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, 1864-04-05

ssno han comprising. I.:ca, t.517-,s. ps2l.ns,
grand ball will be gwen Il Fsyea Ia / 1t wa,ch the
Head Csnter-es,: jeha 0'as1,oney-wiI pfcstdc
Tte cra m ID ID ,c!e:e :: ii !. !Isu, OF II. .vc,,,o
OF eatu.uay It T7x-u "a: l. ;.e r-veca1e OF f5a
season tickc: -u:....s L i.y::sa c.csts, aad he
committee cE.--.. :: IS t.tlf ...a7k ua to tatte
every p.t.ent..l; I. .;:t tsc % ts3 deda2d In an
impartial ano k4,ie:aaosJ iu1:inef The sale Of
season tickets V pr -b; continue till tl.st data
1nces the whoic number shalt hare been previously
dieEo.cd Of
We hsve been assured that no application has
been made to the authorities In reference to the
doubtful whether euth a clai1n would hold. The
Feniane will IN a1 probability be allowed to prose-
, 1864-04-05
At1luSc1ltF1tt8.

x~V1NrEuxc r. NDN
tEx - e II . 4 d + q HtGs
srnpraosor acd Manager, ,,,......J. q. McyIcker.
,,o~o.v - -.
ses: sAFG4L let. Last week Of the fayotl.e
P1ndnet3on ~ inhsNsS: II Mn.
" s1o eFeat moral Drama OF the
ru,,,....,-. A'AstA = Ii A11s'
r. -1r Wosshy od its great AUTHOR Tom Taylor
@ y sfsasuc end edestlte New acena.y-pictas-
81 fin Whysal. Mecdaa1n
fTS II1 at cannot DC eQnaled In the West.
H. aSes g. Grsen Grss
, 1864-04-05

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
:" Auettoneers, II. 46 and 4a Dearborn stree,.
VIII be sold AT AUCTION, at our rooms on TUES.
DAY, April sth, large assortment Of
SECONDHAND AND NEW
Furniture, Elegant Chamber Suits,
Brussels and Ingram Carpets. two Silver Plated Tea
seta Silver Cake Basket, Goh1ets Forks Mirrors Old
new Grover Baker Sewing Machine, IN perfect order
and one Of their best. SILK and Woested window
Damank Standing ONCE Desks, Letter Press, new Oak
Dining Chairs.
ALSO, NEW PLANO FORTE.
Frame Toctave Piano Forte. rich aud full toned
instrument.
Also, general assortment Of Household and Kitchen
GoodP, Cooking Stoves, &c
api-bssi St GILBERT SAMPSON, Auct'rs.
, 1864-04-05
NoR COUGHS, COLDS AND

i coNsUaRTIoN-TheV VEGETABLE Pu1xo5ARY
BALKAN i the most highly approve ed medicine eveI
TINE, having had an unprecedented sale of nearly
forty 5eaEs It is Eesonam,ended by our best phYr
In fact BY all Eho know It: For certificates, whioh
each botfe TSs propretofs viii caesrily pefSn e
the money not entirely satstaetoly Price 50 cent
by REED, CUTLER l. CD. Wholesale Dr1erisfy
Boston. Sold In Chicago by BURNHAM Il 8MTT TEsF
da1ne211-6u 9H aAkTU itho
, 1864-04-05
A Correction,


Editors Chicago Tribune - Having noticed in
your paper an advertisement OF business college
at Indianapolis, Ind, satd to be conducted By J. C.
with the Eastman national business college 1t
PouChkeepMe, N. T., Of which am the President
md ss this advertisement s verbatim copy OF the
one prepared and used by the Poughkeepeie Col
lere, IT becomes necessary Uhat people may not be
misled) to give notice that the indianapolis col
lece has no connection whatever with the Pough-
keepsie 1nstitutfon, has never had, and that said
Munford Ia not authorized or permitted to use the
title Of that college ltsadvertieements or to adopt
its course Of study.
POLICE CouRr.-Desplte the wretched
state of the weather. the exhibition at the A1morJ
commenced bzisky yesterday with about forty par
Elephants on the docket. The offences were light,
being chiefly the commissions OF drunken dlsor-
de.liea, though one or two more important charges
were made, involving heavier penalties.
Lanny.-Lewis Harvey, wafchnan IN tne
employ Of the Illinois Central Railroad Company,
vas charged With stealing ninetyfo pounds 1ea o.
Works. Prisoner was arrested By G. Hickey,
Watchman Of the Rock Island Railroad, who saw
MIN carrying the copper In a. suspicious manner.
Anq who supposed 1t had been taken from bis YARDS
5000 md removed In default Of ball. .
Hamilton and william JACKSON were Charged with
keeping gambling house, upon the complaint Of
the 9Th cavalry. one OF whom had lost sons 80 ut
the establishment. The den Is situated On Madison
street, opposite the Post Office Alley aud to AVOID
suspicion the froAs ofthe building u fitted up a.
, 1864-04-05
11aanten--Nnrresnonorttre

