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941pS -. lI00
This Afternoons Report.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRTREss 4oERoE, Feb. IS.
The gun boat Stars rnd stripes arrived
this noon from Burnside's Expedition, With
bearer Of dispat, hes for the govern ment
They report the rout Of the rebels as
complete; 5000 prisoners were captured,
and all their guhbosts burned or osptured
except two, which escaped in the canal.
The Federal loss is AZ killed and about
l4O wounded. The rebels had about 80
killed, and less than 100 wounded
The advance from HsSteras took place
On Wednesday, the expedition consisting
Of about sixty vessels.
The feet anchored of stumpy Point the.
night, and the next day proceeded 10 the
entrance Of Croatan Sound
After reconnoiBanoe, the attack was com.
meDeed ON Friday morning.
The rebel feet was attacked and dispatch.
ed in halt On hour BY the navy, while the
remainder attacked the land batteries. The
iight e6ntiaued still darh, during Che nigal
10, 900 men were landed, snd on Saturday
morning I, ,0Oe more. y e It
: A masked battery of three guns was soon
discovered BY the skirmishers, and was at.
lacked in the front and on beth tanks.
TIE 2lst 25.h and 9Th Massachusetts,,
9th and bIst New York, and 10Th oonueutly
cut were particularly eugsged. The 2sth
Mass. and 10th Conn. suffered most Severely.
The fight lasted cniy Two or three hours
when the battery vas sbandone4 0ui
troops pursued and surrounded the rsbe
Damp, and tosk the whole command prison
ers 0. Jennings Wise was shot twice
while eudesvOring to escape in 3 boat
Col. Russell, Of the lob Conn, was Kill
ed at the head Of his regiment. Lieut.. Col
! D. Monseil, Of the DEsPinal zouAvss, who's
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and the ,fotilla of 8unb6ats at CaiFOni6h
bsi tFaRapoEisd 10 thlssPolnt and used
sFainBt th6Sbtny With titmendons effect
Tke, ntlantion Of the gOsernment aAould
b SSllsdto the fAet, that 1 larf f6 force mishi
Be probably employed In the construction
Of 9 pontoon bridge across Nolin Greek.
AlmelhOd Of iortib ing recently adoptsd
with great success, deserves mention AZ 8
protection in camp, Well-iniOrmed authotil
Ties consider it greatly superior to anything
laid down in the authorized treaties on held
fort fcations. Under the direction Of sh !
Sargeant certaia Rntimalariaus compound
has boon prepared, the staple Of which is 1
well known dislnieolant called 'old Bour.
bonil lie defehsive power has proved ali
that could be desired. The coat OF mail Of
the Rucisut8 and other relics OF medieval
barbazism lately Introduced By that modern
Heeeor, Gen. 0rittenden, must give plhes 70
this triumph Of modern genius EYen tee
totalers are found wiling 70 conform 10 ''all
neediRl rules and regulations" And here
let me say that utterly reject The common
y received theory that an artesian well OF
lager beer has been found in the camp Of the
9Th Kentucky. / derive my information
from orr Orderly, who has been 'prCspeet-
ing In that direction
!. iThe piece Of woodland Ia which Che 4lsl
is encamped, nov msre than ever Rpproxi.
mates to the soak openinesa Of The west
heSouad Of the AZ and the crash Of falling
trees Is heard almost continually, as In the
days Of The pioneers, s alaas
.,Whsn hIst his AK the settler swung,
Md PlmmOhtbs wood girt solitudes." +"
The sickness in The regiment has much
abatsd, thanks 10 the untiring exertions Of
cur excellent Surgeons, the eKhilirating ef-
iecss Of marching orders, and the 'jieserSP
aiOra mentioned.
L1rER. R.-Sinos writing the above, 'reli-
able gentleman has arrived in camp. Look
ont for q whole budget Of 'ssartling intelli-
gence' in my next
WILLS.
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0. JENNINGS WISE SHOT TWICE.
One Federal Colonel and one
Lieut.. Colonel Killed.
ELIZABETH sHELLED SUNDAY.
This Mornings Report.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAEHRsTON, Feb. ls
TTibaRe's correspondence,
Senator Sumner's resolutions on the re.
lAtions bstEeen the United States and the
rebel territory were laid On the table al
his motion, Ehence they can be called up
Whenever he thinks best. so
Abill organizing the rebel territory into
Territorial governments, on the principles
Of these resolutions, will shortly be reported
BY the Territorial Committees Of the two
Houses. rEr4
Another bill establisking O provisional
government in South Carolina has been
sanctioned in an important quarter.
No decision has yet il IL believed. basn
reached BY the War Department in the
Hunter and Lane matter. Gen. Lane is
sill waiting OF LesvenWorth for news
from Washington.
