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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-11-03
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Cavalry Horses Wanted.

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The sun., 1862-03-07
Archbishop uu.he. and the Pap.c,.

TIE Paris correspondent of the London STAR
gives currency to rumor that prevailed IN poll.
ticL circles in France, to the effoc. that it w,s
70 use his influence TO elevate Archbishop
HuoHRs 20 the Hoy Soc on the death of the
present Pope who ia well known to be 10 fail.
ing health. The numerous interviews Of tho
Emperor and the Archbishop and th, intim ,to
relations that are known 70 prevail be.woen
these exalted p5rsona,ei may, pifhapr bo tho
only foundation that exists for his rcpo5i; bat
there exists sufficient gIoauls ror believing
that this project forms p ITt of tho real plaas Of
the Fnrch Emperor, who probably secs in it
the ouly prac icable solution Of tbs l'aliau quss
tion, which IA now drawing noar - fiual settle
msnt.
In the first place, there is nothing moro ma,
ural than that two such supeIio; mon az tbs
Emperor and Archbishop sh luld bs drawn "a
each other 10y mutual attraction. or this il
decd, We have suil ,ieut accounts. The Arch
bisf op has boon admitted TO the innor circles Of
tho Tuilerres hs had Numerous Interviews
With the Empress Gnd even bestowed his
blessing on the Prince Imperial, Blt there are
other aud higher grounds than mare &C c'iiontAl
terms # social rell tionship TO give color and On
sistency TO the Iumored protest, and thee oXi,t
in the very nature and fitness Of things. Tne
Archbishop Of New York is known TO DO endoS \
cd with political sasisity Of tho vory highe,
order. Oi his em43eut pic y We " i'll no. spsab
in this conns cIoD, or TIA, alone would not in
husnoe q character lks the French Emperor
The sun., 1862-03-07
Arrival Of the Northern Light

The mail steamer Northern Light arrived
h4re This morning, from AspinwAll the 2bth,
bringing the California mails aud treasure ship
ment OF the llth ult Sac also brings Panama dates
" February "a, and later news from all parts of
q, atTal al South Ann, rca.
General Guardiola, President OF Honduras, had
been assas, mated. The crime Is supposed 70 have
ben nstigAtei 10y high military officer. Tee
President WAS murdered in broad daylight, In his
own Evidence, and by un nicsr OF his body guard,
Pablo Agurcia.
From CArthagana we have couhtmAtiou ot the
news o'ArboelIs defeat 10y the forces Of General
sAuch,l, on the ilM January. lie was forced TO
,tt,re with small portion Of his meH 70 OAliOio
leaving IAyNn H. the 'ederals, which WAS imme-
| iisic'y occupied Dr.. Manual ID. q 'mAcho one u
NbcledA's prisoner, but ow relieved, wAs admin
STEERING tie Government OF the State Of Caaca. Tho
rl,ire news, usual Ia In favor Of the liberal party
| Washing tons birthday was celebrated by the
| AmeIL an residents In Panama 10y dinner at the
| AsTlnwall Hotel. Among those present wers Col
| KGe, United stst,s Consul Capt McDougL, OF
,he 1 5, ship Wyoming Capt. GriEen, OF New
| York, and about hnoeu Of the leading Amerlc Ans
| n the city.
| Mr.. RDggod, AmeIic an Consul at PsAa, writes
" the Panama srAR n cont alct the report thai
Dr.. Sullivan had refused 10 attend the sick ia the
American hospital at alta, In conseq uenee Of hii
aoI having been paid by the American Government
| FOR MOI Q than nine months.
The United States steamer Wyoming, Capt
NcD ugG, arrived at Panama On the 18th February
n hf.een days from CIllao officers and Grew al
"a good health.
| BuaiLess ia Chill Ia reyiving, and the harvest Il
abundant and promises well. Tne mines are salC
| TO he yiec ing better.
| Tho b. itish bark AconcSguN hsd arrived at Val
parst,c, bringing a small steamer for the bay. Il
altitude IS a. south, Longitude 33 O5 vast spok
American bark Black OAK. from New York for Cali
'nrnip, 50 days out on December 10,
From Bolivia the news is more favorable, an
The sun., 1862-03-07
War In the Southxxe.f

