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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

tween England and France becomes closer and closer,
making 1t certain that intervention, II II comes,
must cone with prodigious moral and pbysicai
power. While all this 10 going on, and the three
great Powers-Europeean, Northern, and African
are waiting for word and SIN, the President IS
beckonng to Mr.. Wickhffe, and MIR. Maynard ana
Mr. Henderson, to know what they think of COM
peusated. gradual emancipation in Kentucky, Ten
nessee AID Missouri.
Senator Sumner has returned home. He looks
we'll aud is disposed 10 put the best face possible On
pu lie affairs Gov. Andrew has been repeating
tn doctrines of his sta ton letter in speech to the
people OF Worcester. John l.. Swift, one OF our
av6rits Republican orators has resigned place in
the Custom Ionse and is Off to the field John Z.
Wyman, also f the Custom-liouse, and known az
speaker and stoy teller, has raised hIs com,aiiy
and il commissioned as Captain. William s. hlng
of Roxbury, pretty prominent man III tne oiu
American and modern Beleverett ranks, Is getting
up a company III loxbury. The story that the PEG,
pie of Belmont. village in MdlleseX, nave paii
81 900 each their recruits, l. all ale, ana ougn,
to be contTadicted for it. 10 a bad story To schl
Southwark DR.. bio Lewis, of the New. Gym
nastics, Is about TO publish book by llcknor ~
Fields which will he illustrated by 500 engra'lngs,
AT will fully eucldate b,s methods. SIX or seven
newspapers in rs many different States, have pnD-
lshed George L. Curlis's oration, bringing II $50
The Courier says) to the rOice of 3OUUUO readers,
A pamphlet edition has also been published, OF
which at least one copy has been sold. know tbs,
for bough, it myself. II Il not snown Win accu'
racy how many of the 300 900 have read the oration
There is ring ular coincidence between the number
OF people thus brought within the MEANS OF pollca'
grace and the number OF 0unteers tue President
has asked for. Aud from the flequent and loud calls
on the volunteers to " wake upl' l infer that
more or less Of them may have been beguied lhso
reading the document.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
BYOOTkLKN SEENs.

MYSTERY AT GRrrSPoryr-GREAr EXCITE.
NENT.-Some person yesterday found an old box in
blacksmith shop in Greenpoint, aud IN 1t dIscov'
cred two human hands. Ii was soon rumoied about
that horrid murder had been committed, the victim
carved into mnce meat, and put down in pickle.
Tie owner of the shop, a eolored man, named Jo-
seph Simpson, was arrested on suspicion oil having
committed the crime. 1t IL most likely that tleee
hands have been taken of some mediea! subject
and preserved for professional examination. Core
ner Murphy however, was notified OF tue discovery
and took charge of the remains and will hold an H.
quest on them, and investigate tho circumstance
In tie meantime the negro Simpson is held IN cas-
to6y aud the police have been instructed to look up
and arrest bis son.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

RECEPTION TO GEs. FREMogT.-A company Of
German citizens waited on Gen. Fremont at his
residence in Nineteenth street, Oh Wednesday even.
ing, and expressed their satisfaction and appreca.
lion of bis principles and career. The Hon. Bepja.
min f. Manierre made an Introductory speech, sfIer
Which Gen. Fremont responded in a few remarks,
saying that what the nation wants at presen, is a
policy. His remarks were received with applause.
and tee company bstook themselves for u whilo to
social enjoyment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01
iAiycrtiseme IL
THE TAX Bill.

