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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-06
GuorrIIIas to be SHOT on sIght.
A NAPoLEoNIc ORDER.
Headquarters DIsTRIor or N. W. MIS-.
soURI, ST.. JOSEPH. May &c. 1862.

SOURI, pP JOSEPH, May 70, 1852.
]. 1t has becom, manifest that rebels re.
turning from the armies of the insurgents,
and other disafected aud disloyal persons,
are, throughout thls military district, organ.
izing bands to act during The ensuing season
as guerillas and banditu. 1t is intended to-
resort 10 the most vigorous measures 70 sup Z.
press these outlaws, and to this end Il Ia en-
Jolned upon all commands, scouting parties,
officers aud soldiers, when these outlaws are
detected in bushwhacking maraudng, or
committing other depredations, as guerillas
or baudits, upon the peaceable Inhabitants of
the country, TO shoot them when found.
All able'bodied men in the vicinity where
acts OF murder, marauding or larc my, shall
be committed by guerillas or bandits, arc re-
quired to make immediate pursuit, aud rem.
der all assistance in their power to secure
the destruction OF capture of the criminals.
Those who ars known TO have heretofore
sympathized with The rebels, and who fail TO
render such assistance, will be arrested, and
the facts reported TO these headquarters for
dual disposition.
Murderers, robb9rs and thieves have be.
come so numeroue on the border, aud 80
bold and daring 10 the commission OF crime.
that IL Is utterly impossible for the civil tri.
bunals to punish the perpetrators Of crime
with sufficient promptness and severity to
deter them from committing farther outrages
and to furnish protection " the citlz ms.
Hereafter the perpetrators OF such crimes
when arrested will be tried aud punished at
Tie discretion Of a military commission.
BY order Of
Brigadier-Genaral LOAN.
JAMES RAINsFoRD, Assistant Adit.G Gen.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-06

POstomceS Re-Opened in Tennessee.
Nashville, County seat) Davidson
county.
Gallatin, County seat Sumner co.
GAINESVILLE, County seaD Montgomery
county.
Springfield, County seaD Robertson
county.
Franklin, County seat Williamson
county.
Columbia, County seat Maury co.
Murfreesboro' County seat Rutherford
county
Shelbyville, County seaD Bedford
county.
Lebanon, County seat) Wilson co.
Smithville, County sea0 DeKalb
county.
Waterstown, Wilson county.
Liberty, DeKalb
Alexandria, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford
jennings Forks, Smith county.
GordOnsville,
New Middleton, Smith comfy.
Mitchelsville, Sumner county.
Sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Jordan's Valley (Christiana), Ruther-
ford county.
The above list will be kept standing
in our columns, and added to from day
to day, as other Offices are e.opened
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety of copying the above
list at least once a week.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-06
For Sale.
$3.50 Reward.

DAN ON nom the Commercial Hotel, on the lIth
IL day a March last negro boy, of COPPER color,
by tho name of AARON; about 20 years OF ace, s
net bh Lcnea hlghi weighs ubontli5 OF 100 pounds
rather slow b. answer when u. Ken too. Aaron be-
louFs 40 VIM. .uug, of smith county ann of the
opinion ho has represented himself as "a free bow.
and q cooking in SOM. &C tac moats. viii ray
the above reward for the delivery Dt the said bow as
Dee was when he leit, t0 me at the Commrrciu Hotel
iu Nashville, 90 amy time in tho year of 1852
June 4, b2-lOt sAMl. D. HARE.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-06

Some eleven hundred prisoners have ar.
rived by boat 10 the las. day or t@o from
.Tuscaloo en- route 10 KnoXyill. j. III
Stated that these prisoners, as we'll rs those
c0udaed here, are soon 10 be paroled, with
th exception of The officers commissioned.
md non commissioned, who will be retain.
cd. We fear from the facility With which
The oath is taken, thal it is not as sacredly
kept as it might be. Som. OF these Prison.
era on coming up 10 our wharf aid seeing
ths cotton piled up on tle bank, ~ they
would take al Dash as big a. couou bale
90 be- saseI.-Aoat30msr IiOgasr.
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Committed to Jail

nF Davidson county, March @, l8I2 negro man,
- Wlo says his nima a. GEORGE, nd belongs o.
Hugh ki kpatIicki of Cumberland county, ~; about
lb or I'd years Old DIRK copper color weighs about
l45 pounds, fect inches high 0n the len side
ni leck, from burn Tho owner Is requested 70 como
ffWtrdi prove property and ply charges, a. the law
directs. }. A. HINTON,
April ZD-3t sheriff and Jall0r OF ID. o.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-06

