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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

TOPE GOLD COMPANY.
a MINES" GOLD DIRT LODE,
Gilpin County. Colorado.
CAPlTAL, $4,000 SHARES.
s25 each
TRUSTEES.
JOHN EVANS, Colorado.
f. H. JUDD, New-York.
H. 5. COHU, Eew-loTk.
WIN. MOLLER, Eew-York
GEO. w. GRAFFLlN, Baltimore
HERMANN FUNkE, Nsw-Io Iork.
Y. CORNELL WHITE, New-iork
NJ. G. TYLER, New.lork.
5. q. ARNOLD, Providence.
PRESIDENT,
His E1oellency JOHN EYANss
Governor OF Colorado Territory.
VICE-PRESIDENTS,
HON. S. q. ARNOLD,
DIR. p. Ii. JUDD. -
Treasurer WALTER r. LAWTON.
Secretary, J. Z. DAVIES.
oGce, No. 25 CIFst,
New York.
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK of tho CIT

EOURTH NATIONAL BANK of tho CITY
IL Of NEW-YoRk. CAPITAL S3oso,Oo9 ,
Bytks sghoty Of thu Secretary cf the Treasay ts Bssi
Il pre- Isred to receive subserp.ons o ls
NATIONAL TEH-bOkff LOAN
ssued undsr supplementary TO an tet sntea an Ae
% -. 80 ihs support Of the Govern
Thf. Loan IA Rsdoesasbs shsf ten ssd paytoe iorly
years date with teIs.i - tbs rate o hss per een P'
snuun Interest and Principal payable IN Com
subsoripons tho above must be made IN aNi Hiohsy
OF In National Currency lsdd nal hiy psT cor, PrsmS o
fuf nef notice. cEoh'H oibi ''N'
n a. RoI.rox Assistant Csshicr
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April 5, 1864.

wYoRK, April 4, lseL
visited this hno In the month Of December 1853 accom-
panied by Guido Kuse the most distinguished Motaur t
and Mining Engineer the Pacific Coast for Tie
Manager Of the Ophir Works. and author Of valuable treatise
the Processes Of Silver and Gold Extraction recently
published in California Ny opinion Of tina value and quality
this Mine based information derived from this gentle.
man, and sbsorva'ions At the Mine.
Tho Mine IL situated n Arizona about three ies north OF
thu northern boundary line Of Sonora and tive miles distant
the celebrated howry Silver Mines II 10 accsssbc at all
Of the either By tho Of Los Liber
tho Mre enough however 20 Uncover the width and extent
Of the Lode aud determine the Atty and value Of the
Where the sh IL sunk the vein Is from four SIX feet wide
between limo rock and garnet running and west and
bi5s and suphuTet Of lead carbonate Of lead zinc.
blend aud copper pyes tho richest the phuet OF lead
ected about hsf mile br Kuse letter addressed
70 the San trsneseo Tie San Antonio lode
appears where the sha sunk good w65 vein Of ore
redurs By fire. and . pay average according 10 the
proportions Of the different metals om seventy to ninoty
d0las per tun.'
expenditure ola comparatively anal VI money tho
put in condition to Produce 20 tuns days IL
this only gJ tu the product o the
Nina would exceed $500 day tho entire cost o mining
and reducing tgn OF This will not exceed 5l 20.
On the prsiso about 300 yards from san Antonio Lods in
~ T. direction there 10 very rcA copper loGsi six iee
tho ore, which obtained from this lode considered
fair svsrae) Gyed w cent Of copper and $40 In 'iver
Miners bs obtained rubeI IN tie irs hate vicn.
ity, a. about ten dollars per month.
The reducioa works Of tho Mine three miles dtsHt
ron tie Mine consisting OF small engine and two furnaces.
There Is abundance OF wood AID wl,er for OIL pFpose On
tue property.
Consider the San Antonio very valuabs Silver Mine II
worked With skill and energy II will produce most sa.ltoTy
results SAM \. bUFIERM ORTIZ
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OrYTcs OF run MAaIPosA Co, No. 81 WALL-sr.

