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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
IEGISLATURE.

SEkATE, March 23.-Reports were made upon the
West Shore and North Shore Railroad bills. Against
the Harlem Broadway Railroad bll-a unanimous re-
port Laid on the table for future consideration The
following bills then reported Authorizing tax
Tor the Utica Fire Department To perfect an amend
uent to the Constitution for the appointment OF five
Commissioners Of Appeal Relative to the service Of
legal processes upon Express Companies For the bet
ter protection of seamen OF the port Of New-York.
Authorizing the New.York Infrnary for INDECENT
Women TO confer the title Of NJ ID. Authorizing the
New York authorities to convey certain real estate on
Wards Island. Bills were introduced amending the
charter of the Fire Department OF the Eastern District
of Brooklyn Incorporating the Newly ork Temperance
Society, and enabling them to take bcquest. Bills
werepasse1 providing for the sale Of real estate belong
ing 10 lunstios Amending the charter Of the Nor.
risans Fire Department. Relative to the West Farms
Town Hal Authorizing the New York Authorities to
convey certain real estate TO tho Hebrew Benevolent
Society Relative To criminal records In New-York.
unanimous report was made against the Harlem Rail.
road bill Subseq uently motion was made to hay tbs
report the table which carried by vote OF ~
yeas 10 nay. The bill confirming the Common Council
Broadway grant 10 the Harlem Railroad Is precisely
the that reported against in the Senate today
Adiorrned.
AssEMsLT.-Tho following bills were reported com
plsse' To incorporate the American Literary Fund
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
"REcoNsrnUCrIosn ALABAMA

The name Of JEREMIAH CLEMENS must bo
tolerably well known to intelligent Democrats.
He has been leading Democratic politician Of
Northern Alabama since Gen. Jackson's day,
when that section used 10 give Old Hickory at
least nine-tenths n its vote. Alabama, since
she became q State, has never supported any
other than the regular Democratic candidate
for President till she voted last time for Breck.
inridge. Even then, her most northerly Coun-
ties, settled in good part by Poor Whites and
cultivated in small farms by Free Labor, gave
q large vote 10 the forlorn hope Of Douglas.
Madison County (including Huntsyille) gave
Douglas 800 to 400 for Bell and 59l for Breck-
inridge; Lawrence, Lauderdale, and Marshall
ell old Jackson ngholds-0lso gave large
votes for Douglas. This section carried the
State for Van Buren,, for Cass, for Polk, when
the southern Counties gave majorities against
them. And it gave overwhelming majoritics
for the Union in 1860, when the slaycholding
region took the State out Of the Union, but in
opposition to majority Of the legal voters OF
the entire State.
Huntsville having been for some time under
Union rule, large and jealous Union meeting
was held there on the 18th inst, at which Mr..
Clemens spoke fully and fearlessly. Having
been in the u. s. Senate with JEFF. Davis and
his fellow conspirators, Mr.. Clemens knows Sc
cession from the egg, and knows that it was
never deliberately Endorsed by the people of the
South, but was imposed on them by fraud and
force. he knows that the Ordinance Of Seces-
sion mas not submitted TO the People Of Aa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

BY the arrival of the Olympus, the City OF
washington the Germanio and the China at this port
yesterday wo have six days later news from Europe.
The appeal in the case Of the Alexandra up for
discussion in the House Of Lords on March H. The
Confederate steamer Florida and the Federal soopoi'
war ST, Louis were lying in Funcha Bay when the mail
steamer left Madeira The Governor OF Madeira ~
luotan;ly gave permission to supply the Florida with
coal She was ordered to leave Immediately amer
coalng.
The Austro-Prussian troops have advanced
further into Juilsnd. Several engagements between
them and the Danes have taken place in which the lat
ter are reported to have sustained losses The
Prussians are operating against the fortress Of Fred
erics while the Austrians have marched noTthwaTd'
and occupied the town: Of yiele and Horsens.
An official notification states that from the
18th inst the towns Of Violin. Swinemunde. Wolgast,
Grefswald, Sralsuud aud Barth viii DO blockaded by
tho Dales.
The SndlpOst OF Stockholm asserts that Rus
sin has undertaken to form corps of 900 men to
operate against Sweden in the event of the ator State
becoming an ally Of England and France
The Cabinet of Vienna has, it is said, issusd
circular protesting the readiness of Austria TO take
part in Conference and consent to m armistice with
Denmark end declaring that the Austrans and Prus'
SLAMS viii retire from Jutand if the Danes viii eyacuate
Duppel and Assem- will TO capture German ships
and wiz restore oil the plies which they may have
made
The King Of Bavaria died on March ii. BE
is succeeded by his son. under tie title OF Ludwig H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
GENERAL NEWS.

