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, 1863-03-27

THE LANCASH1RE OPERATIVES.
We are glad to find that both here and
in England, the more enlightened portions
of the Press, and the People, are agitating
the subject Of emigration to this country,
with special reference to the work people
of Lancashire. IT is too true story
that these skilful cotton operators are alto
gether without employment, and that the
millions Of wealth represented by the cum
ming. in their right hands, are lost for the
present. and it may be for the future also,
to England and the world.
All the resources Of public and private
charity haye been exhausted on their be-
hall, and the terrible and imperative quea-
tion for the English Government now to
solve is: what is to be done with them?
AnEnglish Journalist sorowfully laments
"we must part with the Lancashire men,
even though they be the lfe-blood Of the
pation;'' and another writer, who pre-
scribes emigration as the only perma-
nent relief for them-says, in a1lusion to
their employers, that "they will be no
doubt opposed to the movement; but they
cannot be allowed to keep large popula-
tion ut starvation point, for their particu-
lar convenience"
We heartily respond to the humanity
and policy Of this enterprise Oh behalf Of
these suffering ar,izuns. We have On q
previous occasion called tue attention Of
our readers to it as matter involving very
important commercial and social interests
for us, as well as for them, and VIC should
be glad to see any efficient scheme organ
lied to bring them here, and find them en-.
ploy,nent when they arrive.
There can be no doubt that our manufac
turing demands would absorb all the labol
and skill which England could send to OH
workshops, and II the end very great dea?
more, For there is no limit to our growth
in that direction, and We already supply
the greater part Of the wants Of our ONT
people, as well as those Of many portions
Of the old world.
In country so vast and progressive u
this there is no fear Of glut in the 1abol
market, and the more skilled the labor, ths
more certain it is Of profitable employ
mcut.
All through England, the Lancashire
question is agitating the minds of the peo
pie; and some Of her colonies have otfere;
large sums Of money to help the staryin,
operatives to cmigate to their shores. Bu
the English Government itself looks idl5
if not alphabetically, on the Starving mi
lions who have helped so largely to bnil
up her manufacturing and commerci.
greatness,
There is no portion however of all tt
immense territories Of Great Britain whe,
these poor fellows could go and find wo1
such as they arc accustomed to, and be
- fitted for. This IS the only country tn
could help them, and place them at on
in a position Of independence and compa
ativc af1luence.
fae New York lndpc*as:t, is fcar'
, 1863-03-27

The following late decisions have been made
by the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
"The following provision Of the amendments
to the Excise Law, viz: Taf1ors, boot and
shoe makers, mfl1iners and dress makers,
making clothing or articles Of dress formen's,
women's or chi1dren's wear, to order, as GUS
ton-worl, and not for sale generally, shall, to
the amount Of 81, 900 be exempt from duty;
and Tor any excess beyond 81 900, shall pay
duty Of one per cent. ad calorena,' is consid-
cred to apply TO such clothing or articles Of
dress for mems, women's and children's wear,
Us are made upon personal order at the shop
or place OF business Of the manufacturer, by
the parson or persons for whom such articles
are made or manufactured; and a1l clothing
or articles Of dress sold in quantities exceed
ing the ordinary personal wants OF indiyidu-
a1s, or in such quantity as to indicate that the
purchaser intends to offer them for sale, will
be subject to 4 duty ofthrce per cent al salo-
ron, on the full amount Of sales.
The Issuance of Passports.
An erroneous statement has found currency
to the effect that no more passports are to be
issued By the State Department. The story
Is founded upon careless letter Of the pass
port clerk. The truth is, that passports art
granted upon filing bonds conditioned that /
| the parties shouzd be drafted under the re
cent CONSUMPTION law, they will either sery'
| in person or furnish substitutes.
