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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19
From Albany.

ALBANr, "Wednesday, March IL, l96l
The Committee Of the Assembly TO investigate
the charges against the Speaker held meeting this
morning, aud decided TO allow the employment OF
counsel and stenograpber, issued eubpenas, and
adjourned till Tuesday next.
The Canal Board net to-day. Their business was
unimportant
Owing to the backward weather, the Canal Com.
missioners cannot yet Tx the day for opening tue
canals.
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MARRIE ID.

this city, "Wednesday. March
Is at All Souls Church by the Rev. Or. Bellows, Dr.
CbarIes Carter Of BnghAnton Broons County ~ T., to
Mary Nelson youngest daughter OF the late Captain John
Banker.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Memorial Church. New York
Ci,, on Thursday March IL. by tho Rev Samuel Apple
Ton Mr. John D.rhieI. OF Riehhsa SPRING.. N Y, to
EIo.s T., only dssshtsr Of CsPt.1n Dssreo Of this
city
pOwI --WApREN--On WsGnssday March II. by the
Rev W H. PsnJlstos Mr.. Auguseus r. Rowland and Miss
susan C. Warren, all ofthis city.
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v;rs in simcoe, &. w.

TORONTO Wedue.dsy, March To, 1863.
Tho s;mcoe Court House, Music Hall, aud Nor
yolL uanss we're totally destroyed by fire to-day.
The ;aii aud Other buildings were damed. Loss
heavy-mostly insured.
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MaiIs Close Mt the Post-Omce

Thd.y a.rch I2i p IL
Mach IL IN
For South Pacific and Central America, by steamer
Ocean Queen Saturday March 2L............. 1Oi g. IN
For Havana, by steamer Esge Thursday Mar. 49, y.
overland via st. Joseph Mo......5 a. and u p.
Eorth-Albany Buffalo and Cgnsdas IS o m and u
No Way Mail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wrst,ru Mai via Erie Railroad ....5 and y ..
Southern and South We,tern Mails IN, n aud 10y
Eastern Mall. ia
New Bedford Newport aud Fall River p m.
The Long Island Nail closes a. 81 H., and 81 Y. II
Sunday Mails On Sunday all mails close Of u 2. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

BROwN's BRONCHIAL TROCnEs.-This uni
verss remedy for Coughs Colds and Bronchial Affections
stands the first in public favor and condolences this re-
suit has been acquired by test Of thirteen years Its merit
and extensive has caused hs Trochss to DO counscsed
and would caution purchasers to be their guard against
Morthess limitations
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Sailing Of the Arabin.

BosToS Wednesday March 49, 1853
The steamship Arabia sailed this forenoon, with
% passengers for Liverpool and "a for Halifax, and
sbovt 500, 400 in specie.
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Weather Rcports. MARCH

WfutheF FSFpOTtS MI TIT TT 10.
Rosroy Man. 10 m.-Thermometer $780, WindW N W..
light Cloudy
BuyyALo a. m-Tbermometer 800. Barometer 20 so
Wind +. ClesI.
CLxvYL.yD, Ohio, a m.-Themome,er $50. Barometer
1923 WindN.E Cloudy.
CHc,so. Ill.,, . nL-Thermometer $50 barometer 2s.o9
Wind \. C<ear. -
CINCINNATI, 0 O. u.-Thernometer go Wind W.
Cloudy
FoKrRTss MoSRoR 8 q m.-Thermometer 49o. Bsrome-
ter 30 O75 Wind W. Cloudy. - 49,
HsnTAI, N. s., g m-TheImome'sr Jo Wind "
Cloudy - -
PORTLAND. Me-, q N. -ThsrnOme,G aa'. Wind N
Clear. -
Bosrox. Mu. g. m-Thsmons.sr $50. Wind N
Cloudy - ~ .
Esw.YoRx, . q m-Thetmonetsr 400 Wind N T.
Cloudy. - ,,,, , At,
PBIL.D.LruIA, Pa, "a m-Thermome,sr 40. Wind N
Cloudy. 49, a,
Z. Cloudy.
PHILADkLPHIA noon.-Thermomeor AZ. Barometer Ola
Wind N. T.. Cloudy . -
CINCINNATI. p. n.-Thermouieer A' Wind N
Cloudy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

The Twenty first Ward Loyal National League
meet at No 435 Fourth avenue Saturday evsninE C
nens Of the ward without distinction Of party requested
"a attsnd.
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DIED.

