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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
DYSPEPSIA,
AND

II D GIN,
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
ore curedby
HOOFLANDS
GERMAN BITTERS,.
The great strengthening
These Bi,ers have performed more Cur.sl
Have and do give better satisfaction
Havo more testimony!
Have respectable people to vouch for the,n!
Than any other article in the market.
We defy any one to contradict this assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any one tina. will prslnce Certificate iputsaea By =,
that is not Genuine.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIrTERS,
will cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ApIeINC ERON DIsOR.
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
REsuLTIsG FROM soRDKRs OF Tue DECISIVE OBGAss:
Cons,ipaon Inward Pies Funess of Blood to Tie Head
Ac.aiy Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, nissld
ior Food Fuiiness OF Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructa,ons Sinking or Flut.es-
ins At the Pitofthe stomach,
Swimming Of the Head,
Hurried aud
Difficult Breathing,
Fluerinr at the Heart.
Chokiay u suaDcatng Sensations when
IA lying posture, Dimnes. Of
Vision. Do,i
Webs before the Sight.
Fever and Doll Pain IN the Head,
Deficiency Of Per.piraion Yellowne-s q
tie 5Aia aad Eyes, Pain in the side, Back, Chez
Linbs &c. Sudden Fushc. OF Heat, Burning In II, Fe,h
Cca,al, La. l.0gs o. Evil, and Grea: Depression q ,iA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

conference with Herr Won Bismark and an andiehec
the King Of Prussia. AZ,
Gen FIenrry had lcft Paris for Copenhagen On hk'
mis- ion.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
Tt.,iy.

The AHfnza of Milan had published u mani
fcso from the Venetian Committee, inviting Inc Peopc
to prepare for action. The same journal niso ipnsnos
memorandum of Iaribaldi to the Powers 10 a'or oi
naiionalitica.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
Ahyssinin.
|lohad gained n

The Emperor Of Abysslnla-who hah gaiheu
victory over the population of Goan is stated to have
ordered the massacer OF 1900 prisoners-men women
and children He is also said 10 have ordered the arrest
u the British Consul at Massoura.
The Bedouns had rcyolted and invested me town oi
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tsrnxil.
d Lisbon.

The French mail steamer had reached Lisbon.
Rio dates are 10 Nov 2i Coffee is quoted 6.5j)a6CO0
for good rais: stock 1900 bags Exchanro ~ aSD.
At Bahia. suear was quoted 2,F0a2,JOO bxcnange'
"a a3-. At PcTnambuco sugar was quoted at - 'OO~
3 so for white Exchange ~ d2sl.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
DABiNG HIGHWAY RoBBrgY Il

named Jncob pa rnd Abraham Grccnlcaf were taken
fore Jnigc Pope of liobok"n yesterday IN u charge
of highway robbery. IL nplsafr that on the morning
~ the ",ti,. at ociock m,I named Lnribcc
tuning home from cutting cvergr.cns ~ the vicinity of
t~iuhucuH. when h. Was met hY the accused parties
h,g1hrT wlh three 0ther men. whI hrni him mos m
incrciny and then robbei him 81 wallet containing
siG ~ The prisoner we're arrested by Capt Monk 81
the iobokcn police. 1he Judge refused 10 accept bail
md LL-l Mrrr cnmmIttrh tn lnlL llr D al
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
HEArLs rn nEArm.-Coroner MIIdey or

BRATtS To DEATH. .--'oroncr " lldty on
Mon1uN held nn inquest on the bod, of an unNno" %
mnn Who was iound by the sixth Precinct f"icr ht
the corner of Biyuri street Gnd thr boWrrN on fdiy
night last conducting himself iu disordcll, mlnnrr
llr Wns akrn 80 the station House and died soon ef
Subsequently be- WIS recognized john l'rrcu resi-
dent nf Brp"Alyn. Dr Bouun made u post inhiirm cN
animation lud found that the deceased had been ter
r1bly hcarn ibnnt the head OF the blows having
Fractured bis skull. causing death. No clue {" the
perpetrators could be- traced. The deceased Nas II
years ~ age. and lived IN llo,t street Brooklyn The
luy rendered lcflict that deceased mel hts delth 10y
blow. inlctcd bA tome persnns ~ thcm nnknoNn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

