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increasing revenue. These facts are very en-
coursging. and they give reason for hope that
we may yet have two-cent postage on Let
tsrs without danger of loss. For the present,
we wish the experiment Of carrying letters for
A uniform rate of three cents, collecting and
delivering them without cost TO sender or re-
COVER. could be tried. confident that the result
would be most satisfactory.
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The Nsus err. of the African Methodist Epis.

The Neuis ers Of the African Methodist Epis.
copa Ehast have been trying TO nnsa II, or rather tas
b,supl Ths re IL mortgage sgsust the property OF 20
-youi cost oou 70 fnish t. including the roof and
tin CO xns Town on IA tbs late storm. They own the
groans and 70 We paid $50 building The member
ship small ad poor work Ia for sbor-rs Ne
neither oney credit to put the rooi anything
Theref under the circumstance they are copee
appeal public for assistance whom Heaven
Las omsse 10 repay hundred fold At meeting Trustees
aud male aaplbers on tho 2st inst the Rev. PEtEk
GARDINk' r tbs Elder was appointed collect funds fcs
tho above niec Were the Church finished and paid for
world bel credit aud bei the city, FAR the moral
y tho colosd people concerned In the nsme Of pity
hsnsn,ty morr,y, and the Gospel. help
PETER GARDINER, Preacher, IN charge
CHAsr DuMOsT, Secretary.
NerI ,Iunswick, March rs 1852.
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Yorxc LADY ConsrTs SuIcipY.-Ann Robin
son, young woman residing at No. la Ludlow
street committed suicide at late hour last night by
taking Il large dose Of laudanun. Deceased w"s
wa. about % years OF age and an American by
birth. The reason for tho rush act did not appear by
any document, nor had deceased been noticed 10
conduct LoIsoli in any manner extraordinary pre-
yious to her committing tho decd.
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Tng GROVER d BAKER sEwING-M

casK 10 now recognized the bss Porches should take
csrs 10 buy them only OF the rightf1 pstentoes.
A CARD PROM ELIAS HOWE. JR.
IN persons cautioned not to make deal in or use, any
sEwtSGM, cHIaxs which from two spoo.', aid make
the ch known a, tine GROVER BAKER stitch unle' the
.sm. sre purchased from the GROVER BAKER SESiSs'
MACHINE CosPasY, their Agents or Licensee And
stamped under nay patent Of September 10 1916.
SAID Company. and their Licensed alone Ne legally
under their patents and my sd patent. during
tho extended term thereof to maze and sell this kind Of
and all others pl.see' upon ny said
patent and will be dealt with accordingly wherever found
Fila. HOWE IT,, EswYork.
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Glilitarp Notices.


Tho Sanitary Comnissioa ssss contributions
FOR tne ,li ana relief OF the IOLu NTEER ARMY. There
viii in all probability be nany wounded to provide
Tor ead troops She southern coast endangered oy
special OF public beray their bekaA least nnti
the pending 81 Con 10 siren shen the Med
cal Department cf tho army shall perfected Asesce. ana
dspo,s II hos & Stores &c. maintained at heavy ca
Pes IN correction with svery portion Of the amy Conr-
GEORGE T. STRONG. Treasurer
No. 6s Maltstrset. New orb
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AsoTnrR RAILROAD FArALIrr.-Yes'eriay al
ternoon, ar the "A o'clock train ON he Hudson Rlyrr
Railroad was approaching Yonkers, tho engineer
discovered man upon tie track, but too ia'e 70
avert the certain catastrophe. The man was struck
and Instantly Killed.. On examination, the BODY
proved to be- that Of j. Is. Edwards, II man "'
about - years oil $50. IL was taken upon tue tram
and brought 20 this city.
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Iysd Resime Mt, n. Y.s.y.-yan Buren Ihg9s
II Inntry.-Lieut CHARLES Y. JAYNE has bean LEFT In
srss OF the Headquarters No tse Broadway. H. This
ssesss Regiment now =, Camp King Meriden HUI -
comfortable ard clean barracks teach Company BY tt:e)
By stoves cooking In the buildings In fact al the
hons 60 n:orts far possible The dress 10 blue hocn
OF the Regiment hereby notified that they Do
not immediately report hsmseyes they viii DO treated "a
| lsss,.gg. A few more RECRUITS WANTED
THOMAS b. VAN BURkN, CslopsA
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CoysEcrictI.--7Ie Hartford CourGHt of yes
terlay has returns OF the vote iog Governor ~ al!
but two townf-Shcrman aud Union-whch can
hardly rive dozen majority either way. The az
fne0ites are;
Brcst.ou,y....3o 81. J97 LOOMS. ..30, J'3
Buchughams majority. ..9,oOL
Senate. 81 Republican Union TO Democrats.
uou,e ISL Republican Union TO Sc Democrats; !
from sherman 70 he heard from.
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Inc ssnitary Commission appeal to The
puohc through our coiumns for contributions
Ior The aid and relief Of tie Volunteer Army
ihere are many additional wounded now to
provide for, and the unhealthy sssson will
SHORTY "seriske tho troops on the Southern
S'sss' IA effort Ou.l.. ~ be pAde to uosaer
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The Metropolitan Health rsiD.

