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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
QUIET FINALLY RESTORED
Address to the People by the Emperor.
. e c l. N e IN Q Q 7 Q ~ .

Tie Ioman steamer Etna, Capt. Brooks which
sailed from Liverpool at l O'Clock Oh the afternoon
of the oSsA. and from Queertiown OF the @9th ut..
arrived here 1T o'clock on Friday morning, bringing
$50 passengers.
The Asia arrived ~ Queenstown at O'Clock on
the norning of the 26th ult.
A. % stated that the British Secretary for War had
forwarded instructions TO the commanders Of batter
les on both sides OF the Mersey and Of Her Msesty
ship Majestic TO the efec, that when the American
ship George Giiswold, with provisions for the Lam
cashire operatives enters inc river, salute Of IL
guns sloud be fired from each battery, and salute
OF u guns from tie Majestic.
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mt,'one and the Judgment rendered by the said commits
oner shall bs entered by the said clerk 10 the records Of the
Court OF Appss aud ,hal have the force and effect
70 dsred by the said court One OF said commissioners
sba 10 named chief commissioner and the said comma
sion sia cootone and the said commi.siones hold their
Offices unt AL the causes transferred to shall bsve been
heard aud ttrmne but ioDzh than years from the
date OF tho original commission. The aid commissioners
shall receive the same penaion the judges Of the Court
Of Al They may appoint tho places OF their
s aud tho Legislature shall provide for the expenses
thereof
GENERAL MCCLELLAN AGAIN.
The Assembly bus done very foolish thing this
mornlng-nOt that this is Uncommon O matter,
however that it has been deemed necessary to men,
ton It specillly IN every instance. The resolutions
extollipg Gen. Mcclellan and rendering HIN an ova.
lion, Which were under discussion Yesterday, came
up again this morning and after tie elimination of
portion only of the Objectionable matter, they passed
under the Yeas aed Nays by nearly unanimous
VOTE IL is not going too fac 10 cay that the majority
of the House has acted in cowari!y mannes In The
premises, and voted contrary to Its CONVICTIONS
under patry tear of consequences. All honor 70
the lew brave members who We're not AFRAID 70 De
recorded ia the negative.
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India and China.

Tho mails from Calcutta TO Dec. % and Hong
Kong to Dec. 10, had reached England, ana were
forwarded 10 America per BorussIa via Southampton
The commercial news has been anticipated, and
there is no news Of Importance in the newspapers or
correspondence.
A PROCLAMATION lie said TO have been issued by the
authorities at Nlngpo calling on the people to give
friendly reception 10 1900 Russian soldiers shortly
expected there.
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Greece,

The London Morniag Pest understands that the
Duke Of Coburg 10 no longer one OF the candidates
for the crown OF Greece.
TIE Duly Meas, On the contrary says the British
Government have instructed their Minister at Athens
10 recommend the Duke Of CoburR to the choice OF
tie Greeks-that the Emperor Of the French assens,
and tbat as the Duke has 10 successor, the RUSSIAN
Government does not object.
La France asserts that Prince Nicholas OF Nassau
il candidate for the Greek throne.
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MaPkets-CARnyuLLy RKroRrEp yoR TIN y. I. TuSnRiB.
- FRIDAY. Feb. H. 1903.
ASHES steady and In moderate request al ~ 6a for
I0ts. aud ~ for Pearls
COrTON-Thss is no important change to note In the
market since last report moderate business doing
and price, n.ipnsa Sales Of sSmo 700 bales on sbasi
Of &c, tor Mddins.
COfFEE-Tnsis has not been much doing today but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
Commercial Intelligence.

