davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

A Touch OF CANADIAN INsoLENcE.-One Of
the Canadian journals, affecting tone Of in.
dignant virtue, has been very absurdly excited
by the discovery that in the late universal fune.
raj procession In this city in respect to the
memory of President Lincoln there was repre-
sentative detachment of the Fenian Brotherhood.
This offence ID deemed objectionable. Sir
Frederick Bruce is therefore called upon by this
aforesaid Canadian journal to demand Of the
authorities at Washington an explanation Of
this recognition Of the Fenians. This IL rare
specimen Of Canadian stupidity and insolence.
One would suppose that her Majesty's blue
noses over the border had neve, fra!ernized
with rebel spies, censpira'ors, land pirates, in
cendiaries and assassins and had never shell.
tered them, assisted them. or justified them IN
their diabolical crimes. But the fact 10 the
other way, and hence the exceeding lnso.enee
Of this preposterous call upon the British Min.
lister at Washington for any explanation OF An
affair which only a superserviceable dunkey
would construe into an offence against her
Majesty's government.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

GRAND ORGAN CosuRr.-An organ concert, under the
direction Of Mr. ". Eugene Thayer, will be given ths
evening at st. Georges church. stuyvesant square, The
proceeds are 70 Os dsyossd 70 the pssons Of g. GEORGES
church.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

swnDIED AoAN.--John Bull, In bis invest
mcnts in the rebel cottoz loan and tho Southern
confederaor.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

Advertisers are requested to send in their I'd.
rsrtssments ~ early in the day as possible. An
hose received after eight o'clock in the evening
viii have to take their turn in publication.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

I'm PA@suAzsoa esTun ComrnY.-The pedr
hcation ef tAs countEy promises to b. vesy
rapid and sure. The govsrnmsnt have already
Issued orders which WIN reduce the expsnses
fully one million dollars per day, and arrange
ments are In progress to reduce them stll
more. The order Of President johnson, pub
lished yesterday, removing the restrictions on
trade, will largely tend to open channels Of
commerce to those who are thrown on other
resources by the withdrawal Of government
patronage, as we'll as to others whose. enter
prise is ready for any emergency. It is proba.
BILE that the telegraph wire will be open to New
Orleans within a week, and steamboat lines will
soon begin their regular trips on many Of the
Southern rivers. Americans easily and readily
adapt themselves to the rapidly changing cir
cumstances which surrounded them The new
order which, 1t is understood, the President is
shortly to issue, viii find the people prepared
for extending our trade and intercourse to all
places opened by the government.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

CHoPEALLEN-The British aristocracy over
the hegira of JEFF. Davis. He was their best
friend, and he has left for parts unknown.
The New York herald., 1865-05-02

NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GO1D0N BDNNETH
xDlToR AND PR0PRIEToR
OFFICE y. " oo1NBR or FULTON ASb HAssAu III
~-~~~~~~-~>~~~>~~S>s~~~
TERMS cash in advance Money sent BY mall win b
,tths rsk Of the sender None but bank bs current in
New York taken.
THE DAILY HERALD Fous cents per copy. Annual
subscription price, Sl4.
THE WEEKLY HERALD, every Saturday, Il FIVE
osnts per COPY Annual subscription price,
Three Copies
Five Copies. ."........"'........'..s
Ton Copies. ies........................ 10
Postage 1--WE cents per copy for three months.
Any hrgcr number addressed to Of subscribers
o. so eaoh An extra copy will be sent TO every club
often. Twenty copies TO address, ono year. SA5,
and any larger number at price. An extra copy
win be sent 70 clubs Of twenty These rates make the
WEEKLY HERALD tAs oAeapes publication in as country
The Ev.orzAx EDITION. every wednesday, at ssz cents
psr copy - psr to any part Of Great Britain or
% 70 any part Of he Continent both to include postage
The CALIFORNIA EDITION, the Sd, 18th and 25d o.
each month at sIx cents per copy, or % per annum
Apvssnssx.wrs, to limited number, will be inserted
in the wasxIY HsaALD, the European and California
Editona
VOLUNTARY CORRESPONDENCE, containing I'M
porssas nsws solicited from any quarter Of the world
ussd wi bs iiberaliy paid for ~ Qua ToasIGs Coz
assrouDsxrs PAaTIoULARIx RsauHsrsD 70 sHAA ALL
Lsrms AHD PAcKAass ssxr %
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous correspondence We
Do noa sstusn rejected communications
Volume sxxx..................... ....Ns. l3l
AxUsExENTs THIS EVENING
ACADEMY OF MUSIC Irving pace-oEaxAS 0,BaA-
I'm NAGio FLurs.
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadwsy-Louis xI.
WINTER GARDEN, Observation-Disclosures wsns.
zsAD-NAsos Sos An HouR
NEW BowRRY THEATRE, Bowery.-Cny DsArn-
1vSLBnH-rwo vAoAS0NDs
wALLAoKs THEATRE BroadwAy.-sMoLs Linz
OLYMPIC THEATRE Broadwsy.-PorPNG Quss-
n0N-6LERYrN0 BEAUTY.
BowRRY THEATRE, Bowery.-UScLx TOSS cABsx.
NIBLO's GARDEN, Broadway.-FAScHoS
BARNUNs MUSEUM. Broadway-Two MAxxorH Far
WoxBN-LfvINc SKFLRToN-DwARF-GIANT BoY-ORAHCE
QfRL. Open Day and Evening.
BRYANTS MrNSTRRLs. Mechanics Hail. l72 Broad.
way-ErHIoPIAN SoNos, DANCES BuRLEseurs, Ac-THE
6rRANCxR
WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5l4 Broadway --ErnroprAN
80Ncs DANcns Ac.-PxrRoLEuMANIA, on Oh ON BRAIN.
HOOLEYs MINsTRELs. 1873 and 2Ol Bowery SONGS,
DANCES, BURLxseUEs. &c.-LIvR INGIN
SALE DIABOLIQUE 6s6 Bi oadway. .--RoBgRr HYLLsR's
ILLUstoNs AND Conic SoL0s-SPrRIr SACK.
HIPPOTHEATRON. Fourteenth street-EouxsrRiAN,
0YxNAsTC ACRoBA1Io ENTERTAIN DoNoUGHUB.
AMERICAN THEATRE No. ~ Broadway.-BALLnn,
PANfouIAnos BuRLxsouHs, &c.-SxITHs AND BROWNS.
IRVING HALL.-Sr. ALBAs's BAZAAR PROMENADE
0oNcRx1A
NEW YORK MUSEUM OFANAToNY Ns Broadway
Qpen from 10 4. N. ll0P.M
New York, Tuesday, May ., 1895.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Goal, ST..
GCHUYLKIlL COAL.

:
NoTICf-The undersigned hereby respectfully nc'iy he
e v kill Goa, Couany formerly the Forest Improvement
Co,psnv) pi,r winch tLcy heretofore opested various
,o, In Schnylk County. Pa having scveray exr"d
Lv Nrii'af.ou 81 the aa1 tie Company having det
~. Cd to cnsl-c in mining and selling Coal the business IA
he-~l Der BE- conducted bY said Comrsny.
In fnaks lbs the underlined deere 70 re-
urn her scknow Judgments TO their Gus
tones and friends To- liberal patronage eItended 70 mem
durilg s - and TO .Ocit corttnce oi h'
sane ia favor ot the NkWfOItk and SCHUfbhl hi
COAL COMP lA "A which their senior Is and Mn continue
10 be larsg y inl,re.ie' .o,,,c,,,,, =.
No. a. Sonih-s., Ncw-lork f,brntry 1862
THE NEW YORK AND SCHUYLKILL
COAL COMPANY.
Offices No a. Souu.si. New YoIs, and No 321 Wsnutst
Philadelphia.
NOSES TAYLOR, SAMUEL SLOAN.
ca ~. A. HFCkSCHRf. q. WILSON DAVIS,
JOIN J. PHELPS WILLIAM v. WARREN,
RICHARD HECk5CHER
OFFICERS:
q. WILSON DAVIS, President.
WILLIAM j.. WARREN, Treasurer and Seerrtsry
W. ". DUFFlhLD, Resident Manager II Woodside
S,luy'kil County.
NO-'CE-Bcf,rrrs 20 tie annexed card, the New orb
nd Schvikil that having assumed TIE
bcea operated by Mos.I Charles A oos.cheI Co. they
are coutioo for the delivery dung the en-
suing ycel from hes wharf 80. li at Rcbmond on the
Dcaasre R.g-r Phi stephia Of their superior White
and Rcd Ah schuyk!n Coal Orders reTectfly solicited
March H. le5 %. ". DAVIS, fresideDt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Gcrscs. Carriages, Sc.
CuARrYRxAsrEx. OgxyRALs OTror. TIasr Divs !
NAsiIN6ToS III, d. C.. March 49, l8a
rAVAIRN HORSES ARTILLERY

