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done TO the Fort. The Federals are landing
troops two miles from the Fort. An attack
is expected.
The Confederates are in full force on the
Tennessee River. No damage from the Fed
erals is npprehended.
An order was Issued from the War Depart
ment at Richmond on the 4th inst ordering
ell military commanders 10 impress all the
saltpeter found in their districts except such
as is in the hands Of original manufacturers
and Government agents and contractors,
paying therefor forty cents per pound and
no more.
The order is issued in consequences of the
monopoly Of specuators and the exorbitant
rates charged the Government for the ar
ticle.
The Richmond Dispatch says that the
Missouri difficulty has been satisfactorily ar
ranged, and ADDS that General Price will
doubtless be commissioned Major General,
and Missouri troops received into the
Confederate service as twelve months vol
unteers.
The Virginia Legislature went into secret
session on the 4th inst. tor the purpose Of
considering an important communication
from the Government, in regard to which, IL
is understood, the State and Confederate au-
thorities are entirely egteed. Its purport
will not trsnspire at present
The Richmond Dispatch also says in an
editorial that Spain is the natural ally of the
South. If the South has had a friend from
the beginning of her troubles, it has been
Spain.
We think it due to her generous and
chivalrous people, to have sent representa-
tives 10 the Spanish Court, and thereby laid
broad and deep the foundations of permanent
and close amity to that nation.
1t is not too late now TO rectify the omis-
sion, which was dictated by any want oi
courtesy.
FORTRESS MONROE, February 6.-The U. s.
steamer Sutcdnee, of the Burnside Expedi-
ton, arrived here this forenoon.
The Su1cGnee left Cape Hatteras yesterday
morning, having come out of the Inlet the
the day before.
The feet was inside Hatteras Inlet, anC
nothing had been done Most if not all the
vessels had gone over the bar and about si1
thousand troops had been landed.
The guuboat E. n. Herbert was lost, in
addition to those be ore mentioned.
A forward movement wasshOrtly expected
There was rumor circulated that the
rebels bad offered, through a flag of truce
10 give up Roanoke Island, on condition that
Elizabeth City should not be attacked
The Louisiana has been got off A flag oi
truce went to CTaney Island TO. day. A large
number of ladies and children returned with
il to 90 North, and also J. H. II. Sands, o
the Fourth Michigan Regiment, prisoner
of war, who is released on parole.
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A BARBARoUs AFFAR.-John Kirb went
into the barber shop of Peter Leidel, on
Sixth. street, between Central-avenue and
Plum street, on Wednesday morning, for the
purpose of getting his 4'harr frizzed." The
QekiIs being all occupied at the time, Kirb
went out into the back yard, and upon re-
turning in a few minutes his hat was gone.
A squabble took place about the disappear
auce of the hat, which finally resulted in a
in the shop named Anthony Sheely and Ed.
ward LeDganil all "piling in" on Kirb. One
of them used poker, another a whip, and
another his fists, and among them they sue
ceeded in pummeling Kirbpretty thoroughly.
The parties were all srraigned before Judge
Satin this morning, and fined 81 each and
costs.
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How MIR. Cox Would Conduct the War

