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THE CAIRO EXPEDITION.
The Rendezvous at kPadncah--Report-
ed Extent of the PreparadonR--Fort
Henry on the Tennessee.

A Cairo letter dated on Thursday the 9th
says:
Yesterday afternoon portion Of the troops
stationed ut SEiithland, who were guarding
some laborers who were quarrying stone at a
place in Kentucky called CarVi1le, to be used
in the construction OF Notifications ut this
point, were attacked and driven of By the
rebels-soi it is rumored. The gunboatEEssex
and Lexington went Off that way this after
noon, and, it is conjectured, on account Of
such assault.
To-day, you have learned By telegraph, a
large force is on the move to concentrate at
Paducah. The authorities say that they move
from Paaucah 90, coo strong. If they do twill
be necessary to draw from some point east.
It is very evident that great events are near
al military quarters. General McClernand's s
brigade are under marching orders, and leave
in The morning with five days rations.
The two regiments at Camp Holt are also
nnder marching orders. a battalion Of Col.
the regiment Of infantry stationed there.
The greatest enthusiasm is exhibited in all
the camps. As H1ite can here regiment
Of McClernand's brigade cheering most Justify
ut the prospect Of fight.
The abilities Of the expedition from
Padp1ah Judge to be these: 1t will 20
BY land toward Fort Henry, a rebel
institution mounting some sixty-fours,
about sixty miles up the Tennessee. This
point taken, our forces can go by land
towards md in the rear Of Columbus, OF
gunboats, as far as Columbia, destroy The
| railroad bridge, and TINS cut Oft ali con.
| nection between the rebels at BowIna
Green and Columbia. Memphis and Nash,
| vile will be SO far in our hands that the
rebels, under. Bnckner will be cut OF
I from their natural course of retreat By tn.
! Nashville road, and if movement or feio1
be made upon Memphis, General Bishop Poll
| will be compelled to leave his two hundred
| guns In position, and travel down the Missis
| Eippi- Our troops would thus accomplish al
that is desirable, without the grcat loss Of lf
that must ensue if Columbus be attacked from
| the Mississippi.
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CHICAGO, SATURDAY II -

United States5sspfHcers With sixty men
landed End: detaa4hded Of Captain Farrell
commanding, ! {fsaurrEnier any property of
the United statdtogetherwtth the munitions
of the confsdsaf5,: If such there might be,
giving Fa1relis Eaae hour to decide. Farrell
Surrendered, anaAhe o. s. Commodore took
2 cannon Thsfs said Butler and his COM
mand wcreS:=> at Ship Island
B1loxie was s3nstdered in the hands Of the
Fsderals, and thysxere nomentarily expect
to occupy it.
The Federal lipEtsoners confined in the
Charleston jail aFe to be transferred to jail at
Columbia, EoutA carolina.
No official reHak Of the affair near Charles
ton, yesterday, ~ yet been received at head
quarters here 1zeafn that two Of CUE wounded
have since died. 8
$500 worth of1pntt nttraband quinine was cap
turcd two days ego on the steamer Courier.
It Was concealed between the Innings Of g car
Since w1itineStthe5.: above the fog has CON.
mcnced to riee.s**;
The forces ftdsa st. Louis, which have been
detained on thfs.ver In consequence Of q
steamer blockinSsnp the channel, will arrive
in the morning., Grant and staff vii
await their artf#a1 - -:
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WISCONSIN LEGISLATURES.
HeH8a Ge OF EoE4 HarVey-WhGfs he
eaya About Slavery and the War.

