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for ladies' geniemens Clothing. Fupiture
PETS Jcwelry. &c, by calling addressing W. NEW.
attended BY Nrs. n 81 ~. I-,..st
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CTEAMER BROADWAY FOR yoNKBR's. HASTINGS,
~ Dobbs Ferry, rarryown, sing Sing and Haverstraw
every afternoon, ocosh from pier foot of Jay
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At AUCrION-BY JAMES COLES SON, ON FRIDAY.
"A lune T. at 10 A M dock foot Of Jay street, Brock
uyn, pay charges, 80 Granite Man Holes for sewers
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A UcTToN NOTICK-CROCEERY. GLASS CHINA.
"A WA W. SHIRLEY, Auctoneer:-T June .,
at IL o'clock, PSI Pearl by D. EMBURY, Jr., an
catalogue sale % ciece line and common Ware
ton Sale positive for cash and well pseked for shipping
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

MERCANTILE LIBRARY LECTURES. Something
o., oil TIE OF lectures at last announced This
popular ocaon has eugag ii W. l. kchaIds TO deyef
before and the public in Clinton Hall his popular sere'
Of uts lectures tie ata,osphvre The course In
cudts phil ophy chemistry aud electricity VI the air.
snd is be illustrated by very experiments con
Quoted Oh largo srd brilliant scale. The PRINCIPLES AID hes
uonena o. tue gree, aerial hlch surrounds will 10
fully unfode all the bb che ofcience will be taxed 70
aid hi, dsyeg nen:. The apparatus to be employed ir
oute. learn, the novel machine Of kuhIkOff With
Which, in connection with the Ingenious 0sesseeE tubes tie
aurora boTeas will he illustrated by all means this course
oectue. be well received, and indeed hronged with
eSser aadi.ors and .pecAto for will combine instruction
AID amusement in uuusua dsee The course bsgs' Oh
Monday night.
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IN Eedm,hip H0ruUo, from Hfnbnrg dnd SotNd"pr"T-
o. T. Hen ,"tiei. sul lazy Mara fest A. Rtltnc T. Ia
Varhcu a. Wrill-r u. H,mrch. Il. Msppes li ~
Paul L. N-grtt j. Iit- j. Frrs~e. l.. Hitcher. l. Raoss
NJ T. Harve'en j. o. Clark W. J. Hall, r. Corr eli., o. 70
t.r- L. Peters j. Henderson, J. Water, A. Thorpe O. hss'
ann, p Thorpe. C. $ eck /. Sche.ihhaler. l.. Bonn NJ
Romer c. foner.C Hut, l.. Ar ulberser C. hfea'I0er
ger. and lg6 IN thu ste
In ,,ed1,hp C,it i JG,in9ion from Lircrgeo!- eniy
Jones. Samuel Nc uhoush. In VI ris at3 -on WI uAnl;
r. Ii,vspu = wson Ali.s LaWson III. r. Ahrens ara
sev-ut w Gurg-,. C. =. Bailey ~. unds,n, W. Maddsa'
". lawrence 3. Reilly l. :. Oownes Il. Blakey. Mise VI,
= Bfbw w. ". simmons. G. fitk lannon's J. d. tooo ana
ndv \. IA grnt h 10 Hanks Mofs Oien H. J. WslAe, y
Ho4 Mr. Stuart ADD lady. =. Naker MIs Hesly. MIA
MoLouchi l Ne Con 81, Cfo Aldeisou T. Fogaty :; Dc
Vrn Wvck ]. Nrps :. O.. Thorn a. ". Down. ~ 1lle.,
Niss McDoral. III =. thoud II. Drsld. G.. Icy = Ms,
aud lady MI Thomas iir. D. Poney a. lady, MI foi'M
Ma4arns d Rhr sal A,ug4ter J. Arnold j. Clendr" aD'
adj, arl - B.. TIE ,,ceisFe.
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arpett. Chief Of Artillery and Ordinances Cept G.
II. Gilman iNh y. 8. Infantry. aud Inspector Of
arr Icry; Cant. Jane. Curtis, l5,h U: 5. Inian'ry,
Assistant Inspector General; Capt. Wiles, ga IN
diana. Pro, OF -Marshal-Gereral; Capt. Michler,
Typographical Engineersi Capt. Jessie Merrill, OF
the Signal Corps, whose corrs behaved we'll Cap;
Elmer Cts, 9TH Regular Cavalry, who cominahued
the second courier line, connected the various head
quarters most successfully, and who made a most
opportuns and brilliant charge on Wheeler Cav
airy, renting the brigade and recapturDg 3oo OF our
prisoners.
Lieut. Edscn, United States ordnance officer, who,
during the battle Of "Wednesday, distributed ammi,
niton under the fire OF the enemy oatteIies anu
behaved brsyely Capt. Hubbard, and lleut. New
berry, who joined my stall on The held, acting as
aida rer5ered valuable services in carrying orders
on the field. Lieut.. Byse, ith U. y. Cavalry com,
mandea the escort Of the Headquarters tram ana
distinguished himself with gallaniry and efficiency,
who 80. only performed these appropriate du'es 10
nv entire "a isflction and accompanying me every
where carrying orders through the thlc&est oil the
frht. watched while others slept, never weary
when duty called, deserves my public thanks aud
the respe 81 and gratitude Of the army. u
With all the facts OF the battle fully before me,
the relative numbers and positions OF our troops ana
those Of tue Rebels, the galantry and obhIinacy OF
the contest, and the final resu, say from eonyic-
tion aud as public Acknowledgement due to Aihikhty
God in closing this report, Non nobls Donine'
| non nobis. Sed pomlne tue ia GlOti1M!
/ Wu. ). ROSECRAES.
| Msjor-tieiefa al coHiusndins
Brig .Gen. L. THOMAS, A6jc'Ant'Geners u .. A.
GENERALS AND Colonies RECOMMENDED by
RosECRANS FOR PROMOTION.
Gen Rosecrans recommends for promotion TO the
rank OF Alajor-General:
/ Brig Cen d. T. Stanley. Brighten. John " Palmer
| Hny zen J. y Medley. Brig Gen. H. 7. Van Cleve.
| Big lion H. J. Wood. Bng Zen 4. H. shefiuah'
! hi. Cen J,f c. Davis, Bng Gen. Il. u. Mitchell
AND the following 10 the rauk Of Brigadier'Gen'
eral:
Col John Beatty 81 Ohio. Col. Stanley Mathew, 9ls'
| Cot ". H. Gibson, 4Jh Ohio. Ohio. 49,, ~.
Col w b. Harep 4lt OHIO. Col Cha O. HsfkertJth ONO
go W r. Csriin 3gth H. Col. Gso ID. Wagner, 18th Ina
COL SsuL Beatty, l9h Ohio Col. VIM. Gross. J6;A Ird
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THE CONSUMPTION BILL.
ky.f...I.- ~ y