We have the suthority Of Mr.. Covode for
ssying that he made the original arrange
mentB with Secretary Cameron, by which
the government egreed to furnish General
Lane with the troops he vented, and that
throughout the negotiation Gen. Hunter s
name Wss,hot used, and there was no init
nation that any one exoep Lane was to
"
D. C. MoOoIlum, formerly manager Of the
N. T. & Erie 3 B., and eonfeasediy smong
the 1rst in his profession in this country,
was to day appointed BY the Secretary Of
MAR to tske charge Of and operate the rail
roads taken possession Of BY the govern
msnt. The office being military the rank
and pay Of Colonel we're conferred with the
appointment ysgI-lf.l 5.5i-2-
II Is probable that an Important CON-
mand in Texas will be entrusted to Genll
Fremont, and that for reasons Of obvious
fitness the troops assigned to hin win be
exclusively Germans.
President Lincoln to-day Voluntarily sp-
psared before the House Judiciary Com
mibtee and gave testimony in the matter
of the premature publication in the Herald
Of portion of his last annual message
Ghevalier Wykof was then brought before
the Committee and answered the questions
which he refused yesterday, stating, as is
rumored, that the stolen paragraph was
furnished to the Herald by Watt, the Pres.
ident's Gardener, who was reported as dis
loyal by the Potter Committee, and whose
nomination to q Lieutenanoy the senate
50 decidedly refused TO confirm.
Gen. Sherman, at Beaufort, proposes that
the government shall take charge Of the
plantations coming into lie hands, and
shall raise the cotton, and employ and pay
the negroes, keeping the latter under 3
strict but kind discipline Of oVerseers. 30
he also proposes that suitable teachers
be provided for the blacks, and that relig-
ioUs instruction be given.
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Cum der a. n. Foole who has Just
b let d essful gunbOat expedition
4 nef ut dshry, onthe Tennessee river,
Il B6h 5f-ths lsia Gov. Samuel A Foote,
of canhecticut, abt brother Of John A
aud EooEs cleveland. Commander
FOote 10 -sboat ffty.fye years Of age; he
entered the navy IS a nidshipmGn, in
1922. his first cruise was under Com!
Gregory, sftef pirates ia the East Indies.
In that cruise he was six months cruising
In open boats. he vas ct the destruction
Of q pirate rendezvous in the Esst Indies
these pirates having destroyed Salem
vessel. At that time Com. Foote was at
tached To ths ship John Adams. 81 I
Com. Foote for some three yesrs was on
ths African coast and during that time
took three slsTers. u
He was also on the China coast during
The var between that power and the allied
poWerso Of England and France. stailoned
at Castor, Com. Foote landed from bis Yss-
ssI the Porlsmoath, q marine force to pro-
fect the French and American Factories.
On returning to bis vessel, having q mis-
siansry In ths boss with him, tho Chinese
Barrier Forts fred at him.
Hsdisplayed the American Gag, but the
drip7 aid not eeass Com. Foots had an in
tervisw with Com. Armstrong, Of the Flag
Shin San Francisco. (Armsirong Wssthe ofhF
Ger Who, last spring, surrendered the Pensaeo
"a Navy Yard FoOte wished to ''open" on
the Chinese Forts; Armstrong ihonghthe had
bettsF negotiate. Foote said lead and irsn
we're the best peaesmaksrs. Armstrong
finally consented and Foots got under say
the Portsmouth and Levant but the latter
grounded. Foste brought his ship within
seven hundred yards Of the foris and opened
FIRE, continuing It until the forts ceased to re-
turn the Gre.
Then be landed forces at two OF three
points and went at the forts again. When
they Surrendered, Fooie started on a run b
get GrBt inside, but Lieut.. Walmough, d
Philadelphia being lighter, beat Foote, and
Was ahead -of hin ~ entering, bat Fo0te was
only second In the race, q 80 sr.,.-g~ 4
n don. Foots 6 now, Post Ospttin, IN.
yosnQess OF that rank in the navy As Flag
omcer, now be ranks the same a. A$ot
General. Com. Foote has beentWice married
His frBt wife was Miss. Flagg, OF Cheshire
Conn. His second, now residing with hi
family at New Haven, was Miss Street
New haven, Conn.
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M YoRk. Feb. l2, Ie8g

I nav Aphhs Eeus IL ACoAs
Although ths city OF New York Osten.
sibly and without doubt by great majOri
ties, is in reality st this time loyal, it il
idle to stlsmpt to disguise the fact, that
tie HrsbelliOn' has to this day many ar-
dent sympsthiIers among its citizens
many who are in love with The system Oi
Slavery, and would work boldly and def.
sntly for JeR Davis did they dare rick
their heads in The undertaking.
