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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

sap Col Adams (Of ThOns'on) NILS Liverpool Feb u,
B.rk T. a. Chase Ma.n Hsvsns March TO- susH 10 G.
Psi Hoppe; Csvsd overrprd Al,lo Dee g. Via ~
II. George CaT tPlas Zesner, LSbon 81 day., oasss
70 s,5s S.. ~ Of Y.rmoaa N s. Perry Dublin Feb g.
asst 70 Edmis,on brOs Had strong westerly saes ssS
b re s. Pe.r tsr, Of Arch,. Gr.s,u Msnssnna Yeb.
H. ird's A1hus Lesry. Had N L. giles n'o't Of the
Bs Avon (BI Of Yarmouth, N. So Trety, Ponce. p r.,
Sri. os.cn Of IL. souih toi B.draOr. Chapman, Rio
Grade iB.a.i jan. H. is'e % Il L,,sySra a. Dan A.,
-cvs i. h. Msrch l. susas 20 II. &. 4. De Well
se Csroas lcf mScaAs) Talbot, Sas7is'. sugar s' 10
srs SELMA smith csnhsse. s7gsr e master; 70:
schr Beet Diasond iourg rhiatePSis f.r fIo,den's'
SEM 4. p Coopss isylor pnllad-' 2hii FOR Sor.i n
sc H. Rove hsI Ph'dssa, a. rG P SssS,s''N
schr James y. Parker, Wheeler Eizsssthpon Tor fAn
81, Lawrence. Sinner EaAb-thpor. MiddssOvn. c.
s,hr. NJ. A. Raosacs Willsus Veg iia'oor vega Wool L.
seIr j. = eucsmAster, kinsgod Newcastle, Dell 'sy"
'' ssb sS s.h,asi I.ut Milton s.do. De- days corn
20 Son ri :. g 9 s.dsr slpr. Milford Ds2d' e0h d.
s ESf = Baker sslh Egg H;SSr b TSSS
sSSr Ma, reu'irs shaw, wrsnsor Del, coIn neal
schf I0ss,s j9i : , j. Ps..ss ~
'r ;:,, aS % srce.s MH yl rigging s0m 'Ap
~ ,.tare sorLl Of the hans1Aos
AtAwil,e,, "a Csruln.s, whs din Philadelphia dsys
coal p.,.., Pbu.delolia ,,r N.yyot RI
stAE s,e,f.rert G-ifn Pti,aitly hi. days, coal
ssas Nellie D. slebbi0, Ph: t.: 9hiat asys coal
SrE-' y \ SOFT. Rossnthsi. Pinlsiri phia cDsl
So, Am L. BTovu. Brown, Philadelphia FOR Boston.
scso T. II. BroOnAl Merritt, Great Esq Hs'aOr days
..nes Fuen o. s. Transport Wo.,On. Ship l'lsad 9Th
t,. a, D. H. in bai,ss. to >. NJ Fox Bro. Had Hpe
s,tc. rh liz bead wnd. daring The entire pa'ssse
steamer Wesehss,. Jones. PfssIieaes. mdss 10 ftvut
Bynrcr. -, A.. 81,
Bynnot . o.,,, =, . 40
steamer ya.,sr, Ms-siso Philadelphia mdse- to J. n
bggss. -
sl.srer Hays,, Williams Mystic, Tor Qovernment
SAiIEp-stesmships L. Cgbsns, Havana; Plsnssente
~. Poftsa-Prnee Phiiadeiphis Ships y. II. Icy.
or London; LsWrcscs Liverpool; Aezsndrins Br!stolI
kapisls Sordesns, .i.i 'liarsyeh An.xsrp- Beau 9~
.el.,, Blgabdossi sg.s, NavsrA
HlnD-y.E.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
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ARRIE
FLULRNER

