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LATER FROM EUROPE,


NET YORK, April 1a-The steamship Glasgow.
from Liverpool april I'd, and Queenstown. hss a.
'a 1ssea. The rews from Queenstown is somewhat
LoSDoS. April 4.--The Hescs reports that meas
uTes have been taken By the To.y Opposition.
nMc1 Is mastering 1te utmost strength, for well
Lament. "
,, The zimts saye the prospects OF the Government
ts nase Improved since the Easter recess. but saJs
1cld-whe &c defense trom the char,.e Of c0nnec
t1on With the 1ase attempt the life Of Napoleon.
snoul0. II thinks. be made as private member Of
rr,aca1, rnrazn,. nor as persoa connected with the
Mazztni has addressed letter to the Times, ex-
o9sfating Ar. stans1eld from my connection
otlc1s. -0~' '@no
q, comso!e 7, Ct one O'Clock the afternoon Of the
-idyces from Rome confirm the apurehens,ons
for .hs heath 9f the Pope His m Is not how
taken place IN Jutland between an Austrian and
PTnteinn regiment
~, Vienna papers avca positive official denial to
the Hunearisn troops IN, the Austrian army, and
that In consequence Wholesale executions had tax
En- place.
1ATEE-ASoTuEn STEAMER.
SANDY Hook, April is.
The steamer Sa1onsa, from southampton, April
Garitadi landed At Southampton On the 81, and
was received with enthusiasm,
New Yonk, April 49, The Sazonia brings Lon
don papers Of the Tth inst. The House OF Lords.
had efTen Judgment In the Alexandria case ad-
e e ~ to the crown and dsmissing the appeal from
Later nevs ptatcs that the difficulties about the
acceptance o. the Mexican crown by MaxiEnifan
hare been solved hy compromise with the Empe-
ros o. Austria, and the Archdule will shortly pro-
The prrssians had driven in the Danish outpoats
and oGcupied position 30 PAGES nearer to Dappel
In S$+,:u
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stopped. announce that they will be able to pay up In

stopped announce that they Will be able to pay up In
60 days.
At the Public Board the panic BECAME inten.e and
stocks were thrown overheard at almoat any price.
ft Wayne sold down to s.. but recovered to 1o6a
At the Second Board the market was yery unsettled
ZONE atocks showed sharp advance, whils the ma
tot1ty were lywer. Advanced, New York Ceatrs1
Eah; Erie 111H: Harlem 1853; Seller 60: Reading
lA&: Erie pfd 1o6k: Hudson III; Michigan Central
lS8; dalena tzah: Michigan Southern say: Michigan
soufhtr gtd ts4 Illinois Central 25k; Toledo l48;
Cleveland & P1ttsburg 1os4. Receipts At Custom
Housa to-day nearly q, 100000
srocEs-Lower, but closed nr1ner. 7-SDs 1os. 0, S.
e-2cs coupon no, o. d NJ certificates 49, Canton 80,
HTo days) paeiac Mail Els N. T. c. l31H. Erie lo9,
EI1c preferred l Hudson 10. Harlem 1s3. Reading
IT., NC. 18. H. S-s9X. MS. guaranteed 49, III. C.
scrip 1le, A. 7. g.. C. P. 1o5. G. d c. O. lsos,
=. q ~, G. r. l. 1lc. C. B. Q. 1ss, T. 4 W,63
P.F. ". l. c. 106, C. 4 N,W47.
The TkRY LATEST,
Nxw YoKK, April 1s--afarket very feeble. Gold.
~; G. l2sS srle. 1o7; Erie preferred, 1o54.
uudson 10; Hafaen,. 1856; Reading, LES; II $, S.; ii
g. ls1; III 9, III: Pitts. %: Galena 116; T. IN.
\ l. Hox' ", Is: FtW,a IS; du G, IS; wabash,
OK; o & II certificates, 50.
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7 HE WAR In VIRGINIA.


