The New York Herald Newspaper, February 4, 1863, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1863. RTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST. Arrival of General Grant Be- fore Vicksburg. Our Forces Actively at Work Opposite That City. Srouting Parties Lurning Houses Within Range of the Rebel Batteries, Gunboat and Guerilla Fight Mear Zsland Mo. 10. A Rattle Going on at Fort Doneison, &e. &e, Camo, Fob. 3, 1803. Viokaturg dates to the 30th ult. have been received, Genvral Grant had arrived. ‘Lhe work of wideniug and Aoapening the canul is progressing. The rebels have plantod a battery on the Missisrippi shore which com- mands the lower end of the canal. ‘The gunboat New Fra was attacked on Sunday night ap eleven o'clock, near Isiand No. 10, by guerillas with three pieces of canuon. The boat returued fre with shell, The qonflict noted till near daylight, when the rebols retired. Their force was believed to be betwoen two (uoueld and Wires thousand. . ‘he operator at Paducah reports that the comumnd at Fort, Douolkon was attacked at au early hour this morn- Ing. At four this afternoon the engagement was going ou. Rewforcements have gone forward ‘he Richmond iVhig of the 22d with daieteon brigades, hus gone to Tou &e., that Lonstr wee. Rebel Accounts | from Vv ‘Yue Richmond Dispatch of the latest nows from Vicksburg, tie following. day fast, the 30th ult. :— (Telegram to Richmond Dispatch.) ksburg. inst, gives, as the Mt is to Fri- The Advertiser and Register has a despatch dated Vicks ‘burg, Oth inst,, which eaye the scouting partiva appeared this morning on the river bank opposite Vicksburg and ‘eurned four houses under the range of our batteries ‘They are supposed to be erecting \watteries opposite the towa. Thore aro no Bow movergents among the fleet. Kobel Accounts from Nennesse FIVE URANSPORTS DESTROYKD BY WHEELERS MARINES: Cuatrasooga, Tenn., Jan. 20, 2863. General Wheeler's cavairy attacked a fleet of twenty- five joderal transports on the Uwinberland river, and lewtroged five on last Friday. ‘Ene Leet was xccompanied by two gunboats. u coming down from Nashville on Saturday General Wheeler's cavalry destroyed a locomotive and tive cars at Lavarguo, aud captured the guard of fifty-two men. ‘Tho vigorous movements of our cavalry Lavo evidently * duneoucerted all the plans of Rosecrans. A Wholesome Oracr 1 by Goneral Loan, BUSA WHAUKERS, GUERILLAS, ROBBERS AND KEBEL BMISBARIES TO BE HANGEY. Se. Loum, Fob. 4, 180:% General Loan, commanding the central district of Mis- sourt, nus issued orders that ail bush whackers, guerillas, robbers, rebel recruiting offloors, emiseariex, assum ing to act under rebel authority, found in thot mili- tary district, shail be promptiy sxeonted by the firat com. missigned officer into whose hands they may be delivered, avd ail persons knowingly barLormg, or in any abet- ting or uiding such parties, shal! suffer like punishment, aud their houses be destroyed and ail the personal proper- ‘ty oa the premises seized and applied to (he tudemuitica- tiv of Union citizens, Any officer failing proniptly to execute this order will be couci martialied for disobedi- once of orders THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC. Hxapqu.nraan, Aamy or me Porowac, Fev. 5, 1s08. ‘The uow order of General Hooker, announcing that a Vimaited nomber of furloughs would he grontedt to oiticers ~aad privates of the army of the Potowac, commencing youtordas , has inspired the troops with « degree of en- thusiacva and courage which promises the favorable re- sults which promptod the movement. ‘The roads had deem muoh improved by the prevailing . winds doving the past forty-sight hours, and trananorta. tioe by waxong is Bow po diMculs matter, A sharp trost last might hardened the ground cousidera- ‘ ath jon Under Col. Wyna amto Wer. ’ loo—No Rebels to be Found, é&. Fusrvar Cover Horst, Fob. 8.1 Vast night a detachment from the Fitts and Piri Vir- xinia cavalry, under command of Col. Perey Wyndham, lott Ceptrovitie for Warrenton, via the main pike, reach jag that place at one o'clock A. M. Tho cavalry sornded the Warren Groce Hotel, but found it deserted. ‘They brought back eighty good muskets, In rome of the honses examined the beds were stil! a, tine rebel offi- «who had previously cecnpicd them having left in hot haste in some cases witches and overcont loft webind He surprised the town lust night, and while there sent wore strong jatrots to the Rappahaunovk, af Sulphur Springs wand Walerivo, ‘Thome jyatrois found bo enemy at eit Momo forty or fifty rifles, whic by brought vA, were destroyed ‘Teo object of the expedition was to captore a force of cavaley, said to be in or near the town, Major Hammond, of the Fifth New York cavalry, hay ing cocetvod information that rutlers were in the habit of Fendeyvousing near Herndon Station with contraband goods intended for the twalve man of Dis regiment? to inquire They caplored near Herndon Station \ Muox. Cour sutler’s touma loaded with morelsad dosing of ails, boots, phosplorvas, &ec.; also a rebel mall, forwy etebt thousand doliars in duo bills, and ix thousand & Treneiry wotes were alzo found upou