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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02
Ihe Recent EAes" l" AZ Fo or smanSe''s'


occurred at Fort Lafayette the day Of the
execution Of Robert Kennedy the particulars Of which
did not leak out until yesterday. The galows was
ted Friday afternoon in the centre OF the court
yard, and directly fronting the quarters occupied by
Colonel Bakers bounty Jumpers and brokers, TO the
number OF one hundred and nnetyhree. These latter
ignorant Of the exact to which tho eaows was
TO be put and occurred 10 some Of the officials that
fine opportunity offered for a practical joke. The
story goes that order purporipg TO issue from tie
War department. taken in to the Jumpers ON Fri
dsv afternoon, and real aloud with great official pomp
setting forth that the evil 81 bounty jumping was wide
srced and that the most vigorous MEASURES were now
he taken TO suppress a. and further that had boon
Geided to select twenty out Of the number con-
in Fort Lafayette who should be hung the follow
ing day example, the TO be decided upon by
lot There were few Of them who closed their eyes on
Friday night. some praying, some singing, and
some uterng msledicsons on colonel Baker, whom they
regarded the author o their terrible misfortunes
The next morning they huddled into the
mates and shut MP Close. memorial was prepared by
them and addressed Colonel Burke commandment OF
the fort, protesting against such summary action and
asking how much time would DO allowed those whom ths
lot decided aga INST, TIL precious nissve was inter.
r.pted, and prepared and retained, setting
forth that the Colonel had discretion further than the
power TO tic cuprs themselves, which would be
done 10 once and the vi TINS hung in fifteen minutes
thereafter II would he impossible 10 depict the horror
that reixncd In the ranks OF the 'Jumpesn from that
fnonItut until they were mArchcd out drawn ur
te 40 the the scaoid The yitors at Fort La
eite who witnessed the rale faces the rcd and woen
eyes and the trembling limbs Of the jumping one hun
dicd and ninciyhrcc as they seI uncr guard that
morning, and Who wondered at the curious exhibition,
VIII understand tho OF The great consideration
II only after the real victim had expa;cd his Cips
with his life, and the u mpcfs were ordered into thcr
quarters again. that they took long breath and let
easy. some 81 them relate that every hour from hfe
o'clock FRIDAY efnoon TO twelve O'Clock saturday
med year. aud that they would not suffer The eeonz
ing horrors Of similar suspense for thousand boanes
of a thousand dollars each.
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Police Intelligence.

omcer Tlcy, Of the Third precinct yesterday arrested
young Frenchman, named j. T. 4. lie Grais, recently
employed as clerk in the paper warehouse Mcssrs.
Cane Rogers 80 Warren street, the charge OF hsv
ing coll ctcd moneys from numerous patrons Of his
rloyers and Appropriated the same 20 mis- own He
collected money from Messn. White, Whitmore " Co,
3ss Broadway, VIM II Murphy ~ Barclay street; Mar
tin Fresson, 20 Murray and various other FIRMS
amounting IN the aggregate about FIVE hundred dol
lars lie ursis has been In the employ ol Mcssrs
crane Rogers for only -four months He
rcc.niy expressed strong desire to invest 5000 csJ
tal become partner in the busness bit the yTopo
siiion favoaply received. Quite recently Lc
Grss by representing that be was partner IA the house
wber. he was employed, cedcd Ia obtaining qnan
tiiy O. cigars and srsehan pipe from reliant In
Wet Broadway, near Chambers street. The accused,
Justice bowling and committed 10 the Tombs for trial.
lie lives in Raymond street. Brooklyn, where he has a
vie and ciild
a. DESPERATE ASSAULT on AN AGED MAN.
Two yuurg m, n. named James Mullen and Vim. WI.
Iams yesterday arrested by officer corby, of the
Tenth precinct charged wr, the commission Of a ieo.
NOUS assault on Mr. Salsdin Kline, German, seventy
years OF ae residing with his at 1a6 Bowory. Tho
prisoners having some angry words with Mr.. Kline,
seized heavy lager beer glass and beat him tho nd
till he reduced To inscnsibty Up 20 last evening
Mr. Kline had not been restored TO and
there were serious apprchensiOus about his recovery.
