The Sun (New York) Newspaper, January 14, 1862, Page 2

THE NEW YORK SUN. tenance of the President and others prominont the Upper Potomye, Gen, Barnelde will do hie M. Summer also apoke in fave of Mr. Lane's FROM FORTRESS MONKOK. fie from the waintnn, the alle hopping amt aed we ir eur ral Sheemee neat, bon } ‘ 1 in the government. A Central Body bas al- 2,1) v} ‘Gen. or Whee so San Chet aay, atterapres 1 jain by deeds, not words, bis inaction ‘he Heuate went into Executive Session, and gub+ og ‘tren from the eb: " find b The Twenty-cighth Mamachusetts regim( —— | renty boon formed, holding ite meetings once a | McClellan will furce the rata from their holew at | wequently adjourned, . Gon. Burnside’s Expedition Pat- | thru: the ics. She soo wrnvied, Tie. | Wiliam Monteith, arrived here yesterday TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 14, 1862. week, and the preliminary atops have toon | Manatee Cp Three palais ot cnet, ae a ting ont to fuer, as! hey were forced to leave her, after’ kind | steamer Conneetiout, and wore transferred rm eo ood a . o Smaquatis of Secretary Cameron, | '8K00 towant forming a thorough organization | Tart ut iequrate ind to yi You more wa (Po) fig tne Commins on, Ware ee Hag gnome a Teg eo cutter, un | tim, Govern Iland, ‘The numberof the the others in order to get the fire well started, and | and men is nine hundred and fifty, all with hia eter spies ds stp Fortress Monroe, Jan. 12; via Baltimore, Jan 1 | an abe cronsed the Ureakers eight rebels made shelt | ception of Celie ori, ‘They wore ploced ts ™ awen ny fi the Cor —The enemy raised » new flag-stall aud flag yeater- | appearance an ada brisk fire upon the bout, a A Ir Le Ce eee en wee day cu Bewall's Pout, 0 in seen very couspicusiss | witch wan returned by all the boats, None ofour ment | at West Cambridge on the 17th of October, an ing that he be itted te | ly above the trees, were injured. Commander Baxter states that it | been constantly under drill since, The men ConsmRRanie sensation was caused im | throughout this city and rtate, movements. The details of the grand plan of this Washington, yesterday, by the resignation of | ne Espesuree of Swindiing In the War | pha high wernt fit maliee atreney: Becretary Camanon, and the appointment of Department. The men and supplies are now, (or the Aret time, pee, Bowrs M. Sraxtox, Attorney General under | Our readers will cot need to wonder at | |erly realy Tie delay eatied mainly Vy * red a Representative frm thé Fourth Gun, The poapiding is tonting rapidly wud is expected | wes designed next morning to blow the schooner | medium height, wearly all are mechanics, Lape ' used imbecile fouailn in and ontt of the depart. , ro - to nail for Port Royal via Hatteras this evening. up co . Captal nafid * ,4 Boomanan's Administration, to the vacancy. | changes in the Cabinet, when «xposures such | inenta and by thier contractors and material "biry Clacpioia, wen Gueliton'e ttie tee Cexnyny Ty tive Noval Brigade, with CoWare | 12 Me mtearmer amen ‘Alger, won within “hare | evidence of stalwart Irish muscley well dav ‘Th is understoc! that Mr, CAMERON goes out as | as mest the eyo today in reference to war con- eR Ta I eno Mtl [| out to support the Constitution of the United Btates, | (rer aad Lieut. ‘Tilotson, came over from Cam) ing distance, but the tide was too low to allow the | by exercise, The future disposition of the " Mr. Hh iman (Ky ) fromm the Select tee on | Hamilton thie afternoon, snd went on beard the | fi h were sent forthat purpose to enter ot known, For ‘i Minister to St. Petersburg. tracts, aro made before Congroe, We invite | jive deranged the the whole campaign, | eaeriment cunteacte repreted reoletne ohio pouty Huinelback and Bouthfeldy to man the the attempt was ‘abandoned, "On | etna na tae ee ee b the Secretary claims to have had | for them the earnest attention of our people, | which inv perfect tat wnocum ivcertain. Ala | Sere nd plod, oaling om the Becretary. ct War to | suhs ‘Iie alve are port of General Burnside's ex- 7 ir boats were greeted with tre sony Ghat ollaars Ui io we Lame ‘ ; ' move, uuntiinely made, might have hararde forth Ure House ube nat authority ‘and iy | Pelion yells hom the retale Ua tee lates, and an cers expedition, buh were the appeintment of Mr. Srawrox, a particulat | who have so freely contributed their mon and | oii.’ ‘The tmpendting mate ia clowe at hand. | Lob Gare eee, She oe san barnes BF he rebels on the island, and al Dany xpedi another charge of musketry, But no damage | orders from Governor Andrew, who claimed su fend personal friend, as his successor, and al- | means to carry on the war, but who find their | limited nornber ed moves, ‘Tae lowe inilitery purposes in Utab, were sold, with a states Most of the veasela comprising Gen, Burnside's | Was sustained. He reports ih conclusion, that or there oF An’ : t] Jurisdiction, It i that may Jo Presidential favor 2 | ieee here or there, the defeat of one or another d the property, it com and value, and the | expedition let very quietly at intervale during Laat | the schooner wae still burning on the morning of | 4 ono Nei a -hahiargc a mark of voted Peat alsorbed by party aie and coms | Vita of the army, ean affect oF realived ruin the sale, whet petites if onge | Hicht, ‘The others ich during the forencun ¢ day, | Sue 86th ult, nnd there it no Modit tut wat she aud | Irieh Brigade, bus they will te a lucrative foreign appointment, , tractors, and faiing to benefit the troops for | mit. T co pinetions «n ofthe wale, and if auy aupplien were de. | including a large fleet of schooners which has been | ber cargo are hopelessly ruined. ‘8 part of the command of General ida, meant from office is understood to be 4 signal | whom it was intended. President Lrxconn | ipomible Dvd lil sey by whose direction, and that the Becrétery | ere for some time, The “New York" aid not | The House Committee of Ways and M are lorta Louie | Considering the expediency of recommmendi Monteith, of New York, is Colonel, Mch this after. | tesue of Treasury notes amiller ti fives, Th Moore, of Boston, Lieut.