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what h Ln.vn .beut TIC Herald

Thatit 10 In daily c, munnicatioh with the 70
bels That II holds cut 10 them, a. IN inducsmen
for this Communication, that II can serve thei
cause at the North more ffsctually by prstendec
attacks than by open friendship. That IL suppliet
Information Of our mover ents, in exchange for
that which il receives of their own. That t Ia
q spy upon tho North, and go-bstweon, both
North ard South.
Jfths exchange OF news was fair, we would
not complain. II the HERALD made q decent
bargain with the traitors, and obtained o.
much news from tho South "a II giv.a Of the
North, We should be better satisfied. But the
tact Ia, the people Of Dixie know the weakness
Of Satan and buy him up cheap. If the char
scter is to be played at all, II ought to be by an
adept at the business, and by one whose sharp
noss and ability will overma. ch Southsrn trick
cry, ard not, as at present, DO defeated By IL.
We doubt IL the lIRRALD will suct ID better
in the future than in the past, for the chancos
Of war are ratidly paAhipg away. Meanwhile,
the SUN has never advanced 30 rapidly in pub.
lie favor as at the present time. Il hAsthe 70.
tPcct and confidence Of but one sido-,hat Of tho
Nor,h-Jut this is the side of honesty, juA,ico,
and right. Ard it is the winning eide. in ,Ais
conflict.
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Congressional Proceedings,
MXvII,h CONGREss-scna,e.
First Session.

Washington, ioh. 1o.-Mr. King On. r..
presented "a patti Of merchants ruu nisr srit.
'n OF New f"rF, r'moustrWil, against an,
'hange the laws re awe u pilots and pitptage
Mr. Hale IN IL. from the naval eomin,,tee re
p.hd back ths bll for tie temporary Increase ri
midHhiPnen la the naval academy, with a tson.si
mat 10 te. indt hnitely postponed. Ais, a rea,u.
ZION rendering the thanks Of Com ress b. & ,pt
WI kes which Vas ud fnitely p stponed
Mr.. Rice tMe \ from the military commit n
HI"fted luibt rrsrluti m H. authorize the S.-rra
iary OF War to onnferthe brsvet rank OF leuten,ut
general for emir eut ser vices
Mr.. sumn-t tN0s.,l presented petition Of ci,i-
l'hH - New York state, king that the name Of
Sphh Carolina be eNpunRed IL M the list nf states.
ana the territory be Udcd between Nth Care
In n and GeutgiA
M Trunhul IA presented a petition from
ctNus Of llnois, asking the passage Of The Trea-
suty Note TN and against the Btnkrupt law
On mniun ot Nj u lie the bill Eir the organ Al.
tion ofue Nsy! Department WAS taken up-Lud
ever,
on motion Of Mr.. Harris IN. Y the bill In rel,.
ZION e. the Circuit AID District Courts oftue nited
Ates sas TAX up and passed.
NJ WI son IN 49, introduced A Joint res,lu,i,,,
To suth"fhe tue Presdent H. present prizes and
medals o. the enlisted men Of the army add navy
AMI marine cops, who may have ulstinguisL.i
Themselves In the war Adopted
On motion 81 Mr.. Wilson, the bill fur the HATTIE,
o'gsnization of,he cavalry was passed. Executive
Session.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, FEB. 20, 1862.
Tho News OF tho Day.

The capture of General PRrcK's son, with
some hundreds Of rebels under his command.
appears TO have been the cause of the premature
announcement Of the taking Of PRIcE and his
army. But, according TO last accounts, we
have also taken the bona ride General PRICE-
slippory As he is-and may loon hear of the
capture and dispersion Of his now insignificant
band, which has been chased into Arkansas,
Missouri Ia free f,om the rebel troops.
ItApp,Ars probable that the JowSsoS. whom
we have captured at For: Donslson is not the
A. SYDNEY JOHNSTON, who ought to have
been there, but one BUsHRoD X JenNsroN,
agraduate Of West Point, in the class Of 1886,
and a native Of Kentucky. He was Second
Lieutenant aud Aiterward First Lieutenant in
the Third Infantry, resigned from tho army In
lSA7, ard rext year became a Professor O.
Mathematics in the Western Military Institute
Georgetown, Ky, which post he filed unit
last car, and then engaged in the rebellion.
An arrival from Port Royal brings news O
an intended attack upon Savannah, but to Reb
Ell accounts We must look for lis results, an O
these We have nothing definite or reliable. II
our Foreign late ligcn % We have the Queen
speech, which includes pleasing nlllsion to the
existence Of friendly relations with This cun
try. Rumors are received tha' the governor Of
Tennessee has issued p-ccla nation calling up
on it's People to cease resistance to III, Feiera
govern msnt, which are improbable, as Jvsrn u
HARRIS, Of that Safe, has b,cn heretofore dis
hnguished ts bitter seces,ionist.
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The For t Donelson Victory.

