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g.-1r .isu IN IT, 'loJi painful t-'-1z, slDo s4sfs
u'a, -rye'pea>, ~ rnr.tm, piuUle.. bot hes, ~
sa, ser B'rsB, Toe vorss cases ~ i1esses q Ne
l.",d. r.Hrr''iM CNlI =, debility, hrsr 90
Autt.. - I- p--.t ,Ou'1tEp N, ~. - osF-
!..Uiy sff..l D., tl.se tNurifer.
E''NTl Z LIZ sAN hN ~us,i n tsaasr
c,so. ~ ttsts ami ...i = i'se,s1a, AMI 10 vsa
" - cert .tu.y ,.-r ot.v r., vi D. can b. rea,haS
ly uo.i -e Il t.ai o lance with tire dlrse-
Nlus.
HIA1fS LIN kaLsA' -Iro1 Mr. n Ric., %
Grove q and ~ CIuit. B. .kst II inaAmmaau--r
fn"umalism aud govt, -1er 90 nt5 BEEN crippled
~ years
HlA1rs LIFE RALsAa cirof NrRB r. HnHv.
dDsk " ster, III M.iisrn r. ga terrific ulcer 40,
ne ht ue'n Ia the Br' .iway II s,itN sir nnouena.
ami then Thought ~ he in,uraAa
HhATI'S LIFE BAL5AM cured Mrs c. Gore Sd
az and Dist q ~ Hcr'f cr knee evil TIE uIo.r,.
- d'stry'd TIE he-n rom the neck until ~
Wiudpitt Wa e5i'used u cured Mr. Ore AZ, :,
dyspepsia. -
Poet Al GeJrs DAG Grand d
70 cel;4 r.r rAts son
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ARRIVED LAST EVENING.

sTEAAsHn-J,s + Freeborn; tusl MoTLL
Han pton H. scs - hours.
Delaware Cannon, Port Royal, = q, 10th inst,
~ Y Perkins.
BHns--Monsrch Of she Sea, Spencer, IAvsrp1o,
Jan 10, with ndne 10 Lasronce, Giles %. Cane
out the North Channel had very heavy westher
los. head sails, &c have had the Thermometer as
low AZ 20 So Feb l0tb, lal 49, Ion Is, hA = severe
gale from w, which blsS with grea. violence FOR
l2 hours, lost three toptails.
Sheridan, RuIesll, Antwsrp % DAYS, with mlse
10 Howland Frothingham. Had hssvy weather
the entire passage; was Is days between long 80
and ~ Lost topgAllani mssts DO. 81 inst, jacob
Granville seaman, OF Norway, fell from tle libbOOm
over board and wAA lost
Albert Gallsiin Creevey Antwerp and Flushing
81 days, with mdse T. Q Grinnell Hal ltrong gales
fIom the South 9TH iHat, in lat ~ 20, long 20 81
fell in with large fields Of lee, sud was obliged 70 60
South houiB 10 avoid them.
Bsrj ADAMS ChAss, Liverpool Feb 3, With mdsa
and 81 passengers to Tapfc,u \ e.. rob -, Ia, -
81, Ion %, b'd a heavy gale from N n W, the
baron eter marking q $40 Aarch 20, at - 80,
Ion 40 80, was among great Quantities Of field ice.
sCHooNERs-C vickeny, BIbbitt, D-h'On 8
days, with mdse.
Els, Packard, Philadelphia, with coal, FOR
Sandwich.
BenAtor, GlAdding, DghIon day., with mdse.
Ann sAteI, Fish, warehAm days, wish nails
" Parker Mills Co.
Ocean Wave, Flewellipg, st John, y b, Is days,
with pckets " L | Neyus Son.
Gilbert Mates, Howard Cornwallls, y 8, 10 dAys,
with potstsss " Snow Burgess.
james -, koEersou, Boston days.
BELOW,
Sip Bysautiun. Robinson, London Feb i'll.
bAD.kp.
March IS steamship hope, for Liverpool ships
PTotitI, With tro ps Supply, G, srnnls M ~, res
Briggs Adelaide, Eaylo hersey, PernaIubucJ.
SPOKEN.
March IL a, 40 20, len u 20 ship Criterion, from
Hsyre, and Ordei ed at 10 Boston stne tune hril
RIO Grand, from West II dies for Bstnors-B,
pilot bosi ID Jones, No 10.
DISASTERS, &c.
MISSING Vessel Tile brig Taomas Tlestrn
Captain SasmIn, from eaQul Tor New York, O..
dSte) put into Nassau, N =, Tor repairs sud sale,
thence Jan 10Th since which time uuIh.nr has bee;
hsai. from Ter her cargo consisted " 20 hhds l
molaEses l4O hUls DO, and 81 hhds sugar, con~gG
cd " SpodJrd. The t T wss bullG 1T Ports
mouth, n, in 1853, 80 tons, rated AZ, Owned b.
Pm Sp,d.rd q lniH city.
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Festival Of ~. pRtrick--SeKt Mons
being She Festival Of 81. P.Erick, a solemn
mas Will he celeh-kt6d in 81 pAtrick's CGthek,
by tho Very Rev Mr.. STAIRS, V. O., a, half
ten o'clock, II. ~ aud the pAnsgvric Of the ga
will lie presohed by the Rev. DR. M,GLYNN,
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lent Society are requested ~ aisend an extra tntjr
INC. A ,hoir meeting rooms, IN Ian n, or a.
N Wniu M ~ tar ~ n,ts arrargsmsn,s tiotta
coming Aruiver sary Of Iceland PAtron Sanity!
ordsrG EDWARD McLOUGHLIN, Prssid@t "a
PATRICK CAMPBELL, sec'y. hd o.
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Ledge " q. s, cornar of Grand and LuiloJ
Cap, DrCau ard Others will address the rae
On Sunday evebirg 9, at ~ o'clock. JOHN
IER
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Our Special Correspondence.

