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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
Terms of The Tribune.
OATTN TRIRUNE.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

The royost.Marshal-Gene telegraphS to
Mai Townsend PostmasterGeueral for this State, re-
quirng him to be fully prepared TO commence the dra
on the 10th Of March and TO make it in every subdl
trot which had not raised its quota by the lst INST
All who NAV volunteer up to the 10th inst may be de-
Quoted afe the draft commences. SO far as NewNork
IA concerned, the statement made yesterday In tue
BOARD OF Supervisors showed follows: Total nun
her reoured as settled after all deductions 1889; total
number TO DO credited, l3O70 number now to be FUR
nisbed 9Oo There Is more than week lcf to raise
these men-say eight working days. 50 that 3Ii men
per day will do it.
The Alabama was at Singapore on the first
DAYS Of January where she got coal and steamed INTO
Maaccs Straits. letter from an American shpmsS-
ter says that all her men discontinued, and many
were deserving, in defiance Of watchful officers The
writer adds that she has completely stopped American
commerce in the East and vessels were lying up ri
all ports
There is little additional news from Smiths
cavalry expedition. The General has arrived Mt Cairo
In the eight OF West Point loss was 40 killed and
wounded and at OkooDa about lOO Of whom nearly ali
were taken prisoners
The United States supply steamer Newbern,
from the North Atlantic Blockading Squadron arrived
yesterday. She had thirty prisoners taken on board
the blooksde-runneTs Fanny and Jessie and Pet.
On the 9th ult. the sloop G. Garibaldi was
seized at Jupiter Inlet, Fla, while trying to run the
blockade with cargo of cotton.
A Cincinnati dispatch to Philadelphia states
that Gen Thomas has advanced from Tunnel Hill t.
attack the Rebels at Dalton.
The President has signed the lieutenant
General bill. aud nominated Major General Grant for
the place
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CONGRESS.

SENATE March 1.-The bill 10 provide for pfbHF'tion
TO overland emigration 10 the Pacific passed The
House joint resolution granting thanks 10 officers and
soldiers who have resnsted, passed without amend
ment. Mr.. Fessenden reported the House act sup
Elementary to the act to provide ways and for
the support Of the Government approved March 3,
1868 Mr. Powell moved to strike out the second sec.
ton authorizing additional Issue Of eleven millions
of fvetwcnty bonds to person, who subscribed preyi
Gus to January 2l 1864 inclusive. The amendment
was rejected II TO o. Debate arose on Mr. Hendricks
motion strike six pr cent and insert tive in the
two hundred million ye.forty loan but the motion was
finally rejected. MIR. Morgan offered an amendment
issue eleven millions of bonds to be sold 10 the highest
bidder. Which rejected An amendment requir
ing the principal y be psid in coin adopted The
bill without amendment passed. Mr.. Buckalew
made minority report the bill ito repeal Fugitive
Slave laws. which was ordered to be printed The
Conference Committee the Whisky Tax reported an
unsdjustable disagreement whereupon the Senate in
sisted upon its amendments and asTccd 70 submit the
matter TO the House for final action. Aher executive
session the Senate adjourned.
HousE.-The Ways and Means Committee were
instructed to report upon the expedency Of taxing i'm
ported salt ten cents per busheL They were also
directed to report upon the expedency Of establishing
in New-Yorks transfer Office for Government bonds,
the exchange Of coupons sc. Mr.. BTandagec offered
a resolution which was passed, fixing the 3lst day OF
May the Senate cOncurring, for the adjournment OF
Congress. The House resumed the consideration Of
the bill 10 establish Bureau for Hrcedmen's Afirs
Mr. Knapp opposed and Mr.. Price advocated the bill
message was received from the Senate that the Com
m.ttee Of Conference on the Whisky bill had been un
able TO agree. Mr.. Wsshburne Cl) offered resolution
fiat the House insist its disagreement to the Senate
amendment and that the House request another Com
nttec Of Conference and that the House hereby de-
carcs its Judgment that in the adjustment oft
differences there should be additional tax Of not less
than twcnty more than fifty cents gallon upon
spirits On hand. Debate followed. Mr. Pondeton
moved that the House recede from its amendments
taxing whisky on hand Lost Yeas SO, Nays7s. Mr..
Washburne's amendment adopted, Yeas &c. Nays
o.. The consideration Of the Freedmen's bin re-
sumed and after debate it passed by two majority.
The House then adjourned.
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TROY. Tuesday. March J,

