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Conference met at 81 a. NJ, religious
services by ftther Green.
The minutes were read and approved.
The BishOp introduced ReT's. Spahr,
King and Moore of the Ohio Conference,
s. n. Nesbitt, editor, Pittsburg Christian
AdUoedte, and DR.. Howard, President, Ohio
Untversity. an ee'
I'D question, general minutes, "Who re-
main on trial?" was taken up. E. W.
Ryan, and W. D., Warman, were called,
aud being favorably reported as to stand
ing. and. attainment were continued on
trial. -
4th question, general minutes, "Who are
the deacons?" was taken up and the fol-
lowing brethren passed. E.,S. Nicholson.
Benjamin Darlington, Lor. D. Caste, j. B.
Ford, J. Saudford, n. v. B. White, J. B.
Pinchen.
On motion j. S. Corroll was granted
location at his own request.
Dr. Loomis, President of Allegheny
College was introduced. s-s -.I
The brethren of the I'd year were called
to the altar and duly instructed aud ad-
mouished in the duties of the christian
ministry.
2 Sd question, general minutes, "WhO are
admitted into full communion2" aud the
following brethren being fayorably report.
ed as to standing and attachments were
admitted into full connection and elected
to deacon's orders, Samuel Hitchius, Har. !.
VeyiWallace, A. ]. Lyon, T. II. Lesley. Eal
9th question, general minutes, who have
been elected and ordained elders this year2
u Pribble, D. Cool, Eug. Ford being fa-
YorabIy reported, as TO standing aud at
taiamsnts were elected to EIder'sI or.
ders a. ts9aats.s l3T5 se83e88 = s0-5
Conference adjourned by singing the
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The rebel Government at Richmond
doesn't know what amount of paper cur.
reucy it has issued. Probably it couldn't
guess within two hundred bushels.
EITHER wing of an army in battle will
soon become the left wing if it stands its
ground and Floyd has command of the
other wing, and Wise of the centre.
VIZ have. no doubt that Nature gave
Humphrey Marshall so broad a seat to in.
dictate unmistakabIy that all mankind
should kick It. e'
Why do officers usually wear their swords
in the street while tailors never wear their
shears, nor bricklAyerstheir trowels z
THE Richmond Enquirer says that the
rebels will fight as long as one of them is
left alive. We wonder whether they will
fight long enough to find out what they
are fighting for se-a1
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Nominally attached to the staff ofGe6.
Mcclellan, he was with General Morris,
who commanded there before McClellan,s
arrival. Morris org4niEed the attack upon
the rebels at Philippi, and sending Kelley
with one regiment, placed Dumont with
another under the guidance of Lander
Unfortunately this detachment did not mr.
rive, in consequence 0fCthe difficult roads
over which it had to march at night, in
time to make its share of the action decis.
i've; and the rebels, though routed, escaped.
Subsequently, Lander was assigned to Brig
adier-General Rosecraus, and was with
him at the battle of Rich Mountain, an en-
gagement the true history Of which has
not yet been written.
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Conference met ut 81 A. NJ, religious
services by Rev. p. Cook, Chic Confer
ence
Minutes read and approved. ba}
A communication of f. G. Day & Co.
respecting the publication of Conference
paper was referred to the Committee on
Education.
The pulpits of the Presbyterian aud
Baptist churches were kindly placed at
the disposal of the Conference for next
Sabbath. .,5....
The Committee on the Tract cause made.
their report which was adopted. -s.
On motion 10 o'clock, A. NJ. tomorrow
was fixed as the time for taking the vote on
lay representation.
Fairmout, Marion county was fixed as
the place for holding our next annual ses-
sion.
Committee on Temperance made their
report which was adopted.
Conference adjourned singing the dox-
Ology, aud benediction by DE-. Hitch cock.
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Conference met at 81 A. NJ, religious
services by Rev. p. Cook, Chic Confer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24

