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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
SPICY Correspondence.


In our irsne Of July - Ia le.lcr appeared from "a
Ia the ,of Gen Me- oss teega he'd
Mo DAY following to kEov wh.e pondtnl could
b. fouud-hs ulshsd t. coumInicale with him We ali
sWeIed thai no ia tho service and nbJro to his orders
sty any oa,u.s which made him sosbls 20 D
authority. would give hiu upotheF~iss prei.fs t.
couuuse With lin and guard a.ains. any future deere
lion days ssbu.quruy, Col Bryrd OF Gen bfass
s.p heu IN ne city cacd dt Ou and demanded
name by authority If Gen Bragg We
were rot H. and he I VOID tor to Call and him. We
did 30, aud CAV. him the nano
Al the digestion o. iend Of Ges Bmgg wrot5 him
the ssn. evening huu,d -Itei la regard to tho matter,
ia; b., understand sGf motives vel, ssthe character
of oar eUr, pendent aud not to deal hsrhy with moot
=, Dung g-n who At most had ong committed al
udsefrtiou when word Of snut on would correct had
ryiousiy written MI Screws 20 avoid mention OF every
ulus Ia eAticn contemplated my dispostion' and move
rnsuts aud although bis letters have frauenuy Appeared
on. could object Yesterday 80 received Tho following reply
To ths lind and ceneus,y ss we bad written, sna we re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-09-01
FROM GEN. BULLS DEPARTMENT

Rcsrogrndc Movements Of the Army Of the
Ohio-Opcrnticns Of the RcbcIs-Hsre
Union Disastcrs-The Disgrace CT
Cinrisville-Dcfcnt of Gen. Johnson's
Cavalry by Observation-Disclosures
men:s Of Tc0ncssee Eoyniisfs-Ihe
Daily Union-Govcrnor Jshnson-ihe
COnfscntion Act-Ansi-sinrcry Feeling
in the Army-How AbO,itionistS arc
made of Union soldiers, etc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

tloekade of TIE Southern ports Inefficient, VIII be
taken BY France. 81, ..;o %
mole ,Lo wore. Of the Charleston blockade.
I've rritateer Snmter, having been ordered from
Co5;1 reached Gibraltar on the l9fh Of January.
n,r;no her passage she burnt the American bark
N.anoIitan. from Messina Tor Boston, with fruits.
sbe also captured the brig Investigator. OF Sears
Fart for Newport, with ore, but subsequently
allowed her TO proceed.
SIX of the Snmters crew deserted at Cadiz and
made their submission 70 the American consul. The
CAPTAIN Of the Sumter claimed them ~ desertere,
but the Spanish officials de, lined to give them mp.
The 1nscarora and Nashville are in stasH qHo at
Southampton.
France will send large additional forces TO Mexico,
and will take the lead IN the operations there.
Two hundred and fifteen golfers were buried alive
in the Hartley Mine near Newcastle. Six days Ell
forts at rescue were unavaing, and it is feared that
all are dead.
Lord Elgin WAS alout TO leave for India. lie
promed the deputa'ion on tie cotton question to GO
bis best TO encourage its growth.
The Bank of France had reduced its rate OF dis
count from 10 Il.
The Rourse was buoyant al 7Of.4Oc.
The other Continental news is uuimportant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
THE JUsCAPORs AND NASHVILLE UNMOltO
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS OF FRANCE.
por1LArn. Me.. wedpe.day. Feb. 5. l962.

