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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18
To the Associated Pres,
WIfnrsoTos. Tuesday. Fsb. j.. 1903.
THE NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.


entered into for the construction Of the ron res
s,eamere, for which gle 600 900 app ,pri' tied
until their plane ADD specifications have oeei ap
proved by a Board Of three skillful naval of GERS
and advertisements for proposals to build lave bcsr
made, according to law. The provision for bU idins
floating dock at New.York 10 stricken out, I'd the
spprooaon for the items Of the section cont siniRt
ii ia reduced from 81 ,2l30O0 to $i0, 900 I be sp
preparation for the dry dock Norfolk ,0 anC
the Naval Hospital 1913, 1901 are stricken OF II, ant
also that of 81, 800 for the Naval iosr tai a
Mound City, H. The provision for an extr mid
shipman for each Congressional District. DUR ng tl<
Rebellion, il omitted.
CAPTURE OF ANOTHER fRtlE.
Information has been received bore that the u. =
steamer Reliance, Capt. McGowsn, caP.ured In The
Monikin River, and brought 10 Pot Haltimo 70 on
the l3,h inst, tie sloop Clara aud schooner Nortt
Star, lille attempting 70 run the blockade, il '.ded
with O, 1traband goods. In addition 10 he C mira
band goods, two colored boys and sbou. eigl lteen
men were found handcufed and sowed away tie
hold Of the former vessel. They stated that they
had been forcibly put board the vessel aud Were
to be tal en- to Richmond to be soh.
Missouri TROOPS.
The ar Department, in answer TO 9 Call OF the
Senate Las presented official documents showing
the cauee Of the excess Of the Missouri loo al tnoops
above the authorization Of Congoes. The number
raised we over I3 ,000-sn excess Of 3O0t which
were order cd to be dsbanded; bat tue pfo,st OF
Gen. Schos Id, the were allowed by Gen. Halle
TO be retained in service for emergency, bit tfat
orders have been ven for the disbalding. Of fuur
regiments, ali then absorption into the olhefe.
TAX ON PATENTED ARTICLES,
Commissioner Bout veil has made the following
decisions under the Internal Revenne alv in regard
e the manufacture Of patented articles. Whenever
q person is the owner Of patent or OF Tho night
10 manufacture patented article, and employs OIL or
pe1sons 10 make snch patented article tbs patentor
or owner of tie patent ight will be regarsd tvs
u,an1facturer and the lax will be assessedpPon tn
sales as made by hin or his agents.
CAPT. PtULDiEG PROMOTED.
Cay, Hiram Pali.1ing was today confrli@l Ivy
the Senate AZ a Rear Admiral in the Navy OF the
retired list.
FAVORABLE REPORTS III on THE ARMTES-
There Is generally Asore hopeful feeling with be-
gard to military and pavsl operations than has pc
vailed for some months psst aud this arises from IL
vorabe ACCOUNTS received from all quarters. The
weather, however, has Gspeded immediate ope,-
a,iozs.
THE COMMAND OF TIE PACIFIC DEPARTMENT.
No change in the Department Of the Pacific Is
contem5 lated. shere is the best authority for saying
that Ge2. Shieds will not be sent tinker to super
sed Gep. Wright
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,ettors If marone and reprsa against the ehemy in
oil fore;on and domestic war; and to Establish such
, o,,d roonstions for the govern lent and control
Sc .oh ,r;,ateers. In the cours'J of his remarks,
Senator crimes declared he led to give the AID.
,n;nisraon all the means Gn'. appliances necessary
70 meet contingencies thai. may arise during the
recess Of Congress and to hold the President and his
Cabinet to strict respo lsibty for the use made Of
! their rowers, ard to d'ymand from them success.
THE INTERFERING. Il AGAINST GEN. BURNSIDE.
II is doubtful VII ether the report of the Committee
on the Conduct of the War, concerning the inter-
ference by Gen Franklin and other subordinate Off.
Gers with on, of Gen. Borueides plans Of attack
upon the L .bel army, will, If made, be printed.
The Comm teo incline 70 think that the public in'
terest will not be promoted by the publication at this
time Of Il @ testimony which they have taken.
THE TAN ON WHISKY AND TOBACCO.
The pablo is cautioned to receive With distrust
the sta ,oments going tie rounds respecting the prob
able increase of the tax ON whisky and tobacco.
Wbs over may be their eventual action we are as
sure that the Committee of Ways and Means have
no. yet received any letter from Secretary Chase on
dis subject and have arrived at no determination TO
increase tho tax. Commissioner Boutwell, is be.
ueVCu DOt 10 DC III luNOT VI buCn shOIOooo' AHV
amendments 90 the Tax bill will not be reported to
the House fo- two or three days.
TIE TRIAL OF A SPY.
court martial for the trial of John 5. Powell
as spy, convened to-day and sijourred until TO-
morrow, when The investigation will probably COM
mence. The detail Of the court Is ~ follows:
Maj Geas. +. Y. Sumner G. w. Mcrrefl and G. L.
Hardsuif, Brig Gen. A. Porter. Coils. A. A. Gibson,
ll2th Regiment Pennsylvania, l.. Wistar, 15ch
Regiment Pennsylvania, Francis Fessenden 25Fi
Maine, II, p. Sargent lst Massachusetts, Cavalry,
Capt F. p. Webb, 4th Artillery; Col. j. Holt
Judge.Advecate. No other officers" tho order
adds, :" than those named, can be assembled, with
out manifest injury to tie service"
Powell is charged with being one Of those Robt
farmer soldiers who at tlro time bears a com
mission IN the Rebel army, Get rs guides TO Rebel
forces, aud live within the Union lines az private
citizens He is said 10 be the man who guided thu
Rebels 10 Dumfres on the occasion Of then recog
attack upon that post.
lie hss been caught fo1 the second time and !
convicted will, doubtless, be hung, as may he -,
ferrsd from the constitution Of the cour, which IL
t-y him. His case 10 regarded as Of especial imp rt
ance and its conclusions will be likely to form pre-
ceden,. This is the first court-martial Of a@ y il
this part Of the count-y since the outbreak d tn
rebellion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-18

