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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-03-17
new ADVERTISEMENTS.

A SSIGNEE'S sALE.-ON THR
IA 18th day Of March, 1859, will sell at public
auction, at the south side of the Public Square,
Gently occupied by Jacob WansOf, the entire stock
Of goods lately owned BY him.
OHAS. ". NOBLE,
maFds979 Assignee.
pB-rhe above sale is postponed until Wednesday,
March 18th, 1862, st 10 O'Clock A. N.
CHAS W. NOBLE,
mRrchi7 Assignee.
E0R RENT.--.A NICE HOUSE,
u suitable for q small family, q few minutes
walk from the POstOfics. Address GEO MAY No.
Superior street, or W. J. TAFT Cleveland Library
rooms merl5:3s0
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NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE

NO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
~ The undersigned have formed q Partnership
g be conducted under the firm name Of z. P MyeiF,
4. p. Myers being general partner and r. o. Rouse
special partner bOIh being residents Of cleveland,
Ohio. u. q. Hou8scOutributes TO the common stock
the sum Of Six Thousand Five Hundred Dollars.
The general nature OF the business to be transact
cd Is thst of the manufacture and sale Of Stoves and
Hollow Ware. Also-the sale Of Tinners' Stock,
Safes, so.
This co-partneFship TO date from FebruarJ LIST,
1862, and terminate the first day Of February Is6
In witness whereof We hereunto set our hands aud
seals this aratday Of February, 1852
3. P. MYERS, [L.s1
- Il. U. ROUSE, IL, 81
STATE OF OHIO, (ss.
Cuyahoga county. 70
CLEYELAHD, March IS, 1852.
Personally appeared before me r. P. Myers and Z.
O. Rouse, who acknowledged the signing snd seal
ing Of the above instrument their free act and
deed for the purposes therein mentioned,
SAMUEL FOLJ
marl7:Ss4 Justice OF the Peace
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CONFECTIONERY.

TOHN SOHRlNK, "
HAVIHe RENoTED 70 MS NV agARTEals
No. rs I IIi LYMAN'6 BLoOK,
Opposite the Court House, Pub. Bquhrs.J
4 prepared to reooivs the calls Of hir friandI and
EEeEything u ths line q ConieotiOnsrY q kspt q
aHOLESAhE AND RETAIL q usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT OOFFER
e well e the choicest saabloa served up Is no
nsnt'B notioa. a. -r Ed
DINNER rs sHRVED DAILY
for the accommodation Of Psr1Ons having buIinsaI
at the Oourt House.
KEEEETT ALE Oh DKAU9KT
IMPEBIAL JBLLY GUN DROPS-auperioF 10
any thing IN the OonieetiGnorY hneusi receiEed By
JOHN SOHRIHK.
EELOOK OUT FoE THE TAFFET.W
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HES AID C0L0RS.
PAIRTINGI

TOR MOE PAINTING. 90 70
ma ffsSeh WITH INC h.. co,a,.- ~.
FzAt tal1g soE R1iatal ~ inatas aoEE q sSsiS
sSlSs E%RtHoBTEAH,s nkOo
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UOMMRROTAL.


froaidcut.-J. L. WMATHlRLI.
Vios Eres't-1. b. s00FT. rroasuFsr-R. 7. LXoH.
DTRECIoRs.
a. u. Ularks A. Quin, 4. 3. Davis, b. BroWh6n, 4.
Harvey, A. J. BsEfog, b. p Lsater,
hnFHllnB
3. =. Lssisr, J.G. Huussys X. y. Boott.
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JFWELRY.

