILLIARD TABLES CAN
~ only be found 81 bis msnuactov Is fulton stres.
Keeps on hand good assortment ~ four ma az
pocse iasea aud ses them at reasonable prtceA Also
sec0no hsnd Tsnss TOT Gale end one large Hinsd sram
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THE STANDARD. AMERIcAN lILLIARD TABLE.
The bes and oniy reliable blizzard tables manufactured
Balls Cues and every article relating 70 billiards Tor sale ~
streets New vorh.
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N AUTHORIZED UNITED STATES LAW OFFICE
70 attend 70 military claims generally TO give 10 volun
teers Just the Information the need before ensng in
gard 70 the location o. regiments bouptes. &c explaining
ana ACQUIRING al the legal riFhts Of soldiers
Advcs free az ample compensation made by govern.
ment Under whose license TIE undersigned acts X. b.
WESTBRoOk, Counsellor at Law Proctor and Advocate
Broadway ground foor
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Al SELECT SQUAD OF MEN Is IMMEDIATELY DE.
n sirei by recrltng oaicer far choice artillery and
cassr, eimens in most desirable localities Also few
mechanics and artisans for engineer SPECIAL in
ducerents 70 residents of New York For parcu
lars inquire OF X. D. WESTRROOK Counsellor nj Law,
De- stree. door from Eroadwsy.
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A TTEkrf0N. RkCRUIrs-rHE SUBSCRIBER DE.
"a sigma 10 mako this olce Ia fact welt name the
Volunteers Agency, where those may obtain
10 full inforoion relative to the cash bouues
this and also To explain the order or their
payments TO protect the inexperienced Ia their
secure thefn from the imposition aud fraud
cit brot and Full information given upon
the subject Of relief families IL desired enlist per-
scns and s them all the bounes they entitled
by law We make no charges TO the recruit.
amply compensated bv the lovernmert, employ ~
agents to direct 10 onice those
string tnf the above sab ects wiz he particular
to sprly In the oice OF d. WASHBUkN. Colnsellor
Law, 2ss Bro
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vuANTED-FOUR PENCIL CASE AAKERs ALSO
w -four boys ~ Is years Dad 10 learn tho trade Ap'
ply at ITS Hester a. second door.
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n totweve good men who viii volusser within two
daya vefy bounty cash In hand time
they epca they Get at any other place
They win have the choice Of artillery cavalry Infantry
formation call at tho Lag onlce Of chimney CO.. No
Chambers street. Nh ~
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AT lS BROADWAY, CORNER BRoOMB STREET.
~ stairs rooms az The hh:s price If .v %, T r.:
eypton Also The NEST liberal odyapoes uAae On conssn-
wsnN q nA sh0vN GthlsA
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At JAMES MO0NEY'S 1903 AND ITO SIXTH AVE.
nueynst received from the auction sales OF the pasi
week. zoo pieces OF French and German Goods
ding AL the styes in double AVID single w,dhs
roras plain sni hsured at twenty Dvc cent lees than
Iuhber'a prices
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

The Nicaraguan Congress refused to accept the resg
nation OF President Martinez
The oofee crop Of Nicaragua is calculated at sbolt
90 COO qUintals.
Extensive preparatOns making for the next crop
Diplomatic relations have been broken of between
Chill aud Bolivia and the Minister Of the latter has len
the former country Peru and the United States Minis
ter had offered their Intervention.
There was a disastrous fire in Valparaiso on the go Oh
February by which s4O0000 worth Of property was
burned including the stores Of HUH. Gruning Co:
and Green, Nicholson Co. There was but S"3i oOV
insurance.
The American ship Feneon from Callao for Antwerp,
put into Valparaiso after throwing part OF her ca go
overheard.
The French. frgate victoire had also arrived from
E0rient
ThoPeruvan Government has issued decree 10 put
down gambling and close gambling houses.
The Victoire had arrived at Caso and would leave
M0rch 10 for Acapulco. -,
The Origaba at this port reports the French ftii
bl0ckading Acapulco.
The United States ship Portsmouth at Acapulco
March 49, reported TO Admiral Bell of the Lancaster
having seen suspicious looking steamer tne
Confederate steamer Alabama 80 miles to the westward
steering northwest II was probably freneh vessel
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Latest.

