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The New York herald., 1862-10-12
oar Potomac Correspondence.
ON IuN PoroNAr.

orrosrTs SsEraFsn.ro~S, oct. :, lS'2.
Recon,oisc.cc--Hii Pr,o1e.s 70 Return oia lbc'-cs
uo,sce--Sku,Le,S and StrGaq'2S-Dcafhs ~ he Hops.
tais, DC
In the moving away u Of the divisions have
duty 10 PERFORM on this corps present devcyes keep
Ing guard along the entire Potomac IA This vicinity The
men periorm the extra duty, however.
plalniugly
brigade went across the river tod., nnd absent
se, ra hours, rconnuDering the enemf territory rbnui
~hepherdsto~n They mct with 10 hindrsncc % their
ol,Servations.
Todey nm order was ISSUED conIriiinr all robc prison.
ers released parole 20 nome via Fortress Monroe
this order to thus released in
future passing throngh iion lines which they have
been allowed do heretofore An order i also being pnt
the river, uuess they FIRST take the oah OF ale
glance show satisfactorily tina, their homes cthor
IN this State that they intend to make b their resi-
dcnce In futu re.
5iragglers aud sKMkcrs are NOW beng pnt through q
rigid course of sprouts Inis eLlss ol practicaus OF
peace and anti lighting principles have been having good
TIME long enough avoiding the battle eld aud pcUulang
the community. Cavalry squads hunting them
and tho pnnt OF tho escort them ncadquar
fcrs where thers Is now nearly regiment OF them IL
thought. that seyefcr punishment will be meted
them than ordering them back 10 their regiments.
Tha following, who were wounded The late fights
have died in the hospitals here since my last report
Sergeant W. ~ Raymond, Co. !, Berdan Sharpshooters
Sergeant W. o. Mclean. Co ID, Bcrdan Sharpsbooters.
simon Buck, co. +, 4th Michigan.
Henry Logan. Co. A. Berdan sharpsbootcrs
WIN Fisher 60. Y, Bcrdan Sharpshooters
a n Anstin Co. ID, Berdan Sharpshootere
peter Meyer 60. A, Berdan Sharpshootcrs.
Frederick Diitert, Co A, Berdan Sharpshootcrs.
n w Gordon, TO. y, Berdan Sharpshooters
ri n Mead Co. y. .Berdan Sharpshoocrs
y A Paldwin Co X, Iferdan fharpehooters
Most Of the remaining wounded stil n hospitals VI
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recruiting officers, who authorized 70 en-
list, with their consent, the requisite nnmber
Of efficient volunteers 20 l the ranks or their command
TO the legal standard The enlistments viii In
the usual mode for three years. for the remaining
portion Of tho period OF threee which the volunteer
mas yet to serve If he 80 prefers Tho recruiting ON
GERS will furnish to the remaining ooers Of companies V
which volunteers whom they enlist bsloDg lists OF
such volunteers, exhibiting tho date Of enlistment
Of each in tho regulur service. Al tho
mon upon such lists will be reported as bonorably dis
charged the day previous TO tho their eniisment
on tho first subsequent muster roll OF their company Az
ndueeuant TO volunteers TO In tho regular army
it will be remembered that promotion 70 commissions
therein s open by law 70 its msritorous and dstin-
gushed commissioned officers and that many have
already been promoted.
EXCHANGE or PRISONERS or WAR.
Adutant General Thomas intends proceeding TO James
river carly NEXT week. ia order TO make further arrange
mon,s FOR the exchange Of prisoners Ho has already
delivered at yicksbnrg hfteen thousard two hundred
aud sixty prisoners, Of waom twelve hundred and
nineteen officers An the Onion prisoners
taken by the rebels previous the surrender Of Harpers
Ferry Will be exchanged sithou. delay.
The rebel authorities refuse 10 make exchanges OF tho
Union men whom they hold IN arrest who have been
taken in the which they claim belonging 20 tho
souhern confcdcracy including the States Of Virginia
Tennessee They have agreed TO make exchanges Of those
belonging 10 Maryland, kentucky and Missouri
ooUNTEPFEITING
now when all the channels OF trade arc 10 be- su.
Piled with hundreds Of millions Of the paper OF tho gov
ernment possible precaution should be taken 10 pre-
vent counterfetng'
TEMPORARY AID FOR THE ARMY sURaEoHs
Tho surgeon General has raaie arrangements whereby
the services Of the distinguished surgeons " the
country will be made available temporarily should there
be another grand battle in this quarter As things have
been, many good soldier has ost limb life through
apu.atons by unskilfn persons, who have rushed to
the battle field for the purpose mainly Of experimenting
in the capacity OF surgeons.
CONDITION OF COLONEL RICE OF THE FoRTY-FOURrU
NEW YOEK.
Col Rice, of the Forty fourth New York regiment who
has been Tor weeks lying here almost point OF
death with camp fever, s rapidly recovering and will
soon be able TO return To duty.
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our Freacrfcx correspondence.

