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DK0PosALs FOR CALVARY HORSES.
CAvALRY BUREAU.
OFFICE OF Dept QoARfkRMAs1BR,

W4shin4tOu, Nov, rs. 1853
PROPOSALS are sol cit and viii he re,sived At
this ON .. for the furnshins Of Cs,slry norss.
irmhS,; 81 Lout. Mssoo,i: aad ohieaso Illinois.
eotions viz: TO be- rom Hfteeu 15j to 81 teen lls)
halds b Sh, from Eve 90 to nine ~ years old we'll
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and II &c from oil defac7a
he ability of the bidder TO fuldl his agreement
must BE- guaranteed by two resDonsib! 10 pers,ns
Who signature must be p~ndsd 10 the guar
Ne proposal viii be entertained unless the oath
OF allegiance OF the person or PERSONS bidding
ibAll be On hle In this ofHoe
The ,etponsisility Of tae susrantors mus. be
shown ~ the certificate OF the CLERK Of the
nearest District Court, or OF the United States
District Attorney.
. Proposals. must be addressed to Lisnt. Col @. G.
sse telle, Chief Qusrtermaster, Cavalry Bureau
Horses" A
Cavalry horses agreeing with the above spscif,.
Gallons vim be purehassd IN epsn market, At fair
oity, Albany, Buffalo. and Rochester, New Yort !:
Pittsburgh, Pennay1vania; Columbus, Ohio Bos.
son, Wisconsip,, O. g. sAWTlLLE,
Lieutneant Colonel and O @ H.
no <d-u Cavalry Rnrasu,
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The Adautant General win provide IN AppfoDri-
ats medal Of hoasr for The TROOPS Who. Afssf TIE
oIDira*ion Of their tsr, han Asfed their services
70 the 8evsransnt n TIE present emergency. end
also for the volunteer troops from other States that
have volunteered their service h the States Of
Rsnpayfvaaia and nAxyhnd.
D. order ofths Secretary q Wsx.
l i. D. TOWNe1ND,
- - AaaisfAnt Adtntsat General
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GOAL oILt o0A
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VA O1RAATN1N1,
!" WAsnIa1os, January -, lssa.
In oonsolue0ee Of The pressuxo Of business Of tbs
War Department, Dasses for aitissns % visit the
Army ofths Potomac Win b Given q the o0es o.
Ltsst Col. ooHlAB. 138 Psnasylva.is svsnls
shove WiDN4eanth street
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plguLIAR. gy yIss s.rsssa:i S i;so. 60
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IMPoRFANr 10 JIMMIE.
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REPRESENTATIVES.

OAB9oH
Benjamin Y. Harding, James ". Neenith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