Consols closed on the 25th at 91s.
The French Rentes opened at GGf 10c, and closed at
66f. l5c..
The London Shipping Ga,enes Paris correspondent
writes that the Finance Minister had interview on
FRIDAY afternoon with Mr.. Glyn respecting the Mexi-
can loan aud that in the evening gentleman Of the
6uancia department was leave for Mramar to obtain
Maximians signature TO the decree. The impression
In Paris that the proposition for the bondhoders OF
1881 is really not unfounded.
Sir Francis Barring will retire from the representation
of Portsmouth at the next general election.
The German Diet had receiTed a invitation to attend
the Conference on the Danish question
LIVERPOOL, March H.-The steamship Canada, rom
Boston via Halifax, arrived at Queenstown to-day.
The Committee appointed by the Norwegian Storth'
Ing to examine the Government bill has Unanimously
recommended that assembly TO accept the proposals rel
alive to war armament in favor of Denmark.
CALCUTTA March e.-Exehange on London. 2i2t.
BOMBAY March s-Exchange 2I2. Money tight.
Cotton-new 0mrawnttee, $40.
HoSo KONG. Feb. 2s.-Tea advancing.
SEASGHAE Feb. 2l.-Tea firm.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
niOvemen,srd ~ Of nslsesa Ocean Steamers.
Passengers Sailed.

In stedm,hip CANA, for Lirepooi-ML JOB Dale, Man
chester; Miss Cochran N " Mr. d. j. Oliver San Francis.
co; Capt. Hunter w. u. Ch.oTh-rson London r. Goyris
son. Masmora; Mrs f. r. Yale and Miss r. w. Bingham N.
Y; Jesse Tyson Baltimore VIM keifer N Y. i. A. Dsmb.
man. N. Y. Paul Voke Brousels Otto Federieks, ~ Y;
J. T. Lannan, N. Y. Mrs o. Meyer snd child Phila Mr..
and Mrs b. r. Jewett, London Mss Slater Rhode Island
Mn, Beck. Phils H. N. Slater Rhode Island J. T. Lee N.
Y; Col Pskenha 30 res Wife infant and servant, Lieut.
CelonTa r. & H.; ~.ie tTo ehiSen M sd Two servants NJ
aud Mn. A. Wubury, Havana. Jno. Wilson, N. VI Mr..
4 X; Davis, NJ VI Mr. MulisAn N " Mr. Bayard, n. Y;
Mr.. p. Pa,esa. Mr. White Washington; Mr. Cha. Caro-
son. Msnchester; Mr. y. C. Osnett, Philadelphia II Ap
pod, New.York; VIM. T. Horpsr, Philadelphia John d.
Hall New York Charles A. Ssehett, Proyidrnce Robert
Smith Philadelphia; Alexander y, Puryes New York T. d.
How e Now York; q. d. Parrish, Philadelphia Samuel Nc
Essn, NswysISi h B. Lysp NfwSV'Ai Henry 0Ssss''
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Pnsacngers Arrived

In stedsr,hip Persia, from Lirsrpooi ousen,ors-
Miss Crowhe Miss Greeusheld. Miss Watson Mrs. Peter
nu Miss Torrance. the Dske Of Athoe and servant the
pnches: m Of Ahoe and servant Mr. CochIsne Edw Parker
owen H. S. Dyer, Mr. Slater D. Greenshieds, MIS- Parker,
Mrs Marry. Mrs Anrean, J. H. Claiming, s. A. johnson,
NJ ~ yr2nhsr %il A. lupa pufre,ne Donald O. Water
Mrs. Sect, Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Curtis Mr. and Mrs WIN,
Gqnn; M and MI,; Csrdthrs NJ Thompson, John Pratt
Cordmala, @. Lsmot,e g. seiway j. White C. r. de Lucas
aud ,eryan s,mnlate, RObt Muir. Tho, NJ Patterson
P Preston icha mr., hSsiard9n H. chavisau, Mr. Butter
=. Ren,ult f. Starr, 4 Bee swtto Mr. Cordy j. A. Kirk
son end two daughters, WIN. Beech jr Mr. and Mr.. MAY
Mr. Hswes, j. Edwards. P. c. Ros. Mr.. Leaman Miss L,
Grottz Isaac Barnes Mr.. Esconse. Total 100. .
In steamssip Ocean 9ue'T ron A.pinraa-MrA +.
Hyde and two children csp, II J: W9cSt, Samuel Ward
Weiss Lnd Rhoder Palacos. j. n. Nezretti ves, Bron.
.ted Al.tead Hosnesberg Mrs. Kelly, T. Miller Mrs. T..
g. Green and M isree chd,sn, j. o. n W. s sen%g,e % Mum
Mrs. s. Rich, niece and three children, Miss A. NJ Nutter.
Miss L. A. Palmer Thomas Botham, L. Ash Mrs. z. Hall,
H. H'Ts Robinson H. W hasl.Sn S&0GtI g. fa Ieo az Anvil
c. Duer Mrs T. Heuslwood Mr. aud Mrs. joseph Ross, j.
Si hS r. s " T f. pFa saiH @ a A. F os Ss5d?9
Heath and wife s. Hnckley. wife and child X Ellis and
wife A. sternleI., A; kendnch, John s,our Mrs r. A.
and w E M:, Sc6 R59E Clark l. Ts f. @
aud three children, Mr.. A. welrnaor, Il Hugs Wv W.
%qnde " Ms r. Pi' m M Ashley HS@G1 and M
Paeh, Ch,rles Pierce, j. oconne Lenni., B. Jes'gp
r. II. Cunningham. A. Marohane George Eisn j. J. Held
Lemon & W% L D d A Lsy @ P aGss aSS B%i1as'T %
J. Holmes James Eof h. T. Henry and wife j. Progasco
s. Pearse Robert sayery, A. Cert B. Allen Mrs. d. Peks
nee and child, w. T. Walters, George h. COhee, r. Bora
guch.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
mniIs Close mt the Post-Omce.

