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ye,rs in fhe Wava and Means Eom-ni.tns ss.at ~
inc The tax on dIsilled snirits Ilaye befn hsrmon
led. and the nnIicy of h,rh taTet;nn Il "a" tnnid
II making converts OUTSIDE and inside Of their
foom Il ia understood that a tar Of no, 1esa than
dollar will ba laid on spirits and that tho Com.
mittee will recommend that this bc laid to taka
effect in May instead OF July. This viii bc dnne
to cut off the two months rope given by The law
as 1t stands, to distic7s to get heavy stock on
hand It will ohv1ate also the necessity Of anotb-
er Nastcful debate over the question Of taxing re-
troactIyelv Tie reycnpe has lost two millions and
half OF dolIRrsthfouch the last Yfancie.
1t IL etatt6 In hest informed circles that Mrs J.
Todd White, the sister Of Mrs. LINCOLN, did pass
through our lines for Richmond ria Fortress Mon
roe with three large trunks containing medicines
and merchandise, go that the chucklug Of the
febel press over her safc tr1nsit with Rebel uni
forma and buttons Of gold was founded In truth.
Nrw vnrr- Nancf, an-hd1anatc1, IN tha Jz.roy5
49," Ao1'>' @aAe'' ~ tF''~A4 ~ $no 1s'o*a
says'
The New York Custom House investigation has
developed m extensive trade between parties In
the North md the rebel agents at MatamoEas, and
arrests hare been made
Aa5: Alexander Hin lsth regiment Corps d'At-
rfque: has been sentenced to degradation from his
rank in the presence Of tns troops, and coadne-
ment at the Dry Tortugas for one year. General
Banks In approving the Sentence, says the 0Rense,
which Was an attempt to effect by violence adran-
tages orer powcrcss women, is dasriceful to him
se}f and criminal In the eyes OF God and Mau The
country does not Wish IN its service men who so
disgrace The uniform the, wcas.
The Tff6une,s Waehfnrton sneciaf asvs.
, 1864-03-31

ST. LoC1s, March Sd. J. Woezner has con-
tonted to run for Mayor, At The request OF num-
bes OF cit1zeuA.
The tteamer David Tatnna, which reached Cairo
1aet night reports part Of Forests forces crossing
the Cumberland River ut Eddyvillc. 4 gunboat
The lit Alabama cavalry, reported last night at
Cairo, have unanimously re-enltstcd. They are 200
s,rong-sn A1abamfans, hare seen bard service,
and are en- route for Decatur to recruit.
1t is reported that large numbers OF Union men
in North alabama arc waiting to join our army.
Col Spencer has authority to raise brigade there.
TIE steamer Florence ran against a snag and
sunk IN tie Missouri River, eight miles beloE
Atchifon yesterday morning., She was ffclshted
heavily. The loss Ia not aseerta1ned. :,
mules In Scdalia and paid Sa7 900 for them IN cnun-
xcffjt money wae rcnt to jail in default OF ball.
Secretary Chase te]esraphs TO the President o.
onr Charcbcr ot Commerce that there is no truth tn
The statement that plates Of gTecnbacks hare heen
stolen from tie Treasury building.
, 1864-03-31

New YoEK, March 3o.-Adyices from Hilton Head
ftats that PttatlIa+ Fla, hiss been occupied by
email detachment Of our forces and small steam
It called the Sumter captured there.
\ Washington dispatch to the New York Herald
etatee that the Unioniste Of Central Florida have
GtatEantzed, gone into camp and commenced ppers.
AGAINST the Rebels raid on the snt works. and
f:ugg engagements with rebel cavalry. beating them
nanosomely and capturing ten prisoners. They
aoso sesy laley captured three Of the cncmys wag-
s.Iose1 large amount Of rebel subsistence. These
en fe,s, oh!y ask protection, arns aqd ammunition
, 1864-03-31
FROM ST. PAUL.
Indian HcportS-1tver and Local
Matters


