VOLUME L VII the, - eiittAtinqii 6% ae. VERY LATEST 'NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. 31SE CE QUESTION. Eeirra of tic President and Setretary Seward. /91300TIATIONS PItONOITHCED .1 4 .; A TOTAL TAIIVILE. Par*tilars 0 f the tonfaroac 6 17Olmosva WeanLsniCnr, Feb. C—President Lincoln and Secretary :Seward , _ arrived here from Feitress Itortroe this morning. They bad an, informal Oonferet!ce with Messrs. StspbensOlunter and Campbell on board the steaarer River Qtnam. The conference occupied four boors, and result. ed in ncr chnnge nr opthions of the Govern ' - Mint cr ofth , r o x i, I. , Feb. 4 —Moth: surpri3e was P r ;:siaioned this morning by the early return of Plosidont Liaccht nadScrvetary Srarard. Is was sactVngbeti..re many contiletin,,o rumors were circulated roger:am; the result of their mission. j The - antagonistic pOeitiumi of the the Govern ; mats woe I.rown on the return of Mr. Blair to Itinhampl j onc, drol lug peace La thy,piiia or patsiondltiOnel submission to the enion ant the other ott ate basis of smarmy itylpnitienee and recognition. It 'sus clear Or.: thy rebels, them.' seises, did nut anticipate ready vomidlanea with their denial:As while Own.: was an;e.srtica. desire 'on the part of the l'resident to dhoti that was I cc.n , potli le with honor end puldie , e-epedi,nex in , prombes and who evinced not u little ausiegy to Smince accClutnoiklion. It was . edc anuouneed by telegraph this morning that President Lincoln and :keret-try Seward had retrirr.ed to Washington. after a ela fetcrre with the label commis:Ai-seers, whielt retultod in no change of the attitteht of the Government cr of the retels. Private tnlegratas hive since been rein:dyed nishing enquiry es to tic troth of tilt, F/ ateinau I, because the whole truth had noti,ten butted with regard to trospectlre end In results from litchumnd, Now that brief telezrant I,in. the c Ins this rimming la aiht it .rag uS mined Lem the taut antherity. Ns thtaill h • - yet n boom nor btt prolialil, they uiil traiiptiat ; the President and S Seward being the. only pant. preseet on "our sidg, raid the cauftaxtuce being celled; ittri'inal, more in the character of a gea oral enoVertatiall to elicit the iletis of all who costons a al It than grave diplcmatic sliscussisn, it.-yond this, sells:- Ever may Le said, mast bu znWe speculations. The consultation did nit resod in any agree ment, the tnnin feature, Inyolving the question of separation,of and sultmhssien to, having been left nudechla. Of coerce those of a 42140 m character could have co existence and co the parties Separated. As fur 114 can:ho aseertalthsi nothing' was Mid as to - a future . u i tivtlug and the /IEIIO FIJIMs its be lett precis-ly where It was h.t , fore the enufcrtnCel There Is co veritiention of tint r eport cheats ting to-day that tt,,..1 had tr - rced"upon general t.xelumgc s.MtaoiOtt, Veit. —lt Is tilt:QM/16 to pro care di:tali trneernang the recent confer:3am letucen the President Mid S t ecret,ary of State aid the n het cornunissioncrs, bdt it is reported that the President tllroM;hout the ensversation insisted that he should continue;the prtraeution of the war en-tbe prlneitleherrtofore tleciarid, namely, of compelling cdh.linace tattoo and on the - basis of union, and atimating, mace taly en I lcsc ter.ns. With him there wat to be no aviation from this conical of the com missioners were left In no doubt., whatever, og this material KW, The conveknil was cot.- dueted In - tie most courteous and. retp.setfut mutter, and the commissioners returned to liichmond thoroughly understanding- the vietes. exT r-vand , lty, tl ;Pie;falett; theretbro, Irkany thing farther is to be said cn tlds subject, it mart come freim the Con ['mita eel themselves: As heretofore stated, there was no agreanteut upon soy point at Issue.-- t ' '; 1 1 • ui` it 4. conndently.otsertrd by Intimate friends of the Prillieur, It. t'ac cone=ston er c ,mpromise erns model y lu the: least degree of yield leg'Lle_pothluit as ob. V. stated; and which he has In public Mid 'iterate communications main- NVhaterer may b: tint speed Athena nil° the prato.nurvir.ent Is future. it -Is certain that theta i be rio element lo the meanwhile our nJlitsoy operations, Miran% an drat wall e made to prmecule the war -additionatti-- gor, so that onr inecul may' pre dace no early NEW Tont, Jan. - b.—The morning: papere throw no new light upon the negotiation, be tween Lincoln, Seward and. thet_reber connis- Eietterl. • Tbe iiitcre'^w lasted' sixteen ho tra, according to tlitcßontali.tOnigpouctent. rho rmfidrns ba reported to imee nntriarn '.‘rt!"‘". Stephtne,littuter and LI:nub:11 that If they prepared tu'promiee,'s return of their states to the Union he was ready to wairoall mluorepars tions, Lot es chief - mlesistritter'of the repn6lte, swum to maintain .1 lie . Vnlon, be 'mead take into conslderedlon no teems Whigh 'i ref its divi sion. „This grand golatebe nimbi confessed-they. did noe-IVel authorized to decide* an d'So the lee: gr,t bairn ended. . . . •!. heit'firarent'c toikidat'a L etatOrii3On" tioard, one T oi.thecther of the steamers which - were en cliorc4 in , tiamptua Ramis, rhere2br.ti rs could not be Interrupted:la their& rugs: , It was conducted la' Most corßal and freak man ner ca the part of Mr. Lin; pia aliael,'With_tynaLtirititteas.. Great. anx iety Is felt to bear from Riehniond. New Yor.tr, Feb. 5.-a•Tlie7ferah:, 'this morn log, Rijeka the rettelpeace misalon will prove a. stepping-gene tot heir aubmiasion to the Union. It predlr is that peace will colne.froM Lee, while Jett Davis, driven, out of Richmond , is flying for someother temporary place of rertnre: • Too.lleraArs W.hingteu letter says that Mr. Dlair ascertained in Richmond that a majority: there have a hitter feeling against Franca and England and prefer- a union with the United States. r ttalttbonarbo hare bath tem:mate I by. 'hhochade.tituniug. and':lllenitimatial.thado,wittr Europe hare any desire to farm eh niltanw with France; the majori:y are In favor.ofnniting with the North: This 'Wire Watt inantrested - by the tulle lore cheering when they raw the Pelee Coro. raissicsters yastr_throngb.Lilt ht.permin that_ a - large majority prefer re-name, provided th - r• can have It via:cut too der. t. ailing terms and can tad isa.r.rod that klact,Nmea.. l .lacafaras a;f:coitaratin. Or.. will rot be t ledly enforced; The precise nature of the propositisns brought by 31t,,t3;tthentand hlostaaelatea bat not fully , • transpired, Let the fact mast bi :home in mi n d that the President, through Mr. Blair refused to receive cr meet marartilmioners,AniceVit 'upon the bests of a reunion and the abolition of slavery. htr, LID! oln's dgart a ure cannot be Interpreted Irf &HY' herstaftrat titat:JaM lewilllng. . to take the respensibilits of commencing a no , .gotirtUpn on.tha haste of remaion:. BALNIMOItie, dispatch to the Baltimore knitter:a from Annapolis, after no monneing•the Arrival thern - of-President-Gineola and Beeretaryr Seward.; saysibatdcwas rumored oa board theitearaer lariats' bionght thena i lbar an aninlatiee elf thirty days *mild, take plaerrof set tie oaf 511113Oultles e it of ;purse, all ru _ =tr. s :, 0. , .., I . The .roat'a IV/phloem: apeetallaya: 31C. tha•- , and debbifeCirltbent ieserte.tfiat the peace fiancee were :dotal fanana;lbereare Sedleealons that peace will ape-Wily be won by war. Deets's.° mews s expect from Sboteauuieirly next week, 1111,11 THE Altriar THE lABW. Movements - of , the Reb el Fleet. I,IVEGY 'ENOAGEMMIT REPORTnD • nra ' ;rely. s ? —k let's' from the Army of tht s .l g itures i 7datedFridn ' y n4,lll;says. It Is re portglibet the _ ratellieet started down the firer early this wonder - , but at'er proce r edin . 7, a aboit distance, turned back and anchored Iu their' Old , position. alt. 0300414 they were !la epnreben S. . EIOCI of not getting heel as rarely as they did l!cfore,lf they bad attempted _ teqgo as bras they 1,1 did en tbnt occasion., • yp A good cleaP.of tiring has` tdeit heard In tho direction orPetersburg. There Was a report t 2. _that It seas Caused hr coma ECIT mortars which •vcrerraetlehtz' ori'l'eterrbitijc; Wldle another rcorekuted.that there Ira: au engazement of a' tbarstierhetereen the..twO near the Apponisttor: The tiring ceas:i at about tire o'clockift She a Viotory Over the Imperialists Neil= Nriv Tonic; Fab. 4.--The /oar, says ::11ttat 4tro ruiners , that the fbrces of Juana hive uchlettal altfetory over thc. - ImmLitiata In sOutb eni -meyjco t , ,and tune captured! irt latpoitatit eltrt hut n 0 ,,, particulars are yta ketrau: Thase rumors - bace - Abe eullti?enit of tle- Mexican Xtalklar at Wasblniton; :1111nois Bldck Lawl ` Checke K. d. - CintcAcoi,Tetn :- 4.`T4ze meging .the Lad inek f Ln.._ we, . wiled , tbe-Ropre to day; mid • ;b freclOttely piutice 1,1 r! Seurat. • ~ . ~ . . _ .. , _. .. i . --,-4........,, ;;.„, ~-- - - --; - ' , . .:j,..,: i- 7 -'::: . 1. , : . -:::-.,i.. ,;;;•''''''.V:.'i.i..-:-zi.l: , ..i , i•ik.•';. .., 3 .;;' i ' , 1,1q.-..r...p.zi,-.--,, k .k,w....7:-.- .4- ' ' I 4t -scr 71r 'Fug' --No. 41 iiii.lth Gen:- Latent Iron ::dente .;it v7l Ir ra.ricr.ra riCTOIIIOUSLI% Union Alen ezpittred in ;loath. • PARTICULARS OP Tar. LOSS OF THE PATAPSCO AND DAI CUING. rCUTI:C.:I4 Mormon, Feb. 2.