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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
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8oItimprs, psm 16. Nuauit 1852.
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@pbu[b SemanO Vertbetle, HsChte liro Oret
betten eenieBt, 70 iibernimmt er lttulhwetgenC
ouf Der anpern Seite geniBe 0erpli6tun9en
unp tpGren es bios Die DfjGten Der Oanfbars
felt. Die GurOpGer peldss lber ben Ocean
nab bier eefcmmen ino, I'M bier in Der 5ftm-
Edtte Der 6reibeit gu leben, I'M Der 8urlten= uno
YfafenberrIhaft SIT ent9eben mp un9eltort FN
cine ne1e 6eimatb gu e%riinoet, pelAe lth bier
tbeilreile 8ermG1en unO Gt9entbum erporben
umo iA aaer Redte fretsr 8urscr pteiss Can
beS erfreut BADEN, tnb ielbltuerltanoli6 Dem
Qanoe gu er6Btem Dante Ssrplibtet uno ntht
auein gum Oant in WOrten, ICnoern gum
Dant, Der ltA tn 6baten ausipriGt, gum Dant,
ben lie serape tn pteigm Nn9enbIid ~bepetlsn
IClen. Die mOralil0e ueber3eugung Der
Wahrbeit bie1er 9Borte fptrb Seoer in lt6 per
Ipiiren unb 3ualein beilftmmen, teenr mir ia
aen, rag es unSerantportlih unfamiliar lit,
tpenn isst Semnnp OerIuAt ltA auf trsenO cine
@siIe Der @tfuuung Der BfiAten, tpsIGe pas
9ano BON tbm D~erlau8t 3t ent3jeben.
Das AusreiBen unD Ofsne Be9laufen na@
Canada unp europa III, Oant Dec Nabri9fett
Der Negieruns, a6selGnitten Tprpen, bod tebt
fangen pte S9marOberpFan3en, wel4e in Der
guten 3eit FA bier 9endltet BADEN, ober Die
tsbige @sfabr nidt abwsnben belfen pclen,
an, auf anpere MiitteI gu %ifnuen, um nur ia
ibren 3wed, Der NFidt unp Dem 81 lese emit
seben gu %tGnnen, 3u erretGen. 9snte, Die Dor
oGt &a9en nod fer5fnseraoe burA Die Strar
Zen bipften, linp p!SeItA 10 bon 8beumatta
mus b~efaGen, DaB Ie am StoG paber iAletz
&en; etae aufaIsnDe NnSabl bat leit etut9en
3a9eu graue 0aare erbalten uito balo erleben
mir nod, peB 9eute BON rs Sabreu NIT l6nee
peiBeu 9eruden tUmmen, ais let 016 3eitalter
beg 9aarpuperns unp Der 3Gpfe einsstsbrt.
Gin Swell Der naturaltltrten Burger unD
Der iln9eren Ginponoerune fapirt nit Dem
gr6Bten 81 fer bic QardsropAen nad,, SsmaB
penen ss ibm g~elin9en %founte, pom Otenlte
SerlGpnt 3u bIelbtn. Die Soniuln werpen
bseroenpetIe teIudt, I'm nur Elm SGubpapier=
Hen 9e8en raS gu erbaIten, tpO3u Die 9ia&iu=
6enoes mUraliln u. rsttIi9 perpRt1tet raren.
@ue Oiele 9suts linU eisentIiA nibt merits,
ie aaf peai 0~merttanil6en 8Ooen 9epobnt gu
baben. Die Srldnper in Gbicasp, melAe Dor
Sturgeon bic SrganiiatiUn eines 9teginents
bei6Iclien, otiidten bel Dteler Oele9euDett tn
elmer Stelulution 9enau ibge 8eraAtunS, ibren
Nblhu uIp ibr @rauen pDr tenen 9anpsleus
ten aus, peI9e lt4 leise ibrer pFiat gu emit
ale9en iudteu, tnpem fe fagen: 70 a + iuls
DE Qeute peuU aud utGt ben
Wal9en, bod benz 9~Gnpe9e;
tagt 81 werDen 0erDtenten."
