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70 BY the board-soms Of it important
The members may exhibit msguimity'
and 'perform's few days work for which
they will receive no psy.
The general hum drum and tedium Of
Legislative business has been relieved,
within few day past. by the news Of the
glorious success of our arms in all quar-
ten. We hope they viii 'keep on doing
It." A
Hon. Marcus J. Parrot., in response to
an invitation from the House. delivered
an address upon the war question. on
Monday evening. 1t was by far the most
able and telling speech that has been made
in Topeka. upon the subject Of the war.
His comments upon Lanes great humbug
expedition, At the close of his remarks,
were amusing in the extreme; and
"brought down the house." In all re-
spects. Parrott's addresses are - far su-
perior to the rant, bluster and agony Of
Lane, as hot waffles are superior to buffalo
chips. In point Of talent. eloquence. and
refined IS we'll IS forcible language. Par
rott is the 6rst man in the State, by great
odds.
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Movements in Virginia.

'HHH' WASHINGTON. March 3.
Gen. Shields succeeds the late Gen.
Lander.
The Lynchburgh Virginian publishes
the following extract from lester from
Centreville:
Last night it was stated that our forces
had received orders to send the sick to
the rear. and put themselves in march
ing order BY passengers who arrived
on last nights train the report is confir-
med; it is also stated that women and
children were ordered to leave yesterday
morning. We undersand from the same
source that the Yankees have succeeded
in cutting another road through tbs
woods to Fairfax.
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wasH1seroS March

"ASHISGTON, March /.
Specials to the New York papers. say
the rebel Congress has unanimously ADOPT
ed resolutions. declaring the unalteratl.
determination of the Confederate State,
to suffer all cslamies of protracted war.
fare, DC. before they will ever again Be.
come politically affiliated with people,
guilty Of invading their soil. and buiehr.
,ng their citizens.
Faulkner has published q letter IN
which he denies making q Union speech,
at Martinsburg.
1t rumored Toombs will be made Leut
General. and put in chief command o.
the rebel army, and that he will insugu
rate offensive warefare by throwing At
immense military force into the iIs
States.
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AndY Johnson 70 take. charge Of ,
nessee-Baeii pushing Forward ia

AndY Johnson 20 take. charge of
ne.see-Bacii pushing Forward ia'
aFs g0Tld.WAsmSsrox, March e,
Official information from Nasbv;n
the War Department reprents the m1,
.tsry work in that State about 6n;.I Iu'
and only remains to have civil reO,.
isssios -ef the State government ~
The Presideu. designates ANDY ii,
son - the person tol.bei sent there :
has been rBaas Brigadier General y -
proceeds to Tennessee to. day TO op..
military provisional government.
"a The rebel forces under Johnston :,
being steadily pressed backward BY R. r.
ell.
p Cotton valued at s10O, 900 has i,r.,
into our hands at Nashville. The Tr..
ury Department has taken measure, !,
have. it conveyed to New York.
Han1reds of Counterbands are boD,l.
seeking, refagea within our lines. IT,,
are allowed to roam at large wlthou, ::
pionage or care. except to preven, ,b.;
returning beyond our posts.
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~ A little fy-sheet, entitled "Ths
Truth Teller" published at Topeka. has
reached Us. 1t is violently anti-Lane and
thus speaks Of "a Good General -
1t is positively asserted that among all
the Generals in the volunteer army OF the
United States. Gen. Lane exercises the
greatest care over the lives Of his soldiers.
An examination of the list of the killed
andwounded. during his terrific campaign
last summer, conclusively demonstrates
this.
We understand that several Life In
surance companies have indicated to him
their desire, should he again assume COM
mand, to send agents with him. The ex-
treme care be takes of his men. when in
the enemy's country, warrants them in
the conclusion that insurance of lives in
bis Brigade would be safe and profitable
investment.
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Important News From Tennessee.


