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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

Can THEY Bx BEAT.-Springh gheld Township
eclipses her sister townships this year in
raising big hogs. A few days ago, Mr.. |. G..
Scobey sold eighteen hogs weighing 6,57s
pounds net, being an average Of All pounds
to the hog one Of them alone netted 723,-
BrOokViIls Indy Democrat.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

Mans works, even in the most perfect
form, always have more or less excitement
in them. Gods works are calm and peace
full, both in nature and in word. Hence
Wordsworth, who is above all men the poet
of nature, seldom excites the feelings, be-
GS0se he is 80 true TO his subject,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

TREACHHRY OR FRAUD.-About one. third
of the cartridges furnished to the troops OF
Burnside's expedition contain no powder.
This has been ascertained by actual exam.
ination. Who did this, or how was Il done5
Probably the latter.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

Lieut.. Maury begins to be thought char
latan as well az traitor. He was not long
since proposed as candidate for the honor
of being chosen corresponding member of
the French Institute. His claims were re-
ferred to committee of eminent savans, who
reported unanimously that the public repu-
tation of Mr.. Maury was the work OF writers
who knew nothing of the subjects they dis
cussed, .. ,.UI.......
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

He who puts q bad construction upon a
good act reveals his own wickedness at
heart.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

WNHK WEEKLY Pm B69 NOW READY
~ containing the News Of the Week, both Eerotgn
and Local, and TeleGraphio Summary OF hVent8
sISSWhere, up to the hour Of going 70 press-
EQI sale At the 0Iuntsng room. PEASS esASA~a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

A man may suffer without SHINING; but
man can not sin without suffering
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20
MUSICAL.

Il KEABE Z = CO.'S j. PTNoSs PTANoSs.ii.i II 80 ,Ssg-- " w
am receiving a large stock Of Elzri=-1' - q
fos s CASE c&sa %aT os 1SaoI abS VIII
sell for CASH lower than ever sold
the same quality before will rent and let the
rent pay for the Piano. Remember the number
az West Eourth.st O. Nj. MURO6.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new. jail
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20
nmninI Ynts nf nhin-

The votes for State officers at the October
election were officially counted by the Cen
eral Assembly on the 9th. The figures are:
GOVERNOR
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

HOIANOs FOR RBNr NEW AND SHC-
II OHD HAND.-You win find a1
the largest stock of Pianos in this fEtaht
city for rent, at - West Fourth "a ~
street. at from SO TO $50 per quar- - ~
ter Remember the number-3l
West Fourth st. @ M MURCH
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new. jaIi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

Men repent speaking ten times for once
they repent keeping silence,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20
DENTAL.

U0R. MEREDITH, DENTIsT,-OFFICH
IL on SiXth-st., between Race and Elm RFleA
No. l39, near RRce.st. Teeth extracted e4ts4
without pain, on q new principle, without -
she OF drugs er any injurious agent. POSITIVELY
no humbug. Having had nearly twenty years or
perience in the practice Of his profession In thl
ty, he give perfect satisfaction to all who will
patronize him. His terms are 30 REASONABLE that
you will save nearly one half By calling on him,
Idee1
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

THE PROPOSED REDUCTION IN ARMY PAY
rhe reduction in pay per month which the
officers of the army will be
ubJected TO, if the Senate bill pass both
Houses, will be as follows:
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THE DAILY PRESS.
PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEPT sUNDAIs, BY"
THE CINCINNATI PRESS COMPANY.
Germnntown tPennl TeIearnph.

