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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31
Arrived.

y. g. steamship Mcclellan, Gray. eomInander Neworesn'
March o. mails and passengers 10 u T. QnsteTmas'er Itu
lat &c 40 lon Is passed steamship Ocean queen Steering
steamship Brunswick ~. s. transpor Winchester
New Orleans March 49, passenger. and malls to 0nsr
ermsster sailedin company with the steamer mcCehan
Steamship Potomac Hoffman, Baltimore = hours md'e' to
ii. q. Cromwell Co -
Steamship Petersburg Sherwood Portland Me-, hours,
mdse. and pass. to II. b. Cromwell Co. -,
Steamer VIM. Woodward. Cund1. Baltimore. mdso to W.
Dslrsl.
Steamer Novelty. Shaw Phisdelphis, md's TO Lopez
Kirkpatrick.
Seam.r Wss,chstcr Nye, Providence. mdss. 10 Edward
Steamer Laurel. Christopher Baltimore. mdse to VIM Da
Steamer Marina Crosby Baltimore. mdse. TO William
Steamer Artisan Kirk Baltimore. mde 70 William Dial
Bark Ma,...o. of Bo..oo) Marshall. ciepfnecos March H.
sugar and honey 10 r. T. Buck Co.
BsIk Andes (of IMpswel Merriam, Sagus March TO- sugar
10 MASTER . , an
Bark sam Sheppard, J.we sasua March 90 sugar to J.
Brig Kai.d (of Bernuda Richardson CeDfuescs March
sugar and noasses TO Tucker LightbouTn Idth inst on
Delaware Light ship. Antonio Mitchell steward OF Long
schr Helen Mar Weiner Philadelphia days. coal this
.te.n,ss blanche PAGE barrett lowed the city
schr. Statesman, NokersoD, Georgetown D. C'' days
sehp W.npon.a ssrvey St. Georges Doll corn to p. N.
scSr s. w Smith, Lisdeu. Baltimore days, coal to Asr-
schr D. W. Saunders Holden Newbern. N c.. days Ia
ballast to iona. Smith 80 a.,
schr Napoleon I3ma.,ed) soper Nswbsrn, n c. 'd'y'
sohr, Salmon Washburn Bsbbn, Philadelphia, coal for
Taunton. y,.
schr Mahlon Bett Endcot Proyidence Tor fhilsdephs
senr Nose. Van Name Van Name: Baltimore days coal
Srhr Joseph Sparks. Human Dishton days. IN DaasI
schr. Josephine. Smith, Providence days.
pINn Al .nnset from T. and lfZht.
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NETWORK LEGIsLATUBE.

SENATE. . ALBANY, March 81, Tow.
Senator MURPHYS Quarantine bill was ., rop eat
cd amended, by providing that the ioca'lVf ha Com.
of the building must have the approval W WV N
xnissioners of the Land-Ofice. ,u ,ool;na the
Mr.. ANGEL introduced Dill Repeating '''
Militia law Of lost year.
BILLS PASSED.
Relative to the Buffalo ITust. ...
Relotjvs 10 the acknowledgment OF lnslrumeh's
a., ,,,r;,;no bv persons in foreign countries.
Nv Ganscns resolutions directing the select COM
uittee On the Broadway Railroad bill 10 inquire as
CO. how many of the cOrporators are stage propre'
~. the residences and business Of the corporators,
and whether soy Of the said names are fictitious,
were adopted. ~
The bill to incorporate the New-YOrk Society for
tbe Benefit of Destitute Children was debated by
Messrs. CORNELL, BRADLEY, CONNOLLY,
PRJYN and LOW in favor Of, and Mr.. HUTCH.
INSON against it.
Progress was reported. Recess
EVENING SESSION.
A communication from the Secretary Of State was
received, recommending new edition of the Elec-
tiOn Poor, and Highway laws
A communication was received from the Governor
20 the effect that the hospital fund of $780, OOO raised
last year for the sick and wounded soldiers OF ihs
State, is half expended that the system is imper-
{ect, and recommending change and larger appro
ptlauOhS. -, ,.,,., --s q,
The assessment bill Sas eeoa'ea, ana progress re-
ported. Adjourned.
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Proposals.
or,arrms,.rrR GsSrnAls orylcs, ,

