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New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Sailed.

FEB. ?Ssesm.hip,-Ch OF Ws'hngon (Br). Liverpool,
Cbes,peake, Po,sud.
MOunor-taisAll.
Steamcr.D Diamond State IT, s. transport Wsshpstoa.
ID. c Fabsvcn. aud Albany.
Shp.--Fairueld Msgtsene, Gen. VIII n.s Iona
bEk-ibis, Loiret Lipds A. Coed. Whitley felicou. }.
Fountsn.
Brgs-J. c. Watts Euiis, Open Sea
SchoonersIiaze. Enterprise A. Stewart. Nelson Abort.
d. H. Kelly Ades R.oecca, Ripple, Fair Dealer, sason, T.
Loser, h. Moss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
pori- War0cns' Noiltr.
srArn os Ngw.foEn.,

STATE of NsS kohn n, W,lls
Pour. W,nphss' UYrich, NO i"s '' ..:t,.
~,orYru !. p.r,hv ,.iyeu. IN accordance WIN
-. 81 ,L, ,c: p..ed April IA. ioo. snt,ieS Aa
Aes to ksosu. we7' & One bSras ., ' espss o. tie
Y@k to all persons p'ens.se. % or sarvey thss
:soee ns,e inv vessels sc uadsr eIaina. y TIE ros
ne Iv.' III me .ad Surveys o. rIhHNniohs WI %
WAioe.' t,,io ten days nsnt succeeding ihs hoce %
hoard said vesseis' p;., No AZ y
SniP .,sr No. y. u
Trinidad
l
a. aJie, No. 20 y. u
a,ig Judge ilahsN
BIG Bon bEdpuy'''
Etis .....................Ps No N. q.
Big tyins
Brig Plsf 40. r.. NJ
VIM. Il. BLGLEluH, ries,&sns.
4 Apc'a Ha2klAly Ssere,Ay
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

DEMOVAL Of REMAINS from tho vaults
III of The Reformed Dutoh ChuIeh u Houston ana
Drssn-sts to Nsw.Yorh Bay Cem-toy, VIII co%inence
March under direction OF tho Cay Inspector aud hos
s,illusn, owner ftas Property ComnanieAons
10 them or 10 w H. .TR EhS Specie. In'psS'oI' NO. F
Chatham st., will receive Iespectful slteLlson.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
anluocmeni5.
WINTER GARDEN.

