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The New York herald., 1865-02-18
Police InseiIiueuce.

ARREST oF A DEALER IN couSrERFEIT MONEY.
On Thursday night Captain Jourdan Of the sixth pro
cinct received information that named John Meyer
10 Elm street porter house cndeavorng sell
quantity of counterfeit atty cent fractional currency Ansp
short search Capt Jourdan found Meyer, TO whom no
introduced as a grocery man dong largc business
and likely 10 purchase the bogus currency for use "a
hts store. During tho interview Meyer, m response
10 q question asked by the Captain, Had thas
no waItod hfy cents on the dollar for ms spn.
r!ous currency; that II was 20 wen eNutcd
there would he little no dinculty IN PASSING
"A. especially IN the night time, and ihat wa really
worth What he asked for H. bargain was hnaiy struck
between them by the captain agr ng 70 pay ,nrty-
three nd one third per cent on the dollar or wentyone
dollars os tbe rrency The matter be ng fuy consum.
mated Mover stated that In fsT days he should have
o., s.c soye apely executed any cent currency IL was
.so fro this operator IN spurious money thae
20 cfcuate large quantities OF u among the
",.,ass ~ -, goyernors Island and elsewhere. IL va
,ss1n,e however for Captain Jourdan 10 learn
Ill., ,bs counterfeit money manufactured 0hicer
Wsi,es the sixth precinct, being conveniently meas
,sneed on receiving the signal and arrested Noycr FOR
hlr,y dollars In counterfeit Giy cent notes and awen
s,ecred Ave dollar Treasury note found In his pos
sess on The aionishment OF the accused on learning
that had been dealing with shrewd police captain In
stead OF unsuspcctng grocery keeper az he had sup
posed, can be better imagined than described The &c.
clsed detained for examination before the United
States Court He 10 thirty three yrars Of age aud ma
I'VE Of Herkimer county. hA 5tatA
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NEWS FROM TEXAS AND MEMcu.

NEw oRIxANs Feb 10 1865.
The following was received through . refugee from
Western Texas regarding Pioes and hagruder's armies
and is deemed reliable
Prices command ia about nine thousand stVous mostly
cavalry, from Texas
Large numbers Of desesers constantly arriving at
BIO Grande and escaping north into Arkansas apd MIS-
souri,.
Prices Headquarters al Bonham, Texas four miles
south Of the Red river, In q nne foraging region.
Aagruder s at Camden, Arkansas, with part Of his
command but the main body chiefly cavalry 10 on .
stealing expedition tn Texas Tho horses Of both
anands are in an exhausted condition hagrudes has
twenty thousand men his eolls twothirds Of
whom are effective.
Kirby Smths headquarters still at Shreveport
Louisiana His entire strength s estimated at thirty
eight only about twenty Of which
Immense droves OF beef cattle, numbering some hun
dred thousand head roaming Che prares Of West
ern Texas
Tho reports Of Kirby Smiths, Magruder's, and other
rebel officers cotton specuiations s continue. Major
Hart rebel agent at Matamoros is said have made
million OF dollars In gold.
Maxirnian has created order entitled che sMextcan
Eagle" Of which Grand Marshal Almonte has been ap
pointed Grand Bachelor The Order comprises an IN
limited number Of knights, two hundred officers one
hundred commanders, afty grand onHcers-twenty five
OF whom Ee grand commanders Twelve grand crosses
have been awarded TO the Emperors Of France Russia
and Austria and the Kings of Belgium Sweden, Norway
and Italy. MAxmilian has appointed General Aea
commandern chief Of the Imperial army
General Oortnas left Matamoros January Is, With .
brigade, on campaign against Carvaja and Medez
General MarQuez s TO 60 abroad important mission.
Maximan has appointed q now Council OF State, with
Jose Maria Sanchra President.
in Matamoros three weeks ago en- voMs 70 Franos
on an extended furlough.
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Tue WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Came, Fob. 10, 1855.

