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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

T.. Yo1m.. 90. II, 35tb.
2. Nat'srson, Go. y. aJth.
NJ. Link, Go. A, 15.n.
l.. Sherwood, Go. d, 55,h.
~. HH1'., Band, 'atu.
B. riv. 60. s sch.
I.Ir,u., Go q. n-A.
j.. D.t44.I..., 90. &, a1th.
If.-h knIy. 20. D, -,th.
J.. i,ooi, 90. ], sch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

BurIH BAEK IrrtNoS Losr At
Lebanon wa, from Quebec, bound to Be-"' WV" .
...r ID, Of timber
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

SAL or COArNcATED C0rIoS. - Yesterday
afternoon sale of coniscated cotton took place a.
Lambier's Wharf, Souih Brooklyn, by orde. Of
james C.. Clam. |. 5. Marshal Tor the Southern
Dist.ic OF Florida. The sa.e conpri ed 1, $50 babes
OF cotton, recently brought 70 ti' port, from hoy
West, in the bark Texan Star. The amount re~lAe eco
was about ;@C00O0. Tie sale occupied but few
Minutes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

AggItAL or TUE BODY OF LlEur. CHAz'rIr,
Nullp Is BArrLr.-Thc body of lie lac Lieut..
A.o'phus T. Chazot,s % Company T. .th Regiment,
Ncv-,Ioisey Volunteers, who was in'i'nI! "'4ea ID
th. battle at AIechai cvie on THURSDAY y ne q,
mr.y,d in Jersey CITY where he oeloleco' yesier'
'le. The independence Guard Of tie q re. men''
N.LS. NJ. OF winch deceased was a member arc
making arrangements to inter the remains WIN "I'-
i.ry honols-,le funeral 10 take place on 4tA'-o"y
afternoon. Lieut.. Ciazot,e was - years d" hge'
,ou,g man Of great pror.se, and was loved and re-
s-c..cd by all who knew hin. lie EEL WhAe gal
utlv leadiue Company B, OF the same 70 -eI' The
,...',. of which were ciabled, and he laced IN
...,...rs. Hc,... .0ot IN the bead, tie bal enter
,.., Pine l.ft ,,cc, aad passing tmoo-i h.a head
came out g. tbe ucht ear, causing insii'n' o'''-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09
ANDRE FGc-lrvT
yer Yo,t. Jrly C, 1862.

CoBoNERs' CAsEs.-Cororer Collin yesterday
held m iasue.. Gle bo'y Of Edward Flynn 70 ~ nom
.aao.dl1 the l1cS tie foot 81 / free
Monday and led o. hi- lics az the Now-fors hosoaL
Collin also Ac. inquest on tr n-i' 90 bl--st
%, s 81 20 died fl1l M es received b.! .-lL- r cse cn
tie AeS. Haven RtToa1.
Coroner Rauuey held inquest tie bolyot steven
,gs 90 years Nlch los 1und Ia the water - ' ",-s
tcT.
Verde, IN each case. Accidental death"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

FILLING rp rrr RAYgs OF - s3D NEw-YoRN
NoLryrrERs.--Iicu'. j. W. dempsey has ben
dole Jtod by tAc Secretary Of Var 20 oicn recruit
ing Office for the second Regiment, y. Y. 5. u.
I'D yolm,-crr' and can be seen at the Armory,
corner Of I,li p aeon and Sevetb street. Thin iH.-
1isbe. an opportunity ior youpg men to unite viii e.
weI.Auo,yn and weil-ired regiment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

