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Mfscellaneous.

saIr Aaxvaear a.hsrs south Of The Highland. has
G carts taxing the the 'i The sHS. Hs
$
.@:S
SSp
:1s sss:ns1 % Nv
Jas Smith Bob, Handy VIM Dayi' RosAsstsr; Shas
iopSiS. SsSssS Cole k. NS;j %yman
BRIG MAxY srAPiis Newcomb from Cadiz with q cargo
Of rasns salt while coming into Rio Rrandc Nov i6
8 ay " ssss bought Sy some @ American
with q British register.
@ OF Yh 1 % dss s ..s a9s hs S other s %
on board The following list Of her erew@Cspt Samuel
SsF r ssss g RsyssPe snd :?
& A1 ny s0Sk @ s and TnL GsS o
landed at Cape Verde.
into working order under e Of Capt john Kelly y
after having been in service the Potomac for over sI
Operations saturday morning last BY towing
PonrLAyp Jan 2sshp Ivanhoe and bark Dennis Horton
% he s%orns EsE Il sSe asrhcon snd
prevails, with snow and hail. and bad
VALPARAISO, Dec 1.-THE ship Duchesse d'orleans after
She great portion Of her keel having struck upon
Foreign Ports.
BSLizr, Hen, Jan 2-No Am vessels in rort
BL.5K RIVER JAM Jan mo Am port.
EAsr HARsoR, III, Jan s-No Anl vessels in port.
or r. ES 5 o ssn
Laphan, and Princeton wsmacf disg; barks wessscam
Baltimore, do Linden, Howell ballss,ng unc; r Pendie-
Hs % Ta from s Sa srss
FOR Falmouth dg; KeniaeSy Carver di.s; sesrs
cum for NYork do Sawyer, sprague, repg Vim smith
Munson, and Coast Pilot Hoichkiss, wtg.
MARASHhM, Dec lS-In port brig Gmor Meredith Doane
NASSAU Mp Jan In port brig Thos Tneston. for EYork
RIO SRAxpr. N9vss-In pog. bark r Gamble, for Cork
and howard Sicssr.on, Tor do 90; kinsey from
RIO JiSfno, Dec s-sid schp EDWARDS Line Aracaju
Cid 9Th, brig Selma, Smith Cuba.
ST THoxAs. Jan i2-In port ships Monmorenci. Brown
do biigs Sea Foam Borehsm and African, Msndsi wig
sr BAsrs, Jan S--No Am vessel in port
Syork; Holland, White, do.
Americ an Ports.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan 25-Arr schr w Perry, Adams
Key West Cid schr J Baker. Henderson. do.
Lswas Jan 3e-The storm has sbsted Tine tug America
he Breakwaer and ships are at anchor on the Buoy
IL MThs ship Az,sn from Bristol f. for Nyork is at
harbo We hear OF damage yet by the late heavy gale
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Total. .sise, ,2ss ,s7s 22o ,io0, ,os5 a ,sso, All

The following are the footings of the consoldat-
ed statement Of the fourteen branches Of the State
Bank of Iowa on Monday, January 6, 1s62:-As-
sets-safety fund, $219723 74 specie, $725,443 so
current notes Of other banks, $40; current
funds due from banks and bankers, 1894, 1856 IS;
loans and discounts, 81 ,094 oil 90; other items,
1921 TIA IS. Liabilities-Captal $720,390; circu-
Iation 81 ,s21 ,453; due other banks and bankers,
A7,s7s 90; depositors, $sos,Ss7 II; other items,
tlOS 422 2s.
The Chicago Tribune Of the 25th says:-
The bankers are ss doing very little; but II is moro
from lack Of acceptable paper than from want OF
means 10 operate Our currency consists mainly Of
Eastern and demand Treasury notes Our people prefer
the latter 10 the miserable Eastern currency which s
nov sweeping over the West like deluge That large
losses will be sustained the stun there cannot be
particle Of doubt but We now can zee way N avoiA
H. New York exchange Ia still abundant. Bankers
um Ia the selling rate. Tho demand is sctivc. Gold
The market for gold has been unsettled for the day,
showing wide range In prices Buying about ~ a2K,
the usual figure being about selling 2N az the usual
price about per cent. The rise based upon
the figures ruling In the New York market than upon any
increased demand here.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 25th Says
Considerable business was done h gold today At 30.
