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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-07


HEADQu ETERs ARMY OF POTOMAC, !
AECTGRroWN, Nov 8.
The battle at Ba1bees was fought by cavalry
alone and between the best disciplined troops
either army can produce The final result
shows that the Confederates left IS dead On the
field Their wounded must have been numer
ous The Federal loss was 5 killed and ten
Wounded.
Pleasanton to-day, reports that Jackson oc-
suMes Chester Gap with his command. The
Uvn Of Wanenton was occupied by the Fede-
raj uoopsat p. H., taking 5 prisoners belong
ing to the Sd Virginia cavalry, and two infantry
soldiers who stated that their regiments had
gone up the valley
Gen. Bayard had slight skirnish to-day on
The Waterloo road, killing one man, wounding
tNo and taking ten prisoners, without any loss
On our side
GAINESVILLE, VA Nov. 7.--Gen Key
0ot corps OF Mcclellan command took pos
&'loa Ct Narrenton yesterday. The enemy
1 evacuated. no fighting ensued. The investi-
sa''on into the causes OF the conhagration at
unmarked, resulted in convicting two men Of
'en, stelnwehr' scommand. A court martial
peets to-day, TO try the cases. Last night was
intensely cold, and Ihis morning fell the first
/ snow OF the season.
M FRAScisco, Noy. s; 40 p. m.-The
i .I.p ~. uieaner: from Boston, has arrived at
1 "S port he market is quiet and the wea,h-
Aowely.
/ lhe Rev. Dr. Wadsworth, late Of Philadel-
"a .'a: v Vas regularly installed Pastor Of the Cav
1 al! Church last evening.
: IRE at Volcano. in Amanda county, which
l 'O'FeQ On the Goth ultimo, destroyed St.
3; ,s11se Hotel and several of the surrounding
/ '10'oss The loss is S25.OO0.
| has bnsV bna VEN Of copper averaging IS per cent
ssc;nn us?A struck near the celebrated Copper
It, s.14 IaIl u taaveras county. It was opened I2O
4 |Ts:s' Hs'o' the source and y feet vide, aud
! .g~@rr' >,'ea to Be richer than any former dis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-07

The Prince de Joinvllle has just published.
| IN the Paris Revue des Dcux-2Iondas an 10
teresjing as very remarkable paper On the sub
jieet Of the campaign he recently made, with
his two Royal nephews, by the side Of Gen.
Mcclellan. At the close Of the Prince nara
tive, occurs the following striking passage
If the struggle between the two sections zloy
in arms should be prolonged, if the solutlo:: :!
their great conflict should be much f4ls::L.e
postponed> then evils Of another characte: rs
spring trom it. Urged on b. the rasscAs 5>t
the necessities oi tie struggle, The Federal &c
ernment may proclaim the abolition Ct a|szyo.T,
and may even be impelled 70 employ :: ;e::*,t>;
means Of carrying on the war by arzni:.g -
slaves against tIler masters. BIT suca : = Il
sure, apart from it's features Of violence a:@1
bacI,ar;ty, would be Of no profit 20 tocse :;;.z;;
should adopt it. 1t would lead tc i1epreea:;zii3 &c
divisions i'll the bosom OF the Northern ;'t*;;:41
far more beneficial than injurious tc the se;2&.
sion cause These are important views, 81:
ing from the source they do
We lind published what purports 70 oc I: ce:',
for great National Mass Convention G: :co
people: to be, held at Pittsburg, l'e;:nsy7
varja, to give shape to the public acrt.~
nlent IN reference to the war. 1t is signed =:
most OF the business houses in Pittsburg.-
The call says - r he recent pro o;lamations OF
the President, announcing the military neces-
sity of emmanci pating the slaves Of the Con-
federate States, and calling for The suppression
of disloyal sentiments and actions throughout
the land, ought to be and must be sustained:
and enforced. .
1t is said by some, that the New York Leg
islature is Republican, and Gen !Iacsworth ;c
talked Of IS the successor Of Preston King.
The \. Y. Radical Journals s1:cis t3 ;ha
Pos. the Tin ;ne;;, > anc lie '''riiio2Ce :
after having hurried the President ::itc ne:
Radical course Of Proc;amation&, -agai:s:: liz
North, anc; the South, and thereby causing
him loose me Elections, Hcv ;rrl: agane:;
MIN, after having adopted tla: 2rogya,ai;:G:
anc; att;:ct he mbecili:y, s>2c :5:csrDafc1c",
9f MS military st:cGio::; tzo, 60. Nov.
this is rot !air
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-07
The LI,1NoIs ELEuyIoI,.
;S'.nC1,I WASHINGTON.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-07
15flc0raph{t alel>>s,
LATEST WAR NEWS,

