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FROM WASHING

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Run'ored Fight at WiAiamsport. Nd
Sartyi thousand Men now VA Masking
ton -Alfairs at Baltimore. sso1I
Es..ed WASHINGTON, Sunday, juno 80.
To the Editor of the Enquirer: 7ai 'sa9 hs
All very quiet here to-day. There is
a rnmor of a fight at Williamsport, Mary
land, in which one hundred of the Con-
federates are reported as killed We
have nothing authentic. 1A i's'..i' ~ ~
: OF the thirty odd men engaged at the
Matthias Point fight only three have re-
turned without hurt. Jack Williams, who
waved the flag, was promoted yesterday.
With the regiments arrived to-day there
are now here sixty Thousand men. 1t is
believed that the Confedstates have double
that number in Virginia. Twenty -fve
thousand have passed through Knoxville,
Tennessee, alone. - .H
The arrest for circulating com promise
petition in New York may have some ef,,
feet on peacefully disposed Congressman
Baltim ore,is quiet, but am Informed
that General Banks action in suspenGing
the municipal police has caused q bitter
feeling among the people, end turned
many. Uhion men 'sgainst the Government
The Northern CORES pcndents win have
II tha. there is to be d forward movement.
I can see no ,fhdfcatiohs oft. 'ss'.'s'n
sy''' : .''9''.' 10 S8s'ses GEE EVELAND. asi.
pa - .--lAllieaI sa2- q 9I2Tail A5=t II
@i2@ W .euIy;ayTSaS,i az ~; ga ~ .aooGaao
10 The Editar eti tie E'aqairer: Il EsEI i
1t is generally believed that the Fed
eral forces will Auakeean adysace en Nir-
ginis1 during 1.-The cemiug week They
wonld. have moved before, but lGeueral
Scott desired more men here and the TmIt
taryl coatroh of before! action,
and tu uleayesnoactive. enemy in, thegear,
Is Five regiments arrived last night, max.
ing 81 ,60Omenenow here. boo ara s.li 10
4 Harpsris Ferry has been again occu,
pied blythe Confsderates. idTwo regiments
arrived there yesterday.isi1t is known al:
so. thnt! - large forecasts advancing, OF
which they are the advanced gnard sm cd
Johnston is at Winchester with Is, eco
men. aud Patterson is at Cumberland with
10000 Why don't he advanced e9s
The Confederates' BccountEof the skir.
nish with WalIace's picket says that none
we're Killed on their side. -'e7hl Sataiois
Advces from Fort Monroe to- day rep.
resent that Magruder is preparing to ad
vance on Newport News, div aesisse
The late rumor of a compromise origi-
mated in the fact of Judge Mason, Of
Maryland, and Governor Pratt applying
to the Secretary of War four days since
for pass through tho Government troops
in Virginia to Richmond for the purpose,
as alleged, Of opening negotiations for
peace; was eeurteously received but re-
EfasedThy Mr.. Seward, because it. might
commit him TO, the enterprise, The
scheme. it is said, is not yet abandoned.
There is the best authority for stating
that General Dix has, not, been, ordered to
the Department Of, Eastern Virginia, nor
is it probable that he will be.
+ -Four hundred sick and disabled volun-
lteers were discharged to-day s7s sisa
I The New York Tribune Of to-day ac-
knowledges that tie Bolts letter was
bogus. - ''''a = ss casa
''''1''' CLEVELAND.
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,ks The cost of fitting cut troops up
to thspresent time to the State of Connee.
ticut. including pay, provisions, &c is
over $60e.000.
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There are hundreds Of thousands Who
would; this hour, rather see your capitAl
city with not one stone left upon anothes3
than to have this Government wiped rffop
the memories of men, as it. would abeky
such a suicide"
What an awful thing II would Be II MI.
Crittenden and the patriotic Union men
of the North and South should ACCOM-
plish a compromise that would. prsssrvs
the Confederacy and set the old, wheels 81
industry and trade in motion again. aud
cause peace and plenty to smile upon 1hs
landia' It is traitorous evens tes ,hi2tpef
It'll bs'gi1q :! 5s7essH sd d9idg no seq
-sso9 e ---7-=- ---7-=- - - ~ s-.z 3 "
tW1 The late special Congressional
elections in. the free States are elcogrsg-
ing, signs, The, radical :xss,ifrepreesssi6ieo
copfictn mare being defeated, aid aud ssoaH coEH.
seryative Union men chosen. in in TIER Ipfi piaes es
We ealready alluded to the elsctioh 81
Mr. HARRISON fog Congress. 10 tie srro55HM
of Thomas. Cor@iinn, resigned. in this State.
In Massacbusetts Judge Thomas has been
elected Sin place Sof Gharles9 r. 9Adams,
resigned. The political opinions aud
stat usiofoMr Thomas - re- ahasE dsGned
nths Boston Courler.o Hssays; bsv;e,..
laati,M5I; Thomas was nominated,a ,and .cAo.
sen as specifically a, upipn man-a sup.
porter Of the Constitution, q ffiebd 10 attif1
enforcement' OF ire faws.a His f9raI4
peliticai8ssoeiatipasaH&resiaith thegWha,
party sof aM sssacblas ttsss in JkhdsEipfs 10
supremaes sssdsogIpryss Qfs,lats, ,yitb
multitudsso in MASSACHUSETTS,. Fho have
called thcmselVss Repdbiiccaahhs,1 ftoSf waft
Of an 6rganizatiouf wlifcif attej cdiiaaeA
ea lskefy to'bs Of rffeciive SERVES asa7sts
their old o bponentsIof the. Denottatt No
has passed u;iaHisra the same slesTsSStiaSi
and has Voted. We presumed wfth44is Ref
p6bfican party ii % ohHiI II wisEob tssy4apa,
thy With. the extreme asiewssamputedsee
fher,' J rs fdade insnifess byssshe aeipo-
sitior ofa Ks re ras wing Il o tia "a ohlrfaa
tion..sco9 1a7an zas eg aaf yiinf,dsis asisss
% We wish al The Gnsu6bsts DE- eoastess
ID the free States were 10 be Chosen Ad8
before Congress meets. = Few, ffiaSyidM
The ex,remo Abolition school eooidsiBS
chosen. AZ it is, we trust the nae6ibzla
will respond to the changed tonei'6f p6Gs-
ical sentiment in their districts.
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oRenaaskebla Lakes.

