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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-01-27
PROSPECTUS FOR 1864.
THE WORLD:
An Independent Democratic Daily, Semi
Weekly and Weekly Newspaper.
JNION OF THE WORLD AND ARGUS

UNION OF THE WORLD AND ARGUS
THE WORLD, to which the New York Weekly
Argus has been united has TO day five times the p
gregate circulation of any Democratic or conserya-
tive nepSptper, 1t addresses weekly alone more
than lOO.O 900 subscribers and constant purchas-
ers, and reaches at least half million readers
With the steady increase in circulation which il now
enjoys, these numbers vii. soon he doubled. Moth
ing less than this should satisfy those who believe
that the only hope OK restoring the Union and the
authority Of the Constitution distracted
and divided country lies in wrestling power from the
hands of those " hose fanatcism has helped to pro-
woke, invite and prolOng the war and that to ac
compSh this end, NO means Is 50 affective as the
diffusion through able and enterprising newspapers
of sound political knowledge among the working men
the thinking men, and the voting meTOf the North.
Enterprise industry and money will be literally
expended to make TIE WORLD the BEST NEWS
PAPER IN AMERICA. Its news from every part
of the world will lie early and authentic. Wherever
the telegraph extends, railroads run or steamboats,
pIv it will gaTher the latest intelligence 1t has
large staff of accomplished corresp sponlens with all
the federal armies, who will telegraph and write to
US the latest from the various seats of war 1t
has correspondents and reporters in every political
and commercial centre in America and Europe whose
letters and dispatches will leave nothing worthy Of
nU'e unknown to its readers
THE MARKET REPoRTS Of the WOPLp are more
complete than those Of any other newspaper. The
Editors invite comparison in this respect ana point
the Cattle Markets. the general and country Produce
Markets aal tho Money Market in its columns, rs
proof OF e cCnec in this respect. The W0RJD has
also special department. devoted to Agriculture
filed with ljtoYial rticles. communications from
practical farmers and selected matter, making val
uibie and useful paiert0r Farmers and Mechanics
Of the ouutry.
The war in which the nation is engaged against
armed and irftua.ed Rebels. and the radical policy
OF the administration which prGiun-S it. have coil-
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PATENT MATCH SAFE
FOR VEST POCKET.

The most neat unique and desirable arrangement
for genlemeD's uso-that has been devised Com
binng safet", compactness, convenience and good
taste and will supplyA want long felt, especially by
by the smoker. Beautifully heavily silver plat
cd. Price S4,00per dozen, or $50, 90 er hundred ;
retail at 80 cts. each The most convenient thing III
market for smokers use. 1t is a Magic Match Box,
and hits out its matches ready TO strike. Sells
very eadily. Single ones by mail, so cts. Address
p Scott SpringvilIe Susq, Co. Pa -v3-nl5-m3 Z
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TO COrSU Mp TVS.

Consumptive sufferers will receive valuable pre-
scription for thecure of CONSUMPTION, Asthma Bron
chttis and all Throat and Lung Affections Gree Of
charge, by sending their address %
Rev. A. WILSOE.
William. bwgh,
Kings Co, New York.
Jan. 90 864.-v3 no 236w
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TERMS, CASHIN ADVANCE.
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Five copies one year. and an extra copy to the per-
son sending the club $40
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sending the club. SIS
Eleven copies one year and an extra copy to the
person sending the club, $50
And the only magazine that can he introduced in
to the above clubs in place of the Ladys Book is Ar
thurs Home Magazine.
SPECIAL CLUBBING WITH OTHER MAGAZINES.
Godeys Lady Book and Arthur's Home Maga-
zine, both one year for S3,5
Godey's Lady's Book and Harper's Magazine both
one year for $3.50
Cooley, Harper, ard Arthur will all three be sent
one year on receipt Of $500.
Treasury Notes aud Notes of all solvent banks TAX
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Address T. A, CODEY
323 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa
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ESTRAY.

