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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
60 Get.

rBNO CABINET MAKEkS.-TO LET-Ol
i Broaaway an old established STAND. consisting 0
three luge Floor, Rem, TO al, the time.
= CANIRELL. NO. Gl3 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25
PIANOS.

- lDDAhI IlRhON, ..,,ovr
> GRAND. SQUARE. and UPRIGHT.
fuu assortment, Of s-- lled nstugents Tor SAsh
Il tie !owe,t prices by MauufaetureT a. iheis W arc
rooms No 81 Broadway oppos" the D. Nichoiis h'D1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-25

and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COuPANN'S
.rnns,r CITY or MANCHESTER will sail for Cork md
iiy,fp,o on ~ SDAl hFl.HNH y. the L8.h init "a a
extra slip. from Per No. ~, N,Ith hiyer.
INls. q DALE Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
Very truly, &,,
TaE SITUATION IN TENNE SEE.

The editor Of the Lynchburg Republican, 'bo has gone
out to Kentucky is writing interesting letters to pa
per- We make soma extracts from biz last letter,
which will give some ides Of the situation" in Tennes
see and the defencs of of the points that are no"
threatened. Writing from Nashville, he says;
Though large and in many respects an inviting city
the cal al of the State, and not far removed ire
the Northern inyaionyet strange 10 say cot the nfs'
preparation seems t have been made for It's successu
defence Bowling Green protected il In one orecnop,
and Fort Donsson in snoIner, but tie is OF enner o.
these places exposes the city 10 the reedy tread Of the
Hessian columns IL never to have entered .ne
heads Of Its people that danger was only lev miles
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
THE HOUND.
ALsKNARLE County, Feb. l

ALsENIRLE CousrY, Feb. II, 1852.
To "a, BRtor Of the Wig:
10 more than one Of your papers you say something
abou ilrno dogs in one Of which you speak vorably
Of the Hound. purpose, in this communidaton, to
add my experience OF about sky years duration.
think the hound worth oil the other dogs put together
or the the wolves b.eame very troublesome where
was raised along the Blue R'gs the hunters turned out
In eoecert with their hounds and guns and killed seven
wolves in one week. the hounds killed several without
their being shot s,ms others killed the same year.
Tho wolves then disappeared for eight or ten years. then
they became troublesome again the same hunters de-
stroysd tho wolves again 10 the way abovs. .
Some twenty years past the foxes became so trouble
some TO me- could raise pig or lamb IL le them
st night two hundred yards from my house raissd
pack Of Eve hounds which were at the catching OF six.
teen foxes the st season. they we're we'll trained. The
foxes were not troublesome after ttst, t recesily-
Therefore think have grounds to say the hound
is the most valuable dog, and We could not well live
without them.
You may publish the above II you hink pro- to do
30, and put my nam, To it.
Respectful yours.
CA =. BR0'n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
FAAPETUAL INSURANCE.
THE INSURANCE COMPANY
STAT e OF VIR I'M A .

.ssccpJ
CgEICE-M ain Street, I'm American Fo's'.
IiHs Company takes addition the ordinary yre sni l
rle risks PERPETUAL insurance. building UpcsT DO
,oney pay the property roR Evsk
y lrs.
Q. p B.nss, sssy
BOILING v. HAxALL, Prss1.
DIRIcToN
WA b. kscfarlaud, Prest Farmers Sank.
Wellington Goddn, frm OF Goddin Apperseu,
7. ". hecanee, 1rm Of Dunlop, honoure 4 0s. .
9. A. BArksdaie, frr OF Warwick 4 Bartsdals.
Jas. II. Grant, Tobacco Manufactures.
John I. Bacon sra Of Bacon Bastsrriis
2. B. HAxsi, hIm Of HarAn, 0gsnshav O..
John Carrie u. Ship Owner.
va Il warsisi, srr. 81 WARNER . BrIrsa.ss
ysa Alfred Johes, Attorney II Law.
O Q. EllelL Builisr.
w.. Crumo, Attorney AtLav.
Jss DunIop, hrm Of Dunlop, hOneure 4 %. fsi6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

