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80. GOngrek Der ytr. staaten.
Waibtnatpn, z. San.

EA
Senat.m- Grimes, cine 8etitipn aus
Mafi. um Grri6tans elmer Giienbabt= uno
9ampfidtf : &erbinolt1g Inn Die Groe berum,
9irOn, cine 8etitipn pom 8iidOf BON Minz
neipta Inn Gremtipn pom arie9sbienlt.
@illpn, cine 8etitipn bon Sploaten Der re-
9aldren Armee, ibnen Die $1O0z9puntp sl per=
tpilIigen.
9apiS, cine 8elolutipn, ben &riegsletretdr 81
erill6en, Die init ben &ebellen pegen Muswe6s,
lung Der @efan9enen gepflogene Correspondent
einSuienpen.
Grimes, ben Sriegsiefretdr Inn cine Qilte allel
OH5iere in llnb UNI Waibin9ton su erinden,
ipelAe Guartierz pber Sellerungs @elo be-
3ieben.
Wtr, 6Otps &elplltipnen, oab, oa ii1 bic
8ebelert peigern uniere gefatgenen Offsiere
uno Sploaten auS5uliefern &c. Der 8rdlioeni
einen @dlfruf fit Sine Miaipn Sreiwiaiqe fiji
80 Sage e%rlaiie, Inn uniere @~efanaenen nnter
Der SGbrung bon General @rant su befreien =
unb baB am ndditen l.. Mdr5 ale Senatpren
unb &eprdientanten unter so Sabren st oieIem
8ebufe ein9ei6ippren iperoen iplen. SIN bas
WtilttdrzG Ornite pertpieIen. sama9 ra@
9auS, = Blaine, cine 3eiOlutipn, ben
S3ab~l efretrr ermitteln sl lalIen, wsl6e S6ul=
ben Die peri6iebenen Staten gema6t, nm Die
8epOlutiCm 81 unteroriden unp gu e~rtldren, oaB
bieie S6uloen i6lieBli6 pom Qano getrageu
tperoen miibten.
8alowin, cine &~eiolution, gu ~ertldren, DAP
jeoe @erbanOlung NIT ben &doelsflbrern Der
&ebeaen cine Entertaining bes gerratbs emit
balte unO pbne ger5ug suriid9eipieien merben
iplte, An9enpn1men nit 88 gesen "a st.
8O9erS pom Stem Sort, cine &eiOlutipn, Den
&rie9 frdfti9 iprtyuleben, aber sugleid Srieoens,
Gpmmiiaire na4 3i6nlDno 81 ialoen. gui ben
Slid NIT II gegen AZ Simmer.
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DIR @riea i'm @Gbmeften.

Gairp, Q. Sanuar. Aus Seras erfabreu
mir, bab Die llnipns@@ eiinnuns in Mrtanlas
td9li6 gr6Bere Sprtidritte ma6t. Sc feblt Dor.
ten nidt an 2%ebeusmitteln, pelde aber banpt,
id6li6 in 8urn beiteben.
9plmes 1T abselest unO Strip Smith toms
manoirt Die, 9tebelen meitli6 bonn Wiiiiifppi
uao bat iein t6auptquartier IN Gamoen. 6,
bat $4,000 Mann inter ii6, nit melden el
2itle 9tod a1lzll9reifen seoenft, ebe nod BIZ
@arniipn oaielbit p~eritdrtt worben lit.
MartnaOute nno 4rice commandment 5000
biz 1000 Nann, meiit Gapallerie, Die stpli6en
2ittle 8pd uno Nrtabelpbia iteben. Der nptp=
ride 0uantrel uno Gapers batten 800 Manu
iebcr unb tpuren am 8apDu bartholomew FAM
pirt. Sen. !Sarripn befanO iid nit 1900
Wann am @dibita SluB. 49,
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Etlf 5tSs &a9elan9 felt nnO bic 9ufasiere


