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OoHooRD, N. H., Nov. 8.
The Lamberton Bridge Female Seminary
was burned to the ground last night. All
the inmates escaped without injury. The
fire is thought to have been the work of an
incendiary.
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COUNTER FEITs.

NEW YORK, NOV. 5.
Counterfeit COS and zoos raised from
Is and 2's Treasury notes, made their ap-
pearance to-day. They are quite blurred,
and very defective.
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SALUTE ron GENERAL BURNSIDE

PRovIDENcE, (R. I,) Nov. 8.
By order Of Gov. Sprague, salute of
one hundred guns will be fred tomorrow
in honor of the appointment of General
Burnside to the army of the Potomac.
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ELECTROMAGNETIC ms or GEN. RICH
ARDSON. -
DETROIT, Nov. s.
Baldwin, Democrat, elected in fifth Con-
gressional District; sixth District in doubt.
Michigan Legislature will stand about thas;
Senate, seventeen Republicans and fifteen
Democrats House ffty-eight Republicans,
forty-two Democrats.
Theremains Of late Maj. Gen. Richardson
arrived here to-day, en-route for Pontiac,
his former residence.
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The Monitor was opened to the public
last Thursday afternoon from one o'clock
to sunset. This was the only opportunity
given Of seeing her since her repairs.
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Gen. Rufus b. King is to supersede Gen.
Viele as Military Governor Of fNOrfOlk, and
Will enter upon his duties within the next
few daHs.
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Mr.. Alpheus Cook, of this place, has a
beet, raised in his garden, that weighs
fourteen pounds and six ounces 0hardon
Democrat.
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bosToNI Nov, Z,
Three to four inches depth Of snow fell
here to-day, and continues this evening
with indications sf 9 stormy night.
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A portion of the s7th Ohio, numbering
about 800, arrived here on Monday even
ing, and are NOW in Camp Mansfield, where
the regiment is to be recruited and organ
HaHsfsld Herald.
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General MiteheTs pall-bearers were the
following:
Rear-Admiral s. F. Dupont.
Brigadier General J. N. Brannan.
Brigsdier General R. Saxtsn.
Colonel Richard White, 65th Psnnsyl-
vaniG Volunteers.
Colonel Rust, Eighth Maine Volunteers.
Commander c. R. P. Rogers, Uzited
States Navy.
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FRO1I NEW YORK.

NEW YORK NOV. Z.
Captain Vickery of the bark Mary Ba-
ker ofYarmouth, N. s., reports that on the
Both of October last she saw two ships in
lat. 4lO, long. e90 4OI, and from her de-
scription he believes her to have been the
Alabama, and that she was chasing and
rapidly gaining on the other, an American
vessel. They were eighteen or twenty
miles distant,
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New YoRK. Nov. g.

Special to the Tribune says;
We hear through several channels that
charges of the most serious character have
been preferred against General Curtis, now
in command of the department of the Mis-
souri,, and that he will probably be soon
suspended from his command, and ordered
before court of inquiry.
The Herald has the following:
HARPER's FERRY, Va, Nov.7.
Whites guerrilla cavalry are in the vi
cinity of Smokers Gap. They have in
terrupted communication between hero
and Ashbys Gap.
1t is reported that several stragglers on
their way hence to General McClellan's
headquarters, have been captured by these
guerrillas.
The rebel cavalry pickets were in view
on both sides Of the Shenandoah to-day,
but 1t is not believed there are many rebels
In this region.
Snow fell for ten hours here to-day, to
the discomfort of every one.
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PIANOS.
KNABE'S PIANOS. 9
"A HTFN
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
No. 8 EuClid-St., Cleveland, Ohio,
Keeus constantly On hand = Is-gs osso-,r,.r. a,
PI A N o S,

IrQm tho celebrated manuiaetory Of WIN KAABE
CO., Baltimore These Planes have the full iron
frame, Overstrung bass and all the latest improve
ments and for volume and eTenness tone, easy and
agreeable action, durability and finish, superior
% any other manufacture AL intending TO get a
Piano, should not M 70 these instruments before
purchasing elsewhere.
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FOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
Il CLASS DYE HOUSE No. log Seneca STR Ct, Cop-
p0site City Hotell by UMLAUFF HERfEL.-
Highly recommended By the last State Fair Of Ohio
Dyelng and CleannE in all its branches Please call
and examine goods In the store to nd the difference
With other dye shops, as We finish al our goods by
steam machInery and presses. The only Watering
machine Ia the Western States to finish silks Like
new.
RETEREECEs.-NIssrS. Prescott Chase, AIoott
Horton, Baldwin %, Taylor, GrisEold o., Rett-
berg Hausman, Morgan Boot, and other mar
chants. orr1sai
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RnARnlNn.