Justice Mansfield committed the s-ssants a. await The
result cf their vhtim's niutv,-.
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SHARES GOOD, AT SO ZACH.

NO INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY.
superinsendent-H p FOWLER, Mshsuoy City, sshuyktD
Agent al iie Broadway-CHARIEs c. GRuGAN.
Agent at 90 Broadway-C H. RAYMOND.
advising board
SMITH SHELDON, OF Sheldon Co., $50 Broadway N. y.
JOHN IT, WATSON 299 Broadway W. Y.
IRAH CHASE, Jr of Chase 4 Co., 52l Broadway, NY
JOHN FARREL, of Herring Co., Isl Broadway, N. Y.
w. ELLISON, Of Archer Pancossi No. Mercer sreeqs
G. BAINBRIDGE SMITH az Broadway, NY
GEORGE PANCOAsT Of Archer and Pancoast, No. MeSs
street n. Y.
}. II. PuLEsToN, % Broadway, NY.
The coiery, owned BY tho located In tho 80
county Pa upon veins that continuation Of Tie
celebrated ioney the Lehsh Coal bssn II has
in successful operation fo the last ak months prodno.
large quantities Of the and best description hard
burning GOAL which makes Il especially Desirable 10
household purposes IL capable OF producing and sendn1
market 1900 $4,000 annually. The rY9
which company nron the than nile
long and comprises than loo tons Of coal aoovo
water level
yearly, a cost for each share OF stock held By them
Should than ~ y OF coal he mined during AnY
the profits derived from Its sale will be divided anonD
shareholders alike whether they have have not eieoe9
take coal at cost.
The subscription the capital stock are nov
open Offices of the company 46 Broadway corner q
Canal tup airs and % broadway nrs noor where
and fun particulars given
Oh application either personally or by note.
The COMPANY ARE NOW PREPARED
10 DELIVER COAL TO sUBSCRIBERs
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The Firth District.
SEVENTH WARD.

Three hundred and ten names TO complete the quota
- ths Seventh ward Fifth district drawn yester-
LAY. On Monday, II money is not forthcoming to pay
volunteers the drawing will be commenced In the Thr
tsenth ward The following are the names drawn
yesterday
''Aae' A'1asder Norris AshOrn Cornelius Arp Charles
:i;i. j:%s: s;axa bowie: STss: Burr. jane.
sS S.eT@ Peter S..sy r1si h!s John sGn.
ss:::; iss's@' Ss1ss -'''' seeker ''s'''
css xn sSs .a,y s
sSn Cory
tso ni'hssl cusc. Martin Coan Alfred Callahan Michael
sLAvrsses' corwn Michael Connolly John.
Doug bs %
fEs.z Ss
H Dssi. G3s..s Thomas Dans
E.''''v a W, Elliot H. Evan. nos.r. Epurs Henry.
ysrss;on Frederic Fitzgerald Jane: John,
ags james: Floyd Gsorss Fessr Jess. Fre Ss
-0ymoth W b, 1oidmen samuel, Gaynor Isaac Cough
sSSsy o S.ss penp' Gs.k,any y ceasn Fgsns
''s'i'l' dil''y J. aan'liiser I +.
nsnS a%s m
John Hsd%sn Henry i.mss iIeS%a i hss
s siss Gs "s4.. s n 'Gf lane. r.
Lawrence. IOl' James Hagen N, nssscrty6 D.
finish .. lies Peter, lies John.
ssny saason OTIS Johnson S.et. isaac Jones rhcs
Jennings Joseph JA"i'0n fiyal"-nd-
K:s Abe, ksys' Peter kE.sss frsdsE. k,rY
nsAa'l kinsf"ddsn x'''hi1., keny Patrick.
