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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
THE REDUCTION OF EMOLUMENrs.

To lhe Ldtor Of TIE ~ T. 7yibune.
SIR: In your article Of Yesterday, in which you
pDbBsl good petition upon this ec you speak despoud-
ing The petition good ar goes, but
should lave included lodges and many other officers IN IT,
sweep.
Two three days Albany last week ani Hte observs.
tiOn ofthe temper Of The Lg,aure have given hope hs
pretty thorough 'os popular relief may be he'd FROM
tie present Logsa. which l. deldcd improvement upon
several Of it. predecessor
Our cans ieyenuef may b increased milo1sud at1fty
restoring tells the property auied the Ceaal Rail
road followed by equitable 3D. astnelt OF t, which Ne 10
sccere vel IRON property going wet as est
Tie Finance Committees have tieig ey,s upon this satjoe
snd from the known ability and independence Of tao embe
efthse Coun;te may Ipoct speedy action upon 70,
Millions may lie saved 70 our oyetatoi counties anl
mic p..es by such rercierncnt il demanded by tire petit
tiOn you publish and the heavy bldol, Inevitable
be tie easier bono.
Another Project Is befon the Finance Committee OF t.
ssasie It h to prssde tire where cIedi;o- shall refuse K
receive At par In payment Of bis deot de
other SO Tliies the United gs.es Coge'1. shall a be
feer'aoe for taxes, iycst 49, Le sha receive cosf ia
tls prosecution ofhs debt This h)4ld TIC s.ae genoa
foAo" ne lead Of Ncsy OH a. sscI cost regulation, would
u greet extent obse Ire Necessity Of e.s making ilcb
-" esa lender or If aads 80 would prevent much l
gallon which would othsrWise grow cut the measure.
iho's WHO helped along Che gres popular raogt 1st
fs hise Only to iook few days upon he plseut
tne &c be satisfied that their Efforts ware no, In VAIN III.
vnphaicaiiy working Lesiture aud 90 10. belsv.i.
'' ne ~ sach scores spd transaction 80 have 100
n MS Aud COW. . TRIBUNE lei hearlo no 1. dem. ,,i
rf no,es until We zee What may reso from protr en-
.lblSes Of their position veil a. hey ON
s1Essgtzzsvssr.sssrs-.szsss<E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
NEW..YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. .A1BAsY, Feb. II, 1862.

SENATE. ..ALBAsY, Feb. II, 1862.
In the absence Of the Lieutenant Governor Mr.
james A. Bell was chosen President pro ten.
REPORTS FAvOPAGLY.
Defining the powers and duties Of Boards OF Sa-
pervisors;
Directing to be paid certain canal drafts, protested
for nOnpaymeni;
Amending me charter Of the Long Island Railroad
Company;
10 amend the excise laws Of l>51;
Repeating the az opening Union street in the city
Of Brooklyn.
The Lill in relation 10 the New-York and Erie
Railroad was taken up and considered IN Committee
OF the Whole
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

TIE CoyIHsRfsps BEStrIr.--Last evening,
Continental Hall corner Of Eighth avenue ard
i Thirty fourth street. was iled By highly respect
able audience both white and coored, lor he pur-
p re Of rusine funds to send clothing and books 70
the coBrabands at the various points whore they are
gathered within the lines Of the Federal army. The
Rev. Henry Highland Garnet presided, and iu.cfes,
IN addres,es were made by the Rev. Mr. Aston OF
EeV-York he Rev. Mr. White Of Brooklyn, aud
Wr. Parker, late Of Bull Run. The ht,er gentleman
bad bscu Yirgiuan slave bad served al one Of iho
re lei cuos IN the battle OF Bull Run. lie gave a
yer interesting and impor,sni account Of he sent
mem Of the ,aves throughout the South, and
described various itrtaeems need by them since the
conmchetasnt oftle war 20 escape from the rebel
gdp.
According TO his narrative, there were thousands
Of the negroes doing active military duty foT the
rebels, who were casting about for favorable oppor
iuni'ies 10 undertake pilgrimages TO the Union
rampe He described The construction Of masked
batteries and told OF cer,.In chain distractions on
he james River, bearing IN vessels which might
attempt an approach 70 Ric'l 'ond. His address WA
listened 10 with profound atten Jon. The soNal part
f tie festiyity commenced at II O'Clock. The
Entertainment Throughout was dc,'.dsd sceeea !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Col PackcnLam, grandson Of Gen. Packenharn,
who opposed GEN. jackson at New-Orlcans, and
commander Of the 30ih Regiment of II. Il. NJ.
Army, stationed at Canada il in the city, soppingat
tie Albemarle Hotel Col. PaclerAam IL soon to be
welded to young lady Of this city.
-Brgadier-Genora Brennan q tie United States
Army, and y. Berry Of Paris arc at tie New-Yolk
Hotel
r. Lonsada, British Consul at Boston, Major
W. W. Sherman, L. S. A.; j. Huntingdon Nslco",
Boston; Johnston Livingston, Tiyoi; ID. II. Mann
dy Oxford, and G. VI. Batcheder. Boston are al the
BrcvoOrt House.
The Hon. Jno. II. Brockway, Conn; Captain
wilkins U. S. A., and family; X. Clarendon Jones,
L. 5. NJ. Jas. s. Irwin, Montreal; o. Ames Mass.
G. Innis, Poughkeepsie, and S. p. Lee, L. s. N,
are At the Aston House.
The Hon. 4. a. Sargent Of California, Col. q. d..
Bayard Of the u. S. army, Capt. Wight Of Callor-
nia, II. c. Marshall OF Ohio, and II. H.. Garland #
Mexico are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
COL J. II. Ledlie of Washington, :. NJ Buck
ingharn Of Connecticut, Mr. Appleton Of Massachn-
sctts, G. w. Cuyier OF Palmyra, y l.. Croker Of
Taunton, and l. II. Latham Of Ohio are at the 10.
: ichOlas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

