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POSTSCRIPT,
The War in the South. west,

81. Loui', No., March Tho following is
ta,en from ste copy q the Ysu Buren tArk
FNrEtsg;
A HAS been rocaived AZ V.u Buren, from
kehm' nd 1ta'iug the probability that Gcn. Bragg,
no" comm 'ndlns At Pensacola, will be appointed
10 the c. mmard o' the A. ausat |, ,psttment.
Cul SIMS Texan regiment, which has been act.
ing with Cooper's command in the Iudisn ooun.
try, had arrived at Fort snitL.
Ad artillery company was organizing n l. ue
Rock,
Tie con mandaut At Fort Smith adyertses for
twelve gun'mills, and A,s o0trs 30 buy good arms.
Gen fIice is gettng along poorly in raising d
orgsde of Infantry, 'or which he calltd upon WosI-
crn Arsansas Recruiting uGl lers say IhGt a drlh
is encN table.
The Menpaif paper' Of the Goth say shat Gen.
Pillow, In Icsponse to Urgent call, made a short
interesting and el, puenI speech last night explain.
ing the circuu stances - the battle O. Fort Dusl-
son and the cause Of H. csptuation. lie made an
urgent appeal to Tenuesseans " rush 10 arm,
Of thoy would sustain the renown gained on other
Golls lie sLi the present was full Of gloom, but
'he future WAS hopeful. II our armies will only
hght as gaIarty as did the dsuntess spirits who
were o' 'erwhcmei AZ Fort Donel,on, Southern in
dependence will be achieved a. certainly Ss he then
addressed the audience
The Appeal says the speech o. Gen. Pillow eVln'
ced the same courageous al fearless spirit which
lie has always exhibited In tie Asli, that Of inriu'
eibiluy,
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'Tuy ,ora ,C ,ba ,;,,. ,..,o, ,,,,a, Al, ,,,t,.,
h 'o"' VI VI" w! f''s' uP'h '"'s suoJees
may be observed hy our review Of its opinions,
unor thu frat nsoo in ,,bi,l ,.iu ho .I.o al
'' W "''' w
seNtu lh'imaiIohs from ashington cOrfo'
spOndents that the cause OF i.s issue lies in the
i,-, .,,.,
uleeuen lhllnlaled IN our journal. IL may be
Obsel we'd that the loud st exultatiCns over the
,,..,,.. -. -, ~
nio0sut0 '"Aha,e lIum the TaulcA and lAnatical
portion Of the Republican preaa Uhile that
,o,,io,, or a. ,..,,., -.
P'''" " uo ral'g m'e' h1aera'et c1ns1rva-
tive ard prac icAl, Yields il but a uuepli5nallo
,nnno,,
'1PfO
The BROOKLYN EAGLE, in an aile and ollb.
orata article ,i,ciaes Nth TI. .,... a..
The sun., 1862-03-08

The recent circular Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury permitting, under certain prescribed
conditions, the renewal Of commercial intsr-
course with the seeded states. Is obviously .
step Ia the right direction. General ITALLEcK
had already Issued proclamation regulating the
commerce Of the Southwest, but Secretary
CHAsE's order is more general and national in
its effect, and indicates that tho Government
will be ac,ua,ed by no illberal policy in dealing
with the Southern States when armed opposition
shall disappear
The Post Office had slreaIy followed the al
vance Of our arms, and it Is fitting that Com
merce .hould not lag behind. Com
mercial intercourse, though under necessary
krestrictions at first, will do much u
EsslQiIs toctional feelings, and the bitterness
Of warfare. In a little while every mpcliment
will be removed, and commerce b como entire
ly free. The Government alroldy Anticipates
this but It is gratifying to know that the in
habitarts Of the seeded states have boon before
hand with them. We are as3u'ed on reliable au-
thoity, that Nashville hai not boon in our poas-
easion two day whom several messages were re-
ceivcd from parties in that city, by our NoF
York merchants, asking for rono wal OF emo
moroia transactions
II is proper to observe that this action Of tho
Government Goes not authorize the renewal Of
intercourse with the Southern ports.
of 10 any way interfere with the blockade.
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MILITARY NEWS.