PORTLAND NE " euDesubN Aou' - ~
The steamship Nova-Scotan, Capt. VIM. Balsn-
tyne, from Liverpool at 81 O'Clock " the afternoon
of the 23d, via Londonderry on the 2ith ultimo' ar
rived here al O'Clock this morning.
The dates per the Nova.Scotian are five days it'er
than those eready received
Pmser Brown reports: Passed on The sod uiiim0'
Mt III o'clock in TIE evening, oil CAL OF Nan, the
steamer Norwegian, bouDd to LiyerPooli On FeO' j.
lat 46 ;. Ion 46 II, q steamer supposed to re the
Bbernian; also, steamer Feb. 3 oil tue west
end of Sable Island, supposed to be the North Amer
ican.
TIE steamship Etna from New-York, arrived at
LIVERPOOL on the I'D OF January.
The steamship Borussia, from New-York, arrived
ut Southampton Jan. "a.
The steamship Norwegian, from Portland, arrived
at Londonderry on the morning Of Jan. %.
The Tiger from Liverpool for New-York, has
been totally wrecked near Waterford Two Of the
crew were diowned.
The Margaret from New-York for Gloucester,
put into Sharpness 2Si, with loss of boats bulwarss,
and one man.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
GREAT BRITAIN.


The Paris correspondent of THE London Morning
Post saws: 1T is not true, as journals repre-
sent, that the French Government has taken any
steps to bring about reconciliation between the
North and the South"
Mr. Massey, Menioer Of Parliament, had delivered
a speech before lis constituents at Stafford, ia which
he advocated that the European Powers should H.
terfere TO close The struggle between the North anu
the South, by recognizing tie Confederate States
and breaking The blockade Of the Southern porte.
Mr.. Massey's speech attracted some attention.
Tile london Times, in an editorial upon it, says;
"Let France interfere ii she hkes-EDgand's
true policy is to suffer little longer, and let the
event work itself ont it Will not tie long. IL may
indeed be doubtful whether our interference would
not rather retard than hasten the desired event Of
opened ports and large supply Of cotton. Let 10
then pursue our honest policy OF standing qui.e
sloof
The Manchester Guardian argues in somewhat
similar strain, and as regards the cotton supply, it
says:
at is question how far in this district the pre-
valng distress is due 10 the civil war in America,
and whether il is not as much attributable to over
production to Il mere dearth of cotton
The factory statistics Of Manchester show that the
shortening OF the hours of labor i'll the factories is
gradually extending and in the course Of week or
two the movement vas expected TO become much
more general and extensive.
The London It@es publishes letter from cor
respondent. calling attention to the fact that the
Federal gunbost Iuscarora has iniriDged, and con-
tinues TO infringe tie rules Of neutrality az South
ampton and calling on the Government no longer 70
tolerate such fragrant disregard Of neutral rights.
The brig West Indian, Capt. Foote from Charles
ton Dec. "A, with cargo of spirits OF turpentne,
had arrived at Liverpool. Her captain represents
the Federal blockade Of Charleston at anything but
eiectnal, and rays that the stone blockade far
from stopping the entrance to the port, will evenu
ally deepen the shallow channels. The citizens o
Charleston have very little uneasiness the subject
1t was represented tba, Charleston was well de
Tended, and that between that city and Savanna
Gen Lee had about 10000 troops under his CON
1nand
The French steam dispatch boat FOrfogt, at Cher
bourg had received orders to be ready to bail fo
North America ON a special mission.
A London letter in the Paris PGtrje asserts Oh;
the British Government will protest against the mes
sure for declaring the Southern ports closed agans
foreign commerce.
After strenuous eXertions, access Lad been game
10 part of the Hartley Coal Mine, and about 100 o
the 2l5 buried miners had been discovered. IL wa
feared that the remainder Of the miners would b,
found dead in another portion of the mine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
FRANCE.


