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The New York herald., 1862-10-07

WAR PRICEs.-slo PERw wEEK-PRETTY UNFUR-
w nshed Room 10 let on irst nuor win fun Board 10
gentleman wife, chandelier and mirror
Also Room a. House l64 West Twenty
sixth street, near Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-10-07

yKANTED-BY TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN, TWO
w Rooms adjoining in private family with breakfast
dinner a well furnished up near Broad
wny sixth not above Twentieth street Ad
dress, stating which must be moderate r. H. box S9s
pOstQf
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

BALTIMORE, March "a.
On Thursday last an expedition left
NeWbern in q steamer, went down the
river, and landing struck ne Failread snd
70 < up march ter BssufOIs VIII half iears
from NeWbern. No opposition was made
to the advance Of our forces.
On tbs evening Of the 20th the rebels
learned Of our approach, bleE up Fort Ma
con, fired the Nashville, and refreshed
across the river 70 MOrehesd City and Car
OlinA Gitys sad Anally i1zthe diEestiOn Of
WssaiRgtoh.sS '-'l7'-'
Beaufort was almost entirely eVscusted
By the people. Cur troops occupied the
place next day. sH'-e $500 - ~ /
0n the 3 me day, ths5 70th, General
Burnside sent Q force, With several guu-
boats, to Washington. RooPPOsitiOn Was
made 20 the landing Of our troops, and
they occupied the town and the Union Gag
is hging on che court house. ..s- I'D is
There was nothing new At GeEbern,
Our pickets extend for eightm miles towards
GoldsbOro. si fiisa Il
Un Wednesday three men strayed beyond
our lines and we're made prisoners by g
troop Of rebel cavalry.
The Inhabitants are generally returning
to the town 70 take. the oath Of sSllegiRnee.
Herald ispsteh; Dasn1C
a rumoF is current here this evening
that General Shields viii De obliged to have
hfs letr arm amputated, on account Of the
wound received 81 ths battle near Win
chester. ID sist I bsaI Aa
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IRON NEW YORK.

Hu New YoRK, March 20.
The steamer Champion arrived this morn
ing from AspinWan with $3.50, 600 in treas.
ura FaIa ii -f.Iii ]
The latest news from South America says
that part of the revolutionary party have
been arrested in Bolivia and that the Others
have Aed she country. t-5 .5.a,ai. ,.s.'.
The war has been reduced to a peace foot
ing. ~ l9 al..4,-4.lils
The attempted revolt at Arrequiffa has
been suppressed. aaD
The ill-ieeling at Lima against the Span
iards is said 10 be dying out. ,al' -.-----l
Jamaica adviees Of the 10th inst, are rel
ceived blt they are unimpOrtAnt .'a
The steamer Geo. Peabody, from Newbsr1
the 22i, via H4tteras Sunday has arrived - !
She leit 81 the tnlst the steamer New BTuns!
wick and Louisiana, with many of the
wounded from the Burnside expedition.
Tne steamer Spanlding left on Sunday
for Fortress Monroe with part of the rebeI
prisoners. a-d se 7-rE
The Peabody touched at Hampton Roads
where she saw large feet at anchor.5
The expedition to Washington consisted
of several gunboats and the Massachusetts
2Gth Regiment. 4.g-34i
The expedition to Beaufort had not beer
reported, except the capture Of the Nash.
vile ~ our blOeksding feet as she WA
leaving the place ON the approach OF oul
troops. a-7.t
The Peabody returns Immediately Eftl
/
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Les 81 40 80 Uo.ap RIonnreh.

: The Oessn Monarch, Captain Page,
]. sailed from New York, March oh, with )
soareo 0f Nheat, four, 50, bound fOr LiS-
eIPo8l; and experienced very heavy EeRih-
s - - ~ ii lsliiude thirsy Eight ds-
lg1Pe1 lqlgirde pixty desFeesl darias :
/. Ri5lenl b fron The south Fest, shtfsed
cargo, sad Ia wearing the ship vas struoR
d b very heavy sees, which swept the decE
e everything notable, and the cargo RE-
shifting, the FeEzel suddenly sprung aleak
3 snoh An eKtekt that it was impossible 70
De sUything Eith is
he bosl5 we're ordered to be got out
vixen four we're iamsdiatSly put over
boAFd and alongside. the largest Of Which
dWss soon flleo, and out sdrift By one Of the
ieaAnsa in Il, be supPssiHg that more would
est b Il End stamp Il They stste that
s4hsy thsz stiemPIsd to reach the vessel
again, but they oOald not and che Nss
soon en- Of siRhtlal 81 sloi s-.--' ,--' '-'
WheH they left, Captain Page, the frsi
vS6ssF and hersnsinder Of tbs creR EsTs
still a. beard 4ihe Sbip, and the boats
alo1Riideso She bad then nineteen feet Of
-Wniaein4ths bold, and Wss setting very
fast The earpsatef hsd hia leg broken in
getting into the boat. "
After remaining forty eight hours IN the
6oat, they we're picked up By the sehoonsE
2dEsr 3 BcVshB fFPnl lAls9aHaE Eis Ps SsE
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-. Pureha.ed br ID upIted states.


