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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20
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s;sA fgass ~ Essl.s ssA 49, e. iss s'< ss.ssssa
tFss HsS4sss AL eAs nS&ss 81. t@Vsfss.
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SC9TEH1 ~ lsa5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

BY ThefaSS AsANch = 60n0, X0CSS.,
fps,slsSnsg, Val
CU0Ay, TOBACCO, SALT, 10, AT AUG.
- TION-We stsll sail d anction q The Irsr
Front Bcilaipg next W1DQEsDAY, 2ist insa.
as 12 o'clock
- hhds Carried and Raw Sugars
~ gacks Liverpool 0round Alum Salt
90 Ecrth Carclins Salt
1000 boxes Mgaufscturo6 1obaoeo.
faOS BRANUu 4 Sons. Aucts,
a1Q-at vse0sboyg. Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

ryTHY YALukHLH RAsuK 1kn3AkaEOH
etss C6srer of AesyN aEd 5tn atrssts, TUX
y sSE .AT AVG rI9M--WfIi be ;.,tl CT sl,stian
Oh tie pf.r.ises, On WNDEASCay. the Slst Jas.
III T. irg3 G.. cc.oak r n, ihs large and adxa.rA.
,ay sseI laatai aud handsomely finished brick
TfE!.slE.ET 1 now IN the occupancy of Ar. Wso.
t:1-aag l. kss soou. 10 rooms, froni AID rear
por..sef s.,a,@g doors as1 marble f.sntsis 10 tho
p@5ors, AID anlplu servants accommodation, IA.
e.e tiHe s-:s ard weis-.
rsitn5---ss,e. the. /; cash; balance as aud IL
r--utAs fsr negotiable Ectes Inherent sdds rsearea
Ls i ar,:al eeed TIE :aXss sor 1863 10 b5 paid hy
t.e cs3E6siaiGr.
;aI5. goprIy & APpE2soy. Auots.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

50 b. lXc0aMUAI AT. ID -. De- PoDa tas DIS.
ci1ecs hat the IN III u32nd IEill Gni 5 who
81 faed tne maGoral ;2tu : ing i'm - r9,i "a the
lsrnDcrG3 po1tr aei rss+oso kpris 10 tidy, are
su jact t, the penalties Il exe2uau ia jjn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

From Edssard !etaa1,y.
j0pTi
"a DEPaEtSLs OF Eu5TI 5hrO1 IVL
Nov ;eyn = SO, .S.a It's.

DEPaEfSksf OF M. TI JhpOT IvL
Nc" "eEn. D5a. .SsH It's. )
TO Gcjor Gs:;erai Eo2s,:- C3l0El sdiuy, sc:
Ceaersi - have been iatJrl,e that portion -
the focaas OF taa eaeinss u fi,i ted 5fstGs
Gently icvadei tno c3uGty of Washington, sad
a11on .c.aer Ge3redafiolg +c'nns .t.ai up9a iaao-
eea. oi'z,a they seizsd ard csg.is1 away ugsinst
their consent. sad again tD9 consent OF their
81. a large nnllo.r IT siavss From tia h me Of
Mr. ". blven -hey took awa; seye.al OF ai5 Re
gees, who rad lie IN fai hfui /, him ga whom he
protested sGd i.unanslr Imported This o1.-ags
has uos iGs Gs:enes a:tem p:et furtea frcs1 .Se
trade 1t oroush. unc viasi beings u1der the
il (, ler ce of Ctci5tisnity sal aviii2 2ati1a
Tdi robbery takes c.vi;.l5.: lseia5s f'3m th5ir
families ami horos; II Gslrse! :. s,ai 1nas4-r CT
liz property, an2 suas.es sl29ts ler ;ls:r fidelity
10 him -
Itaano. balevo tbs eood psop;e G! ao-sh Caro-.
iisa viii i,.t'f! such copcacl.
TO tGe bsraar0u3 ~ q wii:fal burning OF tLa
tawn = plym0;t, !,y the enemy. yGur atlsLii.u
hes -l esay hesn eailsi ana % s1ti no;alug rl.re
nea te sshi. AZ TIE yoiSe 4 oivil su.tcTitg cu
ai( D. ,uc Lines bag nc longer .I.y po.eaey, 50.
lei; ycur Intervention nth .kca-s aommacdinr tho
tor2ss for the 30 called Eoatsaeyst. fssate2
tsas r5 my =scoTtsia IS wiia: soe5 Iii, was is to
be conducted. aad 1scihs- kLeGs nsg-ess 10 vhpa
| hive referred ars - be l7liv.tcspp to those 10
WHOM taeir tc 7ica sn;y biIrs
Gsvo ths b,1Gr - To &c, &r.,
(siSEeGj ! NV fT.HLSY
E.itT.y ;.ovrrNcf 20
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Gha f,ft pair cf EiJsa Aaze a.ais tlaig appssr-
"a th Yiin3if g.ou market Az ys.ra 'sa. sn
hy 30 ea.erpr.s.ng rssta1raat Aeoger 8. Nv ia.y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-20

