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CH- The following 70 list of ths names
II eek soldiers recently brought to tho Hos
pital In the shy.
Chssles Thompson. private, asthsIni.
james sumnsrvills. private. 4lst Ind
n X Roberts, privafe. 8th Ind battery.
Jackson heath, private. alsi Ind.
Jackson Amy. private. 18th Regulars-
q NJ Nsnioon private lth Ind battery.
samuei Foughsy. private. ttst Ind.
Barrett " istnotf. musician. flst Ind
3. r hi, private. 4ist Ind.
Vim. u liasssll. sergeant. sist lni
Henry Sp~alding. corporal 39th Ind
". ). Mstc&lf. private. 9Th Ind
John W. Thomas. private, Slst lad.
JoAsph Adams, private. 22d lnd.
NJ. Barr, ssrgasnt. sist Ind.
A w Ssargant. sergeant. 5iss lnd.
w. II. III. aymzn. sergeant sist Ind.
8c-port feddin. private. I'D Ind
=. N. Cummings, LIST sergeant. 18Th Ind
q fouch. private, % lnd
John b Serrin. private. 9TH Tod. battery.
James y Mc6ogg. sergeant. 18th Ind.
Safhsn Smith. private. 18th Ind.
Andrea Hsmphili. priv. 18th Ind. cav,
Charles Cra.sn. private. S-th Ind.
James G. Caldwell. privste. l2th Alch
jain Lesing<son. private. 3fst Ind
Chancy ID. Morgan. private, t-sh lid
sane- + Rsrridon. private. 4lss lad
Filig Kramer. musician. slst Isd
Cha- Harry. private. 18th lad.
John ". Mckee. private. sit Lad.
hsnsy Gale. private, Dsh Ind
tea X Bafgest. Corporal. slsi Ini
. ilas-. Sergeant. as, lid
toha J ulidings. private. 18th lni
liposi Hunt. Corp. 2sssh lid
Davs- D.eksns. Corp. tiss lid
] y basrop. Sesg't-. ssth Ind.
ls~ssh Sro~n. private. tist tud
isek~oa Je-<ap. private, tist Ind.
Ls~s Thomp-on, Corporal 10Th led
Battery.
CPNiller. private, i0sA Indiana Battery
DIV LAgas. private. Pa Ind
I J Do.as. private. 4lst Ind
Alex Mann. private. toth Ind
vi De Bsan. private. rsh Insiiana Bat.
EC Harrison. private. tlsf mi
W Deeper. private. 18th Ind.
& ksSler. private. Ala Ind.
VIM Nash. private. ssth Ind.
DC Wsnsley. private. 4-th Ini.
-smi kAgerris. private. S-th Ind
Cyrus Hughes. private. 9Th Inj.
william anderson. Qaarssrmsster Serg q
tlss led.
John stewart. private. 1ist Ini
Reuben Nobley. private. 10Th In.l
p.nl kesdin. private. s2i Ind.
John Young. private. ls.h Iad
Moses i-euis. private.
khioser komine. private. 3ist lad
Chs-. Necklaces. private, sIa Tni.
DAnasl Deacon. private. 18th Ind.
Ferdinand cnig.n. private. assni Inf
". X Lloyd. private, alst Ind
tsoitesbb Ne.snan. private. RAJ ipa.
sylvester bates, private. ssth lad
-. n Ssagrsve. MUSICIAN. 18Th Lad
Nm y bsehsoi. psivsse. ash lad.
Nm. 7. kirkman. private. 9Th Tod.
t.eo. Huffman. private. 9Th Ind.
" II. Strain. musicals. si-s lad.
Thomas fos. private. sssh Ind
John S>'ieneurEh. private. rs,h lnd
Nichssi bisssy. crissse. Ssh Ini
u u. NeCornsil. sergeant. &lst lad
Henry Spencer. privsts. tist led
Jokn Hastlns, private, tis Ind
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EROM CALIFORNIA

