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The New York herald., 1864-03-17
The War in Mexico.
THE CLERGY TO BE PUT DowN---rHEIR INSoLESCE IN

sUPPo2rABLR.
Paris (Feb 19J correspondence of Londop News.
mentioned some days ago that b. Corta, member OF
the Corps Iegslath was going 10 Mexico on a special
mission This news (Which have reason to know is
very importantly, is confirmed by the MoHit.tT,
which makes the announcement n the following words -
sM Corta embarked yesterday for Meyco charged with
a mission Confided to him by the government, during
which he will exercise complete authority over all
French agents and ofc als in the finance department.
M Cota had the honor before his departure TO be receiv
ed by The Emperor when his Majesty dcgned 10 thank
him for having accepted this temporary and gra,uous
mission
AS the gra,uous character OF the mission. that is
little con destined to do homage 10 the constitution
which provides expressly that 10 deputy must accept
paid functions.
which understand be is IL he did not And his
count p he mission. lie gets the trfe Of sixty thou
sand francs 70 start with under the head Of expenses o
this voyage and he has ample power 10 draw Tor more
and the other captain whose pr, motion has already
been rapid and whose prospects doubtless al
least ne good as they were
These are, however secondary considerations only
cessary to be alluded 10 lest IL should be too readily
posed that the empire Is served for nothing.
understand that NJ Corta's powers very large
deed. and am happy TO say that they are 10 be
ercsed against the church party, whose insoence has
onary who hss part with the Archb isnop Labas
tide against General Bazane: and a 70 the Archbishop
himself he has authority, should he find him trouble
some 10 transport him 10 Quad lupe. he find
Mexican unctonaries to suit him ne is scruple
replace them by Irenchmen
What will of all this Is hard 10 say. The stuat-
tion Is very aromalogs for the Intervention made
al the nsgaoD o. aud has hitherto been carried In
co operation, with that very clerical party which NJ
Ccrta goes cut 10 put down. Moreover the Archduke
country dying 10 possess, shed by this yery
clerical party, ol whom Amonte Is the leader.
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THE sCHLEsWlG-HoLsTEIN WAR.
napish affairs are reported ss unchanged.

naDsh affairs are reported ss unchanged.
N The sch bosw IT, -Iolsteip Duchies ON February o.
order from The prssiaD authorities the Prince OF
AugusteDbure found himself all deprived OF bis
guard q honor nj Kel AT the time 0 seizure was
made Of vo thousand Schlesw g Hosteiu uniforms made
for bis
Vienna telegram says the mission Of the Prussiau
Minister, Maneuit 10 Vienna had the desired result,
Austria havn2 consented TO continuation OF operations
lrtland
tie Federal Diet officially announces that il has re-
ceivcd &c invitation TO a conference.
The remoDstrance 81 France Prussia against the sd
vncce o. The Prrssian troops into utland
less fore he than Epgands but the tone Of the docu
Depis considered indicative that Napoleon fully means
what he says.
Neustadt, IN Holsteir, s biockaded.
is asserted thai tie russians have notified ErclanA
o. an intended early attack Frederica
The Austria semi.ofical Con r>sponden- OF Vienna de
mes the Tumored warlikc preparations In Venetn and
most positively declares that Austria has the
mctest intention q assuming the offensive The rumors
ue nevertheless repeated via Turin.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Commercial Intelligence,

