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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
MIR. CLAPP,s CASE.

Mr.. Hawley d. Clapp, widely known "a the
first landlord of the Everett House, now resi-
dent of Westchester County, memorializes the
Legislature, from Fort Lafayette, setting forth
that he has been imprisoned therein by General
Dix, on his own motion, nowise prompted by
the National authorities at Washington-that
he has committed no crime-is loyal citizen
has not even been arraigned for or charged with
any oaense--is willing to submit to any exam
ination under oath, whether as to his own acts
or those of others--and thinks he ought either
to be brought to trial, allowed to give bail, or
set at liberty. Not having heard the other story
we pronounce no final Judgment; but 1t does
seem that General Dix owes an explanation to
the public, if not something more to Mr.. Clapp.
The act Of Congress suspending the privilege OF
habcas corpus provides clearly and Enthusiastically
for the arraignment of every person, arrested as
Mr.. Clapp has been, on distinct charges, within
few days after his commitment; and we think
Mr.. Clapp, and every one else in like circum-
stances. entitled 10 the benefit OF this wise and
inst provision. Punish the guilty; secure and
isolate the suspected; but do all according to
tho regulation, prescribed by the law of the land.
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Severe storm South.
HrITmoRy' ApriI 10 1864.

The storm last night was the severest for
roors nat Considerable damage done in the oity
b the ooding of collars undermining OF new buildings
&e. Tie falls are very high. aud overflow III many
~,c.s tis supposed that several badings hayo been
DESTROYED on the Susquchanna No particulars are re-
eeiyed.
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Fire at HnrroIsburg, Ky.

LOUIsvILLR, KY. April TO- 1854.
fire occurred at Harolsburg, KY, on Fri.
day evening, in the storehouse Of A. s. Robertson Il
IL supposed to have been the work Of incendary.
The lire consumed thirteen buildings in the business
portion Of the place ExGov. Magofn and DR.. Smaley
were among the principal sufferers. Tie aggregate
loss was about $50 Co.,
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Death Of an old s,cambon, Captain.

Cant. J. Miles Lewis Of the steamer Cont
mental died in this city today of typhoid fcver. AS
clerk and commander Capt Lewis has been connected
with the sound steamers for period OF 25 years,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

Ronppr UELLER-This gentleman's opening
night is postponed until next Monday On "eun.~
evening Of this week he will appear IN oena. - Ia
Sanitary Commission at the Seventeenth ''f''' ''
ing.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

We ask the attention Of Congress and the
country to the speech herewith printed of the
Hon. JAMES NJ. SCoyEL in the Senate of New
Jersey on tho proposition that the Constitution
Of that State be so amended as to prohibit the
granting hereafter Of monopoles such as
that with which the country is now OPP
pressed for tho benefit of the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company. Such efforts
are made at Washington to bcfog this
matter by representing the resolve now pending
as an attack on Nen-Jerssy, that the counteract-
ing truth ought to be thoroughly disseminated.
The real estate of New-Jersey would DO worth
millions moro to-day if that monopoly had
never existed, so that two or more rival roads
were carrying through passengers from New
York to Philadelphia on different routes at 81
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ar spssIONs-AparI, u.-Befcrs

