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oREscENF osrlcE, No. 10 ,GAxr S9Rxsr
Saturday Evening Aprjl IL 1852,

Saturday Evening April IL 1869. ]
CorreS. We did not hear Of a sale to-day.
TOBACCO. Nothing reported.
SUGAR AND MobAssEs. >, There is barely sufi-
Gent amount Of business to constitute market.
The transactions in sugar are confined to few
small sales at unsettled and irregular prices. A
5smalllotof slightly Termenting Molasses sold at
81scs U gallon.
GoRN. There is none on the levee. and the
transactions are confined to small sales in ware
houses at the tariff rates.
FLOUR. :. There being no receipts and little OF
no stock in first hands we have no sales to report
The wholesale tariff prescribes sl4 for Superfne
and Sill IS Dbl. for Extra.
OATs.... About l45 sacks sold at 81 Is % bushel
PORK. Mess is retailing at sl5@s5o % Dbl.
BEEF. The retail demand is supplied at $50 sc
for Prime and s57 SO U Dbl. for Mess.
WHISKY. 4. The retail demand for old (Bourbor
and Monongahela) has been supplied at 81 zoos!
and Rectifed, made from Louisiana Rum, at 81 2l
@sl rs . gallon.
LOUISIANA RUN. The retail demand is sup
piled at 4o@50c. % gallon.
Z BACON. !. We notice wholesale and retail trans
actions at the tariff rates.
LARD. The transactions are confined to small
ales at the tariff rates.
Nothing else reported.
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Steamboat.
Receipa. I. ps Proaucs.

4
SHREYEPORT-Per steamer Homer-2 bbls
pork IL hhds 2 bbls bacon A Thomson &co-3 cks
bacon 10 doz brooms 4 pkgs ndse w Arthur
rolls 296 sides leather ] Valentine &co-s hhds
bacon bbs lard Patteu, Henderson .&co-l54 SKIS
s bbls flour 40 seeks wheat l4l3 pcs bacon "a sacks
peas Greenwood-3O SKIS barley G Merz-9 bars
steel q Wilson-260 pcs bacon Henderson, Terry
Eco bbs lard csks bacon 2 Pilsbury-lO scks
potatoes bag wool ] A Sherman rolls leather
Phelps d Jones-2ll pes l csk bacon 2 bbls lard
Parson.l3 pkgs mdse Toledano & Taylor Is
els rope Allison, Pattson &co--2 bales wool inc
Wright &co-32 bales fodder West Renshaw &
Can mack-40 do Wilson, Pomroy &co--1O scks
corn and sundries to order.
X 10 BDELb'S ORE Per steamer JIM Sbarne-
~ hhds sugar Marianaux-2O do Roman, Oil
yier eco 40 do v Allan &co-l do Foley. Avery
&cO-260 bbls molasses Lauye IL lie Blancs30 do IL
Henderson & Peale--l29 do A D Kelly &co-lOO do
Darby y Tremoulet-27 do Menard & Vignaud-5O
do MGi.,tenberger &co.as do NJ Gordon jr-lOo
do Ar ltenberger-l60 bbs so hf bbls do j Watt
&co-74 bbls so hf bbls do c Kohn &co-5l hhds
sugar to Brugier-sundries to order-Total-l
hhds sugar 1904 bbls 100 hf bbis molasses.:
WASHINGTON-Pe steamer Milton Relf-3o
bids sugar 80 bbfs molasses Stuart & James do
Moore y BroWder-52 do Montgomery g. White
DC do Jno Wallis &co--76 hf bills do III Gordon ir
.-l5 hf do v Allan &co-4O seeks corn F Perret.
1872 do Hawkins & Norwood do E Male SEQ
q bales hay ] Valentino &co-4O do 7 G Quirk-
25 bales fodder B Gribblc &co-ls do ] W Bur
bridge &co-l7 hhds sugar Bellocq, Noblom eco.
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U 11V fedISattIes quVEs
3 l.lll N 4 Vs.. pRIn4EiS,.
Ribtr gntaHtgslue.
uarsensr orr1,ra M. 70 q

oRrscERr orrIca, No.7e GA4r srRErr,e
Monday, April II, 1861
The storm of Friday night, Of which mention
was made Of in Saturdays edition, lasted until
near midnight, when it cleared off, and on satur.
day and yesterday the weather was delightful.
All the boats advertised got off with large car.
goes and great number Of passengers.
There were no arrivals at the levee yesterday
from any point, and the only boat expected is the
Laurel Hill, from Fort Adams. She will return
hence this afternoon at O'Clock.
& The g. s. steamer Louis dor, from Vicksburg,
will be at her landing early this morning, to load
for her return trip tomorrow afternoon at S
o'clock, &l 55s58s4s5# So. ,e
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I'M ssss Hann isis as AIArshail.