GoS 3isas oReraaykaloles lakes ads en-
On tie top of ridge Of molntaipsjn
Portugal called Estrela, are two lakes of
great sxtentsand depth, 5 esReciallypone OF
them, which is said to be unfathomable.
What sis chiefly remaskab biy in then. isthat
they, are, CALM, when the. sea is calm. and
rough when that is stormy. Ii is. therefore,
probable that they have d subterraafnseaan
|comnaihieetien 'with1sthe oceans aad aAis
sesmsfo he tcon6pmed uby .1heir;thsawipg
up pieces oflishiPs, thonghs alnsost foEty
niles distant from the sea,. i...,.;.r
There is another extraordinary fake in
this country which, ii is said. befofe a
storm, makes frightfui rumbfing noise,
that may 1be-hearf at a distanoeaof several
miles
aaAn nd weare also told Of q pool, ,orfoun-
tain cailedstFersenciasHa Hahaaf tYRntysfdSr
miles from CoinhEa, tbssea aIseshs not uqply
wood, but the lighsest bodies thrown isto
| il. such as cork. straw, feathegs, etc, w6ichs
sink and are never seen aeoin sssE1ss
ta To those We may add 81 aematk kabls
spring near Estrsmoss which psEri6es,wdo6
or rather encrnsis it with q case sof stone;
but the most remarkable cifrcumssancs is
that in summerIitthrows npwater en- osEh
to turn several mills and in winter is per-.
1fectly dry VSmitA's Ronders.fs -ts
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The Adminlstration and Compromise

