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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-27
FROM CAIRO.
SEIZURE or COUNTY RECORDS ny REBEIs--
NEWS FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.
y.

SEIZURE or COUNTY RECORDS by REBELS
NEWS FROM SOUTHERN PAPERS.
CAEo. Saturday, Jon. Is. 1852.
Since the ra-uip Of tie National troops from Ken
, lucky, detachment Of rebel cavalry has visited
Baudyille aud removed tie county records to Column
/ bus.
| Tie sd Illinois Regiment, and the 7tb Iowa Reg.
meut left o.day for Smiths Landing, at tie mouth
Of the Cumberland River
BY flag of truce, copies Of Tie Memphis Agpeal
Of the 10th, 18th and ODD of January, are received
from which we extract the following:
" The LINE Roct J0urHol Of the Eth, says hat
Gen. Frost, the Camp jackson prisoner, who has
been on parole, Is at JacksyDport, with 100 adj
hcrut5 aw ang recruits to join his gallant old chel,
Sterling Price
The British residents Of Mobile have organized
nlo u company for home defense.
Tie Confederate News Of Columbus, Of the lSsh
inst. has the following:
Col Neallys regiment and Kcndalis battalion
eft Yesterday for Niayiied Creek, 10 search Tor
i.inc6luiles. It also ininaics that half million Of
dollars will be cent TO that place for tie payment Of
the troops.
% letlerrrom Richmond dated ho jih int. s;aies
that John x. Jackson, Colone! os the 5th Georgia
Regime IT. has been appoiIteda BrIgsdier-GeneTai.
and Is 10 command at Poneacola.'
The Memphis papers DO not contain word about
the battle Of Somerset, Ky, and the feat mud death
OF Gen. ZoIlcoiier.
Tie Memphis papers say that Federal money isa
% per cent discount in New-York.
Gov jackson was 81 New-0rleana the week be-
fore lese.
JEFF rhomrsoa has again appeared o. tie Missouri
border He visited Commerce yesterday with u
force Of 900 mea, completely sac.ing the houses Of
the Union citizens Of that place. An expedition VIII
eaye Birds Po-t this evening in pursuit of tho
narnndcrs
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Professor Agassiz, who has again arrived in the
city from Cambridge, and the Hon. Edward Everett,
iust returned from short Western tour, are at the
Everett llouse.
Gen. Anderson ia still Stopping at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Commodore Montgomery of the United States
Navy, the Hon. X. II. DUEL Of Cortland County,
n. Y, Capt. Attinger aud Capt Mchinsiry of the
United States Navy, Judge Kilbreth Of Ohio, 5. IL.
Foote Of Quebec, DR.. S. X. Chii5 Of Saratoga, and
S. Il. Spauldng, i. A. Richards, and j. II. Weeks
of Boston are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
-Cheyalier Hulseman, tie Austrian Minister TO
tho United States, from Washington Lieut'Col. $.
c. Oliver aud lady, from Virginia. JAS. Ferguson and
lady from San Francisco, and John W. Moore Of the
soop-ofwar Richmond, are at lie Fifth Avenue
Hotel.
Tie Hon. John Rose, member Of the Provincial
Parliament, and Capt. De Winton Of ii. Il. NJ. s
Army, from Canada, nge At the Clarendon Hotel.
--Eieut.-Col Tieston and Capt. Humphrey, from
Budds Fcrry; Col. L. w Kinks of the L. S. Army.
from Boston; Capt. j. c. Duane Of the U. S. Engi.
neer Corps, aud Capt. Hunt OF tue U. S. Army are
Al the Asior House.
Major s peayes Of the L. S. Army Lieut.. IL.
$ Taiuter OF Hartford, and c. W. Amory and IL.
Goldman Of Boston are ut the Brevoort House.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE
DESTRUCTION OF ONE OF THE nuRSsIDs

