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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29
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js.PoerANr FAcTs.-COnstans "nu's '0'
s,onsh, ia dcne ehesper with Gold rea'
steel Pens: therefore s. is ecopouy TO uie oo'N ''-
The God Pen remains unchanged b. years
ns. ssbre tie Steel Pen Is ever Changing y! ..Ss,-
aest the efor.. pesseel uniformity Of "'''''S -
D, Tie use Of he 0odPea. SO. -
oos pen Is always r-s1y aud re'ilbis while Tie s.'s
49,, -, IA. a,nea anl uew one selected; there
o,, ,,r. /, 7ea s.Dg tin. in the Use o. the Gold Pen
c.,.5s o. receiving ,uy eeses Of elaci 50 'la'
,,.c,dP,a .1ssly siaptsl to tho land Of tue winter
-, tb nerves o. De hsnd Gpd not injured Is "
So, 70 be ths cs-e b, TIE use Of steel Pens.
s., Tie fen j. u.eu.isr than the sword in sno'Hr
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We 5a,e good news from tie Burn,id IL
p,d,iion. That which reached Us yesterday
forenoon was most disastrous. and threw q
scowy Mantle over The m1ds Of al. In tie
evening. however. We Lad the official stat
mept OF Gen. BuTnsde--which We pub'is.
ths morning along with The Grst ezaf
gerated accout--by which i appeerca tha-
So far trOm having been exceedingly ul o.ta
nate, We musJ consider ourselves sia.u'.,i,
favored at having escaped 20 serious fto'u
with 30 ighs loss Of life and properly Iti.
known that the expedition set out rom Harp.
ton Roads on the l!th aud 18TH nst.; 4
Included more tban 70 yesrs: proceed q
directly 10 l,at.eris II reached that point II
the coast between the 1.ib md The l5th.
having been re.araea b.! rougi w.atlos. il
had 80 soon a,i,ei lion . succession 81 .Le
most gOient gales set 10. aud made the Htga-
ton OF he feet hazardous ia tle extreme.
Tic Guy ol NoW-lorh, an American propeller
ii o74 tul.--u0t the Liverpool steamer, as was
sbsgtd'y stated IL one or twc city papers yea.
serJa, ashore, and was lost; her crew
wee saved; she WAS laden with arms and
a,omaiitop. The on, loss Of lie occurred Oh
tle i5ia: thea 10 was sad one: Col. j. ~.
Aiien. 81 the I'D New-Jetsey Recmeat with
a. surgeon, ). L. Wafer, and tie mate O.
thr siip Anne l.. ThoHp.On, cndeatorrd 20
pts between twO vessels ia q boat .or
,ao purpose Of giving assistance. The
b,st was suanpo1, and they we're
drowned. Inu5 our loses. according Io
rac pi,c.ai statement Of Ccu. Burnside, we've
ihrlc l.s,s and ono vessel loaded witn s.o.es.
We're wo 90 know flat even tee most cSs--
ar,a5cd lcyor;, were stuctir trHe, We siouio
sill bsgr cal,e for gratitude flat 80 large q
fleet saGcs,d go Little during sucn Il STRESS Of
wcatorr. 3los, o. the ships "cic over The baI
bclofe the hea, cst OF DE aolm lc., and
be.otc this fmc the soldier, are beng engaged
10 constructing q wharf for the dhcmbaIhh-
ton OF stores. 81. The men are al ia good
spirits, and IN excellent health, o. spite a.
the ha.dships they la, undergone. SoGe r,bd
vessels rho cane into tie ,icLity o. our boats,
Too reccnuo.leJipe purpose, wsle chased by
us and driven ,a So Ear, then, tte burnside
expedition bas been brilliantly successful, IN
tie face Of perls which threatened DIS entire
demolition. We shall now confidently look iof
important news from the operations Of the
Geet aud the land force
On another page We print yariety OF items
from rebel sources relating to toe KENTUCKY
battle. They viii be found Of much in.ere,..
not because they contain any truth, but Tor tic
.Irit they display.
Tie Richmond Dispatch says that Beauregard
mas gone TO Columbus to take command OF t,.
rebel army there, aud that Gen. Gustagn,
". Smith, the wellknown OF New-York, take,
L,s place On the Potomac.
Al'ices from the South state tia. the rebel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29
NEW. YORK LEGISLATURE
SENATE. ..-AIssrr, Jan. o. f81
REPORTS PAvoRsBLY.
-, kt.o Gan.rat Mamie stn..~ L.