MONDAY"........-...... ....,.,.....,JA 40
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20
Heavy CannOnndInG mt AlbemarIe Sound
The Rebels suppose that sugar and Cot
ton Come North by WaEOns-NO More

Heavy CannOnaulng at AbDemarIe sound
The II ebeIs Suppose that sugar and Cot
ton Como North by WnEOns-NO More
LenVes of Absence
BALTIMORE, January l8.-Intelligence was
received at Old Point this evening that heavy
capnonading was heard at Albemarle Sound
at nine o'clock yesterday morning.
WASHINGTON, January l8-An order Just
issued from headquarters says that the exi.
gencies of the service demand every officer
and soldier of the army able to do duty
should be at his post, and that unless for
sickness no leaves of absence or furloughS
will be granted at present, except in urgent
cases.
Richmond papers Of Thursday contain
dispatches from Nashville a. stating it has
been distinctly sscertained that considerable
quantities of cotton and sugar have been
sent in wagons, through Kentucky, to the
North, supposed to have gone through Clsrks-
vile.
Fort MONROE, January 1.-THE Whining
ton On. o. Journal of Wednesday has heard
! nothing of the Burnside Expedition, and
thinks it singular if it left Old Point on Sat-
urdsy night as reported.
| The Raleigh Register of Wednesday says,
some gentlemen in that city report that they
heard, on Tuesday, heavy caDnonading. The
editor thinks they were mistaken, as the
/ =
The Norfolk Day Book, of Friday, say;
nothing has been heard of the Burnside Ex-
pedition since it left Old Point, and the ed
itor processes to be at loss to know what
may be its destination.
The same paper announces that thirteen
large steamers, loaded with troops, left Old
Point on Thursday, and presumes that they
are intended for another expedition to some
other point. The editor has been hOaXed
| uta fun oil hU hf
storm, containing the DEpineul ZouaVes,
left ON that day.
The prisoners from Richmond also say
that up to the time they left on Friday
morning, eight o'clock, nothing had beer
heard from It there.
The French frigate which arrived yester
day was the POmone. Notice having beef
given, a salute of twenty one guns was tiret
this morning, and the fortress Immediately
replied with an equal number. The PonOR
is the flag ship of Admiral kaFquise d
Montaigagnac.
The Admiral came ashore this morning
accompanied by the flag captain and an aid
dee camp, and was received by General Woo
with military honors. After the visit it wa
announced that the Admiral would to-mol
row visit Norfolk to consult with the Frenc
Consul.
The rebels are building a new battery thi
side of Sewells Point. The battery at tn
Rip Raps threw few. shells among then
yesterday, which caused temporary suSpen
sion of operations.
ST. LOUIS, January ia report ha
gained much currency here that Governo
Gamble has resigned and gone TO Washing
ton, and will there await his appointment b
Acting Governor Hall to fill Trusten Polk
seat in the U. S. Senate.
LOUISVILLE. January l9.-The rapid rise
water in the Ohio, now at food hight, brOk
away q dam last night on the enlargement
the canal, drowning one man and causin
considerable damage.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

SULPHITE OF LIME, FOR ARREST
- ING FERMENTATION IN WINE AND CI-
DER This is q cheap, easily ly-managed substance,
mparting uDpleasantness, and it's success u
always certain. We are manufacturing largely,
STd and aie preRSFeS SSRBRRp RBRp spF d1RTSpd at low
Manufacturing Chemists and Druggists,
OeJ n. E. cor. Central-Bv. and Eighth -uk.
UDOSTOFFICR.-CIN DRC.
II 8, lssl.-List Of Mail Steamers for the Month OF
december, 1861, from New York and Boston, for Eu-
rope, Havana and California.
TIME OF OPENING AND CLOSING MAILS.
Deli0eTu DdU. CI0aaR.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20

J A. FRAZER. 81 q. CHAPMAN
NAMEs A. FRAZER q. Co, WHOLE
0D SALE Grocers and Commission Merchants, Nos.
06 and Is Walnut-st, Cincinnati, D. Jy2-u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-20
BUSINESS CARDS.

