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New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Disasters, &c.

Correspondence Of The y. Y. Tribune.
PRSrAaurr, N. Y, April S, 1864.
.c reported shore at Fiat Beach six miles east OF
Fro Island Light House. No one has been to her yet
Mes,rs Jones Whitlock, Of the Coast Wrecking Com
pany have telegraph dispatch from Cape May stating that
the reported ship ashore At TownsenG Inlet he
bark Angela Brewer from Orleans for boston loaded
with ugar aud coon she has feet Of in her. and
Is dry at low water.
Capt Tinklepsugh Of steamship Ocean Queen. reports
double top a ship ashore 5. Of Barnest with sails hys ana
listed of shore apparently not long on. :,
The Dr. bakenne Rsvcnna ashore at Cape Henry lies IN
favorable position. and seanpamp will be sent TO
her assistance.
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Arrived.

s.,m,hip Persia r Lott Liverpool March rs II
fnd M.ss "a duss mr. s' y
The n w and from the inst fresh ~ T. breezes. March
~ III R.ehs. Point Prssd 80 S saKshp Ka.T ci9ssa head
passed steamship Pennsy lvania bound in.
steamship Brtanni, trl feIi; G..soT March iS' and
Steamship Ocean Qdeeh, Tnkepaugh, Aspinwsh March
a. specie, mail, and pass 70 D. B. Alien. IN. ,, and
steamer Pelican, w.ldrOn, Providence md.e TO Edward
Steamer Artizan Kirk Baltimore, ud'e, and pass to VIM.
Steamer Sarah, Jones' Phiadcpha, mdse sc to Loper
ship Fdith Child Liverpool March TO- mdse and p.' to
Chaa Csrow March H. of BLlyco,ton Island, while reehns
msinysrd overheard and was lost March 20, in sudden
qu. from h. H. the head Of oremast with topmast and
S~antst being the yard a. the
time two tell deck and severely injured and the
Others fell overheard and ost the names oi the os
%efe EdWSTd Wal and David Jonc. Of Liverpool The Il
ii. day, IN tie Channel With strong '" WINDS eh'feu
Ship Charlie. Baker OBJ. Young Bristol % days, iron to
g,,S JohaSns Maria (Brem Gu,tsvus Antwerp 10 day,
udse and pass 10 Funeh Menckc Wendt. Experienced
strong T. gale. during the passage Crossed the Banks Ion
Barr Louise Kohn Ham.l Gahdc Annoy Dec. ls passed
Aner 3oth Cape Of Good Hope Jan 30 teas to X NJ Slo
.hp Nonpsre from shsnghse Liverpool; 2h lat 20 q
lon 4 $ 5 s 'aP IS W. fO M ssSua ,sO oasep
from Liverpool Tor Cape Charlotte
BriS Forrest Rome, Providence.
sehr Wallace Jones Phiadephis, md'e. to Loper XIX
schr Walker Sheridan, Philadelphia, mdse to Loper
Khkpairicb.
scRr. Corinthlan, Tapley, Providence -, y l.. 4.
schr Kathleen (Br.) GuptiI. Grand Manan days, to
Schr Argus Crowley Cold Spring for Somerset.
Schr. H. G. Floyd Racket, bfeenport
Schr Anna Msgee, Smith. Phiiad-iphis for Boston
Schr J. s. Welden Weaver Pnlsd-Pha for bridgeport
schr Hunter, Ashnan. Elaabethport for Dshton
Schr. Emily Morrells, Stamford:
Sloop Thomas Hull Hull, Providence.
WIND-Sun,et, N f.
sAILED-Steam.hip China for Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
FROM MEXICO.
rmperssnt Decree Of the Regency.