r,5,n ~. Rev J. Newton Brown H. ~, kdof OF '' 81"
,l,ts.iia Of Re- isions Kuo'ved.e. and ChristlA
Chronicle. Philadelphia =, d.
abbor.b no, dfsposed favor recommend Patent N'e
cines ia general u.IousA s.tf-si o. 1n.r ~.
,rr. ". know u I cient reason. Why man nay ho'
trsf FL g. c benefits De believes i,'to have r"ca'ec 90
any simple preparation ia the hole iat be may tha 'l- e
10 tie beuent OF others. -.
Idohi. the more readily IN gs-dto Fooasnd sGeaa h
tor. prepared by d. g. NJ Jscsso of this city, because vi"
p.i1d ced afslst them ior many ye, rnde. ne impress
my frrnd R0bsr SA0,ulaAcf. ca. os e rem Va O u Fe
udiee by proper te.ts. and ior eacouFagelent 10 "
= ca suffering fr0nl great sni long continued deouy I-e
of three bottles Oh these B,ef AZ the beg nns ~ 'h' pes
u year ,a .oow,d by evident relief sd fes'or.on %
rre. f bodily end ,u' 'al s-1 which had 10, IT ~ fS
mont orr Ind hli cn.3st -e-piree o Tezianr ItAF
fore tanA God ana NY rcnd Or directing ne 20 t' zee =
them. J. NtN iHN DNS" ~ "'-'N' t'-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
REMEMBER,
THAT Tnls biTrERs Is

THAT THIS DiTTgRs l.
NOT LCOHO Lie,
CONTAINS no RUN OR WHISKY,
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUSKARDs,
But
is THE BEST TONIC
IN TUE WORLD.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

\ IOCKApg-kUSNrR The Eu.l,h-built
iron steamer captured near Wilmington in November.
be- 90 Sec0r co.. ward. IN Jersey City. Tor the
purpose uf b"ii < converted into war vessel
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

Board OF EXEMPTION The Board oi Ey-
cmpfion met n Jcr,c, Ciiy Yesterday. About nJ per
sons claimed exemption on Toe ground oi aiicunsc
The Board will ul-o meet day and W.dncsday.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
Two DAYS LATER FRoa EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE OLYMPUS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
from the Rev. Jos H. Kouari Pastor of tie lota Blp,
Innr.u.

nn IAcxsoyD Dear Sir Love been 'loq1snt ilesisii2
connect nv name l-'t.u. % dacf.u sills u
medicine hrt leysrine iLc pucce out Of ny appfoln.e
.r1sr have % 30 declrt 14. with g.rar pfo'
'.. irs,ances and r1r.uar'y ly fiIiy Il tAr ril
ls.. o Dr. Nooflrd. Germsn hrrs. d.psIt for oe ron
cour % crpes, nay iul conviction tnst fo q. o
feld ~ se isrfen IEi c,per0A for Liner ConI4o M =
b sffe ara ralsabie gr~l,ags ln some case. may iA
but usually doubt not. Il VIII bo very tenehnA o t-ee
=. ho suhri from the above 'Ause . .,.,.,..,,
lours. very respectfully. D. ~ hLnNANUp'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

THE ALABAMA AGAIN at WORK
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
THE PROPOSED EUROPEAN CONGRESS.

ACOUIESCENCE OF SMALL STATES.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
rRFAp WHO SAYS so:

HON e Kffl Low Q. box, Ils0r u tt bapt'T 'ItHl
Pomoeitou y. j.. formerly Of the North Bslus,
Church. PAildePhia. :.
have known Hoofands German Bit'ers favorao.y 'ol
nurbef Of years. have used them IN my own iaiay ara
f. been io pleased With then effects that d.c.G 70
recommend ea to ny others ana know that they have
operaied s.rknsy beneficial manner iase great feas-
ton OF tosr a. cied with he diseases of which they
recommended. 90 these nlter-suowlug from sxpcnsn's
that nv r.coiurn udsion viii b. iusi. 30 tls
rheerf y ~ Hoofinl. Biiters i intended s-~~''
al...tc, AID - not drlk' 1900. -. .-c,-
l0ggs iT4y, Lhs'l u Dim
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
J.. II. TURNER
No. se1 y. l9t -.

