The Sun (New York) Newspaper, February 5, 1862, Page 2

the local banks, producing | the Conte of A Pate Hk, deck cargo overboard. Whe was st Acapelen o& 1d tron ad tors coat chery , From i EVENING. . | the beach, getting caulleed. tecture was vender clause, es neamembery Cane, aoe ae ssathor af Chan. Pariuive Bicr, | _ Copia wuebie or to vend Ouamn manner Oev | Seeeael conmiiee Font a | AL sage be, oh es sic Me Hen Ae re ek ee eae | nscy hd all his o@kcore under arrow ot Asopulon, poy Me. Wye gave noaion if he owt i | of Member Int 87, long 7% Spparentiy | Law whic hen -ed not be done in 19 feet, Be ree ee ‘by action on coinage Yeah iCnar tins! LATEST NEWS | “iat atu gate | Bal Niagahr, Glow. | Pista, \ Would it be anfair,” ently Ave sieerens, hrc Gon b Oo. Had very far BY TEBRORAPH TO THE WEW YORK BUN. | Qornmrct wi See Fi; ¢ aTRmaEy as Ge raat | rneen Satan Lor tt) 4 Teale this fugitive from Morthers esptors and Ly ty loamy cereal the renotetions Yastrasting bent nt | {tilt Be S8, Te ae oush prumtangns an hey OeLale FROM WASHINGTON. Seite tron clad boats were tinder fire wh dnd Harris to vote for tbe expulsion of | Ga ait lamella |e rh as ponreaert es oy ern caret | so | ern Hoag Roses there! ine, and be treet th earls ne hunt | ‘The Case of Senator Bright, haar fry bt rotted : aie barks teem: | A Lome Rothe | near om oon severed handsome plent ws previously reported | or ag he han induced, them, to trent pogrom ? Ht would alter the whole traitor aud onght to be ex: pe} met to | reworks wore ot of amr dpm 4 See qeemabip Ost of ota ate Ae | im, whee isomer Aime eM. we OUR CAU6E IN EUROPE. waight thot and Low argued in fawir @ | consider the Trent affair, his whe. | macninca’ ine hours wore om towers midaigh blog fan | Re are lan soe tere bor rearing foe int Teanel bad been ‘ofthe original reaoltions, to stand this } Poin and at twelve ofclodte oaapeene Pou kom Pin rhte | Uneere ecarnme arms tsk wr | naasow ov wow wonmman, | “ar Sovarat IA LS To | fe ret ee es nite ey ome fees Bibles rile crndttonon ths | uelen ful meswern ro Oe eindicdued tue hense of money and 6 the Ahem adopted by yeas Bit pare % et, | _. Tere Moet Rev. he ore anna a on ton 148 Wy Whe mur fing by bringing you here—now we sal! do FROM FORFRESS MONROE, Mr, Morrill said Yeus.— Monnrs, Abbot, Angels Belle?) Bell, lat, | ace York, 1d bn aah Jin ro el Oe in ja 87 87.8, loo . pay J 1 have done to Lundreds, by offeriag bone. were ichardaon, R having been born heed enlivening and beww 3 pis ove pathalladaontad you @ the ‘aplein of the ‘Twscarore: oF to Mr, and were like soews in Truman ond Young—4t, bet meen | the fence, as mpectators of the ——— YORE SUN. Kane 1" All Quiet at Hatteras. sever intended to go ut of mi for thewn | OATS oer Bey, Genes Prats Ganon | the tio ite village of one SMgnom in New York la not apt to be in quantities THE NEW YORK SUN. er Oe eee eee eemary of the Revy tas | Mit follow | 4 font Rev. J em tut Uke mont tan wy hh « Finton: stent to rend: ible any SS SuERAY MOUKINO YES. 6 1008 ppplardlomng DUFERESTING Proce CONGRESS | coer Greece cams wae | Re Fae ammeter | Saget ms AT | ing snging vey miner we ne ong of WESDAY MORNING, FEB. 5, cor ‘ datas the pasage of the bift. . ut Jems D. Bright, Benator of the United Suxtes | the pa Id Fathar | it to eugrent consejuent thaw and conse WED! ARRIVAL OF THS NORTHERN LIGHT. Y AL HUNTER ve, LAW. Zhe gaee of Mr. Bright us ae we i a hat Jones D. Bright, Beats ‘ought to Le removed Seow wdvcation ith ia ol slushy—just enough to vex bneeaationl and to prclinige ENER. . jenate onaghaa. Certetian Ragland tn our Favor, £550,000 tn Treasure—Lem of the —— Grerl sot'or cdkcnre, and (a this eonnecton herenee | FORMAL Tre last steamer brought letters from the | smoair0 set dn ovbuet vida oa Pumsiet, YA There is one portion of the Raglish peop if Columbus, THE 1RON WAR SHIPS Bilin | WM Sie tape of be Binats of feaneeme. Beets | ww wurony tarninion w abe elland peak | Bon, to. the logation bere, in- | the hoes of the to srboee views have not been saficiatly cna raronee fiero the tates ree, MG casei | gabon tad evry sh " sored by the Ai prose in catineting vey | The steamship Northern Light, Capt. Tiakle | THE TREASURY NOTR QUESTION. | trem ties of Hritiah action towards tre vesting Lord Lyons with the Order of the Bath, | year the great sage aloighs had scarce a chance wo toonstrained by the b Lf he owed to his ‘To close part of Partition street, Brooklyn, is of ‘the aunty, to vote for the ex, Banator. To incorporate the Brooklyn Loan Imp~ veraent Mr. Pixon tC r Company. By Mr. Bradiey—To regulate the male of hay and vielen: New York and Brooklyn, by airing Federation ee yan contend a Jelter =n Dare | aaron bunie hing to be marked wrth ie ela ‘Wasule wat the lewior of thean in the treanounble Sabon — | bale of tute Noy Vibe mented wit the From ; He (Dixong did not agree that the Senator fro Aut? an compensatin cf Captaina ot the Port Warhingtony Med. 4.—Tha House some time ago | He (Dixong did nun suite whet a Jidigo Uy te dee | Barloor Masters in the of New York ne re~ aaa wt the Pana oes ary of War to inform them | paying. If the gentleman waa judge) N By Mr. —-- To continue the corporatio wishes no sdministration can venture to dis FEY Ceca ya Maatee Goaieasin tis tes | See es th Gils wielaity wore tt eos | purge reer than by his bots, then be wwomed to be | 5 2Y ya Tomitute and amend ita charter, = Coe eS Lona ge she | soe Ratlroad poses grt recon America, bringing hel A ibe ba aa mponse haa been transmitted, | in favor of the rebel Suall the Senate retai tute omen of the com- | rived in this port from Centri vided with armas, A response hi I. ‘more sober and intelligent portion munity, its voice is powerf hal toy: ly enone in bia deat a BF tful loyalty, mere! ; ity, i all ful in Eaglish | confirmation of the low of the steamer Columbus ‘portion of the 40h New ¥ ere fora | (eee x 7; x hy from Aspinwall, arrived at this port yeater~ have told Bow ee et American | day toring. Below we givo a renume of her wows ‘aan bet we bave beard little of tho senti- | Fon the Pveitic bagels sittiiy ments of that religions public in England whose Correspondence of the Sun, od prompt settlement | cave the dust of the