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sure its passage. Il los, It wiil be lost through
the Indifference OF those vic 70 20 suffer iroui
its failure.
II is well known to every .layer and TO many
suitors that the difficulty Of Il v.iin2 conse IN
tie Court f Appeals a. at present constituted
amounts in many casesto On ab,oIute denial OF
Justice. There are 1868 cases Oil the calendar
for January of this year. Ther' are many more
which do lot appear upon the calendar simply
because there is 10 chance OF .L,ir being heard,
if put on And their is large locke; also Of pre-
ferred cases that take precedence Of the regular
list, and delay It accordingly. To clear OF TINS
enormous accumulation the Court holds bu,
four terms year and disposes on az average o.
about fifty causes in term. 1t Is carefully
estimated that if the Court is not Reinforced, the
present calendar cannot be gone through Win
in less than eight years, And we should ike
20 know how much judgment and execution arc
likely to be worth in the majority ofthose cases
eight years hence
Some portion of this difficulty The amend
mept will relieve The Commissioners VIII
take hold of the old docket and in time will so
Car clear II Off as to give the present court, or
new colr if one be organized, chance to ge'
at Younger cases before they become superan
nuated. 1t should be especially understood
that tho york which this commission Is eX'
pected to accomplish is an indispensable prelim-
mary to the successful operation of any new
system that The Convention Of le66 can accom-
plish. The court wants fair start-then with
a proper force can keep down the ever-growlng
list of causes and bring law and justice into
somewhat closer relations than they have lately
maintained.
This measure nas bad the sanction OF Coy
ernors of both parties. but is, or ought to be,
wholly independent Of partisan consideration
on the one side or the other. II is now pre-
seated " the people as The one chance they VIII
have for years to facilitate the movement of oar
judicial machinery, TO stop the common practice
of carrying up causes merely for the sake OF the
inevitable delay in their decision, and to enable
honest sutOrs 10 be heard upon their merits
within a time not ruinous TO the interests OF
both parties. As such, We trust to see a de-
cisiye vote on Tuesday IN its favor
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THE LAWS DELAY.

The people Of this State are to vote on Tues
day next on the Constitutional Amendment
providing for Commissioners Of the Court of
Appeals--a measure the practical effect of
which will be to increase the working power of
the highest Court in the State, and to hold out
a probable chance Of justice to thousands of
suitors in orr courts upon whose claims there
will otherwise be no final adjudication 70. many
years TO come. We hope for many reforms in
our judicial system, or for radical change III
it. from future constitutional convention. but
meantime we trust .hc people will take interest
enough in this measure Of partial rs'ef to iu-
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state of Affairs In Missouri-Lctter of
Mnjor.lscn. Pope.
So LOUIS Wednesday, MI


A long letter is published from Major-Gen
Pope this morning in reply Ia Gov Fletcher asking his
views ms to the oest vi the Federal military forces
in this State and their relation ~ the present and
prospective conditioned Missouri.
Gen. Pope gives candid review Of the condition Of
affairs ns he finds them; but little difficulty in the
way of Tetstabshng the evil law. and urgently recon-
mcnds the PEOPLE throughout the State to unite In
tive 10 bring about that end ana rid them.
selves Of the present Provost Marshal system which il
continued long. only result in great injury TO the
State by ahrogatng the great principle OF selfgoyern
mcnt. fe does not parposc 10 abolish martial E.w, at
least untl effective civil machinery can be put IN 0per
alton throughout he State, but wishes the people TO
take i'm mediate measures 10 rcasscrt their manhood
perform their full duty citizens. and restore peace
and OF der and make the military subordinate 10 tie
ciyilaw 10 this end he pledges all the assistance at
his command aud hopes civil rights. civil liberty
and Zee institutions speedily reGSablishcd in the State
that he withray the military forces under his
command position Snoro sutsd TO tasr tnstr. and
where they can be Of greater service IN crushing
the Rebellion.
On this connection tie Govxnor hrs issued proc
amation calling upon the citizens TO unite In deysng
aud ears Ing snch measures will speedily restore
civ law and cnjonng MI officers to the Law 20 excr-
else their full functions with the promise o military
sisance when and where recded.
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ASSEMBLY.
RuIS PASSED.


