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Steamers ZearlNg CHS Gin
as ADVERTISED IN THE N o. CRESCENT


palous@s CL W.. pcketS' I'm
BAYOU Sara .. LAFOuRCHE, Baranco 8 pm |
Red River. FROLIO Compere .. s Pm |
Red River NATIONAL slnnott ..........,5 PM
Ouachita River. ELNORA, Tobln. ..............5 Pm
Onachjta River JUDGE FLETCHER Watts 8 Pm |
vieksburu y1cKsBURG Pratt.,..........5 PM |
yickAburg .,.....,. GREY EAGLE White 8 Pm
st. Louis IDA HANDY Switzer. % PM
Louisvilo INDIANA Neal ....,.,,.,... % Pm
Cincinnati MELNorTE, Grace s'..',''.'.'5 I'm
,O
sunday May y $500.
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New York EUSd sHuEf, Cough 20 Az
Texas MORGAN, La"iess Am
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81 Louis .'..'.'..''hENKf AMfe' ofa"oru. Nv ~
SPECIAL =NOIGCESs
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by otp'ro' 'ne A'''''V'' Ior,,y n r.rorp so.4.-.
49,, =
- Notice Passengers per u. s. Mail
steamship LIBERTY capt stauo'u, LOT n"yana aiu Dan"
more WIZ P7A'' D' or @J9 ~ ", -
OIL 81 Joseph street. iH1" Z 'i'i-''' '' 0''S-' " ~
skip VIII sou PauGsuAL'5 Us uu'o''''S'
New Orleans NAY ., IooD
Notice - Passengers peg steamship st.
LOUIS CAPT Cguseu for Boston, will please be on board
THIS EVENING o'clock, at Post 49, Fourth District as
sbe will seil pupcsualy at the hour advertised.
New Orleans May g. 1866
49,. nye,,. as.ppyn1ent Assocfaf5on-I
cum II t .ssocato1 nre herein notf
8sd bs Ne regular noathly meeting win held MONDAY,
the 7th nst a. halrpa o'clock n All members are re
Suested to be puncvuaI
BY or8erof J. DUBALEN, President.
]. A, FEulbLOLEY, Secretary -y
80. -. E,.c,Ion--rThe annual cleo
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MACHIN cry.

A RMsTRORG FOUNDRY,
n Corner of Erato and New Levee streets,
New Orleans, La.
John Armstrong 81 Co..
JOHN ARASTR0NG--JOHN R0YO
and Brass Founders Boiler Makers and Machns and
Manufacturers of every variety of Steam Engines Sugar Mills
Saw Mills Draining Machine Pumps, Mill and Gin Gearing
Crate Bars Architectural Iron Work both plain and
tall such Store Fronts Columns RRihngs, Ventilators
Beams Gders Anchors Sash Weights, Gratngs, Stairs
Steamboat and Railroad Work Of all kinds attended TO with
neatnes and dispatch.
Orders addressed to Box ia Mechanics Exchange Post
Office Box 99I, will be attended to.
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BALLs--BALLs.
CALICO HALL
TO be given By

