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the purpose Of barter and SALE and am not sorry to

tue putpOse VI pe1tef hHu salo anu not
see check put upon the system that appeared about 10
be inanguratcd In the East which In many cases was
not calculated 10 enhance Tire legitimate purposes OF
bringing the gold from tie bowels of the earth to
disseminate among US.
Much more ! could say on this subject especially a
word in regard to the action of Congress in passing
royalty tax.
believe that no better nor more loyal citizens breathe
than the miners OF Colorado and none more willing to
paw all taxes levied in equality within the States in sup
port Of the Government; and il bohoovos Congress in
their deliberations I'm subject important 10 BIZ
full not to place granddaughter in the way Of extract
ing gold from the mineral veins of great continent
for fear that the burden might be the means OF dcprc
ciatng the amount which would otherwise come into
the Golfers Of the tional Government.
Members Of Congress not well posted in mining
matters they might be. and therefore cautious step
is q wise one.
Believing l have trespassed already on your space.
will say more anon, il acceptable and remain respect.
fully, yours Tnos. GIBSON, late Editor Com
zonveclA and Republican. Colorado Territory.
Nos 4 and Pine strte Nes- York May Z, 1894.
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CRY APPROPRIATION ORprNAyCE.-up 10 =
o'clock Saturday afternoon the Mayor hSu .'o' -
the City General Appropriation ordinance 'nouen ~
believed that he will ax his signature thereto 'oaay
to morrow No payments can he inaae u'i'i' - 'o
been signed. though the Controller mas TAKE" ose'y
pains to give the city officials their Que az the
possible moment. Warrants Tor inc payment ~ ."
salaries for the months Of January fepfuhry HIN '
and April have been prepared but cannot DC gwen out
until the General Appropriation ordinance Lag become
law. In regard 10 the nrrcarages last year. IL 10, We
understand the intention Of the Controller to CONSIDER
tn needs OF the claimant and the business OF her &C.
cclnts and pay accordingly.
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A PLEASANT SCHOOL INSTRUMENTATION
Friday the scholars Of the Brooklya Juvenile HIGH
School under charge Of Misses Dobbn aad Rogers gave
entertainment at the Brooky Academy before
usually large and respectable audience composed Of the
patrons Of the School and the cazens who delight 10
encourage Institutions Of learning and cslturc. The
exercises consisted Of singing, dccamntCn and calls
thcsics. The scholars about 200 in number We're
dressed neatly and with great good taste and by their
behavior and the execution OF their several parts
stream Of applause from the commencement to the end
OF the exhibition.
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CREDIT ON TIE DRAFT ron NAVAL EN-

CREDIT ON TIE DRAFT PoR NAVAL EN-.
LIsrrEErs.-The Solicitor Of the War Department
has givcn the following opinion to credng on the
present and future quotas men enlisted for the naval
service:
Enlstments in the navy should be for three years in
order gain full credits for the next succeeding drafts
but far relates TO the present DRAFT the quota Is
filled If the required number Of men arc enlisted
whether for one, two or three years; and you
empowered by the ninth section Of the statute Of 1864
to make regulations relating to the credits " be given,
recommend that y0u issue Instructions accordingly.
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PROGRESS op VESSELS or WAR.

