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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02

We Know No Party, but the
Party Of the Constitution. Wa
INTERESTING FROM tine SOUTH.
We clip from the New York Herald the
following interesting batch Of late Southern
From the Richmond Enquirer, March q
OPERATIONS IN FLORIDA.

From the Richmond Enquirer, March 25, ! y
Information had been received by the mil
itary authorizes at Lake City, Florida, on
Sunday evening last. that the Yankees had
landed force at Pilstka. The force landed
at that point is n5t known, but it is rumor
ed that it was large. Gen, Ennegan had
despatched forces to meet them, consisting
of cavalry, infantry and artillery. Our
pickets in front Of Jacksonville confirm
previous intelligence that the greatest por-
tion OF the enemy's troops had left that
place. Everything continued quistin the
ncighborhood of Jacksonville 1as
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EAST TEENEsSEE.
GREAT SUFFERING IN RICHMOND.

The Richmond Enquirer, of March 25th
says:
The benevolent should speedily interest
themselves IN behalf Of soldiers families
and other poor of the city The poor have
not been able to procure supplies at the
shops established by the city councils, even
at the reduced prices charged by the COM
mittec Pressing necessity exists for i'm
mediate aid to prevent absolute suffering.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02
THE GEORGIA WHEAT CROP.

The Richmond Whig, of March 18th,
says: - a4 er
The crops in Georgia are represented as
looking very encouraging. In some sections
the growing wheat has been injured by the
frost, but the general impression is that .
few good, warm rains will revive it. Thus
far everything looks promising for good
crop this year F3'i.i
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GENERAL Pillows COMMAND.
DALTON. Ca March "a. !

Y. = DALTON, Ga !, March q, 1864
Gen. Pillow has been placed in command
of the cavalry of the Northern district of
Alabama. -
The enemy show not the slightest dis
position to engage our forces. They have
retired from our front, and their recent
movements are supposed to be only recon
noisances
A heavy snow fell here last night and to-
day. 1t Les four inches deep. &
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENcE.

When the misguided and mprudent votary of pleas
ure nds that he has imbibed the seeds of this painful
di sease it too often happens that an timed sense OF
shame or dread Of discovery, deters him from applying
alone befriend him, delaying till the constitutional
symptoms of this horrd disease make their appearance
such as liberated throat diseased nose nocturnal
pains the head and limbs, dmness OF sight, Deafness
nodes on the shin-b bones and arms blotches on the
head face and extremites progressing with frghtful
rapidty till at last the palate Of the mouth or the
bones Of the nose fall In and the victim OF this awful
disease becomes horrid object of commiseraton, till
death puts period to his dreadful suerngs, By send
ing him to 'that Undiscovered Country from whence
no traveller returns" N
It is melancholy fact that thousands fall victims to
this terrible disease owing to the of
norant pretenders who by the of that Deadly Po-
son. Mercgy, ruin the constitution and make the resi-
due of life miserable.
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THE ,ANTI-sUBsTITuTR LAW
MACON, Ga. Mar

MACON, Ga, March %, 1864
The Supreme Court of Georgia to-day
unanimously affirmed the constitutisnality
of the Confederate anti substitute law.
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Oaice No. 4 south Frederick st.
hD,Rl... JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London,
0radusts from one Of the most eminent Colleges in the
UnitsdSates, and the greater part Of whose fe has
BEEN spent in the hospitals of London, Paris,
pha and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most as.
touahjne cures that we're ever known: many troubled
with ringing IN the head and when asleep great
falness. with frequent huahing, attended sometimes
nth daran oemenf Of mind were cured Immediately.
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IYOyNG MEM
MARRIAGE.
-OKGANIC, WEAKNESS.

mm ediately Cured and Full vigor Restored.
This Distressing Affection which rendsrs Iie miser-
able and the penalty paid by the
victims indugences Young persons are too
ant to commit from not ofthe dread
mi that may ensue. Now who that under
stand the subject will pretend to deny that the power OF
procreation s lost sooner by those falling into improp
er habits thaa ythe prudent Besides being deprived
of the pleasure Of healthy offspring the most serious
and destructive symptoms o both body and mind arise.
The system becomes Deransed the Physical and Men
tai Funcions Weakened, Loss Of Pa ocreative Power,
Nervous Inihbihty, Dyspepsia, PalplIation Of the
Of the Frame. Cough, Consumption, Decay and Death.
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Great Bargains in Boots and Shoes.

