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LATEST FROM sHERMAN'S EXPE.
DlTION.
HE DESTROYS 80 LOCOMOTIVES AND A
LARGE NUMBER OF CARS.
HIS LOSS IN KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISS
. ING BUT ABOUT 500.

CINCINNATI, March 10.-The Gazete's Cairo
dispatch says passengers by the steamer Sui
tana report that Sherman's expedition pene-
trated l35 miles beyond Meridian, destroyed
all the railroad in that vicinity, 81 locomotives
and large number of cars.
There was no more fighting after leaving
Canton, where Lieut.. Adams rebel cavalry
was encountered.
Sherman's loss in killed, wounded and miss
ing was about SEQ. A large number of planta-
tons were destroyed.
All is quiet at Chattanooga and Knox vile.
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gn(0lD EDITION.
4 O'CLOCK r. n.
DEPOT FOB THE POTOMAC FLorILLA.

DEBUT kOk THE HOTOMAC fLOTlLL4.
The Government are about to establish coal
depot and repair shops for the Potomac Fiotilia
on Jones' Point. ST. Inigous Greek. st. Mary's
county, Maryland, which will materially add
to the efficiency OF the fiotilla. The several
gunboats after the establishment Of this depot,
will not then be required to come to the yard
for coal or repairs. This place will probably
be made the headquarters Of the 1otilla. The
Engineers shop, where will also be doue boil
CT work, will be under the charge of John T
Riley, chief engineer of the flotilla, and the
carpenter and joiner shop in charge Of James
Tier, carpenter to the fotiila.
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
by the PEOPLES Telegraph Line.

by Jug People 3 IeIegfHrn LtnH.J
NEW YORK, March 10-1 p. m.-Ere, 120Y;
U. S. 5eU's, 1104; U. S. certificates. new. 99H.
Hudson River. 15ON; Harlem, 47 4 ali!A; N.
Y. Central. 1917; Reading, 1339A al40; Mich
igan Central, l32k; Illinois Central, 1854 a
1351s; Cumberland, 74as0; Canton, 61K: Ga
lena, 1l9A; Cleveland and PIttsburg, 1I94al2J
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, 127Xa
10S
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PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND THE OHIO LEGIs-
LATURE.-The Columbus correspondent of the
Commercial states that the following circular
has been passed around among the Union men,
bers of both houses and received the signatures
OF ninety out OF one hundred and seven-the
number Of Union mem bers OF both branches of
the Legislature. Only six refused to sign it,
the others were absent:
At a convention Of the Union members Of the
General Assembly, held on the evening OF Feb
ruary q, the following resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That in the opinion of this Conven-
ton the people Of Ohio and her soldiers In the
field demand the denomination of Abraham
Lincoln to the Presidency OF the United States
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LATE FROM HAVANA.

New YORK, March 10-The steamer Roa.
noke has arrived, from Havana on the 5th.
The blockade runner steamers Dembig and
Donegal had arrived from Mobile
Eight hundred more troops are expected
from Cadiz for st. Domingo.
The Donegal brought 600 bales of cotton
Mobile papers report that the excitement
abont Sherman's Expedition has ceased.
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A BOGCS MAJOR

Information having been received at the Of
flee Of Capt. Dolan that man named George
b. Fowle was passing himself off as a major
upon the staff of Gen. Mcclellan, a detective
WIS put upon his track, who succeeded in
arIestine him at the National Hotel Fowle
was taken before Col. Ingraham, who repri-
manded him severely and dismissed him, upon
promising not to appear again in United
States uniform without authority.
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FROM suR0PE
VERY LATEST PER the AusrRALAsIAN.

