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Evening star., 1863-04-06
HHARTASaIAGORIAL
ElSsuISfEE VIEWS

DHANTASMAG0RIAL
L DIssOLNiNG VIEWS
A BE4UTiFCi. ARTISTIC EXHIBITION,
Comprising about 2tn views i'lusrrssive of the
most kins subjects OF Ri blcl istory and also
of tie lcadirs events Of the present Great Re-
beiilop =
THIS nove, and beautiful exhibition, through the
kind solicitation of the patriotic ladies of Wash
ingtou, viii be presented at 0DD FRLLowS' Hall
2eyenth street, EDSESDAY THURSDAY
AMI FRIDAY EVENINGS OF the present week n
the cXcus.Nc benefit ni The Campbell Hospital, to
r: isc tur DE- for Il library.
Tickets p cents Doors open st =, O'Clock ex.
lihitiuu 10 commence at
TIE ~ aiic are earnestly invited to attend with
the assurance that they will be most ably ea
teftained, and at the same time contrihut,. To n
noble and patrloEc work. apS5:
VARIETIES! VARIETIES.
NATIONAL AMUSEMENT INSTITUTION
Fronting on Pa avenue and Ninth st
Proprictors. ........... Hamblin 4 Co
gag EASTER MONDAY "'''e' ri'sri'H
Grand u ,uble Attractions for the Esster HOLIDAYS
OTR PASS WORD Is sGPERiORITY
New Dances new Songs, Original Ethiopian Acts
MILE BRIGNULI,.
the accomplished Da .etse ana Vocalist acc0mp8-
u,ing her songs with the Violin, the bow of hich
she handles with the Ski of pagsanini
ADA LAURENT.
in IA new military dance. arranged and only danced
Dy Ter, entitled the FriHair Volunteer together
with our Brilliant on binalioDs making the hest
company that ever appeared in one concert hail.
j. q Wallace, Ada Te,man, Dick Watkins, Hell
enc Smith, Larry Iooiey. NJ lie Lzatta, Frank
r-ltiue j. Purcell. Addie johnson, Bob Hall.
Harrah Birch. VI. pu!6uey. tie Misses Wh,ting
and The entire company.
= oTR F4SH!ONABIE M4TINEE
for Ladies' ana Children.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON A prils.
Now engaged ane will shoT Ttly appear HARRY
LESLIE. the intrepid wire walker and r. pe dancer.
Evening star., 1863-04-06
5. n. PR E'S
PURE
OHIO CATAWB BA BRANDY

OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY
This gRAkDY t has hem for
CATAWBA GRAPE!
Thus afForiiEg additional evidence Of the pro.
gress Of American Enterprise and Industry. and
OF our ability to produce articles az home equsl to
those made oil any other nation.
TIE OHIO CaTAWBA BRANDY
not only equals but exces the best imported Bran
Brandy haoi1n. This ststeur Mt is fully corroto-
rated BY the cert ties of most distinguished
The want Of Prrs Brnnsy has lorg been felt in
this country AMI TIE inirod ion Of article Of
there vile compounds. hitherto sold under the
name OF Rrandy, can only he regarded great
he qualities claimed for the best l ported Liquors.
Ad is Of perfect purity and superior favor, and
sovereign and sure remedy for
('HOLIG Ia Nc glK, Low SPIRITS,
GENFRAML H. MpEhEItILtTf, Q It Cii0LERd
ns-READ TEE CERTIh7C4 TES!!r
WAsnISGI on, Fl. c., Nov. II, 1858.
d. II. CLARK, Esq Sir: / have made chemical
analysis OF a sample OF pure Ohio Catawba Brandy,
of the manuiscture OF 5. \. Pike u Co.. Cincin-
natl, and find it to be pure wine brandy, frea from
any adulteratons or adu4xture Of Ingredients det-
rimental to health-not fictitious liquor made OF
corn spirits and flaming essences aud it is well
adapted from it's purity and quality. 10 take the
THOMAS ANTIsELL.
Chemical Examiner. U. $. Patent Office.
STATE AssAYER's OFFICE, 81 Somerset ST.,
hereby certify tha, ohi1s have this this "a Gay 1n made
chemical analysis Of sample Of Catawba Brandy
have found adu lite ratng irgred lent i'm proper
subt1nces in it, i is pure brandy spirit With the
oHAs. i. jA0kspS, 81 nsfiSb. Il; g., uses
State Assayer
D. R, CLARK corner III and Penn. ave, sole
Agent for this District mar iS cod 3r
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Chemical Examiner. U. $. Patent Jhic &c
s.-T.-l88o.-x.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS
Invigorates, strengthens, and purifies the sys-
tenn; is perfect appetizer, and natures great
restorer. tits composed of pure St. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs.
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity. It
cures Dyspepsia, is gentle tonic, and is just
the thing for changes of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
P. H. DRAKE & Co, 2O2 Broadway, New
York. 25-eo8m
Evening star., 1863-04-06

