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unb Parftcn MISUNDERSTANDING ne6tten.
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D~ttt56nrg, @lspetdstb, Columbus, Glucin
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Geuf0aGt BON Baltimore.

$50. 4 Sputbfr., e~eeendber ctn Srn-Gebdute.
Su 8etra6t Der erfplsrei6en Ebdti9teii bes Sanpf< Eener-
Departments ftelen MFR bon beute an gum %btutseren gretle
meme pGitcen aus unb erneuern auh bic alien 3I ben btu;8'
fen giaten. Mle Diejenisen, pel9e 96uler, Wtbbel pesr
Ipnai9a grert6geaentanbe lie Elm pber leben Sabre 81 oer'
tdern wunI6en, wer6en hermit e~ingela6en, f9 bic Ettte
unierer berab9eieeten grduten a%n;ueben.
NIe 8erluit e Werben pe btster prompt urb literal aus
bejablt. Spbr &C. Mppre, Oral.
.lr Otreftcren
gDnt. VI, Sad gtpab QBalter, BraneiS BurrS,
Naen Yatne, &tborb 6. Mipfpn, Sdtee Yplne,
Saues 6 Wbeeten, SameS u Bruce, GrGuets y. Wttue,
Games @etip, Samuel st |, Sanes y. @eDree'
saucalter Dub, Sacpb Eruf, Or. $. Y. y, 9tnst'
III Sptn DHtebGrt, Setr,
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INTERESTING FROM TIE PACIFIC co,ST.
TSaic with Mexican Ports Not 20 he In.
tcrfcrcd with by the French Fleet
Hsgira OF CaiirorniH secs.aIonist.-rhe
Markets, &C., sc.


sas Ftus isco, March 7, IseJ.
Tho grocery trade !, iaprev.ag, sales % 300 barrels
crushed sugars 200 pipes o pure sirs 4alc A,ne.
rican brady SOC. Linsecd Oh declined u 81 salos q
aspicc At 2ic. layer raslrs, 81 IS Large salaa a
gresnbacks At T5c.
Sailed ship OCEAN rcaf, Hong Kong. Chartered ship
Lockout for loal Of dyevooa n.e o Mexico r
Now York.
ssy FrAscvcn, March \, 1899
The commander of French war vessel had Informed
Americans at Ia Par. In private eouvesaon that tho
French fleet had in,ratfu o. ln,errup,lns tho com.
mcrcs of the Mexican racles ports.
,nial party Of California scccgsionlsts, including
judge Terry Of Droiorick duel memory en MAz,an lr
Texas On tho 25ih of febrairy. ~. .sr
Arrived ship Great RsIrblc. from, Sew York Tn,
steamer oregln has arrived sa Aazatan dates a Ysa-
rary ~, bringing scvcn,y passengers and 81 40 IN
treasure
sly FnAsusoo March ., 1854
Arrangements have bcc- naco Tor tho pas,ae. Of a
cavalry hattalpn fasing hero 70 Join iscts
regiments ~ ID, tisincs ccnsutuiion, which s.as o.,
the 2Irt
The details Of :he news from the Northwestern ss,as
Of Mexico rcprcscst everything unusually prosperous
partially consequent tho inrux Of Caifo ruans vii.
capital Tie raso FOR mining enterprises In incraasg
iottn N beinH estonstoiy cLltisatsj Ia Hbaoa. lilo
quality ssyfesentci superior Planters are couLfeut
of realizing many hundred psr oeGi profit
Fntcrrfising Americans urging propositions ufo0
thc a,eTlirs Tor lighting va ltsa with gas sup.
plying wafer from a river nine leagues distant
Arrived slip Osbofnc, h0wcs, rsDzsrils
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Asss mbiy.
AiaAHr, Hsfch ., 1893.
1N' ss~
snus Uraoproyp.

