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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-27
DENT: OSKALOOSA, KANSAS SATURDAY, DECEMBER 27 1862

ed that q commission has been forward
cd to Col. Ewing, and that il he accept,
il Chief Justice will be appointed; il
not. 4 Colonel will be appointed. W.
think Gov. Robinsoa will show good
taste by doing nothing hasty in this
matter.
The Tribune says Chester Thomas
reports business as the mines. which be
recently left. as good. but plenty Of
smallpox between Julesburg and Den
yer.
I. E. Onley has become the publisher
Of the Nsosho Valley Register. which
he has been editing for some time. He
makes good paper. He reports the
occurrence Of circumstance" in his
family recently. of the masculine gen.
der and weighing eight pounds"
Mr.. M'Donald. one of the propristors
Of the Topeka Record. wishes to sell
his interest in the establishment.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-27

firm as the rocks Of alamsnt; walk
straight forward in the path of right.
and honorably and fully carry out his
pledge to the nation. Then. and then
only. may We expect victory.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-27
Platte Co. R. R. Time Table.

Until further notice Trsins run As follows:
Express Train Leaves Weston a, 1889, p. NJ,
Z" Atchison Al As
Arrives at ST. Joseph 800
Returning. leaves ST. Joseph at 7,sO, A. N:
=" AichisOn at 900
Arrives at Weston 1000
connects with Trains on Hannibal 4 81. 10.
scph Railroad, and with Stage Lines for eli ola.
ces in this State, and west and south of us.
Inc road 10 IN good :unning order, and psssco.
gers should select this route.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-27

According to the official reports o.
the battle Of Fredericksburg. the losse,
were as follows: Killed, 1893: wound
cd 9. lO5; missing 2.O78; total 1881.
The rebel loss was heavy. and on the
left exceeded ours. but in the cenrs,
our loss was three to their one. Their
total loss was probably about half a.
much AZ ours.
The N. Y. Herald livery poor author
ity) says the rebels have $4,000 al
Fredericksburg. $4,000 at Petersburg,
1000 at Savannah. sc, 900 at Charles
ton, 16 900 at Mobile, and the rest ol
their forces are concentrating at vicks-
burg and Nashville. at each of which
places they will have 100. 600 men in q
few days. We apprehsnd there will be
some big fighting along the Mississippi
and in Tennessee in very short time ;
and We confess We have fears of the
result.
Halleck and Burnside do not agree.
We have all the time been fearful Of
Halleck. We hope he is right. bu. We
doubt, after eli.
Il is still evident that there is q trai-
tor in some high place in the govern
ment. Where or who We cannot say.
The rebels are rapidly recovering
their lost ground in Tennessee and Mis-
sissippi. Grenada and Holly Springs
have been re-possesssd BY them. Nash
vile and Memphis are threatened, and
even Columbus. Ky. is said 10 be in
danger. We need Fremont in COM
mand there. and be ought to be sent
al once.
The N. Y. Times says the President.
wrote . dispatch to Burnside telling
him to use his own Judgment in refer
encs to crossing and making the attack
1t Fredericksburg. and that Hslleck
it. If this be true Lincoln
had better suppress Hslleck.
The rebels are gathering in immense
Force TO dispute the opening Of the Mis-
'issipPi river. They are getting be-
tween our forces and the free States.
md We may hear Of the greatest disas-
er Of the war in q few days. or. posi-
bly,. come Of the hardest fighting and
he greatest achievements.
Col. Fry and goo men surrendered
It Trenton. Tenn. on Friday. The
'sbels attacked in force with artillery.
1t is said Banks is to superceds But
Or at New Orleans. This Is a bad
move. Butler is doing we'll. ls, him
lone. and make some other changes.
Banks. it is said, is to attack Mobile.
At the battle Of Fredericksburg a tall
himney was shot down by our guns,
nd falling upon the 18th Mississippi
ebsl regiment. wounded 28 Of them.
A torpedo in the Yazoo river explod-
d under the gunboat Cairo, made q
ole l2 feet square in her. and she
INK in q few minutes. The crew were
j saved. This is the first injury done
tho hundreds of rebel torpedoes in
,e rivars
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Progress or Retrogression il the DE-
Vic0 Of fha Nav