Wtr ftimmen UpQitanOig pieler Nnii9t Set
unO 9~lauben, RAP audi uniere beutI den 9anps<
leute, Die lih in Der Stuupe Der @efahr fetde
1np miierabel benebmen, aus psm 9anoe &c
taSt wernsn mitBten unO guar na6 Dem Sal-
ben 3u Den Hebeuen unD Gflopenba[tern.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16

Ienf3t tn Der Sflab re; zines De8poten unb
trebt mad 6reibeit. Wapotsou III elm Dieb,
Elm u nrpator Gr fIbrtg rsn Rriea BON
1859 ntht I'm '5talitns Niaen. @r arbet-
ttte llr liG tetblt. 9Bir garen ibm unler
Stu IN Ertmi,te9e; MIR be}ahlten i6m go
Ottutonen mis- aabtn tDm Ji81 unb ga
cCpen unc er ,pOtte nod etras 9nbereS. SD,
petB es. Gr bat etnen ftetnen Yrtn,eu bereit
Fir Non, unb eInen fleinen yWtonlieur" fur
Jleapel unO ~ petter. i'd lpeiB es @r poQte
SflaDen aus Su6 MAIDEN. Ger 5etnD Sta
items, untetbteft er oas NdutertpeIen In Den
SupprOotn3en gum Nsrgernib BON ean3 gu
Opa @r bOfte DaOurd Die @inbeit bon rs
Ofiuionen Jtaltenerns gu entneruem. 5hGnp<
ltber !. Serrdt9er! g9tr brauden nt9t III
bitten, baS fran56ifAe gOlf 1T NIT uns. Naza
pOle'n ss9s! (@r 9ebeD GOm seb6rt un5
Us 9eb6rt ans). SD bin elIfIi4, unter
sud- gu Iein, unp nit 91ebt menrt man mid
Guten 6renno. 0ebt tpobl !" H
Gr9l9nO. Sn Der n~suelten Witt6etluno
DIS vGconpmtlt" ftnOet ftA Die mertwiirptae
Wtttbetlun9, oaB bic englt16e Grnte als etne
ltltrettbar perlOrene gu betraNten let; pas bette
gSsiter tonne ben bereits angeridteten S6a
cen nt9t ipteper gut MAIDEN. gSte Otele
9runofallAe Nn9abe IA in Gle @palten pteles
lonlt lOrefaltiG reoigtrten WoHenblattes Der.
trrt bat, 1T elm N1tbel. Da Der vGconpmlR"
IT'D aber auf Dem @Ontinente etnes aroBen,
wOblOerotenten AnIebenS erfreut unp cine Nltts
t9etlnn9 bteler Art gu trriaen @pefutatipnen
Ssranls| Jung 9eben tSnnte, 70 ut es wibtta,
pieie total faIlAe Nngaben raid 3m bertdtiasn
unp, 9eItiBt auf perlaBltde Wtlttbetlunaen.
tie babtn gu Derbeiern, paB per STAMP DER
Saaten NtAts gu ,pitniGen Atrig l6Bt, unp
oaB Elm 6ortbt fano pe5 berrltAeu QDetters,
pis mir es felt Nlitte Der S0rtsen @o6e 6as
ben, niGt nur etnsn srtrdalihen, lpnoern eiren
lsbr er9iebigen Grntt Iusfal In Nueli6t ttl-
len nIrbe. -a5- liz
2pNppp, %, Suit, Son ben puych rte
Gcmmtiiars Der QonrOner gtuaReluna ver<
t9ettten WeraiIen, 1884 an Der 3lbt, fausn
auf England 1923, 6ranfrei6 unp Al9,er
1888, enslii@e GOlOnien $50, SeRrsi@ 497,
Osntlhe Stqaten pbne GeltyeiA uup 0reubeu
1853, preuben 329, gelstsn PA, Staten 223,
JfnBlano l73, pcrtu9al ISL, SAweoen t,np
9Iorwe9en 1853, Spanten 123, @hpei, III.
fran 4lil4e gulOnten 90, 2tesYpten mp Sur
fei SO, 6olanO 81, Oanemarf SO, 8ereiniote
Staatsn 81, @tisnenlonp 81, YraIilien 46.
