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We understand, and suppose it ia So,
that the government took possession OF
the little stock Of coal brought down
yesterday from the Sewsnee mines. We
suppose the citizens Of this place begin
TO be well satisfied that they hvve q gov
eminent. Before the war, they never re-
allied the fact it rested 90 lightly upon
them. Il is heavy enough, noU, we sUs-
pect to satitfy The greatest skeptic.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MlDNioHT DISPATCHES.


CSuyNATI, Jan. IA special 10 the
Commercial, from Cumberland Gap, says:
Sam Jones, with an overwhelming force,
attacked our troops at Jonesville, Va, on
Sunday, consisting Of 900. After losing
so killed, so wounded, gun and two
small hcwitzsrs our troops surrendered.
WAsHWGTos, Jan. The steamer
Boe5ucb, on the 18th of December, cap
tursd tic BriiiRh schooner RisiDg Doom
Off Sewsnee river Fla, with = valuable
cargo.
NORFOLK, Va, jar. The rebels
VIII csc property has been conhIcased are
ret urning in large numbers snd taking
the cath Of allegiance to reinstate them
selves in their old rights.
Gen. Burnside has been ordered TO
New York, to await command which is
preparing fer him. 1t is thought that be
viii vindicate himself against charges in
Hslleck's report by facts and official dis
patches placed before the Committee on
the Conduct Of the War.
!! has leaked out that official reports
place the Union loss in killed, wounded
and missing at the battle of ChsncellOEs-
Vile at $4,000.
4 letter from HATper's Ferry says IS
Of Coles Maryland cavalry encountered
an overwhelming force Of rebels near
Victoriatown, Va. losing in killed,
wounded and missing al bat IS.
HALIFAX, Jan. THE steamer Chesa-
psske was placed to-day in admiralty
b. the provincial Government.
WAsHEoToS, Jan. 7.-BsldTin offered
! . resolution in tho House, tina!
Whereas, organized treason, having its
Headquarters as Richmond, exists in de-
! FAINT violation Of the constitution, and
has no claims TO be treated otherwise than
Is an outlaw, therefore,
Resolved, That sny proposition or ne
gotistion with rebels ought to be rejected
without hesitation or delay; adopted SO
against q.
New YORK, Jan. 7.-GOld 515
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SntIers, Attenttoh.


n. and n. LAEDsBEEs i Co, corner Of
the Square and Market street. have on
hand 3 complete stock OF Suffers Goods,
which they offer At she very lowest mar
ket rates. Among the stock can be
found
20 doE. grained Cavalry Boots.
IL Napoleon
20Butts Natural Leaf Tobacco.
100 Caddies Bright and Twist, DO,
65 " Sweet do.
5OGro. Sweet Oven, 6ne cut.
100000 Best brands Cigars.
80 DoE. Wool Travelling Shirts.
Is Cases Concentrated Milk.
20 Sardines.
IS Pickles.
20Kegs Pigs Feet
100 Best Hamburg Cheese.
Also, Oysters, Msckerel, Spices, Apple
Butter, Peaches, Pine Apples, etc, Writ
ing Paper, Envelopes, Backing, Ink, and
a foil stock Of Suffers Notions, with tho
best brands Of Whisky, Wines, Brandy,
Gin-c3ektails, etc.
Call and see for yourselves.
4. & III. LANDsBERG & Co.,
Corner Market st. and Square.
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We saw = couple Of distinguished
citizens Of Nashville making an invest
ment in wood, the other day. II def
ance of snow and ice they fingered
about the market house until an oppor-
tunity offered, when they laid out TIE
mug fortune Of Iwo THOUSAND -
r,..-STsl Their stock Of wood msy b. e.
sssted to last them tbs remainder Of The
winter.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-08

