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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-09-26
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF Ar EilTE,
JNClDEN rAL TO SOLDIERS.

INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS.
Those feeling which sadden usually arise from
trouble annoyances obstruted peispration, or eat
ing and drinking whatever is unwholGsome, thus dis
turbing the heathul action of the liver and stomach
These organs be relieved if you desire to be well
The Pills taken according to the printed instructions,
will quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
stomach and, as natural consequence, clear head
and good appetite.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-03
xgsaE1Y PAEuYIILE.

TIE oaei torsn Of FsrsaPilie was shccsei CT
Thrraasy isEt b. .rsgsaz in It's streets. r. B
s.sp.ss. Ct Auahsss: county, Va. uas asst dead
shout o ock on .ac Ga5 nsssed By Lieas Col
Henley, OF ,1e 5.ss Virgins rsgicasAt also Of Am
hart. Il sppsars that oei z, wao is hs;sssed
nss zee, .nfoTrne5 TIA. Staples hsd bos2ted u
hsx;rg aiaho1orsd hin. AID proceeded TO Farm
vs,s Wednesday fog he purpose If :sking his
Life. rae nsxs isy as Isei %. IL taa. street, :nd
s-ei on him thrcs eacts s:.e-ing "a atdy ind cEe
r,,,si {. his heart, sii.ias hin .ast.nisy. Cl r.
.he surrendered hiass;f into -Ls L&1ss at lie an
.tc.i,i a. ana will be tIis- 81 tae ns1s seskicH o.
tss Primes Edvs-a County Coa:s. Bota .'sEsiss 10
,k;s fatal ssir vers resp seed eiszens CT AMhsrs.
s..p.es wa engaged IN enc Ct the GoTsrlnea:
s.oYes a. Farmville.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-03
TSE rfaHc AZ ss.sexwATsr.

rse eight II Blsekwstsr bstwcsn she Esdesaies
uu,rbsstng, u b stated, fron tso {, kfseen thou.
..na and The 0oafsdsrs:es, uaasr osa Fryos.
.,ureacea Saturday marnsns abous dawn, cur
c,.Ast. beng sadfsn'y driven Ia, snd 10 enspy
.s..,;ns eur camp ~ tee Fight OF ia Hrs1 Gap am
q ,r..s "a. O. battery sxd = ssssion OF capsaia
w.,sA. battery replied 10 tts era, xfter the ~.
,ln.-y eusl ws ever. ths Ashs was nsinssined
.hsa, one kcur WITH musketyy. when shs enemy
.,.scd arisg sni retired. Cen Pryor fil hack
e,eas niles - 0asfssi;le. Oar Ioss wss not ovsr
aax sE,ed end vowedsd. Amoas th, killed was
Cal poass. Of ralsski ee:n.s. scms.s dag the
s:.a Virgins. saa Cspt. roahias Il sae s7.h rir-
s,,;s Cc, p. was siraek IL ths !hfsn ky srss-
msr, o. shs,l and bled &c asata Ia few faipusee.
Ia wrixht's battery cspt Wright. Lieut. wstiics
.ni privats George Il. Wsts, Of Ea.issx, were
sl.ra,,y weu aded From ;he following dispatch,
recssvea on fe,rr.Azss last night 4 viii be s,en
ia, the eaemy Ell fsred ssvsse,y.
PfrsRsBvaa. FEB. g. Es|iasss 'nta,i!s.bis from
susoik, Saturday,. .tssss tass Gaae-ai ooreorap.
not Gressl Peek, commanded Ths enemy I'd.
Nil less La killed ard woaufed ei $50. lmocg
u. kasd ls a L,eassa.a: Co'cnel, name no. re-
collected, aad Captain raylos oeasral Gibbs vsks
,sy..slv wouadsd Aa ths hospisass In EuGosk
were s,lsa Ia woaaasd, aaa ssss Esa.itt 0iasSh
sees ra rsf far hofai.ai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-03

