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The New York herald., 1862-02-19
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Among the Messengers arrived here yesterday In
| the steamship Ednburg was Captain Burdett, who
commanded bark Neapolitan, which was captured
and burned by the privaeer Sumter. Before being
landed Gibraltar Captain Burdett was searched and
dollars taken the pockets of his panta
The rebels evidently short Of money and by
no particular as 70 the method Of obtaining a
supply.
Captain Lott Of the steamship Asia stopping at the
New York Hotel.
We Monday in saying that the re
of Captain Marcy Of the United States vesselof
vincennes, had arrived We learn that they are
expected the Connecticut, TO arrive from Ship Island
about the 22d inst.
Hon. Edward Z. Cowles, exJudge Of this city, lately
minated United States Consul TO Singapore. has de-
olined the appointment
Professar Louis Agassiz. of Cambridge Mass. is stop
ping at the Everett House.
General Scott out Broadway Monday morn
ing. He entered under the Astor House just at
the time the had been received Of the capture Of
Fort Donelson. Some persons recognized the veteran
and large crowd Immediately gathered the sidewalk
and for time Of the widest enthusiasm was
Witnessed Loud cheers given for the grayhaired
Gereral and the crowd seemed perfectly wild with de-
light. General Scott at last managed TO enter his car
rage under the protection Of the police and after few
minutes delay was driven slowly away.
Charles A. Miller, Esq, of Philadelphia John X. Par
and wife, of Albany Mr. Barney and family, Of New
York, and H. Ruttan, Of Canada, stopping at the
Clarendon Hotel
Dr. Whithead, Of Pennsylvania Captain Thorp, r. F.
Hocomb W C. Frost and c. j. Frost of the United States
Army; d. d. Dana L. Little and T. Ellis, Of Boston c.
w Wilson, of the United States Navy Rev. c. E. Robin
son. Of Connecticut 6. X. Raymond and wife, OF New
Jersey and A. d. Sanders Of Massachusetts, stopping
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Or. Quinn, Of the United States Navy r. b Coleman
of Baltimore Z. H. Van Dusen, Michigan; j. H. Welsh
OF the United States Army H. Lansing and T. }. Strong
Of Albany; j. E. Chamberlain and wife, Of Buffalo, D. Col
and p C. Allen, Of Springfield d. Morris, Of Bridge
port and Mrs Griffin, Of Washington, stopping at the
ST. Nicholas Hotel
Hon. s. Foot and lady, OF Washington Hon Ely
Hon B. P. johnson, of Albany; W. N. Conkey, OF Nor
wch; A. Morton and A. s. Smith, Of New York; y Will
liams and lady, Of Cambridge; A. Wing, r. " Vaken-
burgh and w. H. Drew, Of Albany, are stopping at the
Astor House.
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,Co coNsUxPTIvEs.

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weeks severe lung affection, and that dread disease
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House OF Representatives.

rHASKs TO COMMODORE DUPONT AND THE AND NAVY
On motion Of Mr.. wAsHBuRsE, rep. Of H., the House
took up the Senate joint resolution rendering the thanks
OF Congress Captain Dupont and the officers men
under his command for the decisive and splendid victory
at Port Royal in November last also, the Senate rcso
luton of thanks Of Congress the army navy under
the proyldenre or Almighty God for to- sori, Of brilliant
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

Movements OF Connecttcut Troops.
The First Connecticut battalion Of cavalry Major Jud
son NJ Lyon, commanding, is not expected in this city
before Thursday morning. Some delay has occurred in
paying the men, and they will not leave Merden Conn.,
before Wednesday night and will arrive IN this city at
about eight O'Clock Thursday morning. at peir No.
North river.
Reception OF the Thirteenth Maine Regi-
ment, Col. Neal Dow.
At meeting Of the Sons OF Maine held at the Astor
House on Tuesday morning. to arrange for the reception
Of this regiment. expected here to-day, the following
committee wereichosen: A. Hawkins, chairman;
John A. Parker, VIM. II. Fogg George II. Shirley Rev.
well.
II the regiment stops in the city the presentation of
colors and field glass will take place of the City
Hall. II the orders require it to forward without
delay the presentation will be at the wharf the
sey City depot.
The Rev Theodore L. Cuyler is expected to make the
presentation speech.
Boston, Feb. Is, 1862.
The Maine Thirteenth regiment Colonel Neal Dow will
arrive in Boston tonight, route for the of war.
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officer Richmond OF such Of The above parties as shai
remain at large after the 20th day G February, 1907
hereby offer reward OF $50 each.
These parties hive An the county Of Halifax Va
BY order 81 the Secretary Of War, H. BILL,
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELpinA, Feb. Is. 1862
Stocks strong Pennsylvania state 5s So Reading
Railroad 21x Morris Canal ~: Long Island RI alroad
1Oz.. Pennsylvania Railroad, AZ. sight exchanpa o,,
New York at par 10 per cent discount
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. IS, 1862
Flour dull. sales 5000 bbls at o. 25 for superdpe
Wncat hrm sales GOO0 bushels red al 81 - 81 85.
White Al 40 81 36 Corn dul sales 1900 hnshol. al
10 f5 t.c Mess plrk sl3 lard 71,c sc Co ee--
r zoe 201sc. Whskey, hrm at 27e. 2sc.
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THE REBEL FORTIFICATIONs.

