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CENTREY1LLE, Va, Jan. 10, 1862

CENTREv1LLE, Va, Jan. 10, 1862.
DEAR MADAM Permit me to thank
you for your kind letter of the 23d ult.,
and the very handsome hat you had the
patience and skill to make for me, of the
Southern Palmetto-emblem of endurance
and usefulness. 1 shall wear it with much
pleasure during our next summer campaign,
and hope it will be equally effective in pro-
tecting me, for the sake of our cause, from
the rays of the sun and the balls of the
enemy. remain, dear Madam,
Respectfully your obt. serv't.,
G.. T. BEAUREGARD.'
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Wanted--A new Stock Of Great Men.

Wanted--A new Stock Of Great Men.
The following outspokeu, truthful article,
we copy from the Cincinnati Commercial
of the 9th ult That paper should remem.
ber that men who gave dignity and tone
to the United States Congress in years gone
by are now on the Southern side of the
| line:
We wish something more Of dignity Of
speech were compatible with the intellectu-
al calibre and range of judgment Of the
majority of American Senators. Mr.. Chan
dler of Michigan was serenaded the other
day, in Washington, and made a ranting
speech, in which he talked of the tradition
al enmity of France to England, and of the
ease with which we could make it available,
quite iu the bar-room style. John T. Hale,
in the Senate yesterday, made war with
England speech, in which be had the ex.
cessive bad taste to talk of the anxiety OF
Louis Napoleon to avenge Waterloo. In
the present state of our national affairs
these things are marked abroad, and their
tendency is injurious. Our country is, in
fact, belittled by them in the eyes of Euro
pean statesmen. The impression, already
widely entertained, that we have stock Of
very small politicians on hand, will become
prevalent and fixed. Cassius NJ. Clay
made discreditable exhibition of himself
in Paris, where he made an absurd speech,
and twaddled about what France would dc
with England. We must try to breed
new stock of great men in this country.
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P. S.-Whar's Freemount l hearn
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Mrs. MARY MATHER, Savannah, Geo

CLAIMS FOR PAYMENTS DUE TO De
CEASED SoLD1ERs.-T following circular
will be of interest to the families and rep.
resentatives of the deceased soldiers of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

tho families of volunteer tho public have req
son for congrstulation upon tho prospect OF
reduced taxes. 1t is now expected that sven
these figures will be improved upon. A bill is
already before the Assembly. having gone up
on the accommodation Of the Controller, pro-
viding for the application of the surplus revenues
Of the general fund to the reduction OF taxa
ton. II this becomes law, the amount 50
applicable is estimated for the current year at
$I,2OO,OOO, which, added to the reduction
already made by the Controller, will make the
taxes of 1862 lighter than those OF 1861 BY the
snug sum of Sl.932,236.
1t is to be hoped that the Legislature will
resist all attempts of private individuals to stun
the leyies before them with items not asked for
by come responsible authority in the city. A
little added here and little added there, as
has been too often done, may look small to our
friends from the interior who share not the
burden, but when we apprisc them that during
the past three years these additions at Albany
have reached q gross amount of half million,
we trust they will pause before following so
Objectionable q precedent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
EAGER FOR TIE FRAY.

A Pennsylvania Volunteer, who served three
month, at first. aud six or eight under his
second enlistment, without ever having been
within smell of fight, writes Us a grumbling
letter, in which no insists that our Army 10 a
great deal too large, and that good part Of
il ought forthwith to BIO mustered out of the
service and sent home, thus reducing the
enormous cost OF the war. He says, for in.
stance. that tho number Of our troops in and
about Baltimore (hs states their number, but
zee shall not) is ten times what it need or
should be, and that il must ilatter if not en-
courage the SecessioDisis Of that city, BY In
tmating that so many are needed to keep them
still. lie further says:
used TO 10 almc,t constant reader Of TINS TRIBUNE.
took IL my guide TO ssat extent for iied its isar!es
independent and generally |, appeared to 10 upo,
tho right side Wh,neyer tho weak sgsn h
u.s, aud powerful a. the Old or Ee~ World 1t WAS eve
found upon the side OF tho oppressed but when came gu
With the battle cry Of On to Richmond snd when, la re-
,ponas that made advance and were SO bad
whipped Bull Run ready. with Other" to cOndom
Tss TniBrsx In puss Of putting the blame where 1t be
Ionssa-tls, IT, upon Generals. Therefore have no
boon your reader to any extent since that time.
Late events however have demonstrated that tho battle
cry Of Forw ard to Rchnsnd the true and all thos
papers that moot srsnaousy urged that movement. SHOULD
be held sacred In the memory OF the true Of t
United States for bad Generals been what they shou
haze been army could not only have taken Richmond
but they could have swept the whole South. that the
In place OF lasting to this time might have been finished In III
months thus have saved the country at least Five Humid
red Millions Of dollars which would have been quite dlaer
snos TO our tau payers"
We bog tho writer Of tho above and al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
The Express thus srowl, at the appointment
of Mr.. Bayard Taylor as Secretary OF Lega-

