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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05


The Democrats correspondent nom Cum
berland Gap evening Of ,hc 23d has arrived
and reports that The federal troops arc in cx-
collcnt health and spirits md eager for fight.
They had abundance Of provisions for 60 DAYS.
The correspondent says the icdcrals can hold
The Gap against any force that the rebels
do not mean TO attack, but thinks they can
starvc The iederals out The number of rcb-
els I'll. side oft the Gap is estimated at from
10000 To $4,000 men who are trying to ioin
Gen Gerdo Williams
On Friday last Gen. Garnard. with 500 of
his and Muuday .s regiment, went on an cxpr-
dtuon TO ascertain the enemy position and
force, and force bis va, through thcir lines 20
join Nelson. They had brush with Stearn' S
cavalry on the route, and succeeded i'm The
expedition. A, Red Bird tne> met 500 of
Storms cavalry, killing two and wouudiug
three. when they scattered at awful speed. =
Capt --, of Nnndy's cavalry, was killed.
No other federal loss
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05

ST LOUIS, Aug. %.
Gen. Schufeld has ordered an assessment
Of 100000 upon seccssionists and southern
sympa'hizers in st. Louis; the money to be
collected without delay and used in arminp
and subsislng the enrolled militia in active
service and in providing for the support Of
sueh families of the militia as may be left
destitute.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-09-05

PRICE TWO DOLLARS. Mar De- had If druggists.
or wl ne seut by m-i grou tecrpt,f s22l DC by o.
I'ef c'rp"hee, win AID uecss ari instruct OIL from
the principal office uf q sMrru Al 60
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18

Il IL sxistsace, paFtisan coatrol Of the sctioa
Of the Beard was exercised with a aercnsss
and rsnoselos uneorupulousDsu unsNs@Pied
In any ether Legislative body" In tia oon-
nection the Supervisors come In for a slap from
the COMMITTEES, who, ubis expressing ''senh-
msnts Of all proper reverence fot the Board
yot feel constrained 70 say that 10 estimation
IN whith that body Ia hold by the people OF this
city Ia not that which ought 10 DO enjoyed by
an exaltd ard powerful dolibsrativs asssm.
blage." The organization OF the Board Ia
criticized in still sharper terms, and in IAN
gusge totally unfk for any public document.
While dealing thus sharply with some OF the
Mayors recommendations, the committee are
oonstrair cd 10 declare thsir beief that his Hon.
or, In suggesting these plans, has been actuatod
only by the highest and purest motives and
their nidenoo that when he ,hsll have given
them more thorough examination his opinion
Of them will undergo a complete notification
They agree with him in the belief that tho
charter needs revision, and sugg,st that a re-
spec:iul memorial be presented by the Corpora
tion TO the present State Legislature, praying
the passage Of an act calling a convention Of
the people Of this city for the purpose of fran
ing amendments TO il.
The report of which Alderman DAYTON is
understood to DO tho author, ia on the whole an
able one, though We would respectfully suggest
that the style Of Smolett is hardly a model
for public documents in those days Of moro re-
fined tastes and purcr literature. Tho author
Of the report seems TO confound vulgarity with
vigor, and to imagine himsolf convincing whom
he il only indecent.
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Congressional Proceedings.
xXXvIIth CONGRRss-scnafc.
First Session,