fttf 3ige Saseloug felt unO bic 9olIaoiere
batten piel su leioen.
Glt el9entbtmli6er llnglldsfal tam ant 81.
@e5enber anf ber &acinez 0Gi6ifppi< @ilenbabr
Dor. Me9en oes ltarten S6neefals pdbreno Der
pCrbergebenben gtadt i6idte man benz weitfab<
rerloe1t Yal1agier5uge cine locomotive pUraus,
an melher elm S4neepflug befeitigt mar, nm
oaS 8abngeleiie pom S6uee 81 idubern, 9ls
oieielbe in Der GIfbprn Bratrie anldn9te, itteB
lie uuf cine ungetu6bnli6 tiefe S@9eebart,
tpel9e man baour6 gu beleitigeu bottle, baB
man Die 2pfpmptipe NIT Der grDBten S6neaigz
felt 9egen bieielbe anprallen lieb. Sie 9Ofpmp@
tine ging beBbalb ettpa cine 0ieile Slriid uno
fam balO barauf nit elmer S6neligteit pom 40
bis so 0teilen per StunOe babergeIauit. Oils
ie Ii6 Der S6neebant ndberte, ftellte ii6 Der
Sngenieur, Samuel g. 9ul0ro, oi6t an elm
DffeneS Seniter IN Rem QpfpmDtipe : 6drS6en,
INN Die @irtung beS 3uiammenItCBes beier
ieben st tGnnen. 9QS Die Qpfpmptipe III Die
S6neewano bineinrannte, nlroe er auf cine
unertldrli6e @eiie aus BENT Seniter g~eriilen
unb Z bis 8 SUB tief I'M Sdnee b%egraben.
Sn st. 2puiS, Wto., mar AM 1. llno z
Samuar Die RdGte beiipieIloS itreng ; Der Sberz
mpmeter 3eiqte "a @rao inter gtull. Nh 0artz
itaq 0lprqen par Der SluB 5ugefrOren unb
9u6adnqer uno 8dgen itr6nlten ppn oa an
ii6er Die GiSbrlide. @iele 2eute err rpren Die
@lie0er.
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SevubpsantSabt etaats,e -Unp.ntiOn BON ss..p.
9ampfbirc.

Concord, 6. San, Die republifauil&e
StaatszG p1sentcn frat heute 3uI ammen unb
ncnti1irte 0ruc. Gilmore burG Gcelamatiun
5nr 8%ieoerpabt.
Die SOnpentiOt faBte 8el@la6e fir cine
Hnteritituas ber Sectional Administration in
Der frdfti9en 6abrnns bes &rieges, fir bic
6trlan5naB regeln BON @taie &c. unb ncminirte
abraham 2imcpl n gum abermalisen
GanSioaten far bic B~rdlibentidyaft lit benz
Wahlfampfe. H.
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Die GbcfaptcF.@ etrSuber.

ct: SOtm, &c. s., 6. San. Sn benz
YrO3eB sesen Die @belupeat. Yiraten wurbe
beute Daniel 5enoeriOn 3peiter Steuermanu
pes 9enanate1 Dampfer8, uls 3euse perbSrt.
mas ben san5en Gag IN Gnlpru9 nabn. Gr
erfannte Die @efanSenert ais bic Tbdter. l1eb.
rtsens tprrSen feline neuen TbatiaGen at bas
9tdt aeIfelt.
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rS) 0ep. 3. StGtub d pr1l
SarbierVereim BON Baltimore.

Sm gadfdt bes IIr ale 2ebensbfbarfntFe erb6bten pref
les. BADEN BITE neisen 8arbtere her Staot Baltimore bel6Gpl>
ZEN, BEN pretS fur garbteren df 40 @ents ju erbSben.
Snbent lie Dttes adltunssppa CUR &enntntB ibrer reip.
&unben brtneen, re6nen ~fieielben I'M NprauS auf bic s3n>
timr,uns aaer 8lai8penteit6ens
t.T 80 ans Gpnrnb @GB, oral.
u. ake mid TN, SER.
~ Den Mitstietern CUR gtd6rtGt RaB NlpntaS, Der
IL. SSanudr. Mbeues s nbr, eine o c + a m III | II II
Ode pm Gronte Mnb 9Ornbarbfry f%tatttnbet. lfanol
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gsortraac iiber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