The Express thus growls at the appointment
of Mr.. Bayard Taylor as Secretary OF Lega-
ton to Russia:
"THK TRIBUNE AND FoEKros Misoss.-We cannot hsp
rcmarkinrwe do It modsy-thst It would be ss well for
the Administration to sebd the whole TRIBUNE Office at once
on Foreign Mi,sonss We have recorded but the eth
or srth OF seventh cannot remember the number
scly"
We really can't say how many people who
have at some time or other written for The
TRIBUNE have been appointed to some sort Of
diplomatic post-perhaps quite as many as the
highest guess above though wo cannot recol-
lect 70 many. What We kaoic about the mat
ter is, that we never in any manner solicited
or sought an appointment for but one; and be
(Mr. VIM. III. Fry received one, but he has
never gone. We are just as much obliged how
ever, as if he habitat is, not at oil. We
thought him well qualified for the post, and
knew that be had richly deserved it. The fact
that he had written for THE TRIBUNE, and
had been paid by US for so doing, made no
part Of his claims or qualifications, and We
presume was considered neither q recommends
ton nor an obstacle to his appointment.
As to Mr.. Bays ard Taylor, We think he has
acted unwisely in accepting this post; but he
10 q freeman, and judges for hinself We
could name half dozen WHO would give him
twice as much for bis services rs the Govern
ment will pay him. and require no more work.
That his qualifications are far beyond those
which are usually found in Secretaries Of Le-
CATION, we think few will question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
extracts from tbs Tennessee press, and the
message of the Rebel Governor Harms.

1t will be seen by report in our legal cor
umn this morning, that, in behalf Of o Dir.
Davis, temporary injunction has been ISSUE"
by the Hon. Judge Barnard Of the supreme
Court, against the Controller, restraining "i"'
from making any more payments on the Hack,
ley street.ceanlng contract. Inc app"'""'
AYERS that, though he is partner in the con-
tract, Hackley, Hope & Co. pocket oil 'ne
uroceels. The defendants arc to show cause
On Tuesday why the injunction should not be
,ernetuoted. We think, if our neglected streets
could only be placed upon the witness stand
that there could be no doubt OF the Judicial
deri sion,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

Tn the hurry ana excitement of tho war but
few of its heroic in. ,dents find q chroncler.
In our interest in ea.'h new battle we forget
the last; and, it is IL be feared, too often
seem to forget men VIII. deserve the highest
bouors. The name of Lie ut. Morris, for ex.
annie the commander of the Cumberland,
who, with q heroism, for pa. Taiel oil which
we must search far, fought the Slerrimac 50
long as gun remained above water, ana
keeps bis flag flying still, is not, as ~ Snouiu
be. household word wherever true C. 'urase
is honored. lie has been thanked by the zee
rotary of the Navy and by Congress, but tin"
is all. Another incident Of that gallant fight has
never, 90 far as we have noticed, appeared Ia
print. When Gen. Mansfield saw the Cum
berland sinking, he ordered the captain Of
tug to put of from Newport News and go TO,
the assistance of her crew. The poor creature
refused, pleading fear of losing bis lite. Mans
field cooked bis pistol and assured him that
death was nearer him if he refused than if be
went. The captain was convinced by this
reasoning. No sooner had the noble tars, thus
saved from a watery grave, touched the land
than dripping and half-drownsd as they were,
they ran to the cannon which were lying upon
the beach and, not rejecting that siX-pounders
are useless against an ron-mailed vsssel.oi-
war, turned them. upon the enemy. Reading
the future by tho light of such noble spirits,
can We doubt the issue of the war All our
sailors and soldiers ask is an opportunity to
show what manner Of men they are.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