ALRAsf, Thursday APfu ~, ioo-,
The METROPOLITAN Health bill will come before The
Senate tomorrow, under the order OF reports. IL
will prosablybe referred to the Committee on Cities
and Villages.
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promptly and literally the appeal of the Com
mission. The Treasurer is Mr.. George 7.
Strong, No. 6S Wall street, New-York.
THE VICTIMS or THE MERRIMAC.
GRAND RECEPTION AT THE ACADEMY

A magnificent reception, and at the same time
substantial benefit was given last evening to tie
vivng members of the crews of the Inflated Cum
berand and Congress. AT 5 O'clock abou. hun
dred Of them, fifty marines and as many sailors
formed at the NavyYard and, with the band Of the
North Carolina at their bead, crossed Fulton Ferry
aud marched up Broadway TO Fourteenth street,
reaching the Academy ut q O'Clock. The doors
opened 10 the public at o'clock, and long before 8
the house was densely crowded. The time was
pleasantly begued by the band, who executed
portions of tie Trayiata, Lncrezia Borgia, and II
Dmcco. Over the stage was a white flag edged
with blue, on which was:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-04-11

CorsrrryErs.- s. bills, pusPortins
10 have been issued by The Morehants' bank oil Al
bany were attempted to be circulated N varlo'S
pm.s of tho city Iast night. Thanks to the Po'iee
teemarh, however, tho perpetrators were folleh
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CfothtuH.

we jus. completed my stock Of SPRING ana
sum HER CLOTHING, not surpassed In this city IN the way
of assortment taste, and style. The CHiLDRtNS sud
Fuf lNIsHlNo DEPARTMENT net equslled ALL viii be
sos a, extremely low prices Please Call +. b. bALD'
r.! IN Nos. 20 and y Bowery.
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BUSINESS Nollces.

READER, you can have an enduring, always
resdy and reliable 0oLD PEN sGsey adapted to youF hand
and style writing which will do your writing vastly cheap
er than Steel Pens II you wauit The Pen is ghsier
ohm the SMordn Ia another column.
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MAREYeo-iInne "a. 1901