How MIR. Cox Would Conduct the War.
In his speech in reply to Mr.. Gurley, Hon.
S. S. Cox said:
l would prefer that the war should be
carried on and ended by bloodless tactics
than by bloody courage, if it were possible.
l would leave as little hate as possible as a
legacy of this conflict. If it were possible to
close this war by the melting away or the
capitulstion of the Confederate army, the
country would prefer it, General Nc
Clellan is not making this a war of VEN
geance, but a war for the restoration Of the
Union.
1t is just such Democrats as Cox that the
fearless Senator Johnson referred to, when in
a late speech he thrilled the Senate Chamber
with these words:
He spoke for the sake of constitutional
liberty, and for the sake of his own wife and
children. By the failure of the Government
to enforce the laws, his wife and children
were turned into the street and his house
made barracks, and one of his sons in-law
sent to prison and the other to the mountains,
to evade the tyranny and the hell. born and
hell-bound spirit of DisuniOn; and when cries
come up that the law may be enforced, you
say: "No, am against the entire coercive
policy of the Goverpmenu'
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ATTEMPT TO Pass COUNTERFEIT MONEY
Last night about eleven o'clock two men
named B. f. Evans and r. T. Millen, who
reached the city from Aurora, Ind, by the
1910 train of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, were arrested by Officers Herman and
Walsh, and lodged in the Pearl-street Station"
house, on the charge of attempting to pass
counterfeit 500 bill on the Bank of Louisville
ON John Cshil, an omnibus agent. The
officers found 1924 in counterfeit money in
their possession-all in $50 bills on the Bank
of Louisville, and 500 in Virginia Secession
shinplasters, and S. in good money. The
parties represent that they live in Rowan
County, KY. They were arraigned before
Judge Satin this morning, and the case con-
t,nued until Wednesday next, in order to
allow accused time to procure witnesses.
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CINCINNATI, 1877 Race. st., Feb. 7. 1862.

EDITOR PRRss-Sir: In reference to a state
ment in your paper of Wednesday last in
which my humble name is mentioned, and
which places me in very false position,
permit me to say in explanation, that the
editors of the Catholic Telegraph are now, as
before. the Rey. S. H. Rosecrans, D. D., and
Very Rev. e. Purcell, V. G. If assist it is
in a subordinate position. Every issue of the
Catholic Telegraph makes the editorial fact
just stated plain enough; and take it as no
compliment, but the very reverse, to put me
in a position held byS6Lhers SO much more
worthy and competent. will feel obliged if
the other papers which followed in the wake
of your correspondent in this relation, will
please copy this or make the necessary cor.
rection.
am, sir, your humble servant,
J0HN IT GPEENE
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WATER WoRKs.-The Board of Trustees
held their regular meeting yesterday after
noon, all the members present.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved. The weekly schedule Of
and ordered to be paid, OF which $4O7 was
for weekly wages, $69l as to Niles Works on
account of new engine castings, 81, ,O96 Al to
Bingley Il Mcdonald for coal, the balance
for sundry small claims.
A petition was received from property
holders on Brown-street, west of Hamilton
Road, for water pipe, which was granted,
and the Superintendent instructed to have
pipe laid for their accommodation as soon as
the weather will permit. The Board then
adjourned,
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Five Weel,s for Fy,,x Cor,,

The DAILY CINCINNATI PREss il furnished neeu.
iarly end promptly by our carriers for TEr CrSrs
a week.-mrs. WEEKS for fifty cents The other city
papers csst fifty cents for -FOUR wEsKs. The PREss
gives ALL the Regular Telegraph Dispatches; has
more City News than the others, and contains
digest OF all the current news Of the day-omittnR
the long and dry details. In these times Of trial to
every body's pockets, the saving Of weeks sub.
seription each month is an item we'll worth consid-
ering. 1t is our intention to make the PRESS the
Peopie' Pdper. ADVERTISEMENTS vBRY Low.
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Fort HENRY Considerable rumors pre-.
vail on the streets concerning the late expe-
dition against this fort. We were this
morning shown a private dispatch received
by a reliable gentleman in this city stating
the fort had made an unconditional sur
render Other information, which however
we ere forbidden to mention, as it is con-
nected with the War Department, confirms
the report of the surrender
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THE BETHEL.-From the fourteenth annual
report Of the Cincinnati Bethel we make the
following extracts:
The number of scholars who have passed
through the school during the year is about
LOO. The largest attendance on one day
about 750; the smallest, $50. The school is
classified as follows: One boys infant class.
averaging about l25 scholars, and one girls
infant class, averaging $50 scholars, each
taught in a room devoted to its own use, and
under charge of one teacher. The instruc-
tion is entirely oral. The older scholars are
divided into Testament and primer classes,
averaging about eight scholars to each
teacher. Considerable time each Sabbath is
devoted to singing and general exercises. A
regular children's meeting on one night of
each week is held, and many of the children
attend the regular religious services. There
are thirty teachers in the school,
They have distributed during the year
1000 garments, relieving the wants of about
l,400 children. From the list of articles are
the following items: In this they have been
materially aided by the Ladies' Bethel aid
Society, under whose charge has been placed
the whole clothing department for the COM
ing year.
During the year the Western Seameu's
Friend Society, from all sources, received in
this city $2,l2O GA. The expenditures have
been $2,2CS "a, showing an excess over the
receipts.
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l am, sir, your humble servant,
JOHN II. GREENE.

