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Appetizing Properties oftheB Bittels

medicine that exe!tes appetite without promoting
digestion Is always Intn1ious It's effect IL 10 impose
sask on the ato1naeh which 1t u uusb.e to PERFORM
md the result chronic arrangement OF that orSs,
and Of it, Dependents. the liv7 and tho bowels Tas
operation Of
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EYE & EAR.

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ttou soT III uisease1 And pffofmttlee OF The aud
Rnr 1lA Raphplph-tt,, Lh1cAEo. Er0sseyts straight
en- il onc minute. Afro Rreteh Afttne1H Eye1 s2a-
sta1tlJ o1 hand- aat
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CORPORATION NOTICE.:
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Or71cx or TIE BoAsp OF PuB1ru woxxs,{
,so.,se L. hereby s,sa y IF to.5d Fabis wotks
reat5 be paid over the owotF owlers entitled
sothe oamnRes axsFded for ~ s1tsnsion q Waisee
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
Eslas ~ Fea.tssa!h stFssts snd % Sssasen s.sfs
oTT1cx o. 1HR BOARD or Prutrc woRxs.l
xote. |, hereby Given GSn!ets tse hsS,s AZ s Ta,o
Moils thst r. money i i r. hsods q { Sasy
es o Us - Eardsd o e. zdens
Of sn alley snnnlrg north snd soa'h, between Twelfth
data hesof ely ot ceiesro ~ Vii +aisr upon I'D
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4 tOItT TOlSA11H}N NOIlIE.
AJsfer ey read, for payment for DAMS for WIDEN
Ing llatsted slEeet. from Twenty sixth street 10 the
city ltults. -.
Oz71cK or TIE poARD OF pcnLIc ToRKs.l
CHICAGO. MAy Z. lSs8. {
Notice IL hereby given By the Board Of Public
Works. thst the monty IS IN the hands Of the City
Iftns1fer ready 10 be paid over to the oWuer
tnttucd to the gta awarded tor the widening
of IIalsted street from Twenty-s1th street to The
limits. Of The Width OF st1tyslx feet. and that
Chicago Will enter upon dnd appropriate the properly
condemned for the purpose Of !den1rg said ssert,
JIG. GfkDELE,
FRED. LETZx
o. ]. RCaE.
myTa1Slot Board Of Public Wosks.
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DR.. j. spear I.:snier's Specific
ENtTIs.

The onlr relIlh1c remedy for the radical cure OF
Seminal II. aknss.: favonn,ary Losses Taat Of finer
fsmeay has bet, "ssd b. the Doctor suv.ie s yeafs
ais ptac,c. With Fcassrk1nle sn!cess Psiee snE!e
pT!re. Aod1csi fost Utdce drawer $500, Chicago,
3Ifnotf. A7{q
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CLOSING FRluE1-
EIfrd Rtere*-Fme, III, well-lormed. .StoS
Year, oIo Stecfs, ana ~ ernEluE !, ,55ep b.
&nu Gp&AfC4-.. ,95415n
xTtWe I<<fes-Good. ~Glt-fatted- fairly
iorIneC atetrs. AFt%aEfnx nom 1.1n1 to
z,l:K a;se' - dsazss7k
averaging 1fQ0dx t.1U nj, At...r..,,,,.. S1at5
ArdtuM C9d&s-Medium Stec1s 1ut snod
Cow1 d. for city slaughter, and zrEr1E+
1nr sNF ]. 80 d.. at.-......... ........ Anaa3E
S1nc* CunieCouoon Cattle, IN decent
esh4svesagtng h1al. .0u ms. 1t ....... L2sa&so
!h}r'-tnr-liEht and thiE GD1s ADa Etetr1,
rough and coarse. Aves4:1ng &1t&S3J bA
s1@sgo
CATTLE SALES TO-DAY.
f!coles d Adam ko5d Colt 1E head Cows ayera.1or
e ns. a5lsA 10 H2rdlu 70 heal prime Steer ~.
FIag1rE 1.Hl na At ks.l5: to CAkt II h i'd mtdfnm
Steer averaging 0o nj. 1t $50; to Lice 1S head
good TT cIx. Artf fAxlnE 1,1!2 T.. a. &c, 50,
6uabofD d Co. BoId He1rv h-7f fzir Steers, ayer-
Nft1hCthE 1.b40 -, II $s.3o.
Gregory d IIattines sold Berry Is head medium
Etetrs. ArsfsE1nE 923 ha At $50: to 6anl head
E0RE aFciAGtnE at nj. II <&.61x.
HOGS.
From the returns mAde % the Board Of Trade
wehnd the receipts and shipments for the week are
ns fchoEs:
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
Further Details Of tIie Government Frauds
Mt Nashville.
NAsnyILLE. Tenn.. Trilay. 4

