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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
TIE HOMICIDE or WHARTON.

HOMlClDt Ot WHARTON.
The continuation Of the inves.ig alton into the
circumstances Of the shooting Of Wharton, the
political prisoner confined In the Old Capitol
building, by Private Baker, Of the Pa. Dist regi-
ment, on the night before last, developed no fea.
ture not stated In our military budget yesterday.
The parties implicated In the act are still held
under arrest, for due punishment; the Military
Governor, General Wsdsworth not regarding the
Provccation on the part Of the deceased (disobe.
dence Of orders and the use Of taunting language)
IS by any means jHstifying the shooting.
Baker, himself, will doubtless be cleared, as he
but carried out the orders Of the corporal Of the
guard who, In turn, alleges that In giving the
order be but obeyed the positive command Of his
lieutenant.
A telegram from Gen. McClellan's army, dated
last night, announce the death, on the night be-
fore, Of Lieut.. Wagner, Of the Typographical
Engineers, who was wounded by shell while
making a typographical map Of the country be-
fore The enemy lines.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvI1th CONGR ESs-Ssesnd Session.

eEHAYI -After. our report cicsed Yesterday
The debate on the resolution relative 20 the iun.
prisonment Of Genefsl stone @as coatiRued by
MessEs. McDougafl, wsde, Browning, Chsni-
Ter, Powell, sdihher, and others until ssjoarn-
ment. Pa
HousK.-After our report CLOSED
Mr. Divin offered a resolution requesting the
Attorney General to institute proceedings 20 re-
cover from Gen. Fremont and L l. Beard sum
Of money obtained from the Treasury on an order
from Fremont In favor OF Beard.
Mr.. Divin on Offering The resolution stated that
the effect Of the resolution would be 10 give .
speedy trial TO Fremont
Mr.; ColfaI defended the action Of Fremont, and
asked why this resolution was not prepared when
Fremont was w. thout q command.
Mr.: Mallory Of Ky said that the last thing Ills
friends ought to do 10 to oppose the resolution,
which would give him an opportunity TO prove
himself guiltle,s
Mr.. Blair discussed the i'm prophecies OF Gen.
Fremont, and was very grateful that the Presi-
dent had confned him 10 the Mountain Depart.
ment.
! Mr.. Stevens spoke Of the Infamous means taken
to assail Fremont, end also the means taken 10
mislead the public In regard to the motives OF
the President again assigning him TO commsnd
Mr.. B. characterized the committee on contract,
az scandal hunting committee; and moved to
lay the matter on the table Carried.
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FROM YORKTOWN
Correspondence Of Philadelphia Enqui
THE WEATHER AND THE ARMY,

THE WEATHER AND THE ARMY.
NOON, April 2O.-Last night rain set in, and
continues, with fair prospect Of what they call
rainy season. A few days here make the roads
impassahle, and II Is next TO madness 10 think Of
working upon the Notifications or trenches The
men are nearly all safelv housed In tents The
Poncho Tents, with which the division we are
now In are supplied, are great favorite with the
men. They are "the Horace ii. Day tent" and
are considered better than the regular tent We
have no reviews, no drills, no work, day, and
not an Item to be found No firing to the rip BIT
or left, no detcrtcrs or contrabands coming in
We will remain in cur narrow tent 10 day hop
Ing, like the man who said, In the time OF the
after all
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APPOINTMENTS COErIRMED The Senate yes.
terdsy confirmed the nominations Of Samuel r.
Vinion and Daniel r. GcodIoe, commissioners
under the act 10 abolish slavery In the District of
Columbia. Also the following:
T. Hind, Of Mo I'd Lieut.. In the Let Infantry,
for gallentry at Springfield, and for faithful ser.
VIE to General Lyon; John 8. Fillmore. Of Col.
Grade, to be an additional Paymaster; VIM. A.
