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Total value of Premiums. S.5 90
Dan. Gardner Rob. Peacock, Hammil q Satclell,
GENTS AT the request OF Messrs. RRA 4 BovING-
poe, city, have made examination of the
property contained IN the foregoing schedule and have
valued the at the prices set opposite the respec
JOS. PARK,
ELI HALBERSTADT,
DUDLEY MCCLAlN.
a. Messrs. Rca & Bovingdon's Grand Distribution OF
valuable real and personal property, will be
made at Urbana, on the I'd day Of September, next
when the holders of lucky numbers will draw someoi
the most magnificent prizes ever offered in similar
drawing That the public may be assured thar this
tepFise Is 10 he conducted I'm good faith is only
sary to refer to the long list of references all OF whom
have long been known and honored In this county, as
men of strict probity and whose recommendation Ia
sufficient quell all doubt and satisfy
0mmunity.-Champaign Union and Gazette, May L
1867.
The drawing viii take place at the Court House In
urbsna Champaign Co: Illinois, September the 2nd,
1867, under the supervision of board of managers,
and by dsinerested committee selected for that pur
pose.
Good and Reliable Agents Wanted!
In every county in this and adjoining States. Agents
allowed ten per cent. commission sales of Tick
ets. All orders by Mall amounting to Ten Dollars or
less, may be sent by Mail at our risk larger sums
should be sent by Draft p o. order All orders for
certificates and Communications should be addressed
The evening Argus., 1867-08-30
FOR FEMALE DISEASES.

Nervous Prostration, Weakness. General Lassi
tude, Want of Appetite, Maggieps Pills will
be found an efeetual remedy.
The evening Argus., 1867-08-30

For all diseases of the Kidneys, retention OF
Urine, &c, Maggiel's Pills are perfect cure. One
dose will satisfy any one.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
THE DRiNi.
bare prose.

Ii is very pleasant to know that the performance
given at the Academy of Music on Thursday evening
last for the benefit of tho employees of the Winter
Garden, resulted in substantial advantage TO the
sufferers by the late cOnllagratlon card OF thanks
appears in print signed by Messrs Dayidge liahey'
and Jackson. Acknowledgment Is made to Mrs. j. u.
Bennett and Mr.. H. w. Weston, for the gIlt o1 slVO
each.
-" Hunted Down has found u great deal Of favor
at Wallack's Theater and will be repeated there To-
morrow night and every night thereafter, unti ihr
ther notice Mrs. Sefton takes benefit tonight,
when THE Unequal Match and Simpson " 20
will he acted The latter, very well known hrce'
is played with remarkable spirit and humor az tins
theater. The former piece by Tom Taylor is the one
sion 'i several seasons since as Hester Gyaccb,ook
Mr. Daly's dramatizaton of Griffith Gaunt
will be revived at the NewYOrk Theater this even
ing with Miss Rose Eytinge as hate Peyton Mr.
D. H. Haskins will make his first appearance here on
the occasion as GrHh Gdunt The season at this
Theater will last but three weeks longer
Little Barefoot" is in rehearsal at the Broad
way Theater TO follow Fanchon,' in the course OF
the present week.
"A volunteer Reading will be given by Mr.. and
Mrs George Vandenhoif tomorrow evening at Stein
ways Hail. for the Benefit of the Southern Famine
Relief Association. Mayor Hoffman Will preside
and Mr. g. w. Morgan will perform upon the organ
We strongly urge the Importance of literally support
ing this and all other efforts III behalf OF worthy
charity.
-Anotbcr Circus, entitled "The European" has
taken the field. lt commences, tonight, IN brook
lyn where il will give four performances: Mr.. James
Robinson and Little Clarence are members OF the
troupe and are TO play farewell engagement IN u
before departing TO Paris. From Brooklyn, me
European Circus" will go into New-England, pltGn.
inc its tent III all the principal cities and towns ts
manager proposes, we learn, to travel IN mosf
stately procession, one of the principal features oi
which will be a large living ll0n
Mrs. Jeanette Prosser will give Reading from
Shakespeare and other poets tonight, at SteihWay
Hall Her success as reader, in times past mas
been such TO win the praise OF extremely istupa
critics Her programme for the occasion contains
thirteen pieces, one in French" lmprecatlon s.l,
Rome.p from Corneille's Horace Another mos
attractive selection Is that OF Queen Cathaiiho
trial scene from Henry VIII"
"A new theater is shortly to be opened, IN connee
ton with a museum, at the corner ot BroadMay a,r
Thrtieth-st. under tue 'panagemeni OF MI "VHi
| Dalyal,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
OBITUARY..
GEORGE wYTHE RANDOLPH.

