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a. B. MORTLEY, ESQ, OF Urea, n. z, writes; 81
nave used your feetorat myself In my fanily ever
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cv q, Nsrbsrn st sunset on the eyeniDsoi TIE sane
dsy where anchored 0f The night ,an, on board the
s.ns, u.l0,ssre Az 30 a. our gunboats y,
,heing .s ood. 10 The yeny o. tne prfs 10 rotect
IN. ndyarce OF the troops Al 8 ~ M lh o.i boyi,
rlsgcsd landing and at the sane uue ~ 70 MCoos
. Mn r.ir crews under command OF Lieut. .. - a.,
~ - aod Stripes were Pot shore TO a,sst 'ue a.
t,cF The sruy commenced 20 move gp t In the
N IA m the drbarraon of troops siii ~ III
meantime our vessels were slowly moving up 'hio"s
IL ne r91o, a S Of the ensmys batteries oPensd he
an tae TO .nost OF Dur gunbosts which as "a
At long The troops were no" 81 Jn he frins
"a, and the tect came 70 snchVI ~ IAN
envsr IN. ,roops on shore. Al $50 m' rHohy Wv
nst W. head continuous hring OF heavy gons ana
tnd ,nd i,,tnedst.y commenced throwing our sneIh VI
advance Of the position supposed to Dc oco'P' "
troops - 81 vr,,n.Ix closed IN tow I'D
the baiterss Tho lower Notifications were ~
have been abandoned By the enemy po1l "s $500 A,
10 /, and ths S,.rs aud stripes planted on ts ehp M
we adytuced the upper batteries opened IRE upon W
FIRE was with effect the msssne in iS
proceeded extended limo a. lar we ,h.
r,y-r would permit the signal made 70 ioioW s.e 1
OF the Hss ship and the whole hee' "a
conc Fort lhouPson' mourning Id guns
/ on " hich rested The enemy's Land defence, -, .,
The army hasnswh great CALAMITY driven ,ns ca ~,
th,s. defense, tho forts abandoned e'e4 .. eui '
& vrrs ,ghtly Injured "a passing the bsicades Of pie, and
,opedoe. which had been placed In the nse r. &
having been evscuaed the appearance OF the com
bn.d orc., I, was abandoned and ,ubscquenly blew tp
We nov steamed r,pdy up to the city, Inc enemy na'
no ana zoe A ne".. Of n. civ were tied by the enemy
where stores had been accumulated Two sIAn oa'''o
OF cotton bales and mounting two guns essh wei
elso hrsd by them Two small steamers we're eSp!uf'u'
another having beer burned ,,,..
large rl composed OF barrels OF pitch and osss OF 90.
ton which mad prepared send down upon ne hset
hied and floating sgsins the railroad 9iluse Sc. %
and DESTROYED t. In addition 10. The przcs qnah.Y oi
pitch iar ard gunboai, and another vessel on ho oeA
several schoonss sios, and 81 immense quantity " 1n
nunit Of fell hands At esout m sent
several the night bank Of the Trent Fei W
carr Con fosters dlace occupy tho City Of Newborn
am, respectfully, sc, ,,,,,
4. q.
Commanding o. 5. Naval Force, in Psmlico sound
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The House resumed the confederation Of the Tax
bin.
Tie House acted Oh al the general provisions
forty in number, making no important amendments.
Mr. WICKIJffE lUn., By.l offered AZ amend
relt 10 exempt slaves from direct toxstiou when
lands ore taxed, aud advocated it by speech
a tief debate followed during which Mr..
LOVEJOi (Bep., Ill., denied that the Constitution
Of fathers even recognized property III man. and
Il never would. Slavery has no guaranty in the
Constitution, which, II u had been honestly admin
isteied would have destroyed Slavery long ago.
Mr.. WICKLIFkE said he had been informed that
Dir. Lovejoy mad recently made similar speech be-
fore black Association.
Mr.. LOVEJ0Y seid II was likely. He had Al
tended no meetings, and be believed the slave had
much right 70 own n master ~ the master to own
him--as much night 10 WHIP aud sell the master ~
the master 70 whip and cell him.
Mr.. WICkLltFE argued 10 show that our Gov
ornmert, III numerous inE.ancee had recognized
slaves az property.
Mr.. Wicslie's amendment was rejected. The
HoOse next proceeded 10 the consideration OF the hec
tons relating 20 licenses and taxes Oh spirits, ale,
beer tnd porter but made but little progress therein
During Tie proceedings, Mr.. FRANK Of New
iofk proposed the discount o. live per cent allowed
on railroad corporations balks saving institutions
sno insurance companies, making their returns d.
rect 70 the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue, should
be applied 10 all Incorporated companies and also TO
individuals.
The amendment prevailed, but aierward the
whole sectiOn Wa stricken out
Adjourned.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ......M.soe II
Cleared.