-11 m steamer Coremor Chase. arrived hero lost evening from Tort Philter, with the moils and dispatches from our onny operating against Wilralogton. Nothing had transpired In the movements of General Terry's army. The t.learaer George Leayey arrired here to day from Dillon !lead with 11Ittpor Andereon, heart, of Important dlsFatera from General Sher man. Elterman's forces were still ad vanclue, Iletcrlt mly Into the very heat t of &nal; Caro. Ana, with every prospect of atrlkinz.a. disastrous How c a the rely' forces coseentrated in the eh chitty of Chat Iti,ten. - NEW' Tonic, Feb. iferthrs corre..- rx — cd , rce from Ohertnan's army ituoriltea the 4 rentott of the trw campaign. The left Whig Of tl:u alley ucthr a. Slocum hid arrived at Fdrtt re Ft cry, en the Sara: nah liver. fiftY milua ahnve the city of Savannah, Witll , llt triaatlnd any orporltion whatever from the coctuy. Two divlaltate or the L'Otie corps mroet: nut tir that point through the State of S lath (7arollaa, lend Nrsidernblu dillitothy zetting thrundli tha irrami.s. The cubit. trinttot which marched 41- rLetty up the (it tingle hank of tna riven, had nal, • 1,01 etlAMlTAFstmnt,rl to cr . :ll:Niel - WWI. On the 20th all of Stream's men were at Sinter Penny, - and fr.ritllis wtire teelog rapldtp rdccit d . 1 . 111 - 111,11 siter( of the army Is opt:railed in a bitter COMA ry for marching than the tell, and at Walt: fr.nlit., but cominualcatkeibrtween the two itkrlt laic co; re:pot:dont status that Gen. Sh.roma • iiropi see Willed op South Carolina at the rata of twenty roil s a day. ' l'crt I: , 301 pcperti dive • full rod Icahn, of t'e 1.4 t rf tta, Ni,ultou l'••:np-ro n o el th G lila hit•ri air etc tr t..01n I. Tleu e I. teed: in "r I, of I.o: enottit, let oar .'f reeleeel Ipi the. I% lltoirtl to t moiLy eecoatki unit. rho ~ ca, and u 0 noreAdai on Ivemel of her warn Ire 4:i 71. e. l ChM c t nzr.oicil en the Comte,ho, rir , r, tleutit Cur. ilea. on Ile. Clith nit., mid after inalLtaioleum Ist ere I' thr neici le-t torso beunt, end ernim.: apparent to hor critrern that she could rot lii ant asp, she was baretil. li. r pfllcers and crew, ::::ceithar.: tsar, succeeded in escaping.. A. few blurs preel of to thi a tides. :stitch Wel her the Dti. captured the blockade. runner Coquette, front Charleston ter Nassau. with n earge of cotton. Nrw 'rotor, Feb. 5.—A letter front the Do pHs, C. t of the Earrth to the runt., dated the Ist. :delis [bat a erunimny or the 47h Massachusetts' canal: v, :mar Li. Col. Bennet, of Gan. * - a r tau le a raid last nes:hen the :own Uri; elle -10 miles front list Charleston flint S'a• Tel nab rnilrond from Grahamatille. Af er.l to LUX , ',tie Court Guns:, Jail and nest or t that mtarued to Furmtaiig:s. cab the 0 ) art lions:3 wan quit: a r of Beaufort count: records, at the loss of which tee tear Inhabitant, of the place were c tq sid.u:bly grits, d. Neatly all of the documents destrey: d acre of a recent date. A [es di y, before cur treopreatered the plare, a E. quad ta the rubel Wheeler's men had Ihe rame place a brief Nish, am! male them - re, res extremely odious among the torrospsxydo, by taking' all the rattle, chickens, hxys, end properly, that they could lay hardy on. 'lle same letter steles that a steamer nun; I to trim Florida ports, brings us news of the. cnj tore of a portion of the 75th Ohas regiment, Etalotied at Jacksonsiae. On last Theralay, felts teen in command of a Captain, left Jank.- tcpeille and prezteded about fifteen vati. a in tl.a direetinu of Ballwin, their objet t e:rg lc assist a resident f.,;ITy In removing it and Itansehold pods to within ntr, Thry reached Cho hence thcoacmT, and ti•blia eagagsd la loading the ttagons, were zumatuulai by tour headrest tr.our,fod rat e' s. Our rum fled to the Imola sea ds tray were et.sely followed by the rs lels, The result was that ntly fillan of our mm, including the Captain, su?easdel in gotirg taelt to the Union lines. Pram the tte , itactt of an omeor who recently left Jaelc soloalle, it erpeara that the whole affair was Ea.& up by the patty where it was 153'4;h' , to rater. • Nzav Tpr.s., Frb. &—The Herald'. corresptxt ' dr..t dl Slttets' Ferry, of January SOth, /mpg I.a COLllllFlip the country from Savannah is Sis ters' ksrry ;ter Efly miles considerable forage was' fi.und, ut ebieter.s t turkeys. beef cattle nee swiet potatoes wen), scarce. The foraging putimcd•ttitirely a dillrrent county crom rata parsneil tierbig Ili march from Athintd. Ne.-cly f..ulilits wi ra permittod to retain pm .,,Zsts 4 unrgli to support them. No Litotes were km_ ed and the troops generally-conducted u zirda the tits:A - glees In friendly . . art , 1, f r: 4 re ,:, the- Booth Carotins pepic will Inci snore coast to CtstliPlalti i Nan" Yor.r. Feb. 5.--the furs Fisher letter of the :'Atli soya : In the re ••!lt, 10- zrourre with the rebels by flag of truce the lait:y were eager tr learn every.lang . 11.rssible emicitning Stales mission to itirbiuood. - , lie retch, arcs holding aiortidet Snit from- Cape Fear river to the ocean. The' central pm thou of the Ptolustan Is swampy and Impraoti catie mairehiag troops veer ft. tin only ba.digrtiond Ike In sandy strips along tba ricer and tevan shores within the reach or the ems b.ta s. Ca the slyer side thalleit: draught ;ma -11,041s bare wol kcal their way up rtruaw. wattle two and a hallos Isnot Fort Ansi:now apparently. a Very ' , Halt!: woe, 1'1,0(4801 Cla We-t 1 lk re)liy opposite cur infantry alvairm line itti - Abe lhitillisuis side. I.le a",,rlC cocoon trait a 11.11 . 41 to a Ix dl mile of grJued, and near Ware several smaller works. FRIGHTFUL ItAILROAU ACCIDENT. Teti or Twelve Lives Lost SEIEBAL PASS!NOIRS BURNT TO B Tit. C.Ncncluxt, Feb. 4.—A bad aechlent occurred on the Norlett& and Cincinnati Railroad. at Lee'd Cn tk Lrldge, sixty miles from Cincinnati, this morning. , 71. e Abide pier of th't bridge Was csni,tlotray during the bight by the gorging, of. the lee nod high water, tearing the bridge stand ing., no, accommodation train, eonalsting of l'-genre and twolimenger cart, reached ilia ri [art of the bridge when It gave way, recital tatingilte train lad the traok, a distance of Arty font. 'l'at or firth.° fifes wero, lest_hostiles a muntber.striatnify !Wired. Tha. roar car fell on . Its (*d and.took fire. Several passengera Were harticd to death. - .. - The eastern entrees train on the Central Ohio Road ran off the track near Newark., tide mars lug.: thrOwing the cars .down an embankment. No ono se:lowly InJurrd. Nero(lailans far - Exchange of.Prlanners- 7 Dloro Vlgagatte for Paley indicatel.. Feb. 4.—The Commerctars-Wash. legion special says:.. The .Secretary orWar was Informed yesterday:that General Grant contem plated nesoilations with the enemy Gar a gener al eichange oT prisoners, at the rate of three thenzand Ter maath, which is:as fast es the -rebdis can deliver them.. .... Th: inclicatlons arc that a more vigorous war polity will now he adopted. • .'lhaCableet was called together to-diy. and doubtless had the-resell . of the President'a visit tqFortress Monroe laid before them: . Wismar:7l)N. Feb. is said that the President end Mr. Seward bare agreed upon a general enhance of prisoners, which' will forth with Übe ids e. From Incfore Richmond treAllgrAlelTll.l POTOMIIe, Feb. 4. Ali the hospital. In the Geld wer, cleared n day er tun niece, the inmates being sent to. City &int central borritel, where they could rounive mere .care., and be in better ryn.trtere. This change, no LOOLL, t-eSO 6:4J to the verlous ru. porn of an. Ink: idea movement.' : Deterters - who come In to-lay report the re turn to caw front of the troops rerently scot to North Carolina to wrote Caton curet: blia to he 'marbling nu Weldon. The ri , ..btlsin front of PeterstutrZ base been sexy, Jubilant fore day , or two, Indulging la fin. anent cheering . but nhni, account is not 'known , Itio.,Tieik, one Of the olden ofireers In the army, has been afbldned to duty u Asstatant Adjutant Genend nttheseheadquerttre.L. '.The Eleetpial Vote. , . lASIIINOTerS, Feb. 5.-430til :Rouses of Coo gress havingreed to .the'Joint resolution that the electoral cotes of the States of Virginia, Korth Carolina, South:Carollia, GoorgLa, Vlorti di, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Trial, Aikansas atek,Tenuessea shall not be eanntid n6t Wednesday far rrceident and Vice Prot dent A .,4, e gutted Stales. Ibis .1i p'..ae,d4:,01 timer Ital t itactue of Abom.viere aeandi flan t 'et VS:11 of November lat. „,„ • _ •'•-• .ate. ca ~. _ Ilebt!ts Burning ('flm a: cor o 1• it I( r.