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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-24

MEXICO in NETWORK 1.-THE marvel.
lSI Gus and exquisitely beautiful MEXICAN MUSEUM
The Of th, kind in the world consisting Of largo oolleo
ion of CARVED WAX FIGURES, IL now open, DAY saS
EVENING. at No. 663 Broadway. Admission - csnsa
Children IL cents.
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NUSHMAN e. BROOKS,
~ No. 49, BIxTH-AyENUE,
corner Twenty eishthssrees,
WILL OPEN,
On MONDAY, abe 74h Of MARCH,,
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF 0OODS
ADAPTEp FOR SPRING AND SUMMER "LAh
MILLINERY,
In all lie branches ct Wholesale and retail
We have beautiful assortment Of
LADIES' STRAW AND SILK HATS.
Which o6sr custsmer feeling confident the styles
second 70 none In this city.
RIBBONS, FLOWERS, RUCHEs HAT-FRAMEs,
BONNET SILKS LINING SILKS, kc., =.
Purchased the large Auction Houses for Cash. do SELL
Wholesale and retail. at reasonable prices.
DRLsSMAKRRs supplied Il the very lowest Wholesale
prices
LACEs and EMBROIDERIEs In rich styles
HOSIERY aud GLOVES.
WHITE ao ts5iSs.I pscsM.iE:ssrIcs, 70.
YANKEE NOTIONS,
In great variety,
At No. SO s1XTH-AVENUE. corner Twenty eighth street.
CUSHMAN BROOKS
TE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS
IL Have just received from auction
PRINTED ALr-wOOL yRENCH DELAINEs.
WRENCH Lawns and oRaANDIEs Is and 81.
Also, Dor steamer Africa,
Several csses of4.< FRENCH PRINTS,
New de,isns
SILK MOHAIfas, POLE DE CEEVREs, &c.
In great variety -.
STRIPED BRoCHE .sHAWLs'of LATEST PARIS
STYLES.
full assortment Of the
BEST JOURylNS KID GLOVES
No. Az Broadway near Orand-st.
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United States SANTA ry Corr sion. wOMANs
CENTRAL ASSOCIATION OF RELIEF have removed W
No. 10 Cooper Union, 3d-av.
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6peflal Notices.

Brooklyn Mercantile Library Associsticn;s-
Al meeting Of the INDEPENDENT PARTY, held Of the
Hsdque Saturday evening 22d met, the following reso-
Rsn bed rba. this meeting adopt expressing ths view.
Of the Independent Party in the coming Election OF omes
FOR The Mercantile %STs5S The S f SsSGffp1rs.
P1st. No official interference directly or ipdnesty 90
Ne part Of tho Beard Of Directors in the naming Of 'he
Second Active Elections conducted With vgo and sen
limited only BY the bounds Of sens'msniy anu "'"'''
Tsyd reduction Of The extreme now required nom
portion Of the members, to more nearly ii Ao' ." s'''
Feta The calling Of special meetins Of the Association
srse ont az tbe xpraion in kebrrary Ee1s OF the c
9TH ,hs A,bensum JOHN r. KENNEDY, Chairman.
WILLIAM SaARER Secretary.
Tenth Ward Republican Association. Brook.
10 % Bos1um.s THIS Monday Evening ash inst, al
@0'''eA p''''''' } H' oSRIEY NoSTSE, Prs.der.
wiIuAa FurroS Secretary.
MIR. De Cordova
Has been engaged 10 deliver his humorous aud highly enter
MONEY"
CLINTON HALL
TUESDAY EVENING. Mach 25 1869, at = oclock
Tickets to be had At the door.
81 Peoples Lectures in the XVIII Ward, viii be delivered
the Headquarters Of the XVIth Ward Republican Aeoeis
ten No. as 8thsv, 23d.st. on WEDNESDAY tSEn-
ING. March Goth et O'clock, by the key o. eNoin ~
fk0HAM Subject " The Safety Of Liberty" bessf re-
served for ladies. Free admission.
Richard O,Gormau
VIII deliver his eelebr sted lecture on
OLIVER GOLDSMITH,
Before thc Catholic Library Assocatiobl
At Irving Had,
On MONDAY EVENING March "A.
Ssrton. Of the Catholic Ckurhs and tho door the
tpg Of the !ecture.
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Tsa1 DAY sCMOOa. BELL.