FLULhNf.R HARMON - In hi, city, on Wedussisy.
March H. b. :hs Roy. " hoF1sn. Jo'sph ts1saer o.
Wsppnsers Feis 70 Phebs A. youngest ds sdlteT " The
late fiilr Harmon, srq, or his city.
HALi-IAHE-Op "Wednesday, Mach 10 b. tbs Rev. ; y.
Plat, Oesr,s w. Hall n. D. 10 NJ" Emma NJ s-aei.
daughter o, James Lane. esq.
Kou.Jerisy papers piss'e copy.
sFpPINGsTONE 800 MORGAN In nsno.g,u, Ss1d~ic,
Ia.rds OF Monday Dec. % 1851 ~ the hc7 > c DaIen
NJ John hsprDgone Of boaoulu, 10 Lii.' Adams hoF'
gan VI Elntlckst. hass.
RAii-in San FE.ncisro. Cal, Thu-sdsy,
Jsu It, ~ toe Rev. d.. Ths William Lsi1 Of Ban frsa
oi.eo 70 JrBs CuIrn oil PhilAdelpi'
Jon HsON-CEkG6-ir AlySrsdo, Cal, On Thn-sdsy, Jsp.
81 Chas T. Johnson to Ella a. Gress, coll OF sl'agsas
Bos.on and g, Lols pagers plsase copy.
STEW T-WOODWAnD--In Ssr R:sncisoo Cal. on
Tuesday. Dec "a, BY The Rcy Dr Anccgson, Edsin D.
S,Axsd to Ma. n. = Eaton woodward
Boston pApcEs plesfe copy.
TIBBEY-ClIAeEln San Francisco Ca. On Ssi DAY Jsn
A. y The Rev q. H. Mcalis.s EdEsJ =. Nbpsy "a Emi
gsslcss Cisse, both Of San !snciB1o.
Boston Ysp.is pssfs copy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
CHEAP DWELLINGS FOR MECHANICS.

70 10 Editor Of 7As n. Y. TribSne
SIR: In your paper OF this morning, you cal ~.
enon 10 tenement houses In she Fourseuh Sixteenth and
Nseernth Wsds Brooklyn. Yon will mueh serve hs n
s.e Of ths Of people occupying rooms and small eet
sg.s you ~i coll their attention. TO some eighty cottages
,tcced ia nehundrsd andDnth, One-hundretssd'ssnss
hundred and.eeventh, and One-hnndredanA-svsins
streets be,rees Broadway and the Tenth avenue New fo'
These cottages axe half Add two story. By ~ essh
house ta seperse rom the e.bsr % full ot hsIose N
tici :. fence. with suitable bach bulldogs Rent Gsm ~
yss to slzS Sac he cottage and wsss N the ynA The
location very healthy and ~ the neshbokeod Of sAssb
sad chrrchca
DWELLINGS FOR TILE WORKING cLAssIs.
Hdget IL. l2fl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK......MARes u
Cleared.
!, ~rd n Go

ship--Sevassopel Amid Havana, J. T.. Ward Go.
BNks-Pesres, st1Igis, Philadelphia. J. B. Gsssri Realm
n. hols, Asplnvsl, Robson Fostick; Topeks Chnreh
Hsyaus T. g. G.zsf; Quincy. Peters. Havana 4. Wayd
Co Mary Chilly. Trinidad, Cube Geo. Stephenson c.
Rensnpl Rren,tsr, Hong Kons A. 4. Low BroA
Wof; Priuccs Royal l8rl Newbod Bermuda Smith Jones
Cot Magma Chsi.s (BL) Shaw, sssus Is Cranes, D. X D.
Ho- -,
Sehoon.rs-Elizsbo.h b., Baker. Portsmouth, N H.. g. w
Lew, Go Oh .lense lBrl Leblanc, HAiisI, SMALL
Ar.eica REYNOLDS, BEisto L. Kenny; J. p Wallace s.s
prs Taunton master, fa mu!rsye, lbrl Scale Hslifa1
Jsuss Huuer 60 Fanny Fern Bryce Fort Pieiens vie
K.v IVES. l. kenny Cora Kelly, Provncetown, A. Howes;
cabot Phinn-y Bosom II. s. RacSet Marshall Hinser.
BreSslsr Hamilton bermuda, Smith. Jonss Co Z. d.
Atwood. Rich Philsde!phis, W. aokcsi w. I. CsnsnsS
Consli:,, NeivHaysn. Thos. DupeH.
Bsrss-John D. B,yislow MoEvalue, PhilsdslpAs, j. +
". Sl.sgs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

s3l, 53i ~ ne the earning Of tie States salt prop
erty, being auost SIX cents per bnslei % the sal
made, and over six per cent Oh 81 900 100. All tie
81 T. rec lived was ore cent Ter 6usbe Of which it
paid for ,aliries ~ oices. sinking new wells and
Distributing brine all but s26,7bl %.
And yet Syracuse 10 begging that the rate Of duty
.hall hot be increased. IL Ia wonder she does not
aslg the ATE TO endow an asyluu for INDECENT and
decayed sali.bo lers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

