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V7HE SEML-W TRIBUNE.

TIE Ngw.ioRK SGNm-WGEKLY TMDUSE IS
po5;iahed every TUESDAY and FRIDAY
Contents Of No. 1859 FEB. "a i
I.LRADiNG ARTICLES: Pos,oge OF the BANKING
BIZ. Connecticut Foreign Intervention; Postal
Reform; Miie-se II CoogFeF,, III. =, Need Of Sic-
tory; Col. Ford Why the War Must Go Oui
fre.son in PeuDsy lvaniai New -Hamp sbire-C on.
nscasGt The Proress Of Treason DEMOCRACY
aud Rebe ion The American ar In the BTitGh
lahi4meulj Mehie6l Editorial ParsIalhh
u..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
nI..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
IV..RRoM WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
y..THIRTY- SEVENTH CONGREs5-THnD srs.
Representative.
vI..THE WAR IN THE sOUTHWE
VII. THE NATIONAL BANKING BILL
VIII. TIE DEPARTMENT OF TIE SOUTH.
TX, THE T-CuE EXPEDITION: NesrophobiA The
Cr.el rtetncn u tnv ~:le.: ai'eni Aaaas
&, Baton Rouge; The Reported Capture Of the
Brooklyn.
X..THE sENArORlAL STRUGGLE IN MIS-
OF the Fmanc CATION Party; ftt Attempt. nt
Uuiou Openius Of the Joint Sessions Could sen
e.ors Have Been Essc'0dl The Prospects Of 'he
Party.
M..FROM THE ARMY OF TIE MISSISSIPPI;
The Ram Qaeen Of the West Gone on an t1pe.
ditlon mp the Rod River SiskGess 10 the Army
ol NicksbuIg; IAc Town q De 500 Nearly : I5.
merged; The Union foTces IN Front Of the City
ILo Mortar. Boas Ready for Action; The Town
Of Bolivar Landipg Destroyed
XII .IMPoRTANT FROM MEXICO: More Disasters
to the French: Their Hepase at Tsmp.e,i De-
ftruet.on &C Wsr Steamer Three Other Ne'selr
Cartglcd me Boublrduen. of Acapulco; The
Coiiaf G,tsck on Puebla; Mexieali Smguioe Of
succefs News from Havana and the West Ia
dies. Correspondence Of The ". Y. Tribune
XII THE ANNUAL REPORT OF TIE COM3lS-
MlSSIONERs or EMIGRATION.
XIV. INTERVIEW BETWEEN TIE PRESIDENT
AND Mr., MERCER; The Secretary OF sie
aud France.
XV.THE BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON: Repub-
licsn Celebrs,ioni The Speech Of Mr. Dickinson.
fW..LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
XVII. yERNERS PRIDE: by the Authoress Of &" Eat
Lynne"
XVIII. AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.
XIX. CUR DAIRY INTERESTS.
XX..FROM EUROPE; Arrival Of the Malls Of the
Canada The Queens VI czech Tho Prince OF
Wales the House Of Lords; The American
Wsr ia tine British Parliament; Speechet Of Earl
Derby E0Il Russell Mr.. DisrGer, Mr. Csthorpe.
ana Ot1es; Important Declaration on the Proc
lsm8ton Of kmsnctI alton.
Xxi.fROM NEW ORLEANS: The Delta Newspapor;
Suspension Of Ediiorshp Tho Teche Expedition
The Rebol Lesi-s:orei Bainio. Of 'he Louisiana
xxi. WAR ITEMS.
XIII. POLITICAL.
XXiv..AGRICULTUAAL ITEMS.
XIV ..rERSONAL
HAYI. CITY NEWS
NANu- MARKlAGES AND DEATHS.
AXFIH. MiscELLANEoUS ITEMS
%AIX, .COHMEKCIAI. MATTERS: Full Re,sIi. Of ths
otoc~, Money COtt0n cram aud Cattle MGfActs,
specially Reported Tor The NJ T. rdOunG
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Gcnses an0 .Garrns Wanieo.

WANTED on a LEASE ofTHREE YEARS.
w Five to twenty acres Of IMPROVED LAND aud a
rood larre HOUSE IL mast possess al the comforts o
home and be near village rail Dad sa'ol and selml
ndire None but sccurt, descriptions OF places NAME snd
ua ion viii be attended TO. small Farm stocked, with
Tho personal supervision Of the owner would bo considered
Addres Box No. 3 III POstOhice.
WANTED-FROM FIRST OF MAY, or
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IRON MOUNTAINS OF MISSOURI
PILOT KNOB IRON COMPANY.
LAIlIAL................. ..........sl, OOO.OOO.

