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LIZ *IGGE
or ;i-tHE% At AUCTION.
ssNi!E concrrn Of P.r Moor. 4 Co. hsvtny IeterrlneJ
4 u c!.se t!.eiE bushes. Tor the present. ln CONSEQUENCE
- ihrir s-rinr partner, co,oae! Moore. being in the arry
.1j uGati- ;u give lis personal attention 20 tie busices..
~ wiz ell II AUCTION, ~ Catalogue, st ,h-.r -;sse, Ne.
~ Main street, GA
TICH:n!T. TIE 27Tn OF FgB2CARY,
coniu:e.cTG. a: Ia O'Clock, TIE eu.!5. talsnc- Of ,h.ir
SOCK o. hand, uh:ca /: ia..r And desirable, Aad The whole
Of w!s!c1 VII be Closed Without Him.; or reserse. TIE sloci
consists Ia pat q!
vocEr. Ca,!-:y. dt.it ae!e styles and uIaksi.
Table Cutlery. 4 cccA! variety;
W ate l iiGtchcr's aud wostenhoim's RalGr.
Scissors anu Shears, various qualities;
Tea AID Tablespoons, variors qualities;
Hand, lemon and Mill raws;
Bench sid Moulding Planes, a full assortment:
!iracs and bitS sssorL.d from IL 10 IS Stu;
Shoe, Tack ard Hand Hammers;
sc!i,hed and Plated Bride Bits and Stirrupi,
Brides, ht!i,e Filings aud Blind Brides:
boot .ud Girta Webbing;
Mood ScIrws, assorted from 4 Inch to SL .nch
Bsoad amt narrow Butt Hinges, last AID loose io!aa
Plate, Hook snd Eye Hinges
Locks, pE:'c him, Pad aud Moriicr, ls.es assortment,
FLEE, Siii, Fiat and Hall. round bastsra
Taper !ioT.c Rasps, large assortment;
Irsss Cand!rsticSs. Tat ard tall,
.Gacc ii.!;rr PuaIp and Ok ChaIns
:iGlIGT Ware and Manure Forks;
Ln1.- M'liS, Sitcrs, scythts AMI SEaihe..
Ei,:er s,-e. and Wagon aales;
Finishing sails; Shoe Saib sud TaSks;
Hose ant >Hce brushes; MascE's B.LcAicr, &c, -.
C-;aiOGuc' Will be prepared and Tie eeods re<ly tx
examination Two day: before the safe.
IT TEAM. SAsa.
Fro l"-:t KENT, PAINE . CO.. AagiL
Pu~STpOSEMEST.
lir'ngu lsiic 20 prepare the stock ior ,Air on Thundsy.
III uDuyc sale l.. postponed % II EsDAf the FUCRCE OF
MARCH, GirG 4 Will certainly take rlsee.
KENT, PAINE j CO., AucGa2ccfs.
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RICHMOND VARIETIES.

VHlS t7sloafl EVENING. Feb. os:h, 1852, Filth 6p-
L peasAccs Of bliss ELLA WIEN. Iii, be p~resealod
;'*;Shi. BY particular request, the ccledyof
THE HUNCHBACE.
=" seai....-- Miss MARY PAkTfNGTGN.
To conclude With the ~iaughsble farce e.
TIE DEAD SHOT.
II Sc. PIog.anne.
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Ton, the Blind Negro Boy Pianist, will give
an e1tertainment this evening, az the African
Church, and . Matinee SATURDAY, nj y O'clock, these
being his Last in the city, on which occasion The
hocne will, doubtless, be filed TO OVERCOMING.
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HOGS. GRIEVANCE GE,t'T % 3,

uuDs. ORDNANCE GE,'i OE Va!
R:cpsssD, jnuusry y, lsh4
i tb-r. ars -s, Is large czEbrr OF FLINT LCCE MCS
4 SLrs r:,.E5s:s. over IT,. stste, those bav.aS tseE,
IA large 0. s1.si uazbeTs, are sgs!a urgently requested 70
lend seen IN, 70 ny ADDRESS, tha' they may be altered
EJl axe The Geld next spring. Each musfet Is o! ErS.i
7sJha. M no.e csr &c Dough. o. nsd. Il the s.ats.
CHARLES BIMA0CK
IA, gn-ts Col OF Ordnance ot Va
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CDNES,
8USIOES,
NAILS,