But while this Is the case OntWsrdiy, aid
and comfort for rebellion nevertheless
AoHs in under currents. Rverything that
can be done is beng done through secret
msohinstiOns to foil The patriotic, and EN-
barass the administration. The extent Of
these influences and labOrs would undoubt-
edIy astound the most suspicious even.
could faithful revelation be made OF the
facts. Hundreds like the notorious Ker.
rigan, Rho hare ever been known as=ihs
most rabid in the love Of slavehOlding,
have gone forth Is the pretended defend
ers Of the Government. Ige U-2 /
The Caucasian, weekly paper here,
hating nov seen its ninsleenth Issue is
without doubt the public yoics Of this usis-
ersbls crew Of slsyshOldiug '' toadies.'i
Through its columns rebel sympathizers
show their front as freely as eiroumsIan-
oss viii safely admit. saa si !
This sheet assumes as its broad basis,
that Slavery is the natural condition Of
the negro, that his slavery to the Cauoss-
ian race constitutes the corner stone Of q
system Of true social and political esono
my, and IS q consequence AmBriean SlAF-
cry being right, ct its shrine Government
should pay obeisance. ifl'
W ith en- army now beReiging the Govern
ment, set on BY slavery propsgandists, up
held By slave interests, having in fRe its
ineipieney, its daring, its treaehery, bap
tiEed in the spirit Of slavs-breeding and
slavery extension, what stronger eVidence
Of disloyalty, in fact could be sdduced
than the promulgstion Of such sentimental?
And when il Is known thstsueh sheet at
this time is generously supported in this
city and its surroundings, who can doubt
but that many neck ID this locality will
slip the rope that should in justice be
caught in its moose
The recent arrested the misoresnt traitor
Stone Is fklr opinion bat the initiatory
step 70 IN reality imperative y de-
manded DE strioiest search be insti-
tuted, a with the greatest possible!
dispatoh 4 the "eloven foot be net.
found q 7erings the least suspected,
We shsl sss ourselves greatly MIS-
taken. WILLARD,
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liam the rider OF the wind
The stirrer Of the storm,
nc IuTTIlIlI 7 IIIE llIInl
IsYes with lightning warm

- NGe win ~ 4ulaAAls Matlus
IAtit Be kSoWn from Dan to Beersheba
thai ths Ions-sfpsoted forward movement
hss commenced. The Horse Marins'' is
inmotion, and il he meets with no check,
secession will be eGectuslly crushed, for
-osasiasFihg his dimsnsienS, he must be 3
.s' psFsr9 on 8 charge.
Marching orders we're issued recently,
ssnd al pIsparalions msde for fnal exc
.dus fsom the wilderness; but our joshua
wss not allowed to terminate our forty
.dsys soiOurn, and We iarry here yet. We
,ars esnsSled BY the knowledge that the
Children Of Israel Terminated their van.
.dsrines after campaign OF foTiy GEAR,
Ne doubt The order rcountermhnding march.
ing orders vas founded in wisdom The
,offateseio importance Of the position We
laor hold cannot be 0veT-esimated. No
Fprpe has been able to dislodge us Our
ohain Of pickets, as impenetrable, ofcourse
~ he Chiness Wail, have edectusliy pre-.
vented the incursions Of marauding bands
Of pediarB, armed with Goie-lesther piel
and oa iron hoe. cakes.
The Mississippi valley abounds IN evil
donoes Of great physical changes ct soml
1tnOte period. Ancient forihostionB and
singular renains, prove the existence Of 8
race Of an unknown type Of civilization
-antsrior 20 the Indians The fossil rock
atEsFn over The ground suggest the theoFy
that The whole country was once submerg
"a % water, end the proirscted rains .
4hs lAst thirty days have glsea rice to Ia
orInie6 Ebal the feared s5il Of Kehf fioky 1
rsabtiae isto & Wstsfy waste. This stat
e s6iDFs, viewed IN military iight Is ne
y, melancholy % might be supposed b.
o5psrdoial observer. Our residences her
~ given us practice IN iHiand nsvigaliol
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FROAI nJIssOURL
sRIEoFIELG, Feb. L

Special 10 the St, Louis Democrat.
Our troops took possession of Springfield
TO day, without firing gun. Price eyae-
uatr3, ths rlage yestrtdny.. -affsrrno-,l
marching out on the Fayetteville road.
81. LOUIS, Feb. IA.
The following dispatch was forwarded
from Head Quarters this morning:
To Gen. Mcclellan, Washiugion:
The flag Of the Union nov foais over
the Courthouse in spFing6slj The enemy
retrested after short engagement, IeAV-
ing large amount Of stores and equipsge,
which we're captured by Gen. Curtis. Our
cavalry is in close pursuit.
(Si6ned) g. W. HALLKCK,
Major General.
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Bath, Brecksyille end Copley /
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-02-15

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