HAVING determined TO change our place of busi-
III nes On ths lst Of April, We viii rom this daJ
o6ef veil selected stock of Boots and Shoes al
usatly reduced prices until that time 10 avoid ths
trouble Of moving. We would invite all in want o.
goods N our hne to gve rs call ss the Baltfmor,
Shoe Store, No. 1fs Nam street.
jsnl4-l0w EINSTEIN& 4 CO.
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: OPIUM EATING is on the increase IN the
Sandwich Islands.
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YOUNG MEN

Whs have injured themselves by certain practice in
dulged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
evil companions at school, the effects OF which are
NIGHTLY fet even when asleep, and if not cured rem
deTs marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope Of his coun-
try the dsfng ofhs parents should be snatehed nom
of devatng from the path Of nature and ndulging in
certain secret habit such parsons MUST before con-
temp ating rE ..
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BURNSIDE IN NORTH CAROLINA.

BURNSIDE IN NORTH CAROLINA.
The Richmond Enquirer, of March 25th,
says: We understand that official informa
ton had been received at the War Depart
ment concerning ike landing of large force
Of the enemy in Washington, n. q. The
force is said to be under the command Of
Gen. Burnside. Whether an immediate
forward movement was contemplated or not,
the recent heavy fall of snow, together
with the heavy condition it will leave the
the roads in, aud the attendant flooding Of
the swamps, will stop any advance into the
interior for some days to come. The Sex
pedition" is no doubt composed largely Of
the new levies recently encamped about
Norfolk. 1t is mol presumed that they have
been withdrawn from Meade's army
EAST TENNESSEE.
From the Lynchburg (Va,) Republican, 24.l
We have the report from East Tennessee
that the Yankees, who had advanced as far
east as Morristown, lave again taken the
back track and retired TO Strawberry Plains
only some fifteen or twenty miles from
Knoxville. The retreat Of the enemy has
dissipated, for the present at least, all pros.
pect of fight.
The enlistment of colored troops in Mid
dleTennessee goes on rapidly At Shelby
vile and Lebanon there are FIVE thousand
ready for the field.
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STRANGE Rs

Trus, not your lives or health the OF the many
Unlearned and worthless Pretenders, destitute Of
knowledge, name or character, who copy Dr. john
stons advertisements, or style themselves IN the news
papers regularly Educated Physicians, incapable of
Curing, they keep you trfing month after month ta-
King their filthy and poisonous compounds, or ss long
az the smallest fee be obtained, and IN despair,
leave you with ruined health to sigh over your CALLING
Dr' Johnston the only Physician advertising.
His credentials diplomas always hang IN hs office
His remedies treatment are unknown to a.! others
urepared from life spent in the great hospitals of Eu
rome: the first in re country and more extensive
Prirate Practice than any other Physician in the
world.
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BaETlMOaE LJX HOSPTTAL,,, 9.