LosDos MoyEY MAREEr-There were again
large Withdrawals Of Gold from its Bsuk-esins TO tho DO
lei thEt luther Advance In the iae 81 lscouhi VA n -
The Fond. were un, or,by affected hy those whds
and CoDses on the 2ssh lecaDed = cent, closing a.
There active demand fOs Money iY cent
CorToY.-The market is quiet aud at the close
yesterday the tone wss ~saksr and nhos' s'h-F favored
buyers The aes 81 honaay AID ue'd4y have been scp
| Dale,--one half for export aud speculation.
esins IRON, ndis Au.s tho market ycseT-
d,y very fat, snd there wa not sun lent bn-ne" TO
BarApsrrrrs.-Messrs Richardson, Spence 81
Co. wtkeG.d Nah Co.. and Bigland. huya6 Co fep1r
Hour .o~ end SHADE es'ief; sa,' ., = -, y obl.
2a9IOt souh~rn. lOd3 Iii Wnt- Nrf'eTn, To- an
southern. III III q 10 ID. Com ds aud o. aod ea'ier'
PnovrsIoSs.- and Pork quiet but steady.
Bacon dull and still dscnirs Lord ','a5y At aase.
Ta.ow hfmer for good doserftons bat lover quses neg
ected. Butter ftetdy for hne, but dD IN iuf"tin
PRoDUCE.-Ashes quiet. i'Ots 81 %: Pearlo 81 .
su,r -spimats Coffee steady Rec Inactive Cey'r Sod
10 GOOD demand 49, ier new American Lin,ed Gales AZ
Lsesd on frmsr Ut 4i6. spiht. Tufpeutips nominal a,
10 posin quiet bat ,iesay rs.roeul-Cfads inactive
| Nehu-d Ia lair demshd at l!a2i.
LONDON MAEKITs.-BHEADsTUTTs dull, but
price. unchanged Sugar 's"ady CoFgSk hrm TIA Dr. !.
GLisGow MARKrr.--John McCall & Co. re.
port BRYApsTuTy a. sad VLea. O.. lower than WEEK
go CoEs firm last sgo'ai'on'
tQaecrCosn, 2sih, b} ,'ieIarh from Liverpool
LNharooL. THURSDAY Evening.
CoITJY.-TLe sales yesterday and to-day reach
900 ble. Including roo les - tpecua0fi and exporters
TIE mare - Irregular end easier aud quotations ae barely
| !. nntauiG
d.y.tch. dasd7 >. 2h, gvc III sao' Of Tha'diy
aboui W 5ses To- matLet elospg irregular al desne
Of ~.
Rass irrgl about "a. dcclins ,;e Offering; sale.
psfh o. bscf. potts fia, previously z.,2I bales.
bEs'DsrrITa, the ni;.ieti Is a. ct and steady
psoyloas-lAe u.siet i,r Prov'ous generally closes
steady lard !. quoted htmer
rn5pror--rls Produce u,rtoi is steady and quiet
LOgDOs, 2Jlh evening -ConsOs close at ". d.c4 FOR
money.
ANEuicAS cToCKs The istest tales Erie Railway
49, 10 20 iuois C'rtrs' Iaifold. 4IufH. tiseonns
| LODDOH STOCK EKCHiH6K Jan 2j-Clss'pg prices: Cor
sol. for Money. &.dJ.l do ior Account. ylb4G! New
Vhfees g1sQJii
L0sp9S PKoprCB hAErgr JAN 20-Surar 'tasdy
Cote quiet usiige Ccyion realized Ijt0i D. Isa-bD
fo good aud enc Cong1us which realize f pnces.
Rice ven dni. Sttp,ter firm, Isow -uAIkot him, IS g.
snOt f3Jai6l. Mach, Is g. Apf b. June i7 October Il
/ December.
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Latest-Vta Oueenstopn.

- PARIs, Jan. 29ih, 1858.
been instructed by Earl Russell to express to NJ.
Drouyn dc Lbuys the satisfaction felt by the British
Government Oh account Of the late speech Of the
Emperor 10 the French exhibitors and It's strong de-
sire " w the sentiment VI mutual esteem daily
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Cane Of Good Hope.

The mails 10 the 18th of December from Cape
Town had reached England. No further hostilites
had taken place In Transvael and all was quiet Oh
the frontiers: Drouth still prevailed In portions OF
the weather had been fine, and harvest prost scts
with good.
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prussin.

The debate on the address had opened in the Prus-
sian Chambers. Herr Won Bismsrk Schonhausen
said the Ministry was determined TO resist the de,
mands of the Chamber to enlarge its constitutional
privileges, and to nsintain uniml aired the nights OF
tie House of HoheDzollern.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
Turkey.

