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WARSAW, Wyoming Co, N. Y, Oct. -, 1865.
DEAR SlR am using your Cathartic Pills in my pnc-
cr aud find them excellent purgati,e to cleanse tho
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The national Republican., 1862-01-21

CoMMlssIoNs-It turns out that Mr.. Morgan
received commissions to the amount Of sixty
'housand dollars, mot ninety thousand, as re-
ported) upon purchases OF vessels amounting
to nearly four millions Of dollars 1t seems to
be agreed that he received no more acting
strictly for the interests Of the Government,
and securing no advantage to himself in pur
chases, beyond the avowed mercantile per cent.
age. We are sorry to be obliged to say, that
we believe, from all we can learn, that this
commission does not approach the average Of
the profits Of those who have made purchases
and chartered vessels in the prosecution ol
this war. OF course, many Of these things
have been honestly done, but the extravaganza
in some OF them precludes the possibility Of
doubling that those who have acted for the
Government have secured, in some form, doL
cs,rs TO themselves.
It Is said, by those who ought to know, thai
the daily loss to the Government, from knsvish
charters of vessels, for the Sherman and Burn
eide expeditions, exceeds the whole amount
paid to Mr.. Morgan.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

HAnpshire, b we'll known, and, We think, the
sooner they are driven over the river, impris-
oned, shot, or hanged, Tie better for US They
~ constantly furnlshlng such Information TO
tAe robbers and cut-throats, prowllng along The
maryland border, a. leads 70 The arrest and
capture Of loyal citizens Ia The dead hour Of
Night, and to the destruction of their property.
Should such demons bs nursed any longer in
our midst 7"
THEY woN'T STAND DRAFTING.
The Rockingham (va.) Register also growli
terribly about the draft, and says of the peo-
pie: -r, ...... ..........
"They will not submit 10 Q draft. Once
they volunteered and came willingly 10 the de-
fence OF their homes and they arc willing "a
do II again. Romember what l say. II this bill
becomes law, the volunteers will lay down
their arms, aud SEQ where tho power Of the
Convention Is 70 drive them into service. They
love liberty and hate tyranny, and will resist
the aggressive acts Of tho Virginia Convention
as eagerly as they do those Of Abraham Lin
coin. They see no difference between George
and Bambs,' as both are tyrants.'
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

The Secretary Of the Treasury has decided
that teas on shipboard prior to the passage Of
the last tariff bill in august, are entitled to
enter under the old duties. This is an i'm
portant decision, involving large amount.
Gov. Curtin, of Penusylvania, his State hav.
ing already furnished her full quota of troops,
asks permission to send eight full regiments OF
infantry and one Of cavalry, now ready Ia
Pennsylvania, on an expedition to the Southern
coast. Bravo Tor the old Keystone State!
An IMroRrANT ARRIvAL.--The Houston Tele-
graph, OF the lst instant learns, from good
authority, that steamer has arrived In Texas
port within the past week, under British colors,
bringing IS tons cannon powder, large
amount Of rifle powder, 100000 army caps,
5000 cannon primers, and considerable
amount Of coffee, dry goods, bagging, rope,
&o.- CehunJ,ls Ca Enquirer.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
THE OPRRA.

BETTY TO BE PRoDrCED To NIeHr.-The artists
Of the Italian Opera, from the New York Acad'
emy Of Music, will give their second perform.
snce this evening, at the theatre, which was
crowded last night with the great fashion OF
our city, and the toilets Of the ladies were the
most magnificent we have ever seen on such an
occasion. Some Of the most prominent ladies
and gentlemen Of this country were there.
This evening will be performed Donizetti's
celebrated new opera, Betty, with Miss Hlnkley
as Betty; Sig. Brignoli as Birman; Sig. Susini
Is Max Starner. This opera has never been
before performed in Washington, and is con-
sidered one Of Donizelti's best works. To'mor-
row will be produced Rossini's master-work,
Barber OF Sevills," with Miss Hinkley, Brig
noli, Mancusi, Susini, Barili, and Nine Stra-
koech, who has, TO oblige the management,
kindly consented TO perfect the cast by singing
the email part of Bertha
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

