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EroAs NASSAU.
CHASE oY A HoCKApE-RUNERS BY iiis way
DERBUT.


DgRBiLT.
The steamship Corsica arrived on Friday iiiofis
ipe, bringing Nassau papers to Jan. ID.
The blockads.runner steamer HGpsa, US S'Hsac, ~
p,T.ed; "At a. n, OF the 9Th inst, White OF Abssc
we eiqh ted a large paldegheel sseaniship iboata @h
ahosd We kent 20 She east for half hour and were
or frat otsc b. the stranger, who stored direct fos
~ ,y,.s tho ,rert;ur of cuiSy rs Of shsh assured'us
no ,ras q cruiser We however, t0r.np1tely goo ah.d
~ ler and shape, our FOX Egg isara recL s'e
ks.olre it..e on or arboara quarter, and gan.ps
nr rs rJpdlv in consequence of cain, eNcSsDB "
r~cfr otinirinr sufficient draft for our ares AD"nt
~ bo Federal ccnulnced 70 IRE ct u.s. md eoh,!hue
IN n no i 9:cO ATS o'clock che vas SO rear as thai
e were Obliged 70 ieten our vessel b. throw ing ossg
nclrl ohout 10 becs vi Ccs-or On entering ,iS i'l'os
C.rr Il MA ron inside the icr abe Gfrd bno iJN 500
,nA ,hc lst ug Tor tie icrlNse pichi"s ~ 'h' eo'
~. psd thrown overheard. Tho tedsrsi vessel - y n
cast brrrrged. has straight 1so'' an SsHrp's' d {.
~ vre-r, Gser.oa says the captain on tho .soc.ss
nav az Na.seu pcksd IN son oi the cot;or am, ND,
ib-t ,,onea v en- o.,csr IN ore Of The to- osts DO
orgp 10 tic Federal vessel engaged y ,ths zane pur
M I.t Il he continued 20 10 so. be ooI moot bin
?, no seroo Zinc hcldisg pistol .nwari him III,
Fciers commander also Ihr99le Is 10 rpn him l9gau
La should cross his bows. as ssrtain 81 tst D,u,
uI.y( replied Int lie Clio .irya eca scrj vas il
i,rsh wcte-s, end had No e..j,css the-S.
The blockade rrahe.s Alice, Wild Dayrcn Heroine
Pet and Dispaten ~ fiveo from Wilmington prev .ol'
SO tie lCsh anu iAe Alice, Heroine, "id Dayge!L
Vsnino ahc hM,, Ann had slDcd again - again g..
tempt tho rnnrl hg Of TIE blockade Tbs Dspatoe u
co-uloa15ed o. The lotoiicus Capt Cose,ier.
Tee s.eSnef Commerce had also sailed isom eassap.
ee.ors!gy -. Cu1a.
n NJ steamer Vesuyius ha! arrived from Halia,, 4
Tel'oSs tia Vrssc which was n leave ior ss..Or3eis
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N BEnALS OF rns
sEIaUpoIIr.s FAN. IN AID OF 1AE uslYsp sgsyn
SANITARY COMMISSION.
40 Q-a, Me-, rcS4
IN sxHALy 0p Tns

