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,:FXIL 47, ;1862:
CITY AFFAIR&
aneoryloiliz - PAPEIZ 011!.. TOR oar.
MassciiroscHnoAl - OravirAron' for ' tht
errso4l4 O. bptidan; 55 Fifth
soil • - u saAim
12 AlAtrook,4. 20
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sagror, • - --:•' '29 5-10.
Fire -on Federal 'Street, AlleghOty.
An Saturday afternoati 'about three o'clock,
lire broke out in a row of two story frames, on
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the West side of 'Federal stiest, * between the
Diamocid and the North Common. The. tire
erlflibittOdlit the grecery and produce stored'
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Mr. Z. Glasgow, and was occasioned bY
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feet Ill.the 'flue, the flames communicating to
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'thereof. Several buildings above' and below.
gut of Mr. Glasgow, was damaged, but the
principal injury was from Water.
The fire, Which. ran- aloig the roof, was
speedily chocked by the liose'Companies, — and -
Mr. Glasgow, in the marinate.", succeeded n
saving the greater portion of his goods. The
building is owned by Mr. John Dean, and was
insured to the amount of the damage.. _
South of Mi. Glasgow is the tailoring estab
lishment of M . Mclntosh Pitcairn , and
adjoining this the saddlery of Mr. A. Glen
4inatiing.- All the goods were hastily removed
to &plata of safety, and escaped the drench
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tug followed. These buildings are
owned by Mr. Jan. Hopkins; and. are fully
illittrad. The fire did them little damage, but
the', mere flooded with water.
Further south are two frames, belonging to
the estate of Thomas 11. Stewart, deceased,
and ocampled its peotively by M. Vida*, shoe
-maker,
and & J. H. Elton, tobacconists.
These buildings , were not initired by fire, - and
sustained. but little llamage from - water. -.
'Werth - of Mr. Glasgow's store was thi store
of W. J. Gibein, which' was but slightly
damaged:' The building is owned by himsoW.
':- Adjoining,:lhe above is the grocery and
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liquor store of J. M. '1344 which escaped
uninjared: -- ireiened the building,. and had
just Midi a transfei of the' property to Mr.
Glendenning.
'The firemen worked manfully, and kept I
stesams.of grata constantlY• piaying aria the
itoifi, the low character of the buildings en
aignetbod. iirork with great Maloney.
The 'Vigilant steamer eppeared upon the
ground at an early hour, but the fire being.
under control, they deollit y d. to ploy upon it.
Tho loss is comparativ etrifling, but the
disarm:lion of property would have been very
.sarions had not the firemen responded so
PrOmPtly- l , - - •
' of Rau Um eas.—The Cleveland .
?Wade' alerts"' : ,"Two rascals who tore a
mil &moths • Lake Shore Railroad, about
Isar ago, whereby, a, train was thrown - from
.44,e track, peeled Wench the city yesterday
ge..
of . an:pdleir, on their way to All a.
gheny,City, near . Pittabnih, to he imprisoned
nine years and, nine monthe each, in the State
Prison' at that.. point. They were heavily
,Both are young moat'
- new Pitassictrus:—On Saturday after
noon; the • Pennsylvania - regimental colon
were presented to Col. Williams' Thirty-first'
Ponnsyleanis Regiment, and Col. Campbell's.
Fourth Penns}lcania cavalry, at . Camp Gra
bask,' on Queen's farm; near the. Soldiers'
Some. : - -Goren:ow earths, Senator Cowan,
Speaker Grow, and a committee of the Penn
sylvania legislature, -were present, with
ESTLIZZLIr BMlZED.—Yesterday; an accident
of a serious nature happened at the residence
of.Alesunder MeGtirery,.brieklayer, of Man
chewier. His - mother-in-law, Mn. Sophia
Dyer, an aged buly, and for scrotal' years au.
iocideptally sot lire to her clothing,
In an upparroom, and was so severely burned
before usistanee could be rendered, that she
will hardly tecover. '
: :Durk thou castia..—A li sler
2ir.Thom.s ri
Mthwell,butoher,ttle
residing aught in
"Wismisille, Reserve township, was-shockingly
-burned on 13atarday night, from the effects of
whith she diedabont noon Sunday'. She had
retired tobed, but feelnig - cold she get rep. ;
and went to the fire place -to warm. Her
- night gown caught lire; and before assistance
was at hand she was fatally burned. •
'll:Onalw.--Tbe bowie of Henry Weaver, it
Wbiteville, Jefferson county, wu broken into
on.but.ffriday Matti, and some $7O in valu
able paperi and $1 in money taken.
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FEOII SATURDAY'S EYESBO GAZETTE
Murderous -Annual'.
`Ou Friday evening, about rigid o'clock, a
(14121841 named John Hartman, residing on
Middle street, in the Third Ward, Allegheny,
was-ducked by four men, on thepnblio high-
Way, and beaten in a most brutal manner.
Hartman dates that' he went to Huffman's
beer hell, on Chesnuritceet, -- whedi he bar
gabsed for die purchase' of two cows. While
there, Andrew Auberger,bis son-in-lair, and
son, with John Pritch, entered into the con ,
versation--one of f them alleging that Hardt= ,
would -not pay or the crows. Hartisan re
piled by saying that be was not compelled
to sell hisiows before he -paid for them, es
one of.-the lady had done'. Angry words
followed, after which the men , began to con
sult secretly together when Hartman , believ
ing that they meditated Mischief, started for
home. JIG was followed and oiertsken, when
two of men attacked him in front, and the
other two- from behind. Me wet knocked
doviii'sind badly beaten, receiving cats on the
blind and lees, and severe blows en the body.
Hisatatid that one of the.nien drew an iron
hietrom under his cost, and inflicted several
Mows with it.' After HUI . beating, be was con
vipta tg_the odic* of Dr.Scioggs, where his
tqpides were diessed. Ho. bones were- frac
itirodwancl although confined to his bed he is
not' dangerously injured.' The matter has
been laid before Mayor Dram, who will en
dearer to ware the arrest of the parties...
• .-•,Teimperatteeville Councils.
The. Costuoil of...the Borough of Temper
auturrilirrhuld-• meetingNobruar3r,lllth inst.
Members Prosout-Mossn. Kw!
Powell., - ,lifeßride; Ferguson end Burgess
eg Abwrit-41r. Baplon.
Thi"iduitee of tie previous meeting weir
taut sad -
Ow mottos', the Barges was authorised to
dratobil warrants In favor of the following
2. Uinta, bill of laroblat _
Boatbi.Daff &Oa., bill of lumber;
Cloraalsoa Sodom, bill of lumber.
tboa. :Chsigtitoo fur banditti a bride on,
nifty IcLioelco, for work on toad-walk, - 260
dohs etatalaidadar , I , 276
ilasedans, • ; 1
.4x,
The following : was offered to the Council
tialfirseas:for adoption: , •;. .
Beseived, By the Burgess and Council of
Air Borough' or reunperancesille; and it is
hiAbi l iasete4 by the authority of the same;
that W. P. Wooldtidp. and .the Am of War::
din* Bloats, (awaiting of W. ti. Warden
F. Brookr, Ire hereby allowed and
pulaitted to reetif;, distill, refine; and manu
teatarioll within the limits of said borough.
AftiWildnie consideration, it Ilea 'nomad
Oninetios, Council adjourned. • •
Burgess..
luicx • -
210113 POI , TIMI . Izosr Casio* Bart.—A
asserberlit the plates designed'-for the iron
saioigshiriwhich is being , bent in PhiladeiT
pr '
Os Baited' States GOvernment, are
'own' hitad, lira others are in a state of , f0r
.61%r Ledger says : "By the time
' the ball ialinidy to receive them, it is expect
eel that batwill - le• finished: No''didionity
whar•irerisailsSlileace4, either in making the '. - .
"'.. plates sir in grooving - then. - The plates are IWe establiebed in the MIT OP 'NNW 'YORK*
hammeredzont,nnd the Frenehnre-said to be COMMISSION ROOS& Lathe exclusive sale!! lour
it h amm e red 15 tas-in preference rolled commodities, and also to supply you with CAUSTIC
• Ulla-
• la -- • - " ---- soya SULPIIIIBIO ACIO, ShIPTY BitliltliLS,
ones, considering thaw superior. - Tbe new ot,vi, grittuu.le. •- - ---
gunboats, which are toie.built for the Govern- I a m pretested to mete liberal cub Ildrarlree ea
meat, are to be cased with plates similar to cousimuosnts, mid to sire rar insainews prouipt St
avin now. being naidefor the ship - at Ken """/".,,.3,, ~„, ;u, i i eseySseeted end ennelpientste
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'.C'0N1247 kols_GuissMiliti GiOIROWOO4 A -, parama No. 7? Malden Lease. New York.