PERU uno Gentraiomerttl %, tGmilAg Staa-
len 10. Glina. Snep-@htna, OluOasasear
unD Siberia Is, .'i ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16
SOnferen5 ces N~raftoenren NIT
Egg i1Ho Narbiaen.a ss be5,i r.Ti

Waibtn9 ton, Ia. Nug. Dtelsn .gfa&
mitta5 9ab Der DfdlDent etnem @pmite Sur,
bigger aupien3 i'm WsiBen DauIc. Dielelber
Wurpen BON Nsu. S. Mftt6sq. gmtsraticus.
commjiiar eingtfRbrt. Der @Drmann s 0l.
1bonia5 bemsrtte, eaB le auf @intapnns pa
leten, um 81 loren, mas Die grecutipe ibnen
Su Ia9en babe: WaGoem lie li6 nieOeraelaI
zen battsn, 3eiste iAnen Der 9raIiOent mad I'll
utgen pOrlauftSen 8smerfunsen an, OaB pom
@Onsrss cine Summe 9elpeS CUR 6SrOeruna
Der COLONIZATION Der 9erlOnen afritanijGer
Abfunft au3ewissn lup ibm our Yerfaauna
ge(tellt ipprpen lei, mas CO ibm CUR Nat1t MA
de, oisle SaGe gu be9anftt8en,,5 lpte ptes aud,
lhpn lanelt Ietne Neisuna 9erpelen let. Sl1lo
Warum" fragte er, unD mo Iollten Qeute gu
rsr Nace ~tolpntltrt perpen ? Barum lulten
tie btelts gaup serlalien ? Das 1T pieGeiGt
Die erlte 6ra9e CUR sstUrtSen @~rpGguna. Sbr
ultp mir linD 0erlhtepeue &aeen. ;3wtIAen
uns bsitsbt cine srSbsre DifersnS, ais 5ptIbsn
irsenp Spei anpern &acen. { 20 ID
Sb IS re6t III ODER nidt, babe i& nidt al
unterlu6en aber ptsie pbpGlNe Diferen3 lit,
tpie ih penfe, Elm 9rpBer giaGtbeil fur uns
beiDe. Cure STAGE letDst 1ebr; ptele Ypng sud
lnpem tie inter uns ieben, wabrenp tpir O,trh
Cure @e9enlpurt leioen. Mtt etnsm gSprta,
mir lttpsn auf jeptr Sette, 0Irp eies ,uae
9eten4 10 seWabrt eS minpeI items sinen, @gunD,
wsObalb mir nnS trennen %lUIten. S9r oa,
talter freie Waaner, ute t9 permutbeA-
@ine Stimms Sa, mstn 5err! as55ae
Der 9raliOsnt tie6 lip pann ppaaanbia sur
misunderstanding iebr niGOrts aangeIAlaaensn
~Tafnnssfraft letaer I8warssn 3ubSrer 6srat.
lsete tbnen pie Nctbwenptsteit, OaB Die intel.
lisenten freien G9par3en Die 6raee in Die
5anO nsImsn, a~ugetuanper, -nnp- rtes auf 81
bsria ols Den aest8neten 9 untt Der Mus;pg
Der lArpar5en &tnoer Wpttlg Sin.
