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IRON THE FaONT-
HEAD QUARTERs ARMY OF TIE PoTo. I
u.n Inna OFF

MAO, June Zb,-o. A. II.
The only fighting that place yesterday
was an st aok made by the enemy on
General Burnside, bat whether intended
for feint to cover more important
movement or an attempt to break through
his lines it was q failure.
They opened with heavy ire from
battery and was returned by our batteries.
The rebels making q charge were thrown
back in confusion and upwards Of 100
were taken prisoners. This occurred
about 8 A. n and the artillery firing was
kept up Tor an holr, when all became
quiet at that time. About the same time
3 battery opened in front Of hospital, on
the left Of the 9th corps, which the rebels
seemed desirOus Of cleaning out but they
were deferred BY our guns before any
damsge resulted.
The engagement between the 9Th corps
and tie enemy for the possession Of the
railroad on Wednesday was quite secure,
particularly on front Of second division,
commanded by Gen. Wheaton.
Only sholt distance OF the railroad
had been destroyed when the party was
attacked by 8 heavy force Of the enemy
under Anderson, supported by Wilcox.
Captain Beatty Of Ihs 81 Vermont was
in charge OF the party that reached the
road, and he fell back slowly while the
skir nish line held the enemy In check,
bat the enemy made flank movement
expec ing to turn the left flank Of the line
Of battle.
They, however, did not penetrate far
enough, although they succeeded in taking
q large number Of prisoners, principally
Of the Ash and 1lth Vermont regiments
Of the Vermont brigade. TIE enemy a..
terwards advanced and attempted to break
through orr lines at several points but
we're met with 80 severe Ere from our
foi ces Il at they were driven back every
time with heavy loss. They fnally st
dark gave up the effort and rstreAted
across the Railroad bank, where they took
up an advantageous position.
Our loss was very light in killed and
wounded, while that Of the enemy it was
supposed was more than double ours. We
lost quite number Of prisoners but the
figures cannot be IS yet correctly given.
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FMOM INDIANAPOLIS.

IsBIAHAPoLIs, June 70.
Governor Morton has addressed me-
mOrisl TO Congress relative to recruits en-
listed into Old regiments and batteries
prior TO 1868 with the understanding that
they were to serve only for the unexpired
term of the organisation to which they
were attached, and who are now held for
the full term Of three years. The ques-
tiOn has heretofore been submitted to tho
War Department. but relief could not be
granted owing to the form Of enlistment.
The memorial sets forth the facts fully and
prsys Congress, IS 9 matter ef justice and
good faith to our soldiers, to take such 60
tiOn AS will secure their discharge accord
ing to the original understanding.
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BROm WASHINGTON.

HAsHIN0ToH June 70.
The two Houses Of Congress have yet to
act upon the amendments to several mes
sures, including the ford6eati n, mi,csl
laneOus appropriation, and tariff bills.
The Committee Of Ways and Means have
no moro bills Of public character to re
port on, the last being for sundry civil ex
penses, upon which there had been leg
islstive action. --9 4 u 20 -~g ~
The House bill and another loan have
been sent to the Senate for its concur
renee.
The Senate having passed an set to re-
peal the $500 commutstion clause, and the
House having previously refused by a
decisive vote not to do 90, it is supposed
that the final action on the question Of the
draft will be settled by Committee of
Conference.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

AoADIMx or FMUUo.-5stuFdRy sVoRinG
Miss Helen Eastman, the young and ts1sRt-
cd actress who made her lsSws in In Ehi5 siF
week ago, appeared In EVsdns. Il Is saf-
aoisnt praise to say that her last aPps<rAAsS
even scIipsed her arBt, and thst, her anaE
performance even Sxossdsd the Aish shqPsS
which her frisnds had formed Ter hsE. 8hS
was anSly supported By the senPsays s9As
dance By Mile Elise and Sig. oonssaAtiAS
which followed, Was . most szesllsat onoD
Aad enthusiastically sus'rsS. "Ls Ceese''
= nav name Tor the old farce ''1As NaSe
cOttags'-wss hnsly rsndsrsd. ,r-{-<
Tonight Tom, TsylOr's great aaa HOSs
successful drama, "Ths Tiskse Of LsSEs
Man." will be PFOduesd, vita sasiralg 1sF
scenery and stage mashinsry. Il h ypET
beautiful and powerful PiseS and E1llaAlks sas
the entire strength Of the company.
This evening Mrs. RmO Ensler win tAk0
a bsnsat. We hope that the house win b
throngsd, in aeknOWlsdgslent Of ths AaTiks
Of this deserving and delightful ssEsas.
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NEW YORK IrRMs.