Ca., bl' Machina', have received an.order from 0 ELN e v ---24 ANteitibiky
I,‘„„bbitona. ,- ...4 Amy. ellIMOD) • teralre , ljt p o r eau tri . ' " YU
pnindders--the &WWl* hind , Baimitthitair- .ma . zio.lo and Rio 1,-
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klatiMt
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- : - ,Desdk.iiabelskil: - - - 7 - 7:: - - -- I
. biri.'*ii4-Anitbwite 'oi Dinfel Amitt
knokster, of Allegheny, died in the jail this
monft - g, at 3 o'clock., Slushed been invested
on Thursday eveningg for drunkenness, and re
insineli.kitup iat_ wilt:- Di4r3iii,
morning 'she was committed to jail by Mayor
Drum, for . thirty days.. - She was ' thin in a
wribiked . state, iulfering, Much from general
debility and nervousness, caused by
intemperanee. The—Mayor would not
hang cent hor to . jail, but he had
releieed - her - frOm - .-- prison-- 4.' short' time
before, and. she was drunk before she.iinehed
rn
• oe. B. determined then to commit her- for
ty ays in bopee that she would do bettor:
Her cell-mate stated that she took suddenly
ill, And died ins lit, which did not -last mote
than aTO minutes. : ''. - : .-- . ' ...- '' ,-
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'.Tha 2docaasaC,wai
and the mother. of tour eittldren. - She Wall
raised in Allegheny, and - will-be remembered'
by many as a tidy, resyectable, good-looking
-girl.. Since her marriage her career his been
downward, and it said - that she wssi,"more
sinned againit- than :sinning.". Cooner-111c4-
Clung held an inquest, and thejury found a
serdicat of.'!death Trom the effects - of, intern-
paianee." " ' ' ' '
A SAD Arrtronox.—W.m. A. *min, Fag.,,
oar worthy Clerk of_ the Courts,. ims bitely ,
busied twointeresting children, who died from
that terrible disesse—diptheria. - One of these
died on - Friday night of last week, . and the
other on Friday morning of the 'present 'wook.
kirs.lierroit was also affected with the disease,
.but she is barer this morning.. We sincerely
-sympathise with oar friend in his affliction.,
CONDITION OF - ME.- MOSTWICE.—MT. 0. B.
Itostwiok, of Lawrenceville, who was recently'
'shot in the-neck. by the rufßast'Reynolds„ is ,
now able to walk about the Striate. The ball'
is still in the neck, but R. is rupposed . .that the
healing of the wound will throw it towards
the surface, when it can be removed by incis
ion. Reynolds is still at large. - . .
Star SO ?Et Barooc.—hlayor Sawyer to
-day committed a lad to the House of. Refuge,
/or incorrigibility, on complaint of hi, parents.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Ai ELZGAXT CLOTHL/10 Earsituaustust.'7— .
;One of the,best places within the range of our
:knowledge to purchase clothing, or furnishing
goods, is the establishment of !dews. W. Me,
(lee & Co., corner of Federal street and the
Diamond,lllegheny. They never fail to ha
dar satisfaction to those who faror them with
a call, and will sell at very reasonable prime.
Remember *the locality, corner .of 'Federal
'street and the Diamond, Allegheny.
Brenta. Nonce no ouit MAD:vs.—The sale
'of Dry goods at Barker Co.'s 59 Market
'street, is continued the same beforeteieept
lug Mat' stilt greater indueements are being
+offered. • .Those great bargains in Silks are
:rapidly . ditninishing, and so also In Cloaks,
:Shawlssind - Dresa Uoods ; but they have sev
',eral. hundred' pieces of those unparalleled
cheap prints remaining. If you want to see
bargains indeed, go to their . store.
Now is the time to make purchases of Dry
Goods at . old prices.. Mr. Burchfield, corner
of Market and Fourth streets, Still announces
his closing out glace, and-as he intends to sell
'the whole of his stook, Is offering very flatter
.ing horsetail* cash'buyeri..' If any •of our
'readers wish 'to Improve this opportudity they
may do so by giving him a call.
Wm. roasser,Carpe.nter and isinerrJob
bing Shop Virgin alley, between Smithfield
street and Cherry alloy. All kinds of Reese
Repairing done on short notice and in work
:manlike manner.. Charges moderato. Leave
your orders. All orders promptly attended
Somali), Arawnox I—Pain, disease and
exposure, with a hot climate, muddy water
and bad diet, will be untoroidable, but, armed
with Holloway's Purifying and Strengthen
-Pills, you car thei• 11 still rotuin
good bait" 220
Tar. !lip belongs
to Bark._ .. It is im
'poSsible Tot its ... gem ._ Alias cheap
Ahoy' are selling Dry Goods,_ and advise our
friends to go and see for themselves, promis
ing them an, agreeable surprise.
(licence CELLS will be taken at.lint's
.Book Store, - Masonic Bail, Fifth stroot,and,
at Uts.Onmibus office, 1i0.456, - Liberty street:
Day or night, all orders lentil: either the Oro
,places will be promptly attended -to. Y.
Dooms C. Bis t ut, Water_ Care and Home
pathie Ilkystelan oleo \ agent for 'Rainbow's
,celebrated - Trans for Ruptures. Corner of
.Penn and Wayne streets. t
, DSEIVISTO.T.-Dr. No. 246 Penn et.
attends to all blanches of the Dental proles
Ilion. • „
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS
CHEAPEST IN THE CITY
J. M. BURCHFIELD'S :
CLOISING OUT SALE TOB:CAS,II
CALL ,AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK.
N. E. CorneFourthAndMarket eta.
11011A.PPINESS OR MISERY 7 Tifxr ts_
Ai. run QllTlarloa.,--Therroprietors of the oPAIII.
BtAN CABINET OFAVONDBUS, ANATOMY AND
liNDIDINN" hoed determined, negardleed *of ex.
peuse.te.imae free •{for lb. twat of Naming ha
manity).lotilit of the mad intareatingend Weirdo.
Nye Leastaaat.Mardtge and its Dieguidificationd,
orwood Debility, Premature ,Dectine of ;Manhood,
Indigettion, W ee Depreadion, Loa ofEnertry
and Vital Powerolie Oned4 Boast Nell, end .timee
Xidedlee whkh result from 'Youthful ToNiet,.lexceer,
tines Maturity, earce of Pbyludophy and
Law. T in. gnats Lectured bye lxeri
the means_ ofendlskteedng . and saving Thonsamb;
andwill be fors Free on melpt of Four Bump,
by dark* BEINLETABY, Fabian Gabble; et
Anatomy end Iletllciney 663.Bmilway, Now liFork.'
A.ALEBICAN -110 t TON, is the
LS- largos and beat arranged in , the New -
Saglaod States; is oantrally located, and easy of sc
am item all the votates of travel. ,Tt contains ea the
modern intyroventoots, and every COnnreillence for the
comfort and accommodation of the traveling public.
The sleeping teems are largeend ventilated;
the mite. of rooms am well arranged, and completely
nahaig.4 fur familleeand large tmvellog partite, and
the hods. will continue to be kept sae first clam
hotel in artery respect. _ _
jeTl:lyd . LiWIS RICE. PrOprlstor.
MX 8, COKKISSION
A.V.53 H and-Wholessla Dealers ln-lIACK
KAHL, SALMO SHAD, HEIII/1110. CODFISH,
ic,No. 140 Nort h Wharves, between Hass sod Arch
3035 barrels Maw Mackerel—large, and MediUM'
Aso N 05.1,2 and 3, in 'wooled *bases.
50 barrels prime No. 1 Halifax Sanwa
1000' Economy Mew Shad.
• KW do superior No l Herring, • _
Cesisbitln g of different brands, Labrador, HalltaX,
Day or Island and Eastport, de.
6000 boxes Scaled sad No. 1 Smokedlags,
11,00 qulntalh George'a and Grand liank rl oodAll4
Which ws now oiler at tho lowest owls prices, and
solleit *Can before SAYlog.
• 1111EPHY A KOONS,
detAmd No. 145.13art1i Wharves, Phil's.
rrur~r,~,u~.~uin . x~ri. ~xa
SIMPERS Or TEE COOLIE iIITIOLIII.
