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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-14

THE PATENT CASE IN THE UNITED slArEs
CoURT.-The case Of Briggs vs.. CroWell, now
on trial in the United States Circuit Court, Is
one of great moment, involving, as it does,
all the sewing machine interests in the ooun-
Try. The plaintiff, Joseph ". Briggs, claims
that all the patent sewing machines now in
use are inffingements upon patent which
he, in 1888, Ia connection with Luther c.
Garner and John S. Garner, obtained for
stitching maOhinefOr the purpose of stitching
harness, thorough braces, 80. The nature Of
the invention was described in the schedule
as consisting in working the swl, punch
ing the holes and moving the lestber with
the action of the feet, and may be done with
any degree OF raPidity desired by the work
nan who uBss it, The claim to patent
covered the method Of ''pricking the holes By
means Of sliding aWl, and the method Of
working pnd regulating the motion Of the
sliding clamps in combination"
In 1862, Briggs took out patent for an
sye-pointed needle attached to his machine,
and claimed that he had used such needle
for years, although he had not patented it.
Elias HoEs's sewing machine, for which
George CrowelI, the defendant in the above
case, in this oity, Is agent, was invented in
ls46, and patented. The manufacturer Of
all sewing machines made subsequently, are
obliged to pay certain per eentage on them
to Mr.. Howe, as they are merely improve
ments on his invention, The claim Of Briggs
in this suit, is that the Howe invention, and
all machines embOaying that principle, (ths
eye-pointsd needIe) sre infringements upon
his patent, for which he is entitled to dame
ges. Suits having been brought against the
SCENTS Of all the different machines, the pro-
PristOrs Of all the sewing machine patents
have combined, and agreed to let the suit
against CroweIl be the test case.
The WftnesIes for the prosecution have ell
been examined. This morning, George Gif-
ford, Ese., Of New 7 orlE, leading counsel for
defendant, opaned the case Tor the defsnae,
and the ezaminstion Of defendants EitnttI-
sa VIII beFir this afternoon.
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P / A n o S.
Every Piano Warranted for Five Years,
OLD PlEHOS AND REL0DEONS TAKEH n EXCHANGE
ALsO-ON BAND,
&eyOdsOSs, Small Inshr~nestS, St-i;gs, &c

Among the many certificates Of the excellence and
msrfts Of thsss Pianos, would refsr 70 the follow
ing:-
Ma. W. KSABs, Baltimore, Dear Sir ~ have great
pleasure In certifying that have tasd you Square
Pianos and find them equal, II not supeTior, to any
IL this country. Among their great Qualities which
distinguish them, Is the eYenness Of tQs the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of t5I1A. Wishing
you eli the success you so highly dsserTB,
I am. Sir lToura very frTriv.
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SlVRe b tbs Bladder, CaIeEIss, GraUSl, BTisb
Dust Dsposit, and AueaS or Milky
Diehdy0ss after Uri1aftng. -

