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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Rro,c IN, 1Iississippt.

CAIRO, Wednesday. jan. III, leoo.
Tho steamer Belle Memphis, brings - bales
~ cation for Cincinnati and IS Rebel prisoners from
Little Rock for Anon, III.
Several lives are sad to have been lost DJ aIecch,
colli.ioD between tho steamer Jobn IL. DicAy anu
come other STEINER below Aomphis. NO Particular
have vet been received ,,
A band u mounted gucrrillas attempted 70 in'eue
Illinois at Metropolis on Monday nlsat' Vhiy ieN
,noeecded IA crossing the Ohio River A boat from
paducah skelled tie woods aud dispersed the ma
Twenty.fve gusrriEss were In Uniontown. Ky, when
IA. steamer General Anderson, from Eyansyle passed
'""' CAIRO Wednesday. JAN ls, 1854.
III. s,enmer Atlantic from New-Oreans the llth
In, ba, arrived with 07 bales Of cotton for Cncin.
The British schooner Planet from Matamoros the 81
to-, rruors severe gale the 3st ult. off the mouth
~, ha rio Crande. The British bark John Bull for
Iiyerpoo with 800 bales Of cotton was wrecked and
became total loss.
Two Of her crew perishei. French bark, name
unknoyn from bordeaux with cargo OF wines and
Ionors had her mnsts swept away and was blown out
to sea Vessels had been sent In search OF he-, but
without success y.,.,.
The stcamship Sonora captured al sea by the Rebels
,omo two months since stlll lying In Matagorda
RAW IL was believed she could not escape our block
adsrs should she attempt ~ ran out.
New.Orlcans papers make yaPuo references 10 the
discoyely Of plot 20 capture the steamer Morning
star but they give ne particulars.
Cotton at Now Orleans was unchanged. Sugar ana
Moasses brisk sales at 2td23c. for Sugar, and a.
o. IOatI 20 for Molasses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
FROM THE ARMY OF THlEP0TOMAC
Parades and Reviews-Saluie in Honor ~
the Capture Of Fort Fisher.
HpQIs. Army or TIE PoroaAc. Jan. IL,

| HDQkS. ARMY OF Ilis IOlOIAC, juu. IL, lcoSs
The Third Division of the Second Corps,
commanded by Breyet. Ma. Gen. Mott, was reviewed
to-day by Gen. Humphrey. This is one Of tho largest
Divisions in the Army and there being no good ground
in the vicinity on which TO the entire Divi'
sion, each Brigade was reviewed separately.
The General expressed himself highly pleased with
the appearance of the men and their eyolutions.
The affair ives one OF the finest witnessed SO far this
season. and reflects the highest credit ON the officers Of
the command
Gen. Humphrey and those accompanying him were
handsomely entertained Mt Gen. Motifs headquarters
after the review, whore Of the best bands IN the
service discourscd some choic music 49,
The news Of the fall of Fort Fisher reached here THIS
forenoon and being sent 10 the various corps head
quarters, and thence to the army, caused much re-
joicing along the lines.
salute Was ordered to be fred at noon IN honor OF
the glorious event. which was done the right OF the
line. :,
No firing has occurred on any part OF the line for
several days but the Rebels seem busy moving rom
place TO place as though preparing FOR change Of some
lind W. ID. McGREGoR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
From Roanoke Island.
ROIyoKyIsIAxp Inn