MADISON, Jan 1a-The Legislature cou:
vened yesterday. GOV. HarVcy's- message.
Hrst nlfndes to 1ocal matters, and the healthy
financial condition Of the State. Ia reference
to the war tax to- be levied, he saEs the 1oya1.
people Of: Wisconsin do not va1nG property ox
fife ITSELF weighed against the existence. of
tho GoFein1neA& which has SO long blessed
and protected them in both: Ho recommends
economy and wise administration to- meet
this tax. BE recommends the Introduction. of
military TACTICS and d1n II public schools
strongly urges memorial 10 Congress fop an
armory, naval depot, and arsenal Of arma. at
: Milwaukee,, It's capacious harhors water power,
cheapness Of ship material; aud ACCESSIBLE po-
!, sitioa, rendering u thas best: point IN TIE
hikes. AllEding to tha rebellion and the
rebels he says: <: ~: .,:: :.
aSurely a few Lessons more will teach rs, if
indeed We have not already been; taught, to
understand what treason means to; regard
these rebels with that hoKEhd ayerafon in which
ro5alists hold the Eegieide.: They are the at
tempted regici1es Of. the bast Government
/ under Heaven. The contest must cone to.be
| fought on the principle that the protection OF
| the Union alone givea sscsedness to sail or
Institutions. No soil, person, or anF species
| of pIppeSsy, have any s2efedness OF. claim "a
! regard outside the Constitution, and Hnch
less: when in rebellion against the laws
| Slavery IA. moreover: tbs. interest which the
/ p1ottcfs for 8onthetn MONARCHY hare plaTek
upon to nla1m and unite their section, unit
t. Conservatism or politics cannot saye 1t nov
L from the doom which awaits 1t Hhether
finds IT, fate In this stsagglee OF dies hngerin
/. Of Ifs, wounds; is: yet; 1n. tho order Q
| Providence, and not to be. directed By on
i fnuaficuce H:t ~ 81 :-',,- :; - - =
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T71GHT FIRSTCLASS 5Ev EN
l. r. rctr~~ r.sno Foztrs. at EH 4oSEth uteaspoxE t
dzeet On ae second door w e S9'a as1asas. u
+ oT apr1nyed paFsr. oe al n1o2s03s zdeISNS4in
pREST0N. sS. -.
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Our St. Louis dispatches give us the
reasons assigned By Gen, Sigel for his resig-
nation. We can but hope they ere such
as may be obyiated, and, that this gallant
officer may again join the service. Is he
not gallant2 Everybody thought SO when
in July he executed his mastery retreat
from an enemy outnumbering him ten to
one, in sharp artillery fight, one of the
most brilliant records Of the war. Every
body was delighted, and the satisfaction Of
Slge}s own countrymcn passed into q
provclh, ~"Tou fights mt sige1s den you
7rznks NIT me'' True there was hoarse
croak from Gen. Sturgiss, and we regret
Tor the sake Of both officers, that the charge
was not Investigated, for while the censure
Las always rested upon Sigel, still worse
imputation has never been removed from
Gen. sturgiss himself, for it is not compli-
menta's to believe that Brigadier Generals
have the petty jea1ousics and meannesscs
OF otler mortals.
Nevertheless, Gen Sigel won his stars at
Carthage. Since that time, lie has either
been the best abused officer in Missouri, or
1he most unworthy, for he has been snub-
bed, set aside, crowded out Of sight, kept
from anything glorious, robbed Of his com
nland, :nd placed in such q position that
sclf1csirect has finally induced him to re-
sign The matter needs investigation We
cannot spare from the service such officers
rs the country believes Gen. Sigel to be. It
is q heavy price to pay for some Of the
officers that We have in service, if VIC can
only keep them By allowing them to carry
cct their petty personal spites and rival
ries 1t looks as if Sigel had suffered in
this way. He is needed in Missouri, and
the War Department should see hin,
restored at any cost, unless he has beer
greatly overrated, and NC give his cnemic:
IN Missouri the benefit of doubt VIC d.
not ourselves feel
, 1862-01-11