The vessels Of war now being built at jersey
City progressing finely There are about 400 hands
constantly employed on tine irOn.olads Manhattan, Ma
hopac and the iron donbe-ender Mohongo at the yard
Of the hessrs Secor Tho Manhattan Il already
launched turret up gun carriages being lowered and
about go hands busy upon her deck and Interior
working from sunrise I'll dark get her ready for
tive service Steam viii be got up to-day 10 try her en-
gincs and boilers; the guns will be Get by Friday and
between that time and tie 18th, having made her trial
trip she win 90 TO the NavyYard 10 DO PIT in com
mission Tie Mahopac and Mohongo are on the stocks
The hahopac will be launched at full moon the 2lst,
when the tide viii be very high she will be ready for
launching this week. The Mohongo viii 10 launched
about the LIST Of June.
Tie following are the dimensions Of the vessels:
hafopac 25 feet long a. feet wide and IA feet deep;
the Manhattan tie same tho Mohongo ia rs feet long.
80 feet beam. and IL feet deep The ram Gu the Ma
bopsc is IL feet long and sharp rs knife she Is
counterpart Of the Manhattan, with one exception.
Capt. Ericsson has constructed sounding well the
leadsman standing inside of,the turret and dropping
has line through hole in the bottom Of
tho weasel, and thus attaining the same end
when tho eadsman has his person exposed
in approaching mn oDamy's fertilization 20 IA.
certain the exact depth Of water. The deck of the
vessel ia fastened from the outside and the af Put
on top of that making solid mass OF iron and Wood
together. The iron armor is inches thick. with the
usual wood backing. The tUrr Is finished and will be
put her when launched She viii bo ready " 30 in
commission In about eight weeks from tie time she Ia
launched. The engines, iS.inch cylinder by l6 iachos
stroke In and ready 10 receive the copper pipes and
connections.
The double.ender Mohoago Ia completed with the
exception Of the side wheel houses and coal buAkers
She s an iron vessel The hull Is fastened. plated
riyefed, and caulkcd. The side heels will be sup.
ported by wroughtron beams. Sac is strengthened b.
series Of kesons 10 inches high, runRmg across
the floor u the vessel and kesons running through
the center and bilge. making 100 In ALL 6kelsons run
ON top a these making her bottom very streng. She
will he armed with broadside guns and swivel racd
guns. She is furnished with wntcr-tight bulkhesds
worked with valves from tho deck Ia be filed emp
tied. % rnsc lower her In the water when the for
tune Of naval warfare may render II necessary She Is
TO be supplied with two Of Martins boilers each having
furnaces and super heater boilers for drying steam
Of water viii enable her 10 penetrate the shallow
streams and inles OF the South Her engines are hori
zontsl drectactng W inch cylinder by II feet stroke
they are far advanced and the boilers VIII be ready In
about four weeks.
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xxxvIII,h CONGRESS-. .Fir., Session,
SENATE. .wAsmseros. May 7, 1864.

SENATE. WASHINGTON. May Z, 1864.
The PRLSIpB.T pro tenn. presented the resg-
nation Of the Rev Byron Sunderland. Chaplain.
Mr.. RAMsRY (Un., Mich introduced a bin making
additional grant Of land aid in constructing raii.
road from st Paul to point between Big Stone lake
and the mouth Of the Sioux Wood River. Referred TO
the Committee ON Public Lands
On motion Of Hr WILSON the Senate, at l2i O'clock
went into Executive Session, and continued therein
until Il.
On the reopening Of the doors. q resolution Of Mr..
HALE. calling upon the Secretary oflthc Navy for n
copy of this record Of the Wilkes oOuIt-martial was
adopted.
The Senate then adjourned.
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fAaycrtisementl

BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs, advertised in
another column highly Recommended io public speakers
efficacy I, strongly ate.ted by congressman, ecrsymen md
singers who them Among he ceshcs,os to their med
observe letter. from Henry Ward Beeeher, ~ p. wns
T. H. Chaplin and other. Of ernnonce-k. Evening Poet
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fAdyertisouen,l

"SozODoST. is now attracting very consider
able attention. ard well q may The Hrticle represented by
this musical name Of the best pePua9ns ior the Teeth
and Gums that has ever been offered % the pebble.
We have been familiar with results for past
and have known IA which it, was not pea,in
and highly satisfactory. II poshcs the Teeth haLdens the
aud dvcs wholesome tons TO the Mouth and Breath
lProvid-Dc. Daily PIess.
Sold by al Druggists snd by TaLL RucKEI. FIopric.on
No. 2l8 0roenwich-st., kewloIk
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SENATOR WILSON'S SoS COMMISSIONED.

Senator Wilson's only son has boon commissioned as
First Lieutenant In the 3st Regiment Colorcd Troops
and has Joined bis regiment at Rikers Island Lieut.
wilson NJ only II years OF age and We learn that IN his
answer every question satisfactorily except one, and
Sbef an iDcOlscQpeDtial one.
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Acknowledgement n

BATcHELLoR's BAZAAR, HUDSON, N.Y. have
tested BoswKLL WARsERs CoLoRiFC and found II excel
lent for the Hair ard Whisker. Gives natural appearance.
No trouble In sppying it. Ny customers lac II mach
il viii place 81 oLor Dyes JAMES BAronELLoE
Coors beiulfo brown black one application, without
wash or preparation. Try ityou will no other Depot.
No D.y..t. N Y
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FROM TExAs.-Geo. S. Adsit, native OF
Pennsylvania called at this Office yesterday and stated
that no len velasco at tho mouth Of Brazos River forty
miles from Galveston Texas on the 9th Of April. Hs
been in tho Rebel service two years having becn
conscrpsed while performing the duties Of conductor %
a railroad He deserted in small boat and was re-
the blockade in that direction 10 efectuaeverythng
except Confederate scrip L. scarce There are ABOUT
four thousand troops, oil told, the coast the ot1en
having been taken away to Red River by haeruaer;
The corscrption IN Texas has been sweeping ahe
severe Every man capable OF bearing arms has oesn
forced into the service Our informant has seen nss
driven into camp at the point VI the baIopeI
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The New Tariff and the enormous rate of Ex-
change combined render tho coat Of imported commodities
greater ever The price o. kEsrs Asr lsD COFFEE
therefore advanced aud that indispensable Article Is
sold by al grocer. OF "a ccots PER pound A.h or kKsrs
General Depot, No. 1874 Reado-st.s
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We learn that U Mcarssor Western p.I,.

