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Arrived.


Steamship spaadas o. s. ho.Diss A .oIl.,, w sad
Bark snlio,e Psnno, sssus ?cth lust, ufsr &c " D.
BrOokran Go. Has been days Of fIsers. with heavy
winds from TO S.-E. Len schooner j. y. Lewis fof New
BsrS retei rau) Tonne no J.neiro ts day. coffee to
order Had heavy wea'Aer Cd Clpe s''erai lost ana 'p''
BsrE Fvenns STAR Miller g. Jaso 10 days, waydcT Co.
Barb Goethe tBremh Deeten hAta'noro' - Gays 'os'
Diis rrnee:: Ac. iof Bsli,c Near M.aSr.. 10 day.
with heavy wind. from u. 10 NV
Brig bOndrs lSr bs River 81. Gs,y rSpS. y IN
byr J.ne Kiason 10, Windsor N 81 Burgess Pouccr.
n IS days sugar &C., D. Il. DeWof Co. Has had some
heavy weather; stove rome Of the cargo. . ..
ecfr. Masnrs,. Hamilton Portland, heading, Duncan
sclu Sarah Thomas, Portland, oats Gordon. Bruce No
seir Am,ud Powers Bullock Portland, Me- oats, Gordon
SIR r. ATcaiu Jackson. Portland Me-, barley, Gordon
sehr Msdon,.. cOonb. Portland, oats Gordon Bruce
schr Agate Small Portland barley, Gordon, Bruce Nc
sehr pi,der tcr Coruw,ril Rowling Msy,sper II d,ys
moa,ses D. H. Dewobk Go. Lef hrrs Nellie John'on sad
M, and .chooncr' Anna end Her. al io5 Ns.Yo,t.
gchr D. ~ Richards Sears. Boston barley, 20 ms.le,
sehr We. Wind Harhas,on Portland. beading Robinson
sehr. r.l.roe. Morley. Gloucester.
sehr. g. W. kimhsi, Crockett, Roeilsnd.
ssr s tS, @,o,3Ss, sss' sS,- Banks hb
| Sehr. Delaware, Crockett, Roctlsnd
sehr Henry Psiklps Mayo. Portland for rhlaiephA
\ scir Ma abaT, Welsh. Belfast Tor Pbilsis!phiA
| schr. Minerva Jehrrson Fal River.
! geir frsnr smith Smith Psi River
| Srlr Florida, Kelly Newport
schf. y. " BI.i@s.d, rsndl;,ou, s'Onin1t0n
| schr,Emrtr,s. Croctsf Rochsnd.
selr- Lizzie gup'il, GuItill Newport
s sSir: J. J. r. n if,''L aat.,, rr:yidcT-..
s.si Ellen rrs.si Edr n,: Willie, M5s1orn
| gehr F1nrifs Snal. Barnstrble.
| echr q. = Hswl.y. Allen, s.w-ll. sven.
Sehr Henry Clay. Henry, Plymouth
| Sshf. James Berry. kickerson bos,on.
sehf. DcnmArs Chase. Basi1n, hu.esd. A. Il Rove
| s,ir FrumA Wsr,ssorh. k.E.ey, Providence
| schr Champion. Smith. Nevpori.
| sehf General Bnrriir. - Nsv Haven.
| prir Fdwln Allen. Boston Ia Nrvbgrg
| sohr Dsshiur Wsve H.n CNnt~n.
| eshr Lady Adams. Adams. semer-ot
| e~hf rorvs Hatch. Koftiand lirc
| schr. Albert Jameson Jameson. Roctand. hnA-
| WISD--At Sunset. n y.
| Sailed.
| March 7a-s~an,~r-Washins'o n. Nascoo'A
| MAsCa .u.-siesmer EmsIa sakrA
| sehf s. T.. Jones.
Disaster.
II, .ehoo.er T,on vu Rocti-ns. went sshers IN Hsl
Gate I'll. afternoon SLa lad no plot
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Nei.-Gtn. Daniel Butterheld, OF tho army,
authorize us to say that he is in no way connected
wifi q stock company nov being organized as
"Dutterfelds Overland Dispatch" Mistakes
hove arisen upon this point from similarly Oh
rames with the person getting mp the compan!
-eferred TO, and with the Generals connection win
the original Overland Mail enterprise before the
war. The latter was another affair altogether.
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ncreipt, of proIucr,
MARCH 30

MARCH 30--ll 600 bbls. Flour ioo bhs whisky ,s0t
bhs Corn Meal, e. 100 bush Oats. 1910 bush Malt
III bush Seed n pkgs. Ashes 2CJi pkgs Provisions
,327 phls Lard ~ pkgS. Butter, " DTcsssd hogs.
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Alatbinerp.

