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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-05

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For Weaknesses
Arising from Excesses, HABITS OF Dissipation, Early
lndiscreton or abuse.
Attended with the 6Loieing symptoms:
hoss pf Me%o 70 h1er'0n' pifnculty yS Of Breathing S1 r4hsss'
Weak Nerves, Trembling
Horror Of Disease, Wakeiulness,
Dimness OF VISION, Pains in the Back,
Universal Lassituds Of the Muscular system,
Hot hands, Flushing OF the Body,
Dryness OF the Skin, Eruptlons on the Fnce,
PALLID coUsTEHANoE.
These symptoms, If allowed TO go, on, which uis
medicine lnyariable removes, soon follows
IMPoTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTlc FITS,
IN one Of lghich hs Patient may Expire.
who can say that they are not frequently followed
by those ''direnl diseases"
"INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
Many are aware of the causes Of their suffering,
BUT SoNE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF Ii INSANE AsYLUMs,
And the Melancholy Deaths by Consumption.
Bear ample witness to the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE WITH
URGAhIC WEAKNESS.
He requires the aid Of medicines to strengthen and
which HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BOcHU
Invariably does.
A trial will convince the most skeptical.
FEMALES FEMALES- FEMALES
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CoN
T~EMPLATlNG MAkKLAGE.
IN Many Affections Peculiar 10 Females
The Extract Buchu is mequalled by any other rene.
DIV, as IN Chlorosls or ketrenching, 1rregularity, Pam
Iilness, or suppression Of Customary kvacuatons,
liberated or Scnirrous state OF the Uterus, Leucorr-
hea or Whites, sterility, and for oil complaints incident
to the sex, whether arising nom lndiscreuoni hADith
OF Dissipation or In the
DECLINE or CHANGE OF LIEF
See Symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT III.
Take no more Balsa1, Mercury, or Unpleasant Medicines
tor Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELABOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU
sECREr DIsEAsEs
In all their stages .. At little Expensei
| Little OF no change in Diet No Inconvenience
And no Exposure.
It causes a frequent desire and gives strength to
Urinate, thereby Removing Distractions.
| Preventing anu Curing Structures OF the Urethra,
Allaying Pain and inflammation 80
/ frequent in the class OF diseases, and expelinB all
| RtSonOas, Diseased and porn out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
VINO NAVE EEN I'll VICTIMS OF QUACKS,
and vine have paid heavy fees TO DO cured in u short
| time, have found they were deceived, and that the
'p0tson' has, by the use OF 'po1oerJia astringeHts" been
dried up IN the system, 10 break out IN an aggravated
form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRA9E.
Use ~HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHu
for all affections and diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANISE
whether exishngin
MALE or FEMALE,
rom whatever cause originating and no matter OF
now LONG STANDING.
Diseases OF these Organs require the aid Of puretie
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is E DIURETIC,
and IL is certain TO have the desired effect IN
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will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From to 20 years standing,
with Names known To
> SCIENCE N FAME,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-05
REMOVAL,

REMOVAL.
NJ SCHNEIDER has removed his Gun Store and
wi. Shop nom his old stand In the ohio Block, Sd
street. 20 No. 100 Main street, opposite the Market,
where he will continue 10 keep on hand q good arsoIt-
ment Of Double and Single Barrel Shot Guns; Rines;
Royolyers and Pistolsj Bowie and Pocket Knives; all
kinds OF sporting Apparatus; Gun Barrels and mate
rial; Powder and Shot, etc.
We have Just received, besides other Guns, q new
aud superior article OF an American single Barrel Shot
Gun, the best OF the kind In Market.
nolS M. SCHNEIDER 4 SON.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-05
JOHN GENGNAoEL

