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, 1864-02-06
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TAfNE'S EXPECTORANT.
u Al Who have used this standard Medicine for
ASTHMA, cnSsHNPrfnN.
URONCHIrl2 rFnpIqv

Al N E'S EXPECTORANT
- ~ Who have used this standard Medicine foe
ASTHMA, cOysHNPrT0N
BRONCHITIS, pLEUEI9Y.
WHoOP1S0 COUGH. GROUP,
C0UGIiS and COLDS, HOARsEyKsg.
Or any Pulmonary Coup!slnt, attest lts u,cfulues.
In proof this fac! would state taat for thirW
years pat The EypectaEnnt hes ncen before Tho puS
lie AnE thEt zach suot etdihx year has added is
popularity and ext: nded tbs demand until now Il
X ea ts = II 9 he wa
that class Of dtseAsrs for which 1t Is especially do
kIc1sr couoas AVID CoLpe, PLxuRrr1o P,,xs,
trr., quickly and efcctuaiy cule1 By its dlapho
AsInxA It afwaye cures II overcome! Tho sP.s-
uodlc contT1cffon OF the ar Tcstls. and by nrotoe
OF breAfhine. --. :.
subduts tic Inflammation which extends throuxa ths
wind tubes, produces ffeo txpectotanon, and sup
presses at once the couEh and pain.
C0ESC sFT1oN-For This tnnldlous and fatal disease
no remedy On earth hns bean found 50 entctual- y
subdues The Inflammation, relleyes the cou9h and
dueoe sssT e1r cctorstloo whereby Ill Irritating
hnd obtt:uctrR matters are removed from tae lungs.
NnooPiyG loras Il promptly relieved " this NJ
pecot3nt 1t ahortana tha duration OF thu disease
one,na sEd .rcatly mlt:g.tes ths snfnE4nSs Of the
IN II Fn!monary Com np,.lnis, In Group. P1eurisy,
III oe found to be prompt, sae, pleasant md
,PrE9ATlvr, LAXATIVE or ArEn14vr, pr. D.
az .n Fills viii always b found prompt
IA An o. Dr =: Jaync Som. Family Metllcincs aro
9GHn IN Cnse1S ~ M,ssrs: FULLER. FINCHA FUL-
hhE; =. q H M AooAtK; LNi:R Il SMITH. ana
buKSHaM y SMITH. and BY druggists cycsYwhere-
, 1864-02-06
THE PACKAGD CASE.
Souru DEERF1EIp, Mass, Feb. !, 1864.

GEH1LEMES:-If you think it best to pub
lis1l any thing from the Western papers re-
spccting the ead case OF my afflicted compan-
ion, 1 would request the public to suspend
their Judgment in regard to this whole affair
for few days, until I shall furnish full and
correct account of this most extraordinary
case, with the reliable testimony Of some
fifty witnesses. J. PACKARD
, 1864-02-06

There Is lar demand sor coycrseed, with but little
coming In, ard sales Of 4tRS59Q bn reported at
ts!75@aGo, mrst.y Al saso = bu. Timothy is active
and rm with salcs Of 100 bu nt sa5a9375, which is
432EG3G0 Z bu.. but some holders ask more.
, 1864-02-06

etase stocx'
C1osE or TIE MARKET.
TuKRDAY, Feb. 7-ThIa morning opens IA brteht and
nearly AZ warm ID Nav md ss the new recrt3 to tha
atocF on nand have nht como II anita ~ sfrnn~ "a
was e3pectc the ciosjnT fny or tie martet Vii7 he
Better than tie onenins Eyts at The SAME rntes neT
nnnnt1 the nrfrea viii e. fstfar ~ Ira =, f
STOCK iooEs 80 much better than itid Reai
heftrr fan YsateTdav r. @ ar nan ea Ssn,
last Tuesday, as all the stock will be sold. leaving
clear track for next week. and the demand today Tor
good etock encourages droyer1 who have such an tho
WY here for next week, Upon such We no chance
considerable decline. or ordinary quality there
will be ro scarcity, any occasion for high ra:es.
Tho c'osc Of market Ia certainly very favorable.
BALES OF WESTERN nEEvEs-
quality se ssow ana basd 10 avstses iS Ixed
OK q, avcrnEe 9x cyst, and sc at GStic D'o'"'
Mike Dalton, II head Of TX cwt ILL., stock Including
Wt1gush, at not quite $40 each. 3~@" 1sA ~s
Church & Doty, Ill head Of Bk cws Indiana a:cers.
fnfr IVA
, 1864-02-06