-Colouel, 1 intent ian great demand bh is of the denomina- There was some trouble on the Island - py of the orders for that purpose. leave Ul) 11 celock today, aud the trai ie War ban Tarued Up. » that the Beoretary intorm the House hy | riana and New Brunswick are #till , urder whose ad- A little man has turned up in New Hamp. | 8! «authority, 1,400 troops have been organized re nnd Proof that the conservative stand taken by the | will be unanimous'y sustained in removing What President in regard to slavery, is not to be de | every offcer, civil or mililat t nH Col aft nine ade of the iT <p © tlen parted from, and alto that nothing shall excuse | ministration peculations have arisen, shire, who in eaid to be the amallest ore living, | Nic urruit ad to Ven terns ot ai pa ge a dla Unite Bt 1 at Teneriffe, | last volunteer regiment quartered there, favoritian to political partisans, at the oxpense — wt and whom Bars: » is aftor, as also other emall- | thet territory, nud whether it is the intention of the letter from our apectal corres icide at that place a few weeks «ince, J {8 said, by a muspicion ou the part of the Ca hohner LnbsHen eee ap dlrdtbeeemedbedl| | ar Acie bfabiyd Wethe croakers, | *howinen, Thor dwarfs aro Generals, | Y's pirartinentt daily ihe putchan of sem, npany ing the expedition: alae remeneetitg (arn ce on en are eutetee oe ee which are so carefully covered up, has proceed- PORTRARY 00 tie Pivpeece + | usually, but this ore comes out as “Commo | & % 7 daobe eahinnnep to Bteniner New Brunswick, Gen. McClellan aa unfavorable, but | eh¢ darters of the married soldier, — Btri A from the motives that led to the resignation | #4 the benevo'ent anticipations of the neces: | ior. and the follwing dosctiption of him ig | Ti, Merse renuned the consiterotion of the Preset AN Hog brag DD continues daily to improver’ and | orders have Leen given that the volunteers ahi @f Gen. Scorr. Both have stood inthe way of | Sonieta, tho amount of want and distress in this | Fs the rounc ban rlia nts page rte ta te Houaey fron the Gots Sra al poe ey ie ameue Where ered. ue ane rier | S@iuded from the quarters of the regular Sov lowe i rages mittee of the While oh the mate of the Union, ¢ wouncing te you the departure of the ary Seward, it fo mn calle ; eficieat men, an! now that both ate removed, | city seems to be Bo greater this winter, if Bot | aig wronlient dwar bn tie world iaumdutaedly | the vl opprcy MW pedition from Harpton Roals, (Fortress | for by the Benate Comtuitte on ey Nepend PEreccey ota ene selcnyied Grey 88 See fend Gen. MoCua: tax ie backed by an active | i@ fact less than usual, While thousands in wm tae Nore, of M. N. 1, He woe Mr. Dawes. the Government Contract Cort ittes, tit will not give you the impres lar salaries states the anniial amount to be | belonging to the Island are now required mident. “Tt had expedition could not be got noch or Monday tort Avodown on Saturday th 1d “be explanation of his former remarks, that the en th Hy wre now Rach wi to tear bette 1¢ heaged leave t the facts touching the manu lic expenditures, One of (00, The Secretary gives information of passes wigned by the Colonel before they c changes which hav made in the | & ide leh mprnsation of Oscwule, fror Na walarie,, | Cote city. Strangers are not allowed to lan aud eulogizes the salary #y . the Island se they are ou official business, for the Government than the “ The frigate on the atockw at the Brooklyn | peaceful Ireland, avd in the manufaoturing dise | jjr! Aprils tsth bw tricts in England, are suffering for tho neces | Nerv. He 1 ti) | then 1 suries of life, cases of extreme dostitution are | thrifty and hight town, Special attent * fod leet cpinionated comdjator, we may hope for Mare thorough ‘pil progress in the prow cation of the w very fir - comparatively rare among us, What tho war piciny Commodore, “He in note ¢ for furnishing twent, wo y Lard wit ber iL i ton i Oar, but iy alae toleral 4 t od thin ¢ nd wailing ¥ oO ill be named Lackawanna, Who's Afraid of the Nigaer ¢ has destroyed in one direction it has created in | ee teets Wt nits Wovoeaay tee TENT eee bar ate thee fi : dhbvoraecharal tacchoigne The schooners Racer aud 8, P, Willlarasy Trem greatest cause of the trouble which hes | another, and now fields of indastry have oponed.