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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-07
INTERESTING FROM MISSOURI.
THE MOVEMENT OF THE TROOPS SOUTHWARK
Reported Capture of General Rains
Price Obliged to Fight or Surrender.

RoLLA. ThCrsday Feb. S, 1876,
The following is correspondence Of The Missouri
Republican.
The remainder OF Gen. SiQels Division started
West on Sunday morning, under command of Acting
Brig. -Gen. CoIer. Col. Arboth's Division started
eeveral days since and there left at THE place
only the troops who to remain for the protection
Of the post. The roads have somewhat improved,
and army teams are progressing with less difficulty
The Union refugees from Southwest Missouri are
taking up their line of march for their homes once
more Every day they may be seen on the road
making their way toward the Southwest.
There ia rumor that Gen. Rains has been cap
tured 10y Gen Lanes forces but il needs confirmation
Adylces from Lebanon justly he inference that
it will be several days, perhaps weeks, before the
army moves forward, and no movement of import
eDce need be expected until all the troops TO take
psri in the campaign shall have been concentrate al
that point.
The latest news from Gen. Price received by the
public il TIM, he is eeL, miles this side of Spring
held, and intends to show fight.
Sr. LouIs Thursday Feb D, 1862.
Some 500 Of the military prisoners now in this city
are g. be transferred to the Pencntary building At
Alton. The caplves have been committed to the
custody d; the 18th United States Infantry, Lieut..
Burbank commanding who will escort them to the
selected quarters.
RoLL, Thursdsy, Feb. 8 1852
The following is special dispatch to THE hssoag'
Democrat;
A messenger from Lebanon, who left Yesterday at
| a. H. reports that the enemy's pickets are within
30 miles Of that place, and that the pickets Of the
Unicnists in hailing distance. Firing had taken
place between them, but j, was subsequently sus-
pended, as if by mutual consent.
Tie report was current AT Lebanon that Gen.
Price had made an Intellectual effort by three different
routes 10 of his baggage, but failed to accom-
Ilsh bic purposes. He finally assured his men that
the only alternative leit was to fight or surrender.
Major Wigbts battalion was twelve miles west, III
posse sioo Of Touring mill.
The messengers passed Gen Sigels body.guard
near tie Gasconade, and ALEC Gen. Asboth who
was crossing that river l3 miles this side Of Lebanon
a batch of prisoners had been captured, including
"a Capt hansheld. The troops from sedaia had not
arrived at Lebanon when the messenger departed.
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THE EXPEDITION AGAINST FORT HENRY,
TENN

The Cairo correspondent OF Tile Missouri, Repu5
LcdH under date Of Jan. 81 says:
From appearances this evening there Is to be M
Immediate move against Fort Henry, % miles above
the mouth Of the Tennessee River, and where abpu
1000 rebel troops are stationed. For days steamer
have been engaged carving regiments from tsn
ONT to Paducah aDd Smthsnd. Seven thousand
or more men have been transferred IN tbIs manner
within week, ostensbly for the purpose OF giving
them good campingg grounds bat lending careful OBJ
servers 10 anticipate a concealed object
Late th evening, I learn that Jour Of the new
guuboats, the Essex st. Louis, CaroHdelet and Gin
ciDnai, leave in the morning for Paducah. Ihelf
crews have been strengthened secretly during the
day by detachments from o,her vessels, everything
about them put IN readiness for action and Commo'
dOie Foote wi himself take command. There IL
but little doubt that the expedition is destined to act
again-t Fort Henry, aud II so, decisive victory
NAV be expected.
Sufficient transports will probably be taken to
convey Fix thousand troops to point near the scene
of operations where they can be- discmOark-f and
ut once thrown into the OF the fort. The gun
boats, sx in number, and including the Conestoga
and Lexington, will at once get IN position AT short
range, and shell the enemy from their ntienchnents
Careful reconnoissaLces and thorough knOwlsdE re
OF the defen-es obtained from spies, demonstrate
that this be done. No casemates protect the
rebel sOlGlcry, while gunneIs viii be able TO
work behind iron stields, capable Of resisting the
heaviest shot.
Al the same time, the battle will be a thorough
test TO the gunhoats, telling in what they are
deficient, and exactly what they can accomplish. II
successful the oemoraIiziug eject to the rebels ~
Columbus will be great, who will see a siailar re-
ducion of their own batteries possible, while the
onnessec River will be accessible for Union fleets
enter the very heart OF the Stcesslon territories
OF courfe, everything in regard to military move
ments yet to take lace mast be in manner guess
work, and the present expedition may be destined
Tor unthought of point, yet probability indi
Gates ort Henry, and the naval officers Themselves
think that their destination.
Tie following il the armament OF the Fort as
described by de-erIers from It'd garrisOn: Two o.
pound guns, one 30 FOUNDER lbreech-oadng), riled
"a pOuiuer and another not red, three d-pounters,
ana two l2-pound howitzers-in all ten guns. On
the opposite bank is concealed battery mounting
couple Of heavy cannon.
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IMPORTANT FROM KENTUCKY.
The Advance Against Fort Henry
A DESPERATE BATTLE At HAND
THE REBELS REINFORCED
CHICAGO. Thursday, Feb. 6, 1862

