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Evening star., 1864-12-15
ST. ALBANs RAID CASE.

I'm mpoT tant Order by Gen. Dix-hoW hald.
ers Hereafter will be Treated-instruc.
tioms to Com nders on the Frontier
They may cross into Canada il Neces-
sary-No more Surrenders will be Made.
NEW YORK, Dec. H.-The following general
orders has inst been issued:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST,
NEW YORK CITY, Dec. 1i.-Generdt Orders No.
97.-Information having heen received at these
headquarters that the rebel maraaders who
were guilty Of murder and robbery at st. Al
bans, Vt, have been discharged from arrest,
and that other enterprises are actually In pre-
paration in Canada, the commanding general
deems it due to the people of the from tier WINS
to adopt the most prompt and efficient meas
ures Tor the security OF their lives and prop.
erty.
EAH military commanders on the frontier are
Therefore Instructed, in case further acts of
depreciation or murder are attempted, whether
by marauders or persons acting under COM
missions from the rebel authorities at Rich.
mond, to shoot down the perpetrators If posi-
BILE while in the commission of their crimes, or
If it be necessary, with view to their capture
10 cross the boundary between the United
States and Canada, said commanders are here
by directed TO pursue them wherever they may
take refuge, and, il captured, they are under
no circumstances to be surrendered, bul are to
be sent to these headquarters for trial and pun-
ishment by martial law. The major general
commanding the department will not hesitate
TO exercise, to the fullest extent, the authority
he possesses under the rules of law recog-
niZed by all civilized States in regard to per-
sons organizing hostile expeditions within neu-
trai territory ana neeing 10 IL lot an asylum
after committing acts Of depreciation within
our own, such an exercise of authority having
become indispensable TO protect our cities and
towns from incendiaries, and our people from
robbery and murder.
1t is earnestly hoped that the Inhabitants Of
our frontier districts Will abstain from any re-
taliation on account Of the outrages committed
by the rebel marauders, and that the proper
means of redress will be left to the action Of the
public authorities.
BY command OF Major General Dix.
u. II. VAN BURRN,
Colonel and Assistant Ad iutant General.
Reported I'm portant Action OF the Canadi-
an Authorities in the Case.
MONTREAL, Dec. 1.-THE st. Albsns raiders
left the city Immediately after their discharge.
The authorities are taking measures TO rear.
Evening star., 1864-12-15
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

The Spanish Difficulty with Peru-De.
struction of a Spanish Flag. g.ship-StifrIny
News Expected from Pansma-Msre De-
velopments About the ebei Pirates.
NEW YoRK, Dec. H-The steamship Ocean
Queen, from Aspn wall, has arrived.
The South American Congress has resolved
that the Government Of Peru shall give orders
for the recovery OF the Chincha Islands The
President of Perm shall have ne power to make
terms with Spain until she gives up the said
islands, or they be taken by The force Of the
Republic. "a -. -
The Spanish fag. g.ship at the Chinchas wxs
totally destroyed by fire on the might OF the 2oth
ultimo. No particulars are given This gives
the Peruyians an excellent opportunity 70 at.
tack the balance OF the Spanish meet. =. ., =
Stirring news rs expected 6y the .I;s next mai
steamer Salvador, from OenuaI Americsn ports
ment at Salvador Of some some OF Of the ga accompitcss
recently. on suspicion OF being emissaries OF
ex.President Barras Noeyidence being found
AGAINST them, they were released. On the trial,
TIC stated they were ordered by the 9overuIp
ment OF the Confederate States to 60 to SAiyS<
dor toiodn some Confederate war vessslsnn -.
co8st, -.--
Evening star., 1864-12-15
DISCHARGE OF THE ST. ALBANS
RAIDERS

