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g<STssEs"llON.

vel WHITING Lessons To LADIES
~ ant sons, nuprot gu cat In ! ie.-oai Suaial
ted, day or s,enins, o. bkOM MS Nsl hnovu
pont, Brc,kyn. Bcctk., ming, ArItlne TIC, Ac also
private instruction to adics and gents ~ t'ainnf.
keAiins, Sprilias, &c, IN etrictlv private roone
Term, ar, crate f. the alton ION si,en rs
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COAL.

T AN DELIVERING RED ASH AND IK
L hisb Coal q 81 50 POI ton: Largo Nut SIS % -
top, Orders b. port elled promptly, 1nOHlD
-kxGA oof ~ ke1 ~ -
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.RATORS WANTED Of S,SGnR'S
machines u woik on GO. se's cvod &c. m
employment, Arq!y 20 1HOS. Low l., ~
81,
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TATOKS WANTED on SINGERS MA
.ule, 70 bind D'0,l. ht's and Gays. only ifst
inds need app,l' to Il, NJ SLY EENAN, 52G
way. zoo
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lNoiIRs WANTED 70 WORK on
f:s..t 60: 80. sYi ~ Z :; T sss'
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FIR WANTED - HIGH WAGES,
LLrS hAi Dtessiag saloon. rrcsiv ay aud
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). n YOU WANT GOOD Si1 "a
= alld god v aseA TO 10 AZ kind o. lon-e-
Ike, CONE 10 the .NiFr hI..p.a, meat House,
iftn syenue ald il.h 81. -
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CRSMlTlIS WANTED-bN +. W.
iASG, 800 fi.st ~ Wi1wr,sul' Oh: sI.o an
. n
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AGE MtKfR>-WtNrED TWO
~ and = wuoi ~or.inAL, ~ - t'st LAth II.
EAI fUN s. son. %,
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Man WANTED IN 4 SILK FAC
-. Who f. .eiu.iuI,d thorou, hly and prsc-
a.. .he u.h,uiarture u 81 e.. /, loSis by power
" H. - y. - Srr no a.
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TAIN OF A MERCHANT VESSEL,
h.s .ailtnf o-de-s. requires 8 suhe'itu'e I'm.
w.. The highest bounty pAid 10 Q O. r,iit vho
FL bv ,he surveou. Apply ~ i3a CANA Of,
y md Chrysfj, 81
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RATORS WANTED ON CAVALRY
ts; also Q number NJ ,lrnds Tor hairt.ur, hnish-
| pressine. Call ~ 49, tIs; .6th 81. u-ar ave-
II
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lES WhNTED TO LEARN no OPP
IN =. ing ns hinss Of OH ,-nts, leST1i,d
slr' = Lg.ioe sho. work tai! 'iqici. No.S
hcs iu-I Mug. dnnhir ID sus hlnd 90 L.,
ha,ri a. s3y
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HER MAkERS-W A.ykD A FEW
hands to MAKE '.s' y; CAL awe cucntiaut
ont In iulre ~ md 81. NJ ..riA. "a
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ENO LABORERS WANTED TO WORK
1OOon - Perth Amboy and " ocdbiidso Rail
roi. %. snoe y .Iil.s; wages o. IeS dny tor ~
In work. lie nortlns = null iuon1h VIE % paid
ii Ne Vrct cX "a which 10 equal u FL 81 per day
.sase f,t dsdlctiol; rJsll from tbs Irish Ofics
ihls d., A. . o'..4k. WELPlJf 4 IsAACs
=" ~. d, u. ~
$40 iABOGERS WANTED FOR THE
cN'O Gu en N NJ HOLY haIifo.i Wages
3 u! 10 II = - as. Apnlr immediately at tho
ON. 4 ~ H1-t. DROWh a co, washington
~ y. Z. Q.
Too, hIEE WANTED FOR \ RAIL
wv ,"ri wi''l tl.iy '1i.e u thi, c!ty.
W." ] '' lH tf.ea4C tiH'. N4-o bos4o-
i9g n Ne Lc +- , - odliiI m stove IN sccOrl-
n. 4atc ON b. 80 H. H-r STAR tha ga AZ =.
= 400 iADOREPS WANTED, FOR
w lit ME p.IA md I.le Raj. otd Go.
H. - ST. 81 Fonas,I, ANA Et.es from 81 Nv to
- - per ia, iasa-r uct aud 40 1riurt1n, 5teady
N"ik TO- yun 90. to-. a. 0clof r. u from
tle hfncial kii'rJad Otic' Of LAN'fi- CT Erlo
hOntLs -en Cste Garden. III
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sRATORs AND TAH.ORFSSES TO
work On uno chop ,oG,. o. .inraf's mschln.s
ss uIday. Mqune u gsJ Th.,d 81, LIT Goor,
o DAYS. lI9
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;RATOR ON SINGERS MACHINE On
ants, also or sood tuishos I. " hoin ecai
and ee@iv WORK viii 'e .iv.n all yea round.
~ East 10th n, 2 'taii.up. ldl
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SEWERS wAAlk,)--Iv! MAIDEN
M HAiry ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