EaIsede q Fa,ts ne 6 4 = 50
M mst e, ne7sf.iak III ~
et.asa "a 's ssssssss -
!. = f0snty s!nEN4e ~ 1yex9ees6 11Gn(us
81 ~ se ~ e1elllfefS Il, - -
o09yeys LOf4 kY311os6 lD0 4Sf6 " ~
cousty. pFss.6sa = 1llnf = stN,asSif -. "
e De ~ Iss. tree = ~ ftefap Ss6ks sen3 ~
Mls l eptsisn seat tAe ssn1e 1AAstus Hsle M l6o
trn aeasss shyai0 ~ pee6gn6oo6 = - 3Wl
no.son in tas3 epan1oa H 10xous - 161l
ded ne !. Paskin9soa u4<o9 o. 14o11SDE WIl
!. ~: ~ 80. nas g n9ao - - - lux -
p4ant away Ws ha13oVo1 II
ssms tms. snd he az nd 1ep1k - e r. =
Sy e Nh u 81 e9teaa 6c11 A11G1Ga - 7S -
! !. TO No~Aens = - 5slleelA ~ ~ - -
e,o faly ata<nf t1 Mxog ttBeo14 ~ n16oS
III tla u.1sesd sts& 80 80 ssss2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-03

nb ss o. sotsSn Is ssvrs,a ga nesa-s shs ,sr-i.
seis as 10 70 - eents per p uAs q q. "a r "a
lha. & map tsask u Per 5. ~, sr 40 par IS
Tbs prsssrt sies II hiksss shan Il bseoss sks
Invention of rhs co.tecssa Ani wissa tbs .;sSsoes
st the S-uAsi;ksdi. !. ~itA ths;r as-@rs. II
THs aDzPARTM.Nr or THs germ.
Cen. Eua.er. w.o hss yssarl,a tis 20 s,-sa n II
tie q nspa:traeus OF ias ID b. kat ssss Il. 10
Hftsn Hssd, SO. BIS snefsi ct.ss. ii ~ cs Ia
fsilcsias la paragraph sns<s.
I. h With s'nssee p'essnss thsstse g ssar cors.
zsa.G-s rvsssns to sais Dspassraar Il rsv3
sEe1 ef tbs ~ 9TH VII ~ ds1-iay b "a 5esn here
csss, hsvtns nte. shiisd. asshouea wi.kDst r,.ny
osrartcus les fss g:eas dsss.ncssos III 4, thsir
wh s;e' dats when csI.@sl upon--ss y-tsnrss r, 1
Eeyat, PHsasks, jams Issd,d Gal Pacstatis-0 :.
namss e sAiet ersry 20 altr # sks ecaa ssAv ie,s
asck VIA pfsds A.tiosSs MT -ays a ,oss.fas---
osIue eY bays TIE y ~ ssuni sas ri os e ,ysys
hss tfsa essarFsd sssosss.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tns vscdsyb'is; tie .on:y ttap thst,e cetea
tie alabama ssslsd from fortress Morros Friday
The Gonfadsrass rrirstssr Rstsfba!icn resrrtly
captured taa brig J: n isost. Of aosso- snd PIT
Pr;z ere. sScss e hsr, who cd tEastors and
esfr. ed har iaso 81 TEoa.a7.
saars.ds sr-a. Friday in visilirs sSe Raw York
pablic schools. ax-g EtsIo al es7ss 10 tho chi.
dfsn. AMI 5iying shsm ais autograph
g1A fasy Council Il Dostoa hss terdsfel Mocssl.
| isa.s ssasas.s Of The thy. =.
aovesn1s tar!ey, tire "ALi.zry Qovs.aosn Of
Icr.h Casossna, has rsssprei
Essst Put'sr had ioas ccnsrha.isn With I'm.
coin ssi q ss-tan ca Friasy. 1t II theugas 90 WI
be reiu eai 20 L9ai5.aSa
Arrivals ftrra ss 3set ladies' rspaI. :ae presenee
es wz- steazser. ssh;ei. sppesra 10 B., tbs kls.
Asna. srltale .a9nt $50 raiiss of Eer Yo.k.
fe-. r.aA liz FRS GeInsn.zed \ Ceurs Of y aairy
Int BIS eanes willie iss 'se Array as tic rota ssae,
Ear. 4gn. 4. II i,a.r. .sua, tas e n gss,ssar..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-03
CUUR1 PKouAxDlNos.