bem. ‘The dri vere of he toaras claimed to ve in the cmpiny of o men in Washington who bas since beea arrestei, News from San Francisoo. San Faancasco, Feb. 1 4000 sack. of Whent, 1,600 6 oF quick (yer. ‘he with Messenger has heen charioret (or New York. Sates of 100 pipes of pure spirite at iWe,, thirty pipes ot 00 balle of ovkou aud 100 bblx, of of copper or 500 takes ana gegars recentiy detained at the Ourtom Rouse for andervaluation were appratred ot $75 KH) and Lepndtod. Sewrenson Urry, Mo., Ww the jovnt seasion to-day a few changes were made in Feb. 3, 1863. voting fer Seuator, but no result wae reacket. ‘Daliot stood —Brown, 00; Phelps, 41: Glover, suridge, 80, gemttoring, 6. ‘The New Jersey Legisiature and Kman- cipation. ‘Teaxtox, Feb. 5, 1509. Mr Kogit, Of Bergen county, intredace: in tho Horse to day @ joint rerolation opposing the propose t purebtse and emaacipation of the negro slaves in tho seule ol Mieourl, The preamble seth forth the fact (hat apeupeution has been nade to mpproprinte $10,000,009 tov tho ourpose, and resolves that whitle the State of New « ready at all timer to o " SOs stein ae Weghieut® tapas tk hy bee orsnvont, it be not willing to cause ite citizens’ to be caged (or the epesial benelit OF uke of the Statowot the joracy, nOF to pertnit the money of ite people. to be The last 29; Brook. tor objects wot contemplated by the conatite. i the State of New Jersey hereby gives notes that any debt contracted jn paraui of the appropriae dion af ald is wot binding in law Wor ty equity upon the State or ity eitizene, and will not b the light of an obligation The resolution was referred to the regatded by either ia Committee on Fed ral He lattous. Lancaster Municipal Etection. Laweacren, a, Pet, 3, 186%, George Sanderson , demo led Mayor of this city odey by «male This \ ® large oa HORSE jaiphur Springs and Water- | NEWS FROM WASHINGTON. Wasuunaron, Feb. 3, 1863. YM FRENCH INVASION OF MEXICO. ‘That Mr. Sumner has not the confidence of his party in the Senate, is eeen in the fact that he was not sustamed to-day by his party in bis objection to the consideration of Senator McDougall’s resolution concerning French cou- quests in Mexico, Hgd Mr. Sumner been a practical ‘statesman, he would acarcely have opposed a ventilation of the subject in the Senuto, after the declaration of Napolcon himself to General Forey. That France had uo interest ia this, that the United States should seize possession of all the Mexican gulf, dominate thence to tho Antilles as well as South America, and be the cole dispenser of the pro- ducts of the New World, ‘To-day,’ adds Napoleon, ‘our pledged military honor, tho exigency of our policy, the interest of our industry andj of our commerce, all make it % duty to march upon Mexico, and boldly plant thero our flag, to establish thore & monarchy,” &c. The resolutions and speech of Mr, MoDougall to-day wore with reference to the particulars of the policy of Napoleon, as boldly an- nounced by himwelf, Tus apprehensions of Mr. Sumner, that dicussion of the eabject tu the Senate lead to war, are not probably well founded. Mr, Mc! ougall’s speech wf an able exposition of the views, intentions and acts of the French Empe- ror, avd it had the attention of a large por- tion of the Senators, He adverted to the fact of our traditional pokey agalust Furepaan control upon this continent, and especially to acts of the French government in 1826, whereby it was laid down by that government that no French fleot should enter American waters without notifying our governmont of its object. Skips and colonies were the nover ending desire of the old Napoleon, and Napoleon ff. was acting upon the same policy. On account or his ambitions de- signe with reference to Mexico, France and Spain had already dotached themselves from the alliance against Mexico, which, under the un- derstanding, was intended simply to oue by & menace of forco recegnition of the claims of the citizens of the three Powers and 2 payment of them. Mr. McDougall showed that the claims of France against Moxteo are trumped up, and had ne le status or foundagion in right, Ho asserted that Franee had beon steadily forming strony positions throughout tho world by the strong arm power, and aga all right. Her crnet conrs in Cochin Chine Siam, Northera Africa, Italy, the Sandwich Islands, aud elsewhere wore instanced as this head. He attributed to Froneh intrigues the flilibnstering demonstrations a Sonora, and the domineering dispositions of Vigilance Comittee in Pranc whi largely composwd of French adventurers, who de- sired to put the Stato a prey at their foet. A great varioty of other points were advanced by Mr. MeDougal to show the ambitious and wajust policy of the French, which he considered rhould meot with the re- sistance of (ree governments, Perhaps the best indications of dangertin our foreign relations consiat in the fact that the estimates for naval Ancrease for the coming year are twenty-five millions of dollars, or a sum cynal to whut tuey baye been for in- crease for two years back. Though it is achnowledgea abroad that our presat ly onforces the blockade, it has been under- es of a foreign war