The New York Herald Newspaper, April 5, 1864, Page 5

“ot N#W YORK HERALD,” TUESDAY, APRi: >, 1834.—WiTH ‘SUPPLEMENT. = \ monte here; but the anticipated increase not having been | best bil! totroduced curnent of the Towa, Jenckes 3 Selec ony NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. made, the dissatisfaction has inoreased. All tho ship car- | Wa". Ho nomed ut ti (anne cae aboard 1 0a x. a rom roe bers ARMY ot THE POTOMAC. penters bave Low expressed @ determination to teave tho Ses tag tone 20146, 4s ooutrastod witb Ube aaa Mai Migry Start. ee A THE sia wh ? if en es, whe » a a Yard unlose their claims are ecceded to, and there is | males He thought the worn eee rere Mate Pint cpenere Rsson, Hobsons, Sesiae, b " a Beturn of Lieut. Gen. Grant j onsen SO aa ene inet sas | ied, tony could rae ane pundros henge stand? tae from Fortress Monroe. uniess the prosont difouitieg agg emoved tho Here aot Siow would ensue thoreby, We. are uD: | bay. | Papiity than the government. Ane hy + | Seven Days of Rata—Horrabic Cow *!t!om semua eis 2 N ae. Scot Bhan aca, a of the Reads a: Camps—The We. * RING PAsons mE of Reorgantantion—Ratlroad Accident, 7 Now orn, % Vison, &e, Wikd duplicates, read, eodbridge, Yeaman . plicates, ready Cov dettvory, GRORGR TNOMP“ON, THE FNGLISN ABOLITIONIAT. OUR BPROIAL CORRESPONDENOS. Afr. Monmis, (ovp, > of Obio, offered @ proamblo, aotting Ataxawpnta, Va., April 4, 1364 Goverpment GAL Fé! five thousand He did not Bo strong réasous for apprehending ombarrasems, famihes Of thousands of meu in the rebel Oonatatiag of onde (oro hint Afereos pacorns, smbege. BUMETHRNT OF. TROOPS. DL REBAL DLAPRIOTS. gorecnmens tong on8 TUS fs " fortis that whersas Gorge’ Thompson, of Kngiand A brief visit Wo tho Army of the Potomac haa roguitad | 494 #me Wo which pactio 0 ia call beeu uaadle so ar to make them of avy use, The States ens Gene valeur} ) Pugiand, 10 i 0 Army of the has roeull ch particular attention ia galled, Tay ¢ endm nis to the Na- A spirited discussion sprang up in the Sonate to-day | wouid take an fe “ a. | Mareh, 2334, dectared that the diesolution of this Uuion.) ia tho discovery of nothing aew. {FIORD Ot iP rlaat Am phe listing tr areca pale rf fe and scatter them ito their regimen(s, red | should be mteadily kept io vio.*« therefore, Y ing I bas raiaed wero MAGNIFICENT RICH MAMMLLAS,* dering thom at ovce effective. If tho bill pasa not many @oven out of the Ini ton days, and tho camps are ioe ~~ P re roe b of t 1 th ion hercto pasaed, grantin| 4 : (ional Bark Bill. triots by State agents, 19 be crodiied to tho quoia of the | W0utha wil lapse before anany thousands of mou will | yeslted Deh reminders oa Cd LONE | mowt horrible condition ae. . Sn, sovoral States 30 recruiting. ‘Tho remarks of the oppo. | eee ees ear with tbo expiration of the morning { ¢°@ BE Of the Gib Of April, heseoy reuc™stnd Tho army was nover before ao diaagrosadty situated TARSOE PAS ROVE CEE ie ~ eee nents of the proposition seemed to have considerable | hour. Objection being fade, Mr. Morris movoa * SUSPoNSiON | The roads aro uttorly impassable in maay places, aad | Tas whols presenting the lanza’ aud moat aiteactarg stom PAOUNKTION OF SLAVERY BY AN AxENOMENT ov raw com | Of the rules, which v.22 decided in the negative 4F & vole . wolght witb the Senate, aud the impression is gaining the possibility of by « . Of 44 against 56. So (de resolution was not consiae"ed ¥ of @ movement for several weoka Ws out of Waanimons Dowvlaration Of the House | strongtn that tho House bilt in ite prosant shape will not | The joint resotntion Seed tha cooaniiidicn aaa i: ‘IR NATIONAL RANK HOLL the question, {1 witl tako at losat Cour weeks of the i be concurred in. Abolisa slavery came up In order, and The House then resolved itgelf into Committee of thd | moat approved sunshine to ao dry the grovnd aa ia allow © LADIBS: OF GARMENTS ry Mr. Hows, (rep.) of Wis , procooded to addre’ Whole ov the State of the Uaion, Mr. Rolling (of N. HL.) Route at 1ongtic aa fevror at to cuted to address the | ia the chair, sud resumed the consideration of tho Na- | @0¥ Nett of tho army to change baso, bad waited for this dav and was glad to 600 it come, It | tonal Rank bill The ecorgantzation of the army i osarty perfected, had deen 2 g004 while coming but it is here. Bo bad | Mr. Russau Wann, (opp) of N. ¥., offered aa amowd: | aod tho ¢xoops are becoming reconciled to the are read bistory rather carettssiy, but he bad been under | ment the effect that when the Si banks nave com- order of t 3 Th: b the impreaaion that as be could not have been born by | Picked thelr organization undor this act they shall with. | Order of thing, oro bas beon, howavar, a deal of Any diligence ov tbe part of bis ancestors under the ora | Graw their State bank circulation. He expressed tho | grumbling on thy part of some of the ofticars of the ox in which Christ lived, bs was glad to bave been born to | bope that Congress would soo tho necessity of dimivisting | yinguished corps, 8ud a few instances of slizbt verbal this day, To-dy you propose to summon thirty-six mil alroaty largely inflated curroncy We were preparing | b: fe Ip! hous of poople ta give freedem to four millions, ot from | & debt against which wo ought to adopt much a course ag | !2Subrdination; but discipline has triumphod at ta, such bondage a3 our forolatkers resisted, but from a | Would prevent repudiation, Tho national curren A fow arrests of refractory officers baa been tho raault of worse bondage than they ever concnived of. He was am- | Dad been estimated at from four hundred millions ail tho tall, and it is thought that shere will be uo cause lo Mew York Also a chore and desirable tine of CLOAK AND MANTICLA MATBRIALA, la MANTIGGA BILGS, SAUKINGS, ZBPORR and othor Chua TRIMMINGS LA 5. GIMPS, OM AMBATS, BUTTONS, &o Official information has been received at the Stale De Ppariment of the blockade of the ports of Cammiu, Swine munde, Walgart, Grei(swalde, Stralsund and Barth, in the Proposed Alteration of the Met | Usltc, the oockate naviog non oraered vy the Donsh eo , to commence on the 15th ult. trality Laws, THK PAY OF CADETS AT THE MILITARY ACADEMY. &e, &., &e. It is now fixed by law that the pay of cadets at tho Military Academy shat! be the same as allowed to mid Against a Monarghy in Mexico. THR BLOCKADE IN THE