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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1862-04-23

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
gJuiou Nominating Caucus.

Special Dispatch TO Tue = = tribune l. -. q, Toe,
The event of the day was the nomination Of V. III.
Rice. by the Union caucus, for Superintendent Of
Public instruction. The contest for this position has
been raging more or less fiercely for the past three
weeks. Indeed have never witnessed more ener-
getic electoneering than that which have seen at
this Capitol during the past week. The race proved
a close one. and at one time Mr.. Rice's prospects
were endangered by unworthy ISLANDERS against hs
moral ch.r which obtained considerable circu-
lation among members, but which cannot believe
were sanctioned 10y M. Reyes.
When these stories became known TO Mr.. Rces
friends they were so promptly met and refuted by
eminent men here, that there was reeoil in Mr..
Rice's favor. The frat ballot stood: For Mr.. Rice,
3S; for Mr.. Kcyes, 49, Messrs Howe and Covert,
each Q. Howe aud Covert were withdrawn, and on
the second ballot Mr. Rice WAS chosen, receiving "a
votes 10 Is for Mr. Keyes The friends Of the latter
took bis defeat very much TO heart, ard Mr.. ID.
Waterbury said that there had been two more bal
lots put into the box than there voters present.
Mr.. Avord said there was 10 evidence for such q
statement but if it were true and the two votes bad
been given to Mr.. Rice, il would not have affected
the result lie was elected without such votes.
Mr.. Waterbury moved that the caucus proceed 70
q final ballot FOR Superintendent.
Mr.. McMullen believed that the last ballot was
final, and moved that the nomination be made unan'
imous, which was carried and the caucus proceeded
10 ballot for Regent Of the University, to when post
ton Pfof George X. Perkins was chosen Oh the Inst
ballot. having no concentrated opposition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
IMPORTANT RE0SI KANSAS.
Gen. Lanes observation-disclosures Order
from Gen. Eunier-Gsen. Hunter takes
Command OF she Expedition.

LKAyENwORTH, Tuesday, Jan Is, ler2
The following General Order, Issued by Major
Gen. Hunter. has caused a sensation in civil and
military circles;
In expedition about to be started South from
this Department, called in the newspapers Gen.
Lanes Expedition ii is the intention Of ,he Major
General comm anding this Department, to command
in person. unless otherwise expressly ordered by tie
Government
TRANSPORTATION not having been supplied, we NUT
90 without it.
All tents, trunks, chests, chairs, camp tables,
camp clothes, &C.. must be at once stored OF abSi-
doned The General Commanding takes IN his ya'lse
but oue change of clothing and no officer or soldier
viii carry more. The surplus room in The knapsacA
must be reserved for ammunition and provisions
Every officer and soldier viii carry bis own clothing
and bedding.
The General commanding has applied to the Gov
eminent for six Brgadier-Genersls from the senior
Colonies, 10 enable him 20 do this in accordance
with the order Oh the subject. Each Colouel Will
Immediately report the date on which lie was mus
tered into the service of the United States.
d. HUNTER, Maior.Generai Commanding.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
1ArrR rRnM Fort pIcKENs.