Piled with cOmpf.'e equipments, extra uniforms, ant
foil camp go ,ipass and ambulance &c, tram RAN,
Msior' J"s.on IN Woodstock Adju,snt, Err''u'
Major Tbe.,Ss, c,,n. TO-, j. Colchester Quar-
terns.,erse sesnt. Hsui.cu o. Ua .n
.9n,mi"sry Sersesnt, aries b. Dyer, Iii, 'p
tai steward Ebenszer Wer Wo d.to~A osnus
Sotn bu,pet New Haven Veterinary sun eOn 'epnen ~
After breakfast, provided by Col. Alm, the pat
road.
Ibe 18th Connecticut Regiment Col Henry c.
Deming, viii leave Hartford this afternoon proceed
ing by rail to New-IIaven, and will embark thence
on steamers for New.York, arriving in this city
early on Tuesday morning. The officers will break
fast at the Ator House at a o'clock, by invitation
Of the SOns Of Connecticut. Governor Buckingham
Of Connecticut will be present. Tickets, admitting
gentleman and lady, 81, and can be obtained of j.
II. Amy No. l0 broadway, z. NJ. Wetmore, No.
80 Pine street, and Charles Gould, No. 2 Hanover
street.
The Regiment viii embark on board the steamship
Fulton. lying at Pier No. 81 North River, and will
sail for Ship leland.
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ARMY AND NAVY,

Fifteen men were enlisted in this city last week
for the regular army, and 300 for the navy.
The recruiting Offices were closed on Saturday, and
the Office of the 18th Infantry No. ~ Chatham
street, Capt. A. j. Dallas, was illuminated in the
evening, in honor of Washington Birthday. Ou
Governor Island the day was celebrated by dress
parade, which, however, was a rather quiet affair,
owing to tie small number Of men al the post. A
salute was fired from Castle William, and also from
the f,gate 81. Lawrence lying 10 the stream.
At the Brooklyn Nsvy-Ysrd, the crew and recruits
on board the North Carolina were mustered on tho
quarterback At l0i a. m. TO bear Hsshins.ons
Farewell Address read, aud at II O'Clock salute
Vas fired from the Cob Dock. The bands Of the
North Carolina and Sabine played rational airs.
The sloop-of- WAR Oneida has received al addition
10 her armament. She now carries four short 32-
FOUNDERS and two steel rihed guns broadside, two
ll.inch Dahlgrens on pivots, and steel rihed gun
ON the fore, astle She hauled down the yard, and
will be put into commission very soon.
The figate ST. Lawrence and the propeller Cncss
have left the yard and are anchored of the Battery.
The steamer John z. jackson ha. returned to tho
ward in consequence of her valves being out Of order.
The vessels at this station number %, and are a.
follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
TIE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
CUMBERLAND GAP AND RUssELLvIILE IN POS
srsSInN nE TIE NATIONAL EORCES.

CUMBERLAND GAP AND RUSSELLNiiLE IN Pos-
SESSION OF TIE NATIONAL FORCES.
LOUISVILLE Saturday. Feb. y, 1852.
The Cumberland Gap and Russellville, KY, are
in possession Of the National forces.
Russeve is situated in Southern Kentucky. IL
is the capital of Logan County, and is place OF
about 3 900 inhabitants. 1t ia located between Cum.
berand and Green Rivers, about IS miles from each.
The place derives its present importance from the
fact that when, few months ago, the Rebels esiab-
lshed a Provisional Government for Kentucky, 1t
was selected as the State capital. bogus State
Legislature has already held one session there, and
bogus Governor johnson has been installed in
power. A Rebel force, 5000 strong, has been eta.
toned for its protection; but now Governor, Legis-
lature, and Rebel troops have fled, carrying with
them all the parsphernaa of their ridiculous Gov
eminent. All of Kentucky, excepting Columbus is
now clear Of Rebels.
The great srategical and political Importance OF
Cumberland Gap is well known.
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r,,r ~ WHITE srREEr.-On Saturday morning
about y o'clock the foaIstOry brick building h IN ne
49," 80 faucet manufacturers, was dscoys rcd 70
~ On fire on the fret hoor. The flames spread RAPIDLY
y, " tte upcer stories. Notwithstanding the efforts
Of tho fremen, the building was entirely desroye:a
!, ls.s than an hour. Jones IL Co. estimates lnou
.ss et $40 600; insured fer $23 600 in the Astor.
Mercantile. National, New-York Equitable, New.
Amsterdam, North America aud Home ih'o'An's
Companies. ,..;,,;now.. occupisA
hy Ri,bard II. Mested. siIver-plaer; loss Ssoo; IN
sared for $500 Mr. Dams az s fsa, suos
On S 1 a.. fourth e, properly: 'S11 no
iost uear'y IA III gpadripan & Mclaughlin, siivor-
asc ' "U ,ts 81 fourth oor WAC slightly damaged
PI Adam, ,~ Kidney had their tools damaged :.
he .aas' s Of ssss: '' '''''1
V nv bu,ldings belong to the estate OF psS.
da ne and are insured in the Lorilard saa n'Pe''
i,s E,r, INSURANCE CemPaniosS
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1862

