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NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-The Etna, from
Liverpool the 2Sth ult., and Queenstown the
29th, arrived this morning. The ship George
Griswold has arrived in the MerSey, and is to
be received with salu,es from the batteries
and Gen-ot-war, by order of the secretary of
war.
The steamer Georgiana had left Liverpool
and Holy Head for Nassau, with large sup
plies of arms, ammunition, &C., and various
necessaries, for the Alabama, of which vessel
she is called a tender. The ship Eliza Bon
sail had arrived at Liverpool with 1900 bales of
C ,tton, from Nassau.
A threatening instruction has broken out
in Poland, in provinces Arizona and Warsaw.
Simultaneous attacks were made on troops in
their various environments, and many soldiers
were killed A second massacre of st. Bar
thOlomew is said to have been intended. At
latest accounts Warsaw was tranqnil, and en-
ergetic measures had been taken to suppress
the revolt elsewhere.
VIENNA, Jan. 28.-Sanguinary conflicts
continue to take place in Poland.
WARSAW, Jan. 2S.-The telegraph and rail-
way line between Warsaw and st. Petersburg
has been injured. Collisions between the
troops and insurgents have occurred.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 28.-The districts of
Ceevam and Nothynia, bordering on Poland,
have been declared in state of siege. The
peasantry took no part i'll the rising. The
concentration of troops in all quarters is still
ing the rebellion.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-The report of
the committee on territories by senator Wade
to-day, in answer to resolution, shows that
the Utah legislature suppressed the message
of the governor of that territory, that no
freedom of suffrage is allowed or opposition
tolerated to the church dignitaries, that po-
lygamy is practiced to the extent of incest,
that there is no law giving redress to the
abuses of the marriage relation, and that the
Mormons are openly inimical to the govern
ment of the United States, though in popular
phrase ''steadfast adherents to the constitu-
ton"
From the tenor of the dispatches by the
last foreign steamer, il is thought that the
feeling in regard to the American question,
is slightly improving, not merely in Great
Britain, but on the continent. There has
been a ministerial crisis in Turkey, in con-
sequence of the irascible and ungovernable
temper of the sultan, causing much concern
and apprehension of political dangers in the
east.
The house has done nothing more as yet
with the senate national bankrupt bill than
order it to be printed.
General Hamilton of Texas, will attend the
union convention to be held at Manchester,
N. II. on the l7th.
Lord Harrington and Col. Leslie, who lately
ran the blockade from Virginia into lower
Maryland, came near being captured by the
Potomac tiotlla on the 3D. One of the party,
however, (Rev. ID. X. WINERY who was
crossing the river in another boat, was arrest
ed and brought to Washington. On his per-
son was found pass from Gen. Winder for
all three of them. Lord Harrington it is un-
derstood, could have Immediately crossed the
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lines under flag of truce, but the extension
of similar privilege to Col. Leslie, he being
a British officer, was necessarily delayed.
The senate, in executive session last night,
declined to act upon the names of the forty
eight major generals and one hundred and
fifty-four brigader generals nominated to that
body The list was returned to the president
for revision. The disposition is that such of
ficers shall be judccusly selected from those
now in the field, to the number of twenty
major generals and fifty brgadier generals,
as additionally promoted by the senate bill,
which was passed yesterday.
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CAIRO, Feb. 12.-Memphis papers of the
1lth have been received. The rebel advance
in Mississippi is said to be at Oklahoma, trying
to repair the railroad destroyed by General
Grant. The inclemency of the weather de-
lays movements.
By the way of Tuscumbia it is reported that
the enemy have moved large part of the
army OF Virginia to Vicksburg, and also taken
all the garrison of Mobile, except 1000 for
picket duty. The railroad from Selma to
Meridian is completed, thus enabling the reb-
els to rapidly concentrate their forces at
Vicksburg.
The enforcement of the rebel conscription
act IS driving many of the people from Alaba-
ma.and Mississippi to the north. In conse-
quence of the frequent violation of the regu-
lations against carrying contraband articles
south, more vigorous measures have been re-
sorted to- All downward bound boats are
stopped at Island No. 10, and the cargo and
passengers examined The steamer from
Vicksburg, Monday, reports that barge
loaded with coal, ran the blockade on Sun
day
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Great Fire in Norfolk