THE YOUNG MES OF THE SECOND DISTRICT,
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MARsH g co.
JOHN C. MARSH, PRESTON W EYRE, WILLIS A
STEWART) Ill
Manufacturers Of STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS for ses1boas and plantation
use building, All kinds Of blacksmithng done the
shortest notice Particular attention given repairing steam.
boat and plantation machinery.
NO. 256 NEW LEvEE STREET,
Between Delord and Gaennie stveets New orleans.
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l9igneD su CHS. LiEAUM0NT, jugs.
En- fol de quol a sgne pose lie Gour en-
u VILE de Ia Nouvee Orleans SINE Jour de mai rannae
e Notre selgneur mil h cent snixane six ct quarevingt
eisisme aimee de Pindependanee des ESats unis
F. A. LtlMIN AIS, Depus6 Greffer
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A VERY VALUABLE AND ELIGfBLY LOCATED
Square of Ground in Baskerville, Magazine street
Peters Avenue opposite the Poydras Asylum.
BY j. h. WALTON d DEsLONDE,
j. B. WALTON Auctionesr
Office No. AZ Carondeet street
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L1TAT DE La LOUGsIANE-oI Nou IENE
u Conr District de la Nougele Orltanse eertif "a ~
25meiour dnvrl 1866, ugenaant tb eDdu en- ee - 8e
dams cidessous, los chiffres sny
LOUISE AMELIA FEhaA9 VS. US JOSEPH n oBERT
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DRUMMOND, DoIG u CO.,
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
Low Pressure Locomotives Fue4 and Cylinder Boilers Clar
fers Filter and Juice Boxes, made at the
Shortest Notice
We respectfully solicit for Boilers and ell
connections, such Fire Fronts Grte Bars, Steam and Sc
be furnished at the lowest foundry prices
All work executed establishment viii be guaranteed
equal in point of workmanship and material any the city
elsewhere #s I.8
Planters Merchants and Steamship Agents respectfully
invited TO Gaand examine the work and at l25 FR0N
Street betwcenN0tTe Dame and Julia streets.
GOULD MACHINE COMPANY
NEWARK, n, J.
sEaehinists' Tools. Wood Working Machinery
oRcuar Saw Mills Stationary and Portable Steam En- gines
Boilers, Steam Pumps
STEAM FIRE ENGINES, HOSE, ETC
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SITUATIONS ,vAsrED-mAnus.

A LABORING MAN WISHES A SITUATION Az PoR
N ter . take charge Of building: or any
out door work. Address J. :. r.. Herald office.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY TRIPLE SHEET.
FINANCIAL.


(,rry or ALIEauENy. PA. rEEAsuRER's orrfcE.
Sealed Proposals will bs received 81 this once. for pur
NV SIX PER GENT 4 sgss,r4f s % =; sosPs s5 s
Bids % be marked -.
~ 0'''' . ''' e D. sScFERSos e sSss oiy treasurer
NOTICE .osyLCS OF THE FsysrsEss ov csED5 EoI
ROAD ~ 'Sss ;'SfssSs s % -.
decree Of sale 81 .ss Circuit Isisa ss::
era sas Se
trust 'fsT "a Se Of the
OFFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
New Yors hTsa . is hereby xveu ,b.. the
Board of Directors have this day declared dsdsnS o.
spa he Company sssasas Sep
The transfer books closed Monday 9Th aud
respensS % % Tuesday s M ss ssps,e%9RneTI q ~ nIrsc.or
0'a'f q 'ns HHhs THEODORE Il JOHNSON Secretary
THE BANEERs AND BROKERS I:I TELEGRAPH CON-
been ID DECIDED e SsT
aados H is . Soss ALREADY enjoyed the
h
oyer It's lines 5on his or their legitimate business,
On payments during one month of $50 and $780,
On payments during month of $500 and less than
on payments during month of $1,000 and less than
payments during month of si,SOo and less than
Payments during month OF $4,000 and upwards 50
p ss % o sss ay s ssiass 4
aa and s. s ess
named oaces WIN paid monthly by this Company. in
accordance ~''n 'A' 'sv9 WILLIAM oALLow President,
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rATrrRS BoSvYTs At sc BRoADwAY,-wB HAvE
now 10 .lore the largest assortment In ths CIV OF ~
nor,ed made mAnufseture County dealers vous
ao well ~ and examine before purchasne sscwnss
Also novelties Ia round hats. " u hA""'NS'
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

yVASTRp-AN AMERICAN ENGLISH. GERMAN ox
w French teacher thoroughly scqu.nted With ne Egg
lsh French and Spans who can produce the
dress boz SIS goss aMcs
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MILLINERY, v

