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8 THE UATKST Groat Union Fooling in Tennessee, British Slmr, HnH Captured. HER CAPTAIN A PRISONER. HKtir.t. rw;< i^ * f o\i 7.\v ta i //\ a .1 / Mfni''tit-:i:s;un:n. INTERESTING FROM THE WEST. The Mortar Boats Finished, MMniM i..\w hi'.ri !/,'/;/» /.v li7-;N7v.7,'.v Th:\si>si:i>: l Preparation* lor Dofr>n<r ut «'<»t ti m bim HII«l TIlI U S. TUI-'V^IUV NliTK:. A I TIMItTY »T,li CUN'I I'hKMII M IN UU II.M<»M» \> AHIUVi'tMV \'\'\>. Iti. Tilt 1 tllllilT- ni^iu' d JJUO in>»in t u tin- puMir. tim t thr itiilit»r> |Mt.-sr«*Minn o l tin- t*>tctfrti|»li by <M UT «»l t!»«• Prrsiil'-ul . will rnuKir n«« rlirm ' 0 wliiUtvcr i n tl>» conduct to r>ocinl priviic o r numnnriitl IMHUX 1 ^ l>\ tilc- maji 1 ' The lines mid In.sinr-M ninnin in tin- hund- ; of tfU'^ruph olHnrs dulv »ii1h<< i/rd h v tin* War I>i-(»:irtnt«»nl. I. M. S\M(»IU». (V» -• Ptit, Auntie in THr^rajtli I,iin i s . N- v tiinil rout*••< itrc -.|»i i odily t«i !»<• I»|M-- <l i n K«ntu< k \ ;iinl T i niic^tc. The Srtmtr l'il!,niillnni/inij the S<vr f t«r> ol'thr tit.»Mii> I n UMK- t< itili<;it<.H to K\Ns\s (*TTV. Vrh. '.Mi. A • Kcuircit a l h>-|r|M nil'iMc on tlw ISf (H'twvi'ii ;t d« tai Imiriit ol'(Miio i-iv;dry and H lijind o l u l»cl< luadcd h\ l*;irk«:f. The lull or WIIC rotiltd, with a lo<s of tlirt't* killed, srMT.vl woihidt'd :»nd MV<'- rftl tukru |>n>'iHrs. A i|U;tnlit> o l n i »nd tlin*i« wounded. The* Snntu It Mail vvitli dale- to the 10th in*t.. litvo arrived. SibluV proelu- limtion <tid not |i,t\C the desired * H'eet of rallymn to hi- st»nd.trd. It \\n* >tienj^th- ««n«*d the lUioii army 1»v »t least two ivj£- iimMits and |'laced uetulv all the nti/.eiit iiudtil' in ins. (4rent enHnmm*m'}>ri'VHdH itt the cnun* tit'H ol' rernailia. Siberia, So< ora, and in the umier count'KH. The militia hnvc ttirnrd out in hir^e nundK'rs. Adfici'H from Fort CruifJ «»e to thf Ttli. 'Tlw Textui^ uudttf Hil>h» ware at Fort Thorn, TiO uiilus from Fort Otii^. ^ on the hitler |>hi<e. Their pplie- were ^aree, their trniwporlutioO poor, mid their only ultirimtive was U> Hght <»r stxive i<> disitli. Our forei* urip anxious loi a U^U'ii Tluv IIKVO ^very a<lrin:la^<>, upd me conlidenl of sH(Nts$, l provided there be no tifarlnry. # A ^nind niuKH nteeiinu; W:IM held in all the eh lire hen in the territory on the 10th, to pntv fur Ute C'athoJio k11LuiI in battle. THE ADVANCE, FEBEUAKY 28, 1862. T D I'll. A 1) / A >i C k THE WAD FDR THE UNIOH. No National Participation in tho next World's Fair, Capture of Nashville Confirmed. THE LATE GALE. The Meamrr Moltokrn Wic<kc<l. umio\ <M 1011. FOOTI:. with mi <h LTiint sword, l»v u ronjmiiUi*r ol ciu/i i: > oi ItmtiUyit. I . S. '1'H usury iio(rn lire ;tt JtO |i|cr(V!it. ;ii Kiiluil'iul. :. Phillips, of I lie V. K imv at Annapolis on Sunday. l>a\id rate for \oluntnrily boar«l> the nlaver \'A\V. \\I\X been to i> mouths iM<prt.<sonment. une repre Culum Forces r pluce, riciuU d of Ten nlain a F'tl>. *i5, p The niortui'-hout j^ has transpired (ohtmbtis. IJeport.\ from the r«l»«l KOUI'C sent thai u »t»nd will hi 1 umde u bus. Randolph and Meinphin. are also concentrating at the latt and the streets oi MempluH are hn with cotton bitles*. The report of the pacification nr--.ee i • denied. I.ate Mir treesboro' pajM'rs e SIVJI^C war speech from (fov. M FouiHK^s MONUOK, 3fi, via. 