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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Ner Light artillery Company.-We desire
to call the attention Of our readers 10 the ad-
vertissment, in another column, of the Cru'ch'
field Light Artillery. This new company is
commanded by Can't. S:apleton Crutchtield, a
graduate of the Virginia Mi'i.ary Instituts
and an accomplished artillery officer. Having
secured fine battery of six guns, there will
re no delay in going into service. The lst
Lieutenant, Mr.. Charles E. WoEtham. is we'll
known IA the popular and efficient Secretary
of the Old Dominion Insurance Company,
and, we believe, will make y fine officer. Tbs
other offices in the company are yet vacant
No substitutes will be received, and recruits
may rely upon getting in y ''craek company
when they Join this one.
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AgpAIRs IN HE WSsr.-A recent lsttsr from

As6AIRs III HE Wbsr.-A re cent letter from
Jao xson, Tenn, says:
Il and No. 10 is now our strong roint Of
lG0a rance to the Federal gunboats. The Lin.
coin forces will never pass that point. II r.
h D.sfscs Gibraltar. Gen. Beauregnrd 10
much improved in health. He 10 the man for
the tlmes, and our prayers ter his preserva.
ton should be constant The deiamess of
cover their error, and the popular tide 10
about to bear him upon It's bosom. General
bragg is here. working T." coDiupc'ion with
Beauregard, and org inisicR for The great
con est that 10 i'm psnoipg On this lice. Gen
Polk has Joined the other Gsnsrs IL here, AID
our force IL increasine rapidly.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

LlvsxPooL CoTroN MAaxKf Liver.
pool Brokers' Circular. OF the 2ls' Of Fsbrua
nv, gives the stock q American cotton II
that market ~ III go bales, against "a. 80 a.
the am. time lA>s year The stock OF lndis
wrs ~, $50, against lit $40 last wear 1h<
ts,tal s,ock OF all kil de- was 80 10 bsles
aga,nst 7ot ,2lo as the tame psraod last year.
There vas none reported AZ seA from - mert
ca. aSainst Se7 900 last year, and 17s bales o.
India, against $50 600 bales last year Tat
average weight Il american bales - aooo'
40 lbs, and hose OF India about 80 lbs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Tskixg Care Of IKE Spirrts-The Provost
Marshal has adopted the very sensible sxpe.
dent Of taking charge of all liquor owned by
parties whose inelination and taste might In.
dues them 70 viclats the provisions OF tho
President's proclamation iorbiddiu0 it, sals
4 large lot Of liquor in Madison Yard was
thus taken in charge ysetsrday. Recsipts are
siyen By the Gsvsrnmsnt, and the stuff II
slowed away 70 b delivered up in mere pre-
ritjous times thsn the present.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Death cf a STATE Ofcsr.-The Pebble II.
brary and Auditors and officers in the base.
uent If the Capitol, were closed on Yesterday,
in corse quence of the death of William A.
Noncure, Esq Second Auditor OF the State,
which sad event teok place on the 18th inst
at E lerslie, his home, in Caroline county, Va
Mr. Moneure was in the 81 h year of his age,
= brother of Judge Moneure, of the Supreme
Ccu-to of Appeals, aud capable and viailant
official, and urbane and courteous gentleman
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Skut Up During our peregrina'ions yea
terday, on Broad aud Mail streets, ~en"ticed
that several of the stores were closed. and
the following card posted on the doors: Gone
with the militia-wlil return when the war is
At an end. By order of John Letcter.v The
suspension appeared to be general among
druggists, as we noticed but one open for
busiLess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Mayors Court-ArthurF F Hopkins was car.
ried before the Mayor Yesterday for threaten.
ing to massacre Chas C. Elicit, without any
provocatiop," and committed on failing to give
security to keep The peace - Woodson Dunn, ar.
r.isued fer atesliDg one bag of meal and cap
from. the market cart of Chas. Bowers. was Sent
to jail-Al en-, slave Of Richard Whitfield, was
ordered 80 lashes r using seditions language,
and TO be detained until further orders
slave of Isham Chewing, was sent on to the
Hastings Court for final trial for the murder
on the 10Th instant. at the Monticello House
on NJ ain street, of Andrew, slave Of Mrs Sally
Gray, of Port Royal, Caroline county, Va
The murder, 80 far as the evidence showed
was deliberate and upprovoked one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