CrARTFHSAgTEk 4 PSHRALs bfFiCf, tIHsT piVN (
WAsuNGToS M, ID. e., March 49, 8a
CAVALRY HORSES ARTILLERY
" HORSES. NCLKS . HORSES. 'uiAbe for The
Clysly and AI cry -Tyice VIII be received at etesooro
Depot IN open market, ,i Nay 1875, BY Capt Geo T.
b.owIins A. q. Al. , .,
MILES in lot. 81 twenty avr more viii be received in
tiis civ !u opeu rGhrf, az May J. l1oa by Capt L IL
ronnkips As,.s stsrmAier corner Twenty second
D.. D-strget.
81 annas be subjected the usual Gov.Dm-n inspsc-
gian oeforc being accepted.
specification o. osNs Cavalry horses nuns, be sound IN
I u ruit4. ,s.n rohrn In f fesh eud good condition
.r hHrcu l5i sixteen hl hands l-h ffoni hse ~ 10
Cd WI Fdlp'cd in cyfry way 10 cavalry
rtlrc llo bes nne 90 ard Tn tlh yelfs 81 .se,
" .i vigorous, -pf=ay ssd h.s ny. may be tro"pt"d
Ar,rrv Iorses u-i bs of an
Ia hsr - IN good ADD eor, from ~ go TO Ten loi
c Hone 10 ~. uo e.s thA1 hundred an1 my ,OVl
ponds. -.
fyi IA lsl ia f,e nom every bemisb or dtic winch
four i,ot coils trn aud developed The corresponding -four
/ rcrr. .reut t-. D.. Nv g. .lrh NV 5000,
r-s- .2e cation, ei be .t.cty sdhered TO, and ns IDLY
! enforced 10 ev,fj pi-ticphr
! IIolrs ~ insrcrHtor from .. IN. % \ r IN
Pcs Cavalry Hcr.es huudfed ard eighty i've lo,a-
f-iEt A-f.s-v Hor.es hundred ard nir"ty hoiS'
@is0; Nlr. hundred aud ninet -hse dollars Sv'i
I fs5tuel. ~..l ne made AZ th!s Once. c,..
Brcyet Bg.g1di, r General In re,
FIR. Division. Q. VI. -. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
proposals.
ASSISTANT corxr,...rary.naI .; srn.nr.rc.}