The brooklyn Navy Yard bay is almost com
pls,ey blockad'd Mp with ice, AMI II will be next
" imp osslhIe g. haul up any vessel until the ice
nneaks. The only vessels a, anchor in the ice, 81
the Yard arc tie ffigate 5 ,biue, the sieopo'-
Oneida, and tie prize schooner Mars.
An mportln, urder hAs been recc ,el fromw ash.
ington, 10 the ,a.c that no acting masters mas.
tors mates shall receive their appointments until
they have passed most satisfactory examination
in s'amAuship, gunnsry. &C.
The United Shts PAymaster in this city has re-.
ceived fund.-, aud the regular troops stationed here
viii therefore, be paid III wi,hou, much delay.
Tho announcement in tho papers that a bill has
been introduced in Congress 10 pay s25 bounty, in
advance, u recruits, part Of the 800 payable at
the expiration Of the term Of sci vice OF men nov
ouisling,has rather Increase the number OF appi-
cants N some Of The recruiting Offices in this city.
The steamers J In Brooke, Granite STAT" Ira
smith and Elm City have been chartered by the
Government, and probably sailed yesterday tr
Tprtrefs Monroe.
The G,st and second regiments Jackson Heavy
Artiieiy-one Of which was quartercd in the bar
racks at East Now York, and the other eucaupei
on the uuptuny Road, have been consolidated un.
der the title - the Fifth Regiment New York Sat,
Heavy Aitlllefy. Tue luupNlhg are ihe oIhcelH %
tic new regiment as organized &C ,l,nel, stnue
| Gral am Lieutenant ColJue', III s.rd MuTSpyy
torn.ah,,r, Thona, Noutg.
Nine 10 the proptllers taken from the II lso,
river were engaged in the recent attack aul car
/ ture u' |, aL,kc Island.
| Tho r,mbirs Of Irg adler General =. W. Ian
der parsed throuh This city ON the way from wash
ng'on ~ lis home Ia Mafslctu'-tii yesterday
mornins. TIE b,dy was accompanied by a detlch
meni ~ forty of his uficers and men, and his vii.
and her mother and some friends. The escort wa.
received 10y Colonel Howe, agent Tor Massachusetts
upon its aniya, and after taxing refreshments a,
the Iii'h Avenue Hn'el, proceeded by way Of The
New Haven Railroad u Massachusetts.
the rtmats arrived in Boston, awe loarn H.,
telegraph, last evening. Tie >.fGneral viii tax,
place at ssl,m today.
The schooner B)ston Light arrl, cd at Glouces,cr
yesterday afternoon, ard reports at 3 p. M. saw
large ship IN tow Of steamer, twenty niles south.
aGASt Of Cape Ann, bound to ston. This Is proJa.
bly, the ship f-the line Vermont
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FIRE IN WEST THIErFENTIt SrRErr.-Y,
terday morning, about 10 o',.ork,a a frs br ke out
the stables No. 80 W. At 18Th street belonging o. N
Hoppock. hob Of the ~, OK /" the pl .ce was .
struy,o, and ALEC ,pan Of valuable horses ~
eoAeh's and ne COW. Tee VI per aorra we're rcc
pea hy se'erlI poor families, sh) lrs, az, and W.
rDinsuled. Toe insurance on Mr. II, ppocl b. p-o
erty will lie suih let 10 cov,r lis loss. Toe q
originated by some lose hay mit Ia intact vi
q stove.
ACCIDENT TO SOLDIER IN THE PARK.
Yesterday atsrnocr, about ~ O'Clock, private
Company of the Third Excelsior Regiment nam,
Dennis Cooksou, while ia the act Of whir ing ba
oneted musket for practice, a Ia ZJuaVe, accidsf
ally received the sharp bayonet in his leh shoulds
inhichng Eyere wound. The bay'net enter,
about two aud a Lalf inches Toe wou nded mt
treat the matter very lightly. lie was attend,
by =, lice Surgeon Kimbzl.
FATAL RESULT or ADMINISTERING CHtoi
opoRN An quest was sd vests day at Bel
yue Hospital, upon the body OF Alice Ry.p.,
] ish woman, who was admitted to the Hospital Z
the LIST inst, suffering from an ini,ny about q
shoulders, aud died while under the influence
chlorofOim The jury t.ll medical mep) rezd.rc
verdict of death from cardiac syncope, follow
ing TIE use of chl,roforrn In the h,nds Of q hogs
surgeon of BE levue Hospital, and that he is M
from Censure in the use q the agent
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CIUtro,n. I'u., STARCH LAT night q
mist.xptc.urred on an outpost station, resuUns &
in wauuiirg cavalry man, aud the killing o',wo
.ri.rs The affair was magLiGs sl by the se,es-
s..t I.,s ut. tho .lfture o. COMPANIES Of Colonel
NJ i.s', auy.aul restme1l aud su,a interrre-
hti.r c,u,ei r,nsilera1e elL,ou Ia southern
,..r'rs.
Eumora having ic-' currer, hsre that Coone'
Ges'g was surtouud, q and out I, pieces, II IS but
f,.r ,t ~ that he has not been able ~ cone up
Al 4 T. tes, lois strength wi,h any enemy.
B,.pto HjU Va, Starch Tine country Le-
tween here and wi ohester is infested With the
enemy = Iickcis who a, ines spprosch near our
Lines. struggling parties OF the enemy returning
from the upper coutues are sometimes en,i raped
10y our troops.
Ths reonst' uction - the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad AID bridge is rapidly progressing.
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Houss Of Representatives