The following advertisement appeared IN the hcnhon'
Dtpaeh Of late date 1t rs indicative thai the reoss
determined prepared for assault IN the Aqua
Creek district
Wanted, one hundred men, 70 20 IN the batteries % AZ
Aqua Creek. All enlistIDg IN TINS service wIn oe
allowed dfrv dollars hountv The battery at the tor
minus OF the Fredericksburg Railroad Call a. the corner
OF Eleventh and Main streets
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MIsCBLLAN EOUS.

,,o ruE NERVOUS OF both sExEs;-,A RET1RED'
having been restored 70 health In iew days
M nv sending rec) acop Of the prescription used
Direct the John NJ Daena 100 "'on sree' brookv"
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Funeral OF DIR. Luther ". Bell.
B)sroS, Feb. IT, 1862.
The funeral OF Dr. Luther v Bell took place in ST. Johns
church. Charlesown this Afternoon Governor Andrew
President Of the Senate and the Speaker Of the House
and many members Of the Legislature were present.
The New York herald., 1862-02-19

We have received several copies Of Southern news
papers from which ,afe the following items OF news
The New York herald., 1862-02-19
Presentation OF n Flag to Lieutenant
BI a1ne.

very elegant American silk flag was presented by
Mr. J. Lawrence Elder Of this city, Saturday evening
last to Lieutenant d. L. Braine United States Navy
commanding United States gunboat Monticello, in appre
citation Of his services officer Of our navy at
Sewas Point Hateras Inlet and Chiamacomico engage
msns. The flag made by Mrs. T., of the richest
tera
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Promotion In the Second Infantry, U. S.V.
The Board of Examination for the Second infantry United
States Volunteers consisting Of Captain Thomas Rafferty,,
Adjuant James W Powell, Jr, and Lieutenant Murphy,
having recommended First Sergeant VIM L. White for
the position OF Second Lieutenant he promoted
cordingy recruiting Office for the regiment has been
opened at No. 35 Chatham street, in this city.
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General scott In wall street.