George W. Randolph, whose death has already
been announced in our columns by telcgraphic dis
patch was a son of exGov Thomas NJ. Randolph,
and, by his mother, grandson of Thomas Jefferson.
At the age of 13 he entered the United States Navy
in which he advanced TO a lleutenancy, when he
resigned. III 1S45 he obtained n license TO practice
law, and opened an office at Charlottesville, from
where he removed, III 1850, TO Richmond. AT the
beginning of the Secession movement, MIR. Randolph
regarded as one of the leaders of the movement
i'll Virginia. lie was one of the first 10 enlist, and
took part, Major, i'll the Battle OF Bethel. For
gallantry IN this action he was appointed Bngadler-
General. On the 18th OF March, 1862, he succeeded
Mr.. Benjamin Secretary of War; which office he
retained until Nov. II, 1852 when he resigned II on
account of an official difference with Jefferson Davis
Having resumed the practice Of law, he went, III De
Cember 1863, to France being charged with business
for the Rebel Treasury Department. He returned
home III September, 1860 his health being h0peessly
shattered lie proceeded TO the residence of his elder
brother Thomas Jefferson Randolph, i'll Albemarle
County, where he died on the 4th of April.
THE HON. GEORGE EVANS.
dispatch froIa Portland, Maine, announces the
death of the Hon. George Evans, formerly United
States Senator from Maine. The deceased was born
at HallOwe Maine, on the 18th Of January, 1891.
lie studied and graduated at BOwdOin College and
after studying law was admitted TO the bar Of his
State. He early began 10 take an active part III
politics. and in 1929 was elected Speaker of the Maine
House of Representatives. In the same year he was
elected by the Wing party 10 Congress. lie served
in the House Of Representatives for six successive
terms after which he was, III 1871 elected United
States Senator. He succeeded in the Senate, IN
lS47, by j. w. Bradbury, Democrat. In 1919 Mr..
Evans was appointed one of the Commissioners of
the Board of Claims against Mexico, which position
he held for several months. In 1865 he became
Attorney General of Maine, and he occupied that
position again in 1854 and 1856. At the time of his
death Mr. Evans had passed the age Of 20 years Mr..
Evans enjoyed n great reputation for nobility OF
character and superior attainmcnts as q lawyer In
the United States Senate he was Chairman Of the
Committee VI Commerce,
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

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81 asa ~ 10 WHISKY quiet sc c,r lai Mcs, ros;seisrs
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good demand At gdidlse for Shoulders SHE, auA Clear o-s
Hams plain All 30l5ic for hugir Cured rf
be Ri0l with n i,Hrai The rites bcia1 nominal B'ss
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81 20 ofrai ara refass b. e Ap = ~ 81 Pe,esr.s
du or refund il'y pi SHgiT 'ii r Cofc sfm a.
2Jd2Ic. Galil having ~ sel hreisaze
NEwORLEAS April 6co'tpB unsettled aat esses sslrso ih
bales Iss Mailing 2ic Receipts. f8 bales, kSpoa ~ '.es
demand limited. Prm. 10 Cin lji' N1ttr-Ias
Flour very hrn. 1H ivsacr o. ~ peS " yg
sri unchsnsei Oits ar frQNp fa
bghe 9j0}'lc Pork u snd dropping = w ~ B,eos .hsa1
siles Clear Ac l2t- Gold, ttfih na
linz EIrhsnyp s330i5le: NeRYork ssbt premium
WiLsGros n c. April 6fotton Mihng U2ianis hfd " MS
Shirt. 40 A., Rnsn ststiy, st Ai0 40
S,vANNAH April GCoon dull ini hsiy s,lrs today ~ bhsi
Milling, 2G0 26lc. feceits so bfl"s
ArGUrA Ga. April 6-Coton-Notns lonf @le' - ui'' WV
MgNPa Aor 6-Co,ton que, ,nl uura1yi boiler, retnse -
,ept the pc Receipts, ~ bale, Erp 10 bacs Ohsf @Af-
kets unchanged .-,, -. ,,.,s..
BE- Receipts of tie esy $50 bales
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
NEW..JERSEY.
NoMuNArIoNs FOR MAYOR.