H1Idlphd a, march IL The Fhrte st. Law
.olee, anNrI from Fort Mtl.n this morning,
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Tho "p.snI,,, T,vn.r,nc. 1Io.,,,

TIC FeepItH Tor prranct NIoelinAl
Jay evening, ihs ,Gih inst, commencing
o'clock. Speakers And Singers Invited. w..
SErT, PreAIl -.
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Grind JuytblIs CcEcert Ter the Brs

~ Lau'tns street. Boys sud Gi'ls meeiihR' !
rt1'dtt Il al the Sul ivan STREET NJ. r. Churt
iIce, kui md Amity rs, IN rawsihy eVenlii
lNorc0s's will consist q voc Al ana Ia 'IInrnl
rlc. rcf', rmed as = los duets sslnl'onoI v
rleI,s. Tl,r nyperimme wi he entirely NJ
f'., r,' ,,,s M 7 o'clock. Nh -ic under tfe ~
nI Pr't David DrmTett Admission iree.n
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Rot,oo-Tbe Members ~. James Il,
Cal Ole T. A. II. society, will meet in their
IN Roosevelt 81, on Monday morning, lTth Id
SIS o'clocb, 70 psrtidPats in the celebrate IN
AMOS Pa:ron Saint. by ordsr " JOHl
-; ~. DAVID BARrLEY, SEC.
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ARRIVED.