CoPRsHAoEH, Feb. a7.-Denmark has ex-
pressed the wish 70 be excused from replying
to any proposition for conference 90 long As
Schleswie Is not evacuated.
STUTTGART, Feb. E.-In to.day's sitting OF
the Chamber Baron Won Hugel said, accord.
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TH1 CoHpsMNRp MRH.-Jerrm,ah yJ.ra.,.k.
con vicsed OF the murder OF Dennis Shsna man
ana emanuel Pollard, The colored man con.
are now In jail under sentence to be hupr on
Friday, the first day of April, are mostIr an
gagged In attending to their spiritual in,eras,s.
Father Water, Of ST. Patricks Church. sns
Rev. Father Mcguire, of st. Aioysius ara fro
quently In attendance on the condemned who
must soon forfeit their lives for taking the ives
OF their fellow. beings.
GRAND LARonNY.-Francis Rawse went "a
.as fancy house on d, near Twelfth street,
for hts companion, chose girl named Minnis
M!ers. Upon r'tiring for the night, Bavs.
mao ABOUT si4G upon getting up this morning,
rested, and also simon Noiinsk;. he rsnorsad
proprietor OF the house. Nothing positive
were dismissed by Justice Clayton.
FoURTH WARD STATION CAsxs-e,so,y.
Myers, George Garter, William S,alks. dsbt0
Ing; locked , up FIVE r. hours: Thomas sullivan,
Patrick Farley, do; dismissed. J. r. Prait'
desertion military. George Purchase. druns,
dismissed. las. WEIGH, do; Sis. John Dacsv'
ASS ult and battery; dismissed; Daniel Gainsy
drunk and disorderly; military. Margars,
Burke, Jane Riley, Mary Noriarty, William
Brown, and Lizzie Miller, do; dismissed
NEW COaMASDANT AT THH CHNTRlI
Observation-Disclosures. VIM. W. Rogers, FOR.
msry Of the Sd Perna. cavalry, but now a..
tached to the Invalid Corps, has been detaiisd
as commaBdant at the Central Guardhou4
Rogers, who bears the reputation OF an .1csil
ent icer, has established new rules and reyu.
cations for the better preservation of orier ana
the cleanliness Of the prison, aud tie sffsrs
Of the post are now IN high state Of perfection
GEN. GRANTS SPERcH.-very badly sold
were the shorthand reporters who for two
nights PAST sat up late to be on hand TO report
Gen. Grants speech. whenever hs should bs
serenaded. Last night the serenads come on.
and the reporters were On hand, but Gen.
Grant had emo story to tell" and modesty
contented himself with bowling his acknowi.
edgements to the gathering.
PORT OF GEoRGETowE.-Cleared-
James Guy, Parkhurst, tor Glimonc Ann,
Jones, Chesapeake City; Schetucke,, Keeny
New York; Schrs. Henrietta, Barcelias, Poro.
make; Julia, MeZick, Wycomico Bodkin, Nc.
Cready, Maggo'hy river: Union Belle, Lewis,
Accomac Farmer, Bedrall, Curtin Greek:
Falkinburgh, Finch, Baltimore; ID. p, Thomp.
son, do; Fashion, Shiltze, ST. james; B. Frank.
lin, EdW ards, St. Mary's.
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npppr. nrspprrpa pp,

BEBEL DESERTERs RELEASED.
Yesterday thirteen rebel deserters were re-.
leased from prison here on taking the oath
prescribed in the Presidents proclamation,
and by order Of the War Department, fur
nished with transportation to Philadelphia
where they desire to obtain employment.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
SECRETARY CHASE WITHOR AVIS
HIS NAME FROM the PRESl.
DENTAL CANVASS.

CINCINNATI, March i0--A dispatch to the
Chase has written 10 the Hon. 5. @. Hall, State
senator, withdrawing his name from the Pfesi-
Dental canvass.
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GENERAL GRANT

GENERAL GRANT
General Halleck and General Grant, accom-
panied by Assistant Adjutant General Hardee,
are to- day on a tour Of inspection among the
Notifications of the city.
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MOVEMENTS GEN GRANT

MOVEMENTS OF GEN GRANT
Gen. Grant was closeted yesterday for five
hours with Secretary Stanton and Gen. Hal.
leck. During the inter view the programme for
the spring campaign was fully discussed
Last evening, Gen. Grant and staff and Gen
Haiieck dIned with Secretary Seward
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~ Joseph Shiilington Odeon building, and
John q. Parker, bookseller. 379 street, send
us copies OF Frank Leslie's Lady's Mag.
Azine, for March.
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RESIGNED
The resignation Of George W Geddis, Third
Assistant Engineer, has been rendered to the
Navy Department, and accepted.
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NAVAL ORDERS,