...s CAIRO. March l.
Gov. Rector. of Arkansas has issued .
proclamation drafting into immediate
service every man in the State subject to
military duty. to respond within twenty
days.
The Memphis Avalanche, Of the 25th.
has NO confirmation of the intended evac-
alton of Columbus. On the contrary.
there is q call for heavy artillerists to
take charge of the batteries at that place.
The Avalanche learns from . gentle
man Just arrived from Knoxville. that the
rebel army near Cumberland Gap has
been largely increased. The Federal and
rebel troops arc within sight Of each 9th
or. A fight is imminent. They cay they
sre cocident of success.
The Tennessee Legislature had been
called at Memphis on the 24ih. No quo.
rum present and the members were sd-
jonrning from day to day.
The rebel War Department has called
on Tennessee for 81. 600 more men.
The report from Nashville needs conir-
nation to the eject that Buell had sur
rounded the rebel forces at Murfreesboro.
and that they had offered to surrender the
place If allowed to march out with the
honors Of war. Buell refused and deman.
ded an unconditional surrender, and gave
them two days consideration. and 1t tn
expiration Of that time be would open Ere
The time would expire yesterday nom.
ing.
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A Mexican Monarchy.

w AcuiNdiVNS AAoiCu y.
1t is said to be clearly understood be-
tween the allied powers that q monarchy
will be the result of the present invasion
of Mexico. Notwithstanding the sssuran-
ces given the United States that they did
not seek any political object there. 1t is
believed that they will say that monar-
chy be established BY the free will of the
Mexican people. just as the French empire
was established.
Maj. Gen. Hitchcock declines an ap.
pointment on the ground of i'll health.
1t will not permit him to perform the du-
ties in the field.
Reports received from all the depart
ments the past week represent the coudi-
tion Of the troops very good.
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A Cure-all in the way of medicine. is,
of course. an impossibility but if the:s
is anything which makes close approacf
TO it, it is j. L. Curtis Msmaluke Linz.
meut. II some of our .skeptical friends
could bear those whom it has relieved
descant upon its merits. they would b
compelled to '.give in" His Comount
Syrup Of Sasafras is another preparation
equally % skillfully made. The many
who have tried it regard it Is . sure thint
in coughs. colds. consumption. &C.. &c
| Zee savsrtisensnk GFg do
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Position of Europe.

HALIFAX. March z.
The views Of France. are identical
with those of England on the subject Of
the stone blockade. Government is pre-
pairing all the information on the subject
to lay before Parliament.
The Pstrie points to the effort to get
cotton via Mexico as favorable solution
of the blockade question.
News from India says the supposed
Nena Sahib had been brought in irons to
Bombay. 3
A commercial treaty has been signed
between Russia and Turkey.
1t is believed England will withdraw
from the Mexican expedition should
France and Spain attempt to interfere in
the internal affairs in Mexico.
The belief continues in Italy that
Austria meditates war against Piedmont.
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ST.. LOUIS. March 4

ST. LOUIS, March 4.
News from Arkansas report that the
enemy has commenced active guerrilla
warfare against Curtis, and had attacked
his wagon trains going to Casssille.
drove it back. capturing and destroying
several wagons.
An arrival from the West says, since
Prices flight affairs on the Usage have
become generally quiet. Secessionists
are abandoning the declining cause. and
desiring to be allowed to live in peace.
Many are anxious to take the oath Of allie
glance. Loyalists who have suffered vi
olence and persecution at their hands are
not willing to allow it. preferring to
leave the question open as to the future
treatment Of them. -.
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SpR1xGrIELp, Mo-, March 1.

OrhINuFIELDs D1O's u1dICu l.
The special to the Missouri Democrat
says that on "Wednesday night q battal.
lion of Federals were surprised by a reb-
Ell regiment at Keitsville. Barry County.
After . short engagement the rebels re.
tired. taking with them 20 horses belong
ing to the Federsls.
Price had burned several public build.
ings in Fayetteville, Arkansas. including
the Arsenal and lead factory, and several
Touring mills. &c.
Price has been reinforced by Van Dorm
Mccullough and Mcintosh.
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ST.. LOUIS. March :

A special to the Democrat, from Cal,
says Lieut.. Gwinn of Gunboat Tyl,,
arrived last night from Tennessee rive
The enemy had not resumed the stem,
to fortify the landing when the fsh. O..
Cured, . few days since.
Lieut.. Gwinn landed under Aas q,
truce. and was permitted to 60 q mil.
from the river before being stopped !,
enemy's picket. His object was to Of.
tain. an exchange Of prisoners. Mn,
dead bodies and 100 wounded were fcvDi
in the enemy's encampmsnt which L,l
been removed three miles from the river
after the engagement.
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CIARo March &

