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, 1862-03-10

WAsH1SGEos, March 7, 1sse.--The evidence
against this superserviceable tool Of the slave
ocracy is accumulatiug. Since Ills arrest
prominent citizens Of some Of the loyal States
have sent to members Of Congress letters,
which have been put in evidence before the
War Committee, making known the fact that
Gen. Stone acted, regularly, as medium for
forwarding correspondence between officers in
the rebel army and parties in the Free States.
The fact that he acted in this capacity seams
to have had currency among the rebels. Theii
these letters directions we're given that eeale1
letters, having On them the address Of rebel
officers, should be sent under cover to Gcn
Stone, who would forward them to tue rs5e
lines.
, 1862-03-10

The Reported Fight Probably 4
Cn0Af8.

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Judge Watts, Del
exate from New Mexico. Iaa authentic adyices
ffom Fort Craig to the 18th, and Santa Fe to
mcnt had taken place, probably only skirmish-
es Of the advance guards. The recent dispatch
from Denver to Julesbusg is not considered
authentic and mnst hAye been verbally COM
munieated By express riders over a distance
Of 700 miles. Judge Watts hts other in1orma-
tiou which satisfies him that the account is
exaeeeFated and probably untrue.
, 1862-03-10
'"Rfo1 WAnAiAKS3H'

- W1saISa.os, March o.:-1t He understood
Inst the COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means viii
shayc new tariff bill prepared 3 nc tine ths
Sxo@ves changes to Jield two Or three millions
.dtiIonat revenues. :: -
tss IMre: :daanfities Of worthless army clothing
sKfH Is refu1aed to contractors; thus iesse9}1a
he Qcrefn1ent's loss* -.s<ss. s.t ..-=z.r
, 1862-03-10

Il Contained TIE WAR: 4 saye Union o. = Egse?
speech q Bon: Martin ConMsy: Of ka9sa1 aetT H.
sahe E As5tS3 - s19Hd sS,c Eesd e. + n Eg
ssyS: IT have tead 1t with profound i1ts15st, and
asst Nth su1prse; Il . he apseeh q Wing nn1
fr aEoTe the 1aDge Of ordinary poltttcapa aud has
seldom, fog depth q Thought aa1Ee1:ss aDd tnstnssa
sny uembe= % eaE6erHnu1o Of. Congress.
The Pulpit and Kostxnm, Nos. q .sud II, couta11s
Ea1ut: by Wu: Lloyd Garrison. q Mas5echn5stta
Hon Garrett DAFts Of h.ntncky, atd s~f1ce f1esaeas
HtephelA Of 4cof11A- a.o
For tha H1sI discousses Of or pEsr speakeIS sse
tic Fulrtt SD Re5trum. P1icaInceng nnMbsr. oe
TNo yesr. T. B. RAEKER-
mh1o n853t tcd 1856 Grand street. H-1+
, 1862-03-10

THE APPORTHoNMENT SCHEME.
In another column our special Spring
field dispatch gives in full the new meas
urc proposed for State apportionment, by
1hc Convention. It will he readily recog
11ized as c scheme which is first among the
properties Of The ptian Democracy, and
bears its merits On its surface. Any one
who will, with the exercise Of only mod
crate familiarity with State politics, follow
out upon State and city map, these
new districts, will discover the aim Of al
this Gezrymandering. Chicago, for in
stance, is made to figure in no less
1han tlree Senatorial districts. The design
man:test1y being to carve cut t|o districts
fbr the Democracy from this county. The
aim is TO secure tile supremacy Of Egypt
over Northern Illinois for the next ten
years When it is 50 patent to loyal men
that neither in State or National politics
these Springfield sehemers arc to be trusted,
,hat they hare not loyalty enough to keep
them from plots to carry the section they
Claim to rule, out Of the Union, and thus
willie troops from al parts Of the Prairie
State aze winning 1aurels by gallant dee1s
IN the field against the enemies Of the
country, it is unlikely that they Will deceive
thc people Of Illinois, who only wait an
opportunity to bury this Convention and
It's deeds out Of sight Let them go on
and finish their brief record, and adjourn.
l. !.asty examination Of the Egyptian
arport1onmcnt system brings to the surface
The following frauds, to wit: The Re-
publicans, who are the majority Of the
State, get twelve Senators Out Of thirty
three. and forty-two Representatives out of
One hundred and one. This yi11ainy is ac-
complishcd By giving Egyptian counties
with populations ranging from 10,493 to
13, ,S92 the same representation as Repubu-
can counties containing from 20, ,G6l 10
2s,G53 inhabitants. Two secession sympa-
thize7s are made to count the same as three
unconditional Enion men in Northern Lii
nois. That is one way Of cheating. The
other is, by hitchins heavy slaveocratic
to snall Republican counties, and thereby
swam?ing them The seeesh hope to get
their abominable Constitution ratified in
the absence Of the $1,000 Union sol1icrs
who are fighting the battles Of their coun-
, 1862-03-10