CHICAGO Thursday Fob. 6, 1867.
A special to The Jonrnai dated Tennessee River,
noon of yesterday, says The first and second
brigades of Gen. Netherlands division 5000 strong
encamped yesterday evening, four miles below Fort
Henry. Three of our gunboats made reconnols'
sance to the head of Panther Island. During brisk
fire between the guuboas and the fort the enemy
used five guns ony-ore Of them, arifed 2i-pounder,
reaching the boats. Gen. Grant returned to Padu-
cab las! evening to bring ap Smiths brigade Of 1000
men.
Gen. McClernand is left in command The country
IN the vicinity of Fort Henry ia being thoroughly
reconnoitered to-day. Seven gunboa,s under Com.
Foote are in the stream and ready.
Ii reported that the rebels have been strongly TO-
enforced, and rumor puts Bespr' gard in the fort.
Our troops are in the most confident spirits
LOUISVILLE. Thuuday, FEB. Q. 1862.
The Louiwiiie Nashville Courier OF the Sd SAYS
that by order Of the Provisional Government OF
Kentucky, the name Of Wolf County has been
changed to Zoicofer County, and ADDS The County
OF Zocoirr will perpetuato in the records Il Ken
lucky the name Of one whose fame belongs TO strug
gling freemen everywhere.
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There have been rumors that Queen Victoria
14s leaning toward tie Church Of Rome. The
statement now is that sLe IL Sweoenborlan, and
tnst Der late husband died in that faith. 4 letter il
The Monfrcoi Hcrold SAYS.
Ph.cc Albert like the late Duchess Of Keat King
LeoTod. s-d oksE Of hc AID royal relatives
sever In the Swedenboigan Interpretation o. the Bible
Neither he the Duchess OF keut underwear the mimic
Hon Of any o.er.y usu, administration Of ssoTamens Sc
n tneir La. though they bob hsbDay took the
communion at Easter. II is said that the Queen has else
saopted the peculiar views OF religious philosophy pro
pounded 10y the iesrrsd Sede; and it il huted
ped iT caIess and iessaaton with which she has
hcrtc bone up under the ersrsbe los she has been
enderny called bear pnihy ~ due the
slug chsracter o. TIE cNcn8 thence De wed regard
% The pSiuS % tbe rrsr-i tf lhe world ~ death md
F,a u-aaly found Go -Xtr Powt!i lniu snce
she rrcs ~ those ahp become with the
works O. bc author reiened TO- Il really be 'he
sud excellent OuI tcl.v-d sovereign ind ia the
yr7ys referred TO- asy sufsioins co.soaon uuder the
Gevous VII hes ceEv I'd al coming Cnristina.
.r g., royal hearth Of England the could hardly
fees y the most orthodox Of her Majesty 10y a and
tlOnse llu.es.'
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
ForrnEs. MoNfoE, Frb. 5,
Via IAlTirnkY. TAuTsInv. FEB a.,