THE FIGHT AT BARBEESt
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
EXECUTORS NOTICE

The undersigned hereby gives net'cc that
Letters have heen granted 10 lila l,v lle
Register of Mills &c. as Executor uf the
estate OF Sarah Inl!sgr. iate ol Washington
township. Cambria cpUatv, decd, a.l ..,r-
sons indebted {" said estate are requested TO
make payment, and aii persons A4sin-
claims against sid estate agc rsquestl3 L
present them properly authenticated far st
element.
JOSEPH CRISTE, Executor.
March 2G. ISG2-Ct
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
AUDITORS NOTICE.

The Auditor appointed II the Orr hans
Count of Cambria County II t;ist,ih-'e tlle
money IN tla hands Of J--eIh Miller, Ezccu
Tor Of Robert Filun. 2sc'A.. hereby u,tfrs
al persons interested. tina: ls- wiH attend %
toe duti,s ~ SAID appointment ~ l.s sfice
in EbeuSlUr-. Ca Saturday 4 ITil Goth ir.sl-.
~ one O'Clock =. u. when and where q.
persons havinE claims agc required = T,resuG-
them. or be forever Gei,algo.. f1s.n c-ruir-
OF said fund.
pHIL. s. NOOK. au1itor.
April .. S62 St
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

! ej,e~s Of Administration ea IL Estate
e. Of Peter Sweeney, late &C Munster
township. Cambria Counly, have been gran
ted TO the undersigned by lie Register =
Cambria county ;aU lhose indebted "a se73
estate are requested 70 make laymeut. and
tLoSs having claims are requested 10 present
them duly authenticated Tor cttienieut.
LLLEN SWEENEY.
Anil 2Z-Ct-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
TREHSuRER'S SALE
OF UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS y

OF Z UNSEAIED LANDS AND LUIS IN
CAMBRIA COUNTY, A. d. 1862.
|, THOMAS CALLAN, Treasurer Cf Cam
bria County, in the Commonwealth Cf Penn
sylvania, in pursuance of the several acts Of
Assembly of SAID Commonwealth directing
the time and manner of selling UnSeatea
I.an,Is for taxes. do HEREBY GIVE NO
IICE'. that tie following described tracts OF
unseIred Lands and lots IF ground, in the
said County oI Cambria. or such parts there
Of aS may he necessary TO pay arrearases oi
taxes due thereon. for one year ar more, will
be Offered Tor sale at the COURT HOUSE,
Ia tie B rough Of Ei,ensburg. on the second
MONDAY (being the eth day. OF JUNE
next. and continue by adjournment from
day To- day. uuril the whole he sill, for sTch
arrearageS of taxes and costs necessarily ac-
cruing thereon
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
NOTICE