v,REwcH MILLINERY GOODS.
H"1So" TiiEo JouANforE,
5Q8 BROADWAY.
has aust arrived from Paris with very args y O.
select PATTFRN HnNNEIs. BoNSEr rrEns rEsMSS ~
40 whoesse dealers Jobbers and traders from the 10
tef lor are invited 70 call
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THOMAS aAFrHEY, AUCTToNEER-wfI.L SELL on
i Tuesday nornina 10 O'Clock nrst class BArroom.
situated al No. S West Broadway rare cha nee Tor an On
terprising man. Sale positive
vxyrLIiAM ABBOTT, AUcTf0NBER. ITO cHArHAM
wv suuare sells this 0ciurk Househoid Fnr
niture l house io Mulberry street m.hS.Aay nal nss
Csrpets re eslher B<ds Mattresses. Cooking Utensils &C.
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

yxvANrRp.-A LADY DESIRES A POSITION AS
w gcyerness 70 young chdrepi understands the rud'
ments of music thoroughly wonld like 70 engage with
family going 70 Europe Address Miss Watson Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

yXrANTED-A SITUATION AS LIGHT PORTER IN
w store understands coopcring or trimming packages;
well acquainted In the city and will give the best of
Address Robert wilson Merritt Trimbie No
81
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THE PRINCIPAL or THE soUTHERNuFEMALE IN.
situte Richmond Va, wishes N employ thoroughly
educated French lady 70 assist In teaching French Board
and liberal salary paid to one possessing
tiona Address D. Lee Powell, box Ss Post onics Rich
mond, Va.
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

ITO sTATIoNERs AND PUBLISHERS, AC-EMPLoY.
wanted in either OF the above trades by young
who Isl practical blank book maker; remuneration
not much an object employment Address j. W.,
Harail LONE
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

VNANTED-A SITUATION, BY A YOUNG MAN, IN A
w Wholesale drug store objection to down South;
good references Apply TO G. s. FL No. liz Union ST.,
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

VXTANTED-A SITUATION BY SOBER, STEADY
w man. as porter in store; to make himself gene.
rally useful about gentlemans place. Address william,
Herald 0alce. .FM ~ Z !. n
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

w knowledge Of business rapid penman and quick at
figures situation in capacity Offering moderate sal
ary not afraid Of work Address c. t. 81 Montgomery
tv
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

yIrANTED-8Y A MAN AND HIS WIFE JUST FROM
w England, two situations; the gardener; under
fruit and kitchen garden: his wife assist
the housework Address q. G., Herald ollce, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1866-09-04

VXyANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN WHO HAS HAD SIX
wv years experience in the retail drug busness sua0n
wholesale drug frst class references 10 char
actcr ability Address Drugs, boz l48 Herald Office
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New. from New Orleans.

NV VBGANHt Affl4 - irDb
The enclosures the icvec u The Ncw York NAL
gisamshlg Company and OF the Atlantic and NiEssAipp
Steamboat Company torn down H. day AMIDST great
nxclt rnen IL done by the Cay raryeyof by ORDER
~ the Council the ground that The enclosures wore
Illegal
mnle rinderpcst prevails IN rpp~r Louisiana and
Nssiaaipp The buffalo gnas arc Killing on mules and
horses On one plantation thriy eight on an0tiHrr
twenty eve aud others twenty we're carried 81 n
single night
secr Nv The frDs' and rain
The hrs, % day, milo beats, best three ia I've.
was wou by Gilroy Time o. 202h IO5s. rha
second race. two mile dAsh BY Cha ley Arm
strong Tme 4 90
General Canby has Issued order erplauatofy ~ The
Tr sldents PROCLAMATION lie saysN does hot suspend
martial law
number of suits arc already before The military
courtR
Coffon.--Better qualities suffer, lprer rsies On.
changed low midfiing 35tsc. 20 recsips % dAT
10 talea Accounts from To county afe dscourinE
Gold i25H sterling e,ohsnge nrn a. ig fes f0fs
bank checks y flsrouni freghu ~ llverp0oi a.ied
"a, 70 Havro ii.o a lhc. four. suTsrhh-,
o. sTH 81 80 Corn, mIred aud yoiiow 90 81,
scant supply Hay 81 Otnsr articles unchanged
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
JEFF DAVIS AND THE C0NSpIRaT0RS.
Final Awards to Their Captors-Namcs
Hnd Designated Distribution OF the
Money offered for Their Arrest-Heport
% the Special War Department Com
mission. &C.. Sc.

