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FROm KANSAS

DzgVER GIrT, via JULEsBURa, April 9.
information nom New Mexico states that on
the 28th Col Slough with thirteen hundred men
reached Apachee Pass. His advance, consisting
OF three companies Of cavalry, had an engage
menti some distance beyond this, with two hun
dred and fifty rebel cavalry, taxing hftyseTen
prisoners. The Federal loss was four killed and
eleven wounded.
At Pigeons Rancho, fifteen miles from Santa
Fe, on the 2Sth, Col Slough met ion se Of eleven
hundred Texans strongly posted at the mouth.
A cannon fight began about noon. Col Slough
engaged them in from with sewn companies,
while Major ChivingtOn with four companies at
tackled them In the rear. This latter force sue
ceeded In driving the rebel guard away from
their supply train, which was captured and burn
ed They also captured one cannon and spiked
IT, The fight continued desperately until four
O'Clock, when it ceased BY mutual consent Col.
slough withdrew his forces to q creek four miles
distant The Federal loss Is three oficerlr tWen-
u priTstes killed, and forty or hfty wounded
Rebel loss not known.
Communication between Slough aud Candy
is continually kept up.
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FROE MISSOURI.
HOUsToN, No, April 3.

HOUSTON, NO, April 3.
Correspondence Of Missouri Democrat.
The whole Confederate force engaged In the
late Pea Ridge battle have gone East. down the
Arkansss River. A little over q week ago they
passed through ClarksFille, sixty miles east Of
Van Buren, At that place two thousand cavalry
were said to have taken the road North towards
Huntsville. It was impossible to learn be desti-
nation of these troops, but It is most probable
some point on the Mississippi SiVer or Jackson
port Ark. il is reported that the rebels at Boca-
houtas have orders, on the appeararcs Of Fed
eraI force, TO retreat to Jacl80npOrt
Price and the Missouri State Guard were lefl
Van Buren, 81.
Col. wood, at this plsee, q kept very busy
watching the enemy, and keeping them back IN
AFfansas
one week ago Coleman and Mcfarland guar
relied and separated, not agreeing In policy bul
II e now asserted that Gen. Mcbride has sue
ceeded IN combining all his forces. BE has been
reinforced By six hTndred men from PolahOnias
aud intends raid from there to Rolla hui he
viii ind the Union troops ready to receive him
We have almost daily Communication and in
formation from the rebel camp Last WeektheJ
had a 'frrsnd muster" the whole country turn.
ing out, and only three men volunteered.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

q. L0uIll a pTII q.
Tho steamer January arrived q our wharf last
evening with several hundred Of our sick and
wounded From Pitisburg Landing. Capt Bart
lett of the January, reports the Minnehaha5 a.
dened with wounded, has gone up the Ohio
The City Of Memphis landed oo0 wounded at
Mound City. Among the wounded is capt asa
doiibf of the death Of Gen Bragg IN Monday ,
aght Also that Of johnson, 90 called, Ef0Yt
ei7,al Governor Of Kentucky, He died as be
iaV within six feet Of Capt. Copp On board TIE
ne whole rebel army il the battle Wa 1qs
raTfments, about IS 600 men. These facts are
f~fen from Brigade Quartermhster named y b.
f-Tu1alt who was taken prisoner.
oar total killed and wounded 3 now estimated
en- wallace, Of Illinois, at last accounts, va
rtill living With Glight hopes OF his ree0EeTy.
The steamer WoOdfoFd arrived here last NIGH
with about 800 prisoners nom Ftteomg.
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FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, April IA
Special dispatches to the journal from Cairo,
say that Beauregard called q council Of war OF
all the best rsbel Generals, before the battle OF
Pittsburg Landing. There were present Pillow,
Floyd, BreekinTidge, Hardee, Bragg, Cheatham,
Sid. Johnston Bushrod Johnston, the rebel pro-
Visional Governor Of Kentuck, and q few other
gentlemen Following the policy fixed on, Il
they beat Us they would follow up and drive n
North Is far as possible. If beaten, they would
withdraw their forces IRON the Border States
and make desperate stand In the Gulf States
Van Dorm did not reach COrinth till the hght wa.
over.
It is now believed by persons latest from Pitts
burg, that the rebel forces In action were abou'
as 900.
The 9th Illinois regiment could count but 20l
elective men on Mondap morning the IIth uh
nois but As the 18th Iowa but II men.
Gentlemen from Pittsburg report the wounded
well provided for in transports and barracks.
No battle expected for some days HeEYJ
rains have msde the roads impossible for artil
lery and army wagons
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FROlI PaTLADFLPaIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April "a.
A dispatch was received here this morning
RON the Secretary Ofthe Treasury directing the
collector Of the port to clear no vessel with An
Ihraoite coal for foreign ports or home ports
south Of delaware Bay until otherwise ordered
Ihis dispatch being miscOnstrued on the first re-
port caused quite an excitement in the Stock
board Il being supposed to apply 70 all vessels
ana exciting fears that the Merrimac had got
cut From certain facts that have transpired the
order IS supposed 70 be precautionary measure
on the part Of ths Government to prevent the
rebels from receiving supplies Of coal from Ha-
Tana shipped from northeFn porfs in barrels
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FRO1I CALIFORNIA.

