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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30
l0crtiIat Ole Eaupen.

SEPT IN bic 3slt, Die 8aupm ju usrtilssn
1pas Th ttst in sinrr ba.brn Sturps tbun lGbt
,ur 8reirrsuns bitfts lllttssn @tpirmss pirp
N wsntssn 0cQsn sar3s Gage CUR gtrtiIsuns
3. 4 lbsn srfoIpnn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

BS- Der Natpnal' SirtbUf su @ettpsburs,
In btsism Staats, IN isBt ftrtis unit ICa stns Der
i6Snfen anIassn pissr art fstn. psl&s lf& In
Oislrm 9anpe b.F ben. SOlbatsn BON a&tjsbn
Staaten Der Union lisaen bort tegraben.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

bGr 9arnum btstst $500 an far Zen BsI'
ssrunsus, In wsI&tm SsfF, Davis ssfunssn wur'
De, unO 1wst 5nren Don @btcusO bitten fir benz
feISsn, I'm ibn uuf Der srUbsn NOrbwsRIi&sn
Jatr aus,ulirlltn
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

D8- Ssif. DoSs wurts SOriss BC&t 3u 8c.
6tctH tur6 bic Central gtirnbutn InesHrltrn
i'm Silene psttrannt.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

Qlsr. J. 5hpbens in Sort warrcn.
8oRpn25. Mtai Das Ser. ct. 8ano.
nsnbcOt >, ,Euscarpra" pon Sort Mpnrcs II tsuts
frat ousstommsn. u. .. St'pbsns unO @r'
rCnmsiRsr Ncasan. bic F6 an SOvb bsfduosn
urrtsn btute In Srrt gpaurn dnlcsirt papsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

Union 6esenfeitise SeusruerGpsrunSs'
6efufd,aft pon Qe6a 6aunty.
Die NitsIisbr bieIer @sIeaiGuft srpa6ltsn
bd elmer @ubI am SOrissn SumRua, bic fOlssn'
be 6erren bic ale elm 8srpaltunssbOarb fir bas
Iauftnbe Sabr 3u funsren 9ubtn.
SOflt 5ntnssr, @pm @ut6, esSt pstsr,
Srnrv 5isRunp. gripin 8urfbaltsr, SOnaS Bic
rp, SCnas SOrs, SdeOb eIsmtrasr, Deter Benz
nor
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30
pennNIpania 5eIoatsn nerocn aus.
9emuffcrt.

PennNlpanI1 SoIoaten perocn aus
9emuifcrt.
Die fOISrnbs YsnnfslOanta TssImsnter, bic gu
br YatUmar Nrmss sst5rsn, tprpsn btnss sinissn
Sdstn ausssmuRsrt rprbsn:
GaSalIntt-1., g., g., II, mb 20. Rsstmsn'
ter.
SnFanttrtt-glrunts gUrps-45., Az, 49,,
So, ST., 100 2OO., 2O7., 2O8., 2O9., uub
Eli. 0ssimsntsr.
9wsite GUrps-3I.. So, ST., CO., &c.,
tO5., 106., no., 1t6, t4O., AL, t45.,
t48, 1888. unb t8A. 8tetmsntsr.
3uIammsn, YsnnIpIUantI&sn Rsstmtntsr BON
Der patUmuc armec: Snfuntrts. Al i; GapaIGis. 5
Das patrtctiIG lrpaIs SuIt fOGlts @nRuIten
trsiftn, ririe unipnsfdmpfsr in Ger 5simatt an
adnps Su smpfaugcn- fs batsn F4 bnIsItrn
vrrbsnt stmaht.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

I@Dis Sneianr In NinnsICtu, ptl&r bic
Dsiben rmOrrsn, srbaltsn iGrtn Srtssspsrutb
spn ben gn8ldnbrn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

H9r Der @btw pr, gBCOO wirO am ndGftn
OrnnrRas Ct. Suni) in Der Yrssbstsrtansr
Str&e iibsr prn Sob abrubum anrOIn's, um II
utr gUrmittaSs, cine 9rsbist abbuIttn. Das
QubI!tum u stnasIabsn bstiupOtnsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

