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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-28

TrTy DAy.-R.}igitus exercises Tore cen
duc,". d. the Eo,. G. X. LzDshone-
Journal :aad srd approved.
JOHN Villa in,on was n3uttei Ioyo ju.:
c>o7nscsion, and elected 30 oe.con's ordsrs
u1 Innl!ur, It Yaa oEoerri tait Ssr icEal" r.
y ocd1 1ard be placed upon the aug ,Ti1riU-
atf0 liai.
Lave o. s6saocs wss granted for tho TO.
rnAinds7 Of tho saSaioc 70 /, J. Bsyron aca
j. 3. Joy1sr.
t.. city Of Z cH7u2H1 vss tnao APPOINTED
az the psc, f,r the arxLssailrA af tLd U>'t-
ierenoe.
% 1ntticn Of Mr.. Ro~ze, it Tss ordered
th,t Di. Lac, ths xrent nulniny the trurt lnon
ii tn" DHlaes! ii Dr. hall; left by lin {" tne
C,aier,nce. ne Got required 20 p.7 .ne ;nte7-
es, u On the same until hs cxa collect IL
On 10 ;,ion of MIR. Bsnnett, tho prsslcrg 81
dets wers spp,intsd mBsioDsty commit
tee.
L7evs Of sbss3ce -aa Tranted f5r tte scnsih-
der Of .no se;scn 10 " il. G Gross aad r:ea
&. Wa2onnrr.
ke- Mr. H de-, Of .ns B.isiuore CoOf5Teccc
wsa Introduced 10 tho ConI-:encc, aud in1tiec
70 scat within tae bar.
On mOlion' o. Mc. l'rpVat; l. "'S7 'NuoiTN
that the missionary cciiectione, 90 taken Hp
hetF4"n lhc mon:bs of Nay sd N,vomStF
inclusive.
rna cas-, If Jch1 p Lis.'-son, ~Go VISA ::
as -ha las C,ui"rrnce l.-rHd T'th ino"r.lr
-, vas then r7kcn up. TIE accused baiDg
sbsept, Rev. Mr. Gnn;iine *as appointed tu
del.nd hlr,, an' TIC Rsv. Mr.. Chrisri'n to
ccndur, he prosecution. e is cLsigsd frs
viii lraud- F,-at ?ecidca:i"r. .a moi paying
ia o. snv c >.ic7eac; IL 1850, Missionary,
ard Conference collections taken on Green's
Wills i'rcnt. S.1nnd soecifca1iros- in
u7gi-g H:nj, ,1!7ick 10 t:Zu : rctc u2cE f:i5e
2rr,ancrs.
Af:er TIE examination. II ths I.arH1a"rr s..
1,,s. OF 1snt!.r-. af Dr.. 5ua,.h,
lst. E-Eoi7et, lh-e the SPECIFICATIONS sTa
al ;e:a.c; ard, 20, inst Wills i - nut oIsa7
IRON, .nC eVidr,oce Ia sulpSEt Il taS n:nt dpH-
ciicarilm tbsi tEoIs !:ce ...,"i r!.nNt -
iu.auler or fast, it IS ciaaT HOY tE'';-ncc /.
suoonf. uf t. sscond scecacAt,.:. t-at :ac
charge Of Fl sud is sustnin:-5,
Tne Conferences ahfn sijn1Ired IE,:h tar
scr sdic:.oE 5y :Le S'sacr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1862-11-28

Badly worHosp,-bi:g~dier Gensrl Ieho
g. G.IG,a pIsoad through Atlanta o1 ;As
lIth inetsnt. lie " - wounded at the 67:te
OF S1arpsbu1s Z t:.s leg, arm, sacuieor AID
fac1
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VII { sY:-s 81 ir LSn6 siaS ten nN.- hJrlf
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AlbmpNo <eGquIyu,
q. GA.sDay MoRslNai NOVEMBER 90, lss,

oY TYLER, WISE 4 ALLEGRL.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-07
wa,Linst.n Celebrities,

In the diplomatic gallery, says = correspond
ent Of the Springfield REPUBLICAN, sits the
wife and daughter of the Vice President. MIRA
Hamlin ia step mo, her and aunt to tho young
lady, and 10 little older than she. They are un-
assuming, commonplace, lady looking women
whom one would hardly look at twice In the
scat opposite, her grlish face resting on her
delicate hand, as she leans forward looking
down into the Senate Chamber, sits the
Youthful ard very lovely daughter Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury. "Ka,is Chase
wears a costly costume Of black velvet, a richly
trimmed ba'quine, fitting closely her slender
figure, and black velvet hat, with a cluster
Of orange flowers inside presenting a fine re-
lief to the fair face. and brown, waving hair.