81 Louis, FEB. 19-Tho following will appear
IN the mon ing papers Of tomorrow:
DIArQt AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT oF MsAOURt,l
ST. Iouy, Feb 10
The Major G-n,rN commanding the Department
orgrgtu hes Flag 'flcer Fup,p, Brig, Gent Grant
and the brave officers and men under their CON.
mhhd on the r,ceit brilliant victories on the Ten
n-ssoe ~ d Cumberland. The war Is no, ended.
Prepare ior new conflicts aud new victories.
Troops Rre concentrating from every direction
We shall 20 IN have An army which will be irresist-
ablo The | mon n ~ must be restored eye,ywhere
and Tie CENTRALIZED tuion men In the ,uth must
he tct iree. The soldiers and sailors Of the great
wet are ready and willing to 10 this. Tue time
ana place have cen determined ON. Victory and
glory await the Lrayel
By COZ maud ~ NJ ior- General uALLECK.
y, II, McLrNS, Asst. Anjt. General.
About 5000 Ii fantry two on three batteries Of ar.
hllety, largo numner OF mules ard wagons, all
Immense quantity of stores DC left today tor the
Cumberland.
| Gen. Pope and stan len this evening for Cairo.
| before surendsriug Fort Dunelsou the Rebels
| throw most of their malls II H. the river
| flo!dH brigade, taIing they might lie taken,
| q rev all their brms into the river. The crew,
| OF the sunboats are now engaged Gshitg then
| ont
Capt. Dixon, the Rc'el chief ~ ARTILLERY, and
| the enHinc'r who us'ruct,d the Qualifications VA
Killed IN the bombardmont Of Friday in one Of hi,
| own bate, les.
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ordered 70 rsdnSrce Gen. McClernand, osme In the
rear OF The s0sh and sit nihois and 25th Ken
'usky thsea rasimsnts were lying down and firing
over NE ores, Il hin. They rose, and noa know.
ing hsshor The force In their rear was friend or FOE
eHo,h Keniuohy, supposng thsm W be rebels,
poured In vOley which nd horrible execution, and
w.a sufheient 10 throw the sntlre brigade into
disorder ., once, which vas Amos, a panic; some
,hre" down their guns and equipments and ned
immedia'ely The woods were filled with straerlerp
-'ome even fed " Fort Henry. The enemy i'm.
proved the opportunity, and advanced upon
schVn'its' and d. esser's batteries, capturing Eve
GYMS AL taking posscssion Of Cen. McC; ernaA,l's
n'ss1S'r'efh driving our forces nearly mile and
ahait Instead, however, Of sdbsrir 70 their sup
posed rteniion W escape, tho rebels resolved 70 fol-
h" Up heir advantage by pursuit.. A this juno
ere Gen. wAlace's division was thrown in font and
Sok position on ridge with Tsyior's battery in
The O. ntre OF The road. Ths rebels formed on the
ridge which Gen NoClernand bad occupied, and,
Hustled with success, moved forward. As soon as
they came In range Taylor opened on N en- with
grape, cAnisten and sheil, causing the rebel. "
quail and cunne TO halt, and, the infantry ad.
vsLcsd, they began 10 fall back, and we recovered
the ground previously Loot.
Fort Dohctson, Peb. 1.-THE great Are which
was seen up thu river from this point l.s, niob,.
y a. caused by The burning Of the Tennesses Roll
II g Mills four miles from here, by our gunboats.
The works bad been used by the rebels In the man
n'tiuie Of sho, and shell and other war mater Al.
It was All extensive concern.
Gen. Grant had prom "a yated a most stringent
order against plundsnng from the inhabitants, aleo
against stealth property taken in battle.
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" an nsoesasry safeguards against ybe abuse Of
perc1stivo, hut not withhold from him the power
necessary to the proper direction Of our city
affairs. Why l, I that We csnDot have hero
some approach to that excsllsnce in muniSpAl
Administration which European cities have
reached, and most Of all Parish Lot our Iegi'-
tors examine thoroughly into this su Jet, while
il is before thsns, Ani seeking for the bes'
models Of civic government, approach as near
TO them a. tho difference in the circumstances
" it1 aJ,nftxT
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The Beginning of the End.