New YoRK, June 25.
The Executive Committee OF the Union
Convention party yesterday adopted res
olution postponing the Convention which
was to be held in Chicago on the % Of
July u1til the 9th Of August.
Joseph 7. SooVille, one time private
secretary to John G. Calhoun, died in this
city this morning. II will will be reool-
lect that he recently received warming
from General Dix on account Of his cor
respondenee to the London Herald.
The grand jury il case Of the sciSurs ol
the World and Journal Of Commerce By
the government, nave refused TO find q bill
Of Indictment. sf sl. .
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II OTIOK
MORNING LEADER
mOND19 lOEETSG. JUNE ~. 1864
A ne atIhs Bic shanry Hotel, Georgia
l,.nIur. b. an. ln..n.n.--

on Is CAFlufc D. eur AEGoPus
Upon the arrival Of our advance st Big
shsI u, this hotel which was quite well
furnished for this section Of The country,
Was guarded. The owners having sban-
donsa the property the guard was relieved,
and in less than half an hour the rooms
were filed, yes, the hotel was fairly be-
sieged with soldiers representing every
arm Of the service, with . sprinkling Of
negro seFvsRts, the rough crowd all in
tent on upon getting something good tC
eat" while another portion were bent upon
mischief. In company with Hsrper's
Special Artist, stepped inside to get q
view Of the premises, and to watch the
proceedings Such scenes as were there
ensesed, and such resliEstion of Psnde
moniun, neithsr Mr. Davis faeile pencil,
or this feeble pea, cRn half portray. Up
stairs, d3Wn stairs, inside, outside, kiteh.
en-, dining-room, psrlor. and bedroom, all
shared the general tumult and NOT q cob.
Webbed nook escaped oVsrhauling from
these inquisitive " mudsills."
In the psrlor ives 3 fue piano, drummed
and played upon alternately, with q
beisterous crowd Of soldiers leaning upon
1t, eseh one shouting for some particular
tune expressive Of their musical tastes
IGiVe as Glory Rsllelujsh," shouts one
"NO thstssspIsyed Ou5" says another
HPlsy Rally Round the Flag" "Pshsw
give rs jig" and thus it went perfect
5arEon Of sound filed the apartment
while in one corner Of the room two sol
disrs we're At at work winding up and
causing an old clock to strike. Look into
the entry with me, and see the scranblinl
Of so soldiers over 8 barrel Of fonr and !
barrel offs. gar and mOlasces, while feather
beds are torn 70 sPieces. One misehisVouI
fellow has fsnnd the dinner bell, and yelll
out Fifteen minutes for dinner" Another
has di, covered q string Of COW bells. and
st once strives 10 drown the inhaFmOniouI
sounds o. his rivals.
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SAD CAsUAL1T.-BOT DHoWHHp.-RWO
boys, living on the WsSt Side, Wsrs aPsWns4
Ons aturdsy afternoon, while bathing In
shsldOn's Mill pond, near .WslWorth kun.
ons Of them, about fOarsssn years SId' vas
the son Of DR.. sshuslsr, u. Hicks Street, he
other, aged eight. Whc was zansd BsptaRiA
Miller, lived opposite Dr.. ssAnslsE's lss-
idsBss. Neither ef tbs boys Soald ERimS
aad both had bssn EOPsAtsdly forbidden ey
their parents to bstkO in deep Wstss.
Il is feared that another little fSiloWg
whose name Is nOs known, was drowned &C
Saturday evening, a. his clothes WssS fOsaa,
yesterday morning, on the HPilSs asAr tbs
UniOn Depot. They have not bsss resoe-
niEsd By any one, bus are kept fer SEaznin--
ton BY the depot OaOsrs. The most pse-
babIs sODjsolArs is that the boy Whe owesS
them was drowned While bathing -
Saturday evening.
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Lake FnnpeI.
Tha Cbinaro Trihnna sara

