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Diseased Horses and CallIe

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THE SpEGIFIG PILL.
SPECIFIC REMEDY FoR
Spcrmat0vrhea. or Seminal Weakness,

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winch greatly facilitates the process Of tccthing,
by soicnIng tine gums, reducing all Inlamatlons-
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proved by the Medical Profession generally. USE
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Group, Measles
Burns, ScaIds,
strains, Wounds,
Spra!ns, Weakness in the Splre
and IN all cases where there IS PAIN, Railways
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hnts.
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
The Flight Of tle Rebcls and Pursuit by
ihe LOYAL Tenncsseenns.
[From the LnnisHille IonrnaI Ian ~

From the Louisville journal, Jan I'll
Additional dispatches received at headquarters last
evening confirm TO the fullest extent the important
which We published yesterday afternoon in the
bulletin General Thomas followed up the retreating
bels TO their ntrenchmens, ami his men, after night
closed upon their victory, slept their until
light % complete their work. but the rebels took
tagc OF the darkness to to the southern side
river and upon reaching place of supposed safety they
scattered nsni directions But do think they
escape There are from to ten federal regiments
which were thrown across the Cumberland some days
since to intercept the retreat o the rebels when their
nest behind White Oak creek should have been broken
Unless they divide themselves into squads and find
must ali be cntrapped and the loyal Tenncssecans are
like an avenging Ncmcss upon their tracks, knowing
every road aid every mountain deGe by which escape
is possible.
Their retreat was SO complete panic that they did
not attempt to destroy anything they fearful OF
burning their stores lest the blaze Of conagraton should
light the federal forces 10 renewed attack they
quaed before the hailsorm OF lead aud which
know that act would bring down upon them All their
artillery twelve pieces and ammunition, upward Of
eighty wagons and harness, all their commsslry and
qunrtermasters stores and camp equipago Tell our
hands General Thomas ceres TO the good conduct OF
and the whole nation will reetho it's plauds to
General Thomas who has given O. the federal
most brilliant success since the rebellion broke out
The evacuation OF tho cnemys intrenchments took
Thomas advanced to assault them and found the
prey flown. The rcbel loss is estimated by diHc-
rent persons AZ from two 10 four hundred: but
official intelligence has yet been obtained on
that point. The mortality on the part OF our
friends is not stated either: bat we cannot expect
lives Knowing how many anxious eyes will he turned
toward columns to learn the fate Of relatives and
friends, have made every exeron to tain the
extent OF our killed and wounded but without
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
NAVAL OPERATIONS IN The GULF.
Cedar Keys, Florida, Taken by the
Federal Forces.
Capture OF q Rebel Schooner at the Mouth Of
Mobile Bay,
&e~ &e., &s.

BALTIMORE, Jan. "a, 1862.
The boat from Old Point has arrived but it brings no
news Of importance.
flag truce took three released prisoners to Norfolk
and brought back several ladies and gentlemen.
The storm at the South still continues.
The Norfolk Day Book contains the following de-
spatches;-
SAVANNAH Jan. ~, 1852.
The Rcpu6lican of this morning learns from gentle
from Florida that Cedar Keys captured by the
fedsras Thursday. Heavy firing was heard in that
direction ON the same day.
(Cedar Keys are group Of small islands on the west
coast OF Florida tho entrance Of the Waeca
Bay and about eighteen miles south Of the mouth Of the
Suwanesr They western terminus Of Flo
rda Railroad connecting with Fernandna their posses
sion by ne Union forces cuts on Of the important
routes tho rebels enjoyed between the Atlantic and the
Gnl.-EpnoR HERALp.l
MOBILE, Jan. %, 1862.
The schooner Wilder, from Havana, was captured on
the goth, three miles below Fort Morgan.
MOBILE, Jan. q, 1862.
Captain Cottres company had sharp contest yester
daytver the schooner Wilder. No loss Of life on our
SIDE The enemy lost tho ships gig and number Of
men, but succeeded in taking possession of the schooner
and cargo.
The New York herald., 1862-01-25