NOWLES & 90. WILL SELL Coon
~ Plated Uastors-cut glass bottles, for $3.50
On THE O0RNER- oF PUB. SQUARE.
COWLEs L co. Will sell good plated Cake
Baskets, engraved beautifully, for $50
ON The OORHEk.
COWLES & GO. Will sell good plated Cake
Baskets, plain, fer 500,
COWLES & co. viii sell good plated Nap
kin Bings for 80 cents.
COWLES & co. Will sell good day brass
clocks tv7arrantsd.) Tor 50 50.
ON THE CORNER.
C0WLES & co. Will sell genuine Silver
Spsctacles for Sl,Ol.
ON THE OOBEER.
G0WLES b co. viii sell the balance of their
good Steel sPE E7TAOLEs at great sac.
rihces being determined 70 keen nOnee1
cept their new oPa'ont Spectecleg." If
FOn want somsthing cheap, look 81 our
"old stock" u you want somethiiIng
nice, look at our T" Patent ep5ctacles." ".
on THE OOkhEk,
mario Cf the Public Square.
M BURT, SUCCESSOR 10 j. n
VLlo NOISE co, has on hand 8 large ~
variety OF Ulocks, including SINNERS osle- fti7H
brated CALENDER OL0OK, which not on.
y tells the Time Of Day with unerTing precision
out also tells the Day Of the Week, and Day q the
Month with certainty, NY connection with last
ern Factories ls such that am enabled to sell 70
Country Dealers at New York prices with the rsiQht
and J8Welry, for the Retail Trade which viii AL
s8 low as any house in this city.
ETParticular attention given to repairing. All
ny WORK warranted. at ls3 prior at ma BIZ
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. A N T E Dil
10000 SKUNK SKINS,

The highest market prics paid for Otter, Beaver,
Mink, Bed and Grey Fox, Coon, Oppossum and Musk
Fashionable Hatters,
nArio-ss1 lslsupsriOE 81, OBJ. WSddsl.
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DIG IRON FOB SALE.-16 Gao.
ii Tons No. Pioneer Charcoal Iron for sale cheap
By V. SWAIN,
mar123:2 i55 River street
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NOUNTRY RESIDENOE-A
~ good dwelling and Is acres OF finely improved
land, on Euclid strese, only half mile beyond TIE
City limits, for Rent, ct Low price 10 good ten
ant. Enquire ct No. l4T water street.
mariO:Blz KOOH, LEVI q MAYER.
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EOR SALE CHEAP.-A BRICK
House CStore in front,) and Lot, Nc. lsg Pr g.
peot street. Apply on the pIemlses. marI0382
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mo RENT-THK STORE Room 80
by Is fest, AID Cellar, No. los Hoffman Block,
facing the Public square-at present occupied By
II. W. Jones
"a. The pemisss are we'll adapted for g irst-ciess
Family Grocery or Drug btore, and suitable for
any kind Of business.
~ For Tsrms-apply on premises, or TO W. D.
BAKER. agent at News Dept, opposite Post Ofios.
mari2:Rl2
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EOR EIGHT ACRES OF Ex-
OELLEEF Land, miles from the City, on the
Eaclid Plank kOad. At has it two acres Of Grape
Vines in full bearing, and hundred choice Fruit
Trees. There Is . me building spot, and Is near
enough to Public and High schools. Enquire Of
q. J. KEMLER,
mRrl0:37g 81 Public SQUARE.
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AGRICULTURAL.

J. STAIR & SON,
We have ready for sale 3 large and choice collec-
tion Of Fresh and genuine Field, Garden ana Flow
or Seeds, Of all kinds catalogues Of which can be
had at our store, or will be sent BY mail appca
ton. J. ST III 4 g. N.
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FOR SALE or Rent.