SENATE. .-AIssrr, Jnn. %. 1872
REPORTS PAvoRsBLY.
Amending the General Mandatory Law
Amending the Revised Statutes, 50 "a In .Is...
judgments in cases of ejectment.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. RAMsAY-1o amend the Divorce Lao
fraud in the Of false stamps brands and .ra1
marks.
ALSO, bin ia relation TO salcs by the Coniaxo,.
ere Of the United States Loan Fund.
Bills PASSED.
The Annual Appropriation bill for tho Canalu a
the State.
The Canal Auditor sent in statement OF thu
Canal awards made, and tho amount unpaid
Mr.. BELLS resolution in favor OF appointpv
three Commissioners to draft general tax bin ~
taken mp, and debated by Messrs. HEND ERSON
and BELL. Mesars. RAMSAY and u u fCfINSON
also spoke on the resolution when ii was lst Oh IN.
table. and ordered 10 be printed.
The bin 10 amend the BROOKLYN Common School
law was ordered 10 third reading.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

Somebody "A secondhand clergyman, We
suspect. ,rom the tone Of his script-ccrtany
rot o. bold. honest. conscientious preacher OF
tie Nord--in the course Of Violent Pro-
slavery Article, which he has caused to be
printed 10 certain congenial Boston news
rlpcr. treats bis readers e. the following limp
mg logic. which. positively. in respect of icsc-
a,ity. knocks IA recorded casui,try into n
ccchcI-hai
"Nyb.u 'ls y..e p. % h, ls.t o, Gle aesro g sy he
.i,iae .nd r-..v. o. r.a, o make 'lr Citizen oasr
g. roe .'s,, Cih4rn'
The first part Of this sweet pars graph is
r.eaut =, thrust at Dr. Erowns"n, hecau'e
he is Roman Catnoiic. b. il Roman Cath
n,.cs chance 10 be more cear-sighted and
humane shan rrotestauts are, so much tie
.orse .nr the Protrstanls. 10 will moi mend
ugtters 10 get into a passion, aud write fool
i.hly 20 the newspapers aoout IT.
--bu. we have nov principally 20 deal with
It's gentiGrans logic. Let US put this and
something el.e together, thus;
viii be esiiuo,- snd ls'i.g' - e'y to MAKE
H. " 10 will Dc easy To- mass tie sruous b. sinner,
-Ire@ L., i.tue 20 70 he bov.wor. Wbs, cheerful
q J.. d!
One word as TO legitimacy" Does this
mudded man mean 10 maintain that Slavery
~ AZ " legitimate as Freedom If he docs,
he is wiser than his Blble-wiser iLan all the
prophetic, poets and philosophers Of antiquity 49,
wiser than all respectable ethical writers OF
modern ;imes--wser than the Declaration Of
Independence
Wien DIX. BrowasOn shall begin the easy
TASK OF making Slaves of Citizcns, We bee that
he win pas us BY for time, aud operate
first upon ibis Boston gentleman, 20 when
cbak and cheese are precisely the same thing;
who evidently expects TO be tackcd l., some
Now-lork or Boston iBquisitou, whenever
Culice is freed; and who, since Freedom j.
sure 10 come, had better begin 10 get ready
fof his predcs.inato stretching.
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Iths curious aud suggestive fact that The

II i. curious aud suggestive fact that The
aatcrs Of slavery are all for vigorous and
unreentng prosecution of 'he WAT until the
Rebellion is crushed ont, while the friends 81
that institution believe in putting down TIT
revolt not by fighting. but by what they eel
:. pressure " and the weight OF the resources
" of the Government" They are of the opin-
ion OF an eminent statesman, that The war must
DE woced 20 that we can live with the Rebels
as brethren after all is over. Then we can
have JEFF. Davis and SLdell back again in the
senate, while Floyd and Thompson again figure
in the Cabinet. What millennial state Of
things that VIII be.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

COMPLAINTS are abundant because Congress
does not at once pass a lax law. B1t isn't II
wise TO spend a little time in Perieciing the
law rather than 10 hurry crude and unsatis'
factory measure through the two Houses II
is no easy thing TO adjust ell the details OF q
bin 10 raise taxes q hundred aud fifty or two
hundred millions Of dollars annually; and though
there can be no question that the people VIII
pay the taxes cheerfuy, tue burdens Should II
oosslble, be so equally imposed as to afford no
ground Of complaint to any section or interest.
Bat let The Jaw b. brought forward and enacted
nith all practicable rapidly. The credit OF
the country aud the eflic!en, working OF The
Government are suffering terribly for want OF 1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

some OF orr cotrmporarics seem TO think tie
great p,'rpo,r Of the war is to put down the
Aboh,iunis,s. II ihey are correct, we fear the
VAT il likely 10 prove an enormous failure, ioI
since it began il Las made AbOliIonia.s at the
average rate of about hell million n week.
Sc tns rate, there is reason 10 dread that pretty
soon lie people viii get up 10 ,he point of de
clsrng That rebels have no rights that lOya
white men are bound 20 r,spcctuot even tie
r,ghi of Goegiue thcir own nggers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