THE LATEgT NEW
BY TILEGRAIII:
Yfautantrtoir env, Feb.'l6.=-Ther follow
tag aiipatthiras, this morning, `received at,
the Navy Department freed/leg O6icer Foote:
Flag Ship St. Louie sear Fort Thmelece, via
Paducah, Feb. 15 , i1362.—T0 Non: Gideos
Welles, t h e;
' e
Secrtary of Nitil made •
attack on Fort Dohelson yesterday at - 8
o'clock 1..-sc4:. with' :four Iron -clad gunboats
and two wooden ones; and, after one heti.
and a quarter' severe fighting, in the latter
part of the' day; within less than. 400 yazda of
, -the fort, the.wheel of-this vessel and the til
ler of the Louisville were shot away,- ren
dering-the two boats 'unmanageable. They,
theit drifted down the river. The two re
maining boats were .alsb• greatly damaged
between wind and water. This 'vessel - alone
Tectireds9,ahots; end lee" o thers about half
that number „There were 54 killed and,
wounded in this attack, which we have rea
son tesupposawbuld In fiftesitiininnteemore;
could' the action bevel been continued; hays
!resulted Di the capture' of- the fort -bearing
upon us, as the enemy was , running from hie
batteries; when the two gunboate helplessly
drifted-down the river from disabled steering
apparatus; tie the relieving flackle could not
'!steer the vessels in the strung current, ,when
the - Reeing.-enemy returned to :the river hat,
teri guns; froze which, they bad been driven,
and again: hotliPoured-,firoupon.M. They.
must have brought over twenty guns to bear
upon our-boats from the water battery and
I . the mein fort °tithe hill; while we &mild only
. return the fire with twelve boat guns from the
!;four boats. One rifled gun on board the. Ca
lirondolet bunt-during the action. The officers
and men in _thisrotlj.contested but unequal
' , fight behaved With the greatest gallantry and
„determination, all deploring , the
' .aocident
which rendered two or our gunboats suddenly
1 helpless in the narrow river and swift current.
I ;On consultation with• Gen. Grant and my own
officers ' and as my services here until we can
,repair damages by bringing up a :competent
iforce trim Cairo to attack the fort, are much
less. required than they are at Cairo, I shall
:to
to that place . I have sent the Tyler
:to the Tennessee river to render the railroad
I.bridge in. seeable.' .
(Signed) • A. - E. FOorx, Flag Officer,
li Commanding• Naval Force . Western Division.
Vi
, astamrtolr, Feb. 15.—Senator Chandler
.bas received` a letter from Cal. Wilcox, who
; says himself and theother prisoners at Coleus
hie are in goodlnalth, and Gat their condi
ltioa has been rendered comfortable by the
!clothing received tram the United States au
thorities. •
' The PostMlice Department has renewed the
contract with George F. Nesbit, of N. Y., for
:stamped envelopes. This gentleman is the.
-original manufacturer, and, owing to Improved
machinerj , , is enabled to furnish the supplies
at a great reduction of former rates. The De
partment, therefore contemplate soiling the
;envelopes at reduced price, and at first cost.
There were six regiter bidders since the first
of October. The Department has sold 1,270,-
000 of the newly introduced stamped newspaper
wrappers.
• The last steamer from Port Royal brought
to New York 75,000 letters.
. John M. Parker has been appointed post
reinter at Ship Island, lass.
The Oregon Democrat and Los Angeles Star
'have been suppressed from the nails on the
ground that they have been used for the pur
pose of overthrowing the government, and
giving aid and comfort to-the enemy now at
war against the United States.
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Neu says that. Hamilton Fish and;
Bishop Ames returned to Washington to-day
and made a report to the Government of their
mission to relieve the Union prisoners in the
:South! They repaired , to Fortress Monroe
and made known' theireottimiadon to the con
federate authorities at Norfolk, by whom the
matter wee referred to Richmond. A reply
came, refusing the Commissioners admission
.to the confederate' territory, but expreseine
readiness to negotiate for the go - Deist exchange
of prisoners.
unc Commissioners opened negotiations
which resulted in_ perfect success. An equal
exchange was egratul to, -but the Confederates
Iliad 200 mere prisoners tom we. With cow- I
'mendable Magnanimity they proposed to re
'lease these also, on parole, if our Government
`would agree to release 300 of their men that
may nest fall into oar hands; The noble
COULLtaltiell of Secreta4 Stanton, therefore,
has its ample reward. •
A . general jail delivery of - our dear
. boys
- occur ltioughont the South, and will
soon berejeicsinginlilerty regained.
Wasamovos, Feb. 15.—The- following din
•
patch has just been received at headquarters :
Lootavitts, Feb. 15,1882.
To f.fitajor Genera McClellanr '
.. Mitchell's
division, by a forced march, reached the river
at Bowling Green, to-day, and are 'making a
bridge to cross: The enemy burned the bridge
at one o'clock in the. morning, and were ruse
utitiug the place : when he arrived.
[Signed 1 • ; D. C. Brett
Brig.-General, Commanding.
.Wassnorolt, Feb.l6.—The following order
was issued to-day : The President; Cowman
der-in-Chief the army and navy, return
thank" to Brigadier General Burnside, Flag
Officer Goldsborough, to Brigadier General
Grant, Flag Officer Foote, and the land and , I
naval' forces undir theirrespective Commands,
for their galfant achieveiaent in the capture of I,
Roanoke Leland and Fort Henry. While it 1
will be no ordinary pleasure for him to ac
knowledge and reward in a becoming manner
the valor of the living, he also recogrejses it as
his duty to pay a fitting honor to: the memory
of the paint dead. -The charge at Roanoke
Island, like the bayonet charge at Mill
Springs, proves that the ' clOse grapple and
sharp steal of the loyal and patriotic sol
diers must always put robots - and traitors tti
flight., The late achievements of the navy show
that the tag of the'llnioni once born in proud
glory around the world by naval heroes, will
soon again filet over every rebel city and
stronghold, and that it shall forever be hon
ored and respected as the emblem of liberty
and union on every land and every sea.
By order,ot the President. .
, (Sighed) El/it'll( M. &AXTON,
. Secretary of War.
Gums Wstdas,
- • Secretia7 of Navy.
WaalllnGentr, Feb. lb.—To-day a dispatch
reached' the , General-hi-Chiet from General
lisatock,4l, st: Laois, announcing the invist-;
nientbf Fort.Dontielson with a force of 50,000 1
Men, aided by the noble fleet of Commodore
Foote. and anticipating its speedy reduction
- Gen. lialleek rays
.. that Generals .Fillow,
Floyd add Buckner-ire in the fort a foree
Of 15,000 men, andhels evidently, of the opin
ion that his arrangements to cut them oil
from'reinforeemente will surely( be suceeissful.
WAR DLPANINZST..
Washington, Feb. 15, 1E162.1
It, is ordered,-first:" - That all 'epplitiattens
for passes to go-South sorties the military
lines of the United States, shall be made to
Goraerel John,..
Dix, eottrianding , at
Baltimore, who shill - grant or refuse
the -sane - at his_ _ discretion." -,Second:
That prisoners' of war, and ether persons,
imprisoned by the authority of any depart.
moot of the Government; who shall be released
on parole, or exchange, shall report the
immediately , to-Mit): Gen . ; Dix, and b
selves
his direetlep. while remaining in
that city. oteene this order
will be Wonsan , forfeiture of the parole, or
exchange. The regulation heretofore exist :
ing, ithvah required a pass serves the military
lines of the _United:Steme tOto signed'by the
Secretary of Stato,.and menitersigned by : the
General commanding, is reconsidered by order=
of the President-
.:, E. M.
Secretary of War. .
The Stari of ~ this - evening,' learns from a
gentleman who came dime from Roanoke
Leland; that COl,Rmsell, of the 10th cotineot,
int regiment, fell dead from Milton* at the
head/ of his regiment, while mangsing against
the enemy. Strange. as it may apitear, nob!,
scratch was found upon ' body when tisiM-.
Wed; and his.destb must have come from tin
w s u u et- a ctih non-ltalq.hrfroM - tiatitebartt;
Lteut. COl.Delitititetb;' Who . vellinteei ip
the assault upon the -rebel battery, received"
his death: ound while leedingthe.'ideance,
and while in the act of shouting, "come on
boys, are% sitowthaut hog le fight V . , In the
course:of the artlotil on the U.
8. gunboat Helsel, and let her magasine on
fire. Lieut. Franklinf'ber‘.easetitive: officer,
Ordered the man to, the maguiter to extin
genii the fire, but seeing that they hesitated,
lid the hose in hliOwn hands; and sprang
down and extinguishedthe flames before they
reached..the : powder::" A. similar-:occurrence
teak place on the Ceres from the litirsting.of
gun, when acting master Vermeil_ sprang
tutu the wagaeine , estin ~e hed lb. fire.
Jtehell eaten:4lW coal hunki"eitisofbar bf I
enkjatenahrekl, - Setaitg HAM on
Wesaili#44oa ati4;4o ol, 4lel lt ri -146.:
.41Maditmage kith* Vessel.
4 4, -
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trattaiW77ol.3:l4l74; /s:"Tisittaloviing. Ogi- . 1
eia Aiipatell AO In Gen. Landerinks -- been re
bel:fetid Beafiquarteni: • 7 . . • •.• ••- 7 •• 7: - .
...'
paw Fivr,:Vs..; Feb: 14,•B o'clock r; St.".'