This will be perceived the best bv c.llinv =,
MIR. ). NJ. Rothschild's store, in Leayenvorth. h.
who keeps large and nice assortment. a, whole,
sale and Retail, Of MILLINERY AND STRAW
GOODS. HOSIERY, GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS
all kinds OF NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS, vii.
low Ware. Children's Carriages. and
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
lie is also going to keep DRY GOODS, by
n next fall, tor which purpose he is enlarging his
store and h1ing II up In the latest New York
pecially Merchants and Milliners, to call Al his
Il Delaware street, and buy their
warts where they will surely find the best and
greatest assortment, the lowest prices, and most
prompt attendance in the Western country.
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Special Noticss.

:. ;. RELIGIOUS.
N. e. .CHuRcH.-TaE.E will be Religious Ser
vices in the NJ E. CHURCH in O. kalooss on Sundays
- follows:
Preaching at los o'clock, A. NJ. by the fol
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1862-12-27

A fine horse was recently stolen from
James Gordon near I'acum.eb.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-08

,s Dee1 sell Aisla ,,sa III as...sssssz.:- on
pc. have pehtl NItAdfasi5, land with cool anl
.leity, Nfi l4Hl HlFI virtually ks.,.s you TIA
~ have 8lsq Fasf3l Ne alternative small,~
''ll 70 ehsse 1iie ifsthnfi lYllleh h1 AT. ogaH
I'd l,nprrlsifilhli Iallnias5ttati5h fbrces mo,
II isalfhsiF Fiiifnd9 d9essiiry 10 decfare to xos.
iiat aF115Tefl iihi b Irnilist good reno,
fld evil irfpnl shgtiFtii aHh dagger. While ii
WIS N my lefSHrr' llsnI pf ii algl that, wbei.
fnz rii',ris wdHe fiail3lyF4l aid my voice sr4e-
I'd by caa4fs ls4vbb nm elslfri,l. II hav.. eiss.r
shed lie h.ille Fllaf all FIEeif YET be well bnt
~ 2 last iilit Isl bEpkelE thai bound lne 70 d
~ efiimfllt |tpF y isie lias agresofs fenaht.
aud Nhafdyet lIbly lIIs35tle cotrSe IL ufhers.
Shall feel Efllt ltlty ll1 encolrage the Rrssf
eerseyeri4g 4hil adiesjnitaA r3sistanee against
te fyFatiH 4bltln3lrilesk os the Federal al,
sirsiir Miad 4avls blaktelisntr hot,es anu
At crnelif II ekilgffo dfstityit the Iast Sestsce
y freedom aH4n4 tIt-1I zitIn ,tonia save soSsr
gffses irhEh 4H5pFces pi elEnaze .iIsexaupled
Il tiss hlSlurfI9f N3rtli9AHiEriss bat ,lrs qliiv-
scaiiy ia9itil lin Mr. IsncEllnfs rrocIainarieu
ift yery hf4f Ewitf Isl sble ,oliigtf bnelle oil
lis afinoIlalEll Wi WilIiqetIAw4ting the Sow anti
'sd oils IfpeERk bfFoIsEEfpEisI at once volnr.
ger to1Ii Ff'tiie sifiigsee aglInAt hllil. The
face j. lnslt FL .ys tf ise sssiik iiar the battle
ie lie 4tI1All aiidHi tllgiii .lE, tie nature d
AEsiigs- 4 ltlsFibdl tlht Il jtst God will prosper
~ tIleI n pkl a ffti tlH q gnk Tlnmeff which
las hsInl:rltl Ii,iy lEIei+nsgAsfo wage war III
lseagf Y of ofthflIlelIsEitdt1Bp. bn tdm fhro4 of
lse ilS}s af4I satsIi iIlsssIy ht defiance NJ
'issl'etNi4 fHple lwdnEli llarR tb exercise fhtI
sioWes Si,k Mt. l.AIcoin. .En les fI,s.l. ltsv,l
i'rlei yeaEs. tlsi4ald IfsIIpta lie has sGsi
pended tls EaiiI5l lelbHlss colpus a. rseafi 4,
~ r'ersols olhAveI l{enl orIInav be In1risnIi-
81 bs ~ Fff,iFy huHhoE ltnH thus desfrcy 4
si'i esssailAk 1e |ihd llbsf ylot the cillzIn a
fright @4ies Ne rnl 55llspsls Of England
Aresie. ~ iIllre iroihlk IIlg is5lsan. inserted
ID Tire glHaiA AatAt dtlBrEilsis ffaedon al si,t
Nhleh it4esIlEkd eslfIsfIes of.cofesf 10 etEsr.ft
nlon iildf dpNf lon; igatt for lie.
1hr-iaihifs lHNrnlE sNhkI4leslF aid which Is NE
IeafI0ratHdlH lH eHfry fAIe lean c6nstitties.
lie bas d,llllH affhies kitf the tieid v,ithoIi,
lssuthorhl ls4fotdH.gltbEEi EiA aowsi sckioNleea
n'eist. aiAi lFs lsespnlfi FdiiFtarv Ucfafor. Iii
ilons cla.Hrs tEe prertlaiiAc 10 abolish sIaverA
5lWituf fg,5 isblsl b5. sisti. 81 he can tlsas tax,
sur n,g1ssI lwiyl mlilT MT take uiIrH lands
and = ely ttlllg eIlsd re Iloekssk and se de
IL io;a s5aiHlo NAssalage 70 N,ieH no Isirals1
lcaf 10 .bIH !s.ssg iI Tie listoryof lie MIDI
lfA;ss|s 5fiI 9lhes. j ". NlIsox.
/ knexkil#.Hs.f tpetblkr. HSg2
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-08
FIGHT PR08ABlY YET IN PROGRESS
Esnena, 40 900. strong
MoslLr. OF "a special displ.tcF . d