We hear nothing about the progress al the
excellent biz 20 levy taxes IA the gcyoltea tates,
introduced in the House Of Repr sentative.
some time ago by Mr.. Blair of Missouri. We
don't sec low the most serpulous freud g. ou'
mscuiocG Southern breihron could object "a
Their being called on 10 pa! ,L"ir .haro Of thl
expenses their unfortunate dclusoA has broushI
upon the country.
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ASTHMA.

,oo Rev d. Lets Frankfort III. IAN Old lady o. on
.ir he. teea greatly ofic.cd with Asthma .os many
yssr. aad iss ,,i-l multiplicity Of prescriptions with i'e
a, no -poct. Ny wife seat her part Of box Of t-'
grofe.s. r.ocles; sner few GAYS We head het 'hs
fluod ere, rr-f Their use aud to-ay she sent mes
.susor ,oue i've miles procure morei we had only one
e,s ira ,a; could not refuse IT," Browns Brouch'li
Trochc. Cough Lozensss as sold throughout the uh''
s,s,A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

Wi a. o.d sas.ciibeT" oblss US with his real home
.nd i4o-o,8i
Dc rsace csa be tskea Of ANONYMOUS Communities ons
wbstc.e. is Intended ior insertion must ne srlhcroa'cd
by ae lene address Of Tire wrerno; n.se'ruliy ioI
tiilirs tioD. ltt gusTa. " ior lis good feta.
", .oo, 1.f crsie O. sc;un. rt s.tso Communications
Al ,,, e,.,s ;or Tbs soaid Dc Addressed 10
~fsp fa.arsE." -,ew.Ioik.
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The on giving the Presiden, authority 70
t~A~ eoasessiou OF telegraph lines and ra'lwa.
when, ia he opinion, the exiseuces Of the
con,ty cali for such action, yesterday passed
IA. Sooate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

The mails for Europe, by the Canard
steamship Arabia, will clc'e a, tue NeT-lork
POS, .os,ics at l0I o'ciOcd this morning.
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InE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
EOE 1852,

TIT, popular h,yr Al Is nov icady.
FNcr 10 cents; ~ cop.0s ST 10 copies $50 postage
p,id By .pTes, { per 100. Cssl oiceIs solicited.
f-rc.ti 81 plF back un..h rs of Che Ltiture Ana
yea, iBa 1895 05s ls 1885, ias9 Ite and 1901 frre -
reL-l sch post paid. A1lIess IHs THisrS7 New'fo''
Al JEFrLaS', No. SIS Broadway, Ladies ~
MORAL Buoq ~ - and - JOa pairs sissss, n ~
GtuI.na a. p au3 q Sc. Letl-i Who "sit t3so 49,
cIclp pi 20 % I.TtBss; NosI Cd oitt except '..'
At g9ois wafrsitrd 81 1AFfTh'f NJ 90 '
All articles for Sold ers 1T Port Royal, orirrss
ss.re. Rst,rorc Nsh1-tor end ctlcr points ooV 20 "y
. !, I'm, sh,aid l@ sent al bal rates b. hskfDa-s fN
PHEss. No "a brollwsy.
P,TrNrs obtained for new Inventions OF every
Id ion Vees co ,ingrat Oh success No la 20 ir-.
- ns,,ie,i. address AMOS BIO DSA1, ineus Solicitor
No ~ E-st Nashiu ION. d. C.
LADi..' EAR-RiNGs, Pms AGn BRACE tIs,
be.raGa ps.,us, So and $40 lul 'tt ~ g. v'e q
hlfFvs 10 Ds Broadway, one door below Cara = iei'
cg.N No. II - slst
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Tie Joaf.d u COmncne scema 10 tbica
that As tbs is a cisl war ard not loGo.eu
war, our Generals in tho South have nc right
TO make ',so Of the slaves of rrbcf. TIE Con
ti'uiion conIers no such authority, aad q cant
be- done. Oh, Indeed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

