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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-12
Cheering News from Fort Henry.
Capture and Destruction Of Rebel GunbOatS
OUR FORCES ON GOOD ROADS
Speedy Forward Movement on Foot.
a GREAT CATTLE iMMl NENT
FORT D0NELSON SURROUNDED.
DUR FORCES ON GOOD ROADS
Speedy Forward Movement on Foot
a GREAT CATTLE IMMINENT
FORT DONELSON SURROUNDED.
Reported Evacuation Of Bowling Green.

ST. Lour.. Tuesday Feb. II, 1852.
special from Cairo TO Ihe Democrat says that
Commodore Foo,e has just received dispatches from
Capt. Phelps Of the gunboat Conestoga, announcing
the return Of the gunboat expedition from up the
Tennessee River, after capturing a new rebel gun
boat and destroying all the other rebel beats on the
river as far up as Florence, Ala.
The Repa5ltean's Fort Henry dispatch says that
portion Of the army. encamped near the river, have
been moved two miles further back, with all their
batteries, from which point the roads good, and
a speedy forward movement can be made when de-
sired.
Two moro regiments arrived to-day, and two
more steamers laden with troops, are just coming in
sight.
The enemy At Fort Donelson are being rapidly re-
enforced and the prisoners ray that they are conf
dent they can hold the position. Trees are being
ioled for two miles around tho fort, by gang OF ne
groes.
Gen. Pillow is in command there with 1000 men,
embracing some Of the best artleris;s from Colum-
bus. There are two small forts and three camps
several hundred yards from the main Notification,
and present appearances indicate tina, the coming
battle will DO much more desperate than that at Fort
Henry.
CScrsSATi Tuesday, Feb. II, le62
A special Cairo dispatch TO The gazette says that
Union officers from Fort Donelton report that Gen.
Grant Lad surrounded tie fort with seven batteries
Of artillery, and the fort will he sheed surren
dered to-day Or to MORROW. There are 5000 rebels
In tie iod.
cuao Tuesday, Feb. H. 1862
detachment Of cRya ~, go strong, had an en-
gagement with como rebels on Sunday, seven miles
ear Of Fort Henry. Five rebels were killed and
thirty prisoners aud thirty horses captured. One
Union soldier was wounded.
A detachment Of The sd Illinois Regiment De
siroyed portion Of the bridge on the Louisville,
Chrsyiile, and Menu lie Road on Saturday evening.
The rebel camp a; that place lad teen previously
evacuated.
The cuuboais which were sent up the Tennessee
River. by Commodore Foote have captured one OF
tic ,uemys gunoosrs destroyed oil their Transports
and broken up al their camps. The river il now
o.ea4 as h.r up as Florence Alabama.
LoritsILLr Tuesday. Fe9. n. I5ts.
Two persons, iusi arrived, rerOH that the rebels
are e,aeuaiing Bowling Green, with indications Of
their proceeding toward Nashville.
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FROM FREDERICK.

