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, 1862-02-12
FROM ST. LOUIS.

l"k@-At4 o4-HAteA ~ k11G %AAl0S5V 4lA1b41S-3
ST. 1oE1s, Ettrnary II, 1862
The C1io1 Chamber Of Commerce passed
resolutions, to-day, in favor Ct making T-eas-
ury notes alegal tender.
Gen Pope is at headquarters in Jefferson
City. Tie health OF the troops there has mrs-
terially improved
Capt. Eliiot, aud The privates' Of the SD
Illinois, parolz3* at the capture cE Big Ri7aT
Bridge, BY jeff. Thompson, having Eow been
exchanged, have reported for duty ut Ironton.
The rebel Col, AIagofin, did net go to
Alton, but is here attle 5th, a military prison.
His trial will conc off this week. Ewo Of
Magot1in's sons were transferred to Alton.
Five rebel captains, and twenty-five pri-
rates, lately captured rear Lebanon, By
Woods's Kansas Rangers, have arrived here.
al fu1loughs granted to troops at LcbaEon,
under Curtis and Gen. jeff: c. Davis, have been
recalled, and officers arc reqaircd to report
themselves to their regiments,
A detachment Of Major Fosters Blackhawz
Cavalry recently arrested twenty rebels from:
Prices army, and seizc3~142 kegs Of powder
stoned away in corn-cri5s~ and haystacks, in
Charlton county. The powder is safe at Hud'
son. It is part Of the famous steamboat load
stolen from tile magazine in st. Louis, last
April, and sent to various points.
On the North Missouri Railroad, citizens Of
all classes and both sexes arc filing thci,
oaths Of allegiance at the rate Of three hundred
per day, some Of the most notorious
seeessionists among them, including some
xhot guns and pistols to assist iu pre-
serving Camp Jackson from falling into on,
hands in May last.
Further appropriations in money and cloth.
ing have been made to the suffering refu
gees from Southwest Missouri.
Is our flag has reached Florence, Alabama
Gen. Halleek says il will soon fly over Arlzan
sas likewise, leaving only Texas to receive it.
, 1862-02-12

Three Days Fighting and
Splendid Success.

FORTRESS MONROE, Feb. 10.-Ncws by the
flag CT truce states that our troops landed at
Roanoke Islnnd yesterday afternoon. Nopar=
ticulars are given, but it is intimated that the
island was taken.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE Inquirer Of
this city has a dispatch dated Fortress Mon
roe, last night, which reports the landing Of
the Fcde-a1s at Roanoke Island. Three rebel
gunboats were sunk, and two captured, one
Of them the g-ship.
The fireman On board the steamboat report
ed that the stars and stripes could be seen over
the batteries from Elizabeth City.
The Baltimore Clipper publishes an extra,
stating that Roanoke Island was captured after
three days fighting. Two rebel gunboats
were captured and the rest we're sunk or scat
tered.
The people OF Norfolk and Portsmouth ere
panic stricken.
The news is confirmed By passengers by tbs
Fortress Monroe 5oat.
, 1862-02-12

iCairo correspondent. Of the st. Lo1is Democrat
To-dsy Sunday, 9Th, Commodore Foote at
tended the Presbt terian Church 4 large con-
gregation was.in attendance, but the prcaener
did not make his appearance. 4 general i'm
patience beginning to manifest itself, the
Commodore sought the elder Of the church,
and urged him to perform the services. Tic
elder refusing, the Commodore, on the in
palse Of the moment, took the pulpit, read
chapter in tie Bible, prayed, and delivered
short discourse from the text, Let not
your hearts be troubled Ye bc.ieFe in
God-believc also in us.'' The congregation
was delighted On coming down from the
pulpit, tie minister, who bad arrived just after
The player, approached and rendered his
thanks, hut the Commodore rebuked him for
bis neslect to take Tie pulpit Immediately On
Lis srriva1. This incident is illustrative Of the
Conmodore's energetic, earnest character and
sincere pletY.
, 1862-02-12

Now that@3en, Stone is safely im,nurcil
in Fort Lafayette, where he viii be debarrel
The precious privilege Of communicating
with The rebels, We may indulge the hope
that they will know less than formerly Of
lie plans Of military leaders at Wash
ing,on. Tic was their special pet. For
saving lis reputation, the facts OF that
Balls Bluff massacre were carefully con
cealcd To shield lin, nigggger-catehing
ids constant prac:ice) has been defended
and all the charges against him have been
set down to the malice Of the Abolition
lists 1t is not unlikely that taking
advantage Of lis position his
intimacy with Gen. Mcclellan and his
.1a1c1nal relations with the other branches
cfthc *'Coburg family" as a certain military
cE4ucis callcd--that he has become the pos
scssor Of the plans Of the Government, and
that 10 him may be traced the leakage by
whicL they were defeated It is not un-
reasonable to hope that shutting him up
NAY he the closing Of one Of the sources
through which the rebels have derived the
valuable knowledge
, 1862-02-12

The Victory Cofnpletc--Rehe1 Flotflla
biaFereed--fhree Regiments Cap.
tnred.