The Turkish Government is said to have issued II
diplomatic dispatch pointing out the completely OF
Russia in sending arms to Servia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
Italy.

The report of the appointment of Vce-Cardinal
Brace de Negro as Minister OF Marine, is confirmed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
Spain.

Gen. Prim's resignation had been accepted. He
proposes to place himself at the head Of the Prog
ressllla party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14

COLLISION WITH THE TROOPS BY CONSCRiPTS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-14
MORE FRENCHMGDlA RUMORS
q Tender Of the Alabama at Holy
head for Goals.
Liverpool and Manchester Chambers Of
Commerce on American Affairs.
kidnapping of Negroes for the French
Army in LeXico.

iNSURRECTiON IN POLAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-27
MONDAY, March 90, 1858.
SENATE

The Sonate met at IL o'clock NJ, Mr. Hun
TER, of Va, in the chair.
PRAYER By Rev. Mr.. So'oman. Of tue 3sr
tist Church.
Mr., CLlY, of AID, intyoduced.s bill in re
Ia!iun 10 tn. custody Of persons chaigst
with Offences against the Confederate STATE S
The bill provides that The committing magis
trate ahall place accused persons in tie safes
places of confinement. and remove tnoss al
ready committed shonid coed ressoa exist.
Mr.. Clay ints % cei ssti!l to abolish gu
psrnnmersIy con,pisssries and quartz, mas
ters, :he Office 1t RegiInen'al Cornmirsary
among othsr things beine abolished. r.
| fsrred to the Comr''t;.e on Military Affairs
Mr.. SPARRow Offered restitution. which
xas ag,esi to. that the Commitlee or Post
Offices snd Post Roa''s inquire uto the expe
| diency OF p:oyidiDg 70: shc TRANSMISSION y;
foreign mail m:':er by tbs wsy OF Mstsn D
ras snd havana, II such manner asnsy t-
deemed most practicable
a message yas received from The Horse
that the SpEAEEs had sigued ne hil !" pra
vide to- The funding auG fL-thei rsus 81
treasury notes.
Mr.. Daows int oauc; b.: to authorize
the Secretary Of tie Navy ~ paT til :ers Of
the navy thcir necessary snd c'ual travelling
expenses under orders in lieu Of mileage in
certsin cases Referred IL the Cam!art"s IT.
Naval Affairs
Mr.. PHElss rcpcrtefa bill to be en,:Ist
an act to continue in iorcs can act entt|tJ
an act to sutootizs a lcSn and tbs issue Cf
Treasury uotes, anu to prescribe the punish.
ment iJr foT;iHg the s,me, and for forging
certificates Of stprk md aunds" spp.o7ed
Maj lS'b, 1861. Referred - the Finance
Commi:iee.
Mr. H.ysss from the Comui,tc. appointed
II confer with III ID niiisu If tbs House
on the ImpEesEment B.'!. .ei" ted an amend
mert by way Of subs'ltrts fhr ito orig
inal hill l: was postponed until Tuesday
made the special order, and prln'rd for the
u,s VI Senator'S.
A bill to BE- enti,!cd BIZ act to st. blish 3
Court for the ihvostIs alton rf clslc,s asans
tn, Government of ti,h rorfp6er2's Ststes
was called up. amend.j. md ( h,'td.
After rejecting an auIsn6wsn. rfhe5 ~
Mr. ORg: restricting me rig: f appeal o
the Supreme Courr, by Vote Of 10 aycs
to l8 paye, tina Senate, pending too further
consideration Of tho bill went ia:o secre:
session.
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where he opinion fudge Lyons places IT.
that no sppeh or rehearing viii be asked, tba
thu Government viii not sppeae Al sn aux
ious, dissatisfied htissnt, seeking to rom
ed5 its oaae by new plesdsnsa. Let the mat,
tez rest. where the Court las piaced it. AID
until Congress passes come act, impr'ssnen'
should cease.
Since this cass has been sdjuoicatsd, il
would be but jnsaios for the Govsnmsnt te
allow hessrs. Warwick Barksosl~, and al
other parties fecu whom improvements are
made, the market price for their four ard
provisions.
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WcnNwp.I. Msrch 2C:t. 1863

