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Tho Pre,rLtRiion DinicuIiy at the French
G0uEI

Our Minister i Paris, Mr.. DAYTON, has
mGie explanation to the President, of the or
gin Of the reius;l # the EmI oror LOUIS NAro.
LEON to continue the prac ice Of admitting to
,he French Court ,he large numbers of Amer
can citzoLs who have, OF Late, pressed for in-
PRODUCTION TO the Emperor.
II appears that the citizens Of other countries
Lave been admitted in but limited numbers
while those from America have, Of late years,
formed large ard inconvenient crowd, amount
ing on some presentations TO the number Of sew
,niy three. In addition 20 this, although il Is
not stated in Mr.. DAYroN's dispatcbos persons
OF questionable character have been passed 10
the social assemblagcs and State ball, with
which II is this courtesy Of tho country to honor
those who receive introduction TO his M4jesty
An attempt has been made by tho French
Court 10 Oh. ck this abuse, by requiring from
our Minitter statement OF the social position
and titles Of those seeking presentations, which
Mr.. DAYTON has avowod himself unable to do,
as citizens of this country are possessed of no
titles or social grades Of rank. Secretary Sew
ARL = reply TO this cor munication admits the
fact, that It is for the French Government "a
| prescribe ,uch regulations as It may deem pro-
per for these presentations, which Americans
can claim but as courtesy, and not as a right.
II correctly Nssrts that Mr.. DAYTON is enabled
To state the 'ocial position of the applicants, ss
far as s'certa' oil, and thus meet tho regula.
ton prcscrbsd by the Fren,h Court. But il
closes with an i'll timed allusion, in which our
citizens are urged to return home ard use their
efforts in support of their country here T. they
can find no better way of serving it abroad than
| in attendance at The saloons Of the TuiIlesies.
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tsscN y Q Rastt,,; W L~w-ou, L.rso Anna
ws.sex. uAs ssar; Eliss Aun, auui ng Y iss, Nque,
a Havana; A Hvycs, X b. was'lsStu, v
Mckesl Rrny eouth. Weehs, Hstt~rTs F.lst, y u
hcCiee6y . Co; Franklin PsH II IN n, Helu-
ocr-, Merrill = Abbott Ente Prise Lewis, ~ IN
oct-ngue Islasld, master; sonthern Belle: oOodssl.
DemsA, y Rnes Ad~bran Pnnt Para "
ooinine, Bon Co; nosun CAguo', 8, JtAss. NF
mater.
ARRIVED.
BfBAh5Hps ospray, Ksnney, I'm Provdenco,
Forward. a. rtvtnua outtsrl LAau, Nones,
ccmnsndius, Delaware Break water u hours.
BkfGs-Ahc~, Eeiale, Of Maitland, MS, from
HumsccA P n, Jan Nsh, With rugar " MA @ A
d Melts Lsn, schr -, araoe. Of Hsrr nston-
Dor hev York. loading, the only mercAn ve~4el.
scHoOrkRs- P. sJnmons, Ketohum,
morris River. with ~od.
John Hetry, Lore Phiisdelphls with coal for
Port Morris.
Fiy, Chermsu. Phil.Beiphi., Al fr Por, Norris.
Daniel Morris, Hoover. Phhsds pho, with c al
fr Norwich,
Lis,i. ssci, Lake, Grsa, Esv H,r'.or, wood
Plymouth r ck BUR B,s,on days with mdse
% J DsyNon 4 Co.
ARRIVED LAST EVENING.
eCHoornns-sAr, Crow,ll, EhEAbc,hport tr
Adele Fe'ioiA, Tourgee, Euz.t ,hpor, FOR New
port
sLooP-Trcdk Brow NJ Carr, Providence days
win mase.
SAII.HD.
Feb. iOth-Slir Enpi-" "r Hsvre-BTts Hts-
ard Cor Rio JAneiru. Rri sri Dcuton, Havana;
RliEa opieenssrwn-P.i.J Ne-'s Ctrdenas. k,r-
nsk Gih.ra-Scr- NJ Young rraz'r Prtt h yal 3 q;
MsnlsA RIO G-srda FrSncis. Vera Cruz: Levi
r We Nssseu, n P. Yankee u oilo Rsnm 10.
1lth-s.esus'ip n 1t '-rn Ltht. AsTiuvAl.
DISASTERS. &c
TaeU & steam tanspo.t Pai al Ata lying st
ale tocs q W AT n street 4 hasuearly c0mpl-,.
cd ln4dirg ara viv s., n Toured ~ mNruiny, l3tL
inst tt KEY West sud rnrt PirS-n. wli carry ~
ful cargo oi suusisteoe strs and ITO head oi beef
Gait q.
The q 9 saaAD 1ansp Y, 1Aerhine sailed yes
terdsy morning kr I.suH Phrt. She has hl
carRu Of smni unittD. t-sting cf c,'trdges sLgt
shs.ls, &o. ann brAss q III pi'c.s mounted.
TIE ste.ue. y a Tsrry Which ,rriv,-i MIrd,y
rom wiluiin. I n, De-, las been chNtered by the
0-vernment.
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Tho Rebel Zen. TIshunn.

