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Alas the weary hours pass slow,
In. night Is very lark and still.
And IN tie marshes far below
hear the blardei whippolrwill.
! scarce can sre ward ahead
Ny ears arc strained 10 catch each sound
/ hear the leaves about me sized,
And the springs bubhling through The groun.
Along the beaten path pace,
Where white rugs mark my sentry's track,
lu f0rmless shrubs I socm 10 trace
The ineman's form with bending back
] think see him crOuching low r.
stop and lisi--I stoop and peer
uutl The neighboring hillocks grow
TO groups a soldiers far AMI near.
with ready piece ! walt AMI watch,
Until mine eyes, familiar grown,
Detect each harmless earthen notch
Aud turn gnerrillas into stone.
And then amid the lonely gloom
Beneath tho weird Old tulip trees
Ny silent marches resume,
And think un other times than these
Sweet visions thfou. b the silent night
Thofieup windows lringed with VIM
The room within In soitencd light,
The tender, milk white hand In mine
The timid pressure, aud the pause,
That oftmcs oyorcame our spee"h-
4 MAJ Aiiif v Nfu ny MNhAeIiouH lhM7
We both felt all Ia al 10 each r.
And then that bitter, bttcr day,
when came the lual hour 10 part,
When, clothed in.soldier's honest gray
pressed her weeping 10 my heart
Too proud " mo to bid me stay
loo fond Of me 10 let me gui
had ~ tear myself away,
Aud left her stolid ia her woe.
80 rose the dTram-sO passed tho night
NhCn distant Ia the dark some glen,
Approaching up the sombre height,
/ heari the solid march of men
tn over stubble, over swari,
Aud fields where lay the golden shcuL
I Jaw Tho lantern Of the guard
Advancing with tho nj ht relief.
Halt who goes thcroT my.challerge cry
IL rings aiOIg the watchful line.
a." Relief" 1 hear a voice reply
" Advance and give the counters go
with bayouet al charge wait
Tue corporal gives the mystic spell
with arms at port charge my mate,
And onward pass, aud all Is We'll.
But in the tent that mig Il AwakC,
| think, n In the fray / fall,
Can the mystic answer make
Whenever the angelic sentrCs call
Aud pray that Hodvcn may 80 ordsin
That When near the camp divine,
Whether Ia travail or In pIin,
!, too, may have tho countcrsgn.
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United States of America:
MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESsEE.

Nv IIFREAs libel Of information was Atd within
w and for the Middle District q Tonnes, g. M
Nashville on the 2nd day Of june, A n 1867, ly
Juhu r. m.lr, Esq, AttIu,g ur the tnriod ties
tor the Middle sriot " TEN esq e. Who pc Ae.utrs
heruu uu behalf Of the Cuite states again certain
pro ~ viz certain INt. stuat d ear IA south
last 90 nor o BROAD ami truut stftes M the NV If
Va hvilu herg tue next lott ID cur"tr ut uti o.
sad IN hich corner Tot ls uiatpd We b Hss Gun
dry Of u Coles said lot lront ug On tro,t strt run
u Ug back towards he river, thcrCe nearly urIlrl
10 tie river, aud th-nte back G. Front rt a o. cor
ucr ul III lot on front sire, t,rth.tt hrtm Brund
being opposite small HlfAsmltu'r shop, sd % & Il up
the ,tle SIDE ot Front street, an 49, al ihr u nd.
lngs On Id lot, and also the uNturcs tnuol iuofy
too 3, impt mcuts aud mat all Uf every drsrrt n
nntc cu wNh 81 lot and builduC-; s,iu Iu IIinps
,u id lot being tie Foundry ct one I. ~ brennan.
aud paNi process against sail property. that the
same b. cuudCmned as forfeited
Now, therefore, IN pursuance a. the mOuItuu. ma
der the seal NJ said QUIT, 10 me die eutud aud liver
Cd, do HEREBY give Iubl uutrr On al % rooms
claiming said property or va any tu,ur ter st.U
Their iu, thit tucy b aud app nc ore salt Cr.ru
"u {, To hc hcli nt The rN ur Nasty Ily On pu, tu
said District, Ga tht 2Olh day ct nc obcr IB!.a,I
o'cuck In the forenoon ct that day, then uuI tho,
to t'irpose a., claims, ami Co mtkc thor aDlr.a
lions Ia that behalf D. H. GLAs, uCk
june IL, lS63-Ilt L. :. Marshal. b r.
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aS-Ar comm ncttions on business with the ffce
will be addressed to the PUBLISHERS Of the UNION,
and all communications to n" Editor will be address
to =. U. MtRCER
Editors Of loyal newspapers viii do us great Kind
Oegs by emphasizing the foregoing or its srbr lance
The current trAnsaCtunI in Tenn, ssce fr months 10
ZONE will be hi-hy interesting to al vcrs of their
country and her free institute ns ard the columns Of
the USoN wl furnish the earliest and mort relnble
history OF these even's.
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In ChancerY at Nashville.

