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LOCAL NEWS.
nw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

CoNyANIIoS or IRISH SocrETIEs-Tho last
weekly meeting previous t. tbs lIth lay OF March,
was held last evening, al HiOerIian HAL, a Prince
81,
Judge Connolly, from tie Committee app n'ed
10 wait upon the Mayor md Common Council, re-
ported tina, lie waited on his Honor the Mayor,
and WA kgorsby recei rel. He had Also waited
upon the Boards o. Aldermen and Coungman, but
had as get received no answer, ye, be had no
doubt but favorable AnsSsr would be given. This
following is the programme decided pom i-
The line vii. DO formed In EssH 3D. galway Right
iOnlng m Grand street, at o'clock, 4, Al, The
Societies will fall in, in tho following order -
No. III omss Francis MsLgher Cub-Right
resting Grand street.
No, 2,-Auoient order 0. IIberniana-- light rest
ing on Scsmmel street.
~ NEW YORK, Lose ISLAND, wRsTcHRsrEl co., 70.
No. 3.-'Long shoremsn's Union Benevolent 3D.
ciety-Rght resting on Jefferson street,
No. Benevolent S)clsty United Sons Of Erin,
escorted by the Emerald Guard, under command
Of Capt. Degap--Right resting on Rutgers street
No. o-Si, James X. q. T. A. B0ciety-Right
Teehing on Pike street.
No. 6.-FAther Matthew Total Abstinence 5ocl-
eiy-Rght resting on Market street.
or SEw YORK AND SOUTH BRooKLVs.
Nc 7,-Hiberpian Bspe VIOLENT society-Hshl
resting On CAtbArile street,
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Wore 1t not too grave a subject for laughter,
tho iussy fears Of prominent citizens in New
York, Boston, and elsewhere, in regard TO the
merrinac, would give rich scope for burlosque.
The boat is formidable, We know, and ought TO
have been well watched and better cared for,
but sho is not exactly the impreguablo monster
that some people take her to be. There are a
variety of ways in which tho Merrimac can be
disabled, and the most simple may be tho best.
Let the Merrimac come TO New York, and, -
| our word for it-wthin forty eight hours, our
ready -witted tug. men will have her added to
the Navy, or accommodated with pormaner {
bertL at the bottom of tho Bay. Il she ycn-
turcd into the harbor alone, q group Of tug
boats, two or three upon each side, would suffice
20 draw ropes under the monster and foul tho
| propeller which is easily done, in a variety OF
ways. Once deprived of motion, tho vessel
could la boarded out Of the range Of her guns.
Or without Interference with her motive
POWER, a fleet Of tugs, with small mor'ars, could
spe,diIS surround the vessel and Srapple to hol
bv chains shot from tho mortars. Once crap
Piled, and a score Of hardy iron mechanics on hei
roof, with equally hardy troops TO back them
and the question Of surrender would speodi y
l he settled. II will 10 answered that thi!
course involves serious less of life, and OF vessels
CT course it does. Great results cannot
be accomplished without But the loss o.
life in taking hor would! be slight compared
to tho loss Of life If not TAKEN and If allowed e
70 round our harbor on the rampage. Gu
people may rost assured that the Merrimac vii
avoid large commercial cities, and eoulins he
; depreds oa to places not plentifllly supple
With boats and men to board her.
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The Gaze Of Mr.. Pow IL vas taken III, snd Mr..
Pyvei rose 70 sp,sk in bis o~n dsienca.
NJ, Pos ell $50 SCAT hisc league he'd cid that
he ~, well u eudsd stros- ale meeting 10 the
County OfOwens, 81. Tat ~ d. webb FroV tat
Humphrey M.rshsll "" M i7'.g trc ri ' =.
no, been 10 ,he Ccuniy o. o geDs r,,s is5s' aud
he ; I'd M krowl'dga tsa II rphrr. A. ,-n ID t,as
dong w.'a bis Lea rue nad ,nsrgei. Fo Tented
That he hal Aivoc't,d nsut ally vth Nv
tenhon H. deceive IL people lie o Sd
hone r. sin ply fs.t ~ ketp Kenri ~ %
tie mt" " - maker or tne sake o. ..,
wing % t,ion Br. P,wsll then iete. r,d
d. al .is. - ia utucky, wLors res ,l'ri rs
we're pa 20 STOW thA The Union men 81 ia
STATE fAv ~ A.Gyi and the g .verno,'i re,Iss'
70 rsise SO ~ fr tac var, and opposed oosrci
lie " wtil ~ fs,tlf.liy '1l we'd the uistss VI
" w Li1 o. e-S 90 eg.py' zas and Sc, NV 10 s
v 10 dfivtn no. ,he g aye ~ Of CJleario Was
u re ey'r sue irIu,' ,uonn 'nar'
MI Tuuhll IA ,he
l'fed agsiI't has exin. ..
ievt 10 lie lost:ila 1i-crt ~
. r. is'i.i'v. - ua wholly. 5u ...