The Federal pickets were driven in. a,
Columbus yesterday. by rebel cavalry
numbering So, The woods and vicinity
Of the town were shelled by guuboats.
The rebels fed.
1t was reported that heavy cannonadipg
was heard at Columbus at A o'clock this
morning in the direction Of New Mad.
rid. The rebel army At that point bav.
ing been largly reinforced from Colum-
bus an Menphis, They have 8 wooden
gun boats. Our forces. under Gen.
Pope supposed to b. somewhere. in thai
neighborhood. , es r.-. psie
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Rebels in full Retreat.
New YoRK, March 8.

eSr New YoRK, March 8.
Gen. Buell. telegraphed to Mcclellan.
on Saturday. that the rebels abandoned
Murfreesboro and are in full reteeat to-
wards Tennessee river.
1t is announced that the Tennessee
and Cumberland rivers will be opened
this week to free and ures,rained COM
merce under order of the Secretary Of
the Treasury.
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NEw YoRK, March 7.

New YoRK, March Z.
Intelligence from Beirut January 10Th
states, that there has been great food ii
Mecca. the third part of the city destroy.
ed, and 800 lives lost zue.
The Postmaster General, on Wednes-
day, complained to the Post Office Com
mettee, Of both Houses, Of the refusal Of
Vanderbilt to carry the South America
Mails, and recommended the Legislation
to adopt measures to relieve Government
from the dietAtion Of Steam Ste boat proprie-
tors. al, -..sss,is..-afl -
/, IS reported that Beauregard has re,
turned to Manassas. ,.fr. Ira b ~,
Andy Joqnson will not exercise bis
military functions. when he. arrives at
Nashville, unless circumstances compel
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Engagement.

: gai.iias-4 aeta la CAIRo, March 8.
The gunboat Lexington had an engage.
ment day or two since with the repel
battery near Savannah. Tennessee. The
result is not known.
Advices from the Tennessee river say
the gnnboats Tyler and Lexington. when
approaching Pittsburg. small town
near the A,aboma line, were fred on by
battery on shore. The FIRE was return
ed for half an hour, when the battery
was silenced. A company of marines
landed, bat were met by superior force
Of the enemy and compelled to return tc
the boats. ,....-
Our loss was one killed and three
wouded.
At the election il Savannah. Tennes-
see, on Saturday. the Union ticket receiv'
ed 420 votes. the Secession 45.
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PoRrLAND. Me-,

PORTLAND, Me-, March 4.
The Norwegian bsings news that in
France it is rumored that Prince Napole-
on is dissatisfied with the terms and adj
dress on the Roman question, and will
move an amendment for more energetic
Language.
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Forty.Two Men Poisoned-The Priso.
ners to be Hung.

ners to be Hung.
ST. LOUIS. March /.
Gen Halleck. in q general order, states
that official information has been received
that the rebels in evacuating Midtown,
Arkansas, poisoned the provisions they
were obliged to abandon. and that AZ
men were poisoned by eating. He says
we cannot retaliate by Furnishing the in
nocent for the acts of the guilty. Laws
forbid this, but some code authorizes rs
to retaliate on gnilty persons. Persons
guilty of such acts when captured will
not be treated as ordinary prisoners Of
war. nor will they be shot, but will suffer
ignominious punishment. being hung as
felons. Officers of troops guilty, al
though themselves not advisers or abet-
tors of crime. will be treated as criminals
the laws of war making it their duty to
prevent such barbarities. If they neg
lect their drty. they must suffer the con-
sequences.
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Ex.G6yERxoa Prssrsofos Porsosr

Ex-G6vERxoR PESSrSsros POISONED.
Eight Grams Of Morphine taken by
mistake. Hon. VIM Pennington,
of Newark, late Speaker Of the House sf
Representatives died from the effects of
morphine, taken by mistake. A pre-
srription was written for quinine and sent
to the drug store Of DR.. U. w. Badger
on Broad street, Newark The prescrip-
iion directing powders dispensed. andla-
belled ''qninine. "a Shortly after the pow.
der was administefedi to the Governor.
In the course of . few minutes it was
discovered that there Was. something
wrong and on examination the powders
were discovered to- sbs morphine, eight
grains OF which bad been taken. The
sad affair will bs fully investigated. when
particulars will b nsde public.-N T.
Con. .ddv. ~ ~ s1asg yig5.s.
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veatber,

