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THE NEW CONGRESS.

First Regular Session Of The Nir'y-ssrsHh Con.
gross.
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which greatly facilitates the process of teethng,
by sottenlng the gums, reducing all nfamations-
will alIay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
Health and DiSciplinr.

which has already proved itself in over fifty req
mcnts now at the seat of war near Washingt ton, 10
be positive prevention against sickness in the
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To DeHrOy-Rats, Reaches, SC
To DsStrOy--Mice, Moles, &c
TO DSdroy--Bed-B Bugs.
To DsstrOy---Moths, Fleas, Ants, &c
To Destroy--Mosquitoes
To DestrOy-lnsects on Plants and Fowls
To Desfroy--Insccts on Animals, &C., SC.
To Dsstroy---Every form and species OF Yer
min.
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FROM WASHINGTON
SPECIAL TO rINEs.

WASHINGTON. feb. l6.-If j. believed 2,
military men here, that Manassas will be-
evacuated by the rebels a. Bowling 0fcen
has been. a. soon as Tennessee i releasef
from rebel dcspoiism.
Tho carrying oi the Cnitod states mail
viii be renewed on the Old establi,he'
routes.
IL i generally believed that the propo.
ton recently brought by the robsl Aag OF
truce Was to refer the present dispute TO ior
cign arbitration.
Official dispatches were received AZ The
Favy Department this morning from Com
Foote. near Fort Donolson, to February H.
bat presents nothing beyond what II alrcad,
telegraphed 70 the press. except he sayr II
the boat had been able 10 have fought hi
teen minutes longer. the tight woula ha. q
resulted ia the capture of the fort. a The
rebels were running from the batteries.
The enemy.had twenty guns bearing ca
the boats, which we're only able n return the
FIRE with twelve gins
Com. foote also saws he had sent the ens
boat Tylor 10 the Tennessee River 10 rer
der the Railroad Bridge impossible.
The dispatch announcing our success a
Fl. ponelson occasoned intense joy.
No Official dispatches are yet received here
coniirmatory, further than that the Uppei
Fort has been captured by the land force
HERALD's DIsrsrcu.
The work OF thoroughly recognizing ID,
War Department. is rapidly progressins
To-day number of clerks were notified a.
leave, and prhibIicd from reyisilinc ,he Dt
parment again.
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The ssia from Liverpool on tho let. via
Qneenatown on the N arrivcd here With
date one day later.
LATEST N wAt az QUEENSTOWN
M.pafp. Feb. 1.-The sumter = stiil a
flihra'ter
Don Almeate, Mexican Minister. has ar
rived NJ Trieste anil been received ~ the
Arch nske Macmillan
The Austrsa Gazette meniiuaz the reap
pointment of the Arsh Duke Makimiilisn "A
Commodore at the Austrian NAVY and con
frsdicfs the report rcspe. tng the acheme 90
place him on the throne az Mexico
pkris. Too. e.--The Independence beige
o-scrfa that tho Southern Commissioners
l,sre informed the ln-tish government that
10 return for the recognition Of the South
ern Confectionery. they would eslal,lirh nost
absolute free trade Zoe frf YEAR. abolish
the external rlave iraliir and erancinate all
the blacks born afier tho recognition. These
ofFrrs. ho~ever. ~ill DOT detsrmn. Lord
Palner-ion n abandon The polics Of men
trality.
Ioxpos--- he position o. Mr.. ,itegry. Tor
the RECOGNITION II the South IA be discus.
"a soon afler The opening OF Parliament
An iutcrestiDg and efcited debate aud reiec-
zion Of the proposal y expected
PsRIs -ReDtes 7if Sc
Boxpy. Feb. l3.--Ibe esporaisOn ~
Ssliystre nom Indie. sseept 10 British Porte.
= probibstsi.
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CINCINNATI mAwksT.

