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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-17
Posr-OyyrcE. Nxw Yoxx, May 10, 1864
CsEGJED PROPOSALS will be received at

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received az
- mi, alice upl II o'clock MONDAY, the aJd inst,
10. porting United Stte mail between this Office snd
IN. seye railroad dooss and steamboat lsndnss In t- ey
The number trips for the performance Of th
| scr,tcs A the present time follows, viz:
| 10 HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD DEPOT, corner OF
Warren and ChAmhorss,s nine trips daily isnndsys
| ,en,rdl -ad on Sundays three trips TO 3othst
10 NgsV-HAyEN RAILROAD DEPOT, corner Of 7-ih-
st. aha, trips daily tsundays sIceptsd) end TIVE
&c 70 0I HARLEM RAILROAD DEPOT, corner Of ieth =.
and sh-sv, two trip. daily (Sandsys exeeptedE
TO NHW-JERsEf TRANSPORTATION cos RAIL
ROAD DEPOT. foot Of Courtlsndtst eleven rps daily
tSundsys onceptodp aud four trips Sundays.
TO CAMDEN AND AMB0Y RAILROAD CO. IS STEAM
BOAT zoo. Of Barclay st. three trips each day sundoy' ~
10 NEw-JERsEY CENTRAL RAILROAD DEPOT,
foot of Ceurtiand or elsewhere six trips daily lsondss
TO MlRINERs' HARBOR STEAMBOAT Pier Nc q
North River or elsewhere, two trips daily lSandsy' ex"
copted.)
fhe wagons employed the performance Of this service
must be covered afford ample protection 10 the nails
aud mu.t bo SUCH hall in al be satisfactory ~ bs
Postmaster at Ncwioxt- -
Proposals is service must be made With due regard
the nubr and length u trips performed In order that SHOUTS
additional trips be required poo rata compensation may %
Allowed should loss number prove sofcsnt tne PS
rata" therefor may be deducted. -
All proposals ths service must be GUARANTEED byt~o -
sponsbc citizens who shall bind Themselves that IN case no
their bds accepted the service shall Be 'sse'orDs pr
formed. So.
The lowest responsible bidder will be accepted and de-
mated - Mail Messenger" and must % prepares ~
the service early date after being poaned 81 nv
acceptance Of his bh. ,,,I
All proposh for above service must Re sesed Ha so
dressed to the Postmsstsr Of New York, mdorsea rIoPH
~ '''''' ABRAM wAKEMAN, PO'tma,te'
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or NEw.YORR..

Cleared.
ms;esI lShusn lBr Harsett. Liverpool Punch
steane,-Iscony, Pierce, PHILADELPHIA. Lo,er A. K,rt
lel. ' ''' "''Ai' '''
ships-Willion Lesv,t (Br). Leayitt Ac.,,,,o H.,eo
Il W. Eiwsu Col Vietori. Champion, London, Il. T.
Bsrks-Laura Ross Brown. Bo.,o, B,.,, %, "a uon.
teIuma, Hammond Bsrbsdoe, T. T. Dwight Co C,uidiny
ssr Ham Mas Shanghai, Sonan Edyo Toprts tI,r !,
s~'''"'' e"oen.'' j. L. "sId q Co. DOarss dAnvtD
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SppkeU,

hp1n % . 81 Ion % 80 .lp Constantine from Liverpool
for Rev iorE. , 49,. q,
Msy7 totwsen lon :. 20 and " 10, lat 80, ship Alfred
frot. Liverpool for New Yors.
May lat q ~ lor. 80 10, ship hnnetnha from London
derry Tor New iois.
Msy g. st q co. Iob 81 20 slip F-trcs Henry. om Lon
daa fos =. w.fors.
Nv H. l4 % 90 lon 20 .eLr. Donna Anna from Sssas
foT SeS York
No date lat . % g. Ion. - C ship Monisomeiy ffom
Cn.l.o f,r E.rpadoel
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AMY CLOTHING AND EourPAeE Or1cK, 4
CINCINNATI OHIO Nav 10. 1854.

