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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

6EIzuIE OF LieuoR.-In compliance with the
order VI Gen. Wadsworth In relation 10 the sale
Of liquor, the patrol yesterday visited quite
number Of stores sad shops, monty In the northern
section OF the city, and seized sll the liquors
found on the premises, In some stores taking out
quite Let Of bottles and barrels Of the 80 be
joyful.n La some oases the owners lad taken tie
spiggots out and tg htlv plugged up the casks,
ssaling the same; but this did not save tbs article
from seizure. To-day, However, an eI piapatory
order 10 published, by which 70 will De seen thar
only spurious" liquor 10 TO DC conhscs;ed, and
then only when Is 10 exposed for sale, or there 10
evidence that IL has been sold since The order was
plblilhed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03
THE BALTIC SAVED,

THE BALTIC SAVED.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-The steamship Baltic
has arrived here. The schooner Henry @. Bsyliss
has also arrived, with three hundred men on
board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

PIAALI EsuHsrRIAss Last night, Elisa
RouX, o name familiar to the police, aud q COM
panion were arrested by the Fourth Ward patrol
men for fast riding and dsorderly conduct. They
were locked up In the station house, W alps, riding
dresses, gay hat aad feathers, and this m.rning
were each ordered to pay Sill fne, and in default
were oommitted to the wofkhouss. The saucy
behavior Of Eliza deprived her OF the service OF
some young men Who were at first disposed TO
save her from the workhouse Sue had no idea
that one so gay a. herself would be compelled 10
90 to the farm; but the commitment was placed
In the ofaoer's hands, ind she had TO submit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

THH CAPITOL HosrITAL.-The Rotunds, tbs
Senate and House Halls and the corridors Of the
Capitol have been hastily converted into hos
pital-cots and beds being placed In every avail
able place No patients have al yet, however,
been adntted; but al the beds are now ready
they 1l1tkely be taken In to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

CesvAIEsCEAT NURsRs.-T To-day about US
convalescent soldiers In the different hospitals
are being detailed TO the several hospitals for duty
nurne0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

POLICE The Third Ward patrol reported
Stanton Shepherd, profanity So Aaron ship
herd; larceny; jail Tor hearing. w. d; Gallon,
disorderly locked up three hours. Bernard Don
nelly, assault; security for further hearing.
The Fourth Ward pstrolmen rspor,ed-Robert
waring, Jas. Mynehr, violating Sorporation or
son. profanity; for Trial. Jas Randolph, Robert
Hystt, violating city ordinance; locked up four
hours. Andrew Aiger, r. 3 Knight, Fred Stew
art, aghting; do. thrss hours. Alice johnson,
stealing silver spoons Jail for further bearing
by Justice Walter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

DHAp.-Capt. N. p. Engle, late OF Gen. Casey's
staH, died at the Metropolitan Hote' this morn
ing Of injuries received from q bad fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

1000 BALES E fkIaA timothy Hay,
In good condition, In store and for sole BY
HARTLEY BRO~
HORSE, BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR
A FIRST rate Horne, Buggy and HARNESS for sale,
the owner having no further uss for them.
Also, ten shares Of WasainEtoa Corpo
ration etook. Apply to -
r. p. JACKSON,
"a Blv No. 1SS Bridge st., 0eQTceto1n.
~ vim leave Wilhams' Wharfo
Market n house Bridge. SssrEstoyn.
orOiSs! for Pons Ko s1a return
Will leave Point Rocks for Georgetown Tuesday,
Thursdsy and rAturdsy mornings, Att O'Clock All
frelg hts left In WillIAms' oafe win be attended TO.
Jim. 4. d. KIRD. Capt
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ARRIVAL OF SICK AND WoUspKp-Good So
nrnrir0aS-Tse arrivals Of sick and wounded
yesterday were largely by steamer, and the trains
OF embulances bear pg them TO tue hospital came
up Seventh street, different route from that taken
by the previous arrivals, bat they found kind
friends In this part Of the noble Island w ard az
well as Oh MarVlaHd avenue
Passing down Seventh street yesterday after
neon, we found Mrs. Capt. Mitchell, Col Flor
enCe and other. residing on Seventh street, busily
occupied furnishing hot coffee and tea and san g.
witches 70 the occupants of each ambulance
Manv OF these We're the sick from Burnside's
army, and came up from Aqua Creek yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

