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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
EnAFhL AnTAn AAN q Ill,l

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT f.- i
1850 COMMENCING MAY y 1884 1854
Passenger station in New York corner a,ths, and aha~
en- TRAINS Lave NKW-YoRks
cEI1 sss. $50 and E5Jp m. M" ~. w. -.
Isi 89SSsspst "a 4 E,9 III" nj n'i' f-h '@
For Milford and strsiicrd, iiooa N. s;so sop
Eor Fairfield, Southport and "s''PoH' Il h'"a :" s''$
For Sorwst. !, $50 Ii:sa a. m ls:is CEr, as tErh
For Dsii.n and Gresnsich T. 800 1880 m. $50 go
For Greenwich, Z $50 II 30 A. m $50, s:sos9O s:,spa
For stamford, "a Eth $50 ii.o m; rais tEI,.i
sos Po RI chester ne. ran sad H sai .ou 80 un.
m $780, 49, 80; S6 S;Si E r TRAINS.
Eor Boston via sprnsaeld "a N. lEI)i Er.). sp IN
ror Bo.;Sn Via shore Lane y 10 SEre ,gPm
for Hartford and Springfield S(EIb H;0a M 'lEhh
For Come acu, River Railroad. q m. OH lissa M u
For Hartford Providence and fishkin Railroad (ELh
For New Haven New London .ad stoniaston Railroads.
a. 1915. 3. p i.ai o. tDa
ES5 f sssG s,Ia.s m to ssSlth.m''
For Ssnsa,aoh RrIoaa ? a i m ? p m a,o
''' " ''''' JAMES Il. HoYT soDerintsnd.as
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT, ,,7.)
-r FOR BOSTON, tmgrtAmI
wG GSWEI oI9 AaaR R sEffHF9asSSt Eassay
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS rsi,a1 slv
The tr '6S s sso as CITY 81
leave New York daily sqndsys s.sep.ed .. seslost ~
i'0H fS' r fo 81 N SEwn s5i Boz
there connecting with The seabos. Express Tnin fcmtA
above points. Via Norwich and Worcester Boston aud Wei
cestc Worcester aud Nashua and New London and Noths1
Fei.h taken the loves, For information inqus
on s MARTIN, Agent, on the Pise.
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD,
IN rsI. for Albany and Troy connecting with tho Nor(
and West, leave 10Th 81, depot at 1880 ~ and p w. SuS
SPEciGL SoTICE -Psssenser. for Saratoga Spring, %
SATURDAYS take the train and arrive at Srsto
without change OF cars at IL p M r...s I..4 ..f .r
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
at aud 10 a. M. 1907 M and II Midnight Tffe 7.T D. IN
Train v take Passengers for BALTlMoRE and W ASHlN~
TON only This Tain makss 20 CONNECTION fhiadelPhiA
Trains for Phaaslphis will leave New York ai and 10
II IN, aud p. m, and IL Midnight. .lr.
MILITARY TICKETS viii no, be received IN the q
800 m. Trans .af J. w. Woodbury., .lo9 Ell
Dec %, 1853 Assistant supsrin,sndeni n. J. r R.
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL. v
IA ROAD.-To Leus Branch, Red Bank, SHARK Riyer
On and atst WEDNESDAY ne1, June Is and Until farths
notice tbs fast and commodoas JESSE HOrT vii
leave foot u Mursy-t. North River daily Sundays ep
nepted) at6ls II a. M and AIS D. n connecting witt
the r. and y BRRs Pot Monpoath with tsains or tht
Returning rans will leave Long Branch :. 7iIs M i:
Stages connect at the Highland for Thomp.on. sh.rs
Ritter Station for Shark River New Bedford and Squan
Stages connect Msncheser aud WooduTsnse for Tome
River sd Barnsgst Trohefton, ware own, N1ushswkeni
se 60 ps ss Bl se
Bsayer-st F
10 ''aI bra VIM. F.GRrEFIFs, jr. osnsrsl supt. %
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12
Dentistry.