ORPHANS COURT.-DIsTRIcr OF CoLUnRIA,
OWsshing,oa County, TO. with the of ohm
Da Wilson's, executor of Alexander Burrows, decd,
the executor aforesaid with the appreciation of the
Orphans Court of w ashington county aforss aid ap
pointed URDAY, the tn day of A pril next for
estate of taid deceased and Of the assets in hand
as far as the same have been collected and turned
into money; when ard where all the creditors and
heirs of said deceased notified to attend at the
Orphans Court of Washin gton county aforesaid
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by Law be excluded from al benefit of
said deeea estate provided copy of this order
be published once week for three weeks in the Eve
ming Star previous to the said lIth day of April
next. Test: q. G. ROBBINS,
mar 20.law3w Register Of Wills,
Evening star., 1863-04-06
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARslNEss, DO.
COMPOUND s1kHP IkGiSH,S 5f GUM ARABIC.

This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
essR SO long known and extensively used that NEST
persons have become familiar with It's extraordina
~ emcacy It can be had ut al the principal drug
stores at IS and fifty cents bottle.
I'D ooAr
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
THE REBELS IN KENTUCKY.
The sssresdsr OF john Mcwwan-rhe Gen.
aitiess of His ssvvssasv. &C., Ae.

hA%NhAht &4l ~ ArD8
Tba folo~ns nscrmsl,oo received u slaaarssrs
Astaixhi
Coloea. resra. wth tes~sen tfsssr kanifeS sss t~g
tforsand msn crossed the fnisria1a river sav ortwa
sttce ara moved borib tgw1s- arbwase. Hs ~as %
to vwlnlty ., thsi pasre sto last aeoosrfa.
ne ~sv.ilins oyaeoa hers ~ uiussry cfeies y abai
~h~a psrrsm stared % 30 Asass 4 80 ssstsrv a
nosTsn. 1sd ogas~mplsisa ssass'ias bsna n ss@ts
ssdsyaal a 80 forces ~ 1eatu1AF i Haah a. 80
fsossr ispsasss 10 ka y sslssf Aifalcq -
ihsr . y s*sA.s.
,oganssss agsclsl 4esgaLhss say thsa Ns 4ssssiOo
.hsusr Cattan nafbr.sse I'D sausariy v Asc<gi ,hs
ssrsaasr u g,An kesGaa Wal - sgesfHy es~rmiD~f
ps .D ~ rss4sssiy sl.sisd maaa aslsas, rv bss
h. any oorauASa A N iius a Mossst st'tss4sr.
6Atsaia srbgSge -nt fs~ osmpAes. sas ssaias
a. sscs ~ aefrss, wbss us asisr eweyerlas 80
tsrrs. slslas Ia sp<n hin, Fsrfsossys1 y Lam os6sv
1.xa ~ W. mi SCR. terms " Fua hu~~s cap' bsf.
btass "A cn~s sssswa ~ ss~ns ~aea tssAa 80
Isssa
Gs~ u2sasrts sfisvwsfas -s@@.sNeva sAsns - ar1
,sss sis'rs lhs fss~ FAss 'e'a+as y 'sesr's sis
tsfM.s "a fur~x&sv
kAs.s a p~ssste ilsrg.
~ ss.r lsss- tAss . ,h~ r4~s = sfs- SAYS
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