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Friday, April 6, l5GG.
The river here Is four feet deep ON the shoals
and falling
There is considerable excitement In the city to-day
consequent upon the arrest Of several persons formerly
in the employ Of the Qaartermaslers Department
under Col Chas. II. Trayie
Mr.. II. Brunes formerly Superintendent Of the mule
corrals is shortly to be tried for alleged frauds the
Government.
Numerous witnesses, formerly in the employ Of the
Quartermaster's Department are to be summone d.
Several arrivals, in this connection from Louisville.
were noted to.eay Mr.. Igbam Henderson Of The Lou.
isviue Joaynol is expected by the evening train.
Several parties Yho believed TO be implicated In
the frauds have disappeared.
Mr. Albert Paine, whose departure for Europe caus
some comment, il reported to have been indicted by
the Grand Jury and having been sent for appear
here.
These cases will reveal some astounding facts rca.
tive 10 the management Of the Quartermastors Depart
ment in this city.
An attempt was made to-day 10 release two prison.
ers, Messrs. Philips ond Durham, who held for
want of bail by writ Of habcds corpus but the effort
W0s unsuccessful.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
NInr'tefn-Reportea bH Telegraph.

PHILADELPHIA, April e.-Petroleum dull and dropping
sales of Crude 2fd24ic Refined in bond tOc hehne
free ssd60c Flour steady and unchanged Prime Whea Al
~ 80 81 40 Corn actiye saes 8COO bush ielow AZ 'S'
Oats rm saes 5000 bush 5oa52c 1000 bush Canada
Barley at 81 81. Whisky dull - xo-s
Cuc, co. April s.-Flour steady. Wheat frm at 81 I,0
8 2iI and 66d9Jc. for No. Corn firm at -; d46e or
fresh 30 il0i2c for No. g. Oats quiet At zot dzc lor
No l. Provisions dull. Moss Pork f23 asa $a3 90 Lard
l7idlsc. Live Hogs, 50 3d49 So ReceiptsIaOo poIs'
Flour 500 bush Wheat "a 500 bush Com 500 bush oats
shipments bbl, Flour % 600 bush Wheat 800 bush
Com, and 200 bush. Oats. -
BALrIsoRE April 6.-Flour steady. Wheat firm Corn Corn
active aud higher sales Of White at 3c Yellow 7lc oats
Al 5la5lc Provisions dull and Inactive Groceries hrIn
Whisky duh sales OF Western at 81 25 Flax Seed al $-@
So s.. mil,
CIgcIYYArI April 6Wheat is In better demsnd Whisky
duh at 81 ll Mess Pork dull st 50 25t Lard lSGiS1c'
Gold l26. - ,, FL,
ST LouIs, April 6-Cotton dull and unchanged Flour
and Wheat unchanged Corn lower at 58dbIe Oats dIoop
ing at 39a4Oc Pork, s26 for Mess Bacon du. and un'
changed. o,aae p...t.,. -,
SAVANNAH April 6-co'ton firm at 94idc. Receipt. o.
IN. week 56el bales Upands and s2 sea leland Exports
2eg bales plands aud 235 Sea Island. Stock 1911 bales
Upland. and / 236 Sea Island. ~ ,,,,
MoBrIE pnl 6.Cotton-saes to-day 800 bales Mddngs
M sales Of the week. TO- 400 bales Receipts OF the week
8i baes against go time last Exports OF te
week. 22s0 bales stock in port t22s bales ood IIo@loi
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
FORTRESS MONROE.
Trie, Trip Of Il NonitOr-Inspeciien Of
Ordnapce-EntereSfiug 10 Travellers.