| tyriing, cially driving the term, bav H their wenta. t a wd it bp Reet the afemoon om shore had prhich ret down to the long dock for thelr stores and prov’ Brown out of the Negro gq nin pest years | to tho labor turned from its ordinary employs | (nite «justin for boron, 1 | bee bella ft HR eee ae era circle si tines | lita Alam who kere & Gowen Ot Demke Weta || | RRMONAMON CD ieSeTASY . which, ince the tramway wan laid from t acd the greatest obstacle tan immediate and | mone, SHEA Gt FRINGES. THtiReATITEY bees Lay dollar w shors have alrenty | carrying then to and ny the fleet, The ‘Oes aba Piece Rata ital house, can be put on board with great factlity, fuel wrieeent of it, ie the kid-glove way in Operatives are comparatively better off than | formet ana an te ead out f ar Said fs hE enlin, ae Px, be ak ee le: INDORANE hal tetavote ne pn deormed ‘The chartered schooner Hawkins baw aatled t 1 1 in xtatare ind ret votre mn ew Hgatly y Mmoaphere. he display of lg reetitars i a Rus veyal with stores which it is and bas been treated. — Ins any claes, and the Lard times ssom inost to affect | {i satire : pal Hoes there tne been vote of evens | tC hipptig the weighing of anchors the rushing | seteste We a tently Power, the President ioe otto ding i carries a nul ia we ek ina ’ : ‘4 Aedes , ve cents, Th were ii ree regis | t tt { he escape pipes of the steamers xh Hat ‘ wt og Minister to J Of nechanioewho were selected from the emp'oy bedding sop and discussing it morehante and tradeemen whose business is out- a Lao See Ree rete a Truman rake | Loom bo Hepat oad ts gna ocala ote seneen 18 rt cf Bt. Peters Wor he hes entire | the Navy Yard, chang sad like mee, we have Jet up 19 | gide of any connection with army supplios, i ka fed, Wt required ty re thes mnt touders formed m xcene that contrasted | coafdence, whe can a rly represent The U, #, nloop ofewar. all eet cf dast bol ¢ Had we ltée accdatomed -¢ i000 Se iatrnet worturea t iment ty well with the quiet rep nature, and. stirred WH atid wid one oH Gen, Camere Peseihddepreih Jobn Adams, lew ; Many families accustomed to paying #1, ae Blond on ‘ Sc ec ha too Ane cat ly never at the yar Ching, after « cruise of three 9 jweations uf theday | and #1 200 rent ate now occupying upper rooms wren for the if the ro kets Were Mred frou the direction of Sewn la Her crew will be paid off and discharged, andi 14 dave ser | at ¢ nd the number endeavoring to tossen | dedttic Inve Nive rest PN eee aan ierk, aiulitie slecaek Tia wot officers detached, a at $200, and the or endeavor deed the tittle Neva “ Rar Peat after boat leit, gid ost Rilontly out toe 4 a aa P as this one about | oxnenace by taking boarders has eo much in- “ay , ‘i it 4 (4 this district now pr 1a the went About bt the w A fresh : Of a sloopeof-w ch called the Me eo waveat of the hol Sposa i ‘ tah tt ©. tin al rie Golackhn, ‘ end the aailiig n t fevhela, will be laid att iladelphin N- out of the hol | croqecd that the retular boarding-houses have ti wore Bin e Golgtha. Lue | Selle, Thin mor getting under thls weeks. The new sldowhiel aaaisie We usonce in awhile, | teoniafected by lors of custom and the decline EMAAR ib aaa ad Te at reaelie Ie were found to be | way. All will pr Beka Badge tanking rapid progres ‘ fated ot) visages soiled by the dirt elie nub cra ee nee ee Sante the th | ix most favorably a aking rapid progress, an extra number of in prices, " a WoHare apiece, & ine were blind, spavined, | to take edvantaye ing been put to work on hers The at With which we sought ¢ - New Publicatio Highoned, sad aMited with every Pian | Tcanuot tel 5c i Buchanan's Lattanywhich waa sent from hereto Philadel ¢ sirilitiaanit foste . 1 witch horseflee s heir te, These four hundred letter, Dimay ib " a ies Wek Gar ieaatkans GR ce vey the American corrospondent of the ac nud elght eon contin Govertiinen Hirst | Orin Unit Kaew Phe enidin hs Inimense private bunigews te, werve thie 8 f% Weeks oxy there being to room at the Bi "iy agate be London Ties, and the Koglich journala gem ae thouend two hundred ma, mn, ten thonisend | night net all our quéd mines tne quandary y Tis appoint ja papules, aa a § Wyn Be 1. hasbeen wtripped ta the wi foech oer pocket we wot table : ier iollurk more to get then t iaville, They were | were mura, at nny rate that Gen, Burnaide wo noeted be ts « man of «tering integrity, | ede, wnhing ix very rotten. erel 6 beon 0 erost detractors in by es the b ? ‘ wi polithen) af wee sot A cancer of a common boil hurt pes b * tho leluys which lave attended | Webave before r i rehewed te: Philade A belonged to G ip the rebels w * Yankee trick.” hope he wil, | it ype po es The regniar troops on Governor's Island wi the sea bilities of ¢ y Pais it nos every on heat history ef th M - fe wnostan henea, salad) et ‘ounsellon in | Pald off today hy Pa: er, Col, Stewart, our military movements, and it is worth while, 3 , ef ae ; * . ee ot 3 umber has fine ntee! skets at tw ‘ er in hia het 1 States steam transpe 1 Q! ‘way an ut pleasant to deal @ith Vat therefore, to contrast them with some of their ree has f r 5 1 , | ie cone a. tied tt) Ths Cairo Expeditioa, Ete, parcat Casino i Res 1 4 : * sac a ba Withe Q — ould dare drive in vo Mansfield and Mi Dowel! f f e can in ext cone thghoth her berth, foot « Dat, Weak prysean ‘woes @ beast We | own, England, with the advantase of a lari i TIRHE AAR REAT GD RUtibngs. f(s Ge Varcees Aalcactheniae cl cern Lome! fare ae rhe River, where she will discharge her cargo of cull enough we must got such | ois ding army; a war departmurt of centuries } jihad ie ' fanaa oe Vere WHSd: voting eet Chicage. Jan V3.