General LLOYD TnGHM,N, who commando
the rebel forces a. Fort Henry, Is about 30 ears
old, pative of Mary land, AMI a Wc,t PJiut
graduate of the class of 1886. Ho re igued
from tie army almost Immediately Afterwards
and devoted himself to the civil service, being
extensively employed on the Sou .hern an |
Western railroads. When the Mexican War
broke cut, he accc mpanied Colonel, nov Gen.
eral, Twisgs to Mexico, where he served with
distinction. When peace was proclaimed he
became principle assistant engineer on tho Pan
anna railroad, but has since resided for several
years in Kentucky, where he was presumed TO
DO loyal until he went over to the rebels with
Gen. BrcKNER, and was soon made Bigaaier
General. lie has the reputation of being an
able cfiCeT
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Some curiosity has been exprossCd as TO the
authenticity of the victory over the SpAnards
claimed 10y the Mexican 10 the news dispatch
via San Frarcisco, received a short time sinco.
Tie Gnt' q tho occurrence, according to that
cispatoh, was the .sth Of January, VIII 10 via
Havana, our latest dates are TO 2ist of that
mon h. We must await tho next arrival be-
fore reaching tho facts Of the case.
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Our tcitgrsPhic adviccs to-day report that
the FodrfAl fleet tl gunbOats have penetrated
up tho tennessee ryor entirely scross and
tt:opEl tia, state TO the northern part of Ala
bano, drs'roy irG snd scattering all tho rebel
boats upon that Iiyor, with the exception Of
II q Ets,.hL n,el.
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NEW YORK I.EoIsLArvRK.-seu.,.

HEroRr- HAyuRAnLY.
Albany, FEB. II -Dsfoiug the pows-s and
du,ir- Of Boards Of Sip.ryia,.s.
Awnti' G the charter q the Long Island R,1-
ro,n Company.
To snrJl tbe e1cis5 Avs % 1851
Rspes.tug the at opening Union atree., IN tbs
ciiy of u ri. klyn.
Tne BIZ IN ro,Aliou h the New York and Rr z
R'ilra'd Wa Iaker up and ooaslietei Ia Coului:..
tee e ths Whle
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Runsred HeslEnation Of Gen. meClehau-
Tho changes in the military Administration
of the Government under the vigorous manage
mont Of Secretary Stanton, has given rise at
Washington 10 all sorts OF rumors In regard 10
other changes 10 pros poet. Among these is tho
report Of the resignation Of Gen. MCCLELrAN,
al uded TO by our Washington core .pondent.
Though there IL no prtsent truth In the rumor,
1t may be ore Of those straws which indie its
the set tf the current. The opponents OF Gen.
MCCLKItAS avert that a radical change has
be. made In his favoiite plan OF cOnqueriDR
the ieb,ls by 70 les OF grand combinations
which ,hould prevent bloodshcd by demonstrate
ing 10 them the futilhy Of rsista CO. The
Administration, they say, having come 70 the
conclusion tbst we cannot conquer the rebels
silhout hurting them has virtually superseded
Gen. MCCLELLAN in command, divided he
great anaconda, Of which he was the head into
hsf dozen centers of vigorous action, and
left him TO tho single duty Of lesding the army
on tho Potomac.
The fritids Of tho Commander chief do
clsre, on tho contrary, that his relations 20 the
Administrator arc uLoharged, and that ho has
simply r,sisncd into the hatds of Secretary
STANIoN portion Of his Cnerous dates, in or
der To take an actiN part, as the leader Of tho
Army Of tho PotoHac, in the accomplish neni
Of ths plans he has been 20 locg maturing, and
which arc but just now ripe for execution.
VII oLeyer may bo the correct statement, 1t ia
certain ttat active operation have al last COM
nef ced, and arc not likely 10 DO sta, od until
tho fate Of the rebellion ia definitely settled.
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Tho AIrsu q, Go,e,nI stone.

