The New York herald., 1863-01-12

DAY, JANUARY IL, l06'
present, stating that the men were too 0 waik'
and their removal was an imposs't. CAP,
Powers. Of The Seventh Missouri nfanry after W. cap
ture q Holly 6prings Tho e0rts OF this able d accom-
s q Ss Ss wsfs aDS
that lay IN his power 70 preserve hospital property and
make sae bepsss beings Who were &fiven from their
allow. Ds Reilly Assistant Surgeon OF tho Fortyeght
Illinois infantry also rendered great assistance by his
well directed and efficient cnacavors.
II. r. WRIT, Surgeon United States Army,
Medical Director Thirteenth Army Corps.
Lieut. Col JNO A. RowLiNs Assistant Adutant General,
General GRANTS beadqusTtcrs
ARRIVAL OF rHE STEAMSHIP osSIPEE
The steamship Osspee up to the Navy Yard here
yesterday for repairs 10 her machinery which broke
down her trial i frsm Boston TO Fortress Monroe.
THE VISIT OF MR.. CHASE TO NEW YORK.
Mr. Cbases visit to New York is TO impress upon the
bank Anancers the necessity Of cooperating with the
government at this perous period 10 It's financial condi
tion and 10 give TO the Treasury the advantage OF tho
one hundred and sxty-nne millions now owed TO the
public by the banks Of States
TIE BANKRUPT LAW.
The vote the Bankrupt bill is to be taken Thurs
day next but apprehensions expressed that those
who to be boDeltled by the passage Of the bill
It's passage The opposisiOn to the bill has assumed
almost partisan character, as il includes nearly all the
democratic members They unwilling to aid the
republicans in hog the burden Of bankruptcy from the
mercantile energy Of the Atlantic States they
promote the emancipation Of negroes in the South.
DISMISSED PROM THE SERVICE OF rRE UNITED STATES.
BY direction or the President the following named
officers absent without leave from their station Camp
PAROLE Annapolis Maryland dismissed the service Of
the United States
Captain D. A. Gillian, sxty-ninth Pennsylvania volun.
captain John Brown, Thirteth Ohio
First Lieutenant g. W. Champlain, Forty second Penn
sylvania.
second Lieutenant W. Thompson, Twelfth Massachusetts,
Volunteers
All other officers now absent from said station without
authority hereby directed 10 return without delay,
under penalty Of dismissal from tho service.
TIE SHIP CANAL FROM the MISSISSIPPI TO THE
HUDSON.
vote on the ship canal from the Hudson to the Nssis.
spp 10 be taken Tuesday The importance OF this
renders its friends sanguine Of its success
THB MINORS OF ENGLISH VESSELS FITTING our TO
RUN THE BLOCKADE.
The Navy Department has received no Information
ranting belief that number OF vessels, as recently
published, being fitted out in English ports with the
design Of violating the United states blockede.
THE LOBBY.
At no time during the last two sessions has Washington
been full Of members Of tho third house. who here
promote the success Of various important bills Affect
ing private as we'll as public interests.
ADvIcEs FRoM JAPAN.
The Navy Department has received dispatches from
Commander AcDouga, Of the United States steamer
wyoming, dated Yokohama, Japan, November 10. He
reached that place tho 9th from cruise the Chinese
He represents that the cholera prevails
less al the Chinese ports he visited, much 10
mako il unsafe 10 permit tho to go on shore He
made the passage 10 Japan through the Inland sea The
Numerous Islands IN the highest state Of cultivation
AZ the outlet Of Inland Sea- INTO tho Bay oE Osa and also
~ the outlet Of hs Bay Of Osa ortacaaons being
constructed for their defence, al q which had been
done within the last three months. Commander
McDougal states that u the request Of our Consul
at Nasssaki hc rendered . passage 70 Dr. Dury, the
French vice Consul At Yokahap for which hc received
polite letter OF thanks from the French Minister. He
further statssOn the ssh nst FOR the FIRST time and
accordance with the usage Of civilized nassns our
Minister was saluted with guns from Japanese
shpowar, with the American Gag at The fore, which
returned from his ship with like number and the
japanese Tag ~ the ore he being the FIRST Minister from
foreign nation receiving that honor from the Japanese
Commander McDougl represents the officers and crew Of
the Wyoming in good health.
EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.
The Navy Department has received ocal information
from Lieutenant Colonel william L. Ludlow agont for tho
exchange prisoners, Of the exchange Of all officers
captured the and Gulf coasts and waters now-
Ing into tho same, up 70 December 10, 1862.
TIE REyRREEs IN TIE CASE OF THE GREAT FALLs
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
The referees tho Of the Great Falls Manufactur-
ing Company, who 10 determine the value Of tho
which 10 be diverted TO the Potomac Aqueduct
have adjourned to Boston, with view to ascertain the
value Of water sites thereabout.
CoKpEMNATIoN OF SEWARD.
Tho radicals continue, condemn Seward the cause
Of Buffers removal Its foreign complications disturb
them.
ARRIVAL OF coNTRABANDs.
CONT abands continue 10 flock hther. The free coored
people doing all they possibly 70 alleviate their
distresscs
THE ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATOR IN
PENNSYLVANIA.
Understood in high republican quarters here that
in the Senatorial election in Pennsylvania there viii
be much difficulty in overcoming the democratic majority
OF two joint ballot in the Legislature Of Pennsyvans
General Cameron is the real man OF the republicans.
BURSTING oP A FURNACE AT THE NAVY YARD.
Ono OF the furnaces Of the Ordnance Department at
the navy yard containing twenty ave thousand pounds OF
metal, burst yesterday and injured three Of the work
men