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session of our troops. At the former point the
rebels at one time hoped to make formidable
stand, but the accumulation Of our victories have
demolished their expectations in that respect
The United States steam transport Atanuc,
Captain Eldridge commanding, arrived at New
York yesterday from Port Royal, bringing zoo
bales of Sea Island cotton, to the care OF Mr. Bar
ney, the collector of this port. Among her passen
gers are Major Paulding, Paymaster of the United
States Army, and his assistant, Mr.. Jas. d. Kava
nagh, who took out three-quarters of million dol
lars few weeks ago to pay up the forces at Port
Royal. The Atlantic brings intelligence that our
gunboats in Walls Cut and wrights river had sue
cessfully removed several torpedoes and other OBJ
structions placed in their way by the rebels. She
brings no official intelligence of the capture of Sa
vannah.
The rebel accounts of affairs on the Tennessee
and Cumberland rivers are amusing and conflict
ing. For example, despatch to the Richmond
Buckner as ''cutting their way" through our
forces and arriving at Nashville in safety. 1t is
unnecessary to mention that General Buckner is
a captive in the hands of General Grant, and
that Floyd and Pillow had no "cutting'' to
do in their escape, except the cut and run game
they played on their comrades in distress.
The serious illness of Gen. Beauregard at Nash
vile is reported in the Charleston Courier of the
18th inst. His disease is said to be either typhoid
fever, or sore throat and it is asserted that
prayers, commencing him to the protection of the
Almighty, was offered up in the churches of
Charleston on the previous day.
By the arrival of the Niagara, from Liverpool
and Queenstown on the 9Th and 9th instant respec.
lively, at Halifax yesterday evening, we learn
that the American question is occupying the
British Parliament very extensively Six
different papers on the civil war in this country
had been laid before Parliament while
forty communications concerning the case
of the Tuscarora and Nashville were pre-
sented. Among the official correspondence laid
before Parliament was the declaration of Earl Rus
sell to the Southern Commissioners that England
could not acknowledge the Confederate States un-
til the war, or further negotiations more clearly
determined their position. Mr. Gregory, with his
usual vehemence and wrongheadedness, had de-
nounced our blockade of the Southern ports a
paper blockade, in speech delivered by him in
the House of Commons. The denunciations of Mr.
Gregory however are but as the idle wind in the
the Union.
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The above figures, which can be verified from
our books, give the circulation of the New YoRK
HERALD for the week just past. We believe that
the other daily papers in this city and of course
far surpasses that of any one of them. These
figures explain to the public why the HERALD and
all connected with it are so constantly viliied and
abused by other journals. Were it not for our un
rivaled enterprise and unequalled circulation the
other papers would never think of envying or at.
tackng US. The public, however, appreciates this
abuse rightly; for circulation is constantly on
the increase. The advantages which the HERALD
affords to advertisers, therefore are seffevident.
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NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL.
Arrival OF the Transport tAtlantic-Opera-
tions OF the Ex pedition to OCharleston, &c.