TIE seoretsFy Of War has gpbmmioted tol
Congress Veluminous document contain
ing statement ell the purchases Of ani
contracts f4r arms made b. the GoyemmeRtI
aihos April H. 1881, with the psrtioulsrs
of such purchases, snd the prices paid
slso the eoFrespendehce between himself
snd the Chief Of the Bureau Of Ordnauae
concerning arms pursHased By Gen Free
mont Il gives the dates and names Of
parties puFnhsssd from, snd contracted
with. The Teospitulstion shows there
we're purchased and contracted for the fol.
loWint unskets end rifles; Purchased,
2S7 l66; contracted for, 1908, 800. Cash,
go Il63 Oarbines purchased, "a $780,
o0atraotsd for, "a, ,llO. Cash, 50 206,2 ,279.
Pistols purchased, 422 ieoHtrseiedi for,
"a, 800 Cash, 81, los s92. ssbres and
swords purchased, 6s,7l& contracted for,
lA2 500. Ossh, 81 3sI7T0 Hah
Teal purchased-33s 677; contracted foT,
2,19z, 80 Cash, S46 l44 ee5.
The time fsr delivery Of some Of the arms
under the Contracts runs until December
81, 1883. In addition 70 this statement
other arns haze been purchased to limited
extent under the authority given by the
eesorstary Of War to GpVernors or other
oRosss, t6ptbSide srms Tor volunteers, the
aooount for which have not Jet been rem,
dessds l0a Watt AA'N'o -''--
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This Afternoons Report.
FOREIGN News

20h(b .5PoRT1.AsD, Match %.
The steamship NoVs Scotis1, from LiVs
erpool the 18Th vie Londonderry the 14th
inst, arrived ct four o'clock this morning.
Ehs dAtsH per New York are two dsy5
later than those already to hand
The stesmships Kangaroo and Teutons,
from lev York, arrived out on the 18Th.
Political 1eFs unimpoftantld
London, l4th.-Ths Paris Pstrie asserts
that 3 member Of the English Cabinet re.
Gently declared to q deputati0n from the
manufacturing districts that, according to
information from Washington, an smicable
separation between the North and the
South would take place about June, and the
basis Of the treaty would be ss fOlloHsi
missouri, Kentucky and tennessee are to
return to the Union. The tEo orepuh o.
are TO have no land customs. Searches for
slaves are to be prohibited in all the States.
Slavery must disappear within thirty
years. HdE EIsI lha1
PARIS, March 14.--M ThouTsnal has sent
Q note to Nj. Rstezzi denOunoing the dan
gers created By the Italian Providements
Association.
/ The specie in the Bank Of France has in.
cresssd during tts lnpnth Hi4tJ-tne nil !
lions lNt fEA l4G saNS
Jules FaVere in the Corps Legislstif de-
nounOed the Mexican expedition, but the
parsgrapA tsOfiBG q In tEie "a adafessto the
Emperor was adopted. ,.aissia i
LIVERPooL, March I4-The Sumter still
remeingdBt Gibraltar on the7th inst. .
aRRAT BRITAIN. ..f an ,
| a !.
The London Lines ppblishes an article
against any REVISION Of the meritine. 1t
argues that IL England gives up the right
10 capture merchsnt ships she VIII aurrsn-
der the only arm that hss gained her ell
she has, and deprive hsr Of all she has
gained. tH--@
The London Times thinks that the receni
Victories gained by the Fedsrsls viii lead
2 . separation ami peace between ths
Northern and Southern States 8HH6
Paris bourss vas heavy and dropping
Rentee being quoted 69f GOO. d,--G
It WEs rumored that the English Govern.
msnt, had notified the French Government
Of the sudden departure from London o.
three men Who were suspeotad Of hsr.
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Tho RapPahannoek RsWiOn nSsd Fredar-
..Tn a r9voi D Sol tohe5ara 90
New York Pest
RAsnI,arnr. Msrnh 20 ls