s shat this gallant oficsr has been CON:
y ~ plies 70 fall back near
"a The Floyd Brigade Is being reor-
and viii be- placed under his com
&a xsd II III MID ~ soon be IT the head of
% liant supplies, and every
N actIve cam ign: on the l4th
Y headq quarters ~ Leblanc he issued
s " seneral ommanding directs that
Ss Af Alk passage aud comfnunicaf ton across
4 range OF mountains between Ken,
ssl the Boundaries Of Lee
Nh Buchanan nties, irginia, either way
h1lesstlle same shall Dc Onducted an.
q III Nit from brigade headquarters.
aSsA csion al ord er viii detected
Rx5y SUNNI rily punished. The Genera
al oaso pai pahs III Connected with. and ne
ifsfe ;of the people as this Y.
re 10 infested with spies Unless MAJ
la@A 1N comes RON Kentncky to join the army an
u dsfsnd his country and Is secure Ii
i53 dS8Hh OF The South he had better remai
Esa home. he ia Living AZ home, subdaed 3.
lSs with Linco lnisn, and has onl
f1sfse snoug to come into the Southern
collect money Oh To arrange business
with property such d man had bette
Il ssay tFoa eople Nhosa whole energies
sss nov belong to their country.
IA stias - enlist will sign the arti
81 ass XII and pnt himself ut once undel
at tts oat pos Isst I'd other pass, and i
pass AM eat them and put them into camp
81 inst r1Gt IN at 8 drill master to teach
school 0f the soldier, until they become
E ready tu Nh atsaehed tp a company. Good men
e aEe friend 81 The South. will not regard such
snemfss II III thus be harmless. and vi
n c0nveft them into ii lends BY healthy exeI
continue association.
stinctien uf parsons will be- made in TIL
~ Ell % ties Of friendship b
Yf rcd shall justf I'D infraction o
iness Or int srest will serve t.
" 1v0id H. The man who ii detected hereafter ii
through the lines Of this army, knowing
tais order shalt be treated as
spYs 81 sEsSg MS
81 Ss6ps ofsAs Or Il ssS ELzsIA RSH Eli. las
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SfNpERSs d II Il IN1sAf TO

II sIiss sIEssA
WI u 4sefa ,sN SEs 10 noasthe metal 1T
s I'M 81 IL Hi dluty calls
gt3;i5 h u ~ stle
4'ssI ESa5 iii win
N, ss ssh sa sss III ill ILL ss
sssS S2s s5Y IA N&nSal hors3
Ii M mn CRAFTS 81 Al
NJ lincoln 81 Ii ag g, s.ss al. IS
33si tD;sr 5be{ags Hill s0s " done
I'LL xsjf Ind fs5*N #il AIs aasffsds ara ont;
R6g dit {see our head gtssue-
fRss iIl,ts3 ssase U .ileS VET be
MI ,, ssSss a5s a sass q hsb ssas
agjszS Sn M flad What he aheas
}1Es cast MIN such q re " rock S'ss
va cherishe 5cafls IS fsssss
III s n a e n ss,ss u asi wv sSs
sSssce can sassss,T l,se 81 r. FAY
10 oIns so assAl lSul shts I'M
ill now sss, bY llis
ES an taltaN i,rotsf BE- ns'sr was ess
- !. ny y Nay
liSrs I'LL trieis Ill EhS ds5I will welcnms him Il
a@sS Hi aocs5ats q his bosom
n y ~ kis ydai PROOF sseess once more,
kaocE his mated foki,a in ~ Il. y 4.
d s0: fu ssstsh thu baseaeld monk along
|s Ips6 n fi1g Nts End quite soon abpnt q @
IL $ Ea1f sseli our lines 10 cOl,sntals strong ss
Y Sss# An1 give no quarters till bets c.if, ID MI
ss se S0ntheEn tours now taa;s n stand
Ehltr S9sel marshalea DIT their te0ds
mn 4nlf 8Xch nth shooting .stiGk In hand
& esoEsed they viii his llakss teaa
I'D while q foe ii III M heId
43S a{y0T Ndy,fs stilf ssexJy our leader cool,
@ SSfh ~ VI embrace before we III yield
81 lsod Ii help, va At stick and rule &
SH4 n IN ii. asfer years to come,
OH III read by youth and ga Sc,
@sS4 mai 9ilis mole of well done, FL
Il fSS St,fTS stN,es y brig htest ps1ge
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4 inuanerable sellers, at their own prices.