MAYORS OFFICE,
City Hall, september 3, 1861.
Employees Of this Corporation are requested to
report themse lves at the Mayors Once
RICHARD WALLACE,
ssS Intel 4 Repub) Mayor.
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"ANrED-Every person to know that An IL
w the market. ready 70 pay oash for al ARTICLES
IL tho hoasoiurnishlnE line, fhese issyirF tss
BECHLT, AS seventh st., betweenG and n su. ..
(eAs: sias,) Dealer In Now and Secondhand Fur
kItpre. no1S-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

TEE iaDIAa HERD DocToR, nom Canada, will
describe .aases and tell his patients the nature
of tell complaints or illness, without receiving
any information from them. No chargs =" con-
,,',sl,on on edsies OEce, No. IL Washingtsn
Buildin - Pennsylvania avenue, corner OF seventh
street, Washing ton, ID. @. au eo-u
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OrE DoLLiR! ONx DOLLAR :! ON DOLLAR "!
Go 10 the Dollar Store, s33 Penn avenue, necS
Fourant half street. and sec the splendid sock
Of lewelry ana silver plated ware, and take your
onoiee fO1 one dollar wv
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.OTfCE,

l. HOSE In want Of Em1ioyment of any kind
wssld better osll on tho new lN7ELLI6E NCE
OFFICE, No. f11 9TH street, (yhsre tho best Of
always applications on hand for good Cooks, Laun-
dresses, CAAmbermAds,W 81 tors and Seamstreeses.
families OF hotels, FARM HANDS wanted. KIM
DloJers In want o! good help viii ind Ii to their ~
vantage 70 c8Q.
II. B. HOUSES wanted. The best OF tenants
Gan be obtained vithsEt charge BY applying %
sbeve,
m sSIy n r. Mailer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

THE EMANCIPATION CoMMIssIos.-The Board
Of Commissioners under tue act Of ConRless
enaIcipating he slaves of this District resumed
their sessions yesterday in the room OF the Circuit,
Court, a. the City Hall. They have ordered that
all claimants having slaves VINO have been ap.
praised be required 10 bring them forward with.
in this and the e1suing week, after which time
the Commissioners will take up and dispose OF
such cases aB may be contested on the ground OF
loyalty or otherwise. The Board adjourned to
meet TO day al usual hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

ORr!NATI0N OF MINISTERS. Last night the
service Of ordination was performed In the St.
ministers ordained were Rev Mr. Cupp, Of
Western Virginia, and Rev. V. Miller, Of West.
e:n Pennsy wanna. Rev DR.. Morris, President
OF the SvGOd, Of Maryland, delivered an able dis
course appropriate TO ths OCCASION from ths text,
- Gelieve tnat Jesus Christ Is the Son Of Cod"
Acts, 9Th ch. 37th "; after which the Sole.nnity
was performed oy Dr. Morris, assisted by several
ministers Of the Synod. At the close Of the SER
vice, Dr. Norris, nv request Of the Synod, re-
turned TIE thanks OF the members for the atten-
ton they have received during their late session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

| AIDES. LOOK aEEE II want every lady In
10, ana have It stamped. Yol Gan have your
CHOICE Of 1000 elegant patterns des Ened for every
YsY width, and are the only persons IN town Who
make il An exclusive business Call at 2SO&
Liberuoa Au 3 TtS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

THs Massachusetts, Relief Association, az well
all similar ones, are doing good aRvice In at
tending 10 the care Of the sick and other business
connected with the wants Of invalid soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-03