This young lady, without being classically
handsome or strikinRly beautiful, Is exquiAitely
graceisl and lovely presiding over her father q
household, receiving his vast conoOurse Of guests,
az one gentleman said, " wi n the dignity Of a
finished housekeeper," vet with an easotul
grace and radiant sweetness Of manner which
win the hearts ef all who approach her. A lady
has lust entered who Is a habitue Of the gallery.
That superb velvet cloak, and hat with the two
white rOses kissing the Wavy hair | 200 nearly
az often as | Bee the Senate Chamber NAV be
mistaken, but think her " Belle Smith, not
''abroaa' but at home, the brilliant Mrs. Don
Pistt. She hAs lost her seat. She looks down
on her wonted place TO soc II occupied by the
iortunates who came before her. The IA
brow oontracts. Belle Smith Is rot the lady
who wishes 10 loss her scat, nor TO sit In one
that does not please her. She walks the on.
tire length of the circular aisle of the p,.llsry
every seat is teken, the aisle itsslf IA Cuil
BdAe Smith draws up her R'ely head, turn,
snd wake home. Just opposite leaning ror.
ward 10 look down on the Sen ,te, in front oi
his imposing, handsome, and stlll youthful
locking wife, sta Rev. John Pisrpont, his
! checks as ruGdy as a winter apple, his hssf
crowned with the hoar frost oi nearly eighty
years in his back eyes the arclsnt fire, flashing
urdimmed. Not very far from tho Old poet
| priest and soldier stands John W. Hu'chinson
| tho last but one ot that "band Of brothers
WHO went "singing through the verdi thu
heroic lyrics Of freedom, and the teDder heme
ballsds of the heart, which have male tho
| namO a household one on both ntin-nts
"Jobn" wears very louR hsir an va'v 70
mark ,hle shirt. collar. Liz, WlhI'" of N
T,tC'ns tribe, tho moment ) IoU lolk y b,a YoS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-02-07

seen at various pointA Tho heavy guns
on tho work were tecn distinctly; also a
number Of field piocoe, designed evidently to be
hauled out into commanding p, sitions along tho
bluffs N G." Q uf necessity. II WAS s'so observed
By the officers Of the Lexington that in addition
20 the fort proper numerou, oarthwoIks had
been thrown up on high Ululr above tho fort,
on the wcst hank Of the river. These works
were armed with what appeared to he two sixty.
four poundors. This additional work commands
For Henry, and in the event of the capture OF
tho latter by Gen. Grant, he would be obliged
20 ppaks s~--.-i-y. -
In further reforonce TO this expedition tho
Cairo correspondent OF tho Missouri REPuDII-
CAN, under date Of January 3ist, says -
From Appearances this evening, there is 10 bo
An immediate move against Fort Henry, hity-
iive miles above tho mouth OF tho Tennessee
river, end whoss about four thousand rebol
troops are stationed. For days steamers have
been sngA:e et carrying rogiments tom thls
point to Paducah and SmthlAnd. Seven thou
sand or more men have besn transferred In this
manner within week, Ostensibly for the pur-
pose Of giving them good camping g'ounds, but
leading careful observers to anticipate con-
csalsd object.
!. Late this evening, I learn that four Of tho
| new gunhoats, tho Essex 81. Louis Carondo.
let and Cincinnati, leave in the morning for Pa,
| ducah. Their crews have been strengthened
secretly during the day by ds,achmonts from
| other vessels, everything about them put IN
roadines. for action, and Commodore Foote will
himself take command. There is but li,tle doubt
that the expedition is destined to act against
Fort Henry, and if 30, docislye victory may
| be expected.
Sufficient transports will probably DO
taken to convey six thousand troops TO
a point near the scene of operations, where
hey can bs dsembarked and at once
thrown into the rear Of the fort. The
gupboats, ,x in number and including the Co.
n.stosa and Lexington, will at once get In posi-
ton at short range, and shsll the enemy from
| their entIenchments. Careful reconnoissances
and thorough knowledge Of the dsfences oh.
tanned from spies, demonstrate that this can be
done. No casenates protect the rebel soldiery,
while our gunners win bo able to work behind
iron shislds, capable Of resisting the heaviest
shot. At the same time the battle will be q
thorough test to the now gunboats, telling in
what they are deficient, and exactly what they
can accomplish.
| We may expect early intelligence Of savorO
q nAict at this polHt.
