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AMUSEMENTS

AN O6GA6N Ib
FohD's ArHENEUM.
{oas 4. Proprietor and Msn.ts
JOHN b. WRrsHf--- -------------Stste Manager
FOURTH WEEK OF EDWIN FORREST.
EAfEJ5 w,s f s2SNgAY.
VIII FRTE = GI e si,i; ;cs RTr''''' OF
Most positively Tor the Iast time.
SSnsssrius-' -..-John MoCa'!outh
Juls Miss Annie 6ishsm
r,,,, Eve wEDNEsDAY, As5n ..
MACBETH.
LAY MIobcth fhist tim Mis- Alb "a
pr.,, Grail. ~. tygxI:sIss. r..,,,
GoyuIod e ats-.----- ----- .------..---Sl
EH s1cSeayy,s ss 49,.
PIivs.s BOIss holding eiIhtj.--..".elo
NJ Boz S 6fsse ep,n from Till o;css Ssn"
eax& sfts,n Z E.' so 4 Treasurer
" IArf PHILHARMONIC HALL.D
TREMENDOUS ANNOUNCEMENT:
Grand OPENING NIGHT!
~, On WEDNESDAY EVENING, Apul7s.
With attraction unpre,eaented-m,k combi
i ~ SWEET songs. music and MELODY,
Nsw Operas, Fancy Dances and BNrlesgnes.
In s.t.bli.hips thus great Tempe of Amusement
sss msnassT, have spared ne expense in procuring
try, of both Mae and Female Stars Of the bright
MISS MILLy ROSE.
tGiiS F issi fsS.'s Troupe
The charming songstress from the New York the
MISS KATE ga .sHALL,
.p. s Ana ssr%ns Dan:soss late Of the
Miss NARY a-WNpA LTFsSaHsss TEN
i The brilliant Vocalist;
MISS LUCY CLIFTON,
II The ohsrming uanseuse;
L FRANK I.EMUUNT. IN. essng BillAdlst;
CHARLEY FLETCHER.
Eccentric Comedian ard irish Vocalist;
HARRY taboo +, Son ofMomus;
Il MASTER WILLIE. ightning jig Dancer;
FRANK BUCKSTUNE,
6u,tsIitt md General Performer;
| And Host OF stars in Iapii succession!
| An excellent OIchestrs. under, f. leadership Of
Ihe well known Violfni {,
PROF. 6Eo. NAcHMAN.
UFrort seats reserved for ladies III
Scale r. Pr;css-PsrSust Is cents gentl IN IN IN
accompanied BY ladies TO orchestra chairs 81 cents;
oolored gallery IS cents.
Doors open ~ =; ConoeIt to commence at 9
O'Clock precisely. DIR. g.. b. HAhkIsON,
sRA ol Akent wa Ireeeqtet.
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WAssE M sss e AS ss15s s. OF Music.

w AShlN9TON ACADEMf OF MUSIC.
NO. 2s9 Pa. AVENUE, rouTH SIDE.
Bstscsea 9th aad l0fh SIS. :
Livery evening Remarkably fne Free Concert.
embracing selections from the best olassio mnsio'
and the most Popular Operas rendered m
better style than In any othcr Americas ccnoers
= The eelsbrstsd Italian Singer, s,snor -Axror,o
IBxRfINi, Prima Baritone from the st. Carlo
Ineeter It Naples. ha. been engaged and viii 60
lst the entertainment Of the evening with the
npest Melodies and Songs ever prodlo'd in tins
lie guest and the public are invita- and ma,
.slA spo1 h,Sin& every eonfoy. they desire: IN
III 9otain On call f.cm the attentive sttsnds nts
FEDERAL Metropolis. - q 80 - - 80
0hioerg oon:tsntiy in attendance TO keen sooS
sP l2st HENRY RJSEN fHAI.. Pro,,,.
pAI!E,sNNT 2EFLCE CyEIQsIIIEs-ssids :
Ant 3 ne 800 n Patent Oes Rare
S:ss: .al:Asd kssssS ssosss fEHiHl Is1 pi as
hfm:hsd 70 Psdla.:i Milssfy ffisis; Mi liar
e6noyins ever 200 miles; many fhousand CO.
1siSsa. d Sss SnsaR fsr :, k:rss ..s Ios
.. z-sm. xLfkGb h hUSffPkR.
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r. A Il 4 NAP
GEORGIA, SOUTH CAROLINA. ALABAMA,
FLORIDA,
published by the State Governments on q very en-
arged toale, mounted on cloth in . portable form.
spn FRAkCK TAYLOR.
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HALL
tFormerly the Washington Assembly Rooms
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.

