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PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, March 2.
SENATE.

number Of Teettfiers Of spirits in relation to the
III. SUMNER presented ssTersi petitions, ] ask
ing for The equality Of all men before the law,
NJ: Sumner presented the memorial Of the
co1grets to enable TINT State to emancipate her
III: TRuHBUlL, from the Judiciary Commit
sideration Of petitions for the recognition OF God
! in the Constitution Of the United States. The
Committee deem it unnecessary to make Tie asked
recognized in the Constitution IN The require
menls q OATH a and The prohibition Of iateriat-
So M e. OF 5ess1, a41
Affairs, made . report upon tho memorial Of the
ana ct TIE Soed Sf Con-
erection Of monument over the remains Of the
soldiers who fell at Gcttysburs The report shows
e and ssst ate 9eseS
because Of the advance In the prices OF labor and
material. 1t warmly commcnds the pat1iotic eE
fort with IN tntimaEon that Congress nnay nt
future timc properly be expected to contribute
The Committee declared that regard for econ
omy and the public welfare render present action
1he report of the Committee Of Conference on
the diEagrccing to the vote Of tue army appro-.
Mr. TRuNDlLL objccted to that provision
which requires taat no money expended under tho
ct sba! f,s nppisa to the Payment Of tav 1inoi.
OF troops and army stores.
The yeas and nays were cal!od. tor IN the alop-
ti2n ef ths 1epo!t and 1t Was decided in the mega
'.tn On Il notion Of III. TRUMBuLL, the Senate in
sisted upon Its amendment, and further Commit
Mr. POWELL presented ti,s Credentials or f1on
James Guthrie, OF Kentucky, Senator elect for six
yeoss from the ~ Of March next, which were read
Mr. DOOIITTLE p,c,ented the certificate of
election Of Michael Hahn, as Senator from Loni-
sir H. DAVIS oh;ec,ca IN fte recent1o,
In moiton Of Er. TRUM 3IIii. fhe 1yho1e snb.
tcct wos iaid on thc table.
TheSenafe disagreed to the report Of the Com
mi,tcc Of ConlSrepcc on the Army App1 oprietfon
Hi md snnS1nted Messrs 17i}Ni3iff,Gt HAR-
aN and p!2fvE fnrt1,a- fso,nr,;t,es ~ f3n.
to9enra -" A10 'uA 'AoA 0''A''~''%s' ~ 8oD
sTho t,v b3,1 1rou tn1npnnn
1he sennta @ rcft,scd ia a1ont the committee
amand,nent 70 fnc1raae rntns Ft,f nnstacn TO i've
eenis ~ N.'e 4A'S0 - fS0t'" ~ NV
The tax on tobacco twisted hy hand for chewing
or smoking was fixed at IS cents. on smoking to-
hacco made with all the scraps included 30 cents
and On smoking tobacco mado Of the Leaf 10
eeRtt IL: cowAN moved to st1ike ont the section
providing for the Inspection OF Petroleum before
It is removed for sale or for etorage, which was
agreed TO. Mr. Cowan moved 70 stEake ont tw3
naeit eps aos 6a1e @ Il not aa
forty fve ra1lons. Adopted ...,
ditional section. thst any bank organi sed under
State law and having paid up canital Of <ib0Q
which shall apply before the drst OF
Jnly next for 1 authority to, ,,, esso%e ; ne "a
>qui1ements Of tie law, shall ha7e he preference
over new @ organizations: T. Aaoptea, that
Mr. DAVIS offered an amenaneat. tnai oae.
shall be applied 10 the payment Of war claims,
which CnSNRs Tss ,NdePssed aa,e an amendment that no
miner whose receipts are le5B than Il 000 per 50
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Qbirage Grtbn1le

FRIDAY. MARCH 8, 1865.

