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ERussiu.

TWENTY-FIVE Prussian subjects have been sent
of TO Siberia by the Russian military authorities.
Two fIesh patches OF Polish prisoners have also beer
sent of 10 Siberia.
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APPOINTMENT OP MAIsBALs.- following
appointments of Marshals were made by Mayor 0pdyke
on rhursdal. with the ,onsent Of Tie Snpcrysors:

Fiat Dl-,dci-Syve,,,r Robbins. John Csn,rer Second
Dsrci-fgtrick Collins. jacob hoeher, Henry Murphy.
Third Dsrrt-Geor-e Douglass. Alexander lispmenn. YIN.
Sibiiky Fourth nn,rict-Ooriiuirk Conlon. james Me
kegcr, Charles r. Lyons finh D.rlct-Jacob Tl,iss,
Frederick nadenhoh, George Elliott Augustus W Oliver.
Sixth DistieNugutt Sbbe,ns, Richard NJ Lush Fdw ard
Moor, Fret Anderson. Seventh Dissatisfaction u. Far
rnsou Abraham Brown, Mcsiih s,anels, las H. p.so.
John =. sswsIt. Eighth D!si.-Is. Brit,, Chas A. Nlk.
Henry X. Atcr.
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The Hill tribes IN nd, has reached alarming yiopor
TORS The British :iOoYs lad les; hcayiy.
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IL. Il. HELMBOLD,
ID
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HOUSE,
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Who end,ayor 10 dispose tcr own and o;h'. "''"
OH the reputation attained BY
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Personally sppelred beore alderman Of the Ciy q
Phni,pAia Il. T. hclnbo.d nlJ being duly ~, ~ do'n
s,y his .rrparson mercury, other
injurious drugs. out ere tIuty We 81 able. - .
H. r HELMBOLD.
Sworn and subscribed h.o this sd day Of Noseaber
1854 VIM 7, hlhbAkp Aa,riinnsn,
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India.

India.
The Bombay mails show that the trouble with !
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LATEST.

Corso coied n ior money. Illinois CsnlTa stss 20
e discount. Ere Shares, e3dtb.
Tie Bsns OF Ens.nd las redeeed s rate q dseosI, W
A. cent
The sun., 1864-09-06
National Thnnksgi, Ing.

In. pr,sdcn,. IN view Of the capture OF Atsn,a-
.n1 the SUCCESS Of Admiral fhEEAetr NJ hoDiie'
.s. issued . recommendation TINT on next sunday
, places of worship shall oger grateful recosninoh
10 God for the victories vouchssfed our arms. lie
has also i,suei General Orders tsndering the ma
,onaI thanks 10 General SHERMAN, Admiral FArkA-
,rr. and Generals CAsBr and CrAs0EE, and thcif
officers aud men for their bravery aud skill. Ihese
ruolans,ions nrc timely, as they are likely To ei.
croisc favorable influence 10Th our soldiers ana
sailors and the people. It. will show The former ID"
,hc nation appreciates their vslor and cndurHne''
al at the same time stimulate 'hc latter to hsher
patriotism. The fact tha, the pc'p'c have NroHiy
anticipated the Presidents ac,ion aud mat tnahks'
g.vng and praise assembled from most o' our
churches on Sunday laO a.tachcs even higher
value to this recognition Of the Divine mercy and
the valor Of our soldiers by the chief executive of
the Republic. The people will earnestly hopo that
on this occanion Mr.. Lu,coLs may not prove 10
.anguine in his snticpaons Of the ultimate results
Il the victories at Atlanta and Mobile, In diminish
ing Tie power OF the rebellion.
The sun., 1864-09-06
How 70 End the War.