The PILOT knob IRON COMPANY or MISSOURI,
dosrous Of prosecuting their work. al this oabe prfc
IN renewed vgor. ohe Tor the hft time ONEHALF
81 'hIr CAPITAL STOCK Tor SALE il this market, in
sAlrss NJ : 100 cscl.
Jer property over sky 'fuarc miles containing over
sntu % lud, and embraces th most valuable % the
yolde al Iron M0aEtsla region Of Missouri n j. situa
a. thc tne ~ Louis AID Iron Mountain NlFJaJ
. ~ ies from -. Louls
Produced al tat point cheaper Oh anywhere elc
IN the void The property Of this Company Of TIE
most valuable Of tho Kind.
Sl giions ~ be received Tor short tu- the office
Of ttss. j.. y. MORGAN 20 Nos. "a - Ia change
p!.ee bod also a. Tie oh-' Of 81. G.. MfNCUA&D etq, So
o. t4shs s'pilce. whore further nl0n alton may be ob
lthrd twenty-five per oent win be required when the
wLoe IL made up aud tie bal.ncc may be paid
iA indictments, II desired.
1Lo so1fcIbrs who are connected with the Company
viii be n the city lew day.. aud may be
tie otutr II the above places.
JAMES H. LUCAS,
THOMAS ALLEN
Of -. Louis.
New Yorh Feb. p. laG'.
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finanfiaI.
TWELFTH ANNUAL REPORT
TnE
NJhNIIATTAN LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY
OF NEW.lOKk.
OFFICE NO. ~ NASShU-oT..
ioprOsITE TuK rOsI.OrfIcK)


N,v yonY Jan J. leG1.
Net asset, OF Jan !. "
Rece,p4 dufinsihe year.
fOT I..uiiulnp, eAtf" iteD'uHs, asa co
For Interests md Repts."..... 80. 567
FOR ReBts sccgued and deferred ., non so- %;
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lO'A' ''''''''''i Observation-Disclosures.
Paid Claims by death on Policies
and bonns and payments on ..
Annuities...................r RI ,%1 70
M,dcI Eranincr,' Fees
Commission. Sc.............. 4,2b ~
Fad Dividsnds. Reinsnanee,
Purchased P0licc5 sud bonus
and interest on DNdfnd,.... 9oloJ - @,7l2 ~
Total. .40s 2s
AsSETs
Cseh IN Bank and on band....t 22.29d 10
Bond' ard Mortgages. .....ys,Ep W
Real Estate ............. 1853 80
force. .........'.............seti "a
yane Of Ito Policies Which Sc
! cur. these Notes is $3.50 GO COZ
Quarterly and semiAnnual pre- , -, NJ,
miunls deferred. ............. 4i,o4i so
Uated state, stocHs md Sew' ,,
Premiums end ln.cres, in the
hands Of Agents In course OF
!. collection and usnsnissioDi a.
occurred by b0nds........,.... 81 100 II
| Temporary Loans on Bonds and ..,o.
Int ter s scti,,, to 1T jan, and
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I
An Allotment Dividend % rHiRrI cENs has been mahs
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U,dS her,oio,e declared AID represented by Sc iP Oh
tie Po11s o. the Cos puny. -..,., al.
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| g y STEBBlSS, hc,uDy.
/ 4 pI' BOIS Nell 81 EKaniufr
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A RBIFRARY ARRESTS IN THE SOUTH;
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Thirty mics south Of Philadelphia BY railroad rich soil pro-
duces large crops 2acre from Is to 90 per
payable within Yeas Good bu5ues openings; good
ctty iandrcds settling tDd making improvements.
Andy to CHARLES K LANDS, PostHster. Iinrlaud
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| contain ming fun information will be sent free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

DIED,
On Wednesday, the 18th instant. LOUISA VIR-
GINA JOHNSON, Ia the 18th year OF her age
On the nth instant. az o'clock D m after
long and profracted illness, which he bore with
chr1stihn fort.tude, THOMAS MiLSfEAD, aged
IS years.
Dear husband,
Bright angels bore thy spirit hence,
Home to thy Savior's breast;
And there, in death q last calm repose,
We sw thee laid to rest.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
his funeral from his late residence. AZ aud
ieets, at 2 o clock en- Sunday evening.
Port Tobacco Times please cOpy.1
On Friday 18th ir slant, FANNIE JAMES, aged
year 5months, and Is Digs, infant daughter of
Jonn and Rehecca schofield.
The relativts ard friends of the family are
specially invited to attend her funeral to morrow
(tupdayj evening. At O'Clock, from the re sidence
of her father, on Sth, between and SITS.
On the morning of the 18th, at O'Clock, after
sborf illness. BLAECH r., youngest daughter of
Sarah and Rob't &c ggin, aged IA months.
3Ls funeral will take place on to. mo ROW (Sun-
day) afternoon At o'cl ok, from the residence of
her parents. 32S Fourth street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