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttihune1
ST. Paul, March 80, 1874.
Advicee from the Sioux country arc important.
The Yanktons have separated from the sissitons
and have crossed the Missouri. Standing Buffalo
and Sweet Corn have made arrangements to ren-
dezrous Eith their bands at DEVILS Lake for the
purposcof making peace. They desire to hold
council with Major Hatch and surrender them
selves.
The remnant Of Little SKIS and Little Crows
bands arc At Long Lake, 150 miles from Major
Hatch's camp, At Pembins. but, being over tho
line, he caunot take them.
The first boat Of the season reached our levee at
at 8 P. H., 1t WAS the H. s. Allen, which came up
from Prescott, with passengers aud mails. The
stages have been taken of and boats viii CON-
mencc their regular trips to the head Of the Lake
tomorrow. Steamboat men expect to make
break through Lake Pepin within weeek.
The Union Convention to-day nominated Dr.. J,
Il. Stewart for Mayor, and McElrath for City Jus
tice. There Will be strong tight, but Stewart
will be elected
, 1864-03-31
Markets by Telegraph.
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL,

Especial dispatch to the Ct tca=o Trbunel
DE1DdEFoET <11l., March 80, 1851.
CLEARED-Adyance, Athens S. F. Gale, Athens; ;
Cashier, Utsp}atnes.
ARRITIp-H. G. Looms, Athens, 70 yards rubhle
stone: Saline. Lasallc, 5el bu J. D. Harmon,
5000 bu corr. 1000 Ds barns; Champion, 1920 bs1s
tonr l0o2Sl rs lard Shamrock, 1t0 br1s -four 10
ms IRE clay, 1850 ma pls iron Asia, 2oo bras hour,
10 90 s pig Iron, 20 e0 s scrip iron 90 MS nrc
c1ay; Monitor. Al br!s forr: Seneca Is eds wood
Maple Leaf Joliet, . bsls vinegar. g65 brla pork; q.
G. Gaylord, Lockport, 500 bu onts; E. Burnham,
Prison, Is yards rnbbe stone; America. LaSa1le, 20
Ms oil cake, 19i bss four $1,000 Ms IRE clay Ken
uebeck, Lasalle, 500 ba wheat, $40 rs 1ard Aqu:1.
Is, Lasa1le, $ go bu corn.
CLEARKp-H. G. LOOMS, Athens; Drill, Prison; E.
Durham, do.
Anr1SEp-P. Northrup, Prison, load dimension
, 1864-03-31

TSpetl4I D1spatth 70 tde Chicago IT1bHna.
ST. LOUIS, March 80, 1861.
TcDAcco-steadF and active. Sales OF Ii bids green
ugs at &91995e0; - do factory do At IS so16so II
do planters At 80 aass.oo; Is do common leaf at
$94Gslt2o; Co middling do at 15-'oal6so; do me-
dium manufacturing 10 at SIS do good do
st t2eoGt.7I; IS bores st ssDoal5.oo. II hhda re-
jected. =
-F1ouR-Actiye. at fnl1 prices. We note sa1es OF
1900 brs *, at landing Just below thirty, s8a2
100 do TX. private; 80 do branded Z at &a.l71<..
GRAE-TheAt stiff. Sales II 80 sacks, from strict
u prime to choice, at tia645; 915 do fair to good
At s1Se@1.s5. Corn dull. Sales comprise so sacks
old white At Ss.o5; Gs do rev white At s13: los do
MIXED at $lG. $50 do do 1t el0o. Oats dull. Sales
Ct 20 sacks At e. and 25s do at c. Sales Of 1855 sis
re at s1.0: 1t5 do at SO. 40 sks fall barley at e
TaIsRTActiye, With sales o. 80 bsls at &c; IS do
At a55{c 15 DO at a3c.
, 1864-03-31
milwaukee, Market.
Especial Dispatch tothe Chicago Tribuue.1