Warren, Of Iowa, Assistant z uartermaster; John
Merrill, Of N. Y, Assistant Adjutant General;
George A. johnson, Of Mass, Assistant Quarter.
master; franklin Haren, of Mass, Assistant Quar-
OF Subsistence; George y. Moves, OF N. Y, Com.
missary of Subsistence; Richard +. Vandefrer, OF
N. Y, Quaitermaster; Lieut.. Benz. r. Smith, of
Ill, and sheridan Waite, to be Assistant Ad utant
Generals; Stephen +. Elliott, Of Cal, 70 be Bri.
gade Surgeon; Alfred Russell, TO be United States
Attorney Tor Michigan. al
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FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
SALE-ISAhC HERR
= BERs's GksA1 FIRING SSIs OF NAlUstLE
uERepElMID FLsrG son a . DAY
MOANING. NAY lat. st O'Clock =. N ct our
Auction Room, No. 5S6, 7th ard ID ttrects,
Of
Sold and Silver Watches,
yesery, uns. and Pistols.
Gold Feb and Neck Chains,
A variety OF Shavls,
Together with Wesiing .rps-el ofevery descrp-
ISAAC HERZBERG. Ps~hhrout,r.
GREEN e. WILLIAMS, AucIs.
(yovERNMENT SALE OF HORSES AND
" Con DEMStD MULES.
There vIl be sold at Pubic Auction on THURS
DA Y, April "a. at the Corral near tho a nServsio
~, and ga streets. lot of Horses and Males,
con temned ss un6t for public &c. vicF.
Ierms cash, IN 6overument lgn5s.
J. y. DANA, Cap ain,
Aeslstsnt Qua rtermssteT q, : A.
aR iI-td MARSHALL, 4 PksE. hucn.
MARsHAL'S sALE.-In yirtne OF a Wit Of
IVA herl fsolas, lssued from the Q erk's once az
ne oireut court Of the District Of Columbis for the
county OF washington, and 20 ne directed, /
pa expose 20 public ssae for CASH. IN front of the
e A i.S S. " S @r'4
commencinE at % o'clock m the fUl cEing goods
sna chat!el,, 20 wit viz
2 blaei Halr,o.oth solas, Wslnut,
. DO 90 Chairs, do,
Do do Arm Chs.rs, wa'rut,
Marble top Center fables, W slnut
tapestry Parlor carpet. and Rug.
Srlzso sn1 LEVIED upon as the goods and ohsttels
judicial NO. los. 10 MAY term 1852 no favor OF VIM
r. Frazier, use Of Philip 4. Berry:
- "a oIas 4. Z. Marshsl.
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III From the publishers, Ticknor L Fields,
we have en- advance copy Of the May number of
the Atlantic MontAIy, containing contributions
by such writer's a. Emerson, Prof Agasiz, J. r..
Lowr!I, Mrs. l.. III Child, Harriet K. Purcott
and Mrs. Howe. The Atlantic exhibits enter.
prise end good taste cOnjOlnsd, In every pige.
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SECRET DISEASES. SECRET DISEASES
- ssAsMMaRITAN,s GET;

SECRET DISEASES. SECRET Disc Asses.
SAMARITAN'S GIFT,
The Most Certain Remedy EUcr Used.
shCRET DISEASES,
60NORRBEA 1. 6LEET. STRUCTURES. &c.
Contains 10 hiDeIal, no DslSam, no McrIury
TRR zen zen ef 81 be sssh 70 f ,St QUE
any unpliasa al taste. and will not n nv va- H.
jaFe the stomach bowels Of the mot Ge icafs
Cures IN from two 10 four dsys. and resent cases
OF The University of Penns, wanna. one OF To nos:
em;nsnt Doctors and Chemists of the preaeut e1y.
SAMAEITAN'S GIFT
WIZ ouIe any Gaze In from two 10 four days. .nd
TWENTY -FOUR HOURS,
No ezpoSxys NJ trouble, no ckaHss tr idfere,
Ley those who nave dsspaiTeo o. kssnns cured,
'' " sxMARTiTAN's GIFT.
Sent BY mail 10 plain envelope.
Proc male packese., %
PROS female saoiegss, S3
SPEEDY AND PEkMKNEST
c" VENs ERE ssYbf isEksEso OR
Here is positive cure-no Mercury-no Poison
but the Juices Of Roots aud Herbs
Th. form 9th. d.eass @siss It. i;
sores on Inc organs OF geueTa'ion. or they may
cur On other Parts Of the body. which happen,
mostly on the Iroins, and very of.eu as n GERS Of
bones, do. 90. An, and ali of these synp:o ms
skMARiTAN's soOT ANDHERB JUICES.
