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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02
At W9SEINL Ton.

Congress has 90 nearly passed all tbe essen
tiaI mcasares of the session that we cannot
anticipate the failure Of any one Of them.
The bill pIocing the Militia Of the loyal States
under the control of the Pre,idcnt; that pro-
yiding Il National Banking system; AID that
authorizing she Secretary of the Treasury to
borrow money for the service Of the present
on the LIST Of July next, ore beyond cOstiD-
geney. The J,ternal Taxes haze bcen ~
modified as 10 secure additional revenue yet
tighten the Burdens Of certain Oyer-iaIed
interests or industries. If ,he psople respond
cordially TO these drafts or their patriotism,
We belieye the Rebellion may De sBrely
and speedily crussed out. Should they fsA to
do 80, il will not be the fault Of the NAXFblth
Congress-.
In comparison With the cv' At Of or, gigantic
Civil Var, all othcs Issues sak INTO .asigS!i-
cauce. " Shall thS Nation b. saved ''-WhO
cares for aught bc9ide until that question be
decided lhc grage peril c, Di-IItoo, will
troubled yista OF anarchy and turned beg sad
i, dwarGs al other considerations. Yet Dispa-
ION, though fearful possibility is not the
worst. 4 recons.Tuction' whereof Slavery
shall De t1e corner -etoDe, as 1t already ~ OF
tie Rsoei c0n.edetaey-a reconstruction sab
stantia!ly 9a she bas:s Of the Montgomery Con-
stitation--a reconstr2otion wh,0h shaN pract-
caly maze Jrii. Davis arbter of cur SatiDual
destinIes--woald be It'll wos2e, evea, than
DisunioA; and this, 700, is a sill possible ca
t2.tropAe. We do LOT dePrecase the other che
loss that We deem This the lowest abyas OF
mingled crime and calamity.
Wo believe the Administration hns by the
action of Congress at this SesslOn been sup
piled with means to. crush tls Rebellion. Not
that the means are actually provided, but that
cali then. out. Tie Militia, Finance and APP
preparation bills are amplc-what remains IL to
call out the men aud procure the money. IL,
then, those means shall be committed ~ tho
direction OF capable Generals rho reaiiy
mem to pM dorm Ike Rebellion, Che result must
be suspicious, and need not bo remote. Gene.
rails who are more afraid that the Rebels
shah not have monopoly OF the service Of
+ negroes than that treason shall not be crushed,
VIII never accomplish anything. How should
they Who imagnes that General who de-
, clares that he would rather have tb. Conied.
crates triumph than have them put Down by
arms welded BY negroes, can heartily fight u
; Shareholders Rebellion Such a man's heart
is with JEFF. Davis. and his "treasure" would
be there also if Confederate note. were a, yalu.
able as Greenbacks, dollar for dollnr. II would
take more soldiers Of that faith to nut down
a Shareholders revolt than snow. balls to boil
: Il eakettle.
i TAs se.lyl u tas Aons w the FINANCE and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02
q EN ERAL NEWS.

