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OF ne FIFTgEyTE ,EKl- ASNC.4L sTI7E
4kE-ST of L4s condition OF sAe HohS LsSC-
RAHCE COMPANY q ne aty of Sek York.
on n< IL ddy y Jf.ravs, 1851
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Merchants insurance Co.,
or HARTFORD, CONN
e. rsoxAs Lornxrl, s~c'y. NskK Ho~skD, Pres't-
CAPITAL, 100000.
North American Insurance Co
CAPITAL. ssoo. 900.
J. A WALLACE. sec'y. Jas. q RotaEz. Pres't
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ss-rh~e~ I'll = aevi2tioa frem the above
ate.
ss Aa.tsli .~snsals prblis1st IN 10th Daily Nh
y~~Aiv .su be char xed he n-.l Daily .ates sFito
49, = fth~ weekly rates ssdet
CHARLES ckUFT. Pno'k.
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HOTELS.
hotels.
st. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York.
Board R,daeed 10 - per day.

DodTd hfdactd - - per day.
S.aos The O,eriag Of ihis vat an4 e.salaesious
Hotel o. lss 81 has been TIE single esaesvr q ,hs
rspsicsof, 70 make IL The most .unl ptaoa. coz
v.nieni an1 eomsorsAtls home f~ tbs elassu ana
stranger on shis sise The A,ianns
AMI whssever has secrir iikely 4. sisll1sster .
shs eofnfcr' q IT, g-eHs they have tndessored,
sissoai regar' % cost. TO pro,iie. Nn1 combine
al The elements q ipalsisuai ana -eca enjoyment
Which modern art has in,~nte.i. .na modern taste
approved AM the patronage sai,h So has oommAa-
q iuflnc ne pas, slS year. /. uaufy.ng proof
thai taeir erort- have been appreciated.
To meet she exlgeleles ofthe zines. shcu .ll are
reQulrea % practice 'hs n.'st Elsi sosnenT. he
undersigned.
Have Reduced fhe Price OF BOARD tn
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
~ ause sbAsins saoe = IN iasasi~- ~ith
which their table ha- Aiihsrto hee. .srplisa
gAEADwTL- wHrrcouB 4 co.
Ss~ Yerk. salt :. issi smos
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NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY
~ Aiits AFril Term .. he ylse cest oscoa.
u~n pis.. ts~ e.sssr - koo~,t = ncc.ss .eeoesset
shsrsfoIs nef.eot kss ne saue vii be sssuea ~
scrciEsly- . CuAS. Z. uOsFoRp,
D~s-s Sss~ 9. ;sr. Aersr ss bsnis Ssu
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Legal .evs-tl.srasnts aey esus- p~r square each
1s<rtlo1-
sau.f.ctory srranxsrent< zaads with caese ~ho
srsn :. Al-rstl.e b. 80 year. ~fth ths pnviiere of
chsazfux Al pie.surs. Ieariy edyer-ls>rA however.
VI T. confoei strictly g. theif regular ocsansss,
snd toH D<sy 9st1rf<rit-
Advertisements IA the Ep<r.aa ese-~ c-.-ln- ~a-
"a charged two pslces.
Aiy~rtlssus~o< Kept eoaztsntly % NE in-isis.
arlne ar . h-.<-
eass.o-s na1ice- pablisEet Ia the Local eoit;i- -
,sn Ines o. undsr win 10 charged Tor each iiseruon
al. II .ssr 80 li1ss. tsu cents per iinf.
seot IA fo4 spectne t.iae. ~1a4
- iessrted tnrce months. unless orce-ed out
ekfy a.tefaI0n VI a stscdlng adsertsemef All
-.ssln; = renewal q the sane. unless ofh-rrt-e
.rre-d upon by eootract-
ar vii - esHgst us1 90 for each sne N the Daily.
49, 80 lr tn "a anA weekly. oseaF@ ." III
rF7re
II srai1lt-ua atvcri4srD<uts etAtsvef
Charges win BE- made for inssrunT Tie nouee. ~
a. Orders. Societies. A.roclstiou- - iotsc"-s
FFr each notice not sxoesfinx lines - esns- To-
. in.sstioo. over eight lines Al this rate.
Aur.a4ucing death slth funeral nouee stfsehed.
o. wetho1f notice. Free
Notes q Festivals, Isc1dcs and Excursorr often
. y lntiviinsis og Associations. or - churches.
resuisr r-tc-r- j.
I.egal advertisements inssf,ed o. the exp<nss 81
Attorneys orf~flns. aud payment no. 20 ne eslAyea
or The sg- yflc~iB - bot collsctaoie AZ tsc rsual
frns Pubusasr not scountsbl- Tor the sSeEr.e of
.zs' sfv-rtfseclrnt. beJoni he sno1sS cnHg~' or
th-lr pabacsLou
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NURSERY.