W Snbtana 1T mt 3sssunsrn i6er'
I&wrmmt. DaS 9cIt IL iib'r bic anpsIsnbst
b,r marpptrsntsn @Ghs ltbr aufssbra&t.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

GT 0dGfrn Dennnifas, tF Der som @OuUrr'
NOR f"pUpl ale UOm TrdROsn brfimmtrn Ssttus.
Btr brfsn bub ptrisIbs aGssmttn btfOIst wtrpsn
maa.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

B6- Gpwarb SPunslsr. Der S6rsinsr an
Serbs Sbrutsr. trsIGsr In aDuf&tnstcn uls Gee
bdIfs 9OOtb's u. @ifGulSisr am YrdFUsntsn'
mOrbs Dor @sri6t Rstt, Rammt aus Snts Gaun'
t9. Ter Srid II i6m atwis
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30
entIdGuns pon Acknowledgment

Cincinnati, % Nlat Sn SneianopO
lie murosu sslun 400 8rtsasrssfanstns mat
tcNuns ss 3rtuses ftrissIOfn unO Rtuts cine
nlriht NnIahl
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

BS- Die Baltimore unO Sbic GiisntnEn Cont
Pasni' tat BON err 8rsirruns cine Srpsr srbai.
ten, UNI f6 fir bic transportation bon $4,000
Sruppsn nah Dem UtfSn pcr3utHeitsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30

naT Die Grnts In CANADA, fdr bic tommsnbs
SuArsssstt, iT isbr sufyrtSsnS. g..
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30
SOehentliCbe 9Senbu.


Srelta8s oen 9ten Sag SUM nGbtens,
I'm ~ utr Mttuss foG om 5aufs b'e puifcr.
brnrn 9 0 omon Stedrl, In NcrVwbctt.
tau 5aunihtp 0'ba @aunty fciesnrrs rriJult.
dc SermSln bifenlIj& untauft Duren, nGmlta {:
3rst 6ii9r. 8 SdrsIns, Setsn unO S.t
lapn. cine 6aut uuO rinc Sddabr, 2 9ursdu5. 8
SdGs, sin Setpbodrp, ein S6duF,l uap anoae
StiHIe, Dpf. Spisscn, 100 gIro wOllcnen,
Gumpen uno 5rspprn Sarptt. Ru@ uno parlpr
OIsn NIT 8Obr. 2 tupferne uuO GtIentsNsln
9tlsnEnfcn, S&mclJ, suduaesteS 5teiIa, Elm
Snt. 5GTr, 3atr, Stanoer. 9alrus. Pda
ls, Gin Ydueu., 3rud. uno SpaIsrpagen, @aas
2B npmtbls, Ssulstsrn. Sasmsl, rins Got S4rrt.
nrr uno Stctnbu6sr 0cItrr, Spnr., Gub une
anocrs 5trtIsn. SD dfitstn, 2Da gen unp Iossrn
5rutt uuf osm 5sIb', cine srOes SbtI, unO an.
esrs Su&sr, nebit elmer sro6sn 8erttroIntrit
Sdus', Sluern' uro 6lbsn. .@eGt6i6aI,n, iu
umfarbIit ;u mrIpm
Dte Scotn8uu8sn unc Gafrartuu5 am Gage
esS Sertaufs pom
@Nwllo 8cbter, @rccutor.
% I & t a IN 9 itteI, Mucticnrrr.
Wiat 80 1865. na2m
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30
0rtOQt 9Scrf0uf

ocn fAdebarcm lieBrnoen Gigentbum.
Grr u5tritrtftsne bittst brrmit frin fdGe6l.
res S5nuS unp Tcts 9raup sum 8ertauf an.
sIssen In 20cuR Glasp. Sbrlaurun 5aurI6ip,
retd GauntY Die Cote IL 25 2lvte in Grcl /
unD t30 in Ter Gtfe. eottaItrnc I'm 0inJcn /
ad'r, nit elmer euten SOa,o Sen, umgttsn.- -
Das @cblate tarauf III etn ;peliGdilee
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30
SSrImWD6nbQuS,