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
Dal SCHOOL. BELL, is now ready. 1t contains
about ~ pages OF choice songs, Roands, Catches On
etts To. Quartes, and Choruses many Of n. IN writ
ten expressly for this work, besides 81 pages the Ell
emens OF Music. The Elements easy nd propres
Give that ordinary teachers will find themselves entirely
successful in nsructing young scholars sing cor
rectly ana scientifically, while the aud words en-
brace such variety OF lively attractive soul stirring
music ana sent ments that trouble will be
~ inducing an beginners 20 with zeal in acquiring
xii la one Of the most Lealhgivng, beauty improving
happiness yie'diEg and order producing exercises OF
scho0i me- In simplicity of its clements in variety and
adaptation Of music, in excellence and uu mbcr of its
songs rignai, selected and ada pted it claims by much
IL excl AL competitors. II will be found the hes.
BOOK ever issued for Seminares Academies and Public
schools lew ample pages Of the Elements, Tunes
ANA songs are given in circular send and get one. 1t
Is compiled by HORACE ATER~, Author Of SABBATH.
school :, IL Nos. and . which have had tue rnor-
nous sale OF 5j.OOl cOpe, il - GontIs Price pappr
cover 20 cents, SD per lG bound. cents 81. Der
100 cloth bound, embossed gilt, 10 cents $50 per 100
- copies Inrnsed III Ia" lOb prc M,iied Ire. at the
retail price. ..okACE WATERS. Publisher.
No. Az Broadway Nav Nnrk
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a CANADIAN REMEDY

For Cost,reness, lrregula. uy and De0u .of the
Digestue Organs, Inducing Headache, ASST
tude, Nervousness, General Prostration of the
Mind and Body, Paralysis, dc.
4 moments reflection ought to convince sensible man
n of the folly and danger of constantly dosing with Ca
hurtic Medicines. The practice is pernccus and suci-
dai An experience of forty years has taught that
the constantly increasing evils of indigestion fear
fully aggravated by the too free OF Catharcs. The
American people are fast becoming nation of dyspep
tics by their artificial modes of life Drastic Caartics
increase the ritaby and PROSTATE the strength of the
digestive organs.
The Pills offered especially designed to aay
this irritably and at the time to invgorate ard
strengthen all the functions of Digestion while they
gently laxative. They anodyne tonic and laxative
They are so mild and invgoratng that one not remind
ed by any dsagreeabe effects that he has taken medicine
Business Men, Students, Professional Men Females and
all persons leading confined sedenary life, should
try them.
The undersigned Physicians cheerfully certify to the
high professional standing of DR. Colby of Stanstead
of the oldest and best Physcians and to the excellent
qualities of his ' AntCostve and Tonic Pills. which
We have used in our practice, and highly approye.l
B. GIBs0N,M. D.. hunham c. f.
G. Il. COTTON, II. D., Cowansye.
CHARLES BROWN, NJ y.
SIS. FOSTER, NJ. D Bronze.
N0RMAN CLEVELAND, NJ. D., Darnston.
N. jerks. ". p.
g. w. COWIES, NJ D., Stanseaag
JOHN MEIGS, NJ. d
JOSEPH BREAUUN, NJ. D., Surgeon. Il. N.
BENJAMIN DAMON, NJ H. Coaticook
LEMUEL RICHMOND, NJ. d. Derby Line.
NJ. &. GLINES, NJ. D., Compton, c. e.
G. o. SOMERS, NJ. D.. MoGcg G. E.
J. G. RUTHERFORD, Nj. d., Newport, Vt
Prepared by Or. NJ. +. COLBY, Stanstcad, C. E. and
Derby Line, Vermont.
Sold where medicine is sold generally.
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HNYOyE SsNOsseil's sEsa;eee.

STATE Of FhKMONT, In Probate Court holden
WAsrIHGroa DISTRICT SIS. at Montpelier with AMI for
said District Gu the s;h day Of February, A. D. 1862
a El.StN "A. CHASE, Administrative on the Estate Of
~ Aaron Gnel late Of Calais in said district. deceased
presents his administration account for settlement.
Wh-rcurun Is ordered that the ne referred o he
le.h day OF harch next at tn Probate Office, sanI
Montpelier for examination and allowance and chat all
concerned be notified hereof, by the publication of this
order in the Green Noun ain Freeman, printed Mont
peer. three weeks successfully may be- that
they may appear at said time and place. and if they
cause, object thereto, BY the Court
32lfw3 Attest, 7 r. MERRILL, JUDGE
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN
Sabbath School Bell, No. 9.
4, 600 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE

Months of its publication. 1t is entire New Work of
nearly 900 pages Many of the Tunes and Hymns were
written expressly for this Volume, 1t will be as
popular its predecessor (Re No y which has run up
the number of SIS 900 copies in 36 months
outsrppng any Sunday School Book of its size issued
in this country. Also, both vou bound in one to
accommodate schools wishing them ia that FORM Prices
of Bell No q paper Is cents S2 per 100 Bound,
25 cents $1S per 100 Cloth bound embossed gilt, 80
cents, $22 per 100 Bell No. paper IL cents
$40 per 100 Bound, % CENTS $lS 100. Cloth bound
embossed gilt, 25 cents, $50 per 100 Bells Nos and
bound toeeher 40 cents $3Oper 100 25copes
the 100 price Cloth bound embossed gilt so cents $40
per lO0 Mail postage free at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
No. 4sl Broadway, New York.
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GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

certain and permanent for Rheumatism Me drr
Il gia and Salt Kheum 1t is internal remedy, a!N-
ing out and entirely Graduating the disease iequrg
no change IN diet or business, and may De
children and persons of the most de!lca'e
with perfect safety
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3, 1862

-TliE--
ru.u,.w EXTERNAL REMEDY.
rop RUE11MATISM. GOVT, NEURALGIA, ~ NJ
fT ~ cn STIFF MECH AND JOINTS. sfHhin''
Dn nRUisEs. CUTS AND WoUN,plSS;; t ,r;E'
JEhnACHE. AND ALL RIEnnAliN
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
DR.. Strphen Smra,N Co"""t'e"''
luo,yn all over tn "n-'t ''a''s-
DR., tueyhen Street, Of ConnecficW
:, au.hor Of ). Dr. sweets lntalIitle Llniment
Dr.. S,oqet's MfaWble Imminent
:, .h .rtbor of Dr. Sweets Infaliable Linimenf.r
Dr. Syeets MtalHbLe Liniment
Cures Rheumatism aud ever fails:
Dr.. Sheets MtcNiJle Liniment
ia a certain remeoy for Neuralgia
Dr.. Sweet's MfatGbie Liniment
Cures Burns and scads Immediately.
DIR. Sweet'S Lfalible L'n'ment
Is the best known remedy for Sprans ana BRUISES.
Ur. Sweets MfaUibic Liniment
cures Headache Immediately and never known
DR.. Smeet's MfalEblc Linimemt
Afford. immediate relief Cor Piles, and seldom fails
DR.. Smeet's MfaNiMe Liniment.
Cures Toothache in one minute
DR.. SweetS Hfo1tble L'niment.
Cures Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves NJ scar
DR.. Smeets LnfalHble Liniment
- The best remedy for Sores in the known world
DR.. Sweet's Mfal2ibh Liniment
Has been used by than a million people, and ali
praise it.
DR.. ,S,oeet's Mfa??ib9e Linimeh
Is truly "frend in need and every family shond
have it at hand
DR.. Sweets Mfo??ib!c Imminent
lie by all Druggists. Price IS cents Apply
Dr. St0cets InfaiHN cL'n'meM
ures Kurnsand Scalds immediate
DR.. Stephen Smcct, Of Connecticut
The great natural Bone Setter
DR.. .Stcects InfaAlbe Liniment
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known word.
CA GTION.
To avoid inpositiCn observe The Signaure and Like
ness OF Dr. Stephen Sweet every tar a4t also
Stephen : weet's lhflilibic Linmcnt' blown i'll the
glass Of ee CHI bottle. without which none genuine
Richardson d Co.
Sole PROJECTORS, norwich, CT
For sale by FIRED Il. SMIru. Montpelier General
gent Tor Vermont and by all dealers. hpvyl
