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CAUSE OF THE RISE IN Gor,n.
1r t.


Everybody is asking for thc c,nse ~ ~,
great uud sudden rise in nold I,rc r,anr ,-..
.otl,cr questions, it is easier ia os,; th,n 49,
swcr. We think the fo11ow,n. rraso,,s s III,
account for 1t, without rosn+r fsrtho..
. FIEsT-Tle disappointmea of nuh,,c o--
pcctations in regard to recent ,n;,itarr ,n..o
ments. The raids and expeditions harc ~
accomplished what the public anticIpated,
sroosD-The defeat Of stcbbins' rold hi,
which gave Secretary Chase authority to sell
thc surplus gold in the treasury to the hirh,
est bidders.
1h1nn-Tle continual imitation Of the
currency By the large Issues Of two
year coupon legal tender certificates, and
me inrther expansion Of the issues Of ], 800
ta'e BANKS, together with the emissions Of
the new National banks.
, 1864-03-10

pGw 10 ~ Sy voluntary and unbiased acton
u may have detects tn The main, It is in accord.
@ adee win TIE views Of thst portion Of the people
REo haVe been resisting the ffatfIcId.l aftrnnts
~ Ts9 hsye Heen made during he ast
March next on which to decide this great Question
nua ne Heneral Commanding ia only following Tue
gou tnat syety facility viii be offered for the e.
considerations save those which affect youroWn IL
;;etests: and those Of your posserity. 1t you vii
tnst1tnte government Of your own, be feels rrcat
W'l soon be restored to yonr entire State, Tins,
w. %no have ave- been unwse1y led by the counsel oi
aad ead ,n, men to engage, Ia this unjastidable
t5s t5noMe5ss their :, Eistt9l it, we'll AZ
e the whole domain, and peace Wit prevail
thsouehont tho land. The election will be held an
ine return be made in accordance with tie schn.
rom any Quarter will be allowed to prevent the
Tee expression Of the loyal men Of tie Stare If
hat day. The schedule will be hereto noncnf1cd
. render the election valid. There must ha cast
I've thousand four hundred and six q, i06j yotes.
to1shcop FIRED STEELE,
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taly Cciumt:tce tbs bill to provide for tho cu1;st.
o. any persons residents Of certsin States into
ssn s feS,men;s Of other States. Alec bill ffom tho
i9lion declaring that the object Of the War n tfc
anfsot Of y, he h. 1ebes arms snst The rsht
ishent Of such autboritv that + aha tS Inc
Of tue war the United States nav aopt 19sstcraa
mea5nscs nea not iaeonsiBtent with The raes Of cvi
seea.c @ ths nshc ch may be deemed NECESSARY to
ahy person born and residing in Tie United stac4
staice nana OF nee owes allegiance to tho United
inty Wbirh sncS nrS aMeSanee is paramount to any
That the Constitution oftbe initial St,tes
s, noi recognise slaves property but An ncs
Ger ihc laws thereof and II is tho rct anduv ~ ~
iae United Statce to offer such neSson+ sucSy "
sSe e. ~, s3 arc nsst calculated to
which they owe, and that tlo aaeiianss C
ssa9ne'pat1on issued BY the Prescnt Of the joitc
measure me- neeesssIv ns. dfg z, 9f '6. January
assp, s I'D .o II Es e ths ass;'''s
thing II the laws constitution IS a an
eoaaf1efx af'e1 H. iRobIHIi!94isssana9s bI9is snns3.a
MIC went into extra session, A5ionrncd tne oca"
HOUSE, /
g WARRINGTON, March 1.-THE Houze naa.ea TIM
senate hll constituting ParkcTsuurr. WcstnTa % .he
MI nj: aRRNaN. Gfts & NSe'Tfly: Of n y o,y.r,, -
in 'n,.a 1hat Where the law exemps o. s. bonds
ate from taxation aud cscape H. q et pe1sGnai cs
bnansnr beTci which arc thrown chiefly on real estate
Retofrfd,. That the Committee on wava md
heans be Instructed MS to tho expediency Of 60
HaEg1ng the Law as not to exempt such bonds FINN
'1a1e aha ana nna; mI1.n?leipai taxation; 'N''1
lAe Icso!ation was adopted.
Mr. GARFIELD, Of Ohio, rcported a hin anthovi ]
II 1Ee m formation Of a regiment ofVetcrau Yolnn-
, 1864-03-10
The Petition Of New Orleans Creolcs
to lhe PreAldent
(From Washington Lettcr1