From thc Rev j. VI Lyons formerly pastor Of The toiano
NSw kocnELLE V Y.
DR. G. NJ JscSsos-Drdr >Js feel N pea. ~ hys .!
NY own accoA. 70 ncI ttsiiaonY ~ ~" rA''.sHe' \,
t,. Biirr some ,eas since being much afflicted WIN
D,.p.p-ii used them with gcgy ltuenrial results us'e
,iir recommended them o. persons cn'eebei uy .ss
-oas a. 20 thrr value In cases oi Se "' "'""
~ '''' y w J. VI. LYONS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

From the y j. H. Tuner. Pastor Of Heddne VI T. ,-rA
Philadelphia
DR. JscKgON-Drgr SIR Having ed your Gsrnan biiers
n nv family frequently plei 20 say that nos b,
f great service bell,yc that ~ most o .enea dr
lt, the Is the saictt and valuable remedy
Of which haze any knowledge
l0u.s, respectfully, II. a. MI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29
Mn. conprN - LoEn nAnrlNGroN.

IIr lUTIUHIIF ITTTII Il7 UfNI ft4-t y .Ii'
Mpntnfr Dee. . iaC1
~ IOHD 700 aii psfaap. bo sold enough g. tsse ~
.r opporiuf - oi roflrris phHC" yolf fc'n'-i Dad
sn1st snld ~ srttliyrfa.u .l tr frualAa wAlcA s
rom no ga Ana l.ln ahllfs AZ Nnrldar
Wac with us r>n hand permit % tit 'hri. with
Let.er pp1nUlet fhal Jolr l1flta ri ilr alsi'
~ paflr eI4rt.n and tlr sfac % f.cfy iu ft~ NrN
ireland ~atsa ld not frroehfr much glrasi l.y il
Nla, you stated Co. thr III .. .;ol tus uoic sl cs
than .n wl.t you f4i oi mysfl-
! Law, 'lr Ls.nf o.. b. A.. Aohpis.
T., Msft tIls ~ Harrington. y =.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

from Warren Rsnloh Pastor Of Bap,isi 'hlic
tfrIut..pF ..
DIR. C. NJ JAcKsoS-Dear >iy Personal experience eiao'
ie 20 say that r sirt Tue German bter pr pared oy .O
-en~rsl debility have been srenty benefited by TIE u-c q
the Bcrs douo, not they M produce sIal elects GO
Others. ..,..,. ., 49,.
loUrs tsuly, NAhaEN kANDoLfH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-29

T. tas Jdi,oy ~ Tie Ttm,,
sit IAe following is extracted from your Yesterdays
leading article.
iheii though small Slate may have something %
lose Ve ,Aah.e ~ has usually TO gain; ID 80 1t
comes 10 pass That IL lcokh upon any attempt con
uruct the map oI reform tue institutions Oi Iuiope
VIII s"ieiihS 81 tlal hahiactiDn wit when die poor
might regard MT BgigLts pro,ositjou for tl, ion,
BnioDg then oi The nnds of The rich OF the Roman pc
beans hang ON the lips Oi Oracohus Wien ae ro,e 4,
exFound Ia them ms last plan lor IL new cos ~ win
IaJ,e grants Oi iand to syery citizen bo soa i,
. NjttOgt communicating with Mr. BFi. ht troi DE
you viii few words on thus gross literary OUR ce
wL.ch conceILs not alone. but ever parlic Iopn
10 utiar syllable 10 prove TINT Tie above nssetion
thai M Bright adyOcsi,o division Of Tie lan of the
NIB among tho pOOI, is gTonGiiess Bnd grbtutons
lNlsehOod would DO 10 otter al Alsuit ~ WHO LAS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26
Wholesale Kidnapping OF south Sea
Islanders.
A HORRIBLE sERrAs OF ourRAaKs.
From the New York Evening Poss.l

From the New York Evening Post
Recent English papers furnish some in
terestipg particulars OF the kidnapping Of
South Sea Islanders BY Peruvian slave
dealers, which has excited so much hor-
ror and indignation in the Australian col
onies. At recent meeting in Sydney,
a clergyman who was for many years .
missionary in Western Polynesia, said
that early This year as many az from one
thousand hse hundred to two thousand
hapless beings, collected from the differ
ent islands. had been conveyed to South
America, and at this date the traffic il
being carried on with undated viyor 4
1t is known that twenty-five vc.scgs
have been fitted Dat ia CallAo, under pre-
text that they were going to the South
Sea Islands to hire lsborers. but 10 every
case they have bsea used to carry Of. the
natives who Into the cir clutches. The
dealers have . depot at an island called
Easter Island. This island is about thir.
ty-six miles in circuit. 1t lies in longi-
tude 100 w. and latitude p 8. II il
said that they have completely swept the
island Of its inhabitsnts Seven vessels
assembled on the island, cent on shor1
most Of their crews, no doubt thorough.
ly armed, surrounded the natives and
carried them of. Having carried Of The
people, they took hogs. poultry and what.
ever slse they dssissd, nd busnsa II
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26

