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The New York herald., 1862-01-15
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Tbs Policy Of the United States in Regard to
the Settlement Of the Trent Difficulty Map Of
the Rebel Position on Cumberland River, Ky
The Progress Of the War-The Latest News,
&C., &C., &e.
The cunard mail steamship Asia, Captain Lott, will
leave this port to-day for LiverposI.
Tho mails for Europe will close in shs city this (wsd-
nesday) morning, at eleven o'clock
TheEURorEAN EDITION TIE HERALD will be published
at ton O'Clock this morning, and VIII contain Tho
Speech OF Mr. Sumner. Chairman Of the Committee on
Foreign Affairs OF the Senate, defining tho Policy of tho
United States IN regard the Settlement Of
the recent Difficulty with Great Britain; Map showing
the Position and Intrenchmens Of the Rebels on the
Cumberland river XVI The Latest News in regard to tho
Progress Of the War throughout the country Late and
News from the South and large quantity Of
general, local and miscellaneous intelligence.
Single copes in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
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The Sfgel Affair.

MASS MEETING OF THE GERMANS IN JERSEY CITY.
The Germans residing in Jersey City held meet
ing last night the Turn Hall in Jersey City, In order
take action with regard to the resignation of Genera
Sigc The meeting called under the auspices Of the
Jersey City Turnvcrein, prominent German society in
that town. and it called to order by Mr. Woitowsky
who called attention TO the fact that General Sige
formerly member Of the Turner fraternity, and that
the Turner's had deemed II proper for this call
the meeting together TO take against the
mon insult which had been received through the Ill
treatment Of General Sgcl the part Of military
which induced him to send in his resignation Mr.. We'll
was called upon TO preside. vice president and
tary were elected whereupon several speeches the
subject were made by Messrs Dr. Hrtze Alt and others,
In which full exposition Of affairs made report
OF the proceedings Of tho various sgs committees was
submitted, and the resolutions Of the New Yosk
nttee, which have already been published, were SUBJ
stantally approved.
series OF resolutions expressing confidence in the
abilities Of General Sigsl military leader and
man condcmnng the action Of his superior officers and
their III treatment OF him, and demand 10 the govern.
ment 20 make good the insult and injustice which,
throush General Sige had been offered the whole
mau people were submitted by Mr.. Alt and adopted.
Tho meeting q large one, and spirited affair
resolution was passed 10 present the resolutions a
the Cooper Institute meeting Thursday, and to par
cipatc In that demonstration.
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A Union Prisoners Letter to His Wife.
COLONEL CoRCoRAN AND THE OTHER PRISONERS
WITH HIM IN GOOD HEATH, ETC.