FOITREss MOSROF. Wednesday April T. ls66.
The iron-clad monitor Miant0nomah, with the
United States steamer Dc Soto as q convoy started
this morning on cruise If olr days toward the Ber-
mud0 Islands trial trp 10 test The seagoius quail
ties Of the monitor. after waeh both vessels Wil pro-
coed 20 Ntw-YOrk.
Brig. General II. r. Dyer Chief Of Ordnance at
Washington, went North last Cveli1g, having made
complete inspection of tie Ordnance Department at
this post. under Col j. 6. Baylor
The steamer Sylvester from New-YOrk, i5 expected
here daily to run the James River In opposition 20
tie ste amer II. Martin, and IN connection with the
Leary line Of opposition steamers on the Chesapeake
Bay
The steamer Tayorite has been placed the rou,c be-
tween Norfolk and this place running in opposition to
tie steamer Charles HOushton.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

SUICIDE OF AN INSANE SPIRITUALIsT.-For
the past months, George w. Washington has boarded
at No. 3j7 Fourthaye and has been looked upon as
rather quiet, ino1, ls!yc sort of man. About five
weeks since he taken sick aud since that time has
bec impressed with the idea that he would long
se. This aud the fact that he had lost c0nsiderab
monoy In oil speculations conspred render him very
melancholy. Yesterday morning he did not get Up at
the usual time and later in the day when one Of the
servants raped at the door, she received response
She Informed the proprietor who at proceeded TO
the r0om and meeting with response 10 her rapping
burst open the door The cause OF the silence was ap
parent. On the bed lay the unfortunate man quite
doad Some time during the night he had cut his
throat with pocket knife and alone and in darkness
bled to death.
Deceased has been for some time past a splrtuali.t
and wos well known by those protesting that belief
throughout the city. He for many years employed
in ono Of tho bonded warehouses down town but re.
signed his pOstiOn when taken sick Ia his
was found letter or viii written In March last. in
which he stated that In Of death he wished his
effects n be sent 10 his sister residing at Brewsers
Station. "A the Harlem Railroad
Coroner Gamble war notified and last evening held
An inquest on the body. The testimony rendered was
In substance what we have given above and a verdict
rendered that the deceased came to his death by
cutting his throat while aborng under temporary ir
snnity." lie was native Of thi' city aged.54 years
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
FnoM TIE sOUTXs-wEsT.
Crevssse NJ Baton Fsouge - Great Loss
AnticipcSea-1srs. Ghinc,'s su;t-ueih-
oJisi CONFERENCE.-The Proclamation
Races Postponed.

NEw.ORIEANs. Thursday, April 5 1860.
There is q creyaSse at Baton R0uee 3OC ieet
in length and many others feared below. Ihe
whole country d0wntO BGyou Paqncmine II is expected
VII be flooded and II feared tAGt the Bayou Plaque
mine cannot carry of the flood and that IT VIII extend
down 10 the Bayou LllUuchc, comprising the richest
sugar. and cotton lards n Louisiana.
Creyasses are feared ei! over the state.
TIE Levee Commissioners are sitting, and acting
prnmpiy. -
Tho suit Of Mrs. Gaines M in The District Court
odsy Possession OF The property IN dispute for ~ TO
81 years was pleaded at tae bar in delense.
Tie Methodist Conference is now IN session IN tins
city. Bishop kavanauch presides to-day. Tomorrow
Bishop Eary will preside Business IS being sG0'dl
vded and Is to be referred 10 appropriate committees
Many new members have made their appearance.
The press Of this city argOe that the Presidents
peace proclamation abOiishes martial Jaw and removes
military occupation
Owing 10 the recent heavy rains. the Louisiana
Rnces have been postponed until the 1h inst large
number of stables have arrived.
LATER-Ad0itiOnnl news from the crevas3eS say that
heavy rains continue, and that the whole country viii
be flooded.
Cotton depressed by the Europe0n alVces and prices
lc lower. sales to-day 900 bales; low mGdhng 81
34lc.; receipts day lOcJ bales Gold l&3l Francs
a. 26ic Sterl0g exchange, l33.
Western prndGce Is lively and taken mp on arrival.
Fraghts NegYGrk low, at ls 020c per sack for
Vessels are leaving for want OF better engage
Iuluts.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

