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New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

The sudden reputation of Mr.. Kellogg Of
Illinois, achieved during tue present session Of
Congress, must rather take his constituents by
surprise, who gave him their votes Under tie
mistaken notion that they would be represented
by a Republican aud a gentleman. Mr. Kellogg
has emerged from Obscurty TO Distinguish himseli
rs the advocate Of as complete submission to
armed traitors IS their nearest friends in Con-
crcss have ycnturcd 10 CfIcr; and not content
with thus attempting to extend the political rule
of the Shareholders over The North, ho adopts
also the manners OF rUilian and a bully With
which they, on several occasions, lave attempted
10 enforce the rule of might over right. Tic
Chitago TriIvnc has recently rebuked, in severe
but fitting terms, tic tergi5crsston and the
treachcry of Mr. Kellogg aud this exposure in
Lis own State has, not unnaturally. moved him
to anger, as he probably reflects that the effect
upon his constituents may be TO prompt de-
mand for his mnr Hate resignation. Mr.. Medill,
one of tho editors and PTopretors of Tic
Chicogo TiiJvrc, happening to be in Wash
ipgton. the wrath OF Kellogg has fallen
upon him, ns tho nearest victim. How
far tie fact that 1Ir. McdIl must necessarily be
au almost unresistng victim may have Influenced
his assaant We do not know. But we do know
that Kellogg, who is large aud powerful man,
on Thursday evening last invited Medill inte the
hall Of The hotel, where no one was in tho imnc-
diatc vicinity, and there, without previous notice
or threat Of any such attack, fcll upon and beat
in most furious and brutal way, man much
lis Inferior in size and weight, and so crippled by
Rheumatism in the spine "a TO be mere child in
his hands. The influences both upon morals and
manners Of Winter at Warrington upon men
of feeble purPosc and indrn temPers are most
unWholescme. The best thing Mr.. Kellogg's
friends can do for him is TO get HIM back as
speedily as po~ible 20 The more hcalihi,l Prairics
OF On. West.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
The following petition to Congress is in circu'
lstion in the North-West. and has already re.
90 .yed many giruatures:

The following petition 10 Congress is in circu
lation in the North-West. and has already re-
ce.yed many signatures:
"Ts ur1e,yeJ cltly.r. q The United State. m view q
ts ,iha c'1S Of 'ho uouth 9it5e M'.Pp River. By Peo
i.c N rebellion trA,, Tie sthoy o he Lm.cd Htse4 ia
"a protect both PUBLIC and rIsas PrPy 10 isr.oJ border
n on 's4 ii'Si neat M o. ne -'let .hi - aW
H.to Of r. SD iyo sr9 ahs ,i5gtssy 90 M Of hs %
p .tot n tr roluy sad "a yow III pi,iou or rcat5rs
90 'ory b9flTas On "a mo- ai - HSa,.Ts. les do
Interest,", gslcS up9 the 'ad liver tud m iribrlsT-s should
G.9 Ss is-s baIs o d.oy.i 3d % rsbsoo. srn Who
b, c. commanding al Iyer. Q! BY un!awil eracigas
a. .Il,n n uot Iuin UroI ase portion o. tn bushes, Of
~ 'y-s5 de- fssi y IL. af,.a sHa tie T H. ei
river ny b. .urd tlt ado lasigsba fo- itcslboats ard
o,HeI v.. doas ba.aoss sPaH ,re A..i.'rpi end ,i'
.auosoa Of srth csnnei q fatbs that The tain iupp ..
ssgs f3ains om Lai- acissn would render syissJes
s Ia ca uhsu clhr sIre iuT,jrd or s1.gerdcd by
dfolth that BE- coH.rucsu W0uG aid - rlas AID lsc,
G .sl Sossso, , + wcs aid ani proaa;o bS paS G
nse ed ih1 ary u te e9aetyi 80 ia'y Li. !! Sold I'd
rc4i valley oGAs hi.syg audit rbusIc' rtpcii'loUs
20 - II . az ~ ,l H. ~ 81 ~ ,r----,-,t. 80 h.
~rossy t,nor sr,'ed ir q i's los weeks sHd Of ths
Friml, a;iou !oo4rS 70 tho ,sy siesz 4 ths bgF0gs
Tho Channel To which Ills petition refers is the
Illinois and Michigan Canal, which can be en-
Iarecd BY a comparatively moderate expenditure,
and made nayigatlc for steamboats, and other
vessels, so that the products of the Mississippi
valley can be cheapy conveyed 10 tie Atlantic
seaboard BY way Of the great Lakes. If THE
route were made rayigable for large vessels, i
would probably permanently supcrseic the longer
nnd more difficult route by New.orleans and The
Gulf Of Mexico At oil eyents, the project is
worthy Of consideration.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1861.

