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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
tOWrrtuiIEH'H OFFICE, CRY IlhiL.t
New DlcaiIg. March If, lHt2.
hGIT

NoHrrh9IEh" Dttn1' !. '' ~! - Az"
No. 50j7.
,N"KplNANGEpoyhm:to '"o"i,I,y E'sht'' Wny'"
Itry, ts and for t''ner ma posG
IA ''F T. ' :" r,i ", tnr ,ii,,,i tn, Of tia
riy for h'r'y 'hiS that he WV SCI" a. n' " " ,m ~ Et
mH worhtl, 81 The r,owg siiro1G~
Hn'"', hy,%nt ,s S i"'E; ~, ,no - " 10
Stt = s'nEH'tihc * tni,'. ''i, i W. ~, y, raaa
street to iiyo Circle rure ca M" sn,, @ T." 81 " WE
!" ",s Ir"%', S1r r1,GT p oT"H Stree, & ',,
rack rnroH commandments ga rtcn hre' "A, ~ inf," %n
uo,t Ii sio OF r,rn WAX I" '"un'"' ''rrl,
thence Gown lNr"h' IL, sT'I 20 Cam" s,r'Gt T. n,' "' s'
nr,y on"o cong ~l NJ sd o.a It's sHrt.g "n
and III the corr" Of rh above named Y,er'r y, mn we e
III" lamp Magazine "r railroads; The n'ari tor
,'nlt nv til" 10 loving tl"et ot L'-Sr ih r,.' ne" ann
-NHlt he ,ntcr ;I sn l graded t, o irs to be
established by ihe tS E'"yTr l@ ' lrSe'T' } CT o, "T
uu'i ed toWndri-n nd he eros" TUG shall men bn
ties ,inD BE- rI,c he sting peer ard en- lin TOP of snd
0g pieces ic rails Shall ~ placed The ii'o }lHli not
-I,ll then lee etr by the ron'mGoe IA re Lr-t
wrAtn, and i" The "a II" stt'"'i"nv the ly
c VIII. n" rails !li Ia, p(rl YaNn, VIM ,@am'
like AID Il" the nitro @n-ec'in' ne 'l Surveyor.
US, Il "a iEr orle, y rn,Ioals lIo, n. by oSrs
"r .aY h H5'e ,h"n one ho!" ma" he Not {" ,a err
per day md 'nt the may deem pre int tot
ia ,,t ~: 'G2 % v, Sy E : n om Xxx
per lnr All crIs thgl may r.on,i. ,twc
sunset AID dtybrFk, sn be provided wish gocd and ample
qntHoon eideo rLe an for to SioIao9 "rny Gr
'ntn%y M9 sHa,E or % may hctt,rr be Tnr" e., mo
ST. Gne twGny fvy t3Lfs every
SGc eon,Tnrrr sllI be G"aa !" keep good repair
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MAYORAITY OF NEW ORLEANS, J
City Hall. April IA. 1872. :
Common Council of the City Of New Orleans.
TNn. GOnO

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, April IA. 1872. :
Common Council of the City of New Orleans. }
mo. G000.l
AN ORDINANCE Concerning the City Powder Mill.
ARTICLE The administration and management of the City
Powder shall couided committee Of four members Of
Council from each district Of the city, whC
shall be elected by the Common Gouecl
The said connittee shall have the entire control
management of the said City Powder MILL shall p1chase
materials necessary the manufacturing powder shall din
pose of the when manufactured tho best Of the
interest," shall recommend the following officers for election
of the Common Corpcil, to-wit
One general superintendent salary $1,000
One overseer salary of $3.50 tteen hundred apum
One chemist for refining sapere, at salary OF Sl0
Jap, -.l. "..I '.,
And many laborers may be required for the
actur powder and the good management OF raid Powder
Mill, at such salary may be fixed by he committee.
The said committee shall be bound report monthly
Common Council and in writing all ana "0ns relative
business transacted by said Powder ~ and suggest al
which be necessary for the good management
end prosperity of the same.
ART l. The neral superintendent shall have the genera
superintendent of the business and w0rnen Of said Powder
Mill shall be under the mle late control Of the committee
all and relative 10 his administration
management of said 2 uwder Mill 80
FSignedl S. P. DELABARRE,
President pro tera Hoard OF Aldermen,
.- ISignedl -.. j. MAGTONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April H. 1862.
[Sgnedj JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
true copy:
+ ais St MARION 4. BAKER, Secretary
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URpRY'S ROTNI4. Nos. SO AND 100 ST
F Charles strssrhs ccclrnodcus establishment Is
Of the most PLEASANT rs we'll as CESfRAL LOCATIONS
in this city, The proprietor tenders hts thanks for the
heretofore bestowed 8olicits continuation thereof
confidently assuring his patrons 'sat nothing sha! be wanting
thatmsy Contribute thor comfort The BAR and TERI
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment
passed ~ -
ssl7 II RICHARD MURPHY, Proprietor.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, }
City Hall, April 49, 1852. ;
Common Council of the City of Now OfleaIs }
mo- COOL.
Reo'o That the Surveyor be ana he is hereby au horzd
make the repair to the police station in the Fourth
district, provided he do not exceed $3.50
firr ts0eed That the b. also requested to
make The airs to the Lafayette Cemetery provided
the do not coed $3.50. =
ISigned S. P. DELABARRE,
President pro tenn Board of Aldermen.
TSIgned J. MAGIONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldarrsen.
Approved april 10. 1862.
}SignedJ JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
A true copy:
s2I st MARION A. BAKER, Secretary.
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Attic III q Il 4 E r.

