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iSHHHH =i3 Baltimore c, 80. DfIi 1854.
gDir ind@en biermit tefannt, taB nadftebenre 8erIcz
men, irel1c i'm 2. @cn9reBciitritt BON Ntarpl ND ansgez
b1ben ncrben mareu, ans beiSefi9teu @riinreu eriplirt
mureen:
2Sm . @tump, 5. DIN. Sarforb@o., untauoli6; SaS
Eprter, 4. Bare, u%ntau9lid; Geo % aebs, 6, 10; sEm
y Tdrle'r. ., 30; 9enrp Ourfee, 6, DO; Sebn s Gater,
., taufte lt los; Geo % Suunad, 5. untausliG; Geo
Seu3lsr, ., itter As Sabre aft; gSn SeSfcrt, 9. Ditr.
Salto Co., unterm alter; Gutbrnp 6all, 5. @arc, un=
tGu9li&; Gee 2ead, z, DO; Geo Us Wels, forbia, &,
ubsr as Sabr; Scbn Oturrag, s, fluits ib los; Scib "a
garr, G. nntausliG albert s Murrod, 5. ftelte eiueu
Sutititaten; Scbn O Barr, 6, DO; BENZ @panbptper, 6,
untauglld 8boe $ Sanlou, 3, tanfte fb Ios; Scbn
Canslep, e. iiber 45 Slbr; 1Bm 6lIGer, s, untaualit:
gBaI U Wc@oubrap, 3, unter 20 Sabr; SpI6ua Sariu1z
ton, 5, tdufte fiG los; Sobn WcDpnell, z, untaualif;
Senrp Diiler, e, untlp 9Itf Nbolpb ytprriS, s, yii6t
burger; Geo . Gtap, 5. fdufte iib los; Gotparb Niuidnls.
B, faufte ii8 los; columbus Ife,ls, 6. untauglif; Qeui8
Gn9eIterger, 6, untausliG; Semb &nctts, &, ii6cr As
Satr; 4norew G 3adiou, II Diftr. BALTIC Co., unteuu@
lid; @ep Wii6ael Gatbott, u. Difr. Baltic. 60, geiHts
burger; 9eiepb 8 9%tcbinicn, 6, ttelte einen @ubftilutsh;
Nlrtd Baff, q, be; GDm $ 9eo6, O.. Diftr. Baltic. Co.,
90; Siadc 8 ~eancaiter, 6, faufte it'd Toe; Sci gfewruau,
6, untausluG; G9as 4iraeb, 5, ieGre einen GubItituten;
9cPn Sal, 6, untaISli6; &erpis GiIe, 6, iber Is Sabr;
5as . @lunoiIe, 7, tauite ii9 los; O~teinbeIb 8aidmeu,
5, gi6tbirger; Bblip 6aan, 8, fdufte lid log; ISM 9ltrz
ner, farbis, 6, iiter As Sabre.
5 RObert Gatbcort,
FrpfoBnlari1a1 uub
Y~r1iieent beS @inrpGitunas=8 oarb.
=. M. 9apcrIficf,
Gtnrclirln9S=@pmmiII1r.
8. @Obert 9Earc,
cop Irjt beS Ginrrnirlngs=9odrt.
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sberman trcibt ZEN SeinD suria!
8aibinQtpn, 30. Wai.

@U VFIT q ~ OO. UIuI.
An @~eheralmuior 0ir.
Refine pifi5lelIen 9epei6en pom Dec BotOmac
Nrmee iinO lett Dem lesten Selesrumm pom
Samitag eingetrofen.
Sin Selegrlmm BON Sen. Sherman, oatirt
uabe Dallas, mace "a. Dldi ] 8 lbr 9lbencs,
iaat, oaB ein Gefe6t SmiIden Dem 6einoe unO
WlcBberion'8 Corps itattfanO, III melhem Die
&ebeQen Sarlfaetrieben puroen UNI $500
guote uno 9erpuncete in uniern 6dnoen lie=
Ben. Gleid3eitig ma6ten mir 800 Gefansene.
Wtc9herion perIor niht iber 300 damn. d
Gow. SO. StantOn,
6ripn5iefrptnir
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observation-disclosures,
Oritter Co. Siltritt pm Murplano.

