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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

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g What eolorsd sibbes is'mest fashion.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28
dbe Kansas Chief.

soL. KILLER, ..... EDITOR.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

osea6isssios msst eeS&osm te sAsreqaifs-
ments of General Orders No. ITO. current
series. from Adjutsnt Gsasral's Of6cs.
All officers to be commissioned on your
Gen. Blunt's) nomination.
All mustsrs into tho service will be
m.ds by the United States mastering
officer for the State. and in accordsncs
with Par. Sc, Revised mastering Rsguls-
lions.
Reeruitins Lieutensnts will be appoint
Cd uniss Gspersl Orders 10. IS. Of 1852.
from the War Depsrtmsnt. 20 soon ..
tbs sppointnents have been issued. The
nsmes Of ihs officers nist bs reported to
this Office - ~
! am. Gen.. your obed't s.rv't.
JAMES B. Far.
nG---l-1 nI
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

And what followed ? By degrees the
claims of the State were allowed. and
when at last. that terrible raid. which
laid waste so wildly and bloodiiy the city
OF Lawrence. had occurred. every bone
policy that in you behalf / had advocated
was recognized aud SLOWED.
Ipresent you With simple facts. and do
they not concentrate in this one point:
tbst nearly sll our troubles. that Desriy
all the loss Of life and Of property which
have afflicted "a. that nearly oil that law
Ieseness and decentralization which glooms
10 large portion Of eur social and po-
|itical life, arise and have risen chiefly. II
DO. wholly, from the nsurpation Of power
by one man. ofhis forcing every iaiiu.oes' fh q
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

I protested. I declared to the suthori-
ties 1t Washington thst while l held the
Office l did. / wonld never submit to such
. violation of custom and Of Law.
| This protest caused . modification Of
the Offensive order % follows:
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-07-28

ss7o15 - "a 7ts-s ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-27
An Embarrassed Administration.

|The present administration is more 'em
arrassed' than any that ever existed.
III YOU vote against the Abolition ticket,
Du embarrass the administration.
pa you SPEAK lightly of the negro, you
nbarrass the administration.
4 II you attempt 10 steal fortune from
Pc government, you embarrass the ad.
ninistration.
you dou't cheat the soldiers, you EN-.
ctrass the administration.
Pa you suggest that Abe Lincoln and
ds party are incompetent TO administer
ne affairs of the government, and bring
he war to a close, you embarrass the ad-
pa you don't suggest that idea, why, you
hbarrass tie administration.
III you are the victim of an Abolition
|rger, as were the World and Journal Of
bnmerce, you embarrass the administra-
on'
|lf you amt as per the Inland telegraph
>npany, you embarrass the administra-
bn.
|lfyou are in favor of the Constitution
hd the Union as it was, you embGrrass
De administration.
|lG you don't believe Abraham ought to
Reelected, you embarrass the admins
Rtion.
~ you think for yourself, you embarrass
3 administration.
~ you believe in the doctrine laid down
The trainers of the Government, you
obarrass the administration.
" YOU speak favorably offormer admin
nations, you embarrass the administra-
" you are in favor of rights given to
pens under the habeas corpus, you em-
Tass the administration.
you believe in free speech and free
5, you embarrass the administration.
you say the war is prosecuted for the
pose OF emancipating the negro, you
arrass the administration.
you oppose miscegenaton, YOU en-
fass the administration.
fact, everything you do or say that
Id favor return TO the people of the
pr his eXeellency nsurped, embarrass-
he administration.
hny disloyal men, not having the fears
braham and his bastiles before their
say that the ignorance, stupidity,
dy and cotton contracts, etc, which
on it, are really the most serious
which embarrass the administra-
II is also stated oonGdentially, that
cleveland convention has greatly
ened the administration, and caused
question its favorite doctrine, the di-
Fight of kings to rule the country.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-27
o ri0inal 4oetrr.
For the Repu blican.l
MY HOsfsS

