, 1864-03-23

Ing the 8ecreta-y OF the Treasury to sttpuate to1
the .felease from att9ehment or other process.
ens5e Gs to arrange
use property 1t wants without waiting & fos icsai
tbs HOUSE passed the seu.te bill aat1orizine
lind, and app:opriatins 81, DO therefor. go.
The House resumed the consideration Of the R5r~
The Quicksiiver case still remains in abeyanca
IN the Supreme Court. It WIS not reached on sas"
41daJ 4he judges hold another 59ssS meeting on
The Wo41d't Washington dispatch says:
"Iu pursuance Of the c1rncst request Of Aa1,lfal
the Sy DEPARTMENT IT hss nt1 91deTsd tsa
monitor onondaga prepared tor service in the Gulf
week. Orders have been Issue for the canouieus,
The Rsrald's Washinst On special says:
pd b sd 70 @ M ms 1at n G safRus
ssa nts
fse 81 e e. tn
mo Eeltance is to bc placed upon the numerous
reports sent from here OF the terms Of the new tar
Of Ways and Means are themselves still ignorant
e TIE ct tsx taat TIT 6e imposed on some OF
NEW YoHK, March a2,-Richmnna papers OF the
15th Inst. have been received Tho following Is gu
6oT. clarkc his ordered meeting Of the Les1s-
hture st Macon. Ca, On the eth Inst. The tele-
graph Is working as formerly In Mississippi, the
damage done to tho lint. by the Yankees hsVtng
been repaired. 4 lssge force Is at work On the
aen de e. aene Is p1osfed Roas from
the Council Of Richmond.
PETrrsnunn, March 14.-capt. Edenbroueh and
M day & s R9a e
schooner Jn1i& Baker, Of Portland, loaded with
The Captain and crew and three negroes were
brought Of, and the vcascl burned. She was
valued at 91dG01- Several vessels and guuboats
were close by, but our men were not tatetfared
There il NJ doubt Of the fact that Ice Is daily re-
ccfYfng xccesaiona TO his army, and Is preparing
fer an carly openins Of the approaching campaign.
1ss, ms ys Il nsRg
II formidable. Infantry arc coming up from ya-
rlous quartetA, xud in few weeka wa shall doubt
tsst III Ss Wheh mi @ lat scasoa as
has not yet commenced. All tho Corps remaIn In
@ ePes e e
into the I'd and 9Th Corps.
IN NV Yosk, Marsh = 3-specs1s state the Tas
h is nsaFlg *s1 so%p,reea md will be reported to
Most Of Gen. Grants staff arrived At Washingion
General to 60 the front.
Apo <7CN<ElAl$ VI LUG 1IEn6Al} ll*s given
orders prohibiting the shipment Of American coa1
to Canada.
WIsuraros, March se.-An unusually large
number OF bidders were present to-day, to bid for
furnishlng -four The Ccmmissasy department
offers were made for g 900 barrels, The bids ranged
from $50 to s -, only No. flour was accepted.
The case OF the Santiago Brig Mardello as1inst
Matilda G. Gray and others, California land case
involving large amount Of valuahlo land Of sau
Francisco VIVA before the Superior Court to-day aud
excited 1aore than ordinary interest The 9pening
New York Hr. Carlta1e will reply tomorrow.
New YoRK, March 22.-The Es1snaeyridr4 Wash-
Inetol special says Gen. Hancock IL summoned be-
fore the War Committee day, to testify Is to the
management oE the Army Of the Potomac.
Indications now arc that Meade N1lI be temposa-
rily retained In command Of the ntay which Is to
be divided into three diSidsps. under SedgT1c}c,
Hancock ard Warren. Gen. Grant will also hare
two corps uEder Burnside and atGel>
Official 1drfces from Arkansas state that theFo Is
steady return there OF cidzeus 10 their allegiance
many prominent 1ebee being among the number.
Gen. Albert Pike has, It Is averred made oSertures
for an amnesty.
The Hosfs special sass the charge that the Coy
etnment has paid transportation Tor civilians to re-
turn home to yote, Is ascertained to be entirely
false.
The Committee on Elections has taken up the
Kentucky contested election caee. It is upon al
eyed military interference.