IL, VVb.
MAEESeo--Jnne IA, ls0O.)
Freuch, under BoSAPARTE, ~, 000
Austrisos commanded by MELAs, 10000
French AritriAns.
Killed and wounded. .........-... 5000 5000
rrisohefe--.. ........-.--.--.---.. lOVV 4iVVo
AUsrkRLTz-lDec. ?. 1867
French, under the Emperor NAPOLEON, 7O,oOO.
Russaue and AUstrians, commandedby Gen. kUrU-
soTr thu Emperors being present, 10000.
French. A,lis'.
Killed. wounded and prisoners. ZOO $4,000
MuDa-July 4, 1907
TIE British, commanded BY Sir JOHN STUART,
500.
French aud NeapoHtans, commanded by REcyIER,
$500.
Killed snd wounded. 3T $50
jEYA-tOct. ~, 1905
Frenc commanded by the Emperor NAPoLEoS,
81 900.
Pgussians. commanded by the Duke Of BRUSswIcS,
10000
French. P5rs.lsr.
Killed wounded and Pritoners..... 400 1890
EYLAu-tFob 8, 1907
French, commanded by the Emperor NAPOLEON,
g., coo
Russisus, commanded by General BENSiScsEE,
5000
French Russians
Ki'led wounded and prisoners -.iSoOO 10000
FpisprAxD- June -. 1907
80, o.,
Evssi.,>, commanded by General BrSywo'rS,
So ooo.
~, s00o As zoo
'' &C.. 400 ,ooo,
-. y ,,o..,o,
ifeh'"' oo"'i'''oeo - ''0 ''"l .
nns,-;,,., .,,o,,srded b, The Arcbduke CH.rfrs,
90 @ ooe '''''''''''
'V'"'o' r..peh Au.triau-
K;llad ,,ocnied and prisoners. 600 10000
U.e,Av--llulv . and &. 1907
p,-o.b ..,,o,,and,d l, The Emperor AAPoTlov.
,2oooo
-. ,...,,.r,,.d, g.. .Lstrebduke CHAKLEs.
Aoss'''''' '''''-'''' '''' -
tooo"' rr.,o0 .,,,-,sn.
Killed. wounded and pIisonsss.-..2a,ooo $500
Nxw-onIrAss--lJsD. 8. lsi5.)
Americans, under Gen. JAcEsoS, 1000.
Kpa,ia4. under Gen. P..4AnAa, e,SOo.
American LnsL.-
Klsa ,nt wounded. 10 l,er'
W,rl,f AsD WA1ERIoo-lJne is, lSi5.j
Wrench. commanded By lie Emperor NAFotEoS,
u 400
She ABiee, under WglLIN"foE and bLC'hAh'
10000.
1900 $500
""'s" '"' $40, ,o,-,
BuEhA NIsrA-'l ~ ~-~',
Ans'''S''' NJ, 60. 49,. 1900
MeA''7h'' '''''' Anericss. Aere,s.
Killed ,nd wounded ---...--'---' ''' -'i''
ALAA-lSe9i -, 1911
A'iet 'iaeF d i'l''i 81 an ,1 ~
49, ''''''' ''"''
nd. pine. n, scu,yoyy % 600
Anlss Ru''irn'
Killed aal nced---.'..-....'-- '''VV NVV'
IrsErNAS-lNov. D. ls1l.l
Aie' 'Hagf 0tu' OAN"'-i,i ano i-0'' u ''''''
Dr. 49, o., n...,ryso A. 600
Aii-.. Ba.,'.B.
hillsd aoi wounded. -.--...-.---. 4,i'e lo''uo
HoSglgrLro-'Iay 20, f59)
Ailei French AID sucin'ans' under 0LS' foRtr'
'i''"
"''D'' '"''' 00""' % '''''' ~ Ii,,.. ,o.s,,,
Killed and wounded. 900 1000
~ O, r. ,aro.
Alres under N.yot COS uT no 0OG -
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6peelal x oiires.


Ceruau Republican Central Committee;s116A
Regular Meeting vii be held THIS ,tIdayl sFENln
tie llth mat at O'Clock at the Hesd9usrte oteoosa
House Eos 23l ard 1s3 Bowery. PunetaL endasse " 70
oursted ss business Of importance will De tram aeseo
ANDREAS WILLNANN, Presideas
ALyRED EsBg. IsscratsrieA
Ws IA. WsPaFRsEI7scB,)
Nineteenth Ward Republican Ass0cianonZ,A
Re gula citing Of this Association vii be hsd az
corner OF 3dsv AID 69thst THIS Fnay EVENING 81 y
O'clock W. Il. DE- CAMP, PEoadena
n.v,p A. Fonss., Secretaries.
philharmonic Society of Newly ork-FWEn.
TIFTH SEASON ia6l-5l-The Public Rehearsal mo. ~
will rske place Irving Hall on SATURDAY, Aprl H. - y
O'Clock D. IN Extra Tickets 50 cents each
~ dor j. O. BEISHEIM, Secretary
Mr.. Geo. yapdeuhoG,s First Soiree, In which
be will be assisted by MRS. @. VANDENHOFf VIII tsks
place Dodu ORTIZ. Hall no. 500 Broadway on MOSpAf
EVENING April II. Readings and Recitaons rom Shszs
.pesre Teunyson. Dickens Ac. snd Nh kANDhNhoFc
50 cents e.ch Tn, Hall open q; commence a. 3ocbsa
precisely.
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THE GREAT BATTLES OF 1IOpEHN