eTEAhSHIrs- Pelican, Jones, Proyidenos, with
mdse " Row ByInsr.
CneaaI cake, Cro~oll. Portland, with mdsa ard
rtstCng eIs W II II Cromwell q c..
Africa Stone, LVsrpsi Ma 'ch and Queenstnwn
ID n4p NJ, ~itt mdas and passengeraa V Il Gu
nAr5 30 Ihsl, Lat 81 10, Ion IL II, ~ A. pass 81
steamer America, bound E.t.
SCnOONERs- uslve,is, S3rl BNrbar,e, from
Angoaturs NtSp'rt and Long Island 'uud "
days, with hides n the master. u.s olpeIiOscbl
very heavy n " gales the eSIire pN-Sage
Salmon WVhl urn Thrasher, from Taunton i1r
PhilsdslphA,
EA Higgins, Pierce, Boston i,r Deals Island.
Msry hankin, Bear "a, Is. stOu days, with mdse
Vol q DSyt'u Go.
George Oi!Gorn, Russell TrenJut, sc. days.
with gr suite for Staten Island.
Lady Ellen, Cors N, y ston, with mdse, for
PhllAdslpl,s.
Texas, Champip, New London days.
X ID BhoAdea Baker, Boston days, with hsh.
Burnley, Austin, Providence days, with m Use
Height Bsehee, New London dAye.
Mary hiiilin Glsddi Z, PrUyiaouco day..
Ain on Bacon, Bacon, Boston, with ndss, bound
" Baltimore.
Ellen BarneH, B,iggs, Fan River.
Sea Bird, Glass, do
Kedrun, Groves, Providence days.
Eva, Nothrsp Bristol for Elisabathport.
SI,DOp-K apraoua. I,lbhz pr0yidanca nndga'
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1bo DruuhaTa can be saved -rh)O'
h,isro's H. form society vil hold public Ipf
Gs Eali Broadway, on sunday event. &, IN "a
also . prayer meeting at o'Cl - p. an, "A
TALCONER Vill address 90 messing elso
interesting speakers. A history Off gool a
II stltuton viii DO givel. l., WOOD, Be-. mi
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rha CSWsaIIiss % -IreetE q the ~
Of Alderman, wil nloea on Tuesday, lhs ls,I
81 March, 1908; a one o'clock, A. NJ. n
the PuTpoasof oonsida-ing the snbitsa a. ~
tension q muruh street 70 the Battery All
tias bfsefe2tod will please attend vitkoui a.
nosiee. CHAs. J. CHIP, ~
y. l. A BOOLK,
NV. TAYLOR, seGn whs To- To- \
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The Rebel Tugs Taking a Look

Our FernalIina Correspondence.
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FaInrr MotlfOH T. A. II sltieIy, VII ne
their If. J, 96t Browne a. on MonGev, llth.s
participate IN cell hratiug tue Anniversary VI
lands Patron Saint 4 ] members not Ut sep
e tr'I 3. BY orier # JAMES GREEN, Ma
ROBERT WILSON, Pes. ~
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JANIS WHITE DANIEL GRUHOR p III 0
PIN. THOMAS NONAIIAN. !. HcCLUsKY,
CHAEL GlLLEN, HUGH MORONHY, la
lGT Special Az
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VI i X IN +.
MrNIArrkE ALMANAC.
CLI.NEED.

rskA5uIP-Brpe1on. wes- IT, Bremen, Os-
ri,ls u. Cts q. seq York, Pc RE Liverpool, j
q DAs.
6Hu5-P Ms''Gf Psars,,s. Acspuep, Net
caf Duncan; Resolu'e, Freeman, for Liverpool,
Williams & Glion.
BARKs-ATe IA Davis. Philalslphia, Whltnore
ACc: N J Coic1u', Co'oOrd, Phi .ds pnis. Walat.
Srve7 Chisss 81 BocitChsr, terusl schunl, for
ousanaov7. suarh. M,tnois Z peu.t Austria
Ia toliei mg! oppenbruggsn, Antwerp, Rugtr
B-Atei',
BRIGs -o,ive, szr! BsTrisr, Port srdl, Smith,
Jones G.. ~ " gsius C'ygins, Pni.aie phi'
Petrts ? Blown, III mn md. Bermuda.
Srtth jr % d Co: G Pckeus. Rch, P1isdeplA,
, Mckee 9 % Adams, Carr. :, Tor 2EAAdsiIhi
Brsr boa q c Baltic, NsldooS, PhiISde phiA.
Yates, PoiieiGe.I Go.
SCaOCdEkB- Away, Davi'. Philadelphia
l. k'nDy ELs- Louisa. Snow, New Hdved, l. Ken
ny e Wiyon, wilson, Cnsr " some, A ' Htv-nsi
PvcA, T. .rdtner, Wash.nE-or, l. Kenny; X ID
Rhotes, y .ker, Fishers Island; M.r.ur, G)itrey
n, Ajspba. 5 Powell LVcy Church, Adams
BatlruOis BAk.r % Dayton; NeNp1ri, 7 Irner, for
Blrin. master; Nanuo, White, Philadelphia, do;
Townsend, Williams Ph.ladelpulS. l. Kenny
May buitou. ,or Milton, l. Kenny; Hsig ~,
BNeeo Phhadelphi,, do. Transport, rilso1, Pnia
delphia NJ Parker; Pe~teal, Hp,rcam, Chincr
league, Go; Smith. II S.l, CherTySto do,
Harvest nvar, Bristol, l. Kenny.
aIyDDF-p s,r nnipr1Aaag,,a- parke-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-14
LIVE, STOCK.