WANTED-Correspon ondence.
W b. four of Sans hard tack demolishers, Who
&c once had but they have loured on u.s.
q t.
" J CC,"or"R1L," ORG " H. Battery c, lat ftli-
nofB Artillery Sd Brigade, 1st DIV. 1ith a. Chatta
ucoga, Tenn. opSd621t
, 1864-04-05
THE CITY.

DEPARTURE OF REcRulTs.-Capt Mauch,
sIth Illinois, with oycr two hundred recruits, left
on Sunday night for GrayEyIlc, fifteen miles heyond.
Chattanooga.
, 1864-04-05

FOR SALE-At bargain, an i'm
il proved farm Of ss5 acres in LsGranEe county,
Ind with !aFge frame dwelling. two tenant houses,
orchards. Buildings are In good repair, pleasantly
situated and arc handy to market, scho ,1s and
Ontario, Ind, kptci8t2t
, 1864-04-05
NEWS By TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
WARRINGTON, April 4, 1861
SENATE

..,.., ", SENATE.
too Sn n M II mSsss
enismehs Of sDy persons ] resfaeats De- sol ot the Tntcd
States.
son Eas entitled to the 1oor on the joint tesola-
non e 4mrha t4G constitution, buf gave way to
~ sn,so - u 'ents' VINO proceeded 70 ADDRESS
o,a nj. stpe onered sesontion taat the
zach Circuit and District Cocrt Of the Unlted
It q on the 1st Of January, 1864, and the number
ofcaees commenced in each Of said courts during
Nj: ANTHONY, Of r. l., offered resolution
that the Committee on Foreign Relations be in
etructeo to INQUIRE lnto INC expediency .of 30
cal to each goysrnment. g Agreed to;
TIE Eoass biz to Isguate tue dismissal OF officers
:, Mr. SUMNER, Of Mass, reported bin to estab-
usn bureau ot emancipation. ordered to De
P1a91Sso' TSe u,,, :p,oa,ao,,+ ,.,z ,,.r.. A.. o.
n 1esa,u',o rom n M tne seesetaf o. war,
any oTsr had 6ee9 M % qnn nx e the Pe
ptsEs ~ EINR y rNS nj fegGl ~ esec..0n. ,,u -, .b
" a. aass:, f aSnoi'ea ol d4e re
~ ~ e.ana ~ @ tpt spo Ill rs committed o1
Mr WiIeON p csea n ti ~ uon.c hi, In provde
F % na d o. any y aaSe
Ssafos os9|~o An'o .n' 'es'nen's " o'aet
H. nRJyEs anole a, ,eno,n ,o.,,at III. h,t,
ana WaS t14oMfq s1Srq py ,,., r,,z.<, ~, a.,
T WI SDN farnrsa mnJ ~. Xxi 'u' Dieasu'e'
M M t;,i ...o.t 49,. ~ ,t the ~ ba. -,
,arninmbrr ~ . o'eA WALL 'ae eAPAA'io1 " 'a0
M WY +,, tho ,,.t,.,;,
~ abo1s s1avarv - M IN o-as
eu - Hn1H W E9 ~ Se ~ ~ .h
aaeo ~. az aoo1eshea t4e ee1a'e Ill iaSo1 VI Lit
MSAsHt.
aujou1usu'
HOUSE,
DRiDGE. q Wisconsin. callinr ali upon the secretarT
OF War II not Incompatible With the pQblic Intcr.
~ oney n recaved ~ ~ XII ~ 81 10 .
mutation Of drafied men and what lisnosition had
snd p.sed ne,, nn bo Tue 5ss o. @
cured what snms have hce2 mia beiora then r nnd
whether 5rhife n hinrk F '~Ae >''"'@' A'~
~. SfrEVEEE ~ D. rnoroa n 1sv1+ -, tta
t,I'n corricd @' ~ '.3 :" " ~
~ On notinn nf Mr AREnrn os n, tbe scrra-
tary of-War Vss called uoon. If not incompatibie
win Tie nnbiJc tnferes,s to furnish statement nf
the nnIher n nenc.iieJ tntn shn aervca ~ W.rc
,fsG1 sn3 tte nnota r. eoch ss.ta nnder narh cII
TTe Ifnnse fhen nrocee1eI ~ va enns;darstinn
of the -sso1ntion ~ H. HRnsVN ~ III" ciir.ct
me tha secrstsrv ~ ~ Ws. ~ tIs NM,
Tia amount naid far bonnties nav and eaainments
and other expenses Of organization. and what bat
ues ~ @ @TeSfo .5oops nsu oscn eoense W' a"o no"
many s:n1I11sGa sadea ~ "on4aea. ~ n g..
;n. 81 Fl Til sa,4 ~ aa Mns %
!ufnlsnanG q muster Toll to Inc enemy, and toefe.
lore moved to lay on the table. Agreed to by 6i
10 - r>,a,,,,,.,
Inc uouse took Ep VI. ELUlADaE.s fcsolntlon
requesting tne F[esloenta secretary oi STATE, ana
The secretary OF war to furnish the number OF all
persons who haEc necn arrested TOT political oiien-
r.
, 1864-04-05
TOR SALE E-Attention Mil1ers.

