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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
General Orders.
HzADorARrERs laPAHrEFsT ~ TRY GrLy. I
- IN L.. !. L-ll I

NHw FSss, Dee. Is. ls9!. .
GENEHAr ORDERs, No. lOb.-All military aud
civil officers Of this DoItmen. who are eusgcd IN tho 90.
reru.suoe Of public Of any character VIII have
~ othor PERSONS sngg-i such works charged w,h the
direction Of saeh property ~ report & 1hs's
,os smp,oved Go.ep,i6n Of hs property bold ,na 10
authority upon which proceeiings have oesn hafd, 10
claims for corI en,''ion io1 ,y.u ' - i.3 !, 80
LesdqiAIiers ,.c.. p,,Fs
RICHARD 3. lEwis. Lieut. Col. A'i,. Ai's.Vea.
msJOfGen Bank, yesterday i.usa the following 'ideni
HEADQuASTEEs DErAHrEESr - TnE Grtv}
GENERAL ORDERS no. ilO-L All tho telegraph lines n
t Department ac placed under the Pfoee.oa Of TIE Gov
b. order, rom the Wsr Department Charles s. Balsey
al tsleTsTh Offices ard ms,e,ia. IN this Department
Commanding ohcerl vii aiioTd tue reee'ATy AID for the
protection sud repair OF the lines.
H. All house IL New.Oresus which have been taken pot
session Of for tie Government will be- Immediately turned
aver 10 .ucb ocer Of the Qdsriermate Department
Col s. b. Hohbid Chief Q1agtefmA'isf may dessnsto and
nh houses not be occupied hsre.f,. sIc.pt by III. a.
snneLt IN to exceed the regulation allow snce Of
qusrtefs a.. p.,,vs
RICHARD H. IRWIN Lieut Colonel, A,ssiant Adt General
HKADQuARrgR. DEPARTMENT oy TINS GuLy
New Odesls Dec. II. 1862. :
the United states viii DO and hers0y Suspended
By eommsnd q MsJorGsn. BANKS.
RicH1RD b. LAWN. Lieut. Col, Assistant Adj General
HEADarARrERs, DEPARTMENT up rRK Grryl
EW-bHtEANs, Dec. 10, llsI
GESYRAL ORDERS No. lOg-All public sales Of
property ts U4ted States suspended un
l.thel orders.
ny command q MsJ Gen. BANKS.
RICaARD -. iRwIy. Lieutenant. Colonel a. A. General
HBABQuAHIEHs. DTr,E1AEST OF THK Cur,
Ngs.OKLEAss Dec. 10. 1907.
GEyrRaL ORDERs No. ll2.-The commander Of
ever District Brigade Post esfsie Regiment Detlch.
asLt wi'lu tie limits q tL4s Del viii at once end
these feldquarfA cons1daisd morning report Of hi,
the dog lcotus that which this order
received by Lin
SIMILAR report mus. be made hereafter the 10th, goth
and lot dry Of every month.
All nde eud,u, Commander win bs he'd responsible for
the prompt rendition 90 these IspoTs viii prom
from tlri subtT jiuaie Commander.
Immediate TsqI.on w4 be- bdo on these Head quarters
:oT three nOans supply " The form Of blank morning
repors.
Ey command MAJOR GsSEeAL BlsKs.
hCHtRD y. InwiH
Lieutenart- { "a. onel Assistant Adu,snt.Gener-l
OFYicE PHOy0sT MAHsnAL 6FSFEAL o. IJrtsItSs,
EEw-OHIgAss Dec. H.. liik.
BY direction Of Tie Commanding general, notcs hereby
given that the time Of departure Of rsgseso saenis aud
others have procured passes At ts od.c bcyond
te lines Is poitpOned oE ten days Due notice ~" DO gwen
Of the tinIe Of departure.
fOgAs VI. FnKycm,
Provost Marsha. General, LOUISIANA.
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Asscssmonis or Rebels for the Relief OF the
Poor-Applica,icns for Passes 10 sbc
Confederate LINES Reception Of the
Presidenrs Messnge-ArrivM Of Gen.
Eanis-Eiow the People Like the Chnnac
Fudge Peabody 20 fpnuguratc IA Civil
Huic,
From Our Special Correspondent
NEw.OHLRAss. Dec l6, 1862
General order No lO5, issued by Gen. Butler, ar
sessng certain sums cotton brokers for the support
OF the poor published the morning Of the day
the Cahawba sailed, and was accidentally published
incomplete. The order contained two schedules, A
and b. B only was published Schedule A contains
the names Of those who subscribed one and quarter
million of dollars for the defense of w-Oreens,
and are assessed in sums varying from $l7 so to
$S5, 900, making $3l27 IS, exclusive of S2S, 300
contained i'll Schedule Is.
The total number Of those who applied for passes
to go beyond the lines is 1903, of which 300 ana
women and 100 children. All those whose narhes,
with A TO IL inclusive are ordered to re.
port themselves gu board steamer a. Hickoks Land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29