4 AZ Davidson county April o, 1862, "a negro man,
~ wh1 giys hs lnne 10 ALFRED stya le belongs
about 2, years Ola weighs about l63 p1uadsi dark
cIp or clI1ri % f.cI Zen inches HIGH rn5 owner Il
requested ta come i1rwar'i prove 0parfy IA pay
cha gee. afi ne aW directs. j. ~. HfsTON,
HAlul 1t-st sheriff ana JslorofD'C.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-06

A beggar DO New Greens approached
V.ll-drrtssd citizen aud held out Bio nind
for a,ms. The ciuzau ole.el him Com
f-deratg nots No. said the poor fellow tl-
ki0R a mluinlu. survey of lis o6n lrap
dat.l dIs.s. have TOO many rags ul.
ready HstUs Journal.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-06
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1862.

State Union Central Committee.
The President of the late Union meet
ing held in this city-Ex-G Governor VIM,
B. CAMPBELL--at the instance of a num-
Der of prominent gentlemen then present,
has appointed a State Central Union
Committee, with whom the friends of the
Union in various parts of the State may
put themselves in communication by let
ter or otherwise.
The Committee consists of the follow
ing named gentlemen:
ALLEN A. HALL, Chairman.
A. V. S. LINDsLEY.
JOHN LELLYETT.
RUSSELL HoUsToE.
HORACE H. HARRISON.
M. M. BR1EN.
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VOL. l..
Committed TO Jail

Davidson county, Way Is, 1882 negro boy,
s-Fho says his name is TON; rays he belongs 10
p hcMichael, OF Coffee county. near Bedford
said boy j. about AZ years old feet inch.
weighs l45 pounds; black colo, thick lips
nose. The owner Is requested to come Tor
rove property and pay charges as the law d.
II I'M HINTON,
~ 27th--0t sheriff and Tailor Of b. 9.
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Committed to Jail

ar Davidson COUNTY, May IS, 1862 negro woman
~ who says her name is MARY; says she belongs
to VIM. Tillman, Of Bedford county, Tenn; said WOO
man is 81 years old ighs about 100 pounds, copper
color, and feet "a inches high no marhs, Tne
owner Il requested 10 come forward, prove pro
perty and pay charges as the law directs,
J. NJ HINTON,
NAV 27thst Sheriff and Tailor Of d. Q.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-06

.OF Davidson county, May 70, 1862, a negro man,
~ who says his name is BEN says he belongs 70
Bells estate, Davidson county; SAID man Ia about b5
years old, weighs 100 pounds feet y inches high,
and very black. The owner Is requested 20 come
Forward, prove property and pay charges, as the
law directs
j. M. HINTON,
May 27-3t. Sheriff and Jailor Of DC.
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AashrillE Auiuu,
TERMS 81.
RATES OF ADVERTISING


ole square, year, s30each additional square 81
Written notice must be given 70 take out and 81
advertisements Of yearly advertisers before the year
xpiIes otherwise we shall charge til done
No contract Of yearly embellishments viii be discOn
,nred without previous notice TO us, nor will any
harge be made for less than one year al the yearly
-qtes
81 Advertisers exceeding the space con-
acted for will be charged for the excess. -',a
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Committed to Jail

NE Davidson county, on May the 18th 1852, ne
gro man, who says his name Is LEWIS says he
ongs TO VIM. Woods Of Bedford county, Tenn.
I boy IS n dark copper color, feet high, weighs
pouIsls, about 20 years old, aud has small whis'
IS and gnustache Tno owner is requested to come
lard, prove property and pay charges as the
E llirects J. NJ. HINTON,
/ liz 27th--3t Sheriff and Tailor Of d. G.
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Enmmitted to Jail

dDavidson county, on the 18Th Of May, 1862,
Negro woman who says her name Is EDEhs and
'cgs to WIN. Woods OF Bedford county, Tom;
Fri Is very black; feet inches hign, weighs
etunds, scare on right wrist The owner Is re
IA to come forward prove property and pay
.-. Is ps the law directs. tslI LLL1
J. M. HINTON, r
Nav 27th.-st sherifI and Jailor OLD. @.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
The flag Of the Free.
Fort Donelson.