OPYIcs OF Tua MARIPosA Co, No. 81 WALL-sI
AT A SPECIAL MEETING of the BOARD
N OF TRUSTEES Of the MiRlPOsA COMPANY held
the ecs OF the Company the 2d day Of April inst,
Resols,d That for the purpose Of quidang the floating
debt and further developing hs Resources OF the Company
here shall be Al issue o. Bonds Ia the amount of 600 90
PAYABLE on or before tho "a DAY q April si with nteFs. :.
per per payable half yearly and that sealed bids
fot the said bonds be the Office Of tbs Company
suy time before noon Of the lh inst at which tins the
Board will proceed open the bids reevins the night to ae
cent or reject any OF hem.New-i pril 1866
- ''@'' JOHN WATT, Secretary.
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NEW ronn oov.Hxoa's fsLA April D. fel :,
DROPOSALS (in duplicated will be receFeQ

Nrw ronn .As.p~AE, oovsHxoz's fsLAxD. April D. feA
DROPOSALS (in duplicste) will be receSed
bv the uudt rysned until Apr TO- 1854 for hs rept sno
renovation OF 500 broken sets Of Cavalry AccouteDe9t
which been In services these sccouierments to ee,g
nipete order be thoroughly bsckened oied
prsssed mended and missing pieces Of each srele suged
Also, foE furnishing new article. to complete thsoI9k1
sets complete consists Of Ssber Belt Sa0r knot
Carbno Sling CaEbne Swivel Carbins Cartrse BOX
Pistol Ca1trige Box Pistol Holster, Cap PoueFnd fcxs
Bids the Price for rerovating aud nskncompeec
each one Of these aicie also the price for run hung hes
arca new to conform to samples to be Of e A,ena
No bids for than the whole lot win be entefaed ano
euy By regular manufacturers Of the articles T goods arg
10 DO xrd directed by the Inspector 70 bdehve5ea
mi, Arsenal for spect0n and deliveries OF both Old and new
work % be made within 10 weeks from dat OF cohfaet
Jnds will Is usual required for the faithful ilnl1len,
the CONTRACT The night to reiectsnt BID dSsnso
10 reserved. n a. WAN NtsaS N.Nr,anA,,s
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TRUSTEES:
SAN. r. BUTTERwoRrH, esq, President OF th'
Quicksilver Mining Co.
ANTHONY w. MORSE. esq, Of Morse 4 Co.
CHARLES LAMSoN, esq Of Charles II. Marshall & Co
FREDERICK C. GEBHARD, esq, Of schachsrdt 4
Goddard.
MATT ELLIS, esq, Of Boston.
JAA CADY, esq, Of Schenectady.
PRESIDENT;
SAM y. BUTTERWORTH ESQ
TREASURER:
CHARLES LAMSON, ESQ.,
BANKERS:
NEssRs. SCIIUCIARDT & GERHARD.
ATTORNEYS:
MEssns. FOSTER THOMSON.
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LOAN.

YEN-FORTY LOAN.
n sycoNn NATIONAL BANK OF NFw-YORK,
psirnsted Depository and financial Agent Of the United
States -.
kEwYoRx, March p, 1884
By.uthoriy ofths Secretary Of the IrsA1uTy tAi' bShA
val' 'r.esiy. Subscriptions sesount OF
UNITED STATES BONDS,
authorized by the Act OF March ts bearing d.,s nsieh
ea rede.uhs At the pleasure the Government her Yen
ycaI. and payable forty year, from date bearing inete ?,
- rsnt wear psysbs on Bond, no, over one HUNDRED
~, sup1.y and on oil other Bonds seniannuay In
coin 81, n,.--.I 81. Co.oor Ron A.,
r,s., xnd will be required 10 pay, In addition TO
he amount Of the phrcira Of tho Bonds in lawful money .e
srorued in coin lor IN United 2iaie' lg.es OF ~
,I fTon the l.. d,y Of herch until tho day Of iuoierp
Non and payment; Subscriptions can be msde oesnhs ~ ~
terc. from date without the payment oi ihe's'' "V ~
Of March and premium thereon -. iii
1io ussa conlssion Of oncoighth OF ons per esh' W"
bs allowed 10 Isnks, Bankers ind BroLsi, ,, ~ -,
pe ~''"' " a. q. ALLEN, Cashier.
HKsRY A. HUaLBUT, President
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o,,,-, A. rr- Nxv Yoxx Pnovrpryca AND !
Of''OS 4a..i1, ~ p r 20. (St5ningion Lihe)
bostSN n - ~. N,r,b az l6l

