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The national Republican., 1862-08-02
nslansn oc uan. T. E. RoMic.

Hon. Thomas y. Bowie, of Maryland, whose
arrest and lodgment in the Old Capitol prison
we announced q few days ago, was yesterday
narpln.
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OR PIN ley POIN II

he splendid steamer KEYPoRT will leave the
foot Of Beyenth street for Piney. Point, EVERY
will leave Piney P0iut, SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
Jy2-u WIN. r. SNOW, Agent,
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

DHC-NTIC. PICNIC,
L FOR THE BENFIT OF
ST. MATTHEW'S SCHOOLS,
AT ANALoSTAN ISLAND,
MONDAY, August 4.
Boats will convey visitors TO the island free OF
charge, from Western Wharf, Washington, and foot
of high street, Georgetown, during the day, com.
mencing ats O'Clock u. m.
Tickets TO the grounds so cents children half price.
Music and refreshments In abundance.
The object Of this pic nic being to raise funds to
aid in pl.cing the schools Of this Parish on perma
Parish and the public In general will concur TO ren
der It successful.
Tickets may be had OF the following committee
Geo Harvey, Daniel Myers,
VIM p. Diury, Geo. i. Kidwel,
II. Tumalty, Jas Chapman,
John Chapman, Jos keeter,
Daniel Linkins Wm. NJ Harvey,
2. Jordan, Michael Fitzgerald,
VIM. l. Frizzell, John Green,
Walter Drury, q. !, Queen,
VIM. A. Kennedy, Thos williams,
Thomas Cassel, Joseph Hastings,
John Stake, John MoQuillan
)y 29-tAugi
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%i!s: Will siS w:ss w;ss i: wSiss %ss!h rs.
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&s!ss; sS5ss s:o Swoi% Sfn Gap. Bwssr WA
wseasa, WseSs1 SiS I'o.ow.d.-or.h 1s%sa, 1WsSa
wet, %s,.on; prH %S!!s. kss: ws'Sooi VIM
Yeaion, Ysriok, MarvinKzand Thos
Miscellaneous.
Superintendent Of the work Hosse; Drug Inspes,
tor; N; Washington ssatinel; Captain Of steam
er Keyport W b.
HOSPITAL LKTTERs.
y. calling f., shs,s letters persons are requested
Ar.,.a, Gould . Adams, David s.; Andres, Jacob
Adams, Rev J.
Beail, DR. Brooks, Chas Barker, Gen
saumy.5dnsr, II Berg, Geo Otto Br.hi,
ettis, Richd Bond, Saml Burke, Wm-2
Beardsey. Edw Bean, VIM A s Barr, Harrison N
Brady, Thos Bryner, Jas barney, OIL
Brown, Gilbert N NBlsnchard, VIM Ben ton, CM
Bowman, Geo Battsy, c.
oor.on. Isaac Caller, David Cash, Jno
Cas-, WIN Campbell, Jno Coyle, Mtohl
Cia,ie, Wm G.rswell, Wml Cotton, Peter
Cairns, Jw Coe, JnoN N Coveii, Thos
ID.
Drake, jas + Dean, Geo H Downing, Jno II
D.,. BS''
Drew JACOB DOSsS, FAM D%IpfFss DsIyp' Fraass as
r.
Erksrtd, Leyi
Fsnnelly, Jno Foster, Jas
Grsnmann, f. Glenn.n, DR. p Gardner, Jacob
ainsns: Patk Gallagher, chas Greenwood, A
Guist, Winfield Scale, Louis Green, Geo A
| Gibson, JtsL
H.1. H.,,1sn s,ss Elias HH.p,sr Ja0 Hs,s
| Hampton, 8 l. Haneer, Geo H II
aagadorn, Chas Harder b.rg, II MHaynes, Jacob
Il ,nm,nn, Jos Hodge, Jos Humphrey, Thos
Iugler, Jas johnson, Geo W Ives, Burk P-2
k.ns,.,, Levi ks...ls X; sl... Kelley, Tho.
Kenkade, Jas r Kohler. Miohl kenwood ,Deauis
King, Sidney d Kelley, Knight, Harry
Kern. Henry
Lowering, W H-5Lip,ey, Jacob Llndou, Levi
Lamther, Geo Lloyd, Chas ID Liudsey, Ezra D
Lyon, VIM Lest, A Lewis, Wssh'n
L.wler, Jno leavitt, jas W Luce, Geo
xcNlsles., Rob, Mcconnell. ai Rob. NAV, John
Mcleod, john Morrison. jas McKind, Frnk
McF Faddeu, McGNep ,MrsGT Mason ,HoseaQ2
Meeker, Isaac Mccall, Bernard Mower, Jno II
Mclean, WINS Hosher, 9 DE Murey, Jas
McBrde, Jno Maus 7, John McKeown, Peter
heCreag Live Mangel, jos Melville, Il q s
Noble Nolan, Bernard
olnhsusen,F o'Brisn, Jere2 oneil, John
| Onel, DR.
p.,.su, wm4 rr.ry, franklin F. r,.o. Ar,hu,
Pierce, ReyM K Pomatier, d A Phelps, John
Powell, RobtT PeZs, John Printen,, Geo L
Pendergast, Jas Prentss, Richd Powell, Samuel
RI ishtmeyer, l. Riley, Michael Ruoh,er, Chssw
| Rion, John Rine, John Robey, Lewis
ks ksssd. kS s: Nv. WIN ks:siiAR kks:siisi kR
Stevens, wn b s..son, Ii Harmon se,eA.ll,L
Silcott, James snyder, Andw Sabins, Geow
i Strauser, + D9 Smith, james II Sohutt PB
| Senne, Conrad Stafford, James Sampieu.S
| Sanders,AGW Surick, Hiram Shaver, ABB
| Sherburn, Geo Snyder, Kinsle Sohenk, Henry
/ sherman, &c Sterling, VIM A shaver, Mr.
| Shuts, Erwin Stafford, James Sweet, Kylar
Templer Chester Thompson. j r Taylor, Frank
Towns, B2 Thomas, j. W Tayisr, FD
1semb!e, Jary
| verseson, Jos
W..
WAND, sM Wslraius, 10 Washburne. Cap,
Warren, VIM Wilcox, Jo.E Warwick, Geo
Wallace, VIM Weeks, Geo II Milcox, Robt
IWCoi, Frank Walker, Sam Wakefield, or
z.
Zeller, Jos.
LEWIS CLEPHANE, p. M.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
Marriage Licenses.