From comparison of the great battle of
pittsburs. which was fought on Sunday and
Monaay the 6th and It'll of April inst. with
She following lit, it will he seen that with the
exceptions of Jena, Friedland, Wagram, and
Waterloo, the struggle is the greatest in the
list. loodcs TO the numbers engaged At Wa
cram. She French lost $4,000, and the Aus
trisns $500; aud at Waterloo the losses Of
tbe French we're $4,000, while those Of the
Allies amoupted to 29,Ooo. The entire Ices at
.Wssrau was 81 eco, and at Waterloo $500.
Next 20 these ranks the battle OF Jena, AZ. 100;
Eylsu, between the French and Russians, A., 600;
and Austerlitz, 12,000. The loss on both aidc'
at Ptt.lurg was probibiy between 10000 and
10 OON
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THREE FIvE-STORY BUfLDnHS
Devoted to the sale OF
MINIS BOYS AND CHILDREaS
CLOTHING.
BLACK FROCK COATS.
81, 50, $40 and IA
SPRING OvERC0ATS.
p.. ...........ss, ss, 90, and SO.
CASHMERE BUSINESS COATS.
50. 90. s. s5, IS, OF, 90, and ~
BUSINESS SUITS.
Sc, ST. So. 90. $40. sla and $io-
Cons made ~ order a. prices Is pa cent below Broad
way Tstss
AM03 CLARK
Junction es ID and 4th ava,
Nos 3gs zoo, aud to2 Bowery
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q. where did she come from
hes.i0f, Town.
WIDTHS Captain OF boa .
nl.r AZ. Known,

.;,,. ,.. cr,,y sang with great gusto. The -''ii'
w.. ' ,ta audience found huge ind prolonged
o,ni,caaton, and the Jolly iar WIS called '"i1'
IL ,.uo the Grsl yeue OF Unce San - ~
tnopqh 70 Give us all farm and .crea'cn "N''i
cover Of the applause -, s...,i,,ion -.
Wn. f.. Donor esq., gave WE oessi r,'1.''
The destruction Of the CunDeI!Anl a 49, ~
'saod never forget tie shout which went up ION
.hoViu a,G The FORTRESS whom tho ARRIVAL o.
10" woo;,"r 60 anrounced ON the next day tso
Gglt be,.s the Monitor srd herrinaa so,oE voc
wall. OF u,e fort. lie never Ter 10 s'ro.s" de''ioies
b,no ~" y ol ~ ,Ss,n lind the Monitor known
o shst S mcfrmac was, we never should have heard
If Js Merfipac again Had the Monitor bon pro,
"a ols n 'i,h NV nisles which she now has, che
:, .eid have snnk her in fifteen minutes more. I'VE
lid 70 me sao,s OF these vessels ta' ", i' nv =
10 Ssol Cox tloin; GHOqn 4ej' ~ IV' 'N''' ''' :"
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Louisvillo, Oct. 8.
,.A az 49, ~ q ~ 4. 1...tsc:,
eo5kso. .,xsjsf 49, .ss. S1s~ ~ sh.t
- ~ = ~"s.ss ~ ~ .. 49, $50 ,.r;d.
sssss s ~. ~ . y s'' ~. ..ncr. hsd
;gSs.sssss ~ 49, p..ss: .S., ~ on ~ S.snr.
dsy lase, lleos Hasdjnoville. soms scouts
ofrshel eaya1sy cat Of one company OF the
9th KY 1hoGayalry company has not since
bedn lard feo0.
CIR, Dunent'e division Of federals are
stilrAk 1 ~.
ISL <......: a..
1900: - '1 Mu..sn,s n,s.L.
~, ~ SHs:uS. s.,,...s = :. 49,, .rd
s S s .es;s.sS ~ y ~. asssroved the
h.w.. ~ ...c,,;ns 5000 IA forced or
.ss,.a 10 eom m;s.;oss,e "a resieu. They
cis;.sd 10 M o00 NJ. and said they
49,. .s.,s,~.;..d - s..;st fhe draft 1t iii
h..s,ds9 q NOT Il;on az the CAD Indiana
~. 49,. c,s.rsd therA 10 enforce the Law.
$50 49, 80 'ss.,-> - - IS $500
-: ~. 49, I .t". o u". ::
reossco. s1 1s". ~ ~. ~ c.,rs.,oa
OF ING moI.:. 80. -. -. 49,. 80, ...s
ana Ine !ema'S...' YIN .us sy so " No.
90 leaye immeu...o.y az. I Moh;i. :. ,hs
tnas !n'c uuss -. .pu ''s' n1oo''' = '''s
0estinsson y sle A's'' j il q 1f':} q
Oil City, Pa, Oct. 3.
terrific IRE 10 now raging ID the oil
wells 1t Oil creek. Ths IRE extends over
half mile. Loss thus far estimated at
two hundred thousand dollars.
~. 49,. OFT
M, p..,, rI'r:. a - s,h H..
lug n,0"moo1 c I.s.'Le. Az s..;am .
ospa,ou iIom orssouau ,uo 8.
Iss I '.saS 1890. -. c'' IT, =, Nom.
0onue IDLY =. 'uu -. NJ ga
eoRsgemen. 'ney rore .spusseu' n-..;u.
efels :uossqueD.y 'auuIu = Ut. e. - ~
fo'Ds - 'u u sno Lne 81. 49,. =,
rear re- ., .he O.sse.y, 49, ~ W. ,!s,,,o "
given. 81
Baltimore. Oct. 9.
A. The c;tv elect;on vesterdav Chapman.
tho reeulsr Union osndidate received 8 900;
Dicke1. the iudependent Union candidate
receiv.d 200 The entire regular Council
ticket Is elected, with one exception.
Nev York. Oct. 9.
The T;me., d;.natch has the following !.
I;n.oln,. em.nn;ns,;nn nrocIamat;on has
;nsn;red the most lively terror throuehout
,hs Sou,h. The rehaI: onste With annre.
h.n.;on. Thew ernres. fe.rs that Il v;ll
h. the me.ns n nrodnc;no = connter revo-
luton n the slaye States. The soldiers
dosipa tn paturn hOmA and nrOtect their
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CAPITAL A ND SURPLUS
s. 3 2 , 3 %. 9S.
F. C. d. MCKAY.