DIsLoYALTY-Thomas ID. Gather, John
Tally, and Peter Lynch, were arrested yester
day, on charge of uttering disloyal sentiments.
They were all committed to the Central Guard
house, the former by order of Col l.. @ Baker,
and the two latter by Capt. Todd. Lynch be-
ing somewhat violent in his language, shower
bath was ordered for him, and he was cooled
off
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

STEALING GOVERNMENT HARNEss.-John
Evering and Andrew Fisher, Go yernment
tiath street, by officers Calhoun and Stuart, on
suspicion of stealing Government harness, and
committed to Jail for court, by Justice Drury.
They had two sets of harness tied up in bag,
but alleged they found it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
DlsHUp Oh INdI
Baltimore, July 16, 1863.

SAD ACCIDENTAL number OF children were
yesterday playing and having sham fight in
the yard of Mr.. Wittschoffe's house, on Twenty
third street. and the oldest Of Mr.. rs children,
aged years, in play threw an arrow with a
nt edle in the end towards his COMPANIONS, and
the needle entered the eye of his little brother,
aged years. An army surgeon, who was
passing at the time and saw the accident, ex-
tracted the needle, but it is feared the child will
lose his eyesight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

MUST TAKE THE DATH.-Judge Purcell, OF
the Orphans Court, has ordered that all law
yprs who desire to practice in his court shall
take the oath Of fealty to the Governm ent, as
prescribed and required OF lawyers by Chief
Justice Cartier in the Supreme Court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
Bishop wH1TT1seHAM has issued the fol-

lowing circular letter.
To the Clergy and Laity of the Diocese Of Maryland.
Dear Brethren The Governor of the State
having recommended to the people to unite on
Sunday next, the 19th instant, in their usual
places of worship, in humiliating themselves
before Almighty God in devout thanksgiving
for his recent mercies, in delivering this Stale
from in vasion, and browning with victory the
arms of its lawful Government, you are earn
estly requested and recommended to give due
and religious heed to this laudable recommen-
dation of the civil authority; and in order
thereto, I hereby set forth for use at the Morn
ing Prayer, instead of the Fenite, the last
"PsaIm or Hymn of Praise" in the Office OF
"Forms of Prayer to be used at Sea- and in
both Morning and Evening Prayers, after the
general Thanksgiving the collect in the same Office
" hich follows the aforesaid Hymn OF Praise.
Your loving friend and brother,
WILLIAM Robinson WHITTINGHAM,
Bishop Of Maryland.
Ralfirnnra Iulr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

THE Attention of Capitalists and others is
called to the large sale Of Valuable Lots on
Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh street east, to be sold Monday evening
at O'Clock, on the premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
ByJ q. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers.

ByJ q. MCGUIRE & CO.. Auctionsers.
rHANCERY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
~ PROPERTY NEAR THE PATENT OFFICE BY yirtoa
of Decree passed the 18th day of June, 1868 By
the Supreme court of the District of Colu N in
cause No 1672, William A. Wilson and others. vs..
Wilson. Ballepger, and others, the undersigned
will sell at public sale, 70 the highest bidder. in
front of the prem ises, on tn URSDAY, the Esd day
of July, 1868, at o'clock all that part Of Lot
mum bered Pine, i9.l in Square nu befea four hun
dred and six, (46.) in the city of Washington.
which is descrio bed follows: Beginning at the
northwest corner of said Lot No. 9 and running
thence east along street thirty seven feet ten
inches "a. TO- then south hundred feet, 1901
thence west thirty seven feet ten inches, to
the southwest corner of said lot and thence north
one hundred feet to the beginning, subject to q
right of way over Q three feet wide alley on the
east line of said premises, together with the i'm
provements
This property is located on T street, between sth
and 9th streets, opposite the Patent Office, and in
the choicest part + Warrington.
will also sell, - above, on the same day at six
No. s. and the west half of Lot No. 5. in square
numbered ore hundred and seventy enc U7i, su
north street, between 18th and 18th streets, with
improvements.
forms: One third in cash and the residue In
two equal instalments at six and twelve months,
to be secured by the purchasers notes. endorsed to
The satisfaction of the Trustee
Convey ancin at the purchasers cost.
Unless the terms are COMPLIED with in hve days,
the Trustee reserves the right to resell at the pur-
'AA'e' RICHARD Il, CLARKE, Trustee.
" 2,3w&dts C. MCGUIRE &c CO.. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

GRAND CoNcERr.-The Band of the I'd District
Sanford win give q grand musical entertainment
at tn If barracks tonight. The enter aiament
will be interpreted with Ethiopian Farces, Songs,
Duets, &c. 1t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

SEE FOURTH PAGE. Of to-day's Star for inter
esting local articles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
PERSONAL.