-t ED Vit't 12 WI New YeZF. •Ar The, as I. nomg thu I.m n 3.4! ;,_ lion In Lee's rarely that thwy hare, hst •and thud u li,.iu a uht.:: Llwynt i it du ctit, :irne arms of pc-are will !te their military n.reelsatides dishand;ri rod the Eel n permitted to rtt envie t heir homes. The ilsraid's Fort Fisher letter of thv 33th ELYI/ that for two drys vast ' , di:fines ofhlunk if II ohe have Isere rising in thd dirtetiou of Wil ed! gtr u. The imyermeslen prevails that sae rd bd.. are Lure I i.tt the cotton which Is known to Lvs aucesselattd there. • . A relit:onissanee on land and water Thad...this eyealnu 7itiltv.l to distins4any tlltnlnutlon orate rettl atrt ,:oh Lit our trout. A Ftr niece Ni.h.roe Setter Rays, Accardli; to the cloth, of descriers from the enemy the kat,- age ittftlAt Danville rhod Threatens to h,eroer snore rt ric eu. 111.7 ray th:rr wure on I; L1_1420 Wet 1....11141(.9 In Itlettrantwl at the tint •• • of the lit falent, nod fatalne LL . re.at rues!. Thu flan. vlau req.d it the ual,v one 1.1r.a ester!. s sunllc.3.o I Lt t't , a, my is any extent., and nit!, its h,eo Phu .at my rottf•t: very :.‘,ott r Lar., pr.,,151•111 4. 1110 cau.11,3 t3;iCk of Itivbtvont hilnl h Irons 'de,vet,ng • rartor.t. r.tralry , I,ollldd of tlavle hart,,,.. in t•teil:tatu the tr,s rpoicai ion, and on that r is. lie t,ll,:ig 11,1.11111.vi1y Ore tvrtlrti. Pl' the army. NI are completely denuded of all provision'_ sun.' astable CoMturitits ralmh.m: 1..7P;‘,q sutuctilleq4 ran It. 4011 V. .soon thu iNetido of Illtittnond will start, 1....0tere oleo rep at that Lee is 1,1 gJ Itit,t•if for the ports,e of thu ft:re, nl't npeir Ft SI, cart., and • 50 MA'. f.le.tturnn 1113.1 th,:itatud Irt act meat's. Lute Rebel Setif. 1.. WAT. INCTI. , N. I" t-1,. :.—fl,., ltivlinion 1 5 7,5,iy, o ill, 2!!, fat,: Gt ht )d Etlhort E. T.,, ur.s..A In hut I,ly ;•,..utlruu t!, by thi• N:tru: 7. - <,- 34 , , al C . , 41.1:i1t 4. r.in Chia ~,f i il,. Arum,. ca;Le tfi Cryi•th-telo tii a 1,... • t• I T. S. i'• ..i• tl., 111. Iv, ..t k ol i,t I.t.rtt r. tol r I n ,•r 11.1: , Ihe itl rn hi,. ( —All llin tiverom,nts of Ole 1,11 II1!rit Ano.-•:‘ 43.1 Er ro.h. AMC , TV hvir p•it.ls Sztrrn e.- } ?rri {ll.les HeihertsVlll, TM% pl.ra~ it nl, El k 11 , ;. , , , y 5.1111011.01 WO till h., A Lor:y f. (co of icf,ltrr. alti!Lrry and rsal cv L , ft 4 . 1:111 a , ' encamped l'lNtir th, junetS.,,xl of 11,e +SIC:I. , ond the (.1 , 1 Yoltol 14 , t.l. Tni tor.o is nail to coals of the 10th mu! Ph!' army cc:i 0. ttuday tunralng liar enemy atlienr_ell. to rut.ricl. rattle farce of infantry and artillery, 1,•:11 1% Prattt, cud drove in ea- to:irmilit hat li, et links to 17,..t..,et. croct - . Our io Ctn:ry wivaLeL...l no.] .'rare lie ettemy tmek, tt n re. (.4 •.• Levy. qn•,.: k :c c! ray 51.a.C.0 a et:mous:rat:oft on our pa .'l'. 1 , r105:01 hri or sr bt..Ktica'6ttlt. Ik:a nitht.tit r.o,:rriett litV I.arntt.l Tuft tllat,N tivt• • A :.w .—Tise IV" 1171;k • Lee'. , l: ‘,11: War •nt ' Sint th, in)' in sanding It t.• ;I" f r.,nl 1 , 111' ; ' v Lis naa , • iats'ninit, 5r a..., rev neural:la Is 11.. lire d. / TIC Si,[l;lr. e. k AnOLlti t an appr .I of C, n. Lev r r,ing thr drl very to the Confederate ..., , izattr•cfliv - ers, of nil alms 0:1.1 cavalry el Ilp rm tS l b ,the hand. of Ciar., he oar:. 'ho North 1 al-110u legifiatur, mot to rocet 50941), 1141 C}{. rr ',rat conve.rr 1 the Ir.nis!..tart• Ge , P. 14 In extr.t.Sesi•lon. Tnny meet at Mac ,r 1 r Sr-sr is r'r Fe'lruary. Tno IZlebmond .I,l;ininr dwelares that Sitar co alert I- now t tie ptr.en 'tint 14 . 0 of Vt' nat!.ttoy Bill:Latina, jt is pon.,lv h o t Sherman :L: for 1.1:14.:1 hi nti.otalna. P.trltra-nd E.,woitt.r li is a 3 trtl.:l! c2wi Inc I. , gt.i.t itar,Flty of till'og et, the rebel P , ll,:tf, and in which It think,, neither ner rr ntfai.l n aro at all probable, and prottaNts to t.n for war WltilOnt the :11,1 of Peace CMltali.i -[lt a. d a itbiolit tillianec with Naptleln. AiswriA, keS. s.—rrton Po ' P . ' r itc Or 8 ,nth ern nt ear tow Gleaned: It It ttlt,•4 On doll ea ttr.i•y ltraurrtterd had rrachal Aw.lotta, wr: ^ droge or anirt In tht dextrtrnta. ••, 1., .: st,:. L•p,:: cf the 21 8:11.3 thatl I to the r ii,r.11,1. F•o'.. 111,,;,1",.. Zdert, to bin r•iai actoaLt r • but to dep.ll3 at - tat for et r. 7ze aid 111,11. m. Clurran rlye tuwaldlort, I ,LIII to hero b[tm b !for! th,y a..r. Ir 1j li^d anythine. 'i'trP.: , l day,- vir.co a party of nclons Lolled al Shears on 0., lover Jarmo, and dye yol ull ibc lr•eses no Mr. Wreda's I 6bnllor. 2.^_d let.alc, der:raying I Viell:-.EO (grill 111 :Chine'', and ho-sing' alal'eafrylyg svg Ids large ervps bfgr.tla and pn s bloea. On Suturday evening -MC the ND. }MI oil Yanbca cavalry encamped too miles no: D of Dumfries, 'oa "Qe Telegraph roof. y W.•• nerompauled by wagons, and tree trix,,rl to by on their way to Frodcrieksbrew. Thu ass very cold and the roads in an-Z2 el , !!6n that tl•ey returned toward. Alex- Pr , :. Stu d:y. They robbed Wr. 'Cones or nil I.le I ',Er and pravls , ons. On Monday a hot . ). Youbee cavalry-were flirt, mhos went 01 I:veobsille. • Fv,r3ll..hlg. Wllminzton 6 , pile!, %Tr. 4 charge In the tt, etny'r:l.ll or :AK lose. teelli her is way b cry. '2 Ic saki to have reamd: -I that he nas otal nj , prtndated the c!ne , l/,/:. ell Tellidlo . 4 at, bid Lc le, LI - Tern' .d eunflt.t; ;t nny ,171:1• l;tune Vole arida procura but a Im-a or armln• I've, and would be an unmanly •^-Coking from otb pr e.evt duties, and rntJflu, no as oar 011; thvn t; late üblell rrc slmtdal nd•et nod ovexconl. Ebtztnen's army Is rrported to be burning ail die grcdel and Louses alnnr the line of march. Pr,rtelirtekca vary in their statements as to Sla I it.atlr tilatlnntloo. M erp'.l.3liloll, 15.000 Ptron., wag reprtoil lit ixt Net; Orlennr, to b " n bottled at P.liC3- g 9 n , a. The Intended duVnition Is ruppS32l to be ttolAte. . . Ihr Iticlunnnd Litimtner of the neap': On the is hole, we belie* tue cmafederacy hasltiven up the idea of making a present of itself to Feriand, Frenee. and F 4 paln, and that however willing we might be to glee up slavery as the price of Independence, there Is no more talk of Wolf g that so a bribe to some foreign pawer, ender to Induce It to do fur us what we should ettaisa we are unaldeto do for ourselves. In elicit, the reentry has !a:covered from Its teraipo rely nerrcus affection, brought akiout by the failure of llond's campaign and the capture of Sol *,.nab, and again looks palmly at the !tittle lion, which is found ta be eliconragleg, after all. YOLA, Fan 6.—Ricamond paper, In an could-log lha contlririntion Of Lee's amnilnt int nt na General.iyi-Chief, says that he will ra t:min In the Reid wlThithe anny around Rich mond. He hna published an appeal for nrmi, and calla for the delivery to the authorities of all In tl.c bands pf eltir.ene„ (icy. Brtaticraidkto Is apectod to amount tha poPitlnn of Steretary of War to-morrow. They have h story 10, Richmond that trepans from Thomas' army to reinforce Goa. Grant in front of thenchtl capital, }VIVO ',neatly passed over iho-rinitlmore & Ohio railroad. A committee of the North Car.llna L•glAln• tyro recently had a conk:ream! with Jed" Davie. id Li.ey fTi4CI - 41 tilUrC vigorous wroaccutlon e)1" 'arr. An Atlnhlo correspondent of the Itlett:Anna 1,; jel Bays, Iliac it trill teliaire eaveral trontha yet to relatild th„etlrn:ule,;oo,.,,k, t lirt filallort/t c:estroy,l. It Os" says that It Is foie lo nttetolit, to ding lit 11,, fete that In Catolino, Georgia and limit Carolina. 11,, to rim n wlde•6lßeud tli—sotl. , l„l , ll , to, which, If not tinkly clltektit, threa,m, to petal aee thu nregtent ,ilenzters. (in}' Brown bag rolled an at, ra s.•+vna of the Le4lslature, totneet unlaesday next. Cold ildwanecd--1 . 00 Guns Fired Feb. 4.—Tl:e evA4 market. on re. mint - of the news of the return of Presblent Unruh; and Secretary Seward, hemline stronger, ultit an upward tendency, opening at 210; it fell to 20d, but under the new,, advanced to =2 3 .!;.• • At neon, to-dap, one hundred cum were fired in City "Hall Park, in boner of the ratification, by the gtate 14Ielatuve,.of the amendment to the Cofialltntion, ribollthing.slavery. Rfid. G'en. Pope., Sr: I.oms, Feb. 4.—Major-General John Pope arrived here lest night. • „It is stated 11141, North-weat ; Department Is to Ire' dded totboDepartnient of I.ll4snurl and 111( Sall, and that thiainl li tary division le be Siblitanded by 'General Pope. General Conti la u.t+a transfencil north, with headquarters at St. /qui. . . „ • ...., -.-. '.."-*,-':',.."----..... '--•:•. ~..-,..>„ -9 , -•- : -. 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I); izi 'UTE. \47 . for I It- I A i' 1 ”,1 .I.r . fitor,Fir.a ..1 :'; 1:1 111110 11 .4: ror _ .-1•1- of . 11.• F. 1• 1 •11 , ,t, 011 4.1' ;,i : .• ; ; 'sr by 1,11 .r nr :•1•1.,i .1 0- 1 r , r acs ..r iors i s; l ,•or. r 4.1. a 141: 2 ;11.1 and sootov..;, i 1,, .1411141, cr: - .r:ni:db .ne e, I ue'="X., if bile 1 .:;,44.11,4,14,4 :4:1 4 : l orri uuy cor:or. - mion, 11, 4.11.1,rr14,X .1,114 ;1,1 , T, 4.1 . Oroa trprm conviction In any 01034 or Oa puni-111,1 by in. freer not IrFs thd-..foe butatred dol Lem, or by firpr,..nent of I t,T. ?tag than air M02:411 4 ,,. 1'1'1.14464, That uotl.iug.- Irereu mutaiurxl 11,.•tim. with :mi . pl. L 4 CTIV I re 011,1 LT Made under' ILO lairo-cf the TlLitrAl:Sto Thl.: was ordered to I l e jo;Uted. =MEI Mr. ill%ots offered the f 41ov - int% which us dead to he printed, noetirrenl run...lull:ma dc eh-rind tie rule on asei . irtniulttui the three qt., tut, of thy Fereral Stotts ; rentitri-d In the n of 3 , voL••of Nit!, houses hos I riiiti.st 4111011.1(1,3 to the MM.:J.11..10011 1,:+1. , ,,y t litollg 11,elt thr United &MAX, 1:11.1 x errtling to the etitints rtiptireinnitt4 of Won still he vdldl to 311 Intents aid pn••os • ttj port of the enitstitatioa, and all Ita Zak made uudrr th- a r 4% ~ , r ity or the United tire dili tbrraon, the liniteti States, tii.