M B. GRIFFIN s. BROS, No. 25S Grand.
INs ST. Eew,Yert, and Ne 3s7 Fuenst. Brooklyn, ere
.,.r:c.ns Teeth positively yAso. ps. =. g.. oIsiiIoa.
Be- Inserted They also inssrar fol- ss Teeth ooh
o3sJ Ps,ins t2si Silver elo Rubber. tio Partial Set.
On sold. eai silver, e. Esksstins. ssssssss S-nEI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-12

i i tRRANGEME NT.--Lesve. Hew.York, Jsmsssip snl
3lls East River Tor Greenpof, Sag Hsrbor Hanpens 10,
stss m For Grenport, kiysrlsed gaPh-nx and Laks
insdale at 8 a. m. and $50 and $50 For syosset
ys.sr Bay and Huntington For Heupstesd Jamaica ed
Winfield. st and l0.9oA and 3;3o 4;ao and $50 p
SUNDAY EXCURSION TslAlN = Leaves 3th 1t, Esa
River at s3O NJ for Rverhesa stopping at all Stations
cept Hepsesd and syOsse EHeuIson Tickets for ths aa
az reduced rates. 4. REASONER. Superintendent.
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Wanis.

DOY WANTED-To learn the Wholesale
I'D Stationery buspess about IS Year. OF age that ear
come well recommended may address, Ia tsndwrisins
Box Ne 361l N. Y. r. %,
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

Nv II > lVNN AND DiNIIEh NdIIIItViDl
IN Train. for Albany and Troy connecting with the Nory
and West. leave 10Th s. depot at 1880 and Su
day train at p. r..,-. .-.. = .. ,.-t-.- .fr,
SPECIAL SOTICE.-Passengers for Saratoga Springs %
SATURDAYS take the train and arrive Of Srstoss
without change of cars al IL m. r... I..f. Cd. Il
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-16

R@- The New York Evening Post
draws this picture Of the extravaganza
of the times in that city:
A man builds marble stable on the
rear of his lot at a cost Of eighty thou
sand dollars, and fits up private theatre
over it. Another pays eight thousand
dollars for pair Of horses to drive on
the road for his pleasure :, and many give
from fifteen hundred to three thousand
dollars for the same object. Another
provides q dinner for a dozen friends
rejecting the old approximation of the
unluckv thirteenth and this simple
dinner costs one thousand dollars. a.
childEen's party is, given. in an up-town
house, where every child is clad entirely
in dresses imported from Paris An
American citizen purchases hense for
aver one hundred thousand dollars, and
tears it down to Feba4ids0pon its site one.
yet more costly. These are signs of the
times~-are they not evidences Of o state
of things unkeaithful, feverishs threat
ening to the honest simplicity Of oar
political life and threatening not less
evil to the ideas and the principles OF
which that life has hitherto been fair
z g. t-%sGas s.~t.&.Hs
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- asarls TspleY &c 80 - Z ]. !

~ Mark TspleY has Just asriyad II
tlls Express Office AID h yery 5olIv e.
That joviaf jouknai aaya Onr iniosl.s ss,s y
caizss from Atlanta Ca 81 I tort l.sseas :.
sisise Eiaak everything - ssAlY n O.
Confederacy lots Of pfoFisipus; ahnss.
arlce Of foreign laxnSiss hosEs og liz n -
workness tuning out waR material: esses
ton cloth manufactured ID Iafgs 0isassEs
ties paper mills being established: fan
confidence Id JeH Davis, md heisAf
that Lea, Johnsscs and JsoHgsaresf vi
be able not only tc hold their iipss. kssk
to make occasional forays Into the North
SO far. the story runs srnoothly. but -
silly investor upsets the dish fiji the ne y
ssmasrce by saying. " Nevertheless there
Il under these professions i consissinn
that they win haye eYenluadly 10 suc-
cunnb before the superior numbers, weaIsA
and resources Or the North .,sA-Assw Yxv9
Tribune.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-16
IDossai eIEs.

A crowded house attended the lecture
on "Cheek last evening. We heard
language of bigh recommendation from
many, but shall express The opinion of
only the writer. Mr. Thompscn said
many things that were hEnorons, and
some that were earnest and worthy of.
applause. But we should bare beem
much better suited had he omitted Bis
fiings at those ladies, whom decenb res
gard for health, to say nothing d ron
yeTlience. compefs TO abandon trailing
skirts: if Mr.. Thompson dan'a like or
opinion, let him wear an ordinary FASH
ionnble woman's long-tailed Tig And tog.
gerry for . week, and give the result OF
his experience. 1t is none Of Mr.
Thompson's business what lady wears.
He might better have spared his hingsat
those who will not sell body and soul
into leyeless marriage. alias perpetual
private prostitution, either for d, fortune,
for home, Or IL escape private kneeFs
and public abuse Ike that isen iass night
visited upon 4 old maids IA i sFoFnaH's,
life is dark BY lack oR human syunpathY'
and lore, 1t Ii sad enough Tor her, vita
ouE being compelled 10 endure the tor
tura of sitting to hear the sslsut md mn
sleeping sgony at her LONELINESS flaaega
topic nf ridicule and sarcasm by pne rho
boasts of having recovered from lis
:. sentirhentalisua 4. when be did from
measinas Is poesticks 3 srnag Be Laughed
at, but cannot b respected, This be-
speaks esIIy the priyMte sentiments Of
ssy e Local. Dssbs0sfs Y1aaTK sss " 49,
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Mififs.rr.

