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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
ARMY AND NAVY.

There have Been movements OF genera! inierest
"a, tbe Yard during the last day or two. The bus-
ness has teen amos, eoiirey confined to the ittins
out Of Capt. poneT m0rss Notilla, Two yesels OF
which lefi the stream Yesterday VIZ; the schooners
William Bacon and Oliver H. Lee. The Para re-
remains in the stream, and the VI. j. Dauton.
Horace Beals, aud Norfolk Packet are at the Yard
waiiug 20 he pm, into commission.
The gunboat Forbes hauled ont of the dry dock
yesterday, and The Dae9tah is expected - ,ake he
place Tie ldter vessel has alrcady had che neccs-
sary repairs done t. her machinery, aud now Re-
quires to have her sheatAing oyeihauled.
The new gunOoat Cayuga has hauled a. the yard
TO receive her armament, ana viii be- pat into com
mission ahont the 23d Of this month.
TIE .Sih Massachusetts Volunteers have not left
Governor r LlAnd yet.
Tho amendment 10 Senator Wilson's Army bill
relative 10 the NE ic,l examination OF volunteers,
should have been in force months 40. IL i'd notorious
that men rejected by Regular Army Surgeons have
found ready admiitGnce into volunteer regiments.
List Of officers OF the Naruua:
Cammander Charles l. Boggs; Executive Ofc.r Lieut. c.
n swas-y: Acting Assistant Psymsstsr Charles l. Fitch
Actnr Assistant Surgeon ". q. Bruce Acting Master
avid {. HAYDEN r. Leousrd. John u. Child; Acting
Master. Maie Ihos H. Lawrence. Siss ii. hesus, rury
Foster Captains Clerk T.. u. DesA!eri Aet Gunner,
Thos H. Fortune; Acting Es, Assistant Engineer Robert
henry Acting Second Assistant Engineer James shul1
Acting Third Assistant Engineers e. &. Msyoy Samuel
Robinson, Georss l.. H.rrls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
RESIGNATION OF GEN. LANDER.

Our special correspondent at Cumberland an
nounces the probable resigna ion of Gen. Lander on
account Of having been ordered by Gen. Mcclellan
TO retreat from Romney before jackson, and re-
urimanded because, instead Of this, be desired TO
capture jackson. II is but short time since the
country congratulated itself that an officer OF Gen.
Lauder's rpated energy and determination was
nlacod IN command in Northern Virginia. The re-
cent backward movement before Jackson has ex-
cited public attention. It now seems that Gen.
L,nder has the sane o. inion rs the public Of that
retrograde move ment, ard is not disposed to bear
the responsibility of q retreat to which ne wa'
forced by orders contrary to his own Judgment. lie
/. rather surprsed also TO find that dispatches from
Washingtou which ars subject TO Government SUI
pervsion, should DE allowed put this onsibity
IN him. iCincinnati Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FoRrRRss MoSKoE. Tuesday Yeb. 4. 1851

'
Via BALTIMORE, Wodue day, FED o
Several released prisoners came down from Balti.
more, this morning, TO be sent South. They were
taken 20 Craney Island by flag of truce. No news
relative to the Burnside Expedition, or the move
ments of the Merrimac, was communicated.
Tie Southern papers received contain but little
Bows.
Tie following is from today's Richmond Dis
potA:
/ "CH,RIrsTos, Feb. IA. s. wellington, senior
editor and proprietor of The Ch0rieston CoUrler
and probably the oldest editor The continent, cied
10 this civ yesterday. Sir. w. connected himself
with The Ct0riestoH C0Hr7er about the cornms nee
ment Of tue present century, and ior nearly siHty
years his name editor and proprietor has coniinued
AZ IT. head. He was about 81 years of age.
NORFOLK. Sd SPECIAL to The Ricamond DIS
Dafch IA letter received here from a Trustworthy
gentleman of EliZ. beIh City, n. c., state. that
steamer went down on Saturday In the Sound to re-
counOiier. No vessels Of tie Burnside heet were
zen, and it was supposed they had left"
The steamship Constitution, With the " Bay State
Regiment" Of Massachusetts, the Maine 18th, ana
Other troops, sailed for Ship Island this forenoon.
The steamer Ericsson, With the bark John Trucks
in ,ow-the latter having the sd New-forh Regl-
ment 10 Epineu Zouayes) on boaTd-sailed this
morning for Annapolis.
The sloop-of-war jamestown sailed Unexpectedly
last night She will do down the Southern coast.
Hamilton Fish aud Bishop Ames, the United States
Commissioners TO 90 10 Richmond, arrived here this
morning and will be sent South by flag Of truce as
soon a. the rebels give notice that they Will be re-
ceved.
Some Of our picAets Were fired upon last night near
Fox Hill. None were hurt
A number of rockets were cent up daring the
evening from point apparently beyond Camp
Hamilton.
The storm bus cleared of, and there is good pros
pee, Of continued pleasant weather
The Albetroes sailed for New-YoFk for repairs to-.
day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
The Canal Hoard.