FLorH-Dpll and SC loHcr.
GRA1S.-Recelpts Of Wheat Il, ,ocp ba, declined 10
&c. eales this morning u 0o hu No. lSprnx In store
sl11; 1900 bu No. Lsellers oplou III April &c
storage receipts, nj 21t coo bu do, 1c storage
receipts at s11I4; 1ooa bu No. !, buyers option all
APRIL &c etors 1t &l.1s 900 bu No. buy
option till April GOTH &c storage receipts, nj l1s
l0eco bu do. till April 1kh, tc storage receipts, at
sl.1sx aNo So.1, sell.zs option, last III days in
April. &C storage receipt, 1T SILT. Ssles on Change
115,No In No. Chicago spsiDE in stere at el.14k@
1l44; 1ood bn No. I, sellers OPTION all April &c stor
age receipts It s11e: .eoo bu No. buyers option.
&C storage receipts at ELS; loo bu No. i, buyers
option tl April 10th, ID storage receipts at $11s
Market ut Hewhal Hous this evening without deeid-
change. salea 2, 600 bu TO- Spring at $1.144@lIs.
closing steady at hitter ure. Oats quiet ana bteady
sales GOO bu MOL In stfze 6oH96lc- Corn quiet
and nomi1ally unchaned. barley n1m. Rye nom
, 1864-03-31

New York 1Iouer Market-1Iarch 30.
AcSxS active at6@I.i
Sterling exchange loW:r and dnl a. 174 1oE drst
class bills.
6sk, and closing quiet af6i@6sk-
Eoyerpmcnt stocks arong and In falr demand; o.
s. S. 8i coupons, 12s ;ao coupons, lo9H 10 TreA.
614rT FnteI 11Dx.
, 1864-03-31

co11os-N ithoat maerlal change at 16c for mid
lii uplanta: 7t9I3c follow mldltng.
EIoiJH-pull and common grades t. 10c lower ::
eGfI16 S jor extrs st4e round hoop Ohio $7,SA
Z = fSr tr1de hrauds-nArket closing henry.
Wu1sEY-NIthQut dttded change: 81 t.0tCt .p for
EHitE-Wheat dun ID lower at the following nom
frsi nnntatons: fl6l41.6 81 for Chicago eDrfne and
MflTsHEee club. Cornaull Aed about lc wer; al %
fnr new southern and InnsJlvanis yellow; sig f0r
western Yellow. Oats i1node1ste ttquest 1t 9o59,Xo
for wfster1. Ia
GKoozn1zs- Sugar s7ad3. MolAsaes dull and nom
trAlly unchanged.
, 1864-03-31

legislative mattcr.--TIe Republican
Stnte Convention.


Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON, WIS, March 90.
In assembly to-day bill was passed to amend
the charter Of the Fond Du Lac and hlissllalppi
Railroad. The railroad warehouse bill, which re-
qures railroads to deliver freight 10 any warehouse
properly located where the forwarder desires It
sent. was ordered to third reading.
The Housc adjourned at 11H O'clock in order to
srant the ball to the Union State Convention.
In the Senate to-day resolution WAS adopted
fayoring the Northwestern Ship Canal Convention
at Dubuque, proposed By the Legislature OF Iowa,
Memorials to Congress were passed relative to
the Stock Bridge Lands in Calumet county, and to
improve the entrance from Fox river into Green
Bay.
Bills passed: To provide sinking fund to pay
farm mortgages on Milwaukee and Horizon Rail-
roed; to amend the charter Of The Milwaukee Ne
chanics' Mutual Insurance Company.
The Union Convention WAS called to order at
noon by Horace Rnblic, Chairman Of the Union
State Convention. Hon. c. c. sholes was chosen
temporary Chairman, and IT. G. Webb temporary
Secretary. 4 committee of one from each Con
gressonal District was appointed. on credentials.
Mcssrr. Van Wyck, Blllnghurst, Barron, Hood,
Stsrks and Kelsey, were appointed the committee
On permanent organization.
Mesers. n. E. Smith, Walda, Bingham, Wal
worth McDill and Harris, were appointed Com
mittce on Revolutions.
Adjourned to p. m.
The Union Convention re-assembfod at o'clock.
Alter reading and accepting the report Of the Com
mittce on Credentials, Ex-Governor Solomon WAS
elected President Of the Convention. He mado
u few brief but eloquent remarks on taking the
chair, expressing the hope TINT the proceedings
wou1d be characterised BY the game feeling Of un-
anirnltJ manifested by Union people throughout
, 1864-03-31
AAaer from Eur-or,e

