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The Great Battle.
ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARs.
Chicago, Ftb. iS.-The TRInuSE'S special
dispatch from Fort Donelson, says that the Position
Of the ground occupied by troops in the attack
ON Fort Donelson, was such that not more than one
regiment could operate at the time, while the
rebels could bring nearly their whole force to bear
AZ Ainht US.
The frst regiment to receive the rebels tie
Eighteenth Illinois, which fonght with desperate
courage until their ammunition WAS exhausted,
when they were forced 70 retire.
They were replaced by the Eighth Illinois, who
were also driven back AFTER firing their last rosnj.
Meanwhile the other regiments were lending
such feeble assistance ~ their positions would al.
init.
Gen. Lew. wsllAOs then ordered W re- enforce
Gen. McClernsnd, and he sent two brigades hom
the centre.
The 9lst Illinois Regiment, Col. Logan, Tough,
like veterans, defending SchwartE's battery under
,he most calling FIRE until every horse at the battery
killed, t'gether with All the on oers who hal
charge Of the guns, well the Lieut.. Colonel,
the acting Major, seven Captains, and a number Of
LieutenAnts Of the 9ist Illinois Regiment had been
killed and the Colonel wounded.
Being nearly surrounded, Captain Cook, who was
eft In command, drew OF what wAa len Of the reg
ment not, ho Eever, until their last round was ex-
-. =, 4, ----, 49,, :,
rebels l,.,o,e them.
lhe second bf'Sade theh came np ana tooktl ~
place Of the retired ona, and fought desper ltey,
lsip, a f,rea, nurnber of Hal bu, i,b aha asi.,
- 80, -, -, - ~,
anOe o' Po''loh o "S'"'eS ui'iAioh' 'he 'o'h Anh
b0th Ohio regiments, drove the rebels back " their
e.trsurbmeuta. 0aInin0 n p,rtinn Of aha yrnund
~,
'os.'
lhe object OF the rebels was evidently n cut
their way though our troops
IT, Caror.l t,b,.,r 40, ,,.i,,,r.. l. p,,,,,I
80 N''t P'''-'7' - 'A'''0H
Johnson' Brgadier General from Tennessee.
C,i,o nh II Tbs s,a,msr uo,,rbt, .,,i,oA
"
nom fort Doh'ls'h thIs evening" bringing MISS
lsppi regiment as prisoners, and 90 or 90 wounI sd
sldiers who were ian al Mound Civ. Eiuh, ar
nina %, ,h0 ,,,a, LIN ro,..I -,
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Two Days Lmer from Europe.

HdiiftIr, fej. 22.-Tne Il. NJ. steamship Nj
agara, from Liverpool, Feb. ssh, via Queenstown,
9th, arrived here this evening.
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c.hsr articles ls,ely pronibitsd.
Feance.
The INK Of France, on the 9Th, reduced i,s rate
OF discount from ~ ~ per cent.
Lstcst By Telegraph to Qneenstswn.
Turin FEB, e-The ITALIA publishes = circular
frum the Ministry Of the Interior eShorang pre-
tects 10 prevent hy the exercise OF legitimate in
huence popular mani iestations like those recently
made In Parma and other towns.
Copenhd1en, Fcb. q-The G1vetnmen, has OBJ
tAned an import ant victory, ~ tine mini pro-
jet for the niodif cation Of ,he quorum In the Ri
grad was adopted yesterday by great majority
amer pru,ra,ttd discussion.
Puris, F,b. 9.-Mr. Sliiel has arrived at dge's
Hotel In More.
T6nnd. Ftb. In the negotiations respecting
the elevation IL the ArohGuke MNximilian " the
hrcne II MexioA theie s question Of tho eession
Of ven,ua
Communication IL interrupted throughout slmost
all Germany, in consequence Of inundstons.
CoNNynctAL.
Colt, n was buoyAtt and firm. Breadstuhs had a
dow inward tendency. Provisions were still dcc,in-
ing. Consols p2's aQ3 for money,
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DRUGS AND DlEs.


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ARRIVAL AT FLORENCE, ALA.


