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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

| Tn Sundays at ~ p. ~, from 3oth.st. -
Ticket nav be procured of the ofcss OF Wsseowa
Express in and ooklyu, add baggage checked q
the ouse 10 all points road aud 10 Saratoga SPRING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. X.
IN For Albany Troy North and West-WINTER AR
RANGEMENT commencing MONDAY, Nov. H. 1882
: For ALBANY. lo3oa ~. Expross Mail Train rom 2ethst
Station. Returning lea Alb.Bi at 1880
For Local Trains TYme table.
JOHN bURChILL, Su ysrintendenl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-07

ID leave Peck alp q 3;is p m
Passengers 70 north from New .bsven a. llo'clock.
NIGhP LINE Steamer leaves at ii o'clock urivinss
New Haven 10 time for mo ming trainl n-.t
, 1863-12-04

The progress Of liberal institutions in Italy
is attended with q remarkable change In Its
architecture. In Florence the old streets
were dark and narrow, the new arc nll wide
and spacious, and the residences md churches
are now bnilt to admit abundance Of light and
air.
-krupp the great steel manufacturer Of
Germany, who las IN agency In New York,
Is manufacturing cannon Of immense power.
These are 9iEch bore, made Of cast steel, .nd
throw 300pounl shell Of a2inches length,
or 45o-ponhd shot, with ffty-pound
charge.
1T is now asserted that the celebrated
English ensraver, Woollett, whose works are
eo celebrated, aud have SO often taken our
surplus Change from our pockets, did
not know how to draw, aud that his best
productions were tho work Of his assist
tants.
- The mining productions Of the United
Kingdom are estimated at $50, ,0o0, 600 nnnu-
ally.
in recent history of England from the
fall Of Woolscy to the death Of Elizabeth,
to Boutwell,, which hare. been found in
Spain, and If genuine, prove beyond all
question, that Mary Qneen Of Scots, de-
signed aud caused the denth Of Darnlcy, her
husband.
Absolutely correct pictures arc said to be
! Impossible with photographers: The lens
1nagnifles the objects nearest to It, moro than
those more distant. Thus the hands, feet,
nose, &C., are out Of proportion compared
with the eyes and face. Colonel Wottlcy,
who has been 1ecturing on the subject, re-
eommeEds the plan Of taking the lead and
shoulders only Of the size Of d shilling, md
carefully vignetting 1t, with always plain
background.
During a late representation at the
London Lyceum, singer who was e1ccut-
ing q solo, eahg It flat, when a gallery Wis
jtor Immediately Wlistlcd the tune correct
ly, and thc singer went back to the sharp,
much to The amusement Of tho audience.
-Liszt has been decorated by the Pope. He
has received 60 many similar honors, it is said
this new decoration will have to be worn on
lis back.
1t is expected that Alexandria, Egypt,
will be lighted With gus in about eight months
time :.
Tho Viccroy Of Egypt wi11 soon have
capital Of nearly 81, ,005 200 In steam plows on
liF own estates alone, and is about to form
model farm on large scale, under the direc-
tion of an English agriculturist.
-Eishty-onc millions Of copper coins of
the value Of 81 ,G010 600, haye been struck ut
the Strashurg mint, to be used as currency in
Greece
Tho celebrated hungarian Countess Bat
t1yani, las made her debit in Racinc's tragedy
Of "Phedrc-" In a theatrical career she
hopes to compensate herself for the loss of
magnificent fortune.
Captain Poulsin, OF the French Engineers,
In a recent trcatiee on tho colony Of Senegal,
proposes as its soil and climate orc favorable
cor the cultivation Of cotton, that "the fugi-
, 1863-12-04