w ~ y AkGkNt
Baltimore, 80. Weat 1864.
HSir nIad'en bieimit befannt, oas nadfte6enbe Beric=
men, fpeIte i'm 3. @cnore6bitrltt bon Ntarplanc ausaez
t0ben prreen 'paren, aus btigefistem @riinpeu erinirt
murnen:
SanieS @arriicn, farbig, IL. Wnrb, irn6imlid enrol
l;rti Treo u InlcS, IL, Ulcers Nlter; @6as s. @baIs, II.
untau9ltd; @crnetius DC 9rpnmonser, II, 30; Sas s Die
Daniels, Il, DO; Or. 9 6 9Diailms, -, DO; 9oS G.
9SeaUer, Is, co; Siaac 2pion, ir.. II, DO; aIer 6 8rpwu
~ taufte ii4 los; @iilbG Darlington IT., II, DO; 3uo M
Sldstcn, II. si9tbiirSer; Sreo Gems IL, untauelif; 9b
SpartS, II, hp; @bds 8 Senteen, IL, 90; Su!ins Sab
iert, IL. sidtbiir9er; 2fos SaoiGe, II, nstauolit;
6rant Bbiaabcne, II, iters alter; @bas ancy, II, gStbt<
bur9er; Gripars Ousoale, IL; iibers bitter; Nobt 8 Sor.
oep, ., untan9IiG; Spbm 2lcpmh. II. DO; gSm e g, san.
IL, DO; Senrs @iercx, 18, DO; CbaS Cane. 10, iielte
eillen Subitituten; Spen Gnlitb, II, uniaualid; @bas
y Jhdetts, Is, 30; @rmarb Sa. hide, 10, taufte lid los;
CpaS y 8nt9bt, IL, co; Genus @,rap, IL, 90; Nathaniel
pau, tarbig, -, ~nntausIiG gBm 5 gtiGoIs, IL, 30; u
@~rUnermdu, TO- faufte iit Zoe Dsi6ael 9aru, i3, rmz
fauSlt1; Sren Primrcfe, farbig. 10, iteQte eineu 5ubni.
Inten; ScPn Ssnt, II, untauSliG; @otiirieb GSSner, .6,
Ntttburger; @oWaro y gorris, II, iteute einen @ub;tiz
tnten; gSm ScperS, ID iterS bitter; Sobn 8ctb. is.
untau9llb; % g Scpler, Is, ftelre einen 5ubItituten.
&eUpUlc SliImcnberg,
.a@ u. ..a YrofcBmaridal une
Yr6iisent bes @inrcnirunas@S parS.
s.a ~as SNitli0m SrupfS, g
MISUNDERSTANDING.
SbomaS 3. W1urrpd),
tDl) ArSt bes &inrc1irungS= Bpar6,
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NitN Solicitors Sfifce.

Z. ,.I.a# $1,000 TdI tnnpre, 70. WprtI 1864.
Die &ufntsrffnmfeit ron G!sentbun,t.SeItern a. beteen
Seitel BON 6paitap., Baltimore 6apettefr, Srlnge Naen,
plea iant= 8atb-. Centre unb W~pnumenthr.. Elm Squave
Thli6 unH Wefll& vrn SraiOa9fr, Attest fur Sefnune peR
S~puteapir. ntrP farduf heleRtt, ed6. penn tteie aGen ents
ni6t an peer Dor benz IL Sert. I. 5. ts3 BIT irereen, &c
meiue un rGebli6e Yfitdt il, tbr Gtsentbnn, SUM Ucrfaaf gu
ennCnciren.
Hlngu(fus ~. NSrice,
il5nnr4n1 MINI ~ nLN. @itp Collector
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Observation-Disclosures.
Gchr ipidbtio fir Giurplirte.
9aurtquSrtier hes ?; Sons'. q :; oOn Ma'sla'