printine.House Square was also thronged WIN
neople who repeatedly cheered the Newspaper ON
ces The building occupied by Frank Lesle was
arlze with lights, as was also the Stree. Cohm's'
,ioner's Office Broadway was ibTonged with leo-
ME although there was not 30 general an ilInmlh-
lion Of the street az Lad been expected. baIhhh
Museum and the Aston House presented me APP
Desrapce the candles in tie windows OF TIE latter
hong artstically anged and producing pleasing
effect No 23g Bro ,Gway, occupied by the New
York Central X. X. Office, was tssteiully hgnted
no and a profusiop Of flags displayed. A design
formed BIZ gas lets, and containing the word Union,
y as displayed over Ilaugbwout & Co.'S ,tore, and
The main windows of tie same were Illuminated
with star devices. The hotels and other puOhc
tp,ldinps on this thorougbfae WED with each other
IN patriotic luminosity.
The Bowery, which was also crowded with peo-
ple ureseni,d a chaniop spectacle TO It's entire
iength The most noticeable place was German
saloon, which was handsomely decorated and .ianl-
iuated.
Lindenuuers establishment attracted much no.
tee. Outside was displayed a large transparency,
representing one Of the battle fields OF the kevolu'
lion.
IL would occupy too much space TO give in detail
an account of the buildings Illuminated; suffice II 10
say that there was a street IN the city that
was not ablaze.
From the windows Of the magnificent dwellings
Oh Fifth avenue, and from the windows Of the poor
lshoreT high NJ tenement houses In obscure Oca-
lions thousands Of candles shed their light upon the
streets, each adding luster TO the general effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
THE DAY IN JERSEY CITY.

The dav was observed in Jersey Guy by an almost
entire suspension of business. Flags displayed
from the CITY Hall public buildings, hotels, private
dwelling AID from vi the shipping in port. The
English steamers lying at the Cuuard Dock were
gayly and profusely decorated with bunting. At
noon, a salute Of 81 guns fred from 6-p)under
brass piece at the foot II York street by Capt George
Mowbfev.
Washngtou's Farewell Address read, and
other appropriate exercses took place. in eight Of the
churches all OF which were well attended
H. the evening The grGpdest Iilum nation that wa
ever witnessed in jersey City took place, and the
principal streets dcnsely tbronGed with srec-
tators. Cannon were iired and fireworks set of in
all parts Of the city.
Alderman Laac Edge, the Pyro'echnist, whose
residence in Warrington street was brilliantly Illu-
minated, gave q free exhibition Of fireworks con-
sistiug OF rockets, Roman candles, and seven or
eight large pieces, which was witnessed by several
thousand persons.
Everything passed off in II pleasant manner, and
but three arrests were made during the day.
IL HOBoKIs.5-In Ioboken business was Gus
pended 20 considerable extent. WasLington's
Farewell Address was read in tie Garden street
Methodist church. There were bat few if any buid-
ings Illuminated in the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
THE CELEBRATION IN BROOKLYN.

