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American sh,omasters, Association. No:

American shipInasters' Association. No .
Waist AT usetias OF ,hs Council Of the American ship
mss,-' Association held On ins go "a es .,oo,sa ''
Uhsres, Capsin samuel. Webb nather, ate Acting BIAS
ter United states Navy ha o' b s f uy
,r s.n.t cd ps,rioc support and rae,ds ospan oaae
Webb Mather hes long been approved shpnase 10 tue
uercLaut service aud was connected WIN 'n Asoc''n'
Ne, el Tha, this Council has received the intelligence o.
,h Of spisin Samuel Webb Maiher with .iuesIs reg e
Increased by peTsons knowledge Of his private and rroie
.iona wor,h. aud that desire to extend an eIn..
thy 10 the family snd friends OF the doping
S dnr appreciation OF his merits Esy serve 10 slsy toe
gre Il those who have deploe the los o one who
30 o.a,si IN, supremacy Of that national flag under
bich b, had ong sled aud which he Was among me @
to volunteer hearty and setiye ,uPpsn and ,vm,a,by
copy OF these re.eon suitably ssosed be signed ~ the
and tIAs T. ,s i%iI
EZRA NYE, g.,
T.. 4. MORGAN Council.
W ESFF E. 1 fH HSSFSaN
LII Urros. Secretary.
| mo 81 WaLst., Ne~-York. May H. 1852
"MApAu: In accordance lh resolutions adopted oy tte
Counc Of the American snipmstr' A:sociAion, usn
mis- to you copy Of resolution. Intended to marx tue Ispse
in which the memory Of your snsnted husband held and
RESPECT ss ,fiha the
four obedisn; servant i,proy s.,,.,
.Mr. SAMUEL wKBB MArHER. Hamburg. Coma
LYNN, Conn., May 80, leoI
| az H. UPr0S, Sscrssdyv DC. ..,, ,,
DEAR SIX: Allow me to .ay In osha o. ny sssl MI.
alone has her earlier acknowledgment OF the eso
lu,ons Of the Shipmaers Aocison accompanied by you
own equally sympshixins letter ,.,,,
Th. MISTER should have been attended to ere this BY he
friends but the peculiarly trying circumstances OF this aic
lion have so engssed that also have been res
We are coniden however that you will not accept the
ptness scknow MEASURE Of ap
Of the action Of your honorable body and viii be
sye az most assursdv the that this tribute Of respe
20 the deceased IL most gratifying not only to our beeavet
hus
by Us ali As one Of the pleasing and honorable meoris
Of ono Who while living. dean to u.s. and whose mem
beg you 10 convey to tho ofcers Of the ShiPmIten AZ
socston tho Of gratitude for and hss App
citation Of their action recorded IN so t:Gefnl ana o@
Hind agency this affair and cordial assurance 0
81 an, Sir, very respectfully
1' S''N FRANK J. MATHER."
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Sanitary Comrnission.

The t. s. Sanitary viii Office for the
Transaction Of local business at No 4 Broadway second
ao,r on MONDAY, the 2tta ins. -.
Il proposes to centrsze this Office al iniorDsion ,nt
sn be obtained om and other sources coa
corning the ospsiuie u y, hssn rscord Of .c. aud
Wounded soldiers arriving =. til. pol Of the disposition
made them. To set IS medium OF commuicsuoo sh,nf
y, with the T. s. Military and MedicaI authorities
here the transportation reception and Distribute" Of '''
Medical ,tudspt: DESTROYS of acting drrssers on the
=; $500 NJ the Com mission will pesse repor; u
. ns, hi names and sddee to thcir
n,scsoor and the notice they require when called
,.svs.
NJ their services the ;rsnsports
iii er their names at This Office with address and
enc. and notice required by them.
md pysc,ars seeking information In regard to
,h n,bc service or wishing veuntses In emergencies
vi Iii p.nniv A. hi, Office
All prr, having business with the Commission will sP
NV in o.r.ou to the superintendent In charge between
M and p m. The Executive Committee Of che Ssni'sfy
Commission will usually nee. ct the ohce between ana
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THE WISCONSIN LEGISLATURES.

