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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
Mbfhafuna Der Sflaoerei bmr6 bic
Scr. 9taaten Contribution.

guf bic 55be her Mnl6auuns tes
Senator6 Gunner, rer Die Contribution
Der Ser. Staaten tabin ameneirt pi1en
Mill, ta6 tur1 lie nidt ,ur bic @tlapes
rei, ioncern aus bic bis jest ;u lln9uns
fen pir Gartioen beitanrene NeGtsun-
eleidbei! pcr tcm WeleBe oufoeboten
wirc, l@eint ild leiper bic Mebr3abl Der
Nepublifaner nod nidt erbeben Su f6nz
,en, tpd 0immen iiie NIT Gunner peniaz
itens BARN therein, tab Gin rie Sfiaverei
perbietenceS Enhancement III ne @pnfi>
tuition aufgenummen merpen mub. DaS
SulSccmite hes @enateS bat nem'i6
rurd 5errn Grumtuu felaences Mmcns
dement, CUR Contribution ppr8ei6la9en:
Nrtifel Is, Settion l. Weper Stla,
serct mod unfreimiQise Dienntarfeit,
auber ais Strafe fit Gin @eybrcden,
ts1en tie tetrefenre Yeripn 9ebSrts
ldulcis befuncen 1T, loI innerbalb
Ter Scr. Staaten prer all ir9eno 'einem
ibrer Surisriftirn unterworfenen YlaBe
te1eben.
Settipn 2. Der @pnereb lpQ bic
@emalt batsn, rielsn Nrtitel pur9
on8eme1ene @e(ebaebun9 ~ Suuitre<
den.
Dae uns cine N%menpirun0 Der @onni,
tuition i'm 0eii Sumner'5 lieber >p1re,
als cas eben m~itaetteilte Enhancement,
yeritebt li@ yon ielter. SepenfaQs be-
seihnet, ater aud tas ,Mmenbemcnt ber
Suti;z@ Commit (ion etnen un9ebeu:cnTp Sort
ldritt uno ,penr man niht Naes auf
einmal erreiben fam, - mue :nan eten
ramit ;ufrieren lein, es ftIdmeilt unc
aQmdbli6 ~ befommsn.
lleberbieB 1inp madere rotitale Sena=
loren tereits temItt, rie' &edtSunolei9=
belt Ter Garbi0en eur6 paNente @eiete
a%ufSubeben orer meni9ftens 3u mileern.
81 bat !. g. Senator @raB Bromn pon
Mi0ouri gu her @enlcriptionstiQ Gin
Enhancement por9cl6lo9en, raS bic
neutrality-suspicious. res prdGcen
ten beltatist eie Sflaperei a%llen,balten in
ben Ser. Staaten Yerbietet, bic Mu5bez
buns uno Gonleriptirn modenfdbiser
6arti9en anorpnet unc ben Gorbt l.
9en bas Me@t 9:bt ppr De II
@eri@ten 9eraoe 70 gut wie
aneere 8ur9er ais &ld9er
unb 3eu9enaufSulrcten
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
cine rebt ,peite rutifale Diferen, bette

cine rebt tpeitt raeifale. Diferen3 betez
ben, ,penr tie Democratic ii@ Der @of<
nuns auf Grfpl9 bin9etsn Woue. De-
llnteri6iep Swilben racifalsr unr eon=
Ritationeller &rie9sfdbyun8 lei ~ unte.
oeutenb. Is tirfe G@ %iibsrbaupt niat un,
bic Tubruns pes &rie1es, ionrern I'M
ben &rieo ielbf banreln; pieitn ltbteren
miiGe bic remotratiide Yartsi an9reifen
uno fir Briecen-Triecen INN iepen:prei8
-Grieren auf Ter 8ali5 Der Trennun9
Der Union u. Mnertennu,s Ter iicliden
CONFIRMATION -einneten!
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
unterbanolune nit G%ne1ano tpe9et
Scr 9irnr BON minnefota.

