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, 1862-01-25
A PROMINENT REBEL BANisHEH.
Reports that Price is Establishing
Himself at Springfield.
BR1GHT's CASE IN TIE SENATE.
No Diplomatic Relations with Hayti
or Liberia.
What the South Thinks Of Zollicoffer's
Defeat


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune]
:. ST. LOUIS, Jan. q, 1862,
4 committee Of Indies attached to one Of
tue St. Louis relief societies returned to-day
from visit Of inspection to ill the military
hospitals at Scdalia, Rol1a, Smithton, syra-
cusc and Otteryil1c. They report as general
thing great suffering for many comforts among
the sick, and great desire On the part Of the
men to be removed to st., Louis. In but few
case. comfortable quarters are provided;
inefficient surgeons appear to be at the bot
tom Of the troubles.
From Rolla VIC hear of continued move
ments of,troops. 5000 men arc already at
Waynesyille and beyond. A large number Of
Union refugees residing near Springfield arc
concentrated at Rolla, waiting to return in the
spring with the army.
~ It is stated by deserters and discharged SOL
diers from PRICES army, who have arrived at
Rol1a and taken the oath Of allegiance, that
Price is building and altering houses there
for permanent quarters; also building or
rather repairing the old telegraph line TO
Fayetteville, Ark.
| Gen. Halleck has issued an order to exclude
Samuel Engler, who was arrested for resisting
| ,F rJ-1t Ii.
,ne eAes".loA u I'LL ~ oe1 ~ so.so n.' p'oP.t'
10 satisfy ILLS assessment, from 1ne 1nes o1 'hls
| Department. It is stated he Will be sent South
under f!ag Of truce.
oen' olsel soea oaeA ~ i'"na VII eune'as
morning.
The election for president Of the Merchant :
Evc;r,nrc which !, fv doxs oro 7ras tic
"'A>-A S'
took place second time yesterday and IT.
suited in the choice Of Il straight out Union
candidate hy small majority.
7I.;C.,1..,.1,,. .o,,,;:'.r r,,,+<,
al:s' ealo"sn seoa'.us l,'''s' noI y u'1oi4'
reached the house OF Jetf jones IN Galloway
county, which has twice before been searched
1,v orr 4roons ana n,t;,ino found lnt fills
W. ''e. @N 5 '
.4nle 81 Ivy pun" e''h1s a4o l''~
tyc-pounI kegs OF powder were found.
on7r ton or +,ve1v;. of tnn assesse1 srccs
,s
Some eight fresh lc,ies were put into the
,...a. - a. ,,.7:,a +,:. ,.an,,;,,-
. hanos ot tue police ms morning.
The river fronting the middle and lowe.
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"afos ol tuc e1.s - a5a1n oloeAeo up W Aee
Boats manage to run between this and Altot
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ITO the Associate ed Pressl
} -, g., - A.
, 1862-01-25

- The Wisconsin Assembly has before it
resolutions TO repeal the State Rights reso-
1utions Of 1859, and recognize the complete
power Of the Federal Government; but the
Democrats. having got the Republicans On the
record, are using every cxpedient to defeat the
Euceess Of the present movement. The reso-
1utions were passed under the excitement Of
the Booth case, and the Republicans want to
yscate the ground in presence Of the South
ern rebellion.
, 1862-01-25

u Buruside,s expedition is somewhere
in Parlico Sound, but the rebels keep very
quiet about it and profess not 10 know that
it is there, The alarm in North Carolina
cannot he concealed, however. The Gov
e1nor las called out $4,000 militia for home
f1pfnrce
, 1862-01-25

E# Can the Convention elect U. S,
Senator in place Of Slr. Browning, who
holds 1y gubernatorial appointment That
is the inquiry offered yesterday by Mr..
Brooks Of Quincy. The good sense of the
Convention will most assuredly tell him
that II f.anunt
, 1862-01-25