10 is4 'hs rabiic ssos Gas slsc COO 90, over ors ii
q Which -as DC 70 forsigns~. me rsvsn0e fos Is
xncunisd 70 only y 400 about wothlrds a shs
Ieuasors-vb1s The rsvsow " ths craren vas >
se~s - s@'cee"o n$ shssca pep<s,y bo~sys
iss a lsis yesr tees on1ss..sss ~hAt . "a. .sn..
..e ,kus.h patty "a sss~o allvnss ss>s 4. Al. 49,,
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Hg new EMPIRE OF RNC0.
Its Extent, Physical Features
and Climate.
Agricultural and Mineral Products, Man
ufactures and Finances.
AREA AND POPULATION.
SKETCH OF SONORA.
TIE lSTHAAuS OF TEHuAMTEPEC.
-~.~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~
THE TRlPARTITE ALLIANCE.
VIEWS OF THE SOUTHERN JOURNALS
&c, &C., DC.

Once again, after interval Of forty years. have an
imperial neighbor western fronner. Mexico aner
bemg Spanish colony, infant empire under Itarbkae
republic On the model of the Unised States dictator
shp under Santa Anna, and anarchy all tho time be-
ecucs cncc again. under the political manouverngs
Louis Napoleon, empire though a. JET without ruler
Tns map which publish day win facilitate our read
s 10 comprcbendng the bearing u this highly inportan.
noveneas On the part Of the French sovernmens.
xxrESr, rHymcAL YKAruRD AND CLIMATE.
TAs ncw Empire u Mexico 10 bounded along ia entire
pcvshcn limit BY the United states, the RIO Grands del
norte being the dividing line the TEXAN frontier while
she estabsbed under the cf the Gads
6sa treaty separates from CaKornia New MEXICO and
Arizona ru southern point trends down into Central
America including the sshmns cf Tehaanlepec and its
whole territorial extent embraced between the watess
a. the 0n q MEXICO tho of the Pacific ocean
tho wess. In s uessert length measures one thou
ssnd nins hundred and e1ghy mies, and IN ia
srsait breadth thcusand oue hundred and twenty
eight miles, comprising q eight hundred and
twenty thousand hundred aad sixteen r slsh
snnrs ntea ~ fronter measures ght thousand one
handrsJ aad tweva niles of whleH Eve thousand sls
krsdrsd s1d thirty mt~s 10 sea coAst n " uavsrrsd
iarou ghous ns wholc isugth by Immonss range a
raounians called tho Cordleras or The highest
peaks u which rse TO elevation a between seventeen
sad eighteen thousand feet above thc cves or the sea
That Of rorccaiepet 81 eeyatre of i7,7gB fcei,
0Dssasa ~ ass feet aud Ytioeasi ,Jco feet these
ere al active volcanoes. owns v tbs mouptAsoas f,r
na,on ne country divided nto three veil dsfned belts
Or onss q climate me lands yns along the ooesss and
op 70 an elevation of ,buussud feet sr called the
Aras oasstss or bot rec on whc4e the mean sempsra
ers seventy seven dsgre~s Fshrcphea Here sseh rrc
Ane,o1s - srs1, coson, ndgs haraass &C. nourh Ths
ss from iwo sheasand 10 eve thooyAnd feet seya,u
y hnc~p - the i'svvas teptsa-s ssn6yinga m,srs,s
snsis where Ne npsv1turs shrsuSbo., Ia 80,
, from slsy sxh 70 seventy s~usss pal,s.,-,.
- rs~s " Me sssen, from - ss<vas.o, AZ A..
nsssand kss y ,hs Zoe - psvvss.., -
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
NEWS FaoM FORTRESS Monaot.
Extracts Srom Rebel Ja.ra.i.-Gaia
Eleven Dollars Prsmta@ o. ..s-
mona-Au ciainsns Of Savannah ssp.-
bis sr BsasisG Arms Eareiisa f.s the
City's Defsn as~.
FosTsssm posEas Jalv y I~g