TnE LoHr0S MOvgY BARErr.
......., 49,, loNnoS, March 5-p n.
tNfuclS rETTrs,
The market IA inactive. Innos Central Railroad ~
10 discount; Erie Railroad C7 5giz United STATES
nvo.twcn,ios, C5lsi United states SKIES "a Co. Mas
sachusetis dycf, IS ~.
LIVERPOOL corroN MARKET
lAvrRrooi, March 5-Eveniue.
Sales 20 day 600 nacs includlng 900 bales 10 sren
lators aud cApofcfE he market closing Nat al unchanged
rates.
LIVERPOOL DRF.DsruFPs NAnKRr.
The market is Rcncrar quIrt and steady Mcssre
Mchards0n spence tp, rcI oTt--Flour downward ard
nominal Wheat very dun and easier red Western ss
q S. Cd. red southern ss i0d o. Corn downward.
mixed, 2ss cd. 2Ss 3D.; white, 32s 33s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MApgET.
The market 10 quiet and steady. Gordon Bruce A Co.
Wakefield, Nash Go. and others roport:--Bcef steady
Pork rm. Bacon quic, and easier lard firm a l2s age
Butter 6rn. Tallow steady at sos Ais.
LIVERPOOL PKopucE MARKET.
fshespots are 6til Advancing sugar active and adj.
vanced Cd In. Coffee lrmer. Rice quiet and steady
Hemp bas advanced I0d 20d Cod oil no sacs Inseed
oil Orm at 37s. Rcein inactive SPIRITS turpentine Sales
email
Pettpleum--Boult, Engl,sb n Braodop report Tho
market ~ quiet, refined, 1s Cd n is iod. per gallon
crude, nominal.
LONDON MAREsTs.
Barring Bros. report - ireadsufs heavy uuoiai
barely maintained Iron quiet Welsh bars aud rais
81 10s fs; Scotch pig DTS sd Sugar active and ad
vanccd Cd. Coffee quiet and hrm Tea eteaiy Rice
quiet and steady Spirits turrcDino nrtpor il e6s 60s
Petroleum saes crude, &le per tbl,; IsDpsd, w. lVd
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Emigration from Liverpool.

~
The usual monthly Of emigration from Liver.
pool were completed yesterday. During the past month
there nave sailed, under government coEtrol 10 The
North American States % ships, having board 244
cabin and .UO6 sieerage passengers total $50
Victoria four shrs bearing 130 cabin and al7 Storage
passengers fota l077 OF the emigrsnts to the States
i762 English 3t54 IRISH. l70 scotch and $50 her
countries o. those 10 Victoria 303 were English as
Irish 10 Scotch, and % other countries. SIX vessels
sailed 10 The United states With $50 passengers
New South Wales with to Victoria with
al pssenges and two 10 Africa with 81 passengers
from government inspection There IS increase
the corresponding month Of as Of ZOO passengers
under govern men inspection, ard dec or 1887 ~
those not under the act though ncroase of 864 over
the month of January last
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General Ere mont.
IE~Ds.. tIA (<nSsn,..r T.rAa.u.,A


As for John Fremont. as we recognize
in him the Dobest banncrbearer OF the freedom party
and shall hail II as triumph OF pure republicansm
Il the tired pathfinder, the grolt champion Of enau.
cpat,on IS called ont ty tho people TO whom he has
always shown himself true IN word and decd their
leader and horne 10 the Presidential chair, which
better man could adorn than John Fremont.
From the Iowa stats 2eitung.l
In case Lincoln should BE- Dpninatcd-so IL h1s been
agreed 10 Chase, Hrtler and Fremont-Gcneral Ere
mont s 10 independent candidate be being icasi
shacklcd and the worst treated man OF ALL Hence he
vii, be the peoples candidate. If From out has
sufficient courage he viii Call peoples convention
cether, which the democrats also attend and
will measure bis strength against Lincoln Chase would
taen remain Secretary Of the treasury be made
tary o; state,
Tho ST. Charles (Aio De,nocral declares John c. Ere.
mont TO be s first choice the Presidency but IA
willing 10 accept Chase Butler also Under no circuu
stances, however, will the Demo rct support, Iinco,n
who IL says has treated the Jya, citizens oe Nisso,r
Too stamefny mean 10 be ever forgiven"
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rss gallon fsliow firm AZ 4ls Cod oil quiet at 6cs
/ inseed oil steady az S5e. Oh
HAyRE COTTON MARKET,
Tho sales a tho week reach COO bales tres ordt
Dalsc bas 34or Stock 10 port 81 900 bales The
market Is very dull.
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TefegraphfC Comm Icntion Between
A,res A. n - rsl Eu,onc

Prom the London Railway News, Feb 29.l
We understand that her haIestys government have
granted TIE commission of right OF way through Brit
sh Columbia for electric telegraph 10 connect the ex
"ng United States lines with those 10 be extended from
ssia acres fehringe Strats--a commission for the
'oruon OF this world glrdle telegraph having Dre.
en gwen by The Russian government 10 Mr..
"erican citizen. Nv The complctnn cf these
tn between tbs country and America
db'tt enuvrterug Ito reks or
TO AlBIhc.
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INC I.ntcst Nr,re.

