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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
New YoTk. Jan. "a.
HARLrs. July -. lsf9.

HARLrs July %, 1872.
h,ve been deaG twenty yeers, and Dr. Ven
E.eners hs, operated both my without the slightest
pain dii not believe such thing cOud be done low
hear well and feel my head clear which did for the lat
twenty years The desiey ud i With "hich''he oprrs
tion Va. performed eynces the hshest practical sbi7
hear perfectly It (. now month since the operation
and eouiinas 10 ieel a. well
WILLIAM LlDDLF.
Usflem la6.h4 e:weca % and u AVA
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
fAdxer.isement.

FLOWERS PoR THE PARLoR AND GARDEN IS sthe
name Of Mr. Rands nov book The cultivation OF now
ers 1t is elegant as veil Us use!ni Yo-4'' ~
found at the principal book and SEED sIoIeS'
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

Annn T.. Dickinson at the Cooper Institute, TuhS
DAY FyFNING April 49, For particulars see sdvertlss
mont under head Lectures and Meetngs the llth p2se
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

Deafness. Impaired sight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH.
CA1ARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE.
CROSS EYE STRAIGHTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
and very dseas. Of tho Ego and Ear requiring either medical
otsqfseL aid. attendsdto
DIR. Won EISENBERG,
Author Of "SurGcsl and Practical Observations tho Dis
ssses ofths Ear. With hs Mode OF Treatment"
so SI8 BROADWAY NEAR ELEvEHTH-sr
AGAIN NEw TESTIMONY.
READ.
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE OF TIE MOST RESPECTABLE CITI-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
A SLIGHT Cough,

which attracts but little attention in it's ncency may be the
foreruuner Of Consumption. What is sometime. called
,rains cOda frequently ends in Bronchis What reckless
folly to allow cOuh cold to become deePsea,ed when
remedy 20 prompt and certain Dr. d. JAISES ETPEoTo
Co.. No l Chambers and No Hudson.st, and BY Druggists
oaneraIy
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
REMARKABLE cUR2 or DEAFNESS
FROM The Re, Jo.~ph 81. car1e, Rector OF st. James,
Church.
srsAovsr. Feb. 20. 1854

SrsAcpsy Feb 20 1864
have boou Deaf IN ever since was In Collage
some twenty year, ago ny the 'til Of Dr. LssthiL. It's
hearing enel. restored 80 that now hear alike with
both csIs and and that ny voice with much more
ease and comfort than before. JOSEPH NJ CLARKE
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
RECENT TESTIMONIALS.
CATARRH CURED.