sAE ERAECIscO, April 10
sidney T. Stanley viii leave here by steamer
an ffs Slst 20 assume the duties Of Military Gov
eruor Of NoEth. Carolina The people Of san
FrIneisco, who have long Known him, consider
hin the best man nat ooald have been selected
10 brIng North caTolina back 70 her allegllnce.
The LegislatEre has passed an act leFYlng q tax
Of thirty dollars each per year on ali Chinese IA
he mines.
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rHR PrrrsRrRa RArrLR.

NM L0lLI , III u
A correspondent Of the Philadeiphia esquire
after being captured by the rebels g FitisolTg
TonSin- and aftgrwards escaped, has arrived at
Csrico. re states our loss at four thousand ~ =
81 ard twelve thousand wounded Lhe battle
lasted thirteen hours and 2 1lli ol oln1.{ ana
-, - shree 81 their cannon, including The IA
80 y vITssbinrton Artillery Of New Orleans
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~, Rop8 tbsn ofTsr,d the following ros,

Mr.. Bond then offered the following resO-
luton, which was adopted;
RssolUod, That the thanks Of the members
Of this Board are eminently due, and ere
hereby cordially rendered 70 II. s. Stevens
ESQ.,, President Of the Board Of Oouneilmen,
for the able, dignifed, courteous and impair
tial manner in which be has discharged the
delicate and responsible duties Of his Ofioial
position during the pest year.
Mr.. Stevens returned his thanks 70 the
Council.
Mr.. BaIlOrd offered the following, which
Wss adopted:
ReSolvsd, That the thanks Of this Council
De and are hereby rendered 10 @. E. Hills,
Esq., City Clerk, for the faithful and salts
factory performance Of the duties pertaining
to said Office during the past municipal
year.
DR.. Hills returned his thanks.
Mr.. Bond offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolved. That the thanks Of this Council
be and they are hereby rendered TO Michael
Gallagher, City Marshal, aud the members
Of the Police, for their uniform attention to
their several duties during the past year.
Mr.. Blair offered the following, which
was adopted:
ReSolved, That the thanks Of this Coun-
oil be rendered to D. B Andrews, for the
faithful performance during the past muni-
cipsl year Of the duties Of Page.
Mr.. Thomas offered the following, which
was adopted:
ResOlEed, That the thanks of this Board
be and they are hereby rendered to the Re-
porters, who have during the past year given
it's proceedings 10 the public with uniform
justice to its members.
The Council then adjourned sine die.
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EonILATDs AuTtl ~.
The Norwegian arrived tonight win Liver
pool dates Of the Cd and Londonderry 4th-
The brigs Adelaide and Mary Wright both AZ
rived at Liverpool on the ID, having run TIE
0locEade Gt Charleston. They len there Marc1
3D. They brough. jointly about Il59 bales of
cotton, 1900 boxes tobacco, and some rosi1-
They left Charleston with the bark EtsuTl and
lour sohooneTs, AL laden with cotton and rogln-
They repOat the snlken stone feet IS fast break
ing up, and Charleston harbOr allied with the
dOsti1g timber Charlestnn and s4vannah are L
we'll fortified, win Gen. Lee In command
The question Of iron batteries continued to
attract great attention In England. BeutWick
gave notice in the HOFss Of Commons that Be
shoqld move Il was 7inexp pedient % proceed vita
tortineahon8, and government Be empowered to
apply the money Instead % the construction Of
The Times says & Is understood that orders
nave been given o ah dock yards % suspend
The Morning Post calls attention to the tn
proyement America is making In oadnance fhs OF
weight Of shot thrown By the Monitor being
nearly double any used on board British ships
bfeadstufs dull and dropping Flour dselin-
tlgs % loHer Wheat irregular, l92d lower.
Corn tending down Beef qniet. Pork IN
Latea--LiEerpool sfh.-Flour easier, wheat
steady and unchanged; corn frmer ProFision8
qulet Dat steaoy, American securities dull but
It g supposed nat England uitbdruas fr6m
me Mexican exPeditlols, bat here isn0 rupiuFs
dition is noWtaksn by' TIE Freach. Napoise-