T111oE- 4 rathcr weaker; Butchers Association
Is gsIinS at y g. prime city rendered At l9 cost
LAEp-ftrm It 4sa for prime quality, yesterday 80
tons sold for Belfast at <s ID.
=. Jon1 AI1YA Co.
LONDON, JAM ls, 1864.
hKnKAnssIuyFs[lhe improvement noticed In our
both wheat and -four IL again YeFY atet br1ars ben
LOT ne present. with their recent purchases
Alter TIC activity displayed ten dsyg ago cessation
n the demana r. no mere than might have been
nothing n the Of the trade to nst5 any expec
ta1on oi RIces giving Eny; holders arc conseq queny
nfn. 70 seH however when there aFc no buYers Woui
entail thc necesesy Of taking less money Hhiie On she
% 90 on any lower terms; We make no alteration
-four. ~ ""e
fEoyIs1oNs-Dutter not much doing, and there Is
now very little OF choice quality Ia the marEet
theese more d9lng. egpecially u anything under sos
flcon Is in small supply, Which vora Sellers anu
nddles are taken by the dealers our improved qno-
tattons. Hams are also In better sale. bcef would
end market any here good eualIty .but tbs IN
fariolty Ct supply GhecIs sales Pork cheaper
better eAles GEovES i TODD.
, 1864-02-06

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
the benefit and ~ = CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
ard Others who suffer from Nervous Debility, Prea
time Ink MEANS or 5HLF-CuhE. III one who has
ssy. b. nciosips pospsid addf.sssd sn1eioee, IL
Rle copies 1nny be had Of the author. NA rHANIEL
I41FAlR Esq, Bedford, Kings Co., NIX
, 1864-02-06

DRIED ERrITS-ArTIxs In limited supply
and good dcruand. Market firm with IN upward ten
deucy. PEACHES In moderate supply and tEn, with
CURRAN1s market steady and very frm at previous
rites. DoMEsT1c FEU11a in moderate demand and
elnall supply Prices fzm at previous quotations.
, 1864-02-06
Mercuria1 Diseases,

sALIyATIox, KoTTH8 or DoxKs.
BAD COMPLETION. ACHE5 II IoHKs.
EIHlIN0 OF WEABTEE8 pLFRzBS10E OF aFIkIr0.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP puEces the system
entirely from all the evil effects OF MERCURY.
moving The Bad Breath, and curing tae Weak Joints
tuTe to produce. Is hardens 8po1Zy Guns and S.
cures the Teeth a. firmly as ever.
, 1864-02-06

New York Stock mnrket-Feb. 5.
Received BY F.. G. 6sltoustan d Co., Commission
stock and bond htak ere Il Clark s.reek. EhIca1n
, 1864-02-06

GKEASE-Mr-ket qnIet. Sales to-day vera: 200
tres yellow GreA at 9Hc: tres mixed White and
Tell0w At 19ei 19 Dkgs Yellow At 9Kc.
cned e gnllon. Sales were: 800 brs IN lets at SIC
-maTHet closing weak.
DRESSED HOGB-Received, 1851 Hogs Mar
ket Ifea actiYe and sain eaaief nartfcnfatiY for
, 1864-02-06
SCROFULA.

srKCsA, KI1us EVIL.
GIAHpu1Ak sWEIdE0s, 1HYsIPKLAs-
ULDEEATIoN. GALT HNEUX.
This taint (uHnEDrrARY and AcQunED), filling life
with untold misery, by all usuat medical remedies
irrr
, 1864-02-06

eT Knoxville, Tenn, is the Oldest city Of
that State-Was named for Gen. Knox, who
was Secretary of War at the time the city
was laid ont, in 1888. It is situated on the
high bluffs Of the Holston River, below its
confluence with French Broad River. It Was
well supplied with handsome etorehouscs,
hotels, and private residences; while among
its public ediflces, the State Asylum Tor the
Deaf and Dumb was especially worthy Of
note. The University Of East Tennessee,
founded in 1907, more remarkable for Its
beautiful location than architectural elegance,
stood on an eminence which commands an
extensive view in every direction.
, 1864-02-06
RHEUMATISM,

