New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-28
THE SEMI-W TRIBUNE.
THE NEw-YoRK SEMEWEEKLY TRIBUNE il
pabl.hsd every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.

of No. 1861 March III:
I,.LEkpING ARTICLES: The Issue to be Decided
in Connecticut; The Uoion Wins; Kidnapping
in New.ysneyj The lnslrscticn in ssnto DO.
uiuso; Conditions OF Peace; The New.Jtrsey
CopPehesas Ftsh'sned C;ahi Ind o, VIZ sfsns ~
inte.ve.'iop' sh. We beeye Tneis mG'a .n %
cs sy A X@ercs az Tn. sY ROW. wedding sul Fer
Coll; Negro Troops; Editorial Paragraph
H..wAR NEWS SUMMARY.
Ill. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
lv..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches To
Tue n Tribune.
v..NEW.YOBK LEGISLATURE
VI..FRoM FORTRESS MONROE; Arrival Of Ger
FAMILIES from Rieb@o9di They Report a
Probability Of the Rebels Giving up Moot OF Nif-
ginis; The Charleston Courier on Reconnruction
vII..THE CANVASS IN CONSPICUOUS A Great
Union Meeting at Bridgeport, Stirring Speech OF
Gen. Hamilton.
VIII. .POETRY: The Coppeiheals.
Ix..FRoA vICKsBURG: Continuation Of oustuds
along the Lower Mi,sisslPpi' Hane's blon the
Next Probable Place vi Attack; Movement from
Providence to Ysroo Pass; Prospect Of Stimuli
tsneou- Assault on Hsiass, Bluff Stories Con
eeruinE Rebel Scarcity Of Supplies Inc cal nI
Still In Bad Condition. Correspondence Of Inc
N. \. Tribune.
x..FRoM KENTUCKY: Another Advance by Cl1ie !;
The Capture Of Mount Sterling; Hopes Of Cay.
turios The Msraoder; Gen Burnside and Gea
Mcdowell. Correspondents Of The N. l.
Tribune.
MFROM CAIRO AND BELOW: Fighting on the
Estimai. Of Fremon, .Sd Jim Lane; Vast Emf
gsd n from the South; General Grant and Tue
Chicago Zines; A New Casper HsuteT. Core
spondsuce Of The n. Y. Tribune
XII. CRUSHING CONNECTICUT CoPPERHEADsi
James A. Brady aud L. y. DiekeTson At stanioid
XIII, FROM PENSACOLA; Large Numbers Of South
Great Want Prevailing; No Fiins On Our Pies'
cts as Reported
XIV THE WAR IN TENNESSEE; Advance OF Hsoel
Cavalry within MIN. Nile. Of Nashville SAW.
nlsh aud Surrender OF 800 Uoioa TrSops; Az the
mt pToueuy
Por.as r ssd ali tbs Wagon. Rot.isn.
Xv..REBEL REPORTS OF OPERATIONS.
XVI. THE SIEGE OF FORT 0RKENwooD.
XVII LETTERS FROM OUR SPECIAL GORE,
PPUfoNAc.
XVIII WALL FROM THE RICHMOND ENoUI-
KkR.
XIX. SUFFERING FOR FOOD IN THE SOUTH;
It's ImPre.sment BY tho Government
XX..FROM MISSOURI: Correspondence Of The N T.
Tribune
xXT..FROM EUROPE.
XIII. THE ROYAL WEDDING
XIII. LATE SOUTHERN NEWS
XIV. .sOJOURNER TRUTH THE LIBYAN sIBYL:
BY hsriet Beeeher stowe
XIV. .vERNERs PRIDE: By tho AuthoIsss Of " East
Lynne"
XVI. THE SPECIFIC FOR DIARRHEA: Correspond
ebce OF The y. Y. Tribune.
XXyII..A VOICE FROM THE ARMY; What the Bob
dieu Think Of the Peace Party.
XVIII. FROM BANANA: Nothing Nav from Vera Cruz
The War Between Guatemala and San ssi'sdor
Postpoped; The venezuelan ihsettchs
wheis Beaten. C0uespondsnos Of Ihs n \.
Tribune.
XXIX..WAA ITEMS.
xxx. PULITICAL.
xXM..AGRICULTURALI ITEMS.
XXI PERSONAL
XXXlIi. CITY NEWS.
XXXIv. MARRIAGES AND DEATHa
XXxv. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
XXXyI C COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Fut Reports OF the
stock, Money, Coton. Grain. ana Cattle Markets.
specially Reported for The n. L. IHoana
TEsxs-Ono Copy for ono year. s3. Two Copiss. one
year. IS. Five C0Piss, one yOu, SlS. Toa Copies
500 so.
Fora Club Of Twenty, we send an EItra Copy.
Addrs. THE TRIBUNE. NswYork.