4 worthless fe,low named Geo. Fsrnum wrote
from Ia Crosse 10 EX-(iov. Randall, Assistant Post
master-G eneral, Offering him 800 in casa for an
appointment. The reply speaks for itself;
PosrOgUcE DEr4RTsEST, AsssrAN1'' ogFios
WARRINGTON. ID. G., Dec u 1861 )
SIR: Tho inc'osed copy Q. letter which receives W
dav Nfs, changes me.itet shall Axe them wiino
10 r-r.opa interests or local conttoyeEses But ~
tie Il % e understood that not 10 De spT roached st9
e manner OF dis letter. lou will it 10 % psoAshses
Wiz '"'' Ve,,~,-,iv &c f"f ALIEN W. RANDALL.
To posiuastsf La Crosse, Wis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29

DE,rHs or SoLpIERs ~ THE FREDERICK Hosrs
rAL.-The following are the names Of soldiers who
died n the |. ). Hospital Ut Frederick, Md. during
tho past TWO weeks ending Dec. %, 1902,
Nm. q bb, Nni Madden. Lewis Henry Janes Rss1
stephen kiu. Mayburry Smeck Alien Gsmilel T. c New
ton Daniel Bent :. ~ Moore d McCracken, F. kno1
". Ihompson. Wa. schreo, L. Nstchood, " "a T. cray
Simon schecon Peter EIi,on Daniel Cswer, Gcorss Rca'
ari.cn HUH cDeha Josiah Hives, Charles Stress lsn-
uis VIE d. D. Wixon. Darling COnree, W ~ ID Johns, hIH
le.l Cultil John LYins GOOD John Stone john DsIIah
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27
r EG AL NOTICE.

Arthur W.ieott. Clara woleo,t. Nathan Eewson,,
Geo Gill, Price. Ferris 4 10, Gse G. Richardson,
Elihu Turner. Geo u crossmsa, Grinpel 81 Jenkins,
Rskrsm, Fay nfer payta Lppencptt, Hunter Scott,
Janes KeAt Saptee Co VIM Gray don B Co, Lint,
Brother A. Go Abbott Jahns Co: az
You are hereby notified that there 10 now file IN
the ofnre Of the Clerk OF the District Cenft al Lee
county, lowe NJ Fort Msdison the petition Of Elixur
Wpicot claiming Of yoa, Arthur woicott, the sum Of
Seven Hundred and Seventy Dollars, with interest
from June 7h 1854 Al tho rate Of ten psr cent per
anhum, payable annually. at same tse money hsf-
~ due him from yon, Arthur Woicott, prorpis-
sorry motel ard claiming against all Of ycu the tore-
closure Of mortgage. given BY the sale Noico. 10
the payment OF said nete oil The easesiy half OF
lot in block GO The ely 81 keriuk county or Lac
and state OF Iowa.
Nov, unless You appear and defend tberetoon orbe-
fore CT the second dsy OF the pestteYm Of said
court commencing a ~ be holaen the third Nom
day afMass lr6e at Fert Madison. default will be
entered against you and Judgment rendered there
on. claimed ineres and "a ssIi: sso
decree cutting of and foreclosing AL ,enr rights In
othe equity OF redemption OF the said property
Ne personal claim Ii made AgaiEst any II you
cept said Arthur Noicott.
kcGRARY 4 BRUCE,
frhat-dlm Atty's for pftE.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

