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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-12
NEW.YORK LEGISLATURE

SENATE. .ALB,Sy, March II, 1862
Mr.. FOLGER, BY consent, introduced bill tc
amend the net for the speedy payment OF the volun
eers of the State passed few days since, az order
to obviate the difficulty that has arisen between ihs
State and tho General Government. Read u third
time, and passed.
Nv FARRAR reported bill to repeal the act to
widen Tenth avenue, Brooklyn.
BILLS PASSED.
To impose n tax on dogs.
To close part of Partition street, Brooklyn.
Relative TO certain streets and avenues IN Bfoo"-
Ign.
10 enforce the responsibility of bank stOckholder'
Mr.. HARDIN announced 70 the Senate that the
Union troops had occupied Manassas:
\ great scene oi excitement ensued.
Ar. ROBERTSON in the chair, deciafcd 'hH'
Eplaust was strictly in order.
The bill 10 confer power on the MeIfopoh.nu oh'o
10 inspect steam boilers was taken up III 'ohhi'ec
of the Whole.
Mr.. CORNELL. moved that no person be detailed
on this duty unles. he was a practical engineer.
Motion adopted, and the bill ordered TO third
reading.
Mr. CONNOLLY moved to forward the bill to
repeal the Church Property act as the special order
for Thursday evening.
After the adjournment Mr.. FOLGER, jumping
upon desk called for three cheers for tho victory
at Manassas, which were heartily given.
EVENING SESSION.
The Senate met at o'clock.
Nearly the whole session was consumed in debat-
inp the bill TO amend the General Life Insura 90
law which, after u long discussion, was ordered to n
third reading.
The bill organizing an Asylum for insane eonyets
wss ordered to y third reading.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATJVF

Mr.. BAKER rep, n. Y.,) introduced bill
which was referred 10 the Committee Of the Whole
the State Of the Union, for the establishmentof
National Foundry at Chicago. ILL.,, at Pttsburg
Pa, and at Poughkeepsie, n. ,Ifor the fabrication
OF cannon and prolec,es for the Government. II pro
poses the appropriation Of half million OF dollar,
for each ioundery. IL ass provides for the ertab-
li-hment OF III armory and arsenal ut Columbus
Ohio, approprlatiog half million Of dollars there
or. Ii also provides for the establishment of n
depot for ssllpeter, powder factory and magazine NJ
Indianapolis, Ind, and for powder factory at
Trenton, n. D., appropriatng $2OO,00O for each.
Mr.. KELLOGG hep, Mich.) introduced bill
for The establishment Of naval depots and navy
ards on the lakes. Referred to tie Select Com
D.itiee on Lake Defenses.
Mr.. WALTON 0iep., VII reported from the
Committee on Printing q RESOLUTION, which was
adopted, that there lie printed for the of the
House % 600 copies OF Washngtons Farewell Ad-
drees, General Andrew Jaekson's Modification
Proclamation, and the Declaration of American
lnde pendence.
The House coneurred in the report Of the Com
mittee OF Conference on the disagreelng Amendments
10 the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Appro-
pration bill.
Dir. STEVENS REP, Ha., reported back from
the Committee on Ways and Means the bill 10 es-
tablish branch mint at Denver City. Referred to
the Committee OF the Whole ON the State OF the
Union.
The SPEAKER announced that the next business
N order would be the motion to postpone until
thursday Tie resolution introduced Yesterday. pro-
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ASSEMBLY,