ignorance, forms, in the imagination Of TIE Jour
noi, the reason why we think the Peoples Col
leee ought uet 20 receive State gratuty, and
because we 80 thiCk. wo are " Mooch." OF
coocsc. thero are men who are unable to conceive
thai public Journal is governed By ans but the
the bagest motives; bat notwithstanding any such
Judgment on the part Of 1nt Journal, we arc
stil Of opinion that The Peoples College bad bet
ter aick 10 liz original principle. nai we trrst
that If this makes us o "MOlOcb," tho Lcsis!a-
tgre viii prove Molrchs too.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
Inauguration. .frst; agUslmeat Gf,err0r1
TsALMON z. CHASE.

Iowe 10 myseD ore IL 10 truth, Tore il 10 he sub
ec TO state Mat earthly poeer ooal1 i"d"ce 1e TO
cate fer a fpscifc MEASURE for tie sRtJ03rc'ion Of
S5arery rlere UAad not JGfore erised eier south or
north Of Mat line Coming as do from Stare
State, Il is my solemn, deliberate, aad 'rei'-masntd
determination that no pooer-aO earthly porcr-5taH
co7pd me 10 rO!e for the positioe iatro3ae''oa Of
Siare1y eitscr south or north Of hat Ink. SIR ~ARe
yos syproach, and jusly tOO BRITISH 0rcestorsfor
ne Introduction Of his iastiaIto" upon he Continent
Of Arerica, an. far one, nnpa1iHg act he eposteIy
Of he present. iakattlants Of CaiyorHta and Nec-
MEXICO shall reproGch us far doing Just 01at Ere re-
prOach GreQt Britain for doing to as u the citizens
oCAose Ityyitories eLOose 10 estaJtah Slarery an
fer admitting item TM sach progisioHs IN hrir Con-
sttutioas GuL Aea, SW Ge Aeir oeE t-0Tk, and net
ours, Ga6tEer posfcriy ~R hare 10 rtProaea tsem,
and not vs far forming Constitutions aAorTg tds az
lHESRY CLAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
rnn rup rRrsInGNT AND TnE PfOp1R.

FOR THE PRESIDENT AND TUE PRoPfR.
HAez CyBEp MuiioSs or HEADACHES, NEGvoVs AZTEC
TIoHs, &c. &C.
ToUrLr ApAPTED TRB AGED. TUE hpCGT or The CsLe
REaypRsvH's VEGFTABtg USNERsaL PnIs
svo already secured high character see cad Efficient
pueave. They Ia fact have ether curative qualities which
continue to relieve the blood OF impurities long soy
remain
FoE CoLpS, CoUGus, ASTHMA, DYsfsPsIA, CcLIos.
COsITIyKxgss, EERvoUs AND SCK HEApACHE,
SICKNESS OF THE S1oNacH,
And AuBilicue Medicine they unysied Tie sck
however secled should procure this admirable hed
clue.
sed both coated and plain with ample directions al Tho
PRINCIPlL OFnCE, TO. 29i CAsALsT,
No USiON.s9UABR,
Aud BhuNToS's. No. 2eG GowKGy.
CONCENTRATED LEAVEN.
has been discovered that Of The standards for usehe
Is Mersrs CaAxEEsLiIS Cos Uosonl CoScFNTrA ATrl
Lx1gEX That produces most who'esomeandheahy hea'
and Pastry no ore will pretend to deny.
For sale by pIi Inc principal Groces AID Druseists
GEORGE IL BATES, Wholesale Agent,
No 100 Pcail.st, Sew York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