Tie steamer Philadelphia arrived at tIis port yes
ter3av from Port pickcur. whence she sailed on The
Isih inst. bringing advices two weehe latcr than
,b,se received by tie Rhode - and Several oiicen
returned by her. Among the number are iAeu'S
Mile. and Stevenson OF the 18th New-i ORR NoIuu-
Ger Rcpincat who cone for the purpose OF recruit
ing. Surgeons Aid V. g. Peace, u COLI v iIfon =
r.9iroeut. Can't Robinson and l.icut Pennington, Of
NJ REGULAR ari lcry; ard Lieut.. Seely Gle" ~ III.
artillery ont who ha- recently been ac lnE Assisinl
Acknowledgement at Font II kcls. lie Three last-
mentioned army Oh cia WIZ i'I"'' W "~-' -
SIS, conrenies Of TIE ~ Regular ARTILLERY, rnder
command ~ J. euf. folly embarked on tnt F.Iiads.-
ubia AT Key Wet AID will proe,cd e. Wilmington
The gIfh and glH NeW-foih volunteer heFline.,'
had arrived at Kew West and were cnclurd. No
rorcmc1ts were IN progress, AID i, was understood
that eJch troope az might he seut to this Stallion
vould remain there merely 10 receives, u De called
On ON any pat II The Gull " ch IN now OF may
bo In poseo--ion Of tie Feocral forces. -,
Tue bombardmcnt ied moi been renewed. iHe
,ryatc. Jonn Rrnd Of Company |, Wilson's reg
,rc,f no war wounded Jy fragment OF shell
I'm tb. engagement Of the fret, ahd WHO was Tic
only one inl uie0, has 'ince oiea. q,
f,i Brown Notwithstanding bic alleged III
Ieallh, r,manf IN acure command, ana peis'h'LD
dr,c.s operations as heIeioOre. There u 10 uhuef.
landing "a FOd piokeus that he VIII retifei ana
ruch "a result wou be an occasion Of huch T's'o'
among tho cntife inJn force.
ne Kebel.. according 10 the REPORTS d contra
hands WHO lave recently deserted have WITHDRAWN
norton Of heir force from tie dolrnhes opposite
=, .t,re. and Transferred them 90 Mobile When theH
nader in e.p.ciI danger; aud 81 l. understood
I-t the Rebel force opposed 20 Col. Brown !, n'l
noe tBsn fiz ihousano eXolutiye OK that ~ lave
&, h pl1 utation, Il most important potitou, winch
me Rebels have fortified, aud where They INN'
aDed considerable force er'lnAl'' a, one 70 =,
I1.r-.,d Coutrabaros are cyDsianuy coming 10
Col Brown rom TIE main land, and ~yeiAi were
seut TO Key Weit BY TIE ,teamer iLilao.iphIa'
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SOUNDS LIKE GOLD put"

Col q. W. Deizler Of tie Klnsas fnsi, Ct Lex
ingon. announces BY general oidr' that rebel "'''
.ios Ink in AMI ush auo fire upon Union soldiers as
thew pass and repafs and then make good ine'i
,ecnpe. He hus, therefore ordered 10 be HrFes''o
. l.roe number Of werl'by and innnend" seees'ion-
iois who give aid md comfort 70 Pfice's army
whom he holds responsible for the good behavior oi
their miserable hireliDgs. lie says:
"Thc assassination Of one nan o. my commune
+, le ,,o,ner above indicated, will be followed by
Inc ,bo,f,ag or kangtHg Of al least bre y Ne'e
,aronIv ycbeis. We would be glad 70 meet any
namIer Of Confederate troops in far hghti uut
Ibis internal bush vlnckiog shall not be prh tced on
the men Of my command without eniore,ns tle 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS REPORTED FAyoRABLY.

BILLS IEPoRrED fAvoRABLY.
IT. relation 70 the payment OF money into tie state
Treasury.
To amend tie General Fire Insurance law.
10 appropriate the proceeds Of the state tax 10 the
ssx orr OF the Common Schools.
K suicv debate ersued on the question Of employ
ing CLERKS of committees, during which
Mr. ALNOi,D expressed the nope that before the
legislature adOlfas tie unnecessary Offices created
by the state Government OF late years would be
abolished The Bank and Insurance departments
should be transferred 10 the Controllers oihce,
where they belou ged TIE School superintendent
Office should be returned b the Secretary Of States
Office. from whence u should never have been TAKEN
Thousands of dollars annually thrown away IN these
departments would thus be saved to the State.
A resolution 20 sppoiat clerk 10 the Committee
on the internal affairs OF towns and counties was
lost by Al to %.
BILLS NOTICED.
BY Mr. CODDINGrON-Fo the better protec-
ton Of the public health Of New-York.
By M PIERCE Relative to Uarbor-Masters 10
New-York.
In relation to the compensation Of certain county
officers.
BY Mr. PHELPS-To repeal 1art Of the act reg
ulating the New-York HarbOr Regulation act.
BILLS PASSED.
To authorize the Supervisors OF Kings County 10
raise money for the relief OF families OF volunteers
To amend the appropriation act OF 1901.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

