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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
River News.

The weather is delightful, and the atmosphere
highly salubrious.
Tho river at Pittsburg and Cincinnati IA rising
rapidly, while here IL 10 falling slowly. The
rains have been very extensive, and We shall not
be surprised 10 see considr FabIo rise here.
90 There was considerable activity on the lsves
ys.terday.
The arrivals since noon were the ~ and
Mercury, Nashville TO Cincinnati; Countess,
.asoairo 20 EvanaviIIs; oharmsr. FssAvf's TO
HvAnsvills; Emma Floyd, Cincinnati to Sssl'
Vile.
The Charmer had only few hOgsheads Il to.
bsoeo, and fsw people. T
The Cairo had light trip In, and was receiving
at dark, expecting to leave for Cairo last night
-gi The san Orr was crowded full Of freight for
Nashville, at dark, and was stiIl receiving. sho
had, also. large number OF passengers regis
tered She doubtless left last night.
The Anna aud Mercury passed up light.
4 The Emma Eleyd had big trip.
icssThe r.. X. Dunkersoh is already filling up, and
will have all she can carry by night She will
leave at O'Clock for Bowling Green, and has no
peer in Green river.
The grand Armada, the peoples fayorito, will
be the regular packet for Cairo at o'clock to-day
Our veteran FIR end, cast. J. v. ThrOop, ia In
command, and those popular young gsntlemen-
q Billy Dunn and Val sorenson, do the honors OF
the office. Let her 20 ont fully loaded.
The peerless Morning Star will be the packet
for Louisville this evening, With Capt. Ballard on
the hurricane, and Johnny Gwathmey in the
ofhee. She is say aud lovely.
Tomorrow the great Peytona, Capt. Eugene
Bowers. win be here for New Orleans. She has
superior as pleasant aud safe passenger
packet, with superior freight capacities. Mr.. A
ID. Armstrong is her chief clerk, and is noted for
his great courtesy and aGabiIty to passe Dgeru
Her tables are spread with opulence and luxury.
and a trip on her to the Crescent City will be q
Joy 10 be remembered
Tho new Ruth, universally conceded 20 be the
greatest steamboat yet built, is expected here to-
morrow evening or Monday morning. Captain
Pegram and Mr.. o. L. Smith, two gentlemen OF
the highest acoe mplishments in their profession,
Are her chief oflosrs Hall Rudd and Coz A
Humphrey are hsr agents.
. BY a dispatch from Capt. Archer advised
that the swift winged Liberty No. witt positive
ly leave here on Monday evening for Memphis, TO
resume h1r placa in the mAguihct mt packet Inns
just established between this city and Memphis
She will no doubt resume her regular day--Tues
day-after this trip.
SO The Liberty il hxed up 10 magnificent STYLE
agAin, and her great running qualities, and the
nnequalled popularity Of her experienced officers,
renders her unprecedentedy popular with travellers
Ia and shippers. She and the ST. Patrick will form
the especial southwestern connections Of the great
Beliefoataine Cotton Express, and may be depend.
cd on to leave aud arrive on time.
The big Missouri Is the hrst boat due from New
oriOans, and the Darling the first duo from Mem
pink.
The Charmsr Capt. Gus Dusouchet, will proba
bly, leave this evening for Nashville.
r.. a. "a Aua hnra
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

& Marching into AouthWestern Va
AUGUSTA, GA, March 26.-A force
reported to be under Grierson one day.
last week, made demonstration on Tn-
pello, Miss, but were driven off 81 i
The Richmond Sentinel has the follow
ing from East Tennessee. attlH
Thomas having transferred portion
of his army to Knoxville and united 10
with Gillian, is said to be moving in the
direction of the Virginia line. At last
accounts the command had, reached the
vicinity of Greenville, a little over half
way from Knoxville to Bristol. The ex-
petition is accompanied by an engineer
corps of 1900 men, who are engaged in
rebuilding the railroad as fast as the en-
envy marches. Communication with his
base at Knoxville will thus be kept up.
The object of the expedition is no doubt
to possess and hold Southwestern Vir-
ginia, and, If practicable, to move on
and capture Lynchburg, thus cooper
ating with Grant in compelling the eYac-
uation of Richmond. The scheme is
well conceived, but it will be apt to mis-
carry in the execution, just as others
have. T. hsa4ii
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
THE VERY LATEST
ELE GR APH.
Advance Of the Array Of the Poto-
mac-ImpOrtant Positions Gained

