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plate or plates designed for the striking OF
any engraved part Of any such notes, bonds,
coupons, or other securities, or shall yenu or
Ee11 any such plate OF plates, or shall bring in
to tie United States from any foreign place
any such plate OF Plates, with any other intent
or for any other purpose, in either case,
than THAT such plate or plates shall be used
in striking the engraved parts Of such notes,
bonds, coupons or other securities, for the
usc Of the United States, or shall have IN his
custody or possession any metallic plate en-
graved after the si1nilitudc of any plate from
which any such notes, bonds, coupons or
other securities shall have been printed, with
intent 10 use such plate or Plates. or cause or
euffer The same to be used in forging or cou1a-
terfeiting any such notes, bonds, coupons OF
other securities, issued as aforesaid, or SHALL
have in his custody or possession any blank
pous, or other security or securities, engraved
and printed alscr tle1similitude OF any notes,
bonds, coupons, OF other securities, issued as
Aforesaid, with intent to sell OF otherwise use
the same; or if any pcrson shall strike, pho-
tograph, or in any other manner execute Or
manner executed, or shall aid in striking, pho
toerarhins or executing any engraving, pho
tograp]l, or other print or impression, in tue
likeness or s;1nilitudc Of the engraved part o1
any such notes, bonds. coupons, or other Sc;
curitics, except for the use Of the United
solHtGt 1UQ U5 Ulutl ~ LIZ RAopCA oAAAS~a
thereof, or sl:all ycnd OF sell any such cnggray
ing potogaph P1iHt Or other r ing' im2TeisSn ia'
| into tlle United States from any foreign piac'
any such engraving, photograph, prlnt' . .
other impression for the purpose
vending Or selling the same, cxecp
by the direction Of some proper office
o1' the. United States, or shall have j.
his custody or possession any paper adaptc'
10 the making Of such notes. bonds, coupons
o. other securities, and similar to the parc
upon which any sucH no.ees.. noses. hoh9s, eeSpoa:
or other securities shall have been issuea, witt
| intent to use such paper, or cause or suffer IL
same to be used, in forging or countcrfeltin'
any Of The notes, bonds, coupons, Or other 81
curities, issued rs aforesaid, every such pcrso
so offending shall be dccnlcd ggailty Of felony
anii shall, On conviction thereof, lie punlshc'
hy fine uotcxeceding five thousand dollars, ,u1l
hy Imprisonment aud confinement to hard !;
bor not exceeding fifteen years, according t
the aggTavation Of the oEtnse.
| [No1E.-Thc proposition to pay senii-ann1
III interest in coin, was an inadycrtcnce, an
WAS stricken out on Friday.-EDs. TRIBUNE
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7AGO MONDAY: FEBRUARY 10, 1862.

the Other State officers to have salaries Of two
thousand dollars each; the officers to be al
lowed clerk hire, but no fees, the latter to go
into the public treasury.
Mr., Hacker offered the following as IN ordi-
nance to 20 INTO effect immediately:
Be 1t ordained By the 7'ag1s Of the Stae Of HI
uois, 7xpreaented in The Constitutional Cbnee7tion
That the following article, proposed IS an amend
ment to the Constitution Of tho United States by
Joint resolution Of the Congress Of the United
Sratee, approved: March ad;1SG1, to Wit: Article
Thlrtrcu-ssNo amendment ella1l be made to the
"Conztitution which will give to Congress- the
"pawer to abolish or interfere within any State
with the domestic institutions. thereof, fnclud-
.sins that OF pcrson= held 10 labor or service by
"the laws OF said State" be and tho same is here
by ratified.
Dy order OF Adjutant General Fuller,
a salute was fired from the Arsenal, yester-
day, III honor Of the Fort Henry victory. The
news Of this victory was very coolly received
By q large number Of the Democratic members
Of the Convention. There was not a cheer OF
A single mark Of appreciation Of my kind in
tlc Convention when The news WAS an
nounced-
It is said the Auditor will pay no attention
TO the bank ordinance passed by the Conscu
tion yesterday. It is Of no more binding ei
feet than 4 town meeting resolution.
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HI It seems That Captain Dyer, superln-
tendcnt Of the Springfield (Mass.) Armory,
vss indeed summoned to Washington to take
the Ordnance Burcan rice General Ripley, and
that his own modcsty and want Of self-cond-
dcnce alone prevented the change being made
secretary Stanton has his eye upon some one
c1so for tIe Mace.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nj NAcelanT-
The Constitutional Convention at Wheeling,
for the proposed new State Of Western Eir-
einia, makes next to no progress at all, and 1t
il doubtless if the work will be done in time
for application to be made to this Congress
and action taken before next winter a cor
respondent Of the Columbus (Ohio} Journal
writes.
The primary object, with the members, ap-
pears to be thorough change, from ~ known
or coniecturcd instruments Of the kind, and
in accomplishing such work they have to
tax Their ingenuity very heavily, and draw
upon originality 10 the utmost extent, to
clauses from other documents Of 4 like char
actcr. It is conceded By Ill parties that VI
will have the "crack' Constitution. Whcth
cr aatificd by tue people or not, it will, al
least, attract the attention of the lovers O
novelty, and receive fattcring reception
from 1,utrons OF sensation literature.
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From Missouri

