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Washington telegraph., 1862-02-26
From a Pony to a Four Horse Coach.

will give my undiUided attention to the Liv-
cry business, buying and selling horses, mules,
carriages, bnggies, hacks, wagons, and any
thing in the Livery or Commission line.
My Carriage House is large-40 by 60 feet
so | can protect the carriages and buggies Of
my customers from the weather or other d.pre-
ddtions, aud can store carriages or buggies fer
sale.
also tame the widest horses mules, break
them 20 the saddle harness; gate match
horses to go together; learn trotting horses to
pace and pacing horses TO trot; learn them to
..face The music or shoot off ; teach them any
trick you may wish them to learn; make baulky
horses TO pull; cure your horse Of any disease,
and nick or dock horses at the shortest notice
Connected with my Stables, havsa
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-26
CHANGE IN BUSINESS.

7 HAVE this day sold my stock Of goods TO
l. W L. BRITT and ISAAC LAWRENCE,
who will continue the business in the store
heretofore occupied by myself. / com mend
them to my former customers. In retiring
from the business, | take this occasion of re-
turning my most grateful Acknowledgements to
those many kind friends who have so gener-
ously sustained me.
J. s. BRITT.
Wn.h,nnfnn Ian a. 1862
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-26
Blacksmith's Shop,

and a No. ! Horse Sheer. Horses shod ~
other smithing done at the shortest notice, and
on reasonable terms.
Wholesale and retail Agent for DIR. c. p.
Browns celebrated YOUNG AMERICAN LIN
IMENT and HARDEY'S PATENT AXLE
GREASE-two Of the best article. in use.
Agencie. solicited.
G. A. DAVIS
Warrington, May2 20-H
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San. |. 1862.
Washington telegraph., 1862-02-26
Notice tn Tax PAYERS,

Nav >. 1861.
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Further Particulars In Regard TO the Recent
Naval Engagement.

UdshiHg'on, March lO-Lleut. Wise arrived
here this 'o'en On, bringing dispatches from For.
ress nroe. But few particular have yet trans
pred, as his interview is not closed. The following
items are reliable:
CAPT Rsdf'rl was engaged on a court martial.
and as not ON board the CumOer,an lie is safe.
Lit4t. j. b. 5 uiIh, s,u u Comm. odore smith,
"'s IN hoard the Clugre-5, and is killed,
Tie loss IN k lied, drowned wounded and miss.
ing, IN board tire Cumberland, is supposed 70 e
100. Tie ctew of tie Congress is scattered, And
her loss cann, be ss,erisired at present
Lieutenant Warner wi o hInil,d the NJ nt,r o.
sklully is here in the hands Of , surgeon, lie wa
In the pill t-house OF the Moni or when the Merr!.
mac directed who,e broadsidc At i, and received
his injuries rom the minute fragments oi shells
ami tie powder which were driven through the
lookout holes. Lieut.. Worden was stunned by the
ooncus'i'n and was carried away On recovering
he asked, Have saved the Minpnesotl ?" Tut
reply was, Yes, and whipped the Msrrimac ~ T
which be answered, " Then don't care what he.
comes - me-"
Tie riuries o. Lieut., worlsa are no, su -p,se
~ be dangerous
During the action, the oeher rebel slsboa,s, AM
ali the batteries the enemy within reacn. dirac,a-
'heir hre at the AinnesotA, doing hen son. damngs
and killing four or.hys OF her men.
The Minnesota was eventually got II Ard 49,
under the guns OF Fortress N nroe. She aAs "a
csiyed no serious damage.
The navel authorities and experts here are ma.
eat the. the Me-rinS. il Dis be I, all ,anh
Monitor is sdsqlst " her in any coalition.
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Hsuss of Representatives