BROOKLYN AcADExy-GHRNAS orsRA.-Thc first as II is
announced, Of series Of representations Of German
Opera was given last night at this establishment. The
house densey thrcngod, large proportion Of the
audience consisting Of German residents of New York
The piece was "Der Frsisehutz," with the following
cast;-Ottokar, Herr Bergstein; Cuno Herr 0erhein;
Max, Herr Rudolphi Casper, Herr weinlch; Samuel,
Herr Rsinhard; Kian Herr Kronfeld; Agatha, Madame
Schroeder Duemmer; Acunchen, Madame schreinor
Kronfed II will not do to criticse the performance by
the standard of musical taste which the Italian Opera
and superior class Of singers accustomed pub
he. II is sufficient to say OF II that pleased the
dienco passngy well, but whether the experiment will
bear repetition Is a different matter.
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
The CAPTURE OF Bll0M.
Additional Particular OF the Naval Ex-
pedition to the Bay OF Biloxi, Missis-
stppi.


Additional Particulars OF the Naval Ex-
pedition to the Bay OF Biloxi, Missis.
stppf.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a, 1892
The Navy Department has received dispatches from
Flag Oacer McKean, dated Ship Island January 8, in
which he reports the arrival at that place Of the United
States steamer Nercedta and United States gunboats
Winona and Sagamore. By the Arst named he had
cevsd the communication Of the Secretary Of the Navy
and says in accordance herewh he shall despatch the
frisate Potomac to Vera Cruz
Having been informed the 31st Of December that
rebel steamer At anchor Biloxi he despatched
Commander Smith, with the steamers Water Witch New
London and Henry Lewis TO endsavor TO capture her.
but upon reaching Biloxi found she had been
moved. Commander Smith demanded the surrender Of
the town. which complied with, and detachment Of
stroyed and two guns nine and six FOUNDER brought
Of
The place found to be almost deserted by the male
population, but IL was crowded with women and children
Tho schooner Captain Spedden, loaded with lumber was
also captured and brought out by the Henry Lewis She
very useful prize, the lumber being much needed by
the army Quarfermsster for the construction of
houses, and tho schooner making a serviceable lighter
Both have been transferred to the Quartermaster At
valuation fixed by board Of survey.
In recent report 70 Major General Butler Brigadier
General Phelps writes that q French war ship had
arrived at Ship Island and he preparing send her
Commander on his way to New Orleans under Gag
Of truce.
The New York herald., 1862-01-25

plausbility and minute Q specification Of time and
place and circumstance that they calculated pos
sible, to deceive the very elect
Eor instance nothing seemed be better established
yesterday afternoon than that the two well known and
excellent officers belonging TO this division had been cap
tured by the enemy together with quito number Of
men, and had been disposed to credit it without search
ing inquiry might have sent you regular sensation
dispatch. But with small amount OF trouble speedily
ascertaned that the whole report without any good
foundation. shall soon be able to give you detailed
account of the circumstances which gave rise 70 it.
IL is Sunday; but the atmosphere Of q camp upon this
holy day is very different from that which prevails At
home,
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
zoilicofrer's Intrcnehcd Position.

2olicotsr left two regiments FOR the defence OF Cum
borand Gap, and brought 10 his position three Tennessee
aud one Mississippi regiment and a,tcrward rein
forced by three regiments from Bowling Green and still
more recsnty by some 800 Virginia troops from Knox
vile. 1hm ssve him all told 5000 men. very
effective portion Of his force body Of cavalry,
from 2,OOD TO S,OoO strong, an important in
which he was superior o. General Thomas Ard this
may hevo been hts ruin. The details received are
yet too meagre tc fally indicate tho morale Of the
lght but one ibpg s certain, from position vel ni.h
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
Telegraphic.