Chicago, March CA special to the TRInrNE
from Cairo sAJsthe f'de al pickc,s at Columbus
wore gdiivel in yesterday, 10y the rebel cavalry.
Tle woods in the vicinity the town were shell cd
by the gun"os,s. The rebels He'd.
LIS sTored that heavy cannpnaling WAS heard
At O. lumbus a, O'Clock this morning, In the III.
rection Of New Madrid. TIE rebel army a, ths,
point numbers ipO 600 men, having been Largely re-
iufotcei from Columbus aud Memphis. Tn W also
have eight wooded gInboats.
From late rebel r,pers, we CLEAN tho following;
Tie steamer Cambridge WAS sunk ON the 23d
ulr, near Grand Glaiso. F,r1y-two lives were lost.
Tue machinery from the various woi ikshops ia
Nashville was removed, prior u the evacuation o.
that place, 70 Cha,tAn,o,a.
The poop OF the South are warmly urging and
demanding J,H. Davis 70 take tie field
A bitter 'nttst is going on at Memphis, as 10
WI ether the town better bo burned on the ap-
preach 81 the Federal gun boats.
The sun., 1862-03-07
Michigan Dsmocrn,io slat. Convention.

Detroit Nich March G.-The Democratic
State Convention met in this city yesterday, and
organized by eleoting w. II, Riley, OF St. Joseph
e un,y, permanent President. The attendance
wHs very large. II was deemed eNpsdint to nomi-
nate candidates for State OHioes at this time
Resolutions were pais d, expressive Of the poslti
of the Democracy Of Michigan in the resen, crisp,
promising TO support the GJvernment in all con.
shsu'lonL means to suppress the rebsllion, AID
pppCsing the termination Of the until all r,sist-
auoe To tho Government, everywhere oeases.-
Aboli,orism is strongly denounced, as equally
guilty with southern stcetaionism, and Ihe ppscl
extinguishment Of 10th is hoped tor Also approv-
Tag thc modih, alton OF Gen Frsemonrs proclA-
nation, Secretary Cimeron's report, and the APP
poin.ment Of the present Secretary Of War, as in
dicatons that the President will adhere to the Con
The sun., 1862-03-07
HRw YORK LRGIsLArURK.-se. g.

ABany, Mdrch MIR. Folger introduced a
b'll 10 Irumote the public peace On sunday. II
prohibits the sale OF anything on Sunday except
meat mi I and fisl, and these before O'Clock In
the morning. Makes the violation OF the law a
misdeut auor punishable with hne v $50 for
aaCh H. nee
Mr. Cornell introduced a bill TO Incorporate the
Grand ftrtet and Hoboken ferry railroad Toe
'oipOrAiors are stephen BOgatt, Jas. l., Bsrrien,
wm X Mead, Hicholls Brandt Frelk. Groots,
wm. & Poite-, HsnryP West, Ime- CllNhan,
WIN Thorn, N ises Curry and John ID. jackson.
Tie track is TO be laid nom the East liver at Grand
,trs,t OF Div sion avenue, and Is ~ run thr, yh
liranc, CIosly, Broome Clark. Spring, West,
Watts, Sullivan, o. ard and CAnSl streets, 10 the
II b on ferry. Tue fare is lnited tp three cpntA.
MI Pruy reported for the consideration ~ the
Senate the bin ~ appropriate ten thousand dollars
~ the Troy University.
Tie IN T. grant ten thousand dollars a. the Pso-
ples' Q, l,ege was amended ~ Co take the money
lut oi the general fund and ordered " third
reading
Nj Folger INTRODUCED a bill 10 ooupelNe prisons
4 tie state " keep uited States pri'oners.
The sun., 1862-03-07

Bos'on, March G.-Tho steamer Saxon 70
ports that the steamer s1uih Carolina had captured
TIE rebel steamer Magnolia, while attempting g.
run out ot Mobile. She Lad four hundred bales O,
cotton on board.
The engineer atieppted TO blow her up, but the
e@ ape OF steam only killed himself. TAe Magno-
liA is al'rgs side wheel steamer
Wdh'n9'on, March 6.-InformAtion has reached
1ae Navy Department tie capture Of ,he schooner
Lizzie Weston, with cargo u two hundred aud
ninety bales o' cotton, by the ginboat Uasca. The
captured vessel sailed from Apaachicola, for Ha.
'anA and market. This prise monty from the
Weston will be a handsome sum; the share Of each
seaman On board the Itssca exclusive Of the OH.
oers shares, being one hundred dollars. Our tars
sisreaping iich harvesta from thsss freqoen, sez.
The sun., 1862-03-07