GEN. PEoK's brigade has been increased by
the addition Of the Ninety-third Pennsylvania
regiment, in consequence Of the extent and i'm
portance Of the district occupied by It, which
extends from Georgetown along the Potomac
to the Great Falls, and over nearly to Rock
Creek. Col. McCarty, commanding the regi-
ment, was chaplain 10 the three months
service, of the Methodist connection, and is said
10 have line body Of men.
Composition ofPcck'sbrigade Ninety.eighth
Pennsylvania volunteers, Oue-huudred-and-
second Pennsylvsnia volunteers, Ninety third
Pennsylvania volunteers, Fifty.dfth New York
volunteers, Sixty second New York volunteers.
The reports of the medical departments show
that this brigade Is ons Of the healthiest in the
entire army. It is believed th st 1t is the first
having the lowest number Of sick.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

REGULATIONS AND READINGS. - Tomorrow
evening, our citizens will have an opportunity
of passing an evening with the Poets and
Dramatists, at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, where Mrs. N. Lizzie
Bell, and Miss Emma A. Lincoln, will read aud
recite a variety Of gems from the creates,
poets. They come to us with the highest testi
monisls Of ability 10 the art Of the elocutionist
The entire proceeds Of the house are to bt
devoted to the benefit Of a Home in New
York for unemployed sewing girls, who art
destitute OF parents and home. We hope tc
see a full house.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
THE CONSTITUTION AND SLAVERY.

THE CONSTITUTION AND SLhS EN-
A correspondent inquiries how it is that slav.
cry is so intertwined with the fabric OF the
Constitution, that 1t cannot be destroyed with
ont destroying that instrument.
Mr.. Segur answered this question some
weeks ago, by insisting with great gravity,
that, If there were no slaves, there could be
no three-ffths representation Of slaves, and no
rendition of fugitive slaves, and that without
those things, the Constitution OF the United
States would be nullifsd and become extinct.
Upon the same principle, because the State
governments make provision for paupers, for
insane people, and for the punishment Of muir
derers, forgers, and thieves, those governments
would cease to exist, 4 paupers, lunatics, and
criminals we're no longer 10 be found.
When the Constitution was formed, slavery
existed as Q matter of iact and certain ar
rangements were made for it, so long as 1t should
exist If 1t shall die out, or be destroyed
nothing will remain to which those arrange
Insnts will be applicable. That is all.
This same Constitution provides for the cast
of Indians not taxed but we never heard
before that the vitality Of the Constitution de
pended upon the continued existence OF tba
class Of persons.
The trainers OF the Constitution hoped |
would endure indefinitely, but they expected
and desired that slavery would be shortlived
This idea, that the Constitution cannot exis
without slavery, did not enter into the compre
hensiou Of the fathers.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
0TILL LATER.
THE ROUT COMPLETE!
OFFICIAL REPORT.

L0uisuiue, Jan. 2O.-The recent nRbt took
place on Sunday, instead Of Saturday morning.
General Thomas, on Sunday afternoon, fol.
lowed the rebels to their entrenchments, l6
miles from our own camp, and, being about 10
attack them this morning, found their entrench
monts deserted. The rebels having left all
cannon, quartermaster's stores, tents, horses,
and wagons, which fell into our hands.
The robols, dispensing, had crossed the Cum.
berlsnd river In n steamboat and nine barges,
vt White Oak Greek, opposite To their enoamp.
ment at Mil Spring.
Two hundred and seventy.hv rebels were
killed and wounded, including Generals Zolli-
cofer and PeytOn. The dead were found on
the field. Tho Tenth Indiana regiment lost
seventy.fve killed and wounded. Nothing fur.
ther rs to the Federal loss has yet reached
h,re.
Cincinnati, Jan. 2O.--The Lexington CORES.
pOndent of the Commercial gives the following
account Of Sundays battle:
Iollicoffer, learning that the Federal forces
had appeared in his rear. marched out Of his
entire nohments at three O'Clock, and attacked
General ShOepf in camp. The piokets were
driven in At an early hour, and the attack Was
made before daylight.
It is reported the battle ragged with great
fury until three O'Clock In the afternoon, when
Zollicoffsr having been killed, the whole force
of rebels fed In confusion to their camp. Their
loss is not stated, but It is thought to be heavy
The Bailie Peyton killed is the son Of the ex.
member of Congress from Tennessee of that
name.
Our victory Is said to have been very decisive
and will result In the rout of the whole force
defending the right flank of Bowling Green.
Louisville, Jan. 2O-seven O'Clock, p. m.-The
following dispatch has just been received from
Gen. Thomas, dated Mil Spring, viz;
Since my dispatch Of yesterday, I pursued
the enemy into his entrenchments, and this
morning advanced to assault him, but found
he had abandoned everything, and crossed the
river during the night.
"All their artillery and ammunition, upwards
Of eighty wagons and harness, and all their
commissary and qusrtermaster's stores and
camp equipments, fell into our hands.
"The rout is complete. and I believe the
enemy has dispersed.
at gives me great qualification to testify to
the good conduct of our troops.
I'D. O. BUELL.,
Brig. Gen. COMMANDING
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
Tuesday, January q, 1852.
OursIpE.-Extract from speech Of General
ASHLEY, Of Ohio; Govern them as Territories;
vesuvius In its Glory.
THE oOvERNMCNT, OR THE BANK