Irsnrdca M. Feb ~, 49,.
EylytLing las been quiet along Col. 0e|y. Inc
.,,.,e ,le uronfi rairbuon ior the murder Of Rolr
The indi,na,ion here and along he ryerat the das
tardy act il,sse, asd "a hasiy punishment VIII be-
naict.d upon tle individual perpetrators If they are
caught b.. Bohrs body waeinicnod here yeS'er-
day. The funeral services were performed IA the
German Reformed Church, in the presence OF II large
number Of officer. ci zons, and rolfIers.
On Saturday night q Fnmor gained some ere ionee
here ,lat Il large body Of ,ho enemy we're approach
ns tie Ferry, aud had laned se'era pieecf OF ord
nance nm BOLIVAR flights, near Snallwoods woods,
INT il uroyes 10 have been unionnfed.
Last nirh wac much colder than bas been eSpe'
reneea for Two weeks, and TIC SUI shines on; beau
lifuly clear tLis morning.
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WHITE GARDEs-THE SERIOUS FAmiLY.-Afer
an interval Of several year, this comedy is revived
At tie Winter Garden, and is drawing excellent
houses. The character Of Amiuadab Sleek is by no
means the central figure Of The group, but il must DO
made up by tie skill OF the player, in dress, looks
and bnsiness" The late NJ. Burton 80 identified
himself with the part that what lie not ike him must
be Judged from is own merits and without compari-
con. Mr.. Clarke in the drunken scene Of Toodes 70
far exceed the late SIR. Burton that the comparison
in his favor was inevitable. We cannot say the
same of Biz Sleek, though the performance wac
amusingly solemn and always within the range Of
good taste We make a single exceplion-ths
knocking of bis hat by one Of the eharac'ers-not
only once but twice. This might do for stable, but
!. simply vulgar aud foolish in dnnwng-room.
Mis- Clifton, Mrs. Sserritt and Miss Fanny Browne
did the young lady parts effectively and Mrs. Wal
colt was good as Lady sowerby Cieamly.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FosrHgss Mossos Monday Feb TO- i'',.
The French steam corvette Gassandi arrived this
forenoon. TIE Ca'ins has nl.o returned here.
Ten desertlpg coutnbands came 10 Camp liauil-
ton this afternoon 'Aayiug been found by scouting
party under Captain Donovan Of the 10th Ma'sachu-
tetts Regiment. One wa member OF the Black
Virgins Cavalry who wefe engaged ia tie sarnsh
nc Ncw-Nukei Bridg, on TIE I'D # December with
M,y Wcbers regiment. Ilc was completely armed
With earbiue. pistol, etc. and bad a.cous'derable
amount Of rebel money. Thoy represent great
carcity Of provisions.
The bark Trinity arrived this afternoon from
Boston with 4o0 reloa'ei prisoners. in charge OF
Licui. Buc to be exchanged. IL If expected that
Bistop Ames and TIE Hon Hamilton ash viii &C
company the prisoners when tLey arc sent over in
the morning.
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nion ere uphold by The col. and sseavs authority The

tuiOn upheld by the sole and exclusive authority Oft
State. ,,..,
derived from er, laws without any oni IN the Constitution
in ngtuia gh Upheld oy the role AMI exclusive .qno
ifv the and must therefore to exist shv o.
Consfuti1nsly when tie STATE which Il deprnds no
longer exits for che incident csnroi survive the pncips
K,sred That Ga hr rercise Of it, exclusive JuIscicon
- Co,a.e % - a tbo s'tpemrcy az The Consultation |,
aintsied in a.. ats. dpls thai eyery~hTe n
this extensive territory SLAYER, slsl 10 e1i Aci