,y,oDD a RAFFERTY,, Machinery Mer
i eh.u,. No. Deys-, wosls. Patterson; ~ msnufsc'
tur. ,,aopary and portable fnnc. md Borr lien
Tow o.haV. and Roys as hAsry NIL Gesrns sh-nnr &c
XNANTED-A good secondhand, upright
w tub~Ls BOILER. l1ts Is horrepowe Address Boz
No 1:s, sev York Post ofoe.
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE r AZ
SINGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOKh. VIA me ia, ia
Railway from foot Of Chstnh-fs-st, RUNNING fiihDtOc
40 CLEVELAND o., WITHOUT CHANGE " ,AkS
connec,ius with railroads r all principal CT is. IN the ~
Running order to Mansfield Gallon, ursafs, Dzyton cmeS
natl and St. Louis. without break Of s.s,s ,.rsxy
n IA loopxAN Gen. Ticket Act, IL. sNnEIsEN.
- H. "' MeaJyil. IA General si5t
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Hle0ical.

DR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE, Re-
stores the los, powers OF Manhood IN four weeSa sue
cess certain Sod g. CT four times ,,e q'sps
a. 70 Circular sent recep, OF four stamps oos
Asent PHILIP ROLAND No. 47 BroOnie-'t one door wen
from Broadway, N. Y.
nR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGlCAi.
INSTITUTE, No. Beschst., between n xaiics snu
West Brosdwuy Is tho only place where ths smc y, m
Lott. nyoner medical treatment. Hours from an TO PIN
nR. A. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN ana SUI.
GEON treats successfully all difficulties taas female,
ara subject TO- Relief given In all cases once NO
HsaeLst three doors II ON West Broadway, Newfofk.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NEWBORN. MARCH 30

E'Ienrci.
ResDsor John Gibson. Oser san Alexandra W. }. Taylor
4 Co.
steamer Martha Stevens Glance, Baltimore wu, Dazen
Ship YhDg.ard krsssI. City oint, G.. u. Wright 10.
Ship ranel draper, brady Bafeelors, Upper Battle
Ship 0Iest Western, caesp shlln, LvsIyoo. C.MaIsh.
) Ca
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NETWORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILR0Al
49,. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1888


