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Cristnsioro's Hair Dye. Prcscrvntive and
Wss-The best In the world wholesale RETAIL and the
d. privately applied ut No. 6Astor House.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thc Best i'm the
World Harmless reliable and instap Sold and APP
Piled at BACHELORS Wig factory l6 Bond street
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the BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.
dts Progress Up the Cbo, nm River-Burn.
side Within Thirty-nve Miles Of We ri.

don, N. a.
The from the Burnside expedition cont nues 10 be
oyccediugy interesting. In addition TO various dca
OF the bsitlc st Roanoke Island have rerts or tho
Occupation ef Ederton, Heriford Color and Plymouth
in North Carolina.
[trom the Richmond Enquirer, Fsb IA
TIRE ENEMY IN NORTH CAROLINA.
reioit reached here by he rs last ght that The
'snemy bal taken Fdenton ami we on the way To- we'.
DIN. The people of Weldon were ing tcis homes n
large nrross taking with them thcr slaves and
'Ao gods.
j. not supposed In Official or well informed circl
that tho cnelny desgned TO ascend the Rsao river.
The popular impression that their vessels can ascend this
river to point within few mlos of Weld Is said 10 he
mistake. The river IL represented not for
'resscls o. any draugt above Hamilton which is about
forty five iullcs from Weldon
II the cncmy s resolved take IN hazard Of n nov A.
nieut into the Interior OF North Carolina ana should sc
coed IN taxing Eienon, ~ Is thought not inn ,r,lab
sIhat they attempt TO ascend the Chowan md nlsc
wstor rirrs with light draegt steamers nto the State
of Virginia. These rvcrr sail TO be M, gable 10
'srch V, seo's within few miles Of the scab1nrd nu
Roanoke I.aroad, aud their ascent mn Thorn
would ggc the enemy the cheice OF attacking Nnrfoik i,
the advancing upon wolo9, cuttng uiI Tho
communicated south at that point.
Tho oevonts Of tie few days will probably dcvcIope
Che oneny's intentions, and dcternine hj question
whether they Opposed 10 scut tho hazard OF move
'nIent ino tho interior OF the county.
Is said that the Blaokwatcr river, which s b. anch
81 tho C'iowfn, may be easily sncted. ID T. lort
'cus and narrow stream, aid N is suggested that he
taton Of the channel might be ccicntiy blocked ~ the
rude cxpediuont ~ timber. whc mignt be fcled by
ye" companies Of negroes.
OFFERED Tng oAru.
Is reported that tho ss ni'.ts hlvo proc aiusd 10
tho pcope OF Elizaboib cist that they will give III M
-four days IN which 10 take oath of a;Icci,ce aud
dave notified them that ~ - who fail H. lake II
WI nave their property at tho expiration Of
tUA tins snd themselvcs tsi prisoners.
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A Pure TObaccO.-Ycl elbow Hank Tobnc-
cooodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from all I'm
pnrit,es for sale by all tobac and caler and
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Commodore Mutt IL tho Lion OF New
York. AMI his Levees at BAkNUMS MUSEUM crowded
day and evening
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Lloyil's Great Typographical Map Of
Kentucky used by Gen Buell. Price 50 ents four FOR 81
is used sy Gen. Burnside Price 80 cents: four for 81
Price 26 cents; six for 81 j. T. LLOYD l6i Broadway.
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The Bills OF the Bank Of New jersey, OF
all denominations, redeemed at at the Merop rtsn
Bank in this city.
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News fr.,n CaItf,rn,m.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ie, 1853
Arrived, ship wsr Hawk, Hong Kong, baIk sscllaps.
New York.
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Wedding Cards-Grent Inducements,
latest syles and low prices at EvERDEILS old establish
mcnt, SOC Broad ny, cornfr o. Duane street.
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MLILs FOR EUROPE.

