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crn,n;zation in Maryland. and wor"ed '"ei
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hiding Mace of his son.

hiding place OF his son.
To the Associated ries ,,,eroy Tuesday FEB a. iVoz
TIE SUPPLY OF ARMS TO soh'',"'.
r1. uonss some time ago called upon toe oecre-
- w. a inform them why certain troops IN
80 $50, ,rere not provided with arms. re-
'"'' - or transmitted, say ing portion of the
Sp', Narr.yoyk were for time without them, for
o''H ~ ,ha, there were none in the Arsenal they
Ore wiling to receive but that since t cn supply
- Ansr;sn rifes had been received, and the regi-
mon, hsd been armed with them.
SOLICITOR OF CUSTOMS.
The remonsrance OF the Chamber Of Commerce OF
New.Yorl against the passage Of &C, creating the
Office Of Solicitor of the Customs of the Port of New.
York was presented to the House to-day by Repre-
sentative +. A. Conklng.
TIE ERICSSON FLOATING BATTERY.
Information has reached here that the Ericsson
Floating Battery, authorized by act OF Congress I'D
August last, and 10 be commanded by Lieut. Worden,
will, in TIE course of next week. be sufficiently COM
pleto TO test It's efficiency.
NOTICES FROM THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT
The following official notices were to-day promul-
gated by tie Treasury Departments
Holders Of the bonds Of the United states, ray
Able three wears Ircm tulr, Ahc SOitpiS u rchA-
annual interest thereon being due the 18th iast,
are hereby notified that provision Is made for the
pavnen; IN coin OF all such coupons, agte'hbiy 10
tncir tenors at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
Of the United States in the City of New-Yorh.
All suc5 coupons must lie presented at that once,
ACCOMPANIED with schedules showing the number
and amount Of each coupon, together with the "g
gregate sum of each parcel three full bu'iaess oa
for examination aud yelihcation, before 10, insnt'
Notice is hereby given Of The readiness OF this De-
paItmeBl 70 reCeOm The Treasury notes paya"ie III
one wear from date authorized by act OF Congress,
onproyei Dec. n, 1857 and the Treasury notes pay
able Ia 60 DAYS from date, authorized by an oct OF
Congress approved March =, lool. The interest on
the Treasury notes of the above issues will cease on
the th day of April next, by the terms VI those acts
respectively.
THE FIFTY MILLION L. s. NOTES.
To-day the last note of the fifty millions Of United
States notes is in the hands OF the signers, ard the
signers, aud the whole work will be finished to-
morrow. 1t Is remarkable that no accident or lose
bas occurred in the execution of this great work.
CALIFORNIA AND TIE DIRECT TAX.
The Secretary of the Treasury received to-day the
following telegram from the Governor of California:
sAcRkxENro. Friday. Jan 81 1851.
Ian Instructed by resolution Of the Legislature Of Cali
rilto inform you tbs, his state viii assume aad psy Ito
e Treasury ofthe United States the direct tax OF e234SS
sppo.ticued 10 this State by scs OF Congress.
LELAND STANFORD Ooyerngr OF California.
CONTINUATION or LiEUT.-C0L. NAGLLE.
Lieut.-Col. Henry NJ. Naglee was to-day con-
Srmed by the Senate Brigadier-General OF 'olun-
;eers Gen. Naglee is q native Of Philadelphia, and
agrsdus,e of West Point.
He saw service in tie war with the Indians in
Oregon. ard was brought into public notice by his
determined and successful resistance 10 tie attempt
Of spectators 10 clcthe bis men in unfit raiment.
After d campaign in which be showed much brav-
cry he retired TO private life, and entered into the
California cold fever. lie won wealth and dislinc-
too a a G. zen Ct San FanciFoo.
On tie lreaking out Of the rebellion he rendered
Ne services IN the Government and returned East
with Gen. Halleck. His military abilities being
ts<oguizod BY Gen Mcclellan from long persoaal
ssy, he was at once teLdsred command in tia
Army oftte Potomac.