The United States Mail steamship Creole, Capt
Couch, from New Orleans, Feb. 8, South.West Pass
9th, with mails, merchandise and passengers, to Lud'
lam, Heineken g. Co., arrived on Tuesday morning.
She reports Left U. S. transport Illinois aground
on the bar at Southwest Pasf.
PAssRNGRRs-Col d. c. Lejohn, c. II. Dc Voc. MI.
Ia .en aud servant Mira Eugene Segot Mrs vgiCa Defo'y
g. b. Richards y. Clsre Norton, II. Goodchaux, Henry
Blake, H. w Kendall Henry KaEe, John j. Burr and ~ ID
the steerase.
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THE PASSAGE OF THE PRIVATEERN6 BILL
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fh interference against General Burnside
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The Megioans Confident Of Victory
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AN ATTACK ON pUEBLA EXPECTED
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Trip Of rho Ownsco TO Gnlveston-Comnio-
doro Farragnt ON his Way Thiihcr-
Rumor in Ncw-Orlcnns-A Rebel Flag.
of.Trucc noaf-1reeting Of Planters ni
the 80. Charles Hotel-They Agree 10
Pay their SIavcs-Frem Up the River
Tho victsburs Canal Success-Afni r.
nt Baton ROusc-An Expedition under
Gen. wei,z>I 10 Clean Out" tho TIE che
Copnfry.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

LATE ADylCES FROM MEXICO
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-12-17
"ddsst6arS t5e Course Of empire takes its aalag.'


Mr. Brooks said the House could
elect Speaker without the names of
these gentlemen from Louisiana being
stricken off the rolls.
Mr. Stevens protested against their
admission, but in order to facilitate
the organization of the House he would
withdraw his motion for the present,
and again offer it when the Louisiana
members were to be sworn in. .i
The credentials of the members
from Virginia were read, at the in
stance of Mr.. Lovejoy, and resolu-
tion was offered that their names be
entered on the rolls. ..
A brief conversation ensued as to
the legality of the credentials, when
the question was taken and the reso-
luton agreed to so that the names
OF the members from Virginia were
entered on the roll.
Mr. Washburne moved that the
House proceed to the election of a
Speaker, r.ra roce which was agreed
to-
Mr.. Washburne nominated Mr.. Col
fax.
Mr.. Pendleton nominated Mr.. Cox.
Mr.. Ancona nominated Mr.. Dawson.
Mr.. Girder nominated Mr.. Mallory.
Mr.. Steele, nominated Mr.. Stebbins.
Messrs. PendIeton, Dawes, Wads-
worth and Pomcroy were appointed
tellers to conduct the election. The
House then proceeded to vote with
the follovipu result
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-12-17
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
Fsllo,c Citizens of The Senate