AkNY CLOTHING AND EouIPA6E OtI1Ck,
No AL CINCINNATI, OHIO, May 10, 1864 I
PROPOSALS. are invited by the undersigned,
until TUESDAY, May "a, 1854, at o'cl0cs, :. m, 1
furnishing this DspsuEsnt lhv con.ractl with;
Drls-Arny Standard obituary Width
kIiIs-AIsy Standard 80 inches; ~ a.,
Fsnnei-Ishcn Auny Sisndsrdi -
Flsnue!-,shirting. Army etaniardi
Lece-worped, Scarlet. iach Amy Standard,
Lace-Wors,ed, Scarlet. tch, Army standsrdi
Lac--Worsted. Yellow, L INCH Army STANDARD;
Lsce-Wor-t.d Yeliov, inch. Army Standard.
sauipes Of which may be II the Once OF Cobf srd
Equlpgge in this city.
1o be- delivered free Of chsfsr at the u ln,recton Ware
house. In this city In good packages with the
parry arBislng tho Kind ard quantity Of goods DISTINCTLY
sus,i sd OF each article and packa%
Parties Offering goods must distinctly state ths bcs The
quantity they propose to furnish the price and time Of CO.
ssspss when admitted must BE- marked and Numbered 10
gsra.. that the good shs1 be- In every respect ecud
10 Army stend-rd othcfwo tie proposal win noi De
side 81.
guaranty .igned by responsible persons nast
cuniy each Did guaranteeing that tho bidder will soppy
the articles awarded to hin, under bis proposal
hid. will bs opened Tuesday, May "a, 1854, at ivo
O'Clock D. NJ this Office, and bidders are reqoesed 10
present. - -
Awards M be made on Wednesday. May IS.
Bonds will be required THAI TIE contracts VII se is'sJy
f16l-d.
Tele grams relating to Proposals will not be noticed
Blank fors Of Proposals contracts and bonds nay es.
tanel - this office.
The yh 10 reject any bid deemed Unreasonable 10 reserved
BY ordc. OF Col IHoEAs SWORDS A u M y.
L. w. MOULTON.
myiou Captain and A. G. NJ.
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DentistrD.

4 N.ESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE.
N Teeth Extracted during quiet sleep positively with.
out pain orinurous results To accommodate tho large mum.
er Of persons requiring hs professional services DR. HOYT
has removed 10 the +story building No. $40 Broadway
l8thst.
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE
warranted manufacture Also sod Chestnns and NJ
Chamber Suites plain aud ornamental, at ~
TONS SCa Cenais st. opposite Wooster Established ist'.
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNrIUkE
IL The best assortment Of ENAMELED FUNNfIoihnn,
AM color, and styles Walnut and Chestnut Plain and o
mental 10 Suitss Wholesale and Retail Also. Mstnesse
Psillss,ea : WARREN WARD No az Cansfs-
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HCl0W.

SHIP i,on,id., Oliver. from Liverpool ATri a.
Ship Glsdstor irom -. 80
Ship Antarctic. Morrison, from Liverrool Apri -
Also two biiss unapowr.
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Nav pkrAarxKsr. WARRINGTON, May 2, 1864:

NAVY DEPARTMENT, WARRINGTON May :, 1905.
COPPER SCALE.-There will be offered for
" ,ale at public auction on THURSDAY, June g. at /.
O'Clock M at the United States Navy Yard Wssbn.on about
Isryap,y live thousand pounds Of Copper Scale.
II can be examined aDy tno previous 9 The day OF SALE
npon the Conadsnt Of the Washington Navy
Yd Sunprs Of similar Scale have shown 80 per cent Of
metallic copper.
Twenty per Of the purchase money must be deposited
move Il. rom the yard snd, not removed The deposit
will be forfeited 10 tho Government .
An payments be made in Government funds and before
TIE Scale i removed from the ksyyfafd
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Copartnersbip Notifies.