Diseass occurring from one and the enuse viii
be entirely CURED by the Constitution Water II taken
for any length Of time. The dose should VARY vi
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops 20
teaspO0nful thrss tin day, in water During the
passage the Calculus, the pain and urgent - mp
toms should be com b8ted with the proper remedies
then followed up with the ConHtitution Water,
above dir0cIsd.
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FRE1GHT ron PORTAGE LAKE. - The
steamer Planet will leave Detroit on Saturday
afternoon Tor Portage Lake. This win be the
last trip the Planet or any other steamer will
make to Lake Superior this season, and con-
seguently the last opportunity for sending
freight. All freight for Portage from this
point must be sent to Detroit either tonight
or tomorrow nivbt --- ---- 40
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AN EVIL THAT SHOULD BE ABATED.-
s. Weaver, Of Company G, l04th o. V. L,
writes rs from Lexington, Ky, with regard
to a matter, which, be truly says, 'not only
involves the reputation of the sOIdiers-and
consequently the reputation Of the whole
peOpls-of Ohio, but also involves the happi-
ness and prosperity Of the poor Kentuekians,
who, to turn an honest penny, Accommodate
our troops by bringing within the lines but
ter, poultry and other extras for sals.'
The matter he alludes to is the circulation
among the soldiers of an advertisement in
the shape Of a bank bill, with green back,
issued by 6. & J. FeathsrstOne, Book Bind
ers, No. I44 Superior street, Cleveland, o.
he says the people thereabouts have learned
to place implicit reliance on Uncle Sans
e'grsen backs, p and as the Feathergtone ad-
7ertisement have green backs, they suppose
they are one and the same thing and adds
that hundreds of dollars Of this imitation
money has been issued by the Ohio troops,
to swindle the poor whites and the slaves Of
Kentucky.
We quote the conclusion Of the letter:
"Ifthe bills are not issued, the soldiers
certainly cannot circulate them but, as long
as they are to be had, supplies will be sent to
the army, and honest people swinled out Of
means 70 buy the neeessaries Of life. 1t is
outragsOusly criminal for our soldiers, or any
one else, to pass as genuine, such stuff; but, is
it not also criminal to manufacture and issue
itg The fact Of their being green backs, in
imitation Of the Government bills, shows an
intention not very oreditable to the parties
issuing them. Hoping that the nuisance
win be ahsted, and thus, many be saved from
being s6indied, remain,
Your respectfully, 8. WEAvER,
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lSrTbe above are All from persons Eho ars puhIie-
u known where they reside, aRd VIA Weuld not make
these statements without thorough OoaFintion that
thsy were ErEe.
PREPARED By J. @. AVER.
Practical and AnAlytical Chemist Lowell EIazs
Sold b g. ". CLARK, and b DrlEglst7 End Deal
aTs eyorJEhsre- Z. dsc5; ;RodWhtWeoR
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pE0Srtiss d the medicine direct themselves 10 tie
organs OF etiOI and By 90 eltsring the ion
o. Tto Stomach snd Liver that the Htarchy principle
q the food Is not convurs into sugar long ths
zYs1vm K under the ind sbCo Of the
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MOVIE FEgFIKONY.

SIR. u. B. KISGsLEY-Dear Sir We feel Il duty
we owe 10 the public to state that Marshai5 CathO
icon ts a medicine invaluable tor complaints classed
under the head OF EeInale Diseases We have used
your GrBfsnbsrg Medicines and have been greatly
banaittsd thereby 80 much So that we're the price
double We would haye them. 10 the th0uE1nds of
Our who are suffering tron1 weakness We would
recommend the CathOcOn as sure panaoea. It gives
strength the system and enables each Of the organs
Of the body 10 perform their appropriate functions.
Miss u 5WORMSTETT,
Mrs W. OARTER,
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY

decsI:hN 10. huclIl-st.i OLstsLaLlli Y,
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY
In For tho speedy and permanent cure of Con
orrhoea, Glest, UTgthral Discharges seminal Weak
moss, Nightly Emissions lnoOntinenoe, Genital Irr
liability and Debility, Gravel Structure and Affections
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, which has been used By
upwards OF One Hundred FhysiciRDs In their private
practoe, with entire SUCCESS Buper5edtng Oubehs,
CoPsiba5 Capsules, any compound hitherto known.
are speedy In action, o{en aff5CttnE Curs In few
daya snd when cure Is effected il Is permanent
They prepared from vegetable eXtrsots that are
harmless on the systeTnt end never nEuEeates the
Sto aoh, or tmpregnses the braEthi and being sugar
coated all naussous tagte "a avoided. No change OF
diet q necessary while using them; does their
tiOn Interfere with business pursuits.
PrOs One Dollar, and will Be sent by nail receirt
Of price aud red stamps. G. ". CLARK,
deoIT 10 SupsrfOrssk.
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PEoTEgsCR OT ELECTROPATHE AND nEnLCzyE,
Omce-lls Se2sua-5t., fgw doorH from Superior up
ono hOurE from to Il and nom . slOek ssUy
Sundays excepted
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FOf the=e diseases it is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much can not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known to relieve the nO5t urgent Bymp
TOMS Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small Of the back and through the hips tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water will relieve you
Ike magic.
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives these organs time TO recover their healthy
tUue and var We are ablo to state that the COnstf
tuition Wafer has curod everJ case Of Diabetes IL
whinh Is has usen given.
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MORNING LEADER.

