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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
THE EVACUATION OF COLUMBUS.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF CON. FOOTE.
The Rebels Removing their Guns
OBSTRUCTION OFTHETOWN
Gen. Buell. Pressing Johnston Eack'
CAPTURE OF A LARGE QUANTITY OF COTTON
W.sHlseros, March ., 1862.

W.spIssros, March =, ls62
The following dispatch was to-day received HON
f.,,,r,odo,e Foote. dated Cairo, March ];
"Iisnt Commanding Phelps, sent with nag OF
,r.,e today 70 Columbus, has this moment returned
and reports that Columbus is beng evacuated nc
,o,v ths Rebels burning their Winter quarters, and
removing their heavy guns on the bluhs' but ,ne
sups in tho water batteries remain intact lie also
saw large force of cavalry drawn up osten'anousy
ON the bluffs but no infantry was to be seen, as mere
>ofore. The encsmpment seen in our armed recon
poissanee few days since has been removed. Large
Gree were visible in the town of Columbus, and upon
the river banks below, indicating the destruction OF
the town, military stores, and equipments.
a. H. FO0TE, Flag 0ficei.'
Official information TO the War Department from
NASHVILLE, representing that the military Work IN
,ha, State il about completed, and that only re-
mans TO efIec: civil reorganization OF the Stale
Government
IL is believed that the United States forces VIII
oecupy Columbus to-day. The rebel forces nha.f
Albert s. Johnston are being steadily pressed oach
ward by Gen. Buell. Cotton 10 the value OF $ioo,ooo
has fallen into our hands Nashville, and the Treas
gry Department has taken measures 10 have IL
brought to Ne~-York.
The President has designated The Hon. Andrew
johnson to be u Bfigadief- General and he proceeds
10 Tennessee tomorrow TO open military pro-
visional government Of Tennessee until the civil
government shall be reconstructed-
Gen. Bnen viii be nominated tomorrow "a MAJOR
General Of Volunteers.
CmcAoo, March 9, 1862.
A special 10 TIE Times, dated Cairo, lsi, reports
the unanimous dsloyal;y Of the citizens IN and about
Nashville is confirmed by every arrival from the
Cumberland. The diGeruee IA sentiment between
the people Of the Tennessee and the Cumberland Is
very marked. On the former there were many
Upon,ss; but on the latter none have yet made hei'
appearance
Reports are current aud credied that Columbus IL
evacuated and DESTROYED. The town was III flames
las, night Great quetness and apparent inacuoI
reign at Cairo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
FROM GEN. BANKS'S DIVISION.
LOYAL DISPOSITION OF THE PEOPLE
They Appear Rejoicod at Future Prospects
n,RJIysBuRG OCCUPIED BY DUB TROOPS
Cp.RLn.rowN, Va, Mach e, 1862.

CHaHIRsTONN, Va, mNhh h'S.
Tn. main body of Gen. Bankss division rests IN
the vicinity of Cbsrestown. No disaster or acc'-
3o,, has occurred since its core sn'raiion at ana
tbe depsrture from Sandy Hook to came any anxiety
to the friends at home.
Three inches of snow fell to-day.
The hitherto rancorous Setessonists now pay
marked respect TO the Federal uniform. The CITIZENS
who have been compelled to succumb TO Rebel force
are eIated with the prospects of the future.
IL is gratifying to perceive that the country
throughout which the army passed, bears marks OF
the usual agricultural industry. lt is apparent tha
the future cereal crops of this prolific region have not
been neglected. As may he supposed, town and
country are destitute of imported articles OF con-
sumption.
There il no lack of bread, meat and coarse cloths.
Hundreds Of contrasands are hourly seeking refuge
within our lines. but they are allowed TO roam at
large. without espionage care; in fact but little
notice is taken of them except TO prevent their re-
turn beyond our posts.
TIE general reports from Winchester are conflict
ing, and but little reliance can be placed upon them,
coming as they do from refugees and con'rabsndS'
The military commanders are undoubtedly DETER
informed than the public, and are, consequently pr"
pared for any emergency which may arise
Considerable -four, accredited TO the Secession
army, bss been seized but private property has been
respected.
MarinsbuIg is occupied by the Uoion troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
PILLOWS ORDER on TAKING COMMAND
AT FOkT nONELSON.
- :, From The CincisaaH Commercial
Ihe following gensral order oil Geu. Pillo