The chicago Tribune Eays:
The excavation and briekiDg up Of the
lake tunnel has progressed one hundred
and sixty feet from the shaft. They make
from ten to lWslVe feet per day. The ma
terial thus far is very good, and nothing
has occurred to indioate q break in the
work. The brick yard is in full operation
and In few days il will supply all the
bricks needed for tht arch. The crib fol
the outer shaft will soon be ready fol
launching. lr s- me l.ga- sr- s
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A SEvEHTH RzGIHEsF Boz DROwHRD.-
While the gallant Seventh Ohio Infantry was
on its way home from tho front, one of its
number, who had braV, d, unsoathsd, the
dangers and horrors of their three years
osmpsign, and was going, full Of joy at the
completion of his duty, to his homo and
friends, met sad death. Sergeant 0. c.
Trsmlsy, of Co. c, accidentally fell from the
boat on which the Seventh was being con-
vsyed up the Ohio river, on Thursday night
last, between Louisville and Cincinnati. and
was drowned. The steam boat was stopped,
and small boat was sent back to pick up
the drowning man, but no trace Of AiR was
found. So has perishsd, without trace, one
Of the bravsst Of the brave Seventh.
Sergeant Trsmley's homo was in Green
wich, Huron County, where his many friend
were anxiCusly expecting his return.
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FROM FORT EEzs MONROE.

- 11HV' I-0-'l ' s14IV -
The English frigste Pseaton arrived
this morning in Hampton Roads and fred
3 salute VII oh was responded to fr % the
water battery Of the Fortress. The Phes-
ton is from Halifax. @
There were no arrivals from tia White
House or Bermuda Hundreds up to the
close Of the mails e. --F
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LOSS By sIRE.

The Pavilion Hotel 81 RocksWsy, to.
eether with all the cottages and several
other buildings was entirely consumed By
hrs. The hre broke out ct IL o'elock In the
Pavilion.
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R.ilro,dg -frorn. eilHL p

to Petersburg is bsing
placed in order, end an engine and cars
are already procured to put on It as soon
as it is IN running condition.
Supplies are received at the front reg
ularly, snd the troops lack nothing in
this respect, but they suffer somewhat In
the scarcity of Wster.
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PHILADRLPHIL, June p, IL u

THE OHIo STATE AHD UEIoH Law Coll
LHsE.-Ths examination of the grHdustiI 8
class will take place to-day, az ten o'clock
in the College Hall, (ROuse BiOek's.) The
members Of the Bar are invited to attend,
JOHE oAoEELL5 President.
lima ~ 1854.
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Saturday Nights Report.
FKOm CAIRO.

CAIRO, June 25.
The steamer Hillu an, from Memphis %,
arrived this mOrning with broken shaft.
No news.
Memphis cotton market deplstel. No
offerings. Quotations nominal. Weather
hot.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-27

q Oandlaas.. fer AdnI.-Iau

The following scholars having sSaFic.
ted the prescribed oOurSs Of study it shS
Grammar School, and having SuSsAinSA Q
satisfactory sxsainAiOR In the sAms, are
admitted to the Hish sohoOIas
1AaE1 arnERr soloox. 60 = -
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. hEW ADYEaTlsEhlENT8.
'fy4ATToNERY Fop o sCOuRTI