Continued Brilliant Victories Of the Union
Forces-Capture of Fort Donelson, Tenn, with
Three Rebel Generals and Fifteen Thousand
Troops Successful Achievements of the Burn
size Expedition Defeat of tho Rebels in Mis-
souri-visit of the Onion Gunboats to Florence,
Alabama-Map Of the Route-Interesti from
Mexico, &c. &C.. &c.
Tho Cunard mail steamship America, Captain Noodle,
will leave Boston on Wednesday FOR Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe will close in this city this
afternoon, at quarter past and at half past Ave
O'Clock. TO go by railroad.
The NRorEM Epnoy or The HeRaLD will be pub
iished at eeyen O'Clock this morning and will contain
thrn, account of the Attack br the unon Forces on
Fort Donelson Tenn, resulting after three days des-
perate fighting, in the Capture of the Fort, tho Rebel
Generals Pillow Johnston and Buckner, and Fifteen
Thousand Rebel Troops; An interesting report OF
the brilliant achievements OF the Burnside Expedi-
tion in Paralico Sound in Pasquotank River and in
Atemare Sound; An Interesting OF the Trip OF
the Union Gunboats through Kentucky and
Florence Alabama, with Map showing the Route-The
Union Feeling along the Tennessee River; Important
News from Kentucky Evacuation of Bowling Green by
the Rebes; Another Splendid Success in Missouri In
terestng News from the South Later from Mexico and
variety Of other interesting matter.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing, six oents
Sampson Low, Son & Co., No Al Ludgate Hl London,
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
Official Drn wings Or Murray, Eddy q
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotericg.
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS is--feo. IL, 1869
90, i, 20. .. 81, ~, Is, ). 60, %, II, 62, 7.
KENTUcxv CLASS s0-Feb IL. 1862.
23, 80, IS, ., IA. 81, 13. 6S, 4. %. j. 6, 20.
Circulars sent free of charge BY addressing eithrrto
MURRAY, EDDY 90,
Covington. KY. or -. Louis. Mo.
Omcial Dra win ~ or the Dein ware state
Lottery
CLASS l5l-FebruarY Il, 1862
20, "a, 22, 81, |, ~ ~. 81. 10, 40, A.
DRAWING OF THE SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY. OF
KENTUCKY.
EXTRA CLASS 27-Februarv II, 1862
60, 75, 49, 26, IS. l6, l, 2, So, 5, 81, 2e.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.
Wilmington Delaware
Prizes Caslled I'm nn LcgnIized lot
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marry's TricOphcrous II the beat and
cheapes, article for DRESSING beauing, curling. cleaning
preserving aud restoring the hair Ladies' try q Sold by
all druggists.
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AZ JefFers', 573 neutrality-suspicious. Bal
moral Boots ~ 81 and 81 Misses, 81 rs and 81 50; Chill
uren's, 81 81 and 81 %. JEFFERS. 573 Broadway.
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Omcaal Dra win gs or thc Delaware sta,

Prizes Cashed i'm nn LcgnIized Lot
tories Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 10
Wall street stairs New York.
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FogrREss MONROE, Feb. 10, Ii

