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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20

DOswELLs INDICATED
ID COUGH CANDY,
For COU6ILS, .."'
COLDS,
BRONCHITLS,
LNFLU ENzA,
HOARSENESS,
And all incipieEt stages Of Consumption.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
o, BOSWELL, Druggist,
Cor. Maryland avenue and seventh st.
And Y. ID. GILMAN,
Penn. avenue, near Browns Hotel.
Charles Allen, w. b. Entwisle,
ID. u. Clark, John r. Major,
L. NJ Smith, ID. q. Major,
II, II. Mcpherson, ]. W. Marin,
y. G. Ford, J. ID. O'DOnnel,
J. p. Milburn, J. =. Dawson,
Charles Stott, ID. g. Ridgely.
In GEORGETOWN by Kidwell, sothoron, scissell,
and Barnard.
And BY Druggists and suffers generally.
Jan 10
L'OR sALE.-seversl very line horses, suitable
Il for army officers, trained for the field,
ALSO,
A brougham and large barouche. The carriages
are in good order, and will be sold cheap.
Enquire at l56 Twelfth street, between and
streets. nov lo-T'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20

Souri, SEVENTH STREETCARs.-.The company
have laid double track from the Avenue to
and over the Seventh street bridge, where 1t
dered necessary, on account of the bridge-the
passing Of the cars on one track rendering 1t
very announcement to the cars and other vehicles
Only two cars are now running ON the track
south of the Avenue, although more will be put
on as soon as they arrive from the mandatory.
The cars now run twice each hour, starting
from each end of the route ut 20 minutes before
and 10 minutes after each hour, throughout the
day. .... '..... ...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20


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! ADJUSTMENTS.
CAsrEssURY HALL,
~ CANTERBURY HALL,
/ CANTERBURY HALL,
| CANTERBURY HALL,
| CANTERBURY HALL,
| LoursrAHA AvrSuE, nrAn SIXTH ST.
The Most Prosperous Place Of Amusement In
| t,..Ls Washington.
CROWDED ----5 pousrs,
DELIGHTED AuDIENcEsi
| Patronixcd by the
FIRST GESrLrMrS IN THE Cousrnvi
Vow I'm. the second Year or our e,or,.-.
suecessi
No such Word as " Fau,v ,oi0. u..
THE LARGEST, MOST TALENTED COMPANY
IN AMERICA.
20
STAR PERFORMERS APPEAR EVERY NIGHT
NEW BILL TO-NT0HTi
LAST WEEK
of the beautiful
JULIA MORTIMER,
and the charming
KATE PEUNOYER.
This Is positively the LAST WEEK ofthe
GIPSY'S LAY.
CONTINUED SUCCESS
OF THE
SCOTTISH NIGHTINGALE,
MISS AGNES sUTHERLA
THE COURT OF BEAUTY.
MILE Li.stts, Jennie Allen,
Liiiie Brandon, Tniy Forbes,
IN NEW DANCES
Second week Of
GBoRGE R. ESOE,
Comic Vocalist and Comedian.
BOB HART
LEW. SIMMONS
In Two New Negro Acts.
wil,. Armstrong, wiim. Emerson,
Master Johnny,
- IN NEW ACTS.
A NEW BALLET,
Produced under the direction Of
MONS. OLLOSY.
TONIGHT,
THE HAUNTED CHAMBER.
4-11-44.
FULL BAND OF MLNSTRELS.
The performance to conclude with the Isughable
Farce entitled
THE SECRET.
supportedby
AsPLENDID FARCE COMPANY.
Doors open at s.; performance, TX O'Clock.
Admission, % cents; Orchestra Chairs, 90 cents.
Monday, November a4th,
First appearance of
MILE ANNETTA GALLITTA,
The Best French and Spanish Ddnseuse IN the
World ..E
ALSO,
MONS. Il. VALARDE,
The Best Male Dancer in AD,erieal
nov II
LOOK OUT
LOOK OUT
LOOK OUT
OPENING OPENING
0 0PENISG OPENING
OF THE NEW
OF THE NEW
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20