TAETHKIy1s.1 NXuRALofA. GoUT. .
LEXnAGo. sULAT1oA. TIC pouLouEEuE-
II there is any disease IN which the Constitution
Life Syrup sovereign, 1t La In Rheumatism an iss
tindred affections. Ihe most intense pains are a.
nIosG inetantly aev1ated-enorInous swellin5s
dnced. Cates chronic vtcatfous, OF 20 70 years
standing have been cuTed By u9-
, 1864-02-06

NAVAL: STOIESeMarEet rather dbl. viii !
fair enquiry for The spring trade. Prices generally
nrn and unchanged: We quote:
% ManillA Hops...... .1a9A
Rosii. .......... Mtos@1o Lsta Yam No ]. ..i1N@l9H
Turpentlne.... 3.e5Sa Leo :. z....1s9l3
Oakn ........ GEO 75o Matlina. .23@2sc
ONI0NS-1n limited supply and good demand.
Prices firn and unchanged. Ne quote:
Common 10 Mel!4tn. l-93s4lh4
CARBON NIIs5Recepts still Ferv light, and
the demand consequently much restricted. Market
hrm at preceding quotations. We quote:
, 1864-02-06
NERVOUSNESS,

N1KyoCB pXBILITY. Loss or PoWEA-
eHAITxRE0 NRKvEss C0N4u8IoN or TuoE0 GETS.
=. v1rs, DANCE. RnKPsY-
Thousands who have suffered for years will bias
tho day which they rtad these lines. Particularly
to xeak suffering woman will this medicine prove
an inesnabie blesaing- their footsteps to
Hope which fnlnls more tnan i promises.
, 1864-02-06

T. .sss<s@ 7st111 utts1 cus e
80 bbls chuicc Wisconsin at 81; 100 bbs extra rod
wheat lndiana at $?:o 60 bls extrn rad wheat Ohio
nt sc: 20 bbla dnuo2N extra Ininu2 while wheat at
S175; and 60 bhs double white wheat Canadian
nt f:seGRog. the latter avery choice brand. Wheat
Market quiet with hut little Inquiry The only sale
reported 10 io9 bush Cgnada club At 81 50. Mar
s1.&. l!ar1ey-Market nr1n at former quotations.
EaIee nf ScG nal. Canadian 4 81 50
, 1864-02-06
A REVOLUTION IN MEDICINE
RAPIpITY OF CURE.

seme nav "Your cures arc too auick )" while others
doubt The ance think that diseases can
onsy be cured by the SLOW recuperauVs process OF
Naturc."
This Is our reply:
In heslih the body Ike wellba1anced scale. Il In
state Of fau!ihriRm. But when fsem aaJ eauss
OF disease Nhat Is requisle s 10 restore the normal
balance Of the scale. .a
, 1864-02-06

Sales go aks Ground Alum at q $ IL ssoEe.
SEE0S-CIovER-Dull aud nominal at 47,75l9.00.
TiNoTnY-Damana light and market dull. Sales TO-
dsy wsre ~ bags prime at 3223; 15o bnshe,s good
good at $40; 80 bugs at $265
SUEARS-TheFe has been no change IN the mar
ket since yesterday Business continues rather quiet
with no speculative demand In the market. Present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
Message 10 the Legislature by Gov. Soy
mour Announcing IN Reduction i'm tho

ALBkSY, TUESDAY, March !, iSdf.
In the Senate, this evening, message was
received from the Governor informing the Senate that
when he called the attention Of the Secretary Of War TO
the inequalities Of the draft detrimental 10 the State
Of New-York that official appointed William +. Allen
of this State, John Love Of Indiana and Chaunccy
Smith Of Massachusetts commission for determining
upon the mode for correcting them.
This Commission have come the unanimous cone In
sion that tie enrolment for the State Of NcwYork
under the act Of March g. lsC3 imperfect, GRO
neou md excessive especially with reference to the
Cities of New.York and Brooklyn The Commission
after due consideration recommend that the quota Of
COSTS men allotted 10 this State uEder the call Of the
President on Oct. H. 1868 be reduced TO 52,s5s with
corresponding reduction nnder the call Of Feb 1894
The Governor says: am happy TO state that / have
received information from Washington that the quota
Of this State for the call Of 10000 has been
duced recommended by the Commission, such rednc.
ton amounting 20 between 1900 and 1900 men. In
crises like the present. the saving Of many TO
the industrial interests OF the State should be giy
estimated.
The labor Of 10 600 men distributed throughout the
State will afford great relief especially in the rural dis.
tric,s where farm laborers now with difficulty OBJ
tanned While the state pays bounty Of SIS TO each
volunteer and other bountes vary from $500 to eso@
in financial port 81 view, this reduction. therefore
results in a saving Of at least s5 @ 900 TO the people
1t is gratifying to me 10 be able 10 bear testimony TO
the aid received In the adjustment Of the matter at
Washington from several Senators and q number Of
Representatives in Congress 1t Is also due to the
Secretary Of War TO state that he has shown willingness
10 do justice to th6 State oNewYork in this matter by
the appointment OF an able and impartial Commission
The Commissioners conclude their report as follows;
THE commission are Of the opinion that the quota
assigned the State OF New York and the quotas assigned
the several districts Of the cities Of Sew-York and
Brooklyn arc erroneous and excessive and ought to be
reduced HoRAro SEYMOUR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
wing are TIE quotas for each District.
TBR WHISKY STRUGGLE.