7;
Real Estate rnIncunhered.
Cash on hand and In 5ank.
Cash II the hands Of agents and in
Mortgage Bonds { per eeli, senia az
nQal Interest.
Mortgage Bonds, i per cent semi
Aunua1 intt-Fst..
Rochester city Bonds, sper CT. st:nt-
annual interest.
BROOKLYN City Bonds, per ct. semi
aAnlta' interest.
Hartford City Bonds. per Ct. semi
Jsssey City Bonds. 6 per cent. semi
Milwaukee City Bonds, ID PER cent.
eeu,i-nrnnal interest.
New York City Bonds. i per Cent,
quarterly Interest,
United States Treasury Notes. SO
PER cent. st.n,f-anr.ul interest,
Tinted Sia;es Stock per ceHt-selni-
Annual inferred.
United statct stock, per ccnt.,scrli.
inNual iF tereSt.
Eentncky State stock, d PEI Ct, semi
annual Interest
Tennessee State Stock, per ct. .ee,Hi,
annual interest.
New ork State Stock. 8 ref Cts EAl'
annual interest
Missouri State Stock, i per Ct, SEMI
aunraf 3Etcrest- st-............,....-
Ohio State stock. per cent, senI
annual interest. .....--..-.-......-.-
Michigan State Stock. { per ct, semi
Intl,ars STATE STICK, 21 per Ct. ssrni
annual interest
80 Ehares Har1ioro and New Hase1
Railroad Company Stock. ..- ...
20 shares Corn. IIEtr Railroad Com
1uPe uPaRSy pSafes Seaef; Ecsion anu worc::;*;
Railroad Company stock. -.,
20 shares Conn. River Co. Stock
80 shares C!ttzesls' Bank Stock. VA
terhury Conn.
% shares Stafford Bank Stock. Stat
ford Springs, Conn. ,.......
81 shares Eagle Bank Stock Proyi
dence, R l..
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, 1862-01-25

EA large number Of horses for our troops
at the South hare died On the passage. Ship
George Green, from Boston for Ship Island,
lad lost seventeen when she left Key West,
December eth, fand the Kinghsher, from Bos-
ton, lost upwards Of GO, OF nearly half the
number on board,
, 1862-01-25

tE- The Detroit river has fallen thirteen
inches il few days, and has still downward
cndency. The fnx and reaux Of the waters
Of the great chain Of lakes and rivers has fre-
guently been made subject Of investigation
DF scientific men, but we believe no satisfac-
tory theory has been established.
, 1862-01-25

- The Wheeling LteAiSenctr mentions
TINT the lady members Of the f1nly Of gov
eminent officer, in that city, got up i regular
jubilee over the evacuation Of Ronucy, in the
idea that it was secesh victory. The only
support Of the Emily comes from tie Federal
Treasury. Comment is unnecessary.
, 1862-01-25

Were it not that feel these sentiments to-
wards my men, and that I want to seq this
Internal rebellion crushed ont in bloed, I
would not remain in the army week For
the officer who faithfully performs his duty, it
is about the most trying business that any c.sn
engage in To shirk duty and loaf about baz-
rooms and hotels is s'a horse OF I di6erens
color ~
, 1862-01-25

U Tie st. Joseph district Of Missouri is
without a loyal representative in Congress,
and tue people are discussing whom they will
elect The two most prominently named are
John P. Bruce Of the st. Joseph Journal and
ex-GoY 3. II. Stewart.
, 1862-01-25
j Very Improbable Story~-Rcbe1s
Tsalkfu. Across a River Il Mile
~S1H

New York, Jan, PA correspondent Of
the New York Times, writing from Camp ue;.r
Budd's Ferry, Maryland, saEs the rebels on
the opposite shore not only frequently conc
down to the beach Of morning, and derisiyely
CITY out to our pickets our conntcrsign Of the
night previous, but acquaint us with what is
known to but one officer Of the entire division,
what is to uc the countersigu Of the ensuing
night. They also boast Of having, by means
Of our couutersign, Travelled along our entire
| division lines and asccrtained our exact local
| ity, numbers, etc. If this be so, they must bt
familiar with our secret signals which are now
| issued in connection with our countersigu.
, 1862-01-25

r Gov. Morton has telegraphed the Hon,
" s. Holman, asking him to visit Indianapo-
lis with the Congressional Investigating Com
u.lttee. The gentlemen who were 50 knowing
1t the last Democratic State Convention.
will uoN lave chance to tell what they know.
, 1862-01-25

ry- Capt. Loouis of the Coldwatcr {A1iclo
Dattcry LAS bcen made chief Of artillery On
tie staT Of Gen. Mitchell, in Kentucky, whose
fiyision comprises The best artillery there Is
In Gen Bueu't grsnd army.
, 1862-01-25
CY The failure Of our special Washing
ton dispatch is unaccountable.