NAVAL ORDERS
Lieut.. M. s. Stuyvesant has been detached
from the South Atlantic Blockading Squadron,
and is now awaiting orders.
The orders assigning Second Assistant En-
eine er Morrison to the Iuka have been re yoked
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CIRCUIT COURT, Chief Justice Cdrtter-In
the case of Alexander VS.. Sweeny and Huyck
q verdict " as rendered last courrda for the
DEFENDANTS.
This morning number OF cases OF no public
in terest were decided.
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~ From Franck Taylor We nave Part II OF
Frank Moore's valuable Rebellion Record.
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CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Fisher.-The case Of
A. A. Bcor, indicted for an assault and Data y
on j. Bell Adams in ejecting him from his
house, Is still on trial.
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Washington Money Market-Latest Quo.
tatiens.
Furnished by Lewis johnson Il Co., Bank
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PERsoNAL.-Ex-Secretar Ewing is in town
looking quite as bluff and hearty as he did
tw enty years ago.
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on J. Bell Adams in ejecting him from his
house, is still on trial.
Il UREER WANTED "A good Turner Gao lad
plying s,sies to BALDWIN BROS, Pie. ssi
Heri Of snail s % IT. 'n Cali in 1t No so sse
h h, Capitol street. between and O. Des5 Bat.
1Q6 OVAL PICTURE FRAMES. 1Se
a, beautiful assortment o, Gilt and Dark oys,
Ff.mss sfSassy Il es'a V''
r,a,, ,oo sse sss . en- ttrsst
4S6 CARD vIsITA FRAMES. 1SS
French Gilt. swiss Carved Wood, ard Auerio.n
Competition Gard Frames in ysrety, at
ds6 Seventh rect,
Eight doors above Odd fello ss' Hall
Term cash nh 70 ifss-
4S6 WINDOW SHADES 436
Different co!ors and sizes Window Shades in
sh ort srs TOT any required Style or Size Shade
~N " ~ J. MARKRITES's.
Eight doors above Odd Fellow Hal
Ierns cash. mn leif5E'
I Sea KiI &c and Eayal Heroes.
q s. .aniEsI 81. ssr Smith avo
Life and CoIrespondsncs or Admiral Sir chsrls..
hipsl Dett; sfa The Royal Navy,
D1on' Life Of Bake.
A AE1ss Fl t tie s brl RHf ' sdfr.
Man. irs Of Aami..i d. sa1marss; vols.
B1 mRiS Naval bi'''F'i 'T FRAyck TAYLOR
BY WIN. WALL & co, Austionsars
HoUsIBoLD 1URNlTgEE AND sPRsors
II 1T AuoTIos:-Gn WEDNESDAY MORNING.
- tNAf IGo'ol o- y a..
~. .a a. 81 ii *:
En- riture ard Efes.s, co.sisting Of
hhs ssS sna c RSo% ~ Wn.afs
A TIE Furniture, BIDS and Bedding OF xix cham.
Ard Or assortment of Kitchen Utensils, Stoves.
NH ic-s WIN 1 WALL & co. Au....
IywM L. WALL Il 90 Auotionesrs.
TAEFIPBURY BOWLING SALOON UNDER
TEE on LogIs5.s AJAX ,.5
H .s on + p1sn
the Canterbury BowIins ssIoor, containing
ssy a. sss sG sa ons %
he best ttanes in the city. Lease to run lsssri
s nh ~, ch0'' Ts T' WALL ss co. Au.
ByJ.o MsGU RIA co., Auction ,srs
pIETIkGs, PAINT oARsINE3, AND
On 9 9unspAY x9Wr Ms.eh s
e'elees on the arst e. Of II Auc.ion Po,rns. ss
Ugh, e Oil s 81 in sis e%ss
Loi of Mspe, Oolored Priats. views Of Baltimore
nenbie Rarreisd German Fowiins Piece.
nhiOd J O. MCGUIRE & co. Aucts.
B, ". i. NALL q CO. Auctionsers
os rsssr go sops ss
TIes -On So TURpAY MORNING 18th inst.
BY i :as ssas s
Peaver Cloths C,hurs Cloths,
2 able Cloths and Covers.
e e% asef sh.eis aP Par ssoiss'
cotf on sne Totton Prints
ho'ier' and Gloves and St oshsF DRY Goods
qs b. S WALL s 5e.. aasa:
RhSH s.nf e Gsb TSGsrs
se and q 81 S Of
feet t. = To-. pobS .lsy improved By p''
f.. snd ranninE Sac. 90 iset to "a .l.y sostas;
we'll finished 6 5;sn ne, iva uorsrs
on the vert side.
The Is on fss
ard Q streete north
Terms Ore fourth es.h the .emsf S d. dsed Il
trust on the premises; AMI,
All conveyances and stamps at Ell OF 'as paf
NIB 10 Jas @ MCGUIRE CO.. Azets.
FROM PARIs.
D. Eorestier-Le servics de iInfsn'erie Lsss'
Y oicanssNS Sur les Principles de Is Sara
x.su.s-systsns Dc e S,,',s, MOd'rn'' pafs
De lem pioi de Ifnfantsris dams Il defense %"
Psees Iortss. A.. Reconsideration del Corpsds
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METHODIST PROTESTANT CoNFRRESCE-
The Annual Con ference of the Methodist Prot
estant Church for the district Of Maryland be.
gan its sessions yesterday morning in the
church at the corner of Broadway and Monu.
ment streets, Baltimore, Rev. Jas. K Nichols,
President, in the chair.
The President (Rev. DR.. Waters in the chair)
read his annual report, showing his work du-
ring the past year. The condition of the dis
trict is peaceful and harmonious. The official
character of the President was then passed
The Annual Sermon was preached at IL
O'Clock by the Rev. Ur Murray
The official character OF a number of minis.
ters were examined and passed. Rev. Mr..
Cochel, it was stated, was first sent to Anne
Arundel as an assistant, but was subsequently
sent TO washington as asupeTintendent. As an
assistant his character passed, but as q super
inten lent his case WIs referred to a committee.
AFFAIRS IN PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
Shelby Clark, Esq, Provost Marshal, has re.
ceived instructions from headquarters to APP
point enrolling officers for the several districts
OF this county to complete the enrolment pre-
paratory to the draft to come off first of April.
His instructions are to have all classes and
colors of lawful age put on the list.
We regret to learn that thu dwelling house
an d fnlniture, with a valuable library, of our
friend, Thomas Fawcett Esq, OF Coles vile,
Montgomery county. was totally destroyed by
fire on the 9th nit. The loss is estimated at
$4,000, with but $3.50 ms urance, and falls heay.
lily on very worthy man.
DIR. +. E. Scott died suddenly in this village
on yesterday morning from the effects of hem
orrhage-Marltoro Gazette, March 9th.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS,
PRICE OF GOLD.