Ff'drick, Nd, Ftb. 19--On Si'urday night.
AT complimentary dinner ten, cred t. IIin Oh a.
. f"nhher ~ Mortinsburg, Va, that gentleman,
IA tpoec9, said In .tlr,t that the policy of se,ss.
hl"i' IA u ma been carried out, was a failure IL
hAi he' II ace upan.d with All unnecessary waste
81 hl Tue l't hipod - TIE South, and immense
II" M ~ PROPERTY. II This course WAS L ,ntinueI
IN, u would piir ruin ou ruin
Reports from usually reliable sources saw be.
tween 800 ara 400 "i the Is rsley County Muid.
have dCz, rttd In oily, and are ON toute e. crns,
the Potomac and lIin our Ia, kA
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Capture of Gete,aI Price and his Arm


Scala, No , FEB. l9,-Brigadier- Genera Price,
son Of STIRLING Pnce, Col Pnillps, MAJOR Cross
aud Capt. Crosby, we're captured near Warsaw, On
sunday night, and brought TO tits place. The pr-
s,n'rs were captured Icy Capt. uubbs, OF the Sth
Iowa R,giment. They lad some 800 recruits with
them for old Price, in charge, but they had Just
crossed Ee osase RIVER, and IA Capt Hubs had
tut small force, be did not follow them.
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NEW YOnK LEGI-LAvURK.-,e-a..

ABdny, february 19.--By Mr.. Froer-Iu-
cooperating the F,rty-second ~ Rli,rt ad Company.
HIILs PASSED.
Amending tho act c,ding tte United States r-
rNdlction over lands In the vicinity of III .mtlton
and Tumpk,r counties.
Amen ing the nct relative t. laying ont the streets
an avenues 4 Nov rk.
For the hercG, II m rriod women in rcIard To
insuIinr the lives # their husbands.
Tie hll 10 stop tue sale o sU1ll milk WAS ity1ra.
lily reported. Adjourned until the t5tA INST.
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Hills before the LEGISLATURE

bill has been brough; up to re- organils tho
Militia Of the State, and to create a National
Guard Of young men, between the ages o. Is
and 80. One to incorp IrAte the Shipnas,er's
Association, AID one to select three newspapers
Of this city, as its advertising mediums. Thre
to 10 tho three journals havi & the largest cir
eulA'iOn' who are to do the advertsiog, and re
ceivs eight cents per FOL o, aad no more. thus
fOOliAbly attempting to prescr Q the bust aoss
charges Ct newspapers, which are entirely indie
pendent q legislative poser.
The results of Alderman Brady's examira
ticns have been made publ C, being the s,me as
published in our paper some tims sinco. Tho Al.
deTman stated that he had brought back TO the
city all the funds-sj, OCO to 81, OOO-which he
he'd taken 10 Albany with him. lie had not a.
tsmpted 10 influence legislation and dec'ir cd
answering many Inquiries on account of his
official privileges Of refusal.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND rrrE yIcISrrr,