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 12-This morn
ing at two O'clock fire broke out in the
China store of E. NJ. Kerr, in Newton's block,
corner of Main street and Market square,
Norfolk, and consumed about ten buildings
The following firms are burnt out e. M.
Kerr, crockery, china and glass ware; Ba-
ker's shooting gallery; King, formerly e..
w. Faraut, merchant tailor, large stock of
goods f. w. Clark, daguerreotype gallery;
Hof heimer & Bros, clothing; John Peters,
druggist; L. p Tabb & Co., hardware; S.
f. Owens & Co., dry goods; j. D. Reed, hat
ter, all total loss; j. & P. Griffin, shoe store
badly damaged; Hunt, Thomas Co., leather
dealers, badly damaged; Rosenberg's hat store
partially burned; Lublin & Sinners, shoe
store badly damaged by water and moving of
goods. The damage is roughly estimated at
from $4,000 to 100000 on the buildings
ana stock There is some insurance on the
property The particulars of the insurance
are not ascertained. The fire is supposed to
nave been the work of an incendiary.
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Another Court Martial.

WAR DEPARTMENT, WAsHINGTON, Feb. 10.
Ordered, that court of inquiry, consisting OF
three competent officers and recorder, be
organized to inquire and report:
First, whether any and what officers in the
service have been engaged, directly or indi-
rectly, in the traffic in cotton or other pro-
duce on the Mississippi river or its trbuta-
ries, to what extent, under what circum-
stances, and with all the particulars OF the
transaction.
Second. whether any and what military of
fcerS have been granted licenses or permits
for trade, to whom, at what time, with all the
particulars thereof
Third, whether any and what military Off
GERS have used or permitted the use of gov
eminent transportation or other public pro-
perty for private purposes
Fourth, and also to inquire and report upon
such other matters as may be directed. The
court will meet and organize with all con-
venient dispatch at Cairo and hold their ses-
sions at such places as may be most conven-
lent for the investigation. They will prose-
cute with diligence the inquiry and make
speedy report.
By order of the Secretary of War,
Il. ID. TOWNSEND, Asst Adjt Gen.
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skirmIshins Near marper,s Ferry

BALTIMORE, Feb. I3.--A dispatch from
Brig. Gen. Kelley, dated at Harper's Ferry
to-day, to Lieut.. Col. Cheesbrough, A. A. 6 :,
says ;-''Y esterday about one o'clock a squad
of Baylor's rebel cavalry attacked small
scouting party of the 18th Penn. cavalry con-
Sisting of twelve men from Kearneysville,
near Smithfeld, killing and wounding two,
and capturing four men and several horses.
About four o'clock P. NJ. my scouts from here
fell in with the same party few miles south
of Charlestown, and, after a running fight of
several miles, recaptured our men and horses
and captured Lieut. Baylor, two of his men,
and several horses"
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A New York World Report about GEN.
EOster,a Exnehlfinn.

New YORK, Feb 13.-The Port Royal cor
respondence of the World, dated Feb. 8, says
the steamer Ossian, from Vera Cruz, had put
in there to be towed to New York. General
Fosters expedition is at a stand STILL and
worse, even, for the troops are discriminating
from the transports and taking up their quar-
tiers at st. Helena Island. Many days must
elapse before anything can be achieved by it.
Reports are rife as to disagreements be-
tween Gems Hunter and Foster. Gen. Hun
ter, however, does not seem disposed to leave
his department, but as it is clearly impossible
for two heads of departments to live amicably
in the same locality, one of them vacates and
goes north for special Instructions. General
Foster leaves tomorrow by the Arago, and
you must not expect, therefore, to hear any
thing from the expedition for at least three
weeks to come. Depend upon it, however,
the fleet will not be idle in the meantime.
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NEW YORK, Feb l3-CoTTON quiet; sales 5OO,h.les AT