AA1if4x, March ao-The steamer Adfic,. firm,
I'VE tnn. 4na Qaeenstown 2oth, h,s arrived
Cotton arm aud unchanged. Eread.tud. ;1n,,
ana prices .s Teak hos1s'ons quiet and steady ~
Central shares, 16215 disco1nt; Esfcs G5kmE!m
The Germans arc vigorously prosecatlns ;hc
pressing any opinion the present state Of sds;r
, 1864-03-31

KNOXVILLE, March 2s.-About sixty dcsorters
have come into ous lines during ths past week,
:naking total Of orer 1,100 for the past three
months. TheY state that oil Iongstreet,s baggage
hee been sent hack towards Richmond, and the
whole force waB under marching orders. They
left On the 2ith4
ii Newport, on the French Broad river, Last
Mr. Foster Il glount county, sud carried him of
In The direction Of Maysyi11e.
Col. Woltord left here on Saturday. he has
been snmma1ils dismissed the sery3ee' .,,ona
ent Of the New York Tribune, dating March .0th,
s:a1cs that our forces It MorristoWn have marched
back 10 Messy Creek, in order to Keep better com
mrnIcntion with Knoxville. The rebel headquar-
;e1s ere said to be at Greenyille, and they held
Gui1.4 Gan
, 1864-03-31

f.arnenter g
Smith: ~ >:
III. satoinon e1psessen tnanKs' anu p1omiseo 70
Ex.Goy, Randall, Of the I'd district, stoddart1
Jnad of the al, district. and Aueus Cameron. a.
thc 81, ~ tsr,ct wers nonInated dceostes at 1a,e
;, aesaamatlon.
the sth district, were unanimously nominated cicc.
tors at large.
The Convention then adjourned to o'clock to
give opportunity for delegates Of each consrcs-
The Convention fully represents the people, and ia
The distribution OF circulars against his non,na.
t,on ,r,or. 3ha da1ao.tea r,oro.-ca rrfavo-.h1a
cornn.nta
EvEN1E3 sEssIoN-
At the evening session Of the Union Convention,
the following delegates to tho National Conven-
ton are chosen:
.rss @ ss,.! % Pottes; o1 Matwosth &c eaan
~ msnfo7th ,nd :in,o' Nnrdv' a1terIntes. nnd 8
Ii. Wadds. MiiWauIee. liz A!ternate for Gov. Salo.
a' Seeona Gttfrief!J' f-:5 Moak, or Jefferson eoun
~, nnd ). r. Caseaday, Delegates. ]. VI. Bingham,
jefferson, and s. j. Tadd, Rock, A1tc1nates; 4. g.
.Bonsnan, Of Columbia, Electors.
Third Districts. 8. Wilkinaon Of Sauk county.
J. 4 BINGHAM OF Green, f. Restch Of Crawford,
nnd m ): Il; viztan o. Iowa, alfetnates' A. Wofdea
Fourth DtsfTiet..s. Il: Carey Of Sheboysan conn
ty.J.M. Ge1let of Fond du Lac. delegates L. Frost
Of Washington county, and G. G. Gra7cs Of She
boy.nn, aternates; alternate delegation at large,
E. Il. Garrowny, Fond dn Lac; Elector, j. H. Tur-
neE Fi1 95aSass ,;,3F sSa1ty If md
s. Nmball, delegates: Geo. i, Goodwin Of Caiu-
met, ani u, s. Hrirrs Of Marquette. alternates
Il: s: ps!itz q Ma1itoEee. Eleef9r.
c. G. Pore Of jackson. delecates: c. B. Coz 81
Pierce COUNTY. @. Is. Porter 81 Eau Claire, alter
patea: c. Grahsm Of Vernon, alternate delegate ut
Large; 4, 8. NcDu OF Portage, elector.
.1ontei, ,re-a adn,frnh,r d;,rn Tha foo,v;n1 ,;
il The substance:
THE REVOLUTIONS
F7rsk, While NC deeply deplore the erils Of GIRL
htnor, integrity Of Union. and believe The sol.
racttot OF SECURING peace lies In reso1ute and M
spariGg etnployment Of military and naval powers
Of fhIs nation TO Ion: as Rebellion continues to
deiy The Goyernmcnt.f tha United States. ,,u,
parties pI1or to thc war. have here been ectt!ed
Or Become OF mnor importance. and ali rood citi.
gems and true patriots should unite as brethren
Joined IN the common Cause at home as ven as
tas As'a, 81 ~ PROV. .as nas .. e;h Snson, an9
aa.si. IT, o'e1 '"e 9lles "no
Infs,1 Tho MI, oAa.,,,,,,- ,e,p that. ,~o.
.o-tfn - IN TI5en ~ ,ha ~ ~
miou ,nd " thc 3nrnctn;tr ~ cnnhcnn ert su'
Ftu3fH, Urge the st7ictest ecoaomy In State and
National administrat.on.
3nat Aoiaosm LinGo!n ne n has 1n. so coa9nGe Ga,
Marisirafe iurinr the nerioi Of nnexamnled ditti-
Guilty and peril as 70 win our foremost esteem
and confidence as a Statesman Of rare a6il-
s.,,.ta ~. raa1e anas. tA9ss fs,sSt
, 1864-03-31

