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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-13
THE REBELLION.

Thh AEnhlAllAOWs
DEgsyyTy eyAR g ssss GENERALS o'y'os.
Vessels wanted Immediately, to carry coal 70 NE following
I. er%s:; ..
.sf.ress Monroe. Va
Alexandria, Va
Port Royal =. @. $50
CAPTAIN and Assistan. QuaTsrmas,ss
pRoposALs FOR HORSES AND MULES
Ca,ns ouAsT.m..rsH.o rncl Drror or wAsnrs,ox.)
cohsts ?, E,enI.nSrm AsD = STATE, /
SEALED pRoros1ss % s. e. a. !. a u.s. ND.
Tuesday the l7h day q March at o'clock NJ for fura'sh
,2oo two thousand Nudes Of the following description,
CAVALRY
For cavalry nsoo, one nosssna eve hundred Horses,
and Eight q sss q sss and s r.. s from %
ooe.haif 70 ,le) hand. high between hs aud
broken 70 harness. oomnaciy bal and weigh ne, hess
Than 100 poonds
Two thouAand mules conform 10 the following
Auo h. IL Good a.,h s's'"ieA''oss
Al 10 i. ii q iourt.en hands and over in height
~, TO be sound -eryceabr Mules Tor d,ash purposes
and 10 Dc ogh@ r".s pr o nposn fisE rr@s o. AGE
The Post Once address Of ths bidder 'anss
IL I'd is made in ne nans q arm. u. name. Of al
@ s sr Of he o. n. s ~ .a w es a. A'
Proposals dsoyai VIII be- sonsdervd and
rHgo,ss ,, ma. sssy clearly ~h.er ,nr sa 10
70, ~ ne . ,a,o. pa,r ...o.. o.. Ia. ..
forward two dis,nc. for each eompsa
the same party.
Proposais must be in separate envelopes those
hs, and manner refer 70 or aepna them.
Saar.S@a,..,I rnlies s!a,: Army ws.has!sa O. ssd
possi. Tor Mules" =. he ~, es,s . nae,
~
awarded 70 him mus, be guaranteed BY two rs,ponsitls
persons whose signature must be appended 70 tho saAr
Tb. responsibility o. me ga.ran'or. mus, B. shown y u.
or Of the Unitsa states District Attorney.
q. s .. win @ {. o Inc 'a' ''sn
3, ss .na ss 70 De
ranors viii b requiedof the Suecesfa bidder upon ssn
ss"a The s IN r.
have bonds sgned anticipation produced
Elanss Tor bond. ca" procured upon application being
nade ,s Office either personally. by lse' or BY sels
Of M 'sfny Of and s'.r do 1. .Ss
suaran,r. ina, - able 10 unI the contract -.
is osoa accepted lie VII a. enter INTO
Should the be awarded hin, prepared
Ito THIS sr he appended he oneal esrtncsn
Al hor.ss contracted inr under TITS vii Ia
me .p.einestons VIII - eiscisa -
S0mar.a VIII D. ~ lytd.
The hc dcyc sl 10 this city within twenty
the ii. and xtenrion
VIII be granted on any prerrxi.
All mules contracted for rndrr tha advertisement ~i 10
sableeed 10 rs NJ elton. and those no, conforming to
the spscineatnnH WIN be IsjrttI
III. mules must All hc d~snt. IN this ry within t23)
twenty days from the dnt,' - the eopttnct
Payment 10 be made % me oanprtnp OF ~. eontrac
orto soon thereafter tine Chief pnuternaer shall be Ia
funds.
Aay isformai,y In The bid ~onfornauc- with tho
terms u this advertisement VIII lnsu 'hn ~suon at che
prdross1.
The hoses AL he awarded in iois sf Ul iyo bundr.d
each. the mules DJi re- hundred each nacss
the CAlet uuArts sonid the Interest
go,et the nrmh.r
The fhsf onarers to himself the right to
lect any " All bids that J~-.u too hgls
mn. KtskER
Colonel and iaisr Quart rr.ass~v
bri.o, ~ Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-13
REWARDS.