Eayor's CoE't. Eoaday, FsA 2-JanssL Nsl
s5n wss charged with sctaa9 dlscidAsiy = -
street svis,'e unk. aud was required TO aivo SooGe
ty fsr so I'd behavior.
hi lo3, siava Of John Hutehinson, charged with
thso"ins stones in the street., was proved guiliy
and ordered Is lAshes
john kilsy, shsrsed with mo.ss.iug psop.s = the
Street While iasoxieasee, waI r. qdircd to give =
curly for his g5oa behavior, ana failing wae can.
mttoL
Thomas NcBrde, charged with gss:ins d &upk
Z and efsctfng q forcibls entrance in.o she basbee
shop oi John Johnse n wasrsquusi " give seea ity
for good behavior.
J, I'm A johnson, 3 lad, wss charged with ssesl.
Ing uniscim o 1t from Vim Wsenn Yheeo0.
psxinaus net appearing ON either Of the 1a0o se1
arArt for tha exAnlastisu, GeserdInt W. az
charged ftcn the crin;nzl pros.eutson, hut 60 q
misssd Tor want ofse:urity to be OF god heha
vier.
Robert Lyane VIM 81 Manning, and oscers !
Versei, sFere ssftfsred before the Aayor o. tie
E charss OF ie.oIiossiy ob:AiDine 1l, sos fsom Wm
A ~harterx, a eiiixeu sf Richmond on Wham tsev
had impossd = bogus substituss, who kaA besa y.
esivta iiso. bogus company xhs csssudauAs.
s~eo sfe pert o. regularly org sa.Esd hand 81
swisessng sussttuss ageats, were aIrssteA 3 few
days &c, by ths dstscsives OF ths PrsvasS cg fhe
Essssrn isszist, and wsss sent bAsors tAs NayeS
from astss Thunder. Tke axxrasnaticn wAs Sqn
tlnaed spta Tu shay
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-03
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

sui.shla spo.ogy 70 The q. =. Senate.
LATEST, FOREIGN NEWS.
The Speech sf Hapoisoa--,;emments Of The
EaShsh Press Upon II, c., &C.
Tic mai's BY tas saxon q, from Liverpool on shs
14th u., contain zone intelligence Of Interest, Of
which We give sammuY.
FRANCE AND xMERica-ADDRHs, cp HArcIsoS
AT The OPlNlNG OF The LEGI.LA1Ivy goBY.
The sessioa Of thu Genst, s1d Corps xs. i,ls.ii
sss opeged % t, . l2sh ty sae Emperor, who de.
lverea the following epe,eh:
Missiears les Seacscnrs, Mess,enrs ks Deputies:
The E.e ys.stiys Bssy II aaou. to saln .nancs iss
last session TO have sntiopstsd the .er.s axa. by
Tbs Oe1sti.u.ioc vosls have been, ia mT Q. iaian,
Get OF iu6ral.szde toward the Chamber, eI sats-
tr.st t1wsrA sle ccu1tfr.
aha sisaSs aavf ..assed vixen i. vyas thought ne
ceassry to t&As at!ventsge Ct q hspDy Incident
TO maze ss-e o. tea votes CT restricted ncmbsr If
slse.srs. As.:hs rEessn: dsy, wnen every ono Ia
aware tla. the ssSsss. 10 locs:r possess ts rSst.
leas- ess OF tersr tislaa convection n uos cznaa
a. th2 aiigateS. breath which SEEMS - asltso To
20 iticsl asn,ssltesa.
A. ses noa most f,r ts last tine. It {, .sviseb;s
to est Retrospective gisree rpoas ~hst s,svo
d,re tGe!asr during tne last fi.e ys-zs f-f 3 In
only ay tsls,sg coasseted yisw OF par.f,t. d.
yesrs aiist e.. adgniezs can re frzm I'd CT !ha
,a'a 1sl srsIis VIA aica s-e sHAisSci soe eea.-
tsY have bsea Enaaagsd
Itssa isi. saiag 30 suspect !. ths Rsts If srv-
eroiEns s3ala fecret m3.iva or tame raystszisgs
5an -tieu X 1t, my po isy hss always bsea A,.
ply 70 ilcea .Aie tIo!..eaasy =. -hai's sia -er
,a'sa psepcncsssacs "i.aeas asusias sra si.aost
xasintan abroad vi hin the limits OF right AMI Of
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f.s.sh Is ~ lls.s 49, - - a'ea os I'm
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-03
.-s< CAL M-ASEEIH1amk