This arrest has created iDterse OK iement
among our people, leAdirg, as 1t does, to the
Inference that in his Objection is 10 be found
tho explanation tf the Balls Bluff disaster, the
universal verdict is, that IL this be true, death
by hanging or shooting would he too mercitul
fate for 30 hId-hearted taitor. Let US hope
for better things.
II Ia stated that the secession feelings Of Gen.
SroSas wife have made the trouble. Gen.
STONE was born in M"s,chusetts, bat has re-
sided most hi life in Washington. Iu May
last, be WAS appointed Colonel Of the L istric ;
OF Columbia Volunteers, and given command Of
abrigade and sent 10 take and hold Leesburg.
lie spsnt 30 much Of his time on the way get.
ting tssre, that whea he drew near Eiward's
Ferry he reported that he could not cross with
out moro mon, and finally was sent on to join
PArTKnsoS. He was foremost in leading PAT.
rKRsoS isto the retreat from Chsrlestown.
A still moro suspicious matter was tho follow.
ing letter cent him by Col. JORDAN, BEAURE-
CARDS assistant Aejutant General, after the
Balls Bluff engagement, which We here re u5-
lish
Informal CEsTRryILLP Nov so.
GKsIEAL - Having observed In the pap rs of the
United States come assaults you In relation T.
your orders, touching the Leesburg affair, aud as
the orders in QUE ston Gao into possession, II
has occurred g. me that possibly you mi yht have no
copy Of fsAme-e1pecially ths hssty one u Col Bak.
er. Under that possibility, with ths consent Il
Gen Il -Auregard, have n enclose You copies, On
which you may rely and which may serve u refuta
ofthe allegations have noticed In your press,
made Ia the interest Of Bakers friends d. this
simply In the interest Of justice.
With TIM three lettsrs-for prisoners Of war
and stste-which hope may he forwarded ~ Mr..
dT' en-, which Ia from his wife, and, a. am assured
purely ON domestic matters.
Respectfully, THOMAS JoRnoS
A true copy w. r. Hyslop, Lieut.. and A. ID g.
Gen. SroNK was arrested at two o'clock on
Sunday mOrnirg, while in bod, by guard un
der the command of Brigadier Gen. SYKES, o.
the Provost MarShals force, and sent TO Fort
I.AfGy cite by the afternoon train.
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Pu.eruI Ob.eauie. Of Col. Anen

Trenton, ~ j., feb. 1.-The remains Of Col.
Allen aud surgeon Wei er arrived here Atl2 o'clock
large military cortege escorted the two hearse-,
which were eN drawn hy four horses, SIX Colonels
and six Ma acting ~ pallbearers, n the State
House, the remains being deposited in the Senate
chant er, whore they now lay in state. An im-
mcnso crowd is pa'sing In and out TO look At them.
The corpses will remain during the day and be
tranarnr1n a. In thnlr fril nla llmnrrnM.
The sun., 1862-02-12