TesDEmcT, Nd, Oct. p 1862.
T.e Scr>ab Name 70 D. Recraii.d ~ 10 ~ Maximum
Stdnao, - VhS fo,eias NJ me Regae,- Co.spliR.si-
fo,g cro,r fyo,a Meridian, DC.
The Seventh Maine regiment, which originally re-
crutcd ~ and Portland Me-, passed through our
streets ths forenoon from the front, on is way to its
one, % be its nll standard and again
forward into The ded. This, perhaps is the first rsg-
ment which has been sent home dance with the
Suggestion Of Governor Curtin.
!. touching sight hook this INITIATED reg-
ment ~ It marched along Of our main streets. It's
strength hundred men and a few line officers
Strange 10 say, ~ colonel along, Ioosag unnjured.
The colors nf ;bc regiment consisting state and
national hag still ios,sd the remains Il this gallant
rogineut.
me msrch a. this remnant Of tic I,0sD stsworth
herccf WIN marched from Maine year sgo WAS sadly
sugecsiiye w. ose guaciua.ated with the
resulting from the
Mortal brunj ol rival swords
of he iatIhle reality o. the contest raging orr
uis traclrd lands
Army of the rotssnsc this regimcat received 4 Mighty
lsu,mtory iettcg from General George y sc c!an TO
Gavr nor J. ", Washburn. Of Maine.
Hf PiukneN. surgeon oi tbs Ninth New York state
Mt wno.e vigilance in his sponsi bic position hsve
hercr tore hsd csnse 20 noice m Term.
81 regret to saw, an invalid himself the present time
al The house o! ir schlcy where he is receiving every
attention. He ~ doing weii.
IL" wounds 81 onr snluers tue various hospitals in
and around Frederick rapidly healing while the sick
nyacscng.
IN city this si2e whore many hospitals are the
waking along - independent q ycrc artificial
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NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
Attempted Raid ora Clay County, Mo-,
by General Jim Lanes Negro Troops
Fight with Greriiias. Sc.

KANSAS CffY, Mo, Oct 9 1862
Last nigh, . iolacnent of Gen Jim Lancs negro bri-
gadc attempted 90 tho river from Wyandot, Kan
sas-i Is thought make rad upou the citizens Of clay
county assouri--vhen they the Missouri
barh by company Missouri state militia and driven
back several shots we're ircd; but little damage
done 10 either party.
About three r ~ yesterday skirmish cnsued between
company of eighty os tho Fifth Missouri cavalry,
under Captain MID and guerrilla band Of hundred
aud ogiy men under Qusu,rsll Chlds near sibley
Landing, resulting in the defeat OF the guerias.
our loss Is killed aud dangerously wounded.
The rebel loss is unknown.
We captured the rebel Colonel Chds who is seriously
wounded.
Captain David Is stan IN pursuit OF the gueriIas
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Marine Disasters.
BURNING or THE sHir ciscfSSaTUs sRioANTfNn
aAzgtLE pTsMAsrED.