tS.. s, srs SsD
d Lynch t.Ssase B. fc1s .sse LIN" %d.s
.~sessy Hugh. Loines Jonas a
xososey John Meyers Jacob wolonsy xhacl Mcp-rmcti
Iohs nshsn james MuIhan waIi,ni, Manard Rdaar,
.s9 ,s .csn ssgSy Msrtr May sshp syeI Pete
lillian nsssslaS William, Mes'.,a ysomss xi. Na,iln
JOHN Mex sssn rss s ss, NIr's
.a.m ns.yrr John, Maisy fJ Sckcesr Jamss Ns1,r
ss oh sssy SHsn as Hscsr bur-. MI
E-''sr Frederick Murphy Patrick, mahsrs, Murray "
Nelson wm Nolan Peter Norman clsies Needle Michael
%oSs oS%sa rho~a sT iuss sI ssn 'I D.s e"
re.,inser II, Pierce Edward Philips samuel p,Ar, Va,
s. s. r"ss1 r s;%ss sss srSS Philips Charles s
Quinn Edward.
Ring d n, Round Daniel, Ryan John, Ryan John
z nksrd George. RIngel Henry, Roach John kynbar,
Herman Roach walter Rogers NJ Redps %Rsa Jane:
ss.sry James Spies r. Scarf George Sheridan Patrick
p risses schgisd Loas shndOp Timothy smith "a,
-. ssS,se jacob. smith Il sperSsr ousiara: Sharp
rS.ss Morris, fxe, John L, Tyler Edwin o. Timber.
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PORTLAND, April l, 1865.
The schooner Armada, from st. John, N. b., fr Boz
ton with spars, ashore Broad Coal Ledge yes
terdsy but on full OF water day, and towcd
10 this city
The schooner Electric Light from this port for Pbia
delrhs abandoned at the 3lst, of Cape Cod
with loss Of foremost and other damage. Crew saved
BosTcS, April ], 1865.
There Is un known schooner sunk OF Mipoi Ledge
tsobt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-02

BOSTON April I, TSUo
large amount Of liquor stored in East Boston was
seized by The Internal revenue officers for having the
stamp and inspectors mark upon It. The quer Is
ale cd to bong VIM. r. French, dislilIcr whose cst
bishucut also taken possession o. by the officers
Gus sm,.,a, or tho would nftv thousand dollars.
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nsrsi rszass Peter TsYlsx AsaEx Ianck xhaas xhans
-s~- =. 1900 sYi1 a, :.,sSsey Nm. rynss james
Ulmyer Chsries
Valentine mark, verniiycs George. vsnsnght Calvin.
w.
Wstts Vim, Walsh James Watson VIM. Wallace John.
misms " nnm, allhcr William Wcdeknd George VIII
nam. .eorye Wuson Errs ", Waters John. Wiley John,
aecTess AieHandSr Wssgarky scQn whslan John WI
Moedef henry, Wiliey James waldey James wsilsOk
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"April Showers

Bring forth May nowcrs;''
they also productive OF colds coughs inhuenno
pneumonia headache rheumatic and other ailments 10 pe
weakly constitution. impaired physical strength
exposed the sudden rains and chilling wind Of AprT4
changing skies safeguard against such exposures an
heir dangers, HOSTETTERS CELEBRATED STOMACH
BrTERsnrs just the thing They are safe and salutAsy
they pleasant to take the April sunshine and ~
real hing the flowers Of May,
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Most RemnrknbIe
In s efects and useful n Its application The RA
,pA NJ -OZODONT has become The popular Dentrtae
IN rYptrner. i1fs used and praised by everybody
sold hy all druggists and perfuiners.
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NEGLECTED COUGHS AND COLDs.-Fcw aware
OF the Importance Of checking Cough Common Cold"
its stagc that which, in the beginning would yfs9
mild remedy, II neglected. soon preys upon the lungA
"BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs" Cough LozeussA
afford instant relief
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Batchelor's HAIR Dye-The Best I'm the
world Hsrmess reliable, instantaneous The only PEERLESS
Dye Factory 81 Barclay street
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>~~~>~-~>~->~~->~~>~~~-~~
The OhsoDsse ana Dese weekly In g.
Country.
70 PEE snAssss or .HswsrArms.
rhs New Yosx wsssLr HsxAts 10 the cheapest wsuGyk
paper issued in the United sAsss is published svsvv
Saturday. end ~ coatenn WIN embrace the Masssrx
Naval Po''sesi Religious Eors's. Fashionable, Masscs
Theatrical. Agricultural. sporting Art and Literary -
tsllsence Of the week.