OF motion OF Mr., Cox, (Ohio,) it was 70.
,iyei that tie Secretary oi War comiuunicats 10
IoWe ihe umCtr, age and condition " the
\ rosns Who have teen urder tie supervision u
Me- r Tea. Jno L. Wool, q u maudng ai Fortress
druioe vi gli', Sit Ce he las had control OF that
tpartm'nt, together with the amount OF work or
'eiNte p" 'imed by them, the pay, # any, which
h@y have rtce'ttd and Ihe cost o. the GOVERN nment
nr ih'ir mSirtainn 90 and supp "a
Mr., g riley to'io1 iotr duged a bill to secure "
i1luts Engineers sailors and crews upon the guu-
tosts nrd war vessels their bounty and pension
The House theu pr, c'tded 10 the consideration
ufthc hiI T. auihu,i2- the Secretary OF the Tea
rury io pu. chne CON, and tr other purposes.
NJ Pend cIon tN, j } lru1ied of Mr.. Stevens
Pei WI ther 10 lis tSteyensy opinion, IL was
ctCFsary - authorize ths sale of tile five hundred
ml'oIs - bonds recently authorized, in mdNr 70
ealhe sum lent coin for the payment Of the inter
tt, vi ich could not he more by next July than
ItY mlllH ne ON tue blk hundred atd 6hy mil
ituC ~ i.debttdness.
Mr. s evens did not Il ink il necessary, but Il a.
urd by The Secretary Of the Treasury that these
npnds cannot he 'old except AZ great sacrid e,
yliCh be did n choose to make Hence he sug-
est, u the passage oi the bill that the specie
Ion of the rsc6n'ly enacted United states Nhe law
nay be .eFudlNGd, Mr. Sey5ns added in reply
at ihe new hgO LuudTed million bonds hAvs not
Ntt ltCn issued
M PaLG leIsn expressed himself satsf with
he ,NpluA,ion ard would vote FOR II. lie, how
ever, oiIm cd an amendment, which was agree To-,
r-aP triing that the demand notes shall ba receva.
ule z 4 duties on In MS.
with II is except Ii, the ill was then passed as
rris inHlI y introduced.
Tie hul To render valid and 10 authorize the OK
cts on Of the patent granted John 3. Mine for an
mlrovem ent In the manufacture Of lAmpblaciS, was
us'std by a vote Of 70 gains, 80
TIE House then went into Committee OF the
whole on the state Of the Union, the bill regulI-
III he thanking privilege being nfminaly under
oI ridt rautn
Nv Blair mo proceeded 10 speak Of the Military
D, partment OF the West, under General John q
Fron ON
Nr Blair mo denied the truth Of the report
chat G rtral Fremr nt hal demanded rill Ant
thai the Committee on the Conduct Of the War hAd
recommended his Appointm, nj 10 Al other division
GGn,iAl Frtmont's ItAtemenis and the speech o
Mr., shALks in,ugurat(d . new campaign. I'll
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Congressional Proceedings.
kNNyUth CONGRESs-seuai..
First session.