BURNING or THE SNIP CiSCfNSATUS BiioANiNh
aAzgLLE DIsMAsrED
HALIFAX, N. s., Oct. III, 1862.
Tho sh, t,pcianaus was destroyed by re on the sth
ss sontember in latitude 20, longitude 70. Tho
were saved and part OF them landed At Antigua.
The brigantine GazsiIs had put into barbados dis
masted.
xrnSrso or THE SCHOONER ELIZABETH KLEoSoRA.
wAsHrSoroS, Oct n, 1862.
Tho schooner which reported destroyed by dre
ssaay night last believed 20 have been the Elizabeth
t1eouora Captain r. Dana, Of New York She asst
class vessel and had large cargo Of hay and oats on
board which belonged 70 private parties The vessel was
wing ucm the Virginia shore, between Matthias and Bls&
Pelns
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General rr,Clei,nr a. pni,,a,,nn,,.

tfruh me lhi adel phia larser, OCT. III.
MAJOR General Mcclellan arrived ~ tiis city ON
Thursday night, IL company with hi lathe. IN law
C,ncrai Msrcy having. il sad. come here on
nfgrnt private business. lie met Mte. Mcclellan IN
this city, she having come 10 him, hrug.
ing her infant daughter with her. The General ,it
iol bis headquarters, the potomsc yesterday mo-
Al the depot, Broad and Washington streets he was
recognized, and M few minutes crowd had gathe,ed
anxious to soc hin When he had taken lis scat ia the
car cneef after cheer was given. Upon leaving his
Brothers honse short time previously he noticed
by The workinen ol neiKhb1ring establishment aad
heartily cheefed The General was plainly dressed and
the only thinC 70 marx him as military his
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Arrival OF the ccw York One uundred
and irty-fifth Regiment.

The above regiment, which is TO be attached to General
Ccrcorans commend arrived in this city from Bunao
eleven O'Clock last night. and quartered 10 the
Park Barracks They will proceed to Camp Scott,
staten Island, this morning. where they viii join thu
res, Of the command On their arrival at the barracks
Gcperal torcoran dbllely reracd thitcr 10 order
10 sec after The interests o the On the soldiers "
the regiment becoming acquainted with the TACT that
their General among ihetu they burst out into the
mos, 9irerous cheers. General Corcoran made shors
and irioc address TO tho men The regiment numbsrs
over six hundred men, and under command of colonc
Mcalahon.
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The Reports from Ercdcrfck--The Posi-
tion or tEc Rebel Forces-Import.ni
Movements on Foot.

FNYnFRifK Nd., U't. IT lSfn.
Advices from the trent represent everything qui.
4 gentleman who left Richmond Monday, and who
came Slauntcn SraSburg and Winchester, reports
that Of the cnemy's forces are moving towards
richmond, but that quite number Of troops supposed
in bc canscrips, moving this way Most a The
enemy forces, he states st in the nsishbcrood
Winchester
Great numbers OF people daily coming the
river 10 AVOID the rebel eonscrptipn.
some disposition OF portions Of orr forces have recently
been made which be mentioned st present but
which wall probably he heard from in results
able TO the ruicn cause.
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Military Review I'm 50. Louis.


Business or ail kinds entirely suspended AT ten
O'Clock this morning. FOR the purpose giving oppor
,unIty 10 the entire enrolled militia Of The ST. Louis dis
rici 70 turn out for reviea and inspection over fifteen
thousand soldiers line, and mado tine appear
ancc They reviewed by Governor Gamble, Major
General Curtis Br.adier General Davidson, Brgadicr
General Gray and large concourse OF citizeus.
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WssmSoroS, oct. II, 1862.