NOTlCE.-THE FIRM OF HENRY II.
~ LEEDS L. Co, has been changed to HENRY H.
LEEDS MINER, and will be continued under that name
- HENRY II. LEEDS
ALLEN Il. MINOR
They have REMOVED their pace Of Bushes from No. ~
Ns..a (which Is heinz tai DOWN. TO the Spacous
Store No 90 LIBERTY ST few doors west Of Broadway.
where they have ample accommodations for the sae Of every
desc Of Me- handise well as the Fine Arts
rI,UE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore exist
i Ing under tho hrn Of COTIiEAL Co. was dissolvod
ON tho ath Of May by the dosth OF Mr. DAVID COTHEAL
The business OF the old hrn will be settled BY WILLIAM
C0THEAL, No. 5 BetversL
Tho undersigned Surviving partners have entered into
patnsrshp, AID will continue business under tbs 6In OF
CoTHEAL Co.-New Yerh, Msy IL, 1854
WILLIAM C0TBEAL, ELI D. BUpD
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DATENT for SALE-Whereby great deal
ofmoney can bo made very valuable invention; or will
take Partner merge 10 an incorporated company man.
afsclunDL sOuyuWICk WOOD. No. 10 Pipesl
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YNO CAPITALISTS.
i An INTEREST IN ( FOUNDRY and MtCiIlNF-
SHOP 10 81 LOUIS Mo, foc sALE.-A party with not
e,a ihsn "a could 10 used 20 ae ant
ag.l aens 10 invest od and ell established FOl NJ
TKY AID MAO HISE-SHOP, IL ~ Louis No, doing
sIge nd ~ q able business, PURCHASE an INTER
EsT therein by sdlresins the sEdergird WHO va give al
ton Misoah 10 FIRE. state and her immense mineral
wealth developed By Free Labor. Will make her 81 the
ehe-t state. IN t'c West ard the abundince Of Iron and
Coil IN the Immediate vicinity Of the city males this
very de.irsbl, Investment WIN H. MARKHAM, st Louis
Mi.souT.
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Gbantes for BuSincss Alien.

4 wELL-ARRANGED, convenient WOOL
~ ~ FACTORY for sab. cheap owing to 81 health, IN
e large wool sfos country. ample water power AND ma
chinery IN good order aud fIl operation.
sOUThWlCK WOOD, No. 10 Pine 81,
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AExr CtorHrss AND EerIrAsE osrcr,

mo i221 CIkoIssArI. o., May IL, 1904. :
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
until THURSDAY. Mag %, 1864 at e'cloch ss
furnishing tns Department toy eon,ract) with
Cloth ID. b. UDifoun-kImy StsndaJdj
Flannel, Blouse-Arny STANDARD;
Samples OF which may be 81 the Office OF Clothing std
Equpsge IN thi. city. 49,
be delivered Of charge the IT, Inspection Ware
house this city In good packages with the Of he
party furnishing the kind and quantity Of goods distinctly
ips K ed ON zach Article and package
Parties offering soodsmust distinctly state In Their BIDS the
Quantity they propose furnish the price aud the time %
delivery
Samples when submitted must be marked and numbered 70
correspond with the proposal. aud the parties therrto mus
the shal be respect 20
Amy Standard otherwise, the proposal viii not De e0n'
cred.
guaranty signed by responsible persons must seecrn'
uany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder wiz supp tie
tclss aw sIded to him under MS propossl
Bids wifi be opened on THURSDAY, May n, 1894 at
clock p m, this Ofce, and bidders requested W b
present.
Awards " i'll be mi.de FRIDAY, Msy n.
Bonds will be required that the contract will be fth
ilGisi.
Teerra relating to proposals will not be noticed
Blank ym Of PROPOSES, Confse,s and Bends p,sy be eb'
tsined :; this Office. .
rich, reject any bid deemed unreasonable r..r,
By order Of Col. THOMAS SWORDS, A. e. N. q.
G. W. MoUEog Cspssin and A. q. N.
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MINIATURE ALuiHAs

N m. MINIATURE ALMANAC
Ssn-1iises'. t2 Sets...... TIL Moon-Sets 80. sl7
niGH WATER DAY
sandy Hook <lo Gov Island AS! Hell Gs,s . 6s32
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TRENCH GARANCINE and MADDER y
II SALE BIZ CE HABICHT. No. N yss'ls
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The following is comparative statement o.
ths condition Of the Banks Of New Cityi