No. 50 Liberty street, New York.
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CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Congressional Convention for the First
Congressional District will be holden at Fairfield Jeer
son county, on Wednesday August 18th, 1854, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Said Convention will nosnate candidate
for Representative in Congress- and also candidate for
1fesiuehha hector ana viii transact such other bust
iess 80 may properly come before it, All persons who
sustain and will support the present Administration in
the measures adopted for suppressng the rebellion with
ou' as 10 former party associations
daily invited tie unite sending delegates The ratio nj
representation will be one delegate for every 100
and one for every fraction thereof above so for Gov
ernor Stone.
GEO. W. McCRARY. Chairman Ice Co
CALVIN TAYLOR Davis Co
j. =. GRANTHAM Henry Co
J. II. LEWIS, Washington Co
~ 5. HURLEY, Louisa Co.
JOEL MAYNE. Van Buren, Co
WI 7. JOHNSON, Des Moines Co.
NM. LONG, Jefferson Co.
Republican Congressional Com (
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REAL ESTATR

=. Ill ~ E: LII !:
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DOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling House
- containing rooms, good cistern WE'LL lot well
fenced sidewalk paved with brick situated on Blondeau
street. between 10th and 18th Title good or no
sale Price 81 900 Kn9nre Of u. B. TEN-EYcK.
may26 Real Estate Aren't
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-07-21

Having retired IN IL axMxAr. Practice ma
CT. IN eonssqse ofa lazos aad nEsasin esrEicel
Ae4X ezrnngennen161 ~ IL Investment Or IL
Is De Sollowitg n1neeatfun:
-. Ngbulqal cases M ouricsa oes<.tons.
-. laan the Eyean4 ~.
o. )Ds Z1tqg1&1f the Lanrp 81 lIkeuAk
~%0A 1pns VIII rATatc - n all c.xes A.
yAom& or abroad 80
IN ordee 1ecmote the better treatment Of SURGICAL
- ana ~ the Eye and Ear DR.. Sanford has
an 1nhrmary for such cases. where pattepta
easeA faey AaA~ nAsss ~ - aqaiasess and
tnssoos h. o successful treatment used In similar Ins
Hsvins !. s ~ ia5fe cities, willbsfound=
- NJ 1xskxAL practice Of medicine and sur
- * ~ NJ shfs essyan6 NE SuFf0shd
- -. =. z. low respectfully invites the public a.
tenton 70 ms geaeis ~ the treafment n
surgical cases and diseases Of the Rye and Ear
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j. II. KENSARD,
Eighth 5elos Coates St. Philad.