Der 9raliOsnt laste cam, Der :3ped Der
Sulamlnsntqnft 81, 3u erfabren, pb fiqlGpar5
Sc Gamtlten FnOen tpiirbsn, NIT renel man
etnen Nnfans our COLONIZATION MAIDEN fSane.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16

babe. Gr Jet ME Elm &rte9smtniaer i'm Grte.
Den, er perIe6e nte @eld4ftr leiner Sffce. aber
%enttperfe burhaus fetne 6~slc3ueepgdue.
Senator Garlic. DurA gan, SO t.
Vtrginien perben Die entbulialtAh often Mee=
tugs 9ebalten unD iberall DaS 0erboiten o.
SsnatOrS Scbn g. @arItle laut an flag
Cine Serl ammIHng, melGe am OtenIfao in
Wbeelin9 gebaittn puses,- uoopttrte 5fofsenDe
Nelolnticn llnter ibren 0elhtii1tn:
OOaB mir. Die lo9alen Nrbeiter, ltns BON
Jobn 9. @drltle, BEN mir ais unleren Bire
treter in rem GonereB lanbteu, betroaen uuo
p%erlallen aniebea, UNI o0b mir feline Sanos
%lunesmeiie i'm Senat per0ammen, ba ct 6Ilfe
unp unterItitBaua ben 9eidmorenen 6einpeu
unlerss Qanoes letbt~
GntlaRung nes Gen. 8emban. Die
Nsmsyort 6tmes iast: Sen. 8en6am's Same
1T u Den NrmeerOlen gtItrtbgn. G3 moa
Oas ais eth Uff5teles artbeil ieiner SIO Ga
rcltna 8orlfeaun9 betrabtet iperoen. Ser
lhteoene aneere SIf3tere linb tar3li2 enttaI.
len tpOrDen, .''4l rFa3
SetBcl, Conn, IA, Aug. Gin @omite,
beglettet BON elmer 8rOBen Iu3abl Burger Don
Oanbur9 uup Bstbel, beaab Iih beute 3u
4isut. Dart Don Der Gebeuen Mrnlee, sinem
titr3ltG aus Sort Worren entlalsnsn 9slan
aensn. unp triuhte ibn, cen 9Ilb nit Ietner
6amilte bis beute yiaAmtttas 4 ubr at per.
lalfen. CT benaBm fth Dor un9eiabr etnem
Sabre bslOnoer0 anltDBie. Die Burger Bee
nabmen l6 rubis unp uroeutlta, aber ent-
IAlOien. ~
Glieagn, 10. MueuR. Gin Aufrubr er'
et9nete ltd) am Samlta8 auf oar II, StraBe,
Der cine 3ett lang 9efabrllAe DlmsuGpnen
an3anebmen prpbte, jepph 0urdp Die Yoli;ei
9lifliA unterprildt rurDe. s. ldeint, paB
etne 9ortts Nrbetter Dem Captain pes Shoc@
Eers Wertbian, an Dpd IN Der 9la6e GER IL.
StraBe lte9sno. ous Nnslapen flr $75 81 Bee
lpr0en ltG onbpt. Gtne Dartts 9ltaer erbpt
Fh, Die Nrbett fir etnsa nteO ttseren Dtets gu
beior9en uno sina an Das Werf. 9teruber
purpen Die weiBen Agbeiter tpIltbenO unp grif-
fen bic Yieger an. Gin ouBemeines WefsAt
begann, wurpe jeoOd> pur6 Die berbeiellenre
DOli3et aufsebobea. NaAl Gem @eB9an9e
oerlelben Bing Der Spsft0tet ieoodl Q0n Weuem
los unp bic 9olt;ei muBte gum 3,peiteu Wfals
ttNfEAtItbh' NV hNi'PN StNp"tNi hNF (WVI
uup probte iepem nit &rl6tsben, Der an 8Orp
fou1men ipIrpe. Aht Der J(aDelefubre muir
Oeu psrbaftet, I'M ppr zen. ppltHiridter 9e=
ltslt ;u meroen. ana ..sfrrts
G9icasu, Ii. Aueuf.5 Die QrGfnun9
Der 0taetns- unO @ltlrltppt unp NOrtbsrn
SQiuCtss gabn bis gum WilltlEppi ftnoet NOR
gen ltott Gin Sps5lal5ug Oerlabt oas 5&bt
ca9p- uno NUrtbpeternz0 um Z llbr pes
Nipreeus, gu welAsm in Clinton Suuctior
um $50 Gin @rcuriuns5ug ltGBt - gs,c
Milwaufce. ID. dug. Inter Dem 9a
men u9lortbws tern 3atlmap 9tgers" wtrr
uuter Den BET Der @bieu0U 9lorppetbobn- Nns
seife4ten cine 6retpiQi9en@ @OmpaSate an9e
tpprbsn, wel6ea na4 ibrer @Umplettrlns psn
0ouoerneur 3ur 8erfu3uns sste4t ,perpeu
lou. 8is listen 8Onnerliag marin bstttia
Be- damn fir Die @Uapasnie eineeiArieben.
