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sleods dispelled, and 10 800 lighk
beam upon tho pissars that now gives ~
premise Of being IN the hogizoa. I base
no pride Oh opinion that would iuterfaRa
with . frank confession OF sxxoasou.
visws, " against mY Convictions, and
against all reason, and BY what woald b.
q special inlerposition Of Providence, III
policy of sha Administration should pre-
sssss shs Hnion intact, and the li6svtiss
Of shs people from being oserlhrown.
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Seyesa-ThIrfy Lean.

FSsss xoses are issvsd nBasz sate u Aagasa assAs
1854, aud are paTsSla three years from shat ttmss
10 rareaxT, or ars euavertible At tae osion ~ the
holder into
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
U. S. 100 LOAN!

on aataeHtY Of GAs Secretary u shs Trnaassx,
gAs spdersisned has asssma& saa Gsneral ssbszts-
tisa Agency iOf tAs aals Of United states TFesassy
Notes, ssarips seven and shEse-ssntAs per esas ia
'ssrsst, pei Aanasa, kaown az ina
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declared hers q State hes the right to SCI
cede
Mir. LONG. lie does, Mr. chairmau.
lie bAiievss that q State one of the prins-
sipaIs thas created The eonmoa agent, tha
Federal Govesnmens--has the right, SO
far ~ such individual State il concerned,
10 revoke the AarranE on attorney BIZ
which the sgens vas authorized to act for
such State, aud that the pc lple Oh such
Stats h the only tribunal 90 earth havtns
the right 20 determine shea IL ahalI Ii
d00e.
Air.BR00NALTs. Will the gentlen1ar
alIow me 60 ask hEsa one other question
wherein bis opinion on this sqhjecs dit.
fsrs from that of als. JefFersom Davis, and
whether Mr. Jrifarson Davis bas been de-
Ing wrong In attempting ~ GET stasss cul
oifsks Union?
Mr.. LONG. Whether nv opinion !.
grees with that Of Jefferson Davis or nos,
kaow aos and care rot. Whether he in
eommoa with sne people Of hIs Stats has
say sAass FOR wishdYswing from the Ca.
Jon Oh not n question unnecessary ID
be ssiscussed al this tine. Is ID sacagt
~ knsw thzs shey have uishdra2n. ms
my paxpose IL 10 ssHssnos ssksrs az II
xhish % M swn mind II sleAx. that tAss
cannot b. fogcsd back into The Uaion b
seerai8a.
TIE docsriaes laid down - elf -evidenl
truths In the Dsciarasion III undergraduates
are, thsl ail rigbsfui gososnmsns spsiaes
Frexa the soHsFnf u de gew4ned shsl
any psepls hare shs right % alter, shsax.
or amsna their form Of 9ssernmsns 81
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shadowing 10 It's enDYmisleE any Civil or
sectional was that has preceded it. The
cry OF ous palpiss snd churches, with .
few highly ereditablc EXCEPTIONS instead
of sspeaee 90 sarth and good viii TO man, "
has been for hioodl DesoIated home
steaas and impoverished communities at
test our capacity for self destruction, and
dispatches like che following from gen.
aral Ia the fed to the President OF the
United States are feciesed With idy and
exalsakioa by those who claim to b. the
followers Of the Prince of Peace
s'I have destroyed ever tao thouaand
barns allied wish wheat and hay and farm
Ing Implements over ssvensy mills allied
9Th 6nar and wheat all the houses
wishin an AREA Of ava miles wsre hasn-
ed.
Sach is the boassiag of Federal of6eaz
10 he asld bat while the waF party re-
jOiee at shis indisesimlnate eonaagratioa
oil The homes and properly OF aged iaarn-
| isy and halpls@s ianoesncs, che cry of ths
widow AID tbs fassssssss sseand ID Sod
| fug shas vengaaee which seonsg % later Il
yisited 90 Ill lniquity.
Well mar che dsspots Of Europe hoIl
~ mp - wassing 70 their unqaiss Sab
jscts.
Ia shs psgxieas addseas which bad Ehs
honos 70 make apsa sAis acsr oppressed
nj bslief thai the only issac before y
was sIsher reeognisions Of the sepssats
| indersndence Of the sscsasa states, 81
sha complete exsssminasio0 Ell shs peoDIs
lvhp inhzAig shem-~exfxxmfnAsioa In IL
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SO work Ia The TRADE asas 81 shaxt nes4eF. As4
al wog@ e@txuzssd 70 Ghesa win be 2sompssy aaa
SssassAsy apzs W skisffai waFameny Aaa rs palns
I'll IL sp&r$& Al renaeR satis9srsisn In as s&aea--
ssasns sna m4aaEar nxea RFfsels& Of shs Hbor$
wasess &aes c@assssssls sn hanas s1,
ssss@sxy &c. ssss--ss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
From PANAMA.
PANAMA. Wednesday, April s. 1865.