During the past month one hundred and ten
marriage licenses have been issued by the
Clerk OF the Court, being seven more than were
issued In June.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

THE ST. LOUIS, Chestnut Street,
i Between Third and Fourth, Philadelphia.
The undersigned having leased for term Of years
this popular house, have the pleasure Of announcing
10 their friends and the travelling community that II
Il now open for the reception Of guests The house,
waited and reftted In superior manner the apart
ments are large, well ventilated, and furnished In
modern style II Il centrally located convenient to
all the depots and steamboat landings, and In the
immediate vicinity Of the Custom House, Post Office
and the Corn Exchange.
Connected with the Hotel is . Restaurant for the
accommodation Of those preferring the European
plan. Price Of Rooms from Three to Seven dollars
per week, according to location.
Board 81 so per day. Table d'hote for merchants
and business men from TO 3 p. m
HENRY NEIL,
my b-6m ISAAC l.. DEVOE.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

nUl,LION BANK.-This Bank Is now doing
u business at the corner Of Pennsylyania avenue
aud -Four and a half streets, dealing In exchange,
specie, at current rates, or Treasury notes,
II, BRACKETT, Pres't
\ X DrxTER Csshisr jy26-lm
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A H y . II Z r II
PRESERV.LJvG PROPERTY;
The most EfIectuaI In the World!
Information may be obtained Al
M. T. PARkER'S
Painting Establishment,
No. 80 Louisiana Av., bet. 9th u 7th Stss,
Where every variety Of
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING
Is executed with neatness and dispatch.
To prevent Mistakes he will state that his " art
presefvatve" refers exclusively to the various de.
partmenb Of his trade, in which he challenges com.
petition either in quality Of work or reasonabeness
or price. Jyl6-am
CONGRESS HALL
no X QUIA 9 r r. Ii X,