uave enterod into the caloulations of our governinent, SRACOAST TREEGRATH. ‘The biil to lay a submarine telegraph cable (rom Fort McHenry to Galveston mot with unexpected opposition beeause it Is proposed to give the contract to an English company, who have offered to ‘lay it for two hundrod pour da gterling por mile. Mr, Wicklifie asked sarcsstt- cally whet that would omount to in green backs? aud the Mcinbers desired to kuow whether Americans could not do the work. Tho cable would be twenty ‘ive hundred miles loog, and it is the opinion of many that the worl of laying it would be lee likely to interrnption if done by Fnglishinen than if dono by Americans, THK BANKRURE ULL LALD ON THE SHRI. The Bankrupt bill was laid apen the table by « close vote to-day. Mr. Ward, of New York, the aathor of the Dill was absent at the time on account of indisposition, "Hn NAVY. Lieutenant Albert Kautz bas been ordered @ the West Gulf Blvekading squadron. Acting Avsietant Paymastors Heury M. Lauser and William D. Beccher, bave becn ordered to the Missiselppt squadron. ‘The Navy Department ofor a reward of fifty dottars for the arrest of acting Kosign Georye Mathes, of Portsmouth, N. H., deserter from the United States steamer Vanderbilt. THE FINANCIAL MEASURES. The Senate Finance Committes held a meeting to-day, but no definite action was taken beyond indicated iv the despatches Inst night, It is now regarded as # settled fact that the Rank bill will bo paseed, and the legal tender clause be stricken ont from the Pisance bill, APPOLNTMENTS CONFIKMED RY THB SENATE. The United States enate, in executive » m yestor day, confirmed a large bumber of eppolutments for aes. sors and collectors in several States, ander the Internat Revenne law. the was San ” THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS. Senate. Wastuacios, Feb. 3, 186: APPOINEMENY OF MIDSHLEMEN ation was received from the Secretary 0 the Navy in relation to the appointiment of midshipuien, explaining that it was done fn accordance with the cou struction of the act of Congress by the Attorney Gen APYLICAYION TOK A PRNEION. Mr. Strum, (rop.) of Mash. nee the widow of the Int@ Rev. Arthur theSixteenth Massach ston, NON OF MEMORIALS ANID PREEHIONS Mr. Haumis, (rep.) of N. ¥,. presented » memoria! from the inspectors in the Costow F eof New York relat: t atso a memorial from the i a/phor und the maunufretare 1 2 Mvditiea f the taritt fof about one the tor the Lihem apd aise a peticion in favor o THY RANK mn) of fit « New York vr iat present for a bankrityt Low CH 1 States Senator yours from the 41h 0 Hovew from t March Jobvson Y WITH GREAT MUTCAIN OF ALOU ME Noor, (rep.) of Wis., from tn Atuirs, reported o bill to carry treaty with Great Aritain of Auguet 9, 184 THe PORT OFVICE APVROPRIATION MILL, Mr. Contammn, (rep.) of Vt, M1 the Committee on F ance, reported back the Post Otllee Appropriation bill, bh passed. FUNrORInEAT Go Tan mud. vo Wide 4 MANA. coe weney The bill, heretofore “reported, t+ eefablicn national | currency, eccured by United Stats stock, wae postponed BCR OB, Roo® HOt COMMce. JTHR OF THE TREASURY AND SOLCTIOR OF fe WAK DePAWT MNT Mr. Progen oy, p.) of Me up the bill prowidt ing a Deputy m ter of the Treasury Nepartment. it waa amended Po as w provirie for an Ansistant instead of ® Deputy Register, at a » of $2,500: and alas to pro vide tor @ Selictor of the War $2,000, Paxsad STOPPINN THE PAY OF UNENPLOVED ARMY @FriOte Mr. Laxn, (rep.) Of Kaneas, introtnend w bill to provide Department, at a salary 4 | ment unfriendly to us F tempt of if emnen ap Se wert ck She machinations of AF. payment of the debts of Mexico, Rod cmtenvaen nced to joa France. Pree bey Powers saw that France had they withdrew with Teotest againot the Frouch pre: tl ‘onch pro- ceedings against this country, All ho asked was to be heard on (bis grave question. If he could prove that France was making an attack, not only on Mexico, but om all this government, he hoped the Senate would not tako counsel of its Jears and reiuse him a bearing. Mr. Sumner said he hoped that the Senate would dare to do everything that was right. He thought that i would give joy to the rebels to kuow that the Senate was dis- ‘cussing the subject of war with a foreign nation. ‘The resolutions wore taken up by the following vote -— Yeas.—Mesara, Arnold, Carksle, Collamer, Cowau, Fes senden, Foot, Grimes, jing, Harris, Henderson, iowe, Kennedy, Lane ot Ind., Lane of Kansas, Latham, MeDour gall, Mortiil, Nesmith, Pomeryy, Powell, Blea, Kich Sauiebury, Sherman, en Eyck, Turple,’ Wall, Wiley Wit of Mo. Nays.