One Of tie lrger firms Of Pittsburgh has y con-
tract from the Government for 900 large guns. We
are informed that they negotiating with Mr. Ste
v.ns Of HobokeD for site for their foundery in that
place 1t is becoming daily more End more import
ant to have an extraordinarily tough iron for naval
ships, coumbisds, mortars, and rifles The Govern
,nent should without delay establish its own founder
les and FORCES in order to 20 into system OF expert
menis which shall make The article wanted. We
ought TO have cannon that would be able to throw
half tan Of Eeisl at single difcharge, If necessary
This can only be arrived At by q system OF trials
which no private firm IL willing to undertake. The
gun.metal now used at South Boston, and 1T Cold
Spring in our OWE State, hiss only reached tial OF
81 900 pounds upon square inch. The Franklni,e
in admixture with magnetic nuns to 1900 10,
and it is believed that cast metal can he made that
will reach 5000 ID upon square inch Ihis IL
what is wanted for the guns when wroughtron oaiis
are used The war for the Union will aid materially
ia developing the iron trade OF the country. 1hl-
busuess requires capital science and skill. Capai
foys in channels where confidence las gone before
It: and 70 give confidence The public must 10 sasfed
that the manufactured article will meet with ready
sale.
We have imported for the pan ten years az iru-
mense amount Of iron and Eeel, and exported gold
from California 20 pay for II. New-Jersey has iron
orec enough within her borders 70 supply the world
for hundreds of years Pennsylvania has abundance
Of coal for fuel IL 10 sbout time to stop the im-
porsa,ion Of iron, aud ssve OuranDud product for
our own country.
The statement Of the Boston Danis for the last
week compares with the previous week, and for the
corresy ondiny week Of 1861 a. follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

TaunsDAY, March 20-P. NJ.
There was fair amount Of business at the Stock
ooard this morning, but quotations Gro heavy aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
Receipts Of RrNAuce.

m.zou fo-s 500 hbls Flour 700 bo.s Corn Mel 80
bag, 100 bbs WhlskJ, 700 bash Wheat, l7H pass
I'D 1900 piss fro'is.ons zoe Dressed hes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

Sec This shsG take eaec, and be In force Iom an
after i's gassass.
TIE loan Of 1869 is come sG,ooo,Cc1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21


The above on account Of tie Bank OF Indemnity,
Galstn, and the Chicago Bank, both Of Illinois,
now in liquidation.
TIE exchanges at tho Clearing House this morning
wer. 81, 33O,s73 q.
There 10 no, much activity among ths money
brokers in gold, but tho premium is steady at iSIi
y cent. Any imPortan, demand for Exchange
would have su Immediate influence vpon gold. the
Exchange dealers anticipate regular, although not
large, sLipmsnts Of gold foI time 10 come. oar
imports are increasing while, under uniAvoraoio adj
vices from The other side, exports are declining
We have no cotton rice tobacco or naval stores this
year with which 10 pay our foreign debt.
The statements Of tho banks Of the three principal
cite. Of the Union for The last week compare with
tie previous one, a1d ke corresponding time Of 1861
~ follows
Lssns Deposits BDcrS Ciropgn.
ny. Neh sl50G21 ilesIg {6104so41i30Js $780, 800
Bosrr, Mob y. sl,7le ~ y s2itIs st5l 20 s1Aio
Phil, anehlL 2fT,a55 I7.233,@i 1884, sl sts',677
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
Movement. Of g Iec - sssa"s's'
SrNlAfrRl ALMANAC

niNiArcRB ALMANAC -
sa,-a.,ss...e:o, lSsta.........esl3t kson-Rkss -
sisH -.
sandy Hook. Gov. Island ..l2:A hsnSass'' ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

A ssiai-snnual dividend for the let Of July, as
usual will be declared in due sne Attsr the copper
'.ill on hand ~ disposed of.
The reports Of the Superintendent. and Mining
Captain show On important improvement in various
paris Of the mine auce tho beginning Of the year
aud prospects Of increased monthly products hence
forward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