Whole f@ W, .kntI,kys ,Is4...
- H, nae i.i'r' STATE, uIyorum.n.
.'si ~ ,esp+,t - II BItst asst & tim. cams
rAtn ne "of.s %. Keuiu'Sy ha1 + g, o.. one So
- ~ iLef, sud the traitors w'lt 'o tie
SIDE ~ to P1visi1rs G,gurlr,ctt. n.s
TIE Senator ttea.eu' trsG teruraar' -
tce C.4ui ant Is i-.as-gd a.' li'i~,
m'i,r.iy y"' . sat .," ~ n,, .v.l's on
ttl e'eva, enc. .,flra the Ctn.ci.t. 100 s.,
81 : ~ ri. " str pag, g pf kuticky D. 81 tksp
l.a'rs u1, ,as t,a,,I r.,l Committed r..y .,l. ~
iafO ing tho y J. p. r s-e sau .t'. r4.. 80 gry-
einsd the C,..'u.i,.r 10 their rep.r'.
n we HsAt tp taken On tls resolution ~ CO
pH
leas-Mes-rr DAVE, y y,n, f.rlsn. uowa-,l,
" v', Lane, ~ I'D T. iAs'uy, sumner, Ten Byck,
" 10. W kia.u-1l
h e.- N.4s-s. A. aoay, II opn'rs Cs-lile, Cls,L,
C,0ta, Ipoitis, Itss'ufe1, F5li, Fate, Ihe,
uaf-'s, liz. d"rs,g. Kennedy, Kttg Line, Kins.s;
I.,sari, MlJ' Of IT,, Nesn,Itu, Pare, Il FOO, S.is-
u.., StarEe 400 psou, Trum5Il, WI ey, wtsin,
81 VOL, visa, NJ: Wtirlt-g-
j. s. rvs O.. ia. AdJ J.rnsl vi Monday.
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LETTER FROM AsInNGToN-McCmlLAN ASH Tur
PHEsuTNT-GREAr MOVEMENTS AT HANn--TnE
Dl-1RlCT ENAS,WAIioN BIu. 49,, Sc.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10, 1859.
VII Gen. Mcclellan resign That is the luea-
Ncn OF tie day here and, Ear, no one seems N be
abe 10 answer II satisfactorily whsn the Genera
let Washington he did not seem TO be fully aware
81 the change about n DO made, and his particular
intimate friends In Washington du nos vu'.p,i,
themselves in opinion a. to the probable egect OF
yesterdays order. upon McClellav. some Of them
express the opinion in very guarded terms that The
President and General understand each other,
while few others are Indignant Al the order and
are certain tina, Gen. Mcclellan viii resent by
sending in his resignation. However thss may be-
the war will lie pushed on with the utmost ygor
The country may be assured OF this fact so long as
Edwin N. Stanton is Secretary Of War, oIher
greA, enterprises are hsnd-la what direction II
would bs improper TO sAy-bu, ere long TIE people
Of the country will hear from them.
Meantime, the debate in Congress Is worry bitter
on the slavery question. Some q the Kentucky
members, in their excitement, have uttered very
Inconsistent speeches. going 10 tie verge Of dis,oy,
atty.
The Emancipation bill, ior Ihls District, will pro.
baby pass tie Senate today. 1t would have passed.
yesterday bus for the speech OF Care, Davis, OF
Kentucky, which stood In the way last night M.
Vanderbilt does not And much favor in washins.
ton, and Congrtss will compel him 80 carry thu
mails to California, even Il he be unwilling. The
cry for iron clad vessels Of wsr does rob subside
leTe, ard lErge appropriations FOR tLis purpose will
be made. The feeling against Mr.. wslss Is very
d,cidtd The fact is, that ne has not believed in the
sueo.1s o;the MeIriuAc, and has shown his ak o!
ghrs, luCss GUN
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Congressional Proceedings.