Wo iooin uaos McOfeBW Wcetef0 Rail
way Company are vigorously pushing tho worn a. =.
extension Of their line to Austin They have 5000
the rails for the whole 90 miles on favorable term. ~.
intend to have ii completed this year. The promo, =
this company are Of the most encouraging char,el.,.
The imports at this port for the week have
been NJ follows:
Dry Goois........ $6;y,876 xl0&.4S 6g1Sis
Other Goods. .2.24s,Sl 2@4,n3 a6TSS
Totai..... s2ns,SsT s4ols,9o1 sssD.T
This amount, although large. Is far lees than "a, "A.
last two weeks. Sugar and tea are nearly tl,uoooa
The bill to tax the transfer Of shares of minin.
and coal companies was defeated on THURSDAY & ~
Massachusetts Legislature.
The Michigan Central Railroad canned 1.
April,
l8a3...........S233 ,4s5 Il5G4..........&aexN
Increase. .S8l0
The Michigan Southern Railroad EARNED m
April,
sc67, 1s3 ll6e4.".."......sMM
Increase. $50 al
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh road earned m
April:
1868, ......... sise,s52I 1884,. D.. sJDAs
Increase '''....~..''.''. p et
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THB DRAFT.

Provost. Marshal Hays is expected to retnrn
from Washington to-day with instructions in relation
70 tho draft As before stated in these columns there
Wi, be no draft in this city to-day. The quota due ron
this county will soon DO filed If the parties who have
tbo business In charge arc not hampered with red tape
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MARINE DIsAsTBR.-The British bark Mani
ton from Baltimore for Trinidad Cuba is ashore on the
Middle Ground near Cape Henry, and requires the ~.
sistance Of tug 10 get Of
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Live Stock Per Erie Railway.

CArpvIME May The following Live STOCK ha.Psssse
over the Erie Railway this week 10 cars Cattle "A eAs
Hos. aud 5 cars Horses car Elks. Total, loo cara
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CITY ITEMS.

, UNIVERSITY Law DEPARTMENT. ne hhhuai
Commencement Of the Law Department the o"'Sef'
sity Of the City of New-York viii take pace
evening, In the University Chapel.
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Military Matters.
ARpIvAL OF BLACK TROOPS.

The second and third battalions of the flftn
Mass (colore Regiment arrived in this city on satur
day, on board the steamers Commodore and NeropolA
and proceeded at once TO Washington
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NnvnI.

The U. s. gunboat Galatea, Capt. Guest, ar
rived on Saturday from cruise. lilo following is a
list Of hcr oflioer:
Commander John Guest Lieutenant and Executive Ofcer
John Mcfarland Acting M4stcr b. C. Miller, Acting In
gn Ed Jenyrin, J. H. Cousins, VIM Robinson Assistant
Surgeon George Gail; Assistant Paymasief w. Bacon
First Assistant EnnecIs A. ,. Chapman, T. D. Iowa. Third
Asisisnt En,inc.f u. G. Duplanc Il. f. Lebcion William
Wait, George w WhttemoIs Mater. Mate j. y Atkins
PaYnaaieIlh Clelk WIN. J. UelnalAu.
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Jxrrynps GONE TO SING sre.--Jefrsrds,