From the significant statements and nd
missions Of the rebel press IL Is evident that
Lee is leaving Richmond. According to tue
Sentinel all the guns and stores arc being re-
moved. Rebel desertcrs report that Peters
burg is alrsady cyacuatcd, and all the heavy
guns taken away. Lee is begging the rebel
Congress not TO leave him with his hands
tied up and so fettered that he can make no
further resistance, and the rebel press are de-
manding the re turn Of the fugitive and panic
stricken congressman by wrlts Of military
aaeoas corpus forclb]y applied wherever the
bodies nre found.
The Commission engaged In investigating
the Chicago Conspiracy case were in session
yesterday, md took the testimony Of the
Misses Walsh, daughters Of the prisoner.
4 dispatct, from Chattanooga gives some
interesting particulars Of the capture Of
gang Of rebels in yawl, acting under the Or
ders Of the rebel Navy Department, and in
transit with torpcdoes and internal machines
for the destruction of Union property in Ten.
nesscc.
Instances Of rebel pcrady continue to mu1-
tfply. When Shcrman's forces occupied Co.
1unabia the inhabitants made protestations of
loyalty, but as on, troops were leaving com.
mcnced firing on them from roofs aud win
dows. The insurrection WAS beginning to
spread, but was cfIectually stopped by the
prompt destruction Of the city. The reialia-
ton was a righteous one, and Will carry with
it useful lesson to other localities yet TO
come under Union rule.
It has been discovered that the army mills
have been robbed OF m immense amount In
money and valuables.
Tue rebel press still continues to possess
unusual interest. Atlast accounts Richmond
was in state Of confusion aud chaos. The
alarm experienced By the rebel Congressman
has reached the people, and everything is In
state Of blissful uncertainty. Cor. Brown,
of Georgia, scores JEFF. Davis in his message,
and in turn gets scored in the papers Of the
rebel capital.
The Richmond papers coctains q state
ment that the Governor Of Mississippi has
called State convention, but omit to specify
the objects for which it is called. The om1s-
sion would seem to indicate that peace mat~
tcrs will he the prominent subject Of consld-
.cration.
The Congressional Committee have mott
fed the Vice President Of his election. and
The latter has officially accepted the trust
imposed upon him. We are now all ready
to start tomorrow another four years which
will witness the close of this rebellion and
the country once more advancing to the
completion of its destiny.
Gold closed weak in New York last night
at 197516, having sold as low during the day
as 196.
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Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.1
kru Xous- 1.hursdau 1Yn.ah q

Especial Dispatch to the Western Press.1
new YonK, Thursday, March 2.
Richmond in Ofstress.
Richmond editorials foreshadow the eyacnation
Of that city.
The World's Army Of the Potomac special says
there Is every indication Of panic IN Richmond.
Old Senators and members Of the House are fee
ing, until now there is barely quorum In Con.
eress to transact bns1ness. This has been hushed
up, but now the Richmond papers openly allude
to the fact and call upon the military authorities
to bring back the fug1tiyes BY force. A very i'm
nortant movement now making by Genefal Lee La
beiicrcd to be the eyacu alton Of Richmond.
Evncuation Of Petersburg,
The zenne Wssh1nston sRss,al says lettsr
report brought In by deserters that Petersburg Is
evacuated, and the heavy guns arc removed from
the forttacatIons around the city, looking to its
Tie same special saye there Is not the slightest
chance Of Louisiana or Arkansas being admitted
NEW YonK, Thursday, March 2.-The Charlotte
m, C.) Bsdifita Of The I'd Or February says: Coi
Hoke, commanding the post Of Charlotte, is d.
playing the most commendable Sasrgy i1 the resu-
speciality. He has organized military pollee
preservation Of o:der where everything Il 80 Il
successful accomplishment is worthy ot Ill
PRAISE"
Conuengn1 Company.
Roger T. Pryor and Gen. Singleton were to pass
np the James on Tuesday p. m. By flag o{ truce, ia
company With Mrs. Gen. Helm and Mrs. u l]ot
Pratt, wives Of rebel officers.
The Enquirer ls very severe upon the an1lety OF
the rebel Congress to adjourn, and the dieposltlon
Of many Congressman to fiee ffom Richmond.
significant Admission.
The .ssRtfn<I admits the removal Of guns and
etoreR from Richmond, and endcaVors t. quiet the
| apprehension1 Of the people. Gen. Lee begs CON.
Hress vii not adjourn and leayo hin With his
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MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE.