P1osrxcr COTTAGE, GEoRaETowS,N D. C., April2 1sGs.
Mcssrs. HosTEIIEE 4 SXITg:
GExTLxxEy:-lt glvcs nc pleasure To add my tes-
tonial to those Of Others n favor Of your excellent
preparation Several years Of residence the banks
Of Southern river. and ofeose application literary
work, had 80 thoroughly exhausted my nervous sys-
tcru, aud undermined my health, that had BECOME
MARTYR to dyspepsia. md Nervous Headache recur-
ring ut short interyn1s and defing all Known remedies
In the ateria Ncdlca. had come to the conclusion
that nothing but total change Of residence and puz
suits would restore INF health, when friend recon.
ncudcd Hostetters Bttcrs. 1procured bottle a. an
experiment, It required but one bottle to convince
me- that had found at last tho HIGHT COMBINATION
OF Ezxxp11s. The relfefit Afforded me has been COM
plctc. Ii Is some years since tyst tried Hostel
fcrs Bttter and It Is but Just to say that hare found
the preparation ALL THAT n CLAIMS TO BE. It Is
STANDARD FAMILY CORDIAL with us; and eyen as
sTlxC1AaT like 1t better than anything e!se but
ne use It in NIL nervous, bilious aud yspcptc cases,
from fever down to toothache. If what have nov
said will lead any dyspepsia nervous invalid to
cure remedy, shall have dona some good.
1rcmain, gentlemen. respectfully yours,
E. D. E. n. SOUfHWORTH.
, 1863-12-04
BRooxLE, n +, May I'd, 1853.

B1ooKLTE, n T., May I'd, 1sS.
McsSrs. HoaIE1ER & SxITu:
GES1LxxzS:- IL have used yonr Dttters during the
list sx weeks, and felt 1t due to Jon and to the public
to express my hearty approval Of their effect upon me-
never wrote "pu6" for any one, and nbhor every
thing that ssvors Of Quacker. But your Bltters
entirely removed from the level oft1e Sosrnuxs
OF the day being patent alike to o and exactly what
they profess to be. They 1ot advertised to cure
everything, but they afeEccommended to assist nature
In the a1]cyaon anu ultimate healing Of many Of the
most common tnnsttics Of the body, and this they
will accomplish. had been unwell for two months,
esis usnal With me during The Spring. was bilious
and suffering from indigestion and general disease Of
the mucous membrane, and though compelled to keep
work, In the discharge Of MT professional duties
was very weak, Of yellow complexion no appetite,
and much Of the timo confined to my bed. When had
been taking your Bitters week. my visor returned,
the sallow complexion ali gone, reshcd my food,
md now enjoy the duties Of the mental application
which recently yrrc 20 very trksome and burden
some to me. When used your Btters 1TELr change
every day. These arc FACTS All lnterences must Be
made by each individual for himself.
Yours, respectfully, W.B. LEE,
Pastor ofGreene avenue Presbyterian Church.
, 1863-12-04
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY
l. TRANSPORTATION.

OFT1cE or TIE DEPor rQUAkrHnxAsrxx}
e. Ss. :; !s e:
n = II on 81 % M
years 1861 and 1855, On he following foutes:
and Iasy .spd otaeT depots taas MY 50 s.tsSasti
Ms 9snk of ns
s g..
sR iaty tast SaI g s9 i h
hey ts PET q s si
t5on S% September Inclusive Of The years st
:, KoUT 20: :EErsom Fosts IeavenxeEth md Riley.
~; q e
drawing gPples som Fort LsavenxoFts. sid to Fost
TntSn .s +, o. o.ass aspe1 That may b tsssaassd
PETIT q n 5Sas Ba a e ;
t9ss,rort sid stores IL each M of lie onlhs ro
to ssptembeF Inclusive; q he years ls@! and 1866
s zsss :sfs :; s9sa
Mexico, to posts stations that arc may be
ss +
a9d SSae1s ass " Ss rs psass I
R;o1sns SsRa to November, Inclusive of ia
Tsh5 y e e sash giu nes
pounds g KoS.o No and ss pound: @ on ,ass
portasion ot BACON, hard 6rca, pine umber. .shales,
BIdde1s must sive their names in full, as well -
their pacs q sesidsnee; and each prePosal M:.s 3.
e
1 he m s. nd ns
ana food an4 ;, IN y " o ts
meat.
On Route No. s0q
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, 1863-12-04

