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Decisions I'm Prize Cases.

Nov. 3-Uned States vs. the steamer Ellis and arma-
ment.-Decree Of condemnation and forfeiture proof
of being enemys ship owar in the naval service Of
the enemy gunbcat
United States schooner, name unknown. Decree
Of condemnation rebel property, for the appraised
amount the vessel after capture beng sunk (as warke
measure), by order OF the commander OF the United
States forces at the mouth Of the Chesapeake and
Abemarle Canal, North Carolina.
United States the steamer Albemsrle the steamer
Old North State the sloop Je Davis and the schooner
Susan Howard and cargo.-Decree of condemnation
on proof OF being rebel property.
United States schooners Lynnhaven, Abemarle and
Comet. United states schooner J. j. Crttsnden and
sloop America United States va. the schooner James
Norcorn United States schooner Nathaniel Taylor and
schooner John. United States the steamer Alice.
United states vs. the schooner Lovely eDecrees Of
condemnation and forfeiture proof OF being enemys
property ana in aid and furtherance OF the
waged by the seeded States against the United states
Tho Court has rendered decisions in all the prize
submitted up 70 the present time.
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Married.


BxaxIxcHAa-ESSs Monday, August 20, at Kings
ton (Dublin) Ireland in the Roman Catholic church, by
the very Rev Canon Farrell r. p, of Saint GATHERINGS
assisted by the Rev. Frederick Bell OF Saint Mchsn
Cam strest PATRICK T. BERNSoHAM, OF Westlend row,
TO MAncEIL daughter Of Thomas Ennis Of Grand
Canal place, Dublin.
RoSSyeg-CoorTR.-0n Sunday evening, November .,
by the Rov William McAlstcr, Dir. HsNRy J. BoSSIcK,
10 Miss MARY ELzABErH CoorEs, all OF this city
DAGGETT-DAgE.--0n Tuesday, October rs, at tho re-
sideuce OF the brides father Mr. ISAAC A. pAcGKrr of
Haverh Mass, to Miss FRANCES A. DAsE, daughter OF
Calvin W. Dakc, Esq, OF Middle Grove N. Y.
GiRroH--REIgR. Tuesday, November T. CHARIE.
p. GIRroS Esq, OF this cy TO Miss KATE NJ KELLER Of
Philadelphia. No cards.
LANNryc-wup.-On Thursday evening, October %, at
the residence OF Captain Barkan No. SO Second place,
BROOKLYN, by the Rev. william ~ Dunnell. OF Rcd Bank,
Captain r. AuGtsrr LsSSiSG, U. y A., 70 JULIA NJ. b.,
daughter of Henry Weld, Esq, OF Brooklyn.
NAorE-AMBLsR.-At Philadelphia, on Monday, Novem-
her g. y Rev Father Kelly Mr.. RICHARD NAdIE, Of Brook
yn, N. Y. to Miss MARIA AMmER, eldest daughter OF
William Amber, ESQ.,, of Philadelphia
SMlrrf--GiBsoNOn wednesday, october 20, by Rev j.
Fioy D. D. Mr.. WILLIAM II. SMITH 10 Miss ASSR JANE GiB
Termanagh Reporter and Dublin wardes please copy.
SAYaE--IIRrTrAv.--At Grace church, Newark, N. j.,
GEORGE d. sAYRg Esq, TO Miss A. MAEiA BRITAIN.
vAfExrSr--sIyERs. AT Pittsburg, Pa on Wednesday
evening April Q, by the Rev. j. J. hcyar, Mr. ISAAC
vArESIxE Of Brooklyn, n ", 70 Miss Jrsss MYERS, Of
the former place
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Progress Of che War.

THE POSITION or THE UNION ARzIss-rHE REBxls
IN kUEops-rHE LATEST NEWS. ETC, YTo.
Tho FAMILY HERALD, for tho present week, ready this
morning will contain full accounts Of the Advance of Mo-
Cleilans Army into Virginia, Of its Moveynents rmish
es and It's present Position II will also give tho latest
Intelligence from Union and Rebel Armies ia all parts
Of the country Ex President Bucbsnsns Defence Of Him
self Report Of the Speech OF Governor Morehoad OF
Kentucky, In Liverpool giving History OF tho Southern
Negotiation with Mr. Lincoln and Mr. seward and oher
Interesting News from Europe Account Of the Operations
Of the Rebel pirate steamer Alabama. and oil the News
OF the week of an interesting character. Terms-Two
Dollars Per ycar Single oopies in wrappers four cents
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Marine disasters on the Lakes.

