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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
OONTINENTAL BANK, NEW.YORK, Anil

~ 70 IaoA-Ata meeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the
Cor,nsnI Bank held the 10Th day Of April 1864 the FOL
lowing preamble and resolutions unanimously adopted
Whereas, Since The last meeting Of this Board the prov
Deuce God removed by death esteemed friend and
fellow Director Elisha f.. Morgan:
Rrsoved That while share In tho general yrief which
this has caused in thu commercial Community Of which
Captaa Morgan active and honored member his
Of peculiar regret the membsfs Of this Board hi.
associates In the Of this institution Of which he
has been Director from its organization, TO whose welfare he
has greatly contributed aud which by his death deprived
Of its most efficient supporters
Resored That In retrospect OF tho life and character Of our
deceased friend recall with pleasure the sterling qualities
by which he acquired his weesrns social and business
taton aud by which he endcsed himself all who him
his snk and genial bearing his Of Justice his manly
Independence and freedom nom prejudice bi. practical
dom and his warm and synpahies which 10 oil
private relations made him hrm and constant friend and In
The present crisis OF national safs manifested themselves
IN sincere sad devoted patriotism
RcIolssd, That expression OF the sympathy Of this
Board with tho family Of tho deceased In their bereavement
copy Of these resolutions sttsed by the President and
Cashier DO communicated to them and that they be published
In tho daily journals.
A true copy from the mnutes
(Signed) H. A. MURDOCH, President
Attest; G. +. TIxPsoy, Cashier.
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Arrived.

u. e. runbo.t Mobcan, from Philadelphia 49,
Steamship Evening star Bell New-Orleans April ~ and
Heysn. 18TH dsc and pass 10 Jas Rsynor In tho nver
passed ship Frank Bou buis Gan Eden Petrea and er
Forest KIM going up sbp TameIsnr inside bar waiting fo
steamer iHh steamship herrinnae for Ngw0rlesn.
10Th rs miles ~ Of Cape Florida, exchanged signals VIII
Ca,.andr, from New OTlesn, for New foIh Rd
SPOKE BAH Arena frcu do for Philadelphia Also b. OF HATTIE
fas bark Rambler, bound y. a.,
stesmship Mis.sippi Kennedy, Now Orleans lsh Inst,
cotton &C. ard 18th Maine Vols. 70 u. - Q1aitensstef'
18th ns "a Sand Cay Light passed steamer bound ~ sup
posed tho Connent 2 If Cape Lookout passed steamer
Su Of the SOUTH bound " day. parsed largo propeller
with Two Inasts, steering N. ~.
sts,rns Star f,he south H. tr'n'po sehencf New
Orls.n. Apr H. and w Pass 18TH 10 IT, = Qutreunaaier
steamer Petr. Dsvi, Beaufort N c., md'e and pass 70
Murray Nephew. ill.,, -. a.
Ship Therese, Robinson, Cudin 70 days. fsno'a nun !"
Thos DnnhaIn. ., r,t.
90 D. Baker Go, 10Th last, Iat ~ w. Ion u, saw SNIP
Wisconsin, bound K. -. 4.
But Alphs (No.wl Lorsnsen Antwerp Is days, nass 10
Punch M,incls Verdi March II, lat. Is, Ion %, was
boarded BY sunboat Wachlsett, cruising.
Barb Frsyt tNorw Johpsen, Got'snbus days. ZION ana
, pa1 10 Funch, Maincte Wendt ,,,,
Bdk Bounding Bt0w yidiei, Mss'na March D and ei0'
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p,..cuuera SAILED.