-
Nv DEAR wnx-Befors this reaches you the papers, no
doubt, will have informed you OF our removal from
Charleston 10 this city We left Charleston New
morning and arrived here late In the afternoon There
was military escort In attendance, commanded by Cap.
tain schver AZ the depot and along the line Of march
there was COURSE the usual number Of curious spec
taors but they showed disposition TO insult Or wound
appointed. We shown to quarters tho nrst
floor They clean and airy, apparently newly
painted up. There is temporary building erected In
The yard for tho privaes There hundred and
nfty men confined In this jail before Their
quarters In the main building They all speak In the
highest terms Of the kindness shown to them by Captain
schivsr his officers and expected to nnd Of
ed Poor Fellows, have not heard from them since left
Richmond. Had any one OF them been sent with me
II would bc much moro pleasant for me, and nothing
worse for them as could hayo relieved their suerngs
In many ways II my lettcrshavs not been received,
fear their friends and themselves will think have for
gotten them. sent you the names Of all the wounded
from Richmond last August II you received save II,
kns and Capt. Dscofsey but got no answer. You viii
be delighted learn that Colonel Corcoran and the
ofncers confined with him in good health They
removed here with Lieutenants Connolly and Under
b In fact all the officers and men, in good health.
NY dear wife, received my trunk and boz, together
With four letters from you, on Christmas Eee From
circumstances that will hereafter explain, II was i'm.
likeness and little Marys was my only company this
anniversary Of the birth OF Christ whc6 you write say
II YOU got my letter dated LIST OF January. Do not send
me- any money. as have made Arrangements with
Colonel Corcoren for all want. My health never was
better lie of good cheer; all vill be right Kiss little
Mary for me My love 20 rother sister aud the little
boys. Your aaeo'ioIsss husband, J. ". DEMPSEY.
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A transport, laden with coal, accompanied them.
At Vera Cruz things . little unpleasant Supplies
from the interior completely cut OF that the mos
lavish expenditure OF love and money fails to procure
decent breakfast or dinner
Sir Charles wyke the English Minister arrived on the
night OF the 24h having stopped days orizaba
whore there intense feeling against the spanards
paza Governor Of Mexco had been deposed and Azsa.
Fate appointed In his stead.
The Mexican Cortsz closed the 15th after fully
tborzng the President to adopt all measures he might
deem prudent In regard to the "Spansh invasion"
General Parrodi had been named Minister Of War.
General Gasset Of the Spanish forces had established
custom house In Vera Cruz and Uraga had established
another Eve leagues from the city.
up their present quarrss and unite against common
enemy. All had done save Zuoaga, who had but a
small band and Mrsmons party to which, since bis do
On the 5th arrived from Vera Cruz In I'VE days. the
steamer La Guiana, with little news Of interest No
naa ps BY tho
would hold out long while.
General Uraga has all the passes from vora Cruz we'll
defended and has under his immediate command 20 900
troops well armed. He had received twenty two de-
sertcs from the Spanish and the arrival Of nv
IN se s Ds naa de-
offered. Being forced conscripts they are never con.
tented.
Tho attempt to got up exhibition Of agriculture in.
dustry and nne arts, has failed
The nrst portion Of tho sanoti Espritu Railroad was
On the assh uls the RnrIIsh steamer Iabuan sailed
under very suspicious circunastAncss for Maamoros.
December 3lrhe new Ayuntamento or City Council was
sworn in and went Immediately TO felicate the Captain
general on the taking Of Vera Cruz.
On January O. the steamer Cuba formerly the Calhoun.
hs days S% SS
Habana and Mr.. Plumb, attachc 10 the American Lega
tion at Mexico, are hers en- route for Washington.
Msretzek and troupe arrived from Vera Crux In the
Ia Guiana.
Miramon is here, living quietly and unostentatiously.
He came the Moo Daqui from New York. has beon
remarked singular coincidence, that whsa he first
came to Havana, last year, the rather celebrated
steamer called after him arrived here the same day and
his second appearance and on the same day the same
steamer, from Mobile, again paid us visit saw The
schooner Wilder arrive from the port the 3lst
u with the secession flag flying she snteredths har
bor On Sunday the schooner Three Brothers. and yes.
terday morning the steamer Cuba formerly known as the
Calhoun am told, arrived from New Orleans with dates
70 the I'd inst The published In Ddrio.
We have therefore two Southern steamers and two
three schooners among the latest arrivals In port
In the Dioro de Ia Marina OF the Sth will be found
complete and doubt not, very exact list Of the vessels
composing the Spanish navy from which give you the
following condensed summary
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traitors, who give daily aid and comfort to
JEFF. Davis in his attempt to destroy the consti-
tuition, precisely as we wish the Southern peo-
pie to deal with jeff Davis and his clique
-Abolitionists and rebels alike regard our con-
stitution a. ga covenant with death and an
agreement with hell"-both seek to destroy
it-both are equally its enemies Let US, then,
deal with both alike, and begin with those
whom we have within grasp. Abolitionism and
secessionism must die together, if the Union is
to live
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Tho Directors OF Tia Brooklyn Academy
Of Music and Mr.. Fleming.
THE EDITOR OE r'TyE HEP Arm