WortrG9e iiber GTperimertalpbDff,
I'M pberen Scale Der Surnballe, 800 8elt
YrattitraBe.
@pn Sieltn Sstten auigefSrbert ltne unterflst 6ur6 bic
Cite tes 9errn &nnpp, ipel6ey mir freunbli6ft bic 8enubung
letner pbsFtalil ben NpparOte ~esitattete, beabffdtise t6 einen
@sclus BON 6 gcrftdsen uber auSerleiene Mbi9nitte ter
su taIten nnb bieielben bur9 sablrei6e &rperi-
ntente su erldutern. dele @DrtraeS perben f. popular ais
mGelid unb Grettaa, ten s. Sanuar, abenbs s ltr, Begin
men unh jeSen Irettas ~fprtgeiest werbsn.
Der SubIeipttSnspreiS fir dae 6 @rrtrGge betrlet etnen
Dollar. H5d,uilientifetts lr2ger1pnen $1.50; fir 3peripnen
$500. Der Gintritt fir etnen ~eInseInet @prtras 1T 25
Gents. Gtntrtttsfarten unS prDeranms fnb tn Der &urrer'
bale une In Der @1peb..b. 81. gu bAbeH.
tYRtD6l A9Derner g Il 8.
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Elm @efe6t in ssee.girsinien.

Cincinnati Z. San. Cine Spesiats
Depelde an ben Commercial iast, buB cine
Rebellen=N btbeiluns unter Gam. Spnes It'll.
iere Gruppet, 800 Wann 3dblenb, BET Spnes-
bile, 8a., AM leeten SOnntaS ~ansesriffen
baben. Na6 einem belperaten &fe, nobel
bic unlrisen 80 Ecbte, ebenippiel 8ertpunbete
uno l 3anune rtb 2 Sanbiten berlcren,
.iibersaben Ite fid. q
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9einrib Eager aus GBteu, wirS Bierutit aufSefprbert,
ietnen Segentpartigen 4uientbaltsort ieiuemt bier t~peilenbeu
8rlber @hnGrb Eager ntit;utbeileu, ipe9eu ipiGtiSen
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., inoem fem @ater So!ep9 Eager
oaS 3ettlt4e SeieSust pat. G6enip finb ale Waeuiben=
~frenrbe, bic dber ben Nuient9alsort bes Srn. Seiuri1
Eager Aufi9luB geben tSnnen, eriuGt, f4 i'm GBaI6ingtpn
9oteL, @de BON &antben NIB @utapftr. 81 melDen. Cine
quite 8elo9n1ng er9dlt ~bieieniSe BerIon, tpel@e BON ibnl
StaGri9t Sebeil tam. TDpSS
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II E.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MHe gbren- Wn6 aftiSen Wtitelteter iinb freunbli6f etn-
selaben, ft am ndGhen Spnutdg, ben 10. bS, &benbs s
llbr. i'm 0eretnslptaI @de 5rpar6 unb 9erin8tOnar., etnju-
tnosn, I'M mad Irt Der &6Iner GGrntSals Ser lamr1lun9en
lber unferen Observation-Disclosures ;u %teratten. Sober
m69e lb pprber NIT elmer 8aten OcTS Sunpr SeGfeten unb
feun 5ran6en, pper, IN @rntanBeluns behen, fein &tebben,
ietne Wiutter Dbar GrGBmItter 81 Ydtb jieben, unp bic 10
permebrte @rfrbruns Der 8sriammluns m~tttbeilen. auf b e
iib aus benz @dnSen cine 0tetbenlrlse her Ortsineaaen Gar
neraa6pp1en btIfen.
%ILrEN 0inU N GknsuLAA MrST
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Minb= uno 0ammelfeifH 3iefer1ne
fir OaS WSarOldnoer 3utbtbauS.

Der gDarsen hes Marslanter 3uGtbauies rptr6 bis Dpns
merit ae,b ben q. S an ar s~er1egelte @nsebOte sur
EeiTt pom l. Sebruar 1864 al auf Elm SSabr d%nnebmen.
9buf- Rippen unb Sdnlterftife, hide @neen bes plate
uni Der Brut. @unbftGfe unb Ibrtge Stude, unterl6entel.
fnp6en unb unterf6enfel ftnb eant a~usgei6Rhen. Die
&tnbfeiI&-eieferuns fam uabreno Ter Spmmeriatipn ein-
NAL In isser QBpte Sur@ cine slsi6e auantttat Samnel,
tbetlwetfe erkst Obsr bic 9ieferunS elmer Der betpen
8leii6 iOrten. je %uadpoen IS fur gut btinnben ~irS mad ir-
oenb etnent Gage Der 9Dpde abbeltelt poer nermtnrert mer-
cen. -f $50 .~S. T Er b M :
Dds SGetf6 mus mad Zen Serl6teoensn Stiden BON Der
befen Aualitdt fein unb 8lrsftaft fur bic seWilenbafte
Nustibrun oS Gpntgaftes aefsnt irerben.
Mari IS. '. 8 M fpn, f
.idu4 -2liat) 9 gDarSer.
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Warplanb @eieB9ebung.- Na6z
benz ii6 beioe 9duier O~rsaniiirt batten, lanbte
@pap. 8rabfOrc feline 8ptl&aft ein. Ser 2eier
fnbet oieielbe i'm eoitOriellen Sbeile unlers
8lattes.
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6 y at I.