Washington, FEB. 13-Mr. Harris (N. "
presented petition from citizens of New York
Ssking that the full rank ~ Majar General he IN
ferr,d ON General John y. w.1l.
on motion of NJ. Nesnith tOregpnl the Joint re-
solution relative 10 the mote u the payment OF the
awards for settling the Oregon and Washington
war deht wSs taken up and passed.
On motion " Mr.. Harris the bill h change and
regulate the Circuit and District Courts for the
northern district u New York, was taken up and
passed..
on motion Of Mr. wilson, Mass, the bin 70 provide
Dor the be,ter organzaiin Of the cavalry 0rcgs OF
the United States WAS taken up.
Mr. Grimes said that the number Of cavalry
wanted would depend on the character o' the war.
II II was N be guerilla war, then we should need
a large force ~ cavalry. lie moved b. lay the bill
on the table Tor the present.
Mr. Harris In favor u tho motion. lie thought
could tell better about the matter in thirty days.
He thought the expense WAS not - large rs est
mated E.eyen regiments set down to the State Of
New York only u rec Of these were full and
several were mere skeleton reg iments.
Mr. Foster, Conn, said that IL was evi lent from
the dispatches received that we should want more
cavalry, man called Floyd had stolen away
from Font DOnelsOn, and we needed cavalry II
catch him.
Mr.. Wilson hoped they would no, make any re-
duction In the Cavalry force Ia hence Of ans
nqSE vSEsyYSa Ths Wv ws" va "."- T'"-'
ovsr Committee that the w. , 'n %
~ L,g. a. kle" enough Of the s,u,bar, 10 a,
hop.i ia, ~, snsy would still utiuue to G,b, ~.
,IP 80 nN the Senate would eonsiJa " "Hnt' lie
icy rednce this arm Of the Sc, via meI before
s,in,'. should have governments In 10 Sn.loug ~
n,i tpuI1 and IL would require cnvalrv ~ 9'Nes u
Cavalry A. h.nA bands that would suring ~,
~ aI"'r was Competent L. surL aPPIInB up
r. "r; feasenien's Ainmer dtsnt ~ r,, ~ VICE,
nays, 10. ~ ~i"ptel, by yeas, 70:
Afler some hirtbar A.,
over. '''sSon the bill wAa laid
Executive Session. Adjourned
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OFFICIAL WAR BULLETIN.


Fortress Aonroe, F,6. 1s, ria Baltimore,
Feb. II The propeller Planet arrived this SNer-
nom from Baltimore, having On board the sub ma
nit cable 10 lie laid the Bay from his DIN,
" Cape Charles.
The line has already been completed from Wal.
mingta IL, Delaware, to Cape Charles, and alec from
The heal quarters o. General Wool, about mile and
half up the beach, 70 the place selected for tho
crossing
Tie line will te sunk in few days, and rs soon
As the Lecessary arrangements can Ia male, this
department viii 10 connected directly by telegraph
with Washington and New Y rk.
The Government, and the public will thus become
Informed u The important news transmittei hence
frum 10 " "a hours earlier than at present.
The line will be under the management Of Mr.
W. II Hei's, o'the U. 8 Military Telegraph, and
will be Of the greatest value n the Government
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18
A Female Lobb,i,t

TUG ",oany correspondents arc having much
W say ABOUT " young actress by tho name
VI mus BARNES, who ia irving to losbv
through the Legislature a bill to abolish M,n.
uu"ah square, for tbs benefit of FrnS,xno
WOODS boomingdalo estate. The person p.
'orreu 10 IS undoubtedly Mrs. BARyrs ro,
merry popular actress, but now the wi,o ~
gentlemen holding an Office md, wv W
government. SO far IA we know sba 10 wy
Ei irteproachablo character who min, co,, 'sy
ii pe IN much better business than o Jho..an'
W VtLIs lhfogge the Legislature for FApS SV,'ng
W oob. This is by no means her fra, i 1910
ductlon to the lobby, however. N''' lh'to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18
LOCAL NEWS.
New York and the Vicin