Business in the courts and public Offices was sus.
peuded, tie stores were closed, the streets were
Elled with people, flags were displayed from every
church. and from hundreds private residences. The
citizens illuminated and decorated both public and
private buildings in the evening.
The 9th Regiment, under command Of Colonel
Michael Bennett, paraded during the DAY, and were
piese ted with heau,iful stand Of coors by Mayor
kalbheisch on behalf Of The city authorities.
The day ALEC observed IN the churches, in sew
era Of which Washingion Farewell Address Was
re I'D, aud in the evening the usual anniversary exer
cses OF the Brooklyn Institute took place at the ed
fee, in Washington street where an address was de-
livefed on tie chaIa ter OF Washington by the Rev.
Or. Farley, and prizes were Distributed 70 the
rupis as provided in the will of the founder, tie
late Auguttds Graham.
The streets were crowded until late hour, espe-
cialy Fulton street and the avenues, the throng bee
ing 70 great at times as TO make it difficult TO
Salates in honor OF the day were fred, by detach-
ments of the 10th Regiment Artillery, from Fort
Greene in the Western District, and Wheat Hill III
the Eastern District. .
The great feature Of the anniversary was the IL
Illumination in the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON Money MARKET.--ib be funds We're frmey
on the eth and ad arced noi~ hsndios the uafsvosbs
bsuk return. aud les. easy tpp-4fhs o. the none, market
For cloce Bills 2; 2, Wa generally dmineed ihs inpes
sion bel that the loan 70 me french Government VIII csaw
the rates for money rule higher:
\, was reported Ii st rb,ut a. cocoa would be RENTED
Pas during FebrDary the hst nssDent on The 18th Ihh
csus ID largo demand for money at the Bank.
IThs weekly Cotton market received per Bohemfsn
ltvysyooI BRgApsTUFps hARzRr.-lDe brsadenbs
k~t ssn-rs y has ard sndeDcy Toe various C,fca
i,,, Yepo flour easier AZ 20 ash Wheat 1. qae, With
down eud.ucy. Red Western lOl l0dI Red sosth
err I22dl2 .; White Western, l26j White Southern 1913
al5 Corn duh with decline Of 3D. mixed Corn ~ s6ai
L,vsKpooL PsoyIsIoS MASKEr.--The Provision market
m role. do -nward Me-.rs. Bissnd Athya Co. report
Reef ain deci lag P5k heavy and declined 10 Bsesr
on,a, Lard Ne v doll at i3lbd43l. Tslow hai.
LvKRpooL PaoDucg MARKsr-AsLes duI at 1911 for Pct
and Pearls sugar quiet decline Of ID Colee steady
Rio aut and steady Liz seed neayy decline of2 Lin
s..d Dbl, ,a.s ,msi 33iUtJ3 Coo Oillrsosactions
1fosnoy MAkKyTs.-, tadngl-bHB.Dsruyps dull lRog
steady but ~ssie,. SUGAR hfm. CoFrks urn ia, tle
mar1st /. te.dy for common Consou hcs d1I srinrs
TrKpsxrISE steady at 46s IALiow quiet oct stesdy
500 On 90 o. COP OIL dull and declined io LSszSs
Ioxnos friday EVENING" oHsoLs coseda 2s a9a The
weekly return Of the Bank OF Easland SHOWS oscf~
i39i.t 100 a. -. ., t,,,,i. c.n,,a
.b,rs.St 4tGi3 di.count. trie Railway shares 2Ssde
LATEsT--Vo Qaesnstonh.
IlyyRpooL. Sunday-COTTOs-The sales yes'er
Ssv ,.sch 90 bes iuc uins 400 bales to s~eusos
exporters tie par2et e!0sns hfm d unoh1nseas'"
Wae,n.r,yg. closed dull PsovrsIoSs inactive
I,spos Sunday-CossoLs closed saturday hNsasSf TOT
money. a., ui,no,s c.r,,,i ., Ma,
AMERICAN SEcuRIrlEs-SAeS VI i"i'''' S wv"
Co7,s M.nKEr-Ssles Of C ,tton for the week.
oI bai,,. 1,es OrJnaire 49, IT. bas Isl The market
quie, and irregular The stock In port amount" 10 I1~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
PARIS, Feb. 9.-Mr. slidell has arrived At Lode,,.

Hotel La More. wv
VIENNA, Feb. SIN the negotiations reepecs,,.
tho elevation of the Arcnda,e MACMILLAN ~ II:
throne OF Mexico there is no question Of the ossoo
OF Veueta.
Counanic zion is interrupted throughout. slmos,
all Germany in consequence Of inundalioos.
PARIS, Feb. S.-Yester'ay evening in the Co,,.
Legislatif, NJ. Vintry defended, and NJ Picard an
posed the bill for the conversion Of the Rsntes. TX.
discussion will he resumed to-day.
Tie Monlteur says the Euglisn journals sunouuo.
that the French Government is negotiating at Lon.
don for loan VI GI,0OJ,OOO. This assertion i n.
rOne0as.
MADRID, Feb. Z, p. m.-Sr. Marines do "a Roa.
il dead
Turin. Feb 8.--The Official Gazette, replying n
the runors that the Government ENCOURAGED The
man iesta,ions against tie temporal power at Rome.
that 1t had decreed the recall. Of Mszzini, and by
means OF secret encouragement, was preparing =
clandesiine expedition, declares that the Govern.
uent will not depart from the laws of an upright
aud loyal policy, and will endeavor to seize ever
opportunity which presents itself Of assuring 10 a
ample and truthful manner the desires Of the nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