BALTIC. i 334 and 386 Broadway. Inverted Natls, Ea~ : ditions to put b ° . seven hundred nnd seventy nine millions; but he piact ° ee L 5 Wasmnaron, April 4, 184, | #b!Pmen at the Nuval Academy, Gadots found deficient would vote to aubmait bia proposition. to {roedom. | He Fie at ight hundred and trenty five millions, fuctuding | fOr Noy moro bone arora oe STG at any examiaation sball not be continued at the Military | people, even though he might be disposed, which Lo was | $e various evitences of debt ‘passing as mofey By | An accident upon the Warrenton branch @f (b> Orsge | goa Chis opodia!, 70) Broadway : QSTORM OF GEN. GRANT FROM FORTHHSS MONROS, Lieutenant General Grant and the select party which foft bore last week for Fortress Monroe returned to Waahiogton this morning. Gen. Grant ts accompanied oy Gou, Rawlins and Col, Comstock, of bis stad, ile bas e@pent most of the day in the War Department, Frery moment of pis time is occupied with important daties, Ho will return to bis headquarters in the field to-morrow morning wot, to voto against it bimself, He thought the sense of ee ee one hundred sud. sixty seven milous the people shoud be t fae aubsect. dir. Howe | O je bank Circulation, there was an ageregate of aine procseded to gauco faan on ine subsect. Bie Hoe | nundred and viociy-two millions undor this act. Te in- | 0 displacoment of a switcts, resulted in tha demolition Tied States, Ho said one-jourth of whole pros sgn be pela beurene the Beapen) bank oltcutes of Uuree cars, (be summersault of the loconyptive, tho erty of the country to 1500 was iv negroes . and loans, for the purpose of showing thal o \d be H rod” yet the “prod” was ia, the bande’ or | the increase would beat losat eleven hundred and aiuetz. | Serious scalding of tuo engineer, and the dovy of ts those who took thig property without the consent of the | Seven millions of capital, and the Dank circulation four | Waabiggton bound train f real owner, Without reforriag to the moral charactor of es Dig de og pag icra onal beg Lint aod discounte ‘The story circulated a fow days arice, tual tha & this act, the system of slavery allowed the robbery of | 4! lo wo thousand millions ne 8 OU e arm 6 4 y : may pitt ae ¥,0f | ®t tho amenduieat vas rejected. ad boen ordered out of the army, has wat a wm victim to this vile system, he Mr. BLaine, (rep.) of Me , offered a pew section, “that | St ia ft. No such order has been waned. would think it wrong, Standing aloof, he thougnt it | S¢VeD per centurn, as Axed undor the thirtieth section of — wrong. Comparing tho great Statos of the North with | this bill, hail bo doomed the lawful rato of interest in {nose 0! the South, he attributed the great progress of { Stites where no rate is establisbed but cach da) the former to tho fot that slavery nowhere existed, He | be governed by the State law where it is located also referred to the various pretexts under which the | Made atew explanatory remarks, wheu the amendment mples, Eraption od by GO! AUDS fabed o4, 453 Browitway Acnilemy, or bo reappointed except upon the recommend- and Alexandria Railroad this morning, io, corsequence of aiion of the Academic Board, Studonte of the Naya) Academy, when examinod for admission thoreto, shall be between the ages of fourteen and eighteca years, P1810L SHOOTING IN THE HALLS OF JUSTICE. Quite a sensation was occasioned in tho Capitol this morning by the report of a pistol near the door of tho Supreme Court room, fired by a colored employe of the ABRIVAL OF GEN. SHERIDAN. court ina diMloulty with his comrade, Notwithstanding Major Gouoral P, H. Sheridan has arrived bere froin | the throng coustantly Glling the ball, fortunately no cue cho West, Ho is bighly apoken of as an efficient ofticer. | ¥45 injured Chaps, Chates, P falirioum, leah worms ae Modica'ed Soap, at his new Cautton to the Pablic.—In Consequence of the constantly tnereasing imitation of the diferest brands of Mesars. MOET & OMANDON'S CHAMPAGNE WINES especially of their “VIN IMPERIAL (GREBS rds to ne pubite agate Advise pen c — hawera si SHANDON Wines oaly f apectable houres ADOLPHUS OBCHS & 00. Messrs, Moet & Chandon's General Agente for the United States an’ the Canadan ora of one-fourth of the auni Shoogbt this wrong. Kt Court lendat—This Day Sovarue Cover—Cmourr—Part 2 Nos. 1504, £500, 1508, 1610, 1616, 1618, 5 He bas come to take command of the cavalry oorps In the | IMPORTANT TO PRIVATES AND NON-COMMISSIONED caenind b o 10,1524, 1580, 1638, 1340, 1542, 1544, 1 PONDS hisses nieces renee a fe i rebels fomented this guilty strife He adeno inced this | Was adopted by 2 voto of 69 against 21 ‘ 1 yes exervative Army of the Potomac, iv place of Major Genoral Picasan- Orvicers. Febeitiou as ubparalleled (a Sniquity by any gevolunion iv | Mr. Van Vausenvuncn, (rep) of N. Y., offered an 1124 i aon od ert iy gpd Wig Deyol, wholeale and retal™No. 6 Avion House ¢on, who hag becn assigued to duty in the West, The following important order bas been promulgated’ — | the history of the world In conclusiou, be said it had | Swendment, that “noibing tu this act sbail prevont tho Banas ; ie dye applied by sktful artists, Soreuion Court—Tria! 3403, 34 3635, not been made apparent to him that the present Execu- | States from taxing tbo capial atock of said banks the tiv be ie exercise of fe arbitrary power, had at- bes Ptegre ne ag ng ete pee Arposes op tempted to sul will of th " ir, Hommas, (op) ) of ‘nd., advocated this as righ! Pe ee the people at the ballot | re some hundrod millions of ‘dollass should not boro: TP MARYLAND RLECTION. lieved from the taxes imposed on tho poople of the Mr, Savisnery, (opp.) of Del , called attention to the | United Stites. Bo hoped the mivority would never cou- fact, ag published in the newapapera, that Gen, Wallace | Bent to the passage o {his bill intended to have voters aud caud dates quostioved ag to | Ma. Strouse, (opp.) of Pa., argued against exempting their loyalty in the forthcoming Maryland election. Mr. | Such @ large Amount from taxation and allowing tbo 8. referred toa recent speech in Baltimore, in which be | Modern Shy] cké to go free bi putycertain questions to Mr Kilbourne, a former member Mr. Van Valkenbirgh’s amentment was amended 80 Of the Marylaud Legislature. that ‘mo Btai il impose any higher rato than ia im- Cartes de Visite of late are the