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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-04

aud-Pubshed for the benefit and as A warning ana
caution to young men who suffer from Nervous De
olitN, Premature Decay, &c supplying at the same
time means of Self Cure by who cured hinsnIf
after being rutto great expense through me imnosi
tlon ana quaGkery single copies may be had of the
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq Bedford Kinrs
County, N " by enclosing pust-pad addressed On
elope. dltawEweoW3m e'seu gu
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-04

The following letter from Colonel Deyens
which has been furnished US Tor publications
sufficiently explains the reasons why 1t should
be published =
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-04

MUNICIPAL AFFAIRs.-A regular meeting
OF the city council was held last evening. w.
w. Pratt was licensed as an auctoneer. An
order was adopted, appropriating $500 Tor the
improvement of Hope Cemetery the current
year. The report OF the city treasurer was
take from the file and referred to the auditor.
The committee on claims reported in favor of
allowing the bills referred to them. An order
was adopted, authorizing the committee on
highways to receive proposals for filling the
Long Pond causeway by contract, and report
at the next meeting. The common council
elected DR.. j. f. Linnell, city physician; in
the board OF aldermen, the vote stood for Dr.
Linnell 4, and DR.. Geo. a. Bates "A tie vote
The matter was then referred to a committee
of commence, consisting of aldermen Pratt,
Pond, and Chandler. and c9uncilmen Tucker,
Kelley, and Cleveland. Both boards adjourn
ed for one week.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-04

The You've MEMS RHETORICAL SOCIETY will meet at
Warren Hall this evening. The public are in yited.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-04

The RELEASED PRIsoNERs.-The names
of the released prisoners of the fifteenth reg-
ment, WHO. arrived in Worcester by the late
train Sunday night, from Washington, are as
follows :-Sergeants L. d. Goddard, Geo. G.
Noyes, and Thomas j. Hastings, OF Co. D.,
Worcester corporals w. IL. freeman and j..
Burns, OF Co. X, Blackstone corporal j. Nj.
Norcross, OF Co. L, Oxford corporal w. w.
Bosworlh of Co. l, Webster with the follow
ing privates =
L. S. Hapgood. Geo New ton, and Fardigee
May of Co. a, Leominster; Joel Pratt j. L.
Morse, and c. j. Eaton, of Co. 3, Fitchburg ;
ID. Rchets and j. A. Partridge, OF Co. c,
Clinton II. Is. Weixler, c. z. Bonzey, L. l.
Parmenter, and G. A. Stevens, OF Co. ID, Wor.
cester; V. F. Rindge, E. f. McIntyre, and w.
IL. Arrowsmith OF Co. L, Oxford; w. S.
Adams, Of Co +, Brookteld; VIM Dudley,
OF Co. B, Grafton; P. Ballou of Co. l, Web
stcr; Edward Oney of Co. X, Blackstone.
Besides these there were several privales OF
the twentieth and other regiments, making the
number in all who came on at that time fifty.
one
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-04

pr. u. q. Mott, Physician and Survcon
ST Court street, corner OF Howard Boston is rn,snt
dsllv from III until and from in the eycnnD ON
auseases OF the Urinary and Genital Organs Seroons
Auctions llulrorS of all KINDS Sores Ulcers and r
tons. Female Complaints, &c. An experience of over
twenty years extensive practice enables Dr. 70 cre
taI '"e hu?t uncut cases Medicines entirely veg
etaule. Au'lce rr'e' deudly jy2O
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-04

SMITHS Curative Cleansing COm-cundA
superior remedy for Headache, Burns Sore ips Roei
Complaints Canker. Piles, Sore Throat &c &r Fo,
sale by BUSH d CO., 81 Front street by the dozen i
single bottle at manufacturers prices decd va "a
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-04

- a. NcF. Davis. Attorney and Counsellor M 7 ON
y - ioo"a'n street worcester diff ia4
u huekWheat Flour.-Just received eight tons Of
bucKwheat Flour on Consignment which We ofTor 10,
sag o"er imam can be bought elsewhere In this civ
~ ut DRAPER a. CLARK
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-, O" Ohm Ware Rooms, No. s Bangs Heck
~ Undersigned would respectfully call The otonIi
OF tne public to his Colin Ware Rooms row omen az NJ In
bsangs BLOCK, opposite the Court House MI, re viii
os s I9nl9 con family on hand COFFINS and CAsk er
pI a sizes and patterns, and trimmed VIII rs
oeS' material Also Comm Plates and Robes ''' 'ne
Worcester, Feb. 49, 1862. d d" w. BROOKS:
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Correspondence of the New York Times
JIM LANE AND THE SWINDLERs,