EFF aRsos CITY. April ., 1862
Arrived yesterday 292 Texas Beeves, 222 Hogs,
4 1876 Sheep and n Veal Cattle. Amount of Stock
sold was 1872 Texas Beeves and liz Veal Cattle.
Stock remaining onsale is f5 Texas Beeves, 4G6
Hogs, 167 Sheep, lee Veal Cattle and 45 Goats.
4 We quote III
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stIarinf sntsLLige!tts.
tyxzscstY OFFICE. No. 10 Camp Streat,
Thursday Morning. April "a 1851

UszscsrY OFFICE, No. 10 Camp strsa,
Thursday Morning. April II lse7.S
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamboats,.
Texas Stinde, I'm Jefferson
News Boy, Fowler. FIN St Marnsvillc.
Sallie Robinson, Sabatier, FIN Coast.
Morgan Nelson, Withers, I'm Saline River.
Red Chief No 2, Landry, FIN Attakapas.
Schr Brazos, from Coast.
Schr. Columbia, from Coast.
Memoranda.
The steamer Texas, Capt. Stnde, from Jetler.
son, brought down sixtyour recruits for the Texas
regiments.
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CONTROLLER OFFICE, !
me iruG itulrI "a 40 {


Az 8NI NJ. concerning tie privilege Right Of
Way q esthIi-h Fr-nclInen street tryEl
tie 2uritlr Cana! . Lake FnntClRrtIifn
AKTuLE IIe puht,3,' IN fggtpA rity
a Olrn- That luIurtTpI be hereby
rntIur1 Il ipl, bia9e ash after Gtte,l
he Me
shell road IN FroHrhfnr Get
he MuiRny Gna to Lake PouichAt il lbe
cond ions here lel0w II, the
y City Comptroller. subject .@UIg
jacliu1 Of tie Common COt!urt.
The shell shaft he BIZ Ca-
the 'uOWiE manner he 'fu R!yiO
wll F!enchren shall lie Lpooied AMI the
mud shall belOr! him. Two bitches
idle Of the shalt be dug Iy TN. Shall
Gig. feet in Width lhr thru" fee IN width
bottom depth b.al shed
The ihy Surveyor Tho roadway
be filed up graded by lic t0rrAOr, according
grades to he given by ie ly Surveyor hight least
eighteen inches 'Iove the hi igst w:c Of Luke P6mcl.r
and .hHli he t"Gnti four ler IN "il'h. Twrl in
wli IN The center OF sa roadway shall 1 lcird with clean
and 'nh lake shel7 IN the following manner.
Of she ~ty nches IN 'icAe,- NJ hr tie placed at rolled
If sh h Sx che| in thickness rE lIh he paeol and
nIenl Ioel win me Ine o.li rs Of su w. be
mud in su It's the winnie ,hck rs Of SAID eOnE,
when nheltd and made bpd shall be- lutlJ IN irrirs IhB
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LEGAL NOTICES.