stables where they hand Py Beck tary Seward of the fact, | ren of the Italian School, under the charge of the Lord Lyons remarked that the honor and cvm | Cnildren’s Aid Society, took place Inet evening sf limant should have been his instead, as he folt | tie ttouse of Indust Jy Five Pointe, in (he pee’ that the settlement s# mad arnt Be T cence of a large number of ladiew and gentlemen, aoe nists aren Wily replied: “Oh,-as, | stoong whom were a number of wealthy Itallane pe Totdsbip, I baee ekg Gores oy cross, ‘Ltis | Por many years was felt the need of some SPEECH OF MI. KUMNER, thonght i H that you should woar yours, ment in behalfef that class of Italiana that crowd fh edios, The Asso was occupied this forenoon in | high time Ae An : alled Punta de Rem for the reason that there were | that the poy Pa fe my Gonaeties of the Whole. MILITARY NI NEWS. the Five ee Kand bart ng ben Are ae effairs, and what it desires is in reality a better | and her cargo on a reef calle 4 time without theun, ie were willing to receive, | 00, should Vi a aes oneiniog nd the genorel fire (ngur ace la le glected of all the clasiea o py indeed, bmneectcthen)nterertan dink. died eth wal [ent catalina teu total 3008 “phe hed on board | tose t2 the + a a a of Aumrian rifles bad | gidet yee fame enicuiteed to ‘aid and comfort | ay nate, was ordered to» ble sheets | The Columbus isa total los, Bhi ioeh thet oane then a ha L ogg tung tthe ravings of « hundred such purchasal or th wots 3 A . iment bad been armed | to the rebels and he ebould be compelled to rian 1 other bills, of local interest omy, were been received, and the reg for hia expttleion, 8 pen. Mr. Day Wirna renoniAretot of the Chamber of Commerce | gemator from Indiana had only attended three ondon Tons, bout 1260 packages merchandise for Northern Sal- * ice tanic Aen crplirerta baht war and Guaterpals, valued at about tate a 4 4 " almost entirely English goods snd insured, Seve It is gratifying, therefore, to find evidences ral as they lived by themselves, many knew no more ’ ns Cann Bu : "Oh alte ete baad 6. Oey OE J stout the country, ster « read jence of two or three weld gy laggy hn Carlisle | yearn, than wuea they firm landed on om Barracks, Pa , on Monday, in charge of @ non-com- bad Ny (Ky) said according to the record, the | also acted upon, hemmed note shores, The Children’s Aid Bociety dim paswons : record, — miselcned officer, Recruiting for this arm of the | swore their coudition, and Immediately proceeded ral packages were aNorwards picked up and mold bY | 6 Now York against the pamaye of an act here Ly of weg ype pans Our Special Correspondence. mint a Rarng fo thin ro th rei eat en Cove inlag cnang te rlgioe po. | "Sy Sets wasn cat Cumvear | acme! Ble ous Cans Me sang | gomdiwaa Kept but If there was much « : The Burnside Expedition, Lieutenant W, W. Web) of the Fourth Covalry i* | 6 trial wan made, and @ echool opened with Government existing among the religious peo. | ,), iatvegs ‘The captain, crew and £0" | Kew York, was presented tothe Hyuse today by | Way non Cr ala the Clerk of the Committee The flowing letter from our special correspon: | in charge of the Hudson street Rendezvous and it 06 achotare, which wae Pls a Omi of Bogiand. At the time of the Trent ox. were all waved, and the latter go to New York on Reprenentative Mr, F, A. Conkling, Tae case of arcreers monn prevent and he was sure of the | gone with Gen. Burnside, contains some interesting | the branch office at the fuot of Broadway. rege beget tear! phere i ple ted bodies of the reli | «ne present steamer. ‘The Columbus was not ine | OPO TE us will probably Le diapowol of we | t it Particulars of bia expedition, not given in the dis. | ‘The Bcunoners Pury, Oliver H. Lea and Wan oe ee ee citemert all the constitn ttered hele | gured. row esahd trad Wo. ‘eonkahtoun: Passed Uy. large | peteben of Commodore Giidabceongh which contale- | Bacon were put into sommladse poserday, aad tthe danny amt oir waa ! gious denominations in the be ui eget ths ne. Guatemala brings a very lare cargo valued pag thal eters from Archbishop Hughes ay S| ote Tadienn, in Senwvary fut, a the last news received from Hatteras, in mediately bauled out of the Broklyn Navy Yard wiry dare iia 1saar ei Lest : Ear Reon. imi a tr oF pa pela ol kccrety aoa VG elieaed sxphpmedir te doa tft eet Keaolved, Twat in this National bgt ed the Hattenas Incet, Jan, Web, 1 {nto the stream to receive their powder. The} 115 oo4 the largest average for one month, 96. : tions had interviews w 7 ory hopeful view of our cause in England Deroeracy of Tndiana bautshing ell feeling of paa- ; crap rath ychgseal seer Hen ti te serie ate powder, Tee xed unsal, ere, give a very hop tment, will re-elect only duty to the ‘We are still here. poplenlg eel } Resams, and urged peaceful counsels Rowen AMPRTIOA, and France, Stas counary 1 toes tula at bhould os be waged | on the afternoon of the 224, coutinued with but Ut- | gerday for the appointed rendervous, -Tuconnection and arbitration instead of fighting. Memorials | gigp.g, x, Company's meamship Valparaiso, Mra somumbine ce Rls and Gaatle havo | este pounery t from the ec] at Taboga on the night of the 21 inatant,, from most of the large towns, and orriv ortar ent i the ownérs varying from © to 19 years of age. The v0 | 128 ePArit of conquest or wunjugsilon, nor fir Whe | 6 abatement of ite vivience until yeterday mornings | with the mortar fleet itis worthy of remark thet ix hind several rallrond President before them, to gt Bospere of weerpowering the rghte of the Bvuthern pod weveral ral Wake : Present attendance is T4 boys and 99 girla, who ong) 9 id be made in getting at care appears to have been exercised in the fi do not include about acy of | conasjuently no progress could ere read and write, ‘These figures nation in relation to the speedient mode of the Cobsitution, preserve the Unions Whi all Us | eeesci over the bar. The wind, blowing from the selection of the various oficers, none but men of ex- | Symone Loge und girls, who have for various rose. communication between Washington and New dignity, equality and righte of the several ststee Un- | a itieunt, awept down the waters of the Sound, | perience