A
T,,v co,.--
OF THE SOUTHERN Con
.AAH'srS' who, BY the csp,urv Of Port RyAh,I
| oeen abandoned by their unastera and ,br,,-u
/ -, ~ government or the people Of u
''u' IN 10" exciting the live lest apprehension
our citizens The slaves b.,a bt,t....
| long care extendod ,vor -. ..,.
| No. 80, =, wv 'Ne'n' ana nave TO led NJ
| 1"i or ueH own tubsistence, tut prime
pHly Tor their owners advancement be,cs IN.
| ,.,'N y 'D'urei~ oil the ways AM means
| S"s All ihuepehdent livelihood. Upon the hrs
raGe Of our paper viii he fu,d m t,--,l
| rtT,4t as 10 their eopdi,i,, =.
| government spen, r,h, So.
| gate their peosssl,ies ~ -,
returned from Port Rov,I In ,,i., d..
pears that from 10 600 N 20 ooo - ~ ~
| that vicinity, free from ,be cor,,,l :, a.,
| terp, unable 10 prncurea pyeIib,.t -
| ing and planting operations ar. dos,r,...,
occurrence Of the yya- and IA. .1,....' -,
IT our army, dismiss,,s, ,b.. -,,o..i,. -, ?, -
Dor in the further e,ns,,,,c,i,,, -, -
The ctops uf Ian saaso, ,,,,,..-., -
burs, have be,n p,,,i,iI o b,r.', 1'o,o7 N'o
gtive Il ,sters. n I,rs,a ,,,,,,,, -. - V" iu
in the subsistenee ~ ,bs .I.,o, -,
and the remainder b.. hoo, -, -,
want Of pnyid.nco Ill 'n 'nA'
the southern sl.vo I.ndo. 81. 80 's ul'pe'
which but .dov ,o ,ioI,,,,
A general aod nr,o,,,.,o ..,''l,..,' s' 'us'
uons ~ sl.vos ,,,,,i, -, '' 'oui mu
cai a,,i,a, -. -, " WV "''' w 'AhAu-
10 ss"S''iH were cArr1ei out, our people may well
be aroused IA 10 the urgent necessity which exi.,.
for their Immediate supnort vybs, .o -, !,
for a q suf.,ins, ,,,, =, -, 'Hu 10
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Tao ButIer R.p.dl,on. a..

{. p."Tl rec. H.--Capt. Dudley Of the 10Th
mN.,a' nse't "a th GIN eht. was today presents
~ hH boet~h friends, With = valuable borse -
uli mlliaiy equipments. lie eaves ~ --norroS T -
Ins Command ~ snip Island, in the steamer Nj.
sis.ippi, which iskes our a portion on The NJ.
lSth X gim.nt WV 'Ahe
Ine resolve appropriating 500, Geo for the oo,r
y, htssachusett', has passed 10th branch.
W ne L'RsIaiure' and received the siRnatu Q
OF We Governor. PROPOSALS for bids are IN hs 49,
su'i, ara 'o thoatous N be constructed und.r
ihe superytsion Of [ nited States ,ers
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INTERESTING FROM CONGRESS.
vALLANDIGBAm FRIGHTENED
&C., &C., &c.
III, Federal Flag Float, In Arkansas.

tbs Federal Flag Floats In Arhassas.
Springfield 80, Ft5. 16 General Curtis
has driven this rebel army beyond the ArkanssI
line. At 10 o'clock on Sunday night We were sixty
miles fou'h Of sprins Geld. The Federal a,g now
floats In AikNisas.
Several skirmishes had taken place In tie deh'es
Of the mountains We had six wounded. and tho
enemy sixteen kibd and q large nimler OF
wounded. We have bagg,d large number o. pris-
oners.
Anessenger says tina, are only short dis
,ance behind the main body az General Price, and
We would chase him up the next morning.
There Is great abundance Of forage and proyi.
sons on III route, except hour. A tr'in Of sugar
and beans starts forward from here tonight.
Capture of Gebeinl Price and his Army.
Washington, Ftb. 20.-In the House of Re-
representatives. this +. NJ, Representative wicknT
Of Kentucky announced the capture Of Gen. Price
and his army
OFFICIAL RErORr.
sr. LOUIS Feb. 10, 1880 A. n.
TO Major. Gen. Mcclellan:
Gen. Curtis has captured Gen. Price, Col. Dor
sey, Col. Cssa and Capt. Judge, OF Gen. Pieces
staff. tSignell
Hw. H,uLECK,
Major -t!cneral
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ITcWon, Feb. 10 Colonel William UaIst.d
ofTrenton, Colonel Of the l., New Jersey o.v.Irv
having been mustered out OF the service, q ,vern,
Olden has Just made cut COMM sion 4 Sir p.,cs
" ynnuNh an accomplished Italian officer, q n,
We vacancy. TIE major Of tho regiment has also
been mustered QUIT but no appointment has We, been
mAhe. The new Colonel ia a resident OF vasbin,,.
ton, and came very higt " re ,orptnsnnc1 's
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Baltimore, FEB. lbs. s. Wills, the pub.
Usher, and Thomas Pigott editor Of the notorious
rebel sheet Tug soUTn, were arrested yeatsrd ~
morning and taken " FSrt McHenry.
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Washington, Fec. l9.-By the President Of
the United States.