- IsOoal Itema on rhIs maze ave f,oB,
LAST Evenings Ediff0n.
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PbyaeiGS
! CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given Up the use Of barhu eubeb-
and fulfsr in the treatment Of these diseasss and
onlT use them for want Of better remedy.
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irrfAts snd GEennh the Kfineys and By ooostsnt Us
soon lsad 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed die
casa
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Fm DyPPag

II has no eagsl N relieving the most dist essing
syn9toms. Allos Headache, Heartburn, Acid Sto I'M
sch, Vomiting Food, 90. Take a reaspOonful after
dinner. The dose in all may be increased II de-
sired, bat should DO done gradually.
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Ln4oorrkoq q -.

THIS disasss dspanda upon an Inflammation q mH-
osus lining Of the vagina aud womb 1t Il II al Ca
accompanied by pain IN the back, the
bowels and through rue hips A teRspoonf1l o. the
medicine may Be taken three times Gay, vi b an In
jeotion Of = tablespoonful Of the mOdlOiEer mixed
with half pint O. soft water, morning and evening
[TTitasO8 Of the Neck Of the BLaddsr, I9t9aal-
nation Of The Kidneys, 0a6 CatQgrB Of
the Bladder, STaEgITy and
Burning, OF PqVsl
T7ys.ss 1tsg,yy
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II MOULD'S CELzBRATED AND
LIE Un-iVaElsd IRISH AND ICELAND NOES
G 0 U G. II G A N D Y,