We are pleased TO inform all who are
fond Of good living, that they can find
The finest selection Of dried, preserved
and fresh Fruits, Groceries, Candies,
Nuts, Wines, and almost everything that
is good in the eatsble and drinkable lice,
ri W. W. Totten's, No. % College street
opposite Sswanee House. lie sells At toe
lowest market rates, and delivers all goods
bought Of him free Of charge.
dec2S. In
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GOLD FOR SmyER-THos. s. MARn
corner of Union and College-streets, will
give gold for Mexican and Spanish dol
lars and hAlf-dOllars, and also for Amer
lean dollars and halt dollars coined pre-
vlous TO 1853.
The highest prices paid for Tennessee
money. All kinds IF uncurrent money
bought and sold at the best rates.
Government certificates given either in
che city or country cashed on the most
reasonable rates.
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CELEBRATE THE GLORIOUS EIGHTR.-
The Union League hold public meeting
ct the Hall of Representatives, Friday
evening, at Z Z O'Clock, to celebrate the
anniversary of the Battle Of New Or
leans. Gov. johnson, Gen. Rousseau and
other distinguished speakers will address
the meeting. The bands of the 18th
Michigan and 18th Wisconsin have been
invited, and the " Eureka Club" have
kindly volunteered their services for the
occasion. Come ono-CoME ALL. ia7-2t
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The weather continues Indictment. II
opened yesterday quite Geld, bus mod
-Ated slightly by moor, when snow be-
sd 10 fall, and continued to fall during
the remainder Of The day, though in 10
great quantity.
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AUCTION SALE Te-DAY.-GroceTiesl
Large Invoice Of Nails, Furniture, Pic
lures, Frames, SC.
JEo. K. HU,Is & Co.,
Gen'l Auction & Com. Merchants.
ian 81
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We are indebted 10 W. C. Collier for
! the latest Louisville and Cinciansi pa
pers.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-08

Brown & Co. laid upon our table last
night the latest Army and Eavy Jour
nal, n. Y. Herald, and other papers.
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Candy, Pickles, sugar, brown and white; Cove Oys-
tsE E1rGiBes, LObeters spiced Herring Dried Beef
bologna Sausage, Ham, Dried Herring, RalsOns, Figs,
Dates Almonds, FIberts, Brazil and Peanuts, Ginger
CkCs Sugar and Butter Crackers Spice, Nuts etc. at
A. LOUIS Sc CO.,
- Eor.h Market Street.
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Go to 10 WHITE's and get shaved for
cen cents-the cheapest and qest place in
the city. jams. IS
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TO OUR FRIENDS AT THE FR0ST-Yes-
terday we failed to Gil the orders
many Of our customers a. the front. The
cause Of this WAS, the imposeibiiity Of
getting printing paper. We have been
wholly dependent upon the mill in this
county for this indispensable article; and
Of late its supplies have been uncertain
II has now ceased operations altogether,
and we have to depend upon other sources.
We will speedily make such arrange
ments - will keep us with q sufficient
stock on hsnd 70 meet al demsnds. 10
the mean time, il 70 should fail 70 sup
ply orders sent Us, our friends will IN
derstaDd the cause, and not blame US.
We shall permit no expense to prevent us
from obtaining and keeping hereafter an
abundant stock Of paper. We received =
supply last night from Louisville, and
do not expect to be unable again to meet
any orders.
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CALL AND SEE
McMULLEN s. GATES,
26 North Cherry ST.,

5000 Reams Note, Letter and Cap
Paper, every grade and quality;
100000 EnvelOpes-buf, white,
Canary, etc. f;
20 Gross Portfolios;
5000 Cheap Novels;
100 Gross Buffers Ink;
so Gross Lead Pencils;
1000 Photograph Albums -
from 81 so to $50;
s Gross Soldiers Photog.
Albums, POcket-b'k form;
10000 Gard Pictures of Generals
of Army of Cumberland;
10000 Soldiers U. S. Army Di
plomas.
Diaries for 1864;
Blank Books;
Zinc Mirrors ;
Steel Pens;
Gold Pens;
Propelling Pencils;
Backing Brushes;
Hair Brushes
Tooth Brushes !;
Rub'r Buttons !;
Ink Stands;
Prize Packages,
GillOtt's Pens;
Sectional Maps of Ky, & Tenn.
Emery Paper;
Gun Oil;
Paper Collars;
Pipes;
Combs;
Razors;
Razor Straps;
Tobacco Boxes !;
Gilt Mirrors ;
Rubber Blankets
Fancy Soap
Backing;
Hair Oil
Song Books;
Pocket Books;
War Maps;
Emery Packages,
and Suffers Drafts on Paymasters.
NcMULLEN s. GATES,
Successors to ALLEN Co,
%, North Cherry Street, Na,hVills,
aud l43 walnut Street, Cincinnati.
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WHAT TIE VETERANS THINK OF THE
WEEKLY UEI0E-Siucs tho fret regi-
meat Of returning veterans passed
through this city, hundreds have called
at our oflies and subscribed for tie
Weekly Union, 10 DO sent 70 their friends
at hons. We accept this compliment
from the heroes in the Geld as an en-
>-dOrsement Of our courss, and shall
always endeavor 10 merit the spproba-
tion Of all such self-sscri1ciDg patriots.
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Tine following are the regular meetingi
for the different Councils in the city o.
Nashville:
TESEKssEE COUNCIL, no. l.
Monday and Thursday, at ?. n
sERKAs COUNCIL; 30. 2
Tuesday, al z P. n
HOBBS COUNCIL, so. z.
Saturday, At P. NJ.
dec5-3m
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GalIerv Of. Fine Aria.