HRNHRAL AGENT Of THE AMERICAN IMHI-
NJ GRANT CO., for the State Of Iowa, Dies Noines,
va.
Com muncatons relating to the business Of the COM
pany IN this State should be addressed to this ce and
letters containing PROPOSITIONS The sale Of andsex-
cept when the land is situated in the counties where the
Company are already negotiating for Habc Land rant
will not b answered. no1d3R
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superior lot osFsncy Goods, Perfumeries Toilet end
Fancy Soaps, Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes full
sortent Paint and varnish Brushes Surgical lnstru.
mens together with all the most popular Patent Nedi.
eines. Our stock comprises everything likely to be
called for in our line Of business all q which oes
at Wholesale Retail, the reasonable terms
Aerchants and others respecty invited to give ~
call, purchase terms which enable t. aall
ct greatly reduced prices.
All Goods warranted represented. Physicians Pre-
soiptions and Family Receipts accusstey and areful.
eeUoouoaed. lv3al
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ATTENTION fAR1EERs

AYsIvEyNT FAK W JG0S
.g-xz--ls .---..sa-s-
90
rrt.ssvutr,s.r,nrC = IrTNTNyry
NJ NA - = - 1---e
~--~~ - rsrs1 r. e
k& MI
III
s@sss' ffi fsT's s Z" 800 g =
.sssas,ff. u is 3tfs8,,sg s9sIfg ns4.<
0UGukkYe
..,..st aa.t f ~
,l-s,sl.s.5....a N9>-s-~
k49nl0Q 400 WUWWS
SO. = = Z 3.
~s@- o4ft.La - - .s.-- =. = 49, -
NAZASEaAGN .Elo Ne
8
sssz# s.ss
! 9s
i-'s -
= COLD = MEDAL =
$500. .,,,., 80, !, ,..,,n, =, .rov,,. -.
,g
Open to all Machines. y
&. i
COMMUNITY.
1 6 g
HURFORDs g. KINNEY.
June 21,-wtf
- - = 49, = - ~ .
:" -
--u1
X w X VN EII
"a W. ~
Corner Main st. e Broadway
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
sunday Night Dispatches.
FROM Fortress Monroe.

PROM OEtEcee HomTOes
FoRr MoxRoE, Jan. 25-The storm is now
over
Several rebel officers from Baltimore went by
flag of truce 70 Craney Island.
A dispatch from Knoxville says Gen. Critfen.
den retired to and will make stand at Month
cello.
The Norfolk Day Book of Saturday has not a
word about the Burnside expedition. An ex-
tract is given from the Newberne Progress of
Tnursday last saying up 10 Yesterday (Wednes-
day. we are not sure there IS or has been single
Yankee gunboat over the swash at Hatteras
The defeat in Kentucky is at last admitted.
The Day Book has the following leading further
particulars from Somerset:
The disaster is not so bad as at first reported.
Six thousand Confederates attacked II, 900 Fed
erals
The Petersburg Express sends US the follow
ing:
Gen. Crittendeu began the attack on the enc
my, supposed TO number 500, bnt afterwards
POUNDS to be ID 900. -.-....-------s
ZoIlcoffer was killed early in the action and
Crittenden was wounded Col. Carroll took
command and recrossed the Cumberland.
Our loss is 300. the enemys 400 or 500.
Rutledge's and McClearny's batteries were left
on the field.
The enemy were repulsed three times and fell
back to their Notifications They then outdank-
ed u.s.
We lost all our horses, tents, equipments and
eleven guns spiked or thrown into the river.
Coils. Parrett, BatIell, Stain and Cummings
were wounded. Major Fobb was wounded in the
hip. .e.r
Our forcesnumbered 5000.
1t was reported in Norfolk that the Federal
steamer Louisiana was lost.
The Day Book has an article from Charleston
definitely and accurately giving the particulars of
the capture of Cedar Keys. There were three
lumber and turpentine.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
Foreign News.