- From The Cinct.aaA Commerc.aL
ihe following general order OF Geu. Pillow bas
been found at Fort Donelson:
nhADeuAETkRs FoRf DOgKIsOy Feb q. JeC2.
oENkkaLohDsh 10. l-bfig Gen Old. j. Pillow s7surles
comHsd Of the force, this post He confidence
ufen We eouitsr nd hdey Of tie brave officers and men
onder lls Command ard o. nian ts pot euS dr. ~ ~
s suthes. invaders OF our so aud as1 fse he orfec
e'e nag over ron heniy lie eIpecs every u.n 70 do bs
duy, and with GODS hepve viii nccoi 80 on r,,n,s.
Our bsttt-eTy Liberiy or death" ' '"' '''Po'''
by command Bn. Gen. GID. J. Pirf0,,
Gus A hENRY, A A. General
Pillow, In the end, seems TO have prsfe-red ~.
argest liberty 70 either captivity OF deth I'm orde
W retsID liberty 10 "as very o.uons 70 avoid deei
snf fed rather ti4L fioc l.,c GIN moIs.er. IT,
kebek @hc projected if,p Bowling Green and
cite FONTS 10 Fort poncbon, Lost.i loudly lha'
Heuy aud ge.al4 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
day last and to-day:

There was a fair amount of business done in for
egn bill. for the steamer Of to-day, bus under the de-
cline in gold the msrket was heavy nj li2i ll3 for
Bankers Sterling. Commercial signatures were
III all2l. Francs are j.0Jd5.
Freghis are without essential change. To Liver
pool the engagements 800 bbl,. Flour ut "a.
-. Id; 800 bxs. Bacon at 20s. 300 pkgs. Lard at
Rs 3D.. 100 hhds. Tslow NJ 20-.; $50 bbls Pork at
3s. Sd; 80 pkgs. Bacon per neutral vessel at 25s. ;
100 pkgs. Bacon, per steamer, Mt :Ns, and so
irlns Butter nj Sc. To London: 1000 bbl.. Flour
at -. 3d.. $40 do. d. Per neutral vessel at Is. 3D.
and 100 bbs. Pork at 30. 70. The charters are II
British bark OF no tuns TO Cork and a market with
Corn, 1T lid. p G0 n, in bulk.
The business Of The Sub-TIeasury WAS. Receipts,
800, G!s 63-for Customs, $9l,0oo; Payments,
s666, so Il; Balance, si,iG)Goo 70.
The following statement shows The business OF The
Readiug Railroad during the month January 1872,
Il 4. . 10 tft Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
La,c-t Ship News.

ARRIVED March ste smsh1p Etns lb.b &C.
Liyssuool eb L. AID 0ueeIs.o9n iith - Z'iy -
and par, 70 John O. Dale. Had succession os =. -,
g,.s IN, cairo g.essse. Tho tinfs mli. Ne. "a, N
Inc Boruss!a en- Son,hen ptoa BRING no ne
ore.a F.b. 30 la 10 21 loo. ~ 2u. s-iea y H''
OF = field Of heavy loo. 90 -. VII, rs,f,ess
Mon roe - ho.Is - IL, p,,hrr- De- Il
,urhny ~ 80 aud 81 coa;h Jsn. -, nl't aAa /" ~
A. slo:f,n & Edge. n, tab,,t. cons
scr Mar, Pr,e Blizzard wilm'ns ton Del Es'
10 silen PaIsen. Fgauk Conner o. Nhmlns'oh'
had III, hands badly frozen: N, qJ.y.es.ft
se es E1c,l.o Riley, Phsierhi, day. r'd'' u .
" Sshr Msry D. CsanmOr, CraHm''. Pli''d''fA' .
Port Morris. s,. p,ovfierce i-ye
Sstr Nav 4 Town, Crsumes BatnoFe iF"'''
last. - .t.,,,n laws wcod
S'hr H. 1T CraIner, Huniley, At.ec0 70 4. rssu,s,
Sehr TRIUMPH Reeves Phi,te. PMS 1ys, r.
Sch B,nyafs Davis, BAl;iGoro = days WV"
Sch Oneida Warren, bsTnesst DAYS
schr sam YoTk Portieud deys henons N.,, ,I.xxa
.scbr Ner,or Martin, Elzabelhpost, oos .oi ~,
s,Ir Fr., Iilkey Boston Days nsn 70 -, - ao.,~x
scnr th4n s,wysr riscy, Phlsde-1his es1 ." 'N''
psLow-i cara. xnhns~a
EyNp-sarss. NJ vey sthA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