E- The House has stricken out Of the
Senate bill the diplomatic recognition Of
HaYti and Liberia.
, 1862-01-25
THE PR0CEEDINGS0F CONGRESS-.

SENATE.
1fr. FESSENDEN of Maine, from the Com
Dlttee on Finance, reported baek the rrsoln-
ticn to appropriate $4,000 for the expenaes Of
the committee Of the House in regocd to con-
tracts made by any department Of the Govern
men1.
Nr: SHERMAN Of Ohio introduced Dill
creating two new bnreaux in the Navy Depart
ment. Referred
Mr.. DAVIS Of Kentucky presented the Gre
dentials Of Robert wilson, appointed Senator
from Missouri, to NJ The vacancy caused by
Mr.. WILKINSON Of Minn~ moved to refer
the credentials and certain papers he had to
the judiciary Committee. He (Wilkipson>
said be had the report Of a certain meeting
held about the first Of May, aud Mr. Wilson
Of resolutions, two Of which were as follows:
Reso9red, That we, the people. here assembled,
declare our iea]ty to. and With the South
and for the protection Of Southern institutions.
Res09red, Tint we condemn as iuhuman and
diabo1ical the war now wased by the Federal gor-
eminent against the South.
Mr. DAVIS said that Mr. r ilson had no part
in the resolutions, which were entirely without
his (H1son's) sanction in any way. Mr. Davis
then had paper read signed BY Gov. Hall and
ethers, ,attesting to the loyalty Of Mr. Wilson !;
also, a letter from Mr. Wilson to 1E. Davis,
asking that thorough investigation into his
4o{a1Ly ul1Sul Oe uHu, t1al Inc country, &C.
Mr.. Wilson then took the oath.
On motion Of Mr.. TRUABULL Of ILL., the
bill relating to certain Judicial Districts of the
o. s. Circuit Courts was taken up. The bill
was passed as reported by the Committee.
The case Of Nj. Bright WAS then taken up.
The Bright expulsion case was continued,
several Senators speaking for and against his
expulsion.
The subject was not concluded, and after
an executive session, the Senate adjourned till
Monday.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House resumed the consideration Of the
bill making more stringent the the provision
against the sale Of spirituous liquors to In
| dians.
III. EDWARDS Of n. H., in the conrse o.
| an explanation, said that the present law ::
| evaded By vending Intoxicating drinks o1tsid,
| the Indian limits or frontier. Hence the nc
cessity of further legislation to protect ths
Indians from such degrading and destructive
| Influences.
| The joint resolution apprepriating ten thou
| sand dollars to pay the expenses Of the Com
1nittee appointed to inquire into the conduc
| Of the war was passed.
The Senate bill appropriatins s25, 600 to bt
| expended under the direction Of the Seerctar,,
sary, for the protection Of the emigrants o.
the overland route between the Atlantic State
and California and Oregon and Washington
Territory, was passed.
The House then renewed the consideration
Of the Indian Intercourse Act, aud passed it.
The House considered the Senate's amend
| ments to the consular and diplomatic appre
Priation bill, ard non-concurred in thos
| including Florence among the consul genera
| ships, and striking out Hayti, Liberia, dSt
The bill Will be returned to the Senate At
journed,
, 1862-01-25

Heavy Fire at P1ymoutFa, II. II.
CONCORD, n. H., Jan. GA fire ut Ply
mouth, last night, destroyed Tufts store and
Mrs. D Dearhorn's dwelling. Loss 1000; in
suryit for $4,000.
, 1862-01-25
Flood on the Upper Potomac---Posi-
ftQQs Of Lan1eE and Jackson.