- frFt rltr g
a The, Washington correspondent of the.
New. York Tribune is distressed lest
settlement should be made of our unfor
tunate difficulties and the Onion restored
without 9, long; deyastatingciyil war He
says; ;ssS 5gs,g!s es.f 49,, -.
There is another plan which you shall
know under strict secrecy. Our old
friend, Mr.. ,Cnttenden.. g. -
tssqpeIhnous lags the veteran on the stage
Mr. lCriltenden, ! say, is coming here
with q dozen new pocket handkerchisfs,
aud we are to have the big yearly sniyel
and SLAYER over the Union, It. is, our
semi-annual visitation like the two eqpi-
noxes.7 We hope to be able to settle all
trouble without fighting. Al that our
Southern brethren want .'is to-, be let
alone.n and that is q reasonable request
sad ought to be granted. We shall send
you home, boys. to your anxiops mothers
about August l., There has been no
great harm done yet.msssss 10 aoisss7a
5y y = faqq4g*os -
This is what some men, and men of
power, too, would say in Washington, if
they were honest and should speak out.
This is the secret motive which holds your
army inactive and binds the strong men
in thongs. It will not Go. Lieutenant
General Scott. Messieurs Secretaries,
whoever it is, you will walk over burning
mari before you make such q lame and
impotsnt conclusion as that. The wide
nation loathe9 the name Of compromise
and will spsw it out of their mouths
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y!IiO!ILUME XVIII.
A . trg
BINGEN ON THE RHINE.

~
= r,,r muEpurNH
bAN1EN oN a = -" u "1a--.1 - - 1 -
70 sss'ssaa
ss A soldier OF the Legion
-aaS lay dying at Algiers; y sssss
49,. ,oe,. Of xroro ans nursing.
M =. - = -. a.. - - uo,o.,,s taar;
-as 1ut .. comraoe s1ooo oesiae hiin' as
Whih his life blood eboed away,
And bent with pitving glances,
ss.s'f4 1Ta bssa,r bs,r y, what he might saw; *3I
-7s,r,,, - l.a.i.;a.t tf.,ter.d. asf2 "a
-tf.fA,ln'Sy.ts Ane Snyi.nts so1o .1as, ss .zst
.sas Az he took that comraoe,s nana' sas3
70 And hesaid, ii never more shall see aazsJ
-hEif nv own. nv native land; - assa
No. ssa..s .,,d !. toten d5isfs, -
sse 1 A.ss Nn1's1'ssNss' -
500 osomes y ies y aieg a
ba Fofd was born at Bingen, t5st ssesbi;
eAi AZ eBsnpef t1, the Rhine .nts sfs5goslh rs
1sisa9Ksi ,Es asgH a5 hsEa - aso As4g9s
xasl :, ,E .5s..t -, ss.io
~. ~, ~.rsy :, =, r,,f,,I story
i 3, r. ,,iao ant vinevard ground. s
- fo,,obt tba hattie brayely- .sSs2e
ess- ~ =, E ~ 5a ,I,a aav was zone.
=, ~ cornse lay chastity pale ssf -
sss- .l,a mo sI,p: istsi-s fts
q =, -: ~ ~, y3a.d ean3 dyino .
oid in vars
On their gallant breasts,
r.hs iast If many sears; Ais staeae
Ffo. s.,ra ~. sers vo,ii,a and su Idenly
-e*- rsh;n5 H. t;fs,s morn decline.
al, 80. "a coma from Bingen--
u - 49,, gan on the Hhine - aa5in
sa tessf
x 80, AZ !. tar - sons
81 irat; vas IKE altruautl bro, a7sF .lielT
.rzsS -, ~ tbcn gbt his home cage: osls
q W. M 18th sr MAS a soldier, . a. ,3
saslsf And. syen when a child, u sT sls7os
~, ho.,t sanad forth 10 hear him tell We
.vgili!rss I. ]. rs e.r.. and xrild.z
.sa.AsS 1s.s.s :, i; "a .sndzIeft ma =. sirs4
ssslf NJ a;s;aa his scanty5 hoard. Bs8
ii t.,.t tbsrs ,s talea avl,ate,er they would
Nd 81 1snt tant NV fathers sword a eala
An5 ,s;s,, fbay;sh loye hung IL
{s - w S1,,s.s.lt1,sb brisbt Hebt used to shine
N an cot,as ss wall at Bingen-.failszg zgsssg5
Z Cal,n Bineen ON the Rhine.
3,lfa.5 I~gseS x 4
.stf..s.. 80 I -,
WIN ths troops are marching home again
with olad and gallant tread
p,. look unor tbem proudly.
s,,tf = ru,tb o.lr, and staadfast eve
4 ,s src, her brother was a soldier too, efs-s
", S.,-s - - r.L:,s..I Az - ~
ana not, aiiaiu ar. " ~ =
- ana ma oomraoe sen NOR wv
Las ASK nes ~ m ny nse
~ 10 listen 70 MN Ainu'yi
>" ~ W1thoas regret or n', snalne- =
Anato nahg 'ne oia = ' so'u :. - i's p'"'o'
.iF,ss Far ths honor of old Bingen-
.ztss s. Dear f3inren on the Rhine.
.sea x sl--Tr s sIss s.esy
There's another--not sister
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A. Good Witness-The Object o.. the
y fsi-SinSNar. ASH ssAT1InJ