Gen, by eIP-ess. Prios 81 q butte. o! bo,tiss
sAMARITAN,s cHANCRE WASH.
pLloe . oent Full directions.
DESMOND & co, Box ISL hil,del phin Pest
sold BY 8. CALVERT FORD. corner 18th ,na
Penn. avenue. ap I'm
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Spirit Of the Msrnins Pres.

The Is.slhgsHcsr, in commenting upon the
evacuation Of our troops Of Jacksonville, Flori-
da, argues that In all cases where the people pto
claim themselves loyal (as In this Instance) 10
the duty Of the Government TO give full psosec-
ton, and not leave them to the tender mercies Of
rebellion. 49,
The Rspsbltean says tae Rebels " never make
point Of color wb>n they have work or fighting
to be DONE" md suggests that our Government
should act IN q similar common sensen manner.
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OPEN EVERY NIGHT.

CANTERBURY HALL.
- CAN FERRURY HALL.
tF0Tm2riy :ho TssLirs.o2 Assembly Rooms.j
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1Hs FissT fUsc Hall IL THE WORLD,
lh rCi0t % A Feat a3d J. espec. ABILITY!
CT"EdeG T. 8 u'I.pst CTpActy With an aacierce
C@itc5ls1, CT1t;cd. end Refnsd
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ADJUSTMENTS.


FORD's ATHENEUM.
toHs z. PTcpnetot aud Manager
JOHN p Hk-siif------ Stage MaHAsef
FoURTs WEEK OF EDwIS FORREST.
THIS Frsvrya.
THE TORoON,
OT, L,fs an Louisiana.
WEDNESDAY, tp.Ils,
Edvi2 Forrts' n hsksP .are's cels5rsrsd tragedy.
aAEDETH,
h:el. -. John kecsllosth
TsURsDtY. April "a.
Edvin Fo, ees Ns ViHSiNIU2 the KEENAN, Fsthsr
Vsr;syilaaii-...- Ms, Nc A.. k sis5ss,
ADMISSION.
prefs Circle and Psrsuetts----- ---5f cents
Bsioaay s:.i,--.-- - .----------..-s
PIiIsIe Boxes iio:;d.ns eitlij.---.:..-.sia
NJ E6E oSSc cp-n from iii c'cioo Ssn''
Il CH6RLEs 8. FORD. Treasurer.
GROvEE,s TaEkTFR,
VI CTIfE NEW EATIoNAL,)
fennf!i's--a Avn5re: ne:T F.vrtcsnth strestsnd
LEcyIsr 6Rovsp.. .Les,ee and kasaxer
IN D' 4 HILL - - ---suge ManasG
INAUGURAL PERFORMANCES.
FirstaPIeiF:srse Of sae .msi, Combination:
STREAMING CoMEDiErTAI
First appearance Of the Great
MtRlNt BAND,
With it IS Sklllinl performers!
Grand OrertUTc a. inauguration
NJ ON rER BALCOsY CUNCERT
NEW ENTIRE ACtE Music!
The performances OF
Talis TUESDAY EVENING. April q,
Wul oomIence with the 6eliIh fal, ggasble
COMEDY OF
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
MISS LOFTY HOU6H.
MISS SOPHIE t Al iai E.d'' D'ln''a'
MSS JULIA NTLSGN.
MRS. 8 eERnn6 &: Mrs Charles r0H'a.
MR.. DANIEL shftHEEi..' m'
Mp ~ AZ Aninadab Sleek.
IS c.psasu M..uIra.
M9. II. 8. MELDRIM
As Chsr.es Torrens..
Selections by he Marine Band.
To concud, with ;he conesie,ta entitled
a.. OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT..
Ms. ID. SiIcaELL...-. ..as...-.....6uy Goodiuok
ooor, will 70 olen II ; o'clook 10 commences at
l PEICzs OF ADMISSION.
fr!Vte u N-S-----.-.....-----.--.-
p-ets Itstie-- - .---- 90 cene
E.niiy NstA -.-------.- . oents
Nfc1ss;T4 SlthiI .,.------...------.I - otno
SSiy-~S z 8 i: IS cents
tC,creG far-cTco. ....---------. Sd cents
Of tao kiLthdsy o tV;i i,m Shiks7eaTe spR
<-xs, scr 80.