Arrival OF the Transport Atlantfc-Opera-
tions OF the Expedition to charleston, &c.
Tho United States transport Atlantic, Captain
Edrdgs arrived at this port At early hour yesterday
morniag from Pert Royal.
Her advces are two days later than those brought by
the Connecticut, but are perfectly bare Of news as
nothing worthy of note had transpred since
vices Everything remained quiet, and there had been
no further intelligence received respecting the expedi-
tion to savannah.
The gunpoats Wright river and in Walls Cut have
with and removed several torpedoes placed there
for their destruction One Of them on being exploded,
supposed to have had thirty pounds Of powder in it,
The Atlantic brings 205 bales Of Sea Island cotton 10
Hiram Barney, Collector Of the port Of New York.
The following list OF passengers by the Atlantic
Mrs Col Barton Brooklyn Mrs Col Lesseur
Major Ps1ding, Psymaster SA; ksvanah, Asst Pay
3 & ba
BRYANT, pa Master Le,sear Master Brown Capt Dahs
Gen yees stan Lieut. Nelson IIandredth Pa Leyt Niles
John Pdseon, Acting MASTER David Croker, chss Rein
der Tho: ssSen is & &Es X Marty cart Nv Cohen
The following vessels in port when tue Atlantic
sailed
Greek, Mott, Parkersburg, Hoffman, Potomac, John
EdTdge Locust Point, French. Barks Fanny Ellsler.
Iodgei Magnolia, starkey Brgs Empire, Crosby; Al
bert Addans Cozzers c. n Jordan Grey Chrs. X. Nil.
Ter Baser NJ ysunee, Birds Elizabeth English, Eng
lish Aid, ia ioott Lewis Chester Somers: s. r. Cul.
LET, Julien sftW FhAe. Dlckefson; A. r. Martin, koD-
inson J T VIII ans, Curtis; Presto, Hawkins; Young,
Young; Virginia Price Eldridgs; Il. Peck, Gardiner
A. n Edr dre, Hcven Ann lesvitt; d :. s.Wliams, will
liams baastug Tor lone United States. Mccormack;
Princess Lowell; p Boyce Boycs; Lewis Davis, Bishop;
John Gaypsnt Up: simpson, Chase; NJ. fillmore,
Brewster " Holmes; L. Audenr led, Bartlett; f. saw.
yer DOOR schrs Hoffman: J. Randolph wall c. L. Van.
derwood Loper wsstover Eldridge X. r. Higgins Nick
srsos A. n Manchester, Nicksrson: W lena wilson:
Ester Connolly; J. ID. Meyers Cobb. At Beaufort IS c.
shin Ellvood Walter revenue cutter yacht Henrietta j.
G. Bennett. Jr yachts Reindeer zouavc, for West In
dies. schr. John Andrews.
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Laura BEESE's THEArRs-A new Irish drama, entitled
''Ths Mccarthy or Peep oDsy" and bearing close re-
sembsnce piece called peep oDay or Savourneen
Dsslisko which brought out some time ago Lon
dom was produced with brilliant effect at this house
lsst night, on which occasion Miss Laura Kesns
made her nrst appearance since bsr recent
illness, in the character Of wsry RsHy, snd
was rap.ufousy received. The theatre was dsnseIy
crowded and the new piece was perfect success; but
We are unable 10 enter into detailed criticism this
late hour We will, however say that the cast was well
distributed and the mise excellent. The acting
was spirited and ReHke, and VIC predict for the new
Play ispg rwa, y
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The Jura Outward Bound.

PORTLAND Feb. Y, 1862.
The Canadian mails Tor the Jura viii be detained twsn-
tyfour hours The Jura consequently will not leave for
Liverpool until Sunday afternoon
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Arrest OF secessionists i'm Baltimore.

bNTIINU'tE, rcU IVI IoOZ
SIS wills the Publisher, and Thomas s. Piggott editor
OF the notorious rebel sheet The South were srre,cd
ysslsya1y m9rpipg aud taksu " Fort MeIloory,
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The Leading Stitches Made by Sewing
machines the GROVER & BAKER Stitch and the Shut
tie Stitch. Purchasers should both. 405 Broadway.
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Arrival OF More Cotton from Port Royal.
The schooner Aid of Yarmouth, Me- arrived yesterday
from Port Royal. c. having full cargo of cotton (55a
bales) Unsigned TO Messrs. sporord, Tsston & Co.
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At Jcncrs', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
Balmoras 81 and 50 So misses 81 IS and 81 M chldren's
81 81 and 81 25. JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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A Pure TObaccO.-YellOw Bank TObac.
co-ioodwn's Pure yellow Bank Tobacco, free fr-m all
pures, for sale by all tobacco and dealers and
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Prizes Cashcd i'm all Legalized Lot
teiies. Information given.
WIN. LOCKER. % Pine street. up stairs. No. s.
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New and Delicious Article.-Extra
maple Syrup manufactured by the New York
Steam Syrup Refinery and found at all the first clasz
groceries Wherever used has entire satisac
The New York herald., 1862-02-23

