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CONGRE,SS

SENATE, March Slater calling for considerable
information from various departments, the House bill
10 provide temporary Government for the Terri
tory Of Montana was tlken up the pending question
being TO strike out the word white" in the
fifth section, defining the qualifications Of voters
and eligibility TO Office within the Territory. The
amendment was adopted-22 to II. Alter brief
debate. the bill plcsed-29 to &. Mr.. Salisbury
then addressed the Senate TIE Joint resolution to
amend the Constitution to prohibit Slavery. Mr. Davis
moved the following amendment a substitutes THAT
negro, person whose mother grandmother is
was negro shall be citizen of the United States or
BE- eligible 10 any civil military Office any place of
trust profit under the United States" On this he
called for Yeas and Nays No quorum voted The
Senate then adjourned.
HOUsE.-Mr. Shannon reported the Senate bill which
passed for the better organization Of the Depart
ment Of Iudian Affairs in California The House then
resumed tie consideration of the BILL declaring the
J,aritaa and Delaware Lay Railroads and boats to De
Post and Military roads. Mr. Garfield advocated the
measure. when the subject was passed over and the
House wont into Committee on the National Bank bill
Mr.. Stevens offered substitute for the Both section,
with riew to restore tie per centum Interest on
lolus accounts &c. the Committee having yesterday
reduced it six providing it shall not be greater than
ny bucH lusli-
buttons shall be located. Agreed to. The substitute,
in effect restores the original 30th section which pro.
ydes that every association may receive charge
tain on any loan or discount made upon any note,
bin of exchange or other evidence of debt interest at
the rate Of per ccntan per annum. The knowingly
taking receiving or charging greater Of interest
is 10 be held and Gdudscd forfeiture Of the entire
interest. Those paying it may recover back in an
~ Inh etric NJ
The section designating the places Of redemption was
amended so to include st. Louis, Louisville Chicago
New. Orleans Cincinnati. Baltimore. Philadelphia
Boston, New.York San Francisco. Detroit. Pttsburg
Albany. Cleveland, Milwaukee. Portland and Buffalo.
Mr. Wilson moved 10 make Ncw-York the only place
of redemption. Rejected-7 to G3. Mr. Edrdge
moved an amendment proposing that the notes be re-
deemed in gold No further action taken on the
bill Adjourned
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The Canndian Ministry.

MONTREAL, IhursGay, MaIeH 81; Ieo'.
The Canadian Ministry has been formed
Sly 4. l.. TaoIc is Premier. RecenerGenera and MID
is,er of Nihria. Mr. Cartier. Attorney General for
Canada East; Mr.. Cali, Finance Ministerj Mr. Cha
pals. Comini, sioner of Pabo Works; Mr. McSee.
Minister of gricul'nre Mr. Langeyin Sohetor-uen-
raj 6nr Canada Enst, John A. Mcdonald. Attorney
sienern for Canaia West Mr. Campbell Crown l.nndss
Nil Foley Po. tmastor General; Mr.. simpson, ProVln-
einl Secretary; Mr.. Cockburn' Soheisor'0enern tor
Canada West.
Tie policy is stated to be tedeesse Of tho country
and th rendering effective Of e military force; every
effort to he made to maintain ana s1lcuu the i'.er
nIocy Traty the readjustmont Of the eaaal tolls tho
RENEWAL of tic eminent 10 Ottawa City; measures
for tie Of the North est and the improve
ment Of seuboard communication. The generai poncy
of The Administration be governed by those great
constitutional principles which have 50 leag guided sAs
mother county.
Tie Heuse Is to adjourn till the 81 Of May.
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missiorcrs of the Land Office TO release to Shepard
Knapp the title ~ certun lands under water In Kings
County; Incorporating tie American Literature Funds
authorizing certain colleges to acquire and hold real
estate recurring reports from officers Of certain ccemo
synary Institutions. Bills passed. for the improve
ment Of Grand street Brooklyn; relative TO the bonds
given by County TreasU also bin for tho relief OF
Elizabeth Waugh, New York. The death of the Rev.
Ir. Campbell was announced by Senator Murphy. on
whose motion the Senate resolved 20 attend the iuner
Adjourned. At the evening session, the following b'Is
were advanced to a third reading TO enable the State
banks 10 form under the National Banking law-by o
vote Of Is Yeas to Nays. 10 perfect tie amendment
OF the Consultation by providing FOR the appointment OF
five Commissioners of Appeal the question to be sub
mited to tie people ut the general election MI tcgoF
moved concurrent resolution that the Houses pre-
ceed ut ncon April 10, 70 the election Of Regent OF
the Uniycrity in the place of John n. Campbell. de-
ceased Tabled. Adjourned.
AssUiBly.-Mr. Perry moved to refer the Cross
Town Railroad lin, with power to report complete
After debate the whole subject laid on the table
The Soldiers Voting bin being the special order Mr.
Weaver offered u substitute, emholyng the proxy fys
ten, with additional safeguards The whole sul9'c
was finally reformed TO a Select Committee OF seven
consisting or the spec kcr, GBd McSsIa Nc+'el 'ison
A. Y. Parker Woodward Wobhor ana Heaicy' Wit!
instructions to report On Saturday morning. Nh Ne
Carthy announced the death Of The Rev. Dr. Campbe'
Regent Of the University. resolution was adopted
that the Gag of tie Capitol float at halflAst in respect
to his memory, and tie Assembly attend his funeral
Recess Al the evening session. Mr. Douglass intro
duced bin relative to the New YORK Magdalcn BereV
client Society confirming its title to certain lands. TIT
Supply bill was under consideration during the Ieman
der OF the session. Adjourned.
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TIE Liberal OPPOsITHON IN
FRANCE.