Advances OF the Army Of the Poto-
mac-ImpOrtant Positions Gained
WAsHrsGToE, March,3I -Information
from the advance of the Army Of the
lPotomac, dated HatcheFs Run, Thurs
day morning, shows that the locality Of
our army under General Grant at that
time, was in line parallel with, and
east of Boynton plank road, and west of
Hatcher's Run. These important posi-
tons have been gained without resist
anee from the enemy.
The 9Th corps had short encounter
with the enemy on Quaker road on
Wednesday,, hut lost in the affair less
than )0~men, ard drove the rebels
nearly q mile, with serious loss to them,
and captured number Of prisoners. i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
NOTICE.
Of Territory TO the City
of Evansville,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that The Com-
~ mon Council % the city Of kysnsVIie, in
Dursuau-e 81 the pFosisions Of 81 Act 81 tie Cen
ernI Assen4bIy OF the Sfsts 81 Ipdiana ~ proved
March s. 1858 entitled an act to amend the seventy
6rst section Of an act entitled can Act gram ing 20
the citizens Of the town Of Evansville, in the
county Of Wander 5urgh, 8 city charter" approved
January q, 1s47, sad 70 add suppl ms1tal see
tions % sAd act, WILL On the 20th day Of April,
1855 pxsasnt q tbs Board Of Caunty commissfon-
srs Of Vanoerburg county, petition praying for
the annexation 70 said city Of the following de-
seribsd territory, and citing forthlke for
such annexation, viz: All that part of tbs south
ssst quarter Of section nineteen Isl, In tcwushkp
ak (6)s range tsn (l0l west, described g fsIlOws
vizs Conmepckf x At the southw ct eorner Of said
quarter sections and running thsnce north 1--WE
hundred and thirty $50 fset, thence east seven
kundred aud sixty-rwo (7szJ feet, thsncs sOath
axs hundred and twenty nine and q half f5z91A
feet, and frsm thence west seven hundred and SIX
sy-ave and one fourth 1850 feet TO the place of
Beginning, icing bounded sp fhenorth By lots
known a. Isabelle Place, ca ths eastby Shares
Enlargement, on the south By stockWeiI's En-
largemsHts and On the west By . roadway or
street, known Is frst Avenus, dividing tha above
described premises from the town Of LAmasco
City, row city Of Evansville said territory being
eontiguous 70 the city Of Evansville, azd not
plated or laid OF.
W. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest, A. PRAgTLrz, Clark
ny A. 4. MeGrtE. Dsp'y Clark. zArzo-So
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
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Gold Market.

New YoRK, March 3I.-GoId has
shown rather more Guinness this morn
ing, partly from suppositions that the
rain storm may defeat the objects OF
Grants important movement Quota
tons fuctusted between 1914 and l5lI;
closing At the latter figures. q =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
Cen. Bank. Going 60 New Orleans.

NEW YoRK, March 3I.-Mai. General
Banks leaves tomorrow for New Or
leans riG Cairo and Mississippi river.
A complimentary dinner is to be given
him. this evening by friends in the city.
The steamer Colorado, for Rio Ja-
metro, Panama and San Francisco with
Prof. Agassiz and suite. on board, has
anchored at Quarantine and will 60 to
sea as soon as the weather clears.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
H'-ey'nE ya, ..:ss feem Rich


NEW YoRK, March 3I.--The Posts
Washington special says:- Advices just
received from Richmond state that the
gold and general assets ofthe Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, of that city, have
been sent away. Two percussion cap
manufactures have also been removed,
it is supposedto Danvills or Lynchburg..
Lees army have provisions for thirty
days ahead. --rs- .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
General Sheridan beyond DInywfddie
Court House.