The II use considered the Senate bill providing
Tor the appointments Il suffers in the volunteer SCR
vice and d.hnipg their duties,
the bill passed afstr being amended. Hrsqures
q Hchelule Of this articles permitted 90 he held, To-
gsiher with the prices thereof, 70 be prom nent
posted; suffers are prohibited from farming out
their Offices: they allo we'd 10 sell " sol Tiers
An amount exceeding one-fOurth their monthly pay;
nor shall tie suter ], ave- lien on the same.
Rosc Conkling IN, Y J asked leave 70 offer the
following
"Resoiped, That the United States ought " co.
operate with any State which may adopt gradual
Adjustment OF slavery, giving 10 such State pecu.
mary cid, to be used BY Iuch State in It's discretion
" compensate for the Inconvenience public and
priv ate, produced by such CHI angs Of system"
Nj Kellogg tf.l was In favor Of p Rtponemant,
that the tons, spii and purpose Of the Pcesidsnrs
reoomu' nd alton might bs known II should be
COT slider, calmly. Ia ths vie y he believed II would
meet with the appreciation OF thrte-fourihs Of the
members Of the House.
Mr. wicslif-, tKy) while advocating q fair
,houce sr discussion, said he nus, have a better
e, ntm,ut.tor than Mr.. Bingham n satisfy him on
the coutttu,irnal power 10 purchase the slaves Of
y, 'H.ls CT any others.
MI Stevens pa thought they ought not 10
D.. stppue iDr % long period as prop sed. lie
moved g. substitute tomorrow.
Pending which question the House al ourned.
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Congressional Proceedings.
Kxxvu,h CONGREss-sscnais.
Rlr.f hearioa.

Tie G. ms cation hill was taken up.
Mr.. u owning said unless we save the Coz
stiuton with the Uui0n, we had bstier let both 60
TIE functions Of CJngress, he said, are civil and
legislative ard cannot control unli nitsd war lwer
He cohtendtd that Vie Spp1ms Court set. "a THIS
1u's,on, and decided that the po yer rested With
Ne Prtsdeit.
Mr.. wilson tMlss.) moved n take up the bill from
Tie VI uss providing new article ~ war.
Ia provides thai no officer or soldier tf the army
Of the United Ssstes shall return ~ yitves Gel
Mr.. Davis tKy.) offered amensmeat, that all
Cheers &c thslI neither detsin, hSr0or conceal
any such fugtves.
ID sagr,, d to.
YEAs-psyMd, CARLISLE, Davis, Herdsrson, La
than, MoDougau, Powell Rice, Salisbury, Wilson,
mobile.
NAYa-2g.
Nj Salisbury tDel.) offered an amend n,ent, thai
tte article ,hsll not apply o. Maryland, Delaware
Missouri, Kai lucky, or wherever Federal authority
~ rec lied
Disagreed 10. Yes. nays, 30.
The bill then passed-yeas ~, nays Q. Ad-
/ urue1,
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The EurupennNsO,