ssksssX % SUP 6rrnt unO 18 tisf. NIT darm
beausmsn barlnitr6enprn g4al6bauS unp Bad
Ofn, , S8I sen 4 paraaf elm Staq, S&pst
nsfeu ws aud rjne Nroes lgaflGttr, btquem fir
trsenr Gin SanrwHtrscidaft ro,in ;u br,rstsn.
&ins ntSfrbtsnpe Syringe NIT pOrtrrlIidtm pai
ier III nabe rrm Sagle. unb Elm anrrtr flensr
BAD ftbt bura prn Srf. Secs @rt Sr1 II
auf Der 9ptte. ais 9irnen, gFIumsn, Nrpftl,
yfHds. &trfhsn u. + 10
Die SHtrFsrunBeq aOf Der GOtts fnO ale fr
gut ais rcu-unO has GtsenIGum licst In cingt
ID tnen Gescno. tequrm RCD StO9rs, Wabsn,
SduIsn unp Eu6en.
as @sentbum flrn an anrssm6aren 81etn.
sunasn sst.uir wsrrrH, rusnn ;sitli@ 2nipru@ gs'
matt tpirp tri
Spen 8runner.
S5r1aucun. Wdi so. 1868. nq5n
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1865-05-30
QnFunft ocs rampfcrs "Iriel."

9tswgcrt, 25. Nai Ter Dampfsr ,,9Ir'
iel' IL pcn aspinrall, 16. Wai, nit S360,O00
In Saasslp arstfcmmsn.
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
NEW YORK LEoIsLATUnn.

Senate.
ArBASs, Apn II, LAS.
snIs PASSED.
LII CENTRAL RAILROAD MIL
The Central Railroad bill was then taken up rur con
sderation
Mr. ANGEL moved to amend BY allowing the company
to charge two and half cents per mile way fare
Mr. FoLGnR moved To amend by removing from AZ
other railroads in the State all restrictions ~ 10 gay fare
except that imposed by tho general law Of 1880
Mr. ANGEL said that the general law limited the fsre 10
three cents per mile except the Central ana Hudson
River roads. The Central In limited To two cents per
except during the close OF navigation when the com
pany aO we'd to charge two and half cents per mile
He opposed the amendment because among othaT
reasons, It has not been asked for.
Mr. MUNGER said that the restrictions on these two
companies were imposed under special circumstances,
Railroad Company has not asked for relief, and he
thought II would be time enough % consider lie claims
when they presented.
Mr. SHAfER said that the amendment was introduced
will not vote for the bill, though his amendment
should be adopted will any other senator Of those
who may vote for the amendment Tn r object H. to
make the bill offensive to those living ahng the Had
son River Railroad that they cannot vote for IT,
Mr. FoLGER said that he opposed TO removing the
demanded that both roads should be tr acd alike The
Hudson River Railroad has competition the ght hand
and on the LETT but the Central Railroad has c0mpe
titOn on way business except the dull and slow canal
hence If favor due to either is chiefly 10 the Hudson
River Railroad
Messrs ANDREWS and BAILEY also favored the amend.
ment.
Mr. MUNGER said It was his intention to move at the
proper time an amendment limiting the time during
which the present restriction shall in operation
Progress then reported and the bill made the
special order for TO- morrow
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