r Q K x q q y 2 Il II II n
On and after Monday. July 2ist, the steamer KEY
PORT will leave her wharf foot of Seventh street,
Alexanoria, apd nil intermediate landings Re
turning, will leave Aqua Creek at I p m arriv
ing at Washington at TX p m. For freight or pas
sage, apply on board, or on the whart, Of
WIN. X. SNOW, Agent.
NOTICE TO t.NCURslONl sTS.-Parties
IN wishing to charter the KEIPORT Tor Moon.
light Excursions, will apply on board, or of the
Agent, At the foot Of Seventh street, between the
hours Of Q a. m. and p m. We are prepared to
accommodate parties to Glymont for day excursions
Leaving aud returning OF eur regular hours
jy 2l-u WIN Il. SNOW, Agent.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

X r. r A X l N G.
As manufacture Trunks extensively, and neces.
sarily have all kinds Of Trunk Material an better
prepared to repair Trunks, ac., thoroughly and
promptly, than any other establishment in the city
jy7 JAME0 8. TOPHAM.
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aug l-dtlBth
CITY GARDEN,
w NEW YORK A VkNUE,
Between First and Second STeets.

The subscriber respectfully informs the public
that he nis re opened the above pleasant retreat for
this season, and that hereafter, on every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, at O'Clock p. m, there will be
Band OF Music In attendance
line Ten.pin Alley and Shooting Gallery have
been erected for the amusement OF visitors.
Clubs aud Associations can have the use Of the
Garden by giving notice to the proprietor. He
10 please all who will honor him with their presence,
my 2l-3m ERNST LEFFLER,
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

John q. Lyle still continues the businss, at the
oL stand,
WAsnInGros, July q, 1852. jy9
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Copartnership heretofore existing between
LYLE C0FFIN Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent JOHN q, LYLE,
J, A. COFFIN.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02
RAAkfnR RRtea.

The following are the rates at which bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold and
silver--the legal tender notes being the stand.
ard:
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The Case Of the Warden OF the Peniten-
tiart.
To the Editors Of the National Republican:

10 We EuNOfS q the Ndlt0n0I RepubllCdn:
Since my return to the city this day, my at
tention has been called to the Republican, of
Wednesday last, which, in giving an account of
the proceedings In the criminal court on the
day previous, referring to the case against my.
self. states that was acquitted In conse quence
Of flaws In the indictment. This statement is
entirely erroneous, as Ii manifest from the an.
nexed letter Of my counsel. have to request
that you will publish II, with this statement. ~
. correction OF the error.
H. l. KING, Warden.
AuUust 1867
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JSDWAnD LYCEYT,
r. I'D q TX II I N - ~
No, 17l pennsvIuan,a aus., Washington, y. q
Bools bound IN every ayIa, lrrssy, Hsoese. Hss'
Q, NJ OA0 Wsss-
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MILITARY EQUIPMENT,
II r. u ~ X,
AND
Harness ManufactorY,

40S seventh Street,
OPPOSITE ODD FELLOWS HALL,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
manufacture OF the best material and have con.
stantly on hand, . lsrge aud varied assortment Of
Military and Citizens Saddles,
Brides,
Breast Collars,
Felt Saddle Cloths,
ShabraQues,
Patent Feed and Water Buckets,
Spurs,
Omcsrs' Baversacks,
Oaoers' Fine Sword Belts,
Belt Trimmings, and
Field Glass Cases.
TRUNKS.
Sole Leather,
Iron Frame,
Dress, and
Wood Box Trunks
valisee,
Travelling Bags,
Harness, 40
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,EEiCE u. =. PENITENTIARY,