pi W. W. WAsHBURN.
The thoughts Of home recalls to mind
My youthful days gone past;
heviyes those Joyous scenes defined,
Green spots on memory's waste"
And glancing one reflective look,
Athwart my older years,
longing, lingering gaze / took,
On ehildhoOd's joys and tears.
viewed again, and fancied real
Those ecenes / saw when young:
AS thought unwrapped, ah to my veal,
The mystery round me hung,
seemed to hear the laugh Joy
Ring out upon the breeze.
That escaped me when little boy
OF thoughtess idle ways.
And whom liFo's darkcned surge rcoodos
It's waves OF dotted years,
lcould recall my boyish deeds,
rs one by one appears.
viewed the place where once strollod,
As free from manhood 3 cares,
As tho birds which then carolled
Their morn and ey'ning prayers.
Wild was our childish shouts that rang
Along the beauteous glen,
Harmonious with the song twas sang.
By Lizzie now and thon.
Eut when l mention Lizzie's name,
Ny heart grows cad and chill;
Tor though she lives in mem'ryis flame,
She sleeps upon the hill,
still have sisters Whom'I pray
May live to love me yet
But sad remembrapce brings back day,
That l shall neer forget.
The forest birds with ponsive notes.
Her solemn requiem sing;
And while DER her gra We the Zephyrs aoat
May still these dirges ring.
Enchanting vale long once more,
To ramble in thy bowers
Or stroll along tho streamlet shore.
An pluck the fairest flowers.
There Whitmore's limpid waters p,ido
Down through your bosom fnir,
Whose murmurs ever seemed to chido
Ny daily reyels there.
Ny thoughts were light, when could trip
Across the verdant grove,
And in my playmats's hands I'd sNp
Some fairy gift of love.
And yet, oh, strange that I should roam
Down liies meandcring tide,
Ne.or turning back unto my homo
Where my dearest friends reside.
within my broas! strange feelings burn,
Which thoughts of home impart;
Ard cen those feelings-I would scorn
10 drive them from my heart;
For time will lead me back again,
And l will gladly greet
Those friends for whom still retain,
A longing hope to meet.
TOWARD, Pa. July Sth 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-27
CONGRESSIONAL ADDRESS.

lou have not. ms coed Patriots should do st,d;o,
~, me public good, but your particular ends;
"a aol,Dus among yourselves, pr.terriny such
40 ~, cWceS and DONORS, as ne'er reud
! ahe elements Of saring policy
~ Dor DEEPLY SKILLED IN ALL THE PRINCIPLES
THAT USHER TO DESTRUCTION.
-3fmoieoa to the Citizens of S,roc,so
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-27

''LoYAL" APrEAL pIsREdARDED.-Col.
Thomas, who is raising regiment
liladelphia, made an appeal to the
p League of that city, in these words:
pn't ask others to go, cut came your
those loyal papers, the Press and
american, refused to publish his nd
Tor fear of hurting the tender sensi-
OF The Leaguers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-27

4 what a tangled web we weave
men hrst We practice to deceive
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-27

But subject which requires particular
notice, is the employment of negro troops
in the war. An act of Congress, passed
the l7th day of July, 1862, authorized the
President 'to receive into the service OF
the United States for the purpose of con-
s!ructiDg intrenchments, or performing
camp service, or any other labor, or any
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1864-07-27
NEW SERIES-VOL. V.-NO. 9.