CORNER or UNION AND COLLEGE sTBFETs
For fine hfe-like AmbrOtypes, Photo
graphs. from life size down to Carte de
Visite, executed in the highest style az
the art, either plain or colOrsd, call 81
the above establishment, the largest and
most extensive in The Southwest. Al
buns, carte pictures Of tho Generals OF
both armies, in great variety, always on
hand. Call and see the finest and largest
collection Of pictures in the city.
Respectfully,
Z. 7. SALTsHAN,
Successor 20 q. G. Giers.
Oct. I8.-Sm.
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sshvilEe SIaioa,

FRIDAY MORNING, JAN. 8, 1864
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CHAMPAIGN, Sparkling and Still Cstawba, Ginger and
blackberry Wines EAthsn's celebrated Union BittSrs,
Catawba Brandy, Gin Cocktails (reSdy nlRdeD Rye
and Bourbon Whisky, Ale and Lager Beer, at
A. LOUIS 81 CO,
b North Market Street.
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Passengers Arrived

IN ,ean,hiD Ci,vof 5rk from Leypc and Queea'totcn
-tap, Norwood H. Hcensn, J. Il. Cadet, Danl. Dul
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Nstte and child ander Oliver, Alexander Taylor, y.
Taylor W. g. shackford, Mrs Booth. Miss Rrbecca Tar,
John Harrison W. j. Mccormick, Mad Mem and two ehil
dTtn Bustave Stitz
4. s,h Columbia from Neto.Orie1r, and Hardna-
H. Mhitwo H. Sheppard jr.. Geo. r. Moore, G.. Henry
Richard, on Mrs Broqnet aud child, James Atkinson, w L.
Core A. H. DiasndoTf &. Leler G. Il. Person and lady,
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Mrs Thomas q. Senele A. T.. Hemer, Alex. Ageasto J..
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Joseph Ro.entir o. C. Wait, Mrs r. b. Peak and child "
Chapman J. " Spauldng. j. Donel and lady, " H. Coffin,
Capt j. r. Giles aud son Ira T. swirl, Mise Pauline Dumont
Johu Wash Miss Ha~ley. Al. EnglaBder r. J. Glover Jno.
Dayson Mrs G. Donovan, John MACK w. II. Harbeck W.
G. Hamilton Is. A. Graves w H. AtwatsT. Mrs. A. Mont
gomery four children and servant. G. Lockwood Edwin
Bshop s. Masuy and son Fred Gorssen, Thos N. Blake.
~ B Comstock aud lady, John Muigan From Havana
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Mr. stuyyesant lsdy snd servant G. Valentine, j. Mikrn,
NJ Michael Lsuis MoFeum, c. Hompe, A. W. Hand Rafael
CORN. Nicholas Perez.
IN steamasp MaldHsas from N,o OrieGni and Hlrdnd
Young and daughter Mics Emma Barmore and sor J. T.
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Psngne Bias Bonezeaa Minister Of Venezuela ID. boden
hi. secretary H. Dn Bercebu Juan Giiken o. Petachi H.
Jasper
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The GoIsiiern, Voting Hill.