During the excitement produced by the news from the
seat Of Monday General Scott observed in
carriage IN the vicinity Of Wall street, and followed
at once by an excited crowd To the Leather Manufac
turers Bank, which he had occasion to visit His ap
pearance the signal for the enthusiastic congratula
tons Of the people who surrounded his carriage and to
such extent this feeling displayed that the police
found il necessary TO open for the safe departure
Of the old hero from the stormy welcome of the people
As the carriage stopped the venerable form Of the
General appeared the door the crowd which by this
very large, removed their hats broke into
a loud cheer General Scott raised his hat and bowed
his acknow Judgements, his white hair waving in the
wind AID his face expressive OF emotion at the
pected and informal greeting.
General Scot, went into the bank, the crowd awaiting
his return While in the bank the despatch
him announcing tho surrender Of Fort DOnelson The
General read il and remarked, pity that grea,
Scott again the recipient Of ovation and ended
apsasant epsode-the blockade OF William street and
run on the Leather Manufacturers Bank.
Just then, Sergeant Mcdonald, who served with the
General throughout the Mexican campaign, observed
coming through the crowd with rebel flag, which it
was his intention TO place the steps II the bank
that the General might trampe it returning to his
carriage but he WAS disappointed in common with the
assembage to find the veteran had already left The
gallant Sergeant then had to surrender the flag TO the
people, under whose feet the rebel emblem was very
soon obterated in the mre.
We learn that the health Of General Scott has much
improved during the last two or three weeks He now
walks easily without assistance.
Departure OF the British War sloop
Racer.
The British sloop Racer, which had been anchored
at Quarantine for the last week. her departure for
Bermuda, West Indics yesterday morning. The Racer
mounts eleven guns, and is commanded by Captain
AgernOn Lyons cousin to the British Minister at
Washington. corrected list Of her other officers has
already been published in the HERALD.
The late visit Of the Racer had for its object the
TRANSMISSION Of dispatches from Lord Lyons well
from Mr. Archibald, the British Consul New York
Admiral Sir Alexander Mlne besides the conveyance Of
the West Indian mails brought from Europe by the Cunard
mail steamer Asia The Racer reports very powerful
English feet in the West India waters, which, for its
armament and number Of men, has been equaled
very long period 1t 10 stated that the English
man-of. war will be the ImmortAlits.
The officers Of the Racer courteous and obging and
very anxious TO give full Information upon any subject OF
public Importance coming within their sphere. They
have made many friends both in Brooklyn and New York
During her late visit the most cordial and friendly
took place between the officers and the United
States army officers Staten Island which resulted In
an entertainment being given on board TO the army
officers.
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The rebel MAJOR General Earl Van Dorm, who re.
from hs command the Potomac few weeks ago
turned up Arkansas from whence he has issued the
oliovng order
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~, bVs1ON, rtU TOT IoUZ
The Maine Thirteenth regiment, Colonel Neal Dow "
arrive in Boston tonight route for the seat of war
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SPURIOUS NOTES.

The Yankees, who are foremost in every species
Of rascality, have succeeded iu ,hrnstlng a consd
srable number of counterfeit Confederate notes
upon this community, the character Of which may
be readily detected by persons cautious IN regard
10 such matters though they apt TO deceive the
unsuspecting The one dollsr issues of The city OF
Richmond have also been counterfeited and brief
description Insy be the means of preventing some
Ices The reading on the note bears Il heavy i'm.
press and is very black while the plate is tolera
bly, well executed and has the signatures of T. r.
Gra,tan, Jr, Prest and d. J. Burr Chamberlain
Ga the righ, of tbs note are the words d" Receiya.
bic fer City Taxes" which in the genuine reads
" Receivable in City Taxes" This alone would be
sufficient for lis detection bet additional Ia
eility is afforded by the abbreviated word Pres'i =
on the right corner, which in the counterfeit is
spelt "Pras't" These notes are manufactured in
great quantities at the North and sold for trifie
by the suffers in the various y Yankse camps. They
offered 10 the people of the surrounding coun.
try in payment for articles of food as the case
when the foray was made upon the Central Rail
road, and often palIned off upon the negroes gen
nine. We have seen some Of the bogus Confede-
rate fves within a few days past received here by
vendors Of farm produce, who generally sup
posed TO be wide awake in business transactions -
By little care, the evil results of this new dodge
OF the enemy may be avoided.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