Especial DtfFtscA othe Chicago Tribunal
':asE: Lou1s, January 10, 1860.
The North A355si1i. siilroaa trains faaias now
leave here regufaaly, but do not mike time,
owing to the difficulty Of getting wafer for
their engines. There are no tanks between
Hudson and Mexico, but few days will re1ne-
dy this. The be bridge ut Mexico is nearly
completed. 1tfs treetled, whereas the old
one was Howe: truss bridge. There are no
more troops along the road ROW than before
the burning, Though Federal troops are
securing Boone, Howard and Galloway coun-
ties constantly No negroes or secesh proper
ty were impressed into the service in repair
ing the road.
Several river pilots and steamboatmen left
here for Cairo, to-day, expecting employment
on transports.t.
4 few southern papers, as late as Dec. %,
were received a-day from Ironton, where they
arrived BY Hsg of trace.
The split between the Secession and Union
merchants on the Chamber Of Commerce
question is complete. The Uuion Exchange
YVES organized to-day. One hundred and
twenty members joined, and paid up theil
subscriptions.
A letter from Lebanon, dated Tuesday, says
Major Wright holds that town with $40 meu
Carr had gone back to the Gasconade, causing
great surprise at Lebanon. Several rebel
prisoners had been captured
The revised list Of assessments On tie use.
cesh" has been made ont, and new notices are
being served on al the parties by the Provost
Guard Police,
A war claim agent who had an office on
Washington avenue, decampcd last night
with several vouchers belonging to teamsters
and others.
:. No troops hare left here for Cairo, rs an.
nounced by telegraph from. that place.
In consequence Of the line being down
could not send you the following last evening:
A well informed gentleman who left Rolla,
this morning, had an interview recently with
Gen. sjgel, who complained that lie had been
hurried hy Gen Hallcck from sick he'd to
take command al Rolla, and that only three
days after hts arrival Gen. Curtis arrived, and
without exhibiting any orders from General
Halleck, OF giving him (sigeD notice, assumed
command Gen. 6igcl says that he has re,
signed out afH sense Of Justice to himself, hui
is anxious to serve his adopted country, and
ifthe troops were ordered to march to-day, hi
would march with them
He further says that out Of six regiments
raised in his ua11e, BY his friends, only foul
hundred mcn. ne left to his commando He
hopes III arral9geTns,t will be made h5 whicl
he may honorahly return to service. All tht
troops at Rolla a7e ready to move asamo
ment's notice.
At st: Charles, Mo-, few nights ago, :
bona Jfae bet Of one thousand dollars, money
put up, was made between seccsh and 1
Union 1aan, that Price would have possession
Of that place before Nsw Years. day. gh.
money was paid to the winner (Unionistl 'o1
Thursday last.
The old Chamber Of Commerce have 10
pointed committee to writ upon the seceed
ed UnioE members for reconciliation.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas

~ By a certain Mo1tgaSe dated It the a1st daZ ot
ecnn ~ 6 so ' Il
M Of # gsgs fes hed l. 7na e6. e4
Fisncis EoT6in ths pieisea 5e1sins1sf descrtbed
ss1d s.
an e
Asy. p 1893 1os rhine received I'D he others for
and able Iespeetively he nIst day q each NJ
s I e. sosfPss IL
Cd b. saa ta 4 defsa. .na bs Eaas n
and shall duo Nd unpad thirty
do as e = ssI Ia 1T e q 1s sSa
Il - eIee1ioa 6ias u taoaate A9en III in:
as essd aat a
sss ssaa
and given for said instanents whish have esince
d he coets!nsa & ~ Merfss=e aid . .:
terest dt= sa1reon. togcsherw4h eosta and cha1g 4
sdytrssnent and sale re premises soaye5ed hzsa3d
stsxa hs heirs r.3fsssrtztf7ss . s5stEns t5afsn
& ssR & q o.
sEe aaas Is q efisa
Cock and fta:e ct51hae& and a5e Known I'd dess5;b
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Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribanc.]
CARo, January 10.
The greater portion Of the troops hare Ill
ready been embarked. The whole expedition,
owing to its great numbers, will not be under
way before tomorrow.
Gems. McClernand and Paine viii be In i'm
mediate command of the forces from here
and Birds Point. Gems. Smith and Wallace
will command those from Psdncah.
Gen. Grant and staff will leave here in few
hours. Captain Ed. 0sband's company Of the
Fourth Illinois cavalry, Will form his body
guard.
There is sharp wind stirring with tendon
cy to freeze the ground.
The Memphis 4gpeal Of the 9Th and
7th is received here The BroWnyine
-(Tezas) Flag, Of the 18th :-ult.. contains
intelligence Of the 22nd day Of the
seige, as follows; 1.-THE drama had
continued as 1t commenced. Cannon
and small arms By day with change Of scene
by the burning Of buildings at night We
have no aecount Of the killed and wounded, us
the hospital has been removed to the other
side Of the river."a >
From the Atlantic coast the Memphis Ap,
peal has the following: "AuausrA, Jan.
5.-The Charleston MeTeary Of this E1orn.
Ing says the enemy were repulsed BY ths
bayonet' and run in Bull Run atY1e, leay'
ing guns and knapsaeks on the field. Fou,
dead and many wounded were taken of the
field. The pursued says the Federals were atk
vancing yesterday. Heavy skirmishing con
| tinues. Z: :-.. '.,--
| The Mere14ry announces the arrival Of tht
steamer Ella Wayerly, fzom Nnssau. .shs
was pursued by the blocksders, bu!
succeeded in escaping, She brought nin'
passengers, including 7. D. Bisbse Of Norfolk
Confederate besrer,of diEpatehea,- and also
valuable cargo. -: ''::* ;:
:Nkw ORLEANS, Jauuary a.-aen.. Loye1
has received the following dispatch
1: HApssoRei Jan. 1.-The enemy casn
| uca. BlIp1ie, yesterday. mQSning. YN
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EvIdenee+efthet Cofnectaess ofh1oyd.n
Zap: ~ ::
srArE c1 IILMp1s. Exzcu1zxE DxraEr1Eyr.R
Il: Springfield. Dee 11s2, lei. 5, ::
]. Dnox. M. Chicago, FL, :
srR-I return you my fhAnkk b. q COTE Of
4Iloyds Great MinsiJ Nap q tae Fifteen Southern
Etafe4 Ii Ia undoubtedly Tefy valuable pHbliea-
fion bahiE nccura$n and usafnl- think IeIy hEhY
Of q. 31etsain gaEX x@pce:{ahy. ~,
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TAX SALE. NQTIGE-To whom
Il It may eSneern: Take notice, tha. on The tven-
tdcfh day Of Hpt1l a p. 1850 putchased the follow
ny dsssif*@ lot: saEn saa 1fndt &b6F1faA sfHtita
Lot nrr iher n nlocknabet fou1 md lot number
tv9. IN block number taps-soth taxcd In the naae Of
: J, H. Ge8EenH6tth.
AIS, Ions number sexsatyhve and eighty. In block
ntm her sf3--ss1ed ID taa na4e Of J. W.Caeasa1-.;
ri sr 1ea u ne sSa Has q y " roaha %
Lots number -Sax1f three and sixty eIElt ia hlock
snlphcs eIght-tsxEd IN the name of ". Cochran.
! Lou number cJea rand e4ty:tyn n block an1
Der nlue-taxet fC.thc ra7ne of j. " Cochran
-Iote number atetone a1a d5sJs p hloeE namoe1
sss Io a. fss bsns ess
don oi III aessslh tao " 4 Eee- "a Township taas-
sn''e morrill, f5afss 6aBsas FED zBpHfok - =
Lot numbsr thtttees tn block I11rabez
Esa1ea ln'es 81 aa9s sf5isi1 e e; As1t T,ssa.
tEGnfT. .to9T-taredt h thn of r. Epeesau A1kt
lie Wrst tVptAil1s Of tho wes. nal OF ios n9taht
sEves1 IN Ii f4ock number tUso1yofe-@s3et IN the
n:ns & 1 = y IS essnan5s sam6sr ia sroe nher
| In the na1;c nf q i}lism Hildsn5and
ray+ ,ha north nteen Feet Of suis lots number
81 anf Il pf lots number " IS II IT, a. and Ia
tass Ia ankayn; II N n t4s stX .. Gh!sas.
6udI1E+ Il sx3 eltaa1eA thereon. 1t sale Of 4osa
inndi Fed IN purs1sucs OF Hwl for taxes and cost
1ac tho ctty a3 for &ener41 And Special poz
poseA for the nIEofc3Eat Yesf & D ts n and thasth
t lingo reisup4lpn ths7eSS H1H ex trd on the sNeu
fizsh dsy q Apan. 4. i p III mss =, ..r.,oo1,
-CAcago,5 1atasty11 II iasz, e45s9 js3i ksess
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Five Government steam transpozts-the
Baltic, Cahawba Marion, Star Of the South
and Empire City-haye been designated to
convey cavalry reinforcement to Gen Sher.
mans division at Port Royal. These trans
ports arc to convey the second and third bat
ta1ions Of the Massachusetts, First Cavalry
regiment, now in this city, and they will be
ready to receive them Tomorrow morning.
The first battalion Of the same regiment,
wl;ich is at Annapolis, will also be- sent to
Port Royal
The corps, which Is commended by Colonel
Williams, comprises twelve hundred men, all
finely mounted and equipped. Moat Of the
mcn hare been enlisted several months; they
ART Of the best class Of Eastern men, aud are
quite proficient ID drill The First Msssachu,
seits, as a whole, is one Of the best, II not thu
very hest, Of the volunteer cavalry regiments
which have Thus far taken the f1el61* -
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Additional from Port Royal.

