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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-01
Latess-Via Queenstopn.


OUrrrsrowK, March l9.-1he Times city arti-
.cle saws the announcement Of the Confederate loan
has caused an unusual amount OF attention. The last
quotation yesterday was u TO 3 premium The al
fair s to be regarded almost exclusively as cotton
speculation.
The degree OF favor recorded TO it in Liverpool,
Manchester Havre, and other centers OF the cotton
trade, must constitute the teal by which Loud pm
operators will be likely TO be influenced. Should
cotton remsin at Is. 3d. large number OF persona
will probably be disposed to run The great risk Of
getting it out.
The general question will, however, be as TO the
price likely 10 preyo for cotton after the conclusion
OF peace and that ID a matter for The judgment Oh
Lancaster. Six months are allowed al the PERIOD
during which each holder Of the bonds will have
che option, after the ratification Of peace, Of chang.
ing them for cotton and those who subscribe VIII
do Ia the belief that the average throughout that
interval Will be at six pence per pound Every
other mode of regarding the affair would
De irrelevant. The loan will receive no
ofelal sanction, not even that of the Committee OF
tne stock Exchange, and II the Federal Government
IKE 70 apply for similar amount the hypotheca-
non Of wheat, Indian corn, Or Ohio pork, they will
aouosee' find our capitalists in their business deal
nes are totally free from political prejudices, and
ere guided solely by the nature Of the terms and
profit.
The reasoning that would exclude the South from
loan on account OF the conduct Of Msissp would
apply 70 the North since the North embraces Michi-
gan. The Washington politicians will doubtless In
sst upon looking at this oau as an outrageous blow
deliberately aimed against them by tho European
arstocracy, and though they will be conscious
that they could safely do 50 they would
publicly enter into similar transaction themselves
and that they have already 90 far ret the example
that 90 900 bales OF cotton are alleged by their own
journals TO bave lately found their way 10 the New
England mills their purchase effected by Union Off
GERS who have continued to receive them across tn,
The Daily New, says It would appear from pres
ent indications that the completion Of the subscrip
tions IL already virtually assured and that the LOAF
IL being regarded with considerable degree Of spec
NATIVE favor. The promoters have fortified them
selves with the opinion Of Sir Hugh Cairns and MI
Cotton, TO the effect that there is no isgaty what
ever In the transaction.
The Herald says the first quotation was I 10
premium. Ii then advanced gradually 10 u pre-
ai9m. and finally improved TO u 10 81 premium
which WA the latest quotation. TIE Telegram
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DIE ID.

pRAINERD - On Monday morning. March ~ ~, ~ a.. 90
6eld D. Samuel Bianerd In this Both year o. III. $50 A.
Ths funeral will take place to-mouoW y. a.i N WV
radiance of his soD-inaw. ]. l. Brewer. Wssno .,.
pnoyyN--At Bay onns, N. j.. Monday sitehoon, 90
40 Thomas Clarence. infant son Of T. v ana A"h'' L.
Brown aged yru and mooth. ,.,u. 4, ,,a
IT. y..vss and friends family respectfully ivitea
40 attend the funeral this day wv sdnsadayl o psP
Cburcb, Grove street, Jefssy City. at u oooo, '''
rsmsius will be tskon to Paterson Tor intsts n, r
NOTWITHSTANDING. On Tueldsy evening mfSa d. amy
A. Mc(aty, wife OF Charles J BarlG
Noticn of funeral Ia 10 nouow's pspsf
San Frsuoisoo papcrs please coPy'
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Commercial IntclIiaencc.

LONDON SToCK EXCHANGE, March ~, 1862
Con,ol. money 0li69l account, 2id2ii New Threes.
N}d9ll 2:l5 D. D.-Consols. money, W. dy21 account
94tda2l New Thress, 9o3dO0..
LONDON PRODUCE MAKKKT, March l9.-Sugar Arm. Fair
business Refined at previous rates Coffee active full rates
Tea: Inside rates scarcely maintained. Rce low sorts In
good demand Speiter firm. Talow market steady Fair
trade.
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To ARRIVE.
Dnslness Notlees.
IHdHy'
IODINE WATER.