tn. Canal Board after long sessiOD, made their
appointments this evening. Tie following Collectors
were appointed; wa,
hack. Schenectady. Andrew T. Garner; fultonvilie,
Nil ct Ferguson; Little Fa,is, Eliph Read Utica,
Gordon Heckelt; Rome, G Gorge Barnard, IT.; oyra-
cnse, Eleazer r. Williams; Mon'eznma, VIM. n.
Wbest; PALMYRA, Anson B. Clemens; Rochester,
Fbeneger +. Oatley; Albion, Lorenzo \. Davis;
Lockport, Philo 5. Smith, Tonswanoa, Enamel
Uensler; Bpffalo, Warren Granger; Waferfora.
Abraham l.. Brewster; Fort Edward John 4. Nc
Iptyre; Whitehall Jchn G. Psrk; Salina, james ..
Platnb: Phenix =. +. Congsr; Oswego, JAMES Il
Brown; Geneva, Wn. A. Van Vrsnkeni hsyann,
no appointment yet; Households, James b. Thomp-
son; Corning, Eohraim Y. Rogersi Penn ian,
Joseph st. John, Hamilton, Marc Hubbard,
Oxford Norman Ford Bingbamton, Benjamin
Devoe: Mount Morris. Wm. Thomas; Dams
vile, Geo. A. Sanders; Canacs, LIKE x. hu VIZ
cock; Olean, Levi W. Gaus; Boonviie' ""-
The following were appointed inspectors; Moany,
WIN. w. Edgerton: Vert Troy, lsasc Conos ane
N,cnolas HAYES; Syracuse, Jacob ssbmeeri n S
Ter, d. b. L5der bufalo, John EilioI, anu D'-'A'
min Wickpey; Oswego, Henry Psdd %li,ho.,sr,,
The tollowipp were appointed WeisnnlIs.eIss
,, tue '0' I'm Robbins; West Troy, Amasa
Snnn r,;cs Harry BusbneIl Syraeuse, 5. v. A.
S SPbhv. Rocbester Richard ID. Howell.
SD.,. ,,.aJ~rfs OF Erie CdaoL-Robert Z.
- go "sc,ions q and 3; John Beardslee, sec
;ons and S: Philip P. Sedler, sections and
E,;a and Csyuga, and Seneca, and ONEIDA Lake
Cansls; Chsmplain Cshsl, joseph Mcfarland os
90 Canal &c, Elliot Harrison; CheDsngo Canal
C..rls. n. Smith, section 1; Levy Dimmick sec
ions ? and 3; Genessee Valley Canal, section D
GIDEON Searles; Black River Canal, J. GRIFFITH.
The above appointments on the hnsi yats 70
ceiyei the UNANIMOUS yo @ If the Beard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mrs. Fanny Kerole left the Albenarle Hotel
this morning for Philadelphia. After short stay
there. Mrs Kemble will proceed TO Washington.
Her visit to these cities lie one ofpleasure.
Prince de Joinville has not left the Brevoort
House yet for Washington, and at wha, time he will
taLe his departure is uncertain.
Tile Hon. John Magee Of Bath c. II. Stott OF
Hudson. Major 4. 4. Bosrdmsn from Baltimore, N.
Wheeler Of bridgeport, Albert G.. Myer of the L. $.
Navy. aud w. Fosdck Of Boston, at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel.
Col. G. D. Bayard Lieut. Coates, and Lieut..
Stacey. Of the United S;stes Army; Capt. George
Parker, from Virginia Capt. p. Barrels and family.
from Massachusetts, and A. Leitch Of st. Louis are
1t the Metropolitan Hotel.
j. G. Holland rrimotly Ti,eomb>, IRON SPRING
feld. Mas. and J. Dove ard family Of Andover,
Mass. are ut the Brevoort House.
Judge Shipraan and Mn. Rufus II. King OF Al
bany are al the Albemarle Hotel.
Thomas Barber, from Louisville. and p. NJ.
Benedict and lady from Connecticut, are At the
Clarendon Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