FoErREs MoNKoE, Feb. 10, 1852.
Tic proer Planet arrived this afternoon from Bait,-
more having board the submarine cable be laid
oss the bay from this polrh to Cape Charles.
1le line has already been completed from Wilmington,
Delaware, TO Cape Charles and also from hsad
'fe's OF Gen. Wool. about mile and half up the beach
TO The place selected for tho crossing.
The line wif DO sunk in few days. and as soon as the
necessary arrangement be made this department will
oe connected directly by telegraph with Washington AMI
New York, and the government and tho public will be-
come informed OF the important transmitted hence
from twelve to hours earlier than present
Tho line will bc under the management Of Mr.. ". H.
Hess Of tho United States Military Telegraph and will
be Of Chs greatest value to the government.
The fernandina sailed this afternoon Wind northeast
weather clear.
In anticipation or visit from the Secretary Of War the
Tenth New Yok regiment was ordered to parade at
seyen ociock this morning and the Secretary was to bo
received by salute and other honors.
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Beautiful CompIcxioS.-Laird's BLOOM
OF Youth or Liquid Pearl o, ana boautying the
complexion aud skin, 43J B Roadway.
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hin, Inin,itabie Cater Of Hair and
whskeis Hair Dye, 90 Cents caok brown. rot, No
hsrclay street, and sold by ali druggss
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, Feb. II, 1862.
The Senate met at seven O'Clock, with large attend
ancs of outsiders.
BILLS REPORTED RAvoRABtY FROM COMMITTEES.
To amend the general fire insurance law relative to
the powers and duties Of the captain of the port harbor
masters Of the port OF New York.
communication presented from Colonel L. K.
Washingtrns birthday. Accepted.
bills IuCED.
BY Mr.. FoGERro authorize tho selection Of site for
another State prison.
BY Mr. FRAERTo Incorporate the Forty second Street
Railroad.
BHLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. FARRAR-For the relief Of savings banks; in
respect to lands sold for taxes.
BILLS Passed.
To amend tho act relative county treasurers by pro-
hibiting the OF money in their hands.
Relative the Now York and Eric Railroad, consoli-
dating the several branches.
10 amend tho Appropriation act Of 1861.
Senator Tobcy was placed on the Committee on Banks
during the absence of Senator Henderson.
The bill TO facilitate the purchase OF property In the
vicinity Of Forts Hamilton and Tompkins by the United
States for the purposes Of Defence for third
reading.
On motion Of Mr.. FoLGKR, 1t laid the table at
present. parties In behalf Of the United States desired
TO be heard.
The remainder Of the session consumed in tho con.
sideraticn Of bills in Co0mittee Of the Whole.
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A New and Important Telegraph Line

l'y reference 10 our Fortress Monroe dcspalch 1t vii
be seen that this city is to be placed rapport with
Che he tqrlrtcrs Of General Wool The cable will be
speedily laid. and We shall have the pleas ire OF
laying before tho public importnt news from that
quarter ss soon received thsre from various Southern
localities, which We have heretofore, common with
the public had anxiously 20 await twenty four and IN
some instances tisrty-sx hours As tho Barn.ide
spd oiIics important expeditions progress thor con
auesing marches, the value Of this line will be
evident. Tie line has been built by Mr ilciss formerly
come TED with tho Southern Mag lcc iins, but now one
81 the stan Of Captain A. Sagor hicf of the Army hlec-
cro corps. The cable manufacturer by Mr. iishop
ol this city, and is very superior As forces
tnnye onward connections will b., made with this line
furtLeg sout and be OF innito service to the military
authorizes, the press aud the pabc.
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Bowel Complaints, Fevers, Sores and
Ulcers to which soldiers LIABLE promptly cured by
Hoiloway's Ointment and Pills.
Soreness Irritation Of the Throat
and Coughs cured by Browns Bronchial Trcches.
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The pickeis attached to General McIowelis division
this morning brought In spy. Ho dressed In cit.
zens clothes, had throo days rations and refused to
surrender until he was hrod al throe times. He was
taken to Gene wadsworth's headquarters where he
refused 10 give mis- nams. any particulars regarding
himself. General wsdsworth ordered his transfer TO
this city and he is confined in tho Capitol Hill
pison.
Asa party OF the Fourth Michigan regiment, Colonel
Woodbury. out target shooting to-day they esred
suspicious looking individual making rapid tracks toward
the rebel picket nes. Although there was not regular
or non commissioned officer in the party, they started
after him. and after vigorous chase and threats to
make target Of him. brought him to stand still He
was brought before General More and although qucs
toned In all tho living and Of the dead guages
rotcssed 70 understand not word lie was sent TO this
city 10 DO taken Of by the military authorities here
His attempted escape rstiecnco and forbiddlng appear.
,ncc induce belief that he spy, who had worked his
way inside our lines.
THE HOUSE COMMITTEE AND TIIE HORSE CONTRACTS.
Tho House Committee on Contracts have been dis
charged farther consideration Of Qarcrnissier
Van vlicts advertisement for horses. The committee
s,y tho shortuess OF the notice for bids owing to
rcssng necessity They perfectly satisfied with his
integrity and his action in the promises was with Wow
only to tho public interest.
APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED.
The Senate to-day conarmed tho nomination Of Thomas
a. Wallace es Marshal for tho district Of Missouri.
ARTILLERY PRACTICE.
section of Grnns battery cxreriinouted day with
tho new sohenke plungcr, using PARROTS tenpoundcs
W. rcssion shell. They lred from MINORS Hill, at dis
.nce Of one thousand yards. All tho shells exploded
and every shot came in close proximity to the target
ILLNESS OF MR. DAWES.
Hon Henry l.. I.sws, Of Massachusetts,, was taken III
yesterday and Is quite seriously indspossi at his rcs
snce, corner Of Eighth and Pennsylvania
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. II, 1882
The steamer Anzonia has been raised and is aoat
and the entrance to the canal is now OPEN
Bowling Green advices say that General Mitchell cap
cured five locomotives at the depot and scattered tho
'!sst OF the rebels, killing some fifteen by Shells
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The rows from the Burnside expedition cont nes be
exceedingly interesting In addition TO various dnta
OF the bsitlc st Roanoke Island have rerts or tho
occupation OF Eder,on, Iertford Coorane and Plymouth
lu North Carolina.
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FINE ANTS.