IJ1HS' IODINE WATER.
Pure IODINE IN pure wArER. fos Scrofals, Con
SUMPTION Dyspepsia Rhsumstlsm. Neuralgia Syphilis Msr-
cus Disease and all those distressing and affecting mHadies
which ss, nom oneebled ysied Tsa, Of the blood de-
feesivc nutrition. an impure atmosphere ke
Its rsouneuss. pure solution and iis excellence a.
medicine aesd By such distinguished names Sc DR. J.
r. Chiffon Psof y. H. PsIker Prof j. O. Booth, Dr.. j. b..
C. Smith. and others
OIL Psr bottle. 50 Per hall dozen.
Da. IL AspERs h Co.
Phx.iri.ns md Chrmists No. Al8 Hroadwar.
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WARRINGTON Tuesday, March 81. 1861
Official information has been received Of Col.
Corners severe battle and splendid victory on Bear
River, Washington Territory. After forced march
Of lao miles in Midwinter and through deep SHOWS,
in which &c of bis men were disabled by frozen feet,
he and bis gallant band of only 200 attacked 300
Indian warriors in their stronghold and after shsra'
fought battle of four hours destroyed she entire
band, leaving 224 dead upon the field. Our loss was
ii killed and ~ wounded. These Indians had muir
dered several miners during the Winter, and were a
part Of the same band who bad been massscreing
emigrants on the Overland Mail route for the las,
fifteen year, and the principal actors aud leaders in
the horrd crimes of the past Summer. During Col.
Corners march, no assistance was rendered by the
Mormons, who seemed indisposed, he says to d.
vulge any information regarding the Indians, and
charged enormous prices for every article furnished
bis command.
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Recent Operations of the Alabama
III. Times on the Senates Resolutions
Against Mediation.
Reports Of the Defeat at VickSburg.
prosnscts of the Confederate Loan.

The steamer City of Washington, Capt. hire.
house. which left Liverpool at 1880 on the morning
of the I5tb and Queenstown on the 10Th March, ar
rived here last night. Her news is one day later
than that brought by te Hansa yesterday, and given
on another page.
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6perial Notices.

Robin Hood and WycklIAe.-A popular Lecture
will be delivered by tho Rev. RICHARD 9. sT0RRS. ID D..
Of Brookyn. on THURSDAY EVENING. April 2, in the
Reformed Dutch Church. of Blocker and West 10th.
st. Subject: Robin Hood and Wyckiae; thei Early
Popular Elements Of England" Doors at u o'clock
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Elocutien and Vocal Cnitarc,-Fcr the benefit Of
the afflicted desire cay that under the skfu tesnent
OF Pref HURLBUT. have been completely cured OF
MERiNG. My voice aud health have greatly improved
am preparing for college Ny gratitude cannot express
Prof H. is en- able and successful Tescher of Eocuton and
Gynns.c and richly mens the patronage Of an intelligent
PARTIES communicate with BY calling o. the
Vocal Gymuasiurn, No. rs East 27thst H. b. D.
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Entertainments. -Wedue.dny, AprfI Z.

ACADEMY OF MUslC-Norma
Paris s'- ~ "' an
NlBLOS-Edth.
IS b ,ri,Siy y, musEUM-Shadov on the Wall.
COOuriLS GALLERY Volcano Of the Andes.
oyWvr maa lNsTlrUTE-o.cany.n' Lecture Turkish
IRVING HALL-Mr aud Mrs. 7. Thumb.
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Carpetings,

l.. DGERTON,
NOS. 10 AND 81 WORTH'ST.
INVITES THE ATTENTION OF BUYERS TO HIS
LARGE STOCK or
CARPETINGS,
FLOOR OILCLOTHS,
MATTINds, RUGS, DRUGdET, Co.,
WHICH HE OFFERS AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT
FAIL TO MAKE A aoD IMPRESSION ON
FIRST-CLASS BUYERS.
r. w. HOTCHKISS invites bis friends to call and exam
Inc tho stock.
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Malls Close at the Post.Ofllce.
or Europe by steamer Bohemian, via Portland.
~ sn LAY April I2i p. m.
OF AI,el edne,day, April i.............. LOT IN
roL New.Oriean' By steamer Potomac, Wsdnes
d.y April p. IN
+ or hsvsns and New-orleans. by steamer Creole,
saturday April .;...................... 100 m.
For California. &c, daily (sundays eIcepted),
overland via ST. Joseph. Mo........5s N. and 81 p. m
Noili-Aosy Dunalo aud Canadas.. .5 N. aud y p.
Noftn ana west way Mail ~
Western Mail via Erie Rarosd a. m and - .. m.
southern aud South esten Mails m n and Vi p.
Lssein mail. O. ia and 81 b. m.
New bedford Newport aud Pail River. .......... p.
The Long Island Mail closes ct 81 O. m, aud 81 p
sunday Mails sunday all mails close at "A D.
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THE INDIAN OUTBREAK IN WASH.
INGTON TERRITORY.