—A special dispatch to the | and equip rest arte ‘The United States steam transports Baltic, © ¥ sod not into the system, if we ; ‘ : : 1 ich Ml te Yok ¥ RIC NR, rot Cairo, states that two uy umn ' an © mtinent i Dr id fe and health acd may we not | &f ¢*berlence: It eo quantities of ordnance A tract advecating ‘iroct emancipation an tie J tt tots ie Lope kyon marie t ed inte’ Kentucky tomorrow, All the ine testa toeea ac ba, Empire © ty ond Marion, sailed yesterday m woe = agerhart Til Leccon fram | ttores and munitions of war, bajente wagons, | r'icht plan om which to ceuduct ths war ere crivtrache boy Lee Huliared wid peventec ive civ ats ere Tine Venn iat wat pure T yy ie Preddont. Th fell ii x Pit Hoy even at thi ¥ learn ao useful lesson from * o eae anil Entel nd Nearly tw las anaured fr + bes ty th: forred to the sppropriate committer, The U. 8. Quartermaster awarded camp appurtenances, &e., Ke, all prepared, whale Aap 933 ee Ghee ihe teenies mare cia thie way here fron Bt, Laibsy ud w tay be acted Neeiieine lita i contract for the auy Pe ss should bave place a foree of one hundred Vrom the Wee Tedien. ing ont of 4, there w ized in New | Stone WUight oF tartortw reongha | THE vietnige tt the Cabinet createt 1 for fuel, to Fort Pich $ Miele ic | thousand men tipon the soil of the Crimes, in | My the arrivel of tho Lucy Darling, from | Vo 9 con iuterern bof ake U',,, Ppne re teaneta takes rh hy pian eid Jeo ts vine On ewtth onty days | Nassau, N. P., which port sho left Jan, 4, ¥0 re phecect in the froma ni that plice derives tte 1 ‘ , cIT CW: what are the clamors of tanation=Abolitic pals et eee Labatt EE ra dl nar alee obec} Re Me Y A ilnouseice gos male towarly@ Junhus | vente Expected by the Preaident—What Y NEWS, gel waa after the Russian wa pclared. ; . from Port duller gesterday. ‘They wet three | MeClelan aaye—Kxcltement in the Capi: nine yTiNa ov THD W ane choseen to call t That what wore the facta? On the 21th Hee | ‘The British steamer Gladiator was at Nassau, ea iayund. RIVAUS mite od drove inthe rebel | tag, a FN ae ne ta teen asin Nocraey of If we open the door an ti That, the advance regimenta of the | Waiting to sail for a southern port, HH. It. M. ets, At the same time the gunboats Bo wex nnd ity oF New York 92d annual meeti slave what do rou wa! Leheawal {ageeb iy sah igeobe es ship Conqueror, of 101 suns, atrock on a sunke st wentdown the river taward Golumt fweks thin Society waa held at the United States Hotel Bn oe | Hitish army left London, Not until seven | on the east wide of Rum Key, 1 aed Mi AMe tine the memnger te, heavy fring wea | Tewe MI evelogs ah Whiel IntrgiRPd tun lore Waid (3 : nthe lator, on the 4h September, 1851, had last hoard froma tho rock had pierced five , ; alsitsen, Hay ate apo © F Capt, Chas, Hl. Marshall, who has beld the office Fights and privilege : whi m the njoy? Do] ii, combined fleet collected together’at Varn, foot through her bottom, ti. aM steam. | that 1 i Wt hn ie ox Adhates te Raatacky gentete ni . Preident for neatly fourteen years wna the pi as sro “ 4 4 and was ready to descend upon Russian torritos | The achocner Thereun Cs of T iladelphia, | An rey What t tire w = = dala who naw hh ¢ i and the Jowph Tinkbam Te hd ais mr ry, On the ith September a landing was | Smith, from Philadel; for HAVEO) Wert | et acer t eee ean ee ree 1 THe ROUe of Homphrey Marshali’s et by lurmot y olaractert # reply would be a simple one—an putting ashore its | ashore on Petcho Cay, on the night of Doe. 4 tthe ft the proceedings, From the reports made on - ‘i i «fected, the Erench army putting ashore its 7 Present tine «© written, the Forces, eo one *€ tight to the air we bres force in about ono quarter of the time required and er i. total so part cf the car fo of ont Nh be cleter mine th ss rces, ni anlotiy it apy that from the distracted the righ f ourselves in such was ‘ . ; ay. | Merchandise being saved in a camaged cimdi- | rest ¢ peer es fthe Soviety has not flourished as Wo ito ablemgive us simply. space and room on | for the Jelarkation of the English, The | tion, She was oight yours old, built at Cape ; Joobitats ob ite rtaer times, ‘The receipte for 1861 were from 4 eens. W Pha he sinke ie French troops landed with their tents, and ethor | May x: J. 178 tone, and owned by the ap {Ie 0 ator 4 the ekeak on bond as Pop be tabier t ° he Fight to ata soba onde tain and others cf Philadelphia Lownd “Mumphr eye Ah ae Mallet Qhe right to govern of hold office, but only ty | Caltps all in good order; the Engliah left 1" fancan Granptas, of De hae thet ibof ine Seceen OES Ds, $74; tot » while the dishurseren se for ourselves to the annoyance of no on» | thelr tents on board vessels until the following | fullowing items i e i" : we + leaving ® balance due the treasury euch little thinking and reasoning power as we | OY) 4rd in conseq » cf the inclemoncy of On tho Lith inst, the American brig Union ay appointed: Major | 9" E apprectits (ue res] Sif | $946 50. These disbursements were chiefly for e ne hs power a the weathor, rst many mon by expoture, Oa , State, G. W. Fox, master, of Baltimors, struck J jai . ninoit elected IT. C. Bure | Which re Moh he, and you may be. wu ‘ enefit of the widows of decensed sea captains, Hy the 19th September, 