Cal =, It has already eesiel to eE. ConuiionAny OF
k,,red That euy recognition Of slavery II such territory
eneer 81 ye under ihr pretended law. Of ne
Inc. By eny Office Of the United States civil q iai
itrY il recognition 81 tAe Vetrttd Governments T. tc
exclusion OF the Jurisdiction n Conre, under the Con'tn
ton and IN tie nature Of aid anl eomiHt TO the ''os"
R,,sd rhs, suy .eh recognition OF Slavery surrender
a. pretended slaves bafi-g urirf ron q .he ctu
GoveTnment giving them aid md coufoft denial Of ne
-Lts 81 persons DO by tho clctcn Of the states nave
hecome fec 20 that uDarr the Constitution hey cannot again
IT,, rsa That 81 cg'uce from the nhsb's7t end proiee
uon from The Cove Iir-il cofI ding o0igsoEs de
prndnt uron zen htr 80 M while ihe ats lance o. ,i,
,ssoitAnt OF bi' Ierre'y without dheion OF cdr o.
defeated BY the action Of any pretended Government OF p'
ny presuse q property cn 10 service the c5eponu
ing hTa'ion Of potscticn at the s.ne ue due oy hs
United ates 70 evers such irhaotnt "iho on, eto
or or class and ID follows hat iuLsb tauff h-ld - fe-
whose psfsro m aesilucc is due the United states my
justly iOoL 20 the National GoyenmtD1 for protection
he,oiscr, That the duty directly cat upon congress
by tie extinction Of the Stotef Is reenfoced by ue
positive prohibition Of tho Constitution, list no Sta1e
shall entel into auy corfedelaiion,' or without me
coz -snt Of Congress lesp troops OF tlipso!wI IA
time or peace OF enter into any agreement OF comps"
wash another sta,sH "ssut irtrIs q narque ald re-
pfisal." or coin money" CO "emt bills Of credit or
without the Of Congress Isy any drt,s on in
ports or exports" ell Of which lave becn done By ihe'e
pretended OoveTnIne . aud also tire yottvc injunction
o t- Constitution add ossed 20 nation. that tne Uni
states guarantee 20 every State n tbs Union re-
ub form Of government" and that r. puTslsic &c ri tls
Gay ta upon Congress mi Ttl cr 0ir,d by ttet,n'u
lio, Co.g vii ss.aIe complete Jursoic Ion o. suon
y.cs-d t. i,oIy whe4e such uucrr'tirdols ana hetI
ding, hsy been attempted viii proceed 90 ssn5l'h
ta-rca republican foTs Of govern under thr Oon,l
ton: and la the erection Of ti. tust will provide caItAy
the protection Of all inLH thrIcri Tor the re-
cgnty 81 families the orrbH4ol o. lbrr the enc'urs.o
meat u61.ry snd the ,yeisc OF society AMI WI ID every
Government.
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Troops CONG WEsr-It has been currently re-
ported Tor some days past. says TIE P'ttsbsrgh Ola.
.ctt., that "A large number OF troops Will soon be
transferred FROM the army % the Potomac to the
dark and bloody ground In hentucky, TO meet
the re-eniorcemens aid to have been forwarded by
JEFF. DAVIS from Manassas TO Bowling GIeeu, where
Beauregard has assumed command. IL is sought 10
confirm this rnnor by another, witch las been cur.
rent here since tie vii OF Col Tuos A. Scott, AS
si,tant Secretary OF War, 10 tie eject that While
here lie entered into arr geu'ns for the cole use
aud OCCUPANCY OF the enlire rolling stock Of the
CLEVELAND Columbus and Cm,unaii Rain Dad CON-
pauy Connecting lhis city with Cin'inuGtll for Tie
leriod of sx consecutive days, commencing al .
aiyeE date and the object was 20 transfer 1O,OJo
irooYs from Washington to Kentucky.
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CAPTURE or REREIS IN INDIANA.

