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also laid before tbs comEittee many other import,
ant orders in connection With that movement
isa EXIT Mta5Y @aa saa under CON
M a y s Ms9s s Let s 5siss t. nit
tary purposes. The committee addeeased letter
10 thz SECRETARY Of War upon the subject. and yes
sty c1iats for tie use Of these bridges By the Gov
esnmcut. An adverse report WAS ordered to he
Should the bill, introduced by Mr. Pendlc.on, to
thc tlyot Of thc House. paes, 1t is believed the
General General Ms1 Vel Weber Joins s1scvs command TO-
deccsai seymour, 81 tle Flor.d: expedition, has
been orde1sd here. and the probabilities arc That
Colonel sibley, Assistant Quartcrnazter General,
Las rendered us sesignat@ion. ign
o1 England delivered lecture tn tho lail Of ksp-
reeertatives tonight 10 dense auditory. including
Prcriaeut Lincoln, Secretaries Chase aud Usher,
many members Of both branches Of congFsss, aud
not few Indies. a bandof music WIS in astea-
Vicerrcsidcnt 1Iamltn introduced the lecturer,
who, At tho commencement of his remarks, ON.
EYER said the dissolution of he Union mist coz.
sttanIy to keDt IN vsw on It'll, ths contrary he had
IL expreron @ s s aod Tho honr Of compro
m1se ssa, ~ appanacd
the bsnlIttl Of Mau-ntealefB at Richmond+ calling
themselves the Confederate Government, who
promised themselves ultimate succcss and tho fall
seesEn'''0a Wes}a. o. 'Rsn pf'hsp's' throughout 'n'
The wish and prayer of ercry philanthropIst, be
President and agalnet tho sefpent CopPerhe4ds
sd ~ lSn ,S ss1 tasy wou3 r1 o@ r. tb a
Be quoted from Lfnco}n's speeches delivered s,x
ycHIs nto. saying he would not exchange these
1f1114f {tJf fkr hN
, 1864-04-10

corrox-1c better: sales 1t tic for u1ldling up.
1spGs 13s tic for low nltdhuE.
FLouE.sta.e and Wesicfn io21ss hettsrs sales q
hoop Ohio 27E0g11 Tor trsde hranls, the marker
closing with 60 SELLERS IT tho ioeide figures.
WaisKT-Fifmer ealea At $l.10 for state ~ 1e3fz
for wcsteTn.
GRAI1-WhcAt yrrY scsrca aud nomtnllly1 1c batter
aales at Il for Ch:csye spring; 3L6S91n for
Torn n1rner; sales Il ti-si&ia for old mixed vest
eru, in store q IS Tor new yellow. 0ats quiet: !:
saes &@9e for westesn. including sone vary poor
GrocxsI.@sugsif quiet Nolazaes steady as about
prey1oua prtceB. :e,.. -.
evening 1t t.ss7h@es6K fo1 me- Ss; e ~, tof
old do Is ma2s nav do: g sia 1ad e6a t,e ne.
Rlsp barrels Old mess for April buycrs option es
f1x 50 sc] hrs fair mess for Nal, ,sellerr option ~
a. aad so bis 5Eas 6aysss option a e pSef Z; &
G5oo fer country pf1n,e: t1s osi't9 70. r se2.sssd
nrraet snI il good denaand At 95: India ,1; msss
r. ~ .nuidsrs: it!se foE hams, Daeon tdes dnf,
md scarce at i.c Tor western and Cumberland cut
eissf: IS for 1ons ent hams L5Ed nm and il
Ia Ea0s5 for Ohio, and sa9 fscfof state.
, 1864-04-10
FROM HARRISBURG,
The National EIanh]nE and Legislative
Arrorttonmc1lt KtI1b-Se*>fon OF the
Dnlon STAKE Central Conlrnittec-
xtt,n Rohtponcmcnt Question.