ste,mships--Ls C0bans Lsrrasssbs Havana y, Vt...
Plsntszenet BE- Besrd. Kins,.oD, Walden K Booth
(Hsmbufg), scbenck HsDugIe Funch, Meineks Wsndt,
Saragsnseii, b. sndt Gbrasg, VIM Nelson Sons Oscsf
tbreuIenl Jaburs Hamburg Roger Broths Aeysndr Bag
ter shsCghse. j. G. Jeyeit Co. T. H. PetiOs S:svsas
Melbourne Fisher Rcsrds Co. Invncible Hepburn, Lv.
erpool, = oford, Iieston q Co
Bsrk,-Hsfoine, Nicserou Cope Town. L. Ncher-on; C.
K.eBe, swan Phi stelphs J. H. Martin Ga,els Rhodes
Bsfbados, H. Trovbddges Sous; Brother Maurice. Ces.
fgefos George Stephenson T. Co.; John Wesley Olsey.
,esppor K. P. Buck & Col Nightingale Edwards, VLps
70 90. fubber 4 Chauncey
Bng.-Fsnnls Lincoln, Rivers. Philadelphia Wash Cs-vs
L Chase; ). Chlrchmsn, 0owdy, sierra Leone q. H. Ware
Co Belle Of the Bay Holloway, Bordeaux, Vn. Salem 1
Co Jacob Dock Thomson a adaphis, c. Dnncsn Co
schoonsn-Fying Fi'h Lor, Gloucester, master; Whist,
Ter Presbrry Taunton master Hdofsdo, Cole Ezsbebpor
mater: Abs s,scy Bueuos Ayres, y. Powell Virginia
l,ukps y.meraIa H. Ua6e.Sood Susan, Besss, bcston,
8 W Lswis Co York;owl. Woglsn. Baltimore, Merrill
Abbott Prince Allied (Rrg, Wells, Nassau ~ r., hons
Barlow T.npleop (Br) bsnaid, st. Domingo Brett sss
Co. 49,
sioop-i. H. Borden, COiii1s, Fall River, Wm Bo~fdnsn
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. .ALB.Sr March 10, 1861
PETITIONS PRESENTED.
For home for outcast females.
For prohibitory amendments to the ConttituIlon'
REPORTS
Mr.. GANSON introduced bill TO cede to the
United States jurisdiction over lands in Buffalo for
the erection Of Notifications.
On motion Of Mr. GANSON, the rules were sua-
pended, and the bill passed.
/ Mr. FREER introduced bill TO amend the charter
Of the New-York College Of Veterinary Surgeons.
Mr. RAMSEY introduced q bil TO furnish
the libraries OF the State.
The bills relative to the Kings County Peni-
Tertiary and TO alter the map OF the city Vi New
iOrd were passed.
The bill TO amend the Fire Insurance law being
~ for third reading, on motion Of Mr.. GANnON
a second section war added, authorizing companies
10 have lien, by passing law to that ehec', upon
the stock or certificates Of profit owned by any mem
Der, for debt tina. hereafter may become due Tor
prmiums.
The bill was then passed.
Mr.. CONNOLLY offered resolution, which was
adopted for moving forward TO = hrsI COMMITTEES Oh
the Whole the bill 90 repeal the Church Property
Mr.. HARDINs resolution appointing Grinding
Committee war adopted.
Mr.. TRUMAN offered the followi &:
Rlrsd That the Legislature Of the s'se OF New 9rf AZ
prove o. the Message Of President Lneon on, as,.ies IN
tie s.gchodrs State. for the Abolition OF slavery and thst
instruct Senators and Representative N ouse's 20
- thsr influence AID IN securing SUCH sooishnent
The resolution was laid on the table, under the
rule.
SIC. CORNELL introduced Il bill for raising
money by tax FOR the purpose Of defrsying The e1'
uense. q, The New-York Cry Government.
The bill W. ref,rred TO the New-York delegation.
Tie PRESIDENT appointed Special Commit
Zee TO present the testimonial TO Gen. Scott, Is fol-
lows. M-s-rr Woodruff, Tohey, and Cook.
The following Grinding Committee was appointed:
Hcssr.. Hardin, Folgcr, Murphy, Roberts1n, Ri,h-
ards, Angel. Truman, Connolly and Abbott
The bill % repeal the Church Property at wes
taken no and considered in Committee Of the Whole
ninth iLr Adjournment.
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Tia C.auot,e, Of Ulster and saIlivss.