RICHMOND WHIG.
yoR THE RICHMOND wHIG.
LINES

Composed on ths Anniversary Of Wa,hingtons Birth
day in the year 1855; which the writer hopes may be
rad with prof in the year s62-if the reader will bu.
apply Of the sentiments and ,cons therein cor
tan' d to the GREAT AND GLoRrors sHUssLE In which
We are nov engaged
Brs. " ARcHIR, ND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

. ,-.rlss,ss.s 10 be eonH8ssea ~ The nonih or year
issl "a As kznuseripA or prsVioeay agreed aPoH os
.ss-p, pos S.Arksa e The eepy for spee:Asd asE.
l,,, - bs co-uuusd andn ordered s1t, aod pAynsoa
SS-,,,ls sxTxrN-fo avoid any misunderstanding
~ Adver. aer y proper 70 state cassssaoay
ves,, 5l'y s1tsah 70 heir iu1sliAie oasiaeis. Aen
- ~ $50 Aavrrtsc aeuts sent By thea " es IN
. si, .,5 e-orrI AgsEts' AdveEtiJemens act 70 be
4 1 -SS.s5s.- a shan be AGED upon
i,-s ,ri ysAs,y adsertssrS generally, engaging ere
-.--s 80 .Ss pay.lsge OF change shan not on then
-. n asv sne Eeak insert more Nan The Ans1nt
r.ant1ag rule urGer The contract and Al eseee
1 u ,--,urt q bs chArysd a lie usual rAies.
,--.s.r Inserted ln The scraWeekly Nhis a. 10 cent
Il,s or Iesa for the irsl Insertion, and SO oeris
-, -.s.- c-1'lnuAncs, or n weekly, IS eenta-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
XVII.

There's hope for sll--tho' Polandl none for thee:
Thou arc two loWly orushd to rise again,
Long years may roll ere comes what forssee,
And tSoult be blent with her, or blotted, then;
Fer thy best chies are in the espdyes pen,
Or Ia Siberia's dismal forss: toi';
Aud they, thy brAvest, still uuc)nquered men,
Dcomd TO the ranks 10 war-in peacs, to mol
In mines far fer beneath their bloodstaned hearths
aud soil. 3
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

from their doc s, aad a. any 1gu,rdei might
pol ute their hear,hs.onss aud de- p1l their przed cy
Active pr, p.rstops for def nee ars nov makrg forh
cations are being erected and obsuuc'ions tnosn in
the river bel.w the city, so that in day or 90 s
thought the Lpcoln gunboss viii b, ~ able TO bombsrl
the civ. even should Fort D,uslson kn Large AID
ett lusasc public meetings bsirg held every Rh
the nj ia s ded every day, and. the city shall be
doomed to fall the hszsrds OF war t II on y" Aos
to3cd af;er Q heroi, dsfence. Te gtvefnm @rts
being fas removed to the INTERIOR and maLy fsmt
are packing up ready for instant ext In case CT At
tack.
Too Tennessee river Is an important stream, persra
ting this State Lni portion Of Alabama, and 10 nav.
igabs for steamers for two three kundned miles
yet nothing stands 10 the way Of the ensmys advance
slorg this stream but the weak and imperfecty cot
ssructed fort, The Cumbersld Ia another very import
ant river and the key TO Nashville but nothing stsnts
in the way Of the enemy save Fort Dsneson. IL that
should fall Lircolns iron clad reach Nash
vile in SIX or eight hours, and destroy the city. And
wbsn this done. Bowling Green becomes st once untsn
abs and the whole OF labor and txpsndurss thtrs
turn to dead sea fruit
In letter from Bowling Green, be vritss.
cent eyenh have sadly changed ths state ef ass
At tais point Before reaching here, obssrseS III
aorg the turnpike, runnrg parallel With the Tsii.
road, long traiJs Of wagons and crowded column p
iufastfy and srdlleTy, slowly retiring from N.shv.t
D,uE3g Green has been evacuated and abandoned. q
porto OF our troops are falling back upon Nuhvil'
as leave snd portion Of them have gone In anoth,
direction, which IL may be impruient to mention al
Ihls time. As reached tbs depot, everything Hss
in conmoton. All civilians were excluded from the
return trains to give place to sick soldiers and de-
fenosless women and children who were fleeing frcm
.hsr hcmes for places OF greater safety. The move
mel t. however, were al conducted in most orderly
and let way aud showed that they dictated by
cool wisdom and devoted patriotism and not b. panic
! and fear.
| Bowling Green 10 q beautiful town, Of about three
thousand inhabitants, and tho whole country between
his place and Nashville il CT the fnest most eut
vstsd and productive hsve outside Of Virgn!a
There several Union traitors In this pace, and
is. night they showed their nendsh eIultation at the
departure OF troop by setting FIRE TO large portion
Of tSe Viag, occupied By sccessioniss Ss'ers build
! logs were corsumcd.
A Washington espondent Of the Cincinrsii Ec-
On gives the following nfom .tion collected from re-
Garns tts War pirmcnt, of losses In the Federal
army up to the % December, 1861:
Killed in bitile and 10 skirmishes, IL 0Oo
Wounded in battle, -l7OOO
Prisorers in the Sou.h and missing, 500
Died from disease, 22OO
Total cslualtiea 90 OOO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
LAND ROR SALR.