Is well d. inuamerahle Sellers Ut their avn prices
There were some sales.
The general transactions, the movements, one
and all, in every grade, closed under the feel
ing, including bonds, stocks, houses, lots, mer-
chandise and produce Of all kinds are more or less
Influenced by the prospects looming UP, as itwere,
for the next six or eight weeks.
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So e.sx rnEE,sza,Fs-, MzSsIssIPpI AND TEN
kssSs. s-sSsSs. 4Gsst.eN EssEE RAILROAD.
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE.

FIFTY THREE NILES IN DISTANCE AND FnTR
HOURS TINE SAVED.
Travellers going ron New Orleans to Memphis Hun,bol,
GAINESVILLE and Nashville, Tenn Columbus and Bowling
Green, KY, will save
FOUR HOURS IN THE AND FIFTY THREE MILES IN
DISTANCE,
BY buying tickets TO Memphis the Mississippi and Tenass
Railroad.
Also to points the Mississippi river above Memphis OF
points IN Arkansas the line of the Memphis Rock
Railroad, for the interior of the State.
NAILS AND PASSENGER TRAINS leave the Nav Or.
esna Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Depot dailv IT
A. H. add arrive Grenada at l50 A. NJ and at Memphis nj
A. NJ connecting with the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road and arriving ct Nashville II P NJ the evening
Daily Line of STEAMBOATS, leaves The wharf at Nom.
ph for points the Mississippi Fort Pr!
low, New a-rd and Columbus, Ky.
THROUGH FARE TO NEMPH1s, sl4 90
Be to ask for Tickets the Mississippi and Tennessee
Rsilroa6 10 Memphis.
NILES kERIWETHRE
Chief Engineer and General Snpsrin ondert.
F. s. RIcHARps General Traffic Agent. d5.t
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knOE tens, n isit To- TING military DIS
mi ;ss striet of Cen. Evans. S.
From hi aslss,on Mercury, 1

gErusn ahe Cha leson Mercury Ah S.
sssa 81, aceOnipa MED by Cen. Evans
Il District Of tie General o.
81 and after stopping at Adams
4s KHas ters, and spent the night al
Hsk family Of Captain
'S hose ia ton was his Exceen-
aoeSs The next morning easlY the
RiHwed the regiment of Col. Elford
within hear of the enemy y guns He
9yeat sfiffiag aid dtess, urging an Immediate
ginaent for and 5dnriug the ar,
% ed by them with three hearty
Ion Rickens. He then visited the
ali fie dence his gteat grand
therfa side This house iii as per-
#Sl was in all ts former stateIiness
zS by Landgrave Morton, more than
ssf llS11fea yHATa sag The Land grave was, we
IN Eternal ester of the Governor,
EN- s&r aTed nsost The ancient homestead;
sssl orange blossoms from the trees in
s s53 me play fonnd of his boyishs
ellency then proceeded, after Gen.
ssad Joined hssn 70 visit Col. Moore's Regi
a H0loDmbe legion. 8gss 81
i Az 9Dand draWnAup Id full feather to-
ID 3esS rad the brave hero of Lees
III side il review Of this noble
S3 tf0yefn0r addressed them, and al
a HE name 80 handsomely selected
M ~ gallant Colonel. He ssid fhiss name
DEM M his heart |: that ii banner had
~ e to ths Legion and
NH tn9 Il the contest continued, he
a ne ave mon before him Monid not
81 ths erds w tKelse month"; but that they
~ I'd ana light together
IA AYE n shred remained be it for
ifgx or years Long vi short,
S 99id bs in Ius NAr5 aged for Freemenss
81 81 would cond 81 an tha: soldiers
ssas fea reAp0nded 10 bys tbs cavalry ana
batst d eathnsisstic cheer
|$5 SaAE fhe slkn ring. The Governor
Tint the gallant Colonel begora
S ia l1is ia sthe arst brush,
theY stood Hi. hearing 81
ss md al10st near enough 40 smell the
d s9fS gunpoH The Governor, with
Y n tlisa proceedel IL Pineberry
IA the bat teries l,aar MI. q I'M.
dfee pol se Jellossee Island.
W .ne mile and half of The enemy.
from their gunboa 70 was distinctly
II ~ slept Tie evening be.
NJ NJ d body guard Of cayairv
Is 3e liant General Evans had
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Railroads.
N. o., OPELOUsAs AND GREAT WESTERN