•••111 eta..., fag to partjeipate it, rein, t hat the terns rtil•b In equally, uppU ski-I' It -trooditiniela MitesiittlLloll, "4', the atot•tik,ent of the Coned tells, 11 , 1. :y the NIA:eo. .1 ill tovidt•ln - lien radt'e•l hs three-I° , lrib, I :1.,. ,e tat ti. , l.ll.l.Clint! c.Lll,l`.Ut ' • 11,71 Mb, I t:.•• t ..i n.in.: all r•veoit tre.vi, have •ti to rknhotti pat tiapno 0,, of the rohel e•tatt t. r.s.i act et !tar rota innit t I to tltti t t Ills :J., at t:ty ht-it site prolith'ilttn oC 'Nt• valid to all i. :cots, And an part or tto Os tit .to i•I 11, [ ottirt . 6tto ; btu the rot, t. 'a It I - lar•.11, till. assume Ihn im. istattat • rtiAtts.i too of tt. , . a:ot tho 111 • 11.11 desires. I.Q ••I :•; 4.14•411.1.,1; al of , !.if It tr; zo:1, ;; vla(tt . 1•••: 5... t:•••• aat re: :1 tl t Tr . rrs. 11 • n 1,101,11 `II • 111 • • : a lowa, 'lr. . ;.t.; • Ow tl. .•••n1 I, • ..• tar..rtt. i 11 , ;. I in I• u,- t r 'IX ai 1... ne 1; art. 4-1 41 • !lirta f.ls /./.{a1r.,78 . • . - -t-rIL r del 1 4 11. itstattlqtl ilittti •t. • t. wtt nr lli notrye, Tee I ,sre.. Versittle end nnuo..u.i LL,„ ,•r vnune i u g; the ekr..loral vale ”..em tbect44 ( - ent.•tneled. Th GL Atit.l.; is a tine 'suelo:, of this p,taivc . oi awe' N:, coutetA4 that Cvagreai Lvl It, nle rAlt to di-vide !LA flurnipn ; lSni it mu 4 Ine ,keidt-d Lt 11142 r0n1id...1.1. of Urn 6w.ta and ttw rre<id,w of OM Joint mu:vent/ea in which tkr Ifilv. 6 nuni•titterd. Mr. Tirro..ui: A.itb M I).little as t" ...bet whieli tha. lr •tiw..l bole nito.ll.l ti. c. u. that tit, Vriiisident of tit- 5. 55 c,•trikt ruts,telt .61)" r. 1.1,4 % . 11 , 11 it Brasuw.tato 1. 11 td i• a I . :st ;sir of a rLCLe I, • I , i, it I. n reglaLlit. by :be leas of Wade 1 The State of Louisiana boat in ,G u e uinrt tlir zi , vurnineut. Ii the,srse n o . l ,lfor by the opponents tit Ilia '...:11 E ILe S trot 51,2 c I. prevail. and 11, tear .•- . • •• • •,, tllllt, rnr Cour yS Irv. what IS to WS ', 'i• tni La1i4.1.1 in an !tan ucxl. t• I. (mly tyt() out or ron,IYJO ae.lera of tt it eler:Fm of that :aagialaatire t . . ' c cL CA uhteh C/••0St. Cies -r --Mr. 1n0,..011.arrk,1 Inava to nTer a it,. o • it Fa LI forth that ni aa inform d n !la: n I 1: 0 11 . 114•41,,41 Lisa t'airod Nilo rod the Kr cnllel Coordc•rltr, r3;.1;:ro, Chot, e 11.21 It la the de:looratir and r pin i on of thir, /lustre (hot nn poem_ I:• 1,1 1 . , to rotvziriz :14. I 4 Oi rb . 3 a r, not tu n. 111 . 77143 . .:11, or lop,' N r. t''.orytts Le was Ihrtrmed Ihet no :,•e• I.' •, are pev./lhtt, ea the r ?eitertal, ns.thlat; adtielatehle, hoc. 1,1 e • 4. att It. (,11 - ,...t1 a rrenllt'on las:roe:In; •`,.• (' Inter on Mirt..zy Airairt to Inquire l• • I a• ellogo.l yarns as to ea,l Hera recently I: at Fort S, r, haring died of , i ,„ ...;2 or. to covert: wee' her. The rcsoltitten tray lit 41. 11..natt pastel the jolat resolution tat t.'t the 'Frew) . whit &treat Britain tar the • ,11..•1: n of the naval force on tho Lakes. .r 0,411C16.1 the rottalthtrattoo of the Srt t' Al prop ' 1. 74 opt °sea the pending amend-1 rant r: lleten - t! of Athrilrnlty. In the eonreeof h . • he onto ' 5 W. 55 "2 3,1 .7 4 7 the re,a tat lett+ had fa 1,1 Ia e4reSopttil•:•.,l of • tali-it , /.ll:nta of the retel autharities to re dle•ZiarAT sit'! duly. an I tree,ase .1 l,a t(1to 10 na!:, it 1/.7•.‘/t of et:r to 1.0, U, far as ha rh,,,,tanteri the ' , Atli t.t Won: 110: .01 til'3l la thrir If lilt: dt,,, by the pr• 14t.. Or, 11 , 1 If the se,. or or till rchnh 1033 ~y^ - Ylen I[1141o•,.: ion, and nolhilzaelvt, 0, to' 1.ytn . ,1 • t....••rza Wore a MZtrnert, ha F1e,14 rand the c.lettsSeihg armies of I,ls country to , lento by forte what they had berm 01:11b:11 to o . ;„attftt by peace. Lade, of 31er5lat.1, offered his Barna- )1 G, 4 2 , , Pik'r +11:. , ! G. iitval l rirpeofed. nni Mr. a.efl 1114 Adfrarn!ty Wart !ffend :pat, .1,1. If sta. r.j,- - ted hr .f,;.i.n4t Inf,f r.onenr,sl In the :".-nateN In , ft if,' joint rekolution flrdnritv •. ern ..ntitled t. r , pr,efflatl, - 1 hi the Et,c ft ft! Ut Ilepr , , 1:(.11111puti th, lintuto n:l.l,)nrne4, GEN. POPE'S NEW 00.11.111 AND. urd Hume to Cease Hostilities. ; TAX CN FITRCLEII/1 AND SEGARS Nr‘r 17.11. a, Feb. S.—Ad./lees from Wa•dEloz' tar ti:Ji Ltajor 0r07.al John r.Epo In a it ;Ad to the cotuntand of Um military dirislo of ll.' Mlipouri, which I, to comprleo the p ~ e•viDl,ll of Idlesourl. Arkanea9, Kansas as Hit ert. Cm. Canis W E . :Herod fr., tb. 1.l noreet of Kansas arid ASAIIIII.I, th au:meal of the departments of Kama} an nrl. all man] nod plated wide. .soma an or Vol,. Mn). 4en. Hoy - Dolts retain awl or tinclepartment , of ArkEtasas. Maj. left Mlivraultim to-clay to aroturee I.CA. ewriumid. Orders srerentit from Wait to.ii.ay to Intel him at St. 1."11.1, w•II t, the hradquatters of the military dlrtstoia or the Missouri. her It as a rumor yssiterday that the steatitic Illinois which was Ankso, and sailed for Port FM's% was detulnert nn order (mut tho Gover ment io early dispatches to Gen. itibartaau 'hurting him to mass hostilities at ones. Tho II orldis D ashhigtein special sap that the sews of the occupation of 13runchellie and Au• nits I.y Elicrinati to looked for hourly;. na well c tie eVartllitioll or Charle4ton. The enemy lietolt that they cannot hold It. he same 111;erial rut: The Ways and Means Committee to-any devidcd definitely In regard to the tax en petroleum. Upon. crude oil they impose n tss of Ms emits per gallon. They leave the tan oh the manufactured article as It now :::0c per gallon. Begara urn to be taxed by the poem) and lof by the thousand. Tobacco Is not to be taxed In tear. , Peace Talk In Washington NEW Tonic, Feb. 4.—The Jlrn,ldb Washing ten special describes the peace rumor as absorb ing all the public Interest. It says a groat change hss taken place lu the tone of the peace Pain. crate In Corgross. Heretofore they have scout ed the Idea 1114 tho rebula would negotiate upon_ any ..titer km:, than recognition; to-day they ray they hate been mistaken and that there is- a cord prorpret of a ictilernent without reeogal. lon and tilt tout further lighting. • 31illtitry ..p. retains err n o t .I.layed or relaxed but are be. leg Forbad forward as rapidly im . possible. iiimuld peaceful incans full to secure pease the iirnei and . navy ill du it without unrOasounble Cr nen reel curs ninny, It Is well koriwn tint ..;eer. :sty Stanton has heretofore not riely burn ant uiy opposed ton licgotiatlini with the rabils ru sup basis oil. r Ulan on unconditional tut has bad no faith In the possibility of chi aiming a settlement upon any admissaide me at present. To.clay, In ronversation with mi ex•mettiber of CougreFlt, ho conveyed the idea that there was a probability of an early and omit nine item luat Inn of the war. Another dispatch says that the climax in peace negotiations is at band. Davis has Mode a temporary alliance with (lon..Leo, but fears that the fight upon him (Darts) at. Rich• mold will soon force Lee to break loose; he Is therefore determined to agree upon terms of ono() to saio himself. Galena and N. IV. Railroads Consolidated. Cnirsao, Feb. 4.—Tho bill approvingthe con solidation of the Galena and N. W. railroads peseta the Illinois Senate yesterday. =3l • TORONTO, C. W., Feb.. 4,—The allen.bM pass ed the ITritc! Room) last night, and will ruccive We norerucir's sanction ppllop4aT. • y TEIrtt•TARY G. i? :.;.1 ill, Brlnlinsiration ;rent or z.,-/e, "7"inth Corps, ft N. CIIiWIVE ASSIGNED TO A NEW GaNIAAVO C I T Tom, Feb. 4.—The Tribunes Chy Point disrateli, dated' Pebrunry Ist, ears : It tunnder atond here that str. Strphena In instrucPxl by Jr4f. Patls and biaeablect to =la pence °tithe brat terms lie rat. rt Is also arrynght here that Mr. atePbcua will doe return to (Ire Caufederaey If be dnes not rtiretca in the object Uf mta- Mon. From Cartons democotrations to front of at, Cth corps last night mai this morntrtg, it was apprelienlool by'stinte thus the rebels mend' to mote vei attack 10-day, acct . by others that they are nisi= to t ;pe r mit° Pt.tereburg. There was ecosiderahlis ilrintrhst erasing thwatight on by ;be enemy. p.srtleularly In the nerghbor• hr od of litettcry No. 5. I think, Lowe...cr.. that :all demonteretions of cireogth by the re.A. 3 at t this time artefor the porpette- of giving true to • Sterliene'pence The T.,:pr.• Washington speoittil says: It is.rt- dirttood. here Chat President Lincoln and Sucre :ay tiettaid aJe nn their way tuck, hat cocking 2 , knonn or Ih. , result or tho con ference. The reitiom esys sfajor Collura! (libitum and ftsif tailed 0 11 ' hlearstiay for 11l Erns head. Chtictere is app.ntated to command' n new di r.airterit of Pm. southwest, irxinding Santh• stt Una.. theory...a, Florida, and part, if not thee vcirobt. of Noritst'arolina. lie copmeles fien— Feittr. 