~ ESTABLISHED AS kEFUGE FhOM
z p zsis 30 ( QUACKERY. 9 N Egbi
The Only Place Where Cure Can be
sis..sa Obtained. +, Srr ego
nR. JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVERED THE NoSr
II Certain, speedy and only Efectual Remedy IN the
World for all Private Diseases Weakness OF the bacK
or Limbs, Structures, Affections Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, InSiountafy Discharges, Impotency Genera
Debiity Nefyousne, Dyspepsia, ,Languor, Low Spirits,
Confusion Of Ideas, Palpitation Of the Heart. Tmidty
Trembling. Dimness Of Sight Gddness, Disease OF
the Head, Throats HoesSor Skim Affections Of the
Liver Lungs, stonasA o. Bowels-those Terrible Dis
orders arising from Solitary iHAbitsefg g1puhctho
szcaET and solitary pfaetiees more tn to tner NC
Tins than the Song OF Syrens 70 the Mariners OF
ses bighting their most brilliant hopes or antcipa-
tons. renassing marriage, &c, impossible fI
eg8 rT~gYOpNC; MENHTg aa
Especially, who have become tie sictps onSohtary
Vice. that dreadful and destructive habit which annu-
ally sweeps to an untimely grave thousands OF Young
Men ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant intellect,
Who might otherwise have entranced listening Senates
with the thundes ofeoquence or walked to ecacy the
living Tyre, may call with full confdence, li!.5
sI35,r73r sa MARRIAGE. a.1a ltcd ati
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating mar
rise being aware of physical weakness, organic deb-
ftv defofmities speedily cured. -r
He who places himself under the care OF Dr. j. may
reliaiousiy conhde in his honor as gentleman, and
oo,,Ndontfv ralv upou his skill as a physician.
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10 nc;3animsxs od5 soa bssnioqqs sosiq bc1
ssisngos biss noif sx1islo
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

Tba many thousands cured at this institution yea
after YEAR and the numerous important Surgical OPP
erations performed by Dr. Johnston, witnessed by the
reoorters of the "Sun," "Chpper," and many other
notices of which have appeared again and
before tn public, besides his standing gentleman
of character and responsibility, is sufficient guaran-
Toe IN the afflicted,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-02
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and body the most neces-
sary requisites to promote connubial happiness In
deed without these the journey through life becomes
weary pilgrimage the prospect hourly darkens 10 the
view; the mind becomes Swallowed with despair and
ed with the melancholy reflection that the happiness
of another becomes blighted with onr own,
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skin Diseases speedily Cured.

erNo letters received unless postpaid aud con-
tanning stamp TO be used the reply. Persons WI
tine should state age, and send porsn ofadversemenf
describing symptoms.
JOHN N. JOHNSTON, M. d,
OF the Baltimore Lock Hospital, BaitE;re, Naryl'd
dcc32-ly 90 o. q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-06
UIgt ayexundr{a GAzettf
FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 6.

~ Cen Butler in Norfold by Governor Per
,o;nt y charges are gaade, and the proofs
thought forward il support Of them, similar 70
1hosc 50 often used during Gen. Is S stay II
New Orjeans-fayoritism; turning public .nat-
tiers 10 proft-abstratlon Of SILVER plate oy ais
commissioners, nc.
The Cumberland Nd Telegraph states
3hat an arrangement has been elected ny
vhich The Mount Savage Iron Company the
Erostburg Coal Company, and the ocean
Steam Coal Company, Owning what IS known
as the .Aspinvall purchase, > il The valley OF
Georges Creek, have been consolidated, and
have purchased the road Of the Cumberland
and Pannsylvania Railroad Company, 1unnlng
f,ou2 Cumberland TO Piedmont.
The correspondent Of the Ph iadeIphia IN
quirer, writing flom Jacksonville, fla., states
that the expedition TO Florida has been aban
doued, all the Federal forces having been with
drawn from that State with the exception OF
the garrison At Jacksonville.
The detectives In Baltimore have arrested
sorae pe,son5 charged with CONTRIBUTING y.
s. postal currency and seized q quantity OF
the boUgu5 money.
Slaa this morning we're selling st the Fish
Wharf at SIG per hundred.
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Gariballi hreakfa5ted On the 22d II Lon
don with party Of Unlte1 States citizens Of
the residence Of the United States Consul, and
expressed himself warmly in favor Of the North
ia the struggle with the slave power, and said
that he would 60 there Of once 2nd Icn1er his
services if they were needed; but he vas glad
to learn that they were not. He remarked
that If Eagland and she United States were
united ia sentiment they coulsi keep the peace
Of the world,
Adyice5 tcon1 Mexico via Havana, at New
York report that Alvarez has declared for
Ju2rez, the Constitutional President, and is
fortifying himself ia Aca pulco, which is block
AIDED by French ships al wax, The for2ifca~
lions at AIazaGlan ara bombarded By French
frigate Il is reported chat The French have
been defeated in Oajaca AMI Guadalajara, and
losing a. the latter place six hundred snep.
The story does nos wear the appearance Of cred
ibilify.
The report Of The New York Commissioners
of Emigration, made st their meeting on y cd
uesday afternoon, shows The number Of oulL
grants arrived az That port since tho FIRST Of
last January 60 be Al, 1858, being $4,000 more
1han during The same period last year. The
co72nuta1ion snoLev received was @i52, 2o3. So.
Secretary Stanton has requested the Com
mittee on the Conduct IF the War Of the !.
S. Congress, 70 visit Annapolis and examine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-06