Arthur Welee.t, Clara Weleost. Nathan Ns~aon,
George II. GIL Price, fbrris Il Co, Gee Rich
ardsoE, Eilhu Turner, Geosge II crossnan. Grin
neil Il lenkins. pcgsam, f6y alter Dsv h, Lpp<n-
colt, Hunter Rcett, James Kent, Esntee 4 Co, VIM
Graydon Co, Lind, Brother 4 Co, Abbott, Johss
A. Co.
You are hereby notified that there ia on Gle IN
the once OF the Clerk Of tbe District Coun Of Lee
county Iowa, At Fcrt Madison thr petition OF Elfyur
W0iectt, Executor OF The estae " Kiln worcit de-
eeAsed esiasiaR Of ssn. AnhuY Moleoets Tho sMR u
Thirteen Hundred and TIVE six Dollars, sjih inter-
est on The frm hsy 18TH 1853 The rate OF ten
per cent per annum. - money Justly due ona prom
ssnry nat@ for said sa which note raid sstats hiss
paid for said Arthur wolceu; snd claiming Of yen
all ihr foreclosure OF mortgage given by said Woi
Cot, TO said note, The easteriy bali OF lot
four In block twsnis-npe In the city u keokuk Lee
county, lows.
Row, unless yon appear and plead theys.o on or be-
fore Of the second day u the next Msy term OF
said to be begun snd holden at Fort Madison
on the third Monday OF May, le62. Judgment will
be rendered sgHinsi yep BY default Tor shs amount
claimed, tnteIeft AID costa and decree cutting on,
ts.sns and fnreelesing AL your rights In ard 10 the
equity IT redemption OF ssd proFTrtys No te.sesst
81 i'm 10 ado sfaiIs any ~ but Arthur eeus.
McCRAKY BRUCE.
fsb94-dim Atty for Pf'tr.
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.HER1FFs SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, LEE CopATY--sS
ny virtue 81 execution 10 me DIRECTED ,tstaed py
the Clerk or tbe District Court OF said tornt I'm ssoI
Of William Coleman and agnirst Curit Tenn emo
ID. smith, Ihay~ levied upon, and wttfftil 70 the
highest bid dss nj the trent door OF the Eiefk once
q the District Court Of Lee county. Iowa ~ soank
In said county, on the 18th day of March, u le62,
bet th1 h, urS Of O'Clock n. end O'Clock p
m. Of said day common cing Of 2oclock M The fol-
low Ing property, tn-xit: Let Din block ~, lot IN
bfck Q5 lots and In block ib7 lots and In block
81 except 10 set 81 street by 20 feet des on the
end Of said lot lAts and In block CT, lot
In block t5 lot in block J. all In the city of Eco
lnk Also pafi Is thf northwest quarter 81 section
twelve fIel toNhnhip Es nayth range west. begin
ming al the u'hwesi fthe northwest quarter
~ said section running hci echr The line dividing
the northeast quarter and The Bnilrest quarter 0f
said section 70 rods u The eenter ., TIE laid cat
aud proposed Grand Avenue fftm heelul to Mont
rsses tArs north along the centre Of ssid Assnue
90 DDS thence wests0 reds 10 ssid line thence
aleng said line 90 rods 10 the beginning; con.
tanning In sif ten acres.
Taken and levied npnn an the rropert, OF y Smith
10 sattSfy said writ OF executor
N. @. HEDGFs, 5fa
fehs-dlm Sheriff Lee county. G4a
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