'D-'~'t''
WAsHixGros Wednesday. Feb =. 1904
The House resumed the consideration OF ~ Senate
bill, 10 reorganzs the National forces, AMI for other
purposes.
comprehensive IN ia power, and therefore required
at the hands Of the Government large aud 0ncrous
dnfy. lie suggested another question. IL was eyi
dent that the country found itself III terrible ext
gcncy.
But the time Of the consumption proposed was too
long Nor should tie bill include judges OF the
State Courts Miuisters Of the Gospel, or Members
OF Congress. Neither should civilians be arrested
by military power. The measure was both within
the scope OF the Constitution aud OF absolute neees
rIty. There was provision which rcstficted the
power to raise and support Grmies; and when the
lie OF the Government was al stake, II was net u
question Of policy, but OF necessityOf life or death.
Tho COuil cation bills and Emancipation Proclanll-
ton had proved failure. We were in tie exact
position in " hci We at tho beginning. The
Rebels must le suhducd by arms. There was no
other fundamentally. The war on paper was at an
end.
Mr. CRITrENDEN TN, XVI made no pro.
fessOns OF is patriotism. The measure now pro
posed wal tho natural result OF tho course Of
policy pursued from the beginning. Eighteen
months ago It here declared that the sole
object Of Tho war was 90 rrs,0ro our county
and not subvot tie Institutions Of any STATE.
This declaration everywhere, North and West,
united the people. Bat tho departure from 1t
heart because Of the violations Of tho Constitution ia
the passage Of conii5cniol measures aud tho issu
of Emancipation Prociamarions The Ahoii ION
element had created tho Ellschiet. The people wOad
not volunteer TO tree slaves and hcLce resort must
bs had 70 coercion. ~ cOLtcm Lated by THE bill. The
only RENE f. was 10 retracc our steps, and mako Il
national, not sectional war. Then we would no,
want drafts md cOGscnpiionp. We Bhoald no longer
be- Democrats AbOlitionisis, but patriots, l. We
wonld ave our country. Tho negro trooos were
source Of weakness rather than power White men
would no, fight in their company
al.s tin,o for debate having expired by Limitation.
the ii proceeded 10 vote on tho amendments, and
adopted one cOnf1iag the term Of service 10 the
p,cson, Rebellion, no., however, to exceed three
years.
An ineift ctlal motion was made by Mr. COLFAA
rep, Ind.) to reduce the time to two years
Tnc ll0u.s ed rQ'ed tne amendment proposed hy
Mr. DIN from the Military Committee that ~! per-
sons IN time OF wrr or rebellion found lurking Or
netting ns ipies about tho ioriucalious or cGts Of
the Amy, Saai! be tlsd BY general courtmartai OF
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xxxyIr.h CONGREss-Thi Session