H. Tho Counties Of Ulster and saIlvaA.
IL The Counties Of Columbia and Rensselaer,.
H. Tho Couuiiss Of Albany and Greene.
rs The Coun'ies Of Delaware, Otsegs and Scholars.
I6 Warren, Washington, Saratoga
NJ F,ss1 Clinton, franklin.
Is Fulton aud Hamilton Montgomery, HSkimer. ssbenec.
r. 81, Lawrence, Lswia
20 Onsioa
a. Jeasr.en, O.wego.
u. Onondsga Cortland
a. Cayuga, Wayne, s,nsea
o. Ontario Livingston, Yates
90 Togs Tsmpkius, Chemang, Schuyler
49, Monroe Orleans.
20 Gepesee Niagara, Wyoming
m. n;~or;,v reoort arrauges the districts s~ne
what differently, and the Senator'S signing the niher
emf roports are apparently not very positiVe whci
they prefer. IL is ne follows;
Dis,rc, l. The same 3 tho majohty 49,. 49,, 49,, 70.
The 9th en- OH Cth lah I'm; 10th Kin Kins. "' '
Z wards 3, 8, Q, il and Is Of Ne" York. and Govern
S. Ward. 4, 6, :, 10 and 10 of New.Yors
s Wards II and IL; tssme {" Tsleri'y)
B. Ward. 20 and Il, and Blsckwslgs, WsTds s'a La a'
I.lands. ,., r,,., A,,s,n
H. Tho ID and 80 Assembly Disinct' Of ""eos''sf 'D
Rocklsnd aud Potnam
H. Orange sullivan. and Delaware
IL Duchess aud Columbia
IL Ulster and Greene.
L. Washington ard RenDe laer.
49, Albany aud schenectady.
IG Warren EsseI, Clinton, and fTsDtDn.
II Saratoga Fulton Montgomery, and bsmit"s
~ SchohaIie Otssgo, aud Cbenenfo
10 Herkimer aud 81. Lawrence
70 Jefferson and Lewis
81 Oneida County.
a. Oswego and Madison.
o. Onondags and Cortland.
o. Same a ma GRITTY -
~ Broome Tiosa, Tompkils and 6teuune
~ Ontario Livingston and fssss
a. same u j3rily
49, Same ~ majority.
20 Same , m.oIity
30 Sane az MAJ ority
81 Same majority
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SufRLsE COuRi-GANtksL ihHa'-N"e' 1|o
{, 3Jf, $50 g. $50 inciusiVe o,,o
Srrr,sn GouKT-C IGCUiI.-!art Nos. 3I9
IA. sla M 100 iltg ~. 1876, "a, 1888, igg. 1903
S,tert,,. ,nrut-SPFctAL TERM.-Nos 10 n
a., $50 40 a. 80 a;s a5s $50 's isS s5' AS AGO. 49,
sog igl. 4sl. ~. ,o.- ,.- 800
SUPERIOR toURf-Phn i o>. -sol, l'ti, lpi'
, 49,, H., I6l5 ibs. los Ilal. lols 1855 iti7 1899
isu Par Al N.s O8, 80 6il iai., 800. 021 100 M 59
9st ~, 80 y1l g1l s1J PAT liNos Oh soa1 1891 J.3
~, t,.1 $3.50 ItOl ltDl lhOi 1909 i6I lUIi 1885 nj
pa n No. IaIs 1880 l2lJ 3sg 1908, lo5U id.2 ioia
1910 1916 logn, lt.' ltbi 100, 1885 80
tnr.r % COSMOS pIEts.--pgft l.--Nos. OlS,
ga y7 D. go to exc al5. ~ s.s ga ga "a, iJd
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Par, II-No. $685. 1870 1872 1914 1886 1885, 1880 los7 Iss
1886 1858 I66o, 1862. 1864, 1906
KINGS COUNTY CmcUIT CoURr CALgSDsR.--
March 20-Nos ia8 49, 13, 49, 49, ls2 L., 49, 1sf Ia
i56, 1859 l63. l6s. 1863. 10, III, ~, l73, l7s.
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THE CAPTURE OF NEWBERN.
OFFICIAL nIspArcn OF On. nrnN.n