TuE Victory or FoRr DoNRLsoN IN
LrN.-The news Of the fall Of For, u ne
receiwd With grea, joy by tho citizens
American flag was once moro hoisted on eyed
building and on hundreds Of private 70
The gratifying intelligence was cnmmuui
the teachers Of a number Of the pubi, schs
other seminAries Of learning, 10 their puTl
received ID with the widest enthusiasm, an
srA, books proving no further attraction, al
AIRS were dismiss ed for the day. NJt the Lad
Ding Is the intelligence, gained from An u
source, that Col. Alfred NJ. Wood and men,
the 18th Regiment, either have been, or
speedily, released, and may be expected I'D
lew days.
The members Of the Common Councnl
met sst evening, partook Of the genera
and, on motion Of Alderman Strong, copsra|
resolutions were adopted, and an appruprii
$1,000 made TO observe the approaching an,
~ Of WAshingtons birthday ~ a national
In accoidan &c it'll the recommendation Of n
Lincoln. A committee WAS also appointed /
i arrsngemepts ty public 70 'en,iep- ct.
"N'"s MusRUM was illumin.,.
night in celebration Of tina .n..,.,.~ W
nelson. ''ehuer Of "a
IL" MATHEWS HoMrcrpr -.
r, 'ih ISouEsr-VERDrcr OF ruv n,
I"e u quest upon the body of PATTI -
'"uhi'd yesterday, aud conclud,t
huee Grey, girl who was v,i,h -
,.a, ,o Ne was stabbed, aud who was ,J., -,
' 'o'ned that she saw John Rsvn,rJs w. ~
r'''ouetS' stab Matthews in tho si1a. arI
vas 'he person who stabbed bar IN.
,,h' 'o',e oorrooerated that Previously Ivan
street. ie7 " No. 1873 q
,' Sa"'e' fnEI'd'rfet' residing ON thu ~
1i"s ana Cr'Iby streets, testified ,h., a.
''n A@ahews and the rest OF the MARI
S'luA Will knife in his hand, acu,l,ir. 80
uo"S and also saw him stab M.ttbsvvs ~
i,''ne"s cry out IL am siabbed-I nm, kiIla,, 7
"v'h'h CLARK, Bord and Tlero, Of the 29aI
met testified that they arres,,d The nris,,.--I
.'d IN reynolds poke, a knife with blo..i m
pom H. and also saw on his clothes spas a, ~
'oy uid not think Reynolds wAs drunL a,
me. "a uhA ~
N ,S hanney READ M'tthsws' deposition, I.
INC hospital, in which no stated IA a, ba ,..,
no NJ Greene street, and kep, a lIvsrv 81,
; " mercer street. He gave the same verzo,
Ai'a,r AS Tho other witnesses, and iully iden,I,
Shoid4 M the man who stabbed him. II. a.
sh'hed James Skilly and WIN. Winston. a. ha
Va reynolds. Aier having stabbel him n
,u7' re said made clutch tor his diamond Min
ne case WAS then given ~ the iurv. ana a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18
A Day OF RscIioment In >.,. y

Noi SINCE tho memorable days of ApriI b,s
NC" ok been so ''irrod with excitement as
yesterday, on the rocoip, of the news from ,Sa
"os'' Blow following blow, victory surcood o
rug victory each greater than the kst ,Lo
news seemed almost to surpsss belief and all
now r ~o'S lor the moment dalzlod by the light
now breaking out ali around The horizon. aSar
our long night of gloom. But confirmation f,I.
lONeu runor' until full conviction gave place to
questioning and each man bale hi, f,jov %
tLeoice. 10 the streets and on 'Cnanpo i, Nv o
notsis and IN private houses every sbe,s ~, tse
S% news was tho subject OF thought and lie,
yirt~ ~ ~onio Ipat go d old flag, the signal of
''"fy everywhere, waved in triumph. "
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18
THE NEW YORK SUN.
TUESDAY MoT&JSG, FEB. 18, 1862.