1
ihANsPOHTs--A LIGHT BOAT ASHORE
~, FORTRESS MONROE, Saturday Jan Is 1871
Ane storm has cleared away, and the snn is mo -
shining ~ ~ ''''' &c "''
Ia consequence Of the rough weather the George
washington has not made tho trip to Chorrystone
since Tuesday.
The Adelaide did not arrive from Baltimore until
about o'clock this afternoon.
The Georgisna WAS detained last niobt sh. Iea
TUE afternoon for Baltimore.
A flag Of truce this afternoon took to Crsncy
i'iahd several Rebel officers, who arrived yester
Gay morning from Baltimore. The boat ais,
orougnt back several passengers to 20 North.
ihe United States transport Louisiana, of Gen.
Burnsidea Expedition, formerly of the line between
Ola Point ana Baltimore Las been beached Shs
was burned, to prevent her from falling into tbs
hands of the rebels. All hands were saved.
The ligbt-boat on the Middle ShoaI, placed there 70
supply the absence Of tue Cape Henry Lighthouse,
went ashore last night on Pleasure House Beach.
Tie crew were taken TO Norfolk.
The paragraph relative to tho loss Of tue Louisana
is founded on prevailing report at Norfolk
Tile Norfo'k Day Book has IN article from The
Charleston Mercury headed, Important from
Florida giving the particulars Of The capture Of Cedar
KEYS. There were three schooners and five fishing.
sma,ks loading there at tie tiiuo the Yankees took
the place. The scloOncrs were loaded with lumber
and tuVc1tine.
The MTcar4s informant thinks they were de-
stroyod By tie owners on Thursday night, 10th, as
soon It was ascerained that the Yankees intended
TO attack the town. The President of the rlilfold
went down with two companies OF infantry to pro-
iect tie property, aud message wac sent to Gen.
Wapler for assistance. During Thursday, lidng wac
beard in the direction Of Cedar Keys, sad orr deet
10 doubt has taken tie place.
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TIE MARYLAND LEGIsLATERE.

PEARCE AND KENNEDY REQUESTED 10 RESIGN.
BnTIuonr. len. &c, 1861. y
Resolutions were introduced into the Maryland
Senate, on Saturday request Senators pearce and
Kennedy to resign on tie ground that ,heir scnti-
mens are in direct conie, with the settled view OF
the people of the State, and that il s right and
proper that the State Should, at this critical june
ture, be represented by Senator'S whose hearts beat
responsive TO the throb of devotion to Tie integrity
Of the Union, elt by the great popular heart Of the
State
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A SHARP DonGF

Bnuvo,r, Friday ian. p 1907
Tie British schooner Edwin, Capt. uorjon, which
cleared hence on the 1'th inst for Barbados has
been run ashore near Back River, in the bay, the
cargo landej, aud the vessel burned. The captain
end certain passengers who bad gene from his place
concealed in the vessel, escaped into Virs .a. It
now turns out that the captain AMI owner citizens
Of North Carolina, and she was Put under the British
flag TO enable them to carry on. their designs.
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THE BODIES or GEN. ZOLLIC0FFER AND
BAIILIE PEYTON. JR.

LOUISVILLE. Ky, Friday Jan. -, 1872.
The bodies Of Gen. Zollicoiier and Baltic Peyton
jr., are in process Of embalming at Someraet.
All is quiet below.
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10 the Associated PrcsV.
THE hEPoETED DlsAGaE2MENT BETWEEN GEN.
SHERMAN ASo COM DUPONT.