T
The municipal election was held to-day. A
large vote was poled. Thorn, Democrat, ia elected
Nayer by 700 majority Six of the ten Aldermen arr
Democrats The whole Democratic city ticket s
elected by increase OF 600 over the majority Of sst
year.
Ihe entire Democratic ticket elected here today
BY about 80 majority.
YoNKFRs, Tuesday, March ]. 1854
The Democratic ticket for village officers has been
elected BY about 100 majority.
ITHACA Tuesday. March !. 1864.
At our obarter election to-day. George McChsia
Union, was elected by II majority, with the whols
Union ticket, except one Trustee. Union gain. 10
OswEGO, Tuesday, March !. 1864.
At the charter election to-day, Mayor Grant
DemocraD was reelected by 80 majority. The Dem
ocrsts elect three Aldermen and two Supervisors The
MON men elect one Alderman and two SnperJ isors.
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tradicted the statement that picnch Army d Obser
rstion vas 70 be placed upon Che frontier

tradicted the statement that pIcnCh Army d ODser-
walton was TO be placed upon the frontier.
The Danes, according to the latest accounts
were still in possession of strong Notifications at
DHppel opposite the Island Of Alsen. The allies at
tackled the Danish intrenchments on February H. The
proposed arrnistce has been rejected by DenmMA 10
less than By Prussia and Austria. Denmarki' stu de-
terInned 10 prosecute the war; without however. re-
ceiyng as yet any promise Of assistance from ABROAD
The Austro-Prussian programme for oompromls'
ing the Schlcswig Holstcin question IL puDlshed.
1t comprises a recognition Of the integrity OF
the Danish monarchy and the connection OF scheSwis
end Holstein with Denmark by Personal Union The
minor German States are very indignant OF Prussia
for having occupied several towns IN Hosen without
previous authorization from the Federal Diet Several
complaints were therefore lodged at the Diet against
Prussa. The principal minor States were to hold
Conference at Wurlburg. to determine what course
they should pursue in view Of the attitude OF the two
Great Powers Danish war.yessels have received Or
ders to capture not only the ships OF Austria and nS'
STA but also those of other German States.
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Shall Soldiers and Sailors Woes


~ @ EHetors o. Ncpf0k.
The undersigned have been appointed Com.
mittee by the Union Central Committee with nst,,.
tons 10 call the attention of the LOYAL Electors q, N
York to the election TO be held on the 9th day o Ma,
TO determine whether the Constitution of thu sta,.
shall be SO amended rs to allow such of orr c,i,sns :.
may hereafter be absent In the Military or Naval Ssr,
ice Of the country As right to pos!
In discharging the duties assigned to rs. We do noI
consider 1t necessary TO enter into any argument N
prove the proprety or justice Of the proposed amend
ment. 1t il only necessary trust TO call the sttsn.
tion Of Loyal Citizens TO the fact that snch an eeoto,
is at hand to bring ont overwhelming aiirmasiy,
vote.
A light vote at this election would convict "a Of tn
bases ingratitude toward the brave men who are no
perlng their lives in defense Of our common country
by votes the 9Th Of March we have an opportu
nifty of proving TO these gallant that their patriotic
sacrifices are appreciated by their friends at home
Our soldiers and sailors require moral a. well a.
physical support In no way we more successfully
strengthen their hands for the final struggle with tres.
son now OF hand. than by giving united yoss
in support of the proposed amendment to the Constt
ton OF our State in their behalf They have defended
us and our country on the battlefield aud the least We
Let u.s. therefore, devote day to secure for our
gallant soldiers and sailors in the service Of the Union
the right 10 participate in choosing the civil officers to
whose hands the future desines OF Our State and Ns-
ton are to be confded. BY so doing we can roll up
such majority on the Eth Of March as will cheer the
hearts and strengthen the arms Of every citizen Of the
Empire State in the Armies and Navy Of the Re-
public
The Union Central Committee Of the City and County
of New York viii provide the necessary ballots. snd
through the Union Ward Associations they will b
placed in every Election District on the day Of election
so as enable every citizen to cast his vote in favor u
this important aud Just measure.
SINCLAIR TousEf. D Special Com
JAMES KELLY Union
WILLIAM a. DAZZLING. Chairman.
HUGH GARDINER )
HENRY II. HUrIAT, tSoo-a,ar;es
CUAgLIS ii. HALL J
OWN W. Brennan, Chm Exc Con.
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From Capture OF n Notorious
Guerrilla.
LOUISVILLE. Tuesday. March /, lsoL

