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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

Tire composers Rossini, Auber, Meverbeev,
Fs.cien, David GoaYod. Vogc, Poniatowsk; An,
broye Thomas ard Carnal have addressed lUttcs 70
LOUIS Napoleon Which they s.y Inc sayIress.UJ VI
TIE eA usyc privileges u theetss due 10 tie cearest
aud nest liberal initiative. v.@ns grind carr: IA
ginnue to ibo musical ant Now equally favored W -
tse painters ana scug,ols and h!e to give ireo vet
taci. iueis the co. vii /. able 10 cpo, they
lort. ana produce tire results ottcm. Tits new era
drc enncy tne protection granted By the great -
1om your Majesty VII. pea III To FseISl school -
regain It's 9ropci rank. -
A Paris Publisher offers Alexander DumaA
pore 10 fra.cs al down and H. CO.. fares ysss
ii lc viii write cookery boos. In bis apology 10. RI.
fiiag 20 emulate Mira. Glass; 81. Dumas quotes the I'd
wing diclam oi crisircr se.l.cs: " con- duf
O .ouk who inyeAts u dish mrrh greater man than a.
os ronomcf who discovers STAR tor TAI sta,s are
concerned there man, we shalt ever c0us cfuA
hut new dish IN nav pleasure for every man ghS
knows how to diac."
A Paris carriase-buildcr has invented 70.
hcle Tor invalids 1t opens In the center and the soa1
Is made to drseend TO the lroad by OF screw,
The invalid placed nslc tie seat raised and fastened
with great facility.
Madame Lamartine, recently deceased, had
left all her property "a her husband The will hovevaA
has been declared void eom solas informally tasseA
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had taken part In these remarks ct his e1peAse ale
yprn9 soldier the dro,est possible manner w
sook OIL his cap bowed and with O. WE ou s''os
we 70 kill RsSe for you Sah'" produced an oIeoar''
al laughter all over tho car
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18
DEATH OF DAVID V. PorrEa-A BaAvn

TO Major General w. T. shesHsn, Commanding Depart
nrHt OF ienpess,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-18