Apri II ?. m.
For GrrA, Britain and the Continent, by steamer
Amcfic, saturday Ap s.................... loi IN.
For ireland, via Queensiown, by steamer CITY OF
Manchs.ter saturday April s................ lof a. IN.
u p m.
ba, s.urdsy. April p IN.
Saturday April y p m.
For California Oregon, Washington Territory and
the Sandwich Islands daily tSundsy, except;
...........................4a a. m. and 81 p
North-Albany Buffalo and Canadas IN and y p m
North nd Nest y. IN.
Western Mail via Erie Railroad .......5a. and 50
Southern aud South Western Malls ~ u and lI! p IN
Eastern h' - anu y " III
New port end tsll River fp m
The Long Island Mad closes al a ~. aud p NJ
Sunday Mails-On Sunday all mails close at p III
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
cOIrRT CAIFNDAR-TUrs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CmCUIr.-Pan L-Oyer and
Tcruner Part II-So. 1896 Co. 1917 s55 1921 lH 81,
1850 1870 100 i3t7 $751; lse7 ls7l i5 s1 ito5 l2s
60 ss 1914 a. li52 2t l24s l2sl, 1884, s2s 1885, ssI,
i35e.
SUPREME CoURr-SpEcIAL TERM.-Issues OF
law and fAct-Nos 207 208 20s 30 Ill 2l2 2l3 3lt 2l3,
2l6 2l1 2ls 2le 22a IA 226 217, 22s 21o ll6. .,
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Nos 3345, 1865 37l3,
37s 377, 37l9 32l 3723 J125 3T27 3729 37Jl, 3715.
2O J92 3ioa 1896 209a 23O z2Os 3J7o 25ss liza, 1861
IOes
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-Part Nos. 257,
l5 2l 4ss O5 30s 22l 263 $50 00 s52 49, lst t83 49,
Part I1No Ia, ITO, 49, +sl ls, as, 37, +a3, 2'1, +'i,
l24 B, la8, $40, az
g. 50, So, So So 60, 81 81, g. g. 65, &c, 6s, 20,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Later from Panama.

PAYAaA March %. IBjL
The Pacific Mail Steamer Orizaba has Just
arrived from California that tho Ocean Queen will
sail from Aspinwail tonight.
The latter arrived from New York on the morning Of
Che 23d aud the Illinois at 80 a. M on the Gath.
The passengers of the latter still remain on board
awaiting the arrival OF the America at Panama due
Monday. They viii not get away much before the I'd
Of April
President Of the United States Of Colombia on borl
reached Carhsgena on the 10th inst We have no news
OF how the President received there in the in
terror
Among the passengers by the Ocean Queen is Samuel
Ward esq. from Msnagua. Nicaragua, March l2 ON
which day Capt Pimss British railroad project re-
jected by the House of Deputies.
Mr. Ward Is the bearer 10 the Central American
Transit Company Of the ratified contract Of inter.
oceanic transit Of Nov TO- duly approved by President
Martinez
An experiment Of growing cotton in Guatemala has
kad some success.
Gen. Medina has besn elected President Of Hpnderas
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
TrayeIern, Guide.