0kc. premium but the demand mostly from outside
points. Several Philsdelphia orders filled al
quotations. the market closing firm at $40 The demand
for money continues quite moderate and the market In
easy for good paper Al 10 ~ per cent The market for
Ez<tsrn exchange exhibits feature. The bulk Of
Ne euainsss WAs transacted o. par buyns and V pre-
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The Fire I'm Fulton Street.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

NEw YORK, Jan. 81, 1862
As an act Of simple justice, please correct the state
ment which appears in your paper Of to-days date
reference to Sergeant Bracke and tho police Of the
Second precinct entering the Fulton Bank building before
the fire had seized IL, and saving the books &C. The
above act only performed by Mr. Recs of Pearl Hose
No. 2S, and the members Of Mutual Hook and Ladder
Company No. who the first and only persons who
entered the building at ALL and that when the building
actually fire. At the risk Of their personal safety
they removed those books and whatever other por,s
BILE property possible for them 10 save the police
coming nearer than the sidewalk on Fulton street,
where thoy stood to catch with aid from the insurance
patrol) whatever thrown from the windows by us
don't like TO be called on TO 'blow my own horn -
through the medium Of your widespread Journal but
there any praise to be had for ony doing what
duty would Ike 70 see u bestowed upon those who
actually deserve IT, Yours, &c,
OWEN T. HIGGINS,
Assistant Foreman Mutual Hook and Ladder Co Mol
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.
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Police Intelligence

Tas Trs1 BuFiLo HusT OF THE sEssos. .--On Saturday
night iass while officer flames Roberts, Of the Tbirts,h
precinct (CermsnsviDe), his usual beat he dis
covered srathsr suspicious looking character prons
about and thought no would keep his eye upon him In
few minutes no him 10 rather great hurry carry.
ing large bundle, and passing in front Of him. Ofcer
of good race overhaulsd ths thief His booty proved 10
bo buffalo rsbe which he had taken of wagon that had
been left standing In Fourth avenue. The prisoner who
gave his name 10 John Couahon, brought before
Justice Dodge, who committed bim for trial,
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GENERAL BANKS DIVISION.
~~~~~~~~~--~~~~--~~---~--~<
OUR POINT OF ROCKS CORRESPONDENCE

OUR POINT OF ROCKS CORRESPONDENCE.
POINT or ROCKS, Nd, Jan. 25, 1852.
SkamisA With the Rebels Near Bsrlin-Efoency Of the
Nne REPEATING Gans-A Saow Storm, dc.
To snyen the dulnsss and monotony of affairs along
the river skrmish with the rebels occurred yesterday
Berlin The enemy appeared in force opposite tho
village and opened fire pcksts from their
kets. One Of the Union repeating guns that place
quickly brought into play against them, firing about
thirty balls per minute, and they ed and disap
peared This the first time OF these little coffee
mills thoy famliarly termed here brought
into service against the rebels The result speaks for
itself is not known whether the enemy lost any
not but the chances that they did all escape
unscathed. Their fire did mischief among our troops
There fall OF here last night and the ground
is again covered with It to depth OF two inches. The
condition Of the roads is not improved
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-. l- A
Bark R Barker. RunOe,. .QueepstSxp-Rsm 1 Co.
s Rsc: ssa ). ssss
Brig Jaren (Nor), Anderson. Havana-W Schmidt
@ sn s E & &c.
Brig Yankee Blade. Fairchld Fort Pickens-AcCrsady.
ssr,sT s.,s & Lucas. Perkins; gos.snc Dg.;:s % Co.
sosr honp. stanley. sass.,z,c xEJ Fstsr
sfFs' nsi ssss:
ss sss.ss 3 Parker
hr Schr sssa, Hssssa0r Riley PhiladelphiaJ McKee,
schr Primes 81 % Wsles HoSrooI Bos.on-xsscaf Dun
ssspp ssSp 6yas yae,%sn n.. Decker Assomse-MA'sr
soopp ssoop Jfne ysssl, Maria Wsrd Narwish,ns Beckett
Steamer M SANFORD. Sanford Phisdeiphis. ft
Steamship Patapsco u uansDort, Beas Locust Point
ssssr he ssseSs sss
Nov a. a, saw two large csbergs; ss saw two
Pss "a Ion wh.nE
with 40 bbls spermsince leaving port Dec a. W lam
II HEs Sas.aa ] M sd & sa
q and from Boston bound sonh OH inst lat 10 n Ion
spoke NSnsG Of wao from sa
S ssS %
Gsa,f 81 WITH ss.