Prom Rev. Warren Randolph. Pastor of the R,ntis,
Church, Germantown Penn
DR.. Z. N. Jack son--D#ar sir: Personal expertenra
enables me 10 say that regard The German Ri;fers
prepared % you as nost exceiieBt medicine. In
cases of cold aud general d-bility hsx. hen
greatly benefited By the use Of tie itters nd donht
rot they will produce sirniisr esest. on others.
ieaFs truly, WAhkEN RANDOLPH.
Germantown, Pa.
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54a 80! 01 TT
As tie Phoenix rises from the ashes Of Its re animat-
tenn and overcome disease.
@nsH9uynszngE lixlrb IL rAssit sr hedern
&neosU8e1 II le vegsfable kinuiusa, lsinC - entirely
new and abstract method Of cure Irrespective Of ali the
old and wcrn-out systems.
41Ths medicine has been tested BY the most eminent
medical men Of the day and by them pronounced ty be
one d TIE greatest medical discoveries Of the age.
II sHpne bottle NMf evrs SenerL Debfitys TfssF II IA
Is 81 few dcses rufs4 Mysteries frf frinsrs ~ 4
Ha-one bottle cures Palpitation OF the Heart
eE~from one to three bottles restores the manness
and full sigor Of ye1elsy -
| MA few doses restores the appetite.
J-fhree bottles cure the most case Of Tmpotenrv
| rnAN-A lew dosss 0nge tbs lag spiriteas =. s-ls
@tA-ons ftierest6res mpffal power s$sSs 49,
HA-A few doses bring this TO the cheek
t1-Ths medicine restores to manly ygor and robus,
health the poor debifatcd worn-own and dexnairiug
kSThe istless. enervafed YOUTH the ed man
Of business the victim Of depression the indi
d1ua eaesing from general debility win an I'd i'm
mediate ard permanent relief b. the OF s Flixfr d
Essense Of Lie. "
4s-Pres s7p@ bottle or fhres bottles for S. and for
ward By Express on receipt Of money any address
All such orders must be sent to G. A. COOK Chicaeo
| or General Agent for the West.
Sold in Chicago. by FULLER, FINCH 4 FULLER
Wholesale Druggists and by all Druggists everywhere
ilianosss lows Wisconsin, Michigan and Indssuns ~
oh. W. ., AERwIN 4 co..,
/ soI1 PsorKrrroKs,
No. 50 Liberty street, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

Geo. w Edelmap, forthe Treasurer Of the Assay Ofce
The sum Of the whoe statement "a that for or actual
cash investment Of 500 with five firms according 10
the terms Of their advertisements Of watches and
,ewelry to be sold for 81 each without regard TO yane
and not TO be paid for till you know what to ge
there ere received 2l articles Of iewely &c repre-.
ented to be worth $685. and actually worth in gold and
silver e. g. IT, according to familiar rule you donbe
the yalue Of the gold and silver to include the
cost Of workmanship, then for the 500 ped, sl9 q
we're received.
OF the stationery packages received which are yeued
at rs and represented to BIO worth Swe have only u
cay that thoy contain the cheapest sort Of paper &e
and may probably at liberal estimate, be worth i've 81
six cents each.
The circular and Advertisements OF those firms con-
in the positive Of the value OF ther
goods and Of tho honesty Of the business We cannot
prolong this article byexposng them in detail, but we
remark point that ii their references TO editors OF
wen known journals not, like all the rest Of the
statements fraudulent, it is quite time those jour-
mails should understand what sort Of winding they ale
mcde 10 indoYSe
sn finally, we have only TO say that this business is
prppabl, Illegal under existing statutes; but t.t Ii il
~ 20 managed as 10 evade them the immediate .rty OF
the Legislature il TO pass law which i'll meet The
case and protect the honest but ignorant men Sho now
suffer ct the hands Of this gang. Their advertisements
are from all parts Of the country. Probably meny OF
the seemingly different frms are really one. They ell,
We are informed do did large business with the
army In one instance st least, the attention of the
Provost Marshal has been called 10 It, aud steps taken
to protect ihe soldiers. in all armies similar ve
lance ought to be exercised.
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Soldiers, Riot rat EIunirs.

ELhIRA, Thursday, FED. 70 Iebi.
A serious riot occurred here to-day. The lst
Michigan Cavalry arrived here early this morning on
thor way TO Washington, and some so or 60 Of them
commenced raid on various bars md eating saloons.
About O'Clock party assaulted member Of the lO.h
New. York Cavalry. patrol from the Invalid Corps
attempting 10 arrest the rioters serious melee onsuet
in which guns sabers and bsyones were freely used.
one member OF the Michigan regiment was shot dead
and another was MORALLY wounded by bayonef
thrust A member Of the Invalid Corps was badly
wounded end several others were more or less bruised
and wounded. Col. Farnsworth Of the Invalid Corps
finally up with his regiment and through his e.'
ertous and those Of Col Eastman and other officers
the disturbance queled Most of the ringleadeEs
were arrested. aud lodged in the geard-house The
bars were all closed, and quiet soon restored.
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FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
ENrgssrccs Movirs Southwark.