MADISON. Wis. Thursday June 5. 1852
Pursuant to adjournment the Legislature met on
Tuesday the Sd inst. Gov. Salcmon's message, after
paying the usual tribute Of respect to the amented
Gov Harvey, i. mainly devoted to local matters, and
calling the attention OF the Legislature to the neces'
sity of looking after the sick and wounded Wisconsin
soldiers abroad and providing means Of relief
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Fire In DrumbO. e. w.

ToRONTo, Thursday, juno = IBhz
fire occurred this afternoon IN the village OF
Drumbo on the line of the 3uifilo and Lake Huron
Railroad, which DESTROYED nearly the whole place
Eight or ten stores two hotels, and the office of The
Drum6O l1erier and twenty private dwellings were
all burned. Loss not known.
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The BkooYLYg HoRrIouLTuR.L SocIETY.-Tbe
Summer exhibition of the Brooklyn horticultural
Society las been fixed for the 18th and 18Th OF june
when about 500 viii be awarded AS premiums,
and $50 as special premiums.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

REPuBLrcAS WARD MEETrYGs.-The Republican
Ward Meetings, for the purpose of enrolling MEN,
bers, are to be- held in every ward of the cities and
towns Of the county on the last Thursday OF the
present month.
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SfIffs: cS SssFpfs:
SIcIo%ts!o S {. ca g Sas: selling EHs.A Nj.
RAM ANDERSON p NO ply, and iasrain Carpets. Rug:
Ms,ia. Ma OCiOths 49, very low P''oee AL s0"D'
| euuautsed Lock fsg Hhari Asees''~
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ORDaY.cI Ovrc1, Ne . WhaesI'
NRw.YoRx. May u !1 80, %
To Dealers In Az ms.-FirstcIass ENFIELD hl I'm
MUSkErS In port ready fer imn'edists denvs g ~ -
ernaent application to the undslssnea I'm
Get, No. IS White s NJ. Y. No other Description u ''H
''' W. 20 cRisPIN. Captain OF ostascs
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THE LIST OF WOUNDED.

FOnTnEss MoNhoK, Thu Wy, JUNO 81 o0z
The telegraph s so much occupied by Government
business that it ia impossible to send list Of tie
wounded at the battle of the Seven Pines. 1t has
been sent by boat, due at Baltimore tomorrow
morning.
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Nli!itarn Notices.
GENERAL HEADQUARryRs. STATE OF NEw-foRK.
ADyrrAST. GKsyRAL's OYvicK
AIpANy luno z 1852 y

ALBANH, juno >, IltZ. y
General Orders, No. 3J.-In pursuance Of the pro-
Visions eaed An &C, to provide for the enroll
ment the Militia the organization aud discipline OF tho
National Guard ofthe State OF Newfok and for tbs public
defence passed April 49, 1862 enrolment Of all persons
within this State liable to military duty will forthwith be
sde Commandsnts OF Regiments epjoned 70 use al
diligence placing the enrolment books In the hands OF com
companies other enrolling Officers AID T. see
III the and the enrolment books tiled
ON or before the st day Of uly next In any difficulty
tie tine hief will eppicse
ton appoint persons to be nomnssd to hun oy
Mn. enrolling officers to IN flashing such enrolment
Coumsniants of Regiments will report forthwith 70 tho
the receipt of the enrolment book. and tue
s,ps and Post Office address OF the enrolling onces
whose hands they have bsen placed.
By order OF the Comrnspder.in.Chief
THOS. HILLHOUSE, Adutan.- enersi
Company 1. Twelfth Regiment n. 4. =. Ne
The of this directed to assemble at tue
Mercer House. THIS friday MORNING. At O'Clock pre-
'"''' J. ACORN, Captain
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O,wEso June 5-FLouR unchanged. WHEAT quiet aud
1Ic lower, No Cle8so sgrns Sc CoES dui 10 .se''
tELGHIs DULL lNPoE fs-i229g bush w cay 100 p
Com ExPoKrs-2 $50 bbs. Flour, 1890 bush. Wheat,
1,OC0 bush Corn.
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Canal Tolls.

