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TIiIRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS.
FIRsr SESSION.
Senate.

WARRINGTON, April 10, 1867
THE MASSACHUSETTS LEcIsIATURE Ann 1ua pRgsprSr a
EMANCIPATION SCHEME
Mr.. SUMNER, (rep.) Of Mass, presented resolutions
from the Legislature Of Massachusetts, in approval of tho
resolution in accordance with tho Presidents
In relation 10 emancipation.
ABOLITION SLAVERY
Mr.. LANE, Crep) Of Ind, presented petition for the
abolition Of slavery in the States lie said the pe,i
tiohers were asking what Congress had no power 10
grant, but he was willing citizens should be heard in
foolish requests.
TIE vEssEis CAPTURED nv cES BURNSIDE
Mr. WILSON, (Tep) OF Mass, offered resolution that
the secretary OF War report 10 tho Senate what dspos
tion has been made OF the vessels captured by General
Burnside at Roanoke. Adopted.
AMENDMENT rng rtGurr sLAvF LAW.
Mr.. WlL'lS, OF Mass, gave notice thai he should
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nm 70 - N~~~''~'Ns

hr MoNoLsa moved It's reference 70 the Commit
on Towns and Counties
Mr. RIcs moved IT go to the Judiciary COMMITTEES.
After sharp skirmish between tina friends u tina bill
adopted.
MIR. hcMULLEs moved 10 instruct tho committee 10 ro-
port the bill the first thing on Saturday morning
Carried.
Mr. ScoLkyIxLD announced to the House that rspor
nd reached tho city Of the capture OF General Beauregard
Thts was received with loud cheers.
10 provide Tor the extension OF the ChenaDgo Canal.
TO incorporate tho Fremens Savings Institution OF New
York.
10 prohibit obcers and managers OF institutions, sup
ported in whole part by tho state being interested
Contracts for supplies Of materials.
tnabling the Supervisors OF New York 20 raise money
by tax for certain purposes.
For extending the time OF the completion OF tho Eric
and New York City Railroad.
Incorporating the Union Home for children OF the
families Of volunteers, not otherwis provided for
Several claim bills were ordered third read .ng.
The supply bill was considered In Committee o! tho
whole, and the amendment increasing the duty salt
stricken out Pending the question of ordering the bill
to = third reading. the House adjourned.
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Court Ca,endar-This Day.

SCFeEnE UrrCgcrIr.--Part Ines. 1868 i7T9, 1927
2loJ, so33, 1907, 1875, 1i91. Part 2Nos 2510. 1880
ASA 54oc 5672 5712 1854 679S 6S12 Gs22 6s7s 7Oe6
7lls, 1904 72lO 7220 724s 1874 1896 ,406 ,4l0 746
7420, 743s, ,4S4, 1904. 1908, 7244, 1894.
SurEioR CourT.--Part Mos. 597, 1905, 1871, 1907
3049, 1721 14II 2TS3 11sJ 1853 1T11 122a 1885, rar
Nos. 1856, 175t, l776, $780, 23q4 1918, 1922, 1928
$3.50 12GS, 1850 ISc2.
COMMON rfE,s--lart Nos. 1908, 1904, 1907 1913
5267 Part 2-Nos. 72s 629 434 go ssi 6o3 sOS 1870
0j3. 1923, 1850, 1033 1854, 1885, 1887.
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yMrs. xyinsInM,s soo,hInr syrun.

This valuable PREPARATION is tho prescription c OF he
most expfilnccd aud siful In New England, and
has been used with failing in thousands
II not only relieves The child from pain, but a,Goratcs the
stomach aud bowels corr.Cs acily aad gives and
vgor TO the whole system.
1t will almost instantly rdieee gripIng In the bowels aud
overcome convu pls, whch Il speedily icncdcG, end
IN DEATH
II the best and remedy IN the wo IN all Of
dyseDcry darrhua il children, whether arises from
teethng other
Sold 6y dealers in medicine Inc world oger.
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Assembly.