houses, reserviDg, no doubt, - many q
they w1Gka fde lkA16nA pa4G05B
TO this island tbs slsssrs carry the
wsetcADas tsipyyggvhom shey asleSEbe
seize, snd ! schoo1er plida between tks|
island and che sco.st, carrying cargo sfeer
cargo to slavery aud death. Thess. YES
sells srs cd - b - ssljole Tof IS ~
owned by 4 mercastile house in sCallae,
and this house Is further sand to be con.
nected With . firm in Liverpool.
b On board one vessel that called of So
moa, there were three hundred natives Of
-diferest islands, and the captain wished
to obtain fc6r hundred more to ccmplsts
his cargo. It is said that the dealers ex-
press determination to increase the
number 81 sheir victims 10 ten shousand.
The following incident of the kidnapping
operations is given
"a vessel loaded with captives, on the
se,ond day after they had been got on
board, stood in toward the shore. Some
natives, ignorant Of the character Of the
ship, and of what had trauspired, went
on board Those in confinement recog-
nzed the we'll known sounds of their ma
tive tongue. They shouted for help, but
Of course in vain. BY desperate efforts
they succeeded in breaking hole through
the door large enough to let one through
at time. A number succeeded in reach.
ing the deck, and rushed over the ships
side into the sea, but there we're only two
or three small canoes, land was long way
of, and some were not able to swim we'll.
The wretches on board fred from the
deck upon the helpless natives ID the Ca
noes and water. A boat was lowered,
and many were recaptured. Seven only
escaped. Among those carried of were
thirteen church members, and many can
didates Eighteen wives we're left with
out husbands, and sixty-three children
are deprived of their fathers"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

GOOD two story Brick House, I rooms. good Gel
~. seatra part olEny axes raid and little perfect
De cold low Tor cash. ~ hsif cash and half IN :
80. ..sFaAf @Stas sHa CAAS. P. o. ROE,
sspSdim Of Kel0gg X BiYee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26
LIVE STOCK.

Droysrsapd Farmers villHnd hi he m o. tadvan-
tagsousroute for Live Stock. capacious Yards rel
vatsred md supplied With every ience have
attention Il paid totheiY wants. From Harrisburek
whore will be fonn every eoaysniesee enr eesdipe
and resting choice Is offeFed or the PHILA DBL
pfIlA.N RW Y0RKand BALTIMORE MARKET.
Chis viilsiso be found the shortest quick eel nj
most direct rout efor Stoc tcNsw york-fv Allen
town]-And nithlewe chsDgeethAn any other.
akNOCH LEWIS Genera lSupt. Altoona, Pa
LII. HOUPT, Gen Ticket Att, ,philodslpAis
II. n. HOUSTON, General Freight Aeen
Nv IN, mo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26

= -s Ray56nlSx Trains
On ana asf ssptshSst Is astl fsh.f as.iee, triins
will ss f3s-y 5s.gsssn HSs s. sssss -sss -
Leave KEOKUK us .. n. and 80 p. m
Leave PIT. MADISON Z 60 . m and 90 pm
! IL Especial Traias mako connection with Northern
Line Packets shove and beso~ Inc RApt.is. -
UTTho No m . rsstn makos direcs cennec4ions
with Packets and B. Lines. =. =
Z IrFThA o'clock train nom Fart Madison makes
clos nnec' 1t Kedkuk With the Eastern naileosd
for ali points Kast All South aud with the O. vi 81
n M +. for al poins in Des sinss river VALLEY
ssss 9 J. w. OGDkn. $40
Sept. u, l0e9--9m Secretary.
WIN. MANNERS
! DYER AND SCOURER,
vsarle - assvea yeA9ea alA t1eleeGa
- =. :. KHOKpK, IOWA. s q. 8 +.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-09-26
0x00EOx6 o1S8
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, New York and Baltimore.
~ Baggage Checked Through. -
And Transferred Prse.