GENERAL GRANTS statement that he only requires
n hundred thousand men to hnish up the war, sp-
peals In trumpet tones TO the patriotism and cour-
age Of tho American people. The career and posi-
non of General GRANT preclude the idea that he
would make TN incorrect estimate Of the force ne
cessary " suppress the rebellion. The command
ing General. who fought the terrible series Of bat
ties from the Wilderness to the Appomat,oI. would
be more likely to magnify than to diminish the DIFF.
hcultes In his path and when be declares that
hundred thousand men will suffice, the public ex-
perience . sensation Of relief equal almost to that
inspired by the capture of Atlanta. vague Idea
prevails that more than hundred thousand men
are necessary 70 capture Richmond alone and the
announcement that that number will suffice
To recover not only the Confederate capital but
slso Charleston, Mobile and Savannah, and defeat
und disperse s the rebel forces in the field, is
calculated 10 restore the public confidence, and
dsperss the fears that have brooded like a night
Inare GU the nation. Il now devoyes upon our
citizens 10 see to It that General GRANT shall imme-
diately receive the hundred Thousand men be
wants. Il makes all the difference In tie world
whether he gets them this month or before Christ.
mas. Delay In ruinous in war, and supineness In
raising hundred thousand men now may cost us
a quarter Of million in another campaign. VT
look therefore for Increased energy and ygor in
pushing on recruiting, and hope that our Empr.
City Will not regard the credits allowed on III,
naval enlsimcnis ns absolvihg II from the duty o.
sustaining the war, and pushing On the necessary
recruits to General GRANT 10 finish up tho war thi
year. This In not the time to stanl too nicely OF
quotas. Patriotism, not evasion. liz now the duty
The sun., 1864-09-06
Financial News, Markets, &c.

N,u Yort, Monday, Sept s, p N.-The general
stock market has been dull and lover to-day. Gov.
ernn ent. were inactive. The fluctuations in gold
have 'sen foslows AT 9.<6 scieck. 23s; IL 3s9
Ills, s+lS; li.sa 9$2; 1920 S4l; l, 24o)s; 2.4o
2IJS ;, zsls stA 24ys. 4.sh 2tok. Ths money
make, was moderately active. but ssock brohsn
found difficulty In ee,tins supplied at per cent.
There w@ less commercial paper offering, and the
best names passed at per cent. Exchange vas mo-
deratey scive at 100 for gold, and 2G2 for currency.
The Issues Of currency to Nationsi Banks, for the
week ending Saturday, Sept. $, were two millions,
eighteen thousand two hundred DOLLAR; to date forty
five millions four hundred and seventy thou
sand seven hundred and hty dollars. The whole
number of National Banks to this time 10 sos with
total capital Of -s336AO0O
The sun., 1864-09-06

TBp removal of HrLAs BArSsy from his position
A Collector Of the Port, and the appointment OF
srxEos DRArrn Eco, is an even, that VIII give tee
greatest amount OF satisfaction TO importers and
others interested In the commercial wefa Q Of the
Empire City. Our citizens, generally, win rejoice
that an honest and competent oficial is placed In
the position from which Mr.. BArysy has been re-
moved. The reputation Of Mr.. DaAPEs Is . sutt-
cient guarantee that the duties u his Office will lie
honestly and properly conducted, thus relieving
the Secretary of the Treasury from tie nccesstv ~
s,a,ionns . corps Of Government "dctcct,vea"
in the Custom House, or Congress from sending,
every three months, ali Investigating Committee to
inquire into the transactions that have taken plsce,
during the past two years, under Mr. DRArrR's
predecessor. These invcstiga cations were held with
closed doors, but the evidence as IL comes 10 us
frorn ofcial sources rovcals v.llany and corrupt
ion enough TO warren, tie dccapiston OF nearly
ovcry official head connected with the New YORK
Custom IIous. We congratulate our citizens that
this condition OF affairs Ia to disappear, and ue
business n collecting the public revenue be car.
| ried on by Mr.. DRAPgg, In q manner that viii lie
| satisfactory " tho Government, AMI acceptable 10
/ thosr who have dealings with the oficials vt the
| Custom House. Honesty and efficiency will we
| trust take the place OF knavcry aud itnbcciliiy,
and thereby restore b. our city the commerce that
has been driven " other ports by III. Illegal prsc
| tccs prevailing oi ,hir.
The sun., 1864-09-06