IIBE proprietor ohe for sale thousand twelve hun
dred Of hne Cane aad Gum Land veil adapted
he production of Corn and cOoa land in the STATE
MSssspp THIS land situated Ihs Southern boundary
SgnHower County beautiful LAX. three miles from
River which enptes sfordsg nne sleabost
alton river Upon this land deAdnng ave Year, old
Fhleh susceptible of .kng nns crop the hrst year
Terms hj cash; the balance In annual nstamsnt
onehs Of the Will be taken In negro property dered
Address, L. W. RAHDLR,
his landins) Ytsoo River, Of L. Dew Drop,
oo90-u Vcksburg Mis-.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
MORNING, FEBRUARY %, 1852.

Might lose that for the Of kings, saE
Which rouad their weak hearts still, like might Il
magic clings.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

The worst's untold Tbis monster hath absorbd
Whole nations, al drunk seas OF human blood
She strikes where'er weak despots are disturb'd
b, batd ng bondsmen in their tortut'd mood
And, Poland thou, so 10th to kiss the rod,
That snies thee sore yet mus: thou, soon or late,
Tho every portion Of thy halowd sod
Halh Redeemed to the drops Of struggling hate
Tho many nations eye brims DER at thy sai fate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
NOTECE.

INHE subscriber has removed bis Uusae formerly carried
the store the OF l2tl and Main
Of ths Dull ing entrance l2 where he
gii be hap 10 fends and Il AIo ell
si'h TO have papering tone his stock Paper HAnsns
I'll args, a1c he Is sslias a' about the old prices.
fetO Wh A. vALTERa.
SHUTTLES.-0ne shuitss, OF superior quality, on
- conssnmeat and for saeby
fe!T KfsT PAINE 4 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

Then every plain shall blush-oach stream run DER
With other rain than heavea's-sach swoln river
Roll its red tribute TO its far sa.shors,
And call fresh legions to the last endeAvor:
Cities b, sack'd-virgins d, A>werd forever
Oots-castlss capitalism ruin smoke:
The gorgeous palace, pecemea', shall disssver;
Kiugs -princes-nobles-in It's smouldsring choke,
Mid shouts OF thoss they far TOO rutasssly avoke.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
nAYNR & nfcMURRAN,

rrIyr an hand and ars receiving the fo wing articles 10
Ill which they invite the attention Of the deaiei,-
Raj whole and half boxes Grain and srogna
mer, saarsu natche sardnes AdAmAntne candss Cham
payne Wines various brands Champagne oder BRANDY pot
teN'' 'Ns lL20
MILITARY OvBRCOATs AT PRIME COST. OH.
M I'm orter closs out stock OF hiLtfAhf oNFh-
GOATS (for boh privxis onsr them at eos AZ
ordnr rare opport unity want 10 supply themselves
WIN VIZ ''' BALDWIN WILlIAhs,
o., l16 AndIls Main street
- RG Rs-loo 900 sega receiving and for SALE at prices
= nom $40 70 $50 per thousand 4. l. sIoA1s W: oe--
ef deis EDMOND, DAVENPORT %,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
PICFEOND DAILY WING.