GRAVEL KIDSsY ATWcrors, AND ALL
diNc1ties ~ the bladder, are son relisved .nA
curd bJ BRAsDRE rB's PILLS, which are .is.
ne best medicine for fevers and colds
CURE or GRAVEL IN TWO WEEKS.
LrI, oueids Co, N. ", Jan. 81, 1851.
Doctor n. Brdndreth,
My D. A. sr,-I received your letter acknowi~dQ-
ing drsn on Metropolitan Bank, fr thirty dotlaru,
for Bruadr,,hs ITils, which Rave been l-rgcy suih
In this town Tor the last thirty yrars and their s-is
and usefulne.s continues W extend.
VIII In 4 few weeks ~ tie most rsspac.sbls
of our citizens was sprs,y afflicted with gravel ~
'ss inan eight medical men were called In with .
view " giving relief to tho pain. ~hioh -au.-
ed ,he patti NJ W utter piercing cries, which wrrs
heard block. The doctors sNerted thsir skin In
vain a. = last resort Brandrc'h's Pitis wore pur
CHASED from me. The FIST dose Of sir gave ea~s
and two toy's effected a perfect cure within I've
weeks. I shall be pie.scd 70 refer 70 the r.-
Hsnt u you deem tie case worthy Il In
ves,.ga,ion further. In our town tnere az
petsons who lSve been cured 4 aimoss every d.
'a-e, by the u.e oi these pr,s Aluns which caused
'beir rel ntAiion 10 be very great. De sure ana
noe my "new supply are teal. pills. my customers
d. no, IKE stale pills"
Your Friend and AGENT
Of many years standing,
AsA FILihoss.
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The st. Loais Chamber Of Commerce

ST. LouiS, Fe6. 1.-The Union Chamber Of
CInmeIoe today unanimously passed resolutions
utRiug our Senators 10 support tie Treasury Note
bill rect ntly pass d by the House.
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LOCAL NEWS.
New York and the Vicinity.

sALE or CoISs Bangs, Mervin & Co. had
= sale Of coins on Monday evening. Tns iO,Ovrna
are fpus q the prices obtained i-FNthingr nd
hall Pennies Of the time OF George Ill, Q Ieen Au-
n@ George ~, Charles H., and forth, sold 6Or
from 70 cents 70 81. The American cents dAsinS
from 1928 10 is56, sold we'll bringing several -
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I.nIer.


Cincinnati Ftb. II A special Cairo dispatch
- the GAlTTE, says that Federal On 'era from Fort
Donelson report that General Grant had surrounded
the Fort with seven batteries Of artillery, snd the
Font will be shelled or surrendered today or to-
morrow. There are 5000 rebels in tle Fort.
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Assembly.

Tbs Assembly va occupied Up g 2P. ". in con
de- sEon oi the bill l. EGlEzourss wm. NVnloa1i
iOt U. uAl lahages
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R0AroKE ISLAND Is OURS, AND CoMn~
dore Nuu IL iNst coLque ing the Nav Yors D ,nil
snd hlnng B.'nuni's Museum with the best pl ,~Ssl
sJiitps ~ ever seen IN pl ce - .xhihtton.
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Major HsIve,i and Capt. Prime,

Louisp,Ue, Ky Ftb. II Arrangements have
bean elected whereby Major Helyet' aut Captain
Prime, OF this pArtmsni, will be reltssol Dy the
nlL..la
The sun., 1862-02-12