Soss i could moi
on he bow sr s
Spanish bark pass 70 the seward sist LAT 80 lon
had ssvy ~
Ship Forest Eagle s No'
dsS wrs % e %a' Fore ana e. ss A % @ e. @ 20 S
ed away and towing appasseqIya British vessel
Bark Honduras t OBJ N Marshs IA Belize. Hon. Jan o. with
SG e os and Sons Had
s sa Il
ia from Halifax for jamaica with loss 81 foremasi and
The Lake Ct 5Brmssa g psms,.E.
Brig Nellie Hunt (of Robbinston. Me Wallace. Fortress
Ellen Stewart can fhsaeehs days with COAL
:s
.A or ssa1f
Lsw Rio
shsss y Large clipper sS Sp
SSsndns @ ossns ' herr t s he
sSass supposed her 70 be an me Jan
schr Eclipse tswe) Paterson 81 Baris. 8 81 Tho
srs ssana a Ss ss
cs,aw.s Ns. Black
company with brig Webster Kelly and Mary Ann for New
d. @sss Jas
passed boxes and barrels also pieces Of
scSr G Horton (Br. of Parrseoro,s Ns, MoKeeman,
Schr Albert Edward (Br Of st John NB) Tows East Har
Dor. I'll, Jan Is. with salt TO Peter Nevins Sons
Schr Mary Harris (Rr johnson, Nassau MP Jan H. with
Sch I;y Rowe (Br1, Kelly Nassau. NP Is days. with
sohr sof E.ssr,, Hitler Fortune Bay NT. Il
ssSr EonPSrsi III Angus cornwall' Ms. ss days with
ssSr Sunny sousS &esSs Baltimore % via Hampton Roads,
Schr Rebecca Hanson. Fortress Monroe.
schr H Barnes. Barnes, Pocomoke River days.
Schr Sea Witch Tyler. Philadelphis for Port Morris.
Steamer Josephine (C transpor), Green Locust Point
Steamer VIM Clyde tU transport). Laughlin, Locust
Point. in ballast 26h inst ll:60 AM bark ashore
miles South OF Great Egg Habor painted black with white
streak around her. bottom green lies head and is high
and dry on the beach.
REfvRyKDBr bark Erromanza, Hunter hence Jan 3 foi
Cork returned In Of
gale the first day out 50 miles ESE from Sandy Hook
pumps: also sprung foreyard; returned 70 repair.
BELOW.
Ship Sultana, from Hsvre.
Schr Maria Dawson.-Bo,h by pilot boat -.
Bark Tusko tBrem). from Havre, As days.
Bark Ella fBr,.EAn three BY pilot boat Ezra Nye.
Ship Azzan, Heagsu, from Bristol, Dec II.
SAILED.
26hU transport Chas Osyood Locust Point ships Ju
Renzi (Br), Dublin ChsrleInagne, Gibraltar Pscsaqua
Carlo Aus ANTWERP; TrewSrdss h.rSsdo:; sriss
tsD Cork voiascano Aus), Antwerp sehrs Arzac Ro
chee; Ann Leonard tBr Santa Mariha Kate Walker,
Petre; Sea slipper (Br), Halifax
Wind at sunset WNW.
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THE DEFEAT OF ZOLLICOFFER AND THE
ANTICIPATED DESIGNS OF THE UNION

The Norfolk Day Book Of the 25th inst in long wind
ei article on tho well merited death Of therebe Zocoer
concludes with the following telegraph
General Zolicofcr was native Of North Carolina but
emigratcd when boy TO the state Of his adoption Mt
only Is the death g such man se,tovs loss to his
lime, but ce fy that The engagement which he end
is the most serious reverse at hare yet erpr.enced How
shall IL be repairedy TIE enemy ciu doubtless push on to-
yards Kncrrie 10 g possession Of the most important line
Of frdii,odds IN The h Gordon is being drawn around
Virginia and she may be within the foul col of the
pcnt unless the important point now referred TO be
strengthened Immediately
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CIAL.
MONDAY, Jan. 27--6 p. n

WONDAY, JHn, ZI--b Z. NJ,
The bank statement for the week ending Satur.
day last compares rs follows with that for the
previous week.