MONTREAL, Dec. 13-Tbe case Of the st. Al.
bans raiders was reopened to-day before JUS
tice Coursal The court room was well filled
with spectators The appearance of the pri-
ing.
MIR. Kerr objected that the court had no juris- :
diction in The case. He denied in toto his
honor's right to sit there at all on this inyesu-
gation.
Mr Derbin said that, after having granted \
delay Of a month, they had now met to hear
evidence for the defence, and not to listen to a
legal argument.
. After few words from the Court, and from
Mr.: johnson, Queens counsel
Mr. Kerr was allowed to 60 into an argu.
rnent as to the jurisdiction OF the court in the
premises, and after some discussion between
the counsel, the Court said that this was q.
matter Of most grave importance, involving
his right Of jurisdiction, and, consequently,
the validity OF these proceedings from the COM
mencementr He should, therefore, take time,
to consider 1t before proceeding further, and
for this purpose the court would adjourn until
3p m
densely crowded: Justice Ooursal, on taking
the bench, said the matter in question was
most i'm mportant since his authority had been
denied. He had given the arg nment on both
sides his most serious consideration, aid
had come to the conclusion that the case came
under the imperial act, and that he was bound
, to act and to obey the imperial authority. In
a national question, like the one under con.
sideratton, the imperial act was supreme, and
must be bfs guide. Our own provincial act to
carry into effect the Ashburton treaty had not
received the pecial royal sanction requisite
The case was mostexceptional one, and being
own act to give way before that of the Imper-
ial legislature. The revised imperial act uanst
rnle herein, and that act required that the
wsrrantrEder which the prisoners were ar
restsd should be signed BY the Governor Gen.
efal. If tAe court could have reserved the
Point fCx higher tribunal II would most glad.
Evening star., 1864-12-15
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE,

Condition of Affairs at Nashville-ReneW.
irry FiriDS-Gen X ossean's success CON
hrmed-Murfreesbor Safe from Cap
tnre-Movem ents Across the Cum ber land,
&C.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. l4th.-The Journ ais sue-
ciai Nashville despatch, Dec. 13, says:
The weather has considerably moderated.
All OF our forts did mere or less firing to. day,
tutapparently with little damage to the enemy
Skirmishing between the lines was renewed
to-day with greater earnestness than for some
days past.
The enemy yesterday fell back to his main
lire, but to day has reinstated the force in his
outer lines.
Dispatches fully confirm the success of Gen.
Eosseau's troops, under Gen Milroy.
Gen Bates's division is within two miles OF
Mnrfreesboro.
Nothing has been heard from the rebel
brigade that crossed yesterday at the Cumber-
land.
that Murfreesboro is all right, and he expresses
confidence that he Will hold the place ag iinst
any force the enemy has at his command.
The Democrat says: ave are informed that
Gen. Lyons rebel forces burned the depot and
several sheds at Haddens Vile, on the Mem
pbis branch railroad yesterday.''
Colonel Johnson telegraphs that the rebel
Gen. Lyons advance is moving on Russell
Vile. His main force, 2,5OO strong, is at Elk
ton
The Navy Cooperating with Thomas.
Acting Rear Admiral s. p. Lee, under date
OF ClarksvilIe, Tennessee, December 8, writes
10 the navy COul-
mander Fitch defeated and drove from the
left wing of Hecd's army under General
Beanford, on the 4th instant, with heavy loss
TO the enemy, including several prominet off,
GERS, and hear, captured two transports from
the enemy. We lost none killed.
Reconnoissance-Furt About Hood.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 1ith.-Yesterday afternoon
a reconnaissance was made by regiments from
Steadman's corps near the MurtTeesboro pike.
Sharp skirmishing occurred during the after
neon. There was no losses on the Federal
side except some half dozen wounded.
A deserter who came in yesterday, reports
that Hood mad altered his lines.
Somewhat later and reliable information is
to the effect that the rebel forces are still i'll
their former position.
Hood has been reported sick at Franklin,
with typhoid fever, but the report is not cre-
dlted He Ia undoubtedly with his troops,
within a few miles of Nashville.
A lot Of Government wood was destroyed
by party Of Coniederates, ten miles up the
river Yesterday. portion OF rebel General
LYONS command is reported to have burned
some trestle work on the Edge field and Ken
lucky railroad, twelve miles above Springfield,
Tenn.
Evening star., 1864-12-15
ADJUSTMENTS.
6ROVkk'S fHEATER.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near WiIiard's Hotel