U'Ihm9'on, HarcA 7h.-The message Of
Pieril'n NJ iiLcoln, suggcsIing the passage OF a
I'M r. so.mi IA providlrg trr operation with any
'tatc rthe abolition ~ slavery, with pectiniaiy ,r
lehSi On. WAS Tetd aud to'tuCd 90 the Ju iiu iAry
q m mttos.
M Sun uer 'y,ps presented memorial, sign
"a hY many promil "ut merchants ~ New York,
askit that immediate acton lc provided for the
iranSl oriaion Of the mails from Ne York 70 Pan.
'ma.
ur. Anshon tR. l. presented men orial rom
The ''NcvIt and sesntu ON board the staausl 10
Govrinnr askirg Tor Goa pensatiUn i1r losses frun
the " eckipg o'tast ves-c.
Mr.. fostar tConn presented mem 1ris froln
me, chants 81 New rE, calling attention 10 the
oult m ltn's on q q Southern cnAst.
MI. Wade tOhiol moved g. take W the bill 81
provide FIR tie uo,upati, and cultivation Of the
cett l'i DE-. The motion was agreed TO by yeas
20, naysll.
Mr.. CNhls IVA! sail that he was s,r,v 1, see
thai nat ~ were determined 10 press this Ill
lie did not btl'Ve . at the Government held ,u.
pitne control over all the lands o' Iha COUNTY,
The bil proposes TO substitute TIE Government In
place al the present masters " slaves, and 10
make tha Cover nmant one preAt lorlly slave.
older Win great b.ood of psuy agenV. The
provisions Of the hIll make hun ano treatn,e ent OF
the '''yrs impossible. There are also appeals
O. ming here " ua from thousands af the White
rsr. who have been turned out Of tier homes,
a. d these 'rpCsls have more force ~ bin tCAr.
ilt. than any that could CONS from the ncyrl
rsco This iii will take from the Treasury i'm.
meme sums ~ money which could be better ~ sed
IN tie proposed scheme Of colon1 alton.
H'ie the mo uirg hou- expired.
The ChIir call, Up the special order.
MI Wade moved 10 p stpone the special orls-
and proceeded u the further consideration Of she
,ion agreed to y ye. =, od nayGlI
Naps-M.ssrs Browning, CArlIe' Cowan, d Wis,
iieuurs'n n, Ktnn'dV, hcDouga'l Psarce, p we'll
&c. s'g's uiy' Thoms'p, wilson, mo y and
TIE srrs,, went into tN, cu,ye session, and then
q iouin ill Monday.
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THE NEW YORK sun.
SATURDAY MORNING, MARCH :, 1862.
The German ouattsI.