This being General Order day, the bills Of the al.
endar were taken up in Committee Of the WHO'S.
The bill to suppress concert saloons Wa taken On
for consideration.
Mr.. Mcsl ULLEN moved 10 amend the fnt sectio,
in relation to the licenses Of all places Il pubis
amusement by adding, "when the admisdca iss
CHARGED is received directly or indirectly, no Sool
walters shall be employed or permitted 70 b n =.
tendance"
The motion was adopted.
After further discussion, progress We reported
upon the bill.
Mr.. OGDEN announced to the House The neva
that the Union forces occupy Manassas.
Deafenng cheers greeted the announcement, and
business for several min ates was interrupted
Progress on the bill to reorganize the Militia va
reported, when it was made the special order tor
Friday.
The bill to amend the act for the better regulation
of the firemen of New-York was ordered 70 third
reading.
Mr. OGDEN moved to take up the bill to sbolih
the office of Canal Appraiser. Motion lost.
Nv unanimous consent on motion Of Mr.. SCHOLR.
FIELD. the bill to amend the act for the speedy
payrnent of the volunteers OF the State was taken
up and passed. Recess.
EVENING SESSION.
The Assembly met at O'Clock.
The whole evening was consumed In the Discus.
sion of the bill authorizing the construction OF locks
in the Oneida Lake Canal, which YVES ordered 70 q
third reading. Adjourned.
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Otherwise lighsened Shortly after m'dn'sn' '"e
Spauldipg made fast to her, and with tne tugs
N. IL 100. ,,, of all ON board, lbe hoV''

10 move To the great JOY OF all on 'o"''' ,aaro,
frieate shortly begsn to aost free, ana "'s'c
long before she was proceeding GOWN ''o '''
her own steam. She anchored at her old place.
For twenty -four hours she was III 'ne e'' ''Ss'
ror;, and for some time the flames, 10 pre- 'eut
worse one, seemed to be her fate Most oi Ier guns
were spiked. and breechings cut.
II was owing 10 the persistent efforts 4 tl,e Army,
d;roc,sd NV the Quartermasiers DE taytmons, and
,ha timely and hearty aid afforded rom this source,
h,o, tho Minnesota was rescued.
II mu,t be almost impossible , arrive o, the truth
concerning the Minnesota. u q, the killed. will not
exceed ten. and The wounded ,y between 30 and &C.
No officer injured.
The Minnesota rece .ced several shots FROM ;ht
Meuimac and the ..bel boats, and her spara are
somewhat injured. 1t is understood that she viii
proceed TO Newly .csk for repairs.
Tie St. Law renee was biz, but not material,
injured.
The Nor Hor has this afternoon proceeded to con
venient P <stion to await Ae Merrimac, should Blu
make scond attempt.
Toe eremy are in the rear Of Hampton aud New
port News, having advanced inforce from YorkiowH
TT result of the contest yesterday bss probably die
sbcerted this arrangement
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE

Corrov-The Brokers Circular reports no 80
=, the week $4,000 bales the market closing hc ~ a.
go Speculaors took H. 500 bales. and eAportsIs g..
La The to-day friday estimated Of w.
cysius SEQ to Spectators and exportsrs and sne "
,loses Rrm The authorized quotations are: In, lsA
Ain oreans...........I..d M5ding Mobiles ''''is.l
Nlddins Orea......l3 Far wps11fd .i:nd:
ar ,s IN oi a. at's,eI al I5i so bales Of wss'
ri go ar, Aa.el an Sara. have advanced I'd Y ID
BRHspslt YVs dull but steady
Provisions quiet but steady ro.ooy Yah a i&3
Coysots for money 93i d93,. Illinois csnS"
IN hi,, ~ ~ ,h 6snk has decreased fls6oeo
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E,nNuu is certainly marvellous Massg%s .,l
ne pis on md lie looks cooly and pockets tns
20 ms ~, .Js,rsemen to-day. Com Nurr, ..sa,.
| ~. 81, Los WRALK. &c. &c, beside the pes' 'v
| ~ - md ali for % cents.
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advertisement
TUE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FoR 1862.
ll,r ANIMAL z sow ready.