1t is a significant sign of the times that the
overwhelming majority of votes which, at the
last General Election in France, were still cast
for the candidates Of the Government, continues
to decrease. A number of supplementary
elections have become necessary since the
LIST Of June, 1868, the date Of the 4;cneral Flee
ton, and in almost every instance the OPPOSE
ton counts its gains over the vote at the Gen
eral Election by thousands. Thus Pelletan,
whose election for one of the Paris districts had
been annulled by the Legislative Body, was re-
elected by amajoriy exceeding the vote previous
" east for him by about 5000. More recently,
on the 18th of March new election took place
in the Department of the Nord. At the gem
eral elections, in 1868, Mr.. Boitclle, a brother
of the Project of Police, had been chosen. But
the misdeedS of the LEGAL authorities at this
election were so glaring, that even the majority
of the Legislative Body deemed it necessary to
declare it void At the new election Mr.. Boz
tcllc remained in decided minority, receiving
only I3,425 votes, while Is, l59 were east for the
candidate Of the Liberal Opposition, Nj
Stievenart.
Ii these facts are omnous, another one is still
more go. At the two new elections which were Ia
come of at Paris on the 22d of March, the Coy.
eminent has for the first time omitted to bring
forward any official candidate. II was so well
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Movement. OF the Rebels in Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE. KY Wednesday, March 80. 1864
About one hundred of the Rebel force under
Cen Forrest crossed the Cumberland River at Eddy.
vile yesterday
An officer direct from East Kentucky reports that
large force is concentrating at Pound Gap under Cen
Buckner.
lie says the Rebels carry FIVE days raons and forage
aud nc thinks that extensive raid viii be made into
the heart OF Kentucky.
The Rebel forces which evacuated Bulls Gap several
days since have moved north 1t is presumed that they
have either gone TO join Gen. Longstreet ia Virginia
or TO effect junction with Gen. Buckner at Pound
Gap
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preme Court-save one, the highest legal tribu-
nal in the State-and he has done perhaps more
to degrade his order and to associate the bench
with tho coarse strife of politics, than any man
who ever occupied such position in this city
He was charged with what might possibly be
excused a. no more than an error in the eXer-
else of judicial discretion an error which any
Judge might be guilty of. But even if nothing
worse than that, it was q proper subject OF
public comment. He does not seek to defend
himself in any way, but breaks out in open
court with an attack upon the journal which
made the charge, and with such scandalorS
SANDERS upon It's conductors as he cannot pos
sihly have believed to be true.
Yet, though we are compelled to admit that
sucha exhibition is disgracciul to the city, be-
cause il is by the votes OF the citizens that TINS
man was lifted to his seat, We trust that neither
the people nor the Judiciary may be held re-
sponsible for Judge Barnard, nor be supposed tC
regard his connection with such a tribunal as
anything but temporary aud exceptional IN
truson. We may still cherish belief in the
purity OF the Bench, and still preserve respect
| for It's decisions and for tho character of many
Of its occupants. England did not abolish heI
courts because JeiTreys and Scroggs oncepre
sided over them, and we will retain ours, thougl
Barnard does his worst TO destroy their respect
ability.
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TmE CANVASS I'M CONNECTICUT.
Union Meetings i'm Ncw-London and
Norwich.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune. ...
NORWICH, Thursday. March 81. 1864.
We had good meeting at New-London OF
Tuesdays and last night. despite the Storm an Assem-
blnge of more than two thousand came together
Breeds Hail. in this city. The spacious galleries wen
filed by loyal women. Connecticut will give good
account of herself on Monday next. Her hills and hs
valleys are resembling with the voice of Freedom
Lent Col Nichols of the 18th Connecticut gave thrill
ing description Of his incarceration In Libby Prison an!
detailed statement Of the measures taken to destroy
the Union soldiers. by blowing the place up In cas-
Kipatrcks raid successful 1t is beyond questos
that the Rebel authorities arranged for the perpetraos
Of this monstrous crime. What will their tfaitorou
peace allies at the North say to it,
RICHARD BUsrERD.
RUFUS f. ANDREWS.
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Potomac, and experience shows that not
withstanding oil disadvantages and OBJ
stacies, the corps organization has been
their salvation. They have only to
point to their record for the past year to prove
that the cavalry corps has been one of the most
effective in the army. charlottesville, Beverly
Ford, Brandy Station. Aldie, Middleburg,
Upperville, Westminster, Gettysburg, Falling
Waters, Boonsboro, Hagerstown, and a score OF
othor victorious fights have conclusively estab-
lshcd the superiority of our cavalry to the
Rebel. A little improvement in its present sys-
TEN of management will enable it TO win still
higher reputation.
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FULoGIPs ON LOvFJOY.-Wc notice