The Paris Mopiteur OF the ODD publishes NJ.
Foulds budget in the shape Of an address 10 the
Emperor We convert the francs into dollars. ".
Fouds estimates fer 1868 exceed those of 1862 by
$4,000 600; but the increase is only apparent. as
xbere will not be the extraordinary and supplement
rary credits which amounted to over $50
wear. The military and naval estimates show an
apparent increase OF 300 900 over 1862, but i'll fac,
she army will he reduced by next January 70 It's
rated establishment Of 100000 men, and 5000
horses, while in lS6l its average strength was
467 900, and it is still $4,000.
The Naval estimates amount 10 s}3, co., G0, aud
a. they Will cover ordinary and extraordinary ser.
vices they will show important diulnutl0I 10
cover increased expenditure. Fould proposes addi-
fona taxes on horses and carriages kept for pleas
ure, increased dues on the registration of deeds and
sn augmentation iii the stamp duties. From there
sources he expects $40, COO although all work
men ere TO be exempt from tax persOnal property
and oy the close OF the year he expects surplus Of
100000. The total accumulated deficit at the end
of 1861 is stated at S20I GG0 900, but Foud declares
that it will not be necessary 10 resort to loan.
lie proposes the conversion OF II per cent stock
ON equitable terms TO per cent but if the holders
decline the terms, the State shall subsequently re-
deem the stock. The extraordinary budget OF 1863
IL to be made tie subject Of especial law. To pro-
vide for the construction Of railway and public
works Fould e,ommends the temporary establish
1nent Of additional duties on salt and sugar, which
he expects will produce sl2 so, 900. With tie help
of all these ways and means. the ordinary aud ex-
sraordinary expenditures Of 1863 will be fully de-
frsyed and although the accumulated deficit still
mains, it will not only cease to increase but will
soon diminish.
Foulds report caused great excitement on the
Bourse, and funds declined considerably. At the
close, however there wss some recovery and Rentes
were quoted OFF. 95c., decline the day OF about
hall per cent
ne London Times congratulates Europe that the
military force Of France now bids fair 10 shrink 10
reasonable limits. Let il be once understood that
france has no desire to disturb the tranquility Of
her nelgnoors, and the industry of Central Europe
passed Ia the New World NV NV W w '
The Princess Clotlde is reported eaee;ate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
WINTER GARDEN.
MARRIED LIFE,
lowerPart =,

This clever comedy Of Mr. Blackstone has henps
duced to excellent houses, sfionding Mr. j. S Clarke
new food for the exercise of his arch-comc talent in
the part OF Mr. Dove. Like all else be does, il is
marked with distinctive traits OF humor peculiarly
biz own, which at once commend themselves 10 an adj
mirng audience. NJ. Davidge, as Mr. Coide, also
contributed much to the amusement Of TIE evening
The company Of desOlale ladies were particularly
laughablo.
The Spanish Dancers--the real genuine article,
10 French paste or imaton-are well worth seeing.
There is not too much OF their steps. They fash
across the scene, exciting wish 10 witness more OF
the same kind of entertainment. Madame Cubas has
an intensely demonstrative Spanish face and nailon-
ally terpsychorean manner, which nothing else can
give IN idea of. The figures, too, are all OF tha'
Iegion-and 80 the music.
The Naiad Queen, most brilliant spectacle, VIE
the drolery of Clarke, IL reserved for the aieiPece'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
TuE CITY OF nALTIMORE,s NEWS