Emes1 In shs City JafI rhsrs was q ssnsldsra,
bis en.eute among the prisonsrs n ~ Oatv JAN
duriag sunday Eight. After bsine Licked . .
thai n'gat thsy. ty . pseooucsrted asrnae1Snn1,
CONNER csd doing ell tie dasee thsy ooui3 g ~
esiis ard osher parts Of hs Easnstuee wisAin ssaG
and By ysstsrday mofnlrg had sneeeelsa Il sASs4s
Ter OF scoandrs's Thea the iailos went yesteT.
cay morning to cDsn the gate. q usuaA tkae &.
ferad vfoisnt oppai!iou, dcslaring tha4 ~ mt
cns who attempted TIE operation Woul1 b. kllle1.
e was fouEd Deces1Hy 70 call n ths ~ e. -
City csttaiions BY whose assistar @ thsFineIeodeo
wsrs secured aud bscked The iail 4 ~. ~
has bsea long time. filed 70 osetloSviDs W. -
esscrssnens Of the grsndest scxmps IA IL OonD1e.
rasY. t7,F--F.sa -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-03

Bsockeds Geods.--An inssalment Of 0oveenSenl
ssoss that taa lun !he blockade, hAviuR aEvlvod
street, 81 that th~y could bs dispossd Of to The n
ciers a. cost. Ths vicinity WAS crowded dasinl
TIE day with army "a .crs who happened 70 8 e
Richmond and took t:as opportunity Il proe1gina
chanr lfoifnfns lath - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-03

Tia Aboiisisr PrtsonsYs A Yankee bess Asy'nG
repo.td Lee advai st City Point Gen. WlaAes
viii today eesd off oy way Of Pstsxsbuss. revoa
hundred sas if;y Of tina Hsss:ana csp ursa s. Gss,
Bragg "a Teenesseu, this aunbsr being al thas ths
boat nss es1 ael ? to take away. Some four or Aso
handled sslH s.a remain, who wiz b eaERiea e6
tbs Grss aysiishle opportunity.
Z For tas Ftessr:cksbw4 suftrna-Ths m, mhess
CT "a Cheaapssks srsaisfy, Japs Wm D. BROWN
Ia earas asy ct mpase4 entirely Of KxfylsnAsfp-
Gsns ssserd ~ TO lisaasoat e1l5 ~ dunatIoa q
the Frederick s5rEg &c e .ers
Assita,y Eleetioss --.2t sn election hs3A On ths
s6sa II saEravs Msjcr J al e. Eerbert was elsoGsd
L,su.anaCt CalSrsi Of shs LIT Asrtl.nd bAaAalisn
ef ipsautxy.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
For the National Republican,
A RemInIaeenes.

The writer Of this was reminded, by meeting
in this city, day or two since, Lieut.. Colonel
John Quincy Adams, Jr., (Of the staff Of Gov.
Andrew, OF Massachusetts, and son of our min
lister to England, } of some circumstances which
illustrate the patriotic character of tho citizens
Of Massachusetts and Boston.
Mr.. Adams was some three years ago asso-
clsted as counsel with Gen. Benz. +. Butler, In
the defence Of the mutlnecrs Of the whale-ship
Junior, who had committed murder and rob-
berry on the high seas. The criminals were
desperate gang; the proofs of their guilt were
abundant, and some of their number had con.
fessed their guilt in writing.
Butler and his young associates conducted
the case, which lasted about three weeks, in
such mastery manner, that the highest pen
atty fixed upon any one of the criminals was
six years. imprisonment. While the brutal
murderers are safely lodged in their cells, two
Of the counsel who defended them have been
killed in the war Of the rebellion. Major Chas.
Chandler, Of the First Massachusetts regiment,
was shot dead at Glendale In one Of the seven
days battles. Lieut.. Col. Wilder Dwight died
Of wounds received at tho battle of Antlotam.
These officers were associated with Gen. Butler,
Lieut.. Col. Adams, and others In that case.
There 10 another among the fallen who met
them daily within the bar during the trial. 1t.
Col. Tilcston, Of the Eleventh Massachusctt
regiment, who fell III the charge Of Hooker's old
brigade, In the second Bull Run battle, reported
the trial for the Boston journal. And thus
three out Of that circle Of young men with
whom the writer met daily at the bar, while tile
cause was In progrcss-three talented and cnthu-
siastlc young men-aro numbered among the
dead heroes Of the war.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