NioblLL. vi tSlf---a speclai oieiittSq - tllt'
tlyefiiz. ia Register. dated rapeIq, eih.
9 ~. saA
,Nofl5ng reliable from corinth since V hi.
D5n.s Dispatch a courier arrived to-d4y,
eho 50 s ts,at oi, the 4ih INST, our trodIis
.iroxg thI. enemy from and occupied thlir Eu-
lrenchmenis hutaf drwards were forcedt to fall
from the town. Heavy canne' adj K i ss
aeard yfstcrlsy from points above llerel--
Ire lg.it rnlisi have been most bloody. 8 3
4 eptAier Is AonflJ expected from Tic segne
.of. .ceI,aist: Gen. Id. Pride. s9n-of GerE. Sier-
ing Prize, ga exchanged risolfer. arri to-
lay from MFmphis. which place he ieit on the
frs inst. lie 1eprhsentsi the enemy Al fo4fy-
thouseGa s4ronts with seventy pieces o afiii.
iery. stroii4y posted al Corillth Thek wefa
fully posed as To our movements and al
ted an aikA,Ik from Yal. D,Irli and Prieel Sllerl
man at ~ tnr'his. knew their exact Jhe lcaI
h!lt,fa
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-08

RrennpsD. 0et. Tine New York lie I.sia
Vi dc 4sh. hasieen received. Aoillhg lien
IRON the Amy of the Potomac.
dispatches rom Loatbyiils;. say res,or 5 Of
.san{ketry lave seeh ilearil ~ t.tt siireetioIi
Baei immense wagon tra h had artixcll Al
Ldisvillel
IioH d,yss later new from Euror{ ~l, the
Sle4mer ai Cape Race sal G.lsileslii lkls ~.
'fnl'e me Amerie'Ii' Coif'li AZ Vieia. I'D as
sgoil rs p ( Wound has le.aeslise eill saEis.y
ms l'eslfe 70 revisit the Amerieai. l;eIlsrlc.
IL New York thcresilal been no Illateri,l
4lsIlg IN god or zchali K. The Her la kays
1lSse is uot tie least abicueIst IN fhd sIIaci.-
illaifsn teser yhiell Ires .Iillsip Wall stieet
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LoseII and Price Engagsd.
LA T E R FKoMITHE No r. j 81.
FED ERALS DRAWN Vi, IN Ii NE OF
BATTLE TWO M LES FRO u
LOUISVILLE!