Journals, probably remembering that The tor
n,er battle o3 Cane River WAS entirely inagl
natire, 10 not give much cra&an 60 the story.
There is another report, which also comes
from Cairo, that one Of Henera Steele 9
trains, with heavy escort, was attacked s'y
AIarnaduke, who captured two hundred and
forty wagons, seven pieces Of artillery and one
thousand prisoners.
We have lad the pleasure Of trying some OF
the canned and preserved fruits, advertised tor
sale by Mr.. J. Thomas at no, l6 South Roya!
street and can recommend them as excellent.
Mr.. T. is selling Gus ct cost. ADD those who
give him call may expect bargains,
Notwithstanding the season is 50 Var 40.
vanced 1lr. S. G. Gregory at She corner 0!
King and Pitt streets, continues 70 keep oys'
ters Of most excellent favor.
The Washington papers announce Tie death
Of a female employee ID The i. 5. Treasury
Department, said 10 have been produced by
abortion. The case is undergoing Investigation.
The trains on the Orange ARD Alexandra
Railroad have stopped rulning up The road
ary distance.
LIBERTY HALL. The ladies will bear il
MIND the performance 60 morrow afternoon at
the above hall, arranged specially Ior them and
the children. The Snow Troupe Of Acting
Dogs ard Monkeys will perform their wonder
III! tricks, and very enjoyable entertainment
may be anticipated. See advertlse:nent::
Tickets for the matinee can 5o had at french
Book Store
The National Inteiugencer, Of Thursday,
contains letter from The y. 5. con5il az
LIVERPOOL &c Secretary Seward, in reference TO
emigration from The British Islands TO the
United Stairs. According to Mr.. Uudly,
there is very little need Of legislation Nlth
view 10 stimulate the spirit OF emigration iror2
Great Dritian and Ireland. Every line OF
packets had engaged every perth IN their yes
sells f.om April, the date Of he letter, LIP 10
June; AMI one ship company Informed The
writer that they could send out fifty Thousand
eraigrants to the United States in TWO months
# they lad the Ds TO carry them,
Ia the u. S. House Of Representatives on
Wednesday Mr.. E7arnswortf Of Illinois, by
unanimous ccnsent, offered resolution III
ouling Of The Secretary Of The Treasury vhe1ll
CT o rersor1 na1ne.i Garrett is employed IS an
Assistant Registrar of the Treasury, and
whether he was formerly in the Rebel service,
and BY whom he was recommended for appoint
ment? Mr. Stevens, Of Pennsylvania, objected
80 It's consideration, and il went oSes under
the rules.
Gen. v alIace, commanding at Baltimore,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-12