: N. o., sOPELOUSAS AND GREAT WESTERN,
BRAsHEAR CITY, April 10. 1925 hhds sugar
Hall 3 Rodd -13O do r Hare-4 do Keller y Hor.
ner-4 scks potatoes Friedlander q Gerson- l07
hides Lapene y Ferre-261 do BIanchan & Giraud
ii bales hay Lobit, Charpantier &co-l66 head
cattle and sundries to order. N.'''S'
n. O., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN,
Carroll, Hoy &co-l4 rolls leather I schorr "a
bales hay Montgomery g. Hall-sundries to order.
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fne looking company Of eighty.seyen men
under Capt Walker. arrived in our city yesterday
rom Monroe, Ouaehita parish. Louisiana. They
leIein the afternoon for Savannah, Georgia.
S&5s yick.baig Wing, llth,
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g.. ConPTRoLLERs OFFICE, !
City Of Now Orleans July I, 1855. I
No 2l29.1
Y SGSDLVEp; That the Conn ptroIIrr be md
~ no IS hereby authorized and required give notice. By
ming advertisement the official oarns that accordance
wS s ninth section q ordinance No. l4aa approved March
So @ The Council will not eny bill against the city Gnlea,
ace under aothorJ Of order from the In
accsTdsaee with tn ordinance refsrr9d to-
lEaned 4 L. FRACY,
Frhstasnt HGare, OF Assistant Alderman,
signed, l.. e. PLACE
" President Eeasi Of Alderman,
Approved April 2S, 1855.
f6gred JoHr L. LARIs Msvor,
rns snton Of e hcsrs the silly and Of tho is re-
specially called to fhs foregoing rosoution
@. W. CULBERTSON,
Iyibh Comptroller City of New Orleans,
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ne steam train Will tuicient notice. stop hc Ipp
ui!y s!afon: Fare IS cents each Parties desrouE o.
eeing landed at the Sation the Conductor nror
the departure OF the train, ' - ~ paw !"
m5 il PAEDEJy qpra-,,.r..,,
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I .IsFRAHCR'S E'EmEI.h. CUItpiAL-
BEAUrIFYGEG T. IEVI1ORATITGi- REGULATING

sSssold by JOHN WRIGHT CO., New Orleans tai
LANT Co. Mahe Mnd Drngghta generally. sa24 IL =
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t,EsscEs rrsos, No. I'd sanapstres,,
~ e gat,,.3s,e Nst,i,f5 Anil 10 fSs