HAEn1snuna, April G.-The bI11 enabling state
banks to become National by certain tranpfcrs.
wns cons rcd To-day IN the House OF Nepresea.
tatiycs, aud amended go that its orfEln1 Identity
is lost. There Is doubt Of the paseas Of bin ii
any satisfactory manner that will st1cucthcn the
hands Of the Government.
Great difficulty exists, owing to the small Union
majority In either house, to ass satisfactory ap-
poIt:onmeut bull for State Senators and Repicsen-
5aise:; scarcely IL anE 9na T. willing to yield peen-
delighted at the prospect Of 10 bill passing during
thepresent session.
Tie Union Siate Central Committee is in session.
The attendance l. full either in person or b. de1e
side.atton shall Pennsylvania rccommend q
po6tronemcnt Of the Netiouhl Convention: Shall
Statc Convention be called to elect solid dele.
CATION to yote unit shall each separate Con-
Eretetonel Wsttict elect Congressional District
deleGntee to elect delegates 1argc hereafter, when
the delegation meets At Baltimore before the IA.
tonal Couyenttonf
- SECOND DISPATCH.
Tte ssate COMMITTEE mel" this evening, wayne
McNeagh presiding. After lengthy discnssIpn as
harrisburg, on the 18Th Inst, II Convention LII Ths
general tone Of the discussion indicated decided
preference for Mr. L1ncoln'a nomination. The
meeting was largely attenael By members Of the
Legislature, WITH Whom the members Of the Com
n,tttcc had fall consultation. The general dispo
aitton exhibited was to let the members be elected
BY the people OF the Congressional Districts.
Acsalf, Mcclure OF Fr9xGin county. nud Penney
Of Allesheny, the leadidg spirits OF Tho opposite
lincoln was Pennsri2anis's eholce a - the % e.nai
dAte for the Union Convention at Baltimore.
1here IL an outsiLe intuenre in favor Of ANDREW
Jollr son Of Tennessee for Vice President.
Gen. Crawford takes immediate command Of the
ren's 5t6 corps. forming the I'd division. number
LIZ 1,LQ men, :
, 1864-04-10

knoElccso the ehattcntnS hand Of HIN who sa,:
Tered IN onrEtcad. ard would have rs made Dcrfect
even though i be through suffering. that We uar
beet NC Elortous church :" without spot or Lietu-
ish ofEny kind"
RteoiC<d, That this providence demands of ~
renewed couSecTatton 70 God, and increased zeal in
lfe and that re should not cease our efforts to de-
lEer the spoiled out Of tho hand OF the opptesso1
TIL the shack1es fa1 Gron the last elaTc In our
land, be called (as our brother) to oar rcw1sd
with the ASSURANCE Of TIC Sasiour, "Inasuuch as
ye hare done II unto one Of the least Of these, my
brethren, &c haye done 1t unto me.''
Rfso'rs1, That we deeply sympathize with the
bcrcarcd family from whom has been tlksn a be-
loved and devoted husband, kind and indnlscls
Either md IN afectton1tc brother. and earnestly
eoEmeGd them to the sympathy ard lore
Or that compassionate one who has
taught US to weep With those that weep,' is able
to maeo ali grace abound unto them, and enable
ttcm to rejoire even in thie trial, and 10 say
from the AeGrt. the Lord gave and the Lord hath
tx&cn away, and blessed he the naEn Of thc LQ1d y
, 1864-04-10
The Picture Of the Proclamation,
iF1pm the n, Y Iudependent1

4 lew days since We gfaspcd the hand that
wrote the Proclamation Of Emancipation,
and in the very room in which the immortal
document was signed. Coming down thence
into the = State Dining Room, ," VIC found our
Brooklyn neiglbor, Carpenter, ut work, with
brush IN hand, IN one corner Of the huge,
chccrlcss apartment. He IS painting the
i" Reading of the first draft Of the Froclama-
ton By President Lincoln to his Cabinet"
completed. That Of Lincoln is the best | vet
achIeved-though IT is slightly disguised BY
emooth linen, and by M apparent app]lca-
tion {for that special sittIng} of a hair.brush
In the sketch ior the picture, the tall form Of
Father Abraham feet four inches by hig-
ouometrical euryey-pccupiee the center. lie
i sitting r.: behind : prsd'gious foregfonnd 81
reading,n and waits Tor the comnents Of ihe.
Cabinet.
Seward efts before him, with the point of
tbn fnre. finger On the table: his sandy hair al
Sa5- Cro.+SS. ord ha 10 fna+ ror-crsr4o5 I,
, 1864-04-10