We have Z wo-d TO oner TO AL good citizens
who intend 10 take a part in tho loan now
asked for by tie Federal Government. 1t is to
make their bids for themselves directly, in their
Own names, and not in tho name Of broker
or any other middle man. Let the country
know every one Of those who are disposed to
prove their confidence IN The Government; and lot
no man who proposes now to come forward to
the assistance Of the Treasury hide himself
behind any third party.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

While the Northern allies Of the Secessionisia
are clamoring against war, and pOrtraying to the
best Of their ability the horrors Of conflict be.
tween the United States and the Rebel Con.
federacy, Mr. Jefferson Davis, the president
Of that Conitderacy, has apparently no scruples
on tbs subject. His speeches breathe defiance 10
the NORTH and talk Of war a probable and
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

A Bill is before tho Legislature 10 change the
Board Of Commissioners Of the Central Park.
We trust IL viii not pass. That Board has done
it's duty with to,crablo success for some years
now, and we daIc say VIII continue to do it 10
the end. Why should tlere'bo any legislative
Ineddling nn3 tnkering with what is already
good enough Better let the Central Park Board
alone
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

Tie Aisahy Journal says that it sis simply and
boldly false" that the Albany school of poll
ticians sre in favor Of giving to Slavery the ter
ritory south Of $50 so.
Does The Journal forget that il has declared
tsslf in favor of the Crittenden compromised
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

The Washington correspondent Of The JoHraa!
Of Commerce says that Tho only Republican Senator'S
who are ready to support comproniise are Mr..
Seward, Mr. Cameron, and Mr.. Dixon, and
eyon they are not certain TO go an the lengths
that, in The Judgment Of the Democrats, it may
be desirable that TIE Republicans should go.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

DEATH oF Mrs. Josgpn JErfERsos.--Airs. JeIAr-
son, the wife Of Mr. JeIelson, the popular COMEDIAN
died yesterday morning at her residence IN Twelfth
street. Though Mrs. Jefferson has not Of a;e appeared
on the siagc, few yeGn ago she wac .duownto the
public es very plsaslpg actress.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

welcome contingency. As he has at his com
mand considerable body Of elavehodirg fanatics
already in arms under experienced officers, it IS
but common prudence for the United States TO
prepare in season for the National defense.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
ro nopDrcnnynrvTs


No notice esl be kcn Of Anony Comnul sio' "B.
eve! Is iroad for ilteon must bc nuthetioe by Tie
and address Of o wTtEot necessarily for pGbica
Goa, bUt a. guaranty fJr his good titlI. IN,
Al business letters oJ tits oico t0ut 0ddFcsscG 10 Ah
TRIBUNE Sew-iCfk.
We ec1anGt dIdeHske 10 return rejected C9nmu idHDs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

Tie mails for Europe by the steamship Canada,
from Boston, win close iG this city to day, at II
and 81 O'Clock p. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
Nav York HERALp.
% uA,-y,--,n,, yorvc kTyor