1 , 1. t. theocrat Sheridan of cours, cia/1 rttnalne In command of tux army In the faniti as bertlithor% . . ... The ilt, bra 'lr..thiertatt Spoesr say.: 1 4 1 t fa. knewn here :a xo'44ltt, that ne, thin day, the Fril. , det.l :owl Fear. tare Sr ward sad the Rich k I>entt I Wlllini-s: twr, i ,Nal a 1.n - c• Interview at. Fort rt F.. Mo.nn.o. aeol that the ra.Beal Canzresa a, no a Ito yo `tort.7 2 , :),,r! rat t.:le whole peace. raga'', 11.1 no t h• 'late to admit Ea-tit:all that. their faith i, 1.,. 1, caller way. It is not en. wvi left 11.1 111 I .Y7i•sieeni and t .l ...ertitary '1 , ....raril ill n ill, 1, loot, eanotov, . . 11..!.!..ul kr It uirfi f 1n thu 14' rytylere.l I.y Its e 3 att..4.4ytl gr.nt alt.:mint) ere .) a 114 ..111,11...11y In- tic !!! ... It ;0:14 It /1.1.11] it:7rectlonarl ut.—i'lrgiala ri el el tuli•cs. • IV !.1 , %.1 - ,.}. et.. :..—;:e9ref 01:41ntlrelam,. tr; tn hr Corn-. mitt. e, h:thuliirCil ,rlal,lie.ll the' Fr' ntr Itcy 11, alt.i,tl,2:lon in in,orrectiou.try stir, 11 . 81 I,..lscnlter sw Ilepresetaa- V. , , Cr .1,11 ha clerical to Congrea...,le ncr a iu In.iurrertion MAU i• 111 ,, .••; !.y nth! pro. , lunar.l. a shut a7i, c t Litt italics hilVe and tt T. rip 4 t ufe.n I..aa h.us advtud and ni I lineal I ‘ toi.grcas. . . 'lto limi t , Chrt fi4C now tinln t he Nand fa tni:i .I.it h l',,Ft sse:f the rv.hel lenders at the eet!..i. • f the ret.lbon, r 131.. them IrA:sorality t tit!, st:tl the 1,, ~.r,l of hot., nurse emece:te the seek' s‘ beh ter f 41) of the Mint:int leednrs 11 , .:d afe.est 1..• sets of p—eittCat lOU. .. 14•11..1te,y6 Sen,nr it ill, it litote . rettond, DM- F.1:I Iti, t rt 0.1.11... to 'on's,- I, nest day at Sent her rr.•1.1 ti , , State ~In o V ,r;:iult. TWA . will NI t.. n decision of tYO questlott hr that holy 'Vb. Iller the Slate in entlll , 4 SO reeneshltlon. the he. to r. 10 ,-, er:lAlle,. In the 110115.0, Vinne wen JI , S , SI:I•Itni II:slum 'Sea as tatemoor . harlot been,it.:t d t ut. it Is known there aro tneso :Lacs in ..1:115 hos bee. estied th.• 01-I ry,rain. lo ~ rum. 1 ,, rov.runient. at Whoelurt, ROI e . 1.,1 :I.! )11. - ":ll,,tria, nod it- Is t h e ttnSat of fen hot named trhivit is nose lu eohtroe. , y. --------- St. slt and Money Matters . li ' , red.! Western A tensest t Ph,. Map stet. !n+ 1t.1.6, Fen. d.—Thu Stock arkei. In mere melte:till, some irregularlttea in prinn3, Tht I, nee ete,tiatio, h.avo very little, effect up on the etTralk. of other prices; Oh dtirk,lll.lorl • !plug to coati f...r refills 13,fore changing the t••••.•ti . • .f t Sallt,t: t.,S. ty , ,Vt :II Ul tnt St., 1,, ar t ttt..l ;,.. -. 1:1,;11,,J ts...db ar,:: quiet hot firm. The, ‘.t. Mtn , ' 11 , 01rIes for bank stoeks. State I , t.'l. V 0 doll lett ;other better with Mislourl vlxt e. (. (.4i snit Mi , eellnneoun slimom aro with ent cl'arge. 71:e G. - Id market has been exefted f loeughout the morning by cot:Meting pence in fects .1 k.:11 W.llllllllOO, hie. there was a 8113•11 tire t.ro vrtla the close. Money Is ettatz , fant nod . sty t n ett:l. }',o - 10 exeliano "ii It•All'Alt11. Ca aslsh treble netlehy and esotteinent exists In I . C.l,Stlenna tlnttic•S, with Ilrw; 1 . - 7.,ineibnp; setts: P le,leler 12,S A ; Uner Run int; Titek 1; itsYnd rams C, 6, ru1.e1. 0 S ; (N•tan SOS, Iht.iag th 9 sea. It the Petroler.in matter has 'Leen very no• Stolid foil fr., eof9r, owl 9g to the nonuniform is £314 o ' , l ckshonge, and paean have declined. Tbs, sestet tinges inlet at 45r7549° for crude,' 4:(2 in ;L:r reflued, nod 650 , 66 tor free. she 2N -w Nark Jlterrtrilities, N . Mr Yore, F.L. h.rjrhc op waEons of tlni 1 Detcrtire l'illre. which ,have- ixim go ott on for • 01, i ri.le oti.hr Clih.f [ht., , 1100 ouiiw. in 6,i , ', •. la lb. , rowl lc,— . i.rivo t :art ritlrily a i 0 a.1.i,1 In I ere %WA ciiy, are in• de public. , 1 . , „ ~i ~,,, , lote rr.:re of thr martalialeult char all,. twit Were riNi:LiOird with extraordinary tenacity. Their molt intr . , estlnd deli was la Co , aiir, übt re ther.ta Irvl finely with the. rebele In Torritii ilauillten, tit. eitha - an , vl"atd"other phico. oral managed to wain the einildeue‘i of Or Itirerderlds. Dy there and other means they low/wiled in they plans,. nod - effeetcdthe arrest of a nninher of there said to bare h. e I ea ,axed I: !Le plot, includlog Captain .18. nes Yates fell, Ciloil. R. C. Kennedy nail Wil'irm L. 11I'Don ni.:. h , ),..ey, It Is raid, admitted being the 1, rat C r li, find Bunn are ..11useatu. All tiaere Mc , . err t.rer in'renficeincut. 1 , 1,21 Coirc--nrealc of bri lee Gorge— C.1,11.0Fc1,. 4.—The lee torte In the Ml ste e,tl6ct Itroul,s' Point, nt.,ove Dog Tooth Bend, t ' n - vt chez, 1•Inlonq the Iv:inners South and Darld Waite.. The former will t n t0t.,11 rnrce !,are way the river full the Lett ia a Iris Inlont,e, lensing. enrsral ammo's m..,n cud in 1.1 bed pnettico, among-Qum 'the tteetze.re Nlneroon mut Araltrt, the latter badly tt tl. The river it new open to St. Louis. 1 . 11,• ttt.int r Lit.erty, frcm Memphia fc.r E CAW- V Mi., lam arrived with itarrn hundred nod Light huh oof cotton. Of • ILIA firs hundruti Ualea ore tor Evert.rille, one hundred nod fiety-three for rvt 1: thi nt to Nevr York by r.di and therm:oda. dor far St. Louis. t•rem New Orleans—Mirk Hatd near k‘ncordla—Yloblle ti be Emeuzited. Nine Yoni. Jan. 4.—By- the arrival of the I'n.rlre rill from New Orleans on January SZth, ec I.Ve 11 t hat the holiday In boner of the aboli tion of ries ely in Maryland and TlltlltleSsGC, Ore... by tiovernor Halm, was duly celebrated. It,lnn late rebel raid .ae the plantatlona la the orhAtl crhood of courordla Lake, lintlalants,: rent iy eves - thing of value wan destroyed Or car ' ted ett • •Itel.el deserters from Moblte, , Who recently reached the Vialon fled In the - Bay; stated that It Iwo, the general belief that the city would eeanl•c erocuated without walling for the ad van er: ft ota Patlcagonla or Oct. nerdrin /Granger, whose force they reported as .harlog been In creased to 25,4/00. , Froin Gummi ThamaV Aral. _ • New Yogi. Tih. 4.—Tho itirars dispatches from F.assport, au the lath ult., represent the troop. of General Thomas': army,. both cavalri,. and Infantry,. oar finely Merited . end th excellent,. crouittlon, and Impatient , for another advance ' ' Itebel desert emit] ere. nab:el:cry other region where the national widlen. -aro stationed, ark constantly rooting loth the Union linen. ' General Thocarte: commlassry . havo.:to feed. large numbers or the inhabitants of the Country, as the gnerrillan have destroyed or carried off the renter portion of their provisions. Irrtgrt California end South America., Ntre Tom:, Ach. s.—The almoner Cotta Rica, from Alenwall, Jun. 26tb, brings $050,413 In Slck'co, trite arrived, at Panama on the tan esir-cted to none .1 In a Catll/10 0 1 re.tr u. roActa nod afterwards to Lima and L....t0 here on ibe coast. It is said the ()metal moy luvrrl loam tire various legations nut can -eolith a in thnt direction. Adricia from Peru-Indicate that the Govern . - men( is likely to to tertnswith Spain and imy:tniernhiv heavy damage'. A mined con- Inksion will probably arraoge . the trouble. Matter' at Savannah: NEw Tom, I Feb. 4.—By the steamer Fulton we have Salennah dates of the 31st. The Savannah Herold says Col. Julian Allen arrived nt Savannah on the 90th.. Ito met•wltht a cordial reception, and the aid donated by Tart ans Northern 'citizens was received with the deepest thankfulness ; also the provisions. the . dittrlbution of which was continued amid, en- . thmlestic demonstrations of satisfaction:and pp. Ttere Is no Into news from Sherman . . The Mayer of Savannah -.makes - an appeal,in behalf of the sufferers of LIM late Ores. Awes. a week shies, Dr. 73‘.:Iii1rIert; moment detertico, doing dutpatißer orders from. pest headquartitrelVtinellitulikleft there for Lexington, Ry., from whlekrAteef:he .was, to . make a trip Into Bourbon pkility; - .llir par-' pose of investigating.the ekintOrguntinerrillas who were supposed to baso-thituheadquarters at the honie of a weStinu'lifAid*leielty.. Jolt' vies took. with hina7ll re ,bciviNsit#,Or, whose knowledge of the lonnti7 sidiir the meet With whom be was`to deidwas - tq.bibeought into the . . affair. :It seems, howester,.,thut . %Instead Of sue- - 'rile New Post Office- car, • ( t e em la his ,srerie„ ,the mortgeete:dettetire 14. Yong. Feb. s.—The first or the new Was betrayed inia.the tuiodsiit :the guerrillas; Fr it OMee oars, on the Erie railwakleft Jersey -who 'murdered: him, tootles:l446s kir , gold: City this evening for flunkhlt. In . s 11.04 11rno watch, diamond rinVpla ittittereo_ Item, nbd these ears irtit run Poet from New, TA A k bod,i to illo,*ro%rivbemlt•,rat Cleveland.. • ' liatunditys, • • -'" • - '" - • "-• I , • !•.t,,ta Ca;lck r• I.< with . ... 