a.. STATE OF LOUISIANA.
THIRD DlsrRIcr CouRT] Mrs EI.IZE GRENAIER RO-
ef {ouEsT VS. HEB r OUTSTANDING,
r HEREBY CERTIFY that on the, 10th
day of Apn 1862 Judgment entered in This Court IN
this suit in The WORDS and figures following, to-wit:
this case submitted for adjudication upon the tesmon
he and The Court cos eng that the law and the evidence
ordered adudged and decreed that Judgment be
in favor of plaintiff Ellie Gtenaie Request against
fendan Eno Henry Request her husband deceeing sepaa
on of property and dolving the community of acques
and gans existing between said plaintiff and defendant and
of The Charles with the in her possession
and that defendant be condemned to her the sum of
Judgment rendered April 10, 1862.
Sgusd April n, 1862.
II. NJ. A. FOUTE, Judge
in testimony whereof have heeunto my hand aud at
Fixed the seal Of the said Court the CITY New Orleans
this this 2i day of April in the year of Lord thousand
A. DREUX, Deputy Clerk
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
TEolsrEME CouR DE DISTRICT MADAME ELLIE GRENAIER
Souve, &c orleans NoeohS.N cS l6 SYS NrooA
TIE C| RTIFIB, que lie I9emc jour d'avril
1862 ugenent etc eDte dams Cou dams aiirt
Dams cete aaire, sounise pour adiul cat on lie eno
gnage records Ia Cour consideant la oi ttnognag
favour de Ia demnrderesse-
II ordonnG, aJuge que jugemcnt
de la demand Ellie Grena Request
separation de bens dsoudant Ia communicable dncQuels
gains eSistant la die deItndee lie dGtendeu
desre la propridtare de reeaye Charles as
possession CT que le ne!endut soft condane Ii
sonnie de deuz cents pastros ct les frai7.
Jugeaent rendu Ic 10 dayrI 1862.
Signe 10 Il d'avril 1867.
NJ A. FOUTB Juge.
En- fol de anoi TAI apposd signature place lie d.
Ia dite Cour dams Ia Vile de la Nouvee Orleans lie 22em
jour cavr dams fannee de notGe Segneu mile hit
soixante.rt.deuX.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-THE UNDER:
IN signed Collector Of State Taxes does hereby notify all
indebted the State for Of 1861 and licences oil
1862 within the First District Of this city call his office
% City Hall third story, and the same within the time
prescribed by law under penalty of their property being
gagged for said taxes Licenses past due and liable penalty
Of from $3.50 10 $1,000.
Office hours fiom 10 A. N. to2P.M.
{ THOS. ASKEW,
L SS- Collector First District.
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MOODY. S. NJ. SHIRTS GENTLENENs FURNISH
1l ing Goods and Fancy Articles, oaaa ands 70
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of New Orleans. No. 1855
WHEREAS, Patrick Noon has petittoned
w the Court for Letters of Administration the of
his late wife, Ann l.. Noon, deceased intestate-
Notice hereby given to all whom it to show
within days why the prayer of the said petione,
should not be granted
BY order of the Court.
~ L E. MI(,iIOT, DnnltY Clerk,
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COAST AND LAFOURCHE.