LIVE STOCK
Hros sr aud m tAss the saot Ia ay aa-
tIte FUutJ r6T f.Tvr urk utH+4tyas Yards eli
sniered afu +liplisa with every convenience have
been oPenet nd itscoBne eloBs andeFery
attenttoG IL pBid tS their wants From Harriaburgh
hEEt " LII lt FOUND every onyeuisnee for feeding
and re sting choice is offered of the PHTLAUEL.
pHIA. AkM YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
This viii also be found tbe sho rtest quick and
fcst direct route for stock to New York VITA Allen
town and with fewer cha ngss than any other.
ENOCH LEWIS, ,GenerAlsupt. .AitoonA,Pa
l., l.. H0UPT. Gen. Tick ct Agt ,Fhiiadetphi
H. h. HOUSTON Gen lFreighiAgt. .Phiiadsiphia...
ian9AdaW -
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-10-14

An assortment OF ID. Appleton Il Co.. Albums
with an Ortme nj OF Carfss de Ytstfs. At
j. W. oGDEN,S Cry Doox sroH
apE2-d Main aud Cd stY~Nts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-14

Hundreds of men on both sides threw on all
their supcrHuous clothing and went III: as we
were told the Goth did at Bull Run; stripped
almost to the waist Those W. no had the op,,
port,lnty, placed their coats where they would
be preserved others. with no time for that,
threw them on the ground: and lost them with
their lives. Within space of two acres there
are ungathered arms enough to supply, a Ne"
York militia regiment In that small space;
nearly six hundred men We're sent to their ION
account.
At Casey's old camp there were no human
bodies as there it was an easy matter to DIS
pose Of them Immediately after the fight. But
hundreds of horses. torn by shot and shell; lay
all around, the carcasse> emitting a pestllentla
stencil. On Sunday when we were AGAIN III
possession of this field, men and ANIMALS lay
close together
..i,lrr and stcci in one rel burial b"nt.
The animals are now being burned, as that IS
the only way IN which they can be disposed OF:
and the horric et1uvia removed from It's too
close contact with the camps. Upon approach
inc this spot it requires considerable effort t.
lead a man to walk up to it, the recklnS odor
being 50 offensive. Tomorrow its condition
will be favorable enough tor re-occ'9patlon;; In
Il direct railroad line from this camp to kicl!-
mond it is just seven miles. Far Oaks IS
the name OF the station.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-14
INSURANCE AGENCY.

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE O.
Gupitul, $5U0,000 Net Surplus, sl0l a
HOME INSURANCE CO., NEW YORK
Gupitul, 81 900, 900 Net SuplS slCvI44
Policies in either OF the above-namcd cm,
{ nanics issued and losses adjusted BY tho M
dursigned. agent at Alexandria, Va For nsm
uncc. apply III No. IS King street, up-S7niyx =,
TO ANDREW JAMESON
my Il If Agent.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-14
KEEP COOL.
lIk,l IlEll ICEll

lUEl ICE!! IUE!!!
THE UNDEnsIG =; yL., IAK ,,E ~ PLEA
generally, that he has made arrangements to
Keep constantly on hand supply OF ICE dur
ing the season Persons desiring the above ar
ticle can obtain 1t by calling at his dcpots, No.
l4H, King street, between Washington and ST
Asaph, or at the old depot, on Fairfax street
under the old Watch House, opposite the
Adams Express Office.
my l>-inl L. u. HFNDERNtN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-14
JOHN T. COOKE,

~ JOHN 7. CUUKE,
CHEAP FAMILY GROCER.
YTAS CONSTANTLY on hand large assert.
[ L ment of F'1MILI GROCERIES, consist
ing Of BACON. Of all kinds; FLOUR by the
barrel or smaller packages; BIZ OK WHEAT
CURRANTS. RAISINS, PRUNES, FIGS,
SARDIN Els, &c, &c, to which he invites the
attention Of customers my +
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-14

ITO THE CITIZENS OF ALEXANDRlA.
L We beg leave to call the attention OF ln'
citizens Of Alexandria to our large and well DC,
lected stock of GROCERIES,, comprising every
article usually kept in well regulated grotI oa
house. All goods delivered on board Inc 0'''
free Of charge. 9 ro
Washington, my 21-lm ---
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28
rofts Ai.oe.,teiP-,ss