TOR SALE-Attention Mil1ers.
= The Fleurtng Nln n hown as The Empire Mills. Of
stone {aran1ea for four md capacity of lo barrels
saRasisy ter Ehsat and aen1 Ths water privilege Is
poEe5s i@esk @ Mve,} M u the s.a;s: ne S renG
tion Of three railroads. giving the choice oi MlWaS
curing xhess on sny dIsston Il1l II n Ps9 pe2
For further Information anpk to ii. S. NICHOLS 1
Wis AMI h83tEt
TOR SAIE-Plow Factory and
M.ch.ne shou. The business bss hoo. J,..s,,.s nna
Cd neen se ana agosabz SsSa enoan
ing-si1 Thousand plows per annum. For pa1iSc1iaIs
inquire o. me pxppr1etolH At Whitewater, Wis,
mh1s sss5-1m WINCHESTER. DIWoLF d co.
r oBT. L. WOODS & CO.,
Wine Merchants. ga Exchange Placs, Il. Y.
HAvc always on hand for sale, PORT Madsrta. Sherry
Malaga and Muscat Wines. Also, cherry, blackberry
u1h31-bt$ilEp -
, 1864-04-05

,FUR SALE-Or Exchange for q
l. small desirable house IN Chicago. farm Of 80
acres Of land about 10 of timber 10 partly lus
proved aud house containing nye Or sx rooms, soma
Der OF bearing plum and cherry trees and an apple
orchard that bore eighty bushels OF ne rult last
Chicago, and between tie aleus and Fo1 River Rail
osher Il has been fornetiy Tas9ed al tg 10 lit viii
be sold at decided bargain applied for withiu ten
or Traded sooner. + will be offered tPuBLtC SALE,
stAtgonautn STATEN. on Saturday April 16sh. : be;
cash. balance to sutt purchaser For ftherpartculars
inqHtre Of CLAFL1N d FAY, s. Clsrk street., up
Staffs. Chicago. npZ.cI6.9K
, 1864-04-05
M A ARRI IL ID.

Company, New York. Ecs advertisement OF one
Of cur most enterprising Druggists, 4. ScoEi1, ID
Randolph street. u1f3t .bT}s.7k
, 1864-04-05

TOR SALE-30, 900 acres Of we'll
sescted r,ne Lands, u lots t. s1it RaEchsseEy
per cay. Also good Eites tor otheT steam Of water
mill; at Thunder Bay. On Lake HnTon. Pesso3s wish
faTorableI with superior quality Of mbeT and good
fNcillhes for shipping. Address GEp. FLETCHER
, 1864-04-05
BOARD OF TRADE.
Sixteenth Annual Meeting.
Tie Heeicn-Report Of tho prestdent--Flour~
ishIng Condition Of the Doard-Thc
National CuETtney--lmpor.
tant Action.