Ro11A, NO., Feb. 8.--The news from the
west indicates that the preparations for de-
cidcd blow against the enemy are nearly COM
pletcd. Tile forces for the movement arr
nearly all concentrated at the point whence it
is intended to move aSai1st their adsersaries,
and in few days the whole command WILL
probably be on the marclH westward.
Gems. Sigel and Asboth's divisions: have
reached Lebanon, and Maj. Nrlght's battalion
Of cavalry has moyed thirteen miles "c5t Of
that point Gen. Dava's brigade was reported
10 be crossing the Osase river on "Wednesday,
and portion oft T:.s expected to arrive At
Lebanon On Thursday. Two OF Maj. Wr1sht's
scouts report that Price has Hladea speech to
hi5troops, telling them they were surrounded
tllat they must fight or surrender, and thai
al decided to tghs~
PRICE is said 10 l,ayesbeen heavily reinforced
from Arkansas, and to h:ryc collected 1a1yt
supplies. Of provisions on the road leading
from Springfield to Fayetteville. Capt. Woos
had arrived at Waynesville with twenty-seye,
rrbd prisoners, including five Captains, take1
between Lebanon and Springfield.
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TENNESSEE TNI0NISaE TO BE DE-
TEL0PED.
Gen. Thonas's Division Going to
Inansurate the Development.
TC MOVE In THREE RRiGA3ES.