TnE grand Presidential contest having been fsir-
1y insugurated by tho nomination OF PrcddeR
I.lSooLS and Generals MCCLELLAN and FEgsosr
by their admirers at Baltimore, Chicago ani
Cleveland respectively the for the State
elections are next In order. The Cleveland radicals,
however, seem to have been knocked out OF time
already, and have not yet made any movements W
nominate State tisket In the fEKSoST and Cocn-
rA>R interest. NoF they likely " do soast now
seems probable that ions CocnRASE- the nominee
fr v!cc-Prcs,dcnt, will go over to MCCLELLAN
while FRENoST will 10 forced TO make terms with
LiSooLS. So far then as the state officers 81 the
Republicans md Democrats will he undisurbed in
their scramble for the spoils The Republicans are
first In the field and hold = convention at Syracuse
to-norrow for the nomination Of Governor and
state officers. Tho Democratic State convention meets
in Albany the week aitcr September Iith, for the
same purpose. or course both parties wall endes.
TO strengthen their respective Presidential tick-
rts by The nominstion Of popular candidates. For
Governor, the chances among the Republicans are
Yvided between Mr.. Icnton. Lyman Ircmsinc,
Roscoe Ccnkling, James A. Pcll, Speaker Alvord.
senator Folger the author of the "strks BILL" and
GenerAl Dix, with he chances strongly In favor of
the latter. iscea that the ticket will be moderate,
with only slight seasoning Of radicalisrn, to soothe
the abolition element. Tho Democrats have no,
mad tiine Hncc the Chicago Convention To adjust
ihe candidates for State Offices to tho platform
and candidates, but fcw days will determine ths
matter. Governor SEYMOUR, It is said, positively
declines denomination Should he persist in re
fusing, the party may find II difficult " hit upor
en- equally available candidate.
The sun., 1864-09-06

VIZ arc In receipt Of the Richmond EXAAisKR OF
the 1st inst, containing communication from Mr..
ouLD, the rebel Exchange Commissioner, relative
to the exchange of prisoners. 1t gives some i'm
portant information upon the subject but At the
same time gives prejudicsl view of the question.
II that up W the 10th of August, the point Of
dispute which obstructed the exchange was fol-
lows: Our Government, having u large prepon-
derance Of prisoners, WAS willing to exchange man
Tor nAn, thereby releasing all the Union prisoners
aud an equal number OF robels. The Confederate
authorities objected TO this reasonable propositiors
and insisted that oil the prisoners-ou both sides
should be gwen W, and thas the excess held
by the North should be paroled. On
the 10Th ult, however, Commissioners OrLD
revoked his decision aud agreed to the tcrms sug-
ses,ed by the Federal authorities since which time
nothing has been done on the subject by the latter,
that has reached the pubic press. This anxiety OF
the rebels for m exchange Of prisoners is solely
attributable TO the necessity under which they
labor for the reinforcement that such All exchanges
would bring to their armes. But while they would
rrsily rece.ve all the material benefits of IN ex.
change, II s desirable that our Government should
lose no time In eecting it, aud II is fair " presume
that since the rebels have seeded 10 tho propos-
sop Of our authorities, the I.hangs viii spss,hly
The sun., 1864-09-06
DEATHS.

CARKoLL--ou Monday morning, Sept. 9Th, OF
nplion, rhoInas Carroll, assd 70 years.
fui.s nSs.a 70 s,.sad ihs {as.IsI Isl: ;rs..dssy
afternoon, y, o'clock tr0m his lsts rssidsnSe, "a
West 18th st. 81
CAsEY--,on Monday, Sept 6, Daniel r, son of
aud = days.
r.. s 81 4, .ts "a sss sAs isS ss .
day, at o'clock. Is
DIvES-ou Sept. & 1854. Mary Jane Divsn. only
daughter Of John aud May pdvsn, assd ysAis aud
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral, nonl the iesidsnee of Ler
psens i've East SD 81 this TuesdAy, 9th inse ~
o'clock. l6S
fooTE-on Sept. l. ls6A Charles Alonzs roots,
aged esrs, month aud days.
A bud on earth 70 bloom In Heaven.
The friend. and relatives Of the family are respect.
afternoon. Ut ~ O'clock IRON the residence Of his
prenS lA2 PARK ave. brooklyn. 70
GEARI--On Sunday, sept. T. 1904 Bridget the
beloved vile OF John oeA,, in the dls; year her
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited
street. us
LuNNY-At West Farms on Monday, Sept. s,h,
fully inyitsd to attend the funeral. on weanrsday
OF his son-in-law, Lawrence Kennedy. Ysl
Meet LLouGH--on sunday, Sept. 4 saer . abort
iilnesa- John Mccullough, native Of the Parish Of
The iiends Of The family, aud slss The m.mbev Of
81. Vincent de Paul society astsehed 10 ST. Brtds ct
GauFa arr ns:d I e t'snd The .
day. afternoon, Sept. o, at O'clock. ly9
klLEf-on Sept. d 1864, OF Briyhrs disease, Bird.
Her iAtive. and friends sre respectfully invited
attend the funeral from the residence Of her bro-
ther, 80 Christie 81 at o'clock precisely. l5a
VAN wINKLE--on Sept. 9Th Eugene Van Win
"A sgaNl1 and N mil
The sun., 1864-09-06
A story Of Three Lincoln Men.

