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baltimore and Ohlo RalIroao.


lhhAT NATIONAL kuUrk,- ruiu,,.- 49,
mstuh and Baltimore on The taaT Int1 &c."
tUnNeou uAa iAikeIsburg Gu Tie Nest. uIullrn
- "itn hhiltosusi Steamers, AZ, lor nm, -.
e. ~ Sne west southwest anu Auruwr,l
hnISSS trans Dally ior all the EnAletu M.
-. ~ the only route ~ hszllngtu tu
49, y ~ Dnltlihofe &c 4du, T:4D AND IuI1 a M. ~ a..
Iu o.iyP M on sundays at 4JU ana 40 a nI an
dnsfsse washington NJ 600, 7:4Y and II a M ma ~
y ~ on sundays NJ $50 ana 5 D M oufr 49,
~ Mu5oukh uekets ~ The Eastern Glitter ear X. ntooura
~ nAsilhSton City at an additional ebarys J,
y fuck hnqfAre a. low hs ~ M. .tG.,
iuqullo iOF ueKeis Wa BALTIMORE and Ub,o -,
al y me principal kailTOad Offices IN NE g. ~
j. II, aULLlNAN, zen $780, -,
w d u,n' n. COLA Csl. Ticket ~
WI, SMITH, Master OF innspofIaHonf si,t
6%reenrille and Mlami RAILROAD
cn4NGE or 1lNrk sdl ia
b and after Weanes4ay. January estih l,, ,rt
pitAuf notice, Trans viii fuu ~ k.Ho.- -"
Leave Ih)1o at sou a %, snd asH,nt,s
ATrNv a. Gn.uu izs15 d M II an
it
LoA'e IhluL AZ o:lb a IA, and "a
AIHfs al AaJiun r,lU &c" ." blUfs.
~" II. g. aIlMsuk, supt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24
"When shaW we nave Peace 10

The Portland 1dUerfisef, the leading Re-
publican paper Id Maine, asks this important
question, and answers it as follows. We com
mend the, answer TO the. careful attention-of
those Who arG Cd free With their ,ehsrgespf
treason against every Democrat who speaks
We answer, when Congress shall be persua-
ded that reason not force, isrgHE DIVINITY Of
the age in which we live. When Congress
shall be persuaded that history furnishes no
example of six millions of people, educatedi
free and independently being subjugated to
captivity, and ruled against their consent
When Congress shall be persuaded that no
nation on earth has proved themselves pow
erful enough in arms, or in wealth. 10 estab
lish and maintain, indefinitely, a military des
potism over six miliops,of, white men aceus-
toned to freedom, and to a representative
government. When Congress shall be per-
suaded that every bayonet that carries a de-
mand for obedienoe to law, and to the iFeder-
al Government, should also carry the an
nouncement Of a religious respect for the po-
litical rights outn5 M~hiyhthe sUar has arisen,
aud a willingness to confer amicably upon the
terms Of self adjustment Of those rights
Fight on, ye men of the North and fight
on viii be the cry, bff' the men Of tho Bbdth,
until, substantially, these conditions We have
named come to pass. But fewer OF each side
shall live to enjoy the result, as day BY day
passes away, and ell Of each will be poorer in
purse, until the result that gives peace shall
be attained Peace is the child Of reason and
reciprocal interests, War is the heather and
s~oulless Moioch that devouts, without remorse,
every life and every interest that stands in the
way Of its imAgined-o or proelaimed necessities.
Cold, pitiless, inhuman, is war in its best as
pect. 1t makes children fatheFless, wives
widows, the rich poor, the poor miserable, the
powerful feeble, the feeble despairing, aud
the world itself everything which it ought not
to be to every citizen and to every interest
But fight on, fight on, will be the impulsike
cry of politicians, Of aspirants TO Office, iof
Government jobbers, and contractors, and of
fanatical, one-idea men, both at the North and
at the South Fight on will be the cry of
standard loyalty, until the still, small, and yet
sublime, voice Of the ballot-box shall bid bat
ties to cease, and reason to resume its sway
over the councils of the nation. Then no
broken nationalityTno invidiops titles to SUI
perior righteousness in the framework of in.
stitutions and Of s~Ociety-will be recognized,
but a reunited people, with one flag of nation.
al glory and strength and one Constitution,
one Government, and one supremacy, shall
become the inheritance of all our people,
East, West, North, and South If there be
treason in these sentiments, make the most
of IL"
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EurmIturc,
NEW FURNITURE STORE.