Der Yrdlioeut lberlanrte Dor eini0en
la9en Gem Senat elmo 8ctl9aft NIT eiz
Nor Miubeiluno pcs Staata letretdrs Ct
marc unp re6 Sen. prpe in 8etuf rer
S'rur: Sneianer, welhe, ME Semarp fi9
auecrildl, niGa Sabre 1862 III Minnelpta
JiyilIVaitn uuo p!%inrsrunacn te9tneen
unc iid jegt in cie nIrrlid pom Minnez
iota selcaenen britiiben 8siBuneen &C.,
fliidtet BADEN, moielbR le Don cenBsbbr<
cen ern1hrt .msrecn." Sewaro tbeilt
Die Nnllat res Sen. Yope, wo,nad BE
tEitllAsn 8ebIrren entrcrer pisle Snri>
amer BON feincliden GinfiQen auf bas
Oetict rsr Ser. Staaten abbolten ocer
cen Ser. Staaten Iruppen erlauten louz
ten, eielslten 5u pe~rIol9en, 81 jerftreuen
unc ;u ercriifsn.
Sbine Nnii6ten unp Goreerun9sn ent<
midelte Sswarp aud in einem SGreiten
an rem enalilden 0eluncten 2pro 2ypns.
Dieler ermiecerte unter'm %. Sanuar
1864, CT babe bic Sa6e ieiner &e9ieruna
pcraeleat mslde ie unAcldumt in lurefll>
ti9e Grwd9unb ;teben wryre.
Yope ben,ertt, bic ensliihen DebHrcen
bdtten in ienen 0esencen feline Gruppen=
madt I'm cieie Snoianer gu contrpQiren
ODER lic uon GinfaQsn auf unler @ebiet
a~t;uta!ten ; wubl ater o%ewdbrten ie piez
len Sncianern S9uB une Nabrunos=
mitttl, r15rene bic @ilpen, renn man
ite id leltf aberlie6e, rur6 9un9er CUR
ueterAabe uno llnttrweriuna sestpun9en
percen mirren +; pur6 Die @una Ter bri>
tiiden 8sb6.ren miircen le in nStanr
asisBt, i'm Gtiiblabr ibre barbari1en
Mn9riffs auf unlere @rtn;andeelunsen
wiscer ~ be9innen, ,pptet ibnen ftcts
Die 3uaubt auf tritiftes @ebiet Offer
tInre.
Bir molten nun 1tben, ,pas @arl guls
ieI autrrortet. Mill CT i!h ni4t gun,
MuIduloiaen ser Siour. 8eiien MAIDEN,
70 mub er Den Ser. Staaten ricGnaubnie
cr!bei'sn, eicirlben oui tritildem @ettat
XII %bcfdmpfsn, rcer CT mus ua9eiiumt
tritiide 1ruppen sur Belsilisun0 bic er
furdt5ar tluti9en nuisance" mad rem,
tetreHsnren Sbeil Dee britildamerifani.
ltsn 8ellvunAen cirisiren lailsn. s. t3.)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20

Mir baben fir un{ere ieb, seraumisen neuen
gotalitatsn uniert Ginfdufe Sseen bic fruberer
SABRE oereoppslt, in periGiebenen Branden per-
oret1a9t in Der Mbll9t, unlerm @el6afte cine
ereBere NuSoebnune 3u 8eben gnt mir bp6en> ta6
oansIee nunu1ebr als oasa usefbtbnteit e unb srSBte
in Minneiota. fir bie3utunft l9 ~ee7elben aute1
&ufes unb gertrauens III ~erfreueu baten tperte
als pomit uniere Girma btebrt murte.
Sur 8aufeute I'M 2ante erloubsn mir uns bic
8en1ertung bag untere Bebineuneen fir Wieter-
e%ertaufer iebr silnltis seieQt uub mir Zen tics-
;;11s5rigtn abncrm biaieen Gintaufen 3ufolee in Der
Sage limb, gortbeile 3u bieten, mic fru6er nod
mic. unler PARTNER, 9errG Mabler, bat bic
Nelort unlerss @eitaftes spr3uneben nternrm=
mtn uno pirb es in ieiner senpbnten @eiie F6
aa9eleaen iein laRen, lpwobl gHbrle1ale ais 9te-
iailsertaufe CUR beionberen 3ufriebenbeitber Ser
reu 8Gufer 3u efeetui1eu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20