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TOSTiNESIHL OPERA ROUSE!
~ (LATE FKILHAEEoSlc HALL.j
TREMENDOUS ANNOUNCEMENT,
GRAND PEFIgG NIGHT!
na WEDNESDAY, EVENING, AprIlS,
We. 5..rs~' On c-z'e- y isEted-fntkIng q oombi
rer'o" @; tet@ft ara iATnsle o. aGty uue9ualed in
SW 4.S'f "a, tfsS. !. u IL snd MELODY,
Nsto Opsras, Fancy Dances and BUrleSques.
Inet.'j .isEi-g has ,iest Tempe OF Amusement
tis sESiaEt 2 lGTS passes 30 expense in procuring
BE n1SsL -e7s1 rtsss E-d FIRST talent the coun-
~, % Lnta ntse SEC FoIaa.e stars Of the brght-
HISS MILLY ROSE.
Ta1 EsE-Ir.'l: :'tcscrse late of Rtvels' Troupe;
MISS JULIA PASsANO,
i 10 ehirniI SoaEstIoss rom tbs New York the
MISS FATE siaVsHALL,
Gas IeEi. a.: asnl,rE paassu.e. late Of the
c;ir s.. s?A E9gzS Vs, lTFgP1Esi
Tins ErI'.Isut Tocabst;
flSS GJCt CLIFTON,
-s.~v Th 4, ri, uaHsonre;
FEA1tA c sa ~ y t1tySFi h, ? e:sing Biiissst;
ErHs.t-i2 t;vGletitn sid iTish vocalist;
" EahHE tAL3O 4, on of Menus;
MAS lEE H!Li IL. iEGrnirg jag Dancer;
EE N. BUC GeGD1k,
SG,sz'l Z m SSnsra! IL former;
-:nt ( II =. St.rs n Issii succession!
Al eSofaE=t t.Tc5e To-, GraeT tie lsade.ehi, of
Ihs N"'i krown Yil.linI-t,
PROF.. CRo. NGCHMAN.
IT FSa't "a. % reserved for l.d.es-n
cSts'F ~ ftS--.'aTS - - cS.fS enti, IN
SC 1ol. ?saS! D. il. to c.Lh.s,Ia CHARS 81 osnts
u g,.rs c:sn > IL Cnrcs't 10 oornrnesns at 9
o'o.ec- " e.ssy. DIX. 6, p. HARRISON,
- - AETnt .nS Treasurer.
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CHIcKERING 4 SONS, PIANO TUNER
v: BECKER will attend prom pity to ord re- lefs
for him at Mr.. JohnF. Ell hs g Pia,o Werer, o az /.
Pa av. between 9Th and 10Th ats A Ioug : pe-
rlenoe. and the beet recommendations from eTia-
tours nLd tbs highest musical talent who have
will favor him with their orders. apSI-3ff
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JNDIA-R UBBER GOODS,

India-h lbber foods will do wei 70 cali on Mr.
a. HALL, as he Is closing oct kis extensive
SUCK NJ less than mani faoturers' prices rather
then re move them TO New York. 4 he India Ri >
beL Mtrehoutes at sos Pa avenue, between stk
anu Loln so. epl7-l0t
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ITO SNOWMAN AND oTHERs,-An .t-
Il tIactlye DlDRAMA, 'Washin, ton and the
WH. with other scenes. nearly Q mpleted, Is
Q 'uld be made for partnership. Perhaps msnas
iug oaraclty and some cash means re Iired. Ad-
ton, %. G. An % et.>
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% r FAC L A L.

Statement of ths Receipts and Ezpsndi,wss Of
the United States for the quarter ending Dscsni-
Der 81, 1861, erelxstrs of trust funds.
RECEIPTS.