The Democratic Convention Of Ohio, TO name
delegates 10 Chicago was ed yesterday. There seems
TO have been q struggle between the Valsndngham-
mers and tho other faction tho vote being rs close as
2ll TO 2l3 George f. Pugh and ". Baril! we're oho'
sen Senatorial delegates and State ticket got up
to be defeated in October.
There was a destructive fire in the rear OF
Nos 2l5 and 2l7 West Tbirty.sxth street yesterday
the printwor OF Stuart Siyker being entirely
sumed Other property was injured and about thirty
families were turned out Of house and home. The enlIo
loss is over 100000
At Memphis, few days ago, block Of
twenty buildings used for storing commissary goods
fell in buying in the ruins large number OF persons
-Four women more or less wounded, and 10 children,
had been dug ont.
Mr.. John II. Smith, favorably known as q
scenic painter and Of the best artists in per
spectiye drawing among the many theatrical painters
in this city, died in Philadelphia Last Monday evening"
| A Nashville dispatch Of Tuesday says that
the friends of Gov johnson here confidently expect
Lis nomination by the Republican Convention Vice
I D-s-i1~"t an tina tiHtat with Presleut Lincoln.
Hncendiaries thrive IN VlcksburP 1n5TU naYu
been many fires recently several Government stores
have been burned and the railroad depot and adjoining
buildings set on Gre.
The Metropolitan Railway Company has
applied to the Legislature for the privilege to tunnel
Broadway and line Of railroad from tho Bowling
Green 10 the Central Park.
Gov. Evans of Colorado has issued q proc
larnation calling constitutional Convention for the
h,st Monday in May.
Gold is decidedly higher, closing 1861 after selling
a, 1859 Upon the stocks Trn with moderate
business At the Stock Exchange Government, Securities
steady 2G2 for long u.s. and lo9 0ic9i FOR S2os
Border State Stocks steady Tennessee 6s, 60eGJ Missouri
Co. 720! stocks higher and the inclination 10 buy for
further advance Is stronger than at previous period The
gold has renewed the impression with operutoTs
tia, the infusion Of Government interest bearing paper into
BE currency win in the absence Of speedy military
result currency panic under which priceS Of local property
sdytDce points far beyond present quotations. The
per Notes becoming abundant in the hands Of the
people ard tho tsen by purchasers Of stocks has large
basis of truth United States sodbearing Stocks r and
1905 quoted 49, At the Second Bos,d under sales TO realize
profits prices e of slightly but the reaction The desire to
buy strong. At tho Mining Board stock, wero firm.
Money abundant at cent and the leading lenders
among the banks.
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Fires.
DISTINCTIVE PIRg IN WEST THIRTY-sUTH
sTREET-Loss OVER $500, 600. I"