>otnlrR, Ho,rr,L-At the present ume there
ave tut about thirH-hse patients III TIC Ho'ue'"
Hospital in Jersey CITY. large number are how
over. hourly expected. Ton whom ample a''ommoes-
p. % las been provided.
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si----'-i' ~ -
.--, ,,, nm, III N f,I-pV
-khlf ~ VI IN '''''
a.. rsi.. Ht..- fr.,t k,ttrle4 Monroe, armed ll
J "' '-'th '.'f' 49, -oo q, .
Z night. having On Nni 81 b.Ndl" VI '"' M ''
tai. t,,cly. lied On the piss.gc. v.
'iiH'' ''''i'l0
dish th,. Names of thp en- belonging 20 liiu = 'i
, r b. ,,tf
'f''''-' i'.' E - % qfs,
'.rf ,''' -.
4' '' 10 q -.th
-- Ni on" ann. - ~ y a.,
HaH'f i'"'in''.t l,
" n- O., ii'oD' '' 20 l. ,ob
t.'r'r v. li'ii"',,' 10 -
90 3, ni."" rt..
tl.'r. J.. ~ HrI4e' '" 70 't''
WI. Noirf1. 90 Il. 8'ih
Lew Rome Co q. '..'
=. tfas.. Go. 10. '.tiI
ioUl. ~ilecrm 100. 60. I'. '-li.
JsiH.s PuIdy, TO ;. a.n
Charles j. rU". , o. - 3ih.
bau. Snyder, GO. r. ION
q. fufA. GO. - 'th
ih'mis sinii9' o. r. "a
li4r .on Nu..i 20. . - ,ieI
q. fea-fon g.. g. I'd
141ii1s hc--hfftf % ~ -.
'lares Lsitou, Go. II, ~ " ~. ~
Sergeant Alex brown. - ~ ~ l. Dat
" %. ". buad. GO. ~ ~ ~ l. Dat
Charles Licter. Go. II, an
ir1ulrd & Bulls 90. =, ION
Louis Oidnev, Co V. iith.
TL.0tiuf ". Woodward 90. II lst \. !. AZ.
Iohu li,ency Co. h. ia.
l. Tsrpourine. Co + iiih.
t. ,pnIp Co. +, "a.
p gi,,n,iir.. Go. X, 6e.h.
ID ID Bates, 20. T.. dist.
" n .i,. Co. l. 6is;
W H. Willy Co * 10th.
Z Uou.4r. 90. l.. GisL
J. kob. Go. G. 5ih
u Hpetlev Co g. lrh.
J. Kelv. o. I'D
6 H. Sie.nblrgel 60. -, o.th
4 4 Bascr 60. n. f5th.
l. Esssett Go. X. 18Th.
L. Winaus Co ID, o7tn.
PEI. Gihlin Go. 7. Iith.
D. sullivan Co r. goth
& salmon TO- n Glth
4. Follows. Co. X, 18Th.
a smith 90 X i4th
4 K.er,n Co d. ftn
! ~ PIKE GO ID 9TH
H. Harley Co D. 9th.
G. M.,tind,.e Co g. ed
J. atwood, Co. h. SD.
j. b. BurA. Go. y. 18th.
D. ende'l. Co. X. I'D
e.. Cassidy. Co. r. 37.h.
-. Gibson. Go. n. Jlth.
a. .henerSy Go. H. 1stb.
49, r. Close, .th Battery.
] g. shuIt, Co J. llh.
J. farley 60 r. B.h.
G. Fullerton. Co } 18Th
& gaIn "a H. 10
shaw Co n 3stn.
n V..b Co A a,th
~ ny 60 / gs,h
tle, Durham. Co H. a5tL.
+ Dunn O.. l. IOflh.
4 r. a. len CO. | g.tl.
g. e. Upde-ran Band 15th.
n Med 90. y e'iL
" O.. Graham, 90. y. a.tA.
D. Ionef GO. y. 18th
= Horcit. Go. =. 18th.
n. Grove, Co {. b.th.
H. q; " yson. Go, &. tth.
- D.. Wilson, Go. y. itd
J. Remwcl c. b. 5'tA.
J.. " ate. 60. J. 18th
". Igusn, Go u, Jiih
l.. Cohen. 9Th batefJ.
john Bi.cs, Co ~ "a
q. Iioyt Co u, s,h
A. H. - D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

Tnr NV CnoIoS RlsaRsoIr.-We learn tAit
the new R.seryog IT, Eighty ninth street has been
open for the in,pec on of the pubic since the "0h
nii The Cl,ton Aqn,duct Board Lave caused the
worn 10 be Lighted nom i. IA. 10 p. M, dtliy IN
order TO give visitors an opportunity Of viewing the
great enterprise. Tie introduction Of water VIII
take place Oh the 10Th instant.
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Verde, in each case, Accidental death -

Tps FArRIFs AFTER THE WIZARp.-In '1S-'vc
rl.. sr from Winter Garden entered tie 81 Yos once ID
rody yesterday 20 maze paint against oi-- 1d-f-
.oa thc Wizard q tn Nofh, VINO. they ca ld s .cec'ei
L, diem to lie amount Of go, and tne' 1Idetood
be- Is about 10 tie city they asked hs Homo n redress
ler directed % resort 20 the eice a. ~ th' 'ff
GER VINO i /, understood has aeadJ taken proper i'ts oi
the ratohurA u tle M. -nnt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

