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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS.


HEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.
IA We are determined to convert our merchandise into
OF WHICH everybody vii oo-v-sov
M p'ru'A o. All nj aSSsEsK N e
Are invited 70 examine the goods
1890 White French China Soup %
800 White French China Covered Dishes. rs
All other pieces nsoessary fS Srr
At corresponding prices
@ Gsnsy rsnsn Chm b Tes Ss ss M
800 dssen Silver Plated Tea spoons IS
4oo dozen SILVER Plated Table Forks Is
~ So, .sr S pS,s r IA Ss, rsois
20 Silver Plated Cake Baskets IS
80 SILVER Ps'sa Ice Pchsr es'
90 Ivory Handled T Rnisn
600 dozen Cut Glass Gobets Observation-Disclosures. rs
5 Cut and
600 dozen Bohemian k ON: E5Sssr d SST.
From the celebrated makers John Maddox Son. Stafford
Ironstone Chin. Dinner n Plates, sIs Dozen Is
Ironsone China Soup Plates the Dozen g
!ronsone China Soup rureens each ............. %
Ironsone China Covered Dishes each 81
Ironsone China Toilet Sets, pieces. 90
Our entire assortment of
Comprising styles greatest variety
city Tor sale at equAsSS E 10Y p THSpRFn
Fanny French China Dinner Sets containing from 100 2s6
pieces r q: g = sl price from
ONE HALF
The usual price.
Any one having need S e 4 spr
Can make a handsome saving by purchasing
NoWi now Nowl
Goods bought sAd n.rn ran
the time Of sale will II desired be stored un LIST Of May
country enclose the cash with
CHEAT sum to pay for packages Par fund. 9nly taken IN
S3l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY, MARCH q, 1851.

nILLInnRY. DO.
GRAND oPnEISG. THURSDAY. MARCH "a
IMPORTED yAicY STRAW HATS
- - - KELLOGG ssl canal s,1.. III N Z z
TIE AAGAzN DE NODE
nn .1 4. ls sr' ssrs ss:sc Brooklyn "" '
a1EsiTg yzHs! Ss S5o EEHSs i. Broadway.
ss Nh rEs No i. ..s Eat
prepared oasr large Ssautu assert.
facsurs which for superior werk elegance and varsity
invited % examine this ssos bsore making their pa
as the styles are exclusively confined y thus
DRY GOODS, sc.
AT CUsHMAN,s LADIES Gan FIND soaE GOOD
a Barsains n Ribbons and Flowers
Bargains j. Dress Trimmings.
ssssins II I1ss a SsS e q Ii sssie.
s.Is:.: |. R R. b. ssPt t:s S L Sands
s.Is.,n. !. hmSsO.ds.,s. s q a.s a as
IN sss 1ss SGss
Bargains In hoop TEss csiss; oo SHs'r Garments &C.
AND MAKE VOW SoE PURCHASERS
GOOD o S5 g Ss sEII CHEAP
Store as sixth avenue, corner OF Twenty eighth street.
ArP COLES s6s BROADWAY
"A Received from auction large LOT OF linen sheetinga
G ct a very s.s p
silks, extra cheap, SIC per yard; black silks. &c
EnK PAPER HAsaIsGs.
SOLOMON HART.
respectfully inform Their suscssrs and the pubic generally
nA HSD DWELLINGS
s,as per cent less than last years prioes
PANEL DECORATIONS
Isshs s s1d a GSS r fHa fs's9 a9S Ge
or Morssque and other patterns,
large this season and contains the choicest So
T ACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS
SOLOMON HXRr.
s6s Broadway,
sGs % s.S%
Handsome Han vide Muslin Curtains, At "a per pair.
Very rich and heavy Lace Curtains at $40 per pair.
vRsIiBULE CURTAINS, LACEs AND MUsLINs
At proportionately low prices.
MONEY SAVED Is MONEY MADE
~ ALL WHO WISH CHEAP GOODS
w. BEFORE RgEGI a, ELsEwHERK.
Thsse we WIN warrant the best article IN the city,
& Gloves S Woo "H s sc and sc:
asSS d. Linen Hdifs 7se . d. gre.. bargain
Spool Cotton To-. best Pins &C. paper.
COO Fancy g K; T.. ssss q IL I S.
An the widths Of R1fiings at low prices .
In 0s. a'I Broadway
$4,000 or s..s .1 R*x s. ssss
Aanufacsurer boz SIS Post Office. fitssburs. Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