LOUISVILLE, Tuesday, March l, l-ti
The notorious guerrilla, Col. Richardson,
was captured on Sunday south OF the Cumberland
River below Burkvle. By detachment Of Col.
Weatherfords cavalry. Another Rebel was taken
with him
In the United States Court to-day W. ". Gregory of
this county who convicted last week and sentenced
to-day for hsrboring and ooncealing Rebel soldier
took the oath prescribed in the Amnests Proclamation
and was discharged.
Ten thousand dollars in gold while in transit from
Cincinnati to Tennessee. was seized last night by
Officer Symms being sent in contryention Of tho
intercourse regulations.
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We have nothing decisive this morning from
the Army of the Potomac. Some particulars Of
the movement will be found elsewhere. II
seems pretty certain that columns of cavalry,
under Fitzpatrick and Custar, are operating on
the tanks of Lce's army. The latter f. said To
have had an engagement yesterday morning ut
Stannardsyille, while we hear Of Fitzpatrick at
Spottsvlyania Court House, and, rather incon-
within 90 miles Of Richmond, on
another road
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

By the arrival OF the Bremen, nom South
amuton. we have three days later news from Europe.
The priyateer Tuscaloosa has been seized in
s,mous Bay. Cape Colony by order Of the English Gov
eminent In the English Parliament, further debstes
took u,ce on the relations between England and the
United States. Earl Russell tried TO prove that the
order given by him for OBTAINING the rams could not
have been influenced by any representations Of Mr.
Adams. In another speecE, Earl Russell stated that
he had held ont 70 ,ope that the Englsh Gcvcrnn 1t
ixopld change n o.iton with regard TO the dp@sers
Acne BIS the Alab,m. br, he bll hC?ed 'h't TIC Tcd-
or,l c.,,,.,rc3, 81. ..al,nodifyi,ate rg. ssf4l sa
ia, French Gpyrrnmcnl has officially con-
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GENERAL NEWS.

Yesterday, the newly-elected Republican State
Senator of Pennsylvania made Lion at Harrisburg
being escorted TO the Capitol by great procession with
banners speeches and hurrahs The first business after
taking his seat was the passing OF the Soldiers Voting
bin BIZ II TO lG every Republican voting Yen, and every
Democrat Nay This result sashlled with tremendous
cheers The Democrats then fllibustered to prevent
business going on and finally refused TO vote OF all
Their rage at the possibility Of the soldiers voting was
as bitter as j, imp0tens.
Troy has elected DcmocTaCc Mayor by 200
majority. Seymour's majority over Wadsworth was
l,coC-Union gain SOC. In Lockport the Democratic
ticket is chosen BY 80 maiory-a Democratic gain Of
sbont IT, In YonLers the Democratic ticket il success
full by about 100 which is Democratic loss OF 81 In
Ithaca the Unionist3 succeeded by a. which is hand
some Union gain. Oswego reflects its Democratic
Mayor by lie small majority Of 90
The receipts of the CountyOf Ncw-York, as
shown BY the annual report of the Controller for 1865
were SO $50 912 aud ihc disbursements were s1O9'
i24
Edward Hitchcock, LID, formerly Pre~i-
dent of Amherst College C6ed on the 2'th nit He vas
20 years old
Gold opened at 1885, and rose to 1907, closing at
ls9idl59 Stocks upon the street were steady bn not
sctiye At the Bosrd Government securities, without eI
cepon were firm al fun prices. Government stocks con
Time firm and are not offered except in small amounts
Border State Stocks, railway mortgages and bank shares are
span-v offered snd be he'd any quantity A. the
Second Board end aerwerd upon the street prices were
barely sustained Money abundant 81 506 y cent snd
lenders good deal OF trouble in employing: innd'
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The House has again indicated its determine
ton TO insist on taxing whisky on hand; voting
down by SO TO 75 motion to recede, and sub
sequently passing by 76 TO G. Mr.. Washburne'r
resolution that there should be an additional
tax of not less than 90 nor more than 40 cents q
gallon. The Senate, on the other hand, adj
hered to its previous votes, and the fate Of the
bill is still uncertain.
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acknowledge tho decidedly German and anti
Danish sentiments Of the people Of the two
Duchies.
1t betrays o great ignorance of the public
opinion of Europe not to see that all these great
complications come from one source, and that
the permanent pacifcation Of Europe preSup'
poses the solution Of each Of them in accordance
with the principles of democracy and nation
ality
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ARRIVAL OF THE NEwBBaS.-The United.

