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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-01-29

The TribIine We are indebted
to the publishers of the n. Y. Tribune for & copy
of their Almanac and Political Register. for 1863
dard reference for political statistics. In no other
publication of its size, is their condensed SO much
valuable information, and the man who has made
himself master of its contents annually, is well
posted in the political history of the country.-
The following is n list of the contepts.
Astronomical Calculations and Calender for The
year 1868.
United States GOvernment-ESecutive and Ju.
dicial. Envoys, Ministers and Commissioner
from the UniteI States TO For3ign Countris.
Senate of the United States, politically Classi-
fed, House Of Representatives politically CLASH
fed. NX&V Hill Congress as tar as chosen,
politically, classified.
The Rebel Government. Senate and House.
U, s. Census for I963--nll the industrial Agri-
Financial, Newspaper and Railroad sta,
for 1850 and 1860.
U. 5. Army-Regular and Volunteers.
of the Army and Navy,
of Congress; all the important Laws. Resolu-
tions and Proclamat ions, during the First Reg
ular Session of the 9th Congress,
Internal Revenue or Tax Bill,
s. Tariff Of 1862,
of the Rebellion,
showing the progress Of the State cleo
ton returns,
Returns from the States holding elections in 1862
carefully compiled and compared with former
elections,
Votes of the oldiers-oficia returns,
List Of States, Capitols, Governors, lines of Leg
islative meetings, Elections. &c.
vote for President, in 1882, 1856, 1860.
No man should be without this invaluable conn
.,ilatiOn of Statistics. Price only - cents; ii
copies 81 90, or So. per hundred.
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esepSrE of State Prison .


We are indebted to Hon. F. IT Hatch mamber
ct assembly from thia co .nptv. for the annual
heport OF th@ oFate Frlo IN Commissioner, for
the year ending SepteJ nber 30 1862. This report
contains n'"ch int t~sesting information in re-
gaFu 10 'he COD d ton of our State Prison.
ACCORDING > tie report there have been con-
Il ( III 'he = risen since its organization, 764
PRISONERS Oh ' which number 353 We're natives of
'He o"''e' States, and 406 ot..foreign birth.
0'"o tOta.! number confined. there have been
u'''farge'A, GAS If which number 3S2 were OIL
'APirat' ION of sentence and 200 were pardoned.
1H number of ~convitcs in prison on the 9th
o. b., au. 1862, was 139, number received during
!" .e yeat 81, making total number confined du-
ring the year 173. Number of ~convitcs dischar-
ged during the year was 81 number in prison
Oct. /, 1862, lie, of which number 4 were fe>
males. There are l6 prisoners under sentence
for life. Five pardous have been granted du-
ring the year, 3 by Gov. Harvey and two by
Gov. Solomon. Tsere ale SIX U. S. Convicts
in the prison.
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Condition of Vvi.cop.iu xs.nL..