Whisky, in the scuffie to-day, got uppermost
n the Senate Finance Committee. There it was voted
70 stand fast to the Senatorial determination to tax
stocks on hand The House put whisky under-76 Yeas
70 ~ Nays and determined that stocks on hand should
contribute 70 the war by tax not less than 20 cents
ard not more than 40 and instructed its members Of
he Conference Committee. The fight is surrounded by
Al excited lobby Of dstillers and spectators.
THF PROPOSITION TO SELL GOVERNMENT GOLD.
Henry G. StebbinS Of Ncw-York will to-lnog-
w introduce his bill to authorize the Secretary Of tho
Treasury TO sell gold, in speech which will summon
Democrats 10 sustain Mr. Chases financial system while
- war Lasts and win wholly refute the statements
n ne'snees 81 ernsndo Woods section Of the party
snd demonstrate tleAstionsI solyency.
DICgERsoN's THEoxy OF CONSTRUCTION.
tx Engineer Of the Navy Martin, examined
~io'e tho House Naval Committee to-day ship
udne, oontrCysrted DickersoDs theories Of consrUc
tsn
CANDIDATES FOR TBE vICE-PREsIDHSCy.
n new eanddate fer the Vice-Pyesidency he's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
The Alabama.
BosroS, Tuesday, Mare

BOsIUN, Tutsday MhIch 7, Itbf.
The following is an extract from recent
Litter written by American shipmaster dated Snga-
pore. Jan. .;
Tho Alabama came here last week, coalcd. and
steamed into Malacca Straits think she will go round
sumatra into Sunda Straits again. up the China Sea,
a,d over to California Coast If not captured. She has
IL men on board, all discontinued. There many
dsserters here. Notwithstanding the watch Of officers
with loaded revolyers. There about six Southern
men on board, and the carpenter il Massachusetts
nan. She has completely stopped American commerce
the East vessels lying up in AL the porte some
ae being solo at moderate prices."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
GEN. SMITHS EXPEDITION.
Additional Bosniis-Its Offices Accom-
pIisbed.

CAIRO Tuesday, March /, lfti.
Gen. ". l.. Smith, in command Of the recent
cavalry expedition arrived here to-day. The erpedi'
ton was 1908 strong its object TO clear the oouu-
Try Of Struggling Rebel forces and, II possible mike
diversion in favor q; Sherman, and JOIN limin
,icablc.
MINrBIs Saturday, Feb %, ls'
The diary Of officer attached 10 Gen. Csieiso''
column Of Gen. Smiths cavalry expedition fun
little information Of importance beyond what has been
previously reported orr loss in the attack on tkt o.
my at West Point was forty killed and wounded. W
drove the Rebels, and destroyed lumber Of car nd
culyerts the depot several miles Of railroad track and
large AMOUNT Of corn and cotton.
In the attack by Forrest upon our resr at Oioons the
ID Tennessee Cavalry broke at tie FRET FIRE. running
six OF our small guns into ditch. The guns were
spiked and their carriages broken In this fight our
loss was about 100 who nearly all Aen prisoners.
Our total loss during the expedition was about 10.
The column burned about 3.000 bales Of Confederate
cotton and over million bushels OF corn and captured
over 100 prisoners, 1000 mules, and multitude OF
negroes.
SO large portion Of force was required TO guard
the trains captured property and negroes, that We
were greatly ounumbered at 0koona by Forrest whose
effective force was over 200 strong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
From WAspsINGTON.
t.,,isl r,rsi,h to Tie " Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Tuesday. March J. 1854.