Tho sixteenth annual election and meeting Of
The Board Of Trade was held yesterday, In the
rooms Of the ASSOCIATION. There was considerable
excitement consequent upon the election, and
scme tUeuty-three tickets were pAcod In the field.
However, they may be reduced to thrue. 4 great
many having been split. The choice Of Prcal-
dent WAS limited to throe candidates. none Of
Them having been elected, Rs the constitution re-
qnires TINT officer to be elected by plurality not
majority.
The total Presidential vote was 5s5, divided a.
iollows:
J. L. uarcock.
3. N. Cbesncy- -...-......-.-s-----...1
AIS O'Clock John L. Hancock, Esq, President,
took the cbsir and called tho meeting to order,
astes which John r. Beatty. Secretary, read the
following address On behalf Of the Presidcnt:'
PRESIDENTS RkroRT.
Gks11xxEx: In behalf Of your Directors, ! beg
t1.r The condition Of the affairs Of the Board:
The amount Of asscls on hand at the Inst annual
rcyurt was S6,TA.3a, tnade up Of the following
items: ...-..
Cash in hands Of Treasurer re1............Sf,o45.19 10
Cash in hands Of Secretary. -+-.--.--.-... 59+l5
7. s. 7.fD Bond. ...-.---........-.----... 210oW
]. S. Eewhouses notc.- 2,700.W
ssoaN
The following Is statcmcnt Of the Affairs Of the
Board during the past yesr: -.
Total receipts for the year. 9H
Total expenditures. ..........."..'..'--. 4l'"s'os
Balance In seerae,y's and Treasurez's ), ~, On
Assets OF THE hoard.
John S. Newhouse's note s,7000o
o. S. 7-a0 Bonds. 100000
~ 69s -
, 1864-04-05

FOR SALE 400 acres OF Timber
4 Land In Van Bnren County, Mich, near the Lake.
This Is q great chhncA for big speculation. Price
33pc0- Apply to PETER sHGIP, 1871 State street.
, 1864-04-05

r ARGE AND DESIRABLE
A STOCK CT
STAPLE DIRT GOODS, HOSIERY, DRESS GOODS,
LINENS, BROADCLOTHs. CAss1MEREs
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING, &C.,
AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, April 7h, at 9}5 o'clock, at Buffers
Auction Rooms, In Portland Block,
los, les Il 1t7 Dearborn st.
Tho stock Ia large and desrable all fresh from New
York wholesale dealers,
aplbsA.it VIVA. BUFFERS & CO. Auctfs,
, 1864-04-05

TIE ScoTcn REGIMENT The G5th Illinois
volunteers, better known Us the Scotch regiment
Las renlisted for the war, and is hourly expected
to asrlve in the city. The regiment left Knoxville
on Monday last. Chaplain kcot, Of this regiment,
Left for the 1cld 1aet evening, with large quantity
~,f E=r1&Ary eforeS
, 1864-04-05