New YoRK, February II, 1894 Fortress
Monroe ,ettcr.of the 9Th states that the bonn
Dardmcnt of Roanoke Island continued. Yes
terday afternoon Com. Lynch got his reb-
81 flotina under weigh and came down to
Currituck Sound, to assist Wise on the Island.
The Federal gunboats, at 5 o'clock On the af-
tcruoon Of tic sth, hid sunk three and captur-
cd two, one of Which had the Commodore's
pcnnant, and lad dispersed the rest Of the
rebel guaboats in every direction.
The firing ceased at dark, but recommended
wi1l{increased vigor in tic morning until S
o'clock, when it wa= supposed the rebels sur
rendered.
It wns ruMorcd at Norfolk on the morning
Of tue 9Th, that three regiments lad been re-
Gently sent to Roanoke Island, and as there
was no chance Of escape, they arc probably
captured
The rebels acknowledge that the only OBJ
staclcs Of importance to rctard Burnsidc's
march upoa Norfolk are swamrs, marshes and
sickness
, 1862-02-12
Correspondence Of tho n. 7. Evening Post.l
OK BoAaD Z. S. TRANSPORT SFAuLp1Sa,} |

AAA1A|u I1t-As II. NJ, EC0@ - lQ0<s ]
T i now positively announced that the ex-
are prepared, and haye full information Us to
the points to be attacked. Should it be suc-
cessful in its attempts, all will be well; but if
it should fai1 in any material particular, the
causes Of the delay at Hatteras Inlet.
It is understood that General Burnside will
first 60 to the Marshes, near Roanoke Island,
and anchor his feet, beginning the attack on
the following morning, The officers say there
Will be half days fighting on the water, and
land. 4 stubborn resistance is expected, but
General Burnside is confident Of success. In
fact, when our troops are landed. with no
chance Of retreat by the boats, they will find
themselves in position where they must fight,
even at great odds, and tic officers Of the ex-
pedition believe that the men will give good
account Of themselves.
> The Picket, small beat, TW be the flag
ship Of the squadron during tue battle. Gen
era1 Burnside will be on board Of her. There
is report that an immediate advance will be
made towards NeWbern after the landing OF
our forces, but nothing definite is known Of
the Generals plan Of operations. Officers and
men are all eager for the fray.
The naval force Of the expedition which will
| take part in the reduction Of Roanoke Island,
t TO those previously reported at Annapolis
Stars and s:ripes-four long SIS; two 1a-pound-
Valley cay-four smooth long s2=; one T.
Underwater one sapounder rided;. one T.
Hetzel-one 9-ineh Dahlgren; one se.poundcz
Dclaware-one so>pounder riacd; one 9-ireh CO
lumbiad; one 12-ponnder riaed: one 81 smooth;
: one 12-poundeE howitZer-
Shawehenc- two 90.ponndcra ziaed Parotts).
LockwooaZone s9poundcr rided; two Il
| fCnresNnnn N1nnur7cr rifad- ma tennnndc
, 1862-02-12


There must he some mistake in the news
from Washington, that the Senate Com
,niltce, to which military nominations are
referred, has reported in favor Of the CON
frnta1icn Of B1igadier General Mckinstry.
It is not possible that sane men, who spend
:. good portion Of their time in remonstrat-
ing against the conceptions which have
crcpt into tile army, have been guilty Of
tllis dis,cputable thing. 1fso, they deserve
ru1,ukc from the Senate and the country.
, 1862-02-12
Gen, Pillow In Command at Fol
Donelson--StfonER Resistance to I
Made.