IAN HEREn
s1aE OF the sTsas lyric and Dramatic
THE MAGNIFICENT.
Who will, on THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. Is,
in fnS
In the grand HSHf' ptkts * aofFo the
AN HERE
Which will be presented entire. with all the orr
ginal Music and Dialogue.
FORE NEW THEATEK.
TestA strest abovs Pe1Rsysuanta auenu<.
FOURTH NIGHT
or tie suceessful En- Engaeecent of the Distin.
Mrs D. P. BOWERS,
Ths viRsifF 'o6 sss sssens % rsn' ss1
IN rsm ibe FIsneb and o. fSnsc py in three
THE JEWEss OF MADRID:
OR, THE MONASTERY OF ST JUST,
Received on its frst represep tation with pthuai
sstic applause from a brilliant and crowded au-
Donna Flsrinda, Jewess.. ..-.-. Mrs. D. P. Bowers
TOMORROW, BENEFIT OF MRS. D. P.
On which oeeasion she will appear in her great
Supported by the Favorite Young Actor
.tBy permissi1n Of LEONARD Grover, Esq
And the Enrire Company.
THE UXFOhD HALL OF. MUSIC AND
PTNACOTHECA,
Ninth street, fronting on Pennsylvania avenue
TIE GREAT STANDARD
BAsK1NG IN THE SUNSHINE OF sCCCEsS
AN ENDLESS ROUTINE OF NOVELTIES
THE OXFORD
is the enc Great Institute of the day supplying to
the citizens OF Washin ton q never ending fund of
nj, presenting all the greatest Stars of the
profession, regardless of time, labor, or expense
Never since the comic muse Grst invoked has
anything to equal the great Ox ford been recorded
in the history OF the Stage.
The vast nu lber Uf its company, the spIendor of
its production MS all proclaim it to be the
GREAT VARIETY THEATER OF THE AGE
Read the formid able array of names uprising
Tie u eat COM bination
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME.
Second week Of the great
RAVEL MARTINETTI FAMILY
PHILIPPE MARrINETTI,
PAUL MARTIN ETH,
ALBERT MARTINETTI,
MONS ANTONIO,
HAIRY CARTER.
HuGHEY DOUGHERTY,
JULIAN MARTINETTl.
EkTHER MARTINETTI,
NINE MARZATlI.
MILE SALLIE BILLY BOYD, W ROSS,
MISS AGNES SUTHERLAND,
the ecottish ghtip gale. The great Corps de Bal
FOX. CURRAN NORRIS. Propretors.
Every mig ght this week the great pantO mime OF
THE MAGIC TRJMPEf.
In which piece the whole of the great troupe ap-
fashionable MATINEEs livery sATuR-
DAY. de II Ct
Evening star., 1864-12-15
TREAsUKY REGIMENT
i PROMENADE CONCERT,
FOE DIS TRkAT TER,
MONDAY EVENING, December IL, l96

at 81 o'clock P. n.
@ hpsie ~ ey 9RAFFULLAS 7TH RdImHNT n. Y.
TICK ETs, admitting a gentleman and lady. So.
SINGLE TICKETS, W. may be obtained Of the
Members of the Regiment.
Military and Naval Omcers Are requested to
appear in Inform.
Hon & T. Colby, Register: Hon. Edward Jordan, 4,
Solicitor: Hon. Hugh McCullock, Comp of ths
Hon. Joseph !; Lewis Com in.sr..i p R.rspus
French Second Auditor; ON, John Wilson, Third
Auditor; Hon Step Tabor Fourth Auditor;
Sixth Auait,r; Admiral W. B. shubrick, Chair
man light House Board.
Private Boz es may be obtained of the Treasurer
of the Reeiment a. his Office, Redemption Division
Treasury United States.
No tickets sold at the door. dec 5-2W
Evening star., 1864-12-15
Successful Launch.

