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New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03

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Amusemeuts this Evening.

ACADEMY OF MUSlC-ITALrAs OPERA-HrGuESora
wALLACK's THEATER-SocIKrY.
OLYMPIC THEATER-THE TnRgE GuARDxZy.
NlBLUs GARrHN-Mss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN LITTLE
BAREFOOT.
WINTER GARDEN-Mr and Mrs. BARNEY WiLLrAxs-
TuE LAKES OF KILLARsKY-As iiouR IN SEVILLE.
LUCY RUsHTONS NEW-YORK TliEATER-VALiAST
VALENTINE.
BROADWAY TDEATER-JoHs T. OwESs A. CALEB
FLrxxEB II Dor. THE CRICKET on THE HEARTH
WOODS THEATER-Miss LUCILLE WESTERN IN EAST
LYNNE; Or The ELoPEAESr.
BARNUMS MUSEUM-Mo.Es; Or ISRAEL IN EGYPr-
100 900 CuRIosIrIHs-Aiternoon aud Evening
FOXs OLD BOWERY THEATER-JAcK AND GILL
WENT UP THE BILL
KEW-YORK ClRCU5-liTHsr Hsr.-EerEsrRfAs AND GYM
sAsrIc PERFoRxAscEs-JAaEs ROBINSON, THE BARE
BACK RIDER.
BRYANTs MINsTRELs-THZ PERFORMING ELEPHANT
BuRLEsQB CRcrs-OPERA CoMIovE-scENKs AT DON
NYBRooK-LA TRAvIATA-THE lU6uEsors
sTEINWAY'S ROOMS-Nos II and y East l+rH ST
REApryGs vaoa THE PoETs-Mrs. A. g. Mcfarland
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jority for Ballard Senator William Nichols RepnbIi.
cam. Representative. elected,
NEW CANAAN 80 Republican majority on Governor
and Senator. Caleb S. Benedict (Republican) Repre-.
sentative.
, NoRwALg.-Hawiey. 1877 Republican majority; Bal.
lard (Senator). l57 Republican majority. Col f. St.
JOha Lockwood and Ebeaezer Hill, Republican Repre-
seltgtives.
DARIES-Hawley, 40 Republican majority Ballard
SENATOR. 40 Republican majority. Henry Morehou5e
Republican Representative, elected.
STAMFORD.-Hawley, n Union majority; Ballard. II
Union majority John ID. Ferguson and Seth =. Goats.
Union Republicans.
GREESwIcH-Eoglish, 23s; Copperhead Senator eoa.
Two Representatives..
Ballard (Union) Senator elected by l5i majority.
WEsTPoRT gives l26 Democratic majority and elects
one ocO-Represcntative; also. Talcott Wakeman,
Representative.
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FROM WARRINGTON.
Continued from First Page.

for term of the District aurt for the district of Min
nesota to be held a. the City ct WinOna, taken
from the Speakers table, considered and passed w
On motion OF Mr.. WILSON Qowa) the senate bill In
relation to the District Courts Of the United States IN
the States Of California and Louisiana taken from
the Speakers table, read twice and referred to the Ju'
dietary Committee
IMPROVEMENTS IN LAKE MICHIGAN.
Mr.. EcKLEY, from the Committee Public Lands,
reported back the Senate bill to aid in the construction
Of breakwater and harbor and ship canal at the head
OF Sturgeon Bay TO connect the waters Of Green Bay
with Lake Michigan.
The bill gave rise to some debate its passage being
advocated by Messrs. EcKLEf. SLOAN and DAVIS, and
opposed by Mr.. WRIGHT.
On the vote on its passage by Yeas and Nays the
MINNESOTA AND OTHER LANDS
On motion OF Mr.. DoNNELLY the Senate bill relating
to lands granted to the State Of Minnesota to aid in
constructing the railroads. taken from the Speak
ers table, read twice and referred to the Committee
on Public Lands
Mr.. CLARKE Kansas) introduced the bill to authorize
the Secretary Of War to sell portion Of the Fort Leay
enworth Military Reservation to the City OF Leaven
worth for public park; also. an act to authorize the
construction OF railroad through certain land OF the
United States; which were seyeraly read twice aud
referred to the Committee on Military Affairs.
THE FEDERAL DEAD AT ATLANTA.
Mr.. KAssOS offered resolution requesting the Sec
retary OF War to inform the House whether any effort
had been made to collect into suitable ground, set
apart for that purpose the remains of officers and SOL
ders who were Killed and buried on tie various battle
appropriation is needed therefor In explanation Of the
resolution he sent to the Clerks desk and had read
part of letter setting forth that the Union dead were
buried all about the country there. and in fields that
were about TO be plOwcd.
Mr.. ScHEScK suggested that the inquiry shoud be
addressed 10 the President not 10 the Secretary oil
War.
The resolution, 80 modified was adopted.
PAY or OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS.
Mr.. ScHENCK introduced bill to reduce and establish
the OF officers and to regulate the pay OF soldiers III
the army OF the United States which was read twice
and referred to the Committe on Military Affairs.
SLAVE CLAIM.
On motion Of Mr.. SCHENcK, the Committee on Claims
was discharged from the further consideration OF the
petition of Mr. Lancaster Of Maryland for compensa.
ton for slaves enlisted in the army of tine United
States.
CALAIS A PORT or ENTRY.
Mr. PIKE introduced bill making the City OF Calais
in Maine port OF entry, which was read twice and re-
ferred to the Committee on Commerce.
AN EIGHT-H0UR PETITION.
INWARD presented petition, fifteen feet long, from
the citizens Of his District, skiing that eight hours be
declared legal days work. AT 81 p. IN. the House
adjourned -
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u..,..,.-PeDorted bv Telegraph.