--Anthony, ike How th Davis, Dixon, Doolittle, Foxier, Harlan, Howir®, King, Sumuer, Wade, Wil? kinsop, Wilmot and Wilson of Mass—16, Mr. McDoveatn Aye to address the Senate at length. He coptended that the conduct of France was @ Violation of all interuational law, of treaties and of all as- Surances made to thix government. It was an attempt co establish Furopean mouarchy in Mexico, and to overthrow the whole commercial system of this government. He referred to @ letter from our Minister at London, of No- vember, 1801, in support of hie views, that the treaty ou- tered into at London bound the nigh contracting parties hot to attempt to acquire aay territory in Mexico, He commented at some tength on tbe ultimatum offered by France to Mexico, and deelared (hat it was a disgrace to apy civilized nation to make such an offer. He then quoted frou letters of Rari Cowley to Lord John Russell, and of Mr. Adaine, our Minister at London, to show that thoy all feared that the design of France was to establish au European monareby in Mexico, if not even still farther 6 and empire that designs were entertained on the inte) of the United States.” And be contended from all hfs evidenoe, the ulterior de, ; manifest. Franco pad no large min other nations, aud ho colonies fitted for settiomeat, #0 as to enriok the conteal State. Hence her policy had been, for a long series of years, to agyrandize herself by the Ee egsion of empire without regard to right or udcalled for attacks on Siam, Cochin Chin and other countries? Tse, why was Abd-el-Kkader drag god, ag were the ancient Hritish kings to Kome, to be ex- hibited to the gave of the oxaitie ot Parixt Yu the early history of California, large uumbers of the disorganized Guarde Mobile were scnt to California, and they came to attempt to seize the State of Sonora. "And such bat been » policy of Rr the days of Riebelion, The po vernmont ant y of France aad Fugiand were posed uw one success in erashing this rebellion, ber ase the success of rapablican institutions was always ngerous {6 movarchies. Avd If there was any govern- in this contest, it was France, anee needed a cotton country, She conld find it in Mox: 7 at very leyal. disioval men tut one to Sonora. and fittle amurupitfin was left in might seive snd held that State at any time within thirty days. He thought that the governmoat was bound to pay some atteurien to thix. There was no reas¢ should be af a conflict with France, or with Spain and Eughyd combined. ‘They in California w hensive of the designs of France, and he th from the course ant policy of Vrance, there wt for this apprehensiog, Tho Menroe doctrine in re ard 10 Joroign interiaconce Lad beon admitted by al! nations a The goveshment was bound Id maintain it av all hazards not withdraw her troops trom Mexico, Yen thousand trovps seut from this country to aid the Mexicans would drive the French army into the sea. If sound and trne, that i a “hi i = Fs neveesary to yo to war this govertiment world do it in rio Mathtain a great fundamental doctripe and main tain our honor. if anything could uow bid together this notion it would be a jnst and hoty war against o foreign foe. Ho believed tual many of these now fighting nigatnst ne wonkd tarn acd Join hands with ws ina eom mon cause against n common enemy. Mr. srvnex was wiiling to bring everything to the touchstone of the suppression of the rebellion, Flo would vote for nothing now to add todhe burdens of the govern: iment and give wid Lo the rebellion. ‘ibe adoption of these resolutions would invite war from @ great aad powerfud nation and give go much wid to the rebellion, hy bringing it a powerful ally, TT would ot attempt to follow the Sena. tor's argument, Ho would say nothing of France, whose frendaip he would do all ls preserve, and he could not follow the policy of the Senator, which would necesserliy bring upon us the bostitity of France. The Senators were, indeed, jactly sensitive at secing the return of Enropean empire on (his continent. But the racet effeetaal inean: of preventing this was by the suppression of this rely He moved to lny the resolutions on the table. REMCUTIE SRAFON. ulive session the Searte adjourned, House of hsnrcsentuives. Wasninuron, feb. 3, 186: THY, REPRESENTATIVES FROM TOUCUANA. Mr. Dawns, (:ep.) of Mage., froin’ the Committee on Elections, made 4 favorable report on the credentials of Mosars. Benjamin I. Flauders and SMichwel Hata, as Re- presentatives irom the irs and Second Copgresvional districts of Louisiana. Laid ever for future considers. tion. THE, BANRETT NIL. ONWEEA TIO. The House took up the Bankrupt bill, Several gemtte: men expressed s desire to addreae the House on the subject, and others wiched te olTor amendments. Mr. Koscon Conxtane, (vep.) of N. Y., who teportod the bill, aud who has ehanre of it, suid tte dete contd bot enter juto the vote, whielt must depend upon ite prig. ciple. Ilo therefore avked that it receive a square vote ‘and urged prompt actinn Mr. KeLvode, (rep.) of boy F okie to fable the bill. Agreed t--60 againat 43. -05 Wieas~<Momers, Aton of (lo, "gee of 1M Ancona, Bab- biti, Bailey, Pinyiow, Bluv of Vo,, Blake, Rrown of Va, Butiaton, © ‘Conisl aS Cravens. a Cristeld,'Urte'enden, ¢ wards, E. De Wes, Delano, jertul tally Handlags’ Hegrivor Hot. 1. Loomis, MeP hc hot, Menzies, Mitcheil, M Koburiou, Rotting of N. ‘thomns of Mars, Trimble. one sand, Wadsworh, Wali, W allaee, e ite ai Ind., Wiek- Rive yi Clark, Colin, Conway, o Dean! Thus, 4. DB. Po sends sale Granter, Purley, Hatyht, Nhoper, Jw Mans Ke a A night, Moret Pike, Pomeroy, f be ote MoT vito that the work should be sete iemetiage conte, and the work can be Mr. Oza, ia adswor to au inguiry Gorm Mr. Ward, of New York, said that it ne i Wat tary