HAVE PURCHASED tho entire
II Sxr-sry sts<k - NJ. Nkr's. Nsrflsi, cisrt
ceEsfs. n a. Al pr<pxrsd u f1ftlk1 AZ kiafs
- t-~>s 80 <s~ns--~~t~f s<ru>~-ry a. tn- tc~-<s
s&ss priers 49, rr~sA - kay sis1. freu !.
a. y lzcs<s - dis.<ssr. sss aun zee . AZ
&s sas.
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MEDICAL.


Is consttutioaal diees.c. . corrursico a Al.
Il oloot. oy which tAis ruic becomes rti strf ur.l
AID poor Being N the clrcrlstion. II pcrr.acs th.
rncc body, assd lAs berst &C. :. scAss "a anx r.r,
81 j. No orgAn l. fFee irou IL ssfack- no. i t-~
co haen y -y - ees;rcy- DE ecrueclonl t--ra
= nslioasy e@o-st ~ ncTcunI disease. loe iIsfas
d.sordered O. unhealthy fo1 irspire ar. rltA a.
tity hsots, he deprcssing Nice< and, scO~e al ~
10 ferserca infcS--1. NAAaeser lie lis origin Il /.
hereditary In the oonsttucol descendtns sf-r-r n.-
rents % ekidr>u the thir1 allt fortk rcD~rs-
Not-. tt.ceed, IA seems g. te tie rcd Il uira vhe
say VII vts.i tke lfscuiues q Ae fsiA~r~ ups1
their ehll1rea''
Ia e1eets conEnenoe ~ cepo~irou fro1 tAs oso<>.
- o"rfupt 81 uieorcas matte. whth. A The lrrxs
nfer Aia internal cFFans, is termed trrheroles, Al
tlr giAiice, s~eincs. ant lie rurfsr~ e-4pf.u-
q scres this fopi oerrrpuon. which gen1crs j. ths
oood, deprcS>cs the energies " nfe - that scrof
lous complaint, hat they have IA less r.o~er "A
wilasiAnt he stsacks II olier cse.... eo.,.o.,,
~ va nnf1oess perish ~ disorders wich Although
~ tfoluious ln the'r nature. are sull rendered n
tai ~ lh.s t@.Ls m the syl;cr-- Mot 81 ~ co
sampcoa ~ hel declzA;ed tAe hEzna. family rlls
or,gi a directly In tbs rcrofr'ors contamiras
many destructive ciscascs " thr l.a.. IA
brai. and, indeed, of all the organs. arisr &C.
are aggravated by The sane canse.
one quarter q al eur people are scrOscloas t.eh
per-oDs are Invaded by this lurking insecs3oc. snc
thelE hsslfA Il undermined ~ To cleanse IL frou
TIE system r~noyais the biooc by a. sltsfs-
tve medicine. ana invigora.s "a By healthy fcot Src
exero~e. Sue nsdicins se sappiy u
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ara rae most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act 50 directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such m extent as
that the sysien does not 'elapse isto Its
former condition, which il too apt 10 bc
the case wi.h ..nply parga;ive pill.
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he Weekly Express

sabis.hsd sv~sy Wednesday. Aiti. 30 pr AannE.
-
.CSs pspsr ssnt ~ishoui The money. nor eOutiisu-
i,n<rf tlme thkn paid ior
tsnr~. OF Advertising in weekly,
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Ayers Ague Cure,