PROM THE REV. PRED. S. JEWELL.
PROFESSOR op TnE NORMAL SCHOOL, ALBANY, r. T.
This may certify .hs, have been. since s subject TO VIC
Ian, oeodc attack. Of eaaIrb by highly inAmed
condition Of the lining membrane Of the cavities Of the head
producing most distressing species Of headaehe for days
time wholly ncspscstg from bisine-s, and during the
paIo1ysrns combining 70 the bed In some instances tho
inflammation extended the teeth, occs.'onins tooth
ache to tn. throat producing hosrene aud partial loss of
voice. and twice Il LA. 90 affected the len eye to cOnhne
me for month or moro to iarkened These attacks
have been accompanied by strong ebe ymp,om' by stop
pages Of the head end In the r stages by ws'ey discharges
from tho nose, and subsequently becoming acHd ana
yellow toward the Close OF the attack becoming bloody
and purulcn, tired medicines OF alno-, every kind
e1terna applications to the bead camphor ginger hot
vinegar .nuas Of some half dozen kinds and other catarrhal
prrparaon together with internal remedies such as 'ora
tive. eahss and emete. These have produced change
in the occurrence or character Of disease and in most
cases. with Gs Temporary relief adcome, at length
to believe the practically beyond either cure or
mstef. aleviation
Under these circumstance. w.. led Eve months
10 make triAl OF Dr. Lshihis His method a;
once approved it.elfto my Judgment simple phosophca
and likely to De Notwithstanding the Disadvantages
under which he abored In dealing With disease Of such long
standing aggravated by debility and Dyspepsia and
constantly induced By the accidents Of my professional lbor
found the treacu, reaching tho II had been
e.csd before and producing such modification snd alev
ton ofits character a. had supposed impossible chronicle
the respi, tho:
Although been s1;ed several times ,hn; should
formerly have believed s,ack Of my cs.ah iney
able have escaped thu. fr the symptom. Of tresier"d
anri bern very light AID have yielded to tho remedies
employed by DR.. Lshh wi,hou. the need Of 10
the no, ermenions emes and tho discharges from
The head have resumed the oriyn and natural condition
TIA, have been able obtain material reisf to ms
cause Of gratitude IN that alone repaid i0r Whatever the
restuien, nsy have cost ne.
Iuste thu statement unsolicited Of scsnoweds
nr my Obligation. 20 Dr. Lishhr. method Of treating
caiauh with view aid any who may have .uaerod
from disease forming Jus, opiHOn Of lite merits and
il. probsbl. utility In their
FREDERICK s. JEWELL.
Albany, n. T., Msrch q 1854
REMARKABLE CURE or DEAFNESS
Prom The Re-, Jo.~ph 81 Carte Rector OF st. Jsne.'s
Church.
SIsAcpsy Feb 90 1864
have boen esaf IN ons since was in College
some twenty year, ago. ny the sail Of Dr. Lsaihi. It's
hearing was ene, restored that hear alike with
both ears aud nd lhA; my voice with much more
ease aud eomior. than before JOSEPH VI CLARKE
From the Re, John Eo d D.. Professor In Union Coese
Schenectady.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

Don't buy your Caters or Shoes without
Fooe's PArxsrLxyHR BUCKLES. They selfadjnstins
aud ouire holes punched In the strap Dealers OF InAr
fturers 10 cents currency and viii NAL sample
Cf two patterns -
v...'ua..w s-.vvws No 2ls Pearl st. New-YoTk,
FREDERICK STEVENS or No. GO Kibyst, Boston, Mass
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

TEN SPRING HAT.-KYox's April sales are
exceedingly bat surprisingly large when the beauty and
excellence Of his STRING HAT ;ahen into consideration
STRANGERS who attracted to the city by the Fair should not
s TO visit Ksor No 22 Broadway before they turn their
eyes horneward KNOX HAT would be prize worth
possessing
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

For Additional Death, See TtceifA Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
AGAIN NFW TESTIMONY.
READ.
TESTIMONIAL
ZENs OF NEw-YORK.

FROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE CITI-
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

GOLDEN BITTERs
CURES DKBnIrY
and 10
Irvieon nArIsa AND STRKseTHrSrse
TRUssEs.--Dr. RI6Gs's TRUSS invites the se-
veres ohcisms Hard rubber water proof ceany durable
Aso VARIcocELB TKussEs. SUPPORTERS, sUsPKssoRIKs
80 No. Bsxclayst, New.York.
BATCHELORs HAIR DYE.-The best in the
World Perfect natural reliable harmless and instantaneous
ssAsy ~ pgpgssa, sssiaTy Ne o. BsgeisYsr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

Poor GREELEY, as the Herald calls him,
thus ihcontinently pitches into Congress in
the Tnbuae Of Thursday, under the head Of
s'Nero Fiddling \"
Both Houses Of Congress adjourned over
yesterday to bury the printer of their de.
bates, and the premium on Gold In wall
street rose within fractionAof 50 per cent.
In those two facts are condensed volume
of current history.
A little further on, GREELEY says:
Congress has now been eighteen weeksi In
session--ater amply sufficient torthe ma
,ring and passing of all the measures OF an
average session. During those eighteen
weeks, scarcely anything has been accom-
plished; and the little that has been well
done I'm one House has generally been un-
done i'm the other. Meantime, the Nation Is
drifting steadily toward bankruptcy; Capt.
tai is defrauded of its just income and labor
of its due reward; and oil for want OF
prompt and proper legislation. =
For year or two past, GREELEY has been
bowling Justify for the abolition of slavery
and the arming of negroes, in order to save
the country, but now he is, in common
with many other maniacs Of his party,
scolding and berating Congress, because it
don't tax the people heavily enough to
avert the impending financial ruin. But
neither the Administration nor Congress
can save us from destruction, while such
men as GREELEY are its oracles. 2p 1e II
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17