cns) REwARD.--Iosr. A BLACK AND TAN TERRIER
Ds1 SUIT: has las hair wtaN IA tc atni igs
DAY +. !. Mel ughin. o. East brusd"at. @w
nE RgwARD--LosT. LAST SATURDAY., BErwEES
sDs) tie Attoa aud Egath acme cars. allet.
coa a, ing hil " Ave and some memo ana alus
ont IL the uwner Wo will lrtv ~ SANE ~ tn
- counter OF the Asori e. hange. At 81 Fourth
ar ct viii receive To. above rswart
a. = RkWARD-FoR 4 a. IPuRB VEIL, SUPPOSED
ND 10 haze b., a lost in Bra ay std .iriy =
s,reet ala Il or not err one rom Broa WY, ~
~ ct ~ In fettng of tie etVsen Twenty Hth
.nd TVeptv sew. nth lie va il tre-
~nt w oe viii return II to Mts W. o., . West Twnn
~ sixth street viii receive the above re~ard
Nlnn REWARD WILL RE I'D FOR rHE ~
6IUU turn OF the six vey T. Ak from " -
stree. In February last No questions assed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-13
pKorosALs ron NAY. oA,s ISp coEs.
umfNr y paizsEnAsrys's OFrns. !
- tgur ~ NAsufNGfoa.

I
coms,H Et.nrIyarn AKIN q srsfrrs.
WssH'sGfuh, u. g., Matca y isLt
Sailed opnsas VII be a, va nnti FRIDAY,
u. 2Wh day Of MaIh 81 " n. tr ianshn. the govern
v Of
hani,. thousand bsh.s OATS AID oiupl) bundled
thoasana bushels ~ OH sh~llai 'orn.
Hay 70 be cool M rhanas tmouy, ut 40 - tal.- aud
d' cred ~ faOyb two thoua.a MA ~ ils. tn,
the Dat. !" .. ~ 81 chAntab~ qis.y, pat la
bags OF . out ~" bushels =.
Oats viii b. rrsvrd by pbi tgj thirytao pounis
SArhs furnished
The Corn be- sf good uaiy. put 90 in
bags OF about t~ busi.i.
Corn will he sht f1ky MT, launI.
tbr bu.bel.
Sacks To 10 furnished ~ishe change
meat.
Delivery 10 be nae IN -. ~ Washington ~tir ga
~. rnorGsAis.
PfOpotat VIII be tons ~
Hay And upwards. and taLkD4 Diy thos nt..h..
81 Oats aud upwards nr np' hfi, busn.l.
VI Co "a asi upwArds
The pfol"siins o' ths IL nai- apa c,sn 'nist -
Ana 4 Loo anil ia
ofeash liner
TIE az s.tae 400 pot pis' .sa,os u bidder
arp~ar - the proIs~a
II the ia Ia n,.. Ia tho IN III. tas.- 81 al
The PARTIES nusi appear asiu - soHfi,r,4s-
iniNlHnn ti,ito,ii ~ - fHNii 4 mag ~
and - AAfga4shr, atr4 t,1sFANr ~ i $500
siti"a.
~ :. =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31
TEE NORTH. WEsr SILENT.