P.Io. Court Ti.t 0.''rici. halls Of Jasf'c''
Nc,. Ioyk July p ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-Last evening lsaoeiS
kieruon residing no ~ Nest Twenty est ~
.nn.ei commit eide So allowing dose 90 -si 10
lie police OF tie sixteenth Precinct had her conveyed 20 ~"
Bellevue Hospital
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ADVERTISEMENT.
IL. uH..rf hnrI

UoLNAN'S JU,ENILE OPERA IR0t!E, noM
,rorairc At B,RyrNs Mr,ECy j. one q lie o --li.d
.,r before orr new lolA puo.ic. They 81 d'lfht ne
e. snd children who assemble there to-dsy-t n'n.l
b.. y holiday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

:, yrpsrrs ScmooL Pi.Sic.-l esterday,
ioces Wood presented Kay and aFy spectacle
~ .,-, tl.r 'r"ny thousand uen, women aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

TIE Elm civ, from Fortress Monroe, arrived laie
la.t night, having on boad upward ~ 800 SICK and
y.ornled .oai,r4-twcye lied on the passag" We
.;l .l ,,,..s ,r ih, men bclun.in- 90 the .,ai':
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-09

Women who have to earn their living. can
llv lat their talents ht iiem for o. wh god ~ ,no-
..ral d. auiuation q. Pow er Weiss. N' .n d"tJ
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fAdyeitisemeutl
CLOTHING.

1t EyAa-', AMI ro.to,-'t.'
% Der cent below Broadway puot-
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
LATEST NEWS
BY THE MAILS
From Washingt0a.
Special to the Chicago Tribune.


WASHINGTON, Feb. H.
The Irtelligencer says that Ives, Of the New
! ork Htraid, should be tried, ard if q SPY, he
should be hung.
The Senate has not, Is repor.e ed, refused to con-
frm Psducah Smith. He will be confirmed. The
opposition 10 him is naiIly from the Borde.
states. Garrett Davis, of Kentucky, is especially
hostile.
The Committee of Ways ssd Means have voted
an appropriation for Branch Mint in Nevada.
A deserter from Fort Pulaski says it is provi
stoned fer two months and well defended, but all
supplies are :ut of. Tatnall's feet numbers three
boats. The Fort mounts mortars and Al guns,
one riHed. He thinks there are 10000 rebels at
Savannah, including 500 from Manassas, and
says many rebel soldiers would gladly join the
Unionists.
AThe Rev. stewart, arrested in his Alexan iria
pulpit for refusing TO read the prayer for the Pre-
sident, by Col. Farnsw orth'e Illinois cavalry, has
been released by Gen. Montgomery, to whose dis
oretion tie matter Was left BY Seward, to whom
he telegraphed for instructions Gen. Mon:gor-
cry has previously attended church there when
the prayer for the President was omitted.
Adams, . we'll known secessionist, arrested by
IN officer Of the Illinois Cavalry. On suspicion Of
communicating with the rebels, has alss been re.
leased by Gen. Montgt merv. who has, strangely
enough, but just issued IN order threatening with
arrest females or others Of secession prociivties
making offensive remarks to soldiers and Union
citizens.
The House reversed the action Of the Commtte
on Ways and Means as to the W bite House extras
voting the deficiency, Sl1 600. The retrench ers
aLd reformers generally voted in the affirmative
Complete plans a nd specifications Of our Vest
| ern gun boats were found in Fort Henry.
Gov. Wright, late Minister 70 Berlin. will prob
ably be Bright's successor.
The Nirgi MIA roads are improving.
There will be NOV ernent SOON
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
xxxvll CONGREss.-FyRsr SESSION
WARRINGTON. Feb. II