tVt tuy VAN Oh Inc part Oh lamllleS whose pro-
tectors have gone to fight for the Southern cause.
communication before US indicates there is great
distress? Cannot this distress be relieved
As regards the general money and paper mar
ket, we have very little to say for this week. Com
Inercal and mortgage securities are things that
We're There is q large amount of currency seek
ing investment at rates ranging from 2(ao3 up to
G5ct per annnm. The banks are doing very little.i
They are DESTROYS of retiring their circulation and
willingly receive it in payment Of dues, and on
other and many instances pay coin for it. As there
q no commercial paper afoat, Or any being made,
tis useless to refer to figures as demonstratiye Of
L movements or market t. 955 81
The share or stock market has been quiet for
i tae week sWe have not heard Of transaction.
bonds q the city and State are held at from l07a
| loS and llo. OF miscellaneous stocks We do not
learn OF q movement even the shares Of the CITY
Railroad have been dormant the entire weea5
Holders are not anxious to part with them. only at
TIE very highest figures.
The exchange market needs no comment * Z
thing not to be talked Of, because the general
suspension of trade ignores transaction There
are some sellers at the high figures of l7o@175,
but we are not Informed of any regular business
going on that will warrant the paying of these
hgnres. The same remark will apply to francs.
which, there s any regular quotation the figures
| q =. LOO 80 may apply.
mere nave been some sales of real estate this
week, notwithstanding the war excitement. The
gatnerings At the Merchants and Auctoneers,
EAchange hayes been large, particularly to-day.
Ihere did not appear to be much feeling eyinced
regarding the great battle of Southern ndepend.
ence. ln fact. the warhawks were about, as well
the regular SPECTATORS and operators in vacant
LOIS, gardens cottages. first.class dwellings and
! paiatlai residences. There were numerous buyers
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Especial Telegram 20 the Star
BALTIMORE, March 5.-A letter from Fortress
Monroe to the American says that the Richmond
Dispatch yesterday announced that the steamer
Nashville came direct from Southampton TO the
North Caralins coast, and approached the block
aiding vessel with the Union flag flying, coming
directly up under her guns almost within hsiling
distance, and passing her raised the Rebel flag
and moved direct towards Fort Macon.
The blOckader immediately discovered the de-
ception, and started In pursuit, following her
until within range Of the guns Of Fort Macon.
Several shots were fred at the Nashville, but she
reports nobody hurt, and claims 10 have brought
into Wilmington q valuable cargo Of bank note
and printing paper.
The Richmond Dispatch calls attention 10 mys-
terious writings on walls In the city, Indicating
that Union conspirateu are at work In their
midst, such as Attention Union men-watch and
wait, - The Union forever, +" fThe day is dawn
Ing" 1.-The hour Of deliverance approaches"
&c, &C. IL was these significant announcements
that caused the arrest Of Bolts and twenty other
suspected citizens Of wealth, character and posi-
ton, and the proclamation Of martial law.
The Dispatch urges summary measures for
checking the progress Of treason, and advocates
the arrest and execution Of the conspiratou.
IL was thought that Colonsls Corcoran and
Csggswell would be now held a hostages for
Buckner and Tilghman, but this was merely q
rumor. They had all reached Richmond.
A great panic at Richmond was caused by the
recent defeats, and leading traitors exhibited the
greatest trepidation.
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From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints OF H.
ness, without receiving any informe-
tlon from them.
No eAargs for Cosskitatton o. A9ctes.
our MOTTO.
We use such Balms az have no strife
With Nature or the Laws Of Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-uhom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all Ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complies.
A simple Herb, a simple Flower,
Guild from the dewy Lea
These, these shall speak with touching power
or change and health to the.
Room No. IL, Washington Building, Penn. av-
enue, corner of 7th street.
Canadian references Of the Indian Herb Doctor:
Sir E. Heads, Governor Of Canada.
Hon, Hy, Stearns, Mayor Of Montreal, C. E.
Hon, Geo. Hall, Mayor Of Quebec, G. E.
Hon. John Hutchinson, Mayor Of Toronto, c w.
Hon. J. B. Robinson.
Hon. Jas. Cummings, Mayor Of Hamilton, G w.
Hon. w Matthews, Of Brantford, G. w.
Hon. w. Barker, Mayor Of London, G. w.
w Savage, late Col. Of Artillery.
81. p. Dwight, Supt. Of Montreal Telegraph.
J. Taylor, Justice Of the Peace, Toronto, G. w.
r. II. Crook, Alderman, Toronto, G. w.
J. Urquhart, Surgeon, Toronto, G. w.
fe 17.u
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DIED.,