couRT OF GENERAL sEsSloNS-APsih ii-5e'"s
WIN" Judge RussKLL L..
The calendar for to-day is as follows: Cla' ,.s
A. 'Thomas Sullivan and Frederick tthly, for ganl m
ceny; Thomas Sutton, alias Thon'as Mc|"5' ''' '''
end ohense.
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Special Dispatch 10 Inc NJ l. lrOune.
WASHINGTON, April TO- 1864.
DEATH OF JOHN c. RIvEs.
John C.. Riyes, for 80 years publisher OF
The Globe died this morning at the age
Of 60 years.
EFFECT OF THE RECENT RAINS.
The recent rains carried away the bridges on
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad over Cedar and
Broad Runs. Fortunately the Army is plentiuly sup
Piled. and the damage Will be speedily repaired
CoPPERHBADs SURPRISED.
The action of the House yesterday in cases OF
Long and Harris took the Copperheads by surprise.
and they made desperate fight over it, Had the so
called War Democrats voted with the Union members
Harris would have been expelled. 1t is now said that
the same resolution ocensuro passed upon Harris VIII
be substituted for the resolution Of expulsion in the case
OF Long tomorrow. Rumor said that Harris wouid re-
sign, but that person says be viii not
THE TEY-PoRTY LOAN.
Subscriptions to the ten-forty loan are be-
ginning to come in from the army. Three hundred
thousand dollars were ordered here yesterday.
MOVEMENTS OF HOSTILE INDIANS.
Intelligence received at the Indian Bureau Of
the movements Of Indians goes to show that the
tons Sioux and Assinaboines, hostile to Government
were moving north to Mouse River. sixty miles north
OF Fort Union From this rendezvous they intend
making predatory excursions and committing depreda
tons They are short Of ammunition, TO obtain which
they will attack Of the trading posts If pushed
too closely by General sulys force, they viii go still
further north among the forts Of the Hudson Bay
Company where they expect to obtain ammunition and
supplies The Agent writes that IL Is the opinion OF the
settlers there that viii be dangerous sailing or travel
ing along the Missouri The whole Creek nation, num-
bering fifteen hundred lodges were at Wood Mountain
near Fort Union. making preparations to attack the
Gros yenters this spring.
DISMISSED TIE SERVICE.
The President has ordered that the sentence
of dismissal in the cases Of Capt. Emanuel NJ. VII
hanson 73d Indiana Volunteers, aud First Lieutenant
John L. Walters, Cd Kentucky Cavalry, be carried
into effect
SPECIMENS OF MINERALS.
The Commissioner of the General Land Office
has recently received number OF very rich and yaiua
bic specimens Of lead ore carbonate OF lime gold ore
&c. from the mines In Iowa aud New.Mexco
EXAMINING SURGEONS APPOINTED.
The Commissioner Of Pensions yesterday
made the following appointments Of examining sur
geons: Dr. Leonard Richmond. Derby Line. Vermont
DIR. Il. d. Rathbono, McIansboro Illinois, Dr. Jacques
Rayold Greenville Illinois, DR.. S. o. Perry Portland,
Maine; DIR. Henry Z. Ayres Fort Wayne Indiana
To the Associated Press
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o. s. SUPREME COURT.

During the present week tho c. S. Supreme
Court will take up the of Charles Horner ct o agt
Arthur W. Austin, from the Circuit Court Of Massa'
cbusstts This case will be followed by that OF Joseph
Jasig ct a plaintiffs in error agt James s. Whitney,
collector &c. from the same court These cases VIII
be the last for argument during the present term as the
Court will adjourn on Monday, the leth Inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
WASHINGTON, April 10, 1864.
THE GOODYEAR PATENTS

Remonstrances from many of the leading rail
road of the country presented to the
House Of Representatives yesterday against the exten
sion Of the Goodyear patent.
ORGANIZATION OF UNION CLUBS.
Various political clubs have been organized IN
Washington and among those most recently formed is
the Ohio Union Club with Solicitor Jordan as President
The society devoted to the support ofhe future nomi'
nees of the Baltimore Convention.
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FROM WARRINGTON.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, April TO- 1864.
DEATH OF JOHN G. RIvEs.
John C. Rives, for 80 years publisher OF
The Con9rs,ional Globe died this morning at the age
of 60 years.
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26