BUFFALO, Nov. 4, ISG2
Among the disasters caused by ths recent storm the
following are reported
Schooner Chief Justice Marshall Is ashore between
Barcelona and Dunkirk. Crew all lost.
schooner Post Boy Is ashore above Dunkirk. Crew
saved
despatch from State Line says the schooner Bugby, Of
Buffalo, s ashore there, and total wreck Crew ali lost
Three were washed ashore.
The schooner t. C. williams was also wrecked. Part Of
the crew were saved.
The captain Of the propeller Water Witch reports seeing
the upper works Of q propeller or GravclIy Bay. he
thought belonged to the propeller California, but is
uncnYfaiu
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THIS LIGHTHOUSE
WAS Duflr IN THE YEAR 1911.
CHARLES BROWN, Superintendent.
WALKER Il EVANS. Undcrtakcrs.
'Se><<e~<sSs|sS~-S~|~< S~>~~s~~S~se> >sSss
II In A fIne building, and In good condition.

II Is nne building, and In good condition.
There are tow miserable houses this end Of North
Island now occupied by about hundred and sixty
sovcn oontrabands, fed by Uncle SAM and lazy,
,fudoleut, miserable set OF human beings the sun
never shono upon. We have named this place
Grceieyvillc, out Of compliment 10 our worthy
editor OF tho Tribune, and think that II you
could see tho place and It's irhabants you would agree
with us that Is appropriately named; and We are
in hopes that he will provide for the welfare Of his colony
y appearing in person, bringing along Of his
nina hundred thousand that no boasts OF having 10
in thccapacy Of schocmaster, governor secretary 60
f5orace has now nne field In which 10 display his negro
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Complimentary Card to Captain Baker,
or the United states Steam Transport
CahaNba.


or the United states Steam Transport
Cahawba.
OS BOARD 1HE UNTKD STATES STEAMSHIP CAHAwnA.
Nov. !, 1862.
We, the undersigned officers of the army and navy,
and passengers the steamship Cahawba, gladly en-
brace the opportunity offered by our near approach 10
New York express sincere admiration and heart
felt appreciation Of the constant kindness and humanity
OF Captain j. B. Baker and the other officers Of this ship
to the sick and disabled soldiers board during voy
age rendered peculiarly painful by the unusual severity
OF the weather TO tender to them the expression OF
gratitude for their cheerful and voluntary
mitigate the unavoidable susi ngs Of the uufor
who prevented by disease and honorable
wounds from further vice to the country to fight
whose battles they had so promptly enlisted.
A. I. Pulfer, Captain, commanding detachment
j. Hazazor, Acting Master United States Navy.
d. n. White Captain, Fourth regiment Wisconsin VOL
g. N Holland, First Lieut.. Eighth reg. Vermont VOL
J. II. Handy, attending Surgeon.
W. q. Bruce, Assistant Surgeon, u. $. Navy
J.Q Diekenson, First Lieut.; Seventh reg Vermont VOL
J. W. Blake, First Lieut., Twenty ninth reg Wis. VOL
Charles Goodrich, New Orleans.
W. T. Ieacock, New Orleans.
John Fulton, New Orleans
Il. s. williams, New York.
Gilbert Montague, New York
john Mclaughlin New York.
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Disaster 20 the Brig Joseph.

PROVIDENCE, ~ T., NOV. >, IooZ.
The brig Joseph Of Rocklard, Cables, from Sydney,
c. B. for New York with cargo Of coal, wasat anchor
or Coons Rocks, between Beavers Tail and Point Judith,
on Monday evening leaking badly, having been run into
By an unknown bark the night Of October 81 and had
started and thrown overheard about y tons Of coal TO
lighten the vessel
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Tn. Crew OF tho ship Alleghanian.

