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THE EV 1s PUBLISHED EVERY APTEENOON, (SUNDAY EXCEPTED.) AR AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, Gorner of Pennsyloania avenus and Bievenih st. n W. D. WALLAOH: Papers served in packages by carriers at 948 yeer, or 37 cents per month. Zo mail subscribers the price is $3.50 a year, in edeunce; $2 for six Months; $1 for three months; and for less then ‘Taree months at the rate of 13 cents a week. Sin gle copies, onz cunt; In wrappers, rwo cENTS. (> Apvvanrusuunrts should be sent to the fice before 12 o’clock m.; otherwise they may Rot appear until the next day. yer, XIX. Gen. Grant's Official Repert of the Capture of Fert Donelson. Heapgvarters ARMY IN THE FreLD, Fort Donelson, Feb. 16, 1862 General G. W. Cul/om, Chitf of Staff, De- partment of Missours : General—I am pleased to announce to you the uncondi surrender, this morning, of Fort Donelson, with twelve or fifteen thousand prisoners, at least forty pieces of artillery, and alarge amount of stores, horses, mules and other public property. I left Port Henry on the 12th inst., with a force of about 15,000 men, divided into two di- visions, under the command of Gens. McCler- nand and Smith. Six regiments were sent around by water the day before, convoyed by & gunboat, or, rather, started one day later than one of the gunboats, and with instruc. tions not to pass it. The troops made the march in good order— the head of the column arriving withia two miles of the fort at 12 o’clock m. At this point the enemy's pickets wero met and driven in. fortifications of the enemy were from this point gradually approached and surround- ed, with oceasionsl skirmishing on the line. The following day, owing to the non-arrivai of the gunboat and reinforcements sent by water, no ‘attack was made, but the investment was extended on the flanks of the enemy and drawn closer to bis works, with skirmishing all day. The evening of the 13th the gunboats and reinforcements arrived. On the 14th a gallant attack was made by F’ Officer Foote upon the enemy’s works with bis fleet. The engage- ment lasted probably one hour and a half, and bid fair to result favorably to the cause of the Union, when two unlucky shots disabled two of the armored gunboats, so that they were carried back by thecurrent. The remaining two were very much disabled also, having re- ceived a number of heavy shots about the pilot houses and other parts of the vessels. After these mi —. conoluded to make the investment of Fort Donelson as perfeet as pos- sible, and partially fortify and await repairs te gunboats. This plan was frustrated, =e ever, by the enemy making a most Tous attack upon our right wing, commanded by Gen. J. A. McClernand, with a portion of the force under Gen. L. Wallace. The enemy were repelled after a clesely contested battle of several hours, in which our loss was heavy. The officers, and particularly field-officers, suffered out of proportion. I have no means et of determining our loss even approximate- 'y, but it cannot fall short of 1, killed, wounded, and missing. Of the latter, I un- derstand through Gen. Buckner, about 250 were taken prisoners. I shail retain enough of the —. exchange for them, as they were immediately shipped off and not left for recapture. About the close of the action the ammuni- tion in the cartridge boxes gave out, which, with the loss of many of the field officers, pro- duced great confusion in the ranks. Seei that the enemy did not take advantage of thie fact, I ordered a charge upon the left—enemy’s right—with the division under General C.F. Smith, which was most brilliantly executed, and gave to our arms full asgurance of victory. The battle lasted until dark, giving us posses- sion of part of theirintrenchments. An attack was ordered upon their other flank, after the —- by General Smith was commenced, by the divisions under Generals McClernand and Wallace, which, notwithstanding the hours of exposure to a heavy fire in the fore part of the day, was a made and the enemy fur- ther . At ints thus gained, night having come on, all the troops encamped for the night, feel’ that a complete tory would crown their labors at an early hour in the morning. This morning, at a very early hour, Gen. S. £ Buckner sent 4 message to our camp under a flag of truce, proposing an armistice, fc. A copy of the co lence which ensued is herewith accom: ‘ I