To continue he charter of tie s. pLgd's Society.
New York
Company.
To extend the charter OF the ALTAR. Works, New
Nosk
10 amend the act establishing permanent exterior
line around Ncw-Iork
To amend ihe charter Of Tho LorlnSd Fire Insurance.
Company oi New. York
10 incorporate the Eyria Fhestss New,iors.
To divide the Eigath Wagd Bcsokvn. and create q
ward.
To incorporate the Merchants Exchange ana News
Room of ;he Ci,y Of New Iort. Recess
To extend the time for the ccaplelon o. tho CenrA
Park Hotel, NewYork
To extend the time fos tho con 9.etoa OF the Grand
Hotel, New. York
70 amend the National Gssri Act.
10 incorporate the Globe COMPANY.
TO increase the foes OF Hell cote pilots.
EVENING SESSION.
Mr. RfDDIScToS OF st. Lawrence spoke At
length in support OF ne constitutional pmcpdu, aS
aboshng Slavery. Adjourned
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GENERAL NEWS.

A Coroner's jury was impanellcd ana an III
xs,,;ration commenced into the Camden AID Amboy
Railroad murder at Bristol yesterday. few wit
ne,sss were examined but nothing Of importance clio
tied The Jury will sit again to-day.
The food in the Ohio has reached its highest
point and the water has commenced falling. The
trains on the Ohio Mississippi, Indianapolis and Gin
cinpati Roads are suspended, the tracks bens SUD
merged.
The Senate has confirmed the nominations OF
United States Attorneys and Marshas for the Judicai
Districts of Arkansas while it refuses to recognize the
Senators elect from that State.
Ignatz Ratzky, convicted Of the murder Oh
sissuuud Fener. is to be brought before tho Kings
County Court Of Oyer and Terminsr on Monday next
for re-sentence.
The regular semi.monthly meeting OF the
Commissioners of Emigration was held yesterday
Considerable business was transacted.
The Nevada Legislature has passed resolu-
tiop, asking Congress to protect the Overland Mall
route by a sufficient military force
No trains left Washington for the north OF
Philadelphia yesterday, account OF the ice blockade
in the Susquehannab.
Col. L. A. Harris has been nominated by the
Unjonists for reelection as Mayor Of Cincinnati.
Seven-Thirties were sold yesterday 10 lhe
amount Of 100000.
Gold was quite steady yesterday and sold at 10
tee4 closing 1867 Gosh god Is kept scarce, and ssn2"'
sellers upon short time steadily losing money Govern
man. .cure, are oil strong and saabe at current rates III
,pv reasonable amount. In State stocks Railway mortgages
and Bank slsres little doing Railway shares were al .O"e
erccp, Michigan Southern and Hudson River AZ 'e 'ec0"'
Board tho market continued dull ana sun io"e'
Is, tls str, OF Board
Mou.v i. IN demand II pr cent and people are disposed
see whs, IN. Secretary Tessury will DO fFesht' aF
dull and tie market depressed Ind lower The engagement
to Liverpool $50 bbl Ter Is Goo ties Lard at a. ~
bales Hair IS tuns Zinc and Beef private terms
To London 60 boxes Bacon at Cos.
Lat Eteting-The stock market weak. Gold sold dowi
10 1875 after the call Al the close OF the report, 1t sold
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NEW.YORK LEGlsLATIE E.
SENATE ALBANY. March ;, le6J.
BILLS REPORTED FAyORABLY.

SENATE ALBANY. March ;, le6J.
BILLS REPORTED FAyoRABLY.
Incorporating the Union Hotel Company.
Incorporating the Manhattan Fiss Insurance Com
Incorporating the New York and Poin, Isabel Land
aud Emigration Company.
BILLS NOTICED.
Relative to lands Barren island Hiong,ag to New
York
Providing for the Incorporation Of Toan Insurance
For Tho relief Of Broadway by thc construction ola
Railroad ON parallel streets
10 regulate the price II Gas throughout tie State.
Relative to the Court Of Special Sessions In New
York. .tr
BILLS IsTEoDUsED.
Incorporating the United States Petroleum Floating
Relative to the New.YOrk ami westche,ser County
Railroad.
Incorporating the Student Al Association of the
, incorporating the New.York City Law Societies.
Relative to Savings Banks in New-Ao-S
Eos a horse railroad in Syracuse.
BILLS PASSED.
incorporating the Brooklyn Market Company.
Ropeang the act to facilitate the closing up OF d.
ablel end insolyent mutual Insurance companies.
The Bank Enabling Act.
BILLS ORDERED TO A FJyRD BEADING.
10 close Obser, atory.plncc. Ncw-NOTk.
Amending the ACT relative 20 building public mar.
kct IN Newl0rk.
MIR. WooDRurP introduced bill authorizing tho
establishment a steam ferry rom Ganal-st. 10 lone
point near the Er!e Railroad dock in NewJersey; also
% confirm tile act OF the Ncwrfors Common COUNCIL
relative to the Rhnelander pier. Recess.
EVENING Session.
The Metropolitan Health bill was recon-
mtted to the Committee On Municipal An.-rs, with
power TO report complets.
During the debate Mr.. ANDREWS stated Slat since
the amendmes had been adopted excluding he Police
COMMISSIONS Is from the bill che Sanitary Commission
would assume partzan character aud therefore duty
required him 10 vote against it in it, subsequent
stages.
BILLE ADVANCED TO A THIRD RYas,ING.
The Ncw.lork and Brooklyn passenger and baggage
bill.
The bill relating to deposits by Sayin Is Banks. Al
iourncG.
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IMPORTANT FROM NOE rH, CARO.
LIMA.
Gath crina Of the Union and Rebel Forces
A Great and Decisive Battle Expected
pc uce to be Obtained Through the
Abro. 'ation Of Stale Ge'ernmcnt''
NrMEERy. Wednesday. Mare