DRYANTS' MINgTRELS
ID Mechanics Hall, w Broadway, above Grand street.
MONDAY. March rs ard every nisht during the wei,
DAN BkY ANT on the crsis-DAT'S WHATS DE MAfr1EuL
Mne Mershu.s's Debut ~ Adams sad Jerry Brysas-
INAUGURATION BALL
Fiddy MsGinnis r. Norton Dipsey Dan B<ysnx
DkxlK'S LAND, by the Originals DIxIb'S LAM.
Doors open o. curtain At ~ Tickets % sssts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
OF Living Wonders the greatest
In the world tor Is cents and each worth that 10
alone all ouriosues:-
Lions Mammoth Bear Samson Grizzly Bears DAnoing
Bears Singing Bears Tumbhng all performed and
hibited By " renowned herr Drssbach; Grand AQuaxA
nled with swing Fish; Living .eai, Bearded Lady, n
kaed the lovely Fairy Queen and million othor Curioss
SPLENDID DRAMA GITANELL
Daily, ut and ~ O'Clock NJ ard ys the price Of admks
don "a only % cents. Children under 10 IL cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

WANTBD--A GooD eECoeD HAND DosEBY m
w eine and Boer OF eight ten horse power Address
sstug lowest price, W. rrundred, -ouhod Long lelana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

ArATfoEAL ACADEMY OF oEsIaN-THR THINE
~ sixth exhibition OF the National -
sln. consisting Of original works hy living artists :
fore ekh bised for the tbe GALLERIES
Tenth street near Broadway season tickets % osnts 49,
Aduaisstsn ~ sentG r. ADDISON RICHAROa
Correspondiu SecretAry. n a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

YORK. SOUTHAMPTON AND nAvRE.
The Vanderbilt European line ships viii sail between
New Ysrk. Southam pt0n and Havre,
CARRYING THE UNITBD STATES MAIL.
From New York Returning frosa Ha-
and HAvro. ton
aAp Asy 3
1t lS9 SIS fsEIY Y.;;,r ys.s j jsy
1 6hese ships have wasrtight compartments.
eriacates OF passage Issued from europe 70 AneocA
Specie delivered In London or Paris
81 TORRANCE, Agent, no. 8 Bowling Green, New York
Sight draf0 on London, Paris and Frankfort
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-29

Lictors, Sodiers Citizens Matrons &c
ON eATUKDAY,
TWO SPLENDID CIRCUS ENTERTAINMENTSs
MATINEE.
Performances commencing at half past o'clock.
EVENING PERFORMANCES
to begin at quarter before and close half past TO-
k1XONS ROYAL CIRCUS TROUPE,
viii perform In both entertainments
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08
Medicinal,
ssDUY ME-, AND TIL Do YOU
- GOOD" DR. E.ANGEEY'S

- GOOD" DR. E.ANGEEY's
ROOT AND HERB BIIIERS
Continue TO be the standard medicine for the cure
OF all Bilious and Liver Complaints; Humors, rom
a pirnpe to the worst putTid sore; Jaundice; Cos
tiveness Headache; Piles Dyspepsia indigestion:
Weakness, &C They both alternative and tonic,
regulate the stomach and bowels, stimulate the Liver,
the appetite promote digestion give strength,
quick the circulation, and purify the blood better
tban any medicine eyer known They are made OF
the best Roots and Herbs among which are Sarsa-
parilIa Yellow Dock, Mandrake, Thoroughwort,
Cherry, Poplar and Pnckly Ash Banks. Rhubarb,
DandaliOn and Others recently added, all so sk1ul
ly combined as to act in accordance with laws of
Nature, forming the most ehectual Spring and SUM
Medicine that can be used. Everybody needs
this aicine, and all should it at ouce Pleasant
and safe at all times only 20 and 81 cents per bottle
This same medicine is also put up iii more con
eentrated form, called DR.. LARsLEY s SUGAR COAT
Ep RoOT AND BERB PILLS, beautiful carthatic,
without GRIPPING or pain, and will cure CostIveness
anG Piles. Sold by ali dealers in Medicines.
Orders addressed TO J. .. LANGLEY or GEO. c
GOODWIN 4 CO, Boston. loom
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