Oame to the enclosure of the Subscriber in Me-
Ohoopany Wyoming Co. Pa. on or about the 18th
November 1868 spotted two year old Hefer The
owner is requested TO forward prove pro perty
pay charges and take Der away. G. l., VAUGHN.
@assSr2-- Dee. 23d 1868
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From Req. J. NeaotOn BrOun, D. d., Editor Of tho
Encyclopedia Of Religious knowledge.

From Rer. j. Necton Broun, D. d., Editor of tho
Encyclopedia Of Religious Knorledge
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines in general through distrust of their
ingredients and effects, yet know of no sufficient
reasons why man may not testify to the benefits he
believes himself to have received from any simple
preparation in the hope that he may thus contribute
to the benefit of others.
DO this the more readily in regard to Hoofand's
German Bitters, prepared by DIR. C. NJ jackson, of
tbs city, because was prejudiced aga nst them for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. l am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Esq, for the removal Of
this prejudice by proper tests and for encouragement
to try them when suffering from great and long con-
tinued debility. The use of three bottles of these
Bitters, at the beginning of the pr sent year, was
followed by evident relief and restoration to de.
gree of bodily and mental vigor which had not felt
for SIX months before, and had almost despared Of
regaining. therefore thank God and my friend for
directing me to the use of them
PHILAD'A June %, 1861. J. NEWTON BROWN
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PARTICULAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under the name
Of BitterS, put up in quart Bottles, compounded Of
The cheapest lrhtskey or comm rum, costing from
~ to 4O cents per gallon the taste disguised by Anise
or COriander Seed
This class Of BHters has caused and riU continu.
to cause, as long heycqn be sold hundreds TO die
the death Of the drunkqrd By heir use the system
IS kept continually under the influence of Alcoholic
StimuldntS ofthe 1rOrst Kind the desire for Liouor
IS created and kept up, and the result is aHle hor-
rOrS attendant upon drunkdrd's and de tth
For those lrho desire and will have Liouor
Biers, ace publish the follolring receipt Get one
Bottle HOo1fiand's German Bitters and mir
NTH Three Quarts of Good Brandy or Whis-
key, and the result lriH be preparation that aeiA
far excel IN medicinal Uirtues and true excellence
any Of the numerous Liquor Biiters in the market
and uiH cost much less. You zriu hare oil tbs
rirtues Of Hoofand's Bitters in connection NTH
good article Of Liquor, at much less price than
these inferior preparations aeH cost you
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NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of Admin
~ istration has been granted to the undersigned
BY the Register Of Wyoming Co, upon the Estate Of
Abram Forgerson. late of Northmoreland Township,
in said County, deceased. All persons having any
authenticated and all persons indebted to said estate
will make payment to the Administrator without de-
lay.
PHINEAS T. FORGERSON, Admir-,
Northumberland, Dee. 9th, lS63.-v5-nl7.
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MARION HARL.AND.

Autforess Of % Aiore" Hidden PATH" " Moss
Side 90 Nemesis" and Miriam"
who will furnish stores for the Ladvs Book for 1864
This alone will place the LaJg's Book in literary
point of view far aaead Of any other magazine
Marion Hariand writes for no other magazine
Our other favOrjte writers will oil continue to fur
nish articles throughout the year
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r IME FOR FARMERS, AS A FERTILIZER
u for sale at yERN0Y
Eeshorren, Sept ls 1851.
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GREAT EXCI7 B NJ + N 7
9 ace de-
CIaTed

ID the old
ARGUS BOOK BIND ERY;
~ Towanda Bradford Co., and added thereto a
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
They are prepared to DO all kinds of Book Bind
ing the shortest notice, ani in the best workman
like manner. Also Ruling to any size or possible
pattern.
We are also running a wagon through Wyoming
county every two AMI halt months, and selling
Blank Books and Stationery AMI would say to
those Nho have Magazines, Periodicals. or any kind
OF books to rebind that will take them home
bind and return them free of charge except for Bind
ing.
55' Satisfaction guaranteed or the money rfunded.
Books Periodicals for binding, with the iirec
ons for style etc, may be left at the DEMOCRAT or
REPUBLICAN Office in charge Of the editors, who are
authorized to receive them or at Wheelock's Store,
for the teneft of those VINO may not have chance
TO see the Agent
II. c. d D. D. WHITAKER.
v3-nZl a. E. KRAMER, agt.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
ArrIYfd.