Mcssrs ]. 3. Rondahez and Capt Arnold Beer
tpnng1n. sscw Orleans crcplet were to-day present
Cd to the President by Judge Kelly OF
Trey 1rc bearers OF a petition signed by ovc1 =
Thousand Of the ancient freedmen of that civ
nearly al Of French descent representing that tie
petitioners ere loyal citizens md natives OF Iouis-
Hun, thht-a large portion Of them are owuers OF
real and al Of them Of personal property, nany OF
tiem being engaged in pursuits ssof trade and me-
rha11cal industry: Rccltirg The language of the
peclstatlon i Of 1nGcpen9enee and the arowed opin
Sialm SI1 to be considered citizens Of the United
Staies they point to the services rendered General
Jack; on at New Orleans BY their fathers; TO the
alae1ty with which ihcy therase2scs re-
tpenoed to the call, first of General Butler
and then Of General Banks. for troops to
tue city against the rebels. to their orderly
.,1ss 70 the fact that they par taxes on ffteen
haMene o. do|lArs-as the reasons why they shoald
" no!h1tted to be fnecribed on the rccistess and
su s I,h's ono PRIVILEGES of electors. Among the
~ 70 1hls petition arc twcnty-cfsAt vetcr-
~, q tne var Of IS who served uner Jackson
~ ~ H. M9o we've soldfcrs, Of them Leutcn.
@11,t FIchch afn,y under Nnpo1eon's first con-
saa,, "Tlofe Louisiana ]Fas eold to the United
nndsT t}a neE e. pfsy simply to have son,e rights
1n;ier ~ ns 1fee government that they then had
fi+ 'ae fclch Government for which thry had
toIEGts Inc President In rrnlgfnr fo fhe rnt3tinr
sau u "ae hts buslness to fish the ioh he hed ~
aano. ana that II he were couytnce1f fhst r. .s M
IFfssIy In oflc1 10 tire rcstorntinn If In~sian..
!. tnSg ehonld he allcwrd 10 yotc he 1rnni1 ~
-, 14t ts petition rcsts It's claim on rural rrnnrds
~ Hna toosc ne lad md would have nefhinT Il,
tfot,i ~ nst tnerelose refer them to the constitn
~ 1Sna Ivnscnuon soon to be held in Ionis,er.
cfcS6, ~ 4'SA4oou "core Con-
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Miss NAcSCssoy's CoScEnT.-Wc hone the NIB
lie Will bear In mind TINT Miss Frederick Ma.nus
sons second concert will take place on Friday even
Ing next at Bryan Hall She will be assisted b5
a1r- Wheeler and 1Er. Ryder, the two Boston gen.
slenen who made such successful debuts last Fri
day evening. Mfss Staab will take part in the pro
ETammc.
The sale ofrescrsed keats fo- Miss Magnusaon's
second concert will commence to-day, at 0 a, u,..
at Mr. Il. Il. Higgins music store, III Randolph
street. The programme, which we publish in ou1
advertising columns, is very hne ono. and the
tickets having been put at 50 ccnts, on account O.
coming within the reach Of great many Of Miss
Magnusson's admirers who would liks to hear
her, are very low for such a musical entertain-
ncnt.
ArsEun.-The Invisible Lady, the Li!1iputs, the
Madagascar Family and the Trained Monkey, AZ a
combination. draw excellent houses. The new
Leeture-room is nearly ready, and will be opened
With mn excellent comedy company.
AcAoEHr.-:The programme for the week L. an
excellent one.
CIRCUS -Shappu and Whitney, the remarkable
gymnasts, have been added to the circus company.
V4R1ETIEs.-Miss Kathleen O'Neil and DICK
sands are drawing good houses at the Varieties.
, 1864-03-10
The Maryland ndctI1odiSt. for
Loyalty and Emuncipufion.