States to supply them, organizing them
INTO companies and regiments, and ap.
pointing their officers, were uuquestiana.
ole, as was also the power of the States to
select those troops which they we're to
contribute, by draft or lot
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
Pnaarnpcra ArriIed

n dir Corns'ig' Gyiaaog, from LOndoH-cspt smy,h
Mn, Philips and four children j. h. Hornes Edwd Dallng
Jo, PlknSo lady and three children w II Wilton, J.
Longvlle, g. ROBBERS and lady WIN. Tubb., NJ Lambeth
Mis-. Barker, Mrs Watson, Mi.s NJ. A. Andrews Miss
r. Jackson. Mics Annie Boysy, Miss Ellen jasper Mice Maria
Buu Miss Jane Reed, Mise Emma Enyile, Misc Alice Cat
tie, Miss Mary sherman. - . ,
IN steam aHsporf te,iern Me'r5pg!' from Hon Head
Capt y A. Butts C. ~ Smith 4. Dswndt, Adj. Charles
Given Lou Randall J. ~ Robinson, NJ J. Higgins, J. ~
Ballard Chss. Hnckley T. b. Wheat c. schol ~ stone
y. Roam all Il &. D. N Assist, Surgeon j. v DE Grss.e
Surgeon Kushan Wu. Stewart u. s. ~, J. ~ Mcclure, W.
y Bar, and 200 H. the ste.Tase.
IN ship Piyn0uh Rock, from L0ndoa-John Blowers and
lsay Adoph knutson, Chs.. Ro,siter.
H. ty-e iis,a from N1isaH--Wni IT, Eliot John 5. Hep
burn, Martin CuTraut, Wm. 0avillrt. -
Ia sfeaN,.ip Erc,son from Eep Oydn, and Key Wat
T. T.. Mcdonald. J. D. Kiny.lsnd.C Lennen Rcv L.
Li,eTmore CAPT Hatch. Rev h. s Chubbuck Dr. J. Club
buck Lieut Rnlon Vim. Wood h. u. Husc, u. s. n: " H.
Blinn o. s. }. Bennett, u. s. ~ j. s. Gaine, u y ~
Dr H. Aokoy U 3 ~ Geo. r. Harrison irel Cutler, and 81
In tho sterfage
IN .saziip yirciai1 from Lirerpool Grd Queen.totcn
g Symbos.i and lady NJ Wacsl Edw hsTyct Thomas
Keash h. fsuvo1ies NJ Fruhauf w J. Carr, John knrr,
M and lady 1ho CLARK, Lucy Boreaiord, El1sbeh
P6sTce "a. A. Michel, i. s.brsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
TuEspAY. April Pr. ".


Gold has taken another upward turn, and has
cold at l75 closing at I74 The highest point paid in
1868 was lT2t. on the 24th Of February The recent
afge issues Of Five p cent Notes fully explain the ad-
sanoe and no Improvement can be expected until the
Government depends wholly upon the sale of bonds,
and produces contraction in the volume OF currency
Stocks on the street we're steady. Erie l26, al2C
Michigan Central l55. At the Stock Exchange Govern.
nent Bonds were stronger. Coupon y cent 1881,
50ll5i Registered p cent 1881. lli, $50 Coupons,
tl3tSlI3i; 1905 April mama; August ll20ll2l.
States Stocks strong; Missouri 7Ii ans; Canton Co..
S3i6Tf Delaware and Hudson, 255l 025i; Pennsylya.
mia Coal 233a235; Central Coal. s2Qs4; Cumberland
Goal s3i0s4; Quicksilver Mining Co., s5i n ssh Pacific
Mail e29i d23O; Central American Transit Co.. 56l %
81, New.York Central l433al43i; Erie. l26i al26l
Erie Preferred. llli0ll2; Hudson River, 57lal5s;
Harlem, I770leO. Government Stocks continue firm.
The Gs Of 1891 are quoted ll5 and 52os ia prices
which will give vitality TO the sales OF l0-i0s.
These Bonds now the cheapest OF the Government
obligations and most entitled TO public support They
pay more income than any State other local property
sold at the Exchange and profits can be pat into them
With confidence by the OF $50 in currency as
well as by parties counting their capital BY millions.
The sales OF 0f0s to-day were larges5j 800 by the Isl
National which also paid TO the Treasury $500 O0
At the Second Board prices were lower for most of the
Railway Shares; Illinois Central, Pittsburgh and Fort
Wayne and Cleveland and Pittsburgh were exceptions
Snd higher. Harlem sold at l75 and 1t is understood
chat large amonnt OF sellers options have been settled
privately Canton steady at 74 and ia passing into
new and strong hands. Gold Stocks steady and foI
mines in operation fun prices paid. The closing
prices were God, i74i; Eew.York Central, 1895
Erie, le6i; Erie Preferred, ii2 Hudson River l57;
Harlem, i7ij Reading l6ii, Michigan Central. l5js
Michigan Southern. il6i Michigan sorttern Guaran-
seed 1884,; Illinois Cential, ii3i Pittsburgh. 1894
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
AIIwAr EAnrISns I1rsr NsRK IN Aprr-
for the nast and preYlOns week:
tAdVertisementl
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NgW-Y0nK.
No WaIfftrect. n Y