A., Efforts Of himself and his reverend friend
% maj. that which false appear tae and the truth se
:, ,,e not! The fsci that have Interest Of any kind
igsut or remote which in tbe slightest degree be
bv Col GoruEns conGrnstian rejection AID tha
both hee men have that both hold positions under him
tb,, Col Gorsns hods position m the ZANE regiment
with Nh Sherman; that they indirectly, not drecy
ner,sd iB Go-n4ns sdsancemeut doubtless renders their
nreuccs and conclusions q importance and WEIGHT
than ny statement n facts a. led % this concu'on b. the
very remarkable circumstance thst neither Of these
dsred % roarsdc, single Of my stHeu-u They sre
boil, r. Gonss Brigade bath prend 70 kuo" s soou. tie
matter and yet neither OF them-even when one Is reply
directly 10 ny si,ciesdsnes conusdts single Of
tessteueutsn couisins Msryeloua int u? Wher they
sLa have made aeup. al dIposrg nv statements 10
viii then be time enough Tor to produce the 'doourer
H. The meane, II there sny chspsius sorleons
or subordmaies who desire 70 better their cond ions ty sd
vancns their superior out Of th,r way by htpr e. Biz
coat tails be dragged upw srd to elevation which their own
mcril will enable them attain g. heir time FOR
psiu Il, Is that, by soch
"Conscieuce Truth and honesty usde
10 rsr ana Tall. iike other ware. Of trade
ON WHO Knows
the CASE OF GIN. MKHsTRY-niR. WASH
BrBNE.
To he Edi.or Il The ". y 7yibane
DIR: observe, III your Yef'ci"H- I'f''f ''''
structures upon ile proceeding o. tie Investigating Com
Amy Contracts while In 81 Louis CROWNS oui Oh '
remarks of Dir Waahhaue the House frw days since
do not know chat NJ Neshbuue II presea, would do1s 70
rely to that communicative but 1t j. due 10 him thai you
and perhaps your readers oud thai he has been called
home by h sewers domestic Bereavement
regret 70 notice thai stil persists ~ eNoi" 20
isd you g. to the feet. connected with hs inve's'on'
am, truly, yours "a - ~"
ono Of the Committee
H,u., Of Reg-e.ertctire Warrington D. c. Jan. ~ i'c1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

ANrWcAS INSTITUTE NoNlyAuoNs.-A meet
lug Of the members OF the American Institute was
hold 10 The Cooper Institute last evening DR.. WIN.
iib5arl ia The ciair. The Committee on Nomiua-
tons reported the following lis; OF candidates ior
o1cen O. zoe Institute during the onsning year,
which was adopted:
Pr Ti,s,lort, Ger Wa. Hall; VlcePrc.ideris John
brH. Dudley :. b-egorr. ard WIN. lih1erd, Recording
-esrv Tloufs Mcftlt Cores onding SECRETARY "a.
heauitt ifea.ufrf Ieneficf Levi. Jr
fn.ncr CONN., ItoIlas IT. hdriance. John NJ. Reed
jacob d. Pas rs, w. ). slo,uil hls A. Whitney
han4arrs f.r Fafr-Jas &. Baldwin. WIN H. Butler
Tin pan Thomas ~ ilisus Andrew BridgemAn. John u.
f-lA B. ~ urr John Johl.on VIM. Carpenter
Thomas r. sllff George PcYtnn. James Knight. " Liam
Catl-ll. Hr.fy Steele 0eo-.e 81 W oodv George r.
lsrkfor JONES T. -r 3D. tlaAson tf0il- Geo C. Aiann,
John 81. Bergen %. r. jacques.
l.tir ffll ut fgflihfe james J. ha1eg VIM. Lawton
tditr.- lr.. rn lf. s. Carpertrr tdwafd Doughty
C.gatiIfe f.nmsrcc-Aush Patterson, Joseph Hoxie
Luther q. Wynnu. p. D. FmutoL. joha z. Montgomery.
C.nif.ifrc NInr icfr'. Ncrr,e and frtlames Rem
wie. J1h- D. Wait IS. d. 1iD4n Joseph Dou, James L.
I1.k Oh.
Coamf'r. on idri,,ioa o. M-r7J,,s-Robert Lovett
John ". Chambers. > >. Taylor, william r. Lehngwel,
Joseph Lalh.
C8rnifse on Corre.p,ndsHce John II White Henri +.
Stuart Dixon JchU ". Avery, George T. Bnu-rd.
C.nlHHufer ftTayy -Nm. Hlbb ud Fdxa!d Walker
J.lsh Bul. james Campbell Russell smith
f.nalflrr IfJIl.forp Martin Whompsou James Bo-
gtfdur Vim. Cosc John b. Rich +. j. Ststs5n.
The Nominating Committee was empowered to
make any amendments which they nigh; deem
proper and necessary previous TO the day OF election.
Tie meeting then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
THE CASE OF GIN. GoRmAN.