HALIFAX, Jan. 26.-The Europa from Liver
pool on the 18th via Queenstown on the 18th ar
rived last night.
She brings neither troops or stores and the
Government has discontinued shipments by the
Cunard line.
1t was reported that warlike preparations at
Woolwich have not been stopped.
Steamers continue taking on heavy stores for
Halifax
Several dispatches were considered in council
on the 9Th
The Times understands an answer will be re-
turned expressing their qualification at the dsa-
vowal of Com. Wkes's act, accepting the salts
faction rendered and assuming the precedent in
the Trent case will rule the case of the schooner
Eugenie Smith as to the law of neutrals. The
Government will decline to answer until it had
the opportunity of submitting the whole vote to
their law officers. There are propositions in the
vote not admissible, but after the release of the
prisoners they may properly be discussed.
The Times fixes Engand's expense owing to
the late difficulty at two million pounds, but
when the bills are in it will not reach that amount.
The Times has a strong editorial on the recep-
ton due Mason and Slidell. and says they are
about the most worthless booty it would be pos
sible to extract from the jaws of the American
Lion, having been long known as habitual haters
and revilers of England, and sincerely hopes
ton. England has returned them good for evil,
and if they can they will be only too willing to
entangle her in a war with the North.
The Tuscarora and Nashville continued at
Southampton. The Nashville was at the dock.
The Government observed the strictest neutrality
toward her and nothing is permitted to be done
except to render her seaworthy.
The Sumter is reported to have lett Cadiz for
Southampton.
RusselPs correspondence to the Times predicts
the fate of the American Government to be seal
ed if January pass without some great victory.
A Cadiz telegram says the American Consul
bad received orders to protest against the adms'
sion of the Sumter.
1t was said Spain would protect the prisoners
brought by the Sumter.
Russia reports say Russia sent an embarrassing
ultimatum to Rome that if the Pope don't con
denim the conduct of the Polish clergy Russia
will recognize the Kingdom of Italy.
FRAScE-The pacific termination of the Trent
affair caused a rise in the bourse of per cent.
The Monteur says feelings Of profound regret
and indignation have been aroused in England
and France by the vindictive act of destroying
| the port of Charleston.
ENGLAND-The Times reiterates its denuaca-
tons on the stone feet blockade, and says among
the crimes which have disgraced mankind it
would be difficult to find one more barbarous
than this, and asserts that no bellgerent govern
ment has right TO resort TO such warfare.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-27
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Prom Cairo.

CAIRO, Jan. 25.-Snce the return of the Troops
from Kentucky detachment of rebel cavalry
visited Blandville and removed the county re-
cords to Columbus
The SD Illinois and 7th Iowa left to-day for
Smthland at the mouth of the Cumberland
river.
By flag of truce the Memphis Appeal of the
18th, 18th and 22d is received
The Little Rock Journal of the 18th SAYS:
Gen. Frost. Camp Jackson prisoner who has
been on parole, is now at Jacksonport with 100
adherents waiting recruits to the gallant old chief
Sterling Price. So
The British residents of Mobile have organized
into a company for home protection.
The Columbus Confederate Nescs of the 18th
has the following: "a f
Col. Nealy's regiment and Kennedy's battal
lion left yesterday for Mayfeld Greek in search
of the Lincolntes.
1t also intimates that half million of dollars
have been sent 70 that place for the payment of
troops.
A letter from Richmond on the 18th states
that John X. Jackson, Colonel Of the 5th Georgia,
has been appointed Brigadier General and is in
command at Pensacola.
The Memphis papers say that Federal money
Is % per cent discount in New York.
There is not a word said about General Zolli-
Golfer
Gen. Claib Jackson was at New Orleans week
before last.
JEFF Thompson has again appeared on the
Missouri border.
He visited Commerce yesterday with force Of
500 men, completely sacking the houses of the
Union citizens of that place.
An expedition will leave Birds Point tonight
in pursuit of the marauders-