AassrAsr coxxrssAnI, GssnaAL Q, srB.nrsycs
4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals lin
duplicsel will be received BY the UNDERMINED pnt
ocoel FRIDAY, the 2ih Instant for saRpyn1 70.
hs rS.sd Ss. a. Sooyu o
5000 barrel. Of first quality extra .upertus Southern ST.
Louis other brands Of FLOUR suitable FOR keeping ia
warm climate Tie brands and places 81 mnnrfseture to be
.t.,sd the bid. TIE barrels 70 be 4 good shipping CIDER
10000 pounds Of RICE n clean, good stout oak bsrre'
Tx 80 a cn 10 be seen Of ni' ece, uo,,ryv
siz. No. al in wetcooperd head lined 1our barrels.
$1,000 pounds frs. quality DRIED APPLEs, in strong
$1,000 pound. frs. quality DRIED PEACHES in strong.
4.7O0 gallon. mixed PICKLES IN ten.guon se-.; each
kei to eoatsn six gallons edilmszrd Cacunbe tive gal
Ions green Pepper, and two gallons Onions
l1.2DO gallons Of SAuER kRAUT
tire mOnh of April eS 90 ponds tie bO.he good
OX0Ns-sach qusniitiss a. may no required dnrins The
month April 1865 % pounds to tho bushe in barrels As
GEETs,-sgsh quantities .. may be required dnrin. the
month Of April. 1875, in barrels ~ above. -
The goods 10 be furnished prac''eahe bidders
sepIrte proposal IN duplicate must be made or each
ce enumerated and bddo may propose for the whos or
samples Of all ire articles mus. be delivered with the pro.
posas and sirrd TO therein Samples OF Rice ard Houny
must in neat boxes ofesd board OF til, fully labeled and
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached to
e,eh snd the proposal. mu,, BE- specific In comply
prec ely with all the terms Each bid to have condera-
ton mun contain the w.ttea guaranty OF two sponsibs
names 90 follows:
1--WE. the undersigned hereby guarantees th.t shonld All or
pift Of the above bid be accepted 'ha be duly fahied
according purpo and conditions also Tat writ,
conte with bonds the Of oneoutn the value
Of the stores proposedo Be furnished shall DO executed
required"
The sellers name plsce Of business and the date Of pur
chase well the OF contents with weight gross aud
aud shipping msr, to be hereafter de.sgsacd must be
nj. ,loIeK
Be ohIteed AL boxes to be strapped with hickory
straps.
The -four will be inspected at tie dse Of delivery, and
compared with the refined samples by Inspector sppouted
BY this office. whose certificate will he required.
All the Will he eaIeiuy inspected before their dev
and compared with the reia-d samlcs Returns o!
wsigh,s signed by professional Public Woisher must DO
furnished.
Payment VII bs m-de In currency hs equivalent o.
soon q. fuuds are received for the purpose
Contractors expected TO hold their goods whous eH'
perse the United States until required for shipment.
Baks for P,oposois u be JB,niahed at the qes rhfh
be ineosed snteore sddrtrcd 70 ne uad1'i2Hsd
asd iadorsed "Propos1k for SHo.itepos Stores
H. Y. CLARKE. Col A. d. G. AID A. c. q. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
CLoruiss BUREAU. Qs.-GEX'B OTyIcs.
ANAauInlIax Nxrru Il IA.,- 4


4 RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals VIII
~ be rive at the Office Of Army Clothing and tqupage
~ New Cry. until l.! O'Clock "Wednesday, the
ah met, Tor furnishing by contract al tho depot Of Army
Clothing aud Equipag 20. New York, 49,,
Pegsrd roo, standard To be delivered tmmediS'eiy.
Bras Castle. FOR Hats. standard
Bras Crossed Sabers for ba,s. standard.
Bra. Crossed cannon for Hats, stan dArd
Canvas Caters. standsfd.
Bras Drum Stick Carriages, standard
Drum Heads Batter, standard
Drum Heads Snsfr standard.
Further normli IA be had and samples OF the sres
can BE- the Oce Of Army Clothing and Equipe5e, NJ
Y. City. .
ad.rs will the number they To frnih. how
they commence and the number they ders er
weekly. ,
Proposal, mus be accompanied BY guarantee, signed by
two i..pou-b persons. setting forth tha: contract 10
srded ia the party making 'e BID that h. they viii Ut
once ~. md give bonds for the propf fu
hlmen the Ths right 10 reserved TO the Uured
suy part the whole Of the bids that may be
d.em.d Of econ.be The articles must b. delivered Ia
good new boxes. Proposals. should be- ndorsed Propo,ss
Tor farnnns there iDse the OF the article bid forl
add addressed TO Br. Bris Cen ID. ii. VINTON, d. " H.
g., u, New orb City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
LrERRY FRANCHISES AT AUCTION.-At

the City Hall, THURSDAY. April lses. ct 10 O'Clock
will be sold at Publc Auction to the highest bidder with
adequate security for term OF Ten Years from the LIST day oil
My, 1865
Tie Lease o. the Ferry established from tho foot oil
Whitehall street TO Staten Island.
The ease Of the franchise Of the Ferry established
ffon the foot OF Barclay TO Boboken. NswJeley
Tue lease OF the franchise Of the Ferry esbshed
from Tho foo, 0! Tenth street. Last River, TO Greenpoin
Long Island.
The soif s>rey1I Ferry Le1~ will be sold with all the
rights privileges and advantages thereof to the Cor
poration Of the City OF Ne,y-f DIRK. -.
Terms and conditions Of sale be had application ct
the ComptIoldrs Office
By order of the Conmissionors Of the Sinking Fund.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN. Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Qorpoeatiou Nci,tes.