'Ji». The steamer »S, \{. Spnuldin^ arrived here thi- uftentonn, h:tviu<; |fft Hoauoke Island the rluy before yesterdny. She brings maiU and piHsen/i,ers. but no news. H\ the S. U, Spauldinn; we learn of the failure of the attempt to lay the tele t(raph <'ab!e across the buy. On the day that the Koboken sailed, lt» milen <»f the <'iible wen- laid in the inont sueeesHful manner, when the Hperation stopped for the night. On yesterday the Hoboken Wiii occupied in taking Kounditi^s, when n wvete pile of wind, which rt]>ru»^ up on that day. struck her uboi Jt noon.— Her Hteampipe broke soon aftcn/ards, and she became unmanageable, iirilting upon Cape Ileurv. where j«he went tiuned exhibition. The authority of the coinmit-sion hns therefore ceased. They have advised the coiuiuuisionurs appoint ed by the British government that there will be no general participation on the part of the citizens of this country, on that occasion but thuy have thought it not improper at the same time to recom- mend to the cousidenitiou of the loyal commissioner* such works of industry and art as have received the authentica- tion of tho commission, And may to a limited extent bo prejented for exhibi tion through individual exertion. (KigiKxl) WM. II. SKW.MII>. The President has npproved the L*. H. note law, and it i» therefore, legal. in two. L»st ni^ht all hnnds (»n the wreck At 11 o'clock noon the S. H. Spauldinj^ U it is stateil that the Hoboken pi in wjjht of the blocka<Ung »tc I bridge, but that ihv latter tool •luivi* I'tfii «( itiliiil to will |»r«»lml»ly |W>H tW HOIIM Thr u-j»U «tf'S rrrtarv Si'Wiinl to Print-t- <Ji»rl»i*liuKolV n-l.'tivr to MH: Trml iiflVtr, i>4 fvjm 1 . i\i• <jf' lurnll) ol the trirmUhip iM't.Wft'H out rotihW :»nd thr ^it';il {{<• \wlA\v in the We-;!, unl Utis-isi u prcut uiotiiirclt\ iu tin 1 V.'\A \\v r«'|«'.ll>* thr us-'.iM'.jnrr llt.il flic Witt\ *ill «*n<I in il:* 1 (>• ri'rct i<'M«>r.tli«»u oj' tli»» I'nioii to tin- o|iI iind \v i II irn'd < mr-jihi- tion. M:ijni I'ii !u'U>>l I><• (';nii|* J-'iiiuilly rerriwii HH t|)|V)int>IK ui on (itn. MtVlel l»n'-> ^t.i!) 11** i. v - < oitMilrtitl onr ot ih« mo** ilitftlit'CMf and irK'i^ftic olli«'«'i*' itt tin* Hcrsir* 1 , und i-> Known -,\< uit jiiitti«*f a.-t well u- . :i «N«'lili«t. 1!.- ol> ( lined \vn\f of ;il»M(.'iMT I Von i the Sww- < }<>vi i i iun<-nf to r oiu ;in»>\. ST. lions, I'Yb. 2U. A Fort HcHputHi to the I)einoerat, ot yestenhij. wiyH u bout just arrived from ('Inrktvillc rfportn the evacuation (»1 NnshvilU*. 'the Union citizen* <»f tbat plnee mnt » boat to (.inrkHvilh- w hioh towe<l one of our ^ttnlutatH for their protection. Tlu; rebels with Uov l|j\iris retreat. <1 to Mnrfrceft boro. llutris Imrnt all the State doeil iiu<nt« betinie lim'finp. Gen. lininl ha> deehired martial hiw over \Ve.-«u I»I 1\ DIM >.see, with the under fttitndin^ that v\hen a -mlheicuL ntiinbcr «if eiti/.eu>» return to iheii nile<tiiinre and «)to#r II deftm: m ntmnuiiii Imv utul order ovor the lerritorx. all millitaiy rolril*- tioiw wilt be withdmiVH. l*o.»tal faeilj- tie<» lire extended to rhirksville. and the mail bn^r will follow the NKW-Y«IKK F<b. •.»«.—<:«HI». S I.M to be presented on ThurMtJUtj shore aiul reinaine<l thin fore- theni off. with- mer Cain no notice alsoseIp pass- i of her. A coupluof our ves. ed the llohoken without rendeving her any a^i c tance. She is :t total IO«N. All hands are saved. The remainder of the e»ihle k about 15 miles, was destroyed before it was aban- doned. About an c^ual quantity is laid in the bay, and tilt: end is buoyed up.