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ASSEMBLY. .ALBAYr, Merch ~, 1863


Mr.. 1ILLMAN of Westchestsr asked 10 bo eX
:nsed from serving the Committee 10 investgat,
che charges against the Speaker, which was graDteC
--73 to 81.
A motion to reconsider was lost.
Mr. Weaver OF OGeida was substituted for Mr.
J.msn.
Mr.. TALLMAN rose 10 q question of privilege
Last evening q resolution WAS offered 90 place him
ON tue Committee Of investigation on the charges
against the Speaker. lie had then asked 70 be
excused from serving and now renewed the motion.
lie was tired Of the whole thing.
Mr.. SHERWOOD hoped he would not be eX-
cnsed. lilo had been placed there by an emphatic
vote, and there was no reason why he should not be
oOmreed to serve on the Committee.
MIR. FIELDS hoped he would be excused. Wheth-
er or not the House excused hin, I've could deose to
serve. The Republicans declined TO place upon the
Committee any Person named by tho Democrats
snd infested upon naming all. Mr.. TaIlmau should
De excused. because Iii advance OF the vote upon The
rtsOlnilO ION he decllned 10 serve.
Mr.. LESLIE had been told by the Republicans
that they were compelled to ACT as thcy did in form
Sng the Committee. lie hoped MIR. 1allmsn would
be excused.
M. ANDRUS was desirous that Mr.. Tsllusn
Should serve but did not wish him to do no against
Mr.. PARKER of Sc. Lawrence demanded the
Yeas aud Nays, and the motion was carricd-53
90 ~.
Mr.. FIELDS moved to substitute the name of
Ur. Mayhafn.
Mr. MAYHAM asked 70 bs excused.
Mr. ANDRgS moved to substitute the name Of
Nr. Moulton.
Mr.. MOULTON would under no circumstances
serve.
Mr.. Clark Of Onondaga was substituted for Mr..
MOulton.
Mr.. CLARK asked to DO excused.
Dir. MURPHY thought it would be proper for
every Democrat tc decline.
Mr.. L. C. FIELDS agreed with Mr. Murphy
Mr.. ANDRUS moved TO substitute Mr.. Weaver
Of Oneida in place Of Mr.. Clark.
Mr. FIELDS said that would be satisfactory TO
bin.
Mr.. SHERWOOD said that no gentleman who
bad caucused On tho subject shonld be on the Com.
b4ittee. Mr.. CLARK should be compelled to serve.
Mr.. DEAN ssked II The three Republicans on the
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AgsuAL MEETING or THE LoT OWNERS OF
GRgRswooD CEsKTERr.-On Wednesday afternoon ths
annual meeting Of tho lot OF Crossword cemetery
was held AT No. 30 Broadwsy MI fcrrepont In tho chair
The repors submitted set forth tho receipts to hsve been
sl4293J g. including si.6Go for graves; &6'i IL Tor
LOTS 43) rs for opening graves and tonb' oI
goo IN h streets $B65 for trust fund $3.50 oo oI
piest 42100 for treasury notes sodi tleJO iot ~ m
cages sold Tho aggregate expenditure were eito1'I 90
INC udns sG53j9 II for lsbor S3l Gs y ieI
iYr removal. ou hocstus Topb, 81 so " Ior 'sceo'
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A CENT GSAnlAs MAkrs COMPLAINT TO MAYOR

A CrSrEKARIAs NAMES COMPLAINT TO MAYOR
OrpYks Nh. Bigger ssedo, who has reached the extra
ordinary so year, who Lac been In thi. country for
The pat years aud who IL an inse Of this Sailors
Snug arbor appeared at tho office Of Mayer OPdyko yea
tefday afternoon. and complained against the driver Of
buces cart for RAINING him. II spgcsr' that the oil
m ws knock down on tho 30 inst lilo had been severely
bruised aud hi fac, partially covered With sickifg ps
tar lie 1, wonderfully brilliant for OF 10 'atny yeas
Tio cat dIigoI IL yet II large.
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The 'rotys OH the WsiIaud CauaI,

ToH0Sro. G. w. Thursdsy. March ~ 1896
A deputation from Oswego and Toledo had q
,neelinQ with the Premier Of the Canadian Govern
ment todsy, and ssSot FOR modification Of the tolls
on the Weiland Canal to meet tho depreciation Of
American money, otherwise the trade would be
driven through Tho Eric Canal. The rssult OF the
lnteryie, 10 not yet known.
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Rafnl Accident.