9D• cf. print .11 ,ity 1. s . a r - 14,1•1:!!, L 6:n. i'catetillZ , i 4? , ,ty h'crapl.4 i • arlit: ,;;;Ap a on roar at Li!,!, Fulek. Gi•11. Fitt, tiers, princ'ptliyfrptkitto;Wdl T. tinerscc ( rat , cl) I n fact inchttnn tae came in t i-do' And took ttmk , ItWecittlillietr fmlontr) s strtt ring ttii-day. Titer tictielcitutedby 3frjor a' (food. and signed loom, 13tris'on Commander. ' - The burgeon was direct from Ttipelhij•.Kittt, wie re, he et3ted. flood', army ,Isad swap, into wirier quartors . He contradicts trio report that Ctn. Cheatham made a speech hi ffritifotipt at that place advising them to do- 116 :F.Ite' had' mertly'glecn them furloughs that, ,theitAMightgo I.tr.e to assist their friend's and The Sglgenn oleo stated thatlit . oo;talso Hai declared their Intention to doserf-orArgetrot.of Cie deetlirSlnn in the army on -10a76tsm'that They would hare rninflietshie wfateemaltrterraritl ?e Litter fed and clothed, were,agls#K;p3turabsx to-the rebel mnr. A 11:11:er or remptils mtmetll3,PeifaaliEhtrtratt feerd raiding. outride the Mee tire* ialki ham the city, was arrested and 10dged.414*.11444. FrThen on charge of sThonllOg : and ming to bribe. A barrel of onlotne watAttlidolo his cello:, which it said he held The. dleqXwiat;to the rebels. Pc hod obtained a permit to take a bs►- rel !lonugh the IlneA, repreacatinT,lt to be float foe thence of his " ' _ Prom - FT. Loris, Feb. L.—The 3.llsoolni Voyttateyes ledry raaaed the following. bilf e • Pfrildleikpar... den to renele.s Bent: need for s. tetti ;,o( yroarti kt the expend hot of threo-fonrths of,thelr term; if aroirneed for lifo, Ti P. it their conduct xitould irryykinap . kmerit, lemlnetor aball certify the i r wg i. 74oavior reertniStlid goyeramenaao .‘ bill'prorhlings that any peracisr ,T or wife has been enraged lie robeninii ntr.l.llF t the ,overr ',ern nftile linitectfitafes,elvtil io a d. %erne on propceappliaatlOn to tle arty; . A ;I.ldec inthw that no herneo or nnykind ha aryl trd forvignrra who have not &then the first at. 11 , 1 . not nral:zrition. . . t r. rare I.as I stied na or dated the 4th, mie.t ronmittitt of the rollitt77 ditthilOtt lII—, vrt, rthl.rralrtt• the drpartinettli of 3118- I sc. Ezrsts ant! the Northweet.- 4 ' , l , lltulloPal Ampudlnent .11Ailfication .Icrllnz In ItoSt0 . 11.: r r ., •1.T, Feb 5.-11stre Waft „is grab- s•• Inectitq, (:I : ! lag rt ening in Matlo Hall, to cz r,•,l•llrJ,ly at t he rnourcbs of fivedon3, , as man- Ifr,INI in the niloptlnn n( the aoiisittittioaal .Trielah Quiery preSida ;Among 1;,. vit t itkirE wen, 117 r (.”41i.cy, William Lloya e. E. N. likri Gesiiral Butler. 'I was Interrpee.4 fro:u ar.il the el•:ging..-or atinrizinal itz:ll for thefxxx,:i,,nl.:yo.lV.,llolme2:. x ab a t, n juLituut do/Mlle:3'2MA.: Pence! Peace-Ii Si rc itt Difll4 teit to the y. Tritium IVASIII,,TON, Timr,'ay, Feb:2=4'p. m.... The going of Mr. Llueoln to A ioipolls , prob ably in unearer to a outom tee bfiatnipb from Tot r. t'eward, has . rhanged the whole Ohneseter of tie P.-n, negotiations, and thaw -4. the (via nt, of nine In regard to their iittnle,-Andithe el ad - sae instantaneous. Ttils - Stcp, so. with et reeedent, on full of coneendOO:flo expreti -14 et. of eneerneee to promote peties s lsiras token by the iOdle ut a turature or 1 . 110- Pretddeut's amioution to promote it. " oltaotota, with the putilleltio4f dhe fart that the Pr.,lileot bad tioue,•, : ette4...-OT those tee• t intimate lo their relationS,eilttt lniin glee oot that thiy fat sure that the*: teitre. t ae,,rl; that must readt.:4ll, Irteliica -Ifrn;Let try wet. nearly eettalts r .that there al. old tn pasee; that iher - , sreeta tcilliog to i 4. II coil on these coasktions:A'he fact, too. that Mr. Seward was chsegetr..wittt. the dinlo o handling of Ons affair, and.* knowledge Ott for various reasons ho desit.W. the war to crow to a rpertly ead ‘ anal to balitinidtlatty atruthet. :al In Mini/lug It to. iik-end;kreatly in u ;Intro the cotichg-lons of manthat.pead ;Ton jut lof arer at hand. At the snout - eat, too, they poi ....et] I timiadvcs ret'COPeciatiiioaipa and utic:Llitntl,brat yet they en4ht not lob° made. The (to, tout, that the Secretary Of 3 1 tat , had not been tteitssi in thorn mayementn—that Ito was 'V. !b. hopatteht of them, and- profeeses t Ltttg aboutm —added ta.. the eridenee thst pre.retnakers were after pe..o . °lath the pur l.', to ottnin It. ittatlon at neon showed - a crack in tha ipr.lig that elected the Admltilitration. The r.teh.al War men made no concealment of their tn r aril their at.prtheurlonit both.llonses ti threatenrd, in conacrazticm , hostile haves tlgatlt u and 110.411 e resiatenCe.,.._Qc the other hand, CoPeresomen who otr,..„lttia - thOrCnC.thly kb., their Fonthern bretbnen firmly stood to their LtllLf that In exchana_ilii - peace Mr. rd Las get to glee Independent* and rerog nltlen. Oil to A Ictler front WzaTea ccont4 . o,ltte,sth last.,. 11 , nt exelternent iTcrails [Wenn. Au. ti • r 0:1 well has teen openelivi.ifitftltan costa ty. It Al as ;Creek about Meted:x.lF 07i Rata , Ind et the thallocr dip:liVrkft feet crier, iv, ties. Notbloollkii this tclut efeihßfl;re beard Mtn the Amenean eonileetit.tir Mint welts e:e rot .!.o u fbom three to four fiteldrtir Aiet, tbem to live or sec.= freaked; bat thilo ;I several barrels a ,dajf Atom a veld err :Jen nenriy on the aortae.; ice that, too, u:t i.e inonplog. Iris eltuatea' Crp Mosquito Cr,k, nbcut freer ogles back, Avast wAmt'lt eatic• th 'Alto the Ohlo. ' -"' It:0..111110 Creek is de,tluell to. 'mop:to with Oilt Ind:, of Pennrylvanla. It ht.llrectly In the e-t f the _:cat I.le=ihott sroup . of rock - a, ar err nour;cd by geologist% tif he one of the • a.' 6 for rt.trolecni in the country. There nr. Frringe ecattered all alhng this strewn, in i.it been kt tprri ever itlnen th. State Arai flan eroded. 9otne of them nridneo cations of oil bleb ban berg been used,byllto Inhabitants .• medicine. It lajahl to :boranre reaftly for .yrains told rhettniatlam.-Ternt Bp. &. Et, . T, coven. rg.teg„ on the baste:of Freed' n at ‘I team, is the object or th e , ": veer. To dc et care, rcyrtullate nod t cora tak:strit2tiort or seri. a 14.1ied has been. slnceledl., .the pride at the rebel leaden and the rehek:Press. Stilt s We I.Va screed es the war In the firm manic %l an that In the end this pridentont4 bn conga:w ed h. necessity, and forgotten' In Mumtaz ps triathur end wisdom. It nutibet.tun: WU have alma y reached the end. The , ileac - fee or Se et - mon may be - grmsder than . : wet.,:linow; the tler..ht, of cur enemies greater 'than we have pt., 8,3; their despair prnrenudin , .their fora. sigh• keener than even errs. - I,lne rain the, Ell II to lion eertatetyla the tittardwirty be to I 1,. a the great fact of tbe present 4; 11,e intended submission of thet!_raltele to the that a is tut to be assnmectlmeause , hrtessra. 81.11.ers, Renter, and Carenbeit , ;have come wit hilt 4 Ur Imes as nerreditecennutis elobtrt from Biel Moist. Steplitittai - metre than' a yrar awn, attempted so affix 'with separ ation tq tht.tiorenanierit;antrw - Bet It cannot be stspposed that Mr„:- . Aoitiait 16inict • leave Washington - to meet thesisomtbscrunsat. Fartn,te Monroe, unless be uatri*aratico that' snioni Won was fie - seine shaplbgbeitehdered.' bcpca et an Immediate cauttat the war arc my, extreme. Ihcre are- take&laor armtem agaimr, It. Up to vesterdsyialendet.-the =ki tten sas defiant. , • If It hut, ahtstitted, Its re. pentane& has been, sodden - .00% , infreculows ealm that stilled the : ,,Bea , of. , 4l4lae,,whett the . Gain et Peace stretched. tortiblilatiniaad clue' atone erased at his bleldlavtlitakittma tbo - -conciliation of the Nosib, sot}; .does tome, It lilll be swift and slacere,•Muliterar to , bo btu ten.: Even if this peaeCetublierAbtd4 Prove to pe,a.articsa mikkerryortn***•,tbo great fact remains that as pallll4sllAMlCtleett the op posing Imes the armies forpd.ther-weve mo nies, and cheered, not es Northerners or Beath crnentrinat as Americatb—rWriews.. • GOLD AND £3ll.4ffi .....o- d.. ''`'lhtjgievwx ' —The San Frahelseo correspondenCetth&-New York. Times rave: "As I go, to neylireakfait I pass Awns epargo , s corner; arid there is scarcely morning that I do mit walk' ortg 'thousands,' In leather bags and silver bata, , thel' bestrew the sidewalk, as they, are passe& otit'icibo delivered by the wagons to the . mlnt,'Nelltigg, lienstons Co., and other miters itinCessayers. The c sening boat averages a tau &day,. as-her frolght dome, of gold and - sliver,-and have seen over three illnd n half tons ,coute•td:startl at Sacra tnetdo at one time, mestirti from Vie- Oda City. There is a good;ihtsl. of solid cur rency floating about this to sad it is hot la 'all street yet, and a mere `Fraction finds Its. tray there direct. Since the piratical Confeder ate steamers cruise your wirteriVreiost of it goes to England, and lately largo shipments have been made to China. CITY INI SIIIIIIIBIN. Gener', !.