To KEEP CFF FLIES AND MOSQUITOES.
"A newspaper furnishes an excellent pro-
lection against flies for sick people or young
children when asleep. Apaper laid loosely
over the head and shoulders will etfectually
keep off these troublesome insects, without IN
the least interfering with respiration.
An open phial of camphor placed near
ones head at night will drive away the most
blood-thirsty of mosquitoes, and secure a
suhiciency of
Tired natures sweet restorer, balmy 'leep,
if the weather is not too hot, or If some other
trouble does not step in to take the place of
the mosquitoes.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

A Washington correspondent writes thus :
There has been great complaint all sum-
mer of the lack of provisions for the comfort
of regiments suddenly arriving here, but
there is no longer cause for criticism in this
respect. The Government has fitted out
large building contiguous to the railroad de-
pot, with bathing accommodations for 1900
men, ard with an immense restaurant capa-
BILE of giving a regiment good meal of hot
coffee, bread and meat, at an hours notice.
All the troops arriving will receive a hearty
meal before leaving the vicinity of the depot.
and thus CRYING evil will be suppressed"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08
The amendment

pay from four to two dollars The amendment
was rejected BY 80 against Sc.
Mr. Vallaudigham moved TO strike ont the
second section OF the bill Rejected by 10
against "a, The bill passed in same form that
it come from the Senate,
MIR. Lovejoy introduced bill to repeal so
much of the law rs exempts a witness who tes-
titles before an Investigating Committee from
pros cutting in q Court of Justice without dis
posing of the bill
The House adiourned
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08
MBsiCal Instruments.
D [ A N o s! PLAN o S!
HAZLETON s. BROTHERS.

The subscriber, practical hechaaic and thor
oughiy acquainted with every part Of Piano is the
sole agent tor this vicinity for the sale of the cele
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-08-08

LOT HING G j. OF Ii \ q
- We would invite the attention ofthe public 10
our large atock Of
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
Adapted to spTiDg and summer Il contains
many new styles Goods that Cannot iall 10 suit
purchasers.
FURNISHING GOODS
We have the finest display Of GENTs GOODS ever
ofered IL this vicinity. jus, Re deceived
THE UNION { RA ~ 7
Showing the % STARE and Stripes "
HATS A$B CAPS
grea, variety All the new styles. srfnR style
Six Hats. silk Hats made 10 order.
TRUNKS, yALIsES, TRAVELLING BAGS, &C
We receive there goods direct pm the nuisctory
and sell them a. q amal a1ysEc4 =
CUSTOM DEFAEFMENI.
A cl Cice selection OF ET0dstEoiAs. CasNHsy,S and
VsuHgs. with all the uoYetits bi the season. All OF
which will he made into garre1ts TO order. IN su-
ptriOr EHauuer.
ID.COLE.
dw-mav Merchants Exchange. Rutland VI
Two RUTLAND vCLUEIEk Rs-Au Goods il
j cur Ii3e necessary ioFsH cttbt VII = furnished
At COS7 COLE
ae-chaul- >.tzU-e Eu-.aEH y IT,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-02
DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EArCa nR. KING, formerly Of New York, for the last
SktGss9 four years OfLouisve Kentucky and whe has
devoted his attention to the treatment Of private over
thirty yer himself having attended practice
MANY years cured Thousands he enabled
All diseases OF private nature, matter how they may be
from iuucous medical treatment, em neglect OF their
Dr Kings Dpensay No. y Deadk street, between Cknry
and the Square all diseases Of private
oNoKprA cured without nADcious medicine Interference
from business.
sTRIcTRTs old recent date, sGecuAy cured In few
days by operation which causes no PAh Where structure
exist health enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and undermines the contribution much.
sYPnls with all the diseases Oft skim growing out
lac or hal eGecuLy cured in few days
sxME. having been given to
This and the consequences greWin cu ofts brought
on In by the destructive habits 81 nconsderste
Yopths and indulgence OF the passions neglect
hh will undermine he constitutions rendering the subject
AZ Tor bunnssI society, and premature old
Females may b absring with any difficulty OF the Womb
nav rest Assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad BY writing and stating their with
q, enclosed directed DIR A. King, No % Deaick street
Nahv Tenn will ha the nedicins sent to shei
address, directions Strict secrecy observed omc'
hours from o'clock in the msrning until in the evening
mAy23 1e59-d&wly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-02
ONLY DISCOVER x
WORTHY CONFIDENCE FoR
HRST0RIEG THE RATH AND GRAY.


RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NMAyY the great discovery Of Pref Wood, have At
VH only initiate his restorative, bat profess To
have discovered something na Eoud produce results
wonderful results Of Prof. Woods preparations and have been
forced to leave the Geld 70 Its rssess Read the foev
ingi- -
Prov. o. J. WooD Co.: GentsThe letter wrote seu in
1856 concerning valuable Hair Restorative and
have published this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to
nques touching the facts In the The inquiries
are first Z i ACT q my aiea as ~ ana 9s 1s s'ass n
third does hair still continue to be In good order and Of
natural eoorf To all can and do answer My
hair better than in stage Of life for forty years
past sof thrifty snd better colored the same true Of
whers andh only why 1t Is not generally true is
substance washed OF by frequent sbntion OF the
face when by vping the face In close
zion whiskers, result will follow the hair
been in erecept Of great letters fren all parts
Of New England, asking II my hair still continues to be
good much fraud In the manufacture and sale Of
compounds well this it has doubt bsen bsse
initiated used only without good effect but
absolute injury. used restorative or
seconn for some months, yet my hair good ever,
old not gray hIr head face and 70
this fact send lock Of hair taken OF the past week
your Of two quart bottles last for
which very grateful gave 1t to friends, snd thereby
induced them to try it, were skeptica until after trial
and then purchased with universal will
ask as favor you By which discover
fraud the Restorative sold by many, fear without author
believe where coed effects follow, the failure
BY the impure article which the inventor Of the good
eject on nv hair as assure all who inquire my
shaken opinion in Its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, AZ M MonD.
The Restorative put in bottles of three Sizes viz large,
medium, and SMALL the small holds pint and retail for 81
per botte the mediums hold twenty per cent
proportion than the SMALL retss for "a bottle the largo
holds quart 80 cent moren proportion and for %
New York. and Market street, st. Louis MOI and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. Whcesaled by
Even, Pendleton & Co., and retailed BY every Drug
house in United febll-ly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-02
River News.