THIS FIRST Music HALL IN THE WORLD,
IN point of Talent and r Responsibility!
crowded to ats utmost capacity with an audiences
CsEiratei, Critical and Refined.
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~ MEM BEKS OF IHE YOUNG MEMS
ik8 CHR'sTlAN ASSOCIATION Members
IN arrears for annual dues req uestei TO oal on
the Trea uIer before the 3Oh Inst BY order of The
Board OF Managers, The names Of ell persons
twelve months In arrears for annual dues will b.
ing annual re port.
The Trea.urer viii be IN attendance at tho
Rooms on Thursday and Friday evelings April
S4'h and 18Th, from 70 O'Clock.
cp2l s. IIntel.l HENRY BEARD, Treas.
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AT TIE GREAT CANTERBURY
FIRST sff ST. TA sGs IN TIE sIs NE
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T ICE! ICE! ICE!
l. He Subscriber having made his contracts with
responsible northern dealers is now prepare to
futLish tho cItizens OF Warrington and u Gorge
town with the hest quality Toe, wholesale and re
tall,) ana guarantees q full supply during the
season. having al gays in store two three thous-
and tons Persons 'esIdIng out of the cIty limits
Dan get their supplies from the Omoe, which will
be open all day. l.. J. MIDDLETON,
Office corner l2lh and r ats.
Depots. Easty's WHAT, foot of at. vest Car
ter's Wharf foot of 18th at south AM eoIIns i.
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FUTUR & DAYS.

In rIns A,BoxE rs SALE Ir e POSTPONED,
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Al t ECU atE FEET Sgass5ssS EESCyEs. a.
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n~TO THE PUBLIC The young ladies, of
~ ~. pet.I's sunday School beg leave 20 an
IN T. Hal ofths Columbia Er zine House to con,
tinue during the week, where { ey will be mos.
hatpy 10 We come their friends Tbs want of
8ruo es necessary for the com fort and adorInsut
OF the Church, has induced them to this undertaE-
Ing AND they sincerely hore that their efforts NAV
caITy out their object An u oir
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NoIIcB:-AIl persons indsbtsd to the late firm OF
Loudon TO or their successors, are uIgentiy
requested 10 settle the same without DELAY
L. j. HEiBER6ER a CO..
Successors to II. +. l.oudon Il Co..
NH 81 -ec3m Citizen and MilitaTy raII0rs
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lust ARRIVED, direct from an Eastern auc-
MATTiS 9; Also, an assortment of Oil CLOTRS
snd 1SeARfETs: together VI . large quantity of
have on hard NEW FEATHERS, MAT
EhEsSEs and sEDSTEADs, with = lafss LOT of
tors, bnt little yse. All Of which rave be n hons n
Tor cash and will Re sold at small 10 AMOS
x. BuCHLY, 42S 7th street, fees t side.l q
~ 10 I'M Between d and "A sta
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n~IN COMPLIANCE WITHA REsOI.U-
AS tlon unanimously adopted, a cordial req . est
is thus extended 10 the Ohcers AM Teachers Of
in the Rooms Of the Young NJ ms Christian AS
soolauon, rext MONDAY EVENING, at eight
O'Clock Tor the purpose ofconsiderinE the preprI-iy
OF having an Anniversary fthe Schools this ear
and cevlslng some msans the -efcr.
N. III. MILLER.
Ap 1921 PIaaf. Y. M
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WET SHOES DAM :GED BY THE FIRE.

rHlCkERING a. SONS PIANO TUNER
~ FOR WASHING TON CITY.
V; BECKER will attend promptly TO orders left
tor him At Mr.. John +. Ellis a Pialo WArert m. .
ia av.. between 9th end 10th sta loEg ex ne
ilenoe. and the beet recommendations from ana
tenls ard tbs highest musioBl talent who have
visited this oitJ. will ensure sst s!actIon to ali who
VIII favor him With their orders. sp 2I-Sit
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EASTER WEEK /.