SeNuFtqudrtler ce z. @cH6'. Z ! :. ppn ulli 9iaNp,
Baltimore Mte, rem 20. Mlat 1864.
Der @inrrairu, esbpare hes sreiten (2) GCneIe6rtfittts
riro BON mi trrd rem rs. D. WP., an bis sum 8 SUM- B. ).
jeren Gag BON 3-5.lbr Na6mitiags terf 1mmelt ietn. UNI
cite Gtnrr t%run8eliif, II tr erfen z 2terbs Der 3 at @altl.
more SIT e%prrtsirep. AIe @erfpnen, meIte einrratri mug
ben. sur 3ett lebcd B nj MfiIitdrbient n,Gt unterworf fen fnb.
let IS re9ed TIRES llteIs rser pesen FIR ~dbr.Mter & att
belt pter ais sliht @tnwptner upb Nid tburgev. m5dsR
prompt prr rief6 Sraree; fttinen, samit n,dn TIRE NanteR
aus eer 0ife ur. ide. Nt6t 81 pphn,riGa t u &Iter mug
eurl srei annebmtare 3eus'n ftatntrt MGR en- rSsr ee leg
tere 1Ld tHrf Elm Re 6rpreneS SamiliGnregiher. Yin que
Masifratspsi icnen. ppiiSiten uup tte @uretr i'm Muesrrt-
nen ert ett pas @rii den, rem &raro aue MaS,en Sen 6 npr.
benen reer BON Dsripnen, be in ben Sdnb. rrer Scertea f Inc
getrettn inc, mtt5uttetIer, ionic fg Manen leriei igor, rte
nrb MIDI %einroutrt wureen unh m Iitat pilidtie lirb. Mian
brit eGB aur bra zen Burger Ben Wrare in itinen @sf etuns
gen Unite, lluten wercen, taniit ale Wlilit rpFihtteen au &c.
%5stner un6 0ae ejeI ieen. .tie eaSa niGt pslpHtGtet FEh,
1useeirihen Wereen.
Mp. Die er0mirotipn her Gttraft ten EirS ~fsrnertiu
u" Q ubr Scrm. III, innea.
II Muf Sefett @la4ttJ
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OrO6e @rcmrGfOm

az Us
llnabb. Seutl6rn Srorns Der Snruoori.
sum Seften Der StautS=@ rpb. aose BON
6E.tE Marplano,
am WeUntag, zen q. SUM- 564, mad yfps.s Soir.
SStse @rpB. 9cse ma 1T en- 8riterh tes D soens. fom >
einem geeprten WItl fun Iberb tapt. ole erlsben { In's1,s.
cal. He an ben lnnten IlJ eins 81. ur 10 ndb tI a, INA.
nen Btr1nua .n1spl Be utraafa tel at. DIS Gomtts SSt
Gae mG9 .then YDrf,brunSeu s%troffsn. um et. fs Get Al
etnem br dG tea oteier 3 .iioa 5u %erteben.
Die 9cgen cS Srpens meroeu eriuAt. bes WCrle n uua
TX ttr - ibrer 9IIe ~ eriheiner I'M lid Il Ger ppraus.
StR!noen prcjeiten re ut iapretb Bu b~eEpeiItSen
3ifsts 81 rs Gtsr iUUie ilr ktartr ~ OutS ii 3dbreR
3u 10 Gtf. It B sci daen 9rusern tes D ,b1ns unp an Ter
Rdlie 81 baben. +1 H
tMfp-&Rrl Das&rmtte.
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Gin Gonfectioner Gtdmt i'm 9anrSer Mfdrtt, Ode
bon 6anpper unb Dover Str, Er. 1. 3 unb lS3, rirh weaer
Ge i6d1ts perdneeruns ~uertdSft. Ier Staub 1T fetr eintro9.
lid utb irire frt 60 Sabrtn betriebeh unc III ebenfaas PAL
fenb fit! einen 5udhtr petr Butterbdnbler &c Ndteres ,u
~erfrdsen al Srt unh Steae peer tn Nr. Sc Gameenfr. Bet
Gehhlrh GuterInuth. fSnNROfl
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Sin Sbeil Der S3utlerfden Sorce ftDst ill Oiramt's
Wrmee
&rieaSzS epartemeut.