ALBANY, Tbundsy june >. 1862.
The Canal tolls from the opening To jane 1862.
smount to $743,sll, against $50, 1903 for the ZANE
time last year.
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MOVEMENTS OF COL. KENLY.
BALrIMnRn. Thursl

BALTIMORE, Thursday, June 5, lSbl
The gallant Col. Kenly arrived here this morn
ing. Though still suffering from his wound, he is
anxious to be exchanged, aud resume his place in
the army.
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speed not less than Is knots to DO delivered within
four months; and, in conjunction with the War De-
partment proposals are invited for heavy guns for
both these branches Of public service.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
The following is statement of tho particulars Of
the National Debt ON the 29tb of Nav 1862:
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Wanfed.-By a neat tidy Girl who lived in a esntle
msn's family in Ireland. situation as GENERAL SIR.
VAST Washes and Irons well. Will do the Chsnib~r-
" RI ard Wapg Dsirywcrk Ia the country Mike add
Chnrna Wages 65to So She Is not afraid OF work Cal
at No 1874 East 2lst-st, send note.
MORTGAGE Sale.-B. WEAVER II. Auctoueer, viii
sell THIS DAY 10 O'Clock M ct No sos Sthsv lot d
Pictures. Counters &C.
PHI. KEYS. Attorney for Mortgage.
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Ti.p,.,s,t from which the healthy beverage known as
KkAPPs Roo, beer is made, s put up In bottles 2Sc
Soc. 81 and each sufficient to make 70 20 20 aa Zy1
% 81 ihe hear General depot. No. 362 Hudsons. Sold
20 hy nios. wholesale ard retail Druggists.
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voted upon, and after the negroes shall have at
tanned, the males % and the females 20 years.
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Buslrcss Notlfes.