VANIRS BOYLE, LAW OFFICE, no. 8
a Railroad Building, north: west corner Of Main
paid to Land cases. examination Of Land Titles, to
ahe writing Of Deeds, &c and to Claims OF Soldiers
lnol8 tt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12
CoTToS AND THE EAST IyDIHs The Ne,
York Herald says:

The papers to hand from the East Indies
canvass the prospect Of war between Eng.
land aud the United Sta tes with great an xiety,
more particularly with reference to the in.
ftuence OF sucn contest on tbs infant cotton
trade Of that country. The bombay TYnnp
NJ India, OF the 9th OF December, says: II y
for the seizure Of the Southern tom mission
ers reached Us hy telegraph via Gale ON
Monday last, tthe 2sd,) and, as might have
been expected, has paralyzed the BON hay
cotton market. We are looking with great
anxiety for the adsices Of the next mail or
two. should war break ont betwsen the
countries, the American crop will no doubt
be liberated almost immedis tally, when ship
pers from this port may pTepare 70 encounter
the most crushing loss. Happily, the gains
Of the last Twelve months have been vary
large, and few houses IN the place probably
are unpreparsd 70 meet Considerable 70.
vorDea.H # 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

A'sokED srAxIsH Dgy1Ar II Msx.
r,.. ~ way Of San Francisco we ha ve
|s. " mat the Spanish army had suf
st s'ea' at the National Bridge,
b, - Rio Antigua, thirty miles
b.a.s wa Cruz. The battle which
d -. ~. . 10 said to have lasted fivs hours,
b p, .0a't'ess hotiy disputed. The posi-
I,as' Vas very m uch exposed, and II the
kser = posted themselves, 40 we have
ods.. believe. In the surrounding hills,
ias ~ ,ssoS 3 the FIRST must have been greatly
kssrsn nngnniards. IL the report s. true.
stln f,o.. VIII have gained consid orsble
y lie sn sr.a ths circumstance OF their win.
hetl.".Ma battle over their invaders. and
ss ,hs ,hness OF the allies atom ptinS 10
jig lsr o,1untry, or OF Spain II. .estab.
spps,sa VIZ suthority over Il will become
% @spsen,. u would be premature, how.
,s'u. q, s,s.s -. very far upon its character
rsi,on~ :. !. Tue present moment, when our
vii h..so ~ Sagns and meagre; bnt that
o1vinc.Ss hard time In Mexico Ve
eosndon u with coneidsrs Il
teens iasvitabls.-Es. ~
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fAksoH BRowNLOw.

Parson BrOwnlows case may bs briefly
stated. He desired to 20 North, but before
he was ready he was taken sick He was ar.
rested to protect him from violence. He still
continues sick at his own house, being TOO
unwell 20 be removed. When he rscovers
he will probably bs suffered to depart "to
the other side of Jordan" together with his
family. He can do no harm there to our
cause. while his presence among US might do
lnJury.-Memphis Arat0Hche.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12
TENNESSEE BRIDGES.

We learn from gentleman, who has lust
passed over the line, that all thetridkes arc
up on the East tennessee and Virginia Rail
road-the cars having run through for the
hrst time on Sunday. In Il few days tn 9 i'm /.
mense quantities. Of fiour which have been
awaiting shipment for months. viii! prob badly
find its way 10 our city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

|TTAvANA SU0AR.-SO boxes choice Ha.
n vana Sugar, sui able for making candy,
for sale by THOMAS JONES.
70 10 No. Ma1n ot.
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PER- SONAl..

nISAPPEARED--U the S0th Of .Ianus.
hry,JUH MARSHALL MANN n white
boy, aged eleven years. Any informn tior
concerning him will be Thankfully received
by Ills aunt, by leaving 1t 1T Mr.. GRtNwALD'9
store, on 18th street, between Main and
Franklin. MARY A. WILLlAbiS.
fe Il-2ts
TNFOkMATION WANTED OF A. RIGBY
] HOPKINS. who escaped fcom Talbot county .
Md sometime since, and joined the CoUfseara aie
forces sonew here in Virginia probably one o.
the Maryland re gimsnts ANY one heaIiag of hi
whereabouts will coufes 4 great favor on h.
brother by dropping line direct to Williams
burg, Va. JOS. " HOPg.NC
ie t--Ett
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ttOARDING AND DAY S;,HUCI,
IL FOR FGUNt, LAbtkE,
FraRsltR street, cftpseB ',c and i.t
The Misses IL prom [dsngliers OF lhs .ate
Juege Ciopt"ni opened Sehoa! on the .st OF
October, ie6i.
Circulars ol terms, etc, ~ll be- seat 10 those
!osirins them. IT, 23-irl'
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II EG KOES FOR HIRE.