TRAINS LEAVE NEw:YoRK. 2'THsE AND a
AVENUE.
For NewHuven 100. $40 tsI.,) ii.3o M I: Is NIy
3oo (Fk.) IS 80 and $50 (Ex.,l r.
FOR Bridgeport TO S1o, fEx,b il.D 4. m. Hl' lExy
800, TN. } 3s5. 40 AMI $40 lex. J p. m.
FOR 81 ford and stafford 800 H. 70 3so ~,
For ssr,rl. Southport aud Wes,pors, LOO. u%- m -
tJlp. -. -
For Sorwsh. 100. 800, (Exl $40. ii3c m. i2is EIs
3s5. +3o. 49, SO Tx, y p. ~. .fa
fog Dgr-n 100, 9.3r il]o a. 3sS 40, 80 ?. m
sor Greenwich. 90 93e ll.3oa nl ;3s5 41. $50 SDFn
For stamford. TOO, % OK. 80 ll.30 l2ls tEIJ
aC0, Tx =, 40 $50. $50. e.cO tEx.) p M
For Port Ct essr and Intermediate stations 100 Nv IL
q d. ais, 49,, 5s', 80, 10 p. a
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield. 500 a. N. Exl 200 tEAJa"
p -.
For Boston, via Shore Line, l2is. tr-.l eoor. M -
Dor Hartford and Springfield, 400 tkIJ a. M tE1'jS~
NI.,) la.i5 500 ..
For Conn. eiicot River Railroad 800 tE1) lalsR
10 Montreal Loo p M 10 Northampton.
For Hartford Providence AID sishkIl Railroad sc, ESD
a. m. i2l3 y. M -,
For New.iiavrn New London and stonlns.on RairosSs
AGO m. rs 300 AGO T.
For anal Railroad i2.I5 O. IN. TO Northampton
For Housutonic Railroad, A. M
For Nauxa,uck Railroad, 800 d. M, 800 p. m.
For Danbury and Norwek Raiirosd 7.c 80 m, -
y m
Commodious Sleeping are attached 10 400 ?. m rain
JAMES III. AOtI, S12A
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T,rnyclcrr, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson n, II, Rom scIh't Depot.
u AMI ~ a ~, md EGO, s. and 10 p NJ ssa
tween chaniter, and sch Sc. stations.
To Albany, by Harlem H. H., 10Th Il, 4shav, 10 a
m Anc...''';. p
Courandt IT.. snd ny a m. ?. NJ, aud IL
midnight Sunday .,....................:.. ?. q
t. Bottom, BY New.Lond9n line, Pier % r.,
Norwich lane Pier - n. r.. E.ptune Line, Pier
I'm. H.. and Storngon line, Pier 10 n. X, daily
(Sunday exceptsdl. p.
T. Bo,ton. by Hew.iisven H. H., via srrirgheli:
Ito Boston. by H.w.usvsn n. H., z7,h-.,. aid 9TH.
" ay., Shore Line Ia and .. kuudsy.... r
To Jbi-port, by steamer Bird scpos,, FOO, Of Peek
To Buffalo and ths West. by rTle Railroad. foot
oft,nsubersst snd ~ ~ > and r. u
To Cleveland o., by Atlantic add 0rea, Western
H-R Via Erie Railway. foot Of Chsfnbers~t con-
meeting with Railroads for all principal ciiicsm
ID. wes,, a N. ........ p.
foGrecIport a. n land on Saturday, 7. ml 70
Yarhtnk, lsip, tarniingdale, Long Island, by u.
!. Railroad, from Jtnie~slip md foot Of 3h's,.
p. .............' ....,.....'...::,ys M and D.
To New Haven. Hartford, and springtcld--siesn-
ers eGye PEGS SlDat u aud .........,.....- ii p
To Now. Haven, by The New Haven R.R-, 27th.s.
aud +t-ay., at7s. III m. IA =, 343, ~ and p u
To the West, by ren,syiVsnia Csnirsl railroad.
ind p. m. Sunday Neutrality-suspicious.. p
To the West by Central Rsilroad Of New-Jsrsey
via Allentown, from pier y. H.. a. m, u N.
sos p. ~ Sunday tTeiu...; :......:..... p. n
To Phaje plia.by nor j. s.e 'Ioy daily. lSun-
days excepted iI0m foot Of Wallst Brooklyn,
connecting q, for Monmouth with trains Tor
Phad, phia..,...;; . N
To Philadelphia by Ncw-Jelscy Railroad loot OF
Couriiendst, T. 10 and ~ l. M, IL M, and6p.
TO PLisd~lphis per Railway and Steamboat fsun-
days ercegtcd) via Camden end hnboy from foot
OF baTcisy-st., On m. xpis-s............. p. n
10 Providence b. Nopilue steamshp Cos Line.
daily, f.oo. pler "a loot Of kob.nsonst r., at, y. u
TIC Red hunk snC Long Branch, by steamer Eagle.
daily. ifoia pier foot Of MuuaY-st, tt....... u p
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months BOm January l

The exports of some Of tho leading articles of
produce from New-YoIk to foreign ports, for the
brst three months Of the year, have been ss fol-
inysi ~ I.Ig5.tt.i.
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
l)warranri s.c:urs Aso solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites paip and ornamental Of H. " FARKINu-
IONS. Sos Csnsla, oppodte Wooss.n Es,abhshed ias1
FURNITURE FOR SALE, of every descrp-
II ton = CkRPhrs, BEDDING. MIRRORS. 1c-at
BENDALLS WAREnOOMs. Nos. 700 and an I'm ION st.,
corner Of Canss Payments skrn VA weekly instsDcns n
s-,,rcd. ~ B-sarn!iurc, &c, bog sold exchanged,
sd at suction either tie prtici fcadenees or his own
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WNrEt
L 4 AiRANGEMFN Mt Leaves Nex.lork, Jsnss-,.p sas
3. last Ryer Gieeipor SAs llsrbor Han pen. Sev
For lsyhanN Lakeland. lAip, Babylon and rAsrr
In .iae ut ard y. tn uunnilg tiro1fn -
0reenport, SATURDAY ,vrnngs) for Syosssi, i o:S
q. a. and p. m. tS,s.cs connect FOX God spnnt
Oyster BAY aaI aniny.ca) For Henps,eai Jansica rd
Winfield At sni 1880 - W, sud >, aud o. m -.
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leaves Jfhs., -
R,y at gi5a M for lsrhank stoppin, 1t al Sltons e.
crt Hampstead and sy ess., EyeuIon Tickets fo- TINS tre
atrrdneed rstcs a. REASONER. Superintendent
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Goparincrsbip Notices.