Via BAiTfnokE IAsTiiy Ffp- %, ItN<'>
Tie United States transport Constitution, which
sailed Yesterday flrenoon for Ship lfand, spoke the
gn.boat Miami about forty miles north Of Hsiieras'
last night, in a sinking condition, and anaoe to make
steam enough to carry her into port The Con'iiin'
top arrived here at O'Clock this afternoon, with h'i
IN two.
Tie Constitution viii take in q snail quantity OF
coal, and probably fal again IN the morning
The French steamer Caiinct sailed Tins forenoon
for Havana.
Tie French Az ship pomoue Is still here.
1t is probable thai the French iee' 10 our wafer
viii be rerrescnted hero for some Time one or two
ye.sels being always in port. another French
steamer is daily expected
TIE Rebel leoi in Elizabeth River has been NOV
ing about considerably all day. During ite tore
noon heavy firing war going on al sc"alfs Point
and This moon tux was seen sioainiug around,
and al one time towing something, supposed to be
lOGinC battery.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Lord Z. Byrne OF Ireland, Hon. Hugh Henry,
2. +. Ful.eItoD, james I.ten, T. MoTell, and Geo.
r. Reyce and family Of Vermont Capt. W. W.
Erley Of Vermont, Z. L. Eill Of Iowa, b. +. Ira.
,ey Of Os,ye.o. II. Rec Of S. Lous. and j. L..
Grsvgod Of Indiana aro 1t The Metropolitan Hotel
Hon Rnsse.l Sage Of Troy, Commodore Hear
aev of tie United States Navy, ID. W. Horton Of
Cleveland OHIO. r. y. Cranston Of Il ode Island
o. +. Window OF Troy, Proics or Josiah Cook Of
Harvard College, Cambridge. g. {. Francis OF Cam
br.dpe. and j. L. Scheuck Of Pennsylvania aIe at
.ho Fifth Avenue HOlel.
The Hon. W. II. Ferry Of Utica Judge Spald-
,l and LADY from Cleveland, o., Maj. W. ". sher-
nan Of tAe L. 5. Army, Lieu.-Coi. 1ileston OF the
Eith Eass. Vol. Gsrdner Colby Of Bottop, Chas. IL.
FLETCHER Of tie Let L. s. Infantry, Henry X. Steeyer
Of dc L. 5. Navy, Col. r. Nj. Lee and Capt. d. A.
RusseD of the &. S. Army, are at the Asor House.
Lieut.. ". p Mccain of the L. S. Navy, S. VI.
Moore OF Chicago, and W. l.. Richardson and Ira
Cbase Of Boston, are az the Brevoogl House.
Ma. 4. j. Niger Of the L. 5. Army, K. Grange
Of Wneeug, Va. and T. Sands, Caleb Stots'n, and
T Dare OF Boston are at the St. Nicholas Hotel.
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TIE BUTLER EXPEDITION.
RnsIoN. ThnIraay.