the state Of Alabama, and ascending 10 Florence
at the foot of tho muscle shoals. On coming in
sight OF tho town Of Florence, three steamers
we're discovered by our men, but they wero i'm
med stely set on lire by the rebels. Some shots
were fired from the opposite side Of the river be-
low. force was hnded and considerable
quantities of supplies marked Fort Henry we're
.ecured from the burning wrecks. Sumo hal
been loaded ard stored. Oar ho.illa took pos
session Of as much OF these stores as they coIld
bring away, and destroyed the remainder. A
large quantity OF iron plating, evidently intend
cd for Eastptrt, was found here also.
A deputation Of the citizens OF Florence,
waited upon Captain Phelps, desiring that they
might be made able 20 quiet the fears OF their
wives and daughters with ASSURANCE that they
would not DO mo estsd also, praying that the
Captsin would not destroy the railroad bridge.
As for the first prop lstion, the anxious ia
theirs and husbands wero assured that tho fed'
erals were neither ruflitns nor savages, and that
they were on an errand Of protection to loyal
~ and enforcement oflIw. As to tho second
prop sition, Captain Phelps said that if the
'ge were away he could ascend no higher,
and thai II could possess, 81 far as he Faw, no
military Importance AS IL simply connected
Florence with the railroad on the south bank Of
the river.
Our brave commlnd had seized three robol
steamboats,, one Of them half ipished guG-
boat, and had forced the rebels to burn six
Others loaded with supplies, los vas heavy
blow TO the On, my.
In the official report of this important expo.
dition Captain Phelps says that he me, with
the most graft 'ying proofs of Loyalty everywhere
aero Tennessee and in the portions Of NJ ssis-
sppi and AlsOama visited by him. Most affect.
ing instances greeted him hourly. Mon, wO
men ard children several times gathered in
crowds Of huIdreds, shouted his welcome, and
hailed the rational flag with an enthusiasm not
70 DO mistaken. IL was genuine anl heart
felt. The loyal people brayod everything to
get TO tho river bank to SOC ths old flag once
more. Their tales of persecution and suffer
Ing were heart rending. Tears flowed freely
down the cheeks OF mon as well as women,
as they spoke Of the fondly cherished hope
Of again living under the Stars and Stripes.
At Savannah, Tennessee Captain Phelps
was assured that OF the several hundred troops
near that place, more than one-hAlf would have
hailed their capture BY oar men a. deliver
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nab. No. l61Ai
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lfnIothy.".2 Geo 2 10
SDAH-n.
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TIE MnXIcAN IllBRoGLIO.


LosDoN, Fob. T., 1852.
The Blue Book ON the intervention in Mexico, just
published. contains the most danning exposure OF
modern English diplomacy with all ia hypoe'itie'l
cant. ferocity against ,he weak, crawling before tue
strong, and Gites disregard Of international law.
mu.f reserve for another letter the nsk Of forward
ing by minute analysis Of tie dispatches exchanged
between Downing street ard the British representa-
tives Of Mexico, tho inelagabe proof that ue
preqent imbrogIo I, Of English origin, taat England
look the initiative in bringing about the in;erven
ton. and did 20 On Ireexls too ii,msy and seh-con-
Trajectory TO even vail the real but ur'yowed no
lives Of her proceedings. The iniauy Of the means
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and the Company will only be made yet closer than
it bss been; faint ng it has heretofore done, Tor
many years, the whole political atmosphere; spreac'
ing still further and wider the malaria which has
surrounded it from It's conception; working more po-
ltical ruin on every hand and blasting the character
and the prospects OF those who should be growing up
to the full stature OF Statesmen, with ambition worthy
Of the uumbers the intelligence, and tie industrial
progress Of the country they permitted ~ govern
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ORFFNF-EUNKINS-ln Ga eus H., on srndsy Dec. ~,
1851 by the Rev Mr. Clark Ut shs residence Of The BRIDGE
iaiber Edw ard T. Greene eldest son q Daniel Greene
of ID. Hunkir, esq.
l;ORrHRIp-i IRKINS-On Thursday, Msrcb 9, by the
Rev. T. w Smith. Henry G. Nor.hrp 20 Miss CoEneis \.