Grle9S@Separtelltent,
Walbin9tpn, 30. Mai.
2tn Sen. Wi1jor Dir!
Son Sen. Grant uno Sen. Sherman lino
feline ipdteren Na6ri6ten eingegangen.
Gin She'll per Screen pes Sen. Butler Su
Bermuda !6unbrep inter Sen. Smith plroen
TRANSCRIPT si Sen. Grants @rmee unp baben
bereits bort einen lpi6tigen Blab anaetpieien
erbalten. 9a.F
&ein Gommauooipediel bat I'M 9epartement
pom gir9inien ltattgefunpen. Sen. Butler
bleibt Commandment pes 9epartements pom
8irsinien unO Noro Carolina uro bat fem
6ouptquartier bel ieiner armee I'M Selpe.
9epei6en BON Sen. @anbp iinp ein9etrpf=
fen. @r lit beiddfti9t, Die Sruppen Steele'S
uno 8antS' SIT Representatives. uno %reor9aniiirt
Die Screen oeS 8elt @tiIllippi requirements,
melaes Die Departments Mifcuri, 9lrtanias
uno 2ouiltana umfaBt. Die Generdle Stole
Grams, Steele itno 8anfS bleiben I'M Gommanz
DO ibrer ein,elnen 9epartements inter benz
Oberbefeble ganbp8. Sem militdrii6es Ser
bdltnib lift banelbe ais baS fritbere Grants.
Con-. sc. Stentpn,
GriedSIefretalr.
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Die cnnfitnirenoc Gonucntinn.

NnHdppItS, 81. Utae.
0(ulifun %Uferirte fOlgenpen 8eidlub: Seine
Yeripn, pelde ben Stuat %ireipiaig p~erlal1en
bat, UNI mad einem &ebellenltaate olt8Supan=
bern, ioll, wenn tie 5uridfebrt, beredti9t iein,
innerbulb 10 Subren ST itimmen pper Elm 9lmt
gu betleioen. 6erner: Splde, wel6e nod i'm
Staate wcbnen, aber Den 9tebelen t6ilie 9es
leiftet baben, iplen ni6t beredti9t iein, inner-
bulb flint Sabreu ST %ltimn,en, pber ein 6iientz
lide5 9lmt Sl bethlehem. ENLIGHTENMENT.
9ann fam Die Bill iber Die vGrfldrung Der
9edte" sur Sprade. 8erl6ieDene 9(menoe=
mert5 wurOen porgeihlagen, Die Wtitglieoer
tunnten ii6 aber ilber feines perielben einisen.
9aruuf perta9te lid Die Convention.
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Nptis an bic Ocutfacn WcftDir9;nicns
lruo WfarNlanoS.

@pl. g. u. Wlblef bat ih srbrten. gum .2mefe res Der
fdufS Der br ~ IouceRer 9aim unb Sppn ARreialioa" NOD
b~leitenhen 91ntel elem eine ralhs 0~tgnpleile eurn WlarnIln6
uue Mefsirstnieu Der Baltic \ s. " U. sEtllu9 a. rtdten
unb nil ,wiiben Rem l. unb Is Stunt bic e tdbfe Marttus
burg Gumberlanb, Grafton pattet Sburs uub gDteeIine be
iuden.
aSer nit a~ertneen Witteln unb inter ben lst6tefen Bss
btr eunaen f) une ieiner Ganttlie etne eludli6e, uuabb1n.
gige 6fimfdtte in fief T blutenten, rein'eeutihen an"etes
lung 0%riaten MIL, Ter benuee btee @eleeent It nne fatr
Gpl. MtutIef ip1brene leiner nr fDrSen anre ,nbett tn oie'
len Scrf6ietenen etitten Ieinen 8eia9 as, I'M oOasre Jn-
formation su eriangen.
Sb,rf Wiutl,d lit ron mir burh leeaIe gsruriaHt erfha1'
tiat' bic in metnen Compiler faleI be- 0armer. eeta9e
Barm grts. Start-S aupldge VI ; Garten 81 SsstaaEn; @sl.
6en on,iIifem cc,sisa ltats. Steeel beslaabteter eertifIatc
6usJufeleu. ,oa
Gaa oorbpr Ctr, 1s. Wfat 1864
tM"Q. BuIIt nBer,
a., ,snt uub Grntrnftcr Ger Gleueeftey 2antaut unt
Slut @efenidaf. tMtD1)
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Sin ipaniidber SriessSOmpfsr feuert Ouf eia orneri
IdIeS 9d,if.