having been appointed. As an instance one been abeent during the past year, ‘The President of the New Jersey Bal HoT ee ee eee i eaccain ith | which meeting the tides from the esa, atmost com> | of this we may Twention one of the masters mates of " rowk lofore the Committes, ed the war tight to cease, We will mistain ic Company will soon apes arches in them, with the same object crowded | fram Callao, &e. : ‘os create Offi while from the ipl tb mad+ : ‘Affairs in Chile are much tmproved in a business of a war mrty ‘America was denounced.” No | pointof view. Large shipments of flour and wheat eas ministry can disregard nce8 were being collected for #hijment te berm perpen President ctinues to enjoy the good will ore f ean approximate idea of the goed na) all sur energies the war for the Constitution and the | pletely innundated the narrow beach upon which | ghe schooner Para, Mr. J. MeDenong! has qad pivierss a sede yecy was ot aed Facts have been laid Lefore « Congressional Tne fategrity of the Union, lut we are opjoaed to & war the Rhode Island battery had pitcued their tents | twelve years nautical experience, impressed with the idea of the necessity cf edtose in a country where the religious sentiment is 90 of the Chilenoa, and the government is progressing vestigating Committee, which show that the Bll. Poigrty ot Ipation of the negroes, or the subju- and landed thelr horses, ‘The tents were speedily ithe Us teu Bitind Maving been Aied ep be bedbed bors iemeetcn A beckery in perfec ullity. patie | Sary Hopital ot Alexandria isin « mocking made. J gation of the 8 vithers Staten, nwo. bee one would wt of another revolution in Boli- fiuenoes active in our favor, this al hake wad 6 onc and tion, polite manners and religious principle, ‘ farther up the Ia with stores and provisions, hauled into the stream ; dic her betes fn thas men, it was hia platform. | truck and the horses taken fart ere rbd = Fae ee et attnot been abe | He mantarred tut int toayy he yrutmrte ot | ory che andi igher aud her etter Alar yesterday for ier powder, and is expected 10 6a | a enn a arse: Tr eta: tan 00 WO flag FAG | these re lotions, to co azn before the peoplaymo | "tte Ae tek grounded om the S84, and on | Sace for tue southern coast. ‘Tae Sabine bas bees i iaty hunger, and the P jit so long wed Ao often honored him, to oltxin enough food to wat Jad also hve Meakin, 6 Italian song —Barcarole, fit to eat, In| Mr, Sumner (Maan) referring to the defence of | gua and the following day several other vessels | gt the Brooklyn Navy Yard about five weeks, du- foval which they did oltain was tinflt to eat, f sufficient to preserve the eee the ae via under Senor Peres, but i it not 6 nfirmed, and t cause of provocation from ws. Iti | way thought to be unfounded. r tte A tt maitneal of England that the Recent!) Messrs, Dartwell and Caldwell have set ii Address’ from one of the hoys—John Demartia, Fs 4 ia en he ¢ Mr. Bright, anid bis spec) adonded ompte ccounds | aug, grounded. Laat night, while cn the shoul, the | ring which time she has beenthoronghly overba’ Borlah hymn—1 wos 8 wndering Seep : mish bout i ; rm ‘ Al [behiries Ni ol oelv al Exerc! p! q 0 5 lization are endeavoring to | up s.stoamn saw mill in Valparalin and are opening | Or” A widigrn went to the hospital have been | MP UUM Mit tem atdomy nh Moe To | tide and wind caused the New Brunwick to shift | in the dry dock, and recei ed al! necomeary repairs 1 Salian bymn—Bignor dall “alte and Ore. male iy ar Fr Re oe tne fthengy Ook A Blagg 6 | een ae a a re eee es as sare Jodisloralty under | gyutnst the stern of the Fteamer Louisiana wbjch | Mer armament haa Leen increwtal ly a forall Short epeschos wore made to the children by sev- fi oad with their declamation es it “ard ane’ no vatlerays at Coquimbo and Santiago, Thi pene obtain a crumb of brow! and a cup of tea or bes ned passing $0 ra lugloug friendship and oa aground closely, The Tousiana's stern firs, | rifled gin, which is mounted on the topgallant fore- cst: Wudashiy. RBA lanpe (QUMMALG “AL BGR: ea and other Northern atrocities, re forests nro interminable, ‘The rnaterial is called |" Jrafeancd ignorance of the rea: tof thkaygse i iw forward of the whee! bouse, and asthe thds | came, and now conainte of ifty-oue une, iret Scare! sear eeemniet ke Rofesaa| is to this that the rebel agents appoal in thet Alerce, « kind of red calar, eof to work, and vory Ine following omit! Roticos were tolay promaul | buch ergus-ens at oma weak neem wt strength. | ie bana aia abet wheel house break- | Commodore Paulding, Oaptain nei and 1) p WALLACK's OLD THEATER on Brosdway, i Alerce, n kind of - tim ne fol nie wn ora of jumner) put aside what Mr, Bright idy | preaned us on sli : ween GRuaiy cana vena {alos promises ot the ebclition of slavery. dural! y have been troubled to g one v gated by the Treasury Department i adh sb He Gama ” eal Timpmtation, mennce or argu: | Preteee i i Waa wal Vols eupparte wad || Gaal. Ocoeety ile At bee tom Doubles the Buabio will come In Ty onda of the United States, paynblo three years A Wall of Despatr. a ane! et thot want if pat on the rov Trumbull has enteree at Taleahuano, Te her ene | better known as the Brosdway Music Hall, it ie nai Licmoibar lteter reborn bien ‘wore | will soon undergo another transmoyr fication t0 au aa i anew style of performance, ‘The “pretty wai quite gecessful. dorenn | EM fi al leave blz worse Vhas if he continued ons of semiannual in il ao putt aside the @laborate w from date, the coupons yractio: exating slavery above tae thereon being due on the 19th inst,, are hereby no- | Mr practeally exalting slavery aloes tbe tified that provision i# made for the payment in Wo have a significant confession of the des- | perate condition of the rebel for:unos in the address of Moesrs. Conn, Toomns and others, smashed up the wheel, ‘The damage cannot be re- saired here, ‘The officers of the ship have done : ve the vessel from danger, but the the duties of his whaling fleet has everything to im Lea nystem bel Newey It ‘1 sirla” ays ing about to reach its ol : nunboat Fot 1 remains in the Brooklyn | «it " oo rif erty was taken aa grout rights trodden Y ideot was beyond their prevention, dey