The ~semi-annual statement by the
Bank Comptroller of the condition of
Wisconsin banks, will be found in to-
days paper.
The Commercial Bank OF Racine has
not reported. Exclusive of this the
following are the aggregate items of
capital, circulation and deposits
specie, cash items, and public s~ecuri>
ties, OF the Banks OF the State of Wis.,
GonSIn, on the morning OF Monday,
January 9Th, 1868: -
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The 70 low ing are The different Commit eeS "
the Legisla ure.
Judicia~y- Eest, Humphrey, Bowmea +. o.
Thorp, ard ltudd.,
Finance Hopkins, Lawrence, Mitchell.
Incor porations-H Humphrey, Chandler, and
Clark.
Roads, Bridges, aud Fcrries-Morris II. S.
Thorpe, and Hicks.
Town & County Organizations smeron, Bart
let, And Pratt. ...
PRIVILEGES and Electi ns-West, Purdv, and
Villas.
Legislative Expenditures-kimball, iikirson
and Rich
State Naturalization. Bowman, Clapp.
Federal Relations Bartlett, Hamilton and vii.
Educati,n-McDiI, Hamilton and Ernest.
Banks aud Backing kelsey. Kimball and Bo-
han.
Joint Committee on CIaims-Chandler. II. s.
Thorpe and Rich
Internal lmprovements-Hamilton, McDill and
Hicks.
Contingent Expenses-H S Thorp, Bartlett and
Thomas:
Public Lands-Cain ron, Kelsey, and +, O.
Thorp.
Safe Prison-H. S. Thorp, Kelsey and Mitchell.
Railroads-Bowman, Cameron, Hopkins, Frost
and Hicks.
B6QGVOIGuL lOSIIullOnS- luuHSt w lib !ucOud lu
Clark.
~Printinp-Kelsey and keogh.
Local Observation-Disclosures and Villas.
Joint Investig alton Lawrence
ASSEMBLY,
Judiciary--Binghom, Pope, Shafpstein, Barron
and Powers
Ways and M~eams-Barron, Ilyer, Bates, Treat
and Shower.
Education, School and University Lands.
Starr Rntha. tDX. Adams ana Ellis,
interpretations Pratt, Alco't, Burch, EdgaI>
ton and Schattler
Railroads-Field, Latham, Galloway, Pullen,
Corp and SchantZ.
Internal Improvements-Turnel, Ellia, Taylor
Sturtevant and Chapman.
Roads, Bridges and Ferries-Jackson, Jones
Pratt, Layne and White.
Town and County Organizatinn-Hill, Priest
Smith and Mcfarland.
Militia-Webb, Sanborn, Lapham Foster and
Roth.
Agriculture and Manufactures Monroe, Ash
ley, Foster, Glenn and Hogan
Legislative Expenditures Bates, Wescott,
Rand, Ashley and Hayes.
State Affuirs-Vivian. Thomas, Edgarion, Green
and Deuster, II .
Contingent Expenditures Newman, Doekstad.
ter, Cahill, Taylor and Webster.
State L~ands-Lapharn, Wilcox, Collins, Hatch
and Eviston, ..
Charitable and Religious Inst: thticns-Phelps,
Sturtevant, Fisher aud Vernon
Bankihg--Caswell, Head. Bentiy, Ginty and
O'Hara
Federal Relations-Hope, Starr, S%anborn, Os'
born and Deuster.
Claims-~-J0int COMMITTEE Adams, Hanson,
Chapman, Hill aud smith. joint Committee on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Robinson.
Joint Committee on Local Laws~>- Wright Hill
debreth and Fowler.
RGE%Rebel newspapers say hal of
10000 men led from Missouri in April
and May last by Price, not more than
$500 are 10Y surviving and fit for SER
vice. They state their loss in the fight
with Rosecrans was 5000, In Brock
enridge's' division 1900 me were kills
ed outright in an hour and forty min>
49, NXTsAI-..1 1.-.sz- lz-A n Enn
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EO.W.WERCE.AL
OFFICE CT THE KENOSHA TELEGRAPH,
Kenosha, january 10Th, 1868.

GRAIN MARXET.-We have no change to note in
prices paid for wheat at this port. No. l Spring wheat
brings 81 90 per bushel, and the grade OF prices down,
taking CT 8 cents per bush. for each pound the wheat
falls off from standard weight. Barley continues quite
nrm, and our range of quota tions are S0a$1 10 for or
binary to prime. Corn in the ear is n good request
and Dent brings 24a25c per measured bushel of ears
Oats sre less active and are 2 cents lower, selling at 43
a44.
PR~0VIsIoNS.-Ws have no material change to note
in provisions. Butter is about ! cent higher with sales
at 12a14 according to quality. Eggs are 1s2c lower and
may be quoted at 10al1c. Potatoes are in fair demand
but less active. Ordinary grades bring 81, and white
Neshannocks and Jersey Peach Blows 80 cent?.
DRESSED HOGS are a tri1e frmer as the weather
is more avorabie for holding, and sales are made at ST.
GOA $40 per cwt., according to quality and weight.
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The SPLENDID VICToRY AT ARKAN.
sAs POsT rather increases, as all the
facts become known. A telegram from
Lieut.. Col. Orr, from Indianapolis, who
was in the battle, reports:
We took, in all, 1880 prisoners, with
all of the company and regimental eff
ticers of nine regiments !; also, Mai.
Gen. Churchill, of Kentucky, and Act
ing Brig. Gen. Garland, of kentucky.
We captured more guns than pris>
oners, a large lot being packed in box,
es inside the fort. They were superb
or arms,of English manufacture, to our
Springfield rifle muskets, with the May
nard primer.
We recaptured all of the ammuni>
ton recently lost off the supply steam
mer Blue Wing, with large quantities
of pork and corn meal, 1900 horses
and mules, and 200 wagoes, many of
which had been captured from the
United States.
Col. Orr adds at is a coincidence
worthy Of mention that the 10th Indi-
n surrendered to Gen. Churchill at
Richmond, Ky. in August last, for
gallantry at which place JEFF. Davis
promoted him to a Major General; and
now the 10th had the qualification Of
witnessing his surrender with his n
tire command, at which they cheered
Justify"
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Ehe Chicago JournnA-