Reported By q. r. Harrison Steamboat, BalHners and
Ohio Railroad Agent
The Cumberland river thus far has maintained
plentiful supply of water. 1t is at present, how
ever on the decline with six feet scant on Harpeth
Shoals
James Woods, from New Orleans, will be in port
and depart her return trip in tho early part of
next week.
Steamer Glenwood not yet arrived but will doubt
less be in port this morning.
Steamer Nashville, from Cincinnati, due in port
on Sunday next
The John Gault will arrive by Monday morning
from Louisville.
Steamer Hazel Dell now en- route from Cincinnati
for this port.
Steamer c. E. Hillman, discharged and ready for
return to St Louis.
This day at the usual hour there will depart Of
the regular Paducsh packets.
Melrose, Lebanon and Swallow now lading at
Cincinnati for this port
The Ford has taken down her Nashville sign and
declines visit to the Rock city,
At Pittsburg river falling with nine feet water in
the channel.
Upper Mississippi, in good n&Tigable condition
The local inspectors of steamboats,. at St. Louis,
neer, for Encouragement, and thereby causing to
explode the boiler of the W. Y. Gillum. No lives
was lost by the explosion, yetsuch were the facts
surrounding the explosion, The Inspectors believe
that BuKSs is unsafe in future for the management
and control of steam and they to permit BURNS
longer to occupy his official station as first engineer
life might hereafter be imperied, endangered and
lost
Steamer St. Louis, now lading at Pittsburgh for
this port. In about so days time we may look for
her, as they are about played out in the black
hole Of Pittsburgh
TEE ALABAMA RoAD.-This road now carrys grain
70 Chattanooga at poets. per 100 lbs, and is unln-
numbered with accumulated freight, and protects
freight to points beyond on sE low terms as any
other route.
TIE General Freight Agent has in negotiation and
will effect It, the transmission of every species Of
freghts by this route and give their precise figures
to all points When this is done at even trifing
advance of rateE it viii be source Of relief to
MANY who are anxiously awaiting their freights, and
would be thankful to get them under their contract,
40 they would no longer have to resort to borrow
corn, to beg corn, substitute oats, feed on swamp
cane buy -four Irish potatoes s. well as everything
else imaginable to keep aiva, whites blacks, horses,
,nules hogs etc. a. their corn, when arrived, viii
Sive them abundance, when ground, OF the sweet
aSh-cake.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. 27.-The proposition before the
Peace Conferences was voted on by sections. The
first was in reference to dividing the territory and
was barely adopted. Indiana did not vote 1T all
Kansas and New York were divided. North Caro-
lima, Virginia, and Missouri voted negatively. The
result was eight to seven, and but for the Temporal
ry absence Of one Of the New York Commissioners
would have been a tie vote.
Some Commissioners say if the Conference has
been productive Of other result 1t has produe ed
a most friendly feeling among them
A soldier killed sergeant on Capitol Hill this
afternoon by shooting him. the latter having had the
former punished.
Heads Of Departments clerks, and Judges of the
Court of Claims, paid farewell visits to Buchanan
to-day.
Late private telegraphic dispatches from Texas
say the arsenal at San Antonio has been taken pos
session of by Texan troops as well some militia
~ posts in Northern Texas. and cannon and ether
munitions at Brazos Santiago, and Brownsville.
The report is prevalent here to-day that General
Twiggs has been shot By soldier, but these adj
vices do net mention it.
The city authorities waited on Mr.. Lincoln this
evening, who warmly welcomed them. In response
to the Mayor. Mr.. L. said much OF the bad feeling
between the North and South was through misun-
derstanding and he begged to say on this occasion
that he never had feelings other than kindness to-
ward his fellow-citizens ne bad desire or nten-
ton to withhold any of their rights and expressed
the hone that they would be better pleased when
thew came to know one another better.
General Scott has ordered a salute Of 100 guns
to-day in honor Of the Peace Congress.
Gen. Cass left yesterday for home.
Leading members of the Peace Convention from
the border States express satisfaction with Frank
Inns plan of adjustment and express the determine
ton to make it leading issue in the approaching
elections. They mention that their States can be
held in the Union by it.
Crittenden is confident that the Virginia CenTen-
ton will acGuieSce.
At meeting Of railroad officers held yesterday,
to arrange schedule the great Southern mail as
TO avoid the seeding States will probably 90 by the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Columbus and Gin
cinnati and across Kentucky direct to Memphis.
The Virginia Commissioners left much dissatisfied
with the result Of their labors here
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-The Postmaster General
was this morning advised by telegraph from Fort
Smith, that the overland mail was stepped by the
Indians, and taken by the Texans, as has been re-
ported.
The postmaster at Madison, Florida, is using do
nestle manufactured postage stamps contrary to
law. The Department here has been furnished with
specimen.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-02