Fosrsss~ n9nS0s Jul. n l@a
Ta Gag a uaea steamer ss~ york A4rgy.d iron c.ty
FONT Ast evening" 10 sbaxgs u cApssia A4assa- Eiss
ssings prsosva ~ hsr 80 hsys rersivea shssnra
pagers " tss x7tb.
1bs proy~Hw rnitea states arrived b.rs ths sfssps
wll1 ransred ana any fss fsb"i pr.ssnss vkss
we're " tori Norfss
rns ,sesn.u So Yo,E sft I.fs 80 v ~ ts.
natoa
rss fouo-rg "a .rrsu rga - a..hs.,.a .
psrn
me TaysslselS IN d ttgfsg sfi.if thaI "
k0vrs. Tfs~1snl a fhe fe.asgagt r,nfany, - IA -
uiiss tie srterI~~tR 80 taVNateA - sfff ~
a.u. is~ ut4aF ftffy ~ stra Ifa.nfff f.*t fhr
otser~v waA " save 80 ~ t~issfAsh W M*tfna
T. tta GNMf
IiF Joha III ~ - sss r4lasos 80 Nj 8sy
fsDia "a 1afA az A NthHNHa
r~ssEgy tsrna 9aEats lfNgasfs AfNfsa grs~yssy
a4rrla 4 ffN0 twips.WMf AatfFsNty ffe~ FtNTff8 II
Tha Mag8g II M4ANfAh ths *sassl fvtstss4pfps* -
esstlN8 Afi fss Elntx aGr " ergaNgs~ - .fes4
sssuasr 40 l nanaret n ttsfss wn3*h - - fuss
gsae~a x 10. tsns q N4tn4 Il tsv WsAek ~ 40
t4vu wfsa~e asN .s8 Ef# ~. ~ fng fufpgw IN afF
- 80 ssgsss n lasra4 am 8s essstes
IA sifaar A Z. sEf tsns F.@.is& srr-vsa. fH yssfy
aay ffaaf NJ 1nae4
a. asasm. e. g~gsasaaM M ~ 4sth rt3a
ia WaNa ~ fissbt s. EfFTsstss3 Aes ti# N#t##
wsr.aWss k4fs A~~n s1eaa te4 ila.ff res X Fst
So n safs8 ae 81 ID t.lh ~ss 1wt tsas Ntffse IK
Tagssg 80 8f4Eess4 go lNy Ett M.a Ns4 A#
81 tevfs eet1s ftf " teft4 mA tEg tf.t.s
MWn WAFt
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

The average population 10 the square mile about
nine and one-nfth II has materially changed for the
last dozen years,
The popuaiioo 10 classified thus-Pnrc whites, about
one mos Indians, about -four millions. The remaining
two and half millions made up of negroes meslisoes
zambos muattoes, quadroous. qumteroons, sc Of tho
whites thsre two elassosthe creoIcz persons born
IN Mexico wAHs parents, the gachupines, native
spaniards.
Mexico contains eigh,y-hve cities ana towns, Is3 VII
lagos. 45os hamlets, and iis religious communities and
missions.
sKKrcH or SONORA.
me State q sonora on which Napoleon said 20 have
cast ooyetous eye and where he proposes 10 pan,
French couy. lies The coast the Gulf of California
separating from the territory q Lower California. u
rich In valuable mineral deposs. and ia lands
good for agricultural purposcs. great portion ~ IT,
however, s ssili In the possession of ndisns
Wild and savage condition. Tho principal seaport Il
coay amas o. the best hbors along the whole Meal,
can coast, and said 20 be quite healthy II 10 small
place, not numbering over three thousand inhAbHants
me town of Petite, about i2o miles north-norheAst "
Gaayamas. contains seme eight thousand iBhsbnauts
IsrHxus or TxErASrxrxc.
Outside of bis POLITICAL Views 10 this srysd .Glr,
and ~ his idea q planting q French coory on
tho Gulf of California and obtaining po~ae.sson
u ine rich silver min~ u tho oouuiry, one
d tne most important obsc. probably r,ai
Naposos has sst be mod on Ma opsnlns u "a inter.
oseas'c oosn0nIcaibon between he Aianic AID rac6c
by piercing the is,hmus q 1.husniepcc. nwm y. 70
collected shai some years sso he foo, o. favored
project TO open canal The Is,hnus n nsrsu bos
Fsiis Belly nsmaasssa The thing srd tho proers was
sbandcrsd. naposon probably msgnes that be- bs. the
game IN he o~p haods nov, bot he may end b., ssif
no sishsu, - . valid grsrt from The M.roan govern
mert--unsss ssnss Anss, 90 believes he'd w amer
can slslxsGs.
rms rPrAwrrrs ALLIANCE
Ths hsssy cf o-scs~s az, 1851. by vbeb rrsn<e
Errlssa ASA Ssn entered apc~ ,hs .x,~der sss3o,
syss rsssrs fsr tbs ihaa shsss ro.ey. evsa
rseassssss pase~H. W tnS sssvsry Ass vssail.s -
aycs a ,bs Msss<a A.iAosAs-, 10 us nsssra, N
rsaom 80 fsem ln<~s spsiass~ ness .H@ 80. ,sess
la@ fa .ss is~.s $40 l-ss.ty - liss ,aI.. g
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
NAVIGATION or TINE MISSISSIPPI.