ARRIVAL OF PRIsoNERs.-The mail-boat
Superior this morning brought up six prison.
ers from Warsaw. They were accompanied
by Colonel Whittlesey and a company of
soldiers. The prisoners are all sympathizers
with the South. and are well known charac-
ters. They were forwarded to Camp Chase
on the 9.45 train this morning.
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COUNTY MATTERs.-The following bills
were eigned for payment this morning by
the County Commissioners: Joseph Cooper,
claim against Hamilton County Agricultural
Society, $500; Cameron, Story & Malone
timber for repairing lower Millcreek bridge,
$92 SO; P. II. Ehlen, leather for County
Work. house, So 03. The salary of William
Walter, who is experimenting the erection
of the new County Jail, was fixed at the rate
of 81, 800 per snnum while ne is engaged.
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Punch has picture in its last number
called Colonel Bull and the Yankee Coon"
The coon, faced like our Secretary Of State,
is represented as "up tree" and as saying
to the Colonel, who is pointing his gun be-
low: "Are you in earnest Colonel 2" The
Colonel replies: ~ am" Then says the
coon: "Don't FIRE; I'll come down"
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

ExCITEMEYT.-A lunatic confined in the
County Jail, succeeded yesterday in freeing
himself from durance vile, and with an old
shovel tor weapon, proceeded to the jail
ei's Office and made several very crazy de-
msnds. By stratagem he was secured and
remanded back to his cell.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

Since the Inauguration of Manager Shires,
the National Theater appears to be doing a
land office business, which, by the way, is
scarcely to be wondered at by those knowing
his energy and ability in the production of
attractive novelties.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

SPURIOUS New counterfeit 'ones" on the
Bank Of the State of Indiana have made
their appearance. 1t is an imitation of the
genuine, and although the paper is poor the
general appearance OF the Dill is such, that
circulation.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

STEALING FIGs-Three boys named Albert
Robbins, John Walters and Michael Bailey
were arrested this morning by Lieutenant
Hrst for stealing drum of figs from the
store of Mr.. Myers, on Main-street, between
Pearl and Columbia. They were lodged in
Hsmmond-street Station-house.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF 0HIo.-This institu-
tion will hold an extra regular session to
meet the great demands made by the army
upon medical men. The present term, which
of March, and the next will commence about
the middle of March.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

APPoINTMEET.-Lieut John Wright,
who was with the Zouave Guards of this
city in the three.months campaign, but
recently Adjutant of the Benton Cadets, has
been appointed to the same position in the
First Kentucky Regiment, now encamped at
BardstOWp.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

ANIMAL INSTINCT On the Third and Fourth
street line of cars are Two horses that know
the stopping and starting signals 80 well,
they have by way of experiment taken a
car completely round the circuit without
the lines being once touched.
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The retiring Judges Of this Court were
engaged 10 closing up the business before
them, signing bills of exceptions, &c.
Ninety. three witnesses have been sworn
to be examined before the Grand Jury.
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FIFTH OHIo.-Sergeant James Tritch Is
going back TO his regiment-the Fifth-in
Western Virginia. All letters left at the
Eighth's Engine-house, on Gutter, between
Belts and laurel streets, by Monday, the 10th,
twelve o'clock, will be promptly delivered,
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LAW HRPORT.
SUPERIOR COURT.