ARRIVAL OF THE NEwBBRS.-The United
States supply steamer Newbern, Acting Volunteer
Lieut.. j. A. Harris. commanding, from the North At
lantio Blockading Squadron via Fortress Monroe,
arrived at this port yesterday She has thirty prison.
ers taken on board the blOckade-runners Fanny &
Jessie and Pet The following il list IL her officers:
Acting Volunteer Lieutenant Commanding. y A. Harris;
Acting Master ard Executive Officer Robert j. Holly, iue.
Master jos II. Richardson; knsgs L. H. Sawyer Charles
Miet and Robert Dn,mo Assistant Surgeon John r..
Cobb; Acting Psymastcr, T. H. Cu-hng Captains Clerk,
Thomas j. benjamin Paymasters Clerk, Sidney lIar
Acting First Assistant Engineer, Isaac Naples; Second john
f.. Cooper Third f. {. Lonss : !. Hoffman. and g. w.
Lothian Acting Masters Mste. John p. Jones, Adolphus
Iundorgren Joshus Cook Jr and Fred W. Cotton Nail
Agent John L. Jone,
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THE CONTESTED SEAT.
Tile KINGS COUNTY RErunLIcAN GRyKRAL

Tux KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN GENERAL
CosiMITTEE-rhe Committee met at No. . Court street
iast evening and passed resolutions offered by Mr.
Henry Hill 80 the following effect: That the Kings
County General Committee viii resent all attempts "
usurp their prerogatiyes dcuOuncng parties who arr
attempting TO create the specious pretense OF extra9r
binary regard for any prominent candidate for ths
Presidency changing their favorte with every chang
ing breeze, eaPhatieaLy iRdorstRg NJ Lin oa and "a
administration and piedging the Committee TO abide 1
the nomination Of the Baltimore Convention. lhess
resolutions were unanimously adopted amer which the
Committee adjourned for one month
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FROM ALBANY.
Ihe Appropriation BiIl-Harirm HAIL
rosd-Tae senate Contested Seat.


From Our Special Core. ponden,.
AiBASY March ]. 1854.
Both Houses of the Legislature met lat
evening" after the recess the members D Attendance.
however, are sparse aud business OF general interest
has been transacted.
The APPROPRIATION Bill.
The General Appropriation bill came mp in COMMITTEES
Of the Whole ia the Assembly this morning as ths
special ORDER The item Of 5000 FOR the Copperheai
Militia or National Guard" was under discussion.
when the Committee last had the bill before it and
was expected that another exciting discussion would
follow, but whether IL was because The number: IN at
tendance small, because some satisfactory
solution of the question is deemed possible. this item
laid the table without debate. and the Com.
mitee of the Whole proceeded 10 the consideration VI
other parts of the bill.
The session was dull and uninteresting. As 10 tbs
militia item, it is now thought that the money III 10
appropriated and the expenditure of II int listed toA
Commission TO consist of certain OF the state officers Ia
whose Judgment and patriotism confidence can ~
placed In this way the militia srm viii receive tbs
nsediu support aud the money the state be preserved
from carrying out the purposes OF Semi-trators
hARLFM BAILRoAD.
The Senate Committee having Ia charge the bill
relative To the confirmation of the grant OF the Common
Council to the Harlem Railroad OF the right to lar
track in Broadway held meeting this afternoon %
consider the question. In is not expected however,
that this will BE- the final meeting upon This bill ~
evident that considerably less confidence s felt ths
friends OF this bill in its passage than was oh;oaini
before tho recess.
TIE CONTESTED SEAT.
Senator'S Folger Beey, and Shsfer the COMMITTEES
in the case Of the contested seat in the IAth District
returned TO Albany this morning having completed
their ab0rs with the exception oi agreeing upoA their
report. The Committee very properly refrain from
any opinion 10 the result but the counsel
aud friends OF Judge Low feel rery sanguine hat the
report will be in his favor and viii be sustained By tbs
action of the Senate.
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The Draft in Missouri.