C.ScissArf. Ilc.i,y Feb ", lth'
A specia from Indianapolis 10 Tie Commoc'n'
says that two mon were arrested at Princeton, Ind,
a few days since by the Surveyor OF the port Upon
searching the persous their clothing and boot iegs
were found wadded with lettep Tor parties in tue
South, many of them FROM Europe. One OF them
had large amount Of gold on hs penon.
Re.enior, sments have gone forward from Danyille
aud Somerset to support Gen. Thomas IN hi' mo'e-
nlent Oh Knoxville.
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rarlsets-Reported by Telegraph.

prrr .DyLFHiA Feb. lFicrR dec ned s1i-s ,eb bb's
, - 2, lof sunrrAue Wheat drclted; sses 3,sJ basn
I'd - 3td - 81 white, r 40 bri ~. EOnN eull a
- ToysRE-Rio l90Znic. Ms poKK, ;ils 23d ) " ~
LARD 6c MnisAI steady a; 24c.
,,uicsGO. Feb n Flour inactive. WHEAT TO- l0wsri
-sle. at &c for No l. ard 7c. for No UoHN &C. loser
lam doll a. &c. HOss-Olrsati love- Live Uue ha.sea
ggP AITts quiet ~ oS - ~ t-csipls LOO boiS
Foaf $3.50 ba,h. Wheat 5000 bu Corn, 4ivo ID sHsse
hogs Exchange a d UUll uaalselei
BOSTON WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT $50,
BosTOS. ra-sdzy, te5. IL, lm 3D..
C.piul stock S3s III 10H Due - otn.f oAlks e,s,
Loans sLl discounts % 5.n1a uep','. ssla0S
/, AIDE. 80. 5l4JOO, Iuon,alton. @'1''s'N
:, -. ..ner 3snks e.9SsSRl
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It,NTutI Turf ~ F'V y -
The remains Of Col. Allen and Surgeon Weller
arrived here AZ ~ O'Clock. a large military coTege
O.. or,ed the two lcar.ee, which were each drawn
h, fonr horses, ak Colonies and liX Majors acting rs
ual.bearors To- tie Sa,e-ilousc. tho remains beng
drrofi.,d ia Tie Senate Chamber, where they now
he ia state. Az immense crowd 10 passing IN ana
out to look upon them. The corpees Vii remain
during ihe day and be- rrsferred to Their iHenu' To-
morrow.
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HlN TriNIl9TU. VI MN ~, - y
Arrived snip Wm. &. Nye hcw-l orb pilot boat 'asi
Gushing, Bga.on. e. q, lqe,
Arrived buk WAT Cheer. shi. ghai o.'.'h 'i NO
Qs1rflrf Hong kcnff isnrsas. 1Niaoi tt'uSi ~.
,n Two ps.,rcrr, and sJtDoyO Ia Treasure Tor Nt"Aoi~
.tA 40 Uuo fsI tn..4hd. ...,,.,. n,
l,.de D. r.,isiug aAehty, with moderate iansae'o w
rar errl tnfsc. a tpei Native not,in.. 49,
m FOREIGN biurdis4 establishing rice OF -.@'
domestic Lfaldios ere higher. Nii.ky aAo' 'p'"' 49,"
p.ltinu : 2 -. 1aud duli al q axe.
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THREE YoUSG SPEciNESs.-Three young lars,
r,,.a Ibons. Dillon P.'nck Kane and VIM Mursla. the
sst o. II yeaIs Of eye. brought before hs,"Idsf
nariiudnr SsitsTdsy chaige % having onfgls
entered sfanil.' -ocn ia stree J- ~
Cry sloiea tlcftcm - ia chErgs a qua NY o. Cd
rr aud tobacco. -e lads admitted having clmae TIE
SGfsary sud sat portion Of H. money ezendrt
sou ia Frca e psce Jinuy Sings" and refresh
monte They cOnIli,tsd for t'IsL
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NEJV-JERSEY ITEMS.

sKArrsG.-Lake Lincoln, at Hudson City, has
been visited during the past few days by many
thousands of people. Yesterday Afternoon Mr. Peter
+. Weaver. the "great Philadelphia ekaier,' and
several other members Of the Philadelphia Club,
were present. The pond was flooded lat night, and
to-day at 3 p. m, if toe weather is favorable,
match is to take place between John Engler and the
" Massachusetts skater"
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Tl,e Trade OF Toledo.

TOLEDO, Tues Iay, Feb. II, Ist2.
The Blade Of this morning contains TIE hhh1A''
sfatement OF the trade ana commerce OF Ioisco 10.
1851 showing the receipts OF wheat ana n r' a.
n, so 1os bushels; corn, 3s12,O5o bushels sne
sresue grain receipts 1900 2lO ousuei', ,s,
over lo6O, 4,2Oi SO bushels ioIdshiPi'eH'' -'''
- 2Ol .4J bushes.
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The RELIGIONS or TIE CHISssE.--Last evening
Mr. u. ID. L. Sutherland delivered lecture on the
Religions OF the Chinese" in the John-stFeei NJ. f.
Church. In illustration of bis various statements, he
ex bbited collection of idols which bad been wor.
slipped in China, Burnab, and India. The audience
war not very large although the subject Was very
interesting.
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THE CAPTURE or ROANOKE ISLAND AT
PROVIDENCE II. l.

PHouDyScr r. l.. Tuesday. Feb u, lt2.
Tie hngs were displayed here and IN other towns
in the STATE, ana IL salute was med IL Noonsoekei
to-day. in honor Of tie capture Of Roanoke leland.
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sI,e .:ura's and Amertca's Maai7~

HosToS. lu,slhl, IL Nor-
TT. steamship America arrived here ~ quarter
>, o,co,k the foreign files by her foF the Aseo-'
caed pres well as her I ma,i' rne s g. ne
'u:.' i,ch il Que il New-YOra Tomorrow marulaJ;.
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,,,rop rrIvrrI AND CApT. PRIME.