TO THE HICKORY OF OWEN LOVE"
J8Hs
The following resolutions wero passed In
respect to the memory of the late Owen
Loyeioy by the church ut Princeton Of which
he WIS pastor for seventeen years:
WmnEAs, God In His al wise though mysterious
Providence has removed from US and taken to
Himself our beloved brother and former pastor,
Owen Lovejov. to whom {under Cod wc are great.
y indebted for The strong founa.tion, prpdpes of
tinctively before the World and whereby tho eause
Q: human liberty, equal rights and eterasi nnta
friend, before whom despots and oppressosn quat1-
Rtso1r<d, That In this dIspensation We rcco.ni5e
the hand 0! Him who In inhnite wisdom controls
tpsHow fsth to The Erornas, M Ill.,. and & nST = snhns
RttoleA3, That whlle VIC cherish IN our :sad
hea1ts the memory Of our departed brother, :We
would not forget the high privilege Of having en-
io5ed for 50 1D.ny years hs bright exanpe' as his
1nprcsaiyc and soul stirring Instructions, but
would ~ in The Language Of anosher' he y not
Rs sas E Thai ~ church Of which tho deceased
Vas so long pastor aud member, we humbly ac
, 1864-04-10
Cincinnati Marfets
EErnrih1 Nfspetrh tn fhe {9hfr4o0 Trih1,na 1

Especial DiEpatch to the ChtcaRo Tribune.
CESC1HSA7I, April 8, 1854.
PEos1e1oxs-Thc demand Is again active, and
prices ruled higher City mess pork held at e2s0o
1900 brls fair TO good country sold at es,oos2sso.
There Ia m active demand for bulk shondcss With
sales Of 20 zoo rs at 94c-hodess asked at the close
1ec 5000 rs western shoulders at 10Sc loose Lard
In good demand ut lshc, but generally held higher.
GHA1s-oats in good demand "7th sales At &c In
bn1k. Eye In good demand and advanced to 1850
LIS. Barley 1zm At 9l.0G1.so for primo spring snd
fall. Wheat trn and &c higher, with sales Of red at
s1.co; white at $40. Corn aetlTe nnd advancing,
with kaies It Lee and and ut the c1oae hsadcrs
ssked $f10.
WA1sKr-C7oses arm, with active demand, aad sales
Of .2r0 bris u fl.Ie.
FLouR-Demand active and prices shade higher,
with Gales Of sapeEnne ut t55Q3s8s; mad extra At
{asc@eto.'
GHocEElKs-Cofee closes 1rm 1t 4s@lsc, with
= st1cpG upward tendency. Hard refined sugars in
moderate inquiry at 2sk@:sHe- Raw susa,s In good
demand at tSA9l9c. The supply OF moaeses 10 quite
Light. and holucts arc unwilling to sell largely 1t
Hts
, 1864-04-10

JUDGE uKCKw1Tn's REILLY.
Hon. John T. Fnrnsworth, LconaId Bwcst, E. G
1nEcrsoll JOHN l.. Hancock. Julius RumBcy, J.
Young 6cammon, aud others:
GES7LExks: / bave the honor 10 acknowledge
The receipt Of Communication from you request.
ddats for Tic o1ieo Of jnde q dc Supreme coart,
Allow me to express my ohlig.uons for TIC *
express your partially and wlshes. Tho oalco IL
one OF great responsibility, and should be l1cd hy
aperton having the entire confidence Of the people
name to tho Union Convention, and subject to tta
deciston entirely to your discretion. with the SIN
ese reulark that these arc times when no man
In yonr communication you are pleased to mcu-
uon h ne posttqqn q Which have
ne to eas, that the duly q tie aovsrnmentto put
on 5Sssa VIZ eS d as u s g adns
that is by onerEcHcally using the whole power Of
the government aSSatnst It land against Mhateycs
cr ofthc Gove1nmcnt, to . great degree, depends
upon tho earnest ndcordinl support Of the people,
md deem it the paramount duty OF every citizen
TO render the Government such support, nos Ie--
iuctantly, but by ercf5 means in his power. while
! have cdtdiay supported the officers OF the Gov
sna ba1e ( a. ali fu tines, 2sndered us saeR % SER
yea1se1ee Stsas n g doing ascd ony In he @ ds:halre M
lect IN That regard should justly caEcs. every man
We Ill desire the restoration af pescc, and that
cure to the country one which wll] be permanent
The institution Of slavery in the Southern states
was principal cause OF the REBELLION and It IN Ell
dent to reGeCting minds that the1e can be no cor
dia1 union between tho two secttons OF the country
lave peace upon the permanent and substantial
basis Of trec0oM. -...
, 1864-04-10
Deaths in Nashville K1oEpfta1a.
NASHVILLE, April 2,-The following or7