LXXyuth CoNGRHSs-sonaIs.
TirAl Session.

Washington, Mlgrh li.-Mr. Hale ~, H.,l from
heLaysl oommiiIee reported back tho resolution 10
authorize the Secretary Of the Navy - make eluii-
tbe sTsn gements wish contractors for steam ma
Clirwy, VINO have failed q perform their con-
tracts, AT d 10 remit the penalties. PAssGl.
Mr.. wis MASS, 4 from the military committee
reported oint resl luton authorizing the Presl'
dent 10 assign The command Of troops In the same
tela " division, without regard TO seniority. 1t
also gyes the President power - dismiss any off.
Ger M the service II he sess tt without court
msrlial. The resolution was laid over.
Nj. Hale inir )duoed bill 10 authorize the build.
ing u a steam iron clad ram, and steam gusboAis
So u complete Stevens battery.
TIE ldn aPproprtA,es $l,O0o,O00 ior the ram,
5000, OC0 FOR the gunboA.s, and 100000 FOR tue
mpletion q Stevens battery. The bill was re-
erred.
eNr. Harris introduced a bill to c9R6seAte the
property otNbets, Referred,
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ST. PATRICK's DAY.--Thore have been no ar
raj y,men.s Tor the celebration o. ~, Pstrok's Jay
in Hudson County, bus i. is expected thS' several
u the civic societies will oin in she celebration in
New York. Mas will be celebrated in the M ru-
Ing, in 81. Mays Roman Catholic Church, BY Rev.
Father Kelly, AMI in the evening a sermon will b'
preached by the Rev. D.. Halliday, ofY Va.
FouND.-The old lady, Mrs. Curran, who
WAS Using rom her home in Jersey City, a
couple Of days since, was 'ound wal lA ing in
south Bergen ypsssrdsy morning.
THE BOATS on THE MoRRIs CASAL arc ex'
p,.rted to commence running on Ihe LIST of April.
Business, Prinv'nlly coal transportation, IA in
croi ing on Ihig r. pte, which Lelpa both Jersey
Civ md New York,
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on r.o'i.n III s.4swics "a. Y the House
t.,. No TO Senate I.fut rs-lluNou trIdariig tue
u ans ~ C,ugtr.. and ths American people ~
Cart F,uie, sri tie ol 'e's aid u hts hJti.la
i1f the q. iantfy l.Ud .y tron ia the resent
n.vsl VICTORIES IT," re-oniion was UNANIMOUSLY
parsed,
The S,usu'AreolIilin tarderirR a. anks 10 Capt.
we'd,u, vAs re'trel ~ tbs Commit, IN Naval
An.irs.
The crNAd,r,tou - he Tax Bill Wa then re-
'ntd
NJ. E.lii iI2l, l-rri An-arnon laient thu, the
~, v..ua 81. tie o -. tn collection " tho t,Nss,
staI 1851 10 aUt sttts ~licn shall through -
G. y,rr. y . ny re P-s,'dfn nj thsI Buca stats will
sause " ~ - n.4r.srd anl nail mo 1iiies AID
taxes pirsc. - ~ THIS act. Rseciel.
AiiJurL, i iii NJ nday.
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FROM Our FFPNANpl>N tFLNl G Errsr0NUESr-
Ih1HlhtlNu DETAILS or DuruST's NANAL OrEg.
AToNb-IuE CArruEr ut F0Er CLlN,u AND FRI
NANplNA-NuAr TW lsuAmT\Nr SAY-TIu
RAILROAD TRAM LsGNGENENT \ STElN4INr
MllTGN OEprR-- I'm fuRuuI"Ar IpSs on Err.
hANpiNA-trNHpNT Tgtr rr TuE Sr, MAYS
kilEL JUroF a suAEr ENGADENESr, 30, DO.
ImNNNpNA, IA, March ), 1889.
On 'e 2'th # February feet Of twenty naval
vessels, commanded by Commodore D1pon,, hove
IN sight ,n WARSAW Sound, and were joined by
seven TRANSPORTS carrying the third brigade, under
command OF Gen. II. q. Wright, making in AL a
lee, of twenty-seven sIeamers-si stronger, in p.,nl
q SrulSmtnt than even thSI which sailed /, Port
R9yA.