of War power to enter mito pp pee ar gon WHO Can Most expeditiously execute the waar Mr, Waxy preferret that some Amacom shouid nee take the work. He understood that tel could be made in the United Statra as good as could in land. The work should be open to competition. Mr. OLIN said (het if tue Hue had been im operation a prsent ago the governmeat would have saved four times cust. Mr. Wane moved to Iny the subject on the table. meses tov yeus 46, nays 68 ‘he bol he Peudl the question oa the of i louse Ay ee INTERESTING FROM KEY WEST. Arrival of the Fifty-fifth Massachusetts Regi- Ment at Key West. MOVEMENTS OF OUR VESSELS OF WAR, &e., &e ae The United Staies steam, transport Cumbria, Caplain Goorge Sumner, arrived at Fortress Monroe om the Lit inst., from Key West, wheace sho sailed on the 29th ult. By her wo have received somo interesting intelligeuce. Our Key Went Correspundientes Kv Weer, Jan. 26, 1863. Arrival of the Steamer Melvitte-—Arvival of the United States } t Steamer Ikendrit: Hudson—An Addition to Our Squad- von—-Arrival of the Steam Transport Continental, with the Fifty-$Gth Massachusetts Volun'ecrs—Departure of (he Pine Uniled Slates S'eamers Vioys and Sonoma—ihe Che Kebe! Schooner—Absui dity of the Mnistra- the Truth of the Affoir—Avrivals omd De- partures, dc. ‘the steamer Melville arrived in this barbor yesterday from New York, and Jeft again fast night for New Orleans: ‘Phe United States steamoc Hendrid Hudson arrived yes torday, last trom Hampton Roads. She will be attached to the Fastern chading squadron, and is to be commanded by Ac lunteer Liew of the United Staten bark Pursuit, the vere! from which, while lying in St. Jos Bay, Florida, an expedition was organized, under the command of Acting Muster Rloathan Lowi, ber executive officer, and acting Rusign Hlamlia, which sucveedod in capturimg the rebel stpaane Wlorida, that bat con the blockade at St. Andrews Bay. ‘This morning the United States steam transport Conty nental, Captain Marshman, having on board the Fifty- Gf regiment Massachosetts Volunteers, arrived tv Now York, briggiug datewte the Lith later than wo liad received, As she hauled to the wh. the community at large appeared mad to procure coy of the Mera.o, and on every side knots of men could bo seen surrounding the lucky onos, anxious to obtain a glance at reliable news. ‘Che Continental will take in lunndved tons of coal and proceed to Ni Orleags. TL United States steamer Sonoms sailed lust night on a cruise, cad the Tioga will leave this evening We of Ke ught the letter irom the Henatn's New Orleansvorrespondeat regarding the sink ing of a rebel sebooner off the Vlorida reals by the steamer Cho Kiang the best joke of the reason; but it sinks into ineignificance since a New York iltustraced papec of January 17 bas arrived. It has itlustrated the atinir in a siagalar manner. ‘The picture presents might, with the moon siiging through an opening in tho heavy clouds, with which tho hyavens ore in a great ea 13 FURMOKG men polor ia a2 black as the night ttself, Le 3 fri rebels haye abandoned their sinking craft, tuken to their boats in the hope of “ pris. Ung ie the work of a special artiet, und ix spohen of iy the paper ws Sthe first exploit of the Fouks expedition.” the truth of die matter ts simply this:—-It wae aboat ten elock wm the morniig when the transport steamer Che Klang detiberately ran down the Uiuted States Quarter. macier’s sehooner Nonparoil—whieh vessel it happened to be, instead of a rebel--when Love to off the jain ehip nel lending inte harbor of Key Weet, keping to ebtain a few late pancrs from tbe passing steamer: day wae bright and cleo, with @ warm sun shining, a moderate breeze wring, and the waters of the sos a pond,andof the bright green color ¥S are close in with the reel or wien on somnd- ing®. pt, Wilson, of the Nenpareit did not desert f vevse), bul sueceeded in runuing her ashore on the reel. Sho ba® since been gotteu off and repaired at an expense of twenty-six handred dollars. which amount the owners: Nok the Che Kiang wilh be obliged to pay. atthe point where the accident occurred, the city of Key West, Vort Tayior, and all the shipping in the herbor, could be veer All from the deck of any veal, and ere can ouly ray that the captain and all on Doard tie Che Kiang moet have been terribly seared if they Uioaght Lhe Now ja yeeso!. Several pilotboats wer dent ocearred, oak of whieb spuie (bh coltior How any special artist eon! uo sketon like the one I refer 4 to is wonderful, ‘the pubs to be @ rebel close by whem the acct. teamer utter the rive to the waeld lished account of the affair was amusing ta those who knew the (ruth; but thir pictore lus aosde it suprotanly ridiculous. « The transport steamer Shetucket has arrived from Ori She brings no later date’, and will cual before prooreding to New Yor! Kiv Wrer, Jan. 20, 1803 The Quarterinaster’s sloreshto I. J. Southard bag ar- rived Crom New Orlewix. She comes for stores; butgthe Wirard Ring will take oll that can be paged frou this port. Consequentiypshe will prover Ne The United States schooner Ariel, te tlagebip 82. fawrenee, hae arrived from the Miami river, bringing a belonging Wa man named Fletcher, who renide: on Miagat, ant whe s+ ected Of boing 1 coLnniiea tion with the rebele. ‘The, (rauport steamer Continental sated this moruing for New Orleens, ‘The United Ste now coating and will | r to the ADVERTISEXIEATS FOR THE COUYTRY. pee. ‘The Wasniy Hauaup, with tte ineroasing circelstion, us owe MoGeur, @ ualive of talon own of capital medium for advertisements designed to reach the mation of country danlare and, mengants, NOTICE TO PAPER ASUFAOTUREBS. ‘Twenty thousand Vaeieen abt quet! eer wanted. Size 32x46. Apply at the lixesto office. Official Drawi ic . onieinl Drawings of Marsey, Maay & Karvoan, Bxrka Olona 67 Feb 3, 1963. 