-.. - .llfitf., ge. 2.• B: ..itoOtellas : ,The.railroad
. wee opened io _Hancock •this • morning; also
the telegrepli..•;;Wo hid an importan t foreed
ricatinolsumile last ' - night.;' Which Vai coin,
plited to-dap. -- '..Webrolre
s hi...the...S*oß i 7 nest
at Bloomery.tli ;- ire rutpioant and captured
17 commi • trio officers, amine.thear• - •0111 ,
oneli, - Lient: Colonels, Captain's, - keir We en
gaged therewith 400 cavalry; our infantry:
were not near . enoughto support the cavalry;
• and the - enemy:were retiring.: - We hate in'all.
75 prisoner, and killed 13 of the enemy. We
lost two men and six horses at their first fire..
I led the; charge in person.. It was a complete.
surprise: Col. Carroll, commanding the sth
or lithOhlo .regiment t made si - very daring
and siceessfulrecontiontasnee immediately af
terwards,to Unger's. store. Maj. - Frothing,
ham is entitled to gre at credit for • building,.
under my - direction; in fonrhonrs, in .thii dead
of night, a complete' bridge enrols .the' Great,
Cacasson; it an unfrequented:mountain ZOillt.
Two columns, of: two thousand men earth,
have marched 52 •mileS, - and• our coltimn a
miles since four o'eleck yesterday afternoon,
besides bridging the river.. Papers that were
taken from our prisoners and . my own.rwien: ,
nob's:ince to the south, prove , that • thist.
country is clear, and Jackson and' Loring are
in Winchester. We occupied. the Bioomery
• Gap and Point kills, on the belief . by. •Lnfor
'nation from deserters that Gon. Canon's
brigade was there. Gen. Denning bee lust
arrived at New, Creek from Moorlield,,ferty
miles south of Bornney. .lichas captured 225
beef cattle, and broken-up the guerilla haunt
there. Two of his • men were badly - wounded,
and we killed several of , the rebehl. The ene
my has thus been driven out of 31iii'depart
ment. , .. F. 'W.. Lumen, -
Brigadier General..
Proclamation of Nal: , Gen: Salina.
Loots, Feb
Sr. LOUIS, l6.—The following circular
has bten issued from headquarte rs: All per
soniwho are known to have been in arms
against the United States, or to have actively
aided the rebellion.by Worrier 'deed, are to-be
'arrested. Those who' re accused- of seta in
violation of the laws ef war, inch as the de
struction of railroads add bridges t .anii private
.property, firing into trains,aesessinatiOn
will not be released on any ; terms, but Will be
held for trial before a military. commission.
Notoriously bad and dangerous men, though
no specific act of. disloyalty can be proven
against them, will be kep: in custody, and
their cases referred to the mouitarinding Gen
eral. Prisoners not incladedln either of the
above classes may be released' upon subscrib
ing to the usual' oath, and giving Sufficient
bond, with good security, for their Intire good
conduct,the amount shouldin no .ease be
tels than $1,000; and in some eases-should be
much larger, varying aceortlinglto the wealth,
influence, and previous conduct of:. the
party. A secessionist preferred for aecurity.,
Persons now engaged in rearilting for the
rebel army, and also .those enrolled lor the
rebel service, will be arrested and held ss
prisoners of war. In addition to this, all
property belonging to such persons, and which
can be used for ialittery purPoses—such as
horses, mules, harness, wagon* '
beef cattle,
'
forage &c.—will-be secured and turned over
to the Provost Marshal' to be thspoVf
so
cording to the orders of the Co nding
General of the department. here persons
who have been in the rebel voluntarily
come forward and take and • scribe to the
oath of allegiance and parole on bonds, all
property not of a military character taken
from them will be restored:
By order. ' Maj. Gen. HALLICC-
N. IL MeCtlasr, As't. Adj't. Gen.
Gen. Renick also issued a General Order,
the-principal noint of which is as follows :
Requut.—The Acting Governor of Mis
souri hereby orders thatat-all future elections
in this State, whether state, municipal, coun
ty or town elections, every-voter-will he re
quired to take the oath of allegiance ired
by the State Convention, October 113th,. 1861.
Officers at the polls will see to the execution
of this order. If they. receive the votes 'AC
persons not taking the oath, they will be ar
rested and tried for military offense, and the
election will be declared null and void.
Gene.B. Hamilton end Steele left this even
ing for Cumberland river. One or two regi
ments of troops leave hero daily for the same
destination.
Advance of oar. Army on Springfield
...Retreat ofithe Rebels.
81111.111GYISLO, Mo., Feb.. 15.-oar'army
der command of. ft... r.rii3l._.marched from
Lebanon on the 15thanstantiand formed in.
three divisions, the right under Col. Jeff. C:
i Davis, the 2d under 001 : Carr and the centre
under Can. Sigel. Six miles from Springfield,
on the 12th, a skirmish took place between
- our advance and a party of the 'rebels, in
'Which nine of the latter were killed. One of
our men was slightly wounded. At sunset no
the same day, thirty, of the enemy attacked
our pickets, but were driven back with a lou
of three. This was regarded as a coommence
went of the battle, and 200 cavalry and in
fantry, with a battery of artillery, were mat
forward. The battery was placed on an emi
nence commanding the supposed approach of
the rebels, and three shells were thrown, to,
which no response was made, and Mir forces
retired, leaving a strong picketguaid. During
. the night continuous Axing was kept up , by
the pickets. - •
At three o'clock on the morning of the 13th'
our army advanced in line of battle. At day
break the third division, headed by the 4th
lowa, entered and took peaceable possession*
of the town. Priee bad left, at 2 o'clock on
the same morning, leaving over, 600 of. his
sick and large quantities of forage and wagons
behind him. lie had 12,000 'effective troops
and 60 pieces of artillery.
Yesterday. • evening a. battalion of our cav
alry captured ten wagons of his. train and
last night the firing of the &item was 'hard
' ' t the direction of toe. retreating : .This
nornlog at 6 o'clock our whole foto, folloinut
It ie-reported that Price is' merely falling
back to meet Molntosh, who was coming up
with minions:Monts, and" on his. Joining lam
he would return and give us battle. The
probabilities are, however, that ho is In full
retreat.
The people In and around Springfield !la.',
press unbounded satisfaction at the arrival'OF
our troops, and .general rejoicing is manifest
throughout the sonthweet at the retreat of the
rebels.
This expedition will deubtleu end the cam
paign in Mlisoitri;. •
.
From Gen. Lander'n.Comnieitni.:
Conturn.san, Feb. 14,.--Gisa. "Linder mad(
a forced suareit on Thursday night, imprint*
and breaking np *rebel' camp at Bioomery
Gap, killing thirteen and capturing seventeen,
commissioned °Deers and forty-five privates,
losing bat two men ind sir hones.-' Rio led
the attack in person at the head of the First'
Virginia Cavalry Regiment... Tbis.tipens-the
Baltimore Ohio Railroad to Ilancock - again. , :
Gen. - Lander ltairing neared his..Depertl"
meat of the enemy, he.again Tinian his re
quest to be relieved; of • ht command on
dount of ill health. - • , •
Portion Lander command; er, o
'Dunning, hap oceupied AdooreAeld and :ear
tared. two Itindred mid twenty-Ave beef
. ,
BALTINORS, Feb. 1.5..-4 rummager by . th el
Old Point boat says that some of the workmen
at the Iron 'Works, at Richmond, who - entne
by the Sag of truce from Nerfolki'repritent
that they left for want of work.: BP .treat was
the scarcity of 'iron and anal that the works
there were being suspended, coal being-enor
mously high.' The:men say that there are
few, it any, cannon left at Richmond. All
had been sent away Iron time to time to Otter
points, and that Very few , the defenceSthetai
have any'cittinini - mounted. .: ' , ,
ligw-Yes,c,Feb:ls.—The steamship Hausa
nailed tod.ty with. seventy cottager, 'and'
s23o,oo(l'inspecie; ".'_ ; ,
BOSTON, .0-h
. YM, 4pplo m
died dais moraingat. tbe age.of 7S jean. , -
_
, •
NiserAti4k,Yek._lo.;,:The steamer.histan
las, has arrived; with; dates to: the ii2tit"-inst..;
No ,tnilitat7st nsval.isiovements are reported, .
bat all was well - thrre. , - The Idstnizial brings
the crew of 'the stesniee.Printiets, the litttet
hexing tiein ihandOnid in 's *inking condition
wkile'being towed from Toil ,Roynlion; her
way to New York, doting heavy cfCtdi : 01.1
the 14th inst.,oifkbittentuo--. ,
.
-, -
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ittitoheUln_AfOssessiOn of Bowl i n g
9 1 rcqA..',.)
LounsTiii,n, Feb . , 16.—Ifitehell's- troopi
have crated Barreja , riverketadgill in pos
session of Bowling .:-.---- -,-_, .. ...... •
peatii of Ex!. Speaker Pennington.