WILLIAM ILETT was the eldest son OF VII
w Ism lot, Of Wee; Neon 10 tie Coiniy Of seglh.mp
Con, excise ocer. lie born in the ILL., In tie
eari,h Of Ysgson Desn SoIner and s.rws5 lived with
bis h.heI Wets Neon Aforesaid. When lad be le b.
snd and ~ he In In the United s,Stss
merchant service He last heard OF by f relative, 10
the year 1917 1909 bs 20 theu. Any P-Tse
vho give nios:ion tho ds,h buix Of The sid
asoes.ed 10 ARCHIBALD MURRAY. Of No. - Ckssoor,
il ito Couuy Of Hiddsse1 England sa, Be rewarded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

Toid ~ 49, 30 49, lO ~ s4s la e7slSg23i ga
Lts. we,k.... 2k2973lf1 lu.t3i1CT HI5.9s l3,lJ7sS
Lat y-sr..... as 1916 nSob,@s fiD7J i7.6iOi<
The receipts al .be Cosiom-IIass to-day were "a
follows: Imports, Sd 500; withdrawsh FROM ware.
house, "a, co 40; total, sJG i6j GO.
There cont nnes % be active demand for 7.30
Der cent No e, for nyesmept, ard in snail lcs -
a per cent premium has bsen paid. The secge-
tary Of the Treasury nae no. yet eviDcod sny dspo
sion to consider tho proportions which bnvs been
made for the sls Ct th. kotos which he bas yet the
right 20 issue.
An auction sals Of ribbons to-day went Of win
spiIi, AZ fsr pnces AZ a sale Of shawls The attend
,pce Was good and fair prices wer. realized, but
only part Of the goodA were sold.
At the annual meeting Of the Minnesota Mining
Company, he'd on the 18th init, the Report Of The
Directors showed the following s;ateInont Of their
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

The statement Of the present week, n compared
tie preceding, shows q decresss OF 1851 10 the
item, Of lo.ns and discounts 332s 1863 in circulation
&lsGl 100 in deposits, and increase Of So, 49, in
specie.
Annexed 10 an Official copy Of The Supplemental
Treasury act, as adopted by CongeD and approved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21
ItLUE VAUGHN (son of John Vaughn, for

lkLUE VAUGHN (son of John Vaughn, for
Is; Liberty Mus spe County your Po.Oftoe sad-rss
neaistsy Ne IL Is highly important, and Of interest 10
end
h MOUNT GERHARD BLUCEER is hereby
~ most Urgently requested to inform the undersigned
SpSr poisibe sbols hi, p.esc1t residence.
LOUIS v FLOTOW,
Care OF NJ BUCkISGHAH
wsshine.on D. c.. MGrch ~. 1852. No. $50 North e..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-21

III AIUNAH POST-OFFICE.-NO TO
IA CORREsPOSDESIS.-An persons RENTING BY natl
= ne O. Othcrvso bii,s drxfs check.,
wrig eonfdsosy TO members Of f.nliy qresei
10 sdiT rc ie;iers 20 tie Of Henry O. Chapman
Pc 50 Wsl-si NewYort Letters not ineosing money
confidential character - sdcIesssd heretofore, to
z aioDsh y. y JOHN JAY.
The jaw Homestead. March Is, i3ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08
Dsmscra,ie Convention of y,ieh,sap.

DETROIT, March 6. The democratic State Con,
vention, which met here yesterday, was attended
bY SEQ delegates RESOLUTIONS were passed eI.
pressive OF the position OF the democracy OF
Michigan Ii The present crisis, promising the
support OF the government in ali constitutional
means 20 suppress the rebellion, aud opposing
the termination CT The until all resistance to
the government under the constitution shall
everywhere cease. Abolitonism 10 strongly de-
nounced ss equally guilty with secessionism,
and the speedy eKtinguishment Of both h3ped
for. They approve Of the Presidents modifca-
tlon Of Fremonts proclamation ard Camera q
report and the eppoiatment Of the present Sec.
retarY OF War as an indication Of the determine.
tion OF the President 10 adhere 10 the constitIl-
ton. The resolutions also dPnouncs corruption
and extravagance, and demand honesty a.d econ
Omy In the administration Of the government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08
Ths War In Missouri,
THE REBELS AT NEW MADRID BEsIEGED q
UNION rRooPs-THK PLACE INVESTED