SflaSen &piut0t, bic Summe ron 800
trbalten ieQ, penn CT Der ~3uftduci9en Be<
bSroe einer 9uten unb redt59Iltiaen
Trettrief fit ten 10 ein9ereibten Sflapen
3ufeQt. Dieter Greibrief loQ reccrpirt
wereen u,,o Dem Ne9er $50 bel ieiner Gin
muferunS unc $50 bd ieiner ebrenppQen
G%ntlal1un9 bejablt tpercen."
6iepur@ befomr,t al(p ni9t ,1ur Der
Stlapenbalter 81 rer Gntlddpi9uno bin,
rel&e ibm tie 9. ct. be3ablen, nod cine
aniebnli&e prdmie, ionbern Der Meoer
felbft erbdlt neten ieinem Greibriefe nod
Elm bQbf@e6 @elp9eident.
ST. has patriptt19? =
Die 6ublon,&io (New. yorD Gilen<
babn>D DIRECTION berednet YoQe pa6aae<
preiie fir bic Bef1rperung Der 2ei9en auf
cen S@ladtfelpe 9efauener 9elben
SbD a.me 1 meigent5n>
nea?- Mus @odefter, 81. g., erfabren
mir, pas Elm 9emi0er G;ra Council auf
cen eeideipten Ginfau fam, $50 Belobz
nunS fit bic pprtioe @olpital Nip @reietp
ausSuleben, rent1 ild IL Damen fanben,
bic i'm Stanpe tpdren, einen eansen Eae
bel ibrer &rbeit nt&t ;u ipred.n. Mcn
9lauttc admli6 bemertt III baben, pab
i'm @prt&en beceutene rnebr 9eleifet tpurz
Be, ols ME nerbiltnibmdbia i'm Ndben.
Dabsr bic Sferte tteies patripten gum
Muben Der arrnen Solpaten. Sc fanttu
il@ ,pirtli& fanfSebn aufopferune6fdbtoe
Damen, bic I@ fart eenus elaubten, bic,
JET Nuf9abe oepad(en iu iein unb faf
:lin8t IS pie Gin Mdbr@en, penn berid,
ttt tpiro, bab Il Gage pier3ebn) es in Der
Ebat Youbradt bdtten unb ,,llr cine ba,
pom Der 8trflbruns ni@t babe piptrfeben
t1nnen. @ie piel ron ienen Danen In,
oei1er In Gpl9e rieier unueni9liden Mn>
ftren9u1'9 ipdter front 9erorten, laeint
abfdtlid seridwiebsn 81 tperren.
5eltfame Greubenbe3eua<
un9.- SameS @iu, Elm Nrbeiter ~
Milapelpbia, fam tirSli6 in eiaen unz
oerboHtrn 8eiB pom 10000 Dou., alma
Dor Greueen ms @irtbsbaus, febrte Be-
tru'1teu bsim unb i@lu9 feline Grau tpbt.
Was Elm Gb.e M ann mertb
r. Sn st. 2ouiS erbielt cine Grau
tar3lt@ pcn benz 0eri@t In elmer &laae
9e9tln BE st. 2cuis Giienbabn>@ e(.ul4aft
$4,000 S@oseneriab 3u9e(pro9tn. SIR
Mann mar bur& einsn ln8IQdsfau auf
her Babn un's 2eSen eetoumeu.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
DaS Nrooramm Der Tricoens.D en1o=
frnfic.

Der Cincinnati Gnquirer, bas Drsan
Der 0aQanoi99an,z unp Seymour>D emp<
tratcn, serlan9t Don her veemptratilden"
Nationalz Convention, bic am 4. Juli In
@btcn9o 3ulan; mentreten ,pirb, taB fe
cine Triecens plattform auffeuen ioQte,
Gr ealculirt 70: 3wilaen ben prp0rattz
men Der beieen 8rpben Yarteien miil1e
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
u epmbliFanifde staats Gcnpeutipn.

