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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
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IN ONE or
HERRIxG's PATENT SAYEs
A. the Great Ri G in Pearl and FultOn-s's.,
Jan. 20, 1852.

NKw.YoRK. Jan. "a 1862
Messrs HERRING Co. No PSI b oadway-GKSTLENES:
The large HgKRiSGs PATENT CHANPiOs SArK 700 made for
few years has beeu put TO sevee es a. The gre al
Fulton aud PEARLS the 10th inst which entirely
DESTROYED my building tog. Their with many others
The ire scout Oc.ck on Sunday morniu 8:
aud the safe taken from the ruins after al exposure Of
than thirty hours. at. $500,
Your Sa contained ell books, insurance poces anu
vsuabe pa beside gold aud silver bsnk 6s cou
pou bonds Sc emOunti'g Two Hundred 1bcussSu
Dollars Everything ia Safe is ia perfect order except no
binding Of the books being sielmed. -. -
Your Ps'et Champion safe yves us great sAt aotui' 80
- fr,rIr v,,,rs A. :. Foster.
A. IN. above Sale has sely claimed by other par
dee due the public to that The SsIe vas se
order BY for Mr. Foster in the month o. fn
and meta plstes, HkRkiNGs 'thNt,
-eqn,ed bt % The Safe IN store, sDd tie puphc
j reque ted O call aud cSB1 iue IT,
IREKING's PkTRNr Ca. NPi0N FlERfkoOR SHks,
the reliable security ron he now snown
UERkiNG's CHAMPION BCRGLAB-fRo0F SAFRs.
with Herring Floyds patent CRlsrAILGKD IRON
the only metal which cannot be diled
HRKRI>G & Co,
No. PSI Broadway, New York.
FARREr, HERRIsG n Co.. Philade pha
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EDWIN VI. STANTON.

The profound modesty and unaffected rellg-
ous feeling of Mr.. Stanton do him more honor
than any laudation that even the voice of His
torical Justice herself could bestOw upon him.
He ia right too. 1t is to the men who fought
and who won upon the bloody field, that. under
God, the glory of the victory belongs. But
for their skill and valor, their devotion and
heroism, the wisest preparations and the most
truly inspired resolves Of oil others had proved
worthless. But we, whose Office 1T u, az lar
~ possible not alone to chronicle the facts OF
this great war, but also to evolve for our
readers their inner relations and moving causes
and TO extricate the real truth of events from
the fallacous pretensioas and appearances Win
which party spirit and individual ambition often
cOnSpire to euvelop them, must still remember
that whereas the Nation was but lately ut the
very pont of death. it now stands forth IN the
plenitade of new life and power, and whereas
the People were full of doubt aud almost OF
despair they now breathe nothing but hope
and confidence. For o change so mighty any
noble aud conscientious spirit must naturally
shrink from claiming any personal merit,
ascribiug it 10 God aud the People alone. But
We still believe that impartial History will
hereafter record this auspicIous Transformation
Us Lot merely cotempOraneous with the Secre-
tary's accession to Mr.. Lincoln's Cabinet, but
as bearing to il much more vital relation
Aud we here once more declare II as our sober
Judgment that, if Mr.. Stanton has not orgau-
ized victory, he has at least unbound it, aud
set II in motion.
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CELEBRATION or THE 2.D OF
FEBRUARY.
Ry the Presiden, of the United sto,e..
a PR0CLAMATION.

= HUN
WAsHiSGToE Wedle-day, Feb 70, 1902.
II is recommended 10 tie People Of the United
States that they assemble In their customary places for pub
dc solearie she I'd day Of February instant and cee
brat the Anniversary OF the Birthday Of the Father Of his
Country by causing be read them hs Immortal Fare
well Address"
Given under my hand a. the real Of the United States .,
Lg the 18th day q February in the yea Of our Lord
che thousand eight hundred and ,itytwo and Of tie indie.
pondence Of the United States Of America the
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
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TIN NEw-YoRE WELBiY TRIBUNE drculates
largely among Comfy Merchants audis valuable medium
through hch 20 releh tia. c1ss Of dealers Try it. Ad
ycriistnie ins .i;el for = - per line.
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The Treasury Note bill WIS again before the
House Of Representatives yesterday, the debate
being upon tle Senate amendments A resume
of tie proceedings will be found in our Wash
gion dispatch.
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Gem!]log}s Daily Gribume
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 20 1862.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