wet A vosbes eee ts he ene | a es ees tal ‘sane tha Ot et begun to come ia for supplies, Lie dregh coin of all auch coupons, agreeably to their tenors of dus al human eaergien ae, en mint in thede- BoM to the people of Georgia, which appears on out th thoy wil ater. u all Our Washington Letter—Mre Lincoln’ Uspepalar—The Treasary Bu Nowe paper Tax-—Probable Release of Col. Cor- coren. } of the United tho office of the Anixtant Treasurer page. The ful spirit of a successfully | ii y)ot port annually, between December and ne tis igor Rig. Kavi, wales le bey Procl: ‘ i . { this Department: 5 ina ted rebellion, that fur a time char- | aj ri), ce | eae ae eee & tana dderate | tev. Mr, Gilbert is at Santiago. He fuds many / portbetlcbtra entrar ee ‘eseen ir Foose ius ir lb Assen slash ‘ entaenot from the native inhabitansa | decm the Tressury ers, ves p’ d . ni 10 gloomy forebodings of evil fortune, and des- on) ea; ¢ y pproved Dece date, authorized by act of Congress, appr i or from the authorities; but from the indifference : : : pair ten ; ‘ heyy : ah ‘ ner his own countrymen and Kngliah ( 28d, 1807, and the Treasury note payal 60 day nran | and opporition of abet ont of place and tr- be tone lad, because it ie utterly ont of ele here Isa time ty sow and a time te reap, There wil be time to discus the constititi nal power of Congress to put anend to the rebellion, tven if in ay dolug It Is constrained to put an end to alavery iteelf, secalil is Siimaner then proceeded to tr eens uf Mesare, Slurtie, Cowan, n Kyok and f sh J wate most, shall be converted into a Sparring H pect 10 be aid out in ore series bition Ball, ‘The mattor is under considers she will soon be ready fo \c i é ah vconngis "The aver Faieon Las been chartered by the J 8008 rete bi thenpapeslicre a Government, ard is now cosling at the foot of Beach race 1g pred ao ie cere at be msed to conver | gixtontNa.—The heavy onow of the troops from th m ‘Wasitwaron, Peb, 4 1962, Taxes will be imposed upon everything that ofthe argu. ¥ > fou Apvs.lgs given us the pleasure of aleig! can) teeaibly bear them, ‘This { have from the Ways woes mryvalave masuera Mate in ‘ a Pee sue ude he ete ae ee Lunad meres ¢ commiuinicatios ° owas on Monday evening presented J teut. Everything on runners ie in yreat SREP BEE Sy fares, (iaanarata ma Nt attend the funeral, the burial worvice | fvely. al defences ofthe juficialtrtuta ake J 0 tek eomaenca aes with toe Comadiine || 2.0 BS wes ce regnn( tey irene ‘ater, these gentlomen | wns read Vy n las ‘The Secretary of the Treavury received, to-day, | tagtne,jeonte be must be deprived ud Hd declare, and they cann *Xpect to cope with as ‘ erwards. should: he be arr: that @ tax will be imposed upon all newspa- Perismuer, by the hundred or thousand, Upon all kinds of business paper a stamp duty wil be Ind; for instance, upon notes, contracts, Villa of Ivding, upon kinds of legal paper, probably upon all suite brought in the Courts, even down t the Justicns' Courts All vensels lowding for home ports will have to pay ® special tax, bank checks will do the seme, manu- facturers will pay taxes up. almont fabulous prices beiny paid for even » he wil be Mr. Prank Smith waa selected to make the presen. J decent turnouts, Pive dollars per hour for @ * out tation, which he did in the following effective | ter” ls by no means an unusual Price, and speech: “There is your eword—how do you like | teen for a more Pretentious style of sleigh Ryan being taken Ly surprises with great | Teadily paid. Most of the omnibus linos have emotion replied, “That ist firat rate." on ny th sleigh which are constantly cr The U. 8 steam transport, Thomas Sparks, lying | ed, and ure the scenoe of unbounded nairth and) at Pier 9, North River, is now loading for Locust | frolic, On one of the Bust. wide aleighs last even.| Point, She will carry @ full cargo of Subsimence | ing, several Persons appeared in fancy cosumes, stores and several gun carriages. The steamer | and either in numbers, equipments or munitions of war. ‘Let, then," the smoke of your homes, } the Areis fired by women’s hands, they oxclaim, “toll J and con the approaching foo that over sword and bayo- not they will rush only to fire and ruin,” Such an appeal as this can bave no othor effect than to expose to the people of ieorgia the weakness aud dospair of their leaders, Not even Qt, deserted Heaufort was Southern heroisin the folowing telegram from the Gove nor of Calie fornia:— allowed to employ devices and weapons familiar to jucictal proceedings, He argued that Mr. Merris ‘and other Benators had fallen into the illusion that in depriving the Senator of the meaty we take some- Ato that ia really his, A Benstor in wim| atrustee, The Benstor im truswtee for Indu ULa fidelity ann trustee is now drawn in q Ax no person waa allowed to continus whoa character Waa not above mispi Of the Senator she Yvioualy ber mate for which be atill nswumes to + be wre aving been unfairly handled by jesinaticnl Court in Santiago, ned ad ho averd on secret charges, Wrought by secret accusers, and sustained by une known witnowas, ix about prt BA sRaMaoro, Jan, 31, 3 Tam inatrnots! by a reaol of Calif ing w thick pang | Btates the direct tax of $254,639, app Dhlet, exposing the opp ns Lorne by the lowor | Ss Stute by act of Con, clergy at thehands of the higher, He dea i ¢ atop Oigned) BR I in the bark of the affair, but laying the axe in deep, ka the Roman aystom ag an unchristian “em. LAND HANFORD, Governor of Galiiornia, Lieut,-Col, Henry M. Nayloe was to-day confirmed Should he the goods they manu- another, in the day-time, a Highiand pipe! } {that state will promptly retura him, ff facture ; distilled liquors will pay aheavy tax, and | © sl be been chartered by government for fall clan dress performed a variety of Ssotch adie, : ie he vy a Dp for th ‘0 jen. Naglee a's native of Puiladalphiny and a f pele te th nothing’ he unheni: J Will have to pay the Government somethin for -) » been ch: yond m he f the iy ¢ a fxct all means of making found equal to such a sacrifice as is here de- the bands of the people; and inside that ali | graduate of Weat Potnt. He vaw service in the war | tatlngly declared that it we treasong