— Mr. Ileis*. who was superintending the laying ot the cable j/oes to Wi to-night. The gun boat F. K. Forbes reported by the Spauldiug usliore. near !M»g*s lleiut I this inoniintr. White thuj:* w •re display nr-t :»n<l north wvst U'strn ;m«l Isist niiflil. Tho Cun Nrwpori News dragged t :md nevmtl steamers got tv dnmn^e wan <lone in the r lisinn*. Tin- jrnle of yesten in thr <'v« % nint; Tlir stmnu-r K\press is tin 1 i'iiMrni short*. NK.W-Y<»KK, Fef», 3&7.—— Special to tho Tribune: States that several days have pasw'd .since a gun has been fired from the rebel batteries on the lower Potomac, although numerous vessels have sailed by them at d»y time and night, and the rebel cannon seem to b« In their places. Our ollieers Iwgin to doubt whether they be nut counterfeit* u\ the shape of blackened logt», and whether the gunners have not le(t the Imnks of the Potomac. Two whitworth guns reached General I looker yesterday and w uncertain tho true facts of World's dispatch: The 11 be used to he case, indications in the immediate parsing of 8c bull's ConflHcation bill, with the rtennte to-day, are clearly in favor of Senator Trum> an amend- ment to free all the Jilaveu of rebels. The House Judiciary ''Committee are nearly agreed on the Confiscation Bill, but nitty puHnibly await the action of the Senate. The best effwt »4' the tremendone gale which commenced so furiously ou, Mon- day night w«» to dry up tho mnd anxt prepare solid ground for our soldiers to march ovor. Already a wonderful change has takeh place, und the aoldiers although sensibly feeling the North bloat, are becoming ex u I taut and confident that they arc to move at last. The mud which the rebels believed Providence had sent iu their favor, nets ut the right time and to our advantage. , Feb. 2<J.- The following notice to the public IIUH just been pub- lished : The Undersigned, on behalf of the com- missioners appointed by the President to ie|nesent the interests ol' such American citizen* as might desire to appear at the exhibition of the industry of all nation*, to he held in the city of London, during the present year, snbmits the following statement: The Congress of the United States, atW do© consideration have de- rltiied to adopt any measure to farther a national representation of our works of induRtry, and invention ut the abovemea- h I'd on all the houses in the vicinity. .The Knstern State sailed lj>r lluttcnts 1 this noon. A HJI^ «»{ tnuT took about :»0 prisoner.\ to Craney Island to <lnv. >la|j..I T. Saw yei arrived at Norfolk yesterday, having left I'Ji/abeth City on Sunday at l!i M. lie represents everything (piiet iu that loi-nliiy. Ue says that the. entire Federal lleet left the water-* of the Pasijueulen this morning, and that two of them re- turned again in the evening. He also ft ate* that but few of the inhabitants re HI iiu in llu! phiee. i 1 lie Wilmington Journal of yesterday ay-* that rive or t»ix I'Vdrtfal gun boats j ha\e «\iilcred the Hoauulve lliver. There j wii- a \erv severe blow here from tiie I uy Jit'ternooi\ ! hnrluml :md uir anohoiH, 1 Iriil. Severe ftdn Uy col- •ly contiiHH'd torteUlo^t on , Feb. 20. —The schooner Meteor went ashore on Plumb Island yes- terday morning, during a heavy gale.