OFFICIAL DISPATCH OF GIN. BURNSIDE.
bEADVtihfkhs DEFAEfsTNT oP kOr1B CsBOLfss,
NEwBrKS. March H.. ICe2. !
Gen. l. rsoSis, sdjHtGntG General L. 5. Arpr
GENERAL: have the honor TO report that after
enbarEing the troops with which intended to attack
Newbep IL conjunction with tbt naval foyce, on ito
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IhdEerti.enlAnt.i

THE BEST CAPITAL YOUNG MAN CAN HAy.
HE.D-To learn IL to tho best possible a.
vantage. se. q careful examination s fowler wsIrs
NO. 800 Broadway.
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PasseuRers Arrived

n ,tsan,ip Clea,or from Kingston, JAM Jor.. srl
sdy, Mr. and Mrs Thomas WOton and SOD, Rev Mr. Licb.
enthseI, w. Lyman c. Il. Clark. Lieut.. Wensod. R. ~
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The continued excitement and crowd at the
MrsEuM demou.rae the wisdom and success Of Bnnun,
mntllonn attractions and show that with COsnoDoRs
MUTT the HIPPOPOTAMsN the GREAT SPECTACULAR PLAY
k lie nay defy the world 10 his line Il worth tho price
admission to the multitude Of smiling happy faces
there.
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s., MINIATURE ALMANAC.
'1n-hhc'...s: Sets ......6:ls Moon -Rises II 81
- Sign WATER THIS
bneJ Hooh..p;+s Gov I.lsnd .Il:33 Hsl6f.s go. III,
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rom Oar own Correspondent
ALBA,f. Nsdnesdsy March 49, 1872
GDsglVe4IgNkI

HLHANf, NeIIt9ItNT 1ItfCl ~, u =.
CONGRESSIONAL AfPORrIOhHEST.
Messre. Connolly, Jau-on, Ramsey and Truman.
from the COMMITTEE On that subject, have made u
majority report, and Mes,rs. \. Bell Hardin aud
hreor a minority report spporiionius The menLer,
Of Congress among the several cOunt,os VI this State
The mhl ou'y report is az follows:
Di.tnct bunolb Queens and Richmond.
2 Wand. 2 T. O. H. IL. Of the City Of Brooklyn ADD
tho county towns OF kings County
The i'h sh ilh. lJh 18Th 18Th, 10th i5th lath ,nd
lIth Wards Of Blooilyu
The lot, ID Sd 5,h 9Th aud gth Wsrd. kes Yofk spd
Cove nOi's Island
5 The an 9th, 9Th AVID l3ih " ard. Nov.York.
o. The Iith and llth Wards OF .,sw. Ok
T. The lulh, Ian 10Th and itsL Mad Of Nav Yofs.
T. The litn, 2jth aud 2ist Ward. Of kaw-Nol
g. The l'h 9th aud pa Wards Of Nex Iork AID Black.
Wells and k,ndhrs island.
10 Ino C.unies 81 W"stchest.r Ro.l and sad Fgg.st
~. AZ. tsGl1us 81 prsnSs 40 Dgtctsa.
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THI AohDrsr oy MUsic.-The opening night Of
NJ. Cfau's new season was II success. Tie house
wss th. fulles, and most brilian, Of the year and
the audience were more sympathirng with the artists
thsn usual. Airs Kellogg and 81. Brignol were in
good voice. and the latter threw off some OF his usual
nonchalance. In the las, act Sonora Cubas was the
great attraction and received numerous tributes OF
flowers Toe masquerade scene WAL never given with
60 much effect. The waltz composed by Mr. Brig.
uo and introduced into the last act, is brilliant
movement, and received much applause. The great
tonor has established his character al-o ss fine COM
poser Tonight the opera will be- Mssssncllc, with
Senolila Cubas ma fenclla.
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HaRBoR DEFESsEs.-The Committee appointed
by tie New-York Chamber Of Commerce Tho 18th
10 rase funds for the immediate construction Of one
Or more ironclsd steam batteries consists Of 4. A.
Low, Chairman, william Il. Aston William T..
Dodge, Charles H. Marshall, Elisha T.. Morgan,
George Opdyke, A. 4. Stewart, Il. A. Williams.
Two plans were suggested At the meeting: l. To
appeal TO individuals and cap. alsts, and ?. To ap-
peal 10 the banks and underwriters. AZ these all
have deep interest At stake in the defense of the
city, now and hereafter they can with more pro-
priety furnish the capital required than the citizens
can. The harbor should have one or two OF these
iron-clsd vessels en- rerrGHeroe They may be de-
nandod upon some sudden emergency five or zen
years hence. Thes, institutions could readily con-
tribute ON advance Of tue SUN required 70 buo tW0
such vesses. say 100000 or 500 Goa sum ~ be
refunded by the General Government at future
day.
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Dbsasssrs. As'

