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, 1862-01-28

RozIA, No, Jan. IA prominent citizen
y 9outnWest Missouri has just arrived from
Gen. Raines, With :.bout 1G0 1aen, stayva ii!
M nlgIt At Mount Vernon on Tuesday night, tue
9Th inst, on h1s way to CRANKY, wl,rr:: ..:s sol
mines
Threats were made to arrest all meu rho
had been connected with home guard COM
panics and rut them at work in the mines. l.,
consequence Of this, . large number Ut Cui;,.a
cltizens were leaving tie country.
On the same night that Eliue: stayed at M..
vernon, report said that 10 to 200 rebels wrrc
encanped on the head Of Spring River, en-
ro2te for Ca:ssil1e
In regard 10 the number Of troops in Nort,.-
ern Arkansas, lie says that lie has it from .,uod
authority that tllere are only about SEQ or 60
at Cross Hol,ows and Cavc Hill, Benton
county, hHl = body Of from 1900 to 5000 men
were at Ellsworth Bend, about fifty miles be-
1o# Van BuTen, on the Arkansas river.
Several sccessionists tuld Hall that Prices
forces at Springfield did not exceed 5000.
lAls gentleman met lie scouts oi' tic Fed
eral army four miles beyond Lcbane1s, aud
other troops at different points this sidt.
, 1862-01-28

Ifc Washington correspondent of the New
York 1osf says that the President Informed
Senator, one evening last week, that the orr
eind plan Of the Burnside expedition hid her
given ur, becauEc the rebels had got hold Of
it. The same writer says:
The attention Of the new Secrctary of War
LIS leen directed to the fact that secession
lsts il. the District are in constant corrcspon-
dcncc with the .cbcl leaders, and that rcLc,
spies reside il Washington: 4 prominent
Citizen yesterday gave information that we'll
Enown rebel army officer is eccretcd among
Eis i"1Elly friends here. He las not yet been
discovered by the Government detectives. bur
Tut tact tnat bc WIS in The city last week, Is
es:2l@4-1cd br, unt Leutt,
, 1862-01-28
By Steamship Europa at Halifax.

HALIFAX, Jan. a7.-Thcre has been con-
siderable advance in England on saltpctre, nm
der the idea that the export prohibition would
soon lJe removed.
fRAScE.-Thc Bourse WIS firm and adyauc-
ing. Rentcs 6Sf G5c. The monthly returns
Of the Bank Of France showed a decrease in
cash Of over Is, ,000, GOO francs.
The Journal, Of st. Petersburg, publishes
All article congratulating Dir. Seward on the
nprlshtness and intelligence Of his policy, and
come the starting point Of negotiations for
the recognition, II the powers Of common
principles upon the question Of the neutral
tag; It also expects England to give the
world solemn guarantees for the future by
signing convention, which, by ensuring uni
versa respect for the rights Of neutral powers,
would contribute to the maintenance OF
peace, and mark the progress Of civilization.
, 1862-01-28
FROM CAIRO.
Reported Capture Of jeff.
Thompson.
THREE TENNESSEE REGIMENTS
INTERCEPTED,

Especial Dispatch TO the Chicago Tribunc.|
CAIRO, Jaauary u.
Rumors are rife in the streets, that the cx-
pcdition which left Birds Point On Saturday
has had fight with JEFF. Thompson, and that
the guerilla chicftain is now 4 prisoner under
Col. Wallace.
Il is also reported that three Tennessee
regiments have been intercepted on their
march to SykcstoD-
A cavalry force was dispatched to Prices
Landing in qacst Of the parties who fired on
the steamer january, and succeeded in captur-
ing three who were concerned in the firing.
Various parties of notoriety arc said to have
been killed and captured, but no credit is Civ
I'll 10 these loose reports.
, 1862-01-28
FROM THE SOUTH.
approximations at Richmond of Burns
side and Bnell-The Rebels in the
Anxious Seat.

BALTIMORE, Jan. a7.-The Richmond Dis
t'afeh says; The disaster in Kentucky, and the
apprehension it has caused for the safety Of
our connection with the Southwest through
set and Virginia Railroad, and the possible H.
terrnrtlon of our intercourse With the South
ria the Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, by
Burnside's expedition, directs attention to the
flfai Importance Of completing the connection
between the Richmond and Danville and tile
North Carolina Railroad.
AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 2S.--A private letter re-
ceiycd from, Charleston, S. c., this morning,
says that five stone vessels were sunk in the
CHANNEL, yesterday.
Tie Savannah Republican OF this morning
says the statement that Federal vessels had
gone up Broad river is incorrect
Tie Dispatch contains statement that the
report had reached Baltimore Of the loss Of
five Of Burnsias's fleet in Panl1leo Sound, aud
that a large steamboat, probably the Louisiana,
lad been burnt
, 1862-01-28

e" The Washington dispatches say that
tlc Committee Of Ways and Means are st
present 1esiesed by horde Of spcculators,
some s'f whom have stored large quantities Of
goods now on the free LIST, and would like to
See large duty laid on their importation, to
enhance their value. Others are endeaTo1ing to
find out what articles are to be taxed and " hat
to rea4;dn On the free List, in order that they
niay Telegraph to their confederate specula~
tors IL the large cities. The Committee Of
WAYS and Means, however, intend to exercise
the utmost secrecy until the bills are ready TO
be presented to the House.
, 1862-01-28
DISL0TALTX OF GOVERNMENT
ENPLOFEES.