NOMINATIONS FOR MAYOR
AT an adjourned meeting OF the Republicans OF Jer-
sey City, held on Saturday evening, Nj James GopsiI
was unanimously nominated for the office Of Mayor
MI Lafayette Tompkins was nominated for Mayor by
the Republicans OF HObORen on Saturday evening.
The Republicans Of Hudson City have nominated John
Headden for Mayor, and the Democrats GarTct Van
Rlper
The Republicans Of Bergen have nominated Dr.. Cor
nelson for Mayor
RATIFICATION MEETING.
The Democracy of IIobokcn met at Banners Hotel
on Saturday evening, aQd I9ed the City ticket nonl-
mated by the delegates TO The city Convention.
BERGEN TOWN NOMINATIONS.
In the town of Bergen the Republicans have made
the following nominations: For Mayor Dr. ColiiehsOn
School Superintendent, Lewis A. Brigham.
The Citizens ticket is as follows; For Mayor John
Hilton: School superintendent Henry Lindsey.
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS N ESSEN COUNTY. .
The several townships of Essex County will hold
elections for township officers today Both parties have
put tickets in the field But little Interest IS however
felt i'm the result.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
NEW-YORK.
GREENE COUNTY TOWN ELECTIONS.
KIKgRApH To TRR TRIBuNs-

GRIINE COUNTY TOWN ilONo.
TRIBUNE
CNTsKuI April 6.-rhe following are the complete
returns OF the recent elections for Supervisors in
Greene County In Athens Col John Beardly Dem), Is
reelected by "a majority figure somewhat reduced from
year. NJ IIallcnbccl the Union candidate In
Ashland Albert Steele niOn, elected by thc handsome
majority r. while the balance OF the ticket ls elected
by naOres ranging considerably higher than that In
Cairo T.. Darby lDeln) beat e. Stoddat tunloD Dy %
majority. The whole Democratic ticket IS elected. IN
Catskill S. Sherwood Day Dcm Is elected over DAVID
Bloom tUnonl, by Az. The balance o. the Dcn0cf1Ic
ticket elected by majortcs ranging from - TO liS The
result Supervisor IA not regarded as an
indication OF the relative strength OF the Two
parties, other having combined 10 produce u
In COXsacke John G. Mackey UniOnl IL reelected over
Peter stOyer DcmJ by IS majority. With this exception
the entire Democratic ticket is elected I'm Durham ~
i. Mattice (Dem) is elected without opposition. IN
Grcenviile Isaac l. Van Allen UnOn Is elected by 20 ma
i0rity over Capt stevens (DemD. In Hunter the entire
Democratic ticket headed by Burgess " Gray ~ elected
IN Halcott sas Lake OInionl elected by Is majority,
Republican gain. in Jcwctt, Horace A, IOwner DeMJ
IL elected over Mr.. Bussac (UnOn In Lexington, -. L.
Newton iDcn) is reelected In NewBaltlm0re, Js H.
Baldwin Dcml II reelected over Sas Milcr (UnlOntpy
L. majority. In PTattsvlc, George &. Fem ana The
whole Democratic ticket is elected In Wndham, n =.
Cowles Is elected by IS majority over MunSOn nom
The towns OF COXsackie. Grccnyillc aud Ashland which
buidcncd by the Equalization Committee with as
cau procvites have returned Union Supervisors The
Board remains the same rs last yeat-Rep, a. Dem, TO-
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
The following are the complete returns: East
Hampton. Samuel T. Osborn RepG southampton, VIM
G:ep.i Shelter Island, samuel II. NickO )elnG
SODthOld. Franklin H. OvertOn Rcp) Iycrhead' Joshua
l. Wells dsep); Broohlaycn. Charles 3 liavens iDen;G
SmthtoNn joel G.. smith (Dcm: islip Charles X Sll-
ote Gicpj; Huntington. stephen G. Rogers Dcinl. Re
politicians, g. Democrats T.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
urrlxoRAPH TO rHE rRl3USE.