=. NEW 1oRK, Aprfl 18--The Heralds Portsmouth,
NJ, correspondent reports recent expedition for
which tried to destroy the Minneeota, supposed to
be up the Nanaemond. It was not found, but sew
ernl sharp conilict8 were had with rebels, and 50
brought in. 7wo Of our men were Killed, and ser
en- or eight wounded. One Of the killed was Lieut:
+: +. Wilder, executive officer of the Minnesota,
siones. and several naval launches. The rebrl
Col. Whitson has been captured In fight between
tue 10Th New York eayAl1y and bis command, the
8'h Norta Carolina cavalry. The rebels were
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Tho 65th Illinois Regiment.

14Ih1Ss LANDING, Ala, april II, 1854.
Editors Chicago Tribune;
As the 66th Illinois has lately re.en1isted. onl
VII soon be on its way to Chicago and fnr.on:h,
veteran re-en]is'ed regiment. I thought littls
news in advance might be interesting to your
At The return Of Colonel o. s1almbors, and his
TeeFnltng re party to The regiment On tho 31st us,
listing progressed 70 rapidly that enough veterans
wero obtained In six tiaye to secure a. 4 Teteran
orcanizatlon. On the morning OF the 9Th inst, We
were sworn Into the service.
Previous to this, all the officers but two Of the
regiment pledged themselves to submit Willingly
to reelection q all The officers Of the regiment,
assurance Of our commanding Generals that such
reorganization would be recognized
'm'%eddi1ts1y me. being sworn IN the noneom-
Ing, appointed hoard Of election. aud proceeded
s!est t1e}a 1i,s officers, resulting As tollowsl
by an overwhelming majority.
Captain Jacob II. A9sustfn, Of Company A, WAS
elected Lieutenant Colonel by an overwhelming
CAPTAIN Fr3ncis H. Shaw Of Company c, wns
elected Major by an overwhelming majority.
The election of the staff and non com nissloncd
The intesmed.ate time, the companies held theIf
The election Of tic staff and non on-comm1ssloaed
Surgeon E. Q. F. Roles, elected Surgeon
Atsistant Surgeon John I. Smith, elected Assis-
ktrreant Major J. August Smith, elected Adjo.
tant
Sergeant charlesT Beers elected quartermaster.
hey. e Springer elected chaplaIn.
rfansffpni Aussc1an, John g. Brown elected Ser
Musician Milton N. Potter elected Quartermas-
= Sergeant William I. Eck1ey elected commissary
Musician J. Leroy Burnside elected Hospital
Time md space will not permit me to send the
results OF the company elections.
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ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
BRtpaEPoET, Ill. April Is, 1861. .
CIEAhKD-1mperial, Lasalle, c;q. 900 ns sack s.1t
T. burnham. prison, s2,sgo MS slaves: Cashier, pes
Plafnes.
= AARIvkD-Advance, Athens, Is cords diuension
stone; S. Gale. Athens, u IDS do do; 8. l.. Doug
Ms' Aux Fable; II. Hamln. Ottawa, $500 bu corn
American Star. LaSa1e, $500 bd corn B. 4. Thorn.
oo' LUZ bfs our Elizabeth, do. 80 Du corn: or.
'eans 90; 1880 brls hour; Danube, Ottawx, $500 bu
corn y btls -four; D. C. Norton. Athens, 30 yds rub
bic stones Rocket. Lasalle. 3,e2 bu corn bu wheat
ECO bt1s -four, e. oo6 ns middlines; Kenuebec do 43
S6o Ms lard ns inflow, s.4is ms bacon, 1879 bu
corn; Clyde Ottawa, $500 bu wheat, 167 brls -four. P
Northsup, Summit. eso,boo Ms sand; Conveyance,
Des Planes % IDS rubblo stones Fiaaucler, Lasalle
sos bu corr, 1Goo bu rye Chsnnabon. do, sss7 bu
corr, u bu potatoes; Humboldt, 677 brls pork; 5ooe
ns hang: Empress. do, 81 bu corn.
80. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
c1EARKp-conVeyance, 1es FLAMES; Advance, Ath-
ens Commodore footc. Lasal1c, 1G6ss7 II lumpcr; p
Northrup. Athens; 8. F. Gale. Athens; Drill, Utica,
58, ,G3 It lumber, $500 It siding.
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Markets by Telegraph.