You arc aEat1 summoned to rally around tho dear ot
Flag. Your spontaneous aud glorious patriotism has
IT. lmpeSsnahle lust1o has c1oxned The ar1ua Of The
deid. No otkcr state has 80 proud recosd TIC ~
os.lien y EceiinS and stsggesns beneath tho tscmea
doua btoNs Of the brave ad stalwaFe OF tho Ee
public. few blows more anI Treason dies The emil
near: IouI country again calls. she nsks yon 70
rocs who, on hundred glorious he!ds have made ths
nams ot.fnoisan"a terror to the ioS and the Nascs
Thy alike Of her gratitude for yuur past echcvencnts
and her faith In yonr ability TO win yet Horc enduring
renouu. nlinoaAnst to the ne1d aga1nI BY hnndFcIA
and thousands and assIss In il!e nn cort that sha.i
bring tho Internal Dragon OF Secession tho dust
the hepublc bless you, and your names and memo
rtcs be Immortal! JAMES O4lkES,
Lieut.. Col. +th q. 9. Cavalry,
ocf3-oa9-Sm. a. j. Pro. Mar. Gan- ILL.,
, 1863-12-04

tiycs and cxi1es from the Southern States, BE-
ing born in warm climate and best able to
tic there, and receive allotments Of land to
induce their emigration. This looks very
much as if some Frcnchmcn, if not the En-
Ieror, believe the rebellion is nearly ended,
and that good many rebels Will have to seek
some country where they can again employ
Africans in raising cotton.
Some one calls the high crown Int, which
has been so long in fashion, the 'scylinde7 Of
civilization
Seventy thousand bales Of cotton IA hun.
dred ki1oB cach) hare been rniscd in Italy the
present year.
The famous Duchess Of Marlboro never
dotted her rs in order to saye ink.
, 1863-12-04
33ia1los.

TE1NWA Y'S PLAN OS.
~ On MONDAY, Dec. G,:I, wifi open in The COM
suodlous building now being completed Al
201 South Clark Street.
A superb stock Of Pianos, amongst which will he
found The EneHt As&ortneDt u Stcnv.y . magnificent
Instruments ever brought together outside Vi their
Ncw York wArerooMa.
In announcing ourselves Hnfc agents OF Me6s-4.
'stenwry Sons thc ciy OF Chicago and vicinity,
We deem y entirely unnecessary to say anything IN
arr wherever the ll2no 1.seif Is known.
For ourselves. VIZ can only relcz to our mauy ycaEs
OF bustncss experience In Cincinnati request from
plaua buyers such ehhrc Of tlclr patronage here As
onr business reputation elsewhere and tho cIcctcncc
t1khr irAtEulmcnte we keep may merit
SMITH l. NIXON,
agcuts fos 6teinwuy 4 Sons, a1 sonth Clark street.
Chicago, und u ". Fourth street, Cincinnati.
1plElb95N
, 1863-12-04
Explosion Of the Boiler Of the
Steamer Sunbury on st. .Bozan
River. NOrn Scoffa.
{From the Halifax (S. So Sun, Nov "a