BRIsCOE-On Tuesday, March H. Henry A Briscoe assd
years and 10 months late Of the Arm OF King bnscoe
Tn 1slsyss and friends OF the family respectfully Invited
40 s,,snd hs funeral Thursday Afternoon q o'clock
s. nj. hls It.iaenss. Ne, laA Jsbwsa sksS t!sshJA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

THE RESULT OF Towy MYETISGs.--ALLLGANY
Angelica c. Daursmo Amy, Sa, Richardson Alfred,
- Witter; Andover, Ii. w. Boyd; Allen. W. Wilson Bel
fast C. Jennings: Brd.s l. q. Sedpsni BuIn' DR. Dim
mick; BOLIVIA H. b. Burdick; Cisrksyile. w: G. South
wo',h csnesv. J. Couch; Cab. X l. ColwSl Ss1s.e,
Independence B. r. Wood; New Hudson. 8 L. Dsvid.on
RushfOrd. W..hburn: West Almond GeoIS. Morton
Willing, ID. p Whittier: Wit, Alfred Scott Ward Milo
Burdiok Republican Uuion-22. Almond Dr. Bsek; Am.
L. b. Elliott, csne.dss Henry Bur.oa G,i.nd'hp w. ~
King; 0roye. Sanus Swain; Scio G. s. Clnk W.esviie'
II. Fork.-Dsmocst.-7. Last year, Republican In 81.
Dem. 9. 49,
EssEI Grown Point, name not given Eh.be,hie~n n
Levi ID Brown Kesne Willard Bell Lcwi. W M. II. Rob
eru NcwcOmb, name not given; North Hudson PhslR.
TconderosA II. q. Borleiah ws.,port samuel hoot Ml'
James NJ. Leand-Republcan Union. IL Cheserhed. hn
fus Prsscoi, EeI John Hossins Jay, GsidnsI Pope M
Daniel Anes; ST. Armand. Ensns Miller-DcmoeIsis u
Lest yeaT-Republioan Union, - Democrats D.
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Nxw.Yosx. May II, ls62
OFFICE.
No. as Greeuwich.st.
SAVE YOUR MOSr,X.
BROADWAY.

BUY EAST INDIA COFFEE. at zoe. per pound Ger.
tilted By Dr. Chiffon to be free de.eterious Ingredients
aud conducive TO health.
III. original BUCKEYE FLOUR" q double Extra
Family FloIs, uneq1sled IN strength. sweetnes and light
PRIME ClrYcUT SUGAR.CURED HAMS lois. pr
Bsss Dol ng snd Hyson TEAS Of exqsite flavor, from
f,()c 10 5 4 Is per pound, &c. Sc.
PEOPLES PROVISION STORE,
No. 26S GREENWICH-ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

HYoIrsIc IssriTUTE.-The concluding exercises
Of the Winter term t,ok pA, 10 the HyEanic Hall Tas
day evening Mach IT, Addresses made by Professors
Trail Lines, Sizor and Allen and selected theses ieAd BY
Pussy Head OF Wilmington Del. Mrs Lydia A. suobridg'
OF Cor,lsudvIls NJ T. and jerome Kiddcr Of Ne~.Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

Non.krrival Of the Europa.
HALIFAX. N. T.. Mnrca ~, p. ~ 1863.
th>sS y W slgas q the Europe hsstAss .las.
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Tho
INDEPENDENT.