Brigadier General Ja1sles b. Steadsnasl.
of Ohio, has been appointed Majog Gem
eral, vice Newton, withdraHn. The proh-I
ability il that Gen. Dodge. Of loSa. viii
likewise be promoted TO the vacancy ue.
casioned by the withdrawal Of BROOKE.
Coils. Hatch, of Iowa, Burnham, Of
Maine, and Grant of Vermont, have been
appointed Brigadier Generals. zs
Gen. Sigel has asked TO hare General
Weber assigned 10 his departments
Chicago Tribune.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-16

!. - ss 4 & rs g ~ III 80 i4,6 I'll haSa b68M
4. d 4 $500 IA sIsa 80 eSssYf
g III ~ - s.ss;ims more Fsaalakz
~, ~ H. v,v e r,roy0iko fe
u ns ~. 1900 nArIiassce and 80
49, sx s.x,1 - ~ iii Endls. mIio
$50 81 Issssw a elaeslast
" 49,, .,asa II discovered creep
.s.asrss III s ,,rnseiM During the past
49, Is fs<s,.s Fa& Ml,il1es lave
80 - y ssgig frgss,a ~ 10 2S
49, ssyn - i, - - ersr, roirfcfs BImiss
Aeus - a.ssS -. 800 -, IAae. each
a,sso $3.50 1870 - 49, =
- S.. :. .,.....s ty,ars arc two
- W ~ -, ~. - sra fFf.s
1870 80 -, iii srr;va
80 y - = ~ d 49,, r,ys,ahlv
81. rs Is, n fhaf enc
ss4sfs - = ,. - go Z, ssysa fssr
80 ~ .,,,vl,f sst Tho committee
y. .... e..sI, "A Iaaats fnr arssh tssz,xa
= q I, go for il1ore ti,as, one
- -. M = = EIl q r.
-, ". u aa.,. .,a.stsa ~. bniiAvs thcrs ne
49, ~ 800 IN Wentarn Iossa-rits
80 - 3 s. II sha a,nrloy 81 tias 4. wv est.
- n, ~ ss..5 III Hooker. of Ues
sTs' ..s,ss asn,,, tti.s sassss tinaId ave
- nlo .1i.h "a" ,sa,,sa views Bic he-cat. ID
- -. - .ssa.as. ..s,h sd,,Id 81 Instant eli.
- -. !, y .as coat
$3.50. 1900 a all--.,Y as the Mosleua
pIses 80 s.sss.;s ~ Maharnmsd. which
!. 81 ' ssa 80 49, asy.snd and Iiye what
80 - , ,.asse .;rs, ~ 4Hooksrs stomach
80 ! asa .,ct Ii ,rs.eni informed thers
So hs : refract,rv . cuss.D or, . little
| : -, .r,;lI > ,erchance struggling within
;ts .,astric ,,osxar--,a, we urge our doubts.
~ W. rs,,sraIlv asneak out ia meetin'.D
W. 6ava 'nstroniyed This company, doz-
ans ~ ttn,as 10 sI,ink and have no
nrs Tagair,ss a: but forbearance
E,st now i ont oe she question. We do
rnt axpect to annihiIate it at once we
ars saliEv in neeH OF tI,s requisite power !;
| r,ora =, ~ the disnosticp., - But iii aii
dsnth of serionsr,ess. we respectfully
-, srsst ,hat the com,,any stock the road
w;f5 -cows. a. come other species OF
| o,iet steady and .docile. auadruped, ill
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The following paragraph appears every
week. the year round, in that secesh.
sheet, the Bagle, published at Councill
Bluff: ~
=" Neither the President nor Congress.
ran efnancipate slaves any more ffsags
bsf can grant bills Of divorce -Ea GU.
Henry Dntten." r.. Is s@' '.st,~~
Yes, but God Almighty can abolish
slavery. Congress or no Congress. Will
you fight Him p Hdack- Egs. Z ~-r IN
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1864-04-16