Tho llouse took up tho Senate bill providing
'or The 'reangaii1n Of the staT sttachei h the al
vi-t ms ~ tht |. regular and volunteer service
Mr. blar M explained that the bll prhp1ssl
no tcrehse ~ the army, but allowed certain OH ,or,
70 be d tailed T. staff duty. The passage Of the
mesTite was deemed essential by military a GERS
The hill Was passed.
Tue Speaker laid before the II use a m,snge
from ffesid' nt ncoln. sugRestin the passage Of
a loint resolution prrvdnR for oo-opsrstlon with
any Spte fr the abolition of avery with necunIarv
compersaii1n. The President proposes this as an
suits ,horefr1In.
TIE bill was re'sr,sd to the Committee Of the
Whole n the stAie N the MON.
Tne House went int Committee sf the Nyno!e on
the bill T. regua ate tho franking privilege
Mr. Perry IN. j spoke in opposition 10 extreme
auii--lsveiy measures. lie Wa at lusH b. see
how i was necessary N set the slaves fee NV as
au ally in the suppression u the rebel lot This
was act war ~ tho destruction o' the south, but
FOR the estora,on Of respect every where o. the A.
thOrity ~ the Government.
Mr Davis Penn a reviewed the various shades Of
p0h,oA and the purposes of Political ora ami Aations
He disc ssed the peculiarites and dignity u labor,
and in the course ~ his remarks said, never again
would slavery bee nus the ulntrulling power OF the
1ovsrnment Lat It be known that while we have
heretofore been true " tho lmpromses ~ the Con-
stuu D we no" feel ourselves ah solved q erafrum
10y the fcts ol the armed slaysholders,
MI Kelly tPonu rnse 10 ask the House 10 repair
~ Tar % II oou'd, wrong done 70 friend and
conIttueut Of his, gentleman Of chars, ter aud ia
tegTity. lIcasked that statement from Alex aud er
Cummings, which he had done him the honor T.
address 10 him, be read in reply TO certain part
ufthe report Of the Committee ON Government
Contracts
M. McKiii tKy.l referred to the report, quot.
ing certain articles purchased by Col. Cummipgs,-
such ss cod sh, cheese all straw hats, dc aud in
lulred wheiher Mr., Ksly intended to defend this
In Mr.. Cummings.
Mr.. Kelly replied that M. Cummings kad been
charged Nv the Committee with haviHg one hun
dred and fIry thousand dol 'arH for which Won 1hers
hal lR n al na had haan
given w. the Press, and clnmentd on ly the COM
uuniiy, Il was but fair that Mr.. Cummings should
be heard in his own yinGicaiiun. Mr.. Cummngs'
letter 10 Ar. X! y was then read. Adj iurned.
The substance Of Mr. Cummings' defense above
referred IT, may be found 10 editorial columns
Et,r strN
The sun., 1862-03-07
THE NEW YORK Sun.
FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH Use.


A. car paper goes 90 press We are in poN,s
sion q iafo'mi:i which cannot be made pub
lie bu; .Rici g'-ty uitr .''I g-ITi.sr II pre-
pdro.i~ y,o- re S'.tsrn cdry ign uRicl
rosi i tio = b 4 ,uy .i.e q ne ,riois coua.
iry, ,,ysn In lie Preselt anticipations Of
EXTENDED movements Eyonts a-e crows J.
irs Thick ard fast upon US. and the
the t'st approach OF reasonable weather will be
ssnAliIed by the acquisition Of an immense
stretch Of rebel territory. All tho means now
uied are adequate to the emergency. Tho blow
Is to be uAis 'srs, a. ,csi as T'eiy. aud, with
an overwhelming force A. command, that
fo'ce will be fally used. The days Of Ball Run
hut d,Is seem 10 have happily passed away.
The sun., 1862-03-07