sTocKg steady: 9; srs ! yeaF es5t g54 A?: g,
2sB: NJ. G. I1SE E1ta:d. lis; Hudson, 16iH Har-
In. lslX Reading, laa y; cog &. iisx: i.
&F.s56X; Gsi. i Gh}. {sd bs5d; :; c. i lis: &. :
RI. iSs1: G. B: Q.H: M. 4 P. du c. s5E Toi. 4
WnH SO : TFt ". &c. J434; 4. d T, U.giH n
4 n = 1f} q G.. Il n #. g..
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New YonK, March S0-A special dispatch to the
At Washington, D. c.. with schooner, sioor,
and thirteen boats, laden With salt tobacco, grain,
&C., which were captured from tho rebels on the
Ware aud York Riyert.
, 1864-03-31

From tho Coast BEockadc-
WAsu1soros, March 2o.-The Navy De-
patttnrnt received Information that on
The 11th inst, OF Mosquito Inlet, Fla, the
United States chip Bcauregard captured the
schooner Linda from Nassau to New Smyrna, Fla,
on the rae dsy The 4sme 1e.se the ntiisS
aloop Hannah OF Nassau. The vessel had on hoard
. small quantity Of cotton. but the Captain threw
II AYerhuafd before being capsuted
, 1864-03-31

Bos7oy, March so::Fhe quotatiens to-day are:
fsle Ro5s{e 81 Ninn.B Isockland ls; Aztec IL:
FreEch CIeckiY Bay tate =: Quincy o.; Can1ta
10; Columbian 12h; Mo- fh"eate1n 1sH ,dstas Vest
, 1864-03-31

NEw YonK, March S0.-niton Hezd adyices of
the asth mention an attack made By the rebels on
Jenkins Island, on dotilla OF boats, but thelr
plan wns frustrated by our picket bouts, which
trcd into them.
, 1864-03-31

NEW York, March J0.-A heavy gale prevailed
during to-dny. A large number OF outward bound
vessels anchored IN tho lower bay ard North Myes,
awaiting favorable opportunity toprocccd to Sea.
, 1864-03-31

