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VOLUME XIII, NO. 222.
WAsmENGToN rloasEP.

To the Associated Prsss, S0rth-
NV YORK, September "a Wssbingt0H
correspondent says: The order for a court n
inquiry into recent disasters on ths battle del1
has not been cOuntermsnded. bus only suspend
ed. 1t met yesterday and adjourned for q week
without doing anything
The Washington correspondent Of g mJrring
Journal says, under yesterdays date. An en-
Ger, who has ridden along tie line from Chain
Bridge to Fairfax to-day, says that small bodies
Of mounted Eihemen are continually proving
about our front.
"An intelligent surgeon, iust from Csnt8rYlis
with the wOgRdsd, says that only ore Regiment
Of rebel cavalry, OF North Carolina, COlonei
Flaauerdy, is visible as Centervils. and is.
scouts and Bicksts occupy the country ts-thss
eastern slope Cf Fairfax. Is was reported thsrs
and believed that Ball Rul was held BY rebsl
artillery and infantry IN some force.
"AlI the hospital stores lett at CenterYlIe on
Tuesday morning for the benefit Of the Union
wounded were taken by the rebels on their cec0-
psncy, and distributed largely 20 their own hun
grT troops, hence much Of the suffering on tns
battle field by our ianishet wounded lbs sur
geon in charge states that, had be not been In
formed by General Pope that no evacuatlon ol
that point was intended, he snould have devoted
the ample supplies to their original purpose by
starting shem under a flag Of Srucs to the held-
Ali reports agree that the rebel o1neefs as a rule
treated our wounded hamaasly, and cur prison
ers according 20 tbs laws Of war"
WASHINGTON, Sept 9.-Those who have ssen
McDsweI's letter 10 the President, asking for
court Of inquiry, speak Of it IS a frank, maAiys
and honest document He refers % tle remark
alleged TO have been made BY C0E Brodhoad, Of
Michigan, when At the point Of death, - M
effect that he died q victim 20 the imoeellIy OF
PODs and ths treschsry Of Mcdowell
Gen. Banks is in command Of th6 dsIenses u
Washington during Gen McClelan's a5sancs-
Secretary Stanton and Gen. Mcclellan are on
such terms that the latter took 5e2 El-+ Tie
former on Saturday evening
The re-appointment Of Mcclellan % the
command Of the armies gives general s2tlsia.e-
ton in the whole northwest, ami the psop-e VIII
raIv as one man to his standard
Hospital accommodations for j. QUO more pa
tients has lust been completed here. All ne r.
naming wounded from Centsrville haVB come ln
t0-dsy, making q total e 5000 wounqsd ~ sll
the battles Of the past three weeks.
WAsHINGrOS, Sept I1-John Ross, accom-
pguisd BY bis brother-iu-lsw, S-a5sr, paid vlsis
q CEREMONY 20 the Secretary Of the Interior. 90
5sv. and afterwards had an interview with ths
President.
No mails are sent hence westward further nan
ElFcotrs Mills, nor any forward beyond taaa
Uoint on tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. O-s-
er routes are selected 70 insure safety lsttzs
were received here from York, Pa, to-day. woleH
show that there is no interruption Of ial4lii7s io
that direction.
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E5~ Mrs.. JaIla Gardiner Tyler wife OF the
late eK-Pfasident Tyler, Is on her way North.
She IA a native OF Lsng Island, Ngv York, and
i: is understaDd that she. goes to the old home
stead to pass the remaindsr Of her days. She
has her six children with her
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14