GrAIE OF TENNIS~EE.--At puIrg held iu the
- Clerks ONCc, Clucnry CIurtul NasN Ilr Mon.
day, September the LIST, ls62
J.. q. Hurt y ust'c, Nc, and H. y Myers Con plan
ants, a. Fisher y Could, aud oIhyrs. u, & udai.t-
10 appearing from AFFIDAVIT Hlcl iu this cause That
lhr srNe al places Of sdcucs uf the ducuIautt John
A, Fisher, John W Gould and Thomas I. MaTthtlI are
unknown 10 comp'aiuu O. so that tls ordinary uru
cess lrs Count CuuuIt Dee -vrytd uu th.tn nj ur
drei that they do enter drr uppDtrtnca lprcin Doe.
tore or within the nrst three days uf thc urNt term of
tald Curt 10 De held ON the LIST Muury u November
next 1o6z) and plead answer or dcmilr 60 CImpluiu-
ant BIN, or the same viii hc taken Tor confessed
L. thctn and set Tor hearing pX ptrte aud that clpy
of THIS order De published once week lIl four -ucc,s
slve weeks ia the Nashville Union
Cny-Attest: D, p. GlEAvES, CAM
A' HhA"o7i sol Tor lImWI-. rppZ-vl
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fonll the Military Departments iu
the District tho ohio

IN ANp AFIER THE lt pay OF JUIY 1gGa O.
NV upru AN 'th.r { the g Cloud rutrI iu y t-u
Hlhei lcnu $50, aud uuc,p Man street. opposite.
the "nIt Ilous Lousy n Ky Tor all trau.n,uoua
" "cd IN Ills drlef tuuv. ~ three mon ha n.ls
Juy Isl l'6- ca r. ~ KAuN. Jr
ta'l o'- tractor lor The District cd uui,
p -liEhrst Marh.t ri,c paid Tor good ,,itj,
l4ll- tI
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Claims Against the U. States.

\ fN HAIl ~ll .ti,uI 90 Che r......r.r ..i
4 90 ". ."tn.t .Hl % ts. lutsI -tat.- ID. t..,.
'- '.t.r u.fr Hr tt I.tsHuEult biz 4.
~ soc a sanrr IlfH o.. F '."A
NASHVILLE JgHt l4,b, lssb
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United States of Americn;
MIDDLE DISTRICT oF rFNNESrR.

MllhLh bNlNlNl Ot lENNE-Sl 4,
" HEREAS. inform a Oh was Il ed within ami for
" tue Middle listrOt OF Femme sve, at Nashville
ON tho 1slh day uI May, y, 1862 10y John Trimbl.
taq., Attorney for tue United stat tuf tue Nlldu.r
District oi tennessee, who prosecute herein uu brhnl
OF ne ME states, against certain pr % g., yg.a
lut situated "u the Nurtheast CORNER ol berry street
aul franklin stree, "a south NASHVILLE, aud the
hullmgs thereon The saul buildings recently yIcytcd
nr the purpose OF preparing materials lol the manu-.
Ncture oi Gnnpowder; also Che nnchu ~ Wd fix
tues co met ia said establishment lrsytng pro-.
cess agatust the same, thai IL be chlyuiuSd as lnr.
ieitrd.
W. therefore, IN pursuance uf the MONT uit m.
der th seal said Court, 10 mo directed un dr iv.
erred, do hereby give public uutuc Iu ait prrs ms
clumi"F SAID property or iu any mauu,r Interested
the en-, that they be an appear b. fore said Circuit
Court 20 hc held at the Cty Of Nashville 10 aud lu,
sad bftrCi, on the Gth day ct ustOb,r, l. Gs, NJ
o.cDrk in the forenoon uf that day then aud there tu
lu'rp"-' ih"ir claims, and To- u k thoW ALLEGATIONS
n that brbsii TR A-lD
He' L. s. MarshH 81 u 7
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SICK OR WOUNDED