CINcfS>kn. Feb -.
Flour ia active demand aHd price. shade
higher. supeiine 81. 25@4 ~; extra ~ ,3c@
lbs.
Wheat in good demand end prices iirSu
red BOA &c; white 9s,a<l .02
Oats dull AZ 2sc.
Corn firm AZ 30
Barley ia active demand, With sAles OF
5000 bushels at Goa 9c
Barley Malt Is held at .sc. IL J. thought
the demand from the Southern State will he
enormously large.
Whisky advanced 70 II &c, and w1s held
AZ I9s20c az the close. and the news from
New York.
All articles Of provisions generally held
out Of the market.
Country Mess Pork sold at $40 IS "a 10 50;
and bulk meats. x3@4as for sholders and
-ides. sDd 81 for hams. best There was
very little country OF city 20 be had. holders
generally having withdrana their stocks.
pending the seige of Fort Donelsen large
business could be done in Mes Pork al
$40 500 TO- 60: In bulk meat- ~ S3Ca4s.
and in lard at re.
Nothing done In groceries
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FROM WASHINGTON
rRlsrSrs DIsrAFcH

W,stn~oroN. Feb 1.-THE Committee
on the conduct OF the war, 10 examining, say
the case OF Gen. Stone discovered new acts
which divide the responsibility of the blum
der AZ Balls Bluff between Gen. Stone and
another General.
Previous 10 the discharge OF Wyckofi the
Committee on the Judiciary examined Brig
Gen Sicklss. whose frequent visits 20 the In.
carcerafed Wyck0h. and the Journey from
h;a cell to the residence VI exlieutenant
Watt. "A the other end Of the avenue, had ex
cited suspicion.
Siekles claimed 70 be M,okoil's counsel,
and TO have acted throughoutin that capacity
The Committee put soIne homo questions 10
him. lie replied sharply. and for a few min
utes a war OF woris ragged While his ex-
animation var pending, the Sergeant at
Atms appeared with Watt He testified that
he saw the message in the library, and being
OF A literary turn Of mind. perused it, that,
however. he dill not make copy. hut hay
ing A tenacious memory, carried portions OF
IL IN his mind, and tho next day repeated
them word for word "a Nyckoh. That per
sonage had previously testified that the pas
sage transmitted 10 the Herald. vas given
him nv Watt orally
TINS risrATcn.
Hamilton Fish and Bishop Ames returned
70 Washington 60 day. and made a report to
the Government OF their mission % relieve
Union prisoners IN the aouth. They repair
Ell 20 Fort Monroe, and made known their
commission IN the confederate authorities rt
Norfolk by whom the matter Was referred 10
Richmond A reply csme refusing the com
missioners admission 10 tho Confederate ter
ritory, but expressing readiness TO negotiate
for n general exchange Of prisoners.
Our Commissioner opened negotiation
which resulted in "A perfect success. An
equal exchange was agreed on. but the Con
federates had 900 moro prisoners than we had
and With commemorative iaagnamiiS the,
proposed those also on condition that oui
government would agree TO release 200 OF
! their men that NAV next fall INTO our hands
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BAIrlxoRr, Feb. l5.-Parties who came
by the Old Point Boat say IL was reported in
Norfolk, yesterday, that n Donslson had
been captured Our dispaiehes from ToIt
Monroe make 10 sllue;on To H.
A reliable passenger from Old Point Gays
some workmcn from the city works at Rich
mond, say they left there FOR want Of work.
So great Vas the scarcity 81 iron and coal
that tho works there were being suspended
Coal was enormously high.
The men say there few il any cannon left
at Richmond all having been sent away
from time to time 10 Other points. Very few
Of the defenccs there have any cannon
mounted
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Ga, as.d stronghold. and tl.Al Il shall ever be
honorcd and respected as the emblem cf
Liberty and Union in cvesy land aud upon
every sea.
Signed, EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
GInEo~ wills. Ssc'y Of the Navy.
4 dispatch has reached the General in
Chief here, from Gen. Halleck, Al II. Louis,
announcing the investment Of IL. Doneison
by 1000 men, and by that noble heet Of
Com. faote. sDiicinaiing iis speedy reduc-
ton.
Gen. HAlleck says that Generals Fiosei
and Buckner are ia il with force Of 1900
men. and lie Is evidently OF tie opinion that
his arrangement Tor cutting them on from
achievements will surely be successful.
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RRoM CUMBERLAND Mn.