weather.
Gen. Banks has established h.
qurters on the road between D. q. A.s
Ferry and Bolivar. 'ps'i, Pei,
The enemy fred twelve shells At =.
on Monday: near Berlin. Oni' NJ aaa
exploded. No damage was done IL,
Nahipe reliable fron Wiueb....
cpgreat reports cay the town bs'
Stnsid idersbly reinforced. De-
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HALIFAX, March 5

dALIFAX, OIarcu q.
The British Government has refused
every information relative to British ves-
sells running the blockade.
1t is reported that Slidell has had sew
eral interviews with the French Minis.
ters, all, were however of an unofficial
nature.
An insurrection had broken ont in
Greece which as YET is confirmed to Nun-
plia,
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LIyERpooL Feh. 2l

LIVERPOOL. Feb. Il. -
1t is reported that insurance is daily
effected on ships to run the blockade of
the Southern ports. The highest premi-
ums psid is Is guineas. ships are entitled
to select any port. In some instances
risks to ports Of easy access. are as low
as 10 guineas.
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For the Ksnsas Regiments.


Lieutenent II. G. BLAcKnAs. under or.
ders from Major PRIxoE. Superintendent
Of the Recruiting Service for the State oI
Kansas. has opened Recruiting Office in
the City Hotel buildings. in this place.
for the Kansas Volunteer Regiments.
Ksassns BE- true to your own State
GIL mp your own Regiments. and win ID.
ditional reno~n for your State By aiding
to crush ont this, ,cur.ef REBELLION.
5 ~ Lieut. Rffs tie only person 90
thorized to enlistimen at this place. All
other recruiting is in violation Of orders
from the Head Quarters Of the Army.
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WAsHINoroy. March 8.

WAsHISeToS, March 3.
Specials to the New York papers say
that the House District Columbis Com
mittee agreed to Morrill's abolition bill
slightly amended. The bill will be pres
sed for passage on Wednesday, and is
sure of msiority in both Houses.
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The Rebels will Evacuate Columbus.
CHICAGO, March 3.

A dispatch to the Navy Department
on she I'd from Commodore Foote, says
Lieut.. Phelps. who was sent TO Colum-
bus, returned to-day. and reports Colum-
bus being evacuated BY the rebels. They
were burning their winter quarters. re-
moving the heavy guns on the bluffs. but
leaving those in mortar batteries. Indi-
cations were that the town. together with
the military stores, would be burned. Il
il believed the Federal forces win occu.
Nv the place tomorrow.
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An exchange ssys;

'Ths rebsls are finding new way TO
exhaust opr rssoufses Their armies sur. r
sender - prisensrs Of war. and have TO
b snpportsd ~ the Govsrpmsnt." :
Il is hoped that rstsl synpathisers 10
.ths loyal Stsss.. yho have heretofore Z: e1.
hihitAa e, @oeh !os fhs a.,, rebellion .a,
nov, ,discokti tisps ikeiits Hind ofdces.
We tsos. tbsy will = given s gentle h'n'
@ coptElbate.,. t.-;. -, SIT
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Oi,cAoo, March Z

\ = VufCAGOs Aaicds'.
|, The Memphis Avalanehe. q late date.
learns that it is not inprobab's thst the
Les;sIafnre will finally sdiourn from
Mempbis. to Unionville. w arren Coanty,
where it is believed there viii be las diff
ficulty in obtaining quorum.
The Nashville Banner says that tho
ofiesss land. .nse,-sf-t ths Fsdscsl army
deport themselves toward the citizens. N
most unexceptionable manner. - :
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Advance OF Gen. Bsnks-We Hold Har,
perss Ferry, Boliver, Charlestown and
3 both banks Of the She aandoah.g


