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The national Republican., 1862-07-12
EREAT CEnTHAL ROUTE
VI FOR TuE WEBT, n
uUpalR RirER RsiLROAD a,,i NEW rO8x
GkN7RAL EAILRUAD.


" FOR TnE wEBT, nd
UUpsGS RirkR RaiLROAD as.i Nsw rOxx
GkN7RAL GAILROAD.
On AND AyrsR DsoyxssR 0, 1901,
Expresa Traina leave New York otty dspots Of
Hudson River Railroad daily, Sundays excepted, =.
FROM Chambers street From sO.h street station
AISS.m AtIsSA, N.
Train with sleeping HOOP. m.
oafs. iOlb p. N.
..s ss sS,s ,ss ..sP .eGSa *. s,n Wi ,: ,sa !:
s ,o9 sad d ~ iaa M .s y os ess iS.ss IL !. ~ from
Connestins et Albany with III. New York @,
s:s.si:, Rams, sna :tssisss q E Eo%: ssa wsss; @
SURRENDER hriaxe, ,AuSara. asasys, 0Sisadsisss
% Lake Shore, baaslc and Lake Hurou and 0rsSi
Western RsilrcaA, ior Hamilton, Toronto, Detroit
sssgH IEsSo sss d: L. 4
Dubuque. Peoria, Rock lslsnd, Mlsestins ,ioWsCity
eurastSn, Quincy, sp.insasla, Alton q. 4, Lo.G =
y t.s sSssaS S,ss sYa q GlcSs pc.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
With ta; = TS Ta Trey sne
whitehall, Rutland, darlington, 81. Nbans, ROssl
Point, PlsttsburEh' Ogdsnsburgh, Montreal, %.
10.
~ freight Arrangements BY this routo q above
without ohAngs Of Cars, from The Depots In Chan
bsrs and Hudson streets are Of all thass favorable
- made by other Railroad Companies Ths hoili
ties Of this grsst New York Route " the West, con
mend Il to The confidence Of msrohants snd shIpperl
Tor pr0mptness and dispatch.
Passenger Trans, with Smoking and SLEEPING
Oars, run In oonnsouon % tbs New York Csn1c,
For particulars q TO local train and freight sr
~AA Sha Aa.~ aov N
A. y SMITH,
dser Superintendent.
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NEW BOATS-HE 4 W CARS.
IrEn FOR BOSTON, r
NEW LONDON, NORWICH, and WORCESTER
DAIIY,
(Sundays ExoeptedJ
At 8 O'CLOCK, p. H.,

PIER 20 N. r., FOOT OF VESTRY STREET,
The new and magnificent steamer CITY or BOs
TON, VIM. wilcox commander from New York.
Tuesdavs, Thursdays. aud SATURDAYS and from
New London - Mondays, Wednesdays, aad Fri
uAys.
fhe new and ma gnncent steamer CITY OF NEW
YORK Thomas y: Jewstt, commander, from New
York-Mondays, -Wuinssdsys, and Fridays; ftoI'
New London Tuesdays, TLursaays, and Bsiur
fhsas two new steamers have been built exp.essl,
for this route, with all modern improvements, III
olnding Water Tight Compartment, and are tn.
only .tsauers eyer built for Long Island soasd
with this great life preserving Improvement.
Conductors aoo0mpany the steamers each way
fassengefs proeeed from New LopdOn imme
diAtey on arrival Of steamers, by Express Train Il
Boston, Worcester, LoSeil, Lawrence, F,tchburt
Passengers returning from Boston leave the Demo,
Of the Boston aud Worcester rair .ad ~ no p N
Worcester p. n, arriving n New l. Mdsu p.a
Pm.
Freight taken at the Lowest Rates, and delivered
| N Boston esrlyths next day.
State Rooms 10 abundance osn be had on boaro
| stsamers, or Ut the Boston or New YOrk oGnoss, il
advance. E.B. MARTIN, Agent
nV--u Pier %, n. r.
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Read! Read! Read!
Read!