BALTIMORE, March p.-Thc Baltimore Conference
o. Sar 11e Methodist Episcopal Church, in session
asainst e m 10. IN which they declare as follows:
~ ~ LEY Wo owe pledge Of exclusive allegiance
!o1ne Govcrnlnent OF the United States. In wsrnni
IN peace and to IT. constitutional Admnstrton IN
cTeJ erefJ department thereof and that We therefore
aaecttonately exhort our people, who, by position
6s4s Sa%sa 9Th Of ,;'ntsIes ray tempted 10
Gove1nment to eeek the word Of God as aboyn r.
a. 9ed, and net @ esteem loyalty thereto as optional
4ne Of Divine Injunction, and as involving the r.
aioas anty ot prayer and efforts for the festora-
non o. our national unity peace and prosperity Or
n the language Of :he Disciples, to use ali iaad
that be- ~ N14e !o"els
.,; That re VII not receive into the Conference or
itansEans ranks, any man Of known disloyalty,
,1nat Y view Of this great change, In the proy-
1dence Of God which ls taking place IN tie pu6I1c
p n,lRa in ths direction Of in Tia siatc
o. Aafs!ano and elsewhere we believe the time i
not Lar distant when the Baltimore Conference xvii
no no longer be embarrassed IN maintaining thc wilt
upon this subject "
, 1864-03-10
Thc Returning Tide.

Already the veteran regiments, hayin~ cn,ow..
their 30 days furouci., alc beginning 70 rstgro
infantry from Camp Butler and the ioth nfant4
from Quincy letf several days aga. The 11tb .c9,
T1reon) were to leave their rendezvous At on,ncs
ard the 18th {col. 1oomis) Camp B11'cr Tcstcyy,, :,
day. Tho I'D Infantry, Col. Bowen con,tn.n';n1
paeeed through Chicago en- roate for the may :;
ihc Cumberland on Wednesday last, and lie Ell, u,
Illinois cavalry left the same place fDs nsl1nrtm
on TEu1rdny, Most Of these regiments 70 to he
field nearly twice ~. Strong as when they ca.an
bGck to tho State. In few weeks our armies vii
be stronger and more efficient thaa they have ever
been at any 1rcyious a:Age Of the var.
, 1864-03-10
CONGRESSIONAL.


WAeIHSGToE. March 10, 1884,.
On motion OF Ar. FESSENDEN. the Scnate insist
ed upon Its amendment to the Deficiency bill. and
the Vice President yras authorized to apuoint n
committee to confer with that Of the House. The
Senate then proceeded to tho confederation Of the
Grimes and Lime, calling for the feporf and cYi
deEcc Of the Military Commission, Of Which
Gen. Mcdowell Ha3Frcsident.
The molten was rejected By votc OF II tn -.
The Senate then proceeded to tho Consideration
Of the Eqnalizing BIZ. Tie pending amendment
being that Of Mr.. Davis
Nj. DAVIS, Of Ky.; proceeded to address the
Senate at length, in favor Of hie amendment.
Mr. SHERMAN Of Ohio, reported from the II
nance Committee, the House Joint Resolution tn
authorize tho Secretary Of the Treasury to antici
Pnte the payment Of interest On the public debt
with nj amendment as follows: And he In fcre-
By authorized 10 depose OF any gold in the Tre.s-
u1y Of the United States not necessary for The nav
mcnt oftntcrest On the public debt. The Rc4olI,
r. o'clock. ~
Mr.. WILSON Of Mass,. reported from the Mill
, 1864-03-10
RasO1a THE AE1IY OF T'FHE
PETOHIAC.
Another Successful Raid BIZ f.u.tor..
(avniry".COn*ol1datlo Of Army
Corps.

NEW YORK. March o.-The N. T. Irl1unt,s Ar.
my Of the Potomac dispatch, says:
ON Friday Gen: Cnstar, with 500 men, made a
;econnolSEanee to E}y's Ford, on the Rapidau, and
hanks, small portion of Custar'e force CROSSED.
droye the cnemys ptckets In the direction Of Fred.
eilcks5uTg, and secured the country for several
ton, and returned 0sF09'
The Washington specials state that the Tiltou,
captured by the rebels IN Chesapeake Bay, has
followed BY our gunboats to prevent rccapture. r.
The lst and Cd Corps OF the Army OF The Poto-
mac are to be temporarily transferred to the 3D. 9Th
Corps will be Sedgewick, Hancock and Warrcn.
, 1864-03-10