NrnooroD.
By Mr. Relative 10 tho nccusc. IA the city Of
New York creating Bureau Of liccnscs 70 ito financs
department with chief onccr 10 be called tho Rsgisicr
or Licenses 10 receive salary o. 800 tho bureau TO
collect a dues and fees and report Violations o. the law
TO the police
ny Mr.. DKas-To amend the Rsvsed stat.lss relative
10 tho admin alton sf justice.
Also 10 extchd sixth avenue, New Yotk.
Also 70 amend the Code Of Procedure
ny NJ. JoHssos-ro amend tie usary NV. II refcr,,
the penal provision q the law 20 far rcaies y ssx
York Rings counties except that greater rate han
per cent be charged when agreement y mads,
any judgment nsade after tho date q rendition
thereof, although founded o. sa ssfetmsat ior tsher
rate.
ny Mr.. sanrsS-sak,ns. 81 tie isiy " .bo csr,i
Board before The opening u uayss,oD y caabrh ouo
Uniform rate of t0lr al canal totls sc0rs ts,t sDi
registered within the STATE.
Tho annual report n the conmlA 9Js's y Clarifies Asi
Tho resoa,gobs a ts Canlsr q C9ianefce relative 10
the enlargement Of the state cinas Ncrs presented
EwpEvp ssv0NarfT
10 amend The general bounty ee'i mixing y sppg 70
10 amend Tho canal lar q lssT.
Rslaiivs " tho Judiclarys
NJ Brronsus pte-entod mlroriiy fosoft 70 writ'ag
agalus, the bill pre'ect tho gAs u Bro kya
a.o,,ces we're given Il tho following bills
nDtrp Er0KEpr
ny uf DKAs--ro speni tho charter n ,hs Board u
Brokers o. New York % " 70 require The asssTs 70 be
w NJ prrcnu-rn rolaiioo " oosniy near,er.
Mr Joax-os nirodseed bill i0f tho re,ic. O tss oaih
rrookiyn Anf bergen Railroad Company
Wy Mr. o'DsDs-rO amend the taslEnsiest AVS,
on motion q sr Dsncy, the bockiyn lsbie Market
On ,.o,Ia u vr. DFAs, tns Howe fessAged, On snd
after ,be Is,h, TO n.sst q, isu ocoek ~, sad bod
sv.srs X, s.,s % sSs,S fr.ssS ~. ssi x ,..oa 10 a.
rnreag II wt.ry staitsisr.
NJ Bu.ser.s called % 1hs r.ols'Sp 20 spposn,
reaaas ,bs question Ito Assansy aaJ1ursoi
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NEW YORK LEGisLATUKE.


AinAsr, March ., 1898
Tho Senate met . scven O'Clock Pm
BIIs RsroRnD rAyoalalr.
Relative 70 county trcssnrcrs.
Relative 10 the collection Of taxes in New York city.
Mr. GAusos introduced bin relative 10 moneys aud
seeu es In The hands Of the Clerk Of The Cocrt of Ap
pess, calling upon him 10 report the Of moneys
IN his hands and whore deposited ard provides IN
Investment Of such funds under the
Mr.. Brndeys bill provides that skc charter seclioa in
ps city Of Nev York shf be hsid IL the same time ..
The slsdidn u STATE oSncsfS =
Tbs vot4 ths BIN prov AinG for rscsedog marriage
eestscAst % noscs q ~ vAsnAs, ve rsocs.,dsred,
Mr. Cossoly iusrodlAsd bui psevlioG fss me COO.
siructoa Of ferry ssscW JasAses ~, LosS Island.
Adjourned.
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Mfsrtso or Iyx BoaRp or RKrruxxrArr,Es-A special
meeting Of tho sbJve Board II called at Fircman's Hall
wednesday, evening, by tbcPresidsnt Of tho
Fire Department, A. J. nestour, Esa, relative 10 an
Iessatufe sfnerdment 10 the Unsafe Building law
% take all the vested the hands
council should this attempt be carried out viii 10
pye the fe Department, of tho control they have for
widows and Orphans tand.
LApoa MOVEMENT AsoSo rm urnolSuHgs meet
ing the United Jogrneymcn uphos,crers q New York.
brooklyn End other adlcent cities held last Friday
sctes orcsouiionS were passed, which IN eject
a. foowErhat the high prices u ries Of life
end the irregular manner N which the lornsymen were
employed during the year, mad. Impossible 70 support
themselves and their families. committee was ap.
pointed p wait On The employers aud confer with them
and delegate was appointed % represent the trade at
mass meeting OF Iadesuea 10 be held shortly Al ,be
Cooper Institute
REcoygRr oY vnr,ss PsrgHs IA bank book and some
pspers valued at ~ 900, belonging 10 Walter " Wood
os Bocs,ck Fals, recovered yesterday s5 Ludlo~
street by ocer wood of ihs Tenth precinct and ooer
kpp, q Troy. Tho property w.sls ago
was arrested on another charge 10 Pennsylvania and
sen, % The pcuilentsry Daras hs oonhncoen be gave
sneh nformson 70 bis keepers resulted 70 tho ecoye
~ u the stosen back book and papcrs
SKw cccsvuyxr.--conntorfest tbrees the Hudson
River Bank Of Hudson, n. " made Their appearance In
the city yesterday. Ibs ponoe gave the ssus waning
sbopsspefs aud csbsrs, and thereby prevented tbe
s~indle IRON s>oonins general The cosn,srcit h tesr
Ably vel executed.
vntsnxo Cc~rsAroS orDNxscvr The corporf
ten Mcfbey Is giving practical effect 70 s thu cd city
ordinances many q which had grown to be o5nplets
dead letters. "1snders against ordnsnca- regulating ts
removal u from tho Streets 90 ,bs
sidewalks, procctsrr n satters kc are parnssd With
sharp stick, add nned w,bo0, asrcy asr Tho casary
prosecution.
TmHIresia susxr sspsoAt cofa,or The thlr,s-,,h
annual oornmsaoemeni % this lnsttutios vii b. hsd 10
tte lover lecture ~ the College building lhis
tuesday, evening, al EIGHT o'cio<k. Tho yaedct0ry
address Viii b. deiivdet by Prot Henry q cor u.
sradsAfes
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IMPORTANT FROM UTAH.