A Good 'Witness-The Object Of the
y i'i-SlnSHar. ash esef1inJ
sWm Lloyd Garrison. the distinguishsa
Abolition editor scf9t BostonrLi6eratsS,
declares, that this, war is not, waged for
the benefit of the slave. He says: sNa
"Take. as ore of the detaiis Of ibis
evidence, the letter of the Rt Rev5eAiea-
zoaPottesr Bishop of. Pennsy lvanis,ito
citizen of Alabame, datsdaMayo q, pub
lished in. the Mobile 9yi5Yne. and copied
in the New York O5server- Of lie 6lh inst,
which contains these se8tencess .,.sY
IL do nosTbelieEe that at he North
one man 10 6fty; desires an invasions Of
your soil orgthe. destruction, Of your,so-
.cial.system. Oply the smallest number Of
fanatics think or talk OF .slass-yg I've
whole question is one of sslfs d desense,. tna
of Government or-ao Government.
"Hers we havethe result ofstEe Bishops
observation, and aiso his own feeling iu
regard to- the slavery qaeatiosls aIlnIfeel.
ing is directly opposits toa onfs. ssisce,te
.esteems those fanatics ,wh q, care, for ibe
rights or interests OF slaves. But his, OBJ
seryation precisely agrees witt. ours. when
he says that Tie great dsjotity ofoN0f-
therh men are not even idisphsed TO iilter~
fsre ngainst slayerys2 liiw aas .ts1sonrsq
Il Those at the South, xho profess to cen
slider this war an Abolition crusade ought
to. receive Mr.. Garrison'si tes}ih6ay' TO
the contrary as truth, for they kaiows fs
-hates-to give the evidence hesauetxibad
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- SaniUId's Liver luFig0ratoE and Csfhaztio
Pills arc tOr sale by
CHtRcHLL BRO, Druggists,
klo 8 ". cur Pub, sqHara and Ontario q.
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NEws.
WAsHINgToN, March IA