ryc,.>,,, N,,i lpb, -FtotH il veIy duI frd 4snr.
rov,oo.s ouit e.. ins; Mes Pork Is 0asftd~ pa 81
B4I2 Exon s6R nlner nt - tcIl i'l. ~. &, ,
CucAeV. Mach ,. lti'-f -. q = ~ ~ y, ~
cb,'T fcI .ss,Jy biess potf - he1d At rii 30 Win
out un,cr. buiK MfArs az 'ial-' I'm aA n',, 's-
49,, ~,i.r, indianapolis Ivc Ia ac'tNf d-u'ai = on
trcs I'd . rertl ''' oel' fiont, vo,' 's
49, ',,',,.t a. .,f'; & IA ~ lI as D cant prcui
pImttr,rA, b's,h r.. lots d. ned '2c. 'nren' o.
,i 80 U-.i. s.ias cd lfNI hu-f-.t ~d - @.
t,'l. "a tg+t JOS CohN trm- 1.rs oi 'N rnsn q a'N
80 A., t.Hx uuch 'Hr-,. htfp, a.. WAIST aih'
b.. az . tu hblf iiNtsc p -t.1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
Psssensrrs Arrived

H. .,,,sip r'na tyor Iise,gool cad Q.'i.r,.ss.-h,,s
M,rs n. nuler Miss Reii n.,s NIsyfort NJ sac Mt :
No 90 n. Me- kadofj. NJ McM.len I ho,s1s Sam
sri,h D. " Boil Rev NJ. Fi.rdleri, W. WIsyeFs ~, o.
Bettho.d Ne Oliver J. Gsskol' NJ. Law sne u , ~.
s-ulL, Henri Galway. Wm. lhompeon. sra ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

Ponr RoYAL.-We are requested to ray that the
United States steamer Atlantic sails this day at
10 o'clock precisely that the superintendents and
teachers must all meet the Collector of this port Mr.
Barney, at the rooms of the FreedInans Depot, No.
800 Broadway at O'Clock, to take tie oath Of ale
glance and receive their permits. All baggage and
freigh; must be ut the depot before O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
COL. LEE AND MAJOR AND DIR. REVERE
AT BOSTON.

Bosros, Saturday March !, ls62.
Col Lee and Major and Dr.. Revere of the 2'hh
Massachusetts Re gimept, arrived here last evening
They were received at the depot by Gov Andrew
and staff and large crowd Of citizens, who greeted
them with a hearty welcome and enthusiastic cheers
The City Government of RoSbury propose giving
Col. Lee public reception some time next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
MORE RICHMOND PRISONERS.

BALrINoKB, Mach ?, IttE
Tie boat from Fortress Monroe Tomorrow Will
bring 400 more released prisoners and 1t Il coni-
IDENTIFY expected that Col Corcoran and other officers
will accompany them. Gen. Dix has ordered out
the New.York 9TH Zouaves TO escort them from the
boat TO the rooms Of tie Relief Association.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03

TELrGRAPHIc CoMMUSIoArioS With NAsHviIIt
We understand that for the first time since early
las Summer, business messages from Nashville were
received by telegraph in this city on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
The New.XOrk City Charter.

ALBANY, MNTCh = IetR.
Tie Assembly Committee Cities have fixed
upon the ih inst. TO hear arguments for and against
the bill 10 amend the New-Iork Charter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
THE FALL OF FORT DoNELsoN.