Designated Depoh.ory and seal Agent Of United States
NATIONAL 1910 FIVE PER CENT LOAN.
By instructions from tho Secretary Of the Treasury dated
Msreh &C. 1885, thi, Bank viii receive subscriptions for the
National 90 Five Per Cent Loan in coupon bonds regis
tered certifca,e redeensbe acr ten and payable forty
wears from date In con and viii allow to banks bankeI
broker, the usual commission O eighth O.ono per cent,
Tbis Loan bears gold interest, payable sensnnus1y, on
coupon and registered bonds Of 500 and over aud annually
on bonds Of the denominations Of 20 and 100 dollsr
In nsubsrbing parties are requested pay the accrued
tere,s from the rst Of March the day Of subsGpti0n h
coin OF in currency oadlng fifty per cent premium.
TIE interest is Loen is payable on tho frsi days
March and September in each year The semi annbal
pens are payable at those dates and the annual coupons the
$50 and 800 bonds ere peysbe on The first Of March.
The Secretary Of tie Treasury closes his instructions in The
following words;
On the above erm. the First National Bank Of the City
Of New ork Of which you President authorized to re-
that is o1eionson tho most energetic and active employ
msh men, o. Which great reliance is Paesdw o1 attended
IS p CHASE Secretary Of the Treasury.
" To s. o. IHokPsos, esq., President"
The coupon bond, will be ready for delivery carly In april
and registered bonds about the first Of May
Remittance, may be made In Legal Tender notes National
Bank notes or in drA tc par in this city sddres'sd
JAMES CuhPnYY, Cashier Fi1s, National Bank.
New York, March 20, 1864 New.Yori.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
Frived.