WAsHEGToNi March Y,
The President to-day nominated Amos
T.,ef. Naval Ohcer st Boston, Willard Phil
lips Collector az Salem, Massachusetts, Ru-
h1s Hos;ner, Consul at nkioti-on-tbe-A -Aainei
Archibald Williams as District Judge OF
Kansas, and Wm. P. Dole, Commissioners o.
Indian Afalrs, were confirmed By the senate
to DAY.
Other nominations were referred.
ENQUIRY at the proper quarter warrants
the assertion that no order has been yet IS
sued in reference 70 the evacuation OF Fort
Sumter.
Al Secretary Chases request Geo. Harring-
ton Chief Clerk Of the Treasury under Cor
vic. to-day entered temporarily on the dis
charge Of the duties Of the Assistant Secre-
taryShip.
Rodman has returned to his former position
Is Chiel Clerk.
Gee. E. Baker Of Albany, is appointed
Disbursing Clerk in the State Department,
# The municipal authorities to-day presen't q
Mr. Crittsndan a copy Of joint resolution Of
respect adopted by the City Council In a'-
knoWisdRinR the honor be said he should re-
| Tire from public life with full confidence tne'
I the nation would soon come out OF It's srug'
qles and be able to look with joy upon The
dangers which had cemented them more iirm-
" together.
The Armstrong court martial organized
to-day-Com. Stewart, President.
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FLOUH--llarkst has again declined for common
and good gradss, with uederate business doing for
home consumption and limited export damsnd =
70 pay over IS 10 for extra state. -gL
Sales arc iea90 bhls at Ss,oO@S5snS for suPtrnne
state ylgsie ior eztEa state, S5soOgs,0o u to5
N5sisrn; q Ss555 ior s6ippihg brands extra round
h1qped ghio; ahd l5,61470o for trade brands do.
sees - so0 bbl6 q S5259s,75 for common to
RHk kFLQUR+-stsaay. sales at ss,sOe4,lO for
CORN MRAL-RaTkct ann and nominaliy IN
t ISY-lIsrEot without important change,
V7zRtli Market rsles SLIGHTLY IN favor o. by.
- ~ enly nlaited demand Tor export and home
l,7f 81 ltur1 and delivered; infsrior Canada club
g. t.l5 Milwaukee club a. 8, ,a0al22 In store and
e pntside price, good white Esetefh at sf,E5 eh0icy
. Fhlte Genesee q 81 So
3 EE-plli saa scarcely % Arm. snlss are 2IOO
RAl{Il Y-Ms:tEst Without imTsttsnt change.
t1lea are 6ae bush stata 9 lsc.
REQUEST at slightly bgttsr nsi sass are Is DO0 bu
q Sc Tor prime old mixed western in store; 5566Oc
ae mlze9 LeltsSR y Taliro4a eef9t deliyersd,
81 ~ ssE soathsr yalloEi oo9e7e for pew white
0kTs-OnIy 4 nodsraie business doing. sales At
IS ior western and Canadian; 'f93oe foz
f6RI II-lIssi.ss snil ana !. sbsse lower f,r u,ssv.
80 aais sna etcesnged iof prime. Sales a-s 90 bbll
e ssiiza aor nlessi lh7s for thin messi $3.50 for
BFEF--Pricss nomiusfy anchanqed The s.Iss
are 20 bhll Is ~ 100 countrY TfIne; E5 7s3625
ter pon1tfy nessi tsge MO repasksd mess; $1,000
.FIEIlIE mss REIsF- DAN sna noHinally
BRRF Hkals-steadg and frla at iasiso Aste
~ S7IsT n SSitaTs-stsady ana ia sood demand
SALES ct 63z9e4e HhouldsIi sh@9o for hams,
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@9alfiHFs
DIR. SWEETS
EERYous4 4hR hhIRsoRnFRs