FORTRESS MONROE, NOV. q, I5bZ.
The Richmond Dsspach Of the 1st inst says that -four
prisoners were received at Libby prison yesterday They
gave their names as James g. Baston, VIM. Williams,
Joseph H. Pate and Jacob Rafe They captured at
the mouth o the Rappahannock Baston the master
Of the ship Aileghanian, Williams first mate, and Pate
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Military Affairs I'm New York.
GENERAL. OnpERS.

=
CAMr SCorr, >. L. Nov. L. 1862. !
All officers and enlisted OF this brigade must report
at these headquarters Wednesday, tho 9th ns., at
Gvo O'Clock =. VI. All uroughs and passes hereby
voiced absent officers viii he stricken from the rolls.
and enlisted not rtnx abcvc required will be
treated as dcscrters. Uy order OF
BrigadCr General MICHAEL. CORcORAN
II pt.pss-r. Assistant Adul4nt Ganstal
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Letter from CoinmOdOre w. ID. Porter
He Offers TO take tho Clipper ship
Dreadnou9ht and Pursue the Ala.
TO TEE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
Nsw YoRE. Nov 8, 1852
The merchants Of New York should put their shoulder
10 the wheel The Dreadnousht is one Of the finest
ships aaoat and the only have nt to bs con-
verted into man In very short time she be
fitted for sea- this step to their notice
they have sufficient confidence in me, aud the govern
nent will allow will superintend the outat of this
vessel and do my very best to take the Alabama but
should they desire better ocer then permit me 10 re-
commend them Captain A. II. Kelly, United States Ma
W. an oocer who may be considered the Nelson OF the
American Navy. W. ID. PORTER.
desire extra pay, and II the vessel is captured the
bounty money may go to pay expenses. &c.
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Movements or rDiassnchusctts Troops.

The Foriy.arst Massachusetts, regiment three years
troops Colonel Chckcrug leaves hero for New York 10
m rrow via Fall River. Mjor General Banks accompa
MES the regiment to New Ycfk
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I Court Caiendnr-Tna. Dsv.

evrnnsk ns-csErr.-part Mos s0sf, 3lis 1856.
ssss 2so'. 2sss so 1852 lisi 1855 ls4I 1911
39S, sac Iis 1928, 2,es 23ao 2s52 2sI4 2els 2e4o.
272o ssio, $50 2ssi, 1880, 1904 aai4, sszS. 1890
CoMzoN PIEAs-psrt 1--Nes. 1887, 1927, 1t2s. 1850.
ISL 1854 iiso lisS. 1882 4o is41 1s42 fa43. 1444
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Official Drawings OF the Delaware state

DELAWARE EXTRA CLASS 47i-November 4. 1861:
81, %, 80, 35, &c, I, 20. So. 90. 76 Ga. %, IL.
DELAWARE, CLASS s7s-Noyembcr 4 1862
Sc, %, ~, IL, 10, 6l, l, 10, 26, 81, "a, l8.
JOHN A. MORRIS h CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Prizes Cashed Ina All Logalized Lofte'
res. Information given. - -.
No. II Wall street, room No. l. New York.
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Mails for Eur0ne.