Il y
WAsaIsGroN, March 20. 1852.
The gradual concentration 0i the uDion
forces toward Richmond and the more cen
trsl portions Of Virginia, inCludes be ter.
rtloTy Of the kAppshannOek. This river,
although but little known In the history Oi
the country ia nevertheless one of oonsid-
enaose importance Ia the interior commerce
Of the 0ld Dominion.
3 In cone plEoss It u one Of the most
crooked rivers in America. At point
GEAR FredsrlOksburg, which may Well De
called "The Kinks Il is 90 crooked that
passage Rr5uk1S 9 bend Twelve miles long
eenld be creased In . straight lire, where
g turns, Of one mile. The water Is gener.
ally shallow, hdni'ting only = snail class
o. vessels, but the present stage viii allow
q portion Of the Union gunbgsts and trans
Pofts. A lsrge portion of rich country
will thus be opened, neossaafy supplies
cut od from the enemy, s0ne loose end
other entrenohed bodies Of rebels via be
taken IN their rear, and thus the way be
better prepared FOR the iumphant entrance
Of the Union army Into Richmond.
/ oae point Of interest In the RappAhan.
nook region is The ancient town Of Frsler-
ioksburg. 1t is sitaGted in spotsylVAnia
e50u5yl on the western, bank OF the river.
The Richmond, fredericksburg and Poto-
mae railroad runs through the town. The /
distance from Aqua Greek is oGly fourteen
miles, haa go a,a ..5l p. i,.' p. r.
X was in Fredsricksburg that Mar. the
mother Of Washington, Ing resided Il
Was here. shs died. at the time Wishing
Ton vas ehossn By Congress 70 be tho Com
nander in Chief Of the American fofess-
the Union forces Of his dsy-his mother
was informed Of the fact. She was Ealk-
ing and Eorking in her garden when the
Information reaehsd her HRellH said she,
aGeorge was always = good boy and be-
lieVehs will come 0somethingyet." What
q lesson to the mothers and young men Of !
nur -eonntryI
The spot where the remains Of the mother
cf Washington we're buried is marked by |
q plain marble monument, about fifteen |
feet bigh. Il was designed to have been Il
thirty feet high, but owing to untoWard |
ciFOu umstsnoeS MAS never fiaiehed. Let US /
have that the dSy Of its completion is now
,lOse ct hand. The old Wasnihfteh man
zion was at one dine The residence OF Ger! |
Mercer, Of revolutionary memory. His
lon0red name is deservedly dear to Che
oitissEs Of fredericksburg. .
Atthis place 6 the Masonic Lodge 10.
+ Of Virginia in which Washington vas
made Mason. The chair which he onoe
illed still stands In tbs hall There are
several Masonic brethren, some Of them re.
,enily from the East, nov on their travels
ieWn South, who win probsbly be able 10
Esrk their way into and out Of this an.
iient lodge. C.Wsp. 4
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GARDENING.

I AND -UAfk GARD hNING, ez5
L1&o -wM. JAMEs oasri his ssTvce to 10
To Lay Cut Grounds, Make FIOvsr g lrdeRl,
Prtns SAd Dress Craps Vtaes,
and All o her fruit lie vail contract By the DAT,
Jos or SEASON, on reasonable terms. he has also .
Thorough knowledge Of LAM DRAINING.
viii b promptly attended 70. naET;sa
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aFS Tr.VsE psr Nosh
na su0-orSsrS FiV' DoaTa Year FVkb.
! lasl bl-lss . aatg - j-llle 1-. 'q' r7G 7aa
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The NaiIonaI y calm and Resoarosu.

! = = - s~-e-- e-.o ANS'~NfoS-
The debtiucurred in suppressing ihe re.
bsli.oni great ss it may see n, and burden.
some IS it may prove 70 some Of the, inter-
ssis of our country, bears q much lower
relation . the wealth and resources of Tie
nston thsRisg generally supposed. Bythe
census Of 1850, tie trne value ~ ne reel
ana personal estate Of the United States
was estimated at SI8,I59, 9,6l6. .O89 an in.
crease Of Ss,9z6. .4s1,0Il' or l26.46 per
cent as compared With the osnsns Of 1860.
The foiloNihg table exhiblls the reported
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FROn FLnRIOA.