San FRANCISCO. June 9.-Gen Carleton q
Brigade has entered Arizona.
The advance guard under Col. West reach
oil Tuscan about the 18th ult.
The rebels having previously abandoned
the place. the stars and stripes are again hoist
cd over the ruins of Fort Breckenridge
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Levi Strain. private. 3ist Ind
Jeremiah Bison. private. 4lsf ind.
Robt. znnel, private. scth Ind.
Emsly Warren. private, Jsth ind.
John Sears. private. Sod Ind.
Ely Thomas. private. ssh Ind
Aaron Sincaron. private, l3th Ind.
A Stitt, private, 18th Ind.
"a. W. Morris. private. 18Th Ind.
Il. X. Filters. private, J5th Ind
. Benz. Jessup. private. 18th IND.
Geo. W. Green. private, 45th lnd
George Miller. private. 9Th Ind
Dan1 Whisky, private sist Ind.
Franklin Ross. "
Geo. h Chapman /" sth Ind.
J W Gatevood. Corp. 5lst "
Calvin Rynerson. private. 18th lad
X W Mathews. Corp. 22d Ind
Jos. Styles. private. Ash Ind.
Marcus Bloom, private, S2d Ind
Fred. Liebing. private. sSd Ind
W b sutton. private, |"
Henry Massa. private. 9Th
Aler Thompson. Co Y. M. aisf Ind
John Trion. private. 2ld Ind.
Russell Burch. private. 18th ind-
Z j Wiehams,
Perry Gilllms. private. ssth Ind
VIM III Little,
james III earns . ilst
Geo Kifer. I'D
Eli Link. iSth MEh
Henry Plate. I'D Ind.
August Rust.
Seymour Sylvester, drummer 2sth ini.
Jefferson z. Knowns. priv. I'D Ind.
John Elliott. private. ID Ind. Cav.
John Lsaville. LIST Lieut.. 39th Ind
q. l.. Smith. Corp. 4lst Ind.
John Hutchinson, private, 10Th ind.
The above y q true copy from the regis
er. IKEL. MAHAN.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WssaISroS. June 0.-The Postal Con.
yention betw cen the United States and Mex
leo was, to-day, officially promulgated.
The Provost Marshal discoy cred and took
into his possession about $4,000 worth Of
new equipments, supposed TO be stolen prcl
erty. They hayo recently seized other mill
tary goods under similar circumstances.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-06-26

Losr-A small pointer dog. Of white and
red color. with spots on his sides. and about
two months old. will paw a reward
Of two dollars Tor his return 10 me. at the
corner of Second and Ohio streets.
iu35. d2t. JAMES CHAMBERS.
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x-HOn. J. W. Chapman. OF MADISON. hs'

EH-Hon. j. W. Chapman, OF Madison has
been holding Special Term Of Court N
Inc city. Tor the trial Of the case OF Hubbard
A Ostrom % John ". Hitehc e. al.
Plaintiff Attorneys were Hosford Brown
AMI bud, . Clsypooi The ATTORNEYS for tbs
defense xere X. W. Thompson, John r.
Baird and scott 4 Crane The case was
submitted 70 the Jury Yesterday. and YER
dict ~s- rendered for Plaintiffs
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FoE sAIk.--A good dwelling house. sisus-
ed in pleasant part Of the city. With all
necessary conyesisnces. For particulars en-
qulre Of W. l.. Hoddy. at this ofice. II
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ICE CREAM.
DRorEssoR GARDNE
IL our OF TOWN

NV tAsfe are fsv sskes ~ his highly seis-
brss~s eosp len 81 bsrtiesf's vhseh ~srrsus~>s
~ sss>ii>us sssseis fos shaving snf The toilet
turs care &c ek<p~ he re- hsnss And fer The
t>>sk. n 10 sn<srrs->>d. hs wsrsnte>d also, ~ 70
uess p.iss ss1 greece sfcm ~cisn. siis, linsp.
Nm t~1sh fast eeAars snt shiss srss sesn elf hin3
- hruissrs.
- Cali 20 nsrslsss. sAs s soas sssus. ssx ssrsvs
s<ss ssssss y s 81 ssss- lsps,e. -su
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~ STOW a Co.'S World renowned Circus
will be la this city on the al. ID and aih
days Of July. June 20 div
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FROM CAIRO