The following summary of news sent out by
the steamship City Of Baltimore which left Liver
pool on the I'D ana Queenstown on the I'D O
January:
/ The question Of European Intervention in the civ
war in America il being much freely cauvassec
the proceedings al ChareaOn and the alleged gen
eral ineficeucy Of the blockade being the excuses
put forth for such n step.
/ The text OF Earl Rus'elPs letter 20 the Liverpool
/ Shipowners' AssOC iatiOn had been published.
The letter rays that the British Government mott.
| fed Lord Lyons when the measure was preparing
that such plan the stone blockade) would seem Ia
/ imply despair of The restoration OF the Union-tbe
proiessoi object Of the war; for it never could be
The with Of the United States Government destroy
cities from which their own country 10 derive a
portion Of its riches. Such Tian could only bo
adopted measure Of revenge, aud as an IRENE
dable injury against an enemy.
Lord Lyons was further told that, even ~ II
scheme OF ephitefed and sanguinary war sdch a
measure could not be justfable. 1t would be plot
against the commerce Of all nations, and against the
free intercourse OF the Southern States with the civ
ilized world.
Lord Lyons was desired to speak in this sense to
Mr.. Seward, who 1t was hoped would disavow the
Illegal project.
Now, however, says the letter, that the project
seems to have been carried into effect at Charleston,
Lord LYONS will be instructed 10 make further repre-
carnations 70 Mr.. Seward, with view TO prevent
similar acts Of destruction at other porte.
II WA stated that the French Minister at Wash
ngton bad been furnished with the formal dissppro-
baton OF the French Government of the conduct Of
tie United States Government in choking up Charles
ton harbor with stones and that he would Join Lord
Lyons in protesting against the act.
The LORdOH Tfmes continues IT'D denunciat IONS Of
tie stone blockade and ssseris that the project Of
the British Government against Boulogne, in 1894,
was lar different thing, having been designed TO
shut 10 q hostile fleet.
The London WoT.ting Post says that matters in
America are evidently approaching situation in
which the de tOcto government oil the South may
claim consideration In Europe.
Some journals say, that if in spite of the remon.
strances against il, other Southern ports served
like Charleston, England and France will have
nothing left for them TO do but to interfere.
The liverpool Post emphatiesy declares that
the civil war must be stOpped-by mediation, ii
possible; by force, If necessary.
The London DAILY Ners continues boldly to de-
nouDce the idea Of recognizing the South, and says
that il is time the country should utter it's voice
against it in unmstskable tones
is reported that tie initiative in PrOelaiIniag Tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
TIE LATE WRECK NEAR BARNEGAT
,Orrs pOndeucs Of The N. Y. Tribune.

Correspondence Of The N Y. Tribune.
TucSsRToS, n. j., Feb. ], 1892.
We have every reason to suppose the bodies OF the
unfortunate men found on the beach on Tuesday ss,,
belonged TO the Austrian brig Giorgieto, which
cleared from your port on the sd ult, as water
cask bearing that name was found this side Of ne
wreck. Two more bodies were found on Friday,
making ten in all. They were pnt in separate oof'
fins. and buried in the graveyard attached to the
Methodist Church in the Village OF West Creek,
about two miles north Of this place. careful de-
scription of the personal appearance and hight Of
each man, with such marks as were found on him,
was taken down and numbered, and a corresponding
number was cut Oh the headboard of the grave, Sc
that they may easily be identified. | have aportioD
Of color found on the beach the upper portion scar
let, with large Imperial Crown in the corner tee
lower part white.
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LATEST-T.n Lon9onllrrn


The London Times City Article save that au
uneasy feeling prevails. The avoidance of o'niph-
cations in connection with American ailsirs cannot
be permanently anticipated, and the feeling will
probably increase until the meeting Of the French
chambers Monday, at which ZONE indication OF
the policy 10 be adopted by France, England, or
Europe generally, seems to be looked for. The be-
lief gains ground that the French Government will
consider that the proofs Of the fictitious character OF
the blockade have long been too complete and nu-
merous to render it possible to be passed over with
out danger TO those public and national rights the
quiet maintenance OF which depends Oh firm regard
Tor preceients.
The city article of The Her0ld says the accounts
from America Of most depending character,
the commercial situation OF New-SOrk being unpar-
aileled.
II is reported from Algiers that prolonged can.
nonade had been beard oil that coast and vesse
was subsequently sighted, believed to te the pirate
Sumter. Ii was supposed she had sunk her adver'
6aIy.
Tie London GloJe argues that the maritime Pow.
ers cannot be expected 10 respect tie blockade unless
il be really effective.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
BIl AZII,.