The schooner Exerion, with ammunition, sailed
for Ilatteras yesterday.
The steamboat Metsmora Of New-York arrived
this afternoon. She is TO 90 to Washington.
The new gunbost Pinoa arrived and sailed yestcr.
day.
The 4th Wisconsin and 2lst Indiana Regiments,
which arrived here yesterday, were conveyed to
Newport News to-day. Their destination is I'M
known, but rumor speaks Of an attack by Gen. Nc
Lane, who has superseded Gen. Magruder, and of
an attack upon Norfolk Both suppo.itons are prob.
ably Incorrect More troops expected here short
ly, and large quantities Of arms are arriving.
BALTIMORE, Monday, FEB. al M
The Old Point boat has not arrived yet; probably
detained by the dense fog. She will scarcely got in
tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
GALL QUIET ALONG THE POTOMAC"

ny CAROLINE A. MASON.
ALL quiet Through the dusky trees
see the white tents CLEAN,
And, filed with mournful auguries,
lwalk as in dream.
j listen for the drums loud beat,
The trumpets stirring cry,
The tramping of Thousand feet;
The lone winds make reply
All quiet Ger the bosky dells
The moon hangs full and low.
Where lazy-footed seniinols
Pace silent TO and fro,
So still, so quiet-who might guess
An armed host slumbered therel
o God is this the quietness
or death, or Of despair
All quiet Yet shameless foe
Stalks wakeful through the land,
With scowls Of vengeance on his brow,
And red bolts in his hand.
Where is the welcome ye should deal,
o brave men, strong and true
bINe shr"'i i"ni s"'i HaHhink se"eii
Let great deeds sTeak Of you
Grid your good swords upon your thighs.
Like men Of old renown,
And in Gods mighty strength arise
And tread His aliens down.
Go inl Behold the open door;
And We 20, proclaim
To all Hia sd aud suffering Poor,
Deliyorance in His name.
Then shall Your righteousness like seas.
Your peace like rivers dow,
And God, who giveth us increase,
A, length shall make u, know
They only walk in His sweet light.
Az nations or az men,
Who give to others in Ilir sight
What they would AJAX again.
',felLu'c M5n. Ami Slavery stAndsf
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LION FORrKLSs MONROE.

SAVANNAH SAID 10 BIZ hBANDOAED-tSlON
FORCES OCCUPY TIE CITY-TIlE fINGhLL >
GREW sKST BACK TO NORFOLK-THE MER-
HIyAC NOT ABANDONED.
FoErhHss MoSEoE Friday. Feb n,
via baltimore, Feb ~ l3cI
The crew Of the Bri,isb steamer fmgal, which
ran tho blockade of Savannah, mentioned in ycster-
days dispatch, were returned to Craney Island laft
night. No boat came out however 10 receive them,
and they were brought back. They were carried
over again this morning aud sent back TO Norfolk.
Three fags OF truce were sent out to-day.
Itis believed in Norfolk that the city Of Savannah
has been abandoned by its inhabitants and occupied
by our forces This information is thought to be
tr1stxorhy although no particulars are ascertained.
Notwithstanding the admission that tie Menlnlac
IL failure, the latest information received H. thai
200 men are at work on her. and that considerable
quantities Of shot and shell going on board of her.
Tie intention Of making an attempt TO run the
blockade bias not been given up and 1t Was thought
that she might make her appearance here within u
week. Every preparation has been made, and
standing orders have been given for her reception.
Another French gunboat arrived here last night.
There are four vesseis Of that nationality In the
is0ada
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-24
From The Richmond froriHsr.
COY. WISE HEARD FROM