21 34, 64, 14, 2,75, 66. NTOCET, CLAty 05 — } 15, 57, 24, 16, 5, 3 , 4, G1, 39 Chrowlats sent free of chit resting elther to EDDY @ © o7 Covington, Ky.,or St, Louls, Alo. OMicial Drawings of the Del pometal «“ aware Sta! Ditawann, Fxrma Or.sas 87—¥ebracy &, we. 43, 70, 53, 29, 5, 72, 62, 49, 56, 40, 6, LL, Disawaun’ Giana b8—-Pebruary 5, 1803.” 14, 30, 77, 25, 44, 27, 63, 75, 35, TA, 40, 47 Giroulars seat by addres! JOU 4. MORRIS & Wit >. ingtow, Delaware Onicial Drawin| ‘s of the Librar. 10° claion Compant vais Renkerke, es ‘ebruary 3, 1868. 33, 19, 14, ve ‘aS, 7 1, ie 76, 3, 36, Chass 68—Fobeusry Sw Al, 12, 44, 23, 1, 64, 31, 19, 5, Tl, LL, 39, For Circulars, Ao, addres FRANCE, Phas 4 00., Covington, Ky. Prizes Cashed tm, au Legutizea Lotte- Auformation give H BATES, Broker, N i purest, rou No |, N. Four Dramatic Performances to.iny at UM Sand 74% 0M. Miss Lavi ‘also on the platform in oh t ened, an main ball at “inter va Mothers! Mortnera! Are you Disturbed at night and broken of your rest bys lok ell) eufforing aud oryiog with ti Tf 90, Bo at ¢ ‘#8 Soothing Syrup. witerar lumedi tepend re ries de Visite tor at TAINS, $i, of er CorGands One dozen Cartes ‘de Vi inite, ot Lapa ig" Beltes of un 1 style, at STAGY'S Galley Way, beliveen Atalty Yourth aireeta, Vaughan Still Ahead—t sites, with splendid pooket @luxi, $1.60, All eolored be: tiully, & Bowery. The Wedding!—Miss Warren! Thumb! Now! Photograph hs MEAVE BROTHERS, 23 Browlway. MW ecods eac dezea, Ladics, Try Laird’s Bloom of Yoatn; he e¢ ced of itn valne for preserving and beautilying Use mond skin, All druggists 39 Browdw ay. Trae eennee & Co.—Radion! Care oney street. Astor House, | 0 oftics: of (he same name, A’ Lady or ati yo. L Baremy street, Hal: Dye, tae. , Jore’s Hair Dye, Preservatt Crist and Wig Depo, whole: ale retail, No.6 Astor Hou. The Dye applic by skilful avtiot és Wics, Toupees, Muir Dye, Mair Dyeing and Moidart or beautifying the hair, Wo AL RATCHE, Lok Cm at ond street His natural, duradle and beeustul. fold by'all drugglous, Removed.—The Office of Mrs, Winslow's oothiny uivent. Mis. Winslow's Dowenti i book-—can be had Keats by applying a above, No.1 Barclay street Semina' in mente Hongiton, Discovery Cur 4, obstinate Bruptiona o Disitine wbrcet, Now York city. al Ky Ww Bnd old Uloern, No, t Uni. day, January 24, Morkins, Jr. to Deis 1s sbery, Foun of Joln Al'ea, Esy., oF tis city. No phia papers please copy. Wiison—ti nee mhay nary 3, by tho Rev J.B. Wood, Jaen icons eben Giueyn ArvoLn—uidenly, On Tnerday afternoom Yebroary 3, Daxng. Pe Ausocn, aged 14 years. Notice of the toneral will be given G1 tomorrow's paper. Ancoex.—in Brooklyn, on Monday, Vobruary 2, Kowarn A. AL Usage, som of William V."and Prtdeien Babe ik, aged 2 years, 9 manths and 2b du. ‘Tue relatives and (riends of the faust | aro rospeetrully ited to attend the funeral, from No. 66 Prinee street on Thursday afternoon , at two e'elock Brown. —At Hizabeth,N.J.,om Therday, Racert. C. Drown, widow of Brittain M. yours. Tur relatives and frieu Vebraary %, row, aged of 2 ae respectfully invited to 26 of by + noun, at two O'cto mw Tuesday , Feb tate ot Dal 3, after a Ling clan, counly Cavan, The reiatiy sof the family ! air Dye 50c., Black or Brown, A’ by the | 3 ta attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'Glock, from her late reaidence, No. 0 Monroe etrect. Ki MuGviaa.—O0 Monday of, cenananaims Drumite, . the parish of Kinowly, county Fermanagh, irelund, aged 2) eure, Tho relatives and friends of the family, also his wrothee, Christopher, are invited to attend the tuueral, this (Woduesasy) afternoon, at two o'eioeis, frou lids tae residence, M0. Tavenue D, without further invitation O'Nwans. —On Toceday, February 3, Sakan Feaxoms O'Nuw., aged 17 yours. Her romaius will be taken from the residence of her brother in-law, Micheal O'Neill, 30 Market street, this (Wednesday) Jamon’ (Homan Catboile) ehareh. whore « whch masse will be eviebruted ft hiaif past ten o'clock, aud from thonce {ho (uineral wil | ai Wo Calvary Cemotery at two o'clock in the altor- m. Kay aow Sorpption, Fourth regimes t month aud 4 days. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are invited (o Ationd the famerai wiuout further notice Hie remstins will be take from: the residence of hie brother-in-law J. Kk. Phillips, 126th strect, between Third and Fourth ave- nues, to the Methodiat Mpiseopal church av Wort Params, thix (Wednesday )afternon, 6 two o'clock, whore the funeral gery ices pies take Rowmer.