A new Union newspaper comes to us from
AleXaI dria, called the DAILY VIRGINIA
CHRONICLE IL is one OF The first fruits o. the
loyal sentiments that are asserting thens ,lves
in that State. II is good. looking paper and
exhibits considerable ability,
TlIE "sllid men" of Palmyra, Mo, who did
all they could 70 encourage secession, but TO
mained at home, were last week thrown into
cor sternation by an assessment on them for
n 900, to foot the bills for repairing the
bridges anl railroad property which they hac
secretly encouraged their poorer neighbors to
destroy.
hEPORr has Just been laid before the French
Emperor, calling the Empsrors attention 10
the singular prevalence Of insanity among the
scientific hraL Ches OF the French Army. The
report quotes returns, from which II appear
that one in ten Of the officers oF the artillery and
eng eineers end their existence ia a luna'iG asy.
lum, arr aScribes the fac. 70 the severe mathe
maticl training they are put through at ths
Polytechnic school. before their brain has
Acquh oil its full development.
DR. PERKNs exhibited a. the missionary
meeting A. LyLdon, VT, lSst week, copy Of
the New testament which he found in PorSiS,
which was seven hundred years old. IL was
written in the ancient SyIiac Language, (th'
same spoken by jesus Christ when on earth, }
upon parchment, with rood for pen. o.
course the volume was bulky. though not a.
large a. We should suppose Testament made
in that way would 10. IL was not thicker than
a Webstsr's unabridged, and not more than
two thirds ~ Largo,
The sun., 1862-02-12
New Public ationa,

THE REBELLION RSCoRD. A diary Of Ameri-
can 'vort1 lsGO-5i Edited by Frank Moore,
Author ~ Dizzy OF the AmericIn Revolution. NeW
York: q. i Putnam, Pdblisncr, o3l broadway.
Tho present number has finely executed per
traits upon steal OF Brgadisr Generals McC all
and Burnside, and tho letter press contents,
brings down the history Of the war, little
later than previous numbers.
A CATALOGUE, of Ancient and Mo ism Gold
an0 Silver and Copper coins, ifered fr sale by
John X. Cults, . Bleeker street, And So BrJac-
way.
This is of interest among Numisnatists and
others, as list Of the rarcr coins of the day.
sCorr AND HIs GESEsALs. This is a beau
tiful steel pla'e engraving representing in th-
centre, Geu. Scott, with the national banners
and implements Of war, appropriately grouped
together around his portrait, which is an al
mirable likeness from Gurneys Photograph
On either side are ranged the portraits Of six
prominent Generals, which are as follows -
Robert Anderson, BIilsr, Fremont, sigcl, Lyon,
Sherman Banks, Mcclellan, Wool, Dix, NJ =
Call, and Rosec 'anz The sheet Is a great
credit to the Publishers, Cowan & Rogers, 1872
broadway.
NEw NJ -" The Stand nd of the Free"
Nuional lns Inl Cloris WGis lad mus o by
james MAhon. rle Hs.s " SG,nu,n." Irish
bn %. Words by the r. Frances NJ ,hony. \ q.
ranged for tha Pam lJrta hy +. ID. Sullivan
"rir Il llrkir Set Qladyille-." Arralsei fr
tie Plano ruftc, by Tn, u,s Sullivan. Al tho
aboyc nusi1 Is puo.islel by John j. u .y, 4l9
Granl strest.
Ll1IrII's Liyi>C AGr + PiIlistcd weekly By Lit
till s,n ~ O., q son. Tie. issue mr rhe 22d
Ftb. has hten reIei ,eJ.
wrsINlNsrER Rvhw. January 1862. New York
rl AgItt A g. All raaf
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non our first page will be found some interest,"
ing details Of the heath and treatment or !. Cor
corau snd his prison ccmpan ions. From one Of our
men recently released from Richmond we have, in
addition, the story II encounter between Col.
Corcoran and a rebel clergyman, which well illus
tr.tes the chMasfer Of the brave Irshman. The
c'e Ryman In question, Rev Dr. Burroughs, II the
Bnp,is, Church, at Richu ohd, hal the ~ taste g.
in prove the opportunity ocred by an invitation u
preach To tie Federal prisoners TO lecture them
upon the wick ein'ss Of their attempt 10 suhiugAie
the South. A. the close Of tina sermon, Col Corco.
ran, 1t, pring up To the reverend Doctor, said
al wish II TO be- understood, air, that this Is the
last time n At you here IN preach such stuff u
u-. Though 1 am a Catholic, should not object L
listening to gospel s,rmon fr N you, Protestant
hut II y,u ever repeat such sentiments in my hear
ing I'll pitch you down the stairs, prisoner though
am"
1t was the last attempt Of Dr. Burroughs 10 turi
the Federal prisoners hom the error Of their ways
The sun., 1862-02-12

