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, 1861-12-11

about to move from Jackson county, and will
eneamp somewhere On the river, about fifteen
miles below this city.
them, arc at OssaSatamie, having moved up
from Fort Scott on intelligence Of large force
in Cass county, NO: The Cass County Home
Guards, under Col. Newgent, :a<e at Paola; ,
The 9Th, Col: Judson, With the Brigade
along The line south.
The sth, Col Vessels, viii take the platc.s;
such time as Gen. Hal1cck, in whose depart
for the defence Of that section.
Gen. Hunter has telcggraphed Gen Ha11eck,
advising the quartering for the winter ofa brig
ade at KANSAS City, and another at Lexingg-
ton. It is to be hoped tllat this will be done
speedily, otherwise 1t may be necessary to pre-
/ vent theTebels occupying them to burn these
and other Missouri towns to the ground
Col. Jennison's scouts who haEe thoroughly
| explored the country south Of his present
| camp, report force Of ], 500 at Pleasant Bill,
| Cass county, and another detachment Of !, 600
| in Lafayette, near Lexington, both under COM
mand Of General Rains, and forming part Of
| his division. Gen. Slack is reported on the
| north side With similar force, having crossed
at OF near Blue Mills. There is little doubt
| that the Missouri rebels are thoroughly disor-
| ganized SO far as field operations, ii force, are
Concerned; but they are In condition to make
Q most effective and harassing guerrilla war
! fare.
Nearly six hundred Of the doubtful citizens
| Of Jackson County have come forward since
the announcement Of the conditions On which
safeguards would be granted, and signed the
! Deed Of FoHeiture-a copy Of which has al
| ready been sent you. These deeds are regu-
1arly Acknowledged before Notary Public and
registereaamong the county records. Should
any OF those signing violate the obligation to
be loyal, their lives would certainly pay the
forfeit Among the parties signing are the
Wealt1iest men in the county, who, though
they have. not taken up arms, have given
| largely Of their substance to sustain Price. It
is probable they will hesitate before doing 50
| again.
Capt. Rabb and Lieut.. White, who were
taken By 81 Gordon, made their escape near
Parkyi1le, and crossing the Missouri river, IT.
A military commission has been appointed
| to Try the Platte county prisoners. brought in
By Major Hough. It consists Of Gen Denver,
Lieut.. Col. Anthony, Minors Hough, Prince
and Lee.
Charges of col1usion with the secessionists
IN capturing the Government trains have been
made in writing BY Lieut.. Col olAnthony a against
Alex Majors, Esq, the party on whose farm
they we're outdtted, and Of whom a large por-
purchased. Major Easton, Post Quartermas-
ter, is a son-fn-law Of Majors, who was the
principal member Of the LATE firm Of Majors,
Russel i Waddles, the great Government
hejghters.
Have spoken previously Of Major Hough
and his battalion acting as Gen. Hunters body
guard, as belonging to Col. Ellis's regiment.
Illinois Cavalry, Col. Brackett, and arc most
sofdier1y and efficient ho1Y of men
, 1861-12-11

Iff6m The Springfield journal: gth-
Capt. Duff has been engaged in repairing
and altering the old flint Lock muskets belong
ing to the State, some thousands or SO Of
which have been collected at the Arsenal In
their present condition they arc worthless, but
Scrted into first class weapons Of their kind,
with percussion locks, and efficient bayonct.
In the opinion Of many good judges in militia
IS matters, no better arm can be furnished to
soldiers than q good smooth bore e. s. mus
ket, such as the Arsenal is now turning out
In few days work ut the cartridge factory,
which has for some time past has been sus-
pended, will be resumed 4 large quantity Of
shell for the new batteries has been received,
and we're it not for the vast accumulation OF
freight on the railroads, the guns would have
arrived and be placed in the field for service.
, 1861-12-11