Tho capture Of Fort Donelson. with fifteen
thousand Rebel troops, and their most able
Generals, together with an immense amount Of
military stores and soige guns, which was con.
frmed YESTERDAY, has taken our citizens by
surprise. The TACT is, tSe did eypect to take the
position, tho stores and the gunP, but We DID
MOI ezpcct 10 so entrap the bulk Of the Rebel
army, as TO prevent their running away, in
which practice they have grown 10 adept az
almost 10 defy prevention. The thief FLOYD,
With some five thousand men, have escaped,
but the rest are cur prisoners.
The fugitives, doubtless, nod to Clrkosyillo
This ia q town in the northern part Of Tonnes
sse on tho Cumberland river, twenty five
miles duo east from Fort Donolson, and through
which passos tho railroad which connects Bowl.
ing Greon with Memphis. Upon tho evacua-
tIon OF Bowling Green, tho rebel troops at that
point wefo dispatched by this railroad toSardi
Fort DOuelscn, Via Clarkesvillc before tho final
abandonment Of Bowling t,reen was known
Commodore FooIE then dispatched Runboa
TO disable tho railroad bridge at Clsrkesville
by which further reinioieemonts to the ives
were CIT of.
II is known that strong ftriifcitions ar,
greeted at Clukosvillc, which is the last DO
fordOd position in that section o' tho country.
The news OF tho surrender Of Fort Djncls)n bal
scarcely r,anhoi Cairo, ere Commodore foorn
had tAkon command Of full cot o. gun and
mortar boatS, and was on his way, up th'
CumbeilBrd, to attack this place. Under th'
con binod attack Of the fleet, and of the over
whelming Land forces which Generals BUELL.
MIICr,EL ard GrtASr can dispatch Tor lis 70
duc,iou. there is scircely doubt Of is earl
surrender, which will leave Tonnts3eo m
Kentucky free from Rebel troops, with. the ~
'o'"'s certainty Of success. As ,Jrvry,.,.,
DAVIS expects TO 10 inauguratod ON S,,,,,I.
next as Impairment President Of tho q ,nc.i
crate states for tho mex, six years, h. soon vii,
DO anxious 10 find out tho number If s,.,.,
wn,'n are lott to his rule lilo may b, N ir
nrs' Ruler, but viii speedily DO the I,t
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18
ARarYM L.ARr EYENINQ.

nm nn.oh Tr.in. lHckerron. ~ hss,o. nom
~ dNI,h bstass ~ Hal~t oasnnan' nAa n'-'S
ve.b@ nsst q the pss-se' .,..
H.. s ~ issS i.sS "a = o c Nay Nay
psssed ve.sa's isns bosA sooes up aid p.n ,,s
o~ss.. Iesh. a Abseepm passed Vessois Jso-
beon Ftth gar sftashes.
nnft3h Mary Mans WATSON, 9, Thomas 10 DIS
In h.Ileet 10 Thompsn Hunter.
Ma,uiS H~rOn, hlEsbe,hpor, 'cr Boston coal
-Aqulss, Lo.s ElSabe,hPort Tor
Rv-on, will ooaL
Aw McIAll.n, TN Nolan. Kinsa-n, JAM
II days, With logwccd 10 II - G De wolf =,
josephine RIapAl. Small, Ponce x, PEP 2i,
v,H shgSr 6ff tn1orwood. II,d nor,hsrly winds
most II the passage. iolh ina on Cape HenioIesh,
spoke ecsi sase :. rsr1 .sIis Ioa biz Re
.oi,,,o fr,-, and Tor Nsr York, disohgi schr VOL
un,ecr, fr New York, ld'g.
SAILED.
Feb. 10 Ships Chancellor, Kitty Plsyd, and
D,e.dpuebL Tor Liverpool, Spirit " tho Lines. An
~, 1ieo w ashingt.r. Bath Steamer Ellen Ter
~, k1r FORTRESS Aonroe-BArk Trieste, Tor 5hang
baa-Brgs A Hopkins and Eden l., Tor 2 Tk' Mary
Ann. 9, Jaso: HautS London. Also l Steamer
pm O arsntino-II D N gunbosi Ra II, Cor Der
n ida
TIE bar, Maryland, lca ~ 1nAgua, WA built st
RJumoae In lSig. Ia sc tons rated AZ, and owned
by Green and others At Providence, tno' AZ before
repeatedly
Iv,Rr,ot. Jan. Sc The Metropolis, from New
yort arrivei Lere IN ne i-th was thrown On her
he.m o. ia ten days A1er leaving p'rt, and was
c1mr,l'id h. throw overheard portion 'her cargo
" right her.
Tie s,mlA from New York, has arrived with l,sa
~ long loaf, hu'warks % m aged, &c, having en-
cnuntared a vic ent gale IN the lst.
KtNoHnln, Jan. 25.-The Golden Elsle, from
New York tor Gouye sler, has srrived with loas n
binnAoe, boats and bulweiks ttJvo, before ma ins
Lundy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18
A sece--ionIst Co,respond,,,

