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ex-It siasul,. fact that Tue old Ninth
fEgypi.an) Con nc siooal District ia Illinois.
The strongest Drnoefallc District 10 Inc
Union. his takssi -~o-e o. the southern re
zros from Cairo fog help team all toe other
lso..-res.t.,,at fS.ss- frla combined
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= Ous shsnlsr afe due Mc.ss- Gotta 1
Whittaker. Of Plsssla township. Tor. pses
ent Of a Gallon q sorghum molasses. OF
very hno quality. Il = fully a. thick ~ the
bes; sag. house. sra hes iiiile Of lhsi taste
peculiar 20 slrehum
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE OF ELECTION.
state Of Indiana County Of vfgo, -.
The State Of Indiana 10 fhs Sheriff o. r,so
County. Greeting;
VOU ARE HEREBY REQUIR-
l. BID 20 give he legal uotos Of an election . bs
held AZ The usssf places q holding elections 10 ths
Different 70 nshps Of Vigo cosniy. Indiana, 90 The
scoood Issday 10 October, A. D.. Iss2 ~ fhe siec
ten q the following ofrosrs, io.vf'
An Auditor Of State.
A Secretary Of Stat.
A Treasurer Of sssf<.
An Attorney dsrersi
eupertutsndAut 6. Puhie fnftf-eiicr
Reporter for tie sgprs1-s Cc1rt.
A Ccogressmsa fss Ell Ccogfee..cr.l hstrct
81 ihs ssafe.s
Prosscusias Attorney for sSs 10Th Cor-lon
Pleas Disire; q the sts.s.
pro..e.eDg A''ornsy fer shs ga iue'e''l o.
cult of The State
Two RAprssenta llvss non vigo oocru
A Ccnn.sriorer for The % District
A Goa uifslsosr sov The - p4stries
a CorBty Trsaaursf-
County stcriS
Cocniy tfo-rf.
County 61tss
To~z.hgp Asssss1s So esrA tcwus-ip
L. testimony whereof ksvs bsfennt.
oct nv baud ard tha AL 81 to- Nigo
sIn c:Teuit Court a. Isro Hante. nis
fsth iav q e>rt 1881
y0sEPh n. m.AkE, OK.
d, virtue - lie .soss. S4nuos csssss, sheriff
4 Il Slxc ssuIty DO hereby loiff rs sns iretvo-
sassaid cerrty 20 raest a. fts usual plates bod
Ia s.eeIons IN Ia stssal iSsIsaps ! I'D asiy,
I q ~ ssec-a rres1ay = oofoe--. tss7 i1r n.
psrrs~< e riscGps ihs vsfisss orissrs go ioe"e
sbcse ~, l1tl dsy ofHspieEieT ics..
sANtkL coHSEt. ssssf
4
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r. State L.bfl.iaa Rroea has "a Ia Ar
~ Museum - the Library =, Iudiaua9ols,
tAs asg csisassd a. lho 81 Georsh fls'-
peat ~ 80 Sch. slgvait o. he = lsa..
saa eavalr- AT hls conusni. It's vcry
nnssece = 2 tsc rAies.ai tf'as al ~o'l
dsiaire
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ArTETIoS. USroS RHtE.-TbeFe gill be
bgslaess meeting a TIE srmory dis tFri-
day) evening At ~ o'clock. 10 place Of tie
regular O'Clock drill By order Of the
CAPTAIN
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IRON EOSTOX

Bos1oS. Oct s--Arriyed. L , s.samer
Alabama. from Port Royal She la tie
crewS Of tbs prize schcones Defiance sad
Neil, The latter was captured o. tho 2ssh
Of Septsmber. by the Alabama
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lxDs1srofls. DC, :. 1852
Tea. John r. kib6g.
AnorHey Generaief ne State q Ind.aaas
DrAx siE The question having been
raised u s0me localities IN this State as 60
uhofhc- volunteers arc cntitiec % vote -
their proper preciucts a. ne approaching
election. desire respectfully - submit tba
question % you, and Request yer answer
for publication an. ar. very truly.
r. D. BROWN
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ATswEE
a. H.