CrNrrnIsNp. Feb. H. Gen. Lander made
forced march on Thursday night, surprising
and breaking mp a rebel camp nj Blooming
Gap. killing ~. capturing 4. commissioned
officers and - privess, losing but two men
and six horse. lie led the attack in person,
nj the head of the lat Virginia regiment.
cavalry.
This opens the baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
~ Hancock again.
Gen Lander, having cleared his dept Of
the enemy. reneKs hiz request TO be relieved
Of his command on account Of III health.
4 portion Of Lander command under
Col. Cunning. has occupied Moorefeld and
captured 'se5 beef cattle
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H.NsoMrLY AND PRorFRLT DoNK.-At the
close Of the drill Of the Union Rides. on
Friday night, the company presented 20 \. l..
Hoagh. OF the 18th Infantry. L. ). A a
magnificent pair Of Navy Revolvers. a. a
token of their appreciation OF the services
services rendered by bin. in the organization
and drilling OF the company. c +. Hosford.
Esq. made neat and appropriate presenta
Ton speech, which va replied to hs Captain
Hough, il not oloquently. Al least frankly
and feelinsls The surprise MAS complete,
illustrating the fact a. the Captain remarked.
thai the Union Rifles had At least learned
one important lesson IN strategy. namely 10
keep their plans profoundly secret twas
= handsome present very worshily bestowed.
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FROM CHICAGO
srEcIAl 10 JorRNAI


CaScAoo. Feb. iJ.-Trs Bsiies from. Port
Donelson, Fs,b. 1.-THE attack commenced
nj T. N yesterday forenoon. by the land for
ces under Grant, Smith and McClernand
The fort Il surrounded by high hills. heay
ily wooded and protected by two redoubis.
trenches and rifle pitt.
The rebels gave hattie from their in
trcnchmenfs outside the fort
They we're driven in after severe battle,
and considerable loss on both sides. Our
troop. hold two Of the rebel batteries out
side Of the fort.
Our loss i probably about forty Eve kill
ed and one hundred and fifty or two hundred
wounded.
Eight thousand troop and four gnnboats
troops arrived last night. The battle win he
resumed TO-DAY.
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IRON r0RT MONROE

foRr MoSRoF. Feb i5.--The Norfolk a. ,
Book says the total loss al Roanoke Island
was killed. and % wounded Two of ,he
wounded ~ere dying subsequently,
The killed are O. Jennings Wise. Cat,
Robert colas. Lieut.. eden. aud seven pr
vaias. IL also says 900 prisoners wert
taken, who viii probably be paroled or
changed.
A Gentleman from Carritnck sound 50.
terday. says our gunboats arrived az the C.
nal on Thursday. and commenced firing o.
the rebels engaged in DESTROYING the csrnl
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Cofr OK Hsvr Roou zoe ~ Moss
~ GstRIso>.
Col. Aallen 'sys. "Enrlana j. apa, -
pisob into ~. vow we mnss hsre enough
Of men - boil down fheir pitch into ssT. and
'hen ~ VII change shsir rel ooap insa a
different color for ] knov ~e can o. rza
ratAey any Nstion OF any Other mac tia,
rili pitch into 'his Gioriou, Union efears.
Come on bow. my ofice y on thc North
siie Of Man Street. between eth and ssh
Ssrn Of she Star snd Stripe
h. EbBITI. cart
sl.s "a tIriss) kess v.
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~ The anxiety manifested Yesterday. 10
hear war news, vas unprecedented. ana the
telegraph Office and the Express Office were
besiegcd both day and night, and every man
We met on the street saluted us vi IN the IN
quiry anything from Fort Donelsoni"
This anxity Wa caused 20 considerable
extent by the fact that this city has furnish
ed four eompaniea. bcsides many officers 20
the army nov concentrated at thst rca,. and
from tbs desperate character OF tie conflict.
Ne fear greatly that mourning viii be
brought N many households in our midst
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C.S kKer Horn To those OF oos eli
kens who may have occasion 10 si-ii Evans
vile. Ne would recommend Tho American
House formerly the old Psvillion--as being
an excellent place 70 stop al The house
has been thoroughly renovated AMI remod
died bs the present proprietors. and Is ia all
il departments, conducted IN manner
equal 10 the best hotsls IN the State Capt.
Piiisbury. one Of the psoprie.orS i well
known in this community az the Captain OF
the Steamer Masonic Gem. and besides be
ing a pleasant and courteous gentleman
knows hos 10 keep hotel !"
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A Cam 4 wiz issue the Spring fsrhionl
Of SIX and csssinere Hat. on ihc first
Saturday in March I viii then reduce the
price Of nv FIVE dollar Silk Hats - fonr
dollar and ffsy cents. and my four dollar
SILK Hats 20 three dollar and hfty cent?
All Hats made by me. wsrr.n'e.i - a. sna
give safisfactiou
T n IOWFRRL. Pflcncsl Halter.
2ucc,ssor 20 J. {. YATES
Tor Fifth and Nan St
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Wv YoKk. Feb. 1.-THE gunhoat Mas
sachusetts arrived 10 night, from Ship Island
on tho eth. She hasa aluable cargo Of cot
fee. cotton, &c.. taken from prizes.
The Niagara Was cruising in Texan waters.
The troops are in excellent health.
Cans. Marcy, of the Vincennes. had died
from injuries received by the recoil NJ
run.
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The Upper Fort Captured.
Federal Troops Possess
Row ling Green.
FROM ST. LOUIS.