LARcEsY.-Frederick Miller was arrested on
Tuesday last, by Officer Findley, of George
town, on the charge of stealing a vest, valued
at $500, the property of A. Holzenger, who
keeps clothing store on the corner of High
and Bridge streets, In that place. II seems that
Miller went into the store, as he alleges, for the
purpose of buying some clothing, but while
the clerk was waiting upon some other Gus
toners, Miller seized vest, and was about to
leave the store, when he was seen and given in
charge Of the officer, who took him before JUS
tice Reaver, who committed him to Jail for
court. III ..... .r .... .#.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20

SUSPICION OF LARcENY.-Frank Elwood. a
tavern keeper, and Charles Simpson were ar
rested yesterday afternoon on suspicion of be-
Ing engaged In a plot to rob man by the
name Of Samuel Caskin, who recently came
from Loudoun county, Virginia, with COW,
mare and colt for sale, and considerable money,
with bonds and other papers of value. Some
body had piled him with liquor pretty freely,
and being apparently an honest hearted old
man, the villains doubtless intended to rob him
Of all his property. They got into fight with
him and one had knocked him down, when Of
fcers Fenwick, Crown and Nichol discovered
the party and arrested them. Elwood was dis
missed and the others locked up In the Fourth
ward station. They will be tried to-day.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20
NEW YORK BUsIN Ess.
LAW, FINANCIAL AND COLLECTING.


IN WAsHIsoToR, Nov. 10, 1862.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office, until
Monday, the first of December next, at 8 O'Clock
D. M, for two hundred and ten thousand (2IO,OO0)
yards Of White Cartridge Cloth, In width and pro.
portions, as follows, via;
Il l..ar L. 4 "a I..al
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20

WE WOULD REFER our readers to the adver-
tisement Of Mr.. Powers, (Which appears in our
paper OF this morning,) who Keeps q segar
store on Louisiana avenue, next door TO The
Bank Of Washington. Mr.. Powers keeps con-
stantly on hand the best brands of segars and
tobacco; also, fine assortment of pipes which
he sells at very low prices, either at Wholesale
or retail. Give him a call, IL you wish TO pur-
chase good segar, etc., for we can assure our
readers that he keeps as good ds can be found
ANYWHERE In the city '''
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20

THE BULLION BANK redeems their notes In u
8. Treasury notes, when any amount from one
dollar upwards is presented.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20
DROF. ALEXANDER wOLOwsKI,

q A Il d.
IA OAK HALL CLOTHING Room.
Mr.. Bruce, formerly at the odeon Hall, has now
opened new store at No. 46t seventh street, just
below smiths, where he has a fine selection of Men
and Boys clothing at very low prices; he Is desi-
rous OF having all his old customers cali on him. as
they can buy goods at lower prices than any other
store In the city. ]. BRUCE Il CO.,
Clothiers,
No. 46f seventh street, near y.
Call and see Mr.. Bruce, at No. I6t Seventh street
near +.
MIR. Bruce has Fine Stock OF Clothing for Men
and Boys wear at No. ast seventh street, opposite
City Post Office.
Mr.. Bruce is the man to please the Boys In Cloth
ing, at No. 46I Seventh street.
Everybody knows that Mr.. Bruce can sell Boys
Clothing cheaper than any one else. No. 464 Sew
enth street, opposite City Post Office.
For Men and Boys Clothing call on Mr.. Bruce, at
Oak Hall, No. 46i seventh street, between 4 and s.
Mr.. Bruce Is the man to please you In Boys Cloth
Ing, at Oak Hail. No. 46i seventh street, opposite
City Post ONCE ne 26-3m.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20