BoSToS, ThuTrday Feb. o I'0Z'
creat activity prevails in getting oil tie Butler
EXPEDITION. The vessels already loaded or ioAo'"s
with troope aud stores, consist Of tie Chalnie''
North American, Idaho, Ocean Pearl, Wildor iarley'
and Westen Empire, also some steamers.
The Maine lith Regiment, Let Maine Battery %
Vernon, Battery, and 4th Massachusetts battery oil
she New ENGLAND Division, ARE being omoaFtcd 70
day. Probably all tie above vessels viii SAL tus
uresenl week. Gen. Buffers entire DIVISION VIII
consist Of about 10000 men.
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sumo bis seat in the Senate unless allowed to
bead the expedition about to move South from
Kansas, which they do not think he will com.
mand, unless tho President or Gen. Hunter
change bis mind.
BRIGHT'S SUCCESSOR.
Richard w. Thomp.on is believed TO be the
more probable successor of Jesse ID. Bright in
the Senate. Robert Dale Owen is also spoken
of. Neither is q Republican. 1t is not known
whether Gov Morton. who is now here, will
make the appointment before returning to Indl-
ana.
THE REJECTION OF TRAVELLING AMERICANS AT
THE TUILERIEs.
The correspondence called for by Senator
Sumner between Minister Dayton and Secre-
tary Seward concerning the sorrows of travel
ing Americans refused admission TO the
Tuileries will probably be communicated to
the Senate tomorrow. 1t is said that Mr..
Dayton's letter is extremely pleasant reading;
that Mr.. Seward in his reply intimates that
however unpleasant to Americans DESTROYS Of
playing the courticr the fact may be, it is,
after all, for tho French Court TO say who
shall and who shall not be presented.
TIE CASE OF II. II. STALKER.
Railton b. Stalker of Company A, 10Th Reg
ment New.York Volunteers. has had biz sen
tence to be dishonorably discharged and i'm
prisoned 10 the District Pepiten,iary at hard
work for two years and six months, confirmed
by Mcclellan. The decision settles anew the
military judgment that the three-molths Vol
unteers OF New-York are tightly in the service
of the United States until seine days after
April IL, 1868.
TIE POTTER INVESTIGATION REPORT.
Copies of The TRIBUNE of the 18th .jauu-
ary containing the Potter Investigating Com
mittee's report ore held at the marvellous
price Of So in this city of doubtful LOYALTY.
One genius, Specializing on the iears of EN-
ployces who ache 20 secure retribut.on which
may be close upon them, hires out his copies
Of THE TRIBUNE Mt % cents perusal, to be
read on the premises.
PAY FOR KENTUCKY TROOPS.
The last million of dollars which babe fare
well TO the Treasury was sent properly by Mr..
Cho'e to Kentucky to the needy troops who
are fgLipg the enemy instead Of decayins in
camps.
TIE PRESIDENT As COMMANDER-iN-CiHEF.
Since the President concluded to assume
command Of tie army and navy Of the United
States, his influence has been felt everywhere.
An officer of the Mississippi hotilla at Cairo
writes:
Everything now ia working well ard hsVe fh that the
county wi JET be repaid the great labor and rIpcse
h.ti!a II has Infused spt every since th-
Pfe,dcnt appear ako such Interest Ia O.os-pu
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Tag IIu4cui,soNs AsD. TnE E0LrNtLi Rs Last
cv.uiua The 6r-t public denomination, uujor he
suani,.s of the New ORR Ladies rdncationa
,Iuon. vos made a. thc Church OF the fulitlus th'
Rev. Dr. Checvrrs.l Ih, Rev. DR.. Tying delivered
Am earnest and pleasing address, IN the conrae oil
which he set iolta the objects Of the Union, unC
warmly commended the ladies' wbo had enlisted
tle,,selvea IN the vrui,eworthy elliott VI nmking
provision Tor tho daughters a deceated or Gis5!f'
,oluntecrs He closed welcoming TIE liutc,n-
son family who had left their mountain home t.
come down among the people and cheer them witt
tho CHAD ONE song OF Freedom. lters were places
where such strain, could not De echoed but ne time
had come when, throughout the ioihi Norm, theN
conld ling tho slrouge-t words 10 Dehan O. Right
md in rebuke OF Wrong. Even there lin
the Chufcn oil tho PurtaUSj,- oid CONSERVATIVES
like bimself could no belly feeling free 70 SPEAK AN
honest word for Liberty. Somehow, the athos-
phere Of hat church was infectious lapalaus, AMI
before the people would know they would ue an
standing and working III Curious harmony Win ths
indefa,igable VIM. Lloyo Garrison, ana then They
would wonder why they bad stood 80 hong anywhere
el-c As for himself be was resolved TO stand by
that cause winch sought TO sweep away every OBJ
struoilon to the proper development OF Republcar
Freedom ia this nation. Applause
IA fun explanation o tho objects OF The Union ~
peIfs in another column.
The Hutchinson family thou proceeded with thei
concert ebciiug enthnhis6tic appIi use thioughou
.heir pleasant peformnuces. Notwithstanding th'
lorbiddng character Of tbs weather there wa go''
audioUco,
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To lie Associated Press
w.nxoros. rhnr.d.y Rss. G. lsas
REnrLs nN PrNsInN KOIIs.