sEIaOsoILI4s FAN. IN AID OF IAE JS,Ysp sssyn
SANITARY COMMISSION.
10 Open Marcn 49, 1904.
Iu one OF our derk hours lately, light camo C.
II. from ar unexpected quarterhear.y cheering words
from tho further side of the Atanticv our brothers
now seiourning In tho lands long identified and en-
Eiched by every form Of Art. Cheer up orr hearts
are with yo9" said the unanimous message foa oar
countrymen sbrosd rely upon our sympathy and aid,
We arc constant in your grief to DO oons IN yoar
toy we win help ycu with all hearts anI hanis."
The time has when We desire the sympathy ana
cooperation Of all who love Preparing BY one great
simultaneous effort for tho srstcnapcs and comfort Of
sick and wounded soldiers stricken for us-no fa
o. temporary aid, but stream which viii 60 nj The
generous reservoirs Of Sanitary Commission 80 70
leave 10 chance OF faiure We call upon our patriotic
srtsts wherever they be- TO hsstow upon rs Ger ons
great Art Exhibition in connection with our Metrop0N
TIM Isr) what fbei hearts msy prompt In any shape
OF beauty and Inspiration, bop!ng on part to hove
the honor of exhibiting such gts to the best advantage
for which purpose spsssai spacs win hs provided
Us Consus will giTe full particulars Contributions
win be- received and forwarded by orpiL Co. Paris,
WHsArLsy. SrAaB Co. London, JAMES r. McDoSALp
G. Co., Hamburg, JOHN PipDNeron Brussels, or W..
S.lLLsAs. esq. o. Consul at Rome
asv HENRY W. BELLOWS. D. d,
Presdent Of Sanitary CsmnisD3on
Nsi'0en. JOHN A. DIX -
Mra JOHNnTHAN STURGE3,
Mr.. }. y. KENSETr
q, ,ss. Ch'unin Of Csrr't'sss - ~
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Glen. Hnnl.s,s ProrIamatien-Ths Can rass
for Gevernor-Capsure OF arr Important
Prize of Mcbjle-COurtesy 10 Mesi-
can Minister 70 France Growers
pivision Sent to Nadisonv ilIs-tseus'
Rama and HERON sent to Teaa'--A"'
other RevoIuif"n ns Mntamor"s-The
uesiran Forced Loan-The Governor
obliged 90 Refund To Arssricno- by sSe"'
r,~na-Texss Regiments Filled mp
surcsssfsi Expedition to Roma.
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NAvAL.--The steamship Peterhof, recently
stationed at Throgss Point on guard duty has 70
.rynnl to The Nsgy.yaJd.
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The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES New-Nsrt
Volunteers Coming Heme.
PITTSBURGH. Pa. Friday,

Pu1sBuRoH. Pa, Friday, Jan z, lsts.
The lO2d New-YOrk, veteran, Volunteers,
from Gen Gearys Division pass Though Phlsdslphis
tomorrow on their way homo.
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and caused as much trouble the tscpherngs OF the
ancient hjreoglyphics.
ORDER CONCERNING THE FITTING UP OF VETERAN
REGIMENTS.
The following order has been issued by the
Secretary of War:
WssHIsa1o9, Jan. Is, 1853.

O-d.y.d That where regiments authorized ~ ne war 70
partent 70 organized Veteran Vol l.eea shan CON-
Teernn, n, IN, number of not thsn 500 Ire new recruits
already enlisted such regiments shall ssod on the snre
footing o. recruits enns into old regiments IN sas h 40
the new recfu, 40 enlisted that may en 10 t Mp sush
regiments may be paid the bounty recruits 70 OH u.
is,ing regiments, Wit three hundred dolsis lsS)
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foNR OAYs LATER FROM NEW.0RlEAks.
REORGANIZATION or CIVIL GOVERNMENT
Aatiop of the Free state General
Committee.
important Prize Captures off Mobile
aKus DANA AND HEBRON IN TEXAS
Another Revolution at Matamoras.
TIE MEXICAN FORCED LOAN.
= American Citizens Obliged to Contribute
sgNRRaL DANA BGMaspS 4 RESTORATION
pssparaiions Made fer Rostilities
THE EXTQRTED MONEY RETURNED.
9uenasafui Expedjtion 70 Roma.
ssHRRaL DANA DEMANDS 4 RESTORATION
Preparations Made fer Rostilities'
THE EXTQRTED MONEY RETURNED
Successful Expedition TO Roma
THE FIGHT AT PASS cARALLo.

By the arrival Of the steamers Creole snd
aeprso Wsshiurton. va hsys N5w-OrlesLs dates Of
sne 10th inst, bong ioEr dayo oer fo orr p'o'ions
ajlyices.
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CONTRACrOss OoU2T-YARFIAlVD.