ENS.
II being impossible 10 borrow, In the ordi-
nary form OF loans, what Ia indispensable for
the prosecution of this war, il is conceded to be
necessary to resort 10 the method of issuing
small notes, intended and expected 10 circulate
as money. The only question raised is as to
the form In which this shall be done: whether
directly by the Government itself, Or indirectly
through individuals, who may be induced to
take Government stocks by giving them the
privilege Of issuing an equal amount Of their
own noter.
In either case, It is the people who furnish
the capital, by retaining 10 circulation among
themselves certain amount Of paper evidences
Of debt. 1t 10 the people who are the creditors
and lenders Of the money which the Govern
ment will receive.
Ir the Government issues Its own notes. II
borrows without paying any interest.
Now. let US see how the thing will work
through the mystifying operations>of banking.
A, B, and G may not be capitalists at all.
For the proposed operation, it is not necessary
that they should have a single spare dollar to
invest in anything If, through the use Of
credit, they can muster together fifty thousand
dollars for q single week. they invest that
amount in U. S. six per cent. stocks, with the
privilege Of issuing an equal amount Of their
own notes, stamped in some form by national
authority made receivable for the whole, Or q
part Of the national dues and therefore, to all
practical intents and purposes, money. Thus,
at the end Of the week, these lucky individuals
have U. S. stock to the amount Of $4,000,
upon which they draw interest, and in addition
thereto, as much money as they started with.
These bankers notes are 10 circulate among
the people, who are the real lenders and CAPT
talists, but who get no interest The Govern.
msnt pays interest, but 1t goes into the pockets
OF bankers ,oho really do not furnish dollar.
If notes, founded upon Government stocks,
are a safe currency, the notes themselves OF the
government are equally 50.
OF course, various contrivances will be pro
posed to give an additional value to the pro
posed notes Of bankers. such as requiring then
to keep on hand certain amount OF specie
This is all very we'll, II the bankers are honest
bu, no regulations will be respected by dishon
est bankers: and therefore, a. matter Of SC
crity. provisions Of the kind referred 10 ar
utterly worthless. They are worse than worth
less. because they delude the public into th'
idea of a safety which does not exist
The only basis which the proposed bankers
notes will have, is the deposit Of the Govern
uleut stocks to the same amount; and as the
whole thing rests at last upon the Governmen
credit, that may as well be used at once ant
directly.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

CorToS.-During the year 1861, there were
imported into New York. from foreign coun'
tries, s,940 bales Of cotton, valued at $683,lil.
During the present year, the imports Of that
article must amount 10 many millions Of dol
lars. The planters of our Southern States have
heretofore enjoyed the exclusive privilege Of
supplying the North with cotton. Like other
privileges, it needed TO be lost, in order to have
its value appreciated.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

VISITS OF CERExoNY.-Army officers 10 the
number, probably, OF one hundred and fifty,
in full uniform, yesterday paid their respects
to the new Secretary Of War, and were intro
duced by Assistant Adjutant General Town
send. Leaving the Department, they proceeded
10 the residence of General Cameron. and took
their leave OF him.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
RETREAT FROM MANASSAS.

