The Sun (New York) Newspaper, March 4, 1865, Page 1

SUN Renin totme } NEW YORK, SATURDAY, MARCH 4, 1865 TWO CHNTS IN CUMERNCY . TWO CENTS LN CURRENCY | parte ent and conctides by saving that the ceneral | eof was driven back, a Majordiencra! was beastly | comling fen yen th 6 paning of any Confode- Th I a st Nev Ss elehance of prisovers effected under the inatructions | drunk atthe very time he ahoult have been fur. | te bon ote or serip, which was adoprod General Intelligence. of the Department is in coures of execution, Aud it 19 | nighing ammu wn and reinforvements to General The bill em then ‘eae and the 8 nate went lato % Exveutive Session (By Metl te he Hos Tork Sua.) | houed that allot our prisoners who are in the hands | Gy, Y nut ote pre capitired OF the SeOee will ee terrurned, A futlouch of 29 | Gholéon, Tee hundred soldiers wore capture 4 | eine the | because thar ammunipon waa exhanmed. Whi ; By Telegraph = the NW. ¥. Sun. das leas el to them as they are recurned to the Soy leu wath Game ts ae an Ue Kembein ine. ; <vehrie alin, roa a wii alee oe ain city « nbapoll 7 Mr, Wilson's report from the Committee of Confer- {| baring been received at St. Paul's to commence the News from Virgi ia. 7 Rebol News, From Europe. by ms path ghee en Carsicnes, teveae drawing jrmediately. At opr nuraber of Louisiane planters are going ., ! b Reports from the (Carolinas Federal Ac Two Days’ Later News. tho intercet. of (re drven and wulte refugers upon an | to the interior of Texas with thelr property for ar- : ty Shollnadvameonagng Valley, Kio Mis Veanahiy Oekadi Hem Likenen ina dna | Oe ander the direction of the tecretary of | CSFN7. ADVANCE OF GENERAL SHERIDAN. be Richmond journals ot Weinosiay renew sires p : Was, inatew mokag it en to ent oure@u Taxdeficit in the Pontifical budget for 1°66 ie | Queenstown 19th of February, arriv fax yess | It ibnts te number of Aaaletant Commirsionere 0 | caleulated at Sve millions of Roman crowns (about an ‘ abuse Gov. Brown's messace, aud censure hie | So has dase (ale t one ' «0 ja each ine DON. (100) pais L nchbur. His Object | turcar, Lier dates are two da aler. Mia and Breeides the Pentis tie eb. . . . attacks upon the Confederate government aa bi- The Peace Conterence betweea President Lincoln ani aes fat : Mgt bl Al, s a pe etaatteas rami’ s " J 8 timed and injudictous, Under the bead of no nows } peeradbetc govidhdetonte ' dy Abend Act, pled tie A gl Don. BAG 8 & nr smile, the manners of @ er tt no ni and Mr. Seward and the Come teoare Cor elonere, ‘gaia. Hee ie clear as th Y uM of ahs | Don Juan, anda Hie aort of expreamion LATER REBEL INTELLIGENCE. | fom 8 ertuan, the Seerint: saya: Mesere, Btepheng Hunter ant Campbell, continues | 5) hn Teecikilace akplionieee oF the Usetteas | Sata “What a self-satiatiod tool," mak! lady, The news from the Boush looke favorable ant | to be the leading theme of diveirsion ant veoren a6 7A All she tombers of the Conierence sia M3 a a a t <3 hen Th a. a pho ad ise ‘ “e ' ° k “ 9] We hope soon to gratify the public p pleasent | tion, The failure of auy terme of pr nes hi ine agreed , a Things Looking Favorable, Intelligence from that quarter upon was geuernily credited, but scrue dou! t existed | ‘the House Mit to amend an act to provide ane. < re bat ely a vait eal a oR nd Fxeattwen intimate 16 | se i tional curency, war called by Mr Sherman, and ne Wheettoy (WV) Inrationnone, of the Li, GEN MEADE EXTEN iN The Richmond Frastne iimates that ¢ in reward to tt bit iw t up by Mr 8h . sous. “rake Gib u Ruiner te) ted merce Gamkens 2d 0 6 HIS LEFT. bia wae probably burned |y the coufederstes and Tur Anwy ann Navy Gazette thinks the Peace» ree ; z day afternoon, which we coud not! to any res 2 not by the federals as reported, It states: Conforence meeting only marke a new phase in the |S iN ecm) aac ney Commities of uae aes Hable esas) ne, our dh “i at n lows age , y t no m w ene mil mo plood ¥ cor na the boundary line betweeor V the Revenue Dil, made a report. [See House pro- nm County) bad been pobbled up b woof the A Battle Expec ted Any Moment, | woiie marine no siturion t any military move. | bloody conflict. It makes the Jar hh b | SouesaenY, as vopeicarea daedi-sirce See wares ¥: | MME We Wea‘ tioe Ueewon at ta Savneciae mente now fn prowrese in the Carolinas, it ia not | the beiligerente broader and deeper, and renders ‘ "| Heat Virginia Rogirvont was a part of the ca anea Fi 1 : ’ : improper to say that Cul imbia is i by tree . a it | peace, it feara, impossible, till one party of the other | fica Gi TSIEN A? ‘ garrison.'