va X ., &c,
GROWING INTO TIE HESH
~ aad disorder Of the feet, Grad. @SS1@
'sas-i sihoai pain or
:iesct, ~ Sat !he patient is eaa. Ss&S9
zee 70 walk Immediately with pericct case ana comfort, b.
u: saCLlZ, Surgeon Ch.ropedIst.
- gee welsteeet Hotel, Wall st.eet-
GE 0aee scpfs from 3 A.. II. 10 5 Psi.
msra.e, o. The feet are sources Of great distE aes ~ 40
'-s! p1.SVa :! lie human family SOME Of them are
sasas': 'ae 1osI painful, hence lie who contributes In the
'"salz" drI-se 70 eiucida:e thei- nature and treatment
!:'e:'s5 ;e Cordial ;hanks Of The profession and the pae-
&c. -iUf. Gall.
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rs nsae 81 Col. Z =. Pryor Vas omitted
IA the list Of members o! !ae Military Commi:
ice oi the House Q: Representatives, published
:ew days ago, TIE proceedings o! Congress
eE.li Inc evidence th;:! Mr.. Pryor is not only
OF the couCIir;ee, hu: c raost active snd'valu-
aola u;nbs-,
!!wli b. Eeer chat the President. ny au'
;cvritg ii Congress, hss placed tie cities Of
No5:3lk. Portsmouth ard the surrounding
lcaat-y under martial iau-as n ncaos O.
more ctic,sliy conducting the public defence
il that quarter.
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ruk ssLE ~ pCALIC
| tE,U L:FDkCE TIE payment. Of ceria!s toGds due TOE.
1G., Ll,rs Of Del. ~E:r, TO X. K.Garret!, and secUr>dby
..-I iclr record ed Ia ,he Clerks oG!ce VI york c0usty, 1
,h.!L Ia seco-daac- VIZ, the pEovis!t rs Of said de-. pte'
coed 10 sell, OF the !sf DAY Of MAY, ls6., thai 'se"o'1
Tr.c,. .. Land kaC va - GARL-ghSEE Lac !nl- fr''ashcc
~ Il. X. Garrett. g., J.h-
] T.;. ..,.r- IS located en- TornIey's Creek, n slIh.
n, Tor. ;.i;t., aboc; three miles trIcS Yorktown, an. Goo-
I'm. ,;,on; k.tG At HUNDRED ACES oi Land; tae'hsD
! rIrarrd .nL the balance Ia timber. Ne. "s'e'eN Ano
.touna!ag "a i:2rl. IT bias o: !; a NJ" aho spHe'eo
Lp..uny housa, Win aii nect-..:y "ctf'-'s', =
! par: .nL .hau: ak ,hous..t rr-cn'ters, Nh'ea ~ Dc
- r.l o..,;a, r,!s rpr.g. Ta- lille 70 ta.s prop'1ty u
uuqYr.Lqaabi=, bat s-!.Iv - !;ls's- Az. e"u'eS '.';
suci, title ~ l. Tr.,rd IN &c:
About ,l..e ,hou-.a4 dollar" ~ BE Required in c-fs,
| AMI reasonar,. ..a- s'saH 10 pa! ih= residue haJ t1.'her
rtorn,.t,n r..,:rrd To- ..y ptfscc "i'bipg Il lcf1iin:s,
L., nbt.Ic +, h.: Ii 2iy.n2 - D.. z" II. G-.:::l =. "h-
E.Ss.Ir- L.: -. Yorktown.
KARLSRUHE STAFFORD e. CcCEE.
T-C.t~-,
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xErEiyz.n-S SALE o. GtANG.
~Nn decree o. tie District Sog.I 81 IL. uot:edsfh'c
s:.:-s OF Aln-r.ca igr the Eak'rrc District 9. N!i=iLls,
, yl sci: &c Mu%D..I, The 10TH DAY OF HAhCG.
'sSa ., u O'Clock, H.. Ct the coal yard AID .>nrsf coUe
OF ::=.s.r.. ). P. Eawes Z Coz. ~ the s2c:a s:cr cf the
uock, abou. Z2o ;o:s 9; Gunn1.
T.a.s.-Cgih, In uaatc5.e tuaJ'.
J.s. /. =. YLoa J. SOS, iccts. Fec- id
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.f NHST, PAINE & CO., Aucts.