Tosr H.YiLroS, J.. l.. Thursday, March H. 1853
A fatal accident occurred at Fort Lafayette this
afternoon at about o'clock. David Shrine, a col.
dier at For Lafayette was SHOT and instantly He'd
by the accidental discharge OF a musket IN the hands
d another soldier named Mccarthy The deceased
was private in Co. &, I'd Battalion, l2th Infantry
and war enlisted from Iowa.
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COURT CELEnpAR-rar DAY.

SUPREME CoUKT-CmcUIT-Psrt l-Oyer and
Terninet PAVt I{short Can.eslNos. b0l4i 242s 10 %
1872 2043 1901 2l3 49, 1917 900 Pat lI.-Nos 1854
leo. 1913. 8clt, loo l655 1884, lI4g 1866.
SUPREME COURr-SPKCIAL TERM.-Nos. ga
70 2y3 Inclusive
SUPERIOR CouRT.-Part Mos. 1911, 1879,
1881, 1893 lT. 1893 1884, 1893 1884, 1892 1901 1908 IgS
1911, 1873. Pat INos l82f 1860 2B7i. 1896 1903 6o3
1888. 1896 i9Js 1895. 1893, 1910, 1912. 1914. ~
COURT OF COMMON PIEAs.--paTt Mos. lIS3,
I22l 1921 40 9a iol 1t i2o ~ l217 ga 1904 100
1917. Pant INos s G7T 1913 13i 1873 1911. 1913, 1910,
1917, 1913, 1918, 1920, 1921 1872 1923.
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Great Conar.tuIsfory tTeetins

Ia behalf Of tho
49, EARLY CLOSING ASSOCIATION
win DO held at COOPER INSTITUTE on if't
l. fhIDAf EvENiNG, March u. at u ooiOot, :.
lively address the meetings; ~ L'a'sf
The Rev. SIDNEY A. COREY
Tao Hon. HORACE GREELEY ''i" i#
., ..... i EDWIN JAMES, HsQ, III nf ,oH.f
The Hen, EDWARD EVERETT, the Hon JfJ'fN Wan
BURf.S tho Hon. JAMES r. BRADY. the Hon JANIS
CROOKS, the Rev. e. Il. HATFIELD Rabbi RAPHAEL
have been invited and are e1peted 60 DO present Tho
OLD FOLKS . "a 4. - q
kindly volunteered, and will appear n the costume
hundred years ago. aud Will give selection OF their mes
amusing songs -. -. ..s.f
Tickets be had al the st. Nicholas Fifth avenue. cad
Metropolitan Rsteisr and at the doel. $40 ..', '1i"
J B. GRAY, -
t... MORRIS ALTMAN. ''-~
.. BE. OS60OD. g..D 400
Committee OF Ansn semsnts.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany ny Hudson River RR.. ~ Wancr-
-, 10 a m srd 81 s. snd IUS p. m. Sunday, 32l p
70 Albany by HARLEM lis . hat. AID lt.,av ~. N
10 Bost a. b. Neu-London line, Pisr ~, n
H. stofing on nnc Pier ~, " X, anu FsH
jp. III.
10 Boston. By hcw-Fegen hR, via spring .
Sod 2.t6.st .ud lth-ay......8 and It aud p.
,ha,'. u. sls.. Line Ia and .. M Sunday, op
:, ...........................Ls 10. aud 6p m
oic"nrt.lsd 80 TO- nL 81 10 N. Sunday. Il p
10 Philsdelphia by Camden AID Amboy
Railroad fier &c y. r. foot Of ese st. o. M M
~ ~ t,s, Of Sunday y p.
10 Wa,hlBgton. by Camden and tLboy Rel, .
read Pier p n. r. foot II cosy 80 M ni3 P N
10 tho Wet. by Central ha'ifohl Of new
Jefsey, foot Of Couitlsudt-si. Z, q m,
II 81, and r. m
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NEWS FOR NEWCOMERS.

sPKIyG APPRoACHIy0.-KSOx means to do J" i,' $50
been bu.y engaged Tor past. and III. preoccnped nina
conyinces u.s. that tho result Of hi thought and ao0' wiz
the production ofthe hsud,ome Spring Hat ever seen
and see His pre.en, stock afford. tue opponunN w.
mediate purchases but tho town aiarge wi not fuAn "
store No. 2l2 Broadwsy. until his sp'ns hA' "A"''
az now ready"
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The Canadian Cunnls.