The question os the proposed reconstruction
Of the Federal German League is sssumng
wider proportions than were at first anticipated.
Aus'n, on the one hand, falls back upon
her oil Nurtzburgh allies, Sixony Btvdris,
Nurtsmburgh, Hanover, Nassau and IIelso
pArmstadt. Ea:h Of these governments ha,
sent in a communication TO Prussia, taking do
ci1ed ground against the note Of Baron BERN
sroRff, her Foreign Secretary, dated December
ooh, and sustaining the plan Of Mr. NoS
BEusr for q general Federal reform. These
notet are separate in appearance only as they
are wordtd in identical Language, AMI,
therefore have all the import of a col
lsctive summons. Prussia, seemingly iso
lated as tLo lie, will promptly and firmly re-
ply. We say seemingly isolated, for although
Austria has nearly all the German Governments
at her back, Prussia has well nigh concluded
commercial league with France, which will So
cure to her the good will Of that grea, military
Power Marriage and social alliances unite her
with England and Russia, and relie5c hor from
danger in those quarters. But, more than all,
the liberal element of Germany cluhtsrs around
&y plc6Iryyitios, but the pressure Of this great
antl.liberal conspiracy will drive the House of
HoHENzorLERS, for its own salvation, into the
arms Of the people.
Otherwise prussis would indeed bo Gu, on
and either suceumb 10 the dictation Of hostile
German League or by an overthrow of her
throne he plunged into all the confusion of
popular revolution. Should the maintain her
present position. the nsiiopal German party
- VI rally around her and, if needs be, carry
,r banner to tho front. 10 1850, she abln-
doned HessO to her fate, but that was in a mo.
ment of general reaction, and whom she was ex.
hausttd aud terrified by internal commissions.
As tits, the Berlin journals begin to threaten
tho Austrian League with Frot ch alliance and
We all krow that such a combination means re.
volt from NeLetia to the borders of Poland
against every remnant Of Austrian s,v1nemscv.
With regard TO Electoral I.skso, Austrla and
her allies are willhnSto 500 the Constitution of
1881 restore1I, with. certain notifications nav,
sSehINSdse that muchi but they oppose all in.
tervention from tho outside. Prussia insists
by the lips OF her Commi Gteo-men in the lower
Chamber of her Legislature, upon not only her
right but her duty to intervene in Hesse to So
cure an assemblage of the llessan representa-.
tives according TO that Constitution.
N. Tx CARLowITZ, one of hor leading states
men, is credited with the declaration that she
must so intervene by all possible means even
should she have to take up arms against the
rest Of the Germanic Confederation" And
these words were proposed as an amendment to
the report Of the Committee on tho affairs Of
llesse. They were rejected, to be sure, but
they indicate the spirit Of an Immense party in
Prussia.
The sun., 1862-03-08

CONCERT FOR BENEVOLENT PURrosEs.- ~ y,
grand copceri, in aid Of the Old Ladies' Home n
the Home for Destitute Children, is TO be giveuf
the Academy of Music on Thursday evening, =
18th Of March next. Az = prellmio osry nesting b
Thursday night. 70 make arrangements, sevs-s
hundred tickets were subscribed for.
THE ATLANTIC Dock GRAIN RoBBKRrEs.- :
In the c ,uf, Of s,ions yesterday, james B,k
convicted on the charge o. stealing grain from +
schooner Trafalgar, lying in Atlantic Dock B,s
was brought up for rentence but sentence was !
served until next wednesday. Tue grain belong
10 the Western Transp r,a'iou C'mpsny, VIII.
hAd let many hundred bushels. Several part
we're nvicted s,me tso years since on sim
charges, ard three were sentenced 70 STATE Pris
one Of thtm was John Mensch, or Buffalo Jac
who had been engaged in grain stealing for nul
Der Of years without being detected.
The sun., 1862-03-08
The Cotton Cultivation Bill,
Its Passage by the Sena'e.
FREMONT UP IN THE HOUSE,
&C., Sc,


IIdsL,p1tor. March The Senate tc-day
confirmed ,be sloving as Hri.,iler. Il. ,neral. O,
y,lun,oo,s, M.io, I,w,cnce Gr,b.,,. or ,be "a
C,,,,v Els.,.r pima. ., Illinois. WIN. Rich.
.rIso, ~ Ilipo,s D,,is, Bu,,e, ,sld. ~ Sev, yorL
yy r w.. II K.n,uckv. NJ q ,orso svhes. q,
,ho ,q,h Inf,n,rv Can, David < s,anlsv. a, ,be
to,b c,v.i,v. Tb,,,as A. II. .visa. ~ NsV y,,k
c,I pt1f, g.. ,.,rgs g .ke. o,tbe od Ga, lrv. and
C,,, / s,rb II pummer. NJ tho ia, Reyiment a,
I, tn,rg. tr g,rlap, conduc, a, 6orino sed and
,..o,,.r,,L,,.r ui.s,,,,i
NJ -. .I.,, o,,,s-,,,i t,or,,. p.r.o,,..r 4,
The sun., 1862-03-08