GENERAL TERN.-Oases coming before the
Court ON petitions in error, were decided.
Kendall and others Us. Schooley & Co.
Judgment affirmed.
Scofeld Us. Payser. Judgment affirmed.
3. Hart Us. Marienthal, Lehman 4 Co.
Judgment affirmed.
Mack V' Gaylord & Co. Judgment af.
frmed.
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Attention is directed to the special notice
of Five Dollars Reward" in to days Press.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

DEFORR WILLIAM ROBINSON, j e.,
ID Springfield TOwaship, Hamilton County, 0hio.
Asa Carey and Anna Carey, his wife, vs.; J d, Wert.
Attac hment.- Notice Ia hereby given that the
nth day OF January, 1852, said Justice issued Or
der ef Attachment in the above action for the SUN
Of S3 o. and that the trial Is set for the 4th day of
March, 1862, at 10 O'Clock A, M,
January 2I, 1861, ja2l -cfTu
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Albany papers report queer case of ''as-
sault" which came before the Recorders
Court. Gentleman sitting beside lady at
lecture. Lady feels gentleman's arm touch
ing her waist, and-being stranger to gen.
tleman-don't like it. Gentleman says it
was ''involuntary"-which means, we sup
pose, that he couldn't help it, Lady COM
plains, nevertheless, to Recorder. Jury im-
panneled-try the case, snd-disagreel
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Ar HoME-Colonel J. NJ. Oonnell, of the
gallant Seventeenth Ohio, has returned home
TO recruit bis health, which has suffered
severely from exposure and arduous service
in the monntains of Kentucky
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General Lanes infant son died at Quincy,
on Thursday night, Of scarlet fever. Mrs.
Lane was on her way to join her husband in
Kansas, but was unable to proceed, on &C.
count of the sickness of her child.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

For THE KANAwHA.-Thes steamer DuaIsith
leaves this afternoon for the Kanawha, with
a number of soldiers returning. to camp.
The Rose HGmbIstoR will leave tomorrow
affaHnoon
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

Mr.. Peabody, the London banker, is about
TO give $500, 600 to establish free home for
the destitute in London-so ThurlOW Weed
writes. H|.rfH.l .r
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

ELDER ]. M. WHITE will preach this (Fri-
day. evening at Christian Chapel, on Sixth
street. Subect-"Conversion At the close
of the service the ordinance will be admin
.tnred
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

On FURLoUGH.--The steamer Moderator
arrived at the wharf to day from Pittsburg,
having on board large number of soldiers
from KspaWha on furloughs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

ARRIVED -Lieutenants Pohlmsn, Repper
and Baumgartner, of the Ninth Ohio, have
arrived in the city. The two last named
were wounded at Che battle of Mill Springs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

PERsoE4L.-Lieutenant I. B. Mcdonald, of
General Milroy's staff, passed through the
city last evening, en- route to Cheat Mount
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CHARITABLE.-The st. Cecilia Society give
their annual concert, for the benefit OF the
poor, on Sunday evening, at st. PauPs
Church, ON the corner of Race and Fifteenth
atTeatg
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

VUNHK WEEKLY PRESS NOW RRADR,
u containing the News Of the Week, both Forssi
AAd LEGAL, and Telegraphio Summary u Event
elsewhere, up to the hour Of going TO press
For sale 1t the Counting -E0eal, kri0e b eSnt,
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LEFT CAMP.-Osptsin Galloway's COM
paSy, OF the Fifty second Regiment left
Camp DennisOn this morning, to join Colo
mel Applys Fifty third Regiment.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The will Of David Hobby, deceased, was
admitted to probate
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.