hoANokE BLAND Jan. 10, icoo
Col. +. T. Lehman, who recently arrivedhere,
has taken command Of this military post. Capt Cook
! is In charge Of the Quartermaster's Department.
Mr.. Pool, q member of the North Carolina State
Senate who recently introduced peace resolutions in
that body bias Just delivered very important speech.
which is of logical and fearless character.
Rebel paper in referring to the recent failure OF
Gen. Butler to take Fort Fisher states that Is Of the
highest portanco that should 10 held for the rea.
son that moro than onehao their supplies have been
received through the blockade of Wilmington.
In December last, G.. Lane Of Baltimore obtained
permit from H. A. Rsley, Chief Agent OF Tho Treas
ury. to take cargo OF PROV Snns on the SINAI
steamer Philadelphia from BatTors 20 Plymouth N.
c. via the Chesapeake and Albermarle Canal. for the
purpose OF exchanging the for cotton which Lane
had barganed for Lane claiming the right to deliver
the goods at the point where no received tho cotton
proceeded direct ~ Franklin without reporting ~
Plymouth.
At Franklin he took board 257 bales OF cotton ara
on his return ths and cotton were seiyea "
Capt. Brooks OF the gunbost Valley CITY wn,cn VA hx
stationed ut the mouth Of the river for thar turpoSe
order Of Commander McComb, who claims tle s,e .i
aud cargo under the circumstances as lp ,h, p.
Mr. Lane Is retained on board tie Phi!adeipuia
prisoner by Commander AcC0mb. .f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
coURTEsIEs TO TIE PRESS.

During the previous attack on Fort Fisher AdiAifu
Porter with iracterisc courtesy. had asngned tne
Unted States .ea.ner Montgomery to the use OF INC
Press Whether on account Of the absence OF That
boat from tho feet, some other Unexplained
cause no provision OF thl, kind was made, and
The representatives, Of tho several papers were quar-
tered on tie respective vessels on which they had Gu
taInea passage fromFortress Monroe or Beaufort.
desire to tender my Acknowledgements to Capt Pcx'
ering Of tie Vanderbilt Lieut. Wells Of tie Amos Me-
Dermott Of the Gov buckingham. Keyser OF iae Eolus
and Porter Of the Nansemond, aud the officers OF their
seyeral commands II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
What the Richmond Papers say OF tho Fan
of Fort Fisher-W iI;niagt ton OF 40 Ae'
WASHINGTON, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1865

WARRINGTON, Thursday, Jan. II, 100.
The following is from The Richmond Dispdtch
Of JAM II:
1.-THE fall Of Fort Fisher, we presume closes the port
Of wilmington IL commands the main entrance 70 the
80 ma Fenr river and will. we fear euabe the enemy
10 block ode the river completely giving them, as Is
does A secure Judgment on tho LEFT bank FoFtCa
well ard several other works still guard the so1thera
channel OF The river Fort Fisher is thirty miles beloy
WILMINGTON ,,.
some regard the fall Of FoIt fisher as disaster
While many disposed to consider blessing ID as
guise The latter who are. II must be Sad, nuner'
ous and sensible class contend that Wilmington has.
from the beginning. done US more harm than good.
They say that the goods imported through have been
OF little good 10 u.s. while millions Of dollars worth OK
has thence found its way into the hands OF our
enemies II is proper to add that possibly cur force
which according To Gen. Lees dispatch was maklng q
heavy demonstration against their rear NAY fetaAe 'As
fort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
Ono Hundred Guns.

Hartford. Coma, Thursday, Jan 10. 1865
Tho Mayer of this city has ordered salute o
one hundred guns 10 be fired in honor Of Mi -GeD
Terry, WHO Is a native OF Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
THE DOUBLE. IyDERs JOIN TIE MoSIroRs.

soon after 10 O'Clock tie Peluct hhunee kansas
Unadlls. ChippcSs IGoony ard Iasoo steam into 20
siion outside q the monitors 1hep quickly oPea IRE
on Fort Fisher and the adIaccn, water batteries "heh
Is continued until dars. to fort snsNef!ng dhDcrate!
and at ioag in,oryils as before. Tho foot anronh,
await the promised assault Tho lur'd glare OF Tic
campfire, tho beach. and Tie thousands at 'ca
sgain light up tie horizon for miles around rereAiis
the frowung float Of tho Rebel fortress. and night once
ma ninan. nNnr tie anana
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-20
THIRD DAYS, opgPRATlovs.