cAlRo. June 25.-The number Of claims
thus far presented before the Commission
have reached nearly 100. representing In the
aggregate 500 900.
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IxroErASr TO PAaKSrs AND GuARDrAss.-
All parents and guardians residing outside,
and adjoining the limits OF the city Of Terre
Haute. who desire to send their children or
wards 10 the pnblIc schools Of said city dur
ing the coming fall and winter. are hereby
notified that they must take the proper trans
fer before the frst OF September next
Mr.. Lyman Miller has been appointed to
make the enumeration Of school for HARRISON
township and for the city OF Terre Haute.
and all transfers are 10 be made with him.
No children wiIl hereafter be admitted TO the
free schools Of the city unless proper trans
fer IA made IN accordance with this notice.
By order OF the Board Of School Trustees
Of the CITY Of Tere Haute.
JAS. b EDMUS DIS. Com.
Isrre Hsuts. June 10. '62-dw2~
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BsttKsIttK .LsoEs Bssa At THs Tssss
H.rrs ssIooS an constantly receiving
No quality Of BcllesilIs Lager Beer.
which ell serve 70 lovers Of the above
beverage. 81 M ~ell known Saloon. vess 81
The Terre Hsnte House. Gre me call snd
se-s - quality Tor yourselves
msaitf. ". kATZENBACn.
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BRANDRETH's PIIIs.-For the restoration
health Of those who have been stricken By spopl,.y
or paralysis they are the only reliable uedicine
all affections q the lungs. chest and bowels thsl
prompt use saves life aud quickly cures rnenu,
MIA, pleurisy, ehslera, wind, spssms worms obeiefs
norbus. diarrheea. dysentAry. whether from malali.
eating unrpe fruits other faults In diet. yield
their influence. Asthma. govt. rheamsiisms. live
sneotioas. ruPtures. iuhAmmAiions q any organ
levers, whether ague other specific fsvers bllous
diseases, jsundise. ST. yitnss Dance smallpox Ueas
les, Group. erysipolAs white swellings pcs. ucsss
Of even thirty years continuance ard espe,iaii,
ulcers Of the liver. have all been cured pransuti,
BY these celebrated Vegetable Universal Pills. "a
female complaints and nervous disease they hss.
been equally successful. Vide change Of lie bo.e
first and second psriOds). Epilepsy. depression ..
spirits. fightfai dsrams all obstruclons and relax
siions are by them cured dispersed and corr-cies-
Price - cents per boz.
Boid by J. K CUnrarAx. Ierre- Haute. and by
respectable dealers In msdicise. uanldwiu
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DIR IoRNs
HoMEOPATHIsT.

osy,cs-one door North Of the Buntin
House June "a. die
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EOR sALE--One two horse wagon
Il nearly nss. one ocssinx sssus. ss&rsy nee. 90
corn shelter AZ q wkisA ~lll ssrhsnss Cor eosn
rye. ana weox. AIMS SfAhkK
nv1twV
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EIRE AND INLAND POLICIES
II issued IN the lftns Insurance Company of
Hartford. Connecticut
Cash Assets. ......... ~ 90 600
FIRE AND INLAND POLICIES issued
N the Fre and Marine Company. Springfield. Mas.
tssh Assets -ts- : 1910
FIRE POLICIES Issued IN the Fire Ia.
urance Compsuy Il Hartford. Connecticut.
te%h AssNtsf I 80.
INSURANCE IN the above ola and reliable Compa.
nies can be procured at reasonable rates. spph-
cation %
HAGER ncKeRS. Agate.
Life Insurance.
Applications for policies la rhonis Musua,
tdfs Insurance Company ~ Hartford. Cennectleai.
tssh Assets. etoo.eoo.
Received ~
J. n. HA6Ea. Agent.
DR.. Jeas A. WON. Medical fssmlper.
sprstam
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March Esm

- strumous or scrofalous affections are -
curse. the blight the potato 70, q mankind. Tley
are vile and filthy well fatal. They arise ten
contamination and iupurly Of the blood and srs 70
be seen all aroand rs everywhere. oae quarter %
al NE meet are tainted with them, and one Qaartsr
Of these die q them; die fOOshly too. because they
are durable Asts's sAkssrsKras eleaases cut tie
sciOalo1s corruption from the blood renders Il pure
and healthy. and erectually e1purgatos IN. foui
contamination rom the system. No longer gros
under your scrofnous disorders. since the lrresri
bic AHA has provided his mastery combination a
curative virtues that he calls sAksArAAnaA-lueu-
oerst. Waterbury. CT.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

Epsron Errxk--.-f an Candidate fcr
the Office Of County Treasurer
June IL. is62- y n ALLnN-
lam eaDdilais for the once OF ire-s
urer of Vigo county al The octo1sa v'.S.,''''
We are authorized TO announce I: W.
f.,h-.ns a. a Candidate for the once OF Coi-
iectot and Treasurer Of the county OF 'igo.
.eand.ds,e scr County Treasurer
ROBERT BRIGGS
r MADISON - candidate Zoe the
once Of County Treasurer AZ the oe'obeF
election
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AGRICULTURAL.
FARMERS. LOOK TO YoURINTEREST
HARVEST OF 1899
Haines' Illinois Harvester.