The Coxrrie~ des Etats tnis publishes the ioi-
lowing important decree issued at the Department OF
Foreign Affairs, at the Imperial Palace OF Mexico
March T. 1864;
"The Regency Of the Empire being informed I'M tnat
many individuals among those who coming from
have entered the territory Of the Empire throngn ne
ports of the Pacific undertake 20 claim property III
rich portons of the Me1icsn soil In virtue o contracts
made with the Government Of Benito Juarez nave de-
creed that publicity be agon given through the press 70
the decree of July 90 1861 still in force which declares
null and void all contracts made or TO be maze WIN
Bento Juaroz as these contracts affect properties ana
rights belonging to the Nation which the Imperial Wv
ern,ne nj will claim and enforce at all times"
The decree alluded 10 IL eOuched in the following
terms: -, oo ,oe,
"PALACR OF TnR REGENCY, July =, lsoJ
"ART l. We declare null and OF no efcct all con
tracts made with the exGovernment oil Benlo Juere1
since the time OF his departure from the CAPITAL ana a
such contracts hereafter TO be made Of whatever nature
ART . Parties interested in the aforesaid contracts
shall have 10 right 20 claim either indemnity or dam
ages or the restitution of SUNS of money on goods de-
Mvered by them.
ART g. They shall be further liable 70 punishment,
according 10 the nature Of their several oenses and OF
the contracts made by them.
AIT T. The persons who shall be cOncsrned In the
contracts functionaes or agents of
the said Government shall be also punished according
as the circumstances NAV require"
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY. APRIL Z 1854

NewYork; z. Bysm Mnrtin New .Hsyenr g. Wolf New.
Yo,t; R. R. Patterson Eewi York H. A. Carrot, New York
dard, NewYork E. Dafomeade Philadelphia Mr., and Mrs.
J. David Psh.; Captain R. Tyon, Rifle Brisske, r. 3.
Stokes, NewYoT Lord Edward Cayendsh Rifle Brigade
James Gouglas ~ v. Mr. and Mrs c. H. Sheenan. N. Y
Wal. r. Tucker N. Y. J. Goodman; Mr.. and Mrs. William
Nelson, n. Y; Mr.. and Mrs Wm. Tucker n. Y Nj and
Mrs W. 7. Merrill N Y; A Hedseick, N. y. r. Ltdgens,
n y; Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Huhn and two children, Mexico
M Lancaster Pa Miss Emma Walton, Phila. Mr. A. T.
Tuverneir N. VI Mr.. Edward Hough, N. Y; Mr. X. L. T.
Barclay San Francisco Mr. w. Barclay Mr.. O. Pebracohi
Itax Mr.. M. Bodenhcm, ~ Y; Mr.. Otto Wein Germany
Ohm Anderson Gieenock; Mr. J. Duesbrey England
- X. II. Welch, Boston: Mr and Mrs B. G. CLARK
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

The fricate Thems, one of the finest in the
French navy had sailed from Toulon for Trieste, to
serve az an escort for the uture Emperor Of Mexico
The steamer Dryade bad embarked l64 Mexican ofi-
cers at CheIbOurg and VIII convey them to their own
for Et1icO.
The Archduke Macmillan would embark for Mexico
on the Goth March.
Pars Bourse closed fss on the 25th Rentes Co.'S.
The Bank Of France Lad reduced rate Of discount on
bills 70 per cent.
The l'ars correspondence Of The London Tin" men
tiOns faFther facts unfavorable TO Mazzni.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
[Advertisementl
TEETH LIKE PEARLS AND BREATH OPP SWIFT

SEss-Obtaned by the that popular Denfice, Fra
-rant "SoLoposTn composition Of the choices. and
recherche ingredients the three most important requisites
and convenience being present in the high
e possible degree perfection II all dissgreesbe
odors scurf and tartarous adhesons insung pearhke
whitenes to the teeih gives the breath and cool
delicate aromatic fragrance 10 the mouth which makes really
toilet luxury II 20 be In great favor with the ladies'
Sold BY Druggists everywhere OF - cent? Ier bottle.
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X ussia,

A letter from st. Petersburg states that a
great coolness had arisen between the Russian and
French Governments because the former hes acquired
fbe conviction that the latter is plotting mischief IN
Enropean Turkey, particularly ~ ROumella
An Imperial decree issued at ST. Petersburg on
the 9th reforming tho law affecting foreigners in Rus
sia Jhe decree abohshes the compulsory sale o landed
property belonging Russian ladies on their marriage
with foreigners The consent OF the Emperor 10 such
marriages ard the payment Of three years taxation in
advance by foreigners becoming natuFazed Russian
subjects are no longer necessary.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

CRIMES AND CAsUALTrEs.-Charles Taylor
and John McCarty were committed by Justice shand'
ley charged with stealing quantity of brass holdings
valued at $500 from the foundery of James Lyon. Eos
Gi3 and CAS- Water street. Thomas Morrison, junk
dealer. No. 6os Water street. was also committed.....
Coroner RaaDey, yesterday held an inquest OF BeleyBe
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