— She. \UIH laden with lumber and bound from New lied lord to Mew York. Tin; eiew consisted of three men heMdes the captain. All but the captain perished. CAIUO, Feb. 22. -Everything is quiet at Fort Donclson. The rebels before evacuating ClwksviJie, burned the Krtil- road bridge, crossing the Cumberland at that Point. Com. Footu issued the fol- lowing proclamation to the inhabitants of Chtrkuville: At the suggestion of the lion. Andrew Johnson, Judge Wisdon, and the Mayor of the city, 1 hereby announce to all peaceably disposed persons, that neither in their pcrw>uH or property $hall they suiter molestation by me, or by the naval forces under my command, and they may riafclv resume their business avocations with assurances of my protection. At the same time I require all military and army stores to he surrendered, no part of them being withheld or destioyed, ami further that no Secession flag or mani- festation of Secession feeling shall be ex- hibited, and for the faithful observance of these conditions, I \shall hold the au- ttiorttittit of the city responsible. (Signed) A.' H. FOOTK. The Nashville papers advise the under- mining of some of the bluffs on the Cum- berland river on the nppronch 'of our , gunboats, either to destroy them or ob- struct the channel. llKAH (^CAIlTElt* DtPAHTMKNTOr Mo., » ST. linn.*, Feb. SI, isii* ) The Major-(JencraI commanding this department desires to impress upon all othcers the importance of preserving good order and discipline among their troops, as the arms of the West advance into Tennessee and [the Southern States. Let us show our fellow citizens that we came merely to crush out the rclwllion, iind to restore tljem peace and the bene- fits of the Constitution and the Union of which they have U'eii deprived by selfish and unprincipled leaders, in restoring to them the glorious Hag of the Union.— We will assure them that they shall en joy under it< folds thcwime protection of life and property as in former tl^x—- Soldiers let no execs* on your part tar- nish the glory of our uruw. The orders heretofore issued from tliit- department, in regard to pillaging, marauding and the destruction of private property, and stealing, or tho concealment of slaves must be strictly enforeul. Military stores or public property of the enemy muat be surrendered, and any attempt to conceal such property by fmduknt transaction, or otherwise, will be punished, but no pri- vate property will be touched unless by orders of the General in command.— .Whenevi r the commissary be forced for supplies for our troops such levies will he made as will produce no distress among the people. All property so taken must be receipted fully and accounted for, aa heretofore directed. These orders will be read at tho head of every regiment, and all officers arc commanded to strictly enforce thorn, By cqmmand of Major-General II. W. HALLKCK, N. II. MCLKAN, A<\jutant. The gunboat Kusex. arrived from Cairo to-day, and will immediately b« put on the ways and 50 feet added to her length, her Machinery lowered to her hold, And repaired throughout in a most effective manner. dipt. Porter h improving rapidly and will be ready for dutv soon again. A special from Cafro to the Democrat says the latest intelligence from the Cum- berland is that Gen. BueM's forces occupy Nashville. Uov. Harris has called in all the Tennessee troops, and tbat a strong reaction has occurred among the pcopla. The Republican's Cairo despatch says that reports about the evacuation of Col- umbus are entirely false. The rebels arb still there iu strong force. , Feb. 25.—Gov. Morton has appointed Kx-Govcrnor Wright U. 8. Senator, in place ol Jewe I). Bright. FOHTKKS* MoNKOfc. 24, via. BALTI- MORE, 25.