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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
Dcrt-Waroens' Notite.
sr.ry OF Nyy-YoRK.

STATg OF NHv-1 OK,
PoRr-WARDBSs OFYIcg, No. lOi WaHst
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance Win
section Of the act passed April II. 1857, entitled An
a. 10 Reoreanye the Wardens Office Of the Pot OF New
York 10 al per,ous interested In, having charge o. ~.
rhec fs.tef Of such inquiry, examination or survey 4
the following vessels under examination by the or
Warden, and that the aid surveys examinations VIII BE-
completed within days next succeeding TINS notice Oh
board said vessels: ,.-v ID
RaTk LGis ino................'.s ''.''''''
4.
~, L,wrence .................. .DcFeres.s.
Bog Orclla.. ',
MlNIIIOkNE TOMPhlNS. President
J. Aros HRRRrNAt, secretary
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COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.

COURT CALENDAR-THs DAY.
SUPREME CoURT-GESEEAL 1ERM.-Nos. ~ 10
&c. a. 49, a. 49, IS Of onumeraied causes aid nos o. %
10 CT. 81, 90 1873 Of enumerated causes. - -
SUPREME CoURT-SrEcIlL TERM.-Nos. 10,
gag TO 2sT Of issues Of law and fact
SUPREME CoURT--C McUiT.-Pa Mos. 1923,
a2lo PISS 1853 2O83 ?08l 2Oe 2l0 95 1852 20 Of short
causes. Part lI.-Adjourned to Monday.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Nos. 42o3, 42o5,
I257 42s9 l2Gl 1853 4265 1901 1853 473 +215 ifT 9
t2al 4a Part l-Nos. 3i5t. 29i0 1886 1915, 3Il2 JIi6,
3Tl8 $40 3T22, SRA 3Tl6 JT2B 1872. J7J4.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS - Part /. - (Short
cause. Mos s35 6 $40 6i9 Part HAdourned 70 Mon.
day, May %
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printing.

ADAMS PRESSWORK. Publishers and
"A Others. desiring ADAMS PREssWORk promptly done,
can be accommodated at HOLMANS sIEAM-fhlNlINo
ESTABLISHMENT, corner Of Centre and W hi'ests
DuLHEADS, Circulars, Cards, Catalogues,
PAMPHLETS and every variety Of PRINTING, by steam
M UO[NANs corner Centre and Whitests
CHARLES G. SHELLEY, Steam Printer,
~ No. 90 Barclay .st.Biheads. Circulars Posters, Law
Points Cards SC. Cylinder Presswork done i9f e tAue
snr, contract. made for large orders call ia solicited
WIN. EVERDELLs Sons, No. lOl fu,ton-
UFACTURERS.
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spoken.

March o. LAT, 10 o. lon 30 ship John oGsunt from London
f0r Australia.
April s. lat % 80. lon 81 10. Bremen BARK bfeinefn nom
Baltimore for Rio Janrio. 49,
April lat II s. Ion n 49, ship Thatcher McGoun from
San Francisco for liverpool. NJ, -,
April ss lat Is Ion d. Dr. brig Havelock. from Rio Grande
for New York
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MORE OF THE WOUNDED.
Lisi Of Wounded at Columbia ESSpi'ai,
Washington, ID. e..
match 10 The n. Y. Tribune

Special Dispatch to The \. y. Tribune
WASHINGTON, "Wednesday, May H. 1864.
The following wounded arrived here this fore
noon per steamer from Aqua Creek and are now com
fOrtably quartered at Columbia Hospital They are
mostly but slightly wounded nearly all Of them being
able to ocomoe, and many OF them viii be furnished
with thirty days furougb and then ordered back whe
II is said some win be sent back Immediately then
wounds no, being sufficient 10 have Justified them IL
leaving the field Among the wounded are three In
Al. .I...-.s.... "a N IIi.cnr in rn-rirnant.
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nliIitarn Notifies.
STATE OF NEw YORK,
OFFICE OF PAYnAsrER GENERAL,
s,..xx Mavq li64