NO. 900 SECOND STREET
DETwEkN Main and Jefferson, and next door 10
ID Barow'e Qpeensware atore,
An Of FURNITURE, CHAIRS, MAarasses. LoOktng
6lAsses, 40. will be sold
no Per osnt Cheaper
Than AtAny other Furniture Warersom ia Dayton.
do.
ysdy PHILLIP HABHRsTIoH.
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The Old Established Bindery,

THOS. w. ODELL,
CORNER or MAIN n THIRD STREET, OVER
II UNION TELEGRAPH OFFICE
MANUFACTURES all kinds Of BLANK nr
III County Ofhcesi banks, Rail Road Offices, Busi.
ness Men, and others. HIS work comprises every
style, nom 20 cents up to s2,5o per quire.
Best No. Lad or W!ove paper used ON Blank Work,
Magazines, Periodicals, &C., 6c., bound IN any silvia
desired IN plainor gus and hayingth the tools, SC, 6r.
meriy used by Morts, and BY calundeE he is prsparod
10 match all volumes bOand by them.
Old Books rebcunds and made 70 lock better than
when nowl
Music bound IN any style desired, and PACED; a con
Venlenoe never belore ofs5ed here, With nnusic hndng
- His PAGING MACHINE Is the only one hi ne
oity, and y ene Of the most important Inventions Of
the present Day, IL viii accurately page aud number
Books Checks, Drafts, leailnoad hooks, and napSrs.
and any kind Of Blanks, as hlgA a. tSa h0Asand.
pe1ng AZ kinds OF btants with hTHto H~eads-INl-
koadAnd other WORK requnnng neatness, and dspatch.
nAa Having recently greatly added "a. his already
the public.
- ne refers to the County ofices Of MontFomory
frehes paTke, and 10 tho various Banks, Railroad
ofuces, &e., In the Miami Valley, for specimens Of hs
soIk. dealS.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24
WIN they Mover LEARN.

The Boston courier has Sn article not very
complimentary to the Abolition oligarehy,
which we subjoinaAV A3kIBOE -t
1--WE hope the day is not far distant when
the Abolition oligaroby will realize and &C,
knowledge that God does not favor its mode
of arriving at its ends,AeVen if those ends
were commendable, The little success that
has attended their plans for suppressing the
rebellion, compared to- the means employed
and exhausted, shows that its sectional and
political efforts have not met with Divine IA
yor. If, as many believe, our country was
brought to civil war through political corrup-'
ton and sectional aims, when the Rephbli-
cans took possession of the Government they
should have made a complete change. In.
stead Of that, they placed everything under
the control of the Abolition oligarchy, and
permitted it to shape everything for an effect
upon slavery; and here we are, with a bank
rupt treasury, an exhausted, bleeding coun.
go try, and the rebellion as far from being put
down as ever. Is it not time for them TO give
way to better c%ounsels and wiser leaders
Will they never leArn2 7 will the people con
tinue to suffer, without demanding and even
forcing a changer Shall the war be still pro.
o. 90 longed by inoompstsneY At Washington, until
there is time for new epemies and foreign as.
sailants to grow up and lay waste our com
meree and our naval forces, qs orr armies are
cut down before the artillery of the rebels
How long will the patience of the people en-
dureH Will it wait for another Presidential
eleetion2"
The very air is full of rumorso of peace
propositions, but they are cqntr9dieted about
as fast as put in circulation There is no
doubt thai, the public mind is fast settling in
favor of some kind Of peace. The IDEA of
any more battles, such aslNssI have lad, with
thousands of killed and wounded, is becom.
ing daily more and nmotsi Unpleasant to the
public ear. This very remarkable change in
public sentiment should not be overlooked
ml This. feeling is, we are assured, as strong at
this time in the tented field as at the home
.iDo i6reside ggie1uh
The reasons why this is so can easily be as
certained. II is well kaown5to many who
would not like to adrhit it = The negr6fs not as
popular in the army as in the abolition
churches. That Is it, llAA
DEAocRArlC MoTFo. @Thisis a Government
for White People. calm
ADMINISTRATION MopTo-D0WN with the
White Man, UP with the Niger. $40
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q 1a 2aatrbes, &r.
Watches and Clocks.
JOHN REEYES