~ OF CooK. SS-c1cutt Ee1rt Of Cook G1e4Ry:
Hsnosvs Bes1e RaiFS =: HM sSth 6 Maggsed. 6E HI
Ss3e Rss1 ~ ~ For sesiGeace Of JErek Beers
NaacTys Bee.a HltaEa Beezt and E1s2eaa Mase!eI d.
Ie fIe1F of sttd Circuit Co1t Ct Cook Go1n.y Sotcs
H. ss5efy E,sm Bes.s md Elen1on Wh6sier aat said
MED his azsssded N 2: Rs:p: = ~
Fehtns.1. 1E12 and TINS erntwoni taers1pen ks9et
mt 81 esid Court aER1nst tat GefeGda2.2 Ee:at1aa
II EoT: Hniess 1ca. he ssA JsxssM Bsszs. Asne-ya
sepsay Sc and appssr tetore aid Caat & Coef
Eoeny n5Ssd. eftsS ncE A2:H :s1H taess ~
Re hq1deQ 1t Ghle7%A tn Gai4 CotSs1taA aA xAeana
!. Eandsy pf Ap1i ~ sd plsaa 4EsEs! ss Dr.
- tfN EAad Eu9Ha1&a1Htf R06nSe6 hW uf toH11ktu9
DE- ea.e and the r9sss1B aud t1i.zk taezeA cAAke9
Hod eAted VII ~ t4kNn ~ to1fee4ea. a6o ascx1S
entssed sxs.ss Ss:aoosdess y sas 1'Eser o. ma
i: EA1sooss4 tesal2 i 2.asa1stsssss;ses - ;,..i.
| mhIez&t1fK WIN. ", ehVtAa' ikesA-
, 1862-03-10
EyncRat1on Of Cockpit PefHt by INC
Webe1a, and 0ccURA&aeM u o@r

WAsHro1os, March 9.-The stars and
s.o'clock to-day the rebels began burning
their tents md other property difficult Of re-
...noTal They a1so burned the steamer Page
ma au other crafts in the creek. Our gun
-boa.s opened Are on the battezy at 8 o'clock,
: and at * o'eIupk landed and took possession.
, 1862-03-10

~ Major obed 4. Foot, Of the Third Mich
igan cavalry, at Commerce.: Mo-, having re-
signed, Capt, Meyers, accompany A, has been
appointed in his stead
, 1862-03-10

