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THE OCCUPATION OF BOWLING GREEN.
Gen. Mitchcll's Order OF the Day.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 20.

GENEkAL OhDEh NOs fV'
HEApou ARTERs THIRD DIVISION, CANT JOHN Q. ApAMsY
BOWLING GREEN, Feb. 19 1862. J
soIpmns OF THE Tmxp prvrsoS-You havo executed
march Of forty miles IN tcenfy-eigh hours and half.
Tho fallen timber and other obstrucons opposed by the
enemy 10 your movement have been swept from your
path The fire of your artillery and the bursting Of your
shells announced your arrival Surprised and ignorant
Of the force that had thus precpated itself upon them'
they fed in CONSERVATION.
In the night time, over frozen, rocky precipitou.
pathway down rude steps for y feet, you have passed
the advanced guard cavalry and infantry and before the
dawn Of day you have entered in triumph position OF
extraordinary natural strength, and by your enemy
proudly denominated the Gibraltar OF Kentucky.
With your hands, through deep mud in dronching
rain, and up rocky pathways next to impossible, and
the ruins Of tho railway bridge destroyed for their pro-
lection by rcreatng and panic stricken foe, You have
transported upon your own shoulders your baggage and
camp equpage
my report announcing these facts, requests 10 make
10 the officers and soldiers under my command the fol-
lowing communication
Soldiers who by resolution and energy overcome great
r ro,ess we asea 10 far less extent Your
command have exhibited the high qualities Of resolution and
,h"m sms,sy M ~ their x,urs movements BY order OF
Brigadier General BUELL.,
Commanding Department OF the Ohio.
Soldiers feel perfect confidence that the high csti
hsrosm Is Just Your aim and mine has been to deserve
the appreciation Of commanding officer, and Of
gov yernment and our country.
trust you feel precisely az does your Commanding
General, that nothing 10 done who anything remains to
" Brigadier General O. NJ MITCHELL Commanding.
The New York herald., 1862-02-28

EMIGRATION TO HArrr.--Yesterday the bark wilhcl.
mina Captain McEwen sailed from this portfor Gonayes
and Port Prince, with 0ftyoght colorcd emgrants
They are from Ohio Michigan Canada West asd Pennsyl
vana and were well provided with axes hoes spades
and other requisites for the labor In whchthey are about
10 bc engaged One OF the party was whito woman,
who was married 10 coiored man, and in each OF the
two preceding colonies there were two similar Of
uamalgamation." -
The present is the fourth colony which has been sent
ton within the last two months. Numerous letters have
lately been received from emgrants already settled
there In which the writer's speak In the encourage
ing terms OF their prospects, and quite an excitement
has thus been created among the coloed people some
Of the Northern states, there s every probability OF
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

BAIrmoRE, Feb. q, 1902.
The Old Point boat has arrived but brings no news Of
importance.
No flags Of truce had passed.
The French frigatc Pomone has sailed for Havana.
The reported loss Of the Express is unfoundcd.
The ntcsmer spaulding had arrived from Hatteras.
A large fire on tho mainland seen from Hatteras
Monday, which continued all day. The Arc was stl
burning In the evening, when tho spauldng loft.
The steamer Cambridge had gone TO the assistance OF
the Union gunboat r. b. Forbes, ashore at Nngs Head
The wind was cast, and thcrc were prospects Of
another storm when the Old Point boat left.
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