NEW 1oRK, maroh 70.
The brig Yankee Blade has arrived iron
Fort Pisksns the I6lh, and Key West the
lin. 4a lHf.--
The Impression was that Gen, Bragg had
left Pensacola, and parties with 9 glass
say the rebel guns had been turned i1lshd,
probably in expectation Of q visit from
ten. Butler.
Four oontrabsnds, who sscsped, Say
there are but 80 900 troops 81 Pensacola,
and they are poorly armed
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I'm ozazvlA CiSEra a54nREE SIT.
9LD=fhsiung standing dispute In Dr.
CheeVer's church respecting the validity
Of he election Of the acting board Of trus-
teos haS bssn settled by The Circuit Court
q New York. Judge James in effect de.
osdss that the election vas invalid By rsa-
son 81 iEEsFularity.
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The progress Of the expedition up the
river 70 this p0int, was hailed with great
ealhasiasm By the people along the banks
: : 4kere we're few villages between Fl Hehry
and this Place, In fact none 0f any oOu8e-
Que1oe but.st al the different landings
Shefe was an snthusiastio orOed 81 the
q hank Via, as the HteHngrs sppFeschsd,
ssVe The most bpsterous demoustratiohs
There was % dOubdhg the ferVOr Of some
ef those Proceedings. In some places they
Ind tia slArs and stripes viewing. :.
oE eaxannah, from which now write, Is 8
litils village Of two OF three hundred In
kalitshta, in Harding one Of the southern
counties in the State. The place is intsnse
= u Union sad the sight Of 90 large ga
army creates no little enthusiasm amobg
then. The Union people have fed In from
far and vide About ffiy people have
afssddy enlisted to-day, and pFobably ls
good many a cur relimsniB viii receive
important aOquisitions. 'a
- one Of ths most e.formidahls fleets bfl
Steamboats, ever seen, even in g. Louis or
NeE Orleans, Is DoW snohored on either
sidsof the river fronting Savannah. Thete
i. sEo aIrssdy sighty boats here, with more
assto esne. - ~, 80 iig .s.
- -. A. pet, little Is known Of the where.
.Aah1als 81 ths enemy. Numerous small
aFmies seem to Be sosttered about hfiesn oF
tFsnty miles 10 the south Of rs, and ct var
ou8 small places in Northern Alabama and
hssisaipPi. Il seems probable that they
Aase fTon Sc. 600 10 10000 meu scattered
ahout n his Wsy, which could be oonceH-
reted en- tUenty-iour hours notice.
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Ths prOtFaoted heavy rains which We
hnSG b5sn Assing ksvs recently had their
counterpart, in the Northwest, in great
snow storms. At Chicago, on Friday, the
snoE vesa foOt assp on level, and in
drifis vas piled up Q hsigkt Of siH feet
In aIl dssesiShs travel was mush liter
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M. Ghomas UnderWOod, wh0 Fss II he
bstsls q PES Ridge, writes that Ons ef
SiasIs aEsiors, win twenty msa and one
pISss d aftiilery, killed thirty I've seees-
sionists at one Ere, with the loss OF only
two Of cur men.
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RROn " VsBHINHTON.

A dispstsh received here late last uight
from Winchester, says that Gen. Banks Wss
then two miles from stssburg, WhIoh place
he intended 70 take to day. 1851
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'rovisiOps-Quiet and steady.
LONDON. March /

ai" 1ONDONi mercn ia
OonsOls-For money, 93k9933i American
securities firm, The bullion In lne Bank has
increased 1853, 900.
The London Times of the I3th inst. quotes
0. s, 5's (registensd 1879 az 75@f7.4 sa3
The LondoH Herald of the l3th inst SAYS
that stesdinesa Is a feature in the American
stocks. 1lasi 4e-S - 80
The dealings were not extensive, and in
several instances prices are rather lower D.
5 bonds ls77Aare' negotiated ss 76sT55, bat
the last quofations are at 75a77; Virginia es
htt at 56a5S; Erie shares 32a3S; Illinois
Central shares 43a42 disconnt4- Hr-----H or
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FORT MGcOH BLOWN UPI
INTERESTING EOREIGN NEWS.
as:1as mh6aTHnlngs aHXl lYg RoIpdrs RI5d
FROM WASHINGTON.
Is " SWAsHIHOFOEl March IS.
Tribune oorrespoDdeDee:

Tribune correspondence:
TIE President 10 dsy nominated the fol
lowing Brigadier Generals: Col. Dodge. Of
Indisna, WhO1commARdsd 9 fbFiaade under
I-Coi, carr. st Pea -kidFe; Col &. L Oanby
18Th Q. 8. Infantry, commanding the De
Psrtment Of New exieoi ). Vessel, 9Th
u 8. Infsntry.
w. Il HAEsus, Of Ohio, has been appoint.
ed Consul to Warranhsm, Brasil
"a Seeretarg FeAea ;has. addressed the fol-
lloRiig lsttsrsto Bleae v orden Of the Mor.
itor:
sra: The naval action which took place
on the ION inst, between the Monitor and
NeTrimao, at Hampton Roads, when your
vessel lkFith two guns, eDgseed s powerful
armed steamer Of ct least eight guns, and
after a four hours eophiot repelled her
formidable sntae onist has excited general
admiration and received The. applause of
the whole eouRtry. d, TIE President directs
me, while earneAdy and, deeply sympatAia.
ing With youth sheinjuries which you have
sustained, hut which it is believed are but
temporary, to thank you aud your com
msnd f6f, the hsroism you have displayed,
ana the erest service you have rendered
The sction Of the lob, and the perfor-
nance, power, and ospsbiHty of the Moni-
tor must efect 8 radic1 Z 6hsnge in naval
warfare. Fisg- Ofieer Goldsboro, in your
abSence,, will be furnished with copy. Of
this lie ter Of thsnks, and instructed to
cause it 10 be read to the officers aud crew
Of the AgnitorqMAI no dABu |
- r =
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bOriOg designs against the life Of the Bm.
perOr. The French pOliJs were % the
lookout for them. ... .. "a ioi
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am respectfully your obdt. serV't,
,--.llLD GIDEON WELLRS.
Times correspondence:

1Imes correspondence: Laaliai th
The Journal, Of Boston, and the Sunday
Mercury and che Joufhal4of Commerce, Of
New York, we're suppressed by order Of the
Secretary bff War, their. editors and pro.
Prietors arrested aud ordered to Washing
ton 70 be tried by court martial for Violst-
ing the ffsy seventh article Of war.
The ststement that General Blenker had
been suspended from his command is pro-
nOuneed untFuej neither isf II true that the
Senate Military qoppittee hays reported
against his confirmation. He. ia opposed
9F some o his eo1nir7 r7nen, ibGtlhs Senate
6Onmittee mean - give hin ae sfair
chance.
Fever bids Eere put in for EesteIn gun
bsais-lOsday Shan Vert anticipated BY the
Department The awards will not be made
for severaI days The plan of each boat
Ia highly approved by seientiAe, rns---G -G.sy
are invnins54sly, and 5qraW only four feet
of water. '-'- al
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I IszEaEsEKo REtI9 PAHsEs4ED 70 eEE,
MoCLELLAE.-A Lsdiss' Bnion Aid SOoie-
tn in the course Of their efforts to provide
additional clothing, eto for the comfort Of
soldiers, got possession Of g bed guilt,
which, ct one time, int the days of the First
Revoiulion, belonged to Gen. Washington
This quilt vas presented TO Gen. MeOls1ln.
les history is Is fOlioWsI si3-allal
In the Water Of l778-7, Gen. Washing
ton, win hss army, creased from New York
into Nag IsrsaE, and nth hisSfesFs, took
up his quarters at the. house Of Benjamin
Pilney, ID SAloIria eodhty, New Jersey
MFs Pisney furnished them with butter
Gnd ether ueeeasaries, with which she PuF-
oliSssa the quilt, which has been hSndsd
down 10 the family until the day It was
presented TO the Aid Society Il belonged
e Mrs. WAldrou, ,iof Troy, Oakland county,
an aged grand dsughtsE Of Mrs Pithey,
who fayei il, not on ssoouaf Of its intrinsic
value, but for the Interesting associations
connected with is. Eaa
-----os-
''Never attack Jeur enemy in front when
you can flank him with safets = Is one Of
Gen. sigsps standing rules. The General
never goes 70 bed sftsr camping until, by
consulting With his guides, scouts (a body
Of whom be keeps constantly around hin)
and maps, sad the assistance Of bis private
seoret n 9 is q dias tram, complete in
all its parts, Of ell Che streams, hills, "a
vines, roads, FpodsI &a4 for miles around
Ihia fGWBs tlatl so - 49,
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y Rrssdlllsn % tbo Tsuasssee RIyer.