ISDssSAroLIs, Oct >. loo2.
DEak sn Your aois OF this doie = re-
csivod. aid anhesitatiDgiy say taat VIOLIN
teers have a. andoubted right 70 vote in ths
townsbies h vhich tbey have legal res
deucs Eers respectfully.
JOHN =. KIBBY.
Attorney General.
Tor . Bso.~-. E.o. Tad. JSuy
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zEItls sld tie grain = N.aes,ia 81
ao. bs ialf gathered ihis .sas9n. tie vhiies
having absrdored agricultural .sbef iof
-.ieiy from ths-lndi.ns
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- The Lalsye;ts Joafaai learns lhas Is
i1e dfsft Ia Charlottesville Mr.. Robert =.
Becs. TIE s,h o. JANUARY candidate sof
geaniy Treasurer .vss among The ipeky men
$50 dfev prize.
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Cfsol>xArI. Oct 9-Ths foecs' Iefs
~ camp yesterday and moved southw.rd.-
Ma; Gen. Granger assumed command ana
will conduct ths campaign "a norfaeru and
Central Kentucky.
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ty-Ihe Amount Of mo1ey % be paid iase
- Cni.cd States Treasury To- exemption
..5m military duty. b the Qaakefs OF Ind.
"a. al. sala. ~,il amount 90 shout $3.50.
fn4
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Subscribers owing tbs oa.ca 5000. ard
osber, ~i-hlng . pAy Their subssipsisn n
hat way. are 'eqresIec % bring . = lnue
distelv.
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IRON WASHINGTON

wAsmrsoroS. Oct 9.-The President Ass
recognized Adolph Rssenthal. az Consul Tor
Prussia. At Milwaakeo. Also a. The eame
place Ludwig Won BsGmbsoh. Consul EOS
the Grand Duchy OF oldenburg. aud AUTO.
ria Maria Ds Cuba Soto Macor. Consul Gen
ersi fof me United State
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E-Fssiioul sie isdie. los u faf. etfrf
mall cancs. With jewclel head sheq 'tef
pfau.ensdo tie public ihoroughisfe-
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~ 4 few more recruits wanted imms
diately 10 all up Company h, list Regiment
Tho same advance pay. premium and
bounty allowed - paid the tho present
members Of The rsgiment Apply at Camp
D.ek Thompson. Z q. ALLEN
Commanding Compsnv.
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~ esodi8ste iss the oliice Of Irezs-
Ser 4 Nigo County - the cst1ber election
JOEL II. KESTER.
! an { candidate fof tie state LesislA-
tefe. e. tie October election.
J y KEMP
Ws.seagfhos.rsd 70 enaoUrce CHARLES
EERx :. q candiaste for Sheriff q Ngo
C,uatv Eleclioa Tuesday Oct l4fb
HENRY CLAY JORDAN aeslosdase
Tor Assessor u Honey Greek Townshi7
WI TOywoRTHY s candidate isr
Asse-sor - uooey Creek Township.
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LocAL AND NEWS ITEMS

Caaatl, - We want a cool -.tise
10y q de1ssf or Southern Route oae
~ell seqas,nssA sith shst ror;loa = he r.lF
referred
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p Ladies and gen,lsmOn, now r ,hs
time 10 set yoar Fall ard Winter wear col
ored and clesHed Having improved and en-
lsrssd our dye house and trishins ,ool,. sc
are PREPARED 70 do any kind Of work Ia our
line-no. q bs excslled 10 the western
cisic- J. q. REINERS 4 son.
Eat Wabash y, be, Oh -. A esr-l
Octlo9im
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CiSciSsArI. oci. ..
Flogs baoyaps al = higher. suss56ns
sl.35 and s4.ia.
Wheat higher. Rel - 1S2-. 49, ula.
sl8ilo
Cora "a O4ts Ias '.Ahs.1
Rve arm
Whisky advarcol ~ Jlt.
An active densn1 fr nesa rofk AZ a. Is
99.50. but 4 Il nov htit It -. 738lO
Lard. 200 tierces sold y &c.
NJ moyeren N bclk ns4t O. 90 "a
Iuportan-~ 81. coo - hUsk shoa'lees cold
al ic
sugar 80. ard cs9<s y a.shet
Nslssses 38S hi<hsf.
IicsN<d o. soc an6 are
Soscie further advanced. bsnksgs pasizg
8. 23k@l "a for ro.d. 81 - fov sivsr sEd
Al % Tor Der1krd Notes
Exchs1Fe sicsds.
The nsus az tie sdsSocs g goa al
sterling exchange Ia Mes York prssaced :
hueyAat fesiiag Z he market generally.
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FOREIGN NEWS

