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BLOCKADE RUNNING COMPANY.

mat l IN be mcie faoraLe than va, - Fst oontem'
plated.
A BLOCKADE RUNNING COMPANY.
From The Daily News, AIrii !.
Some attention has been directed during inc
last few days to the ruaorCd formation Of c9upa.!
having for It's object 10 facilitate blockade running "
tie Confederate ports. y copy 81 ne pIusPs.'s I
come Into our hands and is sufficiently Curious 70
for publication 1t is said that " the present. p olosea
capital of 100000 certain firms o! parties nave Pt
down their names for one half but " u qhestoherie
whether any importance Is 10 be attlcEc 70 stdehe.
Of this nature seeing thatdOLbtlcss from lfuuehlr
lnotives-uo, Il single name is attached 20 tie %.
pcctus and that the company aJstalhs even H''"
stating publicly where it, office -
ATLANTIC TRADING COMPANY lLIAlTlDt 4,
Capital 4eOoOCO IN &lg0 sAaIrs with power OF increasing "
2J00o0 sterling
PfOFpoctgS. ,
The Atlantic Trading Company imi,e hes been formed
for the purchase OF hrstclass paddle wheel stati %
which form the basis Of the bunes. to be transacted
Is intended TO employ the steamers IN the Si
states aud participating in the large fToits atua yd bv
business The practical experience in the trade tos' ~
tine promoters affords guarantee OF success ana HeS u
hed to offer the additional advantage Of trading Wl't l.
ports, where iU supply oi the finer desci W .
oh,airabe for which the .h dreuFht Of the steamers -
lar.y adapted ARRANGEMENTS az being perccel WI nov
Rec esq agent Of the Confederate states TO cary W
chande and 10 brius the return voyage iu rl
cotton IN eAchsge ui supplies ~ oI G. = N0On "a t;d
6rt steamer " be di.uached in April the scconl anu 'l"
In MI the r3urt! IN june and tho bth IN July. -, u
are in hands oil taillr-s Of ceetry' lhc ~ ma
best dcscyir1 M VI ran the modern iinproF'I M 'S III ~
circ-y and boilcis Unl e1pe1i'nce suggests "h si'
tesJ eeI loaded g. ~ statute miles IcT Lour. u, ~
me following sketch Of eccouut shows the amount U, "
ns rrclired aid probare results: Estimate Flv, p'1'
oers El25 OCi: QUITS. Glo@o; appropriation 'os lL
- cotton loan bonds or taudl ineTc"dl-e AftDo' ie
49, - steslacrs G2SUOJ; totai. E2OOt' he
% nj Two successul ps, geo haze. cotton, toJ po'Iu,
e sI in Liverpool 20 net q 10, nee Of oil clh,ets Nl'
,,..,,,is G3g gD1 freight earned by stcameIs p'W'tH
rn,ra rort sud Crufcderacy, lay &4O0 PEI voyage,
s+ln tNu: less WORKING expenses between neuI'i ~
o- ov ;,So trips oil each Nc-ei he liohs eau
yI amount 20 4 i;1 GO This caiculaiip h9"t't' may
fl.i d..
M an W, j. Of tae class BE- employed ~ Ne L"Phy
nav be computed a. worth FIVE tip. each Va ne ioI2wh-
r,t ~ pA -es cotton H. Liverpool. ASpoV' lIel-b
canned Lcween uclral ports and Coniedcac Zo"o c-'
vorkg expenses steamers each five uips between nt
Of 81 aof- outht, merchandise rVtton loan &C., a.J0
profit .55e 00J
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ustriu.

The nalmatian Diet was dissolved on TIE
~ by an imperial resolution on accoau. of the party
iatsgurs sbd attacks on tho GOyornmegt which seyc
occurred
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SALES OF REAL