t..,isl ratti,h TO Tie Y. Y. Tribune
WASHINGTON Tuesday. March J. 1854.
THE REPULsR IN FLORIDA.
TIE account in The TRIBUNE Of the trap into
which Ger. Seymour soidIy pushed his doomed little
Amy was read here tonight with wrstliul interest
The mail that brought the unyailng OF this covered
misfortune brought intelligence that the privileges Of
trading with the army in Florida had been bestowed
tpon half dislcyal Tloridans, in the pursuit Of the
Iocy of securing reorganization Of the State, and
election Of Congressman. This wss necessity. The
lifting nomber Of Unionists had 10 be ADDED III.
THE NEXT LOAN.
TIE next Treasury loan will he five per
bent O-40 The bonds are ready for issue. The day
Wien they will BE- given out is not determined
THg QUOTA OF NEw-YORK.
Under a new allotment, the quota Of New
Yolk State is sl993. 1t wss originally about 5000
TIT was redncod % the present number by the recent
order OF the President and in accordance with the
Inendaiion OF the Commission appointed by Secretary
Santon to examine the enrolment Of the State. The
Glf WING are the QuOtgg for each District:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
From the SIississippi.

0AIKU IutsuHy, NHfVH 7 IrVf'
Gen. auckland, commanding the District OF
tho Mississippi issued order requiring all the male
residents Of Memphis between the ages OF sixteen and
CITY who do not already belong authorized companies
- snrosd militia 10 rssart In Dsrson 20 Headquarters
within ave days nom the date Of SAID ofuer, III
persons Of the above class who may hereafter arrive in
tho city ordered to report at headquarters within
ten days afer arrival.
The steamers Gen. Grant and Garibald have arrived
with 200 bales OF cotton for Cincinnati and the naval
steamer New National brought up 90 bales Of confs
Gated cotton.
The steamer Ilian brought 81 bales Of cotton from
Duyars Bluff to Memphis.
The steamer Lille Martin had loaded with 800 bales
Of cotton on the Arkansas River. but obliged TO
discharge it, the boat being required for Government
service.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
Military Anairs.

Lieut.. Ledlie's brigade Of veteran volunteers
will take up their line Of march from tho Park Bar
racks this "wednesday afternoon OF one o'clock mp
Roadway TO Fourteenth street down FOurteenth street
/, Fifth avenue up Fifth avenue 10 Madison square.
where they will be reviewed at q o'clock by Mai Gen.
burnside Line will be formed on Twenty third srceA
e right resting on Fifth avenue. After the review tie
troops will proceed 10 the Hudson River cars route
b Albany. The 31th Regiment National GuaId will
oct as escort.
ARRIVAL or TROOPS.
The 10th New-York Cavalry, numbering %
mn under Lieut.. Col Irvine, arrived here Tuesday
morning from Elmira, en- route for Washington.
TAMMAEY HALL.
From % 20 80 men day are enlisted in Tam
many Hall 1t Is long time since this famous Hall has
b,en put 70 such patriotic Cen HAncoos's head
ntsrtcrs are there, and Col Nugent and his staff
Busy from morning until night Every man who enlists
rspectlul distance. Yesterday tho Hall was crowded
vith recruits and their friends. noticeable improve
nsnt has been made in the recruiting business N this
CIV since Gen Dix and Marshal Murray have sent out
have stolen the bountes from tho recruits They have
just commenced work which needs to be pursued with
unherng energy, until every cheat within their urs-
dicfon has been brought TO justice.
THE HOSPITALS.
Thirty sick men were transferred from Fort
Richmond TO the hospital Davids Island on Tuesday.
Mach l. The hospital accommodations for the soldiers
AZ Bnira will be enlarged Immediately by tho erection
of two payii0ns.
pyIIsTMENTs IN THE SECOND CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT.
The quota of the lid Congressional District
has been found to be s2 Of which number up to
Of yesterday 25 had been recruited At the present
rata not less than 400 will BIO in by tho 10th proy
imo leaving 10 be raised by the draft II the conscrp
tIop il then ordered about 4l3 men, or little less
than half the number Of the draft last September Dur
Ing February 60 men we've yeersited Vt No Gyand'
Ut, bTochlyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
SEVERE FIGHTING AT DUPPEL.
The Austro-Prussian Programme for
Settling the Difficulty.
Conference Of the Minor German States
at Wurzburg.
SPEECH OF THE AUSTRIAN EMPEROR