Silk Handkerchiefs-AtW Wholesale.
BAILEY 4 SOUTHARO.
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Hill, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and
Whiskers; Hair Dye 80 cents, black brown Depot No.
| Barclay street, and sold by all druggists
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BOwERY THEATRE Bowery-srrcKSxY,s NAr,orAL
CIRCUS. Afternoon Evening.
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NEW bOWERY THEATRE. Bowery.-CApryRE or FoR1
DoSxLsos-CHERRr AND AIR srAR-DomNIouE.
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Official Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS oJ-Feb 2z.ll862
80, 80, rs: 4. "A. IS. 40, a.. 36: 81: "a, 9, 81.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 9O-Feb. %, 1862
Sc. 54. 4S, 6s, "a l8. so, II, 2s, S. 81. %.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
CoYingtOn. Ky. St. LOuis, No
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE, Broadway-THx Ma.
0AaraY on, THE PREP DAY.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In tho
World Harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold and ap
Piled at BATCHEI.OR'S Wig factory, l6 Bond street
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BARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway-Cox
NUrr-LIvINC HIPPoPorAMus WHALE Sc M ali bours-
ONDINA afternoon and evening.
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O6cial Drawings or the Kentucky ANA
Delaware State Lotteries.
KENrUcKY-ExTnA CLASS 37-Feb - 1862
As, T. 81, SIS, II, GO, H. %, 49, 81, Al. 30 &c. GA.
DELAwARE-CLAss Heb q, 1852.
81, 40, 8, %. 46, rs, 73, II, 8, SO. A, l6.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO..
Wilmington. Delaware Covington, KentuokE
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GAIETIEs CONCERT ROOM GIG Broadway-pR.v,Sa
Roon ENrERrAINxKSrs. BALLE1s PAsroxIxEs FARcTs Gc
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DAILY CIRCULATION OF THE NEW YORK HERALD

New York, Sunday, February a3. 1854.
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CANTERBURY MUSIC HALL, 5S5 Broadway-SoNc J..
DAScEa BunLEsauEs ACHE Wrong Battle
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-09
NC1'.'@A1
Brought 70 Their RearIng..