CINCINNATI, Feb. "A special 1ndiacapo.
Thom:s's division IL said to have made & for
ward movement, and will invade East Ten1sss-
sec at three different points simultaneously.
Gen. Carter goes through Cumberland Cap
Cen. schoeldf b; the central :outc, and Cen
Thomas, with 3Iuuson:s and McCook's brig
atlvs, will cross at BILL Spring. They will
advance immediately on Knoxville, where they
will take possession of the railroad, cutting
oil supplies anti communication with the
rebel government.
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ITO tic .1SSotlaLCH ffcsa.i
WASHINGTON, Fct. S.-Rnmors prevalent
yesterday in regard to French intervention,
arc denied to-day by high authority. The
runors, however, excite much comment
Ericson's .;gunboat is in great favor ,he:c.
It will be thoroughly tested by the Navy Dc
Rev. Dr. Chcgver will preach tomorrow IN
tue Hall oc the House of Representatives.
IVA NEW YORK.
This evening son of Chancellor W;.lworth
was arrested 1T tho kirkwood House, i'll this
city, on :he charge Of treason. His Trunks
and rapcrs scrc seized. but not yet cx:lnll1lcd
The various r1snlUr5 TO the effect that Scerc-
tsry Stanton is TO assume tue actsc 1nan1Se- q, Y
n1cl,t Of tic army, leaving to Gen. Mcclellan
the command OF the army Of the Potomac.
has this foundation Only: i week since the
staff OF Gca. Mcclellan were notified to be in
readiness for 4 movement across the river.
They made every prenaration fer 50 doinAEE,
aid Major Z. NJ Green, OF their number,
went to New: York for the purpose Of puT-
chasing certain personal supplies for their
use In consequence OF the state Of the
roais, thcy have not yet bccu ordered over;
a but m they o arc saay to g 60, } and xer wa;n
the temporary charge Of Mr. Stanton the con-
troll Of tht: entire army, with the exception Of
the army Of the Potomac. It will he re,nein-
tcrcd WHEN Gen, Scott went to Mexico, lie
pursued similar course, thus leaving himself
Tree to attend to the more Important matter
in hand Mcclellan and Stanton are on the
best Of terms.
OWN. to tic sickness of Mr.. Covode, the
| projected interview with the President in re-
| lation to the Eanc expedition will not take
place to-day, and probably never will. ~Sena-
| tor Po1aer,y had an interview with linn on the
subject, but the President WAS unable to see
| any way out Of the difficulty. He expected
Gen. Lane to have arranged matters with Gen
Hunter. on his arrival ut Lcayenworth. HI
reiterated that while he WIS willing that Gen
Lane should lave coululund of 10000 OF 15,'
COO men, hc had no idea Of his oatraEAine
Gen. Hunter, or in any way Interfering Will
lis command. This is evidently the end Of tht
! Lane expedition.
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Especial Dispatch to the chicsgo Tdbuue,l
ST. LOFTS, February s, 1859.
On reliable information the Provost Mar
shal's Guard today searched the house Of q
prominent sccczsionist for large silk Con-
;.edcrate eng, known to be secretcd SONG"
where, destined for Price's army The search
was unsuccessful, although the flag was posi-
lively known 10 have been in said house yes
tcrday.
Great enthusiasm WAS crcated On the leyee
to-day, by the preparations for the departure
Of Curtis's horse, 200 strong, for the Ten
ncssec river. They got off on the Continental,
Grafton and Hannibal City.
The public school teachers association
have resolved to take the oath.
Arrangements have aeen made by the state
authorities Of Iowa, through The State govern
n:ent here, for the conveyance home Of sick
and wounded belonging to that State.
General HalIcck has issued General Order
No. g., cmbodyiug a ecagratulatory dispatch
from General Mcclellan, OIL the Fort Henry
victory.
The Alton Packet Company have presented
Mrs. EyarsoE, Of Cape Gcrardcau 500 for hc1
courage in saving the steamer City Of Alton
from jeff. Thompson, in December.
, 1862-02-10

New YoRE, Feb. S.-Sor.thern newspapers,
received here state that the rebel leaders are
dcxoting much attention to the subject OF new
railroads, JeiE Davis recommended to Con-
gross, in secret session, the completion Of the
Mississippi and Alabama road, SO as to conncct
Selma, alabama, with Meridian, in Mississippi,
aud Congress proposed to appropriate Sl5o,-
600 foS that purpose
Tic New Orleans Etcdyuac also notices the
fact that the road from Mobile to New Orleans
via Jackson and Meridian, has been COM
rletel and remarks that it is most opporune,
rs the Yankees have possession Of the Sonnd,
and may destroy the coast line at any moment.
A million dollars, it is said, has been csti,
between Danville, Va, aud Greensboro, N. t.,
rs q matter Of military necessity.
, 1862-02-10

- Brigadier General Charles S. Hamilton
l,ss written to Governor Harvey, suggesting
that the State make arrangements to bring
home for burial the bodies Of an those soldiers
and officers belonging to the State, who may
be killed in battlc, OF who may die Of disease,
willie in thc service OF the nation. This letter
Governor HARVEY transmitted to the Assem-
bls on Friday, with his approval Of Its snssees-
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THE LANE EXPEDITION.
How Gen. Lane has been Treated.