Those who desire u sound, well conducted and
bigh toned family newspaper, of the Republican
faith, will find much satisfaction in the perusal
of the Chicago Journal, which Is edited with
marked ability and good temper. AS 9 newspa-
per it has but few superiors. The tone of it's po-
liticel articles are well calculated to c. antrim the
faithful and lead political sinners to fght init old
Abe For over twenty years the Journal has
maintained a good repute in newspaperdom. az q
permanent institution OF the Wilson's; and through
the well directed and unceasing editorial efforts
of Mr., Shuman. its present responsible Editor,
the journal now gives unmistakable indications
of vitality and prosperity, which entities it to
take rank among the able and inhu entail journals
of the day. Its terms are 80 for Daily, $5 for Tri-
Weekly, and 81 for Weekly, or club of ten SIS.
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A LECTURE

TO MEM.
Just Published, in a SeaEed Eh0sIopo. Price Q cents.
A Lecture on the nature, Treatment aud
Radical cure Of SpefmAtorrhea or Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and impede
mepts to Marriage generally, Nervousness Consumption,
Epilepsy and fits Mental and Physical incapa ,ny, re-
sulting from Self.Abuse &c.-By ROBERT J. CULVER.
WELL, n. D., Author of the Green Book, DC.
The world renowned author, in this admirable Leo
ture, clearly proves from his own experience that the
awful consequences of self abuse may be ehectually re-
moved without me dicine, and without dangerous surg
ical operations, %bougies, instruments rings or cordiRls,
pointing out q mode of cure at once certain and effect
ual, by which every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
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radically. This Lecture a1iH prOrs a boon 10 thoas-
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Bent under seal, to any address, in 4 plain sealed en-
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by addressing,
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ON State Unirsrsiy.- We have received the
annual Report of the Rege. ats Of the University
of the State of Wisconsin. The University
seems to be in as lourishing a c sudition as it can
be under its present pecuuiary e. 0baErassmehsS
The whole number of students i'm attendance
during the year closing June &c, 1862,
was 129
Of these there were in the full Classical
Course, %
In the Scientific Course, 80
In the preparatory Department, 81
Tn, re have been in attendance during the pf ,es-
Ell t term, AZ
OF tn, 'se there are in the regular classes, 80
In the, preparatory department, 81
U~A Toronto paper states that gold hasbeen
-. 80 n- - IL -A
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Nav YORK. Jan 2z.-.A letter f-on, you
" esL states that the British Neutral biockad.
runner Yn'onia' with q c ugo Of povdsr from
England was captured by the Pocahontas of
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tions, from whatever cause, and always
successful AS u preventive.
TENHE COMBINATION OF INGREDIENTS
III in DIR, Dupouco's Golden Pills for Females are per-
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From FIVE to ten will cure that common yet dreadful com
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from this com plant.
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the contrary they remove all distractions, restore nature to
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whose health Will not permit all increase Of family, Will find
these pills a successful preventive. Ladies peculiarly situa-
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any injury TO health. The Ingredients composing the above
pills are made known TO every agent, and they VIII tell you
they are safe, and will perform all claimed Tor them. Price
81 per boz. Sold by I. ROBINSON, Druggist, kenosha,
Sole .4gentJ for Kenoata County, Itts.
LADIES!-By sending him 81 through the Kenosha Post
ONCE" can haze the pills sent to any part Of the city or
country" (cOl fdentialy) and free OF postage by mail.
NJ b. BeOGTe CfG base counterfeit Of these PHts. You can
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by ope Druggist in every town ana village in the United
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The CaIifarnia friends o. General Hoola-
nave prepared a magnificent swoyd for nrsI
sentatiOn to him. 9'"a if pre-
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A Card to the Suffering.

The REV. WILLIAM CosGRovE, while lahoriug as y Mis-
Slonary in Japan, ives cured Of Consumption, when all
Vtnei means had failed, by II recipe obtained from q
.earheo physiolsn residing in the great cit vi Jedao.
rms recipe has cured great numbers who were suffering
ron consumption, bronchitis, sore Throat, Coughs and
by these disorders,
Desirous OF oeneftting others, | will send this recipe,
whlch | rave Drought home with me, to all who need it,
free OF charge. Address
REV. WILLIAM COSGROVE,
'ly21 439 Fulton Avenue, Brot klyn n. Y.
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3lst, Sill be found interesting:
"'HEADOUARTERa