Dimcuty Between Ghe United states
Officers and the M0rm0n ChfeTs- The
Citizens Threatening 10 Resist ahe
Military, &C., &c.
sALr LAKE CIrr, March Q, 1898.
collision between the military and the cnzau Is I'm.
minsos Governor Harding and Associate Justices Waite
and Drake 10 Understood, have called upon Coousl
Counerto arht Brigham Youas and CounselIers X mssI
and wsqs. 81
Ths J1ags Of the district serve any civil process
but ths cAzens sse 10 Uns sod determined to prsvsss
she arrest Of their leaders BY military force.
Other federal omssss, ssA Doy Mormon citizens have
iessrsphsd 70 Gsosral wright 10 restrain Conner t "a
hvestigaiIsn can BE- had.
colonel Of the United States Army who left for wash
ington this morning has boen arrested By Conner and
brought back II presumed his Intentions were unfavor
able 10 conner's military interference
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port yesterday from NrHau, ~ ~ whence shs facu on
tho 18th ut.
II oun NASSAU CORRESPONDENCE.
NASSAU, feb. 2s, 1893.
Movements of Rid ncsseis, DC
The rebel schooner Pelribution arrived IN :hs harbor
tho nph OF the 25th INST and her occrs mot at tho
Royal Victoria Hotel In tho evening discussing leudiy
their uiratica exploits.
IL currently reported believed that she brought
In here several prisoners from Northern vessels,
Gently captured in these waters aud Twas TOLD III, tho
United states Consul had sent polite requost Gov.
Ia, ley, on tho a6th, that he would have :he
looked into ,bi up 10 this da,o reply had bcen
youchsafcd
In the mcanliro tao Rc,ribu,ica ay anchor hcre
several days
Fas evening three fss entered tails port With
IA hour Of each other, viz
NO. Tho Gcorgiana, brig rggcd iron propeller,
Gently mcnionod N tbs Herald hhyisg crarci from
nn English port and destined tender to ths prasa
ship Aaeama -~------r'f.
n" 2-ino Nrilannid- t,,odJoss Of Neuiruiity)--a
side wheel iron steamer, brie r,ggcd aid very fast
No. 3.wlhc hon scre~stcamcr Gertrude a brig rilgci
vessel, also very fat
These hne, hec. scamers viii prove valraplo addt
ton TO the soc pis.ica ee, and uneas We cn s"na
Baltic q Nanoe bit their track, thor eap'ars WI
lie next ,aan mpossibiny.
Easssn has become port o. great cammes cial ac'vy
TIC last blockade running steamers IAN licd tho
cotton ur ON the piers TN tho piaco has dcciicdiy
| Charlcstf an appearances.
A small pilo Of the gossamcr "southlon King was
pointed oui tho other day cf tic VIA aa
valued at 1900 900.
The Royal Victoria Hotel, where am s,orpirg "a de-
n hly situated and but for tho sccession tacrc
courrcgatd d. aud the secession sans which Que has Al
every torn. my vat would have been pleasant oooaSh
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Letter from General MGCisrna nd.
TO rHE EDITION ov rHcNrsALp.

