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The national Republican., 1862-01-01
From Fortress Monroe.
NEWS FROM CONREDSRATs SOURCES.
GRtAT FIRE AT NASHVILLE.
~ eide Of The Confederate Brigadier
General Philip u. George Cooke.
TERROR AT YORKTOWN IN VIEW OF
AN ATTACK.
xAaRuDYR ADvIsls 10 BURN TIE TOWN

Baltimore, Dec. Sl.-The Old Point boat has
arrived, bringing the following news;
Fortress Monroe, Dec. 3e.--The Norfolk Day
Book, received by dag of truce to-day, gives
u curious account of the capture Of the Sher-
wood. Among other things, 1t Is stated that
three Of our gunbosts were disabled, and the
Express set on hro. All the damage done by
our shells Ut sewall's Point is said 10 have been
the killing Of rooster,
Philip st. George Cooke, recently APPOINTED
brigadier general In the army Of the Poto
mac, committed suicide on Thursday last, ut
his. residence. He WAS graduate Of West
Point, and esteemed nne oflcer.
The commssary stores, including . portion
Of Ordnance Department, in Nashville. were
loss Is estimated at nearly 4 million dollars.
The following are the Tennessee Congress.
men:
First district, ]. B. HeiskelI; second, ". G.
Swan; third, J. B. Gardeusuire; fourth, NJ. p.
Gentry; fitth, G. W. Jones; sixth, H. .. Foote;
seventh, J.: DC. Adkins; eighth, John Wright;
ninth, D. N. Currin.
Six oOntrxbands were taken from small
canoe iu Chesapeake Bay, of Back river. this
morning. In an almost exhausted condition. They
were brought 10 headquarters. They state tina,
the inhabitants Of Yorktown and the military
authorities there are very much frightened NJ
An expected attack. 1t Ii believed there tina,
tined up York river, and that General Woo
will cooperate In an attack upon Yorktown
General Aagruder Ia said to have telegraphed
the condition of affairs t, Richmond, and asked
for permission to destroy Yorktown by Are
and 10 have received n reply directing him Il
imme edia,sly attacked. Strong batteries are
placed on each side Of York river. and the force
Is estimated at 10000 in tho vicinity of York
town.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01

ARRIVAL EH ~ EUROp,
The London Prsss ON rfesidsns Lineoin
'' 's MssssGs. ..r N
wARLrKEPREfARATIoNs uNABArED
swssn EssiaDd sSd 1S Is uai.sS 'sisSsn ssssss .

Ne,o York, Dec. 3l.-rhe steamship E'ns ar.
rived he'e Vt 8 "'clck this m ,r'ing, u, m I.v.
-rp"ol, with Dat TO the l9,h ns,
President Linooln's message cl-imrd grea
attention, notwithstanding that the public fac :
psi,Ss III was deeply ensr''sed with the death Of
The s,I nee "f the Presidents message on the
Trent affair WIS the subject Of much conjecture
and mment. 1t was generally regarded rs y
ioophcle for escape, and gave rise To some
nopes ~ peace, although the general construc.
The Times argues that by studied silence the
President left himself n door for retreat, but
diminished. .'a 'IO -
The Times says nothing can be more ungra
cious than the Presidents treatment Of foreign
Powers. For their forbearance, \. gracious
and courteous acknowledgment was due.
The Times ais, devotes an article TO the re.
port OF the Secretary Of the Navy, which it
treats with rldiCue; and denounoes as An un.
paralleled crime the project Of bockading ~,
ports by sunken We. sells.
The Post treats the message rs undeniably
warl,ke. and although remarking on the silence
relative to the Trent affair. says 1t was scarce.
y within the ord nary scope q message. II
also charges the President with ingratitude in
dealing with maritime Powers.
Tho Daily Netos considers the silence { tha
message on the Trent affair An indication OF
prudence and caution, and favorable 10 peace
desired To hold h'mself free 10 speak at the AZ.
prOpriate time.
Tie &ar juslines the silence relative to the
Trent affair, and praises the clearness, force
| and ability the message.
The Herald takes quite u contrary view, and
fears that peace is almost hopeless. vote u
thanks to Capt. Wilke. by Congress, II regards
| AZ an insult to England.
Warlke preparations continued.
The Persia t0nk out nearly 1900 troops.
London, 10 h instant.-A rumor WAS current
In Paris yesterday, that the French Govern
| ment sent notes to Russia, Prussia, and Aus
tria, suggesting common mediation Of the grea
P0werS between America and England
The Herdld's correspondent observes that >
tender Of such a mediation would he menace
and would be rejected on that very ground.
Several French journals maintxip . that Franc
should give her moral support TO England, b,
| recognizing the justice of her demands and thl
| Independence of the {, ,uth.
The Ndtionale, the organ Of Prince Napoleon
says that France has no other enemy but Eng
land, and should n I weaken I 0 Uniied States
| Madrid, Dio. l0.-The American Mniste
has left Madrid on leave Of absence.
Paris, Dec. l9.-Count Pourtsillis, the Rus
| sian Minister, IL dead.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
-CaMserbavyRaa