lSe io''ign reNs today, though not inpor.
TAM, - interesting. Ia England, the Pes.
las csssod TO Do occupied hy American aft .irs.
and the capture Of JuzAbtth CITY. AMI the
suocee'. % Cen. BrES,Ips in North Carolina,
are ohiou'cei with sull.n indifference that
presen's significant contrast to the tone Of
eNuliA'l'H that would hyo prevailed h d the
victor'ei been upon the sidc Of the re,els. In
PaIlisnobi, we find Lord PAl,rrRsrnS ac,inr
as peace msker and second to HI, subordin,te
Sir RoHEET PEEL, who shtlsrs hims.lC un1e,
the cover Of Parliamentary privilege from tho
consequences Of his unwarrantaDe insult to the
ODoNoGuur.
In ianca tha coSatc on tho Address D IA b
Emperor ceye!optI a f,oilf Of int,ose bos,ilitv
agains' England, which proves htw entirely
the Anglo lferch alliance depends On the mar
sopal ithuerco OF the Emperor Tn, ex,raor.
binary scene that f,lloR,d Prince NAroIy,v'.
speech, of which fall report will bs ioini in
smother column, will be perussl with iu,er,,,
oy Our Teaisrs. II is in entire conformity with
,ne Character Of the Pfince-impuIsfvs, bs
AC"o'' lilo" far he represents the rea,
fo4,S " The French government car
~ ~ y, AIo"h but the Impression provai!,d
that II was tho Intention Of the Trna,o, ,L,.
70 appeal to the popular clemen, ag,irs, a.
reactionAry party, which in its turn ssoL, ~
closer alliance with the clergy and ubo s,,a,
hshed dypasties. 1t also proves that Tho pon.
parties are not Indifferent to the tonureby which
thier position must be maintained. This deb,t,
and the attitude Of Prince NAPOLEON, is mos
important, In view Of European complication
not far distant.
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towrla, Penguin and Ellen. Next cana Vie
armed revenue oh,tr Henrietta, ald armei
transports Empire City, Bcly.dere, Star ~ tie
South, George Creek and the brig 0en'. Wight.
When the expedition come IN sight 81 Fort Clnch,
the rebels were discsrnsd making hasty q ght, aud
fred two or three random shots from the barbette
guns Of the F,ri The shells of the feet, however,
caused hssty evacuation, and Fort Clinch was
immcd A,ely taken secession Of and the flag Of tho
Union raised on nm old staff which has been 30 long
disgraced by traitor colois.
This Is the FRS, o. the I'D Southern forts Of the
Uni1n tia, has been recovered since the proclamA-
ton Of President Lincoln declaring they must all lie
restored 10 the Union.
As the feet approached the 'ort, train OF cars
was observed leaving Fernandina, and a. the track
runs some three miles along the shore Of the Sound.
Commodore Dupon, sent one Of the gun.bOa,s Ia
pursuit Of her. An exciting race took place the
steamer throwing shells a, the flying train, some Of
them falling in such close proximity tina, some Of
the fleeing rebels jumped from II, and took 10 the
bush Among the latter is said 10 have been the
lato Senator Yulee, Of Florida, accompanied by his
servant The train, Of course, ouiran the gun-boa
and thus escaped.
The cd case-ma,ed Fort Clinch having been
taken posse sson Of, the Union Gag WAS speedily
raised. FROM the eight rebel earthworks Nban-
doLed by the enemy, twelve large guns fell IN"
our possession, including one Immense ritlsl Sua
OF 100 pounds cNibre Five Of them were found h.
| Fort Clnch, and the others were in tue earth
works. The rebels had hastily removed iriijr
OF their gunp, which said n be az 81, johns
further up the Sound. An expedition was pre-
parinp,o 90 up and capture them when the Ala
~ IN HI.
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81. Louis, lfordly, March IO.-A special
dispatch T. the RfrrmloAS from Cairo says, Cen.
Pope's rces have reached New Madrid, and heavy
eaDnonadIng has been heard in that direction. The
enemy are there in strong force, and gunboa,s from
mere VIII soon move down 10 assist General Pope's
rces. The enemy have been en- leavoring n drive
the latter back by throwing shells among thsn,
nom their boats.
II citing news from New Madrid and vicinity
may 10 eNpected Immediately.
Large gangs Of negroes have been so, T. work on
Forts Randolph and Pillow. THe former mount
ono hundred guns.
The tota number Of torpeloes found In the river
and on its banks at Columbus Is over four hundred
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ling, John wIne. 9. spBfasr, WIN. R-l.

