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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM THE soUTHwEsT.


Orr THE Mourn OF THE YAzoo RIvHR, Jan.
3-rid Cairo, Jan. 1.-THE expedition against
Vicksburg was safely withdrawn from the va
zoo river Yesterday. A single attack by the en-
envy was repulsed by our gunboats. The va
ZOO Ia abandoned as a base of operations, the
enemy being imprCgnablc on the front facing
that stream.
There has been no fighting of moment since
last Monday.
Nothing has been heard from Gen. Banks OF
Commodore Farragut.
Gen. McClernand arrived here on Thursday
night. The army IL now In transports ut MILL
ken's Bend. No further development has been
made Of the movements Of Generals Pember'
ton and Price in Vicksburg. The enemy was
reinforced to the number Of 60 600 men, and
had 100 guns in their batteries, besides field ar
tillery.
Our loss In the YaZoo amounts to $500 OF
1000 men. The loss of the enemy Ia unknown,
The body OF Capt Gwin, of the gunboat Ben.
ton, will be sent to Cairo on a gunhoat, and
thence to his friends East.
1t has been raining necessarily for the past
thirty-six hours, causing heavy rise in the
Mississippi.
At a council of war, held on board Of the
Tigress, McClernand's headquarters, on Sun
day, Commodore Porter and Generals McCler'
nand, Sherman, and other officers, were pre-
sent II was determined folly TO make any fur
ther attack on Nlcksburg with the present force
The enemy were receiving their reinforce.
ments too rapidly, and there were no prospects
of orr side receiving some also. Therefore II
was deemed eXpedient to abandon the attack
against Vicksbnrg, and operate against some
other place. The point OF attack was decided
on. hut publicity OF 1t forbidden.
Tho following day both fleets got under
weigh. There being no coal for the gunboats,
they were unable TO raise steam.
There was food in the river at this time,
With wood fuel the transports took the gun
boats in tow, and moved slowly along.
The advance arrived here last evening, ant
met coal going down TO them,
There was considerable excitement at Tho
mouth of the Arkansas river. The ram Pom
chartrain is down the river The runboats ant
. rams are waiting for her.
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II is stated that Col. John Quincy Adams
(who Is on the staff Of Gov. Andrew, Of Massa.
chusetts) received last week a letter from his
father, Hon. Charles Francis Adams, Minister
to England, from which 1t appears that the re,
lations of the embassy with the Court Of St.
James are more cordial and pleasant now than
at any time previously since Mr.. Adams went
TO London.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1863-01-13

We learn from correspondent at Trenton,
New Jersey, that Gen. Cook, known as one Of
the leading officers of the Camden and Amboy
railroad, will doubtless be elected United States
Senator to replace the Hon. Richard Field, who
was appointed to III the seat vacated by the
death Of Mr.. Thompson.
For the long term, commencing March 4th,
1865, several gentlemen are ANTIQUE to succeed
Mr., Ten Eyck, Prominent among them are
ex-senator W. Wright, or Newark, Jacob Va
META, Of Morristown. and cy-chanccllor b.
Williamson, of EliZabcthiown.
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Some Of those who formerly owned the slaves
cmRncipated in this District by act Of Congress,
are d" on the rampage" because the amount of
ransom Ia only forty-three and eight-tenths per
cent. of the valuation Of their " Chattels" by a
professional negro-trader employed by the com
lnissioners. They declare that they will not
touch this fraction of what they claim. We
shall see who refuses.
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E-BatChelOF's Hair Dye--The BeEt In
the World William a, Bachelors celebrated
Hair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished
from nature; warranted not TO inJuFe Hair In the
least remedies the il-eeCts bad dyes, and inyig.
CRATES the Hair for life GREY, RED, or RUSTY
HAIR Instantly turns a splendid Black or Blown
leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold b. all
druggists, &c.
- The genuine 10 signed WM 4 BATCHFlORi
on the four sides OF each box
Factory, No, 81 Barclay st,eet Late 23l Broad
way and ~ Bond Nc" Ista M Z2-lY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


a. The German RELIEF Association for
sick and wounded soldiers have decided to hold a
FAIR during the early part Of February, At Odd
Fellows Hall on seventh streets and, In further
ancc of the object in view, cordially invite their
buttons of articles or money with Mrs John Hitz,
ST, No. 90 south street. Capitol Hill, Mrs. r,
MuchlinghanA, No. 90 Market Space, or Mrs. p
Baumgrass, No. $50 Twelfth street.