The Montreal Gszette, ,whieb,has dis
tinguished itselffoi .F4vd1Sg ssS Toronto
Leader in lis asuse Of tie Union, seems
TO have 6adn.brougit to It's b urings by
the prospect .ofa war between England
and the United States. In arecebt issue
it says: ie '.fs'H~
'qWe hedrtily regret to see any vapof.
ing. boastful spirit INDUCED in anywhere.
or anytbiDg said which looks like chal-
.euge tO conflict. Il is not those peoplS
wLo make the most clamor and who swsg-
ger rlcst who d. most effective work
when the tug Of war comes. We are q
young country, having along and narrow
erritory. with an immense frontier expo
sed TO the enemy, with bg. sparse pop
ulstion to defend Z. Much Of the dam
aye done to the United States seahoard
woa'd be avenged on us. l'ba. is newt.
taols, aud we hope no Canadian 10 bfag.
Igins what Canada can do. without fully
considering tie Disadvantages under
which we labor. and the hardsbips We
mnst be prepared to endaSe if war eomes.
Our neighbors have half million Of men
afOol. They could hold the South in
check with half that number, they can
garrison their seaport towns with 10000
and they could send an army Of 100. 900
sweled by another jo,o0o.Or 100 600
new recruits upon Csusda. Aud we; Hea-
ven help Us! have no access 10 the sea
board szeep; through the ensmy's coun.
Try, and half dozen regiments Of regu-
lars aud less :ban 10000 volunteers, on
whom to depend 10 6ght our battles. As
a leading New York journal recently
said Of us-we have ooly apapsr militia,
aud, 60 far as our rulers are concerned,
seem likely to have notsing more for somS
tine 10 eoms.. -l,.s. X
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portance of the captured persons hem.
selves. when dispassiopa'ely weighed,
happily forbid me from reSorting to that
defense. Nor am / unaware that Ameri
can citizens arc not 10 any case to BE- mn.
necessarily surrendered for any purpose
into the keeping of a Ioreign state. OILY
the captured persons, however, or others
who are interested 10 them, could Justly
raise question on that ground. 1t wo'd
tell little for our own claims to the charac-
Ter Of a just and maghanimous people if
VIZ should so far consent to be guided by
the law OF retaliation as to lit up buried
iij jrries against national consistency aud
nalions! conscience.
Putting beyond me all suggestions Of
this kind. | prefer TO express my satlsfae,
ton that by the adjustment Of the present
case upon principles conlessedly Ameri.
can. and yet, as l trust, nutuslly sstisfac
tory to bo,h nations CONCERNED "a qu. sion
is finally and rightly settled between
them. which heretofore exlausting not
only all forms Of peaceful discussions. but
also the arbitrameut Of war itself. fer
more than half a century aliena'ed the
two countries from each other, and per-
picked with fears and apprehensions all
other nations.
The four persons in question are now
held IN military custody at Fort Warren,
in the Stare OF Massachusetts,. They will
be cheerfully liberated. Your Lordskip
will please indicate time and place Tor
receiving them.
renew my assurance Of my very high
cons deratious. Signed
WIN. II. SEWARD.
| A dispatch fIom II. Thuuy, nal to NJ
Mereier. French Minister 10 orr Gogerr
ment, is also contained in the correspon
deure, in which NJ. Ttouvenel urges that
neutral flag from one neural port 10 a.
mother neutral port covers the persons and
merchandise it carri.s; and adopts the
principles laid down in the dispatch OF
Earl Russell, to which Secretary Seward
appropriately feplits.
Inc ioiIo"l"S 10 run Lulu LlODs l.
Secretary Seward
WASHINGTON. Dec. 27, 1861.
To the Hon. Wm. II. Seward, &c.
SIR; | have this morning received thc
note which you did mt the honor to ad
dress to me yesterday. in answer 10 Ear
Russtll's dispatch of November 80 rrla
tive to thr rrmosal of Mason. S,idell, Nc
Farland, and Eusls from the mai! Iaeke
Trent. / will, without delay, forward tc
Her Majesly's Government copy Of the
important communication which you have
made TO me. will also, without loss o.
time, do myself tie honor to confer will
y GU personally on the arrangements TO b,
made for delivering the four gentlemen
to me, in order that they may again b
placed under the protection Of the BriliS
flag. -
J I have the hoLor 10 be, de-.
D [Sigped LYONS,
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A Yankee Trick in Missouri.

