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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04
WAR NEWS.

BY the Ariel, at New York from Port
Royal, u correspondent Of the N. Y. Herald
writes that the British steamer Fingal at.
tempted to run the blockade ct Savannah, but
was foied. She got ready to make her way
through Warsaw Sound, but information
having been received through deserter, the
gunboat Ottawa was dispatched to the Sound,
and On her arrival the feet Of Com. Tatnaii
came down to attack her. After brisk en-
gagement shell was put through Com. Tat
NAILS vessel, knocking bill hole in her, but
it did not explode. Com. L. then retired
The escape Of the Fipgal was thus frustrated
A Cha, esten letter of the 10Th ult. says
" A large force were landed on North Edisto
Island, from Federal gunboats, for the pur-
pose, no doubt, of taking possession OF the
Charleston and Savannah railroad, a: station
No. 2, Adams Run"
At Boston, Jan. 2, nearly three thousand
men of Gen. Buffers New England division
embarked on board the steamship Constitu.
ton. The destination of this expedition is
not known.
The G. S. war steamer Jsmesto sailed
from Richmond on Wednesday last, and is
now with her consolt, the Yorktown, new
Patrick Henry, below in the James river
The gunboat Teaser will soon be ready for
active service.
Advices received in N. Y. indicate that Com
Dupont is preparing for another demonstration.
A large number of gun boats are concentrating at
Hilton Head and the men are practiced in the
use of launches for landing troops.
Dispatches have been received at ST. Louis an
nouncing the capture Of JEFF. Owings, Col. Jones
and fifty of II c.r bridge burners, near Martins
burg, Adrian county, Mo, by Gen. Sehofeld, com
man err of the State militia, and that the various
bands along the North Missouri railroad have bee
pretty thoroughly scattered.
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GENERAL NEWS.

The schooner New Year. from New Or
leans. is announced in the Havana papers to
rave arrived there on the Dist ult, and the
Major Barbour and VIM. Henry, also from
New Orleans on the 25th, and the W. P.
Benson, from Appalachcola.
Gen. Phelps's proclamation is said to have
increased the feeling in Cuba, in favor of the
Southern States-At the reception of Gen.
Dram in Havana the Confederate flag was
horne in the procession between the English
and French flags.
There was no defence of Vera Cruz. The
Spanish soldiers took possession without let
or hindrance. They promise to leave the
country upon obtaining the object of the
invasion. Gen Santa Anna is expected in
Mexico.
1t is said that Prince Albert was very de-
q ded in his Abolition feelings and prnci-
piles, aud that his death will strengthen the
Palmerston administration.
In the U. S. hospital in Alexandria there
are 489 sick soldiers.
The long contested land claim between
Gen. James II. Lane and Gaines jenkins,
involving the title to a valuable quarter Sec
ton of land, adjoining Lawrence. Kansas,
has been finally decided in favor of Gen.
Lane.
The N. Y. World says: eff the news Of
the surrender of Slidell and Mason has no
better effect in England than it has had in
Canada the rendition Of those rebels will
have accomplished nothing to create kindly
feelings"
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in what it says, are the financial difficulties
of the United States. the issue of govern
ment paper not redeemable, but receivable
for the public dues.
The New York World argues that the
"inaction' as to an advance" Ivy the Fede
raj troops is doing the United States great
injury abroad; and that a movement forward
must be made, or the worst results to the
United States will ensue. Foreign govern
ments, it says, are already shaping their
policy, to new state of things on this side
of the Atlantic.
Judge Hagie. of San Francisco, has issued
an injunction by which the sale of the Bro
derrick estate will be postponed until the
question of the forgery of Mr.. Rroderick's
will is settled.
1t is said that the Committee of Ways and
Means of the U. S. House of Representa-
tives will report heavy tax bill.
Maj. Roger Jones, U. S. A., was married
in Washington, last Thursday, to' Miss
Fredericka Jones.
Gov. Letcher has appointed delegates to
represent Virginia in the Planters Conven-
ton of the South to be held in Memphis
next month-February.
There was tremendous COLE at New
York. on Wednesday night, and nearly u
dozen price,. vessels in the Atlantic deck
were more or less damaged. Several yes.
sells in the bay dragged their anchors and
were slightly damaged.
The Washington Star says that Ger. Ben.
ham has not been relieved of the charges
brought against him, but will be tried at q
more convenient season.
A demonstration" was expected in Balti-
more, to-day, at the return there of num-
Der of liberated prisoners from Richmond.
Horace Greely's lecture at the Smithsoni-
an Institution, in Washington, last night,
was, war, anti-slavery, and against all COM
promise and concession.
The official report says that the U. S. gov
eminent printing Office, in Washington, is
managed with efficiency, and at great sav.
ing when compared with former expendi-
lures.
The American Telegraph Office in Phile-
delphia was much injured by fire yesterday
morning.
The Washington Star says that DR.. hewitt,
and the three Messrs. Lees, from Fairfax,
who for some months have been in confne-
ment in Alexandria, have been sent to
Washington, and placed under the custody Of
the provost marshal there. DR.. hewitt was
liberated here on bail few weeks ago, but
We presume, from this must have been rear
rested
Wednesday night the watch and jewelry
store of Mr. G. W. Bray, in Washington,
was entered and robbed of watches and Jew
elry valued at near $1,000.
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THE INDIAN HERBE DOCTOR