ALBANY, April 10, 1862.
Mr. Ety. as question of privilege brought to tho notice
Of tho House tho personal difficulty occurring between
himsolr and Mr. Murphy, Of Erie, aud offered preamble
and resolution relating thereto After mutual explan,
tons the resolution was withdrawn.
Tho bilto amend tho Excise law oame down from tia
senate
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The Prisoners Taken from the United
states Ship Congress.


states Ship Congress.
WAsus0roN. April 10, 1861
The following has been received the Navy Depart.
msnt The subscriber, Peter J. Hargous, is OF course
Included among the prisones--
TOBACCO WAREHOUSE, RICHMOND, Va. April 3, 1862.
SR--The following is correct list OF the men taken
prisoners from the United States ship Congress on the
sth Of March last, At Nswport's News. viz
VIM. Robinson, seaman.
James A. Wickes. second quartermAstes.
Jeremiah O'Connor, captain OF hold.
Arthur Cogg, captain OF hold.
David Sherry, boatswan's mate
Amos Galupe. carpenter a mate.
Peter Barker (col0red) cook.
Charles Costello, seaman.
Thomas c. James, seaman.
Samuel Kenny, seaman.
Michael Quinn, ordinary seaman.
John Tonson, ordinary seaman
W. H. Williams, ordinary seaman.
benjamin 1. Wing. landsman.
Matthew Kenny landsman.
Edward Morfisey, landsman.
Daniel Barton (colored) laudsmau.
James McCaucy, andsman.
John Beard, ordinary seaman.
John Wymdus, landsman.
John O'3faey, marine.
VIM. Baldwin, Coast Guard Goth reg. n. Y. "
John Blackwoed Coast Guard, Goth reg NV.
Richard Thomas, Coast Guard, Goth reg. N. Wv
Miller DeIaine, Coast Guard, Goth rog. N. Wv.
Archibald Mclean, Coast Guard, 99th reg. N. Wv
John Peterson, Coast Guard. goth reg. N. Y ".
Francis Kenny, Coast Guard, Goth reg. N. Wv.
James Goodwin, Coast Guard. Goth reg. N. Wv.
In the hospital at Portsmouth, Va, are:-Jonn Collins
only slightly wounded; Thomas Forward, landsman
badly burnt - Flynn, badly burnt, left leg ampuated
am sir, very respectfully, your obcdon. servant,
PETER J. HARGOU5, Masters Mate, U. IN
Hon. GIDEON WELEs, Secretary OF tho Navy
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Debate on the COnfiscati0n Bill
in the Senate.
The Naval Appropriation Bill in
the House.
The Senate's Appropriation for lron-Clad Ves-
sells and the Stevens Battery Agreed To,
As. &sr As.
WAR GAZETTE.
OFFICIAL.
THE rELRGRAPHIC CENSORSHIP.

THE TELRGRAPHIC CENSORSHIP.
WAR DErARrNENr, WAsnNcToE, April 10, 1862.
no me MILITARY SurEnvIsoR OF TNzoRArm;-
Sm-You directed to stop all telsgraphic oommuni
catacns to the Philadelphia Inqr~ until satisfactory
proof furnished 10 this department that the recent
pubcaton respecting operations by the army at York.
town wore duly authorized.
You will proceed to Fortress Monroe and make arrange
mens to enforce the orders of this department Yours
truly. EDWIN N. STANTON Secretary OF War.
.oRbEB RELATIVE TO NEWSPAPER CORRESPONDENTS.
WASHINGTON. April 10, 1862.
Ordered That all applications for passes by newspaper
editors correspondents be referred to Colonel Edwards
g. Sanford, Military Supervisor Of Tesgraphs &c. and be
eubect suoh rules and regulations may be prescribed
by this department
E. NJ. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
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Monors to the Gallant Jack Tars.