Az 90 enable the qualified this State absent
theTtirom in the military service Of the United State sto
vote.
The Peope Of The Sq of Neto York yraeaed in Senate
and 8iscmtiy, do enact Gs Jouocs;
SECTION l. in time Of war; every qualified aud dly rcgis-
tered voter Of the state Of New York ~ the actual military
service Of tho United States In the army sDd navy thereof
sha be without the Of Newly orb the day Of
on, shall be entitled vote any general special ion
held ~ this state the election district where he resided
the time Of entering such service in and fora fol
lowing:
SIC 2 Such shall, by instrument executed by him.
not more than sixty days previous 10 any general or bal
election 10 be held In this state authorize and the
official title, Ia the election district where the said voter
sides 70 cast Tor bin his ballot IN the manner
scbed by this oct for all officers Tor whom he would have
rgh' 70 vote u ne present at such election SAD inst
INT shan De gned Dy such aestod by rbn@
witness and sworn 10 before ed officer Captsn Adjg
tant " Coiumendait Of any Company or detachment de-
ached service IN the service OF United States and
ssoned officer In the Volunteer force Of the State Of New
io, on apialn or CsHHandaHt Of vessel Ia the
serlee 81 The United States ~ which the said voter
long Do ttached and such officers are hereby duly auh0
ir.d 70 sdnncr ostbs oT the purposes specified IN TIM
and they shall attach TO hcr signature their official desua
ton.
SEC The said voter shall make and subscbe the follow
ing afdait " 4. b. do soeuuy swear AFFIRM that
have t,tn citizen OF the United States days.
Of ihe as o. enyone year' thaS have been or shall have
been ilioan OF the cfAe Of NewYoTk for
preceding fhe election to be held the dry Of for the
ntns Ts,ident Of the County OF thirty
preceding said election Irsd.st Of tteton Of
In Assembly Di.trict number in said conciy (or IN
W ard number IN the city of lin said Colr,y) aud thst
am now and h SAID lection intend 10 be- deHi OF cleo
ion district pinibet in said tow, Cor ward) OF that
have mad. My bet wager and am not directly or nd
Getty Interested IN any bet pds upop The r.,
II s,d etctou ard 10 foHhtI weaT that am IN the asla
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The Blockade of'the Ysrusyiau Coast
Abandoned.
The Attack On Duppel Still Progressing
MORE ByoT1Ne IN STOCKHOLM
Reported Death of the Prince o.
Augustenberg.
ALARMING ILLNESS OF THE POPE.

Tho steamship City of Cork, from Liver
pso 10TH via Queenstown 2st arrived at THE port ut
s'cle OK on Saturday morning
Fls Cork Herald Of the morning OF the DIST has the FOL
loving; - - ,ec,
Yesterday '.h7se Prussian men.of-wu attacked tue
I anish bl0ckafing squadron off Grelswnde, IOncrd-
MA After an engagement Oftwo hours. the Frussiah
vessels returned TO the harbor.
Artillery firing was renewed to-day AT DupPL
BERLIN, March 20, 1904.
The Commsndern- Chief Of the Prussian Navy, has
received report stating that yesterday the Areona
With three gunboats again put 10 sea in search OF nos
Tile shipping The cruise had result, however, all
Che Danish ships having left Prussan waters. Inc re-
port concludes therefore that there can I've no question
n the existing blockade Of the Prussian coast.
HANOVER March 70 1864.
The Danish Government has dccrocd the release OF
the HanoYeran ships. under embargo in Danish ports
SoNpERBuEG March II, ls6i-9 a. m.
On Thursday there was heavy cannonadDg and hSht'
ing all along the line Of Duppel village, and the lone'
berg position taken by the Prussians after heroic
resistance by the Danes. The position OF Duppe Is sim
anharmed. The numbers of the Prussians ore always
sour 10 one Their artillery lave ranged three mhCs
A Danish Colonel was killed to-day, and seventy
wounded were brought in. The enemys loSses arc re-
The Danish Army is undaunted
COPESHAGEH, March II, 1864.
The Prussan batteries opened lire yesterday morning
On the Duppe intrenchments. The enemy fired alto
sether 500 shots We replied occasionally IN all 70
Zines Our firing seemed o. be successful as two OF the
snemys batteries were silenced for some time. We
have two officers killed and one wounded. Sixteen pri
Yates were killed, and 40 wounded.
Two fires occurred here last night doing considerable
Damage. No lives lost.
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Passeugcrs Sailed.