One ~ the city papers, which Ia not very fond of
the Administration, has lately Teen publishing tie
"Dcclsrat!on Of Independence In ins'sllmeuts
IL is REGULARITY 81 that immortal document That
some OF Its sentiments are not wholly inappcatc
% men and tunes since the Anct.csn Rev Oluiiou.
TIC editor probably thought i vnr too strong ~
te read all at once, and no gave 4 oui by lits.
Three men, who intend TO yot. FOR Mr. Lincoln
ncx, November happened 10 be Looking on copy
Of the aper H. which refer, In ierry boat, tie
other day. Tue regular daily allotment of ,h~ de-
oiara,lon met their gare. II had no capto.. or
9th er marks to show who're Il came nom.
Rang 'loval" men, they read passages IKE tie
following w,h indignation and as,onishInent--
"Ho has otstruc,ed the administration o. JUS
,ice'- erected y nlul itudo ot new oihces"-"thcc-
ted H. render the military ind.Icndent OF aud SUI
p.rior 10 the civil power'-"cuttnR oil our
trnde with all parts of the world" Tdepriving W
in many cases Vi lhe benefits OF trial by jury" &c
DC.
.srresson - said NJ. g
eth, writer on yht ~ be hanged - said NJ. 5.
9Th, King OF England thought 50 too," silci II
quiet grutlemau At their elbow; for Us the Dscidr
dtirn " Indcy sndsnes."
Rxeunt tie three Lincoln men into the ladies'
cabin.
The foregoing extract from the JorgssI op Con-
xEnor requires a word OF explanation. The sus
by no means reprinted the immortal Declaration o'
| Independence with view ~ advancing or injurne
tho interests Of any political party. I, was AM
| mated chiefly with desire Of inducing our various
political parties to square their proceedings 10y =
| return " ars, principles and, II any have teer
hurt Is represented by our contemporary, we dc
cline any marked expressions OF sympathy.
The sun., 1864-09-06
TRADE NOTICES.

COACH PAINTERS ARE NOTIFIED TO
~ attend the regular monthly meeting Of the tr~ds
on Tuesday evening, rooms ISL Bswery. GEORGE
BROWN, President. J. hOkAN, Sse'y. sss
NUTlCE-THE FIRST ANNUAL PIC MIC
l Of the Trunk and Bas Maten lnion Of n Y.
and vicinity, be held the 5th Sept ut Creinorne
Garden Is postponed 10 Wednesday, 5th Inst should
the day prove stormy, due notics viii be siven On
Secretary Committee Arrangements. III
NOTICE TO THE BLUE. STONE CUT.
ing viii be held In Union Hall cor 10th e. and sth
ave, on russday evening, Sept. y At u O'clock An
will especially sorns, or they Shali b dsslt
with according V cur rules. ]. J. BEt0EN Chsir.
uas. yoSkPH AoRRISoN, ~, III
The sun., 1864-09-06
DENTISTRY.

a GREAT DlSCOVERY-TEETH EXTRACTED
Without pain, or filled With cold other flllney.
c,s. and 81 each. The best teeth r---tei vii os
without ,itsctins the roots pot tooth anu up aIs~
ana warranted hy DE-. H. NIlitRs, 81, ~ BoweIys
oPpsi'e the od thtatfe 31I
A FULL SET OF TEETH INSERTED
with or without extracting the roofs .sj: voId.
silver aud cement filings 81 ots and upw rds, e.
DODIN, French Dentist s9l Fulton, st Brooky q Sf
The sun., 1864-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
phre uoloalcal Examipa a,iena, with Char.