Il e. An aasieuigaFsl paper sAYs Gla
ants ars very saiselzins oza nzid d@sssatt
i've IN gardens. We ahoneht moi. W&
used 10 have an old aunt who BpebE nassHIs
of her tins IL Che saFklsN I'D II always
seemed 60 as thai Che gssden locked MA
the beftar Cor a. ~. filter. I. 9.
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tsy Telegraph fron washiuEtcA.1
- APRIL |, 1864, 1926 P. N.
Ts Gsn. N. B. Batter: il, .if
Present procuration money will be paid
for recruits until further orders. asa
CHAUxcEY McKEEvER, A. 4. g. q.
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psrsed fsasa its u ourin4ss alaa ne " gtssg is
- pgssa klssM III III sghA IITps tfa llsis
was peisnsa tuisaa NSibfasfsaN.
me ssfy szshfal IN tsks sssbrzshA
elsy sIssaesing shsss viii aasa Y ssefs -
s-Ifla Auls more sssh sasan ssas a'thasa
trade np shis way ! pasiises, Ihas 6 ssAs
esntrsl Roass,v il !probably ssshs blgssss
saing o. Zoe. y 4. s.sa 3s' .ss7 s's'
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Notice.
STATE or Iowa.
Adiutant Generals Office

Davenport. April l, 1864. J
Papers throughout the State are re
que<ted to publish gratuitously the fok
lowing:
THE procuration money at present
paid is fen dollars for raw recruits, and
fifteen dollars or veterans.
IN. B. BAKER,
"Adjutant General of Iowa"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23

1853 one only caused through the negligence OF the
railroad employees.
The emigration to Colorado by gold miners is
stated to have reached in 1868 full 1900 The tunnage
OF freight by wagons did not fall short Of 1900 tuns,
and the cattle driven into the country for grazing and
stock raising exceeded 10000 head. While importing
her entire supply Of goods and machinery and large
part OF her subsistence at great expense her exports Of
gold are sufficient 10 keep the balance of exchange con
staniy in her favor. During the past year Exchange
on New York in Colorado has ranged at from to y
cent discount and is firm at the last figure to-day This
is state of Exchange that never obtained in Califor-
Dia.
The Missouri Democrat Of the 18th instant
says that the Platte County Railroad il attracting much
attention Since Ii has been advertised for sale
parties have begun TO inquire into its value Its net
receipts last year said 10 be $4,000 and its
passenger receipts alone February last $1,000
As tho minimum price of the road is ss260 its value
as On investment is operating on capitalists, and
you need not be surprised If company of it. Joseph
men become the purchasers. The road is to be sold
for cash. but the coupons the bonds issued to it by
the State arc 10 be received as cash. Agents in
New ork negotiating for the coupons. The bond
holders are ignorant Of the value Of the road, and Ill
doubt eagerly embrace the opportunity Of converting
their coupons into cash almost any figures il Is 10
be hoped orr Western may for once steal march
or their sharp Eastern brethren
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Lnle.f Min News.

ARRIVED.
Steamer Admiral Dupont ~. = tTanspoTtl, S'uid"r,
Alexandria, to u. . Quartermaster
shin " m Frothinzhen Quaey Hayre Feb 2, mdss. and
Y,s mas 20 How'd Incken. Experienced heavy weather
most IN. massage; has been Is days W. OF the BANS with
violent gsles from the w. Two biIths and four deaths
shin SsriatIc Moor, London aud ToYbsy Feb g. mdse.
and vi steerage pass 20 h. J.. Morgan. Experienced very
heavy weather on the passage
shin Ocean (Brem GeTdr Bremen 30 days, mdsc snd %
i0 OF saw steamship City OF NewYork hence for
liverpool and the steamship Bavaria, from Nowiors Tor
Berx Washington tBrem) werke. Liverpool 30 days,
uds- Il. j. bechdL Experienced heavy weather during
BARK Calypso tnew Baker. Newbarypor aAy', ballast to
master. 49,. A.
Brig Diana (of Jerey) Arthur Cat. Tonzeq, Rio JaneiTo 60
days coffee % y. ID. Morgan Go.
Sohr. New iork, fankin, Boston dsys md'r 70 y T.
DAYTON Go.
Sehr. james English, Nye Edsartown
schr. Anglesblay, Combs, FAlRi.er.
schr. Julia Mary. Guy, New Bedford.
Schr. Hartford. Giunis, Hartford.
Schr. Fair Wind. -, Providence.
schr. X. >. Dean, Dean, Providence.
fchr. Salmon, WashbnIn, Taunton days.
Schr. Sarah Mcdonald, Kelly. New'beiiori : days, to
ssr Gsreile, Pearce Providence day' 10 Nicker.on
Chase.
schr. Mary Shields, Gardiner.
Srhr Annie Bell Bowdin Ponce, H. L. days, bound 20
New. Haven, with moasses 10 Edw Hotchkiss.
BELow-Bsrh Augusta Kelly DBL Philips Newport, T.,
WiND--Sun.et NJ ~ H., and heavy. -
Abe bark Warrington reports; MsIshs ht ~ o. lon - 49,
the wreck of bg painted reen wateriogged and absn
SPOKEN
March q? lat 70 90 loa W 20 steamer Continental With
chip In tow, bound to Nsw'OrtES
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Malls Close at the Po-t.Onice.