TIE JoUREEYMEN TAuoRs STREE
MEETING LAST EyKx1Sos-A mass meeting Of the
tourucymen Tsllors Of the city, was held ycetes-
dsy morning at The German Theatre on North
Wells street, pursuant to call from the Tallor'e
Fratesnal Union. now On strike. The hall was
vel filed, and on motion Of Daniel Cougt1au,
Lawrence Shea was called to the chair.
:1ae meetine was addressed in English and Ger.
man b,- different speakers, in which the cauee OF
tho strike o. the members Of the Union, and tte
necessity as protec.l, measure for the interests
oi the trade were fully ycntilated
Thcgeneral tenor Of the ye,usrl,s ri t1e ereskers
Eas 10 Tic elect that upon the former tariff of
1oulncymcn tallors' prices there was no d,.1cn]tv
in supporting family comfortably and resnect-
nby; but with The present cxorbltant price Of pro
Sisinns. and with m increased house rent. bv
TSr15nE n niteen hours day 1t was utterly tmposs
togethsF. This. in a nee country Ike America,
where the laboIcT should be worthy Of his hire
Taocs en- nnon snome.. !he maeters bad made an ad
the times: but they were unwilling to allow
their wotkmen similar privilege A most
1nte OF prices was expressed on Iii eidess and it
was hela ent tant y ,1h95opsa S saeh
masters must yield o. become bankrupt. The bill,
the whole btu, and nothing but the I'LL would alone
satisfy the Wo1kmcn.
The pretended advance offered By the masters in
inadeeute md unjust to the trade md
must be indignantly Ecpudiated.
The following resolution wRs put to the meeting
and ca.riedby accl&mntlon:
HAe7sas, The etruggle now in progress between
The employing tailors mud their j0utueymcn IL
likely 70 contanne for some time, therefore be It
eolred TINT We, the journesmen talors Of Chicago,
In mass assembled, having agreed upon m In.
crease In our tariff Of prices, being IN advance Of
which is q necessary and moderate demand, We
arc determined 10 maintain the same by every
mcans IN our power, md hereby pledge ourselves
10 ccutc working fo- Cur late employers until our
;ust deuaDca a1e complied with.
Tic meeting then adjourned.
in the evening meeting to receive the nanes Of
re,v members to tho Union was held In Rce's
Tlock. which resulted IN considerable accession
N the ranks Of The mcn On esrl1e.
, 1864-04-05

w WANTED.-$75 a Month. I
w want to hire Agents IN eyery county st - a.
month, expenses paid. to sell my new cheap Fhu1ifY
Sewing Machines. Addre5n 8. MADISON, Alfa4
, 1864-04-05

No cvlCK EK'S THEATRE.
49, Maalson stsees. between State And Dossborn.
Sfops'os's s3o oAAosEcz..........J. Il. Mcyicker.
, 1864-04-05

A DIFFICULTY SETTLED-We are informed
that the difficulty between Michael Gs1ity and T.
F. ncnnetsey, mentioned IN the TRIBUNE Of Sat-
urday last has been a1nically settled BY the par
ties. 1t is alleged that the diculty grew out OF
simple misunderstanding, andnot through desire
fo JNfrnud
, 1864-04-05

PULLED DowN.-Ihc German Telegraph
newspaper pulled down tho Fremont flag Ism
iay. This is said to be u temporary czpcdient
only to enable its collector Of advertisements to
succeed better with Lincoln houses. As soon Is
the collection IL made the Fremont banner viii
.xave AZ heretofore.
, 1864-04-05

EXTENSION OF THE NoR~u DIVISION RAIL
yAx.|3RRneeak1a are busIly engaged in laying the
trackM d. North Chicago Railway extension to
Gracsland, and 1t Is anticipated that cars vii be
running tho entire length Of the road within a
, 1864-04-05

Fourth Ward Union meet1ng.-The
Republican Union voters Of the 4th Ward are re-
quested to meet In the Hsscmentef U1ich'e Hotel,
on Tuesday evening next at ~ O'Clock. Good
speakers will address the meeting. Come one,
come al. hpl42t
, 1864-04-05
ReaI Estats-Cttp.

TOR SALE-A neat Cottage con-
i tanning si1 rooms aud four closets, in West Diyt
Street cars run pnst the honee. VIII be vacated May
lat. ts6t Price $9c0 eash Inquire At Mill % North
, 1864-04-05
Boar0ing.

DOARDING-An unfurnlsAed
Id 'front.' room with boasd % r. 9ns pant,s.nn go
oe aeu - as o''oD a9lc89.lt
, 1864-04-05

Home for tho Frlendless.-Tho Board of
Managers Of the Home for the Friendless will hold
their monthly meeting, at the "Home," on We'd
ncsdaY Of this week, at 2K O'Clock p. N.
, 1864-04-05

MEETING OF GERMAS BnEwEns.-A mect-
tng OF the German Brewers was held on Sunday
afternoon at Seidenschwam i Walkers Brewery.
The conclAve was = secret one, and al reporters
were excluded. Lager Beer viii be raised to $40 a
1are,. Whist now viii be the price and profit per
elasst
, 1864-04-05

Thirteenth Tvnrd.-The Union men OF the
Thirteenth ward viii meet on Wednesday evening
at the house Of August Fishhlver. on the the cor
ner of Clybou1n and North avenues. A full attend
ance is requested Good speakers viii address the
meeting.
, 1864-04-05