Now RaADY pamphlet Of 2, p'-e' fine Whit psper
he bill wh.c i word f1r word In rllnce With
the original text sppead is Alphabetical KecapI's
every Article - bee taxed by tho law md tie amount
OF lac ta1 10 be syed thereon. 1lis renders pcss
and convenient as it Is possible 10 nlaae l.
Price cents postpaid; = per u son. by EXPRESS %
per 100 Il by mail Atd css THE TRIBUNE, Ne~iolA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

PA RrDGr.-We have received a spirited and
rely colored chromo-ihograph OF the battle OF Pea
Ridge, published by Ehrgett, Forbriser Il Co., Gin
cinna from their agents in this city, MeSsrs Robt
Mayer s. Co. of No. 50 William street. Portraits 81
Sgel, Curtis, OSterhaus, and Asboth are effectively
nlroduced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

CoLIlsIos IL LoxG ISLAND SouNp-A, sLoo Loo,
suyx.-TLe sehooner Volta, Brooks, OF this poT,',
arrived here this noou reports .lat at about ~
o'clock last night she coded with !ae soop Hs sIs
Capt. Davis, OF Brookhaven, IA ~ :, oo'Iu ,hs
.Sor. ,h Later vessel sinking almost instantly
ISe Volta WAS from New, Bedford Tor lhuAdeipn. n
;h Oar 49,. Of oil on freight; the Alice was dep.
M' i Jy With coal. bound to Norwcl, Co. any
collision resulted IRON misunderstanding 40 ~ 'o
respective courses Of ;,s 1h1 1s v ssSp 'A'
""''"' " '' IWatchmsn. Crsepport, IL 'eS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

ALLEGED ROBBERY At COMFY lsLhND.-Jonu
freeman was hronght before Justice Perry. yesterday, ~
Deputy sheriff Friend on the cha of relieving Mr. JONI u.
Stoutenberg Newark, N J Of god wlioh ga cue ~ =,
ued IT rs The complainant Cotey Island "ltn ~
excursion party the robbery alleged wa pp
tTaisd. n prisoner hed for ilhher sea's, 80 ~
arrested aier an exciting chase and ockedup'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

Success AND HAPPINESS CAN BIZ SECURED BY
al II they viii ne ,er faculties in the best manner.
phrcnologi,a examination st FOWLER WELLS No. Ss
broadway, va tell you what You can 1est do.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

PRoJxcrED RExovAL.-It is reported that A. I.
Stewart & Co. design removing Their dry goods stors
to the buildings which they erected last Winter On
Broadway, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

TIE SIxTY-SrxTH ". Y. V.-Col. Joseph c. Pinsk.
ney Of the Goth Regiment n. Y. Volunteers, accom-
panied BIZ Adutant Davis arrived in town on short
leave OF absence, on Wednesday night. Col. Pincs-
ney has been quite i'll with tae fever but is now con-
yalescent. lis regiment ID in Richardson's Divison,
Freuchs Brigade, and his principal object in coming
on was to establish a recruiting Office 10 the city.
Surgeon McDermott If this regiment recently re-
signed aud upon the acceptance OF bic Resignation BY
the War Department, DR.. Forshee of the lot Fro
Zouaves was appointed to I'll the vacancy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

Az IsDRrENDEScE DAY FoUSDLIyG.-On We'd
ue.day an infant about month old, fond on hs
stop VI louse 80 100 Yves, Thyur.h street Attached 70
the clids clothing card stating This child j. % Aueri
cln p,erss,i Il Was bonn jay B. 1852, its father was allied
"a he present var"
CORoNERs CAsEs-Iestorfay, Coroner Ranney
hell an inquest body OF Hugh Brown which onnd
m M at tho foot CT Dover ST. st. East RIVER Deceased
We. native Ire, nd. and so0at % years Of eee.
TIE held .rQae-i TIE ooly N az UNKNOWN
man which found Ia tho voter q, Pier No D. East River
prrca.na " as appale ntly abont IS leaIs Of a,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

PRESENTATION By THE CITIZENS or SALEM
Ball, Black s. Co. have just manufactured artillery
saber for presentation to Capt. McAnioter by the ci-
zens Of Salem, n. Y. The scabbard il heavily gi!t
and presents some elegant designs On the blade is
etched the following inscription: " Presented 10
Capt. Edward McAlsler by the citizens Of Salem,
n Y, for his bravery the battles Of Fort Donelson
and Shoh." " Sub hOc signo utaces.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