LtoC1ru1x, March ,th.-Tbc business portfon
OF Nen. Hhesty. 0wen county. was destroyed b.
fire On Sunday.
, 1864-03-31

rElt ULhL A-QNltt aNU Uucla1Ecu
PEov1slnxs-rork qniet and JEl:ts shale easier:
f23S7n for mess 3E,2x fer Old do: *ei = for nav
DO. Including city ut t2;5o; old and new prime Sla5
at x24.;5. Beef quiet. Cut meats 4nlet and arE
Lard dull and heavy and 1owerat !9a1SXc-e1oSlng
at1GS13kc, Eut;tr ah1de easier 1t G08i9c f3F Oho,
snd 4ac f0r state.
, 1864-03-31

a Storm Mt the East.
BUFFALO, March ga storm Of rain and SNOW is
prevailing here and in other eastern cities.
, 1864-03-31


with that what movement will be make?
The rumors given in the dispatches Of this
and previous issues are contradictory. The
collection OF confused, contradictory storice
is tar more significant OF utter ignorance OF
HIS movements, than utter SILENCE The cor
respondents and informants would tell If
they knew, but they don't know.
Forrest IL certainly in large force. Alctter
fiom our intelligent Huntsville correspond.
4ent supplies just the Information larkinp IN
previous dispatches to the general reader
The appearance of Forrest ut Paducah vas os
startling and unexpected rs the uprising of
Roderick Dhn's men before the eyes of kim
james. But the Huntsville letter shows that
the rebel movcmcn: was In preparation and
expected by military men in the army. For
rest, however, moved with such celerity and
80 much In advance of these representations,
that on the verY day the Alabama letter
was written at Huntsville he was in Paducah.
We can find the main points Of the letter val
nable, however, as telling us where Forrest
came from and What is Ills force. Says our
correspondent:
have information, entirely reliable that rebel
furce under the command Of Forrest, is On the
touth bank OF the Tennessee, and West Of the
whitc4burE. Whitesburg Is directly south OF
Huntsville. Forrest has four regiments Of infan-
tn, thirteen pieces Of artillery and twelve regl-
ments ofcavalty, perhaps 5000 men. My Informs
11on is that Forrest is morins uorthwasd.
What Forrest Intentions arc, ofcoursc, will be
for fcw days matter conjecture. The large pre-
ondcseuee Of his cavalry nr1a, would indicate that
be intends q raid upon our line Of supplies. It
may also be movement Intended to be aimnltane-
:.d4I AE af NJ C{f1H
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09
The Presidents Message.

THo proportions plainly dsaueole ron 'no hEe'
iisass Message, which Ws cannot Tor mo@Sn' %
lave he would deliberately give bis sAnea0n 20. lne
s,t "a tba. che condition OF freedom 80 much better
Co. tia slays .hau that Of ssrJitndo, that Is may DC
bestowed upon him a. . reward and boon. Inc Ssoono
a. that tie CoufsderAss GOVSFnmsnt has the right TO
seouirs possession Of slaves BY purchase, or impress
mani Win compensation, and then enAnePAss men,
hout tia consent OF The States or, IN The case Of IN
.,..,,sn, avian without the consent Of the nAsssra
Toe ira. proposition ia repaiAriOa Of Shs opinion
bsla nv tbe whole SouIh ana by large portion Of man
,,1 a, ,tts, e.ualriss thai ssIV,,uds Vinely up
po,ussd condition Tor sns highest good OF NE sAVs' L
that condi ion IN which the negro race ssPd0Any J
ataia me highest psIal aud m'ssstaAl advancement
nj vnea they are cap bic, and nsy EBAY mos1 rseiJ
Of such com orls And bisss gs Of HE 40 are snea 70
tnsm OF sis, Ne have NO ooaeb ana We nSia IL "
IA an acs OF cruelty deprive ths slave oil the care
.,5 o. aiaush,p OF mAs.sr. Ii the slave must nghS
IA ,5ould tgal ior me blessings be ij'ys a. aAVe,
and MT FOR Tue mseres that would AGsnd him II ireea
,s.oond "a opos,I,cn Is snh more startling IE u
esucsssion TIA. lhe Confederate Government. has the
,o,fr ana the rigdt 20 tHlelmiAIe slavery oy VT
siuuls pf1esss OF iDprsssiug or purchasing Al "S
l,v,s and thtn tmAncpallng item Lincoln hAs never
goDs 40 ar as this, tor in his plan for compensated
emancipation" be expressly referred the ques'0n 10
,0s States aoknO 1esgng that they only could deter
nine it.
"a unnecessary 10 dSsl on this subject We Ars
.rs,y sute thA The President could never have DE-
sigpsd 80 give his assent 70 so monssrous P P''l0L
a ,bs The multi pieity and magnitude OF The subjects
,oA, claim his attention vii suggest sufficient excuse
for the nsavertsnos Of expressions and inmA'uEy OF
ve,s nom uh.ea theories Gu: OF place in commit
r;..,op fo the President OF these slAVehOlarg States
are deduciO!e.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09
CAMP AROHER's BRIGADE.