bus Pf travelling, Of course the Railway Companiea, not | Ret of Beach treet, North River, coaling; destina. | happy as porsible the rare enjoyment of & sleigh. manded of it. No burning dwellings and no # Rhould tach, sud teach only, whamoover | wih the Indians in Oregon, and wan brought into Fit It was not tresvon it ia unqueatfoably | abe indivi duel passengers will pay it to the Mon sald to be Fort Royal, ash-strewn streets there greeted our advancing | things Joss Clrist has enjrined, it will be remark. notice by hiv determined and successful resistance h troops, and what South Carolinian folly hag | Slo if the bok does not aUNe ® Prosecution ; but not proved capable of, is not to be expected | 1" that case ho mayy he will baar anything that may from any other section of the South, om mpendiay if need be his last dollar, and theny 4 it . if they choose, Wg to prinon beshia, Karlsen be hdlbedhe evidences A project of immense importance to the future fw we recelve from the South, While | waltce of the cx uutry at present awaiting govern. ay casos mo in out coretions Or the | Seats sosiéersca, sous eagqund 16 oe maintenance of the Cioverament, they shoul lightenod engineer, Sr. Sslazar, for the construction induce no relaxation of effort, aud noadatement | of a breakwater in the Bay of Valparaiso, in order of zeal, Though d:pressed by defeat, and | to protect the shipping from the strong winter heart-sick with tho long deferred hope of | storms that deter vessels from entering the port foreign intorvention, the South have apparent: | “tring the winter montha. ‘The engineer commin. ly noghought of yielding ; and nothing but the | #oned by government to examine and report on the pe Bay ja Of repeated defeat can thorougily | ¥lsct bas went in bis report, which in vnderwtood ‘vlnge thhaen 44 tha C chal to be favorable, Br, Salazar offora to form a come = bepeletanens of thelroaust. | osey in London to realise the undertaking in the term of ten years, From the Callao correspondence of Bran we dake the fllowing: an act of disloyalty, so disgreditably, ‘inworthy and overne danger ment, but as the railroads will raise their fare tn Proportion, it will in the end come out of travellers, It is reported Lere that Secretary Beward saya, Uat the late panic in the New York stock market was got up by speculators, and that he knows from his private dispatches from Mr, Adama and Mr, Daytow at there is no immediate danger of trou. ble with foreign powers, The “stone blockade” business will cause no trouble—as no more stone: veasels will be wunk in rebel harbors, Mr, Chase adheres very rigidly to the plan of making the Government small notes a legal tender for public and private debts, He will give the entire weight of his influence tn thia direction, Yet it is vory doubtful whether the measure will pass, Wasmnaton, Feb, 5, 1962, Mra, Lincola's ball or dancing party, which is to come offon Wedneatay night, gives a great deal of dissatisfaction bere, in some influential quare tera, It is not the time for mich » perforinance, #ay sober people, when the nation is in its agonizing ride were put in practice, saw to render the duty of the Senate lin- The case is piain, and has taken too 1 time to consider it, , Bumner then uttered charity, conten: to the attempt of speculators to clothe hie men in waft raimons, After a campaign in which he showed much bravery, he retired to private life, aud entered into she Califurnia gold fever, He won wealth and dis Unction ss @ citisen of San Francisco, Oa the breaking out of the rebellion, he tendered lis sore vicow to the Government and returned East with Gen, Hallock, His military abilities being recog nized by Gen, McClellan, from long personal inti+ macy, he was at once tendered « command in the army of the Potomac, Information hus reached Washington that the | Tim MoManve Onerquines.—Notwithatand- Mrriccaon floating battery, authorized b> act of J ing that the translation of the remains of this Iria Congrees in Avgustflest, and to be commanded by | pat:ics to bin own wall has been @ decided suocess, Lieutenant Worden, will, in the course of next | is in feared that there tay rise some question se te woek, be sufficiently completed to test {ta efficic ‘Rey. | whom the credit of its inception and compl tion ta The Twenty-eighth Maasachusotes (irish) regi- [ due, It ie understood that Mr. John O'Mahony, @ Bent Colonel Moutalth, ls under marching orders, | geatieran of high standing, and wi and will depart of the Fenian Brotherhood in the transportation ¢ claims for that body the entire credit, This may PP er ercnenersad be true as to the eriginating of the idea, but it muse LOCAL NEWS. b» remenivered that many gentlemen not belonging —_— to the Brotherhood, worked hard in this matter, New York and the Vioinity. and, by the sacrifice of time and money, aided very Carstvat oN tux Iox ~The first earnival Lavna Kexyr's Tukarer.—Tux Wortp ever held in the vicinity of New York, came off last J {MD0U8 Plays “Our American Cousin” will be performed every night this week. It oy evening oa the Union Skating Pond of Williams J fun snd laughter, ‘Boe it. burgh, and waa, it is gratifying to state, a completa mcce#, The Union Skating Pond belongs exclu. SPECIAL NOTICES, sively to an association of some seven hundred Deautiful peroration duty to our country is | others, slavery always to the Constitution, grandiloquent, soph ‘The senator shakes bia iimperial locks : Dut he waa not the Jove of the Senate, e country, There other minds aa large na bis, who wore willing to give righte to all the people of th gentioman from Muse eachunetia, in the Lis sacred readings, might remerober one Goliahy who thought hina? Invincible, 4s the wenator does, ‘The senator might Perbapa meet the same fate, Adjourned, Port Royal as soon ay means of be provided, ——$$—$—___. From Fortress Monroe, Fortress Movroe, Feb 3,via, Ba!timore, Feb 4, —Tho Chippowa left the blockade off Wilining- ton on Thursday, and arrived here this morning,— She reports that overything was quiet when she lef, ‘The Chippewa encountered woate:ly gales during the whole voyaye, She passed close to Hatteras In- let, and saw a large foot of vessels in tide at anchor, Homse of Representatives. The House wont into Committes of the Whole on the Treasury Note bill, Mr. Morrill (Vt) waid this maasure was originat ed by Mr. Spauldidg. aa a war measure of neceaity, He did not think hostilities would be of such, log continuance, — We can clone the war by the 30th of A Source of Govermment Reveuue. An intelligent physician calls our attention to ene soures of revenue which ought not to be overlooked by Congress in preparing their tax bal This is tax upon patent medicines, In @ Panama reales great Family Circle, %6 comte, of Mhe Tat inst, but the ‘Temperance —A public meeting will July next, an well as in thirt re. i Pet 1 gentlemen, most of whom are resideuts of Wil- beld by joptuine Divtaknn! 