BALrrxoax April Flour inactive; sales Of Howardst
superfne Al sS25G 1913. Wheat steady Corn active
sales at SC Seeds hrm Provisions very dull Groceries
steady; Whi.ky-,sles OF Western at *2 500 81 26f ,
lower grades dull Old Red and White in dsnsnd price; un
changed Provision. hrmsr Mess PoIk sIoa ~ ,2 ~ Lafa
PaILADKLPHIA. April 2.-Pstroeum quiet Cloverseed
more active at stdsic. bushei Timothy 90 o. rloui
dull and unchanged sales Of common to choice Red heat
at "a l0a 81 80 Corn rm sales Of 900 bushels ct an sd'
vance Of lc. v bushel Whisky unchanged
CHICAGO April 2-Flour dull. Wheat steady and 9niet
sale, at 2it6S 81 Is for No. I. and 93dyc for No T.
Corn du for No sod she for Rejected Oats
dpi a, 2 024ic for No l. Hehwines nominal ut 81 ao1
~ e. Provisions dull Mess Pork q, sl5 79a42A Lard
ssle. a; lsc Rscept5 900 bbls Flour $500 bsh Wheat
N 600 bush Cora n Op0 brsh Oats Shipmens3sO0 bb
Fouf RO0 bush Wheat, 33)) bush. Corn, $50 bush Oas
81 LOUIS April 2-COt0u-st-s at 80. fof Middlns
= nm ud Wheat unchanged Com lower a, 53as5c Oai'
lover a, ssaNt, PORK declined lSc. Bacon UNCHANGED
Whisfy lor Al aud uns sttei. sa.s.
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Business Notices.


BRILLIANCY OF COMPLEXION is desirable in a
lady and for the preservation of 1t BURSErrs KALLroS is
guaranteed to be most powerful auxiliary. Inflammation
from sunbu and the dyne caused the wind and air. are
remeiisd by its application. It sofsns the skin, and ad
mrsby adapted for gentlemsns after shaving
Sold BY drussist,.
Children having Worms require immediate
attention as neglect of the trouble often prolonged
sickness. Browns "vgRNuUGE CoxFrrs' simple
remedy and will destroy Worms without injury to the child
Bold a, 2s cent, boz by most Dealers in Medicines.
DYSPEPSIA LAUGHS Ar CATHARTTcs, defies
all the old ersoypsi remedies but succumbs to HOSTEL
rER's BrrrrRs The disease only be expelled by 8
powerful effort Of the stomach and It's auxiay organs and
THAT effort they mus, be stimulated to make by persistent
use Of irresistible vegetable tonic Nothing else will do IL
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE co.
OF Syracuse, N. Y.
CASH CAPITAL.
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
In,ures against Accidents OF all kinds.
A. A. HowLErr President @. F. Coxsrocz. vcs'Pre'i'
dent. r. y. Andrews Secretary.
r. w. and IL. B. GATES, General Agen.s
GENERAL nspxRxsoEs.
The Hon RErBxx r. FEsroS. Governor Of New YORK
The Hon. HoRArro SEYMOUR, Utica, N. Y.
DEAN RIcHsoSD. Buffalo, N. Y
The Hon. THOMAS q. ALvoRD, Lieut-Gov of ~ Y.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT Insurance CosPAyr,
OPYrcE No. - BROADWAY, N. Y,
In the Union Tru., Compdny. Office until the ls Of Msy
next, when they will occupy their oaice No 10 Wallss,
now oceupis by Francis I. Walker Bro.
JoHy sHEvILLx, No. 10 Montgomeryst Jersey City, Gen
eu Agent Jersey City Hudson City Hoboken and New
ark. d. b. cuAxBERLry, Agent for Brooklyn T.. d.
Office in the Wal House. corner Of South Fithst and
Fourth.st. Agents wanted
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
The New.York semi.Weekly TFibune,
Ready this morning, contains:

Ready THIS morning, cOhthlls:
NEW. suxxARY-Miitafy Naval News from Washington,
Now YorS NewEngiand the Middle States the Southern
Atlantic State. tho Gulf s,sie. Kennesy aud Tennessee
Poliieal, Domestic. Miscellany, Foreign New,
XXXIXrH CoYGRKss-The Proceedings on Monday in Full.
HnWYoax IEssLArunE-Abstract Of the proceedings on
Tuesday, ednesday, and Thursday
Tan fHyiAys-C snadisn Fears; The Situation.
THE GRRAr BOND RoBBKRY-Auest OF the Thief ,
THn FRKKDxgs-Repors from Various Parts Of the South
LOYAL Kentucky and Her Loyal Freedmen. ~ -, ,,.
TBK New JERSEY sESAroRsHIP-The Action of Mr.
TmE CONNECTICUT ELEcrrOy-Ths Late'. Returns up to
PIRsiDrsfiL PRocIAxArioS-The Rebellion Officially
Declared 10 be at an End . MT
DRLoxlTIc CoRxrsPoSpEScE-Mr Lincolns Policy
toward Foreign Pcwen Remarkable Dispatch from Rebel
Oun EunopEAS CoRREsPoSDEScE-LOndon, Paris, and
THE usiOsIsTs OF Tx1As-HOw They were Treated
ston Of Society Murder in Galveston and Rescue OF the
Murderer; Alta upon Returning Regiment The Rev Mr.;
Welch Of Philadelphia The TeIa' re''i pe'p0haeney oi
g 'T %ois;n s: fass
dams diSns Golden Cere, and Golden Rivers.
Gold Hunting; Wild Ramor. Of New Discoveries; Hardship;
Of Mning Frazer River Mines Brilliant Schemes Board
WIVES AVID DAuomrsns-An Every Day Story BY Mrs.
G%ks CHAPTER LII Squire Haley sSIrow s% ., m. Mos,
Interesting Phenomsus Connected with Vegetable Life;
oux co9srnI RoADs9w They are W.hsd ed ana Taw nov %
Have Bad Once; The Whole System oil koad he
viewed.
EDIr0RIAIA
MISCELLANEOUS ITExs.
LITERARY IrEAs
LATEST DonEsrIc AND FoRRGS M,RKErs
Tbs DAT Goops MARKET. ,,o
CosxnacrAL MArTERs-The Latest STOCK and Gold Quota
tiona.
| MARRIAars AND DEATHS.
/ ADvRRrsKhESrs =,
THR SgMI-WBRKLY TRIBUNE, contains al
the Editorial articles, not merely local in character
Literary Reviews and Art Criticisms; Letters from ou
large corps OF correspondents. Foreign and Domes
tic Letters Special and Associated Press TeegraphiC
Dispatches; . careful and complete SaNwary v
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BEATEN AND RoBBEp.-Patrick Devlin, Mi