important Declarations I'm Parlfament-
Lord John Russell Admits Mr.. Line oln's
Right TO Arrest Suspected Traitors Even
If English Subtects-England has Her
self Exercised II. ~
The British Parliament was discussing American af
fairs.
In tho House OF Lords on the 10th inst she Earl Of
Carnarvon said he had received information that less
than three British subjects confined in the prisons
Of the federal government and have laid there for
MONTHS denied trial their release uncss thcy took
oath Of allegiance TO the United States. He hoped
that the government would take earnest steps In the
case and at declare what to be the position o
British subjects in the federal States.
Earl Russell said that Lord Carnaryon could hardly have
read the papers which had been laid tho table, for
he had he would have that these had been
brought under the notice Of the government Neither had
he made aopance for the pecudr state Of affairs IN tie
United sates wsi justed urgent measures In England
Parliament had gicen The government, IN times Of dicsly
authority TO arrest persons suspieion and had 10 b rs.
ouenty done uAom sr being brought 30 trial This 60
vernmsnt had complained Of tho arbitrary in
which these arrests had been made by the sole autho-
ry OF the President without legislative sanction He was
n dipoed 10 defend the acts Of The United States government
Congress had decided that the prcrogtive belonged To
the President and If ne believed hat ne parties were en
gagged IN reasonable conspiracies alleged Ne (Ear Rus
sel did not see how her Ade3ys government could interfere
with practice which absolutely necedry, although
1t was exercised with unnecessary harshness The
American government alleged they had undoubted prooi
Of the completely Of these persons In conspracies and
this her Mesty's government was not In position 10
contradict; but they had entered strong remonsrancs
against the In which the arrests were made and
the prisoners treated and tho case Of those persons
would be earnestly watched by them.
Earl Derby was ready 10 make every allowance
ror the difficulties Of the government OF tho fede.
raj states but these naturally excited indgna-
t,on. After tho arbitrary manner In which British
subjects had been invariably treated and tho very
ncourteous replies Of tho federal government 10 the
rsmonstraucss OF Earl Russell, who had quietly ac
cse s rics Of Mr. scsrd in this case, which he was
n a,.posed to do at rst he would therefore ask tho
roble Earl II In any English precedcnts Of this kind
vos made condition Of being brought TO trial for the
marty 10 fo,y,ar allegiance 10 his oosmty' 1f tho
r,sht of arrest suspicion admitted the subsequent
treatment was unprecedented.
Earl Russell had knowledge of the details in these
cases. having had no notice Of the question. He was
not ocore that TIE oath Of allegiance 10 the federal gownme
had been rendered 70 persons except who had do
clared his Intention Of becoming subject Of the United
states.
Earl Russs in reply TO Earl ponoushmore, said hs BE-
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IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
The Hibernian at Portland
with Five Days Later News.
THE AMERICAN QUESTION INPARLIAMENT.
Lord John Russell Approves Of the
Summary Arrest Of Traitors.
~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~
Great Britain Has Exercised
the Same Power.
->-~oo>.>.>,.,-,-o-,~,-
Mr.. Lincoln May Imprison British Subjects Il
Engaged in REASONABLE COnspiraeies.
The Leading Men" Of England
Agreed - to the Blockade.
The London Times Again Before
the Lords.
~>~~>>~>~~
A NEW ESTIMATE OF THE UNION ARMY.
Extraordinary Statements of
LII. d. Russell.
.c ss4 .>~-o.,~S>-,--~-~~-D,>c~~.-.t tsf a&
Agitation i'm the German
Confederation.
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DENOMINATIONS OF YOUNG ITALY,
&C., &C.. 60.

