The New York Herald dated April 22, 1861

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THE NEW YORK HERALD. WHOLE NO. 899]. MORNING EDITIO) —MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1861. HE WAR. der Reigned in the National Capital on

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shook to their foundations with the conc.s were equally excited, were made to keep pace Osremen strained every nerve with the

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BOARDING AND LODGING. a PRI, ‘CHIL ABDI pores aS FAMILY iFiatrae Pancras roem adjoining, 10 8 isae Fi Sy eas Ber RD IN...

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4 NEW YORK HERALD. JAMES GORDON BENNETT, EDITOP, AND PROPRIETOR. oreics N. W. CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STS. THE WEERLT...

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eibilities of independent existence. the points duly considered—the actual destru of slave property, the loss of income...

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ED AS COOK—I8 A FIRST BATE SETTATION Wear No objections io moake hereelt gene- wri Good city referen Call at 163 Bast 2éch

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~ NeW YORK’ HERALD, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1861. . T STux 2 ee nee ES OF PASSAGE: — lemted ange ae ‘are Dalle ia Se rh to ca ee

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THE Was. {OONTINVED FROM SEOOND PAGk.) wed t. A cart wad of which was being along, ¥a8 eewed aad thrown upon the track. The