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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-28
LATEST NEWS.
FROM ISLAND NUMBER 10.
BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY

ST. LOUIS, March pa special dispatch
to the Republican, dated near Island No 10,
on the evening of the 26tl says :-"Only three
shells were thrown by the morars to day, TO
Which no response was made by the rebels.
This morning Colonel Buiord sent a recon.
noitering party of twenty men of the twenty
seventh Illinois regiment down the Missouri
shore. They arrested three prominent resi-.
dents, who report that 1000 negroes are en-
ployed on the island and at the batteries along
the shore, that rebel troops have been killed
by our shells.-that the upper shore battery is
abandoned and that the others are being
strengthened, - that the enemy is $1,000
strong,-and that their encampment has been
moved entirely out of range of our guns.
The rebels are confident of success, and say
they have good road to Trenton and other
points by which they can escape whenever
they choose. They have plenty of provisions.
Three rebel steamers loaded with troops were
seen watching the shore to prevent communi-
cation from here. The total number of the
enemy's transports is eleven. Two or three
balloon ascensions have been made by Capt.
Steimes, but the weather was too thick for
favorable observation.
One of the partly finished gunboats at Mem
phis caught fire the other night, but the fire
was extinguished before much damage was
done. The new Tennessee levies were dis
banding and refusing TO fight with the pixies,
which were the only weapons offered them.
CAIRO. March 27.-A gentleman arrived in
the COnestoga this morning with intelligence
from Island No. 10 up TO o'clock Wednesday
afternoon. Col Buiord sent force to make
\ reconnaissance on the Kentucky shore on
TUESDAY night, which succeeded in capturing
six prisoners belonging to a Tennessee cavalry
regiment. They report the strength of the
is in command. Fifteen hundred reinforce
ments had reached there from Humboldt, hav.
ing come by railroad to point only fifteen
miles distant. Still larger re:ntorcements
were expected by the same route last night.
Measures have been taken to intercept this
means Of communication.
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WASHINGTON, March 27.-The following
was Ielegraphed from fortress Monroe to-
night, dated to day at p. m. it being tele-
graphed from Cherrystone, Va; "There was
a reconnaissance, this morning, extending to
Big Bethel, which was occupied by about fifteen
hundred rebels, who fled on the approach of
our forces without any hostile demonstrations.
Our troops now occupy the place.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-28

ABoLITIoNIsM. = Oar neighbor of the
Wheeling Press aud our height or in-law of the
Clarksburg Telegraph, the paper owned and
controlled by the Hon. Mr.. Garlic, are still
slashing about in a raid against abullionism.
We assert that there more abUlitionists in
West Virginia, in proportion to tie population,
than in New England We will 20 further.
We assert that there are not five hundred men
III the forty counties OF West Virginia who do
not regard slavery The most formidable
barrier 10 advancement that the state has had
to contend with. 1t is Improbable, and there
fore nuisance, as every man knows. The
more wealthy men are, if intelligent, the more
they feel the evils it imposes. Why, even
Jackson, in his letter, says he is opposed to the
constitution because it does not make West
Virginia free. lie can not Wait Tor time to do
its work; but wants freedom now, if he has a
new Pdker~bu?g w } Gazette.
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the killed will be forwarded as soon as re.
ceived at headquarters. Men are engaged in
collecting the names of those who have been
buried. Eight wagon loads of the enemy's
dead were carried into Strasburg Monday at
ternoon. This and other facts lead to the be-
lief that the enemy's killed and wounded num-
her a thousand
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Zeal estate.