Early "Wednesday morning the print wu1a
Of Messrs Stuart Stryker in the Of Nos 25 and
2l7 West Thirty sixth street completely desruyed
By fire. number Of adjoining buildings occupied -
tenement houses we're moro or less damaged rendering
homeless over 30 families Messrs S.ryker StaaSl
estimate their loss on machinery buildings and stcc1
at over $4,000. Partially insured In various city
companies. The front buildings Nos. 25 end si7
used Us dwellings and owned By Charles Partridgsf
damaged about s 600; insured for g go in the Gea,
wien Company. Mr.. Ccyrt, who occupied No si4
loses 500 on furniture; insurance. The following
tenants OF No. PIT lose the amounts named below %
furniture: Thorp $500; NO insurance. j. ID. Chap-
man foreman of the print works, 5000 no Insurance.
- Darby $50; insured for $500 in the Home Co
- Taylor goo; no insurance. John Hallecan. p,
Frederick. +. Wilkey. and Mrs. Mrburg. tenants q
No. 2l3. lose collectively 81 800 furniture no h
surance. The building is owned by Mr.. McGee End y
damaged about 5000; fully insured. W. MoseI. j.
Cook Mrs Rogers VIM. Connolly, and j. White, ten
ants of No. 2ll lose collectively. 800 on fGrnisre:
no insurance. VIM. Cosse jr, and W. Stern. WHO oe.
cuped No. 2g lose on furniture. s4oo and 500 respect
lively Stern is insured for $500 Mrs Dodge who o.
cuped the upper portion of No 20 loses 500 on furnl
ture. Nos. a07. 2o9, and 2ll are owned by WA II.
Hibbard. and damaged about 80 OOO faly insured
The tenementbouse IN the rear OF No. Az seventh ave
nuc. owned By B. Albright. was also damaged sbost
81 600; insured for 80 100 In the Lenox Company.
Tindei A. Brown &. G. Mattisou, H. MUnmel ].
Fraser C. Young 2. Kennou, snd A. Rubenstein, ten
ants lose collectively $500 Rubentcn Is Insured fdx
$500 in the Continental Company. Mossrs harrison
Bradford steel pen manufacturer No. l36 West rhr'
y.seyeath street. lose $50 on stock. The building
also damaged about 800. The fire originated near Q
furnace on the third floor OF No us. in the rear.
FIRE IN a WATER PRooP CLOTH FACTORY
Yesterday morning about 5! o'clock, ere broke cut "a
.hc mandatory Of the American Waier.Proof CiotA
Company. in Ninth street. near North Second. Brook
w. X. d. The stock and building was damaged TO TIE
mount OF about COO loss covered by insurance. Iho
New York Office is at No Barclay street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
ARMY RADICALIssI.

The 81. LoRis Democrat Of the 18th contained
an interesting account of celebration in that
city on the 10th, of the battle and victory of
Pea Ridge, whence we quote as follows:
Gen. Mcneil responded. and in the course OF his
remarks said that hereafter tho elective franchise should
be- extended TO all who light for the country, without
regard 10 nationality or color Gens Gray and Rose
among US who in the hour Of ito countrys peril took
out their exemption papers on the plea oil "!snnge
should be allowed 10 cast vote 9, any election
Gem kCsSS;T, sal! h @ e9ssa MS y TS,. naS
you that ho thought thai every black man who fought
for the country sbouh have votes NJ DO leo do l.
He said ho had black man as his servant Samuel
MARSHALL who had bis freedom ~ lighting for tho
country nj Fort bonltis 10 South Carolinn. 80 We
have the oIamp. Of the South Itself In freeing slaves
who fight for tho country. Gen Ioseerars gave his
views OF rccoaGtruct.on OF the Unior lie said that
whenever State passes al act renorncipg its nlegl.
~ the Goscrbmonk ws are obliged to recognize II
as tho net Of tho Sstethh u mas sedlcated-and no
two hundred In soah State oan act for tho whole
The people still remain otPens o the United States
and 10 be governed a. oitirens Of Territory until
there Is loyal population sufficient 10 form state and
DO readmltd into the Union. am not n FAVOR 81 a
osarol depo,r but OF TIE unity OF the nation aud tho
maintenance " tho General Government. When u
citizen wants to expatae himself ho can do so by the
consent Of the sovereign. want Congress TO pass an
act 10 allow any citizen 10 eIpa,rta,e himself and to
declare Its assent 10 suoh sKpariaton. such citizen
never more TO vote until re-BatarsliEed."
Tho General spoke In glowing terms .! the conduct OIL
the Missouri troops In the Army OF tho Cumberland
frequently appealing 10 Col Conrad and other officers
to verify his statements. Tho Army Of tho Cumberland
crossed the Aps OF Tennessee, but did not find the
river Po the fertile plains Of Italy u byouac upon
Previous TO the battle OF ChictGmauga. he teegraphed
10 Gen. Hallcck TO know whether any portion OF the
Rebel Army VI Virginia had been sent southwark and
Cen Haeck replied that no troops cf L,ss Army had
been in that direction erespt Jsn reg inents for
C4ari,ston (Cries OF Shame! Shamol from the
officers In consequence OF ths faso Information the
Of A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