The matinee yesiar,Iay saftarnqon, and the
aMdae nnSnt, were both well attended. Frank
Brewer, wh"is always full of fun, seemed I'm.
usually No last night. in his great oliaract r II
the virginia Mummy. To night another oppor.
tunity will be afforded TO see the celebrated
farce, In which the entire talented company
win appear. eignors Luooi WIS loudly eDoorsd,
her singing being Of the finest character. This
afternoon, ~ two O'Clock, the great maiinte Q
will take place, whom the splendid sewing ma.
chine will be disposed ri, IN addition 70 numer.
Gus other gifts. As there vii, beyond doubt
be u rush f,r sssis, We advise nur LADY friends
to e. early and secure y Rond O"e. We vii be
on band ourselves, having u curiosity To- see
the lucky person who will get y sewing machine
worth hity dollars for the Rmall sum Of twenty
cents. s "H..
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
REPEAL OF 'lIe ALAVE CODE OF new MI EXICO.
EPORTED BATTLE AT PADUCAH
Il II A u DS Az OH & a Il o !
AN EXPEDITION IN MISSOURI.
MORE FRESHETS IN CALIFORNIA !

Kansas City, Dec. 30.-Tho Santa Fe mail,
with dates to the l4,h instant, haa arrived.
Tho law for the protection of slave property
In New Mexico WAS repealed by an almost
unanimous v.te In both houses.
Fan Francisco, Dec. 23.-.The steamer Sonora
sailed TN the 2lst instant, for Panama, with 20
cabin passengers, l25 soldiers, and 81 j 70, 900
in treasure, Of which $270, 900 are intended for
England.
Chicago. Dec. SO.-The telegraph operator at
Cairo says:
"a hght is going on AT Paducah, KY, to-day;
but the adjutant general refuses to allow re.
ports of it 10 be sent tonight. We shall proba-
bly, have something to send to morrow for pub.
lication."
Cairo, H., Dec. 30.--The charges Of swind.
ling In lumber contracts NJ this point have been
Investigated by Captain H'llyer, and substan
tiated. An immense quantity "f lumber pur-
chased at 81 so per I, 100 feet WAS charged, IN
tho bill, At $lO.5O. Other charges of fraud are
unde rgOing investigation.
81. Louis, Dec. 30.-Twenty four hundred
and sixty cavalry, under Col. Carr, with fifteen
days ratiOns, left Rplla yesterday, destined, II
ia supposed, for Springfield, by u circuitouf
route.
San Francisco, Dec. 2S.-AnOther severe
rain has renewed the freshets In the interior O
the State, and tho city of Sacramento is agar
partially overhOwed, but without much dtm
age; the central and business portion of the
city not being affected.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
Diaries for 1854 for Il. .sistsrins Even,

A valuable pocket companion oontaiaipg almanac,
time table, population Of The United States rates Of
postage, distance from New Yo'k to tn: princina
placss 10 the United States, Pre- Of the Uni
led -tates, blank space for every day Ia <h. year
mem orandum cssh account for each mJnth bills
pay able snd receivable for each month.
6hillington, Bookseller, corner -Four ard.a half
stfeet and Pennsy lvani. avenue, has any different
ti de, iu various stylss Of blazing
Commence the new year with diary. It
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
rhs " oous,ss llospital."