NAsmlSGToN CITY March ~, 1879 -
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are invited
" 10 send to the GENERALS Office tenders for
their charter OF sale.
Tenders soud contain descriptions Of tho vessels their
dimensions enrolled regiteed unnHge actual CARRYING
capacity material whether coppered whether sld2 wheel or
whether copper fastened, apower Of
gnes aud boilers and should state the price at which they
offered for long short charter with tic estimated value
of tho vessel ia case OF loss the Cove nont should
prefer 70 pur II sso Instead Of cbarterine.
Owners OF steam vessels already IN tho service OF the
Department Vested TO make known to
the Department rsducton To- them present rates when
they may he willing grant and also tho price at e they
will be- willingto sell them.
All such tenders should be addressed 10 the Quartenacr
General Of the United States at Wellington. and should DO
indoIsed Proposals chatter sale of steamer When
received they win be- considered and the Department will en-
deayor reduce the hosvy attending army transport
upon by substituting when
do cheaper vessels of equal capacity tor tic
now employed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31

author Of brief popular biography Of George Her
bert, the celebrated English divine and of Bishop
Ken. OF earnest religious convictions, and e1em'
plsry moral habits, he cherished deep attachment
to the Protestant Episcopal Church, Of which COM
munion he was devoted member.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31
Memoranda,

The steam ferry boat Clinou Of tho Staten Island Feuy,
has been taken by tho Government She has gone 10 the
Nsvy.Yard-
The British steamship Victoria, from Liverpool arrived on
sunday bring, ON freight ., 223 bales OF cotton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31
Cost an0 foun0.

I T.-CERTIFICArE for 30 SHARES of
4 j CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD Co..
STOCK No. 2o3i dated March - 1885, In the name OF e.-
ton Dortic co. The public cautioned esanst n"sota'
Ing H. az tho transfer has stopped suitable reward
win be paid for It's recovery ut the Office Of the Company w.
" WillaIDs-, N, !.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT or NEw-YoRK......M
('Ieuress.

Seamer-F Cadwallader. Person Baltimore, w. DsLell
Ships-Jcmy Lind Lirokn, Bath, Me-, !. ". Eaton, Dr.
Neptune (Btm) Bshle London. Funch Menee 4 Wendt
II hudson, Pratt, London, ". Il. Morgan Wiley.
Bsrks-Ellen (BT Sinclair Havana, w. r. Worral Co
Vera Cru1ano (Fr J. Damey Bordeaus, A. RossiTs Co
SchaDyl Taylor, OpOroi Holland tBJ) White, st. Jeso
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OpPicE op ruE Board oP COMMISSIONERS ~ rhK
CKsrRAL PAM, No. - Nsssru-s,
TNyn MASONS onl SrDNE-rIilIERS. =

Two MASONS nnd SIONE-Ct lEhN' -
Sealed proposals will he received a this office until the
LIST Of April for furnishing the atcss for
neo.ng wall 9Th aud Bthays below anster'o road no
aud 5thav below transverse roads Nos and on the
Central Park
Plans and specifications aud information respecting tho
same will be furnished o. the oilcs above mentioned
should DO addressed 20 tho Board Of Commission.
ers Of the Central Park aud nd0rsed Proposals. FOR WALL
The said board reserve the right inject any all pro-
posals ANDW. HI GREEN, Controller OF the PARK.
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fAdvertissmsut.]
LOVE. IN THE " q

LOVE, IN THE "CHiN. desire TO be Loved
and TO Love- Ardent Love- and Voen, Love Indicated by
the CHIN" Illustrated with 10 cngraying', in the Apil
PHRES0LOGIcAL JOURNAL, 10 cents All Newsmen have H.
FOWLER WELLS. No. 800 Broadway. The same No con-
t@ins e. Stafford Rev Alexander CLARK. Language
Races Illustrated, Human Perfection. Art Items Gc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31
Sailed.