—On Monday, ‘pon Bel a) hor tate reat- poy smipe No, 32 Amity sirdet, Many Roamer, in the 88d your oO ‘The ‘Trienda and relatives of the furmily Are respectfully: invited to altend the funeral, fram st. Jobu's churoh, Youkors, this (Wednesday) morning, at eleven o'c\vek’ Train feaves Chambers at ten A.M. Carrtoge will bo in readiness at the depot. Rosk.—On Monday, February 2, at twelve o'clock noum, Cnants Goomeam, eldest son of ambrose nau Hlavabohts Koao, aged & years, 3 monthy aud 3 days. ‘The relatives aud (ricudsof the family are invited atcond the funeral, from the readence of parents, 187 Meadow street, Hoboken, N.J., this (Wednesday) after: fAoon, at onc ofclork, without further notice. Soiwan—On Monday, February 2, Carvanoe ML Heawan, widow of Frederick Schwab and daugutor of John Veo Durer, aged 36 years ‘The relatives and friends of the firuily Attend tho funeral, without further motion, frou Uhe rere 0 of hee brother in-law, No. 226 Madison atrovt, ‘tabs ednosday) afternoon. at one o’olock. 2VBNHON.—On Tuesday afternoon, February 3, Jax Scorn, wife of Petor Stevenson ‘The funeral witl take place ou Thursday afternoon, a molock, frota 0G West Twonty sixth strect, ‘ihe re. and friends of the family are respectfully ivy ited to attend, TLAN.——vf consumption, on Tuceday, Velruary, 3, Pe y Tour, aged 40 years. fives and friends are re At Harlem on Tuesday, February 3, of cot cant Wituaw 8, Ravaoxn, Company Ky York Volunteers, aged 33 years, 8 tnwvited to abe » ihursday afternoon, at two o'ehtle, frotn the residence of his uophew, Jas, W. Tully, No.6 New Bowery. Tuowrmen.--On Monday, Febreary &, Captain J oem ‘Thomrron, in the 40th your of The friends of the family are 4 pectrully invited to attend the funeral, fre the rexidenes of ™ Theor Yo No. 265 Seventh street, thiy day (Wednesday), at twolve o'clock, Warens.—On Tuesday, Kobraary 3, 1 we Tees, beloved von and only ehild of Jan 0 We tors, aged 2 yeara, & months and 24 aye. omainn will be interred in York Lay Cometery, om y afternoon, at one o'clock, from the res. tence a paronts, 191 West Twenty -2ixth pireet. John O'Grout Journal, Wick, perth of Scotland paper, please oupy. Pew eacort—Um Tuesday morning, February #, Lnocewm Eersan Weercorr, daughter ef Kobert Cocele Weetcott, aged 1 year months and 2% days ‘The frionds of Che family are respectfully invited ( me tond the fanoral, from 64 Kant day afternoon, at two o'clock. Yervone —On Taeeday, February %, wour, aod 22 yeark and 4 monthe Notice of the funeral will be given on Thuraday. Warry,—Suddenty, on Sunday morning, Povroary ty at his lato residence, No. 37 Kast Twenty seventi wtret, teoath elrcet, on Thaw: Tixoo Th Wore Gerona F. Wurnesr, in the 37th year of hie age. the midst of life we are tu death: Hiv remains wore conveyed to Rutland, Vermont tue tne torment, that being his mative place. Ue law loft o lange circle of friends and acquaiptancer: Lo moern his iors. SCELLANE HB, ARADBU RTS NEW PIANOTO! WATE ROOMS, 427 Broome street, coruer of Crosby, New York. ‘The subseribor having withdrawn hin interest, stock ema material from tbe late rm @! Lights & Bradbury, (white fan wo dissolved op the Mh of deanery) aud Navkng par ehused U Ire wtock of pina’ Cortes and pixaotorte rumtes. rat, Headey, 1 che meld pply the (icreascd didoxad for he tes, toying the wor wkiiful and experince rial owued by his brother, workmen, sand baving «lure sock of tha best and mos thurgumhay Heaaoned Tnaterial, he it now prepared to mecutaetare y tee of unequalled lone and duFAbI nom. nt of Slogmnt ineretinenta Low on hand wma Of Geonuy, one \dack WM. #. BWLADEU RY. Mone) Bien wilten enilrely eral Out or UurT and k Lie porvears #1 25 per gallon, Linhares by ror 0 MN AND McCOOL u of halieage ‘rom MATCHED 4 of the’ Plo vs. Hound; front ‘glad, Rplewid Mul botw ote Wager, Lat Me aiobracr, a ee WILKEKS BPTRIT. 1ORNE, WUNIONE, INVERTED NALS BNL toauner Honertic Hudson vs rapesget 7 . ted to attend the f tvom bis ? Laagenie nt: op tage he | a8 Charles street, on Thnrstiy aiternoon, e reconsiterstion of the | uuderaldud that the Covcusy, On Tuesday, February %, Maw IRBOTT ' ate mine hg be bs mer’ 1} a WOVOK Ke MAUERK, 1D Chambers TH AVPOLETN , from the 6 On motion 6 i bf} 19 City Rall plice, this (Weduer HOSTWIOK HAS Riemo ona expedite the er he we ‘way, coruer of ond the appoiatment of an | to be believed in this cose cop tha oe The resolutiows rep rom the € mn Ko. |, Toe# argo | a ved risa very | Tuk WY THE OF “, at reign Affairs, dociacntos maritime rights, we t ares oe igh nc et _ mbes sunt ove ada Mew Yor il the thied Monday in Febroary — " ae ae “ -_—- THe WAeMis rm MLANY j being very Met, Sock ' ” te LELAND NARMYINID peteeed the bel to ao the W m ler teioes wap, enabling we whe £4, oly danrh THB AVAMS SX FILlbs® COMPANY aan y yy Revi ve “ ‘ 1 aged 1 you ‘ E over het ” on A | tue tue Virginie is a pertort ou i aporn whatever, except the d try the | OA 8 OWLING GREEN and NABIVTHLE wnat od from the Com Notie neral in wemerrow'« pAbar a goods, 5 iy eters. tiug the jr tere wae sn Monday weuary 2 A r Te TS a year 4 J south, vel ADAMS’ KRPMERY COMPANY, Now Yors om ot and th: . THREE ORBATEAT AVUS Rotkon