WANTED-A smart BOY to carry a route on
w this paper. Apply at this office to-day, be-
tween IL ana = O'CLOCK. nov 20-lt
"ANTED.-Al large room for storage, (ground
w floor or basementD In the vicinity OF Penn
sylvania avenue, from Fifth to Twelfth streets.
Address "Union" at this office. no l2-dtf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20

persons have been sent to the Old Capitol: Jas.
Lyddam, Seventh Virginia cavalry; Chas. b.
Davis, member OF Whites guerillas; A. +.
Kimmel proprietor of Kimmel House, Washing
ton; e. g. Ford, citizen Of virginia; Jas. NJ.
Catlett and W. p. glastonbury, of Catlett's Sta
ton, Virginia; VIM. Harnup and Geo. Harmon,
First Missouri, rebel deserters who are willing
to take the oath; Edward NJ. Lucas, formerly n
rebel sutler from North Carolina, who remained
In charge of Virginian's farm while he (the
+. +. W went SOUTH VIM. Garrison, John
Perkins, and snowden Strother, prisoners of
state from Virginia; NJ. w. Haskins and W. s.
Haskins, Twenty-second South Carolina; j. r.
Jordan, Seventeenth Virginia. .I
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20

bones AND CAMP GREASE WANTED.-Ths
ID subscribers will pay the highest market price
for any quantity of Bones and Camp Grease, deliy
cred at their mill, foot Of G street.
oct 3i-eolm MORGAN Il RHINEHART.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1862-11-20

Store, 10 south Fourth street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Orders received by
w. ID. SHEPHERD,
Corner of seventh and ID streets,
Washington, G.
jan lily
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-05

The undersigned -, whose post Office address
- county of -, State Of -, PROPOSES q
carry the mails Of the United States from July led3
TO June 80, 1850, route No, between - M
under the adv eriise of the Postmaster Co
eral dated November 90 1861 with CELEBRITY, certainly
and security - tor the annual sum Of - dollars
Th,s proposal made scaih fun knocicqc u tie ~
tame. Of route e aogh u the mail 70 h. oav1Sed -
all osr particulars an r.te'esae 10 TIC route and sc
and also dft,T CAREFUL eram'adson n tho io0 and =
strssfiors Gfocs.sf O. TIE ddrsrfis,Bsenf
nafat
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-05

The undersigned postmaster n - State a -,
ceriII-s Under OFIluE that he acquainted
with the above gGarantprs ans knows them 70 be mea
II property ANA ahis 10 make good their guaranty
Dated
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-05
GHfyfsfes

| The undersigned, residing at -, state az -,
undertake that II the foregoing bid for carry the mad
on route No - be accepted by the Postmaster General
the bidder shall prior ~ the 81 day II August lso2 ener
into the required obligation contract to perform the
service proposed. with good and sufficient surcties
This do understanding dsnofy The otisgahes 81
Of the art Of Coayress = Ju'y2, 1885
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-03-05

MICHIGAN.
Poer O,ucx pnAn1nRs8,

PoeH OSy10 DRARnKs3,
Washington November ~, lsel-
HDOP00AlS viii be received At the Contract once Vi
~ Dspagt0sat until " O'Clock m q A0adAy AAIcn
d. 1891, fbs eoaveying The nails e The Cnssd e.ses
So6 four years, Commanding July lsoz, aud ending
Juno % lS66 In the State u Michigan, On inc
- BIZ The schedules Of departure and Arrivals nefen
opset6od. DECISIONS announced by APruZs, io"%-
fnfsssn ~ ssnine csvgsuy a< loss forms, and N
$780, 0ns0sS; ePsosllu ~ Ise~ pass q sad'se
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

cess the hopes created in the breasts Of 80 many
people the heart Of the Confederacy asonshed us not
tle andI assure you, sir would not have failed TO
witness ii for any consideration trust il has given US
all OF the sacred character Of our present
duties assured at Savannah that Of the several
hundred troops there than onehaf, had we gone
the attack in time would have hailed as deiverers
and gladly enlisted with the national force
In Tennessee, the people generally in their snthu-
sasm, braved secessonists and spoke their views
freely, bu. in Mississippi and Alabama what was
said was guarded. 20 If dared express ourselves
freely, you would hear such shout greeting your
coming as you never heard" eve know there are
many Unionisis among uF bnt reign of ter
ror makes us afraid OF our shadows" We were told,
too Bring small organized force, with arms and
ammunition for US, and can maintain our position,
and put down rebellion in midst" There were, IL is
true, whole communities who approach, 1ed to
the woods but these whore there less OF tho
loyal element aud whore the feeng steamers in Vance
had spread tales OF coming with fire brands burning,
destroying, ravshing and pundering
The Of these vcsscls have had very aborions
time, nut have eyncet spirit in the work highly
crcditable TO them. Ieuenanis Commanding Gwin and
and Shirk have been untiTn and owe 10 them and 10
their officers many obligations for cur entire success
am, respectfully, your obedieni servant
8. l.. PliEIls,
Ieatenant Commanding, United States Navy.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21