Steamship nerrorc French frigatel Capt Reynand Pot,
au Prince l5 DAYS Has had heavy eaerly gAes cTned
away main yard lost rs cutter Sc Has 4ncAoied on tAe
Battery.
steamer Josephine Thompson. Cundh' Baltimore md'e to
William Dsllel. -.
steamer schriver Adams, Baltimore, mdse, &c 70 Wm.
steamer Anthracite. Jones' Philadelphia mdse Nc. to LOPer
kirsp patrick. q,
Steamer Kingdsher Nye Providence, mdss. &C.. to &
Bynnrr.
Steamer Pelican, wadron, Providence, mdse. to Edward
Byuurr.
Joy lad strong g'e the entire p4sase MaIch H. p.sed
rre Fass hark ashore Cape Antonio, with evrryh
standing Had hawsOr and anchor out asteIn March
s % 70 lon p 49, passed bark with the English ensign
uuop down In the main rigging and large ship lying by her
akng OF the crew sails a flying adit; At p NJ saw her
20 down March 28 Is miles ) r. OF Delaware ght Boat
smoke brig Ella Maria from Mat.nla Tor Newl ora 10 days
o M we'll lOth inst 10 miles y. n. w. OF tie Woodlands
saw ship tElr 0i Oornoch f3m London !Of WIN
,pars ali zone and all hands at the pumps.
Blk roile Searlc. Aspuwal 60 days hides 1c TO j.
low Has been l6 days north Of iaera and three times
north of lAnegat with heavy ~ n +. and r. gales harc
rs a. VI, lon - ", spoke bds Clara Pekens hence
Schr Myrover M s. tran.por,). Hughes, wOhesn., vii
ship Island and Mobile Bar Mach T. guns and ammunition
as had tremendous weather. Has been l6 days north
Hatters with very heavy and n. f. gaes split sails Sc
Sc Edwin Reed Ooodspeed, Baltimore Tor Boston, coal
schr Swan, Taylor New.Brunswick coal
Schr Maria, smith. EliLabethpoTt for Philadelphia
Schr. q. w. Cummings, BoGld EliEabehPor for Boston
ScLr r. Fowler Jose. Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr \ Tirul Higgins Philadelphia for Bo,ton. Yeser
dny while anchored on the Battery, lnto by bT
Eleanor Miller, carrying away the jibboom.
WIND-Sunset, ", light.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
Hrcshes on The Line OF the Orange au''
Alexandria E1ilr0nd.

WAsHINGION, MOnAH!, NPTH IT. I'V''
The heaviest freshet known for ten wears oc-
CURED on the line Of the Orange and Alexandra Kan
road on Saturday night r.,
The railroad is badly damaged at Cameron Run. fonr
miles from Aicxaudria and the water is entirely over
the track and the bridge at that point.
Heavy slidos have occurred and deep cns have Dee"
made between Springfield and Bel ks station. -
Bull Run bridge washed away entirely ABOUT noon
yesterday IT ,.,,
Broad Run and Kettle Run Bridges are badiy unii'
aged ,.,.
Several logs were token ont of the Cedar Run tfes'
but that has since been put in order.
The Bail Run bridge will be ready for the plSSaE oi
trains nj O'Clock this afternoon if further dheulos
do rot occur
The whole track VIII be ready for travel over by
O'clock tonight - -
In consequence Of these disasters no trains were Inn
IA the ruy of the Potomac yesterday or to-day! put
they will commence running again tomorrow.
HEAVY firing is reported yesterday to nave o'eh
heard In the direction Of BristOw Station.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
A Card.
To he Editor # tn, n. y. TsibDn,