OFFICIAL ExcHAsGE.-Mr. Clcphane, on,
Of the Republicans Of Washington, who wa
one when Repnblicanism was not fashionable
WIGS compelled to give up his position as Pos
Master Of that city. The difficulty is the oil
one Qneompatibllity Of temper) between him
self and the Post Master General. Mr. Clep
hane takes the position Of Collector Of In
tcrnal Revenue for the District, while th
incumbent Of that office, Mr.. sayles J. Bowen
becomes Post Master. On the other hand, /
is intin,ated by the friends Of the Post Maste
General that the trouble IN Clephane's cas-
was that he had m Office full Of secessio
clerks, and. that no remonstrances had induce
! him 10 turn them out.
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Drawr.s Of CHA tn the country can have them for.
garded b1 sending their address to wesbe 9 Co..
he priEeipal GINS yin he exhibition at Bryan Hall
on r. te eTsn1ns q nc Goacd1 tbf ,,on pzes viii m
published Il the Daily Pspers Immediately atscr Via
LIST OF PRIZES.
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We hereby certify that tho PRICES annexed 70 taa
Hroyc artclee bought at establishments oTp o1x
regular retail PRICES JULIUS BAUER.
JAMES BOLTON.
| Agent for T. n Singer 4 Co.
| GEO, n. STEVENS.
At the conclusion OF the Concert Gifts viii be drawn
In the presence of the audience BY committee ap-
pointed BY the audience to supeEntcnd the drawing
Doos. open \: O'clock Concert 10 commence u
/ u O'Clock.
T1CKETS............ 90.
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Pa Bns EArotEos II-Cspt
jack arrived yesterday IRON over % ne Fark Union
last latqtit ION 7ses fer new Orleans, rsporp'-'lh
f.t - -sfa VITA Br brig Napoleon Sd In
IN. AZ 800 4cl tie captain tDooleyl aud crew.
-, t..t .arsht thcm 10 this port. Capt 0aoley re-.
.o, n vls from Ma.autas, with cargo % mo'asses,
A., ., ohus ~ and AZ the night 81 The 81 Inst,
81 gaze fror NE NE vessel sprung leak to euch an
.s.a that impossible - keep her free, and deeuIns
II prudent aban ened her She lad then feet of Ia
the hold The 40 TONS bnt at Arichat Ms. years
old and owned by Harvey, fucker GO, o. 81 Johns NJ.
The steamship cay o. Manchester Capt Halcrow Of In
mans Inc sscd yesterday about for Queensosn and
Liverpool
Tho steamship Ian.a. Cap, Won sanea sailed yesterday
for Southampton and Bremen.
Thc steamship Roanoke Cap, Thompson for Havana and
New Orleans sailed Yesterday,
gu,r Fw BArfKYCapt cabot the pilot aud The second
mate az ship Bailey before reported on tic harbor
ra 10 The disaster So tile anchor touched bottom
sne abe through the iron hawshoe and down
through heavy bow tnbers bottom OF the shin
Aout minutes after he anchor 70 the vessel
10 strike heavily upon the bottom immense
roi would ft her aof aud then down would
fan the hard sand bottom. II did long
The bottom IN when she filed ant heeled from
shore Shortly after The vessel clearing the
d. ks ~ tousrs, bnwarks, ~. The small then
launched the ee shore side. into which he second
mate and four seamen sot The coat commenenxt 70 OF,
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-. .A,s ~ P,xdls q OAtA, - ebsatned Dsave -
or,,, ~ favor Of the Illinois and Nov York Canal BILL
-. "a bs s.pecssd that Sssaasyvseia would oppose
soa Although rests upon he lAasA kothiny We
sna her citizens whole winter with arns IN shsS
na r.osny forced ne whole travelling Norsl 70 paoais:
n.sa SaS =: HUH shaped ~ .y
develop her Her coal and exempt evsn
from and yet hsr aAAd ne
gSens wa. up the way Of this great We ssy
penDsylvanA, VOC. We bde eur ume
Mr. MooaHxAD denounced this - IN asroctous ibel O
great State, and unworthy and unjustiAable impasa
ton on members OF tho House. Il was falsely stated
lbeller The coal and iron Of Pennsylvania were not
exempted from tau.