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/ The 2 81. %, ic,lhle g.. ure Of tie ip,a
n'vs ~ ID, Afiod, 8 the Announcement Of Earl
kJstiI 90 Lord ] ioN,, va reference TO Mr..
Moose isirr,nucLs s'a'susn; respecting tho
bl ,ka4,. that tho English Govern mont regards
its.,I. ru'. - Lnslsld aaononstration ny
toe no, J,,Soo work. rno- was exaggerated
n. t4., Of thai most T. ribI, bpsboar Of A-is
= :tc' ., "hfosl i.o! hut the affair passed on
} ally
ii..' ~ parts Of Earopu there arc indic,-
items q Gisoontcnt, and IL is rot Likely that the
Sp'irg will pass or without an uphoayias Of
tho rpas ss The rel.lts II w7iol 10 man an toll.
In l.ly, Tho popular domatd fu- Rome as the
capitol ~. tho new ma ior, is deepening AM
Fto-s Inning, md GARrHAlpts With burning
hear, wtc. 10 M his Island tome tho season
f,F 5,'i,t. In Germany, tho douaud r. na
'o-N uui'y gr,ws moro irr, ,,stibly, All vii
Irl,a,lv cad 10 change. that viii con-
,ul,o l2Npo. IL Hungary, the s,utu,a
&C ~.'e resis;Rrce to tho demands o.
hus,Ia III continues. nol.l', tyO, Pc.
serve, With sublime fiith the tII "reminiscences
Of h.r 'oigion ana her nationality. Even
ELe.ia is involved in the reflex si.sinr wavoa
Of democracy ard is Develop q ,sHtiia.,'
'hi' must prove subve'siso 0! the one.nAr
piucii 10 Of her Government. n Tutkcy, tho
old fight between the C-o.cent and the Cr,.s has
been ronswol, a,s roaultci in tho seizure u tho
citadel II au, ahor coal.c' that COS, I 900
lives. TIE in1uutction in Gtccce against tho
foreign kirg imposed on the people bs tho Eu.
rcpcau ToLarchs Is widening, aud We hay0 no ~
Of the revolt Ct another garrison. In Austrii,
GAX,' warned perhaps, by tho impenii
fate ct King OrHo, poetpores lis JOURNEY to
Paris ana London to cmpleto the bargain, 0.
which England is Obviously growing sick, for
the destruction Of the american Republic.
Over al these compl cations tho Man If
7 oetiny, inmoyable as the Sphynx, watches
in the Tuileries, but gives no SIGN, waiting for
'he nations to accomplish the acts which shall
minister 20 ti' renown and iii, gtoatness Of
Fra, co. His attention, with VIA, designs wo
know rot. IA also, no doubt, directed across
the far Atlantic to tho land BENEATH the Wes-
torn Sun, whore great people are working
out, in blood and mid the signs Of humanity, a
civilization and destiny full of bright hopes
to themselves and tho whole human race.
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A circular is in circulation calling the atton-
tion Of Congress to the fact that coal remains
without tax, and urging the equity Of its
being added to the list. This is all right, and
il should be dcne, but we arc at loss to dis
cover for whose benefit tho circulars are Issued,
unless for the Hour dealers. The question is
asked, in tho circular, why flour should be
taNed. and not conl. Both Ahould be.
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Issue, ard vii he scvnd Ia ~ adv tissmeni in
a71ter column.
On Notion o. NJ Edw4 1cLslghlln, IL the
th.r I was re- I'd Tia. oran bar eve
hire ror Judge Connolly, a,ae eHpens -
Convert
hE { IL -eqr.h- the MhfsNh. y 6.
tes ,5ttrc- .n,atLH '.-c', :, P4.t s
~ A, Ri. on M,nisy MOI
7Hr rBFR M-rbEwT
o. j-r,kl. 1,sr,.s .. ave .s't - BE-
lovrs h.,. Mprn-y, Pr, = VI.
Th,g D. o.. Ice im P,uick Fan, II
cora sss,s ~: w. ., a.un, Fntncia o.
.otAy.
Tug GEtMAN DrvocrArlc CyNrr NJ 'Ctrr,
It esboye ,rg,ni-susn q ueiss .,e , 'r,u ~ &c
"ri Clubs IA 'ne c.sy, 1t ih,ir regular ror.A.
-o'eing LOST svsli1g, " + p,s B,--sr IN ,Ls
% af"''S" y.caiN . un'i,,' 81.
We. stt,yt.1 o e ,nll 81 d..