The Pfefident has approved the bill authorizing
the Secretary Of the Interior To strike from tie pen
zion rolf the names Of al euch portous have o.
may hereafter take ny agninri The Government
Of the United Siates, or who have IN any manner en-
couraged the rebels or manifested sympathy with
their cause. /, is known that some persons in the
West after drawing their pensions have openly
Joined the enemy, while others who hive not taksn
,hi. extreme step have openly sympaihied with the
rebels and drawn their pensions. The law just
passed affords partial remedy against disloya PEN
soners receiving money from the Government.
THE REBEL COMMUNICATIONS.
Iii said in intelligent circles that answer has
yet been given to the rebel flag OF truce, aud that
the contents of the communication are not publicly
known.
PAYMENT or TIE 40 BONDS.
Tie order of Secretary Cbase directing the pss-
ment Of tie coupons Of the l9lh Of August 1.3U
BOMBS in Eew-York, will be ~ far modified mr. TO
make them payable also by the Tisasurer OF the
United States at Washington and by the Assistant
Treasnrers ut Boston and Philadelphia. The Secre-
tary desires to afford every facility 10 tie holders oil
the bonds compatible with the full security against
fraud and counlerfeiting This security If thought to
be a. important 10 the holden as 10 the Goyemnent
SMALL COlS.
Snail coin continues scarce for business transac-
tons In order TO preclude the food of email notes
from distance, many Of which counterfeit bill
WE introduced in the Senate to-day authorizing the
CORPORATION OF Washington to issne notes OF less de-
nomination than g., 10 an amount not exceeding
500, coo redeemsbe in current bank notes at PAR III
Washington or il United States Treasury notes.
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NEw-YORK SANITARY Ass0cIkTioN.-A stated
meeting of this Association was held las, night IN
room No. 10 Cooper Institute, VIXEN lengthy paper
entitled =" the Domain Of Medical Police was read
by d.. Louis Elsberg, II Sc. forth that under =
Ned. ppli.e Durean the sanitary conci'ion OF iarss
dies would Sc yastl, improved, and also reViewso
vg1iety OF to lies relating to public health los
paper consi Tered the law concerning naynise, anu
thought tta, an ordnance should he passed IA o.oet
to pf-ven. the marriage OF persons unl.r vef'.in
aye. and Of persOns suffering from p nioh"'y an0
other diseases .;.,.; - ..
Tho mater O, clean streets, vent atiop OF tene-
MON. bcns,s and puble buildings, cleansing OF sinks
and e2wers. public vaeenailon, &e., were among
other things shown to be wi'hin the ooiaAh u 'n'
a d,s,u,.ou ensued on sanitary legislation, in
Which d. Grisoom and otbers took part. The SUD-
49,, of syrhillis diseases and the beet mode Of pre-
venting Them 10y Legislation, was discussed, aud the
matter referred to a committee TO report thereon,
when the meeting adjourned.
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Yyw-uAMpsHIRE UNION CONVENTION.

CosconD, \. It., 1huf'da,, Nov U, I0'1.
The Union Convention composed OF those o%'ai'S-
fed with the action OF the Republican and Demo
critic Conventions, met here to-day and nominated
paul j. Wheeler Of Newport, for Governor ana 'o-
seuhos baldwin of Nashua, fot Railroad Commas
s0ner.
Tue attendance was slim.
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Fmx IN HUDSON SrREET.-Las evening. IS
o'clock tire broke the attic floor OF tue house
No. ~ HUDSON street, occupied by Mrs. Sarse "A;
" right. an authoress. Ii was caused by D9i'e"
match having been thrown carelessy upon the noel'
hrs Wright Loot nearly all Of her clothing ana
manuscIip, work of thousand pages, whi,a W.
ready for tire printer. The house Is occaple2 oy m.
Henry &. Hinsmsnn, whose furniture was damas ,s
to the extent OF $75. Insured for 2Oo 10 ;m nurd
eitc Insurance Company. The buiidirS WIN "VN'
10 the amount Of $50 insured.
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Larce Fire In PHILADELPHIA.