UJOULD respectfully inform his numerous friends
w aud customers that he has purchased the
, 1863-01-26
FROM MEMPHIS,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.]
MEMPHIS Jan. =, via CAIHo, Jan. Is.
Col. Marsh, 20th Illinois las resigned. His
Adjntant also resigned.
Brig. Gen. ". Denver and Gen.. c. 8. Ham,
uton 60 up the river to-day.
An attempt was made Thcr<dayto capture
the steamer Mill Boy, off the mouth Of Wolf
River. Warned BY the fate Of the Mussulman
the Captain refused to land and. thus saved
himself and boat, as nifty mounted gueril1as
were behind the levec. THIS Aeing reported
in Memphis, a gunboat preceded up the
stream and shelled the woods, but with what
effect is not known.
This ea1ne band broke open county store
in Chelsea, north Of this city, on: the came
day, aud captured the contents aud four ne
gros, Near Wolf River .bridga :our' pickcts
attacked them and they dispersed:
Quimby's and Logan's divisions had .srriyea
in Memphis
Four gueri1las dashed into CAilsea, the
northern precinct Of Memphis, last Thursday.
After staying some time they departed, TAX
ing with them a government horse and four
negroes. On Friday gang Of guerillas on the
Arkansas shore, in sight of Memphis, tried to
bales Of cotton, intending to capture her
they failed, however. = g..
Ashock ofan earthquake was felt inthat city
At s o'clock on the Sd, which is the Gttl
within thrcc-4uartcrs of year. Small -pox ii
on the increase, mostly among negroes Re
turned out to be nothing but seeds and rub
biei., with a covering Of cotton, not one bait
in all Of cotton. THIS at eeyentY-dyc cent:
per- pound is rathe expensive.
, 1863-01-26
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM
MEXICO.
REPORTED REpUlSE or THE FRENCH
ar PuEBLA WITH the
LOSS Or 1000.
Gen. 0rtega's Official Dispatch.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuno.J
WASHINGTON, Jh7f~ e5, 1869.
The latest adyices direct, from, TIC City Of |
Mexico aceto Dec. 21st. Theyrepresent the |
people as united and confident Of beating |
back the French arn1y. Puebla h. believed |
impregnable.
Gen. Rosas had had several. successful Gu
agreements with the invaders.
The following dispatches. ad'beencccivcd. |
One fronsicn. .Ortcgn, dated Pucbla, Deccnl- |
ber 18th, 1862, received i'll Mexico tbs same |
day by the. Minister Of 19ar, is as follows:
General Rivera communicates to me by ex-
press that he succeeded in.laying in ambush
u force Of cavalry ana fnfantry at 2 place call
French at close quarters, :na that the French
we're TAKEN by surprise. III tells me besides
TINT he cnt them up badly, and; that we will
report h detail hereafter. At the time this
sn ngagge5nenhoccurred 8 ! there WIS a dense tog;
rerv rel {Sfgucd1 O1sTEaA.
'1an TnneS1at nee -. fs6a.
Received in Mexico the.satna day.
| To the Minister Of War:
Gems Rivera communicates to me by express
| that an engagement had taaken place between
Ills troops and the invading: army which had
moved from Jalara, and. 1t seems that tho
whole Of his troops were, engaged. The en-
gagemcnt ras bloody, and lasted three hours.
,nr,;s1,aI nnrt;cn1ar1S r. It hc tokrn int, con-
slderation tint tic bf:ayc soldiers under com
mand Of Gen. Rivera, were less In number
| tlair object was to annoy the enemy In tho d.
| rcction Of Pcrose, rather than to prevent his
advance Almost all ourforco was cavalry.
tsigned} oa11GA'
NEW YORK, Jan. 2&.--By the arrival of the
Of tho steamship shcllrakc from Havana, we
lave the following:
HAVANA, jan. 14.-0ur sugar crop is begin
ming to make Its appearance in market. The
t:crop promises to be very large one.
, 1863-01-26
FROM MADISON.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibunc.]
MAp1sos, Wis, Jan. n, 1858.
Directions have been received BY the United
States Quartermaster here, to prepare Tor the
reception of part Of the Arkansas Post pris-
oncrs nj Milwaukee,.
Information has reached here that pesti-
lent tory paper Of Milwaukee, which has done
infinite mischief in this State, and richly de-
serves suppressing, has been excluded from
the army Of Southeast Missouri, by the toi-
lowing order: 7
cAxr cuAsx, VAN BunEK. Missouri, Jan. H.
The Milwaukee See Bott. newspaper printed III
the German language, and published in tho city OF
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, ridiculing tho military au~
thorities Of the United States, dsconrasng enlist
nents, and thcreby rendering aid and comfort to
tho enemy, is herewith prohibited from circulating
In this army. aud will be suppressed. All CON.
,nanders will sec this order enforced. Public jour
nails us1ue as mean and disgTacefal language ri
this paper il injurious to military discipline, and
ia not the literature to be tolerated in an army.
tc,rn.i, GueTAyus HENR1cus,
= :, Major and Provost Marshal General.
Army of Southeast Missouri.
, 1863-01-26
WAsn1Sa1oS, Jan. n, 1883.
CENITE