ARLINGTON, fee. IL
sNAT!.-Mr. Sherman objected to the amend
0ent to the Treasury Note bill, providing for de-
losIte, - II woH!d tend 10 prevent exchange into
bonds and DO great harm.
MIR. hing moved to reduce the Ter centage to
one per cent Rejected.
The amendment providing 70. depos;e Of five
PER cent, was elcctei.
The amendment setting apart the proceeds Of
the public lands and confscated property and
duties on imports, for the interest Of the debt in
bonds AMI notes, ard for q sinkin; fund, was
adopted.
Several other verbal amendments OF the Com
mttee, were adopted.
Mr.. Fesscnden moved to amend the FIRST section
50 n to make the bonds reclsimAble at pleasure
in tive years instead Of twenty years, ard payable
in twenty years.
Mr. Sh erman opposed the amendment. ~ tend
ing depreciAte the CO aracter OF the boEds.
Mr. Fessenden said the amendment was to pre-
vent paying too sh interest for long number OF
years.
Mr.. Chandler said there was DO time siLce the
first Of November, that the war could not Dc
closed in sixty days. Only one obstacle had stood
in the way for four months, which Congress couid
remove tomorrow. He believed the ORDER foT
ward would be giyen, ami the war closed BY 'h'
lst day Of May.
Adjourned.
! WAsHIsGroS Feb Is.
| SENAlE-A message was received from thu
I mouse say y!ny thRt IL alshgfeeu VILE tAe "ehHtV
amendment to the civil and miscellaneous appro
| priatiop bill
!. The Treasury Note bill was taken up. Th'
question was on Mr. Fessenden. amendment, L
make the bonds redeem abie after five years al Ii
pleasure e the I nited States, which amend
ment was withdrawn.
Mr.. Colismsr moved to strike out that portion o
the bill which makes the notes . legal tender 70
private debts.
Mr.. Wilson was opposed TO the amendment, an
If il was adopted he sh ould vote against the bill
He onsidered that il would be wickedly uni US
to place all this money in the hands Of the soldier
and employees Of the Government, forcing then
to take il, and then not to protest it after il was
their hands.
The House proceeded 10 the consideration of to
joint res luton reported by Mr. Holman, from III
Committee on Government Contracts, authoriziu
the Secretary Of War I. pay the HAM bal .
JOSEPH, and the Pacific l.ailroad Companies ft
the transportation of troops, munitions OF VA
etc, but at rates rot greater than those require
from private Individuals. Congress il grantin
lands towards the construction Of these roads /,
served the right 10 transport property or troops
the U. ). free Of charge. without viewing d
principle it j. NV proposed TO compensate the
for their services, tho ground that their ablli'
has been greatly Impaired by the rebellion, al
destruction OF their bridges, etc.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
TO-DAY'S ADV'TS.

VTNRUSTEE'S SALE.-Whereas, on the 9Th
1 day of July, A. d., ls5s, Wm nooian, and
and W. Dooan, his wife, executed unto David
;. True ~ Trustee, . certain deed Of Trust con-
yeying to said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa. described as follows, to-wit: An undivided
equal one af par, Of the north hAl Of the south
Township No. Seven,y-eight rs north Of range
four eas, Of the 9TH p. N. which sail conveyance
was made by the said William Uoolan for the
purpose Of securing the pAymep. Of . certain
promissory note and the interest thereon signed by
said William Doolan, dated the 9Th day Of July,
A. D., 1855, and payable as follows: for tue sum
of thirteen hundred and City $50 dollars, pay
able on the 9Th day OF July, 1859, with interes;
the rate Of ten per cent. per annum after u 4tu-
rity.
And now. said Yromissory note having become
due and payable, and the said William lDoolan.
having failed 10 pay the same, |, David ). True,
Trustee as aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue OF the power which Is in mo
vested by said Deed Of Trust. wilton Friday.
the 2sth day oi February, A. D., 1869, at the
hour Of two o'clock, in the afternoon, Of
said day, ut the Court House door
in the City Of Davenport, expose and offer for
sale 1T public auction, the parcel Of land
above much thereof ~ shall DO me-
esary to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note,
with the pterest th to the day OF sale, togeth
o. with all the costs asd expenses attending said
| sale, costs Of this notice and trustec'sfees
Dated the l4th day Of February. A. D., 1892
DAVID 8. TRUE,
febl4-dtf1 Trustee
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From st. Louis.

