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sale ut the Austrian Ministers.

The household effects Of the Austrian Minis
ter were sold at auction few days since. The
sale attracted II large number OF our most
wealthy citizens, and the articles generally
brought good prices, many being anxious to
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FORD's NEW THEATRE.

F FOR DIS NEW THEATRE.
Tnts itrert, dboss PeH",ylranfa aprras
J 7 FORD. PROPRIETOR AND MANAGER,
uuAPaREY BLHHb''.. ACTING fS4.s MXN%GER
POsiTlrSLY 7HE LAsT NEoHr
Of the great
GABRIEL RAVEL TROUPE.
Benefit OF the wonderful
Gabriel Ravo1.
,in,: ,,.ss,si ,sfi1Hf3 4 ~, s.v.nins. NOV: =.
GABRIEL RAvEL in five speaking ch.raouIs In
Ergll b
Performance Commences with he
Three Faced Frenchman.
Raphael, an artistic. .....-..1
Mr.. Paine, u gil rier .,.,....
Plum Pudding, dancer. :. fHABgiEl. RAvEL.
Muscode, magician. ......
Colquet, Chinese
DIvERTisEMRNr
Belie OF M a ara
poh baailio -.............. ......,, Gabriel Rsvvi
Ansr witch, for ire nrei time.
49,. VOL-AU-VENT.
Young Aineric,. Vol ~. Vent
Gabriel Ravei .a'....,. Old Brous the lplller
Tomorrow wight
A SPLENDID DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT
Ihass two highly attractive artislss, Mr. and Mise
CouLDoch, will shortly appear
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Dress Circle and Parquette, 80 oenrs Orohe. u
Seats, u cents; Family Circle, 70 oents Private
Boxes, 50 now
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~ The sight School for boys, Ia the Sec.
ond District, commence LAST NIGHT, Noyem.
Der 4th, at the School Room ~ the corner OF New
York avenue and Sixth street west, I 81. WILSON
teacher at TX O'Clock One or more OF the Trustees
will be present each evening this week for tbs pur
pose Of Furnishing totes OF adni el0n TO app cans
II. MILLER,
q. II. UTERMEHLE,
W j. Races,
Ifustrea
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whitehusst st Gallery, 434 Penn aS., next
door 20 The TsieRraph Once,

Continues to attract thronss OF visitors 10 obtain
carts Dc rtstes Of thefseye and friends which are 80
tuthtully produced Mt this imrhoh1ed and celebrated
establishment. Card kenes-is OF our dlstins uished
generals aud others, tog her with many who have
fallen In battle can be obtainPI Also portraits in
oil and water coiors Oider' for Held vie promptly
attended to. oct lT--im
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A Word Of Advice.

Those who have been doctoring Tor weeks and
months without obtaining relief, shvuld consult
DR.. Fisholatt, whose Cfics i at No AT L stree,
corner of Eighth street. aud be radically cured.
Twenty five years experience ha, established Or
Fishblatts reputation as physician. Recent
cases cured In q lew DAYS. Charges moderate
DIR. FISHbLATr,
No AL Il street, corner OF Eighth.
Opposite the General Post Office.
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ss-orpnnn., Fair at Odd FeIlow., Ms

sSOrphnns Fair at Odd Fellows Hail.
The Fancy Sale will poidsly be cloted on Saturday
night the sth Inst. The Ladies' conducting II ask
for continuation 0i ths patronage 50 ibeIall. he
slowed upon It, by persons Of ell religious deEom'
natiors, They otter great variety o. use'ui and
fancy articles at iair prices Substantial meals al
all hours and the patrons have a rare Opportunity
OF spending an agreeable evening. Good music al
Ways In attendance. moo
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Desirable India l,ubb.r Goods.