D'''SS XIV sf.f Yoax March 81 1904
r mating of the Board of Directors held
A 80 % nv og,rt,rlv dividend Of THREE FER
1xT "a F . cent? free Of Tax wa dseir,s Pay
CLNl ,4n,aspS Al the slies Of n. AOROANS eOHS' No
4 tyirf-u.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

J. BILEUEER, Sun " GO. VIII DLIL
"a. At AUCTION on TUESDAY April r. at II o'clock, at
the Exchange Saesroom, No. III Broadway, N. 4,
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN BROOKLYN
on 2JDST-A tine three story brown stone front House
snd Lot 93dst RTookn % feet Of 4hsv In good or
ou4" 22X8 with fine piazza in rear Lot 2jrOo laid out IN
handsome fruit aud nower garden. The House sub.
s-Diay bu has sub ceAr, high basement WITH rluge and
water n rooms Vaues, kc hsser in daingroom, elegant
stusry nanes ia psron, tho walls Of Which well pa
pered. This hhe chance for busness being on
hAe,n ulnutes rls from South Ferry, and having The ed
vantage, city and country combined. splendid view Of
tbs Bay had nom the hoss. The Three lot, In the rer on
22it obtained n desired Cars In 81 and 5th
and l,thft 20 all the fsTres
Mlaus Ac. at Auetionsers Office, No. y Cadar.st
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
Z yALyABLg
REAL ESTATE.
The subscribers viii solI at public Neniue, on
SATURDAY, April Q, , O'Clock P. IN,
Al CONGRESS- HALL, .
In Pslarson. tho HOMESTEAD Of tho late WIN DlChbr,
dscsased situate on Wills ST. within eight msge, wax o
Ito depot Of the Scyi and Erie Railroad Company IN
the city Of Ps;eon The property conss OF about IL Acres
oil excellent Land, lsrge and very coUmodous
DWELLING-HOUSE,
air las ~ .~n"rs I2rgs and airy; extensive
nearly There tho promises large number
end good variety Of fru well Of cold water which
fs. portion Of the puEchssenIone can remain on
bond s gage and posseslon will be given Immediately
g. = THhTahis IN I1isxLE Administrator.
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n CON U W. VIII
IA at AUCTION TUESDAY, April 49, at II O'Clock,
ct no Exchange Saesroom. No. Ill Broadway,
VALUABLE LOTS ON llfiIAV. AND 9TH ST.
on llIHAV.-3 de.irabe lots the cast side,
nsncing t the south east Of 9hs sze Of corner ot
2S2IleO; inside lots. 25.3Il00.
On S7lH Sr-l0 lots S. immediately In the rear OF
the avenue lots; size 25xlO0.4 each.
portion Of tho pursnase msnOy remain on mortgage
at per cent.
Maps. terms &c. at suc,ioneer's Office No II Cedsrst.
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$4,000 sHAREs-NoMINAL PAR, $50 EACH.
<0,ooo only to be subscribed for
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tllarbinerp.

@0ITp FOR sALE-A secondhand YIN, IN,
ROlLth TU % ,,,,s r.ed; 26 feet loag san, I; i9fh~
A. dhell ,~e Sn Is igeh aaes. Apply TO LV0A"'0
EVERFlrr No. 81 Johnst -------=5--. M D
YSFyN0LDS TURB me .,os WAt saa power
* EELsTss:s ,fSSIsissaa ffInI.ssa ss TALBOT uS-
INTFD 70 PURCHAsE,1,Aas ao.r aei.ias 10 so,s
nv Anil GSyr AM ENGINE, with Ho"'' ''-A ''''~
w, w pFhSdSi hdi.s., A.. Box No 500 Po.io1Se
pow, ,STED-A good stationary ENGINE; t1S'S n:
w vii Mih boiler IRON g aS%'Rds and SsS Shsis -
NJ. IS Postohiee, giving ds'c''p'''' -
be seem nnasY Mpz1murx10-
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ISSUED For THE PURCHASE OF MINING CLAIMS
AND PROPERTY IN ARIZONA.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

4 j. BLEECKER, SON IL Co., will sell at
IA AUCTION on WEDNESDAY. App. 10, .. nm., at the
Exchange Salssroom No. Ill Broadway.
VALUABLE HARLEM LOTS,
On ihav3 lots eas. side being the entire front between
l29;h and lJGstl Sizo 1880 each.
On l2gths-i lot north side Of lots, ASK
block.
On 1oth-l lot south side In Of avenue lots 2sxs
block.
Maps ke, at suctioneers Office.
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Nlw-YoRK AND Nrw.HAvEx RAILgoAp iil,;. Co.,