tn, TnneFs City Article of Monday, March ~
~, French R-nt-. declined eighth Saturday syense
1his adv, 20 CO.. men, WI - - ha's,r,. an az
men. zion IN IT, ilou of A2tt vOars correct 49,
In In. msrket For Manufactured goods az hanch
increase VI .s.aan"ss hoe oscul,e 80. S o. Pr. jes
prys tnsr the sAr viii ~ sud SHAT oosion wa" oe '''
es,k ALL, .x.,;,s Ns,rh n :
,,n,.J an, SANE 40 SsiuEdsy Thor- "a sos
- - d-isn or d s,olp o. the basa auu "a cue -
r,:h.nss ON ass offered a. .S- premium. Anonesn y
iii. v-r, uuait.red on Monday, m
81 80, OF cid rent into We Bark on Monday %
ioynoS MoSM NAsSEr-Tuesday Even3.
Mach a. utie Lnsli.n Funds cen nie 70 Leve s'es. :,
n,vsrd ard have closed To-Day Il another advance o
- ,r.ol. s,oscd Il - ior bsVpey. srd sJs d*es
,I 10 in d. Discount sei the supply Of mons, Z
pc, Az y.es blow Beuk auinil IN The stocA EAcASs
- .hr-r@ ',s short lo,Is was y cent. -, q.
n.nte. drcin-s quarter ard quoted teh ~
~, seir. IRON tie Meet indes hss oEosss, -15vs
lr.fitsu Securities TIM and unchanged fleAicsn N~-
34.G.. . =, ., LA u
I.nsWpo0L CoTTcS M.RaET, March IL and ~
ri@r. hes necu good dsmane, ard sale, for the two
amount To 1900 b,~.-',Uo on speculation saa sAP~
pr ga very firm ,, , -. -. lana =
Wheat at IS decline OF week Flour dirc1, 70 80
srd6dri 2 sack and hsrgel lower oat' ara osIsy NJ
Beans NJ Al y q. lower Indian Torn we IN so'S'S
Lospos CoEx M,rXrr Monday. March 1.-THE man
I. heavy Vt decline OF A.. c..,.s -
LoNDoS CoLoSltL hasKxr-~S,Gas ha'
Ia, uaa,st,d. T,rlow steady At co.
LATEST. ~
Cofros unchanged; sales OF two DAYS i'"
Ia ga including D. 40 to speculation. and exporters -
TN. Nsnchrstos rnaTtsi 10 tendlp: upward ou''
stoTI dub wusly active. Coss tending up"s1
Mined 1si9dsel. lam ~
Bss, steady. Pork steady. BAcos setivs. LAND
iua an yard aud iIm TAIIow quiet aha ssauy ;o,.d
.rSs quiet sreAa quiet and steady. kier in'e'1
Ro.,n aulL SpIRrs TuRPssrISx nominal n ooi'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
GREAT BRITAIN.

In the House of Commons on Monday, March II,
ia repIy 10 inquiries by Mr.. Griffith,
Mr.. Layafd gave full explanations of the circuu-
stances attending the arrest Of the Pueer Of ths
Sumter, and tho ex-Consul Of the United States q
Cadiz by the United States Consul at TanriAr, anA
their removal as prisoners on board the Urits1
States frigate Ino.
Mr.. Layard said, for the rake OF justice, Of hs
mani v, of the right of afording asylum to pensons
accused of political offehses-a claim preferred by
the weakest and RECOGNIZED by the strongest Powess
-he might be permitted 10 express All esrneet hops
thai, when the circumstances came TO the knowledes
Of the President Of the Unied States, he wouN
order tho release Of the prisoners.
The Daily Neps says: Nearly third Of the mem.
bers Of tho Legislatif Body dined with the Emper1
Napoleon on Thursday last. La the evening there
was reception.
The International Exhibition will be opened BY
ROYAL Commission on the Isl Of May.
The Court Journal says: The Queen laid on Sat-
urday the first stone for mausoleum In Frogmon
Gardens, in whi.h are to be deposited the remains
of her dearly loved husband tho Prince C0nsort and
ultimately her OVID.
The India, China, and Australian mails have &c.
rived, but without bringing any intelligence Of spa
cal interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
ITALY.