| W" attention has been called to a sta,emor,
%us' rom our Havana correspopdop,
PuOirnta Gu tho 23rd January last, wherein !,
was reported from Havana that Comm.nI.'
hon" hu, government draft for 5000, had
oI,- nS '', around the money market in that
Ji'.1 ".'nou' takers at an offer of ten per cent
uueOunl, and that it received but one bid which
was at fifty per cent. discount, from Nortb0, u
gentleman.
ms statement proves to be false and wa
l0nn lac" respecting our correspondent of
N when we we're previously ignorant. which sc-
count Tor ib publication. He Ia ranortaJ % =.
= stITong secessionist to be now corr.Spond;nS ~
NJ 9 ,Ss n neTsPaPep, and to DO aiding, bS
'onfaSara means u his power, the cause OF tis
lion here OF elsewhere. -" ''''''u'tA'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18
War In Missouri.

OIL, Hlprm'2fetd FEB. 16 The following ia . ana.
VA, u he st. Louis DEuocR,r,- 'A sPe'
According Ia the -,
s,,, ;" vigorous pursuit Of the Rsbels "a, pNrlny
FIi. vac on C'the Greek, 20 miles from bsr r'o o
rear sysnin and our forces five miles In , Sn
the nsIt morhnU maze GS 40 early start in pursuit
a. "hSnahce About 100 wagons ooh,aining Wv, s Ian
nm Were brought into this place from
on1y Few houu bsfore his Ietraat. "''H roiSylh'
The Rebel sympAtbiysrs Lass'
100. WI 20 reinforced by twelve or ahasn ues'
norn' ,V'i sentoaville, Ark, under Clan. W.
Ram SnI Cen sgel, who was advancing an ~
susd by Cen cG,.; alnerSn, Tou's than AA, pur:
""uA' 'h' 'H'N Gen, I...e'4 EQUATIONS ~ ''0i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-18

II Ia true, that four trains per dan
Washington from the North aud FL
by no means follows, that a trayelIn.
a house becaute he comes here. To I'd
Washington hotel jus now, is about Il
difficulty az to get into the White III
&c get an office from the President
You must first write or telegraph ii
hand. You are then booked and n 4
and recorded; but II by no meats folio
because you are thus recorded, that insl
sonablc time you got in. The u
Is a high fAvor,-it lis alndI
honor--just now to got into hotelc|
in, or being in, you have a sort otI
look down upon the poor outcasti
Through all the muddy, horrible weatp'
ladies lodge out, three, four, or five IA
and come thence 10 hotel to breaklaS
and tea. II there WAS big hotel reai
the way from the Presidents House to y
itol just now, it would be- filed witlf
Hence, the hotel keepers coin money!.
per week, the large proprietors. Frcrs
most depression, after the battle Of ~
and the revolution in April tho city ha,
TO the highest state Of prosperity. TIL
rants here are almost IA common as
York. The rents are high. Two
thousand soldiers in and about Wa
and government disbur-ing throo mil
day, concentrate here, and cater mot
here in all directions. No wonder thal
els thus run over
A newspaper core 7pondent suggs
suffers be-placed in thu front rams, fol
can-stand THAR charOaa
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Nsbl. Hospitality Of Ire Holy

Alta dinner Civ BY the Pope e,
family Of Naples 1 the QuifinAl Pss
touching incident took place. Be-
tn. II seats at table, Francis the Sece
" request that the Holy Father wot
NIT him to leave the Quirinh PLat.
Up his residenos in the Farnese PL'
replied the Holy Fathar, 81 cannot,
II, for when | was At Naples I also !,
the same re@ors which you allege,
Of being q burden TO your august fat
the royal palace and reside In the Pc
ciature; but your father refuss d, Al, !,
himself at my feet, he exclaimel
which | shall never forget, Holy p
place Is here in my pslsce, or at RI,
own L. added the Pope, ''answeh
day In the sane words either here il
or at Naples in your own" y
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,, He; Fer the seaI OF War,,,
RECRUIT WANTED FOR THE JI1xao..
ARTII IHnN - eNOADOl