FBRNs:
- ,s,sr aaaaa; ssal-Tssky, IS; weekly, -, q
|ftAt.,s Esplnaness nay be nada 81 Ne rtfk OF he
N -,,.s Vhse aviasnoe y tAksa On Ns depoali of
-. -, ossa eoltAiElnS money.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

As day by day those links are tighter drawn,
See him, -ih that rroad patriot band (:ts same
Who were full soon for Freedoms sake to pawn
Tcsr lives, their fortunes, aud their sacred fam.)
Spurn The curst shAckles in the Almighty. name,
And warn vain Bri aa-kh! she heedei not:
Sfe, who had lately BUNDLED, eSn TO shame,
Eurrp-s mos. naughty throne, why thoud she doubt
Her musings rebel fame might soon be smcthsred
Outy
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

See him, when border strife s c1rbsd a1d queled,
Rs,urninE, wed the loV'd one OF hs heart
Changing red battle lds for helds that sn,ird
Responsive 10 his peaceful skill and ar,;
Hoping from such as these DO more TO part,
Save oAste, 10 60 v, when oliri, TRANSIENT span,
Ia ireemen's Councils, glsriog wrongs to thwsr;
For the crowd Fo l. cen theo, had laid HE plan
To tranple Nations laws, and bind his fellow man
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
DAVID =. q. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
crICEs n ali se coar.s Of ihs eosntss Of Assen an
tss adjacent counuos- - =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

The sirif.'s already cpsn'd Corcord's plain
Is wet with patriot blood aud Lexington
And Bcnker's Height; tho there the purple rain
IL mostly tyrants-Many sturdy soa
HES to the gathering With bis arnor on,
Athirsi for combat viii no Chisftaiu lssds
All hopes converge on laur,id WAsHIsoroS
Colombia calls him in her sorest need
BE comes to guide-to smiIe-snd, II II nrst be-
bleed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

Who taught 10 rend the fetter, ere il close
Pas. rendng-or, long worn, familiar grow
To those Who scorn'd II once ss worst Of woes;
For bound past hspe who freedoms charms oan know,
Even in fancy, though ihrir hfe-drops hJw
With very dghtDess Lo, how RussiA's slaves
Strike for a toourgitg monocrst-M tho
They lov'd no soil where his standard waves
And shout bis prase whom emPlng, uapgled, 70 their
graves.t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
@. q. ARMY REGULATIONS.

ny AUrBoRIrY-J. ". ND0LPH, 19l Main Street, -
ID publ shed, BY authority Of the feerstary Of under
,Iperyon Of officer Of Adutsni Gene ais Cnee he
lrs psu (which eenlans the matter 70 The Quarter Master
Pay and Medical Departments ne1hve Of The
Army Regulations Price sb0 ~ mail, posi- paid The Whole
coIpe viii be ready In February and 'od at hs san
uric bound. Tell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
KILL.

Perehance M.ir future WisHEGr,S Is now
A gasping babe on some Italian breast
Mere thing OF understanding to foreshow
The giided halo Of the bsros crost,
IT, a. ann 10 The HN-ofis hf tho West
How would they gioat to 6nd bis secret nook !
To strangle Freedoms ELglst 10 bis nest,
Crush the soft germ OF her osrshsdowiDg oak,
Ere from its acorn cell lis peepng shoot hath broke
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

M4yhsp, he climbs, frss-bor hunter child,
sublims'st GRANTEES OF the Land Of Tell
D aggipg no chains i the chiss Perchance. to wild
H.royniau cliff, hath 1,d thence marks, full well,
The spo: where his Hungarian father fell
Pt sight to feed his rsncor then doth ift
His eve towards 0lmuz-once our patriots cell
Tnen turns to seek his home in some rock-rifE-
soor like he oossd avalanche, to dart in vengeance
swift.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

Oh twas raging, rash, and reckless throng,
Whose lAvA-bate was buobling to the brim
Al sight Of kinsmen's corpses strewn along
Their blood still smoking, and their eyes dim
Each seeming to each efzr that on hia
II called for vengeance! Anxious woman, too,
Had fastened thither, in dshevelled trim,
To seek child, spouse, or SOD, or lover true
Nor srove 10 curb mans wrath who seowrd In demon
hue:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