SENATE. .WAsHlgGroS. Feb. 25, 1863.
TIE BREyET RANK.
Mr.. LANE uiep, Ind called up the bill arthor-
izing the President TO confer breVcI rahh' r"sss'
THE DUTY on PAPER.
Mr.. HOWE REP, Wis., presented Reno, iai
from the Legislature OF WiscoLsin, asking iVr TIC
reduction OF the duty OH paper
BRIDGING TIE ONO.
Mr.. DAVIS (Un., KY introduced tili to au'nor-
ize the COvingtOn aud CINCINNATI Dildke Somt"19
10 build the bridge ecross The ONO lver at ~"
of not less than one hundred feet above low w.ier
mark. Referred to the Committee on Aost-ohioo'
and Roads.
TOLLS DUE KENTUCKY.
Mr. POWELL lDem., KY presented the reso IN
ton of tie Iclnlature OF Kentucky c)ncerninH inc
tolls due 70 the State OF kentncky from the I ui'eu
States. Referred to the judiciary COMMITTEE
COMFORT AND EFFICIENCY OF TIE Army
Mr.. WILSON REP, Mass.) called up tie I'LL to
promote the health, comfort and efficiency OF the
army.
the provision authorizing the Conmistry De.afi-
ment to furnish tobacco 10 the soldiers at cost he-
iecied- 3, nays 50.
The bill paved
DISPOSITIONS FOR FOREIGN COMMITTEES.
Mr. HARRIS Rep. n. " IRON the Juhiciary
Committee, reported back tbs bill 20 facilitate the
taxing Of depositiols IN tho United States 10 DO used
IN other coupiics.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.
The bin nmenda,ory of the Pacific Railroad bill
was taken az.
MIR. McD0UGALL(D Dem, CAL offered an amend.
nieut proyi!ing ,h.l the retaining Of certain per
centEvs % bonds In the Treasury until the road l.
completed eLall APPLY ouly to that portion of the
road on either slope Of the Rocky Mountains.
Mr. SHERMAN REP, ohi,) offered an amend
rent which was adout,d, that 10 the discretion of
he President ho may pay to any of the companies
mentioned IN the act, IA lieu Of tue bonds o. The
United States an equal amount oi lawful money oi
the United S,a'es.
The bill passed.
INDIAN APPROPRIATIONS.
The Indian Appropriation bill was taken mp.
A large number OF amendments were acted uPon,
aud the bil passed.
INDIAN CiPTIyEs IN NEW-MrXICO.
ur. POAEROY Rep, kansas) presented the
resolutions OF the Legislature OF New-McSico asa-
ing Congress to make some pFo'Isioa Tor t.9 lOo
Iudan caiiycs now held IA seFyitude IN that Terri
tory, aud who will he released by The act Of Con
gress yas,od June -, 1862
TIE CASE OF COMMANDER CHARLES HUNTER.
Mr.. ARNOLD (i.ep.. Il. H. Offered reoolu'ion,
which was adopted, requesting tho President 10
co,nmuncate TO the Senate the proceedings OF tie
Court Martial in the case OF Commander Charles
Hunter.
PAY or SOLDIERS NOT REGULARLY ENROLLED.
Ir DAVIS (Un., n.y. introduced II bill for ne
payioent Of oil srs aud sold ers who have actually
rendered service IL tho army, without beng rcgu-
lArly enrolled.
JURY TRIAL ~ CALIFORNIA LAND CASES.
Mr. RICE Dem. Mimi introduced a bill to Sc
tue right VI trial by Jary Ia land cases IN Cali
fornia.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Tire Senate went into Executive Session.
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