The following despatch, detailing The dongs Of the
from Harrisburg, by Colonel puesson, State Agent Of
Pennsylvapia-
The rebels with three thousand cavalry and battery
Of artillery under command Of GcnoraiJ f. +. stuart
and General wade Hampton, crossed the Potomac
clear spring early yesterday morning, and occupied
Nc cersburg about Noon aud demanded ihe surrender
81 Cha,Scrsburg eight ocloek r. 4. There being
no means Of defence committee Of citizens Of Cham
bcrsburg, headed by Cooac, Mcclure and Judge kmmei,
me, lhc rarcl comm ,nder two miles Of the town. and
property we're not be n;eiered with, public property
20 be used destroyed.
This morning the rebels se, IRE to tho government store
houses the machine shops aud depot q the Cumberland
Valley Railroad Company aud also 70 tho rolling stock
and railroad bridge ave miles Of Cbambersbur:.
Part Of the force left nine O'Clock this
morning, in the direction OF Gettysburg. They took
several carloads Of government clothing at chmbsrs
burg which transferred promptly 70 tho Of
their soldiers, in exchange for old uniforms.
i've hundred horses, ten o. which taken from
Col NcClures farm They would no doub, appropriate
large number before leaving the state.
II was bold and thus FAR successful raid. 1t is
hoped and believed military commanders vii, capture
the forces, with all their booty.
The Cumberland valley Rairs,d bs in running
order in three days uuess the damage s mach greater
than sorrosed.
Organizes forces bcns concentrated in The Gambler
land Valley 10 prcvca future nroads by the enemy
rBu.pnruls, Oct III, 1861
A despatch from Governor Curtin 20 Mayor Henry
states that troops arc nccdei IRON this point. The
rebels slready reported as falling back
cnAxsxRsSune, oct. ii--lI;soP ?. N.
AZ this hour all Is quiet here.
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il heard in al the departments connected with
the army: bit il 20 be only caryn; ou the tetas
&c programme carefully matursd Immediately after Tho
battle of Ariietam.
lie raid - the rehes into Pcnnsyivan !. regarded hy
our military or desperate series of resorts 70 ctsor
The retrea, II .ir army towards Richmond Wle
thor they sct hcc to Gordonsvlc than the
Union under General Iiaceks srntecy remains
to lie seen Il j certain however that the laicr viii
not initiate the policy by which s,"newaii jackson, with
! small Tor G. managed 70 engage the attention Of RInss
Mcdowell shields and rscmouts armies
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thought viii A. to- the general health u this
corps. nr. Moore Medical brcror the cogps Informs
me that u i day improving. II he regiments the
greatest ,nnpt H sicsacs presasr rs might be cyiect
I'd. from their not having gct tally broken mo CAM
pan lie and habits but here the pcf cnuage Is bit
slightly liam might ho looked fr ~ The
boz oi civil lie
u II rumored tn this corps is 10 rgnar here, while
nl the other will 90 'marching unn - meet the
my. gyc tls simply the prevailing rumor, Al
thIMgh u b not nllkaiN haye no omna9 Ion IN trnlh
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Arrivals and Departures.

81 THosts-Bart Tcresa--amrs II Dixon, Mss Hunter
Mernson, Guild nurse and Miss Morrison; Joseph Le,
servant John q Raven Mrs corrca and two child n,
Mrs Kieruif, Potts Hugh puinn, q DE Castro Mary
Clendening for NsIseaipo--cagics svpehek
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The Angio-sason oat>,ard Bo.nd.

NUNtNfALi VCT INbZ'
The steamship Anglo Saxon sailed IRON Quebec lor
Liverpool at hapast eleven O'Clock this morning She
takes ont twsntyonc cabin and eighty sccrage passcn
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special Harrisburg despatch TO the Builctin says
formation received in official quarters states that the
rebels still in ChaWbcrsburg at seven O'Clock this
morning. They showed disposition 10 move towards
Get;ysbGrg
1hambersburg surrendered, resistance would have
been useless. No violence offered to the people.
wowere pushing forward troops during the night, and
are sending them stil as fast Ne possible.
We have nothing Of be:N Chainbsrshurs aud
Hincocs
special dcsratch from Harrisburg TO the Philadelphia
Eaq,,er says hst the rebels have destroyed the rail-
road bridge Scotland five miles east o. chambersburg
and seized about hundred horses which they intend
70 carry off.
No violence was inflicted the inhabitants ~ Cham
hersburg.
Thc railroad depo, at chambersbnrg, with It's valuable
contents was destroyed. and considerable portion Of
she track torn up.
Mnjor General Wool, in company with several Of his
stan arrived here this morning in special train from
Bals more on business with Governor Cartn.
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Reported sudden Move or the Army or
the Potomac = Important Events as
Hand.