IIOn0rs to the Gallant Jack Tars.
GRAND RECEPTION OF THE OFFICERS AND CREWS OF
THE CUMBERLAND AND CONGRESS.
The Academy or Music filed to its utmost capacity
last evening do honor to tho survivors Of those brave
fellows who fought SO herocay the frigatss Cumbsr-
land and Congress- at Hampton Roads. Tho exercises
comprised voca! and instrumental music, speeches by
the Hon George Bancroft, T. Perit, Esq, W. N. Evarts
ESD, Professor X. u. Hitchcock, D. D.. together with
descriptions of tho light between the Merrimao Cumbsr.
land and Congress- by two Of the crew. who gave very
frank and honest statement Of the deeds Of heroism per-
formed by the officers and Of the latter named yes
sells The proceeds ohe entertainment are TO be appro
prated to the support Of the widows and orphans Of
those brave blue jackets who sacrificed their lives for
their country have been very gratifying TO
their survivors to End that tho citizens OF the Empire
City contributed handsomely this occasion towards
sasticaly appIaudod from beginning to end The enter
tanment was both novel and pleasing and all retired
we'll satisfied.
At tho close Of the proceedings Car tain C. H Marshall
proposed the following resolutions, which. were lnan
nousy adopted
Resolved That az The sense OF this meeting some recog
milton Of the heroic and gallant conduct Of the officers
and OF tho irgates Cumberland and Copgres .,
during their late engagement at Hampton Roads, is
nsntly due nom tho government aud that IL be recon-
mcndcd to the Navy Department 10 prepare suitable
medal to be presented to each of the survivors officers
and men, in commsmoration Of the event.
Resolved, That copy Of the above resolution signed
by the Chairman and Secretary OF this meeting be
mtted to the Navy Department at Washington.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Conn
pany.
BAtnNOss. April 10, 1862.
The directors Of the Baltimore and 0hio Railroad havo
passed the following -
Whereas publications havo been made in some jour.
nails OF the Northern and Western States alleging dis
loyalty the part Of the officers and employees Of this
company, and assigning this why the govern
ment Of the United States havo earlier period
assisted the company opening the road to It's erininus
and
Whereas, The officers OF this company have the entire
confidence OF the as is well known to this
Board and that the delay Of the government in furnish
ing the necessary assistance to enable the company
open its road has been owing the causes alleged
and
Whereas, This Board in accordance with our views
opposed TO tho employment OF any persons by the
company who arc known as disoyaliss, therefore
Resolved, That tho employment in any capacity what.
of any person known to be disoyal TO govern
ment ill meet with the unqualified disapprobation OF
the Board and IL any persons now in the employ OF tho
company shall be discovered TO be disloyai to the 60
vernnent the removal Of sech person Is mperatiyely
demanded
Resolved, That no person shall bs appointed 10 any
position or employed in any capacity by tho officers OF
this company except loyal citizens Of the United states
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derstood be the ate Of the ReOc Confcdeacy; although
strange TO no cesh was known 10 wear KNOX
Hat. The loyal Chapclux bought at No. 2s Broadway
would y IN IN Indignation from the head of rebel II
Curovs that wherever the most st0uhCaited LOYALTY
pre' aln New York city, for instancetherc KNOX Hats
are the Ills spring styles by the neat and
at the same time Distinguished 10 have increased tue
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Island No. 10 Is Taken, also Whites
Spring style Of Dress Hats by those who sh TO be in the
fashion. 2l6 Broadway.
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Dnvid's Spring style OF Gentiemen's
Hats-29eis Broadway, near Duane street.
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Official Drawings OF Murray, Eddy 6s
CO. q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTuoKY EXTRA CLASS I69-Apal 10, 1867
33, Ii, 20, IS, 38, 81, 65, lS, 70, 43, 20, 8.
KENTUCKY. CLASS l7c-Apr 10, 1862.
"a, "a. ST, S, 60, g., 81. 20. q, u, 81. Z.
Circulars sent free Of charge addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
Coviagton KY, st. Louis Mo.
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Died.
PEKmEs.--On Thursday, April TO- MARY ELHARsns.
oldest daughter Of Robert and Margaret Peebes after
short and painful illness, aged years and IL days.
The friends aud relatives Of the family respecfuy
invited to attend the funeral this (Frday afternoon -
hafpast three O'Clock from No North Third street,
Williamsburg
For other Deaths see Eichh Page.
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At JeHer's, 5s3 neutrality-suspicious.
Bslmoras 81 and 81 So misses 81 75c and 81 80; chill
ortDs 81 20 and 81 81 JEfFEIS, 573 Broadway.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC,