AsiriiEs, N. 474 74 .
~11194 bisresidenas this ; me . .
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UQIU G WB6TZ** !t b
FortDonolorlttonordsby_tcrit iltutbottti:
of Orcounielt Killed Rod two
THREE :GUNBOAT& DIBABLBBI
The Stars an& Stripes gloating over
the Enemy's Bight Wing I
it Fluff TO mg BANEwspsil Antler.
1:1111,0A06,: Feb. di atch to
Intel ix;
the ouiliql datortO'.utiles fiaza Fort Don
elson, Feb. 14, sap. the attack commenced at,
2) , 1 o'clock yesterday: (TtinrsdiY,)
by the laud foues . under
The ; fort is, surrounded ay high and steep
hills, heavily wooded,, and !pa...noted by two.'
.redoubts, trenches and rifle pits.
The rebels line battle from their Intone -
menu outside the fiat.' They were drivel:6li'
after &severe- battlivand conaiderableloss on
Our troops hold' two of the rebel batteries
outside of the foc;
Our loss Is probably ~about 45i killed and
from 150 to 300 wounded.
Eight thousand' troops and four gunboats
arrived last night. • „
, The battle:will bS returned today. - .
Special Dlsoatat to the fit. , Louis Democrat. , • = •
Sr."Lontsjpeh.ll l 3:,--pain,
—Commander Poota reached here at 12 o'weck
last night on board the gunboat , Connestoga.
He stormed Port Donelson an Thursday even
..
ins', with tbeinittoSti Bt Lenis;Leuisville;
Pittsburgh, ,Caroidolet, Tyler and :Conn's
toga.. After fighting little - over sn hour,
he withdrew:"Fifty-four were lilted and
wounded,ohr'ganknt and 'Mir=
ton, of ' thi St. Louis, being among the latter:
Commander Foote, while., standing, on, the
pilot house of the St. Louis; his flag-ship, was
slightly wounded: . The - St. Voila was hit
sixty-one timer. Two gunboat wire .dies
bled. The'Tyler andl..Connestogs
out of rouge of the enemies inns... The line:-
of-battle was as follow': The St. Louis on
the right; next the' Louisville, then - the Pitts
burgh and the Caroadolet on the left. The
enemy's firing was very Socialite. They had
three batteries, oni near the water one fifty
feet abOve thin, and 'third fifty !feet above
the second. The:tipper ono motinted four 18-
pounders. This one was held in reserve until
oar boats got within 469 yards of, the fort.
Our Aromas directed principally at the water
battery. Ono of the enemy'ss - ins bunt, and.
a number were disinountecL The.eininy
bs seen carrying the dead out of their trenches;
All the gunboats Were left npthe Cumberland
except the Conestoga, She, left there yesterT
day morning.- A'rifled-int EltithiCarondilet
buratod, killing six men. The redder Of 'the
Pittsburgliwiashot away: . The mortar.boits
left.. here yesterday-, 0101111111. - The,;. above
statements were received from -sent/amen she
were aboard, the"pt.. Loiiii daring the-ings-ge-
Miscellaneous,
;;;:.'From pfflit Royal. , ,
M=M===;EZ;=
Mr, _
631. FOOTS *OI:INDEDI
gentleman who left Fort Donal
son 'Yesterday afternoon at 1 , .o'ilook, and
reached hers Due " noon, eaje that the light.
had been-going on all day-yesterday. 'The
right wing of the enemy's, fortifications was
taken and the. Stars and Stripa" were floating
over them. The forma were breast to breast;
and ihe flea was to be renewed.
Osten, Feb: 14.. The steamer Minnehaba
has arrived here from Fort .Donelson, having
left the fort at 5 o'clock last evening, bring
ing the military mail and dispatches, and 150
• of the wounded, to the hOspital. at Paducah.
The:fight commenced-on Thursday - and Fri
day. On Saturday the contest.was desperate.
The:lllinois 18th stirered severely, and the
lowa 7th sustained. imsiderableloss. •
Swarts's battery, which was taken by the
enemy, was recaptured by our men.
Two Colonels mem wounded anitawb
The lose is heavy on:both sides.
Thenpper fort was taken at 4 o'clock, and
the Union flag is now totting:, over It. Our
troupe Ushered:with treat gailautryi --" •
T • gunbtats.St., Louis,- Louisville . an d .
Pittsburgh wens disabled: , •e' -
The Idilinshabs• met the .ratirtar boata i at
Paducah, going up. .
• •
Sr. Lotus, Feb: 16.—Dispatches received at
heicifluirters' ?het -10.1.the,_gnnboata 'are.
pretty effeettiatirdisithied, except ono: Com-•
mender-Foote" wass• vionoded t twies;' . .turt not
fatally. The , upper ° redoubt, taken by our
troops, coin:nand* Fort Donelsou,' and Oen:.
Grout telegraph' he would 'be ahle to'captrire
that fort to=day,' (Sunday.)" 3 .•
:Oen. Halleek, also,. received a dispatch,
from..4lon.7.leurtin, stating-that 3Price's.rear
;guard was overtaken in pursuit from Spring;
held, and 'after a _brief resist:mice , the rebels
tied, leaving the road strewn with..wagthut and
baggage . .. Oen: Curtiss reports haring taken.l
more prisoners than he'knew what to do with.•.,
"It stevetrains,lntit taws." _
Ontiseo, Feb: 15.--tti special diipit6hito
the Tribwie, 'dated - Camberland'" neat;
Fort Donation on the forenoon the, 15th,
says that the iting,iiinsmeneedigain at day.,
break, and continued at interval all day ions..
Up to four o'clOck, no - movement or' &intuit
by the land force bad been made.
Night Imterelast, an attempt-was made:by
the robelisto take' Taylees , battery ;light
butartillery they:were repitlied by' two
menu, and driven back ;,beyond. their;: en-.
Our loss in wounded is antelderable,'Pittnot - '
more than three or • four . are ' dangetonely
Sin gunboats arrived yesterday, and con
menoed an attack on the fort at if o'clock in
the aftertMon: The firing W*llrarj , :rapid and,
severe, and lasted an -hour and , t - rutty -Wiz:
sates, when our gunboata fell back. -3.
The four iron-Clad boats went within three
hundred yard" of the fort. All the rebel visor
gang care pt Six, wereeither dismorizited or
Wein:ad...The first shot fired from the gum
boot Louisville dismounted Ahe 'rebels- 128-
pander: - The:Lautivilti Motive& fifty:getter
shots, two of "thick took effeet,,one striking :
the starboard..lda of .heideck, and passing
theintire length of_ the beat, -killing three
men, and brvutiriejr her tiller mine ashort die-
Mum from :the• pilot-house:, The sofa, was
'matMel by..loms af:the hand., when •
shell from the Tyler, which.lay some distance.
astern, burst over <the Louisville, scattering
the men at the tiller .rope,` and 6.5 mach - disk.
Ming her steering, tackle that : the boat was
Compelled astern. One shot struck : the Pitts-.
burgh ittlevbows,linii stove an /111/110130 hale
in her, which Amused her Ao drop-out of the
action. __The leak, howeier, has been stopped.
One shot- struck' the 'pllot-hotuer of the' St.
Louts, pealing 'throrigh'it and' between , _the
dote lets' without injuring kink: .the
beats were more or less injured, but none but
the Louisville seriously. • Them were five
killed and two wounded on the Lonisrille.
gunboats will, not be 'in COnditinn.
renew the art ck , before to-morrow morning.
Ia Consequence of the height 6f Abe-bluff", via
Which the lertilications an bitilt,'our" tuns
cannot haveafmnch effect On them as anon Fort
Henry therefore 'rill require a muchionger.
time to redoes: this fort.. The rebels have
raised the black - It can be seen flying
from the bank, a short distance above here.