The P,cAm0Rd EHqaVr contains this order o.
Gov. Wire, who bas not before been heard from
since ms retreat TO Nass Head Island to AVOID Burn
side: c ~ y -, 10 roc,
Z. spxc,,I Damn No I-Junior I'd Lieut.. H. \. SsnIay
,t, Richmond rlues h detailed TO recruit men 10 h up
~, :, company lis ~l raise tho hss OF Capt o. Jennings
w.. VINO lei. at the head Of his company, tor true men to
,sy around He viii appeal to tho honorary members Of the
n.i honor 10 tho soldier who fought and fell e.dins the
ode. In tguis ~bo more bsn did their duty at
Roanoke ,-Lirut Carer and "a Lieut. bisse are, hoIe.
tI alive but th.y are prisoners dese piaces becoaus
thrr CALAMITY br for them rs soon recruits
number Of " lhI viii be lorssdd to rpor TO
rol \ II U,eh,rdspa HENKY A. WISE
" blixsdlel u eustA."
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REPORTED CAPTURE OF COLUMBUS
MR.. BANCRoFTs CONTRASTS.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

WAsHINGroS. Monday, Feb %. 1907
The Departments will be CLOSED today in con-
,derston Of tie funeral ceremonies at the Executive
Mansoo.
WILL AM ". SEWARD, GIDFON WFLLFS
s p. CEASE, CALEB g. SMITH,
EpM NJ. STANTON. NJ. BLAIR,
EDWARD BATHS.
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he rs NOMINATED FOR MEXICO.
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THE WAR FOR THE union.

GET. SCOTT As A DIPLOMATIST.
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THE HEALTH OF SECRETARY STANTON.
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The Effect of the Peculiar Institution.
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ZEN. SCOTT GOING TO MEXICo.

sr.cisl lisvatch to The n. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Feb. 90, 1862.
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SAVANNAH SAID 10 BE hBANDONED-uS MON
FORCES OCCUPY TIE CITY-TnE fINGALLs
GREW sRNT BACK TO NORFOLK--THE MER-
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NOtice.

4 ANNOUNCE tomy OIL ifiehds and euStUinSrs an
Il The publio geusTally that have again oomineuc
Cd bualnes, for d0aTa aboTo my old stand lot Cav.
EFT Daheli,l 10 The h5uss occupied By Whi. stew.
an, NO. i6i MAiN-STRBgT, where am pFensfvd
" InAnui.etnTuA all klns VI Copper, TIN aud sheet.
Iron ware, u eysry description, uls5e 10 the beat
manner poiilble. FFut Caus Hrisi aud Copper Ket.
Tie, OF all tEei, Copper siils IRON to aO gallons
lSinE practical workman, Of thirty ycara eHTeti.
eRog, dive, greatly the Advantage over thoss = ~
do nUt understand the btirihes, and tlcpSnd upou
chances fDr their work. Aiy Wufk uahnnt b tufi,s
.sd and I'll upFk warranted. sugar pan, for mSlls
aud cane sugar made TO order a the IoWost pslcp
hOnse and washing. which Il highly approved, and 10
~ the right Place, Mp. lBl AiAin-strset, four
doors Above my o. sS4d tAke particular nollev a,
want II positively nnderItOOd thst have no con.
neetOn, either directly OF indirectly, with H. Camp
bell " the old stand. But b. sure anil call Il No
l0l Maln-tirrel, where yOu will hud all kinda u
Copper Tin, bras, and SheCtlFon war;; also uns Of
the 6et and largest aoTtmehts u Heating and Cook,
lug Stores IN the City. Also, all Kinds Of CartlnSi
made 10 order.
~ the above ariieleshre mnnu.aeiurell right
here, aud persons can easily ircm 10 ~ % Per
cent BY purrhallng good article, though need not
recommend my goOls, n the public have EnOWn the
long enough
All steamboat work, 10 my llbs done I'M Cd order
and With promptHe.I aud despttch.
am manufacturing 4 lamp fgF crude OIL that aur
passes anything for brllAney and light Ia use Al
cost Of ONK-HALF CENT PVT night. d. snre and
call and Eet Ons. Qyi'!NdGWl U.J. DuRFtRLD.
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asnrsn
ETon 'ihe Noa York Tribune.