THE BOHEMIAN AT PORTLAND.
.~~o~S~,~~-~~~7~~~~~~>~~
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.
The American Question in
Parliament.
S>~yN~<~O>>.<.>~~>~~~~>~~>>~
Lord PalMerSton PrOclaims NOn-Interference
with the Blockade.
Another Failure Of the Uritish
Frigate Warrior,
&C., Gc., &c

PORTLAND, Ne. Feb 20, 1852.
The steamship Bohemian, Captain Burgess from Liver.
pool the 9th, via Londonderry on the 7th inst.
rived at this port at ten O'Clock this morning.
The dates per the Bohemian are one day later than
those already to hand.
The steamship Canada, from Boston, arrived at Liver
pool on tho 9Th inst.
The Prince of Wales had embarked for Trieste
The Bank Of France has reduced its rates Of discount 70
four per cent.
The product the last cotton crop Of India pour
ing into Bombay. asa1a
The British ron-clad frigate Warrior, on her passage
TO Lisbon, abored badly Her decks and cabins were
flooded and in out OF ten she would not mind
her helm.
1t was not quite certain whether the advance TO the
French government Of from two to four millions Of
pounds the shipments to the Continent, would mos
tell upon the Bank Of England.
influential movements on foot at Manchester for
the removal of the duties levied under the Indian
tariff cotton goods and yarns imported into India
These duties also regarded disastrous TO the cot
ton manufacturers OF Lancashire.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
THE AMERICAN WAR CRISIS.

The British Opposition In Parliament
Satisfied with the Trent Surrender
Lord Palmerston States that the Block
ade ana Engiand's Neutrality Must be
Maintained. thV
Both houses Of the British Parliament had voted an
address to the Queen in response to her speech. The
vote was unanimous eean
The opposition approved of the course OF the govern
inent in the Trent affair. M .W
Lord Derby thought that the federal government: had
assened with very bad grace to the demands Of the
British government.
Lord Ialmerston said that the distress in the manu-
featuring districts in England from the blockade Of TIE
Southern ports ,oould not justify the Interference Of he 90
reyamei, and that ueq coud continue in their neutral
c0lyrse
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
Meeting OF the Committee ON National
AHairs-Arrnngement to Celebrate
Washington's birthday.


Meeting OF the Committee ON National
ATairs-Arrnngement to Celebrate
Washington's Birthday.
The Committee On National Affairs met yesterday to
make arrangements for the celebration OF the 13Oth
niyerssry OF .wsshingtons birthday, with than
usual ect. Alderman Walsh appointed Chairman Of
the committee who held their meeting with closed DOORS
The following is we believe the programme which
finally adopted
national salute will be fred at sunrise at the Eques-
trian statue Of Washington in Union square, and SINH
lar salute will also be fred at from tho City Hall
Park.
That peals be rng by the bells in the city from noon
to one o'clock and that the bells Of Trinity church chino
some OF national and patriotic airs during the same
time. The military companies remaining in this city
viii be reviewed al in front Of the City Hall by the
Mayor and the members Of the Common Council. In the
afternoon the following exercises will take place Coop
Of the Historical Society, will : read Washing
toms Farewell Address An oratlon suitable TO
the occasion will bc delivered by the Hon.
George Bancroft. walaces full banl will be In attend
TO Ill up the intervals With selections OF national
airs.
evening as well as other public buildings. The commit
tee also that the day be observed general
holiday and that our merchants aud storekeepcrs close
their places VI business that day. BY doing will
afford all citizens opportunity OF celebrating tho
anniversary Of the birthday OF the Father Of his Country
in becoming and suitable manner.
The Committee also recommend has our citizens
should mine their dwelling houses aud places Of bust
the night OF the 22d.
Masters and captains or vessels lying our harbor ara
requested display their flags, and WILL by so doing add
much 20 the festal appearance of the city
In the evening believe II s the intention OF the msm-
bers OF the Common Council To- entertain number of
distinguished vsters at grand banquet to be given ut
the st. Nicholas Hotel
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
Commercial Intelligence.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.