NO notice be taken of ANONYMOUS Communications.
"hal IS intended for insertion mus; oe authenticated
by the address Of the wEi,e.Dot NECESSARILY oT
pubicatioa. bu. sguarsuty Tor HE good faith.
c.ected Communications.
Al tusne. letters :or ofhee should 30 addressed to
TIKI IKIDr NJ" New York
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CEAEtE. G.. CEEi. New Po.r-OGce Building is en- \ gent
TO- enc saIe OF IHE IIuBU3E iu HARTFORD, Conn
Mcss.s DAVIS s. WooLwoFrB. 81. JosEPH Missouri have
THE DAiLY and KyKLY TEIBrSz Tor sale.
b. n LAN1z No - East,s ket-squsie RrADISG. Pa has
Tar DALI SEMI EEKLG ava WEEsLf IhiBJNK Tor sale.
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beside It's large expectations Of further increase
from the accession or conquest Of Maryland
w-Mexico, Arizona, ths Indian Territory, &c
The actual condition Of these States and
Territories is, according to our last adsices, as
follows:
VmGTsM.-The Eastern Shore (of Chesa-
peake Bay, embracing the Counties Of
Northampton and Accomac (thc home Of Wise,
only he dare not 80 there), is undisputedly
held by tho Unionists. SO is North-Western
Virginia, comprising more than a fourth Of the
area and about one.flth Of the population of
tho State, which desires in asy event TO be
set of from the old State and recognized as
the State Of West Virginia or Kanawha
Beside these important deductions, tho main
Union Army Of the Potomac, numbering more
than One Hundred Thousand electives, stretches
along the eastern border of the Rebel posses.
sions from Romney to Fortress Monroe, ready
to pull down ,he last Rebel flag that floats
on Virginia soil within three weeks after il
shall have been let loOse. And beside oil this,
tho triumphant little army Of Gen. burnside
threatens Norfolk, Petersburg, and Richmond.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

The Supreme Court, Special Term, Judge
Allen, in the case Of the people OF the STATE
against G.. Vanderbilt. in an action to RESTRAIN
the defendant from building pier in the
North River, from the Battery, south OF Per
No. /. under a grant OF the Common Council,
has last made the injunction sued out by The
Pilot Commissioners perpetual. The Court de-.
cides. as we have often cOntended, that the
soil under water belongs t. the State; That
under the Harbor boundary laws OF l-51 such
pier as defendant attempted TO build amounted
TO public nuisance in the Harbor. aud that
by the terms Of the grant Ct the Battery from
tho State to the city-consecratng 1t as a
pleasure. ground forever IA violation OF the
terms of the grant 10 work It's reversal-the
Common Council have no power to make the
Grant claimed. The erection of such pier
would bo a nuisance iDdlctable aud removable
at common law, and the plaintiffs were emit
tied TO the relief demanded, with costs. We
commend this decision, and hope that ia terms
will soon be made applicable TO that other en-
croacher upon the Battery, George Law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

BY the Kangaroo, from Liverpool md Queens
town on the 5th and 9th, we have one days
later news. The Queens speech at the open
ing of Parliament is given. This document re.
fers to the death Of the Prince Consort in mp
propriate terms, calls attention to the satisiac-
tory settlement of the Trent difficulty, and to
the amcab!e relations existing between England
and America, aud then refers as usual, very
briefly to the other topics Of especial national
interest. The Nashville left Southampton on
the Sd, and passed the Tuscarora of Cowes;
the latter was prevented from following; on
Thursday, the Sth, she left and sailed west
ward. A Uion steamer, supposed TO be the
Brooklyn, was seen of the Isle of Wight at
the time the Nashville left Southampton. Mr.
Bright made speech at the birmingham
Chamber of Commerce, and in the cou Sc OF
bis remarks refuted the idea that the American
blockade is ineffective, and strongly urged
strict neutrality.
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LETTER FROM TEE sECEETARY
or WAR.