1454, occurred tho battle of | 07% kunken rock, about eight miles S.8 K. of m Beumdors to the Bebel Gous | HK—H shall’ not Aube Fill Tam ready. No} were paid out im sunk of $70, $90 aud $90,a0co Doub! How is such an appeal to Le anawered? Not headed Shot Caya, and sunk in about toe the peop'e he wi FC the grade of the recipient, Ala. Five wocks of delay now occarred, | thre ; h ho ight fat, 0 ry uot only : ail mut ait Daddasinn all. aves free; and davotine ta! J ours in eight fathoms water, Care naTER, Wik wells vendtid 14 Gale eit ; digo sleet yee ped Pores i oe GaOhe and it was not until the 25th Oct. that the al- | total loss. Part of material, with clothin 1 dct Tolle tows. Galllebiiey, eon 1 ii on y Lys ved to make still sreater heed.esal y orb ‘inex lied forces had ponotrated lena than aixty five | “ved. ‘The captain and crew arrived hore on Ith, to the DeMocRaT, maya that on the Thy there a Niglare 4 [eens Madu t the ing easly in any other way to an oxtromo, il icaRS d red at Balakl Monday fn the wreckiog schooner Ocean Mon- | , Woswekiimnish betwoen s party of the td Virgi Wry. e society th a election the very opposite of our former ways and habits, | MUCK In Uistance, and appeared al jakiava, areb A Troe hat the cortracs J Crvtry, winder Col, Bowlem (te A a port Cabinet with | the usual officers for the e ry with Sah es nds eanwee O50 Cae to bimesll, If Aftor the capture of this magnificent port, to Capt. Gilson, of the bark Hyperion, of Now | was i Foon, Interior 1 following result: esident, whall, which could be shipped direct every article | York, makes the following Statement relative M nel “ Vice President, J. M, Presid COU SUPP HYy a Jed and one wolnded, Bet clo ed hina Humphrey Marshall addres . alvining the euder of the wh men refistdy syiug that they preferr Safed see pramech, ewn'ls A38 carefully over the means for granting as remember that,whether evil or good, slavery vapor euee tics in intitude 87. de i for the comfort of the sollier, all England | doje 05 ation Epa the oe ee rang with the gross mistakes, blandors, and | Gay, steoring south by west, a bark in sight Thos, Dunham; Bee Tinkhamy Ts marer, Jas, Coplane +D. Lord. The ety is still acting under the original charter, grant 1 Vitis more probable that i he g wi “ nthe Benel is the growth of aiges and cannot be rooted up in crucl delays to which the British army was sub- hveltid #0 hen cient Here eyp ey ods tey paver At Intorent ta felt herein the during the reigh of King George the Third, At of a si dating / 3 'y after noo! yo bark tacked and hea a Whole risoners and they have been kind the business part of the meetin cone aday. Let us remembor that, rebellious as | J9cted, and during the inclomency of a Russiau | toward me; at 11. M, she was about half « | this. Trew t ry and nine al oavaley’ pur Wiariaed in some fostancess . They have caf acchety ropaleyd fo the dlningchall of the hota perhspe the majority of our misled brethren of winter more lives were lost from these causes | milo off. She was painted cream color, with a | 'rariucs tall interest o specting | vertuke them, and take Prestonbung | yaid off and are, the mont of themy on their ay I perience he : lof the hotel, prdapme asia fed ekeret Bs than have yet resulted from our entire cams | narrow red. stripe around Nor, Mad'a targe | tlosieners being wt tlate a hown, fom the 101, Kms paherahelnalc ty lat phi the South are, very large numbers of them are | is, Mure than one year now elapsed before | ce, with two heavy guns, eno on each raruerce A rssivaticn ENGAGEMENT AT BAYH, VA. Re eled ar pepo cApheeteallomndrrmamaar raat; a4 loyal to the Union as the bert among i eee ain ett en eave miaciny | AbATE the Fore rigging ol Khir phbesswtreg poeta) torah Her guans anid speeclen were the order of the ove we rights which we are bouad to re- | the final concentrated attack on ussian | run to leeward, and sot the stars and stripos at incon wiih pate and HERG DORGERT EO he Re wookl eo cnn the th the company separate, Edifea Napa re of thal cront, | f0ttifications at Sebastopol, provious to which | the gafPond. ‘At 43; 1’. M., she luffed to and chy Stink the eredis of JACKSON FORCED TO RETIRE, mAh ‘Raut: Gonntnitt UNTHNRA' CHILDREN.<A meeting waa hel paaglld senders ras as We harg, | the Eorlish troops sufferol at Inkorman, and | tired Loth «uns, the lve one atiotted, aa we could ft.) orn eat hal ii 49 ow in os nnt i Bah Neale Apr pisrinegtient : Legh seer ty and signal than any we have yot | She was in pursuit at sundown, and gaining y st 1 i eretitors the It of June next the put a of volunteers, we must fulfil our pledges, We cannot do evil ¥ 2 i b 1, & 8 i heen ot Vt Funds.” Me place ata distance five hundred million . sow ie angels Finally, upon the Sth Septem: | Next morning sho was not in sight ; supposed | \,,"% erat Goncetue hee via Feo atcha ‘ Sautretux oR Tin GoveRNwrst.