DOARDING.-PLEASANTLY-
ID located hsuls, g Wassr street, next 70 pssp's
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ERENCH DYE HOUSE, No. So
senec9-st., tNeLt door e Mrs Portor's MflinsE
5tors,l By FREDEnICK CYBIAX.

- DYEnG and CLEAEuzs IN all its branches. ~
Befereness-Msss-s. ksttberg Hansmann, Taylor.
r5-{ousel1E 3 ~ a-eA ~SNa- - I-~-i.arA-
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am, Sir, yours YsrT truly,
3. THALBERG.


To Mesgrs. VIZ. KEABE & Co., Baltimore II can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which In my opinion, rank among the
very best IN the country. u. STRAkOSUa.
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trimmed In entirely new Ftyos. Our prices waF-
ranted 70 Be g. low as any Oth-r b0use tn the etY
An examination Of Iha zbove niun niUned gonua g re-
streets. TATLffk aBf ~W' Id CO.
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81. LOuiS, FEB. H.-Specials from Cairo 10
tho RErURIIoAS and DENooRAT say tina, on Tues
day ~ reD-l regiments from Clsrksvllls c lme 10
Fort D)nelsDn and gave themselves up, ing th At
they mad been deceived, and were tired Of fyhtng
against the ola dag.
It s declared that strong OH ectons wilt be ra.ei
Wy the Tsnncssesans aghHst the Bowling Green
force OF ling battle nj Nashville.
The Prov ~, N ,rshal at Clarkesviile has sent
word TO Gen. Grant to come up aud oocupy ,ns
town at once The officers Of the lfunbo..ts now
lying there represent the | mon feeling al very
strong. Tie people state that they had beoa ma ie
h belieye thattns MON army EMU comp lsed
Of Ggmans aud negroes for Aboliti IN purposes
but now that they see II Is not they anxious 10
return ~ tbeir allegiance, Prominent citizens say
that similar feeling will prevail in the whole state
IN week
Governor Harris has called a meeting OF the lie.
gisatuie mex, Monday for the purpose, II Is Af run
ed Of having all the unconsti tutionL acts passed.
by them. Immediately annuIled and Tennessee
ulcers and citN ms declare tha, the State will soon
he back In tue Union.
Gems. Bucknsr and johnson are still a, Fort Do
nelson.
Cen. Collum has sent sixty nurses and ten sur
geons 70 attend ~ the wounded at Mound City.
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have built up vita ~ mzch baoriace Of blood
and treasure. OF tho resut We cannot be doubt
full. We shsll become ''Oas people" no mstt.r
1t what cost Ths Govsrnmsnt Of VASE
rSoToS, JprKnsos, JACKSON, DOUGLAS
and their oompeen shall b bsqueathed
intact to succeeding generations, and this
infamous abortion Of slave oligarchy
vii be speedily swept from the eyes Of men,
leaving or ly tlack remembrance bobind. A.
ready the hopes Of the oppressed throughout all
the earth accelerate the time whom the United
St-,os shall become what Cod intended they
should be-the home Of freedom and the pledge
of pufsr ard Christian zsd civilization for hu.
nanitv
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Winea on EnnlInn TahIea

Mr.. Weed writes, from London, to the Albany
EvESISG Journal:
"One popularity, in the good society of Lon
on, strikes me as worthy Of remark. IL is tho
compa atively small quantity of wine imbibed
at dinners, and the entire avoidance OF small
talk about the age, vintage, quality, &c., of
wines. Here the various " ines are served and
drank moderately, without remark. glass of
pale sherry, after soup, one or two glasses Of
champagne with the meat courses, a glass OF
claIet or hook with the dessert, and 81 ass of
Madeira or Port after the removal Of the cloth,
is the extent OF wine drinking, and many gem
tlemen sip rather than take OF the contents Of
their glasses. The only remark about wines
have heard at table, was at Sir j. Emerson Ten
nAnts, who, observing that at previous dinner
drank Madeira, had placed . decanter Of 'hs
old (vide Capt. Cuttle) at my right hand, with
the remark, you prefer Madeira spoke Of
the abstinence of English gentlemen whore
breakfasted this morning, to which friend TO
piled, We have reformed our habits In this re-
sPect, partly from improved taste, .prsferring
the light TO the heavy wine1 bat mainly O &C
count Of the tender toes and rheumatic fingers
you 80 among us,"
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Army Letter.,

Owing the careless manner in which thous-
ands Of letters are addressed 10 soldiers in tho
army, many Of them never roach their anxious
eNpectants, and We therefore publish the follow
ing suggestions, which, IL properly fJllow can
not fail Of being effective
LIST. Address every soldier by his rank. The
esq S" and Mrs" are left a. home
I'd. II the soldier addressed be member of
company, direct to the care of the Captain, by
Lame, designa ing the company by its letter.
Sd. Pat on the number OF the regiment in
plain 6gures.
h. 1t is better to give the State written in
full
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News from the Souih.