Those wssk-uinded Confederate who
were some time ago looking eagerly to the
symptoms Of discomfort AID .Peaoe- Demo
cracy" at the Northwest, must be some.
xhs. mortified at present What has be-
come Of cur Northwestern friends and sym
pa.hizers, Why comes no word Of cheer
from Ysli.ndigham 1s Richardson gone
dumb: Has ihe muse of Cox hung her
harp upon the buckeyes Oh why srt thou
silent. thou voice OF my heart!
There are lew newspapers in tho Con!ed
eracy that have made it thei. special husi-
hess to cultivate this nobls North western
friendship, and or courage and developit by
kind and soothing words. The Crisis" Of
Jackson for example, wAs conspicuous in
this line; can it give us no explanation of the
spparenr suspension Of that Northwestern
Revolution: Yes, the ''Orisis" is ready
with most natural account Of it-nanely :
the. tho feelings Of its friends Jour snemies)
of the Nortb-wes. have grown too deep for
words. Thsy are quiet and resigned under
Lincon's Dictatorship by reason of the in
tensiry Of their indignation, which chok.s
tho voice and psrslJzes the arm. Says III.
'Crisis :"
Judging ftcm publications in a number Of
newspapers now before US, issued at different
points IN Indiana, uliuuis and Iowa, tho I'm i.
do: current Of feeling is most intense, and The
populat excitement il daily increasing. The
excitement is too deep and to- earnest for auy
noisy demonst ration. Even those who write
for publication, under the most ntolerable
aggsaVat;Cn, do not indulge>the Language Of
threat OK blss.do; bu. there is burning
esrrestness, an oninous recouutiug Of wrong
&c.
We have Que OWE theory, which slightly
d.ffars ftom thst Of tbs "Crisls" 1t is, that our
Democratic friends (enomies) of the North
west arc waiting to Soc whether they CAN take
Vicksburg and Port Hudson. cut tho C,nfede-
racy in two, and drive US ircm the MISSISSIPPI
pi. II they fail in this, then j! will be tius
enough to make PROFESSIONS Of friendship; if
they succeed, then the aforesaid friendship
will Be heard Of no moro forever.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31
4 WoRD 10 TIE CHRISTIAN :unL1c

M.ssrs. l. 'ip,is: The 81! ec'.',.. .. Ia:i
| Returned (rurd ovturd vat IL ;. "';.:'D. y
burg fla .si.i ;n4 I"ts -, Ii. w.. !: as-
Cais \ b. slfe, II I;ar c'ty. 90 no. I.sii'
slT, .r.nv rerrvsl al iilcn ~ -.l.9 j: -! -,
tbs Cont"dt:aey. EXc;L&."' Il rccl>rn.d
bachsbdcrs 49,, ;h1,s:. vi NV. csrn slT,r,;j
benett4', rot s,uiou'd i irr i :, s,... 81
othe:a aLi!I who have rot Ei>I an. w Il biz
imp,e sions-ons hu d'ei and s.riy s"idsrs
haze enrolled their Tsu.ca ~ br.f-s%|nJ r.i,-
gion aad member u! the !SD'.ti:a's' L.;uI
Cha ch l enser.alb ~ ...u:.t .i.,. tn.;.,,.. /.
Of Souls have been ssv.n-!y Iulp-'a-s.: inc"
tho co.nIu :n:eui nj GF liz r.r.t.t... Wfrn
the anxirn n :, i"r al II -. IL - ..',.,' y
-yr;aSa!-..'. 10 esy t".t r." < ~: g.: p, tx
is,gr .,::ar.t 1clia s.r.; ~ h -r!'.e' ~ s.'i
III rl.'. 'o:i lpus ohq!:,.- :. :. o.; ID, :,"ss =
rio;..u. .rvr.:luns. !. ~ Lis.4.i't ..' : l.u
mu,,e.crs Vi a." i"tjl p..".'...r. 'n. g.. I
| II ll,o, l1!.- 4" e. :. 'imtis, -. h... -
g. Christian l. 80 snip, ."!-.I. ~. 80 ..n"
tiuu a'uund the f,.a,.. hi:a', :nd ..-' s. .'f'
| =: another ~ lea ''G:.'' -pDlr =. d., ~.
tho ( eat co@6'> ga;i"n. -" '"1s> ~ -
;eature u n,s awakening - ~ -; ~. :'''
ln!.s-:i - ;hs u ,r.,'1g :; Z .:'s"i' I.r
fcom :hc ntglGnlng. 'Huni '."'.a :;rs- .."
relisi3u ~ skeninE by 4. ~ y:.it; ., j.
much wiirr ard te-pc- me --,t a.!,c ten .is.,.
800 =, ,i'N.'.n ...u r,'.t.
,i, = Cns..s ,, :"
'.1..,,,i r..l,,, -. :.;, 49,.
'I.
80 W N - - 49,
H%PF''s -''.'S'
A'n 49, ~ ,'..;,, =.
o. W ", :, 49,,
=, ~. n''N, ,''.',,n n'',
49, o."r ,;'.; -. ~. 49,; 49,"
, ti'. W ~, ~ .h.ou.h nv, $780,. ,,,'I,n.,,
,,,.o,.,;,. >,
s,o,, p, re- IN. ;,t;,,s ,r ;,,, Ci,r n, ,o,..
'"o .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31