To he Editor # tn, n. y BibDn,
SIR: Ny attention has just been called to
Yesterdays proceedings Of tie National House of Rep
resoutatiyes in which 1t appears that am charged by
the Hon. Mr.. Cox OF Ohio with having offered" IN the
last Congress resolutions 10 recognize the Southern
ConfcderacY.
wish % add 20 this announcement word OF cNpla-
nation ogered such resolutions the gentleman
states; but did express in speech my preference for
such recognition TO prosecution Of the war for a
restoration OF the Union the old sayeholdng basis.
expressed desire that the South should be limited
to its own section If the alternative were its supremacy
in the nation and over the continent.
That was not only my position hen, but II IL my posi-
ton nou, and am ready to stand by it for all time.
have always regarded this as intended. in the
order Of Providence to redeem this nation from the
power of Slavery, and reorganze 1t on the principle OF
the Jeffers0nian Ordinance ofl7e7.
To the extent that it has been calculated TO accom-
psh this have been for it to the extent that not
have been against it.
This was, is and always win be. my position--noth
ing more, nothing less.
Mr.. Cox knows perfectly wei that the views er.
pressed by me were based two propositions (Which
If he had not been willing to do me injustice he would
have stated to wits First, That the war had been mis-
managed in manner TO dssatisfy the masses Of the
people, and secondly that this rendered 1t probable
that the party of which he was member would come
into power and give the rhOe country back to The
domination Of the Shareholders. The result Of IN,
election in New.York. which had taken place just be
fore, and by which Gov Seymour was brought forwart
with high Presidential prospects, gave point to this op
prehenson which was shared in TO a greater or cs'
degree by all sincere friends Of the Rather than
we should have suffered such misfortune ] woult
have recognized the Confedcracy thousand times
The war has substantially settled down ON a oonoc
basis and the ,truggc is now between the North MI,
South each in It's absolute character On this basis
AN for tAe Union now aud forever.
remain, very truly yours.
Mo- York, April 10. 1864. NJ +. CONWAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
EmpIoymen, for Soldiers, widow.

tt the Editor Of The ". y. Tribune
SIR: Knowing the generous interest you take
in behalf Of suffering humanity the Superintendent OF
the Working Women's Protective Union solcits your
assistance in calling the attention Of your numerous
lady readers 10 the great numbers Of soldiers widows
whose names registered their books for the Pur
pose Of obtaining sewing which they can do at their
own home. Most Of these women have families Of
children and consequently unable to work in shops
but any lady leaving her order at No 4New Chambers
street viii have competent woman sent who viii
complete her work with neatness, and return 1t without
delay.
Q6e, ne Working Wonen' Protective U.oH NeS' York
Anil g. 1864.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
coIrpT cALFNDAR-Tgrs DAY

SUPREME COURT-CMCUu.-Put Oyer and
rruin.r Part I-No. l2l7 ltl I3I5, 1854 5Jl COL la9
il26 Il4 7J4 1874. ll,o 1888, 96 $40 6l 1904 no lit
aj Part Ill-So. l2li 81 Gi8 go AZ 49, l4l5 l22J
1 1889 s9 1879 1888 1857 1851 1855 1895 1872 1853 o5.
SuPRIAiE CoURT-SrECIAL TERM.-Demurers-
No H. Issues Of law and act-Nos l3 lli ol, l6l 18,
269 270 27 2'2 ga 2Ii fa. ~ Es ~ 2io 2g E2 2si
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Pan Nos. 3S9, 3507,
s66s J.3j gIg7 .521 I'LL 38l1 3l5 33T 32l 82j 1925.
az F8lq Part l-So. 2059 1870 1888 5JiO 2jg8, 1862
loss yri, 3isi o3a, 2Tio, 2e58, 2l58 1884, l7.e.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Nos. l55,
f95 ~ 250 251 49, fl l0 t6j li2 t52 ~ ii2. fi J
Part aendar for Wednesday No calendar Tor 10 day.
So- O7, S1J lJy, 'ol ~ 40! +oJ 49, ' 100 'O '0 Oi'
1872 30. ,
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT. April H.
Nos 10 a. % ~ 25 70 ~ 2s y, 80 H. q, jj 81 3o
u &
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SUPREME COURT ou,SBrns-APart a-Before Ju.tic