BALrINoRE, Dec. 14-The iron doubls.ender. .
Monocacy was successfully launched to-day
from the yard Of Denmead d Sons, Of this
city.
Evening star., 1864-12-15
EDUCATIONAL.

GEORGETOWN FEMALE sEMINARY.-A
II Boarding and Day School, 1a1 West street.
Georgetown, d. O. The duties of this institution
win be resumed septem Der tth Circulars may be
had by addressing the principal
nov It. Inn M J. HARhOFEh
Evening star., 1864-12-15

AT PRIVATE SALE-
~ One DRUG STORE,
Three HOSES,
Three LOTS,
Five FARMS. 49,
Inquire At ass MASSACHUSETTS avenue. near6ta
street nov 10 I'm
TINO LET-Two large ROOMS, on Pennsylvania
/ ayenue, No gas suitable for stores or Offices
Apply on the premises, or at No. 266 street bs
tween 18th and 18th, nov 23-tf
Evening star., 1864-12-15
Oh Q HiN q i.

OLOT hiN0.
8oINal-aoINaLa
powN THEY 60,
AT LESS TEAM GOLD PRIOEs
=. II. SMITH and SMITH BROS,
THE GREAT
CLOTHING HOUSES OF WARRINGTON,
No A6O AND A64
HpyENTH sTRRET, OPPOSITE POss 0pyIep.
ALL GOODS sPoNslD.
wl.'. ,oa can gas 1,.rssT ~ iAs ssrYIxs
'A.ssSaHHE .sssSaE,.H.
v.tzisS as1SsSss COATS.
LATEST srYLls
" boUsis BRHAsrBD vIsrs.
BUSINESS SUITS.
PLAIN ANp rANoY oAssIhlA1.
Together with hltasseBsr AZ STOCK
o.s$zs,s s$SsSs
rns CITY.
E,B.-ws also have rr,
Iss5S5hKsr s155K
p1sos ps GOODS
ogsroM WORK.
UNUSUAL LOW PRICES.
GHNrLENBNs PURNISHIN9 GOODS.
HATS, GAPS, sRIRTS. TIES, sUsPbNDERS.
J.H. SMITH, No. 460,
shIra BROS, No. 4S4,
OLoTHIERs AND MERoHANT TAiLoRs,
Seventh street, OPP. Post once,
ea3-sm Washins ston.
800 SEVENTH STREET 369
HoUsRKEEpERs, LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST,"
LARGEST sTOCK
FURNITURE AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
INTHE DISTRICT
AEp AT Prices THAT DEFY CoHPETITIosi
We lsi the public to call and examine eur stock
ef Furniture and Heusekeep ping Goods previous to
making their purchases, and save at least fifteen
Per cent.
CARPETS, RUGS. MATS,
oILCLOTHS, WINDOW sHADES,
from the New York Auctions at Greatly Reduced
Prices.
BLANKBTs,-
PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
"idafLass GLASS And cRocKERy WARE.
ing less than any house in this city
1000 COMMON BEDSTEADs, at manufscturers'
desIGt 369 7th street between and Z.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-23
(NUMBER 6 NEW SERIEs)