Physiological Examiuations, with Charts,
and full written descriptions Of character, and advice
to TIA. most appropriate puisuis In which you can
be.t succeed Faults-how to correct them HeAth..
how to secure and retain IL the MANAGEMENT Of
Children; Self-Improvement- etc. given daily by
Messrs. FOWLER & WELLS N $50 Broadway,
New York. 333
''The iaman Face Divine."-W hat Of the
Featuress A long nose short nose, blunt nose,
n sharp nose. What does Il indicate Blue Eyes,
Gray Eyes Black Eyes; Auburn Hair, Brown Hair,
Black Hair, Red Hair. Cheeks- China, Lips with
dnple, In them. Whist do they signifyi See Illus
rated Phre biological Journal Sept. No. by as. post,
only " cent?. Newsmen have It. Address Messrs.
FOWLER 4 WELLS $50 broadway. New York. ss9
NoiseIes Elliptic sewing Machine.--itu IN
by Hot Air. Be and see them before purchasing
elsewhere. Ofbce ami Salssroom 631 Broadway. A.
IL IL PLEE, Ptopretor. 1lp
For the Hair and skiu.-Barry's Tricop.
heIcus. The best and cheApess article. sold by I'll
dIul sists. 2vI
Grover e. Bakerss Hishes Premium Elas.
tic su,c Sewing MschineS %gS Broadway, New lorx,
1ud 2y5 fulton OF, brooklyn. 5l4
The sun., 1864-09-06

cccur. and our brave sodierA wbo-e sunerins' call
forth the comm ssers,iop u s be sssin res'ord
10 liberty.
The sun., 1864-09-06
MARR LAG EA.

SS-DICKERMAN-On wednesday, Aug. 81,
by the kev. :. H. Meeker, James r.. Downs to Char.
lotto W, daughter Of the late Joseph DcksrmAn,
both Of bTeOklyn, =. y. Noealds. IA
The sun., 1864-09-06

y, would .sain remind ouf sdy.rti,ins p.ron.'
t-t their fsror' ~ be TOO ave 70, oA. nr ~ IN
- sxrnins We teep our publication ohcs y q u
a., ~, ,oi N oi sdvetisemcns until " I,'"'A' T.
~ La, do not d Asify them after niue oelOeh-
The sun., 1864-09-06
EXCU RSIONS.

ITO FOR THE FISHING BANKS--THR
= 1tea going steamer MARYLAND will nuke a granL
Ihursdsy and sunday, leaving Peek slip guv ,.s
70 A. Nj lMy st H., at halt past >. and pier u 4
her last trip. this season line cotilion by ad viii
accompany the excursion each day. RefIe .hments.
bait aud tackling 10 be had on board. Fare ii liz
Roundout, Kingston-The May POWEI2
caves oot OF Jay st. every afternoon at 81 o'clock "a
HUDSON RIVER X. R--FOR ALBANY
AiTSy the North aud west Lom Chambers ., q
dAVSSGP GeR 90tk q ~
The sun., 1864-09-06
AUCTION NOTICES.

a CCTl0S NOTICE-CRUCkFRI, GLASS;
4 4 Hand Fancy Goods-wM. W. SHIRLEY, Aucrr
I, ussaeyl I'M, ss2s 10y 0clcs ysl Pe.ri.', by
end eeennaA white granite and common ure, In lo's
ssr sp' ss, AZ .nS s cOgn,S 5e!ss acc .oqs 81
chip ent l6t
a CCTlON SALE OF CRoCkrEY AND
las hLNbf @. ~ ANS aucto.0c., VII "a
o,cl ~ ~ 70 ~ s. 1ese.s. .. Tue sep. . ~ t5
Hs, @ ware si-o fve cratos .sconds coniinou eaIe.
shieh must te sold ~i,hou, reserve. 20,
a CCTlON NOTlCE-H. WILSON, AUC-
shoe. s." c.e. Ii. IT, a. ''Ar7 - & s, 81, eo.' ia avg
O'clock, also constantly a, prvs,e 80. lss
a TTENTlON, SEKEEiLKS-hAND.
'pns nou'.,o,d IIn'qie public auction tls
sie. ant residence l59 Wet -l't At, bet 7a alA n
walnut, mahogany ant o1 furniture. fich carpetA
s,s. sea. and lsidns, elsran. galoT u., chna' cli
HENRY X. WEsICOfl, Auc'ionccr. lis
DAWN NbROkER'S SALE-THIS DAY JAS.
4 AGAR wiii eel at 81 New itoweiv, ~ II o'c cok,
alsrre assol iment Of men and somens wearing up,
ptrcL consisting OF SILK dclaine calico, muslin and
other d csser. remnants. skits undrlc.o hcs shees
quite, bianhets snris, eoas, piut vests, chal-e-
LEES cutlery vat Ae. eve.iy, 'htatricai Looks. and
0 hel soods 100 numerous ~ mention. B, order of
tltkif.L ~ SIKH ave. no
ID GAFfNEY, Al CTR, % CHAMBER
a sst, will cell Oh Moudp. ", &, Us o'cioc, ~
up lar and dinin. -aioon. sale adjouraei irou Mon-
aa until to-day. safe .ciiil"c. 81
pAWNBROkLR'S SALE, THIS DAY, AT
L BILL a INukAHAN. 0, .,es B)wery, SO iots
nne p-dsei good- Of every G'acIiptiOn, fcu and
meme clothing shte quilts hoot- shoots, Co., ord,r
Cn>s. u DIIrp, gvs spnugs. ~
N GAFFNEl, AUCT.-SALESROUM so
Eis hth ave, will ss this isy vc.ocs. hy viz
tue oil = chlttcl inoftgHle, the stok, fixture. and
lease Of the liuor sore ~ West i0th an cac leus
counter beer pumps. kecs, tote+ demijohus,
Chairs p'ctuics &c. sale positive. 10
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCT., OFFICE 1
w East Broadway, sels Oh this day ut I0> ociock,
the contents OF the sio,eN sto,c, i5j raud lhoce
tsrr. stsch, candles, large Ice chest, Platform ld
b.ass scs.t, and other nAtuIes, sc. -,6
The sun., 1864-09-06
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