Born for the human race, the yet bouId world
Bemoan'd his lo$. Bat freed Columbia thou
Suoi'st thy ref breAs-wh'le distant cmes unfurld
Their Grape -Sung banners. VersoA's dustis now
The pIlg i'm. cal Of many long tost prev,
And still will lure ill Time shall have no date;
Navics, that pace, in revsrsnt awe shall bow
Their monaroh's standards: Pride forget her state,
Aud kings shall d. n Lnsr crowns 70 orownless GRoReE
fHK GREAT,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
LAW CARDS.
rnscof.
EERFOOT & WALLER,
,ryogygYS AND COUNSRLLORS At Law,
NRrrAs TEXAS

It-P-l-pt ztssntcn 70 Collection and Lard Jana -,
- +s,-ce' " Garland, AEhsrst G H., Va; Joen
II g-,ey speed d., Juisr \. N. puriesd, psllaA
.,- 4 Dgrrel. so. mhoN-LAuJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

Percharos, tn old Lind of Creek { those gods CT
earthly
For her Two thousand years OF bondage vile,
Hath, late, atond by one such heros birth;
Who now may roam, boy, round Homeris Isle
Guide pilgrims thro' Thermopylss defle-
Or daily qabff the brook by Marathon.
On, may he not, like Oorsic's Giant, pile
Europe with corpses to ascend-a throne
Hiiug bis patriot wreath beneath the crown!
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

Peasants ihaI hoard thtif sVeat, that II may Susu
IH Iuddisr drops High lords, in gallant show,
For freedom, some-for dospots, nors-shsll rush
To fsats Of glory, or TO deeds OF woe;
Aud tottering Ago-poor sembapcs OF q Joel
Beside his lispirg grandson shal GO forth
A fond, tho feeble twain-e.rh, as they 20,
Coming the others years then then, oh Earth
Thoult fee, such strife nser did rsnd thy groAniDg
girth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22
BANKING OFFICE or wM. B. IsAAo5 20,
Corner Main aad an Streets, Richu'nd, Va.
SPscIAL NOTICE T1THE MILIrAk1.-

Understood I1ai I an manu- Nlsolil.
D. -eisu '1r niilEy cEys Silver eterS na3- - ord-r
N 90 E-lats 1f al fscriptcns, vE -four, tobacco, gram
zl-1sry. t-1, &c at the l1s at reasonable pri -
"a 'acs 'lr nArns clothing NiiA Indihele Ink sa' 70
-s-ii-sr style
o. H1t 0f ether fthe above art cies uh DO vel 70 eau
s1s Tl- before plrch ts elsewhere ca On or
rs GtAIAa Brand Cater (Bsx iJD next dor 70 the
u z1l.a. Hrt-r RfrA-,,rF "a dell
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-22

Washington cor espondent Of the Oncnrsii Ec-
On gives the following inform ,on collected from
sarns TO tte War pirmcnt Of losses In the Federal
atmv a tn tha n,cenher 1861.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

BOGUS News AND BOGUS JoURNAIIsM.-A
A word or two about bogus journalism.
The Tribune and Times of this city had it ON
Tuesday last that the Journal Of Commerce had
been suppressed, and that its editors and those
of the Sunday Mercury and the Boston Journal
had been arrested and hurried Off to Washing
ton, to be tried by court martial, and then to
be shot. On Wednesday the Tribune had it
that the Journal Of Commerce was still permit
ted to live, but that, with regard to the other
journals mentioned, their escape from condign
punishment is not SO certain, which means, in a
word, that the whole story of the day before
was bogus report, put in to be contradicted
the next day. This is what we call bogus
journalism. If, however, any members Of the
press gang deserve to be tried by court mar
tial and shot for publishing information useful
to the enemy, they are the editors of the 1ri-
b,,ne and Times; and we are doubtless all in
debted to their previous bad conduct in this
matter for Secretary Stanton's present remark
able censorship over the press
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