TEE RUSSIAN ApMIRAL TO TIE CoySEcTIcuY
vsruyrgCs.-A soldier Of Company c Of the III
CoraeeLert yo.useers addressed letter Of welcome
roia himself ANA comrades 10 Adnir4i LssoisAy, con-
Z ndlns tis Russian squadron rev in our waters 10
has since received tie following e.te. In reply;
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order for Monday next. at two o'cl"ck.-
Lost.
Tho substitute was adopted, and the bill
was passed.
Mr.. BARKsDALE also reported a bill to pro-
vide for tho payment of certain printing there-
in mentioned done by authority IT III: tvs"
houses of Congress.
The hill proTiiea for the paJmcn: OF some
=, 600 Ia Samuel Evans for the publication Of
thc evidence taken before the Joint committee
If Congress- appointed TO investigate the con-
dine, of the Secretary OF the Navy in relation
tn the siege and fall Of New Orleans. The
bill wa4 nasacd-yeas 80. naya 2-N"ssrs.
Jones', of Tennessee, and Chrisman, OF NJ"
roting in the negative. go,
MIR. BARKSnALE also introduced another bill
supplementary to the several acts relating 10
public printing.
The Hill allows thirty per cent. upon The actual
| tyne setting, press work aud binding. The esll-
mate to be certified to by two practical prihlers'
before it shall be paid by the Department
Mr.. JONES, Of Tennessee. moved to s'rIk"
OF. the fest section OF the bill.
The proposition WAS lost.
Mr.. CuiLToN moved To postpone ill to~mor-
row. and make the special ORDER which wis
agreed to.
PAY or MEMBERS.
Mr.. .Joyrs introduced u bill authorizing the
naymsnt OF mileage and ratenblc monthly pay ny
In, Treasury DEPARTMENT 10 newly elected 'noin-
bars of CONGRESS between the nj lournment OF LUIS
Congress- aud the meeting o! Tho Iicat. Pasaed'
RAILROAD CLAIM.
Mr., HMroN, of Flori.ln, Introduced y bill al-
;hurizirs tina issue Of bon Is by the Treasury
Dr,nrtlncut, for the payment Of the Claims OF the
Alabama AMI Florida Railroad Company III thu
State DG Fiorila. for iron taken by the Governs
mtnt Tho bill was passed.
NJ. Miles reported ahAl from the Military
Committee entitled "A hill 10 aid any State IN
communicating with tho troops belonging 10
such State, md to perfect The records OF such
troops
. The bill was passed.
PARTISAN RANGERS.
Mr.. Miles alsJ reported from tho Military
Committee IL Senate bill to promote the eih-
cheney OF the cavalry corps and to punish
lawlessness.
This bill repeats all the acts Of Congress
relative to PARTISAN rangers.
Mr.. CnAxuiIss, Of Va, moved the indefinite
uo..,rreracnt Of the bill, which WAS agreed to
i,y the following vote: $685..
ArEs-Messrs. Ashc, Atkins, Baldwin,
Bell. Botelcr, Cbamhliss, Chiffon, Clapp,
Clark. Cloptun, Collier, Conrad, Darsan, Da-
viison, Dfia!nctt, Ewing, Funston, uartrels'
G9odc. Gray. lIanly. He!skS, llo!comb' Ne
nan Of N. c., Machcn, Martin, Mcdowell,
Mclean, McQnecn, Menees, Preston, Russell,
Sexton, Simpson, Smith of Ala, Smith OF \.
C., Swan, and Ycst--ayes II.
NoEs-Mc.srs. Arlington, Barksda!e, Boyce,
EriGrera, Chambers. Curry, Foster, Gather,
Garl:,r,d. Graham, Hilton, Holder. Ingram,
,.nu!cr, Lewis, Lyon, Lyons, McRar, Miles,
liunaerlynn, Push, Rails, Singleton. Where
Wc!cl, and Wright Of Tcxas-nays -.
On motion of Mr.. GARIIsLI, Of ua., the
.lnnse resolved into secret session.
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FROM I

CHARLESTON, Feb. 1.-THE enemy keen ur
an occasional fire, throwing about one shell
every hour. There is nothing further from
Johns Island. The prisoners taken represent
t;.at their force consisted Of three brigade.
and twenty guns. They carried IF their dead
ind wounded in their retreat.
An official despatch from General F%inegan,
from Lake City, this evening, states that the
enemy's advance had been checked. The
nex $ from there is decidedly cheering.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-16
EUt.ppi NEWS.

The A,;] -. .. Halifax, brings Europcar
;]"',ir.s - the "i.h ut. No special r!r,,..
bad i'.;aa olas" N che aspect Of The :,ra..
sig ii'','"in question. The movcmrar OIL
Austria ".,: i'.,:--ia, i; W., believed. .....
+. ~ = IN ]icIui'n understanding 81.
Eaci.n;i h.j,-rc th. minor German >ia:.
'i.2:" "a-t :srr%.r a!nt growing indirn.,io;
Il aims .t;:-:'iI and Pru- eia in cunscra.a,
@. y.c !.'tc" H"T.r= acted independently -
Ii" ";:manir T""'cicra';on.
The Sy"".'i Government will ~aGI.:...
Ni.'-j"r t. A"alc, H. -'.Dn ;G it rcrrlyc "a,
aiai n-ifn!tt!"n Il The browning Il IT,,
.ArrA,ink" MuxniiiuD.
T." h;rH!"G" ,i9zmtliian will risi, ~,
in sac r""ily Il Emperor Ct Mnxi"c."
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NIGHT SESSION..


The House having spent some time in re-
crct session, resolved itself into open session,
and took up for consideration, as the untin-
ishcd business uf the morning, the bill for the
auditing Of deceased soldiers claims. Alter
discussion tho bill vas passed, with some
slight amendments, when tho House ad-
iOurEcl.
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GOV POLK. OF MISSOURI.

