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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

COMPREHENSIVE --Tle un5,f.igred heve forncd a Co
MIN ,,li1 u.dsr tie unr.r cf A. ". GffkNLtEt Co,
Ed l ,or,i se erer-l sccs Corr..si,n sid Bsrt.ns
b,.insss, I. No a. Exchange pc-. New iofs tsb gaA
j.. b. GItEESLEAf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

CONNECTING TRAINS
For Bottom via gIlngfsid 80. M. lex J;y9 (ELl p N.
tor Boston Wis Sh.re Line. l2is. PA
For Is1ioid and Springfield, Ia ia lkxh l4.l3, S.J
tfxh g. IN ~
For Conoecieut River Railroad TO ou.resl M tEE
ard 2:lS p IA. 10 Nofthsm plon - -
FOR Hartford PTovi4snce, aud vishki Railroad q n
for New.TIa,en New London md sioninron Railroad
al 70 e. N, II IT, $50. N.
For Cana. Railroad q: IS r a.. % \ Northampton.
Fns flonsaiouic Rdrol1 10 Pushed. . a.
Ior NsIgst1ck i;oiioad. a. IN @.50 o. m
Tor pnbu;v spd Nor,g.k EsiiroGG = $50 a. $50
Comuo1iouf : ospinf Cars ~ achei 90 'raig
JANIS " HOYr Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
90 n)bom II man Concern.

NOTICE Manufacturers of Swords, Sashes
N R and Nj isry Goods general y vii hnd It 60 theli
oter..t 10 I'D lists od' aud wholesale P'e'' on'o'
Z, Iock Cox No. "a p0tt-Otce, CincinostL o'i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

A BSTRACTS of important Acts of the second
- Session Of the NXNNhh Consv-s ard ne SPECIAL .
ion Of tl- NNNfh Also the moro moon -ni ffer ., ~
don. Of pfs,ios1t Lincoln gsen N TiE Tribune
ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For NeE.iia'en. :. a m, tES }; l3;l3 5DifT) $50
80 aud =. N. -. . 81.
FoT Milford strslfcrd fairfield Southport and Wespor,
a, r. n. i2:l5 $50 and a:30 r.
For NorwsIk l. $3.50 le:5, $780, NIli $3.50 $50 81
%. p. ... 80,
For stamford = g. (Ez) 9:3oA Ia i2.l5 SD (Er) s.
20 $50 5;B .,
RIO, Por, Chester add nte edi..e stations = 9ooa H.
IS $50. s.3l. $3.50. $50 2. ~.
For Pos Chesles AID .N.W- Rochelle, p a.
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Gn1nscntenfs

TIE so con NUT WAS A SPLENDID SUCCFsSl
$500 sdias hdren goremen havn. visited ths little
COMMODORE MUTT
yesterday and witnessed his in'rterg exhibitions. pTo-
uounce him 10y smallest s,d cChstf interest
log, sud capivsfirg
Nan ~ MlNiArrNF LIVING.
But one sentiment heard amid tie entire crowd Hnd
70 day ..
that wes Of admiration md wonder he viii be on exhibition
AT ALL HOURS. DAY AND EsENiNG, ,
" the character on eeu esn relating iucioen
OF his history At interval. during the MAGE IL
sbe Leciufe Room. vii rrptl' iu .--.
SONGS ADD DANCES IN CHABACFEh.
Also IN Military I'D other persousiiols nakios n hlos'
nterosti oion pre-. ed 70 New Oh enuie'vo
Ais, e. b. eoe1 d al boa s. ios snd tycniig
TIE LIVING nirPOPOl J.
LIVING WHALE - g..
AQUARTA. will ia T. hiAO uh Oh L,NlNG 80
HORSES 3 LARGE SPECkL-D BRJOk-IEOLI Non
.ler LIVING sERPENi@. &c ,,.
PVTRY AFTERNOON sod tNtNlNO,
AS and Al eock viii be forued by urgent request Of
thousands e. Aiu-enH patrons
THAT GREAT FAIRY PLAY ONplSAi
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no NoTARIES PIIBLIC.