A>~V>~>@t
Of Music MI NIr. Fleming.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
As some little stir to bo made among the
papers In relation to Mr. Flemngs application for the
Brooklyn Academy of Music, and my has been
snectcd with 1t by the publication in Of them Of
private note written by to that gentleman have
Thought that brief explanation of the matter would be
proper.
There Is an Executive and Dramatic Committee Of that
institution, tho latter consisting o three directors of
whom am All applications for tho building, in
eudng those for operate performances and excepting
only those for dramatic passed upon
solely by the former This, of COURSE unfortunately
-spos the fun of those who accuse tho Dramatic Com
mite OF Inconsistency in excluding Mrs. Woods pieces
and admitting the Traviaa' nasmuch as the persons
who compose the two committees entirely different
When Mr.. Fleming applied for the Acad0iny, he stated
An his application that he wanted for series first
class comedies referring to several of them by He
was informed-as all applicants are-that arrange.
mont could be made with him until he should present
programme Of his proposed pieces with casts to the
Dramatic Committee and that committee should approve
It, On the evening or the 7th tho Dramatic Committee
mot, and Mr.. Fleming ATTENDED before them Instead,
however, of the stan .ard comedies which he had
mentioned In his original application. no presented
Hist o. very light pieces consisting for tho most
part Of burlesqucs and extravaganzas These the
committee thought. not adapted to the
present condition of pibic sentiment in Brooklyn in
relation 70 tho introduction Of the ramaat the Academy
and 20 informed Mr.. Fleming The committee adjourned
80 the evening Of the 9th, when Mr. Fleming desired
20 attend and present Something different; and the
Sh wrote him friend n0to indicating the class Of
pieces which would BE- acceptable. On the 9th Mr. Flv-
dng again attended and stated that he unable TO
comply with the suegs sors Of the committee. As he
stated, however, and did think, also the 7th that
ne had engaged Mrs. Wood, told him that he might,
II he desired, bring his application before tho Board of
Directors, who were to meet tho following evening" He
came and presented his in fair and generous
manner could before the Board stating at the same
time the views Of the committee but saying that they
wero desirous Of doing only that which should be ap-
proved BY the directors. Tho Board declined TO inter
fsre and communicated the result politely and kindly
90 Mr. Fleming
From this statement somewhat detailed and lengthy
you will be able TO understand the matter to de-
tsrmine how far my course has been o proper n1
proper one.
II is to be regretted that Mr.. Fleming prcmaturely
lnade IN arrangement with Mrs. Wood before his app-
cation passed upon but for this neither the com
mee or the Board arc responsible Yours respectfully
J. GREENWOOD.
BRooKLYN, Jan. IA, 1862.
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wmua 0ARDr-Prcceded by tho drama Of "pot,',
In which Mr. J. g. Clarke rendered the part OF Ty Slow.
boy with his usual ability, the grand scenic spectacle Of
the "Naiad Queen" produced at this house last
night The latter piece is founded the well known
legend Of the Rhine, which the thome OF waaccs
opera Of "Lurnc," and originally brought out with
great success in London. Mortals, immortas, imps,
watcr nymphs, submarine Spirits demons Of tho dark
caverns, knights and vassals, are heterogeneousy
thrown together amid OF almost bewildcring
beauty and often unsarthy aspect To speak Of them
romantic, wild gorgeous would DO nspid thoy lead
the mind to contemplation Of the supernatural, and
vein Of the most imaginative poetry through tho
whole hero and there interrupted by pleasant season
ng OF burssqus, in which Mr. Clarke In the mortal cha
ractsr Of chnapps reminds the audience that they are
stil in the world and not fairy land II would bc din
cult to conceive anything further beyond the rang, Of
probability, just II would be hard to produce any.
thing picturosque but o spectacular piece IL
would be hard 10 rival IL.
We cannot that affords very wide scope for the act
ing Of Mr. Clarke OF any particular one what he has
10 dc hc docs we'll The mechanical effects are necessarily
OF the first importance, and next TO thsse the cos
TUNES, and the grandeur OF the or the splendor
OF tho other wo have rarely seen surpassed. The
last sccno In the coral realms the Naad Queen mic.
suring poets dream Of Fairy Land, 10 decidedly the
finest Of ALL and reflects great credit upon tho manage
ment The action e the piece TO be expected on
the first night, little sow and the Intervals be-
tween the cot: rather too long; but considering the
who wish TO enjoy glimpse Of the marvellous, to whom
the sight Of gttering stalactitic halls, submarine
caverns moonlight views Of the Rhine and a that goes
TO make picture as gorgeous and ~ fun Of imposs
bilitiss ~ dream, will be pleased with the "Naiad
Quoen." II enthusiastically received and will Of
course, DO repeated nightly for some time 70 come
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BRooKLYN, Jan. IA, 1862.