—The steamer Baltimore, which left here several days ago with ammuni- tion for the Burnside expedition, return- ed from IIiUteran about 13 o'clock to-day, having left yesterday afternoon. The burning of Winton by the Federal forced is confirmed. The Oth N. Y. Kegiment has made an expedition up the Chowan River with three gun boat*, but having found the enemy in full force, returned without making an attack. Among the passengers by the Balti- more is Chas. Henry Foster, who waa yes- terday reported killed at Winton by the Southern pipers. The election ordered by the Provision- al Government of North Carolina result- ed as follows:—As returns have been re- ceived, the re-election of Mr. KOBUT to Congress is confirmed. The ordinance, of the Convention was also ratified. The object of the expedition of the Oth X. Y. Regiment win* to debtroy the Kail- road bridges in the black water and Chowan .Kiver. The enemy were, how- ever, diseovered in large force at Winton, and no landing was made. The enemy lired at our gun boats. The town was shelled. The Bunifcide expedition wa» still at Roanokc Island, and General Williams' brigade at Hatterus had received drders to proceed there. The S. H. Spaulding left Uoanokc- laland on Friday for Klixapcth City, with prisoners taken by Ocn. Burnsidc. They were paroled for exchange. The 8. It. Spftulding hud left Koanoke Island for Fortress Monroe, and will be hen; lo-nior.row. Capt. Howard's battery went to Now- port News to-day. The. Mississippi, from Boston, arrived here about noon to-day. A fire broke out here in the building occupied by the negroes, opposite the hotel, about H o'clock this 1*. M., which with the adjoining buildings was de- stroyed. The buildings were of little value, and the losn ib fully covered by iu- suranee,. The laying of the cable was progress- ing mitisfactorily at labt accounts. CHICAGO, 25.—The official returns .show 321 killed, 1,030 wounded and 150 mis»- 'ing in IMcClernand's divisiou^at Fort Donclson. A Hpcciul despatch to the Chicago Times, dated Cairo, 25th, says:--An ar- rival from Fort Douelson reports that the enemy has strong fortifications on Pine Binifa, 12 mile* this Hide of Nashville, and were concentrating there, and would make a desperate stand. The report that Bucll had occupied Nashville Saturday night was untrue, an he could not reach it by forced marches before to-day. There is no change iu the position of our troops on the Cuml>erlund. Ni;w YORK, 25.—The gale lust night was very severe. Several vessels in the, harbor .dragged anchors, but no serious damage occurred. Fivu two story buildings were blown down in Brooklyn, also two steeples. A portion of the roof on the Brooklyn hospital wo* blown away. The stemship Constitution brings Ship Island dates to the 18th. Everything j was quiet there. The troops were in good health. The frigate Niagara, ifun boat Caimwlm and sloop Haiiiord had I arrived there. The North Star arrived at 10 A. M., to- day from Aspinwall, $75,000 in treasure from California. No news. A gent who escaped from Columbus, arriVc*! here last night, aud represents u general l.'nioii sentiment in Tennessee, and think* the Legislature will acquiesce on the recommendation of Gov. Harris, l>ecuusc fears of raising a Union sentiment. When he left Columbus there wen* ;»0,000 Confederate, troop£ there, Another gent arrived from Nashville lant night and re- ports that the Confederate* will make another fltaud ut Miirfreeaboro. The rebel troops had kit Nashville. except a police force, and Gen. Harris had fled with the Legihlature to Memphis. He burned the State