In al.'!ller Column Urlef dispatch AL
viscs lis that Mr.. Potter, Chairman of tie
committee appointed to Investigate the
matter If t1is1oval employees Of the Gov
ernment, made lis report i'll the I1ou
yesterday morning. We present in this
issue a brief abstract If tits very voluui-
nous document, which is a timely one, and
has tcmc not too soon in tie history
Of this war The Government has
long enough suffered from the dis
loyalty Of those Of its employees who
have deemed they could aid with sympa-
thy and overt act the rebel cause, AMI at
The same time fill posts Of honor and cn1ol-
nmcnt in the public service Of tie United
States. For months past i. has hen charged
that We had officers who buttoned their
army and naval uniforms over hearts dis
ioya1..tn tho e.'7c :wl:o po-keted their Wages,
ard, where they dared, rey;leI the GOVERN
ment that paid them, and plotted with its
enemies for its s.:oycTsion.
Eli this has gore on long enough, if il
WAS true. and it is quite tine that an cx-
iosure was made Of their f;:lsity, il such
lie the nature Of the charges. Read the
result If the investigations Of 1hc Potter
Committee, ;l,id il viii appear evident that
the hca,;s1n:su c;.nnut tt>o SOON fall at work
tc create vacancies. The sooner tae pub
lie f1lccs and tie army lis: are pI1rged OF
treason and traitors, the better
Of these men who have fed 1t Tic public
t'li}', and diportetl themselves in the Fetlc-
raj uniforms, one tlling MAY be safely as
serted. AMI it cannot he disproyel in a sin
glc instance. There is not a man who is
false ~ lEe Government, but j. i1zer If
sinre'y. There i moi one hater Of Human
Ch:lsel;sm who is not loyal and true to
Tie Union. Noluminous lis this report is, it
cannot have reached all who are guilty
# 'li>l''yaliy, but i; is well that a begin
n1ngis made Let Washington he 1,urged
Of lis traitors the men who are 1,ronc to
admire rebels more than abolitio1lists, arc
those it will do to watch. The men who
are instant and Jealous in n:gro-catchiag,
ii will 90 to watch, ard ilc sooner they arc
replaced 10th at tire desk and in shoulder
straps. by men Nl.o lore the Union more
than ali beside, the earlier this war will
LIZ! ant: the nobler lis results for pr,,errss
aid Humanity.
, 1862-01-28

The committee appoin1c1p - L"'s'
merchants of New York, haze 'eaaefs eaas ana
legal firm Of Balncy, Butler & Parser, to },fe BE
rarc General Bankruptcy Act, and 1lyc pull.
Ished it for public examination. TIC com.
mlttcc consists Of Royal Phelps, james II.
Brown, George Opdyke, Wu1. G. Latnlvrt, E.
s. JaflraE, and others Of similar standius.
Thc following arc the provisions Of tho AIT:
The full and unconditional discharge Of til.
debtor {eSccpt rs to certain tiduci,rr debts
upon the surrender Of his entire estate f,r dis.
trlbutio1, without preference among Ill Lis
creditors, and upon his compliance With tt.
requirements Of the act. It provides for the
election If the assignee in bankruptcy by the
creditors, and gives them the supervision aud
management, and winding up of the estate,
under tic direction of The court. Ii also pl r.
nits, hy provisions analogous to those Of tie
French code Of bankruptcy, as vel; Us Of the
English Inv, the winding up Of bankrupts'
estates, at the option Of thrce-lourths III value
Ct the creditors, by TRUSTEES undcr the iuspec,
t1on OF creditors in lieu Of The more formal
proceedings III bankruptcy. The various dc,
tails Of the act arc designed to give uniformity
and efficiency to the system, and to meet tic
various c2ycncics Of its administration in the
extended territory TO Which it applies.
, 1862-01-28