Mr.. II. A. Hall has Just received u lot Of Onicers'
Long and Light duh flushed Coat; also dull lin.
ished Ponohos, extra large sizes; aisO e a Of blue
English Talmss, very long, at $40 each; which h. 10
selling at manuusoturers' price,. his ILdia Hub
Der Warehouse, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, between
Nhth and Tenth streets At
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% l--dtf

~ w wsst0n'a Pr0Krsss of slavery -Gvins'
of this werk are TOR sale ct the oihGs VI the Nini
Republioa~. Pamphlet edition, ~ sra~ i"aat
edition, 76 cents.
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DIR. FiShblatt.

Or No. AL, corner OF Eighth ana u sls.,
Opposite the General Post Ofioe,
eau be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFEC
rIONS, CONSUMPTION, Liver COM
PLANTS, CHRONIC AFFECTIONS, 40 well q.
oil Diseases Of Imprudenoe, Of Whatever character
and which may be declared inourable by other ply
ticians. He engages 10 make an immediate cure
From his lengthy practice In the tcisnoe Of medi
cine he h enabled to offer himself to the public al
being the only one In Washington capable Of afford
lug spec dy relief All cases durable will be Rusran
tied He warrants cure without the use Of ner
curry or any other dangerous medicine Recent case.
cured IN two or tbfes days
N u. Letters Addressed to Dr. T.. at his otaor, NJ
I9l, corner OF Eighth and f streets, opposite Gen
eral Post Othcs. will receive to,mediate stteution
DOT 3--yi
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MAYORS o. IIcE OJtobsr ~, lsoa
DEAD hORSEo wiI b. removed ON the tueets
aud Vet urs III w.ItCn uItce, statrg particularly
the ios tiOn, belus t at the nearest station hl
OF the MstropClttan leo
RICHARD wALLAcR. Mayor.
CO 27-eodet
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visiting Days ~ the Hospitals In this
CITY,

By alate order Of the Surgeon General, the
military hospitals will be open to the author.
lied agents Of soldiers relief associations and
other aid societies, from twelve O'Clock m. to
SIX O'Clock p. m, 6pily, and to the friends OF
patients and other visitors, If. in the judgment
be preiudioisl to the welfare Of the sick" "
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Il r. l. A l Il a N q.
As l manufacture rruaks extensively. sud usoor
sariiy have all kinds OF Trunk Material ain better
prepared 10 repair Trunks. 40, thoroughly aud
promptly, than any other establishment In the city
oct l4--Sni JAMES b. TOPHAM.
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Hay FOE SALE.
II 1000 Balss Of VERY SUPERIOR TlMU
THY HAY for sale, In lots to suit purchasers
MORGAN RHlNEHART,
oct 3i-lw Foot OF q street.
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rOLpI GOLD i.ADvANCE PRICE PAID,
" by RITThNHOUSE, FAINT CO.,
cot 9s-lm Bankers, ib2 Penn, avenue,
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NI \ n n q q ID .-..-
Nl NOW LUSl I'm iIhslOkEh
Ju.i !.Il lgrd G.u -,DIsa -nEst'E' ftEs Sss Ctra
A LkCIUEL ON IHA hAruRE, TREAT
m.ut and DrtlyAl CGEe OF SprrGa' 'UrrhGa, or Seuu
insI Weasue5g, IuyO.un,"ry sm9sIoIs, sexual rv.
LtIIIy Gud ~. pedurenIS - Marriage generally
Nriyou, eos rGu,u ~ i0nr bptleIsy and Fits; MeG
tai ani rhyriGai i.S~pkesIy fs-ui'ins from S-i
Apuks sc Gy "a. j GCLyERwGlL \. D, AIytut
vI the Gftsn i."k sc
- BUOn tU i"ouFsnd. uT eansr<ra-"
Seat updrr se-.l IN Illn nv, !ups ~ any Aidree-
Tos. rad, - uJstyI oi riK c,l.La, or Two postage
s,Au " " lit "a J =. KLINE
~ i.uwery, New NCTf
any .,iullu,.p Tnas NnICv BOX ! $50
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Che Iiu;liOn Bank
Attention, Atlictsdt

Redeems their nOtos In U. s. Treasury notes
when any amount from one dollar upwards Ia
presented.
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DHOPOsALs Eoi, BEGr CATTLE.