Mr. RIDDLE (rep) Of Ohio replied that he might pes
ably be mistaken about the principles Of the Tax law
and yet would be found that what he said was sub
santiay So far the remainder Of the state
who might think proper 10 call him 70 account The
citizens Of Erie for an entire winter were in arms tearing
up the railroad and the State Of Pennsylvania stood BY
permitting TO DO DONE Tho policy Of the nation was
formed TO develop the wealth OF Pennsylvania
Was It this that he p be denounced hbeler
and because the Pennsyvanans here In solid BODY op
posed the interests OF the Westf
Mr. hooRHEAD replied that II for stating fasehood
Mr. RIDDLE said he could have but one answer. II was
the rules OF the House governing debate he tnoagnt
the gentleman from Pennsylvania knew him too well 70
believe that he would shelter himself under them. He
In be heard in behalf Of his constituents. The
rules suppressed the right TO petition He had merely
spoken citizen had right TO speak representing the
interests Of the West
Mr.. MoRnHKAp desired to reply but the House agreed
10 the pending motion 10 consider
APPROPRIATION BILL. -
The bill was amended, but not definitely acted upon
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- New Rubl1eaefoAs.
AAHs NATIONAL ALMANAC AND ANNUAL R1cOnD,
N saSS. 9; w. Ohalds, Philadelphia; @. T. Evans,
FMS volume, embracing 100 Pages 10 Of the most
coP'sss records ever psbheA In the country d The
PRICE m addition 10 the usual amanactic information
fe~ve 70 astronomy, msssoroogy calendar, tides enc
u mas complete list Of the ocsrs Of the United
STATES In the dspartneats Of tho Executive Cabinet
ssAse' war (sncluding Army hst), Navy and Navy lss
treasury (incuding the Mint Post Once Interior, Jud
ciasy congress, DC. contains an alphabetical summary
the Excise tax new tariff &C. diagrams the
changes IN the relative position growth Of States and
progress OF population The census condition OF the banks
the country and market are also abuarzed for
reference ana the details OF government &c. Of indi
vduai states are very useful In like manner The record
OF Me events Of the war; battles and localities is very
complete occupying so pages. obituary list is yalua.
bie ~ 10 also the list Of books published in tho United
States during 1852 Interesting particulars are given
relative TO tho rebel government army and anauces and
also or foreign Countries embracing the reigning me-
narchs Of the world &C. The Almanac takes the place Of
the old American Almanac and bids fair to far surpass
it's predecessor.
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s are also 70 nx The salaries of he super tsdsns ssA
his deputy and clerk. Tne commissior a are 70 re-
Oeiye saAry.
Mr. GovEa Introduced . preamble, .,.h \ concurrent
resolution nstructng represent vs IN Congress 70
10 al honorable means 70 Defeat " ~, psndua ur the
rscrulAg and sTmins Of negroes an nslt 70 our whs
soldiers r H. M eeos declares al Our vhIts soldiers
longer able 70 maintain NE and pro
claim: the super orisy Of ne /assro ever than.
Laid over
The annual report Of shsOonniziOnsrs Of Emigration
was presented.
Navigation TO employ clurk q three dollars day.
Adjourned TIL fouPP. n. on Monday
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Assembly.

ALBASr, Fob. IA, 1853.
Bills REPORTED rAvoRABIr.
The following bills reported fsvorably from COM
.rittoes;--
To divide the Eleventh ward, Brooklyn and create
ward
10 provide for the appointment. Of a commissioner Of
lunacy IN the State Of New York.
NOTICES Hills
The following bills noticed
by Mr.. FEHrs-ro authorize a horse railroad in the
Chenango valley.
Nv NJ A. sarrI-To iegsizc certain acts Of the New
York Common Council.
Nv Mr. LEAxY-To improve the navigation or the East
10 revise the General Banking and Lien laws
bills INTRODUCED.
ny Nr rhTrooN--To appropriate an annual sum 1.-THE
amount not allied n) for Ave years out OF The Literature
fund 70 establish school a, Osweso for training primary
tcRCuerU.