INJUNCTION AGAINST TIE MARiPosA COMPAEY
Thona. Fix tho M,po-a Company nd It, Trustees
jsm,. 10y. Mor. ksiehun. Grorse Opdyie, l. \" PaAe
and ioln &. Fremont.
On motion Of The plaintiffs counsel, John 7.
C1chran ESD sn injunction granted restraining the Mari
p1s Company lnd - Trustees lOni t,saug ucs0tEf ing
bonds oi the Company.
Tn- plaintiff claim. the orssnilaon II the Company,
Le Trsiers Issued bonds 90 the amount of J0oo0u and
resolved that amount AZ cash therefor That the net canug
oi thr esfate shoNn ff0m lie fret day Of Jenusy,
rbl 20 Tho hrst Jay OF June. lbl. was n tho rate
q $4,000 pr month, since which la.' 'rtign'd dale
much larger amount could and would have been rial.
ed claimed had the aid r lst".s not been guilty Of the
neg seuae aud msauag cement That the expenses OF work
ns tie une been Of the ordinary character, and that
there Ais been no extraordinary risAs or losses
DO rh, alleged iA4t ls trustee haFo spent Or exhausted
c whole of .ati 700 OGl aud have created floating debt
@nO onu u addition, aud estimate that viii amount TO
E10nes by the day Of july ucxt. The rniuf also
charge. the trustees In violation oi law and iu rtui u
the rs the .ockhod-rs about 10 Issue bonds 20 the
amount s4uOo0 and to sell them at les than their
yalle and order 20 pay the h"y intend to issue
god fOr aid bonds. u j. aso further alleged
n the complaint that tho said trustees intend 20 become ue
owners Of tie said bonds great reduced V@ue and then
o have stock issued ~ the sai bonds at their pa value
The Court Y antcd the injunction a. before stated
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

NEw-YoRK UNIVERSITY TY-The new term OF
the New.York University situated in Washington
sounre begin Yesterday Several applicants appeared
and after being examined by the Council admit
tod The total number Of students in the University nj
the present time is 52s as follows: Preparatory De-
partment 49, Collegiate Department. l02i School Of
Medicine 1872; School Of Civil Engineering. IA; School
Of Art 10; School Of Analytical and Practical Chem
istry Ill School Of Law IS; total. 52s. IA separate
course for demonstrations in practical pharmacy with
botanical excursions will be formed by Prof Fred f.
Maycr. 70 commence April l5
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES Nan.

CRIMES AND CASUALTIES. ES.-Coroncr Nau-
mann yesterday held Ill inquest the body OF Michael
Waters who was shot on Sunday in Exchange place,
while attempting TO desert from n squad Of recruits
while marching up broadway. The deceased was ~
years Of age aud native Of Ireland. Capt. Keeler
and Scrgeants Williamson and OHearf discharged
from custody. the jury considering the shooting justi
fable. VIM. Ii. Van Tassel was committed by jus
tice Dowlng on charge of stealing sl2Q froU Fred
erjek AhIeDs Of No. q CLARK street.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
Erom Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 10 1861.
The steamer Georgiana, Capt. Pearson, from
Baltimore arrived at l2 p and reports that she en-
countcred heavy gale last night and anchored at mid.
night of James Point. This morning at ~, while OF
and near Point Lookout passed some broken spais
evidently belonging TO the rigging OF three mased
schooner go
Brig. Gen. wistar was suddenly taken seriously III
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
Returned.

Brrs H. Nora for Demsar which leh tl' city s'h inst
arrhn,ei inside OF Sandy Hook account Of D. T. Siid''
On 1isht of the 9th when blowing heavy from r. ~ E
At m ct 20 the second anchor and PUT out oSth CHAINS 70
H. nj al ei D. M one chain parted aud at p m, lol
the second chain and obliged to make SAIL and set
i,nsl Of Distress when the pilot boat onas Marshl 20.
10 her assistance took her in tow and anchored her
,gcr Owls Head this morning ut o'clock wien tug was
iaveI which brought the brig TO the Atlantic Dock Tie
b would have gone ashore but io the timely assistance rem
y hx he ptiots.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
UNION GENERAL COMMITTEE. This Co

UNION GENERAL CoMMITTER.-Thi Commit
tee met last evening at No. 639 Broadway, Rufus r.
Andrews, esq. In the chair A communication was
received from the Unconditional Union Committee
relative TO the meeting Of both Committees, which was
after short debate referred TO the Executive Commit
tee. with power. 1t was resolved TO send full deesa
tion to the Syracuse Convention which meets on the
2sth Of May. The Committee then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12