NOR sALE-oIh PAINTING, SIZE FEET INCHES
by cet inehrs FUN nth portrait OF George Masnng
tom believed 10 " ons &c Slrlr 70 he the Ciy
Nail Brooklyn. Inquire for " N Glenn
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THE REBELLI0N.

A TTENTION.-wANTED, UNMARRIED. ABLE BODIED
n young for the Fifth regiment OF Lght Artii cry,
regular Army Three companies 10 he organized a. Fort
Hamilton. New York harbor and the Boncoin stoned
officers not yet appointed fine opportunity for old
soldiers Office, No Greenwich street, tae Battery
II. NJ. BURNHAM ID Lieut.. Fnh Artillery
RECRUITING officer.
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OFFICE or ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGF, 500
" and 51l Broadway, New York, May -, is63-Wau;si
this office 1910 pairs Red Psnaoons suitable for BLACKS
which sealed prop will nnti II O'Clock
NJ Monday he 2Jh Inst. samples Of the material
b. a. this OH Prompt e viii be required.
Proposals 10 be entrsed Proposals Tor Furnishing Red
Pantalocnsn ami adj sssed to
Lieutenant Colonel u. VI. yTNTON
Deputy QuaItefmaste. General United States Army.
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TWO SMALL COTTAGES FOR SALE OR TO RENT
Situated Rose Hill Danbury Conn. For particulars
apply TO @. II. WHITE, Rose Hin Seminary
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MODEL COUNTRY SEAT FOR sALE-AT GREEN
M wich Conn., twenty liiles from New York By shA
New York and New Haven Railroad II contains eight scre
beautifully laid garden meadow and orchard.
The house frame filed IN It 10 about 40 feet 'front.'
with piazza, conservatory. &c. y modern, and in COM
plste erder has bath water closets stationary wash
ubs the gas pipes laid in the house The out5udngs
abundant. Shrnbbery highly ornamental; fruit abau
Schools churches depot convenient One OF the most
and charming places within 90 miles OF
the city. Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine street.
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ELEGANT HOUSE FOR SALE ON FIFTH AVENUE
~ For sale on Fifth avenue, on Murray HIM one Of the
most costly and elegant Houses IN the city Size OF oS
about 40 by l25 The house built by the owner for his
especial occupancy. Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN, No.
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THIRST CLASS ENAMELrED FURNITURE-PLAIN
decorated and grained solid walnut and osk sets su
j. W. FISHER A to-, Manufacturers
$50 Broadway. ween Blocker and Bond streets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
BATON ROUGE REcAPTUREC
Inauguration Of Civil Rule in the
Crescent City.
Strength and Composition of BanksS Force
WHAT 1T T. DESIGNED TO ACCOMPLISH.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Roanoke, Capt.
Thompson, yesterday, We have dates from New-Or'
leans TO December Is, and Havana to the 22d. Gen.
Banks with the major part Of his expedition, reached
the Crescent Cy on th. evening Of Sunday, Dec IA,
relieving Gen Butler Of the command of the Depart
ment Of the Gl.lf on the day following. Promptly
upon his ARR i, Gen. Banks sen, an expedition to
Baton Rouge, which place Was occupied without
losa the Rebe troops retiring on our approach. For
details Of the oyage the Banks expediop,its COM
position arriy'i IT NowOrleans, the supersedure Of
Gen. Butler, 10 farewell order Of the retiring COM
mander-bis successors proclamation and orders,
the capture O: Baton Rouge and much other highly
interesting q.,er, we refer to the following letters
from our special correspondents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29