THE REBELS AT NEW MADRID BBsIEGED BY THL
UNION rRoOPs-THK PLACE INVESTED.
ST. Louis, March "A special dispatch 70 ths
Democrat says A gentleman who left Genera
Pope's command yesterday states that the rebeli
at New NJ Madrid had between fve and ten thousand
men, and four gunbcats anchored of the town.
Some diminishing had ensued, and several Of ou
men have been killed by shells thrown from th,
rebel gunboats when they came within range
Our officers, however, are confident OF an easy
and complete victory II the enemy's gunboats art
driven away. E..ls
II is reported that the enemy is fortifying Sa
valnah, on the Tennessee river.
Some Of the anchors left by the rebels at Colum,
bus have been appropriated to complete tn;
equipment Of our gunb0ats.
Reports from Charleston, Mo, say that ou
forces are constantly skirmishing with JEFF
Thompson's army, and three or four Of JEFF d
men are captured daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08

: ARcHBrsHoP HueHKs AS A CANDIDATE FOR THE
faPAcy The Pari. correspondent Of the London
OF all the projects said TO be agiating the I'm
perial brain, that OF nominating ATchbishop
Hughes to be the successor Of his spiritual father
10 the newest and, to some, the most astonishing, |,
while to others II h only further proof Of the re-
source and penetration Of the Third Napoleon
The project has not been widely circulated as
one fully decided by the Emperor: but IL is sum-
ciently talked Of In some circles to be worthy Of
mention, however, under ell the reserves which
must be made In respecting the on dts Of Paris
( The different interviews which the Irish
American Prelate has had with his Imperial Ma.
jesty would In themselves have been sufficient
70 give rise 10 an extraordinary amount OF gossip
but when II was generally understood that he
was asked several times TO lunch at the Tuileries
and positively blessed the Prince Imperial, what
sensatonist could resist the temptations Of specu
lating on the chances Of the Archbishop OF
New York finding himself some fine morning the
Possessor Of Cardinals hat, and q little later
the occupant Of st. Peters Chsir. sa7V@ q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08
Trade on the Cumberland and Tenn.sses.

Sr. Louis, March "A general order issued
this evening states tha. surveyors and other Gus
house officers and agents in this department,
as well as on the Cum beTland and Tennessee riv.
ers are expected 10 respect tie permits Issued BY
the surveyors OF either Of the ports Of the Ohio
Military officers In command of posts where there
are no custOm-house officers, or acting In concert
with such officers, will In like manner respect
these permits Sealed baggage, while the seals
remain unbroken, will also be respected by the
officers. Goods, wares or merchandise In transit,
thus sealed will be EIlOwPd to forward to the
places of destination, unless there Ia good and
surteient reason for their detention, On informa-
tion obtained from reliable sources Until further
orders, the transportation OF this department Is
not open TO munitions OF war, except under regu-
letions with the military authorities. Whisky,
FOR the time being, Is prohibited In the resumed
commerce Of the Cumberland and Tennessee
By command Of MAJOR GIN HALLKcE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08
A NJ ERICAN WATCHES S
FOR AMERICANS!
to sell, but not to keep time.

Why should an American buy foreign watch,
when he can get better and cheaper one q. homer
Why should IN American needlessly enrich
foreign Watch manufactures at the expense of our
own artisans!
Why should sn American senG gold to Eng land
and France, our covert but bitter enc mics, when
gold Is so muoh needed at homer
Why should an American bay an imported
Watch, which, In nine cases out of ten, will cost
more to keep order for one year. than Its origi-
nal pIios. snd which was never intended TO keep
time uader aIy circumstances
Why shouli Americans not batronize more
generally American manufactures. and thus eman-
oIpats themselves from the thraldOm of English
capital, French fashions. and Continental gev-
sswti
The AmsrIo.n watch CompaBy's Watches are
particularly adapted for sOldiers' use, beng most
substantially made. and Tot lisbie 10 get out Of
order, ether la mAr ing. ridirs, or hshtins.
Fold By N w. GAIT BRO. s5s Psans,i.
vanis avenue, Washington.
Wholesale orders should bs addressed 10
ROBBINS APPLETON,
Agents Of the American Watch Company,
fe q I'm 1s2 Broadway. M. Y.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08
Kansas Lesislature.