FREDERICK, Md, January 20. Officers from
Hancock yesterday report that the Potomac
l,ss risen nearly IS feet within the past few
days, and no possibility Of crossing at present.
Gen. jackson is supposed to be sill at Rom
ucy. Gen. Lander has fallen back to the
mouth Of Patterson Creek, near Cumberland.
, 1862-01-25

The proprietors Of the Atoatie iNoshtly
announce that James Russell Lowelrs tsBic-
low papers; will be continued in each number
From the reception which those of tho series
@1ready published have met, there can be no
doubt that their interest and popularity will
pe az great as that Of the original series, which
was published during tue Mexican war, and
whose arpcarance marked Al era in American
humorous literature.
, 1862-01-25
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does not PRESS or 1SJURE the COED. never becomes
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assure the public that it Is rapi:E eHpescelns al
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receipt Of stamp. P. Q. Box fS5 aus*6if771S
, 1862-01-25

British Troop-shfp In D1stress--.PNts
in at st. Johns, N. f.
ST. JOINS, n. F., January 2244--The steamer
Mauritius from from Liverpool for Halifax,
with $50 troops aboard, put in here this morn
ing, short of coal She reports having eHpe-
rienccd fe:nul weather, and had to throw
thirty horses overheard.
, 1862-01-25
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Tor RENT-A nice two story
Il house, wi!h pleasant t-rounds- in good order.
Enfon Park Rent $i50U per month 10 q respon5ta!e
itra1t Possession given immediately. Address E: o.
, 1862-01-25

FOR RENT-The Cottage House,
4 No. 161 West Van Buren, strict at 5000 rer month.
11oan,s I'll Lake street ut Per mouth. rooms
oysr.17 Lake street. At St.10 rtr month. Apply =,
ALEX. HlTE, ~ Washington street. opposite Court
House tal5 5k5l5 1t
, 1862-01-25

EOCND-A Gold Pen and Holder.
l. Tie owner Will please cali and receive T.
JOHN R WALSH.
Cor Madison st. and Custom House Place
, 1862-01-25

HOUSES AND LOTS WANTED
4 i have caah orders for several good houses and
located north q Twelfth street. south of GAtcago ave
in tie soutl part of Carpenters Addition Ap!%
EocH1 No. :.!,.>C. IL S3tii!i Car srrce. .5kS:uS.
, 1862-01-25

G. z. SCRITE-S, 4dZertising 4seht, Is Deer
tos7et, II authorised to rscsiEe advertisements for
this and all lie Leading Papsvs 9f the Iorzascsst.
, 1862-01-25

ITO LET-For i term Of years, the
l. United StAteR Hotel In Buffalo. on the Terrace
containing one hundred rooms and thoroughly repair
ed painted and r. nanered throughout and sappisd
.irst rate hotel. Apnly to Wm; y: Mann, ZIG Main ST.
Buffalo o. Mann d follIans - Hall ST., NeT 1otS-
il.LSt
, 1862-01-25

TANVASSERS WANTED-Ono
~ or two e cd Canyasscfs wanted for popular seft
:te works. Good Inducements offered. Apply ut l3i
Lake street f5a1.5t k5521t) O, j. GRIFFITH.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28

Men seldom think of the great event
o. death until the shadows fall aero, the.r
own path, hiding forever from their eyes
the traces of loved ones whose living
smiles were thesunlight of their existence.
Death is the great antagonist of life, and
the cold thought ofthe tomb is the sIlel-
eton of all feasts. We do not want to 20
through the dark valley, although its pass
age may lead to Paradise; and we do not
want to lie down in the muddy grave, even
with kings and princes for our bed-fel-
lows. But the fiat of nature IS inexorable.
There is no appeal from the great law
which dooms us to dust. We flourish
and we fade as the leaves of the forest,
and the flower that blooms and withers
in a day has not Trailer hold upon life
than the mightest monarch that ever
shook the earth with his footsteps. Gen
erations of men appear and vanish as the
grass, and the countless multitude which
fills the world to day will tomorrow dis
appear as footsteps on the shore.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28
Letter from Lieut.. Harmon.
STEAMER EMMA, Ia BELLE RIVER, !
EN RoI-rr rop DnprN-ru 60