SANrY BOOK. DC, 9--i:3o T. A.-rhs
steamer Persia. frem Liverpool, TIE 27th.
and Queenstown. the 2Sth UT. has just been
signslsi She vll be up sbcu. o'clock.
this Afternoon Tie psr.i-'s scvicss are g
e-rs later
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RKxovAI.-The proprietor vi the Ierrs
lsutc saloon wishes 10 inform too public
that nc has removed % Ladowioi's Block. on
Sixth street. one dor from the corner. A
lunch vl,l DO -. from D % n o'clock every
morning
will also seep constant surpis oi Bel
vil,e Isscs Deer. Alo. Csuuha sui Rhine
Wac. aad al kiads OF the bcss iiqcors I!
vii bc happy 60 SEQ my % eastonsrr and
- rsnsy nev onss - may favor ne.
ocsqa2w ". KATZESBAcH 4 Co
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~ al ,heee vso ~srs Deaetiscl shk
Hat. cfths l.,ss' fashion. csr y Tho New
Ysgk las Ss,se ana - - q, .Ss Hone
Naarsse .-se. vassh .s,ss iayssl. sA~re-
sofe 80 warsn' al bsls spught y vse -
bsss 3no ss.ott-.crs - Pteoeh bessef.
Oc~r ssa sca ,t..iu.sgs AT. Of he 6Eess
eaalIsy. .ai - 81 .e'ofs. ~Lleh aia selling
sssy ~ 49,. a .asse sssertSsat Of Wool
Has. 81 al aoiogs. ssnsag IN psioo q. los
a. aslv csnts
4 H. LOWkRkE. g.saoAl hatsss.
>ur-rss.r - r YATES
ux1-u - Flns AID Main -
~ Ls,tf.-r ee.ss. sss 49, Il trade and
- rressrves 81 no human urtessssnding
veaa re.9sei.a.ls sagses; - ~ friend
ans fssro-. hat E all - so tteir -sssss'
e. ca. al . see ms nru sso-k. =; No. lse,
Nsis .srral 4 A. BURNETT
2 s-woe' HE. I'D fssa w.sf~s
sffsfiu
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THE sUTHERLASDs.--By the
i Arssr - -prfisir."s
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ALE AND PORTER.

HOTOGRArH ALBUMS and
| CO. r-''s ss7-,; =: :s n. ssolsssri !"
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PUBLIC SALE.

A IL kiads Of hqsors. FcSiga AID
n n.z-ss r--s~. AZ, So -
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The City of Washington's Mails
The Trent question In England and through
out Europe.