Russ.sn steam rssle Csiiba capt. Bou'akog Hampton
ga, fon y T. obliged hesy. ship 700 under close
rceed ma 'opssi foreopma ayssi sud rceird ,panLer
ate. ,re 80 ne. north Of Ha;,egss April 9, Absecom
bcsns y W. by u " ~ miles, durnga heavy y H. gaze
fr in On shp Gar Loud for New York dianastsi
her IN tow 10Th, M, blowing very heavy parted
both iawfe sud i conns thick. lost 'sht OF her.
ste,n.AP Virginia (r), Grace, Liverpool March %, and
Quecutown 2ot mdic sud s5i pass. to Villains Guion
sl.smfip KeSar IBr Muir Liverpool March a. vi.
oueenown 2ath, and Halifax lsh inst, id'e and l7s pass
Steamship Ericsson Lowber. New.oresn' via Key West
Steamer Western Metropolis. ~. s. tsn,porl, Hilton, Hi
tor Heed 70 hours pssa aud L. s malls to u A'sis Guar
ship car of Greenocl Bride London 27 DAYS. md,e 20
Thos Inhh Had very heavy r. and " =. gales tho entire
psanso april D. 80 miles 5. OF Nsntuckot Shoals, took
carried away fore and usnopmasts by the esp, with
head stove decAs lost boat, part Of r4 1e and
by RussAn fsA,e O.abs Capt BoutaioG irom Hemp
ton Kosd of N.NNoIi who towed until morning " the
wss sken n tow By .eeng Northerner Capt Hazard and
bfol sht up this city Ap LOT, 80 49, Ion a. spoke sehr
slip Cspysn Lswlsr Liverpool Mereh 2, mjse. and %
Slip r. 4. Hier. stewart Liverpool March ., mdie. and
407 pass Smith Duruns March 26 lat ID. lon a. -,
several large icebor snd large qusne, Of held lee
March H. a' 50 3D. Ion - 30 spoke Russian bark Selma lS
dayf ioHi New.Yors Tor Falmouth, lor orders. -, .
Slip Cornelius G.nne Spencer London anl Isle Of Wigh.
MaIen - Nsih Logan boz fell from the manysrd oyeE.
board and drowned March % Frank Dennson arpen'
ter died rom disease Of the heart March % Aerr Brown
seaman while dorsnged jumped overheard and was drowned
Apul 3 the hip struck Five Faihom Bank anchored on
tho bank and assisted on by the steamer Saxon Aier
.hpprg the chain, the weather yory tcl snd strong gale
blowing from ~ T. al the time. aud had no obser,.aon ivr
three dsys Suce have had continuation OF ~ ~ r. winds,
blowing heavy. Aprll TO- compelled 10 haul OF shore
during severe gale from f. 5. 2.
Ship Plymouth Rock Grant, London March 22 mdse and
t4j steersge pass to UTnnell Minurn l. Go.
Bark AnsVoca (Br Western, Bristol, Eng ~ days, rail-
r0sd iron 10 Afka Tuna 20. Has Lad heavy weather
Bsrk Dipach, Hariott, Tampico 20 days to Darrell n
Nash. EJpeenced heavy weather tho entie passage and
north Of iaeras split sails &c Lat - 90 lon
y 81 Gpke br, Rio Grsnde days out from Csrenss for
baltimore Arr lat 81 no. Ion. a H. spoke Br brig HaT
riet Cenuegos for Eewlork II days out with sails
split, &c. -
Brig Arls (Br) Bode, Nassau N r., 81 days, cotton 70
Deus Co. April 3 Ia sight Of the Highlands but took
fae dry south lat - 90 since which
dine had heavy n. r. winds split and lost salls
sehr AImSdllo, -, Now Bedford, OIL Ac to Ferguson
Wood
schr. Hannibal, -, Newport
rfg The ship reported below the Wizard King, anchored
Is miles T. r. OF the Highlands Is error The shp CIsg
was anchored there, and was mistaken Tor her.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
Travellers, Euide.

To Albany by Hudson r. r., % Warenst... ..7 10
g. M and 81 g. and 0:+0 .. m Sunday train'.. 3Iap m
To Albany by Harlem II. r.. lothst ith'ay.IOa IN.
end l2j p m Sunday train. in......;:..:.....; $40 m
To Baltimore, by tho Sew-Jerssy H. H., 100. OF
CouTtlandt-st.. o aud 10 q m. y 2. m, and IL =,
midnight--Snndey. p IN
To Boston, by New-London line Pier 80 N X,
Stoninrton line Pier l8, n. H., and Fail River
line Pier g. ~ r.. daily Sunday eIceptedl l.;.. p m
To Boson by New-Hsyen RR., via Springfield
27h.s.. and fhev. a. M ana y IN
To Boston by New Haven Rh zithst aud an
ay via Shore Line.......Rt ahdG p N sunday sp' M
To Buffalo, by Erie RR.. loo. OF Chalnbers,
y
To Yaphsnk Isp, Fire Island. and other resorts
on Long 1riard by J.. l. Railroad from james
Slip snd TOO. Of 9Th st., p, Rl,...:.sa M and p M
To the West BY fenhsylvanis Central Railroad
foot Of Courtlandtst.. "a. III. and and p ui
Sunday tram. y HA
TO the West by Central Rsiiroad of New.Jersey,
foot Of Couraudt a. m. IL m aud p m
To Philadelphia by New.Jersey Railroad. foot of
Courtlands.. =, and lGa M, IL M, 4 and b. p.
M. and u midnight, Sunday. 6p NJ
TO philadelphia by Camden snd Amboy Kairoed.
Pier 26 r. r. foot OF Barclay s...,....'s a. M p m
To Washington by New-Jersey n. r.. foot OF Court
IGndt.st., and 10 a. m. y p. m, aud ~ midnight
Sunday
For further information in regard to Railroad Ime iaoe'
see advertisements in another part OF this paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
nIurkes-c.nrrulLr REPORTED ron TnnN ;TnIpysa.