Letters Of Administrative or tie estate OF
joseph M'Fecly. late Of CicagEgl,l ros~u>hia.
deceased. have been granted u .,e sulscvi-
her. residing IN said township. All versrns
knowing themselves Indebted 50 s1il estate
viii please make payment. and those having
claims against It. VIII present them properly
authenticated for settlement
JULIA ANN AIFEELY, AG,n-x.
April >, lS62-6t.
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it Fe.s'o" 10 ne @fJ"''3 "'t4 tIy'"J H
S'THJ ttA"E oT g'''.5-.''s 'f ne bo'."i"
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q ne same.
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CESS and Tywu C.uu-:i f rl,a Borough o.
taITyIlJown, ANA 1t : hereby ordained by
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Lawrence Schrotll. and Continuing on
through Nrrthnaid. .ciihuut interruption
to. and ia front al lie property of Albine
Oswald On the East SIDE heginLing at an
alley on tic property of j ,itu PiJ't. and
continuing ou Through N"rthwar'l. without
.s.terTuutua. t., duG ia front IF Landelne
GJttwaid's prot crty. The grading aud
paveing of Carroll Street will be confined
t1r the present, to the : nth side. hognnin"
at Main Street, with three widths of eighteen
inch plank, and extending Or tV Church
Street.
c,l n ,.- sl.l
,'.,,o',..1 ?, ,,,,,,...,l t ,,,,o :. 81. mi
,,.,,,a s,,rb s,,i,,,nt If pr.r,uJ or land a-
SS,a,, he fr.ntin0 or Iavinn on the above
med Streets. and TO have the work COM
,.l.ted hy the fifteenth. ,iav Of Nav lS62
should any Individual fail to comply with
the above REQUESTS. tie Sire C,mIni>soner
will at-orsa take clarEe of the work. and
rharga .i.'I 90 The owner for time and material.
with an addition Of twenty ucr cent On the
Gailar for the material. a. directed bv law.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30
LIST OF RETAILERS

a. Foreign and Domestic Merchandise, SC.
r, cambria County for the year 1862.
JghnsEoNn BorOugh,
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1862-04-30

ALSO-At the salre time and place will
he sold the folIoJsinc Seated Lands and Lots
of Ground. on which the taxes remain un-
uaid. and which have been returned tn the
Commissioners. a@re,a!ly To the Act of As
senhly of April 29th 1914.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
City Intelligence.

BALL or THE "BsSKolKSr AND SOCIAL UuoS Tho.
first anniversary ball OF hs popular association came OF
last evening at the City Assembly Rooms and proved
most brilliant affair. The entire set Of rooms were
thrown open for the occasioG and led to repeton with
array Of beauty aud fashion. Everything passed oil
hlrmonOusy nothing occurrls to the social enjoy
mcnt and happiness Of the entertainment
LEcruRB on THI POWER AN IDEA.--Stowart L. Wood.
ford Assistant United States District Attorney repeated
his address the above Monday evening at
the Methodist Episcopal church Seventh A
large audience present and his sentiments were
cevcd with evidences OF hea ty approval Mr.. VS. lec
ture as shoui have beou from his subject, very
earnest aud thoughtful production and was Delivered
with great ease ami elegance. II contained straghtfor
ward avowas Of earnest sympathy with the idea or
freedom but at the time decided n It's EXPIRES
sion Of the duty Of staining ths government, OF sink
ing partisan dns cnces and uphoding the constitution
aud the Union.
IMPORTANT ARRRsr An ArIxexD BuRctAR-On'
Thursday night last the OF H. NJ Ray, No. Cedar
street. was entered by burglars and robbed Of
thousand dollars worth OF valuable goods consisting Of
shaws vcstiugs silks, NC. The way In which the rob-
under the sidewalk As az the loss discovered
the matter was placed the hands Of Detectives Etaco
and Farley and yesterday they succeeded nrresting
man named Edward Taylor, the alleged burglar besides
recovering all the property The accused, together with
the Foods, taken to the police headquarters Tho
prisoner Is said TO be very hard case having already
served two terms In Sing sing prison, aud was identified
of those arrested for stealing clothing at the Jen
nings' nre, In Broadway, some years ago.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