The steamship Bremen, from Southampton
Feb. IL, arrived here Tuesday morning bringing
three days later news from Europe. The Canada. az
rived Feb -.
The City of New.York arrived on Tus.dsy, Feb. lG
The City Of Limerick arrived Fob, lG The Germania
psssed Cowcs at : n. m. TeD j..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

had been fixed upon the basis OF the number OF persons
etroled which he said probably embraced the thou
snds OF persons recognized as the floating population
re sad on ths account he would recommend reduc-
tim. . ,
Tho Committee, In continuing their report say that
tie reduction hch Judge Allen suggests IN hs letter
WIS recommended 10 tho authorities at Washington
add had it appeared been adopted and therefore, IN
stad Of 20 eco men, the actual quota OF the County u
dG the Presidential cell for 900 900 men would seem 10
m Is s79 divided among tho several Congressional Die.
trots es follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
THE COMING DRAFT.
IL Will Take Place March 10.
ALpANY, Tuesday. Ma

AIUAFI, IUtsUHYt hIHItH T ItVfs
The following dispatch has been received:
To Major TOWNSEND, A. 4. Il. p. MG.
BE fully prepared to commence the dram on the ION
Of March and to make il in every sibdistriot which
shall not have raised its quota fore March l. Voun-
teers between March aud the 10th may be deducted
after the draft commences.
Make this known 10 the Governor.
JAMES Is. FRY, Provost. MaFshal. General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
Union Prisoners a, For, Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE. Tuesday, March ], /

FOHfkIss MONROE Iutsuay Mhfoh ], Icb4.
Maj. Wade, list Indiana; Capt Barton, 10th
Massachusetts; Col. Delaney OF Gov. Pierponts staff
Drs Robinson and Baker; Lieut. Doty of Col Streight
command; Mr. Buckley Of The " J. Herald, and seven
citizen prisoners, all from Richmond. arrived to-day on
the flag of trace boat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
MISSISSIPPI DEPARTMENT.
Advance of General Thomas
Against Dalton
His Army Materially Re.enforced.
a Severe Engagement Inevitable.
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday. March J, 1864

FHTtADFLPfThI Tucsdhy, MHfCH y TtUF'
A special dispatch to The Bulletin dated Cir
cnnati, March l. says Gen. Thomas hes advanced on
the enemy at Dalton from Tunnel Hill 1t is stated in
special dispatches received here that Cen Thomas has
been reinforced by q considerable numberof men, II
this is correct a engagement will inevitably
tale Place very soon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

An aggregate reduction OF nearly 1900 in tho quota
Of the whole city and County. The Committee ai'
nunced as the result OF their abors hat under the rc'
dced quota the number Of required OF The Couu'
tg Of New-York Is nearly Gil raised, and they believe
that, by the 10th Of March the Whole quota VIII DC
filed, as the following Ggares viii deLnonstIate;
Quota under call for 500 600
Deduct officially reported 10 hsso been fur
nishsd by the draft in this city.
Deduct the number of volunteers actually paid the
county bounty up and including Fec. 49,. ..C,@7
Deduct number rosulisted actually paid the
county bounty up and including Feb. 2......3'44
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
Total to be deducted from the qaots........l9o. %

Leaving 10 De
Tn, Committee say that they now payins between
200 and 800 volunteers and reSnisted mon PC day and
AN h. 10 remain but 600 Ia be raised ~ he city Quota
ten twelve days will probably suboe TO accomplish
that object.
The rcpnr, which was listened 10 a,teEtvely, WIS
received and ordered to be printed in the minutes and
ri tho suggestion Of the Committee, tho paper Was o.
dered 10 IL printed in document form
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
Anticipated quot. under tie call for 100000 20 900

The Committee however. then stated that they were
making efforts to have the quota Of New.York County
reduced on several grounds and hoped for successful
the Committee on the 18th of February sent 10 Judge
Allen one Of the Commission appointed 10 fix the quota
Of the State OF New.York letter setting forth that
New-York would cbeerfully raise any number OF men
assigned her when il was understood that right and
justice and due discrimination exercised in max
king up her quota As an act Of injustice was shown
that the immense floating population OF hewYok had
tho quota had been based thereon. copy Of this let
tsr with the reply Of Mr. Allen Get forth that the quote