10 he Editor Of The N. " Tribune
SIR: | caUnot suffer undue merit to be ascIibed 10
ny official action The glory Of recen Victories beors'
gallant officers soders tba, fought the battles No
share Of it belongs to
Much has recently been ea,d Of military combinations aho
Organizing victory hear such phases with apprehension
They commenced in inhdel France with The Italian
AID resulted in Waterloo Who ogrhizo victory! VINO
combine the elements OF success on the bsttehrd
recent Victories the Spirit Of the Lord that o
soldiers 70 ru,h into battle and filed the heer'o' %
enemies with terror and dsmsy. The inspiration tus' cur
quered in battle was the hearts Of the soldiers ana from W
high ard wleever there h the same inspiiaon 'ne'e WI"
be the saue results. Patriotic spirit, with resoue
in officers and men, Is mi isIy combination 'ha' ''e
faiied.
We msy well rejoice the recent victories Tor they "a
u that battles are TO be snd by us III the same ana
only manner thst they "oH by any people, OF
any since tho days Of Johus by boldly pursuing and
t,i.pr The foe What under the blessing Of Providence
conceive TO be the true Organization Of victory and military
combination TO end tls declared in few words by
GEN Grants message to Gen BucSur-"i propo" 70 more
Immediately on your ieO,ss"
Your. truly EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
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Of private charity. aud the establishment OF
tbat enlightened guardianship that shall not
only assume tho immediate core OF the G per-
SONS but do much toward working out the
ore,, rroblem Of converting slave to free labor
which. say what We will, is about to he thrown
imam our hands. II is to take measures IN re-
latlon 20 this whole subject, that the meeting
is convened tonight when it will be discussed
by eminent speakers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
A sOLE1lN OCCAsION.

On Saturday, the 22d inst, an imposing
ceremony is to come off at Redmond, Virginia.
Mr.. Jefferson Davis is then and there TO be
inaugurated as President and Mr.. Alexander
II. Stephens as Vice-President of the Conied-
crate States of America, for six years from
that day. That smart young empire is com
posed Oh paper Of thirteen sovereign States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

CnLDREN's ARMLETS-One, Two. and Three
Dollars psir at ALLESs, No. as Broadway, door
below Csua-st
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URKRING CO.,
No. PSI Broadway, New-York.
Farrell, HERKIsG n Co.. Philadelphia.
HyNRING & Co hicagO.
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ALI. ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
At Port ROYAL Forress Monroe Baltimore, Nasincn aud
other pouis occupied by Army should be sent az ha
Iaies hN MAnNnnA.s k1EALss No n L-oldKly.
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MIssEs' NECkLACEs-One, Two, and Three
Dollss each, at O. c. AIIgN's,
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Before purchasing SEWING-MACHNE, exam
inc the Iesdn stitches the GROVE bAKKR stitch, and
the shuttle or 10 Stitch 81 NJ. iJ5 broadway.
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AT CANTRELL'S. No. Sl3 BROADWAY
between 18th ard l2t -sts),
avery cheap sud crsiisble
BAIMORkL BOUT for. ..................H2 %
a Par OF fLUNP SoLEs for. .................- - w
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
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III. popular ASyU,L Is now Iesay
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paid. By Express. - PER 100 Cash orders collected
We supply back Dunbe's Of The Tribune Almanac Toy
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PATFN H. obtained for new inventions OF every
descri, ton Fees contingent succ.s No patent pay
FOR par clrs address AMOS EAOADSAr, Patent Soltiio
No ~ - Washington. ID. q
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-14
q y ; ~ ~ 8, - ~ iIT7'
TALK ON ,CHANGE.

n. Are we ready has frequently been the excla.
nation cnthe flags during the past fonr or Eve
days. Are we prepared, has been the frequent
inquiry, for the great contest which we have to
face : IL may well be asked incidentally, watch
man, what Of the night We enlarge: watchmen
what Of the times? We apply our talk to our
authorities 40 watchmen. Are you prepared i Ii
was manifest that there was considerable commo.
tion yesterday not only on the flags Of Carondeet
and enyirons, hut gu abont, everywhere through.
out the city that there was extraordinary work
n course OF being cut out at the Governors Office,
at the Adjutant Generals quarters, and at the
headquarters of the military commandment Of the
Confederate Government. In fine, it was generally
very active and exciting in other circles than ca
rondelet. Our authorities have an immensely 81
work before them. It is hoped they will lose no
'lne " perfscting u. carrying it ont. The move.
ments yesterday and the day before seemed 10
us IN talking that they are alive ana aware
81 the duties imposed On them. There IS much, ii
fact, an immensity, Of arrangements to be carried
out TO meet The impending crisis. Our men Of
money. our capitalists, must come forward. There
are millions of dollars now idle that. If rendered
tpour State and CITY authorities, csn be of great
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To the Friesads
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS OF THE SoUTg,