Additional details by the French mail report tina:
Gen. Flores has taken possession OF Santa Re- Rosas,
the late Governor, and Gen. Lopez bad ned 10 the
desert. Troops had been sent in pursuit OF them.
The arrivals of sugar al Pernambuco were heavy,
and large stocks were on hand but prices were with
cut change
Freights were active at BAHIA. The Sugar market
here was fiat bat holders refused 10 recede from their
rrces.
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70 address noe 10 the Great Power, declaring,
that tie State of Piedmont constitutes ~ perpetual
menace, and renders it necessary that she should Dc
required 10 disarm.
\ marriage was talked Of between Prince oscar
of Sweden and TIE second daughter Of the King Of
Italy. ~.
Monseigneur Corli, an agent of Anionellis, had
been arrested at LegboD.
The Italian Chamber OF Deputies after sldlP
discussion, voted duty of 10 per cent on railway
passenger receipts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

EDucATIoSAL MEETING AT OswEGo.-lne Fs
ten Of primary instruction, by means Of oclee'
teaching, is now attracting the attention OF ieacns"
aud educators generally. The system has been I'D
successful operation in the schools OF Oswego, new
York, during the past year, ard the Board OF snu''.
ton Of that city have invited superln'endena .,
schools, and othe. educators from different pars VI
the country. 10 NEE. there on Tuesday the i'm S',
and spend three DAYS in a thorough examination ana
discussion of the system, and to prepare aief''"
the results for publication.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

In the Chamber Of Deputies, The Mln5 StI W y,
Finance amid the cheers OF the members IN" ~.
The able OF the House bill relative 10 .ne XII
leces of the Board OF Control ard stated tlot ,e OIL
should lie considered token lha w
has the completion Of The consulu'ion"i eu'i'o al
WAYS earnestly in view. ..-,..o,..s1
he members of the Progressst party have resolved
not to make any proposition in reference to the ad-
dss 10 the King in response TO the speech from the
Throne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

An Imperial ukaee had been published stating that
in view of tnei Increased requirements Of The State,
an augmentation will be made III the poll and stamp
taxes and in import duties, which IN the case OF the
trer VIII be five per cent on articles entering Rus
,ia bv the European and Asatc frontiers. y tax
" III alsn be levied on le.isterel letiers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

EvprRIrycEs IN TERRIFIC GALE, i,E ND
sxow.-The British steamship Hope, Baker '.'I
LIVERPOOL Jan. 9, and Holyhead l2tl, arrived I"
this port on Tuesday morning. The H. has exPsr'
enced very heavy weather. Jan. %, wind \. W. !"
N. during hurricane, lost both life-bosisi nss'
pyramidcs.l seas were encountered, the ocean oo''
Ing up with glea; fury, and the barometer very ""'
spoke No. transport ship, bound we't' III VIZ
Friday, 18th, a. H., bad variable WINDS p n-'
rife hurricane, beginning at s. w., snc "', a..s
against the sun 10 NJ, lasting until sund'y' .,"'
during which had steering pinnacle, skyGshts' '''se'
pinnacle, and everything on deck that was ,HV'
able washed away,-all hand. dashed to ,he ae..'
18th, saw much field ice, aud snow cold in,eDS'
9th, great quantities OF field ice snow and NALL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

APPOINTMENTS OF BeLr-RiNGrRs'-ine 'V''' y,
ing appointments of Bell-Finsers were i'''
Monday by the Mayor: q MAC. ot
Julian C. HARRISON at Union Market nsnto" ossr,
David H. Hampstead removed from Essex h h Mis-.
aud whose post Essex Market ned oy :, xsJiep'
transferred rom Mon Market; Robert Layourn,
stgee, bell tower IL pls,e Of NAensei hosS i'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGEYCE.