Pirkns. ell of Milton. n. y.
PIrAlAs-DE LA NERONE-On Thursday 1urch C, BY he
Rev John Cotton Smith Charles P.tDsn to Eliza Rebecs
Do La gsrgne oil Q: this city.
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In tie rs, Of Senators voting on the Susquehanna
Railroad bill, az published ia 1HE TnIRusE cone
days sine. occurs the name oi Henry Is. Low from
the Ulster and Sullivan District. Senator Low OBJ
ecir 10 that Classification, be has opposed Lat bill
throughout.
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10 desfuaes chip fever, smallpox, cho.era snd yellow
fever % ona slD. dea ant othef places o. vessels
ccrpt Infected dess ssl he euJ'et u qlarsn'
tue Al peOns VI Of yellow fever ND az copLs nom sea
i shp fever snail Y0g cholera shal De- destd gnhf
4tne patients snd no otleT The FLOATING Hospital 1T
PoI Ho.jfaFr soall.roa AID he WsIds ssni hospitals
FOR sip fever to be en there by the Health Ohcu The
Commissioner Of Emgrpon 10 collect an sH"unt pr icy
Ciei New AID brooky of pstieis sent ~ tb"n
The Commissioners Of QuaIantlr 10 locate qnMaGilhe
buoy Ia tho Lover Bay less than thee miles nom the
land snd circle o. mae non tAo buoy shall be
Guar ntns ground f,oiis 10 sso Of Qiifahi e grounds
taeiOn Apfoprisfos eco f0r immediate pIrp-sss 81
ousnre. Owes charge OF tl0lting hospl 10 IL hesih
Dlhc-I.
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anu VI the MdlbS.
PosroFFICR At DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Takes effect Monday. Kay 9Th, 1862, att d. 81
EASTERN MAIL-Via Il r r R-Closes at
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N Through mail arrives at IA o'clock A
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WESTERN MAlL-via NJ tM RR-Closes At
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IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
] John Hcckerlivciy, late Of Crawford county,
Ohio, dcceaecd.
To the heirs at la and all persons interested in
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LEGAL.
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEkEAS on the 24th day Of October, A. p.
w 1857, Lyman Osborn, and Phebs Osborn.
his wife, execut unto David s. True, - Trustee.
certain deed OF trust, conveying to said Trustee
the land In Scott county. Iowa, described % fol-
lows, to-wit: The east-hslf VI lot No. two III of
timber, and lot No two IT Of praiY,e, ~ % ,osth
10 the held notss Of jonathan Parker, ~ fled In
the Fund Commissioners oficc, (of said Scott
county u the sixteen,h section ia Hickory Grove
ia liens Grove township. Which said convey
snce was made BY the said Lyman Osborn snd
fhebc Osborn for the purpose Of securing the pay.
nent o! certain promIssory noe and the interest
thereon, signed BY said Lyman Osbo a. dated the
2Ath day u October. A. ID. Isl, and payable TO
the vrder OF David nubsch, on the 24th day Of
DC ober, A. D. less. for the sum Of seven
hundred and hfty dollars with interest there
on 1t ID per ce1t. pr annum alter maturity.
And now said pronissory note !aving become
due ami payable, and The said IL man Osborn hav.
ing failed to pay the same, Davids. True. 1rus-
tee as Aforesaid do hereby give this public notice
that BY virtue Of the power which is in me vested
by raid deed Of trust. will On Saturday, the ED
day OF November, A. d. i352, a. the hour Of two
o'clock ia the afternoon Of s4d Jay, at the Court
House door, in the city Of Davenport, expose ana
offer for sale at public auction the parcels Of land
above described, u SO much thereof as shail 10
necesary to satisfy and pay tie amount Of said
note, with the interest thereon to the day Of sae
together With all the costs and expenses attending
taid sale costs Of this notice an trustees fees.
Dated the both day If October. A. d. $50
DAVID >. TRUE, Trustee.