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! e performance
AT TEE GREAT CANTERBURY
FiRSI TaLhNF II TBE WoRIHh '
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10000 PAIRS OF BOOTS AND SHOES
Will be opened And ready for sale at the Old Stand
corner Of and Seventh street. on Saturday morn
nj, and quality. and to give the public and idea
unst they me- expect, viii msEtioa the prices
Ladies' f'e Heel Caters and Bsimors;s, IT N {.
ana ~ y yoa tn most tvice a. much.
aero 90 snd kid Heel sll ppers from 90
- LADIES' l,!psrs without aesls, IS and 50 cents,
Chidrsns' Patten DO Boots at Is cents Der pair,
sncn a. you nave beeh paying - cents for.
I'm. MAGRUDER,
4p 1851 Corner of And Rsventh ef,a.sk
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H~EyERY ONES INTEREsT-TO THE
DIRRS II have Just received q very large and
me assortment OF SP1inG ClothinS WHICH am
enth street, opposite Post Once. near F. fe a. SIN
HK.THE UNION PRAYER MEETING Will
E& be holden eyory day this week in the Luther
IN Church, Rev. J. 8. Butlers,) 81 the corner Of
llth And streets, commencing ut ~ O'Clock M,
and continued but ono hour. il ~
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GGFs'ist: M s0n.ra! y former;
Aa sS5 Tcs ' -. q arST 4 ssG i?saoshi, of
'h ss ,,cr, 5:,' yi,,,nI-t.
IT s'oa't sa.:s reserved for lad:esyT
e5 asa b. lae to thst,la ol :,I (; osnt.
Sy.5-cl s-.fE; = n;s
OS.es. 2, s:ssy Ok. & b. H GVRassGi ~
- - y AELnt ,n1 Treafuser.
GAhEEaBuRt HALL
tFormsr;y :ho ., ~ rS t,F.mSI Rs adm
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
Tn FIssr l,Us,c a.LE IN The World,
!. rci3t % Ie.e1t aad }. espec.abiiIty!
Sl6EdeG T. IS uFE1st CSpAcIty with an audience
CaitcaLs1, CT,f,ca! end Refined,
AT TEE &c gfsHs sif2 GxsfsRpuRy
ffRsI EALsENF II T. HE HES w aGI 1 sa'
EASTER WEEK.
FERcIvtL'S IMMENSE COM BINATIoN
NEW c co: VITA 81 stSitinn Of
49, AIS AE QOi.D thVORITES,
Ha0"aHy 4fiSHt and Ecery Nisht a!is ,cn<k.
First .Frsn,n2oo # ,h- Ircn- ol.d 6uLbca.-the
S'A I FAR a!28l s6# NE. Of the As's
First sF:e.larcs If tho Charming End Beautiful
:saT gstr, IS.
-,MisS IDA DUvAL!
il'f 4 81 Wet 10 t.iIs oItg.
T,-r,e=s, 4. T. fer tAi, WEEK,
HE rig bill 81 tAe st,s5n!
CJssrcs this ByzLrzn. Last,
tbs EQUAL o. Xtiol o.H b. qowhora fopnd in the
NhrS EfjLL' Z FOWLER,
Ehs Beiutiia and - i.T the Insss Accomplished
taIi.et "a t-s >ase!
Aiss 'i NIT Z f.. shsF FI.noi.. Mis-,
ifhGt, Se2nr Si*s l':'y Brz?don, Mica
Tas EihOpiaa t.at ana waai iai ri. F.you.s
Di.!K PARAEH
ss5ea IIsE J5kr fES smi!,aS. ' ssrry yGhnn''
Carer, ii IA Sc. Lewis N. C.aIk.
Admission IS csrcr;Oraess;-s Chairs 80 osn,s,.
Afternoon Eaterta,arssu
-,,,,,>.-,scE Lstles spd Families, on
MOONS, q. ssas o'eleoi.A AFfER-
# s Sg sHs Fs.ss Ar |:
ti1e -, I&It Se5 silver Cake Bssfet. ' a.
noIl-.Sioa o 2eSta Ohl.aren 10 cents. spH
ODD fEtLO rs HALL =
ST. gGaST xS6 I, the
s SSssi, ~ i ESs S;S.5:t s;..,s;
cohPLihT6NT2sYY BkMRFYr
MRI otffs hfe * 3 and MTnnsSe%T,
When viii be oFsred
1ht Nos: kr7Hsiag BiI 81 fks s<asout
Admission Is osnts Reserved se.is 50 cents.
CLARENDON CONCERT HALL!
s,Irsrc ryr, FRE B CONCERT HALL.