Came Feb TO- 1865.
Late from Kirby Smiths army says hA troops
very much scattered for thc purpose OF obtaining food and
forage and would Be impossible 20 concentrate them
In any force during the present season. N consequence
o. insufficient transportation. Price reported to have
gone TO Mexico, an important confidential mission
under orders OF Kirby Smith. The reports Of his sick
ness and death Ill untrue.
II not hailed BY rebel desere asking be taken aboard
The draft under General Canbys order, 10 not yee
forced. The Memphis BuIletis says viii probably Be
doae within the distrcs Of Msmphia
cAno Feb II, 1885,
the steamer Darling, from Memphis passed hero fsr
Cincinnati with two hundred bales OF cotton.
Boats are again being nred on between bore snd
Memphis
The government wharfboas at Memphis, with eleven
mated at $60,000
General Roberts has abolished substitute brokerage In
The City Council OF Cairo has passed ordinance
requiring substitute brokers pay license Of one thou
sand dollars for SIX months
NEW OHIsAHs, Feb 10, 1895
Gen Hurlbut has issued IN order concerning freed
men, under which ne requires all plantations within the
lines belonging 70 private persons 70 be registered
prior being released and the OF landlord and
will be held responsible for the payment Of the
portion due the United States
Thomas W. Conway has been retnned General Su-
perintement OF Freedmen, charged with providing
means for their immediate employment
Cotton had advanced with indications or further I'M
provcmen. Low mddling, u cents; strict, rs cents.
Receipts for two weeks $50 bales cleared In the
time, ,865 bales stock In store and shipboard not
cleared 364 bales Sugar firm ut 20 cents "a cents
Last years crop nearly all received Gold advanced ten
cents during the week
Adjutani General Thomas IN in the city
The steamer Morning Star has been aground two days
a. the mouth Of the river steamer has bsen sent
down 70 hghten her
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City IntelliRence.

4 Ban CAss OF DEsnTurios-A sad case OF desthution
came before Mayor Gunher yesterday. A respectable
woman, named Mrs. Muller called at his ONCE and stated
that she the widow OF Conrad Muller, soldier who
fought in the Mexican and for the Union cause d
ring tho present rebellion Muller died Thursday OF
consumption leaving his family in deplorablc state OF
destltution. The object Of Mrs Mullers visit TO the
Mayor was TO obtain means to bury her husband dc.
Gently. The Mayor sent for the undertaken and made
arrangements for the proper inscrment Of the dead SOL
der Some fund ought 70 bs provided 10 meet such
thia
LscruRs LAraHrSo GAs-Dr. Cotton win give
scture with exhibition Of the laughing gas the
Cooper Institute this evening" for tho benens OF
reading fund for the soldiers and saiors The admission
IN mammal
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? YORK, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1865
PROCLAMATION BY THE president
An Extraordinary Session Of the Senate
Called.

An Extraordinary Session Of the Senate
Called.
Whereas objects Of interest TO the United States require
that the Senate should be convened At twelve o'clock
the lth Of March next, 70 receive and act upon such
communications may be made 10 On the part Of the
executive
Now, therefore, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, President Of the
United States have considered 70 be my duty Issue
my proclamation declaring that extraordinary session
requires the Senate Of the United States to sonvene Tor
tho transacon Of business a the Capital In the CITY Of
washington tho Fourth day Of March next q neon
that day. Of which all who shall at thse time bs en-
titled 70 act members Of that body arc hereby required
10 take notice.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the United States
1t washngon this 17th day Of February in the year Of
Our Lord 1885, and q the independence Of the United
staaD Of America ths eighty NINTH
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the Preddsnt:
VIZ. Il eswARD, Secretary Of State
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Coroners, Inouests.