M ID. BANOVRR, ATTORNEY-AT.
INAO LAW, No, 81 West Third-st., will procure
pensions and collect arrears Of pay and bounty.
No charge for consultation, or in any case unless
the claim is collected iaS0'am
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-07

The dwelling OF Joseph Frazer, about three
miles from Lexington, was completely de-
stOyed by fire last Friday night,
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THE SPoILs-The value of the munitions
of war captured from Zollicoffer's rebel army
at Mill Spring and Cumberland River may
be estimated as follows
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JUDIo1AL.-The newly elected Common
Pleas Judges, Messrs. Headington, Oliver
and Murdock. take their seats on Monday
pext,
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BOARDING,

NHOARDJNG-A few gentlemen can be accom-
ND modated with day board in private family at
J3 West Sixth st references required. fe7 r.
ElOARDING-A pleasant front room, with
AH fire, gas and board-price moderate for gen
tleman and wife, or small family, or young men,
centrally located, south east corner of Plum AID
GeoT pe. sts feT. b.
DOARDING-Two large font rooms suitable
Id r families, at 16t Plum at between -Four Ii
ard Fifth tNibF
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City News.

METEOROLOGICAL OBsERvATIoNs-ByH Henry
Ware, No. West Fourth-st., February 6:
Oeock' Barometer. Thermometer,
A. ,...,...29 l9 Abeve Eero--5O
Y ~ Above Eero-66
T. m''''''.'"'. ........-....294S Above sero-47
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PIKE's OPERA HoUsE.--The attendance last
night was quite large. Mr.. Murdoch's read
ings were received with warm applause
This evening, by request, he will read, "The
Wild Waggoner of the Alleghanies,n and as
there were many who could not attend the
night Of it's first presentation, we doubt not
the announcement will be we'll received.
,WooDs THEATBR.-This cosy place was
well filled last night to witness the fat knight
''Sir John Falstaff," in love with the "Merry
Wives Of Windsor" This evening is the
benefit night of Mr.. Bass, upon which occa-
sion he will appear as "Mr. Sycophant," in
The Man Of The World, and as "Geoffrey
Dale" in The Last Man.
NATIONAL THRATER.-Another fine audi
ence was in attendance last night to see the
Wood Demon. The play is we'll executed,
ard affords much excitement and interest.
1t will be repeated tonight.
SMITH b DITsoN's HALL.-The Panorama
of the War and Rebellion continues to attract
large share of patronage. The scenes de-
picted portray with thrilling interest many
events, OF which all have read, but few seen
Do not fail to see this excellent production.
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River News.

PITTsBURG, February = Noon River
eight feet and stationery. Weather cloudy
and deem
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soo0k OF TO do general homework AppIy
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TNOR RALR-AT A GREAT BARGAIN-A
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"ANTBD-GI -GIRJ~A good. tempered girl, who
w knows how to work one about fourteen, or
WOMAN, to do my housework. American or In,
gisnh preferred have only myself in family. Call
on Bankltck-st, tour doors above Eleventh. In Cow
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WANTED-DOARDI private family.
W where q few hours sewing In the evening
and when out of employment elsewhere will be-
taken rs remuneration. Good references given
Address JENNIE, Cincinnati Z, o. fe7-bs
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT
Sewing MachinesI
TIE EMPIRE SHUTTLE MACHINE,
PATENTED FEBRUARY IA, 1850.
Sales-TOOm, 100 West Fiflh-st,,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.

THIS MACHINE IL CONTRIBUTED
II on an entirely new principle OF mechanism, pos
sesses many rart and valuable improvements, has-
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The following are tho principal objections urged
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l.-Excessive fatigue to the operator.
2.-Labiiity TO get out of order
3.-EXpense trouble and less of time In repairing.
4.-lncapgcity to sew every description of mste-
rial.
6.-Disar green hle noise v hile in onaration.
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"ANTED-TO TRADES Some excellent
w Farming Lands on the Ohio and Mssssi ppi
Railroad for a stock of goods to take into the
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