LoxDoS MONEY MARRET.--TLe funds on the
I'D Of January were dull, and about lower. The
heayiness was produced b. lower prices from Paris,
for although the French budget was fayoraby re-
earied in London it caused feeling Of depression on
the Paris Bour:e.
Tie London Discount market continued very easy.
LIVERPOOL CorToS MARKET.-Ihe sales Of Cot
tor days 7cD bales including io,o e,r' 70
specqstors and exporters The market is Irregular ana ca
/ 1RApE KEPORT.-lhe adylces from Mancester
are urfsyorabethe market for goods and Yarns being Ia
with dOWuWaT tendency ~, ~
/ IIvFRPooL Ba1ADsTUFFs VI ,RRTT.-The Bread
stuH market has upward tendency. Toe usual alhoe
opotc Four rmer and advanced g. Dbl N."et hfn ana
t5ysocad "a IA ~ GENITAL: Red Western II 2aI24i Red
southern l24cl1 D; bite Western H. t0Z ~ white
soatb.r 70 1875 Cora arm and advanced 3D. = quarter
LiyTRpooL Provision MaREEr.-The Provision
sake i. generally Gu Various crcnss report Eee 4ut'
AID steady Porkdui Bacon quiet Lard pominai Iano"
LTtRPooL PRoprcE N,RTET.-Ashes steady;
eryer Quiet aud steady; Coffee downward sales fms; RI
steady Bo,in has AZ upward tendency sPirs Iufpenune
Ioypov MtRKrrs.-Wheat firm; Flour hes a
DOWN. tendency Sugar quiet and steady Coffee Im t.
buoyart; Rice steady IsoW heavy a! ~ d. ai' Cd LIN
LoNooS MoSrr MAEEET.-Consols closed oo
WeIut sdav AZ '2iC 40 for Money.
ANERIcAS SrocEs.-Ihe latest sales TO Wednes-
dsv afternoon Enc Railway sh.ros 20 Illinois Central
sAales, =. al, discounts New oh Cel'ral Ic4c
L,rlsT-V.a QueeHstorH.
LrvrRPooL CoTToy MsRKET, Friday, 2th.-The
le Of Cotton the week 900 bales, including 10 -
bales 70 specustdT and D.! h les TO exporter Inc @ Ae'
l. Gu win decline Of q. the lowest qualities having de-
cred most TIE sses to-day reach GOO DSes incl
TO spectators and exporters, ihe market cosng quot ..
III following ouOtstiCn-. $500
Far O!esfs............lid Middlirg Mobiles ....Rd.
Mddirg Ofcsus.......i.t a. y sir anis..' ...'''.
Fair Mobile. ........l3d Mijdlrg upauds u g.
The total OF Cotton a. Liverpool il estimated 81 ~ O
baes inclusive Of 2155 bale. o. Amoricen de'cr F.ion
RrVsp.rrrFs-'Ihe market closes dull. and all
qualities slightly lower.
PEoyIsIoNs.-The market is quiet and steady.
LONDON MOEEl MtERET.-Con30sc closed or Fri
dsv q 81 Qq3 for The weekly return Of the bank Of
England shows a dec.iDe ia bullion Of $1,000
/ AMFKICAS SToCHS.-lhe latest sales were, Efie
Railroad ? 1l. Illinois Central shares, - discount
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06

TIE LONDON TINES AGAINST INTERVENTION
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SPAIN.


The official gazette formally announces that IN
Queen If eRctlRtc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
ITALY.

The Turn papers publish dispatch from Rome
Asserting that to- Austrian Government was about
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-06
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF TIE NOuA-SCOTIsN At PORTLAND
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Arrival Of a Brig from Charleston.
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French Intervention Story Denied
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Fife away, you fin teller
You niuy NE ill you are yci.cr,
More you got ahead OF me-

-Hdlle. Patti after having visited Berlin and Vi
emma, is expected at Brussels, where Italian COM
pauy, under the direction OF NJ. MeTelli, intends to
perform during two month";. The celebrated canta-
tr!ec will appear in La Somnambula" Marta, y
" II Barbierc," IL Troyatore," Don Pasqua!e, -
and "l4a Figlio del Reggimento.'
Capt. Wetmorc, who at the battle of Mil Spring
sunk the rebel steamer with his battery Of Parrot
guns, recruited his battery in Cleveland, where
his parents reside, and left with his COM
nmnd some six weeks since. lie was appointed
cadet ut West Point from Cuyahoga Falls, where