! HhLbMaH NM tuI. d. FOhT.
WuHNo1oS, Satl,aiy, Jan. 25 1862.
Big.-Gen. j. W. Sherman, in L communication to
! The National I'eiHigeaclr, deems it due TO tie
Interests Of the public service to publicly proclaim
the ut,or falsity Of the statement made in several
journals Of the country, repeatedly brought to biz
'"tcs that projected plan for the continuance Of
,o a., 'dilion was abandoned in consequence Of a
l..o'-ie,...,,, II nisundsm,an lug between Con-
-. "a Li-,,.is day. He says TIE mot
ria,ax o,d cordiol eooI;oo, ana entire harmony Of
action have always existed between thcm.
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND TIE SECRETARY
OF WAR.
To-day being devoted by the Secretary Of War to
business with members Of Congress, very LARGE
number Of them aIe aysiling Themselves Of thi' ar
rangeU6nt
TIIR CONDTCr or THE WAR.
Tie Select Committee on tho Conduct Of tie War
have frequent sessions. Such abuses or errors a,
are discovered requiring correction are promptly re-
ported TO ,he proper authorities The Committee
have thus become a valuable auxlaIy md much
good Las already been effected in quiet way.
COUNTERFEIT honey.
Counterfeit money is circulating in The camps 10
well az in Washington. le..eTdly tie Metropolitan
Police made several arrests, aud siong the effects Of
one Of lie parties found about 900 in notes of
DENOMINATIONS OF n, 81, 8, and 7lo-tle counter
lails being on Penn Township Bsak, Western Bank
o. PLiAdelphia. Farmers Bank Of pottsyille, WI
Bank, Warren Bank, Massachusetts, At |
lantic Bank, Boston, Montpelier Bank, Southport /
Bank, Connecticut Commercial Bank, Rhode Island,
Bank, and Farmers Bank, Lancaster.
quantity Of spurious halves and quarters have also
been seized.
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CLornyG roR CoErRABASDs Ar PoRr ROYAL
AT Derby AID Birmingham, Connecticut, lew
LAYS ago, a eontrabaud undertook to collect o'd
clothes for Lis brethren at Pors Royal. In $40"
Two be gathered ID sarasents, ms1Y % 'ae'@
yery s9,L
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TIE OLD POINT BOAT.

BNrNpu2 Saturday Jan IS 1852.
Tie on Point boa. has not arrived wing, AZ
doubt, w III. heavy stVrm lsi uisA..
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O. 80 s.ar within lis lilCs az al. Our readers vi
.cr O @, tlis fcem is suggested by f4mol
1n e' G~in Luil er:
- TlsTE BURG IST UNSER GOTT.
(LCTHEE's HYMN
" wsi. beneath the furnace-blast
ic uau. % transformation:
NIt rl4u.cr,lv colh sod Iecast
AID mold anew tie nation.
o. burns tie fire
Were HIVa.s expire,
.o- sp,Ce5 tLe maud
.lJ irCm the iaid
J:t0.., tie ancient evil
= hald-breGdth cloud tic sages feared
I l)oaY uir q doping;
POISON l.p. The iatl.ers spared
= el-- r. oye,fcpling.
Il. Net, South, North,
% .yFa-s e.rh;
81 justice C.s+,
Is 4 fl.aii and lies
lis. oils IN its shadow.
wa ei.cs Tie VII a'-c,ll blades Of etccl'
Niat ;ciats tie r.l-l cannon
W. .c-s Pc ,.Ti.2 f-J les heel
q. -. old stars tDe icd eDnon
.'.a. breaks ,Le oath
n. Ne men U t.e .oath
Nh.t WLCia 10 -L.c
t.. ,he Union H.s -
y 10 nc answer oLANIKfl
Then waste 20 blows on lefser foes
60 -i.c ulwcr. teeInen.
60 1856. today tn val nuf suoWs
4 features o. Tie demon
I'D North aud South,
JOS victims both,
t.H not crr,
l..' slavery die -
Aai nuiol ind IN i.teioml
VIA. toaeh the cast.out spirit tear
..i- nation IL bic going,
Sc g., Lav~ shared tte guilt must share
Foe naug o, hi= o'ertlrowing!
81 Late ~ lire loss,
" bate &C tie cross,
So III q. con am
Cf pIeeeHt pam
Nao 'ro6t 80 cd hcreafteri
For Who TIA. leans On His hight arm
81 cvc got lor9.cnl
b'." .iglteous cause can suffer barn
l. 10 il p.rt has teken2
Iicuga wild aud loud
tri faik ihc clOuI,
behifd IL folds
iAs baud uphold
ieoan -1y Of .o-mOiT0wl
Aloe .u. adderiuV ory for blood,
ABOVE Gle Wild rLr-GTUmmiLg,
J. .r, DOME ,rl.s Do Heard, with GOOD
Tho eyil overcoming.
Give PRAYER AVID turte
20 SAY tie Cupe
- ll.r wrong 81 share,
|,.cse blue we Lear,
VIC q cad ha.i glade Heayeni
l. ysia le te'is Of war s.an ring
o. u.smpi and revenge,
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They Prefer g Tax to a Reduction.
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TIE PAY OF ARMY OFFICERS.
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IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
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RETRENCHMENT BY COLLECTOR BARNEY.
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Reported Dissatisfaction Of the Allies
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THE WAR WAR FOR THE union.