hundred millions. Three fourths can be
cheeriuly collected in the loyal states, and
the remainder in the disiOyal states six months
hence. Treasury notes should be made legal
tender, bearing small interest. He favored
commissioners being sent to Europe to nego-
tiaIe a loan. He would amend the excise bill,
to relieve commerce of some of its burdens.
lie wanted to restrict tine business of congress
for the present TO military, naval, and finan-
cia! affairs. and hence advocated the postpone
ment of the bill before the house until the
second Tuesday in February.
Mr. SEDGEwICK replied to Mr.. Davis i'll
vindication of the treasury department, in con
tracing for engraving and printing treasury
notes.
Mr.. DAWES offered an amendment appro-
prialing Sl5O,000 Tor this service in addition
to the former appropriation provided no part
of it shall be applied in payment or liquidation
of any sum due on any existing contract for
engraving and printing treasury bonds or
notes. Agreed to, 50 against "A.
Mr.. DAWES moved a similar proviso to the
next item appropriating 100000. Adopted
The house, 80 against LOG, rejected the
amendment reported from the committee of
the whole, suspending the appropri ton of
AIS, 900 tor the survey of the Atlantic and
gulf, 100000 for the western coast, and S11
900 for the Florida keys and reef, while the
present rebellion exists, excepting such part
as the president may deem necessary and I'M
porlant for blockade or other naval or military
purpose. The bill passed.
On motion OF MIR. FENToN it was resolved
that the committee for the District of Column
bia inquire whether Marshal Lamon has is
sued an order prohibiting any senator or rep
resentatve from visiting the jail, etc
Adjourned
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AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, Jan, 13.-All is quiet down
the road A delegation of ladies from Gibson
county, Ind, presented stand of coors, at
the Louisville Hotel, TO the fifty.eighth In
diana regiment, encamped on the Louisville
aud Nashville railroad.
a letter from Catleburg, dated Jan. H. to
the Democrat, says that on the II Skirmish
took place on Jennies Greek, three miles west
OF gainesville, between a part of the second
cavalry under Col. Bowles and portion of
MarshalPs forces under Shaw. The rebels
lost six killed, fourteen wounded, and seven
prisoners. The tederals lost two killed and
one wounded. Before Bowles attacked them,
Humphrey Marshall addressed his men advis.
ing surrend-r of the whole force. The men
refused, saying they preferred fighting to snGh
cowardly conduct. After the skirmish, Mar
shall's whole force fed, and three hundred
picked infantry and nine hundred cavalry pur-
sued them, expecting TO overtake them and
capture Prestonburg on the 10Th.
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NEWS FROM CAIRO.

CHICAGO, Jan. ia special dispatch from
Cairo states that two more columns will be
moved into Kentucky tomorrow. All the
transports here have been chartered for that
purpose. l am assured from the best autlori
ty, that troops are on the way here from ST.
Louis, and will arrive to night or to morrow.
Fifty prisoners, taken by Gen. Paine, were
brought to Birds Point, to-day, among whom
is Col. Bird, from whom that place derives its
name. Positive evidence exists that lie has
contributed S35 600 in aid Of the rebellion, and
that he voluntarily sent his slaves to work on
the notifications
A nephew of Gen. Polk was arrested yes
telday near Blandvile, Ky, by one of our
scouting parties. lie had dispatches in his
possession to spies at Columbus.
A reconnaissance was made towards CoIum.
bus from Fort Jefferson, yesterday. They
went three miles beyond Elliott's Mills and
DRIVE in The pickets. AT the same time the
gnnboats Essex aud ST. Louis, went down the
river toward Columbus. AT the time the
messenger LETT heavy firing was heard in that
direction
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14
LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
To THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
A Change in the Cabinet.
M2 CAMERON GOES TO RUSSIA, AND EDWARD
N. STANTON TAXES His PLACE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13.-Reports are. circu-
lating round the Capitol land are believed
that Mr.. Cameron has resigned the office of
secretary of war, and that Edward NJ Stanton
will take his place also that Mr.. Cameron
will be appointed minister to Russia.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13-EUening The re
port IS true. Mr.. Cameron will be minister
to Russia and there is a new secretary of war.
There is the account of what has happened =
Our present relations with Europe are
deemed highly important and interesting, and
as Russia seems to be strong friendly power,
the president was anxious that some one
should act as minister TO the court of ST.
Petersburg in whom he has entire confidence,
who can ably and fairly represent his views,
and aid our cause in Europe. Gen. Cameron
accepted the Office of seer etary OF war with
great reluctance, preferring to retain his seat
in the senate, and has always declared his
intention to vacate the place when the interests
of the country should allow and he could have
proper successor.
The gentleman selected, Edwin NJ Stanton,
Is Il Wdtui peToOIldt Irleuu OF zen. Cameron,
is from his own state, and has accepted the
position at the latter's solicitation. Mr. Stanton
it will be recollected, was attorney general
toward the conclusion of Mr.. Buchanan's adj
ministration. In taking the arduous position,
he sacrifices an immense private business TO
serve the government. The appointment is
popular as it is generally conceded that lie is
man of sterling integrity, without any polit-
ical affiliations to command his action in any
case which may conc under his supervision,
while he will prove an able counsellor in the
cabinet, and most valuable officer in his de-
partment
The friends of Gen. Cameron claim that he
can well afford to lay aside his exhausting la
bors, having accomplished so much in the or
ganization and equipment of the largest army
ever assembled on the American continent.
The nominations were sent to the senate TO.
day by the president. They were, as is Gus
tomary, referred to the appropriate committee
and will probably be acted upon in executive
session TO morrow. This change in the cab-
net creates much sensation
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14
FHoM WASHINGTON.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. t3.-The navy depart
ment Iras received a report from Commodore
Dupont as 10 the running ashore and burning
OF the British schooner Prince of Wales by
the bark Gem of the Seas, and the capture of
the schooner Island Belle, also of Nassau, by
the Augusta. The latter was formerly the
General Ripley of Charleston. She has been
sent to New York, the former was attempted
to he saved by boats crews of tie gunboat
who eXtingushed the flames caused by her
crew and tried to carry her out, when fire of
musketry was opened on ther from the shore.
The vessel grounded and they were obliged to
leave her alter kindling good fires aboard.
None of our men were injured. Tie schooner
was still burning on the morning OF the 26th,
and no doubt she and her cargo were de'
stroyed.
MIR. Hutchins of Ohio has prepared bill
to he introduced in the house establishing ter.
Iitorial governments over the seeded states,
and prohibiting slavery therein.
The house committee on elections will re-
port against the claim Of Dr. Segar of Virgin.
ia to sit.
The war steamer Pensacola has arrived at
Annapolis
Major Brown of Baltimore has had his fur
Tough extended 80 days.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToN, Jan. 13-In the house, to-day
resolve passed, that the state assume the pro.
portion of the national tax assessed upon
Massachusetts,. a resolution was also passed.
calling for the correspondence between the
state executive and Gen. Butler in regard to
the latters military enIistmenis.
George a. Tirrell is under arrest, charged
with obtaining about $4,000 by forged or
altered drafts and checks. In one case he al
tered IL check of S25 TO $4,000, drawn by
Brighton MaIke bank, and got the money at
the Bank Of Mutual Redemption. Consider
ablr sums were also obtained from Blake
Brothers, Brewster, Sweet & Co.. aud Burnett,
Drake & CO., by similar fraudulent means.
Tirrell was recently Il member of the grand
jury for Suffolk county.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14