LoNpON Feb. Z, 1867
Consols closed at e2s4 o27s for money The weekly
return OF the Bank OF IN gland shows decrease in bullion
OF f324 ,0O0 F
American securities quiet and steady.
The London Tines city article says that the funds
opened the 9th at decline Of than eighth,
but gained hrmness toward the close.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. A
The Brokers' Circular reportsThe sales OF the week
foot up 2S 900 bales including 800 10 spectators and
$500 to exporters The market Ia dull, with . par
tia decline Of I'd Tho sales TO day (frday) reach
5000 bales including 600 10 SPECTATORS and exporters
the market closing quiet and unchanged, at the following
quotations Orleans fair, 14Ad ditto rnidlng, l2Hd;
Mobile fair, 13isd ditto middling, 12ssd upands ar,
136d.; ditto mddlng, nd. The total stock ID pors
$50 900 bales including 25o, 900 American. r....
BREADsrUFFs MARKET.
Tho market IA generally quiet and steady, except for
corn which has a downward tendency. ts eat
PROVISIONS MARKET. tss..
The provisions market has downward tendency.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.
Sentence OF the Brtdgeburners Mitt-
gated-Evacuatfon of CoIuIubus-Pro-
jectcd Advance ON Memphis.


jectcd Advance ON Memphis.
sr. Louis, Feb. 20, 1862.
6eneral Haeck has issued order that in considera
ton Of the recent victories won by the Union forces and
of the rapidly increasing loyalty of the citizens OF Mis-.
souri, the sentences Of the eight brdgebunors hereto
fore condemned TO death professionally mtgatcd to
close confinement in the military prison Alton. If,
however, rebel spies again destroy tho railroads
and telegraph lines, and thus render II ne
cessary TO make examples, the original
sentences against these will be carried into
execution. No further assessment will be levied or
collected from any who will take the prescribed
oath Of allegiance Boards commissions will be
appointed to examine the Of prisoners Of who
apply 10 take the oath OF allegiance On their
nsendaop orders viii be issued for their release.
Private advices indicate that Columbus has been is
being evacuated.
Preparations will undoubtedly be made for an inme-
date advance on Memphis.
Professor Swallow, the state Geoogst, arrested
last night and committed TO military prison the
charge of disloyaIty.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
AHairs in the Eaat.

Private dispatches from China quote tea at a.
three TO four tacls higher Holders Of manufactured
goods held them at firm prices.
Ningpoo was in possession Of the rebels.
Advces from Cochin China say that Benhoa, after an
energetic resistance, sought capuation. II pro-
POSED to march 60 the capital the taking Of that
place would pacify the country.
Exchange Hong Kong was at Is. I'd, and at shang
hac at 6s. 2 3D.
Advicss from Manila say that all tho tobacco there s
a he sent O spain.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
The Tuscarora and Nashville.

BIT OF BUNCUMBE from THE PHIvATEEK
The federal gnboat Tuscarora left Cowes about Eine
O'Clock on the morning of the 9th inst, and proceeds ed
westward.
The Nashville had forty hours start Of her.
The engineer of the Nashville told tho pilot who took
her out that agreed by all board tho Nashv he
that she should bc captured that he had all the
valves the engine arranged that sho could be blown
I'D In moment and that Il tho capture OF the Nashville
was ever heard violent explosion would accompany It,
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
The Invasion OF Mexico.


The MOrasur OF this morning says that Gen. Prim will
not take supreme OF the allied forces in Mexico,
but that each general will preserve the integrity Of b
own command.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
Turkcv.

single ministry for the two principalities Of wala
CHA and odava has been formed under the Presidency
Of Monsieur Barbo Catardj
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fe

ST. PETERSBURG, Eco. Z, 1907.
The journal today, in an article on the government
budget shows that the state Of Russian finances, COM
pared with other countries may DO considered favorable
IL SAYS that an increase of tho ordinary income Of the
government without increase Of taxes, may coon BE-
expected
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
News from san Francisco.