Nrote . Admiral La GraVior dlsapPEovihg bis
g0uQNlA
The Paris Patrie believes France and sB.l5
intend signing new treaty regulation joint oc-
ton In Mexico.
Iae London Times predists Important events
in Italy and Greece
IL Z stated news ofthe surrender Of Eauplia
is unfouneed. Tie citidel viii hold cut month
TonRF.
The City Of Baltimore, which left Queenstown
on the %, brings the following news:
mere was doubtful report that sloop bui1t
y LIVERPOOL and armed with twenty Biaksly
one hundred -pouuders, had gone % Gfbralterto -
encounter the Tuscarora-
An me House Of Commons Attention was call
Cd 70 the fight between the Monitor and Ner-f- --
nao. Inc speakers generally opposed further ga
expenditure for fOFti6cations
Lord Faget thought forts would maintain fhelf
nPerioriiy, and that guns could be made . ...-.
rush these vessels.
AeWspap pers are filed with IT,
Ihe Times shows something Of panic on the
allects urging thatnOt day should be lost
AIsselfs last letter Is sharp on the want Of
: Sanaenoe OF the American armies IN their
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HERELEH-We nesd only mention the
ct that this great magician viii be st
iaiBard's Han on Saturday evening, to
nder certain large audience, snd when
connection with him Il is announced that
delightful French operate viii be per-
med, the oOnelusion is inevitable that
ere viii Be 4 lam.
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BURsEOH CLHVELAKD.-A letter was re-
tved yesteid day from DR.. Thomas G. ClsVe-
I'D, Surgeon Of the 4lst Regiment, By his
other, Jas. D. Cleveland, Esq, in which
! reports himself well. Owing to the pres
re Of his duties, he wss unable to give any
lslligencs Of public interest.
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IA frssh supply Of those bsautifil
maps Of the Mississippi ars received 81
Bakers, opposite the POStOfice. Call and
Sssurs oas before Il is to- lAis.
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LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETIEa.-
The Annual Meeting Of the Library AssOci-
alton, for Reorganization, was held at the
rooms Of the Association last evening, the
attendance being very good. The meeting
was called to order by the Vice President,
AIleyne Maynard, Mr.. Vim. Case, the Presi-
dent being absent from illness.
The annual report of the Board Of Direc-
tors was read and accepted.
The report of the Treasurer was then read
and accepted.
A motion for the election Of officers was
then carried, and the ticket regularly nomi-
mated was elected;
For President-W. j. Boardman.
For e-President-A. G. ColWel.
For Treasurer-C. @. Carlton.
For Corresponding secretary-B. F. Pei1'
For Recording secretary-Chas. E. sar'
For Trustees-Jacob Hovey, o. A. Brooks
L. 9, ThayeT, J. Il. sargsant.
On motion of Mr.. Wiley it was
Rssolved, That we learn with deep regre
and sorrow of the continued Illness Of oui
President, Willian Case, and that We as 81
| Association, desire 70 express our most ear
nest hope fcr his early restoration.
The meeting then adjourned, and atteT n
intermission Of few minutes, the AssOeis
tiOn was called to order by the newly elect
ed President, and vote Of thanks to tn
old Board Of Directors was passed. A reso
luton thanking the Librarian for bis labor
during the past year was offered and accept
ed. The meeting then adjourned sins de.
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clrilglz Wiahllg conveyance o either ci the
aDOVe Iraiul o. EQat1, VIII be called for by the
Coaches Of 6tevens' Omnibua Line, by leaving
Aheig address q the Omnibus Odoe, i6I Superior
street 1ezt door % she Weddel House.
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- One hundred and seVenty-fTe doses
of AcOnite, Bell, Nux, or any other Homo
pathic Medicine, pure and fresh, (allOwing
ten pills to dOse) sent by mail in metallic
covered bags, TO persons enclosing Is cents
in stamps, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, n.
D., Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Established 1s49.
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WASHIsOTOE, April "A.