PRyrERs ASD BooKBINDERs OF WAsHIsGros
ASKING INCREASED PAY.-The Printers and Book.
tinders of Washing Oh have asked increase Of 20
per csut upon iheir wages, aud threaten strike
if not acceded to. The employers, apart from tho
Government Office protest against the increase, aud
cay, if compelled to gran, it, they will be obliged to
reduce their expenses proportionatey. The Gov
erument Office ha. acceded to the proposed increase.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
The Ecw-Jcrrcy Legislature.

TWENTos, Weiuesday FEB. 13 1868
The report Of the Committee on Federal Relations
recommending Commissiolers 10 be appointed TO
Propose Il settlement OF the difficulties was discussed
to-day ia the Senate. The whole day was occupied.
Messfs. Randolph of Hudson Ludlow Of Cumber.
land, Chandler Of Morris, ard Buckley Of Paaaic,
spose on The subject. Mes3rs. Ludlow and Buckley
agsiust Ine discu-siOn Will DC resumed tomorrow.
A Democratic Cancus was neld this evening for
the nomination OF candidate for the office Of U. ).
SENATOR Tor Fix years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
rsu,os;oa in Dupont. Powder RaiIi.

DurosT's Mills Del, Wednesday, Feb. rs. 1869.
An explorioa of one Of the upper mills OF High
Yard tool. place Ut : o'clock This afternoon. 1hir
tecn live, Wcro lost, viz: james Mchenna. Fergus
Noou,s, Sauuel E..her Samuel kisher, jr Edward
Devih. Hugh Drviin Richard Mclaughlin, John
Qurk, John Y. Dshan, John HiSgerty, Tho. Llal k
sll Tomas Doughcriy James Credan. The cause
OF tho explosion. l. unknown.
lnuADsLgnIA "Wednesday. Fob. IS 1863.
The SHOCK Of tho explosion ~ Dgloats Powder
Mill was ielt III this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
Connecticut Congregational Nominations.

H,RTPoEp Conn., Wednesday, Feb. 25 1903.
lSr niSTPICr--ibe Democratic Convention OF
ths LIT District nominated the Hon. Alvin T. Eyde
for Congress Oh tho FIRST regular ballot.
NgW-ilAyRs Coun.. "Wednesday. Fob p. 1863.
IlD DISTINCT AT the Democratic Congressional
Convention, held here to-day for the lid District,
the Hon. James u. English. tho present incumbent,
received - OFT Of - east; and was then unani
mously declared Tue nominee OF the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
Capture Of GuaymaS by the French,
THE FRENCH MARCHING on AERMosIllA, SONORA.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday Feb. rs, lssa
Judge Watts, Delegate from New.Mexico, received
advices to-day from vi Paso that the French, 5000
strong, have captured Guaymas, and were marching
on Hermoslla, the capital Of the Mexican State Of
Sonora.
The reason for the invasiOn is stated to be in cone
sequence of Gov. Pesquiera confscatins the goods
Of Frenchmen and banishing them from Sonora.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
Latest Shin News.