OFFiCE u. 9. PENITENTIARI. -
~ WasnIscros. 2; G., July y, lso:
office until August lh' issg' vat at Il II O'Clock M ioi
sS%iR%E yssr' :; he United States fsni'sH'aTy
1000 lbs of the best quality of oak tanned, slauSh
ter sole sole Leather, weight from 10 to "a lbs
900 f. oi oak tanned Wax Leather. from siaughtr
hides, we'll finished. Five sides Of this
quality will be required tor sample,
O' ha, al M WORK .s ana make soos
5000 No. bass Broom Handles.
800 lbs Tin Wire, best quality.
' The above aaaHta,iiy aiy!s . be delivered %o''Si'
WV irsb and blue. black color, shout inches
wide 'o''sn WARP Il.S and ~00'len filling
800 yds. Of lighter Cloth, same stripe, for shirts
The above cloth to be hosyy, servicssbls
40 bbls Flour
10 bush. Potatoes
small white Besns
900 lbs, Cod Fish
600 Shoulders
1850 Coffee
a gals XH1sss,., XXiH1ssar
400 lbs. Rice
The abeve groceries TO be furnished the LIST
OF each month
Also
100 lbs of fresh Beef without bone, per cay, for
four days in each week
100 lbs Of corned Beef, without bone, one day In
aweek,
Also
100 tons white ash egg Coal to be delivered In the
month Of September
Samples Of Moasses must not be ltss Than y gal,
In glass jar.
Rice, soap, CT fee and sugar must be lbs sam
pies.
All the above articles will vary in quantity, ~ the
consumDtion Of the Penitentiary may require
All bills will be paid In 80 10 70 days from the
time OF the delivery of the goods, If Furnished &C
cordipg TO agreement IL not, all moneys which may
be due will be forfeited
Proposals will be addressed to" H. !, King. War
den, Washington, ID. c." and endorsed 'Propo
sails II. I. KING,
jy23-taugi Warden.
SrTIME ENIENDED-The time for recsiv-
ing proposals as above, is extended to Friday, Az
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

TJNu INVENTORS AND PATENTEEB.
MUM 4 co ,proprietors of the Scienthc American,
anu agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II e N II 8.
IVnh Sirteen Years experience IN the Business.
Refer to Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt,
and TO more than fifteen thousand inventors who
have had business done through Mum Co a Pat
ent Agency.
Pamphlet of advice sent free by mail
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages, % cents
mail
No charge for consultation, orally or by mail,
Preliminary Examination in United States Paien'
Office, 50. y,
Onices, No. 81 Park Row, New YORK; Washns
ton oorner of u and Seventh streets, opposite the
Sa,.nt Once mar lS.6nif
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Washington

Washington Georgetoton.
Bank Of Metropolis. Farmers and Mech's
Bank Of Washington. Bank.
Patriotic Bank. Bank of Commerce.
FARMS l. Msroh's. Bnk.
The Farmers and Merchants' Bank and the
Bank of Commerce issue notes of the denomina-
tion of one dollar and upwards.
The national Republican., 1862-08-02

Place, Newbury
Putnam, p ii
Peckham, Z W
Platt, Robt
Pennington, 1t
X q
Phillips, Saml l.
Paine, Seth Is
Pratt, Theo
.ferly, Thos NJ
Powell, Thos
Perley, Med lnsp
Gen Thos +
Powers, Thos
Palmer, VIM
Pa'ten, , Msj VIM
Patton, Cap VIM
Price, WIN
Porter, VIM
Parker, VIM
Rand. NJ
Rush, Nelson
Roney, Patrick
Ryan, Peter
tRobe rts, Col II B
Rigler, II
shAuBoiyt ~ "Nh
Ryon, y Y
Ridder, Saml p
Rooney, Thos
Reed, W b
Rockwell, VIM
Rive, VIM A
Rudle. W 8
Russell, VIM l.
Red6eld, VIM Is
Rsm'ay, Cap W
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
Jennings County Democ Convcn-
ton.