"ATrRNTToN, YorEG MES.r
perceive By the advertisement OF Messr Horace L. He
kgtinust1g Onsnent" invented by Dr. Belnghsg for
healthy IN the growth Of beard OF whskeES bas now
had is an 6fican uaket c9nhded 70 their agency Tbs high
puson OF this article IL London Paris end other ct Of
Europe have teen fully Justified by experience 10 this
souuy. We fad that s praises sToreectotd among ell classes
said to is almost magical influences upon
ths board wiskers ihe B- Volunteers have made S1ch
Tree stSct the attention Of tho London Punch
AxD FEoK Tss NEw-YoEX SUsDIT CoURiTR
No Bandit h st rooted question whether
o. no bead s proper edoLme1t l0Z and whether It's
ssBts Howeyer this is t 1. ambition ara very natural
In each young old TO have bcsd Or nlstsche
with tho VII the former in ssny IL sO
ambition dat shall 30 dk black AL 80 neiiDod have
BRLJSGHAzs celebrated 5TsrLATSa OSGUENT TO have
srody end hsndsoce crop Of either Al advertisement IN
snoshof tells th5 whole E,ory. and recommend 20
he ssoton Of thoe York Sunday Courier
heb. o. 1851,
- AxD FEcx Tur Nrw.YoHK MtRcURY.
FIpIg5y tpE BGuEYsCgp--Ho zee That the welbnOwn
df gysts Messrs BOEAcE L. HEGgXAS CO., OF No "a WI
Isss snnounco themselves American egens Of BkILSo
Wahs ceebESted SrsCLiTs9 OEGCEsT foI the wLxels
Esr Which Ia exclusively used IN Lcn1oD aid Paris By a who
YNsrn TO possess U1urisl keys ulusteche, add capillary
s1aslsebe IN om tire, 10 r1 tsunaHy Aer:gry Fsb
H. ls6L
AND TsE srspAT TrNEs
A FsSafoxABT NbCzSs9I.-TEe et!ens.h Of Samson was
a. hs hsiT sEd tho strength Of mans cs 70 fashion tested
uOwsdays By tho llx;rence of his wiskels
scng the beard IT, suclent honos deeves be sppsg6cd
Nature refuses 70 produce the manly ciop
Art however, steps IL h5e 20 her sd With BELISsaAAs sTs
vLAYIsG OSsrKNT preparation warranted TO produce thick
lad st HKeEzAS Co.'S, no "a WilhaG-ss-isondsy Tines
Eth. if, leCl.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
MR. LINcoLN's QUARTERS.

Mr.. Lincola telegraphed Mr. Seward on SAT-
urday that ho had written to Mr.. Washburno Of
Illinois concerning his arrangements here, bss
the letter was not received this morning, and
they are stiA undetermined. Wizards Hotel wsi
probably he chosen as the most fitting place,
though efforts are making to select one oil se'-
oral private houses which are offered.
THE oFFIcE-sEEKERs.
The olrce.seeic-s who have already proGted
by several Administrations Of various politics. are
ofic;ous in their zeal to surround Mr. Lincoln
under pretenfe Of political connections. These
selfish schemes will be frowned down by oil
proper Republicans, and denounced if Necessary
NAVAL MATTERS.
Com. Thornton A. jenkins has been aPPon'ss
Secretary Of the Lighthouse Board.
The order of Com. Barron to take com'nara
Of the San Francisco Nayy-fard has oeea TO-
yCked and he is ordered TO tho liS0t-fi"asS
Board. :
A Beard Of Engineers for the examination
assistant engineers for promotion, and OF csh''!
dates for admission in tho corps, VII convene
be Nay,.Yard. New-York, on Feb. 20 ioS'
The Board consists Of Chet,Engin'''s '' w.
King Z. Lawton, and A. c. Sinners
ILLNESS or GEN. WOOL.
Cen. Wool i. bing critically i'll with an a''atH
oe rnc,monia. IIe vas in the Con7enioa' Ne"'
Oa Saturday.
THE TAGlfr.
The Democratic side Of the Seoa'e sasa'ofs ~
n ah,,r,ct tae eansgc Of the ta'f oil asa
4
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