UT0uLD respectfully inform hs old nstomsrs .na
w the public generally that ansr an absence on In
menths he has Felumedto Dayton and taken The shoe
Drmsny occupied BY James ". Swoue ""NP
No. ass Thard street,
Two doors West 0fthe Po6t ONES. wh.ra n. IN
happy 70 : eivs All his 0ideuatomers and a. m.gy I. -
ones s. may tasor him With . call. An kinSs ~,
WATOhks, CLOCKS, M JEwELRY, repairsd
70 the best manner aud 90 short notice SEAfI'
4 Air trial 10 al lhat
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24
GreennIIe and Mlnml Kanrnaa
AlhCrp Stable.

NEW LIVERY STABLE.
i the buIhiins ieTnsri sssunlsl,sd a L4feIy slstde
sha S y street., iinmeaiately opposite The mai /"
par.as Ia - y h@ui al AL tunes, lne Lest 81 brT,..,
neises, hlh uugBies OF carriages.
ON s"a.ansI as PREPARED I" kecp horsosty the nesE.
AMES C~ATHCAkT
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&roceries. Sc.
By the way, Have You Heard
the Newsa

j. A. MINICK,
Has received his new Spring Stock, large, well.se.
II lected and OF the best quality.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24
Dayton, Aenia and Columbus Kaiiroaa,
~ ~ ~

~ Dtniy Trains East, VIA CoiUmbus. lfhtnu.,
- tNestr rom layton 10 Mi kaasterh Olttcss
Iee puly Trans last, leaving Da,top lr IN,
= s1 follows; Night Express 1855 y. a., ens,,n, ,nI
anu N,i1lnbus Day Express at lIizo;a a. m. ~ ~ ua"'
s'oP"My az Aehla anu London. Aeeotnmodst,n, sH
Columbus. S''"eeh Iajirn hul
:, ata,,ins ~ layton, night expressb 4b Alma Ar..r.
press b;S5 p. nj. SHtHnhAN bAJ ~.
~ rams i run ~ oolnmhustime, winch -, ninut.s.
hniousn tickets cnh 10 had for ali .kasters H.
gaining ohs W. KING, 1icL tIgenf ft- NHes -
h. W.. A.SD, Stu.u,r..
2. WARnAs, GenI Ag'L, Daytons q 7uP""m'uNeh'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24
-lIlInOls Central Eallrund.


CHANGE Oh TIME.
n and after Monday, Noyenbt tx. fttI a ...
" Trains will ieuVe hAttyuu and PMS -
a LhAFh MAlIuOA-- k,
Tong NORTH, fl0 b "a aud HID h NiftAi
Yong south, 400 a taahd 500 nj fic sHi
LkAk h n.
SoinB North, Goo u uu ana z 10 nm
doing south, li;JO n IA aud 40 VI,
uei W.. 4. JOHNSON, ten. dassrassr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24
oHAH0E or TIME.
DaytOn and MIohIgaa Railroad.