Prem Our Special Cone. pondent
ESoxvulN, Feb. l7--9 g. ID.
My information this morning strongly con-
firms the report that Longsreet is moving southwark
and westward along Me MsrysvilIo Rood. Tho rivcr
IsiuG has doubt Disconnected the Rebel plan. and
they said TO be recrossng back 10 The south SIDE
Nc attack is feared here for some time
Reports deemed Trustworthy in official quarters say
L0Egsrees is certaiRiy nor'HgRO upon KHo1riH,
taf out Of Tennessee torard Georgia Our informant
VITO is an intelligent and careful observer end wen
acquainted with al the fords ferries roads, passes and
mountain gaps in his section ~ Tennessee reports that
the large part Of the encmy's forces have actually
crossed tue French BROAD at point not over twelve
miles fosl Knoxville and moving TO the southwest,
toward Georgia, with his cavalry eoSsIDg his right
flank and lie infantry huggiug the base Of the Smoky
bountoiB.
Among the distinguished arrivals In town during the
last two days is Brig Gen J.. Thomas, Adut6ut-''en-
era u. s. Army. a. roRte for Now-0rleans and Mobile
which port of entry lie confidently expects to find in
Union possession by The time he gets round 70 that IN
teIeslng locality. The General he's Won golden opin
ions during LIS brief soourn amor the officers Of this
department lie has manifested great interest In Gen.
T.llsons organization Of heavy ARTILLERY composed Of
,clored troops now IN sn advanced state R.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
tbs NAVY APPROPRIATION BILL.
Frcus the 1ufssiss;ppi.
CAIRO. Thnrrday, y,

CAIRO ThurrGay, Feb -. l5Oi.
The steamer Perry, from Memphis, has ~
rived with 800 bales of cotton for St. Louis She sls'
brought up the I'D Ohio uisntIy veteran recruits
formerly Gen. Bucklards regiment, their way home
detachment of cavalry from Gen. Griefsons com
mand had srriycd at Memphis with 50 prisoner among
them Rebel captain.
Much dissatisfaction existed among The Rebel Nils
ss,ppi troops. who were rapidly deseftng, caused by
speculations in cotton by the Rebel Generals Forrest
Chalmers Ferguson, Richardson and others. The
Rebel soldiers state that the cotton Is taken rom then
wives by scouts detailed for the purpose who. running
the blockade at Memphis bring beck SreenbaeEs ai'
divide the profits with the Generals.
Tho steamer Swan, nom Neg.Oroans 18th. will
over QUO hhds and barrels OF sugar tor Cairo and ST.
Ionis has arrived.
IN. NJ o. Timer supports Michael Hahn forGoverncr
and says he will receive majority OF the VOTES east
mass meeting OF the Union men of Western Ten
nessee was held az Memphis the I'D and w"s largely
attended In the evening Of the largest and mos
brilliant audiences ever assembled in Memphis listened
10 an eloquent address BY Col. Bland, upon Emsncpa
ton. ..,,.,
DR. Buller Of Arkansas was TO address tie meeting
the following ni,bt the question OF the reorganization
OF the State.
The Cotton market ia dull and aGetnating
The steamer ST. Cor-d has JHt Passed for Circ'rrsn
with 3 eco hsles Of cotton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

Uscitemsns Caused by Cioss"s suffers
Teat-Gmcers Eisp'issed the serr'cs-
Etensh Sentences for Dssertiop.

sreeisi Dispatch to Tho N. Y. Tribune.
WAsunGToS, Thursday, Feb 95, lsGA.
The Potomac army Correspondent sends the
following;
BRANDY STATION, Thursday, Feb 25 1854.
There wa. excitement yesterday in the Third Diyis'
ion Of the Second Corps occasoncd by Capt Madison.
Division Provost Marshal closing the.tent Of Suiler
who had been selling qror 10 soldiers Much dlscon'
tent was manifested among the men, aud Lieutenant
and guard were detailed TO preserve order. At mid
night three alrymen rode up TO The guard before the
Suffers tent and inquired for the Lieutenant The
guard replied that he busy writing, end could not
b. disturbed The cayarymen fired two shots at tue
guard rho sentinel returned the fire when the r"scas
fed.
The following officers heve been dismissed Sue
service:
First Lieut. I. Duffcy 18th Mass; First Lic. Miles
f. Rose. ll5th re.; Second Lieut.. Andrew Anderson
Goth Pa MajorJos. Peach l22d Ps., and Capt JOE ~
Thompson, l7th Maine.
Priyates Charles Audler. lOstl NeN-YoTk. and Jos.
pa,rd T9d Pa Volunteer have been sentenced " be
shot Tor ocsoriicn upon the nh Of March
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
Naval.
DISASTER 70 AN IRON-oLAD.