Dsx.,,ap--The hr sshf h.'t .. 4.o4.'e. "a
int II. 49,. v. ), MsreB 49, d''A''''N
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BULBS HEAD.-The close OF tho bssf-cat,lo mar
ket this week proved much better than last all the
bullocks were sold without any falling of of prices,
including hundred head that came in sfter noon.
About 40 head Of tho best Of tbese and very good,
smooth Illinois steers, sold 10 Government agents ri
price equivalent to Il cents pound for the net
weight Of beoG The soldiers and sailors supplied
nom this poin. arc not cheated in tho quality OF their
beet rnons Tor those buocks are equal to those
taken by 6rsi-css butchers for city customers
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MARROW ESCAPE or RAILROAD TEAIs.-As the
Croton Falls train, going up on Tuesday evening,
was leaving Morranis Station and before II bad got
under too rapid motion TO be readily controlled, the
engineer discovered the Albany mail train coming
down on the other track, and saw that everything
WAS wrong for the end OF the astcar had swung
around upon the up track, and was switching about
fearfully. Both Trains whistled vigorously for the
brakes, and were brought to stand only lew rods
apart. when II was found tia. OF the bind truck
axles wss broken, aud that fortunately tho truck had
awning in upon the other track instead OF down the
bank on the other side. No one was hurt. but we
could not avoid y shuddsr 81 the thought OF what
would have been the result II the up tram had been
one minute shesdCf'ime. Itwoud then have given he
broken cara kingstroke aud torn the side out prob
ably killing OF wounding every one on that side and
would nj the same time have thrown of the up rain,
with it, full load Of passengers. Truly It WAS for
tuuSts escape, and in An hour the damsge
paired 30 that we could 20 ahead Travellers are
APT to complain whenever train stops longer than
they conceive necessary. They would have had
more occasion to complain if Conductor Marshal! had
not been strict dsciplinasian, who cannot b, in
duced 10 start ahead of time
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CITY ITEMS

The Tax LEvY.-The statement ID oas Issue OF
Tuesday,. that the Aldermen had added 10 Tie Con-
,rollers budget sufficient % cover the items OF new
expenditure advised by the Mayor for paving pur.
poss-aearly a half million" Wa incorrect, and
does great injustice to the Mayor. The addltions
made were in fact, subsequent estimates made by
the Controller" and had no reference to the Mayors
recommendations, which Involved the edition Of
only $67 500, for paving with Belgian pavement
Broadway from Seventeenth to Fifty-ninth street,
and Fifth avenue from FOrtysecond street 10 tify-
ninth street. This to improve the present into-
erably bad condition Of these avenues VI communi-
cation with the Central Park, and 20 render that
" pleasure-eround OF the people still more useful
and popular. suggestion, it is true, was a. the
same time made as 10 part of the Second or Third
avenue being similarly improved to facilitate access
to the Park for the people Of the eastern side Of the
civ. The half-million" addition, originally made
by the Aldermen to the Councilmens item Of ~, 600
for Belgian pavement, was wholly irrespective Of
the Mayors proposed improvements, which we're not
agreed to by the Aldermen.
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UsI1ED SrsTKf PLkG SrEAssR PnuIDYtPH
~ A.-...--..- ., -. ri d

10 Flag 0Hc1 Il. NJ DoLDssolor6H, Commanding hOr,s
AiInnc 9aladng SqlasJ "a. haH pfgs Rad. Ia.
3n have the honor epo thr capture of al he bobel
batteries upon tie Neuss tho o0mpse atat aud route
o. the euemy' force, IN th vicinity the occupation Of
the Cty q Newborn by the ofces 81 the and
Navy o. tho Jlited s4tes yesterday nndayl Al noon
The Incidents II the expedition briefly stated thee:
The Aret under nay command and that o. he army -n
lsiscfss Inlet a. D "wednesday Iuornu. ho ran inst
and Siyed without accident delay the point which has
t,tp W,css loi S',Ebs ts he aVsY', ~ rll 80, VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-20

Commanding U. S. Naval Force, in Pamlico Sound