library and di«tribu tod a large amounj of cowimsHary stores and proviHions among the eiti/.erib. Stores wuroeloHod and buiuneKS entirely .suspended^- Sccesbiouiiits were leaving with their stock, mid msgroes wen* following the Confederate rtnny. ST. Lons, Feb. 25. -The Republican's Cairo despatches t*ay-» the occupation of Nashville is eontirmed. Our troopu took posf>est«ioii without opposition. Floyd iled urt urfurtl. TIIH report that (Jov. HnrriH had ordered all the Ttntiestiee troops to lay |i'»vvii th»ii arm 1 - and j(O home is cojiiim.ed. The Ttntio^ Leg- islature is called lor next Monday. No <'|>f<o-'ition to the L'nion movement* i^ made t;»y where on the Cumberland. G<:n. llalleel; thi^ morning telegraphed to (itn. MtClellun :is follows . ticii J'rice'K army hft« Iwrn driven fioin its stronghold at Press Hollow. They left their sick anil wounded and such stores* as they could not destroy. They burned their extensive barrack* at that pi acts to prevent our troopn from oc» cupymg them. <M;H. Curtis* hat* taken IIJH provit-ion* for ten days bwk from the C, :.'5—A tlecerter from the rebel* arrived at Mumfordsville to-day.— Ho reports the. National fla^ thing over Nawlmlle, :ut<l that the rebels pretend to be concentrating 200,000 men at Mur frecslK>re, intending to ^i\e buttle there. fiK, Feb. 24.—Reliable pri- vate advices received to-night assure u.s that Nashville, is virtually in pos^ettsion oi* the federal forces. j The steamer Argunot, from Cairo, at i lived from JeifersonvilU this t*. M., with j 11)4 oi the Fort Donelnon prisoueis. in- i eluding Gen. Buckner and stall*. Th«'v J were sent to Indianapolis. } WASHINGTON, Fub. 25.—The. Confer- cucti Committee on the treasury note bill made a report recommending a bill to both Houses of Congress, which \va* adopted. • Tho reports in relation to the evacua- tion of Mano&iHS are not credited. The Star has reliable information that a con- siderable force had left then;. Many ot the reenlistedmen, granted a furlough of , 00 days, have depart©*I, and front this , tho report originated. '. It i» said that Secretary Stantou haft granted a furlough of HO days to the re- leased prisoners that they may visit their ^families and friends. The rumored resignation of Senator Wilmot, of Penn., is without foundation. It is evident that Gen. (Smith'sdivision to which Pennsylvania rescfvts, under Gen. McCall are attached, will soon be encamped at Centerville. Petitions arc being freely circulated in favor of making Gen, Bumside a Major* General. From rcconnoirtanccs made it appear? that the rebels are concentrnting a large force on the hills opposite Gou. Hooker't division. Gen. McClellan has received a despatch from the Went confirming the report that Nashville, Tenn., is taken by (Jen. Buell's army, and stating that the rebels have fallen back on Murfrecsboro, about U0 miles south of Nashville. • NKW-YORK, Feb.25.—Information from Ship Island says the British steamer Buel loaded with cotton from a steamer with a rebel flag, laying in Grand Uivcr, was captured by the sloop of-War Portsmouth. She had about half a load of cotton on board, and had previously landed a cargo of blankets and ordnance stores at Mate moras. The British Captain is a prisoner on the Portsmouth, ami the steamer will soon be sent North for adjudication. Her cargo will not be touched. CAIRO, Feb. 25.