Official Report OF the Battle on Bear
Rivcr-Forced March Of 40 Miles
Through Deep Snows-Threo Hundred
Indian Warriors Attacked fn their
Stronghold by Two Hundred Troops
Tive Hundred and Twenty-Four Indi-
mas Killed.
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Notice.
L0YAL LEAGUE OF UNION CITIZENS. I
NRw-YosK. March 81, 1853.


NRw-YoRK. March 81, 1883 }
The Executive COMMITTEES have the great pleasure to an
tho members Of tho League that fully appreciatins
the desire which preyas among loyal cIsns to show
their high appreciation the public services Of Major Gen.
b. BUTLER II ka been deemed proper TO Change hs Or
der Of proceedings announced FOR THURSDAY EVENING,
at the Acsismy Music to enable the officers and msu
Of the act in unison with the citizens who had
tended to Gen. BUTLER invitation to accept their boa
ptaiy this city He will accordingly be received at the
Academy the evening named THURSDAY, Apdl2, At "a
ooak In conformity With arrangements be announced by
joint Committee Of Citizens and officers OF the Isasne
Notice will be given TOMORROW MORNING OF the
time sod place for Issuing tickets OF admission.
BY order Of the Executive Committee.
r. ii. MoCURDY, Chairman.
u
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PRrMUM ON GOLD. The Subscriber, who @

PREMIUM ON GoLD.-The Subscriber, who can
M, eh..s- ry"~. with tho fncins,ien. - ell '-"''
,,.y,,x .ponou. spense In advertising tho changes 10
to sell hi. Pens Old Prices ThEkins bis Custom
or, entitled tho behs Of the Premium GoA rather than
the wAt debsss, Of the hes, currency this country ever
had he now reit,ing the amount ofthsir orders IA
Gold the full Premium In this city the day when feos's'
this way he hopes to do the country aud his ca''o"s
,o. coed without hin.a the hoyroS Pas
not be made without 0oLp.
When Paper Money sent United States pr ferred over
aoy other A. Moaros No. Is Msidenlane. Nov 4 oTk
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Notice., -
III. 3. INTERNAL RRvBsur,
THtarr.sxcosp CoLLzcrios DISTRICT. NBw-fon.
Notice IA given all persons residing OF dong ous
ness In thl. District comprising the First Second and 9ah
Wsrds of hs City Of NewYork that the Assessment ho
will IN with the provisions of Section ID OF the
Act TO Provide utena Revenue be open for ehsmson ~
M for fifteen days from the date hereof andays except
sdj and that from the 10th day Of April 70 the zon "a, a
Anil nex (both days included appeals will be rsceved aug
ed by me office daily from 10 O'CLOCK q M 20
o. relative to erroneous or excessive
Ali nupen, must be made la writing and inus. specify hs
n.ytionsr cause matter thing which dec sion 10
usatsd and a 80 state grounds principle Of nequay
OF e''o' 5. z. GIlBEkT,
A.....ov Tbiy,v ..econd District New. York.
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Stamp Duties Cards.

Stamp Duties Cards.
Now ready, A NEAT, COMPACT. CONCISE, EXPLICIT.
RELIABLE and wELL-ARRANGED CARD, SHOWING
WHAT MUST BE STAMPED and what Stamps must be
u.sd Price, 10 cents Dealers supplied The usual terms
SINCLAIR TOUsEY, No. l2i Nsssauss.
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Physicians .nd Chemists. No. sts Re-

TRUssEs.-MARsH a. Co.'S Radical Cure
THuss Office only at No. ye,sys Also Supporter, sus
p-u.ofy BsndAge silk Elastic siochnss Tor Naeoss Veins
Shouder Braces. &C. A lady attendant
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God Liver OIL and Lime.