|DOCKS and SLIPS, HOUSES, MARKET.
~ CELLARS aud other property b-ion ing TO the Cor
poation Of the City Of NevYork Be LLAED Pabiie
Auction
Notice 10 hereby given that the Comptroller WIN. on
THURSDAY tho Ctr April 1885, a. 10 o'clock a the
City Hall lease bid. public auction. Docks and Slips
Houses Market CELLAR and other Corporation property os
tenn OF years from the first day Of May 1865
Catalogues containing the description. location and terms Of
sale may be had hpsn application to the Colecto Of City
Revenue at this Office. MATTHEW T. BRENNAN.
Comptroller.
CITY OF NEw YoRx DzrARrxEST OF FiSAScE,}
CoNPTRoLLgRs OTUcE, March G, 1865. J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
HOUSES, MARKET CELLARS and

OTHER PROPERTY belonging 10 the Corporation OF
the City ofNew-York, 10 be leased At auction.
Tho Leases of the following described property belonging
to tho Corporation OF the cay OF will 10 sold at
public auction the City Hail. Thursday. April 1855. q.
10 O'CLOCK q 10.
The property knownss
Castle Gaficn for ~ ten yesrs FROM M,y 1905
Brick House No 51 Hudsonseet for term oil i've years
nom May !. 1865.
Stores Nos u and "a avenue. for term Of five
years. from May J, 1905.
Hay scic, Iompkin. Mate for term Of Eve years. from
Nay 1895.
Hay Scales Chsrle, street, fOr term Of Eve years fron
May !, 1885,.
Plot OF Ground Csn.lstreet Hoboken street snd West
street formerly occupied country MARKET for term oil
ten ysrs. from MAY /. lssl
Cellar Market known part Of No. 81
Beekman snd Soutbseets for term of four years, rori
Nsy !, 1875.
Cesr No. O. Washington Market fronting vessy str ct,
Tor term o. four year, from May !. 1865.
No Warrington MARKET. fronting ION Vesey street, for
term Of four year,, from May 1868.
Part Of No. Washington Market fronting Wash ngton-
street, for a years. from May I. 1855
No 6Wsshiuon Market fronting on Washington street. Tor
term OF fanr years. from May |, 1873.
No II Wellington Market fronting Washiug.or street,
for . term Of four years. from May |, 1853.
C-llr No. 2 Centre Market corner Grand and Centre
streets for term Of four years from Msy ]. 1875
Cellar No. E..eI Market fronting GRAND street. for
term OF four years. from May 1865.
No tsser Merset fronting Cfandsreet Tor term Of
four yoars, from Nay !, 1865.
No Essen Market, fronting Grand street for term oil
four year. from May !, 1865.
MOI, and Essex Market corner r..sx and Grand streets.
for term Of four years. from May /. los.
Term. and conditions Of may he had application q,
the Con ptfoers Office
BY order of the Commi.sion~rs Of the Sinking fund.
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN. Comptroler
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24

CRY IssPgcToRs DEPT, No. 70 Chsthhmst. }
NgwYoRK March y, 1881
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- th. oico until " O'Clock boon, OF MOtDAi, Apfl j.
e65 when Tho same win be publicly opened md read, or
providing Necessary boat for sni removing the couie.
Of 81, sinEs and pyes Of the City Of Ne"iork ,f period
ing Contny and delivering the saIns 70 Deril tanEhr ~
such places u deposit Ia tceordpco with the contract 10
tween N. @. poft.iOn and said Gallagher. .
Blank fas prop ADD specifications can be obtained
al this Offices. fKAStlS j. A boOisr, CtJ HsP'c'oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24