New YOrt, 20. Wtai. Capt. @rep pom
S6opner u6laib", welder beute tpieoer a%ntl,n,
beridtet, pab auf feiner Subrt pm Set. Mar=
tins mad SaracOa purd elm ipuniides &riegsz
i6iff auf fem S6iif 9cidpiien mproen lei. Sor
Der Siaeela 9ap fab er Elm Ss9el. als boiz
ielbe berantarl, ~erfannte man einen ipuniihen
&riegsoampfer. Son bemielben mnrre nit
Dtusteten na6 Der slab" sel6pllen. 9ie>
ielbe tiirjte ibre Sesel, leste aber niht 9leid'
bel. 8aIp oarduf luuroe Der S6ppner sebpar=
BET, Die 8apiere %perlangt lnO sur Examination
aaf ben Sampfer g5bradt. aur5 carauI ianpte
man ie 5uriid unp lief pas 6abr5eug 9eben.
Die Spanier i6O1er 70 genau, pab cine augel
btS &lpitdr5 0ut i~treifte.
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G~tnru,ft ppm osIsaaten sur ssatiOmal.S OnUentiOn

Ssnfumft oOm 0sIta0tem smr SaaticnGl. 6 pnoentipn
New yrrf, 30. Otai. Die Damp er
GIl1anbra uno t6apunna, welhe Nep Orleans
am 81. 0lai perlieben, lino beute bier anee-
fpmmen.
Inter ben Baiiagieren b%efanoen ii6 Die 9ez
legaten sur Baltimore Natipnal Contention.
2ebtgenannter 9umpfer brin9t Die Na6ri6t,
SaB Die Spanier Mpnte @briitp in ct. Domingo
erobert baher.
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Danffaauna.

W V"yWWU*
SeI Ter grcurlisn. reranialtet BON esm Or. @artin Gu
tper laterfueuaAs'Ve am %. Atai in 0fpf's Sain aur
unierhusune hes beutl6. prrtefantil1en gDGifsnbuules mHrs
stn $3'0.lO ~ernbrist, pel6eS mir tie Gpmite fpaleid elm
banti9te. a}e
SIN Nanen tes gGaiien- @trein5 lase ib meinen bersItGen
Oant Der Gpmite, Zen Witsliseern unb ~lberbaupt alien
SrtureeE, bic RA earGn tetbtilieten..
tSl eRrtntGn Srant, @r1Gbeut
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.}u %Ucrfnutcn.

Cine CUTE SGcferei I'm rbrrn She'll Der Staet irirb
Testn 8elb lftsprrdnSsrunB ~Sertauft. 3ateres tu Ter
gDfder Office. Is RrI
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Ntumbeer:G0ff

RASPBERRY Syrup for Limonade)
ausselsi6nster Saalttdt (~g8trleille nnb @etaiU lift All
baben bel
). Sraus, 100 8reeerid &pat.
Ntfeulneen werten ansenpntmen 1T Saecb Setaer's
Store, GeIman Str. (3fmaiIj
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gu ~ucrfnufcit,
3u 0erfdnfcn.

weeen icfcrtiser Mbretfe hes GisentblrAers cine quite gang.
hare Wtrttftaft, Nr. % GDef Jlpette Str. W1beres am
phase flbh. tDiWt)
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WliIchfiihc an Dcrf0ufcr

YIN @ittWUa, ben 1. SUM-, gormittass IL llGs, perten
3wan5ig Wildttbe
In Dittelm'S Sstel unb 0iebbpf SO. 953 g4et @rattfr., |
auf NuttiUnswes rerisiesrt. 8etinsunsen-baar in &eett-
runesfpnes. (Jr Ytl
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Slahritbt an Stcucrsohlcr.

8obert Gdtbe1rt
Capt. Mnb prpf. WaIiGal 2. . fr. gHS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-19