ST. LOUIS, Tuesday March l. isCo.
Assistant Provost Marshal-General Alexander
has received orders from Washington to commence the
draft on the 10th Of March in all tho subdstrctS OF
Missouri which have mot filed their quotas The vol
untcers enlisted between the lst and 10th of March
viii be deducted after the dIait commences.
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THE FIRST DAY OF SPRING.--Not bright with
sunshine, laden with southern zophyrs. came the
first day of Spring. Cold and dreary with ane con.
stanty falling snow that lasted oil the day loug max
ing mud in the streets and misery in the gsrreis hut
filling the fields OF the husbandman with fatness 80
came and went the traditional birthday nj the vernal
But though the calendar calls this Spring we
have had much more Spring like weather in January.
and there came subsequent and severe iroSts. and ~
We judge there will again, before realia. thet
ETHEREAL mildncss - has really come 10 shy.
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THE METROPOLITAN FAIR.-A meeting Oh
master mechanics Of the several branches Of woodwork
connected With house.buding, ia TO take place this
evening at Clinton Hall, Astor Place. Room No. ats
O'clock TO cooperate with the Committee in aid Of n'
Metropolitan Fair. Tie call is published in ano'A'
column and it is hoped there win be fll attendance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

LECTURE BY STEPHEN $. FosTER.-lhe Skin
lecture Of the OF the Church of the Purtars D
Cheeye) will be given by stephen s. Foster tins even
ing at eight o'clock Mr.. Foster has been for 'n""
years one Of the bodest champions of the AntSaYer
marty.
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HOTEL ARnyALs.-Brig. Gen. Keclaod OF

HOTEL Observation-Disclosures. keelaou ~
Connecticut the Hon. ID. 4. Vail OF Troy ana W. W.
" ilson Of Boston. are at the Fifth avenue ioleL
Col Bushley and Z. w Moore OF the unied o.''
Army and 5. Jackson Of Baltimore are NJ the ~ D'"
Hotel.
Capt Telford Of the United States Army r. W ~
burgh and A. A. Dunlap OF Albany. i. A. IAN az.
Wright of Boston. A. NJ. Adams of Wheeling =.
Thompson OF St. Louis G. Darling Eoonst' 49,.
Van Rensselaer, ot Philadelphia are al the .
HOTEL
Horace Ransdcll Of Ncwburgh CAP. J. j. dss 81 n.
of tho ship Webster W. ID. walhidee nns sus c;.ss
troit, c. G. Kant VI Boston. o. I. SGdmaL 1Sassst.
natl Cen j. b. StoneAouse of Albany Com 49,.
ADMIRAL Davis aud &. +. Davis II The united M
NAVY; Gen. Tosten Of the United state, Aim,,s :.
Ratteil OF Providence DIR. ". w. we!ch OF ~. =
cut, ara L. Hamlin and. wife OF Mainc are a. '''
House.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE Feb. @c, i,us.
Two Rebel prisoners of war, captured above
Williamsburg, arrived to-day via Yorktown.
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Shooting AFFRAy.-Michacl kpm, on n M u
lay evening" was elected from the d'neins u i..sr-
Jyseph uidcoraal. No Too Hester street in ~Sytv
dsi conduct. A.tc leleacd tue d.. Z "a =" n,'t q
% ss,ng is .,.s. Kuhn wa ag.sx.d aad e'i'''''N
Justi3e Hogan.
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We have the gratifying assurance from Wash
ineton that Gen. Butler is likely soon to effect
an exchange Of prisoners.
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF RosIN.-One hundred
and fifty barrels Of osn sold yesterday by Simeon
Draper. nj Pier No 10 North ,cr. b, order Of the
United States Ouaretmasterls Department Il brongtl
So par barrel.
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sponsible tor their defeat. Once before, at Fort
Wagner, he flung away his men with tho same
recklessncss and incapacity which Olustee now
exhibits. 1t ought not to be permitted again.
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Advertisements for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE must
b, handed IN today.
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The bill to establish Freedmen's Bureau
passed the House yesterday by GO to o..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-20

question. The vote Of eenruro by no means in
wolves Mr.. Lfsoo1S's resignation. With respect
TO tho eIpediency n the United states waging
war ct The rre-en, lime sgsins, the French En-
Joror and SAIrsILIAS, may be observed that that
was n the questions settled at the late election
Mr.. Ltroots wss elected President and not the Bal.
tnore platform, aud he assumed the responsibility
u placing his own Interpretation upon that fussy
document, 20 far, At least a. foreign Affairs are
concerned. A. any rate, be Is the constitutional
ssponen, Of the foreign policy Of the Government
and We greatly mistake his temper and spirit N be
s'dicans his functions In favor n $ coordinate
brsnoh Of the Government, which Is endowed only
With limited legislative functions.