81 Louis, HUh A special dispatch to
the B.. Louis DTNo'RAT, listed & AFRO 9th lust, says
that Lieutenant OWN, Of tine gunboN Tyler, roach
cd here lasI light nom the Tennessee River.
Tie enemy had TO. ,umed their attempt 10 r,r-
hiy Piasturg landing.
Lieut.. Gwin landed under a lag Of truce and
Was permitted " go mile from the Iivgr before
beiI stopped by the packets OF Ihe ensmy.
The sun., 1862-03-08

Cierclopd. March This town has been in
great state II ~ ct-ment about the great Billiard
match betwt. n tue Fat and West, which came on
last night The champions the respective regions
were Dudley k.V,nSgh ot New York, and M,ch,el
- 80 . As iN.ilui A IA,
Cine unAii, Detroit 81 have leon on hand
The match for 80 U IA side: the game a garpp,
gan 20 snd the points ~ le made l,5O1. Ca b IA
the ~inn,r iy i;5 poiLts.
The sun., 1862-03-08
ntensd IadInn Troubles.

Cii"1Ia, hdrri The Denver News OF tie
2ih says that delegation rom Consgos an Qua
laoupe oo1nNes arrived Iu that city, to lay before
the G)vernnth lniorustiou respecting the t,rSat-
euei difficulties viii the Utah Indians. They 70.
present war ~ lmuineni A number Of fights re-
entity occurred he,wesu the UiAhs and Ar,p pahoes.
Ia s,id tia, su Allisu bets cen the after tribe
Sn1 fron othtr tribos, has been uAde for the pur-
SO - warning upon the tuls.
The sun., 1862-03-08
sh.r. r,r. IaII in iscs l.rr IN 1889, sii

there ver. ~, in isos i,1r in 1852, sii
In 1851, 52s Germans.
snc. January 1s,, i,sbs Of The ls,ssr have c.
i,qes being the e-timsse Of the same period In !
The Aid COMMITTEES reported expenditures iof
cases Of cha. liable sid, q, an average Of si,n
case. Las, year, In tts same period, the c
were 7Ca. costing s1,44H per case. During
month IS applicants have been provided With pa
On NJ. windmueller's motion, SEQ have
placed a, the disposition Of the Bosrd, TO be div
among the poor New members admi'sed
Mtsns Henry seigmann and John II Lore
A general meeting Of the soci,ty will be he'd
the 24th Of this month.
The sun., 1862-03-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hyatt's Life Balsam.

khsumatinn In lts most painful FORMS also scroG
uiA srysipelas, salt rheum, pimples, blotch,a. ~
ucS fever sores, the worst of diseases Of VA
bleed mercurid complaints debility, liver and
Kidneys incipient consumption, &c, are mos, oo.,
Ginly cured by this great purifier.
HfATTS LIFE BALSAh has cured thousAnds
OF cases OF these and similar diseases and il vii
noN certainly cure any case which can be reach q
y medicine, II taken In accordance with the diroo-
NOna.
HfATT'B LIFE BAISAM cured Mr. n Rice n
Grove 81 and u Clinton Market, II inAamma ato.I
rheumatism and gOut, AFTER he had been cripplsd
for years FF0
lsHAI'rS LIFE RALSAM cured M T. r. Ho,lv
dock master, Ill Madison st Of terrific ulcer IA,
he had been In the Broadway Hospital six monIha
and then thought 70 be incurable
HiATTS LIFE BALSAM cured Mrs O. Cora IA
ave and Dist sto scrufIlor kings evil The ulca-~
lad destroyed the flesh from the neck until th1
windppe WIS exposed II cured Mrs Gore LsS 4
dyspepsia.
PnncIl al depot 2i6 Grand 81.
10 cents per bottle. 1873
The sun., 1862-03-08
Assembly.