The Democracy of Jennings county met in
convention on Saturday, the 2eth inst. Jeptha
ID. New was selected rs President and Josiah
Clark and John h. Wilson Secretaries.
The following gentlemen were chosen dele
gates 10 the State Convention:
leptha d. New. James n Nawter, David c.
Jones, Morris Wiley, John Condry and Wiley
Elliott.
Contingents-John T Shields. James L. vii
son, Samuel Marsh. George Joles. Geo. c. Vii
son and James Kelley.
The President appointed the following gentle
men as Central Committee:
John l.. Spann, chairman; Josiah Clark, " m.
L. Shields, James Myres. F. II. Cone, John T.
Wilson. Joseph Davis, David C. Jones, jackson
Spencer. John I. Shields, Thomas j. Riley and
Jas. II. Nawter.
The Committee on Resolutions, through their
chairman. James IL. Yawter, reported the follow
ing, which we're unanimously adopted:
/. Reselred That the Democracy of "Old
jennings" are in favor o, and stand bv the
Constitution OF the United States and in that in
suument we find warrant for secession. and
We point With pride to the fact that during the
whole tine the Democratic party WAS in power
this country was united and happy.
,. That the Democratic party demand that
this entire country be preserved as one Govern
ment. and that the fanaticIsm of neither section
shall be permitted 10 override the Constitution
for the purpose of accomplishing by opposite
measures their common object. viz. the disrup-
ton of tins Government. and that we will stand
BY the constituted authorities in every legal and
constitutional effort 10 beat back fanaticism and
preserve TO us unimpaired our glor'oas insiitu-
tons
3. That there exists no authority in any De
partment Of our Government 10 abridge the
freedom OF speech or OF the pr, s.; and We re
gard any attempt by any department to accom-
pish tins by suspension of the writ of kabeas
corpus or any other summary proceedings, as a
clear violation of the Constitution; the exercise
Of which power is and would be dangerous 10 our
free institutions.
ith. That the Constitution was made with a
view 10 the preservation and not for the destruc-
ton of property: that it was made so that oy a
union Of States, union OF hearts and uuion
OF hands. the rights of each section aud of each
State might be protected and preserved by the
whole; q. that the powers not delegated to the
United States by the Constitution. nor prohibited
by Il 10 the State. reserved 10 the States re
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
Might Dispatches.
soNs.ttt.ssto>At..

WAsnisufos. January 2.
SENATE=-Mr King presented petition no
metoual, signed by eltlyens ~ New York et,
praying Tor The emancipation oi slaves under tho
Wal puwef,
Mr Latham presented petition tom 40.
Chamber of tommmce ~ San ffanuroa fof \
steamship mail llue between that pot aud cuha
Ne Summer ufiuiul fraolalion that The Pes.
deni hu requested u hot incompatible With the
public interest, ~ liansmii 10 ilio Senate al The
correspondence which has taken place since the
Congress held ~ Paris Ia iHob relating a. net,
lral aud helliReteni rights on the ocean, which
was agfead 10,
Nv Kennedy presented resolution ftam tho
State ol Maryland, protesting against lntnslof
enee with slavery 10 the state by the General
Government,
Mr. Latham altered resolution lnsimotng
the Committee on Finance o. inquire inio the "a
pedieney Of establishing distinct bufean foe the
Treasury Department 10 regulate and control tie
mint, Agreed 90,
Ne, Wilson offered resolution lnaIfuoilng the
Committee OF Military Affairs 10 inquire into the
necessity Of modifying The act OF July, 1901, la
ereaang The military status al The unlied States,
Al-o, resolution calling on the Secretary of
War 10 transmit 90 The SENATE the number OF
cavalry regiments authorized 20 be raised, where
stationed. aud u ID would he advisable 10 oon, eri
those not YET mustered nl0 service into regiments
OF infantry. Agreed 10,
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill 10 provide for the
appointment of suffers for tie volunteer service
of the army. aud 10 define their duties. Re.
ferred
Mr.. Grimes introduced bin IN regard 10 the
administration OF justice ia the District of Co.
lumba, Which was referred.
Mr.. Nesmith offered resolution calling ON the
Secretary of War for copies of the reports of the
Surgeon General aud iSauitary Commission on
the health OF lhe army. Agreed ~.
Senate adjourned lll Monday.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03

MrrRorosirAS HAlL.-The great National
drama. entitled the southern Rebellion, will he
repeated tonight for the last time hut one IL
is beyond doubt the best military spectacle OF the
times, full Of interest and stirring events. 1t re-
ce'ved the we'll merited pIaudits ola full and
fashionable house on its first representation. and
performed beyond this week on account of new
attractions being produced on Monday. There
fore improve the chance Miss Marion Mccarthy
aud Felix \. Vincent. both appear in Irish char
acters. Mr.. Albaugh received the marks of APP
probation Of a distinguished and discriminating
audience, as also Mr. Hamilton. Ashmer and the
ladies generally. See it il YOU would see illus
trations of our National troubles
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03
Or. D0DS' CELEBRATED WINE Bl1TERS
Are unsurpasscd!