10 ne Edf,y u The y. J. I'ibDns
Sfa: one word more. IL is no doubt Ligily proper
.ala.nsf Of the gospel who hos become cebauol-d
By Occupy ing military Yoron under Col German. 90 to be-
publicly sccuteG by tie q pie rcgin en win aIpo'
sne 10 hi own OF unknown the money sent for TIE
,pecis be.a Of the l.k mente f o.. company therein by
their friend, Al home should become The apoorifi for ne
nov pti,r end wofsliler 1t is ony Oh additional
proof Of the natural deYraiy Of all mankind chopins
included sud VII frrfh him With most ioiciDe Illustration
that cab eei n li future pulpit eEors lea o. The
State which Ne ha hDs dsaced beg 20 assure lin %
hereafter De will rot have occasion "bluih" O. being
quoted reliable eotlodiy upon military any other mat
ers j. & sssFoc, to be eIp,ctei that chaplain Who isps
shc reports which 10 after sssd admits tain fal'e stse-
ents put tAore o tie benefit 81 ls uperof q the eEpne
Of the prfte should Hesitate 20 DO tie ~ newspaper
oommulic0u. il Is no, tho fr umo he has lIpeecd h
ho role = tos1y to T.Iiols occu, ing oci position
md whose goodwill bread aud meat 20 HIM certain
book polished few yrpTs dncf. eloquent IN that re-
,pect L. however becomes question of some interest o.
10 what l!ens" wh png when applied 50 uegfoes b.
army ceriD the estimation Of northern chr plausesIe
cay 20 when, be- sirn iha, Gofgoe which drew blood
IN 10 less han Ige places Of tie Victims ~ss 90
light tint he euipt. touched Their hois and win true Ohm
to coufty expressed their sfAfness for The I'ieney
aeusstd" However proficient the nrgoes mey be IN the
Oriental Of bowling sevideni that IN the Oriental
custom Of ubSupg fiction foftrut they can hsFeflopo 70
conps-e with our reverend friend, Chaplain Nell
YOUR core rondent g. n shermsn) The fsctwhch
mo ,,e.lpt he s known German only since Ausu,t last.
H. perhars ,ufeeut apology foI bis believing Oormans
rofs.ons made to screen himself nom The damaging effect
Of the charge brought tgans bin, 10 preference TO h' acts
lie evidently don't believe Ia the adsge that actions SPEAK
louder than woTds especially when II Is 0r bis int 70
eisbslsvs Il OF ooarss. thsrs u 10 "mouvo"s whae'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

widnw- with three

c,sr.-A widow, with three children, ap..
,t,crfber seyers days since, saying that she hss
DC nor bread end that her children were ing io'
~ i'm n,edi.t. supplied snd an applications
o AZ Kellogg fr coal which nas sirce been furnished
J,y .he wa visited Gnl Ibis IA her story Since her hos
S dei shs has found employment cap maker ct ~
sr dozen up 20 the OF the since
srn e idle much Of tue time Wheu she DID hna
-. va. making tho D. 81 cents per Dozen
d yery te DO that la her which was neat ana
esn Va stove bedsead mattress no bedcoihes. and
char Ste has Testimonials OF good character ss
Was killed n the flond. Was killed iu the hgAN.
war and her younger brother 10 now on board the oHo<
States steamer Susquehanna . -, . ,.. h.
She has tired to sustain herself and family BY pswoins ss
elotne. and iunitufe Z small sums from time 70 me-
Al MAS gone she borrowed shawl from neighool ~
nearly ed herself took her tAby m her az ~ 80
lowed oy her tle boy and girl came 70 al We st M
th. shelter IN n such time she could proc ~ sav
lie cofo, necessary them Ia her own hone 70 r.
benevolent person disposed to AID her shs. DC aaubsa
ceive and apply their gifts or WIZ give ne, i.try
an .o,,sstioa !, Tie Five Ponts House o. indSy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

=, behalf Of the Hon. J. Brooks, Tie Err.
.,,s, vebementy denies that when he affirmed
.a. +,o revolted States now bave under the
CONSTITUTION all that they are fighting for, he
,neont the tight Of Secession aud of extending
~lovsrv everywhere. What, then, does the
Ion 7 Brooks fealy think it is that the
.onih Is seating for We begin to think that
h. : NOT so wise a sage as we had fondly i'm
agined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
sKIRM1SU AT OCCOOUAN.