heat tn the cily by VAUGHAN, %8 Bowery. [roofs ahown Ave miautes after you sit, Cioth Tags for Shipping Cotton, Wool, Pla, c., at VICTOR E. MAUGBR'S, 118 Chambovn street Deafness, Impaired NOISES IN THB HBAD, ATARRHAL AFFEOTH Tre ¢ tinoat ons Thore area qumber of general officers in town to day. INGTON, March 29, 1864. } MOVHMBNTS OF GENERALS AVERILL AND UUSTES. Pi ger etch ree mpi on ha Ped hoa 8 ad privi 6 army Gonoral Averill and General Custer, both youthful aud | who may desire to enter the (ree military echool at Phila ‘promising cavairy commanders, are here to-day, Geveral | delphia, may be Cenk hi fied pinged of armies ‘Averill aud departments, when tl jaracter, conduct and capa- hand hie ee to Ris commiad in ule | city of the applicants are suo as to warrant their imme- Department or West Virginia. General Custer is atill | diate and superior commanders in recommending them @ufforing from the effects of the accident which befell | for commissioned appointments in the regiments of bim » fow weoks ago. As goon as his hoaith will permit | Colored troops 49° Tart 2.—Nos, 2058, 3456, 33 4 1) 50, 3202, 8493"1093, 9298, 3296, 520 , 2092, mow Prmas—Part 1 —-Ni 486, 306, 308, 443, 222, 607, 513, 190, 257, 04, 1 5, 457, $24, 978, MAILS FOR EUROPE. 155, 39, 464, 321, 312, 263,442, 250, Part 2.— 304, 403, 138) 279, dia, order Of thi 0 OF WAI Mr, Laws, (rep.) of Ind,, defended Gen. Wallace, and 0 same amount of moneyed capita: of the indi- peace ‘Qo will rejoin hie division in the army of the Potomac. BY ore Oe ssistant AL Tee aT WAR: | aid inat no craitore wonid or ought to be allowen to vote | Vidual citizeus of such Staton. Operations of the Union Army—Move- onnonio CATARRR, - GBNERAL BICKLES’ MISSION. ‘ In the forthcoming oF apy otber election. ai id eae roe.) of ue, stare. costae v7 oaeee by |" ments of (he Rebel Forces—The Lateat CATARRE OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUW ir. Savi snury said the point was that Nites e LF eB jn Uni ea bout cou oO fn Major Generai Sickles, whose health tas heen consider- ometal. Wan CetnGn A ihe aeaerRG tO tnetene wits alee, | eaxatton, News from Mexico and Central and MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF Tae tions. The question as to tho propricty and justice of State Mr. Jonson, (opp.) of Md., said Goveral Wallace had | 894 municipal taxation was discussed at covaiderable very properly written @ letter to Governor bradford to | length. kuow whether (he law authorized judges of lection to Vithout concluding the subject the committes rose at ask questions with reference to loyalty, and whether a | balf-past four o'clock, aud the House adjourved yoter could, be turned away o0 account of bis apawer. jovernor Bradford sent a very specific answer in the a affirmative, also stating that the authorities of Maryland ENE! T ME would preserve the peace and putily of the election. He ¢ RAL BUTLER 8 DEPAR NT. had no idea that Gevoral Wallace tniended to uge military force at the polis unless in an extraordinary emergency. THE NAVA! APPROPRIATION Bi prior orders and proceed to the naval Approprisiion bil Departure of Gen. Grant from South Amertca—Market Reports, dé. The steamebip China, Captain Anderson, will isave this port on Wednesday for Liverpool. The maiis for Europe will olose in this city at balf.prat eleven o'clock to morrow morning The New York Herarn—ldition for Eur pomwill do ready at balf-past ten o'clock to-morrow moralog, ant will contain the tatest acccunts of the Movements aad Operations of the Union Porces in all portions of the coun try; The lateat News from the Rebel States, and the latest ably impaired, is {ast gaining strength, aud will Wax aig Sr i fea } @oon loave here upon the important mission with which The following officers, having been reported “at the tho (s entrusted by the President. headquarters of the army for, the offences heroinaftor TAH NEW MILITARY GovERNoR OF THE DisratcT or | SPPCNM Bre lerehy net ned eat oy a en tes COLUMBIA. witbin tfteen (16) days from this date they appear be Colonel Wiswell, cbief of the Vetoran Reserve Corps je cet Mey commen bs Eset lyteogrt ps of Bureav, bas been appointed Acting Military Goveruer of | hich Brigadier General John O. Oaldwelt Uaited erates y lunteer#, is Fresident, and make satisfactor, _ Chis District, vice General Martindate, abseni on leave. to the charges against them, 5 ele aaa TOE MILITARY GOVERNORSHIP OF ALEXANDRIA, | !OX TING VUPLICATR DISCHARGES TO ENLIRFED MRM, 14. VI0- LAUION OF PARAGRAPH 165, REVISED ARMY REGULATIONS. Tt ia roported that the office of Military Governor of Captain Eenjamin F, Thurber, Seventy-fifth New York CURRBD. (ROMA AYE STEAGHTENED Lx ONB Aad every disease of Es od Bar veal cither: mritcal 9; surged ald attended to. by Dr VON Ewes BERG. at bis consulting rooms, 316 Broadway, ear Treiftth sircet. D. Farnum’s Self Sewer—For All Sew Price $1 60, with directions. Sent by mat ted to and for sale at ine Pulr, Pourteeuth street, aud at inventor's bos iquarters, Wilcox & Gibbn’ Sew- ing Machine ollice, 596 Broadway, New York, Mr. Frsskypey, (rep.) of Me., vat Elliptic Sewing Machines. Aloxandria is soon to be dixpensed with, and the duties | Volunteors. r of th cf . RA saa nad ones wave dacoatden eports of the Movements of the Rebel Army; tho latot over ene THE BEST ‘now porformed by General Slough will be discharged by —— Jeumenant Edward Hayes, Ninoty-Afth New York | No quorum voied. Fortress Monroe. accounts of the Operations of the Freuch tn Mexico, Tho see THEN SEFOR PURCHASING: © provost marshal, under the {immediate direction of | "Colonel liabort B Merritt, Sevonty.ftth New York Vol. | 12@ Seuate then adjourned. evel Pees Intost Nows from Cuba, St. Domingo aud Central avd ccnieorncs gine Gonoral Augur, commen:ing this department. unteers. Ganenae Shepaensnenitwens ete ee South Amorica; Reports of the Blate of the Marieta, aud For Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asth- ., YOR SAILING TO RECORT ONDER ARREST AT HEADQUARTERS, Bi ehit! d other P V0 Affections, use Dr. D. FROTEST AGAINAY A MONARCHY IN 3RXICO. MUUITAGY Die WICT OF WARKINGTON, AB ORDERED, Wasmxcrow, Apeil 4, 1804. | General Smith to Remain on | “gore vines ie weapon, tauiy Yor man SMHS EXPRORORANT. For may pare his acl bee The resolution reported from the Committee on Foreign Captain Jol