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The Indian. Democratic Convention.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. o, 1862.

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. Q, 1862
The Democratic Convention convened here yesterday
morning and pretty largely attended, every county
in the State being represented but eight
Thomas A. Hendricks OF Marion county, appointed
President His remarks taking the chair, severe
against the republican party and the policy Of the present
administration.
form and adjournment without nominating candi.
dates, which was lost by vote OF " tD 421.
After recess platform aud resolutions reported
and passed under the of the previous question
The resolutions set for th that the restoration 70 power
Of the democracy alone preserve the Union and
dorse the principles heretofore put forth by the National
Convention the party They declare that the present
civil has mainly resulted from the slavery agta.
tion and the consequent organization of geographical
party in the North, producing ts counterpart in the
South Of secession dsunion and armed resistance TO
the government, condemning the course Of the
publicans in the last Congress for the rejection OF
all peace propositions; that peace and harmony
would now reign had the party in power shown
the desire to settle Internal disputes that
Gently exheited 10 avoid with England; that the
republicans have fully demonstrated their inability
conduct the government through the present difficulties
denouncna all violations of the constitution and usurpa
tons Of power regarding the hsbess corpus and the i'm
prsonmen Of ctzsns Of loyal States nagrant viola
tons u the constitution that the seizure Mason and
sl;de Is either legal OF illegal II the former, neither ma
has been huated by their surrender threat
II latter they should have been delivered up before
their imprisonment. The resolutions compliment the
merit and conduct Of the Indiana troops every battle
field where victory has perched the national banner
aud greetings 10 every democrat for their future
achievements in coming contests
Pending the motion 70 nominate candidates, the Con
vention adjourned till this morning
The Convention met again this morning and made tbs
following nominations
.Se,ddry Of Sta flames =. Athon.
syds Treasursr--Mstthcw 7. Brent.
Auditor of Sfdts--Josepb Restive.
Attorney Gen>rdI-0 b Hord.
Suterintendent Of Public Inarscion-Miton B. Hop.
After which the Convention adjourned si~e de-
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IMPORTANT ORDER RESPECTING NEWS
PAPERS.

: LOUIS, IoUz'
The Provost Marshal General has issued an order re-
quirng all publishers Of newspapers in the State Of Mis-
souri,, St. Louis city papers excepted to furnish him
copy Of each issue for inspection and failure with
which order will render the paper liable to suppression
Great excitement occurred in the Chamber Of Commerce
this afternoon the of the election Of officers,
which resulted in the disruption Of the Chamber by the
withdrawal of the Union MEMBERS who subsequently es-
tablished Union Chamber of Commerce, which will be
Immediately carried The trouble occurred in
quence the secession members refusing by their votes
to admit number of Union applicants for membership
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supreme Court-General Term

Supreme COurt-General Term.
THE SPECIAL ACT AGAINST PICKPOCKETs-DECIsION
OF THE RECORDER AFFIRMED.
Hon. Judges ngraham, Sutherandand Barnard presiding
JAN s-7he People Sarah Viilidms-Ths defendant,
Young female thief tried in the Sessions for the
offence created by special statute OF larceny from the
person in picking the pocket Of lady in Broadway
stage The prisoner convicted and sentenced 10 the
stnte prison Tho Recorder denied motion for now
trial and the to this court for review on APP
peal by the prisoners counsel, Henry l.. Clinton.
Ineraham ustisc-Even conceing the act to bo 10
cal act section under which the defendant was con-
yiced IN unconstitutional Tho title Of the act Ia,
An act In relation the Police Courts In the city Of New
York This section hiry three authorizes the punish
ment of offenders of particular class In the city of New
York IL applies solely to the powers OF the courts in
this CITY and Is included under tho words and In the title
Il enarges powers Of the court IN this city, and does
moi appy other court nor does give any other
authority which be exercised by any other courts
than those in the city Of New York. The decision OF he
General Term OF the Third district applied to section
which extended throughout the state In its operation
The objection that this section Is In conflict With the
general provision OF law defining petit larceny is also
IL Is not Intended to repeal that statutes but
this section creates punishment, different from
that TO be inflicted In OF petit larceny where the
property ID from the person So FAR as II requires
Modification IL is modified by this statute do not think
an act which applies TO all the people Of the State, al
though IL may be limited TO portion OF the state in s
operation Is q private local act. IL Is public acty
appcable 10 oil the pcope OF this state and not within
the provisions Of that article Of the constitution As the
General Term OF the third district have expressed another
opinion refrain from examining the question further
do not consider IL material to the decision OF
the case for the before stated. The judgment
must be affirmed
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Assembly.
ALBANY. Ian. o. 1862.