OFFICE OF fArhAsTik ohNhhALi 4
ALBANY May 8, 1854 }
nor WANT of the like facilities as were
afforded me in the Northern aud Western DIVISIONS tne
men enlisted under the recent calls IN the southern DIs
on of the state comprising the first ten Congsssonn DIS
tctsl were Obliged oftheu to go TO the hed whou'
pavmastcr had not yet been able TO reach IN the hed may
have been killed. go vL c,,, -, 10. -;
t.. H. on thi. Office will II they call on Maloi
ROBERT BENSON, jr.; No. : sta;;es,;, NSw,nors CITY
have their papers arranged aud nee OF
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE - MAY
l2--Briorr COmmisioncr BErrs.
YSTfCrNg A SOLDIER TO LssERT-DlsCHARGE.

Us at TyrreIi, Burns. Reilly aud stecr..
The accused were brought up for examination
hi. morning before the Commissioner charged with en'ieing
soldier belonging the loih L. > Infantry 10 de" nom ms
regiment aud procure extra bounty =,
After tie examination OF Capt Erhard the Provost Marshal
Tor the f., District and Of his detectives IN renrdo GER
tain admissions aud confessions alleged TO haye been made on
pr miusry examination by the accused and the Oo'ern
ent failing TO produce the comp tho Aeeu'ed "'' US
charged. ,,,,,,
US Dls,ric, Attorney for the Go~crnmcnti William A.
BOYD and Geo. ~ Curtis Tor tho accused
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Co.. Waterbury. =, Philadelphia, }. w. Mckee, Anna
zen Chase, Boston G. H. PieIsOn Co; Csmnod ERE
lerw ST stephen N b. D. R. Dewof; Jnstins, Gregory,
Boston w. ). Brown CO.. American Eagle Ticknor'
Philadelphia J. w. Mckee.
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UemOrnnda.

TIE bark Aurora from Messina. reports: Apfi h 81 81,
lon 90 fell in with b. prize schr Sophia Acting Master sq
A-oI tom OF Charleston with loss Of sails and he hui
holy dan aged and entirely out Of provisions took on e
crew 1--WE hi number and brought them TO this port
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Riscs.. z:f7 sets...... 7:uI Moon-Ses... O:Y
nIaH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook .Ri9 Gov. Island. l3o Hell Oae..... 3:l0
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COuRT-TRIAI TRRx-SlAr l2.-Before j
ucc NcSELt-


Alexis r.. hcllvaiue ct al. SIT. lsrael SlncuilD
The plaintiffs sue in this action for the re-
coyery Il some go worth Of bacon shipped ON board the
Msla Liverpool By John ReA Co.. Of which veise. the
defendant mlstei.
appear. tia; tho 2h Of May l6o3 the FIRM 81 John
confessed Judgment 70 D:ohsE Of one Of the fi
and former parfurT flr : l,O1l
That these good. bought 'ogsrr with large o. an-
thy Il other goods Jest previous 90 the confession rrdr
o tie condition that they should De pAid
of within days and the goods Immediately shipped
l. Liverpool -, -.
The plaintiffs introduced witnesses several of the paiir
who cured these Transactions TO show the circumstances OF
fraud m 'hr.r sales. .r
The Gao 1. It'll on. Mann Parsons for the Plaintiffs
Hawkins 4 Corhrrl f1r the defendant.
SPECIAL TEKs-MAY l2-Befole Justice GARyiS.
DECISIONS.
William II. Smith agt Lazarus Halgarten.-
Motion g. Pot cause day calendar granted without COSTS
provided plaintiff -iipuai-s. &c
same AZ. Sar-Mo'Dn u defendant counsel FOR com
mission 60 testimony OF CHARLIE l. Ia iiiru one o. c
de-niarts srsnf~i with toy, ac unless pntns attorney
pnate within dag aer seiyre y Ills order o. wave
ans md al objections 10 tie recalling the i u hi' aron
tho drpptn ~ Charles Il. Hal -sften. taken by and before
Jcscph ;. Weeks .
Ke.see on tie 2Ji q April 1854. h-rrin-rbcct only TO
legal pertain a. p~tcicy or irree
yHucy the evidence isr contained an said depoon
without costa.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPycrAL TERx-MAr IL
Before Judge tARDOI0.