SUMMER RHsORT.-ROUND HILL HOTEL,
Northampton Nav beautiful scenery. mount dn air and
~ VI pax, ~i;h rtcls- acconmo dons fe1
du,t sd ohI annoysnces Terms per dsy' VI
81 to = 10 per week
READER, you eau have an enduring, always
ready and reliable GoLp Prs exactly adapted to your hand
aud syle OF writing which viii DO your writing vastly cheap
81 than Pens. II you wsait bee TIE Pen SHue'
than The swyid." ia smother column.
GROVER u BAKERS CELEBRATED NoisELEss
snwiyaMAcmSKs are acknowledged to be superior TO all
other. No. isS Broadway New'Yo'k
NEW DEPARTMENT.
IIagin, added to our establishment .te
MAsrFAcTrPE og FLAGS
e. ali br,nches We re pectfuy invite the attention o! Com
ue- on frr.,ntston owners Of sese- p pioi"Is 81 no
tel. dealer, IA hs end the public general to ne uns
with epsieh every variety Of Flags Bsnners tn'isn'' Bur
yor. Js,ss sisnss. resuint., &c. &c; ,-,.,
h,nj this branch Of oar baoss. A'o men IL
ii. aud Loi,t Flag. etc. Doustss q sn,Sws9D.
TuF ORIGINAL Howe SEWING MACHINES
nsin, tches no trouble 10 doing shy Asd Of wo,> Lyw
ever ia. o. heavy IN cbrc cloth or e,hs on 10 hs s,m'
n,scpo seadff ee,s,ip'i,s .i7losgs NvsSs
No. i5' Broadway. He"'Nor
TRrssFs.-M.gsu " Co.'S Kndicai Cure
Tru., oee No. vesry. snls. Asie, u ~ ?. Re rn.
tho church connection Whatever vita any osaef ifus
Ode. .f .sns name female attends ladies.
COVERING FOR TIE FEET.
Poor. and SnoRs o. variety and Mod - be procure
A C,~rRstLs Ne 8J Broadway between lIih ana i.th,t'
AT JrPFRRs's, No. 573 Broadway, Ladies
Ei,.,ic Boor. si so. ~ IS. and 81; BALsoRALs. ~
t;en,,, 6ns sHoEs ard sIPP,Rs Youths end Childrec
B.tsoRsts SHoss and GrEKs In grea; variety, at low
prices. JrYpHhs, No. 573 Brosisay.
LADIES FRENCH WALKING Doors (new
s,yl.l, BAIsoaAB and CATERS for sprns wear, WIZ
Isdi,, Misses' and Boys, aud Infants Doors ard
snou. Q. al styles ard prices. at
MILLER Co.'S No. 357 Csnalst
WOULDsT HAVE A HAT l-Wouldst know
which Hat 10 best 80
Buy on. OF KsoI; he ra,setb all the rest
Where Sor hold. fiTth hardly need to sag,
ror al " ell know =. at Two Twelve B,o,dssy
Ills Haze. so stylish ard wi'hal web made
no rain viii Ia ,ure, will sunshine fade
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| BRANCH HOUSES:
NO "a MAIN ST ROCHESTER, ~ Y
NO 1870 MAIS-ST.. BUFFALO. n. T.
| And LINDEN HALL, GENEVA NJ T.
PRINCIPAL HOUSES:
| No. 39S, 400, ard iO2 bOWEkf, N. \.
| a Meeting Of the XxI.t WARD REPUBLICAN AS
s6CiAIfuN viii he held THIS ttrioay) EVENING 1T .
o'clock at No 35 ahsy Final action will be taAen on the
WILLIAM p ksTERBROOK, President
/ ROBERT T. DuycAg. Secretary.
New York Yacht Ciub.-The Annual REGATTA is
postponed un THIS MORS1NG t6th Junel The steam.
ho aswsn III leave the pier foot IT nortonst AZ ~
O'clock BY order Of the Regaits Committee
Teu,b Wnrd-The regular monthly meeting OF TIE xth
W.HD REPlIbLICAy ASSOCIATION will be held ut
Runk's Hotel No. "a oIand st.. on FkiDAl Jnne .. a.
p. m. hiLLAa'i SAA A'''
r Ino'; G. IHORSros' Secretaries.
Washington Lodge No. ~ II. and A. Mt
funeral OF our late Bro. THOMAS JAMES TODAY, a ~
O'clock from the oise-room No unonsqus'e The FRA
t.rni,y generally are invited 10 attend BY order of
n. =. BRGGs, Sec'y ADM ioMr NNS' 4ase',
L,dies, Home for sick md Wounded
mind their aud public Of the urgent Decesses OF
two hund ed sick aid wounded soldiers now under
their care They daily expecting large accessions
Money Flannel and plan Cotton shirts canton fNnhel
Drawers. Psnts oons Slippers, and Calico Gowns are very
much edsd Provsions Delicseies. Wines aud iquos
viii be kfuy received a. ths HOME, corner OF LeIns
,m.v ard ssi.s, All articles cent to the AMERICAN
FXPREsS COMPANY corner # Hudson ard Jay.s.s. and
No, Ia and $40 Broadway will be ssnt free OF charge
4
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SUMNER RRsORT.-ROUND HILL HOTEL,
Nav Beautiful scenery mount dn air and
~ acre. vi ioe.. pax ~i;h rcls.- accommodonsi Tree
from du I'D otirf annoyance Terms , so per day, or
4 to Z 10 per week.
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Special Notices.
M, Clothing.