FRoM THE RIVER PLArrE.-A telegram frora
Lisbon anuouuces that the Brazilian mail brings
news of a satisfactory adjustment Of the political
questions in the River Platte, and Of the prospect u
AN immediate and SOLID reorganization OF the Argen-
tine Republic, under the auspices Of Bnenos Ayres.
Gen. Urqniza is stated TO have accepted the condi
tons imposed by BuenOs Ayres. Business was i'm
proving Doubloons were quoted 395; Exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
FROM FREDERICK.

FksDEAcE. Tuesday, Feb. 4, 1862.
Capt. Ps'terson's late Capt. Sauisl company OF
cavalry arrived here yesterday from Hancock, en-
route TO Join the ID Maryland Regiment 81 Balt-
more. They report that five Of their number and
three horses were killed where Capt Saul was am
pushed and shot in Virginia.
The Examining Board, of which Gen. Hamilton
is President, stands adjourned till Friday in conse-
queuce Of The absenoe of that officer at Washington
The snow fell yesterday to a depth of four inches
II has ceased falling, but the heavens are It'll over
cast. Everything in the shape Of sleigh is cut this
morning.
TIE only sickness now at Hancock is measles in
one Of the re ginenis, but they have not been fol-
lowed by fatal results.
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To IN. A,.sciaiei Prss,
sNhsHI'NI0Ni " '7'''7V1I' ~ y ~
Ap,ty RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION.


ousrtsrmaster- General Meigs has addressed cir.
cpl.r 10 all officers Of bis department. IL appears be
sav, TINT memorandum OF rte- Of transportation
by railroad sent 10 some Of the principal QaafleF-
masters. intended by the War Department TO be
o.ed ~ Guide in aettling accounts limit beyond
which no payments would he allowed, in any care
Ia. been bv rome officers misunderstood, and eonsid
ord NJ fixing Government tam OF rates 10 De hi'
in ali cases. They are, therefore, sdyi,ed thsi u II
tbs dntv Of every Quartsunaster, as OF every oh'eT
~ tbe Government ia making contracts Tor services
or materials and 10 making purchases 10 mako 'hem
at thc lowest gitiinablo Iale.' ~,
L. no ca.e should the Government pny higher
r,,,. than an individual or a corporation Tor Tue
saus services or the same maieflais Any quarter
9,.ter Who allows through FIRE ghis 10 lie cnafteu
IocsI ,r,ipbts nt higher rates than are ordinarily
III o Goods .eut over long distances violates his
t,,v THE rates for transportation Tor passei.
e. snec6ed in the tariff above REFERRED TO, were AZ
H. time of preparation understood TO he ohe-thIu
-, Tho ordinary rates upon railroads III the
v;JIe states. Ga Western railroads, ifeighi ana
ra.senver charges are generally OF lower ra'es 'l
!, a.. Middle States, aud that wien "ould 90 "'.
- TO a road in the mountains oil ae fhst
would be very high rate over lne cay .s,,;a
the cbeapy cohhTu0'ou
country. ,.,o.;or for Ouar,erma.ter's
, ~ the attention Of tie newly npponNn
n,artsrmasters il especially called 10 hIsis,e ~
1ua' ~ Of The Revived Regulations OF the Army
n regard TO public property, moneys ano accvans'
Man, OF the regulations III this sruee nre nleiai
transcripts from the laws Of CoeRress' y.
l0l IN regard TO giving puDil9 ho'heVl al w., rs
'or :" where An immediate delivery IL mol re
anu ~ ,he pubc eAigency, is in the words oil tn'
H' ,-,.f,l ,d1src uc0 20 these regulations WA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
From Soft Lake City.