8,8. of T,tuia even Ay natu former itivtancen, failed in ite seer | She heard uo fring, atifogth to alow the evil eats nf makiog Rees Eterm Aapasedlbadlebbined rip atie® | Uamsbarghy and the only persons admitted are | Ti o'lnte ates Brak wea Te sditrma Bo country are thego uscd ro extensively as in | from the treachery of somo of le aithora, ‘Taevte: | ‘The Hartford and. Monticello were met off Alber= tie apnea anders, There is no lack of means in Lesbyldats pebchternileareoali da preeiiny svt tT members of this aencciation and thelr families, ‘By | J HAYWARD ; singing by beoa, Snya'irses the Uslled States, acd an excise duty upon | eeeplenryt tare vento fnduce the Govnral > | marie Bound, The Monticello Teh yeaterday toe | Wee ean moves give ont eal ‘Hewes oppeast : ‘ ‘7 on board the Ucayali, then lying in Chirkilos hat. p them would yield a large sum. In England | for, a dthon tr tone ‘Wilmington. ui r this menns the ice in never overvrowded, and the | Aig yan SMITH: HORD, Chairmen pro, sem, respectability of the company is always necured, : : Longshoremen's U. B, Secloty,— he M Fach afternoon and evening an excellent band is in | , Longem Sooloty are roquemed to sitond a special, a'tendance, when the ice is in skating onder, and | meeting in Romevel ot cy Wednestay, Fob, Oth, in the evening the pond is illuminated by a number | 1562 at 7 o'clock, P. m. Panctual atendance be of reflecting lamps, placed at short intervals on reauested as business of importance is ty be, & risoner, bub for sone A Uankrupt, with our vast army idle, to deliberately © plan waa then are get upadancing paity atthe White House is, to \use the phrase current on the streets respecting it, “too bad." Mre, Lincoln ix fond of such galties, and the idea is wholly hers, : The debate on the Treasury Note bill ta to be ro- to the bill because it would inflate the paper cnr rency, and thus increase the cout of the war, ‘The scheme must utterly fail. It would degrade us in the estimation of other nations, aud cripple Ameri can labor, Besides, th: hy for ench A cewperate measure, He ¢Morrll!) did not object to Paper, inmied to a Heited extent, but he wished. to every manufacturer and vender of patent medi- Foamy pecans sines has to procure a licene, and every ar- | dex Yicle of medicine seld by him must have the “er Government stamp affixed to it. Our corres. pondent proposes that the license for manufac- ‘The Constitution is still here, She wil! #0°n as pomsible, It has Leow raining hard ber Affaire to Mins: St. Louis, Feb. 4.—Advices from the West all as bim at his resi- Jed of success, as Castilla was UI day, liver of the Uvasall hore—ns they say, ignorant of the conspi- racy—and wt abc ut 11 o'clck the midshipman have rder of JOHN KANE, Pres. DENIB © tab isi rates and bounds ior it. He wastel the | vewed t dayy and it in expected that the previous hot endlaning are Lorhapay Png 1 i, i, Seoy, $ “4 to be placed on plid foundation, that th question will be called befure the end he week @ seven acres, but is really a ie leas, he car. = turing any patent medicine should be $50 per (tup steam and head for | gtate that the Kandas 7th, Col. Stevenson, lef Law. | 2 y be fully equivalent 60 the eo Currency, | Upon tt, It te said that eoene of the mentee ey of last evening was gotten up under the joint GENT aga yee Po aed f 1 hicad HO rence for Loxington on Monday, They will hold | Tils could be done Ly fixing the amount bayoud | the Committee are wavering in their adhesion to supervision of the officers of the association, —~Preai- Ea ALLENS, annum, and for selling $10 per annum, a three Hillel She powt durivy the winter, ‘They cannot reach tht J Which such iamuercannot be made with adequate f the lili, and thatthe legal tender clatse at leat 3 oy) ™ “No. 415 Brond cont stamp being farther required fur each Bete yy odd : eae ed that Goudy Alluding to the J will be struck out. | Tole ls by no means certain, | dent W. H. Cummeyer and Vice-Presidenta Ts 21106 One door below a. : reglaictage haghesdie ad] oa pence Place too soon, Information has been received that at General MClellan mit J ME. Chase tina taken his wand by the logal-tenter | Hoyt, Jeremial Johnson, jr, and Jacob, Johna eT ‘wenty-fivo cents worth of an article of moii- ld round ie Te teen ee B | the day after that place was evacuated by the Kan- tages within the next ninety daya, J clause believing it to be constitutional and aba cine sold under apy particular name, whother | , tareatening ‘them With a brosdebie iaccaecet | sas lat, the rebele cus dowa she American flag. On patented or not. A large revenue is obtained ethorwine Le will be gazetted asa “gentleman” but J ltely necessary, ‘This wid have grout weight with | Jf» Abd Mr. RW, Williams, » Broome atreot com refuunal. the Sunday following, the notorious Jue Shelby, | 20% “General Er nnlatatiaideatihicDtastass lay ae plimentary VisttThe Friends of the Congress, Bome of the greatest Anaucial men of | tumer. It was to have come off on Monday even- | Rev, RALPH HOYT wil! hold « complimentary en- This bronghs them to thel A thoy | Mr. Karoo N.Y.) sald that there the country are oppceed to the legul-tender claus, | ing, but was postponed in consequence of the in- J tertainment at hin residence in 6ith ety be the by the English Government in this way, and | andiately hd eo nea Oe ontaaem and thoy tm: T with » gang of freelucters, wok pomecion of tho [atta tame hy th@ eccanion, Lat ts J and equal there is no reas’n why the