Ladies' who have failed TO receive special cards,
will have the kindness to consider this notice as
such. L. WALDECKER,
Jan i3-3t. Recording Secretary.
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ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DEATH OF SENATOR
PEARCE.-n the senate to-day Mr.. Kennedy
announced the death Of his late colleague, Mr..
Pcarce, Of Maryland, and delivered On able
cnlogy ou the character of the distinguished
Senator. Senators FCsGenden and BOyard also
made addresses, and the Senate adjourned.
The death was Immediately announced In the
House: whcrcupon that branch also adjourned
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The following order from General NIilroy
created quite sensation among the F. T. V.
in Winchester and vicinity, but we cannot see
what they can do about 1t, or how they can
avoid the results of this order;
FREEDOM TO sIAvEs.
Whereas the President Of the United States
did on the first day of the present month, issue
his proclamation declaring "that, all persons
hsd as SHARES in certain designated States and parts
Of States. are. and hc1icetOrNdrd Sh,W be free"
and that the Executive Government of the Uni
ted States, including the military and naval
authorities thereof, would recognize and main
tain the freedom Of said persons; and whereas
the county Of Frederick Is included In tho ter
TitOry designated by the proclamation Of the
President, in which the SldSs d.OHld become free,
! therefore hereby molly the citizens Of the
lily Of Winchester, and Of said county, Of said
proclamation, and Of my Intention 10 maintain
and enforce the same.
! expect all citizens to yield a ready COmpl
anCe with the Proclamation of the Chief Exec
ulive, and J.dmnnish all persons disposed 10
resist its peaceful enforcement, that upon man
ilcsting q uch disposition by acts, they will No
regarded as rebels in arms against the lawful
authority Of the Federal Government and dealt
with accordingly
All pUr sons liberated by said proclamation
are admC nlshcd to abstain from all violence
and imn cdiHlCly helakc themselves to uRcfn
OCCupHT ,Ons.
The Ulcers OF his command are admOnishcC
and ore Tered to act IN accordance with sale
proclamation and 10 yield their ready co-opora
tiOn In Its enforcement
r. II. MLRoY,
Brig Gen. Commanding.
WECm6TER, Va, Jan. hIh 1868.
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~ The Great PennsyIVGnIR ROute.--The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
Sunday. soldiers tickets At Government rates to
all the principal points in the North and West.
For tickets and further information apply AZ the Of
hce Of the Great PennsylvRnta Route" northeast
corner PennsylyAuiA avenue and sixth street, I'M
der National Hotel Office open from a. m 70 b
T.. O. NORTON,
aug sly Agent.
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THI FLAG RAISING YEsTERDAT.-The Cers-
mony of hosting the National Ensign by the
carpenters attached 10 the Quartermaster's De
partment, took place yesterday afternoon at s.!
O'Clock No speeches were made, nor was there
any other demonstration except the plaudits
from those who were present.
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PRoFEsToSiL ESLIsTERs. Off
Gals are examining the business operations Of
and II has been proven that some Of these men
have encouraged individuals TO enlist and to
desert. again and again, dividing the large
tuuntiPs received.
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Georgetown Marine List.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Str. Seymour, Phila., merchandise, Hyde &
Davidson.
Schr. R. l.. Tay, Godfrey, n. Y, produce for
Government.
Schr. Trade Wind, Carson, n. Y, produce
for Government.
schr. James Garcolon, Anderson, Baltimore,
grain.
schr. Samuel Lewis, Moon, Boston, merchan-
disc.
DEPARTURES.
Str. II. J. Deyenny, Philadelphia, merehan-
disc.
schr. Montrose, Mott, N. Y, coal, from sher
mans dock.
schr Blacl; Bird, Weaver, N. Y, coal, from
Rays dock.
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ARREST FOR MURDKR.- Nancy ]. Turner
was yesterday committed to jail, by Justice
Gull, charged with numbering her own child
some time since, She has been confined to her
room most of the time, since the murder, on
a close watch upon her movements during the
time, and yesterday, she being in fit condi-
ton to be removed, she was placed In jail to
await her trial. which will probably take place
this term Of conrt.