LKAvKNwoRrH, March The Kansas Lepis-
lature has adopted a resoiution, nearly unani-
mously, instructing the Kansas Senators and re-
questing the Representatives In Congress to aid
the passage Of the Rollins Pacific Railroad bill,
and ratification Of the treaty with the Pottawata.
mie Indians .l-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08

TIE FOURTH OF MARCH One year aga Ia.
day Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated Presi.
dent Of the United States. What a difference
in the situation Of public affairs then and now
At that time the ship of State might be said to
be almost wholly dismsntled, rolling in the
trough Uf the sea, and threatening to 90 to
pieces at any moment. Good officers, in
deed, were on the quarter deck, but they
we're new 10 the situation, found everything
in disorder, and met with all sorts of EN-.
barrassments. Even the President hurried
to the capital in disguise to escape sssassi-
nation. The public Offices swarmed with trail
tors, and seemed to have a hand wherever
mischief was possible. Orders transmitted to
a navy yard never got there-when they
were repeated, they were disobeyed-and
even when a national vessel was got 10 sea, its
machinery was likely to break down In a vital
part. There were but four vessels in our navy
accessible. The army was we'll Ugh disorgsn-
lied, and the armories and arsenals were plum
dered. The North was apathetie-the rebels
full Of glee. JEFF Davis, boasting Of his deter
mination TO make the North smell southern
gunPoWder and taste southern steel, )" went in
a triumphal procession to Montgomery, where
President Lincoln's inaugural was read amid
bursts of laughter"
The year has gone, and what a change 1t
has signslized! Aroused by the fall of Fort
Sumter, twenty millions Of loyal citizens rose
up as one man to the defense of the Govern.
ment. An army of six hundred thousand
men, as well equipped as any army in the
world, has been put into the field. A powerful
navy has been put upon the sea and upon our
inland waters. Immense stores of warlike
material have been supplied in abundance.
All things have demonstrated that our Gov
ernment is of all others in the world the
strongest, and the quickest to act. The
day Of preparation is hardly over yet, but still
We have turned back the tide of secession by
the relentless gallantry Of our army and navy,
have quite redeemed three States, and are at
this moment in the full career Of success at
every point. On this fourth of March there is
deep gloom and detection in Richmond-confi-
dence and cheerful serenity at Washington
Long before the year is out the rebellion will
have been given over into the hands of the his.
tOrian. .-BoS.OH Journal |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08
Col. Lao at Roxhury

BosToN, March Col. Lee, lately released
from prison at Richmond, Va +, had a formal re-
ception from the citizens of Roxbury last eve
ming. Governor Andrew, the Mayors Of Boston
and Roxbury, bade him welcome, to which Col
Lee responded In terms Of patriotic fealty to hi,
old hag. ''<' -.. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-03-08
FOR PREsENTATION
Z. 81. : rIFFANY Z CO., 80.


Nos. $50 and $50 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
And No. 59 RUE RIcHKLIxu, PARIS,
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS
OF ALL KINDS OF MILITARY WARES
,sohcit the attention of Civic and Military Asso-
eiatlons, Commands on National or State seryice,
Patriotic Clubs and individuals TO their large
kloh STAFF fNAASR ~ sM6a5ss.A sRME6EsSs ARMY AND
Their sssortment includes the choicest -l
BLADES OF ENGLISH MANUFACTURES.
identical with those made for Wilkinson, of Lon
oon, worn oy the onoer. ofthe British Army, and
ties n European aushOr-
BLADES OF SOLIN6EN ON TIE RHINE,
u hhrs and frish the zed modern types Of
the SsseIstsd Dsmsses' Sfssl; the exosllsnt and
BLADEs OF COLLINS. OF HARTFORD,
Besides those ofother domestic fabrioaats, :
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q 2 richness and oestiinsss not represented in
sissSt shs s.saelIsnmsnt for The msnufscture Of
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Z indiyidnsls purchasing swords Of Tsfsny ce.
are informed that ever blade - subjected 10 tssts
even morsssvers than those enjolnsd by Govern
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their svords fsss-dn