adopted yeas 72nays So The RepubcansF Dung no
on the resouton declaring Mr.. Brooks not entitled 10
the see, were Messrs Davis, Farnsworh, hali huo'
bell tN ". james Humphrey, Jenekes' poao'
Pane Pike smith, Thayer WashDurne (ll)
Tho oath of Office was then administered Oy the
Soeoter 10 " ilbam e. Dodge as representative from
the Eighth Congressi onal strict Of New'forA'
THE BANKRUPT BILL.
The first business atar the morning hour on Monuay
is 70 be the motion TO reconsider the vote REJECTING lhe
Bankrupt bill
BRITISH CLAIM.
The SPEAKER niesen.ei a message rom the Ilesi'
dent Transmitting report from the Secretary OF state
rest Va 20 cIeime Of the owners Of the British vessel
Magic,enne and recommending an appropriation 10
the claim pursuant to the award OF the arbtrat-
ors This was referred TO the Committee on Appropria
tiOns.
TEST oATHs.
Also n message from the President transmitting
communicat ons from the Secretary OF the treasury
and the Postmaster General suggesting modihcatoDs
in the oath prescribed by The act Of July Iso2 eh
pressing his Iu concurrence in that RECOMMENDATION
and earnestly cOmmendDg the subiect TO the ey con-
sideratOn 1 Congress This was referred 10 the Coin
mIttec on judiciary.
GENERAL DEBATE
On motion of Mr.. MORRILL,, II was ofoefeu inuS 'ne W
nrocoedings in tosuorrow's session be conhned 10
General debate on the Presidents amman message
WOOL.
Mr.. VAN H0Ry m. y presented petitions numer'
ously signed from Wyoming and Niagara Counues'
NeV.Vork asking Gh increase OF the duty on W0oii
which we're referred TO the COMMITTEE Oi Ways
sAvISGs BANKS.
Mr. CoylfING presented the memorial of the Saw
nps Bank Of Utica asking relief from present taxation;
which was referred TO the Committee of ways and
The House al 81 o'clock adioaInod.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
MEXICO.
Review Of the War Since the Arrival oil
Observation-Disclosures of Engagements,
OF KILLED and Wounded.

The following is a translation of an extract
taken from La Som6ia q newspaper published IN the
City Of Mexico:
According 70 the official dispatches which have
been published during the last months fiom June
TO December 1864 dating from the arrival Of Maxim
ian there took place l22 engagements between the
French and Mexcans of more or less importance. In
which there were 3277 killed and l,300 wounded. In
the year 1865 tho number % engagements 32i, IN
which 567i were killed and 277 wounded total, 2,579
wounded and 1851 killed. Thus in the first seven
months there was average II engagements per
month while in the remaining twelve months there has
number of killed has fnen from an average Of eight to
five At the beginning of last year the engagements
were from - to II per month; while in
December they had already reached a.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
ARRIVED.