convicted OF tho Walton Matthews murder, and whose
sentence has been approved by The Court OF Appeai
was, on Saturday removed from tho Tonbs to The
State Prison Sing Sing, where he will await the date
Of execution which is TO be fixed by Governor Seymour
lie Jumped lightly into the carriage that was to con-
yey him to the depot If going on pleasure excur'
sion.
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OBITUARY.-Benjamn Pike, the cptician,
died on Saturday morning ct his residence, of Astoria
L. L. of congestion Of the lungs, after brief Illness OF
four days His father died the 9th OF May, last
year. Mr. Pike took a warm interest In the Metro
polian Fair and spent much Of his time there.
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LIEUT. GEN. SCoTT.-An elegant entertain
ment was given on Saturday evening by hajor-Geh
Sandford at his residence, TO Iicut Gen. Scott The
dinner was IL every respect worthy Of the occasion
and the ruests Lieut. Con. Scott Col ssyre OF
the Division Staff Col Postley Of tho Sd Cavalry, Col
Darling OF the Division Staff Col Townsend Of the
Division staff Major Alexander Hamilton Of the Divi-
sion staff and the two daughters Of the General.
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TIE FAT-MRLT1NG NUISANCE All who are
suffering from the atmoltng nuisance will be inter
Gated to learn that the Committee Of the Board ~ Al
dclmcn. to whom referred the application Of City
Inspector Boole for an ordinance prohibiting all such
establishments IN this city will meet st The City Ii
hrary Room No. ~ City Han. Tucsday. the 10th
inst at . o'clock ?. n, 70 hear all complaints against
them Those who are suffering should give This matter
their attention Tie opinions Of physicians will be
specially important.
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NBw-YORK HOSPITAL REP0RT-Thc follow
ing Is the report Of the above institution for the week
ending May Number OF patients remaining. May
l. POI: admitted 10 date. 40: discharged cured 81 !;
died, q; remaining AT date. 2if.
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FISH have ruled rather quiet slight CONCESSION, ssss q
600 qtl. st. Georges Dry Cod Bank at sld$7 5i leo
bxs Smoked Herring t5c. for Scaled and 35c fos 10
and lOoD bhs Mas MsckeIell at previous ratsa
FRtrT-Saes st suction Of $3.50 Messns Oranges d
81 $50 ~ rs aud $50 boxes Lemons at 81 1861 S. csh
GRAIN sti in vry sparingy. far Wheat nd
Corn concerned bat larger arrivals anticipated
longs and hence buyers disposed not " purchase 10
present pending the resut Of the meat battle
being fought Virginia In the Wheat market have
,ranspired could any be effected unless ct aeh. ~
cline in prices In unison with the decenson IN tie rates Of
Gold and Exchange Under these circumstances and teyyh
ic adyices reporting liberal arTivss' Bufao our Wkss
man 9, no, only extremely dull but entirely nominal Bar.
ley Malt equally sneud, but being In hight saqpk
held srmy rates Oats ess setive thona
GOOD demand al fa previous prices but eosed .omshht
heavy; Of co bushels at idSc for Canadian; ne
60 r State aud &c for Western. Rye Is Ia better sappy
and is eazer small sales Of State a. Sal S. Com hs
lnpssd into quiet but the stock IS small and prices
qite firm We only Learn Of sle of 900 bushels Wes<n
Mxed Ia store at 81 % cash
TIE exports Of Wheat from this 10 foreign ports dnns The
week consist of bush and the in Whesod
Corn from the United States since the Is, Of September
compared with the previous years follows:
1S6I-62. IS62-63. 1S63-ef.
Wheat bush.....2l, G2l573 r,g1,t% y,*s,M
hush 9l,l0
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ROBBED OF EIGHTEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS
Mr. Bouker. residing at Lafayette n. j., robbed
At the railroad depot In jersey City Friday night 81
wallet contsuiag about o. 800. Mr.. H. was watching
the movements Of suspicious characters In the
oar whom he suspected Of having designs upon another
fortunate victim,
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIRS. Thomas O'Koefc
and John Onr.en, Vujtors NJ tic ST. Nicholas Hotel,
quarroled on Saturday and OKrefc stabbed Lis oppo
nent twice in the left side inlicting fatal wounds.
OBrien token to hiH home and OKoefe committed
by Justice Dodge. Patrick 0Shca Saturday
night stabbed IN the abdomen by William Hummel.
in tho saloon No ~ HeRry street Humrnell made his
escape O'Shca, who resides ut No. ~ Henry street,
taken a. the NewNork Hospital, whore his wounds
were reported mortal. Jeremiah He0rDcy. residing
at No as Cherry street fell down flight Of stairs NJ
biz residence some DAYS since and received suchse
we're injuries that he died Friday Coroner Rannoy
held an inquest Coroner Collin yesterday held m In
quest at tie Ncw.York Hospital on the body Of Bar
thcomew Clinton II years Of age who was run over
tho 2th ult by ight train Augusta Bridge
on the line Of the ~ Y Eric Railroad. and his leg so
terribly INITIATED that be died on saturday Early
yesterday morning the Waterman The pier at the foot
Of Beach street North River. man walking on
the pier and cautioned him IN The danger Of falling
overheard. An evasye reply returned. and no
mont af4r the stranger either fell threw himself
nom the pier. and drowned before assistance could
bo rendered. The body subsequently recovered.
From papers found IN his possession Il - ronecturod
that his A. o. Branch, and that he lately re
sided nj the Clarendon Hotel He wei dressed.
Coroner RaHney held an inquest
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Mn rkefs-CAREypLLY zxPoRTED