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CRIMINAL CouRT-Befors Judge Msrriek To-
ddy.-John Tompkins, charged with the larceny
Of n gold watch, the property Of Warren Cor
win. Found guilty, and sentenced 10 years
In the penltentlary; the sentence to take effect
after the first sentence of 8 months In the county
Jail eNplres. ....-
Owen Farrott, charged with the larceny Of
pistol, the property OF Patrick Henry Cough
land. Found guilty, and sentenced TO II months
In the pcnltentiary. Ill.,.
Isaac Temple, charged with the murder of
Conrad Seligman, on or about the 18th day Of
October, 1862. Case on trial when we len.
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VERDICT OF THE PORTER CoURT-MARTIAL.-
There seems TO be no doubt on the part of any
that the President will approve the verdict Of
the Porter court acqultting that officer. As
soon as this Is done, his friends contemplate
rendering him a complimentary serenade.
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.
Of the Board OF Trustees of Public schools will he
held in the AldeFmen's Rooms, City Hall, on Is
DAY AFTERNOON, January 10, at ~ o'clock.
Immediately after the meeting, tat Ga o'clock
there will be an exhibition Of the progress in and
powers of memory, by pupil Of one Of the public
schools, and brief lecture by Prof Armes. Teach
erF and others interested in educational subjects,
are invited 10 be present WM. d DAYTON
ian l2-2t Secretary.
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PRRsoNAL.-RichSrd Moncl;lon MmCs, n
British poet and VI. p, who was one of Daniel
webster's personal friends, will visit Washing
ton before the adjournment Of the present ses-
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Hon. El rhay.r,. Florlda EI psaltion.

1t will be seen by the following resolution In
troduced into Congress by Mr.. Bingham, that
Mr.. Thayer's plan Of saving Florida to the
Union is likely to receive some attention.
Jorsr RESOLUTION to provide for twenty thous-
and additional volunteers.
Be il resolved by the Senate and House Of Rep.
TesentdtipsS Of ne United States Of America "a
C0agress assembled, That the President be, and
he Is hereby, authorized to accept the services
Of twenty thousand additional volunteers, t.
serve for period Of not more than nine months
within the State Of Florida, and there, at tn
banded.
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PUBLIC BUILDINGS IN New YoRE.-Tho Gus
tom House offices in New York are now all To-
Gated in the old Merchants Exchange, in Wall
street, and Mr.. Cisco is having the old Custom
House fitted up for occupation O5 the sub-Trea'
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WYASDoT INplANs.-senator PomNroy's me,
mortal, to-day, from the Wyandot Indians,
prays for decentralization for losses sustained
in the civil wars Of Kansaa, in the sum Of
50 oLO
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INDIA RUBBER GooDs.-The place to buy your
RUBBER COATS, LEGGINS, CAMP BLANKETS,
HANELOCKs, HANERSACKS, and every article
made from INDIA RUBBER, IL at II. A. HALLS
India Rubber Warehouse, where you can obtain
them at manufacturer prices, $40 Pennsylvania
avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets. oe ~
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~ The Annual Meeting ~ Ihr StoUk-
hnIders OF the AMERICAN TELIGHAPH con-.
PASY, will be held Al the Oft,r al the rOmpDny,
No. AS Broadway, N the city OF Sew York, o.
O'Clock VI.
Dated 10th January, 1868,
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON,
jan l2-lw Secretary,
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DRAKF's PIANTATION BITTFRs.
They purity, strengthen, and inytEorate.
They create = healthy appetite
They are AL Antidot 10 change Of water and ,h;t.
They overcome effects at dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the ~ stent AMI Cnltven the mind
They prevent miaEmatic and intermItt ent ieN Ell
They purify the breath and aCdity Of the stomach.
They cure DYSPEPSIA snd Constipation.
They cure DiATThTt, thOlerr, and cholera Mel
bus.
ache.
They are the hest Btters In the world. They
make the weak man strong ard are exhausted
natures great FestoFcr. They are made Of pure
St Croix Rum, the celebrated CalisayA Bark, FoOtF
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure OF a
beverage, without regard 10 age or time Of day,
Particularly recommended to delicate persons re-
curing gentle stimulant, sold by all Grocers
Druggists, Hotels, and saloons, P. II DRAKE d
co 6O2 Broadway, New York. Sc 25-6m
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PERsoSAL.-Robert Hodgson, Pa; 3. Hewet,
New York; s. Ii. Keller, Plttsburg; /. G. Bren-
nor and WIN. ]. Bennett, Baltimore; Edmund
B. Hays, New York; are at the Metropolitan.
r. Rowlcy and A. Z. Burch, New York; A.