FOT Great Britain aud he Continent, Uy steamer
In.pis,ian Wednesday March e3............. llt
For south Pacihc AMI Central America, By steamer
AhsI, wednesday March lc. &. m
10, Beaufort, ~ eEclcad City, and Newbern, y. G.,
Wsdnesday March e3........................... D.
Fos Cuba AID the West Indies, va Havana, by
,eAnlst Roanoke Wednesday, Marc e3....... loI
For New Orleans, by steamer Creole "Wednesday,
MaIch ]. ?.
For California Oregon, " sshin xton Territory, sna
the Sandwich Islands, daily g. idayi except
and :! p
Nofth-Albany Buffalo aud end Y p.
North and Vest Way Mail.
Western Mail via frio Railroad and u =.
Southern aud South Western nAl.5s NJ H. ~ aud l0
Eastern M. and d
Newport and all River ip m
The Long Island Mall closes u q. m, sud o. ~.
Sunday Mals.-On sunday all mails close ct y. In
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COURT cALENDAR-THs DAT.

HUPREMB C0CRT-tiEEERAL TERM.-N0s. 2. II3,
u.s. ll6 H. 49, H. I22 49, 25 1876 l27 l?s 100 TO- 49,
~ lS, 1884, lO., IFS, 40, l37, l93. l39
SUPREME CoURr-CRCUIr-Part Mos. 1871
1919 1872 Ilos l2lI 1872 sSa 8O eos sol 1905 1888 %
1919 1907 1903 1911. 1919 1915. 1897. Part llNos. 183,
lS 2l2 1913. 1880 1870 ilt. l2H 1850, 1854, 1876, 1883
go 1861 1866. 1870. 1911, l27f, 1916 1919.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Demuuers--
Nos 30 a. l-sues Of law and facNor. 49, 2s& 25 26
297,
SUPERIOR CouRT-Part Nos. 1917, 81, 1858,
a5 1852 1888 35IJ 1850 36J7, 1853 1861, 6J 3665 3667
1850 Part II-Nos lg22 40 1882 3f6 33;9 52s, 1853
3RG 1896. 2eS0. 1927. Jl22, Ji39 l0e3 53St.
COURT OF COMMON PLRAs-Part I.--Nos, l55 no,
~ 81. ~ t9 &C., o. sJs ,s 5s SO s S' '''
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, March %
Nos - IS 2e CO. !, 81, 10 4 s. 81, S. A. "a, s3.st
"a 20. o. 10.
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Two wrecks, enar Msreh H. s36,s2l y
r,,.,,.s.. .ga-i o.

At the meeting Of the Directors of the Mine
sofa Mining Company today Samuel VI. Pond. late OF
the Treasury Department, Washington, was elected
Secretary, and Samuel A. Banks, Treasurer.
The cash receipts OF the Reading Railroad for
The two months ending Jan. 81 ls6i were siillO aud
for The two months ending Jan. 81 1863 s39l o3 show.
ing an increase Of sJOOn. The Company are putting
80 freight cars OF the capacity OF five tuns each
on the road every month, aud with the constant opening
OF new coeres and new lateral roads tbe constantly
increasing capacity of the road cannot meet the de-
maud for transportation. This road being now pre-
pared for an increase OF 100000 TINS over last year
VIII advance it's tolls TO 81 49, advance Of 40 cents
4 new railroad enterprise has been initiated,
connecting the Village Of Montgomery, in Orange
County, with the Erie Railway at GoShcn-ten miller
called The Montgomery and Erie Railway" The
capital stock is to be $4,000. The Director. al
ready appointed, and the subscription books open.
Mcssrs. Adrian II. Muller. p. r. wilkins &
Co will hold thor regular auction sale of stocks &C.
tomorrow "wednesday at l2 O'Clock, at the Exchange
Salegroom No. Ill Broadway by order of the Erecu'
tors of Philip Dster.
The following comparative statement shows
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TrcsDAY. March 22--p. ".