SALT LAKE. CRY, "Wednesday. feH 70. "a
Two Frerchmen, named Silver and Sesine, sls'. ~
some time since from Rocky Ridge to 60 70 .os
Wind River Mountains They were overtAken ~ ,,
do,s ,hes found the telegraph poles, and rems.o;e
here until picked Up by the stage. iney We sna
AN exhausted coalition, having eaten ts 'e '0e
iheir horses and beaver bat 20 sustain ~"
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guide the public officers ana protect the Treasury
against imposition.
THE RECIPROCITY ! TREATY..

against imposition.
THE RECIPROCITY RkAlf.
The report made from tie Coh1mIttee on Com'
merce to-day, by Representative Wand Is aVerse 10
the abfogstion Of the Reciprocity Treaty. bn1 a1Vo-
Gates an enlargement Of its commercial connections
with view to render the reciprocity mere cerrsIn
and substantial 1t discusses the extent population,
position and resource. OF the British North American
provinces and po,se,sions together with other ques
tons, including the right Of the United States TO
just reciprocity, and tie fiscal reasons for an AIner
can or Continental system 1t appears that the value
OF Canadian productions has increased 20 per cenum
by the treaty. While the United States TAX Cana
dian productions 1000 per annum Canada taxes
our productions 81 900 900, and also has an unfair
system Of discrimination agairst the United States.
The repor; was recommitted for the further action
Of the Committee.
THE NEW TAX-BIlL.
The Subcommittee Of Ways and Means have
prepared a rough draft If the new tax bi, which
will at once be printed for private use, and to be
laid before the full Committee for their final action
few days only will eltpse before it WILDE matured
and reported to the House.
PROMOTION.
Adjutant Jeierds, Of the J9tl New-York Nolun-
teers, has been promoted for meritorious conduct,
from Regmental Adutant TO the position of Assist
ant Adjutant- General, with tire rank Of Captain.
BRIGHT's EXPULSION.
Mr.. Bright left the Senate this evening before the
vote on bis expulsion was announced. The galleries
were densely crowded. Many of the auditors
expressed their satisfaction at the result by applause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
To the Associated Press.

ALBAsY "Wednesday, Feb s. 1852
The State Medical Society are at present holding
their annual sessions here DIR. +. a. Parker OF
Poughkeep sie presidDg. 10 day very able and In
tercSiing PAPER WAS read by DIR. Swiuburn Of Alba-
ny embracing the evidence in the case of the death
OF Mis- Rudse, taking the position that the death
was not suicidal act, bu, that the woAnd IN the
throat must nave been inflicted by another person,
after death. The paper is illustrated by cuts sno
models, showing the theory oil the manner Oh "s'
death. al. IN.
resolution wss adopted declaring against tno ,,,l
PRODUCTION of the Homeopathic Saesice IN Any p"''
A resolution to amend the Code Of Ethics oy suos,
ipv out that part which fS bids psten"ns '"'s'''
instruments Wa laid upon the 10 e, N.,or, met
he, 'e TO SaS The old officers are all reelected WIN
the exception Of Grshd Captain o. I'M, nfMr Eoms,
Srope of Syracuse was elected IN piacs VI III 1A0'N
! of Rochester.
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NAVAL.
Rn.rns- WednnsdaY. Feb. g. 1897.

BosTos Wednesday, Feo " iBol
The gunboats IDo and Huron sailed to-day, tue for
msr for Ship Island, aud the latter for kej West.
The bark Neapoltan, reported burnel by the rebel
priyateer Sumter, was built and owaei la Kingston,
Mass, and WA insured 10 Boston
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
And il was further
TIE MAINE FOURTEENTH.
BosToS, ednesday

BO5TDN, " tuHt5Idyi ftV' y EVV~'
The Mime li,h Regiment, Col. Wicserson, arrived
tonight from Augusta, and are temporarily quar-
tered in Fansuil Hall. They are attached to Gen.
Buffers Expedition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
From Albany.