LANSING, Mich, Thursday, March 2.
A large number Of petitions we're presented in
The Senate today asking for the passage Of the
hill authorizing the formation OF Mechanics and
Iahoring Mems Co operative Associations also
petitions Of teachers Ia relation certificates and
appeals to SnpeT Tlntendcnts Of Public Instruction.
to the Agricultural College passed. Several road
bills also passed: joint rtsolntion passed to pay
It provides that it shall Be satisfied a. la as Dos.
E{le from the internal i1nprov. ment fund and by
tolls IN foatahles passing through the Improve
Inent on eald river.
In the House number Of bills passed. Those
Of general Importance we're one to tax foreign in
premiums. This bill has already passed the SEN
ate and only n-eds the Governors signature to
become law !; also hills to- allow the President OF
every Incorporated village TO be member Of the
Beard Of Snperrisors to erlarge the boundaries
Of the village Of Dowaefac, Cas- county to extend
the time for building The Paw Paw Railroad Ave
years making appropriation for State Normal
Schools aleo to Gettysburg Cemetery fund.
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CHATTANOOGA, Thursday, March 2.-The o.
=efft has lengthy details Of the capture Of rebel
yawl and II men. at Chapman's Landing, below
Kingston, On the Tennessee. by seven IoJ al Ten
nesseenne. The yawl was fi11ed with torpedoes,
internal machines and combustlb1es to be used In
the destruction Of Government property. The
party were regularly uniformed and acting under
orders Of the rebel navy department The ynEyl
rus built at Richmond. brought to Bristol IN the
car, paced in the Hocton river, thence with nauf
ned oars moved to the place Of capture, Their
instructions were not to destroy OF disturb any
thing till they got below Kingston, when they
were to destroy Government transporta.. They
hoped also to destroy the warehouses. rolling
mlle, &C., on the banks OF the river ut that place.
The whole enterprise vas in charge Of a eSientinc
officer. The rebels were chacrined ut being out
witted By half their number Of citizens efer hav-
ing run the gauntlet Of the soldiers dt Knoxville,
About 20 guerlias dashed into the town Of Paa1,
on the Knoxville railroad, yesterday, burned the
depot and robbed the families residing there.
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Our Forces Hold Bristol, EastTennes.
kes>-1ttE1A from Chattanooga and
Nashville.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
NASHVILLE, Wednesday, March /.
Our troops control the East Tennessee and Vfr
Esnia Railroad as far as Bristol, which is one
hundred and thirty miles alove Knoxville and On
the T,rgtnia line. Lynchbnrg ia 204 miles north
eaet hy eatt from Bristol on the enme railroad
nnd Richmond Is abuut lao miles to the essf III
Lypchburg. -
New warehouses have been for some time build
Ing at Chattanooga; and when Generul Thomas
headquarters moved 10 Nashville some days ago
supplies were rapidly aceumuating,
These etorehonscs II placed end TO end would
stretch above Two miles.
The Tennessee River Is ina good stage OF water
and boats Of light draft can run up to Strawberry
Plains-nfteen miles above Knoxville.
3he passenger train from Louisville was thrown
of the uacE few days ngo and 4 sktrmish re-
fultins IN no casualties took place between gucr-
Has and the tIain-suard.
All Shernan's army on det1ched duty-ofacere
nands in the East
rasss nger ard freight traffic Is resumed on all
The military railroads IN the Department Of the
Cumberland h{ recent cepefal order
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EKONK ST. LOUIS.
Sent to the renttcntiary-Proce
OF the C0nyfnt3ou-C0mm mmunfcatfOn
Win Little Rock.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1 ]

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tr1bune.1
ST. LOUIS, Tlnrsday, March ..
Sixteen prisoners from the Gratiot Street Prison
were yesterday sent up to Jefferson City, to serve
out various sentences imposed by the Military
Commission. Among the number were Nancy P.
Kemp, bushwhacke., and ono Patterson, a Con-
fede1ate Chaplain.
In the Convention to-day. the debate on the ex-
pulsion case Of Harris, Of Galloway, occupied the
entire forenoon. The motion Of Mr.. Owen. to
postpone to July, was los only five voting in favor
to-~it: Davis, Of New Madrid; Gamble, Of Au-
drain: king and Linton, Of St. Louis, and Owen.
III franklin. Mr. Owen then moved to recommit
the whole case to the Committee. with instruc-
tons to send for persons and papers.
Communication can now be had with Little Rock
In two days and hall, via St. Louis and Fort Smith
By telegraph. thence by boat to Little Rock. The
telegraph wires between the Latter place and Fort
Smith are to be repaired Immediately,
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Important Extracts from the Rebel
PreG8-AfaF1n mt Rfchmond- Gov,
HrosTn-{:enernl Iohnstonss Order
Meeting In Mobile.