DHOPOsALs FOR BEEF ChTTLE.
SEALED PROPOSALS are Invited until the 18th
States Subsistence Department with 1000 head Of
BEEF CATTLE on the hoof,
The Cattle to be delivered nj Wnshiogton City, ID
G., and each animal to average I 800 poUnds gross,
No cattle admitted that weishs less than 900
pounds gross
ueiiei I, , stays, and bulls not wanted
1he 1rst delivery of Cattle TO b. made on the LIST
day Of December, or as soon thereafter the Gov.
rrnment may direct Six hundred head OF Cattle
per week will be required to be delivered under this
contract
bond, Win good and sufficient security, will Be
required.
Twenty per cent vi the purcha.e Inoaey will BE-
retAlr cd until the completion Of ths contract.
Proposals from contractors who have previously
sons or where The bidder ls not prssnt to respond
to his bid, will not be considered
The rames Of firms fhould be stated In full, with
the prse'se ad iirss Of each msmber OF the arm
AL bids 10 be accompanied BY two guarantees
Bid. to he directed TO Coz. A. BECkWifH,A d.
dcrsed Proposals for Beef Cattle :"
Firm OF Guarantee.
We ----, vi the county of -, aud State OF
and ------, Of the county of -, and State
VI -, do hereby guaranty that - 10 able 10
fulfil contia act 10 accordance with tho terms Of his
proposition, ~ that should his proposition be 10
copied he Will at once enter Into contract In 40
cordance Herewith.
Should the contract 10 awarded him. We arr PIE
pared to become his securities
(This guarantee must be appended ~ each bid
The responsibility OF the guarRutors must be
shown by ihs Official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court or OF the United States Dis
trlot Attorney,
Bid whiek do ma comply esA he aLoss ..H e rstsd
ucb
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SUTLEk'S TAKE NOIICE-!
TEAS In \ pound pack.
TEAS In y, 10. ~, 10, ls and 70 pouud t--ke.
CANNED TOMATOES In dc1su toxs.
CANNED PEACHES In dozen sozs,
PICKLES In dosen box-s
GUM DROPS In Y pound psprI.
GUM DROPS In pound boxe.
RAlSINS IN b'xes aud u box.s
PEPPER III ounce p,pe,s aud IL gnvs bvxea
ENGLISH MUsrARD III y pound papsti ind
ENGLISH MUSTARD In y and sros. boxes
PRESERVED CHERRIES 10 botti-s
FIGS In ~ pound drums snd pound b,s.s
LEMON SYRUP 10 bottle.
PLUG TOBACCO
EINE-CUT TOBACCO
CIGARS
D.. BROWN.
NJ ., WaEhingtoa BuildiEs
s.veu,h -tnet and Penn. avenue,
Washington D c.
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WANTS.