LtvKRroor, Feb 25.-Corroy--Dulf and I'd lowe,
los Amesean and f@hd lower for other Sorts the
Mfddltng Orleans, 2;4d; upiands, esxd. 4"S%'1'
PRovIs1oNs-Steady.
CoSsoLs-a14@MK.
LONDON, Feb. a8.-Consols, after Official hours res,
teeison9. tei9. ci9sed at HH9a7S. Confederate Loan de-.
bales. S So05 ~''ss
DRxApsTUFFe-Dul1a and tending doxuward.
rEoT1s1oNs-Steadv, except Lard, which Is dull
sruAR-An upward tendency.
LONDON. Feb. g, ,eyeninx--Cousols 9r,fa91k. F-e
count. 3' AossA' o'@
nRxADsEr1rs-Flour neglected; extra State 2os Cd
%SSle. Wheat, t!nl1 and partially Id q cwt lower.
Msstesn 4. cea zdGss Id 1naan Corn dull at 2as ID
fEnv1s1o1s-Beefin IN better demand, and IL Cd dear
Bseoa 9utet and Ii lower. Cheese arm. Lard quiet,
, 1864-03-10
LAT Err FROM EUROPE.
The Reported Intention Of Queen Vlc-
tor1a 10 AbdlcTtc the Throne ofErcnt
YRrffnYrp .--N "a %~A ~*As

PORTLAND. March 9.-Thc steamship Nov,
Scotia, iEon l LLIyeEpool 18th and Londonderry aati
| Afa3Es IN schle=wiy arc unchanged.
f. LoId taimefston had announced that orders wc.t
sent to the Cape Of Good Hope release the priy
ecf M aaScaioosa thc international law not Justify
Rumor rays Queen Victoria is about to abdicatc
a a1ai tne f119sG o. MaIes to ascend the throne o
ONE DAY LATER.
PoGT1ASD, March s.7Thc steamer Novia Scotia,
i!on1 Liverpool s5th and Londonderry a6th, has az
1iEtd here with one day's later news.
me London fost Gays tho consent Of several
powers, including Denmark, Is wanting to the pro-
TWO DAYS LATER.
sAEDT uooK, March 9.-The steamer Australia.
sian, from Liverpool s7th, vip Queenstown sSth,
arriyed this morning: She got ashore on point
1se Feb w: oc go 9n
u1fmportaut.
No fighting in schlcswts and nothing new.
1t Is confirmed that Franco assant5 to Confer
cEee. though IN no very earnest spirit.
utatIoa fo@ Ill parfs .! sehesgs ~ dceisfed lis f.
Tae 1oaop aos5 zIe5 Considers a % that the main
point has been gained In the assent Of the great
roEers to conferences md hopes it will produce
.. Fonr Itaiiaa eonspl5ators hare been condemned
to transportation for life.
In the HoEse Of Commons last night Mr.. Hall
burton said thst at rcq1cstof the UnderForeign
Secretary, he Ind postponed his inquiry as to the
negotiations with the United States relative to
their forrtble possession Of the island Of San JUAN
but he would not postpone the Inquiry indchn.
itely.
The Daily Nstrs snys that the Society Of Friends
in London, arc extending their efforts to raise
funds for the liberated negroes in America.
PAR1s, Feb. 2.-Tho CoastifufioH, denying the CT
toncous assertions Of certain papers respecting the
France could not accept the proposal OF confer
ence, It not having yct been made to her.
The Rpefs city article, Eays pEivate ady{ces from
Paris upon which Wc believe reliance can be placed
AMIN allude to the negotiation now in prosTess
to the recognition Of the Confederate
statee By the French Government, although any
otcinl acknowledgement OF this fact would at this
moment bt thought premature and unreliable.
, 1864-03-10

Important Rebel Dispatches via X21c1,.
taOnt9.