Read! Read! Read! Read!
-...L .r...-.' ........ ussA! r.S
Splsndid Csueo, Mosaic, Lava, Carbun .fi
ole, and Jet sstts Of Jswelry, u to ia.i
SLb0......u.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. NV
Elegant 8arues, Turqseise, and Eaam. 80.
slsd, full setts, el 70 oss............. $50
Supsftor Eaamslsd, Csral, and Oral
Cluster sstts, 81 70 ss................ -
Plain, Chasei, Enamsled, and Fancy
Braoelets, Si to s5.. % TO 10 0G
Cameo, Coral, Carbuucls, and Minis
turs Brooches, 50 renis 10 Si........ SO
Gents Vest, Guard, and Lsdiss' Chats. s.
laia Chains-ths largest stock In wash ."
ington, 81 to S6.... ....................... 10 90
Ladiss' Garnet and Cafbunols Neck.
laoss, d 70 saSo.................. SO
Garnet, CarbunOle and Onyx Studs and
Buttons, (ane, - 81 . sett ............ 500
Hins, so,id, Gold Slssvs. Buttons and
studs, ~ arate, 80 cents to si seu... %
2ents' Cluster and Opal bosom. rins,
gold mountings, 30 oeuts to 81 ,25..... 500
Fine Lockeb and Meda,ions, for two and
1our Pictures, 81 to si si.b0......... a.
Seal and Stns.Set Finger Kings, every
variety, 80 oeuts to si.bo.............. 3 90
Read on. Read on!
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
DROPOsALs FOR sTATlONERY.
TasAsuRr DsrAlrxrnT, Jun

SEALED ;ssS'g faSTasHfs fs'' p%F sSTc%effiisSEEY Scef
will be- received at this Depai tmen until ne !l day
Samples the ArtieSs in sIaa will De urnished to
parties desiring to Sa on sppcas e q tss e. HsI
tern. All ths envelopes ,ur1'hed must b have EN- EN-.
sS's t% S.yne H piS q he up.:r rsh hand soia,.
For the Arfiies u, Gas III bidder will state the
ps: Isr i r nsnSs
suitable handles for ss h siyle ordered.
b .sssp.sS S"l. ~ M sSsS comply strictly With tSs ID
"a ds issIles of bo.h slas. will b. subject to ia.
he Secrsisry Of the Treasury, and the delivery Of
any inferior article shall be deemed sufficient cause
Delivers msss M Ss fr.e Of charge q. the Trsasury
.cs proposal sSst Ss isu.d by the Individual or
n e. sas.i
nth god ~ suic ,nt bonds n his bid oe accepted
The ~ ure 70 comply with any ons order under .
~ ~, 70 SSpsIa'' 10 the Oh 'ne ne pen
Fropossis uuaooom,anisd with sati -fsctory gIar.
s on s " o.
dealers In the ariislsA.
CLAss1.
White cap paper +
White Qusrto post paper
Yellow envelope paper
Br,wa wrap Ing paper.
Red snd white blot {, & paper
White envelopes, OifeiAi .ize
White envelopes, letter size
White envelopes, note size
Glass inksisuds
Ned II len tape
Blk u te, asorteI oalors
Prepared India rubber
-. ! CLAss2
Pest qualit: copying ink
hest qualify black Ink
Beat qualitf blue ink
kSat quality red or oarmine Ink
Fsbsr'a best black lead pencils, Nos 1; 2, 8, and
Fahers bs~t red aad blue pencils
Steel I@us
Sie-l pea handles
Besi Ia.l'ty sf sealing wax, made entirely from
GcnuiLe Rodgers Son, She field, four blsded
HALVES. with pearl or stag handles
Geauin. Rodgers Son, Snt field, erssers, with
ivory handhB
Gsnuins Rodgers Son scissors for of,lcs uac, sx
inches loug including bo EsJ
Genuine Rodgers Son shears. with lo lnoh
blades
Nine Inch ivory foldsrs
Small French syeleis
Large French tyrlets
Bids wni contain items at prices lea than falr
CO ofthe srlicle Will be deemed fraudulent, and viii
NJ lie consiieied. y. r. CHASE,
j. .l-2awaw Secretary OF The Treasury.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

