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YICKsBURG, Feb. %, 1863.
Since the late naval engagement, in whichtbe
Qgsen of the Esst captured the IRdiaaola, which
vas regarded as one of the very first class gun
beats,af not tho prds Of the Federal feet, moth
ing has been observed of tho eneay's move
ments over the river. By this time the news Of
the misfortune which happened to their boats
below, has undoubtedly reached them, and no
doubt the modification and evaporation en-
tailed BY this news, win prompt hem to adopt
some plan By which to r~etsliste upon Us for
this outrage of capturing both of their boats,
aud we expect them to turn Up in some unex-
pected quarter
Apparently, everything seeans to be quiet
among them, nothing being visible that would
indicate a move Of any kind But this calm
might lead to disastrous results, were we to be-
guided BY the appearances Of the enemy, which
we know, too well, are decsitful and calculated
to impose upon us, 50 tbst we may 60 to sleep
at our posts and allow Them to lake advantage
Of US at a time when We least expect them Bat
in this they will BE- most egregiously disap-
pointed, as our vigilance is too active to be I'M
posed upon so easily. In the night or day the
enemy viii not be able to approach the city
without being discovered in time for all hands
- be at their posts.
The mystery Of another Federal craft which
has turned up st the mouth Of the canal below,
has not yet been explained The general i'm
preston is that it made its way through the
cana, and that It is only q small craft, Of no
consequence, and good only forpionesriag Pur-
poses in experimenting upon the prseticabilisy
Of navigation through thai celebrated ditch
Some, however, are Of the opinion that she aoet-
Ell down he river by our batteries en- Tuesday
sight, without being discovered. Much con
troversy has been had about that nights ad-
venture Some indietincs object was seen feat
ING down, a i by some Of the s%entiuels was
supposed to be. gunDoat- A few shots were
fred at Il, bat Ne darkness soon hid It rom
sight others declared that Il was e aatboat. or
ssnething elso different from g g%unboat
Although It has not yet been aseeglained what
this object was, It is csrtsin as on Wednesday
aaernoor q small Yankee boat vas seen IN the
ligsr below, "a. Who's che cams from was a
mystery, a. nothing had been posiced in he
Bat il is most likely that SIDE is q sort Of
constueloa cran, attending 70 tie progress Of
the work on Fac canal, and is probably employ
q IN CARRYING She working men e and fIcn The
camps 10 such points IS may reeuifa ihoir pres
suce, and is perhaps ona ef those light Yankee
steamers that can run ID ten inches Of water
aud the canal IS plenty deep sncugb for 8 craft
Of that kind, though j. mSy never allow the pss
d q Aasge boat
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4 Benionssranes

WlNhANaVu ONUH3 = Htl''3 - u.
EnIToRs APPEAL: | have been waiting with
some solicitaae to see an edtofiAi from your
pso. o. Senator P8slsn's proposition, that
tho governments appropriate ell ere cotton made.
FOR 3 fern Of yeaFs-Paying the planter, Of
cou4se, more Or less according 70 circumstances
selling il ia tie markets 81 the world for
what / eaa isfes Up buyer e peg This
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VAEaANDEGHAmt

JUST published the c-lsbrateI SPEE.H of +hs
- H.n O.. Fsaandfhan. Delivered ia ne Fsss-i
goorrss tor aa.s 6 I JCLTSSES B8ok Fo-s-
) aes on = s+- and ssat b. mai, free % rolt3g=. o.
roeeist 81 tTenly dfs cen &
H.G Q. CLARKE. Publisher.
FnHE WnHan-u- Hrs~
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~ The Gen Qaitman arrived here last even
ing wiih about SIX hundred Yankee prisoners,
captured on she 1sche, Bsrwiek's bay and Red
river They were taken to Baton Rouge, uudar
command Of Col Ssymauski, to be exchanged
Tho appearances Of the boat produced quite s.
sensation here as she aas nos st al expected.
She sill return today Peri EadsoR NsDs.
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N0rEGR

