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INFoETAAT Tax 1NsTRUCTIoNs.-The fol-
low .ng aie some additional Instructions 10 tie
internal revenue officers from Commissions
DOG;wCli:
The corporation having a priT cinal Office in
one Town and alllls ~ other places, mast take
o|t q icrBSe for each factory, when the facto-
ri's are in different towns or on different prom
isrS.
The returns must be made and taxesl,aid 10
The Officers OF the collection disiric. where the
factory IL Situated. For The purpose of taxa
ti"n. each establishment Is To- be treated a.
though Ii was owned by an individual VINO
Rad no IH:Prf'S; III iny other establishment.
Ia relation 70 steam vessels, when engines or
boilers are built by other parties no pay the
manufacturers dnty on ihrm, the daty will
not be assessed upon the whole yasseis-yess-
seis not being iaXahie.
! merchant tailor who makes has clothes into
garments for li> customers must Ike olfr 4 Ii
Gems" as 4 manufacturer. II he selis hi, own
goods on iiis own premises when manufactured.
no license Is required 10 sell.
ShormalS' -, black, miJhr and 9th. IL "a gagged
IA similar br&ns Ars OF has lntss GOt specified,
where nianufactuT,s amount 10 -i.;sU pr aa-
mum must take out 4 license as a manuf9cturs.r
Repairs arT not considered as manufactures.
M,inGiaciGTvrS OF arms, SC for Government
are sui I",i to license and duty.
ICalCrs ia ice should be required ID :a.le ont
licerse-those who sell AZ their Store-h hons, as
retail dealers, and those who pcddc AZ out, as
peddlcrs.
&c. must make monthly RETURNS, and tax re
levied.
Eating houses cannot sell cigars or tobacco
40 ille amount OF = I,CJ0 without license.
Merchants having two or more stores must
take out license ter each one.
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From California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. s-The ship Twllienl
cleared for New York to-day, carrying LOO
bales of wool, lit,GOa hides, 20 bales OF cotton
drll, l,tsN bags copper ore, lS,Ssg gallons epir-
ats tuTpe milne, and 80 casks OF Iallow-all NSl-
Ned 81 S3F.tsU.
Sales OF l,taU bbls. crushed sugar az IL ets !;
1e,oo0 tTkins of butter NJ IS cents: iUO ooxes o1
candles al l5kaisis cents. Tobacco haH de-
GiingG - pr cent. for Inc best brands from ths
highest prices. Probably $4,000 fbs VIII q
shipped FOR New York by yitenext cHpp sr ship-
FreA sales Of wool 70 made ~ e cents. Wbea
SlaSl 60 per lCs lbs. for export. ...
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Tic Inon H,us; have clothing and shoes this
winter. They must have something TO cover
themselves from the driving slccf and snow
storms ~h"n on duty. The must he done,
though cuf fIicE6s ~ home should have 20
wear cotton and sit hy the firr. The army in
virginia stands guard this day, rs IL VIII
stand guard thls winter. over every hearth
sicnr throughout the South. The r,cg-a sen
iih.l Who may l.sc. bis weary r~ands this
" h'sT oH tl,.' b,-as spurs or tl3o rslu4 Eidse,
or along the FROZEN valleys Of the Shenandoah
ard Rarrshanncck, viii al-o 30 your sentinels,
my fri"Edr. al hoi6e.
II - not necessary ~ counsel violent m-ss-
ures: hut il il nor expected that any person will
be permitted to accumulate leather and cloth
fer purposes Of speculation. The necessities OF
Eo army Iise up like mountain, and cannot,
and VIII not ba overlooked. IL was hoped, at
one tine. TIA: wc might Obtain winter supplies
in 6arylaH This bop- was born after tae
. amy left Richmond, an,i has now mi--rsbfy
peTished. The government Is unable 10 furnish
the supplies; for they itra not to h. hal iH the
country. IL ii had exercised a little foresight
last spring and summer, when vcsscls were
rrpning the blockade with cargoes OF calico,
linen and o1her articles OF like importance, 4
partial supply, at least, OF hats, blankets, shoes
and wooll@h goods might have l--.n obtained
from FnEiand But foresight is quality Of
inc mind 'h"' Is seldom put IN practice in these
days.
Eut whatever nay DC doRc by ;hc p-oplc
should b. done immediately. Not one moment
can De- lost that viii rot b. marked, as by the
second hand OF a " atcli, with the lpangs of a
:uf!rrrr Already thc hills and valleys IL this
i,Eh latitude have been visited by frcst. and
;he nights are untomfo fortably cool 20 the man
y 10 sleeps Tl-oB She ground.
do not write 10 crea'e alarm. or 20 produce
4 sensation, bui 10 arouse the people 20 4 sense
Of the tue condition OF the array. have yet
IL learn that anything IS to be gained by sup
pressing The truth, cZc Tearing ne crEsv 70 su5-r
II must withhold the truth when the necessi-
ties OF ihn service require IL TO be spoken, ava
GuItc ready 20 return home
There i nothing new from the front. Il IS
repcrtsd that Jackson ercssrd the river ~ Will
Transport 4 few days ago, 20 repair 4 raa;:,
Which he might have occasion 10 use, and tirn
returned. -.e nothing, however, To change the
opinion heretofore pressed, liz: that tile EeYy
WORK Cf 'he campaign Is over, unless McClel-
should sF' rs 0E the south SIDE OF the river
This, some believe, public opinion al The North
viii compel him io dc. Il may bc so; ;houriI
doubt il. p A
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EE- Commissioner Boutwell, in reference a
the Excise Tax imposed on Bank diyioenc
has decided that, bank declaring 0ividRlJ
gay OF 1 ler cent. or II per SHARE, mustnot pay
The whole OF that sum 10 the stcc kholders, tou'
is required 10 pay To each stockhclds- pr
cent, less than lis dividend, or 3 = per share
cents FOR the government He states tAa1 he
provisions of the law would not be co.npl5ed
with in such case simply by paying nc =. cfivs-
eend 10 the stockholders .\snd fsree pr cent,
on Ihe amount IA the government.
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THE DRAFT IN SMARYLAND.--Itis III understood
that tiie draft of the militia of Mar land viii
take place on "Wednesday next, the 18th inst,
in such counties az have completed and revised
their enrolment lists. The Government as
sUmes the pep ulai son oi tlat Stale he 6le.6JS
and fixes the quota under both calls al l9,36i.
Oh this number 3,aG4 volunteers Ter three years
have already becIl1Grnished, leaSiHg q balance
OF 6,tto TO be raised by drait. Baili.nore city
will DC called on 10 furnish only Iorty-six men
by draft, having been credited with about c, 0o0
Volunteers. The nuInheT 10 be draffed iToaa
Baltimore county is s.S. Allegany. Washing
ton, Cecil anG Kent coHnties, having Furnished
their full quotas, will escape the draft. Tine
counties ia the southern section of the State
viii be subject 10 i very heavy dr3h.-bdn.
San. g
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LATER
STILL LATER