2s.h-ship,, Magnet, Lancaster and Gertrude
Brig.-Velocity, Flying Esgle. ~ ,vp D.
hall ADELAIDE E,tee Isaac Hnckley, Mary Z. Town &C.
stssmsf-Tmmpeter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31
fAdyertisementi

The TEMPRRAMENTs.-In a chronological
and examination the entire body its quonfy
ada gsaltv are duly considered and tho question W hat
can do beat ," 10 answered scientific principles By
FOWLER q WELLS, No. 3O8 broadway.
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ssn-Risss...547 SetA........62J Moon Sets. ga
hieH WATER rms D.r
sandy Hook. tJT Gov Island. 3.g7 Hels0ate.. 100
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gostettsr's 8tomash 1Bitt,re. :

pRoTEcr YOUR HEALTH
HosTETTER's STOMACH blr7RaA
Strengthen the stomat
Invigorsts the nerves,
Regulate the bowels,
ReseDerate the liver
Improve the appetite,
Animate the spirits,
Eqaslise the circulation,
Tone the whole system,
And thus prOlons life,
WITH
HOSTETTERS BITTERS.
Defy unwholesome air,
Qualify impure water.
Guard sganst damp.
Prevent maarious fevers.
Anticipate Indigestion,
Bsf]s fever and ague,
Brave oil climates.
Recruit exhausted nstures
Sustain body and mind,
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Enfeebled dyspeptics
Toil-wesried operatives
Soldiers In ths hospital,
Pale. esreworn citizens,
Settlers lands,
Travellers and explorers,
Victims Of ses-sickness,
The aged and decrspit.
Should ell be provided
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
Harmless Stimuans,
Powerful a Tonic,
Quck a. a Corrective,
Safe Alternative,
Mid a. Laxative,
Sure a. Restorative,
Good a. Appetizer.
Pleasant - Cordial
Life has no safeguard
EQUAL TO
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
rrrIr DCprrS ne, TIJE SEA afxy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31

The Canton Company Of Baltimore has just can
celled two hundred shares more Of its capital stock
The temporary deposits with Mr.. Cisco to-day are
1900 900, end for conversion into fye.twenty bonds
about $3.50, 900. The Government agents are still
unable to obtain all the bonds the public are calling
for.
The recovery in gold and exchange has had the
natural effect of stening the produce aud merchan-
disc markets. The movement is not active, but
there is decidedly better feeling, and some buyers
have appeared, which is an Improvement on last
week.
The Imports of last week compare as follows with
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31

Bulls HEAD, Monday, March 3O.-Ano,her short
'upply.nOthsr week Of hsb prices. That in hsI, :. 'h.
high Monday and the quality Of buocfs not as good
Only little 100 head reported for sale and th.
900 Of the which leaves the supply for butchers
low that prices naturally advance Though the quotations
pound will appear about the last week they paid
Tor buiocks no, worth much BY u n. The great bulk
Of the stock win sell l0dl2c n n for the ne, weight Of
besf sell Ter sinking oa and good many Of somewhat extra
good quality have od al lc and whole dro,s that rate
good fair illinois average lie One eItra good
drove Of Kentucky Durhsms jc upon lOs cw II
Is true that few cattle will be reported at Sc y ~ bat they
are ct be In any beef market AL the cattle here To-
dsy win be before dark and 800 bead expected
morrow will find ready purchasers without any decline Of
price The weather to-day fine being clear and cold for the
season and consderng u 10 tho last week Of Lent" IN
which nobody eats beef" butchers willing 10 pay
price for cattle The hog market depressed
and sales very ,ow The top price IL IS 62dS3 rs cwt
Sheep have aso declined ic y ~ and sell slow at that Full
particulars . usual, tomorrow
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31

The SEvESTY-TIRsT RKGInEsT.-The resignation
Of Col Henry smi,hof the list Regiment has been accepted
by Seymour and his request he has been hsnors
bly, discharged the New Yorh State service The Right Wing
Of giInent under command Of LieutCoL Tfod
handing will be drilled bi. evening at the State Arsenal. and
the Left Wing on Thursdsy evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31

The TRADE SALKs.-Ths regular Spring sales Of
the Book Trade to-day at the rooms In Mercer
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31