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.--The following de-
scribed real estate sold auction yesterday by A.
j. Blee4ker, Son & Co.:
House and 10 lots Pacific and Dean streets Brooklyn
Three lots lthay and gn st. 5000 20 800
Nine lots thst in and Joining esch. 800 to 200
House and 10, IN Second place, Brook 900
Jewish Synagogue Nos. ~ and IA Attorney street.. H. 800
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TRoTTING ON THE UNION COURSE, l.. L.
Yesterday a trot came Off the Union Course, L. L,
for purse of $50 mile heats best three in FIVE in har
ness There were six entries, viz: J. McMann's b. 6.
Cardinal; d. Maces b. &. Wonderful; owners br. NJ
Sally Come Up; II. Woodruff b. m. Molly Pitchers D.
Pliers 8. 10. Ida and owners Dr. mare. The three
latter drawn. and the race was left 10 Cardinal
Wonderful and Sally Cine Up. The latter having
beat Cardinal the preceding week over the seine track
was made the favorte $40 to s6 on her winning being
freely offered and taken. The attendance was not
great owing to the duness and uncertainty OF the
weather. The trot proved highly exciting one, Car.
dnal winning the first heat in 2,4i and making dead
heat OF the second with Sally Come Up after splendid
race in 2.42 This led TO change in the betting, the
mare becoming the fayoTite mt $40 10 60. The tSird
heat by the Cardinal in 242i and the fourth
by Sally Come Up in 24i. Wonderful being distanced.
The nth heat was won by Hiram in 246 and the sixth
and deciding heat by Easily In 24si This was one of
the best trots witnessed On the Union Course for long
period.
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NEW WORK DAILY .rYyR az. THURSDAY, APRIL 81 1864

the Institution which this clerk represents and should
be investigated at by the proper authorities.
soldier who las batted for his country as this soldier
has done in this war and in the Mexican War; should
be treated with great respect especially 80 old man as
Mr.. 0'Doherty,
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NhIAIES MD NhNU VI ItN.-OUTUIItT NHU-
yesterday held an ante. norton examination at
the New York Hospital in the Of John Prescott
who shot by lenry Rusche on Tuesday evening In
the basement lager beer saloon of No 80 Bowery The
wounded man corroborated the facts heretofore pub
lished. The Jury rendered verdict that John Pres
colt dangerously wounded by pistol in the hands
OF Henry Rusche. Prescott is ~ years Of age and
native OF Philadelphia. Rusche was committed 10 the
Tombs to await the result Of P.oseotts injuries.
Charles T. Frost alias Clarke. committed by JUS
tice Shsndey charge Of bisamy 1t Is stated that
the Goth OF March last the accused married to
Miss Ellen r. Penny by the Rev. X. H. LOOMS. Of No.
$50 Second avenue he at the same time having wife
living in Brooklyn TIE accused is p years OF age and
aember OF the l39th y. Y. Vols .Ernestine Redeker
and Caroline Anderson, shOpifers, were yesterday
committed by Justice Bowling. a charge of stealing
$500 worth OF silks from the store Of A. 4. Stewart,
corner Of Broadway ard Tenth street. The missing
property found the person Of the prisoner Re
deker
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ASYLUM FOR LYNG-w- WoMEx.-The forty

ASYLUM FOR LYIYG-Ig- WoMEy.-The forty
first Anniversary Of the Asylum for Lying.in-women
was celebrated yesterday ut the Institution No sJ
Marion street Mrs. wothcrspoon, Third Dircctress.
presided on the occasion. The services commenced
with prayer by the Rev DIR. Burchar followed by the
reading of the Managers Annual Report which SHOW
thai 2y women have been admitted; llJ entered: %
confined. and 81 ionnd place Wet nurses. OF the
children born ~ were girls and o. boys. Only one died
during last year, and that was q diseased child With
few exceptions tho officers and managers Of the as
year were reelected for the present year.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMoRArIoS.-For want

COMMISSIONERS or EMGRATIoS.-For want
Of quorum there business transacted by this
Board yesterday. The weekly statement presented by
Mr. Casscry shows that 367s emigrants have arrived
this port during the past week. and since the LET of
January last a5O2. This an increase of 1880 in
comparison with the arrivals during the same time last
year. The Commissioners have balance in bank of
s7i,GOO o.
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The PASSoyER.-Th feast Of the Passover
one OF the most important especially with regard TO its
sanitary regulations 81 Nil tins Jewish holidays conf
mcnced las: evening which corresponds with the l4th
day of tho Jewish month Nissan. The festival is in
stuted 10 commemorate the dceranSe Of the children
Of Israel from the land OF Egypt. A peculiarly OF the
val IL the ea.in Of saffaih or unciyencd bread
Alier returning from the synagogue On the first and
second nights of this holiday thore is family service
called the Sdar IN which nli the members Of tine house
hold Ion In rccitng tho adventures OF the Isracc In
Egypt their subsequent dehyerauce aud singing
hymns of praise Ia God for His bUuntcOus proteotiO
Ihe festival continues for eight days. On the first
second seventh. and eighth all secular pursuit, arc
abdndoned--iho intermediate days are. however
devoted TO business.
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Advertisement.
LOCO REFRIGERAToRs, from 81 30, at
+. ID. BAssF0RDs Coope Institute.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIoNS-APRrL 2O-Before
judge FUssstL
John McDonough pleaded guilty of petit larceny.
suspended condition that he enlisted IN the Navy
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are generally 9ld cheaper Sales Of the week oe9 o.ss
IA, $50 to ,pe, atos and 10 70 expofters tser
asv ridsy the bnsine.s was about 5000 baes mcudpg