DEPAkIMENI Or THE SUnBEhLAHD,
In front of Murfre -sboro, Dec. 81, 1862.
"The General commanding desires to say 10 the
soldiers OF the Army Of the Cumberland. that he
Yves well pleased with their conduct yesterday 1t
was ali that he could have wished for. He neither
saw nor beard of any skulking. They behaved
with the GOODNESS and galiantry of veterans.
He now feels perfectly confident, with Gods
grace and their help, OF striking this day & blow
for the country, the most crushing, perhaps, which
the rebellion has yet sustained. Soldiers! the
eyes of the whole nationare upou you; the very
fate Of the nation may be said to hang on the issues
of this days battle. Be true, then, TO yourselves,
true TO your own manly character and soldlerly
reputation; true to the love OF your dear ones at
home, whose prayers ascend this day to God for
your success. Be cool Ineed not ask you 10 be
brave Keep ranks. Do not throw away your
fire. Fire j wly, deliberetely-above all, fro
low-and be always sure OF your aim. Close read
lily in upon the enemy, and when you get within
charging distance, rnsh upon him with the
bayonet. Do this, and victory will certainly be
yours. RecullecI that there are hardly any troops
in the world that will stand a bayonet charge, and
that those who make it, therefore, are sure 10 win.
By Command OF
Major GEEERAI RnaRcRaasD
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Gen. ESaaecrans, Address 10

Gen. K5ssecrans' Address Ia his Army.
AS a part of the hist DRY Of the battle of Stone
river, the following address Of Major Gen. Rose
Grams to the army, on the morning OF the 3lst Of
December, after severe skirmishiag throughout
the previous day, aud pending the great battle Of
the 3lst, Aill DO found interesting:
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10 Nervous Sufferers Of bOLh Sexes.
TO HI YOUNG OR OLD,
B eacdre of counterfeits dno
Demonstration.

SALEa, Washington Co, Ind,
May Is, 1858
DR.. ROBACK, ,-DeGr S5r:-My son Thomas was given
up by the physicians, last summer, as a hopeless case.
He was almost a skeleton, flesh and muscles seemed to
have wasted away. He could not rise from a lying to
sitting position. One Doctor said it was u case OF Lum-
bago, and that all the doctors in the world could not
cure him, and that Re would have been dead long ago,
if he had not been so well nurse1. A callosity formed
on the outside of the left thigh, extending from the hip
to the knee and the doctor said he would have to "Open
the thigh and scrape the bone" The operation being
severed was pursuaded to try your Scandina Wan Blood
Purifier and Blood Fills. l procured three bottles Of
the Purifier and two boxes of Pills, and to my astonish-
ment they took away the callosity and restored him 10
health, and he is now able to work. These are the fscts
of the case, and you are at liberty to make whatever
use of them you please, and refer to me if you think
proper. Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM SAGE,
/, z. of the NJ. 4. Church.
Reader do you know OF any otner remedy on earth
that will produce such glorious results as the above?
See ADVERTISEMENT. 4w33
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That on that Uerg account, if taken when the Interruption
arises from natural eau ses, they will inevitably prevent lie
expected events. This CAUTION IS .ABS6LUJETV
NECESSARY, for such Is the tendency Of the Pills n .
store the original functions Of the sexual orgauizaifan 49,
they inevitably arrest she process of CESSATION
Explicit directions, stating when they should be used With
each or-Prtce One QaiiaT, each Boz e0nfqluing sd PIT,
A valuable PauAhiet, to be had free, Of the AGENTS Pills
sent bV ma,iprompay, BY enclosing price 70 the Agent. soid
by Druggists generally. Y, p. HCTCHfNCS.
Proprietor, 20 Cedar St, Kew York.
Sold in Eenosha by +. ROBIN SON.
And Druggists Every where.
Sold in Chicago at Manufacturer PRICES BY
ly42s LORD < SMITH.
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New Advertisements.
MPORTANT TO EVERYBODY.
A Rare Chance TO Make Money!