The District Emancipation Bill was laid
before the ssnste at six O'clock this even
ing.
CONEIRMATIoHB.
The Sensts In executive session confirm
ed large number Of ouartermastsrs and
other army officers Of inferior grade. Brig.
Gems. Grover, from Maine, and Whipple,
from Typographical Corps, were confirmed.
WHAT TIE PRRsDzE SAID.
The precise words of the President ct an
interview with Committees Of Freedman's
Associations, were these 81 an sntirsly
SahJfsd that no sIGUs vkO becomes for the tins
free vithin American Ines ,0iH sBsr Be re ia-
slavsd Rather than have q 90, PdgiVs gp and
abdEeats my pIaes, and rstirs to private Efs."
GR1lEEs' SPECIE.
In the course Of Grimes speech he said
he wasn't in favor Of indisoriminate gen
ersl srming Of blacks yet but would do il
il necessary to suppress rebellion.
At the close OF his speech some Of the
sot crest and most conservative Republican
Senators expressed, privately, agreement
with the general views taken. The speech
made marked impression.
HALE's REHsEATIOH.
Mr. Hale resiyned in consequence o.
belief Of intended slight by the presiding
officer in appointing three members Of th'
Naval Committee, but not himselg Ohaifman
on the Conference Committee touching naYa
appropriations, but, in truth, 1t Was an acct
dent. Probably bis resignation wiz not b
accepted.
THE TAX BILL.
The Finance Committee in the Senate read
twenty-One sections of the House Tax bill
this morning, marking such passages q
needed amendment for future use. Nothing
has yet been done By way Of amendment.
CONTESTED SEATS.
Dawes of the House Election Committee
reported against contestant in the Nebraskl
contested case, and in favor of Daley, tn
present incumbent also reported against Ii
claim Of Lowe, from California, as thirl
member from that State, under the appOE
tionment law.
The Committee were unable to agree o.
the case Of Dr.. segur, but reported it to th
House to decide.
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~ For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Hall'a, II Public squsrs.
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~ p q s3sE.5l5 o s0''I'ls .
The funded indobtsdnsss exslngeiansq
during the yoaf Gmotnts 70 So I3Lo ~ -
For the further and more deiAllsd le1o--
nation, respectfully refer yca . 49, - -
nuaI reports e submitted frOm She different
dspsrtmeats.
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DEDIokIIoE.7-Last evening the new sons
Temperance Hall, in HOfman's Block
IS dedicated BY the officers Of the Grand
Ddgs TO the cause Of temperance. Ths haIl
as finely decorated with Gags, and present
q very handsome appearances. The eeTe-
ony vas very impressive, and was witness
! By 9 large ooncOurse. Addresses, appTo-
late and eloquent, were delivered BY seTe-
1 n.nalnnnnn
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1IL1Ho1s AED iTior1olr oArIt-