FoUC1H WaRD STATION CAsBs-Before Jsstice
Raitsy.-EdIriet Cooper, drunk and disorderlv;
fined 81. Eliza Hinsley, alias Sterling, and Eliza
Rue, fast driving and disOrderlY; do. s1l each
John George, disorde,ly; do. So Jenny Courtnv
disordsrly house; do. Sill. Margaret Kirby and
Elizabeth Roach, do do. as each. e. NJ Ra
mey, drunk; do sl. Peter Merrill, sleeping In
the street; dismissed Henry Northrop, John
Carly, Wa. Bobbington, dog without license
dned IS So
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THIRD WARD STATION CAeKs-Bsfoys JsstSes
Clark John Ne9meyer and Edward Johnson,
resisting offcer Steele; dismissed. Isaac Shafer,
tying horse to { tree; fined IS %. Galen Catcher,
disorderly; do. 81.
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THg ARSY officers in and around the fortinca.
tons u ne capital will find nne assortment OF
superior Fed Gla.ses adap pied for day or night,
81 the Optical Establishment of Messrs Franklin
& Co, Hi pennsylvania avenue, between 12th
and IL streets, north side IL
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfo,s Jssties
Ciar1 WIN. DeBois, having In his possession
stewart, drunk; locked up a few hours and dis
missed. B shaw, do DO. John Dugan, as
sauit; security for peace. J. T. Wagner, drunk
Aned 81 80. Henry Ridenbauer, do; turned over
to the military
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. BIZ
IL. All Letters (exoept " Soldiers Letters"
must in every instance, be prepaid.
1t HENRY ADDISON, Postmas ter.
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PREPARATIONS TO RECEIVE THE RrLrAsKD
Usios SoLDnRs-Last evening meeting Of the
Sons of Massachusetts was held ut the Fifh-Avenue
Hotel for the purpose Of taking measures TO receive
in becoming manner Col. VIM. Raymond Lee,
Major Revere. Surgeon Revere, and Capts. Bow
man, Rockland and other released officers and pri-
Yates Of the 18th aud 18th Massachusetts Regiments,
on their arrival in this city, which will be during
the present week. Mr.. l. &. Pearson WAS called TO
the chair. Alter some remarks by Col. Howe In
regard to the released prisoners, n Committee Of
five, consisting of the following gentlemen, was ap-
pointed TO make arrangements for the reception OF
the returning soldiers: Col Howe, Henry Sturgis,
Henry s. Hallett Chas. l.. Perkins, and j. u. ho'-
brook. Mr. Gould OF the Sons Of Connecticut being
present asked permission " speak, which was sc-
corded, when he remarked that he thought this re-
ception should be made general. These prisoners,
though haug from this State aud that were never
theless Union men, and he thought that any enter
tainmeut given them should be made general, and
not confined exclusively TO any one state On mo-
ton, the Sons of Connecticut were invited 10 par
ticipaie in the reception. After some further re-
marks relative TO tie reception, tho meeting I'D
JOurned.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-Rss. 2s-B,sors
] de BETS

CASE OF TRtZk RRTO DELTA.
In the opening OF the Court ihe process Ia several
prls. cause. returned sisr which tie Of ;h- PIKE
brig Dets resumed from yes,srisy.
a. Edward, led e. eush thSt the cspio, had no n.ht
10 be represented by private couuse. on the risL
Mr. Ip,on replied when the District AroTsy SID tis
Wills the iu responsibility q conducting tes
case both foT tho captoD sud N. Government he should
throw no In Of the naval captors BE- fuih
a. prs,ened by their cou'c provided ss.i counsel
ognted BY the Court without any scoL OF lr ia.
;lrt Attorney the r-rt % the ooyeFia IL tc DE-
ct Aousy had sstooialed council ssy o. the rrie
cases. cscepg r kyArs ne reh Of the usvs c'p,ors
glestiOn ior tie Court aud lie tao DiarctAuonr 40
octlou sny which d., Count mishs ast,nine 20
p1rsuo 10 tho matter
The Court reserved its decision
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rn. Hneoklrs CoMaos Couscn.-A. q NEE