: 2
among the deaths in hospitals here last week:
Geo. L. Rodgers, CO. u, 10th Mich. Car.
Madison Eaplce. C. 4sh Mich Cav.
Geo ". Luie, II. o5th Iowa
Geo. Muspratt, D, 18th Mich. :
se.gt. E. L. Shepard, y, lst VITA Cav.
Juo. Lanigan. l. 5uth I'll.
Jno. Clay. G, 9.h Mich.
Erastue Scoles, B. 9Th III.
Geo. ". Reding, A. 10th H.
Jno. Q. A. Roberts, 1. 6th lows Cav.
4. II. Ihompeon- G. sd Ind
Era Tbomns, I'd Mich. Cav.
Emo. Crmcr, D. t0sd Ind
Darid McKew, i, 1t3d Ind.
walter DeIane, {. sih Iowa cavalry. >
Geo, A. G1nter, E. I'D Ind
Geo. Washington, 10th H. csyalry.
Sent. jas. F. Baroes. G. a1th Wis:
Il. R. Foote. 4, 18th Mich.
Trlman podd, I, 791h Ind.
1ew1a ]. nakcr. +. 9th Ind.
Allen Tookem. B. s5th I'll.
n. J. Smith, E, 18th Ind.
Perry Watkins, B, l30th Ind
, 1864-04-10

The Sabbath school children ut the East
built The missionary ship Morning Star; the
Sabba<h achool children In California bnilt
the Evening Star. And now the Sabbath
school children OF hoyia Scotia. Scotland aud
AustrulIa have united and built beautiful
brieautine OF $50 tons, called the Day Spring.
ut : cc6t OF SIG, 600, us missionary vessel!for
se1yice among the South Sea Islands. .'s'''
, 1864-04-10

Prt.ApEIFun> April 9.-At midnight ou Wedncs
5er 1rc becs 5Gtln OH City, 3la!n street, be-
hhH Of buildings. Among the properly destroyed
were Windsor's hardware aud tin chop, the 1T.
Nicholas restaurant, p1rt Of tho blocksknown AZ
to ttoplha fre except BY pullfng down buildings
and OF sheds and puttin, wet blankets on tic
roof. The Post 0aice was saved BY pu1lin. down
trolculn House. The amount Of damage and insu-
rance IL not nBccrtained.
, 1864-04-10
Markets by Telegraph.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

Especial Dispatch to the ChlcaAo ar,pne.I
BntpGEroRT, Aprtln, 1863.
CLEAnEp-otsawa, Lasal1o. 1s, 600 # lumesz; Glss-
gov, Iasallc, c 90 # lumber; 5000 ahegies, 1opo
lnth: yorktown, Lssale. % 900 lumber; Maple Leaf
Joliet. ss8 bu rye Il. Hamlln. OTTAWA. 7l.720 lum-
be., t6o shingles: Eliora1o, Lasa'e. 1889 It lum
ber C cG0 shingles; CAshter, Ues PIaines; Gale,
A.heEs; Drill. Athcna.
ARRivKp-Excc1slor, Kankakee. 1850 bu oats !;
1850 bu corn Lady Franklin, Athens, 50 yards rnolo
Stone; H. G. Loomis. Athens, % co do: E. Burnham,
prison, Is yds ruble stone; Oneida, Ottawa.
CLEAREp. +. 4.--Republlc, Morris: Eohs. Holues,
Lasa1le. 80 sb1 # lumber. 1000 shingles, 5000 lath
f. Burnhanl, Prison John Lorrlson, LsSs1le, 30 8 n
umber Norway, LaSae, 1923 lumber. 5o2olath
Orator, Las.l1c, no. 800 It lumber Planet LaEalle,
1i752s lumber a3 80 shingles: J. Aenard Lasa1e
sse,NQ ~ sack salt; Lady Franklin, Athens.
, 1864-04-10