Tho proceedings, findings end sentences 81 q
Court AZ artia In tAs cases a. Two denquelt contgao-
tors hefo lust been apyroysi by the Secretary Of War
Tho Ccurt, Of which Malc--GeD. Heintsoiman was
Presidea., convened ns Washington Nov 80, 1869. IL
sppa,rr that Mr.. d. w. whitney made III agreement
with Tao Quartoras.as Department 20 fcrnish co. coo
pair OF CATERS Of eeStain qualityI commencing on
Tho oor Of July 1862 h. was 80 deliver 1900 pair per
day ,na so deliver the numbor stated on before the
OH Of August at 81 cents pair. Mr.. whitney failed
nccordipg the terms u his ccntnct buS llivered
L,ree npnber OF sitera Of very inferior quality Tie
Court G1nd him guilty " tho facts but acQr ittcd him
On tho evidence tdnc.J OF Intending u dcfraud the
I;oyernyasnt and willful neglect OF duty.
Mr. Wm il. White, another contractor, innde an
sgreemso. on tho 2sth OF April with the 9uarermas-
tsrs Department 10 furnish $1,000 painted hsversacAs,
nj IS cent? apiece 20 DO d,ypyed On CT before July ~
Mr. White failed with few etos puone 90 dotvcr the
articles bot furnished instead number of rotten Hnu
Inferior ha7ensaoks. Tho Court found him guilty OF
wful neglect OF dnty. end of the substanoe OF the
facts stated Che following Ia tho sentence; ITO pay
TO tho United States Inc OF $4,000, and % o. Inn
prsSned IN the Pentntl2ry ~ Albany In snct place
as tbs Secretary OF War may direct until grid fpa oha
be maid ouch Imprisonment net 10 exceed however th0
term OF two years" The Court was thus lnient 10 mp
pearinc upon The evidence that Mr. bite was only Tho
nominal contractor.
HOMESTEAD LANDS TAKEN UP IN EEDE
At the Omaha District In Nebraska, over
100 900 ceres Of land wero taken up during tho monh
Of December under tho Homestead Law. and TIE eeah
receipts In tho same at that office were el2oOo
nLE0IBLE SIGNATURES.
There is some talk Of introducing resolution
into ths House requiring Government officers to wte
their signatures 30 that they shall DO legble as much
delay and confusion 10 otherwise caused. The sigma
tyre Of one Of the auditors PUZZLED dozen les a'oIs
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The United States and all the States except Wisconsin
Was not this sube of magnitudc' 1.-THE power were
exercised deprive the State OF Kentucky OF their
erty ought there not TO be the cleaes. authority iOr ii
The President the military officers acting under
his authority had not one particle more authority to
berate the slaves of loyal masters OF Kentucky than
had the Levy Court Of the 1ounty OF Washington
without Just compensation to their owners. Mr. Davis
denied the right OF United States ooerto take private
property in Kentucky and place his own valuation
upon it. The government thet world allow such pro.
ceeding tyrapnical it violated the rights and
liberties OF the citizen. Negroes never should have
been enrolled 1t a great and fatal mistake and
the best thing could do 10 retracc steps in
this respect ss the Rebellion had been strengthened TO
incalculable degree iby the employment OF negro
troops.
CONFERENCE ON THE EMANCIPATION BILL.
A message was received from the House announcing
their adherence to their amendments to the Enrolment
BIZ. and asking for committee Of conference.
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON, the Senate adhered 10 its
amendments end the Chair authorized to appoint
committee to meet that OF tho House.
Mr. DAVIS continued his speech at length in support
of his amendments.
Without vote on the pending question, the Seuate
adjourned.
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THE ESCAPED UNION OFFICERS
Twenty.siI more arrived nj Fortress
Monroe.
To1rnss MONROE, Tuesday, Feb. 10, lst

Tosrarss MONROE, Tuesday, Feb l6. 1864.
Twenty-six Union officers arrived this fore
moor. having escaped from LIBBY Prison on the 10Th
inst In addition to the names already reported are the
following:
Col. ". T. Kendriok, 30 Tennessee Cavalry.
Lieut.. oil. George G.. Davis 4ih Maine.
Lieut.. Col Alex Won Witzel 18th Ponnsylvanis
Lieut. Col. j. f. Boyd
Major j. q. Collins 2sth Indiana.
Major G.. w. fiizsimmons. Goth Indiana.
Lieut.. William Reynolds, I'D Indiana.
Lieut.. T. T. Williams I'D Indiana.
Cant. Mathew Boyd, I'D Indiana
Can't Morton Tower, 18th Massachusetts,.
Cant Michael Callaher Cd New.York CaSery.
Can't A. q. Hamilton 18th Kentucky Cavalry.
Lieut.. j. g. Fisar, 9Th Indiana Bottcry.
Capt. y. T. Gallaher, ID Ohio.
Lieut.. y. y McKeen, 2ist Illinois.
Capt Isaac y. Johnston. 9th kentucky Cavalry.
Capt w. g. Il. Rupdcll I'd Ohio.
Liact Il. y Bradford I'd Tennessee Cavalry.
Capt. d. j. Jones lst Kentucky Infantry.
About % others, who escaped atthe same time, were
recapt0red.
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Another Dmsh by Col. Jourdan.
Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
MoREBEAD CRY. n. C.,