State Of Wisconsin, shall be, and the same
are hprehy, attached to and made part OF
the collection district Of Milwaukee, III tno
State Of Wisconsin.
Sec 5. And be it further enacted, That
ul bonds given by collectors Of customs
naval officers, surveyors, and ny all oW'
GERS Of the customs throughout the United
States, shall by approved by the Comm's'
sioncr Of Cnstums, in whose Office they arc
now required TO be filed. ~,
Sec. 6 And be it further enacted, That
this act shall take effect from aud after the
thIrtieth June, eighteen hundred aud sixty
four. ... .....u.
! Sec /. And be it further enacted, Ihat
! the act entitled "An act to regulate the
| foreign and coasting trade on the northern,
northeastern and northwestern irontlers OF
the United States, and for other purposes" "
approved second March, eighteen hpndre d
and thirty one, and all other acts or part,
Of acts Inconsistent with this act be, and
the same are hereby, repealed. l
Approved June II, 1854.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-23

oF
n RESOLUTION W ''or'u' Wv 'o' 'no '"'S nr ,bo
oIDc.a' LePo'Is Ts y. ,.i '1c o.t w., '''O"' w
"''''eS o' ''o o"''ou o''''''
Resolved by the Senate and House of Re-
representatives. of the United States Of Ame-
rca in Congress assembled That the Sec
retary Of War be and he is hereby direc-
ted to furnish the Superintendent Of Public
Printing with copies Of all such correspon'
drncp, hy telegraph or otherwise, reports
Of Commanding officers and documents Of
every description in relation to the exist,
ing rebellion to be found in tho archives OF
his Department since the first day of Dec.
ember, eighteen hundred aud sixty, TO the
prc,cnt time. and during the continuance
Of said rebellion which may be, in his Cpl.
MON, proper to be published with said cor.
cspondence, reports, and documents,
Itwhch Shall be arranged in their proper
chronological order.
Sec 2. And be it further enacted, That
the Superintendent Of Public Printing shall
cause 10 be printed and bound (in addition
to the usual number) ten thousand copies
Of such correspondence, reports, and docu-
ments, in volumes ofEot exceeding as near
as may be) eight hundred octave pages
each which shall be distributed by the Sec'
reary of the Senate as follows to wit; five
bundled COPIES to the War Department; ono
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-23
TPUBLlc..-No. 1867

An ACT to amend an ac: entitled IAN act
to extend the time for the withdrawal
of goods from public stores and bonded
warehouses, and for other purposes" ap-
proved ooh February, lSt4
b. it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of tho Unjted.States %
America in Cong css assembled, Th0t all
goods, wares, aud merchandise in public
stores and bonded warehouses, on which
the duties are unpaid, aud which shall have
been In bond roJ more than one year and
less lhaa three years, may be entered fol
consumption aud the bonds cancel Jed a
any time before the first day Of September
ucxt on payment Of duties and charges ac
cordug to the laws in force at the tint
the goods Shall be withdrawn.
Approved, June II, 1864.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-23
TPuBllc-No. lO6, !

Av ,or IN ,m.nd an net entitled "An act
"a, tn'antS,r;sc AZ, @ tbo Cornorntnn of,,enrrr-
% :" ""'';,',io ,I WI ni.,,i.t ar CnInmbia ,o law
"rI "aI ~ nonsrt a wntor fax md far other
"mr nmro,'s"s ,s'.sI' y onnruvrI Nav o. 1852
r"'P'1, p ,n,o,n5 hv ,hn s:rotr ami H,usc
= rpnnr.|s",a,,ycs M ~ Of tbe United States of
A a,"al;oo ". "" in CoNgrcss assembled, That in
~, ,I,,.,s ,nsos in which n oririnal town lot in
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-23
Approved, Maybe, 1864,


A Resolution for the payment of exptn'
ses incurred hy the joint Committee on
the CondOct Of the War.
Resolved by the Senate and House fire.
presrntatlycs oil the United States Of Ane'
rica in Congress assembled, That the sun
If twenty thousand dollars, Or SD much
thereof MS may be necessary, be aud the
same is hereby appropriated, to pay the ex'
prpses Of the JOINT Committee Of Congress
appointed to inquire iuto the Conduct and
Lxpend,,urcs cf the War; aud that said
sum shall he drawn from the Treasury, up.
on the order Of the Secretary Of the Sena'
to, as the same shall be required from time
tn time by tue committee having such IN
vest cation in charge; and any portion Of
the ammut hereby appropriated that shall
I've allowed by the said joint committee to
witnesses attending before it, or to persons
employed in its service, for per diem, ira.
Yelling, or other necessary expenses, and
paid by the Secretary Of the Senate in pur'
sunuc of the order of that joint commit
lee. shall be accordingly credited aud oI'
lowed by the accounting officers OF the Ire
osury Department
Approved, May 10, 1864.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-23
PuBIlc-No. l07.