S. 'Loma' Feb.' 16.—.1 - Facial - dispatch to'
the „Darsoutit, dated in the' rear of Port Doq-_,
elsonirriday p.: m., says Abet last night was
very Writ" 011011 a Uoopll, a rain having Mt in'
whiAltuned to 11110,4% , ./V la ironing to-day,+
and old citizens say. they.tarely.hee• such cold
"feather in this latitude. The more Lsee.of
the fort,;the more I am ponVinved that West*
not he rediced : without a terrible battle. ,I.ta
Mai 'seems linpregiehie. The. outer. ,
works and bastions of the Fort ere . Ideated On
ridges 150 to' 20016 et biyhitoreredwith dense.,
Umber. and- Andergrowth,4 Upon s similar
ninge;of, BM,,oetaide Of .Abele? our army :
drewniqrierline ef, '
lligAhrreheinftioris the Vuttiberliiitilionthot , ,
this fort, lo the, bsek-water of. strear6:l4l6h.
teaks' he fart' on the "north. Geis-Oglesby, ,
who has the estremevight,•tait-aight. pushed
forward his brigade to the Otituberyo4, has
planted a battery commanding theriverothreli
will effectually prevent, the arrirsil ofany
einforcemeats.. , ltt 'toot, we, have them tam,
Yistel sarrotutdedimad ean• comptshethe job .
at ou r lelstmel, toroth/OM Attempt 'Aria'
made last night to.tiki Toilet's battert"biq
the enemyi.whe approsehed•wader Oothr ofthe ,
darkness, but they were gellantlYregalia by'
the 20th MblObh - C o f#o l o loo4lll lnalhipg
.ocourred during ilfe -. A.POir-Ach4f *reel
!andeavoiltiwistlimelatithatslo oraw= l
the ithwal.ahlmesteralat it was
that tha enemy had Placaa lots an **UP of
their nreutzrorke„ IMOlig . lible . epepti ler
them to.shootthreeetettareg
their' ibis . from ittit Atiiiiiiinealleorour
sharpshooters: :The. misualttezAntionvniii
artillery thus far are very nui11,... - F-.Therbee of
the enemy, as_fat' as can be -ascertained, is
unsidanible. - Yesterday ittontoon,after the
storming "Pirtr'ha 4 :Tetiredi:ind When ilk:
repels had, beentthickly: erowdediegethewcto 1
repel the assault,;Cipt. Eyler openettwa.thera
with shell with,terribla effect.. HisactiU
was superb, creating ,he, greatesniterna T 1
Sonia their Unlit; and causing them to take i '
refuge in their "intreholimente. The gwiticiat
asanti waeterrifloj eseeeding'theTort Henry . '
bombardment .i IV lasted abatit in heir and
&Ulf, :Tha:enemy has fronting on the river
two Lotteries, thclower one of : nine sad- the
Ty upper- one of four ..giuti,..,besides.a. ,l 67inc*
aolumblad. ; The wooden ginlxats. Ty
_cad . '.
ConestogaEilped in the tight
. -
Commander...Foot/Z. pronouneedlho magi-'n
nisnt the hottest'Abet'. be ever whammed :
Senn of the nine entitin the tier of the ene-,
my's battery had "been ellenced, and eve
rf-'
thing waszipperentlf pregreming - favorably,
when the rudeleilchaiw-af,the thirondolat was
severed. Tho Pittsburgh wim damaged lathe
wheal seas to be unable:to stink the zATIIITIAIt, I
and thepllei r boami:OS- the... St.. ,I.mule Mee: 1
knocked 6°'W4rtinh't the etit, ,iiad AlitliVY: 1
woundea several . Otherit,areong.,thern,Com -, 1
mender Foote. The flaiit s Was thekcailiimrie I
Mire; 'One brine" Allis aback iremeillitely
nadir orie of theleizerniee'Wuni,lhiewiiiit 'the
gnu and the .I:oaten - Utilit satire' high` in
the'air: . Greet numbers. Of dead and wounded
coulttbe seen carried ap the bill. Combo
der Foote?' wound is slight: '....The .. Si. Louis
wu struck 57 times, the Louisville 25, -.the
Pittsburgh 21, and the EuOE4OlOO6.
A Cairo special to the' Democrat says .that
Oapt., , Wiss,. of. the steamer. Itinnehattar re
pute that the enemy. made *sortie Ircon.the
fort at ten o'clock yesterday, Morning, drove
our fames back ihres.,quarters of a mile, "and,
captured llehwarti's battery . At one O'clock
our forties 'rallied, recaptured - the battery,
drove the enemy before them and plinted our
Aaron their outer fortifioationa. ' A steamer
from Evansville brings Az report that four of
ouz(bionels were killed' yesterday afternoon,
among them Col.. John Loiraa,: of. Illinois..
The names.ef. the others are not ascertained.
Caiciao, Feb. 16.—A special dis Patch to'
the Fribmiaidated„Camprnear Fort Donetwin,
Feb. 15, 6 r. MI, says 'the right :king: ot ow,
forces - st , Feek.eue l " nl ' 43 " l f n " 4 -lb.rt
fo
atabotii. vicionouttibtee*en the r ight vie&
of the enemy's fortification , bMir ,WhiCh „the
stars Indatripes are floating in triomplz..
The opposing forces areaur almost Iweizat,LO
breast, ready to'open the "reit "Ordeith - npen
each other at any . moment. Lieut. Vol: Swath,'
of the 48th Illinois; 'was killed, and :two
Colonels Wounded. Soliwarts's battery, taken
this merning,' has been retaken: ,
-
,
FROM[ EUROPE
- Arrival of the Steameijleie.
He Voss, Feb..ls,—The steszusr.iisis kiss
.ighT2,!000118.4/4°Prist°l,P datis or the 2 "
.
The pirate Sumter iltilfirtfiiiiaitar.
-'Farir. rob. 2.4:The 'hut - eliceffireri Beroini
sertitfinv the SOutherit - ComMisiliAlets 'havi
inhibited - tbsi Englibli-Oliverrosisof that itr re-
- turn for the recognition of the Southern Con
federisay,:they. would establish absolute - free
trade for Atty. years, abolish the external slave
bathe, :and emancipate. ail . the blacks born,
attic the : recognition. , Those offers will, how- :
over, not determine Lord. Palmerston to &hoi
den the 'policy of. neutrality. . . •
The proposition of Mr. Gregor); 'for the re
cognition of the South will be discussed soon
after the opening of the:Parliament, but after
an exciting debate its rejection is expected./ ..
../oerion„ Reb..l.--Consols, 0231@03.
Don Almonte, the Mexican Minister, had
arrived at Trieste, and had been receive(' by
the Mob' Duke ' ' '
The •Austrian Guerra mention! the re-ap- -
pointicena ei the Arch Duke Ma:lmillion es
Commodore of the Austrian Navy, and'oontra
diets the 'acme to place him on:the thenhe of
Dosabay,'.lau...l3.77Tbe exportation of salt-.
petre from India, except to British, ports, is
prohibited. -
A large gold field has been - discovered lii,
Southern Iffahlatts, ' ' '
London, Pcb.l.—Alettiiihroto gaitltrissidl,
prohibiting the nitro! British ports, to either
published.:The piirtif Naressi,
and other ports of the, Bahama "'kends are
capcially mentioneCASen vessels are drive n
in by stress of weather,provisions may be slip
plied, but only each quantity of coat is.May 4
be sufficient to take tha vessel toy the weirresi.
port in their own country': No second supply
to be allowed to the same vessel in the same
port within:, a period of 'three liorithe:` It is
-presumed that this will stop the proceedings
if the Tuscarorsafid Nashville at Eleithimpz
r rc ie rumored that iider the piaster& from
American" - Sidfisasteri at Marseilles, ,the,
Aiierican consul at that port bad a re-,
quest that the- Tuscarora 'should 10'-to the
Mediterranean the protection of the ship= . '
ping against the Sumter,whielt continued'' at
Gibralter:at the latest dates. There tie no
couillmation.of . hat reputed. rural engage-
Mont with another. teasel. is believed that
the Natttftli* had,been o td4ro to tutt• 134Uth•
At the - Miens' meeting of. the .Manchester
Chamber of Commerce, the limeilcao'qatlitto4 I
'claimed' great - attention. Strict ieetrality
was generally itrongly rifigicr prepeat.:l
don that thriChamber should open "a , confer
ence witir..Ahe , New liort;Chaniber :Dom
inerce in the interests of pesos, met with ap t
proval.
.L ecspooi , Feb. Cotton sales tot
day were 6,000 bales, closing . ateadyand. WO:
ehaeged:'.SpeculetOri n and: export ers
2,000 Breadstuff' quiet ;arid - steady-
Provisions quiet.
"ma.; eb.=l. lliieoii' Central 'shares
43)(@.43 disconti.4 Brielitarei 29(321%1'
Havre, Jan. 30.—Cotton-44'1es of the week
amount to 4500 balsa, closing roast and stdady.
Stock in port 116,000 bales.
•
..The steamer Etna,: had ; reached . Liverpool
frPmUolyheid. Her cargo is reported as not,
damaged by the ' aceident - that - crippled the
steamer. It was, being transferred to the Ed
inburg, which vessel wooldValLort.tho *aloud
.I.":Artom',Foitseas
• ;Foiralle-Mowstoe;Fels: Italtheeri
Fs6:llr.—The• followint.Ciftesits from - the,
Xorfoik Day Rook .show Protintseit the
Burnside expedition up:Pamlico &fund'
more-reached hers by' passengers
frees Suffolk, that the enemy_ aid. sateen' pot-,
session of Edenton ' and Plymouth', „"
,Later in the day it ,was atated.thsiii Couple
of ths. enemy's vessels had promoded on a
reconnoissance as far as Macrame..