Correspondence OF Tie n. 7. Tribnne.
MoREBEAD CITY. N. c., Feb. 9, 1854.
On the 9th ult., Col. Jourdan, commanding
Sub District of Beaufort made another dash into Jones
and Onsow Counties N c. for tho purpose OF surpris'
ing and capturing deachmens Of cavalry near Swans
horo and Jacksonville lie returned the Goth. having
been entirely successful the expedition being complete
sunrise 10 the Rebels. He captured about thirty
prisoners Cavalry including one lieutenant aarge
humber Of horses arms and equipments and destroyed
a large quantity Of ammunition, property, &c. His
command consisting of detaehments OF the l5sh New.
York Eth Vermont, 10th and Mixs Cavalry in all about
800 men marched about hundred miles in about fifty
hours He met with no loss whatever. This has been
one OF the most successful raids that has occurred IN
ts vicinity for time past and reflects great credit
upon Col Jourjan. Jeuts. Theodore f. King jr j. Z:
Gerard and Henry NJ Connolly of Col Jourdans stan,
acted most conspicuous part in this brilliant dash
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tnought the latter not true TO the ancient name and
glory OF Massachusetts on tue record. For himself ha
!Dswes) had been brought up in different school. I'D
had stood shoulder to shoulder with the old eo-
quent an securing to the humblest individuals In the
iuithest nook and corner Of the country right not
merely TO come hher with their petitions but to have
them referred to committee for the purpose Of
inlng Tito the facts aud and for
plant and grievance. In order that they may be
ported 70 the House. In the Of his remarks he
he right OF the people to representation pro-
vided for by the Constitution and desired the creden.
tall TO De examined apart from the question Of State
reconstruction.
Mr.. DAVIS (Md.) made few additional explanatory
remarks
Mr.. scHENcK Cn Ohio said the debate had disclosed
the fact that under the question TO the admission Of
whether there State entitled to representation or
not He therefore moved the reference Of the creden.
tias with instructions to investigate inquire and
existing organized Government in Arkansas as en-.
titles the State and people to BIO represented Ia the
Congress Of the United States.
The motion disagreed to by vote Of 50 Yeas
against l0i Nays
The credentials were referred to the Committee on
Elections.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE BILL
The House resumed the consideration Of the Senateq
amendments to the Internal Revenue bill.
After remarks by Mr.. j. G. ALLEN (Dem., ILL., and
Mr. STEVENS (Un., Pa) the question taken on the
following Senate amendment which was disagreed to
by q vote OF AZ Yeas against los:
And upon all liquors that be distilled after the passage
Of this act and sold removed Tor consumption sale and
er the first day ofJuy neyt aud previous the first day Of
January next 70 cents each and every gallon. and all
liquors that may be distilled the passage this act aid
sold removed for consumption safe aer the frst
day of January next 80 cents each and every gallon"
The House agreed TO the Scnates amendment striking
out the additional tax Of 90 cents adulterated spirits
sold as whisky brandy. &c.
The House. by vote of II to r. agreed to the Sen.
stes amendment striking out the proposed tax on al
spirits now on hand.
Without disposing Of the BILL the Honse at $40 ad.
iourlcd.
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tion THIS latter ticket was suceossr in seventeen
ont Of the twenty one Wards in Baltimore. The re-
suit in tie State is not yet known.
APPLICATIONS FOR PENSIONS.
Since the commencement of the war over
so0o applications fer pensions have been made. or
these nearly half have been from widows and orphans
and tho balance from disabled soldiers.
GARRETT pAvIs's SPEECH.
Garrett Davis of Kentucky tired the Senate
and himself to-day by long speech the Joint resolu
ton TO oquaze the pay OF soldiers in the army Two
hours and half more II is understood viii enable him
to finish his haraDgue.
TIE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.
Senator Sumner, from the Special Committee
on Slavery, will tomorrow report bill lcgalning the
Presidents Emancipation Proclamation, with an ac'
comranying report.
ARREST OF CAPT. TODD.
Capt Todd, Provost-Marshal OF the Depart
ment Of Washington Is nnder arrest but the nature OF
the charges has not yet been made public.
THE REPRESENTATIVES, FROM ARKANSAS.
In the house to-day Mr.. Dawes moved that
the credentials OF James NJ johnson, claiming to be
Representative from Arkansas be referred to the CON-
miiee OH Elections. spirited debate ensned between
Mr. Dawes on tie one side, and Messrs II. Winter
Davis, Stevens Boutwell,, and Scbenck on the other.
In the course Of the debate Mr. Davis stated that II
the Presidents Amnesty Proclamation meant anything
at ALL he regarded Il uhwarranted assumption OF
legislative authority"
The argument against receiving referring these
credentials based upon the ground that Arkansas
had yet no State Government and ought not to be
allowed to send delegates until The State had been re-
constructed uder the prescribed FORM The credentials
finally referred to- the Committee on Elections. IL
is understood that the President favors the amendment
aboishing Slavery as necessary 10 consummate what
hos been uaug ura,ed by the Emancipation PTocema
ton.
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks have been
established making two hundred and ofy.seyen in all
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Reception Of Soldiers nc -. Louis.
ST. LOUIS Monday, Feb. u.s. lefi.