IIlpe.i1oxD. Va. o.. 5tA.AAn oliciII Dis
patch Iiiom tsen. Van norn. dated Ileadouaf-
trs nt:lr rorilti Miss. Oct. 81. ~ Af.I Avs:
We have dri yen the enemy from evets pp
sltlon. We are WithIA three qua. Fers OF i
mile Of Corinth. The enemy is hfddl I'd to
sfiher ABB Ut the townIIon the extreme leit.
nFingl tp hold the position. SO far, Iii Is gIo-
Iious. and cur men behaved uobIy- Our los.
am afraid. is heavy. i is i,earl y niE Eht.-
Loyelfs and Price : troops have our thai ks.
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res- There will be a meeting of IL le soldiers
Reliei Society. in the Presby terrain Church thi
4i,erno oon, at half past 4 o'clock

FRpA NoRTHsRx AlssouEI-Rell liable infor-
nation has been rece we'd here to the effect
that Nbrtl, hi4souft IS almost enfirtly III poss-
essionlof the S5uther,i Rights party. Who. la.
king advantage of tie Withdrawal of nearly
all OF the Northern frdops. had killed Or driv-
- sway the enflre Federal male popiiiafIon.
by lffual consent private property Was moi
nloles ted ~ less necessary tor the Subsistence
Or iralssporfaiioaof tie contending y,aE4ies.-
Aud was also laEreef. il Is said. that 10 the
IN cieH should belong Al the pr6pkrfv of the
deteaisd party R,flgsond Wig, sss,sI
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! LATER PROM IH : N6RIH.

lRlohroSD "a. Oct 5.-TAs PdiIadeiphia
Inquirer OF the 81 inst, has been received
here. Il contains dispatch from Lou IsvsIe.
fty. daked Oet. 21. which says thai inFotna-
tiol fFas just been. received that the Federal
army Is drawn up in lgsie OF battle 2f miles
dislalItlon the B4rdsiown road; heavy skin
Ihisllipg is going on, and bate i auticipa-
ia 49,
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-08

.A,a-s Antl Gllers. hsmil.l j
n7ih sI kdnei:F5fl3l bur amy. rellft sei.l
Ss1iis aFleilH liegslntfiR hs beng ~ a tIeSi T.
4.s;e cfad ll9nsiss s4lsiig5. Ia the iasc ba6ae
Y M.liHsll9 onh hlidtdiEintn II tie 20lL
teotssIrs ia. sii Ill IL l..lye !. Ell INTO
the ide tlbls and ssctqrllb storned 4 bAtlel,
earHootaiHl a cpfzksEtlndeRt, who ssas an
eyewli rs ol llIe 5stIe sAk fat tire Inacs.fi-
em.zFd nIai over Niatii luuf poor Iielioas
ehalge Mas pt3fuf,Isy i1ar ktes y iih die blood
iFnni bnidt. Ia It -AAliole feg illle lehis. l.
y. y ii1et al eul sEiIAi4rs goang b4ra asooied,
clai gillsL lyer tilc ali.ty lsu isce Vi Ilae le
u ze.s Ieai i. IlatlSliig 4 sllebr course wsh thdii
b,os,l. lselale liiisakisis OF sIlecniaiols. Wiz
have lIeeil sitdalstilEIisiy baysng mp allJ~fhe
iiefitdrlinlt5s cd4htfy lld creating of3er mo-
nopo.ids lt2Alula idd til div tie tlesilfIe tam
lil4t.4 ln l4fl ssl1a aIed e,ler Eso l5ri-
v.ititgs tsF lsaats are Yeslriisg their Bz0scEi1I
Eskin ldpfs aud fesii4 at night en- te doNuy
besiS ~ Sasf. lsl fiIere no feIiltiy Tor this
liEpissfrt,nF Fvlg Must onTt soldiers 9onl4iiue
10 btsil + oi.r SdlIptrEl 5 ireetoln ilaE naked
while lthSusaisds pi able bodied ybuiig men
are IeiptsIed - fdnIaih al hoYe,Hii wouId
see1u. IioH the explslSH PURPOSE o. Expressing
tier.i Id Egit lahlilltlsl Is ours I spee1ia-
tors gbvdTnnlelk. t1 is ii a aIgoycfnAI-lit OF the
peepitR iNnysireIaHillres aid Bio5d-snckers
pFeteetelI in tlieiF H dhlnyus viliai,iy whilst
tlioss. EhlI stand allFnts ws,lI befwteh Hs and
our eHft4 Is hr9 limited 70 20 hlreiooted
AID tleit iamlfies Allowed !, sulfei for the
lnmIi lueessAHsel lI0f liie- Columbus .Sust
i. 4 T.. -
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NUxBERF 50.