II. I.orGs Feb. I6.-The following circn
lar has been issued from Head Quarters:
All persons Who are known Co have been
in arms against the United States or 20 have
actively aided the rebellion, by wori or deed.
are 10 be arrested. Those who are accused
Of acts in vialation OF the laws OF war, such
az destruction Of railroads and bridges or
private property firing into trains. assissina-
ton &C. will not be released on any terms,
but will be held for trial before a military
commission. Notoriously lad men. though
no specific act Of disloyalty can be proven
againt them. viii be kept in custoiay and
their cases referred 20 the Commanding Gen
eral Prisoners not included In either Of the
above clssshs NAV be released. upon sub
scribing 10 the usual oath and giving suf-
ficient bond with good security. for their
future good conduct. The amount Of bond
should in no cass be less than Al 600. and in
some cases. should be much longer. varying
according 20 the wealth and influence. aud
previous conduct Of the party. The security
should in preference be seccssi0nsi.
Persons ROW engaged in recruiting for the
rebel army, also those enrolled for the rebel
service, will be arrested. or held ne prisoners
Of war. In addition 10 ihcse. all property
belonging to such persons, and which can he
used for military purposes. such a. horses
mules, harness, wagons. beef cattle forage
will be seized and turned over 10 the Pro.
vost Marshal, % be disposed Of according 10
the orders Of the Commanding General oi
tho department. where persons Eho have
been in the rebel service voluntarily come
forward and take aud subscribe N an oath Of
allegiance. and parole. and are released on
bonds, all property not OF military character
taken from them, viii be restored.
Ry order MAJOR General Halleck.
\ II. MCLEAN,
Assistant Adiutant General.
General Hslleck also i-suei general
order 70 principal points which j. az follows:
AZ the request 81 the acting Governor Of
Missouri. IL j. hereby ordered that all future
election IN this state whether State. munich
pal. county or town elections, every voter
will be required 10 take the oath Of allegi
ance prescribed by the State Convention Of
October Is 1861. Officers OF the polls will
see 20 the execution of the- oriers. IL they
receive votes Of persons not taking the oath.
! they viii be arrested and tried for a military
offence, and the election viii be declared null
and avoid.
General HamltoR add staff LEFT 'his even.
ing for the Cumberlsnt River.
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xxxvnTn coNaREss-fsr~r srss,c

NXNNUTH CoNGRESS-ffEsr SESSION.
WASHINGTON Feb. Is.
HorsT.--The House resumed tho con-id
Grafton Of the Naval appropriation bill Al
ter considerable debate the amendment ap-
propriating SIS 600 600 for building addition
al gunbats was adopted; 4 against p
Also an amendment appropriating >'o 900
for an Ordnance Foundry at Washington. and
Tor Ordnance 81 600 .0oo The bill then pass
ed.
Mr.. Wyckoa having appeared before the
Judiciary Committee and answered the ques
ton proposed 10 him. Wa ordered 10 be dis
charged from customary.
The House considered the Post Office ap
preparation bin in committee of the whole.
The House concnrrcd in the senate :
amendment for the suppression Of the coolis
trade. Adjourned
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-02-17