M EVRoES tUH EIIsH.
We have for hire tho following description
Of SERVANTS, viz:
Chambernaids, Washers and Ironers;
Cooks, Washers, and Irouers;
Blacksmiths, Carpenters.
Shoemakers, b. icklayers:
Brick ard Hands, l.aborers;
Wood Choppers, Drivers;
Farm Hands, Factory Hands.
Also, several superior Dining Room Ser
wants. CLOPTON l. LYME,
Cor. Franklin and wall sts.,
ia 20-tS Up stairs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

truce brought to headquarters here a com.
munication threatening the lives OF the hos.
tages, Col. Corcoran and others, In the event
OF the execution Of the Missouri hridgeburn-
ers. There is in the ommunication no al.
usion whatever To that subject, and IL is not
believed that the contents will bs officially
made public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-02-12

f4EATHE r ofavery deaeriFti1ni Shoe THREADS
Machine Betting aad Euhher Packing Hsia'9
Trees; Mos. Saddle Elsts; Z. iccf RG'i.v Buckle,
Rein SNAPS. Philadelphia suG -'ssteTu Gsrciegs
80its, Wood Screws: Sand P,pey 3iur. Woif~
Lead, japan acd C"sc. Varni 'h5s, srT'p-D txies.
Malie*b!' Ca7ti sgs ana ReueTsi Assortment -
J.rr.sge maIeli.is
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says:
BY our latest ports from Paducah, 1t ap.
pears that General Grant and Gen. Smith
were pursuing the flying rebels, to the amount
of four or five thousand, on each side Of the
river, and it was reported that many OF the
garrison of Fort Henry abandoned the fight,
leaving the artillery corps alone to defend 1t,
not having much sympathy with the cause
Of rebell lion. Several gun. boats left Padu.
cab yesterday for the Cumberland and Ten.
nessee rivers, and Gen. Grant was to attack
Fort DOnelson to-day. 1t is thus evident
that the blow struck at Fort Henry IL to be
vigorously followed mp by our Generals
The de tails which we give Of this brilliant
affair from various sources to-day will b.
found Of the highest interest.
TIE aOvEHxNINT OF fIRRiroRY REcovDRxD
YaoM TH1 k1sELs.
The necessity CT providing organised gov.
ernmeuts In all the territory recovered from
the possession Of the rebels 10 recognized by
All ths members of the tiebinet. A differ.
ence of opinion, however. exists ~ to the
form and details OF sach government. A
nnm her Of PROPOSE tIons have been submittsd,
como of which will be forwarded to the Herald
by mail. A mDjority OF the cabinet are IN
favor OF the establishment OF civil govern
msnt under the protection of the military
pewsr, - ut Port Roal ana IN other places IN
The Soath whsrs The Union nag nas iateiy
been unfurlsd again.
s3uB aRc1yf FLAG o. 1AuGS FROM fHs ksssLs.
WAs1isar0H, Feb. 7.-Thore 10 the hixnset
authority TOR stating that there ~ no truth
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1HOH HIkE-An accomplished
HOUSE SERVANT
I have for hire NO. / HOUSE SER
WANT and LADY'S MAID. t. procure her
a satisfactory home, the price viii no very
moderate. ALFRED MOSES,
fe It's t3 Main greet
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rhe uadersisnid Dssnrfse'ure everything IN tss
iUs and have 8 good st.lt 0p ks4st.
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The mex session OF t6is school, Wilt
commence on ihe II IN of February next. and
con tinue five months.
The Eumber OF BUsRDt,ES is Ii,aiLaa to
zen; amt a full corpsof Teachers IT, en- i.iUyed,
aiI boarding With TIE Principal.
Circulars will be seEt, GA apple tion, to
fredericksburg, Va.
feI-l2< WM L. JOHNSON, PTiucpal
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DAPER PAPER The 5i6or has
just got III loo Reains ETTER
2OOLSCAP, COMMEMORATIVE r., Blu,
LEG CAP, LADIES' BATT. POST aud
SMALL NOTE PAPER. of fipfst quality
Price SO CTS. to rs cts. per quiIe. Cash orde s
strictly attended to.
JNO. A. CHAPMAN, Bookseller
f. ll-3tk Newherrv = a.
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SERVANTS FOR HIRE.