" GhfkSuAf. "bICI ~, icoO
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met 1t II u'cl1 X. end was called
% mt,e' ny To SasixsU.
Mr. HuT'S. ~ FL. a-ror-c5d thet biz
co,leagua, Hoo. NJ Ha~lrs wh, had bean
al. c:ed IS Ihs surc~.oo- OF the HoE. Mr.
DAwE.ss, Fss p eae' t AID ;eaty to qualify az
3 member OF this body. The new member ID
vsaced to ,he Chat: and took the prescribed
OATH
Leave Of absence wss granted to W-ssrs.
Cook and Vest, of No, and S1AsIs, of Va, on
account ofindlsposition.
The House then resumed the consideration
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-27
VALUABLE PROPERLY FOR SALE.

II
~ the 10Th dsy Of Afh1L, 49,. ~ be offered for
~ SALE on $40 preus-, the r.7sr " "a The toTo ~
stauntcn, Known "KllorSSa," tho s's rssidenee q
Ers. aaia g1EnJy, Diseased
Inc Lot contains ZOE, s-rcs An T-5 - ~e1
into hair doasn dslrcSt hu:!d.g KS. ne -"
stands large, With god s,d .p .oo us Fs,1ep The
y.ousds highly fr v.d, 49, eve On IT, m N n Ia
lsusr Of choice b. hts The uA=.1D u:s :: i-'Ss "a
hsaoSoms IN saod repair ~. c'dSo,,E3 HFr,nEsd -
e.sucias adce ffu. and Hi.o ekyt.d .ter.. BE us
ness Etrsss beautiful rendered. or mere o='Hois
pr,rerty, = rarsly offered IN the Isr'st
Tho terrr VIII Be made knavr OF IN cay " rs's.
credit Of Jsars Viii be given NO hts o. 70: pr
chase nsns3; tbs Inter al ~ be 7,!d assssl:: ,,
march R-efst ne -.
IN ian Of PRANcIs b. BoYRIN, de,H, uhs;tsf By
bond or e,nsruss are reeuessd 70 preseot s saIas ~
early ., prasAcabe and al perons INDEBTED 70 SAID
tao arc requoesed k1 immedist: paynsst OF voc
su,auat o, ths1 indsstetne6a TO tbs uodor,isoed.
a. Il. Bo7KIu, Ia,
ruarsh lsIxNf y. II. B9YNN,
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LAND md NEGRo>S IN ORANGE

IAND HNU NEUNV ID nv ~lsHE'ND
COUNTY FOR SALE.
gc>pE d.ys..s urL.r ih w.. r ths is.s E.s-rd sa"
4 Iibss. Wis 'cI pebble aue OF. on n: pr.n~s' On
EoEpaY, s~h e, ..arcr, iib". che 'sru kntV- -
ST. MY Il l. L
corainc= eoo acrts So ego: Cd )" IN .itn' %
an o.k tn.te. Ill ch haze Z, v. been c.l'nS-s.
This .! the best htu;.e - @si ts 4 1ct' All
hss &C ine1hsr,:ibs b,c g blue nme.L'Ao 'Go"'cR
hsopsh a -noe leBgh; I; gtussed ~ m tcI soofh Of
o.ayss oourt e. AZ "ny e~ Lun rad srdi fem
the Orange apG Ae1arGria saiirond
AZ tss tms srd plsce ,ae ESreut:I Sad testa
tor vii sell
SIX LIKELY YOUNG NEGROES
Also-rhs furniture, farr .mpj-r-o'. TIRE; Or 'aar
Nodiand bar els o! old iron. vrru:. and c-G hot's
e1sn cows ho1s snd o,h.r tan!y sspplea. Ga siri Al
day OF Eals.
Terms mh!e tborn 81 "a! "''.-'-
sr*: q S..i1,s,
2. y. EaT ihGS,
uanoh 1S-oitt ~ cut rs.
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CEDAR rQ;NT ENR S.LE