BEAUTIFUL WAITING t GIR a FCLL BAND:
And Ever,tsIng on the Ner Yort ssSIehs
6p IS W. Corner 9th atfeet and Pa. Az.
pATENT OFFICE CCRIosITIEs-Guid. IA
= fatsn;s, CbtaoESe OF Curiosities sad Goyern
ineSt 6siaenfa re stand IL Patent Once: RaTe
Annsrsrisn Beoss; soyerrment Books. pooss
ms..s inInlsh halIroad Reports; Military re
iuinlshed 70 Psdersi Military Trials; Militsry
iawS, Artsy hesaiat4Sss; Panorama OF the Coat
Shoylng over s,sAo niles; many thouesnd Cha
BooEs. Reoo,lect ohsep ror.. LsTre saies. iov
stasssss. s " staiEs, oTer R.aS Of WasfipElon.
Ie N-sln ALFRED HUNTER.
/ a X 6 Il NJ Ps
GEORGIA, SOUTH ehRor,N. .r.p.v.
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EASTER WEEK!

PEECiVtI'S IMMENSE CON BINATIoN
~ cootiRues, with 81 addition OF
~ " ~ a y y Old thtORiTES,
Night and Ecery Nigkt tkis lcs<k
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FIRST e-Trn,aaoo e she Ircn-oi.d 6uLbca.-the
flask BROTE.
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~MEMBtRs OF THE Young MEMS
!k4 CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION -Membcrs
n arrears for annual dues are req uesfei to csi on
the TIsa uIer fefore the 3oih insi By order Of the
Board OF Managers, The names of all persona
twelve months IN arrears for annual dues ~ill b.
omiue from the list accompanying tbs for,hoon-
The Tres.urer viii he In attendance at the
Rooms on Thursdsy and Friday evenings. April
24'h and 25th, from s 10 O'Clock, .
sp2. 81 INTEL HENRY BEARD, Trses.
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n~TO TIE PUBLIC Tho young ladies' Of
U9 ~. Peters pns.y School beg io4vs to 90
nUenee thet n yvIll THIS DAY open . Fair,
tinue during the week, wheTe tGey will be mos,
nippy 20 We come their friends. This want of
Arucies necessary for the com fort and
OF the Church. has induced them to this pnde rtak-
Ing and they sincerely hoIe that their efforts M '
crowned vi h stoh success SIS VIII enable them 10
csrJy out their OBJECT sp 81 2t-
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board, before which reading, srecula'ing 'rowds
were assembled sll day; sod although tie extract

hoard. before which reading, speculs'ing Growda
were assembled sll day; spd although tie extract
was anost uniIteilis ibla, IL aldyeH somewhat tie
universal fear Of u ssriOus reverse. Details are
IDoked for with the ),rcaiest so nude auI impa-
tienee. II th.y 30 n.t warrant change OF the
fir,t imprt ssione, we shall celebrate sorry iih.
The papers Of the i1lL prOinc,9 an uuiver 81
illumination Of cou0lenanees at Gen. l. ,lieck. bead
quarters. Broad sBil,s liAyed ne0n he ica uies u
all from the Comm nder-in.Cii-i doaD 10 his order
leg. Il sc, in1.ed, the best Joke OF the frasoi the
explanation ty Gen. Pope Of hi. big baul OF ~ 10
Re .ele, aud $1,000 small arms TO New-fork re-
oreI, AID almost rgnt Sop sils ol IS oeaefegarc
Settlement, hat he Lost bul Two hnnoied nen Aih
four hundred small arms # er bis reveal. 'e'hy
HE is nue ul tho stures; incidents 81 TINS s.iISe
war, TO be pure. we 6tIic.e he Union, and dis'e-
lieye tie Rebel CeBort'i YET people here tDiok,
bt Cen Iops I'D uot deal ID IL geiy Ia Lgnfes with
G<uc-,I UoNsck 40 he did Nth the Washington
iteu,zcr. 1t would a oonrfe, be- p'esump'uous on
the pslt o. yOu- loHly ccrrqhut1F 70 nrer any
advice 10 a Malor-Ger eral. cannot help thinking,
However, tha. Gen. 70. ipst,sd Of attempting -
swell tie originui fyues, would have done better
by ar.w ring the journalistic inqusitor, IA did one.