PRICE OF GOLD.
By the Peoples Telegraph Lines.l
NEW YORK, March 100 IS a. M, gold, 65
10 m, 641a6iX; II am, 654; IL M, olga
a /; p. m, 64XaGix; 2p. m, sia6i4.
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" nf e HkioSS2 GCSsi ES y Rin Of
Are hereby notified to meet ct their Hall FRIDAY
1F1N1NG, At quarter to O'Clock p. for tn Q
Or ce in body Punctual attsn lance is earnestly
reapes 81 BY order. TROs DOWNING,
nTNOTICl-Tbef insured IN the Penn Mutual
US Life OF Philadelphia viii will p,ea.e call 3 t
me once OF the agency room No. I Washington
Bpilcire in tho MORNING to receive their scrip
dividend OF 40 per cent upon the cash premiums
b IO-st- JOHN RIGsLEs, Agent.
~. o. o. FIR. W. GRAND LODGs.-Psst
Grands: Assemble at toe b ali on FslDAY
1fEElNG, 18th st.. at ~ O'Clock pr parat ry
to visit, the National Fair al the Pat.nt Office.
to unite with the Grand Lodg- are request 4 to
NH . 8. b. SWEET, c. Sec.
N~sMITHsONIAN LECTUass.-Prof, " D
rs WRITHEY of Yale Cole gs will co ,tinue
has courys Of Lectures on Phi oiogy on WEDEE s.
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS. March Oh ana
FUBJEoT JHIRD lEC1uRE Influences causing
SfoMtb OF dialects: Our Ian us ges Germ anic Df
eject, ether Languages .ith watch il Is re ated;
branches OF tie Indo Eurepe IN family OF Ian.
FOURTH LECTURE Historical and linguistic i'm
P6rtance OF the mao European race and language.
Lectures commence ct 8 o'clock Adm ittsnce
Iree. NH 1t
rICE CREAM, CONFE0TIONERY, &c
US Receptions, Parties " eddings, Balls, San
shortest notice and most reasonable terms Ice
Cream and Water Ices made by steam power war
ranted to be the best in the city, Ale and re-
ID Wsd fs sfss sd
to order, at JOsEPH sHAFFiELD'S Oonfsctione
cry, $50 sixth st.. bet. G and II. fe ll-3m~
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I'hREE DESIRABLE BRICK HOUSES ANDA
Il number OF Vacant Lots IN the Wsttsra part Of
the city 1T PRvate fAls We offer for sale two
three story Brick Dwelling houses Ncs 81 and g
Isnnss ivania avenue. between gath and s5ta SITS :.
CONTAINING each dffeea rooms. with large hall and
al TIE n odern improvements. The houses are In
nne eond,t'on, having Lately been tb erouehly re-
faifed Attached to one OF the houses is side lot
saIeet on the Avenue. with choice fruit
ALTO. : threertory Br,sk Dwelling, No 70 z st.,
shn SIDE lot. and contsinins nine rooms, With
Alec, nun Der Of Vacant Lots fronting aboa. n
sees eaeA on Penn. avenue, between 18th and 18th
For .srIs 30, apply to JAS McGgtRl
w., Aneteneers. - NH 2r
LOB hENT-With or without BOard-An excel.
Z .hnt RAMLOk end several wall fuSnished D.
Rooms. ~ $50 Tweth street y O. 10 ave Inioutes
VA o. the Eiykwosd House. Williard's ans tbs
Patent SRtssPas C1Boe aad Treasury AID state
Ler4rtMeetss The loea don 10 I'm d .passai Ia
Masssneson re ctilerrn in ths house. ss2, II
"A EIKsr ClAes DWELLING HOUSE FOR
q hHeT-Ins large double Houae situated a.,
the corner Of b stfsst north and Vermont AyernN
well knoSn 81 the rs.idenee Of Bis nKcellaney NJ
ifsbca. the Brazilian Minister for sevsrst years
ps, IL for rent; posssssiea given ON the Arsi day
The rrsr,isss can be seen 81 aay time. and the
terms ststsdos sHpisation g either % sas nndar.
signed BOB 0OLnnRE.
Jas. ADAMS.
led lxes. sad Tsxs. OF o L. ooitman, dso>sssd
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InsrINauIsHED AhRIyAL. HON; Uaniet
pratt, the great American traveller, Ia.s can m .
I,.,.. :. a. tnwn since he was here last
i,e nas made several hundred lectures 70 I'm
rr.,s audiencee, butcomplains OF being swim.
died ty dishor est door.keepers.
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GARD
undsrsisned would respectfully inform the
ciuzeIs H&shiL &ton and the publ, in xsasral
" AZ they have psned in connection with their i'm
Goods, very largs ana com pirts assorsms Mt oiHs
Ihrs.: BY sLsrsin. Venitian and Hemp CAR
yleer ard !. able OIL CLOTHS,
NATTINGS, RUGS. DO
Having bought them at the spring trade sal la, in
New York, Boston and philadefp hia Ne are conf
dent we can compete with any house south of New
York city. " Nv"
Give us q call and examine our stock and prie.s
Terms cash and no lewiston
BONFZ L aRIFsIra,
nh 106t 36S nth IT.. between An z AZ.
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TT0RsEs. HoRsIe, HORs1e LIS Horses 1oH
III arrived ard for sale or excnsnse, con- ~
n nnss y asr sie Worses and Saddle Horses 80
Tie sSoye Horses can be seen for few dsy. :.
= "a y so1th. near Bi, sdena that
500 III LAMByLL. Prcprietora.
wanted to purcbase-l0 Mnles. mes
6STIa IOR FALL ONE NEW sr8As
W IRE. one ssee Wheel double engioe, . III
nat itshf 'drsft and enc licked Barge, cepsc.rn
30 tons Al OF these Boefs are II 0"s@
80. foot q street..
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EoR RENT-A STABLE for ten or twelve h ,rsss
L Inquire At the European Hotsl. NH 4-lw
I OF IN GEORGETOWN FOR sALl Lot ct the
~ sonth west corner of Madi ron and Fayette SITS !,
ssysits.t. Apply at No, 10 Eighth e .t2.,
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WINDOW SHADES