TO Jas Walsh, Edward r waisL, Margaret " 4ish.
Mary F steen. MARY Arabeila sicen, Mary r Yore
and VIM Yore. her hrsbspd Margaret Yore and
sno Yors her husband ALE, Grssory Gsarss
known heirs and iceatees OF John O'Roufk III deesas
ed, tdefcndantsl.
You are hereby severaIly nosined tiat there V
lle In the Clerks efce OF the District Canrt Of
Lee county. Iowa, Ut Keokuk, petition 10 equity
brought by John Augustus Durkee against you, pray.
Ing TO have mistake corrected IN the original deed
OF partition between John O'Rcurke and Patrick
walsh doth decascdl OF certain lots and Ian is
drawn by them ne tenants In common in Share No.
~ the Decree Of Partition OF the Half Breed Tract
in Lee county Iowa and 10 decree the West half Of
lot eight fE In block Upe hundred and six HOG In
Keuknk. iowa, to have belonged tunder said deed of
partition, TO Patrick Walsh, md the East half OF SAID
lot eight 1871 To have belonged 10 John QRourke; a.
praying cr the rmatnn Of the East hall OF said
lot eight t8 in petitioner. no claims the same under
deeds from John O'Kourke, and Ahat the heirs o. law
Of said Patrick Walsh, decenEed, and OF said John
O'RouFke, deceased, be forever sirplHd and barred
from setting up claim or title In aud w lot eight
Ief or any part thereof, except under aud through
said partition deed, prayed to be corrected and
tabsAea By the decree Of said Ccur and also for gen
erai relief.
Now each OF the above named defendants are re-
CURED 10 appear and Ibis petition by Of
The day Of The next tenn of said court, 10 be
held on the first Monday Of September, lee2, At keo-
sheuld rot be granted deUrrs prayed fer tAsEa
n. SCOTT HOW'LL.
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
The above II . copy or the notice file which was
approved by the court tbs Nh OF February, 1861,
and ordered 10 be pubshed In the Daily Gate City,
= newspaper published At Keokuk Iowa, FOR ak co n
secu.ve weeks.
Witness ms hand and seal Of Court, this
e.. March i4th le6t
ERIE j. LEIGH,
Clerk Of District Court.
BY EDWARD MUM, Deputy.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To james W. Plpkin, Augustus Cook, John Esry,
4. e. strong. Day pre-:
uu. and -seh IF y-a- hereby nntined that there
Is on e III rHt tire Of tf+k 81 HE District
Court Of Ice Cuunty. lows nj Ftt Madison iition
Of fi,rsm Barney claiming OF yen. James " Piptn,
The OF seventy Ave dol1aYs wifh per cent i'm
Mortgage made by yon 10 Charles Massn, and since
ssslgned to said Hiram Barney dated December I7th,
1853, also cismnr against each 81 you ihr felosEvS
of sxid Mortgage, the same being Lot No. nine
t In block No. one hundred and lofty -four GAO IN
Tbs city Of keokuk Lee County, le~s FIR the purchase
money, and further asking for Kac Of said premises.
aud eeLeral relief.
And unIess you appear and answer said petition
before nosn Of the second day Of the next term or
said Court, 10 commerce III Fort Madison the 7rd
Monday May, A. u. 1859, default will be entered
against yOu and judgment rcntefed thereop prayed
for in said petition.
NOBLE Il STRONG
feb25-dIm Attorneys for PLAINTIFF.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.
Early, Augustus Cook, G. G. strong, Day

and Bro:
You, and each 81 you hereby notified thst there
file IN The office of the Clerk Of the istrict
coar Office County, lows n Fort sdison. petition
81 Hiram barney Ella Hs at lnn sril the sutn
~ one hundred and fits dollars With ten per cent.
interest per annuna, payable annually AZ ne! due
Mortgage made by 10 ChsyfsNs snts since
assigned said Hiram Barney dated Sept e0tL 1884,
aso clsimtnx sgsnst each OF YOU the foreclosure OF
said MaEtgege. the same being upon Lot Ma Seven
~ In block hundred and fpFty efht isrl in the
city Of keoknk. Lee Conntyt lows, for the aresse
money. and further asking fer sale OF said premises,
and general relief.
And unless You apear and answer said petition on
hefnre OF the s~scnd deg u the OF
said Court, to commence al Fort Madison The 3rd
Monday OF May A. ID. 1e62 default viii be entered
you and renter+d thereon prs, ed
for In sNid petition.
NOBLE STRONG,
feta5.-dim Attorney foE Plaintiff.
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March is-dsw
r EGAL NOTICE.

TO Harvey Findlfy and Abel Findie,
or and zach Of tnn, RTe hereby netifea thGtIhere
is now on nir The Office OF the Clerk II the District
Gout Lee county. Iowa, al Fori Madison, aetiiion
Of Hiram larnss, claiming 81 you The sum ni Sax
Hundred Dollars, With ten per cent Interest per M.
mum, pay abie annually. ss money due Cd Mortgage
made BY 10 Charles kssan. snd since assigned 70
said Hiram Barney. dated April 18th, is, also claim
nx against esch Of you the foreclosure 81 ssfd Mort
rage, the lame being upon the Northeast quarter OF
the Southeast quarter Of Section Eighteen Us Town
~, lows for the purchase money aud fnrihsr MktpE
for sale OF said premises, md gesersi relief And
unless appear and answer said petition on OF be.
fore neon the second day Of the next term Of ssid
court 10 commence at Fort NHdiaon on the I'd Mon.
day OF May, A d. 1859, default will be entered
- NOBLE q STRONG,
msrll-d Atty for Pi'tin.
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NOTICE.
aarI4-d