~ Lors. Jaiy 70. irsa
Tho steamer impsrai rs nrst bsai frum As~ 0ysaas.
arrived here this mtrnns lsrgs crowd ~ mefehsnss
and other clssns crested bar arrival. And as.ta.sl
salute fred Ia hosos a tho ossrng a I'm Mr.~sps
The steamer Albert Pierce tailed ths ~ysasss for we-
orsans wnl lAsss k~a a pfis.ia irsAht a4d ia
rssrenssr Hot Tts con.ssutd sfs Y1ssssiay 80 u-~
sans port. heavily as.u 9Th sosssnm-nt sspres
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.
The Rebel Lsssss Asssrassg 20 Rebel
A1shsstsy.

sAsnsuIs, Team. July -, fhf3.
We are permitted 10 read you the following fseis. ei
lscssd hero from dss4rtsr jos, IN frum bragg army
10 The aghi horrs aAand tha rebel. sustain 10Y
heavy loss os killed and wosnded@i rrporssd hvo
hundred and Then reduced 70 three hundred and 1fsy
Among tho killed . higadsr osusrai 80 ~. smes,,
colcns LADsdon cbesves. coionsl John loo and n.-s
Tote The body q colopsI John Hes " rssu hsns..
the other three had been broushs is,o cLsson
Consideration pervades the cay snd the I'D chit
drsn are leaving All frss negroes being preissd
the service, and tho oniy hSps for cnsfiesvu 'sy -
II end 10 by the hsyor~t
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rGs s~is ws s,,ss I~sa,i.s

fNMANtH8tss. 8BF ~ Nf*
- Ds.p4A tA~ ssnsestpa,st saftf ft..rM 4 49,
A. Ssa s~u As. t-snss~ .s nsat*ras ts wsF -
"a. 49, u~ay m~ss h 49, ii m- 4s.ss - .ss.
a., a .l@ fsam.sy 80 s.aAa .eatns ~ sAs~ -
a-vsOa.. s.s -sn s,s. - s-tsss a.e s'F @-
ts1sfts
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

nvadsrs ODs q tns nrss acts Of the Dchoaie govern
msut be- been 70 declare null and void Gil proceeding
under the acs of connseation.
ARxA AND POPULATION.
Msxico made up Of twenty States. three Terrific
res and federal district the names and popo
lAtons Of which we're, In 1850. "a followp:-
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$1,000 coo