Assembly.
ALBANY, Jan. Q, 1862.
BILLS NOTICED.
By Mr. McMuIIEs-To provide support for the families
OF volunteers by State tax.
By Mr. sArH-To amend the law relative to the ap-
ponment of inspectors of election district
sers in New YORK.
To amend the Sunday laws.
By Mr. McCABE-To regulate the sale Of fruit in New
York.
Mr. CoEY gave notice Of bill to abolish the Office Of
ward constable in New York city.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr. KENNEYTo appropriate 500 900 for the relief
of suffering Ireland and to mako the Governor, Comp
troer and Secretary Of State commission to expend the
fund
BY Mr. McLsop-ro extend the streets between Four
teenth and Thirty first streets, New York.
Mr.. Mcleod bill extends the streets between the GEN.
of West Fourteenth street and the southery line of
grants heretofore righuy and legally made by the city
Of lands under water between the points named and ex
tending the westerly line Of the Thirteenth
the exterior bukhead line and extending them to the
said bull head ne the title Of the State in
the land now or formerly under water within such limits,
Areport of the State Military Board was presented
3 Mr. DOYLE, Of Albany offered the following resolu-
tion:-
Resolved That while the State of
sustaining hs IN % en n %
money for that purpose also opposed seeing United
States Senators in Congress wasting
advocating the abolition of slavery the
emancipation of the slaves, other unconstitutional
measure.
dozen members debate the resolution; but it
was laid
Mr. Royal Phelps appeared and took the oath Of Office
The following appoin tments were announced
Assistant Postmdster-James W Miller of Columbia.
Doorkeepers-S. Rghtmeyer, of Tioga: Dr. Shaver, Of
Delaware Geo. H. Meyers, of Rensselaer,; Henry James,
OF Livingston and W. B. Young, Of Orange.
Janitor-H A. Rogers, of Broome.
Mr.. PIER offered resolution Of inquiry into the ex-
penditu Of the State printing &c. Laid The
resoui ion was follows
Reso ved That the Comptroller be requested to explain
Is House the discrepancy between the actual cost Of
legislative printing for the past year, referred to
in his report and the aggregate cost thereof as
provided for in the contract.
Aso the nature extent and virtue Of the services
rendered in the publication of the official CANVASS the
thereof and suggestions that may occur to him
in the premises.
Also the expense Of printing, binding and crcu
atng report Of the Insurance Department made to
tie House its last session. and whether the same was
betrayed by said department. paid out of the common
Treasury and II the latter whether the expense
braced nndcr the contract for legislative printing
Mr. BAxKs announced the death Of Mr. Vanderzee, Of
Alb my, with the complimentary resolutions when the
House Immediately adjourned.
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sEvENTY.NMTH HIGHLANDERs.

The promotion Of Lieutenant Colonel Addison Farms
worth late Of the Thrtyeighh to the command Of this
regiment meets the appreciation Of all those who know
the worth and services Of this gallant officer For the
Of those who intend to join the regiment I'M
by number OF recruits and several old members, will
sail in the Baltic Saturday for Port Royal s. G. AL
ordered report at the Mercer House,
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BaooKLYS ACADEMY MuHc.--Mr. William N. Fleming
commences short season Of dramatic performances a,
this establishment on Monday next. He has secured the
services of Mrs John Wood and number Of other well
known and popular performers Mr.. DyoW has accepted
the position Of stage manager.
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The Troubles in Newfoundland.

JOHNS, n. Y, JAZZ U, I5bZ
The parties at Carbonneau kept down by the mill
tary. Tho town Is In state OF siege. Business is
suspended There and At Harbor Grace both parties
largely reinforced Hostilties will recommepce the
moment the troops Withdrawn. A magistrate was
shot Tuesday but not dangerously The whole trouble
grew out Of quarrel between the Catholics and Pro-
tacf fanta
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN The CITY.

SECOND REGIMENT, NEW YORK STATE
2us8 sglf MILITIA.
Lieutenant worral, Of this regiment, will send out a
squad Of recruits Saturday Tomorrow to tho reg
mcnt now at Pooesville Nd. Those who wish to join
this regiment must apply Recruits will be fully
uniformed before leaving the city Headquarters on East
Seventh street, near Third
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI
THE GREAT EXPEDITION TO NEW ORLEANS
VIA NASHVILLE.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. o. lSdZ-
special despatch from Cairo to the Democrat says that
25 900 troops their way there from different
points and they arrive, column from 60 900
900 strong will march from thence to Paducah under
Gen. Grant The destination Of this force is said to be
Nashville, whence, if junction can be made with Gen.
BueIl's command tho entire army will proceed to New
Orleans. This movement will undoubtedly occur within,
the next six days.
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Seizure OF the Brig A. b. Cook.