@iner Depei4e aus Seem. OOrt z. 5ufolse,
murbe Der Dampfer @belapeat BON Der YrOz
pin5ial. Rsierun9 an bic I~Omiralitdt8, @purt
gu Saltfar iberipieIen.
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1ie @eitaatbuua ppn mRalne.

@u9uffa, 6. Sanuor. Die Staats9e.
Ies8ebnng ~Dr9anilirte ft6 beute. @cno.
@Cnp wtrb mOr9en m fem Nmt einselett iper.
ben.
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Sefd1tntmacbuno,

Gtne @pplitattpt iptrb Eel benz NtayGr uuS Sta6tratb In
Der aeaenp1rti9en StSnng 9enobt perben, CUR @rrt6tung
elmer Dampfnafbtne In benz Gfbduee auf bent 3wti6etF
rdunt Bon @nlpr- uno Stlentr. (6WtpMttS)
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G;reat Gaffern QSdmncrein 80. g.

INTERIM Dbisen gtamen purfe ont Ntthpp@, ben 6. San.,
i'm 2ptale bes prtt. %. Wartin, Nr. 54@ Gerfr GantSn, etn
neuer SielSerfpre1enber 8duSeretn burb bic QDabl Ter tenn
pcraren Bean,ten unb bic erfe @~tn;dblung erSfnet. Mue
Dtejeniseu, wet6e etnem atf prattif6e @%rfabrnnS ~ge9runbe
ten Bduperein bettteten iprhen, werben nphntdls erIuAt, Der
am WttSwpd, ben Is. Sanuar, Abents 7 nbr, ab;ubaltenber
Ntriammluns bei3upct men, tnbent nod, mebrere Mntbetlc
a~uS9esebei nerfen.
Str 6 ri 3 mdun, Yrai.
(6r-Mtl ". Qdn1autb +, SER,
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NOrlGuffne Qlnseine,

Der raripn Gtfanebereinn nd6t Ieinen Gtrenmttslieber
unO 8rsunben bic e%reebene Inseise, bB er ON Taitna8tt
Ntpntue, 8. Bebruar, etn @rnjert unb Bda tn ben Stem u
iemblp 8rpnts peranfatter pir6. Nd6ereS in esner lp tere
Mn,eioe. ;Tr)
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Worldmff9e MmSei9e. 9tSitbtt9 fir
OTSirfhe.

Der Artetter Gelansoerein bait am 1. Tebtuar etnen gro
Sen ytosten. nne GtStlbul i'm srpsen Scale Der Stem Ai-
ientbls gprntS db, wprcuf bic Mnimertidnfeit Der Tre1nbe
uns @6nner btei,s @ereinS int @Oraus Selentt.
@leiGSet werben fpl6e gDtrtbe, Bic eenelet iinb, Sic
Bar BET oitietn Bale 3n renter, etnseld6en. AM Npntag. ben
IL. b.. Nd4mittIsS 8 utr. ftb tn Der Nle6antes Safe, SIC.
152 QDeit-6asettefrs ein;ufineen, rp BITE Serfetserun8 itatt-
ftnten wirb.
(SSMlp) - DaSGpmtte
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Oeue an5eioen.
MuTor0crulto.

R9- Sir Serrn autpn etfenFdrbt eix Brief In Der
gDedersS fice. i s2 Er%4~S
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Der SdSdr. Gettt.tt .uuptrIr NamenSelIunS, 40 gtre
pr Sdbrg 400
Mnaemeine M1mifer;eitmn9 "a SO per Sabr SOC
SO. 81. 6mtbt,
(7San2W) 81 80. 8altimprefr.
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0er(Gngt unO ge(uc6t.