AIsas, Wednesday, FEB. 5, 1867
Monroe Henderson, Senator from The First Dis
trict, will be taxed to the Asylum a, Utica 20
morrow.
The Governor has appointed Mr.. Clifford as SarrO-
gate for Wes,cheeter County.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
OBSEQUIES OF ADJT. GEO. F. HODGES.

boston, NedHe.'sy ffp. D, i.Sl<.
The funeral Of Adiutant George j. Hodges q The
Nass.chnsetts 18Th Regiment, who diet OF fever on
The 3lst ut, at Hall : Hill, Va took place at DR..
Putnam's Church at Ro1bury, this afternoon. The
licensed was IS years Old son Of 4. ID. Hodges,
President Of the Washington Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
TIE EXPULSION OF BRIGHT.

A DESCRIPTION OF THE SCENE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
4 COMPLEMENTARY NOTICE.
The following order has been Issued by The
m.uder-iu-C bici:

' OlilllI inV'l III ''''
IE,D.rsH4Kss kEwf INK PO1osAc,(
Nash saT0s, Jan -. 49,
sytc,.f OHpEa No 3lIho Commanding Genera tlsns'
ftgt Co John Burke h N.Y. and the handful u brave
of,h.t regime AID the let NrWJsrsey Cavalry under
oG tLir services in the sar q Lee's house on
B,no, ~ Occoqaan Boy On the might Of To, -t'h 10"
d,nls .. ~ LieuiCol buke have won tho confidence q
m. commanding oeirfh DO recognize - me" quaso
~. IL oi discipline ard etc. ton 20 cuiy , -.
VIC ~ command o. MsJor Den MCCLELLAN
: "a iifIAs,, 4 4. q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

Only few partook of these refreshments.
The supper was set in the dining room, and is
considered one Of the finest displays Of CASTRO
nomic art ever seen in this country. II was
prepared BY Maillard Of New-York, ard cost
,honsonds Of dollars. The bill Of fare was:
&C., oys,.r 'Cts'ebriAnd.
SEQ Hoped Oysters. h'coiate
pon.d I,r.ey bssrfsn-
h-",r 81 To,grI. Compete.
Pai,iGibl a. Ella Rrti'snz Fruit
chicken Salad slaPariticnne. lace
Fieu de- beef 5on sons
s',ael -rtr,r, viii Trufles lOfsuGr Claes
p Or'is biscuit Oscs
Paftndsss ieney CaAe.
Cnnvasf Beck Duct,. Rich Mo,soe'
Charlotte husss. aiaParih slower 1o.'oo'
Msr ftDs Sioii sSd G'are'
In the center Of the table was looking
glass aud along it were ranged tue lancy
pieces Of confectionery. AT the head oil Ihe
table was large helmet, in sugar signiiyins
War. Then large fancy basket OF sugaT-a
p0goda temple Of liberty, large Pagoda' cor
nucoPia covered with sugared fruits and ifos''
ed sugar, large fountain of frosted sugar, and
sitting around it candy glasses apparently iuIi
Of frotfing beer, four bee-hiyes, handsome Swiss
cottage in sugar and cake, Chinese pagoda,
and on sidetable was a very largo fort
named Fort Pickens, made of cake, and SUI
CARED. The inside vas filed with quails,
csndied
The tables fairly bent under expensive lu1u-
ries hesped one upon another. At IL the
dining-room was thrown open for inspection,
and guests passed in and viewed it preparatory
to the demolition of the artistic pile.
About II Gen. Mcclellan and lady and
Gen. Marcy and daughter came in. All the
Border State Senators aud members were
present with their ladies', and most Of the mem
bers and Senators from the Northern States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

Hopeful Prospect Of More Visor'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
TKIEHRAPHIO NEWR

= s. p
Late News fsom~ she Dusneiae Re e1laSen,
Wnnrssfo1. Jan. n tsA-A apscfaiS1-
prsss reached 6oidsbofo' 1sat hight Win In
tslltssacs that thsrs were ~ Hasssree. st 4
o'clock r. H., on the lsth inst, l2s sail Of
the enemy. One AuAdred were inside and
twenty ave large steamers were outside OF
the bar. %
Private Information says the enemy intend
to attack Newbern, Hyde county, and Rea-
noks Island simultaneously.
Confidence II expressed in the ability Of our
forces 70 main tain their position.
CsBoogD pIsPAYcH.1
WILMIEeroy, Jan. 2l.-A dispatch from
0oldsboro' At O'Clock, r. NJ. says that
large crowd Of women and children arrived
nom Newborn BY the truin this afternoon.
There 10 no other news, but the general i'm
preston IL that q fie ht may b expected IT an
early day..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22