To Rober French, Sarah French, Josiah Eaines
John l. Str yker, William God, Georpe Hr.
Grsry, ExecatsF OF the estate OF Edward Roynton,
deceased, Thomas w Clagest, Fsyetie kndd 4 Co.
Hiram barney. David weliihaE, David Barber, Geo
Packer, Geo Anderson Co.:
You and each OF you are hereby notified that there
IL Ole In the ONCE Of the CLERK Of the District
Court Of lee county. Iowa, II Foit Madison, pesi.
ton OF Cyrus IL. Wright. claiming OF you, Robert
French the sum Of Ten thousand t&I0 0o0) Dollars,
with per cent interest per snnuln payable Annu-
ally. money dne three promlssory notes. execu-
tes BY you and secured BY Mortgage made HI yor 20
sHd Wright. also claiming against each OF You the
foreclosure Of said Mortgage, he pnioe being upon
the undivided one third part Of thiri. Of land
more described In said petition. si,nu
ted in Lee county Iowa for the purchase money aud
further asking sale al fad premises snd general
relcf And nnlesa you appear and answer said ret-
ton before OF the sscond day Of the ps ~
term Of said court, 10 commence nj Fort Madison on
the ID Monday Of Nay, A. ID 1862, default will he
entered against you and Judgment rendered thereon
~ pray ed for in said petition.
NOZZLE q ETK0fG,
marIb-d Atty Il for Piainsn.
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msrli-d
TRUSTEES SALE.

II
Whereas, Clark n. Robinson, of the State Of Ohm,
on the " third day Of August A. D. foue exeeu-
ted and devered to Deed Of TTast. for the pay
ment OF certain sum a. money therein mentioned
the following described lots. pieces and parcels
Of land situate lying snd being In the county Of H.n
cock and State al ilinas. t0-wit Lnis No seven il
eight e, sine To-. ten IOl eleven IN and sixtsen
Iisl, In block thirty ave lssl lots fourteen III NJ
Teen ISL and sixteen Ii6) IN block tweE'y- s5I
iota three Isl four I4l and ISL In block eighteen
isl lots Ten Il01 and eiesen on. Ia block :. snty
six 26) all in Reeves. narkee sanord Co ssddifion
u 0ukwooA end sssuailtnI. Hancock county state o.
Illinois, which said deed ID recorded in velntSr nine
fg) Bonds and Mort sFes ~ the Fecorda OF ssid
county pf Hancock on pages three bnhdTee and niy
two 1851 and three hundvcd and nffy three tJ55l
Now, by reason Of default having been made BY
said Clark H. Robinson In the performances of the corr
dtioRs OF said deed, and the ymtnt Of the MONIES
therein specified, saturday the eth day OF April,
A. D, 1862 between the houss of o'clock .. m ana
: O'Clock p. m on said day, WILL by virue Of said
deed proceed sell the property above described at
public the highest bidders In ronS oil The
Post once In The city ct HAMILTON. for Cash
feugY-d j. A. UuRKEE.
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NOTICE.

n
To Mccrscken, Executor Of The estate Of John
C0unwrieht decoaaed, ~ escs s Cehrtwright. u rah
Court wright William Ccurtwright, Abnor Court
wright. Phoebe Weir and kamus Weir, hairs q
fRw Of John CeaYtw right, deceased, Jonas Conk-
ling:
You, and each OF you, hereby notified thst there
IL Ole IL the once " the Clerk " the District
Court or Lee county. Iowa. Ut Fort Madison, petit
ton 81 Edward CoartwriGht, claiming Of yon, A. I.
McCvacken, executor Of the estate Of John Court
Hundred Dollars, with interest, MS money due on
Mortgage made by thu said John OOartwrtkhs 70
clsinlhs sgsinst each ~ zen ms foreclosuse Of
said Mortgage, the same being upon land described
therein, lying and beieg In Lac essnty lows ferthe
premises, and general relief. And unless appsar
and answer said petition or before noon Of the
second day OF tho next term Of said Ccsrt TO COM
mepcc al Fart Madison the ~ Monday Of Maya
d. 1869, default will be rntercd against you, and
Judgment rendered thereon prayed for ir said pe
ton. NOkLk STRONG,
maslS-a Atty for Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-03-27
GAMUEL POLLOCK,
Wholesale and R etatI
& H q q III r +.
HIS MAIN STREET,
novli-d KEOKUK, Iowa,
r livery STABLE,