The late Senator Douglas's mansion has been
converted into = soldiers hospital, which will
0ontxin accommodations for upwards Of three
hundred patients. The new hospital is to be
pirate rame I, " under the charge OF b.. E.
h Abadie, assisted by DR.. Warren Webster, of
the regular, army. II is almost ready for the
reception OF patients.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
White h urst, No. 434 Penn. Ave-

Whltehurst, NO. 434 Fsnn. Avenue,
of Generals Scott, Mcclellan, Wool, Ranks, Ere.
mont, Butler, and others. Our likeness "'
Mcclellan Ia the latest published, and is con.
sidered the best In existence. See our photo
grabs In oil and water ooiors. Also portraits oi
distinguished men. Attention of military men
Ia called to our full length lettertypes, for send
ing by mail. dec l3-lms
The national Republican., 1862-01-01

of John r. hOwat0, In may last.
ras rs,.osss sousD aullsY or xAssl.aouHrEx.
Upon the opening Uf the court yesterday
mornlug, M. Utermuhle, A1eOciate counsel for
the prisoner, commenced his argument In re
ply 10 that OF Mr.. Car rii gton, delivered yester-
day, closing atslsA O'Clock. y 4 % = 10
he was followed by Mr.. Dxvidge, counsel for
prisoner, who xddFessed the jury ut consider.
able length. concluding ut "a O'clock.
Mr.. Darlington then proceeded 10 make his
cltsing argument, and spoke until 81 o'olock /,
when the case WAS submitted to the jury, who,
after an abssncs Of aboat IN hour, brought In
n verdict of guilty Of mansaughter. y
During the trial; the prisoners wife has been
{, In constant xtte0dAnce xtl the court room /, sit.
ting as nesr M possible to her husband. Dur
ing tho delivery ~ tie olosing argument, she
wspt bitterly. The pri.onsr also seemed To
feel the solsmnity Of the occasion, and when
the verdict III The jury was delivered. WAS much
During the absence Of The jury from the
court room, on motion OF Mr.. Davidge, and the
presentation Of certificate Of admissinn issued
BY the Supreme Court Of II inois. Mr.. Nathaniel
Wilson, of that State, was admitted To practice Q
bof,re the Criminal Court.
The court then adjourned until Thursday
morning.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
LOCAL NEWS
,G
TO AAvsssassRs.

Nearly 10 thousand oepise of the RepSb.
ltcan are circulated among the d"atpg popuia.
non every day besides thelarso number served
to regular subsctbsis ! AAsertllprs win taks
.,ote accordingly.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
Died Z, ON Ilis In1uriss

vsrely injured, on Monday, by n carriage fall.
ing upon him Wills engaged In hrsting Il from
the hrst 10 the second story of his establish.
ment on d street, near Tenth, died yeste rday
about one o'clock.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
NEW YORK BANKS.

Ne,o York, Dec 3O.-The Bank Of America,
City, Chemical. Fulton, Seventh Ward, and
Greenwich Banks did not suspend specie pay.
men,s to-day along with the rest of the banks.
No"run" WAS made upon them, nor indeed,
on any of the banks, for coin, by the public.
The rates for coin are as yet wholly nominal.
II was sold to-day At from to u per cent. pre-.
city currency.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
Police Matters.

BEfoRE JUSTICE BARNACLo.-A man named
John Colclazsr WAS arrested, In the county, for
selling liquor without license, and fined $40 and
Cosis
Charles Minger and Ferdinand Singer were
Aned 81 so each for riding their horses on the
sidewalk
The national Republican., 1862-01-01

VJNO INVENTORS AND P.rERT~ Es.
L MUM Co, proprietoys Of the i"ientiho
American, and agents for pIfSuruR 4nrr!csn an"
PA II 4, ~ II -,
RSth Hirteen Years Experience in the business
Refer to Hon Judgr Mason, Hon Joseph Hall
Hon " .. Bishop, x-Coo, nissioners Of Tatent,
and 10 more than fifteen thousand inventors vhf
have had busines' do-- Though Mum Co.'S Fat
cnt Agency.
Pamphlet OF advice sent Tree BY mail
Patent La rs and Regulations, 70 ptges, 70 cents
RAIL
No cha, se iuE o"u,u;tstion, vrIity or by mail.
Preliminary FIX .'ninstion in Unifcd F;.!e' ratcn
Once St.
cfioes, No. 2; Park R"w, New York, " ashingivn
corner Of and Reventh atrca'a o rnsite the PStep
NMss t--s.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
.tsaiinR from the Depot.