WINTER GARDEN, ,,.,,.,
Oirrt, tie ril,iA-; % bHi,o 1890 dcd rich''N p!
aIpfroi tc, is,re and como n'sy- 'cr-'-i'g 'u nc
H.. N,,s~o4t 10 great s's'Aoni'n In en"odi's
gag '"''' TwELvf NlGHr3 MORE
1i.taEpls Sc AND c0M2DIEHNE.
''"' ''' MARY PROVOST ...sn
MNHY PROVOST.
y" NV M0 DAY @od qUHsDii, Mrca spas
her ow :, "a ie' s.d sa,rs. ga , 10 P"'''H ''"''
hGSif hSSis B2ESiEEE. tyfi;: IttE.
wpy's TRIALS.
Nn'. TLiAN.
Whch has, Jufi'g the PIT seaso been Produced ip wan
iag ,ou. LoOsv'lls 81 LpHs 10. Sc vi n fhe
MOST BBlLLiANr SUCCESS. ~.,.,,
NEW SCFNkEf.......";by. by....... AWTDQfHif'ee ~
.ni all ir snli cd c - Tia, extensive lhster. sup
MISS NARY PEovoaf.,.,s..y., .................LUcIE
PIE f,voIue yyru, Actor, ...,.,,,.
Mr. l.. y. EARNk rt'.' r.
M W Dsv DoE........s,
NJ Mo hiti r,.s
d n, tile c:rP.: prs%',ilgs, s!, lc,,rur
FRDLpI UE-Noom IN Ghtts All de- s.rr-yi.le-lbs Con
sua ion 'rtr Uneipect-d Fe't"ae--ih- h,,,i,nfr.
in Ned sc-ns J--Gatdeu Of The Cnsiean-Ih, tscape-
Lucr, Perlou, Accent ~ fsu c.H7 Desih ia ~n come
1
ACT III -in.-rd,c,ion Of Lunacy-ths N~4co.is--Do VI
trey, Rcyoag,-- L"ei9- l.. eie.
HAIRY DENOuEMl ~. -. -. .
In sotve prep,' st,on f.r l.i. MANY fRoyOSrS Fist
b'"'n' IL n'' +. Fsi6HY' sfD AZ kyrNrNG. March 6.
shsiiisn Knowe'' beautiful raJ reaHs'a '0' h'' ''
the Acthof a,o ioaf ae's ,.,,
TIE COUNTESS A'p TIE sERy,
fer which sea may be secu-sd 10 az vance
B'1'to'k oPen ifom iii 9elacA. -
NIBLOS GARDEN.
A''''' -'@ . SFttoviD SO wEiEK.
ANuThEE GRiUA.PH
cELEpHATEp S$,!yE rRIMA DONNA
Who in eonjunotl,n viii the eminent Mste.
Mr. rETER RlChlNGs.
" III 'pp''' GRGAT u hA oFERATIc srEcrAcLE,
~ sATAEELLA;
Tux Pow IN ~ Low
The xr.ste.t Da1-euse th- Anieh a. stage
MILE. ANNE rIA GALLEfri'
MONS MARZETrL
VERY EVENING.
New Scenery BY Me.-r,. J. Z i!.,s. ani J. Il s-l~Sa
New Music and fu Chorus under tho direction Of Harvey
NV Co.,oms. Aopoin,aen,, AID Meeha'ioL ffoei'
by sisg r5Pe Mr. 3. , a.. "qu'on zen. ppi 81
notice vii perform ID Oh, romantic operate 'peo''-
'''' ''''''''' sATANELLA;
Or.
TIE POWER or LOVE.
"a an.llA the Spirit n Beauty ,,.,,
Ju4sn. . Ort4on l-so ........Nlno {. klthINOo
imAne the Ma.t-r lend ......., q,
Ilsflaldo Fahio. futof..........Mh PETER klChIN"S
Hstino. the Imp nf II ...lief a t@f saId FlcL.
MONS NAHLEfU
(su.Asrd -Ir-rs.iF ioT this paril,
And the follow iny allen 81 A4s4.A:
Nr.. ~. L. X she's D. h. L,pb, Geo. Andf.wA C. '"
" ii.ou ". blai,'cl. So &C M,rasnss r y CAs4tSu
/. H. sheTrlt ssrfftlt +. 6raltiH, 60.
H. the course o. she sf-cfeis.s
GkAND BALLET. -
B, Nile GALLvTTi, Mn. MNRLErri. Nile. KArRlSE
aud FI-LL IORFs under th. di's.nsai-hei Matte De
Ballet, .
sfCNOR RONZASI
STATS SEO HED tAsee t.v, la .d'Iuos
R0r Book open itolI 81 n. g. . . a., ..
Ni. a.. eIcspilu e. tie ffo.i. No fEkE LIST.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Drofes5lonal Nolitis.

NHARLES :. SptNCER Attorney and
Y Csla sio Law rflc,orard Advocate in T. ) Courts
80 A,, b,o.auay. h~S-1ofk. Nesifrpce--No ~ LONDON
I,rr,rc Wr,. sJi.i tpets-en ath and iuth.sv.)
EDWARD II. nl\QN, NJ d.. Editor oi The
IA sc.',I acd OperAng and Cousui''rg surgeon. No ~
stn.v Ofre con,r.lf. o. the more "heuts i'eases oil
~. r.,yo rsc,rL Euq.ufe, P' Ns.occ.e, aui istui
f.di' .y cus-i without kne % h-.ur" '!ice houl'
nom d q ., 1 20 g aud 20 . eyeniI-s
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Hle0irnl.
,THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