INDEPENDENT.
EDITED BY
REV. HENRY WARD BEE CHER.
REV. JOSHUA LEAvITT, d. D..
THEODORE TILTON.
LARGER CIRCULATION
THAN ANY WEEKLY RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPER
IN THE WORLD.
MORE THAN DOUBLED
IN FIVE YEARS
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING
Contents as follows;
Mitchell, THE ASTRONOMER oN
THE BIBLE,
REV. THEODORE L. CUYLER.
PRUSSIA AND POLAND.
REV. GILBERT HAVEN.
ANDREW JOHNSON IN THE NORTH,
BY
HORACE GREELEY.
A VAMPIRE IN PRINT,
AN ORIGINAL POEM.
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER.
THE COPPERHEADS OF CONNECTICUT
BY
REV. JOHN p. CULVER.
GEORGE THOMPSON AND HIS vINDICATToN OF
THE AMERICAN CAUSE IN ENGLAND.
A GRATEFUL ADMIRER.
EDITORIALS:
THE COMING TIDE.
NEW WINE IN OLD BOTTLES.
LANCASHIRE OPERATIVES.
THISTLE DOWN
A LOYAL GENERAL INDICATED.
DEATH OF ROBERT BAIRD. D. d.
A BOSTON NOTION
SERMON,
HENRY WARD BEECHER.
ENGLISH CORRESPONDENC
EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES
| wEAyERs AND FARM LABORERS.
FAMILY DEPARTMENT.
THE wATCHMAN or THE ALPS.
A SKETCH AND POEM.
| MRS MARY II. C. BOOTH.
| TALKS ABOUT HEALTH.
| THE AIR WE BREATHE,
| Br
do LEWIS. NJ D.
CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT.
| BEAUTIFUL STORY
THE WHITE CHICKENS.
THE DRUMMER BOY
THE RAPPAHANNOCK
THRILLING NARRATIVE.
oropor W puNOAY
LITTLE SERMON
FOR CHILDREN
| sELFIsHNEsS AND BENEvoLENCE.
RELIGIOUS INTELLIG
/ REVEALS
VERMONT.
MASSACHUSETTS.
CONNECTICUT,
/ NEwYoRI
'AA''''''' WISCONSIN.
DENOMINATIONAL NEWS.
CONGREGATIONAL.
PRESBYTERIAN,
METHODIST
UNITARIAN
MISCELLANEOUS
! GENERAL NEWS.
RECORD OF THE WAR.
POLITICAL NEWS.
/ FOREIGN News
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL DEPART
\ MENT.
REAL ESTATE MOVEMENT.
PPERHEAD PRIMO s.
| MONEY MARKET.
DRY GOODS REPORT.
WHOLESALE PRICES
COUNTRY PRODUCE:
Important ipornson designed to interest specially ever,
merchant. farmer. and dealer Ia produce. &c.
REPORTED WEEKLY,
! EXPRESSLY FOR THE INDEPENDENT.
DAVID NJ LEWIS
| COMMISSION xKscHAST,
ALSO,
PRICES CURRENT.
aud reliable report Of this latest quotations
II ths entire Now market valuable TO every business
man.
BY A SPECIAL REPORTER
THE INDEPENDENT.
The whole comprising amount OF Instructive entertain
Ing and useful matter, worthy Of special attention
THE INDEPENDENT,
considering the oxen, aud character OF its subscription 't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

GENIN, No. 5l3 Broadway, will open on
THuKsDAY 10Th inst his new spring sly es Of CnLpRks
HAS which will comprne tho latest french and Ensi-h
elite. for IsyAsrs' BOYS. GIRLS and MissEs wear The
Millinery aud Hating trade dealt with on liberal terms
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Performs Cures or