DOR RENT-THE TWO-STORY
Brick Dwelling House No $50 Huron, near Eu-
cid street. Possession given April lst.
For particulars, call at 40 Superior street, Oppo-
1iSS @afIt.s7s sHs suOoii W. LFUrKRMEfER.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ..ArBIyY. March %, 1862.
The bill Incorporating the New-fork Homeopathic
Medical Society was reported fayorably aud ordered
10 q third reading.
Mr. FREER disclaimei having anything to do with
thisreport.
The bill altering the Commissioner map Of Brook.
Ign was reported favorabiy.
The Naw-Norb Health Officers report was pre-
seuted and ordered 10 be printed.
BiiLs PASSED.
Respecting 'he powers and duties Of Boards o!
Supervisors, and regulating ~ proceedings against
them.
The bill amending the charter Of the Loaners As.
yociation was lost. motion 20 reconsider the vote
was Loot and laid on the table.
TO compensate bona fide purchasers OF wild lands
for improvements made thereon.
To protect bridges belonging 10 the State.
The following bills were considered In Committee
of the Whole and ordered TO third reading:
To incorporate the New-York Commercial Atsocia-
ton.
Relative 20 lands under waser in the City OF
Brooklyn.
To authorize the Brooklyn. Bath, and Coney
Island Railroad 20 Law rails .! less weight than
quired by the general bill.
Other bills had progress reported on them. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Committee Of the Nhole lookup and debated
the bill to reorganZe TIE State Asylum for Lunatic
Convicts. Progress was reported.
Mr. FOLGER reported adversely the bill 20 repeal
the law 20 exempt ministers Of The gospel from tax
alton. Agreed 10.
The following were reported iayorsbly-To pro-
vent attempts az burglary and Sther crimes; 20 print
calendars OF Courts Of Record.
The remainder Of the session was consumed in the
consideration OF local bills. Adjourned.
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MR.. COX AND THE SLAVE WHO WAS
WHIPPED TO DEATH.

To ns Ed@fov G The y. y. I,ibunA
SIN: How fully Ben. FrankliD's deftnse Of the
saye-whipper Cox, published in yesterdays TnrB-
Usr, confirms the statement, you FIRST published.
had taken some pains to investigate the truth Of tho
report. and became fully convinced of its TRUTH and
should have given you tho particulars and authority
had not this defenss appeared. This slave-whipper
Cox had been arrested for treason and as j, appears
released; aud then TO show his love for freedom, he
took this poor old slave Jack, and, according TO th,
testimony ELECTED on OATH" punished him by
whipping with leather strsp''-this in consequence
Of ingra,itude" Aftor tho Jogging poor old
Jack appeared quite sick. and Notwithstanding Cox
sent for bis family physician and had everything
done THAI could be-. Jack died. According 10 this
report, Jury Of twelve men, as upright no the
county anords,' rendered verdict that NEGRO
Jack came 20 his death from long-continuod expo.
,uro, ."densi aad t>,,,VnsI-" AIs., ss.,y wa
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The Health Officer saysthat there are no perquisito
EXCEPT occasional donations Of cigars fruits, &C.,
from vessel captains land one small contribution
from gentleman engaged in the Tightening business
which was appropriated TO the expenses incidental
10 the Office.
THE sTATE APPORrIoShyNT.
The two plans of apportionmens OF our 81 MEM
bers of Congress, which reported IN the senate
last week, daily growing more unpopular In tact,
nobody appears 10 be thoroughly satisfied with
either and If better scheme is devised there will
be difficulty in securing the adoption OF any one
plan yet proposed. These complsints come more
or less from sll parts Of the State, but the most
noisy are from the City Of New-York and vicinity.
Ths secret of most Of the fuss Lies in the fact that
there are a great many gentlemen who are like The
Pennsylvania Assemblyman, who, 10 the days Of
unlimited railroad charters, refused 20 vote for the
new Constitution until amended 30 a. TO run by his
own farm. Each wants u represent Ncw-York
City in Congress and looks 10 a Congressional dis
trct that will carry out bis individual aspirations
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XXXVIITH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.