ARnY CoBraAesoss -Chs. Yankee eontYas.
tors gave the army OF Lincoln no small
amour. OF trouble by their rsecalily. Gen
sral H lieck writes to the G uar ter IN as u {
Ueasral AT Washington that the shoss issued
TO tue troops wear out In four days. He says
= change mus bs Effected II the 0overlpen:
hopes to Keep the army OF the West 70.
gether.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Th.rty.two studsnts yecsived thsir dtp.o.
mss ct The Medical Department Of ne UnI'
verslty Of Lonialsas. on The Oh last.
Wm. J. Uljsop. 1a 1smees o. me
North Oa1nltDa OoDvonlons o1ad lass Wss6s
after brteS Hines.
The AisusguisAsd astrew, Nm. 1.sAahav,
(niavis Trse.j $50 q ~. OAa3as Ear. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Oar esvAlry ass IN passuis q - ngfng
enemy
1Sisned n. " HAilBcg,
Msjor. General Commanding
ST Louis, March 10 The exredition sent
on 4 from ~edsIia. by Brig den Mcksar, IL o
b .tes countv, has inst rs'rrred with - pr
sonsrs Of Wsr-reerutts T Pres army and
q quantity OF arms and SIN a nitiJn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Llauos D1sfkoyKs ~ LADIES some twsn-y
laaiss OF Sta tssviIie, ". 81 procesdtd in . hody
10 the railroad depot If the town. few dx -
ago, ana wish atcnsts aud hA n msrs Gsstroy.
cd I'VE or Elk barrels Ut wn1sey AID poured
the Louie poison upon the ground; a d ting
Nbati0n (says tbs Irsdsll Zspress to ihs dsyi,
aud his imps from tho hands Vt patriotic W0-
man, whose mission, pending the war. IL TO
70 abou. doing go,d."
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Arrival of Mr.. Yancey.

MOBILE. March ls-A special dispatch q
the Mobile HvsninS NsUs says that Hon. VIM
L. Yancsy has safely landed in this county
at Bsrvick's Bay. He was expected 10 srriv(
at New Orleans by special train this even
Inc
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CONF EDEkATE CONG RES q
fast Session..
SENATE.


Mr.. OxR. OF on 4 CaruliNa, offered L j int
Yes,iu.i non, Wh. Ga WIS laeeeo, AuthorAz.nx d
comn.ls,ee Of thIse from the osna anu aAtee
nom the house on enrolment ana enErcss-
ment.
mr. OLpHAH, Of TsxaS, presented memo
maj fro IL. lie privaIes of the lss texas hsgi'
ment, " hicE, without lsaelLE, was re1eIr.o %
tue military committee.
Vae preSident . setsd that the Sscretaty nno
Reported ,nAs the trlnt iDg ordered ~ the Sc
pute seste rAay could not % done, because the
hands III the Office mad been called on by the
militia draft.
v.u.Lk lur lie pay msnt Ior horses iost III the
EiSaiLK Creek Vastle, was iransIsrleo 70 ths
sec. Ell sessiOn CT DIR.
.Af. JOHNSON, Il Arkahsas, o0s.ed me 1oI'
loWiEg:
R.,oiv.d. Th.t the Secretary Of The T,s2.
.ur, nc uirec sd 10 IL tor m the eaAts whether
ANY aLu what dep, Eta lies OF IuLds, be haa
esa.nns Leu u. Memphis. New Orleans, anu
osper clt,Ss or pos 20 Oh me Uour dcra ~ Tee;
Aau II nuIe lave Osrn established 40 repoc =
~ No ~ uute wAe .her any isno Wnat leg laia-
Con mag oe necessary " SaAbie m o. .staD
iisn such deposisO,ie., 10 IS 40 Ascure =.
pruInps supply If funds io1 .he puzzle s<rsice
a dls tl POINTS.
Ar. JosesoA < imp aimed that these deposi-
toi les were absoiuleiy nexeAsary, ana tha
p lr.ieS WaIe low opilgeo " travel All ths
.y~y nrrs IL .ns 81 U Invest Whsi. Iney dc
sii.u ds Ioi tAe use VI IAe aAmy, a. great
expsh aiiu dslay
a. HAAsws.L, OF .. O., stated hat there
" ere Iep.~l e. AT The pia rs indicate d, ano
the delays, Ac must ProlesL irJun hei
.aus.a. c'.ik he III Jugh. ~ luvi.aoiv 20 make
the luiry
AIT .LaxkR was glad the subject was
Dr. u IT. ucIo.e tue Aou,e. SINGS Gen. Price I
arm. Of .yiIssUurl had been Transferred 20 sne
COME deraGe Lates, there has reel great III
cont eaAence and 1&nseI III trans. orIAg ,aree
suLis Of In ney l.. BIKES w exposed coua.
- 81 AZ - Dbl
posi- .CIIes al Fort NTH and Little hcck
a; x1AsES.
Inc ,esoiu ton w.s agreed TO, and sitter
wards .as SrAa.s ". ii. Xxi - secret saiOG.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