The stock market wavered the street am at the
first board this morning Al the close Erie /.
higher, Illinois Central Ia, Reading III Rock Island
~, Fort Wayne ~, Hudson Y, Northwestern
TX, Cleveland and Ptsburg /, Cumberland s. Govern.
ment securities strong Sizes Of 1881 advanced "
nvctwenes II, ten forties u. Atths open board
o'clock prices advanced Y a 2 per cent, bat at the
second regular board ,here was a general decline Erie
lower than at the close OF the first board New
York Central ", Michigan Central az, Michigan South.
ern IA Norhwcstcrn2 2; Reading 24, Hudson River IN
Fort Wayne Y, Rock Island az, Cumberland g. III.
nois Central was higher, Cleveland and Pttsburg "
Government securities steady Skies Of 1881 we're
\ higher nvetwenties n X, ten-forties l. Amer the
call and the open board half past the market
was soft
The decline In railway stocks s attributable to tho
realzng, which has been going forward the par, Of
outside operators who wisely wish 70 their gains
before they ciude their grasp There every SYMPTOM
however, Of tho reaction being overcome, and
further upward movement promoted, unless some un.
forseen event intervenea
The supply Of money continues easy a six per cent on
call, with exceptional transactions at ve on govern
ments Seven per nevertheless In some instances
paid on fancy stocks
Foreign exchange IL dull at 100 for bankers sterling at
sixty days, and 10 at short sight Buyers continue To
hold of in anticipation Of lower rates. OF which how.
ever, there Is no immediate probability The proclama-
ton Of the President closing the Southern ports 10
foreign trade presents immediate prospect Of re-
opening Of these and the embargo will operate In favor
of the resumption Of gold exports and advance the
market price OF foreign merchandise already in the
markets
The first auction sale Of the snvannah cotton took
place today, under the management Of Mr. Simeon
Draper Three thousand bales sold at I5Hc 25c
per pound In gold. These low prices surprised the
holders Of cotton goods who Immediately disposed
towards recession from the quotations OF yesterday
Not many weeks tho staple which sold nj 20 cents
pound TO day sold at 81 u.s. and the eject upon the
Liverpool market is easily estimated II Ia
probable that shall hear within q month
or two OF numerous failures and a panic in the
English cotton Market which will tell severely
upon those who undcrrated the power OF the North
TO suppress the rebellion The Treasury has not yet
nounced the rate at which II will sell gold certificates
ceiyabe in payment for the cotton but probable that
this will be announced " not carried into effect tonor.
row. This, howeysr should have been done today and
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

The Hest Literary, Arttstts. Theatrical
saa massrsi searn~l An th. Country.

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end mssseai seara.i ta an. Country.
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ionahi. ana other Gossip ~ sh~ w-ss eautains srni
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Interest occurring 10 ths to- bsnisrbsrss
One Of the ohj-cc. Of tAs WEEKLY rLkr HILL bsias
aid IN deseoEaas NE pssa ssrsry ~
think worthy Of pi@s is~sd~s 10 essiss
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literary oonpetteu-
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Both ssory and R~n he editor b~f~rs
the LIST Of septsmb~r pext
Advertisements for the WEEKLY PLAY BILL should -
forwarded once Of Fulton Nasaa sir-ss
before Saturday preceding the dag of pubo.on weA
nesdxy)
To be had of all the News Aeents
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Police Intelligence.
MAN CHARoED WITH CAUSING THE DEATH OF HIS

In the month Of January last q farmer named John
winterneld resided with his family at Fort Hamilton,
and soon after New Years Mrs winterncld died from
the effects OF gunshot wound which was alleged 10
have been accidental Quite recently, however the case
has assumed much more serious aspect from the fact
that Wnerled Is suspected Of having intentionally shot
his wife. Charles Borderus, brother n-law OF Winter
plains against the suspected party alleging that he win
ter1cd) had the gun In his hands at the time Mrs W.
received the wound which caused her death lie further
allege that inquson held over the remains of
Mrs w. On Mr. Bordcrus' complaint officer Pierson OF
the Twcntynnh precinct, arrested wnterled and JUS
tee Ledwith commits him TO await the ion OF the
Kings county authorities. The prisoner Is thirty.two
years of age and a native II Germany.
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
Coroncr's Inquest.

DANGEROUS SrAnsNe AfrRAY-ANrE-MoRrrx ErAniSs-
noS-At a late hour Monday night Patrick Hays
living al 131 Cherry street. entered the premises 81
James street. and there met Italians named Domingo
Parody and stephen Nallet After drinking somewhat
to excess the parties became involved In aquarre dur
which Parody. as charged, drew a knife and stabbed
Hays IN the groin infcting deep and dangerous wound
IN alarm was gwen when officer hea OF the Fourth
pecnc reached the spot and arrested both Parody and
haet and took them TO tho station house The police
conveyed Hays to the New York Hospital where Coroner
Cover yesterday took his ante -mortem deposition
Ihe jury rendered a verdict against Parody, and the
CORONER committed him 10 await the result OF Mr. Hays
iniuries
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
TIE STATE CAPITAL.