Gen. Pillow In Command at Fort
Donelson--Stfon% Resistance to be
Made.
ST. Louis, Feb. ia special dispatch from
Cairo to TIC Democrat says Commodore Footc
has just received dispatches FROM Capt. Phelps,
Of the gunboat Conestoga, announcing the
return OF the gunboat expedition up the Ten
nessee river, after capturing new rebel gun
boat and destroying all other rebel boats on
the river as for as Florence, Ala
The Republicans Fort Henry dispatch says
that a portion Of the enemy encanlped near
the river have been moved two miles further
back, with all their batteries, from which
point the roads are good, and speedy forward
movement can be made when desired Two
more regiments arrived to-day, aud two steaul-
e1s laden with troops are just coming III sight
The enemy at Fort Donelson is being rap
idly reinforced, and prisoners say they are con
tident they can hold the position Trees arc
being felled two miles around the fort by
gangs OF negroes. Gen. Pillow comal1.,d=
there with 1000 men, embracing some OF tile
best artilerjsts from Columbus. There arc
two small forts and three canps several hun
dred yards from the main fortihcations, and
coming events Indicate that the comin!. battle
will be nlurh more desperate than at Fort
Henry
, 1862-02-12

Is The number Of vessels seized at New
York under the co26scatioa act, as being
owned wholly or in part by citizens Of disloym
States, is ninety -one Of which number 8fteen
have been discharged, twenty-five condemned
and sold, and of the fifty remaining to be
adjudicated upon, a number have been allowed
to complete their voyages under bonds to re:
turn within specified time.
, 1862-02-12
Chr Trihume.


Norx,-Two editorials on the second page are
doyctasltd together by an inadyertencc in '3,nak-
ing up The reader will, however, make the bro
l.u connection without much trouble, and we re-
fc. al! to the articles in question--to sec how it
, 1862-02-12

"a Samuel Lans, the express messenger,
arrested or robbing the naa bugs between
Buffalo and Cleveland, was aFraigned before
the o. s. Court at Buffalo, On Saturday, and
plead guilty. His trial VII not take place
probably before the first oE May, when he will
be sentenced. He has already served fous
ycars in the State Erisor.
, 1862-02-12

fEs- Tie news from Europe By the Ju7'0
is more favorable. The Emperor Napoleon
declared 10 the French Parliament that 1t
was no; cxpedicnt OF proper to Interfere in
tAc American troubles at present.
, 1862-02-12

Annual Grain Statement Of Toledo.
TOLEDO, Feb. 11.-The Blade this evening
contains an annual statement Of the trade and
commerce Of Toledo for 1861, showing the re-
ccipts OF wheat and flour to have been
3,309, ISL tusheIs; corn, 5,S12, ,03S bushels !,
and the aggregate receipts IS, ,7D5. $40 bushrls !;
in increase over 1860 Of 4,201 ,597. The total
shipments Of 1851 were Is, POI ,22l bushels.
, 1862-02-12
From Fortress 10nroe--Exehanse of
pr5Honer1-~Cpmnf9e1 Fish and

FORTRESS MONROE. Feb. 1L-Tcn desertcrs,
contrabarde,'' came to Camp Hamilton this
afternoon, having been found By. a scouting
party Cne waE member ofthe Black Virsinia
cavalry, who were engaged in the ekirmish at
at New Market Bridge, on the I'D of Decem-
Der, with Max We6er's regiment. He YVES
completely armed with caTbiuc, pistol, Sc,
and had considerable amount Of rebel
money, They represented great scarcity Of
The bark Trinity arrived this afternoon from
Boston. with forty FIVE released prisoners, in
charge Of Lieut. Buell., to be exchanged. It
is expected that Bishop Ames and Hon. Ham
ntop Fish will accompany the prisoners when
stAt5 are sent oSef In The morning.
, 1862-02-12

E- Capt. Ghoslin Of the E4th Wisconsin
regiment, in camp at Fond du Lac, violated
young lady in that town, to whom he had given
chloroform, and was dismissed the service, aad
arrested for criminal prosecution. BE then
broke from the officers. and made good his es-
cADc
, 1862-02-12

E Hermann, Tho preatidigitstor, Is at
Syracuse, and is advertisea at Rochester, But.
i falo and. Cleveland in sucees5:on. We shall
probably have him il Chicago.
, 1862-02-12

LOUISVILLE, Feb. 1.-Two persons just ar
rived, report that the rebels are evacuating
Bowling Green with indications Of their
proceeding towards Nashville.
, 1862-02-12
RruyS1nEs EXPEDITION

HTRNSIDEsS EXPEDITION.
In connection with the good news from
Burnsidts expedition, our large map Of the
coast will Ike found valuable, showing, as
it docs, the situation Of Roanoke Island and
the rt,i:.ts that are threatened by its pos
cncciru
, 1862-02-12

~ Hon. n. L. Mcpherson, fo1 six years Z
State Senator of Lows. has been appointed a
Commissaz5 Of Subsistence, and assigned to
the staff Of Gen. Mexican. at Jefferson City,
l. Missouri.
, 1862-02-12