LorIsIILIH ny. Iufsiiy, TO II, ~
Ar.angemc ni- have been effected whereby MAJOR
uely.ti and Capt. Prime Of this Department will be
released 10y the rebels.
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To the Associated Press
WAsnINGroy Tuesday Feb II, 1901

CONSUL FOR sANoNh.
.Hermou Michael hGs been officially recognized ne
Consul for Saxony, in the State Of California.
THE ILLNESS OF THE PRESIDENTS son.
TIE President is not receiving visitors, nor attend
ing TO much public business today, owing to the
severe illness of his con, William, to whom he ls
giving bis utmost constant attention.
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As OYEICER AssAULtEp.-Yesterday morning,
while on -r uuol OF the Fourth Prscict WIS attempt
30 - ga e an ,ffs.l three uu.n eppt emil, sailors
made a. attack on him. kuocsrd hin down ud peat him viii
some heavy espou I'll he iuseasioe The ASSISTANTS
a.
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Che massachusetts Legislature.

EO,ION, IUrtdlNf ftD " Ip-.
The Senate to-day elected bi,hop titzpatrcS ons'
of Tho Oyereers OF Harvard College. iiis election
viii 20 back TO the House Tor concurrence.
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THE NJ. LOUIS cnAMBER OF COMMERCE.

-. I0IIll ITf1dlNl TOD ~ I'0-'
The Unn Chamber Of Commerce to-day rnai j.
morsiy pa.sed reqoluuons urging cur Sernio's 70
,rpl,or, the Treasury hole bnl recently passed Dy
tte HOure.
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srri,nior al,e UaileA Aine.lOm.

FDXfLAAn, IuIldtyl Ft' y l0'1'
The steamship United hi1gGUn, from u'ass'Wr
arrived bore to-day.
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Communication with Our Southern Posts.
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LOYAL BLACKS HELPING Cua SOLDIERS.
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TIE SENATE COMMITTEES AMENDED BILE.
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lake AND RIVER DEFENsES.
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Tie SENATE Military INVESTIGATION
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

ar.BLAKE lRep., Ohio Intellectually endtavored
% introduce resolution instruc'ing the COMMITTEES
an the Conduct OF rhe War t. inquire into aud report
the ALLEGED abuses a. Alexandria coGinlug offend
as, soldiers in tbc slau-leH, filthy and exposed
receptacle in which, on Friday night Il soldier was
frozen to death.
A siral, OBJ, ction was made, aud is, under the
r,les. was sulii,ient % preclude tie resolution.
Ar. LOYEJOf (tiep. Ill)r,ported blil 10 estab-
lfh Department a. Agriculture.
Mr.. F. \. CONKLlNG Qiep., y. H. offered the
following, which was adopted:
Hhefers IL l. asserted Authority worthy Of tue notice
Of ts lfvlst, ta Of tic army IA 90
possession tie rebel rctets The vest side OF the toi'
mac before had been communicated 90 our own On tae d>
do Pensacola iln tie gauntlet al the river ba!rts, sl
faheyeu. M sstred that Information oi the move nr''
Of tur patio III amy and fleets ~ frequently e"A" !"
Gated 10 tie enemy ~ advance, uLdf cieuih'' a,
which jr-tify suspicion OF ueucheS on the fs' o' P
~ i~ cyil military service, therefore 90, -, a.,
10, o. HAT tie iout Committee on the NoA-
War be felesitd their eails,st COuTenieDee :"
these cha gs and report action iu A' premises "a Tue
/ cucuuis,sncss shall warrant . RI. O.
/ 1hs ilouse resumed tia consideration ol TIC oos'i
! election case.
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the WAR FOR the UNION.

THE WAYS AND MElNS SCHEME.
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The Arrest Of The HcTald'S Representative
CHEVALIER WYKOFF IN TROUBLE,
sne..., .nsloh 70 II. Y. Y Tribune.

TIE WAYS AND MEANS SCHEME.
The amendments made by the Senate Finance
Committee TO the House Legal Tender bill are
! - =. 4 -
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THE SENATE MILITARY INVESTIGATION.