fot rofe imqal - eVu,mon amonr llle c,fer, The
afa tfii, valuable,
iet the aHed AID nnn, AID fpt pefsuna ~ wsal een
suion-sef ministers ~ The 0aspsl, lawyers, and ~
public speakefa fof iiouh kuepes, faliura. Hseasess
"a, Students Artists aud si rfsons leading ssaenatf
ht lhei viii pfoye Truly hehehela
Asa beverage, they ave wheleaeme, Inneeeh And DO.
lIeeus "a The taste, They produce al heeshiarann ~.
feule NJ brandy ~ Wine, without Inlesiealnf and ace a
valuable comedy fof pefseDs addicted 10 The nee ~ a.
oessge strong drink, ani who vsh 10 rfffau ltom H.
They ae phfe ah entirely ee fom The posoaa eonain.
cd Ia The sdulefated Wines and Liquors with which the
county Il Hooded,
These hiliefa not oniy cuitk, hat PREVENT Disease
aud should hu used NY all who live N country where the
water h had or where chl aud Powers aIs prevalent,
heng entirely nnoes and harmless They may he given
fIsely 20 Children and Infants with immunity,
Physicians, oiefpyBen aud temperance advocates. ~
sn act u humanity should assist Ia spreading these truly
valuable hilfba over lhe land, aud thereby essentially
aid Ia hAnshing Drunkenness and Disease,
In all Affections of the Head. sick
Headache, ar Nervous Beadaehe,
Dr. Dods' Imperial Wine Bitsers
viii he found Ia he most sanitary
ana Efficacious.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03

TIM NV fraR's Evr BsLL.-one Of the most
brilliant affairs OF the season WAS the ball given
by the Excelsior Dancing Club No at Military
Hall, on New Years eve. We never in all our
lives before saw such gay assenblage Of beau.
tiful ladies and accomplished gentlemen. We
dare not parteularze with regard to the fair when
each was more beautiful absolutely than the
most beautiful star in the armament. The man.
ayers deserve the highest praise Tor this splendid
entertainment, from which every visitor returned
home delighted. We wish all the ladies and
gentlemen happy New Year. ard hope we may
receive invitations 20 their next annual festival.
and be alive u be there.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-03

NEw YoRK, January 2--It II reported that
Carl Schurz has resigned the Spanish mission TO
take a command in the army.
The workmen nc the navy yard numbering
nearly 5000. have struck In Consequence Of n re-
cent order of the Secretary Of the navy request
ing them 10 work from sunrise to sunset.
The Chamber Of Commerce to-day adopted
resolution to propose memorial 20 Congress
asking for the speedy passage Of effective laws
by which equal taxation be- levied on the several
States; Also judicious ~ stem of excise 10 sus-
tain public credit and form stable basis Tor the
liquidation of the public debt.
A resolution was also adopted after an ex-
tended discussion, that the Chamber remonstrate
against the recent construction Of the late tariff
law. by which the act is made applicable To goods
IN bond imported prior 10 its passage and goods
no ship board prior to the 18th Of August.
The Spanish squadron took possession of San
Juan d'Uloa ON the 10th Of December. Vera
Cruz was evacuated by the Mexican troops next
day. They retired without firing a gun. ~
Havana letters say that Santa Anna and Mira.
mon are both 10 20 70 Mexico.
Gen Prma was at Havana and was about to
leave for Mexico reinforcements.
We learn from the Havana Diario that the
Governor OF Vera Cruz was willing TO evacuate
the city, but demanded and received respite vi
twenty -four hours.
Gen Gazett. on landing. issued proclamation
to the troops aud another 10 the people, the latter
10 the efec, that troops had come thiiher only TO
demand satisfaction for the failure of treaties and
violence committed against their compatriols aud
TO obtain guarantees against similar outrages.
The greatest satisfaction of the expedition
would be- after fulfilling its mission 10 the Queen,
to return 20 i,s own country with the certainty OF
having merited the affections of the Mexicans
Nearly 100 rihed cannon, of tie latest putern.
were found in San Juan.
The steamer Ariel arrived here yesterday from
Port Royal 2sth She brings no news
The frigate Sabine arrived Yesterday from
Georgetown. South Carolina. ria Port Royal, for
repairs. rr4 80 e
The prize bark Empress has arrived from New
Orleans bar
The steam Corvette Richmond arrived to-day
from Key West.
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