SfAIIONEAY FOB u S.GDNHIS'
I Seslsd propo. al Wit ne recstves hy re at The
Nettezfn Disirict Of Ohio, gt -levela q, IN II
WEynEsnAf, Ihe 6th ray o. July lS5 At &c Q Z
Tor tue dss Of ID Jcurs q the Unit ststsg f. said
DlsiFios for ihs yesr ending suly d issl % te fg-
nish d in such sltItila and Is sueh times a. may
be reqaired ior that pnTpcss
tisl ers siH Be eq lired 70 Spec me prices or
a9d thefr 5rs p,.s Wfi 5e ACCOM- paaisa b. sampies
thef6oi incass Bse are ossmed 20 b. neot s-ary
for yropsl oonEoeKs ton Of tnls IDS ne ariicts
rsouited 10 Be cd are ~ iolloWH:
"a lsAHK 300 as-Al, OHM. Dem, Crown and rsT;
sd ssa sl bound siusli1, per On "a To 3 sc-
ogrdina oeaHp Q o. DO 1ks nOW 10 u "a tAe U. >.
Clsgk's fio@ Also Qu7rt letter DO Ks.
PAeEBs-L Legsi csp, oolsrsp, oill, ooumercial
10 eF, pcsloEhee Nrsps ng ger ItAmj biotting
Nv 20 oPEs-Larss size saveramsnt, ,eli.rsal-
lbs; letter size goverlmsnt sell sealing Tsr thou
INK sOLT ERs-slass rOHd. biussd css; CON-
II Es-Writins sui1. in quarts. per dOzsn bottles;
nTsoELEs Istf EEJ1vved taps, per gross; sealing
wax, per a; mu d,ag PER doSei bottle; eqll5, pei
psr FIoss; leau benois 0Fabea's bes.G per O. Een:
Gum elastic bonds, sssorted, p grss .; Tubbar
SEs, Per sszu; rulru; letter ioidert; OODere1s
> Tks dsts gnad rsrc1ves the right to Isj Ct all
eios in eAae tIe II t+IesS Of the BoVerumsnt snst
REQUIRE It IN secoun of excessive pr e-s OF irauau
zen. com nations Upissd s,,tss : sar,S;I ~
ol.vs az Jun p. lss4 - 80 i1ass7 asa7. .lss
dEUKL FOR U S COURTS
ess 81 uropo ais vi be .eosived me ct The
% C. Of the narshal OF the Unittd Strres Tor the
Eor.hern D.. ricE Of Ohio, Ulev lent IN II
NsDN ReDAY. the 6th dsT OF July, 1854 Tor ihe
supply o. fus for The Of Ihe mrs 4 Ehe 5ni
9 d stat IN sad DIS a-tos. g. be fafnis1e q de
lteergd At The Upfte Stao but ding IN Ole laDd.
IL surh qunuti tss and ~ sucn times may be
Quired bT The Macsbsl. for the yesr ending JuiE
lse5 bidper- Wu 10 REQUIRED 20 P=cif7 the YTiceB
or fat ot ri b IN VIII IuTBi "A tfo several ri
O. an1 their groposa's viii ls accompanied bg
- ~psoE tie oof. viz:
stelaiIou Ossi pr tOn Of sO1a pounds. 1
Anthrscipa s-.- . =
Pine kfbdlius wood per load o. T0cubic feet.
Fue 70 be def vereo such part the said build.
ing arthe ssRrahai uire free OF al ebeFRsa for
uaeasur merit, 0F'tr6 &c or othsrWi.e.
The uRder gDtd Ts eryes toe right to n 3sct al
bids In oass Ihe Interests tue q Verum8nE o. 8
rtq1iF q GA account Of eE3easiye prices lraaau-
lent eomtiaa'ioEs EARL BILL,
Oevs'and. Ja1s IS. 1854 juntz7-iss
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CMEvELAMD AaMX COMMITTEE.-The
following dispiteh was received from the
head quarters of the ohristianCOnmisslon; on
Friday evening, and on Saturday morning
the Army Committee held q meeting for the
purpose of sslsoting the delegates requested
By the disPatch. @
PHrLADELPH1A, June "a, 1854.
L. F, MeIlen, U s c. O.
Send Us ten COY frst class delegates who
can rensin on the ground at lesst four e }
weeks and more, and consent to work when
ever assigned for duty on the field, Ministers,
Pnysicians and Christian lay msn, strong 81 d
able to sndurs every hardship. We shall
mail commission Tomorrow mOrnings
...- &c. STEWART, @. G. Z
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Of 20 horse poR.T. M>chileTy new. and EOat newly
gsbui.t h Is o. pabls o. -Ir iFg II m 81 70 lnt
tins and has one bosI with her A steam pump nd
circular saw att sehed Is sod in nreQ1eace Z IL
health o. the cwnet, who is obliged 10 ais tie busi
nefs Terms at ale Jst0b g SAsF
Auctioneer, No. u EsEt Fom th-sE UincinnAti.
In s24-t'7
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FROM THE GRAND ARMY.

He Threatens to Call out the
State Troops to Resist.
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FROM THE Army Os THE POTOMAC
HEADQUARTEEs AMY o. FHR PoToHAo,l
aH# .a..-Hf Tt,na rs I n
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A Steam PrOpeIlfr.