The Agent Of this celebrate ma
Il chine has the pleasure Of Offering 10 the farming
community perfect machine. which Il untOubted-
" The best Harvesting Machine IN The World.
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MILWAUKEE LAGER BEER
For -ale at
ian.i0Jlm WEISS 4 Coz
80
IN sAnNH
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GROCERIES.

DH. RIVE has removed his Gro.
u Gerry sni rrovision Store 81 No d pLa-f.s
Ro<. wabash Street. neat door o. y y. stksff'
Ranking once.
Ms stock q sursift fshiy Increased ~ new 30
chssss from the bet Cinclunat Whole.ais liIsns
and bis customers vii nnl AZ D.. NeN sfant ls..t
The usual assortment # Provisions all Gf.csiIss.
Tie following articles
SWISS CHEESE.
GREEN CHEESE.
LIMBURG CHEESE,
SARD1NES.
HulLE D'OLlA rs.
FRENCH CHOCOLATE = = Nan,ile
MACARONI,
NERNICELLl
FRENCH MUSTARD by he gallon
or bottle.
al-o FerinA, Sage. split Pess rrsfl Barley. a.
Al these tlcsds cheaper than 81 any cfhlf pls,r
Doods delivered ~ hsfsr ~ Fspfeas wat..n
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
ruE BANKERS PROJ xCT.

To make the small Treasury notes bear in
terest at low rate, (the bankers propose
three and sixty.fve hundredths per cent,) will
effect the following mischievous results:
First. In order to furnish an inducement fol-
fuuding them, the stock into which they ar,
made convertible, must be made to carry high
interest. II the notes carry no interest, the
holder would gain largely by converting them
into Eve per cent. stock. But il they carry
already an interest Of three and sixty five hun
dredths per cent, they will not be likely to b.
FUNDED, unless made convertible into stock
ploduciug an interest considerably more THAI
tve per cent.
Second, This low rate Of interest will not be
computed a. all In the first circulation of these
notes among the people. It is too low a rate
to induce ybody to keep them on hand as au
Investment, and they will not pass from hand
10 hand. in common business, for farthine
more 10 consequence Of the interest. But tn,
shrewd bankers, always on the watch for {
margin Of a profit" will get hold of then
within two, three, or four months Of their ma
,urity, and secure the interest Of a whole year
by keeping them for onlya small traction Of
year. This is the way it will work, AID The ,oa
il is intended bv the bankers that IL shall rork.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

MAINE Hon. L. X. Smart has proposed In
the Senate of Maine, series Of resolutions. Of
which the first is as follows:
Rssolued, That it is the duty OF Congress,
by such means as will not leopard the rights
and safety of the loyal people Of the South, -
provide for he confscation and liberation of
every slave belonging to any person who shall
continue in arms against the authority of the
United States, or who shall, in any manner,
aid and abet in the present wicked and uninsli.
fable rebellion"
The remaining resolutions contemplate the
employment Of slaves as soldiers, ,rhen The
military necessities Of The country shall require
IT,"
Mr.. Smart was in Congress from Maine
twelve or fifteen years ago, and ,oas the Demo
cratic candidate for Governor t'co years ago.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
From Fortress Monroe.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
THE BURNSIDE EXPE lTION SPOKEN
OFF HATTERAS.
THE FIGHT AT PENSACOLA.
NEWS FROM THE COAST.