FoRrREss SEoSnoa, March s, via Wasu1soroy
March 9.-The Richmond S<atfn<. of the 8tb inst
las the following di5.,atch:
| MERIDIAN. March, fisherman Was ut Canton
| last Wednesday. Our cavalry are fighting, him On
MI sides. There Was heary cannonaGfng at Canton
| all dny Wednesday,. Sherman has takeu n 1,r,c
number Of. negroes. lie leaves the country ,,er-
1ectly Impoverished wherever he has been.
WILMINGTON, March IA blockade steamer yas
eunk on Cape Fcar yesterday.
CHAnI1s7oN, March G.-aM shells haye been fred
at the city since Our last report. Nothing else
new. l.
cnAnlEs1oN March a-one hundred and tveu-
ty-cieht shots were fired at the civ totiay. The
eagmy Ggagnns nfs enfaged r. aaallne ammunition to
ssheonef lying Alongside ths i sken 1oes Sesea ead
,c@M1hiEs7es, a March 4-opc hundred and eight
hours, ending att o'clock this evening. one
While woman WIS ,seriously wounded in The 1eg
shes d 'r1a. ise aet 94ly sasunsE from
ncwB. ;. " ANe4
ORANGE coUn7 11orsE. March 5.-The eycItenc-t
anoas tno Inidcrs has subsidized and all is quiet In
thls department. Tho cause Of the firing at the
l ,oWel fords Yesterday has not been ascertained,
but Is believed to bavc been our altlicry aheIne
ieeb1e demonstration Of the enemy's caValry:
SArA>'NAH, Ga, March "A special to tho Re-
fE6icdn says thata detachment srom two Of otr
fssfments Of cavalry and some Of Infantry, all undcr
Me command Of Col. Andersen, Of the 5th Georria.
attacked The enemy at Camp Finncgan On Tuesdar'
ING camp was fstaken, and the enemy bafi1y
whipped and pursued within three miles Of jacE.
eous1ic. Our loss was seven killed and twentT-
three wounded,
:. The Tallahassee Fzorldidn says: "Two hundred
iankee wounded have been brought to Ills city
since the Estt1e OF olustec. mostly foreigners an
ncgroes The foreigners were miserable looking
ert.not bit too good to be put upon an enEaIitT
W,th ncs1Qes. In tie hospitals, In every case the
wnlcs and 1eesoes wcre laid sidc b7 Side, II or
ger 10 ave toe whites taste OF the equality tilat
,hey are flting tor i further states Tint moSv
have already hcen buried o. The batto. o.t1efd AMI
ttat the rebel dead only numbered one hnndred
died. A'' WIN "'te' "atus
The Savannah He1rs, of February 2Gtt eHys IA
Party Ct fercnty-frc Yankee cavalry went to Gains
VIC laet Teck, captured one hundred and tity Ec-
groes, and conveyed them to Jacksonville
dhe rGbe6 say that, with the exception Of twenty
ms !oft no locomotive since tho war began.
, MlHslRetppi papers endeayor to mike ligat of the
that State.
The chiekaaawha Adrsrtistr, published ut OMIT.
9an vas destroyed BY epecinl orders from Gen.
The publishers Of tho Southern Repunie, at Co.
2n a fait On bherman's approach, and loated down
Gore,nor Brown Of Georgia, telccraphs to the
efe Secretary Of war, requesting him to farIor~b
Members OF the Legislature now serving az OiIcars
q nf1na, az he has called meeting Of tho Le9f.la-
9re Tor the 10th Of March. The rebel Secretary re-
lses' positively refusing to accedc to tho request
, 1864-03-10

,M,AEHlSoIoN, March D.-Thc Rspu51;ean has tbc
ninbt onclal dispatch, which was received last
FORTRESS MoynoE, March 8,
Hon. E. u. Stanton;
Ine Mas Of truce boat is In, bringing over forty.
c;snl omcers and GOO priyates, delivered fof cx
i9e EichMond papers give IN account of Chi.
99 aso eays that Tho Confedcratcs have ordered
(Signed) Trx, rrrr,
, 1864-03-10
Markets by Telegraph.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1tbuno.1
| CIXo1S1ATI. March 9.
tendency at S69s7Hc for Ko. Raw Sugars held Al i
9ieH nnzd refined, 1oa19Xc. The demand Tor ne =
Ne# orleans Mo1asses Is active. and It is held at 7s
f8c; old. 6'@1oc. - ''s7
GEAiN-oats fasm ut 7oc In bulk RE in fair demand
atf1so@l3 Tho demand for Barley ia moderate n
Sl1sSl0 for Spring eand steo@l.25 for Fall. Red
wheat hns advanced &c. and closes with good de-
naaau at sl-o9l<S. Nothing doing In White, which
is held At $lS@1.so. Corn dull at 8Q3Uc.
$50, e''''<'
"H1sKF-Opcned buoyaut and advanced to FIR
closing ar1n. " wv
FEoV1s1oHs-Thcrc is trmer feeling and better
demand for some articles, bnt prices remain IN.
Changed. Shoulders in bnlx sold at 7K@sAc. No,h.
Ing done In Sides. Mess Pork, OF Lard Sales Of B,
con shoulders at exc for city. Lard firm at 1e;(r
S4Ear.eured Hsms arc in good demand al 1sS15Ee'
,odf dfp1cGn~for e Selt ctton We quite now Ohio Seed
new Virginia lent. iaG5Gc.
, 1864-03-10