ding, John WIZ, B. bphtsr, WIN. R~us
iAriea. Z. vers,er, John Wsigand.
Mr.. Setback cpsnsd the proceedings
sarnss rem srts. dsnounctng the ssaemp
FOO. 70 all ns-s rssrie. shs few ssj oynSl
poor, and then gave way 70 the reading -
amhle ADD series Of rssoiynisns, 70 the a, +
- the M nov under consideration strike,
at the cheap and iAnsl snt recreation VII
ussgs, bcth in their own country and here,
co-rs Amos, indispensable 70 the poorer ola
the GermAn-Amsrioan population, the siu,
VIA, origin In williNmsburgh resolve that,
they warmly favor the discontinuanse OF disc
resur,s, they protest Aealsa the applicatiN.
law 70 the respectable gardens and saloons Il
sccustomed " frequent, % q gross injlshc
tia, they urge their representatives In the l.
TUE N protect the sale Of wine and beer in &C
ton with musical entertainments, In all
places, and will sign and circulate positions
fcrth the same urgent request, 10 the State L
,ure.
Upon these resolutions, Mr.. sigismund
man spoke long and ie lng'y, dludng 10 u
rious and peaceful habits " the German {
and the social spiri, which sought relsxa,
toil in the company Of relA,ives and friend,
the refreshing glaze could be enjoyed 70 n
ofIlessant music snd amid cheerful soc
compared this method Of relaxation wiz,
cod dissipation Of tbs duh barroom, vks.t
ous whiskey is gulped down in silence, Z
ruffsn boistef.usness " the detrim'u, Of b,
soul. The Germans In America bad conf
vel nigh 10000 men, stAlwart and triA
armies olthe Union. and Ihis was no time .
res' them with oppressive Interference d
quie, amuSements. The deed was as ing
and ungrA,eful, as u was ir.,imed.
IL is almost needless ~ say tina, M x,
was applauded vohemtntly throughout.
Mr.. August walter followed in the sam
and awakened the uim,s, enthusiAsm, n
wgtd that the German oi,.Eens tarcr-l
tnion should, once trr 81, manifest then
W. nee at the repeated and continued annoy
which they are sub ect ed, and unite, - O.,
90 repel them.
Tic resolutions were thea put 70 the
and unanimously AdoI,ej, amid prairac's
/ i~g.
P'u,ions are already in circul Uion with
rants app, nded, AID Vie movement Is oil
throus bout the iiscent counter
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GERMAN MASS MEETING IN WnLIAMsRuRGH
The Germans OF wlllauSburgh, and partiou-
lary the propretors Of public houses and gardens
ere greatly excited in reference 70 the Cpncsh ST.
loon bill nav pending before the Legislature at
Albany. The bill requires that no musical eIter-
tAinment shall be given where wine' lager beer OF
spirits are sold and therefore affects great masses
Of our citizens. On Saturday, at p. NJ, on very
Hl,pht notice, an immense nee.ing assembled at
Turner Hall, on Meserels street, in Winiamsburgh-
and organized .. the call Of Mrs. NAeher. We re-
oey.d . full report OF the meeting, which we were
unable 20 publish yesterday, in consequence OF
Ore.. pressure Of exciting news, and other in.
tslligsnce. Ths following were tie fisrs Of the
nesting - President, Philip schSch Woe -Pres
dentA, AueuA walter, Paul Walter, Christian Nsi-
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F.r',.ss NosiHt, Mdrch lO-The Minnesota A.
I g'tn Nu' when 90 req, rtsd yesterday, bus
10 tnhy got ~ during the riyhi, and returned
70 Aer sitl'n 81 tie entrance " the Roads, she u
- .h ~ ug Tor Ryiinn.
Tie hon.or came down carly It's n,orolng, and
wa e'ted WI tiil NlAtl, chtcrH by tha yArIuf
y'ste.s in tie Ia Hor Gen. Wool and stsH ana
A's.stant Secretary Fox went board his lore.
n,, =. Sic Was unt MT T. Ice damaged in th,
s'F!h' degree, md Is m well repaired as ever
i'' auo'her tf',t, Her P'rfrm,nce was rerfecuy
7ht's'se urs Co Ter uifgtrs ard men, and they all
-gc,S o'htrIu the biggest terus uf praise.
II suu5a 1t WLitrnsN * fire a, o'c ock this
~. mug, at WAS iotAlN destroyed. Three Of her
guts, al o. vi i'h were sAouvt, sent an at inter.
ya.s, and slci, burst IN thq sir su analing itt
'rsgnt nts Sbu.t the 70 q, without h, woyer, doing
my damage. Aap'her gun was 0A'ed By Vie mar
Toe la,es, esii nate Of the number led on iht
Congress Is . including three officers, Lieut., J -
v smith, commanding Acting M'-ter tn mac
Moore, and Coast Pilot VIM Rhodes, Cans Wn
trsnrisi1td d, Was unhuIL Twenty wen ara r, port
81 NoNnd,d' Gd 10 more were taken prisoners,
n ne n. them officers.
Ga board the Cumberland, the Rev. nv Laubar,
the CAsp'.iu WAS dro Wned, snd m.stei's mate
John NJ. HArriugtn was killed. But few Of the
wounded es Aptd 30 ihe shore. The number Of
Srtd and wouhdsd is stated at about one hundred
ON n whnohsl, third 'ssis,ar.. eng me- r And y
Ne-Oi, and Robert Naugh and Charles O'Connsr,
seaueu, were killed, and two or three wounded
On the Drag which received q shea in her
boiler, three men were wounded, not offcsrs
The WIN. Wholdun received shot in her bnIsr
aud the Rescue was damaged Ia her machinery. The
,rmer Yves towed 10 Baltim re tonight by the Ada.
aie.
The MINES Ia lest ak men killed, and seven.
teen wounded, not including any officers so far a.
known. She is said 10 have received quite a num-
her Of shets.
Tie Roanoke received but two shots, aud lit.ls
damage wss occasioued by them No casualty oe.
CURED on board except 'he falling Of man from
IA
Ills generally believed that the Merrimac mus,
have r,ceived serious damage. II Is the test aonN
~ sdme that abe was considerably listed on on.
side IN she wenl behind Ss~Als Pint probahly
70 Tspsir soTe leak above this water line
TIE Chief Engineer Of the Monitor says that tsry.
bLls * N thAt Vessel passed through the MeTrinAe
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KanAds Cty, kdssh 10 -Qprtrsle band enter.
Cd Aubry, KaHsas, On TIE Es, killed i've men and
ktos hhe~n or twenty horses.
Tee express a'rfved on ths sve.iug Of the 23i, IN
~ hours from Port Craig. b,A srvugh, nothing
offio;A exoep, lssser from 0sv. Connolly, which
sie.. that the fighting was going on whore the ex-
Iprss eh. Our forces had captured over 100 o. the
,nsmys MUGS and the principal wagon uas,ers
los des killing = gres, number Of Texans The
ems ny we're hard presei { = water, and we're NOV.
Ing towards VHlverde, q, which 1900 OF our men
we o stationed
NJ rlisnee is placed upon the recent rep9 from
ID aern ilu-
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Louisville, Aarch 1O.--An intelligent gentle
man from Memphis, "wednesday last, reports the
citizens greatly alarmed, and rely ing on Fort. Pr.
low aud Randolph FOR defence.
There are very few troops At Memphis. Toe Le-
glsA,uTe had scattered after several Intellectual At
tempts 10 transact business. Governor Harris was
greatly excited, and hyng about from one Southern
point 70 another, with little prespsc, OF succeeding
In his tlorts u rally the people q his aid.
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Retaliation.