ALBANY. Jan. 20, 1865.
The Assembly met at eleven O'Clock this morning.
The galleries lobbics and all parts of the House
crowded.
Nr. Fnups, Of New York offered resolution electine
Clopcl Trimmer Speaker, and Joseph D. cushman
CORK rfSStr..ax 1s.senaJ.spss----.--- -----'
NJ cHrRcu raised the point Of order that the resolution
violation d the agreement adopted yesterday as II
oected a Clerk well as speaker.
The CLERK decided the point OF order well taken.
Mr FIELDS Eel, bound 10 appeal from the decision q the
Cek lie (Ar. Felds) offered the resolution In good faith
and he believed that he DID no, violate the spirit or the
Of the agreement that had been made The resnn
looked 10 the organization Of this Assembly, aud u
that which sought 20 be accomplished. u had
offered after consultation with several republican
members
MI DE.S thought that tho resolution was strictly in
when the vote was taken Mr. RoWS said that while he
was VIKING 20 act with his party upon an matters be-
woad not violate good a,h he therefore vu,ed 70 sus
IA q the decision.
4 Nr,mEn.-oh, you Will get a good place on the com
mlttees.
similar statements and voted AYE"
Mr. wEsvsr thoughi tie resolution 10 strict conformity
with the agreement made yesterday " fully carried
out the organization Of the H0use Tie therefore voted IN
Nr -urswoop was quite conadsai that tho gentleman
from New York (nr fielfsl dee xn.i violate
god faith act W the slightest degree IA c,nnct with tho
rcoutioa adopted yesterday ie deemed 4 proper y
say lLaL no lr sh"f"O,ul NJ nahs" pesh e0nsuiesa
~ Mr Fields, and hal thought The resolution ~ order
bat now remembering that tne House bad previously
agreed gu the manner "a which the vote should DO taken
i -leaker he Thought thai the resolution vas not "a
orHer.
The secslon q TIE Cers was sustaineh
ballot Tor Speaker then taken Sih the following
result -
1ulic ...s........ ~
Trimmer ..,s..t.t. .t..t.....t "
Abscnt-Aessr. Boswell, Haghcsi suaekensish, y v.
SIN ID, stuart and Taggsrt
NE cuas appointed coIoael Trimmer md xr. Derew
q ronmifiee V conduct NJ. tahic1t " b. seh.
NJ trimmer did not ipp"M
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that although hc has the characteristic Of undoubtsd
bravery and ooidness he sl possesses some Of that
prudence and caution wthou, which, no general can be
great. .e 600.
General Hooker's friends in California have prepared
handsome testimonial in remembrance Of his past SCI.
vices. Is sword Of the finest steel, with belt thcky
studded with diamonds, seabbard Of solid silver hea
Willy and richly mounted with gold Tho Of mag
nifcent swcrd win be between 81 geo and - 900 ~
Inscriptions are as follows
MAJOR GENERAL JOSEPH HOOKER
IRON HIS WILLOW CITIZENS ov San FRANCISCO,
December IS 1852.
Wihiam6burg-Far Observation-Disclosures Hill-Bui
run-GermantowI-South Mountain
Antietam.
The whole affair said to creditable alike to the do
signers and the workmen who executed it.
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General Rarnside's Departure nom the
Army Of the Potomac.

HgApov AllrERs, Army PoroMAc
Jan. 20, 1868.
The notification OF General Burnsidcs farewell address
70 the army of tho Potomac aud the announcement OF
General Hookers appoint nent az his successor
maze 20. day.
II was known that General Burnside had been absent
from headquarters since Friday night until last evening
and although there had boon con1ecturss that i might
possibly Indicate carry termination o. his connection
With the array siil bns few supposed u would come
quite 80 soon As soon known that he had been
relieved many called 10 pay farewell visit and
express their regret Al the separation. Although bis
Efforts have not met vita that success which hrs unset
patriotic devotion the and the military ca.
pacity which he has displayed yet il felt
that II from any fault or shortening on bis
part. Their kno feelsgs fully reciprocsted by
thc General, wh, though doubtless feoced 70 be re-
Icved Of Command winch he had desired could
not but feel regret At parting from his companions
In arms with somc o. whom no had seen much service
and won glorious victories on other helds.
Al O'Clock the command turned over q General
Hooker, and General 8nrnsites connection with the
Army q the Potomac terminated.
Leave Of absence for thirty days given all tho
members OF his stan and most q tho clerks and
,,oyes M The Adluaut Generals aud other departments
AT halfpast cue =. VI they all took their departure
frou, the Falmouth station and proceeded 70 Aqua
creek tcncra sumner and hts son, captain sumner
also accompanied the PARTY.
Generals sumner aud Franklin, commanding the right
and lett grand divisions have also been relieved q Their
commands and ordered 10 report 10 person At
Washington.
Among those who ief, with General Burnside were
MAJOR General Parke Chief Of stat General Patrick FRO
vost Marsna 6easrai and Lieutenant Colonel Richmond
Assistant Adutan, General. The party reached Aqua
creek between and three o'clock r NJ aud embarked
board the steamer Carrie MARTHA which left soon dte
Tor Washington.
General Hooker s very busiIy engaged in organizing
his stat aud making the appointments and arrangement
which this change nerassitates
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The new Comm ander Of the Army OF shs
potomac.