!
V.tsrr.aIl s N,llsy Jrr. .f. 1919.
TIig sew srrri'ir Court Jus1i,i.
Tteoa.b al Office was this day admin.1sl,d by
.le '5l, Of ITO srr-cme Cont Of The Uui'oi Stl'so
20 ,,.oc.,,e Justice 5gayuc who io,s 81 rea'
Iur RruEL rOTONi" riocAtpr,
1l,e L. ). br. Penny, which .or come months part
ln. o.. o. .uclolai jl., Glow Alexandria trirg cut
o., .,. Vac IN, in readiness IN The earv part Of ss
week. aud On III. d y niaht IAN down past The
0tra rae batteries ia tow Of the Putey. Sic
was rot fired a.
~ repairs 10 'te Hand Hole. were completed a.
bee yard on Saturday. aad. taking on toaoi Goa.
siei-s and some oG'e.fs Ok Ais &C., SIC nan
dor.n ,,4.l tie retel tpteric. on Saturday night
va out being fs.d ~ aud. after lardiug her pa--
enecr- a, Liverpool Point, lay ~ until Sunday.
ui. v hen che euuiel 70 Indian Head. On hor
y r.. Tx alo.s woe fred az her ~ tie Conioa-
e,.t.s, none taking elect.
Tic reJcs spyosr % b. ealalsug aad strengthen
In tier works at Cockpit Point o. ii o. make the
Oecolusp lie main ipo Of defense Oh their riet'
oiag.
cTY. slCTL WILL NOT RESIGN.
1lc resignation Of Con- sigsl not having been TO-
cer;-d hit military sIil;, being highly aplTeciatcd
ne Will no, renew H. Az q strong friend Oh Re
yn.on he VIII cou.nue in tie service, where 10 San
De. 81 most u.e, either ia Issoori Oh The Pocmac.
a feri.s on event. prompted him 10 retire rom be
a,aly. IN. he more recent cause Of complain il is
believed, viii be Iemodied.
FROM MEXICO.
4l,,lcs from the Ci!y OF Me,ico, from d.iiin-
eui-hcd sourcep confirm tie published accounts Of
tie union generally g. parties heretofore opposed 70
each otter making common cause against o."
European invasion.
TIE HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT.
The Sanitary Conmie.oa has had several confer
cnces with lie War Department aud the Nni-afy
Conri.tee Of Coupess relative 20 the reorganiza-
dQs IF the Hospital Department. il appears they
desire the selection 81 olcsrs OF the regular Medical
STAB .hall be made more with regard 10 eilnenfy
'hS.i 10 the prevalent usage Of seniority The COM
mission cay thcy are acting TIE principle ihat -
better 10 take precautionary measures against Eek
nee. n camp than to Gil the hospitals.
LAKE DErTNsEs.
Tie Committee en- Lake Deienses, Of ."iIe,
Eerroeniaiye Ain,d is Chairman, have been de-.
lsycd IN their action by the sickness of Gen. McCicl
lan' bur sinoo hs recovery they have been placed 10
po'serson Of he views aud opinions. They arc now
awaiting detailed ,etIr.tc from Gen. I0aon, but
viii, before long, make lall report with regard 90
tie deienres OF .tho Northern frontier.
TiiE EXEinTIoN or WITNESSES.
The President h.s approved tic I'LL rercalins The
prov sioa Of Il law Which exeu.ts wines cs wl0
Save l.en examined before an inye.ig4ling C.v
mice Of ,ihcr Home Of Conggss, ftom icsa,yag
irforc \ Court.
TN aLM POSTAL BILL.
1ba IN Introduced by Me. Colax TO-DAY. relative
70 poslayc rstes ou printed matter, i Tot Il final
i-ao. lt hes been uf,r:cd TO The fot-OircJ Com.
nil.ee %. iuuhcr Ccl-,IGc radon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28
AFFAIRS IN MISSOURI.