NOTICE.-The business Of WILLIAM 7.
COLEMAN L Co, and Of COLEMAEs CALIFORNIA
LINE, will be conducted la future by WILLIAM r. COLE.
MAJ In ban Frandsno. and In New Yos At No. ON seventy
QUO wau-,, by hs A.ep,s. GEORGE PLArr and JAMES
H. WILSON. New York. March H. 1865
WILLIAM 7. COLEMAN.
By GEc.sE Plat, hi. Attorney In Fact.
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DAIvrAN AND DELAWARE BAY RI

IN From ioot Muiryt, daily, ct 1889 p. M eonrers
wi'h rains Tor htsnLANps, RED BANN, LoN"
BRANCH. SHARK RIVER MANCHESTER, &c.
EROOKIlN 70 PHlLADELriilA-far. as Fyercc
leave. ss. Ferry, BROOKLYN, diy, excepting rndY.s
a. No., connecting mt PORr NONMoulH, Win egrS
SONS RlNEk SC. Returning leave Vine It, Eersy, rAS
d. p.iu. at mas u IN. 80 -
upy for passage By this line the State of Jsf,'y lvS
s,ned to tho Camden aud Amboy monopoly The ",el w
privilege Of carrying passensgrs and e.hs between q" S
Of New. Y oIk aud Philadelphia.
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UNITED STATES
z $40
TREASURY EoIEs

For Immediate delivery at
HowEs e. MAcy's, Bankers,
No. 10 WALSH
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nv authority Of tho Secretary OF the Treasury tnc
undersigned has assumed the General SUBSCRIPTION
Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes
hearing Sven and threo per cent interest per an
nun, Known as the
SEvEN-THrRTY LOAN.
Those Notes are issued under date Of juno Is 1868
arc pavabe three years from that time In currency
or are convertible at the option Of the holder into
e. S. $40 SIX PIR CENT GoLD-BEARISG BONDS
These bonds worth premium, which increases
the actual profit on the 100 loan. and Its EXEMPTION
FROM STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION ADDS IRON ohh
TO THREE PER CENT MORE according to the rate LEVIED
on other property The interest payable in currency
annually By coupons attached TO each note winch
NAV be cut of snd sold 10 any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
ONE cent per day on a.....--....--soO NOTE
TWO cents per dey on a...-.....-sIOO SoIh-
TEN cents per day on a...-.---.soVO NorE
TWENTY cents per day on a. ..-s1.0OO NOTE.
owE DOLLAR per day on .-.... $4,000 NOTE
Notes Of all tue denominations named will be promptly
furns shed upon receipt Of subscriptions and the notes
forwarded at once Tie interest to 18th June next will
be paid in advance by the local subscription agents at
the time Of subscribing. This Is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
now offered by the Government and il is confidently
expected that its superior advantages will make 1t the
GREAT roPULAB LOAN OF TIE PLoPLE
Less than $500 CO., 900 Of the Loan authorized by tho
last Congress are now the market This amount at
the rate at which il is being absorbed will ell be sob
scribed for within four months. whom the notes VII
undoubtedly command premium. as has uniformly
been the closing the subscriptions to other loans
In order that citizens Of every town and section Of
the county may DO afforded facilities for taking tho
Loan the National Banks. State Banks and Private
Bankers throughout the country have generally agreed
to receive subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select
their own agents in whom they have confidence. and
WHO eRy be responsible for the delivery Of the
notes for which they receive orders. t....
JAY COOKE, Subscription Agent Philadelphia
March % 1865.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