TAEG'EESSEs. QUILTS, COMFORTS,
sEEEts, AZ, AT AUCTION.
commencing a, Il o'clock, We will sell, w:Lhou, re-,
serve, for cash, the entire STOCK OF a large hotxl closinx
business. consisting Ia part Of:
t3 superior Hair Msttresses,
80 Quilts, Couuterpalues and Comforts,
in CCt:oa Sheets,
SAh PllloS Cases.
30 liGcn Table Cloths, &C., &c., -
~ Ex;-a Bed Blankets.
Tie whole are in excellent: order, In Wing been bot IXlu
ns=i. rLi present An excellent opportunity 70 hotel Eeep.
"s sht e;he.s 20 Shtd!r SUP: N.s c. those very carcs .nt
desirable ARTICLES. KENT, PAINE d CO..
ftb. --'d Ag::Ionre:t.
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WANTET,-oGo E0yELs.
r w. RANDOLPH viii give : good price ior an caen,
y tty q. second lard Sovels-.a paper q bound. ga
Magazin.s bought q: a low picc. sep'"'
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METKOPOEETAE Fla z.
D EIDTELL. ....-..... LESSEE.
Also r~!22rs:os Of lie Academy Of Mu5i>, Ee~ o~ricsss.)
TaiEp wTEE OF
HARRY MCCARTHY,
Ia scsc: s!eiged :sTsr!te q The South aud sutaor o,
L The Bsn-io Blue Flag,
ctSss aud Bars,
aiissouTi,
scott Taking the Oath,
Ana OLE: st2ulaE Sa:!o1Ct EGGS, assisted b.
Hiss L0TTiE ESTELLE,
znI sra 81: pe:sonat.oa Coccerts As aoo:e. Ghaoge OF
PsegTsua. every night
GRAD ha;iree on Wednesday and Saturday at 1o 81.
for he accommodation OF ladies and children.
% Tickets 80 cents; Children and Servsnts half price.
ae,erTtd Sea.s Is. LEE MALLORY,
Fse 2t-dti Acting n anaser.
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IMPORTANT TO THOSE DESIRING SUBSTITUTES
The speculation il substitutes to- The army is likely,
thank fortune, to be brcugh; TO q summary e!d. Nr.
George W. Gillian, q respectable citizen, whose an
nouncement will be found in snothe: column, patri-
oically offers to aid oil who may apply to him tof that
purpose, in procuring substitutes, without charge to
either party. The full bonus paid for substitutes
will he hplded over to the latter, md both parties
be thus freed from the fraudulent practices Of cIlor-
TONERS and spectators.
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AnNSEMEEI'S.
TOM! TCM! TON

TON! TOM! TOM!
The BLIND NEGRO BOY PIANIST
TEE GREATEST MARVEL on EARTH.
THE WONDER OF THE WORLD
WILL give Sc snser,aiumen: THIS, FRIDAY EVE
W Nina, a.
THE AFRICAN CHURCH!
Aso,
"a MATINEE
VIII D. sseo on
SATURDAY, AT TWELvE o'cL0cTi
So Positively lis last ID tie city.
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TIE ROANOKE ISLAND EfGET.

TIE y IILdNU FIHdI.
: ae:tee from Roanko Island to the Balti-
moro "!Alerican," gives lie following adii.
tiongl particulars abcat tho fight at RosIoke
Island:
The oiiicia: lis. Of ihe prisoners now foots
lip as follows
Surrendered 70 General Foster 1898
Surrendered 10 Generals Reno and Parke $50
Pf;soaers captured by tho Navy 9
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .%,fI:t.E,

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 'IfEE.E.
il. i +. Z. L., klCaxv.p
PIN. i;.a, i-i2
F5No MERCHANTS AND 3rEnRa-Nos;c II h'Ten!
Owen that The EichGVnd aEi Petersburg haIiroa!
Company will not 10 5sarors.b.e fcs ;Ae rates Of caa:s"-.
delays, O. DAMAGES 10 TIROCGN GOODS Or FREIGHT
upou other roads running in connection With II, bat viii
continue 10 Collect cha r rts M sach goods or freight :s icte'
;5i,rs. {. II. GILL,
Feb. l9-1r General SucS r!nt.f Llrnt.
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NJ. kLSRI {