Ties arrival o, this port ~ the City ~ Washing
ton ilam Liverpool and Queenstown, 10th, places US
In possession of foreign llee 10 that date.
The text Of the correspondence relative b. the
Trent affair Was published IN iull IN the London
papers Of the 1871 Instant. The London LINES "a
commenting upon IT, says" When al Things are
considered. there an he A. more interesting study
than Mr.. sewuds dispatch. There has Teen an
"iusdyertency" by naval uihcer-that u AL Inc
Government %. the luited states ~ IN
no way implicated IN II, although At the tune
4 writing the dispatch the prisoners Nst
bcen seven weeks In US .''p9y. ~ pi
mi A better prospect tor the future. This hope,
however, ~ Immediately d'shed ~ the ground' tor
He tod IN the same treath thatthe aJuSt
bu d At II the safety Of the | mon required the ue
tenuu Of the captured prsoners,t would not DE- the
RI ht and duty Of the Government - 90 tNafus a
foreign State that which they thensslveH
unjust w, have then fair notice that All VINO deal
with tie nited states must guide themselves not
by the law of nations, but by what the Ihited
states may consider eNptiient At the time, and ths'
| ~ course depends upon their ability 10 resist
thus, i was eNptdiont to put these
| Cummi ,suners In prison on the 10Th OF Now
/ cmter, bN II was sNpedient T. release them
when IL was found that war wonld be the cohse-
luence of OBTAINING them on the 9'th Of December
| Mr. Seward, however, concludes 10y saying that the
prisoners are given up, not because EnBlhhu ue.
mards pnemptoiiy, but because tGey are n''
| worth keeping because the eNeetuA thetk hhl
/ waning Pr PORTIONS OF tie existing lnsurrecuol ~
We'll tlu comparative uuiinporthnce OF the eapt.t
el persons themselves, when iislaSsion,ely We gu
cd, prompted their release. And this prrteNt Is Pu
| forth ~ a government which denounoes these mei
TO upre-s ~ leading con-piratorH' when gave ~
| Ofi,f th,ufs L. ,ptain wilkes ON account Of thu
| Importance of tie capture and took seven week
to discover that is prisoners we're Comparatively
| unml oTttnt" i,,o.
| Munds h ~ palpable and enormous anu CON
| cudes by saving " that the American goyerhlneh
Is not able u rule itself but must seeA us ulIee'p
from the wise and prudent put rom 'v
| ant aud violent IL was not able either 70 Psilsl
with digAity or " yield with courtesy, ana hs
therefore brought upon itself all the dsIreu WIZ
| ont the reward Of lawessness, aud all the hunhh'
| ton without the grace of submissionf'
The MoRNIS0 PosT says that the American H .'N
| ernment has 'Soaved In" a. they would themseINs
| say, hut in what manner and temper the Enens
n1bnc will gather from Mr., Stewards disPSson W"
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Congressional Proceedings.
XXXVU. CONGRBSS.-seBats-
First session.

Washington, Jan. 30.-Mr. Chandler (Mch.)
offered a resolution that the Committee On Com
merce enquire into the eNpcdienty nt requiring
captains ~ y,s'els sailing ~ foreign ports during
the present rebellion to take the oath OF allegiance
Adopted. ,..t.,..
MI. Rice tMnn) offered joint resolution that
le SECRETARY of War he authorized g. procure rom
lf,rers and soldiers now prisoners ia the sp-,hl1ed
"Conftderate States" allotment pay for families,
Tie secretary Of War t. issue drNtS on Ne" h'Ih
or h .-ton h. families. Adopted.
M. Anthony mr. ~ called up the resolution I'a
printpg 900 copies Of cUluges DELIVERED Nl'" VIZ
death Of General Baker. The resolution wa ~
Ieyted. 5000. t,,,i., ,b,t the
Mr., Wilson, tM,ss.l offered resolution tn'N 'le
n n,r,i,tea an Milttry Affairs inquire into the ma
~, o,,o,, f Inc tioypTnment hospital At Alexandra
TLere Serr compl ,ints from all over the country
"a mi the Medical Department Of TIE Army ana ne
fNil.Ifl had no doubt that the Department was
snt'r.ly inadequate h. meet the wants ~ the army
ne bai seen certificates from sick soldiers That ihey
nab actually to 90 h tie sNill tubs TO enable them
to live In the Hospital At Alexandra IleIe "eiv
reports from all the hospitals that were dlSgr
b. the country. The trouble was we hah III We
Medical Department many old men VINO ouBh' W "
Mr.. Hale IN. H.,l thought that i was me .ns
,r,th was told about these things There - ~
~ a list Of medicines which aDoctor may pres, I
and Il is list was fixed thirty or forty year, n,
the doctor can prescribe other, no ms.toI "
much light he may have got since thA' - Ina
somehody could only be put N dean ny p,r :, n
~ the drae Of forty years ago, then ths ~ pdsaJ
at liberty " give u. There 70 peI,oSs Tn,
logs al the head OF the Medical t nv, s,on,
senator from Massachusetts tWiISop' "'' wv s'N'
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R,id, No, Jan. 29.-lhe latest information
nom the West J., that .ur army IL euc,mpel at
Lebanon Ia considerable numbers. MAJOR wrisht'
battalion D.. lulrtrrcl IN hIusc lately occupied Iy
,essi,ui-t but the greater portion OF thetr'ops
are enc .mpcI iust beyond tie town. \ troops
except scout, have plynged beyond that town, NOR
1T probable they Will, until ItAcr rrs.mcut, op the
way shall have prrlyrl
From gentleman vAp h,s recently arrived r m
Webster County, learn that Captain Freeman,
whu h., been carrying on a thriving business In
Webster, Douglas, Wright and ether Counties, was
,ilrd al,,ut week since, In skirmisl which t.
place in Webster County, between some Union men
md rebels. 1t was at hrst reported - Ia Colonel
Freeman, % Polk County which proves untrue
| The Cj.ouel il more Influential, but no meanei
man than this Freeman. General Curtis and 5taa
departed 7evera lays ago, u 1iu tue army Ia The
| ield This would Indicate that the catnplsn Is +
| he pushed Gprward with energy.
General sIsc has arrived from st. Louis, AM Il u
Under .torl he will 60 forward with the expedition
Il Oh, fIutlNT nAy-
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NEW YORK LEGIsLArURE.-seuate,