BY NJ. HrnPHY-To incorporate the Seminary Of our
Lady u Angelo, at Niagara Falls
~ Nr Mlm-ro lcgalize taxation in any town Of tho
state in the Rs future for tho payment OF the boun
ties e. volunteers in the United States service.
~ VI frE,S--ro raise the amount Of legislative sta
tonety o.det from thirty to sixty dollars.
b VII IRsNEE-lo create a ward out Of the Sixth
ward, Rochester
By ur Bxll.-To divide tho ninth ward and create
By ur IourRsfo provide for the protection OF cities in
matters relating % the New York city railroads II makes
the Mayor street Commissioner President u the Bard
q Aldermen, president Of The Board q Councilman,
Supervisors aud Corporation Counsel BOARD az Comm
foners on Railroads. Upon the application q two thirds
u the property holders ~ any proposed route the Beard
shall advertise og proposals build track which Track
shs he paid Tor by taxation an city property and
become the property ~ tho city. Tho Board shall aso
advertise for proposals for running cars thereon and
sha give the same TO the highest bidder Proper regun
tons shall be made compel contractors runnng ths
road 70 comply with the city laws, keep the property
in order and repair
The bill was sent 20 the Railroad Committee
Ry Mr. uEAS-T0 provide for the couptructinn Of rail
road 10 Cotandt and other Tho oorpora,ors
Robert Taylor, John w. Hall Isaac seymour, Lowell @
Mckels CALVIN G. walworth, John s. Graham iIoratio
Underwood, Lawrence Myers, Peter Psnn,e Charles w
Hawkins and BENJAMIN ~ Lsnnoxs The route n from,
Fulton ferry through Fulton, CortAndt Maiden lane ana
South streets back 70 Fulton aso from Buring slip aId
south street through Buring slip, John Fey Wet V-sev
Ann cod. Beekfnan and south streets back 10 Rrns
alp The common Council decide The propr,e,S
OF laying the track upon The application the properly
NJ suse contractor IL 10 he given ID n
nrp cars eatn rood t4s0u ssiore ~. are 10 AZ the
fare wLeb r. Dot Il sxlse1 Gss teBu. lie soaHsss On
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/. House or Representatives.
WASHINGTON, Feb IA IS

RECENT ELECTIONS IN THE BORDER STATES.
Mr. DAWES, (rep.l Of Mass, from the Committee on
Elections 10 whom referred the credentials OF Jen
uings Piggott claiming scat from the Second Congress
sional district Of North Carolina and the protest of
Charles Henry Foster against the former made report
adverse to the former.
Mr. DAWES called up the report against j. B McLoud,
- member the second Cong district vir
guia also the report adverse to W. W. VIM, the
testant. q,
Ar DAWES explained that the election was held under
peculiar circumstances He might call II a compound
fraction. 1t held under the procamations OF two
military Governors, Dix and Viee, and undor the proc
nation OF a civil Governor. The military gentlcp.en
ore ed II to take place tho ed q December, en-
aoh Governor Pieront his adutat 9isfh into the
district OF Norfolk bearing writs OF election the dates OF
which altered, IN order 70 conform with the time
designated by The military Governors II appeared from
the testimony or Governor Pierpon that he sharp
telegram to General yieo, reminding him that he had
sncroached the prerogative Of the civil Governor
ordering election and claiming that he, such Gov
ernor would msef order election whcn ccums
might Justify It, Tho OF Virginia required tho vote
rce but persons voted by ballot None Of the
s-atsl PROVISIONS were complied with Tho entire pro-
O. mrs lad rs,n above the erbarrassmcnts Of legal en-
ptcats. The Union vote had hld no opportunity 20
ross their views.
4i,lr firhcr explanations he report or the committee
.r DAWES called up the repcrt sdgerse to John b. Ro.
gsrs, claiming Ids election from district Composed OF
AM Clements Ihs new district was made by the rebel
., anessce legislature. The Unin aen were disgusted
cSSt1n itt ti'tAl0ai " Icucl NOh-
gres6 they voted for Rogers. Tho recr was adopted
ESTABLISHMENT or = NAVY YARD AT r. Iors.