SALE OF PRIZE PRoPERrY.-By recent act OF
Congress- the advertising otherwise making public any
,ass of prize property that may ordered BY the Commits
ons has been placed the hands Of the United States Mar
shall under the direction the Navy Department instead Of
the Courts heretofore this sotOn being deemed necessary
In order tina, the essst possible publicity should be rvsn 10
.seh sa.s II will be by advertisement In another col
umn thu, prize ssls win ske place on the 9Th OF April ct
the Union Stores Brooklyn, which occasion hArhs hui
ray dispose the Of the prize steamer Anglia Al
public auction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31

Against the imports Of the week we exported 3d..
800 SEQ Of produce and merchandise and 1850 l5j
Iof specie ip All $i.572,6E.
The Bank statement Of the week shows con-
nued contraction in all the items excepting specie.
The falling of in the deposit line 10 very large, about
onehslf Of which is TO DO ascribed to the reduction
Of loans
Tho following Is comparative statement OF tue
condition of tho banks Of New-York City: -
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t1ry ITEMS.


SUICIDE OF AN AGED Observation-Disclosures al
,ernoon Mr. Emery Pmdy, Of the firm Of Purdy Tyson
leather and findings dealers No. 36 Bowery committed sui
eide In the store by punctunns his throat with penhhh
Mr. Purdy was well known merchant and the senior Psi'
ner Of the firm deed committed under the follow
ing crcumauces 1t appears that for some weeks past the
deceased who IS years OF age, seemed 70 DC sn'
unsettled aud wandering in bis mind Nothing unu'OH ""
thought Of this by his family it was attributed 70 his IN
ces,ng years Yesterday afternoon he appeared 70 % 30
much depressed attract the notice OF bis brotheihs"
and partner Mr. Tyson and about O'Clock he was seen TO
partially undres himself and lie down PILE OF leather
o,ensiby asleep lie, after few minutes, rolled Oh the
leather and fell to the hoor Mr. Tyson immediately ran TO
bis aid when he found that he apparently dead hedic"
aid was summoned forthwith, and when the doctors arrived
they ssa that decessed had been dead for least fifteen min
ute. small wound was found in the throat which he'd
been breeding pouey before the unfortunate man was dis
covered and the floor found small pockefne Gov
cred with blood with which the deed had been committed
No cause could assigned for the act Of sedsstraeon 81
cept that the deceased sborns under temporary sber
ration Of mind a, the time Mr. Purdy native OF w bite
Plains wes,cheser County and he leaves wife and family
to mourn hs loss been in business IN this City FOR
great number Of years and highly esteemed throughout
very extensive circle Of friends Coroner Widey Will hold
an inquest to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31

NIw-YoRK UNIvERsTTY.-The exhibition OF The
Junior Ch viii take place at the University Hail. on Thurs
| day morning. at l0i O'clock
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ERCoND BOARD.

=, mn II g 6. 49, Coup. loo Bucks Co. Lead Co...
,9oS II STA Coup. cot 900 NJ Y Cent X. R..:.iis
ZOO = so pr. cent Notes iSo iao
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-31

TIRry or hs Iodns Spssc, CrcgisfeN and Dtponn - "
Rank, Of s Cifv Of Nso York r he p'ek ssdiSg Safr'
lay March 90 1852 TO vhteA a6Ied ne Capifdf0 fae
Hank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-06
XXxvII,h CONGRESs-rHIRD SESSION
SBsATB.-After our report closed ycstaYday-
Tie bankrupt bill was taken up.