dy sP Pw b ASs. Gs Sd % Sc%y
gales from lat 2e April s. 80 3O Ion. Y So saw brig W.
H. Parks Of Portland ste ring Me-. -,
ship Maeodaek Liverpool 30 days, with mde' and
80 pass 90 fiowland Rockingham. - 81,
Bark Francis Boument tBr Perry Antwerp 70 day. with
mdse. to order. ..
with hides, Gc., to }. r Whitney Co.
Bark cespont tof Marbehead), BIdseo, Trinidad Cuba
Bark Lampisiter Bahi., Port Royal days with mdse to
Bisby Co.
Ipdo Peb l. with Iides' &C to II. ". Ropes L Co
Bark Gan Eden Reed Havana. y days with sugar to C. C.
Brg Maria white Bryant ApaaehcoIs 20 days, with cot
ton to H. w Lond Go. . q n
ls days with sugar &c. G. II. Trumbul. Sailed in CO.
with brig Ella Thompson, for Ncw-ayen and schr Emma
Brig Free Trade tswedl swens'On Bahia IS day', with
mdse. TO Brcithaupt Wilson.
coffee to Funch Meineke Wend Jan g. lat ~ o. ION
90 W saw r bsk Pernlua standing ~W. Feb. IS. lat u
Tone IsnS March % s 20 s. lon 81 saw Dutch .chr
Concurrent. from buenos Ayr-s Tor New-l ods', IL, -
Bns Maud tof Pcton o bren, Guyana p H. with sugar
Brig A. j. Smith, sloane Havana l6 days, with sugar to
Bhg rdena (of Pc,on. ~ S. Irvine Minaian, via Tor
tuga IS day. with mlhogny &C. TO Thompson Hunter s,
d,y SS, Win hd sc pH to fa1eh Msncsr wend,
Schr Keokuk (of Machissl. Small, M.yaguez, !. H. IL
scir VII Horace S-'' se BirpId Msalan day. with
% cb Is cHioS % Home S::sSa5o r. 20 dy with
10 John B5yut0n'. Son Co.
Schr. Warrington. johnson, Virginia
Schr. Nm. Magych, Daniels. virginia.
Schr. X. Mason. Martlng Firsinis
Schr. telegraph. PI,nus., EliIabethpon for Bangor
SchL T. Stration Ccfday, Providence.
Schr. }. O. Coyer Cfo,by. Boston for Albany.
sclr Chas Roberts. Mluw airing Georges Banks, with bali
bat % Gorge Booth.
Sctr. WA. Riley New London.
schr A. j. Chsfmau Way Georsc', Banks, TO g. Il. Miller
Srhr. Anna NJ. Et. ards, Ellis Fail River.
ScLL Il. u. Wilson, Booth. Providence.
Sohr. Lizzie 6uptl, Gupti.l Rockland, lime
schr. Ben strong H'own, Providence.
Schr. Oliver Spr.lmsn. Butler, New Haven
Schr Orphr Sor~ood Calais, 20 days, with lumber to
John Boynton's Son Go.
sohr Cofbuio. Norton. BfookhaVen for Phade pha.
schr. Thoma. Hir Hsl. Rockand, lime.
Schr John Haulone. STALE Newport.
Schr. Cabinet, Burdeb. ssg Hafhor.
Schr. Geo W. Cumainf Boults, New Bedford
ScLr. r. b. Fogr Barber. Stouingiou.
sCiT Jane Hal, Ntstefy r. l.
schr L-ocsda Kelly salem. 20 n. w Ropes
Schr Willow Harp, Davis, Port JefeTson
BELOW.
ship Madashse,r, Horton, from Manila Nov. 25
SPOKEN
L A. Dauel-brg. April }. lat % o., Ion. 70 IS, from
Buenos Ayr,s for Hoston.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
WesfCpu Railroad Entcrrrise.

81. LOUIS. Friday, April G. lsGs.
The last rail between Kansas City, Mo-.
and Wyandot, Kansas joining the Missouri Pacific
AID the Union Pacific Railroad. was laid on Monday
last by the principal officers Of each road On Tuesday
the Board Of Directors Of the Union Pacific and
number Of friends of the road took tour OF inspection
TO Cross Creek the present terminus Of the ihe 30
miles west of Wyandot. The road will be ready for
traffic 10 Fort Riley early in JUICE, giving 375 miles Of
direct rail est OF ST. LOuis
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
Fass Day in Michigan.
DKThoIT. FridnY. /

DETROIT, Friday, April G. lsGG.
Gov. CrapO has, by proclamation, appointed
the 18th day Of April day for fasting, humiliation
and prayer After aludlng TO the defeat Of armed re-
beon the anita gonism between the ruling powers II
Washington and apprehensions for the safety of the
Government the Governor SAYS: Let us seek Diyire
aid TO reconstruct the Republic upon the road prn
cipes of right, humanity justice and otenal truth
when all men, irrespective of caste color sLa be
equal in the eyes Of the law.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07

An ,cFofuous persons suffering from general Desiiy
Emseistion, Dyspepsia and Dropsy Of the limb' abdomen
and tho female DrOpsy Of the oyaes and womb generally
accompanied with Inflammation and liberation Of the u,e
permanently cured by Constitution Life Syrup. The
disease known Goi,re sweled Neck the Life SyrIp
will entirely The remedy should be taken for sons
time the disease exceedingly chronic and siatbcn ass
will no, be removed without effort.
Tumos Of the ovare, Tumors f,he Breast and weini
OF other glands of the body will be completely reduced with
out rssorting the knife, or operations Of any kind
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
Mariae Disnsiers.

,. BosToy, Friday. April 6, leG6
The schooner Conuccpia, at this port from
Barbadoes March IS. reports IA steamer had arrived
mere having on board Capt Hatfield and crew of the
i rtish ship Cen. Williams from Liverpool Dec. o.
for boston, which vessel abandoned in q sinking
coma Hon. The wreck was set fire bsiore the crew
left her INC Gen. Williams had an assorted ,argo,of
yaluabss merchandise ard was consigned TO Wanen &
Co. Of ths city.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
!