TRKksuaGR's oyrIon. April 6, 1855.
dividend of THREE DOLLAKS per
4 Snare lfrss nom Government TsIl bsI THIS pAf
Zen declared the caPita sto,x 81 ts m " l ,r
~ls Tsn.fcr Books viii closs the 2h gs 'ndIeopen On
A. q Nav neat. W. D'sl''s-'Ai AtS
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Books soS,cpOn for the purchase Of Shares OF this
Company at s?5 share open OF Office SIS payable at
the time OF subscription. and the balance Maya 1904
Attention Is called to the letter OF Ssn T. Buerworth ssq
who ha. lately v,tsd the property Of the Company.
MORSE Co.,
April 5, 1884 No. "a Winismst, Nsw.York.
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uor.1ToNIe RAUrcAD Co., TREAsrREht UFFIUHl
BSIDezronr, Conn, hsIea 70 lso1 }

TFIDNEFVNIf N"II..l 2
DIyIDEND No. 10. - The BOARD Of
DDlRECTORS o: this rosd have this dy deesIo
S stock Of this Company, free froIa Government ItH
~ ON ths 18th pfoxo out Of tie net eannss hnce s's
g1 10 .neb ,tockhoders SHALL appear ~ tue 1Isner
SI the Company to have been tie owners oil Au ITO
frred stock on tie sth pro1nne
IT, D;yiSsnd on SocA on the NowYork Books will be paid
=, - 0e,ea Of KFTCHUM, son Co., No. 90 EIeksns:
o. o. -. an Boston Books at he Oiies Of r. THAILA
fRO tnd Bridgeport Books at thls Ouce A., ,s.A
The rassfer Books will be eOsed from the oh TO s l'th
Of April bots days inclusive - ,.-,,,, n.
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A J. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. will sell at

IA AUCTION TUESDAY, April H. at u o'clock, at the
Exchange Sslesroon No. III Byosdway;
ON2l-AV.-2 foursory HOUSES with storesl and LOTS
Nos. oe5 and 69s 7dav, rear 5sls sire 2xib lots "
houses good order and contain Cr1ton water which Is
also IN he yards in the stores neborhood good being
opposite row Of recently built dwelling houses.
ON 33D-ST.-Ous LOT 375 feet east Of llh-sy 25x
939 Map Se, at Auctonesrs' Office, No. II Cedarst.
ON 54rH-sT.-Ons LOT on south side, between 9Th and
25x block has rock and is the grade ON the
rear 2story frame building used as carsgshouse
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Gopartnersbir Notirrs.

DGssoLUTIoNIho pari9G'SntR d1tR.l n'iSUDS iS. asao
- G. aP CAANANN ; Co., "a ihls day DiSSoi'' ~
S ,.tul eopssnt-Datsd March 81, l.ei ,, ,,,rre COW
OSWALD CANAAN, ~ - ~ - !, - 4 CAMAiA;N
JAMES 81. FULlER 49,, - ,'Iflil,ifNIIII. ~ i''
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A t the Annual Election, held on the 4th
- instant the following named gentlemen were chosen
DIRECTOR rs of the SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COM
A-s1 SAMUEL III FL WIZ wiLIETs, GEORGE BILL,
JOHN oBRIEN, pAyID ~; ~ hydHEs'
oohNEITus e6IdSs MSpsToGi MccooN, fbwxRp slGssok
MARTIN j. SHELDON WALDO HUTCnINS,
WELCOME V. H. ARNOLD,
nd ISAAC A. STORM, JOHN H. PLArT, and JOHN o.
BRIisTNALL were elected lnsps:tor' for 1888
At .ubsegneut meeting Of the Beard JOHN Riley ESQ.,
vas elected President; DAVID NJ. HUGHES. ViesP
dent; JOHN O'bRiEN, Treasurer HARVEY u. WOOpSi
Secretary. and L. s. DICKINSON, supern,suasrt-
HARVEY IL ~ooiIS. Secretary
1T7O the STOCKHOLDERS Of the FOURTH
l. NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY of @ @hEW,i iohk,.A ;
M,etnr of the Stockholders Of the FOURTH NhfiOStL
BANK Of the CIIf q NkW-f0Hk heresy os, , "a ~ ~ "S
NeyYork on THURSDAY the l%th day ot APIh ioe' ~
ocloek p w.. for the purpose, .x n. tho.sst
siht ,ho GrcIss Of hssocaiion of the said Bsnt
second: OF conydsFing and adopting by i."si
Third, ofptov for the o. ~"
or pro,ldirs for the appointment and removal or
Cashier and other oieers and agents Of he behs
Fjh OF debers,ag upon me etp.aieney 'i "iH""s ~
SiI OF e5ndsr.nz such other matters affecting the inter
s OF tho may b. brought before lss and %
may be thoasht e1pe@seat-New,l OK fh ApnS Pm i'"N
KRTCnUM son x Co.,
EDWIN HOYr
PETER COOPER,
LHi9RfRMoRE. Ii RnRiMTo CLEws L Co.
J. PIERPONT MORGAN K Co..
G.. L. ANTHONY,
JOHN II. FORD,
HlIS WAhDo mUfcHINs,
J6 J. STUART Co..
G. u. DETMOLD.
TIMOTHY q. CHURCHlLLr
q. w. BAILEY
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A UCTION SALE OF NAVAL STORES, Al