FOR SALE IN WORCESTER
Cottage House and about twelve acres of good land
one miie north OF the Court House. the of
Holden anu west Boy ston streets The above offers an
opportunity seldom met with in Worcester the place
Will he sold very low. Also abont ten acres
moving with few apple trees. near the above Inquire
scrloer, IN Nelson place j. IL. BROOKS, JR
mch22 diff
E'ARM FOR SALE-The subscriber Of
fers for sale his Farm in Nortlb0ro'. ANY person
wishing To purchase good farm will find This rare
chance. ANY inquiries by letter az ended TO
DAVIS KINGAAN.
Northooro March ~ 1867 dlnl+ mCh22
I'm FARM FOR SALE-Siiuated in
Eiit W"rces er, about two miles from the Cout House
A=AEcOn al Ing fiitv OF good and ell watered:
mas ao'ut i5O Young Apple Trees, them usI be-
gihtng I" Dear Gu said FarmiS good House. Contain
ing niue r0 ms and good Ban, with cellar under tho
same Will sell fifteen fifty acres, suit t,e lur-
chaser Terms easy Inquire of =. NUGENT, at the
""iOte atu' MECHANIC street dlmF mch2l
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NEW YORK, March 27.-CorT0N firm; salesl2OO bales
at 273 q 23c
FLuUR-Sales 5000 bbls; state and western without
decided change superne state $500 525 extra state
$3.50 @ 5,i0 ohiO 565 a $50; ern $500; southern
dull; sales $40 bDs; mixed $40 a 585; fancy $3.50 q
Il5; Canada dull; sales $50 bbls; extra So @ $50
Wheat dull; sales $4,000 bushels. Com unchanged;
sales 10000 shells. Oats active.
PROFISlUAS.-Beef uncha' ked; sa es 800 bbls Pork
dall and heavv sales So bbs at Si2I5 q 1928
Lard a.tive; sales 4jO0 bbls WhSkey rmer 1900
bhls, at 23 q 223c sugars steady sales ZOO hhus;
Muscovad9 al % @ ac; Porto Rico u stc; havana "
Dukes, at Ii; CUIee quiet. AOlasses qlet sales by
auction AZ pbs New Orleans, 81 @ i6c 70 hhds Porto
Rico at 36c ~ hhds MuscOvado, 25c DarbadOes, 10
L..
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KENNEDYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention Of the public called to this most ex-
ceeht OF all Lnents as perfect anu speeuy cure TOT
| all the aches aud pains thathesh is beir to.
RHEUM ATISM Is caused BY stagnAtion Of the
fluids ARISING from checked perspifati0ns cured by
| few BOTTLES u KEsSRDY's RHEUMATIC IISINENT.
NEURALGIA-the king Of ell pain- Is caused by
an nnammaton e the nerSess instantly cured by
RPRAINS are caused by an over-extenslon and a
sudden re action nf the muscess cured by few bot
Ties of KESNEDTs RHEUMATIC LIS1MEHr- equally good
for man or beast
PLEURIsY Is an Inflammation Of tho lining Of
the RIBS is cured BY few bottles OF KENNEDY's RsRu-
sATIc LIEihEkT.
BRUIs Es are caused BY sudden pressure of the
flesh and smashing Of the tis3uess nsfantiv reiia1S
By KEssEDT's RHEUMATIC LINfMEET.
CRAMP isa contraction Of the muscles ean..d ~,
asudden st9ppage 0t the nervous fluid which prevenis
animal ie having free now-is cured BY few appics
tons OF kHNHEDr's RHEUMATIC LINIMENr P~
BILIOUS collie is caused by n nenr.i,,o q, a..
stomach ana Dowels-thkc teaspOonfu on KFSsfrnvss
kHEuhATic LiNiHKNT In warm water every hall houy
SORE THROAT AND IEOAmarwr~a
arc caused by unnatural drynens OF tile nlandsT,
piece VI flannel with kESNEDrs RHEUMATIC IInr,Sr,,
apply Il on going to bed and yoa will be we'll In the
HEADACHE AND THROnnINc or
THE TEMPLES Is caused by pressure from insonsibia
peripiraton-ls cured BY few applications Of KHsME.
WEA A6Nlsss OF THE HACK-Foliow the
direction IN the circular around each bottle.
u is good for Toothaehe, Earache awcled Face and
Inflammation Of every Kind. Every family should have
full supply for the winter.
Manufactured By DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbn,v
af A agSs ~ ssp SGS y p sg sco1 SEo
AoCoNYlLLk, ". II G0ULpING. and by DtuFrisis
DECISIONS AND BOUNTY MONEY.
Particular at en'ion pven TO the collection Of PEN
sl0us and Bounty Money for United etstee Ruldtera
HEnkY @ RICE. Counsellor At Law,
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EAST TENN ESs ZEE.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 27.-The Mem
phs papers contain Richm md dispatch of
the 16.h, stating that on Friday two thousand
federals passed the Cumberland Mountains
and captured two companies of rebel cavalry.
A courier arriving at Knoxville reported that
the felerals, from 1000 to 600 strong, were
twenty-five miles from Knoxville, and advanc-
inn
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MOVEMENTS IN TENNESSEE.