BCNDAY ATLAs.
PrSPsor ~ WBiggRsHalf the tt,eror at the Academy
o. Aes on hoaday eight molopozcd BY iue looking
he irNe wso dPtycd Tic ruGsi egulhclut whisiSTs Of the
seon Us face wat Morally coyereiibe lower part Of %
s- IN beSfo of the very goses; uxuhsuee Woud K be
ses,ed q Sett9g The fact 20 be totbs, tbs hsd
irHeo inc "b9G tls tisgniaoeBt crop wA months
from tue csc d Be'inssns celebrated stmulsrg Orgae1C
1ts unnvted for psozo the grow N OF lkes
sd fn0steehes nay o. procured 81 DpGKNLH Cos no "a
~iIiamrt-t5Unasy AtlAs, Feb H. lCsI. 7 w -
Tar oss BoI-YOV WILL NETxI RrshKr Tux rs,v.rx,,.
For sAL1 BY DRrGGfsTa
boz OF us Ongaea iva rantrd 20 the desired san
"ih 90 sslt 10 aRJ ve desire H. by nul dlfecl src
parked os receipt o price AID postage, G la Appy 10 =,
H0kAcE L. HEsKzAs L Co..
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19


STIMULATING osaUssr.
STIMULATING ossy.sr.
STIMULATING osGoHm.
snxu1ATISo osauHSr.
STIMULATING osoUSNT.
srrxuLArIye oSsUrsr.
sTrxuLIrNe oSsUBsr.
sIrxULArrSs osOvEsr
STIMULATING oseUESr
s1IsuLATnG osOuHrr
STIMULATING ossVKsr
STIMULATING ossUsSr.
gOa THE wmsKxss AND HAIR
% subscriber, take pleasure announcing to the citizens Of
now ensbed 70 oseS to the American public above Justly
eeAsbTsted and sorld-renowned sIice
THE srisuuarIxe oSerr~r
rfsSdaSg y rss1d io 5ns
Ia from Ares to G week: hi. acs only Of the
kud used by the Frencs, and in London and Paris
Ri, b.sutl economical soothing get siim1atng com
pound acting All By masc upon tbs roots causing beautiful
rais l. chs only agticlO based upon
PHYSIOLOGICAL FRIScIPISI.
PHrsioIooIcat PHmCIPLEs
PsYnoLoeioAI PRIxorrLx,
ParnoLosIcAL PsSC,uss,
PHrsIOIOoro,L PRINCIPLES.
PaTsroLoeroAL PRIscIPLEs
PHrsIOIOelOAL PRINCIPLES.
PAIsoLosicAL PEISoiPLss,
PHrslOLOalCAI PnIscrrLss
PaTsroLosicAI PRINCIPLES.
hoa sas ever presented to the public fOrProm'Ds
hssthY 1ov ID Of hair on
BALD HEAp BARE PAca
BALD Hr.D OR BARE F.oA
BALD HAD BARE FACE
BALD HEAD OR BAE1 FAcL
BALD HzAD OR sARx FACE
s.sa. s.d the yaoq. % Sj now fSsr & hs
eeeraseA byt Try one box Of
BEILIS0HAT's oSsUENr.
BELLIsoHAx's ossrHSr.
BELussAAA's oSGuxsr.
BE1lIssn1xs oseUusr.
BFLLueHAxs ossuSsr.
BEIuSeulxs oSeUnsr
BELrIzeHiEs osovsSr.
BE1LIysHAx's osovrsr
sEuIseaAEs oseyKsr
BHLLISaAAAs OSGUHxT,
vhssA e warranted 10 do an that s olsin,ed fOrit.
Hss hs i0P L VI. sSsG S SsdPe: s1s Gs5s , z SsS s
sccordaE 10 directions viii red towy hsr 5ak and
restore esy hair TO is original coo-esyng sO Enooh and
neJible.
Ths Onsuent 1, sn Indispensable sc 10 every gsnlssEns
toilet snd ser weeks they would not for any Consider
. etSou Be without IT,
| stsees 10 whom ~ erders must be addressed
PaICx s1 Box
PRIOs 81 A Box
PRICE 81 Box.
PErcE si BOX
PRIcs Sl Box.
Pkics &l Box
PRIcs 81 Box
PRics 81 Box.
PEIoE &1 Box
OsH DOLLAR Box.
OSk DoLLAR A Box
Resd the following from the
Nsw-yoEE HERALp.
"ATrHSTroN YorSo MgS"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
DEvGeb1s, ke