In The United States Senate Saturday, ~ reso-
iuion tn adopted king Information OF tie Secre-
tary Vi the Navy as 10 whether any officer vi the
Government has liberated prisoners caltused by aay
navhi officer. and restored captured properly, Oh
pa meM OF money or other valuable corrdegatiou
hill WAS Introduced 20 pay for afmirg oyai CITIZEN
ucols organized III insufreclionary districts. The
blll to enable the people Of Co0iedo 10 term Stae
GcvcInment was postponed. the b.ll to Organize
tie National Forces 10 il came from The House was
tLeu considered. DuIiug the PROCEEDINGS Atr. sher
man, 1rom re Committee Of Conference Oh the
Way and iheans bill, made report relative % the
bail tx, wblch was oDBcnued III. II prnyides iOr
"a. Of enc per cent ON al circulation below The
scale proposed by rhc i0use Two per een5 On ali
sbcyo, oud onefouI,h Of one pey cent Oh Opposite
A rorcd was made from ,hc Committee bore+s2
Relations, regarding toe question Of foreign media
tiOn. Tho report was unanimous, and deprecltes
any interference Whatever, by any foreign nauoa,
our bn'iOnal dficui.es 4 bill WA introduced
Tor tie purchase 81 the Stevens Butery. The report
OF the Couso.ittec vi Conference OH tho rosial-Rc
iorIa bl Was agreed to. Tie debate on the National
Forces Til was continued great length ana with
considerable warmth. Finally, all tie House ameni-
meats were conenrred in aud the bill paese,s
In tue House, the Committee Oh Elections made
au unfayorabe report on the credentials OF Alvin
Haw kins, claiming seat for the Ninth district a.,
Teon,s ee. The Report Of the Committee o, Confer.
ence On the Engagements the bill inereasin0 the
number Of Generals, was agreed 70. The rnart
provides for thirty MaioI-Generals and sey~n,y.rve
Rrgadie,s. The report OF Inc Committee OF thu
Whole Old the Tax bill amendments. was4consiaer,a
and the bill'as amended, finally passed i. re:siu,
the clause taxing Gales OF gold and silver eou. III,
retor Of the Committee vi Conference Oh the Nav..
Appropriation bill wac agreed to; also the Com
miller OF Conference on the Loan bill. During th
evening session the House in Committee
the Whole on the Miscellaneous Appropriation bill.
-By the arrival of tire Africa We bsve two day
iwer news from Europe. Fhs lest accounts from I'll
Polish instruction are favorable to the Poef Gar
bald aud Victor Hugo have Published shining ~
P,ss in favor Of tho Posh cause, the former TO III
Eneish people, the latter TO the Russian soldier
Prussia hae concluded y convention with Russia f.
she suppression d the insurection but Austria n
fused 10 take any Part in The convention, and Wa
accused by Russia aud Prussia Of having encourage
tue outbreak OF the revolution. The London Tt,as
;eleAks again OF The in'gnifcancs Of the speech G
n. A.ss.. asi 4xsivr' ssayUi!lyn " uls aeulhsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

Confederacy. The Pince Of Wales bad beer
formally presented with tho freedom Of the Fish
moneer. Comp ny, London, and suitably acknowi'
edged tie compliment. Tue Briseh and Foreign
Aut-Slavery Society has resented an address to The
ing Of the Netherlands cOmplimeping him foI the
abolition of Slavery in the Wet Indies. reply
has been given to tbs ad ress by order OF the kng
expressing warm sympathy with the objects OF The
Society.
AT special meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
merce on Saturday, Mr. Gould presented report
concerning the bill now before Congress FOR sDe
prevention Of frauds upon tire revenue. meSsr''
i. A. C0ukling. j. A. Stevens and Sinclair louSey
Were appointed a COMMITTEE TO represent the Cram
Der in the Statistical meeting 10 bs held in Wash
ington to-day.
Nearly all lie Republican members Of the in
diana Assembly withdrew on Wedne' day last' ana
left the body without quorum. IL WAS done 10
prevent tho passage by the Democratic majority OF
m unconstitutional bill to sIip the Governor OF al
power over the State militia
San Francisco dispatches of Saturday discred't
the story Of the Iture of Guayamas by Inc
French. The Pallas wac at Mazatlan. and IS the
only French war steamer known to he oil the
Mexican coast.
In the State Senate on SatuShay, petitions for
the improvement OF Hudson RIVER navigation were
presented. Soverals bills were introduced, and
Others were under consideration in Committee OF the
Whole.
In the Assembly number Of bills were intro
duced nearly all Of local character Notice was
given of bill 10 provide for the election OF Com
nissioners of the Croton Aqueduct Board.
The Stock ma rket on Saturday morning opened
heavy fcr Governments ard tho 6, Of 1881 showed de
cline Of = cent Ia the share list there considerable
irrcsurity but generally the market he,vy In COX
there large eent, tic market being firm, toushin
ll2he same price Custop-Hous notes. At the Secon
Board he msrke,Na, fatty active for Shares 81 mos, case
at concession morning rates. Governments ais
he5vy and Coupon Is Of 1891 sold 99 against lo2 on FRI
day. The zoe sold 1t 1904. and the Oue-Yen Certificate
were in fair demand d98. Gold sc;ive bu low
selling a. Tl ~ the O'Clock call here stronger ton
ia the marse L. Government Bond. there ausar
tious. Custom h ouse Notes sold y higher than Gold
there beipr short interest them to be covered God
sctive l5sel7l The Share market generally shows
the close bu; little change during The week. H. Foreiga y,
change there IL but Halo ddag Sterling 10 nomina!y lG8.
iG9 Treights dull, hos without impoTtar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