SENATE. .WAsBIyaToy, March 25, 1862
Mr.. SUMNER rep, Mass from the Committee
on Foreign Relations, reported back the bill IN re-
lation TO administering tho oath OF allegiance tc
American citizens in foreign countries.
On motion Of Mr.. FOOT rep, W. the resolut-
ion 10 transfer the superintendency Of the Capitol
extension and dome from the War Department u
the Department Of the Interior, was taken up.
Mr.. FESsENDEN Rep, Me- opposed the trans
fer
Mr.. HALE Rep, N. H. said that when the ex-
tension was first commenced it was under the super
ntendency OF the Interior Department, and remained
20 until the advent of the Administration Of Pierce
and Davis Before that tho plan Of the building
was Christian and civilized one, but it was after
ward changed, and the present trap made. Many
places in the walls up above have been left 10 go 10
pieces, and they going 10 pieces, while Italian
artists are employed at oxtravagsnt prices way down
in the basement TO decorate wall two or three ITO
mes below daylight.
Mr.. FOOT raid there was an urgent necessity that
the work should be completed, in order TO save H..
The work never should have been transferred from
the civil 10 the War Department, and never would
have been but 10 tntsfy the ambition Of Davis end
the rapacity Of Floyd. He vontured to assert tina;
such tranrfsr had cost the Government three or four
millions Of dollars. The original estimate wSs w o
millions and the bill is already xix millions.
The Senate took up the bill for the Abolition OF
Slavery in the District of Columbia.
Mr.. WILSON Rep, Mas. spoke in favor Of IT,,
and Mr.. KENNEDY I'm, Md against it.
Mr.. SHERMAN Gtep., Ohio offered an amend.
ment that the money appropriated be ony expended
in proper repairs. Adopted.
The resolution was then ,d'~.ed by Yeas, 81
NAYS ne,sn. Feus.den. Gfim.s md Lane KauJ
The Bill for ,ho abolition 81 - org WA taker M.
An vALeLAa thsp,, Msts.l I,y, eeetx w speas ~
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From CALIFORNIA;.

So, FRANcIsco. Monday, March u, lab9
Ship Ringesder sailed today for Japan, 9th
United States Minister pruyn aud quite.
The steamer Panama hss arrived, from Mar
Sth. The lsies: news received there from Arirous
representa- that the country is almost depopussed
on account Of the Secession sentiment and the host'
tiles OF the Indians. The Rebel tDayiss) troops,
numbering 90o were awaiting re-enforcemen.s 9.
Tnbuc. with the avowed purpose Of taking Fort
Yuma, in California, but most OF the five regiments
Of California volunteers were in that portion OF the
state and would be glad to meet an invading enemy
Arrived IT. San Frsnci.co iTth ship George "nsnf'ons
Houo ulu; barks May hewiofki Egypt bordsseA frS
er,r Malsrs: Wilhelm. Kircacr, Rio JaIsTo. sslsa sIs
| Elizabeth Gushing, Nslpsrslso.
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K.ir.e In lhAxYcK0.

UsWkbuI Iuesutyi fNc" -, IVS
fire this afternoon gutted Picket.s paint shop
insured for $500 in London and Iiverpooi; Inc
Western for q, 900. The Tsscott block adjoining
was damaged 81 600; insured in London and LIVER
pool Sharp druggist Luce, grocer Bonn, oafoer,
law Offices, butcher shops, &C., were also oufnsd-
lose a., 900 or 1900: generally insured.
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The Noxn.Scotiap's Malls.