lCpUUitINls1 ICVS SIANAS
Cine StaatS. Convention 0Qcr tebineuusslnien
@a'tti sntasaen nm uns vi Bic st as9snpsrt iaas %stionsls
Hssierutt9 III ibreN nrrB.u MaErsgelu, bic llnipu
su erbaltsn unp bic Netsaicn nieesrsuIrstrn. IN.
ierfigeu, >pirO l9 in SnssrluNs Sale III ct.
9aul
am Mittwr1, 2. Mdr; 1864,
II llbr &prmittass, Y:ylammsln, fir ten 3wed,
Delcaaten III crnsnuen, Minnsl rta in Der u0d'
Pen Maticual< Convention Su Serireten.
Die 5timnensabl Der Staat5 vabl Ypu lebtcm
$osrtlt wuree ais gaIis Der @srtrs!u,a %arrptirt.
Seees County If su ciuem EslsSatcn fir ieee $50
obsescteue Stimn1st terecptiyt, une IN einsm su-
lsBli4sn 0slesatsn fir jepen Srudtbeil spn 100
reer baritter. -
CN;n , al Scr q cfe ,nte,, E%A +,;e f,J,4.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
MQcrneuefcs
in
SSinter > @Qorcu
bal oeten pcS Newzy crf

batloeten pcS Newzycrf
.rbalten unt oTerirtbem publ,:um BON ct. San,
cmie Der unt8e8enb in Der REHABILITATION QusnohI
unb ~ ben biQigfen . reilen biz Sanblunoppn
.. SO. SnaerioQ u. @pmp.,
il i1rem
''euen Steins. bdube an Ser 3. @tra6e
nabe Der Bride
ct. 9aul, Minnefpta.
IN 6ol $ bee Rrie8es llnb, mie alatmtin BE-.
tannt. bic -preife Der Baumppuen, Meoren BE-
beutenb 8sltie8en; ba mir ater einen orp6en Dor.
ratb Don pieien Waartn babsn, ter sor te1 e teio-
un9 9etautt tpurbe, 10 iinb mir in @taub oe5ekt.
otele biQietr3u strfaufeu. ais irsent tin anbtrss
@e(9aft in Der Gtatt.
Terner baben mir
2leiberfofe mub @aaren fir
Oameu,
ais MansiQsn, @tawls, Glpats, 5ans(duseu
@trumpf~aartn ,e. &C., lopis
Eu6e uno @,roerobezM rtifel fur 6e,reu
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
Bi(li0es gn0ros un0 Gn0et0i(
111,b @bub>
@eI1Qft
Gpnrat 6ptidu,
S%adlonfrabe, 3miiden Der 5. II. 6. ctr.
(Shurmeier'8 8lcf)

[SWurmeler8 Bl0d)
.paul, Minn.
Ganefaufeute amfeepa6t! @ic fiber,
Da1: d aud nit benz Be9iune bic es Jriibiabrs
Dtsper mem 9auptausenmerf auf bas @boielale-
@el9att seridtet une tperse beBbalb tets elm
rei&baltisss U lortement CUR Disppiitirr baten.
Da i'd meine Waaren brett npn ben erp6en
Wanufaeturen bes Sfene fur rGalb" bsaiebe, 70
bin t9 In ben @tane seiebt, Wieoeserfdufer
pic ar0Bttn WrrtbeIesu bieten. 8eleQuneen BON
eath' 8au aeuten iperten piinft.id be loret.
0leidfaas merten aQe @prten @tieisln unit
S1ute auf BeaeQun9 mobern, eauerbaft uub
trpmp: angeierti8t fir bic ben barten 3siten pal-
fesDes. preilen.
Hnnrnh G1rhinr
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1864-02-20
Sn $erren=M rtifeln -,
AID:

Tu@e,. 8ufsfins, @a0imeres, Mefen,
Graoatter1 ,c.
fSnnen mir an6erurtentli9 biaise Yrei1s aeuen,
ea mir 1p!&e tbeilreiie Direct imprrtiren.
o. @ir erlauben uns nod lie 6errcn Saul
leute bes @taatee Minnelota auf unier beecuten>
hes Gnero8sQaeer aufn,erflam gu maiden
uno tperesn es ertpabnte 8reunbe in ibrsm Sn-
terelle Fneen, unitre @aarsn unb Yreile su pra~
fen, teeor le iid enti9lieben, ansmirtise Marfts
au btiuden,, mir miien, benn tafir burat uustie
i3unabme u~nierer Gngrus<a unbl9a ft, taB mir
einen 9erren lei Meitem biaieere preile ieaen
unb cine grGbere Nuspabl bieteu %fUnneu> ais
St enb Ell, aneerta bieiees 5ous, linc oter out
ibtrieuet, eab mir bic @uncurren1 aneercr Ylate,
als 0bieasc, Milmautee ,e. auebaltea tvnnen.
Suffice, GprepouAb & Gcmp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Columbia, from Galway Jan.
O. arrived at st. Johns n. f., Sunday. Hex dates
two days later.
II is seni-oiiicially announced that Archduke
Macmillan will soon visit Paris and from there sail
with requisite reGnorcements for Mexico where he
poets to arrive before the end Of March, Capitalists
taid 10 oyorwhelm him with offers Of money on the
simple guaranty of his accession to the throne.
The address moved in the French Lcgisla-
tve Body to the Emperor very pacific toward Rus ia
and loudly cStos the Emperors scheme for Congress
The Rebel steamer Florida, at Brest, having
nearly completed her repairs, was TO sa ia February.
French vessel was 10 accompany her. well as tie
Kearsorge. which was anchored about 200 yards from
the Florida.
The Anglo Chinese feet fitted out in England
has returned as Prince Kung has refused to raty the
bargain.
The Holsten question has still a threatening
aspect The Danes have completely evacuated Holsein.
AT the same time the Danish Government have
called for 1900 reserve troops. and issued pro
clsnaton in which it cleared that the honor OF the
country is 10 be upheld with peace, or, II necessary y
force Of sDs Al Copenhagen 1t was believed mat Tue
trenoh aud English feet will soon appear in Danish
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
CONGRESS.

SES,IE Jan. Is-The bill 10 promote enlistmenfs
wa reported back. A bill TO establish Bureau Of
Emancipation was reported. resolution was pro
posed TO abolish the "cOlo" qualification in carrying
the mails The resolutions 70 expcl Senator Davis were
referred 10 the Judiciary Committee. The Enrolment
bin was after considerable discussion adopted without
important alteration by 80 Yeas 10 10 Nays The rcso-
buttons Of thanks to Gems. Hooker Meade Howard,
Burnside and Banks and their men, were adopted The
bill 10 promote the sale and settlement OF unoccuped
pubic lauls Incorporating the North American Land
and Emigration Company referred 70 tie Commit
tee on gricuturc. The resolution Of thanks 70 Cor
nelius Vanderbilt for his Gift Of the steamship Wander
bit 10 the Government passed. Adjourned.
HcUsE-Mr Dawson submitted resolutions requiring
the President to receive any State thet viii submit to
the Government protect her from internal Interference
with her local laws and guarantee the people oil rights
given them y tie Federal Constitution. Tabled - 20
So Tie resolution instructing tho Committee on Mill
tary Affairs to inquire into the prOprety OF exemptng
acti7e clergymen Of oil denominations from the DRAFT
was laid On the table by large majority. Mr. Cox
waited TO take the business of exchange Of prisoners
out Of the hands Of General Butler aud give it 10 IA
Board Of Commissioners. The House respectfully de-
olined 81 to J6 Resolutions passed authorizing
the Committee OF the Conduct Of tie War TO inquire
Into al contracts made vita any OF the Departments
and to sit such times and places they may think
proper during the recess Of Congress. resolution
lies over proposing close the present session Of Con-
grcss on the third Monday Of April. bin was r.
fcrred giving cbapans the rank Of captain Of cavalry
Tie WAYS and Means Committee were instructed to
inquire TO the expediency OF repeating the tariff on
printing paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
Terms of The Tribune.
NEWS OF THE DAY.