SUNDAY, Jan. 15.-Neyer was the day OF rcs
ushored In with brighter prouse OF nns weather. sn'
never was tho pledge more aburdanty fulfilled. a
clear sky. bright sun and awsrm genial alr-inoi'
like a June than a January morn.
Everything is ready for notion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08

y 4. ROLLINS 4 CO., AUcTIoNEERs, WILL SELL.
III. this day O'Clock 438 Canal street. large variety
of Second Hand Furniture Carpets &c Bedsteads Hair,
usk and other Mattresses Bosers and Pillows Sheets
settees large lot and second hand Cutlery Bedcks
Parlor Suits walnut Chamber Suits, Cottage Suits Sofas.
Couchcs Also second hand Furniture, Carpets Oclohs,
&C. storage and Good chance for dealers
and others 400 Pillows 400 Husk Mattresses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08
1 z. BURNHAM, AUCTIONEER
A. AUCTION NOTICE. $4,000 WORTH OF
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

RICHEST ASSORTMENT OF FURNITURE,
Rare and costly Works of Art and Articles of yirtu,
OFFERED AT AUCTION THIS SEASON.
mostly imported from Paris for the present owner.
Rare chance for parties commencing housekeeping
On this day "wednesday ut the elegant "A
West Sixteenth between Fifth Sixth avenues sale
commencing at l0a O'Clock.
Elegant Drawing Room Furniture, covered In brocael;
curtains 20 match Eageres Book Case Centre Tables Lace
Curtains Mirrors Velvet and Brussels Carpets Chandeliers
BRONZE Clock Paintings by eminent artists Bronze Stuary
MAGNlFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE
Superior instrument made to order, city makers Music
Stand BOOKS stool Cover rosewood and walnut Dressing
bureaus, Bedsteads, Armorea Glaze, style Louis XIV
air and Spring Mattresses, Toilet Sets Sofas Chairs Ex
tension Table Buffet elegant ruby and crystal Glassware,
Cutlery Linen Silver Casters Salvers Turcens Punch
low Dhncr ana Iea service Dinner Set Also the Furni-
cure OF the servants apartments N. B-Competent
remptory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08
A n EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR

IA Housekeepers Hotel Keepers and the Trade,
Over ei5 600 worth Of magnificent Household Furniture,
Velvet Brussels Ingram Carpets rich Cut Glassware
China and Crockery Ware Table Cutlery and Silver Mt
public auction. this Wednesday, afternoon November
o'clock precisely At the five story residence No is West
+ PARL0R. AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Suits covered In rich French brocae Turkish
Easy Chairs and Lounges match rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables Eageres Corner Book Stands
day Benze Clock rich China and Paran Vases Parlor
nAmens elegant Brocatel Lace Curtains fine colloc
ton of Oil Paintings Engravngs large Mirrors aud Chan
delers. 500
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE STOOL AND
alags- ri COVER; COST $780,
elegant nstrumen with round beautifully
legs and with all the modern improvements oversrung
bass full iron plate french action full seven ocaye rose
Chairs Rockers Mirrors Clock Tables Bed Lounges Spring
and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets Tea Tables Extension
Table, Glass; China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery, &c
Sale positive. Deposit required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08
SALES AT AUCTION.
HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
IL II. II. LEEDS MINER will sell BY auction, on
WEDNESDAY, November