gee. '' ~ ''''' az
LouR-sales 1880 69ls state ami western % lOc
heter! superfne state SIS 0teS5; extra state Ia IN
1900 choice 735 "a 1850: Ohio 100 a 775; choice 7s0 "a
a25 western 6l5 90 775; southern firmer; sales 1900
mixed $50 a. 1880 fancy 90 l025 Canada a. loo hot.
ter; sales 1900; extra 100 "a $40
Wheat "a &c better Corn shade irmer; sales 5000
bnsh; miXedwesteru sound ~ "a g3c.
Beef steady; sales 500 bbls country mess 7as9 Pork
opened hrn and closed shade easer sales $50 bbls
mess l450 g l475 for old. Lard shade irner; sales
$50 bbls at l0 q lie Sugars 4c lower 676 bbs
New orleans 03 "a ia and y a lac for clarified Mus
c0Vado lOf 20 lO3c Coffee more active; $500 bags
Rio on private terms Moasses in fair demand; sales
80 bbs New Orleans old crop AZ a Acc Porto Rico 10
hhds at 4Sc; Barbados 80 hhds Mt 45c.
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YORKTOWN, Feb live learn from Will
liamsburg that Lieut., Little, reported as being
taken prisoner at the engagement of Nine
Mile Ordinary, was not with the squadron.
Lieut.. George Smith was taken prisoner, but
made his escape, with five others after
skuking in the woods for fifty hours. This
brings our entire loss to twenty-five. Lieut.
Williamson, reported to be taken prisoner, is
now said to be killed,
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NEW YORK; Feb. 10 STOCKS are dull: Chicago and
EpGh isanl va Cleyeand and Toledo S9l Galena and
DmSago H@llr9ad 92s; Harlem IS Hudson g4}; Erie
MqlirGad ~ Panama Railroad Isl Pacific Mail 1877
mGRan southern guaranteed 1889; Cleveland and Pitts
Ynr ana tnep1atl l5 Illinois Central scalp OR New
5si one year certificates 95s; skies Isl, reg.
isGrea % skies 81, coupons $685. Demand
75i American Gold l55H; $40 TreasurY Notes i0S
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SPRINGFIELD, ILL, Feb l3.-Resolutions
passed the Illinois house of representatives
to-day, that as the canal bill has been defeated
in congress the governor be authorized to APP
point commissioners to visit the parliament of
Canada to apply for an improvement of trans
portation to the Atlantic
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S..T.-186O o. :.
PIantatiOn Ritters !
i IdIIUdJIOII bIIItIS
THE PURGST AND MOST EFFECTUAL TONIC AM
MORNING APPETIZER THE WORLD HAS
EVER PRODUCED.
The Sovereign Remedy for Dyspepsia


This Medicine will not cHTe al Diseases" but Is in
TENDED 10 be a SPECIFIC FOR SToMACHIc DERANGEMENT
And we are confident that any ordinary of Dys
pepsia Liver Complaint Nervous Affection Sour stom
ach, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Headache, Diarrhea
Sinking, Weakness, Mental Dependency, &c, can be
cured by the Plantation Bitters.
That YOU may judge of its efficacy publish list of
some of the articles used in its preparation:
CALIsAYA BARK-Celebrated for over two hundred
years In the treatment of Fever ami Ague, Dyspepsia
weakness, &C. 1t was introduced into Europe ia 1870
AM was sold to the Jesuits the price
own weight in silver. Humboldt MAKES special mention
Of rs medicinal qualities; in his south American rrav-
els N B-For full description of this Justly cele.
DRAFTED bark see u. 5 Med. DisDensatury.)
CAsCARlLLA 8ARK-FOr Diarrhea Collie and Diseases
OF the stomach and Bowels.
DAN9ELIoN-For Inflammation of the Loins and Drop
steal Affections.
CHAMoMGLE FLowERs-For Eneebled Digestion
LAVENDER Flowers stimulant and tonic /;
highly nvigorating in Nervous Debil ty.
NIKiERGREEN-FOr Scrofula, rheumatism, &c.
ANisE-An aromatic carninative, creating flesh mus
Gle and milk; much used by mothers nursing
Also Glove buds, orange carraway, cOriander snake.
root &c, all preserved in perfectly pure
81. CROlX RUM.
The powerful invtgOrating AMI tonic properties Of ST.
CrOiX Rum have been long acknowledged bv the phvs-
clans OF the world For Consumption it is the only slim
ulant that should be used
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INC Wan Nenr vicl,shnru.