bis line Of California steamers and the capture Of the
Ariel He said he knew nothing Of the capture and
detention Of the Ariel except what he learned from
the newspapers. In his judg ment, one strong and
swift war steamer would be sufficient to guard the
California gold Let such steamer be sent TO As
pinwall and be employed as a convoy to accompany
each California vessel two days into the Caribbean
Sea and within short distance Of Cuba, where We
have ample protection. Months ago he made sug-
gestion TO the Government that such vessel, max
ing ten or twelve miles an hour, could follow each
California steamer two or three days through the
dangerous passages, and not be occupied more than
half the time. Such steamer could 60 from AS.
rnwall to the north end of Cuba in three days.
return in three days more, and have four days to
spare before the arrival of another vessel from Cali
fornia since the California steamers sail ten days
apart. The Commodore said the Ariel was sut-
GENTLY well armed TO have protected herself. She
is a steamer Of 900 tuns burden, and had on board
100 marines for the Pacific squadron. There is no
doubt she could have run down the Alabama. We
have over 400 vessels in our navy, and the Commo
dore thinks It is passing strange that we have not
yet captured that pest of the seas, the Rebel Ala
bama. When her commander (Semmes) procaims
his intention to steer toward Europe, we have every
reason to believe be will take different course.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
REBEL ATTACK ON DIRNSIHE'S REAR
SUCCESSFUL RAID
OUR TROOPS SURPRISED AND CAPTURED.
Fifteen Supply Wagons Captured.
A BATTERY ALSO TAKEN.

Special Disps,ch to The N. Y Tribune
WIsHiSGToS Dec 90 1854
The enemy's cavalry, OF course Stuar,s, got en-.
tirely around Burnsides army yesterday, having
Dumfries in their possession in the morning.
body Of troops under Col. Candy who, it is charged
had no pickets out were surprised IN the night and
suffered capture TO extent difficult to fix; runor
enumerates our Lore slidingly from coo down 10
.. The Seventeenth Pennsylvania Cavalry was
roughly handled and withdrew in considerable
haste.
Arms were first placed in the hands Of this regi-
ment only one week ago. Fifteen wagons, contain
ing the regimenal property, are ssid certainly to DO
lost. Ii If debated whether we aso lost the whole
Of four.gun battery, or only the half Of It, Las,
night these swif-riding marauders - ----~-ion
uI Do,vquan. The yves between u5 here ana
Burnside's command they cut Of course
Geographic dispatch from the operator ct Bark
Station, this evening, states that the enemy were
within three miles OF it and spuuDg. Tho move
ent Of troops from here the Of this enter
prize has been prompt and forcibe, both OF cavalry
and infantry. But Stuart successes in these affairs
have never been partial. This raid serves snow to
Justify the criticism which the best soldiers have ever
made upon the policy which breaks up our cavalry,
from large organization, into small fragments to
be glued TO tie many commands Of our many COM
manders.
Since writing this we bear that Stuart and COM
rades were early this morning within six miles Of
Fort Lyon; also that they got the whole Of the
battery at Dumfriesi also that at Occoquan, they
fell detachment Of the % Pennsylvania Cavalry
a fight ensued, unequal on our side, in which the
"a had twenty men killed and wounded. Capt.
johnson who commanded the poet was among the
killed. The whole detachment not killed or dis
sbled wac captured
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FROM IOUIsyILEE.
The Rebels i'm Possession Of Glasgow-s!air-
niisii near Gave City-A Trnin Of Ann
DnuniiiOn Cnrs Fired Into, etc.