AKNIN EU,,....Feb. Ko-V y va
Sia,rn.hip R,rmssi iamh Schw rnson Hsmbag reg o
VIA south on l!th al =. m. md e ard p's e. ME-
hlrdt co. Ia. r,po lrncrd heavy ives et.y sses s,d @
cen during III psssr 2lit inst la Il 81 on 9tS ps
THROUGH = large hc.l ~ ice. ,..x,ool
Stransap IT. Of Washngon Br). Mtehoie bW',p. 70
Feb H. ya Once u i2tb 4:oi % m, mdse gro -
10 John o. bale Feb. H. oh Qu-enuowu passed Tesh'n!
hangaioo hrnrr !,t liverpool .ane lime, Sssn'hip N
houco lor L.ytp,0.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

The next flax crop will be the largest ever grown
10 this country, and we doubt no, the most profitable
one. Flaxseed il everywhere increasing in price On
account Of the great demand for sowing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

TuLFUO- Nrni, lay, Ieh % 1863
One OF the M,hig4n ) uthern Kailroad elevators
continuing ~ JO0 bnehcl- ot gam and 600 barrels
OF floor, was destroyed ~ flo tuis morning. Lors
about 500 900, WINCH is parIly Insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

SUPREME CoURT---CmcUT--Part l.--Nos. lI5S'
$751; lS. ls5r 1888 1905 1861 1869, 1919 1873 l9s, io''
Is3s 1897 1879 1891. 1909 1895 ~ 1892 Pert u
Is0 1884 IS 1873 G34 s9i il6 9 1900 1904, loo o'"
1866 lCl6 1913, lC1o. lf22. IA 1923 1880 - o.o
SUPREME CoURr-SPEclAL TERM.-No. 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26

FEB. 2S-0O'O bbs. Flour. 2f0 bsgs Corn Meal l'oo
hb. WHISKY % 900 buh Oats $40 bush Seed JOou rks'
Provisions 90 pigs Butter 290o Pss. Lard Zoo De'''o
HOG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
Sailing Of s.,c Glasgow.

BOsrON Welnosday. Feb. - 1889
Tho steamship Glasgow SAILED from Provincetown
for Ncw-loTk ut g o'clock.
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ASSEMBLY.


About 20 members were present..
The annual report Of the New.York Institute
for the Deaf and Dumb was presented.
Mr. DARCY presented remonstrancc OF the
Medical Society Of Kings County against the use Of
field tourniquets ia the army.
ar DEAN presented q memorial ia favor OF max.
ing tie canals OF the STATE available for the public
defense.
Notices were given Of the Introduction Of the FOL.
lowing bills:
Mr.. DARCY-To repeal the act relating TO the jail
and peniieutiary Of KUgs County.
T. c. FIELDS---ro enable the Supervisors OF
New-York 70 take land for Court.House.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. SNYDER-To fix the fees Of jurors in civil
actions 10 .Jasrlcrs' Courts at 70 cents when not
chosen aud 80 cents a day when trying cause.
Mr. HUGHES-ro amend the law relating 10
disoriery ersons giving Justices greater authority
over PERSONS Ascending and leaving families des'l.
tute.
AR DARCY-To amend the Brooklyn Firearms
act by giving the Court OF Appeals ire same power
over Commissioners IA they have in New Yorg.
On motion of Mr. DEAN, It was resolved that
the Committee on Expenditures inquire INTO the ex-
pedency OF appoin ing Official Reporter OF tie
Assembly.
Two resolutions having been adopted giving The
Committees on Bridges and State Prisons clerks ~
AZ per day. Mr. HUGHES offered q resolution 10
APPOINT clerk to the i"dian Committee, capable OK
sieskuig the Indiaa language. Laid over.
SIR. DAVIS moved fpr the appointment OF
GIiuGlng Committee OF thirteen WIN iesuICiOh'
Laid over.
The MOTION to authorize the Speaker 10 APPOINT
eight additional pages was laii over.
The bill to provide payment Of the New'for
CITY bonds and to authorize a continuance OF AID
from the CORPORATION 10 the families OF volunteers,
went through tue Committee of the Whole after
trihinG anioodments, and was ordered 10 tlnfe
reading. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-26
NEW.YOEK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 25, 1863.
The PRESIDENT presented communication
from the Chamber of Commerce Of New-York
in relation 10 the insufcency Of the defences Of the
harbor of New-YOrk.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr. Notwithstanding OF the acs ior pun
isbing frand 10 the use Of brands and TRACE nsrh.
II makes il misdemeauor, and pnn,snaoie ~ nl1
inc ii liable to the party agrieved in the penal sum
of 800. ,,;sod .,o,n,.
~ n i ~, -, .,eal burglary in the third degree.
The following bills were ordered to third read.
ing: ..a ....,. .o,o,,.. .
misdemeanors. g., -
For incorporating the Trustees OF the Lands Fund.
Adjourned.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-21