The Metropolitan Record is commended 70
public favor as "A Catholic Family Paper,
and is supported in good part out Of the treas
ury Of our City through the favor of her Com
mon Council. 1t must be deemed capital read
ing in jeff Davis's family, but not in that Of
any loyal citizen. Here ia specimen Of its
editorials from this weeks issue:
THE ADDRESS OF TIE tREDELl LEGISLATURE or
VIRGINIA..
We recommend 10 the earnest consideration Of those
who stl suppose the South DO conquered tho co-
guent and thrilling address OF the General Assembly Of
Virginia that grand and gallant old the
mother OF States md Of statesmen the birthplace OF
Washington. Of Lee and Of Jackson. The defiant tone
In which treats Of the efforts 10 ensave the people Of
the South and tho eloquent language Of denunciaton
in which 1t refers 10 the barbaous system Of warfare
pursued BY the minions Of the Washington despo will
meet with echo in the heart Of every who loves
Igstee and hates oppression. We trust In God We shall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Latest Der China.
ITyEHrOOi.. March /.


The three pirates OF the schooner j. l.. Cerity,
under arrest at Liverpool have been further remande
the magistrate requiring further information before
giving Judgment.
disastrous food has occurred at Sheffield. caused
by the bursting Of a reservoir. Many lives were lost
The steamship Africa, from New.York, arrived oos
on the 18th.
The ship Lucy Thompson from New-York for Liver
pool was abandoned February 30 with SIX feet oil w.
ter In the hold. The crew was saved.
LONDON March l3.-The Archduke Maximilsr mas
arrived at London.
PARIs March l3-The Memorial Di7lcrsc'iq.s sayr
the treaty regulating the questions OF the French occa
patton and the Mexican debts 20 France, have Deel %
pared BY Macmillan ard Napoleon The poi'ies
programme has been agreed upon.
The Mexican prisoners in France have given Ii u$S
adhesion 70 Macmillan.
LATEST MARKETS.
LryKRpooL 12th-E'enng -CoIyoS sesdy sm -. ~
changed; saes today 5000 bales Tho isles 10 spccns'
aud exporters were 100 bales.
BREApsruyys dull and steady.
Provisions quiet aud steady
PRODUcg steady.
CoysoLS for money. Oh d9ls .,.u....,
Erie Shares 65 9t6i Illinois Central Strip
TAyRR March lo-CorToS-An Qualities have In -
declined Sales for the week 5000 bales tres osdaae '-
bas. 3.1f. Stock In port 81, 900 bsles.
The Paris Bourse on the 18th was hrn. Rertes, ooI w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Ohio Democratic Convention.