hoDx OF sFTrLIRa THE GREEK euEaT1Ox--
APE usGoIS RicQMMESEEp FOB KIM.
TEe New York Horld euts the Garsi:A knos
which keeps the Greek throne vacant tAlhe fol-
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DEUElVNKe BALN OF HUUE kHOLD Fur.
In NITUEE, PIANO. AC.--In pursusnes Of q
d.cfse CT the District CONT Of tho Confederate
States Of America for the Hastem Datres Of Viz
g;nis, pr, r,n3unced on the 18th December, lS67, La
the case Of the Cenfsdsfass States Of America
against Wortham shall as Keoeivef Of sajd
Co;.rt On MONDAY, the s0.h January 1883. at IL
o'clock A. H., proceed - sell at auction, al tts
Household Furniture. including hns piauo. ia tha
now In the occupancy OF Hcr. John II. Rsaaan,
Consisting cf the nkaAl vsfiaty.
TEkas-CAh HENRY l. HROOkE,
Heeeiver District No. 3.
az coa.s,,oiad i,v 6OODYN Il ApprRcON Ar,cta
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V7KRY VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE @
0Ambios Hill, on the North eide of By-


VALUAHLB WOODED. LAND In Chesterfield
county, at Branoh's Meeting House, a miles from
town. FOR SALA At AuCTyON.-At the reousst
Of DR. y q. Winfree, We lhall sell 1t public euo.
ton, on tbs premises, on WEDNESDAY,, lhe .lst
Of January, 1869, at l2 o'clock r.. u fair; II not,
ths icst fall day ttereaftesl is3l sores va.uablc
Land, locs stod IS sbove, Of which % acres src a
original growth, embracing some good oak ara
pine timber. The rsmaindG Of the tract u cover
ed ~i.h pine, sui.abia for cord wood. Il win cut.
Perhaps, 80 cords to the sore, and being on q good
roed and near to town, shQpld attract tho spocial
attention CT those disposed 10 embark In the wood
businesa
T3kss.-Cretklrd cash; the balance st 6 and la
months, .or negotiable notes, interest added. 10.
cured by trust ceed. The taxes for ie63 TO bo
paid BY the urchsssr.
ial6 NODDIH L. APPERSOu. Aucts.
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ADG0D0DD3A
VALuAnLz RIAL lsrAT8 ON Tun xAer
Lsne II Slh. bst.sen CIay aud ieisn ssr~s,s
FOR SALE At AUOxfOM-The vsrv 4. :. -;
wsii iiosassd Es.vais DWELLING and vacasS LO'r
on tbs easa ilns " 6th, between Usy md Iei,a
NOR srnsd BY kisa Fanny kichGdsoa re ssIs
viii take pth 80, on ths premises or W8DNHSDIY
the sist Of Js.snAry, Ise3. ut n clock r. VIA
a.psh Of laO sset to wids alley. Ii Nin b q.
sidsd % ~ TO coll forty fee. on the front wtst tas
nwsi.:is, leaving two teaaaifnl btildi.s lots ou
tas Dst,h and seuth.
Ssars. scr bonds bearing interest," pAyahis half
ySsTy and secured by tluz. dseA On he pgnpsrsy;
or Gil carh, ~ the cDtico of the pnrehaSse. Tks
..ss, sid insurance fer lsCl TO be paid by ths per
eiassr GODUIN d iPPHKaON.
VngAH41 nUILDiKd LVr.ss ~ 1ssAAs
fuR sALa AT kU0TiO1.-Wm Be soid Is auc.
Z. (, ca tie Irer.ses. en- rHuEsDAY. the 2ai cay
os !.1nEy. lst3 a 4clock p. T.. that truly vs.u-
Ahls &asldins Lot locatsd ~ above, adjcin;ns he
apothecary stsse oi kr. n. r. 0ohinson, ftcltinw
50 ssos. ruan;ns bsek 100 feet 70 . wide s,lsy.
n.onths Tor neg table notes. with ittsfsst added,
and secured b tv5ss iced. The taxes for 1855
to BE- paid BY the pnrehassr.
islS a0DDIN APPI2S0N. Auc.s.
VTKRY VALUABLE RIAL ESTATE ON
Y 0Ambis's Hill, on the North eide of Byrd.
TIoN.-Will DO sold ct auction, on tAe premises.
ON THURSDAY, the 22d January, 1868, A. 4
o'clock II. the large, well Anished and hesn.ifu,-
~ located brick DWRLL.lA0 HOUSE, now ,4 shs
occupancy Of Mr. A 0rssa, and formerly by Mr.
Thomas Dodamesd. Tho House contains .an
rooms besi6es large Kitchen, Stable, and Carrsg.-
house. ind Il supplied with sAa water and cuivsat
rcsnas are pSpersd and the inside wood work most.
~ Ia graio'd and varnished. Tnis II really most
desirable fesidsucs. Possession given LIT Fsbrua.
ry neat
months, for negotiable Aose Q, interest slasd "a.
cured by trusS deed The taxes and insurance for
this yeAr to be paid by the purcbaser.
iAl7 SODDIn 4 APPRREON, Aucta.
nNR EUNDRxD AkD TWSkTY.THKxE
II sHn rgpHE.nnAnRH0o AHCssu
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'.'If4 CsrrG,E - gaE 4 :; Gr2aMlR C.IuM-
gi., --fs2o :v.cnias a.e s@slg !a-;a i,,v:;. s-rs
OF ti-a caa lTa = t4e L { l.sasaer Coa12li. Lear
III .sf-yfa;:
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1863-03-14
'-''7'' u ''ssiissuYTUU, RzuryFf 40.