II ,.oo-iliy Efra for Ltr~pci-Ss- Heeht Mis-. Can,
Mr. H. p. Hsmmerhod and daughter MI King. Mis-. Eocle
ton L. O. Mslsu snd Horace bsbot Of New iork Thomas
Spencer Gustav ss Cs Runyf Mr., Pare and 40 d.nsh
tiers Nj Proudfoo, and lady. r. o. smith and l.dy H. hefsi
ard lady PrUc,o Nlscs Iose Ssneh-f, Andrew Dehe
JIoBio Msa Manuel Clssr l.. {. bcGoyn, hts Emma
Brown Capt Ormsby Mfs. H. Marc Geo. Amman Isls
rud I. Lopez, r. v hsrdH Frederick froudfoot, MI Jean
Prossco Capt Torah'. a. l.. 81 Marc, sr Ganao, Mss
Nowlln AID two ehhdTsn MAJOR de Belsscas Ma tapt
Jas Bryant and child. P. Dswninek and IN c J. HammoTs
hold Lucisn Bon Wm Clsts with others In the socfasr
In ,fsas.Ihp C0yriod for Hat6n1 ana NSiias-Mr Erf
and three children Hudson City Lirui Mckenzie Gov
eminent psnenger Mis-, Major and ssr, Com.0en h.eI
and child Con- sers r. Fezng wife ard two chiafsni
S'5us fLiA.c pAA J. Nerrdr,, T. waldo, w Whitney, J.
Chludou, New iotl Ph~hhl.fd, Pats A. C. he"ha' hAn
ehs,isr Ms Bell BAXTER. Geo White Nsy York T. Cory
J. T. fems England Rev. Herbert Todd, Nassau; Jn Far
sons, j. 4. Chambers NEWTON; q nus.sA N-ssse John
Farrell John Caun, TbO, PTod,u q. II. Murray, John dur
ray Alex Hutton J. F1patrici. John Corbett HaTh Far
Icy ,. Farley. d. CopshAn Onward Fortune, Hugh CJae
IN si,arISip Geo. Wa,siaSg-. for Ervr o,l1aa. Nine
Bofz and child Mis- ReItIsm, X Phillips 4 eso,! Hear,
shepard r X. BerIsm HrS. c. A. Tgy Mrs. A. Fsiiein
j. c Kil John O. lands 2. O. Dc Rluallo, Capt. z. X
Moauy and wife, y. Bond.r \. Bsriamme, o. Joseph
{ Ho. aes, Hfa NJ. Hegsn Mrs. %. w. Garrison, A. fioh
Mrs D. + S,hsw Miss Anna Neville BeuT-un, Col L. Coed
Ich, o. sherwin II. G. Paron, J,@.. Nils John hass
T. Thompson CspL HIn'ln, l. w. KsrrisAn
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Gn,,aher,s Evening Exchange.
ICoRSER TwENTT THIRD STREET BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
THB FIFTH AyESGE HOTEL
SATURDAY, April 23-P. N

d. Gold opened at 1745 and rose to 176, and
closed at the Stock Exchange at 175al75t. AT llt il
sold at III; 0l77i and closed at p OF l7s!. The
export of Specie to-day was $685. OO0 Upon The
street Stocks were lower, and spectators ready
10 sell anything at Friday nights spasnodc rise. Har
lem Railroad 2lO02l5. At tAe Stock Exchange Gov
srnments were firm, and ll2i bid for registered g..
Of 1891 500 Coupons. lll!; Tennessee 6s 59i GO;
North Carolina, 57d5s Missouri Ca 69i a7O; Canton,
ssa49; Quicksilver, 63ia69; Delaware and Hudson,
e23a 223i; Pennsylvania Coal 2lsa22O; Central Coal
ss069 Cumberland. 63ia6o; American Coal 100.
Railway Stocks all higher: Central Transit S2d
Ct; New.York Central, l364Gl8!; Erie ll5ialla;
Hudson River. 1856; 1877; Harlem, 2l9022O; Reading,
1soal4Oi; Michigan Central H4i0l44i; Michigan
Southern. o5a95i; Michigan Southern Guaranteed l36
@l36l; Illinois Central, l50l0lSoi; Cleveland and
Pittsburgh, llsi4ll9. After the call another advance
was paid, and the frmness continued until D. m
when, under sales to realize profits prices gave way,
and continued lower throughout the evening There ia
disposition to operate in Mining Shares and none
are now sold at any material sacrifice. The closing
prices were: Gold, l7s!; Erie ll6ii Reading 40;
Michigan Southern, 96I Michigan Southern Guaran.
teed l3s; Illinois Central 1885, Cleveland and Pitts.
burgh, 49, Galena and Chicago, 100; Cleveland and
1870
cago, l2l,i Cumberland Coal 70; Chicago and North.