The Comie and Coiniesse Tadini left the Bre.
wort House on Saturday last for Washington.
Gen. Robert Haley from Paris, ex-Gov. Sey-
nour, the lion. c. H.. Sheriff. Of Albany, Robert
Watson Of Canada, DR.. J. G. Aver Of Lowell, and
Il. Crane Of Baltimore, are at the st. Nchon,
Hotel
Judge Jones Of Rochester, a. I. Pickings of the
L. 8. Navy, Z. W. Strader OF Cincinnati j. {. Lay
Of the L. 5. Army, and &. K. Blanchard Of 81.
Louis, are at the Metropoli an Hotel.
Capt S. L'amy, British Army; j. o. Mul.nberg
Chicago Otis Norcross, Boston; j. NJ. Brauner,
lIinois Alex. Majors, Nebraska, and 4. X. Holmes,
Hudson, are al the Filth avenue Hotel
Major II. A. Conant, 81. Louis; Capt. Samuel
y. Hoyey, u. s. A.; Dr. L. T. Alcolt, u. s. ~, and
j. L. Potter, L. 5. steamehip Monticello, are Mt the
Astor iiouse.
Major Thaddeus p Mott and family, U. S. A.;
Louis NJ. Fouquet Fort Hamilton, and Edward YER
non, Eng gland, at The Everett. H)u.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
THE ILLUMINATION.

The city presented during the evening 'ry at
tr.ye bs. h as %s'F and no ey s
s %%y ,, Of the h D"S SGsGas snaa,sd Tie
Number o. sroiod the Pork was most striking, tic
,Iene ~ ann inward OF 4Oo0 candles in the windows
Of The City Hall brilliantly Illuminating S;res the sU, ire
I,i and in less than three minutes the 1900
s@Y tom basement to cuPola were. burning
S,isI,lr. Amid the repeated cheers from the crowd
N The Park, the band stationed upon the balcony
# The Hall struck up laii ColumNa, and continued
~ intervals daring the evening TO- perform patriotic
ana other ass for the Entertainment OF the assem
bsce. Thousands aud thousands of people passed in
ffo,t of tue Hail, and in several Instances ,tase-
drivers drove teir vehice into the Park in order TO
,,i their assepgers ap opportunity of viewing the
sceIe Several thousands OF candles blazed from ne
windows Of The Hbraid, Times, and TRIBUNE OH
c.s add ~ materially 70 the illumination IN this part
Of the city. In front OF IHE lkinUNt ON. e Ga'
displayed large lag hearing TIE following inserip'
/ NuLs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
The death of Senior Martinez de Ia Rosa, PRE-

The death of Senior Martinez de Ia Ross Pred.
dent Of the Spanish Council Of State, Is announced
BY the news from Europe. lie was Spanish
statesman and poet, born 10 Granada, March 10.
1859. He took Nd active part in his couutrys war OF
Independence, familiarized himself while 10 Engana
with the working of constitutional forms OF govern
eminent and was elected member OF the Cores 10
1913. After the return OF Ferdinand be was inpris
oped on account of his liberal opiuions, In the for.
,ress Of Penon on the coast Of Morocco until 1890
when the revolution Of that year restored MIN to
liberty. lie was appointed Secretary OF STATE, but
the moderation of his views failed TO give Satisfaction
10 any of the extreme parties, aud after subyernou
Of the constitution 10y French interference, he len
Madrid, and spent number Of years In Paris, en-
cayed in literary pursuits. After the revolution OF
July, 1880, he permitted to return 10 SPAN ana
being appointed Prime Minister By Maria Chrisuns
in March, 1884, be promul yated the famous esasa~
real or the new Constitution, when vnluShy soro-
ealed that of 1912. The revolt OF tue Basque Prov
,n..s led him 10 wrhdrlw from the administration
d.. old constuiop ~as restored, and in lSi0 Mara
Christmas Government was overihrown, and Is
psrtero came iato power. Martinez de Ia Rosa re-
tired 10 Paris, " here be for some tine Embaf
sador, and after ward si2-3 he resided 10 the same
capacity 10 Rome. After the fall Of EsparIero ne
Joined Narvaezs Cabinet, and remained In once
with him until 1876. From 1917 10 1901 be ws
again Embasssdor to Paris aud Rome. Subsequently
he returned to Madrid, Were he was CHOSEN 70 inc
Presidency of The Senate. In October, 1891, nc
Joined the Armero-llon Administration, and ~
royal decree of July II, 1853, he was appoin'sa
President of the Council OF State. He was the au'
thor of several novels and lyrical poems. The m0e
popular of his many dramas Is the Conspiracy Of
Venice"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
THE VERY LATEST.