Leaves every SATURDAY. ut p. N.
EsCkAsnGGsG, NATGHEZ AND NEW
rrg5 - lomns packet NRtchez For yirxHhugg D.
L1asets5s Wnrrehton, Grand Cuff ST. JOSEPH. Rod
Waterproof. Natchez, Fort Adams Red
lutlit tyou Bnton Rouge PlaQueI!,ir Don
allsonve and Ill Intermediate way psutt,on lanin.
The &. s. Mail Packet MATCH En- T.
will leave For freight passage apply
OIL board.
VIEGINIUS G. nENTIEl.
d23 Advertising Agent.
Rs-The Nntchez Niuksbrrg YAzoo river
packets and peSoto with The ajroul Trenton
rlL on liuchit
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WAS brought to ths City Police Jail on
w the I'D OF Ma ch, 1862 The light mularo boy LESLEY
Says he belongs Mr. mist, who lives Morea b.tweeu
Port aud It Ferdinand streets He is feet N inches high
speaks French and English look intelligent has plea
face, and is aged about 10 years.
The will call and claim property according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ JR
Keeper of City Police jail
Registered March 81 1862
f. DAVENPORT,
mo Is, dirk Of Cnmn,ro]ler
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A Wis AUX CONTRlBUABLEs.-LE soUssI
N gn6, des dEt, par lie rre.ent nv
pers0nres des taxes at 1861 cvlles
pour 1852 dams lie QQtrene District cette vile
pr III des MapGsns pres F
che de ia Nenveme rue payer les dies 10
temps present. Ia o Licenses expires Ell snees
amende de $3.50 a s 0C0.
Is 49, JOHN HAAS, ~, .
ais Cnlecieur Dliatreme District.
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tulttu Stntt, Aktisuitutht Sosts'Ss
AsHIScroS, Jan. 9-Tbe u. ). Agricnl-
tnral Society ts-day reelected President Hub
bard: Secretary, Poor: Treasurer, French.
and nearly all the old Vice Presidents.
The Executive Committee was reorgsniz-
ell. and consists Of Marshall =. Widen. OF
Massachusetts,; Frederick Smyth, Of y. III /;
Isaac Newton, of Philadelphia: Charles r..
Culyert, Of Maryland: Legrand Byington. OF
Iowa, j. II. Sullivan, of Ohio; and W. Myer-
Of California.
President Lincols Recommendation Tor the
establishment Of an Agricultural and Stats.
tical Department. was warmly commended,
and he was elected an honorary member.
The suggestion of the Presidents address
were debated. endorsed. and a large portion
was ornered to he printed
The establishment of an Agricultural De
dartment was discussed and recommended
There was a decided expression Of opinion
against national exhibitions. unless they can
he held at Washington
The Agricultural Society adopted a series
Of resolutions advocating Agricultural Edu
cation. and prepared a premium list for a
series OF experiments on the cultivation OF
cotton In the middle and northern States.
The awards are TO be made by the Ten
trail Agricultural Societies OF the States n
which the competitors reside. Arrange
menta arc also perfected for a National Ex.
hibition Of native wines 10 be held IN ihi'
cits IN January next.
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Ina RAILkoAB kksIzoL-Aechanic
ard hborers are seutedt 10 hll AZ the ranks
OF the seth lLdiaua. OF Railr u Regiment.
under c. ). NJ. Smith.
Besides performing the usual military a"-
ties. this regiment will build bridges. tfesue-
works, s.rs. run trains, a.. and The meh
perfor ming such work VIII f.reise hn ado
tional 1as of from Al 70 ~ 20 per das. .
Recruits are sent 10 indianapolis free 81
expense where tie, are furnished With every
thing
The pay eommences nom The IA, Of In
lstment.
Recruiting Office IA rerte Hanie. u No
it2. East Main street
G.H. WAIVE,
Dec 20th. Recruiting Offices.
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PROM r. yoak.

