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The New York herald., 1862-03-15

ELEGANT COUNTRY ssAr FOE sALE.--By an advertisement
elsewhere inserted, IL wnl BE- that the splendid
country residence Of X Collins, ESQ.,, Ia oered for
sale Il consists Of three hundred Of fine arabic
land, q substantial mansion in lawn Of lofty shade
trees with gardens and conssrvatores complete This s
rare chance for the acquisition Of magnificent proper
ty the value Of which may easily be rcdoubled great
advantage 70 parties engaged in business this city h
that the place only eighteen miles distant by railroad.
Persons dssrous Of avoiding the ogs aud detenons Of
icebound rivers will also nnd advantageous TO examine
this property.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

TEE GorscuALK INSTRUCTION MAnSKEs.-Some altera.
tons have been made in the programme Of these perform
Seats may, under the regulations, be secur
Cd free Of charge. Tor one or all three matness The
admission will be one dollar 70 all parts Of the house.
The matinses will be given at Irving Hall, requires
Of largo dimensions 70 enable the panofortes 10
be placed the centre. The first Of these entertain
takes place Tuesday March IS. On the prevt
ous evening (Monday, March 17 Mr.. Gottschalk will
give grand evening concert At the Academy Of Music.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

TIE TRIBUNE AND THE WAR DEPARrMENr.-We
invite the serious attention Of the War Depart.
ment to the letters attacking General McClel-
Ian and the Army of the Potomac which ap-
peared in Thursdays Tribune We submit that
they are Of such character as to imperatively
demand the immediate suppression Of that infa-
nous sheet, and the summary arrest and impri.
sonment of its editors. If such articles about
our generals and our army are allowed to be
published with impunity, Secretary Stanton
may as well give up any idea of being q censor
of the press. There is more aid and comfort
for the rebels, and more injury to the Union
cause in one Of those letters, than in all the
utterances Of the "peace organs" and all the
information given by premature publications Of
military plans and movements. No government
which respects itself can permit such attacks
when it claims to at all control the press. Mr..
Secretary Stanton is energetic enough upon
occasions when q little judgment would have
done as well as energy. Let us see what course
he will take in regard to the Tribune, which is
condemned by the judgment Of every loyal
citizen.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

Tun roRrnrss MONROE TELEGRAPH LSs-Tho providen-
,,, oompetion on Sunday last Of the telegraph line to
Fortre,s Monroe 10 mainly due to the zeal and
dn.ry exertions Of the superintendent, Mr. Heiss who
,oro,hcr with his assistants, worked night and day in
order 10 bring into working order al the earliest pos
sble moment
Tho sorts Of Mr.. Heiss very efficiently seconded
NV CAPTAIN schesnser, Of the steamer Thomas Jeder-
son and Daniel T. Evans Of the branch pilots OF
baltimore.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

SorRKxs FRANCHISES NDLos One Of Jaignets
charming French sorsss Ia announced for Tuesday
ming nsxt tho 18th instant, At Nblos Saloon in which
Madame Laurstte and Messrs. Juisnst, Edgard and
Theirny will participate. The programme includes tho
comedy of "Le pour es 10 Contre " chansOnnette and
the vaudeville Of "Un Service Blanchard" Tho
ticksts ara plaeed AZ one dollar
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

Tus slxrm PRonxADE CoSosRr Of the Seventh rogmenA
National Guard Band will take paoc this evening at tae
Armory.
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New Hampshire Election.

CONCORD, ~. H., warren ~, Nooz.
Returns received from all but eighteen towns In
the state The following Ia the votes--Bcrry, 81 3y4
stark 81 4so wheels, 553. Bcrry's majority Is not
Gar trom 2Q0e.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

capital felony any fraud upon the government
In time of war; 1t partakes of the nature of
treason, inasmuch as it gives aid and comfort to
the enemy.
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THE SITUATION.

New York, Saturday, March Is, 1864.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

Prescut ycu1'-
Elizabeth City, NC Huttonsviiis, Va.
Edenton, n. C.. Romney, Va.
Winton, N. C. Floronce, Ala.
Bowling Green, Ky. Cedar Koys, Fla
Pantvills, KY Springfield, No.
Nashville, Tenn. Eastport, Miss.
Clarksvle, Tenn. Columbus. Ky.
Dover, Tenn. Leesburg, Va.
Fayetteville, Ark. Springfield, Mo.
Bentonv lilo, Ark. Brunswick, Ga.
Martinsburg, Va. Fernandna, Fla.
Lcetown, Va. Manassas, Va.
Lovettsville, Va. Centrevils, Va
Smithfeld, Va 81. Marys, Ga.
Bolivar, Va. Berryville, Va.
Charlsetown, Va. Centrevile, Va.
Harper's Ferry, va. Occoquan, Va
Big Bethel, Va. Windsor, Va.
Paris, Tenn. New Madrid Mo.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