Intellrencs from the North Carolina papers
Indicate tina, are concentrating their forces
in her borders for the final struggle. Raleigh paper
saws that the people Of that city viii hear the guns Of tho
great and last battle, Of the American keoeHo". ana
that the tradtionary rounds Of the Old North State
will be te common ora veyard of State Rights and state
Lines, without which l. attempt at Secession could
have been made
The existence OF State lii yes viii alwaysbe sihceh'
pre,ext TO prompt the local interest of one section TO re-
volt against the Government. If the other sections re-
fuse TO sacrifice their local INF crest All history dem
onstratcs the fact that personal interest Is
love of country and even life its elf Hence to make us
one family one people obliter tc these 'oc
We must abolish State lines which VIII give US cen'ra
head the magnet to which all loc' interest WIN NC AZ
racted, Republican Government when VIII % ~. .
embodiment of free institutions oun'ry ~ no
people cannot run riot and plange IL to u"''
the cloak ofdemocracy. r,,.s oro o,,
The Ralcigh Pro9ress says that the 'bJns.s ar vo
ceutratng force Of 40 600 Newborn, when WI oon
be ready 10 strike Gen. Lees Army IN onJune'l'" WIN
Slcrmaus forces.
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

A Washington special to a Philadelphia paper
confirms Sherdans reported victory, stating that the
battle occurred at Waynesboroush, and that he had
captured 40 officers 1900 prisoners cannon and over
400 wagons, and still pursuing when last heard
from.
Gen. Pope has written a letter to Gov. Fletcher
OF Missouri on the situation" in that State. He sees
but little difficulty in the way of restoring the civil au
thority and the Governor has issued proclamation
calling on the citizens to aid in its restoration.
An official notice has been issued from the
Adiuant Generals Office in Albany, constituting certain
sections of the BC.Aty Law as distinctly AUTHORIZING
cities towns and counties TO raise money to Ill their
quotas under limitations.
1t is rumored that orders have been received
from Gen. Fry ordering draft in this city on the 18Th
inst Gen. Kinks has been superseded by Major Dodge
as Provost. Marshal-G General Of this District
Raleigh (N. CO. papers represent that both
Unionsts and Coniederates are concentrating their
forces with the design Of making that State the last
ditch" Of the bogus Republic.
A few guerrillas attacked Bradenburg and
Ehzabethtown, KY, Tuesday, but were easily
repulsed by the Union garrisons of these posts.
The Raleigh Progress says the federalS are
concentrating force of 600 at Ncwbern, to strike
Gen. Lee in conjunction with Sherman.
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Great Excisemens nc Porte Csbei,e.

PILADElriIiA Tuesday. March !. le6J.
Porto Cabello letter of February go, SAYS:
That great excitement has been caused there by fact.
which have come 10 light In regard 10 the conduct Of
the American Minister at Carraccas he haTing at.
tempted 10 smugglc goods into that port.
Falcon is s,ll at the hoad OF the Government Of Car.
raccas.
rebeI!icus party beaded hy an Englishman has
possession VI Maracaibo and have been importing mn.
nitiors OF WA frou France to opp o. faloon :
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LOUISVILLE. Wedne, Jay, March :. ie61
About hall dozen gucrrillas. supposed Ia be
Of wggington's band went into Elzabcthtoyn ycslcr
day afternoon representing Themselves supported by
much larger force in The There was bat little
nrug and slight harm done. me negro guard drove
them ont IN two several advances.
Last evening NJ Bradcnburg about wcaiy guerrillas
attempted 10 make M incgrs On aud gcpused by
the Union forces there.
The military anhorilos or Cloycrport have assessed
certain citizens 81. that place for damages done the
steamer farascon and the passengers tssrson.
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The Fec Embargo ut Hnvrc de Grncc.