Ihe atosi Gesra'ch Liverpool of tne sih of March
There roihng imp0or, 10 day relative TO The Dan.
sh war, qua hoithf is expcccd untu INC interval re
gpesled hy uehnark icr deciding The conference gues
ton expires. -
LONDON, March o--Everinp
u Is reported tist the Augrians are rnarcliuy on
Ircterca ,JutsId
TArfs, March 9, 1864
The PC,rie publishes despatch from Hamburg an.
nouDcing hat three hrgades OF Austrian troops have re-
ceived orders from General WraDgel 10 euer Jotlaud
rapidly and invest Jiederica.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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"A Chcmca Writing Flnid, the best in The world u s
used by the pflncp pai railroads public oices
merchants. sc Wholesale depot No ~ Chambers street
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The New York herald., 1864-03-17
murder or n Soldier.

EVANSVILLE. Ohio. March I6, 1854.
Sergeant Daniel T. Monroe, ~ the Sixty second Ohio,
was shot dead on the street this afternoon by man
Lamed sanders There is ccrablc excitement aud
lynch law IS feared. The Sixty second is recognizing
here.
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medicines. and moter family, sf,er hsc1uny once
aware 81 Their hshly curative rrcsere would be
They prepared from the recipes of the most eniuen,
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dssasss for which ih0y are desgned x rsn,e!ia
Their cIecis IN MaLy cases almost gra They scam
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Great ere should tc iaten = loa mnu;e'y ;he drre.
Also FOR SALE BbkER's celehfstsl
80, hnAhY AND GRAVEL RE3EDIEs.
remedies az ho cass or diseases or e lraal osesnr
embracing Examinations y tile ~ neys bladder. gravel
sone n tne tldtcr. weakness 10 pas.ns incontnonre
PRICE FIvE DOLLARS
Remedies sen, y any aasrese m r'cipt of the above
PRINCIPAL DEror
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Ahd ior sale hr druggists generally.
CoRvs, RrNioys. INVERTED NAILS, cHiLBLAINs,
- Sc cured % without ran by Dr RICE surreon ohiro.
Tor cures corns bnnions &c. ny matt soc.
DR. j. ~ scHRYcK. oy PHILADELPHIA. CAN
~. un T. NJ at 81 Bona street. New York lie treats no
diseases nut The Throat nehia bes liver stomach and
boaeh, ~ tho above ofce any day except sunday
TNIYORGps-yAIID ~ ALL PARTS OF THE
city chduge az residence and for moderate Com.
iaunicauons sficiy conhdeatsL Address Counsellor,
uon ~ eipe HOUSE. New torS
GRAND OPENING or SPRING cARPBTIEG AT
~ IAN ASnkRSoNlS. 81 Boyory. Elegant styles of
and fngran Carpets. Rugs Mats Draggels shades, 0il
oihs kc ~ reasonable prices All goo1s guaranteed Dis
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The New York herald., 1864-03-17
A German Vauansiaghnm Paper on the
presiGcncy-FreM Nominated ms the
Peoples Candidate.

from the Cincinnati Nolkslreund.1
We place 10 day the Of John c. Fremont as that
OF independent candidate for the Presidency in oppsi
ton TO Abraham Lincoln, at the head OF our editorial
columns.
We shall not conceal that General Mcclellan our
first choice md that hoped 10 the LOST that the de-
mocrnc party would be successful in gaming the coni
dence Of the people In degree sufficient him TO
TIE Presidential chair.
Abraham Lincoln mnst be beaten at all hazards, TO-
tally, cverwholmngly beaten. The whole people with
ont distinction Of party must be put orw0rd in the field
against him. =
The ouly who, nnder The presen. circums tances
could be put up against Lincoln with any prospect OF
s General John C. Freo0t. The slavery question
which consider 10 have been disposed Of by the
separates more. and If do not countenance
Of ether principles qualities entirely these
considerations vanish before The great aim which
reach is our principal object.
tsalvaton OF the republc--A defeat TO Abraham LIN
con.n
Hence, down with Abraham lincoln.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
THE PRESIDENCY.