WAHffSGfON, Apfn lbi l7rD
The Secretary Of War to-day sent 10 the House q
Representatives tho report OF the commission appointed
report upon the elaine Of persons 20 the
rewards heretofore offered by tho government Tor the
apprehension Of The Of President Lincoln aud
hi acomplices and for the capture of Jefferson DAYS
II sppears that all these put forth BY The
same authorIiy-that Of the Secretary Of War-and
that the LAST, far regards ,he 20 be-
paid for the apprehension Of Booth should
a. II ts conceived, be construed substitute for The
two former This most important arrest nol having
been effected the end Of nearly week after the
mission Of no crime new ndacemont for securing q
wa reeorted by the government, by the ofer q
greatly increased sum. not u b derstood aiii
ton to thcse announced In the nrst Instance but
persedpg the and representing The full and nrai
reward determined u be proper for the qIes
Lon Bu, - far a. concerns the arrest of Payne, ths
two former PUBLICATIONS must, II 70 thought hs deemed
sub~tAntal and operative orsr Of reward osher.
wise indeed a. his arrest enec,sd prcr
70 tho date Of ,he last pubhes,ion and 10
oGor of remuneration. therefore, accwd
ingiy sie therein his eap'ors wyrld BE- lrn vrh
oat any oompcnsati0n Moreover, ~ 10Th ttefe
orcrs were equsiy authoritative .nd therr T. nohng
show thst the one issued the lO'n was rieniei :.
substitute for thai Of The day before u = corcacef VI
vie~ " The lmporsnoe of tho apprebenson of 's con
~ rator and of the fact that abundant pfoyisn rAs
Otherwise subsequently made Tor the 1spsOfs ~ hs 49,
that hall o. ~. specified tn ~. too Srsn W
VT u. fa amount of ten 'hossand d1lais-s osi be
awarded 70 tbo~s engaged 10 ecarins IRIS prAnsr "
be observed that before The dNs ~ W. oa-r ~
April 20 there had already been arrssG and Fsre - ue
custody " The grvsrrmsnt the cousrira9r ,nf scer-
Arnold aud spsngsr Ths u hs arrests u tbs -
crirnluals thsrrf0rc u whom sdrsd ars allfri
W 10 tbs vabreeeD are clearly co' ~1aa ,as 'sfus ~
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