uIaprcAL PASaIo4lsn.-The Rsv. JoAn fhil-
cen. OF the Protestant Episcopal Ohursh, and
late Hector Of 1e Church Of the Nativity,
Ron dals. 0yoeso rec. LA /, has temporarily
laid aside his clerical 1obes and now ahoul.
dsrS hts muskst t1r serviee - private In tAo
Ussscsnt Rises Of Orsseeat Regiment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Nor .lAPruxnD.-The statement that COM
papy OF Ooioasi Batss's Tennessee regiment,
mum boring AZ nsa, had been captured In
home, 10 ccntrsdist~d by NE Msmpnis ASpsss:
Af,-r an eneouatey with = superior foloe VI
the enemy. ala bus three or i0ar esosped.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Exempaed.-A number Of men were r.
ieved Yesterday by the Board Of Exemption
from militia duty. The Board still continues
ia session,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

In Caxp.-Tne members Of the 18th and
l70sh regiments Virginia militia were marched
70 she new Fair Grounds yesterday and en-
cauped
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Tars PAratof.sx.--It Is stated that the
Four Alabama keeimeut, In the Army OF
the Potomac. prsposes 20 re-enltst for the
var, r. j,ctipg alike tho dfty dellars bounty
ana the day dsys' furloush, aging Inst the
ca~so 10 enough.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

O.sy's BsstsfaThis company ID nearly
filled up with frat rate material II viii bs
seen by re ference b the advertisement, that y
few more men can 30 received
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

RSekmead and York Riser Rdslvos1 Tho
late slide on this road has been repaired. and
The freight and pasaenesr trains are new Eun-
aing shIosSh 70 West Point. according -
eahsdala
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14
WAR MATTERS.

We copy the following summary from the
NerSolk Dsy Book Of = sstsrdsy
LIRurxNANT woarIs.
This FEDERAL nicer IA Command OF the
Ericsson Battery, Monitor, during the late
eneaseusnt In Hampton Roads, did no. re-
cove the rturies to bis eyes from uiect c &C.
ment, a. represented ~ the New York Re-sld
ia an item given by M yesterday; but, Us we
learn through source which we are not at
iiheytv 20 mention, received the same from
frGrmsnts q she'll from the Virginia. which
passed through the opsntnEs in the turrst Of
The Monitor. We are told that the injury he
sustaired u much greater than the Northern
tonrnais allow. ard tt 10 thought that 1t will
yyssnit IA total loss Of eight. He 10 compelled
To war gas over both eyes, and Is &C.
com nsnied b. = suide when he goes abroad
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