FUNERAL SERVICES OF Col. GARESCHE.--We are
enabled to give readers but brief notice Of the
funeral services Of thisgallant officer owing to the
late hour at which they were brought to d close
II was an occasion OF deep sOlemnity, and called
together such numbers OF our citizens as to I'LL ST.
Aloysius Church 10 its utmost capacity long before
the hour of service. The religious services were
College, assisted by deacon and sub-deacon. The
oholrs OF the various Catholic churches in the city
united in the performance OF MozATps grand re-
QUEEN Mass and other choice selections from Cath
Ollie music
The altar and furniture within 1t were appro-
priAtely draped In mourning. Father Mcguire de-
llvered eloquent address upon the life and char
acter OF the deceased taking for his text John 18th
chapter, 2lst to 29th verses. He felt that he was
unable to do justice TO the occasion. Human ma
ture was crushed by such an event, and philosophy
could afford no consolation, This was found only
in the words Of the text-Christs words OF comfort
TO Mary and Martha, He would speak as best he
could Of one he loved as brother, and whose
death had caused him to feel that the church and
clergy had sustained an iFrepAFRble loss,
He proceeded to give brief history OF his life,
and then spoke OF his exalted character as citi'
zen, soldier, and = Christian. On the morning
Of the day In which he was killed he received the
holy communion in connection with the command
ing general this leaving behind the eleArest evil
dence that lie was faithful unto death. II was not
necessary fnT the speaker to dwell at length upon
! the virtues OF the deceased all who knew him
wOuli bear witness to his fidelity TO all the Obli-
cations he assumed as soldier, cllzenI or Chfls'
! tiRn,
Let those officers who now spend their time in
saloons and theatres, bringing Disgrace upon their
profession and Gods curse upon our cause, follow
his example, and thus secure the favor Of the Al
mighty upon our arms. At the close Of the ser.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17

About year and half ago the Secretary Of
the Treasury appointed Victor Smith, Esq, Of
Ohio, an energetic brother Of the nowspsporial
craft, as collector Of customs, &C., at Pugeps
Sound. A few months after the arrival out Of
the new collector there came up from the old
officials and hangers-on Of that locality howl
as from pack Of hungry wolves robbed Of
their last home. All manner Of charges were
preferred against Mr.. Smith, and the special
agent Of the Treasury Department for the Pacl-
hc coast, as We learn from the San Francisco
Bulletin of the 18th ullimo, was sent on the
ground to make full inquiry of all the facts;
and we also learn from this same number of
the Bulletin that this ngent has returned to San
Francisco, and reports that not only were the
charges against the collector groundess, but
that he has actually In the first year of his adj
ministrHtion of the Treasury affairs in that dis
trict saved to tho Government about $50, 900
of its heretofore annual expenditure. Nowo
der that the pap-Suckers howled at such a cut
tlng-of of their supplies. An officer who in
these time of almost universal extravaganza
thus sternly enforces rctrenchmcnt and econo-
my deserves public mention.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
EDITION.
FOUR o'OLOCK, r. NJ.
Ths Intere.pt,d R,htI corr,.pond,,

The Intercepted Rebel Correspondence.
IL will be remembered that VIC announced a
short time since that one Of our gunboats had
captured an agent Of Jef. Davis on boar a
Confederate" vessel, In which he was attempt
ing to run the blockade. with him was cap.
turod mail bag, containing large number Of
letters, addressed 10 Davis rebel diplomatic
and financial agents abroad. This Correspon-
denco was laid before tho Cabiuot yesterday
afternoon by the Secretary of tho Navy, With
the consent of the President. II was decided
10 submit the whole to Secretary Seward, with
authority to publish the samc, and tho LATER
caused It to DO furnished exclusively to the
National b,telLigeRcer, the REPUBLICAN, having
gone to press before the Cabinet adjourned.
Upon reading tho entire correspondence, the
substance Of which appears in another column,
the reader will observe two great factsiS
LIST, That the "Confcderates" are suffering
greatly for the want of supplies of every kind.
I'd. That their European agents, whose busl-
ness II has been to buy ships and furnish arms,
ammunition and othersupplIes, arc now known.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-17
FLEET or O UNBOATS SENT TO TEXAN
WA TIERS.