S'CLiRNANDs DIVISION.
The following lis: OF the killed and wounded in
Gen. McCleruands Division AT Fort Donelson, IL
prepared by Capt. Stewart, Aid-de-Camp 20 Gen.
GcC. II will he seen that in this the fght is called
The Battle Of the Cu,nbe rland:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
From san E'raucisco.

SAN fRiscfsCo, Saturday. March ], 1867
Sailed, ship West Wind Hong Kong steamer IT.
Louis, PansIna, carrying few passengers aud
SlS6 600 in treasure for NewYork, and $4,000 for
In .land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
Smiling Ofthe ssoIicalau.

Steamship Bohemian, Capt. Beyess, sailed AZ 10
o'clock this morning for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
Increase .....................s....V ~ 800
.,,,..-., ,L. n, Mn, hoo, =. g.. ;,,..,.,.,

In January the earnings show fair increase
Notwithstanding tho through business was suspended
tor ton days by frcshet. Ia February tho business
WIS very satifetory.
The following If statement Of Ito earnings Of tic
81. Louis, Alton and Chicago RailrOy from Feb. l6
In EnL W 800 inlLn.1Ac.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-03
lpers,,e in two mon,h.......... o., 600 J

Inerci,e In two monih......... t75tco d
Tie Company is paying to-day The coupons on the
third mortgage bonds, and has no srrearageS OF in
terer on any Of rs bonds.
The eaniugs Of the Cincinnati ana Indianapolis
Road ~ December were:
S'lS'D
J<,V'
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30

CAIRO, Jnly pa skirmish occurred at
Bolivar, Tenn, between our forces stationed
there and body of rebels, yesterday. 1t is
reported that our forces have evacuated
Grand Junction, and that the place is now
occupied by the rebels, and that they have
possession of all that portion of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad between Memphis
and Corinth.
CHICAGO, July ga special to the Chica-
go Times states that the rebels have taken
possession of the Humboldt and now hold the
Mobile and Ohio railroad there. They have
torn up the track for ten or twelve miles.
A dispatch from Memphis says 1.-THE
captain of the gunboat Tyler reports eight
killed and wounded on his boat at the late en-
gagement with the Arkansas. He accuses
Li9ut. Hunter, commanding the Queen of the
West, as behaving in cowardly manner,
having made no effort whatever to bring his
vessels into action. The officers of the Lam
caster say that the Queen of the West was
the first boat that discovered the Arkansas
and that she ran for protection to the fleet
without firing gun, in disobedience to sig
nails to come to the aid of the Carondele
while the latter was engaged at close quarters
with the Arkansas"
CAIRO, July 29.-The Mobile and Ohio
railroad is again in running order. The reb-
els have done it but little damage.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30

consent of the senate to appoint, judge and
also an arbitrator on the part of the United
States to reside at New York; a judge and
also an arbitrator to reside at Sierra Leone;
and a Judge and also an arbitrator to reside
at the Cape of Good Hope.
Scot. 9 And be it further enacted, that the
said Judge of New York thall be paid at the
rate of two thousand five hundred dollars, and
the said arbitrator there at the rate of one
thousand dollars year, and the said judges
at Sierra Leone and the Cape of Good Hope
shall be paid at the rate of two thousand five
hundred dollars year, respectively, and the
said arbitrators at these two places at the rate
of two thousand dollars year, respectively,
the said salaries to begin with the acceptance
of their commissions by the said judges and
arbitrators, respectively.
Sect 3. And be it further enacted, that
the judge of the court at New York, whose
appointment is authorized by this act, shall
have power to appoint clerk or registrar to
the said court, who shall receive such fees for
his services as are allowed by law to the
clerk of the court of the United States for the
southern district of New York for similar
services and it shall be the duty of the mar
shall of the southern district of New York.
and he is hereby authorized to serve all pro-
cesses and execute all orders and DEGREES of
the said court, for which he shall be allowed
fees in the discretion of the judge of the said
court.
Sect 4. And be it further enacted, that all
acts and parts of acts of congress inconsistent
with the stipulations of the treaty aforesaid
and with the present act be and the same are
hereby repealed.
Approved, July IL, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30
LATEST NEWS.