STREET DgpARrMEsr-The following bids were
opened yesterday in the Street Department:
Bujiug pier foot Of my est bidder Hem
~ Dubois. : - ~.
Drd ling liz between Piers Nos 70 and o. v R-owcEt
bidder MORT. Cummings, IL cent per cubic ygri.
ON. Hundred Irua-street regulating ana grading be.
S1gh aud Ninth ayenueslowest bidder, John Mo
lraue.
Reae nusne streets fsyginy &c between Cens.e and
Chatham str.eis-.osest u lder u Nshoney.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

VESSEL Subtitle bark Norumbega was cold al
auction yesterday, by Atkinson q Co., Tor s''%'
cash.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-01

REAL ESTATE SALES.--FUTURE were five houses
and lots on the south-east corner Of Beekman and
Nassau Streets sold at auction yesterday by order ef
the Supreme Court, for si5S,3li. Tie property
comprised Nos. 10 Beekman, aud Nos rs, l3o, lE,.
and 1874 Nassau street, and was considered very
cheap.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

eventually succeeded in getting out Of Nassau luet
and PASSED on TO sea unmolested. Upon reaching
New-Providence Lieut.. Spear went on shore and
had no sooner set foot on Tma than he took The
captains hand, remarking st the same time, Now
m free man." Explanation followed, which re-
suited IN the captain giving him Il discharge. From
New-Providence Lieut.. Spear came to New-fork,
and thus did he escape the Rebels, who would lave
hung him upon the slightest proyocaion. The poPu'
aton Of Fernandina il about 800 sOuls which ha'
been greatly lessened recently by the departure Of
the women and negroes. There are now about DOG
troops there lGeorgians and NississPpiansl under
command Of Gen. Tsppier Of South Carolina. They
sre well armed and equipped, Int scNptiy iro
yisioned
On Fort Clinch. ian unfinished work Of tie United
statesl the Rebels have four s-inch columbian anc
four 32pounders, smooth bore, mounted on ihe North
psrapo, A. the work j. il fuch incouI lote state
hey could be easily driven ont % il. The next for
tiG,aiion is Il large sand battery, with two wing
protecting the rear called Fort McRory,' mounting
four 39-pouuders two 2i-pounders in the wings, aud
ono - pounder rifle gun. The battery II well
sructed the bresswoTks being Of palmetto lcps AID
commanding the entire channel even 10 Cumberland
Island, which there II another large sand battery
Of eight guns. In the oenter Of the Cumberland
iort is large csfen, at least 100 feet in dl-
ame.er. The treastwork is Of pine, covered with
sand On the Eastern sbore Of Amelia IL a cue
cesson Of small batteries, mounted on scoOfed
out ssnd-hils, each battery mounting IN e-inoh
colunbiad. To the right Of, and nearly adjoining
these single batteries, and directly in range Of she
outer channel IT Il large gun--llS-founjef lricdI
mounted j. d concealed battery. Tia gun ~ suI--
riOr 10 any other on tie i.iand, and IS hoid re-
serpe ~ d>fense Of th> Ao,j0r, which 1t fully com
mands The battery upon which II il mounted ID the
highest rand k,H the J,oeA, and directly opposite
the outer channel and located to rake any ver-
rel fore aud aft that should approach. Thr gun eito
commands the other batteries.
Covering the town on high bluff is Il formidable
battery of four guns-one Gi-pounder rifle, one A.
FOUNDER, md the others 32-pounders. Beside I'll
the-e the Rebels have two 10 inch eolumbisds but
where mounted, Lieut.. Spear cannot definitely state.
On Tiger leland there are no batteries the idea OF
erecting them there having been abandoned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25
THE WAR IN lGExTCclxg
Operations Of the Diaerent Divisions OF
Gen. B0eli's ARM.
from OR Special Correspondent.