and fr ue Cammy ave 4 nae 2 «tanks wind Om tens enugnt on Thureiny oad o%, ef al aia 1 - “ Mu ROWSE ov oi ie evens - ‘ wrther mmm f “ y reeds for ais and Buenos Ayres papers y ' exoriiant eo i bee us On Toseday mornir bruary §, Sonne ia i” whe: Rasp on } see oe 1 tn he 14 rit FINTULA, STRICTURE, STON IN TIE ~ pectfully " wane of Mutmery 10 the i wikia similar yiow. Col, | Ws eat is, | phin Oden Fil Baty a Ney [Orty years, wth was en | wert peomotion. file chyewct * ext, Donnie Ho. . * uo ie " te Aud Met th } excyiaune ar army wi ve Biv { iupids, Michigan compare: v oF fur No blow f frien New " nel Defere preoneding | om Tirets plone! Ape hat the nt shoukd have | ¢ w York 4 fiat tothe Sid; but they are | Mave At Cw liamiiton, on Tueeday, Jannary 20, lee tv be “e Liew, Congress | wihout in tra 4 steamer Nbetueket | Mr. Two « at tS nian Une Hanared ana Thirty) | way Pecogmized the privet pescargee i «ime } The bilb we ted sinst 70 | repalets pl tet States steamer Bendritt } eral will take place fren Wie bw Hudaat will rail probariy to “ie ee Dewe mut seby eee, tain (Wed i | be lux boom ou weet. wad 1mm loving cn oF the mart that for stopping ‘the pay of snemployed military oificars ieatfon orter the uk Aor: ti tedty, evnsed Referred 1 the Comrnittee on Military Affair w be forever open and fires 1 aay for e'tiaens ot | &Y he bey boul ae he THK FRENCH INVANON OF vO the Nitedt steten, aubect only t tole as may ve | * od to he ( i. méeed to take up the | nevewery Ww Keep the cane! in repair ane pay for itn | Key Weer, dom, ae ‘ bi Fa er Cheer enre | maneeert, oe ee Tg | The wted as beow t a benvy gale sioes twelve Mr. Scawat objected to the consideration of the resolv. {#2040 SHA ais percent hone, the interest payable semi. | ° tant might from the northward, aed the tions at the’ present time, oF to the opanlag of a discus | ana vally, rodeompole in ie ern, 10 be relmnburecd | very cee! far Ubene falwuden. thin, | thiak, the I sion @n the relations of this government with Mexien and | a, prereieion olsen Leite de for the enla eather We have had thie winte jodral dei France in the prosent Condition of public ‘hnetne: thonht there was a6 time for a disenerion which, at t 14 t Ee objected to the discussion ‘in this country with pb shitions meant nothin. ie Moxico, thing. ‘i they meant anything they weant war, and no d rather thene me OMe common war: but{ war with @ great and adventuring nation; and hy no consent of bie should a direusmion arian whieh conla only give aid to the robeilion, Mr. MePoce sre thought that Joct should be brought tit was tte that thiy pnt. the attention of the en yn thought Fra was stroady waking war, having doe ‘ a + ne Offered ail she could ask for, lad boon advaneing into | try Comins j rived Mexico with the design of conquering the te | ir. Uh sevotonded that aiter the ¢ ‘73 thought thar it wae th ign to | must yo Comin iaee of the Whois on . r take possession of Merten them to | tne Union j by extend ber conquests forther, eed going through J Me. tin # monic treed bo by ney i ’ lover Cultsor and tii ‘ ¥ ” 4 collimation wiih | Mr. Oiiw, (rom ow wt | a yee on Texas And bbe more | audborizing the t 1 ) Wisipp) river. ot an fevwi vine r buropean tet always ar wn gr of Fortress Mon enton, tore wm, f Town Bicction at Hingh«mton their possessions jn the Bast and ( ains. Port Royas. Ferue dey Wore n Hieeamsmron, » * Bation of the earth was a great prize (or Dranches fron the Last ' rel a the world; and this movements y a continuation of | of the military line as Une mplitary “ the chart Lom noi the polley of France vince Une days Wichetien, The | quieecaie nary War Wy eutor Test, wae clmen Prevident of 1 “er Tatom news from France stated that th ‘ition waa | each respon Sas may give ty. Three Ue ree dein expressly wnt vogress of th tod Staten | prarmpt aud fx etudulion of the work, “ i ion wed *t ‘ € 1m congnering Mexico: and x France invaded | Me. Oust on etter 9 be tend from the Xeure | estos public upon Our birders aml on vcr weakest sie. ot Wor, h he pays the distine is 2.400 naatins! & highhanded outrage, aod alwaid ees the condomnntion | miler: thes bye be Kang cnr 8 fone Medea’ Ap viene, Se on pb stab Of every ono. He referred to the intriguing tiwlon of | dertake the contrac sarang ot inh C Anmonte to Spain and France, «ith ite proposition toes | ment ot two hundred pounds Kiering % } i : tablish & monarchy in Meare elated that tai a var liwents OF the on bk ‘ee r as ‘ in Mes ued thi arr eorgrmiaent pearcys { « Youre wee wh thy mere of Li ernyed ve + eG. Crane Che Heel and Ovtares lakes, tbe governaneat W nyproprie uhh cin ime Donde , (opp ) 06 Ind., palwed rhe anor ttou that as | F their ainch brit wr hare had me diencter day mw , gli bork wert, ot mn » vesnel baving snk morning, wh ten o clos, | nd tetroit (Mienigen i, Trowen family wre ate a), Crore hig bate rem noned atroet, Wie Wednerd oy) afternoon ot tel loos yn, on ay February 2 Jou» Jaratly aad thew rivet ace A the eh your of bie uy 2. avr ave Vet Jack io) 1 haw rs Twas "wa piper wonew a ms iLones, Wa son wee Heiss wot We reqite annther ieee, the popstariry of Rik aaly cures Thome Rowpeetia SV Ra, cot cover