TsesaS ~ ne Nss Coasfisss!oa The vote
given Yesterday, a. The several pr.s'"Ts'o o.n n
futon vas AZ WAS 10 he e. pectes! IN tbs
rgesen. condition Of affairs, very snail Very
few, il any. vot,s were cast against its Rdop-
ton It. viii be sdopf.d, as a msis IF course
but il is desirable t. have the vote as full as
can be given under present circumstances:
All who have not yet a7ailed themselves OF
the opportunity to vote can DO - to-day. Inc
polls will be opened ut O'Clock this morsins'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Sale Of Real Estats IN Hs~rsco County,
Meurs James n. Taylor 4 Son, real estate
auctionsers, sold, yesterday evening, the "a
burban farm known as Woodville, the resi-
denoe OF NJ. Andrew J. Fo'd, for the sum OF
A22.O95. The farm contained twenty -four
sores, and the average price per acre was
$9l5. The sale u regarded - good one-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

Gen. Holmes has tssued IN order clostse
ali the bar. rooms in FrsdsricksourG, Va,
ard supprssslng the ualhc In all kinls OF
liquors.
sales Of cotton were made In New York last
SwturAay ~ 97&a36 cents for NiddltnG uplands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

HYOTICn.- az senior psr'nsr. ~ MvS,
~ berg IN The army. W. have i0' 'H'
Our no~Ss VII b. Z aud q he rcrs % =
yHo DooIsY, who b an. b ,IiSsd =, recs'p' "
tleweot Of II aos un's. .,.r,A,
Those Indebted 10 AZ win greatly ooiss
eslti.e and sstslirg the suSuns Of tosa ''''-'
% sciv ~ roes.hleL . m
NH Ia - In y, r Bu"no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14

NJ. TIOr.-Ths co partner.hip here'oiS.'
~ exIstine between the suhscrtesrs: us .
the drm OF LE09ETT. KEATlNSH
EDWApD KEITiN0E and THONAs y
BALI. will continue the buslness o, 1n ~
NOTE ENGRAVING and pkINIi'"1
under the Arm Of KEA'IN0E Ball.
ROpERr LE00ETI;r
EDWARD KEATINSb
THOM AS A. BALL
Rsnunnnn March IA 1864 m0 lN ~
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sales Of cotton were made In New Yovk last
saturday ~ 353a3s eents for MiddltnG uplands.
- VALUABLE REAL Estate ON
~ CAaY s1asSf, AND IN rHs Town or SJDany
AZ AucfIoH We In wife attention to the sale,
Tuis bar, Of two valuable brick tenemsnts on
tisry. near Virginia street, Ant nine new
brick tsusUsnts In Nldney. For ayticnlaEs.
nh M-ls JA3. =. TAYLOR B SON.
nE HAD8. good Now OTlsans Saga, 3asa
ZeD AYYivsd.
- eaeks n. q. Nuo salt
e.eoo lhs. Bacon, II g round.
In sore and for osle ~
RRlOnfORU b 90,
M iA-a,s 18th and Gary 80.
Eo1SiaoEI..PS ;! 10 s.s' !.
WIN Or yssAost seasd.
M A-ai< OppoMts Pratt's OoseAees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-03-14
THE yRIce SON BATTERY.

We learn that the Monitor during the day
Ia kes position In the ghborheod OF Mill
creek, and at night returns 10 Newport News
The report that other vessels have been sent
to that point By the Eederals 10 untrue.
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--.,arrLris AnxAxsAa
pRDERAI YALsHHooD.

