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PvuiHS ~. lanes Carter. drunk sufnei over
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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
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H,9 CANTERBURY rIiAIL.-Mapsger Sim peotns to-
- fairly ausdpipG hinssn IN, the smount and
aSalny a ssssssasNtvhiskf - aishtly oifsrs 10
Tho public, and the erowdsA hoasss whish gAAhst
At ssch performance vinAluRte thsI nstndness Of
his policy N Ad4ss 10, rather thas aeereasiss she
attractivsntSs Of hissAtsrtaianest Tor an satiei.
pstoyy dpn yeasSn., hi4 company 70 a spfeveht
EeEylsps, oae at ~ priselpA features of which
IL Nlsr ESa 1svat, v6osp heanttfyl siRsiag alons
n wetth Writ 70 'sCsasssbusy.no bds bass 90 .
n VARIETIES bsAptlbhl place o. anuse-
meat Wa again eroydsd 70 wItaesa the excellent
.pefsornanee sivea hsrsS kiss Assas sathsriApd
u ID her fourth Week, and sso aisht reosivss srssA
roun.is II aptlsuse for iier besutifdi voeaaatioa
]. H. RudYorth, The Ethiopian comedian man
whose comic talent vas asys ssTysHsd, all Of hi
ssts ana ssnss bstag sriGinAt t-must h sssR 70 n
sppfceiafed Miss Milly Bertha, the bsautifal dss-
,spse. i; Gst salhing t,thlte hyor, On hen,iay
Hisht no laoCexpsstsd iosSl ffsHas or 1hs AeiIa
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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

r. 0sT. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
l Les, e sess.y. 10y z. sSiyss. TAi.sssp.s
tYsea and y, smaif GOLD CfX N WITH NirkS
Ifsi attached The hnisf Van n I've The shove
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

HO CAL FO
vi The INSANE, at D. ElllasetA, on the A.
NeoStiA Beights.-Wsnted, MAN and bis WIFE,
Ewt}hsut children, or . capable SINGLE WOMAN,
NAN who would Be glad Of good home with
S1sSns: ssssss Ss SsSss; isS sS 'aEtb.BS sis
LfsAdants. Applicants must bring evidence OF good
AhArestesy I'D ne1aIssaDesto FWAAu1 NutA U 4
0t-iw sylI Afe .SrNIoI dNs glJY 74IIs
ETN OLD, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MI ssd bnitsA seSssS yssdl ~ - t1adA wsaesa
bJ ;2gaC1AAK b 0AyLON1yb
bs6rlm Room ., cor. seventh and sts.
VEANfEDl..K bEWORD, WITH
\ w ststI scibbAfd md Bsst, sditabls tot Csps
taln o. Eie1tseAAt Iuquefe u 1esm No - over
|ths C4roascas ONes, WaaAagtpa DailAAaes. iHsi
rUTANfED .slA GENTLEMAN WITH
y wv asmall family desires 10 reut Hsuss with
i've or six rooms, In the northern section Of the
city. Pisass Atifess Bot %, hspebhesn oalos,
ststiHG tsnh tsstap, o. 4 iti silllI o, VISA
MI ANTAD IMMEDlATRLY Y
w. TWENTY CAnPENTERa.-Liberal wages
win Be pasa VI good wSThaes, aad HouS otksss
viii b ssoSpesd. hApplyto ~ 0ovsraasat car,
ssss ss :ss sSss k'''''s N'as ~ s''s's ofasyss
. 5,57E5 Lieut.. Col. =. n. okxktEaA 7r
N, ,satsl B.p.ts.ca5 a,is SfWssSiss
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
GAII2NOTICBS.
T'HE RsEsHs EsssHss'EaHss lss.'S sEs s%Hg

n DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES FOR THE SAID DISTRICT.
To all 1AON n psas dpRoTn, ,iGsEETINo: M !.
Notice is, hereby Nves, that,on the 22i day ~
June 1862 the United States Marshal for the bis
tr's, ;ua, 9" e X SS ST 'n:"f: %. !.
sauare Autnbered 6s'; and the lot n!lmbefed =, IN
:sy'is iet @ SSss,. ~ a IL s,s ars Ss s Nv,
h2sds In square esa, q ihs propsi.y 2! Willlsa;
os the ground plats and plane OF the aity OF Wash.
i1et0n, recorded iu the Land Records of ssid Dis
Sre,, u, the nusheys and dsscrIption Aforesaid;
s't s', n,Hi.ss H ~ ~ gESSssq HSSs.nFE:, SssE.,
heIsd and prosecuted 10 Ibis Court In the name oI
the United stass. for forfeiture on account OF GER
iain GyanpLss aT The laws OF the United sntes,
:s%S,,,sa :s, s.:s VIII X y. .F.ss al Is % E ' inta
the oily Of Washington, 90 the first Moadsy 81
August nsxti when and whore al ,psrson. are
warned 10 appear 10 show cause why forfeiture
should not be decreed, and TO intervene for their
jyii-dM ,"' h' '.n Cierk.
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Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
WnIr.Huns,.a dALLIKY, 4s4 rsnssrIvAr1

= WHIrEHuRsf's dALLfKy, 4B< PENNSYLVANIA
oststrippfhg his competitors, has sstsivesi tweaty
three premiums IN this country; also, medal ~
ths Worlds Fair In LSnsion, f0r rfpcrfor work.
His Carts be ylsltss, 10th pisih sad sotosed, are
al the rage SEE hts Photographs u eelofs. For
gsf, Card lhotogrsph. pf distinguished neni also,
yL4Ys df'E4tntiGgs ID the Botnnda Of the Capitol
ORDER, ORDER Iot % Views ~ rsfshFmsqts preFR'ly q.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

CLoTHEs FouNp. Yesterday afternoon, ON
Ger Williams received Information which caused
him 10 search the premises Of man named o'Des-
n, re,ldipg on iPepnsyiyania avenue, between
frat and Second streets lsifGypd asyit Of maj
r,ne's clothes; of the value Of ss The oiotl.ss
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

TIE only placs where You can purchsss bsdia
tsbsr goods 6t AZ klnds d Msst snxs6s prices. =
PenpsyiYaG!a sFssus, bstwssa kiatA aad Tsnth
sNeets"J .i,iss 4a.rfsuI 1,uaJ .Ifa Ear I'll
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
CITY NOTICES.
TO wATER.TAKERs.

WATER REoIsTRAR's oyyIeI,(
City HALL, Iply !, issa.
ALL WATER-TAkERs are hereby notified that
their Water Rents tur the year commencing with
this date are now due and payable at this oaicc
The following 10 the law OF the Cooperation q IA
relation to delinquent water-takers,rvlI; wv
ain all cases oi the non-payment Of tina waieK
rent for thirty days after the same ts o and pay,
able, the Water ReglstrS sNiIl notify the fur,
ysy9r o. sash asiH .ga lhe said PniysYar
~ cutting DIT the Water 1t The nsin, AID Gs sksil
not allow II to be again used il ssIl Jsl,nQusnts Z
sun,., ptsnNss except p on a9Mass,,SS the Water
how Of water,H
RANDOLPH CoYLE,
ha-di~u Water ReS,stisr.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

Wuo VIII N CusRn I'VE desire 70 cali
special attenuoa y the adyeTtsement Of the eele.
Ms Doctofisk sSfs add sikbie Isastl ltioSer 2hoss
skiil and experience 10 guarantee that the unfor-
::;' Issaaasgasa ssl VI l:s:;a' :
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18
WAN'fD.
YouNa Es{ltsafddi1pE

A YOUNG ENABfsH LktYhDE.
IA pifes situation % GOvENNEsa. nsr -.
qkife1asnts are Eaglish 10 alfitt vfAAsosV hfoic,
dutiss of Housskeeper with the above In the fam
,oS,jss. "'d0~'r' A'd,s.sah,a ish hysSsssMl.:sis'
A. NURSE WANTED IMMEDIATE.
III, 7; EE.:. .s 'ss.s sd s::31sss ees1 sse:aE.
teIII0{sSs ss1 Rsal kstais O1eS, Ne. sii Niith
stsss asas rsnasyivsnia avenue: JyN
G C1s.5s n. ~ 'YAsTzRFFLY 2
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