Nominaf Ion OF General Mcclellan for
President.
An advertisements appears another part OF TO days
HERALD, cenlang Of resolutions adopted oy the
uncn Democratic Campaign Association Of the Eleventh
ward on Tuesday evening Major General Mcclellan
was nominated for The Presidency, and all Union demo
exbos 10 unite IN tbem in heir choice.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
British Sketch of q New Map
Of Europe.
EoSsVTM TO TIE EUNGARIANs.
Allied German ReinforcenReRts
Marching Into Jutland.
VASRlNGTON'S BIRTHDAY In HANOVER
PRGCREss OF TIE TELEGRsPB CABLE,
-, 30, ~
HA,HAx, March I6, 1854

HA,HAx, March I6, 1854.
Tie CuDard steamship Araeia from Liverpool March g.
VIE CreerstcwB eth arrived at this port, rote 10 Bos
ten, tins evening at half pas O'Clock. Fer ad
vices two days than per steamship Jura Port
sand
fbe Arabia bas thirtyfVe passengers for Halifax and
icrty Ave fer Eoson
TIE Arabia rased The China The eth, at nine r. NJ
90 Cape Clear On the 18th signaed iLo American ship
Fco,bomplon, bound west.
gbe Archduke Maximnian arrived at raris on ihe 5h
ns'sn, and rercried that lie III embark beNco
en The 1eth-a difficulties having been settled.
The lobcon Sh,rfng Gcse,a rays ibe Galway Comra
~ confess Themselves beaten ard ask 10 be relieved
from he posial contract i nmerds The company
&c sell her shis, ard rot attempt tie rom Gal
~oy io toh.
nee was Terort tat The government bad resolved
k make Falmouth the packet for all roreigu mails
sDsicad q SouiLamr;ou.
The arnoa general meeting Of The Atlantic Telegraph
COMPANY announced fer The 10th Of March at Loo.
don.
admiral Bosse, u the French navy, rerortng The
soIferder .. he city Camreachy, Yucatan 10 The
fIarco hexoal forces 10 The Emperor, says -
The Icrulaon Of Camreachy is 20 coo souls and The
Iovnoao wlich are IL good reTar, mounted with
geo guns u IS the most important place Yuoatap.
Having beer regarced imprecnable, from having re
tsei 81 the exl editions directed araiusf
fnes, is fan las produced considerable effect, and
eied Tbs PROVINCE ruin the Juarist ,.ary
witch had taken refuge there with s last resources
-Ee StBsdTkofc OF Marscies, OF March 2 states that
General kalka arrived IL, tina, city but was most
Immediately called 70 rur!n ~ telegraph despatch.
The II 3 YoTktcwn, hound from London 10 New York
which mt ta's port tie Isl inst with damage, IS
lschars ug Ler cargo for repairs
The steamship ely of washnfton from New YORK
hrred 81 Layerroo n tbe norn,ng o. the 9th asi.
tie Arabia VII leave for Boston about midrght.
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~. PEIfRsIusG, March 8, 1904
Tho Bank Of Russia las reduced s ratio OF discount TO
six per cent On short hls
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Kossusn to the HuncarIans.

letter from Venice OF the 25lh OF February states
mat proclamation from kossuth is being circulated
among the Hungarians who form rart CT the Austrian
ormy in Vcneta The Dictator prays his countrymen
10 desert the Austrian Tag declaring that the Hungaans
about to be freed hy alliance with Italy. The
camation adds that the King Of Italy who has ner!ted
the title of "galant man from his people, preparing
lead his brave against Austria and that all Hun
garaDs who desire the emancipation OF their country
from Austrian tyranny should rally round bis flag. Kos
suth tells them IN conclusion that there is Hungarian
Legion being formed Italy and that it s OF pressing
necessity 10 I'LL i,s ranks with devoted patriots
Some copies OF this proclamation have fallen into the
hands OF the Austrian authorities aud il IS Ead 10 have
errcad alarm among them.
The New York herald., 1864-03-17
TWO GAYS LATER faOl EUROPE.