New YORK, Jan. 1n-The following addi-
tional news is per tie; steamer Oriental:
Twelve vessels we're awaiting storage for
their cargoes, at Port Royal New storelouses
were to be Immediately built
Our force at Tybee Island has been increas-
ed some three thousand. Fort Pulaski kept
firing. One private had been killed.
Gen. Sherm ans force, on main land, on the
5th instant, resulting in a serious loss to the
rebels, besides seven prisoners.
Dupont had sent $500 men to reinforce
Sherman and to make active operations on
the railroad between Savannah and Charles
ton, and had severely eensured Sherman for
want Of activity.
Reinfo1cemcnts are daily arriving at Port
Royal. The troops are in good health and Ca
ger for tight. Progress is being made in tho
collection Of cotton, and negroes are contiuu-
ally arriving
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.-EEom Warrington.

WAsHNGToH, Jan 10.-An effort will be
mnde to establish bureau for supplying and
inspecting sloth!ng foF the - army: Those Sen:
to expel the Missouri Senators, would hsxe
voted for his expulsion if they had been
present
The State Department has adyicea that the
pirate Sumter Was In the harhor Of st. Piesrie,
Martinique, on the 22d Of December, and that
the IIoquei5 vas a league off the harbor, -wait-
ing for the SumteE's egress.
, 1862-01-11
Michigan State Lands.

Commissioner Lacey Of the Michigan State
Land Office, in his report to the Legislature,
states that 18TH acres were sold, last year,
realizing the sum OF Sit, ,566, which is divided
among the funds Of the Primary School, Nor
nal School, University, Asylum, etc. The
Eales were less than in former years, and in
many cases for only part payment in cash,
owing to our national and financial troubles.
The number Of acres licensed to settlers,
during the year, is 4o, lat. The State is still
entitled 10 select &c, 77::a5 acres Of Gorernmcu,
lands. to supply deficiency, Of which so, 62s
acres are in tie lower peninsula, and x, ,oas
in the Lake Superior country.
, 1862-01-11
Rebel Corruption and Ine1ffcfency-
Sharp Criticism Of JEFF. Davis, his
officials and bad Policy.

The New Orleans True Data WIS the last pa
per in Louisiana to succun1b to secession inau-
ences,, and its conversion was generally re-
garded ae q matter Of necessity rather than
choice It has always been In bad temper
since the Inauguration Of the rebellion, and
has not yet recovered its good humor. In
comm cnting On JEFF. Davis message, it says its
was addressed to the National Convention
useless and iuglorious career and that 1t does
not in any respect rise above the past unsatis-
factory proceedings OF that BODY. Tt avows
its opinion that Great Britatn could not demand
Mason and S1idel1, thinking wrongly as it has
lsT If CIR T r a6e1
dcnounces the, slayish dependence Of the Con-
fede1acy on the European powers, and gneers
at the blind confidence Of the cotton worship
ers. It saJs, however, In conclusion, that it
which is being more plain than complimentary.
In another article the True Delta ridicules
the confident predictions OF the Augusta {Ga-} J
Conssita1tona1&t that peace is not far of. It
says that boasts Of speedy Justification are
abundant at Richmond, but that the & Lincoln
ROYAL, Hatteras and Fortress Monroe, aud
! hints to the Cbss2ttutionaltst thnt aasannah
and sevcral other points can hardly be consid-
| cred safe.
| the Charge preferred by the Virglnia jour
| mails that combination exists between the
! specuIators, certain heads of departments, aud
the banks, ior the plunder of citizens. In one
! OF these publications one Of BenjamfD's appoin-
| tees is accused Of selling silver at premium
oi fourteen per cent. The ItueD Desta pronIs.
cd to give some home illustrations Of the same
sort and says Of New Orleans:
" Here, It is no emigration to say, Bp
elanonisn is in fnu and magnificent develop
ment, the machinery to conduct It Is perfect
complete espionage over the telegraph, ths
| ,10fs nt1fr r9y,Fn
er over the export trade OF the country the
unlimited and arbitrary control Of legal ma
chinery, by Which the property Of one either
is illegally and deapotically taken from him
without adcquate Compensation, while that o
another is pafd for at enormous prices, and ths
most p5ofligate abuse Of authority generally IL Il
exeIy department Is ths Tnic;; I'll IIaly ny nay oa
1nent Is too young to he thus depredated On
and TINT II We arg to change one hideons ays
TEN Of political deptayity foI another, tn
| blood aud treasure Of the people will be spen
| in vain" . * -: ..t--
, 1862-01-11