Pu11ADE1.Fn1A. Thurs1ay, March "A special
dps;eh @ r. to TO- tss 84 says
s5ys: "Thc air IS oiled with alarming Fumofs
Every fear has found voice, md every ear j.
opened to the tale 1t tells. Measures Of pfccaudon
are construed TO presnge disaster.t'
Coy. Brown is editorialIy attacked By the Whi9
and Enquirer.
The proceedings Of the rebel Congress are IN.
important
4 dt.patch dated Charlotte, North Carolina, 18th
ult, eiyes Gen. Johnston's order on assuming
command. which ia dated Feb. IS.
A disp1tch IRON Mobile, dated Feb. II, says ono
ofthe aargest meetings held in that city took
place on The 18th. at which. resolutions were
ndorted with "victory or death" az the watch
word.
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ThE fRnfnn NFn~o--+

Dosron. Tl;urfaay, March IA great meeting
hight in FaneuIl Hall, under lie ansp,e.s % Of ras
TsasP 9ESt1srRSoea 2 MESonsx Il Me,a xhsa
Pennsylyania and A. P. sennott, Of Boston T fhe U
meeting adopted ssso1atie1s af ~ f1;yi3g tae pro-
eTess hsld in Cincinnati. Great enthusiasm pre- pre.
vailed.
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New TonK, Thursday, March e~-Gold weaker.
probable eyacuasi N Of that citJ foresaalow an
event which will hive more effect In putting down
the premium on gold than nuy other except the
therefore has been very scnaitlvo to-day. It
opened at 19Ga declined to 1851, md recovered to
1tE{
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the reEtorst1on of 'hc Untpn; hill cmpowerin .
rsito d. to construct branches to neghbor1ng coal
mines. Adjourned
EVENING SEss1oN-The bill authorizing the sale
Of swamp lands to the value Of some $10,NDO In
Newton and jasper counties passed.
The Morgan raid bills were made the epeclal
order for tomorrow morning, Adjourned
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nc,rh of Illinois Soldiers In Memphis
EInHnfiof&.

HEADQUARTERS Mil AND SAN. AGENCY,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. e, 1s85
Editors Chicago Tribune:
The following deaths of Illinois soldiers
have occurred in the q. 8. General Hospitals
Ut this post during the week ending February
Is, 1856:
Albert 3. Umphrcy, 4sth Illinois infantry.
Eugene n. Skinner, o.G, 18th Illinois intantEy.
Alireo klingsmith. Co. ., bth Illinois cavalry.
Cone Farrc., CO. r, l1th llIinois infantry.
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NEW YoEK. Wednesday, March 1.-The steamer
Arago, with tho Savannah Her0ld OF the 18th, has
arrived. No military news. The STEINER South
Carolina Is busy receiving cotton from q wrecked
blockade runner, near Fort MoulIie. The steam
er For, captured after the evacuation OF Charles
ton, has been sent to Port Royal with her valu-
able cargo.
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PHILADELPHIA, Thnrsday March 2.-Jay Cooke
largest Eastern subscription was f3Oo, ,0o1 from
New York, and the largest Western subscription
$s5,G0 from Dayton, Ohio; There @ we're 2,lsa In
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r OSTSC CRIPT.
FROM NEW YORK.

Our Midnight Dfspatc1l-ImpoFtant
NayFH SummnFF-l.nter from the
South-The rt1En Of anarchy and
Confusion.
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MINNESOTA LEGIsLATURE.


[SpECI1l UIEpalCn 10 Ins CH1EaE0 1fln1n6.1
ST. PAUL. Thursday, Matcha.
The Senate passed the House bill to-day consoli-
dating the W1nona and st. Peters railroad md the
M1nnceota Central. The only naterial amend
ment made was one authorizing The construction
Of bridge across the Mississippi. As no blrs
can be passed after to-day, many Of the members
are preparing to 1cnye for their homes tomorrow
morpinE.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