That aud active agent the Of all consnmptve
.nn,oms WILBOR'S COMPOUND OF PURE COD
LIVER Oil AND LIME. Is being universally adopted 10
nsdical prsetne. Sold by tho proprietor. ALEhANDEh
n vWIIBOR Chemist No loo Court.st Boston; In New
Yort by j Mihsu Son. No. 1888 Broadway. D. s. Barnes
Co and II. c. Wells.
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No. 154 Readc.st.
SAVE YOUR HEALTH
AND PURSE
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
KENT,S EAST INDIA COFFEE,
Ths cheapest for general use and highly favored
GOES TWICE AS FAR AS JAVA, any other Coffee.
Certified to BY Dr. Boyle to be THE MOST HEALTHY
saos. by which the public are deceived and inferior
Article under the name Of East India Coffee Psmed on
and that No. 1874 kede 1.-THE Geners DEPOT Of the East
Indi. Coffee Co 1, printed upon every package.
Only % cents per pound.
Sold by Groeers every where
BE sure to ask for kENPs," and take no other.
A liberal discount to tho trade.
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EstabIished Over Quarter Of Century.
DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
Has proved to be the ecacious remedy yet dscov-
ered for all pulmonary complaints, Coughs, sore
Throat, Hosnsness. Asthma, Bronchitis he-
noptyss tSpitting Blood) Short Breath.
Group Wastinx Flesh Pains and Sore
pess, Weak Breast, Tickling IrrtIa-
tion, Rising In the Throat
Broken Consultation frous
the abuse Of Caomea
sod other causes
ali Throat, Breast
and Lung
Com plants. Let
disc ase, however
bad Il be. or lonstb or
tms n maj have existed. die.
courage you until you have TIED
this great Medicsnentam Wonderful
cures have taken place. when, to al human
probability Il eouii not be possible. Pre-
pared only BY Dr. SWAYNE SON, No. $50 Sixth,
above Vine Phisdelphis Sold By Druggists and Dealers
Dariey's Designs
Pckwick Papers have bsen the u size or
.Ls drawing and very spirited. Two now ready.
20 escn
We offer at wholesale or retail
PRANG'S EXQUISITE CARDS
for Photograph Albums, printed In ColorG Now ready;
Summer Landscape Butterflies Hummins Birds Autumn
Leaves, &C., &c
Price, so cents per package Of one dozen.
Bookseller, No. 33s Brosdwsy
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at the Acsiemy Of Music TO enable the officers and msmbsrs
OF the League act IN unison with the citizens who had
Ptaiy in hi. city He will accordingly be T-ceiysd s the
oeSs II eosiory w,h be snsouncsd BY
Join. Committee Of Citizen. and officer: o. the tsssns
time aod place for Issuing tickets OF admission
BY order Of the Executive Committee;
r. ii. MoCURDY, Chairman.
r. NJ wsraomr. Secretary.
CITIZENS RECEPTION TO MAJoR-GEN BUTLER,
At,h. ACADEMy OF MUSIC,
TmGasD 2. ne IyanfS Ana Of linton s ssssa. h.,
Ing tho request Of the Coutes in behSf OF tho sub
E view 10 E 81. y for n. oso
scrdng the citizens opportunity oftss'ipg the respect
Tor biz shascs, asd service. ~ 1S vS.s ana sppIV gaps
meeting the I'd and the use Of the Aeade
gGGf f. "a Sa e. ;isS 81 M
sSs :. hs Acsdepy Of Music. on .hiia oe s Ssn
Aani.'ion viii De By Ticket and notice viii be given in tho
evening papers when and whefe they Gao BE- found
sEsl ssrrS: '''' to E f5 AZ D
CHARLES IL I bh7ib btp fYf FEB NNA
S%,s q s' Loyal L %gp e y I%o fss
? n wiEfMoRE, W ,y JAs yWyADswohrH.
Rspnsi s. nr fssir
will be held at Headquarters on THURSDAY EVENiNo'
April a 1867 " u o'clock " order h.ALrsc. President
T. jan NJ P J ss.. Secretaries.
He.dquarter. Republican Central Commiftee
Of s Guy and Count, o. New corner q a}d.s ,od
sA ;sr. msPs 4 hs III sEf sS.e.
THUhsRAMY EHkEIGiS A ds.,a, 3,
T. 4sn ~, + pI sssw Secretaries.
Nineteenth Ward Loyal National League
meeting q the XXr T MAER hoahL EvrSiNd
Ap 1883 q, the Lake Es9,s ssrpsr 81 and
Gr.a 2 M W1,",s, }s.crss.ri,..
Twent,-second Ward.-A REGULAR Meeting Of the
TwESTY,sECoND WARD REPUBLICAN, y, ASsOcIA.
T2b s ;; H' seE S;eafSa n' s No.
R. PArRR'os. Secretary.
Mercantile Library Association.
ElectiOa. THURSDAY. April 2, 1868.
Polls opea from TO 10 2 m snd4to IN.
HENRY HILL.
Merchant, No. 80 MooIe.,t., N. Y.
FoI Vice. Presdsn mt,
Merchsnt-W oodruf Robinsouh
For Corresponding secre.sry.
JOHN r kENN Sb ill.,
Lawyor-ch''t,n ksnDssday r,S,,y buildings
g. fI K As VAN wi SSsiss1
oEoRGE " WHITE.
| Cashier Mechanics Bank. Brooklyn
psrsn M MrHRs-P. III Myers ( Co., Bankers NY
Cs.RIxs W. BREBR-Firm OF Beebe X Bros, N. Y.
| Aspw, N. CAaoosx-Haisht l. Cahoone, 81 ELpl. n T.
WALTER X. PArE-Asst Sec Mechanics Insurance Co.
JANIS How jr-Dubols How, N. Y.
GKonsK C Wars. jI-cI.rk win O. c; White. n Y.
MILAN SHkRKR-Clerk Metropolitan Bank N. Y.
VIZ NJ HusrRa Ok with Galway. Casado Teller N. Y.
Az B. VAs DICK, No. 4iJ Hepry-s,., 9rookiyn
| For Inspectors Of Election,
NJ BAs,xrr, EsocH Cow M. L. BABcocK.
LUTHER r. WYMAN,
u. c. BILLINGS
GEORUE p. WILEY.
Nominating Committee.
The Rev. J. G. Fletcher will Lecture
TONIGHT
| Al the WESTMINSTER CHURCH,
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Rheumatism and Dropsy