Smiths apparent majority Is, by these fig
urcs, l2f; but there are 48 scattering votes
counting against hin, which leave him 7G
majority; clear, New Shoreham Inst year
gnye him C5 majority. II the count is cor-
rect he ID reelected By about 1io, majority.
The Legislature is about all Republican and
Mnr DtInpcfatR. =.
, 1864-04-10

From the sanTuntiseo Bulletin, March Al
Captain Dunhan,, Of the brig Sunny sonth, which
atziytd yesterday from Qulmaaso. Bsndczas Bay,
was seized By Mexican schooner while lying there
at anchor. This schooner, which was full Of armed
tlrs brig while Captain Dunham was On sLoso
They clnimed 10 be acting ~ tender for large
armed brig which waa outside, and WIS said to be
Mexican government. On going on board, Captain
Durham found mongrel crew Of 4exicans, who
appeared TO be nearly ait more or less drunk and IN
the brig a. lawful pr1zc, and intended to put to
sea with her. Aftcf considerable argument fhey
moderated. their demand to lot Of provisions
and sh!p'e stores, which were given them. Before
learing they took the briS's long boat to make a
landing, and stovc it to pieces on some rocks, 20
that It was utterly worthless. They afterwards
succeeded in landing and set drc several houses
after which they sailed out Of port
, 1864-04-10

NEW York, april 0.-1secelpta at the Custom
House $all ,00p. Of which SEQ 900 are in gold ccrI-
1tLtcF.
Suhpcgiptfona to the 1910 loan at thu First Ma
uultul lsank to-day arc $i10O0.
. Tie steamer 6aFona, from New Orleans a3h,
9!sngs considerable number OF fnsloughcd sol-
dieFa. News anticipated yIn Cairo.
, 1864-04-10

~ The receipts Of the New York Fair On
tThursdvy were: For tickets, s., ,49a; sales
of goods, s17,3s3; donations, so,o9o-5o;
total for the day, s54,57s.5e. To this add re.
ceipts, contributions, &c, from all sources,
amounting to s4O0, 900. (AeonaderAble por-
ton of this is made up Of money handed in
from time to time before the Fair WIS open
ed.) The whole amount In the Treasury on
Thursday night was, therefore, e454 ,S73.59. -
, 1864-04-10

From the Army Of the Rot0muc.
- NEW foRK. April 0.-The Nor'd's army OF the
Polk mac letter reports rclnforccmcntt arriving
daily. Every train brings up large numbers Of re.
enlisted rctcranB and new recruits.
All Indications point to IN carly advance.
, 1864-04-10

.:--..-" sRalttAete Ma1&nt-Aysal4 .. -
FIour-liarket advancing, and prices &Ee A31sc
his h@F, with safe. OF OAio Il 416a7Eak.
GK18-Wheat htm with IN Advancing ttnaenty:
Eases q southern 1ed~ u &1&11@- Corn eeuse u
S1.E41l.97.
WRMII-Naske& nEM Ut tsi13 tor Ohio,
, 1864-04-10