EOR PORT ROYAL, 8. C.-MURRAYS
STEAMSHIP LINE, carrying the United States
Mail Ths new a. No. Fast s,esmship ZODIAC, BuLK.
LEY Commander 10 now receiving freight for the above
mort =, pier No SS East River aud will ss SATURDAY
March i5th inst. ct ~ m For freight or passage. having
i,osId or 20 MURRAY NEPHEW, No. 81 South-st. The
ZODIAC has lust made 10 Beaufort N c. In ~ houts
>ad back In Is being tho best tune MADE sincs The ws
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24

Ass'r O NJ OFFICE FogAoy DUR. No ~ cepansr',}
navy oRS 'Irv. jan - i1S. ,,
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received daiiy
- at THIS OFFICE. os the farnin. Of this DepeIimsn'
with:
Corn.
O.ts,
Hay ard Straw. .
Psrs viii specify IN their propositions how me bay ana
Straw IL cd and whether the sin sacked or IA boz.
b.. d. CHAPMAN Capt, A. q. VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
ERIE RAILWAY Trims leave foot q
NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
1854 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. LEGS.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. 2,THSE AND fTn


TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK. s,THsE AND FTn
AVENUE.
For New. Haven. $50 s.p(EI,) li.3o- H. ni' CErJ
J 90 (FI.) las, 40 ard 800 Tx, j p m. 80, an,
For BRIDGEPORT 100. aoe. .Er,b ll,jta m iAi9 lrxS
loo tx AS 430 and q OK pm.
For Milford and STAFFORD 7vf il.J0 NJ 80 ~ p
For fairfield southpoT. and sstporI 'Oo, Al" a. n 80
%3op.m. ,,n *,
Tor bar:en 100. s:G' ii.3oa m. AS. 40. $50 p M
FOR Greenwich 100 ~. ll3Oa IA. 10 49, os1 OPR
w, Stanford zoo $50 (EI.) J3 llD a. H.; iZi' tSAS
l,o fFx ! J A. ~. So Go 500 TIL p H..
For Port Chester Intermediate stations NV sSo H.
q n I; D. IS ~, S. ", go. 100 p. IA. 49,
CONNECTING TRAINS. -.
For Boston, via Spril. asId 600 m. lEx) 800 (E1p<~
p. M. -, ,,,. ,r,sm
For Hartford and Springfield 400 fxj H. lrA'I' "~
Oil lli5. 800 r. III. 100 ~ ,,,kn
u Montreal 100 .. III. 70 Northampton - -. ~
For sri5.d Providence aud Fishsi Railroad 800, Ea.S
70, New Eavrn New. London and stoninsoa Rspsoadss
go a. ~. i2l5, 800. no p IA.
For Caus Rslroaj l2l5 o. m. to Norhampton
For Hoysstonic s.airoet a. ~
70. N,ugatuok Railroad, 800 q M. 100 p m =.
For D.ibuy aud Norws!k Railroad. 100 w." M -"
Pa. c.,s,o saar IN train
JAMES h. hofI, supG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Ocean 9teamers.
STEAMBOATS, aito Railroads.

Deepening of the OVERLAND ROUTE
to CALIkoRNlA under Government Protection agsiass
Mil star. EVERY MORNING from ktchisos Kansas, snA
Nebraska City. Nebrass ddy. for D-nyss City colorado.
et Salt L.se with Coaches FOR Bsock and Virginia ctr
Montana Boise City, Idaho and wsas waa and The Dssa.
Oregon. BEN. hOLLAuAf, No. u broadway.
NAVIGATION OF THE HUDSON RIV Err
IN PESCMED.-Tbe steamers ofthe PEOPLE 3 LINE viii
resume their ups on Al ESDAY the Dist ins from the
conmodous whsr. at foot of Csnslst. Ct o'clock -
March %. 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
OYricn oY rHE Srpr TT. CoasIssrosgn
81. LEnAD

OFricr oY rHE Strict, Cow sIssroSgR
%. BRoADvAI
YIyO CONTRACTORS Proposals inclosed in
scaled envelope Endorsed with tho tiue Of ti. ~oik'
,d win the name oil tho bidder write. thereon, viii be
ceiyed a this Office until wednesday Mach ~. 100, ~
eleven ocloe. a. =, .. =. 4,
Por rebuilding the outer portion OF Pier no q North
River. go ,
Bsnk forms Of proposals. together with IL" .pec s'icn.
and ,Yreemer can BE- obi 1ned ths OfoeDsed street
Depsrtuiert New York, Mach 49, 1865.
CHARLES o. CORNELL Street Comm'sonef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Gopartnership Notices.