A letter received from Gen. JEFF. Thompson
who is Il prisoner at Johnstoh's Island. states
that Governor rrustcn Polk, of Missouri, had
seen exchanged and sent down tho Mississippi
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rnrM EAST TENNESSEE.

MoaErsrowx, rrb. 1.-The latest iaforma-
lion from Knoxville states that there arc
$3.50 cases u SMALL pox among the Yankees.
Eighty died on Monday. The main body OF
the anemy u t.ctween Knoxville and Lou
i0un. T6rre il much suffering among the
~,itj2crr IN T. knoxville.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-16

If tie Legislature organizes he militia o!
the Sttte into = Reserve Free 70" :hc publ
defence. what - thcre to nrcv"nt the enemy
from C: Iturins them AMI OBTAINING item as
rrisorr-s Of wa? Could not The enemy land,
saw o.. the Nor!a"rn Neck. or ia tl,c county
&C HAi.hcwn, and capture every citizen ana
carry him OF .4G prisoner %; war: Would
not the passage 9; such an acE OF organlza-
t;ua invite the cL"my 70 swjl! thclr excess oil
prisoner ny til" capture "f all citizens who,
by law. belonged to tic Reserve Fnrce?-
Would We cv"r Ec able 10 capture prisoners
enoura I" exchange wi,hJ lie enemy-whcn
they w,u!i cniv have 70 organise 4 raid or
send i c%unN"ut ;nto 4 county and pick up the
citizens az ps:;oucrs al war, end exchange
them lr our captures in battle" Our autho-
gitics mGss then exchange drilled s"idiers Tor
inexrcricn:oI mcn of tho Reserve Force--or
leave its STATE troops urcxchang'd in the
cnemY's prisons.
These are questions ard suggestions that
address themselves 10 the Legislature for
careful consideration. 4 call COr the militia
on ore occasion Induced the enemy TO capture
. militia colonel and carry him to Fort John
stoa, where he died. Ii the Legislature makes
soldiers OF its citizens, it cannot divcst the
enemy OF the right to seize them, nor con the
authorities decline TO exchange these soldiers
Of the law, who have never seen service, for
tho drilled s2l!icrs Of the enemy, and in e1-
c~!usion cen OF cur " tried and experienced
sold:aTs.
T. subject the whole people cr tho border
o%oan:ics 70 the certainty of capture as Yrl-
soncrs o. Wa, should not be done hastily or
withcut Ina Consideration. And such will be
the effect Of any law organizing a military
force 70, the State, liz matter by what name
il is called. Ii the Legislature makes the
people solliers-cven Of a Reserve Force-it
will 10: he long before the enemy makes many
of ,hcn prisoners of war. The question Of
exchange has enough complications already.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-16

An ingenious Frenchmsm has discovered n
mos. economicmi way Of lighting cities. and pros
y ,ses to apply it 20 Paris. Balloons. from the
ears Of Which .rc to emana,e HI electric light.
-.re to De fixed 1t stations, and bower over the
c,iy. -: tic proportion OF OILS balloon TO So.ooo
ppTrrlIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1864-02-16
REc,rrURs OF YANKEE O9ylcsRs.-Or those