are generally I6ld cheaper Sales Of the week " o.es
inaap, 4SSto pesusto and o ss s,P ss.s ineSne
2 900 ~ speculation and xpodsrs. , L.. t,r Mia
Tsc market closed steady at the following ptloeo ei W
ding Fair continuing nominal Midiiing ores9, 49, NO
eie, 26!d upland I'D Stock on ham, o., 600 bales
udns 70 $50 Amercsn At from India, z.ov 49,, 49,
;nanir hat iitie bni. resulted fe better descretons
goods and yarns hrmer but for lower q'a''''
BnrApsTuSsa-M Wakefield, Nash Co. vs plss AMI
Athya Co.. and others, report; tl9ud and and partially
again rather cheaper Winter Red Sdgo; a. tso M
IUO n. Corn quiet ana unchanged Mixed I'i'F ~
PsoyrsoS.-ordop Bruce Co. Wakefield Nssn ' .I.
and oes report Beef eontlnppe, GI c more freely offered
and rather cheaper Bacon dull ard nominal na.iys =. a3e
Cheesr dca5er BusL steady L' Tia in'e''
demand a, rs da56 for 0d Pots End oT 81 AN ssr
closing eer bat GTm Molases very firm s9aee an
nha Jovu 10 3D. Linsced active aud 81 al dearer
cIay. r.red-Small sales American Red at i2aA binseea
csses Of Ameia , ss q a IN Lseed Oh very
srm a, 90 in Export packages Rosin quiet and
pds of Igrpenne - eI Fn. Ssd BnsacD report
qre but unchanged market Small sales OF rehnea al is~
LoypoS MAnSErs-Messrs Barring Bros. Co. report
BRsAps.uFfs quiet at last weeks rates IRON qulet h'
and Bars ~ oi0a75 Scotch Pigs Ss SuGAas ac nv
and g dearcr the announcement OF the budget lea
steady; common Cougou CoPEEE quieer aud iood
Colony II cheaper RICE quiet; LIssEEp dears.: LIN
SEED AkEs III lat
TIys-FTenoh, 81; American, 3d.. Crude PErRoIEph'
9iSiO Refined l0i Fish OILs unchanged Linsee1 OIL
IN dem1ui and advanced to 3d. TALLow quiet; New y g..
a O. Mcssrs Groves Todd report PRovIsoNs genernIy
qupt bat steady LARD quiet bat hne New wanted hoss
unchanged. -, ~ -. .
/ GLASGOW MARxEr-Messrs. John Atbya Go. report a
quiet rde in all kinds Of BREADsTUpTs and without any ma
teriai change ia prices.
! LATEST.
| LIVERPOOL, April ., cvening.-Corroy-Sae
TODAY H. bales the mari closing buoysnt with advance
oiIaaL Tho Gir qualities have improved most or the above
s.,s Speculation. aud exporters took S,JJobaes,
| B4rADsi steady and inactive.
PROvIsiOSs duli.
| SUGAR advanced I 6 since the budget.
SPIfIIs iURPESIIyg hrIn.
| CO. soils for Money glsd3i
Illinois Central shares l3t ar! discount. Erie 68d69.
| SUGAR tending upward.
HAvKE MAEKEr-CorToS dull; sales Of the week, 800
bales. Tres Ofdnarc, JJy bas, 1901 STOCK OF Cotton IN
| port. 80 go bales.
The P4I. Bourse steady Rentes closed at CGE 5e
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,,o,c,, lepntnticn on Sunday tho l0th inst and ae-
Dr. ne nrcria Crown OF Mexico. TAe new Emperor
wd al As dergr, f't ,c, aeze9 On he s'tias o.
20 49, ternis TO be proposed to tie Mexican bondhod
Iii be moIe favorable than way q lTs1 contem
plncd.
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Three DATS LATER FlOI EUROPE.