rt,;aa.o ,a;no. so,,t,, s; rssa+ - 1;aas
.-n,,oi,,.. ~ ,o;nt ,,o-. r,;ortt .t..f .-a-7a !
.,o,o ,un.,;en .r;th I.ro ar;ot;oor - .n;5 |
rtroat 80 co,t,rn a7 os+ ~ +ho To1.o on5 ~,,n;no
s,.,s ,s.4 n1..l. 49,, ...,tso - r7<-,,r1 tsa, -.
49, o.,,,ra ~ Hs1e+oa s+-.ot and t,enca ,,ortf, ]
a1onr ~. cantra ~ 11s,a+oa a+ree. IN Ma catr nr
Won p,,ran .+,ea+ n c;tv limits and ttst ,,ar+ ~
oto,n,, - W. fh,oo<., 1,a ,o.,th,-o.t =, 49,
IT,, ~ r,,.a..o ~azsoas-.s+;.s
c11 1rhn+ sau+ - ~ n;t1 ~ r,;nn1,o 1,o,.,aa
.,;,o p. ~ .o;n. <.sa sa., ..sa"t
,5 - .-..Sa - ,1:l: - 80.
- 49, ~ 49, - $50
80 a1t =. ~ Ts1t.b st.aot -
w. -.".. .,s1s ssAsss ss"..ss w
a,en'- ~ ca,,,.a ~ Hs,.toa st,aa. - IT, ;a.t,a
-. 49,. 1s..... ~ 49, o,s:... 49,. a
~ M1n IL. ,o'en ~ 'o-~n :, - NV so 81"
tnehes aaous ~ No4.u olaus" " e4reo ut'et
alo enaeaso 1A'e1 ~ .ue Aoa'n, 0Ao tneues uons
Luz enoie VI Aahe n.i'nisan :" 1us p.ose ~ oesA
n4ng, ol c'hel" 1se uesesioeu ~ ~ " tAs
SCUM tn1easo hoten o. I"entn stlcee oontlaaeu
TO lase M1ehisan anu al ol tne io"h oa Hes1
cnfcaso horth o1 I"cutn streee ana east oi hal+
sted stfeet-t"o fSepfesenta11ses.
osth-iha1 part ol tae Guy Of eneago oounaea
oy me commencing at poant Oh ING "ee'
l11n1ts OF tne elts anu running toenee eas1 along
the centre OF Van buren street to the centre OF
oi Aasteos1Eeet 10 Inc eotuef Oh Dlfas1on stteee.
and thence east along the centre OF iS1slon street.
aIa nne taat "ouio pe maoe W eoa'n'aaslon
o1 onts1on s.see' 70 Aahe -a1cn'san laeaee alons
aae eAeze % tAe "he ~ tas 1oasasass 'eshss o1
tae CITY anu thence "es' anu soutn aions the 4'ae
u ane e9'3 ian1iss ~ Ine plaee VI ..
otuet"1se oesct1oeo Us III tne pa1t u tnc Wy VI
Chicago north and west OF 'an burcn, Aalsted
and Division streeta and the take-one Represent
ative.
pat. ~ Nv s.-s y. e. "&uSn -
uounasu W sns .o !.7e- ..n - ~
~;th ua1stcd s.rcet aud hv 1,T,e rnnc,ue thcnce
north along the centre Of nalstea street to the
cent.c Of Division street. and thence along the
centre Of Division street to line which won1d be
continuation thereof If the same was continued
| to Lake Michigan, thehee along the shoro OF LaSe
IL, Luz r 4ha W ~ mnrh
NJ t,s cen1c n ua1stea % street ~ sna - eont of the
centre Of Division street and the line Of Division
street if the came yas continued east to the Lake
one Representative.
Ttth-That part OF the town OF West Chicago
northwest OF the city OF chcago' the towns OF
Lake H1e%' 9enefson' Leyeon' Esanstohs Sl1es:
~ 49,: 49, o'I ssu,.u1. sss &.tss,s y ..anu ~
T~;ar IN .he coontv n Cons.-onr T2en7esentativc
71stIale.
77d-Boone.
ssd-MeHcnrs.
TAth-Winnebago.
Stephenson
| .sth-oelc.
s.a-14on: ss.,. ~ m.u:o.
CO.. othn -St.nss..e,, .,a x,,nan.eo
The Convcntion this morning recousldered
fts action Of 7egterday in reference to the ar
t;c1e IN counties.
Tho snecia] committee Of Fifteen renorted
+bc ;na,c,arv article a1ncnded md Il vas nai{s
tha snec;,1 order far Nnnaav'
The Conmittae m I.eets1st,ve Anna,+;on,
.7+ ,,a,,o,+e1 th}s norninc and an attemrd
~ ,a.5a ~ M tna ar+;c1e thronah nndcr tif
? -o.:-z-o <,f ~ -,.4so,,e o,a.t,on hut nr3a,
/ Il AAANst5A]A4 0AAA ~A~+-@s3% EA-~~-~
, 1862-03-10