* e wition ¢ : vIr@ {EPRESEN . A. ight in. HM lorida.n. | eueny, ener» terce portion of the city Nel | ace won, by the sword, the fight NOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, PARC GMATS. Kaine IRA hua hes n destroyel by fire. A rumer fwhich 4 eon. We A reeniution was passed that there be paid ont of the r doubt exagverated) baa it that three fourths o In the House of Commons, on the [Tth, Mr. Layard, ; c men of the Birth Ohio Regiment vietted the shan. REBEL VICTORY CLAIMED. | city was desroved by fire the origin of which in | fn reaponae to Mr, Watkin, bore testimony to the contingent fund to tie unsuccessful claimants of seas | gies at City Point occupied by the contrabands, and Ses ¥ neialy Mats 1, Gen. Hampton is ead t Aa | real, tact, discretion and ability with whieh Lord uae ae tat sand Arkaneas, two thousand dollars Re edl Phatskal a Tow with elt IL Adee hres fired hin bouse there himnael and t) have seen 1 1 . » | @ach for mile ‘ omen belng by v be le Lyona had dlecharced his duties at Waehington, Io " ; Berne Our Washington Dispatches, er sent to the ground before be left the place. noone of many thousand easor bad he failed toab- | The bill to prevent the eulletment of persone charg- es Ut OE ele aA AUN EN ay Sar HE LAST 0 F RE $. 10 Disraton has the following ou @@ recent | Coe jhe “ri ores f the vera rel and te ee of with crinie in the District of Columbia, as substi- ron ane : iat contrabands bave n rene a heen ao laborton mM hind epatehe , ' H URS 0 CONG § apecch of the Rev Henry Wart Beecher filled early Sou polumes, Lider auch carcurmatanevs | b6te¢ in the army or navy, and to prevent frauds in re " sa of Manibaide eae 29 Bei ary Ward Beecher eaps he would give all hie | it wae not surprising thet bis healt! ba broken | the District Jallin Washington, was pas It ap- re if eaarires seh aL lhe a rats “t ay SAE gies Passage of Important Bills. (icine to wee Now Boicland i10n8 preva ieee ee een een aa one would. rernen, to | Mew from the report nccompanytag the billy that | hundred and four years seven months ami twenty it We bavet ubt of that; but would | Waynington or 1 1 nea line, Mr. Beverl seven f the prioners ia the jail wore receatly lot | eight daya, w weeks mew the papers . oF be wie bimselff If ay why bas he not volunteer- | tiume was most autiafuctortly discharging the duties | out on bail and sold aa aubet noticed the at the polls on the day SCENE AND ENGI INTs eral Mat) Me Paltcned ui on bait atid sold wa mbatitates \ ; . : ¥ i i the Union Semy ? With Bis améaing Fy Me ibd 5 ph x cave thet seven hundred and Gfteen The House wctaton the bill in relation to various | Of the Prestdeutial and voted for Presid: nt —— “ owing up people, General Grant would hav aye thi aera to che fritiahs | millé ‘ hth Waal one } 1. | Lancolu, The voters of the town passe i resoli~ Are for m invaluatiointhe mines before Poters- ave a LB e i: Hy we 0 Hilitary matiors to which had been added the amen: tions of respect to him on. that occasion, at ‘get a bu The chief of New Boyland ides high idea " . ont hae appolrited W * Fraab atory enrolimont bill, The Committee on Military | gor was addressed to hin by President Linte ony en f \tselfwould greatly ; e our happives#, | or <inith as He itiel Conan! at Sevaunat Atiaire Lad recommended the atriking out ef the sec- | Ho wae a member of tho Stato Legislature more KIDAN, We have too loug sutlerod aes people for ot e want Detuonat as jo eupport of ree Amor * Ald tion providing (or the uusteriug out with thelr rexi- jan fifty year aye of easurance and me if-mes rt While New Enu- | Rociets took place at Raver Hall, in Loodon. on the = Reported Advaace of Mis Forces