ID. sra uuu cAa4ass4z41
&A&AAk
\ and ailerDecember st,tlssu, aau unnI tn, ~,
DA1ION, gong north, as follow i7G1T
2.1Ii A. NJ through Rreight and 4s.ofn 6,aa.
OstOl win Passenger Car ntlachedr.~ 80
lfl,lA An. Mail tran ior sprtnrfelJ Cal,,nt, 4.
IOsOV urbana, Be1eiontaine, Poorest. ~
ss1iuusAy, connecting ~ Springfield ufth Ir,s, ia
LONDON Mo Columbus, arriving m Jolun,Lu. - -.
~ w !. ultahA WIN train for Coltmbus, nj Fbf,s1 90.
Tram on flttsbufg, NJ. Wayne a ClAdip0 N EaM,.-
Lt.s', arriving IN Sfesthne ~ $40 D M and P,tt-iahr, -
EoVh M htOlyde with Tram Oh Cleveland ami 49,
y. n gong Eabt, arriving in Cleveland Az Igo N w.
nuhhlIk ~ 5'SOa m, and Buffalo &c $50 ! ni ,n.a,,.
Wes1 arriving IN Toledo Al 1910 a m, Ietrott ar -
M ShlcasO ~ lUSO a m, and ssndusEy ii al III,
H.. +. Al Night k1press Tor Ephnan~hIf ia a.,
OslA ana beilsiontRlei eonneshng AI Foo
aIal1 sohB hAsto on Pltthburg, NJ. Nayne and a., y
hoau' arriving Il Crestline Nc J:ib a NJ, Pittebift5
7 M Soin6 Ntst, with Tram arriving IN Ft N1s,ti.
o.So = ~, ana chicago al 1850 n m. At Ciyde slul II,,
on cleveland ana 1oledok. X. arriving IN Ii,VrI.t,, -
reaches sanupsky a. i;9U n m.
T.nE r. M. huntsville Accommodated,
w Dayton on ARRIVAL Of Train nom IN
,saoh,hR springfield al 300 y M, Urauh AZ liels Il \.
YES LAoeIty at ll:ks p m, BeiloiGnaaine .lII4l a.
and Huntsville at 1872 d m. 0A'' AZ
tickets va This Line ~ all p1infl Nargitl qa4yl
west can " had al the 1ickatU uioe IA tins Utt.a - -
-SAML WI, KING, Ticket AEo1t i''
sS , are uiWhJs as low AS by any oftu.r ftit HTn
Tor iniOrinatiun relhuye ~ shiuI. M ,.a.i,t
noute, apPly IA the Conipany's fleisil lgp.t- Il
haSaEl, AGENT Il. RICE, Stu.tuu.n,,.
MI OLArr, Zen. Ticket Agent. isni,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24
j. B. GILBERT & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
q ROCERIES AND LIQUORS,

10 and 7S JEFFERSON st., Dayton, O.
lUU street, HT
80 hhds n. o. and Porto Rico sugars, at 10 aud rs
Jefferson Ut,
100 bbls rectifed whisky.
so do old Rye and Bourbon Whisky al, 70 and rs
Jefferson ii. 4v "
street.
20 kits No. I Mess Shad; 10 bbls do Herring. Also,
street.
Spices, Refined Sugars, Alum, Rosin, Tar, sulphur.
Dream Tartar, Soda, Coperas and Salt Peter, for sale at
70 and rs Jefferson street.
20 baskets Champaign Wine; 30 boxes 81 Rstep Char.
OF, on hand, at 76 and Is Jefferson street.
loo Butts Of every variety OF Virginia Tobacco, INST
received at 70 aud ~. Jefferson street.
40 half chests Gmpowder, Imperial aud Young Nv.
son Teas 20 half do Black do, for sale at 70 and Us JET.
erson street. R97dSw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-24

DEMocRArIc Moro -Thisis a Goyernment
for White People. ats
ADMINISTRATION MopTo-D0WN with the
White Man, UP with the Niger. $40
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-12
ARRIVAL aud Departure OF the Maii>.
Fos7 IFleE At DAVENPORT, low 4.