In the Chamber Of Deputies. on March ID expian-
atoms were requested by Sgnor Potrucel, ~ to The
conyocaton Of Bishops al Rome.
The Minnter, Signor Poggio, repled:.
Tho object OF the Convention at Rome Is unknown
but il is certainly not Of religious character. Ihs
Government is sufficiently armed by laws agams
those Bsbops who should take their departure iron
the State. and should render themselves guilty u
acts contrary % the interests Of the nation. W %
the present time leave of absence had always beea
reare ted but in case Of this not taking place, ~
Government will consider what courA TO saof.
The Kings birthday had been celebrated througioss
the kingdom with great solenlnisy. 10 the farn
Chamber Of Deputies, on March IL, Signor Gallerrs
aid: The Ministry is in An equivocal position Is
ia necessary that it should either complete tsef q
S,gnor Ordes then proposed that the Chamber, a
rcp, 10 the propositions of Signor Galenga, shoold
mass TO the order Of the day without assigning say
motive. ..
The order, accompanied by declaration THAI W.
Chamber supporthd tie sinistry, wss passed, BY AZ
against 50 woes.
from Garibadi has been published to-day, exaortne
the Italians To subscribe toward the rebel Il the sSi-
ferers by the late inundstions in Auftria-
TIE health Of the Pope continues TO improve.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
The Albany Argus favors US with tie Il

The Albany Argus fayors US with tie latest
aud richest plan Of reconstruction 1t il
as follows:
Lot US restore the States Drive from them the
armies OF Secession, and let the Union be heard
Hand 10 them fhs susons Of contraction and Of psH,s
mtnt Of annssy and pae,feaiion."
We call that good. Just fancy the White
Union men of SOUTH CAROLINA undertsk.
ing to administer =" confscaton and punish
ment :" to the Secessionists of that State !
Would Mt they have a.gcod tine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
GREECE.

A telegram from Athens OF March IA says:
All tho exterior Notifications Of Nsuplia were 70
to-day taken by the Royal troops =,
A dispatch IRON Athens, dated March IA, ~
Aria and all the Entertainments aud outworks q
Nauplia have been taken. Several prisoners hsss
been taken.
The Vienna evening journals state that the inse''
gents at syria have proclaimed TIE third sou OF w
tor Emanuel as King Of Greece, under the tith d
Ohio ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

cents on the dollar. they can chcaPly make o
show Of resumiug payment. They arc of small
account but the Legislature that allows such
banking to 90 on when it has State Prison
handy can be made to feel the public ndg-
nation, aud the opportunity should be i'm
prOyed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