G, IeT negmen' authorized by His Exc.llsa...
PTSTls Morgan, and designated by him a. NJ ~
. ShnGiAENT HEAVY ARTILLERY, u 10 w., =
ara, 100 ABLE BODIED RECRUITS,
inches In height. ' ''"- 'i'AA 'Ssa
ID L me- Regiment Is CHARTERED Al the UNION RAE
1893 EAs, New York, and lhs best Of r.,ons -
A splendid uniform and liberal HuppI, 81,
oio'hlng furnished Immediately and ths .n.Lu1sS
hes give relief 10 the families Of recrliltn 'AN'h
Inc REGIMENT is Intended Sor garriAou dr..,
marches, and no exposure 70 storms, $40. inoId.N
W field duty. 49, incidental
A aoo nOVsTI AT at rus EHrnAroE or ru WAN
ho~dquAi'orH' t5o Grand -, or Bowcry
Y.a EDWARD MURRAY, uolc..p
A"luaAAl foil osi1
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Evacuation Of BoyIiaz 1,r...

CINCINNATI, Feb. 17.-Ihis nornirc,,, =,
AtI' 'AL has the following special dispatch
va learning that the rebels wera o,,,,u,.,,--
| INNS "fee'i Gen. Bue ordered a G,roaI -
~, ,' nnchelI' TO save II possible thu r,ilr,a,
IT., Ne bridges on 3D.; Barrow river.
~, however had all been destroyed whom c,o,,-
AeI reached Tie banks OF he river.
| AdeS OF General Breckenridge AMI No.,
Woodland station evening" "
W VIC Town. It is reported. is being hum,
" II renewed now that no rebel f,rcos %. i''
u'Ay, east u the direct road ,r,m a. ~
Green Via Franklin to Nashville. 1"S
me rebels len nothing at Bowling C;rsor 49,.
| few old wagons. ''n except
|I'ehden Is trying 10 organize Ano,bsr
~" carthage On the south bank Of the C,,rrras
ANU Tbs Is the cRy rebel force on TIA Ia.
~" Bowling Green 10 Nashville.
uo,' Dit'kenridge's and Hndmsn,s Bris.do.
na.,., ,u oA'k Oh kussellvtle, where Cen Buck-
s,r,o a.. ''sSdeH have been stationed for
also hs,iaT, AN Johnston and HAriee we're
"iso oeneNed T. be al. that pin, ON Friday
-, W r''u tHs'' with the exception Of Nh.
-, s'1's' Tue whole rebel army has been |
moved 10 Fort Dones,n and Clarksyille.
AWhai movements may have been n,sda b.,
rebel forces can only be con ectured, bun tba -
ahuoS are that they have concentrated their 49,
force on the Cumberland. "Ao'o
~ however, they have not done 80, the Dlvi.r,,.
oil Generals Nelson and Mitchell will be ANNA - | !
cope with all they may have between Bowljng c.
and Nashville. ''een 3
1t Is believed that the Divisions Of Ciener,s Ar,
Soo ~. ana THOMAS embarked at the mouth ~, ,bo
''' ni,ef' on steamers for Cumberland, on SIT
10Y nisn" and that yesterday the troops who ha. ri
'en m camps OF instruction al B,rdstoxn, 49, -
= ~, Louisville, embarking Tor the Cumberland. 81
Infee Indiana regiments and a battery of sr,,,-
'iy 'eS'e New Albany today. =,
the aggregate OF these achievements is pe,b,ps
rty thousand P''"HP' No
General Buell. we understand, goes with Gens-s, ht
Cooks Division, to take command in person o.,
% Cumbei land, where our forces will ba. bv,
orrow night eighty thousand.
Whhe he Presses the enemy on the CumbsrI.,,
tn his tremendous force, their flank AMI RAJ lin
pressed by the heavy divisions under Az
herAiS Nelson and Mitchell, \
since writing the above we learn thai, Ian rao jou
nsa now in Ohio camps, arc ordered !, oDoa !, city
Cumberland.
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PRICES ARMY DESTROYED,
Important from Fortress Monroe.
The New Telegraph Line.
&C., &C., &c.