BY TELEGRAPH
TO TIE WORCESTER DAILY SPY.

Fort MONROE, July 2S.-The opinion con-
tinues strong that the rebels are in strong
force between Richmond and the Appomattox
river, and are still sending troops in that di-
rection. This opinion is strengthened by the
pains taken to inform our prisoners and the
officers in charge that the extensive move
ment of troops seen as they were coming
down was reintorcements for Stonewall Jack
son.
ARMY OF THE PoroMAc, July 29.-Dr. Will
liams, who has been prisoner at Salisbury
for several months and who arrived here Sat
urday, states that for ten day after the battle
in front of Richmond one thousand troops
passed through that town daily on their way
to Richmond and that more are on the way.
The doctors window overlooked the road, Civ
ing him an opportunity to ascertain what was
doing. The troops came from James Island
and eastern Georgia
He heard the adjutantof Col. Goodwin who
commands the post of Salisbury, and who had
just come from Richmond, state that adjutant
Gen. Hill told him that the rebels had 1885,
900 troops engaged in those battles.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF TUE UNITED STATES s.,,,
paasad at the Second Session of the Ihiry-SeVenth
Congress.
rPuBLIc-No. llO.]

rPuBLC-No. no.
AN ACT to reorganize the navy department
of the United States.
Be it enacted by the senate and house OF
conservatives of the United States of Amer
;ca in congress assembled, that there shall
he established in the navy department the FOL
lowing bureaus, to witt
First A bureau of yards and docks.
Second A bureau Of equipment ana re-
cruiting.
Third. A bureau of navigation.
Fourth. A bureau Of ordnance.
Fifth A bureau of construction and re-
pair.
Sixth. A bureau of steam engineering.
Seventh. A bureau Of provisions and cloth
ing.
Eighth. A bureau of medicine and surgery.
Sect 2. And be it further enacted, that the
president of the United States, by and with the
advice and consent of the senate, shall APP
point from the list of officers of the navy,
not below the grade. of commander, chief
for each Of the bureaus of yards and docks,
navigation, equipment and recruiting, and OF
ordnance, and shall in like manner appoint a
chief of the bureau of construction and re-
pair. who shall be Il skillful naval construct
or: and shall also appoint chief of the
bureau of steam engineering, who shall be a
skilful engineer and be selected from the
list Of chief engineers Of the navy; and shall
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30

WASHINGTON, July 29.-Major General
Pope and staff left by rail this morning for
his headquarters in the field. Before break
ing up his headquarters here, Gen. Pope Or
dered no passes to be granted to others than
those having official business there
The steamer Huntsville captured off Abaco
the British schooner Agnes of Nassau, with
sixty bales of cotton and forty barrels of rosin
also the rebel steamer Reliance just out from
Doboy bar, Ca, bound to Nassau with two
hundred and forty-three bales of cotton, I'M
der command of Lieut.. Gladding formerly OF
the United States navy.
The following officers have been dismissed
from the service Capt. Samuel L. Harrl-
son, 25th regiment New York volunteers
Capt. John c. Thompson lo9th New YORK
Green, 3lst New York volunteers; first lieu
tenant Enoch C. Cloudy, 18th Pennsylvania
volunteers,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30
TPUBLIc-No. 1877

AN ACT in relation to the post Office depart
ment.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
Representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled that the time fixed
for the limitation of suits against the sureties
of postmasters by the third section of the act
of congress entitled San act to reduce into
one the several acts establishing and regulat-
ing the post Office department, approved
March third, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty-five, shall not be considered as running
in any state or part thereof, the inhabitants
whereof have been by proclamation of the
president declared in a state of instruction,
during the time the instruction shall con-
tinue.
Sect. 9. And be it further enacted, that
any oath required by law to be taken by any
contractor postmaster, clerk, or employee of
the post office department, in any part of the
United States, mentioned in the preceding
section, may be taken before any officer, civ
il or military, holding commission under the
United States, and such officer is hereby au-
thorized to administer and certify such oath.
Approved July II, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30