CHICAGO, March IA steamer has ar
rived at Cairo from the Tennessee river with
a number of prisoners taken near Pittsburg,
Tenn. A gentleman who has been for some
time connected with the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad arrived to day, and reports that Gems.
Cheatham and Polk have left Humboldt with
their forces, to join BeauIegard, who is con.
centraling his forces at Corinth. Their'pick.
cts extend within eighteen miles of our forces.
Cll. Wllcks twenty third Indiana regiment
occupies Columbia Tennessee.
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New YoRK, March 27.-The steamer Bay
State. Of the Fall River line, burst her steam
chimney this morning. No person was hurt.
CnoAeo, March 81 "A Special train from
GAINESVILLE, with the third Wisconsin cavalry
regiment had the AK OF one car broken, aud,
ths other cars running into it, ten soldiers
,Sore killed three seriously wounded, and
nearly hundred slightly injured,
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NEW YORK. March 27-SToCKS steady but dull;
Cleveland aud T0leGo 49, Cleveland, Columbus and Gin
cinnat ll23; Cleveland nd PiisbIrg III; Illinois Cen
trail scrip "a; Erie 81; Michigan southern guaranteed
Al; Hudson $50; Pacific Mali $50; Canton Company IL
American Cola 1913; skies 81, registered $751;
skies 81, coupons SSs; Missouri skies 5l3
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Auttfons.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF HO.
IA TEL FURNITURE.

VIII be sold at Public Auction unless sooner disposed
OF at private sale, az the R0LLSTONE HOUSE in
Fichhurg, ON SATURDAY, the twenty-ninth dav OF
March current at nine O'CLOCK In the fortnoon all the
Furniture belonging TO said Hotel
Ap excellent opportunity is here offered to any
DESTROYS of obtaining of the best Hotels in the
north part Of Worcester county, well and thoroughly
fur ishe, as lease of the house can be obtained
reasonable terms
he Hotel has large and commodous stables connected
with IT, and is situated in the the villas of
Fitcaourg, within few minutes ride walk of the
depot
For further information application may be made to
Hon. ISAAC DAVIS of Worcester, or to Hon. ma
THANIEL WOOD or the subscriber, at Fitchburg
Il K ARE,
Administrator of Calvin Hayward
Ftchburg, March 10. 1852. dts mchii
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Smusenremts.
ADAM GRANET'S GRAND
AVA SOIREE,
AT THE NEW TEMPERANCE HALL, FOSTER ST,
On FRIDAY EVE. Mar h IS, 1862, at o'clock.

The friends and patrons Madam Granet having kind
ly tender led her benefit. this Friday Eve at the
above hail. the lovers Of datcing and music general
are respectfully invited to attend.
scientific Fancy Dancing aud Music by Miss ELoISE
and Prof KILLER will precede the dancing from to
o'clock. The dancing will commence at 8 clock.
Music by Prof. Miller and Band Admission Is cents;
children 10 cents gentlemens dancing and
admission 80 cents be had az the door Doors open
at I O'Clock. DIT mcIl2T
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n E W CT o T H IN 6
TAILORING GOODS.
A. P. WARE & co.

OFFER TO THEIR CUSTOMERS AND
THE PUBLIC a LARGE AND WELL
MANUFACTURER STOCK OF NEW
AND VERY DESIRABLE CLOTHING,
ADAPTED To THE PRESENT AND
APPROACHING SEASONS, WHICH
WILL ZEE FOUND FULLY EQUAL IN
STYLE AND wORKMA NsMIP To
OUR PRODUCTIONS OF AMY. FOR.
MER SEASON.
WE ALSO INVITE PARTICULAR
ATTENTION To OUR HOYS, CLOTH.
ING, IN WHICH DEPARTMENT NO
PAINS ARE SPARED no RENDER 1T
WORTHY OF THE CONTINUANoE OF
PAST Liberal PATRONAGE.
IN OUR TAILORING DEPART
BIENT WE OFFER A LARGE AND
WELL SELECTED STOCK OF PIECE
GOODS, IN WHICH WILL BE FOUND
A WIDE RANGE OF PRICES. QUAIL
titles, AND STYLES. INCLUDING
MANY OF THE hest STYLES FROM
RECENT IAHPORTATIONs. As WELL
AS CHOICE STYLES OF DOMESTIC
MANUFACTURER, ADDITIONS TO
WHICH WILL ZEE MADE WEEKLY.
ALL OF WHICH WILL BE OFFERED
AT TUE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES,
by THE PIECE OLE YARD, on MADE
UP WITH PROMPTN Gss AND IN AR.
TIsTJO STYLE, TO ORDER. FOR
EITHER MEN Or BOYs.
sATIsFACTION GUARANTEE I'm
ALL GASES, AT
164, 1913 and no
MAIN STREET..
ineh25 dtf
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p FMUVAL.-F L ABBOTT has re-
Az moved his Hat ard cap Store from No Bay State
Block to No Ul Main street. corner Thomas street,
uder City Hotel where he will be happy his friends
and patrons alt who may favor him with call.
mcl27 off
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BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON, &C.