—Special to Chicago Tribune: Nashville was yesterday occu- pied by 10,000 troops under Gen*. Buell. The Federal flag is now floating over the State House. The Tennessee Legislature adjourned \ last Saturday week, and met yesterday at Memphis. It is reported that Commissioners have been appointed to confer with the Fede- ral authorities at Washington, to arrange terms of transfer of allegiance, and that GOT. Harris offered to turn the Confede- rate for w over to the Union. INDJANAI'OLIM. i?J.— Gvn. Buckner and V reached here ut 10 o'clock this A. M., with o00 other p istmer^. Among them an* Maj. Cranberry, of <!*•». Til^hmanV wtaif: Maj. Hr-rbert l)ull»)n und Captain More man. of JohustonV HtafT. Gen. Buckner is confined alone in a room.of the I\. S. Court building. There arc wow in this city, Lafayette and Terre Haute nearly (5,000 prisoner*. \\ AMIIIM.TON. I*.!). *,'.*>. -Ordered by the U ur DeptrtnmH IM, On and after the '..MHh day of Febtuavy inst., the Pre>- idrnt. y virtue of the net of Congress tul;e< inililury pohKcs,ion ol all the tele j^niph line . in the I'ltihd Statei*. 2d. All • telegraphic < onnnunicationf in njmrd to military operations not ex- prcvalv ruitliori/td by the War I)ef>art- nntit. the ^fiierul comtnapding or the ifHuruls cotiiinaiidiui; the artnief; in the li<ld. in thcKeveral \U psirtmcutti. an e.-- prciully lorbidden. ifd. All newspaper* publishing milit ary newK however obtained, and by wh.itevt r iiiediuiii rerei\<d. not author- i/.ulby llu• otli»-iiil authority nientioncd in the prccevlinjx pur:»^r;iph will be ex- cfuded thereafter from receiving infonnvi tion by telegraph or fr»uu truuKtiiittiiig their paper-, by railroad. '4th. Mr. Sanford ii' made 4th. Mr. Sanford ii made uiditHry siip< rvlsf>r of telegraph me>wtgeh through- out lhe I'niteii Slates. Au»on Staler is niMil* lnilitiirv superintendent of ti'le- ^raph lines and olliees in the l T nite<l *»th. This posaes>«*on and control of telegraphic lines is not intt;n<lctt to inter- tire in any reMp<-ct with the oniinary nf- tairn of the companies, or w ith their pri vjite buHincs«. (^iguctlj KDWIN hi. STANTON, Secretary of War. Col. Woitd, of the Brooklyn 14th, ha* arrived, having been releaH**l from a reb- el prison. The agricultural department of the Patent Office received a letter fr«m North Carolina recently, stating that a collec- tion of cotton need was hein£ made at Woa'noke Island and other joints, which will be HI ut hither at an early day. The Navy Department h;u»leeched thr followinj» dmpateh : CAIRO, Feb. 24.—To Hon. Gideon Wellcrt, Se<Tetary of the Na,vy : Lieut, commanding Gwynn of the gun- boat Taylor, has just arrived from Ten- newst^c, Missouri and A labaum, nnd reports the Union M^ptiment in Southern^ennes- «e« und Northern Alabama to be very Htrong. I Hlmll Kfnd him back to-day, and will call for a regiment at Ft. Henry to accompany the gunboats, which will aid the loyal people of these States to raisp l'nion force* within tlieir borders. (Signed) A. II. KOOTK, • Flag tJfficer Commanding. The PreHideut ban approved the forti- fication bill : it K tlicrefore. a law. The communication from the Kusaian Governoient on the subjeit of the Trent affair, w.m communicated to the Senate to-day. It wa« characterized by the Htrongent foelimgh of friendnhip for the Unitexl 8Utcs. Both hoiuses yesterday agreed to report to the Committee- on Conference on the Treasury Note bill. j, the reputed editor of the Louinville Journal, and whose genius has given it such a wide reputation, jb not the responsible editor of that xbeet, but only a paid contirbutor to its columns. His