The Soldiers Relief Society Tennessee having been author
lied and desired BY the Secretary War and by tie
Director of this Division of army to perform the services in
the Confederate States Hospitals which they discharged
under the direction Of the Governor State Hnpita have
Assumed similar charge and the following Eos
pitfalls, viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital These filed with patients
from the armies OF the Confederacy, and every effort being
made provide others fast increasing necessities Of the
service demand additional accommodation. entered
upon the discharge Of utes with determination do al
in power whatever cost personal comfort or
10 alleviate the nssrtunes to the wants
and comforts of the gallant defenders soil wo may be
stricken down by disease, by the casualties of war
We receiving liberal contributions 10 aid us in our work
from every portion Of the Contederacy but the demands rnon
us are daily increasing and ted forth this appeal TO The
generous citizens OF the South for further assistance with the
confident expectation that will be promptly and svoraby
ponded to by every Southern heart contributions
needed are money cotton for mattresses Blankets flannel under
clothing provisions and uuasses any articles which
may be useful for the sick the wounded or
Vascen These when received distributed the different
Hospitals under the The eunen. Medical D.ec
tor, Dr. iande. However small may intrinsic value az
articles contributed let it be bene III that there is
multitude of contributors the aggregate vii! be large.
Contributions should be addressed Mrs Felicia G. Porter
No. IS Cedar street, Nashville Tennessee where it prac-
uea6e and to do the wishes Of doIors regard
TO the disposition thereof will be complied with
From the patriotic citizens Of the Conederacy anticipate
prompt and generous to this appeal behalf of the
gallant soldiers who have lives to orr noble
cause and who have been Frustrated while defending our
from the aggressons of a ruthless invader. ~ ~
FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-14
Third Quarterly Report of the Ladies
Society OF the Confederate Army.


This Society has made up during the last three months
garments besides spinning yarn and knitting great number
Of socks They have donated companies lS pieces
OF Under Clothing, ISL pairs Socks 81 pairs of shoes
Have also made Tents and aoJ Hsvsrsacks Have sent one
box hospital to the Southern Mothers Society Of Mem.
phs four boxes ditto the Nashville Hospital and to the
comfoer besides alarge assortment Of groceries decs
cies for the sick soldiers s. :, -tg. ,. ----4
The receipts Of the Society in cash during The las,
quarter, havebeen. 1880 60
Expenditures in purchase Of material 2s4o %
Paid out in wages to working women 93I 80
Ladies their thanks Mr. Gaines others for
donation Of Eve hundred doars to- Mrs Daniel and other
lacies Lower Parish Of St. several
tanning socks comfoes and pillows and for several barrels
oranges for the Nashvills Hospital.
Their thanks also due Mrs Miss Socob for money
and other donations to Mrs Z. j. Hart Mrs. H. NJ Simpson,
Mr. Violet and Mr. Marks for hospital supplies and Mess
Mcsea, Value Co., ", h. Letchford Co., Goldsmith
Haber p Bein Son Mr. Tompkins md Mr. J. B. slawon
for numerous donations Also Editors Of the Crescent
Bee, and Daily Delta for favors received. " q a.
The Ladies' Of this Society have made frequent visits to the
General Hospital of this city since opened will bear
testimony to the circumstance in which they found
the sick that place They have offered their 10
in supplying the Hospital with such comforts as decscies IS
be neede and they call upon friends and patrons
room, No. 81 Camp street. - X
You who have husbands brothers in some distant
who depsndsn, upon strangers for
similar kindly Offices send your thank offerings and gifts to
those within your reach cheer Of your
Ell .5}f MRS JAMES ROSS, President
Mas. G. W. PEIIcHARp, secy. Mat felo ap6t
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Notice to tile Volunteer Organizations
rs throughout the State.