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Gin uetteS StMcfdcn gtrateate aus
McGtenam'S Mrmce.

Die isste- uttise Operation Der McG(euan'.
fden Nrmee, ebe le liA NIT ibrem s~enialsn
@bsf 'Napoleon lie Petit", gum CONNER
fbtaf in ibren Ysri4an3unsen am Samss Ni-
Der pertIUh, mar Die l.aG Matpern Sils uns
ternUmmene 8scOBnpacirung. Die lOleenpe
Nelattcn p~erlelben bon etnem Nu9en3fusen
iptrft unSrmein er9eiternO:
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0nn Oengral Wnne's Mrmee
Sen. Stsel's 5auptquarttsr, }

nabe 8aptoan 8losr, Is Nua.
g DER 0etnO foil nod INNER auf Dem Stud
515 be9rl1en lstn, pbppbl er auf Der anperen
Sttte oes NdPtoan cine 3temli6e StrsttmoGt
pat nit Nrttderie rnr @apaQsrie. Do6
s'anbt man, oas 9sbtsre uur ben glld qua Def.
fen lOllen. Der 0lab lit an etnteen Gteuen
leldt gu %oarhpatsn. Sadion's Nrmee (Oa.
moo Auslasen BON SpiOnsn SuIsst $4,000
lRann tart aelpeIen let.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-08-16

Die RifmonDer D.Spdth pom IL. b.
bdlt bic Nanlsn fOlsepper l~ntonsssfange
aus Der Shlaht BET @ulpspper court $
relGe am Wtpnta8 nch Ti6mpup aebl
tpurDetI Z r. eura9-a J
Elite eer Refanss rsn SfAsiere OOn Scopes VS.
0en, 3. Yrtnce. 8Anw
@ept, 81, y. 9allteao, Noiutant BON
Wusur's Dipilipn-
9Ieut, Q, NtOlss, 100. @sunlylpanta.
Col. Chapman 5. Gonnsc!ttut. s,Iaa,
2ieut, Bepneq, 8. SainOts.
Capt, Wtttns, Mlliftns @eaerat- Got
bon Sen. @ia,ams Dipllion. SUIT 81
Capt. &aFett, % aTaGuett3.
Capt. YanDermnu. So. OtiO. BE-
Qtsuts. Aailter unD Song, 20. Nsw@gl
9teut. BelOlfrp, 10. Maine.
gieut. Greatrots, 46. Ysnnplpanta.
Qieut, Nbttney, 5. Connecticut. ae
@apt. 0dfFth 46. @ennlglOanin. IN
gieut, Sa9psr, s. Snfunterte.
l2 9isut. G86srt, IL. y. ct. Safantsri,
gtsut. WopDS, %. New gort.
9telt. Gbinsp. 5. Connecticut.
i. gisat, German, As, @tunylYania.