or about $3.50 600 900.
What has been the production of silver and goid in
hsrbco aimee ls51 Has kept within the average limit
of atty million francs which the above tabs would
gve We have precise Information that pint bot
we see n Tho ofcsl documsfA before quoted that the
Actua prodccton of gold aD6 silver 10 vAlsd at hn
dred mlI,o9 os francs. may be thai the figures for
ments 10 working the mines bot may stl estimate
nj eight nins hundred millions tho worth of the pro
duct Of the years from lsa3 10 1902 This, added 10
the total gven above forms n~ary the twenty tbo sapd
millions 0 francs representing the total hencan rolnc
ton of precious metals THIS makes about two hfths ~
the entire circulating coin u the worh Which Mr.
Michael chevsisr calculated IN is4s At forty four
Thousand miiofa, and whch Australia, California and
Exstern RassA have certainty within the last iEreon
fourteen wears rai~oi 70 nny th08sssd m hltous.
W the twenty thousand mIlnaa thus gruisbed By Mexi
CO, nearly nine have been snp0t.d ~ IA
rope and 70 the United states foe the ~ metallic
eoin circulating the Merriam STATES ostfnsicd
though, iba, there d.. nos crst thai ep.r.
o. hontsxnma wbse metallic ~sath ~ srctsd the
torsness o, the spanish cobq efvys~e god seekers ~
the me~nth century than from three foar
dred millions worth q The Igecous undsf tba
rious forms that inaastry ~ art can ave them.
Bot why siop 70 ap.4k - the gsa Hliser mines a
herlcof There .onething better for that country.
sornething inhaltsy mare prccgoss tn5vs productive
that q mral and political Ordaf wben IN n1asl md
MEXICO frvm The abaNa1n@Ea 10 Nht@ ss bMs be~a
left yegeias the declaFaDs "A her ndag~nds~ss
by her adrDinmtrstIon usMkI@t. vnicDt sod uy4blas
some raiscs hsf 70 respectable fauk Ia the scAAe ~
Th~n Msn 90 lat Delivered from her Internal
strfcs vii be- able coeei ha frsM a tbe and
vogesne ~eaNk nth Whcn ffovtaanos bas been p@ase5
"a erdgw that maxulaeeDt cunfryA future Dgua ~ lbs
commerce ~ b.gh ~uridN h~twesn The t~n o.sass
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

yielded from 1879 1889. through yearly vari
asoos, total Of nearly twcsy thoosADd nliron francs
~, 90 900 600) o the precious ctAls-vz from egh
teen 70 nnecen thousand millions In silver and about
thousand millions in gold, The whole hsaring up ~ fs
lows
Yrancs
Gold and silver coin struck In the Msxican
miois.. .iss7s 800 900
Articles o, gold and silver fAhrIcated during
,hn interval q sa4 4,iss 900 900
Silver exported In bars or ingots wbieb
though prohibited, bAs been estimated At
two miions annually ........ ........ $50 OO5 COO
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

fffsD~.atsd iuw the JsgrTa oss f<bafe. tmly H.
F4t 80 real mpssf@f esrtfs ~ tie pgvgt~ 20
"a We shN hssss, thsf e0anfgy ~bmh sSae1 ths
e4ss ssf ~ fsHn4rTa one txs gwtfsa weT,a
- tsss r. - fsAsN = ~ fissss nyssMw~ ~ Assa~s
ssssf3 ~ a. ~. sswWss.s tis n~ss fs,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
Russians Defeated Near Tarnowa'
THEY RETREAT In GREAT DISORDER
xanciewitz Proclaimed Dictator
Russia Makes No Concessions During
the InSurreCtiOn.
Cotton Firmer and Rising-Breadstuffs Steady

The Inman steamer Etna, Capt. Brooks, which
left Liverpool at noon on the llth, and Queenstown
On the afternoon Of the 18th inst, arrived here on
Thursday morning, bringing the European mails and
passengers.
The Bavaria arrived at Southampton on the 9Th
Inst.
The Asia reached Queenstown at about o'clock
On the evening Of, the 9Th, aud Liverpool at .
o'clock on the afternoon Of the oh.
The City of Washington arrived at Queenstown
about a. IN. on the 18th inst.
Ship Princeton, from Hamburg for New-York, is
ashore near Cnxhayen.
The Blenheim, from Queenstown for New-foik,
has put back having collidcd
Tie Frank A. Badger, from NcwYork for Genoa,
was abandoned 7th Feb. Crew saved.
The news ia quite meager, save as relates to the
royal wedding and its attendant festivities.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
hoard OF Aldermen.