0t%tuuHl Bei6afttsuas BET
(SanS 16) Mxauf 8aaner.
Nei,td,f wtrO rim Mldbden in etner tletaen camille. =
SSliI1gA gu ~erfragen tn 9p. 233 Srantlinfr.. nabe
ginetr. (DsTl
N~eri,uot. Gtn eeWanOtrr litbOsrapbiidtr neber.
0~C1I""HI" lrmder unb Elm tl6tigep Qitbo9rapb
fur cDMmtreteae Mrbeiten. Gi&ere Mrbeit uub auto Be.
ablaa0 saranttrt. aOrefft: GbU, Wtenttl, G9ieaop: tmibf)
WprInnnI. 9rei quite Rafenma4er far Yianps 0fer
OC4tustH@ aud Srei cute Ttf6ler. Die S@fen
gretie wtreen be;a6lt, wenn man f6 mslbtt BEL Reumamn,
Bro. Il Spbn, Yiaacfabrit, Ode bon 2pm5atbs unb Sre9pns
GraEe. , (RtFW{
Winht . 100 cute s4nsists az ftiae aud. nnESa.
gIuutt+ imirarbttt Bet Dieienfels & Comp. Np. 270
aetf 8altimsrtftrg aatt 5anVOer. t5jansgD)
Wprlnunt. Gin ssganstsr a,abs sur Gsltrnuns
~1tASN"Ht rs Wef6dfts.
ssTa.H-s Ger. y. Ststnba&,
(mi-l 70 gDtR 8altimprear, Ode E~ripDletts MGep.
Wtludt: Gin s ,Eess !, N q SSIlt taF S=sa.aEssit f. s'at
Wan nellie i& III stp. 5 Wsrb-9pnbRr. tOD
e5asz s1 5.a 8u Dttfaufen. as
Gint grcers unb Wirtti4al i'm @ittslpnntte Der etabt
TT treeen Wtfhdftspe6fe ls bS 8eTsers btlisf ju Sertaufen.
3n ~trfraSen tn Ser Sfise bes Neder. (DiWtD)
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The Late Cavalry .RsOnnnni.sanoo

The Late Cavalry Reconnaissance.
NEW York, Feb, e-1,he naners comet.
fuller particulars of The late rtconnois-
sance over the RApidnn, but there ia iit,io
additional Information. The 18th Connpc.
ticut suffered heavily.
SsFhe tfFtbunels dispatch says Gen. XII.
that no force of the enemy occnnies ,hs
country east of Ounce Run.
The small parties of cavalry all beIop,
ed to Hampton's Legion, which is stati6ne4
at fredericksburg m.
More than half of the videttss have No
horses, are seldom relieved. and ara sorns.
times obliged to WAlk % miles TO their posi
of duty. z.7Hs - $3.50 ''-eit '9o'
The Times despatch says it has been as !.
Gertained that the main body of Lees ar.
my Is between GOrdonsville and Oronno
Court House. 20 p 11s y
Citizens returning from within the rebel
lines say Lee expects to have Al, 900 con-
scripts added to his army by the new lew.
a NeWbern letter of the 4th TO The Tfi /.
oune says: A deserter from tide 9Th North
CarolIna, Gen. Clipgmau's Brigade, reporta
that Gen. Clingman was slightly wounded
by shell. he reports IL pieces of artiI-
lery just in from the front and / 8, 900 men.
de thinks they have gone to Little Wash:
ingtop, and says they supposed we had
only couple,Of regiments here, He saws
some 800 men aud officers came from * .
gunboats at Richmond aud Ishuched Their
boats III the EEeuss river. 3 .These ara the
ones, OF course, that took the Undervriter
From all th1twe know the work abo6,
here is loVer for a few days, and are Iook-
ing TO Washington, N. o. ajsss4 e "a
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From New ORLEANS.