BALrxORs April scOtton dal Mdis UP&1s & G RsOOS SS'fS
ioIc CoveT ,eed S26sI3 Flour hrn Wheat hrm sAiss o
Pennsylvn, Red ~ IS; Maryland Red - D1 % % ~
sct s of White and ti Isl Mixed Western, tl9r -
Dat. e5ae Provisions dull and unchanged Whisky nomiha no
sales 49, ,,- , ~. -, ae6sesA Wheat
0ool Sbinning Al I56 81 oG Legal Tenders, % ,, aoo
Eien-Spng advanced SOC. Dbl sales OF 500
bb' Wf ctp AZ SIS Wheat-Lght ransacionsi eonnene
-, sn,i saes on carosis Amber Canada al % 30 Nme
Canada pomi Al choice Corn scarce aud tending uPNS
49, ~ O hush Old Mixed Western at 10 m stofe cars N
ob al Al 054 Al nomna 6oe for No 4Wrseru' ~.
held Al 81 50 Tor wesern Bsey-AsAing sl 10 Tor OaadA 0
M ioW ASr 6-Tobeeo closet active hnt unchanged lotion
AN a., nn,l Flour bueyan hest grieSsBhy adysucci ou%
sae ~ sSSSg 2J BItras O 2sess 2, Double aud @ mn
,. n ~ - All so. Choice fl6dS6 90 Wheat brh, ou
49,. 60 grn, ,alss al 81 06d I'll o. Oats easier sales al o
noe n,,,cv arm a ~ 2l4Hl Is to Spring Rye nNAnuS
-, - AL Al 50 Provisions dull without maternal eas
fi s,le., ile offered l2c asked for Prime Leaf
InrsytlK Apul 6TohaccO trmi sales OF 70 hhs LeN h
si Sr,e. superdne Flour, so Corn sheei ana &
fOt rsr 7Sc zoe Cotton, 2e Mess foA tE' o. '''O
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
DIED.

DAKKG-At newark April M Ja- Biser wi'v Of te i't'
wil Baker g lcli % ~ n j. ga - = i ye,. r. , m ,,,,
.,n te togs o beg .o1 No, H. Bits' No. o y s.i
W,siish at o'clo.k - TIE 'aeuo,n.
BrCEnOUTAt Tremoai Sa1rhy 6ti ins; hy fle a'T -
q relative, s s, ,e in.i.e % ,i,- ii. funeral Tp,l
gh int. u p. u . tom her ate ftslea--
BrRGER-Ia sIis cry, Apri ss' J,rr Berger = ,....
lie. relative, , friend, ntei {, az at ~ ne ron tffe
deuce Il her a, h- liv 81 Cgsri No ltj IVES For.y coal
-, oa Hoalsy. I've 3a irs., 81 u % cl1c4 a H.
DAvEY-At BleonsrA X O, Sanl, morning April T. william -
R ~ is " "a, i,lry t rpec,f,ar i1rei e, daI
ffsrr,l 1aesy afternoon 60 rono"J az ocgck TON sn
late l-,tieBse
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The haerd VIII take place from No. ewe., T'-n,aih;, : y
mr also Of M,s W D. Rec respectfully i-sel q
attr-d tie fl-eaL
M.GRATH-on satl,- ia,t ie residence of Ri.siri r
Bcrcu Aara ~ ,iccsath ip tIr Slih .rir ot ger q
H.. @ M & ire Foat.i oa N,ai ia ia
% O'Clock u" remains ~ ue taken % lcu@r' 10. 'ana
MTCHELLOa Slrl'r morning April ai tie re-. '1a', ., n
l.. r,ictof the a'- stsuel I. D.. hilcaell
from he re,s.lcs of 'ohu o. r. No 90 DFs turrts-s fa's,
NeEiyrN lhe rtt, ,rl iiT' Of ih, i,ng u. , % - !.
at 80 au ~ a"i i.g'-r' 1'.' i- i'A VIII ' ''- -
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porTEg-N rl.iqsc X j. rar April ? Hearet', VIE o. Ell.
TIE i.5,i 5a. dea',ofth, nrr respectfully inyi,el -
81 sort Oto,st Brook Nor,., A1- - oei,ct .
ROSE-it F,hkg. \. Y Anr tii.e of te heart F-i,f,
o! AAr apl Aafy Eal5il Rose. ase 10 geir- sal is
SCRMGO rSuileny % Sit1riy. the eta r't at Gcria''i
Ce,.7 Jlae' Suseolr. In tlc 6t- oi le 'S'
N.asc Of laaesal h,.ssilet
WooD-on 81 i rslues IN inst " The r'ra,' o. p hti''i
Rebc-i : WOOD c, tiusaerw teu'nij o}d y iE'y 80
FaaS services ron i,e .e.irc. ofber her Broiai- l l,y
ssv,rtt,t o, Tre,lty 9a inst, AZ o'c1.k D. Pris-, ini
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New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
THE SOUTHERN STATES
TENNESSEE.