CAPE RACE, July 2l.-The steamer Asia passed
here 10 o'clock this forenoon for New York. with
Liverpool advces to the 18th.
The result Of the fighting before Richmond Is
treated as severe reverse to the Unonists by the
English press, and McCielan's position is regarded
as precarious
Lord Palmerston had stated In Parliament that
the British troops would not be withdrawn from
Canada.
The recognition of Italy by Russia and Prussia
had been announced in the Italian Parliament
The London Herald treats the affair before Rich
nond AZ a decisive defeat of Gen. Mcclellan. aud
says the Confederate capital is SAFE 1t does not be-
lieve, however, that the campaign in Virginia has
ended but suppOses it will go until Europe stays
the uplifted swords and in the name of humanity
enforces peace.
The London Morning Post argues that practi.
cally the scheme against Richmond has terminated.
1t then points out the dangerous position of Nc
Clellans army.
The Times says that these three days of June
mean that the Confederate army is strong enough
to hold its position in Virginia for time that may
be indefinitely prolonged, and evidently the Fede-
rails will have again to begin the siege of Rich.
mond, with a much worse chance than at first.
The new American tariff continues to excite
strong hostile comments from the press. The Timts
bitterly denounces the spirit which regards the ta
riff with satisfaction, because of its injurious effects
ApOn England in particular and Europe in general.
The Liverpool Pest says the tariff will be looked
upon in Great Britain as measure amounting al
Inost to declaration of war, and thus the unpopu
larity of the Northern States will not only be ter.
rbly aggravated, but it will impart thing more
than moral force to the
The foritcation bill has again been defeated in
the House of Commons, and an amendment calcu
lated to preserve to the Commons a due control
over the expenditure of public money carried
by majority of five against the Ministers.
The bill for carrying out the slave trade treaty
had finally passed the House of Commons
The Paris Pdtrie asserts that France will never
treat with JuareZ. When the French army has
entered Mexico the Mexicans will be consulted, and
their wishes scrupulously respected. France will
only quit Mexico after the complete execution of
the future treaty
The Presse says the date Of Gen. Ferris's depar-
ture for Mexico is still doubtful.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, July l3.-In the House of Commons last
night, Mr.. Gregory made inquiries relative to the
proceedings of United States cruisers off the BAHIA
Fortescue said the letters the subject had
been received, bnt they could not be produced. as
the correspondence was in the hands of the law
officers.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
LIVERPOOL, July RELATIONSHIPS to day of
G,00O bales. The market has fully recovered from
the depression with upward tendency, and
closes with all advance of Id ON Surats since yes.
terdt,y.
Breadstuffs irm but quiet.
Provisions are fiat.
LONDON, July II. p. M.-Consols closed at 92s q
92s for money.
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Correspondence of the New York Times
LOUISVILLE. July l2.-You know Jack Morgan
has turned up again at Tompkinsville and Glasgow,
and issued another manifesto against the "Uessian
invader" foreign hordes and Northern tyrants'
Or the strength of "the late Richmond victory" he
appears once more among u.s. to raise h--ll aud
turn up Jack" He faneies himself greater than
Ashby or "Stopewall" In fact, he has created
quite scare on the other side of Green river But
hiH doings so far see to have been greatly eyayge-
ra'ed. However II won't do TO let him, Ferguson,
Hamilton Hunt and their brigand gangs run at
large any longer Gen. Boyle ID doing his best 10
abate such nuisances and pests
The Nashville Union learns that Beaury, with
toooo troops is at Chattanooga. but ''hopes soon
to hear that Gen Buell. and his grand Union army
WIZ possess IT.. Gen. Buell. will not take it and
Knoxville until ready to hold them, and to protect
last TennesseeanS permanently
Our school trustees, by majority OF one have
resolved not TO apply any uniform and definite
standard or test Of loyalty TO teachers They only
declare that none but loyal teachers shall be EN-
pioyed in The public schools Of this city Nessrs
Wolfe and Dufeid, though of the Boards inipori.
~ are sustained by large majority Of the people.
Gold sells at ~ to 20 premium silver IL to l3 De
mand Treasury notes s. In rare cases persons sub.
init to a shave OF / in exchanging Treasury notes
Tor kentucky currency. These Treasury notes in
New Albany sell at over premium for Bank of the
State of Indiana currency. Some say it will re-
Guire two or three hundred millions of specie to
purchase the undestroyed portion of the cotton
crop. Louisville merchant, on the Sh shipped
S3o,OUU gold tor cotton and sugar in Memphis 400
bales received on the 10th, go bales shipped to
CINCINNATI yesterday; 27500 sacks grain and ] 900
boxes pilot bread received here since the 7th
The banks at Lebanon, Danville, Frankfort and
elsewhere are sending their funds here for safe
Keeping. Two religious weekiies--the True Pres
6ytriaa and Baptist Rec0rder--are suppressed
Several preachers are under arrest Eighteen more
Secessionists in the last ten days gave bonds for
Sl3io Many are being disarmed
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iHE WAR on WoMEN-The Yankee authoritie
1'in continue to wage war upon the females, as
wiz DO seen by the following from the Baltimore
"s"e &ees Of the 18th instant:
A. somewhat Of an excitement was created yester-
20! AFTERNOON ON Baltimore street In the vicinity
xy sueet, by the appearance of two young
sr' suaoh on q promenade, both having upon their
s'es rosettes. made of red and white silk, while
vas. vas ., them displayed Confederate flag nearly
.,raa, IL length. waving it she walked up the
lna =, Inc police soon aecosted them, and inform.
h '.en That they were under arrest, escorted
sv 70 Marshal Van Nostrand's Office, followed
n . ,son&derabe crowd Being presented to the
,.S ,n' lhey were informed that they had viola
hsa ,n' no Avs when they both asserted that they
Il s,. w ides that they were doing nything wrong
To-. pea,sd me young women were sisi err, daugl
baS VI mf John Giipin, Of Elkton, Maryland. aud
In,snaed ail'ved Ia Baltimore In the afternoon train
ws,. a 70 return by the 5 O'Clock cars. They
Cd a tte prepossessing in appearance, and attract
ON ~ eh attention while in charge Of the officers
ss.. ne sIest After proper examination of the
r," sIe Marshal decided TO release them on secu
hsIn's H eep The peace which was secured After
with .o, discharged, they proceeded, in company
In ths se iriends to The depot, aud left for home
- tue seven O'Clock cars.
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Richmond can pay their State tax bills, by calling
at the Sheriff Office, l2o Main street. from A. NJ
TIL P. NJ, during this week. In consequence of
the late period at which we commence our collec-
tions, and the present condition of the country it
is necessary that all the Of the State be i'm
mediately collected, and my deputies will be in.
structed to grant indulgence to none but those who
are serving in our armies. 1t Is earnestly hoped
that all who do not call at the Office, will be pre-
pared to pay on the first application.
Persons who have recently purchased real estate
in the city, and whose title deeds were not recorded
prior to the ls Of January, 1862, requested to
leave Lists at the office, that the taxes may be col
lected of the present owners
II. K. ELLYSON,
jy2l-6tA Sheriff City Richmond.
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THE TERRORs OF BONBARDMEET.
The Yanks have been bombarding vicksburg
ever since the 22d Of May, and have discharged
over 90 900 shot and she'll at that town Up to the
4th Of July they had killed six men and one wo'
man. and correspondent Of the Memphis APpsni
says
The city has suffered considerably from the con-
sant rain of shot and shell that have been poured
upon il, though the actual damage in dollars and
cents Is comparatively small. hear that respon-
sble party has offered to repair all damage done
for the moderate sum Of $5,O00 but think he
would lose money taking the contract for twice the
amount One is surprised upon first Witnessing the
character Of the injuries sustained from these mis-
ses by the houses of the city. They generally pass
through them like pistol ball through pane Of
glass, leaving smooth round hole just the dame
ter of the ball or shell discharged Rarely is wall
badly preached except by the explosion Of a bomb,
and in no has contlagration yet been produced
So much for this terrible bugbear Of Smelling
Cities" of which we heard and read so much.
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Major General Conn
MoRdAH's MOVEMENTS IN KENTUCKY.