DONEs AND CAMP GREASE WANTED -
d The subscribers will pay the hlshest niarke
delivered at their mill, loot OF q street
oct 8l-eodlm MORGAN RHINEHART.
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lust Try OUK Nhw STOCK OF CLOTHING
cath stree, Lrtr + llty ,uI wear uLythins yOa
oHu hnT. and lhlE t'n ~ III ~ elespht
II SMITES,
No 500 s Vsnih street, near /
-srulI .lvu 80 come Gul bu, their Cioshing
" sMIIH No . Se'e.Ih RrN$L
II you a'e we you will ,me 10 SMITHS, NJ
lGJ Ssv, nth etr,l neal oup s. CITY Post Ohce,
to buy y, ur Clothing kGIEt hug Go a., Trvnks,
hats, Gnu Cap
The PEOPLLS CIoTHlSG STORE, No soo
Seven sGeti !! he tt a-- u town 10 buy your
c oiliuE, eut thl c %. iruHk5, Hats, aud
Caps j. Ii sMllH i co.. CioLhiers, $50 5evc1th
stIvCI
CBll soon ald zee our new II OK OF Fall AID Win.
ter C,oihiEs, which w"ar, q A. AT very 10 prizes
at the FEOrLt.S S CLOrAiNG G1ORk, 10 ESQ
heventh street, near 4.
Great attractions - No - SEVENTH street. New
stock oil CIOthluS Just Arrived aud aellins at oNI
usual low prl'es. J IL oMi I'll y CO, Clothiers
No. 46J Seven strS-t aud coIoCr lwsndeth streel
and Penn G'sGu:
Greet bar. ain, ir Cio't.t14, furii' hug Gouds
Huls, Ca :, BnUlH, au' shI un he corner of TSeu
tiuth -Irvrt Mud Ptuu. Avenue
SNIIH aC ,Imlhier5, FIIst ward, cor. Iw>u
,iuh stvst EJd teuE ave- ue 1, the Cheapest place
IN iuwu 1o la sur Fall and Wil,r Clothias
Can ~ tho / Itt wgrd Clorhiug ,loru AMI ss,
your f2A aiH MiGter 9 imuS EaL', CAPS, boOls
M Shott shlIu ! : o CIUIhGrs,
. r. IWtrliei'l street md PriAI. aN
Flksi wARu CLoIHISG HOUSE, sofnss
lweLtieth su,st Inl fSGL. y!F aG4s H'sLae
You can NY Iyur ClcLh = lgu Gass, BoVts
And Shoes SLe4p, gU!u,t ""HS'n etnSl AUD
PeunsS " anita gveAuu
-. ~
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ITO IHVGN TOnS AND PATMHpEEs.
MUM & co, ,proprtetors Of the Sse,.iEc AH,erusi.
ana agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A n E NJ II a

WiM SiItssn Years sIperiene IN he Bu,t1.s,,.
Reter 10 Hon. Judge Mason, Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon. W. ID. Bishopi ex Commissioners Of Patents,
cut Agency.
Pamphlet of advice sent free by mail.
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pages 10 oents
mall.
No charge for consultation, orally Or by nisil
Preliminary Examination In uniisd States Psteut
Once, IS
Otices, No, Ut Park How, New YorI; wsshing.
ton, onrDer ot aud HeveUth -trrst-, opposite tie
psL.rt hrn"- ."r' "a r'alt
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THE ELOPEMENT,

Synopsis Of Inci1-n', s.
ACT ist-MATrD
hi-s Coroey Astounded Learning 10 Y, hllh
A MYsTERiiauss' u MURDEs
Something to Roast and to gel Mr. Ca,Iyle Iepeis
an in.nIs,ion The Warning, ,BAts.
"fhsn You'R Remer,b-r Ne
Supposed Lapse Of srvea Yea.
ACT VI TEMPTED
francis L.vison at Ea-i Lyn"r Captain Inn,
A Revela,i.. The Anniysrsaty Lacy I,abei ln-
happy Moonlight Walk. Tempted
THE KLorEME ENT
Supposed Laps OF oos Year
ACr;d -REMobaL
bartatas Dream An dissolved My,isiy MLi
Cornry takes Cold In the Heal
MIDNIGHT INVASION OF EAST LYNNE
Th- Stofrof George Hall johas Murder
hemorss sir Francis Lsyi,On. Bsronet, Tho sep.
Cross Aloue-For Evermofe
SUPPOSED Lapse "i Two Yssls
ACT Ith-ExILEU
Barbara Heart at Rest An NJ T. for Wet
Lynne Mis- Corney undertakes h Poli,iSsl Can
Ing Of Bre'king Heart, nj, rney receives il
Arrest Of Sir Francis LeyisOn for hurdtr.
Joyce s,Nilsd. The Death. i,ed stcis
RETRIBCTION
supposed Lapse of Two Month.
ACT 9th DEATH.
Conviction OF Sir Francis Levison The Hare
Family, Miss Cornsy E. charge, Auisu
with an Old Acquaintance
startling Discovery Lady
Isabel Laws Down
Her Cross.
the FAREWELL UNTIL ETERNITY
PRICES OF ADMISSION
Private Boxes, u; Dress Circle, 20 csuta tirulis.
Ia Chair, ID cents Family Circle 2b cents CoUr,l
Gallery, % cent; C0!orrd Parterre, 80 oenlE
Door open At 6A O'Clock Performance CON-
Wonoes ~ . o CLOCK. nov
/ rrAs,
PiCESl
GROUND OEFEESG;
TOBACC CO3!l!
A large invoice or lhr atov, artJlrs nio Low us.
ting received, aud Tor sale by
y } BkUWS
CoIninls Ion Broktr
No, ., " Washington Building
ssyehth street aud Penu Avsuu,
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ESPECIAL ATTENTION Is CALLED TO
n our new stOek Of Fall snd Winter Clothing,
GenB Furnishing Goods, Hats, and Caps
l.. A. BEALL CO.
W 9a-sm Cl0thiers, No. 3Gl Seventh street
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A OCTAVE $500 ROSEWOOD PIANO