ArErvA1 OF TIE A05TSALAsLAZG.
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Letter from the Captain Of the United
States Steamer KearsaTge.
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TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES War
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PROGRESS OF THE SIEGE OF DUPPEL
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Grand Preparations for Els Eecep-
ton in london.

The Arctduke Macmillan to Embark On
the 18th of April
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IN APPEAL to PEOPLE of COMMON
SENSE and those who desire 10 have The AFFLICTED
BENEFITED. -
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT.
READ AND REFLECT
READ AND REFLECT
II has been from time immemoral the object A, ln.
pi'ts to find some remedy for the i Of % and .sp,s, .I
has for sges explored every avenue IL order 70 do,,
hidden secret II has been however reserved for -
ence to bring before the world tho ea, destroyer of d.
and in H00FLANDs GERMAN BITTERs are eope.D,r,,.s
all those virtues which tend to promote healthy and vigorous.
life Unlike the generality Of biser they an seohO
mixture but pure tonic composed entirely Of vegetable ss
stances They are positive cure for
DYSPEPSIA
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PRESENTATION OF The ENGLISH BUDGET.
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QARlBALDi IN ENGIeNC'
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The Paris correspondent oi The '..on1oa Time
;s as.nrca that a very friendly under st8ling nstec
Of The GOODNESS which has preyaleo since the affair
the Congress now CASTS pe'"eop tue GoNorDLichts
France and England.
lie Pqris Baur-e, Oh the 'sih. was firm. Rent'
clo3ed at 66.l5
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the arrival OF the Australasian at this
port we have dates from Europe to the 10Th
inst, three days later than those previously re.
ceived
The movements of Gen. Garibaldi continue
to absorb public attention. II was asserted that
Lord Palmerston would entertain Garibaldi at
his town residence. The proposal to coufer the
freedom of the City OF London on Garibaldi has
been carried in the Court of Common Council.
with only two dsSentiens, Mr.. Norris, NJ. p,
having withdrawn his amendment. Mazzni,
on Wednesday, April 6, paid the General visit
and the Poet Laureate speot some time in con.
yersing with the distinguished exile. The Gen
era visited Newport on Thursday, April I, and
had an enthusiastic welcome At the Town
Hall an address was presented to him, and
a!terward he was entertained at banquet.
The note in which the French Government
announced ITS readiness to take part in a Con-
ference respecting DANISH affairs, says that the
cause OF the struggle is evidently the rivalry of
the populations which compose the Danish mon
aichy,' aud asks What would be more
natural, in default OF course unanimously
accepted, than to take as basis the wish Of the
La France believes that in conse.
queuce OF the explanation contained in the note
of NJ Drouyn lie Lhuys the British Cabinet is
more inclined toward the views OF the French
Government.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26
GENERAL NEWS.
Gov, Seymour of New York signed the Sol.
diNs Voting bill on Thursday.

Gov, Seymour of New York signed the Sol.
dINs Voting bill on Thursday.
The remains Of Henry Clay after II wears
nterment, were upon the death Of his wife. re.
move !, and placed side by side with her benea N
the beautiful monument erected to his memory
IN the Lexington cemetery. The wreath of I'M
mortellcs placed upon his coffin by Mrs Ann S.
Stephens, ON the removal of the BODY from
Washington, was found to be but little faded.
while gold riug beatioS the initials j. W
which rested near the wreath, was perfectly
bright
An enthusiastic emancipation meeting wa.
held in Knoxville, on Saturday, at which, reso.
lutions in favor of the immediate abolition of
Slavery and indorsing the war policy of the
President, were unanimously adopted Gov.
Johnson made powerful speech.
THs MAIDEN MURDERER Green, the Maiden
murderer was arralgued ut Llwell on Tuesday
and plead guilty. lie manifesto no unusual
emotion.
The Great sanitary FAIR in New YORK closed
saturday The receipts will considerably exceed
one million dollars.
inc subscriptions TO The new Ton Forty Loan
already amount to Fhirty.three Millions OF Dll.
lais, though the Instructions to agents were first
Issued ON the 26h OF March, aud bonds were
NOT ready Tor delivery TIL some days thereafter.
There wasa large fire Thursday in Concord,
n. II. destroying the office OF The Patriot and
other buildirgs
COMMERCIAL.
san ioRE April o s.ssts bs,,.s rus.aty at.
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BURLINGTON DISTRICT.