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STarE az VERMONT IN Probate Court held 1T
on We IN o,y o n, 'e".W''! "A. ~ ~, , ,,. e
S r.ar Is of Waen in 0' said distrc
- '""i w. "'"sI '' VI :'.a>'' ,, :. 49,. ?
deceased, pfe,enns hs sum i I;,; re- e. d.
nation ana aho"anoe2 "au ma. 60 p , " 'o ;H d
cree ea% u'S'"''''" A"o ''''''" Vi " ''"'' VI 'A'N
'eH ass :, ;s .oe..1 w., cold co,rt t,.t cold no.
Mherenpoh u! sSr ~ a; "H
% n h,% Of flo prnhotn ofsce in said Wonnaiier
Nou wv ~ 'a US . AZ 49, n Ueo for ba.rinr nj
S on ~. t "a aJ i ~ f,rihcr nrJar that 6otire
het h ;v :, a nersons interested bv the puhlica
meeo p1 sNem W t s snccessivs,v j.; tba Crcen
Gon "a , S sem VI, nrs.nr nnh,isb.d ~ Mont~n
Ii nrevons tn said time annonttd for hearing that
anew mav nnear at said time Ind ulacr and show cause
" a,x iay NAV have WIN said account should not be
3wf32l Attest, Y. r. MEkRiLL Jndse
STATE OF sEhMoN1 IN rfopHie Coaf'' ho!aeha
RANDOLPH DtsTRcr S. Cnelsea W'm'h ana '"f sh'o
Disrict on Inc i3tn DAY OF req fnay' a. w. Io'z
NbEN GLHk bhoe' h"n!n ,s,,a u" '"e r'saa'e o.
~ Ehenr%ef sewer ia'e Oh "i!'ihs""I, !" sa'n as
trict deceased, MAKES "lp''cat,oh T." S";" oo"f' or
license 10 sell a' ~ Re tt' estate vi sal" uece'se"' an"
represents that such SAFE is Tor The payment OF
dthls aih charges ~ .a'"s' sal" i,SI"'t
Wherturo it is ordered by said Court that said appllca-
uIh t rrerftd 10 session OF Iau No" TO oe nt'u t inc
Register ounce III h,oohm,'N, III SOU" i>I''' "' w"
"h DAY OF March, "A loo2' '"t heafl"2 ana dec's on
lherto ana u Is iu''et o''''"' '"i' d" ptiF"'S M
fres'e' od nouns" ne to'. u! Pu"c''u I" 'ta nIntt
three weeks shcctsslVt'y, III te "eet "onnttn rre'
nan p'ia'cn AZ ne w WIS e' 10 .ie
lime appointed rs ''ofcs,i", ir hents, 'i' lucy may
pp~af ii. sa ''"'e anu n pror' an" 'e9 rec cause ''
oct 'itref" Ivy order "a Cauil.
"-l"2 1..-, y. 0','--- 80, - ~ - 81.
STATE OF VERMONT iu Probate Court. held u
IRON D1rHcT IS Nlontuclier W n a ind for s;
District Oh Tie l.n day Of February A. d. 1869:
N Instrument uurporliug to be he last WiIinnd res-
\ lament of Na,nau a,urse, late of Mortified, in
sai District d,ctaaet pein. presented Court. by
Martha Morse and Elijah iicl therein
named for Probate:
II is ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified 10 appear AT y session of said Cuu to
lie holden n, the Probate Office IN Munerr on the l.th
day of March, A. l., 1862 and show cause, if any hey
NAV have AGAINST The Prolatt Of said win for which
uusr il j. further ordered that COW of the record If this
,it unfinished uee weeks sirces civ in the E,eru
Mountain Freenai printed at Aunpelier previous to
said time appoint ed 70, hearing.
A true cupy of regard,
32lfW3 Attest, +. L. MERRILL, Judge.
81 ,TL7 ~ ELpN0l;r In proL,ta C,,rt l,iI -.
W,Su,ycrnx nIsrp1rr 81 Montnelior in said Distrct
", ~. ois ,lav If Eabrmarv n 1S6, ''
NENJANJV SCpIRTEU Ey4c,,or of tho Ie st u;,, md
Il ,.s.m.nt IF Ran;.m n Wiley late of Nia,e..x in
.a Di.1r;c, Gac.asd nrasants his dmin;str.io or
nn,nt ~ auin.Hnr nd .lowarce and nnres a,nli
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"a alscrican g. Foreign Patent
r. Ii. EDDY
SOLICITOR OF P.4YENTS
Late Agent OF u = Patent Oilcr, Washington. las.
the Act II 49,
&c state street. opposite itilby ST., boston