TNHE GREAT ENGLISI1 kennedy FOR
Il GOUT AND RHEC MAIISM.
All sufferers from the above pts ebeI OF recent or
sns standing are advised BLAlRS GOUT and RHEU
AATIC PILLS They be relied 90 the most safe
and edecua remedy offered o. the pubic sod hs'e been
anvsssy uSsd Ia Europe many with tbs sFosss'
Ducceas
rs.pr.d 10 England BY PROuTt HARsANr, and .old
y WELLS Co., Franilin.n, New Xo'h and most other
Medicine Vendsfs
Her kssys Cotnissoners hsvs authorised the name and
edAssAs Of THOMAS PROUT, no strand, Losdon. TO he
enprssssd upon the 0ovsrnmsnt stomp sxed " sssh box Of
soe eeauiDs medicine
Rnss ~ osa,s snd Si per box.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
COURT oF GENERAL sEssioNs-Frs. ga.-Be'sS'


cofder HoYys@
George White cor yfcte1 81 forgery IN tie second
d.sfre Wa .eucuced " sac i.ea io Eve years and
w. lJontts- ,,
Michae aigsn. convicted 81 an st'n =. =. grand Nceny
.s,t-lc.d 10 the PeuitenasIy Tor tho. nou'h'
Tho ..nteac. Of Jacob sisr convicted ol murds In tho
,econd .see aiming h' ~ifs, ~ss postponed l oa
d.y
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

aislArrKE aLyA'Ac
g.. s,. b,ti ,.,............a;5l Moon Sets.. t:38
~ aigH WATER TAO DsI
and, nsok Sis yov Island. oO' HeilssNe.... 1.B
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Go Get.

COTTAGE TO LET az CLIFTON, Staten
~ Island IL IOou, half ~ Of G,ouod 10 minute by
plsnk wslk from Vanderbilt Landing Rtn. 80 Addfta'
NJ A. r., Boa No. l,H5 Y. Y. PostOfce.
NO LET-Tour.story Bnck HOUSE, No. 2l9
Nsshipgtonst brooklyn sIcslen, .ighboIbosd pos
ss,siOn immediately Apply 70 II. e. WHITE. II huHyst
V'O LEr-PART OF n COTTAGE HOUSE,
l. No. 2oa East lstha lDqoirr on tie premises
TO LET-Ihc COTTAGE HOUSE No. l3J
Wes, Hth-st eor,sinnx ell the modern inpIo.. nsn.
Apply o. No 70 WashingtonSt between the hours OH m
and NJ OF No % West JAh.s. bstwssn and ocioch
p H Rent 5000 per Aanom.
no LET.-The spacious and convenient
l. COACH FACTORY for many years occupied by j. W.
Eredsfcts L Co. Msinst Poushseepsi-
J. w. DIAN, AIeli, eG.Dsx el Msln and Diidge .ts.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
SpOkPn.

Feb l6 OF Tortusss. bsrs Lawsecse Of and for Bo''s
frolD New.Uglrans.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Fss 2T.-BefOr
Judge sHfrsAN
A YoREIGSER SEkhINO RELEASE fRoN sSHr IL


An np! heatoh WAS Hhnc 'Or WIZ Vi N"Oe"o
corpus, ~iia view to tie release o. sernon, al a.
British snhecf, who L. cOuhucd E Font Ls!-l cite
Tue day OF Nh 1hou.s Dunpny was fesh stating mat
Vernon ed there. not tutaoiy Of he Jddsent
Of Couf or Gy " aud "i no csnse h1' was AhV~h y"
hm y
air Fdwin JAHer ,s.d there was no desre on his part TO
ais ary fous Il s aud Ihg, the wit sss gfaS'ed he
should perfectly s- isd retulu WAS made OF the VI
bringing up tho body OF the pihoaer and 1bAt he
would ,eld directions ~ith the wri.
judge pnan .aG he ~oud take the papers aud deter
mine The matter Monday morning
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
s,TEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching

.tTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
at QueelsloWn iCoIN fissboI ns vel. KNOWN steam.
r, Of the III erpoo NowYOrs and Philadelphia Seau.Lp
:. .onpsay ero intendod TO SAL e. follow:
6IASbO nlA
~ M fOh. MAI -
C,TY or BALTIMORE .-stud.s. M.s II
Aud every succeeding SATURDAY nt noon irOm Fir ~
North RIVER
yt4gs p Ftss.fX.
Payable Ia gold, or a.. rqugal' 81, ~ c1ifcpcy:
FIRST CABiN....... SB0 W - jEhEAul.,..s,,s4t 4ts "
Fir sbin 10 LONDON Ss UO Seesgo LDrdOu... =. -
irs, Cabin to PbIi,. g5 90 Se-rigo ~ rah... ~ ~
Ft sbu ~ llaDiDuIg ~ oJ SLertse to Aanous. . 30
Ia.senyrs a's1 forwarded iisIe Bremen EyltcILsUI
Antwerp, kc. % egt ally low rates
Fares from Liver pool QIoensiown Is, Cabin. -. -
th sfeera~e from Liverpool 30 Ffon Queen,town f3p
Those who .end for th. eIGf DUy tickets here
~ t1ese Taiss -
JOHN g. DALE. Agent, No. II Bfoaiway. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

~
IN BkOOKLi y.
III lots size 25Jl0O feet located a iol5sys;
81 ios north sida OF Wafren.s. Be 9TH and Th-ays
10 lots fronting Fsbashsv. be-. Y and BGcst.
iots fronVog on Fato1snsy, oet Csrtonav and "s'-
gtn.G
3lo,s frontin. on Fs,bnshsv., bet Warren aud wyckf
stS
lot. fronting WAfEenS.. bet Fa,bV.h and Carlton.
Hot at junction OF Fstbush tv ind " 4ITcn-st.
<lo.s CA Butier-st. bet stn sv. and flstbu.h sv.
II Ots block bounded by 5th sHd tIh avs, Warren
Bsticss
% lots block bounded by sth and 6thavs, Baltic aud
Butsf-stG
u lot. block bounded by 9Th and 7hav.. Butler
Baitic-ts
Q lots fronting on 7h.U bet Buter aud BsticstA
10 lots fronting on Warren snd Bsiss 100 fee. OF
Hb-sv
Th property !, loc.ted In the vicinity OF extensive i'm.
DOv-ueats snd most OF tho lot. within two blocks of th.
,ropos ed Prospect Park The Fabnshay 3h aud atsptc
City Cars pass within one boc o ell the lots The
are xraded and paved and generally -w-sd water ga
ype1 also laid II 10 claimed .h- sdvsnt,geousy
oested improved properly IN Bro0Alyns and uv ing tue
Attention Of capitalists seeking invesieut lass portion
tho can remain On bond aid nor,ssss
tssirsd For maps and terms sppiy 20
HOMER MORGAN, No 2 Finest.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
IlOR eALE-NcluaLle ilnr-orel PronorIy D

NOR SALE-yaluable Improved Properly or
\ 81 4ad Nb-svs. 3Ja aud J'tlsts W io'' t'.- pu
chs.e.. Tho Mana u tEs NeSl Institution io'
BIZ Gle! 1t vsr sale hy re Bloch between thr on
ard gt-sv. 81 aud 3i.Ats exec 90 tnoe los on ~
occc by CtuTch TIC pofrty 'ared coinPfse tho
fsni "a the h-.y III iacie> y iV irtt 10
6rp,n with imrr rsu.bt ttcrol aInued TO ne 'he
uo.t yBs5, saJ est improved "tt r te a'e""' l. va
ois ilst ald ~ 5i'' fd lnirs ~" h'oN' l.
iots or 80 ild . o 5st, covered or lasu sil eh
penyr ausiug which u. l stfc': 10 1tr ana
S~r,pt , uf the ,V. rsA 20 g "a rchesn width by
10 ia dea ftht f1n i' cen ~ ~ the hiocN
sre crown 9 ifeeis tne sVla1 '-ng ech "ry ~ ttc
pca ~ o.e c which " -st " 'V rtt
vlar sad ts a-e-y 4..r on the nora 'ot
opposite t rrs' acrct frr o. th- tr'. ca' ss
a. sao nose on tho Opposite a- 81 jst For ,crHs aud
tarcusrs apCg Cf OkOE +. AL-tN. Pf5sdert Of 'go
Boad 81 the of-o oi Cakson " Potter 60, No 6l Ns
a 5eiWecl ,. -. 6ldZ ?. -
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
ANDS.-IO ALL WANTING FAR