NJ. kC:sRI K CG.,
SSASCsACrCkSRG w
w PEaCUS:lCH MATCHES,
r6ss,a OF sGsNsE AMI EU#ABD sTstET5.
] Nsxhriii., TrDn.,
Ac- ncw Tally prepared 10 manufacture Il
sCPECIOR MATCH,
ws!ch We warrant 70 sTe entire sa;!i:act.dn, a.i We i.aaG
the test OF any climate, sId vii! not iniure b. ags
AZ orders .rom a dstance promptly executed.
Eah I'm
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Totsl prisoners taken

The arms, &C taking an inventory, courted
up 8 800. They are assorted, aad to q great
extent, C; all inferior k!nd--though it must be
contess-6, thoy were pretty effectively used.
The ammunition which the Rebels had &C.
.cnmu|esed on the island was much larger than
was ct first supposed. In the depot near
Camp Raleigh seven tons Of fixed ammunition
we're discovered concealed undor ground ; and
there were immense quantities also found in
The magazines at Forts Bartc", Blanchard and
Weir's Poiat Battery, making about seventy
8 I've tons in all. This must be a serious logs to
fn.. p,t.ic
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5. VS., FLVrS.
az purchased or r!rssrs. J. N.SlSS-
Ii CARDWkaL ( ca. LII. Patterns Of 81, ,
si the sizes OF sIGn = ,a3N REAM pLOT saasdsSzEHes
-. are noS urrpsrci To auppiy orders r.: PLD"H AND
CASTINGS fs th.r, ~ --ii rs fer our osn. ai!eys, rSf
pcr's ii 7ires:ou aDh ci5-: P!o~s.
Terms Cash. GA. NAIL" w.
FEB 10,
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AM7sy OF THIS aSN,NSULa.

ARMY +E skfG ffISstSCLH
h ~ Yohk k.EiR X T.RuAD-
CNASE Gr 2CIiEEULE.
On aud after SATURDAY, February i:. .e6!. n: uslns
over tbs road will run Is fellows:
The Passenger and hsn trains -ii leave k!chta1nd
daily q, : \. NJ, (~stoppins only at lie Regular s;aaonsb
and arrive x West Foin: Al y \. -, corrtcting T:ir the
steamer Logan for Gloucester Pos. BAD YorEt"sn, aEc
intermediate landings.
Returning, VIII leave West 2o.a: it5 7. W.. CT sr-iva'
OF stesent. Logan N.Gn- Gioucc-'er Po'n: ADA i'rl;cs:.
and arrive al. Gichln, nd At ] p. ~.
ykEIGET TRhf.:s
VII ic:v. Richmond daily ("Gc:?: e1ad2ysi st4 : NJ,
aid eniTe a. " -.t FONT II 80 {. .. is.Y- west Pn'7t
IT 9 is 4. ST., AID s:.ye al 2i;!n.Init 1t 1884 +. Il.
No freight received prsT h.sJ i. y.
By o.ssT or tie President.
Jan cs-iim 8. r. D:Stf"kF12I.!, tS"J'
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= ECAES ANU TGSEIGr.-
900! 00o sesc.s, well aasor1-i.
500 boxes manufactured Tobacco, from co@-en
70 cre A: a3es, sud ,cIae Of the bed: breI!t OF s=.okins.-
Ali cousizueI for sale
JOHNSON, YoUNGEs Z oTbT,
r.h- 10 Pearl street
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KENT, PAINE = CO., Aa:,L
DISAPPOINTMENT.

!ir'ng uaa!,ic 10 prepare the stock for sair on Thu,d,y
III u2uyc sale T.. postponed 70 TUESDAY the FUCRrH o
MARCH, siru 4 will Certainly take rlsce.
KENT, PAINE i CO., AucGa.cc.s.
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CAPTURE or E. P. VS..