TWO EaYS LATER faOI EUROPE. |
ARRIvN OF THE ARABIA AI HALIFAX.
Maximilian in Paris and About
10 Set Ont for Mexico.
AFrenCh Civil Mission to Resu-
late the Mexican Clergy.
s>>>>~~~~~~-~~~~>~~~-
Mr. Shaw Lcfeyre, M. P, on the
Anglo Rebel Privatser System.
EIsland About 10 demonstrate with Jelt
Davis On tho Rebel Piracies.
Ma7z'rf and an English Member OF
Pariisr,ent Charged with CoDpli-
city with tho Italian Piot
Against Napoleon's Life.
BFsiish Sketch of a New Map
Of EUROPE.
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E0SsUTu TO TIE EUNGARIANs.
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Allied German Reinforcement
Marching Into Jutland.
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RASRINGT0N'S BIRTHDAY In HANOVER.
~>-o~>~>~~.>~>o-4-~-S~>-
PROGRESS OF TIE TEIEGRAPB CABLE,
-. &o., ~
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION

4 rpea . he iiaase y rotds 4 tte tleraasrr ,afe
hsd B,,l entered 'cr hearing end wtii probably t.rt.
forc pe taker ur before tLe sirr vacation.
1re 'o.a ~lu replies & To- sneers Il tie fctGol
fw8 tlu n.uLs gcuoral order regulating ncfto
hD. r4. apn s.J tIF.aats lie measure fs recsfsl
~ cIa.Acy ue f'cp irm slavery 70 crtrc free
4lo ttudoa na. Ia su editorial on he taxation ~
shc mcifa must ts ga ec'cd s1yr -lhe mes fhl 9
" ttf ftarca nrc i lcrlth t4AGlEg the An, rlcan
hhN t lLt antfeAtE can ht4 nust MAKE 40 tfcir
oa .'At ~ tfhN4 ara tl4ltHtle tpGaten.
- .te b01se Il 'tmmons tu The an tho Attorney
Seh' taQ nc In pAtiye tU tie detention tf nc
'sett'ta a. TIE lapC 1l coed foue were AZ urerarat0p
800 he aid bei1re aFliainenl IL q few days
~ -stNre called GNeatou H. The cturso pgr.
itptl trspN = kuIhnd. ! ittltr out war
.ths ebueu, and moved 'or tie ravefs
oeltunted the proceedings regretted
< A, N ectaired, and cont ended HAT
tp : IFoh blied entering British
q ~ cruisers should seiYe them
eattt 10 defended The course
2 <ktI y every effort had
,1h1l,. - - ard MAINTAIN
w. va -ignt be pro.
'Ho, ehcLL. eminent
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easseefteg
'1DneE
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The New York herald., 1864-03-17
Lanec,n Union Campaign ciu,.

Tho third meeting OF the Lincoln Union Campaign Club
rival of SIN nrarcrs organization was hold last even
.og at their rooms, corner OF broadway aud Twenty
third street The attendance very large II had
been announced that ex.Genera Dick Bustced would
speak bnt having been taken suddcniy IN yesterday be
nnabe TO attend, but the following letter. which
the Chairman, Mr. Charles s. Spe lcer, read
No lc2 MADISON AvENuE. March 16, 1864
CHARLES 9. spESosR, Esg MY DEAR SRI greatly
gret my inability 10 he with night. am sick abed
20 the iavor 10 explain TO the club the reason Of
absence Say 70 them that my spirit s willing my flesh
weak, and that my confidence 10 the wisdom honesty
and patriotism 81 Abraham Lincoln-(cheers) )-is un.
abited. (RcneUed cheers
Political crcede os such are not Of
My own i brief one. believe IN Abraham Lincoln, in
the bi,y the American unon and the right Of
every man TO !ife liberty )and the pursuit Of
happiness. Faithfully yoGrs, r. BuSTEED.
After referring TO the action OF the State OF Maire
which was unanimous for L.ncon, and The Withdrawal OF
cnase, whom he enlosilcd the Chairman introduced
Mr. Mcciecn aud others who spoke and sang several
hours, wien the meeting adjourned.
Mcclellan snr the Presidency.
(From the washington Constitutional Union March 1871
and its vicinity in favor Of Major General George ..
Mcclellan for the Presidency will be held on Thursday
Amos Kendall. who was The distinguished Postmaster
General during the administration OF Andrew Jackson,
has consented 10 preside OF the important occasiop
Mr.. Kendall N conseDtiBc to occupy the position Of
president Of The meetng thus addressed the committee
OF arrangements
l win be New York, God willing. the evening OF
the meeting; and IL friends OF General Mcclellan
the country in New York desire that should pres de. you
at liberty 10 make the announcement am losing
patience in reading McC.eanis report The justice 10
him and the atrocons wiong his noble army and the
cnorgh to make blood Of honest and pat
riotc boil wiinin them
Tie meet ns promises to he monster gathering The
exercises viii OF addresses, intersperscd with
patriotic Mct lean songs and by Dodworth's band
number OF prominent gentlemen have been invited 10
address those assembled, and the OF those who
be present viii be duly announced through the
papers Mcclellan clubs in the city and vicinity o' New
York, and the public generally, have been invited 10
attend the meeting.
This he arded the formal opening OF the Rre
sdena ball by the democratic ana conservative ee-
ments. aud cannot but be significant Of future
ments having for their object the election of General Nc
Cielan.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-21
Arkansas Election. &c.