Especial Correspondence Of the Chicago Tribuuc]
BlED's Po1sr, No.. Jan. a5, 1862
You lave published, I believe, all account
of the incarceration Of sold Bird" at Birds
Point, and of his donating several thousand
dollars to the cause of Southern rebellion. It
may interest your readers to know something
Of the manner the information was obtained,
and also the particulars Of the arrest Of Bird,
his family and his cbattcls. I believe that
Major Aplington Of Ogle county commanded
the expedition. After the arrest, Bird was
asked if those present comprised the whole of
his chattel property. He said that it did, with
the exception Of an old, lame-backcd one who
was about helpless, who was stopping il an
old building on the premises. The Major, af-
ter some difficulty, succeeded in finding the
abode Of the helpless old nigger-and he was
helpless indeed; and the way lie was helpless
was by the aid Of chain. This darkey proved
to be Birds main nlan-smart aud Intelligent,
and we'll known to most Of the soldiers at the
Point as the purchasing agent Of his master.
Either Bird was afraid that the darkcy would
run away, or that he would communicate in
formation, OF which he possessed too much to
make the stay Of his master agreeable. But
this is not where the t'gazelle" comes in.
Bird, it seems, had sold forty Of his darkeys,
and wished to convey portion Of the needful
to jeff Thompson So this darkcy says he
was called up in the night under pretencc Of
going to mill, and when he assured his mastcr
there wns meal and flour enough in the house,
be was also assured that all that was necessary
for him to do Tas to obey commands. There
forc he got upon his horse, and when his MIS-
ter handed up the bag, Lie observed that ill.,
stead OF grain it contained specie. He was told
there he would find JEFF. Thompson, to whom
he WAS to deliver the bag and say to him that
what was in one end Of it WAS for him, {Jeif)
and what WAS in the other for another, whose
name have forgotten The negro delivered
the same according to instructions aud was
soon after chained up. You must bear in mind
that this is the ncgro'5 own story, but is gene
rally believed to be true. From one present
we learn that there was general jubilec
among the darkcys at their deliver
ance. When asked whether there were
any chickens about the premises that could
be cooked, with 4 "Lor, yes, massa,' Z gen
cT1l slaughter commenced, ending oulr with
the taking Of the lives Of a hundred or more
chickens, dicks, etc, ETC., aud what were not
eaten were tied together By the heads, put
carried to camp. And am afraid, from what
I can bear, that divers and sundry hams took
the same course. The party found sixteen II
fles and muskets and some rcvolvers in the
house, loaded ready for action. That Bird is
an old seeessionist, no one..doubts. lie was
probably living upon lis place and making be-
leyc Union, TO obtain heavy damages for the
use and abuse Of his plantation, by Uncle SAM
uefs army.
The weather is mild and April like, and the
sun has actually appeared once or twice in Is
many days. B,ue-hfrds and an occasional rob-
; u ass seen and heard, Blu. there yet remains
!; rleEty CT mud
, 1862-01-28
Col John NJ. Palmer Before t3.e f.ou,
Eentlo1l--E6feIeMcy Of 1fIinoih ,Ernnn.,

Tie Springfield journal, in its report Of Col.
Palll4cr's address before the Convention, savs; ;
1t was his object to give AT account of the
condition Of our Illinois troops III tAr State Of
Missouri, and what llc supposed to he the duty
Oh our State towards them: aud tl.ls lc did in
q very elective and satisfactory manner. He
declared th:it tie Illinois troops were the Most
e1helcnt and the best provided for in the inl-
nicnse army By which the State Of Missouri is
now occupied. Yet they had suffered .src;,t
hardsl5ps from long and wearyins marches,
from hunger and sickness and the want Uf
suitable clothing and other supplies. After
marching and cuunternlarchin:, hundreds Of
mles, lle had finally brought his brigade to
u. LOUIS almost in Il state ui nudity. lie had
then gone to the United States Quartcrmastcr
and made re4uisitiun upon him for the sup
ples of which his soldiers stood in much pres
sing need. He wls told that there WAS uothin.t
10 bc had, but that lis wants Should bu attend
cd to Ill the course Of few weeks. To wait
SO long would be cruel and well nigh lcs;ruc-
tive to his soldiers. He therefore turned Ills
face for tie first time for many months TO tic
State OF which he WAS proud 10 be il citizen,
He CAME to Springfield anu the Governor and
t1uartti m2ster General 1T oEyc supplied him
with tile articles Of which Ills soldiers stood
IN nccs4, Ut moderate prices aud OF the best
Quality. The men under his command are
nuW comfortable, coutcntcd and grateful 10
siitnte which has thus attended to their nc-
, 1862-01-28
From Wheeling The Slavery Question
In the New State-Proposed Check on