TOR SALE-One Frame Dwell.
i ing. No. 2o5 illinois street,
TWO thIee story basement brick On South CaTpantex
One tW D story and h7semeur brick. No. Is Fourth
avenue.
TWO new Eame dwellings On Adama near Rucker
street, On leased lots,
O1s tAIIa dwelling, With barn, DC, Eo. 3QS Illinois
street. Lot 20 feet font. -
One frame house, on leased lot, On corner Madison
and Morgan streets.
One frame house On Indiana street east of Clark
Lot 20 fett front. B. ". THOMAS,
Eea1 Estate Agent, cor. Dearborn and Madison atas
an4
, 1864-04-05

Diseases of the Nervous. Seminal. Uri-
nary and Sexual Systcms.-NeW and relIa-
BILE treatment-in reports Of the Howard AssocIa-
Of cba1re a Address a @ 5 s. % j. sSon Hourhtaa hoW nse
ard Association, No. 8 South Ninth street, Phiia.
delphia p1 mha1- -bH549tn
, 1864-04-05

SAD Acc1DrHT.-Petcr Schneider, foreman
Of the news room Of the Chicago Telegraph On
Sunday night fell from ladaet leading from the
composing room to the roof Of the building In
which thatpaper is published, striking the oompos
ing stone and ftacturing his skull. He Is not ex-
pected to recover. Mr. Schneider is married
,nAn md very f.enefnllY esteemed.
, 1864-04-05

nOARDING-Board and furnish.
II - -oon. can be had As IN Wabash Avenue, be.
;1.sr " Monroe ana Madison. Asa faw day hoaFitrs.
Enns nced apply uala:s lQoAtaa II hualae*h
~ oin5.S*
, 1864-04-05

CuEE FOR Cou0H or CoLD-As BOON as there Is
the slightest uneasfne1s OF the Chest with difficult
II Of breathing, or indications OF Cough take during
the day afew Brotcn' eBronchia' TToeaes" Con-
tanning demu1cent Ingredients, they allay Pulmon-
alJ Irritation. Military. Officers and Soldiers
Should have them in readiness upon the first ap-
pearance Of Cold or Cough,
, 1864-04-05
H,oSt.

:T .OST-On Sunday, April Sd, on
IL Clark street. beeveen Erfe ard Adams ssfees
leather pock book containing kcn dollars rs
OF s.o nye dollar bills The Under VII rsseire
ward Of nve doilEs By leaving II s1@ sta'o s'''+
sp1-c1G-lr
r OST-On The 1880 P. II. State
biafy .tssss sea.n'ns ha9ss oesS PsSS.s
e x,th vo @liits ats.Sn psekes othsr Ea@-
ptfed sespee.1ey ~ sPa Mr. H. TT II
VII son;sf 70 fe.11us It al tho tribune o,ee Or - re
state stseett ~ s1a q n. BRANDON. 1p3 es$ss
r OST-BetWeen o'clock A. III.
m the 10. Of April and II O'Clock P. ~ aa tna q
mi II Zoo u Greenhheks 1t OF between die nto9.
ieaa sonthera Shcrmans Of she F. Ma3ne ahse iii 10
xei Ftvartta By leaving It II this ottcs. spos1 e
, 1864-04-05

Chicago Eye and Ear Inflrmarys and
Clinic Institute, 1874 South Clark street. Dr..
ness. CataI1h, aud all chronic diseases. Cut this
ont and keep 1t. apl5C1355t
, 1864-04-05

ACCIDENTAL Dnowx1sG.-sarScant "m-
,,,rk of the 18th Illinois cavalry, fell offthe steam.
~. Tousc for St. Louis, and was drowned. Hts
t,,dv vwrs rrcoyrred and inferred at Mound City.
, 1864-04-05

THE GOVERNMENT WAnEuorsE--Thcn new
eo,nmfssarfat warehouse On Michigan avenue, near
randolph st1eet, fs nearly finished. It resembles
lis coneost, the Soldiers Rest
The palmetto herald. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1864-1864, 1864-04-21
Graves died from his wounds short time
thereafter.
NAVAL MATTERS.