meeting Of tho officers CT this Brigade was this day
called on the occasion OF the death of 8rigAdier Cen
sral James ]. Archer and organized BY calling Lieu
tenant JOlnne 8. g Shepard, 7h Tennessee Regiment,
to the chair. and AZ Uniting h'jor j. ckmsn JOi n
500, l4sh Tennessee Regiment Secretary.
After few appropriate remarks by the chairman,
explaining tbs ebj,ct of the meeting the following off
ces we're appointed commttes to draft resolutions
suitable 10 tue ocoAaion: Lieutenant Colonel James
Aiiin, Is.h Alabama Regiment, Captain J1hn W.
Forsch, I'd Mar, land Battalion, Captain - Danieb
Isl Tsdnsssss Regiment Captain 4 D. NIrris, III
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-09
FURTHER FROM THE UNITED STATES

F.om the Uaited States papers Of the 6th received
Yesterday, We make tie following extracts ofsinterest
ing news:
THE PLOT TO OVERTHROW THE LINCOLN DYEAsTT.
In our ,euing edition, published the fact Of the
confession Of one of the Leading ccnspirators of tie
Mot to overthrow the Lincoln dynasty We make the
following extracts from bis confession:
Dr. Bowler one of tbs accused, was commander it
ehisr With staff of which DR.. James Wilson, re-
Gently arrested, was seutAnt general He said that
committee Of thirteen tp2onted TO rrIpare Tor an
nur estlcn intended Telta all the rebel prisoners 10
the NorthW arm them from Govern arsenal
tnrn the State GDSernment Kill Governor Morton, or
hold him "a hos aga for captured nsnrrectoniss and
thea form the Northwest into separatS cnLisderscy
IA said he vas tod by Atjuaut General Wilson that
$500 600 had bsen sent by he fepel agents III Oshaas
into the Northwest to purchase arms Tor the orar aad
that Two hundred thousand had been lett ID lndans III
the hands of Dodd aud John u Walker.
WlIon shoHsd II, # RI 81 600 thas he received from
Bo9lea. to buy arms in Washington
n FIRM further swore that the committee of thirteen
"a apponsed ten men to kill Governor Norton and.
fe~ days snca, G'vsrnOr Morton rsoessa lsasr de
carng that tie writer ana MS assocues "ee s"ofn 10
NJ IT, ,,u; rsSelstions asonished the court though
n,anarsS. because of previous evidence, foe part
Of it. In, n A.. o.,..
of ate was to take his placs as provided by Law In
case of the death or disability Of the Governor aud
Lieutenant G vernon
ANOTHER PIRATE IN The IAKss.
Toe following telegram is published 10 the columns o.
tho Washington Chronicle of ihs 9Th:
BUFFALO, November 6.-It is reliably ascer;aned that
the propeller Gsorgianna has been purchased By ths
rebels 10 Toronto ald beeE streng Ihsned and armed
Whcre on ths Canada shore, for tho purpose of
sinking the steamer Michigan, and for pratcal sxSur
sious generally on this o,ast.
She was osteDsbly purchased by house 10 Toronto
for the lumber trade, She came, to Bufalo barber on