EyNNL It NJ TT VIII'7 0'V III '1IlI1T''
Ia The olo, osscrihed Real tsats will be sold ~ pur-
sstre Of g. der ~ CDuit, Uy OiBE4l SAhfSDE, Auc-
to sf. tn door Of the CONT ~ ih~ Cy ~
Ihtcszo asie moi the .a d8y ~ March. 1905 81
eescG LOTS Noe. ~ O., ts' MY ~ lie ug'ei
ir ock "a i've o.; In AcL~Ts s1'n - Chicago, iuats
lJls snd being Cy Ch,cssD t"gIS Of oob aHd sac
o. llirois tho I9p.a' iroyeIiJ ,s.c ht.o-
lJ.s. Term. ci.L HtN41 I. IAhNth
R-cciy.t Of me Arti.anS Bs1k Coy Of NeW-iofk
40. iG7 BfO9d@aN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
Goyarlncrsbip hotitrs.

nISSOLUTION OF COPARfNERSlllP.-
~ The Gfm OF ISAACSEN = BER sNpSohN is sais dsy
di..oly.d by mutual consent heb. = iSL
ADO!.Ph lSAACSEN.
slEUAkSD bLNESDsOIiN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

T'ACI WAYTrD-In IXCIAN@" o.. iot nt
l1e bo.l Sd.ise, i e.: "a % Va pc p.a i ,o"
$1,000. cat,j within m' {, I no, 1lthtI ea,, tnau
GEN Cove wei iup oye %o"' '- "'
5r-.s Box No. 80 ro''-'H'- -, -r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

nISSOLUTION Of COPARTNERSlIIP. -
~ IN. Firm ofJAMEs ANDERSON Go. /, hereby Dc.
.oiyr4 Jsuua.y l. 1903 " Nests' uet"ren Nsrrtr and
Murr.v..t. JAMES ANDEBS IN Co
Per ABks. SHERWOOD.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

~ I()iINII 7 ItVI -'4''7'1' ~
Nn.,eI t,eo-.to1y snd .tsc r.44e hOlSE, with wing
ser te wh Iic Cpn ai, h. iocIsi bu'it ia t. best
.nnsr pos.s.t loc r4 Nv g"ra.sv and Nooiri"e
. oe.ther wh e.i loi. ui 8 nj. ~t H. Two bi)cas @"
Pf,oSav otr. three urptrs % c3f. . Fulton Fer! 81,
ib. IL al hours For mo usiIon. sppiy to IL H.
IODAltf No "a !ire-s Srcii- Fr' lDluistce (Cmi Al j.
a. 10 A M SINDAM. OF me pltIIIse..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
NOR SlIE-A fgst.class RESIDENCE,

XNoR SeIE-A G!st-c'ass RESlDENtE,
,v,,lu one ie Of p. IL Lac. = i. tae fyde PMi
al up u-- 10 ,ocsiy cortintus j. scfes-a AT OF
"a irhIs a. ttardtI - tf"t ed t'fs,I
rree. fin ron tn rr-d 20 River, comuaui,
a., y;s. ,i ,e a,.t The Huu.1 good. containing 80
Roous, isis pos AID .u-~a er e'ei h,o 'hs pu1nns
Thee ers at a., OuSoal'i H. good order <Ilct
~ $50. On Cir remli1 OF tEc srur. iSpu -e OF
THOMAS CLEGG. A.ti',t fops keeP'ie.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
IrOR SALE or to RENT, to a khSfONn.l-