Batteries Planted to Attack Fort Don.
olson.
C1SclSSATI, Feb. ia despatch to the
Gazette, from Cairo, says Federal officers from
Fort Donclson, this morning, report that Gen
Grant has surrounded the Fort with seven bat
tcries of artillery, and that the Fort will be
shelled or surrendered today or tomorrow
There are 5000 rebels in the Fort.
, 1862-02-12

Arms for Baretoxg's CHEalsY.
EVANSVILLE, Wis, Feb. 11.-A dispatch from
Col Barstow, nov in Washington, states that
! ECO sets OF arms for his cavalry regiment,
with ammunition, have started from Washing
ton BY express. The destination Of the re51-
ment Is not vet determined.
, 1862-02-12

~ Rev. George Gordon, the Oherliu slave
rescucr, in jail at Cleveland, azsiAted in the es-
cape Of forecr who occupied part Of his cell,
and has, as a consequence, 'oeen put in close
confinement
, 1862-02-12

HAlFIs BAnET res2ec:fally announce to The
n3out to commence the canvass for their Fifth An
nuat issue Of The REarAE ClTT DIRECTORY, and a1e
iaselcd to make this early annoanceuent from the
fact L 1hcT have been informed that parties
nnau'ho1izea By the1 arr so :tng oas 9eE
Ne Agens have yet been espioyed nor E1ll be El,h,
considerable ting yet a H intend 70 cansass the m
esate1 accuracy possible 1han has eTs5 5eff 5f
their fellow citizens f5ey also contemplate ad:ng
smother feature to the DIRECTORY when VIII naate
rally enhance lfs T8lue- -p,s,
They beg to add the following ye15 kind zesonnet
datlcEs pf some OF our Oldest and 1uoes proneli1
citizens And Il etchaDts: rh;c,r,
+,, ts shat Il f1s RsIIIX the 4bshers Of tn
~. e -, raaE G;raT1nTC and THOMAS u HALPS "a
1ass sI1aS In ne XIV DIRECTORY for the last F3JA
4a' 30 XIV n7,hsh SCI good Dires tory it Is ossi
~ n a. Tefomuerd them to orr fellow ctlzs1s fol
thefr patronage aad supports
| = q Mvera successor to Or den. Fleetwood s Co,
| x n K Cooke Co, ',sm Blair & Co,
| ynrdefycpft Dtckexsoo George IL Gray.
| m IA F. CtosEey,
| T. r. fimtted Co. z. " Gate6
| Davia EaEysE q Go- Boot 9 Caay.
iiW Is Dirersy. pfeaa Company,
ri " Phillips 4 yr.o Tu R.FhfuipA
). C, Rscha!4A. AID many othezs
Thonae b. p.5Ao. fe1s E8E.
, 1862-02-12

H Arthur Brown, young nun Of seecsh
at}jnlties, was arrested ut Fairfield, Connect.
cut, last week, and sc1t to Fort Lafayette.
, 1862-02-12
1HE KENTUCKY SITUATION.

AAA1A*A ~~ANA ASAA 0AAAOANs
The capture Of Fort Henry has rendered
the further occupation Of Kentucky soil
extra hazardous to the rebels, and NC are
lot surprised, therefore, at the runor that
comes via. Louisville, that Bowling Green
is Icing evacuated The railroad to Nash
vile alone is now open to Buckncr, and it
is said he is avai1ing himself Of this, lis
last chance, TO get of There is good sense
ii not truth in favor Of the report
From Fort Henry we learn that recon
noissances have been made Of the situation
Il Fort Donelson, nd that artillery has
l,ccn brought forward to make land ct
tack in the rear Of the works, silnultane-
ously, We presume, with gun boat attack
from the river. Gen PILLOW is in COM
1saId at Fort Donelson, and has the picked
ncn ftle rebel forces in that quarter.
Tic has been employing gangs Of negroes
10 fell trees, and otherwise strengthen Tue
approaches, and it is confidently predicted
(l,y the rebels that if Pillow does not rc-
sist the attack, he viii at least make bet
tcr fight than did lis brother officer at
Fort Henry The attack may be looked
fir to-day
In eastern kentucky-So Somerset, etc.,
the troops are IN readiness to advance the
l'it wing Of the Federal army, and seven
regiments hare been sent forward TO
strengthen Gen. Thomas in doing this.
There arc no rebel forces to contend with
here, except ut Cumberland Gap, and that
Is moi serious.
From Columbus nothing has been heard.
but VIC warrant the rebels are not feeling
Over comfortable. They may wait to have
their retreat cut off and then be attacked
III front: hut if Bowling Green be indeed
evacuated, it is probable Gen. Polk will
hollow suit aud fall back.
Tic Federal gunboats that went up the
Tennessee after the fall Of Henry, continued
as far as Florence, Ala, where they planted
tic i'd flag, just to see it wave in the heart
Of The Confcdcracy.
, 1862-02-12
4 $40, 300 Fraud on the State Treas
uFy Of Kansas.