NOTICE.-The business OF WILLIAM /.
COLEMAN 4 CO., and Of COIEMANs CALIFORNIA
LINE, viii be conducted In future By WILLIAM T. COLI
MAN in San Francisco and In Hswyork ct No. On seventy
enc w.lls,.. By bis Agents. GEORGE PLArT and JAMES
IL WILSON. Esw.York. March II. 1863
WILLIAM T. COLEMAN.
Br ]sosas PLArr. lis AssrseY W Fast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-24
Oyyicx OF rHr Drror QrAErERxAuEa,l
Forr LEAvSxwoHTs. Kansas. March T. 1863
PROPOSALS. for ARMY TRANSPORTA

ID
untl u o'ciock N on SATURDAY., the 2th day OF March
fos Trsn.orsilou Of Military Supplies during the year
Row, 40 I.~arol. ror,. Lerenwo,:A Laramie and RI.
ley AID other dpstshs may ,. rseo "a durins the ssoy.
year west hars Of tho Missouri River north OF Fort
Ls.cnworth and suh Of latitude ~ DEGREE. no 20 sy
poe. that be e,tso sized In Tie
r,,s Of N-pka Dskots Idaho aud Utah. south VI LATITUDE ~
degrees North and o. sude ia desrees west snd IN
he Territory Of cossdo nosh Of - aeslsss nss .S.,
% mi o 9; 70 ,ss 20 the rom "
RorrE No a-Fran Fort. Lravenvorsh ard Riley, n the
State Of Hsn. aud Of Kansas In toe State Of ~
SCUM any Io,. stations tina, or may be Established
Ia the Stat. Of Kansas the Territory Of Colorado south
OF aede 20 drse. north rom ., hs Lsav
s ds.n.tsi IN Tia, Terrtory 20 fo Gar and any
other pom, points tc route Bidder 70 state the rate
100 pound. yer 100 mills ~tcs they val, i.nsI1T 'si
store. in rsh q h. months from May to september n'u
n,-. In the year itba.
No per c-n,ass will he pail FOR the transportation
bacon hard bread Iins lumber shingles or any other
stores o.,
Liai-r, should give their In full wei 40 the {
places II rsdrnce and each pfops should be
by bond b. Of ten shoG.ani dollars, signed BY TWO
f-'pn.b. PERSONS, fuartn,es lha' Ia e"e con
Is awarded for the route mc sed IN TIE piopo,a 70 .h
P,r,e. Pfoaons the Contract BE seePtd aod rn.r.a
| IL sccvrdtnce with Tie term, 81 ~. ai'efu rmcW
The amount Of b. nd. required ~ih be a. fohow.;
o. foa'e 10. $500 ,s@"
scicry evidrrcs 4 the Ioyaiy and .o,eney Of each
bid isf and person offered as 'se.i,y VA es required
portal ol Route NO l. OF a. the case may D. and
III be entertained ulle'' they fully comply ~h I'll The
\ requirements O.. this aiyer'i,rm~nt.
Person. to whom AZ ard. made must be prepared
oce AMI to give the required bond Tor tie
vii DO ,naie sabgct to tn. approval o. the Quar-
cne but the Est IL reserved TO roget any or
Co.ro su., be In adne. Cor service ty the f-,t day
ofMy ise3 snd they vii BE- required to Lse ,rs o.
other depo,s a, be esa5'h' At which ey may
be eorlYnui,eiea T,.h pLomI'.y tni .er'''y'
| A. POTTER, Colonel and u NJ u y. n.