M. Keut, Eighth Peansylvania Reserves. ni icoie # Single copics, in wrappers, ready for mailing, Give | deen the standard remedy, and thousands wiley testify Affairs of the House to-day, in regard to the establich- CONDUCE UXT OMING AN OFFICER AND 4 GENTLEMAN. OF COMMUTATION MONBY RECEIVED. the Peninsula conta Ba etree Oct are ere atate at Chambers aad neat of @ monarchy tu Mexico, although proposing no ‘eee Lows W. Jackson, First Connecticut ar- Tho baonigeaterlee the Eoecpetieg ot pr. Reames, . Pe eral ask ty arabnee uae iaaledints tu. Beant te tespeetses. ak Etvieg-6 $n m. ear (opp ) calling upou the Secretary of War, if not ns ANtccape an aticn Europe has no Flower, and therefore no —— Gournad's Poudre Sabtile Uproots Hatr from low forcheads or any part of ihe bedy, Warranted a lia anew depot, 463 Broadway, Grover & Baker's Highest Premiam Elastic stitch Sewing Machines, 495 Broadway, New York. ipcompatibie with the public interest, to furnism to the House information ag to the amount of mouey received, | Hose inet a tthe anouat ot mover recived THE RECENT STORMS AND THEIR EFFECTS what dispoastion hss been made of the money; if substl- odulto expression of tho policy and opinion of tho people | Seocee tena ee William B. Hidebrook, Forty-seventh roscoe tas ieee ele preg ald a yer | of the United States in regard to Furoposn intervention | New Mork \ olnnices - the trot PHALON & SONS" ‘ E nt Rudolph Fitts 4e the political affairs of this contincnt, It met with no vauenaee eee ee re opposition, the only exp:ecsion belng.a regret sbat it had j _ Sccoud Lientenant Frederick Lander, Fifty-eighth New bearing {ts mame, Each b josed, the words being viowu in the glass — Bon, Perfumers, New York," Sotd by ali ve for drafted men, how many, @ot been made stronger and more definite. ‘York Volunteers. . . 3 Firet Lieutenant J 5 9 - wi ma have been paid for them, u 186UE OF TEN-PORTY BONDS. Fate date eas: Bowweens Mhietoentin Rowers | Teatoar waite $2.0 ack, and bow march nei . OW ESCAPE OF NEW YORK: TROOPS, | Murrey, Eady & Co-omanagers, Pt ee sip aren Too Beorevary of the Treasury bas determined to iesue |, {6°rRd Liapicuaut Charles W. Harzis, Ninoteente Obio | ME riper” (Ter) 0! Pm, moved to lay tho resolution im ue ‘a 7B, $4, 14,36, 67, 32, 11, 15, 20, 23, GL, 47, 6, 48. | eben vorore the» 40 partios proferring tem ten-forty bonds, bearing inte r Assistant Adjutant General. Motion carried by 60 against 46, - 3 $218, 9 ae nL Re ant sOr an 49; 067 4a) + Feet from date of subscription, thus avoiding the neecs War Daranitcyt, Ansuraxt Guamnat's Orrice, THR SUMTER OF MEN CALLED ETO GrRvICE pore at igo ee e Ree ait of paring acrsod istreat rom March 1, m8 reieed Wamnmmaron,Avetay 1S | og War tas tac yea SSD estates | «Ms Wan. H. Setmer’s Despatch. |g. siming oe a Ey ge ander former jastrictious, ‘This arravgement extends to |, The following otiesra, charged with offences and here- | C.iie interesta, to furvish & stacemeut of tbe nutaber Of Fonrmass Monnon, April 3, 2804. Bnuvor, Bxrea Guass W6l—Apri 4, 138k Hiroe. Bmbraidenug braiding, aad every description of <li the agencies for the sale of this loan. tofore published. are, exempt trom being diamissod the | Seq caled lato the iailitary se:vice since March, 1861, We DEPARTURN OF LIKUTKNANT GENERAL GRANT 57, 10, 43, 6, 13. 50, 54, 22, 10, 86, 47, 35, 19, $2. | marine seine done in ne oe ee tiy the day oF wo, THE CURRENCY BILL. Inatituced by Breciu! Orders No, 63, series of 1863, from | S24 the duoteg of each State under enc call, | from this piace occurred this evening, he hayiog boon | 53 93 16, 9, 58,33, 13, 22, 19, 72, M1, G4, 46, 47. —_—_____—__——_ oH a . | the War Pepertment, having reported that satisfactory or then proceeded to coneid he | here now two days in close consultation with Genéral Hoyt's Hiawatha Hate Restorative, A section of the Cerreney bril, which passed the Cot- } gorence hag been made iv their respective i The House then proce to the consideration of t OYTS HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE qrittge of the Whole in the Honse to-day, exempte the | egionel Bichaa T. Dnonue “Tenth ‘Now ‘Harapsbire resolution of Mr, Drown, of Wisconsin, directing the Sec- | Butier, aud doubtiess fully posted himself on all theafairs | France, Etits & Co.—Managers. HOTS HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE Deak of Commerce of Now Turk om the pera | Oa Oo TSE Stenay cata we ean Se‘ | wf he eprint He seems io Yo tmersod. with | go, 55, 91,99,00: ir 97 8 fo, far Bo: B92, 67 Py UE ERA bility required by tho law !n relation to National Banke, Ceptain Jacobs V. Gish, One Hundred and Seventh Penn- | privaice, ihe siacant’ pald for bounties, tay and equip- | J8t appreciation of the importance of General Butler's | 707" "°° Giang Gem april 41388 nigtriie’s Ts WIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE de protest of all the other New York banks was on the | -’Firat Tdsotaaeer Chasteaite Baroux, One Hundred ang | MEHte, Aue other expenses of crganivaticn; tu whut bate | command. General Grant intended to leave yesterday 36, 29, 40, 21, 24, 12, 45, 8, 64, 6, 57, 13, 46, 29. Teno Ree dadien of dbondbors, But. Meters. Russell, @ Duer end | Nineteenth Peuasvivauia Volunteers. tes (he nogro troors had Ween eugaeged, and how msPy | morning, but the territic gale prevailing since Friday Be ei age tage eR RI T'S HTAWA AVR RESTORATI : . Green, TD. TOWNSEND, Assintant Adjutant General, | Bad been killed aed wounded, diacrimivating between the rif tot Wee Eliane 4 Cashed in All Legattzed Lottc- Ts WA +O RESTORE ‘Vall bave enjoyed the privilege of the floor for several pits i ‘s diferent battles. made it impossibie for him 60 lo, ries and information gi GALLAGHER & BENJAMLN, 18 WA B 29 pears days. £0 lqug as the Bank of Gemmerce is not « bank of TRE Mr. Srev rep) of Pa,, aid that he-was opposed to MAJOR GENERAL W. ¥, eMiTH, Brokors, 310 Chestnut street, Phiuadeiphia, # es B to Resto {wave the exem) would be just, but under the Na:ionai THIATY-F1GUTH C: Ress. forniching « muster reit for the enemy, avd therefore who accompanied Genera! Grant, remained here, and witl —— 18 WA 'ED TO Risto: ow ‘3 FIRST SBSSION, moved Lo lay thé rescivtion on the tabi bab: Prizes C: od in All Legal Lottertes.