TRIAL TRIP.-The new side-wheel steamer
George Leary which has been lying at the Fulton Iron
Works for some months past receiving her machinery
having been completed made trial trip TO sea yester'
day She was intended by her owners for the Gulf Of
Mexico. but as the Government has made application
FOR her to transport troops there is probability Of her
being used for that purpose for the present Her great
speed aad large capacity qualify her for such service.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

TIE HUTcHIYsoSs give one of their musical
entertainments Brooklyn this evening, and another
in Cooper Institute tomorrow friday evening. Sing
ing to the popular apprehension and heart they have
already done noble work for Freedom and humanity,
and are destined cannot doubt to be missionaries
Of the gospel Of light and love to many thousands still
in the bondage Of Caste and Oppression. "hey are
sure, almost everywhere, Of large and enthusiastic
audiences.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.......AP
Cleared.

s,e.mers-Rebecca Clyde, Lewis, Washington, James
Hsnd; Alpha Temple, Philadelphia. J. w. Mckee
ste.mtug-Belle, Baker, Boston, Baker Dayton.
Bark-stampede tBrl Jewct,, Havana, J. +. Ward Co.
schooners-hslph Hewett, Rhosdes Greytown, w, :.
Brown Co: Danvile, Goodae, Ship Island, Merrill 4
Abbott; r. c. Dennson Briggs. ewBediord Ferguson
Wood; Mary Johnson. Nckerson, Philadelphia, Baker x
DAYTON; Ocean Star Crockett Boston, v Hayilend j.
Horton Rich Fall River " b. Nckeon; Cyclone, Babbdge,
Fortress Monroe w. s. Brown Co. Dearborn Hsrr man
Santa Martha NJ J. DeRamrez Co.; Nelson, Weed Stsm'
ford, J. " Johnson smith, Forres. Monroe; Il. Holiness
Hull York River. Adea, knight HALIFAX, Jed Frye Co.
Fair Wind Woodhull. Washing,on, L. Kenny Transit Wei.
den. Fortress Monroe H. L. Crook, Lieut. Hartford j. N
Briggs Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

Hosnital on the body Of Edward Narn who died from
heating administered by Thomas Gcogbeyan on Mon.
day night in the qnor store corner Of Oliver and
Cherry streets. Geofhegan was committed. Wm
II Byner was committed by Justice Dodge q charge
of otiempting 10 pass spurious $50 bin IL the store OF
Gnstaye G,bert No. 400 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
MUNICIPAL ExrRAvAGASCE.-Anothe. public

MUNICIPAL LEXTRAvAGANCE.-Anothe. public
meeting viii be held this evening, at Brookss Assembly
Rooms Broome street. near Mott to protest against
the corrupt practices Of our City Government. The
delegation Of Workngmen, sent TO Albany TO protest
against the Tax Levy, will report. The OBJ
ect of this association should commend it 20 the SYM
patby and support of the tax.paying community.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Poland.

The Prussian troops had discovered numerous
bands OF insurgent volunteers the frontier, near
Inowrnsaw
The Rassian troops constructing barrieades at
the principal stations on the railroad between wilma
and the P5yssian frontier
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

ZINE ARTS
SATURDAY EVENING,
WIN be sold at the Dusseldorf Gallery No $40 Broadway
that fine collection Of FOREIGN PAINTINGS consigned to
= r. Avery including those important pictures,
"TfALIA," Br MERLg;
1.-THE TOILET" fRKRE;
"CHRIST WALKING ON THE WATER"
BY JALABERr;
"CATTLEp TRoroN;
1.-THE TRUANTS" By kNArsa
In ALL ninety stelsss wsTks By ay sf The best yIsseA
~ German AIttNS
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tAdyertiseneu,l
CpIyD OPENING OP SPRING CARPETS, at the

or-ina HmAs AypYR.OHr No @ bowrry, dispay-d n ten
spacous safes Elegant styles Of knsh Roy
Velvet and Brussels CArpetng. el.o Imperial Ihf-, Ply
and super Ingram Csrpe' Rugs Mats Maiing Shades DRUG
gets OH Cloths; Oce Church and Masonic Carpets ct low
prices Al good. guaranteed Ono prce. Look Tor hihAs
ANDERSON, No. 80 Bovery.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE-APRne
Before Commissioner Osborn.
CONTEMPLATING u. 8. CURRENCY.