SUSPICIOUS CASE IN GREENE sTREEr-A WOMAN Al
LE0ED TO HAVE BEEN PoisoSEp-HER DEArH-
ARREST ON SUSPICION.
Yesterday afternoon information reached the Uaroners
ONCE that Mary Ann Todd, about forty years Of
age, who kept q dsreputable house st No 1885 Greene
street, had died under eIrcumsts0ces Of great suspicion
II appears that she bad been sick for nearly ten days
past with vomiting, purgng &c, and DR. Putnam, who
called, was or the opinion that she had taken
senic Immediately after being taken III Mn Todd told
OF the inmates Of her house. and also DR. Putnam
that she had been poisoned by Joseph Chapman with
year two past. She grew worse rapidly aud died
stated Owing TO the suspicious attending the case
the attending physician deci ned giving certificate and
called on Coroner wIdey 70 investigate the causc Of
death On learning Of the suspicious existing against
Chapman the Coroner ordered his by occr Camp
bell Of the Eighth precinct The prisoner utterly denies
having administered poison Of any kind 10 deceased and
he has been In constant attendance deceased
she 6rs taken SICK DR. Wooster Beach, Jr made
post morem examination on the body. He found the
heart very fatty and diseased liver enormously enlarged
and the stomach dscoored and somewhat innamed but
The presence Of sssnca other posons could NOT be
detected The contents OF tho stomach were giyen TO
chemist for analysts and the inquison postponed
iill the result e known The prisoner claims 70 have
ceased; but n alleged that before her death he oh.
aned The bill by fraud and that no legal claim 10
the property Tho Sheriff now has charge OF the pre-
mses Chapman " twenfyeight years of age, born In
the United States and s engineer He Ia detained 70
await the result of the Coroners Investigation.
A MERCHANT POUND DROWNED.
The remains Of whose name, from letters found
In his possession, supposed 10 bc George W. Beaver
yesterday found the dock foot OF Broad street
The body had been but few hours In The water From
other papers found IN the pockets OF deceased he IL
supposed TO have been either commission merchant or
gold broker Ills residence appeared 10 have been In
Pacific street. Brooklyn Coroner wildey was notified 10
hold an inquest
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G A N B Y.
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Tho Mexican General at MatamOrOS
Returning Southern Refu-
gees to PexaS.
General Candy Threatens to Retaliat(
by Holding Mexican officers
as Hostages,
&C., SC, &c.

81. LoUn Feb n, 1855.
Tho Repubseaa has q special despatch from Cairo
giving the following important intelligence
Late advces from New Orleans state that the Mexican
Genera Mcjia Commanding at Matamoros, has entered
into arrangements with the rebel authorities BY which
ell rsfusces from Texas 70 be returned and imme.
disteIy 70 be conscnpted into the rcbsl armv.
General hejn claims that In taking this step hs s sc
Ing under the orders OF the Emperor Maxinilan.
General Candy b said 70 have sent word to General
Meja that he will rsaliae b. taking and holding Ae
oee hostages for every reuesc retsrped 70 Tho
pebeh
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The Pirate Captain BesII-Respise a
Sentence.

The order for tho execution OF the rebel pirate CapA
Bcsl which 10 have been carried into effect betwcel
the hours OF twelve and two o'clock to-day, Goves
nots Island has been espted FOR the present eeneva
DIE has orders 70 the commandant OF the Island u
that effect Tho fate OF Beal lies entirely In the
hands Of the Executive This respite, however, may
give him hope Of nnai clemency, Notwithstanding the
srormuy or the crime OF which he stands convicted.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

sherman's Forces Before the Capital OF
south Carolins-A Battle Expected.
WAsHNoroN, Feb ~, ls66.
Richmond papers Of the 10th inst state that the ad
Of Shermans forces had reached the south bank
the conyarse fsw miles east Of Columbia and that ne
rebel forces had fAllsn back 70 the north bank a tho
yivek battle was imminent
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Tn. seven-Thirsy Loan.

PnILArElpmh, Feb. II, 1866
Mcssrs Jay Cooke Co. report subscriptions 70 the
seven thirty day 10 the amount OF in
ciuang one from New York OF s5e1 0oo and one FROM
Chicago or $4,000 There 2,sl7 individual sub
scrptions OF $50 aud 800 each.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.
PanLpatrnlA, Yeh u, lse6.