This populr ASSuAL q Eow ready. a.. ,. a oSssgs
Pplce r. cents; IL copies for : lco COPE.
d b, Express 81 per leo Cash orders aI%sss sss
we eau W. ,sss issI 1855 1889 le60 and ISL ~
ssst; s .s po., psd. Address Tny TRSvHs' "s'''
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of the Southern men to Undue the southern mind
with tho belief that the party in power would by
force and violence cmancipate the slaves, adds
strength to the Rebels. II this could be disspated
the enemy would fall like phosphor before the sun
lie spoke In favor Of tho resolution which he WAS
sorry to see had unnecessarily produced too much
element in this House. The people Of the Free
States being willing 70 be taxed for the consumma-
ton Of the plan certainly evnced kind feelings and
not hostility.
consultation Of the Border Slave States men this
morning. and he came into the House instructed 70
move the post ponement Of the resolution till Mon
day. lie was not able, however, to make the mo-
ton, having been cut of by the previous question
IL seemed to him that the of the previous ques
ton, when arbitrarily made, does the work OF many
secessoniss, and is injurious TO free delbston and
legislative dignity. He did not doubt the patriotism
and integrity which induced the President to recon.
mend the policy now considered, but he did not be-
lieve the measure was exactly suited To the times
lie would not speak at length Of Kentucky and her
sacrih es for the Un0n but the way 10 conciliate
Kentucky II not to press this question upon her. but
TO let her alone. Why should il be insisted hat she
or any other State should give ny any of her polii
cal nights IL one nstitation should be taken from
her control, what will he the resnt The propo-
sitIou would Introduce agitation at time when it
could produce good, but evil. What The asked
are We lighting tori Was il not TO uphold the
Government Yet, gentlemen have run on in their
logic, doing the greatest possible harm, by adyocat
ing The performance OF every enormity, III order -
weaken the enemy. They should not sink from
their high position. They were called upon 20 vio-
late the hws OF God ana man IN order 10 pnt down
tho rebellion. They should behave dntifully to.
ward hcir country, and enforce the obligations due
to tie Constitution. In this they would DO their
whole duty. lie believed the President meant right.
but he could not consent TO the policy proposed
they have upon their hands the suppression Of the
rebellion and hostility to the Government, the re-
moval Of TWO great sections in harmonious
whole, our beloved Republic. The aim ought to be
that and that alone leaving out altogether unhappy
and perplexing controversies. Why should they IN
dulse in such petty stries when this great empire i,
trem bling in their hands.
MIR. FISHER rep. Del remarked that he did
not stand here in the delicate position IA Ina
friend from the Eastern shore Crisfeld). Though
by descent left STAKEHOLDER, he did not stand mere
IN that capacity. He Was relieved from it by good
and poas mothers deed Of emancipation and the laws
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fAdvsr,i.enient.l

Tup RreT C.PirN. A YOUNG MAN CAN ~,
80. U,,n-To Learn how TO 1t to the beet Po'W IA
vantage. get q careful examination q fo"Ls
"a 1ls Brosiway.
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ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

Arrival of the North American at Portland.
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THE BLOCKADE IN PARLIAMENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29
fan. N1ptit9fia6.

Ii has tsen generally believed that McCiei
lsD whilst ovsrrste1 il military way, pos
sssss as least the qusiities OF a gentleman
We isrstsnd that his department on the
Feui. .uis has not bs sn such az to confirm that
impression ., his ohai aoteT. Perhaps the ''out
side barbarians' Of that region WIN nave dc
rived their ideas Of 8 gentleman from certain
sntiQuated models nos much &c YeI enosd among
the elegant and IeiBsi ,iiI1iea OF Lino0ntom
may not lie able t. know gentleman he'll
they soc h1ui But their inp1 session is that Nc
Cieilan is n hunCuk III that as well az III soIde
othn thinse, and tha. aLs VeneoTins over bic
ianats vulgarity is very thin indeed. We aFe
informed that On a late occasion lie rode up u
the clerk OF New hsnt county and asked
where he could lind some mint. Though.
said he, 'iheIs need Of iE,i uifinE for it, q.
10 doubt, ,ih1Es plenty 81 it growing over the
graves Of your dead soldiers. The attempt at
wit is as easoranie almost as tue brutality oi
the remark, which we coriid scarcely credit hui
for the character OF informant. The int
mslon that they had drank themselves to
death. coarse and inhuini,li enough at any time
coiios With bad graee from q NAL Who mas
li;e reputation vi drinking Anre y. hickey than
Any other officer III de American army. H.
suits - the rna Inoiy vi 4 dead enemy Fever yet
Esll fioIs The lips OF gentleman and u soldier
Let Mcclellan bo Gortent with Carving 90 Il
war W Mich hsr brought to the grave SO msny
OF tie noble SOMA o: The South. Lst the man
who could not pluck the laursls from their
brows when living console himself with pick
ing Iaint from their graves when dead That
id about loaT the heIolosi as ne has sp-
preached IN this Wal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-29