A LII THE BHsT COOKIHG STOVES.
"A TABLE CUTLERY, AND
HOUsEKEEPlNa ARTICLES,
or ALL klNDB.
W. r. HARROVER,
~ 60 No, ~ bsvenA apooA
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,Ci mo, es6l ..,..
RYTHn PREslDEnT OF THE UNITED

bet & mo. es61 ....
pYTHn PREslDkAT OF THE UNITED
u hTATk.h.
IN pursuance Of law, 1, ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Pres ident Of the United Stat.s Of Amerea, do here
BY declare and make known that public sale will
b held at the land once at srEvkSss Posf, in the
btate OF Wieconsin, CONNIE ucinG on Monday, the
ay yynS. nett 70. tn; ss
tewnshirs, vts; Nv ...'' " ~ W.
North of TIE base line and east Of he fourth prin.
cipol meridian
Township No. 81, Of range q
Townships Nos 81 and 80, of ranges
Townships NI- 81 asd ~, of rApses.
Ts TS:s: No: No. 49, sns "a a. ,s % e .sIss
Townships Nos al, SO, s., and 81, u range ].
TS.S:SiS: TS.SsS: Nc. Nc. q and and Isass
Il, Of range II.
Lands appropriated by l.~ for .bs use Of schools,
" swanp. and oveinowed Ian d made thereby spiit
for Gu t,at on any. granted to the State BY the
set entitled sct 70 abls the State Of Artsosas
and other siAtss, to reclaim the swamp lalds with
70 ,nsis ia; ,., s.D''ehsr @ 1850 will
on H s q " sSs' ssS y. v e e. s,s
have bees s6ertd and the sale thus closed bat the
Nd Nd % sas ss. of .sa. sa ~ y. ):
mitied sntn sftsr t6e explrAtioa Of the two weeks
Given ulder my hand 81 the city OF Warrington.
this ihiftieih daV If May, ant Domlni, one ihou-
sand eight hu drd and sixty,tw
By the rrssident: --
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
N. EDnUNps,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Notics b PrsemIsion Clasaants.
Every perssu entitled to the right Of pre- emptiou
TO any Of the lasds within the townships and % a
Townships above ensnerAted Il required " estsblish
the same TO the satafscton Of the Rs Giser and Re
ceiver Of the land eicr ard maze payae.t therefor
prnctic. .bie ar seeing this notice, and be-
fJre the day appoiated for the oi the
public sae th. lards embracing the tract claimed
otherwise such claim will forfeited
J. n. EDMUNDS,
Commissioner Of the General LAID Omcs.
Noru.-Usder the resulstious Of the Departmset
- heretofors and now existing, no payment oau BE-
made for advertising Ivoclamatious, except 10 such
Publishers ~ are Yeraiy axi,ed to publlsh By tbs
Commisuiouer Of the General Land Ofhoe.
iuae l3-W13w
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

Just arrived . direct importation Per steamer
DENT Of Mavine, Opera, fiald Glasses, and Tsle.
,oopes which will ssli very little above the cost
ID fsrls As u the qualities, there are none sups.
rior TO 10 had, having bsen selected purpossly 1Or
this market. Also, large and well assorted stock
), Opsin ulaasas Microscopes gold, Bilver sad stsei
,peotsoss and Eye ulssses, sulled to the sight by
certificates TO be seen At ny ofioe from gentlsmsn
shs have been suited Ut my old establishment.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
% IL d r OSALs FOh ~ AD.


ORDsAxos OyyIcx, wAa DxrAn,nExr,
Washingtoo, May 80, ls69.
Proposals will be received BY shl. Department
until p IN, on the evening Of the 4th Of June, for
the delivery at the following Arssnals, ~ soon ~
possible, Of
5000 Tons Of Lead, as Jollotps:
Al the watsrvlist Arst nal, West Troy, New York,
,,Atths New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New
AZ tie Alltsheny Arsenal, Pittsbursh, Psnnsyi
wanna, ,OU0 tons - -
AZ ths 81. Louis Arsenal, st. Louis, Missouri,
900 tons.
The lead must bs Galena, or other American,
brands. .. n ~ - -
upwards. =
Bidders will stass sxpliOitly the time and amount
F.iuis to deliver st specified time will subJso.
TIE contractor 70 forfeiture Of the amount to b. dc
Parties obtaining contracts will be required TO
enter into bonds with proper sureIes for M faithful
The Department reserves TO Itself the right to re-.
ject any bid. .
Proposals. will bs addressed as follows: Gen. J.
W. RirLEr, Chief of Orinance, WsshingtOn, ID. G.
aud should bs endorsed " Pr0posalI for Lead"
ma 2l-
ORpsAHoE OPyIcE, May n, 1902
The quantity Of lead required BY the above I'd
vertiseInent Ii reduced 10 one, third OF the above
The proposals. y extended TO the lth Of usnst, iSSI
JAS. W. RIPLEY,
June 10 Brksdisr General
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
Greatest BARGAINS Yet