We have tho authority. through the LIST
Lieutenant Of the French corvette, and also
the srench Consul of this city, on the part Of
the comma der OF that vessel, to state that
the paragraph which appeared In this paper
yesterday from the New York Hsya,d In rela.
zion to thu said com In al der giving infJrma.
zion, there stated, Is a base lie, and to stAte
further that he has written to the french pa.
per In New York to this effect.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-13

The steamer Eag}e at New York, from Ha-
vana. brings two men charged with poison
ing the captain and nate Ct the bark Betsy
Williams, while at 5an Juan Remedies. 1t
aDpears that the ensign, Mr.. Bruce, was sud
denly taken i'll ana died the captain died the
day after and few hours later the third
officer, who bad taken the captain place,
likewise died
The New York Board Of Supervisors hay
inc passed resolutions complimenting Archbish
on Hughes for his exertions whilst abroad in
behalf Of the Union cause, the Archbishop has
RESPONDED in Union letter.
! whole feet Of steamers are after the Ala
hama.
4 letter from Rome announces the death OF
s}e mother Of Cardinal Antonelh.
The East Tennesseeans, it is said are resist
tag the Confederate contiscation law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-12-13
The Brush at Port Royal.


PORT CONWAY, Wednesday, Dec. 10
Two brigades of Confederate infantry and the
Ninth Virginia Cavalry are now encamped
back Of the village Of Port Royal, on the oppo-
site side of the Run Confederate plckets
also extend as far up as the hop-yard Of Col.
Tayloes $, and are intently watching the river
at that point in anticipation OF movement
on our part to cross.
In the gunboat engagement at Fort Royal
last Thursday, two Confederate batteries, dlVl-
ded into four sections, were IN action, and al
ter an hours constant firing were compelled 70
abandon their positions to the rapid and ac-
curate shots from the Jacob Bell and the Ana
costa. Some shells passed though the rrln-
cipai mansion on the Confederate side OF the
river. but it is believed no lives were lost IN
consequence. The inhabitants had all received
orders to leave before the batteries opened
upon the gunbcats.
THE PENINSULA CAMPAIGN following
letter from General Mcdowell is leading to
much comment:
HEADERS. Opt, OF THE RAppAHANNocK,
May 24th, 1862.
Hon. E. ~ Stanton, Secretary Of Var:
The Presidents order has been received and
is in process Of execution. This is a crushing
blow TO US. IRWIN MCDOWELL, Maj. Gen
The ''crushing blow was Stanton's order
to cult all cooperation with General McClel-
Ian. and to go off in cooperation with General
Banks.
1T is also my opinion (said Gen Mcclellan
in his testimony before the Court,l that
had the command of General Mcdowell joined
the Army Of the Potomac in the month OF
May, BY way of Hanover Court H9pse from
Frederick burg. we would have had Richmond
in week afteruhe junction. do not hold Gen.
Mcdowell responsible for failure to join with
me on any occasion.
The marriage Of the Prince of Wales will
besolemnized at the Chapel Royal, ST. Georges,
Windsor early in April next. The walls Of
the Reubens room at Windsor Castle, have
just been hung with rich crimson figured satin,
the pattern being the royal arms. The coun-
eli chamber has also been hung with crimson
danask satin, the design being a wreath Of
lalrels surrounding the royal crown. 1t is
thirty years since the walls Of the apartments
were decorated in a similar manner.
It is now understood that Secretary Smith
will resign his portfolio about the lst OF Jan
uary next, and that, if continued in Indiana,
twill be given to Judge Usher. The friends
Of Judge Holt; however, are very sanguine,
hat he will distance competitors in the race.
\ military dinner was given to General
Mcclellan, at Willard 5, by General Van Allen
as a special compliment, on Wednesday.
General Wool demands an investigation Of
all charges against him, and ifthe War Depart
n,aIlt should not grant it, he Will probably ap-
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j
Der goth. writes as follows:
every family around Wa,Tenton has been
pillaged by the army of nearly all its eatables
But few thought it worth while to complain to
the Provost Marshall These were Mr..
Paeet, Mrs. Simms, a Mrs Rogers aud
Mrs. Cooper. The last cried bitterly at the
marshal's office These are all persons Of
property but their sources Of income having
ceased at present: they rely tor food simply
on their poultry and hogs, and upon what the
land around their houses has produced this
year. They will now find great difficulty in
living through the winter. 4 Mrs. Scott,
living three miles from Warrenton, wife Of the
late Robert E. Scott, a prominent lawyer ct
Fauquier County, having been completely ro,.
bed. is now compelled to ask food of her
friends in town Her husband, with Mr.: Jno.
Mathews, was shot, last spring. by our soldiers,
while enleavoring to prevent them from ma
rauding Scott aged mother died Of grief in
consequence. Mrs. Lee, said to be the only
Union lady in the place, and q vidow} haa
all her stock and horses taken from her.
Newbern papers Of the Sth inst. contain the
message of Gov. Vance, which is very long
and betrays nothing like Union sentiment
He appeals to stern. determined devotion to
the cause which can alone sustain revolution.
He reflects severely upon the Confederate con-
scripton law, and bitterly denounces the spir~
it of speculation which pervades the States,
The Emperor Napoleon has conferred upon
Col. John E. Gowen, of Boston: the order of
"Chevaler of the Legion Of Honor The
49,. = !, f,,1HlloG
his promise to clear the harbor Of Sebastopol Of
the distractions occasioned by the late Crlmean
war, but the work not having been performed
within the time specified, tie Russian govern
ment seized and conGscated all the property &C.
cumulated by him.
Within q day Or two great many GONZALES
cent soldiers have been sent from the hospitals
here to reoin their several regiments. Many,
also, who have not sufficiently recovered to be
able to perform military duty, but who are IN
con,lition to travel, have been sent to hospitals
at the North.
Isaac ". Powell, esq, States attorney toE
Talbot county, Nd, State prisoner III Fort
Delaware, was released on the 9th instant, and
reached his home, at Easton. on Monday last.
Mr. VIM. Nabb 3 resident of Easton, who
was also prisoner at Fort Delaware: was like
wise released.
The small pox has appeared among the con"
trabands at Aqua Greek.
The Liverpool Journal Of Commerce, Of the
29th u]t., says:-''We still continue to receive
cotton at this port from the Southern States.
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Uhe gIIe&andfia Gazette
SATURDAY EVENG, DECEMBER l3.