C1fTok-t!oFe active and abo1t 1c better: 13a1o<
'or e!e1.um V9!aads 7sasGc for Low NIddl1nss.
f1VE-SAade Hfmer with moderate dcmasd a,
ss g 19s Extra Round Hoop OHIO; s7Ss fos
MA1sKH-Irregular and unsettled, and more dotn,
MtsSc i3r hwestesn the market closing quiet
business doing at *1G2a16 for Chicago sprfng: siGi
5 ~ M1sS ,s, Gdsns Gosn dnn and heavy ~
cbdn bInocKR!Es-Cottec quoted without any Important
IETRoLKU4-FfrpA
a, o,1RoyIs1oSs-rork more active and nrmer, xsa.Sa
~ ~ ior mess 81 t5323 for old do: *23 ior
az and new primo, and 81 nca2150 Tor pf1mc rness
f fneeam5afkek hrm With fair demnnd 1t S50oa7oo
CLEO for Tepaeked mess, and SI50eei6,6 for sxts,,
Lnt meats urn nt a@1ec for shoulders, and
Esmsr ~ H q e tos western 10 strive;
Tor western ahorkribhcd Lorti rner ma IN Az ~
haana at l3H@l4ssc. the hitter IN extreme dEure.
, 1864-03-10

=, N1tnout dispostng OF the legislative approprfa-
tion plll the Committee rose aud the uouss nj.
, 1864-03-10

NEW 1oEK. March 9.-Gencra. Hancock address,
cd IN public tho etoc< Doard lo-lay. whfch anh.
fcrissd SstQoto AID In recruiting for bis corns.
TIE receipts Of the Brooklyn Sanitary Faie to
aatc amoEni TO three hundred and th,r; y.iyc tho1
sand dollars. Tee employees OF the NAVY Yard
1Eettc1Gay made up purse ol fire thoasaul dn.I,rs
Inc ehlbit1on was to terminate last eye.lfn:. hnt
open EMIL Tuesday next, for The beneft Of 11onr
families and 6:Eools at an admission f.c OF tTysn
tE-ave cents. The New York Fair viii be- formal
II iEaCcuratsd or the 18th inat ~ 'SAA'"t
, 1864-03-10

AVE-" I OGA Ek0EA auAfk&1-tQ0tCh H.
sToGks1HIehes. Mo: sg; :sk; Pae. Nail :to; can-
Gta 49,: Harlem IL: Reading 1i3 II. e. in1 ii. ).
1ea4 &; scrip 1s7a G. 12lk; Gal: q Chi. l2i
GGs4; Y, c. Isl: A: d T. Il. 791 do. phI a
, 1864-03-10
The Great OIL Creek Conflu-.r,-
.f1ON-LOS3. AHEfl 0{4f1

P1TTsEuEa, March a.-The fire at Oh Cfty occur.
r.. Tsd q aesnt On o'clock Wene:aay ., and Is sap
Rosea & @ 70 nave e:cgat rom thc Kcyson well, few
eae nnd o1l, sshfeh fowed directly besweea the
tanks Ga o. t,e Maple Shade By some mems, not ~
yel aseeslEed this oil and gas caught Tire, and in
!eM Mcts snta NC whole space nsonnd the S:elI was
enyeloFcd IN the dames. Tic lat Tor distance Of
eisEty reds below was burned over. The loss, as
neas as We can get It viii not exceed barrels
tanks. &c, lost, Will be 4lQIt SlalnM ~ Wy
, 1864-03-10
. From KaEsns.