Ahdny, Jan. 3O.--Tho brooklyn Charter
Amendment Bal WAS reported for the consideration
uf tho Senate.
The lin t. prohibit Concert saloons IN the City ~
New York WAS reported iaynrnhly.
Mr. Ramsay introduced hill g. itcilita'e the COM
struciiun II the Albany AMI sus'Iuehnnnah railroad.
II aIprupriates SlaO,VoO.
Mr.. Murphy introlugcda Ill e. amend the Guar
ter If the CITY ~ iip-nklyu.
Mr.. willard intr lluccd a bill IN amend the Act iur
the Bentnt ~ Marrihi Women, ~ ~ g. enable them
tuinsure the lives of their husbands.
The Senate then took up the resolution instruct
ing senators Harris AMI King I" vote i"r the eNlu-
Sion " Jesse ID. Bright.
Mr.. Truman spoke In support ~ the resolution
and denounced Mr. Bright ia uumes'ure.i terms.
NJ. Henderson and MI Murphy OPP 'S'd auy M
terfetrucc with senators HttriS and King un tht
subject.
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Assembly

The C,mptrpller sent In = communication IA re
ply H. the resolution ut the Assembly stains that
the amount u the state tax uup aid m the hrst Of
October last, WNs une million and one hundred and
twenty-sN thousand dollars The amount now un-
pAid IL over one hundred and thrty-twu Thousand
iullars and nf this SS1 enc IL due from West hester
c1un,y 5000 from Richmond county, and tl,oI
from New York.
The I'LL tu lega.ifc the ordinances of the city n'
New York relating ~ muury 'l-e'l l1r the ypl1u.
teers, VA, taken up in Cumuittee of the Wh.as and
The bill g. arpropiste the proceeds ~ the state
tax L. the support # school, Wa4 urder"t 90 tnri
reading,
Al u o'clock, the Assembly proceeded g. the
nomination ~ u Regent of the lniNerSiy,
George H. Perkins WAS nominated ~ both
houses and cle,.ttd Regent NJ the University.
Tie Assembly and srn,t" then, ia Joint session,
elected Victor 81. Rice superintendent OF P1oN'
Instruction.
Thehll IN relation 81 actions on premium and
| stock notes given by insurance companies WAS thei
taken mp, ,,.,, 80
Mr Phelps mode some opposition u the hlll, re
| gntdiug Il IA intended n relieve parties who me-
contributed stp notes part ot the capital OF M
surau,e companies. lie moved - Nik' 'p' 'V''
|
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Fortress Monroe, ian. 20, RIA. BIii'm'rc
jan 3O.-s,me negroes arrived hero tbs IA ruing,
having deserted n small inus from the opposite
shore. They report that the ,gt Of the iron plates
for the Mcrrmac WAS pu,on yesterday, aud that she
WIS /, lie launched tp'lay
A n.g of truce t,l,y brought mn. Norfolk Lieut..
Connolly ui tie New York Goth regiment, from
Columbia. III
The tug boats james murray and D. II. Ilsrb"rI,
Of Baltimore, and Joseph +. Levy, Alert, Aida and
Chnmplou, Of Philadelphia sailed this afternoon or
lIitcra, u join Gen Burnsde'i expedition. The
Eastern State sailed Tor II,tter,s this forenoon.
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INTERESTING EXTRACTS.
From Washington.