IvIi,,, $50 20 any Np,sy Public OF this Corn'y VINO
nil 80 "a H. m, favor 90 reasonable c1tni ntat,n ~ ~
20 mel of = racsecy AdIaes. NOTARY PUbbl' AnO
"A ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
,ENTRALRAILROAD ofNEW- JERSEY

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEl.-
Frorn foot Of Count ft-Connec,ns II lamp. On
IN ncon Vi ncitTa L-c-ira'lf cd Is erfn i-''' a.
s,d u with i-i-h valley hsFosc Are 80 c.nurt
ions lorniug erct HE 70 i1'olfa ana tue "e'' ""'''
E!GfEa ABRANGENES T-Commsaoias Nov. 1861
- cave Neg-Ycfl - iolows:
HstegBuRe I1PRTes-At s ., II. foI E@tor, tts1i"G
ro,t.yille Harri,burs MalcA Chunk, Whi,sm'Por, SC
Mar Tp.gs-A, o. ~. for Ea'ton, Water uep, >Jhn'
Ton Great Bend nii-toD, Witeto NE A. syn
II \. THYolGH rfirg--fOr tastDf Nttfn NAuiAI "i'
linn port, heading. PJfisvilc, ItlrFsbui =, q G. 49,
TaKoC n IlAis-For bsthlsAsIn hLehso"n'
s:.op.E WAY TnAiS-Fof somervlr
On N. WHs1gBH ExPrEss-fof Eaton AFntown hoad-
jn- Hanstrig Pittsburgh. and ils Nc Sleeping cars non
Jt -sey City shfeugh TO -. isb1'sh. r..
Txpuxs, THAIS FOR II HgIsHrhc--Ibe . N. 1Fptc.'
ain from lrrigCs Hamburg a r. NJ connect
Coa,ra R.roac North and South. and WIN 'hs ou'el
land Valley lt8rosd. gu. -.
Tar Tanorsa ,,xrsgss Tar, roE IRIS "g': iee'e'
foE o. %. n daily Sunday srcrp.d msSn' e',H
connection Il ls-ourg with enDsylyoni Rai oaa- 10 40
cbrnee sf c q pionrzn ard bat ono t. Cncinneh .ni
Ccoe0. fonr hoUrs tine - saved BY taxing sAs bslu
Ysr, nom Pier No. North i.lr,f a. j'i's Nj 3J s'@V
aiof.sf, p 80
ne boiIs sop a. Bergen Point and Nrers H'bo' evby
tip esch wsy. JOHN o. sTERN5 superintendent
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-Pa
ssnger Trains ron loot Of Chsnbera-, a. oliowsi
: G. u, ExpIees fof bulsio.
9i5 a. m, MGI 5sDy Tor Oi,ylls and intsr0sd,.e S.a
in.
Il s. H., Acconl uaodssIon, daily.
a;a D. r, NAy, or hiddleown Nswhursh bni ia'eFins'
% 70 Nigh. Express daily FOR Drrli. 3aHalo Cinpu.
ga igu. sad rinci.sl The JIou 1t hslurtey
tL,o.gh Q s5f.o. nli o. g -ot ruu 70 Dunbi'F.
o. LIZ. Accommodation
-'' CHARLES MIHoT, O,nsrI saD'L
N.ruasHL M,rtE. Hec.gor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