CURED. - ., ,,.,
NEw.Yosx March 81, 1862
Ms.,,s METTAM & Co. Gentlemen; My whs ha',ns
bssn .ussrer from Dropsy and Rheumasm ior ' S,s;n
.ysn ys,f, aud having tried many remedies winous
ms the desired relief a, last induced TO Try 'no ths,
WsNiC INSOLES and Il affords me pleasure 20 ~ ,.s
~. Ia, had the desired effect Of curing ns ana 'sA'
great Plsssafe N i &c., ]. W. HUNT,
No. 81 yss. s2a.s.,, aud Ne aaI East Oth.st
p,,.. al Per mail 81 IS Office No. Nv bfoaa"ay'
Send fux . circular
% Young Mem, .
co,crs.s having passed thu Miitia BILL esefy
,eewsto prove that CALI will .oon be made ey the COY
M r more .roops sr the law be put strictly In iorce
M ,h ho wooid avoid ihe rgors Of tho Conception Act
nS natter oppoaa.y will 30 offered thea than 10 now pre-
ssnssd by joininsth the .
,ITu REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY. N. Y. VOLS
INTENDED STRICTLY FOR GARRISON DUTY IN
THE FORTS IN kkW-fOkk HAhBOh
Ma Jong M..chss No Pckst Duty, Comfortable Quartes
ALL TIE USUAL BOUNTIES PAID.
Ciotb,u, Subsaence So Pay 10 commence immediately
NOW is THE TIME TO ENLIST. .,
DQ NOT WAIT FOR THE CONSUMPTION
few more Recruits wanted for Company rapidly NIL
ing up Also, men for com missioned oihcsts
Amply At the Recruiting Ofics Msrce; House corner
Braorps and MerceI.sts
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EXECUTIVE COMMIT
GEORGE oRIswoLD.
JOHN cocHRANE.
FRAKLIN II. DELANo,
J. BUTLER WRIGHT.
GEO. CABOT WARD.
JOHN JAY.
ISAAC II. BAILEY.
WILLIAM A. HALL.
HUGO wEsENDoNCK,
WIN. T. BLoDoErT.
PARKE GOODWIN.
ADRIAN ISELIN.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-02
Decisions OF the FAX Com I'm Missioner.