Washington Jan. 30. - Official dispatches
frJm Commandcr Gpldsbor,ugh, dated Jan. &c, al
dressed y the Navy Department arrived This morn
ing. Seventeen ofte naval vessels q, tina, time
uhhe SOUND, over and beyond tie RuckheAd, under
inmciaic Command Of Compioro R,w.n. Ia fi,l
readiness '1r operations Of any kind. General Burn.
4ido wa ptep,rin.. his forces " move IN oonnec-
ion with the feet
Com. Gplisi1r,ugh says things now look hope
'i, and sincerely trusts shall he I the
enemy. Any decided approach now u this quarter
On the part Of the rebels with al the force ,h.y
muster would be a moral caiNniiy and result in
their speedy capture and destruction.
TIE Senate has confirmed the nomination u M
ipr Prcicrck stecle Eleventh Reg mont VI Infantry
~ Rngader General Of Volunteers.
The King Philip, which came up yesterday. re-
Iort- that the Re.plute, in running up from the
lower np,ills 70 Indian Head, on Tuesday nishLw,'
6rod at by the rebel batteries, but 10, struck.
II is reported at the Navy Yard that, short time
since, while one Of vessels firing At ,ebel
battery one " the guns could not 10 discharged
when the load was Withdraw, and the cartridge
found T. be filed with sand.
A sevotd dispatch has been received nom Gen
Hent,l eman, who says further inquiry has saiisfc,
him that the number u rebels kiileI by portion
| Il the New York 37th Regiment on Tuesday night
was o not %, asoriginsly tcegraphel by him.
Dispstolc s Just received from the British Govern
mcnt show TIA, the disposition ~ the Tren, ,iT,i
| by secretary Seward b, satisfactory, snd iittae
| the expectation uf peace between the two c,untre
| lpr long time l. come.
TIE lion. Hamilton Fish and Bishop Aines vii
cave here tomorrow for T,r,rc., Monroe, and on
Ieavnr 90 reach Richmond under lag ~ truce, t
| enter utpil their mission there. ~
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san Francisco, Jan % The state Legislature
will hold ia first scssou iu this city tsiay.
All the streets If ; ,grtmeuto are uaNig able i1i
small lsats Every house In the city has the water
over the lower hrurs. The weather has been pleas
,nt f,r two days past and 10 It continues M l2i u"
week !. the stages may again commence running L
the interior vuuu'its.
Tgc Pnl,Srtr,N says that 20 1859 one hundred
and thirty WhntrS recruited AT their lsl'h'' ah'
thnt IA ~Ol only sixty. nine rt,ruited. The whole
rup,her ~ whalrr- nth iu 1854 was ouly seventy
..N, and t,r i~d2 the whole Meet N'rtl ~l far a.
known ere, will nhy.ho thrty-hree. During th'
counting spring We y,n only expect seventeen VIVA
lers tprr,rfut here.
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The Rebel Re,rca, from Bolivar, etc

Sandy nook, Nd, Jdr. 30.--Since the retreat
" the rebels nom Bolivar the weather has been To
f,ggy 10 Deserve their movements. There was
heavy snow storm here this forenoon. II Is now
SHOWN that our shells ou Tuesday were not with
,ut effect Several o' the rcncls were killei AMI
wounded. The bells ~ the enemy were harmless
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IS the pauses of our own fast moving affairs,
we may occasionally improve an opportunity to
snatch moment for l,ok a1ro. a, and such an
opportunity Is offered in the transmission 10y
Mir. SEWARD 10 Congress Of mass OF interest
ing documents received from our coa'uls
abroad.
From Singapore, China, We in this way learn
that the cultivation of cotton il progressing
finely in that region, under the direction of an
American, }. b. HAYNE, sx. United States Con
sui TO Turks leland. In addition 70 other co.,
tor, about 700 plants Of sea-islAnd have been
raised, from seed sent out by the Manchester
Cotton Supply Association, and are doing vol :
and it is thought that the climate may prove
peculiarly favorable TO this choice variety. The
cotton already grown yields we'll, aud, with
the low price Of labor, its cultivation promises
10 be profitable. Mr.. HAYSK, though a oor
qian, and the nephew Of CD. HAYSK, of ssces
sion memory, Is reported to be sound un'O'
man.
From HsDkow ~, China, we receive Assu'
ancss Of the mos. friendly feeling towards US o
the part Of the people Of that province vii