with seanty elothing with 70 procurs guaten
ahce, they would have ausrsd greatly had not kind
hsariea eountryWomon supplied their wants Racrui
ns REeuts, however found them ard In TIE course q
the day gob5led up several
Oa tae evening o. Thursday they had auoths-inisr.
view with Mr. Kddsr, when they were told be ball
must be cleared, aad they would not have had placs
% lay their heaif hat not Captain Warrsn who keeps
an establishments on that street BY besrred him
self Rad procured bleis for than upon the neighbors
round Yesterd y morning they were SIN IN BUNKER
Hl street. subeisiiHg upon ehari y, and s ? stored
With recruiting agsns In the course Of She fgsnooE
Mr. kddor agzn appeared among 1hen. ailsng faks
az many would 90 the wases sT0fks Is Wsst Ned
ford. Bot he Iaen had lost confidence Ia him They
c"st Mr. Kiider so head land them "a Boston.
Il will prove poor speculation it has urncd
batn they had taken his recommendation on the night
Of their arrival 10 enlist be might hass ada himself
whole and sorlsthing mere.
Ihe Irish citizens Of Boston and Vicinity feeling
Indignant at The Imposition praetieea upon hsr com
tfymen, called meeting at the Ssackpole house
yesugate the facts ia tha cas- which very arge
stssnded Charles F. DoDuelsy Esq eallld to The
char, and Edward Ryan appointed Secretary.
The rih who attsnded the mssting resolved 70 pro
vide for TIC Immediate wants OF the mgrsnts and 10
do all That can be done punsh those by Hbom hey
were deceived 20 cruelty. TIE wreieles calculates
welt taa ct this time Of year taeir vicms oou.d
easily md work.
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hay6 some Bank cheeks or checks on
Banks, to tTsEamit you. When Gen. Banks Te-
turned to Grand EcoTe, after the battles Of
Msnsfisld aud Pleasant Hil an officer rode up
to him and remarked " This is pretty rough,
general" Only temporary check" To-
piled tue general, gravoly. Hs is now 81 Alex
andria. This-is the 6Tsg Of series Of checks
on Banks that have been related 10 me. The
following is also good
Il is said that the rebels captured at Mansfield
two wagons loaded with paper collars, and that
Gen. Dick Taylor returned the collars through a
flag OF truce, with a letter TO Gen. Banks, in
which the facstiOus rebel said " have boiled,
fried,' baked and s.eWed these things, and can
DO nothing with them. We cannot eat them.
They sre a luxury for which We have no use,
and l would like, therefore, to exchange them
Tor a like quanlity OF hard tack"
The joke is \ good ono, and has c0nvnlsed
the Western boys, wb0 lave no great admiTs-
ton for the L.beTato; Of LouisianA" When
the Western hoops pissed Gen. Banks head
quarters, coming into Alexsndris yesterday,
lhey gsoaned, jeered and called aloud, " How
about those paper collars ~
Today a steamboat Was rounding out while
lsTge cTOsd Oi soldiers were swimming In the
uver The boys cried out to the boat, Have
you any of BANKS paper collars aboard 7" and
then went up = shout iron all, in which paper
collars" bully for the paper collars" were the
only audible " oTds used. This il q good check
on Banks. II wilt be hOnored 81 sight
Another one is told in ths wise Alter the
two days battles, our forces, it is said, captured
TsOel cOurier, bearing dispatches flom Dick
Taylor 10 Msgruder and among the letters, it is
said. was one rom Taylor to the Texas general,
in which Taylor said;
Il thank you Tor your kind cnSr to furnish
me- and my army with supplies. But have
plenty on hand. Your offer came too late Ny
efficient commissATy, N. P. Banks, has supplied
me Rbundantly," etc.-COr 81. L0las Rep.
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ReIsfsrecsssss u Grass by ssen. susssh-
aanplian seai .a EEl.iie llanae.