eannot mention individuals who specially distinguished themselves, but leave that to division. and brigadé officers, whose rts will be forwarded as soon as received. To di- vision commanders, however, Gens. MeCler- nand, Smith and Wallace, I must do the tice to say that each of them were with commands in the midst of danger, and were always ready to execute all orders, no matter what the to themselves. ® At the hour the attack was made on Gen. MoClernand’s command I was absent, having received a note from ‘cer Foote request- ee he being unable to call. My al staff—Col. T. D. Webster, chief of ; Colonel J. Riggin, jr., volunteer aid; Capt. 8. A. Rawling, scting adjutant general; Capts. C. B. and W 8. Hillyer, aids, Lieut. Col. VE. McPherson, chiet - neer—all are deserving of personal mention tor their pee and services. t For full details and reports, and reference is made to the of the engi- neer, medical directer, and commanders of bi jes and divisions, to follow. ‘am, General, ve: oy pea '» your obe- dient servant, - 8. Granr, Brig. Gen. Grafts. methods of cutting and tural and hortioal- Cutting many and so many conditions attac hed to some of them, as hb the simple of cutting off a piece of year’s shoot of a t, apple, plum or other fruit tree, and eeping it until wanted for ing, were shrouded in great mystery, nak cana be im- y li inst: 3 & ef it z Fi rt g iu | i H EE i; g Confederate Congress. The House was on Saturda: discussion of the past and future conduct of the war. Mr. Boyce, of 8. C., argued at some length im advocacy. of an offensive policy. The plan he pro) was the appointment of a commander-in-chfef of the army, and leave to him the direction of military operations, and suggested Toombs, who the revolu- tionary spirit. In his opinion the great error was in not prosecuting the war more vigor- ously in the beginning, when the North was comparatively unpre: and when her 75.000 three months’ men were gathered at Washington, ag it were, on a kind of Fourth of July celebration. Mr. Machen, of Ky., replied to Mr. Royce He said that when the House undertook to act upon the conduct of those who had the man- ment of our campaigns, he fhought they should be arraigned before the Hoase with a fair show for defense. He asked gentlcmen, before they raised the banner of mn, to demonstrate the feasibility of that policy. We were usurping power to others when we attempted to dictate the policy for conduct- ing this war. h t. Foote asked if it was usurpation to ex- press an honest conviction on the conduct of the war; ifso, he wanted to go home. ee Mr. Machen continued, and asked if those who contended for the ive policy in- ‘tended to trammel our military leaders by resolutions from tlis body. He had no pre- judise against, or undue partiality for, the resident or any member of his Cabinet. If the peucy recommended were adopted, arms would be indispensable, and asked how and where these were to be obtained. Mr. Foote he could vote for no resolu- tion liable to be construed into an endorse- ment of the War and Navy Departments. He was prepared to demonstrate by developments that neither of ihe heads of these Departmen ie were competent for the pos ® they held. After further discussion, the subject was laid on the table. ina Churning in Winter. A Long Island lady gives this to the Ameri- can Agriculturist as her method to get a full uantity of butter ( equal to grass butter), in inter: The cream is skimmed each day, and Jar ogse at once in a kettle, and the kettle put into hot water ( to prevent scorching ), and put over the fire. The cream is allowed to scald, without boiling. Itisthen put into a vessel, and set aside; each day’s cream being in like manner scalded, and added to the mass, until enough for churning is obtained. The churning is commenced immediately after adding the last day’s cream, which brings the whole to a proper temperature, without thin- ning by the addition of hot water. In this way she gets as butter in Winter asin Summer, and also a sweet and palatable buttermilk. ee HAVE YOU SUBSCRIBED FOR THE WEEK- LY STAR, TO BE MAILED TO YOUR FRIEND OR RELATIVE? IT 18 THE BEST DOLLAR WEBELY IN THE WORLD! ITS WASHINGTON NEWS I8 UNEQUAL- LED! ITS GENERAL NEWS I8 UNSURPASSED BY THAT OF ANY TWO DOLLAR WEEELY! ITS AGRICULTURAL MATTER WILL BE WORTH TO ANY FARMER A HUN. DRED TIMES ITS YEARLY COosT. ITS HOUSEHOLD RECIPES WILL SAVE TEN TIMES ITS COST EACH YEAR TO ANY FAMILY. The Number for this Week, to be out on Fri day Mornsng—price Three Cents—will tea remarkably enteresting one. Bvery Person at a distance who would keep Posted with reference to what is really going on here wm these interest- ing tumes should receive it regularly. CALL AT ONCE AT THE 8TAR OFFICE AND SUBSCRIBE FOR IT. 