The city has been nlsd with rumors day or sudden
novemcst on the part OF General Mccellans army This
activity attributed TO the recent raid Of the rebel cava
ry upon the Pennsylvania border but there no sub
stantia evidence that the plans formed by General
Mcclellan have been materially charged by anything that
has occurred.
The busy note of preparation for Gnal and decisive
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Union Troops Fastening to tn
Scene Of Action.
Rally Of the Pennsylvania
YeOmanry.
CAPTURE OF ONE OF sTUART's TROOPERS
GEN. WOOL IN COMMAND IN PENNSYLVANIA,
Reports Of Hurried Return OF
the Rebels to Virginia,
&e., Ae.s as

WASHINGTON, Oct. ll-l2:40 2. NJ.
A message from Williamsport, sent yesterday
afternoon, and received this morning, says that
the rebels are reported crossing at Dam NO. 0.
Our troops are all under arms.
General Kenly is in command.
No details received.
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CAnLIsl.a, Oct. lip. N

CAsLIss, Oct lip N.
From the most reliable sources learn thar the cavalry
under command Of STUART reached chascrsburg about
sn O'Clock Friday evening They crossed The Potomac
below Hancock, ssms fgriy mss on, Pr0cecdirg BY the
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way Of Nercefsburg and CampbsIsstowD TO Chamoers-
burg.
About elsh. hundred entered tho town, tho 'esidoe
remaining mile outside. portion Of the latter divided
part going toward 0veencaste, taking with them
their artillery the other remaining camp near by oil
night
person directly from wilamsport to-day, says that
We lost sixty in the action which occurred near nan
cock when rebels crossed the river Coxs brigade,
par, Of It, were the force engaged, as they were
ordered IN that direction several days age.
During The night and in morning they hcped them
selves to boots shoes and ccthng which they said they
much needed warehouse stores, giving, in some
instances, Confederate notes in payment.
This morning eight O'Clock they set hre 70 all the
buildings OF the Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
which we're utterly consumed with four second class en-
asthe other engines Of the Company having been
run Off for safety.
Two warehouses containing military stores belonging
10 the State and placed there the occasions OF toe io
mer rebel raid, were also consumed
Tho burning Of these buildings which contained Shells
had been heard Chanbersburg.
The conhsgraon being completed, the three soocs OF
cavalry reunited took the read south towards Getys
burg, apparently their way TO strike the Potomac
about Frederick The heard from them was at Get
tysburg twenty five miles from Champersburg, at five
O'Clock this afternoon
They exchanged their own horses and military accom-
trements for better ones wherever they could be found
General Wool is now here and troops being order
ed 10 this pont with the idea that the rebels will return
hero, which is very unlikely.
The loss OF the Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
loss il not over 81 Oo0 II the Of supplies
for the troops
The rebels viii probably repeat in Gettysburg tonight
their proceedings in Chambcrsburg
The report Of The burning OF the Cumberland Valley
bridge at Crsswells, has foundation. There will be
NO interruption 70 running Of the road believed
that no injury done the between Harris
burg and Hagers,own oil or which belonged to tho CO
berlapd Valley company
There is no fear OF the rebels this way No
violence TO persons was offered.
SEVEN o'CLocK-p. NJ.
The rebels have taken the Gettysburg road heavy
force OF cavalry artillery have arrived from Hagers
town TO intercept them They may return and hopes
cherished that they VIII be captured.
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NEWS FROM ECLELLAFS ARMY.