A UCTION SALE OF NAVAL STORES, AT
~ EAvY-YARD NEw-YORH.-By order Of the Com
auaut OF this Yard skal offer for sso PUBLIC AlC-
TON on THURSDAY April a. at u O'Clock u the follow
ius ,r.icles viz:
Abont 600 bbls Of Son Turrentlre.
About so bbls. Anne lean Spirits Turpen,ine.
About % co.. lbs Oukun sLskngs
About II OpJ lb.. old Manila rope.
About O,0lD lbs. Oaknm Dust in bales.
About 800 lbs old kav Hide Rope.
About i59 900 b, Brsdys Compressed Hair In bales.
Twenty per cent Of the purchse money must be deposited
s tils so aud Days will be allowed TO remove nc
g,ods fro the Yard and. If not 80 removed tho deposit ""
se forfeited 10 the Government AL paymss to be made in
currency and before the goods removed nom
she Nsrl.
EGyyYard, Nsw-Yor., April 5, 1884.
b. D. l. MAkslIALL, U. 8. Naval storskeeper.
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A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell at

M auction TUESDAY, April 10 at 70 O'clock at the
Exchange Ssesroon, No. Ill Broadway. N. Y,
VALUABLE BROOKLYN RESIDENCE.
Aiwostory and attic frsmo house (hled in with brck and
10 lots Of ground Pacihcs runnis tbrouh to Dsast
and 20o west Of NosrsDda The house Is
about ~ feet square, with extension all In good order
and Stable on the premises Tbs ground are
handsomely laid oa In gardens oonainng grape vines Sum
house. &C. In all respects suitable for gentemsns resi-
dence maps &c. apply tbs Auctioneers No. II Cedar
st., N. Y.
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Sales bp Auetion.
]. BLEECKER. SON IA Cn win

A j. BLEECKER, SON e. Co., will sell at
Lts AUCTION on TUESDAY. Ap,l r. at 10 O'Clock, at
Exchange Saesroom. No. Ill Broadway.
On thOne lot the south sds about i25 feet west
Gthsv Size 25x5 block ha. oci and ia the grade On
the rear Is 2sogy fraras building used carriage
honse.
Maps, &c., at suctioneer's Office.
A j. BLEECKER, son, IL Co., will sell at
IA auction on WEDNESDAY, Arr D. 1884, at IL o'clock
~ tie Exchang1 Ssosrooni No. III Broadway:
SUPREME ECOURT-UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
DAYTON HOBART, $50 REFEREE:
ON 3oAyESrErhres LOTS east side, between il ard
4itllsts.
OK 43DSrnEEr-ons LOT south sids in Of above
lot.
Cd sv
<rH srREsr-Fou LOTS on south side 10 feet eos. Of
3dsv.
Maps, &c, at Auctionesrs Office.
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finantiaI.