SPRING AND SUMMER STYLES,
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Clothing. 1900,
Ihsve just completed my entire stock OF sphNo ana
SUMNER CLOTHING not surpassed In THIS CITY ~ tns a"
of an assortment taste and style The CHILDRtNs aud
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT not equAled- ALL Will 90
sold at extremely low prices. Please Cali y. b. BALD
WIN, Nos ~ and y Bowery.
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CLARK'S,
PIONEER CLOTHING WAREHOUSES,
NOS 39S, 400, AND 1O2 BOwERY.
Opposite the Ith Regiment ArInory. N. Y.
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHILDRENS CLOTHING.
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A Card
s. J. VAIL, Halter late with Beebe Co. win Be pleased
to bis friends and the public generally No. lis Fulton
below Nassau. ard after WEDNESDAY, the eth inst
where he will show them the best and cheapest sssoreas Of
SOFT snd STRAW HATS to be fouad In the city,
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READER, you eau have an enduring, always
ready and reliable GoLp PEs exactly adapted to your iand
and sy writing, which viii Do your writing vastly cheap
81 than steel Pens II you wsai Ths Pen Is aSh''eF
than The swoidr ia smother column.
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GROVER a BAKERS CELEBRATED NoSELESs
snviyG HAcuSKs acknowledged to be superior 10 all
othsrL No. ss5 Broadway, NewYok
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Total amount Of Public Debt. s49i .9e+ IL
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DOLLARS.
Rstsed at wholesale prices Sax NewYork Mills Mo'lin
SHIRTS with hDe linen Bosoms made to order for 80 90
ST. each This the only house III the city that New
York Mills Muslin IN Shs a. these prices.
SINGLE SHIRTS MADE FOR SAMPLES.
These Shirts made with five different styles OF Boous
and warranted In every respect These Shirts equal in
quality aid make Shirts sold It other honses 81 81 ZACH
Fry one for sample FRED LEWIS SIS Broadway, N. Y.
A Friend in Need-Try It.-Dr SWEETS INFAL-
LIBLE LlNIMENT the great exernsl remedy OF the aga
pepsred from the recipe Dr. Stephen Sweet OF conu.eF
cut the celebrated bonee,tc whose fame univsied ~
that any living certain end inusdss cure ior
Rheun etism Gout Neuralgia Sprsins Bruises Cuts Wounds
Sores Burns Scads Piles Lumbsgo Headache. Toothacne
aud all Rheumatic and Nervous Dsorder External Injuries
&c. All sufferers should give it trial RICHARDSON
Co., Proprie.ors Norwich. Coun. -
MORGAN ALLEN, Agents. No 10 Chds-, n. I.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-01-24
From Cairo.
DEFENCES OF NEW ORLEANS,

DEFENCES OF NEW ORLEANS.
CAIRO, Jan. 21.-A gentleman from
New Orleans, who arrived here last night,
reports that when he left there the citizens
were daily expecting that Fort White, com.
manding the entrance of Lake Ponchartraln
would be attacked and captured by the
Federals at Ship Island.
There were not over 5000 volunteers in
the city, and not more than 5000 more
could be raised in case of emergency.
There are no batteries on the river above or
below the city, and its only defence from
an attack by the Gulf are two forts on op.
posite sides of the river towards its mouth.
He thinks the city could be captured by a
small force.
General McClernand's brigade has re-
turned from the expedition and taken their
old quarters.
The 10th Illinois, which has been ems
camped at the mouth of Mayfeld Greek
since the expedition started, will be up to-
night.
The last of the expedition into Kentucky
came up today. Saw no enemy during the
return march. Only two regiments remain
encamped on Mayf Greek.
A report from New Orleans says that on
the 10th large meeting of French resi-
dents was held to devise some means for
leaving the city and the South. A com-
mittee was appointed to communicate with
the Federal forces at Ship Island and Be-
loxi upon the subject.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-01-24
Gen. Lane or to the Wars,

From Chicago Tribune of Saturday.
Our Washington reporter telegraphed
the following last night:
Gen. Lane md staff will leave for Kansas on
Monday. The course resolved upon in his
case by the President, from his personal
knowledge both of Gen. Lane and of the wish.
es OF the people of the West, is heartily con-
CURED in by Gen. Mcclellan and by the new
secretary, of War. "There will be no fire in
tne rear" says the Washington Republican.
This confirms our late exposition OF
Lanes great South western movement, and
clears up point on which we were in doubt,
viz: the feeling Of Gen. Mcclellan towards
the proposed expedition. The loud popu.
lar clamors for decisive action evidently
have not been lost on the General in Chief.
We are happy to be assured also, that the
new Secretary "heartily concurs" in the
movement, and that "there will be no fire
in the rear" This is all capital news
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-01-24