United States ag James Wosh alias Henry f alias james
Thompson alias James Clark
The accused was arralgncd on charge OF attempt
ing TO pass u. s. Treasury Note altered 70 denomnate
10; also with having In his possession counterfeit postal cur
sncy 10 the apparent amount Of and nine other counter
felt 10 bills lie brought before the Commisoner Tor
examination, and Lorenz Brsnnan bar keeper :. 40.
testified that the accused offered him the counterfeit
10 bill which he identified, In payment Of drink;
The examination adjourned to Friday, aud the accused
ordered to hnd bail In $4,000. 80
Isaac Van Wagner appeared for the with the many
alases
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Arnm e.--Before CT

COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS-APRrL 6.-Before City
Judge RUSSELL
Mary Hauel plead guilty of petty larceny. Peni-
tentisry months.
Peter Woods, indicted for grand larceny. Acquitted.
William Mursy indicted for burglary In the third degree
Acquitted.
Vsnce Boylan plead guilty Of an.aughte in the fourth do
gree. City Pri,on months, aud pay fine OF $3.50.
John sim. burglary, frat and second degree. State Prison
10 years
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

COMMISSIONERS OF FENIGRATIoS.-Thew weekly
return the Board yesterday reports that s97 immi-
grants arrived here last week, from jan IS. 400.
The Commission has a balance in bank OF s62 ga "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
COURT OF OYER AND TERMNER-APRiL e.-BefOro
Justice EARgARD.
THE GRAND JURY.

The panel Of Grand Jurors was called, but quo
not being in attendance, they discharged UNA
Thursday morning o'clock and the Court imposed hne
Of S25 every delinquent On the call OF the ett
Jury only IS responded to their and the Court ordered
that fine Of SIS be imposed on each Juror falling TO
his directing the clerk give notice that on the fall
delinquent Grand Petit Jurors TO attend ON Thursday
he would issue attachments aud mprson them as wen as
nng them S25 for each days attendance The Judge
that he determined TO compel the attendance oil
Jurors summoned for this Court.
The Distic,-Attorney then moved on the case OF
The People James H. Nixon and the Clerk proceeded
panne Jury but owing 20 the number of challenges PEI
repptory and for favor AT the time OF adjournment there
were only obtained jurors and the Court ordered an
extra panel 25O he summoned for Tuesday next ihe
Court meets at ii O'Clock q Ii. Of Thursday.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
!

WHAT CAN / Do BEST i-Phrenology and
Physiology this question Mcssr FOWLER WELLS
No. s Broadway HewYork, make examinations daily See
tho ILLusrHArxp PHHEsoJoeosL JoUAsL for ArHiI, only
Is csntA
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, Wednesudy, ApfIb Q. Ir1f.
Day Calendar for Thursday, April z, 1864:
Nos l0s I09 no. III. ll2, l3. ia. ll5 ll6 lie, and
100 No other day calendar will be made.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
IAhyertisement.l [

METRoPoLITAH FAIR.-EXtraordinary attrac-
tion. In DExoRxsrs N Y. IILUsraArED news Of this
se.t Now Ready Splendid ustraon IN colors. Of the
N.w.York Fire Department. nsusursiiDg Ceremonies and
other objects Of interest Connected with the Fair with full
ire Pattern Of the French Waaone worth 70 cents
as a supplement- Also, FASHIONS, by Mme DEsoHEsr Sold
everywhere, at 10 Cents
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

Ireland as it is, is the subject Of the lecture
to be delivered this evening. by William i. Robinson,
at the Brooklyn Athen@um.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Dort- -r)aroens' Notife.

STATE or NEw.YoRg,
PoRr.wARpEss' OFFICE, No. l0t Wall'st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
sections of the act passed April H 1851 entitled An Act TO
tho Wardns Office OF the Port OF Newf ORR 10
all person. Interested in having charge Of the subject
matter Of such inquiry examination or survey that the o
lowing vessels are under examination by the
den, and that the said surveys examinations will oe com
peted within days neIt succeeding this notice On board
said vessels; .
Ship Francis A. Palmer.........Pier No. - r. H.
Ship American Eagle. e............Pier No. ~ r. h.
Ship Ne Plus Ultra..............PioT No. IL H. II
Ship Maid Of Orleans. Wetmofe-
Baik Refuge. .Loehhiss
Bark UaGnia..
Brig Sparkling Wave..........Pier No. ~ h. II.
Brig SNOW wbrd.... .....s.......... ....'.r W' -
Brig Fashion. .....Pler NO. III r.. IL.
Brig Rolling Waye............. Pier No. % r. X
C. II. BRAMHALL, President.
J. Aua's HKRRIHAN Secretary.
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auokcu.