LEAvENwoRrH, Kansas, March 9.-An unsucccss.
~ attempt was made BIZ the Union Leasne Last
night to resclnd the resolution denouncnS fbe Ser
atot1ol election: The members Of the legislature
.Kec1nit'ng progresses rapidly, and Kansas will
, 1864-03-10
FROM CINCINNATI.


ltfom out Spec1a1 Cosrcapondcnt1
CINCINNATI, March 0, 1864,
The Gazette Of to-dpy has the following; Sec
fefary Chase has accspted the action Of Union
members Of the Qo Legislature as decisive in re-.
ga1to hts candidacy for the Presidency, and is d.
sirous that the harmony OF the Union party shall
not be disturbed. lie expresses the wish that bis
name be considered withdrawn from the canvass
faul Ialvern, sut1er Of the 1st Wis. cavalry, was
murdered near Nicholasvi1e. Ky,, last Fridoy, by
come unknown parIfe4
, 1864-03-10

ST. LOUIS, March 9.-Gen. Rosecrans bn. fssuei
special order, requiring all persons attending re-
lgtoEs conventions, assemblies, synods, confe1cn,
to take the most stringent oath Of allesiapce, and
any Violation Of this order will subject The assem-
blages to dispersion by the Provost Marshal.
, 1864-03-10

WAtnIN6roS, March 9-It is understood in we'll
Informed t! quarters. that Gen. sherman's sxnedi-
Atlanta, az vas repeatedly Inserted but that II ,ls
ter the express purpose Of cutting OF the rebel SUD
pl1er; and mpoFerishing the section OF country n
he successfully accOmulIshe7 ~~'
, 1864-03-10

FoRTREss MoHEoE, March :, yia WAsu1Scros
March o:-Thc flag Of truce steamer New York az
1tEed this evening from City Poin. with seven h1n
dfed Union prisoners, exchanged for aa caual mum
Der Of Confederate prisoners who were taken m
Iho 1llGhmond 1Vhig Of the 7th Inst. says
Eight hundred and sixty y-one prisoners arrived her
changed under stlpntations of the cartel. It #
hoped that regular exchanges will be resumed fol
, 1864-03-10

Soldiers Homc.-The following are the ar
rivals ut the Soldiers Home during the a4 houzs
ending last night:
= MIaots7E. .1a G: Carpenter, B, s9th; II. H. cutcr
2!1h; 7. e; clarE. :, 18th Z. s. Gordon, +, 1fth
-: campbell, c. 5cd; E. Hughes, z, 9th s. HoG-
" Welsott, i, sbth; r Berry, 3, iii r. can. u.
ron. +, oGth; T; HOT bo1er, G, 9th; a. Hughes,
{, 9Th D. Losde, !, cath: ]. q, Hayes. B 39th
.. ?. Hath, G, sd j. n. Hoskins, B, s7th: u. I
d:ie, 3 9Th: ]. Hokla5, B, 57th {. Everett, G.
@th; U. y. Seer, K~1l7th; q. Miller, B, 10Th.
e. Geweu. E, 9Th : b. Felton,, Z, 5th. - o'A
r, HtScGn&nER. z. Atkinson, q, a1st: c, II,
g9ulde' h, 18th; H. T. Bo;ls, c, Sd; II. Wells, F,
o.; Aa7nesota-A. Bamber, F; list; 4. Fl. Reed, f,
OAao-H. Fulton. 18th.
.Hdtsdchueetks-J II. Flood.
Nschfgan-L. c. johnson. 4, 18th,
D., 10th. - '-A'1s''s0''
:Rsnnsy1ronia- Il. Houser, l, uth.
, 1864-03-10

EEw HAVEN, Ct., March 9.-P. Peset, psoml-
nent merchant In New Yorz, during morc than
fsrty years, died at his residence in thIs city Ga
Tuesday morning, aged scventy-cight years.
, 1864-03-10

NEW HAVEN, March "a most di.astrou. fro IN
Mertden this morning, consumed t,ro or threc
Mocks, including tho First National Bank Of West
sie51dcn and the Post-ofitcc. One man was killed
, 1864-03-10
FROM CAIEO ANN nEyo.v


11I1cst At FuUucA3t-U11I5tNFY Mattcra
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribpnc,1
.... cAIno, MasrA 0, 1868.
man named Solomon Adler Was yesterday ar-
lested oy Provost Marshal Gibson, ut Paducah.
n.y. charged with the embezzlcment OF large sum
OF money at Memphis.
Ninety-fivo thousand dollars were fnnnd mn, b,a
person.
One hundred and dity new recruits 70, the 14tb
Miss'salppi regimcat arrived here today and 20
below on the City of Alton.