FoRrEss MoNR0E Msy 30--It Is no longer inipropsr
10 speak OF The ip portanr move ents that aavs bssu
progressing Ia this department. darins the pHst tvs
JAYS. ~ they are now fully accomplished
4 i<rge paftiaIl.of The troops 5srmnda Hunlrsds
tnsnd Of ten smith, 20 the army of The Potomac. The
troops Ters sent in Transports great csierity uB
York river 20 Wnits H5uss-ths new bass sf supplies
Generals smith End BF5oks passed up yesterday
Gen Gilmore remains n Gen Batter At Bermuda
Hundreds also Generals Ames and viii Large quaa-
ttie8 Of supplies have been sent up 10 White House.
Another account says that ffasn vessels laden with
supplies, bad saslsd fer the White House.
The New York Times thinks there viii be but little
more campaigning IN Louisiana or west Of The Mksis-
sippi Tor time 50 The roie asspned % our
srmy viii probably be smgly TO hold New Orleans and
the country gfGr west Br shear, gu TO bold Baton
Rouge, Pert Hudson and the Mississippi river"
The department Of Missouri gusd 70 he military
division OF Wet Mississippi under the eonito Of Gen.
Candy, Banks successor.
The friends of Nc jlean are Iadugng their Wit over
Grant for saiag down after all he has 3D. NcClal
ias lines. The supporters of he Adninissratiou evuc5
annoyance at tbs "vsporing OF the heCsllanitls.n
Gen. Butler s at large Eeonn for his failure the
south side HA pstrioiiam however Is greatly praised
for eons ufiug cheegfly for The FTEsF pert II ai
command, under Badly Smith, to leave him and 60 to
Grant THAT certainly was very good TO Mr. Butter.
Garrett Davis however, has taken advantage Of his
present cllad 10 taek him By resolution in the Unitad
States senate, follows:
Wbereas 1t has been frequently charged In tho Pub
lie prints and other NODES tast the leaders Of the
present rebellion were engaged An plotting and matur
ing t BENJAMIN +. Butler cognizaut Of and privy
10 thsr tressonabie purposes sHd gave them bis
enance, sympathy and support and that he, ihs aid
Butter, after some o. the rebel States had plbshed
ordinances Of secession turned nst the con- praforE
whom hs had been sztzuing get position and cfce
under the Government Of the United States enable
hin 10 c0usumnats his personal sad eorrnpt OBJ
jses and thst after he appointed TO- and while be
acting IN the military service he Was by hialss
ard hts ECcOmpiice, A. J. Butler. and many othsrs,
guiiy Of many acts Of freud peelRti0n ard embczzs
neHt against the United States, and many or
toru0n plumber spoJation, oppression ana cruel y
against mi giGualS; therefore, b Is
Resolved, 'ilat tas present Senate sppoint e'm
ittes Of three 70 Investigate sf Buch charges against
be said snisr; hat the said committee hEve power
SIT du M recess Of the Ssnlts 70 send for persons
and papsys that report al testimony and s pro-
eeediag. 10 tl8 .szt session Of the Senate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-06-12

The New hampshire Union convention has
resolved in favor Of ''c-nshing the robellisn, -
snd Of Abraham Lincoln for the next Presi-
dsucy.
The war Democratic committee of New York
city, has passed resolutions Mandatory Of Secre-
.ary Stanton, and in favor Of Lincoln for Presi-
don't and Daniel S. Dickinson for Vice Presi-
dent
Cen Banks has been appointed military gov
ernor Of Louisiana, and heAdqusriors st New
Orleans.
The HsrGid's Washington dispatch says that
Secretary Chase has determined TO put on the
market from City to one hundred millions oi
six per cent. bonds, redsemsble after 1881; and
also that the French Government has assured
Minister Day ion thatsnO rebsl iron-clAd will be
permitted to iesvs Franee.
The TTibEn-'s MAismoTos letter says that the
only EFF Give force OF rebels now remaining IL
Texas does not amount TO more than SIX hun
dre1 men