MOVEMENTS OF M'CLELLAS'S ARMY IN VIRGINIA
DEPREDATIoSs ON THE HIGH SEAS, ETC.
The Cunard mail steamship Austraasan Captain Cooke,
will leave this port to-day for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city at hslfpast
eleven O'Clock this morning
The NKw YoRK HKRAID-edition for Europc-wiIl be
published at ton O'Clock this morning. 1t will con-
tain full reports Of the Movements OF the Union Forces
Virginia. Kentucky and Tennessee and all other parts OF
the republic rendered important by the war; Account OF
Latest Deprcdatons Of the Rebel Pirate Alabama on
the High Seas The Latest News from Mexico Central and
South America, and reports Of all events of the week or
an important nature
Single COPIES in wrappers ready for mailing, six cents
Sampson Low, Sen Il Co., Al Ludgate Hill, London,
England viii receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the Ngw YORK HERALD.
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Eight Cartes de Visite for 0l-Equal to
the best made. BALCHS 23s Greenwich st.. Barclay.
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Purchase Your Hats Direct from the
elegance and economy the arac
ton there VIII the public custom aow Hence u Is that as
regards Gentlemen's Hats well Soft Felt Hats
rolls an unebbing tide to EsPENCHEIDS Nassau street.
the only manufacturer OF Soft Felt Hats In New York who
soils \ retail
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IL Carries de Visite, 81, ut Vaughan's, 22s
Bowery equal in Broadway for s. Notice-Gacry
frat n0or
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Fredrfcks SE Co.'s New Gallery, 17o
Fifth avenue, between Twenty second aud Twenty third
trees Cares de ysie per dozen large Photographs 81
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Gouraud's POudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from any part of the body Warranted. l63 Broadway
no nonian
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Two Splendid Performances To-day AT
BARNUAIS, at and ~ o'clock. PAUvRETTE at each.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-the Best in the
Werld rmless and reliable Sold by drug
lists and perue everywhere. Factory 81 Barclay street
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Messrs. Fowler & Wells Announce .
lecture on phrenoogy phy soogy tonight in Odd Eel
lows Hail. Paterson, N. J. Private examination to-day, a.
proad
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Knox AQain.-What's I'm q Name! And
yet fierce is the discussion going on as TO whether
KNOX, Halter of 22 Broadway, is descended from
old Revolutionary General Knox that feel inclined TO add
word also The present Knox is revoutionist 10 Hats
and his Fall STYLES sufficient 10 overthrow thrones
&c beauty grace turn rebellicus Knox aud Hats
synohymOus
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ONicfnI DrMWings OF Murray, Eddy 4
Co. Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 523-Noyember4 4. 1852
Is, 10, IL, III, 60, 20, 2. III, 49, GS, 60, 2l, rs.
KENTUCKY CLASS 52i-Nov ember T. 1862
7, 65, 34 6s, 50, Al, / l6, 4. 40, 90, 80.
Circulars free OF charge by addressing eItherto
MURRAY. EDDY CO.,
Covington, KY, or 81. Louis, Ne.
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ciation Company's Lottery OF Kentucky
CLASS No. 37I-Novemper l. 1882.
73, 81, As, n, 40 ~, "a, 8, IS, %. II, 64, 81.
CLASS No. 372-Noyember 4, 1882.
7, 5S, s, 26, SO, ST, 40, Ga, 10, u, So, 81.
f'' O"'"''' "''' R. FRANCE 4 CO., Covington, KY.
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wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Moidavia Cream for beaufying the hair at ". A.
BACHELORS, l6 Bond street.
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Prof. L. Miller's SO Cent Hair Dye,
black brown the best Sold by druggists Depot Sc Dey
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BATOHELOR'E Is Bond street
Cristad0ro's Hair Dye, Preservativc and
Wig depot Wholesale and retail, No. Asor House. The
Dye is applied by experienced artsis.
Trusses.-NIarsh & CO.-RadicaI Cure
Truss Once still No vesey street Astor House No
connection with any other oe OF the name. Alady
attendant.
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CoMErHISo NEW.
xovy TIE UNION SxgissNss1 rksyINS cAsRsi c1ADNsisrp


These are American cards ever made ana 5eir
successful reception thus far makes them ihs "snos@
The suits are eagles shields stars and hags numbered
from the ace 10 the spots Instead OF the nng bhe
Colonel Goddess Of Liberty for he Queen sno sne "a
Tor for the Jack. No games 70 oe nAnea' iou csn
play all the usual games same ~ poos.i cs q,
Three packs sent rec by mail on receipt ot ~.
Tie us,lsl discount To the trade. send Tor circuAr
Address American Publishing Agency. NO. u Chambers
street, New York. ,,,. ..o... .,s ~ s..,.-. ....
ray \ rseks a Co. 20 Ann street.
n.x,er Hrolher III Nassau street
n nj Dewitt Is fankfort street
skie DAYTON A Jones, ~ Ann street
\ rolsey l2l Nassau street.
.r,esbes sck A Co, 80 Maiden lane
4 X Seb,ll IL Wall street
IaTmar Bros, "a Nassau street
4 ~ Braie ~ Ntssaa street
M n Iorcs a Macy .S Nassau afeet
- q Kane l26 Nassau street
Wn ~ Roe, 50 Wsll street
NJ T. Cokans l2l Nassau street.
ID Thomas lt2 Nassau street.
r L. Salisbury, No NaSssu street.
VIM l.. Policy 3i6 Fourth avenue.
II n Morel, 81 Nassau street.
chas A. Miller, 70 Nassau street
and everybody else. at 70 and " tcats pet pack
yxTATCHEs AND JEwELRy
wv or ali descrptlous, Tor sale ny OsO. G. ALLEN tls
broadway, door below Canal slect formerly iiwal
on nnn PEAMs OF GOOD PAPER WANTED -
ZU,VUU sHs 5ias AppiY a the Herald once
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yHTATCHEs AND JEwELRT - ~
w or all description, tor sale ny 0sO: G. ALLEN hs
broadway, door below Canal sSseL formerly iiwa
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,n nnn PEAMs on GOOD PAPER WANTED -
ZU,UUU Size 32xi6 ApplY at the Herald oaioe.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-01
YORK MARKEr