L evolutionize. This was the object Of the
bitter invectives In Congress against the
South winding up with the tsunt that tine
South couldn't be kicked out Of the Union.'
For this object such men as Thompson were
imported to widen the breach, and such
legislation as the "Personal Liberty Bills
made chronic, and the foolish enthusiast
John Brown urged on 10 his mad raid In
Virginia. 1t may be asked what has
brought about change in the sentiments
of these men? We reply that there is no
real change. The terrible recoil after the
firing on Sumter, scared the Abolitionists,
and the hope now, of utterly, subjugating
and crushing out the Southern people,
placing negro soldiers over them, and'shar-.
Ing with these black troops in a general
plumber of Southern estates, besides the
immediate enjoyment of all the offices,
emoluments and pickings incident to the
war, make them for the present pirate OF
Union, but at heart they are as honest and
absolute traitors as they ever were. ~
pretty set Of fellows to be denouncing
JEFF Davis and the Confederates!
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

and place Others in the box which contain
ed his name. IL is not known how MAJ y
tickets he changed, but it Is supposed he
practiced the fraud the entire day. Nc
tlintock and his associate members or the
election board, are all ardent Republicans.
Ills believed by some that the same game
was PLAYED last fall in Monroe township.
The Democrats were puzzled to account FOR
the heavy abolition majority and meagree
Democratic vote there at that election; but
this case may furnish clue to the mystery.
The penalty for the offence for which Nc
Cintock stands indicted, is imprisonment
in the penitentiary. Our readers will re-
collect McClintock as the defendant In the
celebrated Cogswell disputed receipt case,
now pending In the District Court.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
DIR. TOBIAS'
VENETIAN LINIMENT'

Has given universal satisfaction during the fourteen
years it has been introduced into the United States.
After being trod by millions, it has been proclaimed
the pain destroyer Of the world. Pain cannot be
whore this lnmont is applied. If used as directed
it cannot and has failed in single instance.
For colds, coughs and influenza. 1t can't be beat.
One e5 cent bottle will all the above besides
being useful in every family for sudden accidents.
such as burns cuts, scalds, insect stngs, &C. It's
perfectly innocent to take internally. and can bo
given to the Oldest person youngest child. Price
IS and 90 cents bottle. Office, SO Cortlandt street.
New York. Sold by all Druggists. ffl] ql
april17-d&wlm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
Hear the New York Tribune-It
Declares I'm Favor Of Pcaceable
UhissnVnffnm