mate. v,,A ,.,,.,r .,.,.. N. rc.,o, a,
IN ,bs ,.hls Vas o..Iied b. vess. N !. nsvS. n
Tho We Prsr,den. Snr,oan.sd NJ. Cowan ON tbs
IN, v " - =: nsA' ~
tf.,.z'. ~ ~. \ "a ~ 20. C..-as..as a. 49,.
=. " 49,. ~. ~ w ~ ,Uu III. ~ - -. T.
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A. 1 ~, -. - % - fo"s""on Inv '"' ''' 'e~
. 'cn Iiu Nss .N.en "; go.
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49, u uli, sn sPproprlssnon ol tootvVV II
~ hsI - ol na'ne, in 80 oi war WIN any uA1-
W, o.. p1~ef, wns e,nnne,en. e,n
~ .a Lrunpuh tII.l .u"us. snAs woul ~
.,.e ssnougn 20 prost.1 49, ostoors wnsn tnsIs
- oAbin o. wAI Sth any Rr-.s nantins Po"sr'
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The New Jersey Militia MI.

judging from the provisions OF Militia Bill
row before TIE N.w Jersey House Of Assembly,
that state il resoiveito tbLo behind hand In her
means o' ofcn or aggression against foreign
and dome iic fjes. Tho document WAS prepE-
OF Ly A jutnt Con STocKror, at the requOst
Of the State Military Association, and has snos
been Thoroughly revised ly tina. tody.
TITO bill on'enplates tho Reorganization Of
tho militia e n y jor'ey, ard i's proyisious
directly aiIcc, every sLlo-bo.i-d male citizen ia
tho sta G. II provides for the immodiAte en-
rollmsnt cf al citilors, between tho agos q Is
and A. now liable for military y, and TO sorve
in uniformed companies. This rem iindoI are TO
10 considered tbs receive militia Ire names
Of the actiVe militia are 10 10 recorded by the
County Clerks ard copies Transmitted by the
later 10 tho Assessors, ho shall t1 in COM
mu' alton Of military duty on every man not on
r,ll,d 10 military company.
A special fund is TO 10 crestod for organizing
and maintain ing the militia, which is to 10 ke2,
apart from stAts fuincsA For this purpose q
tax is ia pos+d Of one and half con on every
S1C0 of value Of real and personal estate, TO b.
paid TO the State Treasurer by the county col
lectors and sssosscd like other taxss. This
| communication tax is also 70 10 devoted 10 the
! Militia Fund. The bill further provides for tho
| Jay aLd iisciplno Of officers and privates, bu,
the "details are not interesting 10 tho public. III
general provisions however, are received with
much favor, and III ro is little doubt that it wi
receive the approval Of the Senate and Governor
The sun., 1862-02-12
Heuse Of Representatives.

Mr. B',k. % 'io.tp.F c,uai on isavared 30 intro
duce res2lui'on instru,i, the Committee on the
Cohduc' fthc W.r 70 inquire abt report into the
sjeged se.ses { Alex md l., r. nhuing % riding
scldierr In the slave Pm. hitty aud eIpn-.d re-.
fCs-u T. death.
NJ 7. A. Conhlin tS.Y! ta,red tie following,
which was ad' pttd -
nWhevt a.. II ~ Asserfed on authority worthy o.
tht nitce OF tis Hous, that the countersg IN of the
Aim7 WA " T--as-eiOn uf the fshel picEsts on the
wH SIDE ot tie P'Honso besHe u had beer commu.
nira,ed 70 our n~n, on the day tho P.nsaoIs ran
The gauntlet Of tbo rebel batteries aud isheyeds "
u alto 49, Tted that infrm ,tun ~ the uta
of VI" rational army and h-ets IL frequently com.
nnfiostd IN sdvAnco 20 the -ucmy, u'der ci eufn.
st'nr's wi ict ius'ify suspicion II treach-ry IN
tie psr' of persJbs in the cVl or iitAry service
th'r'f re,
Rcsciped, That the joint Committee n the G. IA.
diG - tn" war be requ sted, =. cir eNrs-t cnt
veblenoci " mVestigste those cb.rJy.s AID report
sich acton IN the prenl-s5s A. the circumstances
sbsl warrant.
The HOUSE, W votsd sS 10 IN, decided thai
mr. S-gar VAS not ertii 81 10 a seNi ~ "a efnber
. n ths First Distric: ~ V rgtn!N.
The u Use NJ roed 4, tie 5eGNte's su ar imsnt l.,
the TIL aLthnr!iLg the ,,,nstrIct!on o. twenty
rtD-cla3 g'.Ab, ats. A AiJourIed.
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Our Special Correspondence.