WAsH1SGToS, March 9.-Ge1. Rocker re-
ports all the encmy's batteries in front Of his
line abandoned and the guns spiked. Some
valuable pieces among them. This virtually
opens the Potomac and raises the quasie
blockade. The above is dated at Budds's
Ferry
, 1862-03-10

WAsHHeroE, March 9-7P. Mt--[By Tele~
graph from Fortress MonroelE The Ericsson
aniyed last night OF early this morning. She
was zttacked by the Meuimac, Jamestown
and Yorktown. After an hours contest, they
were beaten of, the Merzizaac in q sinking
condition. This Is official.
, 1862-03-10
TIE LATEST NEWS
FROM WASHINGTON.
A Further List OF Trades and
Articles Taxed.
$500, 600 APPROPRIATED FOR
COLLECTION
" By TEIEGRl

The Treasury Note Bill.
, 1862-03-10

4 GENTS 7otitab!e
IA Employment 81 net rrott per gross made by
Agents % the new. pstent lsrsoEsp t lSDELlD! Z
tEc rcss IL one day- Over seventy thout and so!d-
s1Mp1c5 sent by ualf receipt Of 81 cent? fer
Pics Ct marked linen, tatlUs. &c, one sam2. Address
E. .F.ELARE, Nort.auptsu Maka. msl1 n5Jl Gm
, 1862-03-10
Efm a1berttsen1enta.

C.. H. SCRIREN, Advertising Agent, s. Daer-
born It., is authorizfd to reeeise Ar for
this and al Tia Loading Rspe,s Of tie Eorthpsss.
, 1862-03-10

WANTED TO RENT-A COM
~ fortab!c House, suitably located, with ki.c1ep
d1nIng1oom and pa1lor on arst door-t0o or more
herocMs up stans. on.d bar the furniture i erus
are satisfactory Address box 4-a9 Chca 20 2. o. With
location and humber Of houses rent from t'6oto 800
Ter a1nrn. Dh'GSt+
, 1862-03-10

TwENfT-Fr1H D1eT1acr.-Catoun, Pike and
Scott.
rwzxrr.snrH: Drsrz1cr.-Jersey, Green and
l4couptn. ;.
@TwxHr1.sKs1ArH D1sr1c1.-Madleon Bond aud
Montgomery. .-~
TWENTY 4-E1oH1A D1s11cr.-st. Clair, Washing
ton and Clinton
TwExrr-Nx7u Di344ss1cr.- CHAM. Jasper,
Crawford, Lawrence, Riehlaad and wsbash.
: ssTu1Rz1kTH DIsrRtcT.-CIay. Marion, Jefferson,
Wayne and Edwards.
THIRTY -FnsrD rDmTnlcr.-C Callatln, Hardin, Pope,
Hamilton, Whfte and Saline
THRrE -sEcoxp D1sTR1cr.-Monroe, Randolph,
Perry md Jackson
TAmr1-Tu1Rp DIsTH1cT--Fr&nllin, Iassac,
Johnson, Pulaski, Union, Alexander and VII
liameou.
REPRESENTATIVES, DISTRICTS.
Zone Representative to each unless specided.1
1st Dist1ict-Alexandcr and Onion.
sd-Johnson and Pnsaekf.
s1-21asssc, Pep Ie2= =::.=aa Hardin Hardin.
4th-Gsllatin and Saline.
bth-WIl]ianson.
Gth-Jackeon md Perry.
Randolph.
h-Frsnklin and Hamilton.
Mh-W hite.
10th-L1uIence and Wabash.
11th-Wayne and Edwards.
eth.-JeRersor.
18th-W kshfngtpn.
1.fh-s.. Clais-swo Representatives.
18th Monroe.
1Gb- -Aadtson-two Representatives.
nth Clinton sna Bond.
18th-2Gnrion.
19th-Clay aud nehland-
aoth Crawford and Jasper.
21st-Fayette and Emnghm.
7sd-Montgomery.
8d-MAconptn and JerseJ-two Representatives.
3asl.-Green.
25th-Pike and Calhoun-two Representatives..
18Th Morgan and Scott two Representatives.
27th-sarg -sargamoa--tT Representatives. il,
Christian.
29th-Shclby.
aosh-co1ee and Cumberland.
31st-stats. :,
a2d-Edgar.
3sd-Vermi11ion
Champaign and Douglas.
35fh-11acon and Aoultr1e.
3eth-Dewitt and Piatt.
a7th-Cnse, Logan and Menard two Representa-
tives.
es.h-Atlarns and Brown-three Representatives.
soth-Hancoel and McDonough-th1ee Repre-
scntatives.
40th-Schnyler.
-Fniton-two Representatives,.
4sd-Mason, TazeWeu and Woodt tord-three Rep.
rescu:attves.
-McLesn--two Representatives.
4aah-Li.ingston aud Ford.
45th-1roquoie-
4Gth-Kanknkee.
41th-Keudall.
4sth-Grundy and Wi1l-two representatives.
49th-Lasal1e-two Representatives.
5oth-LaSal1e and Putnam.
51Ht-Peoria- Representatives.
62d-Peoria and Marshall.
53d-Stark and Bureau.
54th-Knox.
55th-Warren.
t6th-HcnderRun.
57th-Me1cer.
5sth-Henry.
69th-Rock Island.
Goth-Whiteside.
61st-Iee.
, 1862-03-10