LouisUills, March 10.-On Friday might las,
tquad u cavalry under the notorious rebe Colonel
John Mo- an, who some II ne since erroneous
" reported killed, attacked q federal pickeI m.
teen miles south OF Nash vie taking two prisoners
and ak government wagons On Saturday party
Of Ohio federal cavalry went In pursuit, ound and
attack ed the rebels, killing four Of organs men.
capturing eight, and recovering the SIR wagons,
They are now in pursuit Of MorgAn's gang, conf
cent Of caichipg them.
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Evacuation Of CeGusvino and Winchester

ChdrleSo'rn, a., March 1O.-It is currently
r,mored aud beloved thai Wiucht s,er and Centre,
vile were hily evacuated yesttrIay.
rtc,t nJi,RnCe Is CuI This morning H. ASCERTAIN
ne facts.
Tie Intel igenco from other quarters greatly on.
oouSBtA Oil idends 81 the Union, as indicating a
speedy 'erlniu alton ~ hosiilitea.
THr Nrws CoNIRNrp.
FdAn1'on March 10 There is 20 longer any
d'ubithh tie rebels have evacuated Centroyle,
Winchester, and other important points, Indicating
GENERAL falling back o' their forces.
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Capture Of Rebels,

81. Louis, March l0-Tne expedition sent ont
frm s, d lila by Brig. Gen. M'Kean in,o Bates
county, has just returned with 40 prisonsr Of war,
recruits for Pfics's army, quantity Of Ans, Am-
munitis n g..
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From WashisEton.