perss Ferry, Boliver, CharlestoWu and
9 both banks Of the Shenandoah
~ ssae CmcAeo, March. 2
At daybreak on Monday morning last
the advance guard. consisting of the 2Sth
Penn, crossed the Potomac by ropa
ferry and took possession of Harper's
Ferry. Next day provisions for trans
porting troops arrived and the guard
vas Considerably reinforced. Boliver.
Chariestown and . considerable portion
Of the country on both sides of the Shsn-
'indoah are now occupied BY our troors.
Loudon heights. was also occupied toprs-
vent Aank movement BY the enemy
The rebels retired only about twenty
were captured. y tla-f it~ii-'s s;l {
The people Of Bolivsr and nsigabor-
ing places which the. troops occspisd.
were in condition bordering on .starva-
tiou, Thets ars comparatively few in.
habitants II that totf.i An profess On
ion sentimsats. express great delight 4
being Selieved from 'the thraldom which
Oppressed tbsm for tbs lssf six months.
Many refugees are retirpfig. 2 sa' q.
TIE lg6t Wig N tbs amy ~ con,
iidetsbly cirtSiIsd' Tie. rebel ,tssfriitosS Il
Virginia. sasd msds . apo1effuI foot6old
for itSslf which III ths power Hofi febsl,
deucssset yEsit fron T. So ,far no
oppspieieNh Nhae. besa given to orr adyanes
~ thpe kas not hsn > hostile shot frsd.
IN teooos ,ase- 8 ascd)sa4 health and
ven projected iron II; e;aelssasaaS af ~
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AUGUsrA. GA. Ma,ch Q

AUGUSTA, Ga. March g.
A gentlemen just arrived, says an en-
gagemeut took place on Saturday NOR
ming between Tatnall's feet and Federal
batteries near Savannah. Confederates
lost one man. No further particulars.
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CaAaYrarnwx W March d

CHARLEsTowN. Va, March D.
Reliable information has been received.
that state rebels. are in full force ct Win:
chester. and have completed formidable
earthworks on this side. mounting go
guns including field batteries. -'',' ~.
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- The Repository. for March. has
two beautiful illustrations. Whaling
and a portrait o! the unfortunate ''Mary.
Queen of Scots" With short sketch OF
her life we'll written. Price. S2 per an
mum. Address Poe 4 Hitchcock, Gin
cinnati. O. I.+
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r. A battle j. houriy expected ct
Winchester. Va, Gen. Banks is pushing
on to Winchester where the flower of the
secession army are fortified.
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CHcAao. March 6.

CmcAeo. March 6.
The Constitutional Convention met At
Springfield. yesterday. and adopted an
article prohibiting the emigration Of ne
groes and mulattoes into the State, deny
ing them the right of sufferage. 50
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.NrMYoRK Much &. !

'h NV YoaK, March 6. >.
The Kansas IegislStats has adopted
nearly nnanimously . resolntion instruet-.
ing Senators and requiring ths Rspfesen-
tative .ip Congress to aid ID the pisssge Of
the Pacific Railroad Biz. ~ 1so 20 ,,
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LoUrsyILLE. March S,

LOUIsvfLLE, March B.
The Senate of Kentucky has passed a
bill l9 to 4 which provides that any of
the citizens who Join the rebel cause. or
continue in it after the passing of this
act shall be deemed expatriated and shall
himself be no longer citizen Of Kentucky
except by special act of the Legislature.
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e. Ths Kansas Legislature hiss pass
ed resolutions memorializing Congress to
extinguish a whole number of Indian
CLAIMS in Kansas. The Iowas are among
the number. The valuable track Of land
held BY the Iowas, could be turned to
more profit by selling it out to industri-
ous settlers. Whenever the land comes
into market. White Cloud will enjoy q
gleam of prosperity, and business will
throng our streets.
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Oan Juan Island.

- CH1CA00s Aareh ..
The Cansda from Liverpool ed ult.,
says Palmseutonr stated in the Honse Of
Lords. that negotistions in regard to San
Juan affair, had bssn suspended in con-
sequences Of the civil war in Anerica.
But joint provisional occupation OF the
Island had been arranged BY both govern
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BALrInoRE, March 5.

Later from Fortress Monroe says:
the steamer Nashville came direct from
Southampton to the North Caroiina
coast aud approached ths blocksdig ves-
-.els with the Union Gag flying. and went
directly under their guns almost 10 hail-
ing Distance. Aftsr passing. he Nsshyills
RAISED ths rSb1 Nag and stsaasd ditscaly
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~ Yancey sailed from England as q
passenger in the West India Mail steam
er Seine. which left Southampton on the
2rd for St. Thomas.
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W. A new Daily. called the Inquirer.
has made it's appearance in Leavenworth.
and created no little excitement. 1t pro-
issses to be Democratic in politics. The
Conservative and Times have both been
"pitching in" and accusing its editor and
Proprietors of being Secesh.