NTRS. FRANCES ANNE XEAiBLE has kindly
WI yourtcesd 70 for tie oeneit Of TIE O. MI
BILE FUND OF TEE 81 GtOkOEs SUR, the
Sonmitt, hes 10 au.aurca hit ,es have euel 81 Irving
TaIIos TUESDAY EVENING teb. 4. WHOM ~ t.atia'
ssl.hed Lady ~i ie-l Slekefp srea 2,y a iiEHhf ".
Sc; Beay Eye Pfes'deet Nc "A bI9.ds Ee ps.5
Walker, Vice. trsid-ut, 80. ia Aut 3n-sti ramp
rri,chaTd Vice Preilalt No. % Broadway kobcn
Bsse, No: Il Wsl.t, y !. Colts, No 90 F1lt.''
o. Cejar-sl; r. r. Ftnt SO ,Ts srosdwsy; J. e. Wslse-
10. 50 hroads'.i Jsues Maple. so. - Bfald e. \ . )
trith No - kxchans place; Th0mss Dixor EVere "ur
J. C. Beaisa. 81 D.. so. 10 ,Ne-t st1.st Vm Yome A.
t,on Ofiee. No. IS Bsekprsus T. VI Mddie'ol 80. 80
tiehsnss 'as M Fickegs 70. % JohI-s' Z W iTe5
ftcksoD. No W feariti T. T. Caiis,i.usop No Chan
kenfs r. W. Cerhios 10 y PEA a.; Chsrol Clifton,
EewIors; Z. r. tulu@n, -. ~ FesI!si 4 Esai1N E0
Bsrcsy.s. C. II. we5o one Of the society No. 40 IL
rhsDRe-p,ace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

y,HE COPARfNERSHlP heretofore existing
Il uuJer the name Of CUiNbI < FILL, :. tlis d, os
sov-d hv mutt 1. consent. W u. Cllfth viii continue
he At Ae s.ne place and 'a - .g9i Hs"
AS'A' io"' . 49, TKiAu FIELD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

rV,IlE COPARTNERSHlp heretofore existing
4 under the 6nn Of EARSB POS n is ~. dHJ
49, b. ,",tu,i eo,.s.t JOSEPH 7. MARSH.
~ tct, sAMtFL fOhl sA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

.NTEW-YORK, HARLEM. aud ALBANY
y RAILROAD For Albany sod Troy, North erd West
WIST.R ARRANGEhENr comuenc's MoND@Y Eov
~. For ALBANY, le.J0a N. Ezpes nAil tssia i4on
S6t-.. Depot -, x
for al ioo. trsirs acc TIMETABLE
JOHN BuRCHlLL. Amt sup't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

AURA KEENE's THEATER.
Tbs world .auous Comedy.
OUR AMERICAN COUSIN
L received mighty With
SHOUTS Or LAUGHTER
and
UNCEASiNC APPLAUSE.
cTe.i1g
4 CARNffaL OF FUN.
1N;-NlGHt
AND EtkHN NiGiE
OUR AMERiC-.- GOUsiN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04
Eeqal Notices.

A STROYOMICAL CALCULATIONS and
q CALENDARS ior The yer hls IN TIE iHlSuNi
ALiANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

NENSI'S u eG0.-IOPULAIION u EACH
TATE nv COUNTIES slo tie Popu.s.iln - me pin
cip.l Oies Of The Unhed ~tt-. ifcm EfSLS o 's'
:, Ia fou, j e. TIE TaIbuSE ALHANAC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

-. p,,.,ea in iorcs irsufthf. .....ss.
ea ~ Po .ces have been Issued d1i'uR .' 81 $50
no, o~i,,, al dlyJsuds paid 60 Jen' a. sSs
r,tsi amount Of clsi~s BY des'h 70 ''" = LEI
TIE Directors have declared dlVioe'n :, .os,
cont and an additional special diviccnd OF - n
rovable IN conformity with the present. ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