CoLUMBUS, Ohio, Wednesdny March y, I6Df.
The Democratic State Convention me- hero
today aud organized BY the election Of George Rex as
Presdnt aer considerable confusion and squabbling
by Vahndigham men,
The following delegates TO the National Convention
were lectcd: Il. NJ. Allen. Geo. Pendleion. Allen o.
Thomson. Rufus Z. Ramsey; ell votes were cast by
Vaasiigha men. and 2l3 votes were necessary to %
choice
Geo f. Pugh and Thos W. BARLEY were chosen
Scnatrial Electors on Presidential ticket
Resolutions were adopted opposing the prosecution OF
tho wa for subugaion that the mob spirit that Is now
abros il the result of the violation Of the Constitution
by th(pary in power; that the tyranny Of the present
Administration has sown the seeds. and we are now
reapg tho harvest of crime.
Ihfollowing nominations were made for State OFF,
csra, " w ARMSTRONG Secretary Of State; Judge r.
Van lump Supreme judge M; 2. Whitley OF Han
cock ir the short tcrm L. d. Critchfeld Attorney
Cone,l w, S V, Prontiss Controller OF Treasury
A. s. ramsey and H. s Barney School commissioners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
From Sam Francisco.

SAs FRAScIsco, Tuesday, Mafoh@ 1854.
Money unusually stringent. Atlantic Gun.
rency exchange at the rate of 5o3J premium On 81
in New. York
The markets are generally quiet. Coel (Anthraoit1
declined to SIS Spices mostly bough. on Eastern e
WHISKY 81. Pure Spirits. 81 05. Pork dull Crusha
Sugar dull. Refined selling at l5c. Commercial ~
viewers for the daily press anticipate an excessive sup
ply Of Sugars during the season. and Say the Refinery
bas 600 600 pounds now on hand with 1900 ons ~,
pected from Manila Three hundred barrels are ~
fined daily, The new German refinery win oomrnesee
operation next Fall with daily capacity Of "
larre.g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
The War in tho soath.We.t.

NAsHynLy, Wednesday March q, 1884.
Rumors are a2oat of the capture Of three d
our trains at War Trace, but they are grOundIess.
Gen Sherman arrived here tonight
CAVE CRY, KY. wednesday, March q, 1861
Col. Wethcrford Of Gen. Hobson's command has a,
tured the Rebel Major Henry S. wenkerain and u
Rebel Copt. Smith.
Trustworthy information from wctherford rcposh
that Ferguson sas killed in tie recent fight with Cd
Stokes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
Call for "a Union State Convention.

Special Dspa,ch to Then. Y. Tribune.
ALBANY Wednesday, March %, 1864.
The Union State Committee met here this
p. IN. Trey have issued call for State Convention
Syracuse May % TO be composed OF three delegates
from Assembly District to select delegates to the
Natona Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
HOTEL ARRIvALs.-Goy. Curtin, who Is 81

HOTBL ARRIVALS.-UOV. CUrtIHi "Ho
the Metropolitan Hotel. will leave for Harrsors :"
day.
Gen. jas. H. Ledlie, o. S. A.; Capt. Jewett LencSu'
c. A. Winsor IT, y n. Samuel Towrsend aao is,JSy'
Yicksburg and Thos, Morgan and isay' rAiAa1'a
are at the St Nicholas Hotel .,a
Com. j. b. Brighton. Leat. Con. T. G. Hama a ~.
Capt VIM b. Eaton U. $. N; y B. and Y. L. 800 -
Kalamazoo; 4. II. Eaton Detroit and Barae' fao''
New.York are at the Metropolitan Hotel ,,.
The Hon G. &. Myers Ogdsnsburgh; Col BonlA. ~
Harris. 9th Maine ye,s. and John Stryker. homs Nv
at the Astor House. -. p.~.Ss
Mrs. Gen Keyes Sc, Washington. and Capt. pIoosJ
Steamship City OF Washington. are ct the Ases"'
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

SALE oP BooKs.-Last evening J. y. Cooley
commenced the sale Of choice and valuable collection
Of books at the trade ssesrooms No. 49s broadway.
The catalogue embraces Audubons great works--the
Birds of America, original edition, with 800 coored
Illustrations Audubon's Quadrupeds DOrbygny's
Natural History. Meyers British Birds. Boydells
Shnkesp eare. Abbottsiord Gallery. &c. The sale was
we'd attended mostly by Dealers aad good Prisea wesr
realized
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Tho Nsvsjee War K.AsA.
DRNvEg CRY. WednesdaY. Mspuk .