OFFICE or CHfEf OF SU-BSIsTzECEl
L~E2AHrdENr Elsa AND EAsT IOUisrtsA.
Jacks Fvhru , 25sl 1858.
10 o. I3S4RIES wit-u1h sDsoartnsnt uU ir-.
ier y Cspteu 5. HiiFer- 40 III or bis ss-rl4
ths Beef hidss wdieh hey have now OF my bsvs
aeafs-, ahing rrceiHt tl r=ar Tbs r-csioa when
-ea viii be forwa-ded g. 4aiO- Theodore 5ehaston.
Chief Of Subsistence.
By order # Lisusssaat General PEEBERr0v
THEODORE JoHNsTON
mh2lJt Nafor and lief OF 3 h7f-ares
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0gR NkyY-Fhs psssea ecnaiion of cur
navy says re B chn7ad correspondent Of tbe
S0aa1srn coyseaseg. could j Wah pf9Pra
be diFaiess woald drill TIE Coafsaeraey with
3. Presidential coasi3sratioas however, re-
ours that uo . the executive Information ca
subject h3aid 81 caamunieassd 70 Con-
o44s fu sacfa session.
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ARpffAI 81 APRIze-A Dispatch tom Wiz
s,st 8 Cherssion says shsta Prize schooner
81 srsts IaiYateer Relr5usor,
asfe 6sh, sais etc haa sunagrausd
~ 81 unas1 10 guns 81 F0r Fisher
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OFFICE ASSISTANT QUARTARaAsrER1
Jackson Esr FsbHrarV 1TL. 178
WANTED, IMMEDIATELY,
SM e~EpslisHc d -L8ArlER CURRIERS' 81
0rverlIeut wlrk s. HtLLTEE
fel7 l0t c7--iH and = Qusr ~ er.
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n At an auction sale in Atlanta last Tues
day Virginia salt sold at - to "a cents, and
Liverpool salt at IS cents a pound. The neces-
sary article is stumbling, as it ought to DO.
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Gene ~ 0risr 10 l6I
THE special uea5urss iasti ufsd Ia The cirsn-u-
3 = lrol tHs oHee sf the b j nu1rv. nlt we're -
tended 20 ad and "a no 81 Sc 10 suSpen6 { qDersasnq
ua9er "a ss Of ao regaAry esq bIsh-d sy-ten Of com
Sc in ION.
eforfs have ben rsesivs5 tlai rncsrs thus sens
iiom re my have Keen Erae ieaiy se-tl eslfs tna
system decision and eZ mptHons sslahi-hed under he
antnouty OF ms Com apdUtso f Conzc-ints u he re-.
spzen7e Slater and ar uesl lag TO msks ta fhoss
on 3fs any r. urrs n tie cIseripr El-lsr-c b. fheur
I'LL hereby oriore Ia al tHs8s actinz unie- ~
authority g re ercu Grin guesIor. saaI rarr il fr,-
ntoreung With any conscripfs in the eastodv of ~
oae-rs regularly on con crplou duty a1d shsi ssserr
no vam over item eth rFise than By efti ates "a fHa
co nmau5aTs Tor cha edoia 20 nhica thssr reoui-s-
men g shall te srtits1 under he prncinis of ur5 rstr
disfdbaton slso that they shal relPect GER ficsfss 81
cremation ssued bF reglIsr enrolling G6s ers. repo-t-
Tg Cor decision Of Ire e3mman-zlt ans ease in ulseN
t-e ezemp ion nay a pea. 20 t1-m 60 have bee fn-
properly srente1s thstn 40 ease haItb=y thzmzsIvra-
g5slt esit 6eat=s Of szeupion or re all ia = -
d4ubu1i eases or cases % ao2ed fom .shei- decision.
tlay s1atte'er g fh7 regaiar enrolling oHaafa o. ths