The Supreme Court vas the scene Of
great interest to-day. At least so Of the
most eminent lawyers Of tina couptry were
present. The decision in favor Of the Cow
ernmsBt in the Almsden mite cases, invoIv-
Jog nearly $50, oOo, 900, vas the casse.--
The decisiOs was nos altogether Haexpee-
ted. -. ii. I'D
: 40 important decision Ia . prise casa
was next announced BY Judge Grier, ruling
every point in favor Of she government and
condeming all the vessels; this decision lee
galises the blockade. ..-
Justice Wilson delivered q dissenting
opinion, that civil war did NOS exist until
after the 18th OF July, 1851. Therefore
the President had no right to ses On foot 9
blockade, and that the DEGREES Should be re-
versec, and the vessels and eargoes restored
This dissenting opinion Was soncurred in by
Casron and Clifford.
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During the late gubeEnasorial campaign
In New York, tie Express was one Of the
brigheat hshts Of the peace Democracy, and
iss words wsse accepted as gospel by To-
riss everywhere. But II appears that the
Express, like John VanBursu, has heard
from Richmond, aud been convinced Of the
srror Of ne ways, Tor fn q letter written
from Washington on the 16Eh of February,
Evassus Brooks, one Of shs editors Of the
Express, aud one Of the most prominent
leaders Of the peace party in New York,
Usss the following language.
San vars mast have al end, and this
scourge % our nation with the rest. Bus
the rebsls are nos ready for peace, or 10
clio 90 The war, except upon their own terms.
They would nos even make peace by sur-
rendering 10 them che frss pavigssion Of
the Mississippi, With tho independents Of
&hs cotton States. ThsY desire she territory
Of the Federal Capital, all Of Maryland, oil
she territory Of ihs Old Dom,Dion, all of
Ksptudky, Tennessee and Missoari, and all
ahs forts Rud sFsenals on the Southern
coass. They woald nos ouiy dwarf she old
Unios bat sAsy woald destroy 10. Such q
susrsnoss wsuld Be mes only pusillsnimous
aad eowardly, bat 20 Disgrace as before the
osSilised world, that every fsrsign power
'weala righsfaffy spis upou 10. Better 10
osoa become the hswsrs % wood end draw.
ere % wsseG for the SooshsrD CeDfsasgsey
skan sDsss upon sHch 'disgsaeeful ueRosia-
lions. Life would have no shssms, honcf
10 home, peace no peRmsnaney, Govern.
msns ne seiia basis, in . country thus de-
based by Ice leaders" :
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Letters from England call for renewed
attention. 70 the immeuss aess nov buildng
in Great Britain fog ths rebels. They 10.
Gle. upon psrsnpsory demand to the GOV.
srnmeps % lpgland 50 pat q stop ss this
MODE III mskinR war. ~.
No ases ion yst i h sbs issaing q II.
ssss 81 aF4ae 80 Esprisal. The saejess
il ssil nssssss snsIsgasien.
Gsn. DIenkee Co.'s. DeIJsassy and De
ReFees viii 10 triad u 0osrt Martial. .
Yogk, Ak week 80 nest serious char.
anlsss shsy are aismisssd from ssrviOs
IsIsbut trial. Msier Gaines will DO jVdgs
Aasosats.
Ths NAyy Department i aboss to issss
I'd advertisement for SEES going vesssls, Tree
clad, On The new msdel, 20 carry 10 case
mated guns, weighing 20 hans, wIsh eat.
riases. iron masss, beats add rigging; they
are to have two pairs Of engines, asd be