Tar BRoOKLrs Conaos CouScu.-At u meet
inf Of tie Hosid Monday might Mr strong oasfed The
rotation 20 the reease OF Col A.
W., ifol. m. pri.ounsgt at Richmond:
eior,J Tint the sbsouts certainty OF tho release Of Col
A. 81 cod from Rebel prison and his restoration 70 bio
fam ssd denGs Furnishes s'i further opportunity ior
eEpgrssou CT JOY ard gratitude
i,opa TIA; ia visw OF the fact hs the fssnt and ~
troc Col Wood the President OF Tits Board o. Aldermen
pght and hsfeoy DO deer Esd ssres 10 ce~ forth
g. body peet hin. st Washington, Bstimore, o.
PAisie e tbs may &C. and escort him 70 tbs ey
.a "a, specal Conuitec the reception hereby d.
irrted - I4a.r tbe lccss.ary arrangements.
An ameudc offered to the effect that tho Committee
meet Col God s Jersey City, which lost, aud the reso
luton adopted.
motion 10 ccird the resolution pssssd st tie lsst meet
s sppopsns I'll 90 70 pay for the reception o.
Col Wood made and o-l.
Th- special Committee Claims reported In favor Of sp
50 for the Of outst.ndng csiss
os roods furnished fcT hs equipment OF the ih sn e
gs R-,ents at the breaking out the rebellion AioPte@
Resoioos presented in favor OF applying 20 we Le
,ture Tor snihority TO Issue bonds Tor 10.
N 90 the smount of money expended for the equipmsps
VI ,o.untees Tho matter Was laid owe III neA noe"t
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cofrKr OF GENERAL SESSIONS kEs 25..-B.,ore Re
cerdef HoPYkAN

August Meyer, young msn, pleaded guilty Of
rfev In The fourth degree aud resoted for ,sutence.
90 the fs Of Jsuua the prisoner pessled 70 the plyns
e.r OF The Chenics Bank cheet for the o. h-ss -
puporiinr have been signed ~ Wood, Lowry but ire
character Of de check promptly oicossrsd and Sis
prisoner sreIted
Csthsine a-r sll.s Saith Indicted FOR grand lafcsay,
Pleaded eny petit larceny. snd vs. ssni TO the Pen'-n
sry Tor -four months.
Msssrr, Essan, aie,ed or grand larceny tried and
acquitted.
and acquitted
Henry SIEVE. pleaded guilty to p-.t larceny and Sned
Z 100 and cent 70 the City Ph.on FOX nys dsya
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n.o,oes iurned locse among them to injure other
ls5orers nor could they be allowed to roam At large
In the South. 80 :, ,,;..,,,
Mr.. SUMNER rep, Mass said ne en',te, y
orsae1 With the Senator from Kansas iPomorcy) 10
Directing TO any recognition OF the Fugitive SiaSs
law, which he thought never bad author1ty 10 .ue
Constitution. He moved to make verbal aine T.
unent 20 obyiate any suspicion of that hind' '"'
amendment was adopted ..h.,
On motion Of Mr.. POWELL tUn., N.Y. iu''"''
confederation was postponed ill tomorrow.
On mo. ion of Mr.. SUMNER, the Senate wen, in'0
Executive session, and subsequently adjourne''
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ASSEMBLY,.