Performs Cures or
DEAFNESS,
NOISES IN THE HEAD
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND
THROAT.
CATARRH CURED
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GENIN, No. 5l3 Broadway, will open on
THuHDAI l9th inst his rev spring styles Of cn,LpRsss
HAS which will compre tho Latest trench ana Ens.n ny
elite. for IspAsrs BOYs. GIRLS. and MissE wear The
Millinery Hating trade dealt with liberal terms
THE CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE is
JAILED prepaid with beautiful mounted objects for or
with 2, Objects -, Henry Css iS' Cen e-.' Sd ioo
by Fowler Wells 3Os; Low. SIS; Shepard 3d. McfHsnd
corner I'D At; Optical Institute. under Bsfnuuis
GENIN, No. 5l3 Broadway.
GRAND OrksisG
Tho largest assortment ever displayed In ,ns city French
English and AmsTicaa Syo' represented Now importation.
| Mrs WIssLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the cid from pain, invsosie' the stomach and
bowels correct. scdy. and gives tone and vsore tho whole
system. rs cents bottle
Ready, Knoxs Spring Style of Hats, No. 2l2
Broadway.
| GOLD PRSs.-Tne best and the cheapest at
A. MoRros's. No. rs Msiden'lsne. New.foh.
PREMIUM ON GOLD. The Subscriber, who can
change his prices with the fluctuations q gold without.
incurss expense In advertising the changes
sell his Pen. at Old Price, Thasns h' Cu'' m
err entitled benefit Of the Premium on Gold rather than
the Ws debasers Of the bs currency this country ever
had he odes all RENTING the amount OF heI orders IN
Cod the full Premium In this city on the day When received
In this way he hopes do the county aud his cassoms
anna GOOD v,,bou, hins9 M the MoKsos PsS can
net be made without OoLD.
WA.n Pspsr Money 10 sent United State, 10 preferred over
.ny other. A. MoKTos Nc. IS Msideslans, Ne"forh
BOURBON WHISKY.
TuAsLi.nEp 1879.
II SER KssrrcKr WHISKY DI'rriIrhIr.
Thu WHISKY has been adopted BY the Government for ho'
pi.al for sale BY every prutss In ibis city, of1~'
should be directed SuIrs DIsILEERs k-n,ucfyo OF Sof
wnpxr Asxscr No. ~ Broadway. Ss~.i'H
GEMS, No 5I3 Broadway. Styles for
Msses. Boys aud Infants "a
! o'sKL,So JorRSEr
II
Hnv.YoEK TO sAs FKAscueo
|
| TnY sryxyR ~ 1853
HoRscg GWxyixr
Prize. e. Sent by mall. postpaid on recsir' Of Phce
Adlfe0
HowYort
| PEARL NOTIFIED Soar - TIE BEST
and most economical for Laundry and y b.rs par
ou.y adapted Tor rsnnss and all kinds OF wooden goods
Manufactured and for sale by y. SoRCASs Soas No Ill
! Wsshington.st. and NO. 40 W-.t-st
Al,o, FAsILr. PALE and No. ] Soaps
GENIN, No 5l3 Broadway. The most brilliant
HAT for Young Men
TRUssEs. ...Dr. RIGGs's HARD RUBBER MIL
rIrnpAL TRus. invites the mo.t searching criticism This
Instrument and VA.IooGnLn TEr,s may be seen 81 d.
RIGoss office, No. 2 Barclay St. New YoTk
GROVER g. BAKERS SEWING MACIINEs have
taken tho premium tho ste Fairs held In New
Yorb, New Jersey. Ohio, Indiana Illinois. Michigan, Iowa
Missouri Kentucky, Tennessee Nirgnis. North Cnroirs
Asbsms and California including every State Fair where
exhibited in 1862. oRee, No. +95 Broadway Ny.
TRUssEs. -MARsH g. Co.'S Radical Cure
Truss Office No vessy.t funder Astor ouss), opposite
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6peflal Notltes.

Seventeenth Ward Republican Association
The regular monthly messing the Association WI" DC nou
Al Inrolu Hall No 1863 Eat Ious,on-st. corner Allen.
THIS (Thuisd.y) EVENING. March 70. at u o'clock
" JOHN LABOR, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

Mrs. WISsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
relieves the clid from pain nvsorse' the stomach and
bowels correct. seldy and gives tone and the whole
system rs cent. bottle
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jOfiN lAt hOh.
No. $50 Pearl-st., New York.
NEy-YohK, July 10. 1867.

NEw-YOhk, July IT,, 1867
bis rertI6es tina. mother has been for tms q.
ac,.d with pa snst from pain and rumbD9
noise. n the head together with other indications OF ofaS
o Of HEARING d. Won Eisenberg removed from her cara
great quantity OF mste together With coagus'ed BLOOD re-
ieyins her simultaneously aud oil without pain V via
gr.ts,l thanks that eve tA testimony 10 lis ski
CARROLL J. POST. No. 70 South'st.
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No. I73 MEacgR.sr., NEw-Y osx.

r'yox EugsBgRG ~ D.-Dear Doctor: hsye been
scsd with total DEAFNESS and induced to pay you
Witt one can my delight when sitter one ope-
ton INV hearing suddenly aud wthou. psin re ored %
me Tor which grateful After being totally DEAL
almost shut out from the pleasure Of usisg so necessy
have returned and hear distinctly 'eeces
re. cred, on you the immense amount OF skill you pos
sss beg thank you for wha, can 30 truly appreciate
an Sir, your 0bcdient Sc yant, u.np,,ov
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

military school. Ms.rOgoli.sn Halt Prness' between
av.n And Thompsou.sts Pupils OF the above establish
t vii please BE- In attendance tonight Those who have
ssoo,ded their names specially nOtihed business OF
,ap.d Cart o. Eye fQAiINCES !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

Ready, KnoA's Spring style of Hats, No. 2l2
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

GROVER & BAKERS SEwING-MACnNEs have
taken tho premium tho l.o state Fairs held In New
YORK. NewJsnsy. Ohio. Indiana Illinois. Michigan Iowa
Missouri Kentucky. Tennessee, Nhsnis, North Cnrolrs
Alabama and California including every State Fair where
exhibited in 1862. oaee, No. %95 Broadway, N Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