— FADED AND ry AND Ww ‘Banking law (t would have the right to issue, and the . ‘Tho moticn was agreod to 0; in all probability be assigned to an important command | sugormation given or sont. FADED AND ale AND wu becomes an excivsive privilege. although THE NEMURR OF PRRION® ARRESTED. FIC. uader Major Genoral Butier. General Smith is an excel- JOR, CLAYTON & CO., 10 Wati street, N. ¥. FADED AND AIR AND W: — ve 2 bee ai Tue fiouse uoxt took up Mr Edridge’s resoiition re | ions oficer, bo baring been tried not oxly in the Peninsula ——_ - FADED AND AB AND SH adopted by the commit.ee, the section will hardly pass Wasuinaton, April 4, 1866. questing the Preeident, Secretary of State and the -ecre- spas Lottery Tickets Cashed. FADED AXD AIR AND W! ns 0 THE L COLOR, ‘the House. A strong efort was made by the domocratic CASES PENDING In COURS, tery of War to farnish che nuraber of ail persons who | campuiga and all its atvending battles, but also in the JOBEPA BATRS, Broker, 1 Wall room No. 1. 4S THe 1. COLOR, fide of tbe House, assisted by a few republicans, to ob- | afr Taeserts, (s0p.) of TM., offered the following: have been arreaiod and held {or politics! offences or any | Westera fleids, under the tinmodiate command of the new 39 aus i OOLOs, " se fy GOD- ey wing — other aliogod Gilonces aguinet the goverament, by order 1 Gonerat.in.Chief, The position to be assigned to Gonoral Attention Al 70 THY LO ‘ tain (be adoption of an additional section admitting the | Resaived, That the Secretary of the Interior be directed | or with the knowlodgo of either of thom, and'who have ATIENTION ALL. TH TO Te does oot claim ty make the bair grow in where (> hag once fallen out, Nothing will do that. whatever may be ad- vortise} to the contrary; but it will stop ita failing out, make impurt. ot or convicted by any civit or criminal | Smith has not as yet been made public, but will be one ther with the ebarges or gaccusetione for such | of importance, and commensurate with bis rank. ATTENTION ALL ATLENTION Abb. ATTENTION ALL. to Inform the Sengte what pamber of ca ding in| po ight of Slates to tax these National Banks. This was | Oyin'Uronii ond Diets ct Court of the United staves onthe | Bonet ‘hotly debated in five minute speeches for an hour avd a | Istof Jevuary the number of cases commenced : fercets or ‘mprisonmuont, and che vomber of prisoners in ae F portinnd Ne The Centar Th aed (ot alin ee ‘pelt, bet the committee aad the House edjourned without oe ated er! eee char eg the forix, whether any persons bave been banished trom co ee eee tes ands humors, and entirely overcome the bad nally disposing of the question. RR eee the togai Stutes, &o, to thie piace, as T intimated in my despateh of the 30th ase of preparations coutainin Uy NECTRSTITY LAWS, Oo motion of Mr, Ronse, (rep ) of N. T., tho resolu- } nitine, wes for the purpose of facilitating exchanges of a It does not ee vate soo ping, SHR QUIOEMLYEN CASE DECIDED IN FAVOR OF THB } afr, axrzoxe, Crop.) Of Re Ii OMNteM CBO following:— | ton was Inid on the table byw vote Of 62 against 98. swoon the United States and the rebels TUR pried and wiped from the skin. a . ‘ . THR MERICAN MONARCHY, : laws Resolved. That the Coremittee on Foreign Relations be + tree bro daya of bis stay at Old Point Comfort THE reriat 001 " | Me, Dave, (rep.) of Md., from (the Cormimitioe on wo das y : lic to judge of its meri by a that trial on the premises, “Thore eas a singular scene in the Supreme Court , inetiueted to ingutte into the pxvediancy of te. amending | voroign poh, Feported the following julut rosolut Gemecas tanien ina tte 6 to tho most perfect under TRE ‘ fe wartias to, rng 'p the original color inten days at ibe wa 1g was understood that the decision in the cele. | the rality lawe as to mate firem reel to each gov: us cam fect THE NE ee it 1 Most oases in aff, ay. orn: tenaiigeutire wentralty to those which reitirn | 4, Tha. the Congress of the Untied States tasting, and tor exchanges will coutinue on a fair bt sr *Ro'pubished the Tilowing challeuge to test some four ‘Drated Quicksilver Mine case was to be annowncod. The | the same, an? to Beet the exact measure of neutrality | oe to leave the nat f the word th RATION Y BY 0. Pnean yen he »ahadbe nd sisies of the court were crammed with an | Whi-b they extend to ns | that they are indi & apectators aod honoral , unless the same is ioterrupted or NATION v EY a. bel 2 TT Bet Pare one appoint on ae ‘Tho resolution was agreed 10. events now transpirios én the republic of M forod with at Washington—which, for the sake of the NATIONALITY By a. one to the proprietor of exab prepa Ihave the cole anxious crowd of both sexes. Among them were miny P | they think {f ib to deviare that it dues noruc | Mtlore . ta , NALONALITY bY. 48 cae eee oe eee rtatar to wee nothing cub hae od he ee. whens TAX ON TRE CAL LATION OF araTR RANKS, F peop eof the United Stuses to acknowledge ® | poor, sitio sours avd the country gouerally, wo NATIONALITY BY in oF eens tite end the, bertea watea sorten aes ae or the greatest celebrities of the country. a sodge | 1. waMrcrgg.) of N.Y. presented the petition of. | <J government erectad on the china ef apy repeat: |). py tet ; USE THE AMERICAN C PANTS the tant A certificate of the result to be published tn ali we Nelson commenced reatiag the epinion of the Court a | 1 NU ot tin, praying tbat atex | ia2cscr mecca = America, ‘under the auspices of acy ist. | Hope SH! o ae RGN ES printers ab tne saees A sar tontn et cee stas of Gedveccommoter one: tained, and every ear was straiued |e a < age “$4 Sroptedeci j ae ages NeW UNION PLAY DS. a ) | COLORING CRE _ peg tere fe An Te became more and | 22 ‘mporad an the chrcniation of the State banks, Re | Mr. TaooKs, (opp.) of N.Y. uid. if it be not a mere | on prieay oveuing. Ab twenty mtoutes to five Major REW UNION PEAY DS Ae. CO eTie beoonpestiiiat ite ion tee pacha shaheee the doetsion~was in favor of tho company, |“ ane gamremuacree Tae duig eo bustin tbe Botso, what is the uve of ii | Mullord acompsated Col, Ould and Captata Hateh ont he Rew (stow Peay Da fest fod Walt od Srauslag for’ the: whiskers’ GUS vem % ame « 4 "s 0 wy i q t X 4 . operior u a . Bo epparent that loetsion-was jn fay 0 pans . er" 'S_ DEPARTMENT, ’ ©, Piorge to within a mile oF two of Day's REW Union Pray Da Suoperi + to any dressing for the whiskers, Sold every- ane Mr. Wasos. trep ) of Mace, from the Military Com. | J# abything to bo dove with {t j She by one the listener® dropped ont. Unstening to the | Mn an A avervely on the House bill for the bet: | _ Air. Dax replied, whether tb isa mera paper fulinio® <eiograph office, When the conclusion was reached het tor orgonivat’on of the Quartermasters Department, with | tion depends 'upen whether Congress will adont ity general @ tolegray of the nts. and whether in adopting {t they reprcsout the opinion pf mindy Bepeltinend eet pein dagrne oa fue poeple oF the Uuited States. The reeciution te atmoty steamer " ‘The characters used to designate the hight popular and decidediy pretty Car NATIONAL EMBLEMS rebel gunboat Roanoke wi JOSEPH HOYT & CO. 10 University place, M. ¥. ‘ap: {er of the comm seiones minutes tosix P.M, rly after Beven O'click. at Maoogdlaliged returned here “ter Majesty.