Arnold to-day moved to suspend iho rule,
and take up the bill to enlarge the Illinois
and Michigan Canal Yeas So, nays So,
not tWO-thirdG. The friends Of the bill feel
encouraged By majority vote.
CAPTURED.
A squad Of officers Of Blsnksr's division
we're captured 3 few days ago near Manas-
ssS and carried 70 Richmond No oobfr-
nation Of Blenksr's capture.
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NEW Bonn or EBUOLEIoE.-Ths men-
p elect 70 he Board Of Eduoation win
pss at the rooms Of the Board, Counisil
IN, this evening ct o'clock, for the pur-
% Of organizing and tranHaCtinR buai.
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lFo, VT WARREE.-Generals Mccall,
&C., acting Brigadier General Col.
rovn 49,, VriscnerI st Island No. 10,
.sSed through I IL, : city yesterday morning
their way to Fort Warren. Col. Brown
son ofJudgs Brown President o. bns
fobils Ohio R. r. BE wa In comma q
the upper bastsry, and seyS ths sPiking
It WOuld do credit to any nstiOu IN earth.
be rebels were on duty at the time. and
. 'sashamed Of the Wholemsttsr. They sN 7Ore
Aey spiked the gans themselves. TEe
sting Of the transports through the canal
e regarded as another great achievement.
laly Yankees could have done il.
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~ Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for cash, ct wholesale, at
liz Bank street2 Please call and see before
making your purchases.
apI:Ss9 ]. MAsURT.
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Successor to Hawks { Bro.

0, G-Rsgular meeting on Wednesday
evening, 10Th, at ~ o'clock, at which time
election Of officers for the ensuing year WI
take place. ap15-2k8sS
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- Leslie'S zsituDg for April I9th, and
Waverly Magazine for this week, are re-
ceived at Baker's. opposite the Postoflee.
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NEW ADVERFlsEMENTs.

IA EEulla stless--4sr Bent.
Ohrsltian 4 Muuhall-Houno TO hsa.
Goo. BSrtaoo-ouloate flour.
J. p. Oobb a0o.-echeol Boolu.
soltlsEl' Aia Booisty-Oono,rta e Bsroa-
n. y. BEayton-Insaranes Dividend,
n. EsVbsrFy- -EnEins for Baie.
q. n. Litsis-Fof Rent.
i. P. EhcrWood-Just RoosiVod,
~, BsrfoU-epeoial HOliee.
u.O.-looal Eotioa.
EVorutt 4 Wnson-Looai Notice.
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EOoLEY AID OANPBEL1's.-This fine
troupe appear on Thursday and Friday
evenings, at BrainsEd's Hall.
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PERsoNAL.

Gen. Perry leaves tOWn, fOr BdinbuFg
and Banks' army tO-norroW or next day.
It is not decided yet where to send Gen.
ROssOrAnS.
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WAsHISsToz, April IA.
COMBINATIONS.

Samuel B. ElbeFt, Of Nebraska, was con.
frmed as Secretary Of the Territory Of Col.
OraaO, in place Of Weld, resigned. A num-
Der of New YOrkerB we're confirmed as Con-
suls.
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PTOTUREs FOR TIE MILLIoN.-We have
just received one thousand popular pictures
of distinguished leaders and incidents in the
war now being Wagod in defence Of the
Union. Only one dime each.
EyrRrsT Z Wusox.
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Merchants in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail TO call ct 915
Superior street, Marble Block, where the
latest and best styles can be bought very
low for cash. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods by tho case or dozen.
April 2. E. ". PECK,
Successor to Fuller 4 Co.
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ANEw THua AED Coon TH1Ee.-Beat Dan
dsliOn Coffee is manufactured By P. j. Fer
ris, Excelsior Mills, Buffalo, n. Y. The
Dandelion Coffee is now considered the
cheapest and most agreeable and healthy of
all the drinks now used for the "breakfast
table" It's in flavor equal to cold Java"
but has less of the narcotic stimulating eff
fects and costa full twO-thirds less. L. A.
Gilbert, 1S2, Ontario Street, wholesale and
retail agent for Cleveland. aps:9ss
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The foIloriae sxhih e Of the receipts and
expep iiturss ron ths different funds Of
the city is exclusive Of a 1e unconecsed rsye-
2. nue., -ao lnoa-.. .,a,,es,st 81 the year;