Week ending Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deports
Jan H. $149 433 26 100 s59 36e 02s 113 327 100
Jan 40 1457o $50 20 6ss, ,12s s2s or ll0 STA Ts6
Decrease. $a,3137b3 s4I,O11 2,462,s74
Increase. b77,860 -
The above figures are about what was generally
looked for. The specie average is rising one,
the banks holding to-day over t27 900, 900. The
general curtalment Of business is apparent In the
rapid decline in the discount column. The de-
crease In deposits is owing to the payment into tho
But. Treasury last Monday Of IS 100000 The ndi.
yidual deposits have iaVgapssa fully three mllions
The New York herald., 1862-01-28

KINGSTON, ia, HAvANA ,MATANzAs AND NAsSAU,N.P.
CLHAroR-From New York for Kingston, Ja on the Goth
day Of each month The Cleaor leaves for New York the
9th OF each month"; and VIII be due here about the 18th
CoLuuBfA MARfov-No stated days are yet fixed for
the departure of the Columbia and Marion for Havsna but
they will sail about days touch st Key West
ward and homeward.
KARrAKrrom New York for Havana via NASSAU, NJ, on
the arrival Of alternate Cunad steamer New York
MArAryAsFro New York for Maanxa the 9th day Of
each month From Maanzs the 72d due Now York
the 23th
SPECIAL NOTICE.
AuisNs and PACKAGE intended for ne Nrw Tons HERALD
stonfd De saofsd
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SOUTH CAROLINA.


THE RArHOLE SQUADRON OFF CHARLESTON BAR.
From the Charleston Courier. Jan. 23.
Tho Yankee fleet, which arrived off here Monday
last still TO be yesterday and reliable reports
received from below represent that they engaged
taking down the pars calls and rigging Of their old sa
ing vessels This information leaves to doubt
their purpose-which Is to sink a second batch OF old
afternoon that they had commenced work by scuttling
OF thcr vessels between Beach Channel and tho Rat
tlesnake, but think the rurnor premature. Should
tho weather be moderate to-day they will probably de-
veope their plans unless they conclude work nigh,
TO avoid observation.
FIRE IN CHARLESTON, SC
The Charleston Courier Of the 23d saysOur city mar
rcw,y escaped another conagration Wednesday night
An alarm given about half past eleven O'Clock, in
consequence Of dense smoke which discovered is
suing from the wholesale drug OF Messrs John Ash
hurst Co., in Hayne street. south side nearly opposite
she Charleston Hotel The Chief Of the Fire Department
and Mr. Geo. Mixer broke open the door and discovered
the fire In the second story in barrel OF chemicals
cending by means Of the fall, the barrel thrown
through tho hatchway to the first floor and rolled
the street, when the flames were quickly extnguished by
the hremen.
It was fortunate that the tire was discovered at SO
early hour The locale of the fire IL Immediately next
the drug establishment which took rc in 1857 and
the greater part Of the large wholesale houses on
Hayne street. The arcmen on the spot with their
usual promptness The origin Of the nre believed TO
be an accident.
SOUTH CAROLINA LIE.
The Columbia (S c. Guardian, tho 23d inst, says
We have q scarcity OF reliable from the enemy
Today hear flag OF truce has reached camp
Port Royal from the commander General Lee asking
the removal Of the hundreds Of negroes who dying
with the smallpox, and whom he can neither shelter
feed Alasl what a commentary upon Yankee
philanthropy II Is TO be hoped General will per-
NIT these hordes Of diseased return our
healthy camp, and thus entail us the evils and nui-
sances that the Yankees trembe and shrink from
with horror. We also learn that seventy negroes
away from their protection Edsto, and threw
themselves on the protection or their masters II is
doubtful whether these runaways ought allowed 10
return al all.
The whole statement base fabrication n-[Ep HERALD
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NEW YORK HERALD,

made possesses superior qualifications for that
high and important post 70 those OF the n William u
Rives, and his appointment are sure, would De 40
ceptabls TO tho whole people Of the South
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THE REV. CONGRESSMAN LovEJoY.