>aufiisrzis. lt,r -, E. -.
slightly J 4 al ------r
= 'arin-n liriiIt ? It-
= - Mprris ~ -iifIr i An t--....
frita7t~ 3 r ii.O .Os,f--.
ST sbtly- ) + Cllns ~ lt-
Ans i>.nee '.s.':l ~ p
~ 49, loiI---lilf = "A t-t~>-..f q. = 49,
Slightly. : Mate
Conn snr l. l.rr
Ss'.Eis J L Tl1.sa. a., as
= 3 Ai'-t siislr.,.
riAAtts p Cafi-r4l
~evertlr J 4 lrNs..li S-
i,i.s t,il,, -,s..t .i-.i.i IA
], ~ ks-res .s-.is,isi.
rufnrtA
ColsTaty X; P.sraiesI 4 II
.y.f f>-ace d-si ] iiAsa II.
-r,c t-v.i,y K N.r-.-.-.,.
itfry 81 -hl.,i.. C.,re J + * ..-- p<
saias. .Iss >,,i...i.r-. s. 81.
fafi k.i.t ..,.s .-
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j kIKf Es>e. .S III III I've Engis II. EhJ,tnrel
by54ei tlb9Is3I iJoi,i,.cd Iof AIahas-
sas Anil f4rreIitoil fwefe br.itlslt 10 this city
on ilse ESl ihst.llIIwaY 8t the osatge Faiii-
road. fif9ae ef III fke are notIat an dam
aged. IL ssIlef7IiYd arc 4lietiY Injured. hu;
gan l'4 s49f#l1lHl lfillins CIDER. IFheyIare
al rlthti hfst EsarlfttiaFistl'p aud of feavy ca
.paci Ft4Ihkir \ lfid cslBH6t NOW De lItss than
twenty fbpiisaIlpe Il 4 ans apieee. tiiSnlh IN Or
diparf4 iiek ts8fla l9t be more. ihslIi twelve
thonshIid Il iExifabtllinaty exertion} had 10 be
nadelt9 EeInplefe the tiestle WORK across the
Raplis sllaslligck IrivHf. % adnlst their assage
over fha SsfeaEn. &lid It VAS finished just nj
TINE 10 Hltltfem $i's q the 3v.ey df Tire Yam
KEGS lIn tleir late lrldh - Narrentoh. Que oh
iect df iEfIT YisitiF saiii 70 haxe1ledlf the re-
c'spitire Hliiiiese sllsiles. but they were bnis
time tpIipth 10 be so iitte. "A rtiInlter Of cars
4 lEiYtibfen b. .siehl acroFs The Rappafian-
fnekl aIhfk g iiaNESafe from their ioIrner own
~. # L silal l5lds flip.
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Es Ehf FlifdHp Times thinks that the
pfosFaisi.fe % - ~ p incom-
soId f hass sSs if,fsl'0n sfsa, a. .sl os
der 4sleI ~ ilflIiall tbs negroes. aEad accom-
rtyisl ifllH cfdtf khFniiI be 4 genksaI difec-
ton 70 tiel leiTphk 70 celnmefce lhe work Of
smafsacse and hi4ASe. lItl Greeiy S IIrayer pros
scurels ilAa IlroslaIlHatidf. shfnid iat GTeely'r
progtdihle halFtFtEcdAy tested Here Il ii:
''Sleiil stlle lplrSek. cpitie @crn AID slaves.
grinnl ftk serifeliis lite pNtIof evefy ole OF
Iileri. kl dat ~libh our hItiies match deefer
and daeIlef sAoWEI lilsto Dixie ilsers may be
IL "a tEl 10 faA4 their heads zlIIi hiss aud
81 aik LHlEird thefisl Lat Us have the tniife
laglliEr REESE il.---tl l4l--7l.z
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-08