CAPTURE 9E F. ?. VS..
80. prisoners captured in the Forty-sixth
| and the Fif;y.niDth Virginia Regiments com.
prise n greater portion of the genuine FIRE.
| eaters than hsve before fallen i1to our hands.
The Adjutsnt OF tbs regiment, Henry A. Wise,
Jr., is Il iH!i, tiue appearing young man, and
pcphaw Of tie ex Governor, who happens to
have n Hor Of lha same Danie. Company a,
commanded heretofore by Captain 9. Jennings
" ise, is known at home ss the Richmond
Light Infantry BIuos, and comprises many OF
the first and most prominent young men Of tina:
CITY. Their capture il j terrible blow to tho
elite OF Richmond, and will DO felt there as
tho capture Of the Seventh Regiment would
10 felt in New York. They are the identical
company viici, treated the Seventh to cham"
pscne shower baths when they went to Rich
inond to escort becs tho remains OF President
Monroe and who, CT 9 previous occasion, en-
tcrt.ined the Knights Templar Of Boston and
Providence when the Inter yisitcd Richmond,
I saw among them 5IacT high strung, chlVsl-
rous young raUi, wGo seemed grctidcd that
their enemies did not immediately put them
to death, Uae Of them generously offered me
his sn,ire purse Of hilg Jeh'a treasury notes,
to hn used for his personal convenience when
he arrived at Fort Lafayette, but not being
aware TIM: sucn currency was received on
deposit in Wall street, and fo- other reasons,
the k;aa eEsr wss declined.
GaHtsir johnson. Of North Carolina, Sas
one af those captured at Hatleras, and IVES
Only Released f:nn Fort Warren by exchange
on Tho lOih ol January last. He Immediately
reJ.ntd what WAS left q! MS Gid Regiment, and
got in JUST Ill time to be taken again. Some
OF his Old friends of the Twenty fourth Massa-
chnsct!s, Who 81 c~.retully guarded bin at Fort
" a-ren, oppressed their joy at seeing him
again, to which he gruMy replied that he
'~tHasn't glad to See them." lie can now serve
ont his second term, and is justly entitled to
the appellation OF IAN oid offender
TIE CAPTURE OF II. JENNINGS wIss-eyN. BURN
SIDES INTERVIEW wIfU NIM
Whom tee Z,uavss had brought back the
i,nn:a ihs. were cudea7oring 70 escape through
Shallow Rock Bay, Wise, m~o7tally wounded,
was taken to the house o. Ir. Samuel Jarvis,
which mad been converted into a hospital for
the Rebel wounded. lie was shot in the arm,
both legs, and m~ortally wounded in the left
breast, the latter being tho result Of the
Zonayes' nre.
General Burnside shortly after visited Wise,
and assured him that e7erything due to his
position as q wounded prisoner would be
chseriully accorded him. The wounded Rebel
was too low and weak tc be conscious Of the
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MEETING OF OoTroE AID TOBACCO GaoSER s.
Tho adjourned meeting held at African Church
last night 10 consider tho p~roprie.y Of the purchase
by the Confederate States Government Of the entire
tobacco and cotton crops, aud the destruction Of i.
by lire, was a spirited and influential gathering,
nearly crowding the building. Resolutions were
adopted urging the Government 10 purchase the
CROPS, issuing, in payment therefor, certificates OF
Indebtedness, bearing interest. Speeches we're
made by Dr. =. <. Marshall, of Mississippi j. ".
Moore, Of Kentucky, md other gentlemen.
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Mayors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEra-
ny, Tor resisting the Wstchlnen, Who had interrupt
ed him on "Wednesday night, in tho vigorous auuse-
n.nt OF assaulting ard beating Richard Wright;
anu CHARLES Miller, who had interierre4 TO prevent
tie ares, Of the iratc Patrick, were consigned 20 the
city jill, in default O. security tor !h1ir good bella
vior.
". W. Wood, WHO had threatened a Waterman
with dircst vengeance. was required 70 givo ample
security that TO wonid not attempt 10 carry ont his
sGrsuiDary threats. Adjourned until Saturday.
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OEkTi !. *. Il. g. p, COMPANY,
ktrUNf.D 1.suIay .l lSSa 1