Epilspic F, Sympathetic or Organic Diseases CT tho
Heart, papitaon Disease Of the Valves, producing
grating filing sound Dropsy of,he Heart Case and al the
affections Of this important organ persons suffering n any
scute pain in the region the hea will be greatly eieyed
by Constitution Life Syrup.
BROKENDowN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
SUFFERING IRON ISDnposIrIoS TO ExBRroy PAIN IN TEs
BACK Loss or MEMORY FoRsBoDISGs, HORROR OF CALAn
IrY, FKAR OF DISEASE, DmSEss OF Vnros, DRY h0i
Skin AND ExrRExlrrEs, WANT oP SLEEP, REsTLEssSts'
PALK, HAGGARD CousrgsAScR AND LAsIrrDE oF lAt
MUSCULAR sYsrEx, all require the aid Of the CoSsiii0
TION LIFE SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
ONO.
Arrival of Mrs. JeG. Davis at Cincinnati
Death of n Jcprna!isi-Gas for the
CNcrSvATL Trurslny April 6

CINCINNATI IfnTsdny, April Q, lsG6.
James d. Taylor, formerly editor Of The Gin
enHat Times died IN Rchland County. H. on the 3lst
ultlno.
Mrs Jefferson Davis arrived here this morning from
Louisville.
The bill authorizing the City Of Cincinnati 20 pur.
chase the gas works passed both Houses Of the Les-
ture yesterday amended TO require the question
TO be submitted TO the popular vote
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
Gard.
THEFT OF A CASE or LINENS.

T
SIR: We noticed, III your paper Of April 4, an
article snder the above headns stating that Jacob
and Reu ven C. Reynolds were arrested complaint Of j. w
Coles and Il. H. Whitaker After strict examination before
Justice Do Se they bonoraby dschsrged there being
no eyidenc. Wbaissor agsinst them.
By,in.eItin, this yor will really obliye
]. u. TgRHUSK
K q
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Civil Rights BiIi Pnssed-Rcjoicinss ss
mt Poughkcepsie.

PoUGHKEErsIE, Friday, April G, ls66-ll p NJ
Bells are ringing, cannon firing and there is
general display Of fireworks in this city in honor OF
the passage of the Civil Rights bill over the Presidents
veto AhOuRh the hour is late yet the streets are
filed with people. and general rejoicing is going on
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
REPUBLICAN CHARTER NoMIyATIt

REPUBLICAN CHARTER NOMINATIONS. The
following Charter nominations have been made in Hud
son City. Hoboken and BE gen:
Hob0ksa-For Mayor DIR. Pruden; for City Treas.
urer VIM. III. Childs, present incumbent
HadsOn Chy-For Mayor, ID. T.. Griffith; for Re.
corder. Thomas Aldrdge; for School Superintendent
Frederick A. GOetz
. Be9o-For Mayor, Henry Fitch; for School Super.
intendent, Lewis 4. Brgham.i
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
The I,un on the Rochester Banks.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Friday. April 6, ls6t

ROCHEBTER N. T., FfIdhy, APrIU o IoOU
The bank panic in this city continues.
A. Karnes a private banker. who was not doing a
arce business in deposits suspended to-day for want
of currency. His friends confident that he VIII
again soon resume payment
A run mas been made all day upon Powers banking
Office but has made 10 impression. He has plenty OF
money and will keep open until o'clock tonight ana
open again at O'Clock tomorrow morning TO satisfy
the timjd people Good business men are depositing
freely with him to-day
The panic is regarded os silly one by the best in'
formed in monetary affairs.
SECOND DISPATCH.
ALBANY Friday. April G. 1866.
A dispatch from Rochester says the American Ex-
press Comonny brought here this morning from New.
York over : coo in currency, OF which ABOUT
900 OOO was for the banking house of ID. W. Powers.
The run upon Mr. Powers is subsiding aud bis deposits
are equnl to what is drawn out. IL is now thought that
tho bank panic is nearly over here.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
Arriva. OF the ST. George a, Portland.

PORTLAND, Nc. Friday. April 6, 1866.
The steam hip,St. George, from LIVERPOOL via
81, John n. L. .Vriyed here last night
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-07
Aihanv Cnti,e Marke,-hpRL 6.

The Cattle market venel dull this week Ut decline Of la
&c. from the lowest phi VS. paid ss, Week There
many buyers In from WY ok usual and those pres
bought carefully Ordna sh stock sold ic for fair
10 ROOD 7Qsc ald oI va, sdss. S0ms were held ls