Three juvenile Greeks were arrested, yester.
day, by the fourth ward police, for g ealing
various articles from the oars ut the Depot.
They were looked up, for few hours, In the
cells of the guardhouse in the City Hall, and let
run, with the warning that II caught pilfering
again, they would be sent 10 the wOrkhOuse.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
WALL & BARNARp,
Auciionecis
DY aRGss u WILLIAMS. Auc,,one.7s.

RH oHSsr - ~iLLiAms' Aue'io"e'7s.
TRUSTEES SALE or ToUsE AND L0T, A. Arc,
7lON.
On FRIDAY, the 10th day OF january, lon2.
shall sell, In front the preIn!sa,, a oioJk r
by virtue OF aeed of rust to the subscriber bear
ing date the l1sh day "a November, 1855 Al re
corded In Liber j. a. s., No 1877, fOo, So So 80 ard
81 one of the laid Records for Ih County OF WISH
II gion In the Dis,rit Of Columbia, tn following
named properly lyiYg ana being 10 he CITY Of
Washington, Dzirct aforesaid, Lni a,d do sn on
the groond plan or plat of said city The ,ou .,es
and distances are fully described in SAID deed Of
trust to wit
Parts Of Lots numbered one aud W. q sni ~
ia SquaIe nun, ,berei NV. hunuI el and thirty
(ts1) together with the improvements which a. u
frame dwelling lIouse. &c &c. This prot e-ey
fronts on stree. Unth h. lw,-" Third a,.,i our
and half str eta
Terms, toU rth 9ash, oa!ln'e Ia tx Eud twelve
months the parchGs, {" give 'ote tr the !+iprred
payment', bearing iulcre"t irumdal . sat- dred
given and u d o. tut taEgu o. Ii opurtJ TO
ecurc the payin-n i II u,i :. u TIE 1 rms are
not complied with ~ nv i y uiier a'e, II. .ruste
reserves the right l. s- IT. prlerIy at the risk
and cost Of The irst urc scI b gv!u. tue, s.
notice Of such rssale in som, Lew-pIIer rt,d in
the City Of Washington.
j. l.. SMITH, trustee.
tIRtEN WILLIAMS
| dec ln--2dw&ds Auct'0nes-s
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
Presentation or . silver Tea Service.

Colonel Won elisa, Of the DsKalb regiment,
was presented with magnificent tea service OF
Of his regiment. The saIver, which ia richly
chased and engraved, bears tho following in.
scription: Presented 10 Colonel Won elisa,
commanding regiment DeKalb, by the officers
Of his regiment, ds u slight token of their high
1852"
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
NJ .... ~, KAsT UF uU, HUI

~: "'. "A,k kA'T "S uU,hI'
vot Dp'a's- Of the B'sddsi. Kidney, Gravel
Dr'Jsy. &c.. ~
HELHRiLb'' Extract Of Buchs for sscrs, and
d, icste Dis. a-+s.
HE aBOL . S Extract Of Beehu for Nervous and
Deb,luats euGeS,rs
HELMBOLDs Extract Of Ruohu Tor LIS. o
Memory, Los, Of Power, DimnaG OF Vlaiou Du6
GUILTY Of Bresthing, Weak Nerves, and Univ. sal
Lessitade Of the musculsr y, ten,
HELABOLDS Extsao' " Ru 'hu for all dis
tressing ailments -Obsru tion Itr, u'ar''t,s, Ex
Gees In married life, or ear iudi>cre,ious 10 and
oil disease. OF the sexual u. heiher sxisti,p
In male or female, frUm wha ever cause they ma,
have originated, and no matter Of how long stand
HELMBOLD'B Extract Of Bu,hu 10 pleasant In
IL tases and odos and immediate In action
Price o. per bottle, or x bottles for s6, delivered
10 snv addrsse
Depot, io4 South Tenth Street, Phhsdelpbis.
dec I'm
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
India Rs bbsr asetls.