NBW YORK, Feb. 9.-The steamer Geo
Cromwell, from New Orleans on the cd
has arrived.
Gen. Banks letter to the Free State
Committee says that he will allow all per.
sons to vote at the ensuing election WIN
have been registered as voters under the
residents Proclamation of the 25th OF
July, 1862, and his subsequent orders
upon this subject.
De will De glad to appoint Commission.
eEs OF Elections, who will be authorized Ia
administer the oath of allegianceto persons
otherWise unqualified to vote BY State
laws. All taking the oath of allegiance
snail be authorized to vote. Soldiers who
are citizens OF the State shall be allowed
70 vote those who are not cannot vote.
me Tree State nominating convention
met last night. After an exciting time
tue FLANDERS men bolted. The majority
tnen nominated Hahn With full ticket,
Win men Of high standing. The boilers
neid separate convention and nomiua
t ted FIander, with a foil ticket, portion
the same as the regular ticket.
The recruiting of veterans exceeds ali
expectations.
An active campaign was lookedfor as
soon as Farraguts fleet arrived.
No doubt Mobile will be the scene nj
warfare next summer.
Gen. Banks adheres to the day at frs,
fixed for the election of members of :
constitutional convention, viz: tae first
Monday in April, deeming that it's change
to the date of the State elections, Feb 81
would not afford sufficient time for ma.
tnre consideration by the people in The
selection of delegates. -
Gov. Shepley's proclamation for State
election on Feb. 90, in accordance witt
the plan of Gen. Banks, was published.
w. b. PETERSON, an old merchant of New
The weather-is warm at New Orleans
The steamer St, Mary, at New Orleans
from Pass CaValo. brought the Bad Illinois
Volunteers. ~ -. $50 20
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| From. Washinntnn

WAsHIEsToN, Feb. s.-Thes subject nj
contiscated lands Is and has been nnde,
consideration OF the Oommtttee on Lands
The opinions3Of those familiar with IN
policy OF the government and who have
given the subject the most careful ceusid.
eFations have been obtained, aud it is pro.
6able that bill providing for the disposal
OF such lands in legal form and giving clear
title, WILSON be introduced. -
THE President approves and will sign
lne joint resolution upon confiscatiou,
which passed the House and will no doub'
pass the Senate. " =
a caucus Of the Republican members OF
both branches of Congress IVES held 10.
9ight az the capitol, Senator CLARK presi.
aing. 1t was adopted as the sense of the
naetlng that instructions should be sent. to
lne National Republican Committee to fill
vacancies from States not now represented
and also such other vacancies as migbt
exist in consequences of former msS m, 70
field. (, - '+-e
Goyeruors Solomon, of Wis, and Curtin
OF Pa, have arrived here. a number Of
goVernors.are also expected. Il IL under.
stood they are here for the purpose of con
Lerrlug with the authorities upon the re.
ming OF old regiments aud recruiting
under the new order for soc, 900 men.
Accounts from the south state that the
rebel armies embrace to day more than at
any moment since the commencement of
the. war, the Conscription having been
ruthlessly enforced. Unless our armies
are strongly reinforced before spring the
military authorities. here believe that much
OF tue advantages we have gained in the
Iast twelve months must be lost by eVacua.
tlo y OF the territory which we will not have
sufficient troops to garrison.
=, AN N oticer justin from Grants army says
all through the country to the rear Of he
Union lines Union officer in his nniforn
can ride unmolesled to any portion of
Mississippi, Tennessee aud Alabama.
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Failure of an Expedition of Gan
WiRtar. ~