'e ' ''r' f. We. President - Sc
G. ~, and NJ Grs,ay sea eule
: fci,y
They bad A. cei nron new anil l.l,ral sys, a
o' 'y-'sws '"r the cub st large, wh'ea e.s read
'hl H' ,n.nous'y Son:ed. Reports % or.u. ID.
(. IA a. o'ansh Gao. % d.T-rvut wards w,r. 1 ID.
y J lie tgsies, 10 favorable, ,'pcc Nly those rom
ne Ith Sul % V-H,
M Ei.-.r 10 rei y es'- !, sid that he
undefs'o' iho Cut & 5c'"it the aotipl Of the
'"Vefnm'n' hsAi I'D, sli-sIs. not aipr.yipy al
It's measures.
Mr.. schoenke then moved the adoption Of the
% lowing
IT,, "n.'es' ~, n t'r ~, h't " 'c'i n neither
ton snstsuei The p.1y,.-,,., ,,,s ,..,g,i,'.
STATE Convent
Rcsnir,d, 1stttao Dt .c~aI,. C..t.si Ct ID OIL.
yam H. .oi'r'' "A RON 80 Lsl e. s. ,i" 1trL
OIL I,,,,,,,,,t 81. 'I.E
8 c. l'gs. ,rstL z.i.oLs in tbs cit in,o lifl ~
"n,i''"'
Tie AK jl' now be'ore TIE country ws
~ .. ~! ''. ''' w. 5'h'enke
80 81 80 ~ ''''''' and AZ
w.. '''''''. -
i"f - 81 w. % Moh''al' VINO trll
Nuu.' H'''''E CT .r'' Cd 'ue h'"'n' 'nav'',
!" "o'l'oAe i'Sno' nave ''@'d - e'F' On the
U'A '"Ihg opened u vas ~c"r1' = Tho gAllau,
o''er n'd De'h ourei "'ho' evan hoH, t1c
o"ise ',".s "'oh "r'iif'ln piece OF cArpH''
'' '''' M" 'ne grave Jus' as he ie.i' caa in
we UNIFORM '' L'' u'onNn'- c'on'l' The remai's
- w, 1'o" 10 pihi's"u' tSPeeitly tie hosd'
'"hefe ne received his death wonnd,l and could
o.e'n IN 'eS0en CONN., Tns funeral will take
Il-'e v ~" 'SundN!l 81 ~ a. N from the
J." u'"'e VI NJ "ido"' NO 10" "a" Inuty''hird
.''', 'D' n.h''I Ar"nseineH~ " oe unIor he
o"sctoh oi Col Marshall l@iieit7 Of the seventh
=, ~, $3.50, '"' h'inen'N lroh ""rks
20 -. '-''''., ~r' ""
,,, I.o 81, g.. ,,.. -, - 81, N"ll'
60, -. 60 - a.. -
- "''''''' anu
-. -.
i"''o''b''~E Nohm'tto|
= - 80 W "'ti'' my 'H'o '"s sAa-
-, ' W N'' '' - NH''oui houss
N" r"''AOf is oeio's 'ne Leglsirure' II
w." u "Nn company IN mis- city,
- N'",a ''p'"' "'i0n snail "d'
- ~ VI p'"p'ry' anl
-. -. q " nnA"'iAi anu COL
-, '. .'' '''' '"i@ouS are
r.. -
-. 800, 80 80 PrePara
- '-' Germans Vi u'nefsn'
~ '"y ~ su'"no' 'he Scneme ior
e'""U 'ND''''''"' W oo L''i ia 'hlS Guy
"u"s '"' '""i,'B summer, IN 'ehNi OF ihsir
n''''' ~ J'''-N'o 81 'eAoh q "'ihAh Hoe 't'i.
""1' "'e"uss "et" nepi' iA' evening" II vSri VI
par" u No my 'h AIS purpose 30 soon ~ all
-"o mes anu counted 'heir
'"'"s'" III VI" unee''Ahing' one general mass
"i'''"s "'' W. ''.ou' " "nlcA 'he mai prolimi-
"Ai ''' Will 10 m"ue'
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rlre., Aeelden,., rnousss, 90.