ead it jiand Wes annually celemratiog the landing of the | idth inet, sir Thomas Fowall Buxton pest mente of such men at bad enlited for uneapired ' ct thas rporye © pover t a Janestown fest.val. and | Speeches were wnede by ih, Coflin and Dr, Hay oes, | termia but the House retained tt ae a Ts ved fu tue Rickinoud par | Pogrituy we never bal sdvtiesiown fesieal § Mere Ler Monte Tae unease rite cat mare! wu |“ Rejoicing Nation t a need saweny | Lever raised s mouumeut w Cape Join Bi on tal te of Gunanaipatiets “ ike out the provision hold . S c ‘ : * | the founder of South y vp, and the man Northeru cause Ing the prinetpa’ Borce, indicates the object of the preparations | 4. whom New Eu ‘i ebted for ite mame The Anas asp Navy Gazerte says, the English | propor substitute fnown to be in progress in the Valley of the Shee | Wo #iall be hen | army estimates have been (ramed eo as reduce the t lhe Senate's ameodmente to the bill were © tin "or we Lecowe thor t i sisite th of the army by about Jou) mon @andoab. For some time past it hae been ev cannpent ate ' euty vtumerce haa been ti erac, | France and Sweedea The intelligence put pers relative to the tae cases responsible for an in « ted on, igned between Mr. selene, trom the Committee of Contere dent that an important movement was pending ip to revard reported on the disagresing amendments to the fi i The abwence of any allasion to America in th that vicinity, The hasty departure of General entre « ation of t ft pest y a mike td Emperor's mech to n o lawisinture attracts atten Freoduene bik which proposes the establishment Hancock from Washington on Thursday, for Wes- and ¢ ther planets an! al: Tus tion in Bngthand J of a ureau in the War Department, for refurees " ages wh ritn Kock the Holy City of Ihe Pall blail Gaverre aaye the queatic ‘tread ee fern Virginia, was probably for the purpose of | Qiaerica, and cv Theodore Parker superior sion of ve A ; snd Coodmenun affalra, aud for the care of abandoned inertc i \ ‘ . | 4 taking the command of reeson the Unes of | Moacs. Tha ay for he vlo to tt "e of < once mee de the ranch | a . ; e Upper P. vac dit , enc of Go cu selves, if they want to be happy and W bave | » a 5 n> ‘ he report waa agreed to. oath ca sn - = been e of . oir fiber people Weinie wall of (hee porte a by Fou but Brows Ly taal las . jab 1 le Subpoaete . he er w - shat tho latter will make | oy pichmond papers of Thuraday have also | aud the Knp Femgreed with hivn Tho‘ #allbttea are daniouly ‘Geomnd’ aha ‘noua bee @dash at Lynchburgh, and the courage of his The Bpanin foreiem attains had an been received, They contain « telovraphic dis- Sad, to Congrere that a treaty of peace had been | 008 @re unable w obtatn entrance teh from Fayetteville, N.C. statiog that n sieved between spain and Vora, the latter poy tng an Mr Kice, of Mane. called ap the senate bill regula indemnity of four hundred milion r it le re Jopatinient at the Navy Veruyian iademnity ie te be made in con sre ib gre Feacitement moved that it pla of wu lic upon the table, but oe juerum voted, and then the ) " Italy) telogram eaye great ubene, 0 no " ¢ Singleton ha i Mavi arceret waa a tee ti alia ella aa adn ervey a has | vasied there It was thought that Mazzini wis at (he | aoostion was taken by teller and decided in the uege tive arrived at Richmond, [bs adds that his mission is @ | botuau of th tation, | eruption of Veruy inte @an detach sufficient force from Petersburg | commercial one propomug to exchange beacon for uae had yet cecurred, That Mr Washtburne of Hl Lt reckon we bad better have the reww snd nayeon thle troop# and their devouon to their commander war rants the strongest assurances of succes, As Lee must have seut mont of his cavulry end an much intsntry ae he coud spare to con frout Bherman, 1) is not supposed thet he eral forces had adv ting the pay at direction from anced ir Heverals he vl , «th v tuoluist oe : to defend Lynehburg The apture of : tte t A 4 e€ obbe . payeta pbitoate that bis view PRU Lee eee beseech Mapluh’ abe 8 of # prival aracte sc ugh | pper “ Son. Verian Goveruments, the intter having refued fo thie