To AIbanv by Hudson X. r.. 6s Warren st....7, 10
a. M ard 81 S. snd II; 40 y. Sunday traln. a22 p m
To Albany. by Hurlem Il. r.. 20tlst 4h'ay.lOa III.
and as D IN. Sunday train fZo ~
To Baltimore by the New Jersey X. r., foo, Of
Courtlandtst. 9 and 10 a IN, "a p. m. and IL ,
mdng ghtSnnday. T. III
To Boston by New. London line, Pier 81 N X,
Stonington line Pier IL, ". H. and Fall River
line Pier 3, ~ r. daily iSundsy srceptedl... p m
To Boston by New Haven RR.. VIA Springfield
27ths and ith a. M ana p h
To Boston. by New. Haven RR.. 2lthst and 'tn-
Ay, via Shore Line....... III and p m Sunday 9p IN
To Buffalo, by Erie RR. foot OF Chambers,
st...........................s. W. y
To YAphank lsip. Fire Island and other resorts
on Long Island, by l.. J. Railroad, ifom James
Slip and foot oil 3thE r. R......: 3 and p m
To tho West by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
foot 81 CouIllndtst.. a. M and and p. IA.
Sunday tram.
To the West, by Central Railroad Of New-JeTsey,
Of Gourtlandt st...........b m ~ M ana y ni
To Phiadspms by Jersey Railroad, foot oil
Counlsndt. Z, and 10 n. m, II m., 1 aud o. p
m. and II midnight SundaY........."....:''.: op m'
To Philadelphia, by Camden and AmboY bauosn'
Pier 20 N r.. foot Of Barclay ~ Up M
To Washington by NewJeIsey RR, foot ol Court.
andt It., and 10 a. M. q p m., and u midhis"
sunday
For further information n regard 10 halroad llho rabies
see advertisements in another part OF this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
The Danish War.

Copenhagen kilograms state that the pom
bardmeni of Frederca had ceased since the Part
of Fredericia had been set on fire by the Dombarden
fused According to lafest advices the Germans had
abandoned the siege and abandoned their positions be-
fore the towl. 4,
at Sonderburg.
The Prussisn cannonade OF Duppel continued.
The Austriaas had informed the commander 81 the
Danish snofwar stationed off the unfOrtiied town Of
Hersens that on the first shot being fired, the place
Woold be given up TO pilage and destroyed.
Berlin telegram confirms the news OF PRUSSIA ana
Austria having accepted the Conference without basis
and without armistice and adds hatth Conference
will ehortly assemble.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
CITY ITEMS.
Entertainment. This Day and Evening.

For location qf fledfrf dnd ''e % ace ddr'
ssemcnn ~ other columns 0f Mis pdpey.
METROPOLITAN FhiRFoureeuih street and sirh avenue
md i7th street and BIoadway-Day ndeysnhg. e
HKoogLys sTABERSscLK-EIutch Family Conssrt
tc.pyNY on MUnc BRooKLYN-Luca di LsmHguoor.
NIBLo's GARpEs-1he Fools Revenge.
WALLAcx's THEATER-Rosedsle.
THRarER FR,xcAIs- Grace de Dieu.
WISrER GARpgs-Judi,h, The Daughter Of Mersri.
OLYMPIC THEArER-Irisi Enigrant-Lenghing Hyma
BIRsuss-tiants Dwsns-A phrosa, the Spirit o Bauy.
VAN AsBuRgHs MEssGERIE-Collecon OF Anlmas.
nlPPoTHEArRos-EauesiriGn Performances.
RRoApwAY YAMPHIrHRhrgR-Equestfia Performances.
IIoPE CHAPRL-The Grand Stereoscoptcon.
IpyIEa UALL-Crsnd Billiard Tournament
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
ASSEMBLY.
EVENING SESSION.
ppInRTp

To incorporate the NewYork Hermitage As
sociation; 10 incorporate the New.York Columbian
Pleasure Association.
Mr. STEVENS introduced bill to create public char.
ity fund. The bill provides that every railroad
pOraton owning and operating railroads in the Cities Of
NewY0rk and Brooklyn report to the State Controller
monthly statement Of their gross receptsSone Of
which shall be paid into the State Treasury TO cons
tute said public charity fund; the Third. Sixth and
Eighth Avenue Railroad Companies, 70 pay
all the franchises conferred by State laws Tho Iegs
ature shall annually make appropriations to charitable
institutions from the public charity fund and all expend
chargeable 10 said fund
The Governors Message being the special order,
Mr. BENEDICT spoke at length in defense OF the Admin
istration, and in opposition TO the positions assumed by
Gov. Seymour Adjourned.