The seventh annual meetingo of this compa-
ny was held on the 10th ult., at the London
chair.
:, Mr.. G. savard, the Secretary, read the re-
port, which stated that during tho past gear,
the board bad been constantly engaged In
completing the financial arrangement for
renewal Of tho undertaking, aud In promo
ting sucl Investigations aud experiments Us
appeared desirable, in order to secure every
practicable improve sment In the stEucturc Of
tise1nent' In August last, invited tenders for
q cnble suitable for laying across the Atlantic
Ocean, merely stipulatlng for working
speed ot eight words per minute.
H., n reply 1mg the board 5eselsed ten
ss5ea p9 and a ba dsaSyn Insy wsre At
who actcd rs Scientific Consulting Commit
tee, who, after examining the tenders and
causing tho specimens to be tested, unant-
mously recommended the Board to adopt the
tender Of Messrs. Glass, Elliott &. Co., aud
Various lengths Of cable supplied by that
company were tested at tho Canal street
Works ut Manchester, under the supcrintcnd-
encc Of Mr.. Fnfrbairn Nnd Mr.. Hhitworth,
and In the presence Of the eccrcttry Of the
Company. The capital accouat from tho
commencement to tlc 3let Of Dc embeF last
showed that 1851, 10 Aad been received, and
and securities Of Fit, ,245
The Chairman, in moving Tho adoption
the report, said that the public interest in
their great enterprise Ind in no degree abated.
He thought thciF position WINS most cncour-
aging. Owing to unavoidable circumstances
II had been found impossible TO bring the de-
tails ofthc coutract for making the cable be-
forc them at that meeting. 1t was therefore
determined for that purpose to adjourn the
, 1864-04-10

ltfoM Tue y. l. Irlbnhc, Apr! Sth
Of billards and 81 90 side. Ietwec Dadiey Ka1a
enc and Philip Tieman Of Cincinnati, canc etf % last
Pidan ra snss e t @ ~ s;e S
fully mntntaioeathe title and position Of champi-
on and John seereter Of Detroit, for the title and
$1,N1, In 1870, no event has excited scch wide
spread and deep interest as the present match.
During last summer, at the suggestion OF
~. I6ela1, who has devoted bis most strenuous
By tissociatlng It with gambling In any FORM q
Congress Of the leading professional players in the
country vas held IL this city, to agree upon TIC
billiard championship Of America, md, in grand
tournament, decide who was entitled tothe coveted
title: Kayansgh proved the victor beating Secret
Foley, and thus becoming the posscssor OF the
magnificent eoden cue, the emblem Of the cham
oio1. which had tccn presented b; Nessrs. Phelan
chsllcngets for three years becomes hiB uncondi-
t'onal property. Il was Immediately challenged
for by :eeleter, OF Detroit, who staked the usual
piunship>, and the match was played In October
lat, in Irving Hall, when Kavanash defeated him
b. so points In 1,5to. Just before the ,natch TIE
matc:s last night was the reeult.
Irving Hall was crowded to its utmost capacity
every par eyen the galleries, being closely packed.
es9 oeonps? Teo 6?f s
Ticman, Mr. s. Mag, OF Toronto Referee, Nj. r.
Bcnjstnln. Just before the match, ono bet of
$1,tKt, even was offered On Karanaush aud taken
by Cincinnati party. the odds ot $5 to *4eo were
Of the game may be briefly described. Tleman led
q Oh the first hundred; 50 on the second; al on
tue third: s33 on the fourth 2a1 on The fth. Here
The game took surprising change, Kavaaa1eh ma
king run of1.2 BY superb plhy. and at 1850 The
game Stood TieInan ST. khvannush 54i or only &c
behiEd. plreety afterwards llaranauEh IN mn
rec took. the lead, and the eI1th hundred Kny-
anaugh was q ahead. At II, o'clock the game
stood, Karannash ~; Tleman Gus.
thir time being 1so ahead on The eighth 1908 70
Of o3l; loo on the 18th 100; tG5 on The eleventh
leo; !46 On the twelfth; ITO On the thirteenth; e3j
on ihe fourteenth. and when game was called at
1.cQl be WIS 235 points ahead.
Tho announcement OF the result which thus
leaves kayauaeh still the Billiard Champion Of
America, was received With tumu'tuous applause,
AID tho winner was warmly congratulated. Tie.
man although defeated, displayed skill and iudg.
ncnt, and power Of execution only inferior "a
Karanach himself.
He o11eEt to play any one, bar Kayanash for ss5og
side. Tonight, the winner and Nr. phelan play
a match Of 10p points, the loser to give $l03 to
tho Sanitary Fair, and the proceeds to be gwen to
tha WORKING NDnen+a Tn1}eC 4 AReoctntfnn
, 1864-04-10
The proceedings concluded with q vote Of
thanks to the Chairman, and the meeting nd:
jourued to the 31st inst.