Fortress Monroe, Jan. l6.-The barque John
Trucks, with the d'ESplneu Zouaves; the
schooner Col. Satterly, with the signal corps
to Gen. Burnside's expeditions; the hospital
ship Of the expedition, and several other yes
ses OF the fleet, left with favorable wind this
forenoon.
The Constitution, from Boston, arrived this
forenoon.
A French war steamer arrived below this
afternoon, said to be the Guerriero dc Ia Mer.
The regular Thursday flag Of truce to day
brought back the f lowing released prisoners:
Capt. Brewer, brigade quartermaster Rhode
Island brigade; Lieut.. Knight, of First Mime
sofa regiment: Capt. A. g. Kellogg. OF oompa
ny X, Second Connecticut, and private
Nineteen citizens also came over 10 60 North.
The only news In Southern papers Is exagge-
Aarshsli snd Gen. GARFIELD In which it Is stated
that the former WAS retreating whom he WAS
| attacked. The fighting is said to have been
very hot, and the rebels Of course gained Il
victory, will small lnss.
One hundred and sixty prisoners of war arc
expected here tomorrow, to be exchanged and
| sent North.
The eunboat Rhode Island arrived from Gal
weston this morning. Her dates are Galveston,
Dec. 2sth; Ship Island, 3ls.; Mobile, 3lsi; Fort
18th. 49,. ..
| the schooner Venus WAS captured off Calves
| ton by the Rhode Island. She WAS bound from
Point Isabel for Franklin, La, with n cargo OF
| thJ e'ppoiS iVhu nhu "ooib N"uou a. sAUiooV'
| She WAS sont to Ship Island.
The Confederate steamer Florida is inside
Horn Island. The Wissahickon was off that
place.
The Confederate batteries at Pensacola hav.
ing repeatedly fred at our small vessels, Fort
Pickens opened on the Confederate steamer
Times, which was landing stores at the navy
yard, on tho lst of January. The rebel batteries
| responded, and firing WAS continued till eve.
| ming. Fort Pickens fred the last shot. The
| rebel guns were well aimed, and most of the
shells burst inside the fort. Only one man was
wounded, however. One of our shots made n
largo breach in Fort Barrancss. In the evening
our firing set Warrington on FIRE, and the con
flagra,on continued all night, and the place was
still burning on the evening Of the I'd, when the
Rhode Island left. The Are WINS seen distinctly
| IS miles at sea.
The Rhode Island win sail for Philadelphia
/ this evening. In consequence Of the fog, she
was detained of the capes all day yesterday.
The Mount Vernon, when she arrived yester
day 10 coal, left her station of Wilmington, N
c., on the l2th.
The Chippewa and Monticello were off Capt
Fear river, and Fernandina and Manda of New
inlet.
The Mount Vernon saw part of the Burnside
fleet of Hatteras. ...
The Mount Vernon reports that she burnt 4
light ship on New YEARS. night, which Wa
being fitted out for a gunboat under the gum
of Fort Caswell.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
TIL PUBLIC CREDIT.

The Senate, yesterday, passed by u vote oi
80 to /, u resolution, previously adopted in tht
House with only five negative votes, pledgine
Congress to frame a system of taxation which
will produce an annual revenue Of not les
than one hundred and fifty millions Of dollars
Iuasmuch as it will necessarily occupy SOM
me to agree upon the new taxes to be im
posed, while it is important that the detsrm
nation Of Congress in the premises should be
known without delay, the passage OF this de-
c!aratory resolution is most opp Irtune.
1t puts the public credit upon the true basi
Of au adequate revenue.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

Mr.. JULLAN.-The speech OF this gentleman
in the House, in the Early part OF this week
is one of the ablest o. many able disquisi-
lions upon slavery an is related topics whici
the present crisis bas brought out. Our repor
ter did 1t great injustice, in representing Mr
JULIAN as ready to overthrow vital cons.itu
iioual provisions, in order to reach the de
sruction OF slavery. On the contrary, he show,
constitutional principles, to accomplish tina
object.
We hope to be able to publish hereafter som,
portions Of this admirable speech
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
Victim Of int. ,n peranoe.

An inquest waa lie yeser lay morning, by Justice
johnson, for CORNER Woodward, upon tho dead
body OF lIonora Fly nm, who died suddenly Thurs.
day morning, between and o'c'Ock. DR.. a. j.
Borlani, who was summoned to make post morem
eXaminato. Of tho deceased, stated that hs WAS OF
opinion that she died disease Of the heart super.
INDUCED by excessive drinking. The evidence OF
psrance Her husband was aieep In the same bed
with dec.ased and her child when she died appsr.
emily wi, hout > suugg.s Immediately upon waking
he found her dead, and called In ne Of his neigh.
oors. She was extremely poor, and lived ia b OK
Z ON on the corner oil Fourth and X streets The
Jury rende ed verdict In accordance with the fore
going iacis ..
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
The Danger OF Carr ing too Many
watches ." 6. tt. .