4 I OCTAVE 800 ROSEWOOD PIANO
FOR 40oo,
Payable In easy sums Of THREE DOLLARS Yer
month. The Public will please take notice that
the books OF the
Philadelphia Musical Savings and lOau No..
eiety
Ave NOW open to receive su,,eriters to Fourth BE,
rles.
The nrst distribut on Of seven octave kosewc 0d
Pianos tor this series will take place II the Office
No. 1921 CHESTNUT Srest, on TUESDA I.
october IA, 1862, al O'Clock.
Circulate gly.l the FULL plan Of operations ol hs
highly beneficial iastitaOn can bs had BY apply ing
to he Secretary o. the society,
II. W. GRAY BeoIptary
oct l--wo-kiylin Othce, lOSl Chelnut VI
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Banktnk Rates.

The following are the rates at whioh bankers
and brokers are buying and selling gold aud
silver--ths legal tender notes bciug ihs stand.
Ap6.
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vXIANTED--At the New Gogt EDiploytle
w Agency Ofboe, No 5Ii Ninth street. near PS
avenue, TWENTY-FIVE (.;) Vi MITE and COL
ORkD GIRLS, with Kood reierencrF, y, Cooks
Chambermaids, Laundreaee Wait.esses Nurses
aud Seamstresses. Aso young Colored Men to wei
on tables In Private Famie7 OF Hotels. Also van,
I'd houses InnsdiateiS Si.h OF Without tnrnlturt
Employers In want Ct good tgp, will ari It t. bet
advantage to CAL
my 8.u q h. MILLER
VA aSEts7,:g'yH A.5f'., - .$1~T
N..SI4.L-s ID ..u-'. -, - ..ssy Fsiru
A psrf1,. oss II, .'y,r -, .a.N', g.. Gcas frc.,
ST. 70 81 ;' = '...r. 30 lsFs"'h
tsr.-srY - 90 O. 7.r' = 80
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~ arsat FsnnsyivAniA tiOa'd.--ihe
quickest and safest route 10 the NorthSost and
Southwest Two through trais daily, oLd one OF
Sunday Soldiers tickets at Government rntee Il
all the principal points 10 the North and Wea Fol
tickets and iurther Information spply at ths oce OF
the "Great Pennsylvania Route, norths&st corner
donsi Hotel. Oflos open isoGi u. N teHr IN.
%. N0BrDN,
aug ely Agent
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EDWAAD LHCEyV,
Z II 0 q * 4 ~ ~ ~ 1At
No. a7i Ps~~syioo~ta apa.. ,yash,nsa,a. u. C.
Books bossd U svssv s's,s i~ss'y ta",aeoS q.
S.ISaa dSr, 'ESTi-a'I
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Miss Kate Pennoyer,
The Q een ef Tsrp,iohore;
Miss Julia Mortimer,
The Ideaiiz, ,liou Of Melody and Beauty;
Miss Agnes Sutherland,
The so1t;ish EIcauagals