fOE THk sfkfDl CJlG OF
lns.rmi,ten, Fever. or Fever and Agu.. Reniss.
0Fever. Chill fever. Dumb Agre. Prriodirsl Head
sche, CT plllious hcsdashe, and Bslliols Pc
vers. Indeed for the whole class q d.
eases O. ignsting la hilary cerlage-
Iscnt, caused by the Nalagis u
hiasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here olIer the conn murliy
reraeay which, While u cures the above oomps.it
~iih certainty, is s'iil perfccuy harmless IN any
quantity such remedy .s i1vsissbls In cistzicss
where the~e srnietng disorders prevail. f.s sc1rcs
expes the niAsnlstic poison 81 Fever and Agns fro
the system. and prevents the development of ts<
disease II taken The fret approach of IT, preuo<
itoTy symptoms II II not only the beet remedy
yst discovered for this class q complaints b5t Al
The chespesi. The large qu@nsiiy Ne supply e. q
dclar lrlnl.s u within the rcech II ever, fy ann
IN Jili1Es districts, where FeveE aud Ass Yrrshlla
every body should have Il and it freely both ~
carr and protection. A great superiority 4 n.k
.nloiy any other discovered Cor tie -
d andoertain q iusermistonts is thas a.
ins 20 Quinine or mineral, consequently f pr0cu-
susaism or other injurious snees- ~h.ie',<
upon te ocnstisutisa. Thee ID by n left -
healthy ~ n they had never had thu G.ses<e
feser sad Asneis net alose toe eon-equepos of ths
naiAsmatie poison great variety q disorders sri
nom it, Irritation, among which Arc
Neuralgia, Kheumafism, Gout, Headache. BllDJpo--
tatfor. frfnfni A fecifnn cf tha Spi-~n, Hya-
tsrics, Pain ~ the bowels. Cole. Paralysis
and arrangement q tae ston-el.
Ar which. when originating - thi- eAuse pot -
the intermittent type. or b~oom. p~r,odiosl. fls
"Crrr" expcls the poison from the blood. snf ooD.
seQn<nfly them al alike. IL is invalusbis
protection iunaigra1ts and E-r-ons travelling ~
isnporarily residing IN the maiArious dsricts' Il
taken occasionally or daily white exposed TO ths ln-
f-tien, that viii be exereted fons the -yston anc
acctnsriste in sufrclens quantity - rir-n
iato disease. honce 10 u even more valuable fs
proft Ton than cure. and hu ui.l ever suffer frof
inferraisseats A. they avail than e the pr~s
t.ction this remedy a1orcs.
SS- Prepared ~ DsJ. c. AYgRkoo.
Lowell Massachusetts,
An our remedies fur rAle ~ J h cr-sr<au..
r. NJ Do>Nrls, and ~ all Drugsi-s m Tsrv~
Hauir.
WHOLESALE ~ alIx~ Co. Cincinnati
tun 4 edeom-~eo~
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Rmy Tiekefs r.a PITTS
Burg.

FRFIGHTS
rry tfls l.aut- freirhfs % an tssrrrua..- t.t c.
fs-esrtre fresa i-hfstrlrti-. Srw tork. Ess.aa ~
hAit ror-r 'e az pcint ca - hsIiroats 81 otI1
xetlturky. fusiia-e. hiireis NiecgrsH. tCea. tr
suuri ~ ksliros. eireIf
1he seu1svIvanls ksiifost aisr crs1Iceia EEL prs
tsr<h 9Th Stearaers. T. vhfh C-o-Is ear 81 frr
ws-.set - any pr 90 tt- oAic. Stts'1 '1Euft. her
tarky, Ternesser tuinofflsri. nlnos. Nlssss.ffi
w.-ansin. Nissour. ks-sas. Arksusss ant Res sIr
efs an o. Cirsrla-rf Sal.tctkg a4i ltlfs-1 rrf.t
Sleasa~r, - a. rorte oa ihe Serth- csfsrt Istts
wrrrharff 80 rfie-frl effra.I- - tIr fra.sr.rtr.
t.ou a. her Fre.rhs o. thss CornQany Fty ssit
eoufseocc - tfk speedy trsusIt
Iak RkIES ~ fkkiSHl 20 .ry pers Is fts
Wssi ~ the ferrsvivsnia ksisrost ars ri sac
A.s.vor.1is sre eaarTet ~ ether fs.lfas. le.1
r-sa-.isaiaf = mara pas. a.. ''... llsssFts ...l
rsu.nsr."
- y sxEEr-E. rtIt4te,t hIa
MkGRAW a CoOSS - Sorta = H1ifnfrs
GFrCu = CO. - Asi1r Elase 80 Nc S.ntt
y liiisnft-. Sgs fors.
lF1CH 90. - -. 49,
n. y ac- <Tur. Geaerai frelrff Htfft ItHa
~ 81 LEWlS G~ntf4 s1tItl 4.i.....4 f...a
i a HgzsI, s~rrsife,e ssstt Faliaslsas
sfssslr
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23
THE INVAD EEsS OF MEXICO AND
THEIR RECEPTION.
EDWIN M STANTON,
Secretary Of War.