VIII be soId ct Auc:iop. a, tbs elbow Of the MAN
: lanAl and lum st ee.. in Oineinnati.
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Reported Arrival OF POlk's
. Corps at PetersbaFgh.
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DUShNDALE UhMENT.-WE u
= are sugt in reoeceIpt OF some FRESH Rose.d lie
. Osmea {, Water line which Il CO 1sidertd the
very best. BOr tAle at the warehouse Of
THATCHAB, ga ARnhEh. BURT q
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Jane q, 1864.
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4 Steam Propo,lsr at Auction.
Taeldsy KOrniDg, June 2sth, ~ ii 1-2
: 6'GiOeks
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BFaInard's Hall ssr on fEs Saturday ~ s
by an nnkBSWn Rashers!The EBIslFs q
Vishhu Rsbbea Of $50 -Tbe TFieksfsr
Ericked-DlamOna cut Dian0sd.
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ANNIVERSARIES.


The following IL correct list of the approach
ing Anniy crsgries and Religious ASsembages FAR as
We hive been able learn II will be found useful FOL
reference 10 all who desire 10 attend any OF the meet
ings designated:
Saturday, May7.
BArrTsf AysrvrRsARrgs IN RoCHrsrER.-The examine
ton Of the Theological in III. Baptist Theological Sem
nary viii Saturday, May.
Sunday evening May 3Senon before the Jud-on Society
BY the Rev. Reuben Jeffrey, ID. d. OF Philadelphia
Monday evening May 9Scmon before the Union for Min
LATERAL Education by the Rev H. g. Weston, d. D., Of New
York
Tuesday May 10 a, 10 ocoeh-Mee,ine Of the Board Of
Trustees.
Tuesday, May 10, 4 p m.--tnnual meeting Of the Now
YoTk Bap,ist Union for Ministerial Education.
Tuesday evening Nay Io-Adde.. before the Rhetorical
Society BY tie Hon. J. NJ Gregory OF Michigan.
"wednesday May IAnnver-ary exercises Of the ROehe'
ter Theological Seminary, commencing ut VI a.
Sunday, Nay &.
CHuRcn AsT SLAVERY SocrETY.-Annivcrsary .ermon BY
the Rev George b. CLeove D. d. IN the Church of he Pub
tans, Union square. at :! O'Clock p. m.
ArEnIcAx FoREIsS cHRIsrIAs Usos.-The annual
to be preached In the Broadway Tabernacle in the
evening a o'clock by the Rev James Ee d. D. Of Brook
Ign. inniyepsry Frefci.e. on Tuesday.
AMERICAN FEMALE GUARDIAN SOCIETY AND Hors ron TuK
nnual by the Rev. ST. phen H. Tying
jr in the Brick Church, finh and Thirty
seventh street, u7l pm.
Yorsc Mrss CuRsrrts AUocIrIoy.-Tbe twelfth ami
vcfssry will he oeebrssd 10 the evening a, a O'Clock In ID.
South Reformed Dutch Church he Rev. Dr. Rodgersl Finn
avenue Of Twenyr,s street Sermon by the Rev
X. r. slcrss, IT,, ID. d.
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NEw.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY,

nth st. and 4h-av ................es M and 500 p
To Boston by New Haven r. z, 27th-st and 4tb-
a., via Shore Line, l2I and D. m Sunday. 500 p
To Buffalo, by Enc Railroad foot Of Chambers.
.....1 and 10 m and s;VV p M
To the West by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
sunday train 600 p. m
foo, Of coor,nd,s, m, IL m and 100 p IL.
To Phisdephia. by New-Jersey Railroad foot Of
and Y midnight. 600 p N.
Pier as y. H. foot Of Barray. g. M and 200 p m.
To Washington, by New-Jersey r. r., foot,of
midnight, Sunday. I:3o ..
To Gre.npoint I-lp Fire leland, and other
Long bisnd, by /. J. railroad. from James slip
and foot Of Ntb-st T.. R..........8a aud $40 p
For further Information In regard TO Railroad Time Tables,
see advertisements In another part Of this paper
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amendment reducing all salaries Of Ocerr Legislative
and otherwise 10 per cent In explanation he stated
that he considered this time for the reduction Of the
expenses Of the city, and he trusted there would DO no
objection to his proposition. tic subsequently, with
drew the amendment Mr.. Jaques moved that IN the
by contract, 10 be made by the City ector and af-
frned by the Common Council the saiI contract to re-
main In force for five years Lost and the appropria
ton remains unatered. After all the items had been
read Mr. Keenan, moved for concurrence with the
Beard of Aldermen. Mr.. Jaques hoped that the Board
would not Concur lie had offered am ndment with
good faith and 1t had not been entertained. There
great many items In tie Levy that should be re-
duced mud lie could no, consistently vote for concnr
renee Us it now stood. Mr.. Jaques spoke at q very
great length but the Board eventually concurred with
The AldeI men by vote Of 20 Ia the affirmative 10 IN
the negative. The Board then adjourned.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCRA
PORT or NETWORK. .MArd
Cleared.