&c, CuU"T OF sISUTs,
Com os,d OF
The Moa Bfautfm Ladies on The &ass
MISS fR SCLs LEROY.
MISS LILLE BRASDOS
MISS JENNIE ALLEN,
MILE LE2tTI ;,
MISS LACRETrA,
Little ELLA
mons ,2olLO'T
BOB siARrr LEV rIHMoNa
iEOF, W kTRrY
GEO g. DELDt 10,
WILLIE EMNRRSo,
EASTER GtoRoE,
MASTER JOHNNY
mast Z gCua OF tho
LARGEST CoHPRKTS IN AMERICA
MISS NATE PENNOYEa
WilpprIar ~ rev BsIetI
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TlHE CHEAPEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN
l. town Is ct
l., A. BEALL cos,
No. 8ol Seventh street.
se 26-2m between and T.
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.ur smI""p Tn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23
TBE pIyEICULTY IN ARIZONA.

From private tier from Arzoua, the Austin ga
s,s gathers the partcnlis of the he m,uy between
- BayGr, ana NJ q p hsly, Editor OF the hesillA
II a. in whi,h the later Seriously II not fatally
wounded. The detail given are as io'loSs.
Blylor called To -lly a. he was p,ssag hs IartsTs
s1yiag he wished speak With him ELY said YES and
,,;ea towards him. dr sug bosie katie from bis boz
SIN a. he approached Baylor seeing this stepped in
SIDE biz door and ssizsj gun with Which, the ad-
vance AID attack Of kly hs knocked the latter doSn,
vi holt attempting 70 shoot he then sviz ID Kelly, and
N lnded that he should give up his bowie knife; TO
which ne replied never" Baylor then shot him With
hi repeater the ball entering h cheek and severug tie
N ain artery Of the meek Baylor tried before the
C,vl authorities and tr,umphanily acquitted.
The difficulty grew on; Of severe stricturss made at
din rea, times by the edor in the Times, the Col
e,alcty fog the duties OF the position he hell and i'm
g'ications OF probA5is c)Wtriice and corruption.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23
TELEGRAPRIO.
IMPORTANT FROM TENNESSEE OF
THE ENEMY


NASHVILLE. Jan. 2O.-The Fort Henry correspondent
of the Union and american, under date Of yesterday
morning. says that three Federal gunboas came within
three or four miles of the Fort Saturday and bred
22 shots from bshnd the Island, three miles below the
Fort all of which fell short more than mile. They
thea retired Il has since been acsrtaned that they
Landed $500 troops at ferry ~ miles below the Fort
aud Il is further understood that between eight and ten
thousand Federa arc marching from Mayaeld to either
Fort Henry or to Paris, Tenn
Gen. Van Dorm passed through Nashville on yester-
day, presumed On rou to Bowling Green.
NASHVILLE Jan 2l- pseugers b. to-day'S train re-
port that fedsras to the number Of between ten and
twelve thousAd are ct Murray Galloway county, Ky,
about 22 miles from Paris Tenn audit is further rePor
that they intend to march TO already marching
in the direction of Paris Tnee is nothing however, def
nitely known Of their movements Intentions Ifthey
mend to 90 TO Paris it is evidently for the purpose Of
seizing the railroad there and burning the bridges, 10
prevent communication between Columbus and Bowling
Green.
MEMPHIS, jan 2l.-The lItest intelligence received
from Paris Tennessee Is to the t'ct that large fede-
raj force Il at Murray Ky threatening Fort Henry and
the Memphis and Ohio Rllroad. Their object is TO cut
Of communication between Memphis and Bowling
Greer.
There was come excitement prevailing at Paris (2s
miles from Murray and several systoders have reach
ed Memphis with their negroes.
There was nothing new at Columbus, although an al
tack was momentarily expected.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23

LATER IRON TBg no GR1NDE.