= VT 0NI II " 70 INI@-N 70 . IN IN,
4 RIE PARIT-Th Cue NiLL tROif nj @ oo. R,;,1ns -
OF Fltvr cyce aud saw M in al hVe p'i."ns' ~ 'nr
two Usc p. g. eo.o Gafn sDJ ~ AeIrs VI sV,"
I-,rd al MI att 4 recs p~ii" s1' pteiS oi 0'ot
~: o Store Dan ona .'rti'i''s = 80 - N W
s,, and snshl tor sny n.sauiscuIDs 1fPosS lu fl"I
S,,e ,fd saw Mile no" having tic "usi"ss 'h'y oau
A. "a ns,ir we R-a.on- or ius Sud o,hri psr!ici'
l.. ,di,es- e. H. TnbuLc Oth e.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
i,ral C:5tatc for Sac.

AT SOIJTH ORANGE, n. J.-for SALE or
n IFT. Gr.r.c a. t.'Cot e c'","'nrs u ionns j..
bt.ua'o' I'D 'eu ulu IS w6K ifoli tno
as Ccoa barn md "a - o. Land inq qlifs Of
Sspo" McAiLLO| * c.. n $; PSikto".
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
scuscs au1 farms Wllieo.

FURNISHED HOUSE IN COUN ,lI'.l, Ini "s."" ni.In,
Il for term OF IA ,ntb. nsjlin 70 a. ~ p.fc,.
location. e,sy OF scces' 90 O. r, STREET" No,gAo.b
~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

TE'HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
BITNEEN EEW-YOkK AND Ll1EEI OOL CALLING
AT COf-k IARJOH.
AND BETWEEN LOSTON AND ~ EHPOoL. CALL
mo AT HALIFAX AID COEk HAhbOR.
CANADA GfA,e....letyss Boton.... W-dLCst1y. NIr
AFRICA Noodle ...lebv-s Now-f orb N~dDc sdsT Mar II
ARABIA, Boston.. "Wednesday Mao ~
AUSTRALASIAN. .Cook lcsv,..N. Y.WcJnrsd4Y. Mar. %
EUROPA Muir.....eaves BOSTON. " sinesd APR
ASIA shannon ieAyes New York Wednesday. AR.
YEoS Nfw-IORk LIVERPOOL
Chief CsDlh fa-sssc''''''' - ?"
Second cabin Psi.aIc. ~ W
PH0a BgsTOS TO LIyKKPOOI-
Chef Csbin Patsa sase......................hlly -
Secsao dDIn Pa1s ssgo.................-.' u ~
usySilo In gold i's equvsn ia United States currency
B.sths b., secured unul psid for
An eIpeTenoeJ Srrgcol on hosfd-
The these SHIPS viii lot be accountable Tor Spo
Nsluab.s uucss bills Of Lsdng hsns tue value er
pressed arc signed therefor
fOr EiegLt or Pssaase oIlly to
E.cUNARD. No. Bowlngueen.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02
5lationcrp ano fanep Soo0s.

i SIOrE d JAMES,
- sTATiOSERo, PKtSTERS snd BLANK BOOK DEAL
Ems No. ~ Fultohsl Orders respectfully sol.citcd.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-03-02

MIR. BENSON VAN VLIEI il THIS DAY
WI admitted .aPARInEh N our Firm.
March 1909 LUChN NUOD : NORRIS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07

:. Inc election for delegates 10 the Constieu-
soa3l Convention Of Nevada Territory gives
= s!I the precincts, as Ear as heard FROM large
'Qa7 u2iovitioa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-09-07

v0ynorg yron Gn2 Bic Gran&e.