0sA PLEASURE rRF.A,Wm. ", Webb, ESQ,
the worthy Superintendent Of the Metropolitan
Police, islt the city yesterday with his family for
q brief pleasure trip to Cape May. During Mr.
webb's ahsenss, sergeant Reed, Of the Fifth pre-
cinct, Wiu perform the duties OF Superintendent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

iiUhAwAY.-Last night, abia pnmbpr of Gov
ernmcnt wagons and lo,se horses wsrs being taken
out New York avenue, q four-horse team took
fright md stsrtel 0tf at rapid pace. TWAS finally
stopped, by the horsemen who wero with the train,
before any mischief was done. The people In the
vicinity were considerably Eightsned Tor awhile,
DIsLoYALTy.-J. Tully was arrested by order
of Capt Todd, yesterday, charged with uttering
treasonable and disloIa sentiments. He was
committed 10 the Guard House to await Hrther
orders from tho Provost Marshal. .....r. ..,..r.
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

DIsoRDEWLY SoLDIERs.-Justl0e 3ibHyson
sent this morning, 20 the Glsrdhouso two soldiers
belonging to Col BskeTs resiment OF cavalry, who
were charged, on the oath st respectable citizens,
with breaking into q honse, smashing windows,
Ac., they nre old offenders, snd we have no doubt
that they viii recevethe punishment they dessrve.
Their names are Lawrence Cullen and Thomas
Eassmgrg. ," ..'
Daily national Republican., 1863-07-18

I BRUCE II CO., CLQTHIERS, 4GA|
ii seventh strest, offer their entire stock At cost
for ,he next ninety days. Call soon anl got soMc
OF these great bargatps. iyA
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12
Yours truly,
JONES
Fight at MeChaniCsyllIe.

From gentleman who participated
in the fight at Mechanicsville last Thurs.
day we are enabled TO give the partic-
ulars. A force under Gen. Adams.
numbering ESQ. was sent down TO check
the advance guard of the enemy. The
enemy landed twelve gunboats at Satar-
tia, and column of six thousand ad.
sanced upon each of the yicksburg roads
Our forces ambusbed them and killed a
great number. When the retreat began
it was conducted in perfect order, with
out any casualty save the cutting off of
the Goth Mississippi, which afterwards
escaped and joined the command. Our
whole loss in killed, wounded and miss.
ing. numbered &c. The enemy's loss
much heavier.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12
ArmageddOn.

The indications are that the great,
and il may be, the decisive battle of the
war, will be fought soon near Vicksburg.
According to modern writers upon proph
ecy, the hosts of Cog and Magog are to
meet in the valley of the Mississippi
about this time, and in a great battle in
which the blood is to flow until it reaches
the bride bits, determine the supremacy
of liberty or despotism on the western
continent Johnston and Grant have
already large armies which are being
constantly and heavily reinforced. All
eyes are now turned to that direction,
and upon the result Of the battle soon TO
be joined there, the fate Of the war may
depend.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12
RAGS! RAGS! RAGS!!!

We will pay eight cents per pound for all
clean white linen or cotton rags, delivered at
this Office. Money will neither make nor buy
paper; rags alone will do. If our friends
will bring in the rags, we can soon procure
paper and enlarge the Citizen, ga consum-
nation deyoutly to be wished" NJ
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12
"Grant VIII Take Yicksburg Il Three
Hours"

Such was the language of the officers
who navigated the transports past Match
ez, a week ago yesterday. Perhaps theg
thought as they reported, but there APP
pears to be another party, and a stronger
one as yet, interested in the fall Of the
Hill City. Since these reports were
made, if we are rightly informed, seven
distinct charges upon the Notifications
have been repulsed by the Confederates,
with loss to the enemy of $4,000 men
killed, wounded and prisoners. Il is a
very long "three hour" job Gen. Grant
has taken, and one that be is evidently
prosecuting under difficulties In order
to have the people believe their stories,
these navigators of the Mississippi coast
should be less extravagant in their asSer-
tons.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12

In the employment Of round numbers
we estimate in favor of probable losses
not reported The losses of the enemy
are estimated variousy at from ten to if
teen thousand in killed and wounded.-
Take either of these figures and add five
thousand and three hundred prisoners,
actually registered, and the difference in
the two estimates will give some idea of
how badly the enemy was whipped
Rich, Eng.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12
The Enemy EVacuatlng the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad.