BEATEN AND RoBBED.-Patrick Devlin, Mi
chael Gaffnsy aud Thomas Golden early yesterday
morning arrested by Officers Kelly Wilson and Logan
O. the Twentieth Precinct on the charge Of having
beaten Patrick Hand in alley Mt No. $50 Eghthave.,
leaving him nsensible after robbng him OF his coat
vest and pants In the possession OF Devn was foand
portion OF the clothes Of the victim, and blood was
also visible on the clothes of Gaffney. Mr. Ganey was
taken 10 the Jews Hospital in Twenty .eghthst near
Seventh.aye. Yesterday Justice Ledwith committed
the prisoners 10 await the result Of his injuries Mr.
John W. Pickett, residing at the Hudson House. In
West Twenty ninth.s states that while In the sitting
room OF the hotel the prisoners in and Gaftney
knocked him down by violent blow OF his fist, and the
others attempted to drag him over sofa and rob him
Of his watch. PIN and small sum Of money. The en-
trance Of the proprietor frightened the gang away be-
fore they could accomplish their object. They were
also committed by the magistrate on this charge Tie
prisoners are all young men aud natives OF Ireland
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The Democratic Senator in the Eighteenth District
is elected by 20 majority
Col. Lueien w. SpeTry, Dem., IL eeeteu mayor Vi
Two Republican Representatives are elected in
NOrwalk. - ,oo
10 100.
New. London County all but two towns, give Re-
pubeaa gain OF over 200 the vote for President IN
New.London and windham Counties elect five
Union Senators, and give about 1900 majority for
Bawiey. Wait (Union) IN the Eighth District has
cl9 MAJ ]ority. Appeman (Upon), in the Seventh DIS
'''''' ""' NEW HAvEs. Monday, April 2-9:lO D. m.
At this hour the Republicans have both
branches OF the lie gslaure but the Governor Is DOUBT
fu Hawley believed to be elected by few hundred
majority ..,o ,oce
The following IL the vote of this city: Hawey 1929
Of the ticket. Nathan c. Wheeler Demoerat Is
elected Representative by 10 majority. The Union
town and city officers are elected by an average ma
NEW HAVEN, Monday April 2 1866.
Lyndc Harrison, Union, and I. H. Bond and Rogers.
Democrats are elected 10 the Senate In New Haven
County. ~
Hartford County complete gives English 3J majority
gain Of 325 from the Presidential vote Of 1864.
New London County complete gives hawley s'f ma
jority.
The Coprant claims Hawley's election by oNE rHous-
AND MAJORITY.
FAIEFltID CoUSrY MAJoRITIEs-New. Fairfield. is
for Englsh; Readfeld A. for Hawleyi Bethel 50 for
Hswley Reading 81 for Hawley; Wilton % Tor haT'
ley; New Canaan. "a for Hawiey.
LITCHPIELD COUNTY NAJoRITIE5.-keni, u Tor En-
gsh Litchheld. o. for Englishi Sharon. J2 LOT En-
gish; Roxbury. 81 for English; Wiuchester. loO Tor
hswleyi Barkhamsted 80 iOr Haweyi Woodbury. 3
for Hag.ey.
Tie following figures are from towns In the TwelitA
Senatorial District:
WmroS.--29 majority for Hswley, Goyernori 81 ma
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MARINE pIsfsTKms.
Marine Disasters.

The British bark Zephyr Formerly of Bos.
toni Woodbury. from ST. Thomas for Cuba, went
ashore on the island of vques West Indies. March l.
during heavy northsr. and became total loss. The
wreck and material were 10 have been sold on the i2h
inst. -, 80.
Brig Clio, ST. KttA with sugar and inoasses for
New YORK got ashore at New IDle Shoas Little Egg
Uarbor 8lst ut az 8 p. ~; got of leaky and
with loss Of part Of dock cargo aud is now IN the har'
h0r
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Reported Successes of the
Impenialists.
IMPORTATION OF "ASIATIC LABORERS.'
Immigration from the Late Rebel
States.
Treaty Between Macmillan and the
Iturbide Family.
We have received late files Of the Meriea,
Times. from which We make tho following extracts:

REPUBLICANS DEFEATED AT PARRAS.
Lieut.-COl Trevno and the Sub-Prefect CAM
pos. heading Imperial troops routed completely.
on the 18th of February 600 dissidents in the neigh
boorhood OF Parras.
The details Of this victory were as follows: As at
Uruapam the enemy first approved battle but he was
paid for this audacty by bloody defeat The forces
on both sides were nearly eQual-the enemy having
about 500 men and two pieces OF artillery The action
commenced by fire Of muskets from the dssidents
posted on the nights Of Canueita.
The lmperalists responded by charge OF lance and
bayonet which the enemy could not resist. o fled in
disorder. abandoning the battlefield his two pieces
of artillery four casons Of munitions and 40 dead. The
pursuit continued far the middle of the village
where the enemy ATTEMPTED 70 rally, but were finally
routed by the bravery Of the Imperial forces Some 200
head OF cattle which had been stolen IRON adjacent
hsciendas were captured. Oar loss was 10 killed and
Is wounded-that OF the enemy 81 killed.
ASIATIC COLONIZATION COMPANY.
This enterprise is sustained by capital OF
900 600 represented by 20 900 shares of $1,000 each
The plans Of the Company have met the approval OF his
Majesty's Government indicated by decree dated
10th December. 1868 viz:
Having heard our Council OF Ministers
"wE DECREE:
ART. l. Permission Is granted ID. Manuel B. de
Cuuha Refs with exclusive privilege for two years for
the introduction into the Empire OF workmen from
Asia.
TART. o Tho undertaking is styled Asiatic Company
Of Colonization.
'ART. g. The said Company will conduct It's opera
tons In accordance with the provisions OF contract
annexed TO this decree.
'Our Ministers OF FOmento, Marine. and OF Finance
charged with the fulment OF this contractn those
respects which concern each respectively
MACMILLAN"
IMMIGRATION.
During the month Of February the following
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GLORY ENOUGH FOR ONE DAY,
Heavy Democratic Gains in New-Haven
and Other Cities.
A LARGE VOTE PoLLED

The following are the returns of the election
held yesterday in Connecticut, received up to late
hour this morning by special dispatches and through
the Associated Press
speeiaI Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune.
NEW HAVEN Monday, April 2--lo midnight.
Hawlcy is elected by small majority; prob
aby about like that Of 1860 The Senate and House are
both ours by a large majority.
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Breaking Up Of the Ice In the Kcnucbec
River.

AUGUSTA Ne. Monday. April Q, 1866.
The ice in the Kennebec River commenced
breaking up yesterday and going out. The river will
DO open for navigation shortly.
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The Brig Poinset AshOre-The Schooner
Matte II.

HOLINESS HOLE, Monday. April ., 1906
TIE brig Poinsett, Capt. Means, from Ma
tauzas Of and for Boston struck Sow and Pigs yes
terday morning, In thick fog, but came on mmediate'
Iv leaking 400 strokes per hour Sac viii probably be
towed TO Boston.
Also arrived schooner Hattie B., Of Wadoboro' Capt
Benncr from Cardenas the nth ult tor Portland,
with loss of foretopmast main boom and jib-boou.
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A Taken Of Respect.

PmILADELPHIA. Monday, April 2, Isto
The Press Club held special meeting this
afternoon in respect to the memory Of the late wm. s.
Pierre for 81 years Commercial Editor Of The Norh
Americas Appropriate resolutions were adopted. Re
marks wers made by John ID. Watson. Shepherd n.
Wnsow John Bell and Others The funeral will occur
tn-m
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FINEST RgADY.MADE CLOTHING IN AMERICA.
Gents Youths and Chdren's. all quite equal to GUS
tom work just received. Q0 cases latest styles
French. English and Scotch Goods for the Custom De-
partment BRoKAw BROS,
No. 62 Lafayette.pace., and No. "a Fourth'aver
Opposite Cooper Union.
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FROm FORTRESS MONROE.
of Steamcrs-Circuiar from
the Eighl.H0Mse Inspector.
FORTRESS MONROE, Saturday, March 81

FORTREss MONROE, baturday, MhrcH Ji' Iooo'
The double-turreted monitor Miantan0mah,
Commander J. e. Beaumont, arrived at the Norfolk
Navy Yard Yesterday morning from Washington. ID. G..
She will be conveyed TO New-YOrk by the gunboat
De Soto. now lying in the harbor.
LIsgr HovsK ISspEcroRs OYPICR, FIFTH DISTRICT,
kokYoLK, Va, March 23 and 20. 1865
The Jamrs Island Light vessel Chesapeake Bay has re-
suned her station.
The upper snd lower Cedar Point Light vessels Potomac
River have resumed their ststiOns.
3y order OF the Lighthouse Board
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From Baitiniorc

} BALTIMORE Monday April q 1866
Tho great Southern Fair for the aid OF
destitute people at South opened tonight at the
Maryland Institute. The hall was tensey crowded.
Tho collection OF goods is verylarge and costly.
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Vote of New-CanaRu.

speciai Dispatch to The n. Y. Tribune.
NEw-CANAAN, Conn. Monday, April 2, 1866
New Canaan gives SO majority for Hawley
and chooses Republican Representative Glory Hal
leujlh
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Vote of Fairfield.