CAIRO, Feb, l3.-The levees on the Mis-
sissippi side of the river, twelve miles below
Helena, at Yazoo Pass, have been cut by our
forces. They have also been cut at Green
vile, and on the Louisiana side opposite Lake
Providence.
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NEW YORK, Feb. l3.-The steamer Cham
pion has arrived from Aspinwall, with 81. 6OO,-
600 treasure. She was conveyed by the gun
boat Connecticut.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-14
TFIME THE TRUE EXPERT
l. ENCE THE BEST GUIDE.
AN OH sTANDARD REMEDY

For COUGHS CoLDs, CONSUMPTION, AND ALL pULNo
NARY COMPLAISTS,
THE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM has
become the popular medicine put forth for the
cure of Coughs Colds and Consumption.
1t has stood the best of all D1e-anG has sus
tanned its reputation for nearly forty years
Physicians of the highest responsibility prescribe it
superior any other preparation In the above
comp ants and thousands OF families keep it hand
a standard Family NJ edicne Sold generally Price
so cents and 81
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER Il Co. Boston,
Mass dW&S&wis3m DBL
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8 !. 'T:-106 Ok

Another inderiIl Ingredient of Brazilian origin i'm
parting beauty To the complexion and briliancy to the
mind yet unknown to the commerce Of the world and
we withhold its name or the present.
Dr. W. A. Childs. surgeon Of the rerth Vermont Reg-
ment. writes II wish every soldier had bottle of Plan
tatiOn Btters. Thoy the most effective perfect and
harmless tonic | ever used"
The following is nom the ia nous hotel propretors Of
Washington
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 4, 1862
Messrs. 2. IL. DRAKE ~ Co: Please send US twei We
dozen Plantation Bitters. They much liked by the
guests of our house. Respectfully yours,
SYKES, CHADWI X ~ CO..
PrOprietors Wizards Hotel.
Such is the language reaching daily. No article
had equal sale Undern0 circumstances will the
pure standard Of the materials used be departed from
These Bitters sold by all The principal druggists
Sr0ceTs, hotels AMI restaurants Be each bottle
bears the fac simie Of the propretors signature
F. II. DRAKE 4 CO.,
202 Broadway, New York.
For sale by G. 2. HARLOW and G. SPUR, Wor-
cester. deop&weowis6m ng
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Anrt10ns.


- viii be sold at Public Auction, SATURDAY
March TO- at IL o'clock If previou ly disposed OF
at private sale all the right OF redemption purchased at
auction IN September, 1858 in the Ebenezer II Bowen
Estate, by Miles Osborn. his consists of the H.
II. Bowen Homestead House and Barn. two other Tenc-
ment Houses large Shoe Factt ry, and one small
one with OF Land all elligby situated
on Main street, Worcester.
Also, vacant Lot containing ABOUT one half an acre
lying Just east of this. For further more definite
particulars, enquire of EDWARD EARLE.
tal5 deopu Agent for NJ Osborn.
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NEW ENGLAND DYE HOUSE,
An OFFICE las COURT STREET, BOSTON
Office in Worcester at
2. Y0UNG'S. 300 Main St., opp. Brlnley Hall.