•:ern its TeX:3. re yz.tt. Hay picasure at utetqing Drigadirr-fieueral whose Into raids nyon the rebels in TeallCS:cc have b e en a terror to thrtit, and have challenged the praise and ad ,tairation of .1! except the "Jobenies" and those .wbo rimpathise. with them. Its appearance Indicates that he has seen bard service, and so unassuming la he in his dress any manner, Vont no one would suspect that he is the General of shorn 60 much has b ee n said and written. Ito locks worn and almost haggard, and there Is nothing in his outward appearance that would indicate to an observer that this Is the man -whose energy and bravery hard aelieved such' brilliant results. ills last will be retntanbered, wan to Timina, et which - pines ho destroyed one hundred miles of the .Mobile-and Ohio Railroad, msr.t V-arc locomotives and ono hundred ears, thus etimplettly ruining - the rebel :I nre''a'n d burped Fa : 'o supplies '°nb ( li e ow Cloth Factor la which ,over sir e hundred hands were employed and then re turned to Memphis with six hundred prisoner's end ever tone thousand bead of cattle, to nay ncthing of the Innumerable minor result-1 at. • tendlou his expedith , n. After his - return the comreauder of the departtnent Issued a highly 'entiiplimentary circular, from vrhleh we extract the Lel/owing : nr...DQCIII‘77ItS 2 , 111.27 ART • .14:1bSISEI I'M, .N1:11" itLEA Nd Lt., JI L January L't, 1'3 4 35. .3fiejor CeIRTaZ S. J. 7'. Daha, COTlLlltalifUlta - partntent cf 317fiximippi : tint: Your ciantnnaleation of Ow' Sth giving a detailed account o , the highly enceelifut Axpedition lett 'by Driltelter Gnieral Griereen, takl*lttch !waited in the in:it:Ante interruption of the enemy's connuunierationa by the Metal , and Ohio, and 31Iaslieippi Central Rnilroads, ban been received. Me Major General Commanding desire 3 to nxprefii to ,3 on I,ie gratillration nt rink gilor/ and I mialit any, almost unexpected ancress. 'Dv cop dnion 1000 planned and started nailer hero I,n-ot d'isadvaillaps, and with anything bat pre irg tarspeclii; and but to: the high clugnm of e.kiil, trots ry and Timid conduc•, which was tainiad thron:zhout, ouch nrignlficant results could tier, r have been riCo,lllpn..tied. tee LC , convey to you, anl ti:rou4lt you, to the cfiiet rs mod 17500 CollJNlAtlir this cc. peduL:a, bit caitnlratulations and that![.. sill teal that cur It blurts are indcaid clratistdair;.; to thit rot rilfr: u. t:uralhrson, as mast of our rradrra are scv.ars. is a cadre of l'ittstareit. and Will, la al , city yestt flay 1, rVritct Mc. rt str.•.•t, far :I.e pul...se of ,:re more looklar arm the spat a b.., 1, first raW thu light of day; •-•aL Lail a eo.t ury brou4Lt great Changes, si I 112 uaa 10 WO tame prelliSd htrl t•lare—thon,th mill focally ',members Pit I:Lur74lc as Lis dist home. Ilu was aceoardt tie!: by Adjutant Getwral, Capt. Woodwar.l, and kit cu the earning train Par Washington, tra his way to ji.ln Gun. 11 ant. • !!..catlng to McClure TownsLttp. A tr., tOrg of the citizens of McClure towe r hip cut I tilled :A the hooso of J. k P. Rckhert, co Flout-dry evcnitor, fur the Purpose of devising ways bald L eetis to Ova: the tOIRDSh7I, of the draft. On trttien, John S. Hod was called to the chair, nud T 1301113.9 P.yette and James McAl lister were appninted-Secretatiez. The Committee. on Resolntlaras, Mews. R.TT. rims end If. B. "Hewitt, reported the on ing, which, after an interchange of 'lmre, were unenimonsly. adopted .1 That President. Lincoln has it in WS rower to command tie respect and admiration 01 the people,not roily of the United States, but of the world, by using his indoenee and power to bril; at out on honorable and lasting peace by the rtstoration Of the Union; that no Injustice May he done to any portion of the common ce unite, the commissions - on the part of oho CenrstEerery should he met In the spirit of eon- Olio: ion and Paternal regard, so that all parts of the eenntry can be restored, and this bloody nor pi - mina:oil In the holy bonds of friendship, hose 111:11 IIII:11. 27r.tt;vra, That the ?berth will never submit to is riiridi d won—we will stand or fell In enstain it 7. every inch of American soil; yet we are aux hats to Fee peace restored, and our nationality pres, rrcd for nll time to come. We therefore ir,ttntt the School Directora to levy an additionn.l tux, to enable our township to fill Its qnota. Let us coast the costs when we bare preserved our homes and our whole country from the ruthless Lauds of the despoilers. risaval, Therwe would be derelict - of duty were we to omit e.xtendlug to Governor Catlin otu 4 hcartr good-wid for riling attention to the Uroug blended to eur &AD in a formerqnota asztgr. ed. The fenced numeration now fur uh•lted see owe to fibs vigilance and sagacity. "He is faithful fcmnd.even amottg the aloe." Rnsolwd, That the committee he =tinned, end act in conjunction with thetehool Board in raising the necessary funds. . On motion, It was ordered that the above pro ere published In the rittsburip . GAz . urts end gratch. Printing hater from Corn Husks The Asecclided nem of the country, who ha Ve . ernirol of the new . Proecal for making • lirlutlng paper from corn busks, are arrant to. commence the eiperiment.. Mr. Snowden, their ' agent in Ibis ally, has nearly completed his ar alimeents for finally testing the new process, and sedeccesfnt, they will go largely In the man ufacture of paper from That material. The en tire commtfahy is more or less interested In the manufacture e 4 elmari paper, and we shall all he glad if the experiment proves success fill. Hags, the material commonly used In the Mannfacture of printing paper, have become:too expensive to warrant their use In this way If anything elm cart be found that will be cheaper answer he purpose. • Mr. Snowden Informs us that arrangements have beet:twain WiltlA paper tnanufnettwer at Steubenville, ,(0.) M give the matter a thorough trial, and several tons of corn husk have already been purchased for the par pm. of experimenting. Before the art c f Congress fixing such a heavy dray do paper was repealed, the demand. for issue means by which we' could produce our own paper, were universal, and, as the olmoet necessary call:nee we are assured that a pa nee has been discovered by which the want, of the country can be supplied _with paper at rates but little eieeciting half the present prices. The associated Prtass, as we have said, have se cured the control of the new discovery, se far on the smile Is appfleablito the manufacture of rinsing paper, and they invite proposals from . I every town, county. and State ba the United Stater...for supplying clean, sound, and well-chi; cd hmke, as they are stripped' from the corn— the husks to be baled in even hundreds of pounis and delivered at railroad stations,: Persons hay ing husks to selliabonid wilto to Mr. norace Snowden, of this city, stating it. - what .priceper lundred pounds they could Book Notices. “TRI BrA3TI7IILL novel, hj. Mtg. Percy B. Shelley. wlfe.of Shelley the poet, and author of “Frnaketteteln.” 411 pp. i 2 ow., T.ll. Potoman b. Brothers, Phitodnlphlo. . • This is fairly up to the Itretere, of English noycls ,of the present, day, which deal In lords and lathes• as their common stock. It palate English life and aristocratic scenes with much vigor and dramatic power, and the' plot of her , book bi Intricate and atoorblagenentgb to satisfy most novel readers. For ourselves, we arc tired of reeding about the trees :of the Enclisle ties tocreiy, anti would much rather • follow the husgioary fortunes of the classes 'below them, through the pages oC authors who are compe tent ireappreelase them. ;H ot to all those to whole smelt works have not crown stale" this neve) of Mrs. Shelley will be welcome. It Is weir writ en, 'and once begun trill be read through; • "Cn r. yen cost. Oit.t. or The. Urology or the Enna. Being o popular deelrlPtiah ofrdilmtnl. and Mira! Coniburelhlre. Lly thriturenPro. terror of Geology. Complete-1n one ro'huar, board: Poke 92 re. intSlarlelphler T. B. Peter. eon St Woe. This Is a reprint of a work Ptibilethed Seine cent► ago, entitled ''Phyalcal History of the hartitt.' bet recant diaenvcrie_s, are} especially Ilse gisenecry or,peirolcum, have 36.1' the anther to revise it and make important thang..% nutted thtitnia. It treats el geology tusk the. physical history of the earth. generally, bat its speriality ie theelisciiesion of the coal formation• laid the coal .ull. As this, is a robjet lent now engroseleg retch attention., the publication of the book le opßert enc. • •For sate by Henry Moor, Fifth street," nit door to Poet Oftter. NEW Nautoetai, BAYS. AT nLM:C.STILIS. , .:- ThO Thiaete 01 • Etalrevllle and iadlatta county, hate otaanizad an essooletlou for bahh-, hug _purposes, to ho called "the First Netiottal. Book of Blairsville. The. capital :oho* is Ste,tlos,:tilth pritllego to laureate to 'f200,000, William Mahar,' Proal2m?i; .snial 'Rats. Cashier. The idelltatlbolvis 'or/Outs:id 'oa the; 58th otlauuarir,'and nib eetatneuce itolng•taMl4: net about the trot of - AprtiVr'• . • P.almrto,<-Cipt. Morgan 8..-Brgan.'bac -I.,yietell'of,. and tacit to_Clanny : Rill Faison roatba killlng of • colored saloon bacpar,amghapnra baiNza pardoned by Ginicptor .Crirttn Fit, and arriteC Dania caVgantliy at noon.' -} byaktv*.a.COP4ta la 0'01.70 . 4 'snnaybianta I Oaaill at the then tbointirdat *ma committal,' : nod %trod with:alitinettp , a ay./ the can w • • - ar • • • . • ~• + BLISITED 17,3 J::" El`: ^2ctit , te rr fe •t•F I.l , t.turqb • `l-ib 111=IZSMIMS= lbe underslost l / 4 1 were arpointed 4y Abe Co.r. rcratcts of the I.l4rary irnri (...omparCy, alit a ntanter of influential oltisens met with (tom Co tlos day of lecerobeT,lso4, to open boeks for a t e stock, of the Corn-pony. We drake bd. f'y to set before you Ito Mllll3 features of ibe project widelt deveddi nista yea for ks execution. The charter provides, Ist, for the orgalisa- Lion of :the CoMpany lain a auMelent seen is i subscribed. and the purchase of ground for the erection of a suitable dud come:in.:lons building. I which shell be leasedto Hid Young. Ideres!Heis- ' cantile Library and Meeluanics'lnalltuto, taper< pettily for not over six p = per cunt. r nun pa the cadre . cost thereof, together with 'all taxis' and repairs. 