A Yankee Trick in Missouri.
The following is told of Major ilovey
Of the Twenty fourth Indiana; in cOunec'
lion with General Pope's recent exploits
in Missouri:
While at somc point nasr Clinton, Ma
jor Hovey took 100 men, put item in
wagons, 90 as TO hide them from view,
and then putting a few stragglers to wals
Hs if guarding the train, he started out
ecessiob, shot gun in hand, hiding III
the bush. saw the cortege, aud supposed it
q Federal wagon tram, poorly guarded,
aud hence an easy as we'll as Legitimate
prize. Reasoning thus. Secession walk
ed frcm the bush, presented it's shot gun.
and demanded surrender, which demand
was instantly met by fifty men rising
from the wagons. presenting row OF
gli tering muskeIs, aud ntsIing sim
il.r favor of the astonisl ed aud now NOR
titled secession. Secession generally
complied and worked of its i'll humor by
cnrsing such mean Yankee tricks, un'
known t. all honorable warfare, and un-
worthy all chivalrous hearts. In this
way many a petulanl rebel was confound
ed, and in two cases, where fight wat
preferred rather than surrendrrAwo rtbe
sons of chivalry Bit the dust, from the
efycus Of Minnie bullets, which lett 6
Canister like auger holes clear through
their cads. Before his return. Major
Hovey captured large numb Of pris
oners. and burnt one mill which wal
grinding for Price. s
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Tribune makes the fobwing sensible r..
marks on the subject Of hasty marriages:
There is not city, there is scarcely q
township, which dots rot number among
ito Inhabitants women whe have married
or very short acqnAiulsncs, only lobe a.
b.sed. deserted aui left burden and o
life long sorrow to the families in which
,hey wrrs boru aud iesTsd, and which they
mont imprudenily aud improperly dsssr.
ted 10 share the fortunes Ofrela.ivslaHane
gsts. Il young ladies would realize how
grossly indellcate ss we'll a. .calpably
reckless such marriages appear in tie eye
II the obserVsr. they surely would for
bear. A years thorough acquaintance,
with the most circumstantial accounts
from disintersstad and reliable Witnesses
of the aDtecsdsnts from childhood, are the
very least guartss which Aay woman who
realizes what marriage is, will require Of o
stranger. Even then, if her parents are
no. fully satisfied As we'll as herself, she
should still hesitate. Marriage is an un-
dsrlaking in which no delay can bs 30
tasardnOus as undue precipitation.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-09
From the I7th Regiment.
CAMP AT SOMERSET. Ky

CAMP AT SOMERSET. KY.,l
CuRIsTMAs DAY, Dec. 25, 1861.
Dear Sister:
Not having anything TO do to-day,
l have determined TO employ part Of my
time in wiring to you, Perhaps it will
not appear very appropriate to write on
a Christmas day, for that day is generally
spent in social gatherings where friends
and kindred are assembled together TO
celebrate with friendly intercourse and
Thanksgiving the birthday Of the son Of
man. How different our position here,
Here great army Of men are brought
together, not TO return thanks to God. not
to take in friendly grasp the hands of
their countrymen, not TO revel in the en-
joyments afforded by the well spread ta-
bl4 of the cd home, no, indeed; quite dit.
fereut is thes meaning Of this gathering.
We have assembled to ineetl In deadly con-
hict our enemies and the enemies of our
Government, the enemies Of our good
Constitution, the enemies of liberty, the
enemies Of justice, the enemies of all that
is good and glorious in a Government
We have assent led to establish again the
supremacy of our great institution thro'-
out The land. We lave assembled to put
down hellish REBEL We have a
great, a mighty work TO perform, and God
grant that we may be successful.
From the to 9 Of the late papers, o war
with England seems 20 be inevitable As
much as a war with another ration is to
be deplored. We will not dishonor ourselves
10 the eyes Of the world by complying
with her unjust and unreasonable demand
If she wants war, and will not listen tc
honorable adjustment, | say let her have
war Americans are fully able for the
emergency. and let them meet it with
brave hearts and stlong arms. Let thom
look the danger in the face and if England
will have It SO. America will again meas
ure strength with her old, jealous enemy
The boys are passing their time as
pleasantly as the circumstances will per
NIT, nearly all will die on chicken OIL
turkey to-day.
We lave done nothing lately worthy
OF pole. II *
f- j. II. A.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-09
Prisoners Exchanged.

FoRTREss Monroe, Jan. l, ia Balti-
more, Jan. 2,-Caplains Shi!iiagiaw and
Manson, Of the Seventy'ninIh New Tort
regiment; Lieut.. W. DickinsoI5 Third
regiment infantry, s. A. Lieut.; Liaut
j H. Hart, Twentieth Indiana, and Cor
poral Thos.. Mcdowell, Of tho Twenth'
ninth New ork, arrived here last night
bya flag of truce from Norfolk. .1'
o They are Of the $50 to be released il
exchange for an equal nnmter who were
sent 10 Richmond last week.
A great improvement in the treasm@n n
Of prisoners is said to have taken place
within the last two weeks. The abovt
named soldiers 60 10 Baltimore to.nish b
on their way to lLeir homes. '''
The remainder Of the number to be re
leased are expected tomorrow af ernocn
aud number Of our wounded, making
total of 284 to be released, are expected
in few days.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-09