d. ?. Huburd, Prs,idingEEidg.
Burlington, First Church,. 5. Walker.
Pine St. Church-To be supplied
Wnooski-A. ]. Ingalls,
Willislon--E. n. Howe.
Sheburne-C. II. Richmond.
Huesbursh-J. +. Metcaf
Charlolte-Bennett Eaton.
Starksboro-W, c. Robinson
Ferrsburgh-Harvey +. Austin.
Monkton-C. A. Stevens
Vergennes-W. W. Atwaler.
Weybridge-M. T. Coburn.
Brislol-ChAs. Morgan.
West Addison and Panton-Daniel Lewis.
Middlebury, Matthias Ludum.
Leicester, Salisbury and Goshen-To be su;r
piled,
Whiting and 0rwell-Io be supplied.
Brandon Richard Morgan.
Pttsford--J W. Elkins.
East Pittslord aud Mendnn--Io be supplied.
Rutland and Centre Ru.And-A. Campbell.
Bsuson--John Fassett.
l,Incoln-George I. Sutton.
Rlplon-To be supplied by Lew Warner
Brldport aud Shorehim-W. J. o msted.
Mckendree Petty, Professor in Vermont Uni.
versty, and member OF Pine ST. Quarterly Con.
ference
Andrew Witherspoon transferred to Troy Con.
ference aud appointed to Champlain, n. Y.
Sr. ALBANs DISTRICT
q. II. Brown, Presiding Elder.
st. Adams d. w. Dayton.
st, Adams By. NJ. PufFer.
Swami, nd. 5. Mott.
iighgate-Benl amin Cox.
Georgia and North Fairfax &C. Wsdsegor,h.
Fairfax Horace Warner.
Milton-M, Spencer
Cambrdge--S. Donelson.
WaletyiIl,-To be supplied.
Essex-Wm. IL. Hyde.
Underhill-E. B. Half.
Westlord-B +. Livingston.
Coohester-C. I. GaryIn.
Waterbury--D. b. Mckenzie
Waterbury Centre-lsrael Luce.
S.owe-N. NJ. Learned.
llydepark-To be supplied by q. Whtne,,
Moristown-lhomas Little, and one to be
supplied,
Emole--A. c. Reynolds.
Johnson-R. IL. Howard.
Bakersfeld-A. b. Trmx.
Sheldon-C. X. Hawley.
Fnnkln-li. \. Munger.
Eaosburgh-A. II. IlOnsnger.
Monlgomery--A. 5. Cooper.
Richiord and East Berkshre-ro be supplied
by ID. Austin.
Yves, Berkshre-E. A. Titus.
Alburgh-John Chase
Isle LaMotte-H. q. Day,
Grand Isle and North Heron. 0. Freeman.
Eden-ro be supplied
Richmond--ro be supplied by T. Williams.
Carlos M,rIin aud Iiu.iong.Mi, Mis.ionsrie, to
China.
Geo. ohidbourne transferred to Troy Confer.
ence' and appointed to Paul ST., Albany.
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Berlin-ro be supplied.
West Berlin aud Mortified Falls--Io be sup
piled by J, W. Bemis.
Nortbheld-J. A. Sherburn.
Randolph Harvey Webster.
Bethel-lo be supplied by Geo. +. Wells
Bethel Lympus aud Stony BROOKE. II. Rob
er,s.
Pittsfeld-N. NJ. Granger.
Rochesler-J 5. Spinney
Waitsfeld, Warren aud FaySton-Iewis Mill.
Moretown-P. n. Granger.
MiddIesex and Jones Brook--T. Drew.
South Royallon Il. 5. Haynes
Tunbrdge-To be supplied.
Chelsea S. H. Colburn.
Corinth--E. Folsom.
Orange East Orange, and Waits River-B
7. Spaudng.
TopSham and West Topsham--L. C. Powers
Bradord-A. l.. Pratt.
West Bradford and East Corinth-S. b. Cur
rier.
North Thetlord and ForIee-W. L. McAlis-
ter.
d. A. Mack Chaplain Of the Sd Vt. Regiment
Volunteers and member Of Royalton Quarterly
Conference.
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We call attention to the advertisement, Of an
Old Folks Goueet, in another column. Such On.
iertainments are getting common aud popular in
these times.
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DANyILLR DISTRICT.