f5itcs C0uy1.--in the stseuce Yesterday VI
tbs usual sitting MAGISTRATE al the ahdv We Pnpu-
lar place Of resort, Recorder James IL Caskie
did tho honors OF the occasion with that Ga 40
and expedition which eyer charaoteri4es that
Dentleman'e ministration on the bench OF us
tice, and which denotes the possession of s,i
eye quick TO geo and t comprehension adequate
to any occasion
Charles TcothakeI, REPRESENTING himseiI az
a member Of Imboden's Battery, was arraigned
for stealing from the Columbian Hotel, Oh
Friday night. e hand trunk, containing cloth
named j. Stewart. TIE aamo PRISONER was
also arraienad for stealing at the same time oars
pct sack; containing $2s worth OF clothing, &c,
belonging to VIM. 3. Wilkinson, on the same
night. II appeared that Mr., Luck manager Of
the Hotel, had seen the accused lettering about
the Hotel before supper tito Oh Tuesday
night, and had ordered hinl away. He pre-
tended 10 20 but while Mr. Luck was eating
supper some IF f9 servants who had been
directed to waite tbs prisoner shonlf lie re-
turn. informed hin that IOuthaker wa. then
In the language room erasing the name on of
trunk Going up stairs he met him III the act
OF leaving tho building The clerk reported
that his name was registered and a was
right but Luck being incredulous, disragarded
the guaranty, and a|so faint attempt on the
part Of the man to play drunk aud called
Ia the watch, when Search revealed tbs cor
Tectnsss Of his aurmises Messrs. Stewart and
Wilkinson appearing andidsntifying the stolen
baggage, The proof being clear, The defend
ant was sent on to be examined before a called
Court of Hustings. on the I'd Monday in June.
VIM Francis Guy, hitherto arrested on suspi-
lion Of being implicated in the marderof Pat
rick X slley and VIM. Downes, on 18th street,
was placed before the Recorder for axamina
ton: but the witnesses in the case falling 10
identify the party as being present on the
night Of the butchsry, he was acquitted. APP
psaring TO be soldier, or 10 some way con
nsctsd with the army, the Recorder deemed
il proper to send Guy before the Provost MAJ
shall, in order that his status might be sa!'sisc
torily ascertained
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Ils Dir OiaEAH