REcArTURE OF YANKEE OTylcERs.-Of those
who escaped from tho Libby prison Tuesday
night, the following have been taken and re-
turned tllithcr, since the closing Of our last
report on Friday night, viz: Lieut., Col. Ely.
18th Conn; Can't. E S. Smith, 10Th T.. S. cav
airy: Lieut.. W. Ii. Wilcox, l0:h N cavalry;
Lisu.s. Adam Unuf, 10Th n. y; Daniel Flaus-
hrrrvs st Michigan cavalry; T. j. Roy, 49h
Ohio; j. II. Gadsby, 10Th y. S. infantry; NJ.
NJ. Bassc.. I$l H.: NJ. Bedcll, 1924 n. Y;
Capt. n. Moore, 29:h lad Lieut.. J. D.. Simp-
son. l3th Ind: Capt. }. ID. Phelps. 73d Ind:
Cart. W. G. BOSNIAN, ID Ohio; Col. Thos. G.
Rnse, TI:h Penn; II. P. Crawford, ID III. cav.
airy, and S. d. Sutherland, l25th Ohio
Most Of them were caught north Of The Chicka-
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when called on by the proper Confederate au-
thorities, to lie detailed as provost guards. as
agents, clerks, and guards of the q"nrtermaS>
tsr and uummissary service; To enforce the
acts Ct conservation, and to discharge, IN
their res ~rectivG counties, any otatL &c
vice Of q military nature 10 "h'ch INC
tho laws If tho Confederate S'"t'7 may ~,
tho.izc the President, with the e"h'eh' oil ,
State, to detail men not liable to Sencra! m'i'''
tarv service under the acts oil ronEetiP'i'h;
All ners5"s 70 he exempt from this service
wbo ssI,ail be duly organized aud received 1910
ssrv,nc under the act of Congress r"
ed Dr., 12th. 1862. entitled "An act :" "!!th.:-
liza the formation of volunteer c"ilFAr''ee t.r
lornl 1.G.n,.r" Ii being the intrntl9n -: 'i.>
House MT now to organize o militia lire" :n'.
ie,t to rne Governor. and l!ao!" - Sei"l:. -
any part Il the State, hut 70 form III ~.!0r'ca'
county rolicp, for the purposes ;.hor'' rh'~i'ei'''.
and 40 authorize an arr.GG'faen; - - '-i ct
hv this State witt, the COi.t2ierat, r''",'
nieut, by which :hc ;lutica nav r~"r''i"'.'. -
detsils from the army in the d !Ic:'li: t"1!...''
may be discharged by persons 10; i;:i!' l.
CONSUMPTION. "
The resolution w:s o~np3a::! hy Mc.s:-. -
~pERsvs, RcGEETSo> and SlI.rSEL.F RS, ."-
advocated by S1e=srs. STArLG> AID BIZ as
when the previous question was called by i"
HARRIS.
The Resolutions vas reie:.ed-ycn, -
nays, 81. =
The bill wlS t!lcn again resumed. ar& III
process Of amending Wa continued. "!.'I -
definite results, until nd ourE.nent.
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G0DEY's LADY's B0oy

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Fashion Magazine of the World
LITERATURE, FINE ARTS AND
FASHIONS. The most magnificent
Steel enRravings on every subject that
can interest ladies'. Crochet kpit'rg
Netting, Embroidery Articles for the pilet
for the Perlor the Eoudoir and the KiIch.
en-. Everything. in fact, to make u com.
plele LADY's Book.
The Ladies Favorlte For 81
Years.
No Magazine has been able to compete
with it. None attempt it.
GODEY'S RECEIPTS
for every department of household These
slone are worth the price of the Book
Model Cottages (no other Magazine gives
them), with diagrams.
DRAWING LESSONS For TIE YOUNG.
Another speciality with Cooley.
ORIGINAL MUSIC, worth So year.
Other Magazines publish old worn out mu'
sic but the subscribers to Cooley get il be
fore the music stores
Gardening for Ladies. Another peculiar
ity with Cooley.
Fashions from Messrs. A. T. Stewart &
Co. of Sew York, tho millionaire, me
rchants. appear in Cooley, the only maga-
zine that has them.
Also. Fashions from the celebrated
Brodie, of New York.
Ladies' Bonnets. We give more of them
in year than any other magazine. In fact
the Lady's Book enables every lady to be
her own bonnet maker.
Marian HV1pInnd
AWhress Of "Alone," "Hidden Pdth,"
"AosS Side, " "NemesiS, " and ''Nriam,"
writes for Cooley each month, and for no
other magazine. We have also retained all
our cid and favorite contributors.