PEECIVAL's IMMENSE COMBINATION
continues, with an addition of
NEW STARS AND OLD FAVORITEs,
Night and Every Night hiS csek
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A. A RARE CHANCE!
AS have made mp my mrud To embark in other
hnsil ess. CfsI the GOOD WILL. and PIX
TURES OF the HOTEL on the corner OF &c yenth
and ! streets for s,l- There 10 but little uso in
mskIDg any comment about the place. as all who
know thing of the stu stion know that IL Ia as
good place tor hotel business IS any In Washing
ton. =. w. DORSEY
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DR.. CHEEvER'S LECTURE AT WASHING
TON.

The following Is potion Of the lecture on Emsn'
ciraon delivered at the Smithsonian lnstitu''on IN
w 4sbineion ON Friday evening:
The only thing in which we resolute thus FAR
is tie maintenance of Slavery the crushing OF tle
rebellion has been Trouised but Is not yet serl9LH
undeIt, ken, md 1t never will be accomplished ,i
We strike Slavery 10 tie heart. "A palsy Oh lnlge'
c;litv and fear is upon US from God until we take
our marching orders from Him. But the moment
we do that, we arc fafe. We only want justice on
our side, aud we can stand against the world. fu'
tie conflict on that issue q freedom, aud every
man 8 strength will be doubled. Put tie conflict on
tlat issue aad we may Iiglt'ully demand Of Great
Britain and France to STAY their hand ard give us
sympathy and time, willie we 20 through ire Land
with tho proclamation OF liberty. On! that God
may, even thus late, have mercy upon rs, and in
81 ire 6nd send forth the proclamation: How 81 n
Oai would then be our attribute; and low nagnlii-
cent our moral poweri Let iLe prDela'nation run
thus:
PROCLAMATION.
Where, The declared objects Of The Constitution Of tie
or eeor Of men are EXCLUDED em IT, benefits ngt 1, enef
r,eed In s. hat no man he b. deprived Of e HDery CT
Itssreai Lie ocIy, and tie russgt Of happns'a
P.enei IN the Decrs'on Of hdpoAdeaoe a. Blessings 20
psereo, The possibility property in man Is not only not
nooed in lie Constitution, bui, on he contrary, MS s.,'er
q slavery because they deemed wrong convey even the
lies hat rnte e,n hold rroreriy IN nan; Ard
atty Of death lnd
lkeyeaS N.verssles, by AZ Interpretation Of the Con
or'urii TIA stilc' and ~ built such
reryerson millions Of tine tfcsn hed SIS.
~hogi crime, and without rerui'ss OF such s~'enoldns
hy the Cnnstiluton .sri
Uhey,H he following ssies TO wit: Georgia, Alabama
North South Caroline 1,nncsse-, 1e1as Fotii L. ~
hiarsas snd Nifsnia have entered into con'psrsev
rair., OovenBeut Of the United S,tf. ard dscnfdrs
that Government and CoH'iiu'ion, sys formed sycs
into Cunfedsscy ~ Rebellion for ID. declared prfposs 4
tendrrng ths slavery Of the kcsu nprtual aud 81
,sr. ne possession and increase their own slave property
have fd.f.. ~, n
UAsrsa, For The ssli poe they ins deadly
akans a.. Goss meat and pe0ge Of the U'ei siat
therefore J. the fredsn o the ne1 sisie virtue Of
authority ecmnit:ed Commander Chief " tue
United stse. Army, urder rnisy necessity 'r ie Iu
Io,. of crushing the rebellion well for lsl th-uh
isrdy execution q l,lce the en.syed 80 d-cse 1nd
ths, rom a. Of this nst umert all trsors held
slaves 90 ard al ~ he State, be -nbrorr mentioned
forever rhuE aid that al law, fof Ito eus,og'r; of
human eng. their p0teTty Ia bofe states by virtue
OF the rsbelon SID coDss aence hereon, ng md -
Aud a.. people aud the ANS 81 tie tlel States sr
call ugou IN the Il cod end under 'h- actfiiui
u , souniy ard for is sseiifn TO Ell ~ a CO. u-'
A. heir power 10 carrying in1o u ano speedy "ect tie
.crDs Of Lie proclamation
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY JANUARY Is, 1862