'The Richmond Dispateh Of his the
following( Gen,Wise is near Curritook Court
Bettie and sent down a Assaf truce to Bogus
okelsland on Thurschsy-robablY te Teems,
the body or his ton "
A Norfolk telegram stye that it IS TrelleVed
this the - Mertarfleetis intended for. his place.
„Pstersinsry,.Feb. 111.--The editor of the -Ex
press has received is , letterfrom Suffolki,,dated.
on Thursday, :which 'says that
Hertford hare , teen' captured.:• " I
Five gunboats ts MOTO& slowly to the 'sitars.
at Edenton, yesterday, it it Velock, and after ,
' wards fifteen more arrived. - 'Thtercitiseni
raised white flag. 'Between loop Aii4 - 4;0,00-
troops landed at Edent o n.:_ Thepoopulation'is'
about 2,000, 1ai44t,!.! Suffo lk
&bout fi ft y male s . '
OM afternoon; two inulimis went up this
' theeintijiver;towards Vinton,. and seremi,
others towards - Roanoke. • . .
A gentleman-just arrived from
• says that 700-horses were leaded ist:''Esieliton,'
last night;' alto, that alatge - tinniber lad ham 1
laided at Elisabeth City. • •; - „
Eartfard, the Capital of Pavarotti, eounty, ,
was liketr. by the federalsyeiterbtyr: The
population is milt J;oecr
.._, - •
ptain Goodwin;of Jtekineme, North Car
lirat, with fifty-two o; his mna,O,nd seven of
the wrif 113000; have mailed Suffolk:,
EaslivAt teligrim of the th,layithit
s- i
dispatchesseeived' frolic Mitaberbind
this , *venter; -Usti that one of the federal'
' gunboats appeared•in sight off.Fort•Dimelion,
this snot:eine about:4o -Volock,:and opened
Sri, but withaut , Mjary. -This fort-returned
the-fire, andthts.gunboatratirad....
The fedora's hive landed in foment:id a bats.
tie; with lightliabi gammons, e this evening,-
It is' report tha ne federal fermis ph
_OOO
When the steamer left for Cumber - -._
land eity this baiUe was raging.' W,elieve no
particulars.
lialkaiite, Feb. r3.z--A dispatch WO' rah' .
.Donelsoni twit iro'clock;' si.'sit.• 4 "states'
that the Arias: of artillery commenced: this
morniag before.lMll-1314V,And hattroatinued
'uncemeingly tip to that time...sit . number of
'Pietea , hosPs at a smooths' distamiss all Along.
Essiatt,:o:4h firing hais,ceisid, ,
pettishly thittlie enenily';may eliimgespOeit
We' have so firrepulsed the enemy at
evo44oint oti'Oni - uric. - Our loisls all:
The Mersa - gunboats retired and-1 4 think '
that they are isivrely injured.
..," 4 1-V 5.
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4 . ~... 'r, .-4" .-" - ...—,
.-...-,, t •-"-i***.Y . ,,t4*4K=ik . :''ae:Sr,-0 7 .?4 , 1' ,
m",t,_:747h,--,f:.-:r:3--.*•,,,,,-,z4,...t..,-‘,;r7::=..,;,:,,7,-;.,•,..:•,-,.:-::. .g,4
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--.l33sl3l3r4dlfitiekAlk'sh...tlbiTheliro- - ,
peAlof ZerserAbferieitillakAtent4dvaapnlia •
DA9*iStlttll4alwilt 25.40,41004111u1g .
varianarigituoriti;:yrtuijwatuOii and left
behind when flt:Rarusideaapidii:tott,ltaftod •
r
no ,a„:„,,.:
_pi...04..Jc,, ilia , Or,
iiiiftbilkiiisoaia! *:theliti,:ittist-toidevitteS.
I`tiVliiiiil'aiiit 'irlpal is itilrfittro; iiiettili,
itobialyfaiir ta-taarroafiftbitiocia iiitteli
tafp'earga-of arsimunitioni . t.i '-' , 1 s: ' , • ,, -I
%A:flag iif trued went outthis moritingi 104 •
'returneificittasiivertil pass
_Sera. moitir tay
dies to gcLNorth.- a., v. ", -._ ....I-11.; ...i , ,, ~......!..
-TheAsecfcdir,,,Payßookgivlisa akeiohof• si,
Dew il!4t3Pipted by.o4, _Pplaratiaa of Con.
gruis on he sahleiti: : t t has s blue Ualaa l A
.I,ed.isetaviqui itirriforniti?g,los4* , iv ,-
Tliallietinotieplitifivilisiv that diitriiiii? . •
onbiliir ,iar sto exkootit`iiiiciiii'liotittliti4 ~
fof Naiipoit New's' s Ere iiiiY" - or 'turii.' la' -eii
•
change:far aii'egtitit ainnbor of Confidelateal
released by the Yadaral•Goieroaiantotakt who
reached lierfalk an Tuesday. - , 1,-... z -- - ,,, - i• t-1: I
..Tbe,lith Penurylvania covnleyiNaLliftlulim
commanding, gent out qn a, BootiOn,-lifilf..
Market kridge, to;asjOini: nothing Iras.lena,
,ift; abitii,ealt. Aortic' corrquenciat, i gavot',
o clock this marling ''- • • ~ --• : - -
Isiotaas :sto - sio, Bob: 15...xtd, yr It
t i
si i:tt i -iiist.:--iainand: bait. "1 - F.Ni ''of ;fink. ,
. waiiiiht to'Cradeestand a.ii i iil t u.. ;., at :
t o nviiiiiiengini:—. 6 / 1 •it'eria, 'broiled WI:
-:-ThiiSiititiiiit'inipahiikiiited : aintista l litili '
Of Interest: +'•The - Noifolk - Ilky 'Bitch - 'say&
their uoisilaiiirduring the baitle ‘iitr. R014101[4 .
Island:wag eightkiited and Ishtar -wourided.
Two of :the fattet , died•subsequentlyi Captain ,
Wifo,4o4,Pfilailf ppnots,:qt- that itiehmine*
The iiiilaii iie't i atit. a. J,,Viise,,Capt. ' lkh
ly. r
art Oolas, Lieut. Wm. Seidou.sin, , sysi
~.
privates.
.. , . ' .. ':-• ' -
'The Doi loot sayi" that' J",300 -- :Prilionaii
siert taken;and this they 'grill bt4uuleif 4 f6V 4
exchange and sent iniinediately:f4'NOVfoilr. r : -
-A gentleman. who> arriveit , froui . Curritualf
Bound yestardayVsays thataeireralvif itho fed,
tratganboabs arrived at the uiat'aleirt ~ Thurs.,.
day,afternoon at 3 o'ciinki awl ‹ 40141=04 ,
firing shot andlhelt upon the rebels ishis.WSP.
' engagedia daitiiiing the ~
eansi. - . ~. „.r
The atoriii deliyeiliejailini or the Stab.
~ and Eitiipas had Jeriiy - Bfue for Tfalteriis.,::'
NOTtS 1 FICOICTIit CAPITAL ,7, ,
C.-r penafteot th!l, Pittsburgh, Getett&;•7l,l. irgi
'1 . V/AanxsCerox, Feb 13,38144 1.
' &Oa I ' hS ' IOC
Stirling times in _ The t laric . e , to
pait.fedAne „elleeesieee ows Mll.,'__e.lFill4.
vi;olp):iilgt Is in ,his:WOrk can :do., It le-to
Edtnn at. 4,Rfell, that the,* t ell'i'i le Pte'
grass of oniiirpli in ihoWes tis iftte. He and
tile President are 'frunninithe maellike" -- euk --
there: - The army' of the ?Mame: with lone
log eyes look out ' from " their sloughs and. '
Quagmires upon their happy brothers iri GM`
West, under the direction of the brave Hal- ,
. .