SBsArB-Aner our report closed yesterday
Tie bankrupt bill was taken up.
HcrsB-After our report clored-
Mr.. Ashley introduced bill prohibisin the
Clerk from entering on tho roll Of the House
the name OF any person claiming to have been
elected under the proclaim alton OF any military
governor or commander. From the date OF the
Passage Of this act quorum or either House
shall consist Of majority OF members elected
from loyal States. Referred.
Gr. Ashley asked leave TO introduce a bill
authorizing the President TO take military pos
session OF the States and districts now in re- bel
lion.
Mr.. Valisnsigham objected, ana the bill was
ruie.i ont OF order. g..
M. Clemens introduced a bill autharizing
the raising o! volunteer troops in Tennessee.
Referred.
Mr. Wilson offered resolution approving
the rms nc ipation proclamation of January l.
Objected 10.
Mr.. Bennett introduced bill providing STATE
IL TO tie Union. Referred.
Mr.. Spaulding introdsced bill providing for
the iEsuIng Of S5OO,tt0,CO0 twenty years six per
cent. bonds, $3.50, 00 900 six per cent. Treasury
notes, 0,0s,Otp legal tender notes, note. for
fractional parts Of q dollar instead of postage
currency. with penalties for counterfeiting, L c
Referred.
Mr.. Morrill, introduced a bill to con vert the
old Hall of Representatives TO 8 statuary hall
Referred.
The House went into Committee of the W hole
on the civil appropriation bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-06
OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE

a WAsBISGrGS. January 1858
Inform atIon has been received At this Depart
rnent from MIR. Dayton tn, Minister Of the United
States to France, Of the deaths OF the follow e
named citizens OF ths United States. in France
Marie Henriette Elouis at Paris On the 18th Of
February, 49, aged sixty years, born at Alex
andris, Virginia. wife Of Pierre Vincent Auvrey.
OF Souville.
Paul Lue Cazenave at Paris on the a,st Of Ian.
uary, LS62, aged eleven and a half years, born In
New Orleans, Louisiana, of Pierre Andre
Edousrd CRLenave ana Rsche: Pi,E.
Marie Adele Berlancourt, ut Paris, on the 4ta Of
March, 1861. aseo twenty-five years, instructress,
born in North America
Charles rsn, al Paris on the 23d of 81 p.a,nber,
1851. sseo thirty hve years. born in New Orleans.
Margaret Whiting, at Paris on the 18th of D..
cember, 1861. aged nifty -four years. born at Char-s
town, Tor Charleston wife of Eber eser Collsmora
daughter OF klderd Whiting AID Abigail jacques
Whiting.
Emilia Aususta Cock, at Paris, on the 2ath OF
juno, lSt2, aged forty born st Bridgeport,
Eiizaseth Honcrine Riv.rde, at Paris on the
9Th Of May, 1862 aged Fifty three years born IN
New Orleans, daughter OF Achilles Rivsrde AMI
Jean Kennedy, st Paris, tia 10Th of January
I62, aged twenty seven years, by vocation 3 Coach
mar, born in New York
Airsin Teode, at Gallon, the lith OF May, Ladi
.sed twenty four years, BY vocation sssamsn. born
Jedediaii Vincent Hunting ton At SHI, the 9Th
o. March 1852 bern in New York, aged ia. ~ ne a
yesrs, spouse OF Mary Huntinxt"n.
Gertrude Fisher, s:fe of Edward Robins at Sau
born in Philadelphia, Pen Esylvsnis.
Amelia Sturges. wife Of ohm Pier pcnt Morgan
al Nice, on the tb of February iS62 aged twenty
six years born in New Iers "a So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-06
THE PORTER coURT-mARTIAL

To-day, Gems Pope and Nc DOVE | Were AK
amisrd on 'he part Of the prosecution, who t-s-
titled that they had no recollection OF having
Received q message from Gen. Porter. 10 Gen.
Pope on the 29th, which the witness Who car
rit il IIieu Ut. Weld had testified he had car
ried to Gen. Pope ia answer TO the order from
Gen Mcdowell on that day for him TO remain
where he fPorter) then was.
Gel. Locke Gen. Porters chief CT staHO was
next called fer the defence; testfying thst he
went with message from Gen. Porter TO Gen.
King to remain where he was until further or
ders, and returned to Porter from Gen Nc
lowell on that day 10 remain where he Porter,
was, unless ii became necessary FOR him ID fllI
back: and, If 20, 10 fall back on his mellow
ell's) left.
Lieut.. " cid WAS also examined, testifying
that he bore on TIE both a message 10 General
Pope from Gen Porter, stating that Morell
wnnld soon be strongly engaged, and that
there was then a large force of the enemy in
Pcrter's front, (the message that Cieu. Pope
did not recoilect receiving.l ard that after
reading il, Gen. Pope pat il liz his pocket.
Further, that he got back 10 Porter after sun
set, and that shortly afterward a rnessen ga
from Pope arrived there with the order to Al.
tack.
question whether Gen. Porter shall he per
United 10 make his defence through his coun.
sci, orally, or IN writing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-06
GEcRGETuwN AFFAIRS.
IC.orreepondence Of the star. !