corpoe Io. J. Mercer Co. h, Nov. %, Muddy Branch
typhoid fever BODY sent hone e NJ, I. General ho.p
tvpiod f.vef. buried q Baltimore. I'll,
Pivse Andrew ktegsn, Co. b. Dec a. general he'p'"'
piy,e Jo, A. r. Young Co. G, Dec 20 Phadeph'. con-
Trte,TI NssnrInsetts, GIL. Webster June 60
1861, 10 Jan. /, lo62.
Priv.t. Rnfu, A. Peek Co. Sept 20, Muddy Branch ac
e ss 1p ousca Co. K Oct Muddy Bsnch
TYPHOID feser body ,sSt n q Oct Is Muddy Branch
"p'T5ra r"IlI Ts3ia@a. CoJ Lmf, to jan. }, 1852.
Pdvs,e Gdwsrd fs.er, Co. b. June - ineanap'" if's'
PpiVse David brar Co. June e. Camp Wallace taken
private A. s. Black, Co. e, June %, Camp wallace l''s
rivats Coo Sander, Co. =. July - Newburs Ind shot
secden,ally bsied at Ncwbus. ,,, r.,
P,iystr Reni Coon Co. T. Aug 3. Sandy Hook fever
Op PTSas Urin swusor Co. Sept 20. DArne';own fever
0p TdS.. ssp H,dey Co. Oct as sh.rpshurs pneum0u
PT1s. ehas. Woo..r Co. r. Dec a. sh'r'bus
yphoid fever buried at h,Tp;0OITs ;, T., Jon 1862
private Joseph Winters Co. c. juno s Kalorsma D. c'
Pss J"i'sI E' Co E. Oct. H. general hospital typhoid
PfyS,s HrHiy Hos,nd Co. A. Dee. 49, general hospital
typh Id faver buried At Frederick, Nd >, H.,
P,ate Isme, Sullivan. Co b, Dec 81, general hospital
FTsS M9rrI1nd, CoL. Kcalcy 10 jan. ], 1862.
Private Henry shpley Co. II. Aug general hospital IT,
phoid ayor buried !. Hsgerptown.
P,iystr W,te-. Reiusp &c. f. July 20, general hospital
typhoid fevcr buried al Esger ;ows
Pysis James McIevy Co. A. Aug l6 sgeTstown stabbed
BY a citizen. - ,,,,,, -
nascisn N'cholss nLin eisf. Co Aug IL, "hhamspor
puanr1oria buried ~ Nilikn.,po.t $500
PTiypte HcarvSeinsp Co. e. sept. 20 Wiu1nl'poir W
piloid ever. buried ct ~ iiaInspoIt. $500
Privc'e Solomon Hooi. Co. ID. sept 70 NhnamsPs't "
rhoif fever buried Il v iiansport. .,
Private Dan HcCsisghan, 90 Oct 1, sLaipsohs A"e"
b. member II J. Is company.
Corror,i John T. Cozne, Co 8 Dec. TO- Baltimore chronic
diarief. fuiirrgh. .
Prv Cha. ole Co. +, Dec ls Baltimore. consamp
ten on furlOuyh. =, .L.,
Psiyaie Adam ter Co. X, Dec 20 -Four Lock- VFh''
fever.
Private George seaInon Co. X, Dec 30, Four Locks
None Of the other regiments have yet furnished
list,
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FROM RICHMOND.

From The Id hn I'd ktgn,ncT.
IspruSiry TO LoysL CriZESs.-m ihe STATE
Senate. Ian. :. resolution offered BY Mr.. NewniaD
was adopted arproprinling so much of the puhls
deli Of tie state aud other securities held by roe.
dent citizens Of TIE United States and the iistht
Columbia pa may be necessary 70 indemnify ire III
zers OF Virginia WHO are loyal to ihcSate for loss
sustained by them In conrequence VI any eohh-, -.
ton act of tue Congress Of Tie United STATES, VI "'y
other net growing ont OF the war. :. =,
YASKgE "I.ioSs" AND SrIEs.-lt VIII scarce
be believed abroad that, in time, OF iiasraht Wv,
while the soil of Virginia ia pressed by sie 'oY' OF
bloodthistv aud murderous foe, the most tende, 40
nncea,inp attentions ale vet offered in Richmond, *
only to tie vagrant Yankees who have come here 2n
suspciou. crrand., but actually TO Hose whose MI
sion toward rs was 10 cut our throair, Dnin ouI
hon .s and Jeie our families with the brutal lnsls
of war. The evidences OF this disposition are Esie,s
and braaen enough. The case Of DR.. King, hsoss s
Islander, who was permitted 70 come here soa 'asS
a,gsv a so9 whahad~ eear ,Asff us-osr prisoner 10
The battle At Manassas and to pass hoe time hess III
receiving csls from and paving Waits TO CERTAIN >"
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FROM FREDERICK.
iPer NALL