Course Of Popular Lcctures.LThs fSpnn WI, .0 OS
~, ioth.,,s THIS EyEaING, March 10. By The Rev
JAMEs EELl.s u. d.. 81 Brooklyn Subject; 10 JsuT
Own Thinking" Dsors open ct O'clock Lecture 10 AZ
mil. Is cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

PEARL NOTIFIED SOAP IS TIE BEST
and mos economical for Laundry and snily bsire
ou.y sdsysd Tor hsnnsls and all binds Of WOODEN goods
Manufactured and for sale by y. SoHcASs Soas' No al
wsshington.st and No. 40 wo.tst
Al.o FAsILr, PALE and No sOsps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

GENIN, No. 5l3 Broadway. The most brlllia
Hat for Young Men
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

sAH Citizens Of the sixth Ward, irrespective OF
Psy invited to meet at Golden. Hell corner Of Cente
and Fr.nklia s,. THIS EVENING at n o'clock, for The
pyrpo,e OF ORGANIZING q PEOPLES LOYAL UNloN
LEAGUE. plcng their hearty support 90 the ooSe'n
ent In s endeayo TO porpetusie the Union as "s ah1
The Constitution ~ 1, Is BY invitation Of many citizens OF
the Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

U.,,.d Htates Passports. Citizens Of the United
e,, shou, 70 travel abroad may procure Passports from the
n.ns,tment OF state, application to e. WILLAMETTE
Tui,sd States Court Buildings. No. Al Chsmberss
p .bs 10 military service must execute bond approved
~ m. United ststes Marshal TO provide substitute II
drafted.
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The CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE is
mailed prepaid, with beautiful mounted objects oi - or
with objects - Henry Csg, l8g Cen rrst Sd hoof
New. Yor, Liberal discount dcseo. Sold on Broadway
by Fowler Wells. 3s; Low, 3aJ Shepard J? mcfHisnd'
ca sd At. Optca. Institute. under Bsrnu1is.
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GOLD PRSs.-Tae best and the cheapest, at
A. MoRroSs. No. IS Maidtn.lsns. ROW. fort.
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GENIN, No. Jl3 Broadway.
GRAND OPEsIsc.
Spring styles
MiuT Hats
Boys HAS.
Infants HATS.
The largest assortment displayed la tns city French
English and American Sly represented Now imporaiions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-19

TRUssEs. ..-Dr. RIGGss HARD RUBBER MIL
1IyspAL TRuss invites the moot searching criticism. Thu
ipstrumsnt and VAncocHLs TKUss may be seen at Dr.
RrGes's Office No. Barclay ST.. NerYork
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-11-19
The Approaching Draft.

Gov. Blair has issued a proclama-
tion,- calling for recruits to ell up the
old regiments, and for men to fill the
quota of Michigan under the new call
for 100000 men. To effect this objuct
the same bounties are to be paid to
veteran volunteers Chat is those who
have served nine months and over in
the U. S. army that has heretofore
been paid, viz: one months pay in adj
vance, and bounty and premium
amounting to S4O2. To all other men
accepted and enlisted, one months pay
in advance, and in addition, bounty
and premium amounting to 1902 will
be paid. In addition to this, the Su,
pervisors of this county, at their llate
meeting, adopted resolution to pay
every recruit from this county an ad
ditional sum of $3.50, making the snug
the little amount paid to every man
who may enlist of 1852 to veteran vol
unteers, and 1852 to new recruits, be-
sides regular monthly pay of Sl3,
clothing pay of $3.50 and rations.
The quota of the State has been as
signed by the War Department, and
is 1925 men. The quota of the
Congressional Districts is as follows
First, 2,137: Second, 2,O74: Third, l..
SOL: Fourth, 1,545 Fifth, 1,76s Sixth
1913.
Thequotas of theseveral sub-districts
in Cass county has been apportioned as
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-11-19