WAsu1sGToS, February z, 1862.
The Lane expedition las attracted so much
attention, aud therr has been so much contro-
yersy OIL tie subject, that We have takcn pains
to get q correct statement Of the matter.
When the project was first proposed Of
campaign, on the war policy Of Lane, it met
the favor OF lnany leading Senators and menn-
bcrs. Ono morning Senator Lane, accompa-
MED by Hon. John Covode, called upon tue
Secretary of War General Cameron), and
Lane made a statement Of his plans for cam
paign. General Cameron at once sanctioned
it. and promised him he should lave a COM
1nand at once, and directed him to make ont =
list Of what Lie wanted. This Lane did, tic
list was shown the President, and he sane.
toned uIcauiyocally tic whole thing.
All Lane wanted was arms, etc, for ten
thousand men, Of which four thousand wc1c
; to he cavalry. Before Lane left, the President
told Lane lie could not make a new depart
nent for him, but 1hat he would be consider
cd in Eunter's department, and should coun-
sci with linl- TtIis Lane consented to and
letl. When he reached Lcayenworth he found
his men aud supplies coming in under the Or
ders issued from here, and ordered to the
*'Lane Expedition He ut once called upon
General Hunter, but found on his way there
that the order which las already been printed
was 1T tie printing office, His interview was
pleasant, and Hunter seemed to acccdc to his
views, hut the ncxt morning circulated his
QfQEf.e
Lane te1egra,ihel it OH to his friends here,
and announced that he wonld como straiylt
back, as Hunter now said Ills expedition was
ilupracticslblc u1.dtr the ar1.ngelnents Lane
had made Lanes friends tclegrnpht1 him to
hold OH, that the President would no doubt
rectifv it, and they forthwith placed thcm-
selves i'll communication with. him. Lane
sent On to Major Weed, Us his friend, to cx-
plain tic circumstances. In tue meantime,
| Hunter nkkes requisition for three millions
/ # e1c'lars and thirty thousand nea, and says
| lie will not move man until he gets them.
| Senator Pomcroy called on the Secretary OF
War, who cannot furnish him with the entire
/ evidence as to the actual agreement, as he was
! Hot present Wien tue understanding was had.
Hc las, however, notified Hunter that I,e can
| not have the 1ncn and money ]lc has usked for,
| aud in the meantime nothing is being done.
| Tomorrow Messrs. Covodc aud Conway, Sen
| ator Pomcroy and Maj. Weed will have an in
tt,yicw with tic President, to try and arrange
| the affair by allowing Lane to 60 on, and girc
Lane some other command. If lie refuses
they will telegraph to Lane to return to lis
! seat in the Senate.
II is said by Lanes friends tl,at Hunters or
der VAS written in Washington and sent lin
by telegraph, and that if he comes back Il.
will make open warm the Senate Oh Mcclellan
whom he blamcs for battling lim in lis effort;
to carry the war South. He can return to th'
Senate at any time, as he has not yct rcsignct
Ills seat, nor las he inyalidatcd his claim b,
any mOyc he has made.
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sr. Louis, Feb. 9.-The correspondent Of
the RtDu1{Scdn says the property captured at:
Fort Henry is valued upwards Of 500, 600
Nine hundred prisoners Of war wcre trans-
fe1red from here to Alton to-day, HheEe quar-
tcrs haye been prepared in tho old pcnitcn-
Fifteen hundred cayalry anl battery of
lisht artillery left here yesterday for Fort
Henry. A regiment OF cavalry also left for
Ro1!a.
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Accomac Represented at Wheeling.
Dr.. Watson, tho loyal Senator lately elected
i'll Aceomac, Va, appeared at Wheeling, on
"Wednesday, and took his scat in the Lcgisla-
turc. He is much 1ionizea in town. HI de-
tends the people Of the Eastern Shore fron, the
charge Of bad faith to the Union, and says
they were overpowercd by the personal pres
ence Of GOV. Wise, who, having made them
vote secession, left military organization to
take good care that they did not revolt from
the Con1tdcracy i'll his absence. In order to
bring the people Of -Accomac into more close
relations with the loyal States, Dr.. Watson
las offered Il hill already cbartcrins railroad
to be built from the lower end Of the pcnin-
sula to salisbury, Nd, where it will connect
With 4 line to Wilmington. The bill will
probably pass
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Bfenstcre on tIac HAnn1b13 and st. Joe
TfnflrOatf-.Four Trains. Rum Off the
TrAck--nEr1. General lanes $I,OO0
GhffanA (ArrIare ncI3l Q3IG&lGds

Quincy, Feb. S.-Wc learn FROM Harvey Al
yord, Express Messenger, that four freight
trains ran off the track yesterday. On the Han
nibal and ST. Joseph Railroad. Ono train was
running on trcstle work, about five miles this
side Of st. Joseph, when it fell through. Two
carE were SO completely demolished that moth
ing hut splinters could be found. Mrs. Cen
crtl Lancfs line carriage was In one OF them,
ant. shared 4 similar fate.
Six persons were on the train, aud q Mr..
Reed, station agent 1T Brookiie1d, was serious
" hurt, and probably some others.
The seecsll arc not guilty Of causing these
disasters. Two Of them were occasioned by
broken wheels, aud VIC did not learn tue cause
OF the other two, The road will be il running
order again on Monday.
The seccsl of Marion county hare sent
ANONYMOUS communications to some OF the
Union men, that if the levy for repairing the
COLLECTED, Their property shall suffer two dol
lars fnr every one collected.
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Tbe Trihumc~
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10. 1852.