The Fire Commi.sion.r--So Politics
Among the Firsmen-rhr Central Rail-
road Fare Question--The sunday Liqser
Law, dc.
ArHaSY. Apri ii--ioio y. NJ
large number OF New Yorkers arc here 10 night an
tcpating that chang would be made In the no'ni
nees for Fire Commissioners. The idea that Mr. ~ an
would decline Is mistake. All four of the oommis-
sioners will be confirmed executive session to-moFres
They have agreed among selves, aud given positive
assurances that effort would he tolerated 10 make the
organization subservent 10 politics
The debate in the Senate today has created some
thing OF excitement In regard 70 the Cen
trai Railroad question, which has slept for rome
time. This bill, making the fare two and half n =
mile, and limiting dividends 10 nns per cent W hass
efficacy for three years. still the key 10 railroad iegs
laton here this year. Tho vote for vs. pa~ae
certain to day but much strife " made ol ue
subject that Its passage may be blocked over
night The friends or the bill are confident although
its opponents sanguine Of It's defeat ~ ever,
The liquor dealers have been caught mapping The
sunday law has been forced into conference commit.
Of both houses, with almost certainty OF s adoption
within forty eight hours.
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

The wheat market op~r~< VI ,v,fe nrrner bu, closed
u and froolnr Tho demand he,rg wholly eonaT cd
miers fate. 70 600 bushese 80 for amber Mich gan
81 70 Tor choice do. do and 81 90 Tor thcarO spring
Barley was n fair request bUt NJ dcrfcdly lower rates
The sales we're 600 bushels PRIME State al fl - 600 Do
Ohio AZ 81 rs, ard 600 DO Canada Mast at tI a. hsh
was dull and nominal at f1 90 o. 10 The cnrn mnrket
wa ely arm snd ony mode ate business Was
trsnsarci Sales 20 GOO bushels at ~ rs VI 20 'or
new and old mised Western ei a5 a tl ~ foT new
yellow and ~ - 81 20 Tor new wh 70 so then.
Oa'9 were steady o. s2c ssc for Jcrs AMI rennfyl
yaIia soc. for western, and 7sc SOC fof tanada
FrffN-lhe market rnfher more artiYe. there
bcin some inquiry for export and prices advanced c
per ID, with sales Of 100 tales the fooNing quota
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

NtsAbAfs AlNh IL " ~
Aswr Receipts. 80 bbis The market sin continues
dun, and In the absence a. sscs prices wholly
nominal
BRsAnsruyvs -Rsoevss srTs bbis. -four, iis bbs
and 7ss bags meal 2eS2 bushels corn, i.ts7 do
oats 90 do rye. sea IA barley, and !. 500 do malt
The market for State and western ncur continued quiet
there being inquiry beyoad the immediate wants of
the trade and We have 10 further decline Of &C.
Toe all grades The narhss closing duh and heavy
With no buyers q, our outside quotation. Tho sales we're
conhnsd 20 o 500 bhs state and westrn, 100 DO
southern and 600 do Canadian. M the snnsned rssc~
Rye nour was dull aud heavy ~sh small sales. al ss so
a % 90 Corn meal was In god demand al pre-.
vious ssles as bbis, si 10 rs for Jersey aud
90 80 for Brandy wins also $50 pancheons do ga so
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

the consequence OF its not having done that
sid rable amount of gold has been bought the open
market to pay for the cotton the buyers thus making
tn mselves independent OF the certificates.
There will be session OF the regular open board
Good Friday.
The First National Bank subscribed 5000 900 to the
seventhirty loan to-day The popularity Of this security
shows the disposition Of the people lodge their money
with tho government; but this confidence In the public
credit viii have 10 be sustained by higher taxation
than we have yet felt Until the next Congress
m cts no change in the Tax bill can, Of
course, be made but 1t will be the duty
o. the present Secretary Of the Treasury to
recommend such measures he may consider advisable,
and in conjunction with the Committee
Taxation, which Is sitting during the recess, to perfect
plan OF taxation calculated raise the largest amount OF
revenue with the least Inconvenience to the taxpayers
Tho present tax BILL judging by the recent returns Is in
adequate to meet tho existing emergency but there
why, with the resources at our command,
this should continue to be the case
The Commonwealth Insurance Company of this city
win pay, 18th ns dividend Of Ave per cent, free Of
tax
The International Insurance Company win pay May I,
dividend OF Ave per cont, free Of tax.
The Central Railroad Company Of New Jersey will pay
18th inst quarterly dividend Of and half per cent
free ef tar.
Tho business tho Sab Treasury TO-DAY was as fol-
lows
Rece pts for csstoms $281 900
loh rcc1pts. ,5lo osz
ravmens.. Ie!o ito
Subscriptions 10 government loan. 19S 600
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
THE WEEKLY HERAL
The Cheapest and Hest Weekly I'm the
Country.