.'-. ~ EtgtN itup gNptl lOtk E1bune.
Iathis long week Of varied feeling Of IN.
tense anxiety at one moment, Of hope the
next no word 50 cheering has come 10 "a
as that we publish this morning in Wash.
lugtou telegram, from the Richmond E4.
aaiaer. Tie army L tafet We all fell.
whether We said so or not. how much de-.
pended outhis one point-had the fighting
stoppedi Had our weary and exhausted
troops been able at last to throw back the
advancing multitude OfoyerWhelmipp mum.
bers, which had dashed themselves aeains.
our lines day after day, only TO come on
with renewed vigor from fresh men A the
rebound Of each impalseS Could the pur.
suit be once stayed, could the sorely tried
and retiring army once make stand and
be permitted brief interval Of rest and
time % throw up intrenchments, under the
sheltering protection Of the Runboats on
James River, then all would be
well. Aud It Is well. After a
q conflict that The EraRiHsr says was ''ter-
rible, land . loss that was Sterriblsi' ON
thelt side, the advancing legious were
swept back, for their asituation was hope.
less, Aul then, adds the Rebel journal,
esesing Ihsiraaysssary retire, the most vo.
eiterous cheers arose along the whole Yam
kee llhe.h God bless the yankee liue ~
Again victorious and victorious finally
Thus It seems was I've miles north Of
.DatleytoWn aud the Newmarket Road and
this is north.West Of, aid some distance
above Turkey Bridge. The next day the
lighting wasrehewed, but The B5ap,iatr has
noiresuit to tell. From MeOlellaus dis.
patch Of the Sd, however, we know they
were again beaten, and the harrissed
and woru.out army made good It's POI
sttion on the James River, aud here the
terrible ordeal Of six battles ceased. on
Wednesday and Thursday, up to $40,
ttsrs gat 10 nj tiEg. We cannot exagger-
ate the importance Of this faet-tisrs ras
no gktigg-nos exult too much over Il 1T
is the sllVAtion 81 the ARMY Two days 70
rest the worn.ont men two days 70 In
trench themselves against further attack |
two days % receive achievements which
We know four days before were fastening
% their aid aud two days foF the whole
beet OF gunboats TO reach them from Fort
ress Monroe With guns suuugh, aud Cd
such heavy metal, that their presence as |
] protecting force & equal To- many
thousand men All this We gain
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MUCIeilAn'a Address TO the Array.
wsHnatoS, July G.--AdViesS ffoul tht
army Of the Potomac upto last nightin.
dieGte al daist aha ail Ia good spiriii
Brig. Gen. SlnrglI L ordered 70 report 70
Geu. Pope
MeCiellan has il5aed al address to bis
army on the achievements Of the last lr q
days, saying lhat you have succeeded 10
changing your base operations by a Htnk
novemea,, always regarded as the most
haElidouI Of military eEpedisals.
You have saved all your maternal, all
your trains, aud AL your guns except few
lost 10 battle, taking 10 return guns aud
colot5 from The enemy under every dis1d-
vantage Of numbers and necessarily Of pc.
tiiion.
You have Ia every conflict beaten back
your foes with enormous slaughter. We
are prepared to meet The enemy who may
Mt auy lime attack you, Let them come,
aud WsWill eouvertthsir repulss into iaal
defeat
Your Government Is strengthening you
withthe resourcesOfa great people 0athis,
our National Birth Day, we declare 10 our
foes, who are rebels against the best inter.
ests Of mankind. that this army shall en-.
ter the capital Of the sO-enlled Couiedsra-
CT, that our National Constitution shall
prevail, and that the Union which can alone
insure internal security and peace to each
State must and shall be preserved, cost
Whist il may ia time, treasure and blood.