An ACT to regulate the foreign coasting
tade on the northern, northeastern ani
northwestern frontiers Of the United
States, and f,r other purposes.
Be il enacted by the Senate aud House
Of Representatives. # the United States Of
America in Congress- assembled, That any
boat, sloop, or other vessel Of the United
States, navigating the waters on our north.
ern northeastern and northwestern from
tiers otherwise than by sea, shall be en-
rolled and licensed in such form As other
vessels; which enrolment and license shall
authorize any such boat, soop, or other
vessel TO be employed either in the coast
ing or foreign trade on said frontiers; aud
no certificate IF register shall be required
for vessels so employed on Soil frontiers !;
Provided, that such boat ST Op or vessel
shall he, in every other respect, liable to
| the rules regulations, aud penalties now
ll-force relating to registered and licensed
vessels.
Sec. 2 And be it further enacted, That
IN lleu ol the compensation pfo''ueu ny Tue
lunIth section of the act Of March second,
IrEtech llNhor'o ana lnl''!-'n'' ch''"eu
AN act TO regulate lIP 'o'c'sn aV0 coast
ing uade Oh tue hor'icr"' noi 'hca,'trn,
aud northwestern frontiers Ol the United
states ana Tor o'I'er pun p'SeS' ca'" o' VI
4 al. 4 |
the several eouee'"FS Oh customs u" 'he ''l'
lowing diStrlGlS on tl,e "'l1 frontiers, low't'
FfhOlha, II''0aSo WauNu'' ooa'' 0''n''
Marie, Detroit Nlaln', oallnSKy' ohya,'o
ga, Prrsqne lSlt' lh,reai!e 10 oe ca''eO
Enc, DunNllK, hull'Ih NlagAra' ue0eSre
= O'wogo, Cape vincent, VSw'sa'eh'e
Ch"mpIain, aud vermont, SHa', receive at
annual compensation Of one thousand doI
lars, ana, IN ADDITION thereto 'he ices nov
| collected under the general regulations o
+ the Treasury Department o. feo''"ry
eighteen hundred ana hIty,''Ve'' ana
commission 6l three per ccI'tnn' on al me
nrys collected ana accounted 'or ny 'hNu
reNprcnHely' Provided, lnat the "ESfag'
te compensation derived IRON S''"'y' lees
t aud conmISSIols, Shn'' not IN any case eS
= ceed lhrSnm III twenty 1--WE "oiu.'' uoc'a'
y per anuum, subject to the provisions ol III
r act entitled IAN ACT re'auVe 10 col'ec'o'
and other officers nl tno CUSTOMS appr'
@ we'd February eIeVeh'n e'gn'een h""dre
# and forty SIX Anu whenever 'ho aSEr'
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-23
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the First Session of the Thirty ighth
Congress.
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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1864-07-23
rPuBLc REsoLUTIoS-No. 10.
Approved, May 10, 1864,

A JoIyr RESOLUTION authorizing tho issue
Of a register to the steamer Mohawk
Resolved by the Senate and House OF ke'
prrscntatives of the United States of Ame'
rica in Congress assembled, That the Sec
rctary of tie Treasury he and is hereby au'
tborizod to Issue an American register 10
the anadian built steamer Mohawk" row
owned by Warren Chapman, George Par
melee aud Matthias Tcetzel, OF st, Joseph,
in the State of Michigan: Provided, That
nothing herein contained shall in anyW0'se
affect auy legal proceedings now pending
in rcrard to tho said steamer "MohawS"
| Approved. March %. 1854 lama