New YORK. Jan. 22.-The Columbia from
Havana, Jan. 18th, has arrived. Sugars were
dull and declining. Exchange is declining.
The Mexican news is to Jan. 10Th. Com.
munication with the interior was cut Off A
regiment of Spanish troops that started on the
fourth, on the Medallion Road, for reconnois-
sance, were driven back, after proceeding n
mile, by an unseen foe. One correspondent
says Vera Cruz is surrounded inlandward and
almost besieged No vegetables or fuel could
reach the city, and many articles OF prime ne.
cessity were sadly needed. Many of the Span
ish troops are sick, and there were many de-
sertions There were great fears OF an attack
on Vera Cruz. Several Spanish sentinels had
been shot
AN American vessel, the Beautiful Star. had
arrived at Vera Cruz with 1000 guns, 300 lbs.
of powder, &C., Tor the Mexican republic.
This was seized by the Spaniards, as also a
small lot OF arms aboard the brig PueI a.
More were expected, and would also be confs-
Gated.
The English French, and Spanish flags
wave over the castle, the French and English
fleets having arrived. Gen. Prim is also at
Vera Cruz. There was considerable discon-
tent among the French and English at the
want OF courtesy, the Spaniards not having
hoisted the three fl igs at first.
Three thousand men were to make a sOrtie
to endeavOr to clear the environs OF the city,
that the market may be supplied with fresh
provisions. Most of the French troops had
unmarked.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23
GENERAL ORDER IN RESPECT TO
TIE BATTLE OF MILL SPRTNGS

WAR DEPARTMENT, Jan. 22-The presi
dent, commander in chief OF the army and
navy, has received information of brilliant
victory achieved by the u States forces over
large body of armed traitors and rebels at
Mill Spring, in the state of Kentucky. He
returns thanks to the gallant officers and sol
dierS who won that victory, and when the
official reports shall be received, the military
skill and personal valor displayed in the bat
tie will be acknowledged and rewarded in fit
ting manner. The courage that encountered
and vanquished the greatly superior mum.
bers of the rebel force, pursued and attacked
them in their entertainments, and paused not
until the enemy was completely routed, mer.
its and receives commentator.
The purpose OF this war is TO pursue and
destroy rebellious enemy and deliver the
country from the danger menaced by traitors.
Aacrity, daring, courageous spirit, and pat
riolic zeal on all occasions and under all cir
cumstances, are expected from the army ofthe
United States In the prompt and spirited
movements and daring at the battle OF Mill
Spring, the nation will realize its hopes, and
the people of the United States will rejoice
to honor every soldier and officer who proves
his courage by charging with the bayonet and
storming entertainments in the blaze of the
enemy's fire.
By order of the President:
EDWIN M STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23

NEW YORK, Jan 22.-COTTON quiet and unsettled !;
sales $50 bales at % a $50 for miidling uplands
FLOUR Sales 10 800 bbs; Ssate and western opened
heavy and dropping and closed firm; superine state
s. Is $50; extra state $3.50 a s575 round hoop Ohio
S5sg a $40; superhne western S5,45 a $50; common to
sales 1900 6ols; mixed to good S575 a $500; fancy and
$40 q 6,75h
GkAlN-Wheatopened dull and closed with rather
more@teady feelings sales 1880 bush Corn without
cided change in price, sales $4,000 BUSH mixed
63tc in store and Csc delivered Oats dull northern and
western 40 q 42c.
PROVISlONS.-Beef quiet and unchanged; sales l50
bbls; prime firm sales 100 tierces at 2c. Pork
quiet and firm; sales 975 bbls; ii Is a II so. Cut
meats steady; sales l04 packages; shoulders a 90 SC
hams q &C. Bacon sides heavy; sales 956 81 a
SIC for western and CITY Cumh srland cut Lard
active sales "a hbs 800 kegs SIC. Butter quet Ohio
II lac; state l6 a gle; Whiskey heavy gaes $50 bbls
at 243c Rice quiet; sales 81 bags Sugars firm sales
40 hhds; New Orleans 9ts Muscovadoa at SO dc Eng
sn slaHus ri lam 10y oag 9oo az sgc net chs Conee
Moasses steady Porto Rico % hhds at 4O; Muscovado
100 hhds at Csc.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23
LATEST NEWS.
By TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER BAILY SPY
OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE VICTO-
RY IN KENTUCKY,