According 10 information which We desn
reliable, the rebels have fallen back nom -
uassas, to some point further south. i Is not
known what position they nov occupy, but II
is believed that their movement Is 10 oonss-
quenoe of an spprehsnded attack from our
troops, or to avoid being surrounded or hemned
In BY the operations Of Burnside, Sherman and
Rppll
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

MEETING OF CHAPLAlNs,-We are requested
to call attention to. the meeting Of chsplains,
10 be held at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, (Pennsylvania avenue,
opposite Browns Hotsl,) this morning, at II
O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

TIE OPERA.-Last night, despite the disgust
ing hole where the talented and brilliant artists
were compelled to perform, the Theatre was
crowded with citizens and strangers TO witness
the performance OF Don Pasquale, which gave
universal satisfaction. Mics Hinklsy was in
foe voice, and perscnated Norma with exquisite
taste, and with great spirit.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

Dispatches from Minister Corwin confirm the
report that he is about TO come home, as,
under his instruc tions, be cannot advance our
interests in Mexico. The Mexicans are making
great preparations 10 resist the allies
Tho State Department has received notes
from the Governments Of Prussia and Russia,
on the Trent question. similar 10 that from
Austria,
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

WASHINGTON SCIENTIFIC AssOciArION.--Gen
tlemsn Interested in the organization Of Sci.
entifc Association, as heretofore noticed, will
not fail TO meet tonight at the rooms OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, opposite
BroWp's Hotel.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

PRESENTS FROM JArAN.-The Government
has received number OF presents from Japan.
They were addressed TO President Buchanan,
or his successor. The more prominent Of them
are two elephant tusks, eight feet in length
and splendid sword, inlaid with gold and
Dearla
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

MAJOR SzBADs war lecture, at the Smith
sonian, which was to have been given last
night, was postponed in consequence Of the
bad weather. A large number of persons
were disappointed, but they will soon have the
pleasure Of hearing the learned soldier under
more favorable circumstances.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
THE REPORTED ATTACK UPON A
FRENCH SHIP.

FRENCH SHIP.
The following letter has been received here,
dated December 80, and written on board the
U. s. steamer De Soto, of Ship Island:
home for repairs. We came In collision with
q French man Of war, of the Southwest pass,
on the night Of the 26th, disabling him and
seriously damaging our wheel. We have towed
him to this point, BY order Of Capt. Bailey, but
1t is not yet known where we are to go for re.
pairs. I send this letter by the Rhode Island.
II does not appear 10 be very safe for vessels
to be about our coast IN the night, unless they
can answer our signals"
This letter probably explains the origin Of
the report circulated in the Southern newspa.
pers, Of the capture Of French man.of war
Of, the mouths of the Mississippi.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
From Cairo.

Cairo, Jan. ls.-Capts. Murdock and Webster
returned last night from an expedition 10
Bloomfield. II was complete success. They
captured 40 of the enemy. among them one
lieutenant.co olonel, one adjutsnt, and three cap.
tains.
Capt. Phelps, with the gunboat Conestoga,
made reconnaissance up the Tennessee river
to-day, and shelled point just below Fort
Henry, where masked battery Is supposed to
be, but did not succeed in drawing its fire.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
BY TELEGRAPH.
HaL 4-----------
GREAT VICTORY In KENTUCKY.
GEN. ZOLLICOFFER KILLED!
His Dead Body i'm the Hands of
the Federal Troops.
H1O Forces n ol1toca.
MANY REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN.
710 Forces n solateca.
MANY REBEL PRISONERS TAKEN.