PunIpftPHlA, Fsh II, I506
despatch 10 mo Prcs from Norfolk 18th, says:--I
have just Captain Goss deserer from the rebsl
forces He left Richmond on Saturday, and said thas
the authorities had all the Richmond
TO cease. A double ender blown up by them
Thursday last He says they about to evscuats
nlrhu
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the Caroinas and the Southwest 1t s true there win be
short gap, but not long most people imagine. and
the roste piu b e0r aad much sa than the
present. not DEPENDENT upon The possssso~ By ~ Of s
city Of Augsta although, Of course, that would be Inn
portant from other considerations
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The Naval aad Military Power OF the
United states.

TFr0m The London Times, Feb IL
is remarkable that the Americans, though eagerly
ascrblDg duality TO all their military operations dadch
such ehrrdcr 10 eir miRary stdbism<ns The "nincty
days. term has never been applied 20 their armaments
The war they have repeatedly assured us, pass
ing affair but the establishments which the has sug.
gesed evidently regarded Al permanent institutions
The federas have turned 10 the old countries OF Europe
for instruction on the subject OF sandng armies and
navies; and at the moment when reduction Of
ments Ia recommended here, the Ameroans de,be.
raieiy laying the Foundations u miIayy and naval possv
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EEW YORK LEGIsLArURN
Dsna

ALBANY, Feb. II, lso1.
Tho bill providing for public parade ground In ths
city Of New York vas passed
BILLS IMPORTED
To smendshe act providing for widening Fourth avenue
brooklyn
Relating 70 the communications between the Seven
teenth and Fourteenth wards, Brooklyn.
Amending the charter OF Brooklyn.
incorporating the Brooklyn Market Company
To incorporate the Pneumatic Railroad and Express
Company, New York.
For the consideration Of the Senate advesciy) the
petition fog tho amendment Of the constitution
provide for the appointment instead Of the election Of
justices and Judges Agreed TO
The New York and Brooklyn Passenger And Baggage
Company bill
For public market In New York
To close Observatory place, New York.
BiIaS INTRODUCED
Relating 70 the National Guard
Amending the charter OF the Pacific Nall Steamship
Company.
Relating TO deposits by savings banks
BY Mr. CozASs-AuthorizDg the consolidation Of cor
tain railroad companies In New York
Also for railroad In broadway.
Also Tor railroad In Christopher and other streets
New York.
BY Mr. DuTcmrR-The Harlem and Broadway Railroad
bill
Adjourned snt seven o'clock nsxt Thursday evening
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Interesting frsm Kentucky.


THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ov THE STATE SENATE
REPORT AGAINST the RATiFiCATIoN Or THE ANTI.
SLAVERY AMENDhRNT-irvEsTi0Ar 0ArIoN ORDERED
INTO ARBITRARY ARRESTS AND rHE TRADE PERMIT
SYSTEM, ETC.
FRASEvour, Feb IL 1855.
n the Senate the majority report OF the Committee on
the Judiciary recommends that tbc amend.
msnt BE- rejected Senator Robinson presented the mi.
bohsy report, insisting upon compensation as condition
precedent 10 the ratification no asserts that the supreme
laws Of Congress have repealed the ana declarations Of
The present administration and The laws and corstuion
Of Kentucky regard slaves proper subjects of ownership
lie insists that IN claiming compensation Kentucky only
demands right recognized lnvo.ab;e by every con.
stutionai government the world -Four OF the com.
mee were in favor Of rejection, for compensation,
and Mr. Feske only Tor unconditional ratification.
Resolutions in relation 10 arbitrary arrests by The mill
iay In this state passed. asking the appointment Of
a committee 10 thoroughly Investigate such csscs An
amendment requiring notice 10 be given through tho
newspapers 70 onse and soldiers or the meeting OF tho
commission was adopted and resolutions also passed
ordering an investigation into tho operations Of the
boards OF trade and the trade permit system Ia this sa
~ announced, on tho authority OF o despatch from
Washington, that Kentucky 10 In department WIN
General Palmer In command eensrd Burbrdsc RETAIN
Inc his posiusa
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The Pope's Encyelical Letter.
CIRCULAR 0v CARDINAL AHT0NELLI TO the 10.
MAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS.