L0risNiLLKif rdsyi Dec ~, Idb<
John Morgan, with force Of about 3, 20 cavalry,
entered Glasgow on Wednesday. Three companies
Of the ID Michigan Cavalry opposed his entrance,
but fell back on Munfordsvle, having Lost one cap
tam and priyates. The Rebels Tort two captains,
five privates and seven prisoners. The Rebels were
then reinforced and remained in possession Of Clas
gov.
On Thursday Colonies Gray end Shanks attacked
the Rebels at Bearwallow Hart, County, near Cave
City, the Rebels having previously damaged the
railroad near Glasgow Junction. AT the last az
counts the Unionsts had driven off the Rebels, kill
ing one and taking sixteen prisoners, but sustaining
no loss themselves.
A train of ammunition cars, which left here this
morning. was fired into near Noln and had to return.
NoNashville passenge train lefther this morning.
Telegraphc communication between here and
Nashville was interrupted this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
Arrival Of Gen. Banks at New-Orlcnns-s
ship Island-Arrival Of Part OF tho
Troou.-Euteriux she Mississippi.

From Our Special Couespori dent . soc,
NKw.ORtEAgs. LIZ, Dec. IA, 1862 p m.
Nv anticipation that should be enabled TO add
another letter to that yet my possession and awt-
ing the mail that will probably convoy both to x0u
has been realized. The North Star, bearing Gen.
Banks and his fortunes has arrived in port; l write
to YOU still from on board We have anchored in the
stream, near to the Algers Shore and l. for one do
not expect to st foot in tue Crescent City until to-
morrow morning.
broke off in my last when we had still the
greater payt Of tas Gpi VI Mexico hst0za W Hsl0f
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Reported Surprises Of our Troops ut Deco
quan and Dumfries-Captures OF supply
Wagons, Troops and a Battery.

NAfHTNbIVFl UtNs IINE,
report has reached Washington that company
of the I'd Pennsylvania Cavalry, commanded by
Col. Price, stationed at Occoquan, was surprised
this morning by detachment OF Rebel Cavalry. A
fight occurred in which a number were wounded,
and Capt johnson of the Pennsylvania Cavalry,
who WAS in command, killed. Several supply
wagons were captured by tho enemy. 1t is also
stated that the Rebels captured several Of troops
and battery, at Dumifies, yesterday.
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From CIrartestOn.

A Charleston dispatch Of the 4th says the French
corvette Milan, four days from New-York, had ar
rived with Baron de St. Andre, the French Consul
on board. "She will, by Beauregard's permission,
enter the barbor tomorrow morning." Official dis
patches state that the fleet had returned to Hilton
Head. From observations made it WAS thought
that Gen. Hunter had arrived with reenforcements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-29
IMPORTANT FROM NEW-ORLEANS.
Arrival of the Banks Expedition.
GENERAL BUTLER RELIEVED.
HIS FARE WE'LL ORDER.
GENERAL Banks TAKES COMMAND.
HOW THE PEOPLE LIKE The CHANGE.
IMPORTAN { PROCLAMATION
Arrival of the Banks Expedition.
GENERAL BUTLER RELIEVED.
HOW THE PEOPLE LIKE The CHANGE.

PROCLAMATION