-Persons in Worcester send to Boston for Tick
cts, ny the Norwich line. which will be good pus-
sage from Worcester to Boston before June LIST.
~ Tickets from Boston to Baltimore and return,
only &14. ickets from New York to Baltimore and
return at SIS eecn sale that city but at
the WaluO house Worcester.
w For further particulars see Boston papers.
mch27 dict
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pensions AND BOUNTY MONEY

slous and Bounty Money for United ststes sodiern
HENRY G. RICE. Counsellor at Law
nehH dsm &btinlcv Hail. Worcester
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FIFTH EXCURSION
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

THE GOVERNMENT FINANCES results of
the various conferences held In Washington by
representatives. from boards of trade, chambers
OF commerce and banking institutions, among
themselves and the Secretary Of the Treasury may
b. summed up briefly as follows:
The general views Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury are assented to.
Tie banks will receive and nav out the
United States notes freely and sustain In all
proper wavs their credit
3. The Secretary of the Treasury will, within
the next two weeks, In addition to the current
daily payment OF 81 500 GOO in United States notes
pay the further sums of al least $50 600 OO In
bonds to such public creditors as desire to receive
them, and thus relieve the existing pressure upon
the community.
4. The issue Of United Ststes demand notes not
10 be Increased beyond the fifty millions now au.
thoriZed but II is desired that Congress will ex.
tend the provisions of the existing loan acts so as
to enable the Secretary to issue, in exchange for
United States demand notes or in payments 20
creditors, notes payable In one year. bearing 2 65
per cent Interest, and convertible into 30 three
years bonds, or TO borrow under the existing pro-
visions = the amount OF two hundred and hfty or
three hrndFed million dollars
5 IL Is thought desirable that Cong ress should
enact general law relating TO currency and bank
Ing associations, embracing the general provision,
recommended by the Secretary In his reports
&. 1t Is expected that this action and legislation
Will Tenuer the making Of the United States de-
mand notes legal tender, or their increase be-
yoHd the fifty millions now authorized unneces-
sary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16
CONGR ESSIONdL.
4x4FIIth CONGR ESS-Second s..,y,r

sENATE.-After the close Of our repor, yeste,.
day '0'o''
The Senate discussed the contested case of Son.
ator Lane, of ansas, and, after an executive ses
sion, adjourned.
HousE.-After the close Of our report
The joint resolution declaring that Cong,es,
impose tax, which with the tariff on import,
snau yleld an annual revenue Of not less thu
SIoO,WO,OOO, was passed; also, a bill for the sun.
pIesslod OF the Chinese c0OIie trade by American
clnzens In American vessels. This bill imposes
a nne OF 81 O0 and one years Imprisonment on
each offender VII
n resolution instructing the Ways AID Means
Committee TO Inquire whether any, and ~ 30
~hat legislation may be necessary and proper I'm
view OF the present and impending events IA
prevent the expectation, melting, or hoardin9 Of
the domestic and foreign coin of or circulatinG I'm
tne United sites; the same, ALSO of the exporta-
tion or boarding OF bullion; also to INQUIRE into
tee e1pediencY Of revising the acts authorizing
t ,Se currency OF foreign gold coin, and making
.nen legal tender; and whether any changes I'm
, ,oe laws relating to the value of domestic and
Iofeign coin Is necessary and proper, and 70 70.
port oy Dill or otherwise, was ad opted
Ine Dill authorizing an approximation for cer
tam purposes Of 70 ~tihcatlon was discussed md
ieft In an unfinished stare. Adjourned
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FrsAscrAL.-From the New York Es..ms