Loa,s ids.,lti 80 10 C-cula - ate
SSste. ........... p .j5CJ deposits ......i y ~
lDfaI lipts'.s..... '..''..''t'''' -, ~, ~, ia
Cts.ls. r NerA - ir. jar. tl..... ~ w -, -
Cain. for a.ts -njlF t'h. l..... snieit.s' "a
,.,.rea, F7r ae.s - ains j" '....... l.iNth =.
la.aoses lcc sosk e1lng teh '..... N-'''e'
u. Marine Iosses have been ~ follows:
gos.es. Ft'le,,
Taal Osses for J6luasT. .........'n. ~-'..1@o
sam, period ..st IrAr,......-....'i- .''-'
Tho annexed card Aaa bsen issled by A-s's'
Thompson Bro,Aefs:
Or.fcr 90 rgo'. ~ irrpLis, DA a. ~
No o Wsl-st NsU-b of-A fe. -.
Trtr t,-thrr notice $50 shan ereei' ~ ~
t....t 49, and r.r 40 tfss 9. -, a., ,r
a. +. Id. ~, u, n. = .r,h ,ses Z" s'.H h'N'l u.s. ~
e,,.., >'o,-y 4, uiiei y % 's.a t''s t-e'ts 80
-. !, .,'.,.,, s. ale q pa n y :. d. .,so
,.o,o,l,te synopsis Of she oiIeisl returns Of ID
..,, ,J" n,odt md loses Of all 'hc luspF'ne' Cor
,i'. rado par.uaat TO law 20 the Insurance "
p.'- .,,,o, i published By 7. Jones, IT,, q. "ia'
-, Monitor" Wal street.
gp,o animal statement. OF the Mutual Bsaeiit Lac
r,,,-orce Company shows lie following r'li''s.
-. r,- .isie.ent Jan y latl.,...........'7 1oi@''
RRaas,i,,d for pTsn iu.1s during tbe .e,soya
rssr lhlI.sr..srf.ss.s.s w.
psscrtgsd 10. interest dmls 1he .,,e., =,
seaT loll..........'...'.''s''''
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-04

NIRIOs GARDEN.
IN LAST NIGHT Of
Nit HSChETI,
Who viii srTear -, ., ,,,r,
A. - tT.1t~ck a. ............. F~aucis H0Id
Mir Marx Srni 1stlce rh-i'W
Mr.. = "a W. a. 8iack ss.............s..s. ns LIZ.
friia Barrow .fIiH I,f.
TIIis II! Esd AZ EVENING. Feb 1, M,
sgl 70 400 seskr.pstit'. Couf d., a. 2 acts II
MEKRY WIVES or WINDSOR;
os FAtsiAFP UUTwITIED ~ Wonxy. -
SIR JOHN FALSiAf f............. NH ~ ~ =
YO-MOGROW (WEDNEsDAO RICHARD Ill
('iih ~ grad couhiustl'u cas,l
IN preparation with Of clcrtcLefs reyer Oe!o.e
sousles 40 Alaorice O'keefss Comedy Of
WILD OAlS
Ldsiission 20 N HaTis Of the h>usc l...s..N cents
Secured Farcue e'nl,
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.liIe0iCal.

DHEUMATISM, RHEuMATIsM. RHEU-
IA MATIsm. RI .UMA fsM IiiEi MATIsM,
RFgUNIT!sN FOR Tlic c. Rf Of, Nst
,fVTvrAN 4 co.. PATENT OALVANlD ELECTRO
METALLIC fN5OLES. ihsy give ln..4ut r'th mover
having -, failed H. hvud'eis Cis-uaf. 'gt re- 81
= SAMSON. No 2tf1 Girtfia v
hereby certify that aiecusy cured Of shsnu ,t,'m
which consider usc nan II able benefit - hose
tf tad o. i'L clp.iu OF lhsImai'c lsiure snf g.tn
IA IN mend Is fafe and certain remedy 0f inYsit
,,Hes,ug ifgla such complaints H. psctLilJ, -
GAIT ANTHONY II. EAO0ERIY,
Dream llofs- L0rs Bfsucn ". J.
20 3fxrrAs 4 Co. No A., brosdyay n. y, Oct, ltel
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
YROM GENERAL FLOYD's CoNNAND-BRILLLAN
10 EXPLOITS