The Africa, from Liverpool on the lst and
Queenstown on the I'd of March, reached this port
yesterday morning. Her news is two days later
than that received by the City of Washington.
In the Liverpool market cotton closed, on the
lst instant, quiet, with the quotations unchanged
from trining advance on some descriptions of
American. Surats, which were going freely into
consumption, were also dearer. Mcssrs. Richard
son, Spence Il Co. report that the American staple
has decidedly fallen into the second ranks"
both for consumption and export demand. Bread
stuffs were dull and provisions steady on the lst
inst Pork and bacon were rather easier for
buyers on that day. Consols closed in London, on
the lst inst. at 935S 931I. American securities
were firm.
Our newspaper files and letters by the Africa
prove that Paris-consequentl France-was
deeply excited by very serious political ag
taton which appears to have three distinct sources
Of suppy-vz., tie effect Of the legislative debates
in the Senate, the want Of employment existing
among the artisan and laboring classes, and the
financial condition Of the Emperor's government
Prince Napoleon's speech in advocacy Of the prn-
ciples OF the revolution produced great effect on
the masses The Prince had just received quite
an ovation when crossing from the Place
du Palais Royal TO the Tuileries where
the ministers were engaged IN conference
with the Emperor and number of stu.
deuts intended TO watch for him the same
evening on his way from the Senate, to demonstrate
by their uirots their hearty approval of his con.
duct. The houses were most enthusiastic in their
admiration Of Prince Hapoleon for the yerv dsmo.
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

AMERICAN MUSIC HALL ~ Broadvav.uSnurv
YOUrH-PoLICY OFTck-PAUL AND JULIA
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

CRYSTAL PALACE CONCERT HALL. No. Is Boverv- :
BuRLxsouEs. SoNGs, DANCES. &c.-Two CLOWNS
The New York herald., 1862-03-15

PAR!sIAN CABINET OF WONDERS, 5ss Broadway.-
Open daily from 10 A. N. till or. n.
NOVELTY MUSIC HALL. 6l6 Broadway-BuRLrsoux,
6oNCs DAKoxs, 90.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

BRYANTS' MINSTRELS, Mechanics Hau l72 Broad
way.-DowS IN OLD k-Y-KY
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Document JertGrt Il Gabena nm baDnr6 Der
.Splfpb Skinner nm $3.50 3u Betrifsen. 81
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elm 9eri4tlt6ss urt1e1 nber pbi9e Sumn(
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gen Dtele 8er9ebens aus Mianeel an 8ewsii
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Die 9Ia4riGt Yeu Der gSegnabme prs 5teSetA
%lenptoper gArfania8" p9rurf ante leintge IuE
reann9. General 8eaure9drp lba ben Nh0
bile 3etungen gu GpIge iePr frant oarntpsrE,
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uns Anrnhe Der, reer BON perelnoerter NusolHh1n9 ODER pom
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PROPOSALS. FOR $4,000 LOAN TO

PROPOSALS FOR $4,000 LOAN TO
4 THE COUNTY OF RAMSAY. STATE OF MIME
sOfA-SEALfD PROPOSALS will be deceived by the
undepim~i at thu office 4 = NJ MYERS Co, No.
broaist, Nowlork City. until SATu RDAf, January 10,
1903 ur the whole part 600 10 ysars per eeat
bonds OF ksmsay County. Minnesota
Tue boui. rurd pursusncs OF OF tho Less
ainc lpa-sed Sept 2 1891 fud the indrbeduess or
tie County, aud sai Tar has brea levied to the in'
cIes aud 10 create sinking rund Tor lilo redemption 81 se
principal.
The bonds will he issued IN Of 900 each. with In
forest Coupons Alta ned payable emannuay Ia the ty OF
hrw.iors wh-r- tho p inripa also will 10 paid.
Proposals should he ndpfssd " Bids for Ramsay County
Loan and addressed the undoT- oi Me.ss r.
NJ MYERS 4 Co. TO whom application may be msdo Tor
further information ia regard to the aud hnenees Oh
tie County HENRY HALE,
u 1uirroneI for Ramsay County.
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NEw-YEAR's PRESENTS.

A CHOICE COLLECTION OF PI l!aS
N MUSIC Nearly 200 pieces for S2-THE HOME
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DITSO% 4 Co. Boston.
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OPFICE of the GALENA aud CHICAGO

a lii itT' III th' bAblsN.A duu tlllAAtO
" UNION RAILROAD COMPANY CHICAGO. Dec. Il,
Ib.-NOIiCE 90 SFOCkhuLOEks--At stared meeting
Of the Board u Directors # this COmpnny held tai. aay the
following resolution was adopted.
Rssired That dividend Of three per cent ug'' the Cap
its ,tock II This Company be-. aud the hereby
teocred pay.b, a. the Office Of tho Company Ia Chiceso
tho IOhdsy Of January nsS u holders of said stock a,
the close business Stat day II Dccemb- EI
change NrViork psf The three per D tie
United states wi be- paid by the Company"
W 81 LAKkABFE. Secretary.
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