S1. LOUIS, + eO. ID.
The ReyuWicaa'. Fort Henry corre.i ondeu.,
gives further particulars Of tho Tennessee river
gun boat expedition: \, eTery village the people
insisted upon loading their visitors with presens.
and as far as Florence the river caL be navigated
almost ~ safely as the Ohio. Blessings, cheers
and the widest entn usiasm greeted the gun
Everywhere numbers of prominent nen came Tor
ward ard said sho uld the Union army enter Ten-
nessee, 10000 men were ready and anxious to pro
tct III cir e., and would At oDcs cluster around
4. Cncer lie laws u.aIdirg II EN- = jc'n ID 2
,ehel army, q. lose :heir property, :.cT weIe
Obliged to succunb in self.defenee
The officers of the guI-boa,s say that it Is iE-
possible to doub; the genuineness Of ahe greet,
To. ina. every where meet them. The Rebel
-e.. wholly under the control Of the politician,
r. can't speak the peoEe feelings OF sec ession.
Th;s element ID principally comprised OF the law
-. rortisn. Of community, who ovsrawe, by vio-
Ter ce. the order loving Union citizens.
A, Sarama, Lieut.. Phelps learned tnat Rebel
.,v.irv reein ent was cncamped about . mile dis
t.pt He Immediately ordered company Of one
hundred and thirty marines; under Col. Given, to
m.-ch assins, them, but tie Rebels hearing Of the
- ovement, fed in panic, leaving everything be-
hind them Their camp WAS burned and cen
siderable quantity cf arms and stores were cap
/ tured.
uurer Tennessee. The Appleton Belle had fou
| thousand pounds Of powder aboard. and when Erred
was purposely anchored opposite the fine residence
OF Judge Creevast, = noted loyalist. which va
com pletely shattered by the explosion.
partially finished Rebel gun. boat, .hs
Eastport, is fne AMI fast steamer
$50 ieet long, very staunch, and constructed 90 a
| to be rendered SHIT proof by compressed bales Q
cotton and iron plates.
The steamer illinois brought down qusntit!
az tobacco Yesterday from Paris. A large qaansi
tv OF Dig iron near there will be removed - 500
. possible. ...h. al
;nst.. says that Genps Bssursgasd, Pillow sn'
iCheatham were th0e =
h ~ eootaino Desarsnrd's yaaa q ssss's
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
A Rebel Divine Arrested.
AN ATTACK TO BE MADE on FORT
DONELSON.
Martial Law Proclaimed at NoI folk.
VIRGINIA CONSTITUTIONAL CON-
VENTioN.
News 1roxn Mexico.
Important News fro N the Burn.
side Fleet.
General Miramon a Prisoner,
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
Martial Law Proclaimed at Nol folk.
CONSTITUTIONAL CON-
VENTioN.
Important News fro N the Burn.
side Fleet.
Genera! Miramon a Prisoner,
FORENOON DISPATCHES.
From Washington.

WAsHINGToS, Feb. y.
The 1r.la.ne's Washington conespon dent says Of
Gensral Stone, that ne used 70 have stolen inter-
views with the rebels, and that. .
package was a; least on one occasion, seen to pass
from him TO them. He with su-ly words refused
pass to the widow of a volunteer. no wish ed 10
seek for the body Of her husband in the enemy 5
line but in the Of the ladies' who on frivo-
loas psetsxts desired to go ami come, helwas all
urba0ity, and freely gave passss- pa SOS. too,
which covered Trunks that were not to be ex-
amined.
The Alexandra C1ro.tcle says much excite
nen' as been oc.aioned by the arrest Of the Rev.
Mr.. Stewart, who, In spite Of remoE strances and
warnings, persisted in rsraiing his rebel procivi-
ties in the pulpit.
The Senate Military COMMITTEE will report at
III er next meeting reorganization Of tho Medi
cal department q the iarmy, Increasing the num-
Der Of surgeons and other members Of the service
ard making it altogether a separate depart
men;.
Gen. Montgomery, Military Governor Of Alex
andrig, is abusing his officers by releasing rebels
assisted by his subordinatcs. Not content with
allowing Rev. Mr.. Stewart TO omit the prayer 70.
the President from the service, lie set b IN at lib
ertv, after his arrest account OF that.
Worlds Dispa,ch.i
well known citizen here, named Magruder
shoe dealer, was arrested to-day, on o charge o.
| treason, he having been communicating with ths
enemy. The charges against him are alleged &
| be very serious in this respect.
| 'osToN, Feb. l.
! The trouble between Gev. Andrew and Zen
| Butler has been adjusted.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails
FOsroFFIC8 At DAVENPORT, IOWA.