From yFhee1ing-TleS Slavery Question
In the New State-Proposed Check on
Negro Breeding.
WHEELING, Ta., Jan. 27-In tic Conyen-
tion to-day, Alr. Battclle of Ohio county offer
ed the following proposition relative to slavery
in the new State:
No slave shall be brought into the State for
permanent residence after the adoption Of this
Constitution. AL children born Of slave pa
rcnts in this State on and after the 18th Of July,
1863, shall be free, and the Legislature may
provide by general laws for the apprenticeship
Of such children during their minority aud for
subsequent colonization.
The above proposition WIS referred to the
Committee On General Provisions, which Com
unittve will report some time this week It is
not expected that the Committee will report
any provision Of the above character, the ma
loTity being ayerse to the consideration Of the
slavery question, but whenever that Commit
tee make their report, proposition embody-
ing sentiments of free State men will be
brought forward, and will be. from the present
indications, fcreely contested.
, 1862-01-28

FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 27-The Richmond
.DisPatch Of Friday shows that the rebels are
much perpleXed at their defeat in Kentucky.
The Dispatch says: ''We regret to say that
the report Of the Federal victory in Kentucky,
conveyed to Us On Wednesday night frona
Northern sources, is more than confirmed by
Intelligence received here ut the War Depart-
ment. It appears that our defeat IS more
decisive than even the Northern accounts had
lcti1lS to l,,Iitvt'
, 1862-01-28
Tbc Tribu1te.
TUESDAY, JANUARY IS, 1869
THE sS-ATCHNNRn.

1Hf 7'rz7%*% e5 ihts zcli is TO o:tsel., 77ursu,
aad destroy ftz 7s7r!'i".S tueau .,;td h ti<7i">r
zAe eor7*ty from ths e,any.> ,..ena-s4l 1y ttr:-
efs. 4!ac7t'4, daring, Courageous :'irit aud
patriotic ga! on aE otca>i.,ss a~d 7ndtr c'fycir
cna'>itt7tce. a'r expected T;v,a Tie "'7Ay Of tie Uni
i'd S'e'cs.-Sec7ctary Stauto,.>s Late Order.
, 1862-01-28
Masonic fnkn11fra.,ro.

CoLrMDus, O., Jan 27.-Sir Juhu J. Cold-
well, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, hats becn appointed
Gnlqd Recorder Of the Grand Enca1n plavnt oi
the United States, and was tonight Installed
II II Mount Vernon Conmandery, Columbus, 0.
French, Of Washington city, Grand Master, to
y fli the vacancy occasioned hy the death Of Sir
Samuel 6. Risk, Of New Orleans.
, 1862-01-28
4 BATTERY FOR THE
IRISH BRIGADE.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.7
SrE1SGF1ELp, January 2f.
Col. 3Iulligan was to-day specially authorized
BY the Governor to raise; battery Of light ar
tillery, to be attached to the Irish Brigade.
, 1862-01-28

FROM Adams ~ttttt 10 Nh = ani G. at No 1et
Clark sttert h'own As Nashtn .ton Eiucy under FL
erc 1T ~ GeSSs e ;,|otoE73ric aeEy The: have been
Senenee Of those requiring frequent attc;iou in the
local tstntment tursEcd by them.
ID estaDisl hing an office ut Chicago. under tile uer
sonal ATTENDANCE nf Dr: JAMES HI TER IN contlrc-
atol @ W,th tAe1r Asw York ornct, they wtnld briefly
State that the luca1 and direct node oil trr,ti, ai.
tohs pt 1he rssf rateFy orras, by inhAn. remedies
INTO the lHngs, instead Of into tx. Stomach WAS first
III sltteEdcd ikc practice since IT. ht.t t1.urttnt
amply Attests the cerrtt:nrss OF the vtws which for
Inc official records Of the cry Of New York show
from ccnsu1lrt4un in three years following their *
1ehsl!r nraetice in that cfr: Whc in .nd Gil
tat.o there are inany parties who wrrr sue =. ,ssl
Treated fun inc oce Of tie Drs lunter many yeafs
Aro- -
DIS L. 4 j. Hunter deem It rrc,cS to stase t.l!sr
.acis as co:snhr!n tlI+ rTactssl srnt!aess III their
lastrles nii iHe narr ta7scs aI OF avc-
tluE5 Vi thu tbruat and :t4~
NV York Office. No Il f. 18th rtrect
jA-' Sa1-lw Chicago Office. No. lat Clark ,t7sr.
, 1862-01-28

All Quiet ON Green Ikfver---Reported
WoundfnG OF General Cr1ttenden.
Rebel.
here this evening from MunfardEvil1c. All ia
Quit down the road.
4 ruuor, generally a1screlited, prevailed
here to-day, that the eebcl General George B.
CTi' :e:slcn vas wS:nded at The Logan Cross
, 1862-01-28

New York Eank Statement,
Ne" 4oEk, Jan. 27.-The Bank statement shows
decrease III loans aud discounts of $33l3 75} ii-
S5d,o11; decrease in net deposits, $a,45o,3I;.
, 1862-01-28

WASHINGTON, Jan 27.-The adyicos from
Mexico confirm previous accounts Of union
ofall parties, and aa intention to mskc COM
mon cos5sc against the Europeso Invasion.