Greatest Bargains Yet
EXTRA SILVER PLATED COMPLETE TEA
episcss, best quality, $3.50 nett. .
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED CASTOR, ,
sFsnoh gls. bottles, o, sAso, sS 90, to $3.50
EXTRA SILVER PLATED. OLIVE THREAD
| ED TABLE SPOONS,
~ dosen.
EXTRA slLvER-PhATED. TIPPED TABLE
Ss rer dozen.
EXTRA SGIyE siIyEf ffstE fIstEfR, E3.Kass. .aKassEAD.D'
s4pse doseu. ..
EXTRA S'1''*-frsAssp' rosns. ''rr.0 TABLE
os&a ..,......
EXTRA 4ieFy5 isEFFyy5.shATseE ssb 4aRESBAkbs.r E1SBA bsroo.'
~ Sossn. 10, ~
HEAVY sIIvFhRrhA5SP {dE FYEcHp,s ,sou'Ls WALL
L,Ige dze, best quality. beautifully engraved and
oha'si only 20, $50 and so.s for sxtrs qsslity.
FINE sILvrR.PLATRD CUPS, MUS, COB.
LETS, sALT STANDS,
onlySl sach-rstail price, a.
6ILVER-rLATED MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS,
u cts, sAoh.
sILvRR-PLATED BUTrRR-KNIvEs,
70, 81, and " ots- saah.
We are Agents for the Sale OF
noCLAlNs CELERRATEB
Ooooanut and Quinoe-seed
Hair. Oils.
COLO9NtsS, EXTRACTS, so.
Christiana's C0lOsnsA Extracts, &s.
wORSLEY's PREMIUM
HONEY, PALM, ALMOND. AND WINDSOR
Toilet Soaps.
... ALSO.
TAYLoR's FANCY SOAPS.
Put up in Family Boxes, to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail. .,...
Also, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of whioh We offer at the Manufaoturers'
PRICES, without any freight being added.
The Trade, Dealers, Housekeopers and Ped.
lars are respectfully solicited.
We guarantee to sell ut New York and Phila.
delphis prices, or perish In Tie aiism,pt.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
DENTISTRY.
L NJ. LOOMS. M. d..

Ths inysntor and pseatee Of the Mineral Plat,
Many persons can war thsek teeth Who oaino
wssr others aud no person cAn wear others Who oaA
Persons calling at ny ofAoc cau be aeoonuodAtsl
with any style and pffoe Of Teeth they may desire
bat 70 those Who are particular aud With the pursst
seanes strongest and most perfect dsnture that or
warfaatsd. .- : :
Rooms n this city--No. sss Pennsylvania avenue
between Ninth and Tenth streets. Also, o07 Arcl
street, Philadelphia. ..0. I'|, usylS--ly
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

Nh. LOCK WDOD conttnuss the pras-
u toe Of DentIstyy, 10 the Waahiugtou BIildiug,
corner Psnnsylvania avenue and Seventh street.
Having praoticed In the South nearly hn,een years
e feels sasrIrd that hs can give sstiRsstou 70 any
Teeth inserted On vuLoANifl, Runnns, or Co.'s
PLAfl, Chloroforn administered when dssirsd.
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

NEW AND slMPLIsIED METHOD
~ FOR PIANO FORTE AND SINGING
PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOLOWSKl
Pianist and Composer has retuInet
irum the London Exhibition, and
op- ms 8 course ior ,he Piano Al Sing RXTH
hg by his New and simpiiiet Method. ~ Z ~
By Prof Wslowskis system, n persOn having only
u slight knowl dge Of music will be en- bed In !
very sdort lime 10 read music with great f,ciiity
and execute Npsraiic well ~ classical mu.c with
rare perfection. As 10 the vocal part by hi, way u
vOcalizatiol he arrives at mo extraordinary re
SUIT renders the Voice pswerfal, aud enables the
-iGger To vooslize with faclitY, accuracy hnd hns
quality Of toe, Profess = WolOw ski receives ylsi
tors daily from Till Oclack IN, 1t his rasidenoe
No. i5I, T-nih street, between u and y iva I'm
The national Republican., 1862-07-12
nAs L = L A . DIS
- Anti-Hheumatic Band