aud Tor persons lining ~ a distance who can ri.s
10 The Army luteu = nee uGlce aud obtain rrli-
able information OF any soldier that en-
listcd 3 t'e states Of
W'a'i', iHd,oHa, OtiY, ioro, MioLlgln, uisron.
s'H, hiHHooii ke,aiciy aBd Mlsosri
G1ORRECT fNTEILIGENCE Will BE GIVEN Or
- Guy soldier tom the above stats whittier
StcE, WOUNDED, Ltru, or TAreN PRtSovrR. and
To- ~hat battles be may have been engaged, aud
Vhrre his regiment is stationed.
informant on viii slso De gwen II the cundiiion OF
sick woun cd soldier ~ ST. Louis n, ui.,iI FL
Cincinnati, Nashville, Mound City, or any Hasp.tni
tn the Western ivpsfiin' ut aud where those ki si
In battle, or rive died from their Wouuds are buri
ed aud VII % IA 20 tskod prisou,ts are con.
fined.
This Is tho only Army Intelligence Oflos In the
Vepartme' " the Mississippi, or Western DEPART
meuii -and Information OF soldiers from any 81 the
abovc states can be gieen at any time by calliug or
writing 10 the Army Intelligence Once.
Pe sous writing viii please give the Iame Of the
soldier, whst state he en- stcd M aud the number Of
hts reg ncnt Charges Cor any kiud ufAt W lntelIl.
g'nte viii be Two buLLARs, aud any person y ritnr
VIII pease cue os" auiIunt, d order 90 sycutr
attention 10 their inquiries
Address; Army Intelligence once, 81 Louis, No.
Ia care p o Box 1878. May rs, lsGl-ly
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SELECT SCHOOL
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Sumner street, b''''era Csiay aad UBei ,W-V site,
NASHVILLE. TENN
Mlle EUGENIE M. TnrpFr

Mile EUGENE NJ. TOUPET
WI open tronrh and English nty -,huoI uu tHa
F'Hst at eEprEaHru 1852 BOO Nhicl 40 thu solid and
uruamsnta! branches utu thorough auI refined BIN.
gll-h and French Frmal' education will bp TAUGHT
French VIII Dee taught without extra charge lu tho
pup 10 attending NJ Tic q. school sut viii receive
n7trNrii'n daily iu that totutihd language
FRENCH CLASSES.
At the close Of .rsDhYul daily. Iu the np,ruluu.
Mile IT, will have soIIrue frouch ClI-s.s .,r Nuuug
LtIs ano Mise '-u ~, mtrrl on -ln-e lad o- %
Wh1W instruction boo frsHtH Ni'I DO given three
Nn'r weekly, eNhrr ~ hrr school -rU0ns as above,
'T 10 Che n7 t.cur' of tLe pupil Il preferred.
NJ io Iutrlr.s standing ami competency AZ ana e0l
ccut teacher arr Too W0l known tO The Nashville
community Tor many yu.rs past % require amy com
incubation.
Tie terms A" Dog school, ur ful.-h tuition. ufp
mode mHdrr'tc HuH tu SUI the pre- 900 Times.
fur kates Ut HutH De-, and fprth,T paIl Ic4lars sass
Hpuly 10 Mile TOT rtr, personally ut the rasIruut
OF her trioud, Mr. Ierph WJuHs. $500 HIGH slrU,i
Nt-hN| o.. aurlg
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IsuNHARNESSE0
ES-kA AND
SADDLERY STORE,