Our wsshissfeu C~rrrspoodeaeo-Tte Ru-
nSr. tf Gen. nIsCieiian's Rea.vaI-rh.
Fects 81 the Cs-o-ISo rrca.u-y Nsts Bui
In the sonstc-Tso War 20 be- Over In
Hinsty Da1s-Our Retaliors wi,h RS.noe,
a. a.
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IMPORTANT TO P,aouAsERs.

To tS sec,Ie Sg,lns, oonHter,iuS, AJAX tor Brand
reth's Pl.- in
NEW STYLE
and tie first hoN pure ne " posaible, at 80
CANAL STREET, or No. UNION SQUARE. To.
can never I've che-,ed by spuriou. pills, aner yvu
have seen the nsw style Of putting up.
II. BRANDRETu, N. D.
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40 IT,, Lons I.IAnd-A ssneraI asoo1,'

OF lhis spi-ty viii ne htld In Tsmm. ny HI. q
York and Pearl Sta Brooklyn, on "Wednesday evt
ing, Feb l2th, aa O'clock. Al msmbcrs are y
queetAi To attend. PHILIP CLARE, q 4
CHAEL DAILY, q, s, fell 2A'llq
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HiGHEsr PREMIUM ON
GOLD AND SILVER con
paid al the Bsnkins Ofire of
GwYNNR d DAY. No II Wa =
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TIE Bu,nsids Rxp. si,is-.

We have meagsr reports from this expedition,
but thee srs excellent a. far ss thsy 60. The
federal forcos have destroyed the rebel feet,
captuisd Roanoke Lland, ard doubueAs taken
upwards Of 900 rebel troops ~ prisoners "A
f,rce qGi'e a. large a. this having been up,n
the island, with their means Of e,oape apparent
ly cut a. We may lsck for early and reliable
sccounis from our own forces
The sun., 1862-02-12
Rev. W.. II. nnDurn VIII deliver . L

t,re on Thur, day eveLing, Feb. l3th, at s "'cpo>
in ttc Jane Street Uuted Presbyterian ChurS
suhiett-B. y. Prpnii-s, ths Tnunderer Of the Soul
Wet Tickets, 20 cents, - Do had a. the door.
fell 9'l4g
The sun., 1862-02-12
Additional European News.

Ou- Last edition d yesto!esy ooa:siBSd 9
short synoPsis Of the JurAs news, which u av,
dSys later han tie Amencas puLiishod in fuil
'bo same day. Below ~s give the Jurs's nsu,
in fpll She htt Liverpool on the 3cth al
IoaloI defrN tina gl t.
The sun., 1862-02-12
R.port.d E.aeuation Of bowling Green

Louisville Feb. l1.-T~o persons just arrived,
report that the rebels are evacuating B,wling
Green, with indications Of their proceediog towards
Nashyille
The sun., 1862-02-12

An FpiAcopslian minister Of Georgetown, ID;
O. who left his church because he was required
to read prayas for the President lstsly found ,,,
his way 70 Richmond, and being ioyited TO ON
c;s.s tbsre. became confussd, and read the pray
or for tths President Of the United stAtee, Y
which he was aocustomsd, TO tho great 0Vnstsr'
nation q his heArVTs,