While I'll the other weekly papers have acrsassd .hesr
subsopsioa price from twenty nvs two Au.drsa 20
osnt the ws~Ev HnALD Ia mailed aa the old rasss:-
Vns VoPy Hf ens -
Three Copies for one year. Observation-Disclosures.
1--WE Copies for ono year.. ......................
Ten Copies fos ono year -
ANY larger number addressed 70 Of suhsorbsss
81 80 each. An extra copy will b. every club q
ton Twenty copis. 10 addrsss. year, sas. ~
any larger number ~ price TAsss rsss maks -
chopped publication IN As country
Address WEEKLY HERALD CORNER q Sulssa -
Nassau sssssss. New York city.
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Boys All Wool Melton suits at %. IL
" BRoKAw, "a Fourth avenue and ca Lafayette place.
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How werp soe'er the genial sun
My ioox u kindness ON the EARN
~ Tom Jones veins no cheering warmth
psuais tho gloomy sorrow of bis soul.
u, -pcpsih. Ike goblin. hunts him down
Ague grim chAmrcrlaln. CUTS hiin 10 he'd,
Nrli~ duilncra, vertigo aud headarhe dire,
Nith Aetcsr scenes combine tolnakc HIN rrcan
be wise, poor Tom
Ard hrarkru. Thomas 90 natruttion;-
ftT Rli thy Ills sfetnedy IL found.
A panncea certain. pleasant, sure.
PLANTATION BTTfEKS--S. T--lsG0--N.
woudfout TOME, made by Dr. Drake
Mfl Nil tho demons mat Thy stomach tct--
Wal slay ther Thomas Tor thy sionlAch's sake.
NcN life ncw strength 20 thee shall come
ny usingtnls ELIXIR WONDERFUL
PLANTATION HITrE rs win restore Thy health,
Thy troubles cure, and leave thy mind al peace.
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ChevaIfer's Life for the Hair Restoreo
gray original color stops It's falling out keeps "a
bead above Cofparison with any other na2
dressing sold the drug stores and ~ my oncs LIZ
Yroaavay SARAH A. CHEvAL1Ek, NJ ID.
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NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The Advance OF Grants Army-Genoras
shermsn's Operations In North Care
nna-Ths MoveDont o. MobiIe-News
from EursDe, &C., So.
The mail stesasAip Ariel, Captain Jones, Win leavs
tt6 port u tomorrow for Aspinwsl.
TAs mails for Osnsral Amercs and the South Pacias
viii close At hsfpse ssn O'Clock tomorrow morning
The Nxw Yoax HmaLe--EditioA for the PaciHc-wfn
be pussshsd II hafpst nine o'eiock morrow Morn
ing
1t wfconain full desEls Of the SEPARATIONS Of Gcnero
Grants forces Petersburg, the rebel on Foes
Steedmas and tho advance Of tho LETT wing spccaH
reports OF The march Of General shcrmans forces ro
fyettevls 70 Goldsboro with detailed accounts of the
Battles Of Agerasboro and Benaonsvo anaccount OF the
Advance Hoosle and rcperss tho Of ths
Union forces IN all parts OF the country tho rumoreG
Peace Negotitens; late ana interesting news from
Europe and accounts Of all cvss Of tho past dAyv
Of interest or importance.
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing centa
Prizes Cashed I'm all Lvgalized Lotteries
80 'A'' J. cLUTE, Brofers calce i7s Broadway
Thing or Beauty Is Joy Forever.
is patent medicine Askfo Hembosda Take O,hss
A silent Sowing Machine
WILCOX GIBBS. No. 500 broadway.
Beautiful Complexion stands the
closest scrutiny. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPAr
RILLA is the remedy.
A:mWhy T. Phalon's Night Biooming
CEREUS like Key Because II is Introduced into evssY
Ward and heard from at every Turn.
A Clear, Smooth Skin
and beautiful complexion follow use OF HELMBOLDso
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILi.A
II black spots pmpes and all erupons Of tho skin
CONSUMERS OF COAL
THE BEST INDICTMENT
YET OFFERED TO HOUSEKEEFERS
COAL AT COST
A SAVING OF MORE THAN THIRTY PER CKNR
AT PRESENT PRICES.