A distinguished Albanian, who was identified
with the BEL party, but who is now a'oces'ion't'
writes to friend:
"Tou may suppose there is no chance to rebuild
the Union which has been torn down. There Is not
only no probability, but no possibility OF snch an
event We do not believe that the North VIII give
N, any substantial guarantees and we could not
trust them if they did. The idea which seems 70
have taken possession Of the Peace Conference, as
II il called that will be satisfied with the pro
kibition north Of 80 deg 80 min. and squatter SOW
ereigntV south Of that line is q gross insult to GU
understanding. Be assured we have no idea OF
SccsptinS any such terms. The truth is, and our
Triends outside Of the seeding States ought to be
apprised Of the fact We have lost all hope Of h an
-, "a IN, Anal arbiter Of the dispute"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-02

In conformation the above statement had ocessoa lew
days hnoe TO aek remedy for mslady that afflicted
wife and myself growing cut, supposed, Of severe oec
centr1cd from exposure DEBILITY combined VILE
csd loss Of sppee pains in the back and extremity
ct the limbs depression OF spirits and constant lansour TINS
condition was peculiarto each OF
Iaccdenty happened in the house Of Clark Gregory oo
and their advertisements Of the merits and curative powers
the Ambros on attracted my attention Having faith in the
venders determined try used bottle on my wife
according to dieons rubefacent and to my stonish
eh perfect relief then used It In Owl case
ard found relief with single application know not now
fer its virtues viii be verified in other complaints but y most
certainly hnest application for Cold Rheumatism and Nea
rAlgis that have known tried
T.oArO McKEEN, D. D. g.,
feh24-d&w2w Nashville, Tenn.
PtlnPles BanishedI
Faces Made CIcafs
By weeks Of the Magnolia BalnI PERFECTLY harm
less bat elegant and enectuo preparation.
Price 50 cents per bottle. Sold everywhere
WE HAGANl& CO., PrspristOrs, Troy,s. 7.
feb24-d&w3m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-02
A hnooIn Tnne. WIN Vihrn1Inn,,

The ancient Abraham sang the air Of Nobody s
hurt, from Springfield all the way to Harrisburg
but after he arrived there he suddenly changed it
TO I" Somebody's scared, " and scampersd off to
Washington in double-quick time nor did he feel Sc
cure or breath freely until he found himself under
the protection of the military dictator. and sur
rounded by thousand hireling bayonets The
valient President, who talked of coercion amid the
samboworshippers. and condemned compromise
seems inclined to take the back tract in lmits-
ton of prudent knight, who, having fought, ran
away and thus lived to fight another day. Lincoln
having exhausted his verbal battery deems it the
better part of Vaor not to push matters to that
tremity which kmight require the use of more des
tructive missiles, and, under the influence of the
terrible frightening he got on Friday and Saturday
Memphis Enquirer.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-03-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The President hae APPROX
ca the Colorado Territory bill, including Pixies
reak. ~ Is silent on the slavery question.
WAsHrSorOs. March 1.-The act for the rendition
Of fugitive slaves passed by vote Of o. ava;nst 20
An Intellectual attempt was made 10 .as ~. mo,
ceedings Of the Peace Congress up. A susDsnsio,
Of the rules was moved. Great confusion en.uad.
SESArE.-The report Of the Select Comu;ttso =,
the Peace Conference and Crittendeu,s nronos;t,o,
were taken up. Also the House reports on the same
subject.
Seward offered joint resolution as substitute
Hunter moved to strike out the last article Of the
Peace proposition, and insert the first Crittenden
resolution.
Seward said Hunters amendment would change
the character of the proposition.
There was considerable debate. Clark asked
Hunter to offer Crittenden's resolution as whole
House and Grow contended that the Territorial
bill was up. The Speaker overruled 1t, and Grow
appealed. A motion was made to table the appeal
Burnett demanded the yeas and nays.
The Speaker declared recess till o'clock.
Lieutenants Holmes and Hays, of the Marine
Corps, and Lieutenants Bailey and Montgomery, Of
the Artillery, have resigned al going South.