D. Pemberton and J. NJ. Patten, PHI adelphlai
T. B. Stoddard and L. G. Mckinney, Wiscon-
slnj arc al the National.
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GEORGETOWN POLICE MATTERs.-Thomas
smallwood, dsordesly, fined S3.44.
Bill EdinbuTg, dsorderly and carrying CON
cealed weapons-hned, for the first offence,
E8.44, and for the second, 1914
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UNO THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH CON
i uRE5sIOEAL DIsTRIrT or NRGIRIA,-We an.
nOunce the name Of CHAUECEY ". Snow aa q can
didRte for Congress from the seventh Cong resBion
al District Of Virginia, at the election to be hsld
on the 18th instant.
nest MANY VOTERS.
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EDUCATIONAL NOTICE-InstFuctinn In the
Il common and higher English branches, Latin
and Greek languages, will be given by the under
signed to private pupils and classes in any part Of
the city desired Previous to enlistment, some 10
months since, Mr.. =. had some six years expert
ence NJ principal OF the High School and Academy,
rs they flourish In Maine and New Hampshire
Being Of no further service TO the country AZ a sol
der, he proposes TO give Instruction above indl-
Gated, lTit il desired.
Tuition: 90 for ~ lessons-invATlAbly In advance.
Two or three lessons given per week, as may he
convenient for pupils. In clRssea numbering six,
the tuition will be 81 each.
Ample testimonials given AS TO character, educa.
tI0n, and ability. Address
JOHN McC PERKINS
Post Office Box 2lk,
Jan l1-tf Washington, d. c.
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See a woman In another column picking
sambuci Grapes, for speer's Wine. 1t is an
admirable article, used in hospitals, and by the
first families in Paris, London and New York,
in preference to old Port Wine. It Ia worth a
trial, as 1t gives great satisfaction. II
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EXCITEMENT ABOUT AN ALLRGEp FUOrTIvE
FROM LABoR.-Qulte an excitement was created
at Centre market By the arrest Of couple Of
negroes who were alleged to belong to man
in Maryland. The arrest was made for the pur-
pose Of their return to their master. Mr.. Dlns-
more, private secretary Of Vice President Ham
lin, who witnessed the proceeding, Immediate
iy commanded the Metropolitan Police force to
arrest the officers who had Just arrested the ne
groes, which was done. Justice Dom referrot
the whole matter to Commissioner Philips. AZ
the matter will be further investigated, II 70
not our purpose to make any comment at
present. .. .H....
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IL ia A.. ~ L. ! 81
NOTICE Is HFREBA GIN ~ THAT IlCINsTs
Issued 10 HuCksteTs But,heTs Tor stAls IN the svl,
eral Markets and 10 owners Oi dogs, expired De
eembeT u, l5Sl Rnd that said licenses must he re-
newed 10 compliance with law, At this Office with
in ten days.
Jan i0-eo6t Register.
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A BON AKp DkafSs RosasRY.--A day or
two since young man with a slouched hat on,
with a email pale face, went into The bakery Of
Mrs. Philips, No. $50 Seventh street, and called
for bread. Mrs. Phillips replied, she had none.
Whoroupon, he said, Then give me some cakes.
ON receiving them, he handed her ton dollar
note in payment. On receiving the change, ne
asked, looking over into the money drawer, IL
she would not give him Treasury note! MIS-.
PbIllips took from the drawer a small paper
box, containing about thirty dollars, 70 look
for the desired note, when the scamp snatehed
II from her hand, running across towards I'll
Patent Office, down @ street, making good his
escape-Mrs. Phillips standing perfectly para
lyzed, watching the good speed he made against
time. It s very singular that he did not excite
the suspicious Of any one-it being In opcnday'
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IEADVUAHTEN8 MN 7 Ut HE IVIV"NV'
MY DEAR BIsHoPi VIII you do me the favor
to perform divine services in my camp this
EVENING" II you can give me a couple Of hours
notice, shall be glad Of 1t, that may be able to
inform the corps in the vicinity. Amer the
great success that God has vouchsafed us, feel
that We cannot do less than avail ourselves OF
the first opportunity to render to Him the
thanks that are due to Him alone. l, for one,
feel that the great result Ia the result Of His
great mercy, and would be glad that you should
be the medium to offer the thanks ] feel due
from this army and from the country.