Of 81 fest draught. Proposals 20 be opened
within 40 DAYS.
Ths nine new msnisors How building are
considerably longer, and intended TO have
swics the speed Of thess now aHoas. They
are getting aloRg well. " " ~
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ssr Riyar, Mississippi, March lass saga an
sxpsdision lafs Moon Lake WsSnssdsy aser.
nipg, and rsachsa shs end y the Pass yss-I
ssrdsy noes- II miies u ihrss asd > Bslf
dave. Ths boass wsre muah bseksn 10 sas
lighs uppsr works, bns mes ons was dam.
aged In chs ball Or mashiBssy. The NEST
aIHcuIs porsion of the trip ID ovsgccsse.---
The soldisrs ware ossspisa 10 sasssag dowu
trses, and clearing swag agifs moods ana
otherwise workisg II do saasssl. ne
wasss ID sssy dssp, si.A asmifs ssssssss and
Of course very sEooksd. Thsrs 10 grsas
danges ne tho beats bsiss dssbsd asniast
the trees 81 every sarn. 1 forward movs
will be made ts-lsesEow.
a battery % reported % the @oath %
Osldwassr, 10 miles from hers. The sol
disrs are 10 Rna spirits and health. The
wsasher 10 very Hus. sieus. Commanding
Saith aDd Gen. Ross promise TO patrol me
stream 40 high mp % the Pass and ~ lew
down 10 We GO: s...4 ..ss,... s.,t.. +. s
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The Richmond EnqEirsr, the oficial Or
gan Of the rsbsl government, thaS gives
comforting assurances TO the " Hoosisr
heart" Of 4. Y. LaEimsr, B. K. Cassidy,
and their confrsres:
stLst ns respond TO the sympathies Of the
Northwess in the proper spiris-thst 10, With
she bayones. Those fond feelings which
(thsy say) are gushing and flowing towards
% nov, les 90 nos rudsly tufu shsm back
to their sSsiag 10 the Hoosies heart, bas
rather fopea wider the source, and quick en-
the eaErses, swell the yolsms Of sheir love
by the esly means We have ever used With
suseess--sansly, horse, feos, aud especial
u artillery" -.r
One wssld suppose thea after sssh q
reception, @ man With one grain Of salf-
respect, courage, or manhood lsfs in his
somposisioa, woaa ssrn indignantly from
orsuSbipg ct the feet Of those who had thus
spurued and spis upon him, and conclude
dsserve--sppsal 20 their reason with grape
and canister But 20 amount Of abuse,
inssls, and oonsumsly, coming from the
soash, can chill the araOr Of Jour eringi0g
Bo1thsrn peaes- shEieksrs. Fear is the
power that moves them, and fear knows no
reason u; they continue, mechanically as it
wsrs, se bowl "PsaOe, Peacs!'' deaf the
while, to the repeated assurances and decla-
rstions Of the South, that 'thsre 10 no peace p
The organs Of the Confederscy propose to
meet their sowardiv allies Of the North
wbea they 60 fsssh bearing their prOpesi-
tions Of pesss-with the bayonss and the
bullet-to welcome them with bloody hands
30 hosPitabis graves" But the psaSe-man
don's see the reception thss awaits him
tho ssGrsss Conscripsien" looms up before
bic horriAsd vision to the exclusion Of every
thing sIss-bs imsgines himsslt CIoshsd in
federal uniform, . federal muskes upon
bic shoulders, and himself being marched
forth upwillipgly 10 defend the flag Of his
oouDtry-then terror BsiEes upon him, bis
fs Of madness returns, and in the anguish of
bic cowardly spirit be shsieks louder, Rercsr,
"Peaoe PeaceIp
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New York, March 10