EAsTEEs MaIL-Nia 4 X K R-Close- al :
o'cock 4 II Closes a; 81. o'.lees z y arrives
u 10 o'clcck NJ; arrives at "a O'clock Vi
Sundays excepted.
WIsrs.s lAlL-YiaM tMRR- -C.s.cs At ~
e'eoek 4 u Arrives al o'clock p N, Sundays
exccfted.
NORTHERN N.rL-|a Lyons !. Ca.aaa 4 -
Closes al o'c.sck = }. arritesat Z o'c.ees 7 VI.
SeaTnsA> Mat Via Dewitt haquoketa-
Closes sunday. ues Jay ATT Thursday al o'c ck
L u arrives ues1a +, .l4uIs1ay rad satuIday Il
& pcioca i II.
RoU7r " Ies-7-yia Blue Grass, e;c-Clo.ez
Monday, !, ci1.sday an Friday q; ooioek i
arrives " s4Ay, i-lTsday ani satu.lay ~
oc.ocG j.
hcITE Ne Io9i Via linton Closes Troslsy
and lrisy Gt II ociocA u arrives Tuesday and
/ FIllay {; ! o'cock u.
SorrHFAS VI. IL-Nla Burlington 4 keokuk-
Closes Sunday. TUESDAY ard Friday at o'eoch T
NJ; arises Monday, y edlesiay ani iIiaay at !
O'clock ;. NJ.
Rot4E No I6sl7-yia Iufalo-C Closes Friday
at : o'clock \ II arrives SATURDAY at o'clock
pm.
koU-E 70. 1880 Via Anaau.osa Walnut
Fork--C.oses Thursday at IL ; arrives Thurs
DAY at IL o'clock NJ.
IorRs-Cilce op.n a. o'clock !. closes a.
| 2 o'clackPH Ufi.e oren on sunday iron = to
Il c'cloc u.
f-sy~ A. the prile.pa. mails are carried ~ Raj
Road, all the time stated in the above notice,
will be RAIL RoAD TIME. the clock in the super
in,ellants oEice. NJ a N Depot, being he stand.
ard. CEA>. II. EL9RlDGE. 7. u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-12
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
Orelgn News.

PORTLAND, Feb. II.
The steamship Ju-a. which left Liverpool On
Thursday the 3eih ani LOUD onderry the 3ist, ar
rived a, las last night.
Mason ani sliielI lad arrived al Southampton.
No demonstration made. The former went u
London the latter to Paris
Sales OF cotton fer three days, . ,cpo bales in
cluiing 2 91-l 10 specul nj exp1rters. Mar
ket frm.r with az advance of quarter.
Advises from Manchester favorable.
Ii was rumored that the Government hai or
derel the Nashville 10 quit Southampton, but eX-
tended the time for her departure, owing to can-
ger fre II the 1uscarora.
tNasals5 r-nor-i that the Government twin
pr9-ib.t armed ships 81: either party remaining
over "a hours il any Britt port
Ihe lowing j. the -i.-ua's report:
fafl kasse.. in diTa.ch dated Jan. 9.i, to
Lcrd Lyons, says the fnglls sh Government differ
entirely from Mr. sewards conclusions Il G
question whether tie persons taken from tue
.ten' and .heir ulr9se1 dispatches, were contra
band.
1t was rumore Il !; the vessel which ne sun-
ter engaged I'll AlLiers, va the lT,5cs.s. HERE
hess q either.
|; vas reported ;ha. the Tusoaro'a was aboutto
ilit Southampton. Her destination was hef, =
secret.
The Ta.s, in a Characteristic article, Gals for
something aecis.ye.ia America. Il says, unr!eas-
ant implications must arse Il tic present state
., af-irs continue LDGch .911er.
SlIolean cltLe! the French chamher or tie
2-,h. He said lie civil War whica des3'ates
Aueiic,, ha. greatly COMPROMISED cur conner
clai Interests log, heaeye-, = me RI sa's q.
ntutra: are re- fe-tei We must coLhae ourselves
10 eArres-ng mes for early termination u
those d!s.easiors.
trance IeeoEnetded i4 !. & - e9nci.iafe ihe
Court u Turn. Antuiaelie resolutcly use al
| terTs.
There were .atr-4.-fory fuu3-s IF AZ e-.-rgei
! FIvteA expedition - NcX5ee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-12
THE MARKETS.
WEEKLY REPORT.
OFF.cy OF THE DENocRsr AID NEWS.