Ia IN HAA1N CA
WASHINGTON, JAN 22.-The following was
received at headquarters Tonight
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22-To Major Gen
Mcclellan, Commanding United States Army:--
The following has just been received from
Gen. Thomas The rout of the enemy was
complete. After succeeding in getting Two
pieces of artillery across the river, and up-
wards of fifty wagons, they were abandoned
with all the ammunition i'll the depot in Mill
Spring. They then threw away their arms,
and dispersed through the mountain by-ways
IN the direction of Monticello, but are so com.
pletely demoralized that don't believe they
will make a stand short of Tennessee.
The property captured on this side OF the
river is of great value, amounting to eight six
Founders and two Parrott guns, with caissons
nlleu with ammunition about 100 four horse
wagons and upwards of 1900 horses and mules /;
several boxes OF arms which had never been
opened and from 500 to 1000 muskets, most
ly with flint locks, but in good order; sub
sistence stores enough to serve the entire
command for three days; and also a large
amount of hospital stores
AS soon as receive the report of the brig
ade commanders, will furnish detailed re-
port of the battle. Our loss was thirty-nine
killed and one hundred and twenty seven
wounded. Among the wounded were Colonel
McCoOk, of the ninth Ohio regiment, com
handing brigade, and his aid, Lieut. Burt,
of the eighteenth U. S. Infantry. The loss OF
the rebels was Zolcoffer, and one hundred
and fourteen others killed and buried, one hun.
dred and sixteen wounded and forty-five
prisoners not wounded, five of whom are sur
geons, and Lieut.. Col. Carter, OF the seven
teenth Tennessee regiment.
d. G. BUELL.,
Brigadier General COMMANDING
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23

INTERESTING DETAILS OF THE
RATTLE.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22-The entire federal
loss at Mill Springs was 80 killed and $50
wounded. Cen Thomas forces took IA can
non and l400 mules and horses. Gen. Thorn
as Is now across the river in pursuit of the
enemy. The steamboat and eight of the
barges used by the rebels were burned The
federals are using the remaining barges.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, Jan. pa private des-
patch from Somerset, says that Col McCook
OF the ninth Ohio regiment, was wounded in
the recent battle. Three balls struck his
horse, fourth passed through his overcoat,
and the fifth hit him. The wound is painful
but not dangerous.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 22.-The prisoners say
that George b. Crittenden was first in com.
mand, and Gen. Zollcoffer second General
Crittenden fled to the woods, taking the
wrong road. 1t is supposed he will be cap
tured.
The federal forces actively engaged were
the tenth Indiana, fourth Kentucky, second
Minnesota, and ninth Ohio regiments, which
suffered respectively as named They were
reinforced alter the first and severest engage
ment by the tenth and twelfth Kentucky, first
and second Tennessee, fourteenth, thirty first,
thirty-tiith, and thirty-sixth Ohio regiments,
and Standards, Whitmore's, and K;nney's
batteries.
hS iSbSl lOlCcS WGIe eSLllldleQ at
Green G. Clay of Bourbon county, son of Bru.
tus Clay, aid to Gen. Schoeph, but with Gen
Thomas in the engagement, has just arrived,
bringing an elegant silk rebel flag, inscribed,
Presented to the Mountain hangers, Capt.
+. A. Ashford, by Mrs w. ID. Chardevoyne."
Col. 5. S. Fay of the fourth Kentucky regi.
ment, had his horse shot from under him bv
one OF Zollicoer's aids, when he turned and
shot Gen. Zollicoffer through the left breast.
The first breaking of the rebel ranks was effect
ed by Col. R. S. McCook of the ninth Ohio,
acting brigadier, ordering his regiment to
charge bayonets, which put the rebels to i'm.
mediate flight. The last rebel order issued,
found in the rebel encampment, was signed
by Col. Cummins, senior in command, direct.
ing the rebels to dispense and save themselves
the best way they could.
The Journal says that Gen. Thomas with
large force, has crossed the Cumberland
and is hunting the flying rebels through
Wayne county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23
FRoNI WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22.-The senate, to-day,
in executive session, confirmed a large num-
Der of nominations, among them John LathrOp
Motley as minister to Austria, and Robert Pc
ruza of New York as minister resident at
Japan.
The president to-day nominated Noah
a. Swain of Ohio as associate justice OF the
supreme court of the United States, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death of Justice
Mclean.
The joint committee on the conduct of the
war have agreed upon an amendment TO the
joint rules OF the two houses, to the effect that
whenever any member rises in his place aud
states that the executive wishes congress to
secretly act on any matter connected with the
war it shall be the duty Of congress to go into
secret session, and deliberate, and come to a
conclusion thereon before adjournment The
speeches are to be limited to five minutes
each, and any member disclosing the proceed
ings is TO be expelled.
1t appears from a communication from the
secretary OF the navy, addressed to the senate
in answer TO the resolution calling for informa-
ton relative to acting lieutenants, masters,
masters mates, paymasters, and acting assist.
ant paymasters, that they are all employed
and, when not disabled by sickness, have been
on duty since the date of their appointments.
Only Two paymasters on the active list are
unemployed. One is unfit tor duty, and the
other is in Virginia.
There is considerable opposition to recog.
milton of Hayti.
A Philadelphia contractor is making Spring
field muskets for S2l so apiece, aud Mr.. Ma
son of Taunton, Mass, has contract to make
them for $40. The cost at the Springfield
armory is under $11.
The house committee on the judiciary to-
day commenced their investigation into the
telegraph censorship. Several Witnesses
were before them.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23
ADDITIONAL FROM HAVANA.