GU 200
Different colors and sizes Window Shades in
shre. orte for any required Style or Size Shade
made to order, at
J. MARKNITEB'S,
aS6 Seyanth STRAIT
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EOR RENT-Young gentlemen Will dad three
L Furnished Single chambers ct No 35S Seventh
street, bet. and &. NH 9.3tr
ENOR BALE-The HOOD WILL and FIXTURES
Il of the Restaurant on Third and II streets,
Apply on the premises. NH 7t*
'JlO LET-A sTORs on 7th street at mod crate
257 Pa. avenue, between 18th and 18th streets.
NH u
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IoUsIHoLD FURNiTURE AND ePPsors
IL 1T AUoTIOS.-On WEDNESDAY MORNING,
8 int, 1T IL clio Il, will ii at the boarding.
htus. No. AZ street, besween I'd and Sd, all ths
En- riture ard Efects, cor citing Of
eATlor And Dining Room Flu nture,
{ hins. g ass sEd GROCERY Ware,
A. II Furniture, BIDS and Bedding OF xix cham.
And sr assortment Of Kitchen Utensils, Stoves,
NH ic-d WIN WALL & GO. Aucts.
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1(R PICTURES, OOBD, AND AOc
leu TAsSELS HOO
rent size. end colors Picture Cori and ras.
sells, hr g, Nails, &c. At
J. MARKRIrER'.
4e6 Seventh street,
TsIn cash ~ IN irst:
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1856 PAPER HASalNas. 486
A selected snd varied stock of Fine, Mediu n, spd
Lew priced Paperhargi pgs. BoId.rs. stataes. d.
IT HAEKRITEnE
4s6 seventh street.
Eight doors above ODD =. IlowfHAn
Terms cash. NH 10 itst*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-22
CONGREiSl.