- &. ~.
NJ '~$'a SI-sHHsa ~ fSS -
',o'.'' Ho" 'o-n ITO WAC "a :,
tneA say tnat efe'J .o'-
worm 1H!y twenty Nv: rr!''Hr vi" -
may Vi' tc ohi'seh ~ h''o'- '''' ''
.. "tt"Ie c'd 40 p'pt'.'''e frr'
bui "ehs su"Vi H. u" 'ef
Ina currency Goes Ia. w''''"' ~ ;" ~
Ptlcs He miehe 70 !u'-"''' NV ~
e1!e''d 'fs Areci L 10" si""'. '>'E
so''" :u", 'n>' sh,cl' .nf P''''
oeEie=' se'"7s 'Vr '""'"
p-oiulsn'' III 1of's'''''
lives Ia IL coS'S @e'' " - 81" :. :,
!9''. w q, :'. ~,
~ III, vi i"' - ''
"''' h'''''' WIZ" '''e .n''to'"'.'
s'an'p "s'' re"
iu"''u '''e.e '.a' '"e'' 80 W.
nAs,'"h ci PIKE: ~ h'ss9 e-S ":'''
~s'us, s'ii VI "S'", '"" ''h''s OIL Hf'"E' -
unlhl,tah"''-r H'|h>' E's "7'''. "' we ~.
Il. it II Il 'e':'" ~ i''s''r' - 'AS ~
TaH"" il ;'l Is Own '"' - 'i'' ~, =,
OF "hfa:' "h'a'' = !'"' $50: IA
l. 3Sel III "a ''"in u" ''"
"Fh7 Pfm' Sr'Hi' VIM """s,"''.".''''
eauea "'"h. nH tqS'Va'e'' |" TiV'S'S'
noe hssh tAty a!'eSt tro acsHt' l+Ta'"' al
III. ff'c' q "'."a'' ""s'e'se 'h"' 'iaf -
Tor !h"S k"re: s'"' ''"'j "'Hy FL ~ -:
VI" s'.'"" Nv "'''' ~ " ''''' '',,,"'
"''A'' ''''''' ''''' ''p' sS"'' -
"ou'' III we t'''" f'' Ho"' -
pe'' Tue u''Tr :" w o,"J. ,.,-i
may rH'suas: ~h>' - '"',n'.'J ,,H>'''; s'','..
A". '''InS, MS "'TP','''o'' &c ,.''
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1884, 1u '"' Il :, a. w ~ ~. ....:..
4e 80. - ~ = . w.: ~ 49, 90
y. -
| sf $500 ~
| I,.,... -, -,
80 ,I.E psa.,,, or" n',, ,,..,,,I. ,.,n.
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| a Va '0' "''
| ~,
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-
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,;a, 49,, - hn-. NV, ~
IT, 49,. -, '-,. -.
lA - - ~. ,... $500,
,.',; $50. y -, 4
~ $500, 49, t -,
m,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31
fUApIaG TREASURY NOTES.