wife a fiery secessionist,\and two of his sons are in the rebel army. ffTILWELL & UOtiSTOlf, Wbnl«Hatc and AJTD LIQUOS DEALEJtf, fit*. '1 A; 3 Ford St., opposite the Bri4c« 0GDEN6BURGH, N. Y. C ONSTANTLY ON If AND AND FOR 8ALB at the L 0 WEST VA Kli I'll WES. a large utock TEAS. SUGAR. COFFEES. MOLAS8E8, SPICES, TOBACCO, SYRUPS. FLOUR, PORK, CANDLES,' OIL. WOODENWARE, F1BH. OHOCKERY, SOAP, TAR: HALT. it-(5., tfcC. <fcC. A)M>. cm hand and Air culc »i nil timc-H a large ftock ot yMiTHS ctlebrau-d OHIO 1VH1.SK V A. HIUHWINES. (i(KH)S DKUVKRKDTO ANY PART OK THE • VILLAMK I'KHK OF CHMiiiE. Yv> «ro thaokTul for the loiiK and liberal pat rou:i)i:\.(if ourtnauycutloui^ri*, am! l»»p«i to receive in the future a tontinaatiuti of the Mine. &/\ All £tM>&H *old by UB on aud aft»T th«: l^t of January, 1HU2, uvtt bv paid for on UK ur^-h. Dec. »1, BACON A: HOUSTON, d&wtf IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS und P'unnei'H' I'rodu(*e, &F m C<rrhtt of Ford and haU&a Street*. ^ OGDENSJil HUH, N. Y. . V A till PAH) FOll VOCXTItV PRODUCE. ieH rupplud with the wry btft Quality ot Kutttt. and at t'm> lx>Ht>t Market Pric«. cJivirert to Villaire Cu^tomerp. U6d* B l TXJKU, LARD, CHEEKK, MtMH For sal«; by BACON A BAIiNKS. B E by VCK WHEAT FLOUR, Oat and Cora Mi-al. Fur Mile by BACUN ,t HAHNES. - H (KANBKHitlHiJ h\ the bar r«l or-bucbol. For t&'iv bv BACON A BARNES. KKOUV NITS, and NDI« of all kfnde ForHnkbv BACON «fc BAHNEt*. P ORK, flA US, ANOFiSH, of all kind*. Forfulrh? BACON A, BAKNES. UKED1F.SS ItAIMNS, PRE8KRVED n FltUl'IS, Cl KUANT>.-iiul TICKLES. For H:IK. bv BACON <fc J3O1IK. l'orraiv.-b> BACON * BARNES. UAUUIKKK, VINKUAIC, 1UACAKON1 C5 VcrniiciJU u«U Silver (iloh«> Starch. For t~j.lv by 1JA«;ON Jt ltAKNEb. * orucr t'otii and iMtbell* btrotti-. [n-2f»<iA\\lf) Ogdeuxburgh, N. V. LOFFKES, SPICKS, SCJCiARS aud Mu!a?pcj«. r*on«aU'by BA< 1 ON A BARNES W OOOKN \VAKC-~i lar-c uid varie a<*mru«i«'iu. For cale by MAOON A BARNE8. OO 1SAUHKJLS SALT, Coarse and Fine 1 bj BACON & BABNE8. JUST U1£<'K1VKD BARRELS OF M«COEH, FOR SALE h BACON &. BARNES. T HIR T Y-N1N E HV CENTS PKK , THE FIVE CALLONS, FOK THF BF.ST KEROHEM;, < AKBO\ KSD ILLUMINATING OILS, AI.SO- : A LAKGK ASSORTMENT OF KEROSENE OIL. LAMP8 !r ^ To b«' rold (hi-apt-r than thr Cheapest. j. u. MCDONALD. . Vcb. 1-1. \W>. O Kf\i\ ^tt». OAT nB £ly*}\J\J <*ROUND, for hale by F«b. 14. 1HG2. dtf l^^ JUST REiKIVED BY .J . O . Afe r> O N A L, D . AND FOB FJU-E, 'JUO bupbcli\ o f Dried AppK-v. KM) barrel* of 8i*c<X'9, 35 barrwhi of FRESH Oil, and Lamp* of aHkln4«. , Jan. 27,1W2. d&wtf Wanted \Wanted! THK l%h Kt'WIMENT U. 8. INPANTBt Abk Bodii'd uDmarricd Men, between th » jit of 18 andS5;«Ln>. Tb« enlistment* in thl Kejrlnwnt are for a period of three years; all Ui Sd Lieuu-nantH and non-com missioned Officer are Uken from the rank and file. For farther information apply at tbe Render voac, comer of Knox and hute Street*, Ogdeu? burpb- »• Y. Lieut. R. R. PERKINS. [n-tdAwtf] 12th C. 8. In. Recruiting Office KOTICB* Kerosene IB4 OZX40. Bring on joor Can*, and I will All them W CIIKAPKR THAN THE CIIKAPB6T. J^ Try the Oil, and judge for jourtelve§, AU kinds of GROCERIES and PROVISIO^ dfllTfred in any part of the Village XKKfi OK CHARGE. f«b1»-dlro. WM. CY, Lake-ttrect, w ««t 2nd of Bridge GOOD Kerosene, Carbon and AT FORTY CENTS PER GALLON. A. L. PROCTOF SA1.1L A HOUSE AMD LOT for eak la aecUoa on MU1 and L&ke^treet, adjolniaf the Or Foe particulars inquire of \ , Krb. f MRS. B. O'COXXO* 4t • •INI