—Thts is a New Brand of roally excelent Champagne imported by W. H. WARD Bouse and Senate were thronged with anxious specals- a E 0 ot New York. Te resembles fn: id } of Mase.. reported a Dill toestablieh | a deciarat’Gn of what our police should be, t uching our NATIONAL EMBLEM! No. 7 Broad stre: e taste, ‘tors, cager to realize thoir profits, The more knowing ones oO iSezctpation wich was ordered to be | interests very pearly, | suppose it is net a auliject any HAUONAL EM BLES. color the iavorue Cll uot aed Ia destined, te -berome, ‘quite waited quistiy to take advaptage of ih: rush to buy more one wishes (0 dircuss, J move the previous question. i parions ga we os popat Ae at celebrate a wry Knew that since tho Wie bas beon cou Rut MARTTASD ELECTION OF 1864 Mr. Cox, Copp.) of Ohio, said the reavintton bed re. sactes, SHIELDS. atooks, a9 they The Vex Peteronvr aid before the Senate a communi | ceived his concurrence fo tho coramittos. but be proferrot BAGLES. SIELOS does Girmet (he company will at once procesd to make auch | ostion from the se ¥ of War, in reply to the retola- | that (¢ enocld have been more emphatic. It ought to Etaves, Bulrcbs autoti arrangements a8 ‘Till eusdlo them to pay regularly } tiomof the Sonate, denying that muy order bad been giveu hove been passed before, | It will be looked opon now os gages sotneps Sioa 1B per gros, Who.ceale, + dieidends upon the stock, the devolopomont of | bY Genera: Hix to the Provost Marshal of Amore | a rocre brwum fulmen anlons backed by arms, Aro we ‘Tots vernel tots New York on the 30tb alt , and although concn fan aie preET* peceomtpnn ios one , iu November, 1861, prior to the November election. | ready for that? Mere Fegolutions do NO. god | quien yraatiy from wlress Of weashar, reached Care | COLONEL USbD ISS Patents! Patents: Patents! . bleh bow been suspended until tho title to ‘he property YRENL SPOT TATIONS. after statowmacetip has fwiled in tts duty. Vor! Flienry Ligut sv about eleven ofelock on the night of 'be.| GOLONEL USED IN>Ts. sare. MUNN.&.CU, publishers of SOL neUrIe was cxsomed. Mr. Scvnn ceported e iil for the adjuatment aud satis- | the binns for nogtecting Mexteo attaches somewhat to | 3.) 14; , where oko ram ashore. ‘This vessel was loaded GODDESS OF LIBH' RICAN, sontinus to act ne Auscnere tay of the Coart was delivered by Mr. Jus faction of claims for spoliations committed by the Freach | the previous adriinistracton Of Buchanan, certainly to | y igh (oo a, baviog fowr hundred and {i(ty men delong- GODDESS 4 rtd bee ay nave had covenseen ponte ™ oo 4 prior to July SL, 1801 To's tilt provides satin‘action to | this. The kicLaue troaty should Nave been prossed. It} ig to the Stity wll ty eighth, Nivetieth aud otber |, ee eTEAD on to seieiting Patents, and have acted ne Attoreafa- fer Saeee ‘tice Nelson, establahing the southern and castera | tne amount of tivo rill of dollars for dima; was pressed when to late, gad benton by Now | now York regimouts, retarming elther from a furlough | PATON Tf than 210 ine Pasoeh habinanied dartes of Fosan' rant juding the mine. The } through seirnres, detentions ard esaptures made by t] Phglaed Sonators, aided by Southern socessionists. It oe cormutg ob 19 jaih as recraits, INSTEAD OF , Pamph'ets containing ee Puen 3 other: = ve he vag French It does vot cover ms embraced ip the Con. | would have given oe not onnexation, bet af. m alliance Tho hs w98 pitehy dark and a mpnsirous sea rua. SPEC! OTIC} laut fo caries Ti08 Disbet southern boundary w the Great Sierra, which dofeuts | ert ot 10%, coe (bose it With Mexieo, siding our commeres, sud in time foiling ‘Whe provensions of the United States. Tho eastern bound | hy United Stales and spam, nor those in the treaty of | ihe acheme which France began in 1860, to Ket contro! of a the straight line by the eastern base of the Low | IMSL with France. the Dili wuthorives the appointment | \ecico. ‘The old democratic poltoy of doflance to {ereign r for three ye t three thousand doi. | diciation wae the policy for thiv emergency. While he ill, thus throwing tie Twine On Forsat’s ranch. Tho | ft SuminiMlr Ot Cor tley nk iro cbousand Mabere. te | voree tp eeasienlons be only @iehes teat, i ooe'd be oo Court orders a decree confirming the eurvey of Devem- | o\pensce of the commussioners not to exesed Mfty thou. | tramed and 0 backed np a3 wont tringoratt and tho ‘per, 1960, aed Bled to the January following. sapd dollars, one aa Archduke of Napoleon ‘Maxiealiian from é@ssabiishmens . rae OCROD RENRL DIMRICTE. ‘Amsooiate Justice Seton sald that if tho Court for tbe | vty, wirgox onlied nip tue Hoare ‘ill to provide for the ‘vory eeery the gentleman froin Ohio bat Northorm distelct of California had conformed to te | vojuntary caine ot ony, pereon — eo Certain thogght {t nacesyary to Make am argument syainst the meandere preme Court, vey, | ° into 9 of other St rayolut ion. : . vith eds LSet! west aie cutie (ree) of lows, #aid be destred to put him. Mr. Cox replied he did oot make sn t agnines ho tne: got, fo the face of alt this, the chief | Phe American C: 1 picked “orew toaaned a boat and contrived to | Mapufacinre the U riay ror ashors. A second cable wag likewise | pmbloms, and they prey al cn@there belag oe hopes of gotting the chi tie paseungers wety led to swing. th elves on shore by the aid of the hawsers, HE LASDANG ON TUE WRACH . Addrena Sere ee enneee See se NN) & CO... 7 Park row, New. York o¢ becom Cornet F nad Mevedib. streets, Wasbengiou, D. 2. Prof. Alex, C. Barry's