- Anti-Rheumatic Bandl !
PERMANENTLY ogans
aHsOkAf7Sk, in us sarsosn forms,
0OU7 osd kkURAL8LA,
sTUYNkxs ~ NER VoUH EySC71ONS,
IMPURn7ks q ~ BLOOD,
~ " ~ Aces q Anusy.
TN ooavsnisntly arranged BANJO or BzLf, coo.
taining nedioated compound, 70 be worn aloand
the body, about the waist, s3uALLI AsSEoTne ALI
elLAOss s1sry TO the Ssa dslioals perooa.
BY this treatment, the medioinA propsrtiss con.
lainsd 10 the BAND, being Of Aiekly srossaiie and
oodhls naksv, and capal< Of being raadls abssyted
ArotoA Ae pores q " sLsn, GONE into dtrAa cGAa with
the Blood and orN.rai ciresldo~, without hnpt paM
lnG through the prooesa OF digestion, which would
tend not only u detrsct fOm their curative powprs
but 70 impair the internal organs and deEarge The
digestion alsvthss avoiding the Svursoss s6sds %
p~tea cure by p~ryns and e9u,linn0 " eircsAfsN a
~ vsl Ganti aA rs<toring ~ paru dJsat 10 As.,A,
nsiusOn. This BAND y alo soa posszfd Asri
MEnoUsiAL AoxRf." aud will sively rdsss the sys
tam IRON IL psrasas0 qfNh.
Aodsrats 6aaes arv oiFsd n few days, and ~ arr
constantly rsoshing vssssst<l testimonalsto ~LlsL
~ invb4 iaspsa1io6 o. oar odce-of thcif snoasy h
aSErystsd s:ss, o. lsss ssn1..g.
d, a 81 sIpsa svayvhers, with Il assssss1 1.
svadiaaS, ffoo tbs psinctpel once Of
0.sMIrH 90, frorristors,
- 48l Broadway, Nsv Yost.
n. 6.-Dssatsztss civcslAvs sssu trss.
~ ThAs haSd VII not iatsr1rrs with the sotdisrs
dstass. Asvlb-ly
The national Republican., 1862-07-12

couparisoa o. prioes viii convince all that ws sfs
aow selling the best and Shsapsss goods In ear line
that ean be found In any houss the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-26
Proceedings Of the House,

CONTINUED from First Edition.
Mr.. Bnghsm-The statement which has race,voS
cfedance al over the land Is characterized by ths
gtntlem Al - fdsehoCd. know the f,ct bsss ,use
II has teen published In the newspapers and 1
have never seen II contra iicted.
Mr.. Bingham introduced an amend nent which
was Asfeed ~, prohibiting any person connected
With the army and navy frou returning fugitive
slaves.
Several ineG ctual motions were made 10 adjourn
by the opI'Onsnis - the bil..
The bill finally passed. as follows -
lcds.-hessrs. Aliti. %, Allen, A mold, Ash'ev
BAObitt, Boxer, Baxter, Bamal, Bingham, Blair,
Mo-, Blair, Pa, Blake, Bufhntln, Chamberlain
= ark, COltsN, r. A. Colk i'g, R,-coe & mixing,
Conway, CovOdc Clter, Davis Oven, Edgt non,
Edwards, ElUt, Ely, Fesstnden, Franchot FRANK
GOoch, Goodwin, Granger, g irey, Haze, Han
ohtn, Harrison II opir, Hut 1hns, Julian, Kelly
ktlluFg, III Lansing, iOms, Lpveioy, NJ Kntght
McPne sln- Mitchell, Morrill,, Me, Nixon, Odsi,
PAuen, Phelps, CD, Pike, Ppme-py, Porter, Pp.-
tsr, Rice, Mass, Ri Q, Ne, r idle, Rollins, n II ,
sedgewick Sheffield Sherman, Sl'an, spaulinR,
Stsyer =, Thomas, Mas, Tam, Trumbie Tr,w-
bridge Van Horn, Van Valkenbuyg, " all, Wal
lace, walton, Me-, Walton, VI, wVhbarne
Whistler White, Ind, wlson, Window, worces-
ter-S9.
Nays. IN 'ssrs. Anoonp, Bailey, Pa, Biddle,
Blair, Va, Cl"m-ns, Corning, C-avens, Crisfsld,
Critteldep. pa lap, English, Grider, Hale, Hsr-
ding, Holmsn. huson, Kuspp, Law, LSzear, Lea
~, Lehman, Mall ~, Maynard, Menzie-, Morris,
Nul emit r. ndlet n, Perry, P,ice, RI ling. No /
Steele, n. Steele, N, !; Thomas, Nd; vtll.n-
dsgham, Vibb,rd, voorhees,, Ward. Webster, Wick
LIE, Wood, Woodruff, wight,-I2' Adjourned.
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IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED.
THE GREAT BOSTON FIRE.
Two F,remen Killed.
1000 Bales of Cotton Burned.
Total Loss $4,000.
&c., &C., 30.