San ANTONIO
SILVER MINING COMPANY
OF ARIZONA.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-08

LIMITED PARTEERsHNo.esi Is hereby sven, siten 'aoI ~
h,ni - T. CAhH.NN who re.ilea IA lhc tege 81
W.t fann, ia the County q Ws,'eh.,er b ii:
S'P Ssss.ToTk OSWALD CAMNANe NhS, e,ilo' - .n
ia Town Of Wesi Fam,, BLAKELEY WIi@V s.,o Of
Iis in IN, Town 81 nel,en liud;'s sung ls, IN ths
cT Of sewYork, formed limited ~, Of E.%
10 ne rro,ons Of ho Revised statnte 81 uS te civ a
@ no.s & Sa 10 stock and Exchsn,s Commission ouans wv
!. =. a. -. and firm Of
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forces, Carriages, ~f.

NOR sALE-A HORSE, six years o. oln, I..,,. !.
bIeh' aud perfectly sound Inquire st no. "
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CAMNfANN & Co.

CAMMANN N 90. = c,,,,
-,,cu,p1FsI CAMsiANN CHARLES p CUM
sd GFORGE W. FULLEl sre te ye9sIs II
"a lie aid o. WALD CASlMANNi bLAhfI-rsi ,hslsin
ava We sra FiIILER are tho special partners ths's
ana .s ,cIsl psltners have contributed Ne snm q
ooa ~ cs',l that isto ray the said OSMALp ,h com
~ ol he sum Of $4,000 capital towau 'hY
ms s,nel, tbe aald BLAkELEf WILSON mas V,t 49,
mo- h @ of 93 0O as cspita toward tie common s'o - o.
he h sun =. Ms M FULLER has contributed me sum
y :, s -. toward tAe stock; anu tnh' N
s'.sn n 10 commence thc 3st day OF Ma5sn,
"a 4. to ts inmate th, Jst day oI MaIch' io'''
~ EttAR aa8 les H. CAMMANN CHARLES 7. GuhiN''S'
ppEhDVRREEEY NILSSON JANIS NJ. FULhEr
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C1REAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
~ PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DrNNEDY's EXTRA FINE CAMBRlDuE-
~ ISa,i ~ acKFRs in barrels hall barrels and box.
:, Ee 10 Courtlrlisst. Every family sAowa ha''
~ II - - ,or ,sa,ltal CrAckerL
, 1864-04-13

te,minnsionof our troops t. permanently occupy
the place,
The Frent1 ART marching On Masamotaa. -.
=, heht ha3 taken place IN which the French were
the Slctors.
Three Freaeh fEigates were of the bar preparing
Cortinas tzEucd proclamation ordering ali
1uoops to concentrate on tho Rio Grsnde, oeioH
Matsmn9ae. to resist the occupation Of ahat place
by the French
e. and SEQ Prisoners captured. Tho old redldents
aad nearly Ill LETT the place previous to lts Eeoc-
Eight hundred California Cavalry had arrived
Joined the Union forces.
Refugees nom tho rebel conscdption are 4ockfns
into our lines by hundreds daily. ,=,
lmmcnse quantities Of cotton have been secured
by our troops. The ,st Taxas cavalry, 100 strong,
were cooperating with our forces torn an9 COT
ton planting have commenced in Louisiana. Ihefe
bad been several froats Id the country
:, IL II reported that the steamer Luminas1 Vas @Was
had M taken 500 prisoners from New Orleans 1p Red
NHef, euppcstd to tc for exchange at SareSe-
there. :. '>-4N~
The citizens Of Alexandria are forming home
Gaafd companies Tor protection.
The election for delegates to the Free State Con-
veht,en took place at Alexandria On the 1st inst,
at which a. Caaahal, n. r. Aria1. John A. Merrell,
and ihos. H Wells were chosen Representatives
Lon. Sheridan Clements Of Ala, Is among the
passengers By the Pauline.
Galrol reported another fight up Red river.
Soon affer our troops Left A1ezan6tla lar,c reo-
e force under Dick Taylor attacked our foriiica-
none, bpt Wcro vigorously opposed BY the Ma$s.
18th aud 1eGth New York. Our troops fought
The rebel loss also was considerable, Nor further
particulars.
, 1864-04-13
THE WAIs III TEXAS.
Shooting Casualty to an Indiana Re.I-
1ncnt.-lkt.ny Lives Lost.