T.tLs n the Lean. Specie Circulation and Deposits. IN ne
Banhs u he City Of Esis York for The week ending Sat
s,day Nay H. 1864, 10 rhieh I, alfred me Cdpte'
Of eorh Bdak
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Mortgage Bonds. ts,b5CWC
Common CerthcAie<. zI,IS0VoV-
Preferred eItlhcstss. ................ 2,sSUS
o. $50 0oo per mile The earnings OF the corporation
ksye been:
Three months IN LISA. TT2elS
Tbreemon,hs 10 ises.St1>t>vv......... $3.50
Ipdesse....'.sssssssssssss. .s''"ez1oio
The earnings Of the Prairie du Chen Railroad
ips the first week Of Msy verss
1864. e5e 81 tiee3............ s23Teo
increase te9 v cent?. $lel1e
The increase since jan is.... lSe,JSE--ezP cent
The earnings Of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne,
and Chicago Railway for the month Of April were:
1884,. sst,ssO o. 1855. sad2,sss Sd
increase. I'LL, 6y3 70
Earnings from jan. to April 30;
A'.;...$l, S5,l7I 81 le63..... ~ 81 800 %
increase. $29s s2i2 70
The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroad Company for the first week in May were:
1854. ,aS "a ils63..........sssA7 70
eiDee Jan. 1:
Iss'......"snl.7as ~ tises....... s2s14a
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: tNTVIIF"f
I,426 lis
-Four months interest bonds. tsy.......s 4oe 66e
/ -Four months dividend on Preferred Stock,
/ " cent?. .......-.........s.. Is lSO
One s.ird Of all ren,s and taxes paid in
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Al. s..ek Rxchunxc-May l6.

s oeo n X 500 Cow 100! 100 Pacific Mail ;. Co. 23l
a zoo An -...... lr1 u Wy. ContrI Railroad. ~
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Mem aiming FOR Common Stock $50 s95
OF l9-eouo 10 I1 per snnum
Tire o.d had plus Of income AFTER the January dividend
Of SEQ us ~.
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MILITARY FAILURES.