Aiso 81 ior feet 3. n Siach OAK Es1l: 4oooo d.
iset long; 10000 DO do Pine Fencing is t. long
Al tl.s a6oTe = = to 9e q good quality Of material
The Timber and lumber 70 he delivered On th. Com.
panys Depot grounds il Chicago during the ncnths of
april. May. june ald July uex5
The whole to be subject to the inspection snd spprcv
al Of the Company's Engineer.
TERMS Cash on delivery. les ten PET cent: which
Fiji be retained az security for fafAeut Of contract
Proposals must be accompanied with satisfactory
contract aEafdal-
Tbe Company reserves he right to reject snF OF al
prop1sal5 at discretion Address proposals to
de1h55..d WILLARD 8. TOTE. EcSiceaE-
, 1861-12-11

EE The last State Legislature Of New York,
appointed commission to revise the charter
Of New York City, composed Of such grave
and eminent citizens as VIM. Curtis Noyes,
Charles O'Conor, David Dudley Field, Peter
Cooper, etc., to the number Of twenty. The
very weight Of the names has broken the COM
mission. They have barely ever been able to
obtain a quorum; they have absolutely done
nothing; md on last Thursday the small
remnant that was left, adjourned the thing
to the call Of the President, Mr. NoycE. When
they get another commission appointed it will
not be made up Of gentlemen Of such eminent
rCs1lecf ahi1ifI
, 1861-12-11
From Our Own Correspondent

- AV41 Wa ~"At ~1-A-'f~'-1
WASHINGTON Dec 8. 1851
instead O. "nt1ng NJ leng1A to-day OF the
interesting proeeed1ngs IN congress, enclose
copy OF Inc n}astetly speech o. senator
11umou1l, on Inc t"1n suolects OF tonnsco-
ton and Emancipation, tlian which there haTe
been feW more convincing and conclusive ar
on+e o,-a- da,;-a-ad II +1a 1,oa1, ~ ,hto1,
SuneA'e e'e. oen'e4eu - II 1uo ooay o1 "nteu
ne Is member. Judge lrumbnH hoIds that
the war must be conducted in accordance with
the Constitution. but that the Constitution
,teo,f;s not .r,,, = n,;.a,o,,o 1n-,aso,,a ~ -
neeA u not sucn "lselaoie ouitesque ~ u
it to be conducted on peace principles, or to
authorize the calling out of armed forces To
10000 ,,o--root;a, ara st;n ,,-o1o,,t -.
suppress AAsA4eeoon, "nu eela pAeeeAl Us
from wounding the feelings Of the insurgents.
He holds that the army in the field may right
!uuS n.y. oe''1', a- e -. e-4tp1s.' ~.
just as may seem Advantageous, 10 acecompnsn
the end for which the army was raised, but
that without an act Of the 1eeislatiye power
ea~a.aat,,,er -, r,ronar+-- +ba t;t1a r. ~.
eonnsea.ns tue Pope.es' lne a4le " ~
enemy or .lnsurgent feF1ses sc tne eno OF Ine
var or insurrection.
Nearly The whole of the day in the House
-. 1:.s,.a......S A.ro,a,.
.ae sousaueu es,.1 - assuss ns::4sa 49,. - ..:na4
4oA 1ot oeltcb eoAaan4ste0 VI AAAe ~ coa"
slider so much Of the Presidents Mes
sare as refers to the defeuces and fort;fca-
+;ona NJ the oreat 1ates md rirerz n,
l1ona - 49, $50 49, ~. 'Nuu ..~A"' -1
A1nolo supported MS mot1ou, WHICH,
was in the nature Of an amendment to
Mr. stcyens's motion for referring the Mes
sage to the appropriate standing committees,
IN few appropriate remarks, representing
that the section OF country lying around the
great l1heS. embracing POPULATION OF
6,ooo, 200, and having commerce larger both
in dollars and GEMS ana IN the amount Of ton
mage employel, than the entire foreign COM
merge OF the United states, has no member On
Committee Of Ways and Means.
In yieM Of the enormous !ahors deyolVing
on the Military Committee, NJ: Arnold sub
1,ai natted whetncr e matter @ OF ms magnltude,
naVl9g leIeienGe 70 sucn q Fast commerce,
snonla s19 not, 10 unoer ne circumstances, ne at'
ten1lon o. Gongfess aafang eeen caned 10 It,
DC ie,ereo a 70 r. COMM co9lttse M o. gentie5men VINO
, 1861-12-11