Qtsut. SelIriDse, sos 7'
gieut, 5il9er, 8. 9. Ct. 5nfanterte.
9leut. green, 1872 Sem gorf. saals5
9teut. 8alfer, 8. MarYluup.
Capt. :S0psr, %. Nfp,g] Ort.
WatOr @pate,
gtsnt. &ennYpn, as4 8
,2ieut &rnCs,s sslz ~
gtfut, DVpse,3 S, Gonmcticnt.
'earte B~ebanSluus oieies CfNstert
Die 9ifSsege wMrosn ale iii Dem 81
lansntb uusss9ebraAt no ale SfF3ie
de BON Der Oipilfon DeS Sen. Nepet
wurpsn, laut Ger iinslien NebeQenpt
ton IN easeah @sfpabrlam ssbaltsn
lOllsn. 90 If tpnsa ntdt selfattst od
etne WstleA2mit anoeren unicnsoe
'a 's''ss 500 De. ssas. usl.s,r.
Die 'avOispaiap fact, pas pab
S6laSt wsl4e iepr pttswetfelt mar.
s. 9. 0inOer tn Die 8rult aeloU6
unc ~nu9enblifliA tarb.
Der FOB pes @eneral Srtmble !,
etrabnt,
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Der Bcrmdnn erflarte. man werbe oas In
Sripa9ung 3teben uno balO antporten. Der
gFalOsnt ers!arte, IS babe feline gtIe, uno bic
Reputation 500 li6 surud.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-24

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 22.-There is no
arrival from Burnside's expedition.
The Norfolk Day Book of Wednesday has
dispatch dated Goldsborough 21st, P. NJ,
announcing one hundred vessels of General
Burnside's feet inside of Pamlico Sound,
and twenty large steamers outside No at
tack had been made, but the women and
children were leaving Newbern, where ight
was expected.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 23.-The Fortress Monroe
correspondent of the American states that a
flag of truce went 10 Norfolk, yesterday, with
Lieut.. Herty, released prisoner returning
south to be exchanged for Lieut.. Gordon a
prisoner of the rebels from Missouri. The
Norfolk papers Of Wednesday contain the
following
"GoLDsBoRo, N c., Jan. 21.-A large
number of women and children have arrived
here from Newbern. A fight is expected there.
WILMINGTON, N c., Jan. 21-An express
arrived at Goldsboro' from Newbern reports
that at four o'clock yesterday afternoon one
hundred vessels of Burnside's expedition were
within Pamlico Sound, and twenty-five large
transports outside of Hatteras Inlet. Private
information received here says the enemy will
attack Newhern and Roanoke Island simulta-
neousy. Our forces are completely prepared
for them"
The Norfolk Day Book has the following -
SAVANNAH, Jan. 2l.-From forty to fifty
vessels are in Broad river, fifteen miles from
Port Royal"
No paper makes any reference to the Ken
lucky fight or the death of Zollicoffer.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-24
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 23.-After the payment
of a few OF the companies OF the New York
tenth legion, to day, Col. Van Wyck, dscov.
ering that some camp sharks were selling com-
position and galvanized watches, had them ar
rested, and compelled them to t Ike back their
watches and refund about $500 to the men.
A new tax bill lie in the hands OF a sub COM
miitee of the committee on ways and means.
Several weeks will probably elapse before it
will be reported.
The recently issued regulations of the war
department surprisingly facilitate the transac.
ton of public business, which Is taken up and
disposed OF in the order in which it is present
ed. All branches of the department are bene-
fitted by the systematic arrangement.
The senate, to-day, i'll executive session,
confirmed the nominations of Brigadier Cen
erals Schoepf and Ord for meritorious service
in the field, the former at Mill Spring, and the
latter at Drainsville.
The president has nominated for assistant
secretaries of war John Tucker of Pennsylva-
mia and z. III. Watson of this cily.
1t is rumored that facts brought out before
a congressional investigating committee i'm
plicate Gov. Curtin of Pennsylvania in con-
tracts, so far as to render possible legislative
action in his own state.