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The schooner Bollona, Of Red Bay, Co An
trim, was wrecked January 10, in Dundrur
Bay. Three lives wore lost.
The brigantine Orleans, Of York, coal .laden
was wrecked Jan. 18th, on the coast off Youp
nal. Three OF the crew wero drowned.
Amee'ing Of the notabiities in tho Co. Ker.
| ry WAS held in Trales, Jan. 16, TO adopt an All.
dreee ot condolcncs TO tho Queen on the death
Of the Prince Consort.
| Anl'ldfoss signed by the inhabitants of Nen-
sgh OF every grade, has been presented to rhe
Oponcghue a. an evidence that what he has
lost by incuirlng the di'pieasuro Of the ED,,li.h
Government has been ro-gsined in tho respect
and confidence Of bis counirymcn.
Mr. John Mitchell writes from Paris 10 the
~ bin NATION, TO tho effect that an fica be-
gins TO prevail both in England and France,
tht tne Northern states arc going to b. sue
oee'tdl IN tho war, and pooplo are preparing 70
Hpplaud the victcn with both hands.
.o The Ray. poter DAILY Srrivet in Dublin, Jan.
Eulh on ms way TO Rome. a dense crp.d
awaited his arrival At tho depot, and were ad-
uresstd ny him. Tho petition Of tAo pcople In
~s iHNnr viii bo sent by post 10 Cardinal Antc4
ncHi, II no OIc volunteers to oarrv H.
lhe Roman Cahulic clergy Of G,lyav, sccu.
lar and nguln, have vritton TO some Of IN.
Du'hn laPtts cont rsdicting as caluu,niou. the
HNo' rits 81 th'H correspondontS, tbs, thc 10.
Row. + Dsly, or in any way countcn ancod his
to the B,shop.
no annual distribution Of tho Crlmoan OK
took place jan. 18Th, in the ltr,,o hail
,i ihr Rcyal Hibcrnisn Military Actdemy in
pnn,'n. Tho priL"s were distributed by the |
q iniu LOW :"snt, who alluded To thar orioin |
attaF th' Crimean war, and stated that ,m -,,h
IN lew days II was feared thorc would be The
more painful exp rionco Of an American war.
Sir Robert Peel tho Chief Secrutary v, accom-
pSnl'd 10y bnl ilnt party, visited the model |
,ohooh Ct the Dublin national schoola. Jan. 20
! ne proficiency OF the scholars excited marked |
'mogium, but Sir Robert turning from tho |
rack scholars, selected boys from the bottom of |
ne schoolToom Tor examination, and tho Iit /,
elloN' acquitted thomsolve, vol. Tho follow.
ny were the numbers PR sent in tho different
chGof ;-lioys, bBl girls. 4SS infants, 3O5
otal, l,Jsi. The total numbc- on tho roll, ia
S2S, OF which I, 167 aro Roman C,thollcs.
eing to the Prolestants of all denomin1tions
n tho ratio Of four TO one. The numbor OF
ea,heisin tho trimming schools from Ill parts Of
,olani Is lS6, OF whom II arc Roman Cath.
lc' tho proportion Of Roman Catholic, 10
'fotestants being about throo TO ono.
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TnE pay Of the United States army is vastly
greater than any Other In the world. The
huseisn soldier receives only thirty. Lx
dollars year as pay, aod bis rations consist
solely Of black bread. Tn soldier IN the French
army receives fhy. six centv month. Toe pay
Of our soldier is twenty ums' greatsr. Tne ss-
innate In tho French 6sdget iNt 1860 was s6i,.
| 6sI, 900 for an amy on q war teoting of 962 =
'65 mon, and, in addition, q res, I'VE militia on
. peace footing Of il5, 46 men II costs the
United states nearly thrce times ~ much 10
maintain soldier s IL docs the i<ftish Gov
eminent.
THE State Medical Society arc Al present
holding their annual se.aions 10 Alb vrv, DR..