| .. b essniatves, ~ an amendment 70 the Tar
u Thon thu, MEASURE comes up sor consideration.
1ae b.l Il ne, yet printed, bui IL passing through
the Pres a. rapidly a. possible.
The Firanoe Committee Of the ssn.se have struck
out The House appropriation Of hfteen million dol
'arS for the construction OF sunboa,s but the Naval
Commute are urging its restoration.
Chales Henry Poster hvs re,nrned 10 Washing
Ton and again presented bis petition for sea, as
menber from the Second Congressional Distric, Of
North Carolina. The case is before the COMMITTEES
on Elections
The Presid, ,nvs message excited deep inieres, In
tie House today. II was evident that a document
o'such AN important character was no, generally
anticipated. II was referred b. the Committee Of
The WholeGn the state q the rnion in which IL
will ~ sdlk,Ifg essage o' a similar cl.ar.
aeier hRnsmiisf 3SRss' nate was nol read
The President, IN addition g. other officers pro.
mo'ed for gaiani olnduoi has nominated b. "a
d't'Genera Thomas - 10 a haio.-Gonera o. .
fcosgt ,ipn Of his late eminent service. in Ken
"tSy' also Col. HHyey Brown T. be q BigOiier.
camera ~ bre,et; MAJOR A. mold 10 be Lieut.. Col.
oLe by bi,yet Captain Iltdt y he Major 10y bre-
W. h'j'f Tower 10 lie Lieut. G l. by breve,. Capta
"Hen' Clalhh ClJsson, X pbertsou, Blunt Durvea.
ana L'ned'n t. be MAJ rs by brevet, and Frs,
L'eu'eoHrts Mcfarland, ssipley, jackson. Penniny.
''h' steiy' Frank y. Taylor, AMI It'd. L, Ia
Cap'a'ns by breyet.
Captaina Bel, N, Keap, Dupont, GolIt5oroux IN
and fHrasut, were today confirmed by the Senate,
sA lias Once o'the Navy, and J. J. wiulg, Y.
NJ. Shield and Taomes b sullm,n, as Inspeciors NJ
3 eamb Iats.
The sun., 1862-03-07

Boston, March G.-T'he gnnboit Saxon, from
snir and, February z2i, arrived here this morn
iHg Captain Snow rtr rts seeias a vessel, sup.
p'-'d bo ule gunboat Ken,ing,on, which towed
out the shipof line Vermont, on Sunday last, a, 3
o'clock, cG Cape II .iteras.
Toe health ofAe regiments at Ship G,atd was
god This weather waI very hot, the thermometer
standiog At ninety FIVE degrees Ia the sh ais.
The supply Of Oy steis for New q. sans had been
cut oil by tie capture u dJssn oy ster ons wit
thirty six prisoners
TneH Hlocp o''war H.r'yrJ, viii the paynss,er on
board, hal arrived.
WsShir y on's birthday was celebrated in good
s'yle by TIC troops Genera! Phelps iss,ed au order
Of We Day " q Lc b pairioiie eharIcinr
The sun., 1862-03-07

President lLScoLS has a lowed the Al Ilition
elAmor, which has RACED aroind Washington
for s,rib mon,hs pas. win une4amplel VIC.
leuoc, to bcgaile him iato a falls, sep. lie
has Issued message, which is souni and som
sibls in itself atd which will be understood
and sppre recia,d at the North but hich will ocea-
sion uneAsiness and dis'rust in tho border
states, and be perverted to m,an an ultra emAn.
cipA,iOn policy at the SoBth. If the lansua %
Of the message be correctly rendered by tho
telegraph, it is not that OF the President. but
emAnates from Secretary SEWARD, whose
Efforts 10 accomplish praiseworthy objects by
spacious and round about reasoning ATE too
often Observable.
Itc,r presen, circumstances the Prolident
could have Issued no message whatever, upon
the subject Of emancipation, which would not
be seized upon by the rebels, falsided, AMI made
TO minister 70 the apprehensions OF radical al
olition, which JEfF. DAVIS ard his associate
traitors have instilled into the popular mind Of
the South and 20 far from conciliating aud re
assuring those mssses Of our misguided coun-
irymtn, which it is tho professed ain Ct this
ntasuro to accomplish, II will but AID to tho
excitement there and here and drop, as A deal
letter in the states which it il designed to bon.
eft.
This ia demonstrated in the cafo Of Delaware,
the position Of which statc, as the most north
etly OF those hcluing slaves answers to the senti
ments OF its people, who have been the mos
loyal and reasonable Of the whole slave. hUldini
community. Yet their Legislature thrust asid
the question, and jtd'ciouily refused It's conf
dsration, a, porioS whom the angry feelings O
both sections Of the country are in conflict upo
II. And scheme meeting with no favor /
that state, will be still more summArily dismis,
cd by Mary land, Kentucky and Tennsssoe.
Bat We have hopes that the President al
bis cabinet, who are in direct commune attic
with all parts OF the country, may have such al
vices from the troubled border states as indie /,
awilir gncsa on the part Of Shareholders at lar,
TO sell tl Snd librate their slave property, rath
than submit TO the never ending trouble and an,
iety which has Of late afforded its possession.
this he the case, the importance of proiiting b
an opportunity so rarely presented, will justir
the Pfe'ident and Congress in taking up III
subject in it, present form. We will trust tn
events are thus marchi'g along, more ausp
eioualy than the experience OF Our countrymo
has led them TO believe
The sun., 1862-03-07
ARRIVED LAgr EvFN1yt2.
sHB-helitus. Cprl N iDowell, from AmoJ s.pi
81, With teas 70 W, s,ray, Gibbss HArtciste. q
ven iaavy Heatber on thia ooana