The last Legislature of Kansas, (which was
also the first Of the Statc,) voted loan Of
slo0,o0o for general purposes, and a special
var loan of $4,000, the same to be negotia-
ted BY the Auditor, Secretary Of State, and
Treasurer, but not at a less rate than seventy
cents On the dollar. The present Legislature
has inquired into it and finds that one Robert
S. Stevens purchased the $100, 600 ut sixty per
cent, and the S20, GOO at forty per cent, SELL
ing the entire amount to the Department Of
tile Interior, at Washington, for the Indian
trust funds; the war bonds. at IS per cent,
and the general loan at e percent. The State
lost, therefore, SIG, 900 as the difference be-
tween the seventy per cent. aud the price 1t
which the bonds were given ont, while Ste
vens, by selling at more than seventy per ceEta
made cool $4,000. Butthis is not all. Tho
investigating committee estimate that the
entire frauds of the Robinson Government
asnount, in the first ycar.s history Of tho State,
to not less than $4,000:
E. II. Chield Of Cincinnati has-e. con-
tract 10 make ten mortar carriages for the
Government before the 18th inst, md. the ea-
tire resources Of four iron manufactures in
the Third Ward have been devoted to The
work. Each ear1iage is composed Of three
hundred and twenty-five pieces. They aeefo1
the 13-inch nlortars that will be used,teA shell
out the Columbus rebels.
, 1862-02-12

ST. Loc1s. Feb. 1.-THE Union Chamber
Of Commerce unanimously passed resolutions
today urging our Senators to support the
Treasury Note bill recently passed ay the
Houeo
, 1862-02-12

FRIENDLY TONE OF NAPOLEON OF
AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
, 1862-02-12
yIG0R0uS RESISTANCE PROMISED.
OUR CUNBOATS UP THE TEN
NESSEE.
The Old Flag Planted in Alabama,
SUCCESS OF GEN. BURNSIDE
Takes Roanoke Island

Probable Capture Of Gov. Wise.
, 1862-02-12

packets to run regularly from Cairo to Fort
Henry, to leave each point daily at 10 4 N.
The steamers engaged will be the Chancellor
and G. w Graham; fare to be three dollars
each way.
, 1862-02-12

GOOD NEWS FROM TESSEssEE--Hon- En-
cr=on Etheridge, Clerk Of the House at Wash
iugton, has received letters from Tennessee,
announcing the discouragen1ent Of the Eeccs-
eionists now holding the State in bondage.
Wealthy families are fleeing, taking their s1a.es
with the1s and it is hoped that Gen. Thcmas
viii occupy Nashville before Washinsston'z
birthday.
, 1862-02-12

CHICAGO PRODUCE TRADE.
The following table shows the receipts
and shipments Of leading articles for the
week ending Feb. 8, 1862:
, 1862-02-12
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eT Congress has now, in both branches
passed tlc bill calling for twenty new Suu-
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, 1862-02-12


The shipments East during the past
week amounted to Ali live and 1877 tlres-
sea-thus leaving for city packers out Of
last weeks supply 42,1T.
Compared with the receipts Of the week
previous, there is an increase Of about
1000 hogs.
The total receipts Of Hogs, live and
dressed, from the first Of October 1ast-the
commencement Of the packing season-to
date, amounts to C23,858-of which there
have been shipped East 173,597-leaying
for the packers 45Q,261. The packing up
10 date amounts to about 400, 600, and we
will probablycontinue the season till near
the end Of March During the entire sea-
son Of 1860 81, there were packed iu this
city, only Psi 600 Hogs
The packing at Cincinnati amounts to
4:0,0oo, and they may reach half a million
before the close; but as the season in Chi
cagoeeontinues about four weeks longe1
than IN Cincinnati, there is every probabi1
i1y that the title Of Porkopolis" :" will b'
awarded this year to Chicago.
, 1862-02-12
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EFFECTS OF FORT HENRY. !.
REBELS EV4CUATING BOWLING
GREEN.
TEEY FALL BACK ON NASHVILLE.
PREPARATIONS At FORT
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