For the Seventeen Years that this Candy has boon
before the public ii has been ugsd with great suces5,
and the inoreasnG demand rOEn all parts Of the Uni
ted States shows that ita valus remedy hAs been
iully appreciated. We might edd the certificates Of
many who have been benOltted BY this Invaluable
medicine, for all who have uBed it eager to
mend it, but we content ourselves with giving The
opinions OF two our most eminent Physicians:
''mR. HEHHF Mould, Dear Slr;-From your state
ment Of the composition Of your Cough Candy, do
not hesitate express my belief that t is we'll adapt
ed TO the purpose Tor which yen sIfEctufed IT, and
no doubt bHt that Il Il usefnl, Il certainly Is
arreeabls eEpeotoTRlt- He5pcciflilY yours,
CHAS A. TERRY, N. D.
'iMessrs. MOULD s H0GAz, Gentss-I have examine
your prescription f0r 4 hould's Cough Candy, an
md Il q valuable one Coz lts purpose.
GUSTAV @. Il. WEBER,
Professor Of Surgery.
~ Fer Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers,
this Candy is invaluable being unequa0ed for clear
ing ths voice, removing hoarseness, &c.
MOULD 4 HOGAN,
dacsl.RzI No. Emclid-s CleValand. %.
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5ENATB CHAHrHEl, Ohio, April 5th, lB5l
"DR- J. o. ANA, HOnored Sirs-I haVp made thor
ough trial Of ths Cathartic Pfs ist by your agent
and have been cured b them Of ths dreadfal rhsun
atiam under which he found ne Huleung. The inst
dose relieved ne, and few gubssqu ose1 entirely
removed the disease feel In better health nov tkaa
for some years bsfoTe which attribute sltralT 70
the edectg.o your Oathartic pilia.
EourE with great respect
LUOIUS B. GEf0ALF.D
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The Despatch Cooking Stove.
(Seo Cut.) " L. MARVIN Sole Agent for this City.
Having been improved, is now undoubtedly the
BEST STOVE In THE MARKET.
It's Baking, RoSstirg and Bt0ilIng properties sTs
unexeepticnabe, and IN economy o. Hno II u unpsr
allBasds Tith iss
NEW TENT ATE,
it VII rurn Coal vel Wood most admirably ths
Oven 5sins thoroughly ventilated Il VIII produc5
Bsrlslt and healthy bake, equal to that Of Bakers
BEitk Oven; Roasting end TOGsting IS done besoEs
the open Ire, ana BFolting over live GOALS on the
hearth a common sense dlctste5 II Is IlsnutaetuF9o
IN L.is city, and the material JLsed and the work
mauahip are o. the .5t quality; iuslly, 1t giTss Per
secl satistsctcn TO al, as hundreds o. nnssE sss 70
this city and surrounding COUNTY, Tno sTa daily
using it, viii testify.
THE MoREIEG STAB COOKING STOVE i a
new and deslTabis pattern, which, With variety Q!
others, make on stOok complete: We also have on
hand great variety Of Psrior Cook a1d Other hat
ing StCVeGs for Goal o- WOOD st reduced prices
He nrs constantly supalet with sll the asWolt sd
Gnst bekutiful sgyiea Of
E6AkELED ORA TES.
Also-s OF the most useful sztleles OF Honss Eur
hfsktnE Goods, Nails and Farmers TOoh.
R9 are iust rece3ving the latest Improved styles o.
eTBD CAGES which sre 0fsIed at the lowest prices.
Wsmanufaoture largely e1d have Tor gals et whole
ssle and eta al the various articles Of Plain and
J1pGas5 tn, C0PpsT and Shest-Ir08 Rase
We oler the aiost endless variety Of gooas IN our
.ine ur sale st tbs lowest osh prices on the ONE
PRICE SYSTEM,
E@Au Houssssspsrs and those who ooatsmplste
Housekeeping and the rest Of mani are Inost
cordially Invited 70 0l before purchasing elsewhere
and Judge iof thenB5fvos. sKEIsTAUTI0H Is GUARAN-
TRED a. the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of WI. MARVIN,
No. 80, South sids Pun. squAto,
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WiAug0H, .NUch 23.-As the arrest and
rr'clsc u Ms. Norris, Of Baltimore, have been
-.IncN hat u-uuior-aad, 1t is proper 10 state the
circumstances. She was arrested upon belief
that she was engaged Ia y reasonable corrcspou-
d.uro Wit, the enemies ufthe United states After
, personal examination 10y the Commissioners, in
which she Wac very direct and frank ia her an
.wrrs q AT the enquiries addressed T. her, she
was released upon her parole Of honor g. render
100 all nui comfort 70 the enemies of the United
sttrs." There was no evidence before the Com
m,3s.oncrs That she corrospondel in cipher with
Zarona Trcpsounble correspondence was, how
ever, found .u her possession. Among others
.1, III ant letter from Paris dated Jan. 3lst, writ
tyA ly butimursan whose name Is in Possession
,. the Commissioners, and whose hopes Of the re-
,'-n't ~ must 10y tbs time, of his own presents-
t"u ni the case, ur al. ,tU|ly dIspcled. Tn" fol-
owing are extracts from tie long and interesting
lrttaTs--
For more than month correct and reliable IN
II'u-t.u, ul tLe form OF letters from Baltimore aud