From personal observation We can testify
that the hospital at Cairo, under the direction
Of Dr. Burke, is in capital order, and every
thing is done for the comfort and restoration
Of the sick and wounded soldiers that medical
skill can suggest and the best and most caro-
full nursing can accomplish.
Gentlemen just returned from d visit to
Cairo and Mound City, report the hospital at
the latter place under the care Of Drs Frank
lin and Denning, also in the best Of order.
The row Of large unoccupied stores, built
some years since, and which all who have Wis
tied Mound City will remember, has been ad-
mirably fitted up, and the soldiers have every
comfort and attention q hospital can afford.
The friends OF tic soldiers stationed at Cairo
and its vicinity will be gratified to know that
such ample provision has been made for their
welfare, if sickness or accident befan them.
, 1861-12-11
KENTUCKY POLICY.

All OUT readers will bear us witness, that,
from the very first. We have had Whole
some distrust Of the depth and earnestness
of the patriotism Of the Border Slave States
We have warned the Administration again
and again that its reliance was not upon
The men, who, in Q crisis like this, could
pretend to neutrality between the rebels
and the Government: and that if it leaned
uron such, il would, in the hour Of greatest
peril, find itself betrayed. In spite Of all
that the best friends Of the Federal cause
have been able to say, and in spite Of the
evidences Of the truth Of their words, which
the facts of every day brought to light. the
policy at Washington has been to so
conduct the war, that, though the earnest
and always reliable patriots Of the North
were compelled to groan in bitterness Of
spirit, by reason Of the hesitation, delay,
,imidity and inaction which have retarded
the good cause, the sen,i-secessionists, the
doubtful loyalists, the conditional Union
men, the supporters Of neutrality might
not he offended Mr. Lincoln has his re-
ward. His Message, moderate beyond all
expectation, considerate beyond what is
needed or polite, timid in expression if not
lacking in decisive recommendations is as
sailed Ay the men who have thus far shaped
the policy OF the Administration, with a
fury which his mildness ought not to have
provoked, and with vituperation which is
in striking and painful contrast to the
studied inofensiycness Of his words. We
commend the Louisville Journal, as the
type Of others Of its class, to his pc
rusal If he does not there find more
forcible exposition Of the banefu]
policy that has been pursued than any that
we can make, We shall be ready to confess
that language has lost its meaning, or that
Honest Old Abe has outlived the power o.
comprehending. Wlilehe is learning the
lesson which is thus presented to him II
q way that it cannot be 1nisinterpreted
Others who have been daily deprecating ths
doing Of anything decisive, lest son,cbod,
should be displeased, may also learn tha
they have not monopclized all the wisdom
nor all the prophetic foresight which th'
conduct Of this war demands.
, 1861-12-11
Swearing the People Of St. JOSEPH

Swearing the People Of St. Joseph.
General Ben. NJ. Prcntiss took the people Of
st. Joseph, Mo-, by surprise, the other day,
By announcing his determination to swear
them for the Union, and to put such as would
not take the oath, to labor On the Notifications
On Thursday last he was as good as his word
and administered the obligation to 800 persons,
in the following words:
UNITED STATES OF AMEHlcA,
State Of Missouri.
do solemnly swear that will support the Con-
6titutio1 Of the United States Of America and the
Constitution Of the State OF Missouri; that will
faithfully obey all the laws, both Of the Federal
and the State governments; that will not take
up arms aguinst the Government Of the United
States Of America, or Of the Provisional Govern
ment Of the State Of Missouri; that will not aid
or assist, abet, harbor, conceal or give i1form8-
ton to OF in any manner whatever encourage the
enemies either Of the United States Of America
or Of the Provisional Government 0f the State Of
Missouri; and that Will in all respects, conduct
myself loyal citizen both Of the United States
and Of the Provisional Government Of the State Of
Missouri; and will do all i'll my power as citi-
zen to discourage the. present rebellion and pre-
serve the Federal Union. So help me God.
Sworn and subscribed TO beto:e me, this -
day Of-16G-
, 1861-12-11