DANyILLE DISTRICT.
A. I. Billiard, Presiding Elder.
D4nyIe-H. 7. Jones.
Peacham--lo be supplied by d. Packer
Groton--G. II. Blckiord.
Newbury- L. Z. Bass
Mclndoe's Falls-lo be supplied.
81, Johns5ury Isaac McAnn.
ST. Johushury Centre-F. f.. King.
East st. Johnsbury, Waterford and Concord
+. ID. Hopkins.
Lyndon-Alexander McMullen.
Kirby-'ro be supp,ied.
Lunenburg--J. /. Smith.
Bloomfield 10 be supplied by NJ. Pattee
Holland and Morgsn-P n. Granger, I'd.
Derby--C. d. Ingraham.
Weslfeld, Troy and Newport Cyrus Liscomb
one to be supplied.
Blron-ll ?. Gushing.
G.oyef-Io be supplied by n. W. Scott.
Barton Landing-M. Billiard.
East Bloomington East Charleston, and Island
Pond-A. Howard.
lrisburgh- Caleb Fales.
Abany-James Robinson.
Cra(sbury--Peter Merrill.
ilardwick-Kmba lladley.
Waden-Io be supplied by A. J. Copeland
Cabol--A Hitchcock.
Marstfell--C S. Buswell.
East Burke and Sutton-D. =. Dexter.
Victory and North Concord--To be supplied
Calais and W odbuy Mcdonald.
Gulldhsll--lc be supplied By Harry Stevens
a. 6. Button, Agent for Newbury Seminary
and member Of Negbury Quarterly Conference
i, w, Parker, Missionary TO India.
SPRINGFIELD DISTRICT.
Horace w Worthen, Presiding Elder
Springfeld-W. d. Malcolm
Proctonville and Iudlow-Geo. johnson.
Mount Holly ana Cutllngsyile-To be sup
Piled by H. Eastman.
Perkinsye and Ascuneyville To be sup
piled.
FeIohue aud South READING 5. Little
Woodstock and Brldgewater Ira LeBiuon.
West Wndsor-R W. Harlow.
Barnard C,nter-W Il Wight.
Pomlisl add East Barnard To be supplied b,
O. Humphrey.
Norwich and Hartford-M. R. Chase.
Un.on Vpge and 1hetord Cenlre-E. Peltsn
gill.
llartand-Zenas Kngsbury.
Bellows Falls. c. Watson Cox
Athens-D. Wells.
Londonderry 70 be supplied by o. Pier.
Bondvlle Newton
Ches;er-To be supplied
Wardsboro-W Is. Howard.
Wilmiaglon--J. Enrght.
Jacksonville and Wbitngham--lo he supplied
by D. 7. Bragg.
Dover, Marlboro and WamsyiIle-1o be,,sup.
piled BY 5. Spencer.
Putney-A. c. Stevens.
BUttlet oro-H. f. Forrest.
Guilord-O, X. Edwards.
NJ. C. Dean, Principal Of Springfield Seminary
and member Of Springfield Qlarterly Conference.
J. i. Roberts, Chaplain 4ln Regiment VI. Vol
uuteers, and member OF Bratteboro Quarterly
Conference
l.. c. Dickinson. Chaplain OH Regiment VI.
Volunteers, and member Of Proctorsyille Oar.
terly Conference.
A. Webster, Chaplain of 9TH Regiment Vt.
Volunteers, and member Of HanIand. IQuartery
Conference.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-04-26

ilgton is also threatened by the rebels. Gen
Butler has cent M army Of glnboats to the
sound to open communication with Plymouth
md aid the other vessels to destroy the rebel
ram. Admiral LEE has also sent guuboat 10
replace the Smithfeld
Col. T. j Morgan Of tho l4th Colored Resi-
ment, at Chattanooga, has been authorized t.
uganiza a brigade OF c)lored troops Tae nuc-
isus of TWO new regiments IS formed, and recru
''ng is progressing layoraby. Ioera are now
SIX colOred regiments in the department.