TonoNTO. Thu'sday, MsTch IT. IBbL
deputation Of Oswego merchants has arrived ut
Quebec, where they will have All interview with the
Government on Thursday, on tho question of canal
tolls
deputaton of Chicago merchants is also cx-
pected this week, TO press upon tho Government
the expediency OF al enlargement Of the present
canals, and the construction OF tho Georgian Bay
Canal.
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MARRIED.

DENTON--WELLS--O Wednesday evening March n. u
tho residence of the bride. isther BY tho Rsy A. L.
daughter OF o. Wells, esq., OF Hampstead Long isians
No cards.
KFTC M-BURRTTT-On Tuesday, March W Of west
port Com, by tne Rev William Benjamin, Mr. ! andop
ketchum to anne Augusta daughter OF tho late franc"
Burrtt of this city.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Brooklyn, on THURSDAY.
March ~ by tho .Rov. 81 M Hssins, Thomas warrington
TO Frances d. second daughter Of the late Ezra Holden al
Of Brooklyn
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TIE UsIoN LEAGUE RoLL.-Inspector Carpenter
having circulated copies Of tho form Of Declaration OF the
members Of tbs National Union League In the station houses
Of tho Metropolitan Police District every inhAbita' VINO
desires to ssn Lis and TO become member OF 'ho
League may have opportunity without gong out Of ts
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A Cnra from Col. Conner.

sALr Laxs CRY, We Iursday. March II 1888
The dispatch in The Net.York Heratd OF tht
I0h rtesle8 ia the California papers this morning. ~ 10
ss iegsrasmy cts and inienticnsi.fa,ss.
r. EDWARD CONNEK, Col % Inf, c. v.
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Tgy PIAsoroRTg MAKERS AND WAoEs.-lhe
penooe makers th. city hayo resolved TO demand an
decrease Of per cent their present rate Of wages owing
to the rise Ia the pdce Of provisions, msjohy Of the
uf.cue have Osreed to this arrangement and the she'
"a soou foil 1W
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EARLr CLosiso DrnossrnArios.--Tho Early
Cosn, son Is 10 hold public meeting In the Cooper
Institute III, evening al which addresses tcbe delivered
by tho Rsv Sidney A. Corey, Horace Greeley Edwin James,
aud Simon Stern. The Old Folks arc Ito b PIssspt-snd
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The Rev. Jacob Fehrmann having received q call
from the Reformed Dutch Church Of Rioansua H. y to 10
ordained on Wednesday pest
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Malls Closc Mt the Post-Omce.

Fhdsy Mef. 70; y. IN
For Greet Britain and the Continent via SoD,hamp-
ton bv steamer NosYork, Saturday Mar a.. lO4 IN.
S,y. Mar. Il lOi a. IN.
For folt Roysl Nswbsru aud beaiot North aud
Mar ia. observation-disclosures. p m
For California. &C., daily Sundays erceptsil
overland Wis St. Joseph. Mo.......1 a. m aud ~ p ~
S,,tL-aIbanv Bun 10 a Csaad.s IS snd - y. IA
,.o-th snI Net Wa k..........,...........5 -
Vs...rn Mail vi, Ffs R,iIsosA o. n snd u y.
southern and 50u.hWe.t-.n Mall H.. y aud W p M
Eastern heil % a. ~ ia aud % p III
N-w- Bedford Newport aud Fall kycr........' y ~
The Lon, I.lAud isH closes al - a. m 4 ana .. p IN
SUNDAY Mails On SUNDAY ell msiis close a. "a ?. III
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aud : ,6lf - foG griingcsoes. - -, -tll
The uhcr ofots sod u 1852 55o aud since the ope.
during at yesf tsgrs,a.ed 49, AID rncs 1882 1890
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Entertainments. -Friany, March 4;

Entertainments. March liz.
&C lDEMY Ok biUSlC--Ls Trsyia.s
WAL.ACks-Sp end Au.Omn-Sksusches In India
WINTER GARDEN--PiOt and Passion.
SIBLO's-.;s.saeIs.
BARNUMS MUSEUM-Tine Tries Al.
BROADWAY MfNAGERIE-wil sniIna's performing.
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EVENING SESSION.
BILLS INTRODUCED.