The Aid CT COlOred Union Men,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
IGsiN VAN r.CEEN.

The year and half that succeeded the in
ul period in the history of our country since
the capltulation of Yorktown. The lombard
mcnt aud fall Of Fort Suuiter-tho Presidents
call for 75, coo hiilitia-thc massacre of the
Massachusetts, Volunteers by q traitor mob in
the streets OF BatImore-the iorcDc stoIpage
Of communication between Washington aud tue
Free States--ihe capture OF Norfolk Navy
Yard aud destruction Of Harper's Ferry Arse.
nal--tbe advance into Virguia--ike battle OF
Bull Run--the Secession oi 1ennessee-the
taking of Port Royal-tlIe winter uf our dis
content" caused by McCellaL's persistent, in-
eXpllcable .nactlon-tbe National sriumphs Of
Mil Spring, Pea Ride, Roanoke Fort DOnel-
son, aud ShlloL-the successive captures of
Nashville. Memphis, Norfolk, and New Orleans
the Rebel retreat from Mnnassas--Cen. Nc
Cleluns transfer of his army 10 the Yorktown
Pcninsula--ihe battle, Of Williamsburg. FAR
Oaks, and the succeeding series of unlucky
combats before Richmond, ending at Malvern
ilIls-the return from the Peniusua-pope's
brief and daring but not brilliant campaign-
the Rebel advance into Maryland-the battles
Of South Mountain and Antietam-the shame
tul surrender of iarper's Fery-Buel's torpor
aud Rosecranss signal victories at luka and
Corinth--all these form q quick succession Of
stirring and memorable events, such as are sell
dom crowded into eighteen months of the life
Of any nation. Repeatedly has our country
seemed on the verge Of ruin; at intervals, lis
prospects have frightened and those of the
Rebels grown dim; aud 1t has seemed that
every heart must be thrilled, every tongue
loosed, by the rapidly succeeding incidents OF
the great drama proceeding around US.
Through this lopg period-an age if reckoned
by its incidents-we are not aware that John
Van Buren, once addressed his ielow-citizens.
Though pleasant aud popular speaker, who
had not previously eyinced dissatisfaction with
the sound Of his own voice, he was not heard
at the immense meetings wherein our citizens
pledged their lives and fortunes to the main
tenance of the Union; nor yet at those smaller
but not less enthusiastic gatherings whereat
funds were subscribed and volunteers obtained
for tho prosecution Of the struggle forced upon
uS. Had the contest ragged in Thibct between
tho followers of tho Grand Lama aud those oi
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Buddha, his apparent indifference or heedeuo..,