Il
~ this route, Frsighis cfali description seau b,
forwarded TO and fvon Philadelphia, New York
Boston Baitim ore, to ana from any point on The
wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD al.
RECT.
The Pesnsylvania Railroad also connects Al P,tt..
burg with Steamer. By which Goodse q beforvsr6.
Cd to any point on the Ohio, Muskinxuw kentuerv
Tennessee .Cumberlabd, Illinois, Nissiesippt WI.
sonsin Missouri. kansas. Arkansas, and Red Xiv.
srs: and al Cleveland, Sandusky and Chicago VIII
steamers to all ports the North " ss;srn Lekes
Merchanisand Sbippers4ntrussineth the tranaporsa
confidence on its speedy transit.
The Rates OF FREIGHT
Toandfrom any poinsin the West blythe Psnnsyi.
vania Central Railroad, are st all times AS "a !.
vORABLE AS ARE CHANGED BY OTHKRRAIL-
ROADcoMPANIEs.
III Be particularto mark pack ages. tsv1A Psuu.
CsNTaAL X. R.,'AN ss
For Prcigh Contracts or shipping Directions, ap-
ply TO or address either OF the following Agents u
the Company.
d. A. STEWART, Freight Agent Pttabureh.
CLARkE& CO., Transfer Agents, +"
II. ". BROWN CO., Ctncnnsti,O.
re. MkLDRUM Co., Madison Ipa
J. =. MOORE. Louisville. Ky.
w. n. AlkHAN 4 CO., Nv ansville, Ind.
X. =. SASS, ~. Louis Missouri.
CLARKE 4 CO., Chicago. Ill.
J. II. M'COLA Portsmcush o.
Rn'NEELY, 4 MONTGOMERY. M.y.vu,.
WI. 4 3. l.. LANGLEY .Gailipolis, o..
s. PIERCE & CO, Zanesyilte %.
ss n. II. HUDSON, Ripley o. /
B. AkLDRUM, Genersl Trsvelins Aeers
for the South an West.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-18
DIED.

In this city, Sunday, the Sh nL the real snce Of her
Judge IlIan 4 oA0el, In her Slst year.
FouEh ed By sndoWmsn Of nlnd and manners TO shine IN
ey t1e cultivation Of family Aneeops and
vi the ends abe loved Her large, unsen
and lighted 10 admnte Ing 70 the happiness 81
Free from The Acebiy Of her genial nature qaAhneo
her the cety OF aged and he youthful Inc 1
Gus Dr. Of heart aod her conscientious ana 1tnu
character delight In the denArg every duty Of
the vie the mother and hs mistres she sootea WIN
hand the necessities Of the POOr-a tbs Ieh r'0m abe
was = ministe Ing Sngsl"
Those natural heightened and perfected By
Ara ChIal faith and surely, never vas the Dressing Of that
fah more thann her last snhsrins Illness
death had no erros the Melancholy bat As r
yegs II her auy ME daily 70 gather around her dying
eOuc-to unts prayers her piouS ex1oaton
70 Win gnA The ortburs OH affection
hart These be Numbered che shed
Her tending shArid largely her Bympathies and
csiVed much visa she had live
her account She said prOtrAeed life would be
su6ing is nature all
oceas seh she only desired i've heI
Eyud much grief 70 her call and fhsnds
charge them not grove for bat regard her
no n then for = short tune, q 70 be reunited
Saeh ht sksch Of The Esnts add gsnlA virtues Of this
bic ChsAn I,dy but dsIheAth then lay ground WON Of
courage aud mag aAnly ~heh undr circumstance great
A Noad have 6ssa not unHorhy Of The martyr and the
hero.
In nI city, Thursday evening, the 18th Of February 6k
o'clock, Dr. A sUrhEkLAND, in the fOrtythrd Of h
age.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-18
ate RurOoeap aud Northern items.


The new Archbishop Of Paris strikes an eeclesAsti'
cal blow at Russia and England for refusing to join
Napoleoa in his 6rsi effort al mediation.
The London Shipping Gazette asks If England can
afford to Lee Napoleon proceed alone in his American
policy or is he acting with an understanding With
EaglAndf
The steamer GeOrgiana tender of the Alabama went
20 SEA On the 2Sth January with and other necessa-
riss for the Alabama She mounts Is guns.
The Eiza Bsasall arrived At Liverpool 26th January
from Nassau, wb 500 bales cotton brought BY block
ade runnsrs
The Legislature Of Missouri failed 70 elect U. =
seaasor, ssd adjourned tii November. All the oAndi-
dates were emaneipAdOnists.
Gold in New York, on the 18th, huetuated between
lS5 and l5s. Exchange l7li.
Secretary Ssaurton has issued order for inqurng
relative to cotton and other traffic the Mississippi
river
The New York Senate has adopted resolution sus-
tanning the emancipation proclamation.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-18
Congressional.