---------
LoR SALE-A SCREW PRESS, WITH 3
Inch screw; will pge~s aOUO POUNDS feet in ths
Gear, between the upgixhts. Can 10 29l
Broadway. 1872
TO GAS FILTERS AND OTHERS-FOR
L sale cheap lot OF dies and stock also lot OF
tongA all nearly new. Call address kOBEkI
CAMPBELL Newtosn, l.. l., mlles from Hunters
Point. II
The sun., 1864-09-06

st !. B.occkerst. You can obtain the highest
sn lees ior Tickets oi diamonds watches, lrvelty,
&c. Liberal aiyan made the above articles %
The sun., 1864-09-06
GENLKAL Bs SuNESs.
A IL. WHO HAVE OLD LEAD AND TYPE

4 metal eau mud cash purchaser By calling T..
". CRASKE. Isl William It. tO
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-22
Hon. W. A. Graham.
. Progrsss please copy.

= 0Vus !" <3s VA0An1ns
The progress Of this revolution has developed no
nobler Roman than the gentleman whose name heads
this article Ke1eat and unassuming but ever firm
and decided, he is never silent when the rights and
liberties of the citizen are in danger. - II. -
o" We quote The following tg IN the Senate proceed.
inps of Wednesday last: :,
Mr. Watsonl Of Mss, introduced bill to amend
the act to establish military courts Referred tothe
Military CoMmittee :, -. "a
Mr. Graham, of N. g., presented the resolutions
of the Legislature Of North Carolina relative to the
regulstions which were read laid upon the tableand
ordered to be printed. ,a.. - IT, "a. =. =.
: Mr Graham said that, concurriEg as he did IN
the opinion express by the General Assembly on
the important topics embaced in these nesolutisns
he had anticipated their desire IS contained in the
resolution first read At an early day OF the ses:
sion he had introduced bill, which passed this
body. to relieve the States from the stringent reg
ulatisns of the Treasury Department made by them,
and which in hs, IN State had operated SO benei.
cislly to her soldiers in the field and the support
Of The armies OF the Confederate States. vz:l q y.
he had also taken OCCASION to express in this body
his obi0tiGhs 10 the at denominated an aet as
bend the privileges of the writ Of Aa1sas o1Pax
which in fact far transcends the object designatedin
is tide syHe tdaeurred likewise, inthe epinien of
the Legislature q to the act declaring ait males be
tween the ages q seyeteep and sighfsen md forty
Hye and fiy years, 70 b in the military ksrsice
during the war. In the few days which remained
d tie present aesson be deemed it useless % tniae
forward any measure On the satject but believed
Ii would require tho serious revision of Congfess
y He thought the drain Of men and oysrequiIsd by
tis act from their Industrial pursuiss the care Gf
families and educational ilp prove emest. you'd not
bs compensated for W any service they ebutt reas
der in the field. He moved that the resolutions he
laid on the table ead printed, which WAS agreed TO-