Mr.. MooBnEAp, trep) 81 IA, from the Committee on
Naval Alairs, reported h ~ establish navy yard in
tho Western waters ~ s.. bouts Rcerfed TO the Commit
tee " tho whole 81 To stare 81 tie nion.
Iuf oSIE fva arc1.s fE1m IOWA
TIE House took ~ thc ease OF II. RAID yington
t~. ne seat Il WG "a V'udevoF "a sentative
m - recond district y Iowa
- sfNGros, who hat Icon hn.etefore granted the
e, sss o. aadtc'sns he nouse cgn;eniei that Mr..
NAlf .. wy ~ eeelci th.l even VIZ. Nandever was
tNb nc hN' 'oel'ec h lae9 ~ tue aceertnnce uf a
Eh w cu-l'u..sv h thu - tho contestant, Md -
~ = isiis ~ wv p Wy ~ ~ h' ~ aprtsenta-
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
BILLS RspoRTEp

senate.
ALBANY, Feb. IA, 1868.
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRABLY.
10 rui, the humber u potaries public In all the
ties of the State. - - I, .,..s-
Relative 70 the acknowledgment Of written instruments
by persons residing in foreign countries.
To amend the charter OF the Children's Aid Society
The bill facilitate proof of written Instruments by
persons serving in the army reported unfavoraby
The General Bounty Tax bill reported complete, or
dered TO third reading, and subsequently passed.
Mr. ANGEL introduced bill 10 provide for the payment
OF the interest on canal protested for payment
On motion OF Mr. FAsRAR tho select committee Of last
session on the salt required to report
forthwith
Adjourned ill seven P. NJ on Monday.
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rTprtOi -steamshlp Guy ul N,nict Nj. -.
<sp Pearson, tteQcs Craetey 4 Br.wn Ro,s, p =
gets W Hurhu A. ID Atlrt Nirhs.l gol shFr t1..i.
shaw, Elgcue and DUminick Clsae-anI others H. 49,.
sleetage. steele, fsSg t1g, " ~
Fon NV 0FtFkvs- steamship R1annkt--s 4 taes, III.
Y inSerssl 1ea MOT and sSn rs Coson, Goo Ayrcs
-" kde Y hin.bsdiy y y bcmine John Barkley Anna
Hc sncr Tnomas 4 Hazard, dane 81 ~ ma ehtJ %
J Casanova Leauefia. Humphrey ''
PoRT PRINCE Ktvesroy-Steamaht, rar.n.n =
Prom kngsion-sr woif NJ Y d Esuvea Chas Ward,
M Troy. ea Mr. try, Jr MI Horato BRANDON Mrs Flow
Miss Viewers Flom Port Prinee-nr Joseph Ser.
xeanL NJ Hubbard, Nufna Mot, Mr. Doran, Pslo, r.
koumaiue, Nr Bruuo Nj kHssHa DIR GArria Mia.
Afs CbsVesu and chid. Nme Csbonls. Miss Doran.
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Marine Disasters.

SouBotD, l.. 4, Feb. ~, ls6s.
The schooner Rio del Norte, Of Portland No., was
about three O'Clock this morning, OPPOSITE creenport
IN Lang Island sound, and sunk iu Ave minutes after
tho collision. All hands were saved Tie naWr b. tho
coIcdng vessel not lscertained but ELO saup0s.
ed 20 be a large Nova Scotia schooner.
run SCHOONER GRANITE STATE SPRUNG iLEAS.
BosroS, Feb. IL, 1858.
The schooner Granite state from New YORK for Boston
arrived at Byauns day leaking badly having struck
roch 10 Vineyard Sound this morning ,
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Port OF New York, February n, 1888.


CLEARED.