DOARD AND ROOMS AT THE
ID 6ouItt House for Gentlemen IS per week. Also.
Suits Of Rooms for families Prices to cce9pota E1H
the Hne8 Iransteut Board u per day. Ehk&nt<sSs
, 1862-03-10

GTEAM ENGINE FOR SAIEs*~
fofee In Eoof 5rder. One Ann. Q1e Hsn1 Lsshs:
Viii took eaecla d1lls. g. suit3h1s ias se.tES "a
mh1an4l4St a+AAhAa1s1An1
, 1862-03-10

NOTICE.-Pa1ties wishing to con-
IN t1ac. to deliver good sound ne1chanrabie CORK
ii CIR khecd At Chicago, OF Railroad stat q
Iiueis Rtyez, VIII Eetr Of purchaser by addressing
.H.v EQst Oftce Ec1 l10gr Chicago. N1hs n36s1aet
, 1862-03-10

MAN NUFACTURING LOT.
N1 4a1lo0 feet On the corner Of Clark and Liberty
etttet4 Can be purchased at q low figure on long
time 10 better place IN the city for q Foundry or
Machine Ehop. Eot ter1n8. DC. apply to
nh 'f-nS9A2t THQS. 3. H&1AN.
, 1862-03-10

WE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
count Of THOMAS WADE, Assignee OF Fr1ukliu II.
Hall ef Chcago On Inetdsy. March nth at 70 O'clock
GILBERT. SAMPSON s WARNER
E.hirna992t Auct1oneer4
, 1862-03-10

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
/ t1at tie Annual Election OF p1rectors Of the
raid Company. No: s. Randolph street IN the City or
Ch1csEo, The 21EE iEst The ballot box viii close at
five O'Clock .. H. LOUIS B. KELLEY.
uEl1n40,-iw Freaiccnt.
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Sick rsmaisiss ~ tie Hospital flo, Ersptiv.
Dtssases. at KaloaMa, Jxiy IL.
o on Y. o. Cavalry list Michigan Cavalry.
on osi New YORK Cavalry 5th do VOL. i
slst New York Vol 90. 1lOneida Cavity -S'Nr :
9 9 90 doe. 2tQuarternasterfs De.
ID lS'' Penn 40 So..,. partner. t9oloredl.
Attn do Fs1. do. :. III I75 -T-'--'--- '"''''''.
ian do yoinntesr;. / ZEE v.,., = ., -;
9lst do do....... ii 900 ,S'---' '-''''''
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~ RpUcED PRIcEs-sn cur stook of Zane,
IL Dry Goods 81 rsduoec ices.
PERRY.& BRO..
Ui-iH "a. avenue and Ninth street.
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.E.nl.SG STAR.
PRENTICEANA.