and House Of Representatives.:
Another year of health and of suf-
fciently abundant harvest has passed.
For these, and especially for the i'm
proved condition of our national af-
fairs, our renewed and profound graft.
tude to God is due.
We remain in peace and friendship
with foreign powers. The efforts of
disloyal citizens of the United States
to involve us in foreign wars, to aid
an inexcusable insurrection, have
been unavailing. Her Britannia Maj
esty's Government, as was Justly ex-
pected, have exercised their authority
to prevent the departure of new hos
tile expeditions from British ports.
The Emperor of France has. by like
proceeding, promptly indicated the
neutrality which he proclaimed at the
beginning of the contest. Questions
of great intricacy and Importance
have arisen out of the blockade and
other belligerent operations between
this Government and several Of the
maritime powers, but they have been
discussed, and. so far as was possible,
accommodated in q spirit of frankness,
justice and mutual good will. 1t is
especially gratifying that our prize
courts, by the impartiality of their ad.
Indication, have commanded the re.
spect and confidence of maritime pow
erS.
The supplemental treaty between
the United States and Great Britain
for the suppression Of the African
slave trade, made on the l7th day of
February last, has been duly ratified
and carried into execution. 1t is be-
lieved that so far as American ports
and American citizens are concerned,
that inhuman and barbarous traffic
has been brought to an end
shall submit for the consideration
Of the Senate, the Convention for the
adjustment Of possessory claims in
Washington Territory, arising ont OF
the treaty of the 18th Of June, lS46,
between the United States and Grea,
Britain, and which have been the
source of some disquiet among the
citizens Of that now rapidly improv'
ing part of the country.
A novel aud important question, in
volving the extent of the maritime
jurisdiction Of Spain in the waters
which surround the island of Cuba
has been debated without reaching an
agreement, and it is proposed, in an
amicable spirit. to refer it to the arbi
trament of friendly power. A con
vention for that purpose will be sub
mitted to the Senate. s
have thought it proper, subject te
the approval of the Senate, to concur
with the interested commercial pow
ers in an arrangement for the liquida
ton Of the Scheldt dues, upon the
principles which have been heretofore
adopted in regard to the imposts upon
navigation, in the waters of Denmark
The long pending controversy be
tween this Government and that OF
Chill, touching the seizure at Silina
in Peru, by Gillian officers, Of large
amount in treasure belonging to citi
zens of the United States, has beer
brought to close by the award O
His Majesty. the King of the Belgi
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-12-17
FEMALES--FEM A ALES.-FEMALES

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the officers and soldiers who have
fought under him during the rebellion,
and providing that the President cause
medal to be struck for General
Grant in the name of the people of the
United States. Passed unanimously
without a word of debate or explana-
ton. FL. $40.
Mr.. Cox said he desired to offer O res
olution respectfully requesting the
President to take immediate steps for
the exchange of our prisoners in the
prisons of the South, and that he COM
mnnicate all correspondence in the
War Department relative to the ex-
change of the prisoners. After dis
cussion the resolution was laid over.
Mr.. Arnold gave notice of a bill
to prohibit slavery forever in the Ter
ritories included in the Presidents
Emancipation Proclamation. Also to
repeal so much of the Enrolment Act
as authorizes the discharge of per-
son drafted on the payment of $500.
Much time was occupied in the Sc.
lection of seats.
The House then adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.
SENATE.
Mr.. Lane, of Kansas, gave notice
of bills providing for the adjustment
of the accounts of the 5th and 9th
Kansas regiments, and for indemnify
ing the citizens Of Lawrence for Guam
trile's raid.
Mr.. Powell, of Kentucky, gave no.
tice Of bill to prevent Federal Off
GERS and soldiers interfering with cleo
tions in States.
At half past IL o'clock the message
OF the President was received and
read. Adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.
Mr.. Stevens gave notice of bill
to fix the time for the election of Rep
resentatives to Congress, and to ena-
bic soldiers to vote at said elections.
He also offered bill to place colored
soldiers and non-commissioned officers
on the same footing as white men in
regard to pay, bounty and pensions !;
also, bill to authorize the construc-
tion Of the Peoples Pacific Railroad
also, a bill to repeal the fugitive slave
laws of 1898 and 1850. ."
The resolutions of Mr.. Cox, looking
to an exchange of prisoners, with an
amendment sustaining the Administra-
tion in the efforts already made, offer
ed by Mr.. Washburne, of Illinois, was
adopted by yeas l03, nays 46.
The Presidents Message was re-
ceived, and the Message and accom-
panying documents were referred TO
the Committee of the Whole on the
State of the Union.
Mr.. Stevens moved that SO, 900 ex-
ira copies of the Message be printed.
Referred to the committee on Printing.
Adjourned.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-12-17

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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-12-17
Charles City, Iowa, Dec. II, 1868.
The Thirty-eigth Congress.