Secretary Memmiuger publishes, in another
column, an important notice to the holders Of
Treasury notes. It will be ssen by reference
to the same that the ed of April is the limit
OF the period when Treasury notes csn be
funded In eight per cent. bonds, and after the
let Of August the notes entirely lose the pr
vilese of beisg exchanged for bonds or stock.
Notice is also given that depositaries of the
Treasury have been appointed in the principal
towns in the Confederate States, at which the
holders of Treasury notes can exchange them
fur bonds.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31
l. G : L

~ So 'r9l Eth street. ~ Main /, i4,h strrei 20
frk!EI", ~ the deropoitip Hsn. = r1aa'i banch q
T2IfH "atH 81. c-:Irtibs NJ oce lake lin :. Orr
Is" set a, piece A: 1id t:Ie .ph c,h- BIC
NJ - II ia e.nIo1u.e 'aH ". 20 G. ;'oa-i ivory
.i'g, ~ 'g' ssd scep:Ee sti .d5 rock,t hard.
S-t bet eY tT Ssrp,AEe- AID ID Iai re. A. viii bs
sd Tor thor Te'o',rS. Please cali .; Casne Thunder
tasy stree. brtUet1 l5h and 18Th Streets
CIV ALEXANDER,
nk:ch S9-G IA. 6. A. P. 81.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31

a BIC SToAY.-A Ns~ York despatch il
the Chicago Times says there ara million
bales of cotton below Helena awaiting Grants
permission to ship.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31
IrI;J-NE COR FIVE nnIt.Ey

~ p -"r raci 'irl - :, a'I 30 kic1u &C viii r.
"A Gel, .sn Nc?e' ,!.r q. ai y.99 -oa t,a..y
s'rn :=tI.nd IT. nat isis sre - ch.a, ira, n
C." u y ~ nHs ~ hiTeip-- Atn1e vii ,rce t5S -htn
ii .ot-c-e.e. 500. rau EanrI:!lro x.,ner
s.. ei=L 70 b"a'. ".i,tea d:!e:Eers sent
..a.rh 81 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31

It will be seen BY the sections Of the act
passed BY the Virginia Legislature, that The
new Issue OF Confederate non interess-bear-
ing notes, to BIZ issued after the ls! uf April,
viii b. aious received in payment Of the
State taxes. This provision is intended to
cooperate with the measures adopted by
Congress, to Accrsdlt the new issus Of Con.
fsderate notes, and form IN sdditionh in
lulemeot 70 fund she present current bile,
and thus hsIp TO depls,e the redundant cir
culstiop
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31
E;:EE::IEHissN Sales.

u T. 20! z, ;i'hHS Il CO. AUcI"..
ra.v.r h,iU: AND S:H ;.rgh.-,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31
FRENCH LIZ KIXIt0.

In the ats eDce Ct Ftcuch newspapers, We
have no psans OF Eurwins anything Of this
STAIR Except ID 9 stories Ct Yankee ard Eng.
i:.h rswsp ape's-both bitterly hostile to
Fse"ch progress il Mexico. We gi7e their
sp.c"l4t1ons and scandals; only promising
that they Gle probably very untrust.
worthy:
[2ari, (Msrch 9 CORRESPONDENCE of London Tinesl
Thsre have been rumoJs for aoms DAYS past
ttxt j. in ccn'el plated To respms negot,aoons
VITA the Mexisam Government after tic cap
lure Of Puebla | j., urdenisble that the &C.
sulta of the campaign have ssdly disapp 0iut
The Emperor. AID can.td much discomfort,
which il n:a CD 4 ,eG to c,yii,,n. The 70: S!
n it is that theie'!a no crtsniy Of ding
much bstt.r within Il reasonable time The
evacuation OF Tam, i3o as If JsIsps. an
particularly The former WA a measure i'm
pcsed by II. c-ssLs. E;eiy Quo, not except
ing The Emperor, is heartily SILK Of the
nole affair. Seize Inihtsry success is india-
penEs hl- fer II e honor of The French arms,
ei:h"r b,foIe Pueb'a, or, better still, befJ,e
MeIica i.eeit; and, this cnte obtained, the
Emperor would have q fair tx:uSe for with.
drawing the troops and )e.ving tie M.zicans
AMI the "Lalin races to civiIlzs theInselVt S
in their own way.
Why GEN. FokEY DELAYS.
Paris (Msrch s}conssp0pdencs Of London Telegraph
spe,kiag Of the Mexican question, 4 YER
ti,l more Or les. authentic ID in circulation
bs:e to-day To Account for the Delays of Gen.
Forey. H. is Instamorphossd into q kind Of
Hannibal 'e:s,n.d at Orizaba as III new
Capua by The .fttss given in his honor by
Almonts, aue by the chsrms Of young
Mexican lady, who has found tho way to bis
t,aaFt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-03-31