Earnestly hoping you will Rccede to my re-
quest, l am, very respectfully, your humble
servant, GEo. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major General Commanding.
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Miss RUNrsEY announces, in another column,
that she will repeat the concert that was so
successful last Thursday evening, at Wizards
Hall.
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- The once Of the National Republic
can IL At 5II Ninth street, between PENN
.vIvania avenue and ID street, (UP stsirS)
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, January %, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on husincss on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the first Of next
month.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
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The following correspondence between Gen.
Mcclellan and Bishop whipple, of Minnesota,
took place Immediately after the battle Of Antle-
tam. The Bishop, who had known the general
for years, allowed a copy Of the correspondence
to be taken, hut not for publication. Since the
removal Of Gen. Mcclellan, however, there
would seem to be no improperly in the publ.
cation, and possibly It may throw some light
upon the secret of his power over the army,
gaining their love and inspiring their conf.
dence.
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EDITION.
FoUR o,oLooIr, p. NJ.


Important Report from seeretary Chase,
Explaining why the Troops have not
been Paid.
Secretary Chase, in answer to a resolution Of
the House relative to delays In payment Of
troops, alleges, as a cause Of such delay, the
impractlCabillty of raising money by the means
allowed to him under existing laws. The avo-
twenty bonds, to be sold at market rutcs, by
conversions from United States notes, could
not be disposed of with such limitations. The
supplementary act leaving out the conversion
and marketable clause Che Clalms) would have
avoided the difficulty. The result is a CONVEX
sion of only s25, 100000. Since July, he has
obtained, from all sources, s9ss, 3O4 6l7;9l, be-
sides receipts from customs and other revenues
swelling the total to $325,OOO,OOO. There has
been paid
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DrPARTNTENT or STNTr,
Washington, .iuH. ~, lN63.
Releases from the dram on the ground of alien
aye have been denied In the following Cuscs:
Name. Who, drgtsd,
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What Is to he done with Federal OGcori
and Soldiers when taken Prisoners.
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EDWARD LYCETT,

No. ~ PEHH. AVE, WAGHINaToN, D, G.
Books bound In eVSF StYls-TuFkSy, hOToSsO
Russia and Gait lei,
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GREAT INDIGNATION AT GENERAL
SHERMAN.
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THE BURIAL OF THE DEAD.
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THE PROPOSITION OF THE ATLANTIC
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
GENERAL BUTLER'S RECEPTION At
LOWELL.
ELECTION OF United STATES SEM
TOR ~ lLiSSICHUSKIIS
rIPTVRF or 4 REBEL BOtT orr
CHARLESTON.

NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-Thc directors Of the
Atlantic Telegraph Company have issued a
circular In this city, Offering shares to the pub
lie In preference to stock Of five pounds each.
Shares Of one pound, or five dollars, payable on
allotment. Thepresent issue Is 900, 600 pounds,
upon which a dividend of eight per cent. Is
guaranteed on the completion Of the cable.
BosToN, Jan. l3.-Gen. Benjamin +. Butler
had public reception at Lowell, Yesterday, In
which the city Government and citizens gen
orally participated.
Boston, Jan. l3.-NeNI Thursday has been
assigned by the Legislature for the election Of
Il. 3. Senator.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. lS.-lhe Bulletin pub
fishes u letter from the blockadIng squadron of
Charleston, dated 4th instant, announcing tn,
capture Of a rebel boat, with major having Al
important dispatch for Europe on hoard.
HARRISBURG, Jan. l3.-The Republican eau
Gus met at ten and Adjourned without annOun
cling their action.
AT twelve the Senate and House met, ant
upon the first ballot Chas. r. Bucalew wa
nominated by two majority.
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TEIEGRAPHTc.
FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
BoMBARDMENT OF HAYNES BLUFF

FROM THE SOUTHWEST.
COMMANDMENT OF HAYNES BLUFF.
Gen. shernlan's Assault upon ViCkSbWrg.
oUR DIscoMFITURE.
THE MAGE FEARFU
Our Men show Great Bravery, but ~
was OF No Avail.
NUMBER OF KILLED AND WOUNDED.
No GENERAL OFFICER KILLED.
THE BURIAL OF THE DEAD.
what Is to he done with Federal Omcors
and Soldiers when taken Prisoners.
GREAT INDIGNATION AT GENERAL
SHERMAN.