Tricopherous or Moc'ieated Compound, for presery! rantesing ant besuth ing the hair, eradicating secur and candru: Daldneas aod jose baie. curtog di seuse sie thape, rece sredlings,. sore th ng ie The Wnion, ating want cater to the Silty Svery where existing atvong ine peop'e of the American Fepnblic. Ta addition 10 the fact that they meet the popular } Kdea. they wee the perities: play ing car ach pace | ia put up in an Alegent card caus, # ‘when mot iu use. aud these again, trade, REF @WO SAMPLE PACKS 88 tf 7 BY MATL ON RI of Cape Fenr gonerauy. Sordo ore gu at thi tinoe, and the toaring of the surf of the wind added Dut little consolation to the shipwrecked Soldlory. G course ail the efects of, she men, t getting them sshore, were loat; rheumatism, y Stunt reltel jo cases 0” catert Sriiars, sprain, Cis, os P Bold by Ru Cray Moria, Privetpel odice Sta Pearl streets the ‘this costroversy would bave thus been cloned. IEP | gor in renord gules this bill before the evila which | tt, ie would vote for tt, Dubhe Wented tho language 0 ‘som te anything Wke order could be 4 Riptey Fem’ se. mSee Advertise. peared, trom the opinion, that the Oniifornia Court ws | were to tow from tai it showid prae, should bo rested. | bemireemphate. | am oad’ the enarch Uowarda Sorfolk was undertaken, | Addreat ANERIOAN CAND COMPA mitt cate w whi Under the bill Stetes unsuccesenl in firtog their quetas Mr. Davie did not know Row the to; could be iuet BO remnem@bered (iva from Cope EH , to the if “1 be — sudiaeaced by alaw of Congres ‘which allowed appeals | Under ihe Til Suse siesta ciiow and enlist colored | ners euuphalte; for the reeoatten Geclared that 4 mo | TG: Mortik the dietanes im thirty mivee, through Less Same rp aed kabie P thee of Brown's from eur voys 0 pltvate land claing. ‘The alierivg of 0} Toy ho tad boon slaves to make ap thelr defieloncies. | narehical government not be wed By 8. | es eud sure. THe chin came down pittieasly, and, 7 a ’ gronahisd. Troches Lave beoo Thoreagh's Lewed sina fret fatrodused. The demaod fyr them bas steadily increased, and purely upon thelr own erties they here found favor Almighty Do\lar runs the machine, With the ald of almighty muscle man bu vee the . and declares them free; Makes foolish rich. and wislom poor indees: « Aivords ut miseraiile mortals eras of comfort i recognized by a fo dis) woe wholly anau® | Yu thin bo hud a decided objection, ag {t would make } Ifo didnot koow whether tt waa becoming at thia time a tm hatin vo wes ‘one line it was | coUufusion worse conionnded wna demoralixe our ) to ray what we would 40, aud whether wo meent to ro- eoiued. IF I ary. Agente wotld bo rehing Into thowe Stator, | gint Dy force of arma and prevent the permanent ratad- coompetent to obange all, ‘The merite of the case, apart | ic” (ueir qeroeniting would aut only me for the | lishment of monarchy Iu Mexico, When the genticman * qrom the boundary, dif not enter Into the opinion. present, bat tor [ulate crate, and exorbirnnt prices | referred othe ee ee in regard to atrire on dug ordered, adjudged and docreod that would be paid for Whore men. ‘te this he objected, fur | thir continent, he would im, when France end Epg- bags tym 4 " there war no donb! Lue thet the efiort would be made | Inod more than onse jointly + gee decree of the Bistrict Court of tho United State® | here eventually to have the government serume the | the Fouth American repul Ye for tho Nogthern district of California, in the caso of | burton of ait these bounties. We had acknowledged ainat it by the government of United Stetos? He eines the Calted States, ia ree | the belligerot rights of the rebels and If aoy of there | did not remember ever to wr ‘a Oe certainty: Foun), appellant, a4 . | eager agente were consht tn tho rebel nes and hung, was | there was no armed protest on our part. | -vorwod, and the enue reinanded to tho aaid District | Le paited Siotes (> be held regpowstbie? The rich States | policy with regard te onr SoutLeru brethren "Sout, with dirsotions te enter a deores conformable to the are tiely nee by De yhed thoir rare dency rather to the altimate annexation of Mexico to, t! Decem w and poorer slates onl 70 no Bourn. Garver eqyreved by ihe Rurveyor Geyers), ber 20, | Mortouley. if the troupe OF Masanebnget Mr, Cox Moped that the gentleman would 't260. Justice Clifterd, who alone dissented from this \ rere about to oxy hould net re-anitet go | that the irenty of Mr. MeLavo, of Mary' wi after great ope det majority of the soldiers nei in tows fast pty A lorgo puraber of them accummedated and sared for vy George A, lhil- Lips, fiag., be lomaniy proprietor of the National Hotgi, ab Norfolk, who providet them wish lodgings. Others woot to other ret ed the night. ‘This morning Co'onol Obariea M. Wi |» Provost Marshal of ‘Norfots, (ook ebarge of the ten, and wali adopt measures to wna thera 0 (Sete original destination TWO OFNGR VEFRRIA WRECKED atne beach where the shove named vessel went Asboro, a barkentine, name anknown, lice a'so hard and fat aground, the echoower Meany Mull was foundered, nia amd two sailors of this voreo! are missing, dito beva been drowned. The fu ar with those who from Bulmonery, Bronchial or asthmatte = compiainte require them. For Couzhs. Colds, ®roachitte, Asthma and Saduenzs they are satiroly edicaciios, remor creasing Gt One# \a power Penance to our beloved despot: Vi ing underground railronds to (be moon, B: house 5, the au L- ty Photographer, te Almighty Dollar and bie stay Na GS Broadway, Ht, Nisbolee Galiery FH 5 z 5 FI 3 tag all obstructions, and ‘ac’ exibilitg of the volves, Teeth Like Pearia aot % fess obtained bythe se of ja! Popes, Meersbs manufacturers, 387 Brogime street, gear Bowers, sol! goodeat wholessie aad retail, Pipes cui to order, +e, aired, dolled aad waoun De Hon OF the edeler r \Niions, On and (li thelr plieot Wit Caer® cofered’ meu through } & view to nunexation, but to the transfor vias e orth sont Cour wteamors from here, proved to be the oe “Bo.odont.” ® AE .. a Ea er nen dee ci stund thoccy eva thus nue eiate wuld he rape | of silver aunually toonr own gowntry. Jt wae brokea | Oropc.c: Thomas A Svott, The vesac's sunt cutfrom | A Speedy and Permanent Care ef toasts nce, Delon brew VER GHQORUT OF COMMODORE LEVY TO THE UNITED | oc onted in ive tolnty Uy goloved men, bought m1 down