| The Assembly met at clock.
The Auditor of the Canal Department transmitted
the annual report Of trade and tunnage of tho canals
also resolutions Of the Canal Board, asking for An
appropriation for an extraordinary repair fund Tor
the canals.
| The Superintendent Of the OnoDdags Salt Sprines
cent in communication stating that he was unable
to inform the House of the name number services
and remuneration Of all persons employed for the
rao. tea years IN the Sal works, not having record
OF the same.
On motion Of Mr. HALL the bill 10 confirm the
contract for gis, made BY the town of Nswsown,
l.. L., YVES ordered 10 a third reading.
The bill relating to the payment Of the State taxes
into the Treasury WAS taken up debated in Commit
tee of the Whole, aud progress reported. The bill
requires the Chamberlain OF New-York, and eli
County freasuere TO pay into the State Treasury all
the State tax Ia their hands on before the 18th
March and prohibits their Of the loan or receiv.
IuQ interest for suy such money or State security
whie ia their baud under heavy penalties. 1t re-
qures them to give bonds for the faithful perform
Of the law and provides for removal ia case Of
neglect.
On motion Of Mr.. MADDOX, the bill to author.
ize the City Of Brooklyn to name and number the
streets ard avenues Of the city was ordered to
third reading.
The bill 10 Inappropriate certain moneys for the
repair and enlarge nent of canals was ordered 70 g
third reading. Adjourned
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THE RECEPTION or Col. WooD.-Tbe Conmor
Council aud Citizens Committees have made sr'
rsngemen,s to proceed to Philadelphia on Saturday
mex, TO meet Col. Wood and escort him 70 this city.
They expect TO return about noon on the Monday
following VIXEN tho Colonel aud others Of the lith
Regiment, .te prisoners will be received 81 Fulton
Ferry aud escorted TO ,he City Hail. The city %.
thorite-, military, fremen, and civic associations
viii turn oar on the occasion.
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE Arm

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. Is, 1862
communication was received from the Canal
Department asking the concurrence of the Legisls.
ture in the proposed reduction Of Canal tolls on csr.
tain articles.
Mr.. RAMSEY introduced bill 70 amend III.
general Railroad law, by providing In the case Of
change 10 tho line Of the road, when the Compapv
shall not have graded aud taken possession Of ths
lands on the old line, the consideration paid aha b
refunded, and the lands revert to the original
owners.
Mr.. COON introduced bill to amend the am.
law, by providing that when ess than two cents NJ,
mile is charged through passengers, No WAY psssen.
gers shall be charged more than two cents Der mile,
all the railroads in the State to be subjected 10 th,
law.
The bill to authorize horse railroad from Alb.px
to Troy and Cohoes was ordered to third reading.
The bil relative to dividends of Life Insursue.
Companies was ordered u third reading
The bill TO provide for Court-Hoose for KIM
County was debated and had progress.
The bill to authorize the Greenwood Cemexr
Company TO sell a gore Of land in Brooklyn w or;
dered to third reading. Adjourned.
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FIRE AT PArcHoeuE, l.. IA large twos'oy
,ne bsidins In tho village Of Pa,eh9sne va. osss.
oosuoisd a, stors by Mr. Johu svsDs and the eeenS
door va, used balls &C There "a. 80 have BEN o.n
1870 ,hs roof was discovered 20 be ire and the
..msI. n d.pe short order AZ there no hreeSsns
a. an. 49, the building necessarily len prey to NE
Mos OF the ooSteno wero destroyed The entire
To-. r. rStiIusted at about 5000
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cOI-RT CALENpAR-Tu. DI,

SUPREME CoURr-CRcUIT.--Part Mos aIS,
1857 1863 1883 1900 sS, iS 1862, t0o 3s. bc3. 1914.
1880. llC0 llGa, ll6e 1904. 1895, 1889 1915, 1929.
The other Courts have adjourned for the term.
BRooKLYs CRY CoUET-Wednesday Feb. 90
Nos Il preferred 81, 81 ;s.. Ia, 81. ST. 80 S. 10. a.
90 g. o. ~.
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Marine Dfsusters.