MoRR MIscEGENAT1oS.-On the 18th day
Of March the Marshal arrested Mary
Aonnhan and two negro barbers
Mary Monnhan was charged with public
prostitution, and with ''miscegenation' with
arrested on charge Of keeping m Infamous
house, and were fined $50 and costs. Mary
was sent to jail In default Of the payment Of
dne. She claims to be the wife Of a Copper
head who Is now in Jail In this city charged
with resisting the payment Of certain moneys
DtsmoiEes Rfuts{cr
, 1864-04-10

IARRI6, of Nd endorsed eyerJ sentiment
b. Mr.. Long yesterday. and he would stand
, 1864-04-10

Another 1eilEiurd Enac1s,
NEW fo1S, April o.-Tlc billiard match between
phclau and kasInngh last night WIS won by Tho
lnney THIRTY. -four po1ntnI
, 1864-04-10

II theabovc hgures are correct, the Union
lists haye just two-thlrds Of the House of As.
scmb}y.; -. -..:..
The Rhode Island election foots up as. fol-:
:. : -''
, 1864-04-10
TEE ELECTIONS IN coNNECrIour
AND RHODE ISLAND
The following is n recapitulation Of the
n1oe+{nr t., Tnrrnrficut.

Buckingham's majority In 1863, 2,635; his major
ity in 1s6a, 64s8. Union gain In lnziorlty, 96a.
3: :, TIE LEG1tLATuRE. -
, 1864-04-10

CANTO Seeks
OTin thought Twas wroog to cause row,
And sat sGsia without ado
II grant you leave to tAke 1t nov.
o. I eha1f take my leave of you"
Artist sud be would turn over cew leaf and give
Tin "tlcket-ofteaye" If he dldns keep quiet, 90
ITO be cunttuuod.1
VIM. H. EVER1TT, Proprietor.
RAY MAS, Operator. np10c5tGtt
, 1864-04-10

DHI, a. HOYNE, Commissioner
u OF Deed. for EACH and ALL of the States and
Territories. Notary Public. q. S. Commissioner and
Attorney. AcknovledGrents. Afadar1ts aud De-
positions taken for all parts of the uhltn at
COMMISSIONER H0YSK'S OFFICE,
ap1q.ei.42tAct Post 0Elce Building,
, 1864-04-10

MOULDERS, ATTENTION.
1N- -An Journeymen Moa1dess Of Chicago sre re-
quested to meet At their Hail. ~ Lake street, on
TUESDAY, EVENING NEXT. April 18th. At ~
Per order Executive Committed,
hp1t cAsp-tnet VICToE HENRY. eccsY.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-25
MININGTooIS. &C

IRON, Steel, Nails, Iron anu Steel Sledgea
Shovels, Axes, Sluice Forks Hoes, Picks, Crow
bars, Wheelbarrows, Powder, Caps and Fuse, Rope
For sale by VI ID. WE'LL BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-25
DRY GOOD.

4 LARGE Assortment of Dress Goods, Sheet
IN ings, Drillings, Flannels, Fancy Goods, &C.,
always hand and for sale by
mrl9 D. WE'LL BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1864-06-25
FOR SALE.

TNHE subscriber offers foz SAFE tLe following de-
III scribed property, all located on Main street.
Shasta t-
The undivided a. three-fourths of that three
story Fire Proof Brick Building known the Char
Oak, dimensions 40 feet front and 1o4 feet deep,
occupied By 9. C. Schroeder and others.
The Fire Proof Brick Building with Iron Front,
stories in hight, adjoining Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'S
Express Office, being "a feet front and 90 feet in
depth. at present occupied by D. Beinert Boot
and Shoe Store, and the upper part by the Sons Of
Temperance and others.
The Empire Stables and Corrall, adjoining the
Empire Hotel at present occupied by D. H. Dunn.
There is every convenience attached, comprisin Z
Large Barn and Yard detached from the stable,
with plentfElsupply Of running wate-...
The above mentioned property win be sold very
cheap. as must realize to ineet feet and other
engagements.
For further particulars apply to
7r JAMES L0AG.
= -.s ~ OFF. TRACY, ESQ.
Shasta, June 4th, 1864. ie4