Oliver Charlics AFT. Alfred G.. Bcnson.-Motlon
denied withou; costa Stay yacAted
Nathaniel n Burril sg John W. Wor,h.-Defaut opened
on payment Of disbursements Of taking judgment -
theodore = Draper AIT. Hiram H. Northumberland va
Gated Ut an ordr be entered that defendant attend on day
10 be named In the order, and be examined. No costs
CORRECTION
In Charles A. Clarke.
The decision IN this'casc, reported Few days
since printed prayer the petitioner granted was moor
rect Il should have been prayer Of petitioner denied
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" from foot Of CouFtlands., connecting at Hampton
Junction with Delaware Lackawanns and Western Railroad,
and a. Easton with Lehigh Valley Railroad and M connec-
forming direct line TO Pittsburgh and the West WITH
out change Of cars - -. ...
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Sixty Miles and Two Hours saved by this line to Chicago
Cincinnati st. Louis, etc with bat one change OF cars
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nav 2 1864. leave New-iork as follows;
HARRISBURG ExPREssAt a. IN, for Eston, Reading,
Pottsvlie, Harii.brg Mauch Chunk, "ilamspoTt luz
train arrives al Harrisburg at M connecting fsst and
the Pennsylvania Railroad North and south on tho
Northern Central Railroad and with the Cumberland alley
Railroad to liagerstown.
MAIL 1RAIs-At 80a Tor Easton. Water Gap. scran'
ton " ilkesbsrre, Great Bend, Piston Binghamton, &c
l2x. TRAIs-For Easton, Allentown, Mauch Chunk VIZ
liam port Reading. Pottsvile Harrisburg &c
346 p. n.-For Eas,on Bethlehem. and Aauch Chunk
$40 and 5iO-For Someryiue. 49,
Jpn WESTERN ExPRgss-For Easton Allentown. Read
Ing Harrisburg, Pittsburgh, and the West Sleeping care
through from Jersey City TO Pittsburgh. .
LLsI,pyTRpoRr AND NEW YORK kRRRY--Leaye New York
FROM Pier No. n. r. at 9:l5 m s:io .; and '3' ~
Boats stop II Bergen Point and Msrinsrs Hlrbor - -,
Tickets for West be obtained at the ohce OF tha
Contra Railroad Co. Of ewJcsey foot Of Court.andtsI,
ato A,,or House No III Broadway and At the primer
pal hotels JOSIAH u. SIEAhNo, oupe1in1ehoeu-
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BuiIoinp AlaisriaIs.

IMPORTED SCOTCH VITRlFIED DRAIN
PIPE for SEWERS, in 10 to is inches in and feet
lengths. a. 80 smaller sizes Ut American prices age STOCK
r. h. QUINN Long Island Pottery No 2'S fe@rrt, y.
1 EAKY ROOFS LEAKY ROOFS! cured
j with ELLERYS RUBBER PANT warIsh'ea 90 20 20
~, Grand A. 40 neekman No l53 Bowery. No 800 9TH
nv No 375 sthay. No. II south eth st., WllaHsouFgh
MARBLE MANTLES.-The best place IN
wi tn city 20 purchase cheap and well finished Nantes Is
NJ A. KLABERs Mantle Mandatory No Io9 East lotA'st
near 81 av New-York. Cut this out
DEADY ROOFING.-Durable as I'm or
IL sLir,ls. ., half the cost. Clements for Repairing Tin
and Shinge Root. kEADi h r. y, ~ W.issoir.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passe