CAnPsiLLR Monday, fep. ", ,cr,u.e
For the week ending Monday, Feb NO su n'
u cars oil liogs II OF sleep II cars Of n.,. sv
las Total Of "a cans Live Stock bsaed by stock
ins tho week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
MAEE.IE ID.

pOaCH-CONI ma 81. hldrews Church. on SaSI-'sf
F,, H. Michael Roach 10 Miss CathsIine Coa.an p''
sAs ely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

The Hutchinson Family viii give concert in the
Lse-ayonue Church, WiIIaufbuigh, Ills evening, in
behalf VI tie New-I0rk Ladies Educational Union.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
ASSEMBLY.

The Assembly WAS occupied M TO 2 p. u. in con
sideraon Of tie bill TO reimburse VIM. MoAeAth foi
caual damages.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
Rerriuta of Pr0dace.

FsB LIZ 500 bbs Flour l-5 bbls. Cora Meal ,sS,s,
do 1890 lush Oats s. ais bush Malt 2,lt0 b0n- nn...ws
D. 500 pkgs. Provisions, 5le3 DC. Lard i'oO d. WV
IIoys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

Ns'tel, lock ., cbnp = g. M.
The Caroline tChr Rob, 469) cited snd sprToyed by
Wheaioui " o. nnents." raf cLap. J.. s,c. {.
! Nb1a,enj LrlDe4.g pS.! :, gb.l. ~. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

TWO REBEL CUNBOiTS TAhEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

OUR TROOPS LANDED ON SUNDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

10 the AbsoCihAcn iItrr'
POEIRgss HovRog Monday. Feb. 10. }
Via BsLII1OKE. feb ii, 1902.
flag of truce to-day brings tie Intelligence that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
The ROANOKE NEVIS CONFIRMED,
THREE DAYS FIGHTING.

REBELS ACKNOWLEDGE DEFEAT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12

nPynsershoeh: ouse.,. Jur Pub ." lib. cap. D.
Il The imina" Chr Rob. l67
The Caroline !" CIR Rob &C.,
~ The OroDnbo :" o Chr Roo, "a,
90 .lts, .ib. 4, shay. :, 100. ~
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
Fashions for January.


The articles mostly employed for indoor drses are
drogues, res and woocn terry vcvets silks, satins
moe terry and plain velvets patron1sd for visiting
for full dress.
soutachs In still the favorte ornament and Is applied
TO all materials and any style OF dress Coak, also,
handsomely braided. In fact. this trimming " em-
ployod wherever can be advanageousiy introduced.
Asracan 10 st In great favor but swansdown has been
Introduce cd for full dress and has very elegant effect
Tho sksts OF dresses very full, and long bo-
hind.
abIe sbare for the present month is OPEN rather short
and small The trimming Is not generally placed 81 the
edge but q little below the elbow.
rhs bodjes are made open down The front, but have
uarnllv ANAL piece of the material M the skirt
detached from corsage, but which can bc put under
the opsung for outofdoor Thsy fastened by
buttons unless they have somc trimming down tho 'front.'
which necossitates fiat surface. Some bodies at
t,cbed quite on one sde or the fastening begins
shoulder and ends at tho waist on the opposite side.
Many corsagcs are trimmed as to give the appear
ancc of Jacket the ornament ending at the waist, undsr
tho arm.
Pockets are still worn ornamented; but, instead of
being sewn the outside ~ formerly the opening only
il seen Corsages made either pointed round with
the latter style band IL worn, sash with long hoae
inr cnds which often made Of the material a. the
dress and covered with soutachc.
silk 1ouncss are worn pinked or bouud; NE former
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
DETAILS OF THE BATTLE.