Ne % waiiaa-s., escaaf of g.ss.as- sl.a.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

vbysA q win snted 10 do an that is olsined for It.
spped o the scaP win cure bsdaes and Ss1,e 70 sp,
no Ia place Of the bald spots De growth Of sew s Applied
sceoraE directions II viii red towy hsir dat and
restore gray hair It's original eOloresyng Il sOi sneo. and
eeJible
Ths Onsuent sn Indispensable ace 10 every gsncfsEns
toet aud ser weeks they would not for any consider
elton Be without It. ,
subsorbe the only agents for the Se Il The United
&.stes h whom ~ orders must be addressed
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
CnInSt COTGuS !

NFFIUN
BRowN's BRONCHIAL TBocHEs
ICURR CoUGu, Com, H0AgsGAEss, Is
YLUkszA, any iERIrsTIOS or SDRH-
MISS Of tho THROAT. Relieve
the HtCkIN0 Cocoon IL
CossUAPTIoN BRoN-
CBIrw, ASTHMA aud
CAIISkH.
Clear and gre sirdhsfi T. ne Voift 9J
I PUBLiC SrFAWEKs
and SlSGFRs.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19
BRONCHIAL

WHERE are the FINEST OYSTERS in New-YOrh
AtBRowss H. Eroadst opposite the Bonded NtIehouse'
Where arc the SrAE CATERERS Of America -
Al IKOWSs 70 Brcadst opposite tlo Bonccd Ncrehouset
Why ycu go bgoVSs No. 10 Brcadst opposite the
Bonded Warehouges1 -
everything served up In the FINEST fAEAa
SrYLY. by ARrsTs Of the flAsT Okpth
New-York daily tribune., 1861-02-19

PRIcx III A Box.
PRIOs 81 A Box.
PRICE 81 a Box.
PKiCE Si A Box.
PRIcs Sl A Box.
Pkics &l A Box.
fsios 81 A Box
PRIcE 81 A Box
PRIoE S1ABox-
OsH DOLLAR A Box.
OSk DoLLAR A Box.
Pesd the following from the
N.xr- NnuV HDuAEp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18

the dictates OF common there bo no reasonable
doubt on that point.
We therefore have arrived at the conclusion fortified
by all publiciss, that Captain Wilkes in stopping the
British steamer Trent, sending messenger on board to
request the surrender of these rebel emssaries and SUBJ
sequeny sustaining his demand by an exhibition Of
force acted within the scope of his authority and within
the recognized rules OF international law If we thought
otherwise would recommend frank disavowal Of tho
act and the making Of due We have no fears,
however, but that the matter win receive the earnest
and honest consideration of the Secretary Of State and OF
the administration, and that tho course most consisens
with law, honesty and fair dealing win be pursued Such
course, whatever may be- win command the sanction
and support OF the people Of the United States
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little ese as far as giving aid and comfort the rebels
Inc arrival Of the news had completely electrified tho
lethargic City OF Magnificent Distances
THE SAN JAcINTO PROCEEDS NORTH.
Meantime the San Jacnto proceeds North with her
valuable, but not meritorious cargo Her reported des
nation was to be the harbor OF New York. Her prisoners
wereto DO comfortably lodged at the government
pensc tn ono or the other OF the beautiful watering places
that grace the harbors Of New York Boston,
they can fancy freee, not bodily So and where they
can speculate on life by the seaside.
THE NEWS IN NEW YORK.
Tho reception Of the news when FIRST published on the
bulletins Of the HERALD Office, produced a pro-
found sensation. There talking and arguing in
deed "Taken of British vessel too said ono "And
mail steamer, ;, said another. "There will be with
England, sure" said third "Bu England set the OK
ample" suggests fourth And the talk goes Puff
fendorf, vattell, Wheaton, D'Hautefeulle and Mar
tens were consulted tho legality of tho act But
all the arguments generally wound up with But we have
got Mason and Sde and do not intend to give them
up and there's tho end Of It," This seemed to give the
greatest satisfaction Of the WHOLE and showed the
Of the people,
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ANTHON,S BATTERY