DENVER CrrY. Wednesday, March "A ia,
Santa Fe papers report largo public me.a;...
in various parts Of Mexico. vndicatins Gen 49,
ton against calumnies in certain Ncw.Yori man,.
Kit Carson was at Santa Fe In excellent bss,s,
campaign against the Eaysjoes had ended ~.
5000 Indians had been captured and submit a ~.
placed on the reservation established by Cen Gala,
party OF sixty influential Mexloans LEFT the Co..
country with Navajoe woman as guide who ,.,,-ses
that her people find gold so plenty that t,sv ~.
bullets of it. -
The Santa FL Gazette contains long editors, .v,,...
ing the conflict between Gen. Carleton and 49,
Knapp. So serious has the matter become a.. ~.
Supreme Court is not held
Santa F6 dates to the 9th, Albuouerous 4.
the 23d, Mesilla TO the GOTH and Tucaon ~;f 49, -
the 18th ult., have boon received. The santa TS -
Albuquerque papers contain but little OF ints,ns.
party Of citizens and soldiers went out from Po.s r.
on an Indian hunt o. week or two since, and IN
tg I'VE among them the noted war chief Degsds
visited FL Paso. Mexico where magnificent ,acs.s
party was given In hs honor. Ths best Of foenc -
to prevail between the people Of the southern terro
and those Of Mexico and OF course the lorna, 49,.
deep interest In tho progress of French inyas,on
KANSAS CETr. March 2, 1884.
The Santa re mail has arrived. II was A..
Iayed three days by terrible snow.storm on ira pa
con mountains. New Mexico.
News was received on the 9Th that an erplorrv ,..
had started for the Navajo Country under the r-1
ance OF q captive Indian woman who offered 70 srSs
them to place where gold was abundant 800
The Eavajos were coming in by the thousands "a
settling the reservation.
There is prospect of the tribe becoming parmasa.A
~ and peacefully located.
Meetings have been held in New.Mexjco indo,x..
Gen. Carlton who has been assaed BY Eastern psoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

DISPATCHES FROM GEN. GnLaoRs-ms'o'
John Hay bearer Of dispatches from 6en' u,un'Is
the President. arrived in this city nom f'oiioA
Eday morning and proceeded to washington
| evening traiu. rHt |
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
From Cha,sanooga-A Railroad Accident.
LOUISVILLE, Tuesday March %. 1864

Lastnght's train hence to Nashville collided
at ocbck this morning at Tunnel Hin with hospital
train bnd northward. causing smashup Of cars, but
njurin, none Of the passengers seriously.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
The Onera In Eostsn.

Bosrox Wednesday. March g. 1854.
Maretzek's second season of opera in Bossoa.
"a quite as successful a. the first ATTRACTING very ~
and appreciatiye audiences. The debut OF MIS- lAse
Harris Lucia. was among the most interesting e,es3
Of the entire season. She achieved great triumph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24
The Canadian Ministry.

MONTREAL, Wednesday, March q, 1874.
Tho Canadian Ministry has not yet been
formed Furguson Blair having failed to reconstrace
Mr. Cartier the leader OF the opposition has been -
for by the Governor 1t is generally believed that 10
,ril Srrcced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-24

The Union State Convention OF New York,
to select delegates TO the National Convention,
is to be held at Syracuse on the 18th Of May.
Each Assembly district will be entitled TO three
dele0ates
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The Weather mt Halifax.

HALIFAX. wednesday. March %, 1864.
A heavy northeast gale has preyailed all
iay filth snow, Il Is fearful Night
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To Corre.pondrr,s.

40 notice csn be taken Of Anonymous Commanicaions
Whatever is intended for insertion must be
BY the name and address OF the wiitenct necessarily iof
publication. but ss guaranty for his good hlth'
We caact undertake 70 return rejected
All bushes letters this Office should be addressed TO IHs
TRIgUSR" kew-York.