- ts Esw Yeas, March Q. 1853
Ihave juft received The snclssd s,,er :rou, sensrs,
hcC<fnand, who 10 n command of our uocps before
vieksbsrg. Although u y not u.oadsa foy pubsSss,an
the action u iiDoss dseosais sHesss 90 nucS attention
sai thsk sbs Vows sf 0easssi No~nssS sosa 10 b.
made pubiie. Hs nandsd The Iooss trosps 81 vor
Donesos has sssvsa several tss1s 10 osoSvsss has
ihs reputation ~ beng oss u NE bssy soldiers ne
army. Respectfully, yours, }. vANBI
sK,igRAL x'cLEKaASp's LsTTUR.
BsyoHs Vhsnrso, Web. "a, iss3.
Hen. fons vAs prarS-
An extract frvm jour late sp>o.h has just under
my Dotice II has the clear old dsmocrais ring sr1
contrasts % sirsngiy With IN. srnroas emsns,bHs "a
latter day danogf,tlc Hpostnra that canbot fog
hall IT, ~ seniais q tie better dsya of the 4
cratic PARTY, .hon, unssr the nspiratss Il ys,ssas
your .stbcr. ls b1asto6 ~aich~ord "rbc tnAu II
must be preserved kosponsiveiy 70 that fcntinr,'
upheld The of both ihoss magistrates u tha sat
nj ability aud at the taerince ~ hotns sad
msrts, and am nos bearing arms amid jtssass abt
death aga nj an armef euefny Sbo woua dcserfats a.
Northern vciocm0ngrrF sin ~yuld iishsg that
tinc by pruC aiming an vn a,e ~ The facs y fst.
Dos sod dsnnti enemy bat afd pusariniiy 70 ircasLs
~, add tfuy yng cusfrct'aaly cAy VII ba cafrisd
aNay Il not W Ntho icftrEG " uabe giaUOu sse4t4.
a'ly ~ force " losf obciisat servant.
Igflt A MNILt&lNU
The New York herald., 1863-03-10
a Hatch OF Rebel Generals.
JnE REBEL DEN. PRICE.
~


MAsr .cnorai Sterling Price arrived 10 this city
nom Neninona Tho newspapers have already reported
uoAt ne visited tho capital mission of great terost
20 ninsoh nnd 70 tho country arc glad u learn
hst VAS eceh accom- fully his entire salts.
facton Inc public Viii learn the nature OF his move
nenn before long ana thcy be such as 10 carry with
thcin Ito wsrmst symrath,ss Of every true southern
heart. s
rns aEsF. cES. o. ". ssfrH--u ms SUCCESSOR.
lfroti tso Lhsrhston hercary, Feb 2SI
Major Geuoral q. w. Smith haa tenaerci NJ. r1n,,,o
aud the has been accepted by Tho ,.,r.,S, ~
tween whom ard tho General come cause az ,,ss,I %
hss existed. General fongstrcct has been annn,oa ~
ths President W tho military department ma vacan, ~
ths resignation OF Gcperai smith. This dep,r,rn.n,
c yes south ylrginla ard North Carolina and srr,r ~
a o, ers.ons sorih of tho army
gnis, commanded BY General Ice General I0pss,re.,
Headquarters win Re at re,srsburg.
Tan REBgL GENERAL TOOMss.
from the K!cb,rsnc Examiner March IL
There viii be general feeliug OF regret that this dg
singplshee statesmen and soldier has resigned his com
rsaud In h- farowc address to his soldiers he PAYS
deserved tribute a their sa,ntry and good conduct from
sha begnr ipg Of The tbs rtcscn, time General
Toombs docs not state tho which have Induced
she steps 20 bas :sxsn.
TUs gEnE. :sSEsAL .oSosrnygr.
tttcrs TIE thsrission Mercury, Feb. ~.
Gencrai i0ngsrost's fyso8 cf Loc's army " In mo.
sbsn. Sons siivsn thousand passed through Richmond
esw days sgo 1hsy tocs ihe route Uniting tho south
sids a lie Jsrss.
Thr ye,y CnN for Troops tn Georgia.
llrosp Tie Savannah Scws, Feb 2G.J
:. STATE rroore
!. TIE tao reSirsas, snt, rooss, oil hs, uoy3rsns
The New York herald., 1863-03-10

Brown was authorized by the Legislature raise FOR tho
defence State been organized and ARE said
be fine bodies In the service. The ocers
are
Eya Raaimsra.
X. N. Gait. Colonel.
j. Ryan, Lieutenant Colonel
John NJ Brown, Major.
Second Regimens
r. l.. Storey, Colonel.
Beverly d. Evans, Lieutenant Colonel
D. w. Wombell, Major.
Major Brown learn, Ia brother Of his E1ccleney,
Governor Joseph 4. Brown
OF these regiments arrived this city Saturday
night last and has been assigned position the line
Of defences. We did not them bat have heard
them favorably spoken OF.
The New York herald., 1863-03-10
Loyalty OF thc Cherokees.