The delegates OF the striking navy yard
"a
committees. 1t is not likely that the strikers
will take much by their motion.
Quite a number Of consuls and other feder.
al officers heretofore appointed and announced,
were confirmed by the senate to-day.
The president is said to have declared, to.
day, that he appreciates the very great SER
vices rendered by Gen. Sigel, and that justice
will be done him by creating him general of
q division Also, that Col Koerner of Iowa,
will be made hrigadier general.
Senator johnson of Tennessee, received a
dispatch to-day from Maj. Hooper, stating in
substance as follows: "Zolcoffer is indeed
dead. have seen his dead body. Our vic.
tory is overwhelming. The rebels are driven
from this section of the country, and Kentucky
will soon be freed from traitors"
N. L. Swqyne, nominated by the president
as supreme Judge in place Of the late Judge
Mclean, is one of the ablest lawyers in Ohio,
opposed to the bred Scott decision, and re-
publican in politics. The failing health of
Judges Catron and fancy rendered the APP
pointment necessary 10 keep a working quo
rum on the bench. He will be promptly con-
frmed.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-24
AFFAIRS IN nIIssOUBI.

SEDALIA, Mo, Jan. 23.-Two companies of
cavalry, under Maj. Halderman OF the first
Kansas regiment, left Lexington on recon.
noitering expedition on the night of the 9th,
which resulted in the arrest of Capt. Whitney,
Joe Shelby, and several other notorious rebel
desperadoes, and the capture oil large lot Of
horses, mules, wagons, commissary stores, &C.,
taken from Col. Mulgan's command, aud a
considerable quantity Of boots, Shoes, and 9th
er articles taken from the steamer Sunshine by
the rebels sometime since, all of which were
turned over to the federal troops at Lexington.
Col. Dietzler, of the first Kansas, in com
mand at Lexington, announces by general
order that rebel assassins lagk in ambush and
fire upon our soldiers. He has therefore or.
dered to be arrested to be arrested large
number of wealthy and influential secession
lists, who give aid and comfort to Gen. Prices
army, whom he holds responsible for the good
behavior of their hirelings and he says the
assination OF one man OF bis command in this
manner will be followed by the shooting or
hanging OF these wealthy rebels.
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NEW YORK, Jan 23-COTTON quiet and nominal at
Sic for Ini dling uplands
FLOUR-ReceiptS $3.50 bbls; sales II 400 bbls; state
and western SC better superne state sob "a 5j5; ex-
ira state $40 $3.50; round hoop Ohio S5,g5 500;
perfne western S545 q 555 common good
ern $40 q 80; southern anchanged sales 1900 bDls
mixed TO good S575 @ $500; fancy and extra $500 90
7,25; Canada shade frmer; sales $50 bbls superfe
$50 q sos; extra 5'75 a SIS.
GRAlN-Wheat lc better; sales IA 400 bush. Corn lc
better sales $4,000 buLh mixed western 62S a Csc in
store, and Is "a 66c alOat closing at inside price
PROVlSlONS.-Beef quiet; sales $50 bulls; country
mess "a 800; prime mess firm: sales 400 erces; India
mess So % "a Pork steady; sales $40 bbs IL So
and city $3.50 Lard active; sales 1906 bills
at It % x ard $50 kegs &c. Whiskey lower sales 500
bbls "a q 25c the inside figure for inferior. Rice more
for Patna. Sugars rm sales $50 hhds, and by auction
2iS hhds; C9oa @ &c. Mascovalo at II @ sc; Porto
Rico 70 "a Sc; ll50 Havana at u IA l05 Coffee
quiet sOI bags Rio at l9f 2lc 200 oage Santos 2Sc.
Rico by auction at Is 35c rs hhds common Muscovado
at 22c.
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xxxvrIth coNGnEss-F First session.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. %.