THE SENATE MILITARY INVESTIGATION.
The Senate Military Committee had before
them to-day under examination Gen. Stoneman
aud other officers. They will attend to Gen.
Blenher's case Tomorrow
DIR. IvEs's ARREST.
Washington, though sore with laughter, Is
still mirthfGl over Secretary Stanton's squelch-
Ing of The Herald. That Ives should have
been hurried off to Fort McHenry while digest
ing the costly AID seductive breakfast which
Bennett authorized him to give to Gen.
McClellans staff; that he should have been
nnceremopiously ierked out Of the bosom Of
that military household which was TO give The
HerQM exclusive privileges in the headquarters
of the army; that the favor Of Gen. Mcclellan
should not have been the least protection to
BENEFITS especial representative against
Secretary StautOn'S iron gauntlet; that the un-
priucipied paper which had bullied Pierce's
and Bucbanan's entire Administrations should, m
a moment, be put down by the inexoraole
lswyeI-the joke ia inexhaustbc. 1t VIII fur
uish Washington with laughter till the end Of
the war.
MR.. BmGHT'S SUCCESSOR.
Gov. Morton leaves for Indiana tomorrow.
He has received numerous letters Of advice
respecting his choice of Il successor to Bright.
lie vii consult he.popular wishes without
regard TO his own personal or political predi-
lections.
CHEyAIrTR wYKOFr IN TROUBLE.
1t is rumored that Chevalier !kof will be
brought TO the bar of tue House for breach oi
privilege, IN refusing 70 answer certain questions
propouuded TO HIM by an Investigating Com
mittec. The prospect is far that the ~ J..
Hsrad viii soon be issued from lors McIlenry.
HORSES WANTED.
Fourteen hundred aud fifty horses ere wanted
Immediately by the Qdar'efmaster-jOO for
cavalry aud $50 for artillery. Dealers may
fiud the advertisement in The TRIBUNE on
Wednesday.
.,rur.,t M ar Uf,sFr II
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1862-12-18

; reached ga. .. Eliday. Il. describes Il. H.
4 diaai I Chi aaF,ia. many q whom 10 met
1Alops the ro y friendly in m.nneu,
but quite mlrole. Mr.: NJ. speaks vezll
hiatk q th} 4.unerin which .ord.r|
Rrpu11on eond Lc5ed tho expedition, e.p,]
ssay tr0hmendibg his promptness and gl6!
tlemanly conduct. It viii doubles, be
some time before the Land Office i re.ee-
tabh&ed Il OsscapE !fsil!o znAt
Now e THE T1ME:-Rsesixsd by,;last
nights express :. splendid assortment .of
FANCY afaoion.ry, IF thJ ~ b..
kinds. Also, Toy Books, and any quaati.
T. ef other articles for the Holidays. Cali
before al are gone-at tf6e BOOK St5re.
TATO Cg0HH ~ Rpe4NpERGER. I,
'o2Nor1cksv4*The Northern. Min. Baptist
Association viii Hold its next ou.rt,rly
Meeting ~ithitbs Baptist Church 1t Fair.
Haven, CONNIE tnoinlg;' Oh Saturday, the 27eh
inst, At ! O'clock r NJ, aud holding thru
tho following Sabbath. .
49, ,rnat antW. g; PHILLlPR,
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The following li j. jjuu. JUL received:
FALMOUTH, Dec. 1913: As morning
The river is, rising rapidly. Our troop
are all on this, side Of the river, and tn
pontoons up. . d.;,. ..,,.i Il: .
HEADQUARTERS Army PoroMAo
FALMOUTH, Va, Dec. 10, l:46 P. NJ
During last night the army Of the Poto
mac evacuated their position on the oppo
site side of the river. The movemen,
was perilous one, but i waa conduct
ed in safety. Artillery was first 70 cross
the river, and last the infantry brought NJ
the rear, shortly after daylight. The enc
my never discovered the movement unit
it was too late to do any damage: Al
soon as Our Last man had got safely across
the river the poatooa bridges were remov'
ed, thus cutting of Ill communication be-
tween the two shores. Our wounded are
all safe on this side of the river There
was a heavy wind all last night accompa'
MED with considerable rain, which assist
ed us on our movements and prevented the
rebels from learning our intentions:
Whole number killed. in FrankGn's
grand, division is 5000. ~ l., ...,
The body Of Gen. Bayard, killed at the
battle Of Fredricksburg, left for WASH ing
ton! on the l4th. H. FL: was to have been
married next Wednesday. ..... IL.
= Sen. Rice's bill in aid Of a canal to con-
meet the Minnesota river and the Red riv'
er Of tho North, grants for such purpose,
: million acres Of Minnesota lands besides
right Of way 200 feet in width. :5.f.. ~
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