precedent should not they were ovliged put iy great men are in favor of it, Mr. town, mubterfiges to de Mooper of Boston, @ member of the Wa delay enabled clemency of the weather, Fe Seis sren cn TRuredey Mneraee Sa eee be followed in this country, when even our tea Us Hay flatefooted whet the J and Means Committee, is in favor of the | At #ix o'clock last evening, the pond was cleared ae All the troops along the line of the Pacifi: ral’ od what we mean, The people require no clause alluded to, and 94 he ia 0 solid merchants & and the admittance of members to the carnival eom- rf Se as Nip ios r wd, wee Jefferson City, are under mareb- A wiabys from us, What reason wax ff sober business man, bis opinion haa great weight ‘ed, They came in every style of conveyance and sugar ere obliged to pay their quota to mapirators jmumedtate): road Ys 4 7 ve menced, They came in y ty! Gernear! lle Moa we horses ut Bigooy aud poesia f ing orders, ‘The Nebraska Int is coming across the lieving that money cannot be raised by J with Mr, Chase and the Committee, He stands ee Mister P nary ‘The Emancipation ques country to Kansas, A number of regiments are going South to join General Davis, General Steele's ule iscoming down the rowdy to be forwarded to Kontucky, General Pope remains and will make his headyuarters at Jutfervon City, * plicited to and on foot, elngly and in crowds in plain clther, | somet ken of thee toree divested ae cin costumed and masked, in endlow variety, ‘The po | WARD C, PEASE, Secretary, lice, under direction of Capt, Wayland and Ser- or aaenenncareenereeraaosins for geant Hunt, managed to keep the entrance toler- wine Epiaten sat Howe & Pag} ably clear, and a sendy tide of ‘masks and faces" aed ade? ‘There are two hundred aud ity * Christopher Rovin : was duly received by t nthe 10t) instant, The ‘ta England, There seoms to be as much Cifference of opinion in England as te the propriety of eman- eipating the elaves at the South as in this coun- gold in the can have it. The mor the laps of gamble: el th wrth, If ¥ y munt not be a and thieves, are in our strongly by the Hundred Million billy and it is tune Gersteod that the Administration. ts's unit on the subject, ‘The neceasity of the act is yonorally the ples, Attorney-General Bates has no doubt aa to the corstitutionality of the proposed measure, nor has the President, "It is impossible yet to say how ~ oftica, I not to be rest on favorites, whether they are politi: one; and regard for the he METER, Supt, This Lostitution isin the midat of ove of the Blouse will go bas is looks taday ag Po 1 abo o'clock, ‘Turyl" f ed prosperity, Nota child hae been Cay le Be A Ere. wote of the ease will ash be ‘and tt Lever | Kept pouring in urti! about nine o'clock, Turylts | unprecedented p y. Rev. = try. A portion of the prets keep up the old presented. Tt seem 1 Sha desl ga to a al Bis ‘The New Mexican Mail. ist know that frugality prevails abolition cry, saying that the way to open Lag. | Mr civilities cu the eccaslony and Tu : A sinister na the devil whispers * "tis pot th ted States jure, but that we Yours, PROM #T, THOMAR, The American ship Western Ocean, bound for Europe with 89,000 bushels grain and 6,800 barrels flour, had put into St, Thomas in distross, The American schooner Caroline Anderson, from Chesapeake for New York, luc put inte 8 Thomas on the 15th inst,, in distress. FROM ASPINW ALL, Arpinvall, Jan, 24 —A most disgracetil die turbance occurred here last night, through the sole diers sent over heres coupe of days ein Kansas City, Feb. 5.—The Indians are more troublesome than ever, killing Mexicans and driv. ing off #tock, Bix dead bodies were found at Albu- querque last week, Al! the able bodied men are in tho field, leaving the old and feeble to protect their houses, No advance of the troops to the south has yot been made, ‘There are no signa of the Texans coming up the Pecos, oS Pennsylvania Logislature, Harrisburg, Feb. 4,—Tho resolution favoring the expulsion of Bright having passed the House ot midnight was taken up in the Sonate today, Thore is much excitement, eto this design, yet elim either branch ef Congress, Itis again storming here this morning: It is sald that Gen, McClellan remarks that there is no use io trying to Sight the elements—even if a land Fran 'e lish hearts is to give freedom to the slaves, that because we do not pursue that policy weare un- deserving of success in our war against rebel- lion, But the Tras, the Sarunpay Rayrew and cthert—of the English press— profess to be shocked at the idea of @ servile war, towani which they try to believe we are tending, and, therefore, would interfere to stop us in our“ un- hallowes course.” spaper tax will uever get through | brass band performed rome excellent music, ‘The BGnTOLES has just pe scene presented at nine o'clock was a brilliant one, | {4 7 in tn Wom, “Next wook others are Harlequins devils, priests Highlanders, Yankoos | lenve for the hemes in and all other imaginable characters, glided hither | Bore. Aut Bry amo 1 ee So threaten {ntervention, and thither over the ice, or formed in ae must patently wait upon the weather ! dances to the music of the band, while the luri r the Meat ef Urar It is believed that Col, Corcoran will be speedi} R lig! mi ANTED FOR TL J. released, and Goverment is trying te ch 4 glow of Bengola free, or ocnstantly changing ae RECRUITS W. ARTILLERY. by every means in its powor, ‘There tea pr Of flower pote, brought out the spectacle in all ith} oo 9 aang Stltnoniaed “by Eile on foot for the Government to. buy, at beauties, Occasionally @ rocket or illuminating | «7M Rynment sutlorized by His, Mxoelles iow one hundred mill bomb would be thrown high in the air, or a Maltese | REGIMENT HEAVY ARTILLERY, is in wane ef gross or ther design in fre would give variety o | about os ore mecnurns, The Japsnoe prosenty are stl ot the scene, To particularize the coatumes of all pros, from I edb roe ok nein che & Mouse, but they will soon be placed ent would be an almost endless task, more than two T inches in height. hibition In the Patent Office, ‘The condision of the pe ‘ment is quartered at the UNION BAR. Aloxandris Hospital is truly horrible and Gongroas | thousand