GEN A'CE

SENA Il.
Mr.. HOWARD pesented joint resolution of
the legislature of Michigan, in favor OF the
exchange of prisoners, with special reference
to Col. Wilcox. Referred.
A remonstrance was presented OF the I'M
derwriters, ship owners, and others, OF Bos-
ton, against any measures impairing the eli
cheney of the coast survey.
The resolution in regard to Ward ID. Lamon,
marshal OF the district of Columbus, declaring
that, in an order transmitted to the senate he
was guilty CT the breach of privilege and coll
tempt Of senate, and the secretary of the sem
ate report the resolution to the president, was
passed.
Mr.. CoLLAMER reported bill for the com
pleton OF the post Office in Philadelphia.
The bill tor the completion of the detences
of Washington was taken up. The amend.
ment proposing that for forcing the safeguards
it be punished with DEATH was agreed to. The
bill was then amended so that no work here
after will be commenced. 1t was then passed
The bill increasing the force of the war and
navy departments, as amended by the house,
was passed.
The case of Mr.. Bright was then taken up,
and Mr. HARLAN made some remarks.
After an executive session, adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. BLAKE of Ohio, reported bill estab-
fishing postal money order system. Post
poned.
Mr.. STEVENS of Pennsylvania reported the
naval appropriation bill.
Mr. ELIOT of Massachusetts, reported bill
authorizing the president to appoint Light
house inspectors during and for one year after
tho present rebellion Passed.
Mr.. Thomas of Massachusetts,, reported
bill to facilitate judicial proceedings and 10
regulate the law of prizes
Mr. KELLOGG Of Illinois, reported bill au
thorizing the secretary Of the treasury to set
tie with the states for supplies furnished their
troops. who were called out to suppress the re-
belliOn. Postponed.
Mr.. MALLORY of Kentucky, reported a bill
for military and mail railroad from Kentucky
to Tennessee.
The house went into a committee on the
military academy bill.
MIR. ALLEY addressed the house on the ne
cessity Of supporting government by all the
pecuniary means and power OF the people.
MIR. HARRISON followed, on the necessity
of adherence to the constitution in conducting
the war.
Mr.. VAN HORN favored emancipation as be-
ing the best mode of weakening the rebellion
The committee rose and the house adjourned
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THE BOWLING GREEN REBELS.

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 23.-The Journal learns
that Gen. Hardee has arrested Gen. Hndman,
for burning houses at Cave CNy and other
places on the Nashville railroad 1t also
learns and credits that Gen. Buckner has re-
signed his commission. The rebels at Bowl
ing Green are suffering terribly tor money.
1t is reported that Gen. Buckner's children
are running about there, barefooted Gen.
Hardee second in command, could not pay a
colored woman employed by him, and gave
her pass through the rebel lines, as the only
means he had of liquidating her demand.
There are no further particulars from Gen.
Thomas command. All quiet below
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FREDERIoK, Jan. 22.-No intelligence from
Gen. Lander's division during the last forty
eight hours. Everything here and in our up.
pei brlgades is in statu quo. The excitement
and preparations commenced on news ofJack
sons advance upon Romney, have died out
Our troops are mainly employed in looking to
personal comforts.
Last Saturday, forty condemned govern.
ment horses were sold. The highest brought
$40, the lowest % cents-avorage S23
Lieut.. Rsbert b. Brown, of the second Mas
saehusetts regiment is appointed Judge adyo
cate of the general court martial, vice Capt
Coils, resigned.
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New YORK, Jan. 23.--The Hilton Head
correspondent of the Commercial says, under
date Of Jan, 20, that a report had reached
there that Fort Pulaski had been abandoned
by the rebels, and ntimates that movement
would soon be made in another direction.
The steamer Matanzas sailed for Port Royal
this morning, with cargo OF provisions and
800 troops. When the Atlantic left Port
Royal military affairs were in stata quo. No
forward movement had taken place.