tFrom an Editorial in the New York Tribune. Of
I = Monday, April II, 1884,
We hold that the secessionsts could have
had a peaceful dissolution of the Union had
they really desired it, and had the people
of their States, after % free and fair discus
sion, decided to separate from the Union.
So we told them at the time; so most of the
leading Republican journals told theni---all
in abundant good faith. President Lincoln,
Gov. Morgan, and nearly all of us, openly
favored Convention of the States, which
land which only as the Disunionists well
knew,) would have had authority and pow
er to decree a peaceful dissolution Of the
umon.8 isw q .ss iE1a Goiiaa fsll o3t ,21d
To which the Cleveland Plaindealer point
,edly and appropriately, adds: sosst
9 There 1t is--the bold, undisguised decla-
ration Of Horace Greeley, that not only
himself but President Lincoln and 'nearly
all' of the Republicans were in favor of o
peaceful dissolution of the Union. More
over, Greeley AYERS that they so told the
secessionists. This it is to be observed is
no declaration made some time ago, but Is
unblushingly published. in Mondays issue
OF. the Tribune. There isn'ta 1oya1r sheet
in the country which will have the hardi-
hood to deny that Greeley has now made
| free confession Of his guilty completely
with the Southern rebels, and charged Lin
coin with being pdrticeps criminis. When
! 1t is remembered that the Southern lead
ers in rebellion are charged with having
been plotting the great revolt for years;
| IL should be craven in characters Of fire
upon the memory of the American people,
that with full cognizance Of the designs
of Davis, Yancey, Toombs g. Co, the
| leading Republicans through y, their
mouthpiece assured them that they might
peacefully dissolve. The strong fact dem
onstrated by this confession, is that the Re
\ publican party really coveted the disruption
of our glorious Union, 1t ardently thirsted
| for division OF the nation, rather than
there should be any further participation of
the South in the public councils. Z We have
now the very key to the anti-slavery ex-
citement which was fomented by radical
| journals and stump speakers. 1t sprung
| from no genuine hatred Of slavery, aid o
genuine philanthropy for the negro, but
was a mere engine used to bring about a
separation. This was the real object Of the
statistics SO often prepared by Wendell
Phillips to show that bosh North aud South
would be bettered by dissolviug political
connection. This was the object of Mr..
Lincoln's celebrated argument in favor Of
the right Of even q segment Of State to
> .1IIlfA1 EL#81 .atNt<ls
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
Hair Preseryntiye,
RRANDRETH,s VEGETABLE PILLS

Are infallible for costveness spasms loss Of appe-
tite, sick headache giddiness of bloang after
meals, dizziness drowsincss. and cramping PAINS
and all disorders Of tho stomach and bowels. no
Br Original Letter at294 Canal Street, New York.
JIG. COOK, publisher Of the State Bdnner, Ben
nington, VT, says: He was attacked with DYS-
PEPSIA, and suffered SO severely from IT. that not
particle Of food could be swallowed without occa-
sivning the most uncomfortable sensation in his
stomach. For Eve years he suffered from this dread
full complaint. whom he used BRANDRETH'S
PILLS. The first box did not seem to benefit him
much, but the second produced achangc, ard blythe
time he had taken six boxes a COMPLETE CURE
was effected. Hc says; my dyspepsia was gone
and my expectation Of an early death vanished"
aprill1-d&wIm
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
The Vote ON the Resolution Gen.
suring Long.