Provost MafrhAl,
In doubtful cases, two witnesses wcrc re-
quired to become security that the oath
would be Kept. Those refusing to take it arc
set to work on an adjacent hill upon fortifi-
cationg.
, 1861-12-11

Rigorous Order to Check Ecccssion 0utraqts---
The Gantrdband Order Dead Let1er-fhliti-
cal Gossip in Relation to High 0D7os-Gen.
Hpe's Appointment City Seeessionists Fright
encd, >fte., etc.
, 1861-12-11
Mllltarp @aps.
PRANCH FROM BROADWAY,
- NEW YORK-Au Of
LIoyd's Great Military Maps

MANUFACTURER PRICES,
Agents male q female can make s. per day selling
Lloyds Great Steel Plate Military Map and Gazetteer
wprissss . Gents Lloyd's sIooo0 Steel Plate foPo
only Map used by Ge6; MeClenan-Horth $a0-priee 50
cent? Lloyds Official Steel Plate Map 81 Missouri
AnleEca-s,g0.0oo copies Of which have akeadyheen
sod-prlce . cents Any one ordering either Of these
Maps sent any where receipt Of price and two cents
IL sanlps to pay postage. Address j. DIXON. Jr III
Dearborn street, Chicago Manufacturers Agent.
Agents will be supplied at large discounts. Maps var
fAnted-
4 smart young man wanted to open An Office in
Peoria and take the exclusive Agency for that
plAce loyds Maps are in German. French, Spanish
md Italian de9h19ilE
, 1861-12-11
FROM THE CAPITAL.

fudge ;1FunbatH's Speech on Gb1J7seation and
Emancipation-Mr. ATno{ds Coau7,ittee on
Lake and .Rfyer Dgfenses-Stt,H2gEc In tie
HoNse in YegarI to the Same.
, 1861-12-11
FROM ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.

Tie Washington .Bastize- Publication Of the
Capitall'he Emancipation Questio,t-7Ac
Finance Question--FuTtter Loans to be Resisted
Ian zciH do-Speculaious and Conjec&urss.
, 1861-12-11

Albert G. jenkins, from Virgins; William N.
h Smith and a. q. Arlington, from North
Carolinn; Vim. Porcher: Miles, from South
Cnrollna; Reuben Davis, Otho R. Singleton,
Edward Barksdale and John y; McRae, from
Mississippi; and Henry 8. Foote, II. T. Gen
try, George n. Jones, J. D.; G. Atkins, and
John Y. Wright, from Tennessee. All tie.
above have been in the Federal Congress, or
prominently connected With the Government.
, 1861-12-11

E4Imm. aAEn, Ad}otaps.~ - .:,.... :, !
The LIT Ks1aas OA5a1Y lCoie Ioaniaonss} u
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NorTr7 0EE6TTNA LE0IsLAEURE.