HARRI-BrIG. 20 Wednesday. March q isG3
The ice embargo at lIayre dc Grace still con-
tinucs with very uncertain prospect Of breaking up.
The travel IL all turning over the Northern Central
Road via the Harrisburg and Allentown route.
An immense tain Of delayed passengers frtved here
ffom Baltimore at r. M, many OF whom IN Washing
ton Monday aud TUESDAY. They make connection
via Allentown, hut none Via philadelphia. Many Con,
gressmcn we're aboard aud Camacu and Amboy /, at a
disoOgu.,
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From Albany.

: ALBANY Wednesday, March :, ls05.
II is understood that the following nomina
ions by the Governor were ooaarmed by the Senate
to-day:
G. ". Goddard " be Captain OF tho Port, vice
Archibald Hall.
III txBoR MASTERS. Cnshow. reappointed; Henry
Uue.nt reappointcd: James VI. Thompson, vice j. L..
Tayor; y. +. Pond vice y. ID. Barber.
CANAL AIrRAIsEEs-E. Il. Brooks, vice A. Il. Par.
malice. Beman lrockway, vice H. Carroll
PORI WAEDE Ns--C haYeS l.. Barsow. vice j. V.
Peek.
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We call attention to the accounts furnished
by our Wilmington letters of the condition Of
the prisoners We are there receiving 'Not diff
ferent from hundred other accounts" do you
saw Indeed they are not, and therefore
are they terrible, but it seems as if
=. nothing could rouse the North to that lust in.
Agnation and anger which these dreadful atroc.
ft;s should call forth. Consider this one appal-
lSa Aact, which was lately brought out
<2ah spore distnctness than eyer-that
oss- sIscu come back TO US 'dlQtit
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sHEEDAS's VICTORY CONFIRMED.


BALTn5Rr, Wednesday, March : l,6j.
The Hon. John \. y. Crcswcll member Of the
ate Congress from The First Disirfi, nominated
Dnigb. By the mon for United States Senator
to MI the vacanc! oceasioned by the death Of Coy.
dicss> 1his is equivalent 10 an election.
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Fron, Cincinnati.

CnclNSAlL Wednesday. March :. 1865.
The Hood in the Ohio has reached its highest
mark and tue water hos commenced falling.
The trains on the Ohio, Mississippi. Indianapolis and
Cincinnati Roads are suspended. the tracks beng under
water between here and Lawrenccburg
Col l.. A Harris has been nominated for reelection
as Mayor by the Union Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-09

We understand that bill for Board OF
Health for this city has been perfected at
Albany which, should it become law. promises
to meet the cXigeneies Of the case, and give to
our citizens that sanitary protection which is
so imperatiyely demanded 1t is proposed to
make the new Board Independent of oil
existing municipal departments, giving il entire
control over that branch Of the public service
which properly belongs to it. IT is to consist OF
five commissioners, two physeians, and three
laymen, TO be appointed by the Governor
This secures TO the Department all the needed
professional knowledge, and, at The same time,
the practical business energy requisite to con-
duet its operations. The term of Office OF the
commissioners will be eight years, though a
portion of the first appointments will be- as
usual in such cases. for shorter periods.
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Terms OF the Tribune.
Vo Carrcspondrnfs.

no notice can be taken o. Anonymous Communications
Wla,eyeris intended for insertion must he authenticate
by tie name and address Of tie wrtenoi necessarily 0'
piphcation but as n guaranty for lis GOOD ai;i. go.
All business letters this Oce should DC addTesedto Inc
TR'BUNE" Newly ORR.
We cannot undertake to return rejected omlnueai's
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from the cruelties they have borne. Inc pody
survives fccbly the torments inflicted upon H.
but the mind dies; and only because rea-
son forsakes her throne does the body pro
tract a wrctched existence Think, think,
O We loyal people of the North think
what miseries unuttcrablc are enwrapped IN
that statement. Thinf that your brothers come
back to you alive only because they come back
idiots and lunatics
May God consume in his wrath Rebellion
guilty of such work.
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NEWS FROM EUROPE.

The steamship Cuba, from Liverpool FEB. 20 Na
Oueenstoy Feb &C. arrived here yesterday bringing
three days later news :
In the English House Of Commons Mr. Cardwen' IN
The name of tie English Government repealed the at
tacks made upon the Government Of the United STATES
for the retaatory it uas adopted with regard
To Canada The hore expressed that when the MS
chief ceased the remedy would also DO allowed to
cease.
The Paris correspondent Of The London Times denies
that the Emperor OF France has design to recognize
the Southern Coniederacy. He also says that as
surances have been given to the American Government
that no cession OF Mexican territory to France has been
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The Tribune in London.