IT. Lovg, March 9, 1888
The Camp Blunt (Arkausas) correspondent Of the Demo
ed under date of tho Goth u, says the Cherokee Ma
iional Council has just adjourned.
This the same council that was eesroed Into The
passing Of ordinance of secession By the reb. army
Their nrst &C, was to repeal Il unanimously They then
passed act dcprivng cf ooc in the nation and dts
qualifying all who con,inusd disoyal 70 the Unsed states
government They also passed act aboishng slavery
The New York herald., 1863-03-10
Our IrOn-Clnds Moving.
from the Richmond Enquirer, March u
FROM SAVANNAH.
Banks M0vinG on Port Hudson.
From tho Richmond Enquirer, March IL
TIE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

PoRr HUDSON, Mar ch 81
Via NOZZLE, March 0, 1853. !
Intelligence reliable and Of the greatest importance
has becn received from the front Tho preparations
bcng made By Banks army point Enthusiastically 70 an
early advance Seventeen mortar boats the soop
Mississippi and tho gunboat Essex anchored at
Baton Rouge. banks' force Is fully thirty thousand
Ambuances and itters being prepared The opinion
q military men is that this point will be attacked In
tsw days. The utmost confidence prevails among both
officers and men IN ability TO defeat the enemy The
report that our pickes had been driven 10 rs unfounded
but an immediate advance antcipatcd. The latest in
Formation confirms the dissatisfaction In the abolition
ranks. reported that Banks opposed TO the attack
but has orders from the War Department.
The New York herald., 1863-03-10

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The New York herald., 1863-03-10

The Bris1sh sleop-sf-War PetrsI-Ar.
rival OF Four Hundred Union Prison
srs, &c.
FoRHxzs MoxRog, March /, 1883
The British sloepof.war Petrol sailed from hampton
Roads 70 day.
FoRrREss MoSsos, March 8, lse3
The flag Of truce boat State Of Maine arrived at i've
O'Clock last evening from City Poiat, with about four
hundred prisoners, mostly privases in charge OF Captain
Mukord.
We experienced a heavy thunder shower abou, eight
O'Clock this morning
The New York herald., 1863-03-10
Captain Brown. Of the Ind asoia.
TO the EDITOR or THE HERALD.

Nsw foRs, March :, 1888.
IN your raper Of day you say, In the article "1he
Capture of tho indianoa,r thnt Captain Brown was
Formerly The captain OF the Ocorara Commodore Porers
flagship nd was present at the taking e forts jackson
ana - lhiip Allow TO oorre,t the statement
Lieutenant tommanding brown was the executive nacr
o. ne ucorara and came out 70 the Guf weeks
AFTER W. iorts nad surrendered Porter During that
memorable bombardmcnt tho Harriet fans Comma
wanrlshi, was 7agshIp Q. The mortar sotilla
NAVY OFFICER.
The New York herald., 1863-03-10

DErnorr, Mich, March ., 1863.
No serious attempt has been made 10 the dls.
turbanccs The city quiet. Measures have been taken
TO maintain order.
The reported loss Of le rs greatly exaggerated. One
man only rs known to have. been killed. Thirty ave
buildings were DESTROYED
The New York herald., 1863-03-10

AuorsrA, Me-, March ., 1898
william johnson, republican, was elected usyor of
this city 20 day by 10 majority.
mpfksoRp, Ne, March o. 1863
John a. Adams, democrat, elected Mayor on nl8Ss
ford today by 23o maturity. The democrats also elected
their entire ticket
Lxylsros, Ne March q. Iss3
,. p. Ham, republican, elected Mayor Of this city
today.
BAxooN, Me-, March 1893
AZ our city election W day H Dali the pnou CANDIDATE
was chosen Mayor by sal majority.
The town elections The state - ar A. besrs from,
has gone 20 Union and 81 democratic.
The New York herald., 1863-03-10
NEWS FROM VICKsBURo.

One Union Gunb0at mp the Yaxoo Pass-
the Lake Providence Canal Nearly
Comprehensive Rebels Expected 70
Oner Battle, &C., &C. u
PmADnYHA, March 0, 1863
special despatch from Cincinnati says tho news is
more cheerful from vcksburg.
Aspecal despatch Cincinnati reports the health Of
the army improving.
Important movements pending. Ono gunboat was
up Yazoo Pass and had nearly reached Yazoo City.
The canal At Lake Providence was nearly ready for
use.
Advces from below Cairo say that transports with
bel troops expected to out Of White river and
offer battle.
The New York herald., 1863-03-10

CINCINNATI, March Q, 1868.
News from vicksburg 10 Tuesday represents every.
thing working well.
1t s thought all the canals win be successful Tho gun
boats viii be able pass through the canal opposite
vcksburg. One gunboat is up atrYazoo City.
Therc Is doubt ability to get forces in
the Of vcksburg and OF tho rebel communica
ton with jackson.