WAsHISGroS, March 3L-Richmond
papers of Wednesday morning report
that General Sheridan passed Din widdie
c. II. on Wednesday morning. aud they
think his destination is the South Side
Railroad cs9t+L 1iiS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
BANK STATEMENT.
The Eyensyille National Bank.

TREASURY DKPARF1@EhA
S)TRIcR on CoMPTRoLLKR OF TEE CuRn<EoY.
Washington, January lsth,AS 50.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence prese nted to
the undersigned II has been made to aEkaew that
:. THE EVANSVILLE NATIONAL BANK, hn the city
of Evansville, in the county Of Vanderbu rgh and
Stats of Indiana, has been duly organised under
and according to the requirements Of the Act OF
Congress entitled, ." An Act TO provide National
Currency secured by pledge Of o. 8. Bonds,
and TO provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof" approved June Sd, 1854. and has com.
piled with all the provisions Of said act required
20 be complied with before commencing the ousi.
mess of banking under said act,
Now, rHEREFoRE, l, Hugh MeCulloch, Comp
troler Of the Currency do hereby certify that The
Evansville National Bank, in the city Of Evans
VILE, in the county of Vanderburgh and State of
Indiana, Is authorized to commence the business
Of banking under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
Of oface this nineteenthfdAy Of January, 1856.
fIsl HUGH McCULLOCH,
Comukroilsx Of thu CurrancT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
Train Coptured on she =. q ORR,

BALTIMoRE, March 3l,-The Western
mail train from here to Wheeling, yes
terday, was captured oy guerrillas, and
all THE cars except FIVE were burned,
aud the passengers all robbed e4R
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
Gen. sherman At Hattsras Inlet.

FoRr MONROE, March 30.-The stea-
mer Fairbanks, With passengers from
Newbern, reports that on the 2oth she
piloted the U. g. steamer Bat, with Gen.
Sherman aboard, into Hatteras Inlet, By
request, on account of the stormy APP
pearance of the weather. " 10 e z 6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
meblle 1900 for pefsn l....

WASHINGTON, March 3I.-Richmond
papers of the 29th have the following:
Advices from Mobile to the 18th say
that preparations for defense are very
complets, and provisions to last six
months are in the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
HOME INTEREST :.

p 10 PaTsIciASs.-If you wish to purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals ct q small ~d-
vance on Eastern prices, so and examine ss8nA
, a wHlrEs stock, where you viii frd svea49<1'@
Gle that ia needed by the profession, and a. IS @s
which cannot fAIl to give satisfaction. Their
store Is ct No. "a Main street. may4d&wtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
Spring Millinery.

TUsT REcEIvED AND COMMENCED
a making up nc the " Bon Ton shop" Of the
west BCHAPKER BUSTING,
E6k Ne. a. AnA - MAln Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
Fmiauroa an Phaln4reIDnfm.

PHILADELPH1A, March .3L-Seyeral
failures are reported day, one Of them
for . very large amounts 0 9nLna
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

WILLIAM REAvIS,
Attorney at Law and U. 8. Claim
aa"t8 atVe Agent,
L. authorized By the Government 10 procure Pen
GiOns. bounty Money, Back Pay, Bounty Land
Claims for RoRsxs and other PRoPERrX destroyed
while In th service Of the Government, and all
claims, OF Whatever kind nature against the
United States.
Bounty for discharged Soldiers!
BY an amendment TO the Bounty Law, passed at
the last session OF Congress, An soldiers or
other persons who have bssa sAaH hereafter be
discharged within two years from the date Of their
enlistment by reason % wounds received in battle,
shall receive the same Bounty as though they
served two years."
once es5S Main Street, over Keller's Gun Store,
opposite the Court House, Evansville, Indiana.
Correspondents must enclose stamps.
=. mm. GOOD references given If required. nh2s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
DRY GOODS. &c.
o. what Nice Dress Goods