Duuuha' hs uppuroht iuoiuerence or hoe0eS0aea
could not have been eviuced more papabl,.
At length, Seymour is nominated for (,o,.
ernor, and John takes the stump in hin n.
half. His frat speech is largely made up Of
letter he wrote to Coz. Morgan whe, IN.
Rebels were threatening an invasion of N.
North, rendering bis Military services site,
very peculiar fashion. with the Governors p.
sponse. So far as the printing of bis own let
ter was concerned, its author snned in noh.
fishing it against 10 laws more formidable tia.
those of good taete. Gov. Morgan, we DR..
sume, cared little for the publication 81 hi,
letter. though il was evidently written for oo.
eye only, and the precedent is bad ono.
| The publication Of Gen. SCOTS letter 70 NJ,
Seward was n very different matter. On the da,
before Dir. Lincoln'S Inauguration, Gen. Scott
addressed to Gov. Seward confidential let,s,
setting forth what ought, in his judgment, "a
be done to preclude revolutionary emes.
at Washington, a battle generally the Rebd
conspiracy. Gen. Scott went further, and sus.
gcst.d that, in case the Cotton States III
90 he would, in certain specified contingencies.
say to them, Wayward sisters depart /,
peace 20 This letter was, on its face, of tbe
most confidential character. No one could h,ys
shadow of right to publish it without pe ma.
sion from its author. Mr.. Van Burep .x.
pressly disclailned such permission. Gov.
Seward was wholly absolyed from all m,p,cioe
of conniving at its uttereDce. How, Les.
cane it first to SEQ the light in an electlouesr.
ing, partisan speech 7
Mr.. Van Buren has given several broad
hints on this point, each in succession making
bls case look decidedly worse. 1t was frsi ls-
timated in his behalf that the letter had beea
purloined from the archives of the State De-
partment by iathless subordinate; then thep
was n secret in the case and lady was help
lng him (John) to keep it; finally, it was init
mated that Gen. Scott had given the letter to
John for preservation as his Autographed
cour.e. with no suspicion that the receiver
eould make it public without tho writer's coz
scot. The whole procedure evinced on biz
part an inseusibilty to public opinion, mora
caIlousness, which few can have expected iron
the son of q decorous and gentlemaniy poGh'
ciau. Who had been successfully u. 5. Sen.
ator. Governor of New-York, Premier 10 the
Federal Cabinet, yice-President, and Presided
of the United States.
Thereafter-but we must reserve Mr. yaa
Buren's subsequent oratorical performances fos
consideration hereafter.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
TEXAS.

A wholesale butcLery Of loyalIats is gclg "a,
it would seem, in Kerr Kendall, KimbrH. tM
Gillespie Counties, Texas, BY order o! sse
Rebel authorities. If the accounts of ips
seyenty-fve Texan refugees who recently
reached New.Orlea1s are correctly stated By
our correspondents, the Rebel soldiers in West
ern Texas, under directions to take. no prT.
oaers in these loyal counties, are putting every
male inhabitant 10 the sword, and laying waste
the whole country. The four counhs ID
question have been proclaimed by Geu. Hst'
bert in state of rebellion against The Con-
federate States, and bis soldiers are hounda
on to work Of general carnage and rapir
Despairing of the conversion of tue people By
peaceful measures to the cause OF the Re-
bellion, this savage officer carries his point
with fire a.d the sword, determined TO eItIr.
pate the communities lie cannot proselyte. Tic
refugees in NeW.Orleans sly that their friend'
and neighbors are looking with the utmost
anxiety for tie result Of Col. Hamltcns
mission TO the North, and hundreds are watch
ing aud waiting foe. the day when the cid ax
will again wave in triumph yer the soil OF Texas
Should tie Government send au expedition
to land somewhere in the vicinity oi TIE Ro
Grande, which, While relieving the really loyal
communities of Texas from their inuDaens
peril, would cut of the Rebel retreat toward
MeNico the whole State might be speedily re-
Gecmcd. With the accessions which any respect
able force of ours would receive from the pe0pe,
and all the advantages Of local supplies sad
willing guides, We should be able to mskes
quick campaign, aud clear The State Of To
enemy within brief period. we are alread
in possession of Galveston and Sabine ClN
and cur sunboGtS can hold the coast in TER
yorem, so chat with demonstrations from New.
Orleans and Arkansas southward aud west
ward, the conquest of tho State should be
very easy one. The suppression of rebellion
which deliberately orders the indiscrlmlna'o
bu,chery of people whose only crime u loy'
atty to their flag, and which lets loose the
savage Indians upon unprotected border settle
ments, must, in that section of the country 10
ntrusted to a strong hand moved BY stern
aud rapid purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