KugunT& STEGG LAS GsAV V1aAAG
The New York Express learns by r:la steam
o. Geo. Washington: wbi,b arrived there on
Saturday. 5rorn New Orleans, that muoh ex-
oorneat exists in the latter city among the
con+sdarate gynpathizers and their friends In
,s{araooe 10 sFla great military and naval ex-
oa3it;ons about 10 depart from that point, >
tba destination OF which it has been given out
!, Mobile, but which it is said is going IN just
.be contrary direction-in short, the expedi-
t;op, 50 90 the ruznors, ''will turn Up, IN Tex
as At the mouth Of the Rio Grande The
movement is TO be marked by great celebrity;
some Of the troops having already gone for
gard" The further talk was that this com
centration Of Federal troops at the mouth Of
the Rio GraDtle, WAS in consequence Of an an
ejcipsted rupture oi friendly relations between
France and the United States that certain
demands have been made Of the French Em~
7eror, in respect 10 bis recent operations in
Mexico, which, II not satisfactorily complied
with, will be Immediately followed by the in
va8ion Of that country by the army Of General
j4rant; that secret understanding con'em-
plating some sezch Invasion exists. between
President Lincoln, aud the fugitive Mexican
President Juarez &c &c.
The Express in commenting OH the above
saYs:--"We give these reports for what they
2re worth. IF there is really any foundation
for the statement that the destination OF the
New Orleans Expedition is the mouth Of the
Rio Grande, however, we cannot forbear re-
marking that the Confederates have discover
ed the fact The proof OF this knowledge We
Eave in the latest advices from Brownsville,
Texas, which stated that Gen. Bee, the Con
federate commander on the Rio Grande, had
ordered the removal Of the Custom House at
Brownsville 70 Romo. place about l5O miles
above. We are n0t aware that the Conteder
ates have any military force III that quarter to
oppose our troops, but even II they bad, the
real importance OF the movement lies rather in
its immediate relation to France, than TO the
Southern Coniederacy. We have information
that the French, having already taken posses
sion Of the seaport Of Tampio, are about to
diSpatch-ltt they have not already dispatched
"a military force to take possession OF Mata-
noras, step which will bring them face 70
lace With the Federal army Of occupation un'
Der General Grant. Matamoras has been 8
source Of annoyance 10 the United States, and
Il may De now that the army OF General Grant
mas been or is to be sent to Brownsville TO stop
mat annoyance, and put an end to It's contra
oaad trade. How far Ghis proceeding IS likely
e 70 compromise our friendly relations with the
2Tench Emperor, OF how eoon it may result n
scO!llSo0 With his soldiers on the opposite side
u tue river are rrnh1ar3s yvo C40 mot care st
present 10 discuss The time for their summa~
fg solution, however, is clearly not far distant.
IT, olooA; L. llA@ - L. Esa=ea;Ass
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FROM ASpIN " ALL.