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Interest on Treasury notes of the above issues will cease on the 7th day of April next by terms of those acts respectively. fe 5-tap7 TELEGRAPHIC NEWS. THE LATEST FROM TENNESSEE, The Reperted Occupation of Nashville—Con< tradictery Accounts. Catto, Feb 24—An arrival here from Fort Donelson reports that the enemy have str for- tifications on Pine Bluffs, twelve miles this side of Nashville, and are concentrating a large force there, and would, it was thought, make a despe- rate stand. The report that Gen. Buell occupied Nashville on Saturday night is untrue, as be could not reach that city by forced marches before to-day. ‘here is no change ia the position of our troops on the Cumberiand river, [s8conp bispatcH } Sr. Louis, Feb. 25-—The Republican’s Csiro dispatch to-day says: ‘* The occupation of Nashville by the Federal army is confirmed. Our trosps tock possession without opposition. Floyd Sd, as usual. ‘ The report about Gov. Harris ordering the Tounessee troops to lay down their arms and go home is also con! x ‘The Tennesece Legislature bas been e . for next Monday. No opposition to the Union movements has been made anywhere on the Cum- berland. “Jt is reported that white flags are fying at Memphis.” EPARTMENT OF STATE, Wasntneton, January 25, 1862. The Secretary of Stete will hereafter receive Members of Congress on business on Saturdays, commencing with Saturday, the first of next month. + jan Reé Ww** DEPARTMENT, erie Janvary 21, 1562, Ozpsxer, That the Wer Department will be closed Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays against all otber business but that which relates to active military operations in the field. Saturdays will be devoted to the business of Senators and Representatives. Mondays to the business of the Public. EDWIN M. STANTON, ja 22-tf Secretary of War. ae eer emma rte ee eres eee oe IRON SALI, 320 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. WILLIAM H. SEWARD, ANOTHER DISPATCH. LovisviLue, Feb. 25 —A deserter from the rebel army arrived at Munfordsville to-day, and re- ports that the national flag |s flying over Nash- ville, and says the rebels pretend to be concen- trating 200.000 men at Murfreesboro’, intending to give battle there. PROCLAMATION OF COM. FOOTE. Carmo, Feb. 25.—Everything 1s quiet at Fort Donelson. Commodore F oote has issued the fol- lowing proclamatior to the inbabitante of Clarks- ville: At the suggestion of Hon: Cave Johnson, Judge Wisdon, and the Mayor of the city, who called upon me yesterday, after our hoisting the Unton flag on the forts, to ascertain my views and intentions towards citizens and priva‘e prop- erty, I hereby snnoun’s to all peaceably disposed pertons that neither in their persons ner property shall they suffer molestation by me of by tus Havel forces undet my command, and they may safely resume their business avocations with assurances of r+ protection. : At the same t'me, I require fhal a:l military stores and army ge shell be surrendered, no part of them being withheid or destroyed; and further, that no secession fiag or manifesta- tion of secession feeling shall be exbibited, and for the faithful observance of these conditions I sbeli bold the authorities of the city responsible. AnpRew H. Foorts. THE KILLED AND WOUNDED AT FORT DONELSON. Cairo, Feb. 25 —Official returns of the battle at Fort Donelson show that 321 were killed, 1,054 wounded, and 150 are missing in Gen. McCier- band’s division. A RECONNOISSANCE TOWARD COLUMBUS~A REBEL FLAG OF TRUCK. Cairo, Feb. 25 —An expedition of four iron- clad gunboats and two mortar boats, with the 27th Illinois regiment and 2 battalion of the 8th Wis- consin, made a reconnoissance down the river on Monday morning, a: d discovered that the rebels bad seized ail the flat-boats and skiffs as far up as they dared tocome There had been a movement among the troops at Columbus, but whether re- inforcements had arrived was not learned. The EMILE DUPRE. Just Recelved and Opened, A large and first-class stock of choles FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting of: SUGARS, of all grades, TEAS, COFFEE, BUTTER, LARD, FLOUR, MAILLARD’S CHUCOLATE, &e., &c, &e, All of which he offers at lowest cash prices. PIKE'S CELEBRATED WHISEIES. 