HOMH, Uef. y, lbOA
very holy lord Plus * Sovereign PontM deeply
cupcd with tho welfare OF souls and doctrine
ceased from the commencement Of his pontncato
20 rroscrbo and condemn the chief and false Doc
trines which exist especially a this unhappy PERIOD by
his encyccss and alocutions pronounced In consstory
and by other apostolic letters which have been
but a. u may happen that the whole Of the pont
fetal acts may fall 10 reach each OF the ordi.
dinsries, the said Sovereign Poniin has decided
that syllabus OF these same should bs drawn
up and forwarded 10 all the bishops In the Catholic
world IN order that they may have before them all tho
errors and perncous doctrines which have been repre-
heDdcd and condemned by him. He has also ordered
TO see that the printed syllabus be forwarded 10 your
Excelency on the occasion, and at the time when the
said Sovereign PontG In consequence Of his great So
ciludo Tor The well being and happiness o. the Catholic
Church. and OF the whole nock which tho Lord has
1ded 70 his care has thought proper write another
cycieal letter 70 all the Catholic bshops while acqut
tins myself OF this duty with the zea and respect due
TO the commands Of the said Pont hasten forward
10 your Excenency the syllabus with these leiters I
avail myself with much pleasure OF the opportunity Of
expressing my respect and attachment 10 yonr Excel
iency, and hunbly kiss your hands.
The very humble and devoted servant Of your Excel.
leucy, Cardinal ANT0NELLI
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Health or Governor Andrew johnson.
Arrival sr One Thousand Five Hondred
and Eighteen Pasoicd Union Prisoners
at AMMAN polls.


despatch from Annapolis says-the nag OF truce
boats New York and Leary arrived here this morn.
ing with one thousand Ave hundred and eighteen
paroled Union soldiers and officer, from Rich
snoud The condition Of tho Is much better
than those who have heretofore arrived Only Que hun.
drcd Of them had 10 be sent 10 the hospital
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The Surrey Theatre Destroyed.
rnB PANIC AMONG THE AUDIENCE, ACTORS Al
lFrom the Iondnn Times

From the London Times, Feb IL
About midnight on Monday the Surrey theatre was
found 70 be on bre Tho danger was first seen By Mr.
Bowes the clown, Just as he was about TO commence
solo on the trombone He left the stage quietly and
municated his suspicious TO Mr. Green the acting man
ssss over tbs chandeiier the carpentsra shop and
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NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
RaaAs ~ Rebel Cavalry Tbreatasing the
Suburbs or Nashville.

6o83S - NeoeA OoveiIy ADr1assoInB the
Suburbs or Nashville.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 10, 1896
Our subarbs again threatened BY small bands Of
ssbel cavalry This Afternooa about four hundred
men, supposed TO be undes the command Of Colonel
wnhers made appearance a the hurfeesboro pike
about sx snilesfrom the town, and capsarcd several
wood choppers and governments cmpioy@-among them
Captain gsevsns e the Quarssmasters Department
There werc numbers Of the rebel cavalry on tho No.
iansville pike yesterday.
Carksvle reported TO bc infested with rowing bands
4 guehllss who are plundenng the country people.
The river rising at this point and Is three feet deep
N the channel
Health or Governor Andrew Johnson.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. l6, 1s6s
6overnes Andrew johnson, who has been confined TO
his with cold for the past two weeks Is i'm
proving, but n siil snabs attend the duties OF his
since
General A C. Giiem arrived here yesterday from
Knoxville and reports everything quiet in East Tennessee
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rAe Africa Ouavvsrd Bound.
HALrAx Feb. II, fso5.
The steamship Africa arrived from Boston NJ halfpass
twelve O'Clock this afternoon and sailed for Lvepoo,
TIVE O'Clock
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SHER N A N.
. Capture Of Branchville After
Three Days Hard Fighting.
BEAUREGARD REPORTED KILLED.
CAVALRY BATTLE NEAR AUGUSTA.
fitzpatrick Reported Defeated and
Driven Five Miles.
Ne Is Reported Moving on Augusta
and Only Fifteen Miles Distant
on the 10th Of February.
Shorman's Infantry at
Orangeburg.
>~~-
Beauregard Occupies New Line on the
Santee, Covering Columbia.
4 Battle SAID TO BE IMMINENT.
g., &C., 90.