The Company prepared deliver Coal ut -
Subscribers 70 the Stock, In the order In
which the Shares taken.
THE MUTUAL PRINCIPLE.
KyICKERBoCKER ANTHRACITE COAL COMPANY.
onlces A6 and 60 Brosdway,N NY.
CAPITAL
SHARES GOOD AT SO ZACH.
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Dyspepsia Tablets. -Welling'. DysreY.
Tablets Indigestion Heartburn. 20 cents boz
sold by dfuegi Wholesale, b5l Broadway
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Cherokee Medicines for the Unfortu.
aphlet With f particulars frse Addreeo
Ur ". h NENWfN a co. GO Liberty a.. New York
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THE MUTUAL PRINCIPL.

Tho Company prepared deliver Coal at -
Subscribers 70 the Stock In the order In
which the Shares TAKEN
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supcr6ire Lsghorn UatsA-l Have !wS
rorcd the haudsomes Ladies sod ni.ses HATS Of tns
daaagipnn he found IN AmrFIa cellAg W eonsumors
Lr trade ~ THOMAS nENNoLDS Ss CANAL street. tew
doors west OF Broadway.
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Mail
from foreheads any part OF the bod Waranted ~
stS Broadway, and druggists.
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a secret Worth neutrality-suspicious.
IN mnrried females Information. advice free. Address
Dr. Morris Dor go New York Poet Office.
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Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Mrcfine- WHEELER A WILSON, GO Broadway See
Vine Ter Wilson's Button Hole Mnchine
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Address 60 smokers.-Pollnk ~ SON
Mccrschaum manufacturers, OF broadway, near lonfu
Pipes rcaled NJ reduced prices cut ." "rne pvon
mounted With silver and rcpatet.
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Turkish Necklaces Hrscelets, &c., On
e,bhon for few days ~ FOUNTAINS India store. $50
Broadway New India Goods jnst Opened. Catalogues free
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Immense Prices Paid fav Ola Rookie
800 600 Books stcreoscopc Pictures. 40 on hsnd -
LEGGAt BROTHERS. lb Nassau street
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Corns, Buntons. Enlarged Joints an
al diseases Of The feet cured BY DR.. ZAShARlB, -
Efoad
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ANTHRACITE. COAL COMPANY.
onces 4l6 and 60 Broadway,N Y.
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A.-Why Is Phalon's Night Blooming
CEREUS like Keyf Because II Is Introduced into evssY
Ward and heard from at every Turn.
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A Beautiful Complexion stands the
closest scrutiny. HELMBOLD's EXTRACT OF SARSAPAr
"A ia he RENE
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mia Yourself OF uunsors .a.,,-..
la sprinV months, bv nkug WfsfsNRhtDs NONob~-
TRATEb EXTRACT sARSAfAEffLA.
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Clear, Smooth Skin
and beautiful complexion follow tho Of HETMBOLDo
CONCENTRATED FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILi-A
black spots pmples and all erupons Of tho skin.
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Thing or Beauty Is n Joy Forever.
These who desire brillarey Of complexion must pf sn
EXTRACT SARSAPARIIlLA Invariably does. Recoect b
is patent medicine. Ask for Hclmbos Take ohsS
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Thorne's Arnica md Chlorofcrm bini-
rncnt cures Neuralgia, klcun.etsm, Toohache sprenss
Bruises, &c Depot Chf,mbcfs II SOLD by all druggists
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The Injurious Effects OF Alcoholic
ti,nnltnts overcoms and tile xyscra purhsd by usno
HLiMBoLp's EXTRACT sARsAfARfLLA
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COAL AT COST

A SAVING OF MORE THAN THIRTY PEE CINE
AT PRESENT PRICES.
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Desrasklcr = ponohuo ,, paser ~ pelhonser freds
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The 81. Adams Banks Reimbursed for
their Losses.
TORONTO, April J. 1866.
despatch from Montreal says that the money voted
by Par ament has been paid to the st. Adams bsnks
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CONSUMERS OF COAL.
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