ANSw AOEA1 HA9ECu 4us
The steamer Roanoke, from New Orleans
Let, Havana 5sh, arrived to-day. Informa-
tion has been died 10 the Provisional Cour,
Of the conHseation Of sldeIl's property in
New Orleans.
The n. o. Era Of the lsG, says 20 rebels
who were recently seat through the rebel
lines, retained, begging 60 be permitted to
take the oath OF allegiance. They were
suffering from actual hunger. snd their
children were crying for food. They give
. fearful statement Of the desEitutinn in
rebsldem.
The latest Vera Crus sdViSes say the
French army is entirely inactive, not being
able 20 accomplish anything without large
reinforoemsnts, which, il not coon received
they must be driven from the country. The
French officers are Disguised. The climate
10 operating severely On the soldiers. The
bulk OF the army 10! near Ppebla. The
O0unsry between here and New Mexico 10
infested with guerrillas, armed and mount
cd. Whole trains OF supplies from Vera
Cruz are captured by them. 81,
The Preach are constructing q railroad
to Pueblo, and the gssriIlas are amusisg
themselves by spreading she rails TO run
trains of the track.
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Waahinnknnl.. hfarnh. |


Gan. Butler il spoken of for Provost
Marshal Gsaeral, under new esnsefipsaon
Law.
A Hilton Heed correspondent ssys the
pirate Nashville, ID attempting 80 run past
the blockadsrs, got aground. Connandsf
Warden discovered her and ran up 60 WITHIN
1900 yards with tbs Moutauk. &c. Meals"
ter opened tremendous arss bot hstook
no notice Of 10, and opened On the NASH
vile; her fourth shsll ! uEss 10 the NASH
vile, setting her on Gre; another vent snro
her eide into her powdef magaEins, wh'cn
blew hsr up. ..* " .... -. ~.
10 vas not thought that kt' moAh'sseF
will make much rssistence. Heavy Sring
bad been heard Gil morning IN that dIrec-
ton, where foaF monitors. three mortara'
and Ave gun boats we're pounding away
Its capture 10 expected to night.
A refugee from Richmond says seVeraI
thousand troops were cent to reinforce Pry'
or, On the Blackwster. He also sssses chat
q, 600 troops from the Southwest passed
through Richmond within few days.
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New York. Marnh II.

Tho steamer City Of Baltimore arrived
last night from Liverpool 2stb, oussnssOwn
18th. II .z><
The Times auuounoes the d, 900, 900
confederate loan, BY Erlinger q Co., of
ParH and Frankfort.
Ths'rslisf ship Achilles, from PhiIadsl.
ph'", reached Liverpool on che 22d.
A monster meeting was held dc Manches.
ter, which adopted an address Of thanks 10
America; the address was presented TO she
O@esrs OF shs Geo. aslswOId, with inmspss
enthusiasm. .@@
The House Of Lords, at the request of
Lord Russell, made moeiou for the gro.
daSs'oo Of the oorrsspoDdsnss with the
Confederate commissioners relative 60 the
recognition. Notion postponed unsill ID Of
March.
Lord PsImsrstOn denOunSes strongly the
shipment Of Negroes to Mexico, By France,
and had called upon her to repair the
wrong.
Palmerston said the emily official docu-.
meat OF the British GOvsrnmenG, relative
to frances mediation schemes, was Earl
Russels letter 81 the 18Th Of Noysubsr. 81.
ready published. he could give no infer. i
@asioa % 80 the reply Of America 70 Na-
poieon's lass proposition, Ths matter 10
entirely between sAsse two governments.
The Polish question attracts great astsa.
.elsn' InsurrsssioasEy movements SOnsisas.
france sakss vary decided grounils aesinss /
tie isssrVsutton Of Prnssia, aad lin favor oR
concessions % shs Poles.
The oonssissso0sl, NspcIsen,s noash
pisss, pablisbss sasBipg. IL nos Ssmsna. !
chg article towards he King 81 Prussia
Thsre wary rusnees Of = alliaass hsswssn
England, France and Austria, u obsaia
ISOLATION Of one Poi Saessiaa.
Liverpool Fob. oosson i laseuid,
but DOT lassr aoag aaii, bus saehasesa
wheat vssy dall - lever; sesn ailzsala i
sals. GO ~ 8a.58
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Naw YORK Mavnh IN