place, though les# finportant to the Co Congres#iuan Wm © Rives, of couciude a treaty of commerce with Turkey, ou the federates than the defeat of Shertuau, would render | is eecst. The Creat Celebration of Union Vic orice To-day—The Procession-——Vivery thing as, bas resigned Cries ot "Cull the roll” “Let's have the yeas and eat ue beavis ne with other powe re, The Porte threate | iy), and Pverybordy to be Keprescntede. c ri cutting only re- LATER, to withdraw the heense wy lerrian tere “ sak i Richmond untenable by cutting off the only re ‘ » heer whe Porte proposes & general amnesty) tor th A thenaave waa received fromthe Senate: but the Remarkable Trades Display=Uil @aining source of #upplies with the Buuthera Washi igton, March Phe following 12 from | typlicated iu the syrian Ait ee An cite of | THiC# UF the clerk who announced ite purport could uot Well tn Operation-—sewing t de ui i det totu rach) etate that the city o Btates, The distance from Staunton to Lynchburg | the Richmond Waig of March at: ae Raiuoual dolails from Braght ates: thal the alts OF'1 bs alitinetiy Keatd, ev ing W the penerdl loud eonvérs Mashihen at Webkeuiae be sixty miles. The Blue Ridge intervenes, how- From Boutisipe guinary conttict lasting fit’ hours Great m riality | sation al r the hail ware Made and Distri- . : o 4 wy Sandu on ite ture ve Dewstlian fver; but in case Sheridan's army moves in full] The Exvmmas of yesterday states tat the ad: Hee ey aeiean Monteckion. The Handa ot | [be Clork commenced the roll eall, but before he buted along the force, ou is anticipated, it is not Lkely to encounter | TANCe Which was Cireatened Mirco 8S" | the Oriental Government waa bout to send ® Com | bed proceeded far the apoaker rapped and exiled bim Konte, ete. eince has been checked, if not defeate Guper tiesioner tO burope to solicit the mediation of Franc “worder le hime in om " any insurmountable obstacles tn passing the nu- | it rain aud for the pr t rany) possibly Brugil quesuon beiyh Phiehadthe effeet of sormew hat losening | , , ' inl. | the nolee; hunt {6 coon broke out ORATIONS ASD FIRKWORRKS Werous gape or passes, Should he thus eafely ad- | be « lone But the pu vod a be mur | Loxpow Mosrey M WKET. iI hg funds pave Partin re iA ne ihanew ‘ ace i prise hear of the conmuencement of a battle at | ly revived the fall produced ve first in i hen the call was concluded, the epeaker anvouve Be preparations fy honor of one recent victortee ance, every step will bring bim nearer t) the | The enc has not Ww irawn any | Conference, but auder the in aaron thet the | os that the bill wes tabled t te of BS have been o Jetext i fanious Routhside Rallroad, lon ysoomed to be rane Ape . 1 : Ayes f tot t he Conterence ot pot known, abied by a vote of 65 ) ens againat save been complete!, an Promise to present @ you \s ad, g eur ; | pors ‘ ws he ls ie) 6. sear lly re-eeun! tee Meesre suring | 42 aya grand and attractive display to the citizens of Now 2 ee A : i ae reactines# for 1 he curl. bea he news ace negot ote ‘ 5 7d Gereral ‘ tive point, In shorty ald ‘ ty se at 1 p ihe enemy ig he ! ieee af i dees te 4 | Mr. basaon, from the Committee on Coinage, re- | Yor, to<iay. The Committes of Arranger onte herid. “ mt of the Diue R i yl GR ete ignengdy og TAG YOO ORS tree's ahs at ‘niin dab a . Bheridan force the parses of the Diue Riige, itis stends o hes flank mouvement some atance | on subae Ht intelid ence to the present quotarions — 1 I tela bill, whieh was parsed, to authorize the coin were in session at the Astor House all day roater @ctimprobable that Grant may order Gen, Moade | ¢ pther down than the acc {bia sate oper@tious, | § brie's which went to db are bow Jen Au | feeot Three cent pieces, to be composed of copper and tw Yankee deserters cate in yess | lilinow Central after reaching 55% rule ot Slab. me. | mewing rount bie army towards the Bouthade | A .arge nun i h troaay atditfereut points, clniming the privilege Cowmorolial, Raltrosd, and meet Bheridan half way, thus com: | tad them under General Orders No, 66 day, perfecting the arranverments, and in the even- ing rewoved their hemtquartera to the 6th Avenue wieke!, Lt prohibite the issue of any paper fractional urrenoy below th JouiDation of five cents Liverpool, Saturday, 1sth.