'cported Exclusively, By Telegraph to the Chicago
Tfihunf.1

[Ecposted Exclusively BY telegraph to the Chicago
TIibune.l
FIRST Days EEroET.
NEW YoEK, MONDAY EVENING, April is. 1851.
BEEF CATrLK-There were received at Al1erton'B
y1rds to-day $500 headof Beef Cattle. generally Of
ytry good quality and above the average. The
wessber Is good and favorable for business, which Is
not 70 brisk ~ LAST week. The top prices current to-
day. excluding fancy cattle or extra holiday beef
Z for net weight OF meat, Reller sinking otfa 1863
15c; medium quality. say the average Of good fair
drove Of C0 or 100 ms Illinois steers. 59l6c the low
est rates, including light, tin steers and coarse
oxen. 15c.
In prices there is material CHANGE but the lower
grades sold rather better than last week IN the
higher qualities there was 1ess activity, but hslde1s
were firm.
suEEF:-The market for Sheep Ia very brIsk- Com
pared With Last week, prices are higher. Best price
D. lire weight, 1911Hc, Al advance Of 4c = b over
inEhweek.
market IL steady. The range OF prices q b, live
weight, l. 83@9c, and the trade is brisk. Rece,p.s
About 0Dd0.
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N, Y. MONEY AND STOCK nIARKEr
The Panic Of Yesterday,

NEW foRK, April IL, 1851.
Galcna aud Chicago closed At 7o971.: The subscnp-
ucps at the First National Bank to-day to the 1to
loan wcre $2l7 Gc0. Tho money market vas uucb d,a
tu1bed BY tho stock panic. and the1e Is no regular
rate Of nterest-1 per cent day, and even more has
been paid The banEB arc not paying ont greenbach
and legal teIderH worth per cent more than cer
thed checks. Some ban ks refused to take cer1fhn,
ctecs Of others. Ls'ee numbers Of bull operators
have broken down. Morse Co.. stock brokers, who
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The troops OF PRECEDENT Ju1rtz are still at Salti1o
md report eays they areconstant1y DESERVING. The
French are DOW marching on the rear Of Jusrez.
Gen. Ee1drim has 900 men to oppose these forces,
commanded by Gen. HenoJoso and Col. Quinosa,
old md experienced oflcert.
Gen. santsaAnua returned to st. Thomas By tho
Clyde, determined not to return to Mexico until
called thither by MaximilIan, upon his ascend
ing the throne.
Ar. Ernest Lane. Colonel In the Mexican Juarex
service, had died Of fever ut Zinepacoaro. The
Jrasist General Don Louis 0hcraldl, condemned to
death By Council OF Var, bad been executed In
AQuaecallsupis On the nth ult. The Estqfeh SAYS
We are assured that the Conmander.iu-G Chief has
ordered Rca1 Admiral Bora to make an effective
denomination against CoEtinas, and be will soon
be In front OF Matamores, and will disembark the
troops, he has received On board.
, 1864-04-19