The Bristol Advocate gives es the following report OF
late brilliant exploits OF the State Line, under command
of Gen. Floyd:
w. learn from gentleman direct from this command
Who arrived few days ago, the following interesting
movements and acts Of this gallant corps; Week before
last General Fioyd with portion of his command lett
Oceana the county seat OF Wyoming county, Tor ar
ield Lawrence county, Kentucky, while the remainder
Of his forces under command of Colonies GARRISON and
Hounsbel started few DAYS after for Logan county
General Floyd succeeded in capturing Wsrheld, alter
short skirmish with portion of the Home Guards Sta
toned there Several o the enemy were killed besides
some iNy or sixty prisoners takeu.
TIE General hearing Of force advancing upon Lo-
gan Court House immeG lately 20 relieve the force
a that place but Colonies Garrison and Hounshell also
hearing the same report put out 20 meet them Ihey
pr,eesed 70 within short distance oil Prestonourg
Kentucky and the nigdk Of the 5h ins surrounded
the place. having heard that the force spoken oil was ID
camp there Morning came, but finding enemy, they
Instantly set out doxathe river in pursuit of them who
we're some seven miles below They were coming up the
Sset bringing with ikem some eight or ten dat boats,
beayy adsn With eomniSsary and other stores. They
Immediately prepared for their reception When they
had advanced within gnshot distance our forces let
udon them hie the young and gallant Captain Frank
$ NndlaT seharrea up0a them with g portion OF
Ms eoipnarv' We ars-sorrS 20 learn that he was
severely wounded twice in the thigh. We killed aud
captured something like hundred and sixty odd besides
all their boats and conmssary Stores, amounting 10 hooul
eighty thousand dollars worth.
After Ih they immediately turned and made for Pike
vie expecting 70 surprise and capture the notorious
John Dts hut before reaching the place they met him
with his band some seven miles beyond Prestons5urg,
where thev pitched into each other with vim, but Coils
Garrison and the gallant HOunsbeN proved too much for
him They completely routed him. killing and capturing
nearly his whole command. Dlts severely wound
ed since reported dead We captured some fifty prison.
ers With a number Of horses g..
This portion of the command then returned to Taze
well county where they nov in camp.
When Gen. FLOYD reached Logan c. H., he found
that the command referred 10 had preceded him, he
again set out to cut OF company or two who were
Stationed on the main road 10 hkevle finding no enc
NV there he also returned to TazeSel where his whole
command IS in quarters.
Since this manPuyre OF Gen. Floyd, We learn that an
Abolition force from Raleigh county, advanced upon
Oceans and destroyed the place, by applying the torch
a. every house. They then proceeded to Logan Court
House and destroyed it in the same way, including the
mill and other valuable property owned there by Gen.
Floyd himself
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
TIE SIGNS FROM ABROAD.

