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sues Of the Daily TRIBUNE for the ssh. 18th,
and sSrd >.f December, 1861. ANY person for
v,rdiuc the same to our counting room will
confer f;ivor.
, 1862-02-07


Hon Carl Seharz Of Wisconsin, late Cnited
stG1cs Minister ut A1adrid, and who came to
tEis country as n political exile from Germany,
WIS excluded, it will be remembered, from
participation in tue provisions Of the late am
::estv Of the Prussian Government He had
been too prominent in the Baden revolution
TO be forgiven. In order, however, to give
tho exile s. chance Of paying visit to the
scenes Of lis boylood, the Prussian Cabinet
3utely granted him permit to travel that way
Gil his road home from Spain, in an order as
follows:
*'BEnt1s. Dec. Is, 1851.
"sCaI1 Schurz. at present Ambassador Of the
United States Of North America In Madrid pro-
poscs to return to New York by way Of the Prue-
ri=n I:hcnieh) territory. Your exccllcncy Is in-
formed OF this intention on the part OF Carl
churz- and Ii further requested to notify the same
with all dispatch TO the public authorities and off,
cia!s cf that province. and Instruct them to place
no hindranee in the way Of his travelling by those
i,arts. {Signed} *'CorHr ScHwER1s,
The Minister OF the Interior to his cIcellcncy
at C6b!cutz, Herr Won Pommcr-Esehe ROYAL Priyy
Councillor and Superior President
Communications to this effect were posted
up in aN tho police Offices Of the Rhine pro-
vince.
, 1862-02-07

Embark alton OF Troops ut H0st0n for
Buffers Expedition.
BosroS, Feb. G.-Grcat acti witty prevails in
getting oil the Butler expedition Several
vessels arc already loaded jor loading with
troops aud stores. The Maine 18th regiment,
1st Maine battery, and 4th massachusetts, bat
tcry, Of the New England Division, are belng
embarked to-day. Probably ali the vessels
will sail the present week.
Gen. Buffers entire division will consist Of
about ten thousand men.
, 1862-02-07
Preparatfon8 at Fortress Monroe y
ReGetYe HE Rebel Steamer merEimaG

Preparations at Fortress Monroe to
Receive the Rebel Steamer merrimacs
The telegraph some days since announced
the readiness Of the rebel frigatc Merrimac for
sea, but later adyiccs would indicate that tue
rebels have found the big slip al elephant On
their hands, andare hcsitatiug what to do with
her. However, the naval officers il Hampton
Roads got ready for an engagement The cor
respondent Of the N. 7. Commercial Advertiser
wrote under date Of the 1st inst:
The sloop-of-war Plymouth is of Crancy
Islaud. and tho rebels are removing tue ob-
structions in the Elizabeth river, soas to allow
the Merrimac to come down and go up to
Newport News to engage the Cumberland and
/. CouIrcss now stationed there Wien the Mes-
rinac colDes out, the Yorktown will como
down the James river. It will be L tough en-
gagcmcnt. The Merrfmac mounts ten 100
Founders oftLe Armstrong pattern. Tie Ply'
mouth mounts fourteen aineh navy guns. Sht
| vim be assisted by feet Of small boats cact
armed with rifled guns.
| We arc ready for Them The ships here OF
our side are tile Minnesota, Il: Roanoke, Il
Jamestown, 90; Monticello, 6; q bacque, &
| and several tug boats each with riaed guns
At Newport News there are the Congress, SO
Cumhe. Hand, n, and DaRn,5.
, 1862-02-07