The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has made the following decisions THAT
morocco, goat, kid or sheep skins are sub
ject to single duty of four per centum adj
valorem, payable either when tanned, cur
ried or finished
Under the provisions of section seventy
five ofthe excise law, by which building
stone is declared not to be manufacture,
it is held that stone designed for buildings,
whether rough hewn or carved, is not sub
ject to taxation, provided that articles
manufactured from stone. marble or slate,
such as tire-places and mantel-pieces, even
though designed for particular buildings,
but which are of such nature that they
might be introduced into the commerce of
the country as articles of traffic, are sub
ject to a tax of three per centum ad valo-
rem. Other manufactures of stone, mar
BILE or slate, which are recognized as arti-
Giles of traffic, are subject to tax of three
per centum ad valorem.
1t is the duty of assessors and assistant
assessors to apply these rules to cases as
they arise
When all these instruments-namely.
mortgage, bond and note-are given to Sc
cure the same debt, the law requires that
each instrument shall have its appropriate
stamp. Power of attorney given to claim
attorneys, agents and others to prosecute
the claims of relatives of deceased soldiers
for pension, bounty and back pay, REQUIRE
the dollar stamp, provided by the excise
law, to be affixed to a general power Of at
tOrney
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fell, when he was relieved by Major
Bradley with two companies Of the 10th

fell, when he was relieved by Major
Bradley with two companies Of the 10th
and one company Of the 9th.
Companies @, /, and X, Of the 7th,
formed o reserve in front of the prison.
Major Buell. with three companies Of
cavalry, formed outside of the other for
ces, under orders Of the Colonel Com.
handing. -
Capt. Whites mounted company acted
as patrol guard.
Lieut.. Kennedy's detachment of Capt.
Whites company were detailed to act as
special messengers. ~,
Each commandant of Infantry formed
strong line of sentinels in front of his
troops, according to the directions of the
Colonel Commanding. Il
The whole military part of the pro-
gramme was carried out in the best style. :
There was no confusion, and every de-
tachment knew its appointed place, and
stuck to it. We have never before seen
finer military display in the State. Many
detachments came from long distance,
and had hard tramp of it, and also were
not very comfortably quartered in Manka-
to. Much credit is due to Col. Miller. as
well as to all others field officers, for the
excellence Of their arrangements for the
execution, and the good order which ev-
erywhere prevailed
The duties of the Provost Marshal, Capt.
Redfeld, were disagreeable and onerous,
but were performed most admirably. The
same may be said of Capt. Asa Libbey,
Jr., Go. l 7th regiment, the officer who
was on the drop, and had charge of the
prisoners there, noosing, blindfolding, &c.
Everything was conducted in the most
orderly and quiet manner As the drop
fell the citizens could not repress a shout
of exultation, in which the soldiers Joined.
A boy soldier, who stood beside us, had
his mother, and brothers and sisters killed;
bis face was pale and quivering, but he
gave shout of righteous exultation when
the drop fell.
The people, who had gathered in great
crowds, and who had maintained degree
Of order that had not been anticipated,
quietly dispersed as the wagons bore the
bodies of the murderers off to burial. Few,
we take it, who witnessed the awful scene,
will voluntarily look upon its like again
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The Bankrupt Law In the Senate

According to, a. special order the Senate,
on tlie.lnh, Considered the. General Bank
iuupt Bill, and Mr.. Foster. Of C99pseticpt,
:nlade avery exdellent afgnlasat ii favor
of the measure. 'fhere Is how a.hopeful
prospect of getting the much needed law
on this subject enacted at an early day.
When it shall be at last passed and ap-
proved, there is many man who is to-
day manacled, crippled, paralyzed by debt
who will spring Into active life again. and
work with energy for himself, his family.
and the general good of society. Such
men are waiting with eager Impotence for
the day OF their deliverance. Creditors
and debtors are alike interested in having
well matured and equitable law. What
the wisdom Of all other nations. and the
experience Of ages have sanctioned in the
matter OF acts of bankruptcy, must GER
talnly have some applicability to the Unit
ed States, and especially at this time, when
fortunes and business establishments, the
labor OF years, have been wrecked by
causes entirely beyond the owners control.
Ben. Eggleston, of Cincinnati. was
Srnd tho nfhoy Ioxy CO. = !,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-01-02

Ben. Eggleston. of Cincinnati, was
sued the other day for kissing q pretty girl
in open court. He was fined 81 for Il.