4
tx pZ-5GAnos Of deere .: -: ''-v't ert ~ 10 a
i land county, mad: 90 III: 81 d.y y tw!. ~ .aHi.
Ia = ss1, 1epend7< 10 sa1 cost. : Which .'''-
sseltoa Is p,atntis sLi iC - stT ~t'..'oI
OF hobart 2:aaArJ ID j. go ~. e.r r'gh'- and
o;hcss arc defendns ne !:."r' {. poste1 'ys1!a
crumi ,Ioners - the pops =. o. 49, cav, 80
e,, L.y Of ..... a. 49,, = 81 Yc,o ,h-
prsnisej, - s'ii :: 1r'i- r=c:''! :" .'NrLd. E!Lo
e. Imprryraln ':!sc 4 -" > u? ~ are
&C I: S.i:c &c ~ 81" ~" sC2 - aac
leg hat 2l.Ss Ice lie ct {; j L. !-U y
dlatsy TIE J,me, ave- 3! arrSs two ni'r -oov:
Sich ,u1 Ferry Sud or: h4f ra'l fran &c CT AID
e ~ uss ih< rrr?n- 81 txtr lhc q. Wiz Ger.
pro7isoh' copdcr- go I.a i+>c' 'cfc'l I'd 10 %
q: c J9c De-. .Ld which wall :eGa.sd At te sa'-
Tho term, Of vii! oJchrd 'asS au' rd'socs
crsdiI Of ard I'll intrrvs' fro"I the
day Of SAL sut ttt dte,rd p.yn,pta. "o,os with
ecod perlonli =. go require, 40 ;he uNe ~
tagged az ID the fart ~ Her - n. cert
Tl.LikE H. IRA 80
- =: ~ - r7sN
TeS ss.clu -, a,.hGe,
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eeEASUST SpI;CS &c. to yUaDlh9 IhhA
zJrRY HOTM

Treasury NuT;Cs as 70 YUNDIAG THEA
SCRY EOTB-
a ,on.o,au,y With TIE set Of Congress alpsoVoI
,ltote Ia,h 1859 cosice horehy givea that al TEesL
sary nsc .hich shat De ssued fcm the TressuIy ate:
,;r Est dsy Of December DeIt su Be fuads6s onIs
II .:;c. " cent. Bo,da CT Stock inssesd 81 eight pr
ccc: an all :.:.-ous todtug Tfrasury note xG :;
.s,.ac,h, .IG who may desiee TO fund The sstne u
eigkt Der cent Bonds ur Stock ars hereby notified aI
t,cr ,pt N urr IN % G. before the 40 day d Alnl
u.1 .u.i present he aid notes 81 tis Treasury 81
EIoar1ord, 81 nOms ole Of dc A.sstsat ~ tena
:. :he,, " el9ht ps can't. Bonds OF Stock aoe3
E;;eb ds:s ,bsy W. Be- fundsele only b e,sn per
800 q, G.. XEaIIHGER,
"'S Seerrtary Of tho Treasur1.
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NoTE < Z.
COAL. IRON. LEAD AND COPPER

OUAJ, IhULNj LIZ AZ aNE wv In
yB9Hf s5yerrao.. praciIc.' ~I-tkG -: es,.
4 ing experience Of yea-. "a '.,- ~. V,Ia-
TANGO With tas cAtntl rsscu' ~ TO S;-Iederary
rres ~ associate sh himself sone g-rls>-a n esch
and pi!ss PatosrI 70 c,r=,p mi' ral ~'a.:A
ipdsStx!d works In The sea:c. riH:IAL LAnrs. IN
any dkioe not 700 remote from lroa1 CIR. ca!tt
Vii rsatt4 enhancement b. bang ,aret .d iepo.:.d
In ordsz 70 tSs .orksy % MINIS 'o-,s;nT nompl1fs
e6ectnG sol1s Ainsras cno metals TO deGaed fof
army and navy, and e. r.ioad.. aotore- Ard
mechaaie srts DsvslopueIt Of er:ot.y',
q struggle hhe tha. tsecnes .,.',!a - .1i1sn"e AID
snccssa-
7roposia
Keferopc.s sivs. an -rqr'-sd hdd:'-.
'CONPRLIRATE,"-3cx '4o7,
uNch Il -2.sN9~ G'oSronr,Ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-27