our infantry were engaged with the
enemy at Broad Run and Bristow. and
after two days pretty hard soork, Il
Judge by the noise they made) the enc.
nv began to fall back toward Warren
ton and the Rappabannock. We fol-
lowed them up without the least hesita-
ton, and once indeed we followed them
so close that they stepped one side and
let us pass, but soon we were warned
OF our danger, and for once it must be
confessed that Fitzpatrick was o1tge''-
eraled. Gen. Davis Brigade was COM
pletely surrounded, and had it nor been
for Sergt. Flietner of our battery the
battery at least would have fallen into
the hands of the enemy. But he hav-
ing travelled the road before, knew of
by-road and ford across the Broad
Run. By taking advantage of which,
we succeeded in crossing in safety, not
losing so much as wheel. One man
belonging to our battery is yet missing,
and as he was naturally a-stupid fellow,
we suppose he was thrown from his
horse and captured. His horse came
in with the rest of the company as did
one that he was leading, but no one
knew aught of him, this took place on
the 18th, and since that time we have
done nothing worthy of notice. We
are now encamped near Hay Market,
but believe Buford and Gregg are
both out as far as Warrenton or Beal-
ton.
l have heard constant firing of ar
tillery all the afternoon, and it is said
that they are fighting at the White
Sulphur Springs. / have much news
TO write but cannot this time for several
reasons, best known to myself. Re-
member me kindly to all my friends,
and keep your courage up. We are
bound to ,ohip them though other ma
tons interfere and combine against us.
You will see at last the starry banner
float over the sunny plains of the South,
and Liberty shall tread its soil with
WELCOME feet. Remember me as
ever. Respectfully yours.
DICK.
Co. E, 9TH U. S. Artillery.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-11-19

Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
Lake DIsasters-.Loss Of the Propsller
Water Pitch with all on board
Prop. Racine Ashore-Schr. Syracuse
Sunk.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. II. 1855.
Private dispatches received from
Detroit yesterday bring news Of the
sinking of the propeller Water Witch
on Lake Huron, during the gale on the
] lth. All on board supposed 70 b
lost. She was bound from this point
to Sarnia.
The propeller Racine is reported
ashore upon the rocks at Forty Mile
Point on Lake Huron, with but little
hopes of getting her of.
Propeller Iowa arrived from below
this morning, bringing the captain, and
crew of the schooner Syracuse, which
was previously reported in leaky con-
dition on Lake Huron. The Syracuse
afterwards sunk in ten fathomas, about
twelve miles from the Straits of Macki-
nae. ,isrs .-.g ....5 Z .saaE ., > ~
Several others disasters Of minor iu,s-
portance are reported.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-11-19
Consumption Act Declared Unconstitu-
tiOnaI.

CONSUMPTION Act Declared Unconstitu-
tiOnaI.
Three partisan Judges, who dishonor
the Supreme Bench of the State OF
Pennsylvania--one of whom is the
same Woodward who recently ran and
was defeated as the-copperhead candi-
date for Governor Of that State, and
the other two, Chief Justice Lowrie
and Judge Thompson, are his political
as well as his judicial friends and as
sociates-have just delivered very elab.
crate and voluminous opinion, to the
effect that the Consumption Act of Con.
gress is unconstitutional! The other
two Judges on the Bench with them
Strong, an honest old Democrats and
Reed, an Administration q nionist-dis
sent from the opinion of their associ
ates but the decision of the three dis
loyalists, they being a majority, OF
course prevails, as far as the decision
of mere State Court can prevail over
the Federal authority.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-11-19
The Missouri u. 8. Senator.

The election of B. Gratz Brown, of
st. Louis, to the United State Senate,
from Missouri, is most gratifying fact.
Mr.. Brown is lawyer of fine ability.
He is the father of the Emancipation
movement in Missouri. He first, of
the leading public men of Missouri, ad-
vocated the acknowledgements of the
slaves of that State, through the
columns of that able journal, the Mis-
souri, Democrat, of which he was the
first editor. He labored with the con-
fidence and zeal of prophet, and the
heroism Of martyr. At the time he
began his advocacy of the cause of
Emancipation, it was both odious and
dangerous to occupy his position. But
he never quailed, and exhibited signal
ability in his arguments and appeals.
Some five or six years ago, he retired
from the Democrat, to pursue his pro-
fession. But his voice and pen have
ever been busy in the noble cause
which he has lived to see crowned with
success and having borne the burden
and heat of the battle, now enters up
on his reward in the prime of his
power and usefulness. 1t is very rare
that the reformer thus sees the fruition
of his labors, and is publicly rewarded
for conspicuous and invaluable servi.
ces.
MIR. Henderson, Mr.. Browns associ.
ate, elect, is also rising man Of
marked powers, but has not preserved
so consistent record or exhibited sc
unsel6sh devotion as his colleague.