Markets-CAnEyuILY REPORTED TnH n. Y. TRBuSx.
MONDAY, April I, 1904.
ASIES-The market for both kinds !, firm, under light
arrivals but the demand light at % S7i tor Pots, and ' 10
~ for Pearls
COTTON-A good steady business. Is doing with both speen
aior aud manufacturers and price. remain very hn e' o'
about 800 bales, a basis Oft for Middlings.
C0TEEEPrsss pIoDs and bpoyant but tbe business
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
The Canadian Ministry.

MONTREAL, Monday Apil IL IS"''
The Hon. Geo. +. Cartier Attorney-General
for Canada East and the Hon. 4. d. Niece, CommIs-
sioner Of AgricuuTc, were elected to Parliament for
the East and West Districts Of Montreal City to-day
by acclainatiOn. The Hon. A. i. Gait Finance Com.
missioner elected by acclamation for the town OF
SlerhroOke.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
The Printer. i'm Cincinnati on n Strike.

SUSPENSION or TWO NENSPAPtRn.
CINCINNATI, Monday, Aprl II. 1864.
The printers in some of the newspaper estab.
hmens Of this city lave been strike for several
days.
Two Of our newspap rs, The DAILY Dtspdeh and sunday
Tqdcpepdof have been compelled u suspend publication
in consequence Of the stand the printers have taken
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
BORT -f)ar0ens' Notiee.
STATE oS NEw.YoRg,

PoRr.WAEpESs OFFICE, No. lOi Wall.st.
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance with
,o, of the sc, pas.ea April H. 1857 entitled An Act
Reorgsns tho Wardes Office OF the Port OF New York to
All person, Interested IN, having charge o the subject
matter of such inquiry examination survey that the fol-
yps vessels under examination by the Port War
DEM, and that the said surveys examinations viii be
p-te thin days next succeeding this notice on eoasj
said vessels; -, -,
Steamship Morning Star.........,".Pier No. ~ N. X.
Steamship ROanoks no. - ~ IL.
Ship Marianne Nottebohn. ...fords
Ship 'rler NO ~ H. X
Ship Roswell Sprsgns ......W Woodruff " hooinsona
Bark Columbia. ia.....,.............Pirr No. a X.
C. IA. BRAAHALL, President;
Apos HunpinAN secrvtsYy.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.
Cleared.

Steamer-James :. Green Fenton, Alexandria, Jas Hand
Shp-Geo HurbGt Mason, New-OIeans siurgis, Clear
man Co.
nnss-Salamsnder (Sw.) Holm, Oporto. Funsh, Menk-
Wrudt: Hayward (Br b bobson St Domingo City BTetI
Son Go. WeJt (Rusl, Aspgren, Queenstown, Funch,
Mrincke 4 WendL
schooncr.-Shoons Star Marshall Pembroke Jed Frye
Cot J. &. Brooks Bearse Boston, Edward Brown, smith,
Chincoteague, X. X. Parker
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
The Hartford Election Union Mayor
Elected - Four Wards out Of sis go
Uuion.

Special Dispatch TO Tho N Tribune.
HARTFORD Conn, Monday. April II, 1864.
Allyn s, Stilman, Union candidate for Mayor
is elected by q majority. Four Wards have gone
Union and two Copperhead The Copperheads have
elected their candidates for Collector and Water Com
missioner
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
philadelphia Cattle Market.

Beef Cattle very firm and prices well maintained;
sales 800 at lGl3c. good TO EXTRA 4al5Bc H.
Sheep firm and sivsnced, sales 600 At s.dlVic 10 Cows
ADVANCED 10 +l5d $40 Cow and Calf $500 SO Hogs un
changed; sales z5OJ at ll4 i2tc 4 10.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-12
Arrival Of the Caledonia.

ST JOHN n. b., Monday April II, 1854.
The steamship Caledonia arrived here ycster
day from Glasgow Part Of her cargo ID for Portland.