JuFies are often kept shut up without eating
or d rir King tilI they agree. Why couldn't
that policy be sometimes tried upon Congress-
If hanging is the worst fate tia, csn befsll
man, then, when John Morgan Is captured,
"the worst viii come to the Worst I"
Theft aud murder are rebel rites. Two
wrongs cannot make one right, but two such
rites can make two Internal wrongs.
Oar anaeonda, feeling little i'll and being
advised TO take something" is about TO take
Riehmond.
The rebels, within the last year, have driven
large and profitable trade-out Of their Con-
federaey.
What can the poor Rebel Confederasy do
nowt-mOneyless, ssltless, ramless, hopeless,
lavJless, and Goddess!
We wonder how soon General Tootant Besu.
regard will be again footing upon his own horn
The Fcierals are q very pushing people
especially with the bayonet
The Rebel rams at Memphis concluded that
pack OF Federal wolves was upon them.
Con. Mitchell, is one of the first of living
astronomers, but he has shown that he is even
greater az a controller of earthly bodies than
as an observer OF the heavenly ones.
Beyond all question it should be left to the
discretion of the Federal Generals to subsist
Their armies upon the rebels wherever they
make their way IN the rebel C0nfederacy
II is said that the rebol soldiers catch and
eat all the frogs they can to make themselves
ninble in the legs.
Correspondent asks ssWhat should be done
- an officer or soldier who insults an unof-
lending lady ~ A spot should be marked
upon the seat Of his breaches, and he should
be kicked on the spot.
DR.. Windship, Of Boston, expects TO be strong
enough in less than a year to carry a weight Of
5000 pounds. We expect General McC
20 Do strong enough in few days to carry
Richmond. s..
zen. Buffers woman-order, however indie
cent ITSELF, has corrected great deal of indie
concy on the part o. the women.
Congress gives its whole attention to the
blacks. 1t looks only at the dark side of hu-
man nature.
Our troops 6ghtas they go, and whip as they
fight.
The rebels prefer falling back to avoid bat
tie 10 falling upon their backs in battle
The southern rebels say that they won't sell
their cotton and tobacco. But we have no
doubt that the rascsls wsuld gladly sell them
selves.
The rebels, having no salt, have to DEPEND
upon their legs to preserve their hams, sides,
and shoulders
The rebel confederscy, now so soon 10 per.
Ish,is utterly bankrupt It was born without
cause and viii Gle without effects.
According to all accounts, it is difficult tn
say whether Baauregard at Corinth was most
tnreaIehed by Hslleck's army or by his own.
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"a Ia - 1s 81 II M AH.
Prsiss;sE bF EssrI Lsffrrg Ps.tkg 81 Ezg!S-S,
Esd ssessyss p tks SsLis Of fks Ess's d PksT-
sS.ets 80 PSTfT, az fis Ist9sTisI CS.ssSs o.
&tSsstxs, Fisz@s.
TRGESEM1E Ns.l
- he etsStEsl remedy Tor REALIZATION, SPrH-
sATsAE1UA ana BxHAss-IOr on IKE SItTlz.
EEIESEMkR No.9,
yomStcteiy snc e2Hfcly ers1iUates all tTaeea 90
sh9ss disorders, fog St.oh COySiva Sn6 Cuboba
bAse fenefaliy been shougbt 81 antldOte, 10 the
tsxs ~
gRiEsETGS Mes,
~ re Sfeas snc raTe rencdy Of ths civilized UsrC
toT 81 ime1rtes Of the system, a. well as second
az SIMPSONS, qbTlt.ins tie destructive rse Of
A-eTcuryr .. wei ether ccleteT.oUs Ing fedlents
sd Slleh 81 tho SGTss ssTlils an tie world oannCt
It.lSTs. lRISssElR NcE. i, 2 Snt are Alike d.
VOID O. tsste or tTnel. AID Of Al nauscatng SRA.-
hss. ihey ere - tLs form Of a loXeEge, AID nav