n 'f,dn,hp chy az Ud'hfHgfoH, for L"erroot-
Mr. sophia Lawrence SIR. G. D. Outs. Mrs. J. Ros,nbuTs
Mics e. and 81; H. .gd Mis- ida = a Hal end wife Nss.
hh n and Ma I E LSa Jo SS Aia a fs SG M
wbaelocs, Rev. Mr. Quinsn =. %. Csrra.oo r. di Tur
nara. LongoyA, T Sanchez Geo. NJ Oc0tt, Geo. Nash
Mr. ". Coleman and two children. Thos Wl,esidc, Geo
nougst Capt. Pine fin Capt Stanley. John Wood. C.
p WI Iy N'P + n%y Tp'T e ,oa ~I oSr
Nah and Adoph Pere, John Horton aud Others in Che
10 iformihip Germaaia for SonDa~psoa, Hir,e. and
HaHjgrg-Mfs Roenbsrg children, nfan. ,nd servant Mr.
Gsrs, NJ sauiInsn Mr. Lsngseld, G. Di";f J. GGelit
r. " Bufli;-, j. Griffin, Mrs. Lois y Hrnosch"- holt
ringer family w Oefken and family NJ. Bickoa Russian
Yob Charles Held and lady Philadelphia A. Fsnkiei Hs-
vsna ". Speyer San Francisco; Mrs saac chidIen infant
aud seaut Philadelphia B strauss Iowa Csptan Meyer
Hamburg; Max Ian.Ai Vienna e. ursrgete New horS
Ar.. Hschnaun children aud infant. California; Mr.. Ben
aiung aud child Californian Mr.. Jetie Arues San Fran
sc. Mr.. Schir.er New ok John Feh.enfrd pe,roit
Peter Uhrich, Derolt Chas Ncal.e netloi Louis Reuter-
Bat stoes ~ T. T. ko.ins, " u + Fpchs -; LOUIS
G. A. LuIen, Brooklyn; ). Mont1, CHM Joseph hengo'
81. Louis. Hermann Cantor AnS Lis5ernann Jgs. Bier
Conn. ssbina Frsnk aud child New toin hantcrs
ehed, Lousyille Chas sehuhcT, Andrew Martin = IRE
han Now York Angelo Gfard fieto GiTsrdi Adoph ii.,
Ben Memdser Havana; Michael Messerctnid Conrad Aud
Cincinnati and other. in s,cerase. H..
J. r. Bo.twck. j. r Marin 4 w kellogg, ATdnw Rob,on'
y a PissSss MI BIatcbfoa Mi Malta an, MI. Mary
&. Hunt Mr.. Foot VIM. Gouldns, h-. saeh X Hunt, Mrs
J. NJ Conensg and Two daughters Mr. iendsr.on, Niles
Hende son. ~ Hendricks A: Harlow, Mr. d. Nerslso,,
Mira n. Drar, d. C. w. Peck A. Woods, wife and child
rem Capt W A. Braiusrd Is. v. kimbai ID H. Barhydt aud
,on W. A. Weed = Simon Il. l.. Moa, isudoc Dan2iger r
Loyr H. Tricon, q. T. Mik-n. J. NJ Hacedorn j. l.. Rim.
land A. Yosson, Jane. w Embur Thomas Gonzales Eche
veiria r. 5. Ha9a., p. J. FitzhugL. }. A. Hull,
Richard J. Evans vile and two children; Rusy Harris Nh
sharr and lady; q. H. r. Dorngn of Bristol Rhode Islands
T.. Uauloot. Ms. y. A. Bartlett hrs. r. X. Dreux William
T. Lobsr Andrew Il. Armstrong, Mrs II. 4. Snsey Miss
Bertha Moshe, T. Hallensteld Wm. r. Lober Thomas H9
comb !. Moshc, r. Pidcas, r. Goldsmith Wm s.h. t. Is
Harrison Lon, Gaansr George Deiber Gedsrd Moore snd
daughter Philip Calm Edward Alen Eugene Tortelie MI
4. II. Quincy. Martina Cheri.ke. Rudopth Post ~, L.
Plumb Miss Once Chnpn CsPt Goodman and others III
1 hs
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Sseeemnh. ~ood~n a wsI Hayre Bcyd Hincksn