STEVENS BROTHERS American Agents for Librsre.,
II enct,sst Coyett arde W Agents for the sale Of
THE TRIBUNE They will also receive srs'oNrIis's AMI
Agykx
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PROM WILMINGTON.

! ipyril Dispatch 20 The n. Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. March T. ls6j.
THE REVENUE BILL.
! Tie new Revenue bill Will take effect on the
at u April Copies viii be distributed from the Com
ni,soners Office in few days and tie necessary IN
s.rrciious from Commissioner Lewis rl soon follow.
cAsUALTY.
pavma.,er Reddington was badly wounded,
on SATURDAY. near Fort He'll ~ fragment Of shell
thrown BY tie Rebels. At the time he received bis
wound be va engaged In paying off the troops In that
vacinity.
PREPARATIONS FOR BATTLE.
Msdical-Inspector Cuylcr left here last even
ing FOR southern port in charge OF several hospital
scasers fitted mp for the reception Of the wounded
larg. amour, Of medical supplies we're also sent
An UswIsE PROVISION.
The provision in the new Enrolment bill, re-
outuv recruit, 10 be credited TO the district In which
they 4. having most damaging effect So'un
,eerinz in Pennsylvania Men unable TO accept the
large bounty offered refuse 10 enlist.
RrCRCIrING IN RRBELLIOus STATES.
Tho bill to change the law restricting re-
cruiiing In rcbelous States failed to pass and con.
sequaatly the law remains as heretofore.
APPOINTMENTS.
Hon. H. A. McheOn of New. York, has been
appointed bearer Of dispatches Honduras 0nd will
depart Immediately. W. T.. Chandler Of New-IIamp-
shire and F1speuker of the Hoyss OF Representatives
was today appointed solicitor Of tie Navy Depart
meat.
THY NEW SECRETARY o. TIE TREASURY.
Chief Justice Chase visited the Treasury De-
par,ment this an eraoon and administered the oath OF
Office to Hon Hugh McCullo,A, who will assarne the
du;ies Of LIS Office tomorrow.
nEsERTERs AND TIL Err STORIES.
About one hundred deserters took the oath
Il day and sarri North Thy say that far more are
sng South than North and that the dissat aciion Is
neral throughout their whole army; that Lee rode
AZ through their camp and promised them more food
nd clothes and urged them tostand by hun, but they
concluded 1t woul not pay The last thirty days there
nave bc en- two sand de. sFors received here fort!
d WHOM were officers.
SHEIsDASS VIC 'ORY CONFIRMED.
Ger. Emory telegraIlis from Winchester that
some Tour coming in represent Sherdnns victory
over Early rs COM lee than any report We have
had.
The battle took place near Waynesborough. and re-
suited in tho capture by Sheridan OF 10 Rebel officers
u o. men. cannons nh over 100 wagons. camps etc
when last heard from he pushing for the caas
rnoaing from Lynchbms 10 Richmond which he IA,
doubtless seized and s,troysd tefoic Tilt.
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DANGERS or A CONVENTION.

No Convention is now wanted in Virginia. A
Convention will no, fight but il might run away aye
capiiula,c When that sad alternative IA presented
Gen Lee il the proper convention lie Is the best Judge
" our situation.
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PREPARATIONS FOR BATTLE.

Msdicll-Inspector Cuyler left here last ever
ing FOR southern port in charge Of several hospit
sicasers fitted mp COZ the reception Of the wounded
larg. amour; Of medical supplies we're also sent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-14

One trial and yon will neqar nsa ANY others.
II h MOI neseasary % pnhiiah long list 81 die
eases for which the Cesirun Bitteea Ara i specific
In Nil diseases Of the STOMACH. BOW
ELS, LIVER Or K1DNENSs
In all aifsctfonsof the BRAIN DEEPEN 3D..
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH OR BOWELSs
Ia GOVT, HIHEUMATISM AND NEu-
RALGIAg
Aud il FEVER AND AGuEt
u Is destined to supereeds all ether remedies II
not only cures these decreases, but IL FRnxHHss
them.
A wine slass fall Of tha niftera taken al aout
before each meal viii obvlAte the ~ effects Of The
n1sf unhealthy climate, aud screen the pefsot
taking Il against alseAse under tho most tryias
eqpaaur~a
Sold BY Druggists and Grocera generally.
na-Dx. joins BOLTS Principal Oiiice, Fis1i
street, Louisville. Ky.
sold BY PETER vIRRLlze,
febs Sole Agent. Evansville. Ind,