by New Pngiend “ ee hove rewrosd, but fourd poteapeot ihe missing | Tostamt Pala Aanibilater, Gold everywhere, Ts removes 1 ‘ Lega Bat eS ane ee ene ie bean Dona” uae ve na coco Pd Srerthe ove ‘fide favored the treaty, ana | “yl n i iia! eatin de pear Vine Ghiners: tooth, aivea tne to” 1 prom a totvor Of Attorney Goveral Bates and tholopal | Stato were fightiag vith tha beat bio y Cold | some gentlemen on the other O FOR NORM CAROLINA, A Thomsand Rofrigerators, from $a 50 ~ oy oy ails fragrance to Ve mi | ON ee a ae ee eae Murunw ax, (rap.) of Obie, salt that the Senator bad Hea ate apposed Mrs Mokane’s treaty Was the pres Boi) jnrctoad Cup, mite reigns and passes ore, | aR. D. BAssFORD'S, Cover Inatitata” : tinkte irony w oli oan Te sewn to DKw Geog furor + communicated to the Seunte to-day, relative to the bo- “vas the, cietingtion hecweeu Mv negro aod | cnreor of the prasent rebellion, and the ealeniation « — He i Sy douapiote everywhere, at 75.ceAte per, Reis be 9 druggist Almighty Deller Takes Almighty Pno« Fong ! ‘auowt of Commodore Levy of the homestead of Jefferson | w! troopk. To tho WOMO Mod enhsted they Oniisted | that wheo wo permitted thove engaged im It to pa “ 4 dhe ede he sho United Statea, It appears that the property io into wath Horite n regiments ag they wight individually | this ment, the Mexican foil would oxy togrey oa, HULM ES ceanepay Gate The Great Spet Hat Se teen es solect There wore some ebjections to this bill, eon it | territory. ‘The trenty propcesd to secure priv aster et Nowbera, Captain Gold — tented—his customers are happy. ‘elu dotight te ‘eludes Montinelto, $200,000 in reat estare in New York, | coonned atone to vhity troone, [t would alow agenta to | loge of intermeddliog, contrary to the polly of our Kov- f Comrolagary at Newbers, apd several tend Powerfal Day and Night | j mat Deautifnl aes their tasten eld aml the eeimo. saad $100,000 in stocks, Te te bequeathed im trust (or an do: Bouth to o@tiet dinck men ae Uniled Slates | ernwont, at any time until toall; Moxicod wae roonod | iypeg diningnithed militery officers, e Sriny send piseres, te Bald, oem cease and ae * aM mh as » tha suseees ‘agricultural doboo! for the support and education of the foie: ba Rea wu to the aeveleney of a ee Ot Bae ee cael Me ies Gish a perens \saiaagst rum eoermauatss orem hyaied osiahiite | ‘ ante Oks. : Sunt Spiictan, ebvyg jo abet tn too uty aa 08 <3 Spr Ashpldren of warrant efticara of the navy, The case BAY* | ieee was uo reacen in the world hat Ni Vicw of {be subject. ‘That treaty granted peowntary aid, | Gare Hoare At Norfolk, and wit havea large ran of | ee Z ed toe hat RMON g den taken to the Now York Court of Appeals, Attor- | should be allowed to soud avon wi ooare bak gad ps yy we 2 have apres bie Dev are 4 Gre mag Soeae = meade by ma Spectect _—— oa " 4 O teicte bo reerwit negroes = Rivers Sint jorvel 5 ie however, passwd Gieve to me had mages tho seasou, nt re ie i al gery Couora! Pater vs pends any Foectatnstdation cabal mye ty ¢ Lhe wa (rot going on. We cow wished to decinre vyninet | Signor coil Wo Prove anydtiiog Yue uRotabie lo all coms Feng, Or AAT cad Might without po'acor fatitue. Highly ian tale een cane Leont, but ta Cleposed to look with favor upon the assump. Me. Tanieers, Crop.) of Wi, t tihars @ Furopsan Fowor planting its foot on Mexican soil 0 gerrot, Miss Addl Andergom closed an eoqtgomont at Peo sarinearied hy the. BEMMONS, Oowllew | Rongrs Physaicgy, vhieno <¥ion of auclt trast for merely Charitable objects. Of tuit DIN would Hace n very Bad 4 eit y¥. | Catablishing an empire, either onder an offspring of IN? | pi5¢ pov go last evening. Opttolan, 66 Broad, rye House, Oaly 16 cents, or 81% & your, L osesON, 12 ENGLISH AOLITION® Ho thought tt was & wrest mise to give 1are® | Haysburgs oF gome: acion of the tantly of Louw Napoieor.. ications prinoars Picreriel Soable gun Tor Agaaa: anon THOMPSON, = “ bounties. We should have » 6 | He wired the world to Lear (ho empir tie cocinrst!' | yg, of the Schooner Manag Sait—d. Matohetor’s find April pont by rat geste rn Coe é Mr. Morris, of Ohte, male an effort to dag to get the | amplo provisiona (or thoir (ami ies. aopelt thie sys | that he erection of a monarchy in Mexico will not be Hriganet A world. Unrmieae, roliable, inate FOWLER A WZ, WE Brondway D Susion granting tho hall of the House for address | tem had gono very far to create (lio bec efor onother } recognized by the paopte of the Untied States, Tet tie camtine Ashore. fecrdy®, Bold by ell droge “- r - am P* ote a noah rouoinded, bat failed to obteio a | (ret. Vettes nugmenting a gtemt national, and Stato, aud | consequences reat with the f Forrams Moxnow, Apr %, (844. = Htore to the Mant pateos Fi froin Coorg Thompson ro y Dus Fail city debt, inflating Whe curreney and troibing oxtravas ‘Tao cosolation war thon wt Yue sonoovar Fanay Bell, Captain Fox, g Philedot OCsdar Camp » for Moths, fe entirety s unig fot eee sad pension af the ruler, Tho addresn wiil, therefore, be | gai ‘The bill would Kot ‘only place the Staits ia com. } of ope hundred and ning yous, aa follo <4 1% fort Hee . 9 Grow Phils: pase ~All dattvered an previously announced. filon with Cao another, bot with (n@ geacral govern nm Mervara, James O. Alten, Wi Ja,Aven, Aller. phia, bound to Port Mogul With Coal, Wad wreaked on tho | rettabie, thoroughly oMicleut; ite durability of @ permanenoy a fate vaca de «tet (AGRE OF NATY YARD WORKMEN, bounties, sn eesraittn be Toa Lutes enetentieett Would Hy nate A ienaan. niles, wait | tle of U pho betaine: Alon, 7, by mintakeing AOS | 66 Hy aepended on fur 18 to BE om aratotully fragrant, | Winatere ite sete, hovérotan foe ‘The aidiowition concerning twadequate wages continue | stop. He thoughe tne Uti would have adad effect 1a every pn “ ; Ne ote anal oy Aonry light, Tho captain, and men tom mon ona 16 te among your Cure; | metioo! ths Kobiete Hipateniqne, 75 conte and Bi ’ nd oc nial Jy “an at ws Newey Yard, nod Hie force of employ ow is daily at Me. Witsow wold the bit rame from the Sloat talniening, Moms the since A Comminsion Wan Appottted | received tie KnH7 » oe fe Rowe rene, te watan of wager pald to private establish: 4 among thom fer who deel en! ei A Wrigantang (5 9h%ore On tha heasl mouth of Cayo | Bot by eit deongiete HAPRIA & CIAPMAN, morn | | cqctarera Boaton, gale makery