EARRIsBt gc. Oct. tc.-Dispasches iSst re-
ceiNrd irCm SilipIlensbUrg confirm the news OF
III occupation OF { Chant-rsburs. The advance
Of ile iettl Ecrce consists OF 800 cavalry ard
AK pitCCs OF artillery.
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rS-Tter rs something OF an lexcitennent a
Albany, ~ y. II consequenceof adfsagreessen
between State Treasurer Lewis and Canal Au
dItor Benion. The Auditor claims the right. II
drawing warrant on the Treasurer, 20 speclfS
on " MAJ bank the Treasurer shall draw hid
check. The Treasurer refases 10 recognize fn7
right OF the Auditor 10 make such dsre cfsons 4
lie therefore draws checks on such oanks nav
ing canal deposits as lac deems proper. hae
checks are not drawn on banks sf'ecinFa "a n i
warrant the Auditor rcfuses 20 cSunt rsk
them, and hence the protest OF drafts, ano nsnci
The hrCil --f'
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RRBEL LIEUTENANT CAPTCRED.-A small
party OF The roth Pennsylvania Ca. airy, while
scouting 10 Prince William County day before
ioncing 10 a rec iTnent Of South Carolina Cav
airy. HEa 49,
Prince William County, tds LirHSnaut be-
anne euauored with and married a Miss
Votchkiss. formerly frCm Glen's Falls. Nrg
York. aEd while visiting his wife, was sur-
~ - ara c3ptuTc6.--.;ls sc76yio Meas, o.. =
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The Retreat Of Price.

CAIRO, Oci. e-The report OF the Federal oc =
cupaticn or Grand Junction IL MOI coafirned :.
Cur troops, however, occupy Rien6, and We
have chased Price as far as R~oley, and sol
far can be asctTtained, the chase is still
kept mp.
The reported death Of General Oglesby frcrn|
wounGs received al Corinth IS incorrect.
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S.JT.-1RSO.-x.