PANAMA, Weune5uuy, phi iooOs
Matters on the Isthnus have remained quiet
since the sailing Of the last steamer though the nstiye
are in constant dread of another revelation. The
Government keeps a strong night-guord around the
city and couple OF old cannon are planted at the en-
trance of the town. IN case the negroes should attempt
TO make assaults but there Is at present little causs
for alarm.
At last accounts. Gen. Carrera. tho President OF
Honduras has cut of friendly relations with Costa
cs for the that President Barrios was al
forded an asylum 10 the latter State.
Dates have been received from Valparaiso to the 18th
and from Lima to the 2Sth ult From Chill there IS III
tie of interest. Business in Valparaiso was DISK
and good deal was doing In charters. Exchange on
London was 46j.
Peru is still suffering from the revolution, which con
tinues TO gain importance throughout the country Inc
Departments of Ariquipa, Moqueza, Puno and Cuzco
had declared for the new Goyernment II seems as
The following details of news from the South coast
are published in The Star and Herald:
The new steamer Payta made her first arrival at
Tobaga She brings upward of 900 bales of cotton and
wool the largest quantity brought to the lshmus
She left Valparaiso on March 18th; Coqumeo, WIN
Caldera 10th; COba. 2st Iquique, 2lst; Area ga
Islav, Esd; Pisco 18TH Callao 2eth and Payta, 3lst
CHILL.
The news from Chill is of little interest.
Adyfces from the East Coast by the overland route
of rather more peaceful character fighting was
still continued but hopes were entertained that better
state of affairs mil ht he brought about.
PERU.
No opposition has been yet offered to the
revolution in the Southern Provinces. Gen. Bnsta'
menti has been named commander of the forces. Per
feet order is maintained. In one Of the two vessels Of
wor which fell into the hands of the reyoutonsts were
900 rifles these with all the guns of both vessels are
now on shore aud the latter have been placed on the
MORO Of africa TO oppose the entrance oil hostile YES
sells to the anchorage. .
The Government steamer Cbaaco narrowly escaped
capture there She entered the harbor with troops;
but becoming Of the state of affairs, put out 10
sea again and escaped after receiving few shots
which did her some damage and killed an officer and
several men.
ON the 18th nit Admiral Marategu proceeded to
africa with the frgate Amazoonas with FOIL powers to
use every measure 10 that place. On his arrival
be word shore 10 that unless delivered up IN
iour hours he would shell the town.
The reply that if he came on shore the guns In
position would fire on him. Firing was, however. for
Tie time prevented by the representations OF the foreign
Consnls of what their claims for damage on Peru
nOuld be. Tie Amazonas Immediately returned 10
Calao where she is busily coang 10 proceed again to
Anco with a strong force ofuoops.
In Lima no little anxiety prevails. Vice President
Causeco is aus peced of ayoring the instruction, and
has taken refuge in the United States Legation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
NeW-.Jersey.

SUSSEX. The town elections in Sussex have
all resulted in favor of the Democracy wherever n
straight party fight wns made Frankford went Dem
ocrac by 70 70 go majority; iNewtown no opposition
was made by the Unionsts.
MIDDLEsEx Tho Piscataway election on Monday
resulted in the OF the Union ticket ~ abont 80
majority, Only one Democrat was elected-an As
SCISSOR In New Brunswick. the 18th the Cnienists
elected % ont OF ~ Of their cauddaiea Mayo three
Justices Of the Peace two Freehoiders two surveyors
OF the Highways four Aldermen. one Assessor three
Collectors two Commissioners of Appeal four Consta'
bles five Judges Of Election one CLERK OF Election,
and tied several others Every Union candidate who
was voted for in all the districts elected, save one
on majorties running from 30 TO 6 the general av'
GRACE being from 10 to co. The election OF two mon
Freelolders gives the I noDisis n majority OF one IN
the NdGlesex Board OF Frechodersthat Board stand
inc for the coming year 10 Uuonists and Democrats
The last year the Board stood IL onioA
ists
SoMEIsEr-In Franklin. Union men were as usual
selected on Monday. There was no serious opposition
save in one or two instances. The voting was rira
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-14
DIED.