command a-dt1st taey shl rFnah b De heal
emo Ing ON er or the comnauiants sf eansciBb for
the STATE dese11tve hst- ~ Al 1srsrns within eon-
sclplon assr rec q tel CT gathered bT them.
H. The eommzn1a1t OF couscdpa ia matinz their
repors 70 TIE b-rsau Of Cousc ipa0o. H1l iet1ru ssps-
rst-ty iae e7nssripa gstherd and reported oiheu.
9naeI tao sysem i-shUisd = fhe erclar above re-
serred %. By order.
lsignedl s. COOPEB.
A5iaiant ard Unprecedented
n. q CLARK. Asior aa5 A A e. c nmaldaat Con.
tcipfsi state Of III sssipuL.
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q SIX barrels Of molasses were sold, st Pc
teTsburg, Va, IN the 2Olh ult St 81 . galloa,
winch, the Express says, is q considerable de-
elioe
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The Canada brings English dates to the 9Th. The
Qaesn, in her speseh before PaFiiamsn'. with regard to
American aaairs, said size had abssained from taking
any steps with a view Of indaeing a cessation Of HOSTILE
ties, because Il had not seemed tibet any rachovertaTes
could be attempted with any prballfy Of success.
she, however viewed with the deepest concern the
conflict which sin ragged. and witnessed with grief the
distress which the war inflicted upon portions Of her
subjects.
The London Times says It is reported that certain
partes IN Paris had offered a loan to the C5nfsderass
government Of i've millions sterling, GA he basis Of
cotton at five pence per poUnd, with tas option Of ex.
changing for Confederale bonds at 70 per cent, bearing
iitsresta al 8 percent and that the OFFS had been ae-
copied.
Liverpool cotton market dull prices weak. Consols
CO.'S.
Tbs iranrrecfion in Poland Is sail to be spreading. A
sanguinary battle had been fought at Wingrow, in
which theinsurgenis were defeated and the town. cap.
in ed by the Russians
Erom Nassau and KEY West.
CHARLESTON, March 1.-Two steamers, the Douglas
and Ruby, arrived there at daylight. bringing NAsssu
dsss to Thursday The Dougias was fred at several
times by the bleesadsrs, but not bill The steamer
siouswall Jackson and Hero. from Charleston, also the
81 Johus, from Savannah. had arrived afsly at Nassau.
The following prizes wess at Key West, February Isl
steamers Adsla Pearl and Magnolia sahoonsrs Alicia
George Agnes Francis Frar, Isabel. Courier. Dart
Therrsss. coFnet, Lily, Adventures, Camla, Kate,
Maria and Margaret, and Slope, Chester. Flying Fish
s~ood.luek, BroeksnboroOgh, Arenger. julia. Eren,
saas, Henry and Bravo.
The Yankee eonEauder At Key West has ordssed al
having hleeds 30 tAe Confederate service, to
to 80 70 Port Royei, to be sent .heuee INTO the
lines.
smoker arrival.
MonHe, March 2-Ths steamers ssaaria and ice
siannsr arrived here n5m Ha7annsa iast night with
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-02