Steamship Hansa (Brem), Won santen Southampton and
Steamship Roanoke, Thompson. Havana and New Or
Ship Versailles sherburn Cape TOWN. Coolidge
Ship Elizabeth Br) George Liverpool Williams auion
Ship Star Of the West. Percy Liverpoo-sam Thompsons
H..s
Ship Plymouth Rock, Monk, London-Grinne, An.urn
Bark AI6sriina olmasaa Hsos Bas%Pser King Co
Bark Betsey Williams (Br,. Haxord, Lverpoo-sarbuck
Bari Gs.mo shns Dis.e Lpns
Bark Gienavon tBp, Tusfsy, Baltimors-H 4 De
s Brig n ror'sT r
Brk &C csry Philbrss Cenfuegos- Duncan mean
RTs Baldwin Keen DAYTON
S Pa NyTs Heii Soss%a pkilsaeiphia
sehr NARY Helen tPrl Cooper Middleton Co.
sehr Bre &c Dillon; wsshington, Abbott.
schr Nckerson, Henderson. washinaton-E Hurlbut
s sshr 8soss Brown Dayton
SIR tliacTs. san.s. %assina.snD Buck Co.
s schr esioa basSn SS1
schr sontherner Harris ENTHUSIASTICALLY Smith Co.
s ssr u a ssssssI neTs f PsissesSs
s sshr Emily SBr Mnnroe Eiizaeeihport-D Dewof
scIr w GiIn, BORDEN, Fan Rivers Goawn.
Schr John Walker; Bunnel New Haven.
Steamer Jersey Blue, jackawas, Philadelphis
ARRIVED. c--li-'
and fG, s Prince h With mdse and passengers TO Wal
h@ Rss a s sssa S
dn snip 81. Ludwig e9f Ws5Tsp Harding Liverpool IS
Min VIM Tapacott. LiyerpOol md
and 2s passengers Tapscoit Co Jan % lat 4 Ion So
an wSs ons
s oe s 'T pee Is and Isl.
% Sn !an 10 III saa"a se W 40 s ss. ~ s
opssant mas supposed Ter to Is
g. s HP5 sp % New se Ss as
HANNIBAL carrying away the bowspna VIA nil head
Ship Bysanum, Robinson, London and Portsmouth. 81
days. IN ballast 70 Thos Danham st inst lat 49, lon 4s.
ship ylass Bee Or, Ios%osS siasde Palermo,
PEGS passed Gibraltar 2sL with fruit, &c, to Brett Son
r5 Bari Le of rlysos@l Llgysl9 Rio Janeir via St
Wy Rwraaths. lSs' orstopssant Las, and libbaom
ws S aof ss Sc r ss
ald encountered heavy gales from lat 81 to So spill sails lost
ssssi' 'iS i loG 4 4 sst e.
Baega pa:ea pieces OF wrecked stun, consisting Of bull
Iif E,s Berss CBr, FIRTH Bermuda Feb 8, with sugar,
Barr raon jac,. toS Boston) Weaver New Orleans IL
a4t on IS. fr sNh Dr. brig Napoleon Sd, in sinking
(sse Miscellaneous 6cloN.l '"'' f''''
BARK Iisnn.eal ga kigs New ogeaps 10 days. with 81,
heavy wealher last light the hghtship besrtg BY J,
chip Which so'en side and waterways; the ship
Bs Regina b., .: Ii, rpooY Putt ca,eoio Greece, via
Dsriaogh Enf = GAYS N currants. to Geo Bailey.
j Brig Amy Warwi (. sm,t, Bpcnos Syres Dec q. and
,s wa wool lie a. e liareeek 60 SD
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Thurlow Weed ON tho Wing-Rumorcd
Appointment OF Preston King ~ Sec.
rotary Of war. scz-a1lssA1sssir

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Mr. Weeds stay in Albany appears to be very short.
He came up New York last night and has been ele
graphed by officials in Washington to return there imme
da,ely to consult upon important matters He leaves
to morrow Sunday evening.
There Ii a rumor in circulation here TO night that
Preston King to be Secretary of War Immediately after
the adjournment Of the present Congress