ALBANY, Jan. 21, 1852
The following is the special committee the Albany
and susquehanna Railroad-Aessrs. Ramsey Connolly,
Angel and Farrar.
memorial for fortcatons at the mouth Of the Gene
river received.
Accumulation from the Commissioners of the Land
Office presented. asking for law TO authorize the
sale Of lands held by the title Washington Mar
ket Referred TO the delegates from the city Of New
York.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr.. BRADIxY-For incorporating bank Of savings and
endowments in New York city.
Mr. CLARE-To amend the Of 1859 relative courts
Of sessions and police courts.
Mr.. MCRPHy-To amend the Kings County Court act.
Mr.. WILLARD moved 10 refer the subject Of capital pun
shment in the Governors Message to the Judiciary Com
mittee. Carried.
The bill supplementary TO the act to continue Flabush
avenue vas ordered to q third reading
Mr. TRUMAN introduced bill 10 amend the usury laws.
It provides that when more than per cent is
charged the oaner shall only forfeit the interest and
double the amount charged in usury.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
TIE GREAT MARI OF COCKS.

Gigantic Gathering Of American Sports
at TrOy-An Undfsturbed Controversy
Between Twenty-six Courageous Cocks
Albany Against TrOy-TrOy Ahead for
the Royal Main-Tcrrffic Fighting
MOrrissey q Heavy Winner--A NJ ain Be-
tween New York and Troy Cocks to Come
On.Thc Place-Vhe Scencs-The Inci-
dents, &C., &c.
OUR TROY CORRESPONDENCE.
Troy, Jan. q, 1862
Troy, New York, the head Of sOop navigation the
Hudson river last night the focus Of American
sportsmen, and they gathered here in stupendous
bers every train arriving throughout the day up
ten O'Clock in the evening bringing greater less
Der of the eminent fancy from New York. Brooklyn Al
bany Chicago, Detroit and other localities
witness the great main long condentiay
to the deeply interested. The fight took place at the
well known sporting resort Of Paul Kavanaghs, on Con-
gress street Some few days since the temperance
hold State Convention in the cellar OF church. not so
with the sports, for they assembled in the garret
four story buildng-and such q scene. 1t well nigh
battles human language and descri tion. 1t ami.
mated nature" in earnest On reaching the spot, At
about nine O'Clock, the Of dollar lawful tender
Of the Merchants and Mechanics Bank Troy procured
for the following significant card Of admission tho
striking verbiage Of which will fail arrest the at.
tention-
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
THE sEvENTY.SIXTH REGIMENT NEW YORK
VOLUNTE ERS.

Yesterday morning at haIf-past nine O'Clock the
whole corps, numbering one thousand strong, under
Colonel Greene were drawn up In lns and after going
through various svoutons, which they performed with
aptness and precision they left the Park barracks
Rikers Island They were loudly chsered as they
passed down Broadway. They marched to the Staten
Island landing slip, whore boat was in readiness to
convey them to their destination. There now four
months pay due to them, which they expect 70
before leaving for the seat OF war. They . young
robust, steady looking set Of men, and although only
organized since September last, have acquired much
proficiency ia their drill exercises. They will only re-
main week at Rikeris Island. The OF the
officers have already appeared In the HERALD
The New York herald., 1862-01-22