—By a oll se aot pe ber, 1455, the British troops aided to occupy | She bad cone atter a vessel we passed during the | | fivanetsl affa 4 shut w majority isbelieved to be in favor | St@phic order from the Secretary of the Treamu smay be atime when, as a means of sup- the Malakol? tower, ha Beahuh lund oan. night, as she must have gone close to her, tponement ef the bill} smallpox ikon the increase here Le saltpetre brought to this port by the st Prossing rebellion, the Executive of the Nation | 1) 1 the waltion Mslean edt thi site r [* There is nosloubt, from the description, that |! slag trae aaree fc LAR Lt nei Pp eh AGY fle Mangas yee po ver | Borussia, for which there ix no claimant, is to Sikes by oF Sithont the Blrectiin DF Comaress 1 os ai British had sufored a dofeat in | (2 Yestel in pursuit was the sumter,—Ep } uleation of the ‘Trewury Department, tn con asthe Occoqian and t taken on account of the Government, after belt will be compelled srr the, public safety to do- Barna tract rther a print eo Treas | An attack was THE LATEST NEWS, | "iin stot ox meninraspmoraine | Seerishis dese x expedition on the Lower Potomac, earefully appraised, ‘There are two thousand al that portion of the attack which had fallen to Clare free all slaves inthe Southern states, hel ad by one vol foundation for the rumors, Quine TP fifteen bags in all. The steamer ammonia al ‘That is one of the weapons in the hands of th sill . $150,000 for thi the former ft the Kame time executing brought five hundred and sixteen cases, and Fascutive to be wicliel an he thinks wise sur | We do not seo that this brief rotrospect, which propriatie it be applied in Neue ore teil vane oe Te A Rebellious Ex-Senator, thousand and twenty-six lage of enltpetrey wet just, We may neither compel nor restrain ita | &Xtends over a period of neatly two years, re- Interesting from Congress, MUS CALA OX Gan, Jackson's force in corr St Louis, Jan, 18th—The Bi ‘AN learns | will be taken ou account of the Goverment in from several sonrces, hat Exe canapy with Mow yun the rebel authorities is in Price's veals any exploits from the Li ianey of which use, We bold him responsible to us, not for same manner, avery, but for the rebellion, As good and | te English aro entitled to take other nations to Mr. Lane and his Genoralship very eM Wiss) Preparations for a Movement, | t's tery this tw Lretenr,—Rev, W. IL, Milburn lectures ti true ana law-abiding citizens of the best and tatk. We do see that, compared with their ef- _-——o- 4 rans nenenty Fe ry teaibed ape panel lie, llc sure Vee evening, at Irving Hall, coruer Irving Place ta, i vious ine: ™M AY D h INE. Po new contract, while the old one was unsat 4 ‘ th atreet, tres government in the world, we must not | ft and Wal provions readinos, our Ameri: | IMPORTANT DEBATE IN TET ON Pe et ee ie males nant ee racetve f_ Cineinnatt Jan, 19.—Thie morning's Ganeren | wheeling, 1thi—Advicen from Cumberland toe J Meera make the rebellion an excuse for ourselves | °&" troop@ S¥e been no laggards, and had they ey Pepipeipepsy VENT IS SWINDERD, | S2*20% and having already received $200,000, ant at the ¢ prernoy coulved tlsptchon from Y night state that our army is eutrenching at Pate fa fron eS pocade arte ; ad h drill and preparations, the: , ) GOV ERNMES ‘ DLBD. at Vashingte » Friday night, informing him that in'é Creek, Stiles the other side of Cumbere | this city during the week was 3%0, of whic committing a wrong, and if the freedom of the | Pose Prep » they ¥ ‘alae Dawes inoved «similar prov sin Western p jand on the rai the next ad, ‘The rebels are at Blooiweryy | were adults and 219 were children, ‘The dent woul ore this have swept from the Potomac to sik Alatnpie dealt Ma Anal slaves wore resorted to as a mililary necessit . XXX¥ ‘ONGRESS,—Se: apprepr hating $1000), some 16 yailes distant, from amall-pox were Lut 13, This is # dec the loyal owners should be afterwards eeapnk the Gulf of Mexico, And they will yet do it, : ee ee aaa Pie Houeks aey wo Sm0hd frome tespretresbregd eet reedarerd pe So UM SA ee Nahin a a tres Ha Hor aap oltea brie esl eh in loss time than the Britis conquered at the Sven g ’ OF the F cirmate of cavalry could. be thrown igio Virginie is PLLA rite nee aprenvaltie wast lid 4 sated. ‘ Crimea bbe i Hae wperullng the FD Tieeday Nijghity | Ind that more thai half of (Kiese, ‘The State Treasuryship Imbroglto, from thoes of the corresponding week last veer, If wo wish an en put to the system of r= — one t the ay western | Which had’ arohing orders, would be out | Albany, Jan, U,—State Trewmrer Lewis thit [| Tun “Mankens" at the Custom-House, elghty-o tlavery, we have open the same means which The Defe of New York In 1700, reotx, while J of the st rH Ss ny night, SRN GS ke ad apers Tin number, were dischargel on Saturday, the was open to the Southern states for a redtess of In the year 1700, a Comgnissioner appointed (an " Neary Ooninitte lon exists, excep ding such partas f mlay lnetructins were received, nie keepers hi er doing their work, ‘The marki their grievances, whatever they wore, und we | to examine into the defences of the harbor of oanileba fansen of Waste H or Gallitary prurpomes, f bowevers have instructions id themselves in Were employed to Kamp upon each box oF must confine ourselves to those means, aud no | New York, gave it as his opinion that the city Hanlinges to march Of boported goods the name of a Other, We must seck # revision of tho Constie | could be adequately defended with batteries on Lope net: Ai apa thm AuSr LEe ercmnittae: Sn Ie Hinstats ot omnis From Waabii Boston, Jan, 13-—T SITIES [htbesteey ach pr dinartiahden yer tution of the United States by a convention of | the opposite sides of the Narrows, each fur- Psy iran the Jodi } ¥-Cormatttves PF tnnuien w Marshal