INQUEST oN The BODY ORA MARINE KILLED
n TIM FNGAGtHENr uTwEFS TIE MEgRlNAc Am
I'M CoNuEyss-CurUner Hsumann ield IN inquest
yater0ay, upon the body q Edward o. GarrSy, =
time h0 Merrimao made tie attack upon The ti-
gate Cougrtgs, ia Hampton Roads. Deceased was
struck in the Iigh. shoulder by Tangent 81 shoi,
and lived but Vn hour AID half ait0r' nS We =
native Of the town Of Benton, W., sud va, 20 yvs
OF sgs. A verdict in accordance with inc "o'''
facts HCb reupered,
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NEW EXPEDITION IN PREPARATION.
Interesting from Congress,
&C.. &c, Go,
Siili they Come.

b. net rece ycd message rom li.igatisr Gaueral
5.rJng, spying, "Nr,r Muorij q, ouss!"
CONFIRMATION.
Ciir1go, Narch IA spJaiil disp,io. / the
MIA saIed Caro-, l3Ih, says
iioAvy csnnDusdilg wa. card toisy in the a.
r,c'.ol q New M,drii. This sie,iner L.ks Erie,
n ., says it was te.rd very distinctly al Colum.
bus, 'r,p4 1 - 10 c'.,,ck this moraing.
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IHter from Port RoyaI,

The steamship Delaware Capt. Cannon, from
Poh Royal, 5, C., arrived Al this polt yogter day, in
0 days.
Com. nnr"'rs expedition " Tybes IslGrd, s,ileI
= m PM /, val on IL IN inst. Hu,hing u Inn.
lortauge uaa TIpspired "a. Port Roysl siace lAst al
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The Germsn News In EnsIand!

The London TINES OF March LIST, publishes
its st intelligence of the floods in Germany,
which appeared in the New York Sun on the
day previous.
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Ru,selI ProphesyiuH A.ain,

We regret to learn that RUSSELL Of kthe
London TINS, now prophecies that the rebels
viii be beaten. His prophesos have been uni
formly false, and it is feared such may be tho
cAae NOW.
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From For1rt.a NIonron.

Fortress Monroe, March li--Noon. Ali is quis,
here,
The Merrimac 10 being repaired =, Norfolk.
Two rebo tugs were soen III sewel.'a Point this
forenoon, making reconnaissance. There ara no
signs u the Mo,rim
The g1nboais Meas, Curituak, and sscheu, r.
here. The nAns OK Capt. Davis was enormously
IesgrRphei 'Spnguo," 70 Wednesday dispA ich.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
sATuBDAY MORNING, MARCH u 1867.


ht' 4 Now Ne - l. ;ho Lac. anuourcoi.
r tb- ~ ploco ia M1s,.r atuAicd
.. i.l b'uG N the MOI horn batk Of the
~, er, nearly up9a the line which
.cs Ten, ,ee from kentucky. Jrder uhe
,-o'oi -es ~ ''ion IT w. publication Of Dews N
'~,.-s. ~. rcsi,-s t,4 detr vod Of the rather
p.csuoi 400 = lspro ~ s'- rs 'n'pt nse he
ior-ta ] 81 y ,spu N oyefsiJn'aitsr th'y
l-r ,ymaia over. o.. r.bsls hal iatend.1
20 tIYs IN. Ct s.AL. TER, rus, ~ is.al, tas
.- svccpa \ IN s',adilv towards ths q -
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Ar LAURA KHSE's THE4 n r bauS h,s
acSsvad she mos, brliAni success OF the season
The scenery powerful cas-, ro 0 aSs
sdiina sudiencea nightly. Family Circle, % cts,
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nh
Jhe lnsh Ct'ic Snei,ii,s q, thts ti,y vii Gale
b,'e Ne am ,v,fsaiy - 81. ~ OK, the Apos,ien
- Ireland On Monday, the l1in slant, ty puolG nj
Iar.ue shd pr'r.-sicp, o. which the following la
the ptugr.minc: -Pec
The Inc via fo m on E.st Brosdvty. r,h, rest ~
Ing Oh Grand street, At nine o'ulook piecisely ann
" ll lei ia m tie Il lloSii ( order TO
The SS'y'Ntu'h X sinsnt, undar commsud
M' ia" es h'sie!, All z Bdgsoier e, nerd fare
PleaiN B'igsde a.d other military crmpanls 81.