UhAkE'S PLANTATION BiTTEKS
lnyigorates, strengthens, and puriies the sys-
terni is perfect appetizer, and natures great
reetorer. Itis composed of pure st. Croix Rum,
the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs
Particularly adapted to weak and delicate per-
sons, and can be relied upon for its purity 1t
cures Dyspepsia, is gentle tonic, and is Just
the thing for changes of the season. Sold by
all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons
p. II. DRAKE il co, 2ca Broadway, New
York. sc 35-eo6m
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niRNE1I'S

BAN ~ '
MUSEUM, CIRCIS,
MAMMOTH AMPHtTIiEATRE.
MONDAY AFTERNOON
MONDAY NIGHT, October l3,
Louisians Avenue aud Tenth Street
BARNUM's MUSEUM,
CIRCUS and
MAMMOTH AMPHITHEATRE
Is COMING.
-S
DARNUM'S $50 0G0 MUTT
IS COMING.
GEN. TOM THUMB
Is COMING
TIE ALBINO FAMILY
ARE COMING
ADAMS PERFORMING BEARS.
2 in number, includin.
SAMSON
ARE COMING.
r. T. BARNTM
T. BAKNUM
Is COMING,
and will appear on
NEXT MONDAY AFTERNOON
ocll Louisiana Avenue and Tenth Street.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT:
PENNSYLVANIA INVADED BY TIE
CONFEDERATESl
THHY OCCUPY NERCERsBURa And cH.s-
REESRE RGi

BARRIsBrRG, Oct. ~, :. sop. m Gov. Curtin
has iust receiN ed the folio W ing dispatch fro n
Col. Mcclure, G Chan:Sersburg:
"McrcsrssErS was oseIpiad by StawsT =
r.Ll IaNSlTs to-day, and they are now ALL
Nancine on Chamhershurg. They 'ook ho-~-=
and al oii.,r prop ny they es.I;ei a; N-resEs-
burg, Offering r-l-l scrip for ~. They did no
injury 10 indiN idIlals that have heard e.
The force j. esiins;. at tlsree thau ,sat. T1Ae,
reteis are certainly cdranctrc on Csarocrs-
burg. They have cut the Bedford * IT..
Tiny are reported as near ~. Thomas.
about seven miits frcrn here. There Is 40
derbi whatever OF their being in Nercersburg.
Thy viii certainly giSes "a a cali i,,-nishg
Nc hao tho ruTnor a. O'clock. but IL was rot
CREDITED.
I've can make no resistance, a. 1, weuid
only eSasi'elate asd cause wantoE des;rI cslsn
-i property snG iife.-.s .-..-
LATER hrr.....
p CHANRrRsFURe, Oct 10, p N-Af.cnf NJ
tccn men. on horseback, have come int, .s1ss r..
s,rTrrd with carbines and carrying 4 fiar os
truce. Trey want &c sre The chief ru.er os Ihs
town. They have a large force one mile fro.n
the town. and Viii enter ava an bosr.
Col Mcclure and Provost Marshall h mnsell
have gone two miles from the town &C meet he
reb-l commander. Nothing can be done excpt,:
surrender. We took tor rae rebel force in hsif
an hour. They crossed the Potomac al Hass-
cock, and came ever me country 20 tho Pif-s-
burg turnpike. 'a.s
1he uepcsi,s O: The Chanbrrsbrrg Baa have
rot been returned from New York since che lE;e
raid.
HARRISBURG, Oct. To- .. nn.-Cfov Curcin y
now pushing troops up the valley.
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From Cairo-Grand Junction Occupied ky
FEDERAL Troops.

CAIEc, Oct. 9.-Our trooJss occupied Grand
Junction o-day without opposition.
III rs reported that our troops have ocsuDied
TupelO, but this needs confirmation.
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THE WAR kENruCky.
The ErhrlS make an unsucceS-faI flank
mtSfment-The defeat and desperation Of
Mcteen's army confirmed.