.t,ttuus o the riglt sort In tay journals here, has
j.. N TIE result Of utot.E established In part by
n1uclpas friend of YOURS who, by the uuhra'thiul-
ness of lis abode tu loyal state, was obliged b. So
lp..ln iur short time here. This please regard rs
4 .ut'v confidential ~ tho way, are You aware
III t tll Icy d'.ug- Hl Baltimore were reported at
Wt-l'u- "a, uau tI.uas which, even now, am AT a
t.ll ,"s7 understand how they could have been
dI..uytrDlF
The southern CnNi.lprnCy was unfortunate in
their selection of their civil representatives abroad.
Mr, ItuDry, hc-li"s his unfortunate record ina re-
gard t. slavery, Nus MT man of the temperature
and weight ior England. Judge Rlst Possesses
neither the force nor the tact requisite, and strange
u SHY, no d-tp teltl to the French because of
one of the very reasons for which he was appointed
! viz, because hn was a Frcnchman. Butler King
who represented the commercial interests Of the
state OF Georgia, did what he could while here, but
/ Ia matter ui etiquette some dispuragCmrnt grew
| mp between him and the others, who refused inter
course with him.
Since | have been here, a rendezvous has been
established hy large number of persons, belonging
e. and In The Interest uf the South. II has embraced
many French citizens OF America. Not one oil tlis
CplCllyC was, perhaps a man who himself ehoiteu
any great nh icnce hut az q whole they have " va
ious ways made themselves felt, am sure !,
The more see of Europe, the more am
| of the d,up-suatud ant p1thy TO slavery IN tle
| abstract the whole civilized world Is ssalnSt TIE
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MIR. Blair, VI Virginia. presented the ccrtid-
hcatr Of election oi Joseph :. S"ar CO., B"yr scutn.
tive from the fir-t DstiI,tu that state Referred
! g. the Committee uu Election.
Mr., Dunn tNI.l offered resolution which was
adopted, inHtru,t ting 'he WAYS and Mrnus G. muit.
tr' t. inquire lutt thc cNBcloucy of ,,r,Hui,u, !,
large force NJ miner. a. pr,reed ~ the gold mines
"i the Wet, and work the same frr tie benefit %
, the government M q means Of dcfruyug tine cN.
[ pcu-,, 81 the war.
/ Mr.. AucuuH PENN introduced n resolution
,,i,In'SunG tFc s'cr,t'ry - war ~ uno'" 800
h'''e v tlc cause, II any uf ~, br,t,a,t,,i I-l"v
~ tHe release 81 Colonel Cprr,rni ,r,.i,r - .,r
''''t J"if AMI mt the Srcrot,ry he d,rrt ted anal
r'gu ,icu e. stop Hll exchanges nf prisoners ttiI
luton hes over ~ "
NJ. Roscoe Coukng ~ va Introduced Joint
resolution rendering the thIlt4 Ut CONGRESS To-
Lieut.. Morris for his ..lut 81, ryicps rl L.,,I ,t,
Cumberland ~ conflict VITA TIE rebel frigtte Nor.
riuutC.
NJ Cos to,io.J iuiroducoda resolution tender.
va i.' t''k~ d, Congress t. Gvu.ral Burnside
AMI Commander R,v "a and the on. era and mon,
uni'' them for he kin with which thcy carried
"'t th" uIuut" %. tiu,t"n- # the general com.
nhni'ur the army Mcclellan! IN TIE recent de.
,.sIsp yi.t1ry.
Al Of tie above were referred L. a,,t,r,,,ri,tc
commuters
Mr.. Ashley tOhi.! from the Committee ON Terri.
"r"N r'I'It u ' h.l 10 provide temporary Gov.
cfhurnt Tor ArlHulr. one of the sections .prlII.
lHt' slavery therein ~ well ~ .n all the rrrrtp.
rl'5 now or-.ullcl.
W W N.U tc marked Tat 30 hD understood the
h.''' tr I.NHr rrh' Us under S.hlcy WIN, i1r.iu.
- p"u'r there ." hr" c.-rv lrr, Gf safety. utv
r"uId ti"I vrrlur.yt uldor thc,r Circumstance.
hr 'r'm'. dF W, attempt il when civil officer,
could not proceed a. tl,r
Nj. Cos 'Ot',. would yot. f,r p,,tp.uiry m.
'on-.d t.t 70 81 tie h.l indefinitely. II ..utIiu,l
ne ''u'. IS W .".t pruyi-.', which Isd nrcus.nu,I
81" much TO- |'|c o. the country This was not tlo
TIM, g. H.. TT t.rt sIlt,,t.
NJ. AH'y tuuul replied, That is the more opn.
ION q COOS ruiI,H,ur.
Nj Mallory 'Kyy Us the bin ny now on its pas.
ht.rf
Tine Sp.nScr-Itf4
" ,.Hrv clt : my protect against t.
NJ. N"I,N moved the previous tlgp,tiuu ON the
pt.-lg" ui tie bill
Nj. C"y,ns moved I" lay II on the table.
NrntyHi, 4'nsDl.t 49,
I.r II Hr' HrH,r,, & ulutr the main question hy
80 n..Hl-t -.
ON ui.t,au os ~. whcclcr the further c,,u,,l,ra.
.. ".t b. % w. T. sVnu,l ~ next Monday
TIE 's-'i"r't Duui Tire Tx hi.l wu- resumed iu
lH.ul'"" of re WOn'" gu the ,tc OF the Union,
Nj. tn.a.N uu thee. HiH.
Nu"ns "thcr amendments agreed o., are tie G,l.
..'.N.:
ruurs.,, To- have i'll tlr first of December next
/. t--..u" iHr pt'urii ui hr- uurt uu o. tn, tax
"h rwrr' W.uuE, turin less tl,i iI,, hundred
''.na per aunEm, o. pay twenty tive dollars d.
C.a.r.
"nr ter- pay 0ny dollars. tie same as com.
f.....N. ir.-,rs.
lul Warrant BROKERS t., pay twenty five lo..
a., COMMITTEE r'-., anl the House adjourned.
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MILITARY NEWS.