—The anles of cotton to | Phe Senate bill to invorporste the Freed Hotel, To«day the Maison Doree, on Uniou 8q tare iy a q on of Rich nd, . f. 4 ( a porate the Freedman . polling the evacuation of Richinon DICKINHON AGAIN AT WORK day we * nb ley ear The Bier ee fe dull with bus ings aod Trust Company was passed Will be occupied by them, and the building will be GENERAL, SHERMAN A special despated to the Columbia Frqt mre Lreadewuffe rin ket ulet and steady. Provisions Hille were paseed placing the namee of the widows | S#stefully arrayed tn flags and national emblems, F i Fort : eal dated Marranna, Fla, Feb. 11, infra that jour quiet, Lard inactive, at b9nt roduce #lead, rom Fort Monroe. of Genera bake pal that Capt, Dick .nson bad ¢ tured ¢ Lumen, 1th ~-Consola 53°. for mone Whipple and Berry on the pension | The tailitary aud police, as well asthe citizens, wil! Fort Monroe, March 2. The tail stoamer Dies | pr.sovers, Ineuding one colon ee Py aa ve Sore Llinois Central, Olsabth; Wee to receive $40 per month during their widow- | be peahrbiys force in the procestion, The fullow- is i : s and one Heuteaant Oy 16 Wagons sixty Lorde, be 4 i W4 ing will be the jator, which arrived Lere at 4 P.M... brings no Peron iline kad 6a Hig oh Kenia: ote The a A bill wea paseet to facilitate communteation with Link OF MAKON, oews of importance, A gentleman who came New Mexico, Arinous and Colorado, so as to give to down on the Dic enemy host in killed, fiv stor, and who left the Bpottewood | and four wounded, ir including the adjutant, Congressional Proceedings. luding their colonel. Not From the corner of Lith atreet and Broadwey House in Richmond yesterday morning, usys that | one of Dickinson's company was los wish | XXXVIUth CONGRESS—Secend Hesston, | shy ond etalilshing an artesian well of ving waler | down Broadway to Astor Mouse: up Park Gow ou u Richmond yesterday mv n ng, #ays thal we had more of Dickinson's mpauy along the aye ope set on of land on which the well ie located, and Centre street to Caual ; up Canal to Bowery ; 80 intelligence of the capture of Gon, Sherman |g uthern coast. BENAT The rules wore then suspended (so thet all ladies | 1. po were and 4th avenue to 28d lag or of even an engagement between his forces and Gen, B,J, Hil, baving been authorized to raise Washington, March &.~ This being the last morn | might be adm to the floor, as 0 la namber bed - 0 y : a even ~ street; down , , nal ved Ricb- | @ br wounted me 1 North Alabaria, will | gy the session for regular burinoss, moet of the | not been abie to chtain eeate in the galleries d street to Madison avenue ; up Madison avenue Gen. Johnson's ariny bad been received in Rich tore alternatively at Rome, Ga d 1 Mad : r wond at the time he lef, a6 10 A.M. yester mas } He ee eee has artic. | committees wade w large nuuber of reporte, goner- | A resolution to pay the employees of the House, the | Sud around Madison Bquare; down 6th avenuc— 0 ny fh 1 M. ye « ‘ Ala. G tomture ee . s niou q Mheavy storm hasbeen prevailing here fur the te Ger HiU to fpreclatia a esty and pardon | Sy asking that their respective committees be die. | reporters of the Gone and the librarians, the extre | Shence to Union Bquare by 14th siroet dest ie . ; , i 1 wil coon improperly absent {rou thelr coutuanus | charged from the cousiderat.ou of the mutters uawed. | componsation heretofore promised, ‘This, after vari Tho fllowfug Uage will bo displayed slong the y * nipineempeimmnenat who may jolu bis brigate The reporta were concurred ir jue preliminaries wae adopted, Une of march: From North Carelima, Inar 7 polut, t vie be ae 3 thing ts q ne fe Mr, Collamer called up the usual aunual post route During thoes proceedings the ladies availed them- The first flag fired upon by the rebela—heing thee Newbern, N.C, Feb %.