1zr Our Springfield dispatch. states that
lie glorious news OF the taking Of Fort
l;cnry was 4coldly received by the pro-
slaycry Democrats Of the Convention.
Thcsc gentlemen are birds Of a feather
will, tho traitor Bright who has been eS-
,.lica ft11n tho Senate. We have morc
II s;,cet f,,r an open, dciant South Carolina
,.1x1 ;lr:su E,r such covert traitors
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Later from BuFnside's Expedition.

FORTRESS MONROE, February :, 1S62.-The
steamer Eastern State arrived here this morn
irr, having left Hattcras yesterday. She
brings the important news that Gen. Burn
sides feet left their anchorage on Wednesday
morning The gnn-boat started at sunrise,
and the troops and ships followed soon after.
The destination was Roanoke Island News
Of the arrival Of the fleet 1T the Island was cx-
peetcd. Three OF four regiments were left at
The Inlet.
Nothing lad hccn heard at Norfolk Of the
Burnside expedition.
, 1862-02-10

wA pigeon shooting match between
Mark Simpson Of Decatur and ". King Of
Springfield, both crack shots, is to come oil at
Decatur, on tie 11th; and q return match be-
tween the same parties at Springfield two
weeks liter.
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Tho Kansas Legislature Asks Gen.
Lnne:a Appointments.

LyAyEsToRTu, Fen. T. Tbs Lower House
of the Kansas Legislature have, By vote Of
60 -, passed resolution, requesting the
President to appoint Lane Malor-Gencral,
a.t1 give him command OF the soushern expo
ditior-
The conservative men Of this city have
made an exposure Of q recent bill Of Kansas
bonds to the Department Of the Interior, by
wbic}, the State las been swindled Of large
amount, probably $5o.0oe.
, 1862-02-10

III VV NtlLN Nv y In II w 0AA11*1
At the so7s Clark s1rCt Heal Estate dlce, No.
At 20. one Al R4S} On: a. ss.no one :: el.too
s:Mis ur Z at Il; ;ifs' cac at 81 ~, st ~ West
Dirisiou-0nc e ,ss'- 3-1: two y = ~ tSn
nsi,y ot,lc.s l:vse2s lot: ut AL prcIf. and OF
xkfch arr. PLACED in 7tc market b. part'- vi: att
ohjI.cl to seu- Office. No l.. Sc.stI CsaTE s.rect
rttk
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Colonel Euright, or tho esd New YORK
regiment Irish Brigadc), having been discha.s-
cd tsfor Cause" Governor Morgan hns p1o-
uoted Lieut. Colonel Burke Of the SIT (1stc
McCunn] regiment to the command
, 1862-02-10

a LEGISLlTIyE C0NCL4TE.
The Legislatures Of Iowa and Wiscon-
SIN have sent word to GUT Slate Couven-
lien that they would he happy to nett
that body IN couc]a1e at Bryan HaIl in this
city, at !. day TO nc hereafter named, fer
the objects set firth in our Springfield Des-
nntrI,
, 1862-02-10

Our dispatches this1norning indicate that
an opportunity will be soon offered for
fill development Of the Union sentiment
il East Tennessee Thonas's Division
hive orders to move to that dcsolatcd land.
III three divisions. ccntering at Knoxville.
, 1862-02-10

New YonK, Feb 3.-By the frigate Sayan-
NIL. We learn That the expedition on the 81
vannah river has been greatly 1nagnited 1t
consisted only Of q fen small gunooats and
brigade Of 1000 men, which sailed from Fort
The main part Of the expedition had returned
when the Savannah left. a number Of cannon
were being sent through the creek, but for
what purpose is tnknoHn.
Com. Dupont llas, and will in future pro.
hibit all communication between Port Royal
and the North. US the correspondents OF the
prcss huye materially foiled many Of his plans,
and no steamers OF sailing vessels will be al-
lowed to leave until all his plans uIe PERFECTED.
, 1862-02-10