We have another inStallmcnt of Rebel papers,
coming down to the 18th. bill is in Congress TO re-
peal the act authorizing partisan rangers (guerras)
tie South having got enough of robbery and murder
Some genius Las got Bird Of Art" or flying ma
chine with which he proposes to cruise about above
common range and drop shells into Yankee camps and
ships lie is begging in vain for none! to start me
bird We have more swearing about Beast Butler. and
reiteraor that they viii never never, mover treat with
the Brute We shall see. Robert Ould Rebel commits
soner for a., exchange OF prisoners, has relieved his
feelings by sending in all the correspondence on the sub
iect with side notes and comments going 10 show what
q laitlcss and insulting set the Northcrners are one
p,per learns that white officer and two negro soldiers
ol Gen. Nildcs command CTnon) in North Carolina
have been taken. and will be hung the spot where
Cen. Wilde strung up guerrilla murderer. There IS
some uncssineSs about Yankee movements ON the
lower Potomac An order TO issue very soon Tom
the War Department giving all those who have put
substitutes in the army sufficient time say ten days to
scc tie branch of service and the military organla
;i,u in which they prefer to enlist. rumor was Cur
icat that Mexico had recognized the Confederacy "r
1t was Suggested that Louis Napoleon w az
the bottom of il. Confederate paymasteI
las defaulea with s5CO00o The negro hrine'
ave not satisfactory Uor sla'eowners). PROVISIONS
are up and wages down. Tie Rebels are
nervous about Wilmington and expect Union attack
there NJ any moment The presence Of Butler at Fort
Iess Monroe annoys them beyond endurance they look
for no mecy at his hands and quite sure that his
restless brain viii get up campaign that will give
them trouble. If Wilmington is taken (says me
Uzie) Charleston falls by attack in the rear The
Rebels are greatly disappointed OF TIE Tcnlisiment Of
the Union three-years and confess that the hope
of Iincoln's being left without men is a fond
follacy. Thcreupon they renew their cry foI
more men in their armies Their editorial articles
arc pregnant with evidences Of hopeessuess in faci
almost depair In spite Of brag and buster the dire
f., want oi men and means will BE- manih sted. some
of the papers talk 10 Davis and his crew in manner
more f,fciblc than complimentary, aud the most hope
f Of theu find little tighten the settled gloom OF the
position
Gen. Gilmore is trying the strength OF one
Of his 3ODpounder PARROTS The gun .s sighted for
Charleston and has been fred at intervals Of 10 min.
utcs about 200 times dropping shell each time into
the cradle Of Secession. Thus far the gun gives 10
sign Of failing; but it will be worked until ii bursts or
otherwise gives out.
Complaint is made Of extortion by suffers in
the Army Of the Potomac They charge 90 cents per
n for candles 40 FOR cheese co for butter. 30 for
salsagc GO cents per dozen for eggs and 80 cents
quirc for note paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19

aforesaid Committee. to be a thoroughly up
right, capable patriot, who will dig square down
to the bottom of this business but we do not
believe he can reach it at Washington. lie will
need to examine records files, books docu-
ments, some of which cannot be spared from the
Custom-House, and which are in all too bulky
to be taken to Washington, since any witnesses
testimony may create or disclose necessity of
scrutinizing some one as yet unthought of. And
a hundred witnesses may be called to Washing
ton, yet not include the two or three who can
throw most light on the subject.
We trust, therefore, that Mr.. IIulburd's Com
mittee may come on TO this City, or send two or
three of their number with ample power to cx-
anime witnesses and send for books, records,
and papers. Let us have the matter thoroughly
investigated now, so that proper and efficient
remedies for each subssting abuse may be ap-
piled. Let everything be held up to the light,
and note who shrinks from it, if any do BE
thorough
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19
COL D-GiuIsLINC.