Impasr,,r R,o.s.Niz,T'on y R%.eo >
C.y.Is, We earn f.cn the Mcti.a "Rec-
ist.r' VIA, Gen. Brssg has issusd sn ordeS
rec. gan:z ns lis c. Ealry. wtich hJ this new
or .sriza:;nc 10 f,-,oei irtn tvo divisions
nnr undsr tie ccn.msnd Of Wheeler md the
o.ho, coder Tsn Dnro, Morgs being attached
t, the iosner anG Fo,rss: 10 The is;ser-
This ee:y rra.e-:ai;y al.e:. 'Hc p'ar Of tbs
c.vsiry tc,v:ce, which Us . cnr2s hsd been
put u,ynr Van Do-n's co.umnao TO s't i:.:e.
pecdect Of otter urdu.s, and u ~ snoTed
and r:snss~ at hs wilt snd discf*i".n. New
this NV corls il fo!mcG int, = di7;s't SID a.
ach-o 20 Bragg, who comnar's the a'my
of Tennessee, aud il to be kept uron 90" #
the Harks o. the sIm1, whls tho tscond I'll
vision .Whesie7's) Is retsipt on the ether .
While this reorganization VIII have tie eff
feet to prevent thase n.:ii,n: and successful
d.shes upon ,ae COMMUNICATIONS ne tho
enemy, V hereby 80 nuch spirit il gwen to
our service, it will strengthen the army Of
Tennessee as much as 10000 achievements,
for it viii ,Sks twice that number of the
enemy to gu.rd thsi, tanks successfully and
keep oren their communication.
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DID

Dip ..,s" -s:3eoc. jrds: e.. bi-.'' . -. 60
Mar d. K J.ss -c'ITrlE z. - - ,-T-tt-.c:. J.sr
Of Ter sRe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-27

- L1sfLY sIaRoEs for sale .. sseaoa 1hISn SA1
-" Asotanssn
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TuEsD.y, March q, 1858.

The Senate me: 9: IL O'Clock, u Prayer
by tho Rev. Er. Solomon. Of the baptist
Church.
Mr. OLDHAM, from the Coa,.1't,rs "a Pos.
tai Afsi;s, reported back ,hs resolution rels
tive to to-e'gn mai ~ Ma,amoras ard la
vDna. With resolution Declaring :h.s II Vas
inexpedient to ;s:l'i@:e "Fc2 tho subj c. s:
this time
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fifteen ~ The uumber for fllir & the blsnt ,
vas rraonsidsrsd, and Dirty days inserted
| IL stead.
On moi III y! M.. BALDWIN. tie proviso at
the erd OF the 10th section Of the bill exempt
ine from d,sir.iut the tools ur implements
OF 4 trade or profession, ono COW. rrns and
provsions, md househ Id furniture kept for
use. spaS 81 necessary f,ra f.mily and 5esst
g! the plough, was stricken out.
Mr.. Tspr., OF Ga, moved to suend the
ola: section by striking ont toe woros -" the
| nonayh in tho line, and inserting the
~nrJa "his .ppor:n.rt as collector" Not
| Sc, ecd to.
81. e. y. BRrcv .nJ7Ad TO amend BY
! st: ticg GU. IL tho 6 h Inc Of the SINE sec.
,icn, the words "for Eve s-a's frr," aud in,
s--ti1 tho words .-uptil Re shsn hsvs &C.
c. unr.d for AMI gid ovr,' so as 70 make
! tie clause rcsA, ''the !cn0s' and o,het pro-
pert; IF any Collector shall be bound b.
STATUTORY lea un!,l ne sal have sccnunt. d
f.. az: paid o-er 81 mcneys renewed BY
him" &c.
o, tsia a-cniines: the vote WAS taken by
a-ea a7G 1908 snd resuitsd-ayes %, moss
AZ. So n" amendment l. az not agreed tn
Ms. Carr, ef Miss. moved "a nmetd-
meat TO The ed sec::o- striking out. sf-
tor the word "ma1-,' in tho ffueth line,
down 20 the word ''alG' in TIE hty second
rine. an5 Inserting tie no dc. SOY .h,ll be al
infant uodc- twent; one le.rs # age, 3
ras-ri.a WON. OF pera"n &c uns"u7rd mird,
tte Id or aer sail AVE Ire v,iv:lrge Of re-
aeem!cS the 80! ..T"le::y at aay ;ine Wit O.
in t1o years s::>: lie clpse Of bis ;e.Ih Of
SERVICE, or after the disc billy cf such indnt,
married woman pc rsrs,n Of nnscund mind,
is removed"
| Thi; amendment: was rejected.
On motion of Mr. MooRE, of kentucky,
ths House adjourned to meet ut II O'Clock
| to morrow.
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CharIe.son.