At the beginning Of this war, we gave a idir
trial to the policy Of telling the whole truth
with regard to Military errors, blunders, and
failures, exposing imbecilty, cowordice, and
treachery, without fear or favor; and we aban-
doned that course only after adequate proof had
been afforded that il was moro likely to shake
down the Government than TO uphold and bear
it on to triumph. We found BY experience that
the errors we pointed out and rcprchended were
not therefore corrected; that the officers whose
demonstrated uniaithfulness and inclpacity We
held up to reprobation were continued in i'm
portont commands; and that not only were the
outrages that we exposed ~ condemned by COM
mon sense as well as the simplest rules Of the
Military art persisted in, but We were accused Of
precipitating if not causing the very disasters
which we had foreseen aud vainly attempted to
avert. Our entreaties for concentration, resolu-
ton, vigOr, were answered by dispersion, indie
cisOn, and heartless, purposeless strategy; and
when these had culminated--as they always do
and Muslin utterly needless and shameful dis
aster, we were subjected to concerted howl OF
denunciation and obIoquy therefor, even from
those who had emulated us in vociierous, impor-
tunate demands that nerveless irresolution give
place to energy and decision. From the
date Of that lesson, We have repressed and e1-
Guided criticism on Military operations wherever
and whenever we could. II is not practicable
always to exclude it from columns which deal
necessarily and largely with the events of the
day; but We do this so Ear as possible. 1t may
sometimes be essential to expose glazing inca
pacity or misconduct in an officer; but, when
ever this is done, and he is still retained in COM
mand the evil that we have attempted but
failed to redress is aggravated by the diminution
if not destruction Of the confidence naturally
reposed by soldiers in their immediate COM
mander whereby they are demoralzed and
made to fail in the hour of trial. Thus the ex-
posurc of grave fault tends often to aggrayate
its balclul consequences.
Still, it is notorious that many Of those trusted
viii no, !e.pou,ible positions i9 the Military
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Rebel Government was obliged to pay for the
freight alone of steamer of 800 tuHS to the
West Indies the sum of %, 600, 600 in It's own
currency. Although it had q monopoly Of The
manufacture of this currency, this price seems
to have been onsdered-probably III view of
the cost Of paper-too large; and the War De-
partment therefore bought four steamers, and
set up business for itself. For while, matters
went on very well. A successful trip paid the
whole expense OF steamer, and Mr..
Seldom reckons his gains at upward
of 100000, O0O-in currency. An improve
ment upon the original plan was also eff
fected by requiring private vessels to sur
render portion of their holds to the War and
Navy authorities But the blockade presently
grew "moro stringent;" and within the last
two months October and November, 1869 q
considerable number OF steamers, among them
those belonging to tho Department, have been
captured, or destroyed to prevent their falling
into the hands of the enemy" But it appears
that at no time were the Rebel authorities able
to export a sufficient quantity of cotton to pro-
vide for their expenses abroad. In Mr.. Scd-
don's language: 1.-The quantity of cotton
which could be carried out by the steamers,
owned or held in part by the Department by
no means supplied the sterling which was re-
quired abroad for the wants Of the Govern
mcpt"
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ent have excited much interest here during III. nae,
week The case was argued on the part OF the re,.,
strans by six gentlemen four Of them rep.eseptiu.
manufacturers, and Messrs. Bentworth OF M.s...,1
setts and Grescom Of Pennsylvania. renre..n,,,-
the railroad interests of New England Penpsy,,,,.
and other States.
James L. Brady of New York concluded tb. s-,s.
mens yesterday on the part Of the applicant ss'
THE INTERNAL REVENUE BILL.
The House have so far progressed with N.
Internal Revenue bill that it is expected they AN "A.
pose Of all Of the remaining provisions tomorrow
LANDS APPROVED TO KANSAS AND ursxvsor,
On the 18th inst. certified transcript of IL,
OF lands containing $50 acres approved to the Stat =,
Kansas under the 9Th section of the act Of Copg,...
Sept 4. ls4l, transmitted to the Governor Of r..
sas and on the 18th inst certified transcripts Of list. a.
lands within the odd sections between the six and a,
teen mile limits Of the main line and branch Of tbs n
Paul ond Pacific Railroad. and containing p sSj aers
were transmitted to the Governor of Minnesota.
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TuR SENATE CONTEST.

We seldom differ with Judge Low, but we
must appeal from the judgment expressed in his
Card in our last. Let Us consider the material
facts:
In The Sullivan County Canvasaing Board Of
last year, erery man was a Copperheadi in the
Orange County, about three to one. The re-
turns, as made mp by these two Boards, elected
Niyen Gan ayowed Peace man Jsfore Bull Run
as well as sincc) by Siltten majority. Judge
Low contested: and the case went to the Sen
ate's Committee on Elections, consisting of
Messrs. Bailey, Folger, and Shatcr.
Now contested election raises high cues
ton of privilege, and q, such is always regarded.
1t became the duty Of thi, Committee to inyes-
iiga!e and ascertain which of these rival candi-
dates had received a majority Of The votes
legally cast az orr last State Election for S.p-
ator from the iXth District. in such a case,
needless delay Is denial OF justice-a fragrant
public wrong.
The Committee decided TO yisi, The District
and take testimony there. Having done so, it
should have said to contestant and incumbent,
I'VE give you week for taking testimony;
two days iirst to the contestant; then two to
the incumbent; then one alternately to each for
rchuitng testimony. We leave this City on
Saturday night after adjournment; viii be in
Middletown on Monday morning at . ready for
business: be ready with your witnesses, and We
will give you long sit,ings if needed but the
testimony must close ut p. IN. of Saturday.
And they should thus have been ready to report
enrly in February.
Instead of this, the Committee went up to
Middlctown; sat a few days; then adjourned
over for three or -four weeks; then sat for several
! days more; then returned to Albany and heard
talk, talk, talk, from lawyers who necessarily
knew less Of the facts than they did (and Judge
Parker can talk longer and 10 less purpose than
"a ba:n-door can crcak in a northwest gale);
and finally made n report, just a. the session
was closing, that Judge Low had a majority Of
the legal votes, and ought TO have the seat.
Having thus shown that the district had been
wrongly represented for half the term, they
voted TO lay the ease over I'LL next Winter, go
"a to let it be miHepreseuted indefinitely at the
closing session of the term. Assuming that the
Committees conclusion from the evidence is
correct, we hold that said Committee stands
convicted of fragrant wrong, in not asking the
Senate to give the seat promptly to the Senator
who, on their own showing, had been unlhstly
kept out of it for half the constitutional term.
That :. all We have TO say in the premises.
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To Correspondents.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