BARNARp-sudleny. wednesdsy. April u. 1885 lar.
net wife o Chsunory Barnard in the sl't year oil her
TIE relatives and friend. Of the femy respectfully Invited
20 attend her funeral Saturday the 10th inst at eock
n m from the residences OF her son 10 law. Henry o..
Thompson No las, II fouri.t, without further in
v.ation.
piTro2n Thursday Agr D. Of 'ense, as. Of the lungs
e aud Rt emily are gT +. to g., 1D 1s, h is
ns oeIe. ,Sd5y s No. f hyui TO- .l' residence
lgAITIER-On Thurs,y April 10, Hannah Augusta wife OF
samue T. Gantr and daughter Of the late AbsahAu s'Ass
g. the cd year Of her age.
Notice u the funeral IN -morrow's paper
NsN-Ou Thursday ~ April IL Theodore only
child Of William {. AID katherine r. oiman ssed Z
Funeral service. the Church Of the Tundsuraon Eft
nDihst bstwesa ith and Madisoa a'e' on FIJI
day afternoon, lsth inst, az d o'clock
AIRS 4, Jon- tr-nch N D. March ~. Mira Deborah
sa widow Of obadiah sAiIa In the 10Th year OF her age.
sTAHARD-on wednesd'y, APri z, Caroli.e NJ st,ssrd
widow OF Col John sanad, United states Army ats OF
Her funeral vii place from No. 81 West Thirty si'h
We, .rss nd those Md on IN uw Robert s. swor,
invited . s,'ssd without r further pGfs "a
injuries received by the explosion ofboer. on IT. aer en-
iifoP Nadine The La. twenty yea, reside.
Eastern papers please copy.
JoNES-on Tuesday. April II, Ann Eliza WIFI Of John
Whit. are invited to attend the fan.el from h late resi-
dence no. iss West iioGNons st., this day krdsy) 1t
o'clock.
JANEwAY-Kihed In hattie near Jettersvlss Va, on
| Wedne,day April s. Col. Hugh Janeway, ase4 2s years
ri. funeral win taks saturday the la lust orei
service will be held O'Clock ct the re- dsncs oil BIS
other Nm n Jsnewsy, No 10 Esss, jersey CITY ts
Tie relatives and near friend. OF ,i- deceased and at
O'Clock ceremonies Of paplc natu-e " u take PlstS
In the Fs Presbyterian Church OF Washington a
suse.s,s which all Interested in the deceased are go
specifically invited. D.
WAITE RBUEY-Oa wt1nesday hprill2 Phebe j., wife 81
Albert a. Waterbury.
The rtIN,ss End ends Of the family respectfully nted
10 as nd the ssrsl m her late residence No. Jos es
Thfteonh.tt, Saturday, 18th tss', es2"clock N
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The New.York semi.Weckly Tribune.

Ready this morning CONTAINS; .. ..u
sfT, sg Nm Rc1Nnud sns so,sisn
NEwYoRx MISUNDERSTANDING Msttsrs' o..,,,..
S.P sh%eD Ss Rssp os
GEN. GRANTS OPKRAroys-Ths Latest from the Potomac
ON snERrpAss OrExArross-rhs Latest from North
Il arona. ------
REcoSsTRUcTION-lmportan Speech by the President
PREsIpRSrAL observation-disclosures Of Foreign Ver
THY INCOME TAX poR 1864.
REsEL PRlsoSERs-full List of Reb,l Generals Captured
GovgasoRs PRocLAMAroS-The Day for Thanksgiving
Changed. T..
FROM C,EIsoRSIA-Fsrning in California.
PosrRY-Goria Deo-rhe flag of sumter
STAMP DUT1Es-A Schedule.
The HnLysn- AND The BUsPoxs-A story Of Two ami
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Dyspepsia.