We Lave not sec leari lhni Mr. George D.
Morgao has paid over to Ma C''co 'hr
seventy Thousand oolla:a which TIE C"nna .'''
o, tic senate t,,nh &c ousat 70 rcIuad 10 'h'
GWernueut.
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r--as~ss-a11,s sas.-s sr,rs-u,

Did you ever notice that those vino are now
shrieking themselves hoarse, procsmnG TIN.
the slaves of the rebels must not b. iaheu
from tbeui, are the sans pa,i.fs whD sut long
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29
FROM Our owa Correspondent.

nlary now. So mauy members were detained by
tie non-aTival Of tie trains yesterday, that We tad
barely quorum in each House.
RCLTs FOR THE ASSEMBLY.
The report oil the Select Committee on Rules WIS
taken up on motion of Mr.. NyOrd, and, after cousd
GRAFTON ia Committee OF the Whole, WAC adopted.
The only material change in the rules Of lasi
was the establishment OF \ Standing COMMITTEE Of
seven on Federal Relations. IL well be remembered
that We had n SPECIAL Committee on this subject In
each House at the Lls, ressiou.
THE RUN TRAFFIC.
After the rules had been disposed OIL several unia-
portant bills were introduced, when hr. Redantoa
~ 81. Lawrence called up his resolutions 10 reIer 70
"A select Committee 20 much Of the Governor yies-
-age as relates 20 anienafncnts OF tue excise laws,
and also the Joint resolution passet u the last session'
to suuuli. 10 the people Amendments TO tne Con
sisutIon FOR the rulpUsiO OF lAe tlaae ~ intoAi
eating drinks. hr. Rcddington spoke bfitnl N1s
forcity ia favor OF proposition, and was followed
The Euoe side by Nh. ffayn vince hi' no TS,a
moved 10 lay the re- ulufi0ns on the t"ole. lns
/ ! ess and Nsys were called for ane he motion wa
/ lost ny the following voie; ,,.. l.x.,
YEAS De 90. A,oid nAs' sc, css .,s'' "a Ia
fo -. lsi. l.i Loutis, Lyman. &sSius.n ssiPh5.rse
pssrr Roo. lf'urre1 fen etiou, "a lt,i' f,. a.
! StNS-N. ..rs sckiey Ai'cs An'aors h'ifY " n's
b rs r, a. CAqch 90, s' CO .ias.' 9-,i" r. nasJ
a. n,,i scr iis'se, D. $ issen' = H. 49, 80, n.
. flaiafd LaAe, o,,rlse. llcns'on Ac"o, esa' ~
IN Moore 0seog. Psree, fpne' eeo s'err ~ X
,,,e snyAr. sleiler. s'',.on, 5~e't Fay'ot r.
d. {. f4 lt MS.
NJ. N.sIulel chen moved TO poipoue The con
si5,r.tiot of tie subject liil Me'u, sdey, making
me,,,, order fer tlal day 81 i2 O'Clock.
FIR. Murphy Of Bu so favored the pcsiloncmsn'.
Inc tlou.b, tNo-liris a. bis eoashtuen's "e'e ~,
lt,.,fe3 dl.tcty uc niuee,y "a ini' r"olse' CIV.
lc.id iu.t ihele stould b. iil uVose ei'Sa' ~
l,,u.s,, il. Ihat musg tc "hul'! SlS 5..s'
,,ieieiH i%o.u res oi tho voters are eHssbep Al
Ia rae ni.nuactul, or s.io q o,dy. Me's's' .a.
vo Frr.e. ana Sc.ron favored zoe po''l'
9ir b-us moysd o. amend ~ maAias VI. IN, ,ss
n,re,i, oiaer fer the IL Of Apni a N ~, ,ss
no.l Gii,ns day. and seemed CisaVrouhr' ia
ia fot iaual heartily AZ suea pfoio"Yso lo.s
Mr. " necloi opposed tse delay. Mt Sa'ai's's IA
lo.c ., il, Opposition. and ietimaed thai tpS -.
ll.r Ms ,cgg6i 10 give cpfonmiy to 'ue o'us
It.uo, proe Association % oppose az, " s''.ro
H., teh srtsfaniial means - iiey are "t" ~v.d
,, t,.t n. i.Hd iyI he purpose. hf' ray -. -.
, ,iots question, aud 10 tpSe up ua's lno !.
E, ,..s weso ,siled. TIE Assembly hsd ,o :'. N
,,iour. a 0 dock. and by Occupying tie u%s -
tnt hour Ia debate or otherwise the seo!..
n,,, .,r, The cN for The previous qa ss';or
Was "a s.1.iaed. - vii be seel by si's '0'''""
yrss-M..fs hes.sY Ales. Nn'a,nH sorry ssS "a,
iH,ri d.. .. tLliD.. b. C,gptA i"~ s., 49,, loysi
l...u DO. Ja"'.. q. q. psss. pe." "as'h
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1Jesp 2l0tkTlMIn Gribn)t2
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 90, 1852.