1t is positively asserted that the enemy
are evacuaing the Memphis and Charles.
ton railroad. When Grant asked for
so 600 reinforcements a few days ago,
Hurlbut replied that he did not know
where they were TO come from unless
Memphis, and the railroad lines were
evacuated. We presume that movement
has been decided on So it appears that
the whole Federal army of the West OK.
cept that under Rosecrans, and good
portion Of even that, is to be hurled upon
Vicksburg The necessity for heavy re-
Inducements for Gen, Johnston is thus
largely increased, and we trust the War
Department will not lose sight Of this
important and vital fact until it is too
late.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12
Our Losses In the Battles OF the Ranpa.
hammock.

From data furnished US from the best
informed sources, we are enabled to give
a fair estimate of our actual losses in the
late battles of the Rappahannock. The
estimate presents total Of 1900 in kill
ed, wounded and missing, subdivided as
follows:
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12

rs There are several new advertisements
in this issue, TO which We ask the attention
of the reader
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12

q, - " !''''"'if fiN'H
ably wounded.
Corporal Girsrd ". Smith, taken pris.
oner, not known to be hurt.
Corporal A. d. S Mcmillan, wounded
and taken prisoner.
Corporal VIM. w. Riser. very badly
wounded and taken prisoner.
Killed-Privates Allen F. Mclean.
John +. Robb. George S. Wilson. Hugh
Mallory, Enoch E. Williamson, either
killed wounded or prisoner.
Wounded and taken prisoners-Pri.
Yates Henry P Bowen, taken prisoner.
not known 20 be hurt /; Archibald Smith.
wounded and taken prisoner; Phillip D.
Wilkinson, wounded MORALLY and taken
prisoner; James NJ. Hemphil, wounded
and taken prisoner VIM, c. McNeeley.
wounded and taken prisoner; Henry N.
Nelson, taken prisoner not hurt Yea.
man Smith wounded and taken prisoner:
Daniel Gilchrist, wounded and taken
prisoner Thomas NJ Bradley, wounded
and taken prisoner Martin B. Saunders.
deserted for home VIM. p. Morehead.
wounded slightly and escaped John
Goodwin wounded in foot and escaped.
MIssng-Joseph Grafton, Samuel J
Hazard, c. A. Mclean, James G.
Marchison.
CASUALTIES AT RIO BLACK BRIDGE, MAY
II, 1868.
Lieutenant Frank Johnson, burnt by
explosion oil loose ammunition.
Corporal Henderson Smith, wounded
in head by fragment of shell, not NOR.
tally.
Musician Walter Colquhoun, burnt by
explosion of loose ammunition.
Priyates-Wm r. Hooker, burnt by
explosion of loose ammunition Hinton
Taylor. wounded not severely, and
taken prisoner Wiley O'Sullivan. wound.
ed slightly and escaped VIM. ]. Smith,
taken prisoner; Joseph D. Martin,
wounded slightly and escaped Daniel
W Dees, wounded slightly and escaped :;
Theophilus Lamb, wounded slightly and
oco,~,I W.. NJ w
s ..s.'. s1;.,. j" 'Sei ~ wright wounded
W W. ~. 3'' si anu ''Aen prisoner ! NOS
,,;s w. ''@ G, p''SoueI ."kney b, TOAD
T i',o9,as , U"a,' e''e' missing Thomas
sTvcr rnr Torn % w r,,r ''N'' 0"'
M - y NAL
Mn ' na, s -; ,aI1."e"oe'so' wounded 10
c,.,o.., Wv y n'',
w. ~, to''. y u, ~ N''cn'e' wounded
w o,r ~
.,..,,.1 - -, y O "a WOUNDED very
sly 10y '.' "'''2.s1 Jas d. HehHf'ch'
-, . ~ guy, "o' u'Sao'ea F.,
,oo o.G ~ "a'''', .r Io'"ueo III lace sup
Po'e" " &c "'o' my
MAY %2ND.
kll.ct-AIIen \. Sharkey, Corporal
SViVannS e G4rco1
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12