Dvs>ep,a and the many diseases srsins IT, are Cause
be deficient secretion gastric juice and weakness
Pho stomach Nearly every person Is more OF less AFFLICTED
with IT, and suffer more than the real dysPePc; for
addition to the disease we find accompanied IN ne-ry every
case with sick headache pains IN the SIDE pspaton Of the
heart, sour and sick stomach, and general debility
The necessity Of finding remedy for this disease drew
the attention Of Dr. Schenck 10 the subject and he has been
enabled through his eXerion osr to the public certain
and infalhble for this terrible disesse.
The good effects Of "sCHENCK's sEAwEED TONIC
felt soon after It Is taken It's action IS immediate 1. sup
plies once the principles of the deficient gastric juices and
the food dgested naturally gives strength and tone to the
stomach thus enabling secrete the proper quantity and
quality Of gastric juice and dyspepsia and attendant dis
esses soon disappear
winegass full should be taken after each meals Il per.
fecty harmless, and is pleasant to the taste. ...l
often necessary in dyspepsia to use In connection with
the Tonic, somo purgatve medicine gcsery In this dis
ease the PATIENTS troubled with torpdty o. the liver cor
patton OF the bowels &c. In such would recommend
Tn" MANDRAKE PILLS." of which should be taken
every night for week two then every other night and
This will regulate the bowels gradually that nature
VIII her healthy action without tie aid of pags
tives.
In conclusion would advise eli who suffer this dis
ease to give d.. sCHENCK call He makes charge for
advice and will, in almost every instance. effect He
be found at his Roous No. % Bondst every Tuesday
from until o'clock.
Tho price for tn. Seaweed Tonic 81 per bo.i
the half DOZEN Mandrake Pin, 2, cent, per box.
DEMAS BARNES CO., No. 81 Park row. Wholesale
Agents 70 New.Yort City.
Dr. SCHENCKS medicine. be obtsned at all at
his Rooms, No. % Bondst, New-York.
DIR. sCHENCK will visit Boston next Wednesday and
Thursday, The 10Th and 10Th insts
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FROM sTONETAN.
Lis Advance I'm North Cnre'i,a-seenc
Of his Opcrations-Rapid Progress
Douth Of his I.iue of Gem mn iC lion.
,.al Correspondents Of the Chirero Trbuue. r.

vpoo-aI CofIe1 londence Of the Chrero Tribupe. . =
NASHVILLE, April 6, 1855.
MaJor-Gen. StoneniaD With an army OF 5000
cavalry. 5000 Infantry and numerous batteries of light
artillery has penetrated into Sorth Carolina far
Ysdsn River valley, In Yadkin Comfy. WHEN hast
beard IRON no was nbon, - mcs from Greensnci oagl
object is 70 cut the railroad be,wes tse two places
O. point about half way. bear Wentworth. In Rock
lnRham County.
This length Of railroad-about IS nie,-vas bu!lt by
She Rebels only two years sPo. 1t rgns In south.
westerly direction, and completes the connection
through DanVilic Greensborongh Salisbury aud Char.
fctte. into South Carolina.
II Stons man succeeds in ehecting secure odgucn,
~ the pn,tt indicated the Rebels checked itheir
ystres 10 The South and cunot In the event Of the
railroad being severed (Which Is Probably already
Acne take with them any roag stock out Of their
SANITY diminishing territory. panviile Just below
Che Virginia line
The other psrt 81 Thomas's army consisting ~ the
foaria coipa, reinforced b. boat OF sma commands
rom ~ eo'ats Ia the department. 10 not ~ iAw sui
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vficbiyau.

ALIEGAy.-Alegan Township was the only
one in The county that did not give "a Republican ma.
itv on the State ticket on the 81 inst The Board oil
Supervisors will stand Republican 10; Democratic "a
Of two In Otseco the majority on Ne
ren,s was a9-onlv PIG votes being poled. In Guy
Plains Republican Supervisor was elected Tor inc hrsl
rime in ten years In Newark the straight Repubcan
ticket was elected for the first time ny large maj"s