NV YORK, Jan. l6.-The steamer Illinois,
with New Orleans adylcos to January 9Th, has
arrived.
The rebels were encroaching upon the Union
lines In the noighborhood OF Donaldsonvillo,
but no danger was apprehendod.
| RUmors are common to the effect that tho bat
Ito at ViCksburg commenced on the 3lst ult.,
and was continued daily; but nothing definite
Is known In New Orleans.
The affair at Galveston on the lot inst. caused
a general feeling Of gloom among tho army
and navy.
Rear Admiral Farragut has sent the Brook
Ign, Scotn aud half dozen Of his best ships
to recapturo the Harriet Lane al all hazards,
and, If possible, 10 destroy the rebel gunbOats
in Bayou Buffalo.
OF this expedition nothing had been heard in
New Orleans up to the 9Th inst.
Gen. Banks had been in command a month,
but nothing In regard to his plans has tran
spred.
II was known, however, that he was not lido
Most Of his troops are at Baton Rouge.
New YoRK, Jan. 16.-Thc following are all
the details Of tho Galveston disaster to he found
In the New Orleans papers
At two O'Clock on the morning Of the l2th
inst, four rebel gunbOats, lined and fortified
with cotton bales, emerged from Buffalo Bayou,
and moved directly to attack our vessels.
The Harriet Lane was aground, but sue
ceeded in getting several well-directed shots
into one Of the rebel steamers, sinking her in
a few minutes.
The sharpshootors succeeded in killing all tho
gunners and Captain Wainwright. When the
latter fell, the Texans boarded the Harriet
Lane, and captured her from her officers and
men.
Lieut.. Lee and nearly all the crew were
killed.
The rebels next attacked the Wcsthcld, which
was also aground, and, after Intellectually at
tempting to get her afOat, a consultation was
held by Capt. Renshaw, her commander, with
the rest of the officers, and they unanimously
agreed to blow her up. Most ofthe officers and
crew escaped, hut Capt. RCnshaw, Lieut.. Iim-
norman, an engineer, two quartermasters,
four frUmen, and a boats crew of five men,
were blown up with her.
The gunbOat Owasco had two men killed and
eleven wounded. The remainder of the fleet
escaped. The rebels turned the prows of all
the vessels towards the shore. They were an
ChOred at last adyiccs.
The steamer Cambria, with two companies
of cavalry and horses belonging to the Second
Vermont battery, had n narrow escape from
capture, on the 4th instant, but escaped and
returned, meeting the frigatC Brooklyn e,l route
to Galveston.
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GLEANrNGs FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

GLEANINGS FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
Sixty horses Of the Twelfth Massachusetts
battery died during the passage to Fortress
weather.
There is no choice of L. s. Senator yet in
California. Eighteen ballotngs have been had
Tho barQuc Morning Star reports that she
was fired into 10y the British gunboat Ployer.
There has been great snow storm through.
out Canada, md also in Cincinnati and tho
West.
The Republicans Of the New York Assembly,
it appears, have nominated Mr.. Callcott, a
Democrat, for speaker. There Is much excite.
mcnt, but, up TO this hour, we hear of no re-
suits.
4 great frCshet has occurred in the Lohgh
and Delaware rivers. It is not known whether
any damage has happened to the canals.
In tho Missouri Legislature, the Emancipa-
ton Proclamation has been referred to select
committee.
1t s said that the new United States Senator,
Wall, from New Jersey, 10 in strong sympathy
with the rebels
\ Toronto paper states that gold has been
dlocoler on tho Saskatchewan, In Canada,
east Of the Rocky mountains.
Tho boot and shoO manufacturers OF New
York have had a meeting, and determined to
petition for somB reduction OF tax on their
business.
General RoSecrans has sent ESQ prisoners
hundred men are 10 10 sent forward; besides,
there are many wounded rebels who arc to DO
cared for. The rebel generals forcO Ia said to
DO utterly destroyed.
Thus far, 1912 persons have deposited, at
the Boston pOst-ofllee, for redemption, SO OOO
of stamps, which have been used as currency.
The Atlanta (Ga.D IntsIligneer has the fol-
lowing: Cannot Mr.. Vallandighum lend help
| ing hand still further
''Had Gen. Bragg done his duty as well and
as promptly as General Smith did, Louisville
would have been ours, Cincinnati would have
furnished us supplies, while Columbus, Ohio,
would have been our headquarters. Then would
the Vallandighams, of Ohio, and the BriRhts,
of Indiana, have rallied to the issuing Of Bragg
noted order; then would many thousand friends
in Indiana, Ohio and Illinois have Joined the
Southern army; then, too, could Gen. Bragg,
having cut of the Western from tho Eastern
States, have whispered terms OF peace In the
Northwestern earl and then might we have rea-
sonably hoped for peace. But now all hope OF
peace Is indefinitely postponed, and our pros
poets are gloomier than when VIC crossed the
mountains, &C."
A resolution has been introduced into the
Confederate Congress looking to tho recall OF
their agents aboard.
According TO law 1t will 10 seen that VIC arc
soon to have 5000 900 In legal tender notes
The Indiana Legislature is making a splurg,
about arbitrary arrests.