—Revel desertera who | 8° Lagi: hoes ek oh ttl Drak hale bill, to which many amendinente were made, solves of the privilugy sccorded, came into the Hall, | of the “Eupire Ciy,'' when approxching Fort pave just come in report that Gen. Loe has ore | pp heusicn ts felt of a i alt Le the at The tariff bill wae then taken uj and occupied the wofas, Some of them were after- aera Pf Sater lh be holated at the rost- fered Go'deboro’ und Kinston to be fortified, which | Blockade running betwoen Galvision aud the} Mr Tritubull offre! an auendiment exempting ward Invited to and occupied the seats of membery | “The flag of the L ae “ Martford,” fay Weet Indies ia carried on very succemsiully, per vode tmnt eastern = bd “th | the gentlemen neglecting their legislative duties for | ahip of Almiral E 1 il - w be carried into etl Goldaboro’, } pecs the atid ’ Nh wor adopiedt ahip miral Parrayut, will be bolated at the order hog \ ing ear ed a ° oat aboro hope rivalling im this reepacs th @ porte Aus Hinge | et jueudihent. which was | the purpore of conversing with them,and all appeared | Union League Club, un 2%th streat ? he says, must te held at al! hacards. A large force | un and ¢ sae p Ln rat i. % bg : mte ore | adepre 4 cuenta per pougd ou | very happy, The first tlag raised ow Morris Is 1 at its cap MDa vash ROUE ARRYs SEH MET: Sb Beiapery’s pay fortt i ht The goverument strce ia lexas 1 ae ane iS ed an amendment providing that Mr. Morrill, from the Committee of Conference on | S4F% Will be huised at the Main Stand, throwing up fortifications eee and at Shr evoport are full uf cl thing sud other nes | part.ca who ve acted with the Governmet the dieacreeing amendments tothe amendatory In- THE PR ORBKION | the increased teaith t eive eh ee 2 ne | t } eonsur aiinaied ther lAgtbeas On this, GeO ;taate tries | terual Kevenue bill, made a report which he explaio- The proceasion will be preeeded by police rewine. The Inauguration, he tom fitting out at New Ores a te bee | Oe anopied i by saying, na tothe eppointivent of ten gevenue | ed and on foot, followed by the Oomrnitrer of Ar , heved by bigh authority in the runs save ppl Mr. Pomon - § to amend | trik nt ls mhe'i nad of f de ‘ ! ( B { vural noroy movid to a 1 y eur agents loetend of five, the Senate receded, ‘ Washington, March, The inaugural address | Department to be iutended for Galveston ud uvt | ceute por 1a) fue on ratitoud drow, wud iuectting 1 | Pann thet emaendinest teat thee ceenae HAP ae ano rangemeuts aud Genera’ Hall, the Grand Marshal of President Lincoln will be brief—not exceeding | werite | ste. Phig war ndopted i ; for Aeeeseora shoud be enuged at seventy ceute for Firat Division robably lumnn in length Yhe army of the Trane-Miss'#s\; {nin excellent Mr, Mprewue offered an amendment, permit the | each buud Hee, ‘This would have viven clerk: > ia } probably a column In bi . ein eile Hition, [he tro pw are well supplied | importation of nery for the musuntacture of tn toever sweor throurhout the country, and The Fizet Grand Division will sonsist of two Baltimore, March 8,-Larve numbers of our ‘T We cinthink, fot ie rie ware Alt | Hise tule trom p und ax for ne 08 trou the nw NY me Ad not Fouuire it. Ow Rock Oils | divisions of Natioua!l Guarda,followed by o wumber titizens will attend the inaugural ceremonies bor | that is required & tiaty therm com A Lew The bi i ae t . 4 ‘ re ‘ade Ay Te eens of distinguisbed military and civil authorities, 1). ri slate { ‘ f tes aud euty theusty pay ol their @ UI) was then pp ; morrow, The Legislature Marvlend has ad- | issue of Boles and 4 y ) to have adraw back, and uow there will be no draw: | cluding Gen. Sevtt, Gen, Anderson, Adm! Py Mr, Powell offered « resolution, tendering the | tack. In relation to exempting certain books from J 7 iy rei Pau) tration, thie imatricken ong the confececs telleving | Uae Gov. Fentum, eud the municipal, State ead { du v a] he ° , ob re : journed over to e ethe members to be present The messaze of Gov. Allen, of Louimana uryves | thanks of the Senate to Mou, iMinuibul Hamlin tor n be es on WOO! onl } y a ‘ that we whould obtain all the tax w rule 9 office: The ratn bas resumed this evening, and iafaliing | the pacing of 200,000 new " a th oe Mrogl “| the able oud edivient discharve of bis duty during the | iat