Glorious Progress OF the Union Cause
The Terrible Battle at Pittsburg Land
ing, TeDn.-OvcrwheIming Victory OF
the Union Forces-The Surrender OF
Island No. 1O-Advance OF General Me-
Clellan I'm virginia-The Latest News
from Europe, csc , &C., &c.
The steamship Northern Light, Captain T,nkIepsugh,
will leave this port at noon Friday for Aspnwai.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
will close in this city past ten O'Clock TO morrow
morning
THE New YORK HeRALD--Edition for the PsciGc-wut
be ready at hafpass eight o'clock Friday morning and
VIII contain highly interesting account of the Tsrribls
and Bloody Battle at Pittsburg, Tom, resulting in
Glorious Victory Of the Union Forces tho OF the
Rebels, the Death OF General A. Sidney Johnston, ana
the Manning Of General Beauregard, accompanied with
Map Of the Scene Of Action showing It's importance ana
It's connections with Cornth and Memphis II will also
contain Of the Surrender Of Island No. 10 o.
the Mississippi, with its War Munitions, Arms and Ma
teris full OF General McClellans Advance TO-
ward Richmond and record Of all the highly importans
and interesting War Movements Of tho past week TAs
latest news from Europe ana much othor interestins
reading matter.
singio COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing
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Prizes Cashcd In all Legalized Lotteries.
information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker,
10 Wall street. New York, up stairs.
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Official Drawings or the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries
KESrUcxY EXTRA CLASS ll7-Aprl TO- 1862
50, 40, AZ. 43. IL, 81, l, "a, 2S. SO, 40, 63.
DELAWARE, CLASS 19c-April 10. 1862
81, IL, 46, So. 20, As, 40, 81, 80, 81, 16. 3.
JOHN A. MORRIS Co,
Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington KENTUCKY.
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IIcrring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25 Broadway corncr o. Murray street,
New yOrs.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCEILANEOUHe
A RTICLES FOR SOLDIERS, AT POINTS OCCUPIED
~ by Union troops. should be sent by HARNDEN'6 Kx.
PRESS, "a Broadway at half rates.
A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HANu
n Steam Engines on hand at Is Dey st.
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Ladies' CATERS With Heels u l2s.-With
Ladies' Misses Boys and Children Boots and Shoes Inda
Rubber &c.) OF all styles and prices at
MILLER Il CO.'S, 387 Canal street.
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AFFAIRS At the STATE CAPITAL.

Improvement OF the Erie Cnnal-Exten-
sion OF the Term OF Office OF tho New
York Justices-Res0lutionsO OF tho Re-
publican Caucus Relative to the Rebel
lion. &c.
, 1862-03-24
TbE. VERT *:llTEsT hEWs:;
N0ND1T 3@VG0CK Il H.
GRAND: VICTORY on THE
POTOMAC!
JACKSON AND: HIS REBELS
WHIPPED,
THE REBELS In FULL FLIGHT.
CAPTURE Of, PRISONERS, GUNS,
AMMUNITION, ETC.
Federal loss about l50-Rebal loss
more than Double the Number. :
GEN. SHIELDS WOUNDED.

WASHINGTON, March "a telegraph dis
patch received here from Winchester, dated
last night, 913z O'Clock, says slight sHrmfshes
occurred this afternoon, one mile and half
from Winchester, on the strasbourg road, be-
tween portion Of Gen. sbields's troops and
rebel cavalry, and four pieces Of artillery. The
enemy ret1eated with some loss as soon as
cur guns opened fire. One OF our men was
killed, and Gen Shields slightly injured in
the left arm, aud also in the elbow, from frag-
ments Of shell.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WNcnEsrER, March 2S-P. M.-We hare
achieved a complete victory over Gen Jack
son. We have taken two guns and caissons,
killed about one hundred rebels and wounded
three times as many more. Our loss is probs-
bly, not over 150 killed and wounded The en-
emy are in full retreat.
TlIRD DisRATcH
r WmGHEsTER, March 23.-We have achieved
glorious victory over the combined forces Of
jackson, Smith and Longstreet. The bat
tie was fought within four miles oi
Winchester from 1Q1z this forenoon until
dark. The enemy numbered about Il, 000-
cur force not over 5000. The enemy's loss l.
double that OF ours. We captured large
number Of prisoners. The ground Is strewu
with their muskets, thrown away in the flight
Our cavalry are still in pursuit Of the flying
rebels. Particulars cannot be ascertained til
tomorrow morning.
, 1862-03-24
ISLAND No. 10.

Matters at Island No. 10 seem to 60 on
much as usual The boubardment con-
tinues. The enemy are evidently suffering
severely from the fire of our mortars and
long range rifled cannon,4 The fire Of the
enemy has been almost harmless. It may
be some time Jet before the Island is taken,
but there is no doubt Of the ultimate rout
Of the rebels.
Gen Beauregard is said to be in COM
1nand of Island No. 10.
, 1862-03-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