300 orgsn1siions not acting escorts . soce,leo
The Hon sirnsoi Connolly in an opm barouoE ne
with Mr.. john WJnus and fritr ~. pe,
l. CAREY, Eq , MarshAll. ma
Aips.-M. ssis. Jsuts White, Daniel Grinnob Al
T HAlpir, Thos, n uAhsn, ard J. NJ ClusEy. Ipp
Thomas I aDcis M'asher CLUB Martha III
ward Du'y. Right resting q and street. phr'
.3-Andent Ter Of HihernianS, New YorIu'I1
M"snsls Jsmts SANFORD ard John Tuoke,ry
Right renting on sc,mne street ne1
Ads JOIN MgGuire, F-ancis Kisi, Pstor NJ al
Ginnis', John Corcorsn, Dominick Lynch, ids,
Marshal Peter LfdriiR' X'ds5 Ins cl iInNnd
Hugh Monaghan. james II dden, al
Anisn, Oder Of H'osrniAns, we~tohe-s..w. q,
?-Long Shoremen's Union Bentvolat Socee 81
Marsbal d mis- sullivan; Aid, Edward Buckley th,
Right resting on ncrs0n ~. I'D Il
4-B-r ovolent Society -fthe United SINS Of Rrf a1
escortd by the Emerald Guard, under oommaen
~ g p,. Fraocis Degan. Marstsl, John Duf.r
Aid' J"l Moore and John Nugget. Right rs,,t \
b S, James Roman Catholic To,a, Ah-,ine o. hosCI
ben,i la s c-ty. Muthk, Patrick Dryer HO}
Aits, I'M GilligEn and Michael Foley. Ritenp
resting on MNk'tf q waI
o. Father Mathew Total Abstinence Beneyolse "A
So'ie,y-M arshsl, James Green. Aids, PAX C,asal
ian, MichH Mul' hill James Horony, IN MsfMaI
~, John Cummings jams Kuby ElN'1 McGa1
CnmmirgH, Jgba MrDorn"t, RiyH,N r..iin', urn
Market street. ov
Frtner Matthew TIT Abstinence s,ci,ty
., uih BrooklJ n-A.i shAl, Ii IN McCAbe. Al pun
Natl ew Bond. P.uick Cumui y, TaomRs Lii,Ju
Ter, james Lana Patrick Horne, Patrick Klby.F M
HiberI AN B.neyolent Spuetv-Msr.hal,T tt
Conner AID, Jsmts Smith. Right resiinR ~
C.Ihhrine sireet. te
TIE line Of march viii 10 taken IN AT 10 o'oibrdS
procisslv, when tha Divisions will c1uutsrtnNRn
down E,at lirr pdSRy h. ChathIm q re 4 a te,fef
the Park by the east gate, when they will palIiOd
rtviog before his ii nor the Mayor and Conra,ir
square and Nuut Il tho washington N num- !
theuCt through TWHniylniTd gtroet To Fira P'el
nrp and IN Eishth Al al IN F,urth Avenue vie VI
they wi. la dsmissed. IA
a s,uL- q II aius In honor Of the day will tre<
fired, rs the possession oesin ~ move. ,ugts
M-reh glH and th"ir Aid arc r,qus ted n rel
to Grand Marsha, 81 Pike -, AZ hAltpa..
o'Clool, A. NJ.
T.. T.. CAREY. Msr4hd
JANIS WHITE DANIEL GRUSOR p M %
PIN. THOMAS NONhIIAN. i. HcCLUSKY,
CHAEL GlLLEN, HUGH MORONEY, ial
Special Az
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A. o. H., Long I.Iand-rho MrmbsI,sal

this Society are r, quested n be punctua at II
quarters, Tanmanv Hall, corner Of York ard III
sis Bro klyn, on Monday morning, March 1T
O'Clock precisely. che line ~ march in Blf,r
Ign will be ~ follows From Headquarters 10
n ouih ct io lludton Lv. 10 Myrtle az 10 Court,
Altar tic to 'lum bil ~ Hamilton nv 20 New Y
N oin In ths procession 10 nav honors n Irel
Most Patron Saint. ny order PETER LID - ,uln
Marshal. PHILIP CLARE, q; +. ~ o.
DAILY, O. s. M" as leol
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IrOn.Ilad Sfanmei' For hbAsnchussoits,
Boston, March li.-An order wa, unanimously
adopted in the House /, DAY, authorizing the aon.
sIugton Of one or two irou-'lsl steamers on IL,
Iisn Of Ercssou's "Mou.tor," for tho protection l
the arbors ~ Asfsachuse,ts.