dor. ALL OF WHICH IT Is A
Liniment e prepared nom the rsoipe 81 Dr. t6pban
Sweet, Of Connecticut the famous bone-8ette7, anf
has been used in hia pIaeics for more than twehtJ
year8 with The mogt ggtonishing aueesss.
As An ALLEYLATOR OF EAINt its unriTulaI
mo1t sksptical may b eonTtnce1 BY afuFie trini-
:, This Liniment vii eqEs 70 idly and radically
sands 81 cases where it had been us6dit has nsSa
TFoR NEuRkEGIA, 1t Wiil- saoTd immediate ~.
lief IN gyefy Case, however distressing, VI
It viii relieve thowOrst casss Of HFADAOHH a
TOOTHAoHE = al10.lsill q cufs instahfIy. Hsl -
EOA HAHNOy8- DEBILITY AND GEEERt II
tnll Aipinent % most happy and uni ling rameV.
Aating upon tle nervous tissues, III ltrsu = =
sns sd Estivae5 the syste, and restores It o es.
FOR RiLES--As IN external remedy. We elii5i
that y ID the 11sf known, aud We ctallsnEe the
distressing con piaint should .iivs Il 4 tfsi f Il
VII Aot al e alord immediate relief and n ma
e5lsI q sS,s3 = WI sleet g RA DIeAE cure,
l.9inel 11t l7I(l z1l11 11l . llEll1ly aQ-
plieattol 81 this Aianens viii never fail to cure,
off6s ioii5s y M n y oceIr Il stSiscts5
-. l.orst cssq may Be conquored By this Liniment
Hrpiseg, Cuts, Wounds, SoEss, Ulosrs, Burns, and
1id1 Yield reEdlly so the WoIidtriul hllilG prop
N uled accoriinq 20 dirocfionl. Also, Chilblains,
Llog1ed Eeet. and Insect Bites and Sting3.
= EVERY HORSE OKNERa
should hps thil remedy e hand tar iig timely gse
rFgTentr rfhoss -fofmidabla dildales, % Whifh an
koTlsI ars ishlas and EEieh raldsr 90 many other
WIaa Fahnahis horses nearly worthless.
! OTsr loVT hundred voluntary testmoalals % the
Ecndsrig n tnls AZ lnapt have
Of thom from pdrBon1 IN The hiqhast ranlzE Of M
~ 3sa' CAUTION. .s..L Ell "a
70 avoid imposition, observe the signature and
7flreneag cf Dr., stephen sweet on every LABEL Nd
40 fsts1hen Sweets Iniallible Linimant bl6y76
IN the slsis Of each bottle without which hoho ~
genuine. RICHARDSON q COL
wTEyT sole Rr0prietorg, Norwich o.
Tor SEle h Cleveland y Wm. Flike, Strong end
Armstrong;, andbF ail pTpggBts, ssplT.R 1sdfW
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OoMMEROIAL.


j
r. CLEVELAND AIARKET-AIARCH II.
FLOUR -stsad7, With aslss in small parcels si
SsoO Or double extra rsa and s. 5O9B75 fer double
extra vhits. Buekvheat Is in very limited demand,
and guotsble ct SI,sO p oWt.
WHRAT-stsady st yesterdays figures. Sales
lcarS ro ct Sl,ol on track car do at sos Andl
car Whits 1t s., ,ls. llI r joidJ ~ ~
C0RR-sals, I car ct sc on track. s s
OATs-ouist At 2s@2se. s.
HGHWulES-saIes are 90 bbls 1t ll1ko.
sERBs-Thsre IL better feeling In the market
for clover, and heIdsrl - ssking S 8f,25, with
EAlssOf oobuah prime ct to OafEids hEurs, n mo
ny haaAaEsnosd, ana hsI S5ld At 81 5szs76.
LAHD-salss, sOhsds good country rendered Ct
aHc & E. i-s7ss .alaf F sa =
P0R K.+salsa 81 Bbis Ho. ! mess II SIS. 55
EGEB-stssdy, WITH sales Of6 bbls At llo. -
BUTTER -sslss bbls good ct ise, -ei,l .. -
RRUTTs-sals Of 80 bbls dried apBlaT At q, in
eladine packages. Dried peaches aEs held, and sail
ing in small lots at &c for unpeeed, and l2@Isoiot
peeled. -fl4
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Last Nights Report
s6urHRRN ooNsFITUFIoN.


MoNTeoaiEEY, March I R.'5
Al laws shall relate to one subject and be
expressed by letter. -
The President and Vice President are to
hold Office for six years. ~ ..il.ls7il
The principal officers Of the Departments
ana the Diplomatic service are removable at
the pleasure Of the President CtbeF civil
omcers are removed when their services
are unnecessary, or for good causes rea-
sons. ea l.-e1 -
Removals must be reported to the Senate
when practicable. ~ .a9- 't.et. n.
No caDtious removals are tolerated.
Other States are 70 beadmitted TO the Con-
federaey by vote Of tWo-thirds Of both
Houses.
The COnfederaey may acquire territory,
and slavery shall be acknowledged and pro-
tected by Congress and the Territorial Gov
eminent ~ -lt
When I'VE States shall rstify the perma-
nent constitution, Is shall 81 established for
such States Until ratified, the provisional
constitution shall lIemain ID ioree, noteztend-
ing beyond one year. l.r .ii l1 s5.si
Nothing Of interest has transpifed in Con-
rzre7g to daT. . rIE ftla b t.i.alrsr
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nRsrRnlsrIHn EInR.