AORdAN MOVEMENTS IN KENTUCKY,
The excitement caused by Morgans movements
in Central Kentucky, had not calmed down at the
last advices. The town Of Paris being threatened
il was abandoned by the Federal troops that were
stationed there, who fell back upon Lexington A
detachment of Home Guards was attacked between
Mount Eden and Rough and Ready, few were
killed and the remainder taken prisoners report
that Morgan marching on Shelbyville created
such panic among the Home Guards at that place.
that they left. the Cincinnati Commercial sar
castically remarks, in every direction except the
one in which tie enemy were reported to be ad
vaneiDg. At Lebanon, three days previous to
the taking of Cynthiana, Morgan captured small
body OF Kentucky troops i'll the Federal service
together with a few home guards, destroyed the
ordnance stores, burned the wagons and hospitals
and distributed the comussary stores among the
poor of the town. In the Government depots"
writes correspondent to the Louisville Journal
were sugar, -four bread, &c. and the destruction
was immense. Guns were bent double by striking
them across rocks powder. cartridges and percus-
sion caps" told, were thrown into the
creek. II is estimated that the value of the Gov
ernmert property lost AT Lebanon would reach one
hundred thousand dolars-perhaps exceed that
sum.
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Prison GDards.-For several months past, owing
to the demand for men elsewhere, the officers hav
ing in charge the different Confederate prisons In
this city have been compelled to put up with mere
apologies for soldiers in the way of guards. Many
and took no pains to make themselves acquainted
with 1t. Under such state OF AFFAIRS 1t il no won.
der that cute prisoners have escaped q vigilance
equally baseless. Judging from the conduct of
some Of the men put on guard at Castle Goodwin
and other points OF importance, prisoner has only
to dress himself up in the presumed apparel of an
officer or gentleman, assume an authoritative air.
and his exit is assured. 1t would pay to presume
all prison guards green and instruct them az to the
nature of their duty Some Of them are lament
ably deficient in the requisite knowledge