Nrw-YoEK, jan. %. IsC5.
TIE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NV.
YoRK--This Bank has commenced business Ut NO. -
Broadway, and offers s services "a. the public.
Collections will be made all accessible points on
the lowest terms.
An orders for Government Securities will be promptly
executed. end the customary commissoa eliowed TO
purchasers
Special attention win be given To business connected
with Government and persons wishing 70 avoid the
inconvenience Of addressing the Departments arc In
yited To apply TO the ofhcers Of this Bank.
Noah L. WILSON President
AIFKED A. Posr. Cashier
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK oP THR CRY op
| NEw.YoRK.
| Nos. ~ AND 30 PMEsT.,
DEPOSITORY AND F1gAycIaL AGENT OF TIE UxITED
| STArEs
| Have for sale, ready fer delivery,
UNITED STATES 2 $40 TREASURY NOTES
Convertible. at maturity, into $40 GOLD BEAEsSd
| BONDS
| Also
| UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS.
| UNITED sTATRs $40 BoSDs.
| UNITED STATES l-YER CERII1cATLs.
! We also collect Government Vouchers and Drnfts
and attend to other business with the Government
| +. c. CALHOUN, President.
| =. SEAMAN, Cashier.
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M I.lt Mann


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun Rlses..5.s Sun fets.. .e:73 Moon scss IL 400
f MGR WAITE THIS DAY
SAdy Hook. His Gov leland l2:o6m Hell Oa,e... l%l
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u s no LOAN.

BY authority Of tho Secretary OF the Treasury Inc
undersigned has assumed the General supscfip'ioh
gency for the sale OF United States treasury Notes.
bearing Sven and threoenth per cent interest per an
num know N as the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

NNUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEV-YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HARBOR,
AND RFTNEFN BOSTON AND LtERPOOL CALL
mo II HALIFAX AND coax HARtOh
leaves Sew. OH. efnesday. April
Instrumentation boston,. c6nesday April u
CHINA.........eaas New orb. Wednesday, ApFll ~
CASaDA.....stvesB Boston,. " ecncsdsy Al iii 20
PFRsIA..........icaycsNe New. ork. Wednesday May
AEKlCA.......lsa,esB Nedncsdsy May IN
yROx LiynnFooL
ChisfCabin Passage .....'......'...-''.'s ~ 81
Second CABIN Passage GU ~
LIVERPOOL
Ch'efCsbin Passage. .'..''''''''''''''''"S PIG ~
Second Cabin Passage. VI w
psysbc IN ,ol OF 10 equivalent United States currency
Bsrtl,s NJ secured mill paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board
III. owner, OF eshp Will o be accountable for Specie
or Vuabes unless Bills OF Ladng hasn. the value expressed
ere sixBed therefor
r. tGNARD. No. Bowling green
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OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA, via
~ KICARAGUA-short route low pnces.-Ihe ssn,rsi
American Transit Company will dispatch on the xVtn OF
every month om Pier No 20 North River at nocn the hIe
ST. sfnshp GOLDEN rRULE. D. g. Bsbcoek master, at
gealy reduced rates Of passase fo particulars appy'o
No. III Westst., corner Of Wsuenst
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Nailed.

MAEcu 2a-e,~am~r-Was'ing'on NasooosA
MAscn .1.-stesmer EnsIa sasr.A
schf. 5. T.. JoBsA
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CommERCsAL MATTERS.


r;oarccua Tr'sit Mich. So. e. Nj.
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Tie schooner Taon frvu Rock.ne. went sshers IN Hell
Gate III. trernoon. sLa lad no plot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