NV L invite the attention OF every lady and gentle.
w man to a new idea. We have commenced the
manufacture OF 4 beautiful Gold Locket, the exact imi-
tation of q small GOLD WATCH. We offer them to
the public At FIVE each, and will put
into each lOcket free Of charge, an exact likeness OF any
Of our Generals or leading officers who NAV be named
by the person sending, as we have on hand the portraits
OF nearly all the officers in the army, as we'll as most Of
the rebel Generals. Besides this rare offer We will se1d
a desirable gift Of fine gold jewelry and watches, worth
in cash from One Dollar up to One Hundred
Dollars. We are determined that this business Ihail
be conducted on fair and honor able principles, and will
refund the money in all cases where a person is dissRt-
isha6. r.. .#-..
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gE OMGOPATHH in the ascendant! Immediate re-
Z a lief guaranteed! DR.. SHYTHE, from Lon ion, has
opened an establishment in Philadelphia, Pa, for
the treatment of Female COn1pLaiafs. Read his
advertisement in another column, headed ola.
DIES READ" 1y1
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!
IMPORTANT TO FEMALESU
DIR. CHEZ EWAN'S PILLS!
DIR. CHEE MAN PILLS

Ia oontinuaIIyi in peril IL she is mad enough TO neglect or
maItreaa those sexual irregularities 10 which t~WQ-thirds Of
ber sex are more or less subject.
Dr.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from the same for
mula which tue inventor, CORNELIUS l.. CHEEsEMAN d, D,
Of New York, has for twenty years used successfully In an
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pain all disturbances Of the PORTO dical discharge, whether
arising from relaxation or su Impression. They act like n charm
in removing the pains that accompany difficult or iInmOde-
rate menstruation, and are the only safe and reliable rene
dy for Flushes, Sick Headache, Pains in the Loins, Back ard
alpitation Of the Heart, Nervous Tremors, Hysteric,
Spasns, Broken sleep, and other unpleasant and dangerous
affects Of an unnatural condition Of the sexual fuuctfons-
In the worst cases Of FtuOr p1Lbus or Whites, they effect a
speedy cure.
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In the Senate this morning Mr.. Clark Offer
cd q resolution that MI. Salisbury be expell-
ed from the Senate for latter's conduct yester
dsy. Mr.. Sau sbury said: Il have not aword to
say in reference to the merit or demerit OF the
.av no more. Let the Senate act as the Sem
ate may think proper; l neither avow nor d 49,
avow what is said lLet the pro If be made to the
Senate and let the Senate act according TO its
own Judgment"
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U-A Toronto paper states that gold hasbeen
discove res on the Saskatchewan in Car lads, eaSt
OF the Rocky Mogntaius.
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AFFAIR AND LIBERAL oFrER!

We do not ask any one to send us the money till they
know what gift they will get. Any person may send us
their name and try their luck, and We will inform them
by return mail what lift they are entitled to, and they
would be we'll fer auy lady or gentleman desiring tho
agency fer any neighborhood to write US Immediately,
rs those who apply first will have the first chance as
+ this splendid enterprise. Agents who send us names Of
persons in any part of the country, to try their luck,
will receive ten per cent. OF all money they send us.-
1t is impossible TO give all the particulars in an sdver-
tiSe ment, but we will DO so by private circulars to these
sending US their names. The lockets and gifts will be
sent by mail, post paid. Money sent by mail at our risk.
Address y. 8. BENTLEY s. co
2w34 1863, Warrington Apenue, 81. LOUIS No.
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New York. Jan. 26.-Times' Wash,
iugton dispatch says q conference was
held last evening at the White House.
in which Secretary Stanton and sever
al prominent Senators and Represen>
tatives participated, in which political
matters of grave Importance were dis
cussed and determined.
That a change Of administrative pol
icy in many essential respects will be
the result, is regarded rs certain, even
if it occasions official changes in i'm.
portant places.
The Secretary of War has notified
Congress that he is makingsuch chang
es in the organization of his depart
nent as will relieve him future neces>
sity of having more than n assistant.
1t is understood that Mr.. Wolcott
r~etires.
Mr.. Watson will remain as Assistant
Secretary.
The exposure made by a member Of
the Pennsylvania Legislature in refer
ence to alleged bribery and corruption
in which Gen. Cameron is a party, is
to be made the subject ofinyestigation
on the part Of the State.
Herald's dispatch says as n of the
results of the recent Republican eau
Gus it is intimated that the demand for
a reconstruction of the cabinet will be
urged with pertinacity, and that if a
change should not be made before
the fourth Of March, Congress in imi.
tation of the British Parliament, will
pass resolutions declaring q want of.
confidence in Che present Cabinet.
New York Jan. 26.-The Tribune
has the following from the headquar-
ters of the Army Of the Potomac:
y Brigadier General commanding
a division, was yesterday placed under
by Gen. Burnside for denounc-
ihg the policy of the Administration
upon the slavery question and express
ing disloyal sentiments.
This same General has lately been
expecting promotion to the rank of a
General and an assignment to
The command of a corps.