TENNESSEE.
,n,uroS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CoN'AN ii'N
FREEDMEN PRESENT.
nv rrlusaAPH TO ruR TRIBUNE If. ,-,;.r
' cn,TTINooeA, April G-Thc Conservative Union
Connty convention was held, tonight, to elect dele
sstcs to the State Convention, without distinction oil
soc, or color About 500 colored and 800 white peo
nIo were present The Convention, was addressed
By w. r. Letcher ono Of the leading g.o5 SPlifIihS # he
49, a. fo vote Inc was fit to sit on jury and hold Oh
fee He had been told that the Conservatives were t
hostile 10 the colored man. What he beard to-1lg4
sol him to thinking of going to read, study ana yote
for H. - the Constitutions; to oppose, Coy
4he return - -. g more liberal school bill
and and the economical administrator 04 'H' WYNN
mtut.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
WISCONSIN.

RAILROAD AFFAIRS ~ THE LEGISLATURE.
Y
MADISON, April G-The Senate, by vote Of 2G to 4,
has indefinitely postponed the bill to pay Samuel
Booth $500 and costs for resisting the Fugitive
Slave Law of 1859 Also the bill 20 the capital
10 Milwaukee. The Committee to investigate the
charges OF corruption in railroad affairs in the Legs-
latures of 1865 and 1866 have reported that there is
no evidence to sustain the charges, and the tesi-
mOny has been destroyed. The bill under which the
common stockholders Of the Prairie du Chen Rail
road voted and gave control of the road 10 the ST..
Paul Railroad was procured by gross misrepresenta-
ton There is a sharp contest in the Assembly over
the bill prohibiting the consolidation of the Miwau-
kee Roads with the Western.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

SUNDAY IN HupsoN COUNTY.-An immense con-
course people crossed the ferries from NcwIor to
Hudson County yesterday and every drinking place was
extensively plrpuizct In Jersey CITY. about dozen
arrests were made after midnight saturday and during
tho day The great Of people visited liobokcn lul
during the afternoon every terryb0at over loaded
10 rs utmost capacity Thirty four special men, under
command OF Police Capt Donovan, and employed by The
louOr-deleTs were on duty 10 preserve ORDER No AZ
IL.ta WYNN mlLn I'D ID nEcmluE.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
CALIFORNIA.

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN SACRAMENTO.
Sacramento, Cal. held city election on March H.
for the first time under a registry law There were
219 names registered, and 11S votes pOed, as fol-
lows: For Trustee David Kendall, Republican, 1913
William l.. Hcrndon. "anti-Chinese," G5L The anti
Chinese sentiment has been greatly stimulated OF
late by the influence of Democratic leaders through
ont the Pacific coast
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

ACTToN OF LIQUOR DELERs.-M meeting of
Hudson City liquor dealers held IN Hudson City Friday
evening 10 celebrate the defeat OF tie Hudson County
Excise bill n was resolved % sell du0r stronger than
wine or lager on sunday and 10 furnish 90 special police
mon AZ the expense OF the Society defense against
rowlies from New-York With the regular force Of 10
men and the Ferry Company force OF % this viii make
total OF about 20 on sunday
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

Can,ln i1th United states infantry Brevet Major X
Layton Captain nth United states lntanty n4 BnfrS.
MiioT ID W Vance. Captain lth United states lniaHly
Ce9t Gorrck Maery 43d UnitcdStates Infantry capt
! 4 Bates l}d United States Infantry ,t
By command OF Brgadier and BTeI ct MalorGen D. NJ
anI,CFieiJ Il s. A. g. T. CHAITN,
~'~'-''- Assistant AdjutantGeneia'
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
NEU-JERSEY NEU'S.