IoyetUes
Mr.. Peter Miller connected with the United State,
Marshals Office OF this city, gives the following
formation
The rebel schooner Venus taken on Galveston by
the Rhode Island and the following prisoners have been
brought on
Andrew Nelson, captain. Timothy Canarads
Petar Hanson, mate. Edward English.
Edward Hcker, cook. Joseph Parker.
Cornelius J. Haven. Francis Callahan.
Charles Eastwood. James Smith
Charles Smith. Alfred Johansen.
Jacob johnson.
The following prisoners deserted Tstnalis feet OF Ga
vsnnah:--
Daniel b. Harrington. John King
Those who follow taken at Hilton Head and con.
fined for some time board the Wabash
Jacob Judy. James J. Coson.
James T. Bryan. Captain George J. Mahe
Mr. Mahe is q citizen Of LouisaDs. He Is a nephov 4
Charles Conrad, Secretary Of War, under Presaent
Fillmore. He also Assistant Secretary Of legation
under Mr. Faulkner France He the battles Of
Bull run and Balls Bluff. From the latter place he
on 70 New Orleans, ON furough. He was taken whHe
1shing OF that port.
The prisoners wero brought TO this city by Mr. John
jenkins Deputy United States Marshal for Philadsphia
William Schuyler James q. street and Charles Noble, Jr
lhe fhhadelphia train brought them on yesterday
afternoon. They were taken 70 tho South ferry, and
thence by NE Hamilton avenue cars to Fort Lafayette
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
Assembly,.

ALBAU, Jan. Il, 1862
The House occupied until half past twelve con.
siderng general orders No bills Of interest acted
Mr. ConDNaToN gave notice Of . bill 10 allow any tar
payer to maintain action against public officer guilty
Of maeasance Of Office, and TO allow mortgagors TO
deem lands within q certain time after tho sale.
Mr. McLEoD gave notice of Spring street Railroad bill
Mr.. TALsAN-To fix the compensation Of the New York
public officers.
The District Attorney OF Albany county sent in the
repcrt of the evidence Of the Grand Jury the Of
the Indictment OF F. s. Littleohn for bribery.
After opposition by Mr. SoHoIErED the testimony
read.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
Movements or Transpor,s

The United states steam transport Oriental sailed on
Monday evening for Annapolis where she VIII take in
horses and troops for Key West
The United States steam transport Nstsnzas VS. at
pier No. North river, has nearly completed loadiD,.
and will sail today She has . cargo Of provisions
and ammunition. and will also carry three hundred
trooIs.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
THE FOURTEENTH UNITED STATES INF AN
TRY

This splendid regiment, so popularity known, and
doing duty at Perryvie, in Maryland under its gallant
commander Colonel Stone, win shortly be brought its
full strength. Yesterday morning eight O'Clock de-
achment under the command OF Colonel Krance arrived
in Jersey City from Poug route to Perryville
Maryland. They remained there only for short time
TO regals themselves with coffee, &C., after which they
entered the prepared for them and left for their
destination.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
Anair. ae EN-. PhiIadeIphis navy Yard.

- ! FHlADEiFHiA, Jan. II, 1907
The trouble at tbs Navy Yard s about concluded This
morning there were moro men ready 20 work than
were required There 70 no probability therefore, Of
the yard beng closed at present.
II s stated that the order the Ybodo Island 10 no "a
Boston has been countermanded upon the
that the werkmsn willing to resume work
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
News from * ansas.

THE CONTESTED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RETWEEH
THE JAYhAwKEks AND CITlzRNs.
Lg1sESwpx1H, Jan. 20, 1852.
In the Of Crawford u.s. Robinson, contssting the
right to tho Governorshp OF Kansas the Supreme Court
has refused to grant The OF applied for
by the contestant, Craw ord.
Under this decision Robinson the present incumbent,
holds over for q year longer.
Considerable excitement exists at Atchison to-day
owing to q collision between the citizens and band Of
Jayhawkcrs. Some arrests have been made, end more
trouble il exDected.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
Arrivals and Departures.
pEPAIlTURES.