The Doctrine Of Protection.
W,sosA, Mimi, Feb, %, 1865,
Editors Chicago Tribune:
hare read with interest vonr avt,c,c of thc
,o.h ,,st -. 49, upaas,.ss;...,sS ~ D.
io1n 4nst' oh tne reorganization u rar-
ties" fou say truly revolutions never 60
backwards" :" ind l add, therefore, a protect
i've thrift cannot long continue the settled
nol,cv nj this nation ' ''''>N
ton nv, y. sA.s n".
we ale no" 1ap,olS nego1'at'ne peace
The ratification Will take place directly with
the ptoplc Of the eoutl, when the rebel lead
ers are thoroughly crushed and their armies
sco+tared Tbsn con,as rocona1rnct,on-a
s..,,s,.es ~. n..ssa. SSa.",s" ~ =.
ou'Auane u up oi LIE wasted energies Oh tae
South. The "poor white trnah," now com
posing large part Of the rank and file Of the
rebel prpy, will remove North, TO get agav
fiom thc frce~perro md the rcorron1zattor
Of sontbcrn ficc 1ahnr VII, he ia1es1r IN H..
bands ~ Northncn anon aac5ss;on =" Iii III
haue hao1 crnsh.d ond E;ti q t%ef rnIao,thu ~
Stota ri1h+ aootr;no .r,,nt raro st;S h;.4h - ~
ces.;on Tho nntionnI "i h,1s,rr srs+a ~ ~, 81
isssa1u. Ill., tn ,t1ia, ntoa. o'nhns s5etem w
nave ts osen % estanilsneo, me unlty ottae natlon
seculea pc{ona pelaoven'ufc, ana sasefy
lnt away " ne exercise OF that nea!tny
oIa.e sose{elSnty uoct1ue "mEa Is lully
Iecoghlzeu ~ tne recent actlon o. congress
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THE CITY NATIONAL BANK.

VAGA&1 S8o03V0Vs
With privilege Of Increasing 10 81 doc, ,0eat
Location IL and IL Cfark-st.
A. D. REBD, President. T. 8. poBBINs. vlce-ProT.
J. r. TAYLOR, Cashier.
d r. +. cTo k9a
A- D. Reed, Thomas Hairless, a. B. AeekeT,
1hos. 3. Dobbins, Charles Y. Cook Wiusow Bushnau>
&. NJ Horgh. Theo- L. shaw, Richard Gre&x-
This Bank having been organized under TIE provtD-
to1s Of tic National Banking Law, Etll be open in
few days for tte transaction OF business.
TEL kfa..IT 11net
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,.~ For Additional telegraph sec
Second PQges
, 1865-03-03

4 VETERAN SOLDIER, whose
II family resides In this city, dsstres to repre-
sent some patriotic lady OF gentleman as
REPRESENTATIVE RECRUIT.
Good r. ferrnce given. Te1us easily adjusted. Apply
ut q Mashius t N 6i1tet. mh1u3lI-lr
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Nem anbcrtiBemr1ts.
18th Ward, Attention.

The Committee won1d earnestly request the Bust
ness Men residing In the ward to come forward on
Saturday night and assist rs In raising funds Let
every p rson Interested step forward nnd subscribe
and We can I'LL our Quot. By order Of onmlttae-
lnl3nnl. .4stLet 7. 7. nlOREO2 ID. seCretasY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09

CengratuIntory Address-Whss Our Sol.
diers have Accemplished-ThcT ssscred
Ensigus-Ths Sympathy asd Pride Of
Our Citlxens-A Precious Legacy.
AInAyY Thursday June T. leG5.

ALBANY, Inurslhy, June q icoJ
The Governor has issued to-day the following
congratnlstory address 10 the soldiers Of this Stato
SOLDIERS OF New YORK: Your constancy your pat
rOtsm your faithful services and your vaor, have cu
minated IN the maintenance Of the Government. the
yindicaton Of the Constitution and the laws and the
perpetuaton Of the Union. You have elevated the dig
nty brjgbened the and enriched the history Of
your State. You have furnished TO the world grand
illustration Of our American manhood. OF our Devotion
liberty and Of the permanence and nobility of Our In
stitutions -.
Soldiers your State thanks you and gives you the
pledge Of her lasting gratitude She looks with pride
upon your glorious achievements and consecrates her
self " you for all time for your uDfaerng herosn 10
you Newly York willingly intrusted her honor. her Air
name and her great destinies. You have proved w0r
thy OF the confidence rep0sed In you and have returned
these trusts with added Ulster and Increased value. The
coming home of MI organizations 1t is hoped Is not
far distant We welcome you and rejoice with you up
| on the peace which your valor has achieved.
Your honorable scars we regard the truest badges
Of yo1r bravery and the highest evidences Of the pride
and patriotism which animated you Sadly yet proudly
We receive as the emblem Of heroic endurance your
tatered and worn enslgns and fondly deposit their
relics OF glory with all their cherished memories and
endeariDg associations With swelling hearts we babe
pride and deepencd fcvor say welcome 10 the re-
turning veterans.
We have watched you oil through the perilous period
Of your absence rejoicing In your victories and mourn
inc IN your defeats. We will treasure your legends,
your brave exploits and the gorlhed memory Of yodr
dead comrades. and In records impressive than
the monuments Of the past and enduring the liberties
Won have secured, the people will regard with jealous
pride your welfare and honor forgetting the widow
aud the fatherloss and those who dependent upon
| the fallen hero.
The fame and glory you have won for the State and
the nation shall DO transmitted 10 children as
most precious legacy lovingly 10 be cherished and
rsyerently " DO reserved u T. FESIox'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09
Resume Of Thursday's Evidence.
wAsmsoToy. Thursday. juno g. leo;