Wt-plNoro~ rs eluesi ~, !rt. ~ l'.i,
A disra'ch from Geu. Heiuze.Tsu. dated roi'
Lyon to-day, addressed 20 Assistant ADJ -Geu IL
l.rns. save: Last night force OF ii] men 81 TIE
;7th Ncw-YorL Regiment under Leut.-Coi bmhe,
s, ut out by Col H4ynnn, surFrired t1e enemy
Texas Kanrers-ai Mr.. Lees housc. o. The head oi
Belmont. On Occo.uau Bay. Tine rebel force wa
o,o., - men nine oil v hoA wer, killed, and one
made prisoner. Oar lo-s was zone killed and foar
wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

FIRE oS TIE ATLANTIC Dock, BRooKLYN-DE-
sTHCCTIoS or SUGAR RErlSrRY AND GRAIN
NAEFHoUsF-About y O'Clock last evening, "a fire
broke out in e'orehouse No. IS, on the outer pier
Of Atlantic Dock occupied by VI. Culbert a sugar
refinery. The building Is Of brick, four stories in
hi.ht. When the alarm was fret gwen, il appeared
~ II the fire originated on the upper floor but soon
after the flames burst forth in every story, and the
whole huildiug became envol0ped The Bedford
ferry boat and police boat No. l. were soon brought
up, and played upon the burning sulding with good
effect, beside supplying some OF the hand-engnes
with water. Notwithstanding the efforts Of the
fremen, who were stationed front and rear Of the
building the adjoining grain warehouse occupied by
Messrs TAYLOR * Billirgs, caugh, fire, and was
greatly damaged IL contains 1900 bushels OF
grain, which Is mostly injured by fire and water
con bined. There was but little stock in the sugar
refinery, the proprietor having made arrangements
TO convert the building into storehouse by the st
Of next May. The loss on the building Is about
81, Co., Oh contents about TN equal amount; sup
poted TO be insured. The loss on No. II cannot be
definitely ascertaned, but viii probably exceed
SIS 900 on contents, which were not insured. The
buildings are owned by Mr.. Whiting, resident Of
jersey City. 1t is not definitely known how the
ire originated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

TIE tine il rapidly approaching when an
expedition specially fitted viii, in cooperation
PROBABLY with land forces at Port Royal,
advance upon and, in the words Of PRECEDENT
Li.colus lrst proclamation, last April. re-
take ro ession' Of tie Government forts aud
properly in the harbor and City Of Charleston.
Ne understand that zen, Anderson has carefully
preserved tue Union flag which Was lowered from
fost Sumter llst Spring, and be cheri,hes the hope
tia; be- NAY be enabled 10 accompany The expedition
aud again wave the beloved ensign over the place
Low disaccd by the Haunting OF the rebel standard
boston Traveller
We know nothing Of the particular expedition
mentioned 10 tAs Paragraph, but we happen to know
that Gen. Anderson has from tie tint cherished the
hope that "a DO distant day be might be enabled with
biz own hands 10 uufurl above Sumter the flag he
was comp lied b. treason furl in april last. lie,
indeed, bra DO away this hope with the folded fag,
and clerishes both o. one precious possession. The
astemeht Of Tie Iraro, Is therefore highly proba-
Bile.
Heaven speed the ho,x when the hero and patriot
shall realize his fond and touching anticipation.
i.ouf vile Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
TIE MrRRIMAC ATLnAT.

FoarHkss MoNRoR, Tuesday. Jan 10 wi
Via BAlriIoEB. Jau. %
The onlv incident Of news yesterday was the ar
rival Of boat containing - ful-growD coniraDsnds
from Norfolk.
They report that the Merrimac was hoeied out oil
the Dry Dock on Saturday and was to make her
Trial TIP on Sunday. Sic mounted 'en-n'o ''..'-
cannons, and the people were jubilant IN Tie oenoi
that she .cald sirk the whole feet IN Hampton
Roads
Letters from Por. Royal indicate al early stack
on Savannah by Gen. Sherman and Commodore
Dupont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

HuF.us. Wed rfcai. Jah. - I'--
Tie House Committee ou Federal Relations t'-'.s
reported a resolve auti. fi1ins the Governor '"o
Council 20 enter into cort-act ior tie msu1i inre 'i
ordinance for the coat defcnres OF t.s state hi 4"
COZ, not exceeding 5000 de woff 90 oe done
under the supervision # Uui'ed States officers.
Eleven rebels captured at iH'ien.- wAo Lave been
sick in New.York fort some months, afiiv'd here
to-day. aud were quafiered in ont Warren.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
Democratic Nominating Caucus.