trro,o TIM .1,,,ta~ ~ c,cn, vo,, m,
, g. 1a,. @ .Aautao ~. ~, s'aa, -,o' ~
me st. 1oIn PapeIs contain lengthy ac-
acconnt ot 2 steamooaL EXPLOSION anu re 1oss
- Ja t.essn @ LIVE, Mnacn oecuiIeo On tno 81.
vuhn ~ 1NeI on rI3uay 'asl. - appeafs 1nat
Mnz 11ls slea4Si SunSu[} stastea Ison inaian
4 aUhn ~ ~ a,.,. ~ ~, dor rteGct..oi;
W.! M..n neass nstsn1 auH ocLMc si1.s anu
Wa.-t PasSEnsSe Psas g. ~ atsl'ils ~ oAh
stepped to take on passengers. On endeas-
ortng TO start, a lond crash MIS- heard, por-
t1on OF the. boiler, 1t is supposed, went
.la'. uaouEn ~ eleael peIu" tnc "ateE mt
ian1 "nv i "Gic aou"suS noout LIZ t ueck Nesc
tnt9Mn t9,s 's ose,eoas", an4 u leM mlau1es
notuinE eouio W scen out pofuoh oi Inc
Pam1ote Pm! ~, ooae::
aa,. us ~ .nI III ;a ~ eae nlecA cun!u of
tSe ~ III W nn ,sosI. a.sa s "
Hs t,se tau, moou mosh, anu oooies o. some o.
s0t,-d sns naaas ea anu passemgels enaeasotlng .
nnt usAG - .or nf senuoaGs, mfn prostaGntH vas
NJ rot ~ W. Anc slcalatl hau sunh II talIty
~. 49, " "atet' 'efs sloft oaatahce 1eoin tae
enT1G ~ ae,r,,
,. Ihe ~ ne neWs o. M Monaay SAYS: Inc following
Is a!,. .nc ~. u 1ue sunoul5s Passcngele aou
elsn a%!oanea: % lrasseuSe1s-A1 r. Sumhess, ,
scuVo1 Ta te.lG1a LIES atucIIu11, Hllso hnson,
IVY Et+,. - Iua =. y. nua t'i.,. oaen
caI ha ~ ~ fod,a: r1ogits = unn ~
oInes. cah,n LUZ '"o saa'es " Etc ofo iea III 1Ac
e"oI1. T1c Infect ,dv,ces firm, tho ,vro.,, .oe
-. tns alest aos1ces u 4rom tae Mtcek ~. OF
etann ~ sunGs ast ~ ~ ~ .a.o .ast ngne. lnc
h.eu'ss hs4a S aeeoanl5n;eu n1pi ~ IVY "u1a- ti.
~ ~ - unn ;sa ~, Will
nn,1arf ars,as ~ ars are hai.r .oo,aaa
,,s, mnoee y. peIsous mela uaay sSa.a. thal.
Si,, nv cays a If hoats rom tc s"hnnner u
nv. s. q1o,, .;st4;brts5 @ tho u.
E;i;n ,s ~ ~ t,,in 1
ihan cs csfopt'he %nu 5a I'll IL 1ne'r power ~ nhse
@1'.A1" >oA'A'. s"o-..
Post-On1ee Robbery and Arrest OF tho
80 ~.A~
from tho Detroit TrIbunc and Advertiser. s7th.1
For rrr;,r;1s of , vcor o,s+ co,, r,o;nts ,,a,.a
hcc,3 rna,,, r. tha ,,nst- -neee nntHnr;tias thst
onor Iatfera hod t"a,, ,,,3ssad Sr,, +s'o ,,,ai1s
r.t.e;,ad ma annt frnr, thc An, Arhor s nfifca
T;n,a ,.ora ~, o1,a tho do1,-a1ot;ots hoa..,,,o
mnr,. nu1ncr.,ns a an,1 At iast the ~ tontion ~
NJ VanWncnta,,' Succ;.l a. arenf ~ ~ -
nt3ice nenert,nen+ wsa 1o11sd r. y tbe u n,atter
sro XXI, n1,,tra.1Sa ,,ras,,t'sno nS 81
s,.c,+ farr..t;nr n,.+ 41a t.r;,t4. .,a-f, o.
4oa t1a so4.a;1 ~ 1 -. e ,
n1ocd ~ r. s.,Ta heeo naa;od anI ftnn, fonae mae
1attn,. ~ wv" A1"44sa' AL" '1ol1 tnsnee
, 1863-12-04
Hair. Dyc. Hair Dve..