NEW YORK, Jan l3.-CoTTON quiet sales small at
"a q 35c for nildling upands,
FLOUR-Sales 243OO bbls; state and western shade
rmer; supcrne state S. 80 N $50; extra state $3.50 %
$685.: round hoop Ohio S. rs q 90; superne
s545 q $50; common to good extra western $50 %
SIS 80; southern unchaneed sales 1900 hbS: mixed 10
good ST. @ s60 fancy and extra $500 q 1925; Canada
firm; sales lO0 bbls; superine $50 q $50; extra $50 @
CTS.
GRAIN-Wheat very firm, but quiet; sales a. 700 bu
Corn unchanged; sales 20 COO bush; mixed western CSC
IN store and 6e3 u at yellow southern Soc
feriOr. oats quiet at 4 a 43c.
PROVI$ION~-Becf very ilrm sales $50 bbs; prime
quiet; sales 81 erces at S2u. ork ste dy sales
0bblS; mess Ills q l2373; prime So a $50 Bacon
sides steady sales 1850 boxes western ami city at "
a "A; Cumberland cut middes. II "a az for short
mides IT. frshort clear and 7lc for iung clear Dress
ed hogs quiet at 4s Lard stead sales $50 b5ls at
$50 ibis at 2t l4c Rice qaict Sugars firm; sales $50
hhis MuscOviO at "a a So; los boxes Havana at 10.
Coffee firm; 500 bags Rio 1T Is "a 2Oc 100 bags at csc.
MOasses quiet: 10 hhds Porto Rico at 40c ami by
ton 100 hhs at 2S3 q 4n4c 100 hbds MuscOvado by
ton and lao bDls at rs a 29c;
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Stock Market.

moderately active Chicago and Rock Island So Cleve-
land aud Toledo Sl4 Michigan Central sig: Erie pre-
nos Central bonds 9O Pacific Mail as2 Missouri skies
475; California sevens 49, fves IA COUPONS 30 U S
skies b2 ~ U skies 81 eoupoIs gp1; U s skies 81
registered s91: New York Central SO; G,ena and Cbica-
pom bonds of 20 81.
NEW YORK BANK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
loars, S933364 increase of Specie 81 $3.50 1885,
in crcuiatiOn S46I64; Increase of deposits &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14
TIrE nunNsInr ExpEnIrInN.