capture of Branchvillo by General
Sherman.
Mr.. THOMAS n. COOKS DESPATCH.
Fosr FISHER, N. G., Feb. Is. 1855.
courier from General Sherman 70 Admiral Porter
avsd At smhvilic yesterday, having ridden across she
esunsry at great peril announcing the capture, by sher
aaans forces, Of the town Of Branchve, after three
Aays' hard fighting.
s capture doubtless effected on the 9Th inst This
~ news ID confirmed by the Wilmington papers Of the
-, we'll by other arrivals of sefugees at Smith
v0A
10 particulars Of the AFFAIR are given
ne the result has caused the highest
su1beSance Of spirit In this command
0snersl BeaursUard Reported Killed.
BALTIMORE, Feb. II, 1895.
yag Of truce boats with released Union prisoners,
Suaohed Annapolis this morning A report curreua
- 1ichmond, when the eS chat Sherman had bssa
shssked, and that Beauregard had been killed
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

Kilpatriek Moving On Augusts.
- H1ACHEs ATHENS, YIFrEEN NILES DISTANT, on
1aRuARY 10, AND HAS FIGHT WITH wHEELER.
From thc Richmond Sentinel, Feb. 49,
On Friday last Fitzpatrick, with his cavalry had reacsd
AA0s iAiksniD Ntees maes from Hamburg, where he
saaAsksd BY Wheeler defeated aad drivsa nve miles,
W1ah considerable loss
Hamburg 10 In South Carolina, Immediately opposite
gasA and IL supposed Kiipa,riek sovina tts
1unw Slocs when defeated by wheeaes
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Asse mb1y.

ALBANY, Feb II. 1886
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To incorporate the New York and Brooklyn Floating
Petroleum Company.
To incorporate the New Rochelle and whitestons Ferry
Association.
To increase the salary Of tho Clerk and Deputy Clerk
Of tho City Court Of Brooklyn.
To improve Baltic street, Brooklyn.
To provide for two additional surrogascs for the city Of
New York.
TO amend the acs confenns legal powers upon the
Arbitration Committee Of the Chamber OF Commerce.
For sailroaA In South, West and other streets IN New
York.
For the regulation Of tho nrcnen N the city OF New
York
For the more enecsua cleaning of the streets Of Nov
York and Brooklyn
To incorporate the Workingmcn's Savings Bank.
To incorporate the National Savings Bank OF New York
To amend the charter Of the Lorilard Fire Insurance.
To incorporate the Long Island Savings Bank of
brooklyn.
To amend the charter Of the Agricultural Insurance
Company.
TO increase the per diem allowance of the supervisors
To tx the salaries Of justices Of The peace Of the city
In relation 70 the Marine Court Of tho city os New
York
To incorporate the spuysen Duyve and New York Rail-
For railroad In Grand and other In New York.
To make the ofnce OF Register Of New York city
ealaried Office
For railroad In Christopher and other streets n Now
York.
For railroad In South wes, and other streets In New
York
REsoLUuovs
Relative to salaries and travelling fees paid BY the
comptroller OF New York city. Adopted
ny MT RMkfS-For q grinding committee Laid
over.
By Mr. ssNoRp--For committee TO investigate com
Eout Rail- dlarau
Laid over
Adjourned TO half pas, seven O'Clock on Thursday
svenAna
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Sherman at Orangeburg.

From the Richmond Sentinel, Feb. 15.l
4 despatch was received n the War Department yes
eday stating that In consequence Of the enemy having
psuped 0nngeburg, our troops had fallen beck from
Aaschviue.
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a Column Moving ON Augusta.
ur.ns,o fhn Rleb rnnnd Exarninar Fab 1kl

From the Richmond Examiner, Feb l5l
Dwas currently reported yesterday that a column ef
- sssmy sovin0 o. Au0SsSi But the War Depart.
osas has confirmation Of this further than adespatch
ssosivsd days ago. referring 70 the appearance o
ss0s force Of the enemy Aiken, which IL eighteen
0ila from Augusta