| Il y LEEDS, AUC al
WEDNESDAY, November q
At l0k O'Clock 03 Liberty street. Few
doors OF Broadway,
Large sale OF Sheffield Plated Ware, manufactured
BY Hawksworth Equle Co., aud other manufacturers AZ
OF his business consisting siyer edged Ped Walters
OF various sizes Cruet Frames Sugar Baskets Ciaret
Pitchers Drinking Cups Candesticks Lamps and stands
Bottle stands Cake Baskets Dish Covers, Tureens, Plat
wood jugs plated tops Breakfast Sets Butter Dishes, with
Bohemian glass standard silver tops Ice Jugs Casters aud
other first class goods Also valuable Invoice OF rich
marble and other Clocks fcsze Bronze Figures for halls
and Fancy Articles. Also superb lot OF Bronze Clocks
Candelbras Vases Satuettes, Groups Figures, &C., Of
RI que Porcelain in Vases Groups Figures &C. Also line
assortment Of Partan Figures Vases Statuees TO be
sold without reserve, by order OF assignee
Further particulars In catalogue Can be examined one
day before sale, as above.
HENRY D MINER. AUcIIoNEE RS nsALEsRooM 81
EXTENSIVE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF CARRARA
MARBLE PEDESTALs, FLORENfiNR AND MOSAIC
TABLES, VASES, &C., 10
imported by
f. zANNONI co.
MINER SOMERvILLE will sell at auction Wedues-
day and Thursday November and O. a O'Clock each day
NJ their salesoo Nassau street. OF the most desira
and expensive collections Of Satuary and Carrara Marble
Figures Groups, &c, before offered comprising bust
q Madonna Guardian Angel Flora, Flower Girl Highland
Mary Greek Slave venua Medicf Shak spere, Milton co.
together with Mosaic Tables Of the most exquisite design
orentne 9recan and Roman Vases Aabaater Vases and
hs ooa. ~ q every yss ON Now Nh
win descriptive catalogue. RAJ INf
Sale positive and without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08

vners VIII DO on view daily above and from wednss
nh collection
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08

E'oR RICHMOND. CITY POINT AND NORFOLK.
i. Goes 70 the wharf ct Richmond.
The new and elegant side wheel steamship. ArTRRAs
Parrish every Saturday At IL M; ALBENAkLE, Bourse
every Wednesday. at Y H. from pier s6 North rsver
For fsgni q pssssss having superior accommodations
Freight received ON ouroovered pier North rivr. ata
mes uurng business hours Goods consigned TO our ad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08

DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
N 80 BROADWAY
Forward inland daily all Of the Sout
and steamships every Wednesday Thursday and Satur
day Rates Of freight greatly reduced Particular attention
paid the collection Of drafts bills &c &c Specie
bank notes. bonds &c taken al low rates. and insured
ag nst all risks when required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08

ErOR NORFOLK CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
from pier n North river Of Fulton street, s els-
CANT steamship YAzOO, Captain John Thompson leaves
every Saturday ~ O'Clock H. Excursion tickets issued NJ
reduced rstes For freight passage having superior
'S = sgey2EkEN PALMoRs. us broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08

HENRY VI. LBEDS. HUCrTONEER u tt
IL HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER will sell by auction on
\. WEDNESDAY, Ngv. g andTHuRsDAY, hoy ~
ffia WI yA 10 i No b3B Broadway ~ 10y
An important and valuable consignment Of FIRST class En-
cravings, from the British Fine Publishing Company,
~ o. yhleh ere elenty snd appropriately framed consist
or Fine Proof choicest works
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-08

0EO REWARD STOLEN AT THR BAR SIDE
DOU House corner q Thirty ninth stree, End Second
cased 0sncva sold Watch with chxs; Vacheren maker,
with initial letter g. old English, the back Whoever
will return said watch and chain 10 Edward =. Holden a
Co, No Liberty street viii receive tho above reward sp
questions aakod.
, 1865-11-27