Ue did not feel any grancaon that the truth Of their
justified by the disappointment of the hop"s
that had been excited IL not 700 late W strike
blow for Ireland aud n lrahmen aided them
that blow would be struck a. sure q Hu-
preme being above them To night loud eheers
they were going light England three thousand miles
from her base they were going to hsbt EngiAh
soldiers and magistrates and no power could sop them
Cheers He had doubt America would sdioty
observs the neutrality daughter dhuhsunnad
politician said 70 him the other day IN washington MI
kobar,s, you going To aghH' replied, IhA'
questou Is insult To lrirhInan. lIaughterD YES
40 are going 10 nght sure A. God "a IN hcaNon
tChoerJ well said che gentleman, "go ahead; God
bless you, and can tell you will be damned neutral"
lCheetsl They were going 10 commence the battle ON
British soil With veteran soldiers, and no, raw recruits
They might sil but II would be with prayer TOT the
success OF their country and victory did not favor
them II would bo entirely owing TO the apathy VI
Major General 7 W swKssr was called for and Mr.
Cooohan announced that the General engaged
more Important business than speech maxi ing and he
introduced senator A. l. Morrison OF Missouri ~ho, on
coming forward, was greeted with applause
MI MoHHso. said hs always f'',. when .bou.
tina, they going 10 strike her but y ~~
necessary for tho purpose OF roaans the pNope.
which viii be held under the Starr and s.ripes
He did not believs ,hs, the efforts made Tor sn inae
pdS pa .a so, a.. II ss s' sSa I
inS up thai Win nsh, Tho Of IrsAad and tnmpM
.. s's driven sa q Ireland y. S Suss lies .s y
ssascs hoarded sp ana thsy w no. pay = ssss pr,:
Ioousd upon ihs English nation ~ their apsny chss
Ss s.tsd tE msa4 m cheers, Va .i y chs:
dc poldisrs on 70 hghv gyYs o. tSh,
n they could not sssla wllh money. they had eas
tridAos give them but II hsd como 70 thss ps~ sh.s
w1ptbcr they would not they must strike ana the
indrpendence Of Ireland be achieved In this gen
erntlsyu or abandoned for (contnnad spplaussi
The useet.ng then addressed briefly and pgihted
by SenAors DArEr, ScAsLAs and Others and sSourned
al late hour In excellent order amid the grestd %
thnHiasm.
During the evsning & largo number Of contributions
we're handed IN k< James Welsh heading the list with
500 Mr. McAune $500, and a large number OF the
laiies gent present contributing freely sums
Of 80 $40 and 800 afd among tho rsst two 80 gold
pieces As each coutrpaton was announced u was
greeted with loud applause
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
NAVY BULLETIN.
oRpgKRp-APRfL II.

oRDgkEp-APRrL IL.
Third Assistant Engineer r. ". Ailllsan, 10 duty at
the Naval Academy.
First Assistant Engineer Joseph Waters, TO iron clad
duty at New Orlesns La
second Assistant Engineer Arthur Price 10 duty
assistant To Chief Engineer King. at New York Navy
Yard
Assstan, Paymaster Jesso p. Woodbury., TO the ship
ST. Mays Pacific squadron.
DrTACHyp-ApKtL ii.
First Assistant Engineer v. A. G. Du Plane, from
ironclad duty New Orleans La, on reporting OF re-
lief and waiting orders
Acting Master Jus n Alcorn. from The receiving ship
yandalia, and ordered to steamer MisntonoDoh.
APPOINTMENT REyokED-ArRfL IL
Acting Ensign Rodgsr Farrell Of the receiving ship
Vermont
REsfgSyD-APRiL ii.
Acting Masters John l. Gamble and u ID March, of
steamer Saranac, Pacific squadron
Acting Assistant PsymRsier Ed~in " Hart, of sloop
of,war 81 Msrys, on reporting of relief
4 Acting Ensign Frank vs. Worstoii ~ steamer E~trea
Mdshipmau " s. Sanford Jr, Of the Naval Academy.
pfsCHARGE HEvosEp-ArRfL IL.
Acting Assistant Paymaster whliam ". woodruff,
dated January IS and waiting orders
ArPOINTtD- APRIL II.
John shay mate, and ordered o. duty AZ the Naval
Academy.
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Mass Meeting In Cooper In-iitutr-
speeches ny President Roberts, Mr.
MorrI.on Of Missouri, % nd Oth.rs.