The brig A. B. Cook, CAPTAIN Perkins, now at Holiness
Hole In charge Of the United States authorities on the
allegation Of supplying coal TO the prvateer Sumter in
the Harbor Of ST. Thomas The brig sailed from Eliza
bethport, New Jersey
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LAURA KKxsE's rHEArRK-"our American Cousin wa

LAURA KKxSE's THEATRE -'Our American Cousin" vas
revived this house last night with unqualified success
Mr. Levck sustained the character of Lord Dundreary s
well any but an Engshman could be expected to,
and although slight uncertainty In drawl and gait
noticeable this to audience not critical, could
hardly be considered drawback TO the otherwise excel
lent acting Of the part. Mr. John T. Raymond as Asa
Tenchard carried out the idea Of the live Yankee with
rough. ingenious, unsophstcsted vigor and nicely OF
,ouch whon elected marked APPRECIATION while the act
ing Of Mr. Marlowe, Edward Treuchard not less
admirable. Mr.. j. II. stoddart, as Abel Murcot was
excellent and his tout ensemble could not have been more
appropriate. The piece enthusiastically received by
q crow dcd and much amused auditory.
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GENERAL BvRNsIDE's EXPEDITION.

DEPARTURE OF THE EXPEDITIONARY
CORPS FROM ANNAPOLIS.
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. o, 1862
About half of General Burnsides expedition had sailed
for Hampton Roads at nine O'Clock this morning At
three O'Clock the others had steam up ready to depart
The Rebel Loss I'm the Huntersville Fight.-
CINCINNATI, Jan. 9, 1862
The number Of rebels killed at the Huncrsvle fight.
was incorrectedly telegraphed 1t should be eight
killed instead Of eighty.
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NEWS FROM THE UPPER POTOMAC.

FREDERICK, Nd, Jan. Q, 1852.
All is reported quiet everywhere along lines. The
weather Is pleasant Nothing Of the least interest
transpirng
FREDERICK, Jan. o, 1862
Affairs unchanged along the lines Stages leave
here on the arrival Of daily for Hancock.
The latest intelligence from Martnsburg to the effect
that there only hundred and atty militia there
and no dispt stion is expressed TO fight.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 8, 1862. Il
Big Bethel again occupied by the enemy, as learn
ed from contrabands.
The steamer Connecticut from New York, arrived this
Afternoon and is sail this evening for Port Royal
Judge Marvin, Of the Admiralty Court at Key West,
goes out as passenger in her.
The French steamer Catnat arrived in the Roads from
New York this afternoon.
The rebel batteries at Craney Island have been prac
tisng all day.
The steamboat Phoenix has sailed for Port Royal with
the mails Her small size and light draught will make her
useful.
The Rancocas has sailed for Hatteras.
No papers have been received from the South to-day
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regiment,
- State Volunteers,

Fortress Monroe, Va
Tho business Of the Post Office on this point is exten
sive that Mr.. Crane Is compelled to remove to some
larger locality which will be in a few days, into capa
cous house already here from Baltimore IL having been
manufactured for the Adams Express Company, after
the Of the first buildings in California. As
ths ediHce is located shall give full detail thereof.
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More Troops for Canada.
Sterling Exchange I'm Toronto.

EAsTFtRr, Me-, Jan. y, ISbZ
large steam transport passed here at hapast three
this afternoon bound to $. Johns, with troops.
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
MISCELLANEOUS.

r,.CTs WORTH KNowING.-TlIAT DIR. TOBIAS We
netan Linnent cures ns,nnsneonsy Thronc Ehe,I, h,,
Ueacachc Toothache, Group Sore Ihroar Colict
and mains OF ali Kinds The above s candid statement
what Tobias Venetian Lnmrnt will DO and any person,
sr nurchasing bottle, and finding relief therefrom
viii have their money returned by the agent Sold by AZ
druggists.
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HANILIUNI o w JAZZ y, Icuz
At an adjourned meeting Of the Great Western Railroad
shareholders held to-day the Old Board Of Directors
we're all reelected by large maoritya most signal de-
feat of the opposition.
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accept process OF law and shall file with the department
copy of charter and annual reports Of the actual
.siness and condition Of their company.
APPOINTMENT.
Caleb s. Babcock, OF Wsstchester has been appointed
Assistant Sergeant at Arms in the Senate,
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Dispatches for Europe.