agate" the usually well informed
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette,
writes thus from Washington;
From Charleston we have ceased to
expect very speedy results. We seem
likely to run the stereotyped round At
lirst we are all buoyant with hope of
instant success, and the preliminary ad-
vantages raise us TO ecstacy. One dis
appointment after another dulls the
edge of our expectations we grow list
less, regard the siege as almost hopeless,
and at last, when we have well nigh for
gotten it, are startled TO hear that our
General has quietly stolen in and tri-
umphed So it was At Pulaski and Vicks-
burg; 80, (since we have reached the point
where victory would surprise u.s. let us
hope it will be here.
For the rest, it may be RENE mbered
that all is not truth that the newspapers
print about the accord of Gilmore and
Dahlgren The correspondents have been
instructed 10 tell their stories, and it is
not very creditable TO the profession that
some OF them are willing 10 obey the in
structions BUTT is vel enOus UNDER
stood here, and nowhere better than at
the navy Department-that the feeling
between the two commanders could not
be worse than it is without an open out
break.
Dahlgren is understood TO represent "a
the Navy Department that there is an
immense amount of brAg about Gillmore's
arull.ry performances, that IL is all gam
mon ABOUT Sumter being reduced, thai
several of it's guns are still ia position
and ,fTecuvsly manned, aud that be DARE
not run up his lron-clads 70 remove Tho
obstructions in the channel, because, u
do 80, be would have TO place them unde
these guns at short range, aud Insur,
their being sunk. Meanwhile Glllmor
CLAIMS 10 nave reduced sumter, aud ask
# the navy cannot mus er force euousl
70 oyerpower the handful OF men KEEP
there to hinder as from taking posses
sion,
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Son-sInvehOIdersF fight for ths Gem
foderacy and Shareholders stay
at hOmes -----

SOn-sInvehOIdersF fight FOR ths Con-
foderaoy and slavchO doris stay
at homes - 80
This is the testimony of Gov. Brown
Of Georgia who says In his late mes-
sage:
"The armies of the Confederate States
are composed IN a great degree Of men and
noa-slaUebolders tolio haOe bit hale property at
stake upon the issue 49, Upon
their abor cir families At home have
depended for support, as Hey haze no slaves
10 work for them, They receive from the
Government but eieUen dollars per month fa
deprecated currency which al the present
high prices, will purchase very little OF
the necessAries of life The consequences
is that the ,0ives Of thousands Of them are
now obliged 10 work daily in the field 10
make breal-1nIch Oftle time t0itl,Ou shoes
10 heir feet, or evea comfortable clothes for
themselves and their Lhie children Many
are hOing upon bread alone and feel he most
pcinfld oPprehensiOHs lest The time may come
o,en enough even Of this eaRHOt be afforded
them mai5 cd
1T must be admitted, that iarg@Pro-
p9rtion oft t0sahly class Of ourPePb have
aUoidea 0e JeDers of bie camp andtae dangers
Of the battle field and haze remained at hons,
an comparative ease and comfort, iOith their
Enihes. II the enrolling officer under
the cnnscript act has summoned them to
camp, they hlve claimed exemption 70 control
their slIUes.
How long will the nOn-slnveholdera
throw away their liberty and lives TO
Gght for the miserable slave OligarChy ?