meeting of TenianA who fuptar the ohlsc~ AMI
plans of General sweepy AMI colors Rob.r's va hs
Ia, svenins The Coopsr ns,tate Tie hn'l vi" ~en
Miro thgugh Tho charge flr ainirlion ang csnis
4 band IN attsndancs .nd played neio' uou =
uu,,e. lneludna The Wearing q DO Grssn ne
Hap that through Tafas Rails To rresess o.
thasAsra prevailed, every ssbtmeDt q o@iAiy asnsi
Enrland being eheer.d 70 The echo over th~ platform
were suspended two aags ons bshg no Ears snd
suires The other ue suhb4ut 9f Ireland rih ~ in-
serpiiob, "Our Ray of u ~
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Csatfs of Manh.uAb ~bo Bifodiesd Coi,n'l b'e''sto
NE nesting
rrxlRrs ~ cotosEt EoHgHrs.
Colonel R1rrrrs on conins f1rrAfi y Nifsu- us
nsst.na. vas greeted snh .nsmeasa eirorns lie Al
,ts, their ,,rusr haA ,-oag f,h a.
trrn nation f,.n he insh lsaiis an over IA rrsat
lsud thai rarns sbs rof ssr ~hsi fp- rsilh ~ uiry
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that men cs.i ~ 'issi MsY - ~, Fi.u@
H. dd 80 Jaa us notetssnt if<n any srlair'a' rno
use a. hs susmhs woua sar w. losnsi a uoi 20
msss mnasy poi % ga.n h'e ~ - - 80" Hs
cag.s o. $40 .u ne H.An stn fogf q % ~aY = o..
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smite h.n 10 % eafth and Y En0ihsf f1ss bs .ous a.
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tfsnpa1 snd~r fcot snd ~ irsa 'ss~ -glN .sis,e
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tru they -O4f Iasvs - l'fNmsn 80 gstas
sst us ress tNey tad v1fsi.sse l.gN r
: ~ sAsals nut hey ~ nrss nyt fsa Tts1 co9h g.,
r,y veteran va srs sos sssfy ors hey eoaf rk.y
syllf Dyt ARR al a VIA gaiisnrr nsr slglf
have Afas fos al ith~s's rsey "a. aasu A. aso A
fs.s sssss w. sryass naa hos~r 80 priy "a
elasyg<sstsf sHe tbss ths rsrDfts - a. sfafa - 4
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ARMY BULLETIN.
pIsaOSonABLE DIscmARaE n

DfsaoSoRABLE DIsCH HARag REyoKEp.
Surgeon C. y. H. Campbell, United States Volunteers,
aud honoraby mustered OF the from Juno 70
last
HOSORABLy DISCHARGED.
MAJOR Jacob srhen seventh New York voluntcerr in
account Of physical disability from wounds received In
action.
APPOINTED.
william A. Rucker Of Michigan additional payinaster
OF vountesrs has been appointed, by the President
pavnaster In the regular army. Paymast~r Wallace
United states Army retired by an Army Examining
Board
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
Sailing OF the Flagship of tho Fiyisg
ha

The United Suites sunboat lsdowhssll De soio, Cap.
tain Charlie. r. Boggs the flagship u The ~ ma sqpAdrn
10 DO duty In the Eastern waters, ~ll sai rom us
brooklyn Savy Yard N day ior Easiport We To" i'on
and Ashuelot will sAl Va fcv days Captain Bogss
VIII command the squadron ana sii ofts time 10 ~,
he Actiuy Rear Admiral
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
THIRTY.NINTH CONGRESS
First session.
SENATE.

NSNniNft"Nf Ff'' ~ ANNN-
rpx pay ngrAnrNgSr or .HE SAvy

WA~iNHTUNl FIIH " IENt
TUE PA, pErsRrNE,r fHr sAvr
Nr anvrs, trcpj of Iowa, from the Committee Oh
Naval Annrs, reported the bill passed by the House 70
provide for the better organization OF The pay depart
ment Of the navy with amendment 10 The lfsi sec
son relative 70 assistant aud passed ASSISTANT p'ynas
TARA Al amended the bhl reads AZ follows
Ret enacted Ac That from snd asr 'hs pssaes q hi'
CO. the active list Of tie ay cors q ne nsv sne o,sss
eId thirty sssstAn psy rsstsrs s1mseI, snan % rssa
y hrtv pron5e1 and sonsd rv1 pssstd assAnl pav
masters, aa1 pssssd os',tant psyussier ron ss.r
npt psymastsrs; ast Ill passs1 sssssh pAymas.T
tp~e ysea Stvs<nsd and oomniss3nsa ssss,Ant psyms
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
Armed Assistance Asked 20 Preserve Our
Neutrality.

w.mNGrOS, AWh ts, 1890.
Tt, Collector at Baspor, Maine. has the FsniAn scare
brain and has applied 70 the sovsnmen, here Tor
armed assistance 70 preserve our neutrality HIS com
munostiDn will receive prompt attention. sni due
precautions will be taken 70 maintain oar ue.iy obi.
gallons
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
Psrsonsi Intelligence.