AEnaNNi go. u.
n. a, osmmsuosd moving O. the river Stout
~ o'cioot ~ mernihr. opposite the city ihe
hrest ~ rTas sudden attended By q noise ~
thunder Within tWeuty minutes amer ~ M sssls,
he water rose four fees, and has been fiaine e'e ~
since, until a present the rise Is 70 is''-A'
ne S5Sirnssion OF property Z large, the ies p
inc bic,afPd helou tha city The damage ID tAs
ba5ln a roufhly estimated - 50 ~
Boafs, aropcllen and other cram were aMftten M
nm - ne fsfor Of the ice heavy toN Ioet
"a tfhr1, hoat were driven through the lf5t
Sfnv 81 the irane freight depot q ne = eM w
Central R R-, the whole front eing kn9o-se -, ~.
and tlle building, Whieh e very lons Anu w ~
Sun-fhfra shous. owned ny M II lne-i9-'
were do1froyed u similar manner -, =. !. i.
Al fhe foot Of Hamiltcn street., prope eilss 49, 2,
sriver fhrolsrh the wall Of the Dudley hyusei
which stands On the corner Of Quay Inc @ o-ln
~ - produce and provision IN store l2 com AAIN
fireiv small g the dockneu naQ 2 slrOn4 loiel
OF hands out during the nighii N aH'iai ipa'ioh u
''S ne -s-isr In sorns places is up 70 Broadway
In MAIDEN Lane the 1oad already reaches :
stnnEir Hail rellaTa, and Easements as hisn : =
tlreen street are filing. At present taers = oa
iiffle prospect OF tho statement Of the nood--
Sec rfreet and Columbia street bridges nav
beSr broken 70 pieces aud partially sWgpt seey,
ANON tie ruins Of bridges, proRsllsEs Y Y y y
borlT hSrres and other craft Which ne sll.,.is 4
fogsther m 4 heap, it ia impossible q pIeseh, y
49, -1v adeorote idea Of The damage done ~
fhe dogf-uction hes been more sudden Anq -
iran n lass, though the WEter haa no1 Iel 80
n irteiiiesncs yet from Green Bu1h, but =
eo,5 on fhe Hudson River Railroad lide OF u
river mElt be heavy
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nEw YoRK aLARKEE-EHB. IS.

lnr TELEoBAPH.l
FIsOUR-still IN favor ofbuyeEs with more doing l
for nome consumption, and very moderate export In
SSiES; sss. are aooo bbs at s,oOsysos tor .aperns
s.es1; ~ ~ " Sssa ss of 6oaGoH to
extra western; - 4o65so for shipping brands ext5a
round hooped Ohio ane s9,so97'OO ior ttade URANUS
CANADIAN FLOUR Market dull and prices
siin favor buyers Sales are so Dds az S9,loeoii9
RYE FIsIIil--IR ilmltsd. REQUEST a. 50 's0e4lo
''rSpN WRGI~Markot very duh and declin.
itF Sales 20 bbls Brandywine t3,45. 80.
1WHISKY-Dula and lswer- sales are $40 Dds al
RAT-Market about ic per bush lower with
Fesaes ,s, HSS S2S ss6 basS at Dor Chicago spring.
q is nnada club deliverd 81 20 for Milwaukee club
q oTs M Iowa snP;T ysTs9 SssFs9 % M Sf Ser snss sTe
outside pricssi Sl,2iH mixed WESTERN ol'4ogl'4z
WY 9RsYF@oueit. Fe-sr Sales at e5@7Oc.
BAHLEN-7ln very moderate supply and N iair
demand at $3.50, as IN quality. a., -
ed demand for home oDHsqmptiun. salqs are I3,91
bush at 64165c Tor old mixed western IN store; o
Seilow: sc for old western yellow; 7Oc for old uth
err yellow; &c for new do; Ia7lc for white south
srn, and &c for old unsound mixed western IN s5ese
for western aud Canadian sc for state sales 1,oo
/ bush Prince Edwards Island At 42c.
/ PORK-Market dull aud heavy. Sales 200 bbls
| St5 q for mess; SO foT prime ,
! RFRF-Market continues dull and unchanged.-
Sales go bbls at S4,7565,nu country primes S5llo
623 3countrY mess; 5000 lOOl repacked mess SlO ~
al t,fO extra mesa and prime mcal.sn 9Hl u {
Il PR I'M q NJ IariS HREF-Dut anQ nominal espe
\ ciallF common grades Snles 275 hha 1t c4sl3ob bW
for prime; Sa,T566,25 for country NESS $sO09lO,U
for 7repaczed mess; = l0,l,n iofeNtra tnes34l
Il BEEF = EllszQuiet and nrm- sales lOo Dol
u CFTT r3fRATS-Markst quiet and steady viii
small sales at 68G6Ao for shouiderai e@s$e 70
HOGS Dull ana lower Sales At S5,f5elT ,Og 70
corr I'D and dressed end f9r99esyss i9f llS ny
.BAGON-DuI and heavy. Sales 3 boxes lon
clear middes at exc.
LAR D--Msrkst duh and heavy, Sales are p
bbls at eA6alOc.
BUTTER It Is selling. at 1lOo@l4o iOT ohi
CEfR Rs E-stsady at salOso for insarior :
prime.
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FURTHKR FROM THE FRKsHET AT
NTBANF.