We give below the concluding proceed
ings in Congress on the resolution to CEN
sure Mr.. LONG for his speech. The vote is
most emphatic rebuke of Mr. Speaker
CoLrAx, and we trust it will be lesson
which will prevent that gentleman from
retarding the business of Congress to the
great i.ju-y Of tho best interests OF the
country, by another such piece of folly and
impudence as his resolution to expel a
member for words spoken in debate:
Mr.. Cox moved to lay the resolution to
censure Mr.. Long ON the table. n Eg3T !
. This was disagreed to-yeas 20, nays 20.
The first resolution was then read, name
That the said Alexander Long be and he
hereby is declared to be an unworthy mem
Der of this House. % AF''t 2 ~ i'nsoh1
The resolution was agreed to-yeas so,
nays 20, as follows: htea -"S ,"f
HEAs-Messrs. Allen, Allison, Ames, An
derson, Arnold, Anthony, Bailey, Baldwin.
Of Mass, Baxter, Beaman, Blaine, Boutwell,,
Boyd, Broomall, A. w. Clark, Cobb, Cole,
Creswell, Dawes, Deming, briggs, Dumout,
Eckley, Farnsworth, Frank, Garfield, Grin
nell, Gooch, Highly, Hooper, Hotchkiss,
Hubbard, of Conn.,, Jeneks, Julian, Kasson,
Kelley, kellogg of Mich, Kellogg of N. Y,
Loan, Longyear, Marvin, Mcbride, Nc
Clurg, McIndoe, Miller, of N. Y, Morrill,,
Morris Of N. " Amos Myers, Leonard
Myers, Norton, O'Neill of Pa. Orth, Pat
terson, Perham. Pike, Pomeroy, Price,
Randall of N. Y, Rice of Mass, Rice of
Me, Rollins Of N. H., Shenck, Shannon,
Sloan, Smith, Smithers, Starr, Stearns,
Thayer, Thomas, Upson, Vanvalkenburgh,
tU..l of NVochhrYrna "A Moss
Webster, Whaley, Wilder, Wilson, Window
and Woodbridge-S0.
. Nays Messrs. j. O. Allen, w j. Allen,
Ancona, Baldwin of Michigan, Blair Of Mis-
souri,, Bliss, Brown of Wis, Brown of w.
Va, Chanler, Clay, Coffroth, Cox, Cravens,
Dawson, Denison, Eden, Eldridge, Finck,
Ganson Grider, Hall, Harding, Harrington,
Harris Of Md, Herrick, Holman, Hutchins,
johnson of Pa, johnson of Ohio, Kalb-
fieisch, Herman, King, Knapp, Law, Lazear,
Mallory, Marcy, Mcdowell, Nc Kinney, Mil
Ter OF Pa, Morris Of Ohio, Morrison, Nell
son, Noble, Odell, .O'Neill Of Ohio, Pendle-
ton, Perry, Pruyn, Radford, Randall Of Pa,
Robinson. Rogers, Rollins Of Mo, Ross,
N. j., Strouse, Stuart, Sweat Voorhees,,
Ward, Wheeler, G. A. White, j. w. White,
Winfield, Fernando Wood, Yeaman--70.
Mr.. Holman said, inasmuch as the first
resolution was adopted, the second resolu-
tion was of no particular moment, and
therefore he moved to lay 1t on the table.
Mr.. Colfax was willing to withdraw it by
unanimous consent. ..-s..-,-. = ...,,..
4 Objections were made on the opposition
side.
graceful proceedings were brought to q
n - AL A =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

A superior Remedy.--Wo can conscien-
tioudy recommend to those suffering from d dis
Balsam. II gives relief almost insiantaneous. and
Is witbal not disagreeable to the taste There Is no
doubt but the Mellifiuous Cough Balsam Is one Of
the best preparations in USE and is all that IT'S pro-
past week. and found relief from most distressing
cough. Its prepared by DR.. Strickland. No. Q East
Fourth street. Cincinnati, OFT from fhe Cincinnati
National Unton, Oct. II. lfisi1 3iI97
apllI a Aa.-.a l
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

Give heedl A cold is often thought 70 be q too
triang matter to claim immediate OF serious ntte
peril tie fo Of the consumptive patIent- anu
not Til thendo many think serious of relief when u
ten GENES too late what foolish negligence We say
Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Asthma. &c. hesitate not
10 goSto aDrnegist and invest that ~ hottie of
mndm me POrter's Cough Hnlsnm.
npl7-d&MlM
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

ION conwN, our Minister to Mexico, has
procured leave to come home, and he writes
~ u he had but little expectation Of going
p'ok' Hs now intends TO start In about I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

rr1EE undersigned has boen dnly appointed Ad
il nninistratof Of the estate Of John filcr, deqcas
"a Isss 4 ssRn county oslSs osSlsEf FiEk Il li
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17