The DEBATE ON THE TAX BnL.-On Tues
day last the House Of Representatives debated
the Tax bill, and Messrs. Wadsworth, Cox,
Lovejoy, Sedgwick, Blake, Blair, Kellogg, Ar
mold and others disgraced Congress and made
fools of themselves by playing upon words
and tickling the inevitable niger through the
whole session. The low wit and coarse buf-
ioonery in which these honorable gentlemen
indulged are beneath contempt If they cannot
appreciate the fact that the Tax bill is the most
important measure Of the year, and that its
speedy passage is vitality necessary, at least let
them remember that they are paid for their
services, and, as honest men, should try to do
something to earn their wages. Jokes about
"Box and Cox" and blackguardsms about
the negro, the people will be slow to
take as substitutes for earnest discus
sion and prompt action. Congress has suf-
ficiently dsgraced itself and tho nation already,
without so signal display of appant uncon-
cern about a matter OF life and death to, the
country. If all honest, earnest, loyal citizens
could have their will, the tongues of these
silly wags in Congress would be silenced most
speedily and efIcctually. Rebellion asks no
better aid than the efforts Of such members of
Congress to hinder necessary Legislation.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

GENERAL FREMONT AND HIS New SwcRD-
General Fremont, the pet of the abolitionists.
has been presented with a new toy, in the
shape df sword, all gold, carving, diamonds
and fancy work. Next we shall hear of his
having a new carriage, with a new span of
horses, all decked up with new harness. given
to him to carry him luxuriousy along the
rough roads of bis mountainous department
We are afraid Fremont is beginning this cam
paign just as he did that in Missouri,
and will end it ss ignobly. He failed
in California and failed in Missouri, where he
went to do great things, and did not do them.
Now the President has generously given him
another chance, and we hope, in all sincerity,
that he will improve it. Let him mount his old
woolly horse, if he can find no better charger,
and dash of to the mountains OF Tennessee and
Virginia. He is needed there to cut off the re-
treat of the rebels. We shall be delighted to
report brilliant victory gained by his arms
Now is the time for him to show himself q man
and general, and atone for past deficiencies
by splendid victories.
The New York herald., 1862-03-28

Ac.nr,rv on Muac-DEpur or MADAME DIX LussAx.-
There Is no more trying role for debadns than thaA
of Isonora In tho "Favorfta" It's highly dramatic ro
and the continuous eorts that exacts on
the part Of the singer who almost always en- scene eaVs
her bv the time she reaches the last act-wheretho
interest of tho part fagued that but fcw
artists have strength TO get through II successfully
ror s,enanoue whose organization Is by de-
eate ons broke down In IL tho FIRST night OF her ap
,o,ronce That Madame do Lussan should choose such
for her debut Wednesday last Argued great
coincidence in her own powers. She undsrraod, how
oxer the difficulties Of tho part-or, rather, over
ss,imated her own sofpossesson-for TO- this.
we believe, rather than TO any other cause,
xas the qualification OF her success owing Iicr
vo,e, as we have hoard IL In the concert room, is
a mczzo soprano, OF very pure aud even quality.
ranging IRON TO G in alto with facility. Under tho
emotional influences to which II subjected sho other
nsht good deal Of its lost whilss the effect
os stage fright was still further manifest in the tro'o
MAT pcrvaded H. These defects will. probably, disap
near with another representation, AZ will also certain
r,u,,s of intonaticn, arising from want Oh faminrV
,v,,b the acoustic pccuariiies Of tho hsnss ol NO
dramatic qualifications Of tho new detncpSes the gouera
o,,non ia favorable She Is ptse, ons acp
, ormoa and expressive and she osarss herself In
manner 10 make one forget the smannsssSf her sturo
che repea,e the part in Boston nsxa veok. We havo
never sesn Brigno exert himself n~v than he did on
,h,s occasion. lilo gave tho charuing romance IN
tho esst act With great aosI Of feeling, aud
h,s us spirito Cent?" chef d,smre Of expression
.m, sen,insut. was raptureus encored. susiu,
600. indisposed, snd sang BADLY. whilst Manous
,-.s indifferent and carelcss. The dancing Of Milo
cbas as usual formed an ayr seable feature Of the
sgs Our pO olic acquiring taste for
,he halet and will soon tecome pensable TO the
sucoessul result Of an orr good singers and
an efficient orchestra, Tonight Mme dAngr the best
contrao, next to AGn, that we have had here, VIII
mako her rc in her favorito role OF Rosina. in tho
"Barborc" OnHaiurday, at the matinee, sho VIII ap'
pear Cor tho secoad and last time with Msa KELLOGG, III
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