F0tress Monroe, EeJ. u Tho steamer Bal
timore, which l,fs here several days age, with am.
munition for the Burnside expedition, returned
from Ha,teras sboui twelve o'clock to-day, having
len yesterday anerncoz.
The burning Of w,n'on by the federal forces s
confirmed
Among the passengers by ,be Baltimore is
ChNrles Henry Foster, who wa3 yesterday reported
killed at winton by the siuthern papers.
The object Of the expedition u the 9th Now York
regimen, was to destroy the railroad bridge on the
Black Water and Chowan river. The enemy, how
ever, were discovered in large force a, wlnton, and
no landing was made. The enemy fired al our
gunboats, and In retaliation the town was sheled.
The election ordered by the Provisional G)yern-
ment Of North Carolina, TO take place Saturday,,
resulted as FAR as the returns have been reserved in
the reelection Of Mr.. Foster 10 Congress. The ordlr.
ances Of the convention were AlsD ratified.
The greater part Of the Burnside expedition were
sill nj Roanoke Island, and General Williams
brigade NJ HdterAs had received orders 10 proseed
there.
The g. r spauldiny let Roanoke island IN Fri
day for Elizabeth CITY, with the prisoners taken
by General Burnside. They were p,roled for OK
change.
The Mississippi, from Boston, arrived here about
neon today.
A are broke out here in the building occupied hy
the negroes opp ,site the hotel, about o'clock this
afSrn, o., which, with al the al dining bull 5in q,
was entirely destroy ed. Tho building we're Of it,
lie value an tie loss Is fully covered by insurance
The Ia ing o. the teegra ph sable was progressing
satiifa 'torily NJ last accounts
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-26
Arrival Of the North star.
FROM PANAMA AND SOUTH AMERICA.

The mail steamer North Star, Capt. Jones,
from AspinwAll the 1'th, with the California, mails
reached her dock yesterday morning. Sac brings
t7o9,2a6 In specie. Late Panama papers by the
North Star contain the following newG- -,
The U. 5. steam frigAie sa-Anac, Capt. Rt ,hie,
AMI II. ID. Ms steamship TermAgant, Capt, Hall,
the latter with $4,000 in specis Tor Europe arriy
cd a, Panama, frs the coast Of Mexico, on the oth
instant.
H. ID. M.'sship Tartar, Capt. Il, yes, sailed from
Tobsgo for the coast Of Mexico on Monday, the iOth
instant.
The U. s. steamer Wyoming s expected soon
from Callao At Panama. She had toved the store
ship FredoniA from Valparaiso 70 C,llso.
The soop-of-wT Cyane was 70 sail from Panama
In about week for Valparaiso.
In reply 70 letter Of inquiry Whistler foreigners
are entitled 70 hold propertyln the ate Of Panama,
the Secretary Of State has published letter, under
the Governors direction declaring that the matter
Ia one exclusively " local Legislation, and In no way
effected by the g. ,mbian Union treaty. All for
eisners, IL concludes, have full right 70 acquire
landed property In the State OF Panama.
Late Advices from Bogo,A and Carthegena had
been received.
The reports differ materially regarding the sue
GEES OF the Conservative AMI Liberal forces, bu,
all agree that Gonzales Csraso has been defeated
by Enso.
The repor, that CarrL has boen entiroly defeated
Is oonrao iced. II Is said, however, that he has 70
some exteht dlsbanded his forces. The news gen
orally leads TO the expectation OF prolopgatlon Of
the war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-26
Tho II,ro of Fort Dou,l.ou.