A singular report comes to us through the
Associated Press egency stating (under date of New
bern April 23) that flag still floats over the fortih
cations at Plymouth although the enemy have pos
session Of the town and river; that Gen. Vessels re-
tired into the Notifications where he had 10 days pro
visions The dispatch adds: This report appears "a
Dc believed We shall wait for further evidence be
fore putting faith in the story Washington and New
bern are sad TO be much stronger than Plymouth snd
way be held against any probable Rebel force
THE N. L. EnprcSS (which never misses an
opportunity 10 disparage the national cause Yesterday
put over Washington item, in full-faced type Ihe
Blocaking Fleet-Cspture of One and Destruction oil
Another" The truth was exactly the reFc.se-lnc
aoct had captured two blockadcrunning vessels sir X
fng one of thom But false and dcccpiTe heasns' DIG
type for disaster and the smallest Gina Ioi
success is the rule IN The Express.
BY way Of Fortress Monroe we are told that a
steamer which lef Newborn ON Saturday evening re-
ports that all was Que. there and no demonstration oil
the enemy toward Washington and Newbern had been
heard o. About 100 refugees who escaped from Flynn
outh during the fight had been sent to Roanoke Island
On Monday, Capt. Vim. X. Riddle OF the bth
Regiment Veteran Reserved Corps, discovered man
lurking in the vicinity of Laurel, Marya under very
suspicious circumstance The Captain arrested him.
aud he gave his name as Lieut. Geo Taylor OF MoseDys
guerrillas lie was committed to prison.
The Navy Department has received inionna'
ton of the capture of the schooner Three Brothers by
Chs steamer Mia of the coast of Florida ana he SINK
ing and entire loss Of the blockadc.unus schooner
Wrj Pigeon.
The Petersburg Express (RebeD is reported
to have reported that the First Auditor Off Rebel
Treasury has been ordered his bureau ron
Richmond to Montgomery Ala Doubtful
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have been increased diminished by the Legislature,
or AZ the instance OF "the representatives OF the Tax
PAYERS or Citizens Association. Evidently the Tax
PAYERS and Citizens have interered with some Of the
choice items
The extraordinary spectacle Of an Indian fight
occurred in Washington city yesterday. The Chippe'
wa chief " Hole.inthe-Day" had some trouble with
"Look.Around" one of his Warriors the former got
pistol ball through his ear and the latter had his face
ont with knife
Ledyard Linklaen of Cazenovia, q gentleman
distinguished among the scholars and lovers of science
in this State, is dead. lie was broherin law Of Gov
Seymour.
Gold sold upon the street OF ls4l and OF tho
Stock Exchange at 1874 8sis From this point the market
rcceded l8ot and closed 1914 Stocks upon the street
strong and in good demand At the Stock E1chshee
strong Immediately after the Board aa
oued the market broke under report that Nh Chase hoo
len Washington for NewY York small panic at once SET III
and s broken until it asceridned tA' 10
coming this city. At the Second Board prices "ei'
m depressed, but the panicky feeling was not so apparent
Prices have recovered very largely from the depression o '
18TH 18th and 18th ofAp and ,odaysreacon was NOT "eA
peced BY those who watch the tide OF speculation hio
active end abundant cent and fewer cs'es OF 'aec''
20 cary stocks are reported.