Another Robinson and Lane Fight in The Senaie-
Lane Iriumph1nt-He Turns the Flank of
johnson, and Routs His Military Body Guard
Trip from Topeka to laurence.
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RY REQUEST, ORSON N. HEATH
Esq the well known Worcester Pc, t, will deliver n
LECTURE in WARREN HALL, GRAFTON. on

THURSDAY EVE. March G. 1852 Tho Isc.r,o l.. IT,.
ns,I h4 new and VIII be entitled Few Portaits
and i,eai e; ne rrst part will be upon The war
WI interest all who present. Tho rst nnrtoit
Wa before for me he lecture VIII the American ce as he
me F0or Scholar, the Editor the MercbSrf b oy
some a6S era VINO docs not wish and
tortaining The doors will omen at nIo az en-
mence at H. Tickets 10 cents y 'i0'A nnu com
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0em advertisements.

ES These goods were bou ght before III. I.,o 0d,..
III the prices and will be sold for the present a, vo
much less than leater in the season
purchasers will find it MUCH TO THEIR INTEREST tn
GUY from onr early stock the assortment is good and
prices low dr. " s "n"
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Clanin is making splendid Photographs coIored =,
plaiInm small Daguerreotypes and Ambrotypes ~ Ike
Manstreet dtt "'PeS'MI 100
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EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE, &C,

fd k sS good to leave any day (Sundavs exccntet
turn ~, SSds, M9reh 1852 up 10 May lst and 10 !,
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Evening star., 1862-02-12

Of yesterday:
Government stocks are dull
selltng at S6xa99- -'''
Money is easy to-day at per cent. on call
pnme paper ranges from 81 to 2, according to
the preferences Of the buyer -
Inc foreign exchange market Is not sensiblv
anected oy the news from Europe thouoh rate,
may De called scarcely so firm as Yesterday. The
Market seems TO have got into less feyerisb no-
sluon, much OF the large amount Of bills held On
speculation having been absor bed within a weeI
ana, besides, the exports are falling of while the
imports are increasing, thus establishing a mo,e
reg uiar market. The leading drawers are aaling
iio ON London, and % Il on Paris, but these are
,YsS per cent. above the selling rates this morn.
Ing anvil"
Gold Is very firm to-day, and 1aX Der cent
higher The sales are large, especially on time.
and lAH buyer thirty DAYS. o~'-
The deposits Of demand notes at the sub-trea,
ury on per cent. interest are principally from
savings banks and individuals The notes do NOT
S Soe Ia as rapidly as was expected, most Of them
oeing In active circulation, supplying the place
OF ine bank bills which have been redeemed
during the past month. 'eei'eu
Evening star., 1862-02-12
been at hand the enemy perhaps would never have
been able to have landed his forces.

been at hand the enemy perhaps would never have
been able to have landed his forces.
Henningssn had orders, we understand, TO re-
port at Roanoke Island, but by some misunder-
standing he mistcok Elizabeth City for his place
Of destination. Capt Taylor, Of this city, is rep
resented as having distinguished himself. In
addition to the above are many rumos we might
give, but as they are nothing more than rumors,
we withhold them. Among them is one, howev-
er, worthy Of notice, that Gen. Wise had been
shot while In an ambulance on his way to Nor
folk. There Is no truth whatever in this state
ment, so far as we have been able to learn, and
can only accout for 1t by supposing that the name
Of Gen. w. was confounded with that of his son,
who was reported among the killed.
1t is reported that one regiment from Massachu-
setts was nearly cut up, but It is impossible to
ascertain which of the Ave that were attached to
the expedition.
The news received to-day occasions great ex.
element at Old Point
A steamer with official dispatches from General
Burnside is hourly expected.
The prisoners captured, numbering at least
1900, will be here in few days.
All the southern papers received are unanimous
in admitting the complete victory OF our troops,
and that the loss Of the island isa very serious
Evening star., 1862-02-12
Another Important Victory In the
West!
Commodore Foote Destroys and Captures
the entire Rebel Fleet I'm the
Tennessee River.
So much for the Results in the West of Gen
MeClelIan's Strategy.