FISAscIAL.-From the New York Ecs.,.s
Express Of yesterday we take the following:
There IL great frmness In all Federal securities,
growing out Of an increased confidence in the
Standardization, which Is now regarded a. oom.
United In the strongest manner to conservative
course In suppressing the rebslion. There 10
also growing conviction that the long military
preparations Of the Government are to be speedily
with such degree Of success as will make the
Federal Government fully masters Of the Union /,
In military point Of view.
For $50 per cents there Is an rctive demand at
discount buying, for the clean notes. For the
endorsed notes rates are irregular. Demand notes
are selling at cents discount per 800. The two
years per cents are about par.
Since the suspension of specie payments, cur
out tbs West the want is daily growing. part
Of this demand is to supply the place Of gold
which has ceased to perform the functions OF
money In ordinary daily business.
effect, that the bill Of Mr.. Spalding providing
for an issue of 800 900 600 Of demand notes 10
be made legal tender, will be promptly passed,
followed In a few days by an efficient tax bill,
In all details. The majority upon the tax bill ID
expected to be large, contrary to the impression
created by the DELAYS Of the past.
Gold 10 duh, and az premium is the top Of the
market. The passage Of the bill making govern.
paper lawful money, will soon check the demand
for coin, by lessening the uses for IT, No law can
check demand to hoard. Hoarding and export
Ing will soon be the chief employment for gold,
ana neither direction promises TO Inquire much
The Post says:
The bank specie is rising, though slowly; In.
Guiding the California receipts Of the reserve TO.
day Is probably over sa6 500 600 against SO $50,
700 on the morning Of the suspension
The banks are paying into the Sub Treasury
today the anal instalment Of g, 500 900 on the
second fifty millions Off 30 Treasury notes. Thi,
call 10 PAYABLE In pastdue Treasury notes, the
Two Year Six per Cents. and In Demand notes
Business at the Sub Treasury goes on smoothly,
but Ii seems scarcely to be understood that there
Is no reason for discrimination relative to the
place OF payment named in the Demand notes
They are received without regard to this, as the
government does not redeem them at any Of its
Offices
The Asia, for Liverpool o-day, takes out only
500 9U3 in specie, which is less than was xpected
In the present inactive condition of the exchange
market no large shipments can be made with
profit, and the foreign news by the Arabia, Just
at hand, is calculated to still further dscoura re
exports Of specie on speculation.
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spiri, Of the Morning Press.

The Entsiiig,ses- warmly applauds the resolve
81 the popular branch Of Congress Yesterday, to
rslse an annual revenue Of $50 600, 900.
The Rsprblieos continues Its war upon the
regular army and iis eficers, and in this connec-
ton says:
1--WE shall see what we shall see but II General
Lane mdkss more adraHes or headtcay' IN the
Geld, than the generals in the regular army have
done, we will agree never TO ask the appointment
Of another Abolition General"
Healthful reading, this, for our soldiers, and
we'll calculated to inspire them with that conf
dence In their leaders which ID all-essentIal to
nilgtsyv suerexsf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

TIE HOME CoSFIscArIOS scHEMy-We think
ihst the country may now be fairly congratulated
upon the fact that the scheme FOR conhscating the
money OF all In tbs loyal States who really hav.
coin, for the benefit Of speculstions In exchange
dishonest debtors &c, under the unconstitutional
guise Of making irredesmable Treasury notes q
Illegal tender, Is dead dead :. dead. Congress
Ia fast coming upt to the poin; Of IevYing the ne
-oessary taxes to pay interest and establish proper
sinking fund for the extinguishment Of the prin-
cipal Of the war debt In reasonable time To
make Treasury note. legal tender, would have
been to have authorized every suspended bank
and Suspended debtor In the loyal States to have
compelled their dePositors and creditors to re-
ceive repayment for their gold and silyer-dollar
for dollsr-in lhinplasters, worth, It might be,
ere long, NOT more than afty cents to the dollar
Capital nnanceering that, possibly, for secesh;
though hardly Tor the United states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

An lSrzRKsrISs ExPERIxENr-we take Il
there will be large gathering to- night to witness
the explosion Of the Greek Fire Bomb-shell OF
hessrs. Short Smith. The experiment will
tahe place on this (fhursday) evening, at pre-
cisely eight O'Clock, on the grounds between the
Presidents House and the Potomac A fine, safe
view for ladies' and gentlemen may be had from
the Park on the southerly side OF the Presidents
House Entrance al the head Of PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, through the carriage way under the
sOutherly front OF the Treasury building.
The fire from this shell w II cover a SPACE of
one hundred and fly feet In diameter, and will
burn with intense heat from ten to twenty minutes
IT cannot be extinguished with water, It 10 assert
ed, and It may also be used In war rockets, sub
marine volcanoes, &c, with fearful effect The
P'oprietoTs claim that 1t is the most perfect and
terrible invention for destructive warfare. and
burning anything combustible known to man.
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u As u u now publicly announced tina,
Com FaTEagut 10 TO command the grea. naval
expedition that 10 to operate In the western par,
81 the gulf, IL may be stated that the feet win
consist Of the Richmond, Pensacola, and other
large steam frigstes, great number Of gunboat,,
aad some twenty or thirty vessels carrying mortars
ana a-poanders The opinion Is expressed in
naval circles that few fortified places can hold on,
against such an expedition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-16

CosyRHsp.-Yesterday afternoon, the Senate.
ey an ostunanimous vote, confirmed the nom.
iaauon OF Edwin M. Stanton to be Secretary OF
war. III was gracefully and periodically done.
ana tne BODY deserve much creditwith the country
'os rfrainins from making IT, In the present state
% public Affairs, theme for an interminabl
forensic vrsngie, to Interfere sadly with the
Transaction Of the public business