KO-iA, no. Jsn. 81. 1877
prcr,iner citizen Of soutL-N rslcrn Ni--oufi hls
ir,t nfrs we'd from Monni Vernon, Lawr,.ee Corn'y.
lie gays tfat Gen. Rlins, With abou' 100 men, "hi
an NIGHT % Mount Vernon on TUESDAY nigi'' no
18th io.i., on is way 10 CRANKY, where h's to'a'f'
said pey were going 10 work IN ,he lead ia.n'f'
Tbreais were made % arrest al men who had been
connected with the Home Guard and pat in.'" ~
work in the mines. IT. Consequence OF 1is "a large
number Of Union ci,iltgs were leaving The country
ON tho salns.ght int Rains said At Moun- vernon
E,ro,t ssid at 10 or $50 rebels we're encamled on
The head Of Spring River en- route for Ca5yille'
Ia regard 10 tho troops in Nor'hern Arkansa'' 10
fays that Lee has it from good anti ory that 'ueFe're
only ntout 800 or 600 at CIosa lloiows snd ,"Yo
hi. benton County. But tOdy OF from 2,oOo 10
. .o10 men were ~ Tiislorh Bend, abert ~ iA.ios
below Van Bergen, on tue Arkansas River
seyclsl SscesdoDists tod him that Gen. fh'o Z
force, 81, smingGsli did moi exceed 10000 meD'
Til gentleman mel the seo1ts Of tho Union amy
= u, miles beyeld Lebanon, and other iToo. az q"
fs.fnt pou.s sis side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28
PROBs WASHINGTON.
Congregational nIi!cGgc.

Correspondence OF The n. Y. Tribune.
WAsnYGros Jan. % ia.
While our Senators aud Representatives IA Con-
gress arc talking asut retrepchn EN- in the pubic
expense, and according TO Mr.. Shermaus bill pro-
pose 10 make a reduction in he item OF mileage to
ten cents per mile 10 and from the Capital II can be
shown that even this rate of compensation is, TO Say
he least slill extravagant.
TBE TRIBUNE has been such constant advocate
of economy upon this, as well az all other subjects
Of Government expenditure. that IT would DC diin-
cult o offer new arguments in ts columns. siD9le
instance, howe YER may not be out Of place, a. mn
illustration. Uriah Ripsaw is elected 10 Congress.
From lie home on the Mississippi it cost him, "by
the most usual road" some tbutyfye dollars TO get
to Washington; bat, under the law, at forty cents
per mile bis legal chorges amount to between three
and four hundred dollars Even the latter iguies
might be considered az within the fcore Of conscien
,vu. arithmetic, bu Mr. X. diseoyers that, according
10 "precedont and usage," lie is entitled to, and
takes out OF the Trcasury, at every session, 'l<tee"
Aafdftd doiiars for mileage alone.
This il neither az exceptional nor fancy sketch,
as TnE TRIBUNE can bear me out; and hence It is
no, surrising iba, the House Of Representatives On
tic Goth inst. REUSED to act upon tie reroluion Of
Mr. Blaze Of Ohio, asking information regarding d
systen Of plundor that Iemtars ma! well he AFRAID
OF explaining 70 their constituents.
lean that we'l-kuown Congre'smsn u New
York will next week renew ard iusis upon tho
proposition = the Ohio gentleman, when state
uert viii be mad, that will 10, only asionish The
country. ba; will al the same time furnish Je''
fof future les islation on the obiec, of mileage.
As ,le resolutions " laid on the table" in the
House ON the 2c.h were not Published IN your Con-
sre'-iona report, inclose a copy taken from TAr
Giir OF iGe.1ny:
Rs,fr-' Iitttie il. Controller OF - Irra'lry be 70
1r-rl i.ntL H. HCu.s veil 70 lfiie @. s1 ssihl'
s.rtfnelt 81 OH. size us'- snd fefleucs ni evy
cf and To cfti' Co rom tie hft feon o' i4r
Iiy re1ri Nfr.rr. 80 fne ifff frslnn o. fir tlLy'
~s = fcur-r rr'.!sei Tie rsslft o. 'he fih Ter
rlr-r il f they s.frn'y Irtrii no 'si'i. f cii
..nr. f faff r.I-t a. f1m nor trrtrf Pieces -
frt Do ffs 81 AtsIrrioT lie a. nur' Of apury
sltt ord er.fs - rlre sftrfaiy cnil o. -
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Do nru 0. allowed 'n fu0t member s1h f'ia
efcr. f. ssior, 0tl te tr"fu' 70 rolcf fr
ft at arch end ic'sFies issre1nFcy ~ every
....... i..rr d.i.u. is fI..l. Lr--il .isttb
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..aa ID M or &c. ILIrr,s aly tooff aro lsnfrf To nay
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28