This is the oldest and best Dye House in the United
btates The goods finished in superior STYLE and
the coors clear and brilliant. The prices
able. nay, liberal to fault
There is no need of your paying $3.50 for Dyeing
Dress, when you have it done in superior style at
Young for SIPS
French Dyeing and Cleansing of Ladies and Gentle
mems Garments in all their varieties,
Patronize YoUNGS 2O9 Main street, opposite Briney
Hall deOdtf my30
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Is HEREBY GIVEN. that

the subscriber has been duly appointed Admins.
traitor Of the Estate Of GEORGE w, BURSHAM, late
of Smithheld Rhode Island deceased and has
taken upon himself that trust by giving bonds the law
directs All persons having demands upon the estate of
said deceased required to exhibit the and all
persons indebted to said estate called upon to make
payment to JASON l.. CARLL.
Montague, Jan II, 1868. d3w Jazz
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0em advertisements.

DRIVATE SCHOOL. - The Spring
Il Term of Miss PERRY's SCHOOL, Pearl street will
commence on TUESDAY, Feb. "a. d2wF ia
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MORTGAGEE'S SHE On a GEN.

NT Vtt U NJ II " . . NE VF Il NEN-
Ava rEEL RESIDENCE AT AUCTION ON PLEAS
ANT STREET, WORCESTER BY virtue of power
Of sale contained in Mortgage Deed given to me by
VIM b. Taber, dated the eighteenth day of March, A.
d. 1859 and recorded in the Registry Deeds Tor Wor-
cester county, Book 607, Page All
The conditions of said Mortgage having been broken
SHAH in pursuance of the power given in said Deed
and as an Attorney for the MOrtgag0r sell the premises
described referred to in said mortgage deed at Public
Auction ON the premises in Worcester. on SATURDAY,
the highest bidder, subject to two mortgages vz:-one
to worcester Comfy Institution for Savings Of Two
lars, to Isaac Davis.
The premises consist OF the genteel desirable resi-
dence. No ~ Pleasant street. occupied ty VIM Is.
Taber Said house is built in the most thorough man
ner with most OF the modern improvements The lot
Pleasant street L G PARTRIDGE, Mortgaree
Worcester, January 20, 1868. dTuThAS3w
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~ OfiCE.-A skilltul and experienced
- Nurse may be found at No. Wellington street.
TIA d3tN
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SITUATION WANTED-By a good
- smart girl, to do table, chamber or housewofk in
nice style. Can come well recommended from her last
pl'ce- Cail at 80. % South Bridge street dSt+ fi4
w ANIED-A few Carpenters accus.
~ toned 70 bachne Work. at the
ia att CROMf rON LOOM WORKS
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PROGRAMME OF LECTURES-T
Il be delivered at the MECHANICS HALL in behalf
of the Worcester Lyceum and Library Association,
1852 3, viz:
JOHN COUGH Of Worcester, Mass, February "a
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT will deliver lecture If his
health Will permit.
Tickets Tor the course, 75c Evening Tickets for the
Lectures l5c. each, unless otherwise ordered
Tickets to be had at the principal Book stores
EDWARD EARLE,
nd dit For the Committee.
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B-PE RSONS wishing to send for
the remains of their friends who have been killed
in the late battles who have died in hospitals can do
SO Ry applying to 5. KING, RoXburv, or at HOWE
HACkETI'S store, Main street, Worcester,
koXbury, Feb. Is, 1868. dlws ia
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Ia g SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale a
Me--S7 Humber of Young Horses, varying from
WT " three to six Of age These Colts were
$500, ised on the farm Of the subscriber from
the most approved stock thev tn roughly broke
sound kind and deserve the attention wishing
to purchase Young Horse. This stock, (which NAV ne
seen at the Front street stable formerly occupied by
ticulars inquire of '
ja24 DIFF CHARLES B. PRATT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03
NUMBER 90.
Roanoke Island Ncwa.
ROANOKE ISLAND, Jan.