oa7 omTsay ere enjoying tie f-assatrss.
featon Of fatlaE and fresg.ag some If whom
are as fond Of It as the renowned I.aack
Walton. whilst others are playing chess
and drafts. anG dreaming Of tie barpy dav.
that have passed oul gone, ana the dear
ones, who are far, far away.
Hoping that better day will soon dawn.
and THAI we may be free once more. I sub
scribe myself
Yours truly,
JONES.
P. S. We learn that vicksburg is again her
self the monument of Grants discontinue.
and Johnston's fame. We hope the half i.
not told us.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12

81 don't care SO much about the bugs
said Mr.. Wermley, to the head Of
genteeI family in which he resides, "but
but the fact is ma'am, haint got the
blood to spare ; you see tha! yourself"
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-06-12

BAYrsHMENT The decree Of Danish
ment of loyal Southern men from the en-
emy's lines, saysthe Mobile News, is add
ing strong fighting material to the Con.
federate ranks. The young men arriving
as refugees from New Orleans are rapid,
" enrolling and rushing to arms. They
have stern account of oppression and
cruelty to settle with the invaders. We
wonder that the Yankee authorities have
overlooked this fact. But the love of
plumber Outweighs policy, for the homes
and property Of the exiles are occupied
the moment they are left.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-18
SPECIAL DISPATCHES,
ITO the-Cbicago Tribrne1
[To the.C Chicago Tribune
FROM WASHINGTON.
Gen. McKinstry Dismissed from
the SerVice--The Gonseript
Bill--Foster's Black
Pioneers.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10.
The order in the case of General Nc
Kinstry will be promulgated tomorrow
it is very long. Upon number of the
specifications he is found guilty, and
others not guilty. Sentence, as hinted a
fortnight ago, exclusively in these dis
patches, is that he is dismissed from the
service. General Halleck approves the
sentence and findings, but refers the case
under the articles of war to the President
who also approves and orders that Nc
Kinstry be forthwith dismissed.
Secretary Seward was on the floor of the
Senate to-day, for the first time this ses-
sion, during the debate on the conscrip.
ton bill.
Indications to-day have been that luke
warm Republicans wished to aid the Dem
ocrats to kill the conscription bill, by
amending it to DEATH Their efforts to get
themselves exempted from service, by
providing that Congressman should not
be subject to draft signally failed
General Foster has organized in North
Carolina black pioneer corpssto accom-
pany each brigade. Those who have served
Ie, ststhem, say they are fearless, and do
tRe8f work in the advance with efficiency.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-18
COMMERCIAL,
Repor1 oi the NeW YorE nIarEel

