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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
FROM CALIFORNIA.
Adjournment, Of the Legislature.
SAN FRANCISCO, Monday. AprlI Z. Ia

san FRANCISCO, Monday. April T. 1854.
Arrived ships Swallow, from Boston, Frank
lin, from New.York.
The Legislature adlourns finally at l2 O'Clock tonight
The only act passed Of interest outside Of California s
one whereby the State engages To pay the interest on
81 200 600 Of the Central Pacific Railroad Companys
bonds for twenty years In approving this act tie Gov
erpor expressed she belief that any future Legislature
will have the power to repeal it.
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday, April :, 1854.
Arrived ship Hornet, from New-York; she re-
ports having spoken April ls in lat 30 north ship En-
terprise. from New.York for san Francisco
Licnt Col. Geo II. Ringgold died yesterday. mill
,ary funeral will be given him from 81. MayS Cathc'
dral to morrow.
The Legislature adjourned at midnight, not to meet
again for two years Many bills Of local Interest were
vetoed or retained in the Governors possession
The bill submitting to vote Of the people PROPOSE
tion 10 issue half million dollars Of state bonds to Tue
Western Pacific Railroad Company and mihion nnu
a half TO the Central Pacific Railroad Company was
vetoed on the ground Of unconstitutionaiity.
Under another bin the Central Company has the IN
,erest ON million and half of It's bonds paid By the
State for twenty years as reported yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO. "Wednesday, April g. 1861
Arrived, ships Haze, Witch Of the Wave, En-
,erprise. Moraya ard Valparaiso, all from New'forS'
Sailed steamer John l.. Stephens for north'"esler'
ports Of Mexico, with merchandise ana mining ni''
cbuery. valued at $4,000 This is the second large
ocean steamer row plying between San Francisco ana
Mexico each making about monthly trlps'
business generally is very dull. Basung po"ucF h"s
declined to 81 per keg 49,. .,., ana
The last bill passed By the late Legislature was ouc
donating $3.50 per month during the ensuing 1--we years
20 Can't Sutter the California pioEeer.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
From Fort MourOe-Reiensc of All the
Union Prisoners in Richmond.
FoRr MONROE, Thursday. April 7, Is


Two steamers, the New-lork and the Ex-
press left to-day under flag Of truce for City Point to
bring down all the Union officers and soldiers now
prisoners Of war at Richmond, about thousand In
number.
Tie Underwriters boat Atlantic attempted to visit
Cape Henry to-day to look after the wrecks, but the
weather was so rough the boat returned.
The Baltimore boat arrived at 3p. m. eight hours
late.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
The Rebel Forrest Leaving Kentucky.

THIIaQk1sITIAl IIlH'!I 1EP''''' '
A special Cincinnati dispatch to The Bulletin
says;
Notwithstanding the Rebel Bufords assurance tha'
he intends to remain permanently in Kentucky 1t is re-
ported that Forrest is maneuverng TO get out oil the
State. by dividing his forces iuto small detachmens
and slipping them of through byways
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

Navigation Of tho Penobseot. o.,
BANGOR, Me. Friday, April 8, 1864.
The ice left the Penobsc0t tonight.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
From the Red River-Lnrgc Amount o'
Cotton Captured.
ST. LOUIS, Ffiday, Apr

The Democrats Alexandria, La, dIspatch
saws large amount Of cotton is being captured along
Red River II was reported that several naval officers
had been captured while confscating cotton.
Admiral Porter had issued circular 10 captains anu
owners Of steamboats, in the employ Of the Rebel Gov
crument as transports stating that If they VIII denver
the boats to him no win afford them every opportunity
to recover their property while il they burn them they
viii be total loss.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09
RECORD OF SOLDIERS DEATHS.
Complete List Of those who have Died
In and about New-York
since April, 1862.
Names, Regiments, Companies, and Dates.