On the 9Th instant. of pneumonia, Mr.. JOSEPH
BUH6IN aged "a years.
His funeral will take place from his late resi-
deDoe. Half street, between and s, Island, to-
morrow afternoon al 2 O'Clock.
On the Ith instant. Of ohrorio Group, ZAPORAH
f, In the 10th year of her age, only child of Aaron
Il. and Mary NJ. Denhem.
Little Lizzie was q darling
The pride Of all the he arts at home;
But T. soft winds, gently signing,
Came and whispered. Lizzie, come.
We on earth no more shall see her,
But we'il meet her up on high,
With the angels Joined in singing,
Glory be to 6 Oh high!
Her funeral will take plaos at O'Clock to- NOR
row Thursday evening, from her late retidence,
No. 394 street south. between {th and 5.h cts.
east. The friends of the family are invited to at
tend.
=, In AleIandris, Va. on tie 4th of March, JOHN
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral from the residence of his brother. Il. r.
Snyder, Water stree , blersDdria, to- morrow af-
ternoon, maroh 9Th, at 81 O'Clock.
On the Sd instant, after an illness Of less than a
hours, DANIEL A. TlLGHMAN, in the IAN ear
Of his age.
The friends and msmbsrg of the family are re-
suestsd 70 attend the funeral to morrow st thr es
O'CLOCK from the residence of his peveuts, No. 459
NJ at. baltimore ard New York papers oopy.l
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INprA RuBBKR 6ooDs.

India rubber Sheets for protecting children's
beds, that no family should be without; IS cents
each.
Rubber Blankets, for soldiers, 81. 25 each.
Rubber Ponchos and Blankets combined, 81 so
each.
India Rubber Goats, white or black, % so each.
India Rubber Leggins 81 per pair.
And all kinds Of Rubber G Gods, including X ub-
Der Boots and Shoes, Rubber Shoppers for bottles,
Door Mats, Under Sheetings for beds In sickness,
&c, &c, at manufacturers prices, et'H A. aall's
India Rubber Warehouse, 306 Pa. av., between
Ninth and Tenth streets. febl-u
FAMILIxs who have never used Boston crackers
are invited 70 try those manufactured fresh every
day by J. l.. Dayton. Sold by all respectable
grocers. Ia est
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CONGRESSIONAL
xxxvII,h CONeREss-sec.nd s..sI..
"WEDNESDAY, March S

"WEDNESDAY, March S.
SENATE Mr.. Sherman reported from the Ma
val Affairs Committee bill regulating the raw
Of the Navy; committed.
Mr.. Davis introduced bill granting pay, pen
Home Guard; referred
Mr.: sumner introduced a bill providing for
carrying the mail 10 foreign ports; referred
The resolution transferring the supernie Ddeacy
OF The work on the Capitol extension bull ling
was then taken up, and DISCUSSED until the morn
Ing hour expired, without being finally disposed
OF.
The cnnhseaton bill was thea agnie tekru up,
and Nj Morrill, proceeded h adde's Ire s-nate
IN In favor.
HOusE A communication was preEen I'd from
the Secretary Of War, transmitting copies of cor.
respondence with Gen. Fremont in relation 70 tie
purchase Of arms
bill making an appropriation n carry out
the stpulatiOns OF the recent treaty with Hanover
was passed.
A Dill aPproPriating $500 for removing the
government bakeries from the Capitol wNs o.
bled-yeas rs, nayss2
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LATE FROM NASHVILLE.
PROCLAMATION OF THE MAYOR
THAT CITY.
AN ENCOURAGING STATE OF AFFAIRS
THERE

CINCINNATI, March 5.-The Gszette's Nash
Vile dispatches gives a proclamation Of the
Mayor Of that city. A committee, representing
the city authorities and people, have had per-
fectly satisfactory interviews with Gen. Buell. az
his headquarters, and there Is every assurance Of
safety and protection to the people, both in their
person and property.
He respectfully requests that business be re-
sumed, and all our citizens Of every trade and
profession pursue their regular vacations. He
most earnestly calls upon the people Of the sur.
rounding country inside Of the Federal lines, TO
resume their commerce with the city, and bring
I'm their market supplies, and they will be fully
protected and amply remunersted. Signed r.
r. Cheatham, Mayor.
The city is entirely quiet. Even the bltterest
secessionists acknowledge that our military su.
thorities are treating them cruelty kind.