PrNsIoSs-BAcK PAy-BotSrY NoSrr &c.
We direct attention 20 the card OF ID. 3.
Danalsison, Esq. whose notice appears in an
other place Ia this paper. in which he propo-
sea 20 All those who msy have any claims
against the General Government, IN which
business he has had many years of expert
ence and successful practice.
In this connection. Ne may be permitted
10 say. that We are proud Of our Govcrnmeni
Of lie iatherly care Of aHits people. especially
Of those who shoulder their matchlocks and
take the field 10 beat of foreign foe or "a
crush tue horrd head Of rebellion wherever
il appears. We have lived in peace at homo
for more than three quarters Of century
and lived 30 happily that few Of "a know OF
appreciated the benefits Of Republic. unit
the glorious Union was near beng DESTROY q
by one portion Of our people. We think nov
tha, We may see approaches Of daylight ID
the distance. and that ere long our beautiful
banner, our proud Gag. viii again aoat owe
every part Of our common country. and b
welcomed by the gratniations and teas o
our oil men. AMI the hearty hugzas Of n,
yonng
LEI our soldier. &c paid. amply paid
Those in former var had loo acre. Of LAM
these Of the pres mt are to have one hun
drcd dollars bounty. and pension lfwounde'
IN the war. This Is nght-let Us wee,i ou
traitors at home. Il We cannot bring then
hack by kinTies- and calm reasoning and b
al means let a. stand BY the good soldier
who NAV be nov considered the very "sal
Of the earth. the salvation Of the Rerubjir
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~ n am u oar ci1izeas wish - 'is'i
Cairo. Fort. Henry o. Donel-on, they will
Gnd Il both ple-sand AID PRINTABLE 20 take
passage GA hoard tae Steamer Courier AZ
Evansville She j. one OF the best appointed
boats Of her clAss CA The river add the fieet
eat on the nrer CAPS Throop her Com
mander and her Clerks Dusouchett and
Wheeler will lie found courteous ard obli
ging
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WAsnixoroN, Feb. Is-Senator Chandler
has received letter from Col. Wilcox. who
saws that himself ana other prisoners at Col
rmbia, 5. c., are in good health, aud that
their condition hiss been rendered comiorta-
bic nv clothing received from tho United
States authorities.
The Oregon Democrat aud Los Angeles
and California Star have been suppressed
from tho mails on the ground that they have
been used for the purpose Of oycrhrowing
The Government. and giving aid and comfort
20 tho enemy. now ~ var against the United
State
Tho following has been received az Heat
quarters.
LorisyrILT, ki., Feb. 10.
To MAJOR General HeCielias;
General MITCHELL Division, by lorced
march, reached the river az Bowling Green
today. and h now making bridge " crosl.
The enemy burned the bridge n / CLOCK in
the morning. and were evscuating the place
when he arrived
signed u. 4. BUELL..
Brigadier General
The President and COMMANDMENT Chsci
Of the Army and Navy. returns thanks "a
Bngadier General Burnside and Flag Ofiicel
Goldsborough. 60 Gen. Grant. Flag Oeicet
Foote. and the land and naval iorccs under
their respective commads. for their gallan.
achievements IN the capture 81 Fort Henry
and Roanoke Island While Il viii be no
ordinary pleasure Cot him 20 acknowledge
and reward Ia a becoming manner the living
he recognizes bis duty 20 pay honor 20 the
gallant lead. The charge 81 Roanoke J.
land. IKE the bayonet charge At Mill Spring
proves that the closp grapple and the sha'T
steel Of loyal and patriotic soldier. must al
Ways put rebels and traitors 70 hight.
The late achievements Of the Navy show
that the dsg ~ the Union. once born u
proud glory around the world By Nsva
] heroes, WIN coon again noat over evefy rebe