General SMITH who was promptly 80 promoted
~ Major General OF Volunteers Tor his bravery
at Fort Dontlson came very near being sIcri-
G,,d TO the clamor Of the Western aboliionists,
who doclaim,d against him as thoy still con.
tLue to do against MCCLELLAN. General
SMIrH was nioknlmodhy these gentry as PA
DUCAn SMITH, and their influence was suf-
Gcirtly great TO prevent his confirmation as
rIitSdi,r General by the Senate, but on the
roucs,Ltation Of Generals GRANT aud Mo
C.EESASp, determination was endorsed almost
IN the very owe Of the battle.
Cereal CHARLES FEhGusuN SMITH is now
about co years ol' but is still full Of &c .iylty
and .,a. lie Is native of Pennsylvania, ami
West Poin' graduate of the class of 1925. lls
first served in tho Artillery, but from 1929
N the breaking out Of the Me Xican war, he
tiled the p,si Ion Of Instructor in Infantry tao
lies at the ACADEMY. He then entered the
Mexican arm' ar Captain, Aud won three bre-
ycts for gallant services in tho field. In 1878
b. was spp' intcd Acting Inspector General IN
MNicl. A. tho braat x out # our civil war,
he held the rank OF L.out. Colonel In the Regu.
lar army.
He row leafs the aiyauco division Of the
Union army in West i,ur, 500, and will, nc
doubt, hlly sustain his Jeputatoa and the On.
idsrce repCsed in him /, the people. lie is q
strict discip linaIian, and b,sndsxibls and order
y mode q regulating Affairs made him very un
popular for while with unhsdgod western vol
unteer ,ficers and newspaper letter writers
He has the confidence, however, OF the soldiers
whs, after all, like to DO governed, and thu
fire ttat we are told lighted the eyes Of tn
grey haired general as he led the storming par
ty at Fort Donslson, will not lessen their tAiti
As they follow him to now victories.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-26
Congressional Proceedings.
xxXyIIth CONGRRss-scnate.
Rlr-t Session.

Washington, FEB 25.-On motion Of Mr.. Fes-
setdon me the motion agre,ilI 10 the report Of
tie Cymmitttc o. Conference IN the Trearity N g.
Bill WAS recon sidered, aud the Sen ate disagreed to
the reports and the bill was recOmmitted 10 the
Committee ~ Coz f4rencc.
M. Chandler IN ch pr, Sc ltsd petit m asking
thai John q. Ffomin M 10 appointed Lieutenant
General ofths army.
Mr.. Wade tOnoj from the Committee Of crri,or-
les reported back tire bill for tie oscIpau a and
cult sston II certain cotton lands posse-ion Of
the uitci States.
NJ. Hale a.. II fIe eel an amendment limiting
tie appropriati 70 8g0,IO0. Adopted.
On motion If Mr. ID ottls, tbs bin was post
ppntd TIL tomorrow, and made the special order.
M. Trimbull u y moved T. take up the bill for
We corii'cAtion 81 the property Of rebels. He nd
there w.s pressing necessity, Within a 70 weeks,
the property ola rebel General In this city had
been pold, and the proceeds transmitted ~ him,
viii q We were sitting ere and imposing paper
currency on sui ring gulliers.
The Dl vas taken mp, AMI some verbal amend
mci,t- made, when the morning hour expired, and
h" chair g'!ltd NJ the Pcs,,. order, the Starke
cnso
Mr.. Trumhu,l novel; 20 postpone the special
order, ard continue THE constellation Of tis bi J..
Agreed & yeas ~ nays H.
Mr.. y umnull said the bill W. ,cr'l,ed ~ ar ct
the IeIty ~ thuso who ave- Mt under the iurs.
diytion n the United S,Ntss At tris time, and g.
NV Ia uel change o. unclnstiuUpnAlity ri could
not ieit the estate q traitors except during lie.