Preparations are being made IN Castle William,
Governors Island, for tie reception of prisoners,
au. il f said That the portfolios of the casematcs
which are used as quarters, viii DO barred as 10
make ,s,up, more M,ult.
ltl,rlortnd that Colonel Harvey Brown, Fiith
Art lcry L. $. A. has heeu assigned to the CONF
maud of the forts in New York harlor. This viii
mako him the superior oficer Of Colonel LOOMS, in
command Of Font Columbus, the senior infantry
oiieer in the army, Colonel Browns commission,
as full Colonel, dates from May, l, 1861, though he
has held the breyoI rank Of Colonel, for gallant and
meritorious conduct during the Mexican War since
isi', and has been nominated for a breyet Brsadier
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The Battle Near Winchester.

Winchester MTch 2i.-'lhe rebels have been
driven back 10 strasburg. There has been very
little fighting today. In the diminishing We have
lost about ten killed and wounded.
Mr. Luce, assistau. to Capt Albert, Top. Eng'rs,
was taken prisoner 10y the rebels.
We have captured more than one thousand small
arms.
Washington, March ga dispatch from q Sur.
geon IN Gen. shields army T. tho Surgcou-Goncral
at Washington, says, Ia relation t. the battle Of
yesterday Our loss is from seventy Ave - one
hundred killed, and two hundred and nifty wounded.
have seen two hundred and twenty five Of the
enemy's dead.
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News From Washington.
Federal Eplistments in Alabama
DISTRICT SLAVERY IN THE SENATE
Significant Vote Upon It.
30, 60,
30.
Occnpntion of BenuIort.

Fortress Monroe, Adrd %, vid Baitimoye,
March 2i.--rhe steamer Chancellor Livingston ar
rived from lIsttcras Inlet last night.
Immediately after the occupation Of Newbern, nm
expedition " Beaufort was started by Gen. Burn
side.
The place was evacuated, however, before our
troops approached.
Fort Macon was blown up BY the rebels, aud the
steamer Nashville burned
On the day Gen. Burnside occupied Ncwbern,
100000 rebel troops were on the road between
Godsboro and Newbern.
The suwanee sailed for Hat,eras yesterday after.
noon with mails and passengers.
CONFIRMATION.
Washington March 2i.-C,l. scgar, representa-
tive elect from the Accomac district, arrived here
this morning, confirming the intelligence Of the de-
structon of the priyateer Nashville aud Fort Macon
by the rebels
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"peculiar institution" This the South should -
forget, although that question will for time be ob.
sorbed In important ones, connected with tlNcA
issue There IL an intelligent man here, occupying
an official position. which brings him In almost
hourly and official contact with the Emperor.
Among other things II has been part Of his duty
" collect and condense Information " present " tC
Emperor. This gentleman formerly for several
years resided ia the SOUTH speaks English, Is dect-h
dedlv In favor Of the South, and IL named Maury,
aud relative Of oar Magry' Of charts ana cur
rents" -,
II is of course, of great Importance 70 favorable
action here that the South should sustain her pre-
sent status tur thirty sixty days. II Is not mn
lttaut Tat they should gain, but merely that they
should not / as ground.