~ Mr. a. C. Clark, of v~icksburg, has just
published the speech Of Mr.. Vallandigham in
pamphlet form. See bis advertisement.
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~ Can any Of tho editors or the postmaster
in Jackson, or tie maii agsnts OF The Southsn
railroad. inioim us WY tho dalg papers honf
Jackson DO not Gems 3 audol when The cars
run OF achedale time We can account Tor
their oen-srrrTai when tae railroad is out Of FIX.
bat we 90 Link We ought 10 get them when Tie
cara nun reEulsriy Last week W. got tF9
mails. aad This week we gof none Ga sniAday
or MONDAY EVENING" -Brakas Repu5licaE &5n-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-02

z Gen VIM H. Carroll, Of The Confederate
army, arrived in the city this morning oa his
return from Richmond. He is in excellent
health and high spirits, and represents the PEG
pc both al Richmond and everywhere along bis
inc of travel, as being ia buoyant hopes IS to
the future.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-02

IL pen o. between ths ages 81 hIeelald ~
81 ysars, except hose a ts1 into tha Ainuts Men
for sta ssfrce' rlio7 10 iaulffy ll z3 arc
in shsir dGsrrnt tis-rtt8 Thnss who b We furnished
substitutes heretofore. who're substtatss nFs naT
Hithls Hhe EGGS Of colsc1ploa are slso ordereat % T-
per. % RE Camps 81 1a-tfuc5os 10 ua ttFsen
e e aRes or eieh-een and forty sr3 la9 ta acr into
the STATE s=sE &C, bus those msuaonea ssVs ald such
a. have tesn Discharged Hom c1lsrft1 j. sn3 al mile
tia emcers are Grbiddeudo =1loi e1s ftrsln lab 10
coaseripfioh
The 8 teplou q 81 UtnE aHeers Or d1iy "a this
s-8te s. called to Se17 ofeer t4 l5 rVs shed Feb
ruary Rises SON altant ana Im scsor Gsiissafs
once. Rfor1sr. IL 2. CLARK.
or and A. A. eanefa.
Comm ding tonscF Prs stats q Mississippi
II. a. MILLER.
fstw ,Aduknt y
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1--WE we're favored with a call this morning
nom Mr France, editor Of The Brandon Rspale
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PERHAPS Sour morning cotemPorsry
hls but little faith in our spsculstions as to
what might be done on the river, by a few dar-
ing men. We thought We were giving pleasant
c%oSnsel, but it seems our neighbor is F" ike the
deaf adder that sioppeta her esr, which viii not
harksn TO The voice Of charmers, charm they ne0er
50 rissIg" We believe our speculatioUs can be
realized. We have faith in the wisdom Of our
commanders, and daring Of our soldiers. May
nosthe one jet conceive the means for the other
TO execute our dream Wait and see! When
the Job is accomplished, We shall then call On
cur neighbof for those SIX Eve dollar McClel-
lsns . which be alludes to.
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Erenl Middle Gennessee
Our --latest Disgatohss.l
F8EE sPEFOW sUPPREssFD IN
KENTUCKY.
Democratic State Convention Overa,ve,
hE AIMED aaldIera.

Democratic State Convention 0Fera1Ted
by Armed Soldiers.
RICHMOND, February "a dispatch dated Frank
fort, KY gives some particulars Of the dispersal Of the
Democratic Convection AZ that place by tho military.
The house Of representatives b. a deeidedvo'e, having
refused the use Of the ksH, the delegates rented he
thsater. Delegates from forty counties were in atteE
dance.
Hon David 5Ierriwsthsr was elected chairman. On
taking the chair be expressed the hope that the Goa
should not do.
In the meantime. a rsgimsutof sddier,, with ased
bayoneta, formed in frsnt Of the thestsT, and when q
call Of the counties was made. Col Gilbert TOOK the
rand and informed the Convention that none bat men
Of undoubted loyalty to the government would be per-
mitsed to run for any ONCE He advised The delegates
to dispense TO iheiF homes. and in future desiss from al
such attempts 70 p~reeipitsts a civil war upon the state.
The assemblage then adjourned
There was some excitement ia the city, but no dis
order.
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II A correspondent Of the augusta chroa-
,eis. writing from Lafayette, Chambers county,
Alabama. in speaking Of the wheat crop, says
that indications are cheering for an unprece-
danted yield for that section Of the country"
Accounts from other sections Of Alabama in IRE
gard TO the coming wheat crop are very favor
able.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-02