BotfOs, Tuesday Feb. 2; 1867
The ship Grotto, from Havre for New-Nofk, is
ashore on East Chop, Vineyard Sound.
Three schooBers and two brgs are ashore at tho
same place, with tie sea breaking over them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26

A,rrarD L.KcEsY BIT SERVANT Gmr.-De
iys frost Yesterday arrested MeIse johnson, otherwise
tnown as Donne ard Anderson tho charge OF lsfeeny
sbs had been employed In the house Professor
West IN Montague place. from which abe IL said - nav
puroipsd number OF article. OF female wearing spp.el
She had previously been employed in the house OF MS
man in Willow street where alleged she alec stole son~
property. Upward OF thrty pswnticAes were ionas "p
Lor p.rson bhs comgity 10 await heafink
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SHocxIso ACCIDENT. An aged WOMAN ns%eo
Radsen did yesterday at her residence 10 sbt
the affect of burns received Monjsy night She 3
ng re In stove sud ia order make /. burn more
DO ured burning fluid upon H. Ihc flames NH
sboc ,ipe manner that ali Efforts TO save her ne wee ~,
ysins Ioroner Murphy yesterday held an inquc''
hov and vsrct In accordance with the facts was e'oe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-26

YoUsG MISs RRPuBLIcAs CfslRAL COMMITTEE.
This organization held special meeting last night
ar the Republican rooms for the purpose of revising
the by-lawa
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80 the Associated Press.

CHICAGO Mcudsy Feb p, 1904
An expedition composed Of four iron-cad gunboat
and two mortar boats, with the 21t Illinois and .
battalion of the Sh Wisconsin Regiment, made
reconnaissance down the river tins morning, anu
discovered that the Rebels had seized all the iattoaf
and skiGs as far up as they dared TO come.
Afro that there had been movement among the
troops at Columbus. Whether re-enfoFcements hsc
arrived wac not learned.
The guD.boats and mortsi-boais were getung INTO
posi,ion on the Missouri side of the river when a
Rebel steamer with white flag made ia appearance.
Some Rebel officers came on board the Cincinnati,
and consultation took place lasting over two hours,
with what result has not been made known, but the
expedition has returned
CHICAGO, Tuesday, Feb. -, 1862.
The official returns show 32l killed ,05l wounded,
m.d $50 missing, in Gen. McClersnds Division, al
the fight a. Fort DonelsOn.
Tue following is special dspaich to The Tunes
of this city:
CARO-, ILL.,, Monday, Feb, -, 1862.
An arrival from Fort D0neson reports thai the
enemy has strong Notifications Pine Bluss twelve
miles this side Of Nashville, and were concentrating
q large force there, and would make desperate
stand.
The report that Gen. Buell. occupied Nashville OF
Saturday night was untrue, as be could not reach
that city BY forced marches before to-day.
There is no change in the position of troops on
abe Cumberland.
sr. Lore Tuesday, feb IS 1854?
The Republican, Cairo dispatch says the occupa
ton of Nashville is confirmed. Our troops took pos
session without opposition. Floyd fed az usual.
The report that Gov. Harris had ordered all ,h'
Tennessee troops to lay down their arms and g
bone, il confirmed
The Tennessee Legislature is called for next Mon
day. No opposition 10 Union movements ia made OF
che Cumberland. ~.
IL is reported that white aa,r flying at Mem
phs-
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yrsrr or THE POLICE CoaaIssIosrRs.-1he 70
lice Commissioners visited this city OF late hour 90
Monday night, with tie view of sseerAning whether
the pairolmeu remained on poet in such bosierou'
weather or whether they took refuge in convenient
hooks and corners instead of attending to their du-
ties Several were found in places they should nos
nave BEEN and have since been duly notified to az
rear for trial. The Station-Houses and Inspectors
office were also vi,ed, and notes made Of The con
iition Of Affairs.
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SERIOUS FUN AccIpmr.0n the 2Olh in s,. =
,r,l. colored Inhibition 10 the Methoiiss Beh. M. 49,
~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auid lamp er oded aud burse ~ ~
s.m,n sep daughter Of Louis Nspoleen 80 se'e.e SsssS
M, il despsifoi or She resides al NO 70" eo"'"
,re-t BtooAiyn, h.. d.