EOR HIREATwo BOYS, one I wish to pui
T. to the SbOsmakng trsde ia 10 years old
and very intelligent; The other Il Yeas Oh, ac
customed TO house bu:insss Also sGiKL, ago
~; gond plain Cook, plain Sasmsirass, and &c
custor1ed to h1us - duty. l prefer to hro her nJ
the month. Apply to PETERS. MAkiIs y 60
18th street. +. WILSON PET -
fe IO-3tt
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u or SALE-A oae.horse
TLEAD POWER,
nearly new, Baltimore make. Inquire At the
Southern Ink Factory, on Cary street, be,ween
18th and 18th reots. opposite the Bank OF Rich.
mcnA. [fe l0--3tl TAYLOR h RAPTlNT
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-rpI.E.aNER1 ANns SEWING.
aixtsTaAh'Essv Az

EREDERIOKSBURG H1GH sUH0DL,
i FOR GIRLS.
VIM. Is. JOHNSON. paiNoipAL.
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CPEClAL NUTICE-As | intsnd ci0sing
y my present bu usiness in Richmond by tho 10.
AprA ext. take thia occasion to AK all PEI
sons indebted to me to pay their accounts with
out further delay. al longer Indulgence cannot be
given.
If th5re are any unsettled claims against ME, !
wish them preserted immediately, aad will take
pleasure il paying them.
wish TO purchase young negro SAWYER
who understands saving with q Steam Mill.
fe ll-lmk TRUMAN a. PARKER,
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~ RAtt.S AID sl,';DE5hE Iroo s1-.l 1iaIVan
IA lied; Goal Soataes, Ncod Water Back cts;
Salts II ionga Shs ve.s t2,d Tokefs, End FIRE
Stan'is; Iron Skii!ats riid Bakers. Frying Pane
Ire II and Sin Stew Paes, Tea ketiea CniS,a lis
V ffsJ Pois and Boilers; Cin1er S4aveIa; eingis
-nd doub'a covered ran.ecps irua ard B-a.s
SootsJeD, anj variety of Ti;i ~ s.o iar r..s ,,,5
'eT-lm- 5. u. D&EtpN - Main 81,
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VUPPER STILLS FOR SALE.
~ Four STILLS, mpiete

fvOvRRNMENT FA5 3HNu EKS am
fVI FREIGHT ON JAARH HAVRR .-- Usta
f6F1Asg 1ottee. The steanse CURTIS REO1 viii
ts01epcrt 0ovsFamAnt rasesnGess Aaa freight 70
IN - received q. The Curtis Pock's vhs1f.
1oskstts. On Tuesday, TAnssday, a.s1 Saturday.
kG061Y JOHNS,
N7-6t Captain aa1 a. q T.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1862-06-19
From nnrnnn nnd Merico.