DACHELonB celebrated HAIR DIE Is TIE BEs1
n rag woELD. The only Il AEMLEss. TErE and IiELl
ARI1E Dye known. This sp3cntId Hair pxe IL Pcsscc
@@.changes Rcd. Rusty o. Grey Hair INSTANTLY, 70
the Hair Staining tic Slt lcnvIns the Ha!s Sol.
I'd neaeti.ul =, taparts ftesa vitality frequently res
Bad Dyes. The Genuine fs signed WILL Az A. BAcn
x1oE all others are mere mutations, md should be
avoided. Sold by NIL Dracgtets &c, Facosy St Il.
clay street, New York. 1ygS&t.ly,
, 1863-12-04

Contatnlns nearly 90 PAGES and 10 inc P1ates and
EnEr1yanEs Of the Anatomy OF the sexual Organs in
etAfe of Health and Disease, with Treatise Sell
AbnEc. ts Gcplorab!c consequences upon the Aind
only rational and eucccssnl mode OF cure, shown
oy the report oi tie cases treated truthful ndvis
cf to the married, and those contemplating marriage
Eho & entertain doubts =! thsir physical c9ndi1i9n
cents n stamps Or postal currency, By addrrsaing D.:
.1ACROIN. No. q Mn1den Lane, Al6aly, \. T.
, 1863-12-04

Mess.s. HQsrErTER sA11u:
DEAn 61as.Will you do nc the favor to forxari
by express onebalf dozen Stomach Filters
with b for which Twill remit y6 id feCefpt Of same
as am unable to procure your medicine here and Ii
had Qunntityit could be sold readily as It tB known
be the best preparation In for diseases hsylu
their origin With d,scasedstonach. IhaTc used and
sold hundreds Of preparations, but yous Btsess
superior to anything OF the Kind am cognfzant with.
Indeed no soldier should be without IT. should he BE-
ever robust and healthy for 1t is not oay Ec51o
RxT1yx, but Preventive for almost Ill diseases .
soldier Is subject to. have afflicted With Chronic
Indigestion, md no medicine HAS A1SoEDEn Ne 1HE
Hr111r YOURS nAs; and trust you VIII loss no time
in sending me- the Bittess orteEcd-
Your, very respectfully.
SAMUEL DYERs, Hospital ssewsrd.
, 1863-12-04

cAHcER AND co4xCxr11ox PHYSICIAN,
Has 1ocated u Chicago, Illinois, No. s. Washinsto
AtFcct. He kills and cx1Enels Cancass in from ion
70 twcnty-fonr hour without Instruments or ralt
Also rcns m kinds Of Chronic Di&casrs eucccssQ!Iy
Cures afWnys guaranteed. Pest OQcs Box 6o0..
, 1863-12-04
UarNDtirc.


CTR CoLIEcToa's OFFICE,
EorEr Eouss. I:ooH No. IL.
Cacaoo, ILL.,, Nov. =, 1858.
Tax Isycrs agnin notified ti,At required by
The ncw City Charter to collect penalty or PER
KST. uou att tn1cs upon rial es:.ir not paid before
rc inst day OF January next The time Is short,
- great ihnt al prudent persons will avoid the ncccs-
.ty q Standing days IN l!nc. md The ris Of being
Ing s. ny o1fce 1nAEp1ATKLr. md making naymen1.
I atu n!so required 10 collect by LEVY AND SALE.
III PERSONAL PROPERTY TAXES NOT PAID
+. MEIn1SG. CITY Collector.
N.n.-NothinE but LEGAL TENDER viii be re-
criFcd In payment Of t21cs and assessments.
nGaGf5it-1ln
, 1863-12-04
Netp Qualifications.
TIE SIOUX WAR
AND
MASSACRES OF 1862 AND 1868.
HARPER s BROTHERS, New FORK,