The New York Express of the 4th instant states that
al the reports that reach this country from Paris go
Strengthen the impression that the Emperor Napoleon
in,enls to AdAere 10 his American mediation idea and
adds:
Some of these reports We specifically alluded 20 yes
terlav By later arrival THE China have an i'm
port,nt addition 10 them, in the rumor that ~ DTouyn
AZ rHuvs has addressed vet another mote TO the Gab
nets Of London and ST. Petersburg. Nothing more like
49, Pertinaciiy Of purpose Is one OF the marked char
s.teris,.cs OF Louis Napoleon Meanwhile continue
Ia notice an decreasing gnftiendlness OF tone on the
part Of the French towards the English Pressor rat
- rowar,ls sue OF them applauding the
81 her Majesty Government in refusing to act With
t4e Emperor Tuls feeling Is rather encouraged, we
pgrcsye by the British Ministerial organs, which
almost unanimously favor mediation The Morning
lEs,iH on the publication Of Lord John Rlssels
.wsr To the rliuys communication, went 50 FAR as 10
n-edict that il would lead rupture Of the Anglo
French alliance. This article created profound i'm
preston in PARIS aud elected sucn comments as these
Ysou ne oplnion Shiionais
o" The remark, OF the RoraiHg Hsr,iL far as the
French alliance erncd strikingy correct TIE
British Cabiue, has allowed no occasion To escape to
make itself ohnoNnrs trarsss 10 the Government of
h. Emperor Napoleon, il hAs increasingly thrown itself
acros- It's path Iu caus'i l. serious embarrassment;
'hr stisst o. Savoy Nice S-Fya, the Suez canal Rad
tb, R5nsn Question. We viii nos, however, assume
la, definitely broken Oh The aliInce; think, on the
.,n,rary that on both rides the utmost Efforts viii be
ld TO maintain aad sodaie H. because France has
many distant EXPEDITIONS on hand TO he able to afford
rueture whilst England, with Iue Eastern question in
-,r pecye rn have no wish but for peace But an a
ace doe. uo' I'm Nv cosaty of friondship and that
appears 20 rs ~ be the r,ve position Of the Gov
rlnueuts.
Upon which the Express remarks:
without something OF cordiality friendship, how
vsr DO aauce cau in the nature Of things, be OF lsng
DURATION ~: that point Il is scarcely worth the while
TO discuss 90 present seeing how expeditions is the
rcnt Of even;s, and nov soon the policy OF the two
Government, u., be subjected TO the practical test Of
acti.-s ard not @. words.
T.-r.1yas d -rHo- current Ia Paris just before the
trr ,f. liverpool, that Lord John Russell. about to
resign but t ol!y authority FOR il very bad author
itv-,he co-re-q Of the H,rSug Herald Tue re-
sI-ton oil Lord J0hu Russell % this interesting con.
juocturs would he an eyeut OF mOre t5an ordinary
gaifcauce and Of is very first consequences, in
oil human probability, would be such reconsideration
of.bc declared policy OF the Batsh Foreign Office as
o1l case the Governments to act in harmony on
.as rain point.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
nkArrtvs OF llscolss NrssAoE
Prom The Albany "a. ~ Alias and Argus


The Admins ration journals have pretended that the
escso the Message to be attributed 10 the haste
Of It's transmission by telegraph On the contrary, the
into the official copy IN the National ntelgencer, and
fnd such sentences theses r, fftsrsrtf
eff the condition Of our relations with other nations
is less gratifying than II has usually been at former PEI
RODS it is certainly satisfactory tha nation so
unhapply distracted as are nigh reasonably have
apPrshsRdsL" v'''"
For "apprehended" read chopped" We do not 0p,
prei<nd what is sati,iaetoTy.
"A blockade &C could not be established, &C., With
out committing occasional mistakes and INJECTING unin-
territorial injuries" ~ u-.
Blockades do not commit mistakes BloekheadS do.
Daring the last year there has not bsei Ony change
OF our previous relations with the Independent States OF
our own continent bat more friendly SentaeNs than have
heretofore existed belle, be entertained by these
neighbors whose safety and progress intimately
connected with own"
II there has been no change" how have the scnti-
ments become "more friendly" .HFf.
Here is a discrepancy of another kind; -
"IR the month of August last the Sioux Indians in
Minnesota attacked the settlements in their vicinity with
extreme ferocty killing Unfortunately men, women,
and children. The attack rhoily unexpected and
therefore no means of defence had been provided
formati0H pas rsceirsd by the Indian Bureau from diff
ferent sources about the tune hostiies were COM
menced that 1siR9td,seos attack 10 Be made upon
the wlhte settlements byaiI the tribes between tbsMs'
sissIppi river and the Rocky Mountains.
II seems then, that the Indian Bureau had lniorna.
ton that 1.-THE attack 10 be made" How, then, was
il wholly unexpscted.n
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20