Gen MoCliellan, alias the Young Napolo
on hss given II to hs understood tbst he III
tends 70 take Richmond M he has taken 0tneI
places with tho spade and not with the nans-
Aet ds hss muekets enough hui ms prefefe
lie spade List hin sit iow aud dig dift. anu
there is sure 10 TO d universal eva1uatiOh' we
don't pI stend t" 4asstion tho effectiveness 0'
the process. but tumbiy 81 9seat tbst II
s.aIeeiy resembles the Nspoisoui", which "a,
down sni dug dirt nowhers except with tho
aoots Of oa yalry aud with cannon balls. Napo
,s,. Sas the fastest, Mcclellan the slowest Of
Generals. But, even admitting that 10 dig din
il az efficient Iaeans Of crushing the southern
Confede1scy we submit that the aenerai VII"
adopts that system. and the followers upon
whose nuskets he is afraid to depend, shonid
essss q, sps the character aud eaist OF military
,,,.D The7 are simply scientific dirt-digesrs'
To cali them soldiers is PROCLAMATION OF sha\
ehi1alrio and generous naIas IhoJ "lay NO
great ii making excavations fof faiiroads ano
canals. bat it lie quite ridiculous 10 dress them
IN and march them about IS soldiers 1hey
rarely usa theil arms except 10 defend lhsi'
bitches, and hall Of them might ne Well DC
equipped with spades as musAets What ma'
slsl glory is there in overcoming anNenemy oy
digging dirt Suppose that Mcclellan should
adopt the device Of bringing with his srmy
yssi quantities Of goldfish. and placing 1t to the
w,ndward of every Southern town ne wished
10 osp,n1e, and the psopis should thereby be
compelled to svsSusts-wou li that be eonsid
cred r. great military sohisvemenr-eueh All
one as soldier would be proud of An army
Of dirt digeers, sheathsi in GOATS Of mail may
consider themselves equal &c the soldiers DO
napsrts led into Italy and their leader second
Nsnois,,n. hut history and The world will write
then. down preteniers and humoues- iheJ
boast that they have Two GO one against Us
Why don't they come o"t snd light ds like
meD
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An Appeol TO the Young Mss.-by reIer'
.poe to our sdvertisinepoInmus, II VIII ne
sseu that thrilling appeal - ma ="
Young men of Richmond 70 enlist IN craoA oe
comnanv. now being raised for the defence VI
the seat of Government There are ahy
number Of young meu now IN nS go ~y militia
for various reasons are exempt ..r.;cs
duty, but are we'll enough 70 PII .o .ho have
in the CITY There are others, Also, M. .",,,a
hssn discharged on account of disabiiity, SOU"
Zine ago, but are now perfectly ao's W su" ~
Jar a muaket for city service. !" NV NV "
,hr.- facts, we hope to see the FanKs ui'o" "
10 the maximum number IN low "ny :iI 80. ~
stated in tho advertisement, they VII "os -,
,rdsred in the field, but will be retainea ~
J ,h;S ,;,v for sneciai service. The gentleman
engaged in raising the corps 10 wei vsIsou au :"
mi|itsry affairs. and iu every way Wen q"a''-
ied for command
Nan Rob6ed.~-A soldier was snticed ia .ne
old CeiteG States Hotel, on Ma'n s':eel
- r., nor,jas xyhn pretended friendship,
.,,i iftsr getting ia WA Knocked down o. one
and TOhhed by another of all his money. ne
u,,tiop ih, circumstance ut the ONCE 81 AS
.ist.,nt Provost Marshal Alexander oIncors
Thomas and Causey were sent down W NUM-
ap the parties and they were 90 ioft"na'e r a.
appr4..end both and lodge thsm III Ca1'.9
,fodwin The stolen money Waa Tecovefeo'
tn. off,aers Will. Mt the Hotel succeeded In
catching a man who had opened baf.rooin ~
The third story of the building, anc was s ss,
peneing indifferent whiskey 81 twenty -nVe
cents per glass -
4 Faithful Negro On Tuesday evening,
about 5 clock, US II train OF cars containing
q norton of tho oath N. C.. Resiment Wes
slowlv backing up to Hanover Junction IL
suddenly found itself ambussadad ny ssVefai
repimanta of Yankees. who fred voliey IN
the train. The enrpriss was so complete that
the passengers ieaped from the cara and too