Cincinnati, Jan. 2O.-A combined attack was
made today on ZollicofTer's entreuchments by
6ohocpf and Thomas. which resulted in com.
plete victory. The stars and stripes are now
waving over the rebel fortiAcations. Our
troops have captured all the rebels camp prop.
erty. and u large number Of prisoners. Their
loss is heavy. Zolliooher's dead body ia in the
hands Of the Federal troops.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

BIENKER DIVISION HOsrIrAL.-For the week
ending January 2lst, the number Of patients
that have been in the Blcnker Division Hospi.
tal is forty.four. Returned to duty, five; died,
one remaining In hospital, thirty eight.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

CHEERING EEws.-The news from Kentucky
is indeed cheering. II dillused general JOY
last night among all lovers Of tho good cause
Of constitutional government, "Push on the
column"
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
qss- B. d. French, Esq, has been confirmed
as Commissioner Of Public Buildings

g:y- The Commissioner Of Indian Affairs left
tor the West on Sunday evening, on Official
business and will be absent four or five weeks.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

The Union Prayer Meeting will be
holden every day this week In the Lutheran Church,
(Rev. j. q. Buters,) at the corner Of Eleventh al
II streets, commencing at O'Clock p. IN, and con
tinucd but one hour. Jan q
~ Medical society OF the District Of
special meeting will be held at the
Medical Department Of Georgetown College, (F
street, between Eleventh and Twelfth) on TUES
DAY, 9lst instant, at II O'Clock q. N.
By order Of the president:
W. NICK. TUCKER, NJ. D.,
jan Alt Recording Secretary.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

- The Annual Meeting OF tho Ameri-
can CeIonizatSon Society will be held In the
Hall Of the House Of Representatives THIS (Tues.
day) EVENING, at 7is O'Clock.
The meeting will be addressed by Hon. j. H. B.
LATROBE, the president Of the Society. jan q
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

~ smithsonian Lecturcs.-On TUESDAY
EVENING, January 81, 1882, Prof b. PIERCE,
Of Harvard College, will lecture on The Misss-
slppi River"
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Rev. H. W.
PIERSOy will lecture on " The Private Life OF
Thomas Jefcrson."
The public are invited Admittancc free. Lee:
ture commence at 8 p. N. Jan 20-8t
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

9sa- General Sumner will take command Of
his division in few days, being COW alescent.
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

Loutscue, Jan. 20.-The river Is rising three
inches An hour, and is rapidly covering the
levee, overlooking tho cellars on the rive r
hank
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
Corns, Bunions, Calositiss,

COfhs, BuniOns, C0IOSitte6,
Chilblains, Frosted Feet Bad Nails, Enlarged joints
and all dissaacs Of the Feet cured without pain by
DIR. WHITE, SURGEON CHIRoPopIsT,
Room No. up stairs.
Once hours from - N. TO p. m.
attended to. jan f6-lms
The national Republican., 1862-01-21
Whiteh urst, NO. 434 Penn. Avenue,

Whitehurst, NO. 434 Penn. Avenue,
Is selling original Cdrles dc uisi6 photographs
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness of
Mcclellan Ii the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best in existence. See our photo.
grabs In oil and water colOrs. Also portraits OF
distinguished men,. Attention Of military men
ing BY mail. dec l3-lms
The national Republican., 1862-01-21

Froa ths prisonsrs Just arrived from nich
moud, w have received late AieAhond psper'
from which We glsAn ~ following iuterestin
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07
smuseIIna A1onG The ohio.


The Louisville Journal has information
that the smuPglers are doing heavy trade
scIoss the Ohio River, below Henderson.
Very large quantities Of supplies Of every
description are landed at Uniontown, Casey
vile, Csrrsville, Ford's Ferry, and other
points. We urge the officers to break up
these nests of vipers Immediately. They are
doing great mischief. A few days ago we
mentioned the arrest Of several persons over
in Illinois, who were largely engaged in
smuggling, among them lady from Hop
kinsville, Ky. If we are not misinformed
and we are satisfied we are not, this woman
has been doing heavy business in contra
band trade for some time. She is the agent
of gang who are posted at various points
from the East on to Nashville and Richmond
One of her confederstes is a man OF consider
able means, living in Hopkinsville, KY, who
is said to have large sums Of money on de-
posit at Cincinnati and other points to aid
his agent in her operations. The woman
was arrested once before, but got off. We
hope that she will not be allowed to escape
sgsiD. She is a shrewd, self possessed, i'm
pudent woman, with various aliases at differ
ent points, hut is known at Hopkinsyille as
Madam Wood.