By the Karnak, at Havana, there were Mas
sau dates 10 the 18th. The British ship of
war Conqueror, of l01 guns, would be a total
loss. The crew had reached Nassau, and also
forty cannon. The Gladiator was still in port
with a cargo of arms, &c. The schooner
Whirlwind, with a cargo of mahogany and
hides, from Tampico, intended to run the
blockade at Charleston and was wrecked
The American consul has sold the coal brought
to Nassau for federal vessels, which they were
not allowed 20 take, to British authorities.
The gunboat Water Witch had arrived at
Havana from Ship Island. No one was TO
blame i'll the recent collision between the De
Soto and the French ship of war Milan. The
latter had paddle box and one wheel injured.
She was partly repaired at Ship Island, and
has since reached Havana.
Commodore Mexican sent the Massachu-
sets, towing four prize schooners, loaded with
sand, to be sunk in Horn Island Pass The
health of the troops at Ship Island is excel
lent. The gunboat Santiago de Cuba was at
Havana. There was great activity among the
troops at Havana, and runior says they will be
sent to Vera Cruz. There had been several
cases of INSTRUMENTATION among them, and
three non-commissioned officers were killed by
them. The murderers were publicly garroted.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23
FROM LEAyENWORTu.

LEAvENwoRTn, Jan. % The thirteenth
Missouri infantry, Col. Morenry, arrived here
to-day, to form a part Of Gen. Lanes column.
Other regiments are expected, Opothyhole.
chief OF the Union Indians, is here to confer
with Gen. Hunter. Col. Jennison's regiment
Of cavalry is ordered to the Indian country.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23

"An Act to authorize the issue of Treasury
Notes." approved on The 23d day of Decem-
Der, 1857, so far as they can be applied to this
act and not inconsistent Herewith, are re-
enacted, and the sum of 100000 is appropri.
ated to enable the Secretary of the Treasury
TO carry this act into effect.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23

Sr. Louis, Jan. PA report by Adjutent
General Harding to Governor Gamble shows
that 80, 862 Missouri troops have entered the
federal service or during the war, Of which
25,O0O are infantry, 5000 artillery, and 5000
cavalry. The number OF men organized under
the governors call Tor six months men is
upwards OF 60 600.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-23

NEW YORK, Jan. 22.-ST0CKS are quiet, but firmer;
Chicago and Rock Island so; Cleveland and Toledo S74
Mich gan southern qua antee Al; Michigan Central 53S
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen 81; Erie preferred 81
Erie Railroad 355; New York Central S3I; American
Gold 1929; Delaware and Hudson 80; Louisiana SKIES
604; North Carolina skies 50: Missouri skies 42a;
skies 81, coupons 80.