The following is a complete list of the soldiers
who have died from April 1862 to April 1884, in hos
pitals and elsewhere in New.York Brooklyn, Davd's
Island, Riker's Island, Governors Island, Bcdoe's
Island at the forts and shpboard route to this
city. The list comprises upward of l,5O0 Names and
has been carefully comr lied by Mr.. Andrew j. Case Of
No. 1877 Grand street. the Government undertaken. To
those who have lost relatives friends without know
ing where they died. tho publication will, in many in
stances, be found most valuable Soldiers from nearly
all the loyal States comprised in the list.
Mr. Case took the conrat for burial of all the soldiers
diving in the city and vicinity in April ls62 and by his
faithful fufllment of it has met with the approval Of
Ouartermaser Van yet and also Of the Medical Drec
tor In each case neat plain but substantial coffin is
furnished the remains neatly prepared and taken In
hearse to Cypress Hills where each soldier has sepa-
rae grave The utmost care is taken identif
cation. On the coffin, and also piece Of parchment
inside the coffin are placed the name, age regiment and
company of deceased date Of death, &c. where these
can be ascertaned that in case OF dsnterment there
can be no mistake Each grave has number, such
number and the records and In the coffin correspond
nr with the number Gnd similar record Of name. &C.,
on Mr. Cases books that persons who discover that
relatives or friends among the buried and VINO de
sire disenterment may, application to him. ascer'
tain where they are buried Out Of the entire NUMBER
between 400 and 500 have been claimed by friends and in
but few instances when the remains have been sought
for have mistakes occurred. and in these ory where
from the condition of the soldier before DEATH bis den'
tity could be established In tie case OF the un'
knownn-where neither nor regiment could be had
such facts as color of ha peculiartes Of person. &c.,
are returned During the period which this list covers
there were buried Is unknown:
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

who show their loyalty to their country and humanity
by their efforts promote the welfare Of the sick and
wounded soldier.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

The flag Of trute was borne by Lieut. Mcknight Aid
TO Forrest and was met by the Post Adjutant. Nc.
Knight presented note from Forrest to Col Hicks,
demanding the immediate ard unconditional surrender
Of the fort and garrison and saying that in the event
Of refusal TO accede 20 the demand he would take the
fort By storm and graut no quarter. Col Hicks prompt
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-09

This sum includes receipts from sales of tickets and
goods and subscriptions from all sources excepting the
Fire Department Art gallery Refreshment Saloon
and Union Square building. which auxaries will not
make their returns before the close Of the Far Inc
Fire Department realized from subscriptions and sales
ON Wednesday s2.2GO Thursday s,0oi, and like
sum yesterday.
The magnificent lace Shetland shawl was sold during
last evening al the Weschester Department ior 81 w.
The nurcbaser-who prefers that his name should not
be pabished-a,ows the article TO remain on exhibition,
and states that if it is sold within week for that
amount lac will give it as his own donation.
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READING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

NREAT Tfunk line from the North and
" Nortt-west fer Philadelphia, New
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Trains leave Harrisburg for Philadelphia
New York, Reading, Posisyilie, and all IN
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New York Express leaves Harrisburg at
5. O0A n. arriving al New York al 10 10; The
same morning
Fares Irom Harrisburg: to New York
IS Is: 10 Philadelphia SO 35 and 81 ,80.-
Baggage checked through.
Returning leave New York al A NJ u
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Sleeping cars in the New York Express
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without chan9e.
Passengers by the Caltawissa Rail Road
leave Tarnaqua at 80 A. M. and ?. ID 2.
M. for Philadelphia. New York, aud all
TiainsIsave Pottsviiie at 9. 5 A. NJ. and
2. 30 P. II. for PniIadelphia, Harrisburg
and New York.
An accommodation Passenger train leaves
Reading al s. SO A. ~ and returns from
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r. All lhefhe above lIains run daily,
Sundays excepted
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Communication, Mileage, Season. and Ex-
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THE OLD GUARD.