I'hE undersigned would respectfully inform bio
Il customers aud the public generally, that he has
added 90 his usual guud Hturk extensive supply Ut
SADDLES, HARNESS BRIDES, AC uf yy ~ de.
sCrlutioa and style. u sups1tr WurhuItuahip, Hnd
which De warrants will give satisfaction 60 tuu-n gN.
ing him call. BS- Public patronage lesIs cihlb
solicited
aus25-p WM rINNlGAN.
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STEAm FROM
NEW YORK to LIVERPOOL.
THE STEAMSHIP
GREAT EASTERN,

win be despatched
FROM LrvURPool, FEoM NEW YONG
Calling at Queenstown, Saturday ,....... July %
saturday August 10 Tucsay \, . september q
Wednesday, 49, October Saturday, ...Gctober %
Tuesday, November Is Thursday, q. December n
This magnificent ship having proved herself mn
eQualled for speed, safety and comfltt (ca SICK ucss
being unknown on board, Is strongly recommended
AS The most eligible convey HuCe for passengers
TGRsT Cabs.
From SllO TO Sl55 each berth, according e. the size
situation, aud accommodation Of the State Rooms, al
having the same privileges in the Saloons Iand In ~.
gard to meals and attendance. suites departments
Tor families may be engaged by special agreement.
TICKETS FOR TEE VOYAGE to and from LIVER.
POOL az a FARE AND A HALF TOR First
and nd CI-., .
servants accompanying passengers, aud children
under II years Of age, half fare infants free.
SECOND CAnrN. ...
state room bcuhs, meals furnished az separate "a.
ulct $50
THIRD CAHrs.
Intermediate state Room passengers found with
beds, bedding, table, utensils, aui good substau-
thl iuoui '.,'.,,,,., ..... .... sos
. STEEEAGE, ...
WIN superior accummDd lions, . .......... s35
Each passenger allowed 20 cubic feot Of Iusgarr.-
An experience surgeon on board.
For irriLht and passage, Amply TO
CIlAs. A. WHITNEY,
At the Office, No 20 Broadway, NY.
ROWLAND y ASPINWALL l., Agents
July 20, lSG2--tl Dec. Il.
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alashriIlr aluiun.
:. q. MERCER, Editor.
THE CoUNTERsIGN.

ny TrTz JAMES o'BErEN.
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40. SO CEHAH sTuEuT.
H. v. BASSET, PROPRIET0R

H' w.. ~ fwn as'shl.shu"ut 10 pr..t.. % "a. fYr
''u o. D. q" hI huurs, o. uuy Boom .. .uf 10 o.
.'H'. "a ih t b dr traDIus aud luK4tI-s O . s.. .
'u. prIHltd no. lb WY beet 70. lp
no nN 3" Ftfc. hIrfu FiIi rhHIIeura r.q.t,sr .s,,
y" 'u'' "i au} house 90 tbe AOrtb uf s,ufN.rst
lbe hnoei Vines and Hra1ilrs ast tpui .,it,.i,.tr,
'n plu'. u'nnrrF ~ Supprrs fufuIsbrd u as p.rt.,
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Established Tor the Benefit ( SlraHgtrS,
ooHiSG TO 81. loUB N s,AEu ~
Sick, Wounded, or Soldiers that have
Mai frlm Wonuds ar Sielnees

ITWWITNIII
TORR'Cr INIT LLlGENCE WILL BE GIVEN Oh
~ the uoud ton ~ any Sick Wouu led Soldier iu
II luU luJl WILLIS ClAt NNAti NA~HNuit,
NJ UNu CITY, or any O her Hospi al va the Western
IeuHrtmeut. THIS h the ONLY Army Intelligence
Once Ia the Uulttd states, and Information rega de
ing Snlii r. from any pat of the L ca be piyrn
at a { mo, by calling or wgTiNG 90 the ANY
lNIHIllGgNC. UTuuE, Prsl' Nee K W. lh4s
n, B-pEEsONs uOAtNG Va 81. loJW N ssAgrH up
THuR FHikNps viii obtain all necessary Information
May rs tso2 ~
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No. II, South Fourth St,
SAINT tours, mO.