TAX 800 ~ fFI-'h"
50 We NE alta SD - A. o":"' ms I.
rGtDWAV. ~ p.Lnrr 'tssd - a.. tiAi' 'nr e 60
;.or to the gou'r Il ~. SC.
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= Grows ,,..es 70. tie c".c."ori' -. N-".'''-
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,a.-sna,-a. " > : ~ 40. ca'EH vA.,9%.
e., 10 900. :,rLs:o .. H''.n ..'.H. - 80.
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y 81; 80 ".fr hgAoE l'tlai !. Pc G
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n,',9' JHc s %yse ',r .c''9 "' " 20 ' -
'.c Gs.e i s',sc.by h>v!rs :as'd Z bill Tro'5airE
70. ~ ramp. "A 81. a.a .-tof'.,r rfGse's I"
't'uy eule "a tue ~ YH'i &C. '.r ,oln
i''sf' 1S , - va I'd ah7uare 49, ~ W."
t. eel n ma -" pom 80. II e. Ted u ~ b.
'..r!= II "a. -.1-s :" re rsslryra' u" - .''d
hn.e- a.. a. p-e.r''.t oft'r 'y@,' -" .,'t =
10: ...rus'n .....r ',.-',t: -. r..G II l. go
p" 'H'; a.. '.- .'r. - We ,"; Ga
$50 I'd .s+
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e -. :T,t. co=,r.,ri - - CO - '.." 4. p
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81 -. "' std E'r.p~.
t7@:.t-.s .rqrscIa,t.r urt'--'':n Les r.vrg
.. fr"a'a' E''s 10; you - -" ." my '''.'
fJ'-E .f='-- ;Co.e nell, .h.t irv.t .,' ..
'v- ,..s.t de- s.,d To a:rcg :lel n -'.i f.
- / - ..t.c'.y h:d ~ o.. - c." A." -
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AUDiTok's OFTIcE.

RlcaMorp, Va, March 30,h. 1861
In pursuance of the requirements OF an
act entitled "An act imposing taxes for the
support Of Government" passed March %.
1853, tn. Au exed socticns OF said act arc
published. J. II. BENHErr,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
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Az ACT IMPOSING TAXES Fok THE SUPPORT OF


GOVERNMENT, PASSED MARCH 18th, 1863
Section 80. The act entitled 40 set author.
izing the recajpt Of Confederate States trss-
sury notss in payment Of tsxss and other
public dues" passed Msrch 22d. 1862, be ADD
tho same ia hereby amended snd re enacted,
80 az to read a. follows:
*"Oonfederste S:stss non inteEest-bearing
notes of the denomination Of, or over fse
dollara, dated aud Issued on and sfter tho
frs. day of April, 1868, shall hereafter be
receivable in payment Of taxes and other
public dues to the State"
Sac. 81. Tho Auditor of Public Accounts
shsll cause the preceding section to b pub
hahsd in st least five newspapers in the city
Of Richmond, and in the papers Of the cities
of Lynchburg and Petersburg, and in ths
towns Of DAnville, Ssaunton and Wythe-
vile, for 1t least four weeks.
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THIRTY-SEvENTH CONGRESS.