AZ this hour all is quiet here
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cnAxsxRsSune, oct ii--lIso 2. NJ
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cAMIs's, Pa, Oct II. ist2.
Passenger trains on tho Cumberland Valley Railroat
com Harrisburg have been stopped hese.
Much excitement prevails.
IN the rolling stock OF the railroad except four loco
motives has been brought hare
The Anderson cavalry, that has lately been cncamped
seay ths place and column Of regular cavalry, hav,
gone up towards chambersoarg, under command Of Cap
ssIp d. II Hastings
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-01-22
The Naval Depot.

We observe by the proceedings Of the
Michigan Legislature that joint resolu-
ton has passed that body, asking Con-
gress to locate the United States Naval
Depot at Grand Haven, at the mouth of
Grand River, and nearly opposite this
city, on the eastern shore Of Lake Michi-
gan. We remember some years ago, a
very favorable report was made by Unit
ed States Typographical officer, recon-
mending the same point for that purpose.
Its situation away from the Canadian
frontier, and midway between the regions
of secession and British territory, the large
and capacious natural harbor, the depth
Of water over the bar at all stages of the
lake, the immense forests of pine and oak
that surround it, its proximity TO the iron
aud copper of Lake Superior, and its con-
nection by railway with Detroit and the
Wes.-all seem to furnish the strongest
Inducements for its location at that point.
In fact thero is no other point on the
great lakes, where it would seem that
there are combined so many interests
requisite to the safety, security and sue
cess Of a Naval Depot. Of course our
first choice would be decidedly for Chica-
90. though our harbor here offers rather
poor Inducements for naval squadron to
enter in heavy weather; but so far as all
the requisites are concerned, we must can
didly admit that Grand Haven seems to
be the place for such Naval Depot. At
all events if Illinois cannot secure it, then
our second choice would be the spacious
harbor and land-locked bay at the mouth
of Grand River, in Michigan. Of course
such an establishment must be inacces-
sible either TO English cannon or secession
incendiaries, and there it would be safe.
Chicago Journal.
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no. The following is an extract from lett

no. The following is an extract from letter
written by the Rev. j. s. Holme, pastor Of the
Pierrepoint Street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N.
Y, to the journal and Messenger" Cincinnati
o., and speaks volumes In favor Of that world
renowned medicine, Mrs. WNsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP for Children Teething;
owe sec an advertisement in your columns of
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Now we new
or said word in favor of patent medicine be-
fore in our life, but we feel compelled TO say to
your readers that this is no humbug-pe haze
tried u, aud knop IL to be all claims. 1t Is prob
ably one Of the most successful medicines Of the
day, because IL is one Of the best. And those of
your readers who have babies can't do better
than TO lay in a supply" [n102 1y
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A WORD OF CHEER TO FARMERS
Should Grand Haven be selected by the
Navy Department as the most suitable
place for the establishment of the Naval
Depot and ock-Yard, which we hope to
be the case, our village will become one Of
the best markets for all agricultural pro-
ducts in the Grand River Valley, and a
permanent market too. The surplus Of
your farms, gardens, orchards, diaries,
stock, &c, &C., will meet with ready ex-
change for good, sound, reliable currency,
and at highly remunerative prices.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-01-22

y The propellers Niagara and
Quincy, from Milwaukee, arrived here this
morning. They will go out again tonight.
The Ogdens6nrg left last night. These
staunch propellers are performing remark
ably regular trips for the season. No
difficulty as yet has obstructed their oper-
atoms.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1862-01-22

The RECOGNITION OF HAYTr.-We
find the following in the telegraphic re-
ports from Washington, Jan'y l4th:
"The Senate Committee on Foreign
Affairs will soon report bill for the rec
ognition of Hayti and Liberia. The bill
makes provision for the appointment of a
charge to both of these countries, to be
empowered to act as Commissioners Of
Emigration"
We are very we'll satisfied to append
this significant item to our article on this
subject in last weeks paper. P.
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IS- All, especially young men, should read
the advertisement of the new National Dis
pensary," at Cincinnati, in another column.
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