A FTER an extensive practice ct upwards c(
Il !rars, continues e. sccutr Patents ~ lhP United
--dlsu III Grea Erltli", Ilauce, AM otter 'of'-a
tres. Cave al Sepcihtat!rus A~>j-Laebt>, JG 80 .
pers or Drawings iut Patents. rNecUf.L "a lrr '.f
ana with despatch. Researches made ,utu A#r''l.
Foreign Work., io.Grieutar the validity ~ uuu.
tents cr Inventions, and lAeai ur Other ,d.c"c'Htf
al" matters touching tHe saW-. tupir.u Toe ',-''.
ANY Patent fH.u -htd tr reHutirt Dit po'.t. t...
m"uts rccord't q; Washington.
the Agency - not ouls he itra+'i 20 N"H
bat through II inveG:,f. nave aGy n'.grs lH -''a
Patents. ut t~cerlaiuiHc thr Putrrtot.d, 70. iH'...
"nsufpa~scGhy, ii noi jmtuc 'sUrahiy saptnotoaa!
can b: "ucfcd thrm elsewhere. Tue tce'ir"rH'' .'"
gwen pr"gr that Lone il MORE SUCCESS, III Al 81.
PAIEN bFfiCEtnaut the subscribe AND 2'rl o. ~,
l. THE bENT PkDoF OF ADVANTAGE" AM N''
Iif he wond ada thai lie has abundant reason '"'
aud can prove, that IT no other office Of TIE tnd -
Charges for professional services So moderate. the
m-nse practice OF the sut-crl5er daring wrH! yer
past, has enabled him TO accumulate YH't coi.t'.
specifications md official decisions relative 10 ia'-
lhes-, hesides his extensive library al legal dOG "t
zeal works. aud htI accounts Of patents granite" 10
United states nnd Europe render hin able, bel'ft ''
tion To offer superior facilities Tor obtaining palen'
All necessity ot a journey to Washington 10 ti''1'
pa'eht "hdthe usual great delay there, are Hs'e '~
inventors.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Vi. Eddy as one Of the most clrs 2 itd u.
eesV" practitioners with whom have had 'r''A. "'
CHhs. MASON" Comm4sioas n Poor
nave 10 hrSitai !ou III assuring luNth'os '''
chhhot employ person more competent ana nus"
ahh more capable oC putting tbeir application 10 IT,
90 secure Tor Them an early aud ilvGr'ulr rnn,.r
at the Patent uiiice. LuMuNp BURKE,
Late Cammis,nurr N It'u-
" Mr. x. II. Eddy has made toi NE Tl!l"It''
cations on all but one - whitn pateE's have ferp
ed, ana that one Is ~ " ptndug. SAGA un"''-
proof OF great talent ~. ability eG hi, iid 'e'"'
recommend al haven't ~ 4" Apply 20 hlm I' ~" bod.
patents, a. They Tray "c sure 81 having the B"
at'ehilon bestowed on incir cases, and 90 HrN ,,-,
charges. JDpN TAGGA"' .
Hutug eiehl months. the sub=c.l'cl. 10 c'"', o., I'D.
,dt'r pfuc'tcr, made. on twice r,ltri'' 't'. .
- NJ ZEN APPEALS. EVERY p.r h vlNn
~ wv EHG,'
HH.' 30. Doc >, lSfI "'..-
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CASH CAN DOIT!
THE OLDEST CASH JOBEING
Boot, Shoe Il Rubber Store
IN BOSTON, is
MO. 2D Foarl troot,

Estathshfd in 1887.
M HERE YOU can always find goods of any zes o
quality. Of eur manufacture, fro m t'ash aue
tions, at the vKkr LOWEST PRICES, FOR CASH ONLY.
Parties ordering eau personal at ntion on
ming tnslr orders, and At az ioWpric's az .@nt.
A1sS. CALI AxD SEE. 'Uh arli 2. II WA '
80 :. s ~. GEO: o. WALES. rssr, Street,.
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probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT, I)ROBATE COURTS within
wAsH1NaroN D1srn1cr, IS and for the District aore
sad will be holden at the Probate Office in Montpelier in
said District on Tuesday of each week, during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court
ouested to attend to the said court days.
7. r. MERRILL, Judge.
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PROBATE COURTS

Probate Counts, within nd for the District of Ran
doph for tn year ensuing, will be holden follows
viz:
At the Registers Office in Brookicd on the first Thurs
day in each month.
At the Orange {. univ Hotel in Chelsea the third
Thursday of each month
At thadwck's Hotel In West Randolph, the fourth
Thursday in ach month
AT ]. L. Bowes' Hotel in Washington, the second
Thursday in February. May and August
By order of Court.
j. K. CLEAVELAND, Register.
Chelsea December 1861
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FORGED REBEL VICTORIES.