Estahtshsi Cor the benefit Of strangers coming 10
81 lhuis 10 search ~
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CORN MEAL.

A 7 the Broadway MIs
~ lua's D, b DICKEY AssaD
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WAT son NOrI,t.
ACTON YOUNG, Proprietor
GOOD MONEY Required.

1hr 'cyho the Va ct afford. Away un a,l.
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The New York herald., 1862-01-22

transferred 70 Kentucky. they are, the strict
discipline OF General Buell. would not keep them from
stealing and that too ny the wholesale hope the new
Secretary Of War will spare the Western army from thoss
Western Virginia buzzards.
Beyond Green river that railroad be relied upon
for transportation. The rebels have destroyed IL com
plesy understand large wagon train is on its way
here, and when 1t arrives 90. will keep the
HERALD fully advised upon the advance
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
IMPORTANT FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Meeting or French Residents to Devise
Means to Leave the City.
CAIRO, Jan. 81, 1862.
report from New Orleans tho 1Oth says that large
meeting of the French residents held that day TO
devise Of leaving the city and tho South
committee appointed to communicate with the feds-
raj forces at Ship Island upon the subject
The New York herald., 1862-01-22

wAILAcKs TmArRx.-Mortons Ave act comedy, "a
Cure for tho Heartachs" revived this last
night with great and before full and fashionable
auditory Mr.. Lester waIlack whose versatility is dis
played nightly In these reproductions Of the standard
plays sustained the character OF Young Rapid in cost
with white satin Innings, in q manner which did him
great credit, and elected general admiration Mr.. Blake
az Old Rapid also acted the part remarkably well, and
Mr. Holland Vortex, and Mr.. John Seton Frank oat
land could hardly have done better. Mr.. Floyd q
Rrouze, and Mrs. Hosy Jesse atland, were beyond
criticism and the minor characters displayed short
cominps worthy Of mention. The piece well acted
In all s details and with effect eminently satisfac.
tory would have been perhaps udicious 70 have had
an aerpiece the whole concluded at twenty minut1
10 ten but the audience went away In excellent humor
To.morrow night Mrs. Cowley's comedy entitled
Bold stroke for Husband" will be given.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Arrival of the Burnside Exped-
tion in Pamlico Sound
Death OF EX-President John
Tyler,
Ae., &C., &c.

FORTRESS MONROE, JAM TO- 1862.
Captain Mendenha, Of the Fourth artillery, leaves u
tonight to join his company which is in Louisville,
KY he has been at this post for two years and half
and lately been busy drilling batteries just
ganized here.
The wounded prisoners who came down from Rich
ond the other y and taken the hospital here
arc all doing well could be expected. None are
thought to be in dangerous condition. and few have %
recovered that they will be sent North by to-nghts
boat
The troops on board tho Constitution dsembarked
this morning. and marched and counermarched up and
down the beach, within certain limits fixed by General
Wool, nearly all day.
They have been on board the Constitution more than
two weeks and enjoyed much the pleasure Of stretching
their legs. They favored with summer weather.
Meantime the Constitution underwent thorough clean
ing, which she much needed.
Nothing Is known of the destination Of the oonsttu-
ton or of the time when she will sail No orders have
yet been received tho subject General Butler 10 sx.
pccted here to personally order her sailing.
flag Of truce went To Crancy Island this morning
under command Of Lieutenant Clinton, Of Gsnssal
wool's staff The boat brought back the captain and
of tho ship York. Of Dublin Captain whalen from
Valencia for Lewiston, Delaware, which was wrecked
near swansboro, N. c., week since
Ex-Presdent Tyler died st Richmond Friday night,
after very brief illness.
ARRIVAL OF GENERAL BURNSIDE'S EXPR
DITION IN PAMLICO SOUND.
WILMINGTON, N G., Jan. IS, 1852.
letter received here from reliable ~ New
born N Co. says that fOrtyhree federal vsssss are as
Hatteras
ocial despatch received at Wilmington on the 10th
inst frcm Godsboro the 16th says that thirty
small steamers and sixteen sail vessels were inside and
seven large outside Hatteras. More are
pected In Pamlco Sound, .f
The above may Be reliod Il comes from an ees
| In Hyde county.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21 . 1852
The Navy Department is in receipt Of news this svon
ing by flag truce Fortress Monroe, that fortynns
steamers vessels suddenly made their appearance In
Pamlico Sound Monday morning. This is unqueston
ably General Burnsdes expedtion but the fact that he
has safely made Pamlco Sound is evidence Of the pre-
else place where he will strike his final blow. a. the
storm may have compelled him TO take shelter there
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
IMPORTANT FROM NEW MEXICO.
~N~~~~~~~~~~o~N~1>~<->~~~~~
The Texas Rebels Threaten
an Attack ON Fort Craig.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE PEOPLE.
Declaration of Martial Law in tho
District,
&C.. &c. DC.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE PEOPLE