This is the name OF new battery being organized by
Captain j. j. Morrison late Of Company A. Ninth rcgi-
ment-a capable officer, who has service. He
has named it after General Anthon, Judge advocate
General. The uniform will be the same as the Ninth
regiment. Tho battery will be composed of the newest
ried guns The headquarters will be at the Ninth regi
ment headquarters, corner of University place and Ihr-
teenth street.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. BUTLER's DIVISION.


The steamship Constitution arrived from New YORK
this afternoon. 1t is understood that three thorsand
men OF General Bgtler dv!son will embark on board OF
hcr aud accompany tha transports Wednesday Ihese
deuart thoroughly armed, with complete camp and
Cello eQApagC
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To VILE EnIroR or TrE uERALp.
THE FTpTy.NINTu pEcrMrNT

Tho Fifty ninth regiment, now encamped at Post
Sackc East New YORK; will positively leave for the seat
OF on Tuesday next, the 10th inst All members abb
sent with or without leave will report themselves mmc.
diatey.
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EX-SENATOR GWIN AND CALHOUN BENHAM
sENT TO FORT LAFAYETTE.


Ex-senator Gwn, j. Calhoun Eent,1n and J. l.. Brent;
who were brought here on Friday last, board tho
steamship Champion lodged in Fort lafayette.
They had been allowed at large their parole
the arrival Of the steamer at this port, and Up five
O'Clock Saturday afternoon had stopped at the New
York Hotel When the reached Washington OF the
Of .do and Mason the rebel Comm ssioners the,
authorities at Washington deemed it advisable to hold
iioesrs. Gwin, enhan aud Brent closer confinement
The Secretary Of state teegraphed to Super
iltcndent Kennedy to have these three gentlemen
rearressd Warrants for that purpose Immediately
sued and the parties arrested about five O'Clock on
Saturday afternoon last They taken down to tho
plca headquarters, where their baggage searched
and found 10 contain number of pistols and bowie
knives, which in possession of the police authori-
ties. In conformity with the instructions received from
Washington, the prisoners were then taken to Fort
lafayette there TO await the arrival Of Mason and Sill
deli when the whole party will be to Fort Warren
in Boston harbor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-11-18
EilLlTsRY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK.
THE D'EPINEUM ZOUAvES

Tho steamer Admiral on watch the DEpineuil Zouavcs
embarked on Saturday evening" left pier No. A. North
river yesterday morning, but did not proceed sea-
She is at present anchored or Staten aud will not
IN all prohabty leave Tor Annapolis before Tomorrow.
The battalion ar in the best of spirits, and very
anxious for brush with tho chivairy The perfect equip
ment aud thorough discipline already displayed By item,
leave very little doubt that when they do
tact with he enemy, they Will give good account Of
themselves.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Ngw YogK, Nov. II, 1861.
In giving the list OF the officers of the Fifty third reg
mcnt (UEpineail zouaves). your number Of this day.
you omitted the Lieutenant Colonel, vginer do Monts
He officer Of artillery in France and served for
seventeen years. He in Mexico with Prince de
Jonve, at the taking Of the fort Of san Juan dUlloa and
LETT France after the ''coap de,' for political motives
He has since resided in this country and Is
uraized citizen. Colonel Lionel Jobet dEpineu in
the navy but served in the land army Lieutenant
Colonel Viginer dc Montei left Friday for Annapolis
where he sent by General Burnside 10 examine the
camp, and was not at the parade Of the regiment
LEON S0UCIIER
166 East Thirty third street, New York.