Bol pute a al tbe tas 9 could from whats county officers, peavily, a e tit feat Wee nto Dottie “Nig ? * | pant four years, ‘Thie wns adopted unabimously | tied) coneurred in, The senate proposed to ereate two Second Division ——------ Universal approbation ip Ly Uideis ch ein 1 ib danale than ies { paasod @ bill to exter ries one to and the other 15. This was abandoned hs Waid theta se ars Report of the Secretary of Wa PROUNLKS OM THD BORDER The Sena'e then tool up'and p a bill to oxte i Aut ante Conferees, The Committee mado @ The Becand vision will forma ou Nduth avenn Washington, Mareh The secretary of War A correspondent of the Moutcom@gy Arrmaty | time for completing certalu land grante W rails | cous roniae ¢ 1) per tt yen iuete ed ol 6 £0 a and Fourteenth street, aod will copaat of Gi merala y sponileut ¢ , ie tn the ‘ chivet yuod. The clause ne to the tranepo! Y ; pout to Congress hie annual report, which he eure baa otroin Grenada, Mins, saya * re on the | romia mene mare f Michive: pe fi i | 4 ticles free, w ba allaiad 60 a hy: Ruapant gta ite Dix and Peck, and their resperaye atails, and the telaved in order that Lieut.-ieneral Grent | border ar a@ termble couuition, country | fhe House re sor regu ae ee for inspecting | ore over thy plains aigne {he mneome tax remaing | officerd and ex-cffcers of the army, and soils i sin Alled with band, f re aud rot veereleon the Lakes was pa eed the an io ¢nine aod ibeciue trons rem) estate 5 urnieh @ eutninary of bis galitary operations ed : aed pr nh ong veda | The Senate then took up # bill to repeal the follow. | purchwed within the year are to be included, In re discharged and on f¥vlough, wounded sul liera, peummmary has not been received, as the ac ppd Bh cag piped Lage . | wae evan Sone © At Ob ww etanips the clauee hus been oo amended that ua citize! U y , e x i rf pliner in prowrese demands bieun- | © ul the tamous days of Dick Turpin, and such ® | Inv section of the act of July % 1 pntitied, “An | instruments not mtauped are tg be vold, He rec} oo led eltix tidy v0 Now Enxland Reliof Aswni tavaty eae nin wrese demands bi ; reyn of terror has beeu inuugury tout trave ta hoe ta bat itte te concerning com. | eietted to a tex ou cotton we stricken out, the | Om, and the Col, Young's New York Btute Vuluu cewing attention. The secretary raye the military | givost completely broken up in some portions A ! net | Bnei couterc sretucing to concur unless & draw- | teer Lnatitute ere pvente of the past year have been officially pul the country. Coupied with these ar wuercial ute.couise between loyaland iueurtectionary | Pack wore viven on the manufactured urticles, The d Ondets will bring up the rear pathey tra and are e ly known in every | Uers diers returning to ther bor States," thx on bat was only AIMendO to lange trom Jan Places bave been reserved for clergy wen in the ey spare |, ‘° y ¢ ' } " vow or ) t ! 7 } i) o Jui, ao he to give m wore tin . ‘ branch of the yoverntoat aa throughout the civilized | luuchs who are vowing ve eon apoculators in | section 8.—-That ft abl be aw fl tog the fecratary Be aout) fatasntel cicteun | lied nner aitaling Beovnd Division of the proceasivn. Pho constitute a series of caccesstul marcbor, | he ern counlicd Ww uve relice oO take) of the Presury, with 4 " e Proe A Fs py : 4 pieces, and battios, attesting the endurauce apa cou ( rate bey ivr cork aud other nee ssaries | ty & vrive wventa lo par t the Luited states | the tol nd bed ite 1h relat m to the bill kd 3 Third Division, pee of the soldiers of ‘ 16 Lu ted States, and the gal e, their families, and unless something ig | AD produc i i Phatew declare tue ur eee ' on, at ete iM ble with by dutive, The Tho Third Division, under Abraham Wakeman, try and wll tary ekll of their comnumnders 10% ‘ Fuch piaced a eredu ela eaienatod by him, @ ned os ? . y and ® i wm Hise 5 t : A : 1 nh swe way look | f prives as slial ate 1 with the seller, not i sles Wee ‘ ay the senate coufercea, Inepector of Customs, os Grand Marshal, will try state of allaira here duriug the net + Hous ave agreed to th s ached tre re har * er ‘ “ ibereot atthe