salug on tbs Border. State tack when Gov
Seymour wrote this letter Of sympathy, aid
aud comf,rA to ar avowod and active Rebel,
as bo had previously written one Of Ike i'm
port to one Of his own ncigbbors. And thi.
Seymour is now tho Democratic candidate for
Governor of Connecticut.
IL it or is it not willfui gigantic falsshood,
that "Lbe North wes united in support Of the
War up to the az rarance of the Presilehts
first Proclamation Of Freed0ml' Yea or Nay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

We print Oh the second page Of this morn
ine's paper a complete list of the nominations
sent by the President to the Senate for ap-
poiutment and promotion in the regular army,
and also all the Dames for Major and Brign-
dier-Generals Of Volunteers. All those names
were sent to the Senate, BY tho President and
Secretary of War, between the 10th and 25th
of February
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

BrACriFrL GHRoNo-LIrHo0n,pHIc PicIvREs-
Prang Co. OF Boston. have ssued some very beautiful
specimens of CAgonoLhosuphlS Peure'i snlOnS which
Of u specimens o. The Moths o. North Anercs IL
Autumn Leaves u Hunmins Bgl. and the pno.c buia
inss OF Bo,on printed ssee. Of paper. which, when
O.dcd sons Snd is called Tho Boston Rose" They
have Ao usd other pictures ia ke high style oi the art.
snong vhsh the Coslrns Of the sewers. States OF .A
Uuon ssrri those Europe These pctgrs exceed IN
beauty sna ,ruhfane's anything have Heretofore see"
produced Ia TIL. country in Europe and confident
tho enterprise viii prove r,muuersvs and beneficial In
inesoasns love for the besa.fs whe At the time
they will be the mean. Of insiuctns the youth OF tho
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02
SUPPOSE YOU THY TT.


column of monstrous peryersion of our an
nouncement of an intended expedition from
Port Royal to some deDsely shvoholding por-
ton of the adjacent Rebel States with intent
to upset Rebellion and Slavery together-which
it styles
tons ard the farms Of millions Of Americans io g mite
son Domiugos project for suendehng tender infancy and
and the appealing Qvsue.s OF woman 70 Cant
val OF msdden,a guosuce AID loo-ned u o. blood &c SC
winds up as follows:
"Tns THinrxs's story Of con. Hunter rrsy be ,ar..
Tn IgBvNks revelation o. il. feeling. ten pei PM.
po 10 p-t" md b,yopd fetfAcuon er-srh'ion VIII
ne'of o. iois 'tI and I" non ia' H sven ~ ga.
the fancy OF which bis organ Of ensohy ,oa'. to-day tho
or those VINO counsel TO crime snd tbam" viii
ha-tu to il, maik surely az tho isn'an9 aud "ih a.
dead bolt'
--As wo have had quite enough of this coN
ardy bullying by the symrathizers with jeff.
DAVIS ard bis ow-trai;ora, we advise them,
once for all, that We dcspise their menaces and
defy their malice. OF what Gen. Hunter may
do or not do in his department, We know moth
ing. save as advised by our cwn and other cor
RESPONDENTS; but our deserts and dement's eau
be nowi,e affected thereby. You have known
for a year, as well IA you Know to-day, that
we believe Rebellion based on Slavery is onl,
to DO dei,ated BY striking at the effect through
the cause-that the Union cannot be restored,
and orgLt not to b.. save through the virtual de.
siruciion OF ia implacabIe foe. You know that
We recognize no traitor, no Rebel, 40 enemy
of the Union, as having any moral or legal
right 10 hold any loyal person IN slavery within
the limits oi these United state3-that his doing
80 is an act OF usurpation and violence, Only
maintained by superior force, and liable to be
upset by force at any moment. You kLow that NO
hold ,hc negroes o.. the South 10 b. every whit a,
religious aud humane rs the traitors VINO pretend
to own them, aud quite M kelly TO rerpcct the
usages and restraints of civilized warfare. You
know that Wc regard them IA in 40 sense the
Inade triuksts of the bones of our brothers
found dead Oh the field Of Manassas, or those
who stripped the bodies OF our heroes lying
cold undcr their batteries at Frederick burg
aud then were guilty of the unspeahahe mean
ness of asking our General to send over and
bury them. You know that We believe that
wherever a collision grows ont Of tins attempt
Of n traitor 10 compel Unionist to continue
to serve him Tor nothing. and any on" gets hurt,
tho bisme rests wholly on the traitor, not at
all on The Inicnisi. All this You knew just
NJ we'll last year n you know It how. II,
then, you have any rIans at command who
dare attempt to execute your threats OF arson
Or murder, why do Mt You stop yaporins and sc:
them on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