1RoKGBrowr. u. @, Jan. Z, 1859.
E1. Star: About one o'clock p. m Yesterday
two unfortunate Irishrnen (names unknown)
W. found dead, sitting upon the edge Of one
OF bowling . zHne.kilns, whore they no doubt
repaired the evening before, while under the
inf uence efliquor, and net with their fate by
ihhaling the gas from the kiln. The cause Of
their deaths being so clear, the Coroner consid-
cred il useless TO hold an inquest.
Al this is but the recurrenca similar deaths
at these lime kilns, the importance OF a more
efectual enclosure is perhaps too evident To
admit OF further delay upon the part Of the
owner.
Business throughout our town. about re-
covering from the slack which which usually
follows greater rush just before orr Christ
mas holidays. -.-
Quite a number OF vessels are dIscha-giug
c"rEoes OF grain, produce, and general mcr-
cbaDdise, along our wharyeS.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal is at pres.
ent free from any obstruction, and boats are
arri wing freely, considering the uncertainty OF
the canal at this season. 1 notice the arrival
of forty five boats within the past week. loaded
with coal principally. -four, grain. &c.
Respectfully yours, LEON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-06

At meeting of the citizens OF I.eayen
work. Kansas, on the evening OF Dee ~, ras.,
iotoas Were unanimously adop.rd urging n q
PTe.ident 70 prUmots Brig. Gen J. q blunt L,
AaJor-Genersiship.
The California shI pmenis Of gold ara MD
10 EnEtand instrad of New York in coo,s
qusnce Of the capture Of the Ariel. Tha 1T
sesemfr toCx sl,U0,oO9 70 England and ouiy
43c1,0O0 70 New York
Prennce says II thu Aooiitionis.s triu,n~h
In the Conflict they ~aSug, the niger vi n
occupy The paylor, and the white man the
kitchen.
- The Judges Of the Supreme Court of 90, .
necticut have decided the late law of TIA Ix,g,s
iasarr, aliov wing The soldiers in the Geld &,
vote, uAconstsuti1naI
~The New FORK Superior Cour. has xraa ted
decree Of div O pinenlo in the case N m .,x
James ~. Edwin James, q noted Engii.a law
yer, now praclicinS IN the Now York courS
- lettsr from Norfolk STATES that min .s...
negroes were huax recently Ia Oharle,,o. for
SORTING arms.
81 Matilda HrroE il pIa ring an engagement
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

Tive InteIiisencer publishes . communication
IN relation 10 the National Finances, from the
PEI or Mr.. Eleazer Lord, a well-known writer
On financial topics. In the idea of Mr.. Lord,
the precious metals are simply valuable as
txportable or purchaseable commodities, and
OF ~ all a. The basis or pledge of n sound and
uniform currency. The legal tender notes of
the URitad States, according 20 his view,
should be redeemable only in the bonds of the
United States, which latter he conceives to be
. sufficient guarantee for the circ ulation and
currency Of the former.
The intelii9encer however thinks it will I've
found that something more IN an the making OF
1rea>ury notes a legal tender, ana providing
for their conycriliiiity into intersst-paying
bonds, will III thcrnd be found essential to the
maintenance of these notes q national cur
rency. The credit of the country, 1t argues
will depend in q great meas ure upon our mill.
tary successes.
TIE Chrcntcis thinks Thai IL Gen. Grant had
no good r. ason for issuing his order against
tie Jews IN his Department., he at least had
some excuse for the same on account of the
conduct OF the Jews, in many instances car
ryMg on an Iliegltlrate trade and furnish;n ing
Information 10 The enemy, as the Chronicle
alleges.