The water has continued TO rise slowly to-day
until the entire business portion OF the city east
Of Broadway is inundated and business is wholly
suspended. The water in several Streets run
ming parallel with the rIver IN the notheru sec
ton 81 the city, & several feet high, ard many
families have been driven TO hasty retreat
IN number Of instances families hHve been
obliged ct last 70 remove BY means Of bOats from
second story windows. aa.
broadway, from near the Atlas and Argus
oGce down to the steamboat landing, IS nayiga-
Die By boEts. The Mansion House tlate COniuier
cial HoteD Is entirely surrounded By Water.
When the lee went out, two men had narrow
escape. They saw the destruction Of the ios when
In the middle Of The river and ran for Hamilton
street bridge. On reaching there they were over
taken By the food and swept Of. They got on a
large cake Of ice, formed from a shaking park on
that part Of the river, and were carried down, ,
but ran against the South Ferry slip, and were
rescued by means Of ropes.
No description can convey correct idea Of the
the extent Of the disaster. al +
Steamboats,, propsliers, ferry boats, vessels and
canal boats, were jammed together IN . promis-
cuous heap at the rlin Of the bridge, ali more or
less injured.
Easements and cellars Of an the buildings for
some distance west Of Broadway are filed with
water.
There Is at present no slgns Of afan.
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T7HI I-Ll7EIlI 2 9. u
The Pony E,rpree. ,lfh San Francisco dates 70
Jan. 18th, passed hes at go P. d.
Pour orlve sefs y Union resolutions have been
Inuoduced into tJe Legislature none Of which
excuse OF Eyzl9ashize with secession, though
neatly q arge eosnpromise on the part Of the
Noftie7n States. latst kT'lT g q IL
Ills kasambly has passed resolution 70 eE-
punre from the records Of former Legislature
a Foie Of censuro against Senator Broderick for
opposing the admission Of Kansas under the Le-
eomiiton Constitution. Is#F
The several candidates for the Uaited States
senate were invited 70 address the members Of
the legislature IN public, but il was believed
none Of them would comply Wifh the request
The Douglas members will make an effort %
nonlnat a candidate @
a -arge boarding house In Sacramento, known
ss t1 { Palace, p was destroyed By fire on the 14th
nit- he inmates barely escaped. Loss about
s1b,o,0
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uIEHTNGrnN NEWS

R,-AsH1NsroE, Feb IS
A strong police was stationed n various paTo
a the Caoitol this morning, on the house slo'
Sns come parts Of the building asually opened l,
10 visitorS were closed Al an early hous, hous tn
an5 fhe lpSsrares Leading thereto we're oease5
crowded In anticipation Of the counting OF ?
800 from President and Vice President -.
I.oTd Tyors, Chevalier Hnsssliman, tss-s .lse-e
fn-sIro lifnigfers were among the
9reclstor1 on no former Occasy -.-I
EIors animated and exciting seeTlFNATI,
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m. LTNC0LN an .Fi1laTI, Feb. i

lT7. LENC0LN Al ti1lIAIIi feD -.
Sc Burnett House at
-,.s = ., ~ feiis snd the Committee
~ l-llcolal se8 ~ by elf rcn the Miami Depot,
-, + ~, l,leil OF ,ecars len tie depot as e.
Lincoln stood q fbs1Ietsrm Of the car. a. ne
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