The tax levy recently sent up by the City
Controller, asking authority of the Legislature
to raise only $2,7o5, 504, has caused not lit
tic inquiry as to the meaning of so moderate a
figure. Its explanation is exceedingly simple
The Island of Manhattan is blessed or cursed,
whichever you choose" with two separate
and distiuct governmenis-One set of rulers de-
riyiDg power from the charter, which creates
municipal corporation for the aforesaid Manhat
tan isand-and another set Of rulers deriving
mower from the State Constitution aud statutes,
which recoguZe the same Island as one OF the
counte. OF the State. Thus we have a city
and couniy-with city rulers known as the
Common Council, and county rulers known a.
the Board OF Supervisors, exercising govern
mental functions over precisely tho Same terri
tory. As each Of these governments could do
but poorly without the siuews Of war, each is
recognized as having charge Of certain eIpen-
diures-separate and distinct from the other,
and hence, to supply each money must be ap-
propriated Cor each. Authority already exists
to raise good deal Of this money, having been
given by general laws; as for instance--tbe
school money-intcrest on city stocks-police
fund-State taxcs-msintelaUcs of the Central
Park, and many others. The bills sent up to
Albany annually, are for the purpose Of getting
authority ~ raise such further moneys only as
are not provided for by existing laws. These
bills are usually called Tax Levies; the one for
city purposes being known as the City Levy,
and the one for county purposes as the County
Levy. Their real purpose is to enable the su.
pervsors to raise by tax certain sums moi
otherwise authorized, and hence the figure.
they show give hut small part Of tho entire
amount to be raised by tax.
The precise state Of both tho City and tie
County Levy, as made up from tho Controer's
estimates, is shown in the following:
CITY LEVY.
Amount sslsd and requiring special iaw... M us soa
Amount authorized by exbiiog aws........,, = M p6
interes, on Union Defense bonds asked IN sep
Redemption Of famil, Aid bonds, s,isd 10 .sp.
as'o 800 900
Total. s6l6oH,
COUNTY LEVY,
Amount asked and requiring special law ASA asd
Amount authorized by existing lsws.......... 4U671
Iohi ,''..''................,.& a. rs 5ll
TO this add the CITY Ty................. 6Ios ga
Teal hr al the purposes Of the City and Co. 10 s9s $40
ms to'si ior 1904 lion 63s
Being difference In favor ofIsss or...... err 2s
Considering the enormous expenditures made
in conjunction with the Union Defense Com
miieo. aud !ae outlay Of si.oOO.COo in aid Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
RUSSIA.

Several concessions have been made to laaded
proprie.ors OF facilitating the redemption Of proper
~, viz:
A prolonga,ion Of the use Of State lOans forins6y
granted
The authorization 10 contract new private losas
The transfer Of former hypotheeated debn sPos
estates given over TO peasants; and
The acceptation Of papers OF redemption st Their
nominal value as payment OF hyIothecsisd debss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

The Trenton State Gazette says that the
officers OF the lately deceased Merchants Bank
of that city Will "redeem oil it's notes and pay
:. al its debts" We advise the rascals not TO
do it. 1t will not give them the character
they seek. Having bought up nineteen
tWeutle,bs Of their circulation at % to 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

4 terrible explosion occurred on Saturday in
Philadelphia. A cartridge mandatory was
blown up, aud nearly fifty people killed and
wounded. The facts or 50 many Of item as
this Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

The members of the Ohio Legislature elected
as unconditional supporters of tie Onion aud
the War for its preservation have postponed
the election Of U. 5. Senator TO the neat
Session. The Hon. Il. F.. WADE led the vote
on nearly or quite every ballot, and on one
came within TIVE votes Of being nominated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

We publish this morning letter from onr
special correspondent at Port Royal, containing
some news Of interest direct from Charleston,
brought to the camp by some recently ESCAPED
slaves. The letter also gives some important
intelligence 10 regard to the blockade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

The railroad communication from Na,hvilo
to Louisville has been fully restored. TIE
Chattanooga road, which was torn mp by the
Rebels in their fight, has bean repaired to
Murlreesboro' Gov. johnson has been urged
70 levy tax upon the Secession merchants at
Nashville and vicinity for the repairs Of the
bridges destroyed by Floyd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP NEwYoRx
THE ARREST OF TIE SUMTER OFFICER
DISCUSSION IN PARLIAMENT ON MARTINS Ian,
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
American Securities Firm.

The steamship Nsw-York, from Southampton q
10th March, with three days later news from Euroos.
arrived at this port last evening.
The Kangaroo ard Bohemian had arrived u
i liverpool. The Niagara arrived at Queenstown On
thu 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

The steamship New-York, with English news
to the 10Th inst -three days later than tba,
by the China-urriyed here last evening. The
intelligence includes a continuation Of the de-
bate in Parliament on maritime law. the ar
rest Of the officer Of the Sumter at Taneier,
tho cotton prospect in India, the publication Of
a letter from Garibald, the victory OF King
Otbo's troops in Greece. the abundance OF
money in England, and continued Grmness 10
American securities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

The official report of the Battle Of Winches'
ter By Capt. Shriber, of Gen. Sbieldss stat,
will be found in our columns this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-31

The churches of two Rebel ciergymen in
Washington were shut up yesterday, by order
of the Secretary Of War.