place of wiutuent of Com: service than was antic pated The esult of the voi hth avenue and Fourteenth street raioni re to mitdurine the iecess to examining fate | organize ou ue c riheot the markets Pape F ° ; 7 ? . subect of t tion Ravings 8 off er recrulbina 0 Fvic® un e belt ens ¢ alle for | ROM WORTH MISSIsRIPPt, Hee +f i New ¥ ae OF th Ianat bata it terns att ole pat. eaGkhia on ie ie consist of naval o » and euilors, and troet d pbruar cb le and Is, wre | aid { 0 BOY Tees te te € co on the ») , cord. 4 - ven in the report Marebal General Fry, | A Tupelo letter furnishes the following {teua fof any products | Geenelts to sake piich OF My ala Mer 4p front yetom Bus officord, Among the striking fea wie say's int rele ¢ ieee nilamene of vere | Gon. Forrest told 8 lady bere a faw Bago, tt {to be i maid, out of | Sos pasa i nw al Biaton | ah tures of this Division will be revenue barges and na during the autul 1953, over 146,000 soldiers, | 5 be le e toh the tu we Ay of! ole ‘ Ne “ ¢ # Scull eunctele” er thik nee pertien ; ; wou d i i Ves t , hs Ae iB 4 ured f adod ad rn vs the Ms uae rourb other paw of the lenge aaa wd ipa Ply shipa drawn on aix echarged, were secured for three veare lonver, | ~ yc pha il Hee ig, Ree the provisions of this cet I property #o pur- oy es eet trucks, and iwauned by eallura from the Nav Sec rnizatioums bich would otherwise have teen toa, | Five soldiors of the B Arkansas Regiment wed shail tee forwarded io: saie mb rich place or | ‘The report of the Committes on Conference waa | Yard y the Navy u View, Were pre 4 and seerulted x froze to veath on wu racr @d Wolo @ tow days | placed ua ehall be ceslgnated by Ui retary of the | adopted by a large majority ard, ; r enced oflicere wure retained in comman is) ag } BA Tiwawury wad the money wi iai } we , the | x t 4 Tienes pee Fourth Divtaton, joce Dee perormed oh tees Gel part inthe grout Col. Patterson, N t@ brigade in Rod. |) payment ofpthe purcha HOO) ib Jaw Oe O Lied led ta the The Fe h , pe palan of 1S04, und ite lmportence to the country Shan been BaHyaly OF din break. pebses Connected therewith, eball be paid into Thal abaie nad ate nof thanks was passed to Hon, ‘ Fourth Division, under Mr. Heliginan, Mar- ea be overeetimated, ihe :eeult of recruitment |? Up axils in Alabet ny the Missisa.ppi | fremury of bbe I we States, mud the accounts of | ao. yior Colfax, for the dignified, al lake canton shal, will consist of various German Asaclation s ported us untavorable be |! thie} ) , : q wii dunes s received gud pad, etisll Le reudered to | 3 se allbats J » &ble wad courteous . ad stravelice ds coutinued with | live Mauy of the farinera ia North-east Moss | gud’ credited Uy the prow eceouting ollicer of the | discharre of the dutica of Spouker during the present and glee clubs, and German Military Companion and 39,094 were arrested between Oot. 1, Isdu, | 8 carry their grain actors the hug @ ide | ‘Poeasury ts aeaue and Benevolent Bocietiea, It will furm « ani leh, by lodd, Tbe total number received trom | tilled into whisky, thus evading the law prohabit- Mr, Wileon offered an amendus requiring the | ©?" qovsinuaaeibenten J vr op Seventh the getabilabmment of the bureau to ct. let 1504, te | jy red cot , jelvery © ihe nto the ente « y ite ima@pnfactiure, wiile many poor ecldiera | delivery of » ae of the f.750. The Vereran Keeorve Corpe on Oct, Lat, 1564, | : A avenue and Fourteenth stroet ‘ A i Tusne are now in Port Delaware ab 000 ss Tiewsury, vouchers to be to the owner bout 2, re siated of 764 oflvore und v>.7% men. The Lat ae | families are suffer for bree k 4 wt tie Toe ol the War, This rr adooted. s payable | bel olfvere aud 0,000 privates. About a hundred FUth Division, nov vied of y civee a eurrmary of the gor Worile Gen, Gholson wus fightin f Fan ee rele Wivon offeres ap amendment punishing by | tock the oath of allegiance recently, Ey The Fifth Divinon will form ou Mixth eveoue ory 6 takki Le ai . pave Bivads of voveras baseaus conuevied with the De Levees keyph end jos ao aru ¥ vt £8 aos iret Aud LWditeouluMut Bor axe | revi Ged Sym Oks tabldi tly Gonsinwed on Ue bees page, -