The Pennsylvania Senate, composed Of q
Republicans and 10 Democrats, elected Louis
". Eall, Speaker. The House elected John
Rowe. of franklin county, Union Democrat,
Speaker, BY yote Of IS to IS for William
Hopkins, Of Fayetse, also Union Democrat
Rowe WIGS supported By condition Of Repub-
1icaus and Democrats, and Hopkins by Demo-
crats who adhere TO their party organization.
, 1862-01-11

Ul8IoyAl Ehhmbef OF COMMERCE.
St. Louis, is not alone in having disloyal
Clanbcl Of Commerce. The Baltimore Ex-
change has elected secession Board Of Direct
ors, among whom is Henry II War1eld, late
President, but Now prisoner OF state In Fort
Warren. The Directors will rc-elcct War1eld
President
The split in the St Lonis Chamber, owing
to the triumph Of the traitors, is not likely to
Aea unless the new board Of officers {secesh, J
resign, which it is rumored they will do. Tie
secesh President is Albert Pearce, Of the
firm of Herring & Woodruff The President
Of the new Qoyal} Cls1uber is Henry j. Moore.
, 1862-01-11

The male population OF Maine is si6, 49, 2s66
of whom IL, 900 are between tho ages Of sey-
entecn and forty.
, 1862-01-11

H Col. Henry Dougherty, who was SO
badly wounded al Belmont. is at the house of
his uncle, Col john Dougherty, at Jonesboro,
where he is tcndcrly cared for. His leg was
amputated three times by the rebels, yet SO
bungliDgly that it will have to be again
dressed &c is having patent leg made, and
will still command his regiment. His men
say they will have no other Colonel,
, 1862-01-11
Message OF GpF. RamDey to IKE M1nne-
Bpta Eema8latnre.

ST. Paul, MINI, Jan 9.-Goge1nor Ramsey
was indqcted to day into his second term Of
office. his message shows a prosperous con-
dition Of the State finances. Minnesota has
companies Of caTalFy, and -one company Of ar
tillcry; in all Numbering 4, 400 men. a fifth
regiment b Turning. The State now sends to
the defence of the Union force greater
than her whole population in 1850. Ho re-
commenas military shsining in schools. In
and Of self preservation warrant, must be
made TO fall upon the crimes Of the principals
Of this Infamous rebellion, even, If necessary,
to the extinction Of human slavery.
, 1862-01-11

M WANTEtD-Asi situation as Prmsi-
= pal Of Public Graded .or Union School By
9ns oofouEh1J Qualified. with the best Of IeconuaeI
ga!tots and SIX years experience in Iarge 6radee
sffh9oL Addsess Teacher Springfield Aass- care
, 1862-01-11

e8 The Senate did good thing yes
tcrday, when it struck from the rolls the
names Of the two Missouri Senators
and Johnson-and prepared the way for
better men to come IN. Both the old Sen
ators are now with the Confederates, and
not Mr. Bayard had any objections to
make to their expulsion.
, 1862-01-11

H Quite delegation Of the Kentucky
Legislature and State Government have gone
to Washington to confer with Mr.. Lincoln and
the Cabinet. Among them are Lieutenant
Gov. John ". Fisk; Adjt. Gen. J. ". Fin
nell; Senators T. T. Manhall ard !. E. Good
1oe; and representatives G. F, Webster and
Mr. Enstpn
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ST. JoHss, n. F., Jan. 1o.-E1cisement at
Cnrbonnier il Intense, and increasing. Sever
al stores were broken into last night, andar1as
and ammunition abstraetel. ;ReSpforcemeats
still arriving. It is doubtful II. the military
VIII be able 10 prevent q collisteu much long-
er. The steamer OspHay leaves Halifax o-day
with eight batteries Of Royal artillery. ::