-
Lookinq After lAs ~SconHdrsIs aud Iaeirsse
The Missouri Senator's 20 BE- E<pslled-
Hslpless Condition Of CAariesfon--Ths
thttairy Learing fA,ir Homes--Imporfanf
tatiHei CoaneI-Sheliae the Rebd Batter
ies pa the Pofomac-Lafer from Port Royal
Gen. SisrsRs Still Holds The Nam Land.
NV YoRK Jan. l0th-specials from
Washington "a the morning papers state that
members Of the Van Wycke Investigating
Committee have been to Bosiss. Nov York
and Philadelphia, sharply looking into the
WAYS unpatriOtic men have OF making money
out OF the government ia tie night OF it,
death hug with rebellion. To the Shameful
developments already published tie, ~ili
add enough 10 inhame the disposition which
o exists 10 punish With death fraud evm
miLted on the government Ia time "a ~ar.
The Judiciary Committee thi morning
authorized the chairman to report q 'esolu
ton expelling the two Missouri %enators,
Polk and johnson.
The Col. of a regiment stationed at Hill
ton Head, who came up on the \ anderbilt,
now here. says be has no doubt OF his ability
10 take Charleston with his single regiment.
20 great i the Southern panic.
Houses In the interior are known 10 have
been abandoned by their owners and lett Ia
the same condition a. the beautiful residen
cez were found.
On Monday night a council vas held At
the Capitol. between all the member, Of the
Cabinet aud the war Investigating Commit
tee. which lasted three hours The proprie
" of silence. a he debate and conclusion u
was brought. are ohNious.
II Is stated that the Cabinet officers whose
life has been spent ia courts Of law led the
demand for immediate battle. and that the
cousel for DELAY - me from the heretofore
bel lgerent members OF the Administration
On " ednesdas ~m4Ining. several hours be
fore daylight. the freeborn. Island Belle
and Satellite. under the direction OF Lieut..
Masaw. commanding the lower department
Of the Potomac notiils. -heiled the encamp
ment OF a rebel regiment near fooks Land
ing Just about dasbreak on their return "a
Liverpool Point
They ran within about three quarters OF =
mile of iAe Aqua Creek battery aud threw
IN -0me ihirty or forty shells. With what IF
feet IS not known The rebels. strange "a
say. made no reply.
The steamer Oriental. from POM ROYAL
the 9th. arrived this morning. She met the
Atlantic going into Port Royal.
Nothing special had occurred since the
sailing Of the Vanderbilt.
Cen. Stevens still held possession Of tho
mainland, and was awaiting enforcement
Two regiments had returned 70 Hilton Head
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5000. 600 FIVE MILLIONS OF BOXES or BRAN.
DRETH's PILLS ARE SOLD YEARLY. II SAIL
sTEADiIx increases, and yet thousands ds from
colds and f~eyers. which these pills could certainly
onrc. Randreih's Pills are simple. but unmatched
for efficacy. How important that We At once secure
An advantage over sickness when q can be hsd a.
AZ outlay - only S cents.
Nr. }. c. Rappciyes, Of Monmouth county, n. j..
writes. March 70. lssss
Il was uoubled In January last With oisuseDeas
ff several days, and took ten grains q cAiomel g.
! obtain relief. Ioaugat cold. I suppose; a any rate.
q severe diafrhoca set IN. which my medical attend
az, found Il impossible 10 arrest. This ~As FOLLOWED
by dyscntAry. Ny strength Wa ell gone. Every
thing passed through me asItook Il. a h.end fro"'
New York, Mr.. george Lewis. fortunately called on
me, and advised RRa~pEFraH's PMS. ] thought H.
my weak condition one pin would be enough. hui
he administered four. and he next mefniDg ioai
more. Much impuflly came from me. and, 10 ny
.urpri.e. the soreness and pain diminished. On
box cured me fully. I am nov hearty, with a gcoi
appetite. onice. "a canal street. and by All drug
| gisf~
Sold by J. X. CuSlxaHss. T~erre-HAuts. and - Al
.especiAbls dealers ia medicine. Uanld~lm
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FROM NEW YORK.

building Sforehouses AZ Port ~Rosai-3OOO
More men sent 10 Tybee-A Sktrmisa on
The Mainland Rebels Dcteated-Rsintorss.
n.enfs 10 .Shermaa-Daponf Sensures Shsr
maa-Conon and N'ggers.
INV YoRk. Jan. l0.-Tbe Oriental. from
Port Royal. brings intelligence tina, twelve
vessels were awaiting storage for their car
goes at Pors ROYAL. and new S~torehonses
were 10 be Immediately constructed.
Our force at Tybee has been increased
some 1000 from III. Royal.
Fort Pulaski kept firing, AMI one man had
been killed.
A skirmish took place between a part OF
Gen. Shermans force. on the mainland. on
the 9Th. resulting In serious loss 60 the rebels
besides seven prisoners.
Com. Dupont had sent 1900 men TO rein
force Gen. Sherman. 60 make active opera
tons on the Railroad between Savannah and
Charleston. and had severely ccnsured Gen
Sherman for want of activity.
reinforcement are daily arriving at Porl
ROYAL. aud allthe troops are n good heall
and eager for a fight
Progress is being made ia the collection o
Cotton. and negrocs are continual, afriv
ing
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Military.

We take the following military item- fron
ne Louisville Journal Of the Sch
RrlFAxxp on BArL-Mr. " &. O~yerton.
who has been Ia custody IN this city Coz sev.
sral months on the charge of aiding the re-.
beIlion. va. released Yesterday on bail in the
.um Of 81 .o0c. Mr.. overton vas one o the
Publishers Of the Louisville Courier.
Tat lsr ksSrvcxY The iNt Kentucky
Regiment. under command Of Msjor B.rt
Lieper, arrived from Carlestosn. Va. YES
terdav. by the steamers Sir william " allace
and Mary Cook, aud went into quarters .,
camp Joe Holt. below Je~HeScnville
Captain Ferguson. of the Maryland fu-i-
lsers. arrived IN the city last evening. and
~ill be attached 10 Gen Buell. stan
The 81 Kentucky Regiment. Col TLoma.
d. Seigwiek. will arrive from Western Nir
sinia 10 day.
Col Rayless Regiment will ltnkc Ihell
tents At the Fair Grounds this morning ans
move for the interior Of the State
The indianapolis Seafsnsl Of yc-terda, az
Lieut.. W. II. beuney. OF the sth Indiana
as in that city Yesterday with forty one vol
anteers for bis regiment. which j. nov a
Cheat Mountain. Lieut. Benney j. an ~
complished Officer. ~bo has seen service. an
the brave volunteers he viii lead under T.
stars and stripes viii vindicate. ~andonbs~ii,
their patriotism and their loyalty
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Night Dispatches.
FROM CAIRO.