LtysT COCPDSE.
4 OFT 10 Transmission b7 Gall IN charlottesville, Va,
E. the follow ng Coupons OF Tia 0rarSs ani +.ie:.hir!a
E.I!.osd CeursIy:
Hoa. ISL w t3d in:iusi"f s41 r""h, 'SD ~
NJ, 4. IN IL =. III :. ~ ~
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An UxLucEY SUBSTITUTE. james Sanford,
lllsched to the Wlnder Battery, Is a Substitute TO-
cruit, We. before the Mayors Court yesterday, on q
charge Of breaking into the sleeping apartment OF
Solomon 4. Myers, ~jewellcr, corner ol lat. and
! Main streets, sud there making himself entirely at
home. Itsppeared likely that S~audforj, who had
beeu entrusted with this custody OF two hundred
| dollars belonging 10 4 cornradc, LAD full.a { victim
| to tho wiles nf some ~sl,arpers, WHO first made him
drunk and then roLhrd him MD tGe Mayor accord
inr!y HANDED him or: &c tho c&Io {: Capt. T.. p.
WilE;nsOti.
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Ictere=. payable MAJ ma :'eveactr, IN New sotH.-
AL pcrsons are csulo arI f:uIa buying aS iIailhS 10: tasEi
as the sallc viii not b. paid.
lao. Sy-ti O. W. PURCELL g u.
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Mr. w aiksr, issrlnG .nai I1e nuolcetioo d
them would be impolitie-
1HPoRTANT FROM TIE CUMBERLAND RIrEa
ST.. LOUIS, Fob. 19.-General Halieck has
recei7ed dispatches from Fort Donaldson stating
that one thousand mere Rebel prisoners have
boon taken. They caD6 down the river to re.
inforce the fort, rot knowing that it bad SUIT
rendered, and were bsgged by our troops.
Professor Swallow, the Stale Geologis:, Was
ar, ested last night, aud committed to the mill
tarv prison, on a charge OF disloyalty.
The names Of the R,bel officers Captured at
Warsaw, Mo-, on Saturday last, were incor-
rectly reported frcn Sedelia. Thsy arc Brig.
Gen. Price, Col. Dorsey, Col. Gross and Capt.
Inge, all members Of Major General Prices
staff.
From the Philadelphia IaGuire', fee. al
The poo4 CT TIE REsEL LEADERS.
Colonel Richardson, OF the Military Con-.
mittee Of the House, is preparing 3 PROPOSE
ton for the punishment of the double dyed
traitors who have added perjury to uoason.-
1t will require tho confinement and refusal 10
exchange Of all priso lcrs vho may ne :aken
OF arrested as our armirs advance, that have
taken the oath Of duty and service tn the
Unittd States. This will include Senators,
Representatives, officers OF the Army and
Navy, and, indeed, all who nave beea tho re-
cipients OF ths bounty Of tho nation, whethor
ia fame or croft. This measure viii SECURE
the proper punishment CT the RO5el leaders,
while il draws z broad distinction 6etSttn
them end their iafs.latGl followers.
EXCITING DEBATE IN Tue House.
Hon. Daniel ". voorhees,, 81 the Ierre
Haute District. made a filming speech this
morning, in which he so stToDciy synpathlzed
With Secession that NJ. Mash5uTns had to
maui him over shs Goals. c~l;citins a round ct
applause.
SITTING TIE SENATE.
Having gotten rid OF Mr.. Bright. the Senate
now refuses ~ let Mr.. Starka, Of Oregon, take
his seat, and Dir. Powell. Of Eentucky 's very
closely questioned IS to his loyalty.
caYIopoEE PORTER.
We regret to hear that tho injuries sustain
ed by the aboys naval u6icor IN board the
Essex, il The battle CT Fort Heary;', arc a great
deaf uo,e seTioas Ltaa at first reported. HIS
condition by The latest intelligence is sncl!
that he is not expected &c recover. le add
tor to the scalds ne received, il appears his
lungs we're dangerously affected ~ the Ia
hals,;on Of hot steam at the time Of the czple.
sion of tho boiler Of the Eisex. Commodore
Porter is now on his way TO this city PER bost
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Judge Catron for the srrest Of General bucs-
ner. He is under indictment, but 1t 10 not
probable that the civil authorities will demand
him from the military authorities.
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