Cleared.
steanshp-Eainburgh OH, Roskel Liverpool John o.
Dale. 49, 80 -, =,
steamerSJ Thompson, Cnndf, Baltimore, w. Dsheil;
Rebocca Clyde Wil.tt-. Washington. James Hand.
sLp.-Mad OF Orleans OBJ, Liskeh, Montreal w. j. A.
Nel.o Lis. Amelia (Fr Verdisr Havre Boyd Hincken.
Barss-tadiant fnn Boston bassest Nickerson stela
Rrrml s,cengrafcr Bremen H. Koop Co.; Clrmentna
I,ni) Carson Bristol. Funch, Mencte Wendt Reindeer,
Wellington, Barbados, III. Trowbidse's sons
Brz-Thomss opng Br Young. Chariottetown, Tynes
smith: Sarah (Brl, Huoks Ghcs Bay. L. b. H. r. Buck
Co; Alma (BrD Bode Nassau n. r., Darrell Nash; T. ID.
Wagner Bergman Fortress Monroe, T.. ID. Hurlbut 20.
Alflraits. Bib6er Eirabethport Brett, Son & Co.
Schooners M Fillmore, Chase Boston, s" Lew5s Co
Alice Hsiett BALTIMORE Merrill Abbot; j. A. Hazard.
MYERS New Oreus; VIM. Hunter, Edridgr, Cow Bay,
Murray Nephew Gentle. Cetche Rocksnd and Portland
J. V. HsVsnd; Jason, sprsgue, PhisdelphA simpson
ClApp
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COURT or GENERAL sEssIoNs-MAI e-Befor
Mniia close nj the Post.Ofiire.

For Great Britain and the Continent. by steamer
bremen via Southampton Saturday, May 7.... lol m
FoT iIeispd by steamer EdinburS. VIA oaeendown-
saturday Msy 7........................ 10y
FoT New Orcsns, by steamers Georgc Cromwell,
and Columbia Saturday May I.....:......: u p. NJ
70. California, Oregon, Washington Territory, and
the Sandwich Islands, daily Sundays except -
...a. a. and 81 D.
North-Albany, Buffalo sAd CINAdas..9 q and n y.
North and West Way p n
Western Mail VIA Erio Kairoad......5 m and " r.
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Eastern Mail. M, u and a D. NJ
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|. CHRISTIAN USIoE.--Tbe venerable DIR.
Samuel Hanson Coke rigid Presbyterian, and Dr. A.
G. Core. Rector Of Calvary Church. stanch Church
man, will preach ON Christian Union" next Sunday
The father viii deliver his views In the morning In the
Calvary Baptist Church and the son in Chrts Church
Fifth avenue Che Rev. f. C. Ewer). in the evening. at
u n'cin1k
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BOARD OF CouxdtLxES.-The Donrd me

BOARD or CONFERENCE.-The Board met
pursuant to adjournment. at o'clock p Friday.
the President james Hayes. esq. in the chair. Mr.
Hsgey moved TO suspend tho regular order Of bust
noss for the purpose Of taking up the Tax Levy Car
Red and the Reader began the reading Of tho items Of
the Levy adopted and amended by the Aldermen.
Mr.. Brandon moved 10 amend the Levy. by inserting
an appropriation OF $1,000 for Fourth avenue PARKS
The amenament was lost In relation to the items VI
salaries for public officers Mr. Opdyks presented On
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Travellers, (.uide.
To Albany, by

To Albany, by Hudson X. r., 90 Warrvn.st, T. 10
a. M, and 81, aud io:iop. IN. Sunday train nom
To Albany, by Harlem X. r., zs,h st., tth av:, nom
J0th-st 10 a. Ia. and AIS y. Sunday train. ...
To baltimore, by the New jersey X. K, foot Of
Courtiandtst 8 and 10 a. m, n p. m and IL
midnight. ouhday.. '
TO Bosion by Now. London line, Pier 80 n. r.,
stoningtcn line, Pier 10 n. r., and Fall River
line Pier N. r.. daily lsundsy exceptedl..:.;; .
To BosteD, BY New-usveD u j.. via Springfield,