It appears evident from the information Oh.
taiucd from papers found III the rebel camp ut
Mill Springs after their retreat, that the at
tack on the Federal forces had been contem-
plated for two weeks before it Was actually
attempted. Gen. Crittcndcn assumed COM
uand about the new year, and from that
tine all was in state Of excitement
and preparation. We have seen the original
order from General ZolGcotfer, dated ut
two O'clock ut night, from the headquarters
Beach Grove, on January I'd, 1882, command
ing the officers Of the Fifteenth Mississippi,
the Seventeenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth,
Twenty fifth, and Twenty eighth Tennessee,
Sixteenth Alabama, the First Tennessee Cav
airy Battalion, and AIcClnng's Artillery COM
many, to cook three days rations and hold
themselves ready to march at IN hours notice
after eight O'Clock the same morning, and or
ieI1ns the First Tennessee cavalry to cross
the river at an hour later.
General Order No. 6, issued from Headqnar-
ters, Mill Springs, january s, 1852, bE Gen.
Crittenden. announces the following officers
us comprising his staff: Major A. G. Cunning,
liam, Adj. Gen. Major Giles H1lyer, Com.
missary; Surgeon FFank 4 Ramsey, Medical
Director, ard Lieuts. q. G. Thornton and ".
VI. Porter, as aidcs-dc-canlp. We do not
think this intended movement was carried ons
ut the time, but it evidently was on account
Of the movements OF Generals Boyle, Thomas
and Shocpff, who about that time commenced
the concentration Of portions of their forces
, 1862-02-07

~A A meeting Of the principal iron manu-
1acturcrs, and others interested III the pro-
duction and manufacture Of iron, was held in
Pittsburgh on Monday last, when an advance
i'll the price Of iron and nails was agreed on
and ut once nut into operation
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10th TUESDAY, Feb u:h, WEDNESDAY, Feo Gth. and
FRIDAY. Feb. 18th, cassneres. eatlnea cloths ched
hcee hoserJ. bzankets black SILK crAvats suspen
ic5s: a'so, Yankee notions furnsshi1E goods c!oas
Terms CAtE. S. NtEkEKS0N.
feI k1EE1H AurttQuHry
, 1862-02-07

r. The -yasuaf of a1l the property in the
State of New IL, as fixed by the Board Of
Eoualization q Taxes for 1861 is s., ,341 767,
$50. By the census Of 1850 the population
vas s,s5l, ,55s showing the people to be worth
$50 niccc in the average.
, 1862-02-07
Ef1> a1hertlSe1lte11t8.

UT ANTED- To rent small house
w or III. North or South Side S.,cl house can
cnd rrod teuan:. Address IT," Post Office Box s.
, 1862-02-07

w- The State Military Board Of Kentucky
ask the Government to psy the volunteers Of
that State from the time Of their enlistment,
inasmuch Is many companies sprans to arms
on the first Alarm and served continuously for
several months before the United States mus
ttr;ur officer rot around to them.
, 1862-02-07

CUTTERS GOODS AT WHOLE
- SALE. EeW styles Of Soldiers. Goods jusf r
ceiyed 10. 70 Rauiojpa street up stair r y BOZ
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, 1862-02-07

We rr7nt On the second page, this morning,
the names Of those Br5gadiers inst confirmed
i,y 11,c Senate, as tc1egraplcd to the New York
and Philadelphia papers; and We confess VIC
DO not understand it. No wonder our own
Washington correspondent branded the list
:,s incorrect About one third Of the number
reported were confirmed Ut the July session,
.,nd arc 50 entered in the Army Register The
Senate has no power to so back Of its former
action, and We have yet to learn that it has
been attempted. Correcting the entire list
according to our own statistics we find tllat
there arc in all 12G Drigadicr Generals Of vol
untccrs III tie service, 103 Of whom lad bccn
confirmed up to latest adyices-59 Of them in
July and the balance in February The tweu-
ty-tI7ee who have moi been confirmed are as
follows:
Ward t. Enrnctt, Iovell Il. Rousseau
William W Burns. Albin Schocph.
Jerrc r. Boyle, Daniel +. Sickie7,~
Philip st. George Cooke Julius Slahl-
Willis A. Gor1n1n, = Isaac l. Stevens.
Thonas J. Mexican, Samuel d. Sturyis.<
Justus Gcfiinstry. George sykes,
George ". Morgan, William +. Strong
JOHN q. Parkc. = John 3. s. Todd.
Thomas l.. Price, CEasle2 n InoEnton.
IEnis n Palmer, Henry Wan Rensselaer,
]casc L. Reno
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