India Rubb osU, VIII and black, $3.50 sach.
Iud Rubber Lsggns, e1 Per pair.
And all Kinds Hubber Goods includiug Rubber
Boots and Shoes, Rubber 6topp for Bottles, Door
Mata, Undsnhsstiog fr Bedsi In :iet1:ss, g. Ac a'
IIdia Rubbsr Warehouse,
3O8 Penusylvapia avenue,
dec l9-u Bet Ninth and Tenth sts.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
seIlin9 LIauor ,xithout Licensc.

Mary Ir' ton was brought before Justice Wal.
ter yesterday, on the charge of selling light.
ming" without u license, and WAS fined $50 and
costs, in default Of pay ment of which she was
sent to Jail.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
: MI'SEM EkyTH

'nDDE u ~ - uALLr -r-..s
~ ob,, bn Esi;3Ws, EEErt9Ws, .HL.; '
SSbbBb FkLtSwS FELLOWS HALL aAEk
WEDNESDAY NIGHT, JANuARv 1.
ua the Alleganiams!
rhe Alleganians!
The AlleGanians!
vocALisrs AND
Ssctss BeIl Rim gers!
S1tsS ReIl RtngersI
SsUtss BcSS .tssSers!
NILS CARRIE aIFFt RT,
NJ. J,M BnULARD
Lately returned from four, esrs' tour around tht
word and having just concluded seri,s OF forty
1ond q IN "
Highly Popular Musical Entertainments.
1h.ir Repertoire embrace, choice collection OF
VOCAL QUARTETrs,
arranged IN their own peculiar and effective style
Also. variety Of the svseiest Fnslish, I'ish
Scotch, G.rman and spanish ballads exusnt Atias
Cavatinas Scenas, &c:, hom the works Of the most
In sdditi n 70 their usu choice selection Of vooa
mu.ic they Will play, each evening, several peoe'
SWISS BELLyy
81 rhe froot of the axti and the adjacent streets
will be illuminated with he magnificent
cRuMM oNO liGHT!
ORuk MoND ltca,!
ior q long time n tjcct OF great urioeity at
BARNUMS NUSE,N,
New York, upon the nights Of the Allrgapians and
swiss g. II Ring "a
AFTERNOON PERfORMANCE
On "oC1neOaAy
At halfpast two o'clock,
PnIcEs.
hu"i 20 Oonh
rIOut Otnth
tolr. op ut ocock; performances commence
at 8 o'c!,c<
dec -
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
Show Casees

Any Of our friends who may be In need Of Au
ShoS Csles osn hnd SONS very handsome ones Q
the suction rooms Of ]. q. Mcclure Co., corner Q
Tenth street and Psnnsylvaais avenue It,
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
ID +, II ~ A MS
GRAND EXCUR-I,,N
TO
NJ ew York. d 3o1to1a,
EXCURSION TICKETS
A nNIlaNng my nno-nNy

FROM BALTIMORE TO BOSTON,
AND kETuRN, ONLY. Y........... .Sl3. 80
TO NEW YORK AND RETURN. ..,,, 500
Tickets good to leave Baltimore from the Depot u
the Nor'hera Csntr ! Railway, on tavrr 8 rect
passing over the Northern Crnirzl Rail3ay, Leba
non Valley Eat Pe1nsylvspis, Lchi h Val ay, and
central Railroad New Jersey 10 New York, and
from New York to Boston b. the Stoni gton Line
leaving New York Dy the seanies Comm ,nwealth
ann plymouth Roik, at O'Clock p. m ,on any day
(3undsy. exoeptcd,)
UP TO JANUARY 81, 1862,
AND TO RETURN BY SAME ROUTE
ON OR BEFORE MARCH Isr.
So 1t. tor sa'r In Washington, d. g at the
Naiioua no IN Ba 4 nor, At tn Depot Of the
North. u Cen'ral kbi wry (slv,Tt ,tr, e, at Bar
nuns iotel Eutaw House ard 'iilm n House
Twl Throug Trains ally E ON Baltimore I,
New York leaving Baltimore al 50, .. m and 81
.. m. t. oonbec. with these trains, passenger
from Washingt NUT lesvs in the O. m. and ! p
q. trains
~ Al communications In regard to the Excur
sio. must be sddn ed 10 JOSIAH PERSIAN, Nationa
Hn,sl Washington. o l. his headquarters II,
will Hi.., b ,,prsen Cd by hiA agents. at Barnum'
H. tel Baltimore t.ov.joy Hotel. New York, ant
the Ad ms Hou g. B ston, his headquarterA in thos
ciliss jsu Live
The national Republican., 1862-01-01