sHT-helitus. CRrl N ,Dovel, from Amo, s.r
81 With teas ,o ts,rAy, Gibbts HArtciste. "a d
wry leayy weather ON this ooas,
pUHoONERs- Labrador, Davis, OF fHaiihS. n p
Ponce, r, Feb 10, with sugar 20 jas n nie,' "a,
been 10 days N'rth of HAiieras with he.,y " w
gale. Reb 20, Ia, 81 90. lops Y %. t ,l"n her
the captain tBiowpl and sesmen o, y ~ 'n". pp a.
Volunteer, Of Mn5i1ge, Me fo,nn i i'' - 49,, ~ ,o'
Bbs,op ehsndcn'd At 's' day,, sshr May Aiie =
frcnn New York iusi sffiyeJ. 80. p,, ,,..,. a, L.
Ony-srd nDrl Peneal'y, fnum hl) Ja1eiru % days.
Ii ~ - \, y Du'as
VIII oos"e ~ q, Miutevideo Jan o. In ballast H.
80 sr,lh a Go La, bvrk Al ison, Cad, ior
Basion in few days; schr John R,o, ~ Bisnos
Rnduasn N r,icc, Kelley, EligatctlporL with ooal
RnSire Insight, Boese, Nee Haven days.
sOoP-wasr, Nash, + rizateihplst, with Ca,
for Brdstpori .,
Ship scuisAmp, n, Austin. Liverpool Jan ?.
shir A,hert. Rsn +, r. emen pe 20.
P.ic R.lI . 81 C,nden.
AsS one bark aud cne brig, unknown.
SAILED.
M.reh sth-s-ips otsau march, 'or Liverpool.
Rhine Llnicu. JOHN ! BOYD, L'vHpp,l; Isssc |
Bell DO: Cochus, J'nion-BArks Louis, D cmsn; |
6SNssi.s al iaide Bs.,, Phn,lSPAlA s.r Ro5l
Also 5 sustoNs chem anil Ct-ttuga, AnI
bHt--y Nh i,sr, 81. & O. Harp,'a r ais.
ftom QusrsuN-e-u slat',' NJ. Com.
Posl1u, Or nHn.la.
DISASTERS, &c
Ioss or Frs,>rr v,rt~rIrr TIE ~. s,hr.
tahr.i1- cart paws, srfir.i yt,ietdiy i-1u
n nfe, T X rtts,fis Fra 2ib AZ - -, in ~ IN,
spoke r.. s.tf w stai.s f-..u Nag York, l..4i |
o. 81 z, nins. al tyk 'r1iu - Capt U-,sn aaI
crsu r. IN uurhyrl - ectr V 'Intsc- - n lbiige
fr1rn Poncc, r ~ B'stsn. sH.al .uci AZ SEA 80
Csr' Brow rep'rv Fea -, az 81 -, lon i, ~ |
experienced = .avy ,'e 'rcm W, during viii %
al prsd seA, vH.0h strvA ga 3-,Ss, ,rtiei away |
~ iisr Ar whs,, rtn. s-i- tAe vatss. IumAnage.
abe. w en- TIE Pr scar W Stairs, 'um N'F " |
fir 81 ncmnrn came uV sud u < us o. bard L.-
vese,. and we were slhss Ieut y transfer rei G. |
Lhe Or schr LAhrSd,r, 'rHn Ponce fr sew York |
A. br,,rgttlo this n. ru-i-A tie E.'o David |
Fiakhan,. sc.uan. - Ni'hridgo, v,s washed over
b,ari fr,u the Wheel And ,o1. Tle V. was year
I'D. is t,ns bu-iter, I'D cSued - Capt b. IN,
Ruiu Ficktn q. others ~ " i.riige.
The sun., 1862-03-07