ST. LOUIS, Monday, Feb 10. Iet1.
The 18th Missouri Veteran Volunteers arrived
from Chattanooga this afternoon and had most hearty
and enthusiastic reception. They were received BY
large Committee of citizens and escorted through the
city by the military and several civic societies TO
Turner'S Hall, whore refreshments were provided and
hag presented to the regiment. The streets were
dsn,oy throrced With people, ard fags waved from
rsGrly every hop,e
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Late News from Chattauooga-A Pur'on'
storm-Descrtcrs Coming In.

CYcISSATI Tuesday Feb. lG, l5di.
The Go.ttte'S Chattanooga dispatch OF the
lh says has raned furiousy for the past "a hours
The situation Of Johnston army is unchanged.
Gen Shermans progress e1oites great eonsteTna
ton among the Rebcls.
Eighty. four descrters came N ~ Saturday.
"Jrsins run regularly On all the railroads"
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Gen. Foster in Cimcinnaii-tiem. schoheId
M KnoxviIIe-Thc Situation In Last
IeuuCssec Unchanged.
CINCINNATI, Tuesday, Eel

CNCINSAlI, Iuesday, nv To- Iet4.
Gen. Foster passed through here yesterday.
Gems sohofeld and storeman arrived at Knoxville
on tie 9th.
The situation at Knoxville wa unefonged.
Union citizens report that Gen. Lonestreet had the
Tennessee Railroad running 10 strawberry Plains.
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Return Of q Veteran Regiment to the Front.
recapt0red.
Boston, Tuesday, Feb. 10. 1864.

BOSTON, TUESDAY, Icp. 10, 4oos
The veteran 32d Massachusetts, Regiment,
Colonel Prescott leaves tomorrow on lis return to the
seat Of war, the furlough having expired. On mus
,ering to-day at Tancuil Hall Jess than a dozen men
were absent and most Of those by leave.
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Nh. MURpOCK's HEADING

A large and brilliant audience greeted the
taredan Murdoch q. the Senate Chamber last evening
President Lincoln, IRE. Lincoln, tho V.cePTesidspt and
his family and other distinguished persons were present
The ode Am os Peace was read at the request Of
tho President.
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The Quota Of Rhode leland Fall.
PROVIDENCE, Tuesday, Fe

PROVIDENCE. Tuesday, Feb TO- Ieo''
Gov. Smith this morning officially informed
the General Assembly that the quota OF this s'a,e
eysy call OF tie President OF tho United states '"
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HAnIFoKD Tuesday, Feb TO, Ie5s.
IT.. Irr;or STATE Convention meets tO-nOr.
Inc cno .,.s. tc bo very largely attended. william
row anu will probably Be nominated unanimous
~ for Tet1ecticn - Governor
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PROM washington.
sr.c!.l Di.ps,eh to The n Y. Tribune.
WAsHNoIos, Tuesday, IeD u, 1874.
TROM TIE FRONT