La ak Instied an ore —! with the Maine elf au A the Bay St ating octecvec. ly the change 14 Up! 7 5 ; ; oes . O PeMolition. te expel Jesse D, Wright, | der pr Senator or Rep resentative tron ce mente, sailed at 7 o'clock this morning for a year, all the states in the manner provided by the | nished with thirty guns, carrying from eij:htoon ; re not stitching, nud that tie rem J) visiting the jah ets Aliouruals Ai SCHOONER DESTROYED | youre. es kw Yeux Hoarrrany Werkty Revort 70 Jam Constitution itself, To attempt it by any other | to twenty-four pound balls; a battery on Schut- Hcg aii : — BY A FEDERAL VESSEL. ——— aie Ary 10, 1862,—Remaining on Jan, % 254; admit means is to put ourselves in the wrong before | ter's Island, twelve or thirteen miles from New [ ¢ yite. boo. mie NEW VORK LEGISLATURE —Sei hreaspera es eure ion ? Fire in Tor Ht to Jun. 10, B4; discharged, cured or relleved, 41 the world, and to debase our country and our- | York ; a block-house and fort of tilly guns at | prov Lirect tevat per beat AMA COMLYSG AA AE 4 SCHOONER FROM NASSAU CAPTURED, |) Toronto, 1th The ean tinct pecerday | died ining at date, 263, Males 234; selves in our own eyes, Sanily Hock, anda battery of twelve or thir- | }\) |)! ar Wate J several petitions from Supervisurs from varbots os moriings : males, 316 ; aoe ee wana; Roos. teen guns at the narrowest part of Hellgate, | t!: wo the ir ution, FInit the stele msautne the NOsGUAT ‘LAR Interesting: Retails, Gal Buena in wetacee oe eno Bae se ee ° von, Ae tat * 7 ; willl ‘i 1 ‘ ferences eG : a phans' Fund of the Fir vartment is to be give The departure of this expedition to sea, as | All this DEAS G08hs Wis Cosa miner cormplae J in New Yorks & have eee susementin | THE HEALTIC OF GEN, MeCLELLAN, | Syracise, Jan, 18.—Colonel Mulligan arrive | ier Tg Nibto's Baloon on the 20th Inst next Mondn announced by our special correspondent has | cently says ‘I am persuaded an enomy will } Mo toe (Res te may aon as hel aay rote) hernias, frou Buc The demands of this charity are more than wsuall baiiled the shrewdest perceptions of the rebels, Lia bizatole a petals times before he | oor the Asylum for RESIGNATION OF BEC, CAMERON, = Sitizens, He was escorted to his lodings | YWeasing tis winter aud deserve attention, had counted upon its departure from the rivers | This bit of historical reminiscence best pre- tae in ita on fs ved ta the a Edward M, Stanton bis Succeser, thirerantigs Pohee report, for 18BT, 16; 1898, 122, 1550; 109; 196 or waters of the Chesapeake, and now that i¢ | #ente the chan,o that has been going oa in n tonest i Ai Br ate -— : aS 150], Tora boldly steams out to soa, tho wildest coujec- | te naval armament of ths worl! during the blag rye mat oft ter the Taspect Washington. Jan. 19.—The following: Albany Hog Market. peat tures are current. Some insist that Norfolic is | Pat sixty earn, Now, in place of 159 Mr, 8 rte t Pp the Monae thie Henates ng ondition asian ha i tat it Lente 3 Alger Athans, Jan 18,—10,000,drenwed bo arrived a Inquests, Ac a) to be attacked in the rear; others are sanguine | cAfying their “18 to 21 Ibs." a fow husdred mr ieee ‘ ee of the ie i " oe [at Hinge ey 4) of the southern coast ¢ Toston, and New York, Buyers offer 4c, for the best Srppen Dratit.— in Bylvester Clark, that a new lodgment is to be made in North | Y#rds, we require a thousand huge eolum! Lads K aed ip the reactut ankle Y i Yisg Siar Wavasi, light, Bales—s.406, at $413 for good lots, the Smith Es Beli ig lying ih nies Ly ; ' = t Vy th . , Chtyd, 4 t Koval, 1, 1S6 wate ann By. very muldenly nday night. Carolina. Every ome conjectures much, but | 4 Filled cannon, each able to carry a hundred } War le tnhaes, 4 . rere ‘ have sliebanoe boa ‘Iwas n hative of Connecticut, 47 yearn ¢ knows little or nothing. We anticipate its | Pounds or 60 of over a distance of several miles ") tract ote th - that on the #4th ulto,, the Ger DRIAL. BHPORTR MONDAY, M oranet Nauiere Lele ae ar upon tg destination, and could mention tho point aimed | #! even with these, we sball mot feel altoeth- | Myo. welts pies te, : Arcombly. Voliniees GANS CARO caeen Tika edly and a verdict of Death fron a rupture o at, but prudence dictates a longer reserve of the | &F ire against the attack of iron clad War- ¢ ity the War Department 4 wae wll tis ; vient eta 1 Nawany New Prosi alet for the Prote f Manuf I i jors shot-proof batteri ch a tote the Depart aed orangery at Nor ne miles tothe y Water Declared Unconstitutic = nf information. iste) nee Leak i ote eries, which a tint |! bn fy the Deparinon Sie (SNM) mint ra ardlaf the entrance te Geargetow ‘ pile This whe an appeal rther News, see Third Pi — class po Englant ; M j the fees of constableain | Lhave also the honor to report that on the 3 the District Courts. « A New Party ‘ i ‘ ; 4 $$$ —_—— The ‘ Saliba ‘ ‘ Ir ' rv the 1 wer th cet time, the Auguste, Commonder Parrott, captured | Mullin had violated t =— 4 o “5 Mr. A. J.T, Deanne, poet and author, of The New Vorker, i alishectustiae Aitrdereshyerhall be i PH the weliconer Eshaust elle, of Nasty aden with stte | Leycistavure ot Mare! ing eam arrested Lyoxs' Maonetio Ixszor Powpam, native American antecedents, has Leon for | This excellent weekly is some six yours oll AAT het t Tea ee ee eee att Ae i Cedet || Bull lana Light, ihe lied & clearasicn