! II IL standing complaint with European
journals in the arisiocratic interest that they
cannot trust their " or News from America.
II all comes through lIioD cbanneis they prge,
and ID 80 docored aud colOred, suppressed and
extended, by the Government aud IT'S agents,
that they can only trust 20 much of It IA ia
vors the Rebels. That must Of course be Ill
thentic and within the truth
Now, il il grave mistake that Tie news
printed in the journals o. tie loyal States if
supplied or controlled b. the Government.
The War Department mas, indeed, on three or
four Memorable occasions, managed the telo-
graph, aud has made bad business Of II; bn'
it has rarely or never lnterercd with the
transmission of intelligence by Mail or Express
or with its publication when received. And this
intelligence is obtained by NIL the leadin, jour
mails through correspondents with the various
Union Armies, VINO are instrUctco-at least
onrs are-to write the simple truth and send Moth
ing else. We have repeatedly published letters
which we felt to be erroneous aud UNJUST, be-
cause while we gave III our editorial c0unihs
the facts as we viewed them, We judged 1t
more satisfactory and fair to our readers To
let them see Just what was thought and said by
those who were personal witnesses Of import
ant movements, and how they were regarded
by those who participated in them. And OF
late even The Times Q.ondon) has been forced
to admit tho general candor and truthfumes'
of tho loyal press.
But the assumption that tho Union side only
il given in our columns is utterly groundless
We print every important official report that
is made by Rebel commander, and have
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GENERAL NEWS.

We have one day laer news rom Eurone By
the Apglo-Saxon, of Cap~ Race. English naoere
are quiet on American opics 1t is reported that On
next fee day the french Emperor will proclaim an
amnesty to political prisoners; and further, that
be will make speech to the Diplomatic Corps and
alIude to Mexican and italian queations. Carl
bald, has gathered at Naples Il small force.
do bias plenty OF money from England.
II is said at Madrid that Prince Murst is to be
King of Mexico. Fifty thousand Turks attacked
the Montenegrns on the 20 in their en'renchmeuis
at Koksti, but were VIGOROUSLY repulsed by the
Montenegrins under Muko. Omar Pasha, on the
contrary, claims TO have driven the MontenegIinA
from all their positions.
"A San Francisco dispatch Of the 18th announces
tue arrival of the Ofizabs from Panama with nine
teen passengers saved from the Golden Gate, with
boat, heretofore reported missing. Those remaining
ct Manz,aliila were Ia take the down boat for
Panama.
Felix Menali, of No $50 Concord street, Brook,
Ign, shot his youngest son, drummer III the United
States service at Fort Hamilton, yesterday.
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There may be one or two more OF smaller
dimensions, but these are the most important.
The Roanoke IS the only craft among them not
manned and ready for IMMEDIATE service.
IL re9W:es no elaboration :. A'o Importance
to these iacts. A little over year @.s";; Inc
LondoH Times repronched Us for not thinking
OF bniIJiDg iron.clad VESSELS. 1t may not be
agreeable to 1t to observe ho. apt scholars we
are when we choose to learn. That Eng
should be able IL have, ably the end of 1862, "
fifteen iron plated vessels, which cannot do
anything but fight in over ,, feet OF water,
may be matter Of congraiulition to the peo-
pic OF Great Britain but that the United States
should have 80 mailed craft which can fight
III salt and fresh water, and disappear to the
very surface when necessary, may also be i
fact worthy Of their consideration.
We may repeat that, although our summary
OF vessels Is complete up to this day, il may
be very far short Of being no SIX weeks hence.
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In doing 80, they were set upon by the noto'
riouply disloyal Police of New-Orleans, intent
on making $25 per head out of the fugitive'
by capturing and returning them to their mas
ters. The negroes resisted, as they had per
feet right to do, and would have beaten of the
kidnappers if the latter Lad not been aided by
a band of Union soldiers. by the help of these,
paid with the money, armed with the musket'
and bayonets, of the American People, those
freedmen were butchered back into unlawful
bondage, OF into their graves.
Had President Lincoln issued Proc!ama'
ton upon the passage of TIE Conf'cation Act
setting forth the provisions and requirements
of that Act, and directing all bis Military,
Naval, and Civil subordinates to render strict
obedience thereto, it is not possible that The
tidings would not have reached New. Orlean'
in season to avert this deplorable atrocity
Until such proclamation is made. we appre'
bend that similar Outrage3 viii be perpetrated
in various localities. 1t 10 the right OF com
manders to be officially apprised Of such new
acts of Congress as materially affect them IL
the discharge of their duty. That duty should
be made so plain that none can mistake OF
evade it. Men and brethren do You want
any moro such slaughters Of the innocent ~
this at New Orleans There is one and but
one way to prevent them wholly. lis adoption
rests with the President.