KANSAS Cry Mo-, Jan. 81, 1862.
The Santa Fe mall with dates Of tho 7th instant has
arrived.
express from Mesilla arrived at Santa Fe on tho
evening Of the 4th instant bringing the that fifteen
hundred Texans, with pieces Of artillery were
marching Fort Craig, and within thirty miles OF
that post.
The scouts from the fort had been drawn in
battle s expected, as the Tsxans were fight
ing principally for food
Governor Connolly had called out the entire militia.
letter express arrived the night OF the 5th inst.
which says that the enemy had rctreaed without making
attack on the fort.
It was not known whether Col. Candy intended to fol.
low him not.
Tire scouts from Pecots had arrived when the mail
left.
Colonel Candy has 900 regulars and 500 volunteers
and militia in his command.
All IL excitement at Santa Fe
Martial law has bcen declared in the district.
Ameng the through passengers by the mail coach
Colonel Street,, j. Howe Watts anu John Gwinne.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22

GERMAN 0rKRA, BRooKLys.-T will be seen by IN "a
yertsement in another column that Mr.. Carl Prox an
nouncss short of German opera the Brooklyu
Academy, commencing on Friday next when "Dsr rrsi.
schutz'' viii be given The cast will embrace Madame
Schroeder Ducmmen, Madame Schrener Kronfsld and
uerrs Rudolph, weineich Oehrlein and Kronfed. Th<
choruses will be sustained by force Of sixty singers
assisted by the members Of the brooklyn Tbaa and the
Independent Turner Rifles singing societies. some new
scenery will bo provided, that OF the Academy being
rather meagrc for tho production Of such opera NJ
Prox will Of course be conductor.
The New York herald., 1862-01-22
News from Cairo.

CAFOI JAZZ II, IooZ
The last Of the expedition Eto kentucky came up to.
day They enemy during the return march.
Only two regiments remain encamped hayneld creek
The New York herald., 1862-01-22

LoumvMIz, Jan. q 1852
1hsrc Is no news from General Thomas to-day.
No details Of tho federal loss have yet been received
General Thomas has taken the steamer and the nine
bages in which the rebels conveyed their forces
she Cumberland and which in their precipate flight
they failed to destroy.
The theory 1 headquarters is that using that boa. to
convey his troops tho river seuthward and pro-
viding other Of transportation General Thomas
has been too busy TO send the details Of the recent n
No private teegraphc dispatches Of military matters
can come over the Southern line to Louisville and pr
vsae information has been received
The New York herald., 1862-01-22

NIsLo's GARDxS.-The tragedy Of "Jane shore' WA
produced at this establishment last evening to excel
lent house. . J. W. wallack sustained the part oi
Goster; Mr.. VIM. wheatlsy that Of Hastings, and Mr
T. L. Davenport played Dumont Mrs. Julia Bennett Bar
row tho heroine Of the piece and supported BY
Mrs. walack As Alicia. Those who are familiar with
this pathetic play readily imagine that with such
cast IL most effectively rendered. The nautIcs
drama of "Black Eyed Susan" followed, in which Mr.
Davenport sustained the part Of William, Of which no
the best living representative since T. p Cooke quttes
the English stage It was admirably played, and made
quite hit. This evening Mr. Hackett appears in his cello
bratod character Of FastaG in shakespcres cnry w.,
being his first appearance in this city for three years
It of those mpersonatons which win long preserve
historical interest in connection with the shakespssu
drama