SENATE.
h{r. WILSON Of Mass. presented the memo
rial Of DR.. ". s. G. Morton, asking for CON-
pensation for tue use Of ether in tho army
ii III. II TFEssENDES from the Committee on
Finance reported back the consular and diplo-
matte appropriation bill.
Alr. bO0L1TTLE offered a resolution,
which vas adopted, req uesting the. e.SecretaEy
Of the Treasury to. communicate to the Sen
ate any information he may haYe from the
commissioners appointed for the district OF
South Carolina, under the act for the collec-
tion Of direct taxes in insurrectionary states
and districts.
providing for tle Increased Cd clerical % force IN
On motion of Mr.. WILSON Of MISS, the
section providing for a Solicitor aud three
Auditors was stricken out, and the blu was
amended SO as to give four clerks Of class
four, and ninety clerks Of class one, coprist
and six labosers,
Mr. FEssENDEN Of Ne, offered m amend
ment, us new; section, providing that in set
ting the accou1rt8 Of officers for clothing or
supplies, the affidavit Of an officer may be
REQUIRED to show the loss Of vouchers and pa
pcrs, tending to show that any apparent dct
cheney was occasioned By an unavoidable acci-
dent or loss in actual service, and such att1da'
vit may be considered an evidence to esfao'
lish the fact with or without other evidence,
rs the Secretary Of War may deem proper.
2ir. TRUMBuLL Of III. moved to amend
the amendment BY inserting the words "stat
ing that he knows Of NO witness By whom hs
can prove the facts.'f
| Nj, FESSENDEN Of Nc. thought th'
amendment would embarraes the action Of th'
department very much. he would Withdraw
/ Ais amendment.
| Mr.. CLARK Of n. H. objected to the with
| drawal, as he dermed the original amendmen
| emincntly Just and proper.
Mr.. FESsENDEN Of Me-, insisting upo
it, his amendment WAS withdrawn
| III. RICE of Afinn. renewed the amendment
. Mr. TRUMBULL'S amendment to th
amendment was rejected by yeas, II; nays, 1
On motion Of NJ. SHERMAN Of Ohio th
amendment WAS amended so as to restrict It
I provisions to the commanding officers Of
company. The amendment Us amended w
then adopted-yeas, 81 nays, l7-and the bA
Mr. HARLAN Of Iowa introduced bill
establish the guage of the Pacific RalFoa
to its branches. Referred TOT select conmi
| tee. Adjourned till Monday.
, 1863-01-26
FROM NASHVILLE.
DEATHS OF ILLINOIS SOLn
DIERS IN HOSPITAL,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]
NAsHvu1x, jan n. 1863.
The following is list Of Illinois soldiers, |
who have died in the various hospitals in this |
city from the 18th to the 25th Inclusive.
ONE HuSpREp AND TENTH REGIMENT
l.. D. Gibbs, Co. G; Marion Campbell, Co. G;
Winfield Coons and jas a Giers, Go. &; Jno.
Hill, Co. c; Geo y. -Wllis, Corporal Cor
Dcathnew, Co Z; Elijah Il. Bohyer aud Sam
,,el Young, Co. a; jacob Webb and Jno. Y.
Frunk, CO. G.; Alex. Peopl1s, Co. B; Jas. D.
Harge1, Co. E; Walter Baker, Co. A; John
y. Barnett, Co. E; A. Hall, Co. 2; j. A.
Dorie, Co. F.
+; Frank II. Miller, Co. A; Joseph Lelick,
E1eu1r.forRru-G. D. Hartford, Co. G;
Ed. Parkhurst. Co. F Thomas D: Cadwala-
der, Co; F; Dan A; - Alexander, s'ta co5poT5el'
Go. G T: Rothcock, Go. A; S. Slater, Co.
E11u9r.r1r1n-Albert m # Firm Smith, Co. G;
TH1RTY.srxTn-Janles H. Smith, Co. G;
Alexander Henderson, Co. 4 Marion Harris,
Co. Il.
on HrFpRErn- John Campbell, Co. F.
SEyEsTr-TH1Rp- Samuel Null. Co. D;
Josh T. Nicholson and ". Mcintyre, Co. c;
E1e4rx:sTS7acc = zooE, Co. l. H.
TH1Rrr-E1GnTH.-Peter nderson, Co. E. =
sEvESrr-F1r1H-Theo. n. Aldrich, Thomas
Greenwood, Co. I; ". Bais1y, Co. 4; Jno.
r. McLain, Co. E.
snTHru-Jno. Davis, Co: E:
SEvESTr-s1xTH-Gascle Paduian, GO. A.
Tu1Rrr-rounTu-H. H. Smith, Co. 4;
rJ.],,o n prarre Co T. 4 r. Einmoth Co.
, 1863-01-26
FROM DESM0lhES.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ir1oune!
DEsxorEs, Jan. ~, 1865,
The Republicans aud loyal Democrats Of
Cedar county are to hayc en- immense mass
meeting ut Upton, on the Goth Of February.
It is intended as rcbukc to the sympathizers
with treason, who hare recently grown CT
trcmcly bold and defiant In that county.
General E. n. swasey Of Van Burcn county,
gentleman well known in the Southern tier
OF counties, dledat his residence in Farming
ton, few days since. During the old bound
arr troubles between the inhabitants Of Town
aud Missouri, Gen swaseJ oiiiciated as com-
mandcr Of the Iowa forces. When the gray
beard regiment vas proposed last year in this
State, he raised company in this county and
vas placed at their head as Captain. It was
while tc ras On brief visit to his family that
the sickness, which terminated in his desth,
commented.
Roy. 8. P. Sloan, Chaplain Of the a1st Iowa
regiment, has reeigned his position and r.
tyrued to his homo IN Mo0regoe,
, 1863-01-26
The VERY lAI:lS1 NEWS:
THE WAR ri ARKANSAS.
FEDERAL OPERATIONS
ON WHITE RIVER.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT From
PORTER AND McUERNAND,