MuSroRDvlIIs Ky. Feb. H. 1861
The inexp'icable ipeItness ofthe different divisions
of Gen. Buels Army aimee the brief, though brilliant
exhibition Of vitality at Logans Cross Roaas, war
evidently at last brought TO bona ide clo,e by the
opening of the campsgn In the Mississippi Valley
under the promising auspices Of Gen. Grant. Imme.
dately after the fall Of Fort Henry, tho absolute
repose In which the hundred thousand men of The
army of the Ohio had previously rested, was sudden.
" charged into universal activity. Each one Of
tho heretofore motonless Ave grand columns com.
uieiiced stirring and since tho middle OF the week
just ended no general have been the movements Of
troops in THE department, and at tic same time go
varying from preconceiyed opinions AS TO the plans of
tho Conmsnder-in-Chief that they first bewildered
the onitlated observer and rendered definite conclu.
sions as to ihoir real objects venturesome But the
meaning OF sliilngs OF military masses in tlis State
during the last Fix days is Ineligible enough 10
me, and an enabled TO make tho following e1pana.
tons:
Shortly after the capture of Fort Henry, inloma-
ton Wac received by Gen. Buell. of the Withdrawal
# the main Rebel force at Bow ling Green in south
westerly direction. Justly pnsnmiug that il was TO
be employed in tho defense VI Fort poDelsou, be ut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25
THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
Interesting Faeis ard IHcideBts-L in Of
Prisoners Of War.
From OK Special Couespoui-r
n -.
RoASoKs ISLAND, Feb, 1862.
INCIDENTS or INTEREST.

| From Ok Special Correspondent.
RoASoRs ISLAND, Feb, 1862.
INCIDENTS OF INTEREST.
There was 70 much gallantry displayed by oil our
regiments. and 70 much by almost every man. that il
would be invidious 10 make tie distinctions that one
could IN a melee like Bull Run, where tho bright OK
amples Of courage shine 70 consI ieuously among the
many acts Of cowardce. Every wounded man TINT
| saw carried 10 the showeda cheerful and 10.
I signed spirit that honor 10 tho regiment Ia
which he belonged, and il was not unusual to lear
men who went by on stretchers Lurrah for our Con
erals, cheer on the fresh troops ~ they passed
them in the road. One brave fellow in the oh New
Jersey, who late H. The action, bad both egr anpu.
tated by the knife Of Brigade Surgeon thompson, bad
hardly recovered from tbs effects Of the chloIoiorn,
when bearing that to battery was taken, raised his
head and said, Three cheers, boys, for our Gen
orslw
Lieut.. Col. A. J. Vignier de Monieil OF the sd
New-York Volunteers ID Epinemi Zouayos bad
been expelled from his regimen, by the Colonel on
account Of a penoral difficulty between theni, and
when the regiment was ordered away from Haiteias
remained behind. Ca the morning of the battle be-
reported " Gen. Parks ard was told b act ~ one of
Lis aids but he asked and obtained permission to fgt
as d private soldier aud procuring II musket e..
tached himself IN turn 10 several regiments as they
were under tho heaviest fre. The 10th Connect
cut had advanced along the rOsd, undora Calling FIRE.
TO point near the battery, md Lieut.. Col MoneiI
with dauntess ipirepidiy, stood by them, loading
and firing deliberately at the enemy. lie cheered
and encouraged the men from time 10 tine us The
fire became more severe, and bad iust told them 10
keep steady and save their ammunition, when, with
a cheer, as they poured in a new volley, lie cred,
give Ia Libeyt6" and in the zane moment WAS
shot through the BRAIN Ills body was taken up ten.
DERBY and carried to the rear, and many an eye
moisteneC az it went by.
Among Che brave officers mono showed more cool
ness and intrepidy than young Mdshipman Porter
and Masters Mate Hammond, who fought their
battery Of bost-howitzeis with skill and courage
until ordered by Gen. Foster to cease firing.
Maor himball, Of the 9th New-York, EXPOSED
himself In the charge in the most reckless manner.
cunning fifteen OF twenty PAGES ahead Of bis men,
waving his sword and cheering them Oh. Lieut..
Col. Potter, of the jist New-York, 10 specially
raised by his General for gallsntry IN leading the
bTee companie, II bis regiment, who charged from
he lefi with the 2lst Massachusetts,, upon The
artery. Licut.-Col. Nsgs Of the 2lst Mafachu.
etts, wac che Of The int sen in tie fort and cap
urcd North CAROLINA State tat, which he SENDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