LOUISVILLE, Oct. e.-The battle sf Perryvitie.
si which brief report haas already b~en pa o.
iished; commenced early in the morning by an
artillery duri. - h3ch continued all day f;.n
McCooks corps VAS engaged alone.
About O'Clock the Rebels made a.. efTorg %
'ufh lii' leit haik OF cur position. hfn GeHpe--
ale EeEilES ensucd II close quarters. The
kriels we're herr driven hack X with heavy loss
The taule continued ull dark, whrn both per-
Ii. : Test,d
Geu: 7, nrIl (Rri'rI) WAS inortaIly v,ounGe :;
also, Co. Webster, Of the gih Ohio. The UHisn
GsB. Jackson was killed. The report CT ths.
Gealh of Gen. Rousseau is not confirmed
h'' tnion loss Is estimated az two thousand
KILLED ana wounded. The rebel loss is thought
10 br GREATER.
General Criuender and General Gilber, have
reinforced General McCook. and the tss.slr fs.s
been renewed TINS morning.
q, =, raj Dumun;'s SUCCESS over the rer.als
Morgan ard Scott, ~ Frankfort, is fully con-
nIm'd Morgan entered Frankfort Yesterday
morning 80 seven o'clock, with his own and
Scott's cavalry, three thousand strong, meeting
TO opposition.
Thus Dumont moved on the rebels from
Sh' lbN svlile. and n noon had routed II IN.
The rbels are said 10 be dispersed and wan
terinc over The adjacent hills, endaavorinr 20
avoid Dumonts pursuing forces. IL nor an
captured, The command Will be CompleeeIy
broken mp. The rebels destroyed the rurnpiks
bridge beiorr tlcy Were attacked.
Brass's Army DEFEATED aud R-treatlus
Pursued by EurlI.
Louisville, Oct. lu.-Early Yesterday morn
lEG tIcn. Buel attacked Bragg's rebel fore ~
Chaplin : creek, i'm Jhe immediate vicinifg cf
f,irHNIlie- A short but terrific lgGt slc,i,
Y lien the rebels broke and reirsaied raplGly
over Three diVerging roads southWard.
Our forces are in close pursuit and hopn D
Tag the lot. AZ last accounts tfen. GiIbrfrr-s
forces were in the rear of the rebels and ssFne
distance below them. Military eNig-ncIes re-
qunc tlir suppression o. the Eame OF Tie pla ..
No further accounts Of the lossss on "a her
side in the battles just fought have been r.
cpIVtd.
louisNIllc Il M q great state Of anxiety and
eNcitemt nt respecting the fate OF our SOLDIERS
IN the pending battle.
Capt. Oldershaw, Gen. Jackson-s adia.ant
Il on his way hlTher from Bardstown, with rhs,
r'mains OF Gems. jackson and Terrill, and Col.
Webster, OF the 9Th Ohio.
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rS- Six,aen oentlemen, now holSng oonmis
sions an the srmy-ranEiBg from B-Ie~dts,
General Down 10 CaptaiB--Sre easdsdatAE "a
Congress, and il Is said some OF them are 0tf1
indignant tkat tney eannot o. - kaNe
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Der hath obtained from the Orphans Cont of
" Washington county. in the District of Columbia
Hlilism Dinow, late of Washington Co. aforesaid,
cerraSed MI persons having claims against the
said seceassd are hereby warnrd To exhibit the
same, yAn the vouchers thereof, to the subscriber
On or before the 9th day of Sc ptsmber next; they
may otherwise by Law be excluded from all benefit
Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2Dth day of - ntsmhsr
A II. lSt2.. -- "a. sU5ANNAH DILLOW
ee24 4lag3Ef g.. -....t AdHiHistrstrir
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!oHs T. FoRp. Lessee and Manager
GREAT SATERDtY NIGHT ByLL,
OVERLOOKING AUDIENCES.
PROMINENT AND DINFLUENTIAL RESIDENTS
DIsriNur shso psp>oS.Gss rros Arsh."!
Families. Ladis5 ana caiL!11H.
All nightly visit this Elegant ami Fashionable
DRAHA TIC EDIT CE,
FOURTH WEEK
OF the Triumphant Engagement Cf
MISS NJ A GGI T. / T . II Il l. l.,