Wa hiny'on Navoh i0.-Lieu,. wse, command
ing the Pa mac hotllA in bis official re port 70 the
Navy Department, confirms the rumor o. the Aban-
neni Of the rebel batteries at Cockpit Shipping,
and other points along the Potomac, and also the
burning Of the steamer Page and o.her rebel Gran.
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HuTIuh TOT tho "WarO-NoV Il "
chance ~ go W the ssai OF war and g.in
for yourselves and families, A Few more AZ
men wanted n bring the gallant s6th Re-
n'V' under command Of Col, CHAs. II.
me maximum standard required by tie
srnmeni. Pay, clothing and transDr-
nished, and relief given 70 the wives o.,.
the AID Committee, amer being mustered
service. SloO bounty paid a the sxplrat
wal, or on honorably being disnh.r0ed. II
information apply 70 Msui, JANRs GRl
~wuns omosr' 50 OsnhS q, g ibsT
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IL MIR. BARSuMs AnyFRrIsFrry
''N's paper 10 a. he credited there Will .p
I. week as iA5 Mu'cun Rr.dI. II
Is ~ itrcf.
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al d elegant chemical prtparSliou {. 7 prom
gfoath, Insurance and btAuIy OF tie h
dressing the hair KEEPING il mt Il and !
and ~ pAr'il d It rich, silky softness a.
brsu'tul usi'e, there Is nolhing equal b.
unliEe any of tie ale Dhol aud al preparauI
Al 70 cats bottle, by all the principal req
gists. milo
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NRv York HOSPITAL, WEEKLY BEPoRr
I, Mech T,b, 1881 --RsmAining on February %,
go: ad.lusd 70 Maych I, oe disshAr sed, cured or
relieved, 90, died. s. retnsung at ia, sD' males,
500, fasnales, %.
TIE WHAT IL ITl-fhat nevg enduring
H11t IL n, after making zip v BLsnGe and
Washington, IL back " ne Museum, who're he
seems more and more ,ppreci,,ed, the longer he
stays. TIE 'wsisrs Of 0olivsn,- also called
= sadal and KiA4rsde-" Is a sPes'scls which
proves very attractive and is outnued for 'he pres
On, week. Besides these, and the h!ppoPo,Nnus
and 50 lion, and whale, and ali sorts Of hsn' D"i'
and creeping things, and things fron as1ve the
sartt and from the waters under the earth, there /.
The noted litsle eighteen inch Multi.
A CTrr RAILROAD BILL ia before the Legis-
lasire for . lire through Cana street and Ess,
Broadway, V the East river, and thsnce 10 18th st
slons the Eat water Sde ftbe city.
FERMENTATION OF A Sword. -Adiutant
James Y. fArrel, Of the Jackson heavy artilory,
encampcd Al East New York, was, on Saturday
Afternoon, presented with beautiful sword, sasA
and bslt by BIZ, personal friends. The presenta.
was made by Deputy Superintendent C,rpen inter-, in
the presence the regiment and a number Of gen.
tlernen from New York.
RsLIrF FtgD, 69rH REor., n. Y. s. NJ
The following sums have besn received and dis
bursed by Richard o German, Treasurer Of the fund
In aid ofhe widows and orphans Of the 6oth R.Vt.,
n. Y. N, since Feb. 8. 1864, when the las, re.
por, was made
B,lsnce in hand, Feb g 1862. 50
Reed from Friendly SOUS Of g. Patrick 1873 80
,u sL4A 80
Balance Ia hand, March s.......... spTi no
THE CABiS PASSENGERS who arrived here
on board the steamship ma, on sunday las, state
that there was very heavy storu while crossing
the Atlantic nom Liverpool W New York. They
particularly speak ofthe GOODNESS and courage =
played by Captain Kennedy anil the second and
| fourth officers. The steward who bore the name
Of Peter ALTO behaved well, and his serv,es were
much appreciated by the psssengers The al,en
lions paid by the surgeon ~ Barton, 90 tho pas.
sengers, are mott GRATEFULLY renemb,r red By hau.
FLusH or FUSDs Tho Board Of Aldermen
increased, lss evening, the apprepi.,io fr the
current year, or tax levy, over tie amount paved
I by the Board OF Councilman, 81 2li,T6s Gl