3d. That whatsver . revenue may ' • be received over the suns stipulated for, than ho • paid by the Young, Signs' Mercantile Library to the Hall Company to reimburse them for rho , cost of said grouted and building. A failure to - pay the rent for two years empowers (Ito Hall Ciatopsni retake fullposscaslon of the property. 3d, The rent anal ElltrlS received for reimburses moue to be divided annually among the -stock holders of tins Hall Company. The shares - St` !stock are fixed at $lO ouch, so that It maybe within the means of a larger number of parasols'''_ to contribute to the enterprise. :It is prOposed to Meet an elegant'struettmit which sbalfrontaln atone on the :ground door' accommodations for for tbe library on the itear-.nif door, and a grand MUSIC awf ILetun: ball, with einple mo4es.oregirss either on' the ground or' second deft If ti:ease of this lot, awl proper.' architectural arrangements will permit, It le also proposed to have suitable rooms for an art gat-, levy end 1 71US.C11111, a gyintsisium, or 'Other testi- ' • tiniest! In accord with the mein desig,n. It la bedievtd.that visitable ground can be procured • and acceptable places fir the building, but de-eyeing the stockholders or the °Mears they may appoint, to Ice the proper persons to deelde,.• 'Oll the location and Ilse place, we have taken no cotton in regard to there. Our duty is Co try to raise the necessary funds, and we think that to make this building fairly worthy or its oblate and of this enlichtened end wealthy community', the sum of `200,C00 oueht lobe - subscribed. By the operation of rho provision in the char ter for reinstitirsentent dd the ee . ....1ey to the Neil . concrany, the applieationof Occasional legacies. to 11, 1 urpose and by Ltanattt.us or parchasea; of sunk, et is hoped that the Mcreaullic Library and Mc rhattlea' ltiptittrte, trill la tim-, own the ttrrti t rty, and its rttrt ttatts alit th e ta be a fine: for the rapid increase of the I.P,rary, and , suet rear elicit of the membership fee as will make: It circa My free. 4 , • The Lecture mat Mimic Hall being contredlati by the Association, will be permanently safe from degradation by in:proper uses. Eracticr.s o:' the Library and Its arretsortea Will be ran as to nick, a the of our young men, n ennsta rainy of their mortis, null an CM dea eanerar, of and a na its - ban- I trial (Enna can latrrily ke estiran',l. As an r.ceresnry to the UnPremil 7, the r..-renal Theo logical Seinlnarlos, the lamalei Callogot, tfio Academy of Design, n Medical anti the sch,ools of the city Lninerally, a largo an't watt selected Library will tie invaluable. Without farther argument as to the deatrabil ity of en institution which most men are.. ready willing to allow has lateonn a inalie nu-. ceeslly. we . eubtnit the cast, asking that. each one seta ermadir it for himself, and act proMptlys and generously according to the ability his he may has, and his sense of respeneiblitty as a member' of romumety. It it Fnppoped that n part of the money will ho rEquired In the Spring ; for the purchase of mond, the whole to be calici in by insinhuunsta es med.]. Whether the Crectioti shalt -be periled at once, Or be &Myna fer attme,„icill pond upon the vni,e of t hose, who phall =heed*. lionkr are now operi . at the - hiterelifitktibri.-T' 11001 PP, and VW tx: in tho,hands'Art.oaansalric Committees. Faux R. Buoys,, , JAs. rAnx, SIB., W3l; THAW ' JOEL. D11.140/3111, •. M. PcNitoos, Commlthan. GA171,1L1.) , MINhTFLZI.9.-,--wo out. the following ti ow the Full ill ver (nuas.) :Walk of Dec. 17: " The et neert given by alp' 1 and Gaylord's -- lihwtrele it,: evening war tbdihht that hatitteen here this season WhhOtit'exceptiob. ^ guar'. tette was all that It could be. - The bond °reced ed our expectations, being one of the Oust trav eling; and ea for the clog dances, we challenge the o orld to produce their Neal. Messrs. Gay lotd and Iloward kept the audience In n roar ot laughter all the evening. In fact Ma is the best - appointed mantra, la every partlenlir that ben ' ever come .under our observatkny'and - Wo-hopti • they will visit un • , This mammoth troupe of. - eastern favorite& make their first bow before trPittalrargh end& `.• coca at.Conecrt Esti. on Feb. Bth. . - FROM 12IE BRIMIELPItisosa.---Weyesterilay met/ That- lautenant Robert,- Huey, of the secOnd regiment Tem:wait-a infantry, ,whoa passed through the city on Ms way to Lancaster, whera he is going to visit Lie friends. Lieutenant Huey, with nearly all of his regiment, Was capturod over a year - ago, and has been confined in the rebel, prisons ever since, until January, when he made big mine, and came-Into Knoxvllle. Re says that nut of forty-eight of his company who at we fume limo only seven were • •;•.1 thnlwitk: hat still slice when he lett, Las been sate of the crud trootatent received by the Tinian planners Intim ; hatuli,of the, re , teM, not half Loa been told. - • (1111 Mi iSiDTIIONAL LocAr : nn :A NIP rorriTH _ . Forn PLTLSONS CADRiIID DTTO I,Arg °MURIA, AND Lori:—A man named Love, hie child and step-mother, while . at:tempting , to cross the • river-Ina small boat from Niagara to To'ncigs town, on Friday night last, wefocarried'out Into The lake by lee, and either frozen to death or. drowned. The bodies bare not yet been recov ered. Love had crossed from YoungstOwn.'and Insisted npon retnrnieg, contrary to thendiden of the ferrymen on the tirer. WSZCOZTt TO Penton IN CBAALIECiTofie—Ie • I3videstood that IleurylWant Beecheryesterdar ," • received from the. Secretary of, War . ..; perniinton to preach the Gospel in Charleston In 2 she ripeness of time . . Tie =pressed re partledir desire to preach an election sermon In the eradhs_ of the Rebellion on the occasion of Benßutlers I.stimptlon of the Governorship of South Car- • °line. , WllOl-ERALE DESIIII.7IOI/....aL .Ir/U1 tailed Meth, foor rf tho Senate, on reeky Mats brBCnatCV Ganekei, who obtained the Infor.natlort frotok the Adjutnot General of fie State; tbst on the eny DI ev!oue there bad been received:at, Omni!: Chase 46h recnilts, nod of. that number I$Q, deserted during the forenoon. - 7 • .)coca Commat.., *lto disnihsted AIM 1 , • bans ralacrs, hes been- imayiended by the acd.cf 'nor•Generlit of Canada, In order that istomintst , !:,..;;: sloe of inquiry may inrcatlgate aR thq legs connected with the raldersair tOgratti" of their dismissal by him. ad.! J.: . recent exerattoo.of ijeserten Is - the Abby of the James, the 12th Wee, . mind Prom witmeseleir the seeuet.notesklpet, - IT having deserted fkomltel[Fo the , hopifh ., l 4 9f j ,., the Itlehoceend - eaigelge. ' . ' roa Satirdny night wh e , uf~3he'. q trains of the Northern n : Coldsbor'o, one oft • .n; Inca 'wad otanding at bin post' w zi! afro iutittenntlter3" i and hofinzen tn-daa ' ibcf • .r 4 7 ON - n sitottstio . people , - Nenvfnuidland .ated.l4, aid to be In a starv:ng condition. When" as Um, 'ED/3% 11 1 0 M princntfundl • • • ... • BlTYCE.e—Cht:Setbsth wtoilitoe, toos, the 11th yet& of au. ego, JaMES, aataat oa at ' Johtteno , Maly • The (steads of thirteatib trt roailattultriaiitai to attend hia,totottell ou. goeI34.Ir.ILIPTEWSO6,."I, St. two o!e!ociir. reildenee of ttleiiiiestie ' DlCKET ,, :enitbezotti ult., at NatititillOtTest.4 - CAI:OLINE, wife of hamlet plekey. , .IrElf^ '4IIIM7IITISEJLEXTO. 5 .,• ' SECOND 'WARD. MITTSIIOIII2II.—''' .... """ the enroDed ccn we requeztettla.meet itt . the DUQUErNE k ziolNa mousy.. on TUES.: I i DAY UN" EYIN G, February' At 13410ehoik, %co; h e at o m port from the liountl omngttee, of the, 'y . -, eti nlttnty done, and device. nz for flu ''e the ' 2 balance of the twain. A Dill' atten th aues' to-de tared. By order f. 4 the Cornm'ttem., , ..‘ - ' - feCf:t it BALI WI N, _ . Clf Aft CE—atEDOIS p WARD,ij • fil , I.EOll - ENT,Bol7lrrx inrctlag of the enrolled men and elticens, on lanturdny cret•lna, Februnry • Stit; it , was :solved to continue Dm carat. and meetings will be held on blt FISDAY. TUESDAY - -and - AVEDICESDAr '•• EVUNifftlfi of thlsNretk. • All Bleelf Etommlateesti- • are requestwito attend and repotted Um meetingia. Ail subscribers sin tetllltlitea to !Ili and reiSett A:y mibtarlplioes to; Dlb _City Ball, fort hirith.• Any Writes knowingpeen •.• owe In the Ward, not enrolled,ntilf requested send the name nsd reti4eues Irina nreerlre„, that. itttpil4y tut enrolled. • - - . . r Cnixiorne, Seeretary.• - • vest. % Jro BUILDERS:rBI 'will be. receive . sy.:tow.-pnie-w orb; Brial ;!.ii orb :9Paeditions to ben ; Pk:Wetter:a Pennsylvania atcardlagto playa mid 'peel "to be 'seen -at tta e os Troi.lB tit, Clad, street, le i nation will bet siren. . . • .7. - -,•.,i,-:!-1,,,;::..-:,,:f ..=:,.',, 1:. :.. .-- „ ,.., r ,:r i ,. !'.::44 . . - ikt:f . '''' ,. .4 , :: ' : : :',‘ , ' , -'-.:•.:-...''''-,'''-'.'i.-'''::.,-,',.--,:':,.,'''',!A!,'-''..,t.f9i.:',-;-:',), ::";:!',..' - -::;',. - :.-:: 4 ., - .1'".''?..i...'
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