Who has created Perfect furore
Drawing the Largest Houses in the City,
Receiving every Fi.ttc-lnE Com1cc9aricn!
THI EVENING,
tn X E z P PTECES
RO8GEI GREEN,
Olympia Cigniani Queen Of Aruzzii Miss Mitchell
After which the Protean Drama.
BONNIE FISH WIFE -
Miss MMsssYf Yhs.aaoMn Mss1.ns with Miss Mitchell
tDurins the piece q characteristic Scotch Dance
To conclude with
BROTHER BILL AND ME.
Ben. Wigse.. by The comedian. ..Eis2c,
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and farque tie ~ cents
q 20 cents
5oUiity CENTS
Private Boxes. ....................... So
No eAtra cllsEge fcr reserved seats.
Doors open at e quarter 10 Z o'ciock overture at
Soei""k curtain rises 1T quarter past oSlo"t.
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NkRcHAEsTTST;, sTT;,rps .
HOTELS.
RESTAURANTS, &C.
WILLIAM FINLEY 4 BROTHER,
CoRKKR SEVENTH AND + STs.,
Wholesale Dealers in
FINE CUT AND PLUG TOBACCO, SEG4RS
.ta PIPES, Sc,
Invite the attention of the Trade before purchas.
ing to examine our large stock, which is
replete with all grades of
the above articles.
..5sr- Also, AGENTS for This City
JOHN J. BAGLEY's
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES M1CHIG AN TOBACCO
TICE.
MICHIGAN FINE-CUT
Can be had at the following places, whom we fur
nish --...
J, s, DEARING, No. 26a Pa. avenue, above
d. f. IRVING, No. 514 Seventh st.
"A. NJ. HOOVER, No. 2s7 Pa. avenue, lsouth
BEN. SOLOMON, No. III Pa. avenue, above
nth st. 100. - :
VIM, A. HENDERSON, No. ATS Fifteenth ST.,
opposite Treasury Bntlding. oc slim :
u 351 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
genuine assortment of
HARDWARE AND ARMY GOoBSl
BAR IRON AND STEEL
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WAsEsEs sGTON TiEE, ,TxE.
Corner ELEVENTH AND c STREETS
Lessee and Manager. r.......... HETRY c. JARRETT.
Sixih Night ri
MR. JOHN T.. OWENS.
Miss KATE DENIM,
Ms VIOLA CEuCKER,
Mis- ANNIE WILKS.
Mrs II. p FRtTTtN,
Mr.. i. IL. DAVENPORT.
Mr. J. L. BARRETT, =
Mr. :. BLAISDELI =
Mr., LAT. KELLER,
OWENS " TWO CuASR&EEiTlEi!iRSs! / EEili!i Ss:-'' '6'''
0WEAS......... ...-... HS...... ...... PAUL pRY
tN fNS........ ........s> ....,......... LULLABY
THIS EVENING.
" Ill be presented tiIe laughahlc comedy of
? = L !. Y!
O., ] HOPE DON'T fNT'K FDr!
Paul Pry Ms great charactcrl Mr.. JHv =. Owens
: ftaT which.
1 CGNJUt9Ab LESSON
Nr. SImnn lullsb y-.........,. Mr.. Holm +. Owens
MIS- H!lAohSniiaiy. ...... Ms k3lc Denim
To conclude with tIe -plpudid farce of
IRISH ASSURANCE AND YANKEE M0DE-TI.
Sere5Gl Noreities ia P5ePuatioH.
ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and parqugtte ............. n cents
OrcheStFa thaifs. .......... coats
tHitct 20 cents
Seats can be secured daily from a. "a TIL s n m
Doors open ut ~ commence at754 o'clock.
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EREE CONCERT AT THE WASHINGTON
II ACADEMY OF MUSIC, 2s9 Pa avenue, be-
tween Sth and 10th sts.-NEw RRASGEHEST!-The
undersigned is happy to announce that he has ef
fected an engagement with Mr.. HENRY JUNG
NICKEL. the greatest FiOoncelo Player in
this country, who will perform every night at the
above hall, in company with other Stars. Also,
SiGNURA SEA DEL has been re-eng 60 ged, and will
delight our visitors with her magnificent Son gS,
Duets etc Mr.. ADUbpH WELLENSTEIN Will
pres ide at the Piano. Together with host of tai
ent unsurpassed by any establishment in the city.
Choice Refreshments constantly on hand. Officers
III attendance to preserve order.
Concert eommences at 3 O'Clock p. M.
3lm HENRY R0SENTAAL, Prop'r.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