to The woods, leaving their baggage ana the
cara prize tn the vandals. Among those
who left in hurry was negro man, a ser.
want Of Capt. Harvey Painter. of that regi'
ment, who, unfortunately, found himself, at
short run, in the midst of squad ofthe enemy
by whom he was captured and placed In "du-
rance vile.'' where, bordering upon the frailty
of human hopes, he conceived an idea Of escape,
tno. having either food or water furnished
! him 10 the morning, upon some trivial ex-
case, he obtained permission to walk out in
the woods 80 soon as al u convenient distance
he gave the sentry log bail, making 8 straieh
ehoot for our linea but coming again upon the
YANKEES pickets he hid himself ia the grass
| until they had passed, when, up again, he
continued ~ double quick to his master 8
regiment, AMI arrived here by the cara last
evening.
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The cry CouacsL met last evening at five
q clock 10 take into consideration the meann
OF preserving order in the city. In case of any
emergency thai may occur, growing ont vi
the present position OF affair."
Messrs w, M. Elliott, q. Z Tompkins, WIN.
l. Aianle, John ii. Dreamer, VIM. English,
and Louis j. bosaieux wers appointed to con
fei with the Mayor and : committee of the
Council at nine O'Clock this morning al tbs
City Hall.
A resolution. appiopfiatihs =5,ooO t. the
Soldiers Aid Fund wan adopted
Adjourned
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The spirit Of Agrarsan'sm and Soe'a"sm Wow
r.mrant enough before In their tcraess' WIN
cut III. training and encouragement "hion 'hes
A.. r,sesvins IN this war. Another element
~ fnture trouble IL the foreign element which
,h.v have enlisted for the destruction OF the
south, and which may yet prove the instrument
ofthsir own ruin and subiugation. Already for
s,srsrs compose n least third ofths Northern
population, and though lstsly the victims OF
perss0tion, they are now the main reliance If
the NOS them people. They have taught them
10 know their strength they have placed arnis
10 their hands aud made them soldiers n"
one can imagine that these people are going
home again u become hewers Of wood and
iraws rs Of water for Northern masters, They
like tho North No better than the South they
cling " their own nationality, eustoms, Ian
guaes. and red sepoblicanisni The timo VIII
coSAs. We believe, when in the very heart Of
the North there viii he wsF at raSes, snd -
siasliins ,nteTe sic which will iasoiata every
laid and Gill, dremah eye,y nTaside ii. blood
and a.venee under every fo0ftrsc the horrors
nov vieitsi Oh the inuooent s)uthern people
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iAFo1IAIT zaos TssEGssEI "a dispatch
nom Nashville, dated May as. &c tbs NortheI \
pre- .. snows that thsrs il life il tnst city
yer
a. sA.e ti.s vas LsiI ~ liz state ester day
Tor JUDICIAL, of1csrs TIE yots ia Mash Vile
s.ooa sor tircuit Jatso, bTisn tUnion), $40 !,
Foster sSessssionsri, zoe The ssatssiontsts
sensItIly v5ted. The iinion men rarely
ifovsrpor Johnson viii give no aommi .no
~ The secesstontss els ted
Tue President and s:aAhisS az IN. ssn. 81,
sns Union were afrsssad yesterday. By rrdsr
o. oossFsoS JOHNSON. On the charge VI tPsa.
son
The suVa VI Puiaskt LsS ussa assssssS s,x
el3 6s BY ths PrOyoss Ma,snai. 10 o0npsnsafs
= ton merchant ics goods sstzsd 81 Nor.
$50 troops.
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4 seaaaf,l Confederate Tag, made Of the
Lsst silk, hiss tesu presented 70 The Jennings
Wise Hnssass, by the Misses Taylor. Of this
city. A few EVENING" since gallant member
Of the soFps was instrumental iu saving them
from the consequences Of an accident, which,
bat tor MS interference. might have resulted
seriously. The nag. IL 4 msnsni0 OF theis
gratitude, aud deserved eoDpliusLt 10 .hs
corps OF which hs IL memosr ELs rag was
fas'i. stsd at tbs we'll kno wn establishment Of
M George Rusksll, Oh Main street.