The opening of Congress on the 7th
inst. was largely attended. For sew
eral hours before either House met the
spacious galleries were filled to over
flowing with spectators, and thousands
occupied the outside halls and corri-
dors. The floor Of each House outside
the bar was occupied by distinguished
personages. The Russian naval Off
GERS were present.
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Gbe gntellige,1ter..
A. II. F. HILDRETH, Editor.

"westward the course of empire takes its way"
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
THE REBEL PRIvATEEas.
Movements Of the Georgia and
Alabama. .na
Operations ON the South AmerlS
can Coast,
Ske., &c., 4os

Movements or the Georgia and A1absnss
The British ship Kent, Captain Clayton, which hes
rived NJ London from Melbourne n g. w., reports thss
on the 1lth or July in latitude % 10 south. lougi-
tude 80 west, at haEpast twelve p. NJ. she sighted
ssl on the starboard how which bore down upon her,
and At eight r. H. alorgsde under sail and stssms
and proved to be steamer Georgia, which,
alter sauing parted company again, and stood 70 ths
soui heast.
The Dutch brig Gebroeders, from Amstcrdan for b.
tava. thirty eight days, July o. latitude north. hn-
gtade % 10 west, reported being in company with On
federate steamer Alabama the previous day. ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-02
Cessnsrs' xn@sssass

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nSZ - married man, residing with M family =
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The New York herald., 1863-09-02

The Exc mption Relief Fund. A10
Tho following additional subscriptions to the Exemp
tion Relief Fund appeared the list at the Comptroller
The New York herald., 1863-09-02

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The New York herald., 1863-09-02


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The New York herald., 1863-09-02

lewis 'nss, n. and L 10, 1se Frankia S., active.
+ $ coggswei T. and =. Il. 70 Vest 81. epst.
Jno J. Bradley lhgiue aS, 81 Ln,on place empt.
Mich annon, Hose II 10 Thoiapson st.. active.
VIM White Engine II % woos.ef y, active, = "a
Fred s.rady, Epgine IL, 80 wons.er s.. active.
A. w. Tenny, Lngine At. 27l Fourth -, active.
Mich Hearn Hose %, 80 Pearl 81. active
JAS A. Cavanas b, Eng. "a. iot,st active.
VIM. Craig, En- so, 255 W. 18TH It,. active.
A. Hart, Eng. 38, 7S Watts ST., exempt
T. Baly, Hose IA. 33l Hudson 81 active
w. Pierson, Eng. 3s, % W. 25rn II rAa'npt
Peter kenny, Hose ~ 400 10Th 81 EXEMPT.
John @on;sas Anderson o q 80 cs as e.rs ;. active
Jas J. Campbell, Eug 80. 3l5 W. 2e,h s... active.
Jacob Michael, Eng. 80, l2l W. isth ST., a,tive
james A. Jones, Eng 80, l99 W. 3Tth st active.
I'd. J. Curley, Eng 30. l5s W. 2sth 81 active
NJ shaunnessy, Eng. 80, 33T Tth sv. rclive.
Kehae Ssa Kasoe Eng IN ssS S'h a. a Tssv0
George Kelly, H. y l. s, 200 T. Houston st., exempt
Thomas Hllty, III. & l.. 2, $50 9Th av. active.
Henry Graham Hose 40, 2Il " oath St EXEMPT
W. RichaI dson, Hose IL. 6sl Hudson 81 exempt
Thos Thompson. Eng 25, 30l W. e6th st., active.
Patrick Ward. Eng 20, 400 9th ay:, active.
Luxe Murphy, Eng 80, 42o Greenwich ST., active.
Henry W Iiunt, Eng. 80, 1877 Hudson st., exempt.
HI. Cruger, Eag. 80, 1853 Franilin ST.. active
Michael Martin. Eng. 80, 7s W. Broadway, active.
G. s. Miller, rose 7. 1870 9th st., exempt
the coHln Tee will meet again this "wednesday eve.
ming at FTemcns Hal, at hall past seven O'Clock precise
ly u issue certificates TO the drafted emen Of the Firth
and seventh Congressional districts II a requested that
each drafted party VIII brins with him his notice.
Notice 20 FIremen.
TO ALI DRAFTED PiREsEs ~ rsg FIFTH AND
SEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
All hrcnen hereby notified, who have been drafted
in Fifth and Seventh districts comprising heseventh,
Tenth Thirteenth and Foureenth wards also Eleventh
and Seventeenth wards. to report The following
mttee on Wednesday evening, september p 1868, at
Filomel 8 Hall, az hai-pasl seven O'Clock.
HENRY WILSON, Chairman.
JOHN y. GILES,
JOHN DECKER, / g~o,,,
TOPPER MILLS, Sonl's'ee'
ALBERT J. DELAT0CR, J
r. Y. EvERETT. Secretary.