Fortress Monroe FEB. 20, ria Baltimore. FEB.
9i.-Notice having been received by q snerAl Wool
that some four hundred exchanged prisoners would
be sent down the James River yesterday, the
George Washinston and Express lefs at about noon
for the appointed meeting place.
This morning al sunrise, the expected prisoners
made their appearance on the William Allison,
which Immediately came Alongside, and the roll OF
prisoners being called, they we're transferred our
bats.
The returned prisoners will be Immediately sen,
North.
A flag OF truce 70 Craney Island this afternoon,
took several passengers down and brought back the
crew 81 the FlDgsl which ran the blockade of Sa-
vannAh some time since With valuable cargo; the
captain and of the light ship before rep lrtsd
as having gone ashore during toe last lrm
aid the crew OF British schooner which also ran
into Savannah.
The Redmond papers OF yesterday contain the
following dispatch;
AususrA, Psb. 10.
Professor Paul, OF Eve, arrived here tonight from
Nashville. He says that Fort Donelson foil ON un-
day morning, and d at General Johnston had t,le
grAphed 10 the enemy and offered TO surrender
Nashville ON condition tina, Atsproperty would
be- respected. No answer was rec sivei, but the
majority OF the citizens seemed willing " give up
on these conditions
A large number OF persons had lef the city -
Thirteen Thousand Federal troops were stationed
at Fort Dlnes,n, and 1000 were at Cllrksavlle,
The river rising, NO that the gun boats OF the
enemy could reach Nashville. large amount OF
Government stores will fall into the hands OF the
enemy. Most II the rolling stock will probably be
saved.
From the n ,rfolk DAY Book, Of Wednesday, we
copy the following paragraphs
Richmond, F,b. lS.-Corgres met to day.
In the Senate Nice-PrOslient Stevens was IN the
Chsr.
X, NJ T. Hunter was elected rIes dent pro tenn.
james Ii Nash, OF South CAROLYN, was ELECTED
Clerk.
The following Senator'S wers absent Mess
Bath Of Alabama Burnett, OF Kertuuky; Sans, OF
Louisiana, and Phelps, OF MssiFsippi
Tnere was one Georgia vacancy, In eonseq uence
OF Mr. ToOmbs declining.
In the House Mr.. lcock of Virginia was elect
ed Speaker, and Mr.. EmmeI Dickinson, OF GeoIgiA,
Clerk.
Augustd FebS1s.--The Savannah Morning News
las special despatch from hareston, saying that
the Captain OF the schooner Theodore, captured on
| Friday by the Yankees in Bull Bay, has escaped.
lie says that the Yankees would capture aud de-
stroy Savannah this week and Charleston soon AZ
/ forwards.
The --latest intelligence from Savannah Is that th,
Federal vessels are gaining ground In their effort
| 70 reach ths main channel Of the river, and Tia
| ths attack would not DO much longer delayed,
TIE RKLKAsRD PERFORMERS.
The following Is . complete liss strslsAssd prison
srs who arrived here Wis forenoon By aas o
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Hyatt's Life Bal.am.

Rhoumatlsm In Its most painful forms, also son
ola, erysipeaS salt rheum, pmples, blotchea, q
ulcers fever sores, the worst Of diseases oft
blood, mcrcuriL complaints, debility, liver q
Kidneys incipient consumption, &c, are mosa o
tslnly cured by this great purifier.
nfATTS LIFE BALSAM has cured thouBanh
OF cases Of these and similar diseases, and IL "
moea certainly cure any case which can be reach,
by medicine, If taken in accordance with the dire
lions.
HYATrs LIFE BALsAM cured Mr. n. Rice,
Grove 1T and u Clinton Market, u in1Ammato.
rheumatism and govt AFTER he had been cripple
for yesra
HYAT'rS LIFE pALSAM cured Mr. y. n. Hob
dock MASTER Ill Madison st, Of terrific ulcer, afO
he had been In the Broadway Hospital six monA
and then thought h. he incurAble.
HlAT1"S LIFE BAIISAM cured Mrs @. Gors, :,
ave aud Dist st,of scrofilsor kings evil The uloe
had destroyed tho flesh from the neck until /
windpipe was exposed. II cured Mrs Gore aiss
dyspepsia.
HYAT'rs LIFE BAIsAM cured Ex.Aldern ,
J. Kelley, Tnirteenth Ward, Eastern Distr1
Brooklyn, Of rheumatism, after he raj BEEN und
medical treatment IN vain, and crippled for mousl
Principal depot 2s5 Grand st.
70 cents pOr bottle. 1OAn
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Tho last words" Of great and unropontani
culrri's, like tie biAvo trader GoRpoN, are un.
worthy Of eredenco. This criminal, yesterday,
intimSted, before he was led out into the prison
yard that she United States District Attorney,
in Addressing the jury at the trial, had prom.
iced to intorccds for a communication o. tho SEN
tenco. The address in question was reported
by short hand wriyr, and II contains no prom
lie Of the kind, as we find, upon examination Of
the records. 1t expressly States that the death
penalty was Necessary to ex,irpste tho horrible
traffic in mon, women and children.
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IIous. Of Repre-. nt.,iyc..