fEFpssicE. Nd, Jsn. r. ias?.
Last night, while on guard duty at The railrc,d
,talion, Lewis Hoag Of Company i. ID Wisconsin
Regiment, va accidentally shot and instantly killed
by enc Of his comrades.
Last week five exchanged Confederate prroner,
stop, ed hero a few hours on their way homeward
rnor names were Jonah Orrison, Robert Drain
Arthur Duws0n. i. II. CuFick, AMI Joseph +. Mar
Ihy. \ part o; them were very defiant, threatening
% return 10 the army aud revenge what they confi
cred gFoss / i.ifea'meni during Heir captivity.
Private iuelli ence FROM Hancock goes TO show
hat olo DAY lat week portion Of tie Connecii' ut
.ih and Nor-YorA 18th Regiment, crossed tbs nyer
and advanced four or five miles into Virginia, To a
Lousc Wl.tc they found and brought away one can
non. and twenty Ia keis and sahers niso, eonsid-
cradle amount 81 minor Implements OF warfare.
Sergeant Bingham of tho 18th Indiana kes imeu'
killed near lie mouth Of the Antoian hast week
by the accidental bursting Of loaded she'll. IL aS-
ears that he lad walked the river tie ice
and returning found one Of the encmy's shells,
which, in attempting TO ignite burnt, wounding him
20 severely that he died ia a few bonrs. h< was
brother oil Capt. Bingham, Assistant Quarierrnas.er
Of Gen. Bankss dvi,ion, and had just previously re-
ceived the appointment Of Second Lieutenant
Advces from Martinsburg of the 9Th inst. state
that there regulars OF the rebel army there.
All the troops at Winchester, excepting $50 militia
had lefl for Morgan County, to join Gen. Jacksons
command, who, it WAS understood was TO attack
Romney.
1t WAS reported q Mar,in.burg that tight had
actually taken place at komney, and that tho rebel
loss was 100 killed. 20 wounded, and 200 taken prs-
oners. This reported by rebel militia Captain.
Tho militia speak in unqualified language about
their opposition TO the Confederate Government and
live only in hopes that will take possession Of
their country, and maintain ground. Coffee,
when 1t could be obtained sold for 50 cents pound;
salt, g. BIO per SACK and the only quality to DO OBJ
tanned was the sediment Of last years fish barrels.
Ten-cent calico cold for 4Cc. The supplies were
obtained from Richmond.
Capt. Coils OF Gen. Bsnkss Body Guard has re-
ceived an appointment rs major from Gov. Curtin,
and will increase bis corps to battalisn including
an engineer company, rs soon as his services w.
Juage-Advocste can be dispensed with without
detriment.
The lot Maryland Regiment, Col Kenly, have
strongly intrenohed themselves ut Old Fort FredeI
lex, above Hancock, where they are frequently
eennoered at a distance by small bodies of the
enemy. He has sufficient ordnance 10 maintain him
self there, 80 we'll as to command the railroad OPP
pOaite.
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,nscd orrr he-ei bs,s obtaining certificates rom sr

snsed Torn he-ewi bsre obtaining certificates ron tM
oca lsnd oifces - q,
These certificates have slrsdy been i'suef aSu trr
patents IN thee class Of remain undef 'hr cch"l
Liz Office ~ lh. otro # the losel Offices TIE ps'ns p" ~
OF h dep eli ,r,l the requi oath h tsfer by The patty
r p.l,is to yhm obey arc ,.ued who have direct inter
eu in U~fn. -,
IKE o.h OF sllerarce viii also be required ol 81 pr
son. "a Tia. sur eJ service 10 portion Of
Ing pubic tomtn. - ,.,, =, -. =, xo,,
In sny ID al ms'ters hllins WITHIN ire range OF }Va
Dr. NJ a, which the slreaii in,truotions may hove Dear
inn VOC At. hs.eb, eroiIed fthfy to e5seve the said al
or win please ectnowlads- the recep, o: ibis circular sne
VII, roov rero nny heretofore r-fu ieo "a
IAN ofice IN which is inteipo ions may Do
IN "A rrset 10 a @ Serre'sTy's y f,T ic'ons .
noiy of tho form. ~ oath will be Furnished you by th
o'Los. Very reJeeiiniy. .
J. 81 EDMUNDS, Commissioner.
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Its orly by the yste- ofI'sd nspec'on and 10y
Mi .Hoe IN keeng every art TO tie io ne
ard ~ r.ere If the ttiOb. smots, q at srH oil qua
o,s nv with those sctuFed thee csn be obshe, m
contractors. But this strict irslection snd V'
are San oply auye MS positively Of the qsay Of workman
shin sh.pe and hsh Of She OH rent parts OF me arms az d
We our q of the quality Of the material as oil
which W ,-lcg after eirict linson and iest or use
TIE oy. NM 81 arrores 1Lsfecsu be motive Tor no
leg my but the best material at Co,ernuen' "ola.
Ih Ia. q, dua have the ducemen, n increased prohts
= bsv hc chrape,t article. l-t viii suffice to escape con
Symr-usn wien ua1c Up into flushed srms
3 lar The llGs 4 oh'ti ed pecrey BY cor
rsct AID ~ Government manufacture 'ulceuy allie q
ada Il Of just arson one manufsctuTed o) the GOV
PREF .be, both w respect to cot Sad qlaDty
Res -,.fully Jour obeoicIt = Iysn', O.
JAS w. RIPLEY, Brig Gen.
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INAUGURATION OF GOV. TOD OF OTTO.