s,s7.a ..s., aeOrfsspondsant Of the st Louis Dem.
va eplht9 writing fran savannSh, tennessee,
- lasa he l2tA instant uses sienlEeant Ian.
-ssa gaAgs II sPsshiBg of the formidable
piEsRg,h of ths expedition under General
,wo bRilA which had than penetrated 70 that
Psiut Re styss s.s
saat = lsssFy SsldOua. I think, that there hss
Ever been . military expedition ef 20, great
oc . ueanitede Of Whioh 50 httis had been
d aod eoald b ssid. As ths prsssato1s Al.
though ensof magnitude exceeding BY far
angtbing E6ioh has preceded it during TIE
war, il is doubtless trur, 30 quietly have
Ell ~ moHe0eniss been made, aud 90 com.
mon heSe military movements Ca eli sides
ls sbssone, that hardly one halt the peapls Of
s-eat Tie country bsvs any idea of The exiktenoe
of sauh q movement ct all The restrio
Slg Hons 10 regard tO the publication Of infer
1Ation as regard 70 movements, allow me
seRsl nov 70 .spSsS very Nritfy Of it suf-
= ece i, then, to say, that there is an e3pe.
4itiol penetrating into the heart Of TIE
tsbsl c0uREy By the Ray Of the Tennessee
RiVsri that the expedition Is one q noSt
maaaOth proportions including mors men
E1hsR have BEEN brought under ons obm-
~ Bsnd aimee the var and thet tbs exptdi.
~ eion has ROE arrived thus fer on It's way,
''1s and e within STRIKING distance Of ths en-,
oRy.
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LOOKOUT tor them. a.a rld 'o-
.'". aa. ITALY, .is.
The majority Of the members Of tht
Ohamrer OF Deputies have resolved 70 sup
port the new Ministry. bf5
The dstsils OF the fret sitting Of lhl
1 Genera ProvIdsmento Assembly st aeneC
had been published a..
lGsFibaldt was most enthusiastically Re.
oeived. In his speech he applauded the
holy ides Of Central Gemnitte Of The
ProyidementoH The idea Of forming one
society from all the liberal Italian sObiety
would receive the the approval Of Rll the
Representatives Of those tOcietiVs he was
strongly In favor of such uuiou In order
to form, to express 1t In word, thp RSmGn
FasceB. sa d- ~ lol
The Assembly here rope to their fee. and
loudly applRudtd tee sen ime,t eng
GarBbaldi, when the applause subsided,
resumed his remarks. He said he hoped
the Italians would also hold out their hands
to ell the enslsysd nations on the earth.
Phs Government had WaFne1 the Provide!
ment eommiitee Of Genes TO sssune cetiain
loue, other uisetbey would be compelled 70
dOsEolVe the association Oh la --~" 3i-.
.
The Conf dersie Cjmmissisuer Rust had
arrived 10 Asdrid, but the Government re-
fused 20 receive him. Owl
Latest via LondonderTy.--Lond I4th.
The Times city articles says the funds
opened yesterday at an improvement Of
Ons.eigath. There was q temporary re.
lapse, but che advance vas msintained ct
the close. ae ,..sae4 .Ilr 4
Business In American,s stocks WAS re.
stricted pending auoiher arrival aid
MsTch 18th. P. M.-0Onsols, for money
93 5 s998 S4 ~
Liverpool, 1S.h.-Riohardson, Spence &
Co, and Wske6eld, Mas 4 Co, quote ibur
dull and Cd lower Wheat declined l62d.
prineipsIg on the lower qualities. Bed
western los e5@lls 81; red soltJ ern lis
9i@l2s; white western l2s Sd; white
southern l2s 9d@lSs. ,.f.s r.'s.5Y b
Corn declining, and prices Cd Is lower.
Mixed 2Ss 6is 29s, sIIyEa
Provisions.-The same authorities report |
Beef qRiet and steady; Pork dull and IN.
'hanged Bacon firm; Lard active and is |
higher fellow steady. 8LtaslL..A A
American Securities-Erie shares, 32633; !
Illinois Central, 4s(942 discount. - 4
Liverpool BfeadsIufs-Flour, still decli- |
ling in tone Wheat heavy, at Tuesdays
ieciine- Corn slin decling, and again SOILS |
PrOvisiOas-oaist and steady. .s9, 4
ai5 LONDON, March IA.
CousOls-For money, 93e(093A American /