Western 'sii Quicksilver, 70; Quartz Hin. 1877
Coal Stocks are steady, from The fact that the
trade continues highly prosperous and the demand for
immediate consumption seems TO be fully equal to any
possible increase Of production. The Cumberland
steam Goals are In very brisk request and absorb all OF
that description that can DO brought 10 market and at
steadily advancing prices. The three principal compa
niles who are the largest shippers by canal, viz the
American, Cumberland. and Central are now shipping
daily an aggregate Of about 900 uns ard are ncreas
ing their product rapidly means Of transportation
can De provided. Railroad Companies throughout the
country now use this coal almost exclusively for loco
motives as being cheaper and better fuel than wood
lie aggregate consumption for this purpose alone 1,
estimated viii exceed 1900 tuns the present wear
The large and increasing feet Of ocean steamer, ara
also now beginning to use the Cumberland coal a,
preferabst TO Anthracite. the excellence Of the srrns-
having been fully demonstrated BY the success, Of tho
Cunard line, which has used It exclusively for sevsr.l
years with highly satisfactory results.
The following table shows the prices OF stocks on the
18th and sd April and the difference In prices for the
week;
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srHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~.



Steam,hips-Arisl. Wilson, AspuwA d. r. Alien Geofse
Washington, Gager New Orleans, II. h. Cromwell L Go.
shps-Ocsss tBrem), Gerdes, ST. john n. Is Unkar
Co Energy Csukin. Liverpool, spofofd. Tiehon Co.
j. Foster IT, Abee Liverpool G. Ii. Marshall Louisa Bruno
(l,a Russo, Alexandra, fyP,, L. PaPLs, Florence Night
ingals Beard. Hsvans, j. f. Ward Co.
Bsrs,-Adeeide, Hesm,, rhlsdsphia Ws,h Carver
Orara (Chii Schwede, Vslrnraso Adelaide lBr LAMAR,
Rio Janelro via Baltimore PrsudergsH Bfos MANNER Funf
(rTuAl, Albrocht, M!rsmichi, Fuuch. hsncko Wendt
Bny-Minne Miller, Anderson Philadelphia, Miller n
Roushton Palms tBr11 Rogue. Pemambuco, H., II. swift
Co Costs RicH Peel, Asyhws Pansma Railroad Co. Pc
tre lBr) Glow Porto Cabeo, Tyn,s smiths Brisk BIl
Kohl Cienfuegos Fowler Joys Abilene (Br Nelson, st.
John N. 3. A. b. Coot, Speed, Port Royal, Bhby Co.
Schoouen-H j. Wodmorc, farrey, Muanzas, II. Bsrnes
J. W. Ht6eld tBrJ, Potter. Windsor d. h De Wolf; Zoe,
CSttI Providence L. Kenny suPen (Br Lyons ST John,
H. f. g. r. Small Co; Sarah Maria, Urderhlli Pointa-
retre GsDd j. r. Pssrat Orsl (BI) CAshcst Para Jss
Bishop Co. shannon Or, Roberts DunnoIoLown W.
Sarah Bernlee, C.g,n Fortress Monroe T. ~ Msyhew O.
G. Morris Arts, Philadelphia N l.. hcCready Co. D'nL
McRhee. WHOM Baltimore, Bentley smith Co. Asirs,
McFaiden Calais led Frye Co Bella Peek, Avery fha
dephis J. w Mckee Julia Parsons Douglas, salem, Jed
Frye Go. Too, Cottre Providence, L. Kenny Trimmer
North, Providence, H. g. Racket Son j. W. Warren Chap
man, NswIIayon n. g. Racket Sonj ]. g. Lyman stan
nard New.IlAven Ferguson Wood y. G. Aeken Johnson
Stamford.