ALHANY, "Wednesday. Jan. p. 1902
The Democratic Legislative Caucus was held TINS
evening, Senator Connolly presiding, aud a.
Blocker Banks, Secretary. Joseph Warren OF Enc
was nominated by acclama,ion for Superintendent, OF
Public Instruction, and George r. Perkins Tor Ike
gent OF the UliyemitY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30
FIRST REGIMENT ". Y. HEAVY VOLUNTEER
ARTILLERY.
GENERAL Headquarters STATE OF NEW YoRK,)
ADJuTAST. GRSRnALs OFFICE, :
AInANK Ian % lRn2.


GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE OF NEW YORK,
ADJCTASr GRSRnArs OH1CB, I
ALBANY, Jan. % 1852.
SPECIAL ORDERS, No. 3D.-The organization here
tofore known Doubeday Heavy Artillery hereby organ
lied regnent be known and Designated "a the ist
sg.uent New York Volunteer Heavy Artillery.
The following persons appointed Field, stat and Com
psny officers Of the regiment thus organized and viii be com
m,.,oued when the Field Stat and Company mu'erFos
shall have been flied in this Office:
Colonel Thomas d. Doubleday; Lieut. Colonel Henry H.
Hall, hajpr ghoms, Alcock; Major. Ulysscs Doubleday
Adjuant George W Mesr, QuaTlei assr J. Henry Ihr .
surgeon Reese b. Berkey; Assistant Surgeon oeo hayes
Company A-C.p,sn. Thomas D. Sears Iss Ieuenspis
Henry l. zee, Frs,k Williams; I'd Lieutenats hhm v d.
Aiken. James Mckcei.
Comply B-Captau. Charles Nouisoa lot Lieuteaants
John Var De Nise j, Henry Oeo'ge HaI. "a Liel'en
ans Gardiner l.. Morrison. William Van Nance
Comgsuy C-C1ptain, William Barnes. LEI Lieutenant
James ~ W God, Adslhert : fddy "a IAe-enaht hehiy
D. NcNaughton, Duncan ID Mcfherson
Company D-Captnn. George W lngsls lst LieutenHrs,
Frank G. Fiey. ~ iam C. j.. Gray I'd Lieutenant, d. ~
smith Jones Willisr NJ. Waterbury.
Company E-Cap.n, aphas Aston p Lieptenants. Geo
" Mears William C. Jacobson; 81 Lisutenant., George W
Yoml Heurs l.. Smi.h
Compsny f-Cdtt4il. -; ls' Lieutenarts. Ia
ward l. Tudor Wni,m Rimner; "a Lieutensnts. Henry
GemG.rv 6cspair Edrs- W Dennis; lot Lieuienants
William Arthur j'. Chester; I'd Lieltenants. George
Beus ysse' u. Eddy.
Caurauy E-CsptaIu - Let Lieutenant, -
--. - % Lieuteuauts, Ed"erd L. hno"ef'
Big Cen Yates charged with the execution othe details
Of this order.
By,.3,r or the Ccmmsndcr in-Chief:
THOs HILLHosg. AdJutant- General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-30

The Washington correspondent of Tie ". J..
TINES says that all interest in Gen. Fremont
g has apparently died out in Washington
This is not surprising. Fighting generals nave
NOT been much cultivated in that latitude
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Movements orGOy. Dawson ofttnh.

FoRr LARAMIE Wednesday, Jan. ~ looS
Gov. Dawson of Utah arrived h're iass nis ~ ca
route for the East The statement that three OF the
party who attacked him this sdO Of Sal. Lake were
killed IL untrue.
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ARRIVAL OF 4 REVENUE GUTTER.

GHrEsrohr "Wednesday Jan. g. ig,e.
Tie revenue cutter Agassil. Lieutenant Com
msadiug Freeman, and Lieut.. Webster, lately or
dered to q il station, arrived here THE morning.
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Fnu.nririuA 81 .lnss1sJ jin ~ iDli.
The United States steamer M.am. s imced DO
reld.nes- for sea By orders from Wellington rob
ably will E4il Tomorrow.