PASS CAvA11o. Tcxae, March 10th, 1eG4.-Ths
most striking and fatal accident that eTcr hns be-
ftllen the G5th regiment occurred On the 18th
Inst, while on the march from Iudianola to
this point. Three companies, 4. G. aud B.
Hetides some others. got abeard very small
f11y, or fat, constructed Temporarily Of pom
toens, {or tho pu5pose Of transporting troops
bayou, which is near ons hundred yards in
width, the fiat went down, leaving al On board
to csespe as best they could. Many OF the men hsd
On all their occoutrements and kuapsacke, which
rendered it difficult swimming 10 the most expert.
Nany SWAIN out With their whole rir on, only log
TO lake OH the!E accoutrencnts. The bslance OF
tic regiment that had crossed made every effort TO
kave AL that they could. Major Bonebrake. Capt.
Liuyillc, OF company 3, aud Lient. Smith Of COM
pany G, were b1rely rcecaed. 1t WIS 4 most hu-
initiating and terrific sight to see brave men
that had encountered the dangers Of numerous bat
tc-felds, striving with the relentless wages. and
soldiers who were towing the flat were drowned; !;
1to not know, though. how many. But few OF tho
bodies have been recovered.
The following Ia list OF casualties In the regi-
mcnt:
1et Assistant Surgeon William B. Witt.
Company E-WnfoEd u. Anasoy urlnsfezred
Company KID Lieut. Joseph Senior; se-geanta
Gilbert i. Holman, John F.. Former; priyates
Thomas ]. Culley, 1erael Barker, Geo. ". Back
houke, William a. IIa1stcad, Matthias Sega, Paris
a. Larimore, James II. Clifton, Henry Couoway.
Company G-Seargeant Henry Williams; Cofpo-
raj Franc Miller transferred from Sth re ineut j
vey, Martin Johns Tor John,) John a. Jennings
u1NIsferrcd from sth reGimcnf.)
Company B-Serveante Joseph ". Eottinehfu,
Albert Craner; Corporal Isaac Shaw.
, 1864-04-13
FROM KENTUCKY.
Rebel Camp Surprised and Broken Up

LOUISA, Kr., via cA711ErssuRo, Kz., April TO-
Reuben, Patrick, Captain Of company Of secret
Col. g. ". Gallup, commanding the District of
Eastern Kentucky, with fifteen men Of company L,
13th Kentucky, and four Of his % oMn 4 company, At
Capt. Bradshaw with eighty men Of Hodges bri-
sade, on Quicksand Greek: he drove them in all
directions, they leavne a!l their horses arms. and
cd thirty Of the best horses and, with three psia
oue.s, made quick time for camp, where he has
mortally wounded, on the ground. The captured
arms were destroyed BY burning them.
This IL the came Patrick who stole Humphrey
Martha6 artillery out Of Ills camp at shelbyvtle,
laet spring.
, 1864-04-13
LATER FE.O7l EUROPE.
Arrival of tho Steamer ytr=lnia--Thc
Danish War, &c, &c.

SAMMY HooK, April 1a-Thc steamer Virginia,
tlcm Liverpool, :March<s9t and Queenstown 30th,
has szzivcd, with three days later news.
London, Apri1 s.th-
Consols (money} s1s.: account, 9iH@x.
Cotton dull and unchanged.
The steamship C1I;S5 u New York WIS wrecked
at the entrnuec Of Queenstown harbor by runnin.
on rock She II q total loss.
The Pruesians attempted 10 carry Dupnel by
storm, but their whole line was rrpulsed after 4
five houte' engagement. =
LoNEoNDEEHT, March 9S.-Thla morning an at.
tack Was made on bastion Elk, and on the whole
OF the Duppet .lnes. The rrusslans we're there r.
pulsed. At last the pru5sian soldiers refused TO
obey their officers to advance
The Rafpcak fred On the Prusstan46 rirht from
Weiningbrard- The engagement lasted seven
hours. The cannouade continues.
One hundred Danes arc Killed and wounded.
Twenty-two Pru6stan prisoners have been taken
Only four Dahfeh regiments we're engaged.
The DaipS7rescf learns that on the ground Of
~shculties which hare arisen to the presumptivs
succession to the Austrian throne, the Azchduke
Maximilfan has deferred the reception of the Mex
ican r1own- The reception and formal acceptance
was to have taken PLACE On the s7th Of March.
The new Mexican loan is tho subject Of daily
fuctuatlng rumoEe.
The Morning Hnsk continues to express the be-
lief in the alleged Holy Alliance. -
General Continental news tB unimpoftant
The Pope had 80 FIR recovered as to participate
In the Eaetcr Sunday ceremonies ut Rome. .