IAfIfgHIr. EaI Day Jar n, o.
Tie boat which Ten Old Point lasi night nir wed
hero "a out ~ O'Clock tlis no ming.
Tic brig Perry, which ran lie blockade Of the Pc
tonne River, rcac' ca Old Point lot night.
Yfe Re, r.oad Iupafci q Friday shows that tie
leiois are much Psrp'eXed at their defeat IN Ken
fne,y. TIE D.-t4fri says that we regret TO fay
Iat ,hs repot Of the Fcderii victory ia Kentucky
converted 70 ~ on Wsdu,fday night nom Northern
s,nrcrs, 81 more than confirmed by intelligence fc-
eelvea here o., iie War Department II aNear. tlut
ou. defeat wa more decisive han even III Norhera
accounts bad lei W 20 believe.
The cdi.or says tha' ihis d'aIier in Kentuchy aud
ibe app,elen-ioa h t0B exd'.i lor TIE nieiy OF our
connection with thc soutL-We through VII. oia -
Teunes.eo AMI the East Tennessee ard Virgins Rail
road and lie possible interruption If our iiterconrse
with lie South via tho Wilmington and Weldon
R.lIoid by tie Burnside Expedition, directs aitca.
no. 10 the vital imgorsncs Of eompetingtte connec-
lion between Richmond and Dsnyiile and ihe North
Ca. Dina Railroad.
AuCusTA, Jan. p, 1902.
p.iyato letter re,siyeiilom Charles'ou ihs morn
ing eve le' Eve stone yeses were sunk in tho chan
mel Yesterday.
tie Sqra4aol FJ,jgcg. Of this morning sayf
10 statement thai Union vessels had gone W Broad
Reor j. Incorrect.
Tie Dfp,.ci contains telegram from Nos.o.k'
wing that Tie BohlMore sun received there
l.ta.n. etn.cmont dat rclori hid reached Battle
more # The los u Eve Of the Hurns.de aoe w Pam
d., sound aud tlaf large steamboat, probably he
Lou'slra hal been burnt, o'c. Thus il would
seoa ths o.. regor lad no oil er iouldaiion u IN
tlis Sc,-sn g. coi 7ye bal ur0ro SoWfb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28


ieat-COl. Jouidan Of Toe NcU-york 10th Le'
eion IVES tonight presented by tie officers IT the
i4tb (Brookyn). Of which he was formerly MAJOR,
with sploudii sword, SASH gauntleis, boot, spurs
&c, Tho non-commssioned officers and privaIes Of
the 5Jd PENNSYLVANIA Volunteers, this morning,
through Capt. Wntrod, picsented Col Brooke aud
Lieut.-Col. ScAiielael with beautiful aud costly
swords.
CONTIRMAIIoN.
The Senate to-day confined the nomination Of
Is. y, French as Commissioner Of PaJlic Buildings
ASSIGNMENT.
Gen. Keim OF Pennsylvania, recently appointed
brigadergeneral, has been assigned TO Il brigade in
Gen. Caseys DIVISION army Of the Potomac.
PROMOTION.
Copt Gregg Of the United States Army has been
appointed Colonel Of the regimen, of Pennsylvania
cavalry formerly commanded by Cox Chaniry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-28

money wGS to DO faitbfutly and economically appl
20 the purposes for which it was rsised. But whea
they soc ipne,,e SUMS lsyiebed upon personal or
political favcritss for snall and acon,iderabe ser.
wees, confidence N the. Government il impaired,
nubhc credit is parayzed and the very ex,so &c u
The nation j. imprled.
Tie 10000 Of the public money now in the bonds
OF Mr. George ID. Morgan in equity and good cou-
science heonpe TO the Government and not TO him,
and shogd at once &c restorei to the national treas
ury, and such reasonable compensation for his ser.
Wees paid % him "a justice shsll require.
Jour Committee recommend tbs adoption Of tho
following resolution:
'Nsed That the employment Of agent to make purs
ot thr Coyehment, with compensation de D-adeot
I've extent aud sosiness OF bis puieases Vnae in.
unjust and ought rot 10 be tocsesd by asy brsscs