ASUMPTUoUs DIEEER.-The New York Homo
Journal says the latest bit Of uptown fashion
able news, is the exceeding sumptuousness OF
two successive dinner parties, given to two be-
tTothed ladies, by wealthy bachelor of their
aCquaintance-each party numbering about 90
persons, and the latter one including General and
Mrs. Mcclellan among Its guests. One very
expensive and exquisite difference from ordina-
ry parties consisted in the novel furnishing OF
the table. 1t was oval-shaped, but with the
white cloth only circling It's outer rim-the
whole interior being an exquisitely arranged
parterre, filled with baskets Of the most costly
and sumPtuous flowers, set in wet sawdust and
and moss, and the air being thus laden with
fragrance, while the dinner was handed round
In a dainty succession of choice dishes, accord
ing to the beautifully printed carte, distributed
10 all. At the close OF the dinner, each lady
guest took Gas present from the host) enc OF
these costly and superb baskets ofiowers, which
had ornamented the centre Of the table; tho
beautiful burthen OF the banquet being thus
borne away by the most admired Of the admir-
ng beholdeTs
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-21
GeorRotoNVn Anairs.


MARINE observation-disclosures Seymour,
Room, Phlladelp to Hyde Da-
wilson. ... .
Schooner Mary A. Priscilla, Ruark, Philadelphia
coal to Dixon Il King.
Schooner Lizzie Maui, Frambes, Balhmore-hay
to Government. %
schooner Ann DoSborn, New York--hAy to p.
Berry.
schooner Eliza Frances, Bogart, BAltimore-Corn
to Mr.. Lynch.
schooner Thomas J. Tull, Cooper, Now York
merchandise to p Berry. ..,.u
Schooner Baltimore, Frank, Baltlmore-wheAt
and corn to Hartley a Co.
Schooner James L. Price, Martin, Baltimore--oorn
to NJ. Young.
DepartuysI.-sChOOner Charm, MySiOk, Boston
merchandise.
Cohooner Lacon, Bacon, Fall River--ooAl from
Rays docks.
CHEsAPEAEE AND OHIO CAHAL.-ATT iBsd,--The
boats Star, -four to G. WAterBj Mary Elleu, coal TO
A. J. Boosej P. Detmold, coal to Mr. RAY Sarah
Ann, coal to Cumberland Coal and Irop Col II. R.
FuTloW, coal to Borden company. -..# ~
Depdried.-The boats P. L. Eetmold, TO cumber-
landj W. J. Worth, and Boyer Watson.
POLICE CAsES.-DaVid Cunningham, disordely
conduct dismlssed re-RrreHted for assault and bat
terry, and bound over to keep the peAeej Hester
ChAoe, drunk sent to woTkhOuse. ....r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-03-21

The ADAMS EXPRESS RoBBERY.-The rob-
berry Of the Adams Express on the Northern
Central railroad, on Wednesday night, was
noticed yesterday, and all efforts TO discover
the lost safe have proved unavaillng, though
reward Of fivo thousand dollars Is offered. Jos.
j. Weitzol, the express messenger, returned to
the city on Thursday night, but he is unable 70
throw any light on the robbery. A number Of
persons have been out ever since the robbery
was known In the city but part ofthe country
Is 80 wild that long time will be required 70
thoroughly scour IL. James e. Jacobs, the
baggage master OF the train, has been suspend
ed by the general superintendent for having
been absent from tho baggage on tho route.
1t is thought the robbery was concocted In this
city, and that persons were near the track ready
to receive the safe as soon as II was thrown od.
At one point on the route between Cockeysvills
and Parkton now bridge is In course Of con-
struction, and at that point tho trains arc only
run at the rate of about three miles an hour,
so that person could easily jump from tho
train without danger Of personal inlury.-BaE-
tiHore Sun.