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibhne:]
CAIRO January 81, 1868.
By the kindness Of DR.. b. 2. Heap, ,;spec1al
bearer Of dispatches to Washington ffomthc
United States mississippi slaaaron, learn
the following Interesting nerg from yourcor:
respondent with Admiral Poffcr's fleet:
MOUTH or WHITE RIVER. Jan 10, 1853.
The expedition returned this day from Des
Arc, 'a1o' miles from this place, aud forty
or fifty above St. Charles. The first
boat to return was the; Forest Rose,
sent up with Gen. MeClcrnand's dis
patches to Gen. German. German had orders
to 20 up ard, capture st. Charles. He found
it abandoned, and kept on up the river. The
Forest Rose reached Sc Charles on Friday.
The gunboat Cincinnati found there trans
ports with Germans troops, passed up to
Clarendon ana finally reached Duvalrs Bluff.
The Forest Rose kept on up the river and
reached the Button Sunday, preceded by the
gunboat De EaIb<nd Gen. Gornsan's forces.
When .hc De Kalp:arrivcd at!puyall's D'nff,
it found dinner ready cooked, but not eaten,
aud the Confederaies, all but seven, absent.
They had departed. in. such haste that thcy
had forgotten to take their guns. A large
quantity Of ammunition, two eight-incll guns,
eco Enfield rifles, two pla,forui:ears and some
provisions were captured. Tht works at the
Bluff ore not complete: The natura1 defense.
arc good.
tits IT'S miles frcn. the mouth Of White
River to De Kalb. The Forest Rose aud the
Transports, and several hui narcd troops
then passed to, Dcs. iArc, where
they arrived on Sunday. Captain Walker
landed only with the. dispatch bearer, DR..
Heap, and was met by a delegation Of citizens.
The soldiers had all been sent to reinforce Ar.
kansas Post, and tboseremaining had departed
as soon as the feet hove in sight. The rehel
aag still flying over Gen. Haines; Headquarters
was pulled down.
All the buildings wore deserted excepting
one hospital, where. wore found tlirty~nln
sick and four dead men. The sick men wer
parolcd- The prisoners taken were mostly Q
the 10th and 21st Texas regiments.
The citizens Of Des Arc were, rejoicing ovc
supposed rebel victories. They had report
Of The strongest character, that, thousands {
men had come over to the Confederate sidc
that our loss at vicksburg, PORT Hudson an
Arkansas Post amounted to over i, 600.
Iu letters captured, It WAS unanimously al
mittcd that after the capture Of Arkansas Pos
Little Rock must:inevitab1y fl1. It was g:
| pcctcd that Gen. MeCaernand would mo1
upon 1t. Why: lie did not, they could nj
guess. The troops Of SlcClernand and She
man arc at Millekcn's Bend, awaiting ordc
to move and tho arrival of more troops. \
next will date fsom that rendezvous.
WAsn1SaroS, Jan. 25.-Naj. Gen. Curti
has telcgraphod to Gen. .Hallcck from
t Lonis, 24th, as follows: Gen. German tel
: graphs from Duvalrs Bluff, 18th, that aid
. by three gunboats he assembled White Riy
to Duyall's Bluff and Dcs Arc, taking abo
t | 80 prisoners, two eolumbiads aud about z
| a1nn11 artns
, 1863-01-26
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch tothe Chicago Tribnne1
CINCINNATI, Jan. Is, 1858.
We have report from Evansville, brought
down by the steamer Atlantic, that the stcamr
cr Charley Bowen had bcen burned al P:d-
myra, but the report Is not get confirmed
Important movements are gping on On tic
Ohio and Cumberland Rivers, but an order
from headquarters this evening forbids the
publication Of the moycmet. Of steamers, &C:
All steamers here and elsewhere on the riyen
have been taken UP by Government:
, 1863-01-26
LOYAL KENTUCKY TO THE RES
CUE.