the United States.
A PROCLAMATION.
nis recommended to the people OF the United
States that they assemble in their Gust 1msry places
for public so!emnitiea, on the 92d day Of February
Instant, and celebrate the anniversary of the birth
day Of ne Father Of his country, causing to be read
u them his Immortal Farewell Address,"
Given under my hand and the seal OF the United
States, al Washington, the 10Th day Of February,
in the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hun.
dred and siKty-two, and OF the Independence o'
the United States OF America, the eighty sixth. ny
the President, ABRAHAM LlaCOLh'
WHSiAN IL, BswARD,
sscrs.a.y d assas.
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POSTSCRIPT
Evacuation of GAINESVILLE. Tenn,

Caro- Fcb l9.-Adsp,tch ftom the Cumber-
N''d Rive. -ay Clwk,'ille is being s.sua,ed and
tic ~ 'ls going - Nashville.
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Later from Entope

The British steamer Ksng uoo, Capt. Nc
Guisan' arrived at Sn ea'ly hour yesterday morning
frum Liverpool, via QueenttosR. Lea the Former
p = ON the afternoon the Och and Queenstown ON
the Afternoon Of the 9Th.
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t1're" Nonroe, fto' lo'-Ihe steamer Stars
and Stripes sailed Tor Ba'teras This forenoon uth's
iull cSgo Of ammunition
The steamer Connecticut arrived from Port Royal
ibis afternoon, which place she len on the i5,h In
SAINT. She brings news tina, the operations sgans,
Savannah were ail going on.
Gen. burnsids's forces still occupy Edenton and
have thrown out pickles. some six or sight miles.
The steamers Thomas jefferson and Baltimore
have called kf Hatteraa the latter with c.roo n,
.rnr,,ri,ion
r.
The Jersey Blue sailed this Afternoon, with two
hundred and tny troops, from Annapolis
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tn, ReyL.ioD Of the CITY Charter.

There Is not 70 much prospect, as was at first
supposed, OF artNi'on OF our City Charter, up
on the Plan OF concentrating more power ia
the hands Of the Mayor. Hit is done at all it
is not likely to DO as a party measure, for a
portion Of the Republicans are quite as indispos-
cd to increasing the prsrogatives of Mr.. Or
DYKE as the most bitter of his partizan oppon-
ents, while many Of the Democrats favor a
return TO more centralized form of municipal
government. 1t is clear that without it we can
have no efficient government ard sha continue
prey 10 mismanagemet and ipeflicency.
The single great objection TO the necessary
increase of the mAyoralty power is the danger
ofsubjecting ourselves TO the abuse Of the poS.
or thus concentrated into the hands Of single
man. Bat the remedy for this is within the
control Of the people, who choose the rulers
and II seems TO be NE very general opinion
that the successor OF Mr.. WooD is not a mao
likely to sbuss q trUs' cormitt'd b his keep-
lpg. Lst tho Legislature surronna the Mayo
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Hurrah for The

Hurrah Ter the "WGro-NOw n yOur OalY
chance " 90 W tAe AeAt Of war and gain dLinhioa
for yourselves and families. few more Abls bodiaI
men wanted " bring the gAllAn, seth Re.Nmeal, n,
NV, under command Of Col. CHAS. II INNK9, q
the maximum standard required by the U. g. 0oT.
ernment Pay, clothing and transportation fur
aiahed, and RELIEF given 70 the wives Of soldlers fu
the Aid COMMITTEES, Snsr belng mustered in1o ia
servics 500 bounty paid a. the expiration Of ~
war, or on honorAbly being discharged, For faTtha
intrmAtinn apply 70 Lieut.. JAMES GRANT, IA
. uialIs onhisI' 80 cSgars a. Ea rar.Ta'iH
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As-en bly,.