Gloop.-W. II. Bowen Broherton, Provdsnee, L. Kenny
A. H. Holmes, Handy, Fau River
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feelures ano Aleeiinss


A T Special Meeting of the Board of Trus-
~ OF ths Five Points House Of Industry" held on
Thurdsy mornins April II. 1864 the following revolutions
unanimously adopted
Rsed That the Trustees Of the Five Points House OF In.
dnsiry have heard Of IN. death Of MI Benjamin X Barlow
Che superintendent Of tho Institution With deep regret They
recognize that God has called faithful from labor
earth 10 His presence In heaven and with humility and sub
mission bow 10 ths dispensbiion
R>.rcd That they consider Il privilege and duty TO
place record their estimate Of the hearted devotion
with which the deceased r tbs last years has admins
tered the STAIR Of this institution. During this. period not
fever aud fdcaso incident the locality lie made the
Christian worn Of reforming tho vicious relieving the destitute
and eherhns The youthful oucass his chief object and nom
determined tho Master Assgned
him should be the labor Of his life. And thus has proved
be in ,be prime Of manhood and sborng others amidst
all the discomfort. Of home In the Five Points he has been
residence among the poor and the exhibition Of the
eckessne aud pson that oeu Induces the nd
that prevails had NOT bunted his sympsthies while Il bad
lly taught him the exceeding depay,y o. tho
uy Of thorough conversion and 81 Justification through faith
In that H.decu,er whose hs had conseoraei all his
and In whose merits alone he rcposed all his
hopes of poE,oua acceptance
ReIoed Tht In recording this estimate Of his service, 10
the Institution they wish 10 at the time their sn
coincidence with Mrs Barlow and her family. To the
with confidence commit Der. Mr.. Barlow precautionary
devoted husband and but lis peace
and rest with Christ assured aford consolation
hi. widow. To that well grounded hops they aectoraely
direct her for suecor and support during M period Of severe
tdal.
Rssd That tho Board Of Trustees. tribute OF respect
will attend his funeral to the place Of ntovnt in ood
Rso!red Tina, copies Of es resolutions b. presented tho
family and furnished ~ tho newspapers for publication.
ARGaP HGRSsSYELL 4 B I0SE y Ro6Tu
MAnsHALL LErrERTs p; LYplal SUDAN,
HIGH N CAMP. Trustees
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Freights are still ouite languid and depressed espe'
oiallv 70 Grcet Britain. 10 Liverpool he engage
ments are 40 hhds Bark at IS Cd. y tun; per neutral
Rar 700 boxes Bneon nj S.; 200 hhas Tsllowat ~ ;
500 tea Inrd at IL Cd; 10 tuns Oil at los. and per
steamer 2oabeles Cotton at 3l6d To BriEtolper neu-
trail vessel 100 boxes Bacon at 2s 3d. ana 10 oa'es
Hons NJ "a The charerng business Is also very dnh
spart from small vessels suitable for the coastng trade
Tho an Italian bark OF 900 bbs capacity to
Cibr,tar and Malta at $500; British vessel RON
Ruc,ourbe 10 the Bristol Channel with deals NJ "a I've
American and two ships from the Chincha Islands 10
Cork for orders with TO- 600 tuns Of GEnno at 70 iss q
"a per TIM free Of war risks; two neutral bft1 with
Petroleum to Antwerp at IS; five neutral vessels rom
Philadelphia to Continental Ports with Petroleum at s
a6s per bb an italian bark OF t60 tuns 10 Cadz with
stores st SO 50 light pipe aud s2 90 for hsltbo
Hamburg brig to Para, s. A., for orders, with l,sOO
hills Flopr At 81 Dbl; bark Of 1914 tuns from Eliz'
abethport to Aspinwall, with Coal at s. tun, part
gold and back from the south side Of Cuba on private
terms; brig on the same voyage. to Asfnwa with
similar oarr, ri IS -; OF 2-9 tuns to the north
side Of Cuba and back at q for Molasscs and 45c Tor
Sugers another TO the south side Of Cuba and back at
90 50 for Mcasscs and 4sc for Sugar one Of $50 tuns
70 Havana, at 81, eOO schooner, from Rordout to
Fortress Monroe, with Cement. at 45c and two from
said place TO Boston, doc brig, from Eizabchpor'
10 Boston, with Coal ct 81 10, AID schooner On The
sane voyage with like largo. at ~ 25 another, from
said place TO Salem at 81 80 and hence to Belfast Me-
ut &c 4, Dbl for Flour and 6ic. for Corn; and one
TO Portland with Corn at &C.; and new ship Of LOO
tuns FROM Boston to San Francisco, on terms not maze
public; also large amount OF tunnage has been takeu
by the Government in steamers and sailing vessels, a;
81 p tun register. The carrying rates were: To Liy
erpool perAmerican Aae-flour Id. Wheat 49ld.i
Heavy Goods. 2s. Cd; per foreign hsg-Flour, I'd
Heavy Goods, IS. ais Cd. To London, per American
Gag Flour, is. 3dals. Cd; Heavy Goods. l5s.