0llaps.sss - =. ar.as nssssa
Washisgtss, ny q.
The Republican h1s = extsA which
contains the folleuisg Aighly iaAportaus
and glUrjous intelligene:
ria give - pleasure 70 b abl@ to m
sUGscs tAst Intelligence ~ rsedAsl this
city that Lee, altar fAlliag hask koG ~
NortA4 Assa, - M slready hssd ssated.
eenneeeea > hasty and pfscipitate Ysersss
beyond the south bank Of The river, har-
RED with great vigor By Graat. The ht-
ter y IN the saddls I'll tbs tine, fsy and
night .dirscsiog general novenIsses il
person. II Lee doss not stop % keht TO-
day We will kear Of . graad soslict for
the city of Riehnond 6efoes q In the
works q thas sspiAis OsAsss ~ thas
yeG. Davis ind his cabiaes lelt RibSno.1
como days ego. 10.
There i little doubt shst nich4opd By
this time is pretty veil eleassd o1s Of its
inhsbitsets, and that il IL nothihe lees
thAna fostrsss.
There are still number OF sick and
wounded u Fredesieksbarx. A
6kirnishing with guefrilias oceuis daily.
bss Lsays in oar favsr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-26

nond. Ambalancs men and musiciaja
were also ordered % The ranks.
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Eik AID Mill-b = q MiIAI t3D&j4As. -
No dispatches have besa rsesived 70.
d1ys ~ 1kstaas, aud nene ase expected
for several days.
Nspatehea from Rntler haye hsso -
esivsd to-day relating brisdy 70 the -.
speseivs fbroes.g saa ssaFasSs z
Admiral Lee, is'a telegram dated ED,
. the Sscretary Of the Navy. stAtas lsst
night and Batdrday night tho enemy at.
tsaked oar army and vsrs bsndsomsly
rspulsed. s : IS 81 s s..'. S .s.a
: A dispatch from Osaby, dassd lstb,
mouth Of Red River, statss BaaLn tsosps
had srrivsd q 6ynmspost yesterday ssd
win rsash 20fgaaaa tsd dags The any =
fh bstoes condftipa than 1as exDeeted
and viii soon y sssdy = rssans oGsa-
stve opefnt1ons. lsspss sas
(Sigued) E. N. 6rANrou,
Is 6s6y of War.
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+ Cola.bss, Ohic, Nay Is.
The Union Ssats Uonvensioa = larre.
seAAssisseia and hssucuiUu. An tAe
cosntiss rsprassnesd bst go; President
Col I +. Stanley, of v,stoa, and ON
vice Prsi1ent iron saeh Coagrsssional
DtfIaf 6eegseasy g. A.. Bensaict 81
Cuyahoga. and one Assistant Secretary
troo each distHiet. = ssse.x unse.a j.
Noninatioas for 6uprsms Iodea. fnI]
term-Lushsr day Il hsrtaes sesssy 8
aeclanaiion rsls saspsadsa asd NJ.
White Of Clarke Co. NJ deeided tAe non.
ines for the short term. Horace wilder
vas noninated BY aceiaaation for the ".
ssacy made b. - sigPstiss 4 Jsdgs
Henry Smith Hamilsoa Coz Sscr,,.rv
OF State; Col. Wn. p. Richardson Of Noe.
roe for Attorney 0eanal; Col. Moss
Bnyley, Conpssolkr. .oe he. Treasury;
Phillip Herring Of Aaglaias, nsubs.
Board Of Public Works, loog tam |: Jss.
Aoecs present incaahsst, fuf vsc1scy
Ssnstorial Electors, John P. Berpham oi
hrows Co. and Jas. Bibgham Of Harrisou
Co.; Delegates w. Ksg. Ex,Geyernors
Denison asd Todd, CoiaUbss Dslano AID
6. Y. Dorsey Altsrna,es ] D. Shyrock
of Zanesville. B. 6. Sshter Of Clevelsed
T. g. Wooster, Huron Co., and Jas. Lon.
den of Brown Co.
Resolutions we're adopted renewing
pledges 70 s1stain the Government viii
men and money, % suppress Abe rsbsllios,
Recommending the fssominatioa el
Abraham Lincoln BY The Nasioaal On
ventios, congratulating the countrS G
the success OF oar armies, rsturains
thanks 70 our army md aAvy, pledgins
the support Of Ohio Union men 70 ~
measures Of the Administrations, II A.
Lincoln approves The pssdiag anssd.
NEST u TIE OcnstitatiOn 10 make III
States free.