JEFFERSON CRY, July 29.-Col. Guntar, of
the 9th Missouri regiment, reinforced by
Lieuts. Shaw and Shaffer, and Major Clapp,
of Merrills horse, and Major Caldwell, of the
Sd Iowa cavalry, in all $50 strong, was at
tackled at Moore's Mills, seven miles from
Fulton, yesterday, by Porter and Cobb, 900
strong; and after fighting until past 4
o'clock P NJ, the rebels were completely
routed, with loss of from rs to 100
killed and wounded, and one prisoner. Col.
Guntar reports less than As killed and wound
ed. He captured the rebel guns, ammuni-
ton, baggage, &C., in profusion. Officers
and men behaved splendidly. Cobb is re-
ported killed. Col. Guntar is in pursuit
tonight, and will follow them over the Jor-
dam
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30

New York, July ga package of much
needed goods was received at the New Eng
land rooms to-day from Mrs. Phelps of Fair
field, Conn. Late arrivals of needy soldiers
have exhausted the supplies at this institution,
and donations of canes, crutches, cravats,
suspenders, thick and thin coats and pants,
stockings, drawers, shirts, pocket handker-
chiefs, iellies, lemons, sugar, dressing gowns,
books, port wine, brandy, &C., are much
needed, and will be gladly accepted and ac-
knowledged by the New England ladies' COM
mittee, who voluntarily superintend the care
of wounded eastern soldiers.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30

NEW YORK, July 29.-CoTToN-sales 500 bales at
Al "a i4c for middling uplands - ,,, -
FLOUR-Saes 1880 bbls state and western quli su,
perne state 80 a 500; extra state 525 g S5S5 round
boon Ohio 545 40 555; superfne western Y49O eg 54g
soWtbem dull; sales 1900 bbis mixed good S5,3095 So
fancy and extra $50 a 90; Canada heavy; sales 75O
bbls; extra $5,25 a 625. am ooo -, ,,,,
go spring ll3; Milwaukee club l6 @ i24i amber Iowa
122 "a ia; winter red western l2S eg l,35 amber Men
iean 80 al 1856; white Kentucky 10 Corn lc Detteri
sales S8 900 bush mixed western 81 @ BIC
onie Arm sales 240 bbls. Pork shade firmer;
sales 1900 bbs; mess s0,87 a H. Lard very nrm; sales
I50 Ibis at 81 @ 94c, Whskey hrmer; sales 65O b6s at
5eY ~ 9qc Sugars firm; sales 1000 hhds New Orleans
aS Toe by auction 1000 hhds at ss9 24c; Muscovado It
~ A Havana 500 boxes on private terms Conee quiet
Tagiayra 50 bags at 22c; RIO EOO pagsAI z2c' osses
frm: Porto Rico Is hhds, at lic.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30
Approved, July IL, 1862.
TPUBLIC-No, Il5,7


AN ACT for the relief the widows and or
phans of the officers, seamen, and marines
of the United States ships ''Cumberland"
and Congress"
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that the widow, or
child, or children, and in case there shall be no
widow, or child, or children, then the parent or
parents, and if there be no parents, the brothers
and sisters of the officers, seamen, and marines,
and others in service who were lost in the
United States ships Cumberland" and Coon
gress," including captains clerks, shall be en-
titled to and shall receive, out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, a
sum equal to twelve months pay of their re-
spective deceased relations aforesaid, in addi-
ton to the pay due to the said deceased at the
date of the loss of said vessels.
Approved July IL, 1862.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-07-30
PUBLIC-No. l12.1

AN ACT to grant the right OF pre-emption to
settlers on certain lots in Wisconsin.
Be it enacted by the senate and house of
representatives of the United States of Amer
lea in congress assembled, that the commits
sioner of the general land Office be and he is
hereby directed to cause survey to be made of
that portion of lots numbered ten and eleven,
living east of the River au Diable, in township
twenty-three north, of range twenty-one east,
in the state of Wisconsin, and which portion
was not embraced by the confrmatory pro-
visions of the act of congress approved Febru-
airy twenty-one, eighteen hundred and twenty
three, entitled ''An act to revive and continue
in force certain acts for the adjustment of
land claims in the territory of Michigan"
Approved, July IL, 1862.