= SECRETARY Of the Treasury for that purpose,
aud shall 1c eountersisnedb by the Register Of
as eeF tns e ,Se r sns1
= may specially appoint for that purpose,
G and iii The provisions Of the act entitled An
r act 10 authorize the Issue Of Treasury notes.
y ar1,roycd the twcnty-t1lird day Of December,
le eighteen hundred and tifty-seren, SO far as
II they can be applied to this act, and not incon-
| sistcnt herewith, are hereby revived and re-
'e enacted; and tl,c sum Of three hundred thou
dollars hereby appropIistcd out Of my
"a priatcd, to enable the Secretary Of the Treas
II 11ry to carry this act into effect.
~ SEC 4 And be it. further enacted, Thai if any
. person or persons shall falsely make, iorSc,
le counterfeit, or alter or cause Or procure to be
H. falsely 1uadr forged. counfcr1eited or altered,
or tlulJ willingly aid or assist in fAlsely max
in:., forging, counterfeiting, OF altering any
note, bond, coupon, Or other security lss9ed
issued under acts TO authorize tho issue o1
I'll Treasury notes or bonds; OF shall pass, utter,
to pub ish Or sell, or attempt to pass, utter pub
th Or as q 5ns n5ea into t ihG intent
pass, utter, publish, or sell as true, or shaa
W h1yc or keep in possession or conceal with In
BE tent to utter publish or sell as true any sucl
ned false, forged. counteIfeited or altered note
~ bond, coupon, or other security, viii. inten
'sA to dcfIaud any body corporate or polite, q
cx- any other person or persons whatsoever, ever
ons person so offending shall be deemed guilty
4ht. felony, anu htal'+ on CONVICTION Lncfeols U
sne punished By fine not exceeding five thousan
.nt- dollars, and by imprisonment aud coE1ln,
ion u,ent to lard labor not exceeding fifteen year
had acGoEong 70 t nu,.s.i ~ i'at r =.
Fith person having 1hc custody Of any plate
ater plates from which any engraved part q Il
udi- notee. bonds, coupons or other securities
tie se a1.n .,e tt,.ae ~ xrh;risl,ail have be.
J. 1,r1ured ftr tic purpose Of striking the c
sr:,scd ls.1t Of any such notes, bonds, coupo
and ar other securities, OF any part lneIeoa, ~
made nse sach Pla.e os -.
oops INV ..nrreyti 1a1t OF :.ny rolcs bonds, CO
land mons, or ol,cr securities. except such As sl
no. lie e.7uek Tor the use Of tho United States
.s ~ o7tlrr Of the proper officer thereof or II ;.
wing engraved, sr sls:ll aid in cug1a-irg any pl
or ;.sz-<s = tic likeness o. sirnilitude Of
, 1862-02-10

CnzsTE1SE, O., Feb 0.-Lazt evening about
G o'clock, as Mrs Graham, vii. Of s1n en=i-
neer Of the Pittsburgh, It. Wayne & Chic ~
K. R., WIS filling coal oil lamp, the oil caught
FIRE. communicating. to Mrs. Grlham's clotacs
and burning her and two Of her children tn
death. Mrs. Grlham's mother, III old lniy,
was also hurncd a1Eo another child Of Mrs Grss-
hams. But it is thought they Will recover
, 1862-02-10

ST. LOUIS, Feb. S.-Four steamboats, are
loading with troops, stores, &C., and viii leave
to-day for the expeditions up the Tennessee
and Cumberland rivers The military authori-
ties here seem determined to push matters
through, and will not rest until Memphis,
Nashville and Columbus arc occupied by the
Union troops.
a man by the n01ne Of Michael Walsh, who
murdered Frnak Mfxen, in this city, some
two years ago, has been discovered to be Il
private in the Sixteenth Indiana Regiment, OF
The Potomac. A dispatch from Gen. Nc
Clellan to the Chief Of Police, says he will 6c
given up, and Two detectives will leave o-d;ky
to escort the murderer back.
, 1862-02-10

eEHon. Monroe Henderson. member Of
tae New York Senate from Long Island, bus
1ten sent to the Utica Insane Asylum.
, 1862-02-10

~ 4 Ecmi-weeAly mail stage runs from
Oshkosh, Wis, to ontonagon, viH New Lon
don and Shawano, a distance Of LIS miles
Tharc arc stations every twenty-five miles,
aaa the trayelipgis very comfortable.