F.b u lat 1a5N lon 2s 10 w, Br sehr Chowan. from
Msrrn rs i rs Is NJ on Go O6 W. Br bark Witch of the
Way, from Buenos Ayres for Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
Advertisement
I 900 REFRIGgRAToRs, from 81 80, AZ
T. d. BAssY0RDs, Cooper Institute
IAdysrtlsamentl
MILLER q CARPRNTRR. Prodnce COmmissiOl

Merchants for the sale Of Butter Cheese Lard Egs Poultry
Game Grain Flour PORK, Hops seodi Beans Dried rui.
snd Country Produce generally No Ehe Budinss " Y
no 900 Washing stonst We give personal attention 10
selling Of all goods consigned 20 Liberal osh advances
made on eon,snmen,s Reference President Of l,ins B.ni
Marsh President Ehs Railway Company fre.id-ut North
River BAnt and Sackett Beleher Co. NJ Y.
N B-WAnted, consignment Clover, Timothy and fiAr
Seed for our Increasing home and shipping trade
Also choice Dies. Poultry, Stalled and Tight Piseont and
nih.T Gnma
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

IMMATURE SssAc.
Sun-isos.. $3.50 $50 Moon-Sets... 6:05
WATER 1Hls oAL
Sandy Hook. o. % Gov IsaBd.. 9:l4 Hell Gate. 10 S
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
below.

Ship Adele (Hsn.), ClAssesen, from Antwerp
Ship Arabian, from Liverpool
Bark Undine, -, from Liverpool
BARK Merri,nac. =, from Havana
Also, bark supposed the Chilian Packet.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
NRW.YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, April 6, 1854.
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS ADVANCED TO THIRD READIS,

BILLs ADVANCED TO Third KEADIEd.
The Sullivan County County bill; TO provide
for raising $500 900 for the completion OF the New
County Court House. The motion 10 recOmmit this
bill was laid on the table. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
WurrepIberQ.

The strength of the King of Wurtemberg was
declining SO rapidly that his death was expected at any
moment.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
rwO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Continued from First Page
France.

greater cnlGmityf Can succor be sent to the un'
fortunate islands OF the Cape de Verdei
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
[Advertisement.

FUNNIEST SORT oP PHUS.-Do not fail to
see the orsns funny csature. and mces-na,ien of,quibs
funny okes aud conundums DO not fi 20 ugh and grow
pha the cheapest Kind ofuIuy and the most sensible hind
Of cents ofhem 70 be paid for the phunneyesi so OF
phun Sold here, there and everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-CHAxBKRs-APRrL g.
Before Judge DAILY
DECISIONS.
Devlin agt The Mayor.-Motion granted.
Reynolds. sgt. Callsnder.-Judgment for plaintiff.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
FROM CENTRAL AND SOUTH
AMERICA.
Arrival OF the Ocean Queen.

The steamship Ocean Queen, Capt Tinkle-
paugh, from Aspinwan with the California mails and
passengers and s3O2 3i3 in specie, arrived yesterday
The following is her treasure list:
j. b. Newton..... s22 $50 Jennings Brewster. 100
Richard Pstrck... S29S H. Cohn Co.......... 5000
6chole bros........ 30,f De Witt Ke 4 Co... $500
Order............. 439 Duncan, Sherman 4 Co. 5O84
Wells, Fargo L Co.... 5o,cO0l -
s2SG, ,sSl
AsPINwALL.
Z r. Joy: .'...s....s'...''.'.''...'..''
AlDVn n otb<-Blo,bZ
Tota.................. &3O2 3k1
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

Two lots Tihst 2Go feet Of 3dsy, eseh....s OOl
Two lots s. 50.hst 250 feet W. OF 6thay. eaeh... 1850
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

REAL ESTATE SALEs--The following sales
were made yesterday by A. H. Muller T. r.. wilkins
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-APRm s.-Before
Judge BETS