PROTEST AGAINST TAxrSG THE cALrroRrIA MINES.
Saw FRANCISCO, Feb. 20, 1899.
resolutions have passed both houses Of the
california Legislature protesting against the policy Of
taxing tho California gold mines by the general govern
mont, as proposed by the Secretary of the Interior.
Arrived, ship Comet, from New York. -
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
WAsH1NGTONs BIRTHDAY.
The CITY Celebration.

PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CELEBEA.
TION OF THE ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTIETH ANN
vERsARY OF THE BIRTHDAY OF WASHINGTON,
FEBRUARY 22 1862, UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CfrY OF NEW YORK.
The Corporation of the city OF New York will cee,
brate the Anniversary Of the Birthday of the Father OF
Country Saturday, the twenty second Of Febru-
sry. Thousand eight hundred and sxtytwo, by tbs
following observances:--
national salute will be fired at sunrise, at the eques
rian statue OF Washington, Union square, and at sunset
at the City Hall Park.
The bells throughout the city will be rung from noon
until one o'clock The bos OF Trinity church will chino
hours
Tho Mayor and Common Council, and officers Of Tho
city government will review the military at twelve
O'Clock noon, in front OF the City iial.
The following exercises will take place at two o'clock
in the afternoons in the large hall of the Cooper lnst
tute
FJSt-sIusic--By wallsces full band.
Ssco,,G--PIayer-B the Roy. Dr. Tying.
Ti,d-Rcading Washingtons Farewell Address--By
George Fl. Moore, ESD, Secretary of the Historical So
ciey
F,lrtl-Oration-By Hon George Bancroft
Ffh--The National Ans will be sung by one OF our
most elective glee clubs
SsJ-B Benedicton--by the Rev. DR.. Potts.
Our fellow ctiyens respectfully requested to sus
we'll in coinmemoraton of the Birthday of Washington
in response 10 the recent glorious victories which have
crowned the arms OF our Union.
The flags will be displayed from all the public build
ngs and the citizens aud masters vessels in port
requested display their flags from their houses and
vessels during tho day.
The City Hall and public buildings in the Park i'll be
illuminated aud NIL citizens requested 10 illuminate
their stores and houses in the evening
JAMES REED,
HENRY SMITH, Committee
FRANCIS ]. A. B00I.E, Of Board Of
ISAAC DAYTON, Aldermen.
WILLIAM WALSH,
AILXR II. KEECH,
JACOB NJ LONG, Committee
CORNELIUS DESMOND, : of Board Of
THOMAS STEPHENSON, | Councilmen.
JOHN BRItE,
HENRY SMITH, Chairman.
AIExlNDER II. KEEH, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
Prcgra mime OF the Celebration at the
National Capital.
WASHINGTON, reb.

WASHINGTON, rcb 90 1862.
The following is the order Of proceedings for the two
hohtcs OF Congress on the 22d Of February iust.;-
At enc O'Clock precisely tho Senate, with tho invited
The New York herald., 1862-02-21
The Pursuit. of Price-strong Union Feel.
ing i'm Arkansas.
SPRINGFIELD, No. Feb. 10, 1862,

SPRINGFIELD, No., Feb. 10, 1852.
1t is not probable that army will follow Gcnerai
Price very into Arkansas There considerable talk
of fortfyng Neosho and placing detachment Of troops
at Csssville.
Letters found in Prices headquarters reveal strong
Union sentiment in Arkansas.
Abort Pke is working wonders among the Indians
CAssyiIIE, NO., Feb. 16, 1862.
We arc in pursuit OF the enemy. Ho Is now ped
at Kcetsville eight miles southwest Of this place.
pecting Ave regiments from Arkansas. Perhaps Price
will make stand at Keeisyilo but IL is doubtful his
army seems demcrazed. At McDcwells, on Flat Crock
we attacked his rear guard They made weak resist
snce, and then cpitatey fed.