The work Just commenced Of deepening the
canal from Chicago river and turning It's wa
tiers into the Illinois, thereby creating drafn-
sge from the lake TO the river, Is creating
good deal Of discussion, and in some quarters
not a little opposition. No sooner was the
laugh it down. and finding that unsuccessful,
the old cry Of pestileuce is raised, the last
resort Of wo0den-headed conservatives Who
have grected every invention from the rail
car to the cooking stoye by dismal forebodings
Of disease and sickness that Terc to follow
their Introduction. Chicago Is as likely to
gosssn sa osii ondga ssg s1d ID 9a pag 4ses -
Paris, the Seine; New York city, the Hudson;
st. LouIs, the Mississippi 1t will certainly
create pesti1cnce If the ammnlating llth,
Is suffered to remain and tester In the
little river that now holds 1t. It must
be remembered that It Is stagnation TINT
dispels IT. How long Will IT take the pure,
wNer from the lake to dIsplace the 1lthy ac-
cumulatiou now called the Chicago river, and
once In motion, constantly diluted b.. .the nc
cesions OF streams over rocky beds and along
the Illinois river bottoms, It will become pu-
week Ter the river Is opened 1t will be pure
at Morris ns It is now, for the lake watcr will
hold vast amount of earthly matter In solu-
tion, and then be purcr than the present Ill.,
nois, Sanitary objections may, re think, be
set aside ns fnti!e. Every other cons'dcra-
The added water will Le vhlnnble aces
sion TO the river that Is troubled so often In
summer with low water--dama7ng our
Southern trade By preventing the shipment
Of goods. As The means Of increased water
privileges. and consequently manufacturing
wcalth, and importance at Lockport, Joliet,
Martelties, Ottawa, LnSalle and Perm, the
proposed canal will be worth millionsto the
State, and viii give us cheap. easy aid
nevef,fail!ng, power suFPassing nything II the
la1ged, as it must be, 1t will prove Invaluable
for war and commercial privileges, and will
: give Peoria the advantages Of two markets,
easily reached BY water at all navigable sen
sons Of the year. The immense importance
Of this great artery pulsating through the
centre or the State can hardly bo foreseen,
and We venture to predict that the present
croakers will lfTet see it become one OF the
greatest fnancial and sanitary blessings OF the
State.
, 1865-11-27
FROM ST. LOUIS,

A Catalogue Of Crlme4-A Merchant
Tailor, Beaten aud Robbed-A Mob
QuelIed-Llsto Of Stolen Propcrsy-Goy-
erpment Mules stolen from Benton
HarrnckR.
Especial Despatch TO the Chicago THhuuc.1
ST. LOUIS, Nor. IS.
Yestesiay afternoon Mr., Runyau, merchant tall
los, Nas assaulted BY three soldiers in saloon on
Grand avenne, who knocked him down and beat
him, willis third robbed him Of silver watch
and a gold .est chain. Ono OF tho two who made
The assault then went into the Halfway Saloon and
stole overeaat from The proprietor. The officers
strrsted these tWo, who gave their natnts a. John
Farren and John McCarty. of tho I'd Missouri cav
airy. The one Who stole the watch and chin lsstal
At 1arEo.
nom conveying the mnrdefe< Ruter, q lincoln
county, for 1ial, xates thst when he arrived at 1foJ
large mob had gathered to receive the murderer,
intending to t1le him 10 The nearest tTeef for e1ecu-
the pertuaafve ,na1ence Of i SIX shooter tndueed
the advocates Of Judge ,Iynch's code u await the
SLOW huI ce1ta1n course Of the 1aw.
Justice John Pait. Of Be}leE1lle, rodhs The Chic
teraAy, having In his possession the following
properly, supposed 10 have been stolcn: Out dark
6ay hofrs With both hind md ono fore foot white,
Isl; hands high, SIX ytara old shod ali sound one
bftcht bay rnEc four yea1s old, in good condition.
shod before; one wagon and harness, Springfield
make; four sets wagon harness compiled: one set
buggy harness; one bolt Of carpet consigned to
LAST night twelve mules were stoln rom The
Government corral, ntar Benton BaHacls. although
nix private wntchmen were on guard. The thieves
topk the mules out Of the stable and lei them out
without being detected About a. Wesx s,nss % nine ne
thieves dehberalely selecting the beH ont Of,
drove Of Feyetal hundred