a The New York World Of he 10th inst,
has the following concerning Stewards last lee
ter to the French minis.ef
Mr. Seward has undolsteily made a great
mistake In ropslHag Inc fffendi suggestion of
the French Emperor. He is not likely b in
duee that monarch To initiate bis own habit Of
looking at the rebellion through the wrong end
Of q telescope, and tie rejection Of his proposal
tends to hasten that recognition Of he South
which, unless we conquer them. must sooner or
later come. Us acceptance would havs given
us several months Of assured freedom from for
eign interference, and 81, meanwhile, our arms
should be attended by signal SUCCESSES, the
rebels would have q ready means of learning
what terms in sabmis5icn would be granted
them They viii certainly never submit. they
would b8 great fools 10 submit, with the laws
and proclamation stislin force by which all
their property Of every kind is forfeited, and
every man exposed to the pensliy Of death whom
the government chooses to indict i0f treason.
The prec amaion And law have lefl them no
focus PaRifsn,is they cannot possibly he worse
IF by further resistance. Every additional
month that they hold cut Is SO much longer
possession Of their property, Of which they viii
be wholly stripped the mardent they submit,
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DEcHNED-Complsiais by "a Private Sol
der" No name accompanies the document
Also the communication signed Northeastern
Missouri The time has not yet arrived to de-
termine the individual merits Of the hundreds Of
thousands engaged in cur struggle. History
IS made up from official reports, win do that at
The proper time.
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OrdeIg from Gen. Coo.
ADJUFaNT II INSRECTCReEsERAErs1
OFFICE,
BIcHMoHDi February 7h, lsE

Published for TIRE hforaaton 81 omess dsts lad on
rec ui g .e-Tcs cr this Sfs.s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-02

Personal -Generai J. R. Chalmers, of the
army Of Teunessee, is at Presant in the city, in
rather sn snfeebled state Of health, not having
yet recovered from the effect Of the wound he
received in the battle Of Murrsesboro. He is
on an indsfnite leave Of absence from General
Bragg, With the view Of Teeuperating.
Colonel R. c. Tyler, provost-marshal gene
RI Of the army Of Tennessee. is also in the city,
locking as hearty and robust as when be left
Memphis with BIS company near two years age.
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Moang, March 2-Ths steamers ssaaria and ice
Flsnnsz arrived here rsm Hasanaaa last night Win
vasuabh3 assorted cargoos-
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MOVEMENTS of THE ENsMY "a consider
erabls body Of the enemy IS reported 60 have
landed at Newport Nsws q few DAYS sincs They
are supposed 20 b The corps Of General Ssi h.
lately before Efdenckshurg, who went dean
the Poiomac from Aqua Creek Suruisss are
cate sained IN s0m8 quarters that hey ere les-
tired for North Caralua, white gasrs suppose
the south size Of James rVer.-bgach5arg Re-
pab{iraa. 20a.
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RICHMOND, March 1.-The Dispatch has Northern
dates Of the 2sd.
Europe. He had Confederate dispatches with hia.
The fact that 3 large number Of ambulanees were
shipped from Cincinnati on the 10th, with orders that
they should be at Nashville on the aoth Is taken as IL
diesiive Of an early enga ement by Roseeranz army.
The New York Times has a letter from Vicksbu-g
which says: The army Of the Mississippi is being de-
Iletsd at a fearful rate since it has been at Vioksburr.
Over one hundred men have svery day faiieI to re-
port to roll call and beer carried ont, never to return.
IN the Yankee Congress Ar. Powell. Of Kentucky,
gave notes thss he should cali for an Investigation rs-
gardiug The disposition Of tie convention recently BsId
ct Frankfort.
Cold In Nov Work 1891
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-02

y. q CLARK. Asior ard A A e.. G nmandaas con.
tcapfs, State Of III sssippi.
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JUsT-We observe that General Buckner has
rescinded the order Of the chief Of commissary
Of subsistence Of his department relative to the
inpressment Of stores and fixing an arbitrary
tariff Of prices. He orders that, hereafter all
subsistence procured in any way shall be paid
for at 8 fair valuation, to be determined, if there
cannot be an agreement in fall, by disinterested
arbitration, Tie adoption Of this policy win
satisfy the public.
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Fast Day APpoiaied.