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.1
INDIANAPOLIS, April ie.
Governor Morton LEFT for Washington to-nicht,
Ihe 10Th Indiana veterans leave for the Army of
the Potomac tomorrow morning, with q large
number OF recruits. Tho sth Indiana rc-enlIsted
veterans Will arrive tonight from the Army Of the
Gun. The 9TH Iowa veterans passed through 70.
the front this morning.
detachment Of bridge builders nom Penusy1-
saua also left fdr Chattanooga. Recruits arc nm
Idly arriving, and tho headquarters arc oyarrun,
Cavalry lorses are hard to obtain, and are held at
high hguref.
The weather IL co1d and eto,,nv
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Eor1oS-Dull and undhaused- ,
fLouR-Vety dull and Sbout 1oc lower, with ISLES
.4c@71o for extra state: .eoesato for round hoop
GRA1N-Whtat nomlnally 192c lower Chicago
ep1nE $li2@i;5 AtlWnukee club sl.?a8 Is: winter
r store u 81 yellow nav 3i.28l2t. Oats dull At 90
= PKo1laionE-Heei quiet and n.7n. Pork dull and
loxeT mess te5 25e2i5 old DO s2325; new DO ae650
@ed11t: prime ~ 206@232f old and nov prime mess
4261ca:t 30. Sales oi 9o1 brls. also soot bfis new
p3': pf:s ! for Jane deliyeE sslers r. 9p.oa. Al SO
and Gov brls mess for time on former terms. Cut
meats tcatcey 70 nIn?. Bacon quiet at sc for west
ern thort.ribbed- ard shade lower, With sale1 OF
SO hrllne At lac brls At 1s4@la4c-the latter an
extreme tgure. Butter lower. Sales OF Ohio 1T so
SC. and State 1T 72GStc.
Wn!sKy-1lenvy and lever, at ak 81 ts-closIng st
L1+81. Is for State and western.
SIC for refined, fret. ~ 9
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&r~
. Mcsers, Door1r1E mi HGWE nzoati apta1 10;
Eemotial Of citizena n Nissonsn ~. a'
Increased Juty Of len mr. ceut ~ ,pnnS ~ ,a s IN
production. Eeerred to Fnanco ~ moo, 81 of9i?n ",
ncSors rcmonstrances AGAINST tbe same go. ~.
III, TRTIBUIL. Of n,no;a f+o,, w.. 1r5,,,.z
Com1nttce catd M his snhstiute for t III a,r
corning the disposition Of covicts In the conrts Of
the jai1s charged with violating t6NlaWs NJ the
Cnlted States f9r dIminiehln: tie expenses in re-.
lst:on thereto. Passed.
The Ply defines the duties Of Wardens and
afsnaie IN tue 1etIllofes and the District of CO.
The Act making appropriations for legislative,
read. The discussion on the bill viii oecupy w The
entire seesion;-
AE, WILSON, OF Mass. presented petition Of,
the Boston Board Of Trade, praying for the con-
rt1uctlon Of a slip canal around Ningara Falls,
Referred to the Committee On Commerce.
Mr DoOLTTTLE, Of Wis., reported back the IT,
port of the Secretary OF the Interior, Ii reference 10
ihs Idaho Indians; o,c., ,znsu.oz
hr. McDOUGAL. OF 1Cal.- introduced bill to as
certain the settlement OF certain pirate land
claims in California. Referred to the Committee
Mr. WILKINSON introduced bill to aid in
, 1864-04-19

SEwnERS, N. c., April 14.-Accoraine to the
halelsh I7pgTtst, the people Of Western North
Carolina ltave recently hing several Confederate
scription.
ttGn IN that etate depends on the success of the
rebel armies. II deleated. 4olden viii be elected
BY large majority.
Frequent arrivals OF steamers at Wilmington,
With vnuable cargocs for the Confedcraes, arc an.
The railroads in North Caroltna arc busily trans.
porting rebel troops and supplies.
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.l
MiLwAUKEE, april 1a
FLoua-null. and 1ea1ec lower.
GRA1N-Fecepts Of whcat 5000 bu.. Sales this
morning 1s2tG0 No. spring, winter receipts at
@l; oop bu dc, summer receipts, at 81 900 bu
do buyers option till June, 1t sales on Chan.e
26a,2ao bu No. spring. winter receipts at 81 iaX@
3fH: 1ofoo 1u do, summer receipts, buyers option
TILL June lat. At el2d. Market At The Nexha House
In the evening dtc'ined lH92c. Sales during after
neon and evening 7s5 bu MOL sprng at $1la1 70
for winter receipts. closing steady at 1.1o1 Oats
firm; sales 1,eco bu No. i, winter receipts at dic
Corn steady; sales 100 bu shelled, on track at
Soc; 80 bu Inferior 1t 55c. Barley n1m and scarce
Rye quiet md nrm.
, 1864-04-19
MA r RI II d,