CINCINNATI, Jan. "a, 1862.
This mornings papers contain full accounts Of the
battle Of Mill Spring It was q fair open battle. The
rebels fought well and were overcome only by superior
fighting on our SIDE According to their account,
the rebel force consisted of infantry regiments three
batteries and cavalry altogether about ten thou
sand men. They fought in bushwhacking style, from
ravines and behind trees. bushes and rocks.
The brunt Of Che battle devolved the Fourth Ken
tucky Second Minnesota, Ninth Ohio and Tenth Indiana
For nearly three hours the of musksry kept
up. Shortly after eleven O'Clock Colonel Haskin sue
ceeded In 1anking the enemy the extreme right,
when the Ninth Ohio and Second Minnesota charged with
the bayonct, with triumphant yels, which broke the
rebel ranks, and the rout began. They fed pellme to
their camp srewing the road with muskets blankets
overcoats and knapsacks and abandoned guns and
caissons.
Genera, zoconer was shot through the heart at the
head of his staff by Colonel Fry Of the Fourth Kentucky
1t appears that General Zoicoer lost his way in the
bushes, and suddenly emerged before Colonel Frye who
accompanied by staff officers The two parties
mstook each other for friends and approached within
few yards of each other, when, finding their mutual
take, both halted and prepared for hand to hand con-
hct. One OF General Zoconers aids shot at Colonel
Fry, but only brought his horse down. The Union
Colonel Immediately drew his sx-shootcr and brought
General Zollcoer from his saddle at the first fire. The
rebel staG deserted their chiefs body which was taken
to somerset the day after the battle.
An Fast Tennessscan writer to the Commercial says
All the credit and honor of this battle the
Tenth Indiana the Ninth Ohio the Fourth kentucky and
the Second Minnesota regiments for they did all the
fighting single handed, with the exception of what sup
port they received from the artillery. They all fought
noby, and never wavered from their fixed determination
to gain the victory Tho combatants near each
other that the powder from tho discharged pieces burned
their faces.
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
IMPORTANT FROM CALIFORNIA.

Another Inundation OF the Sacramento
Valley-Immensc Loss OF Stock-Proba-
bic Eject OF the Floods on the Yield of
Gold, &c.
SAN Francisco, Jan. Il, 1852.
During the last fifty hours it has raincd hard almost
necessarily. The storm still continues Yesterday noon
the water at Sacramento commenced rising again The
third complete nundation of that city is unavoidable
The Of land overfowed in the Is twenty
miles broad and $50 long, taking upwards Of 900 Of
acres mostly arabe considerable portion being actually
fenced and titled. 1t is estimated that 45oO cattle and
sheep have been drowned since the winter commenced
Tho unprecedented succession Of tremendous storms
has washed the mining regions where tho ground was
previously upturned ana dug over, producing great
changes, and rendering probable large increase in the
gold product from the placer dggngs for the ensuing
season.
Arrived ships Gladiator, New York; Reconnaissance,
Bordeaux.
The New York herald., 1862-01-25

New YORK AchDEN.-Mr Gral announces "Martha, )"
with Miss Kellogg in the role Of Lady Henrietta for
Wednesday evening next The interest excited by the
brilliant success which this talented young artist has
obtained in the "Traviata" will naturally create
this new mart
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
News from Western Virginia.

CAMP Ar CUMBERLAND Jan. 81 1862
All quiet here General Kelley has returned to his
home sick, and Gen. Lander is in command Of tho
OF the Railroad District" He s at Pattersons creek
with strong force and daily shenng his position
Renforcements are pouring in upon him from the West
General jackson is reported be at Romney with 900
8 900 men. The Potomac is now falling rapidly from
its late rise
The New York herald., 1862-01-25

Mtis ASp MoLlESHAusR's CLASSICAL solRSxs.-The
FIRST OF these select chamber coscerts takes place this
evening at Dodworths, Broadway, opposite Eleventh
The following Is the programme-Q Quartet in T.
minor, Beethoven; piauO solos, from the works OF
Chopin and $. Z. Mlls sonata, piano and violin Gadc;
solo, viooncello: quintet Schlmarn The performers
will he Mr. $. y. Mills, Mr. f. Nollanhauer. Mr.. Hcnry
Molonnauer, Mir. N0 and Mr.. Schwartz II Is proposed
to give a s,rics Of gsrr NJ those entertainments.
The New York herald., 1862-01-25
Movements OF General stursis.

'H'"HtN"i JHH' IoOZ
General s. d. sturgis passed through this city for
Washington via Philadelphia lie gives Q hopeful &C
count Of affairs in the West
The New York herald., 1862-01-25

Mr. C. JEROME HOPKINS MAriNKE.-This gentleman
gives his second matinee at the reception of the
Brooklyn Academy Of Music this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1862-01-25

MISS NINA fosnR's READNGs.-This talented young
lady gives several Of her popular recaons at the Brook
lyn Athenmum on Monday evening next.
The New York herald., 1862-01-25

TnE NEW HAMPSHIRE CoarASY + under the captaincy Of
A. Rollins, OF Dover, n H. has accepted the kind in.
vaton OF Dan Rice to visit stckney's National Circus
this evening The Dover boys in good condition. and
arc ANXIOUS 10 reach the land Of Dixie.