Fort MONROE, Jan. 12.-Most of the yes,
sells com osing Gen. Burnsde's expedition
lett very quietly at intervals during the last
night, others went during the forenoon to day,
including large fleet OF schoOners which had
been here sometime. The New York trans
port did not leave till IL to-day, and the trans.
ports Louisiana and New Brunswick are still
here this p. NJ. A number of schooners and
several gunboats said to form part of the ex-
petition are still in port
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14

New York, Jan. 13.--The barque Gazelle,
of New Haven, which arrived to night from
pemarara, reports that when going into Bar
BADGES she had a blank cartridge and then
two shots fred at her by the British corvette
Cadmus, which kept on her course
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

WHEELING, Jan. 13.-Advices from Cum.
berland tonight, state that our army are en-
trenching at Patterson Creek, miles the 9TH
er side OF Cumberland, on the railroad. The
rebels are at Bioomery Is miles distant. Rom
ney was not burned as reported.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14
Meoleimal.
VHE GREATEST MEDICAL DI,

NHE GREATEST MEDICAL DIS.
a COVERY OF THE AGE.
MIR. KENNEDY of ROXburv, has discovered in one of
our cod,'Aon pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Two bottles warranted tn nursing sore mouth
One to three bottles will clear the system of biles
Two bottles warranted to the worst canker in
the stomach.
Three or five bottles cure the worst
One bottles warranted to cure all humors in
the eyes
Two warranted to cure running of the ears
and DlOtcheS among the hair
Four to six bottles warranted cure corrupt and
running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly cruptions of the skin.
Two or three bttles are warranted to cure the worst
kind ofringwoim.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case of rheumatism.
Three Or tJur bottles warranted 10 salt
rheum
Five eight bottles are warranted to cure the worst
scrOfuG.
One three bottles warranted to cure the worst
cases Of dyspepsia l know from the experience OF
thousands that it has been caused By canker IN the
stomach
One or two bottles warranted to cure sick head
ache
One two bottles warranted to regulate a cosvo
state OF the bowels.
One bottles will regulate all Encouragement the
kidneys.
Four 10 six bottles have cured the worst cases o
dropsy.
around each bottle ard judtciOus application Of the
SALT IsIgEUM OINTMENT,
SCHOFULA OINTMENT. AND
HEALING OINTMENT,
every and ulcer of whatever kind nature except
cured.
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-14
KENNEOY'S RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

The attention of the public is called to this ex
ccent Of all Lniments perfect and speedy cure for
all the aches and pains atflesh is heir to-
lfHEU NJ ATISM is caused by stagnatlOn Of the
fluids, arising from checked perspratiOnts curel by
few bottles OF KENNEDY's hHEUNATIC LISDENT
NECILALGIA-thc king of all pan-is caused by
an inflammation OF the nerves-is instantly cured by
few applications of KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LIHIMEAT
SPRAINS caused by over-extensOn and
sudden action the musclesis cured by few bot
ties OF kENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT- equally good
for nun or beast.
PLEURISY is an Inflammation of the lining of
the ribs-is cured by few bottles of KENNEDYs EU
MATIC LINIMENI
BRUISES arc caused by sudden pressure Of the
flesh AMI smashing of the tissuess instantly relieved
by KENSBDY's RHEUMATIC LININENT.
CBAMP Is a contraction OF the muscles, caused by
sudden stOprage OF the fluid. which prevents
animal life having free fowls cured by u few applica
tons OF KENNEDY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT.
BILIOUS collie is caused by aneuragia in the
stomach and bOwels-take teaspOOuful of KENNEDY's
RHEUMATIC LISIMEsT in yarn water every hall hour
unit cured
SORE THROAT AND HOARSENEsS
are caused by an unnatural dryness OF the glands-we
piece Of flannel with kkNNEDYs RHEUMATIC LINIMENT,
apply 1t on going to bed and yOn will be well in the
morning.
HEADACHE AND THROHHINC OF
TIE TEMPLES is caused by pressure from nsensible
perspratiOn-is cured by few applications of KENNR.
DY's RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
WEAKNESS OF THE BACK.-Follow the
direction In the circular around each bottle
1t is good for Toothache Earache Swelled Face and
lnhamnatono of every Kind. Every family should have
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY. Roxbury,
Mass. Price 50 cents. Wholesale agents for Boston,
George g. Goodwin, II Marshall street; NJ. Burr a
Co., Museum Buildng; Weeks a. Potter, Washington
street; Carter, Cocobb, a Preston Hanover street
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