The steamship Hiberpian, from liverpool ON the 18th,
via Londonderry the 14th instant, arrived here at two
O'Clock this afternoon. z Tgjs n gfssHe ~
The Hibernan brings eightynine passengers and full
cargo Her dates Ave days later than those already
to hand.
American anhirs had been debated in the House Of
Lords and papers relative to the blockade Of the South
ern ports were promised shortly by Earl Russell.
The proceedings in both houses Of the English Parlia
ment on the 11th inst. were unimportant.
The House Of Lords ON the 18th inst. not In scs
sion. n
The proceedings In the House Of Commons the
day were merely Of a formal nature.
An order had been received at Portsmouth TO reduce
the number Of men and guns Of the shpsofwar in
mission. ~ i, t.f
The British Treasury returns for the year ending 31st
December last, show of expenditure
ceipts, Of e., ,2o7-or 81. OIL ,os5.
The Great Exhibition Building in London has been do
lvered up the Commissioners by the contractors It
virtually completed at noon, tho 18th instant As
stipulated in the contract Most hercuean efforts
made to accomplish this result. sss efs
Count De Lonza, Minister Of Finance Of Portugal,
Der Don Miguel dead. He aged eightynine years.
Sixteen miners have been drowned in . colliery ut
Normcld, in North Wales. Pembsrton pit, Newcastle, is
flooded, throwing thousand persons out Of employ
ment. ~ ot fa r.N
was intended TO despatch the steamer Great Eastern
for New York in April. estlg
Tho steamship saxona, from New York, arrived at
Southampton on the 9th instant. f5sed
The steamship Arnbia, from New York, arrived at
Liverpool on the 10th inst. f
The steamship North American, from Portland,
rived at Liverpool on the 18th inst. $40
The steamship Etna, for New York, detained at
Liverpool until the 18th inst.
Tho steamship Parana, from Halifax, arrived at Ports.
mouth the 18TH and the City of Manchester from New
York, arrived at Queenstown the same day.
The steamship City Of New York, from New York,
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th inst.
despatch from Portland, Of the 9th instant says
Tho Hbernians mails forwarded by the afternoon
train to Boston, and will reach New York to
(this) morning.
despatch from Liverpool Of the 18th nst-evening-
says-fhc Steamship Etna detained here until this
morning She sailed simultaneously with the Hibernian.
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Interesting from the south.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. u, 1852
The New Orleans Bee confcsses the magnitude Of the
calamity Of Fort Donoson and condemns the neglect and
apathy Of the Confederate government not sending suf
nciont numbers Of troops westward II says general
call to arms has become inevitably necessary.
The Memphis Aradwche Of tho ed gays the Governor
Of Alabama has called for twelve regiments from that
statc and II not forthcoming other will be used
10 fill the requsition The Governor Of Georgia also calls
for twelve regiments from that statc and says
the roquison IL not filed by the 4th OF March draft
will be ordered.
company, near Kingston, Barton county, Georgia, is
preparing TO turn out thousand pounds Of sapore
per day from faltpetre cave in that vicinity.
Peach and plum trees in Rome, Ca, blooming, and
the wheat crops promising but too forward.
Cotton cards are being manufactured In Dawson, Ca
Generals Buckner and Tflghman En-
Route to Fort Warren.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 27, 1862.
Generals Bucncr and Tilchman passed this morn
ing on route for Fort Warren Boston harbor under tho
charge Of Colonel Coates.
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
sketch of FnycttexilIe. Arkanaas.

Fayetteville Arkansas referred to in the above des.
patch post village and capital of Washington county
1t hundred and ninety-sx miles northwest of Little
Rock, and thousand hundred and eighty five
miles from washington. II is situated the northwest
side Of White river and contained, previous the
dalism Of the rebels the usual county buildings United
States Land Office two churches several stores about
seven hundred inhabitants.
The New York herald., 1862-02-28

Having heard that the gallant Major Kmba who led the
Ninth New York Zouaves In the desperate charge when
testimony 10 the fahi ulness of artists sketches adj
dressed him the subject and have received the following
the pictures published In f.
PRANK LESLIEs 80 - \ 80 - ~.
are all they purport tobe. = ----
,,AsroR HOUSE, NEW yoRk. Feb. 20. 1862.
DEAR slR-1n reply your note Of this days date beg
20 that your Illustrations OF the victories Roanoke
nsced and 20 Az the whole Of the Ninth regiment Mr.
test from Fort Defiance. His and coolness
di much towards inspiring troops am
ard bravery OF OF the officers Very Respectfully vour
Obcd3cnt servant. Il. A. KIMBALT,
Major Ninth regiment New York Volunteers,
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
News from California. !.