Gen. Foster has again written TO tho
General.in- Chief at Washington, bitterly
complaining Of the premature disclosure
of military aud naval movements ]" this
department.
Elizabeth City, N. G. is now held Ivy
Federal troops as a military post.
jeff Davis he'd conference, last
week. with Gov. Vance, Of y. C., uron
the relation Of this State with the South
crn Coniederaey, meeting him for The
purpose at Franklin Depot, Va, on Tho
Blackwater.
COY. Vance plainly informed JeiT.
Davis that he would insist upon the rc.
serve Of an adequate force for tho
protection ot n. {. from any further led.
eral advances.
North Carolina has now 10000 troops
in the r, bel service.
Many applications are hcil q made for
aetho,i,y 10 raise native loyal troops. -
Gcu. Foster strongly approves OF DONG
this
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-02-03

TISksns VS.. OKoAN GRINDERs. .-Du

TISkgns vs.. ORGAN GRINDERs.-D
ring the trial In the Wlli-ts organ csss one OF
orr most cheerful and industrious mschsni
l. sd hi. squansnity greatly disturbed By hear.
Ing tie organ nuisance compared to ua
chop. lie thinks II extremely ridiculous thu,
one. who by his artistic skill can form out Of
= squsrs piees ot tin. things round and th'nes
oval. should be brought ito comp srison with
. organ grinder. We sincerely rympsth'se
fond ~ we ars Of music. ws infinitely prefer
the harmonious sounls Of his hammer aud
m mallet to the nonotonous TOME OF the street
nrYAu
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f,vsLy.-s.tu,dAy night the pros

l,ysLY.-Sstu,dsy night the pros
,..s. for lively time .bout Town were es-
n >ely brilliant sqisds OF 'oio'r'' were
....m., ,i.t,ug the strsss 'o every d''eo''''
adventure. snd in several insts"css
:, ,io.s,ly suscsssful. Ons hon's 0"
.,..., .,ss thoroughly cleaned ont. the
,.m,,.. h;d out. snd ,hs nsighborhood would
-. o,ss..,y L,.o s~oksd out. he'd Is not
49,, q, IN. presence u an inaasnt'sl U. >
.a..r rso iud,v,du. . in ss'oon nssr by'
for making certain d,.sss, >'o' re~'rs' regard.
IN, 4. brave and popular Off ,sr. we're clio . 90
20 ne sure their lsnsths upon soc Moor. . 'ss'
surs they accomplished with fssr'e' rsp''"y.
Ma. Of the saloons upon Second street closed
,ue,r dooss early In the svs1i.y. the p'op'''
tor. q !. . ring TO take the chs noes Of isro'sh-
iox ~h. k.y and eieh. just for The 'sss OF os'
-. . beer sug or surblss sh'sd - their
A..ds /. vss long after @idaigts before the
bo,. we're al got Of 10 camp. many Of then
arr.k % lords, and iodspssdsas - hsg upon
ie.. 10 iss.iss to The seldisrs - si'' 'sy thai
/. no ,.s,sses vses they the sgsssssoss. 10
pss,sksd. .hsy vss very quiet ssd sfdss'y.
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coNGRE>sioNA CONGRESS.
Y .bliiNoIov, Feb. 2.


IIotsr.-1hc House cor, urrod IN tho
scuatos Amendment 10 the amy appio-
pla,ion blll with the exception OF five
thousand dollars ior Tie survey # the
Minnesota and Rcd liver Of tlie Mouth,
with view to improve tho same by
Canal.
lhc House also concurrcd IN tho Sc'-
a c's anne dment 10 the Consular aud
Diplomatic appropriation hill.
Tho House passed the Scna'es h'i,
amend tory to the hlll providing .or tic
collect On ut diieet taxes III the insntr {.
tonary districts. II alters certain rioNl.
SONS i,r the sale OF lands IN c se OF non-
payment
,le House resumed the consldcraiion u
og tie til authorizing the emlloymcnt
oi eelorcd soldiers nud sailors.
NJ Wilson, II Iowa, spoke ~ lnNor oi
tie bill. W SAL tho ! fe o The Relnhic
was Of more alnc II m the lights Il = c
most chariiame ctizans aud isiinitc Y
more valuable thsa ,h &C claimed ly
Shareholders.