Money is easier, and few banks are again
urging capital upon stock houses at less than Y cent
No risk seems too desperate for some bank officers who
seem determined to learn nothing by calamity pro
duced by their reckesness Brokers are more cautious
than bank managers as a rule and not inclined 70
take any risks at present The sales Of oios are larger
to-day but Is much less than desirable for the credit
Of the Government
The imports for this week have been as
follows:
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rstar 23a ut &c. TO master cargo TO Lawrence pes
Had heavy ~ E. gale the 2Oh inst 70 tns southWo Oh
Georges Banks tho day struck oy heavy sea
the weother quarter which stove bulwaf washed over
board bimnaee with eompasse tool Guests ana sa-
Hs sprung the maintoPgalsnt mast ana 'p' SANS 70 I'D
bohs. -. -,
Bark Frederick Li,sPoo Johns csrdena' IA days. 'u
gar to II. J. \ C. A. De Wolf N m
Bark W,lLn, Blanchard Maansss II days. sugar TO X r.
Buck Co. 10 H. ..,...
Brs r Pa.ga,i dali POso, Mar'eie' 70 days "d's' to
F.. Cnylus he Ruyter Co. -, o., =, -. :, A.
Eris John Batter (of Lunsnburs NJ Sd Knowles Matano
ros 9th inst cotton to Smith Dunnins I'm nst .t 70 W
lon u o. spoke sail boat Rainbow from New fofk 'of ron
Brig Ackiam Hooper, Providence. Co.
Sehr Lord Of tho Isles (Br., OF Shelburne ~ . eas
Hsgu.bo r. R. n dsy. uno,sses To Brett, Son Co. hape
rensed heavy weather deck load OF 30 hhds moHSses
and received slight dsmsfe. . 49,, ., q. ~
Schr Antelope of Turks I,lsnd) McMuIche, ss' 'ohn
p. r., % DAYS suksr and molasses 10 Herques 20.
sehr Cornelus Johuscu Virgins for New Haven.
Sclr Y. O. Smith, Bourne Virginia for New baYen
schr Sarah =. Brown, Laihrge, Virginia
Sclr Marcia, Morris. Virginia
Schr Lion, Ross, Virgins for New haven.
Sclr l.. A. Crozier. Newcoms, Virginia
Schr J. Hnckley. Lesyitt, virginia
schr J. II. Ysomsns, Peterson VrginiA
scLr ID. Ia Surs,s, Linnekin virginia
Sehr Nyo, Mckesg, Virginia.
Schr Union. Smith, Virginia
Sctr A. II. Partridge Rhodes, Virginia
sehr W. II. MAILER Randall, Georgetown for Bridgeport.
schr Joseph Franklin (of New Hayen), Randolph, Fort
rs.s Monroe.
sehr Sarah E. Snow Snow Maryland for Boston
sshr. Corinne Cheeny, Baltimore.
Schr. Swsn North, Baltimore.
schr Gibert Tree Hu but Philadelphia for Providence
Schr Fanny Fern Sanders EliGsbcthpon for Prwutke-
Scir. Fashion Foss Eiizabetl port for New Haven.
schr. Julia PaI,ons Jones Elabethport for Boston.
Eehr. John bAyo, Rich Elizabeth port for Boston.
Sohr Henry Drew, CLARK, Eizabethpor FOR Bridgeport
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limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

O-NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY DISTRAINED.