BY Mr.. MONROE Authorizing the use OF dummy
.nginss upon railroads where locomotives unuGual
power ia now used. .
BY Mr.. GANSON making the procurement OF
sbortion. unless u save HE, nanhlaugh;cr In the
sccond degree. >.
BY Mr.. PRUYN, relative TO foreign EXECUTORS. 1t
slows traDsfers of property and payment Of moneys
20 executors appointed in foreiga countrc6. r.
BILLS REPORTKD fAYORABLi.
Providing that books of foreign corporations may
be used in evidence to Prove acts or transactions Of
sad corporations anenda'ory Of the charter Of
the Ulster County Savlngs Bank.
The bill providing fox now Calendar i'll Court Of
Appeal cases to have preference according TO their
respective dates, was reported against, and agreed
70.
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READING.
Authorizing the North American Life Insuracc CO
Company TO insure iravelersi providing the Grim a.
SIS under II years old may be gent to renitentar5
relative to Man street Improvement, Buffalo;
authorizing tue New York WarehousnS Company
70 construct pier and sea-wal, and erect ware
houses on the land un'er water ia front Of Their
land iu tbe 18th Ward Of Brooklyn
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Snow AND RAIN VS.. BALLS AND iAhiMS ,.s.
r.p.RUnnum Boors aud snoEs Of al! iinds ana price,
White sata and Liuoa Cater Boots ana ' ~ a1 ~ sns.
oal styles " 'hplAk,~ w" "' Wv
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pR. H. Aspsm L Co.,
phr.Ielan. saI cl,sral.!.. No. 4ls Broadway
rnrMrM ON CoLD. The ssnbscrIber, who ca

PREMIUM ON COID.-The Subscriber, who can
not change h- prices with the fluctuations Of gold wtho2
aeurring ensnnou. expense Ia adveng tho hanges,
coprdt - sell his Pen. at Old Prices Thinking hts Cuso
f. 10 de beaeh Of the Premium Cold rather than
the W1 deta.t Il the bost euToncy Ills country eN "
had nov ors 70 all remts the amount Of hell orders IN
dod the s Premium In this city on the day when received
In his way he hopes 20 DO tho county aud h- customers
on. coed without hurns himself or the MoKros Prs can
not bo made without GOLo.
Nacu Paper Money is sent United States IL preferred over
an, ether A. Mo.ros, No. 25 Msidon-ane, New .lors
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The ship Palermo was sold yesterday at Gilvin
Merchants Exchange for $4,000
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onyx ard Fire Gold Ear-Rinss and Pins.
Soa4s - lo~ 81
Eish, Ten and welve Dollars q act
For sao oy 60 c. ALLEN. No. 4l3 Broadway,
One door below CAnsl'st.
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New street payement-The undersigned has ben
a, wofk ios nearly thee yesr. on new mode Of psvak
aud has perfected ths Invention % near Te -
ysntsse. claied FIST smooth iron surface over ,n9
entrc area Is thus aordng the best known iso
% Tor ba.iae. second the horfe wax tot, OF crs.
the extent Of his power without the res.oy 81
n ese viii be working model en- exhibition fhDAi say
SATURDAY Of this Seek, the west side OF broAd"s
opposite Bowling Green the premises occupied oy
Hudson River Railroad for eishtns In the rear The pupAe
are .sted to examine II. They VIA Ind IL new and n.veL
~ L. STEBbIkS.
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TO the Consumptiye.-Lst thc'e who lausui.h undee
,.vsrity OF our az through any pulmonary com
Liant or even those 10 decided consumption ~ ~
ean. Despair There safe and sure IsneSy 81 mana X
Liner Oh AID LINE without pee essi1s the very ssY
seating flavor OF article IS heretofore USED
So. the oil deuby RemAssi .,, 20 sss&
it' enlSNvJ WILbOR Chemist, No lee Court.it. Bop
,on in New York by J. MILHAU so. No iss bres~
way and D. 5. BARNFs Co., and D. Y. nEtIo 70
Ear Rings and Pins, New Styies.,soms "i0~S
A"o i"'0' ~ GEORGE c. ALLEN, ..f
No az Broadway,
One door below Csusl-dr
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or
'AOYAL LEAGUE OF UNION CITI-