There having been no means OF sending the fore
going North On yesterday make postscript, EN-.
odyiug further details OF ,he occupation Of Bowling
Green, just brought here by an officer of Gen MI
chcll's division
Maor.Gen. llardee, with tie brigade Of Gen.
llinialan that formed 70 long the Rebel advance
about Cave cily, was stil in tie town, when our
troops reached the east bank Of Barren River. Ow-
iug to tie interruption OF Communication by the de-
struction OF tho bridges, the hrs, intimation tie
Rebels had Of The close approach Of the Uniopiss'
was tho frt sell thrown into the town by our al
tilloy. Tic residents state that perfect panic OF
once seized the Rebels upon its explosion. Without
the oost order, infantry, cavalry and artillery MACE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

APATHY OF THE PEOPLE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25

home as a trophy to Gov. Andrew. Tie hag has the
Confederate colors on one side, ard plain field ol
blue, with white border, on the other, which side
also bears the inscription
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-25
TRC,MH FORTRESS MONROE
Release Of Coils. Lee, Weed aA0
COggSwell.

INAUGURATION CT JEFF DAVIS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-11-03
LIVE STOCK.

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-25
TmR sHTuArEoN.

From the New YORK Herald. January 10th.
Gen. Mcclellan was cIoseted yesterday with
the committee on the condition of the war, at
the Capitol, from ten o'clock in the morning tn
four ia the afternoon, during which fiDie he com
municated much valuable information to the
committee. He was subsequently summoned to
an Interview with the President; bot the object
of this visit has not been made known.
Mr.. Stanton's nomination as Secretary Of
War was unanimously confirmed by the Senate
yesterday, and he viii at once enter upon the
arduous and responsible duties of his office.
Five hundred men commenced operations yes
terday GA the new single track railroad from
Washington to Alexandra, over the L0ug
Bridge. This work viii afford great facilities
for the transportation Of troops and stores. Il
is expected to be finished in three weeks.
A heavy snow storm prevails at Fortress
Monroe. The last portion of the Burnside ex-
petition had not started yesterday in conse-
quence. From one to two thousand men still
remain, awaiting fairer weather.
We have news from Cairo relative to the grand
expedition southwark down the Mississippi.
Gen. McClernand's force was on the march yes
terdaY to Mayfeld. Kentucky, and would reach
there last night. The rebels who were encamped
close to that place, at Camp Beauregard, should,
therefore, either give fight OF retire. Gen. Grant
and staff sent down yesterday morning on the
steamer Chancellor, and landed at Fort Jeffer-
son. He viewed the troops there, who exhibited
tue utmost enthusiasm on being informed that
they would be marched thirty miles this
morning in the direction of the enemy.
We are in receipt of seven days later news
from England by the arrival Of the Arabia Off
Cape Race, which point she passed late at night
on the 18th instant. The news carried to Eng
land by the Hsnsa, City of Glasgow, etc, had
created quite a feeling Of calm in the minds of
the peace loving citizens, and has made consols
advance to the rates they hid before the Trent
troubles commence. The English journals, with
one exception, were of opinion that the British
government had received adviees Of the pacific
intent of our administration in the cease of Mason
and SidelL. Notwithstanding this fact, the
Arabia brought out two batteries Of artillery for
Halifax. The coupons for interest due upon
the Virginia bonds had been returned unpaid,
and an opinion prevailed among the stock bro
kers and others that the same weuld be the result
with those appertaining to all the other Southern
States. This remark has greatly the appearance
of a declaration Of insolvency.
The news from the continental governments
was entirely Unimporlaut with respect to the
troubles in this country, except in the case of
Prussia, where, it is said, they are at any time
ready for war, their troops being thoroughly or
gained and well armed.