ste&mer-Wn woodward, Cundif. Baltimore.
ehir.-Jsesb A. etamhr saipp~on. Havre Boyd hncxcn
lnsrepd WILSON, San Francisco, q Comstock 20 I Na
Insr Ker edy Liverpool SpoGord, Tleston GO Iuna
Msthilde GN,nN Chosen Buenos Ayres slonsn Ecse
Rurt- t,ariua tBr.) Pinkham. Palermo. Cit .
DRnring. ~ :, -. uol.oL. 4
Murray; Melbourne Mason, Boston, do. T. H. DAY. paul
der P6Iadeuhia J. w Mckee; Lncy Robinson, DAVIS.
Alexandria H. Kenny; Henry Hobart Robinson ~,
brewster Portsmouth w s. Brown Co; John Cockiofd'
Jones' Newbern, o. NJ Wilson, Anthony, New ern b.. ~
York River; Nye McKaig York River; r. ID khoaass.
Baker Fortress Monroe; Mary Lsnsdon COBB pps,on
Phillips Bsrwch, Charlotte, Pierce, Portsmouth, EveTh'
Palmer, Stamford.
slooP-W. h. Bowen, Jackson. Providence L. hehny
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ruF ApRIL rEnM OF THE COUNTS.

On Monday, the ith inst, the April term OF tne
Courts oommences The principal of iner' dnrns 'he
month will the Court Of Oyer and Temner when WI" os
held by Justice Barnard Grand Jury has been sunin9hsd
10, the first day Of the The Judges charge 70 them w e
of more than nA importance aud they will be called on 20
consider large number Of riot and other eases Fart OF .o
Supreme Court Circuit VIII be held In conjunction Win INC
oyer and Teminer. -, ~, -, e..
There vii be Two additional parts Of The Circqit held for
which Ju-ice other districts in tho state VIII De cr
In The Special Term Of tho Supreme Court wiz be presided
Justice Cerke and Chamber. val be eod ny Justice
Sutherland Al the branches ~ the Supreme Court viii open
on tho first DAY Of the term NJ 10 o'clock a. M .
Ia .be superior Court there will be General Term, mon
chef Mcneil and McCuun, Justices Special Term ior 9h
enumerated motions n1 Chamber business TO be hed Dy
Chief Justice Robertson and Two Tral Terms Fart Of the
Ir Tern VIII be conducted by Justice Barbour Fart IL ny
Justice Gavin The branches OF this Court, except the
peea Term, open IL a. the latter opens NJ ~ o. IN
In the Court Of Common Pleas there viii be held two SPECIAL
Terms for the trials of issues OF fact part by JUDGE s
ao4o Part H. by Judge Daily and Special Term Tor the tTia
Of issues Of law motions and Chamber busess, wherein
Judge brady will sit Thu General Term will convene on the
81 Monday when the hl calendar wall be suspended Like
the Superior Court the General and Special T for issues OF
fact opens At II a. H. aud the Chamber at 10 n.
In the Federal term Of the United states Or
cu, Judge Shiniuan presiding will open Monday. and
new term of the District Court. Judge Belts presiding. on
rueay There ere large number OF criminal prosecutions
remaining OF the calendar OF United states Gin
cu, aud il udrrsi God that Judge Nelson will relieve Judge
Shirnian in the latter part ofthe month.
Altogether the month Of April promises to be busy one
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APRIL ls,eamers-City OF Bath, Louisa Moore, United
states.
shipsT 8. DeWof Victory, Atlantic. Chas 5. Pencil
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GsEee Nubis Morning STAR Helen Augusta aud Geeste-
niunde
Bhss-Yazoo Heiyy Leeds Geo. r Letson. O.. E. Eico,t,
Eunomia ). X. Nora, August Mary Cobb. kanagons.
SohooneTs-kate. Indus Only Anna Lewis Wide
World Maggie Bell, Cakes Ames, Ann Susan, VI. - lib
belts ID. \. White, u. w. Vaughan.
APRIL amshipsCity Of Washington, for Liverpool
Germania, for Hamburg; Evening Sar, FOX Havana and
New Orleans
Bark Sea Bride.
From QGarantne-stesmship Evening star, foI Havana
and New.Orleans.
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Disasters, &c.

Correspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
TEsKERrOS, N. j., March 80 1864.
Tho storm Of tho past days very severely et along
this coast Tho brig GEORGE OF New Haven. with cargo Of
sugar and oasses from the West Indies, ashore last
night opposite the Great swamp Long Beach about nies
below bamegat Inlet
bark unknown. Is ashore short distance below the
swamp which at the time. Two sChooners
are also reported ashore at Barneget Inlet.
BARsEsAr April 2, 1864.
ship aud brig ashore last night ten miles south of
Barnegat Inlet -Four wrecks lie within few miles Of
each other, two brgs having ashore the J0h u
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