80 CosssIeralle excitcineni 49, GRATED Ia
pnr cifs uL sunday Is filc lcIrcnlai-i.n IT \ re-
pnfs tilai the f,-leiai lieef has Ten u.,in h1s
for this point sil .ssini %. ' lieroai Sii-l in
fgsn,ai.,-. ~. Ne bel.sse, receiv-d here ~
nia miiif1i. itfhr l1 -. hnl NJ 5fi no - -
alarmed alrinf an attack ibeia- tnldc otl oar
CITY. and qiiczlien The s<crl.,ss oi ne se-
f.,sFf ,'iniri - - ..e - J e ~ -.Sf Meek
~ 'lIl.s,sfl cons tied the
stnie fi.--s x aie5ul.si.s. Iiiey w.ii hardly
setiinfe doxn here li0W !, ilcn filc si--cf -
so very fafi+rins Tor snr gain oc, ..giii. ti,e
rfyer atln ~ "a -herfh -ufireiy
csiFii' q e. sllf- y ,.-niin.iii. row
: So il iDay he lil.t I. beet iiss .sosle ,ionn
a. iciia ~ laove the rtnaiiaier of Curtis
force mp out IL ,ianef or 10 r-rf,-S over m
fa Miss. .ssiuIH ioi ii.e ari+s ,.ft ili = rad
a azs.o r al.4 d1>ifoJ a., ..af : -aiiiooais-
Iiii~ ter AoNev~r. doubt sefs iIlicil
At d. ilof btieTe they lcoiit 50 tlis me sel.d
a torce -cro3S lie l-az0n stxl-l,f-. niE,l
aIf.areut tt erdly fsilIl ~ f.s-a ir.,sll ever
: & back 60 ~ fhe--ad f.ife 81 Us .ri--iorious
s,ililr ilcs--I I'scZs.5n z H'tiy 3.rh.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-08

B srIs lASaS Est ST--ll The RichEnbnd flapsrs
81 itrl FIT 1asSe ert That some 1000 Yaike4s an-
tel.k .FieiIts,Ii kaA i,I 1folldas IsIsf ard cap
Hsir'Al EAtd Rargll Isl al piir sick ard n o5snslea
lllesfd iHHTlfe ih45hef dc Confederajes thus se-
lrrEl f6E txcla htis Is Estimated ht hst = con
j nil0 4,l R,ftf 17if
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-10-08

IHe hlsHF hISD pE t,tI1@- - siies uighf !
TFi<lfe janis h.k-I. ~ 4 g-aIi,.l-- X ms LiS1t
llltfery recaptsil-d an fti...k x =, f.e Nil
~ fs.fn ii ti.is ~ 8. iIt,n, ,s.,ss be il.d e.
e-len. tile eitr,i i,ls-rai ID oi..ralor reoen;ly
saker ~ 1llr--ar ff ke-.fil. .e--buf - il4f q
u,sre 4, ihe ,.o.isi 0un fsr ssos cuy re- 11ssd X
70 aoeepi 500 Nhicil ~. A,-.see c,..l,,Ied out 1
aud a-re-f i.i1s a. q lr.i,. g, .,s..iils- :. hls
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The New York herald., 1862-02-12
News From san Francisco.

SAN FKANrTstO, Feb. ~, I60Z.
Arrived ship VIM. Q. Nyc, New York, and pilst boat
Caleb Cushing, Boston.
San FRAxoisoo, Feb. II, 1897
Arrived bark What Cheer, shanghae Sailed ship Red
GAUNTLET Hong Kong; vesurgas, Caao steamer Sonora
with two passengers and s07ooo in treasure for New
York ana $50 600 for England.
Trade revivng slightly with moderate transacticns
in general merchandise. speculative movement has
occurred in foreign brandiss establishing rise Of 25c
soc per gallon Domestic brsndiss are higher. whis-
key, ditto. Spirits turpentne, 81 10. Candies dull, q
n 22c.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
Russia.
THE EMANCIPATION QUESTION.