Advertisements OF R.lig ious Meetings and of Mar
Wages snd Dcshs viii be charged fifty cents FOR each insertion
u TAG TRIBuNs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

FIN scE-PapgR MoNEY-GoSEaNoRs sND rbk
Goy1sSEp--l, will he seen 10y hdysfssnen, that Simon
Stern esq, viii deliver Lecture this evening In the sT
hall Cooper lurle u o'c,cck upon the Principles O.
finance fspsi Meno ana the Relations between G1'sno"
ant the Governed
DonRsrIc Within the past weea
Ad-rnsn WASH ,rrelsr, OF ,ae BoerD has io's three
members ofhis family by .iknsss. Mi.s Hannah hsrtin
HE WHO'S sitter wu buried sunday ssi o. thursday n"
ncthsrn.s, Ar. Natp, died, sud On tsids! tho young
es .i',sI Margaret is.. essfi'@ANc ny ever Inc
Gsr u Mn. Marin sul h.r den.tr Massret ooA pass
Ss.igday ,Ae residence o. hssni 40 Washih NAa''
street toe fensp, being inter- ed IA. C,lvary Ceneery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-02

PORTLAND, March |, 1868.
The steamer st. Andrew, from Glasgow, Vi. H,i-
hinx, wac IN Che Day tl'r forenoon, bat owns 70
lAilk basx ytVg s.t.pI iua Vi tSS!sA 6A~--
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On 5seosjsy sse lot isss. sds6aEDd .
cs~asyv srtgshe 10 Blue Spr:pgs. where
ttsy f.n3f tie enemy stsonSis posted AID
oistnt staos1p-n tesistssscs. Safmisbing
contfaGed until sboa: o'c.ocs In tie ev.n-.
ing, " hen l s-rt ia 4 dfysss4B OF infantry
y - charged and eleareG the vols, gal.
'1t Try nrsyiDg ibs epenl 10 cgotus.o.s unti'
jsfs. Durog TIE :s!eLt TIE e.euy retreat;
~ PEG pslsseiy. i.ast4z t1f,e stsd on tie
&c a an 81 - II iEeir sosnoed III .ss
sss.as. We porsued IA tie n4Droln2 With
si4ntfy and cG.sifs. TIE iaf-ie ping
, rcserset ~ a. Iisn!e.soo hut ushg 70
! ! n, .essitsr.,su1irg att 3rew ard aiUgea
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| | aHLarew meet Vi NY iai4ntiy sDo retnrn
| % % the place.
GEO. Srzckelforo, sitb his cavalry and
: brigade q infantry cen.u.iI.d ike pnfeu't
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