NEW HORK, MaFch12.
By the fire in Broadway last night the loss Of
Nessrl Nastorton a RCmar, wholesale grocers,
who occupied the hFst door aud basement OF NO
Sc is estimated at about $50 600. The stock o.
Henry g. Hart cap manufacturer, on the second
floor, was entirely destroyed His loss e estlma
ted a $1,000. The remainder Of the oalialng
The sfoSf Of Marx J. King, furrier, On the
first door and basement Of Ne s. was damaged
hv water 70 the amount Of s5 900
lresrs. Rice s Goirgetuen, manufacturers OF
chiiGren's hats, occupied the second noOr, and
sustniuad slight dalnnEs by water The stock Of
Seugsinck and Rahmer, cap manuthcturersi on
the third dOOr was also damaged BY water.
Wessrs. Curhsrt 8 Bro, wholesale grocers, Oc
cupvinr No 58, also sustained considerable dam
aqe by water. fhe loss on No. 81 is estimated ~
so 400. and we understand that the property was
AZ known that the intention Of the President
isto irst hll the vacancies which exist, and which
must be allied during the present eesssop Of the
Senate. Excepting in 9 teW instances other ap-
posntments win be deferred until this is done
IN the meantime applicants are required 70. hle
their papers in the proper departments.
me olaoers Of the army met at the W ar De
pargment az noon today, and IN company with
Lieut. Gen Scott and Secretary Cameron pro
(eeded TO the White House, and formally paid
fheir respects TO 1Ir. Lincoln,
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FROM NEW YORK.


NEW 4oRKs March T.
The Tribune Washington correspondent Of
the I1fh. say Il il runored that d. C Little-
John. Speaker Of the House Of Assembly OfNeW
York Stafa, has been appointed Ccngnl At Liver
pool ard that Mr.. Vesey, t0ru arly Consul at
HlTTe, has been appointed Consul ~ AK Ia
ChaneiIa
Con. Stewart has rendered his resignaticn as
the Fiar OfHcer Of the Navy. He takes occasion
Board which dismissed him, with much feeling
ana effect OF course the re- ignatiOn viii not
be accepted, and the Secretary viii doubtless
make Il the occa- ion Of complimentary request
for his continuance IN the service
Its proposed 70 stations vessel Of war outside
OF ChsrlestOn harbOr 70 collect the revenue
Amos Tuck has been nominated az Naval Oh
Ger Of Boston, and Mr. Phillips as Collector. Of
Salem.
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VIRGINIA. CONVENTION.

RIcHMoND, March u.
In the Convention to-day, Mr.. Summers
made strong speech Of three hours advoca,
ting the peace propositions, and urged such
aetion.a as would meet the views of the whole
State, and showed the folly Of passing a Sc
cession ordinance for reference to the peo-
pie, as it would divide them. BE said that
Virginia ought first to command peace on all
sides, then call a Border Conference with peace
propositions as g b2sis Of adjustment then
the Convention to adjourn over to await the
result. BE expressed full confidence ofevent-
nal restoration.
Tyler replies tomorrow.
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TEXAs NRWs.
Nv O1Lrlrs March u.

.I-.ll NAV ShANAAE MafSA -
Galveston, Texas, advices say that the
troops formerly stationed at Camp Ringgold,
had arrived at Fort Brown on their way to
the coast. -s.r .,C-
The steamer Daniel Webster was 0atside
of Brazos to transport the Federal troops.
It is reported that 1000 Texans were sta
toned on the Bio Grande, and reinforcements
were still arriving.
The Collector for the district of Brazos had
resigned and resumed duties under the au-
thority Of Texas.
I Col. Ford was at Brownsville, Gen, Nc
Leod was in command at Brazos, and Gen.
Nicbols At Point Isabel
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