81 PEfEH1rRo, Jan. JJ 1S02
The Norsor Post says that great dissatisfacton and
impatence are felt by the nobility at the Of
mcnt Of the contributions by the peasants Government
having guaranteed the contr tributiong viii keep It's word
but the transition requires time.
Tie nobility mus accept TIC state of hgs and assis,
TIE government The solution lies In the FINAL achievement
OF tho emancipation The extension OF the people
ticpation in the administration depends tho nobility
who facilitate or obstruct the intention Of the govern
ment in this respect
Tho Assembly Of Mobiles opened at st. Petersburg on
the 2sth. General Suwarrow, the Governor General,
said 10 his speech, that the welfare Of the nobility
possiblo unless close alliance exists between them
and the Emperor u s tho wish Of the Emperor that the
nobility shoeld maintain their privileged position but II
10 only by the throne remaining established on hrm
basis that Tho nobility can preserve their influence The
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE. 4
Our Newspaper Dispatches by
the Jura and America.
Vapoleon's Speech to the French
Legislature.
dis Anxiety for the Termination Of
tho War in America.
Imperial Report on the Trent Affair,
Showing the Union Feeling Of France.
Lord John Russell's Reply to Mr..
Stewards Arguments.
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MASON AND SLIDELL AT SOUTHAMPTON.
FIGHT FOB THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND.
Reported Termination Of the War
in Duenos Ayres,
&e., &C., &c.
Imperial Report on the Trent Affair,
Showing the Union Feeling Of France.
Lord John Russell's Reply to Mr..
Stewards Arguments.
MASON and SLlDELL AT SOUTHAMPTON.
FIGHT FOB THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND.

Our newspaper Dispatches by the Jura reached this
rom Portland last night We are thus enabled TO pub.
sh some highly interesting and important details Of the
segraphic report Of her given in the HERALD
Ssrday morning.
The America reached Boston about two O'Clock yester
day afternson from Halifax and her European mails with
those Of the Jura. forwarded to New York by the
oight train.
despstch from Berlin, Of the s1st ultimo, says
Councillor Echmann appointed Minister Of Prussia to
Brazil.
The condition Of the London Stock Exchange 10 thus
'sportsdThs funds the 7oh Of January rather
au and lower under heavy supplies Of stock. Money
was very abundant There antispations Of a
further reduction Of the bank Of discount to per
cent,
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
English Opinion OF the american Para.
graph.

America has her paragraph and contains something
more like threat than any other portion of this
The Emperor does not hesitate confess that the civil
has seriously compromised the commercial interests
OF France and there Is something almost regretfu the
tone in which he says hs must connne himself to tho
utorance Of wishes that these dsseusions may soon
be terminated But there is the somewhat stern
limitation to this abstinence, $50 long as the
rights of neaydls respectcd.n Tho phrase In
general than the occasion demanded $50
long the neutral rights of France are res specedD
would have satisfied the necessity but the more general
expression would better adapted TO TIE coiiuoecv
embarrassing TO dtae The International abuse Of an ine6ee-
trc blockade This is the emily phrase which breaks the
OF profound peace for Mexico and Cochin China are
only mentioned TO be dismissed unworthy Of bens
considered serious. We have little doubt that this
family disguised impatence at the blockade of the South
ports faithfully reflects the public feeling in France:
hut the other hand there be still less doubt that
the federal government o be much careful how then
give cause juf anger to France than they in oerino
offence 10 us.
The New York herald., 1862-02-12
Capture OF Rebels in Indiana.

CMt1NNAn, Feb II, 1867.
special despatch from Indianapolis TO the CSmmsreia
says that two men arrested at Princeton Ind,
few days since. by the Surveyor Of the port. Upon
searching the persons their clothing and boot legs were
found wadded with letters parties in tho South many
Of them from Europe One Of them had largo amount
OF gold on his person.
Reinforesments have gone forward from Danvile and
Somerset TO support General Thomas In his movement on
KnOxville.