EAsTIRS MAIL-via kR1R R-Closes at S
O'Clock NJ Closes At ~ o'clock P NJ; arrives
at ~ O'Clock NJ arrives at 81 o'clock P NJ
Sundays excepted.
WESTERN MA1L-via NJ Z N r R-Closcs a. 91I
o'clock A NJ arrives at 5 o'clock P NJ, Sunday.
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Lyons l. Camanche-
Closes at o'cleck P NJ arrivesat6 O'Clock PM
NORTHERN MAL-Via Dewitt l. Maouokets-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at . ocloc /
Pm arrives Tuesday, Thursday snd Saturday .,
s o'clock z NJ.
Rours No. los77-via Blue Grass, se-Close,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday II O'Clock p N
srrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 1t 8
o'clock Pm.
RoUTs No. l0S4s-vis Tipton-Closes Tuesday
and Friday at IL o'clock NJ arrives Tuesday and
Friday 1t IL o'clock NJ.
SoUfHRRX AAIL-via Burlington / Keokuk-
Closes Sunday, Tuesday and Friday 1t O'Clock P
arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at Z
Ror7E No. lcsr-via Pusalo-Clcses FRIDAY
ats O'Clock A n arrives Saturday at g O'Clock
pm.
RourH No. 1os5o-via Annarosa L Walnut
Forks-Closes Thursday at IL NJ arrives Thurs
day at II o'clock N.
HOrRs-Ofice open at o'clock A NJ: closes at
o'clock n. Office open on Sunday from 9 to
10 O'CLOCK A NJ.
~ As the principal mails are carried bv Rail
Road, all the time rs stated in the above notice
viii be RAIL ROAD TlAR, the clock in the Suner.
intendsnt's Office, b N Depot, being the sta,d
ard. CHAS. H. ELDRIDGE. p. N.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
News from the Fleets.

New YORK, Feb. l..
The s.eans sr Baltic has arrived, AMI brings 7oO
bsie- OF cotton aud ia Vi the Stone feet.
Eight rebel prisoners were also brought aad
placed in Fer. Lafayette, VII were taken III
boat
The weather was getting di.agreeatIy warm,
ami heavy rams ia. ing.
Contrabands were still picking cotton, and Their
numbers fast Increasing.
Gen. Sherman las succeeded .n e4 iAd.rg AL
reporters from his lines.
Several reg iments have been removed from iiil-
ton Head to the fort on Danfuski leland tn near
est point 10 Fort Fulaski that lie occupied ez-
cert Tybee.
Several gun-bca;s, schooner, and a number q
fats with Parrot guns. kowi;zers and inortays ac.
c 5Mf panied tile expedition.
! Ta,nai's gun beats soon after made their aP-
pearan,e, and three iun tie gauntlet 10 Fort Iu-
| laski.
Stevens Br n c was prevented from forming .
| junction on account II b5.acles in the river.
Fort Pu SKI is said 10 be in as bad fix sam
| ter was.
| Our engineers are driving piles 70 ,narshy is
land for road and fouHiation for batteries.
| This island hes between the Union forces and IT.
jackson.
| Our forces make advances every dav.
| Our guu-noats had shelled out post on Pine IS.
| land, and Inade an advance towards 5lufton,
where there is large force.
| Fort Jackson is to pe taken AMI Savannah will
SON De captured.
! Another account says the expedition left tn
Monday, including all the gunbca:s and trans
ports, sufficient for the shipment 1000 troops,
which will 60 through Catalogue Sound into
Savannah rlver, without: coming vIthin range Of
Pnlaski's guns.
The rebel. have withdrawna large humber Il
troops from Charleston ard Port Roy al to Savan-
nan. Twelve Thousand troops were 70 leave soon
to take the railroad, and thence TO Charleston.
Three regiments Of cavalry join them, and also
| several artillery egiments.
Weather beautiful. Troops enthusiastic.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-14
From Mexico.

NEW YoRK, Feb -.
The steamer Columbia las arrived from Havana
tie 5th. newspaper correspondent reports tho
sickness among the allied troops in Mexico as
frightful.
The rebel schooner ictoria sailed from Havans
on the .th, with cargo Q. arms and ammunition
Lieut.. Mofht, late commander Of the Federal
steamer CRUSADER, il now commander of the rebel
schooner Cecil
The steamer Columbia t:ings Havana dates Of
the ssh inst
1t appears that Mi.anon or arriving at Vera
Cruz from Havana, vas arrested by the British
Admiral for former robbery 0! the British Lesa
tioH in Mexico.
Sckne,= and death among the Allied t.oonss 5
frightfu'.
Tacou, formerly civil engineer Of the Mexican
Railrosd, who lett 10 join the Rebels in South
Carolina, has returned TO Havana on the pirate
steamer Kate, and ls en- route for Vera Cruz, in
hopes to obtain his old situstion-in which he
will be GlsappCinted