FoRr SMITH, ARK, March l6-Arkan'
sas elections closed last right, having con
tinued three days under the old viva yoct
system.
AL the counties North aud about twenty
South of Arkansas river have voted from
10000 to $4,000 votes.
Its expected old Pap Pricr has assumed
the command of tie Department of Ark
ansas and will tell his demoralzed raga
mullins that he will soon lead them egains
their cowardly, Boosting foes, retrieve thei
reverses, reoccupy their territory and es
tahlsh their government. ..'g
The Union men Of Texas are coucentrat
ing in anticipation of speedy protection
from Gen. Heron.
1t has been decided the army of the from
tier shall be under General Thayer, which
leaves Gen. Blunt without command
All quiet in the Indian country.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-21

under Gen. Grover, on the 18th of January
and extensive Notifications thrown. supe on
the land side., These, works were left in
tact, but add nothing to the strength of the
place for the robels, as tits easily approached
By water. The object sought by occupying
the place was to open communication with
Baton Rouge 3gG4gj5a
General Growers whole force has been
ordered to concentrate at the latter place.
It is believed some sert ola understand
ing has been entered into between Generals
Banks and Steele, by which Western
Louisiana and Southern Arkansas are to be
cleared Of rebel troops. ssgs -s5n -
An order has Just been issued by Gen.
Banks to hold an election for delegates to o
Constitutional Conventiot on the 2Sth. The
Convention meets in New Orleans on the
9th Of April. There arc to be l5o delegates
chosen on a white basis, as per census oil
1860. New Orleans will have 63 members.
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POCKET PIckED.--An Ohio farmer, com
ing down on the train from Pittsburgh had
his purse containing about three hundred
dollars and several promissory notes taker
from his pocketby some Of the light-fnger
ed gentry. He has failed to discover any
clue to the thief and did not know that bi:
purse had been taken until he arrived ir
Bridgeport. Ii IL -
In view of the frequency of these occur
rences of late the public should be more
than usually alert if they wish to avoid be-
ing victimized. II 81 : s.sd Dg4.
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Rebels Before Chattanooga.

CINCINNATI, March l9.-Despatches from
Columbus say that all the veteran regl-
mems in Ohio, belonging to the department
of the South, have been orderel to the Ar
my of the Potomac.
Under the last call for troops, Ohio is
$4,000 short
A Chattanooga despatch says that the
rebels are in large force in front but make
no demonstrations.
Thirty five federates escaped from Co
lumbus IS. c. prison on Wednesday
A despatch from Meridian, Miss, says
Sherman has gond down to Mississippi with
his troops, evidently destined for the Red
River. so
Considerable excitement prevailed II
Georgia on account of Gov. Browns mes
sage. Rebel papers are discussing it will
much violence.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-03-21
CONSPIRACY.

LOUISVILLE, March, l9th-Tbe journal
EditorialIy says Of conspiracy in Kentucky,
to turn a state over to the confederates.
We doubt not that there is some founda
ton for the rumor, butit bases it's opinion
on fact, that many rebels in Kentucky, are
intensely and passionately, anxious for tri
umph Of rebelli n, within her limits 1t
advises however, that withstanding the in
cading hosts at or beyond our borders. as
the best means Of keeping rebel sympathi
GERS quiet within the State.
Dr.. j. B. Flint professor of Surgery Lou.
isville University OF Medicine. natiae OF
Cohasset, Massachusetts,, died this msrniDg
of apoplexy.