NEW YORK, Jan. 81.
Flour advanced about sc per Dbl, with
moderate demand for export and home con-
sumDtion 5 50@5 55 for super western ;
. 1905 so for common to medium extra
western; 95@6 90 for shipping brands
extra round hoop Ohio; 1906 76 for
trade brands ditto, closing firm, with hold
ers generally refusing TO accept the inside
quotations.
WHISKY heavy and declining, at 234(92 d;
inside price at the r R. depot
WHEAT lc better, with moderate export
demand; winter red western, l 1881 40 !;
inferior white Indiana, l Al.
RYE active aud firm, at 79(6s0.
BARLEY scarce aud frmer at $1,000.
Corn more active and lc per bush better
with modetate business doing; 63 for
mixed western in store; 65 delivered.
OATS quiet at4l@42.
PORK steady-scarcely so much doing !;
II 00@I3 90 for mess; 8 50@9 so for
prime; 13 00@13 so for western and city
prime mess; hams quiet at 1440l5; cut
meats more active dry salted hams at !;
dressed hogs steady at oo@4 l6 for west
ern.
LARD shade easier.
COFFEE still very firm; but little doing.
SUGAR unchanged; molasses quiet and
unchanged.
Stocks active bnt lower.
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SPECIAL TO ooMmEao1AL ADVERTISER.

w WAsHN ron, Jan. 3I.--A schooner load
ed with salt cleared for Washington the
other day from Baltimore She went how
ever, to the rebel camp at Acquia Greek,
having FIRST ignalled the rebel batteries
not to fire upon her.
The new POSTAGE bill win soon be in
troduced in the House, reducing postage on
letters to two cents and delivering ali let
ters free of charge in cities.
The House Committee on Territories
have under consideration bill TO regulate
and govern the rebelIious States as terri
tories.
Mr.. Foster from the Committee on PEN
sions, reported bill authorizing the Secre-
tary of the Interior to strike from the pen
sion roll the names of all persons who
take up arms against the United States, or
aid the rebels. The bill passed.
The joint resolution in relation to the In
dustrial exhibition at London was taken
up, The resolution appropriates $35, 900
for expenses of carrying out the former
resolution.
Sumner explained and advocated the
resolution. Hale opposed the resolution.
j was rejected. Yeas II, nays %.
Mr. Wilson of Missouri, introduced bill
TO secure the completion of the South west
branch OF the Pacific railroad It waa re-
terred.
On motion Of Mr.. Ten Eycke the DILL to
prohibit the Ooolie trade by American
citizens, was taken up and passed.
The case of Mr.. Bright was taken up.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-01