In this city, the 18th Inst, by Rev. Robert Latrd
Collier Mr. THOMAS SMITH and Miss NARY e.
WEIGH.
In this city, On Sunday 18th Inst, at the house Of
7. Maple. Es9., 50: Wabash nyenuc. Nj. FRANK s.
WootWARp and M Mss MAGGIE A. BOs WILL, ali
a Canon, H., ptpers please copy
In Evanston. at the residence Of 4. 7. Sherman On
The 15tb Inst, By Rev. O. q. Tiffany, D. D., Xr GEO
SNYDER and Miss MARY i. MCCARTHY.
, 1864-04-19

BEkAs hTuFys have declined, caused BY thu rcac.
tfon gold. Flour unsettled: super. $1.25; extra,
s82. ncceIps and stock light. Wheat deelIainE hnf
ned &c ;sales. $itD yellow ut 313,.
Whisky Gull aud declined 4@.c; Sales at $1.ea@
l2g,
PE1EoL1 en- Unsettled
PuLAuxl PrIIA T. r MARkAT 1ces active but pr1.
cts unchanged. Beoveh 1?e9IG Shecp IN good demand
nut lower .Etlrc.
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ITO CAPTAINS AND SHIP
Il OWNERs:-At meeting OF the Grain Trim.
me7s M 9fld a. q No5tn Wells steet te 18th nst
be sl7en to captains and shtr owuers that the prce
iof tFimminE vessels and propeller, After the 25th
!nEt Will be 81 per thousand. By order OF the Com
NIttec. antqdi3kItnft.
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To Recruiting officers and Quarter

To Recruiting Officers and Quarter
masters.
The following are among the military blanks for
sale at the Tn1nCNE office:
Muster Rolls,
Muster and Pay Rolls.
Monthly Return Of Recruiting Officer.
Trt-Aonthly Return Of Recruiting Officer.
Communication OF Fuel and Quarters.
Vouchers.
Discharges.
Clothing Receipt Role.
n Enlistment P1pesTr.
Abstract Of Disbursements.
Quartermastcrs' Blanks OF all kinds. &C., &c,
, 1864-04-19
An. ATROCIOU8 LIBEL on mR.
WGODARD.

THo conoo.,o, ,,.r.-, .,.-....... .1
,or.;sn $50, % -, pe4fst4a.eo ts .ne n 4o!'
1o"'us ". I1tue.ous m. uusi W Au' ~ "ooa.
o' .ne o!on etanu'oa'e tor alderman Of
NV N4nlu "a'a' III 'te 'ssacs ol snnaty and
-4aonuas
the RcnuSe,n ne,t ware nas heretofore M sysn
there On TucsoaY promises to Ge eenaiiT divided
II To1,o t a seem 1nat fhe Republicans, in harmony
throughout the div have mt nn tor AHarIsn j
she Ninth ward one of the very worst mca they
nosscssca @ ~ ,hs Gcoafd toe'r nom,nse
1lcations for that Office, his chief Recommendation
is chos nt ps icy "ae 5 , ohee teacher n one of Tie PUP
ennes, aud list be owns no 1,nooerfT il II he e. waId
hr ls seeking to Represent
LIZ charge that he was expelled as teacher
Of public school for drunkenness Is m
, 1864-04-19
Rgm anhgrtlsrmeu1s1
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
" AuctioEeers, II, 46 aud Is Dearborn stzses.
Four Frame Dwelling Houses,