tppecaa DlbpStch TO Tie ChacAss5o IfiDnne-t
WAsH1KeroH, March "a, 1862.
There are no CalIfornians on Gen. Fremont's |
staff. Following his friends advice, he has |
shaken off thewho1e gang.
Green Clay Is to be transferred from secre-
tary Of: Legation at st. Petersburg to Turin,
in place Of Fry. whose Illness prevents his
departure.
Cameron will probably take House Of New
York in Clay's place
j. Archbishop Hughes is at Rome. Whether
he Is still drawing pay from the State Depart
ment, is unknown
In only few Of the Episcopal churches in
Washington was Bishop Whitingham's
prayer Of thanks for the Union victories read
Some disobedient Clergyman received it, and
some would not take it from the post Office.
Tie Capital is still rebeuIous. 80
Rebel horsemen still seour the country
within five miles Of Manassas, :impressing able
bodied men, and stealing aud destroying.
:. DR.. Evans Is confirmed as Governor of Col
oraao. Stephen 4. Harding Of Indiana as
Governor Of Utah, is not yet passed upon by
the Senate.
l. majority Of the votes On the eastern shore
OF s1rgann was cast 1of "atson' an opponnent
of coercion, over segar, who claims to be an
unconditional Unionist.
Aiaoto mofeo VI rtpoas III aolsnullen' "
Inc 'aA Dll ihposms e'atup uoty " one pef
een'' on u1uA uotea' uot - was "1tuat1"n oa
eugssa'aon eA@e ~ "ae - ~ 'n1pt'feR poace "
MAKE IT, An a'1e'Apt VIII ~ fene"e" ~ en-
1s.a - ..,a 1rsssa ro,,.to. .,o,4u.,o,,
1ne "asa aua nAe@1'o e"laDlltt71 seesefoas
changed the taK dull 30 - 10 put Three per cent.
ad ,alore,u on paper of eyery description:
reodv.m,5e c7o+b;no t;va nor cont .,d,n1oss,,
levy '1AA1. ns f~A ~sA' -" '..*0't
on hoop 6klIts, umbrellas and parasols, i've
per cent, ad galoTen on billiard tables, 80
instead of $40; took Oh one Der cent. On
|
STOCK sales' removed Inc chafge. On gross re-
t cedptB Of horse railroads: reduced one-haH On
some other articles: some expedieut to tax
| ~, ~, Ia aa,;eaa r. ,,ossft1a
Aon. ~, WI ve ue'leeu - po9e1
Inc VOTE On the 1a1'n psoceeos eqat7aeht
| to customs dutJ fixed On each article taxed.
A gub committee On Finance has been an
t.-.~s:~ 49, oes..to. s.,,a:st:.1. - 49,
polnteo III lns eenA.e' eonsteth1s VI ntee7fs-
Simmons Of Rhode Island, Feafce Of Mary
| 49, L1, -. 49, -
VI gons ose1 tne eaA on' Eo en'1t IL caa w. 1e'
pofted III Inc SENATE MaAeaaa4eay -a2sef II mas
, 1862-03-24

All visitors returning from Washington,
and an our private letters from that quar-
ter, agree in saying that the President is
really the Commander-in-C Of the
Army and Navy, and that he and his Ad-
jutant. Mr. Stanton, aided by the technical
knowledge Of snbordinates who believe in
going ahead, are putting new face On all
war matters We shall see how, under
this new regime, the loyal cause prospers.
, 1862-03-24
TIE IELI1seI1 STATE G0NHTHTU-
:. TI8HAL 00NVENT1oN. !,


J., -. ExzixaEn1;D, March n, 1sea.
:, Kr. Brooks int.pdueed q resolution instruct
Ing the Gommitsee on Rerision to order the
engrossing clerk not to enter upon the official
COPY Of the Cozkttittation 80 much Of the
schedule as Tsfssa4 10 mileage and Per diem of
delegates and ofEeers OF the Constitution. j
This proceedtt Has unparlfane entary and in
violation: Of ta rules, but the majority
crowded ft through.
MIR. Thofnton- introduced resolution,
which waa adopted, authorizing the Secretary
Of the CoHSeatia1+ or any delegate, to sign
the CONSTITUTION aor any delegate, upon being
empowered 20 to9o; also providing that any
delegate may etgn- oefTeen now and Augnat
next, eald s1gnasnxe TO ne attested by the sec.
reta15 o. efate. I
The report ct t4e Finance Committee was
taken up and aaopted-not. however, until
MI. fleasants had naae luminous expose
OF the anfaafnese pf the document, SO hr IS
regards governor fates. hesolntons OF
1hanks were adopted 70 Governor fates' the
Auditor, seeresa,1 1t,t stete ana 9tela, - nor
ne pfomPtneas H1tn ~n,en az =. eHEs eaey
naa ana"e1ea 1ne aaa''s a'4o'taes VI 1as @s'n'
sen.ou. ..ua
~ 1eso'uaoa ~ - ~: conv.n1,on a1 o1aeseo esoo
y. p..u ~ 80 See'l1 y. sIae' 90" 10 Inc
aa, - suu ~ ~ y eas m.14. Il.s' 'or special
! 81 ~ .aso .snaeae4 ~ oonssn.,on :u1,.
~, ~ m.s. 80 se ~ e.1,In.,' =. 4a4aei tun,1'
-. -. y '1 "oo1 e4e' 90 ''4' '0'4'"'pe fes'1u~
1oh =,
the treasury be equally divided Among lie nc n1e. T.
kk3,
, 1862-03-24