IT'S THE REMARK or THosE WHO HAVE
4 taken . look at eur stock Of fashioraols Dress
Goods, which are acknowledged 70 be the best ever
brought to this city. Come all, and noe for your
selves. Ne trouble SHARED TO show ycu through.
SGHAPKER q BCSSTEG,
za No. Il and - Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
WALL PAPER, sc.

lust RECEIVED A LARGE AND WELL
u selected ssortment OF Wall and window
Papers, plafn aud hgursd, which the public
Invited 20 call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. 4
Also, . new supply Of Tennyson's new poem
fbblB ]. HEALY'6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

Why submit to the suffering attendant u1oe
diseases Of the bowels whsA Dixoh'a Blackberry
Cumulative can be obtained at any respectable
drug store. janls.lw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
GENERAL AGENCY.
JOHN IF. CRISP, JR.,
General Collecting Agent,
OFFICE EW SIDE THIRD ST.,
Bet. Main and Loeustl,

evansville AAGs
So Strict attention paid 70 collections Of al
ktnds. ebe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
REMOVAL.

AER L. G. MINGsT BEING CoMPELLED TO
vi vacats -hia old stand on the corner Of AAia
and First streets, has removed large poIfae1 o.
his stock to the St. Charlss Saloon, on
ed 70 wait on his frisnds until he can occupy bis
new stand, corner Locust and First m9-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

We will manufacsure ell kind Of Tobacco to
suit any trades that may receive orders for.
We will assure the wholesale trade that can mot
be undersoId In the West. We have been en-
gagged in the Tobacco business for twenty years.
We are prepared TO execute our work In the neat
est style aud we respectfully solicit the attention
Of dealers to our Tobacco.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01

1OW1uS RIdn0S VI
Tobacco:
"a Pounds, Bright Ounces.
"a q ounces.
"A Twist. Bright 1SB.
"A sweet, Ounces.
"A Bright, 40 o. az-s
Bright A Caddass. sL
Medium 4 Caddies.
Dark A N Caddfes.
"A Pancake, Bright, IL ..
Bright no ana Caddhes.
Dark 40 tn C adatsss
Navy, Pounds.
spun Roll.
FIELDS Cable Roll.
EldoradO.
Rough and Ready.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-04-01
OPTICIAN.

THE EYE, BEING THE MOST DELICATE
Il Organ, and Of the most vital importance 20
the happiness and prosperity Of man, should
never be tampered with, either by the individual
those who for mere profit take upon themselves
the selling of artificial sights, and who know
nothing of the anatomy of the Eye
These Celebrated 5pectacles
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22
THjEs;'GATE CITY
The Niger Question Illustrated
From the Ottumws Cou'er'
=

Fro,n the Ottumws Courier.
cov K;rLwood in his speech here yester-
dov illustrated the niger question IN this
wav. II brings out the points strlkingy ~
come from Bloomfield to this city TINS
,norn;nr over brushy road, more prusny
than 7 6aye travelled in Iowa. suppose, sa,u
the eloouent speaker, as l was comioi'1oy
riding along in my carriage, had oser'aken
a niger who was afoot ana carried hea'y
bundle. and was evidently foot-sore ana
SCARED Well, as / came up he cast wish
f,I look ut the carriage, but seeing in me one
of the superior race, he did not presume to
ask me TO ride. | passed on some distance
ahead. when one of the bushwhackers OF the
border springs out of the brush, and with pis-
toll and knife demands my money or my me-
Not being disposed to comply with such de-
mand we have n tussle with varying success,
and i was doubtful which would finally come
off cononeror. when the darkey l had passed
bac[ a short way. came up, and, either liking
my looks or not liking the looks of the bush
wbacker. turns in and helps me subdue the
robber. who thus overcome leaps back into
the brush. AS soon as find myself relieved
of the robber presence, adjust my apparel.
resume my seat and prepare to drive on.
The niger ventures an appeal to me, II am
weary. foot.sore, and heavy laden, and be-
sides Lnat busnNHdcher HAS "ouuucu me
Will You take me in and let me ride to OF
tumwa p No, you are niger He still
urges his request, but reply only, "you are
id niggeri' Finally he says 'Look
here, massa, that bushwhacker has only gone
a piece into the brush, and as | have helped
you, as soon as you are gone, he will come
back and xiii me- To this made only the
same reply, ''you are niger" and dro.-e
on.
Now, said the speaker, suppose this had
taken place, and had presented myself be-
fore this intelligent audience to address them,
would they have heard me?
NO was the spontaneous response of the
nrfirn nscnmhlv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22