HALIFAX, Jan. Q, 1862
The Cunard steamship Persia will leave here early on
Friday morning. will call Cape Race for dispatches
on Saturday afternoon They be sent through the
agency Of George Hoker, 145 Broadway, N Y.
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NIBLo's GARDm.-shakspere's tragedy Of "Hamlct.'
which was produced this theatre Wednesday last
crowded aud fashionable houss, will be repeated this
evening Mr.. Jarretts dramatic combinations have So
far been very successful
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The Great Western RAILROAD.

sterling exchange here reduced to-day 70 11l-3k
per cent lower than the New York rate.
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Safety OF the British Steamer Para


The steams hip Parana which has been falsely reported
lost was ut sydney to-day She will be here Tomorrow.
Tie ste lnshp Cleopatra arrived here to-day from Eng
land with troops board She brings no later dates
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Arrival OF the Crew Of the Bark Samuel
kfllan ut Halifax.

The steamer Merlin, from Bermuda, has arrived, and
brings Of the bark Samuel killan, from New
York Cor England, which was lost
, 1862-03-31
FROM MISSOURI.
More Fighting with GaerF1naa In
West NItssourt-The Un1on1st Sue-

: ST. LOUIS, March 90 From the mail agent
Oh the Pacihc Railroad intelligence has been
received Of spirited skirmish which took
Rsss on e 2s oefs e. an
tacl1ment Of Col. Philips Missouri regiment,
under command of Major Foster. On the day
named Qu2ntre1: unexpectedly appeared in
the town with: 200 men, and made furious at
tack en- the Union troops: who were
a gnllant, defense, and having the protec-
ton of q thick plank fence around their
position, tney succeeded, after IN obstinate
conflict, in repulsing the guerrillas and driy-
ing them beyond the limits Of the town. In
the action Major Emory Foster, in command,
and Captain Foster, his brother, wers wound
ed One private was kiued;. one MORALLY
wounded, since dead, and; nine, non-com-
missioned, officers and privates wounded.
The rebels sustained loss of 9 men killed
and II wounded, and twenty Of them
lost their horses, which fell into the hands Of
Fosters men. Quantren returned to War
rensburg on the day following, and begrn q
new attack about II o'clock, the result Of
which is not Jet known. =
AS my informant came through George
town, Lieut.: Col. Crittenden, Of Phillip s
Regiment, was preparing te 70 With dsseeh-
Crittenden stuted that scouting parties from
the regiment had succeeded in discovering
and capturing about Two hundred kegs of
powder belonging to rebels: in Pettis county
The following VAS sent from headquarters
this evening:
Hu.- 3. D. Stanton Secretary Of Ha7, Wash
inton;
sOfieia1 information has been received
| that Lieut.. A. 81. Christian, OF the Missouri
| militia, on the 18th inst captured 125 kegs oi
! powder, buried on the faTm Of Mrs. Sarah
B. B. .Brinkper, near Warrensburg, and
that ON the Ed Lieut.. J. N. levitt, with
twenty men, had a skir1ntsh. with rebels neal
! the same place, killing four Of them. Our los:
| Was one Killed and one badly wounded.
] n. ". HA1LEC6, Major General"
, 1862-03-31
FROM THE ARKANSAS REBELS.
g. ----- ~ -. -
THEY EXTEND THEIR RETREAT.
Pixies Indians Absquatulated.
The Rebel Force and Prospect.