TUESDAY April IL, 1904.
AsHfS1he rsrke steady, the receipts and stock arc
Pots, ard no % fof Pearls
COTrOS-There has been a decided Improvement In the
deinaud TO dey, both from speeor and sDusciufeTs and
prices lave advanced ld2e b closing very fog tt ~ Qge
icr Middl!ugs Sales Of nearly 400 bales.
COftEEThe market quiet for all kinds but very strong,
and with tho odysnce Ia God hoders ae derctndg higher
prices Prime lots Of Rio hold 45c. We have onJ 20
sales OF 40 bags ST. Domingo at ic Che stock in New
York is about q 60 bags all kinds
CHlCCORf-since last report the densnd has been
active the trade buying freely ln previous prices which
arc urheT strengthened BY the advance IA Gold We quote
Prime Ocmsn GTanuaed at l6alCf and do. Dutch do o.
lfui5lc Root 10 strong at epelc.
CHEMICALS hlner ard in demand; sales Of 100 lns
Sodl Ash 81 4l95c 81 tuns Sci Soda e 81 00 81 loo
kegs BiCarbonate Soda al 7.c. snd'lOo Cooks Bleaching
Powders ut 7c
COPPERRsGned Iusol Is ia good demand and the ms'ke'
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
COURT CALENDAR-Tnu DAT.
SUpRF,iE CoURT

SUPRENE CoURT-CIRCUIr.-p I-Oyer and
TernlnerAdjoumed to Thursday. Part II-Nos 1874 Sol,
1925 ll5s l4, 07, ITO, 1880 g. 1900 1870 1901 40
66 l206. l6a, 1876 834 ~, 1896. Part IIi-Nos 40 68
90 az 4I l22s 1889 iso9 619 ls4s 1885, 1883, l6i7, 49,
1871, 1851, gJl, lJll 7l9 s3.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TKRM-Demurrer-
No. To- OF law and fset-Nos 20 49, 2ai sa 29s
257, ?g8 2ga 2g 2t2, 29J
SUPERIoR COURT.-Part l.-Nos. J8l5, 1917,
3lSs, aJT. 1851, .a 80 J5, 34 334J s9t5 38l7, 38i0
1851, 353. Part lINos 25s 7i15 10 2S9l 32o2 1888
331, 5ti, Ga. 9i5' 29's 3s1t- liza. .s1 5l0 iS22
COURT or COMMON As;--Calondars for both
brsnohos upehsnseJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. .APRIL II.
Cleared.

s,ssn,hip-Heela (Br) McAulsy. Liverpool
stcAners-rTiton, Young Prov .dsace, John H. Bsconi
Jclerh rhue Thompson, Cuudia bali,n'o5o.
BaIk-John Fyfe, Weaver, OlOgow.
Bhs-Frsds (oldsnlg }, Monriih, Bordeau1
Sckoourrs-ilefo, Kenny Salem, ". W. Ropes TO joe
r. Pot,s robbins. New Haven D!adem tbr Rr~lns Char
o'tstosn, r. T. houpsrel lBrl Angus, CORVALLIS Ms.
Ot's. Levi. Bofuu. -
so.Isiaons, lluu. Hull, Providence, L. Kenny; Ida E.
Vail Val Cromwell, Ct.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
Mails Close at the Post-Omce