IL is not ~COppcthoau W se eS
Government paper currency Is becoming
Z worthless, and the country on the verge Of
bankruptcy; but it comes, like wall Of
distress and agony, from the most fierce
and uncompromising supporters of the
Administration. One of these, the New
York Euening Post, of the 18th inst, places
before the mental vision of its readers q
boat in the rapids Of the Niagara river,
which runs faster and faster as the current
approaches the place where it sheets over
the rocks. The boatman who allows him
self to be carried, or is forced so far toward
the precipice that no strength of arm can
avail to save, is swept over the falls into the
foaming gulf below.
The Post makes this striking application
of the figure: ga
We of the United States, financially speak
ing, are in boat which rapid current is
hurrying towards a precipice. We speak
not so much Of the credit Of the Govern
ment as of the state of our currency. As a
measure of value, our currency is perform
ing the same part which it performed
twenty-five years ago. The cessation of
specie payments has brought into full play
its quality of elasticity, and its expansion
has changed the price of everything. The
necessaries Oh lie grow uearer III night. IN
lhose WHO i've on hAeu inco,ies, elose Wno
receive salaries, those VINO cahlot easuy III
crease the compensation lor tne services
they render, those VINO rely Ior subsistence
on the interest OF moderate sum inVesteu
1n any manner, wake up on me morning
and ma themselves suddenly poor: Inc
evn IncLsases liulh uay Jas; "rM Utt.e.. W.
no remeqy hhely W. ye aPpncu; ne.nei @
t1e miscni9i Is Deyonu the Ieacn VI ieh;. t,ii
Guy we VIII nvt unueltahc W say, n9' Ins In,s
we Ihuse say tnat tne cuIrcne - IaPiu, .,ia.
Its sWlitness anu iorce are i1cIeasInS, .na'
tne D9at an Mnicn We sle 70 uia"ins HSaI
,,nisa ,s' 81 " sao pie1VipieS, anu 'ia,i
~ "1ss Se soinesn.ng eneceual pe u1he, ~ VIII
aoat;ng "'ei > WI "'"' -
III accounting ior 'iiis 'eliino spec.aoi'o, =,
danger which 1t presents, the Post places it
at the door of "the mania for speculation
and the imitation of our paper currency"
which react on each other, with the full IL
cense given them by the exemption from
the necessity Of paying specie. The Post
continues:
The liberty. which the Government has
claimed. of not paving its notes in coin. has
been initiated by the banks ali over the
country. and there never vet was a suspen-
sion Of specie payments without an infla-
fion Of the currency. a fictitious rise of
prices. speculation Stimulated to madness,
speculators suddenly becoming rich or ruin
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
CoLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

sAi nd COLGATE's HONEY SOAP.
J This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand. is made from the choicest materials. Is
mild and emollicnt in its nature. fragrant.
~ scented, and extremely beneficial in its
action upon the skin. For sale by all Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers. iana7's4-d&wlysp
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Removed from his Old Office.
DR.. A.. B. WILLIAMS West Broadway. near
High street. Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himself
for series of years TO the treatment Of certain pr
vate diseases. He may be consulted at his Office
Broadws near the Exchange Bank. R'fNls
inn1o- lffla So ftAfi'.i20 stIi .N IttifltH ne
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-04-17
The Franklin Bank Of Portaga County

rTNKIE FRANKLIN BANK of PORTAGE
Il county. being desirous Of reinquishiDg ts Bank
redeem ts outstanding notes Of circulation st its Of
fcc In Franklin Mills, Portage county. Ohio as re-
= fcb. /. 1854 m & 'l'09 : X. y. DAT, Cash
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-08-17
JERSEY CITY.

RECRUITING IN THE REBEL SrArrs.-An
agent sent out by the authorities Of Jersey City to
recruit in the rebel : stes writes from Beaufort to
Mayor Cleveland that recruiting agents are far
more numerous than ahle-bodied blacks dcsirous
Of gong into service. The prices offered for re.
cruits range from $500 TO $500
THE Enrol NESr IN JERSEY CIrY.-Mayor
Cleveland Of Jersey City has obtained list of the
recent enrolment in the city from the Provost Mar.
shsl's Office, and immediate steps viii he taken to
have them corrected.
CoLLIsIoS AT BERGEN TUSSrL.-A freight
train on the Erie railway, going westward through
the Bergen Tunnel yesterday forenoon, was over
taken by passenger train Of the Morris aud Essex
road, going -, much more rapid hI'o., and d @
result WAS u crash between the lo,ouut md rear
freight cars which were badly broke .. ,ud the
engine was considerably damaged. !, lHts wcr,
In circulation that number of persons were IN
jured, hut from al the information that could bt
obtained, only one man, the brakeman WAS Injured,
aud he but slightly, Considerable delay was caused
to other trains until the debris was cleared frUm III,
track.