Panama aiyices ot the 9th ult. state thar
grand ball had been given TO The Admiral
Of the Spanish squadron, and that part q the
squalrou subsequently lott for ete coast q Cal-
itorDa
Tbs Bgitish fcigate Tartar had arrived s. 10
bago With over one uailIon dollars Sron1s the
coast Of Mexico.
San Salvatore dates to the Is u!timo, state
that Jurez and the principal consplrators
against Darrios had been captured and executed.
Car1era and Leasla had united their forces
and expected to move on the capital.
Barcios holds possession Of the capital only
every other department Of the Republic being
in the hands Of tbs invaders and insurgents.
The productions Of the Coplapo gold and
silver mines are attracting great attention.,
Or. Wright was recently tried before q mill
tary commission for the shooting Of Lieut. San
born, Who was engaged at the time in drilling
negro troops on Main street, Norfolk. The
result Of the investigation, it Is understood,
vag forwarded to President Lincojn for deel-
sion. The President Of the =. S. has ordered
new trial ofDr Wright, but ,yhcsbeg before tne
military or civil authorities it haa not been de-
tersnined.
4 commission WAS Issued Oh the 18th, II
Boston, appointing Lieutenant Colonel Ed
ward n. HaIlowell as Colcnel Of the Fifty
| fourth Massachusetts, regiment, (negro) in ths
place OF Col. Shaw, recently killed III action in
the last assault on Fort Wagner Col. Hal
lowell was wounded in the assault where Col.
Shaw fell; but, it is stated, has nearly recover
ed from his injuries.
1t is the practice in Dr. Brainard'a Church,
Philadelphia, to read once in each quarter list
Of the deaths which have ocsured during that
period On the last occasion two deaths OF
members over ninety years old were reported,
one of whom ninety eight years old, had Woi-
shipped in Old Pine Street Church with most
unyarying regularity 70 years.
The New York Herald's correspondent &C
Morris Island mentions the arrival there OF rhe
brig Bainbridge. The editor Of the Herald
supposes this vessel to be the United States
brig Of that name heretofore reported As haV-
Ing been lost in severe gale on the Southern
coast.
About month ago the United States TX
press Company was robbed Of 500, 900. Since
that time special efforts have been made TO ar"
rest the thieves and secure the money. On
Friday the money was found in New York; the
robbers, TWO in number, were arrested On Ted-
nesday 10 St. Louis.
4 negro nan named Geo, Ridout vas stab.
he'd in the neck, with peaknite and killed
b7 another negro man named john Armstrong;
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i Goor AIogE--Wa are rrar;le.: - f*:ss
tzac sues5irg Of kas hSen 1a1<I: tor the pur>
! nose q deyi.;ng some measures 5or reducing
| the priees 0! I'll cornme;liss brought into Tie
/ " Washinggon market. Some measure of this
| kind Is needed 70 relieve US Of the exorbitant
| prices va haye TO pay for all articles Of con.
gunpt;on. We sec nothing to warrant the ex~
oass;ye and UNUSUAL exactiuns that are mads
| hy the yenders. The prices are much greater
shan are paid in any of the markets, of other
cities Those nearest us, Baltimore and Phla-
aelnhia. that should to some extent regulate
our markets are greatly below the prices We
have to play There IS something radically
wrong In the measures that are resorted to by
venders that ought to be corrected. 1t is op~
press;ye on all buyers and cruelty 50 On the la-
boring classes. It is operating pretudleially
TO the crest interest OF our city az residence.
I-National InteligenocE.
The Courier des Etats Unis contains lettaz
faom its Paris correspondent VI. dalllarde;.
under date Of the 2lst nlti,no, which atates
that the friends of the South residing Ia thar
e;tv. vere exrec1ing the early arrival there Of
Mr., STEPHENS, the Vice Presided! Of the Con.
federata States, charged with 8 commission to
ENGLAND and France The same writer adds
that it was supposed that Mr.. Stephens Was
one Of the three passengers who were rapor,
ted a having dsbarked frona the Confederate
steamey Florida, a soT days previous, at Oneaas
/ town.
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J. r. Loyslace, l7sh Virgins Cavalry; J
H. Burns, lss Virgins Cavalry, Il. Brod6eId,
| 18th Virginia Cavalry james Durham, CON.
pany 3, Whites Battalion, and Orrls Bal!ons
4sth North Carolina, prisoners Of war, sent in
hv Provost Marshal General OF Defanses South
ofthe Potomac, were committed to the Old
| Capitol GA Saturday.
| Theodore Barnard the army reporter tor sha
Associated prass Of " ashington, met with an
| accident several days ago while absent fron
haa1ouarters Of the army OF the potou1ao.
Going 70 the stable for his horse, the animal
kicked him and broke several OF his ribs, be-
! sides injuring his arm
The military authorities SC Louisville do not
anrehend any immediate danger Of Confede
crate invasion Of Kentucky in force, although
they think that small bands of guerrillas may
make incursions at different points,
General schoGeld has autographed to Lieu=
tsnant Governor Hill, OF Missouri, from Kansas
~. ALos $bora will he nuinyasi0n Of the State