Report OF the New York Market
For the week ending Feb. 18th, 1853, BY John Boyc
4 Son, Commission Merchants, 6s Pearl-St
Butter-We have no change to report in the de-
mand for Butter, except, perhaps, a little more in
Quiry for Roll wrapped in cloths. We quote this al
% to 2lc, and unWTapped at le to lse; Western Re
serve tubs, good to prime Is 2lc Frkins do. ls tC
&c; Yellow shipping lots do ls &c Sound yellow
Central Ohio brings IS 10 2Oc and common do l6 to
lsc. Michigan, Wisconsin and Illinois, late made
and in good packages, brings l9 to 2c, and common
to good do. 10 to lec.
Cheese-Prices are frmer but the light stock
prevents large transactions. We quote Fancy
large daires Ohio at l2Jz to lsHc good prime do
III to IKE common to good do IOk to ll1kc. English
dairy brings u to Isc.
Beef Hams.-western new Per Dbl. $500 to
$3.50.
Hams-smoked country cured to 91kc. Western
in bags, 10 to l2c.
Lard-Remains at about our last quotations, al
though it has been lower during the week.
We quote No. in bbls. lO5f to lOsic; Steam rem
dered in bbs lO6 to lc and Kettle rendered. in bbs
Il to ll54c, and lI76c in kegs.
POrk-There was rather more inquiry for old mess
for account ofthe Government and prices better.
We quote old mess at sI45O sI4,75 do. sl6,75
to $780, old prime al So and new do. sI3,75; old
prime mess $780, and new do. sI7,OO; clear Western
new sI6,5 to $500
Dressed HOgs-Remain firm at 676 to CSC for
choice Western, with light supply and good demand
Ashes-Pots are in request at ss,62<; Pearls are
scarce and wanted at 100 per 100 lbs.
Beans-Prices remain firm as last quoted We quote
Mario strictly prime 81 IS to s5; Inferior do s.
to $500; Mediums, strictly prime q IS to s26J; Inie
rior do. s22 to $685. Kidneys, strictly PRIME 1918
to s2,s5; Inferior do. $3.50 to $780, Mixed parcels
prime, sl5 to $685. Inferior, do at $500 to s225
Quotations for beans include packages.
EGgs-The arrivals are light and prices arc frmer
The near approach Of Lent strengthens holders
and gives prospect ofhsher prices. We quote Western
by Express Is 2Oc ordinary Western Is to I7c; lined
Eggs, loss of, II to l2e. Egg oats per bush de-
yellow. u rs
Seeds-since our last Clover has sopped to 10 to
lc but has again recovered partly and is improving
Sales to-day Saturday. at III to Ike for choice new
Western, and ike for recleaned do. Timothy re-
mains quiet at s2,T5 to s3,OOper bush-45 rs Rough
Flax seed s3,OOto s3,z5.
TRllOw-Wsstern brings III to ll4c.
Whisky-The market has been much excited, and
prices are lower. Sales to IS to 5sc.
Dried Apples-Choics Western new at 81 to &C.
E4-Information furnished and business transacted
BY Il. c. DEAIING, Western Agent
-Odice with Alcott Horton, Water-St., Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-18
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WAsH1NaroE. Februar.

WASHINGTON, February II.
Senator Fessenden reports the House
Naval Appropriation Bill from the FL
nance Committee with an amendment,
providing that nocontraet shall be entered
into for the construction Of iron sea steam
ers, for which twelve million dollars is ap-
propriated, until their plans and specifs-
hons have been approved by board Of
three skillful naval officers and proposals TO
build been made according to law. ProVi-
sions to build floating docks at New York,
stricken out Appropriations for steam
ers contained in it is reduced from 81, ,233,-
900 to S463,000 for the dry dock at Nor
folk, $4,000; and naval hospital, $685.
900 stricken out. Also, that Of S175, 900
for the naval hospital at Mound City, Illi-
nois.
Information was received here that the
United States steamer Reliance was cap
tured in MOnikin river, and brought to
Port Baltimore on the 18th inst, by the
sloop Clara and schooner North Star,
while attempting to run the blockade.
She was loaded with contrsband goods.
Che bill to provide Ways and Means for
the support Of the Government will be
returned to the Senate for further action,
the House having non-concurred in sew
eral important amendments Of that body,
including that for striking out the right of
holders of six per cent. Treasury notes,
and making the former legal tender at
their full value, excluding interest to
the same extent as United States notes.
The House also non-eoncurred in striking
out the seventh section making coupons
on all bonds and treasury notes 80 days
before they become due and receivable for
customs as coin and non-concurred in
striking out the section and so modifying
the independent as to authorize the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury to allow any money
obtained from loans or internal revenue to
be deposited in solvent banks, with ade-
quate security for its payment.
The House also disagreed on the SEN
ate's amendment to the bank section strik-
ing out the sliding scale and substituting
one-half Of one per cent. each half year,
from the first Of April next until 1866
upon average amount and profits on bills
outstanding as currency during the next
six monthsi preceding the return provided
for after the 1st of April, 1868, the tax or
duty to be one per cent. for each half year
thereafter on the average count.