CTEVgLiND, Iref1ny Js1 II, I''|
Gov. Tod was naugrrated at Columbn yestsrdiy.
His Ne sage is b.ief. TIE Governor has confidence
in tho purity and patriotism Of President Lincoln AMI
eom,nerds tie Presidents determination TO resto'
th5 Government 20 It's former harmony and vigcf,
-resoecye of the result uron The domestic instia h
,iors OF any Of the States lie recommends the 20.
dnctiop Of the salaries OF all State officers ex ~
the Auditor and Treasurer. Aso, reduction In TIE
per diem compensation of leeisia'orH, and suc-
lion of local taxaton the object Of these retreneh
rrepts l4iug 10 ena L. Vi 10 to fcrush more money
TO prosecute the war. he recommends new sys-
teIa OF taxation OF railways, and continuation of
the tax 70 support tie tauies Of volunteers and l.
vises that tie bsIks he ao we'd TO su.pe ID specie
payments. Finally, a thorough org nnation Of tho
militia Of the 5 ate.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
E.p,,,a. lfoxpos Monday. Jam b. II

VIA BALriaoi.E Jsa. Ia.
Tie transports Louisiana and hew-Bfunswira,
wi,h the remaining troops Of the Bnrneide Expe-
ton left here last night. few 'us-be ats arc I'm
here, said to be part of the Expedition.
The bark John Trucks, with the DEpireuL
Zouayes. which wen. ashore tie passage from.
Anna, oils, has srrived ssd is still lere.
Tie propeller M.taDzaa, from Pot Royal, hss
arrived.
The Spaulding sailed for IIaters and Port Rogss
last evening.
Commander GoldsborCugh was passenger in the
Spaulding.
The Persacola arrived here this afternoon.
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GOVERNMENT ARMS THE CHEAPEST AND
BEST

The following letter has been addressed 10 the
Secretary Of War:
OnDSiNcE OrFicT WARRINGTON, Dec ~, 1861.
HoH Sis0H CAsKROS, Secre,aJy0 War.
SIa; Under "a standing regulation Of the War De-
ptHmsot prohibiting dees correspondence bew indi.
nil peiobers u Congress and he Heads Of Buea1s have
,Ae o.o 70 s,nd through YOU Tho following reply 10 the
ie'e sop 'he lion Lease ~ Arnold Of the 2nh last when
IL befeigi'h incl ssd/
F'Ds obi AIMED for the Government by private contract
as'e u id COST tsn tie Government can manu- a.
fare he same hne Of arms for Ut tie national truore-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15

u attacking Fort Craig, aad The number marcel
inr no tie Pecos River to attack Fort Union. TIE
troops stationed ut Fort WISE have been ordered to
New-Iexico.
Fot Union IL well prepared TO meet an attack but
fears are entertained that Fort Craig Will he taken
and the Tc ans advance on Santa Fe. Considerable
excitement prevails ia that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-15
TIE SANTA ZEE MAIL.

KAr,As CiIy NO. Monday, Jan. 10 1862
The Santa 10 mail has arrived, with dates TO Dec
%. Two thousand Tosss troops are reported TO be
mAreli0e np ,he Rio Grade River, for the purpose