OFF.cv OF THE DgsocgsT ASD NRwsi
Tuesday Eve, Feb. l., l5a2
Ia our p,oluce maske; notice mere activity.
receipts largely In excess Ct the previous week.
Full r.ce. -ad 'arge shipments f5r the week end
in. this evonins. The roads are in excellent con-
dticn ani farmers are embracing the opportunity
of marketing large quantities OF produce.
The ouota,is1s o. vhea. il ous las; have been
sustained. AMI 4 further advance of and ), has
been realized. Oar latest teiegrarLic aayices
,,oo, f,r.i,, markets bow.ye- des.,s a decline.
-,
r
.Ns - .'.i'' r
To- 49,
,a.;,a,.ta
ho ae''1ea '@-e ,o..,
-,
'''' ~ '9e - '.Ves ms =,
-, rso..s
49,.
pae.: ,s,. ..
s,;,.r.-.s -4,ln.ll.
p.v,.x-I.o asms,l a, a,.a, tx.,a
7....-ia,oa-oo. R..e;,ts r..
,a3o .,os, ,A. sr,i-.
:, W. - :; =. +. I
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-12
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WAsEiSGTDS, FEB. III.
Amorg the Senate's final amendments 10 the
House g. s. Note bill, are-to strike out words,
that he authorization 10 issue $50 01 0CJ il to
meet TIE necessities e the Treasury, and to pro-
vide a currency receivable for the public dues,
ard to insist that the Lo:es shall be re,eivaole
raymeut Of a. o,ains against TIE Unltei States.
ex.ep. Tor interest upon bonds ani notes, which
shai. be pad in coin, AM shall also be lawful
n oney AMI legal tender IN payment Of al debts,
public and private, within the United States,
except inieres. as aforesaid.
The committee also propose new section au-
thorizing tie Secretary to receive from any person
or CORPORATION United States notes on deposi, for
not less than 81 days, in sums not less tnan $500
with any o: the assistant ,reasurys Tor designated
depositors auth rzed BY the Secretary to receive
who shall issue therefor certificates Of deposit
bearing interest a. ID rate of per cent. per an
NUN and interes. 70 cease at the rle 's1re Vi the
Secretary and the aggregate OF such deposits shall
at 10 time exceed the sum Of SIS 900.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-12
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Feb 10.
FLouR.-Ma.ket unchanged. Sales al S+.30GJ
225
WHEAT.-Market quiet and 1!c lower. No.
at &c No. . at ~.
COaN.-Ma!ket quiet and steady. Old Mixed
225s in store. New Mixed on track is selling al
lec
OArs.-Firm, Isle delivered.
RTE-ln good demand. Sales at Csc in stere
ard e4c delivered
BARLEY.-Market quiet. s5c On track, and 81
cents delivered.
PRovIsIoNs-Masket quiet aad nominal Prime
mess peck steady al Ss75. Lara dull 62.4614
cents.
BEEF CATTLE Steady at S2..0G2.
LIVE Uo6s.-Marke, &c lower. sales .a.45G
23o.
DRESSED Hoes.-Market &c higher. Sales q,
S290G2s0.
PorAroEs.-Quie. and steady at 45@5a:.
bUrTEP-Sieady at i29sc.
E6Gs-Drll at 319c.
HIDES Steady. Green Country 6G5s.
Green salied lo1a@llc; Dry Flint 12Hc@l,
cents.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-12
LATEST NEWS
By THE NAILS.
Mai. Gen. Hitchcock in { Command
IT Cairo.
The Iowa ed Regiment Dlsg1aced.
From Washington.

