Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1862-02-12

The steamer Golden Age from Panama,
! brings SSo,ouO III tres sure from Mama
rillo, Mexico.
The steamer St Louis arrived at Man
zarillo from San Francisco Jan. oSth. and
took one million four hunir thousand
In treasure. VIA Panama
The steamer Panama arrived here va
teriay from Mazatian bringing $4,000
In treasure. A courier arrived at Aca-
pulco previous to the Goth ult, with III.
intelligence of the defeat of the Spani.h
army in severe battle 1t the National
Bridge, near Vera Cruz The battle last
ed five hours. Accounts from Western
Mexico generally represent the termina-
ton OF international dis.entions and party
union Ali parties resist foreign invasion.
Washington, Feb 5-Thosc who voted
against Bri.hts expulsion we're Mcssrs.
Bayard, COwan, Carlisle, Harris, kenne-
dy, Latham, Nesmith, Fearce, Powell. Rice
salisbury Zen Eyck, Thompson and Wi
ley-fo,srtcen Yeas. thirty two The
Wee President said, that as two-thirds had
voted iG favor Of the resolution. it was
adopted. The Senate adjourned
Washington, Feb 6-Senator Sherman
II his speech said that the saving made
By tire Retrenchment Committee bills,
some of which have net vet been intro
duced, would be thirty millions,
The last million of dollars left the treas
ury Yesterday, for Kentucky, to feed the
troops who are Sighting the enemy
Mr. Lincoln presented Gen Fremont
and wife for the first time 10 Gen NcClel-
Ian last night
Frank b testified before the Conduct
of the War Committee, touching the Mis-
souri, campaign of Gen. Fremont
Mrs. Gen. Gaines has gone South under
a flag of truce.
All the clerkships of the Post Office De-
partment are now filled, many of them by
women.
Thsre was an Unexpectedly lar" MAJ or
ity for a legal tender bill, in the l. use to-
day, substantially the same rs Spaul-
ding's
| Lanes friends predict that he will re-
turn to the Senate unlcs. the command of
| Hunter present department Is given him.
| which they think improbable
| The President said last night that he
| had reat.r confidence now than for long
time, IN our success in suppressing the re-
| belliOn.
| Rolla, Mo, Feb Ga messenger from
! Lebanon, who lett yesterday, at noon re-
ports the enemys pickets within thirty
miles from that place, and that the Fede-
| raj p, K is were in hailing distance Fir
ing had taken place between them, but
was subsequently suspended as if by mu-
| tual consent
| The report was current at Lebanon that
| Price had made an Intellectual attempt by
| three d Il mt routes to move off his bag
| E Ire, but allied to accomplish his purpos,.
| IL finally assured his men that the only
| alternative left WAS to fight or surrender
| Mai Wright battalion was twelve miles
west in possession Of a Touring mill
The messenger passed General Sigers
| body guard near the Gasconade, and also
| General Asboth, who was crossing that
river thirteen miles this side of Lebanon
\ batch of prisoners had been captured.
including a captain Mansfield
| The troops from Sedalia had not arrived
at Lebanon when the messenger departed
| st Louis, Feb. Is. Some five hundred
| Of the military prisoners now confined in
| he city are to be transferred to tho peni-
| tentilry buildings at Alton, Ill The cap
| t.ves have been committed the custody
o the 18th Illinois infantry, Lieut. Col
Burbank commanding, who will escort
them to their own select quarters
Boston, Feb. g. Great activity prevails
n getting off the Butler expedition
several vessels were already loaded or
10 Idine with troops and stores The
| u a. c Ash regiment, lst tune battery,
and It'll Nj; So chuset,s battery Of he New
| Iii gland DIVISION, are beng embarked to-
Law. Probably al the vessels will sail
| he present week.
q II Buffers entire division vii con-
| SYST o abou ten thousand men
Mendoza, I'LL, Feb. GA fire here today
DESTROYED Browns hotel, Lambs hotel,
and a large storehouse adjoining Loss
| 5000 or 81 900. No insurance