Special Dispatch TO The N. Y. Tribune
FAIRFIELD. Conn.,. Monday, April g. 1866.
The following is the vote of Fairfield (oi-
fciaD: Hawley 72 majority. Two Republican Repre-
sentatiyes chosen, viz: Barnum and Smith.
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Municipal Election at Dayton, Ohio

DAYTOy. O., Monday, ApriI2, Is55.
At the municipal election to-day the Union
ii cke was elected by 800 majority except the Mayor
a Democrat who is elected by a small majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03

BURGLARS, ROBBERs.-The opening Of each
window and door instantly teegraphs to your room.
Invisibly applied without damage. Six years expert.
ence without failure. T.. HOLMES, No l9s Broadway.
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D,nth OF a Boston Artist.

Bosros. Monday. April 9. ls66.
Chester Harding, the well-known portrait
painter. died last night at the fremont House. ms
iast painting was portrait OF Gen. Sherman. which
be left unfinished.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03

$500 Bricks per hour, with only twO-horse
power, are made by the National" which is clay
tempering machine and the bricks nade by 1t WILL
STAND THE TEsr OF ALL WEATHER AND CLIMATES
ABRAM REQUA. General Agent. No. l30 Broadway NY.
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Hegus Discovered.
BOsrOs Monday. A

BOSTON. Monday, April Q le66.
Messrs. Jordan, Marsh a. Co. have at last
succeeded In ferreting the who orig mated the
false and malicious reports that they had asked an ex
tension, and have commenced an action against him
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To the Associated Press.

Nrw.HAvEN, Conn.,, Monday April 2-ii p. m.
In the Fifth Ward of this city, at O'Clock
this afternoon English was 800 ahead-a large Demo-
cratic gain. -
The msority for English in this city will probably be
1000 o..
Wu1MAyTIc. Conn, Monday April 9. 1865.
Town Of WindhaDI (OfiiciaD-Hawley 436; English,
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Navigation of tho Penobscot Opened. q

BANGOR, Monday. April 2 1906
The Pen0bscot is clear office. The steamer
Katadhin leaves Bangor for Boston tomorrow noon.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
Vote of LiicbfieId.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune
LncHFIEID Conn Monday, April .. 1865
Ltchfeld gives Hawley S03, and English
a67
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03

Mr. Pitt Sullivan, residing near Harrisburg,
Saline County H., was brutally murdered one day last
week by Daniel Cnrtner. The murderer has fed the
country.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03
NOvA.sCOTIA.
Arrival OF the Ariel with Government Dis.
patches from Newfoundland.

The Government steamer Ariel, with DIS
patches for the Government from Newfoundland.
arrived here yesterday afternoon, and Will return again
on wednesday. carrying the mails. She brought 10
news. ..............
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Vete of Greenwich.

Special Dispstch to The N. Y. Tribune.
DORCHESTER, n. Y, Monday April ., 1866.
Greenwich, Conn.,, gives Hawley 375; Eng
lsh, 6l2.
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IAdvertiHmen.s.l

BOOKKEEPING AND PENMAYsHIP secured at
HALF PRICES at GoLDsMIHs Commercial Institute No.
75s Broadway, for TWO DAYS ONLY April and 3. Next
term begins Apri4.
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6peeiaI Notices.

Workingmen's Union.
GRAND EIGHT. HOUR MASS MEETING
Tho worhtnanon's Union OF Newyork Will held Grand
Mass Meeting at Union.slusre on THURSDAY EVENING.
April O'clock in furhsancs Of the EishtHouS Move
Eminent speakers will address the Meeting.
The Worknynen Of New York Brook and Jersey City
cordially invited to participate In the demonstration
JOHN REID President.
wv 2. LLOYD. Sarretary.
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The NEW SPRING STYLE OF HAT.-KE0x,
with bis usual promptne has issued bis style Of Ges
tlemens HArs, which marching of to the intense delight
OF buyers and the qualification othe experienced and skfs
manufacturer whose saeTooms at No, Isl Futon
two doors from Broadway. and No. 533 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-03

THE SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
Is now producing and shipping from its own colliery
$50 TUNs OF Coal Daily.
OFFICE No. 35 Wa.st.
YARD, Nos. 263 and PCS West Twenty .ffth.st..
between Seventh and Eighth-sves.
price to Stockholders o. IS for full tuns delivered
See advertisement on Eighth Page.