NTANTS D-A Comfortably-furnis Is he'd
w. Room, In acen raj location Addrrs," Uriol,"
al this ihoe, dec 8 --3tt
NJOW Is THE lin i to get your Winter Clothing
~ ut low prices, al 48O Seventh street.
doc i2-lm
DalyATE.-Certainc cure for the GONOR-
L RhEA and GLEEr. Of no matter how long
standing And, IL reference can be given, no money
will be asked until cured, o 'ly for the medicine
Direct note TO DR. I CLIFFORD,
dec 39-2t* Washington Post Office.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
vNHE GOMEZ SUBMARINE
l. ELk4CIRIC FUSE J RAJ y.
FOk rhE
A7"~ and NAVY

l. ELk4CIRIC FUSE ! RA y.
ARMY a1ad NAVY.
Ana a'Eo
For Land and Submarine Blasting,
orders Will be rceiNed Al
dec St--lw4 8 = ID St:eei north.
Urls I[RINGI.i% = COME.
Just receiving the .,r,est soc~ OF
FANCY GOODS
In W shingtbn.
Writing Desks, DR., s ing Cases FortfolIo' Dirc
lion and A phabg, nleck-, 'iares, HNoto
arh Glbuin., Gitt asa Mis- 81
laTtous BloKs, IN great
aielies, at wax
Call and zee, ut SrEPNERDS
Hvadq 4nrters
dec u Corner ev nth an - -.'csIH
nUAWTERMAATrE
~ ;s%S RAL'r OFFICE,
WAsuINsroS "IrY DEC Mbsr p, lSui.
The Secretary OF Var dir l. that no more hUrsts
be bought until all nov oelOusing to The GIvvrr
mept are In active service
The attention of all quartermaii eis OF the ItgG5r
and volunteer army !. esltd to the ubCye order
from the Secretary oi War.
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QuRTttrna,tCr eTrra
dec 2I-eodlOt i'Ci'e -"le.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
Ths hlleShanians,

We dropped in ut Odd Fellows Hall last even.
ing TO be, among others, u listener to the ex.
quisite notes nf4the beautiful child Of song,
Miss Carrie Hifert, and we were not only
gratifed but truly astOnished ut the SURPRISING
sweetness OF her voice, over which she has 4
wonderful CONTROL Queenlke IN her appear.
the audience than perfect storm Of applause
burst forts, but ut the sound nf the first note
deep stiffness pervaded tho immense throng
whioh WAS only broken whom those present
could not longer refrain from giving express
sion to the feelings Of delight they experienced
In listening to her. We urge 1t upon those
members OF our community who can appre'
oiate music Of the highest order OF talent to
Bouisrd. Mr.. Boulard, Mr. galloway and Mr.
Sedgwiok, forming, altogether, an array I"
musical talent seldom offered to the citizens O
the Federal Metropolis. Their stay here viii
be short, and we are certain that no one who
hears them will regret II. They give matinee
this afternoon, commencing at two O'Clock.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
URIMINAl, COURT. I
raH PRISONER rousD aulsSY or xAssl.aouhrEK

Trial OF Richard kvans for the Gurdsr
of John r. Hosvatd, Ia May last.
The national Republican., 1862-01-01
It IL Not Credited.

LouisUiie, Dec 3l.-The northern banks OF
Kentucky suspended specie payment to-day.
Exciting rumors Of n general engagement in
Southern Kentucky prevailed sll day; but they
arc generally discred;ted; no notice thereof
being received At headquarters.