For Europe, by steamer Hiberusn Friday Apr 10 p "a
For Cuba snfthe West Indies, by steamer Roam
oks, Wednesday, April llJ.................'.'. p m
Ocean Queen wednesday April 10. .........:.. lot m
For New Orleans, by steamer George Cromwell :,
Wednesday April l3: HP n
For California, Oregon. Washington Territory, and
eH. L. IN. and ~ p. m
No-fh-tIbanv RuaaIo and Canadas..5 III. aud 81 p
Yor,b and Wcst Wrv Mail ...... ........... D. III
Western Mail via Erie Railroad .5a. m. and -
Sou,hsrn and Sontl estorn Mails m AZ 81 and ct m
Pos,err Mail a. ui., "A aud bs
New,ort and n al Rivr p. IA
Tho Long Island Mail closes Q. G. M. ana " IA
Sunday Mails. ON Sunday all mails close atitp IN
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
-. UMrso STATES PATgyr- -oryIcs,

.AN the PETITION Of FREDERICK Nj.
" BUTLER Of Newiosk, y Y, praying for the extension
Of patent granted 10 hm, the I'D day OF July 1870 Tor an
expiration Of said patent which takes plsce on the twenty
second day Of July, 1884,
n is ordered that the said petition be hesrd a. The Potent
Office on MONDAY the lh day Of July next ut ~ o'clock
IN aud ali persons notified to appear and show cause
have why said petition ought not to DC srantsi
Persons opposing the eIenson required TO ME in the
Office their objections specially set forth Ia writing at
fled by either party be used the said heating ninst be
taken and transmitted 10 accordance with tic rules OF the
Office which will be furnished application.
The testimony the viii be closed on the Zh day OF
June nex deposltons and ohes papers relied upon AZ Tee
mon must BE- filed tho ofco before the morning OF
that lay the arguments II any within ten days thereafter
Ordered also that this be Published In The Chronicle
Washington d. c. and Tribune, New.York, n. y. 4
week FOR three successive weeks the 6r Of said plblcaons
to be at least sixty days previous TO the day Of hearing
u. 2. HOLLOWAY COaaais.i0neT Of Patents.
AMI iaxgwW
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
Nsasfcrn, &c.
IsAsrgns ON rnH JKRsEr oDAsr.

Cores ndeaoe Of The N. y Tribune
TvsxERroS, n. j., April 10, 1864
Tie bark Ame Capt John Jeukins, from Denarara
ashore about daybreak hla morning. during fog Long
Beach, about 10 mills above Little ES arbor Inlet She has
part OF cargo Of ron sugar &c. AID well up tho beach
This IL the sx squsregged vss.e that has on this
beach within tho lass days w lying within tho space o.
hys ulsa
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13

ITO LET or FOR SALE-The large MAN.
4 sTON suitable for an Academy o. Summer Boarding
ou, at New Hamburg about two miles rom the HUDSON
Ry or The House contains about LOO Moons WIN UutIvtu
Fruit Irse 1t will bs sold tor muc less this 40 yAus. Ap
ply at tho Ess, River Baaa, NO. t9 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
Eeccipf. OF Produce.

APp - Is 100 bbls Flour goO bbl.. Whisky, 900 hhl'
Com Meal l0OJ Dusb Wheat 1900 bush Com zoo - -
Proyon. 80 psgs Land, 30 psg' Butter "a pigs Ashes
200 Pkss Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMISER-A Arm n.-BefoFs
Justice BARNARD. |
TIIR PEWTER MUG MURDER CAsR-E0 JURY. NJ

Ieopih hFt James H. NIXON.
This interesting the special order FOR to-
day but the Cont though e1ts panel of pe jurors was
ordered aat night was unable TO obtain jury In the case and
I'll atoTnment wa. taken TO Thursday There remains but
juror 20 be obtoinsd ATTORNEY General CochIano ap
pesed with tho Asftant District tomey for the pioseea'
ton. Mr Clinton for the defense.