BROOKLYN ACADEMY MusIc.-A commencement of
opera was made last night this house by the Grsu
troupe to be continued hopo, longer than the
nights announced The attendance large and fashion
able, though many, doubt, held back for the Ira
viAa" which, with the porvcrsenoss that marks all ex
cessvely moral communities, appears by the greater
number OF places secured in advance take the pas in
attraction over the Barbere the opera performed on
this ccasion. The cast was as follows -Rosina Miss
Hnkley Count Amaviva, Brignoi Figaro, Mancusi :;
Bartoo, Susni Basilo, signor Bari Bertha Madame
Mora. Miss Hnkloy acquitted herself credtably OF the
difficult music Of her role and played with more vivacy
than she usually displays. The Una POGO was
very prettily given. Brignolis Almaviva is SO well
known that it is scarcely necessary for say that 1t
was perfectly sung tho handsome being In delicious
voice. Sgnor Msncus made very good Figaro. The
moro familiar he becomes with his public the more
he improves, timdity sometimes marring efforts that
would otherwise be perfectly successful Susni sung
and played admirably the role OF Barolo There Is no
better Of the character whom hc in good
voice Altogether the performance gave great satisfac
ton.
This evening Miss Kellogg makes her appearance for
the nrst time at the New York Academy in volsta in
the "Traviata." Great expectations formed of her
from the rehearsal Of the piece that took place
yesterday. Il will be repeated On Thursday st the
Brooklyn house.
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Arrivals and Departures.

AsrInwAlt-steamship ChampIon--Captain Magruder, y
sl A Ts eh,Id "a and % serssn p " 9una1 and wife
Eber, Mrs Q Poihemus and servant w Dana and wife,
Henry Hill Henry Washburn, Isaac Hecht, II 0oldsbo
rough, Robbins, Rev Cameron, b white. ND; O o
kimbel Lee, Robt Pearson. saml Waugh, A Webster,
Oonarie, John Wright, Andrew &. Byrne, Foxand rs In
the stcerage so 175 troops Of Companies and First
cavalry. t.t
LivynrooL-senmship Norwegian, from Portlsnd--E n
Lnnc, OF Bcsonj Blackl9ck y n Smms, Mr. Dindey,
M winks, and a Mgeoshsmt OF Montreal; Rcy MI Owl
lady nurse and infant ef EnGand Rev Mr. Haus
and lady, and Henry Pemberon Of Quebec Mss tRalsey
and Henry Scott OF Torono-and twensx in the seerage
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Nsw YoRx ACADEMY Or Nrsc.-Ths evening the
"Traviata will be given for the opening Of tho season
a this house. Miss Kellogg appearing for the nrss time in
the role Of volsa Those who heard her In the two
hsarsals have been given Of the psco pronounce
the most successful part that she has yet attempted
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roo LATE FOR CLAssIFIC.ATION.

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Prizes Cnshed in all Lcgalizcd Lotte-
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker l9
Wall street. up stairs New York.
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The New Novel, "Pllgrims OF Fashion,
by Kinahan CORVALLIS, will be published on Friday
HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
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BosroH, Jan. "a, 1891
The New Hampshire Eleventh regiment Col. Putnam
rsft Manchester to-day for Washington, via New York.
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The Germans on the Resignation OF
General Sigcl.

BuWALo, Jan. II, 1862.
The Germans held meeting here tonight In re-
ference to the resignation Of General sgel His military
operations in Europe highly praised, and the Co.
vsrnment was called upon inquire for the Of his
rsaguation
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THE REBEL STRONGHOLD In KENTUCKY.


Sailing Of the Burnside Expedition-Map Of
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Hills and FortiAcations-The Military Acade-
my at West Point-Interesting from the
South-The Latest News, &C., &C.
very interesting Typographical Map of Bowling
Green KY, showing Its position and strength, and the
rebel Notifications surrounding the town. will be given
in the FAMILY HxRALD ready this wednesday, morning
1t will also contain accounvof the Embarkaon the
Burnside Expedition at Annapolis and its Departure from
Hampton Roads for Its destination; highly interesting
History Of the Origin and Establishment of the Military
Academy at West Point of its present condi
ton and full statistics Of its Professors Graduates and
expenditures demonstrating what it has done for the
country The Latest News from the Army Of the Potomac,
and the Union Camps throughout the Country Interesting
Intelligence from the South Tho Latest News from
Europe; Report Of Mr. Everstrs Lecture the Origin
and Character of tho present War, and all interesting
Of tho past week.
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NO COOLIES have arrived here since last July.
Trade is sti very dull and thero Is no change to note
either In sugar or foreign exchange, both remaining at
about where they at by the Columbia
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Grand total tal.......... l99 vessels and 8fz guns.
While In the statistic line will present you with brief
report OF the trade OF Havana with the United States
the principal articles during last year. compared with
1880. There has been considerable falling
of In everything but coffee, which is, however very
amd % m J M 'nan for
1861 and only 719 for 1860 variation which may aC
count for the difference
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