Tire Homestead Bll reported from tho Committee
ON the Public Lands coming up, the question
pending beng W te-commit the sane with iustruc-
Mons to report ihttead the Bounty Lind warrant
bill;
Nj Grow tPa) called Mr. washburne W the
Guar, AID taking the floor, spoke against the mo-
hn.
M Knapp offered n resolution as follows,
That ei tcrtsinng the deepest sebtin.ents Of IN
dolehcr viii the President fsnii la their pre-
set tihittun, in the death of his son, that the
II lus- sdj1urn.
Mr.. Ros're G. nting cfTvrod an amendment,
which wa1 ldcpt.d
That In view of the affecting event, the Commits
sonOTs o. Pulllc Bulldogs he requested 90 omit the
illumination oi thepuLlc buildings tomorrow night
Tue resolution passed thus amended. Ad-
i,utned.
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Governor MORGAN was yesterday understood
TO have sent telegrapbic dispatch to IN. Presi.
dent, asking him again to postpone the do.th
Of GoRDoN. We know not whether the Prssi
dent was proys1tcd by the pressure Of domss.
tic grief from attending to public Business, but
the request was not granted, and G ,EDos, net.
withdrawing the general impression that he
would lie reprievod, suffered the extreme pen
Atty Of the law.-How, will be found described
in another column.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.
Execution Of Gordon the Slave
Pirate.


At little after noon yesterday, the slave
pirate Gordon was executed at the Tombs, all the
Efforts OF his friends in his favor, having failed 10
obtain even a Communication Of his sentence 10
october 1850, he was ArrAisned before Judge Mel.
SOD, Of the United States Court, on the charge Of
having been Captain Of the slave ship Erie cap
tursd with s0T negroes on board, by the United
States steamer Mohican, on ths sth Of AuguAs
1880, hny miles trom the mouth Of ths Congo
River, Africa. In November, 1851, the charges
gAiAa Gordon having been fully proven, ,hank,
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Thn PiIxninnr Ruminr.
A Madrid letter Of the 31st, by tho Bohs On

Madrid letter Of the 31st, by tho Bohemia,
ssys;
The ptiv,toer Sumter has gone 10 Gibraltar,
where sbe exi cots 60 remain M long she thi ,a
proper ard u re yic,wd with everyihing MT . ~
lutrly cnBuaband OF war. Letters "a 'eived this
week f'om CsdtS Etate that large thre' master
fiom New York had been stepped near Ira ,lgar
payable N London, upon the owner Of the cargo,
'nr $50 ttn.
Tsr American war ships are expected To arrive
at Gibraltar daily, and IL seems iolrrahly certain
that " Ahe should not lie speedily sold, her Adven-
furious career Will come W a cloae
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The Pre.,de,t,s Athletics.

A message, signed by the Heads Of Depart
ments, was transmitted 10 Congress yesterday
70 tho effect that in con,equsnce Of tho death Of
the Presidents con, the public buildings in
Washington would not be illuminated today
This action Of the Cabinet, however, had been
anticipated by the adjournment Of both Houses
ont Of respect TO the President.
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Columbus not Evacuated, 60:

81. Louis, FEB. 21.-Noarly all the Fort Dom
eson prisoners havs reached here, and are being
rapidly torWaIdeJ TO their destn alton,
Cen Buckner Is expected tonight. II Is UNDER
Sod tina, the Off GERS will be sent 10 Columbus,
Ohio.
Union scout, who was In Columbus on Tuesday
night, reports that no preparations were being
made for the evacuation Of that placs. Fourle On
steamers, with steam up, were at the wharf. A
salute WAS fred indicating tee arrival OF a General
with reinforce nents from the South.
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From Waahinaton.