SATURDAY LV EN u, Df1IE DET To-
John Dawson, grocery and provision dealer,
Alexandria, was arrested byorder of Col. Tate,
and sent to Provost Marshal Doster, who
had him committed to the Old Capitol prison.
He is charged with having purchased commits
sary stores from soldiers buthe alleges that his
clerk did so without his knowledge or appro-
hatioD, The case will be investigated immedl-
ately.
President Lincoln has recommended the
names Of Lieuts WTorden and Morris tor ad-
yanced grades in the Z, S. Navy, for conduct
on board Of the Cumberland and Monitor when
assailed by the frigate Merrimac. The pa
ners were sent to the Naval Committee: who
viii report in favor Of the promotions.
The Market this morning had good sup
DIV Of meats, poultry, and vegetables. There
was a large attendance Of buyers. Beet from
70 to l2} cts. per b. Chickens 81 per pair
Turkeys from sl25(0$2 90 piece. Prices Of
other articles unchanged, generally, from our
previous report
The Y. Y. Express and the 4. Z. World
condemn in the strongest terms the bill recent
" passed for admitting into the Union, the
new State of West Virginia-but they both
think Mr.. Lincoln will sign the bill.
Ttisnov said that the French Government has
40 idea Of prosecuting ally further their prop
ostions for arlnistice ormedlatlon. This tact
has been ascertained from source that admits
Of no doubt as to it's correctness
The Baltimore City Passenger Railway Co.,
have increased their charges on exchange
tickets.
The demand for stores and places OF bust
mass on PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, in Washington,
continues,
Gen. Mcclellan has left Washington, and
returned 10 philadelphia.
This morning we had In1ian-summer TX e
weather, again
Neither House Of the i. ). Congress wa II,
session to-day.
The Licensed Liquor Dealers ar: to hold Il
meeting at Relief Hall tonight at o clock.
The steamer Eagle at New York, from Ha
wanna. brings two men charged with poison
ing the captain and naate Ct The bark Betsy
Williams, while at 5an Juan Remedies. 1t
appears that the ensign, Mr. Bruce, was sud
denly taken i'll ana died. the captain died the
dtv after, and a few hours later the third