LOYAL LEAGUE OF UNION CITI-
3 ZENS. Il4
eetns Or the League will be held at the Academy o.
nTsie 90 SATURDAY, tae lsth inst, al O'Clock .. m
roancDS 70 ny Of have great pleasure 10 a.
tnat the meeting will be Addressed b1 - =
10y, An3RLW JyhNsON Of Tsnnsssss. ia
hon JOSEPH WRIGHT Of Insisns,
sad other eminent advocates Of lhs -...... ..s
LOYAL CAUSE. I..tl .lI
The Conuee particularly request tho attendance Of he
loyal omen of Nsw-l Ork- 49, ~S y ~
Every cities deIss TO the rebellion suoprse,eA
the Union maintained the Constitution preserved and he
hvnoi oil tue national flag upheld ene sbro.d viii b
wslcOued 20 this Inauguration oil
THE LOYAL LEAGUE, .....
and will receive their badges Of membership and tickets 81
sdssion the Ac.dsmy, without charge application =
the layers Office Cry IL; William Otons oice 8h-sv
conner Of liht No 30 Pine-st Room No 49, between
the Aoms Of ~ a. p On FRIDAY, the l3sh anA
SATURDAY. the 18th inst =.
by order OF Committee of Arrangement -
II. H. MoCURDY Chairmsa-
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NOW READY in pamphlet Of % psse. on n me, 49,
u,r Beside the bill, which WORD tor wS.S y ~
Win snS ~ oyery Article be taxed by ths aw 3
smouS. Of the tax to be levied thereon ,.nsIs h
'0 PHSs ssn.s po.,ps, - p: iS9 4 ssHi y
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Masonic Pins, Fine Gold.
Some a. low - Two. Thee sad -Four D9i.A's sseh'
GEO c. ALLEN. No. us Broadway.
One door below Canal.h
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No 247 Bao.pwAY. N. Y. March -. lso$
.uradstreet,s Commercial keports.mI, III
,r,s nnmber Of Books sid by since the lat Jaha ~
ns yoSms Twelve of our COMMERCIAL kEPohrs' e'q
yected TO date. -. = Ino c,,,.. Tovns VI
Th,s volume contains Reports OF I4o oi'ie'i . voi
l.s,s and 10 the largest most complete anu e"''o0' WV
me- Of Con nercisl Reports ever published =,
We Issue .~o volumes per snnsn'' ~esA'' '"'''
,sc,i mi, an answer ell inquiries
Tsrus s. 100 per snnnm. =, ~, nsTprrrA SON
Ne chafgss j. NJ. pphpSiNN-- -
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11xyII,A Co.eRrss-rHiap skxs,c,

SFsATu-Afsercar report .es-A yesrfds7-
Tie hill relatiES 10 tie di.chs.-. Of 50 >
rrisonsrr vas takers Ep aad dis assad ~
Mettre. Sanlshury ard Anthony.
Hsrsl.-AfsY our 70. OFT eIc-ed-
ny yeaman o6ers-d ; zee: luton providing
for The Appcinimknto OF com miss Gon-re 10 foiioS
the army and take proof Of property dee:roysd
by tn Ioepe, and transmit th-.F - loyfs, With
evidence, 70 the CSurt Of Claims. Referred.
Mr. EicklHe cEered = preamble setting forth
that the Secretary Of the Treasury had as-urn Il
10 take charge Of certain plantations in Soaih
Carolina ana Georgia, and a. The uo!ic exsense
hsd undertaken the cultivation taeraof, acc On
panied BY 8 resolution asking reports Of Ih-ir
o0;nFs frorn ;ha Secretary OF WaE Ard Secr-.
iary OF the Interior. LAID On the tsoio-yca
81. nays 30.
Mr.. Dunn offered resolution inqu.rin 7
whether the law for he con isca:ioa OF The
property Of rebels has teen enforced in the
District OF Columbia.
Mr.. Holman offered preamble setting forth
that si5tDC, TO were due 70 officers and soldiers
OF the army, and tina; jargs' mum bers have not
been paid for six months, ccompsnisd by a
-resolutiOn iBQuiTinE Why tie Treasury Depart
ni1nt hss not provided means for Tia paTmen;
II thr army. .-.-
Mr. W ashburne offered cubs .isCte, diree lin
the Secretary Of the Treasury 70 Inform the
Eouse why he has not furnished means, aad
why be h.. not sold bonds authorized by Ia "
for that purpose Adopted, and resolution
passed.
The civil appropriation bill was then taken
up, end occupied she RENAME der Of the day.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
FRIDAY, January 9.