Count do Ia Tour Mnisier from Italy 10 Mexico, Mr..
Biondcl de Boldcnbrook Minister from Belgium TO
Mexico and Count de Pocnsx with their ants
among tho arrivals at the Brryoort House
Henry y Durnni. formerly promincn, lawyer q Bos-
ton has turned preacher.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

Huuy ov A. UHsz0s Dsyynasz
on motion OF w PsrrgKaos irer ~ " " the Com
n.,se Of TIC whole was discharged FROM further csn.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

cedar 'smphor. for mo'h.--Wsitsbis,
maRRis 1 omIFsss fssssrs,s B.staa.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

Cure st Lass.-Oae More Disease Cos
qasr-i IN. ~ors, of hhsaaisisn esns tsly
by the ssf v0pdsrfai fi~o.srT tnS-n Nv
cALFEs 0RksT hHkrsAric hxskDr Its I'D ~
ii fTuxrsta
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

For so.ghs soia- snd at Throst Die
-a.rs 80 uNWNFE.t ntI.aAHtr nAfssks 80 Tth
ThyeuEA Darit ~ inish sifseL
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

Chtidrsn's Carriage. aud Hsby Tssdsrs-
LTwfs TlBHAL. 90 Bfea1-sg. egs-sats ~ EisA4ss
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

All Prizes In tho k.ntsshy. shelby aad
I,oyAi Havana Is0ttsrtss cAshsf Information sfvsa-
y sAIsk. Bfstsr Ta hfe~sssy.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

Lo.- sSrrz,rED AZ rHHyr HusDHsD rHousAsD
DOLLARS

DtLiAh1
TrrusvTiIg. Apri ~. isfA
ere brok. ous here at hAif.pasi one ocioos ibis
morning IN a small frare baiiding ,bs oorBsr u
Franklin and siai- streets aud thence sr,sndsi al
directions with great rspdfy from tho railroad TRACK.
sscoND DS.FArcH.
Tie Ore u srseping sih irresistible forro north.
~srd II ..ms itusshs stay ~. fury of VI. nanss
Until ihs rseewsy hrsschsf The folio-ing ar. aH0ug
ihe losers
DiniHgham Coles. machlns shop. rnlon Baa
Ttshro.d Hys~l sstonal Hotel, Buraio dninr
saiogu; Adarr copds foaudfy snd mschlh. wpfsf,
sIner weheris rvcefgi oirssteAd -
hurts. yilEt sns o1 rofs Gr.ust,. Tsile A ~ =
srocsry and iss1 sofe Mgslisre us4f ara puaoc o.
try Wm %hewr gfrcary hpvsh h~ro.sr stts
and s.ra-sr- nsrt s-s sho. srlls
src.sry, Gsj vsr0es othsf NJ iuss tusd ~
rHikD BEsrATcH.
Efvs octn<r A
rr- Err hs, ~ Va, b.-r bruagst ars~r fut,sctsp
isUen Hryahs fowD1ry, us resrulsem H1'ei
tahH Nstte sgss inarAips tyg 1nd ths haffJ o. ~
nofsh cf ihe oahfrJ Ne ony bllf rss is Fsn
Hn sxss between Ae rs-~sy asf the fsAfaad
Iuo parties tar. bsse affsstsf n1ssaussa q hsfts
cxss.d The Gre
Tue vs. u thrs hazirs1 bgasssi 1slsa
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

toru.. uo.ioos. E-is'gsd Jot.s. sui
Do " "a fsst carsi ~ D. lAb Ahih 10 btg.i
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