-
- SATURDAY, May ia
ASTES-The market for Pos Ia again frmer AID ,omsvt.
unsettled with fair inquiry; sale. Of so bbla d 81 ~
Pearls scarce, and nomnaly sc. HIGHER Wis ell So
CUTfOE-The market has been extremely dull and h,x
and with the gradual decline in gold prices ssas !sv
Sales o. about 900 bae We quots Middinss al ss4e Va
Low Mddlings at 7gds0c
COFFEE-There Is nothing whatever doing in The nuL,<
worthy Of notice. Prices nomnalIy unchanged
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western ana s.,,.
Flour is less ectiye with liberal arrivals and ~
cline in gold and exchange, prices l0e2oc bbl owen
without leading 20 business Of moment the demand isS
quite limited the close the sales 90 bbs a &c "a
II for superfne stsej S76$7 IS for Extra State, d sc
81 80 FOR Fancy State 81 l50 81 80 for the low rsdss a
Western Extra So 30d 81 IS for shipping Ohio 81 7s
SO so for rsde and Family brands and 81 va SO Is s.
LOU. Extras Canadian Flour is quite lAnguid and o6s
Dbl lower and closes quie. ales OF $50 bills S7eef1
for the 10. grades of Extra and 81 3sa IS Tor Trsds a
Family EItras Southern Flour Il also dill and Iower alec
Of $50 bb q, 81 asa 81 80 for Mixed to good sapsrtns
Extra Country and Baltimore and SEA Is for Ts sd
Family brands. Rye Flour inactive and easier at the es,
sales Of l bbls at S. <0QS6 ~ the latter foS Extra Corr
Meal very quiet sales of $50 bbs % IS for J6sy
and IS IS fof brsndywins. and $3l for punobeons
The exports Of Flour FROM this to foreign ports daring the
week only 30 2l bb, and since Sept the movement
from the United States compared WIKI the two Psusss
veal have been a. lol.oWp:
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-02-23
MR.. woopBRrDGEs SPEECH

On orr iii.t page we give tie
spec II &c the Hon. + L. Woodbridge,
deliver 4 sholt Time since ia The
House Of Rcpr, sentative. The speech
may bc trope,ly dAidcd into Two
pa The first is an argum, ut upon
c0nsii ulional law, and il mrIly in re-
ply loa speech previously delivered
hy Mr.. Stevens Of Pennsylvania,
which proposed TO trrai the rebels rs
" alien cn,mi :. The second pat is
M nj ack upon the general course nj
policy Of thu opposition leaders in tie
House and ,indicalion Of the lari-
oiism ma p,ini b. II Nv England.
The constituents Of Mr.. Woodbridge
have reason 10 he pleased wlb The po
ton taken by til il reprrs htalise III
lhe House. TLo,e who read the
,peeeh, aud especially those IT the
number who have ever had The pleas
IRE Of hearing Mr.. Woodbridge. can
w,ll believe The following from The
correspondence Of the Burlington
Tunes concerning the manner of lis
r re, ton BY the House:
Mr. Woodbridge made his maid u
speec', ia the llease II Representatives e.
teidty. and il Mar uiul ked and mtst fl,f-
teiing success No speech OF 10. session has
i,eea listened 10 vi Is Zach earnest attention
% bath thr democratic aud Republican
ssdys q the Iiouse You know that when
onr sprchts ATE icing made in tae House
the nafniers are usaaly radug. writing,
talking SAILING absui sc, especially on
the opposite side Before M. Woodbridge
~ hslf thrsu4h ihr Copperheasls SER siill
anl atlsati,ely listening, and the Repotsli-
caus aud proni eni members who nd not
81 near hlm 10 their seats and ellaI gel or
.Io.si 1p git serer a. 10 better hear
the speaker. Nh,n be clfstd viii, one u
the afesi ~ llsH' peforl'ians | ever hetri.
detecting Nea Engisnd frau The foul A.
gsrsip,hs a Fernando a,ad. al n abe lead.
lug Republicans and many othets eresdei
aroassi him and warmly congratulated him
ca his eiQheni and uBansseratle b. fence 81
c,nascAifn Ani Il the true men VI New
Euglanl aud the country