FRIDAY, January 9.
SESATE--After Ike Us ual presentation Of De.
ltlCns, &c,
MI Harris reported back. from the Judiciary
Committee, the bill t1punlsh persons conyi-:-
ed Of crimes in the District OF Coinmbia, pro.
yiding for their ina ffsOnment elsewhere, &C.
Ii passed.
Tie bill for the relief of the owners Of the
Norwegian bark Admiral 4. Tordenhein was
: taken Up and passed. -
MIR. Coliamer Introduced a bill 10 regulate
JUDICIAL proceedings II certain cases-reiaiye
70 state arrests and proceedings under the sus.
pension Of the wit 81 hsbvas corpus. Read
twice.
Moving its reference, Mr. g. went on to ad
dress the Senate in its favor.
HoUsE.-Mr Bufanton reported back bill for
raising E,opC volunteers for Tennessee; recon.
mitted
Mir. Sargen: introduced bill TO establish 8
brSnch mint in Nevada, referred.
Mr. Dunn asked ieave 70 introduce bill 20
Iacili:a:e the carrying OF troops, malls, &c
from ast!n gtcn Point OF Rocks 70 Pit;sburg
RsSUssds - -
MI Wilson offered r.sQiation requesting the
totiinH ss-e OF Public Buildings to cause thsI
re!noN 81 Cf John Plant one OF the Capitol no..
i:ceren, fer inhumanly beating 4 soldier
adopt d.
Mr.. Mallory introd uced bill an. nding he
law relating 10 bridges across the 0t6Q river
Referred. >" =.
Mr.. stevens reported the Post Oaice Appro-
prieion bill: which was made the specisl order
for Wednesday next
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
THE SITUATION.

TIE Richmond papers ia@t received Aax- !!
r!n;E II 81 It;ls reliability can m PLACED on TIE
c<<pstcbes from Cairo 80 far received relative
4 the state Of things st TIcksbuFg.
Ur 20 -. Cd INST. iAerr lad besn 70 serious
attack or Eicfsburg, owing ~ the fact thss tbs
wfcp fore that went down tae river on t5s
-xp-di ion lad not then concentrated Those
t1sI had approached near tie town, according
- thsss reteI accounts, had, az er more OF Iess
skirmishing, fsiIsn back a few mills 20 awai
the arrival OF the troops thst we-. under Gems.
Sherman aad MeCIeruand personally.
The Rebel papers ADM. that the def.at Of
Bragg at Murf-eestoro viii Be- likely 10 insure
tie eventual success II our Vicks5urg expedi-
ten; and, what they evidently regard $. bling
more els astrous 20 their future, the reclams-
ton OF East TepIessee for the Union; saying
that as Bragg has retrea,ed from n urfr-esbo-o
il will require q rebel force OF two hundred
theusa nd men to hold East Tennessee again II
Rosecrans
This means that Rosecrans, as he ad vanca
east and south, will BE Joined by the Union
naouRtaineers Of EasS Tennessee, North Ala
hama, Northern Georgia and Westlrn North
Carclna-the very bcst material for soidi ,rs On
the North American con;inent-in such num-
bers as &C require q force Of 2dn,'Oc 20 sue e.s-
fully Withstand the Union arms there. Thee
accession, from their intimate knowledge OF
toe country and thrir personal grievances
against Secsssion, will be doubly valuable 70
tie good cause, doubtless. All, however, de-
Ponds upon the energy with which Rosacrans
may be able to move forward into thu hear, o,
the region where he 10 70 obtain these so-inpor
tant accessions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF Thu sThAMsHIp AFRICA.
THB NEWS OF THE -PHDRRAL pyPHAF At
= FREDERICKSBURG IN ACgGpn

HALIFAX, Jan. 9.-The Steamship Africa a.
arrived with dates 10 Dec. g7th.
business was suspended, owing TO the holi.
days. There were but quick TRANSACTIONS In
cotton at I4d. advance. Breads.uTs quist bu.
firmer.
The Stock Exchange has resumed business
On Saturday, conscis for money O2Xa0,8.
TIL steamer Chera's news or the Federra ~
feat ut Fredericksburg wasshe universal topic
on SATURDAY,. The friends of the North are
greatly disappointed. The general tleiu .tisn
drawn III Liverpool was unfavo-able % an
eeriy peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-01-09
SPIRIT or THE MORNING PRsss

The Inteut7>noer treats upon The Scope Of
the Eman dpation Edict" and defen.s Presi-
dent Liz coin from charges Of inconsistency "
preferred by the New York Tribun. and kin
dred paper-, processing to be in the interest Of
tho Administration The InkHi9eneer argues
that the proclamation Of Jan uary LIST fully con-
forms TO that of September 22d, as interpreted
and explained by the President in his letter %
Mr.. Greeley What the President belle vet
would best conserve the interests Of the Union
carfe he did. Viz: by emancipating some
slaves, and leaving others as they were before
the rebellion.
The Ckroaiek advocates the extension Of In
terror navigation, and pitches into the Demo
cratic party and what 1t calls the "Radical
ConssTy atves," generally