The following telegram arrived last night a,
the Navy Department from Flag Officer Foote:
CAIRO, Feb. IL The gunboats Lexington, Tay.
lor, and Conestoga, under Lieut.. Commanding
Phelps, agreeably to my orders, have proceeded
up the Tennessee river, and destroyed or captured
ALL THE REBEL BOATS, BROKE UP THEIR CAMPS,
AND MADE PRIZE OF THEIR FINE NEW GuSBoArs
They went up as far as the river was navigable
A. II. FooTE, Flag Officer
Evening star., 1862-02-12
Ofeiai Report Of Lieut.. Command.
ing s. Phelps Recent Glorious
Achievements on the Ten.
nessee River!
The U. s. Gunboats under his command
proceed all the way up the River into
Alabama, and clear out everything
the enemy had upon it
The Rebel Fleet, Stores, &C., Destroyed or
Captured, &c, &c.

CAIRO, Feb. 1l.-7o Major General George 8
Mcclellan, Washington The following is Lieut.
Com'dg Phelps official report to Flag OriceI
Foote:
u. S. Gunboas Consstoga, Railroad Crossing,
Tennessee river, Feb. 10, 1862 TO Flag Office,
A. II. Foots, U. 8 Commander naval forces west.
ern waters, Cairo, Illinois Sir We have re.
turned from an entirely successful expedition to
Florence, Ala. At the foot Of the Muscle Shoals,
Alabama, the rebels were forced to burn six
steamers, and we captured two others besides the
half-complete gunboat Eastport. The steamers
burned were freighted with rebel military stores
The Eastport has about $50, 600 feet Of lumber on
board. We captured 200 stand Of arms and a
encampment Of Col. Crews, at Savannah, Tenn
We found the Union sentiment strong am, re.
spectfully, your obedient servant, 8. PHELPS
Lieut.. Commanding, U. S. NJ"
CIV. CULLUM, Brig. Gen. Vols,
Chief Of General Halleck's staff, U. S. A.
[NOte.-The Star respectfully requests the New
York Trtbsne to see to whom Brig. Gen. Cullum
chief Of Gen. Hallecks staf, officially reports the
glorious achievements Of portion Of the com.
bined army and navy in the West.
We make this request because what we publish
above utterly disproves the T,ibxne's reiterated
falsehoods alleging that the relations Of the Gen.
eral-in-Chief to the whole army have been
changed
Evening star., 1862-02-12

ARAEsIs.-Mr. Heco, q japanese, who has
Some 70 this country for the purpose Of estab-
nsnihg commercial connections with some Of the
oushess nrIns In the Northern cities having an
acquaintance In this city, came here short fime
SINCE on visit: II appears that he has been
sn, mnksn sI iSr Louisiins creole, and his move
.nn oso,sy ,s,, wsteae6 Yesterday Mr.. H., in
residence OF Mr. George Bryan, where they had
seen ont few moments, when a souadpof sel-
olers entered the house and arrested the three
genuemen, who were taken before thk Proyost
Aanhsis who AFTER hearing the explanation. AZ.
Quilted Messs Bryan and Boothe, ana reies ned
!dr. Heeo, that gentleman giving bond Tor his
e,sPpesfances-Aisza ChyesieIs, IIth
Evening star., 1862-02-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
xxxvII,h CONGR Ess-secsnd Session.

SKNArE.-Yesterday, after our report closed
Resolutions declaratory OF. the relations between
the United States and the territory once occupied
by certain States, and now usurped by pretended
governments without consultations or legal right
were tabled and ordered to be printed
The fortihcatiSn bill was considered amended
and without hnsiiy disposing Of the subject the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE After our report closed
The report OF the Election Committee declaring
Joseph Segar not entitled to a seat In the House
as a representative from the LIST CongressinaI dis.
adjourned.
Evening star., 1862-02-12

HAVE WE NOT GENERAL-IS-CHIEF ANoSs
Os!-Roanoke Island, and Florence, Alabama,
to-day answer that question
Fort Henry answered 1t yesterday.
Fort Donaldson will doubtless answer II ere the
end Of this week
A victory over Prices army, In Missouri, will
probably reecho the answer from the far Wes,
next week.
Evening star., 1862-02-12

IHE MISCHIEF THEY ARE DoINe.-The Neu
ork correspondent of the Philadelphia Iaqaiye,
writes:
The unnetriotic, If not seditIou, cbar,cte, n,
the sttackg upon Gen. Mcclellan and the p,ssi
dent, which appear almost daily now in the coi.
nnns OF lhe New York Tribune and EvenIoa
Post are exciting universal detestatIon here and
seeing that the effect OF them 10 TO breed discon
tent among the troops, to whom particular pain,
are said TO be taken TO nave these sent the
onIy woader is that the Government has not re-
sorted to The necessary measures to put stop 70
the nuisance "
Evening star., 1862-02-12
Spirit Of the Merning Press.