M JONES gave notice o. a biz providlng Tor the
optnif ami RraCi Of ;55Ih street Nav York
Mr., Lo-dington ported q w York county tax
bill sud moved It's rtsrenco ~ Grst committee u,
he whole. Mohna adopted.
UlLLs ~ I T. ASSEMBLY.
Mr. lluughion's lnsolyent Law pr. y,des that ON
the application ofsuy creditor, OF IN Iii. own lpi.
cation, any insiiyent may be discharged iium bis
debts the diacharge u be invalid in any iraad
shall Guls, Quently be discovered
~. Ovnny has introduced a biz .to egtlblish "A
military department In public schools
A general IallroAd b is before the L'gisl ,turp,
which authorizes any number of persul', under
proper itstrictcns, to form comp lnS FOR IS rail-.
road lines.
The sun., 1862-03-08
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.-s

albany, March Tho bill to prevent trade
On sunday was iavorably reported.
mus ISTRopUoEp..
by Nj. Coanolly-To incorporate the Loauer's
Association, New York.
By Mr.. L!w A sen eral Till 'or the construction
ofrSilroRds in New York.
nils PNssrp.
To- arprop late $1,000 Of thc general fund to the
Prrplt'r CJlltge.
To pIuhlOh tho sale ~ lwill mix
The sun., 1862-03-08
PoIIcs Intelligence, 60.

CHILDREN ABANDONED. The police yes,s
day fsund three little chi drvn locked up In r,ii
az No. 20 Goerick str, ct, without ere and fOd, an
staie that the mother Is wretcl ed diunkNd M
prostitute, and bad shsndonei them. The chlt
ZEN the youngest Of which Is only years old, wei
taken In charge by the authorities.
DIsoRDERLY HorsE.-A house Of bad r,
The sun., 1862-03-08

n Von Maroh Tho Federal gunboat Tue
car. ri, IemantI neal Glhralser February 10Th. She
al ctsngVi me- anchorage from Agesira4 -
y Nge Giovs. bringing her within three mites Of
the st,amtr sumter bN sil. in Spanish watc-s.
y ss.p ST., 1rer rom M,lluain, 'or Qieeug-
tow rut .nto C,ie Town. Jauus'y ls.h, ie,ky.
81 % - D.. aif. h.rya
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A Communicn,ion abou, the season fit

2l2 WAvEELEy PLACE, March B. 500
koere BEAcH Esq Dear sir Ia your valid
ble paper OF this motning, you made a stAternq
conc ming the Jews In cunne Il IN with the 'S y
s,n ~ Lent" which you will allow me " curre
TIE jews, in oppOsition 10 Sl heathsn institute ~.
aud ceremunier, cone ohsei We the season
Leit al, that their bakers are preparing
this time Of the year, that peculiar fcd for tn
Passover, Wy ich IL commanded in verse 10.
Allth Cape of Ex dus, is not more entrlel
te tal'd al ohitrva,ion II a ''ssAznn" than u
prcPst ,ttou OF our daily fopd would he.
respectfully yours,
4 UYpgarp..
The sun., 1862-03-08

TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT AT BARSuN
huseum-The new play At and ~ o'clask an.
Com. Nut, What T. M HippopOtamua Happ,
Family, &c, Al all hours
EPHEP o DAY AT LAURA KEENE's THEN
!Tel Is croTding that elegant house nightly. tn
''N ana sl.v a.th1s risLt la tis rAir ena, an.
'he RUNS OF Castle Mccarthy, In third act are th
moht gorgeous and comic effects ever produced
Family Circle, twenty -hve cents.
The sun., 1862-03-08
T,nd. with N,shyIlle. Tam,

LouS,Hc, ny, March The military re-
-hic,i,ns on trade between northern ports and
Nashville, Tennessee, have been removed.
The sun., 1862-03-08

Fortress Monroe, March G.-ny the steamer
M unit Vernon, which arrived here yesterday ,ftor-
nom, we hear Of . serious disaster to the steam.
ship Mississippi, chartered by the Government h
carry iro' ps to snip Island, which sailed hence with
Gen. Bu'ier and staff on board few days since.
The captain of the ves5,l, named Fulton, Is sls-
p'cted of Intentionally running her ashore, She
was placed in charge Of one Of the officers OF the
Mount Vernon, who will take her to her des,lna-
zion.