The enemy, under the immediate command OF Major
General CritendeD, marched, eight regiments strong
from their camp last Saturday night. Their mounted
grand guards skirmshng through tho greater part
OF tho night with o;rs. Colonel Wuiurds cavalry were
doing outpost duty that light, and by their behavior
then. and In the battle afterward, completely cleared
away the reproach which unworthy officers have
brought upon them They will always light well whsl
Wolford Is with them The Tenth Indiana occupied q
wooded hill the right OF the road On tho left was
ned stretching down the bill for several hundred yards
In front Of the woods another ed OF about twenty
TIIR ENEMY ATTACK OUR ADVANCE.
me enemy iofmed in these two fields, attacking the
lnd ana troops both Ia front and upon their 8nk.
section OF captain standaIts battery bad been brought
Gp and was stationed h5 road. The attack here
made about He ea Oo Ock IN the morning. Colonel Man
coming up 70 the position Just after ne attack ber,n
and seeing that his must be overplyycrcd bsfnre
the other resimsnts could up ordered his nsn %
fall back which thoy did IN good order ng NO "a thv
went Captain Stasdart reluctantly saye an ,he prIvi
se Of "gving tho enomy good blzzard ron, thst
point, and retired, too. '
mmsdi:e'y g shs lsaT 9i y: gg2d, whcr. the Tenth
VINE, and then comes another dense forest ON tho
of tho road the cearings continue 10 the rsvine ba
OF which az that point covered with 4 sroyth
Vb taks and other timber.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27

TIE places to which the EN- grants proceeded wero
follcwsun States, $50 ships 366 cabin and 20 219
storage ascngers Canada shfs 124 cabin and 00S
stccrigo New Solth Wales ships, 526 seerago vcto-
ra 80 ships s6s cabin and 1000 scerage south Anne
rca, ship cabin AMI 81 Storage passengers. Total
state OF affairs in the United states has necessarily
exercised important influence the emigration trade.
This year find that cny 20 2l2 storage and 365 cabtN
passengers rad the ac enitaried for The Tinted States,
wic in TIC rerisu the numbers 80, ,765 1eer00e
end 1l5 cGlsa passengers Tho Juns quarter this year
period when the emigration trade especially with
The United states Is NEST acvcincludes return Of
only 16 09 asscngcrs The decrease the March quar-
ter compared with the corresponding period OF the
prcvoas year, 27s 81 the June quarter, 10 32y
september quarter 10 293; December quarter 5,340.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
The Civilization or China.

GLOOMY REPORT FROM A CHRISTIAN WORKER.
French olIcer of rank who served throughout the
alo in China gives unfavorabe account Of that
country. 81 may safely Affirm" ho says, that China s
In every req ect bad country for Europeans with
climate which ra2idy cxhausts where 1t does not
kii-incurablc maades. bal air, bad water; corrupt
aaa dccscp socety, viii cannot b, improved but after
the great revolution which msnlccs IL; ruin, physical
and moral which win ircvcn, FOR long time TO come
all contact. and, consequently all important cmmerce
ia eirc-c,ce ia susaage, y h3eits i aess IN rell
What can be done wth ch country The best we can
do Is 10 quit u, ra her than sacrifice our men and
money. The hope Of pating end to idoiary, and o
introducing tho Christian religion among these barbarous
populations, has given birth 70 certain interest for
China; but, after what have seen the efforts OF tho mis-
sopares viii be foed In presence of the moral stupidity
of the populations who have neither belief religion
worthy tho Dano."
The New York herald., 1862-01-27