WILL DESCRIBE, review, and tell his pa :
w tents the nature of their complaints or i'll
ness without receiving any information from them.
n.ls- No charge for consultation or advice
as9s- Office, opposite the Marshall House, Al
exandra, Va. jan 3-2wa:
OUR MOTTO.
We use such BnlIns as have no strife
With Nature or the Laws OF Life:
With Blood our hands we never stain
Nor poison men to ease their pain.
Our Father-whom all goodness fills,
Provides the means to cure all lis;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used relieve pains complete
simple Herb, simple Flower,
Gull firm the dewy Lea
IT, ese, these shall speak with touching power
OF chapgo and health to thee
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1t is said thar the U. S. GOV eI nu.un, have
information which will enable them to dis
cover the 81 urce from whence the Confede
rates have received for two months informA
ton of U. S. military movements. ,
New Year visits and entertainments, in
New York, this year, "fell off, The Gus
tom seems so show signs Of decay.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

MEETING IN RELATION TO FIRE DEPART
MENr.-A meeting was held at Relief Hail.
last night, pursuant to call, for the pur-
pose OF taking some steps in relation to
the Fire Department. j. W. Atkinson
presided, aud H. F. Coles was chosen Sc
cretary.
% motion, it was
Resolved, That Committee be appoint
"a to wait upon the proper authorities Of
the city to arrange with them the plan OF
organization.
Mess"s. j. II. Thomas, E. Cooper, j. W.
Atkinson, George Chase, and Henry F
Coles were appointed as the Committee.
The meeting then adjourned until Wed
nesday night.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

AMUsEMENT.--We invite attention to the
advertisement of the Bell-Ringers in anoth-
or column. They offer an entertainment Of
great interest, and will doubtless be well pa
triopized.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

RIVER MovEMENTs.-There has been but
little movement upon the river since our last
report. The only arrival worth notice is
that of the e. S. steamer Pensacola, which
returned to her anchorage off this city about
sunset yesterday.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

MILITARY PREsENTATIoN.-An U. s. Gag
was presented to the Cameron Light Guard
at noon, to-day, at the Headquarters of the
regiment, with the usual addresses.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

THE WEATHER.--Last night, srif1y fro
zen snow fell for considerable period, and
soon covered the earth, the roofs of houses,
and the limbs of trees. The pavements
were quite slippery, and. pedestrians had
frequent falls during the morning. Travel
ling was, also, dangerous to horses not rough
shod.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

MILITARY ARRIvAL.-Brig. Gen. Mont
gomery, U. S. A., by appointment of Gen
Mcclellan, Military Governor of Alexandria,
returned to this city this morning, after an
absence Of several weeks.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

FUEL MARKET.--There has been no change
in the fuel market this week
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

LSpcCluHy to'h 6eSS~' SnieASA0, az"
poultry and game generally, cheaper there
than here. The prices of poultry hero are
exhorbitant--but there are but few buyers.
The London Times continues series of edi-
tOrial articles, most severe in their tone,
against the Northern States and their exhi-
biton Of feeling and action towards the
Southern States; and condemning in the
strongest terms the mode of warfare adopted
by the U. s. government, especially in refer
ence to priyateersmen, the "spoliation of pri-
yate property, arrest of non, combatants, the
stone blockade, and the course pursued as to
the slaves"
b. L. Hayden and Dr. Abel now in La.
fayette, are TO be released on taking the oa til
of allegiance. They were arrested for
smuggling in Lower Maryland.
Dispatches to the Cincinnati papers, da.
ted at Louisville, December 30, contradict
the rumored passage of Green River by Gen
McCook's Division. The bridge is not ye,
completed.
The New York World says there is dis
position on Char ge to withdraw all connec
lions with houses in Liverpool that took par,
in the recent ''indignaeion meeting" there
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

SNow.-We had slight fall Of snow this
morning.
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The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

Mayors OFFIcE.-A few police cases came
up at the Mayors Office, this morning two
cases Of drunkenness, discharged upon pay.
ment of watch house fees; lad charged
with stealing hosiery from II. Sehwarz,
committed to jail.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

ACCIDENTAL DEATHs.-During the year
1861. there occurred in this city Eve accden-
tai deaths, not connected with the operations
Of the war. Of these, one was killed by a
fall, one shot, and three drowned. The to.
tai number whose deaths was owing to acct
dental cases from June, 1859, to June Is.
60 was, as reported Ivy the census, sixteen.
The Local news. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-04

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Keeney Il J l.
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Lederer John T
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I IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Alexandria, Va,
Post Office, December u, 1851 Persons calling for
letters in this list will please say they advertised
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BILE spirit prevails. The people of London
are burning everything before the enemy.
and are being arrested far so doing.
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tenant colonel in the battle Of MnnAssas.
have gone into camp at the Fair Grounds
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Congress il considering In secret session,
the proPriely Of sending Commissioners to
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lucky, hopes TO become one Of the Judges
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Is said. refuses 70 be exchanged, on the
ground that be IL a native OF Texas, or
something Of that sort, aud does not wish
to fight on the other side. Several Of our
apotheeaEy stores were closed yesterday in
consequence Of a hint from Gen. Winder
that he would permit no more cxtortion.
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for refusing to take the oath Of allegiance.
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The Vote In DoddrIdge County.
DoDDErDoE CoUHrr, Va,
April 4, 1862.
Edit0rs LnielIiqtneer:

1000 AAettettBtEASGEs-
At meeting held yesterday at Bonds
election precinct in this county, the fol-
loving resolution was unanimously adopt
Re'otUed, That, whereas, in emitting a
Constitutional provision for the 1r.5SSs =
emancipation OF slavery In Wrstsrn Wa
ginia, the Wheeling Convention has No.
properly consulted the interests OF 4. IaFos
majority Of the people; We therefore de-
termine 70 open at this precinct voluntary
poll .'tor or agaiuSt gradual emaueipatio1
in West Virginia" ''S4
The foregoing resolution was attached n
the poll book and signed by the presiding
officer.
Every vote at this precinct was cast
for the new constitution. Four or 1--WE
voters declined recording their sentiments
on the question Of emancipation. But one
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