The IntsIligsSesr treats upon the case OF Dr..
Ives" and suggests that he was rather rude
offensive specimen Of his class than "spy" In
the military sense Of the word.
The RspHblieaa has congratulatory article
upon the " step in advance" taken by the intro.
duction In the Senate Of Senator Summers aboli.
ton resolutions.
Evening star., 1862-02-12
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.

THE GLORIOUS NEWS OF THE VICTORIES IN THE
SOUTH AND THE WEST.
Our pen cannot describe the general joy here
over the glorious news we publish to-day.
Do not the details Of the achievements OF the
Burnside expedition at Roanoke Island, and Of
the combined feet and army on the Tennessee,
completely vindicate the strategy OF Mcclellan
and the wisdom Of the executive authorities
here, in resisting so firmly the insane efforts of
the traitorous abolition onward to- -Richmonditet
to brow-beat them into interfering with his
General McClellan's) well matured plans of the
campaign
Isit not quite time that the malicious plots Of
the New York Tribune to defeat the General.in.
chiefs war measures, by seeking to bring him
into popular odium, were summarily stopped
by the exercise Of the Governments duty, in times
like the present, to deal summarily with those
who aid the enemy either directly or indi-
rectly.
ROANOKE ISLAND
Ii Is understood that General Hill commanded
the rebel forces on Roanoke Island in the recent
engagement there. He was formerly of the u
army, and is Virginian. His command with
the portion Of the five thousand that Henry A.
Wise took to strengthen him that had reached
there) numbered between three thousand and
three thousand five hundred, Of whom not more
than two hundred at most, If so many, have
escaped.
Gen. Henry A. Wise ''tuk sick" of course,
before reaching the island, from which II "wornt,,
quite as convenient to show his ''thorough breed
ing'-his bottom and heels, as in the mountains
OF Western Virginia, where he earned his reputa-
hoa Of the heetest and longest winded animal the
war had then produced. As long winded and
voluole, as ne was, nOtOriously, ortatorically he
Is far longer winded and Aeeter In his new mill
tary capacity.
AFALsEHoOD.
The New York Tribune Of Yesterday makes the
following statement, which is utterly false:
The arrest Of Gen. Stone was made without
consultation with or the knowledge of Gen
Mcclellan, as it was made without the priyjty or
assent Of the Secretary Of State"
The arrest Of General Stone was made by the
direct order Of Major General Mcclellan, after
that officer had devoted much time to the examI-
nation Of all the accusations against him.
The order was doubtless given because the
submission Of the whole case to a court-martial
was the only way in which, under the circum.
stances, justice could be done to both the public
Interest, and the accused
NAVY YARD.
The steamer Stepping Stones arrived from the
lower Potomac this morning, but brings no nsws
OF Interest, as affairs are unchanged there.
Heavy firing was heard from the rebel batterIs.
this morning at o'clock.
Evening star., 1862-02-12

IHEfEcRETAaY OF WAR.-Secretary Stanton
we regret to have to state, continues quite an in
valid to-day, being still confined to his bed.
His indispositon, his physicians say, is en-.
nteiy the result OF recent over mental and bodily
labor.
They anticipate, we rejoice to be able 10 add
that but few days Of rest are needed to restore
him to perfect health again.
Evening star., 1862-02-12

u The New York Tribune, in its traitorous
attempt to break down Gen. Mcclellan, affects to
discover that this oficer is in disgrace with the
Administration, because the Secretary of War. in
issuing orders, uses the phrase, By order Of the
President" The Tribune is PERFECTLY well aware
that Promulgations from any Cabinet officer are
and always have been, thus worded The TrfBur,
is defeating It's own purpose by betraying such
blind malice
Evening star., 1862-02-12

u To-day, the Seventh New Hampshire rep,-
ment, Col Putnam, leave New York for the Tor.
tugas.
Evening star., 1862-02-12
THE GREATEST
UNION ACHIEVEMENT
OF THE WAR!
The Burnside Expedition Kill or
Capture WIse's whole Army on
Roanoke Island, except Fifty,
who managed to Escape!
TWO THOUSAND REBELS TAKEN PRIs-
ONERS!
ONE THOUSAND REBELS KILLED AND
WOUNDED!
Loss OF UNION TROOPS THREE HUN
DRED KILLED AND WOUNDED!