Judge Belts.
RETURN or PROCESS.
Elizabeth p Wood agt. l76 packages Merchandise, Sc'
The Marshal made returns of goods attached, Dut
no notice given. ,.,,
T. Glover sppeared for the claimants and obtained
N
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-07

sUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERa-APRIL 6.-Bsforo
Justice PECKHAh
DECISION.
Caleb III. Shipman agt. Thos. L. FeTis.-The re-
marks Of the Court in granting a trial are allowed
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15

message will shortly be addressed to you,
containing the reasons which compelled
me |, withhold my approval Of bill
passed. by your predecessors at too late =
period Of the session TO allow time Tor re-
turning it for their re-consideratJn;
The necessity for an Increase in the al
lowance now made for the transportation
Of officers travelling under orders;
The mode Of providing officers for the
execution OF the cnnscript law;
The means OF securing a greater dis
patch and more regular ad nini~trati0n Of
Justice in examining and d~posing of the
records Of cases reported from the courts
martial and military courts ia the army.
Tie recent events of the wlT are highly
crcditable to our troops, exhibiting energy
and vigilance, combined with the habltual
gallaniry which they have taught Us TO
expect on all occasions We have been
cheercd by important aud valuable sue
cess in Florida, NJrihcrn Mississippi, 7,
Western Trnnns-e D, aud Kentucky, X West
ern Louisiana aud Eastern North Gro
lima, rcfrcti Y the highest honor on the
skill aud conduct Of our commanders, and
on The inc 'mparablc soldiers whom il is
their privilege To ltai A naval attack
on Mobile wiz 50 successfully reprlscd At
the outer works, that the attempt was
abini med, aud tho nine months siege VI
Charleston las been practically suspended,
leaving that noble city aud lis fortresses
lmperishlble monuments to the skill and
fJrtitudc Uf its defenders The armies 10
Northern Georgia and 10 Northern NIr-
giuil still oppose. with unshakeu front, a
formidable barrier to the progress Of the
invader; aud our generals, armies, aud
Ipoopic, are animated BY cheerful conf
dcuce
Let Us, then, while rcsolute IL lev1iing
all our energies ID securing the realization
Of the bright auspices which encourage
u. MT forget that our humble aud most
grateful thanks are due 10 Him, without
whose guidance and protecting care all
hu nan effort arc Of no avail, aud whose
intrrposit Oh are due the manifold sue
ccsses with which We have been cheered.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
EicLmoDd, May "a, 1864.
Washington telegraph., 1864-06-15
HEAD-Qxs. BUREAU or CoYsCRIPrIoN, !
DEPARTMENT TRANS Miss.
Marshall, Texas, June /, 1861.

HEAD-LKs. BUREAU or CoEsCRIPTIoN,
DEPARTMENT TRANS Miss.
Marshall, Texas, June ], 1861.
General Orders No. l..
l. Persons who hold the appointment of
foreign nations as Consuls in this Department
and who under the late Act of Congress are
liable to inscription, will not be enrolled so
long as they hold such appointments.
ii. Persons seeking exemption on the ground
that they are citizens of Maryland, are re-
quired to make their applications to this Office
setting forth fully the facts of their cases, and
submitting clear proof of their citizenship.
Resideuce under the late law being tire test of
liability to military service, each case will be
determined on its own merits, and must be ac-
companied with facts other than mere citizen
ship emitting the applicant to exemption,
otherwise exemption will be denied.
Ill SO much of Paragraph III, Special Order
No. rs, current series, from this Bureau, as
requires the Reserve Corps in Texas TO form
voluntary organizations enroll themselves
within thirty days from 10th ultimo, and So
much of General Order No. 10, current series,
from tlis Bureau, rs requires such organiza-
ton or enrolment in the States Of Louisiana
and Arkansas by the 10Th instant, arc hereby
revoked, and the time for the said organiza-
tion er cnrollment i'll this Department is ex-
tended until the 1st of July next.
". SO much of clause s, Par, Ill, General
Order No. 9, current series, a ON this Bureau,
rs requires certain officers to relieve all able
bodied men in their employ within sixty days
from 9th of April last, is hereby revoked, and
such officers arc allowed until the 10Th of July
10 relieve from duty such employees.
V. Every person volunteering or reporting
for enrolment or who have volunteered or
been enrolled in the Reserve Corps, Will be re-
quired to make affidavit that he was over ID
years old on the 10th of July last, and officers
applying for the detail of member of that
corps, must distinctly certify that they were
over tho said ago on the said 10th OF July.
Enrolling Officers are cnjoined to exercise the
utmost vigilance to prevent evasion OF this on
der, and to report promptly all cases OF its
violation.
BY command OF Brig. Gen. GREER,
15-3w W. STEDMAN, A. A. Gen.