The Ericsson monitor CatSkill, Com
mander \. B. Harrison, arrived at this
port from the Charleston blockade a
few days since for repairs. She is now
at the Navy Yard at Station Creek, in
tie hands Of the workmen. The follow
ing is a correct list of her officers =
Commander, n. B. Harrison; Lieut.. and
Ex. Officer, H. L. Harrison: Lieut.. w.
Abbott : Acting Master \. Tellinghast !:
Acting Ensign, Clawson Assistant
Surgeon Chalmers, Acting Assistant Pay
Paymaster, George Barker, Second AS
sistant Engineer, George Emmons, in
charge; do, Pero; Third do, Plunkett !;
do, Booth; do, j. bennett: Acting
Masters Mate, Trescott.
The gunboat Ellen reached here for re-
pairs; on Saturday last, from Light House
Inlet, where she has been stationed for
nearly year past. She actively participant
ed in the operations before Charleston, and
made for herself an enviable reputation, of
which her officers may well be proud.
She will remain in port for some time.
DErAcHEp.-Acting Master E. NJ.
Baldwin, from the South Carolina, and
awaiting orders: Acting Master G. W.
Ever, from the Catskill.
AppoINrED.-James Plunkett. Acting
Assistant Engineer, and ordered to the
Catskill; Acting Ensign Henry G. Whit
more, of the Pantucket.
CoNrIRMED.-Acting Ensign Cecil c.
Neil, and ordered to duty on the Sonoma.
REsIGSED.-Acting Ensign Thomas
Fl. Daggett of the Wabash; Acting
Masters Mate Charles Z. Culver, of the
Seneca; Acting Masters Mate Edward
f. Fiske, of the Seneca.
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Welch,
late commanding the gunboat Potomska,
has been ordered to the command of the
gunboat Ladona, now stationed at Sapelo
Sound, Georgia, with the barks Fernan-
dena and Braziliaa.
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PAETY AT SEABRooK.-On the evening
of the 10th, the officers of the 10Th Penn
sylyania Regiment, at Seabrook, gave an
entertainment to the officers of the gun
boat Chippewa, Lieutenant Commander
+. p. Stone. The Chippewas officers
came ashore at about five o'clock, and
were received at the landing by Colonel
Campbell, Capt. Knerr, and others of the
18th. They escorted them to their quar-
tiers. where splendid dinner was served,
and a very agreeable evening passed.
Capt. ]. Lanahan, Of the Sd. r. l. Artil-
lery: Mr.. Gleason, of the Custom-house,
and some other invited guests were there,
and the presence OF a number Of ladies
added much pleasure to the party. The
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officers of the 10Th are noted for tlfcir
hospitality, and it was particularly eNhi-
bited on this occasion.
ARRIVAL OF THE MASSACHUSETTS.

Important Northern News-Fort Pill
low Captured by the Rebels
Shocking rbarities-BoiIer En-
plosion on IL GunbOat.
We have Northern dates to the 10th
inst On the 18th the rebel General For
est captured Fort Pillow on the Tennessee
shore of the Mississippi, 15 " es above
Memphis, under the command of Major
Booth, of the 18th Tennessee heavy artil-
lery. Two flags of truce, demanding SUI
render. were sent in and refused. 4 sue
cessful assault then occurred, in which
Major Booth was killed, and the rebels
swarmed in. A hoTid butchey followed.
Wounded men Were bayoneted, dead bo-
dies outraged, women and children slain.
and particular inhumanity shown towards
the black troops. Only 200 ont of COO re-
mained alive.
The rebels arc also reported to have
attacked Paducah.
The gunboat Chenango, while going
down New York Bay on the 18th, ex-
ploded one of her boilers, killing several
persons, and scalding about thirty.
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SOLDIER SHOT AT BEAUFORT.

We understand that one of the privates
of the 56th \. y. Vols, by the name of
John Graves, belonging to Co. III, was
mortally shot last night at Beaufort, by
Captain Metcalf. 33d L. S. Troops, officer
of the guard. Graves was intoxicated and
attempted to wrest gun from the hands
OF a colored sentry, and falling in this,
struck the sentry repeatedly. He was
several times warned, to desist, and in
formed that he would be shot if he per-
sisted in his riotious course. He became
more turbulent and frenzied, and as the
last resort, Capt. Metcali' shot him down.