.I. wialoto tell yourreaders a. feet whlch It
know, and which 1 te.lie great &saute intma-I
=ldeating as autheitic. All :she leedeeeeT.
in the case of (len. Prentoni.(4miglik say,*
Otiose of West Point vs.FreinoutLis Dor e *
tii.4. It will mate a book - or. 'romo AM and
rare liters - Sit,' as I judge leani:..tho hulk MI-ilii r
proof *heists, which I have rsot'reialobtli
den. Fremont's( wama is infai-ahhak -u 'Hi. riii
ord is cts'lmee rot lieht. The elinituftteeUtlid
management of the war have stets& this fedi
to the ;bold and‘glorious secretory of wriev
Sir.. Stanton; moreover that; gentleman „had ...{
himielf seen , and -road _the teatimony, i and ',-
agrees . with the Couunittoe, that, 'fie is oil;
I right,'" • and what is more, that he. shal t have a command within' a rate &kyr. ',The Prea:,.
ident has` always felt iienfisibneo ' ii'llin,
but his (Fremont's) eninileitiumfndlip Such
a strong ease, and made •inch a vied ihow-'
ing against him, that be' was forded' to= briiit
about this investigation. • I enure yon;tlbel
President has, acted Satyr:to to blivrputalloial
as a thoroitgh going, honost . gentleusti, - Altd ,
will takaZreatilleasure, I,am sore, ill realee,
tug the name of the gollat!t,,,Kreteont ; to, the,
list of offirerit inactive service. - What a_ putt.,
there will - bete' Anse nodal' his 'harder, the,
brave, bold pathfinder I the love; of freedoms
the gallant ohampien of the cause we fouglib'
for in 1866, and ate-lighting Ur' near the_
dale of truth end righteonineas. r ,' - • !,-: - .( 1
:.Tbe, plansof hiatempaign, a" neir diselosed;' ,
Were lathe principal . points, .the same that,
Cken. Haller*. since he has token oontrol, has,.
atifeu under present elrensustanom is,possin
ible, adopted. adop tinder_
desired to,take
possessioa of Mai:imbue as the groat Strategist
point - on the Mississippi. ' This woo not alley:-
ed ; contrary to ' orders, 'of ' father witifonk
this'll/110 Mokpossesibuis of Patiqh. - But for
that, the Ohlo'irivoldifints been 'id tholotsel-
-stoma , the tobssla -4 Tbsearieetthrertitrarenow
thrmistr'thaAnirst=of , Missouri 'toads. toiling ,
down towards Springfield, aro but returning
'ori ,the weary uselt , widelt - , lid , plashed over
ITO Is ederill..seereekl 4 1e4 , equelles on. the
smooth vied& of lOst autumn., , hilathp pcirrsin
die Th. 013104 las, proving in his. note try,
the way; that Tritant, never Intended:to,
`get further than the cfpgg. the _l"..Atiticassiqua
already bridged that river, and was paling
on toward the enemy, whiehho wind dhavesen.
nshtfate'd at a blow but for l.ho'niistectune of;
his removal: ` 1 The people will soon ' be'ealiesl
upon to rejoice that - the , brave Fremant - bat
110144- sunbathed hie sword:in his °Martini ,
gauss, , If sills always, been found ..ready.lat
die for the flag which he," of all mortOlo,ludili.
borne. nearest to hearen, planting it =4 the '
eternal/tows of that pealt,e . 'fjtah shallqlr l4
bear his name
I Isis itatsta'ii the 'fislograßilepalicii l
the Peen, that Gen. Stone was briested:'6l. l' ' '
commend of Gen. -hfcCleibib: 'llimilitTesif i the,
latter was glad to have, hint arrested,lnfelt,BP
net true Gurgle bad any agency in'thesuftwie
Tam informed on authority, thato you (waiddE_
not doubt for a momept, that SconstaryStantotr.
is the wan who ordemdthe traitor to bensbbed-
Clint. ILeCtellan knee, pl.:9;kt% about,it.. 4411:
deid,it Li stid"thist he Was eery: IrtaChaffeeled,
at It, and iii itemise quite sick Ai the ;
strength or %t. se was' douhtlett_griov`ed. to • -
theleari; that a man" in so Important tilled-
tion could act a part iuch iniirii - gittitid*
f- s r -%
• -fflieCheirilier liirikeff, the Naar pimp stif Ob.
inia -,hbtokl doom, in Loudest inn eliowliere,'
whildellgeruld Jug% vice-Ives; ridirad;•rumas-
04,04,114,.teet for the - Prib, as good /a , the Jane' - -
under t he aupervision of that second handy
dealer in iAgnIP, aur) llll4, P,Ogifigf"7.' - , t•
When shall they , tee etevesgettH,-." "..,11.
tq.Pe th el e r the in'tetri tfauld ho liort , -: 7
tient; whenitiall they part5'..,....,.....7,
Hodson, the.partster of 11ennettia.tbe i gar--
iactirsilt benbablylm here; certiloly.ito *ll-
be summoned'hark as a wit:Tarot logro:fiCa. - .:, - `-
War Committee. '.Previous 'to yourre OrvPit_, ,
this lOttoso witirsind ryise'bdokoriia. ''' , _
instructions from- that eraplayefs is ntoirTlioi' - -,
font' Usakohunittee. l Paha inrormid flutter's'.
"manna means" of procuring informititm,''
as, tharein 41d diont. amsomonderfalyind tore,'; - _
tray resour ces little dreamed Or. ~e_• ,t, ,
Thet-OrothioalMs of , PriT 9 4ol**** ll,7,
Alexandria bays been under normldSratipm.,
alio: The facility wlth, , Srack,,perSlMS44,
dinbtfel iliiretthebuni pe:cillvities harp 1Ati0, , ,,.
put through the lines of our army, t.htir '
at kart become intoiriable." - '-,. -'•
„,t.„-
.I. had many Moro thingar destredltlleritiii " '
to.peol, toil shalt miss the 'man. , c.; '- 1 -` , .. -, • ,--,41
1., 1 ... ,0.. t liarrot.....fo
.
41-twketik by Tylegrapp„ , , - , ..) • -
Ranaiziriu,Pyb--.4.-,The , Flour -_market, Icci
4ulay 'Ned only =OOll4 ware diva:ward at $626,-,
8 6 ' fie sePerette, - $ 81 t)03 5 75 Inv trthi,_iia" . .
5
Bk it loreszka himilyv Ana tab* OfltyallTearr
Si 1 3 WA Ocra lifs4 144 a., There issh.. 'Wkskilsoll
'Mr Vbest,lind'9,ooo. bush rat - co il 51 $1 80 ,- ..
aslrear 1000-bosh rye at 73e. - tranitt Ohd regent;
and. IMO bushtelltur ioid.at 56466W , Gets
.... 4
Wes PAO bs*,Penneylvarda at Selgleg--, - 1.
todritratie-Usilless Perk at gig '2501116. ,Ilargier,
waver eleaki m Oreen meats 6500 c tor klides,ltster',
81Slaa, end ragnoradeni,t:Letaltilegiga 4
dee— Coda , geLssaltsake or glir.4 Alp_p,,, .
tithe. eligaripeltoluses dull. MANI
utioultd luta held h.. nt 400 obis Ohio 501d,'344 iel '
2to Sodom eassivets Wink . r. ~. ......,. - -s, ..
ciiitxxach Pelml6,4~la - sardvilikeeindstar *
rites aehwie higaer, sepergaellereekreasaterearg
gt Matt& Wheat In gooa deasertg d pelow lewe -
Wo •
regetsigeft,{Codvbits uleatd US. , sit at .2
Cora arm at 30c. "Them is an ecuirerdiessitidfsse ,t-
Barley, with aalessof 100*.imeedratr 110862c. , ' These is ,
a farther ,advanee. *g
od r , Ms 4-46 bald ist- 7 4t.
Whisky ihrsoundletlly iknisßeld Id .x.,al ai
4,..0.,.........4„,.....,00,
M eso 1 PMVidota are immeellyhold oat Of _'
Yet:, Country Was Pock ,solf 43-1110 . 0% , .4 4 ::
lid* Neiti at 3434 3 4( for BModdrsi 100,., ,
teetrltaffig but therein" sew tittlasone dsr" '.
tone ho, no*: iceinatr klaft; .
_'ldiblin, 4 "“b r i,. .
stocks; pending Mester( of Fort voes(w m . - aiurst
" Nesteews caste be matt Sfeee'Ptelt it
' 'lbws Is nothing tww.its Gmkid,iia.4-., el -7 /r- , -;,..
... 7 . l a 4 ug• X; Pre5i1r.,;,.....,,,-: 7'. , i ,1 . .' - . 14, :,..
t N ew Yeas; re;,. ii..-itivirinuraitifotar ,--
, 1 . $5 Goat& 70,t0r inlay" .58-"l'lltpkifit-r
-3610435 Sd`tor Siuthern. Whcst bras;
...,„ _ --
bush at -111.86e , Colar del WI le.
me., Bastfirmi Rorktinto;l
ly iarscceo; Iseperedmaand_ gra, 11 -_erf)..Wsa.i.
12,15frbbir Gtan
'Wheet;•ll,7ol bath: , , - 111,Wi
Breekaulis-Wheat,
••,, . . 1 . . :el', 1,.-, a-
...g,-..
it'
7r-..14.., 0..-.;••A5,•••4•414r,
•-. =-3, 2 n••=d• - •,r..ri*Ol
*: 51) Wei tleityl
balasicertallutti.-••-c- ,
So.uonSalmlausands ftrapt.,.l c w . .,,,• -
,10,006p.nra4iiimirtio&QA0 11 .rana• 'OD
3.o,ccd) .001sori .• •
,Clu4i.
04,
tr, ,,, qoAaA(l .
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