great French eynio whose subtle maxr,s Can almost
make doubt TO be liar has lett US one sh<p
saying, which, for the occasion, we may adopt uIi'
tude Is lively appreciitlo OF expected iavors SAYS
phioso her We accept the definition SO ir As me
Hon and Rev Mr Ioveoy is conce ned and ieei gfa'eu
to that eloquent gentleman for the probable advantage
that consequence OF his worry frank expires
sons his speech the 14th on the Mason Slidell I'M
broglo It is pleasant read his erce eoluence. 70 ad
mre his classical aluson and concur very fully IL his
denncation the unmtigated cowardce OF the Lincoln
qnenco is between camp meeting exhrtatons and
barroom phippcs; and II must have been most CRAFTY
ing exhibition when he assaiied the policy Of Mr.. Sew
ard-a policy be it remarked which could have found no
more fitting advocate tl.an Charles Sumner-the Hon
Charles sumner, OF Brooks ol0riety
But apart from the fun OF the thing, thcrc are
some really grave considerations which Mr. Loveloy 8
fierce speech suggests He is organ OF large and
energetic party His utteralces, backed by those OF
Hale Chandler and others, will not fall unheeded upon
the ears OF the British public He swcars in highly
tragic manner TO transmit his hate aiterhe Carthage
nan fashion, TO his sons He proclams the policy OF the
red republican, and threatens England with an Amcrico-
Franco Russian alliance wipe out the disgrace and hu
Mutation Of the Trent affair.
That these and similar threats will pass without notice
is be believed and hence feel gratided to Mr..
Loveoy for the perspective advantages TO accrue from
his frank avowal of hostility.
The British lion already crouches for his spring. and
we may the Hon. Mr.. Loveoy in his horrd jaws
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KENTUCKY.
rHR nEBu. roRPrpos IN THE MISS

THE REBEL. TORPEDOS IN THE MISSISSIPPI.
The Memphis Ar1lanche says submarine torpedo OF q
new patent tried up the river Last Wednesday and
proved emnenty successful. An immense fatboat was
blown up 80 high that only lew spntsrs were heard
from
The New York herald., 1862-01-28

VIRGINIA..
CAPTURE OF A FEDERAL LIGHTB0AT BY THE RE-
BELS-TnE CREW TAKEN PRISONERS.
from the Norfolk Fay Book Jan. 25.
The federal ghiboat stationed the Middle Ground
in place Of The Cape Henry light, went ashore on the
Pleasure House beach yesterday morning. At about five
O'Clock.
Ths men on board OF her, seven in number, were
brought to this city in the afternoon in charge OF de-
tachment OF the Chesapeake light cavalry, Captain Bur
roughs Their names are as follows
Thomas segemin. Edward Fritz.
Edward smith, Richard Miller.
Job Thomps n.
The man Smith is the same Individual who escaped
She had aboard her three and four hundred
gallons Of oil, about sixty days provisions and seven
muskets, all Of which secured by forces We
also learn that she had fine rifle aboard Of her.
She has iron hull, but much of her can will be
burned
BEEF FOR THE REBEL ARMY.
The Petersburg Expyea OF the 25th inst. says
Another drove OF very fine beeves for tho Confederate
army passed through this city yesterday In this article
and in the article Of pork tho South can produce an
abundance for all her The consumption OF both
is very heavy. There has not been, and these Is not
likely to be- any insufciency to meet the demand West
Virginia is of the greatest beef producing
tries this continent and Texas, also; while other
States in thecsnfederacy noted for the number Of
hogs they produce. II would be interesting cacula
tion make that of number of hogs
sumed by our army in any specified length Of time.
THE FORT HArTERAs REBELS RELEASED FROM
PAROLE
The following order, signed by John Wthsrs, Asss-
tant Adjutant General has ssIed from the Inspector
Generals Office at Richmond:-Thc two hundred and fifty
Confederate States troops ten officers and two hundred
and forty ncn-commssioned officers and prvates, who
were captured BY the United States troops at Hateras
NJ Co. subsequently released from Fort Warren Boston
arbor, and released hparole by General Wool United
States Army hereby released from said parole
will Immediately report for duty with their respective
companies, General Wool having acknowledged in
change the receipt OF like number Of Untcd States pri
soners sent to Fortress Monroe Va by the Confederate
government
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Port OF New York, january ~, Ises.
CLEARED.
ship Patrick Henry Moore, London--srinns Minturn
Ship Trumbup. Colium, Hsvrs--BoydA Hlncken.
AQo.
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A VACANCY IN THE pri,r, "a,

Of Mr. Hunt 70 the Confederate senate sv.s scc,on
IN the headshp OF the State Department Of the
rate government which the President will have IN All
Among the numerous talented and virtuos ~
'ho south from whom satisfactory selection may be
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Arrivals and Deparsrres.