From Frankfort, following Immediately
Tic bastard and reasonable course Of some
of 1cr Legislators, and the unexpected
weakness of her Executive, we have the
cheering tokens that true patriotism and
fealty to the Government has gained noble
expression, and in rebuke Of the TRUCKERS
and tools Of the slave power. All lhonor to
1he gallant Marshall who openly asserts
that for Kentucky there is but one Of two
.lings-"to support tie FSdera1 Goocrn"'cn'
or 1cr7'rc the prey ec1he Southern Con5cd'
r,aey." Other States than Kentucky will
hare to make the same election. and tue
::aitors to be crushed out in establishing
The choice, are not all south Of the Ohio
River.
, 1863-01-26
FROM HAVANA.
Movements ard Canartis Of xecbc1 S1ut-
pa1htzers.

New ioRx. jan. 25-The steamer British
Queen, from Hayan7 the 18th, and Nassaht the
Goth, has arrived
The Baha1sa .IitroM Of the 17th an1,arnces
the arrival Of the British war steamers Ealstin
from Bernlud.1 aud the 6piteful from Hsysns.
and says that - is reported from highly Re.
specsable source, !, that tho commander os tho
Galat1n had received positive orders to take
Admiral Wilkes Eheneyeread wherever foand
returned till further orders 6om England.
The British ship Fesuyius took million
aud a h&1 Of specie from Mobile for England.
Tho steamers AnncChi1ds aud Floru had ar-
riaed at Nassau fru1a England, probably to
run tie b5cckadc. :
The steamer Nina had arrived: hom George
town with cntton.
, 1863-01-26

vode supper On Saturday night, By. Senato~ Z
Sherman and Lumbull, Secretly Usher,G Gen.
Cameron and others, was that tie only road
to peace is through war, md q var carried On
BY the Republican party, the Democracy hny-
ing sold itself tb-the Copperheads.'
Secretary Usher said that the Proclamation
must be maintained and enforced.
The better opinion ts that the bill Of the
majority Of the Ways and Means. Committee.
will pass the House= tomorrow or Tuesday.i
Jay Cookies bill, introduced as substitute
by Mr.. Stevens, is ot'known to have gained
more than one yote oyerSte2ens' and Hoop
er's bills, namely, thatof stratton, member
Of the Committee on Ways and Means, who
originally agreed to the majority bill The
Democrats soy they will 7ntc against it. All
debate is exhausted.
Secretary Chase agrees to the Ways and
Means bill as amended in conformity with his
suggestions. This is certain:
THIRD D1BpATtM.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttibune.1
WAsHHorossF Jan. Is, 1865.
Wendan Phillips, Senator'S Wilson and
Wright, Representatives Gooch and Stevens,
II. D. Conway, F. ". Bird, ]. H. Stephenson
and Oliver Ames had a long interview tonight
with the President, after Capt. Fox:tiad left.
No particulars Of the nearly four hours
conversation have transpired, though 1t is
understood that Conway thinks the President
las more filth in the virtue Of his Enanci-
patton Proclamation than has utterly been
:. believed.
j. Cabinet changes were very strongly urged
ty PHILIPPE, but the President was entirely IT,
served on'that subject As they parted they
said they hoped they had not abused their
privilege by using too great freedom OF
speech. The President replied, as be shook
hands cordinliy with them, "oh, no! shall
have nothing: to treasure up against yontoz
tonight"
, 1863-01-26