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave
~ from foot OF Cham5ersst.
d. m, Express for Buffalo. m
$50 d m, MIX daily, for .Otsyie.
10 :, m Mail for Buhao and Intermediate ststions.
AIS D. M, Way for Port Jervs and Newburgh
m Night Express, dsly, for Dunkrk. Buffalo Roches'
ter Canandagua principal stations Train OF Saturday
rms through to Buffalo but does not run TO Dunkirk
CHAS. MlNOT, General superintendent
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E'REDRICKS & Co, Photographers, No. l79
i s.hav, between 22d and 23dt Csrtes do vits %
dozen. Our work cannot be eyceled
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NETWORK & NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
1863. COMMENCING MAY 3 1904 t8t
Passenger Station in NewYork, corner 3ths and sthav
TRAINS LEAyE NEW-YoRK;.
For New Haven = (E1.), 1850 a. H. l2ls (Exl 800
'f fo1 B BrG s lEhs :'o nj iais rb 800
f Fos s sS S md dn s.s sar msoa m $50
For FAIRFIELD Southport and wespOr' li:So nj 80.
* Fox Norwal $50, 1880 M p;is E1h 800 (ELl
' Fcr Dsien and Greeuwica $780, 1850 asm $50 s,
Fox Greenwich. L 80 Il 80 49, 40 s;@:%pm
(Er D1 $50, 49,, $40 $50. OK pm.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations, $780, ils
H' ! '''' ''''' &C, CCoNSEcgfiISG TRAINS.
For Boston via via s sRaI 6s g. Exp, NH
For Hartford and Springfield, slEI) h0 m-; lEx,js
For Conn River Railroad Exl, 1880 IN "a
For Hartford Providence and Fshkil Railroad EIl.
For New Haven wLOndOn and stOninsson Railroad aa
F Fl anal Railroad 1915 p m to Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad, 3 a p. IN.
For FST S Ssasais' and a So%ss R6sa ~
'''''''' JAMES II. HoYT. superm',nieas.
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
IN RAILROAD For Albany Troy, NORTH and West Leave
26ths depot at 10 M and AS Sunday iIain sss
p IN.
4 lLANllC anu GhEAl WEol EhN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, via the Eri9
Railway from foot of Chambersst., RUNNING ThROUGh
TO CLEVELAND, o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
connecting with railroads for all principal cities in the West
This road being extended and will soon Be IN compets
running order to Mansfield Gallon Urbana Dayton, Cncn.
natl and st. Louis without break OF gauge
T. II OoopxAy Gen. Ticket Agt-, Il r. SWEETSER,
Mesdville, Pa General Sup't
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP
N cO-On and Aner MONDAY, Jan. 10. 1854 Trains wiz
leave NETWORK for BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON,
Train will take FOX BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON only This Train makes connection ct Philadelphia
Trains far Philadelphia will leave New York s and 10
II M, and >. M. and u Midnight.
MILITARY TICKETS viii not be received IN the q =.
q, :, 10 n m TRINA J. w. WOODBURY.,
Dso. a. 1881 Assistant Superintendent N. J. X r.
1914 - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lOU4s r Z. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK. All through trains for the Ws' oy hs route cave
New York from the foot Of Couand st. Through tickets
for Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul. and ~ points In the North
West Crestline Indianapolis Louisville St. Louis. Cevc.
land Columbus Cincinnati and all points In tbs West and
Ut the office OF the fennsy
Central R. R.. No Aston House OF the Depot foot %
Through trains leave hsw folh = follows;
Express, via Philadelphia arrives In Pntsoursa 9
p m Express vis Philadelphia arrives in Patsburshk
p M Express. via Allentown. arrives In Pittsburgh 4
One Through Train Sunday via PhilsarlphiA leaving
NO" L ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No As.orIiou,.
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CORRECTION
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONS-MAY l2-Befors


Edward Terney, indicted for the killing OF jon
Fitzgerald the 18th o. August last pleaded guilty OF maj
daughter In the third degree. Remsnded.
William Richardson pleaded guilty OF petty larceny ~
manded
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General Con ference of the Methodist Epis'
Copal Church.
18TH DAY-Friday, May 6

On Friday, according 10 the resolution adopted
by the General Conference religious services held
n tie three principal Methodist Churches Of Phadcl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

! Showing ~ Increase Of Sales FOR tie ast four
vear. over the four preceding of......... SEHBb "
The net profits. after doducting slsiH y. the
amount paid out by order Of the General Conference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
MERCHANTS NAVIGATION and TRANS