500 barrels Maguolia, 500 barrela XXX, 600 barrels Millers Rye Monongahela, 600 barrels fine Old Rye, 500 barreis fine Ola Bourbon, AT CINCINNATI PRICES. gunboats and mortar boats were getting into po- sition on the Missourl side, wien a rebel steamer with a white flag made her eppearance, and some rebel officers came on board,when a consul- tation took place, lasting over two hours, with what result has not been made known, but the expedition shortly after returned here. GENERAL BUCKNER. LovisvitiE, Feb. 2i.—The steamer Argonant, from Cairo, arrived at Jeffersonville this after- noon with 194 of the Fort Donelson prisoners, including Gen. Buckner and staff. ey were in charge of a detachment of Federal soldiers, under command of Capt. Walke-, and were sent to Indianapolis by 2 special train. All the favorite brands of CHAMPAGNE, Mumm Verzeny, Green Seal, Heidsick, which, being bought low, we offer at unumially low rates, Interesting frem Miss IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN. HALLECK REGARD- ING SLAVES AND OTHER PROPERTY OF ABBELF, Sr. Lovis, Feb. 23 —The following order has just been issued by Major Gen. Halleck: Headquarters Department of Missouri, February 23, 1562. ‘The major general commanding the depart- ment desires to im; upon all officers the im- Also, Sole Agent for’ PIKE’S ARMY CORDIAL, percases preserv: oY Scapetpgmatis byte dnd feb 14-tf among their troops, and as the armies of the West advante into Tennessee and the Southern States, JAY COOKE & CO., let us show to our fellow-citizens of these States BANHERB, that we come merely to crush out the rebellion, No. 452 Fifeonth Street, opposite Treasury and restore to them the peace and benefits of the Buildings, Washington. t —— pare opened at No, 45 a Ce Se se e2otion Oo! They have been told that we come to oppress so Seg e Ad op . and plunder. By our acts we will undeceive.{ We buy and ee! Jacurrent Money, Stocks We will prove to them that we come to restore, bon is is. (On oom! ion,) Drafts on American not to violate, the constitution and the laws. In aropean cities, ive Deposits, and make restoring to them the glorious flag of the Union, ‘we will assure them that they shall enjoy under its folds the same protection of I!fe and property as in former days. Soldiers! Let no excess on your part tarnish the glory of our arms. The orders herefofore issued from this d ment in regard to pillaging, marauding and the destruction of private property and stealing, and the concealment of slaves, must be strictly en- forced. It does not belong to the military to decide upon the relation of master and slave, Such questions must be settled by the civi! courte. Ne fuxitive slave will, therefore, be admitted within our lines or camps except when specially ordered by the General commanding. Women and children, merchants, farmers, mechanics and all persons not in arms are regarded as non-com- batants, and are not to be molested either in their Collections upon ali accessible points feé-lm JAY CUOUKE & CO. COIN WANTED! The Highest Price paid for GOLD AND SILVER! Sractz For Sale in Spms ro Svit. LEWIS JOHNSON & 00., BANEERS, PRNN®YLVania AVENUE, in 2-tf Corner Tenth street, ARMY EXPRESS ComPANY. NEW ARRANGEMENT! ALL RAIL FROM NEW YORK. 41 HOURS, a person or property. if, however, they assist and aid the enemy, they become beliigerents, and will be treated as such. As thev violate the laws of war they will be made *o suffer tuc penalifes of such violation. Military siures and public prop- erty of the enemy must be surrendered, any atrespt to conceal aS fraudulent transfer er otherwise will be punt but no Private property will be touched unless by order of the General commanding. Whenever it becomes necessary, forced contri- butions for supplies and subsistence for our troops “will be made. Such Jevies will be made as lignt as possible, aud be so distributed as to produce no distress among the people. All property so taken must be receipted fully, and accounted for ag heretofore di: . These orders wiil ve rend atthe head of regiment, and ail officers are commanded to strictly enforce*them. By order of Majer General Halleck. 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