9 fnes formerly hfahun 8 DOCK '2<*E7.
r. $ CONGRESS-. In tt1e Senate yesterday,
%ba legislative, executive and judicial appro
nriation bill was under consideration.
r. the House OF Representatives, a rasoZes~
lion was adopted providing for evening ses.
sons, 4 resolution was adopted declaring
,hat the present condition Of the country, and
its finances, imperatiye|y demands a greatly IN
creased tariff or Injuries oaported from abroad,
and heavily increased taxes On articles OF do
nestle production. ADother resolution was
a9onted declaring that the expansion Of bank
circulation, having led to general and ruilot1s
sDeculations in public securities, should be re-
presse] BY direct taxation 4 resolution look
ing to the reduction Of the amount Of p0per
money now in circulation, by repeating the Ma
,onal Bank Act, and limiting the circulation
70 legal tender notes, was introduced but went
over The Bank bill was passed by vote OF
IS to SO. 4 j:int resolution, increasing the
import duties fifty ner cen', until the lst OF
July, on all goods: wares and merchandise:
aoW taxed failed for want Of two-thirda vote
The report that General Meade contemp|a
ted falling back 70 the rear, on the second day
Of the battle OF Gettysburg, It It said, arose
out Of nisappreheusion ON the part Of Gen
Butterfeld Of an order to examine the ground
in the rear, in view Of the disposition Of artll-
lery. General Butterdyld actually prepared an
order for rear movement under this mlsap,
pIehension Of General MeacIe's intention.
1t Itappears from the testimony Of Gen, Hunt
chat he was relived by General Hooker Of the
command of the artillery Of the Aruy OF the
Potomac Immediately before the battle OF
Charlottesville, and that the Gay after the
battle he was reiustaeed, So Uhat during the
engagement there was no responsible head To
that branch Of the service.
The Washington correspondent OF the Bal
tlmore Sun says: u pon the representation OF
Mr. Chase letter to the Finance COMMITTEE,
shat the sccruing revenue should be bali OF
current expenditures, there cannot be much
doubt but that Congress will pass the tax bill
substantially as reported by the ways and
means committee, as we'll as Mr.. Thadeus ST.
yen's bill to tax State banks, (which being IN
terpreted means shat ali State banks ohal!
have their capital in government securities, and
1oT their issues government paper.
Three regiments Of negroes, fully equipped
and under marching orders, passed through
Baltimore yesterday. They were part OF Ma
ryiand's quota.
President Liroon has committed The ssn-
sences Of several prisoners, al Of whom wee
Cried ty court martial and sentenced to be SHOT,
g ;nprisonaent at the Dry Io:!usas during
tue var.
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from that :1loIlent GOWN 80 the present 1IEllEe
there has never s,een any rea! oaolce except
rl,at between = sVeero;ng revolution and over
throw Of the whole tame work Ct Southern
s,a:iaiv. and an acknowied gnon5 q she South
err. Contederaoy. Ihe dead cannot ce brought
70 life. The restoration OF the old Julon was
never anything ,ut the day dream d 1n8n 1na-
tie 10 understand and grapple "ltl . great
crisis. Let us hope that enough O. Si;oo'1 ,fS1
treasure has been wasted II the oufs2is O I!;it
phantom.
The bill! TO prevent speculative tran saoFaons
in gold and foreign exchange which bas a8ssi
the u. S. Senate: declare that It sIall be NJ
lawful TO make any contract ior the purchase,
or sale, or loan, or delivery Of any geld coin OF
bullion, or of foreign exchange, at any tln'e
subsequent to making Of contract, Or tor pay
ment Of any sun, fixed or contingent, on de-
fault Of delivery Of said coin, &c. |. provides
also that none but bona G>la owners, ii actual
possession, shall make contract for the Sale
Of gold, and forbiis any banker on broker, or
other person, to make sale of gold coin Or buE-
lion Or foreign exchange, or TO make contract
for any such purchase OK sale at other than i1ls
ordinary place Of business.
The =, .sIington Star announces that the
io;nt committee Of the Z. 5. Congress, On the
conduct Of the war have determined, alter CON
snltation with the War Department, to send
to Fort Pillow and Cairo 8 sub committee or
two. with q stenographic reporter. TO enquire
into all the circumstances Of tie alleged uur>
der Of Federal troops after surrending, at the
first named point and also into TIE olfcom-
stances Of its being occupied; surrendered, &c.
On the 29th Of March, Colonel N4eley at
tackled BODY of Federal troops near Bolivar:
capturing their entire wagon train: killing lhir,
tv aud taking thirtyfve prisoners. On the
13th Instant General Wheeler attacked: At
daylight Federal force near bentou, Killing
several and capturing one i4!euseaant ana 5sl'S'
ty-fve men.
The i. 5. Secretary Of the Navy has, il is
stated, ordered one war vessel TO be prepared
for the purpose Of testing toe experiment u
substituting petroleum Oh for coal
u. s. Minister to Japan, Mr. Pruyn, has
negotiated q new treaty with Japan, regulating
the duties for certain articles Of trade which
were omitted ia the former treaty.
# is stated that ouuber OF bogus zainng
companies have been started III WaIl street.
n, Y. aud that many parties III the rural
DISTRICTS have already been swindIea by them
Nineteen Of the scalaei BY the explosion OH
the u. S. gunboat CheDango have died
Won, zen more Of the sufferers are at 1he VIA
rne Hospital, nortally wounded
Frequent arrivals OF steamers at ''ming-
ton. with yaluaoIz cargoes for the Confederate
authorities. ase still anaoU1ced,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-19
Drugged With ChlorofOrm.