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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
The Bill to Suspend the Writ Of Habeas
CarpnS Passed BY. the Senate.
Discussion in the House ON tho Con.
scription Bill,
&C., &c., &c.
WASHINGTON Feb. rs. 1893.

WASHINGTON Feb. Is. 1885.
GENsxAL ULLAANS's LOUISIANA NEGRO BRIGADE.
is stated thai General Daniel Uilmann of New YORK
ia to negro brigade in louisiana He goes out
there with complete set Of white officers for two regi
uaents the rank aud die TO be raised from the contra.
bands. Of Vice President Hamiin IS 10 be OF
the cooae and the vst Of the Vice President
ia to be for the purpose OF arranging the
of these regiments.
TIE MILITIA Sill IN TEE HOUsk.
The debate the House upon The CONSUMPTION bill
lengthy and animated amendments being cut OF by the
previous question. The discussion was quite general;
several powerful speeches made by the opposition,
who claimed that IL is direct blow against the liberties
Of the people. The bin earnestly supported by
Messrs. Oin Of New York Sheffield Of Rhode Island:
Campbell Of Pennsylvania, and Bingham Of Ohio, who
ended that in the present crisis Of national af
fairs the extraordinary powers conferred by all
the able bodied the country necessary Tor the
suppression OF the rebellion They denounced the demo
upoD the other side OF the House aders and
forlers OF the rebels. There warm work between
Aessrs. valand'gham and Campbell and Bingham. The
latter extremely sarcastic replying col
league None OF the speakers made il clear what eject
the CONSUMPTION Of copperheads and sympathizers with
rebellion viii have upon armies when shall be
ried out
WHERE ~ THE MINISTER FKOM HAyrI,
Considerable inquiry made here respecting the Muis-
ter and Secretary Of Legation from Hayt whose arrival
in New York announced several days ago II Is
limited that they puposey kept back until Congress
adiourns the fear that their debut Washington
might compieste difficulties in the national councils.
GENERAL BOOMER town.
Mayor Seneral Hooker was NJ Wizards 20 day.
TBK WOOL TRADE on THg EarPAHANSocK.
some OF pockets front OF the Rappahannock
been IN the habit Of trading negroes with the enemy for
sheep This Conrsbsnd trade IA wool has been stopped
THE TAX oN TRANSACTIONS IN GOLD.
The Committee ways aud Means have dec ded
10 except California miners from proposed tax IN
transactions gold when the metal ars, changes hards
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT IepsE fog cALIFoRNiA.
~ The request the Caliior COMPRESSION
al delegation Hon stephen !, FIELD chef Justice or
California, has been appointed United states Circuit Judge
for that state, vice Judge McAll!stsr, resigned
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WAsaNoroN's BIRTHDAY NoRrH AND SouTH.-
Is IL not Suggestive fact that the rebels At
Richmond and throughout the coniederscy were
celebrating Washngton's birthday yesterday
with the same vim yigor and splsndor Is tie
people Of New York and the North Dses not
this show tbat--sl local preiudices sside-tts
people Of the North and South still have the
same patriotism and the same heart! should
not this teach us that IL the leading extremists
Of both sections-.ths leading rebels a the South
and the abolitonsts at the North were M,
down the masses Of both divisions Of our com
mon country would soon reuuite frsternsIlv
aud eternslly? Neither section will give nm
Washington, thu father OF the nation: and IL
both would but follow his advice. and omake
those mutual concessions which are reousite TO
the general prosperity" we should have no
more civil wars. Washington Is still the father
Of tho Aaerics" pecrde. and the responsibility