EULoGIRs on LOvEJOY. We notice that sew
eral newspapers and Congressman are cxhaustug the
English language in culcsiging the genius, and tic
statcsmanship aud the patriotism Of Owen LOycoy de.
ceased. We cannot join in these culJgies.
LOycioy Lated slavery because STAKEHOLDER happened
to kill bis brother. That feeling may have been very
NATURAL but 1t certainly was not very praiseworthy.
Herald.
The Herald isqute right in DESERVING the sink
ing cause Of the shareholders; but it has no
right to Willy them. No STAKEHOLDER killed the
brother of Owen Lovcjoy. He was killed in a
Free State, by citizens of that State, who were
melted by Tie Herald to mob, assault, and lynch
every one who opposed Slavery. The slave
holders have sins enough to answer for without
being saddled in addition with those of The
Uer1M
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aware that it would receive signal defeat, a.
to prefer an opon acknowledgment Of its weak.
ness, and withdrawal from the field. The con.
test on the Odd Of March has therefore been OK.
clusively between the different candidates Of the
Liberal Opposition, Of whom quite numbe,
have come forward.
In proportion "a the Government loses ground
the Opposition gains courage and confidence ir
the future. Many leaders Of the more advanced
wing of French Democracy, who hitherto haw
hesitated to take the oath Of allegiance, are 70
appearing upon the political arena, in oris
to Gid more effectually in the victory d
Democracy, and the political regeneration .
France. They accept the Empire as tho e1.
preston of the misguided popular will, and bow
before the majesty of the doctrine of popula
sovereignty; but, true to their past, they viii
use their whole influence for correcting TIN
political ideas Of the people, and preparing TIN
Republic. 1t was expected that OH tn
22d of March two of the prominent Republicans
Carnot and GARNER Pages, would receive on alb
soute majority of votes. Both were member
of the Provisional Republican Government O
l349,3 and were among the most respecteS
members of the Republican party of France. Ii
purity of character and frmness of poGtica
convictions, they have among the politicians
France no superior. If elected, they will be
the Legislative Body, as they have Away
been, advocates of thorough democratic princt
pies.
Within few days we shall be aprrised of tn
result Of the Paris elections, which, as has bee,
shown above, has great political significance
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FROM NEw-mExICO.
Fire at SANTA Fe-Batile with Apache n
dinns-Unconditionui surrender or th<
NAVAJO Nation.
DENVER CITY, Thursday. March 81.

DESvRR CITY, Thursday, March 81. 1864.
Santa Fe papers OF the 10Th say that on the
night Of the ith one wing Of the Capitol buildings
destroy ed by fire. Valuable papers In very important
law cases ere destroyed.
Ttr Gorett says thnt letters speak encouragingy OF
the Arizona Gold Mines.
Another fight was reported to have taken place In
Southern Now Mexico between our troops and the
Apscles. OF the latter IS were killed.
Major McFerrcn Chief Of Ger Cartoons STAFF had
arrived lie reports the unconditional surrender Of the
entire Navajo Nation numbering nearly coo Indians.
who are being collected Font Sumner Some of them
have large ock bat majority are In destitute con.
diilon TO feed them Gen. Carleton has been Obliged
10 put tie troops on half rations.
Col CassOn Is to have charge Of the Indians until
they are turned over 10 the Indian Buresu.
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LEGISIATURV,.