MI EKCHANIN NAV IUAIION HllU IhANo
wi PORTATION COMPANY for BOSTON via GRO
TON NEW.LONDON, SrONINGTON. PROVIDENCE.
NEWPORT TAUNTON and NEW BEDFORD.-The splen.
did steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
viii leave Pier No. Ia North River. foot of Courand st..
daily Except sunday al 5 D. m.
Freight taken As low as by any other line Office Of Conn
pany, No. lis West-st, corner Of ConrtlAndt.s st.
Eew.Yo Nov q 1852 W. NJ EDWARDS, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

J. PORT and FALL RIyER.-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown !eSyes New YORK
o'clock D. M and the EMPIRE STATE Capt. Brayton. or
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at 5 O'Clock p nn.s
from Pier No. North River ,
Hereafter no rooms viii be regarded secured to any apI
cant until the same shall have been paid for
Freight to Boston forwarded through with sea. dpsch
by az Express Freight Train.
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miscellaneous.

NORNS, BunionS Bad Nails, Tender Feet,
u Se., cured WITHOUT PAIN by Dr. BRIGGS. Surgeon
CSropodst Nos 2l2 and $40 Broadway BRlGGS'5 ALLIE.
nail 500. and 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

OASH PAID for RAGS and all kinds OF
~ fAf JOHN s. ANDREWS,
Eoa 81, 81, IS Centrest-
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SIKH DAY-Saturday, May

The ftpOII ~ IIt 4 gums " w " '5I'I' 'V.N
CEN was submitted. II sets forth the saes for four
years ending jan 81 l-G4 30 have been as follows.
to- nd Prri,dic la Cuaalai........... S5gl go G.
Books AID Periodicals ia Chico g0.......... 80 - ~
peri,lir, Sale In 81 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. % 3J5 81
ogs %
ys,r. sipg jan 81 sco........... LII ISL 90
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Steamboats, a1o RAILROADS..

nAILY LINE for BRIDGEPORT.-The
~ Steamer BRIDGEPORT leaves from Peck Slip, T. K.
daily IL O'clock noon arriving in time TO connect with the
Housstonic Naugsuck New Haven and Hartford Express
Trains also the Shore Line 10 Saybrook and New London.
Freigln taken.
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DASH PAID for RAGS and OLD METALS
~ White Rags ioc y n eolors and wooens &C. p n old
books and nsw'pspsr' Ic old brs;s ne 81 copper
corner of Rooseveltst,
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALI

i Il BANY and TROY, CONNECTING with TRAINS
NORTH and Nh,ST. Trains leaves = -
From Cbambersst. From Dth-st;
Frpres aud 10 a. H. and IN, 1917 H. and 3:3I and
3;lj and p at o;z ?. n.
Troy and Albany with sleep ll;2 p m
ingcarD l0:+Op 1900 ia,
Pou shkeepse Train, and 8;t2 and il|A H. soo i'S>
a. and P. pm,
peokskn Train, n m. ~. p IN.
Sing Sing Train. $3.50. 3:1
Tarrytown Train. $3.50 p. m. J:9p M
On Sundays, at SEP p. from Sth street
Tkets may be procured Of the offices OF Westcose
Express New York and Brook and baggage checked u
all points the road and to SaTaosa Springs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

IL ARRANGEMENT;-Leaves New; ferk, ysnessip and
3ih East River for Greenport Sag isrbor Hampton &c,
q; a. I For Greenpor, Riyerhead. isphank and Lake.
Lind at m and $3.50 For isip Babylon and arm
ingdale at a. and $3.50 and $50 p For Syosset
1850 and 4:3l lstases connect for Cold Spring.
Oyster Bay sad Hun,ington) for Hampstead Jamaica and
Ninhed. at and 1880 and % 100 and 3;aS p. m
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Sth-st, East
River at $3.50 M fox Rverheai stopping 1t all Stations
cept Hampstead and syasse Excuron Tickets for this train
At reduc ed rates 4. REASONER Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.