NEW YORK, June l3.-The steamer
British Queen, with Havana dates to the
18th, and Nassau the 9th, arrived this eve.
ming
Among the passengers is Mr. Plumb,
bearer Of the ratined postal convention
and extraditon treaty with Mexico.
News from Mexico Of the Isl inst, con.
firms the defeat of the Frenh troops by
the Mexeans; 1900 OF the former being
killed and TOO taken prisoners, but the
after were released, as there was not
food enough to feed them.
The Mexicnns are actively Certifying
the capital, and the French will march
against il when reinforcements arrive.
The statement was current in Havana
that the French design are not so much
against Mexico as against the United
States.
Great dissatisfaction exists among
French officers, leading to appeals to
Napoleon.
The English Minister has concluded
treaty with D06Iado, and 1t IS said that
CobaIlos, agent Of Gen Prim. has also
concluded Qualification Of the Almonte
treaty.
Sarogosa has force of $4,000 men
and 0rtega was expected in Mexico with
5000 more, and recruits are coming in
from MI points.
Marqueza is in Vera Cruz, and was
about imposing forced loan on foreign
merchants, and it was supposed that the
English Admiral would protest, though
some thou ht he would not, as il migh
dispease the French.
The yellow lever is increasing at Ha'
vana.
The steamer Constitution arrived at
Havana on the eth from Sabine Pass.
with rebel cargo consigned 10 the Brit
ish G nsul Crawford.
The Bahama Herald says "At last
it appears the Southern Star is in the as.
oondant, and their noble courage is meet
ng some reward" II then gives the re-
bel accounts Of Jacksou's raid in the
Virginia Valley.
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Az old. sneaking, red-mouhed repre-.
sentative of the land of JOHNNY Bull, by
the name of Rhodes, whose conduct here
has been most infamous, and Who has
only been tolerated because be was a
stranger in our midst, comparatively
speaking, takes exceptions to m article
in our.last paper in reference to alien Sc
cessionists and desires to know II il was
intended to apply to him. For the infor.
nation Of the old British Cur We will
here state cmphatically and distinctly
that everything we said in that article
was intended to apply to him and all tie
miserable scounirels who, like him, are
now within Tho limits Of the United States
and owing or claiming 10 owe allegiance
to another government, while they are
doing allthey can to subvert and over
throw on, own, by aiding and abeting
those in rebellion against it, and old
Rhodes and his sympalhizers and enlor
sers may help themselves if they can
1t is pretty pass we have como to in
deed, ifa subject ola power which has
over been an emery Of our government,
and which has been sympathising with
and aiding The rebels in their designs
,eyer since the commencement Of our
present troubles, con come here, and
under our very noses preach rank treas
on, and tell us to our teeth, that he is
above and beyond the reach ourlaw, be.
cause he owes allegiance tn the British
Crown. II is a notorious fact that this
same old Rhodes has been the londast ia
his denunostion Of the government at
Washington or all the devilish pack Of
treason .moncers in this section. and
whenever admoRished that he was laying
himself liable, for propagating such sen,
timcnts, his answer has always been
that he was a British subject and that il
he was disturbed, he would appeal TO
Lord Lyons. For our own part wehave
had enough ofthis thing some lime ago,
and we now -tellrh again, that il he
expects TO remain here, he must conduct
,himselfiu different manner or Lord
Lyons and Johnny Bull will hear that
his worthless Nd carcass has been sum.
marily converted into buzzard bait.
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Additional Particulars of the Battle OF
Cross Keys.

FRoNT Royal, June l5.-The results
of the Port Republic battle, on Mon
DAY, are now ascertaned as near as pos
sible.
Many though missing are doubtless
badly wounded, and necessarily left on the
field in our retreat before superior num-
bers Many missing will doubtless re.
turn.
The force engagement was mostly ives
tern regiments, who fought heroically, n
foe more than FIVE times their number
for four hours, and then retiring in per.
feet order, except one or two regiments,
which were surrounded and took TO the
mountains.
The 7th Indiana did nobly, Col. La.
mon repeatedly charged the rebels, drv.
ing them like sheep. They left Fredo.
ricksburg 500 strong, and arrived at Port
s;pePpbliarw;lk 590--se,naiGderlef aIoag
route, sick and disabled. After the fight
the regiment numbered only lao. The
goth and seth Ohio lost heavily.