We r.sH.'-.- Bio '.aa- j,y, a. possible reason Tor
r.- re--cl' o. '-- lr.ry .orr-s b.. r. 7 Aaaaoes.
t.s ssa1-ri s.f..sr, oil en- o5,;yr Of DIE s'sr who
'-- .c ,.-sr ..- fr. 'aav Wen. tD1 mash de-
u-g-l-.--l % --.- Wzisye SAGE i'sraed
c--r a1v o, a rs7r-rs 1r--aJhrsirae ssrJeEisat
r-i -N'.i Z, -..7.--.-I b. tys. OF oar own roops
~'o Get I-,o TIE .t % che sHsng iaTiag the ssssze-
I-sL E-- Oh, a,- striking confirmation Of the state
rlsa- furnished ,l;ereu;ial.y Jy Burnside himself
ON as morning Of The I3b tbe day after the battle, he
-e.s pied 10 Lincoln thar he intended u reuew the
o-r. 'l1' ia- sad expected 80 carry thsCrest" The
t-.s v4slot renewed bar Instead H. on the nigh, Of
tlstlv following the asmy secrossed the RappahannOek
Gal t..Ppaa-ed behind the h.s on the other side
There IN scarcely srrpos5e reason for 50 extraorI-
psrv d-1oss-at other than the conclusion that Burn
81. hal los; coaro Of bis arny And ths conclusion
IS strengthened BY vblr appears ia the Washington Re-
ps5ieaa OF the l5Jh. Tbs oarual the organ Of the
Rsa.osls Of tie Cabinet who caused McCelns removal
because be lot cst and Gerce enough for them
Iasy demanded tornado style OF for the
winter vel as the summer. A. their be.
hes; Burnside ahseSs on saturday Sunday they
lesra from him thar the battle is TO be renewed
Tuesday morning they learn again that instead Of
uevs tie fight his whole army Is on the north bank Of
t5s R,opahannoek and the bridges are cot avay The
rcoa FOR this is NOT given, but il is something that
tlss' them 80 much BY surprise that they at a
los va: 70 DO, hat advise that the army shall go
in winter quar.er', and that the safety Of Washing
co. Do Tie point looked The army is % longer TT
e. cluPsn o. Invasion it therefore be held for
dsasi7e purposes. Il threatens mutiny and dsinse-
grafton must therefore be humored and uurssd for
Wilde in Water quarters. This the explains
Of what has occurred a. Fredericksburg. II in
teres evgu,s correctly, the battle Is the most impOr-
ti Ia IL consequences it the brilliant aud
satisfactory in is progress and immediate results that
his been fought siucerhe war began.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-12-20
DIED.

A, De residence Of Or Williamson, In Hni county rss
on ts sst Il November lat Or ROBERT NOSELEi In bis
q year formerly % ApponatoX county Va Indeed may be
ri aa o. th-sr csauous times, the lis 70 which aesh Is hsr
are alug rsyf ant indsrulnsiey upon ali ages and eon
abe sden Missile ofdeaih seems DOT more surely
upon the -he than the Of the dread
Archer o. reach victim FelnsJn II hons-a~ay from
sre-. % blood Violence nuiabsress hs hnnes
violence, la eomParlsln With these
sfp-Ar sr-y those which have been dArkened ~ the
departure their 81 aud life Ia the death or those Who were
gentle aad lovely and gsad Whilst mourn a. Ne
die in defence % all that worth
Evng scarcely grateful TIE lOss Of those
al the mi % ashuess dsehnrgns the high daiies q
rsponsbs positions In society o. -e last The subject Of
th uotcs physician Of merit ard distinction, be had, dung
st Yeas Of his NE sreny devoted himself TO the pae
bis Ia the southern shee be had 20
confidence and love u al With whom be mlnged, a.
death must he estrsmed calamity. shaving passed
.ssy hrouh hardhp and exposures OF prAice Of several
he the point Of returning 70 h home In
yruaa the OF his YOUTH and cheer the
bis aged parents when he suddenly and unexpectedly
arrested by disease, ant speedily hurried 70 his org home No
generous spirit veuor M who have known him, as
ne writes tbs has known bin, cherish his sneere
-ndnp, admire hs noble kindly and nature
have said al else that be Justly said q hn We
nav si, Ia Woui, say than al-he Clrtda,
sni We hops died ...r.