BOslVN, Ilt 3isy' 9t:'N' =. 40,
The mails per the steamer Noya-ScS;an & Sass hv
the night train, which is due IN Nsw;iork az 81
early hour tomorrow "Wednesday morning, ,. ,sa
The newspaper bag sOr me S. As2 The tain
here in the : clock Tram ivI w"
IL due about II o'clock tonight.
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Mai fen. David Hunter left tho city this morning
o, o'c,ock. for Baltimore, where he viii take 'he
,os, sr Fortress Monroe and there embark on board
N, United States transport Atlantic, sailing On f'
d.v morning from Hampton Roads, for Port kOys'
N. b.adcuartcrs Of the new department. OF tue
Sou,b He will be accompanied by the following
m.mhera of bis staff: Brighten. Ii. w. benn"A'
who will take the COMMAND from winch snslaiHD
ba. been relieved, Gen. s. being assigned 10 S,1'
Wa,Iocr Col. ]. w. shailer, Surgeon joseph NJ
Barnes, MAJ. Edward Wright, Maj H. NJ n S'.;,h
Cant. Jno. w. Turner, Capt. Edward W, SUM- m.a
LENT. Samuel w. Stockton, Lieut. Arthur ~ -.
rie and Mai. Chas. G. nalpine' Assistant Aq'''A"'
General.
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AMERICAN, ApnoAD..-Tho following are ~ ~" -
names Of Americans registered at Gun W ".
American General Agency and Reading ROOM NV, NV
10 strand. London, w. c., Engp week eD''
March s, 1862: c,..ln John
T,, n,,sJss c. Us. Celeb ss.s Ch.s uon,'B Boston.
,n,on ~ B. smyth NeN-Yorki 'f's s.y ,, NV Torl
"a W. Ss,Ii~s Niirf j. Hsrt " = N.'i
d.. 4, den 10 rcurcs, pytsNi-s, .s"s
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mr1v vopx Many TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH g. 1862

oft. Long-oontnued exposure to the slaye-wbip-
pers lash, with it's fatigue aod excitement killed him.
God speed the time when such outrages that sball
be known no more on American soil. In.
N,l. York March al, 1862
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Mr.. HARLAN though. that the people q, OF
Mayld sud Delaware had hoa 20 iS saS0 O, c
po'i'on 10 mureeF az ~ determination ever
took ' place go 10 'a any nation of the world All the
great empires of antiquity were compOosd OF people
Of different races and 10 such war ever TOOK Paye
mo ami con ,en,ed nsvroea. now working for nothing,
were going to turn round with their masters simply
because they were paid wages.
Mr.. SALISBURY said the Senator, 1t seemed
made a spsech at q venture. Delaware had q
larger free negro population, in proportion, than
any State, and be Snew there wa, no greater crrse
than the free negro population. He would have onI
one shirt 10 the country, and that the preservation
of the Union, with all the rights of the people That
man who makes emancipation paramount to the Con
sli.ution and Union 10 disloyal man. But we have
seen peaceful men dragged from their homes and
thrown into loathsome bastilles, while man who de-
clsres that he hss been diSunionist Tor twenty
wears il permitted TO lecture here and come Oh the
floor of the senate, and 20 at large through the coun
try. Adjourned.
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ASSEMBLY.

The Grinding Committee reported another large
batch Of bills complete, which were laid on the table.
Under the joint rule requiring appropriation and
supply bills TO up for consideration before the
18th Of March, the general appropriation bill vas
taken up.
On motion Of Mr.. FISHER, seconded by Mossrs.
SCHOLEFlELD and LEVERJDGE, and opposed
by Mr.. ALVORD, tho clause limiting the publica
ton Of the official canvass to tho State paper WAS
amended by sdding =" and two papers in each Sssa'
torial District"
Mr.. T.. DAVIS Of Chautauqna made IN effort to
strike on, all tho salaries Of the Public Departments
above the amount prescribed for each Department
by the Revised Statutes. Lost.
Mr.. r.. n. THOMAS moved TO strike out the APP
preparation for tho State Assessors, and 70 abolish
that office. Carried, by 80 TO 80.
The bill was then ordered TO third reading.
Tho Annual Supply bill was taken up.
The bill was considered ill the hour Of recess.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. Beuedict's motion 20 strike out the amend
meDt aboshing the Office Of State Assessor adopted
in Committee Of the Whole Yves lost Al to e..
Tho Annual Supply bill was again taken up In
Committee Of tie Whole, end debated till the
adjournment.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA
ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL EXPEDITION.
Heported Capture OF Washington.
ARRIVAL or WOUNDED SOLDIERS FROM NfwDtRN.