SAN FRANuec0, Feb. 70, 1862.
The weather has cleared MP this aftenoon but the late
severe rains have generally interrupted communication
with The country and made most Of the streets Of Saca
mento navignble by small boats.
The steamer 81. Louis, from Panama, has arrived.
The New York herald., 1862-02-28
IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

Capture OF sixty Rebeis-Ex plosion In
the Direction OF Columbus, &c.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 81, 1862.
Colonel Woods cavalry has driven the enemy out Of
Dent Texas and Howell counties, Missouri, and taken
sixty rebel prisoners.
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IMPORTANT FROM ARKANSAS.
The Pursuit of Price and His
Retreating Army.
The Union Troops i'm Posses
sion Of Fayetteville.
Capture of the Enemy's Stores, Am
49,. munitiOn, Baggage, &C.
a.'AalaS y eia ai 1859 "a. .. sss.
y, ave, .ssi s,-r =. : q - 80. z ss4ato
Union Troops Poisoned by the
.holoi,an Rebels, sa4
i. .TAel.R serfoa Joo&.sf A.


81. LOUIS, Feb. ~, 1852.
The following despatch was sent from headquarters
To Major General MoClMLAN, Washington stsT
General Curtis has takcn possession Of Fayetteville,
Arkansas capturing number Of prisoners stores bag
gage, &C. The enemy burnt part OF the town before
leaving They have crossed Boston Mountains in great
confusion We are now possession Of all their strong
holds. - sa
Forytwo officers and men Of the Fifth Missouri cava
ry ee poisoned at Mud Town by eating poisoned food
Sica he rebels left behind them. The gallant Captain Dol
rt died. and Lieutenant Colonel Won Deutch and Captain
schsnan have suffered much, but recovering.
The Indignation Of our soldiers is very great, but
they have been restrained from retalating upon tho
-ei-slrt II. W. HAII.ECK, Major General.
Cross HoIIow, Ark, Feb 24)
Via ST. LOUIS, NO., Feb. q, 1862. : "a.
Our army Is waiting for supplies, and viii not be likely
to move for ten or twelve days. -. ~ .'-4t
Generals Price and McCaloch are beyond tho Boston
Mountains. +fs
Our troops took possession Of Fayetteville at eleven
o'clock yesterday morning. Ibe of the town were
smoking when the troops entered.
The rebels badly demoralized. Louisiana and
Texas regiment are with McCulloch.
The New York herald., 1862-02-28

Trouble Among the Crew OF the ship Ina
Russell.
SANDY Hook, Feb 21, 1852.
The ship Ina Russell, Capt A. Hill bound FOR Havre (H.
D. Brookman Co j. IL atsnchor at the Southwest Spit
waiting for favorable weather to go to The
fused 10 90 account Of the ship leaking badly The
captain says that the ship does not leak much and that
there 10 no danger.
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The Death OF President FELTON,.
Bosroy, Feb. 27, 1852.
The death Of President Felton, at Chester Psnnsylva
na yesterday created profound sensation at Harvard
College and In our commu nifty generally.
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Advertisements be handed In the olnce every
Saturday. insure insertion in the following weeks Issue OF
FRANK LEeLlEs ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER, as IL
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shall inct no injury unless forced to do so by your
ac.s, ana upon this you may confidently rely.
inose men are your worst enemies They, in truth.
nave drawn you into your present condition the
fresides. - 10y - 'Sf~- =
We invite you in the of the constitution, and in
nat OF vrtuors loyalty and civilization separate your
serves ~ once from these magn influences to to
yo1r and not compel US to resort rher to the
me government asks only that it, authority may be
recognizsd and repeat in no manner or way does it
aese 20 interfere with your laws, constitutionay
taonsned your institutions Of any kind Whatever your
property OF any SORT or your usagea In any respect
'e l.. NJ GOIDeBOROUGH,
Flag Omccr Commanding North Carolina Block Squad.
A. r. BURNSIDE,
Brig Gen. Cong Department North Carolina.
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