M. I4sra, BiscH bGos. are Agents in ki-'p''e
p r. ..e $500 oi THE T. ..s SE
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EVENING SESSION
, ssembly met at z o c.ock.

The Assembly met al COCK.
The fuancial resolutions were taken mp.
Mr. READLE spoke againsi secured currency aud
in favor OF unrestricted credit
Mr. RAYMOND next addressed tho House. DO
conccded TO the fulos cteGs the us,ass- ana sound
meas OF the principle that every loan made BY tho
t.oyegnmant shouid rest the lazy OF tax sufaei-
,ut 10 nav toe Interest ana ultimately 20 redeem the
principal snd that the raised ty sap tax should
ie -pecfa ely sppled to that object. He Pioeeeded
10 show thai tAe Government Lad adheDd 10 ihn
rrinsire aud were proposing 10 leFy the tax; ioss
fhey must also have a large snia al money sof tne
immediate necessities of the war; which they could
not obtain from capitalists OK lhe bauGs, aud taas
the issue Of Treasury notes matter Of absolute
necessity the prosecution Of the war. do
argued that they wouo rest on "a base Of
taxation beng convertible into stock which bad tiat
basis flGi ii made legl tender they could moi he
deprecated hv any efo.t Of bankers or CAPITALISTS:
tlat they would not cepreciate nor wonld taey IN
duly initiate tire business 81 the country. lie apoko
over hour, ard entered larp ely tbe deinis Of
tbe subeet. lie confronted. also, with come sAaTP
n,ss tie position taken and arbs made ly Mr.
| fIulbud and Mr Alyord, ard spoke # the p1sssgs
OF the resolutions, stgnaiing this currency cal
cula,ed TO impair the ability Of the Government 10
| prose, ntc the Wal slth vlgoI.
! The speakers remarks were replied TO by MessssL
llulburd Pierce and Alyord. and the tnbjec. made
lie special order Tor Thursday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-29

doubted that ther, are more such in store for
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ASSEMBLY.

\ To-day being General Order day, bill. vera CON.
sidered in Committee Of the Whole.
The annual Message Of the Governor wastaken m.
| Mr.. HULBIRD moved the usual reference Of t6s
various topics OF the Message TO appropriate Com
aittees.
motion wss made 10 refer tae matter. relating "a
the Metropolitan Police to the Committee on The
Internal Affairs Of Towns and Counties.
Mr.. SMITH moved 10 amend by referring the
subject 10 special Committee comrOsed Of thu
Member from New-York, Hmgs and Westcbester
Counties.
Mr.. PIERCE opposed th. amendment. He said
that the members from hew-York came here a.
politicians TO cripple the Metropolitan Police law.
lie favored tie reference Of al matters relating to
the subec, 10 tho Standing Committees.
Mr ROYAL PHELPS was giaG to hear argu.
meu' in favor Of referring all natter whore po..
sible to the Standing Committees, which hal been
carefully selccted. He regretted that tle geaieG,au
from Ulster County had seen ht 70 charge the
ters from New.York as coming here ~ politicians to
cripple this or other measures. A. memtcr IRON
New-Yori be should be eOrry 10 see auyt ling done
n the House which wo0ld alter OF imIair the
AletsoJ ol'an Police law. lie thought iba. when
The Legislature OF the STATE first Deprived the city
of New. FORK Of the fignt 10 fJrm and manage its
Poiice, and took 1t INTO their Own innaa, they
I'D q Vf0ng act, but ne Wogld be equally tank and
,ay that the Metropolitan Police aw lad i0ugas
itself into favor. lie We glad 70 bar ia testimony
70 a fact thss the police managed without re-
card 10 politics. lie would hope tbey wee nVs ~
mixed as the pcliics N this chamber The Com
mi-ioi cis, Superniendens aud Captains pay no re-
gai q 10 poii,ics, aud do their duty siheieniF dc
Aouod tie matter would DC referred 81 ne ; indhs
Committee On the Afarg ofsCl -, 8 men. nayiag
members on it from the Aetrop0lila iniiiicts kae~
m)re Of the people aud the pract Il working OF ths
law than the Committee on the Internal Ahsi1s "f
Towns aud Counties.
A I,.tion 10 refer the subject u The Standing
Conn iitce On the Affairs Of Giles Was carried
TIE bill 10 amend the annual appropriation lsg by
allowing 500 GEO. remaining in the state 1rss.nry,
,i IN Tor the redemption OF LANDS cold Tor axes, to
no drawn on, and psid 10 the parties incgeded. wAs
ordered 10 = thlIl reading.
The bill TO aa,hofze the SuIeryiOrs VI kinss
Counrs 10 raise money Tor the relief Of tie fUhes
Of volunteers was ordered TO a third rssdiog
BnLs ORDERED TO THIRD RlsDtN9.
To amend the charter Of the Republic Fire iusar-
ance Company.
10 authorize the Supervisors Of Ulster County 70
Qay The expenses Of the 10Th Regiment.
In r.lat on TO warrants Issued ogainsi deisaltius
County Collectors.
No other business OF importance wa, transaOted.
Recess til p. IN.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-21
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
Z O'CLOCK "A. M.