Notice hereby that tho following persone property viz:
Twenty (20) DENTAL iN5TRUM ENTS (newl, which in
pursuance Of act of Congress entitled An Act 10 provide
Internal Revenue to support the Government and TO pay IN
the Public Dob passed July ls93 aud OF tho Acts
amendaory thereof destrsAed by because Of default
by T. DOrCHE ia the paynen. of due by him to the
United States viii be sold by as public auction on the
26h day Of April 1854 II O'Clock the forenoon at the
City Of NswYok TO the CHEST bidder to satisfy aud make
payment of said and Of the legal expenses and commits
attendant upon such distralnt and saeDsed New
York 18th day Of April 1864. JOHN MAGhi
Collector for lVth Collection District, State Of New York
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Pn,scnrers Arrived

Ia ff,a-,lp ErcBing sar from Nerr Or>is, asd Harss1
-Ju.ge Derr Dr. M.be Miss A. sulivsn, J. a. kodd.
$. Z@lnc,et :. Bowen. I'd walsh Mics LTris Porter ~ T.
Howrt'. M and Nh Fls- End fsrvsn Mr Value aud fam
liz Mr.. Wisdom md family, Tno' D. Day and family jos
HOir children aud .efysni T. n MsuhAh Mary eau
Capt. Ws'hhurn Percy WOOD, NJ Dayi, ID kansbs'geI A.
nsrord p L,psni., j. FlsuIy H. toIsnoe and s,rrA s.
t. Royce q. 5. Deuni.on g. w. DubonAfd ID. A. fotA, A.
Lew and ,on n siunbook }. b. Aver Mira c. Woodruff
hrs. r. Danel, J. NJ Aver and servant Chshssler y
swnck Mr. and Mrs. Osgood, W. y. Swnck and son, Mr.
and Mr. Fiuhugh Mu. r. Biddo, J. p Nanberser Mrs J.
~ Csr,on. A ~ Holbroos, Mics l.. Castro, r. Rsmaro AID
lady w Ooldns. u. a. BSrhudt, Mrs nontsomery hrs r.
5. fews A. Petit, Mr. Wellington Col Frank r.. Howe,
w ID. Chandler d. ;. 0ibbiloise and - in the storage
IN iio1mRp Mi'',lfiTpi, from Nsr- Oflsdns-toi IAN
bal Lieut. Col lsoy, Dr. Thompson, Cap Packard and wife,
Capt Winter and vito CsIt Godiarl Capt Thonpson, capt
Lowell Lsgt Bray and wife G. D. Elicit and wife, Mrs Plt
field Miss Pi-rsou Mrs Person, Mr.. Brooks, Lieut. Sk'
len, n. Caldwell D. II. MILE j. 4 Kiehardsos, b Reeves,
4. Il. Durgir ID. Chesley, Lieut. Busse Lieut.. kinbAl
IN steamer Star u n, south, from Neg 0risla'-Liss'
T. L. Gavin lat L. 3 Art; First Scfg John j. Drcou, lat
r. : AT; Wia NJ MsynAfd i3th Conn. VolL, and two IN
stecTsgs.
Ia brig John BsfIe' from Naa@0ro'-John Gh0lds0n Of
NatamOIOE.
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NOTICE.-By virtue of warrant issued by
| IN. Collector OF Internal Revenue for tho Ninth Coec-
ton District Of NcwYork will expose aud oer Tor sale at
public auction on WEDNESDAY the 4h day Of May, 1894
Al IA O'clock on the premises 4st south side TO and
wet Of lOthav 100 HIDES many Of the may
be necessary the property OF the Newark Hide Association
which hAy, been disrained for non ptymept Of tax
GEO. GOOD, Deputy Collector
No i24 Fast SD. at New York Aprl - 1854
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AMERICANS ABRoAD.-List of Americans

AMERICANS ABROAD.-List of Americans
registered at Guns American Agency, No. II Char
loite street. Bedford Square London England, for tho
week ending A pril 9, 1864:
DIR. q. J. Bucknsl. NewYort w C. Ws.,on, San Frsn'
cisco Cal L. su ivan San Francsco Cal; John D. Sher
wood and wife Eowi orb MIs Mary Turbul, Hartford
Conn. George Tuubal, boson. Mass IhAd W. Perkins
Cbicsso ~; Lezyett Howe New Yofk Henry w. HubbeD
New.York, &. w. Bradley New Haven, Conn ;. I. Arm
strong New ork T. = Durre, Pittsburgh; George L. ksnt
NrwHork Ia. /. Kidier and VIE New York HiIrl'on
Baltimore Nd Gee Linder j., Boston, Mas lea sasioa
stevens, Boson Macs
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Advertisement;
HowEs g. MACY,
Nate Officers OF the Park Bank,
BANKERS. no. 20 WALL STREET,

BANKERS. no. 20 WALL sTRRRT.