II VERY STABLE,
First -. bet. Main and JohneoA.
HORSES. DUGGIEs and CARRIAGES Of tbs best
ctass always ready for hire.
Horses bearded by the day week prices suis
the times.
Transient customers accomm odated.
Orders for the Omnibus to to aud from the Rail.
roads and Steamboats, left at the Stable the DeminG
House, will be promptly attended te.
dec lOd v. yANORSDAL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-22
AFTERNOON REPORT.
Progress of the Fight at Is
land No. 1O-General Pope
practicing a little decep-
ton = From the East =
Nothing Important from
Fort Monroe.

ST LOUIS, March 2Ist.-The Republi-
cans special, dated Island No. 10, yester-
day, says cannonading by gun and mortar
boats continued all day Wednesday. All
the guns but one in the upper battery, on
the Tennessee shore, have been silenced,
and one gun on the Island dsmounted.-
Shells from the mortars are constantly fall
ing in the rebel camps and batteries, and
numbers have been Killed and wounded,
aud were being carried away on litters. A
large number of loaded wagons are leaving
the Tennessee shore, from which it is be-
lieved that preparations are being made for
the evacuation of the forts. The large
floating battery of the rebels has been
moved nearer the head of the Island.
Gen. Pope allowed a rebel gunboat to
approach within so yards of a masked bat
terry, on Tuesday, and then suddenly killed
fifteen of those on board. He had previ-
ously allowed five rebel steamers to pass on
towards New Madrid, and they are now be-
tween his batteries and unable to escape.
Over dozen vessels, including the floating
battery and the floating ram, are now above
POpe's batteries, and will be sunk or cap
tured.
Mr.. Beadle, one of the oldest citizens of
Memphis, arrived here last night and re-
ports bat three rebel regiments now be-
tween New Madrid and Memphis, and they
are stationed at Fort Pillow
The Confederate Government is manu-
featuring pixies at Memphis for new levies,
but less than one hundred men have re-
sponded 10 the call of the Governor The
railroads terminating at Memphis are being
connected so that all the rolling stock can
be sect down the New Orleans Road when
necessary.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Bx RHx \. W LIKE.
Exclusively for the Journal.
zvIIooNeREss- SECOND sEssIoN


WASHINGTON, March IL
SENATE.-On motion of Mr.. Wing the
bill to establish a national foundry was ia
ken up.
Mr.. Grimes moved that the bill be refer
red to special committee of five together
with the bill for an arsenal and armory in
the West
Senate went into executive session.
HoUsE.-The House passed The bill TO
secure to pilots, engineers, soldiers and
crews of gun boats tEseir pensions. s'
s Mr.. Stevens suggested that the House do
not adjourn over tomorrow, as be desired
to devote that day to several measures
deemed important by the Treasury Depart
ment
Mr.. Vallandingham inquired how soon,
in the opinion of Mr.. Stanton, Congress will
be able to adjourn.
Mr.. Stevens replied, that depends upon
how many objections are made to the tax
and other bills. So far as the Committee
on Ways and Means is concerned the state
of business would enable the House to adj
journ by the first of May. Stevens added,
but we must work more hours and perhaps
sit evenings.
The House concurred in the Senate
amendments to the bill for the better regu-
lation of the law of prizes.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the tax bill, Mr.. ColfaA in
the chair.
B The joint resolution was passed authoriz-
ing the Secretary of the Navy to have the
frigate Roanoke iron clad and otherwise
altered and improved at the earliest posi-
BILE day.
The proceedings were confined to the
sections fixing licenses. An amendment
was adopted, taxing wholesale dealers IN
liquors and wines of all kinds at 500 for
each license.
The Committee rose, sad the House adj
journed till Monday.