t. The numerous friends Of DR.. John
Evans will be pleased to learn that he has
been appointed Governor Of Colorado
pixies Peak) Territory No more suitable
man could have been selected. He will
make popular, enterpriising and useful
Governor Of the Rocky Mountain gold re-
srsnne
, 1862-03-24

MONTREAL, March 223s--The Canadian Par
lisment assembled yesterday, and the speech
Of the Governor General was delivered IN the
afternoon. He pays a high eulogium to the
late Prince Albert. He refers to the Queens
special notice Of the recent expression Of
Canadian loyalty. BE congratnlates the
country at the satisfactory trade, notwith-
standing the political arrangement caused by
the civil war now unhsppfy raging in the
United States.
, 1862-03-24
Gtt Trihu1tt.'
MONDAY, MARCH u, 1863.
4 VICTORY on WKeoroMAc

Our dispatches this morning ANNOUNCE q
grand victory On the Potomac over
Jackson with his combined forces, number
ing full 5000, while cur forces scarcely
exceeded half that number. The loss in
killed and wounded Of the enemy is full
double ours, while we have taken large
number Of prisoners, quantities Of guns, am
mrnidou, &c. jackson is in full fight,
hotly pursued BY our csvalry. General
Shields was probably in command Of our
forces, although this IL not certain. The
details-which IS Jet are very br1ef-will
be found under the telegraph head.
, 1862-03-24
GKN. GRANT,s KXPEDIr4oN,

sEN, GRANTS EXPEDITION.
There need be no concern about GeneTa1
Grant sexpedition up the Tennessee. The
General has got men enough to do all that
he is sent do, and if he does not make the
dry bones Of secession rattle pretty soon,
the fault will be his OWL
, 1862-03-24

BosrcN, March 22-The building No. %
Devonahire street, occupied BY the Union
Print Works, md for sponging and rehnahisg
cloth, was nearly destroyed By fr3 at an early
honr his morning; with most Of it's contents:
The loss is estimated at &C, 600.
, 1862-03-24
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Gen. Pope Captures q Large
Rebel Steamer.

ST. LOUIS, March 22.-An officer from be-
low reports that Gen. Pope has captured at
Point Pleasant the large steamer Ed. j. Gay.
Major Wright, a1membes OF the State Con
yention, is said to have left this city with
about fifty men to join Price within the past
three days.
Lookout for important news within the
next few days.
, 1862-03-24

BosroN, March 22.-The steamer Saxon,
from search eof the Vermont, has put into
Holmes Hole. She found the Vermont On the
18th inst, in latitude IS, longitude $3.50. and
left her the 18th in better condition than
hefnrernnnrtad
, 1862-03-24

FORTRESS MONROE, March 2l.-All quiet
sent out this morning for the accommodation
of an officer Of the French navy desiring to go
South. The rebel officers and crew were very
uncommunicatiye, and we gathered no ne~B
from them. No Southern newspapers were
received
, 1862-03-24
OUR CAIRO LETTER.

The Ri,ers on The Rampage Of our
Isoops-Hospita1 A5asses and Nceds-GTeat
Illness in Gen. Grants Ditision-Arriral Of
Captured Goods aud Rfisoners--,Saze Of con-
dc7ned Horses.
, 1862-03-24

~ Five cU In4k II t1ptesiBnts ofWlk.
consis.tsg Of elsbt Dah1Ercn & eaas. sfishtax
$500 pounds 80. :vtta Een eaz.eke a1al.s I:
and a1nmunitton to Qetchs consaGaea 70 Mag
0hcer1 Foote, passed through Caaoiasaa oa
Thursday, ,'foe Island No. 10. hosa New Yosk.
They have probably reached tAe eoasiknee bY
this time,