A large number Of circumstances were pre-
seated by Emp esq COM lni,s and others against
the Broadway rhiirohl
NJ. p tI- rrrtentod mem ra's from the Super
Nisul ~ NtS lntk askihg ,wtr % raise money in
aLtic = ton - the annual tax levy.
hr sHt-on, frurn tue committee On p iyil-g'B
and '.r'iiur-, - It'd that toe committee hal closed
Al err IN Brady - examination, and !, -irud r.
port bis testimony. Eslty questions had been
MIR s'e's.u read the answer. 10 the most impar-
TAFT M a. n, u' owing that Alderman Brady nsd
Sworu I'll q U,yrr used money to inAuruce any
in' TER rom ur u the Legislature. lie had taken
p'Ck 10 Ne" York all the money he Brought M
hero except his ordmNry expenAcs. When asked
~ e. the assertions he hid male uefre the u ard
N Aldermen Of n Y. ~, no claimed his privilege,
under TIE charter to roman silent, and refused "
AnaNer.
The Con TN 'ttee find, Their, re, that Alderman
Brady eittCr mmitt, Il hahe and wilhl perjury be.
FORE the Con mitee ia order g. cover up tune crimA
or tad wifuly committed SANDERS before the IA d
OF Aldermen. DHmiug him unworthy Of further
notice, the Committee desired 10 close aad prnt mis-
trstm lay, ALd Askod lcnyetr SIT during tue recess
and Investigate general matters IN syracuse or ius
other place cut Of Albany. The request agreed
o.
MUS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. Coey-ro limit tie fare on the city rail-.
roads W three cents, for any distance south ~ c2i
street. and six cuts beyond there h. the fun
IrfInity Of the city.
Mr.. Smith offered preamble and resolutions,
alluding Ia the grave ia argos made b the uuRA
aud ENrgIHs 10 tue I'll It that lcwd AMI ab al
dan,d women employed 10y concert Saloon kerpeV,
have b,en engaged h corrupt said members by
appliances not recognized as legitimate and pr
PER, entertaining them at private apartments Will
champagne and other exciting arg umen's taAing
then, out scighing, stopping at the windows, ami
Otherwise influencing and plstgtng the mem ers
70 vote sgansI the measures nOw b ( re the Legls
lAtuTe, intended " close the Broad way saloons Ant
appointing a select Committee n five With Mr.
PIERCE, Of Utter, for Chairma. IN investigate 'he
facts, with power 70 examine persons aud papers.
Laid on the table
Mr. Loutrtl offered a resolution requiring the
C1mmi,sioi eTs Of tue Metropolitan Police 10 fur
nish the House, before the 10th Of March, the
amount Of fines and penalties collected from the
members Of the force since the orgAnil alton the
villa, position made u the funds 80 rec ysd
by whAi revision Of law said haes and penalties
a. ''' = I'D AID rec hStJ. AMI tJ Up .ai!. u
thereCf direct, g. LSid on the table.
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I.t n. xtu,opt New, York O sAAseura.-ES.

a H-NtmonI NoW Vfh CtN1~FUIHs-H~u'
JOHN COCHRAHk, @ lonsl-lW abie-hdied meA
wanted h,r III favorite regiment, now encAnpsd Ia
a beautiful location near Washington. Ply, rationA
Sc, will be- furnished from day Of enlistment and
each man will receive 500 bounty q. the close d
the war. Those anliHting in this regiment can havs
their pay drawn by their families In New York.
Recruiting Once cor. LIST ave and 6th 81 Lieut.. d.
W. LEE. Recruiting Officer iata 'Rs1f
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L.ateII Commercial Intelligence.

LINkhINOI4 oUfu NY o.
COTIoS-Bslss for two days II 900 bales, includ-
iug GUOO t. EpeculEtors and exporters Toe marke,
cl,s,.-i quist Al unchanged.
BREAnsrUTEs-rns market is dull, with a DOWN
WArd tsnoency,
PRuvIsioHs market is dull.
London, Feb G.-Cnosols CLOSED at 92ka92 =
American securities are quiet and steady.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-20
BELOW.

Bark Oak, ~ II ston.
Also tne ship and two brig', unknown.