MEMPHIS, July Is. The Grenada: Appeal of
the 10th inst. reports that the rebel ram and
iron clad gunboat Arkansas came down from
the Yazoo river on the 18TH and run by that
portion of our fleet which is above Vichsburgh ,
and anchored under the batteries surrounding
that city.
The Arkansas is a very formidable gunboat,
being plated with half inch iron, with the
plates and nails rivIted. She has very heavy
armament, and is furnished with two propellers
seven feet each in diameter, with four hanges
each.
The appeal says tue ram ran down several
federal war vessels and disabled many more.
One of our vessels was blown up.
The loss of the rebels is set down at 10 killed
and IL wounded The federal loss is not known,
4 but is supposed to have been very heavy. In
addition to the above the Appeal dispatch con-
tains great deal which is bombas.lc and not
worthy of republication, but there is unques,
tionably some truth in the statement made
above. There are no recent arrivals from Vicks-
burgh.
The Ledger has copy of tho Richmond Wing
of the l7th, which contains dispatch from LIT.
Brown stating that the rebel ram Arkansas came
out of the Yazoo river and ran successfully
through the Union fleet of Is vessels, but was
badly cut up before she reached the cover of the
batteries at Vicksburgh and losing 70 men.
He says she rem the Benton down in a sinking
condition, blew up a ram, burned one vessel,
and damaged others.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-21
FARM FOR SALE.

IN the North part OF Walden, about two miles from East
L Hardwck and the stage road leading from Hard
wick to Dsnvlle about go Of land, is we'll fenced
with cedar rails and wall is about equally divided into
moving pasurage, tiliage, wood land and small sugar
place The road shaded by about 200 beautiful maple
trees OF ten y"ers' growth. Buildings, including two
large barns in excellent condition and very convenient
Excellent soft at the house and barn said farm
has had the entire income Of another farm for the last
twelve years. and is in high state OF Cultivation, and
can nearly all be moved with A machine
Also another farm Tor sale Ct bout 80 acrei0 clear
ed-hss large sugar orchard Of about 1860 trees, good
house with fixtures Tor tapping 1909 trees 10 rods
Of saved roughs conduct the sap to the house Also
years stock Of dry wood These places will be sold to
gcther, separately if desired. Direct I'll communc0
ions to 5. T. ELLIS, East iardwick, Vt.
wf]m
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-21
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF VIRGINIA, }
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To Hon. T.. NJ. Stanton, Seer etdry OF War


To Hon. +. NJ. Stanton, Secretary OF War
SR:-The cavalry expeditions directed Gen &.
King to send out on the 18th, has returned
They lett Fredericksburg a, P. NJ. on the 10Th,
and after forced march during the night made
descent at daylight in the morning upon the
Va. Central Railroad at Beaver Creek, fifteen
miles west of Hanove- Junction, and 35 from
Richmond.
They destroyed the railroad and telegrap for
several miles, burned up toe depot which con-
tanned 40 900 rounds of musket munitions, 100
barrels Of -four and much other valuable prop
erty. and brought in captain in charge as
"a prisoner. The whole country around was
thrown into great state of alarm. One pr-
vate was wounded on our side. The cavalry
marched 80 miles in 80 hours
The affair was most successful and reflects
high credit upon the commanding officer and
his troops. As soon as full particulars are