FORTRESS MoRROB, Feb. S.-The exns.
dttion having returned, we are permitted IN
state the following facts. =.
Gen. Butler,s forces, under command of
Brig. Gen. Wistar, marched from York
Town; via New Kent Court House. The
OaVairy arrived at 2:30 o'clock yesterday
morning at Bottom's bridge across the
Snlckahominy, ten miles from Richmond,
Tor the purpose of making a raid into Rich
mond, aud eudeaVoring by surprise 10 lib.
crate our prisoners there
The Cavalry reached the bridge at the
time appointed, marching in sixteen and
halt hours AZ miles. A force of infaptry
followed In their rear for the purpose of
supporting them.
IL was expected to surprise tue enemy
at Bottoms Bridge, who had had for some
time only a small picket there
The surprise failed because, as the
Richmond Enquirer to-day says, Yankee
deserters gave information 10 Richmond of
the inteHded movement.
The enemy had felled a large amount
OF timber, SO as to block up aud obstruct
the tords, and made it impossible for our
cavalry to pass.
After remaining at the bridge from
o'clock until II. Gen. Wistar Joined them
with his infantry, and the whole object of
the surprise having been defeated, Gen.
wi tar returned to Williamsburg.
On his march back to New Kent Court
House his rear was attacked by tue en-
envy, but they were repulsed without loss
10 us. t ~ 80
Our infantry, three regiments Of whom
WeIe colored, marched more than 80 miles
10 90 hours. The cavalry marched 100
miles in so hours.
The despatch boat is Just il from New
Gen. ? liner reports everything going on
wen IN this District. The losses by US are
too trifling 10 mention. We couldTuot de-.
sire more favorable result. The Losses
IN killed, wounded aud missing are but,
lew.
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he above form otpropossls will be adhered To AZ
- PEaetea9le. Other forms will be received
Dy the Department and duly considered = = :
proper guarantee that the bdderis able TO fuI.
~ shs contract certified TO by the clerk OF the
~ tsst District Court or United States Dlstriot
sSs1 Ss must accompany the proposal or il vii
An oath Of allegilncs-to the United statss Gov
s' 'aI.s az must also accompany the proposal.
th6 contracts will be awarded 70 the lowest re-
SohA1e party or parties, who will be duly notiaed
man OF otherwise. that their bid Is accepted and
they viii Immediately be required to enter into ssn.
tract, under bonds to the amount Of Al H0o pSi1.
70 be property certified to. - 1870 ANuNs
poSals are opGnsd - A 1tiS EE0'
The Post ON address Of the parties pnonos,ns
must bs distinctly written upon the ProposaI
\, Prop, sails must be addressed to Henry johnson.
81 Medteai g. H., and PurVeyor U. 3. A., HashipQtop'
IIe Department reserves the right to reIsct apv
or all bids deemed unsuitable ~ ,' AuS
as.F4t. X, and Purveyor u. 5. A.,
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ERBSH BEEF


that may be required for use Of the troobs Of the
United States stationed at the folloWinv nIars III
cumberland and ClRrysVills, MARYLAND. ami No.
Sreek, Grafton, ClArksbuTg, PaTkersbnrS Sn5
Wheeling. WeAt Va. o anu
For IA four months, or such lea. finn. -, a. /.
Somm'seaEy General Of snbsistence, U.s. "A may
uLLeS!s Hnd 5uoieet TO his approval commencing on
tue llot1 sixteenth day Of February, 1854 and end
ing on the l16th sixteenth day OfJnne, 1854 -
Said Beef to CeOt steers mot Bulls sfa1S HaIf.r.
or OoWsl four years old, and over, To WeIrh net
each Oh! at 8 least lSOO) I'VE hundred pounds.
Tue Beei 70 be sound, and wholesome with nac.
shanks, and kidney taIIow excluded ~ siIi '
portions Of fore and hind duafters and to ~ IN
such quantities (usuAy three times per ,SeeIrS az
ny ae ssgnSted by the Depot COmmissary, or the
The Contractor will be required To keen a ann
Client supply Of Beef Cattle coustaptly on hnd r5
within easy supplying distance Of the troops. 4 :
dollars, will DO required, with two sood snrstjs
whose individual responsibilities for die abovs am
must be shown BY the official certificate OF the IsrE
me nearest Court Of Record, or Of the United
Proposals from firm must specify the nArnsis and
feadenGes VI All nouu compoSiog II, aud each
proposal must be accompanied by tue oath Of allie.
glance OF the party or parties; lso nv n
Of the responsibility above referred q. HIs1 b =
Nr1tten GUARANTEES tigned by the pRrty or paTfieS
making the bid; the whole making four sEpSrHte
Paper Ior which forms will be tur1ished ON appli-
should be enyeOped, sealed, aud enforced, GProSo
sa1 for Fresh Beef and directed TO thu md rsisnSd
At Cumberland Nd .;l= t1s. 80 : = = : %,
named places. - - $40 -"0se
PAYMENTS to be made In Treasury Notes. or sueb
~ lent undo As may boon hand; ifnons
Enforcement reserves to itbelf the rivbt n -
JeSs any or all b Ids, considered unreasonable.
fhe Did, oath Of allegiance certificate az rs.r,nl
ability, and guarantee, must all be Ia duplicates
All otds NOT complying strictly with this Hivsr,
ttsement viii be reiecfeds -. - - SA'oA'