: RoILA, No., March 29.-Rellable persons
just from our army in the Southwest, say that
the rebels, numbering some 81, 600 under Van
Dom and Price, have reHeated entirely across
the Boston Mountains, and are now at Van
Buren and Fort Smith receiving supplies from
Memphis and Little Rock, yta the Arkansas
River, which is high. ~,
The Texas troops are much disheartened at
the. death Of. McCulloch,: and the Arkansas
troops feel the loss of McIutoshyerT severely
The rebels are badly off fore thing and shoes.
Pixies Indians have mostly returned to the
7Indian nation. They were not formidable In
battle, being panic stricken. at the effect Of
' Price received bis Major Generals commits
sion in the Confederate service on the 10th.
One regiment Of Texas troops reached Van
Buren on the 18th, to reinforce Van Dorm,
and more were expected from Louisiana. The
whole rebel TefnfQrcsments will not exceed
5000 in the next six weeks
Lieut. Col. Herron,' of the 9th Iowa, who
was taken prisoner, was:in q. the hands Of the
They were badly frightened land: r6treated
yery rapidly, and for The first three days oi
their flight had nothing to eat Their cannon
and baggage train might hare been easily cap.
| tnred. ~: !: :: :':s: e.. :::-, :.
Gen. Curt1s's army fell back to KeitsYi1le: :td
secure forage, Arkansas north of-Fay yetteyfle
being entirely ont. :: ..z--:.- 49, :. H.
| Cross Timber Hollow, where sFater and forage
| are plenty. .0ur rptckets: extend into Arkan
I 176as; ard the rebel p5ekets como north to tht
top Of Boston Mountains.
Fayetteville is unoccupied.
Very little Union sentiment has been davel
nneH in 4YkanRHS
, 1862-03-31
Gbe Ttiib1ttte,'
ON THE POTOMAC.

All the information, private aad public,
that comes from Washington, point to bat
Ties soon to he fought and Won on the
banks Of the Rappahsnnock and York
rivers. Summers sDfrsiissiionis pushing the
rebels southvard ,beyond Manassas Banks's
Division is MOVING s.eaditveforgard down
the Shenandoah, valley. in the direction Of
Sfaunton. THE Eastern 71aDers state that q
, 1862-03-31
FROM THE GULF
Probable Attack on New Orleans
Heavy Firing heard at the Passes
Xancey not Captured, etc.

NEW YORK, March 30.-The gunboat Hunts
ville arrived this evening from Key West,
:25th. The Niagara, South Carolina, Mohawk,
Water Witch, Warrior, and eight other vessels
were there. Heavy firing had been heard at
the head Of the Mississippi passes, where some
Of our vessels had gone. Porter's fleet had all
left Key West, also several gunhoats. An at
tack on New Orleans was momentarily ex-
pected. ..
An expedition against ApaIachicala is con-
templated. There is considerable cotton there.
The place is defended by Is guns and 5 900
rebels
Vessels from Havana report number Of
rebel vessels there. ....
A French man-of-w8r from Vera Cruz had
81 yellow fever cases aboard
The rebels captured in the Magnolia report
great prepaations at New Orleans to resist
the attack Several gnnboata we're building
Martial law is soon to be proclaimed
There is no truth in the reported capture o1
Yancey. He engaged passage on the cap
| tured schooner Mallory, but afterwards
changed to schooner Break-o'-day.
The Huntsville brings 3 lot Of cotton.
, 1862-03-31

From FensaeoIa-EFacuat of Forts
mcKae and Barrancas-The' Peo ale
Of F1orIda coming to their Senses-l
loyal State Government to be Organ.
lied.
, 1862-03-31

sT. LOUIS, March s0.-The army conespo ond..
ent Of the Republican writing under date OF
Cairo oo9th, says the firing on Friday at Island
No. 10 WINS quite heavy, the rebels opposing
with le8:pounders. The enemy could be seen
cutting away the trees and rapidly, pushing
forward other means Of defense. They seem
to have no fdes Of evacuatfng at present, and
are daily getting more cannon In position
= Word reached the fleet last night that four
! llad s0peaIed below Point Pleasant, but as
Gen. Pope's batteries extend almost in . con,
tiuuous line for fifteen miles, 1t is mot believed
that they can force passage.
, 1862-03-31

CA1Ro, March 30,-No news from any guar
ter, Fracaaes have been frequent In csiEo to-
saloon Keeper, At The band Of John: Highland:
Tbe lattef went to the saloon Of MI joeo, to
eetfle = quarrel with one Of the employees:
III. Joeb ordered him out and folio wed him
ID lie Sidewalk; when Highl2nd dreHa bowie
knife and stabbed him to the heart. The act
was witnessed By score Of people. High
lauta is under arrest.
, 1862-03-31
TAE VERY LATEST NEWS.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune ]
4 ~ 1872

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune-1
WAsmaaroA, March 80, 1861.
Capt. Ericsson. in private letter to Sena-
TOR, says: " we can Jet form no correct estl-
mate Of inc destructive power OF the Monitor.
Ihe vessel possessed an excess Of buoyancy
od one nunolea anu t"en.y 'noosand pounds,
mu % taete'ole eapapie u sustaining tur1et
Il'cAer l1lan Liz ptessnt ohe, Win guns ea1Fs-
1og auaotaple tne "e1gns u snoe 10 toat en-
No5eo againss LIE hetilA1ac ~ CALLS
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