The EspediioM 10 ifapf Cairo fhs MofaiRg-
TAe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Brso-R,bsis
and Csnaon Cspfsrsd ~ Biifssi<-Gsu
Bstier al Shif bland
CAIRo, Jan. i0-The greater portion OF
the troops have already embarked. The ex
petition j. net expected - leave before to
norrOw.
IL I. understood that zen Paine and ~
Cleruand will command the forces from here
and Birds Point. and Generals Smith and
Wallace those from Paducsh.
The Memphis Appeal of the 9TH and nh
contains the following
Arouut. Ga Ian. J-The Charleston
Mercury OF this morning SAYS the enemy
were r~epulsed nv the bayonet and ran in Bull
Run style. leaving guns and knap~acks on
the field. -Four dead and many wounded
we're taken Of the field.
The dispatch does not state where this
poSk place.
The Mercary announces the arrival Of the
steamer Ella wsrley from Nassau. She "a.
pursued by the blockadcrs but escaped Sb,
brought nine passengers. mel ading , u
Bisbee. Of Norfolk. bearer u dispatches
also a valuable cargo.
Anew Orleans dispatch announce. n.
sofr-nder of a small force IF rebeiS ~ nj
loxi Two cannon we've captured.
The dislatsh alSo ssstes that Butler an
Ms command were at Ship island. "a ~
losi T. considered 10 possession Of the FEEDER
ais. Butler occupation of Il i momentari'
expected
The Federal ~prieonefs ~ Charleston iai
sfe 70 he transferred 70 celumbss.
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1AK RAILRoAD R~KofNKSf.-By reference
10 a notice in another place. IL will be seen
that Mr.. Geo. X. Walter i recruiting In this
city for the Railroad (56,h Indiana hegi
msnt. This Regiment i destined to bear a
very important part in the present war, aud
those Who desire TO have a place IN a regi
ment that j. certain 10 become famous. should
call on Mr.. Walter II liz Wabash street,
ard enlist AZ once
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tittfNNAffs Jan ~.
Flour noaisslly unchanged: not enough
doing to establish quotations.
Wheat S0@s5c for rel and dull.
Oats advanced 90 PIC.
An active demand FOE eoin a %.
dive t9d 5oc.
Whisky advanced 90 *Dc and very little
offering.
Hogs dull and lower. The weather j.
bad and the offerings large, sales Of 1000
head At z .9O@3 .i5 Good ones we're Of
fered freely NJ S3.0oo. 70 arrive next week
Receipts 900 head.
Mes pork duh 40 busines- AZ over
p 100.
Lard duh and easier 600 tierres AMI hbl-
sold At 6sa@5lsc.
Green meats dull. no demand. shoulders
&c: hams 3i4c and sides SIC.
Groceries unchanged ard firm. sales "
80 bids sugar at sie q loc, 100 bags cot
fee at 10. 90lsc. and 300 bbls mOlasses a,
f5G &c.
Exchange declined % &c discount aud
par. the former the buying rate.
Cold &c premium. bni little or 10 demand
tie brokers would no, raY over r prem.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-01-11
FROM CAIisO.

The Expedition from Cairo aH Rsady-Ths
Forces Already in Mofion-CaPfnrs Of
$500 Worth Of Quinins-The Troops
Aboard me Gun boats Ready.
SPECIAL tn rRIpuSE-
CalcAoo, Jan. l0.-Owing the dense fog pre-
vailing here. the expedition Southwark has
been DELAYED. A portion OF the force, how
ever. has been dispatched to the starting
point. The weather permitting ,"s remain
ing portion will get under way 20. morrow.
Cairo presents an unusually warlike ap.
pearance 20 day.
$500 worth of quinine WAS captured two
days ago on the steamer Courier.
A diipatch from Cairo. to-day. says the
fog has risen and the expedition will proba
bly, start to-day. The troops and transpor
tations are all on board the steamer. and thu
gun boats are ready To leave.