ARRIVALS.
ST. TTHoxAs-Schr Eclpse-OleAn Lan.r-fe, JO'Bfien. N
Geraud. uSN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-18
TELEGRAPHIO.
FROM TENNESSEE AND KENTUCKY.

NASHVILLE, Jan. l7.-Prvate despIches report that
the Federals were landing in force this morning
near Fort Henry, on the Tennessee river There was
some 6riug, bat the FEDERAL balls did not reach the
| fort.
Advices from Fort Donelson say that General Thigh
man feels confident in his ability to defend Forts Doc
el5oA end Henry.
TIE Bowling Green correspondent Of the Union
and American says that General Hindman, with DE-.
tachmen. Of 900 cavalry, went to RoWletts Station,
three miles this side of Green river few days since,
aud burned the Station house and all oubuildngs, and
also the Horse Cave po. aud buildings attached, as
ws as the Hotel a Icen and the houses in Cave Camp.
Horgaus scouts burnt mill within quarter Of mile
of the Federal lines Green river Il was used for the
purpose of grinding and wheat for the enemy.
1. IS thought that al public houses between Glasgow
Junction and Rowlets viii be destroyed and the railro
and turnpike between those points will b, reDdred imras
sab, for tilery without immense amount Of labor.
The St. Louis Republican of the llh inst, has dis.
plch from Washington announcing that Senators John.
son and Polk of Missouri have been expelled from tie
Federal Senate by a unanimous vote.
special to the s.. Louis Republican from Cairo on
tue oh ssys that the great expedition will be ready to
start tomorrow The feet il is understood will ascend
the Tennessee River some distance but its ina destn-
tea is no. known. Another Dispatch dated Cairo, 10th
as says severed steamers conveying part of the troops
forming The present sxoedon left this afternoon and
lnded troops at Fort J,,rol al then returned but
will 90 down in the morning and convey the reIt of the
troops to Fort ,rson, point the Kentucky shore,
five miles below Birds Point. The cavalry bad pre-
vously been taken aoross to Fort Holt, and viii in
th m in the morning From Birds Point, considerable
numbers regiments will be taken at Psducah. About
GOD rol p, marched from there tb morning and will
j1a toe sdtion ct some poist in the interior.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-18

This hope has failed, and am compelled to notice
Is publication lest ny silence be construed q an al
ission Of the truth Of Mr.. fuckers s;aismenS-t b.
ing well known that vas in Richmond ai the time his
communication was Published In conclusion perm"
IN, to warn ny counrymen and TO beg OF them no. TO
pat too much reliance in sensation articles written aud
pa5lsbed for eff c. % the present time, the country
k,oWs E.,le Of whai has been done in Missouri.
have the hOnor to BE-, your
Ooedient servant
BEN. McCULL0OH.
Rrrgv5xn Jan l7b, 1859
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-18
SUICIDE

LYSCBBURG, Va Jan. l7.-Dr Harvey Llrrautree, q
ward master in the college hospital, killed himself,
,itEer accidentally desgnedy last hight, by pistol
hot in the head He came to Virginia from Huntsville
Ala, member of Csp:. Tracy's company of tho 4th
kIlblwl Regiment The vcidict Of the jury was death
b. suicide 5u rcssors exist to induce the belief that it
might bAye been committed accidentally. d. TarrAn.
trea WIS DENTS: by profession, aud highly esteemed
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-18
TIRE REMAINS or JUDaE HEyPHuL.

Nxw ORLE,Ns Jan 1.-THE remains OF Hon. John
Hemph apG Of Col. Hugh AcLead r,a,hed here on yes
tsrdly. Their remains we're placed in state in the
Mayors office, and escorted by the military civil
authorities and by OF citizens to the railroad
f.rsy laa5i1g n roate 10 TeIas.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-18
THE MgEAT PROSPECT.

Macon jar. l7.-In'elgsrSe from many portions of
Toe wheat grO~ng region, represent the prospect Of an
.5uadlnt @Cp as very flvorIb!e Tie growing corn
never a-rcarCd Se'sr this early part o. the season
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-01-18

To BE BrEN-.-Tbe Hastings Court, yesterday direct
cd .ha. the tables and gaming implements taken from
william Burns be bura; by the Sergeant in float Of tie
" Hal. We understand tina. the b.LhTs will be X;
it'd early mex; week--problbly on Moaday.