Ey Gen. John Pope, Who recently
bagged ! 800 rebels in Missouri, is ma!
,ivs OF tKeptuoky, and graduate Of West
Poiut, which academy he entered in the
year 1882. Hs1graduated in 1912, and
was appointed to lhe army from the State
Of lIiinois, entering the tervice as bre.
vet sscond lieuteuas! Of typographical en-.
gineerS. lie was sngag,,dIo Mexico, and
vas breysIed u frst lisuten lpspt for gal
laBt and merrilotious conduct in. several
conflicts at Mont:rey-:he breyet bearing
date from sept inter- e3. 1915. On the
ESD of f bruary ls47, be was brsvetsd
captain Tor sAii,lt and neritorious con-
duct at the battle Of Buena Vista. On
The lst Of July 1856, be took the actual
rank Of Captain IN the corps Of topograph.
ical engineers, and on the lHb Of May
1861, was made a brigsdier geueral Of
FViuu.eers. 5a o.. sl1seH
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And he said, Nay, but his maiden


And be said, Nay. but his maiden
daughter
And tie man who had been the child
sa" his daughter newly Ipst to lin. A
celestial creature among those three, and
he said, Ny daughters head il 'on-my
sisters bosom, and her arm is around my
mothers neck and at her feet there is the
baby OF old time, and I can bel- the part.
Ing from her, God be praisedl
And the star was shining. 9t5's
Thus the Child came to lbe an old man
ana Is on"e smooth face was wrinkled
and his steps were leebIe. and bis hack
was bent Ard-one night os lie Law npon
bis bed, lis children standing around lie
cried As he had cried So long ago:
1 gee the slar'
They whispered to one another. He is
dying. Elk.
And he sail. 4 am. Ny age is falling
irom Delike agamen"t, and Imovs To-
ward the star 8 aa chilf. Aud D. mi
Faiher J. nov thank thee th.t It has ss
often opeped 10 receive these dear one:
who swai, mel .. -.
And the star was shining, and it shine,
upon his grave ...-...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-09
More Destructive Tre,het, ia California.

More Destructive Treshets Ia California.
SAN FRAxCIsco. January stormy
weather has interrupted 'elegraphic COM
municatiou within the State and oyerihe
Sierra Nevada ,sincs the 24lh nit. Floods
have renewed to great extent tlroughout
the valley portions ofths State.
Sacramento and Stockton are partially
overAowed again, without much additions
al damage. Business with the interior u
suspended. More property destroyed IN
the State by the fresheS than all the fresh
cts heretofore since the country, was oo'
cupied by Americans. '1-''' .-.'
The weather is pleasant to-day -
Judge Hays yesterday issued an in.
junction restraining the saleloT Broderiok's
estate, until The question Of the forgery
of Broderick's win is investigated. =
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-09

Col. BuRysIDu's EXPEDITION = This ex.
pedition. fitting out AT Annapolis. increas'
es in men and vessels every day. There
are now twenty vessels ready. and Of all
sizes, rom ferry boat to a big ship.
tn total number Of troops now at An
napolis, including the Rh' de Island Ar.
tiIiery is about 10000. Besides the r,
I. Artillery, there are thirteen regiments,
ave from Massachusetts. the 2lst. Esd,
cath, 25th and 9th; three from Ccnnect-
icut, the sth, lOth, and 1ith; Two from
Pennsylvania, tho 18th end 5lst; two
from New York. the 5isL and SD OF
|D'Epiueuli Zousvea and the Ira Harris
Csyalry,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-09
BOOK AND JOB pR1ET1EG.

We are pro pared 10 execute all descriptions of I0R
WORK such rs CARDS, CIRCULARS, POSTERS.
BAIL.TICKRTS. and every other variety OF PhA IN
AND FANCY JGBPlNG, with new and superiortype
and on short notice.