HAMBURG CHEESE-Receiyed weekly
u direct from the Diaries in Ohio consgr men g.
and sold ct lowest market prices TO the trade by
augS ROBERTSON ALBERe.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-09-22

GENERAL JOE JOHNSON has been defeated as
a candidate for President of the Richmond
and Danvill Railroad. A majority ofthe stock
holders voted for him. but the large vote of
the State was cast against him. A Mr.. Blu
ford was his successful competitor
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-27

AssuMsn NAMES For those Interested ia
literary matters VIC give the following lst of
leaing writers, wlth tner assumed signatures
Ghl liamd d,on--M SIS Apisall L. DJdge.
Fl0reuce Percy Eiz lbeth Akers.
Ilm5thy titeamb-Dr j. g. Holland.
w. Savage y nth-Wm. ). Newell,
Opheus ksrr--Rubert II. Newell.
MIS-. P4rdnst,n--P. b Shuabvr.
Artemas Nard--Cnes. I. Bfowne.
Dles.icA L. B -Mor.imar NJ. Thompson.
X. n, Pepper. Il. Williams.
Mac ohppor Eq.-C q. Leland.
josh Bnangs-- licury W SHAW.
The ushAndod NOluateer--Jus. Barber.
leems Pipes-o epheu Masselt.
Md Baudlae-E Z {. Judson.
DAISY liuwArd-Aay DAISY VI Orum.
Cousin May Uartjn--Miss II. A, Earle.
Edmund krke--J r. Gilmore.
Country PArson-A. X. "A. Boyd.
Mary CAsets-Me c NJ. Kirkland.
Curer Btll-Charutte Bfunle.
Village S3hooimaster--C. NJ. Dickinson.
uSen Meredith Balwer.
Barry UornwAl-Wm. Proctor.
Aa'hor OF John llAlilax, Gentleman',-
Miss Muock.
lac Marsel-Dlnall q Mitchell.
Jennle June--Mls. Jennie Cnry,
Fanny fern-Mle OF James q Parton. ftbe
Hlttorlaol and sister of n 7. Willis.
Pcuoleum V Nasbs-n. X Like.
Howard Gysen- Mis Laura Z. Redden.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-27
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-06-27
IJOetrp.