On SATURDAY. April q, at 1GH o'clock L. H., VIC
shal kell on the premises, cn the north sda OF Wash
Ing Ron-st bt Dearborn and STAG streets. the
FOUR TWo-sTORT FRAME BUILDINGS
SltEated thereon The buildings to ba moved On the
nrtt day OF May, 1851. Terms cash
apl7-d, ,G.7tnet G1LDEET & SAMPSON, Auct'Ea.
, 1864-04-19
Tho For e1gn Markets.

PER STEAMER sAxosIA.] [By telegraph.
LlvHaFooL, 5th.-cotton dull and unchanged.
Manchester mar ket very dull, tending downward-
Bso nstuds tnl!, tending dow inward. Flour dull and
nomasf Whsat quiet and partially eas,er Rcd
very Gull, tendency dowuwnrds Pork eAsler Bacon
quiet And nE1n. Lard Inactive,
Copsols alt@p1H.
lA7EH.-LivEnFoo1,6 6th.-cott1n fiat and unchsns-
cd. Fr0ylslons, no salts. Sugar Is active.
, 1864-04-19

Dn1tfmore n1arket--Aprfl Is.
FtorR-NcEy dull. Howards state super, s7.2s9
1-5n.
GrArS-Wheat nrM and scarce. Corn dull. Sales
1p-a In at kt.2'3l.27.
Wu1sKT-Dnll and dropping Ohio At s1l99l.so.
, 1864-04-19
ID i II ID ,

In this city at the residences Of her father On Non.
day mo, Ming, 4pr1l 18th. ELLEN ". vile Of David
SaulpauEh, agcd 13 yca1s and months,
Funeral IL tAke place at :: West MADISON street,
to day, Apt1l 1Ah, at O'Clock 2. Ii.
, 1864-04-19

1AH11V1S 1NCrs1V NAVe1aWENtS.
NEW Yons, April 1e.-The New York 7,43une',
Washington special Gays: 1.-THE Governor Of Illl-
nois Wlll be authorized, tomorrow, to commits
Statc.'' >N"'
, 1864-04-19
Qbicago Uril1l111e,
TUESDAY, APRIL 70, 1854.
TEE NEWS.


The equall long impending in the f,nanc;a,
horizon, has struck in Wall street. laylnc Al.
ready several tall craft on their beam ends
II is quite time to pipe all bands to take IN
rail. There will be many TINT will find eonc
Of their canyas set 60 high that It mnet ~ rv
the board. Better have BEEN warned ana Mt
pus onl tho sEy-scsapers, Some vii, h. A.
n.nstcd. Ihsze Will be fearful 1oss of nm.
ming rigging, and The sen ,rf1, In ..,.t
wrecks. There are man, t,,.+ 80, "!lu
out beyond the reach of fsa 49, - e'onn m lht
come ashore from thc mct.n,,a. u.s' oat 10
In finance Inns commenced rrh,.a "'lu .lu ''me
PICK the coolest heads ~. "r1su VIII per-
uoticeah1c Tbe VIA an.. ne enect Is 1'eady
and thc dov ~ +has.t e Ae running 70 covcr,
action If M noa.s oeu,es W a mas begun The
-ras nona ~ u " 1Eaoe ana bankcts
emooth1~ 49, ~ -, =. ~ even no" TOO late,
suction-nnmn cn-ra's,s ,'1.. .oss 70 replace tae
Ia no 1,cht .ns.te1 ~: ",In s'ecaoaeks' 1t
md ncs.o 49, saa ~ VIZ require eoolness
.donc for 1ass ~ ~. nu' II can never be
haf,ona1 n.-;, s..,.s s psople N 'nls hour OF
and a. - W "a'c onis sfeeabacks,
.cloae nm th.,- s.s... ulus nave only TO
.ro,ora ~ - e .s.ee ~ uuu iu' On inc nauonai
-onr oarart.re ~ S -. es.nee. shcre be
a c7,rrcncr f. =. na1a"~ as .ne people WILL
AS to tho hr,,s s,a'- uus ~ ene government.
, 1864-04-19