From Washington.
WAsHIS6Tos, Feb 10.
Ethan Allen Hitchcock was to-day sTpsintei
Nal Gea. lie : grsld-s9u Q. Eih n 4 len, o:
"Aeyerend fame, and or O. lie Praise Gcd
Earebcne'.' kiai being equally .ective in pray
ns and lighting. lie has the aigLest reputation
io- military Capacity. Gen Ii. j. aFead. veter-
az IN the service, hayiLg been Colonel q tia u
infantry, and layilg iaIhei - sTevet antlt with
il The past two II three wears since when lie has
teea in private life. Gems. Abercrom.ie and
MoutsoueIy were his Lie4t. u. and MAJ re-
spective.y, in Old timc. lie Las been urged for
this appointment f months.
i lie new DcatoD train consists Of number 0.
large Hat boats with wleeis uL 1eE then, ea,.!y
transported, AID an immense amour, oi lumber
rp-n ira L wagons built expressly for that pur-
poe independent 0. the train. q. Mcleod
Murphcv made I4dia rutter boats
Messrs. fca;on and Dawes, Of the Van Nyck
CoAmit,ee, go to Hani sburg tomorrow, 70 fesri.
out fraud in contracts.
Tho House has not, as stated, acted on the
siu,oyoo00 Treasury Note BAl. Ii WINS intro
duced iI the Senste, and threats Of p,stponin, !,
act oa on X in the House antll The Seaa.c acts
on the 5 90 cQ0,00o bill made ty enthusias-
tic friends cf taat measure.
EIJrts to 1iscredit the well auth entlcate fact
that Gen Nee. il t5 be reduced to the
c.n'aaLd Of tue army ot the PyteI4c are futile
lion, OF The baltimore SHn this r4urnlag, olfEns
my statement 10 that fleet.
MAJ. u Z. Etaan Allen nitchcoea vas confined
to-day.
cour, martial in Gen. S'oae'. clse viii soon
he ordered.
Major General Hitchcock is nsw liyi,- il re-
tiregIent at -. Louis. tie has teen te.e.raT bed
10 take l.nmeiiat comman a; Cairo. lie vs.
Assistant juiapt Geuera. % General Scott, Z Id
BrigaiieI General Brevct Ia N xieo bu. OIL ndi :
Jet bAyis. was forced ~ resign. he i slave
cAtcaeT. His appointment was urgently aGroca;ei
4 10y MT. Cy.!a.u.r.
TIE FLance Committee Of the Senate rep9rte
/ the Tteasu-y ete Bill this morning. With inror-
taHt amendments ir the legal tender clause. ! ey
reIortea, because they are equally dlviaed-Fe-
seuden, aauron, and earce yu.ing agaiEst it,aLd
/ sherman, Howe ana Mcj jllgal tor ii. Iae a1oEl
Iaeat- prerIte ;h4tiae interest ai pubic 4cb;.
! shall lie payable IN coin, and tie receipts II 10
i eastsns. sA.e> >. pug.lc lIl4s, ana c9LA'el 12a
are devoted to the payment u interest AMI tue
creation q silkia. iur3 a.so, that tie setrt-
tary OF the Treasury may. il his discretion. ~.
government bonus from tine 10 tine for lat { &.
wi.l bring, and that ltrsoas DEP si'ing god
treasury I-.cs with the Assistant i easuTet. ~
more than : Jay, s4l!l reslFe FIVE Per cent. ii
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-12
From New York.

NEW IoEK, Feb. IL.
fort Monroe letter Of the eth states that the
hombsrdrHent Of Roa noke Island continued.
Yesterday about noon Com. Lyni got his rebel
ho,ila under weigh and came down Carretnek
sound TO assist Wise On the Island.
The Federal gun-boats at Ave o'clock 7. NJ on
the s,h, had SUNK three aud captured two gun
boats. one of hich had tie Conmoiore's pen
nant. and dispersed the rest in every direction.
Firing ceased at dark, but recommeneet with
Increased vgor in the morning until eight o'clock
when 1t Vas supposed the rebels surrendered.
the 9,h, that eight regiment. had been recently
sent to Roanoke Island, and as there was nt
chance of escape they are all probably CAPTURED
The rebels acknowledgs that the only obstacle
of importance to rstard Burnsids's march upoE
Norfolk are swamps and narshss and Sickness.