TO THE READERS or NEWSPAPERS.
Tho New YORK WEEKLY HERALD Is the ehcapes weekly
paper issued in the United states 1t Is published every
Saturday, and its contents will embrace the Military
Naval Political Rel gious, Foreign, Fashionable Musi al
Theatrical Agricultural Sporting, Art aud Litcary
telligence of the week.
While all the other weekly papers have increased their
subscription price from twenty Ave TO hundred pc
cent tho WEEKLY HERALD is mailed at the old raies:-
one copy TOT oneyear. u
Three Copies for year. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Any larger number addressed to names Of subscribers
81 so each An extra copy will be every club u
ten Twenty copies to address, year, s25, and
any larger number at price. These make ne
cheapest pubca ion in the country
Address WEEKLY HERALD corner OF Fulton ana
Nassau Streets New York city.
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The Press Despr tch.

HAVANA April B, 1906.
The English mail steamer has just In; but her
mail will not be delivered in time for translate the
send you tho evening bulletins Of the papers
here
Yesterday the United states steamer Santiago dc Cuba
arrived from Charleston with Assistant Secretary
Fox, Aessrs wolles Ncolay, Fulton Green, Forbes and
party They propose making short stay here and then
returning 70 Charleston TO be present the ceremonies
OF the ag-raisng on Fort Sumter the 14th
The Iuka and the Cherokee also arrived yesterday.
The later let the same day and the Iuka sailed to-day
Thc sentence has been delivered in the Argue case
have not seen the Decree am told he Is condemned
20 perpetual banshment from the island nine e- years
In the chain gang at ccuta Africa and ne Of $50 600
me latter item doubt and had been previously in
formed ,nas tne. were ten years In the chain gang
April 1-Sailed, English amer Lark for Matamoros.
Owl, for Belize.
April 4-saied English steamer Colonel Lamb. for
.ualifaxfYl 1850, ~
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
Assembly,.
AI.nAxX Anril IL lA6N


Mr. PITTS, from the Select Committee, made report
relative to the charges Of corruption in connection with
the passage OF the New York Paid Fire Department b
submitting the testimony, and coming to the conclusion
that as no specific charges had been made charge OF
fraud had been proved In connection with the
The report adopted and the committee discharged
Mr. VAN buren, by unanimous consent, offered
luton for joint meeting Of the Senate aud Assembly
Thursday evening, to receive tho flags Of returning reg
ments.
The resolution was unanimously adopted
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

Pernambuco advices, received at the Merchants Ex-
change state that the arrived at that
port bringing the Of Flores having taken pos
session Of Montevideo (no date givenl There was q
grand procession and illumination at Pernambuco in
consequence.
The French steamer, due at Bahia February 2S went
ashore thirty miles south Of Bahia and became wreck.
The crew was saved, with the mails and specie The
wreck sold for 5000 mireas she lay with her cargo
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

The steamship Liberty Captain Wilson, from New Or
deans and Havana arrived at this port yesterday She
lefs Havana the 5th inst Our'thanks due Mr. c.
a. Dsnson the purser Of the Liberty for the early de-
hivery of our parcels
The New York herald., 1865-04-12

CovfN.-1he market continues active and nrm, aud
we havet 10 report sales of $50 has per Peter
private terms and $50 ba do w los prices RAM ms
from 29kc 10 30c We quote RIO W me, ~ Nc. good
do, lehc. Zoe far do, lshc. a ipc o.d nary do,
lse., and fair 70 good cargoes lsc al9e AsrsSAipo
The New York herald., 1865-04-12
W. A. NICHOLS,
Assistant Adjutast General
STEAMSHIP nALrc,
Or SANDY HOOK, April is--io:so A. NJ,
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
TUESDAY, April ll-6 p, N

TUESDAY, April i1-6 r NJ
The gold market has been rather quiet bu, nrm to-
day A rumor circulated to the effect that John.
stons army had surrendered II, however, exer,ed no
material influence. The quotations Mere:-