PUBLIsH THIS DAY:
HISTORY OF TIE SIOUX WAR AND MAsSACRE9
OF 1aG AND 1865. DT lsAAo Y. D. HEARD. Will
Portraits and Illustrations limo, Cloth $50. ~
u eo1d By Agents.
Ths faithful history OF the tes1ibe massacres OF
1873 Of which tho opportunities OF the author-as
resident In Minnesota rom time previous to the oc.
cupation BY the Sioux Of their Preservation" On the
Mnnesota River, Is connected with the command Of
General 6ib1ey during tho summer campaign against
the savnges, and member OF the Military Comuls-
sion at which about 100 perpetrators were tried
hare enabled him to present strictly authentic nar.
ratSc. And Of such narrative. to say that It ls Au
thentic s to give 1t the highest commendatton Il Is
the recital Of events at which the heart Of man shud
ders-of murder inflicted upon unohendIng men, upon
helpless women and nnoceut Children Of the burning
ofhomes and Of outrage and rapine too deliberate to
BE- believed, And too horrible almost to be tod-of
calamity terrible and near ut hand. The more st1k-
Ing events Of the story arc soon toldthe outbreak
the series Of startling and deso1attpE mu1ler-the
gathering together Of the Indians Of tho Upper and
Lower Agency for the contamination Of their diabo1
tcal work-an this moves rapidly through the nsst
bloody week.. Then follows the puntahmcat-the CON
dlct with tho Indians, tho pursuit. the capture and
the final execution Of the principal mnlefactoss. The
author ccEes the book With somc TerY scnaIbfc SUI.
gcsttons to tho future conduct Of the Indian Dc
partmen, with view to securing tusticcto the In
dians and safety to the white settlers In the vicinity
Of tic " reservations"
, 1863-12-04

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AIaaat9a. A1'a4ua!oa ok o!ee1at4oa o1
the B1adder and Kidneys, Diseases Of
the P.ostrate Gland, stons in the
Bladder, Ca1cuIous Gravel or
Rrick Dust Denosit.
AND
All Tiseases or Affeetfnns nf tbe RIadder ami
T;sse.. 49,, nx..;., S.T;:. -. N
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AEImBO1DS EAIRACT HUCHU,
, 1863-12-04

WO COOPERs.-A consignment
Il ofnbout
10000 II. Elm floaf Barrei ...s.Iinx.
For sale BY Il. E. BICKFUED, paic,, cusncr Of
Lake and Meak Water stEtcta, dsar.7H1v
, 1863-12-04

oEthc worse disorders that affect ank1nt arise from
the corruption TINT accumulates in the blood. OF all
the discoveries that have heen msl: to p9EEe Il 3nt
EXTRACT or SARSAPARILLA. 1t cleanees and
renovates the blood insts the ygor into tie
system. and purEcB ont the humors which make dis
ease. II stimulates healthy functions Of body.
and e1pels shc disorders that sroM and rsnkie IN ne
long been sought for and now 70. tho FIRST zine, the
pnblc have one On which they can depend 0n7 space
the trial Of single bottle Will show to the sick that 1t
h:s virtues SURPRISING anyta!pg they haze eTer ussd
added to pint Of water Is equal TO the Lisbon Diet
Drink and one bottle Is fullJ equal to hottc Of the
Syrup Of SaIsapArtllt the Dctoctl0n, "a usually
uade. ---
These EXTRACTS HAVE EEES ADMITTED
also ii very general rse IN all tho STATE HOSPITALS
and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS through
ont the iand, we'll In private practice, md are
rnp atEnted as tnEsiu6hl rcmf. .lii 8.
, 1863-12-04
Near11nare.