RICHMOND, January IA proclamation from Presi.
deat Davis VIII be published tomorrow. appointing The
9Th day Of Mareh as a day Of fasting Humiliation end
prayer, and inviting the people Of the Confederate
States to repair on that day to their places Of public
worship, and Join in PRAYER to Almighty God that he
vii continue His mereiful protection over our cause,
scatter ou~renemies, and set at nsught their svl designs,
and that he viii graciously restore TO our beloved
country Lhe blessings Of peace and security.
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y An army corrsspon ient Of The Atlaat

FLOODED The heavy r4laa u last week
have flooded the country. All tho streams are
OF of t1air banks, end travel is hlockadad for
ts present. cotAatas Aiiss1 Rspa5g
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Confederate CoaEFssa.

RICHMOND. February 27-Ths senate passed The ell
to provide and organize engineer troops, to serva during
the war, after which Il waut into score. session.
mittees in the Interrogation Of matters referred to then,
aud to punish false swearing, and then went into secret
session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-06
Artists Reception.

ttIVm te BOSTON Post, Feb. 5
The arst OF the arsis receptions took place last evan
ing II the studio Building fremont street II was
. very successful and brilliant affair and al
tracted gay, fashionable aud disingVe throug
some eight hundred invitations were issued most
OF winch we're honored by ATTENDANCE. Among tho.e
present we're leading citizens aud their ladies' The ha
was graced ~ contributions from resident artists
and included many exquisite gems These aid not ran 10
engage INC appecatve attention Of the hosts IL spocs
sors ana many We're The compliments they received A
feature the reception aud which has been the c,e
previous seasons, was the opening the varoue stuS
all Of which were well ncd by choice SPECIMENS al az,
II would be easy 10 mention detail the very nne asys
each studio presented, bat the crowded .tate ~ ,
columns prevents. The reception was moot or,tifvtns
succsss, and nanguraes the series most pc,n,slv
Many u the ladies present were elegantly ana ,rt
tcslly attred Two from the azure re.opt ~ pea,,,
Hill essayed the new Partisan style of head dtcss nnlnA
INK the powder tho unts Of gold The hummnr bird tbo
flowers aud the other pretty arrangements A. ama,er
~ ,hesharei the honors ard attentions IN tb
hcr wotks proBse or al sides. As beautul as vere
the PROTECTS ~ the arstsand th.yvy e.ded All forme,
II msiTatans must be confessed that thc most nelp
ni ~ al that met The oyc We the ladies' present hose
regal coNune~ tn' parsons and waited manners ate
ne sub CT q eonipmcn aud sdRTalpr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-06

ALRAsy. Feb. 8, 1868.
SOLDIERS BorNyIEs.
Mr. FolsEs repor,ed fsvorably general bill for the 70.
payment OF the bounty moneys raised by the severa
counties in the State.
Mr.. CONNOLLY noticed bill 10 Incorporate the Hudson
and Harlem River Canal Company
HnIs INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. CoySoElS--Anendatery OF the charter Of the
Greenwich Insurance. Company.
ny M. huRrsr-Amsndatory Of the Brooklyn city
charter.
BY NJ. RosgaTs0x-Ar ahorizing the New York Ware
housing Company Construct piers their lands under
water In this Twelfth ward.
bill snendatory Of the authorizing town su5scrp
tions 10 The tlbany and Susauehanpa Railroad.
\ sArcRaros PROCLAMATION.
The pecld order, the resorfon Of Mr. Truman, do.
clarirs 'avoc o President Lincon's emancipation pro.
ramatiou, then taken up the question being on the
substitute Oserai " Mr. Cooke.
No P-urr remarked that Il well known fact that
tbe original resolutions Introduced FOR the purpose
OF Affecting the result upon the eoon " United states
senator Thai event having TRANSFERRED he regarded the
cons derNten ~ the resolutions "a waste OF time
lie roved q Icy them on tho table
Alter further debate Hr. Cooke's substitute was
sdnptei by yass 10, NAYS 7
Mr. urrpsy osfcrsd another substitute
disc1rsion ensued between hessrS MrEpuy and 4, -
eos Nhcn The Seus.s took unt half past seyen
O'Clock ".