hCosvEsTIos OF EDITORS AND PRoPR1Erols
y THs NEWSPAPERS IN THE CoNFEpERArY
''rts-A call has been made by large
lumber Of the newspapers published in Ten
'H'se 81 d Georgia for Convention, to be
VIC IN Atlanta, Ga, or some other central
@A!i'y' at an early day, " to make better ar.
'-srnents for procuring Geographic news
-'a all points, than exists at present" The
''-sfs TO The card earnestly invite all the
S''laIs In the Confederate States, which are
arrested in this aud other matters Of the
se:T'' moment TO the South, to speak out
.''l MS subject and make arrangements
~''Oii representation CT the press on the
aslsou.
'f'l The subject the Charleston Mercury
~
sTb s alsh time for the journals Of tho
a., pe making arrang emsnt u for per-
a,n-n. extended, better organized, and, at
"le more economicalnews agency.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
AUCTION SALES.
BIZ KENT. PANE r co.. Ine,..

MILITARY CLOTHING AT AUO.
WI TION-On WEDNESDAY, the 18th
inst. 1t IL o'clock, We shall sell ut our ware
house, on account Of whom it IN y concern, 600
Grey Military OVERCUATS, without reserve,
for cash. These goods are 6 item up in reg
and lined th1oushout and ar. IN every rssnsct
worthy the attention OF military men and buyers
generally. They will te offsred In liberal lots,
and will be sold without resefta.
Also, large invoices Undesirable CLOTHING,
consisting Of the usual variety. And on the 3O;h
We shall soil large a1ortment of sessonabls Dry
Goods TO close sundry con'ignments, consisting
Of Cloths, Cass,ueres, Vestinss Drillinss, Cam
brcs Illusion ,bes, rsrlton ditto. Bmbroider.
cd Swiss ditto, ehg CANT SIX Robes, Ladies'
Lamb, wool, Cotton a,a Silk Hose, La4ies' Ne.
rino and Lambs-wool Vets and Draw, r. Black
Aoirs Antiques, splendid figured silks and Robes,
rich oolored Silk Velvets and vestings, Marcslnsr,
6atins and Poplins, Embroide<ies, Lacee, Cloaks,
Shawls Carpstinss. gu Cloths, Hearth Kings,
Worried Ssrgss, spco, Cot.ons, &C., &C. Ths
whole to be closed without rsser4e.
"a 22-tdB KENT. PAINE & co, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
Shss FER Insuhsrdinasisn

PsrEnsHraa, Jan. II Two members OF
Wallaces Richmond . omp any Wise Lesion)
were shot to-day at the Norfolk depot for
differentiation. the frst was shot by
Capt. Gustavus Wallace with pistol, and
was instantly killed, and the other was shot
by a sentinel. The latter still lives, but his
recovery is hopeless. The names Of the men
shot ware George and Campbell. Their given
names were not obtained. ...-....... ..-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-22
y MlLiTARY LITERATURE OF TIE

G R'on the Richmond Exsmlner.
~ ,an "le ago the New York Herald refer
Calm nigh standard OF military publ.
Gp., Inc South. and noticed Colonel
Ii. Manual for Volunteers" as one Of
b.. Military texts In the country. We
no. af military authors Of the South,
s... T-iS AFFORD complete library for
T., N,as , All these principal works have
|ks.1sn.out Ia the most creditable style
% WET 4 JoHssroS, of this city,
~ 9s. I've 'aksn, by their industry and patri-
ssr.,nty, the position Of the leading
\. ~ s''''hers OF the South.
sg, V"ihg list OF Southern military
laa NIL By this firm, 10 an instance
Iv. wy Of cOmmsndabls business enter.
y. sp,. ga, " Interesting as an exhibition OF
L. gen us and talent In the South, 70
Ost,., ~ been illustrated by authorship,
la,,,' WILLIAM 9ILaAn's MAMMAL for
r, ~'e''s and Militia.
dion, - manual Of Military Surgery.
u,o,. WILLIAM 0LBAA's Field ARTILLERY.
Ia GENERAL CoorxR's Artillery Prac.
D. sayoaet Exercise and skir misher,s
Ca., 1T Military Manual.
t,,. s-s'ass States Army Regulations.
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