sSotsS.
Sod N on crses st O. sash, or foEr Ga cases in
enc Tor 81, aid Il 81 cases, taas saving o., a.
ssnlElkssTet y FsipeSu, Lsle1Rsnd, ROuI, 90,
g.; " he.sIs.s Ard retail By DG. H, a. BAR
Dougsi .rtres.A, Now YORK. fnnedis,sly on re
eeitt OF rcFaisploe, DIR. BARRov viii forWsrs
SIieeorn1r 20 sEy Ecrt Of fhe world. tecGrey
sekeayspa SacfsSseo asserting 70 tse inFtrEetieEE
frbllsb - s.so By DIX. BARROW, th,, ,cyslsr
sno eeasSlfsl ~ n.GsgEs5d medical work, HEmRn
trH.ty, Pr.ce - cent?, TriesepeT and Book SC
- Sgtalns oy ssesla stfssDfy srsU q G. FORD,
NS-elngfsn. "a - TT. s.Fs-tT
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. -a~~-~---
ltth New York Vol :.
! "a New York Militia. !
Ah Maine Volunteers.
telst New YORK Vol.
I'D UTSg Infantry. :
llBth d6do s1de-a..I
SD Penn tolunteess. .
l6th New Work Voi y. |:
f1lth Penn. Volunteers.
'l5lst do sfps do.
3fst do % g do.
sOth Mas. Volunteers
to5d Penn Volunteers
II 4i= st hnfT
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streets, WaShfngtcE, Jeiy -.
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN TO THE KING OF DENMARK.
There is pair of Colts revolvers, nearly finished
at Colts armory in this CITY, which are inscribed,
" From the President Of the United States to the
King Of Denmark" !" The pistols are the improved
army pattern, made in the most perfect msnner,
and eleg gantly inlaid with gold.-HdTtford Press
TEE Iron HORSE IN OREeoN.-The first loco
motive which Oregon has seen, says the Portland
(Oregon) Times Of April S, (Which has just come
to hand came up on the steamer Pacific. 1t be-
longs to a private individual, and is 10 be put On
the road over the Cascades portage.
III The Richmond Dispatch, Of the 5th inst
announces that VIM. Nj. Browne has resigned the
Office Of Assistant Secretary Of the State, and has
been appointed aid-de-camp, with the rank Of
colonel, on JEFF. Davis staf.
III Among the English patents recently
granted TO Americans was one to Chas. w. Felt,
OF Salem, Mass for " an improved machine for
setting, spacing, justfying and distributing prin-
ter's type"
IL OF the rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas,
Chicago, 342 have died, and there are 800 yet In
the pital The whole number Of rebel pris-
oners at that place 10 over 900.
ID-Maj Slemmer, of Fort Pickens fame, hn,
arrived at Pennington, the headquarters Of Hal
leek's army, and Joins Gen. A. Med. McCOok's
division, of Gen. Buelps army corps.
UThe grandfather Of Gen. Halleck Is still
living, and Is 100 years old His residence s neal
Utica, New York.
III The dwarf Com. Mutt has brother who
weighs pound and half only-with diapers
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CONGRESSIONAL.
XXXvIIth CONGREsS-Sseend SsssisR.

SENATE-After our report closed Yesterday
An amendment to the tax bill striking out the
tax Of one cent per pound on cotton was adopted.
HOUSE, After our report closed
The bill to reduce the expenses Of the survey
and sale Of public lands was amended and
pissed.
bill to purchase hospital site in washing-
ton was taken up In Committee of the w hole, but
was left unfinished. .
A message was received from the President In
relation TO the resolution passed some weeks since
censuring Hon. Simon Cameron fer investing
Alex. Cumming with large sums Of money. The
President states that not only himself but all the
, Heads Of Departments are equally responsible
with Mr.. Cameron for whatever error, wrong, or
fault was committed In the premises. Referred.