BroEusvils letter, OF December the y. in tie
Houston 7sle0ropi eon:sias some paragraphs of into
RESI-, from among shich ex.rac. 70 the following
The siSe Of A4taaorAs skill COCA This Is the
thirty third day OF the sege aud up TO the present mo-
mt scarcely foot has been lost or gained snce the
6rst day Much valuable property has been destroyed
AID few killed and sounded large Quantities Of Pou-
der burnt and lead wasted ana prospect OF change
50 far as ether Of those parties have she power TO effect
&C.. BII Ne hSve hope from another quarter Neas Of
da6lite and said to be Of = reliable character, reach
ed here last evening TO the effect that VldAurr, with
ll0 men the march tor AAtamOrNs, sent by the
fs e.a government uith shom be has made peace al
instructed TO put down all sectional and party
srfes and thereby unite the whole nation against the
common enemy-Spun. He is invested With the full
command Of the mnary department Of the North, aud
bis headquarters are 70 be AZ hAaToras. give you
the news for Ehl, IL Is worth though mus: state that
E fully believed BY the most intelligent ciIE ma in this
GARTER on both sides Of the creek.
We feel httIe aEN 70 few more troops doEn
here from the Interior in view o. 80 large Mexican
fotcs being near US Can't quietly urge the neces
sity Of fes infantry soldiers coming down. They
are needfll or win be, I fear. We doa't want any
mo-e artillery or cavalry there enough Of those here
nov; how msHv, / suppose il would be improper TO
ss bus tel the infantry 10 along, and IS fast sc
th=Y Cal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23
Fron The Ffed-ricnbarE herald Of The slBs.
ERnN THE pnrnNAC BATTERIES

We have report that large transport ship attempt
od 20 pass the battery Cock PIT Point ION the Poo
mac,D on Friday, but vas "bsough. to" BY veil d.
rectei Ere. The vessel is reported have been struck
hov ofen do o. kuOS but With sCca consequences
induced the very hssgy departure OF al hands from
on bjlrd 10 their snail boats leaving the transport
tie mercy o! the Winds waves and the Coniederates
Unfortunately our forces at Cock Pit Point had no
boa with which 20 Ou ard bring in the prize, but
had sect od 70 another quarter tor small boats.
We have 10. leaned any further tdngs except that
the Of the transport sken on board OF tug
Which feared an attempt Al rescung the transport
There evidently much feeling abroad At the escape
oil NE ship Pensacola from batteries on her pas
sage down from Washington. I, is reported but We
ta7s been uashs 70 trae. il to reliable source that
general Johnston either hts intends 20 change the
mmald and force a. one more OF the Upper PotO-
mac ba'tries There ala reports about court-mar
tas a.. BAT before remarked, il! may all be idle
rumar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-23
BRIDGE RuRNNG IN TENNESSEE.
= Cincinnati Commercial saws:

Tee Cincinnati Commercial says;
We happened 20 know that the bridges we're burned
In East Tennessee pursuant TO understanding With
or Government aud that General sherman made SOL
u prome TIA. e. sOoa a. tbs news OF the d,sructon
q. the BRIDGE reached him be would push strong col
uun through Cumberland Gap, 10 the assistance OF the
uprl.i-g UuOu men. After the ness OF the battle oil
Wild Cat. the time fKcd for burning the bridges uAs
Cd,nzed and they burned week sooner than Was
Or finally Intend a. aad ID Sas thought desirable TO Gu
on rsiniorcsm.u,s from Zpfcoasr just a. our troops
uoull BE- lAsug h.m through the dshes Of the noun
Lua.