The Senate was chiefly occupied, yesterday, in the
farther consideration of the new exemption BILL An
amendment adopted excluding from exemption de-
partment clerks Who have been appointed since 10 b
April last Before the bin was finally disposed Of the
Senate went into Executive session
In the House, Mr.. Gather OF \. c. submitted the
Joint resolutions of the General Assembly, Of North
CarOHns, vndicstiDg the LOYALTY Of the State which
we're laid on the table and ordered TO be printed.
Among the bills Introduced Que By Mr.. Miles, 10
regulate the navigation Of the Confederate States aud
establish direct trade with foreign nations Mr. FOO,e
offered resolution. which agreed TO, insruetng
the proper committee inquire into the of Quarter
master Wood as set forth letter from "A. p Taylor
=hish he arszCnted Most Of the day spent IL
eret session on the currency.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-02-18
LATEST FROM THE NORTH.

PREDERICEsBuRG, Feb. 1.-THE Washington ChrOni-
Gle of the 9Th has been received 10y flag Of truce.
Dispatches from the u S. Consul at Alexandra.
Egypt and Minister DAYTON were laid before the U. s
Senate o. the lith to the effect that the Vceroy of
Egypt has furnished the Emperor Of France with several
hundred negro soldiers to j)in the military expedition
against Mexico The Konitew says they will garrison
vela Cruz because subject to yellow fever. The
Consul at Alexanda demanded PLANTATION from the
viceroy. The European COnsuls General have tee-
gr4pbed for instructions from their Governments.
The Empire City, from New Orleans 4th reports that
Banks forces after several months drilling in
condition to take the field. 1t thought forward
movement would be made at once to clear the whole
LafOurche country.
1t was generally believed at New Orleans that Butler
made Secretary of War.
Water flows through Williams Cut, in front of Vicks-
burg and steamer passed through the canal If it
dsepens and widens fleets pass down. leaving Vcks
burg four miles distant.
second regiment of blacks is to be formed at Port
Royal with Montgomery Of Kansas leader.
Lieut. Fitch commanding feet on Cumberland River,
10 his official report of the fight at Fort Doneison says
500 Rebels uuder Forrest Wheeler and Wharton were
cut up and routed by gunbOats aud thwarted in their
purpose of capturing the Federas at Dover. who
out of ammunition and entirely surrounded l4O Rebels
we're buried on the field aud the wounded were left in
the hands of the Federals.
George Francis Train was arrested at ST LOU, by
der of Gen. Curtis commanding the department OF Mis-
souri,, aud ordered to leave st. Louis Cause
unknown.
Despatch from Cairo, 18Th, reports that large part
Of the army of Vrgnis and all the garrison at Mobile
except 1000 have moved to Yicksburg.
Gen Rufus King has arrived at Norfolk TO saperssae
Gen. Viele.
The FederOs have the levee the! Mississippi
Yazoo Pass Greenvlle and opposite Lake Providence.
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PRoCLAMATLoN PROM eEN. BEAURgGARD.

PROCLAMATION FROM Gen. bEAohSuAhp
CHARLIE aoY, Feb 1.-THE following Proclamation
from Gen. Beauregard viii appear IN the papers to-
morrow; -s
HEAD QR's, DBP'r OF SoUrH CAROLINA, I
GEORGIA & FLoRlDA, Charleston Feb. Is, 1853
1t has become my solemn duty to inform the authori-
ties and citizens Of Charleston and Savannah that move
of the enemy's feet indicate early land and
naval attack on one or both cities, and to urge that
persons unable to take an active part in the struggle
shall retire.
IL Is hoped however, that this temporary separation
Of some Of you from your homes will be made without
alarm or undue haste thus showing that the only feel
ing which animates you in this hour of supreme trial is
the regret of being unable participate in the defence
Of your homes your affairs and the graves of your kin
dred.
Caronians and Georgians The hour is at hand to
prove your countrys cause. Let all able-boded men
from the seaboard to tue mountains rush 10 BE
not exacting in the choice of weapons. Pixies and
scyhes will do for extermnatng your enemies spades
and shOvels for protecting your fresides To arms
felOw-ctzens! Come to share with danger, our
brilliant success, or our glorious death.
[signedl G. T. BEAUREGARD,
Genl Com'dg.
Final preparations for the expected attack beng
rapidly perfected Troops and people are calm andcon