Gold opened in the street at 1884; the
quotation at the Stock Exchange was 1922 dl63l, and
1ot al6l OF In the afternoon the price rose TO
1s4l closing To-. lc}, at 4 2. The Specie in the
baTreasury II now s2j 100000 Stocks IN he street
were inactive and prices generally lover Al the stock
Exchange Government Bonds were oil higher: Con.
pons. Y cent, lssl. lle.all2!; Coupon, = cent
Iss5, l43; Se,en-thiIties, April. 49, August.
Ia. so Coupons l09,alld. State stocks duh: Ten
p..see TO- 81 06I.; MssouTi6s, 7@4i2j Louisiana s50
~ Coal Stocks steady: Delaware and Hudson, 2l9i a
ro, Pennsylvsnia Coal, eO70207ii Central Coal 95Ia
s6,American Coai ll4.aIl4li Cumberland als4 Gs5;
Canton Ga; Qlicksiiyer Mining Co. %, q6ii Pacific
Nail lower. 22sdso9 Central American Transit. 4e9
o.; YewNork Central 1884, al3'i; Erie Railway, 1915
al2s the Preferred, lOsl alO9i Hudson River 1851 a
1sl; Harlem broke down 10 u cent, closing at l3ii %
l34l; Reading l4; Michigan Central 400 @IfI Mich
isan southern llseIlGt do Guaranteed. lac. i4ci;
Illinois Central 1876; 1861; Cleveland and Pitseargh
l2aal23j; Gaena and Chicago. 1870 l@23 C'e'sians
and Toledo. lfedlsGa; Burlington aud Quincy. Hl1H
10, Prsirie d. Chen. i5i~i5i: Toledo and Nae0sh
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CITY ITE VS..

EvESTs TO CoME oFP.-rhc Rev. Joseph p.
Thompson d. D. lectures this evening at Cooper Inst
tute for the New England Soldiers Relief Association
and the Sanitary Commission.
The washington-square ". F.. Sabbath School on
this and tomorrow evenings have Anniversary Gel
ebration with musical and literary accomplishments
AT Nibo's, this evening a dramatic and musical en-.
terianment for the Sanitary Commission. BY tho pupils
Of DR. Ridskopt's Academy.
Last evening the Panorama at Hope Chapel was on
exhibition for the benefit OF Perseverance Lodge Grand
Sons and Daughters OF Temperance and this evening
lis proceeds arr for the same institution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-23
SUPERIOR CoURT-spEcAL TKRx-MARcH 2i.-Be.oro
justice HoycRIEP.
DECISIONS.

Coddington Billings agt. Edward X. Willard;
Chauncey Tyler p, al AT. IIeLy d. Broobman ct al Same
sgt Nm. W. Wakeman ct al Same at. Charles Dimon ct
Gl.-tommisons granted.
James r. McCrimbie sgt Edw ard Curtis-Order granted
Philandef Banker asi. James l.. stebbius.Moon TO file
security for costs granted.
Isaac D. Hammond John g. Christie ct s-Ref,nsd TO
the lion. Murray Hoffman.
Theodore Dareen Franci Vineent-sfoon to subsii
tue Attorney in place OF James NJ Sheenan granted pay
nent Of $50 costs.
chsre' Manlsy, AIT. james Lynch, Sheriff. Wm. j. How
ell, IT,, ag Richard Poyser Charles T.
Schmidt agt John Kelly late Sheriff Joseph ii. Williams sst
same.-N0,ons granted without costs.
Patrick Gray ct al, sgt James e. Wls,t late ShetG.Or
der granted.
Morgan H. Mott ag Simeon Leland Theodore Passuyant ct
a.. sgt John D4venpoMotions granted without costs.
The scoyile Manufacturing Co sgt. Stephen I. Austin.
Referred 90 the Hon. Murray Hoffman.
Henry Thompson agt. Thomas Baldwin ct Commission
granted.
Emma Woh ast. Sanford J. Dockstucter.-Motion to
amend summons granted
wrn Rudde ss,. X Anton Mla-Motion to refer denied
Nth 81 costs % plaintiff.
Daniel +. Rubin. sst The MayorMoion 70 refer denied
with ~ costs 10 defendant 10 abide the OF this aCoa