Wellington, Feb. 2l.-The fyllov wing prison
ers N STATE will he rtt ased on the 22d instant, by
order u the War Department, on their parole Of
honor 10 render no AID or comfort TO the enemies
Ia hostility a. the Governn ent Of the nited States
In accordance with the terms Of the Executive or
der, No Que, of the War Department, dated Feb,
ii'h, 1862, In reference 10 political prisoners.
IRON PORT LAFAYETTE.
w. 7. Carte, Guy Hipkins David N. waidie
Geo. W. jones, y 5 Ren6au, j. N Ogden, Tneo-
dure q Lemy, RoNert uuckler, q. II. Marriott
Thos Quigley, John IIaigins, T, X Burnett, WIN.
Smith, RIbeI N Rainn, Edward c G ,ttersll, y II.
hcCuhhin, j. u. lamaD, j X Runnen, + O'Bri-
en-, A Thompson, Butson Maury, ". NJ Jones, Geo
Julius, J. Garnett Guthrie. Christopher LsdaridRe,
j. M. Perkin', Thomas Matthew'S, David CaaL
Richard lewis, Isaiah Butler, Patrick Brady, Thoa
BrookOsnk, q. Hrlland, j T. b vain, VIM.
P.rto.
The National Railroad Convention assembled a,
od'ck thh afternoon, W receive the rspor, OF the
Committee appointed yesterday prep are rates for
Government transportation. Toe result may 10
brt fly stated M fOloSs;-
On ali rOsds or dist ,ncas over nay miles adopting
the cass.heations o. the AZ Antc Trunk lines Il
was agreed that dedu atom of ten per cent should
be niade from their regular tariff rates all
supplies or material transported for Govern
mant account with the proviso, that in no case
shl these rates exceed for frs, class freight three
cents por ton per mile for second class freight two
and tire quarter cents pc, mile per ton for third
class freight, two and quarter cents per ton per
mile for fourth class freight, and three quar-
ter cents per mile per ton
Amer a fun discussion, the report was unani-
mously Adopted.
Secretary Stanton having yesterday suggested
tie appointment OF q standing Committee OF the
Convention with whom lie might confer from time
to slime. Messrs. Corning, Fulton and j Wett,
were appointed Euch committee. The Convent on
nd ourntd sine die.
Capt. ID. A Russell, OF the 4.h Infantry. L. 8.
has obtained leave of absence, In order 10 ac-
cent the Colonelcy OF the 7th Massachusetts, In
fRnhy.
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The Fate OF Savannah Near.
The Richmond Fortifications.
Manassas Army Falling Back.
COrcOran Still a Prisoner.
&C., &C.,
The war In Missouri.

81. Louis, Fe6. 20.-Gen. IIalleck has sent tho
folio wing dispatch 70 Cen. Mcclellan;
Clsksve In Taken with supplies enough for
our army Tor twenty days. Tao place IL nos occu-
pied by Gen. SMITHS division.
General Price being reinforced by Ben MaCul.
lough's command, made stand at the Sugar Creek
Crossing, tho 18Th inhtstt, but was de'e,ted AZ.
ter short sngagenent, and again FED. Many pris
tners were taken and quHntiu Of arms which
his men threw AWAY In their flight
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Baltimore, FEB. 2l--Ons Of the released pris-
0nerP, who has been confined At Richmond seven
months, gives unmistAkAbls evidence Of the faOt OF
q strong Union organization at Richmond.
Out Of seventeen Qualifications erected around
Richmond only one is armed, and the city could
be taken easily.
The Upion men have leagues regularly organ
ICED with signs and pass words.
Union men Informed the released prisoners that
the army Of Manassas was falling back ths from
three 10 four regiments were daily arriving At
Richmond, and u at the Tannesseeans were going
10 7, nne asee, and the Caroinians 70 their ruspso
tive States. He also uld, rstood that only some
thirty regiments would remain At Manassas.
Neither Colonel Corcoran, Colonel Lee, nor
Major Revere Ia among the returned prisoners.
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General Ben. Butler. Expedition.

BOston Feb. 21.-The Massachusetts, 3lst
Regiment, and FIVE companies of the 18th Maine
Regiment sailed today in the steamer Mississippi,
for SHIP land General len. Bltler len last
night 70 assume command at Slip Island.
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Evacuation Of Ci.rl.esyiIIe.

Washington, FEB. 2i.-Gon. Mcclellan has
received the following dispatch from Gen. Hallcek
Clarktsvile liz taken with supplies enough for
army for twenty days Toe place is now occu-
IAed by Gen Snilh'A dIvlaion.