fCHUs SeH fESTh cfN. THEA TER
Iesfh 81. abore Penasy ytrnn,a
JoHr J. FORD. .........-.....le Lessee and Manager
HUMPHREY BLAND. Stage Manager
The New York herald., 1862-01-17
were not only those standing against but
ALSO those among us who in secret try 20 bring aeoot
Decentralization Of the army.

were not only those standing in against H. but
also those among us who in secret try 70 bring abot
Generalization Of the army.
The resolutions as read were approved by the whole
Mr.. FRHDEmcH KAPP was then introduced TO address
the audience who at length drew comparison between
General Sige and the German portion Of the heroes
OF the American Revolution. The position of
General Sigel was nearly the same. They were
treated N like manner. Most Of the foreign
portion OF the heroes Of the Revolution sacrificed
their lives for the country. General De Kab fell a.
Camden, covered with no less than eight Wounds
General Sgel had right 70 expect 70 be supported
by ms countrymen. He was, there was question,
one OF the abest and best leaders Of the army The
Germans IN Missouri had been persecuted ever since
the breaking out Of the rebellion, because they
had remained true 70 the Union. without them
ing the State Of Missouri from the Union (Bravo.)
The speaker alluded to the slave question and slaves
contrabands taking radical view OF the question They
should dcmand for General Sge such position in which
he could be properly placed TO the advantage Of the
country while this war Is carried on.
Mr.. We'll Won GKRNsBAGH the next speaker, who
gave an exposition Of the bright military and private
career of General Sigel. He criticised, in very
sarcastic manner, the measures OF certain
mlltary leaders and government officers with re-
gard to the war in Missouri. He said that ethor
army in this would become discouraged and de-
would be overthrown and for centuries come
liberty, or the strong OF the people would of
these days raise against the in advised OF its
leaders.
The chairman appointed, when the speaker had con-
cluded the committee named IN the resolutions fol
Willmann. tf
The assembly were In conclusion addressed by Messrs
Reinhod Solger and Sgsmund Kaufman after which the
meeting adjourned.
The New York herald., 1862-01-17
iMPaRTANT FROM KANSAS.

IEAyEswoR1H Kansas, Jan. 10, 1862.
Intelligence has been received here that 4 600 Union
Indians in Cherokee county attacked the 9th by
superior force of Texan rebels. The Indians
PEELED to retreat. They in Kansas.
Brgadier General Denver left today for Western vir
gina.
continued guerrilla warfare Is carried johnson
and Bates counties NO., by rowing bands Of rebels.
detachment of Johnson's command recovered quantity
of government stock and other property conscaed by
tho rebels.
On the 5th in Johnson county Onion troops were
fired on from ambush and five men killed. I
The Supreme Court of Kansas is now hearing argu-
ments the gubernaiorai question. The attorney for
the contestant fled petition for writ Of mandamus to
compel the State Board of Canvassers the vote
for George A. Crawford for Governor at the lato
election.
The New York herald., 1862-01-17
PHILADELPHIA NAVY YARD.

The United States steamer Hartford, now at the Pha
delphia Navy Yard, went into commission yesterday,
with the following list Of olicers:-
Flag QGcer-D. @. Farragut.
Cdp'din-R Wainright
CITtdia Of Fieet-H. Bell.
Fira Lieutenant and Er-o1lcer-J. s. Thornton.
LiereJidnt--A. Kantz.
SuFUcOn-
Captain Ctmmdnding Ndrines-John l.. Broome.
Chicf Engine-r-J. =. kimball.
Pdgn,dsfsr-G. Plunkett.
Second Lieuendm Hdrtnes--G Heieslcr.
Assistant SugcoR-J. Hugg.
Sqipg Mdser-E. A. Walker.
Fag Officers Secretdry-Mr. Walden.
Acting Mastrs-D s. Marphcy, J. g. Lewis, g. b.
Locke. ii. B. Carter, G. De Saines.
Seoond ASH tam Engiae1s-J. Purdy, f. A. Latch, =.
A. Nelson.
Third Assistant Enqinetrs--C. J. Cooper, y. NJ Bur
chard, J. lie Gran, A. X. Fulton. ai
Acting Nidshil men--J. II. Recd, ii. G. Blake.
Gsinaer-1. Duncan. a
Bodtslcdi ir--J Walker.
Cdrpes,er-J II. Coney.
Maste,'s 1ates--E. j. Allen, T. Mason, A. II. slorrs.
The New York herald., 1862-01-17
INTERESTING FHaM CAIRO.

CAIRO, Jan. 10, 1862
The force from this point TO Paducah consists
Of nineteen regiments Of infantry, four regiments and
two companies OF cavalry, and seven batteries Of ar
tilery. - $500
The steamer d. A. January with the Forty fifth Illinois
regiment Colonel Dave Stuart is aground twenty miles
above Cape Grardeau She be reached by steam
land force, with provision train, has been des-
patched to their assistance They will probably march
to Jonesboro' and come here by railroad.
The river is full OF ice.