The iron.cad Tuscumbia, whose completion
we noticed Some months since has net with disaster
which will probably be fatal TO her. She became
logged By her own weight no less than ls inches in
smooth water Having been disabled, she ordered
TO ST. Louis where she Is now awaiting repairs. The
Tuseumbla cost $4,000 She Is $50 feet long 20 teet
wide and feet deep She has two fnsin engines. with
cylinder 80 inches Ia diameter, with feet stroke OF
piston.
THE U. s. SUPPLY STEAMER MASSACHUSETTS,.
Tho supply steamer Massachusetts, has ar
rived at the NayyYaTd, Philadelphia, nom her six,
,eenh trip since March IL, 1868. she Is commanded
by Acting Volunteer Lieutenant W. II. West and
during the st six months OF her service has stopped at
nearly oil OF tho stations on the Atlantic coast That are
has stopped only az Charleston and the stations south OF
there VIZ; Tybee Roads, Wessaw Sound, 81, CatheT-
ines. sapelo Sound, Dobey Sound s.. simcn,s
Sonnd, in Georgia; fernandins 81. johns
River Mosquito Inlet, IN Florida. Her cargo has becn;
feah beef 3ll 800 pounds; Ice, $4,000 ponndsi Fege-
tables &c barrels lemons ~ boxes ordance stores
pow der etc. for the feet $50 tuns express 'ier and
mess for officers and men, 5000 PACKAGE cloth.
ing aud FoyisiOEs (oler than fresh suppiNS). 200
packages; suffers stores l9@1 packages ee.
OF cotton. The Massachusetts, has steamed 2eI miles
made 30 soppsges, supplied SO vessels carried .S1
passengers c09 invslidS, and @os prisoners.
THE R0S-CLAD TgGCMsHH.
This vessel prepared Oh Wednesday OF Jersey
City for her trial "Trip which TO demonstrate the
success or failure Of gun apparatus designed for
tho purpose of decreasing the ishor required To wors
naval ordnance bu; owing 10 formidable mudbaukort'
side the shpyard il was found adlisabe 10 postpone
tho test until some future day. This VESSEL Will DO the
first of the second batch ~ monitors really tried Inc
Canoncus recently made trial at Boston which was
not decisive On Monday she made a second trisl,
when II was found that the Gricssos gun carriage
tituted forthwith Tie officers Of the Csnopicus are;
Cou,mander +. g. Parrot; Lieutenant, r s. hcceoh !
Chief Engiueer u. y. Neeomb Assistant surgeon, a. IL
kd.p, Acting Assistant Payas.er, r. T. i.e; Acrs Aas-
Ter " lewis; Aetug EnsigDs H. H. Harris, NJ " Weld H.
C. Dawes; Acting First A.ri.lsnt Engineer G. e. conSni
Send Assistant g. r. BROOKS; Acting Second As
sis.anl Engincer, r. 4 Hutchinson; rhird tss'an' j.
Brown; Acting Third Assistant Ensnecs, ". Z. bTo~n'
THE OZARK.
The iron-clsd tlrreted gunbost Ozark made 8
trial trip from Carondelct TO cahoon SSinrO'y 10 tne
afis6,cion of The naval officers She will be mmedi.
ateIy armed and equipped for active service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
The Ohio River Improvement Csnvensies


The Convention for the improvement of the
Ohio River passed series OF resolutions terminating
with requirement that an'apPropristionsoen millions
be asked Of the Federal Government for tho improve
meat OF tine Ohio and That the resolutions and memoir
as adopted by the Convention be sent to the various
Boards Of Trade Chambers Of Commerce. and Appi-
cpsl representatives of the various cities and townoo
the banks Of the Ohio River for their action and ap.
pIoval.
The resolutions set forth the necessity Of the improve
meut asked for and contrast the large expended
for harbor in prov ements and facilities for ocean COM
mcroe The Atlantic coast with the small OUTLAWS ~
the Government for the benefit Of the commerce OF tho
il, siior.
Tho resolution adopted which was offered a. sue.
sfi;ute Tor which required plans, &C., ~ VeGn.
to boards Of trade aud chambers Of commerce tovuee
that committee of FIVE selected from the iowbe on tno
Ohio be constituted an Executive Commnsee !" -
charge OF the subject matter of the Ccnvehtich, wiz
po~cr TO convene It's members at any mtsIe "a! ape
tina .ai Executive Committee Is expected 70 usgs, ar"A
the national authorizes such pla ns. a. Mana
The Convention adjourned ills afternoon s'Hs s's'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
Great Britain.