SENATE, March 3l.-Rcports were made agany
granting the Staten Island Ferry Company slipr
laid the tables to amend the charter of the Fire De
partment Of the Eastern District Of Brooklyn; author
idDg the Harlem and Spuytcn Duyyel Canal Company
to reduce It's capital stock-against; amending The
charter Of the New-York SiZpenny Savings Bank
agreed TO- permitting Gas Companies to lay main pipes
in turnpike roads; empowering the Church Of the In-
teceSyoa to acquire real estate; Authorizing the Com.
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The Senate yesterday took one step toward a
recognition of the equal political rights of col.
ored citizens, by striking out the word white
in the section defining the qualifications Of
voters in the new Territory Of Montana Tie
vote was 22 to 1.-THE latter representing the
number Of Senators who don't believe the Dee
laration Of Independence. The bill az amended
passed by 20 tOS.
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Tie Erening Post has Washington letto
which says.

INe Irening Posi- has a Washington 1eJior
which says
n statement recently appeared ia newspaper in
la.ion 70 Mr.. Lincoln. cssrgc3 and speeches Among
other things IL was stated IN the article that Mr. Chase
wrote the concluding paragraph IN the Emancipation
Proclamation. Mr.. Wilkes iniimnics that Nh SEWARD
wrote The Gcityspulg speech of the President These
statements have attracted the attention OF Mr. Lincoln
aid hear that lie prononnces them entirely crrone0us
Every public document Of his since he became Prcsi.
dent but one he asserts IL his own competition. That
exception IS the Address to the English ccrgymcn
Mr.. seward wrote IL. The Gettysburg speech was
entirely Mr Lycola's comp0s ition. 1hc Proclamation
his irlenus say no claims as las also Ills Inaugural
Message was ccrtanly amended by Mr. seward. for tie
docuDeat as II was fent OF ~ inc telegraph Il row in
this city and Mr. Stewards interlineatiOns are to he
SCI an the manuscript ~ rather in tlc printed copy
for The Message WAS first printed 10Y The Presidents
private usc, and If ny memory me- this done
before be came TO WashiHftou.'
We arc right glad 20 know That the prc3i-
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dent holds fast 10 his Gettysburg speech. II is
the best word of his administration, and much
the best word uttered at Gettysburg. 1t will
live long after many more elaborate and pre-
tnntious utterances shall have been forgotten
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From the iHisssssippi.

: tAIIO, WtuLV'ul.t AIdtH 0F tO0''
The steamer Won Phul, % hours from Mem
mia has arrived with 979 bales OF cotton for ST. LOUIS
Tie Memphis cotton market had relarecd into mac
tiyity little oiesinR and inoniry, rates unchanged.
receipt only ly wagon, ana Iun,t;d. ..-....
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The Third New-Iersey Cavalry.
PHmADrLPmA. Thursday, March

PHrLADrLPHIA. Thursday March 81. 1864
The Sd New-Jersey Cavalry marched through
Chestnut street this morning 1000 strong and ct.
tracted great attention by their martial appearance and
brilliant uniforms.
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PETER LORILLARD.
SNIFF & TOBACCO manufacturer.

PETER LORILLARD.
SNUFF & TOBACCO Manufactured
Is & Is CHAMBERS ST..
Formerly AZ Chatham Street. New YORK..
vxrOULD call the siention Of Dealers sol
w The sdiele- OF his ms nuisctUrs, VIE; u
BROWN SNUFF. u
Mscsbsy Domineoss
r,.. R,poee. Pure Virginia,
Cssr,e Rsppee. Nseh''ochc',
American Gen,lenssn, Copenhsgen
YELLOW SNUFF.
lseoch Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Flesh HoneyScotcn'
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or Lundy foot.
| Attention is called 10 the large redoc-
lion IN prices Of Finc-Cut Chewing and
Smoking Tobsccos. which will be icunc o.
4 Superior Quality.
TOBACCO.
snoKise. sHox'so.
lropr s. Ja.o,
4 No Spanish,
No. 2, Canm''s.'
4 Nos.lk2 mixed Grsnnlated Turkish
F,sE CUT CHEWING.
p. A. L.. or plain.
y Cavendish. OF Sweet
Swse, Scented Oronocos
Tin Full Cavendish.
In. B. A circular Of prices will Dc tens .
Il application. April Is. 1865