by Telegraph u QH'ensto~H.l
L.oNDOS, Feb. J--1he FreOch C0amDer OF D,pu-
tea has pss.cd the bill converting the Renies. They
cl)s firm nj ~. i5c.
rUGlx, Fcb. 9.--lbe Itali0 pntlishes circular
from the Mmislry Of the Interior exhor'ng projects
b. Prevent b, ts exercire of lesitimse influences,
roIul,r manifestations ike thHe recently uaio III
Parma and other owns.
PANS. Feb 9.--rhe .VDna' arsays the bill for the
srsinn of the Rruies will te presented 10 the
seuite tomorrow. Tie Interest On Tressory I'LL.
IN fixed "a, nud 81 per cent according ~ the line Of
Il cir Ealing duo.
CorENnAGES, Feb. 9.--Ihe Government has Oh
tainel au important victory M the uiusteriai project
for The modification OF the quorum ia The klgafaed
was adopted yesterday by great majority after n
prolra,ted discussion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
FRANCE.

The Bank Of France, on the 9th, reduced its rate
OF discount from Il TO rer cent.
VI. Hauieieuille tie well.known writer on inter-
national law, urges ia the RegBe C0Rtcmp0raiHe the
meeting OF a congress settle the rights Of bellig-
efent- IT sea and the formation Of league Of armed
neutrality, 90 protect the commerce OF neutral
powers in the event OF a maritime war.
The Chamber Of Deputies had commenced the
discussion of tie hill FOR the conversion Of tie per
cent rent =. NJ. Darimon strongly opposed it,
The Paris COasftut,0HHd cave tho rumor thai
Enpish capitalists had contracted 10 loan & 0OO 900
to The French Government is not correct, but such
circumsnutnl particulars are given IN the London
papers that there is no doubt the arrangement has
been made.
The Bourse WAS firm; Rentes IF. Zoe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
Total. ..'..'.s''.s'''''''

CHupRES's AID Soclfry.-lhe annua' i"e'
Of tie Childrens Aid Society WAS heid Cd '''u'e.
at the Metropolitan Bank, Sir. W. A. boO'u' w W
President, occupying the chair. Mes'r' o!,', w;,
Field. W. C. Russell, NJ. T. Hewitt John u w.
lians. aud C. IL. Tnlsk We're elected IN place "
retiring Trustees The number prcNiiea WIZ" -
and employment, daring TIE year hes been 40 IS, ga.
Boys So girls 223, men %, women oo' III n'r
appoItioned 70 tie following States ana In,
Massachusetts q, Connecticut o. New ioA ~, 80
Island 81, New-Iersey - Pennsyl anna ,, ou'y
Illinois II, ludiaus 406 Wisconsin 20, MIN ..;'h The
Civ -, CANADA 4. Tnere are connee'eI rorpi
Society eight schools aud Oi9 scholars 1861
Of money on hand aud received duing 'nt ~. ,eu
wa $l7,s@j. Eto amount dibursed ddIi' a'rsuy's
Was sl6,ti3. During nine yeaIs oil tne ' Lss been
or. ra,ione, the entire amount receive" ~, Of
siloglT. During these nine years tne ne, .' r, noe.
childIeu sent 20 Western homes was W. Negs
nection VITA tho .,ocietys operations ,o a,i Islg.
boy- Lodgips -ilouse, which fdfnishea % linz sOs
inn. du,ing tie year, la ,iaple e.ds a'ei's 30 10
night. 10 $3.50 different boys, showing a" r,. rae
new lodgers on An average every nlgnt' i,.r,;sh
tees are making pr,,isewor.hy efforts 70 .'' 20 re-
Girls Lodp,ng. House, in which they ous"
coiye the Nd VI the charitable.