INjuNCrIoN DIssorvEp-The injunction obtained
SEQ &c &c .'5ris Cara, and Banking Company 70 restrain
Nle,srs Fagn CO.. pr3pr.cors OF the Pas5ac FIGURING
Mil, az Newark from erecting cooper shop on property
along the canal has been dissolved.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

MIScEGL ,NEoUs-A new vessel, named the Cleo
patru was launched or saturday last from the yard OF
Thomas stack She vessel c about 1000 tuns burden,
and Is intended for thc Pacific trIde...ThC Commission.
recently appointed 70 select parade ground lot
Kings County. lave reported IN favor OF certain grounds
u tie town OF Fatauds The property owners made no
rcmousrau-r 10 tie proposed movement - I. Ballard
prOiesscd horse dealer, arrested on Friday, on
chHr.t obtaining the 81 Il 0, on false prccnses,
fruu Mr. 3 " Sutton ~ No lN West FCurth-st., \. y.
The iia Will take place Oh Saturday ucXt.-.A meeting
for tie formation ot -O1cty or The prevention oi Cruti
~ 10 animals viii De- held ~ he Academy ot Music this
evening . Coroner Lynch saturday held an inquest
on th, body 81 Mary Ann NCYty. who was killed. come
d1vs since m the paint factory q. Ngssr,. IJb- Bgh y
nuhhard. verdict ot accidental death was rendered.
and Tho Company Ccn-uret FOR not properly cover
ng the cog wheels OF their machinery. Tho BroOkyi!
police made $50 arrests during thc past week. most 81
ihcw iur minor OsicusC3..Au exhibition was given by
iu. pupils oi Burnlams Gymnasium. at the Academy OF
slu.i.. %. saturday evening The proceeds, amounting
u about $780, 70 be given 10 the iAues southern
Rei.rf A s5OciItOn.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

CouRrs.-A Law Term Of the Queens County Court,
the Hon John j Amstrongpresidng will convene at the
Court House. North HcmpSiead Tuesday, the 9th inst
at 10 a. M The April Term OF the Circuit Court ana Court
OF oyer aud Tcrminer the Hon. Judge Lott presiding
will 30 held at the Court House, on Monday April To-
Inn
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
LONG ISLAND NEWS.

SfRIous ACClDENr.-On Thursday last Il lad abou
seven years OF age. son OF Mr. John West OF valley
Stream was thrown from wagon upon pitchiQrk the
tines Of which entered his breast iniethS "Ouhs rum
which 10 /, thought ie cannot recover
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE.
,ENTITC,KY

DEFEAT or THE REBEL DEMOCRACY OF LOUISVILLE.
1T IH76sAPT 10 T6E TRf5ugr
LOUISVILLE, KY. April Phillip Tomppert, indie
pendent Denocract, was Reflected Mayor yesterday,
by 2,0l5 majority. The total vote pOIled was 9Ol2
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

The steamboats, Thomas Cornell and James W.
Baldwin having been thoroughly refted are now run
ming daily for passengers and freight to NewDuiSh'
Poughkeepsie, and Rondout, landing at Cozzens' corn
wall Marlborough Milton. and Esopus, leaving HARRISON
Il at 4 u IN.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

TIE HUDsoN CITY POsr-OFFrcE.-A meeting Of
the citizens Of Hudson City. y. j. acid Saturday
evening to express their in reference to the Post
ma,tership of that city. Thomas Aldrdge. esl. The
present incumbent was spoken fyOrably OF. and rcsOu
lions were adopted requesting the proper authorities 10
continue him IN the Office.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

PUBLIC HCMANITY.-A meeting of the corpOrators
OF the Brooklyn branch of the American Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO animals will be held this evening
at II D. m at the Academy OF Music i'm Brooklyn for the
purpose of organization The ladies and the public are
RESPECTFULLY invited attend. Addresses will
by Henry Bergh esq President OF the NewYork Society
and other gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08

NUMBER OF ARRESTS YEsrERDAY.-The following
are the number OF arrests made in this city Tor tue pre-
cedng "a hours up iOt o'clock p M: intoxeaoh 10;
sorderlv conduct Oh: violation OF the Excise law "a
I'm Brooklyn noxication, disordery conduct 8; Vo-
atio OF the Excise law, Total III bOtn cltes %.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-08
OHIO.

THE MANHOOD SUFFRAGE BILL THROUGH BOTH
HOUSES.
COLUMBUS April THE Manhood Suffrage bill has
passed the Senate with the House amendment. 1t
extends the right of suffrage to all male citizens ex-
cept Rebels, deserters, and sbedadders.