n the little volume elttled Household Poems"
lgiel.ow, lately published by Ticknor 4 Fields, u
We hnd the following beautiful gem Of Posfy;
Footsteps Of Angels
When The hours OF Day are numbered,
And the va ces Of the N ght
Wake the better sou, that slumbered,
10 holy, calm delight,
Ere the evening lamps are lighted
And, like The phsntoms grI and tall,
Shadows from the htful fre-hght
Dance upon the parIor wall
Then the forms Of the departed
Euter At the rpsn door,
The beloved, the hearted,
Como 10 visit me once more
IL, the young and strong, who cherished
Noble Ionging' for The STRIFE,
BY the roadside fell nt p.rhhed,
Weary with the march II III,
They, The holy ones and weakly,
Who The cross of suffering bore
Foidoi their pale hAgdi so meekly,
spase with IA on earlh no more
and with hsm the Being BeauIsous,
Who unto my you h Va, given,
More thaual lhingi else 10 love me,
md Is now saiRt ia heaven.
wilha ,lo~ and nolse'm Es.sep
Comes that messenger divine,
Takes The yletut chair beside me,
Lays her gentle hand 10 nine.
Ard she sits and gaEes Al me
With Hose deep and ter DIR eyes,
Like the stars, 20 sill and falntnke,
i0okiog dsWnward from the skies.
Uttered not, yet comptsheuted,
Is lh' ipiht's voicsl,ss prayer,
Soft rtbute', 10 tlrisi' q. end d,
Breathing from her hps of air.
0, though of. deprssi ed and lonely,
All my 'eSr' arc laid aside,
II ! bat remember only
saeh ss ,hs'e have lived and died
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Music.
GERMAN OPERA.

Beethoven's great work, "Fidelio," was
performed last evening by the German Opera
Company with the following cast; LeoHora Nadine
Bertha JohanBsen; Rocco. Joseph Hernans
Flores,an. Franz Himmer; Jaqgino. Theodore
flabelmani Pissrro Heinrich Steinecke; Marcellis,
Nile. Canssa. and Don Fernando. Anton Graft There
is but opinion throughout tie civilized world in
regard to the supreme beauty Of the opera Of Fdoc
in purely musical pont OF view. II must be conceded
that II lacks some Of the elements which render our
modern operas generally popular, but in depth of
sentiment and in wild yet profound passion.
il stands alone, saving. perhaps. that
it might rank with Mozarts Don Giovanni Vocay il,
is enormously difficult requiring the highes. talent.
and the freshest and most powerful voices but II these
ever are wanted there is much intrinsic grandeur
SO much living passion In the music that it absorbs the
attention independent Of all considerations of executive
ability. On this occasion, however the
artists were very competent not only
physically. but in artistic appreciation
The concerted music In which It abounds. and which Is
Of unequalcd beauty was rendered with fidelity that
could not but crafty the most eHictng critical jndg'
ment The famous "Prisoners' Chorus" go profound in
its sentiment Of misery and get exhibiting so strange
lifting up Of the heart IL breathe the fresh air aud
drink in the sunshine was very finely performed the
beautiful effects conceived by the composer beng iath'
fully preserved.
The wonderful Instrumentation, which In itseh ls q
study and which is repetc with asthetc beauties re-
ceived full justice at the hands Of the orehestfa NJ
Anschatz keeping them wen under control and eiDit
ing more than usual care.
Nine. Johannsen deserves much credit Tor her
really charming singing; was in every respect artist
ic The other artists we're all worthy Of warm com
nendation The whole opera was rare intellectual
feast.
This evening Mozirt's beautiful opera "zauber'
Aote viii be given with very strong cast This Is
one of Mozarts most melodousy beautiful operas 1t is
universally favoritc with European audiences. and
will become so with US when il is better known
New-York daily tribune., 1865-05-02
Hotel Arrivals.

Gen. Rosecrans, United States Army; James
: Walters and lady. Baltimore; Hons. j. NJ Jaycox
Syracusei o. b. Maiieson, Utica; A. II. Cragin, New
Hampshire and John Setson Boston are guests at the
Asfor House.
yoorfis and Wm. VI. Stedman and wife. Boston ~
stanley snd WIFE san Francisco; Wm. Ludlow, u. y
Engineers and II. McFarlan, New-Jorocy. are guest'
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Con. +. b. Spinoa aud wife, United States Vols. cx
Gov. Price NewJcrsey; A. X. McCurdy, Georgia
Col W. l.. O'Bricn and family. Baltimore; {. Nj. he
Cord, ~. Louis; IL. Martin. California, and ,;
Moore Pennsylvania. nro guests at the metropolitan
Hotel.
Orlendo L. Stewart and family, +. Tracy Nelson and
H. :. litchland family. New York, and w. II. Richards