MO IMPoSITION.-MADAM ROSS Doctyess
/ Y and Astrososast. was born with Q natural gift
She tells the past and future-neyer knoHn to fail
Ions separ ated cures all diseases. Bu mess
strictly confidential No. S3s street north, corner
Twelfth street est, three squares from u Patent
Office. The only person that can show . likeness
Of future husband or absent friend in reality.
Ladies IS cent? Gentlemen 81. jy ls-im~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

TN oHIApBsT AHD BEET Fl Az DIE n TIE W0nID=
Nse~ fadss Q. Wa,kss Qss.-UIhann Hat 1Es'aS
D. Ford oorasr llth street ana Pa: avenue, wesA'
inefpa caA HSaIY O1ek. AexondriAs Jaw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

w HIDHS-HIDHS.
w ILL Be sold ct Public Auction, evssy
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, At IL O'Clock Q,
m, at the Wharf ON Sixth street, Washington, all
sale
Term: :..h, In Trsasar, notes, to b Hs,S 4. sas
jas tChron.1 1t. Col. and O. 8. n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
By THOMAS BOWLING, Auetioneer.

VNHB COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EX-
ietins between Alexander E. Beall and VIII
liam 8. Matthews expiring by limit stiou on the
2Ist instant the goods and fixtures will be offe red
ut pu bile auction, the sale commencing on I u rs
DAY. the slst instant, at OIL 'ck q. m.
Terms: All sums of and under $50 cash; over $50
and of 3 100 note at 80 days. 100, note at Is
days notes to be secured by approved eDdorsers.
BEALL MATHEWS.
jY is THOMAS BOWLING Auots
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
MARRIED,
DIED.

On the nth instant, by the Rev. MFR. Purrineton
MIR. VIM SHEEEVES TO HATTIE Il. HU riley
both Of this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
rux suxxxs Moos WAS Barxruo,

TEE SUMNER Moon WAS BaIHrHo.
All In ths purple sky.
My wife and We tossed about,
And could not close an eye.
cursed and swore, she soolded me
All through the weary night.
But twas Oh to veK saint.
The bed bugs savage bite.
You may be sure certain went
Next morn to LYoN's store,
And home In Joyful triumph
TIL Magnetic Powder bore,
Which quic ky slau entered every bug.
Mosquito, roach and flea.
Lyons Powder kills all insects. Lyons Mag
netic Pills are sure death to rats and mice. Sold
everywhere.
jyS-2w DENNIS 8. BARNES & Co., New York
GREAT PKNHsYLvAEIA ROUTE, vts Baltimoys NJ
Rasyisbxrs, 70 tAs NORTH and Wesi-Two trains leave
Washington daily and one on sgnday-s1iek time.
low fare and sure connections. Soldiers tickets sold
Through at Government rates For tickets and fur
Their information apply at the ONCE OF Great Penn
sFlvsniA Route, northeast corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue aud Sixth ST., Washington. 0ftcs open from
.. m. until p. m; on Sundays from to p. N.
al LILY 10. NoRfoH. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18

To SEE q beautiful stock Of Jewelry and Silver
ware, you have only to SO to the .Dollas stors,
CABS Penn avenue near Four. snd q half street.
Anything in JeWslry you need can be had for On:
Dollar Jyl51w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-07-18
NOTICE TO WATER-TAKERs.

WATER RRGIsTRAR's OEFIoE,
City Hall, July /, 1861
their Water Rents for the year csmm eacing with
this date are now due and payable At this ONCE.
The following IL the law of the Corporation lin
relation to delinquent water takers. ~ viz:
"In all cases of the non payment Of the water
rent for thirty days after the is due and
ble the Water Registrar shall notify the Purveyor
Of such delinquency, and the said Purveyor shah
discontinue the supply of water imm sdiAtely, by
cutting off the water ut the main. and he sh Ill not
allow it to be again used in said delin quent's
Ore misses except on notification by the Water Be
gIstrar thar the,wate rent has been paid, also
the expense Of cutting OF and restoring the flow Of
water
RANDOLPH COYLE,
~ milf Water Registrar.