They made forced march of twenty-five
miles through heavy roads and managed to
arrive just three hours before the commence
ment Of the fight in which they took a glo>
rious part in spite of their fatigue.
The tenor of all the official dispatches
goes to show that the affair resulted in the
most brilliant victory yet achieved by the
Federal land forces in this war.
No prominent officers are said to be killed
on our side.
Gen. Schoepf was unable to cut OFT the
retreat of the enemy, owing to the blutiy
character OF the country and the obstruct'
ions OF all the roads by felled timbers.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2O.-The Bailey Pey"
ton killed in the recent engagement, proves
to be Bailey Peyton Jr., attached to Zolll~
Golfers staff and was not Bailey Peyton Sr,
as was at first reported.
GEN. THOMAS CAPTURES The REBEL
STEAMER AND BARGES.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2l.-No news from
Gen. Thomas today.
No details OF the Federal loss yet re
ceived.
Gen. Thomas has taken the steamer and
the nine barges in which the rebels convey
ed their forces across the Cumberland. and
which, on their precipitate fight, they
failed to destroy.
The theory at headquarters is, that using
those boats to convey his troops across the
river southwark, and providing other means
of transportation, Gen. Thomas has been
too busy to send the details of the recent
fight.
No private kilograms of military matters
can come over southern lines to Louisville,
and no private information has been re-
ceived.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-01-24
Great Freshet i'm Cincinnati

CINCINNATI, Jan. 20.-Heavy rains have
prevailed since Saturday night. The river
is 81 feet and is rising at the rate of three
inches an hour.
There is five feet of water on the first
floor of buildings fronting on the river.
All tributaries above are pouring out at
flood heighth.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2l.-The river has
risen seventeen inches since last evening, and
is still raising an inch per hour: A light
fall OF snow occurred last night.
The Gazette has advices that warrant the
prediction of an early advance of the army
in Kentucky. The weather is now the
only hindrance. Everything else is ready
and in fine order.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-01-24
From New Mexico.
MARTIAL LAW AT SATA FE-A BATTLE
EXPECTED.

MARTIAL LAW AT SATA FE-A BATTLE
EXPECTED.
KANSAS CRY, Jan. 20-Santa Fe mails,
with dates to the 9TH, have arrived. An
express from Mess;lla, arriving at Santa Fe
on the evening of the 4th, says 1900 Texans
and 7 pieces of artillery, are marching on
Fort Craig, and were within thirty miles
of that post. Scouts from Fort Craig had
been driven in, and severe battle was ex.
pected. The Texans were fighting princi-
pally for food. Governor Connolly had call1
ed out the entire military.
A later express which arrived on the
night of the 5th, says the enemy had re.
treated without attack. 1t was not known
whether Colonel Cowley intends to follow
him or not. Scouts from Poeotas had not
arrived when the mail lett. Colonel Cow
ley has l 1000 regulars and 1900 volun.
teers, and militia in his command.
All is excitement at Santa Fe. Martial
law has been declared in the district!
Through passengers, Col. Street, Howe.
Watts, and John Gwynne.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat., 1862-01-24
THE GREAT VICTORY!! J!
FULL CONFIRMATION.
NO PROMINENT OFFICERS ON
OUR SIDE KILLED.
Second Minnesota Engaged

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2I.-A special from
Louisville says that dispatches just received
at headquarters announce that the battle did
not take place on Saturday but on Sunday
evening, and that General Thomas contin-
ued to pursue until night set in.
Our forces followed the rebels, who ran
before them in the widest confusion, like a
flock of frightened sheep, close up to their
entertainments on the north bank of the
river.
In front of these they laid all night, ex.
pectiDg to storm them in the morning. But
with the aid o. their boats and barges the
enemy managed to get across the aiver be>
fore daylight.
They left behind, however, all their artil
lery, ammunition, horses, tents, eighty wag.
on loads of quarternaster's, cOmmissary
and medical stores, all of which fell into
our hands.
Our troops had possession of their en-.
trenchments early this morning.
After reaching the opposite side the reb-
els dispersed in every direction.
Two hundred dead and wounded rebels
were picked up on the field-amoDg them
Zollcofer and Bailey Peyton.
Zolicoffer was found m0rtally wounded
on wagon.
Our loss is not definitely ascertained, but
must have been considerable.
The surgeon of the 10th Indiana tele.
graphs that his regiment has 70 killed and
wounded.
Gen. Thomas division embraces some of
the best regiments in the department:
As far as can learn the 9th Ohio, 10th
Indiana, SECOND MINNESOTA, and
18th regulars, and 4th and 10th Kentucky,
were among those engaged.
1t was Col. Monson's brigade, including
the 10th Indiana, 18th regulars; and some
Kentucky regiments, and not two of
Schoepf's regulars as first stated that
reinforced General Thomas during Saturday
night.