--Tsere are reports by deserters from the Rebels
that tho main body Of Lees amy retreated some
davs aco 10 Gordonsville. Dispatches from head
quarters dated Thursday night say that the late light
at Barbcrs was brilliant affair 1t was fought by
cavalry alone and between the lest disciplined
sroops either army can produce, the Rebels under
Gen. Stuart, and the Unionists under Gen. Pleasan-
ton. The result shows that the Rebels left 36 dead
on lle field, and their wounded must have been nu-
merous. Our loss was 5 killed and 10 wounded.
Gen. Pleasanton reports that Stonewall Jackson oc-
cupies Chester Gap with his command. Gen. Bay
ard had = slight skrInilh on Thursday Oh the
Waterloo road killing one man, worndng two, ana
taking ten prisoners without any loss on Lis part
Waren.on was occupied on Thursday afternoon, the
Rebels making 10 fight. On Friday morning a
snow storm commenced in Virginia, thu iirtt OF the
season.
YESTERDAY morning the fcess of the Massachu-
sets 4lst Qknown as the Pr '-for.e-frst Regiment
were entertained 10y the Sons Of Massachusetts at
the Astor House. After breakfast, stirring and pa
triotic speeches were made by the Rev. DR.. Hitch
cock, the Rev. Father Taylor, Major-Gen. Banks
Gen. Busted, Col. Howe, Col Chickeriug Capt.
Swift, and Others. A large number Of lades were
present, among whom was Mrs. Ueh bahhs'
Brig. Gen. MsItindsle has been formally restored
to duty sitter a suspension Of about one month, II
being the opinion OF the Court of Inquiry which III
vestiga,ed the charge preferred by Major-Genera
Etz John Porter sgainst him that the accusation il
disproved and that the interests Of the service &c
not require the further investigation of the subject.
There will be no draft in Brooklypif the records
~,
State authorities. appears that Kings County ha
furnished 800 men more than was required under
both calls Of the President.
All the statements about important official cor
rcspoDdence from France, looking to Intervention
aud about "highIy important cabinet meetings, art
aulhoritatiyely denied at the State Department.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
NAssACIsUsETTs.

Amid the general wreck of the elections,
We recognize with grateful welcome the
answering fidelity Of the Puritan Common
wealth. Faithful to her convictions, mistaken
in the storm which sweeps over the North,
she records again. with clearest emphasis. her
policy by which rebellion can be efiectually
crushed. Under the most specious pretenses,
her Conservative politicians sought 10 entrap
the honest opinion of the State, which they
knew to be loyal, into an expression of hos.
tty TO the Government. They utterly failed.
The people of Massachusetts, had pledged
themselves to their country, and by no device
could they be betrayed into seeming to be the
allies of its enemies. They have given Gov.
Andrew $4,000 majority, elected Congress
sional delegation nearly unanimous, aud u
Legislature Overwhelmingly Republican.
1t is result especially gratifying in view of
the circumstances Of the contest. The Peoples
party, so called, was organized and engineered
by the personal enemies Of Mr.. Sumner. The
Republican party had declared in convention its
adhesion to the principles of its faithful Senator
and its purpose to send him again to guide the
national councils. A policy so frank and
straightforward at once fOiled the schemes which
had been devised to unseat him by means OF
legislative candidates nominally Republican
but hostile - Mr.. Sumner. Hopeless Of sue