Ata meeting OF this Board yesterday afternoon,
pre.ident WALSH in the chair, q resolution WA
,dopted iuquirins Of the Controller whether the
Ic,,ee, of the Roosevelt street Ferry, have Ipaid
any rents for such lease; also, resolution directing
tbe same officer not TO advertise for saosthe lease
Of the Houston street Ferry un il Instructed w 10 %
A communication was received from the City In
.psctot il regard to tie Hackley Contract. Mr.
Delevan gays: q
Press ng necessities immediate action In the matter q
s your ths. coniIscf nOtwlth t0huHs w
mn to You |. Of very rcceut date So Tar rom eanH
~ i'm IN matters connected WITH the street el"ai
me their condition 1, daily becoming ~orse ami uogh ny
and urgent requests Tor action IN tba pres
ed in receiving those having JuIisdicion ~ IN mat
,r IN attention which their impoItapce demands Ger
n that tho IT. asonabe but deferred son OF h'
pubc will sffsd nnirt urtho yp:
either tbs contractor DO compelled 10 iuh ms oosa
ops 10 the city in The spJ well sbs letter % BIB SSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

Tn IN. Uonse Of Lords on the 9lh, the Earl Of
Malmesbury, at the request oil tho Government,
postponed hs motion rel i've to the arrest Il British
officer. by the Brazilian Government bat no depre-
Gated tho system of officers going on shore oa' Of
uniform. 10 which cause he attributed the nnfodu-
nate collision.
In the House Of Commons, on the same evening,
Sir George Grey stated, Ia reply 10 AN Inquiry ny
Mr.. Hennes.y thar neither before the STATE 81 seB-
WA proclaimed, nor at any other tune, did the Rus
sian Government apply TO her Me)rstys Govern
ment Tor the rvices VI any Ensh'h detectives 10
instruct the Russian police. Two police 0incefs, "a
superintendent and Inspector, did 90 TO warsaw In
the month Of August last, bat not Tor tue pu'po'e
mpled in tho question. Ia July lsst he received n
letter from the Russian Eubassador, sta'i0g tha' tie
Grand.Duke Constantine during his visit to England
had been greatly struck with tho Engsh .yseIi OF
police and adding that, ia the Gr',nd Duke had
been charged with the administration oi police
affairs In Poland be desired TO lace II as nearly al
uos,iblo vi on the system adopted III England. A
request YVES alro made that au Intelligent officer OF
the METROPOLITAN Police forcs should 10 PLACED III
communication with the local anti critics M War
saw with the view Of giving them all the lnfOrna-
ton necessary. A superintendent ana an Inspector
were cent TO Warsaw, and concentrated win Inc
local authorities there; bnt II was the iniOn ol
those authorities that tie English police system was
not adapted 70 Poland.
Sir G.. &. Lewis introduced the Army Estimate.
shO wing redut liOG from last year OF more lhan
million pounds sterling. Ito total ID o21' ,ou
ag,nnst ZIG $4,000. Tho great reduction - gained
in the vote for guns and stores, relaxation IN The
efforts ia that direction being resolved upon.
After rone de bate the principal votes were agreed
to- Parliament was not III session on tho iotD,
owing TO the royal marriage.
Prince Alfred, whose hsalth continued To mako I'd,
vorable progress at Malta, bad since his removal
from hi. ship TO the hospital. psssed bis EXCLAMATION
and received bis con mission as Lieutenant:
The London Times concludes en editoriai on
American slInirs. NJ follow: A hand will sooner
or her be held out 10 the South, and when 10 ro'
fused, as it undoubtedly will he, thero VIII DO no
resource for such belgeunts but 10 part IN peace
That, No far as tho features eau be distinguished 10
tie present aspect II American poIiliss. strong
aud increasing party which is tired OF tho war, con
sents 10 let a. Administration committed TO the
war, carry out its poll y by acts OF revolutionary
extravagance, ealished in til, mean time that sucn
resolutions will have little effect and that us ON"
principles will have powerful Influence IN ue'er
mining events. That influence must necessarily ,end
TO settlement Of the quarrel and !, Id not iikey %
be impaired by "A few weeks more Of such dlrheat'
eping speclacles IA the war now presents