Boston Mining Stock n1arket-April u.
Central. =; HANCOCK, II; Huron, 81; Mlnn, Is;
PtksburG, 30; Superior, 10y.
, 1864-04-19

MI ONROE STREET COTTAGE.
4E1 a neat Cottage, With lot 25x181 feet.
ON WEST WONRDE STKJ:ET.
fenr Aberdeen. can be purchased At = soo II sGd be-
fore May nyst. WALKER & KEEFOUT
Rea, Estate Brokers, s. Warrington street.
, 1864-04-19

ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
ever offered In this city; among which are works
.ro k Isulan, Won lie verlonk and Carribain Of the
'efean, AID Lasef!c, Cnrrolus aod De Buel, Of the
French School: and some lne Pictures from the lead
tDg NeF York artists.
The public arc Invited to ea11 and examine /.
a11Nn211T,91rrt WILLIAMS 4 EVERETT
The New York herald., 1864-10-02

MY osLrAss-sseanship Geo cromweli-r rausiy.
NE cdssn sse frt m.49sssa ass ssti n' Af
H.v.s.-s..sm.hip StoNT LiseryMATcA,s.a Young John
Tion, Covert Fsil Csbelo Thomas Toime, sdy, Two
Saea de- Sea .ns lady Howard James Riley
Jos Isssl Silva i ''een '''~s' hF'e'a B'"'aun
HAxsuEe-stsamship Borassia-Lieui Mont. Nassau;
Robinson. il. New YORK Ies,enaaer c.se'snd aaws
@ sGs @ Louis. % usr Ess Nsw
ss s1' kss'' s... E Fss sni
MRS c.orns M5s spHs Psa.a. a and
frs Ss% . SSsS d.i. hs ssss; Ss%Ss.s; S%ss ss
ssrssSnia at New Ssrf; Dora ,aissn Ss~ S5Is.ss; @
New York Sr and aTs Isisel ny BesnEen, Aug BrSci:
NEW oRLElSs-s,esmship Morning stsr--Jusge Q Rose.
nas, jaime. Butler, Judge 9 wsiworih. .llessd Nc.
, s.s More .ps sI ss. SH'.s Y.
Gss G. "a s,%ss Ss sJS s;s ys
HSsls Rsass :.. s:s oy sfa' ~ VII a.saisIs
ss;Sa'R' ss;s sssSaTGs yi"ss rs rssss' fs d s
es NJ Gps Ms. WIS ss!'Sas sss
sssa. s and dss s
] Ker A Stark and wife Henry Palfrey Csp, Fagrs
John Touro, Maloon, N MoCheency, Miss Coady,
Miss Marn Parish Mrs kilborn and Mrs Col Holm
Mansfield, Maria Mansfield, Mantlei Nansheld Mss Hard
ing Mrs Jas W Seymour four children servants
G Palmer and wife. Moody wire, servant and child.
Mrs q O Tracy and child, Mrs A Dsnsviie Mrs Mary
Allen. d Ellsworth and wife Miss wArten writer's
Armstrong, !Licntenstein, Mrs Robertson and child,
Jshn wttemer. Mrs Thomas Jr; Miss Thomas,
Mrs 4 Dornwy ana two chldren. Mrs Trea, ana
aYss Miss Hsry q Smith. II @ stephens and wife,
Nrs Bilsn Lament Mrs Celia Conan, George Pace.
Mrs Catherine Joy, Riehsrd Tanner Miss EsneI Car.
poors stephen Deore. Miss Lacu oBren, James Lee,
men. Miss Msry shsmen, W W Washburn, Mis- Adeiis
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