An article in yesterdays Diario discusses tho trade
report OF tho Is and from which would appear there IA
steady increase in the sugar production There an
article in today's Diarto on American matters, which
would Ike TO translate II had time; but have got
on!y little time left me 10 mail my etter.
The street paving here, undor the new contract has
commencotand proceeding vigorously. considerable
portion of the Gale del Enpedrado (favement strcota
most appropriate to begin WITH is already hand
so'nely paved This good opportunity for unemployed
worSmcn at the North, who would wish 10 earn good
wages in these hard times; and now would
bo tho time for the Ayuntamionto to decide
providing Havana with good sewerage when aborcrs
plentiful and easily procured. should rather say
this ~ good time 10 commence the work for under.
stand the sewerage has been decided ard would DO
much more economical TO have both works carried ON
together With good sewerage and a proper pavement
the health Of Havana will be materially improved, for
there Is no nsdenyiDg that Havana " not healthy
Even at this the coolest season. there Is good deal OF
sickness, aud occasionally hear Of death from yellow
fever; therefore the tho sewerage commenced
the better.
In tho musical lire we have had Sfarta and ola Fa.
vorita.v cannot say much for either performance
especially the latter, which was, in my Judgment, com
plots failure. new prma donna made her debut In
that opera last nighnot exactly hos debut, but her
rst after long absence from the boards of
tho Tacon. Sue IS called Signora Garbato, aud has
very powerful voice; but that IL all IL IL the most TN
musical yose have hs,rd the stage, and III ala
Favorita she had the mig ortune to be supported By
shadows, which lent no relief 10 her strength, which
transccndcd even the powerful orchestra. believe ths
"Bao in Maschcra IL the fayorite OF the season Cor
there We have Nc best artists in tho company
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
The Emancipation Question fn Russia.
FAST READING OE TILE LAW BY TIIE SERRS.

Tho St. Petersburg GI-cis Publishes the following cir
GUAR from the Minister OF the Interior to the Governors
of pios i3css-I results from Information received at
the Ministry OF the interior the subject OF tho actual
state Of the question Of tho sorfs that the favorable pro-
gress OF that question: and especially tho completion Of
the charter Of POPULATIONS fnds an obstacle In the erro
interpretations which circulate among the scrfs ~
also In the false hopes which they entertain They
poet what they call ga new freedom the promu'gation
upon thcm privileges not mentioned in the rcguIa
tons OF the 10th Of February They add that those sers
who should have contracted arrangements with the pro-
enjoyment OF these privileges To put end TO this H.
Iasion his Majesty the Emperor during his visit tho
Crimea degncd repeatedly to explain TO the chief Of
tho rural districts when they had the honor Of being pre-
sened to his Majesty tho exact state Of tho qacson ~
the time reminding them Of the obligations thoy
bound to fuhl Thus his Majesty said tho sers,
hat there would not DO any other freedom beyond that
which had been conceded 10 them ami that consequently
tho scrs ought c0nscentiousy ~ execute what
acted from hem by the general laws, we'll by the
regulations Of the 10th OF February.
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
Our Havana Corresponds nee.

HAvsNA ian. u, l?92
z ode Statisis for Ge Ieas--5Toa. ica Esi o..-Kir
ki', &c, de-
In my las; letter Inadvertently omit, 1 enc sing the
fcowiag condensed Havana tao report or last year,
which had prepare from oi!ci u s,stistcs:--'
IxrorrAross 1901 COMPARED wnn
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
Ennis ration from Liverpool I'm 1861.
k+'can the ILyarnQQls MArcnrY Ian Al ~

Tho returns of the emigration TRADE Of this port for The
past year completed rnder the direction of tho
government agent Lieutenant Prior AS usual these do
cumens embody iage amount Of highly useful and in
Of cmgrants that left this port for the United States Bril-
tsh North America the Australian colonies CaDc Of Good
Hope &c.. during the year just ended was Oh In
tho previous year thcre SO being decrease oS
2S45. OF these there undor tho act S8 859 and
under the act $50. From tho following abulated
statements will be that the numbers despatched
The New York herald., 1862-01-27
PARIs, Jan. 3, 1862.

FAKIs, jan 8, IBbZ
Tie Fjrcuoas Of the Parts Poi1eDesire 10 Escse Var
Bageen England aud Amerieo--lsgorts Of the French
Government 10 Hnsiss French Snew SAocs for the
Bystsh Ayny--The TovIles IN India Bankrup< Ccnii.
ton ofAu Erels-Frunce A0ainsi M0 North--Egca Of
our FIRE fqsaions on tie Gopernmsnis Of France and
England, &C., &c.
The steamer Africa has just arrived. rIer ncws, SO
The New York herald., 1862-01-27

e. ,arlas TO their devices. On that day Prussia
YIN I'M ON the brink Of q catastrophe.
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and should be ayerted by n
timely use a the right REM
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hui
murs - purify tho blood, and
let the fluids move ON unob-
stiucted in health again.
They stimulate tho functions
Of the body into vigorous nc
tiyity, purity tho system from
tie distractions which make