Tho limited States steam transport Geo. Peabody,
Cant, Travis, from Eewbern, N. c., March ~. In
ballast. arrived on Tuesday morning, consigned 10
the Quartermas'er.
Tho Peabody sft in company with the steamer
New Brunswick for New-York; passed over the
swash Sunday, II a. IN. Fouud at the Inlet the
Left at the Inlet, steamers New.Brunswick and
Louisiana, having on board many Of the sick and
wounded from Gen. Burnside's Division. The
steamer s. Il. Spaulding left the Inlet for Fortress
Monroe hour previous 20 our departure, having on
board some of the sick and wounded transferred
from the Louisiana AT . p. M, Cspe HatIer's
light bearing ". W., passed stesmer suwsnnee,
bound South, probably Hstteras Inlet; 5p No. passed
steamer Eastern STATE, bound to the Inlet.
We arrived at Hampton Rosds at q. M, 24tb,
where we found large feet OF transports at anchor
During the day passed several steamers oonnd fou'h
Among the passengers by the George Peabody IL
Lieut. Col. Robert b. Potter OF the 5ist Regiment
NV, who was so severely wounded at toe bat
tic Of Newbern. Col Potter was taken to his
home, No. 4 Grsnmercy PARK.
Among the remains of the killed on board are those
Of Chaplain Benton, Capt. Johneon and Lieut.. Allen
CT the OtE htkiutnb ~ l. w. LIEUT. w "'hDii -"
New-Jerscy; Capt. J. W. Lawton, Company l, 9th
Massachusetts; Capt. Tillinghast Company II, 4tb
Rhode Island; Lieut.. Dowley, Company l, 5isi
New-Vork Lieut. Col. Merritt, 23d Massachusetts,;
Adu'ant StearDs, 2lst Massachusetts.
The Peabody brought home several fue secesh
horses which Gems burnside and Foster sent home
40 trophies.
Just as we left Nswbern, the expedition sent 10
W@hiDg.on, n. C., was returning. il contested
CT several gunbos,s, and she Massachusetts 24th
Regiment aud by the cheers and animation, 1t Ii
supposed proved successful.
The expedition TO Beaufort, under Gen. Park, had
not reported back except the capture os the Nash
vile by our bockading boats she LEI. that place on
Che spproach of our troops.
The troops and crews Of the vessels al Newbern,
wore ell in fine health.
The United States officers on board tho George
Peabody express Their admiration Of the mastery
skill and energy Of Capt Travers in taking advan-
tage Of every chance which might promote speedy
dispatch; showing that Govemmen. has a. least one
faithful charge, and sso proving the confidence and
high esteem in which he is held by the Commanding
General TO be well founded.
The Peabody ia to return Immediately with &
heavy cargo OF subsistence stores.
The following are the passengers by the Peabody
Lied Col. X. b. Potter, United States Army; f
G. Fisher, United States Quartermaster Department
Mr.. Cook and Mr. Batchelder.
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From Our Special Corre,psedent.
ALBANY, March %, 1862.
THE MILITIA LAW.

Tho Select Committee to which the Militia bill
had been committed TO be perfected, have reported
tho bill complete ana there is doubt that it IL In
much better state than if It had gone through that
process ia the usual way in Committee Of the Whole,
where Us instead OF thirteen diverse minds bad
been exercised in suggesting amendments to it, with
the Committee OF thirteen have been IN counsel the
Judge Advocate General and other ntltnry men, Us
advisors, and though may changes and improve
menis hays been made and alterations IN detail, the
bill il In all lis leading features tho same os irst
printed and If passed In that shape wall give To inc
state of New. York what il has never had before All
eGicnt military system This NJ east 10 secured Nv
49, IN. aAAvuXA w sooA,e Mol .ts.. .-..t.< tAH