aaor General Joseph Hooker, nov appointed 10 The
chief command the Army q the Potomac, born in
1sio and consequently about fviyour years Of sgc
lis parents both dead he has 40 brother and his
shrcc sisters are married, two them residing IN this
,,as the third 10 ONO he Is a. yet unmarried, and 10
. native a. Hadley, Massachusetts, from which STATE
aae Gas appointed cadet West Pcr, Military Academy
pols3a lie graduated 90 the sotb q June, 1887, stand
tos No ~ IN class q ofiy mombers among shom were
6ensras Benhs n Atos r wnlisry Frereh seissics.
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\ Short and sharp Naval
Engage meat.
The Union GaGboat HattNraS Sunk by
an Unknown Rebel Cruiser.
Some of Her Crew Picked Up
by the Sciota.
Strength of the Rebel works
az Galveston,

w. ,.,-,.-, a., -. $50
~ ''"S :" "'''"''a'' 100 como Ailo'' aue new
The Mary A. Boartman lott Cox ORGANS tho IAN
iust bat touched 81 Key west The lay she eft Inn,
no., ,ho oo,h ina, ,h. >,,,,..rr ,, ....., a.,
''o'i -" oe'' 60 '''' ~ '''" 'o'Ei VIM Wv w
o.eeni dcia Of tho i6h inft. ~ board ,ap'nm WEE
kindly rnrn,.hei ~ u,,n q eooy - ma ,anes
,n.,,.,,,.,....,, c....4,.., 49,. ......... h.
toAS'A' '"'' Nosse 'aPP s." 70 ~ ~ A""oN'o s-so'
tas 6e,a ~ Gairesion a.d on Sadsg he,
am M ~ ioi Sy,,- ,,.,.,, MAJ 49,, ,od ,,.l A., a
"'' - -
thh IN rebel Nessci IN qacsi'n was inc 10. h''hi
II W.,. a vessel from Mobile iier- !. ths letter
80, G,,yr,,o, ry..s ~, IL lsss
a. ue ART Ga,sest,, a,,,stc- yop k,o. n, IA,
r,,.,s c,,ny Am. che an, a,ro,g fo,,, d, 4 a.. ~
n-,,,c, IN, ,tv il ~, c,,t,asd AIN h,,,.r,. II,
r,np1
On Nv sv.,,ay .t,.o,e l ,,,sarc, al, IN. h,,
Dor me sanboa, ihticras wrnt IN chase about
- ~ sI'.,'s :. ~
Tho sas,,qon,, twenty milo. C,oe, Galyeston AZ as,
hight next day capt, Lowry ~ tho Scotia picked mp
boat Containing m onrer am Ne men, belonging :" ""
MIN M NJ ,,h,s, ~ Ia, Aa,la b. ca,a.
| Hiais oas ,epiei Go, an h,r Braannic ajesty's
ftasce siRess Cap, bs." AID icaye to- WIN send
"''' ''''' =, wv .'' -.
on ,hc franco .,o,re, orcuea rrn. on ,t Nate
ras o,b yesgls tbca engaged comba, running
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ANOTHER ENGAGEMENT IN LOUISIANA.
A Sharp Contest on the
Bayou Tcche.
CAPTURE OF A NUMBER OF REBELS
Death Of Lieutenant Commander Thes.
Mexican Buchanan.
SKETCH OF HIS SERNICES
DC. &C.. &c.
From the New orlcans Delta. Jan /,

PROM The Nsw OrIcana Tclta, Jan To
We learn by passengers from Berwick yesterday that
engagement took place yesterday between General
weilzos forces and tho rabcls " The time the train
et II reported that th. uBIouiss had Killed xix and
captured forty og III. rebels Heavy cannonadlng was
heard afterwards, which indie that tho gnnboais
we're busy.
We also received yesterday the following dcspiich rora
Bcrwick's Bay by which wnl De- seen that our navy
has lost another efficient officer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27
Arrival q Generals B.rnside, sumner
snd'Frankiin In Washington.

When Generals Burnside and Sumner arrived ris even
Aug nj WIZARDS they we're rapturousy cbecred By tht
people.
General Franklin has also arrived 10 this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.


ALn,Sy, Jan. 49, 1853.
The Senate held session Of ten minutes. Nothing Of
general interest transacted Adjourned TIL eleven
O'Clock To- morrow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