In the Uouse of Lords Earl Derby attacked
the policy OF the Government in reference to the Con-
federaie steamer Alabama ard the Laird rams. He IN
snua.ed that the latter had been seized under american
menoces aud moved that The papers the subject be
produced. ......
Earl Russell defended the Government and declined
TO produce the papers pending legal Inquiries.
The Lordya Aor,iEg Post seys thst England has pro
posed an niInistioe between the Danes and Germans
preliminary conference, ard that this Is supported
by France Russia and Sweden.
The Richmond correspondent OF Tie London TINE
asserts tLa where slave is lighting for Lincoln
ten slaves VIII be found fighting for the South.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
F,teyJj1enrr.

LONDON MONEY MAIKEF.-1he London Tunes
(Ciy Areel ssys; " Whether The aerson IN ths rse o.
te similar reduction tie sth Of December whh IL
VS. found necessary 10 resct four weess. must be
doubtful question. The probability Is that war symptoms
icken ts contraction that viii especially in the Ger
r,de coupled With Withdrawal Of credits ana me ehsr
else OF general prudence may cause iIther dinrnon OF
pressure 10 be witnessed. ,,.
some OF the letters from Germany to-day state that az
increased sense of the internal complications and exieT
M dangers ~ which the country may be driven py IT'S
present course Is beginning ia sescr xar;c 70 ec-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
gxr9 wsH TN vssr sGprU-wEsT
Netting EUr,E,~x frcm stserSs"" ar s"'s"
Ts& Reported Capture Of Selma, A'@'
CONFIRMED.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Tuesday, fsb. %, 1854
Nc Trustworthy news has yet been receNeG
NON Gen. Sherman or Gen. Smiths expedition.
The epcrt IN The Eceaag BGieia Of the capture Oh
solms Ala, by Gen sherman Is generally oreoited
although the news came from Nicksburg.
Gen Buoslapd reviewed bis brigade on the bluff N
fcnl Of this city this afternoon. They presented ie
appearance.
Cotton is coming in quite freely, tie receipts by
wagG,s for the past week being much heavier ttau
during any previous week this season
CAIro Thursday. Feb %, is64
Prot Michel, who came d passenger on the
steamer Fannie from Vicksburg informs mo that the
capture OF Selma. Ala brought 10 that place by
courieI direct from Gen. Sherman. Michel derived
his information from Capt Tinker Depot QnaroiEGs-
Ger ut vicLsburg and entire confidence is placed in IT,
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Guerrilla Bcpredntious--scout Psr"e'

WA-HNG1oN 'bursddN' ieO' - i-'''
On Tuesday morning small party OF guer-
rilas made dash ON the residence Of MI wafer vi
Hngham about two miles from Springfield. ihey cap
tured Mr. Guiugtam and his two brothers iniaW' ana
arrested James Goram Mr. GilGrghmn succeeded in
making bis escape and reached Alexandria.
scouting party Of the LIST Michigan Cavalry under
Serss Maybe went ont TO reconGoiDr on TUESDAY.
They proceeded far the occoluan but discovered
no enemy They were sent out in Consequence OF the
rumor that guerrles were in forge beyond the
Grce0u6n
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NeN-Zeniaud.

Gen. Cameron has made successful attack
on the Me0ries in NewZealaDd nnnihilating the tribe
OF Niakewa the most powerful tibe in the country
south of Auckland killing 100 and capturing 200 being
nearly all the fighting Of the tribe. The British
loss was 30 killed and 93 wounded.
The London Tines Ia leader regrets the heavy loss
sustained by the British force but rays that the results
were most important so much 20 that the Leading man
smong the natives William Thompson wished 70 ofier
his submission 10 the General Immediately ai,er the
struggle and was only prevented from doing 80 by tie
determination Of his few IeInaiuing followers.