THE WHOLE REBEL FLEET CAPTURED
OR DESTROYED.
Evening star., 1862-02-12

HENRY A. WISE NON EST AT THE
BATTLE,
Evening star., 1862-02-12

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ooJIAMEs s. GIBSON,
a,9,, 223 PennsJlysnis avenue.
Ie u 81 opposite Wlllards' Hotel.
Oars AT WHOLESALE,
J. LAN6DnN L CO.,
ia, New jersey avenue,
10 lz-u opposite B. & Ohio r. r.
N0TICE.-An persons are forbidden to nefo-
December s 1ss sssS Sa ndreS dosss u.TsSs Tsssa
a. the metropolitan Bank, New York,-the same
srnsS ssyas been ot mailed IN New York to the urdsr-
fe ,2.lOt y.LANsDoN.
y,,s BLACK AND GREEN TEAS.
lust Received large lot of BlaeF and Green
eas 81 the fEst grades imported BY p. Ternan
Branch ofp. r.,,., SMITH I 4 Z HART:
'h I. it i as1s to the N'tiS1.5 InssssHOsT ooe
MRS. s. coURTEItLE.
ATTENTION DEfEsy-f1H viii sJ siIs n1aa ;oa F.
e sH.fs sPSf9iFs SHFs sGsiN N
etc ORDERS are taken for Valsts to 1T. Also, all
.oS TsSsd sSs Hand. to do up ses q O.
sESHs 5HH|sEGg.Fs s:s I cents per '
SgSHR WSFER o. g: sS:a;s:::
sood s&aisk bskkowN susasfR, sSsnt:. scents,
FoT%TStts s; and NAB B6cR%HGhT ttSSR1 M Flour.
laiysly l2N Z! Rnfi:i SELtwle,s. 4 Navy Yard
7 AIDES RUBBER BOOTS
%, !. B. PUDNEY's,
S24 Penn ayenue, back of
C8gebps Dry Goods store,
Evening star., 1862-02-12
FUTURE DAYS.

BY GREEN a. WILLIAMS, Auctloneers
aANDsOME BUILDING LOT, FRONTING
IL ON NORTH M ST., sEIwKRN SIX AND sHvKNTH
STkIETs, AT AUcTIoF.-0n TUESDAY, The lith
instant, We shall se 10 front of the DremIses, st
Square No, t9, IL being sD undivided half This
property is very Handsomely situsied, fronting on
M street, bstveen Sixth and Seventh streets.
fed GREEN q WILLIAMS. AuOts.
IL The ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED
on account Of the inclement weather, until 2 NJ
DAY; the 18th lnsttet; g same noqT;
MARsHAL'S sALE-By virtue Of q writ Of
AVA hen fsolas issued from the Clerks ofse, &
the county Of Washington, AID g me direets<k
VIII expose 70 gusilo sale for cash - kIDaY,
the 2lst day OF February, 1852 on the Cam /, imme-
clatsly east OF the Make house bridge IN eorIe
Cords OF Oak and flne Wood, seized and levied
uIoa ss the goods and ohsttes of John A. Gn1es.
and will be sold 70 satisfy judicials 10. ~, 90 May
term ls62, in favor Of Dickson, survivor Of PIokTe
WARD n. LhM0N,
fe ll-dts ". Z. Marshal, 10. C
MARsHAL'S sALE.-In virtue Of o writ OF
lSl heri fsolas, Issusd from the clerks once Of
the circuit court Of the District Of Columbia for the
county OF Washington, and 20 me direoted, q
Court House door of said oouuty, on WEDNEs-
DAY the 5th day Of March 1852, st u O'Clock m,
the following described property, to vlts-All de-
fendauts right, title, clalm and Interest," and 10
the touth IS feet inches Of Lot No, 81. Square
No. Sse, fronting on sth street vest, between and
streets north, in the city Of Washington, ID. c.,
together with al and singular the improvements
hsrs0s ssIdea and lsyIef % upS59 POI Is The q
No. 37 10 January term 1892, in favor Of John n.
KendeIl. WARD a. LAMON,
fel0u U. 3. Marshal ID. G.
Evening star., 1862-02-12

IL From Franck Taylor we have Part - of
Frank Moore's admirable "Rebellion Record ,,
Evening star., 1862-02-12
Ths Movement Arainst Kpoxvi

CINCINNATI, Feb. 1l.-Reinforcements hav,
gone forward from Danville and Somerset to sup.
port General Thomas in his movement on Knox
vile, Tenn.