/ .
i5s % 8% s{ Nrw ORLEANS, February H. 1862
The Gommanderin Chief and Major elect In orde
promptly to put in operation the Militia Law, desire to OK
plain to the Volunteer Companies Of the City and State and
persons disposed TO form Volunteer Companies
| and effect Of the law.
1A the present Volunteer Companies BattaIions Reri
mens Brigades Divisions are dsbanded by operaon
law, on Che 18th day of February, 1872 a " Is.
2-Tolun,eer Companies Battaons Regiments and Bri
gades in the Parishes Of Orleans and Jefferson may be formed
so as to be put into immediate operation. .-
NICE q q ~ FORMATION OF COMPANIES. '.E III @&
3volnnteer Companies may be formed until the 18th Of
March, 1852 Alter that date be formed without til,
Of the and no person can be
ceved into Volunteer Company 18th Of March with
out the consent of the Major General.
4Topneer Companies must consist Of les, than sixty
than one hundred privates for Artillery and Inan
and not less than thirty more than one hundred
priyatestor Cavalry. 3SS Js5is
FORMATION OF REGIMENTS AND BRIGADRs.
bRegments may be formed Of not less than companies
ana OF not less han Tour nor mere than six Regiments
but and Of Artillery or Cavalry may be attached to
Volunteer Brigade with the consent Of the COMMANDMENT
Chief RI s.& h. -.- e.. ~srsl e s3zrr e
OFFICERS OF C0MPANIES-INEANTRY AND ARTIIr
I'd EFs.sf sssF MI LERY. r. 80 $, sss aysss
6-Each company of Infantry must have one Captain one
First Lieutenant Second Lieutenant one Third Lieutenant
five Sergeants and four Corporas. g.. AZ gals- ~.
Each company OF Artillery must have Captain two First
deuensnts tn Second Leutenans eight Segeants twelve
Corporas, two Bueiers. six Arthcers. pe 49, MI
OFFICERS OF REGIMENTS-TNFANTRya ANN ART1T.
$ssE &s5 LERY. r. n : -
Regiment must have one Colonel Lieutenant
ooone one Major one Ao1utant one Assistant
VINO shA act as fayer' one surgeon one Assistant Sur
geoh enc sergeant Major one Quarermaers Sergeant and
tWo ohei ausiolahs. 4. ~
OFFICERS OF ATTAIloNS-INFA NTRY AND ARTIL-
- Si ~
Wy epAes' VI uot more tnan your, sha iofa Bat
. W e eounnuea Dy U Mjor and hve ana less than
e co'anes iaa 'or1h battaion TO be commanded by
Leusenant-eo'ohel. .-.et t,s-s ~
-. $3.50 - ~ t oNe " oA' aANas ss,..7-
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CITIZENS OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES.
NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 7I6tI
EAvrg been appointed by the Secretary War an agef 10
coeot, purchase small for the
States deem il necessary a epeden to make known the
fact as generally possible, bette. 10 ecurs in
work which ueeds ts aoue quickly Citizens sud patricia
Your Government Esk8 fer tho thousands TRIED ghs
hHt lie unused in your hoEses Recent experiments have
proven nat of fue Double BsrrelIsd Shot
with the approved Mnie ball, is than match for the
much talked Of Minis Cskst. Then bring them forth aud
place them tie altar Of your courtys liberty that they
may at once he cHnsecrted the work Of Christian de-
Tense If otecton be aie sending away your guns and
be Urged that MAY need them hone the reply
the utst way prevent the necessity using them at home
Is to place them the hands OF the many thousands brave
zen who chabrg with desire 10 stand an wal,
CT re between yog and Ea invading foe. If this answer be
deemed ineonclusve en the that those high in
norE those IN whose judgment all confidence and
hc ii but fair to prsspe our necessities both
al home and on our borders have after elaboration in
aGguFated this novesht soud sufficient. guarantees for
the wiadoH utility and patriotism Of the seyce you are called
en- to perform Then desire short war speedy
ana a acknowledgement Of our Independence honorable 10
selves place your weapons the disposal Of your
As desire strike tie of those who are
plotting cur subiGgaon and deatcton known that
the usty Rife, and tie death dealing Shot Gun which ycc
have hitherto SO highly priced to take part
c renderilg possible our victory complete than WEE
heir defeat aud route Oh the plains G: Manassas.
Ny instructions contemplate sha: send forth into cur
more poPElous regons assistant agents. charged with the aty
Of collecting and forwarding proper points, the
;hs obtained 1t may be well here state any one 10
wishes 70 do though visited by M Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending suy guns has,
comnand my address, Robert Pkin No 10 Camp
BALLARD s. DUNN,
Egeb fer Collecting Receiving, and Purchasing Sn
for the Confederate ssatas suI3 2n.f