WAsHISOToY Thursday, juno :, 100.
The most important witness examined to-day
was Edward Frazer who resides In st. Louis. He
gave an interesting account OF the steamboat burning
on the Mississippi Ono and other rivers, by agents VI
the Rebel Government, furnishing their names.
A witness was produced TO show that Aherodt
where he resided was considered deficient In courage
Another witness testified that the day after the
Dr. Mudd expressed his regret that the
Prcsident had been assassi mated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09
THE TEXAS EXPEDITION.
Gen. Wcitxel as Nsrfelk-A Seressde-Ths
Fleet all sailed-A Serious Mssiny-
The Rip gleasers Irened.

From Our Special Correspondent
On BOARD U. 8. TRANSPORT CREscHNf
FORTRESS MONROE Wednesday, June T. 1865.
Cen. Weitzel and Staff visited Norfolk yester.
dsy for the purpose Of finishing up the business In re-
lstion to the Texas Expedition.i
sERENADEs.
During Gen. weitzels first stay in Norfolk be was
serenaded at tho residence Of Col Mann Provost Mar
shall at that place. and was waited by largo con.
course Of friends who called to pay their respects and
wish him pleasant journey to Texas.
Gems Graham and Gordon we're also serenaded BY
Gen. wetsels headquarters band and portion Of the
Generals staff
DEPARTURE OF GEN. wErrzEL.
Gen. Weitzel will sail at o'clock this afternoon on
the Crescent.
The whole Of the expedition with the exception Of
two regiments have left and they win leave some time
tomorrow. INIa....n
MUTINY ON THE NEREUs.
While the above.named steamer was waiting of Nor.
folk for the purpose Of taking water on board some Of
the troops board undertook serious mutny threat.
ening the life Of the captain Of the steamer. Col.
Mann. Post Marshal being applied to BY the
officers on board, speedily sent detachment Of troops
to the scene Of the disturbance when the rineeadcrs
were promptly arrested and put in irons and the bal
sncs OF the troops on board disarned RLa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-09
The Oswcgo Canal Open.

m SYRACUSE, Thursday. June g. 1865
The Oswego Canal is now fully open for nav
igaton With seven feet depth OF water loaded boata
passed the High Dam" this morning.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-22

a8 7''77V " - LOSf.7 q 7TW|7g
WHITE bone Cane, marked r s ROGERS.
EAN ashpa, N. H. The finder will receive FIVE
DOLLAR BY leaving il at u Mountfort Street.
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-22
Sy.x sl...NL EDWARD T. LITTLE, Clerk
Wateryille, May 2s. A. D. 1865. juneis d


1u0ntlJ0ctaefefiS' do TRADERS, Bank.
NsaE stockholders of this Bank are hereby noti-
=. ~ neg % 70 meet at Their Banking Room, Monday
following q tieIes:-- liniTsS ssIf4s = ~5.lf 3ar
first TO ZEE ifthsy will vote to surrender the
Charter or the Banks seise u d0l--a f-sS-- ''S
second rTo see Ii, they will vote to convert the
Bank inio National Banking Association under
the laws oftbe United set 81 slf'IsI71T-57 7--S-
"a ia 10 + er order Of the Directors. a,s. -.
Portland, June Q, 1s65 --dfd aas7ssl Ia e
The Portland daily press., 1865-06-22

RY the subscriber, q competent assistant to take
IL Charge OF iargs prescription business. Ad-
dres as bsiow. sta ing age, amount of experience
ID the apotheeary business, and rate Of compenea-
tion demanded The best and most undoubtsd rel.
ereL css required. t 1G Bsl9i
Il. T. CUMMINGS. M. d., utas4 /,
Juneiad2w* Portand, Ne.