persons were present, al! more or lesa dis J The Regimens is q| has began; they must Vigorous policy ist pur: sued in the conduct of the war—s policy destructive of the rebellion, ani rushing to those iu war, In another argument he spoke Agata the raat banking scheme about to be introduced, The de- sign seemed to be to prevent the local hanks from Teaming specie payments, It seamed to be the deaign nigh _artors to preach a crusade ag the banks, thereby ralaing « prejudice against them, ‘The proposition was A new one. No precedent for it could be found, besides It w: constitutional, Passing by all legal and gations and looking af the question In Axpect It is utterly undeserving of crestit. be abunned and regarded as a fraud and. fully. ‘The flood. gater of dinhonesty would be opened by rket ‘The Robols ta Seuth Aw _. Tux rebels are reported to be pushing their ‘i ' KB, East New York, and the best of rations are taking this paper legal tender, Ite Conkling) J will compel on immediate tinprovewent, Van Wyck | guised, but we cannot avold directing attention to a Races, F ork, fie from rerneened rejoiced that the Legislature of New York had put ork, delive few of the more prominent ones, ‘A splendid uniform and « liberal supply of undem interests, with much Pertinacity, among the Panama by the Governor, ‘They got into a quarrel Congressional Proceedings. ita seal Upon tt by @ vote of almost two to one, the eorru r Mrs, Ht, dressed in « comume similar to that } clothing furnished Ammentintely ; ond ue euthort. South Amorican ‘etates, but with littlezeuccess, | with ine sail + broke open the jail and set all the ee ald Destl wake Steen er iene ica, Oe TERY Le worn by the Empreas Eugenie on tLe ice last win- | tes «ive relief 49 the families of rec at least, in Peru, where our Minister, Mr. Ro- prisouers at liberty, Subsequent) y went XXXVI CONG RESS.—Sonate, that the Government of the United States may Aue pinsom, has just been received with unusual | ground the town and arrested several lnm at and Firwt Seaston, cordiality, the civil and military authorities turning out todobim honor, The Peruvians are evidently anxious to secure the friendship of the United States, in view of the sinister de- signs chorished by re-awakened Spain, towards her former possessions on this continent, ———————_ Grater, karriaon » black velvet heavily trimmed with erraine, was |, SUG REGIMENT ts tmnendit Oe ioe! thorize the iasue of paper money as currency. ‘The bd Rorly storms, eto, Constitution waa made for one people, with oue destiny. ‘That in that money y in every country b- pis that which the sovereignty shall de within the limits of its jurisdiction, Shella and hides, as well as gold and silver, have been made money. The sovereignty heres known as the people of the United Statesof America, and has the power to determine w ll honey; tn other words, the standard of value; and the me- Our Friends ta Eogiand, Tuontow Wxep, ina letter to the Albany JouRNAL, under date of January 9th, sayy :-— I bave met distinguished Mombers ef the Ministry, the Uovernmient, and of Pere respectable iatration tay fortunst eons opposed to the prasemt Adimine ios, Geveral shots were fired but no injury was done, I presume the whole affair has been got up by « faction of the Liberals in order to have a few ouservatives turn. ed out who still hold office here, ‘The steamer Orizabs irom San Francisoo, Capt: a Washington, Feb. 4.—Mr, Sumner, (Mass.,) from Committee ou Foreign Affairs, reported’ « bill orizing the decidedly the belle of the evening, This lady is | marches, aud no exposure to hee ; y. sian sald to bo one of the finest lady skaters belong: | §0 00! 207. a5 ewe Rxerasnion OF Tam Waa | ing to the associatics Headquarters, 236 Grand 4, cor Bowery. Miss Lay 08 Buow-Make, dressed altogether in EDWARD Mt JAS. F, FARREL, Adjutant, Nees white, al#o presented quite a fascinating appearance, have convecesd his tpn ee ee Miss T—, the Queen of the night, in = hoary te he ee and while I am not at liberty to ase names of | black robe, dotted with silver stars was quite ® | s6th Regiment New York Volunteers, vy Cannan) waked to take up the reso lution offered yesterday relative to the command of the Department of 0, and calling on the order apd direvtion in re- command, and whether is ment, one of the orsck in Jinm of facilitating the exchange of commodities, | publish conversations,I may say that the Union | centre of attraction, . | senioned ta comforesbio lame. ‘The State Honate on the Bright ©, Farnworth, arrived bere as 4. M, She bes @,000 | Codecatasre bean chanzed choca ae ane ne el I and wiles shall bathe: ional teoee Le arene | ESS many tad strong friends ore, Andi am| Mrs, sho unique costume of an Ameri- } Retioued a comfortable winter q State Senate Tefused to inatruct | i treasure for Panama; $214,000 for Europe, and onder of Gea: ‘Hunter i wocording w | SM. A foverniment without this power ould be to add that, al eb the reat trouble is | oan fag, disposed in graceful folds, #0 a neat Wasaga ©, a Son Our yooterda ' overniment ah a ey need ‘ton “ued oo at Wi Ag voto for the | S@h878 for the United Buster, Tue Or hee rae pena ee RTI Toe Tee DA Treat’ 5) quoted the Words of M 5 ot Us "The moment Parliacone | % cover 8 ha ra and Pocshon- | maximum required by 4, our Senators ‘ashington for alto five hundred and seventy packages of cottoa p Wolster: There can be no legal tender but gr Mr, H— and elster, as Motamo ment, Pay, clothings dad expulslcn of Basome, Vet passed a resolution | shioved trom Acapulic, Mexico. fopttonrciedeasanre, Mita sptecd POTN HK ver, and rage coke tageoued Ry ave is Commo The” bleskade wil The ee Td | vam were quite euccessal representations. The | mest, Ee a being musared inte daa 2a dedaring bim to bee tralier who ought tobe] The steamer Reputiic, from Californie for Acts | “Ms: Hale hoped the Beasts worl eeus dhe bUl aa PT A ay ly remy fpr section wilt | aly icy in he way of Laan mua being eeu oases ee 2 expelled. Duley la & gale of wind, was compelled tothrow hor | lt came from the Hl , and that was temou “g uough for him, This biy * omand @ reoognitiqn of Independence of ' {together suocesyiully represen’ Begruiting Oficer, bo we