LvERpooI-Se Bonenian. from Portand--T Rum
ner, Deschsmp, Benjamin Lyons Marir, Pamondin,
Murphy, Mrs Nelson, Misses and Nelson, Of Montrea
Mrs and Miss Wilson, OF England Mr. Buce, Of Hamilton,
Mr. and Miss King aud two Misses Labas, ol London, CIV
Shed and Tbos Connolly, OF Quebec; Mccary, Baxter
and Butterwortb, OF Bostpn AIR Ceavrscs lady and
child, OF Paris; mrs Rhodes Of Eng and Mr. McCoan q
TorUno Mr. Waterhouse lady and child OF statcs Rev
Dsnieson, of 81 Johnsbury Chas Memien slmco-and 1
In TIC steeIage.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
RECRUITS FOR THE FIRST VERMONT
CAVALRY
A detachment OF fifty men and Z,

detachment Of fifty men and twenty five horses, be-
longing the First regiment of Vermont cavalry arrived
in this city yesterday morning. in charge Of Lieutenant
Ward and are at present quartersd in the Park Bar
racks.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
The Flood i'm the Ohio River.

CINCINNATI, Jan. II, 1892
The Ohio river has risen inches since last
evening and is still rising at the rate Of one inch per
hour. There is hfty two feet and four inches Of
water in the channel The weather TO day is cool and
cloudy. There was light fall Il snow last night
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NEW YORK
THE FIRST CONNECTICUT BATTER,

THE FIRST CONNECTICUT BATTERY.
This battery which has been delayed in city
week, win get of to the seat of to-day The ship
Elwood Walter is ready TO receive them and soon
the men and horses shipped she will sail at for
Port Royal.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22


gagged in any ether business who would be troubed with
the same poor msmory unless it managers Of railroad
monopolies.
The reading Of tho testimony caused great deal Of
comnuton around the legislature and the different
items turned the parties implicated do lsng
about somewhat uneasiy under the load Two officers
OF the last House aud reporter correspondent
were among the recipients OF the fsbed II appears
that the chief manager in the Mr.. 8 Little
John stated that he was hired to ub, had well
paid and was willing " divide with his friends. Ac-
cordpgy 1t selms that he made a sort Of Robin
Hood distribution, throwing 1t around the Isgsla-
sure by hundreds and thousands. No members name
turns the ecipent of any on this wonderful
Post once bill but two or three are mentioned hav-
ing been consulted with. No person who was here
during the last session believe for a moment but
tla sumo Of the members did receive money not only
III and other bills before the Legislature la no other
was the votes ~ certain parties be reconced with
c that their votes having boen recorded for
measures, pa ties ints estcd IN them paid their board
bills at abe end Of the session. This done a num-
Z Der Of msfances The Post once BILL when was arst
Oroug haze, contained suse ced ng ali the right
doterest u the State In the church properly the
zCnited StatAs government not retaining a
saving clause allowing the state legal jurisdiction
.enooEh TO summon witnesses before a jury. II
,lhey happened 10 he employed in the building
h bill was sent here accompanied ~ communication
rro Sc o,ary Holt asking Tor its passage 1t kept
NJ the hands Of tie cmmttee until the bey agents Of
che bill we're all pubic places that they had
formed ring Of thirty hree members IN sts favor II
was thpn reported from the commttee sno motion
msde 10 maze IL speciai order, which failed In that
eonit remained abouttwo weeks, its agents oil the
time buy. Twas finally reA bed and considered 10 the
comi,s, & o. the Whole, and there ths ma.esr sItsi
and the b defeated. II was owevcr, finally referred
TO the Judiciary Committee aud while IN their hands Il
was completely changed by NsA 'rs Cozans, Of New
YORK, aud hernan, OF 0noida, MAXI ng general av
tustead OF conhnrg u To the Dutch church property
They drafted bill ceiling the irisdct,n OF the state IN
any property Ia tb cit ~ New York k at the govern
ns1t might hereafter urch Sc for Post O. Ice purposes
In this condition u pissd, only few in Lte Assembly
voting against u. stated on number on ions
IN my correspondence ~ r ard 10 that b thu large
amount Of money had boen here s ssage
sod the day 70 owjt its nal passage in the
the following words peared in the Albany despatch OF
The HERALp'"Tbe jobeers have succeeded ~ securing