SENATE April 2l-Mr Gorrcll reported fav0rably on
the bill TO regulate the foreign coatng trade the
north western frontier Ny Coamer reported back the
House bill for the relief Of postmasers who have been
robbed by the Confederate forces or gueilas and IL
was passed M. Collaner reported favorahly on the
House bill TO establish money order system and the bin
10 secure speedy transmission OF the mails lie also
troduced bill pertaining 10 franked matter which was
referred 10 the Committee on POst.0icos and Post.
Roads The Senate joint resolution TO PROV Idle for the
printing Of official reports Of the operations Of the armies
If the United States was passed. Mr.. Howe called up
the bill TO establish Assay Office at Carson CITY in
Ney ada and at Dallas City, Oregon, and addressed the
Senate at some length in defense Of M Pollock the
Superintendent OF the Philadelphia Mint who had writ;
ten letter in opposition TO amendment proposed by
Mr. Nesmth of Oregon for establishinga Mint al Dial.
las City. instead Of an Assay Ofiee--Mr Nesmith
having formerly spoken in sharp rdcue Of the Super
intendenfs views on the subject Amer some reply the
amendment for Branch Mint adopted, and the
bill laid aside The Senate then proceeded to the con.
sideraton OF the bill 70 repeal the Fugitive Slave law.
The bill was postponed TO Wednesday. Tie House bill
TO provide for national currency was reported. with
some amendments. The Army Appropriation bill was
taken up, but nothing done withit. After executive
session the Senate adjourned.
E0UsE.-A report was made the design OF
which is to secure the continuation of the
publication Of The COHgrsssioHol GLOBE BY addi'
tionaI compensation. Recommitted with iDstruc'
tons The House went into Committee for the
consideration Of the Internal Tax bill AT O'Clock the
Committee had acted all the general provisions. com
prising a. sections. Mr.. Washburne offered an amend
ncnt proyidng that the stocks OF liquors o1 hand be
taxed 90 cents gallon. long debate followed when
the amendment was reiccted-52 10 79. An amend
ment was adopted including naphtha in the section
which provides that all distilled spirits and all refined
coal oil upon which excise duty is imposed. may be
exported without payment Of duty when the same s IN
tended for expectation. An amendment was added
providing that beer ale porter and all other similar
fermented liquors in bottles shall pay no lower rate Oh
duty thnn the proportion Of 81 barrel The Commit
tee have thus far acted upon IS Of the l73 sections.
The House at 81 o'clock TOOK recess. AT tie evening
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hope in that fact. "The fourth year OF the
war opens upon our armies numerous as those
of the foe as well drilled, and in better morale
and ready to test the policy of concentration"
As to the morale, we have only to turn to The
Savannah Republican of the 18th to find an ac-
count of Bread Riot in Gen. Warford's Georgia
Brigade, stationed in Bristol, Tennessee; an
occnrrence 70 which we do not at this moment
recollect any exact parallel among our troops
We hold up to view these statements from
leading Rebel joumal-the personal organ o.
Jefferson Davis-not in order to pursue them
with contradictions but to ask, How long is
Rebellion, which can now be kept alive only
by such audacious falsehoods disseminated
among its supporters, likely to hold togetheri