NEW York, Jan. 3O.-The Africa from
Liverpool 18th, and Queenstown 18th, is
below.
The following items are taken from
Southern papers:
AUGUSTA, jan. 27.-The:Savannah Morn
ing News of this date, says that thirteen
Federal vessels, seven of which were
steamers of war, are reported off Skiddaway
Island yesterday. Fifteen were also seen
from Fort Pulaski bound Southward
The Confederate steamers Savannah and
st. Johns have reconnoitered Walls Cut
and found the enemy trying to remove the
distractions placed in that locality. The
Confederates discharged muskets at the
Yankees, who fed, leaving their provisions,
bedding, blankets, sc.
AUGUSTA, January s.-Intelligeace from
Savannah states that six federal vessels en-
tered the river yesterday back of little Ty-
bee, and passed up to the north end Of Viii
mington Island, trying 10 cut off communi-
cation between Fort Pulaski and Savannah
The enemy sheled Wilmington Island and
fired on the Confederate steamer Ida, out
no injury was done. Commodore TatnalPs
fleet was at Thunder Bay, but arrived safe
at Savannah. Fort Pulaski has provisions
enough to last them six months.
The New Orleans Crescent says the
steamer Calhoun entered the Louisiana port
on Thursday night, when she accidentally
burst her boiler and became unmanageabIe
The captain fearing capture, burned the
vessel. The cargo was very valuable
Shortly after the commencement of hostiIi-
ties, the Calhoun was fixed up at New Or
leans as a privateer. She made several
trips, succeeding in bringing in a Rumber
of rich prizes.
The printing Office of the Sumter Repub-
lican at Americus was destroyed by fire.
MOBILE, Jan. 26.-The Register states
that a private dispatch from Pensacola,
announces the safe arrival there of the con-
tederate schooner Jessie Richmond. While
attempting to run the blockade she got
aground. The Captain and crew abandon
ed her and burnt the vessel, including about
100 bales of cotton.
NASHVILLE, Jan. 26.-Private dispatch
es from Bowling Green announce that /, 500
Federals crossed Green River yesterday.
BATON ROUGE, Jan 2I.-The Governor
to-day sent to the Legislature his veto of
the bill 10 loan the cotton planters 81 OOO,-
600 of State treasury notes, as there is not
IA sufficient majority for it in either House
to pass it over the veto.
The Mobile Tribune of the 26th, states
that nine Federal bodies have been picked
up on the beach, killed by our men in TAX
ing of the schooner Wilder, and it express
ed the opinion that at least thirty of the
enemy were killed on that occasion.
The British consul has sent a messenger
by FLAG of truce to demand the liberation
of the schooner Wilder, which is claimed
as a British vessel.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-01

New York, Jan. 3l.-The aoa ting iron
battery, which has been building for the
last three months for the Government by
Capt. Ericsson, at Gum Point, Long Island
was launched yesterday in the presence Of
large crowd. There have been but 100
working days since the date of contract.
The battery will be ready for service in
little over a week.
The Richmond Dispatch of Wednesday
denies the Importance of the point gained
by our feet, and says even when it gets TO
Savannah it viii not have accomplished
much, thus admitting that Savannah is lost.
Our feet may burn Savannah it adds but
what then2 1t is not a place If much i'm
portance, and has no cotton nor specie, and
in fact is not as big as New York.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-01

LEAvENw ORTIZ Jan. 3I.-General Order
No. 2, Department of Kansas, prohibit the
troops of this Department from entering the
Department of Missouri without special or
ders. All armed parties, whether belong
ing to the Government service or not, who
shall hereafter cross the Kansas border and
enter the Department of Missouri without
due authority, shall be adjudged to have en-
tered for the purpose of committing depre-
datiOns, and shall be held subject to the
penalties of military law
All armed bands of men in the State of
Kansas, not in the service of the United
States, now acting under special authority
obtained from the Governor of the State, or
oil the General Commanding, are hereby
warned to disband and return to their
homes
Mlitaty commissions for the trial of all
such prisoners, and all who are now de-
tained on charges of armed depredatons or
Jayhawking, will be established.
The 9th Wisconsin, Col. Salomon, is
quar- cred in this city. The I'd Ohio cavalry,
Col Doubleday is quartered at Platte City,
Mo, at present.
The Evansville daily journal., 1862-02-01
TRIBUNE's DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O.-A request has
been prepared by Gen. Wool to the rebel
military authorities in Richmond, to permit
an agent TO visit the field of Bulls Run, to
obtain the remains of Col. James Cameron
and bring thm to Pennsylvania.
The act establishing the Court of Claims
i'll be amended, by making its decision
final on concurrence of their judges, with a
limit OF appeal to tbe-U S. Supre me Court,
and the disability of Congressmen to prac-
tice ia it. The bill for this purpose will be
presented to- morrow.
@. B. Waite has been appointed Justice
of Utah territory.