WORCESTER, PALMER, FITCHBURG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIARY POINTS.
The and staunch steamers Of the Norwich line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NEWBORN,
lesve daily sundays excepted at o'clock M
from Pier No - North River, foot OF Nestry-st.,
FOR NEW-LONDON,
connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
above points via Norwich end Worcester Boston and Wor
cse Worcester and Nashua and New London and NOhers
Railroads.
Freight taken q. the lowest rates For information inquire
OF L 5. MARTIN, Agent. on tho Pier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-13

MORNING BOATS for ALBANY.-Change
WI Of Pier--The DANIEL DREW Capt. Johnf Talunan.
will and after WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, leave from De~
brossesst at stopping for PASSENGERS at soth o
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays landing at West fons'
Newburgh, Poughkeepse Rhinebeck Caskil and hudson
On and after TUESDAY, May II. the ARMENIA will run
rnsia 18th the DREW forming DAILY LINE.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
National Freedmen's Association,

We take pleasure in calling attention to the
meeting in behalf of this Association. to be
held in the City Hall on Sunday evening.
Many excellent institutions, sanitary and
religious, have arose out of the rebellion; but
OF them all none appeals more earnestly and
directly to the popular heart than this. 1t
takes the thousands of colored men, women
and children, who have Lecome free by the
fartune Of war, and labors to raise them ND TO
the true dignity of their new position. thas
faith In the capability Of the black race, and
that faith has steadily grown by observation
and experience. Could the wonderful results
OF the benevolent efforts of this Association
be fully presented, il would amaze the nation.
The presence Of the three white slave chill
dren al the above meeting will add greatly to
the interest of the occasion. They illustrate
the workings 0.the Institutions in its worst
and most atrocious phase. One of the bless
ings OF The rebellion has been In unlocking
this prison house of hell, and manifesting the
horrors of Its inner temple. We ask the pub.
lie to look at those beautiful childrsn--to try
and realize their future condition as property
--and then say whether the VOICE OF God and
Humanity do not Join IN demanding the final
suppression OF American Slavery.
The Portland daily press., 1864-09-10
BY TELEGRAPH
rOIHE
Portland Daily Press.

WASHINGTON, Sept g.
Inc subscription to the l0-40 loan amounted
to $42 600
The subscriptions to the 7.3o loan TODAY.
amounted 10 S53S 800.
Sec Fessenden commenced at noon to- day
to open sealed offers for bonds OF the United
states to the amount of about S31 ,5000 con-
sistlng of unaccepted offers under the notice
OF proposals Tor loan, dated in June last,
These bonds bear an annual interest of 6 per
cent, payable semi-annnally in coin, and re-
deemable on the 30th OF June, 1881. The
number of letters sent TO the Treasury Depart
ment, was about 500, or l65 more than when
the loan was heretofore in competitions
Those opened to-day required five and half
hours for their declaration and notation though
but little over half The number. The bust
ness Is TO be resumed tomorrow. The bids
opened to-day. show an aggregate of about
s62.0OO,OO0, or twice the amount of the loan.
The offers between and per cent premium,
amount to S260O0,0o0. There were propos-
ais IRON individuals TO take, In the aggregate.
about 81 ,OOV,oO0 at par. The bids ranging be-
tween and 6per ct, did not amount TO more
than $4,000. Among the most prominent
bidders were The following: First National
Bank, Portland, 100000 at from 104 TO 104
eo,ioo; Hillinger, Hartford, Conn. $4,000
az from lu4 30-lO0 to 104 65 100: Benz Hunt
lnglon, treasurer OF Norwich. Conn. 100000
at from lo4 5-l00 to 104 T6-lOO: LIST National
Bank of Hartford, Sl75 900 at from 104 to l04
5-lOo; Bank of Commerce. New York. $780,
Ooo at lo4; lst National Bank Of New York,
Soo,oO at 10i 300; I'd National Bank OF
Boston, s42oOO0 at 104 300; Winslow. La
wore d Co, New York. $4,000 at lO4 3 100
and 100000 at l04 25-l00 National Bank of 1
New York 100000 at 104 300: yermilge & |
Co, New York, Sl6o,000 at 104 800.