=: A. Pnksr, Of Poughkoepsio, presidiiNh On
" mcdnosday, an interesting paper Vas rod by
Dr. Swinburn, Of Albany, embracing tts cyi
dercc IN the caso OF the death of Mrs RrviFa
taking tho poeition that tho death was nos q
suicidal act, hut that the wound In the throat
murt have boen inflicted by another person AT. |
Ter death. rost luton WA adopted, dtciArinu |
against tho Introduction Of the Homeopathic |
practice IN any portion Of tins army. AHothsr |
tcsnuton, to amond the code II ethcA by |
striking out that part which forbids patentin,
surgical Instruments, was laid on the liable.
Dp. NckFN1rx, the literary editcr OF the |
ihllahelpHiA fREss Who ia writing sketches of |
l'ish ac'or' and actresses, relates Of the eol,ua
t.d Harriet Mellon, that IN 1913, bcin; then
Tat, ihir and forty b" Hhe r, tired fton, tho st.p.
q. L
at whtec death, in 1922 sho succetdod TO sll his
iofturo-a trihe Of about siO, 80 OOO A lady
with 10 msfy stctlAk charm, was surc TO have
sniterS-among the fest, tho Dnka Of York, I'M |
Gle TO Qaeen Victoria, was considered lfh,iy to |
win her ~ mp iand, hllcd With 40 much traas- |
ufo. re lady, howoysr. woro weeds fnr five |
y"a'r and thor, Ia 1927 bestowed hcrselr in
Ima't,ag9 Tvs. upon tho ninth Dukc ct 81. Adams
Nv uv' At,e poihg %, -hils her B,utdck wa, n,t |
a. ineon,tuous ~ this un,oa appeared
though the D1ko was the lireal dcscstd, al
WI u"ihc, an Actress, and tho only faithful
mistress Of Charles IS lit was not unhnpny |
ne relations Of husband and wifo were striG,Iv
platonic, from first 10 last, Il is said Tue Iady
wanted rank, and became n Duchess. Tho
;entloman wanted money, snd tho purse OF a
no millionaire was AZ his command Al her |
lea'n' IN lSJ', she lett him we'll provided for
put bequoathtd the bulk Of Mr.. CUutts immense
o. or'nne 10 ms relative tho eldest daughter of ,
VIZ Francis Burdctt, who, by chanao of n.no | ,,
now Miss Angola luriett Coutts, also hap /
ebirg TO bo the wosl, ,hiost women Ia En,rlnnd. '
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Fort Henry, on the Tennessee
River.

For. Henry will be observed on the above
a % oc.upy position in Tennessee, below
8 b undary line with Kentscky, and near the
ol;om edge of the map. 1t u situated on tn
'crrossoe River, and botween that river and
be Cumberland. The details Of operation
VT c,cd with 1t are as !ollows:-
Some weeks Stree, General Grant Lft Cairo,
with strrng force, for the Tennessee river
1t the heavy rains had caused that river TO
nsco'n" % much ssollon that the expeditiar
time. no further movement had besn made on
the part Of the Federal forces. Our telegraph
dispatches, published yesterday, announced
under date Of February +h, that General Grant
had again started for the Tennessee river,
with large force OF troops, and additional gun
boats, and had penetrated up the river 20
within three miles of Fort Henry, q iortilcstioa
by that nAue which has bo,n thrown up by the
rebels 20 command tho paasage t the river.
Thi. fort Is situated on the east LAnk Ct the
Tepns river. 1t stands in the bottom abo
tho high water mark, Just below the bend in 1 Z
river, aud AZ tho head of a straight stretch OF
about two niles 1t therefore commands the
river for that distance down stream aud very
little else. The land around II "a hlte hlSh
than the fort, and portion oft is covered with
timber. The armament Of the fort consists OF
eight thirty-two FOUNDERS, four twelye-poundors
and two six poundors. The thirty-two aud
twelve Founders are heavy guns, and the a :
Founders light pieces. On the opposite side OF
the river are three hills, which completely con
mAnd the fort. Recently some new fortiGca'
tions we're commenced on these hills, whero II
was inter ded TO mount some very large guns
al d three Iihed cannon
Fort Henry and its approaches were recon-
noitsrsd on the 21st ult., by the United States
guubcat Lex 'ngton, with view to Ascertain it'
strength and the position Of the rebels. SIT
vent within two miles Of the fort, and threw I
numb,r Of shells into il, without eliciting any
reply. At first it was thought that tho rebsli
had evacuated the work, but on approaching
it still nearer, the rebel pickets wee