The Commerciat objects TO bill said to be
in preparation at Washington "to prevent
Gambling in Gold" by heavily taxing all deal
ing in it--askng this question:
Since when hns II been discovered That anticipating
and providing for the future wants If the community,
is gambling. and deserves legal pcnaliies Ii there any
difference between anticipating our iuturo wants oil
gold and that of.any other Of Our wanisr
1t is possible that bill has been projected
TO which the above criticisms may apply; but
we protest against bets on the price of Gold ut
a future day (and such arc all time con-
tracts for the delivery of Gold) being charac-
tcrzcd by the soft words employed by The Conn
mved. If A has Gold, he has natural right
to sell il for the most he can get Ii. Ii wants
Gold he has right to buy ii rs chcaply as he
can. This is not properly gambling; but AS
buying of b $4,000 or $780, seller thir-
ty, or on any other terms of future delivery, is
gambling and nothing else. Nay, more: ii is a
very perniciou', unpairioic species Of gambling,
as the intercepted Rebel correspondence recent
ly published by Us tends to establish. The
traitors among Us daIbled III it. hoping to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19

hAlNAis Jhl D.
II is confirmed that Macmillan will vSit
Paris and reach Mexico before the end of March via
requisite achievements.
The Holstein question shows an increasing emoittel
meut The Tints continues 10 take gloomy views, aha
says the Germans are watching still upon events whh
events threaten and more 10 be master rather sAa
guide.
The address 10 Napoleon introduced in the Cofps
egisatf on the al II expresses the hope that oene
fetal results may speedily be derived by France ron
the Chinese and tie Mexican expeditions IL J, te1!
pacific in tone toward Russia and Poland. and louaJ
extos The Emperur's scheme for Congress.
The Rebel steamer Florida had completed her rephH
at Brcst and anchored about 300 yards from The Mar
sarge. She would sail in February. 4 French 'sss'
will accompany each nj an interval Of q hours
Theudictmeut OF Messrs. King aud hechAn Las 0e''
removed into the Court OF Queens Bench
LONDON Jan 1t Is the general belief IN CopennS
gen that The French and English feet will soon aPges
in the Danish waters Large ittnOrcenOnis WIZ "
sent TO the Island of funen. =, u..so "A.
berlin Jan. a--ln tie Chambers, VI. bsmais
yocated freedom OF action on the part oi the WV ~
uent Ne hoped the Chambers Wouid not coMiei NV
Government 10 obtain means on Crown luihohy. IA.
CoPENHAGEN. Jan. 5.--lhe Danish G0'es-meH' No.
called out Il, 900 reserve troops IN,
A proclamation OF the King to the army says ..
new wear finds Won IN arms for The defense OF yoe \.
try our motto is Honor Of Country, ana II sAa. -.
upheld with peace or II necessary, by force 81 rhs,
No life is too precious for tie salvation Of the r.S
land From rs former struggles the army lbs wv nj
It's experienced leaders whom the young troops .sr,
low with enthusiasm. Courage, not Ruaipe's ~''S'
leads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19

The news contained in our special correspond
euce from Japan has been anticipated by some
later accounts, but the Letter furnishes some adj
dilonal details Of interest, and gives clear
view Of the important movements going Oh in
that country. According to our correspondent,
the ant-ioreisn policy is in the ascendency
among the Dainios, they disagrecing only as to
the time when the work OF expulsion shall be-
gin. The leaders Of the extreme war party,
among whom are the Princes OF Satsuna, Ma
cato and Ava, continue to commit daring and
defying acts, with the purpose of bringing about
complete rupture with the foreigners. The
Tycoons Go, ernment whatever may be its dis
position, seems to lack the power TO make to the
warlLe impetuosity Of the Daimio5 an eiiectual
resistance, and it is, therefore, to be feared that
new and serious difficulties between Japan and
the foreign Powers are imminent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-19

There are renewed complaints from Kentucky
that the rights Of emancipatod slaves under the
Presidents Proclamation are pcrsistently disre-
cardcd by the officers Of that STATE. 1.-THE
iails OF Kentucky" says u Washington patch
OF yesterday TO The Times, care crammed with
Alabama Mississippi and Georgia slaye.,"
who, under the infamous laws OF that State,
are advertised, and are subsequently sold,
for non payment Of Jail fees. These negroes
are iree-were they slaves in Law their mas-
tiers are Rebels, probably serving in the
Rebel army. The existing statutes OF Ken
tucky make this crime against humanity
LEGAL, but We desire to know Why the United
States military authorities, charged with the en-
iorcement Of the United States laws in Ken
tucky, look idly on such proceedings. They
have the remedy in their OWN hands. II they
neglect to apply it let Congress intervene.