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Associated Press Report.


CAIRO, Feb. 2l.
The correspondent of the New Orleans
Times, writing on board the steamer Been
villa Of Galveston, Feb 9Th, says large
numbered vessels were then outside load
ing with cotton, but the weather was 30
bad few were able to secure csrgoes.
The Beenville arrived ct New Orleans
on The 18th, q severe storm on the coast
forcing her to leave Galveston.
The blockade runner Wren escaped from
our feet into Galveston by the flag of truce
ruse.
The Memphis BREEetin learns from 8
gentleman who left Selma, Ala, January
5lth. and came through Meridian and Jack
eon, Miss, thst Dick Taylor has a consid-
er,,ble force at Selma and also ct Meridian.
The rebel manufactures, at SalmA, are
turning out large quantities of munitions
of war.
There are forti6cations all around the
Mace but they are not very formidable.
Most of Hoods army that went against
Sherman we're nearly naked. They are
dispirited and have lost all hope Of sue
cess for the future. A large number were
barefooted. il is stated over 10, 1000. Hoods
army had fest fbos-bitten during the re-
treat from Nashville, in which they suf-
fered more than in the three previous
yeGrs.
Slsve-holders are greatly dissatisfied
} with the Administration for conserpting
| slaves and frse blacks for service n the A.
my, which work was actively going on.
Gen. Forrest Is collecting q force q
jackson, Miss, fer operations, it is said
against Vicksburg.
The Miss Legislature was to mset 8
Columbus on the 20th.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, FEB. Il.
The Commercials Washington special
says: The Senate, in executive session,
last night, deferred action on the conArma-
tion of General Meigs as BreVet Major
General.
A large number of nominations were
confirmed, among them Brevet Brigadier
Generals Satterlee, Bierce, ingalls, and Van
Vliet.
The draft commenced in Brooklyn to-
day. All quiet.
The Mayor of New York has issued a
proclamation urging all citizens to csle-
brste Washington's birthday tomorrow.
A meeting OF prominent citizens will be
held tomorrow to arrange for general
celebration of the recent victories.
Recruiting in this city is progressing fa-
vorably. Nearly $50 enlisted yesterday
and over 100 to-day.
A petition is in circulation here request
ing the President to appoint General But
ler Provost Marshal of Charleston.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

Especial Dispatch to the Cleveland. Lr1BER.l
COLUMBUS, Feb. a.
General Hayes telegraphed to Adjutant
General OOwan to-day, that small band
of rebels entered Cumberland this morning
and captured Generals Crook and Kelley,
taking them away with them.
The ls4th Ohio, the first of the new regi-
ments organized, leaves for the field to-
morrow. The ls5th regiment will be ready
to move by the latter part of this week.
The Governor has ordered a salute Of fifty
guns to be fired at sunrise tomorrow, in
commemoration of the birthday Of Wash
iDgton; and also the same number ct noon
in honor of the recent achievements of
ShermAn's army.
Hon. John Weleh, of Athens, has been
appointed Supreme Judge VieS Ranney,
resigned. This promotion of Judge Welch
from the Common Pleas Bench will re-
ceive the most cordial endorsement from
the people and Bar of Southeastern Ohio.
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Secretary also states that frequent exsmi-
nations of military prisoners had been or
dered from time to time.
He recounts at length the facts of the
causes Of many arrests and expresses the
belief that the rebellion Is rapidly declin-
ing, and the causes for arrests win soon
cease to exist.
he further states that the President has
ordered the discharge of all political or
State prisoners, who take parole not to
give aid to the enemy, excepting spies and
others, whose release is incompatible with
the pnblic safety. Amnesty is granted to
all who keep their parole. Hereafter all
extraordinary arrests shall be made by mil
itsry authorities alone.
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

EHILADELPHlAi reD. Al.
The 22d OF February having been made
legal holiday by the Pennsylvania Leg
islature, it will be duly celebrated to-mor-
row. The Mayor has ordered q national
salute at sunrise, salute of 100 guns at
noon, ringing of bells on State houses and
Churches, and preparation is being made
for an Illumination of private houses in
the evening.
The Mayor in his proclamation refers
to the abolition of slavery, the capture of
Charleston, &c, as causes Of general re.
joieing.
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GOLD MARKET.