| OFFICIAL REPORT or FLAG OFFICER FoorE.
| CARo, Feb. 18th, 1862.
| len. Gideon Wsllss, Secretary Qf the Ndry:--
The Carondelrt has lust arrived from Fort Djnel-
aru, and brings Information OF the capture OF that
| Font by the land forces yesterday morning. with
| 1900 prisoners. johnson AMI Buckner were TAX
| en- prsoners. The loss IA heavy on both 81 lea,
| Floyd escaped with 5000 men during the night.
| 30 up with the gun bats, and soon al posi-.
! Die, will proceed up ~ Clarksviue. Eight mortar
boHts on their way, with which hope 10 a,taos
Clakesville.
Ny Go, " painful, but the wound is no, danger
| DDs.
The army has behaved goriousy.
I"l'IlreilG Gri5EEff or 70 .rs ~ &c.. ''~''
To v,a,,-,,.,,,--, CAIRO Feb. II, 1909.
Inc Union Tag floats over F,,, n.,,.,.
CSrondelet, Capt Walker, Jrin,, ,ba lAo
teiigcnce. '"e soroua IN
rI' 'oI' surrendered a, o'clock yesterday Sun.
na I'neiNS Johhsop' "A. s. Iney,l and Buok
800. a,' ,'''een Thousand Prisoners and l.ry.
v,,,,-, 'l''' VA OF war are the trophies OF the
"aory Loss heavy on 10th sides. ''0
Floyd the tlicf, stole away durIn,,to,,-..
-, anu " denounced by the rebels AZ a tr,i,,-
'"AAh uAt4lilN AAluta sr,p,
OA'ro' Gen Grants late post, in honor d, ,ho
! tous achievement. "a '"o S''-
sshedl GEorGE W. CrLtuw,
u'n' VOLS aud L. 8. A., aud Chic, O, ST.
and Engineers. ~ s'A''
ftRrHEH PARTICULAR
,"vo Feo' 1.-THE enemy are known d, h..
"Si 'h'r'y thousand troops, aneen ,bous,nJ ",
""oui are our prisoners. Five thousand 80
u,a We balance reported killed and yyo,,ndoi
'herWise disabled. Oar loss is not g,,,eI -,
''ss IN our ranks Is mentioned AZ terribly ssva..
Ihe casualties on the gunboats a, En-, No."
,ere As follows On the 81. Louis, thera w.
h''e XII oil, including Il. II. Riley, OF CincI,nst
""Nhu'd' among them Lieut.. Kendall.
Oh tue Louisville Ave sailors were lii,
'a ,' slightly wounded, two severely, each b,v,nn
Oh arms shot away 4"'iis |
0n ,ns o'rohdo!e' fur were killed, six b,rv
o"4u'd including WIN. Hinton the pilot. md ,a
'Yerely wounded. ALL TWO
va we FlttsOurg two were wounded. T1o 81
''N'' Tor Fort Donelson, had mostly o,na,,r 49,,
'F' '''"ted on the let. Gen. Lew w.u,oa 80,
9 steamer Mi-snr and It'll Indiana Re-,
rived On Friday. argument o
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IdI,s na .S1s New York OAAA.eur.-1--,
JonN CoCikANk, ClonSL-lOO able hnt,-, hSu.
wanted Tor tins fAvoris raximsn. ~. Dodisd mon
o- .i,,i "sA,lon near WAshIna,on' pas Pod in
aacS T ~. - MsniAhsd from day u snliry.rn. .'lon1
the war Thaas saIlsnsg 'HO hnunty =. the close n
H., Nh bay drawn by thsir hIniias In can have
w LHr .mes cor, I'D ave and o,h a Wy York.
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