a prominent obiriai atm.led 10 Gen. Ua!ieck's, III
reply question as 10 The 10000 lrisouels viz. II
lid not coOIt thtin."
rh4 oysl ci.zeue that are 1nder the necessity of
Rvailug tlsus-l,.s o. tire iibefaty he Northern
Vcop'e. COZ si3er 10 pacing htrdUgc, If hot 'H-
rsgcous, that Dr. GIb-on-- Major Eeys ccnfdant
in original, pcr,s ent, ti,er Seces ionist, lid
have h,en se,ecc 81 by $40 military authorities as "A
sor, OF trustee Tor the Distribution of the dooa'ed
provisions, and I at they shouli To compelled to
4, pend for tie anllly o: eir warts npon char.c
Ter who boasts OF hIs dsloyalty. hbors Tor tie Be-
cesslon Interests in spite Oi tbs pre.euce OF Union
army, a-t Ie:,icts over dsastets to tha loy@
cause.
AZ Winter and Spring TIE ohi'oIs OF tic 1911
Y iment OF ISguirr ioisntry, attached to t,en.
Th1nas's diri,i have hesu, frcri time t. time,
chaised ii pGbiic pine with rbrlao ,feltmeu. OF
their suhei diua!es Uudec lie pres,nie u pahlc
oli,iop. they found Themselves 60 orelled 10 call for
Cont Of Inquiry, VIII. WI. lstsly belt 'ere, hu'
the result o which % OF yet kno~o. sui iauiiiar
viii he ehsrccer Of lie eher2es, bat prefer o. ~,
siaiu from eypIe,siol Any clilivH uu,l Ire oficil
finding is given to TIC pihlic.
Coi. Groesbeck Of tie 3a,h Ohio, the ex.mcmbcr
Of Congress, b.s rendered his resignation.
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enlisted in Missouri. The Rebeis have never bad
over % 900 MseOurisns IN the eervce at ANY time.
The draft on the iy'riny popul.fion by the Union
cs,use, and for he Rebels ikewi-e, has been very
eavv, ana the rla,6 ~ be- volunteer arc general y
Lhor,r.-t Il er. j. scarcity Of white 'ab 10 several
para Of 'he Stale. The causes, .dded 20 Others,
will keep Missouri lLs a. home. Col. Blair has be Il
rrquesled'ty The Secretary O. War 10 raise brig
ode he i0tends returning here thi. week, 10 CON-
renee tho work. The Colonel Is ACTIVE, snait, aad
vUtsssers great aptitude for military ma'tore. lie
will tavc Gfieuty in q mposin< he bri.ade Vi ii IL.
souians, however, for the reasons stated.
The gnnIolts teesX aid Tyinr le.i here ye.'er-
day for Memphis. TIE Essex il pow one o, tre hest
gHubOats OF tie teet. Her Armament Is heavy, hef
i-iinr sufficiently tlth ~ resist any pf0ieCiiics
Ihe Rebels cor brin, 10 bear, and bar cJniu;1C de-
the gailat u IirT, .uitris ny injections give ire
Rebels d LgIt II they ouly come quarter d It's way
for il. The lyle, : not GA iron arod boat brt
will crui-e up eDd down he river TO proven, the
~ elton o. bad bs,er,ss at points where the clan-
htt runs cioee ~ toe hank. ibe new gunboit.
when completed viii iind their work al done, ard
only guard duty viii remain, IL orlsr TO Keep tho
Mississippi open forever from tolFco to mol'h.
Sall ,i.ange - ssuLg N'fy sc4rce he!e nicer i'is
o. erltiun 81 cent prani1n Tor silver aiS V
cent for soid-for Treasury no'fs. We have not
cached 'fe era Of a s!ispla-Ier cIrren,y yti, hnu
nay tue Fac defrnd us iiog sc,A iosuIt Tue Ne.
Ctssion croagcrs deriving greet c0na'',atlOE zoe
This scarcity O.: silver. We passed sigiliT rod
yspr ngc wisg Missouri uiGs we're 81 T. seot be
low specie. Why NO c,iiuO. ssnd II now 10 niy b.
terry.