A correspondent writing from London says:
An Impression is gaining ground here, and it
prevails to great extent in sporting circles,
that Heenan was treacherously drugged, eth
er by one OF his own friends or one of his an
tagonists, just before the recent fight took
place. Such an event is very common on the
turf, ard all circumstances seem to Indicate
that something of the sort took place. Heen-
an, himself, says he felt in splendid condition
when he entered the ring, but that in few
minutes a giddiness seized him, and he remem-
bers nothing that occurred afterwards. He is
still in very bad health, and very much re-
duced in Weight-results, it is said, that can
not have arisen merely from the legitimate
punishment he received in the ring.
have not heard that any steps are to be taken
to investigate the subject.
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of great service, admitting air and enabling
them to prosecute their work more rapidly.
The tunnel, when completed, was about six
ty feet long, and opened into an old tobacco
shed beyond the line of guards. As soon as
they found the way clear, they emerged slow
1y in single squads OF two or three, and ssun-
tered off until they got clear of the guards,
making their way towards the Williamsburg
road by the shortest routes. The darkness
favored them, and the fact that the rebel SOL
diers whom they met wers habited in the army
coats OF Uncle Sam, which they had stolen
from the supplies seat to our prisoners by our
Government, was of great help to them.
Although they were attired in cur army
overcoats and many have their haversacks they
found the national uniform a better disguise
than if they had been provided with genuine
rebel uniforms. In order to elude the pur-
suers, who they knew would soon be on their
| track, they scattered as much as possible
Many were their hardships and suferings,
and frequently their morrow escapes from the
rebel cavalry who, the next morning, were
bushwhacking in every direction for them
| The joy that they experienced when they first
caught sight OF our troops sent out to meet
them and protect them from their pursuers
cannot be expressed. To the officers and
men of the 1lth Pennsylvania cavalry, who
they first met, they express the most profou nd
kindness and also bear testimony to the gal
lantry with which these gallant fellows pur-
sued the. rebel cavalry, and rescued many o
the way-worn fugitives who otherwise would
have been captured. There is good reason to
hope that many more will yet come in safe.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-19
(oHows

The maximum Communication agreed upon
Is $500. The provision in regard TO the
period Of exemption of persons paying commu-
tation is as follows "The name of each
person Is to be retained onthe roll in filling
future quotas, and in no case shall the pay
ment of Communication relieve persons from
liability beyond one year" This is the
form originally adopted by the House Militia
~ Committee, bat suspended in the House by
Mr. Stevens amendment
The provision regarding the enrolment of
regroes is considerably altered. As agreed
upoE it reads thus: THAT all able-bodied
male colOred persons, between the ages OF 20
and 45 shall be enrolled and form part Of the
national forces; and when slaves Of loyal mas
tsrs are drafted, the master shall receive n
certificate thereof, and the slave shall thereup-
on be free, and the bounty of one hundred
dollars, payable to drafted men, shall be paid
to the master.
The Secrary of War shall appoint com
mission in each slave State represented in
Congress, charged tOaaward each loyal master
Of col0red volunteers just compensation, not
exceeding three hundred dollars. payable oul
Of the Communication fund, and every such col
cred volunteer shall be free, and in all case.
/ where eolered persons have heretofore vOlun
| teered, the same provision Of bounty and com
4 pensation shall be applicable. But coloreC
perDOBs drafted or volunteering, while credit
1 ed on the quotas of States where raised, shal
not be assigned as State troops, but be must
cred into regiments, or companies as Unitet
States eolored troops" ,
The committee struck out the House provi
sions, repeating the nineteenth and twentetl
sections of the cid Enrolment Act, which pro
yides for the consolidation of regiments re
duced below the minimum number.
1t also struck out the clause exemptiDg th
Vice-President, heads of departments. Judge
and Governors The only persons exempt ar
those who are physically and mentally unfi
and those actually in the military or naval sery
ice, or discharged therefrom after two year
honorable service.
The report Of the committee will be mad
in both Houses tomorrow, and will undoubi
edly be adopted. aat .-