A Monthly Journal, devoted to the Prin-
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the Usnrpation, Desptism and crimes Of
This
ABOLITION ADMINISTRATION.
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SOLDIERS IN THE ARMY
And Cur People at Home
Are now offered an opportunity by which
they car obtain
a GOOD AND DURABLE TIME-PIECE
AT
VERY LOW FIGURE.
On Wnhhes az

Oar Watches are
WARRANTED 10 KEEP TINE ONE
YEAR. and Tie buyer IS allowed the PRIV
ilege of Examination before Payment is
required.
IMPROVED DUPLEX IN FULL RUBY
ACTIONS.
A first class Hunling Fitne-Fie Of Sill
yer material, over which is eleetro fine
plated ls K. gold, most durably wrought.
making The innaHon so lauIless that II
moi be detected from the solid ma,etiaI
most experienced judges; acids will not
affect it.. London made move ment. I'm.
proved Duplex il Full Ruby Action. has
sweep seconds, aud is not 10 be excelleA
in general appearance. This is decidedly
one of the best articles ever offered Tor ira.
ders and spectators. Er einesIs, emierants
and persons lavelIiug, will find them supe-
rior % any other alteration ofcIimale will
not affect their accuracy. Price, packed
10 good shape and good running oder only
S35, or case OF 6 for $500.
SILVER DOUBLE TINE HUNTING;
LEVERS.
Best Quality Silver Cases, over which
electro 6ue plated iS k gold, similar 10
our Improved Duplex. and superior adjust
eJ movements with ''Stop" 10 be used in
Washington and Greenwich time, sweep
second, and ali the Improvements. ALI in
all, taking is Beautiful aud Fausies= ap-
pearaEce and It's Superior Movement into
consideration, we regard il as decidedly
The cheapest article OF ihe kind in the mar
kei. Prize, in .ood. running order. S34,
or case of for $780,
Y We ask no pay in advance. but will
forward either Of them TO responsible par
ties, 10 any part OF The Ioval Siales, with
bill payable 10 exyressman when the goods
are delivered, giving rhe buyer the pfiyil-
eee Of examination, and, if not satisfactory
The watch can be returned at our expense
The express companies refuse making
collections on soldier and other parties in
the disioyal States, consequently all such
orders must be accompanied by the casl
to insure ailention. We make deduction
OF two dollars on either watch when the
payment is forwarded in advace.
Money may be sent by express al ou
expense.
THOS. C8EFERTY & co,
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Direct ions Tor nse.-Apply a lev drops
on a sponge, rub it slowly over the leather,
and the polish H. complete
PRICE 81 CEFIS PR BOTTLE !
- For sale by L. T. SHARPLESS. "a
Bloomsburg, May Il, 1862.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Magic IiMe Observers.

Being Hunting or Open Face or la
DIS or GenfEemdn's WYGtch Combin-
ed. Nth Patent Self Winding I'M
pr0uement. most Pleasing NOUeity.
one of the prertiest, most convenient,
and decidedly Ihe best and cheapest time
piece for general and reliable use ever olie-
red /; has within il and connected with It's
machinery, lis own winding attachment
rendering Key entirely unnecessary. The
cases of This Watch are composed OF two
metals, the outer one being fine 10 carat
gold Ii has the improved ruby action le-
yer movement. and warranted an accurate
time piece. Price, superbly engraved, per
case oil bali dozen, S204. Sample Watches,
in neat morocco boxes, $50.
SILVER WATCHES.
First Class Hunting Time pieces for aecu-
racy of movement, beauty of maierial, f,
and above all, cheaoness M pnce, these
watches must insure universal aPproba-
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An imitation so faullless that il can
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metals, The ouier one FIRST quality Sterling
Silver, while the inneI one Is German Sill
yer. II cannot be recognized by cutting oil
heavy engraving, making il, not only IN
appearances, but IN duraohiiy, Inc pest re-
sembIance OF Solid Sterling Silver in exist
ence.
The sale of these Watches in the army
is source oil enormous profit, retailing; as
they very readily do at S25 aud upwards
Many hundred dollars caa be made IN a
single, pay day by any one OF ordinary
business tact.
wAT WHOLESALE ONLY! Ia heavy
hunting cases, beautifully engraved, white
enamel dial, and fancy cut hands, IN good
running order, by the half dozen, 500. Sold
only by by the case OF six
Upon receipt of TWO dollars, as guarantee
! OF good faith, we will send watches by ex-
press 10 any part of the loyal States, col
I iectipg balance OF bill on delivery. This
| ensures buyers against fraud, giving them
their watches before payment is required
Send orders 10 be sole importer
GAIUS WHEATON,, No. IL jewelers.
Exchange, Cor. Cortland 81. aud Broadway
New York
Dec. 8, 1s63.-3m.
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