LIvKRMoRg. CLgws a. Co.,
BASKEBB.
No. 30 Wal.st N. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE o. S
7 $40 LOAN.
Commission allowed Bankers, Brokers. Insurance
Companies, and all parties purchasing for resale
All denominations Oh hand, ready Tor immediate dc
livery
ALL KINDS OF U. g. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND sold.
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MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
WI Tho GENERAL IRASSAILANLlI nOAt AM .
new line 81 rrsc'as side wheel SrEAMShiPS oet~e'n
IIis,. op sfa~nD. 49,.
Tho hr, Ave splendid Ncse intended 10 be put upon ths
hyorite route for the Continent. are the following:
WASHINGTON. ,, 2ot tpts. so borsepoweE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .ZOt tuns. 30 hosse-p'wG
ETROPF.........-.........ia roatl. h"rse-pp"eh
fRASCE.................ia foatl 80 hors- powell
NAPOLEON Ul....... tb.il1insl. l. y horse powell
Uu, completion OF the entire ist, tho service VIII DO
PERFORMED ~ the ,
wisHISGrOS, 4. DucLesne, LAFAYETTE, A. Bo-
csIde, a. lollows; - -
IRON NEW YORK TO H.vRE
WASHINGTON. Wsdnes, ~. Mach n
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dii- siaS, PM 70
Observation-Disclosures ediesday, May "a
Tifst Cabin (includins table w.ncl...........fiJo
Second Cabin (ncudiny t-hlr ~irel. f7G OF so.
FeJ abe la gold la United stsirs currency
MEDICAL ArTESDArcs FREE OF CHARGE
feI freight 81 passase, apply to
OGOiGE MACKENZIE. Asrrt-
No. adway, lew York
At Paris No. 10 boulevard des Capucincs t0rAd Hotels ct
Uavrc WILLIAM iSELIS gIlo
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
Mission Of Harvey NJ. WatersOn.

Among other confidential Agents appointed by
the President TO visit the Cotton States to learn their
temper and purposes, was II. W. Waterson, of Ten
nessee candidate in 1851 for the rebel Congress-
Mr.. Waterson paid flying visit to South Carolina,
North Carolina Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and
Louisiana, giving rsst 70 each State, and the most
Of that week consumed in travelling. He saw few
leading old Locofoco Secesionsts in each State, old
acquaintance who informed him that all was right,
that the people were for the Presidents measures,
and that the South was reconstructed most glo-
riously- He returned to Washington via Nashville,
and reported accordingly. Upon his heels followed
the news Of the elections in those rebel States show
ing that every man making any pretensions to
Union sentiments was beaten for Congress, and for
Governor, and that rebels of the darkest boodiest
and most traitorous die, were elected. Next time
Harrry goes South he would do well to mix with the
re5eL masses, and they will teach him that they still
despise the ID Yankee Government" and that
they ready to fight it again
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
HabeaS Corpus.

The President has issued proclamation restoring
the privileges Of the writ of habeas corpus, except
ing, however all the States lately in rebellion, Ken
t2eIy included In the States where the writ has
been restored loyal States its suspension has been
merely nominal The exceptions in the proclama-
ton are quite significant indicating, in unmistaka-
bic terms, that in the estimation of the Presidents
the States thus treated and left without the benefits
OF the writ not doing the clear thing, and are
not satisfactorily reconstructed, and ought not to
be allowed all the rights and privileges Of loyal
people Ii shows, to say the least Of it, that the
President Is not satisfied with their Unionism and
intends 10 hold them to a more rigid responsibility.
The rebel papers Of Nashville and Memphis would
raise terrible howl if they did not want other ia
yor5 for their rebel friends No doubt at least they
feel Litter towards the President as they did in
1851, when they sought to hang him, or while he was
Military Governor when they wanted him assas-
singtrd
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
State Sovereignty Gone.

The States Of the United States are creatures Of
the Constitution. They can govern within their
sphere only in a manner friendly 20 the United
States. When The rebel States renounced their Con-
stitutional relations to the United States and their
Governments under its Constitution they add ,ated
government. Then ceased to be any Constitutional
State Governments within these revolted States, at
least there were none under the Constitution Of the
United Ntotes. Whatever governments there were
could not be recognized as governments under the
Constitution of the nited States, because they had
thrown off the authority of the nationi had assumed
TO exercise powers Of sovereignty that they did not
possess; and were at open war against the United
States The governments of the States in rebellion
were not exercising power under by virtue of the
Constitution of the United States but against it. and
in defiance oft The authority of the United States
and all governments ard laws under it. in the South,
could not have been Ea0rs completely overthrown
than they were for four years For four years there
were no governments in these States under the Con-
stitution Of the United States Their renuncaton of
the authority Of the Constitution and their abdica-
ton Of government under it, were complete In
this condition they were when their armies were
oyerpowercd and dispersed, and the United States
resumed its sovereign authority over them The
State Governments under the Constitution be-
ing renoUnced and the rebel governments set up in
their place being overthrow, they have no State
Governments, and hence the authority of the United
States Government over them is complete and I'M
limited
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1865-12-13
Knoxville, Tenn, December 10, 1865.

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