A Havana letter Of, she 5sh saws the
schooner Ocean Herald reports seeing, On
shs 24sn, the wreck OF Q steamer, painted
oiaek' %@ mEiss from AbRcco light house. --
Ihs stern and smoke stack only were visi-
bic; no signs Of life near her. On. the
same day the schooner picked up two water
easks.
nothing hes bsea heard Of the Florida
since the soDOma chased her into . heavy
gale, about 100 miles from Abaeeo. Il is
aoDjeotursd that the wreck might DO the pi-
rate.
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opRRAraoNs Atr vIcKsaURs.

H5'i - NAEsV3 NNas % AVs =
Arrivals from vicksbarg briDg neWssso
Thursday. The enemy had commenced
throwing shells, At intervals, in the diFec"
ton Of the canal; some annoyance had been
caused to Our men 10 consequences. ADoth"
or dredging boat 10 being prepared Tor
work.
The city is full Of rumors Of "a engage
mene as Port Hudson, said to have been re-
ported BY the Jackssn Appeal. Ramon nos
believed.
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Concord. n. II. IL,

Tbs slsssies i still il dsubs. u Judgs
Eastman ID nos elected BY majority, be
will only want fss hundred Votes Of is.
HE plurality over Gilmore will be four or
Ave thousand.
10 tbe iarss Congressional District Marcy,
Democrat, 10 probably elected BY two or
three hurdrsd najorisy. Is will Bio nsees-
Sary 20 have the oEcial count 60 decide tie
I'd and Sd Districts. 20.
Ia the House tho Republicans will have
nearly as large majority - they bad Lass
year. The Senate ssands six 20 six; psr-
hsps che opposition 10 the Democrats have
occurred I or oas Of the IL members.
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RiohmoDd Saturday, says be saw four brig.
adss Of rebel troops ss sextOn's JunesiOs,
goisg SouthwaEd. q ..7'.. =.
Pryor, on the BIsekwstsr, has been large.
IL reinforced. .r - re.
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The expedition hes sdvspesd - miles
since last rspors. The eoaasFy e entirely
destitute Of popalasiop. We hops " reaeh
-aliahatehis so-morrow, whsn 70 viii =
able to make bssssr progress he rasszs
siuusss and Fuisos Aavs joined q. dFsAs
rise In the river hes eas the levse. snabiiag
our boats % pass over the obatracsioas With
ont trouble.
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Nav York. March Il


The Nassau correspondent Of the Herald
states, under date of Feb. 18th, that the
schooner Retribution arrived there on the
Night of 18th. Her oficsrs met at the Royal
Victoria Hotel, in the evening, and disease
Last evening three rec kS isC steamers entered
this port within 90 hour Of each other, viz.
the Gsorgianna, brig rugged iron propeller.
the BrittaDia, Goddess Of Neutrality, side
screw steamer, the Gertrude, brig rugged,
wheel, brig rugged, very fast, and an iron
also very fast. This 6us feet of steamers
will prove q valuable addition 20 rebel
pirsticsl feet, spd uoIsss We can send .
Baltic or Vanderbilt on their track their
capture will be next to impossible.
Murfreesboro. March 9.
Reports have just reached here that Van
DoEn's forces have been defeated and the
greater portion OF them captured.
Gen. RoseeraDs has ordered that slI,
whose natural supporters are 10 the rebel
ermy, and whose convictions are such that
they can't conduct themselves in friendly
manner, TO be in readiness to start south of
onr lines within ten days.
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New York, March 9,


. The New Orisass Era Of Feb. 25th pub"
fishes the following:
We learn from good authority that az es-
adjustment at Clinton, La, for the manu-
sacturs OF arms, ammunition, &c. was de-
stroyed by FIRE two weeks ago. This 10
heavy loss to the rebels, as the troops 10
that section are very scausily supplied
Their officers depended entirely on these
works for their supplies.
The Harriet Lane can never be Of any
use to the rebels; they have no works il
Texas at which she can be repaired. Her
port shaft is bent six inches ont Of line
She vas completely disabled BY the last
shOll thrown from the Owaseo.