THlLfUEiIIIA, hIifdty. 70, ., ~
The extensive lapeF-bter brewery Of John Lips,
Oh BuuOnwoOd and ScyentsenfA tteels, caught lre
,out 20 o',lo,l lat night. aud Wa DESTROYED The
iof is estimated al S2J $780, Of which only =, 800 is
insured.
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A WOMAN Gers HER TnRoAT.-The wife OF
WIZ. Wier. resting il Wayne street, Jersey City,
ATTEMPTED to conmt suiede Yesterday by cutting her
throat. by whirh the windpipe was severed. A
uhy.ir.an was called. who Inserted sIlyer tube,
aud There is bare pos i5iliiy that SIZE may recover.
II Is supposed that Mrs. Wer partially derans ed.
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NEU-yERSEY ITEMS.

A mass meeting will be held this evening at
o'clock, at Hangs Hotel corner of Third and Hudson
streets, hoboken, in reference TO the neoavenencs
suffered of late b. the citizens of Eoboken in regard
10 the Terry.
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Tn AYEEICAS INsTITUTE.--The annual meeting
II the American Institute was held last night in the
Cooper Union Buildiugs Biigader-Generl VIM.
a. Halt President occupied the chair. The Trus-
tees rreleuted their annual report, from wion 1t ag-
Uetrd that The leasc OF the pro- erty f"rucly occn
Died b. the In-,itute, No. 3jl Broad way and No.
~ Leonard stteet, would expire ~ may neXi, al
which tine also The lease Of I've rooms AO| occup d
Oy tie Association ia the Cooper Mt'iue would alsO
terminate. II was rhOv.n that the de'ie Of HE ln-
f,iiuie now snonpt TO = 100 over ana above The
'un0s III The hands Of tie Treasurer. The financial
report for the quarter encng M January showed The
receyts 10 be =, SO %, ana Tue expenditures
= ~ II, leaving Il balance Of 81 20.
The report Of The Libm'ian showed The number Of
volumes The Library ~ lie cate 81 TIE st annual
FeIon TO have been SOay. Dung tbe past year
-c.5 volumes have been added by pufchae, dounton,
snd excLan2e-makiug the total number 81 voinmeS
ac0 the shelves . 81. HE report alluded III a
touching manner 10 the oceease Of she Hon. Henry
Aeigr WHO for tue last sixteen years had discharged
the duties OF Recoidiug Secretary.
Afier the adoption oi tn report, the bylaws were
cO.sidered and amended in several sections. The
min changes were that The Clerk Of the Institute
perform the duties heretofore assigned 10 re agent (;
that the managers appOiu, an age,t whenever
nccessafy 10 cOnduct Tue business oi the fairs and
thai the COrIesp Secretary prepare the annual
yorne Of tie transactions " To Institute. After
soue otler business Tie meeting adjourned.
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bill Is before the Legislature Of Texas .h na
Il a sufficient cause tor divorce II Tue n'''
che petitioner Is IN Li1colas army % navy
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MAN THAT BEATS =

4 MAN THAT BEATS 2. WosAS.-A man.
named James avless brought before RECORDED aatin
dV Of Jersey City Yesterday, cha ed wih committing
h NAL assault tatory sserin law Mary LsnaSan
,,sr.s hIs ard theu CculDitsed nsy
GA one he. nngefS tic committed 10 he County JaA
| .n.af -.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Ralph Waldo Emerson will lecture this evening e
the New Chapel, corner Of Clinton and Congress
streets, Brooklyn. subject: American Civilization
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DIR. CHEEyER N WAsHisGTos.-Ihe Antt.
SioreyV Siandard uudt rsialds mat DIR. Clcever
bas received an invitation igned by Tiny or forty
ueuters Of tie Senate and IiOufe to preach three
Or four successive Sundays in Washington, with
special rel renee 70 tho discussion, Oh religious
grounds, OF tue question OF Slavery aS oonhec'o
With the war. He ias accepted The invitation, and
apoihtr also from members OF tine Pennsylvania Le-
gi.atuIe ioyning Lin 10 deliver lecture on Slavery
and the war al Harrisburg. These invitations are
certainly signs Of progress thai may well cheer the
friends of IL. slave"
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BROOKLYN CITY CouRT CALgSDAR.-Feb. T.
Nos "a, q, 20 -.
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THE WAR FOR THE UNION.
TIE LEGAL-TENDER CLAUSE.

ITS PASSAGE THE HOUSE.