a soldier wAs BROUGHT % ihs fourth ward etation
house on Thursday night, BY one Of the police, for
beiag druak on the rect Before plaeing him In
the cell he was searchsd, according 10 custom, BY
Sergeant Cronin, and three bran new silver watches
day) the sergeant suspeoti' that the seidie, had
come BY the watches dishone ny, and wing that
tn soldier and the watches to the store Of tn. par
Ties robbed. The wa'obys wers .hown TO Mr.. Bray,
who could not swear psdtively thst the " tches be
lOnged to him, (as he kept list the numbers Of
the watches stoen) but said thsr they wers Of the
same mske and description with those stolen from
him. The soidier, accompanied by the sergeant,
proceeded 10 hunt up the store which the soldier
had purvhs>ed the watch g. and, after Considerable
walking n!ouud, identified q jewelry store below
Browns llotel ~ the place where he h d made his
purchase. search warrant was obtaincd, and
the premises aearhed but nothing calculated 10 cat
81 pioion on the prJpret"r Of the store was dlscov
cred. The soldier, after paying his fine, was then
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

Ne paid n h sly visit to Col. Birney's Twenty.
all hi d. nourishing, Just paid OIL, and exubsranI
a lew days ago this regiment was furnished with
what put ported TO be the United States Regular
uniform. Tho clothing proved, however, to be man
ufacturtd Of shoddy, and msde in the worst possible
manner. The Colonel immediately Uailed boa q
Of su.vey @hich BET thu value Of til: coA st o. and
the pants a. 10 cents Colonel Birney has made ar.
rangemenis to furnish his men vita new suit o.
heavy, dark blue cloth the Jackets to be some~ h
longer and higher ia the net than those first won.
The regim, mt has been supplied with the new il ID
Austrian musket and nov feels fully prepared 10 20
TO war without further delay :. -.
Quite scene Wal enacted In camp yesterday eve.
ming. Two Of the men cut the rockets and contents
from two OF their sleeping companions. The guilty
ones were caught dvummcd all over the camp, their
court martial TO be taught better manners
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
THE WAR IN KANSAS.

LeaUenrortt, January l6-Intelligence has
bee received here that four thousand loyal In
dians in Cherokee county, were attacked on
the 9Th instant, by n superior force Of Texans
aud rebel Indians, and w,re compelled to re.
treat. They aro now in Kansas.
Brigadier General Denver left to day for
Western Virginia.
A continual guerilla warfare Is carried on In
Johnson and Bates counties, Missouri, between
scouting bands of rebels and detachments OF
Jennison's command.
A quantity of Government stock has been
recovered, and rebel property conAscated.
On the 5th instant, near Columbus, Johson
county, the Federal troops were fred on IRON
ambush and five men filled.
The Supreme Court OF Kansas is now hear
ing arguments on the gubernatorial questi IN
The attorney for the contestant hled y petition
for a writ of mandamus, to compel tho Stat
Board Of Canvassers to coun the vote cas-
for George A. Crawford for Governor at th'
late election.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18

The ITALIAN OPERA Let it not be forgotten
th,a on Monday nBIl he celebrated comic
opera Of Dou PasqnsIu viii be performed at
the theatre. D'n Ph'qna"r, the oledulous old
bachelor will be p'rsJAAted by ,lgnor Susini;
while tn chaG4cter of Norcna, the gay young
widow, will be sustained by Miss Hinkley
Seats should bs pr cured during the day, BY
thoIe who desire to enjoy this opera.
The national Republican., 1862-01-18
a n Arrest.

Mr.. Lee, chief Of police Of E mira, New York, ar.
rested iu ,hi, city last night man named Robert
Turner, charged with IN ,iieg an ssault on Oifcer
Hunt, Of the Elmra police force on Sunday night,
the 24th Of November is,, by coming up behind ihe
otlicer while .patroliog his best Telling him with
him several times when down, leaving him ior dead
AID then making hi. escape. Turner turns out to be
one of four arrested by Ofcer Lee IN Elmira last
summer, GU suspicion ef knt cking dowa discharged
marine, from the British navy. on his way TO Can
ada, and robbing him Of eighty dollars In British
evening tr.iL gees North, when Mr. Lee will take
him on to Elmra, to be dealt with according to law