for tine | SMS Ehoes nstue and tlooe. Of Oration were nts ve some time engaged with a few others in ag at. [but ina recent allusion to it we mate it an en 5 t t sf ul ney Li whens Aret sou sean aban tp for Bull's aes se HAR omy Deore oe err Jeatis te Rate and M neither Kepublican or |emocratic, possessing | hands of Mr, Marriuxys, its present pablishor, « vt ' t testant Mr W the the City of British reyistry bears dite Nov, 4thy 1861. | in default of paysoent of which, Mullins svt serie 1 Parke Mow, and $24 Baoadway the virtues of both and tho vices of neither, | abut four and a hall’ years, Heath Motion azrood.t ‘ REE Sr AS nee cere Ae cd ces adie edd 2 TE UT ptrg Here ea et egy YB ca Banny's Tricorienous The movement has been made very quietly thus | ye appre ‘Advance ef the Army, ; Ui ace Aa ee Nee ralasl 48 is fides statew t Mt k Sutherland in This d mm maret it h d cheapest Neuve ne, far, afew prominent men of various politcal he Auatilary Expeditions. Rie Moar AG Halt BRS A NS eae nein lverdiaement. It provide 2 ay OF Lise: PAu ¥ - ie an who bys mab mF by all D antecedents having been called togetlier by pris | ‘The following letter, received yesterday 1 a 1 to resousider the f Mat avy. ui tie notice fan the tine C4 the aMixing in abore, doin the. cova wate Raed, Dees Sra vate circular in a series of moetings at the | morning, b f maimomt atti te , is - M ea to By ering to cut her off, finding sl insts aro drawn oF 1 ant ' i, by one of our prominent citizens, fere- j en \ = thw “ \ raon who [ Colors, he firrd a abot scram her bows whieh not | eps y his keep ‘ - F ES. Cooper Tustitute, ‘hese meetings have not | shadows the various movements to whi gti i ne 4) it thereinaiter pupclnse parreal trom Driv sone war fred thither Yi War expt bottles Hing the ‘ GENERAL NOTIONS, eon af thin t the Bi ‘i Met € o he i dome damage, a which more #i0t8 | or disposing of them to stre ‘ r —— : h phe arial thougd, after | journal baa frequently alluded:— 1 ut 1 7 me . Mr.t lee, for the re ¢ writ, “ a Hei btu Te Ug ple: at annie fe yb tity t hint ye Other innocent pers Notice.The undersigned much sharp ciscussion, a platform was at Wasinnorow, J ry 1? , “T - a uch toy bie re ee uarbadteth appr the chase she was run aground; after which, two | son te the penalty ot th 1 i i “ eee ee Ti sd to ' i nie ‘ re obaerve r * alupthe | phe Judge say w wasapparently made J, WATERBURY, e a Ah a meating Bell on BAAY | sohelta paved al the dae i 1 Uren | seats? a pene Hy terest “awards si a Tee Tee Maney on acer Canmore Llamas Ane miner” waver lectern, witht the | jut orld W. ALLEN, . w | Thsesigd i Hefore the present mont " the Pi wu aah tee Pre shavionit Liourned, xter dinpate oral boats te her, for the pure | slightest regand te the rights of others or the pris The baris of the new party is a support of | tl pie puss: Goneral Ha M fan os se gee ARES ot naladuing e Alanon and states that | ciple of oo nanen ta sth ny the law i soon ue | ape. WwW peaerinl Nevvine Remote i y irwny ve hind fi h © ture, ete. by te buckets the whoe complement of | tional, and for that reason all the proceedinic Ie 10 CURE DRUNK the National Administration and the mainton: { ®t i one itd a eee Bly seeebiveasigten teiespea iy Line ‘itcurtine such’ on nmucenaihy. hotties | ewucct Mulling, betora tho Justive, are null and | yy TO CURE ance of the Union, “‘first, last ant always.” | jal i can Aha 3 Mt pa sume calrepiolts alc. we jyrought tka requlaitlous id un th A A HEC rene 69 Div Among its principles aro the forfviture for |!" N mm Oras t MCiAN cll SAL AM. eT Pa rgeery ent. ye eee and apriukling all ver the Vurnltg ts te » | pomaltor she second and every subwequent offen the erime of treason of all property recognized | Tune, Seat hea ays pee waa subdued, By this time Messns, Olark and Cafe ~ — , Hemieey capture Nashville, 1 Weir, Thon itwis uot signed by Mr: J the correspondence Letwoen the Bote ane was mulled My bls } aor, Sar Ae SE . 7 ndent of the St. 5 by the Constitution, and the employment of the with thy Union Taeoes 4a 9 rant nat pad direction Is it was a veal by Mr, Weir, who sippowed he and Gen Baw fy ha reward to the latter's nalitary } fn. wi! io ban bees Watt be urna Bad we 7 Ur a peatied by '§ sorresnanss ‘express to the Ds, Wa. F, Mescen’e, 934 Bros Mh Newark, Toye! fugitives from the South against the com- | Rosecrans and en ee aay fects Amare ALAR rte iLich iietecid ao anoepuaned ob. rw ‘ell in under arrest, charged with obtains [| ber out. Another boat Migs Som ig? from | tel states runs from Southern Milinois, by way ‘Those Powders may be given, unknown to the a 4 the berie, ianiee Sore in towing ber out of the creck, when a fire was opened upon thea with ris Virginia, and do their shure in harmony with the general plan, Generals Banka and Btone will move in conjunction with (ae rest fro e-in-the Rock, and various towns if | drinker, im oiler, tea, or Uquor, warranted harms Doetaweatern Kentucky. Veo an rey ir walling itera, gal Rarig the part of Mr, Lane, for he sent immediately after ,000 by forvedd or altered drafts and. checks sent word to Gen, Scott and the Bee, of War that he oll wad recently a nagmaber of the Giraud Jury wvuly net uovept of the Brigadion Generslehip, fur Budlods county, mon enemy, It assumes the name ot the “Repub- cam Democracy,” and claims to have the coun.