NEW YORK, Feb. 81.
Gold has fallen, under the news from
Charleston, from 20Oh the price last night,
to 1861, the lowest price this morning.
A dispatch from Secretary Stanton to
Major General Dix announces the recep-
ton of an official dispatch from Msjor
General Gilmore, of the capture of Char
leston. General Gilmore's report is as
follows:
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SOUTHERN NEWS,
CHARLESTON, S. O., Feb. Is, I
via New YORK, Feb. 81. I

,
Major General HaEJsck, Chief Of STAFF:
GEEERAL-The city of Charleston, and
all its defenses, with about 200 pieces of
good artillery, and supply Of fine ammu-
nitien, came into our possession this morn
ing. The enemy commenced evscuating
the city last night, and Major Macbeth SUR
rendered the city to the troops of Major
General Schimmelfening at 9 o'clock this
morning, at which time it was occupied by
our troops. Our advance on the Edisto
from Bulls Bay hastened the retreat.
The cotton marshes, srsenals, Quarter
masters stores, and two ironclads, were
burned by the enemy, Some vessels in
the ship-yard were also burned. Nearly
all the inhabitants remaining behind be-
long 10 the poorer classes.
Very respectfully,
GSignedl Q. A. GILMORE,
General commanding.
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FROM WHEELING.
WHEELINe, Ya., Feb. q

" N11'7'7411I77l ii = W ~
A party of rebel cavalry dashed into
Cumberland before daylight this morning,
surprised and captured the pickets and car
ried of Generals Crook and Kelly. Il
seems to have been very daring and
well planned affair. Our cavalry have
been sent in pursuit,
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CHARLESTON EVACUATED.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2I


Tho steamship Fnlton. Captain Noleton,
from Port Royal and Charleston Bar, FeU.
18th, at 6 P. NJ, arrived this morning.
The Purser, Tom McManus, furnishes Us
with the following memoranda;
Charleston was evacuated by the enemy
on the night of the 18th, leaving the sew
eral fortifcstions uninjured, besides 200
guns, which they spiked. The evacuation
was first discovered at Fort Moultrie on
the morning Of the 18th, at 10 AN. Part
of the troops stationed at James Island
crossed over in boats and took possession
Of the city without opposition The upper
part of the city is onfre.
Previous to the enemy evacusting they
fred the upper part Of the city, by which
6. 600 bales Of cotton were burned, and it is
supposed that before the fire could be sub
dued two-thirds of the city would be de-
stroyed.
A fearful explosion occurred IN the
Wilmington depot-csuse unknown-by
which several hundred citizens lost their
lives. The building was used for commits
sary purposes and situated In the upper
part of the city.
Admiral Dahlgren was the first 10 run
up to the city, where he arrived at about
two.
General Gilmore followed soon sftsl
and had he an interview with Genera
Schemelfnny, he being the first General
officer in the city, and for the present II
command.
The remains Of two FOn-Slads EeFV
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PROM QUEBEC.

QUEBEC, Feb. Il.
The Upper House of Parliament, last
night, finally voted 45 to 10 in favor Of
the Confederation scheme, and an address
to the Queen based on the returns Of the
Quebec Conference.
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Onions.

This is an article which farmers should
turn their attention tomore than they have
for some years past. They are consumed
IN our armies IN large quantities, and many
more would be if they coald be obtained.
The price the past season hss ranged from
i've 70 seven dollars per barrel. We know
Of nothing that viii pay farmer IS well
as onions,
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RATIFIED.

MADISON, Wis, Feb. q.
The Constitutional amendment was rati-
fed by the Legislature of Wisconsin to-
dRV,
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Gold and Plum :. Eaas.nE: Pa. Equally

Gold and Plum Fu0nInB8 E0u0IIT
Scarce in tine 8Oulh.
We wonder that no one has signalized
his zeal without knowledge By moving that
the soldiers be RECALLED for month or two
on plum puddings. It has been proposed
in various quarters to pay them In gold
which is not whit more delusiYe and i'm
possible. While dealing in fAncies why
not be hbersl3
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SALUTE,

SALUTE.
WAR DEPARTAEEF, WARRINGTON, J
February AIS P. n
Ordered that national salute be fred to-
morrow noon, February %, st West Point
and every fort arsenal and army head
quarters of the United States, in honor of
the restoration of the fag of the Union
upon Fort Sumter.
EN-. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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