VINEI4AND Lands - 70 all
= wanting Fnrms.-1asEe and thriving settlement,
mild ard lcaIliful climate 30 miles south Of Philadc
phia BY rrohd. c fail, produces laETc crops, acre
ncts ut from S1 TO 50 per acre, payable within four
ttbear: churches schools and good saciety It uor
tic most improving placr, last or West Hundreds
nre stftllrC and building. The beauy with which the
niacc is Iad ont is unsurpassed. Letters answered
apc1 contaning reports and Eiyn= fqll tnfoFm1tlon
land Fost Ofacc, Cumberland county. New JerseY:,
From report Of soon Roninsoa Ag1enitnEal Eait1r
trncss IN almost lcycl position and suitable cond
ton ;os pleasant farming that VIC know ol hs a9e OF
lit Western proiE1es. ofS5ot6S-m
, 1863-12-04

~ - EN1S--6p1cndid GOLD CoxrosIr1oH WA1cHEs
ftfau We ioF lady medium for Ctnts, beautifully
sGhved Hunting Cases, full jcwced. sent ftee ou r.
e, @ On raj aGsnf1 ss wanted 1n cveJ county ane 5t1
DALI e g.. ~ BsoadWay, New YprE.
, 1863-12-04

Bold by LORD SMITH. Wholesale D:as;;iis. u
whom iii orders may b. addressed. jelogs ,YwT41
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-20
Gen. Wool at Bridgeport, Conn.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn.,, March 10.
Mai. Gen. Wool, Coils. Cameron and Howe,
and Capt Gray of his staff, visited this city
yesterday. They were received at the depot
by Mayor Sterling, the municipal authorities
and a large concourse of citizens. A salute
was fired by the Bridgeport battery of artil-
lery. The General was escorted to the Town
Hall, where he was introduced by the Mayor,
and made most patriotic and effective speech,
appealing TO the people TO stand by the Gov
eminent in all its acts for the suppression of
rebellion, denou ,cing with the emphasis of an
old soldier. traitors and sympathizers with re-
bellion. His remarks were received with tre-
mendous enthusiasm. The fair sex we're largely
represented, TO whom he appealed in the most
earnest manner. Immediately after the meet
ing Gen. Wool, Gov. Buckingham, and his
staff, proceeded TO examine the harbor and
shore line, attended by the Mayor and city
authorities, returning at 5 o'clock. A public
dinner was given the distinguished party at
tue Sterling House, over which Mayor Ster-
ling presided Speeches were made by Gen.
Wool, Capt. Denning of 10th Connecticut, Col.
Frank E. Howe, Elias Howe, Jr., and others.
At o'clock public reception was held in the
parlors of the State House, where the fashion
and beauty of Bridgeport thronged for two
hours. A fine band serenaded Gen. Wool at
Q O'Clock, and Afterwards played for long
time at the hail. Late in the night he was
again serenaded by party Of amateur musi-
clans.
The Portland daily press., 1863-03-20
Items from Richmond Papers.
Bill for the 0on6scation Of the Stock of the
American Telegraph Company.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoroMAc, /

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC
March 49,
Among the bills pending in the rebel Senate
is one for the confiscation of the lease, inter-
est and stock owned by the American Tele-
graph Company and other alien owners in the
lines OF the telegraph in the Confederate
States.
leader In the Examiner says, in numbers
and supplies we have not the least pretension
to rival the North. This is not cause of re-
greet The Southern army consists of veteran
and disciplined troops. The real number Of
the Confederate troops is unknown, but 100000
of such soldiers as are now near Fredericks-
burg are abundantly sufficient to defend any
country against the armies of the world. The
destiny Of the Confederacy Is completely stalk
ed on the struggle of the next three months
to obtain complete success. 1t is only nee
essary TO get together and keep together the
officers and men who have been trained and
Injured to service.
The Enquirer strongly opposed the proposed
State monopoly in salt.
The telegram from Port Hudson was read
In the rebel Senate and caused lively sensa-
ton.
The Wing of the 18th mourns over the re-
verses in the Southwest, but suggests that
day may come when Gen. Hooker will receive
a crushing blow and every Union soldier will
be needed to defend Washington.
Richmond, March 17.-Gold is quoted at
4 90 25 premium.
Fifteen hundred dollars are offered for two
years substitute In the cavalry.
Oar late raid near Culpepper was construed
In Richmond into an advance on Gordonsville.
1t is admitted that Stuart was compelled to
tall back.
A dispatch from Charleston dated the 10th,
says all Is quiet along the coast tonight.