oTEAMER EMMA, LA BELLE RIYER,
EN ROUTE FOR CoRINTH, &c.
Chronicle Friends A warm Sabbath
morn is with US, rendering the breeze of
the hurricane deck a grateful visitor
Have been chatting of home and home
friends, as alike talking of the Corinth
land-of battle imminent-Of the brave
boys who have carried and shall still fur
ther carry the banner of the free, into,
through, and wave it over the land which
a rebel cause has drenched in blood.
Capt. Plumb says we must build in our
rear small forts as the bayonets of our
brave men more SOuthward, at every
five miles, paint them white and bid Yam
kec school marms be their commanding
officers. YES Ralph says l, land fur
niSh the newspapers ut a penny piece"
Did you hear of Capt. Stoves death ?"
"What is Stowe dead?" says a stalwart
soldier, bouncing up from a bag-ofoats-
seat. 'Is it possible? The sick soldiers Of
tie niHctccaH have lost their best friend. I"
DO you belong to his company" "NO,
but Capt Stowe belonged to the regiment
-hc knew no company when a poor chap
was sick. Go, write it on the marble,
"The sick soldiers friend"
Lieut. Ross, of Youngstown, is aboard,
looking fine lie babe an Adiutant and
his new bride good bye" at the levee
with, " You stay at home and take care
of Mrs. Bestow and the sick boys who
come here. Charley and me will do the
fighting" SO we jog.
CHAs. r. HARMON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28

and gives it to your enemies, whereby
thousands of your men may die in vain
upon the field of battle, and all brought
about by this slippery Shiny traitor
There are men, who would get up after
ward in this Senate, and, with tears in
their eyes, plead the cause of just such a
wretch as that who, with all the evidence
OF guilt upon him, was sent off for little
while to sojourn in one of our fortifica-
tons, and call it inQuisitorial, tyrannical,
devilish.
Sir, the man that makes use of these
arguments need not tell me he is loyal
tell you the danger to our institution IS
not so great from traitors in the field with
arms in their hand as it is from the nim-
6le-tongued, slippery hypocrites who 90
forth apoloyi yizing and countermanding ev-
cry energetic measure Of the Administra-
ton and endeavoring TO deceive
the people and stir them up to hos
tllity against this wise, this just, this most
moderate Administration. | do not be-
leye the people are going to be deceived
by 1t. do not believe that your night
meetings to reconstruct the Democratic
party, your resolutions of censure accus-
ing them of tyranny here and intimidation
abroad-I do not believe all these things
and all your Vaccinations will be able to
deceive an awakened people who under
stand all your arts, and are determined to
back a wise Administration in the course
1t shall pursue.
Mr.. President, in conclusion / will say,
! have no fears in this great controversy,
l do not agree with many of my breth-
ren whose hearts seem to fail them before
the magnitude Of the great issues in which
we are embarked. | believe in the JUS
tIce of God, in His overruling providence,
that lie will nerve the arms of those who
are contending for the right, and will
make them victorious at last. ! have no
fears oft. When this great contest is over;
when rebellion shall be trampled underfoo
when Southern men shall see the error of
their ways, and the interest they have in
the great principles of our Constitution,
which has ministered so much to their
prosperity, divested of passion, and the
conceit that they have entertained so
long whipped out of them, they will come
back again, and glory in us who have saw
ed them from themselves; and, reunited
again upon a real basis of freedom and
republicanism, this great nation will rise
from this commotion like the pheniX
from its ashes and whoever shall survive
twenty years hence, will see this the lead
ing nation on Gods earth, existing with
out reproach, and, conscious of her impos-
ing power, she will be the pride, the boast
and the hope of all the nations of the
earth.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-05-28

GEN. PRENTIsS AND THE UNION CITI-
zENs.-A week ago last Wednesday, Gen.
Prentiss was taken to Tuscaloosa, with
2,3SGprisoners. J, Before leaving Memphis
he made Il speech, saying he wanted them
to show themselves gentleman in their
intercourse with Southerners. This was
cheered by citizens, wherupon he address
ed them, and was applauded and eneour-
aged by the waying of handkerchiefs, etc.
The General was presented with box
of cigars, and in many other respects made
the subject of esteem, while the prisoners
were feasted and encouraged by Irish and
German woman, who did not hesitate to
make known their Union sentiments.
The prisoners sang some national airs and
were cheered by lockers on. The Provost
Marshal, McKissocB, thought this dem
onstration too reasonable. and requested
Gen, Prentiss toquit speaking and enforce
the prisoners to be silent. The General
concluded by telling the Provost Marshal
that there were four loyalists to one se-
cessi0nest in the crowd, and the citizens
that in a few weeks they could cheer as
much as they wanted for the old flag
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