Nix, BALLARD, the Secretary of State, has
made his report TO the Legislature, on tho Eta
tistic5 Of pauperism. Tho uumbsr Of po,r sup
ported or relieved in 1861, was jli797, or over
ninety thousand more than received support
or relief in 1860. The fmount dispensed in
temporary relief has diminished Sji, 1000. In
l'j1 there were 1 SEQ pauper chldron in the
alus houes Of the state. Last year there
were 7,g62. OF persons receiving reliot III, 1896
were natives 1854 were Ilishi 20 267 wore
Germanf; 1902 were Erglsb.
The sun., 1862-03-07

We may b. sure hat their numerous con verrn
= lions on hmsricSn aisir wee uu' conarei t.
these subjects Nofe. r. political aspects d
tno wofld which -e'te. sutI l5ays compton
lion md 70 dG tei Of tia Chi rcn rosuit-
iig fion me urfavor 10 condition Of the a. i.
question, mus fst W have been discussod
botNts. hcso ar-kip = least in breadth
O. iatel!a ntd rauge Of ..or... 10 H.. Tu.
rtror II must have beon pleasing on pode4oo
10 find in the Irish.Amor'can PrelAte mind
imbt cd with the true spirit Of freedom pos-
sessed Of religious principle superior TO all
scctafian prciudices AMI 20 trained BY loog ex-
poience With tho political a. 80 most
| demoofatic country in the wO-i' a.
| bio Of comprehending the y .stuos.
| and recognizing the proper m1aus to DO adopted
for placing the church in perfect sympathy ard
accordance with the advancing ciyiizition ,f
mankind. Archbishop Hours has bad ample
experience in this country that spifitual power
i' strengthened b. the entire absence Ct tempo
raj authority which woIktns and distracts: and
he knows that no nation in tho world paws
greater rtspoct TO religious teach ng than tie
ore in which lie only cl ims for attention rests
on the voluntary obedience OF tho people TO tho
Divine commands.
We are more pleased than surprised that
Archbishop llJGIIE, should be looked upon a,
tie probable successor Of the present P5ntiG.
lho qualites which. in our estimation, ronder
him SO ominontly fitted for this position are |
precisely those which would render him inc ipa- |
lie Of being made the agent Of NAroiKoN's |
ami 'us designs, should ho bu influenced by |
tu,h. Indeed, should the French Emperor al. !
tomTt to OBTAIN any undue infuonco over tho |
Irish American rfelato, whether "a Archbishop |
OF Pon,if, it would bo re,isted o., less sternly |
than BEchEr resented tho cucroGch nent of |
lir,N II. of England-evon to the sacrifice Of |
lifo it,olC.
Thoe who are familiar with tho history of |
these Affairs, know that tho inears l5r the oleva.
ton Of Archhithop HronB, arc not wanting
The French iLiutrco would predominito in tho
sacred COLLEGE, in Caio Of an election for the
Holy Chair Wo may then soon expect 10 ho,r
a the receipt cfa Cardinals hat 10y tho Arch
bishop preparatory to his elevation to tho
Tiara.
To our readers generally and Sho whole
American public such an event would give
profound satisfaction. II frequently occurs
hat the most humble ins,rumo.ta ia are selected
~ the agents for the greatest works Of DIyISx
lowER, ard tho means by which Providence
seems TO lead the once poor friendless Irish
Doy to the greatest dignity on earth, must ex-
tito our devotion, and re.inyigora,e our hopes
or the speedy supremacy Of religion and truth.
The sun., 1862-03-07

Washington, March G.--rostal communicA
ton Is entir, y ropened ~. .AccomAo and Northamp,
n counties Virginia,
Tie PoH oit e Department is ready - establish,
A. soou AS Congress sh.' give the authority, Tree
delivery in cities, viii uuillrm rates Of stage for
local and general letters.
The military display attendant ON the funeral Of
Brigadier General Lander, this Afternoon, was large
ard impressive. number OF the mos, distn-
guisLed gentlemen connected with the army, navy
and civic Posuors were prss,R. FASs every
where were ~ h '-msst,
A YAK upoa cotton will be agreed 70 in the II )us