government orcia L.o aLar she lead IN ovsrr'dng nc
laws and tho constitution and tbas oy 30 nasses arc
justified also IN taking the matter uto their own hAnas
Asnca when 80 contest for Speaker reached the point
that the republicans nominated iacot "a iemocra ior
That ONCE THIS revolutionary feeling quietly sumnefng
~ tne nsssls OF tho democracy MAS aroiseu ana poso
forth. o. tho other nd tho election OF MI Murfhy
(democraD as temporary chairman, on Saturday
stirred up this same element On tho republican sihe
which broke forth with all lis fury In shaking htts
pounding Of desks and hoor rushing TO tho speaker
desk. &C., and also proves CLEARLY TINT we are 70 DAY
standing on volcano, lab at any moment 70 oreak
forth with all s fury. proves also that the pubic
mind - ripe Tor revolution aud ID In st condition not "
be thed WITH either by Jaeobn abolition faction or any
and wh u once breaks loose when tho first bDw ~
struck or the hst pistol redwhich at one time was m
m nent hcfe-ihe injection viii spread and no human
power can scp Il. That tins tho true condition OF the
public mind at present, and that daily events are do
vc'opng ths s'rimen and ripenng for the future no
ono who has carefully watched their progress IN eent
localities OF mo North can help but admit. II proves That
We arc fast approaching period when anarchy viii be-
tho order Of tho day gpess rulers take such steps
as are necessary 10 stay the storm.
There are many men hero who stand far above the
several contess and personal troubles the hour who
consider ~ more than probable that the winter will not
pae6 away witnoDt there beng controversy between
the national and State administrations. AZ evidence
that We are last drifting in that direction they cio the
fact that the administration Washington have not
communicated with Governor seymour any Of his
officials since DO vas placed in Office; Also the
nsnts Of General Wool, calling upon tho militia report
TO him instead Of 10 the Governor They consider this
rs evidence that 1t is tho determination Of Tho aahori
ties at Washington to force Issue upon the State Well
may y DO asked whittier No ara drifting.
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TO THE EDITOR ~ urE DELTA,

has lost another efficient onecr
TO TnE EDITION ~ lIiE prLr,
t.rNnH PAs san ~. i-,a.
have Just learned the partcp ~ N affair ~
lance, which t0uk yesterday larly IN tho
day mmander buchanan vent np ihr fechs with the
Calhoun until be came - 20 rctior PLACED iu The
chanue by tho rebels ~ tlis point nlgrkt the gun
boa, got aground Commander itrhlnan. however II o
said vent forward soue Distance hnd .hot throseh
the head from o. he rifle near 4 man uainnd
whehurst. also belonging o. tha tahouu, W. tici a.
the same time. Colonel fh1a II tie ~ thh vermont
hearing the firing ordered sls regiment ~ Tho p
which resulted 10 the capture thity "hris aud tho
dIsrerson III he r,st fha.e be~a told tnat ME- fs.
we're killed. learn op god aathulny TINT the iptau
the rebel ginb al lotion Ma giiai 4pd Aiao fo
iar,cl h.i the soa. y ca,pfe! ! Har serd yo1 ilf.
Their Particulars a. coon "a can 'sss~s-"
SKETCH or ruE rEcHE n,yor.
Tho Techc Cpronpgnced icsbJ bayou o. tor ers,.
and commences ST, Landry parish. low miles lroa
opcousas and acr noNng 80 soulhessterly dG cotton,
in a very tortuous coune II ipou, two hundred mie.
unites with the A,cha,ailya Bayou, sear the s,ut1
eastern extremity OF Lake fnotn4eh,s lhe ehe outs
On ta banks arc 81. strtinsyila ana Franklin. u Is
bordcrcd ~ fertile prares ant plains II winch catsg
and sugar flourish. Dlring bgn water slo4mDlats ctn
ascend this BAYOU Or distance n ucary aonIfei
miles from tho Gulf u Mexico
rHg DEATH % COMMANDER HgCHANsv.
rrrorn tie NeN Or sans Dqlts. in. lsi
We are called upon u mosrn thc Death a riaatraaut
Thomas Mexican yachaaaa, eomminief u tho suabn.t
Calhoun who shot through tn hrd. board = hs
vessel. Wednesday morning. ~ veFsei hi "a
aground before the obstfgcOns neaf iha gaan- n ha
1sche and while ~ va forward. enfsuufng u n1st
her be vas shot by some southern cum from ride pit
Colonel rhomns. q the Eighth yerm7fi, avons-d ht.
death b. prompt asaal. q ,hs pit AID The eapiare
ard r0at o. tho aevis Lieutenant B4ca,au 49,
nobe stllor. Hs ~s courageous AIT s-aefoss. All
every body Vho came within tie lnn8sn, 81 hls
rnanboof liked him. lie high Ates shHe Ca az