WARRINGTON, Tuesday j CO. 10 rus
IRON THE FRONT.
From the front We learn the following: The
cavalry divisions of Generals Merritt and Fitzpatrick
were reviewed to-day were also portions OF the 20
and 9th Army Corps. General Meade returned to
HEADQUARTERS to-day. The weather, which was in.
tenssly cold yesterday moderated ct 70 H., and light
fall occurred large number Of desorters con
tinue to arrive daily.
THE INTERNAL REVENUE BILL.
The Internal Revenue bill was again under
consideration in tho House to-day The House con
cured IN all tie Senate amendments 20 the first section
except that fixing sliding scale Of taxation which wss
rejected by vote OF 81 10 100.
Gentlemen who are in favor Of that amendment but
who voted TO in the supposiiion that the
Senate proposition striking out Fernando Woods
amendment taxing whisky hand would be noncon.
CURED in and for the purpose Of obtaining Committee
Of Conference, found themselves in somewhat awk-
ward position when the latter proposition was carried
BIZ vote Of n to 49, and Mr.. Washburne o. III
moi. moved TO reconsider the nonooncuIrng vote pend
ing which the House adjourned.
SURGEON. GENERAL UAMMoND's CASE.
The prosecution in the Hammond COuTt-Mar-
t.l III probably close tomorrow. There are between
thirty and forty witnesses for tie defense among thcm
Secretary Stanton, and at least much more time
about six weeks-w be required for their examination
THE COMMAND OF CAMP STOSEaAN.
Col. Lowell Of the % Massachusetts Cavalry,
recently commanding brigade in font Of Washing.
ton, has been placed in command ri Camp Soncinen.
Point Giosboro.
THE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE on The ENROLL
MINT BILL.
The Committee Of Conference on the Enroll
mont bill consists Of Senators Wilson Nesrnth. and
Grimes, and Representatives sclcncl, Demina, and
Herman.
MISCELLANEOUS APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Ways and Means Committee were en-
gagged to-day in considering tie Miscellaneous Appro
priaiop BAL more particularly Appropriations for Pub
Lie buildings. Among those adopted was that Of
$4,000 for the enaigem and improvement of the
Congressional Library This is much needed reform,
the present time large number Of The most valu
able books in the Library many Of which cannot be 70
placed compelled for want Of room, 10 be stored in
unsuitable places
nND
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The Command I'm Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, Feb Is, ls6i.
Gen. Burbridge is reported as the successor to
Gen. Aminen as commander Of the United States forces
in Kentucky.
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Cant, Todd stfIl Under Arrest.

WASHINGTON. Tuesday Feb TO- 1904
Capt. Todd, Proyost-Marsiiai VI ""'~ue''D'
T. a. hs of, 90 this morning. but is still under arrest
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WARRINGTON Tuesday. Feb 49, Isti.
NEW PROvosT-MARsHAL.
The following order has been issued
HsADQrAzTFEs MILITARY DIsraIor on wlsgissioS, /
fsb. 49, 1854.
GENERAL ORrxks No 2--Col r. fnsraham ,rth Mss.se
,o:ts Volunteer IL hereby detailed Of hs
military District II WalngtoD. lie viii be reps ,i.d sne
obeyed scooTeuTy.
By oo.ins nd ofBlip der Gen. Msrtindse,
JoHs r. sHrRBouRSH, A. a. q.
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MARYLAND POLITICS.

We learn that at the election in Maryland for
Delegates 20 the State and National Conventions the
ticket representing tie Bler party WAS headed Lin
coin and tho Administrations; the other Ticket known
as the Winter Davis ticket, Wa headed immediate
emancipation no negro sppren.cesf'ps; nc ccmsr.s-
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10 the Asso ls,ed Pres.
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..ryIIrcENCR PROM THE SOUTH.
Of the Rebel. for the Spring

,.a,asious Of the Rebels for the Spring
(ampaign-JeG. Davis Uneohtroiied
Master OF the Confcderncy-Antcrcs
Maniiested in LougsTeet-Wbat he has
uone TO secure Safe Position IN
East Tcnnessee-His Army, and How
IL 10 Composed - Breckenridge and
uuekuer Acting i'm Conjunction with
b;m-Thc Invasion of Kentucky Con.
,empIutcd-Thc Object ~ to Procure
Recruits and Provisions-Lou
Abandons the Idea Of TALKING Knox
vile or of Attaching Grant-What ahe
Rebels Think of Grants Army.
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ton. THIS latter tickle. successful in seventeen
ont Of the twenty one Wards in Baltimore. The re-
suit in tie State Is not yet known.