New York, Jan. 25.--The steamer Ariel,
from Aspiuwa1 18th, arrived, this, morning
with $.00, Goo IN specie. She was conveyed
by the E:,nboat Connecticut
PanaIEs dates af the 18th contain the fol-
Lowing:
The steamer Iisymnan sailed on the 18th for
San Franeizeo w5th the passengers by the
America
The civil xar in: New Gzeuad: IS endht1-
No movement hos been made yet tcttards
rebuilding AspinwsN.
American gold hzs declined 1T Panau11 to
* per cent.
The Ercucl:1ect qE2s at AcapulcQ ou thc8ta.
, 1863-01-26
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tsibunc.]
c. nr.rs Ton ~ 1874

lSpTElHI UlFpaIC1l 10 tHe V1Hea60 Z tspf*Fe'1
ST. Lor1s, Jan. 81. 1868.
The City Council having rejected an ap-
pointmcnt as resident physician Of the city
hospital, OIL the ground Of the disloyalty OF
the appointee, last evening reversed their ac-
tion and confirmed it, causing great iudigna-
ton among loyal men.
Gen. Curtis is now owinsestigating the charges
against Gen. Guitar, at st. Joseph, in relation
to disarming Union men and arining rebels a.
patrols, on the ground thai the litter would
he much safer to trust to prevent Slaves from
escaping. Gen. Guitar has also allowed III
assessment to be lcvied On loyal men III coun
ties adjoining St, Joseph claimed to be scccs
Si0nists,
, 1863-01-26
Chicago Urlbn11e.
MONDAY, JANUARY e8, 1883.
TIE NEWS,

A quiet Sunday On the Rappahannock
,,cstcr,lay-thc army all in their former
positions. We can in no other way recon-
t;lc the lnte conflicting dispatches from
1,etnrc Fredericksburg, than by believing
1,.at IL movement encouraged by the iterim
OF fine weather and improved roads had
::c,ually been planned aud begun, when
,,lilitary caba1ling against Burnside set in
motion what brought the result Of q coun-
,e7mnnd from Washington; so the cores
7'ondents who got off their letters chroni-
cling the movement, and the rumors Of ac-
1s,al battle, came to hand and were pub
1ishcd after all was again quiet on the
Tarpahannock.
The tokens are abundant Of warm work
ahead. The great expedition, over $4,000
strong, is bearing down on Vicksburg. In
Arkansas the buttcrnuts are cowcd and
Scattered. Important movements are in
progress on all the Western 1iJers, the
Government for that purpose having seized
Ill the river steamers at the various ports.
On the Southern coast the iron-clads are
ready to turn their mailed sides to the
work of humb1ing Charleston, Savannah
and Wilmington. Let loyal men wait q
week or two, and the present gloom will
seem like the lull before the crash Of the
.cn,pcst, storm that will wound the re-
1cllion in its chief seats Of power.
A conflict between the Federal and State
MILITARY officers Of New York seems ap-
1,1oaching. Gen. Wapl, as commander Of
tl,c Department Of New York, has instruct.
ed the New York militia to report their
condition, &c, to him Some have declin.
cl,nhilc others have complied. Gen. Hall, q
militia General, steps in and protests against
inc action Of Gen. Wool, and thus a trial
Of the powers of each is likely to ensue
We think We sec the hand Of the arcf
Inppcrhcad Seymour in this
Among the list Of: Brisadicrs appointed
from Missouri, as reported in our dis
patches elsewhere, appears the name 0
C'o!. Odin G. Guitar, 9th Militia. Congress!
will do well to wait for Gen. Curtis to ex
anime the charges against that officer, 81
detailed elsewhere in this issue, before con
firming him We think the Guitar will b
found entirely out Of tune
Gen. McClernaud has "dusted out'' til
scl,els on the Arkansas and White River:
and boats can, rs soou as the stage T.
water will permit, go up to Little Roc
1,nmolcssed b5 the enemy.
The intelligence from Mexico is interes
Jug. Adriees from Vera Cruz state thu
communication has been cut of bctwee
The French army at that place and the OF
stationed at Orizaba, and that the Frcnt
lad met with severe rcpulsc in front
1'uebla, they losing some 1900 out Of t
1000 men they had there There is ,
doubt the Mexicans have been very bu
curing the recent inactivity Of the Frenc
, 1863-01-26
Fatal RAILWAY Accident.

NEWARK, N. j., Jan; A.IThs s,;7rosS 2 o,slqsn psn
into an open drw oxe5 the ss Ps1Iek
this morning 3aeoh Snso%n MS0as soldier boy, were
SsMsged.' StaRgcd Tic bridge tender had neglected
~ r4,r on the draw.