In rooms lately occupied by j. j. Cisco, esq, T. s.
Assistant Treasurer.
Four PrR CENT INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS
which may be drawn without previous notice, as with
the City Banks.
Orders for the purchase or sale Of US1TD STATES An
OTHER Bonds. CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS. GOLD,
SILVER and ell kinds Of SHOCKS, executed for the usual
commission.
PARTICULAR attention paid to the collection Of Notes,
Checks Bills Of Exchange &c, &C., on AL accessible
points Of tho United States and Canada. Cheeks for
the proceeds viii be sent to the place Of business
without delay,
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A oxrox RrS-The steamship Geo Lesry, which len
th port Thursday last arrived at Fortress Monroe on Fn
day moIrs making the passage in less than twenty hours
which Is The quickest yet made between the two points
She ows.d ny tho L.ary Brothers Of this city, and under
0oyerAnsrt charter
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
For Hew-Eayen, T. lEx) ll.S0 q N. l2:l3 (Exl Joe
Ex.l, $3.50, 40 ard Tx. p N. -.
Tor Bridgeport, Z, lEx) 1850 g. M 1918 (Exh SW
Ok, $3.50, $3.50 and (Ex.) ?. m.
Fox Milford and Stafford l. II 30 IN. $50 40 NJ
For Fairfield, SOsthport and We'rOrt, T. ll;9o N So
4;90p m.
Fer Dsiien and Greenwich, $780, u9o M, $50, "A
5:30p. M
For stanford. T. 8 (EI) $50, 1850 m l2:lS EIls
EIl $50 40, $50. (EL) m.
For Por Chester and Intermediate stations T. $780, ll0
N. $3.50, 30, $500 $50 P. m.
'A'' w. CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Shore Line l2.l5 (Ex }, p. M
For Hartford and Springfield, lEx), ll3O m. CELLS
p.
For Connecticut River Railroad (Ex) to Montreai
II 30 a m. 10 Northampton
For Hartford Providence and Fishkl Railroad. (EAh
II: 80 g
For New Haven New-London aud stoningtOn Railroad ~
a. M. l2:l3 3, p. ~.
For Canal Railroad l2:l5 p. m to Northampton.
For Honsstonie Railroad, 3 a. IN.
For Eaugaiuck Railroad 8 a. m. 3 p. N.
For Dnibury and Norwslk Railroad $50 a. m tU ID
Commodous Sleeping Cars attached TO p. N. Trains.
JAMES II. HOfT. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-25
BORT Waroens' Notice.
STATE on NEw.Y York.

STATE oT NEwYoRk, I
Poyr.wARD.ss OrTrcr, No let Wsl.st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of tho passed pr H. 1857 entitled An Act %
Reorsanlle wsrdens Oee Of the Port Of Now York, 70
all person, interested In hHns charge or the subject
matter o such inquiry Examination survey that the fol
loving ve.e, now under examination ~ the PorWN.
den Ard that the said surveys examinations will he
pe.sd within ten days next succeeding tins notice On board
sad vessels;
Steamship salAdin.. Pier No n " r.
Bris sh,rron..... WoodTuf l. Roeinsons-
DHs I.AA'' ai.i.s'
Bra DgAnche.. Pier No. D y. H.
bra flQrr....s-. NO 70 r.. W.
schr. susan H. btbson.. ......... Atlantic Dochs
bchr. stephen Tabrr ............. Hunters Point.
scI. haze brishan.........,..~PierN 10. ! =. *.
tchf dundee. .....s...s...s....flersN 20 " II.
c. H. BRAMhALL President.
J. AuGs HKRRInAs. Secretary.