Daily Dispatch (Richmond, [Va.]) 1863-02-18 [p ] · af esta'ig BBJatsfaaaaaaal »L

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ajawfoa mar-avuai.p«nui>»4 daii>y, (aaaaetasß??*«**-> i tte« fct mtllxtB» « f?r, itSEj «>ftt awaSaai?rat aaaeke ?»; eaeaaajibat?inaawss.B-B»T>« okmi-WeebTLT DttPBVCa w bmsß away

rvatoav aadfatoav, tt gs, ia «4*ai>ee.aar-Ta* wkvblv :.«'*t>:* baaMevery rat»*T,

?\u25a0it i»«-.ltd i*rtbMntanat at oar taaaja.

WiCMMi ayKOKV.yr FPB H IWI iIITIST ftoa THE IORTH.

irftoM our t\\« eonrujpjr-pint 1ißlPlfilcisauaa, Fab. IT.?I hav# raeelvod

Morthernpapwaof tho !s'.h inatani, and rend yeatiefo!i.witg taarintry of tha aawaeontelood inthera :

Tj the Hooae of £<\u25a0 pr. sm?&tl?ea tho ComatUtcaoa Wrc'doos reported that JenningsPlgjot, cf N.Caroltr, «d J B. SfcOlooJ and Wi jh of thaS I C~rg.a.'io=al rbiir'c:, am cot catitU4 to jwaia,

Tbe Vif»rcy cf Fgypt has skipped 1&>b!-;ck aril-£m to Maxiao,to ail n InM>xic<l-1 OCO wereproalard. '/hey funaht wall ia theCrirnr* M-. Thayer eem»n<!ed «xplacatloDi ?

Tl are to be pot ta gar.-Uon at VtraCrta, be-aaaai the?ore not enWiet to yel!ow fever. *,boMaaiaari cf Farla, jaanary U d cajr,' ttU ntao-nara, idaptedin a secto cf bnmanliy, cannot givetiw to the '.eaal crltioUm." All tL!a a; t,ear.- In t!tijAtctra from tha Amsiiean CctaaUKr. Thayer)at AUxanrlria, Egypt, l*»i baiaaa Co;gr«i» -iiu rail Nepo ?on U prepiulna for a Orelblaruplrrs of tha llocka'e The Parte**ore ;a tratch-l»g

Fr?nUce *#y ithe aaaaMMußaart of hqvm-

[,sp J-! <<*; ,uul by all n)??iUJ b> ous.inraged. forIkoyatMa aw Jaa! of lha rtaterlat wljicfjwoa'<i tt«»rwhr' bw-nthd* tsco Uo >f«;«rat« uov,.|

Itw tt nshl that Haol ."a f.iTa*a are aboat ton*'.' B lh ?? yd to jvaiaantat oaca to clear cjt tbewho'.e >\u25a0*? '..??jh* eonniiy.

LaU»'< fromflriy cUzvu cf H«w O-laaai t.-- :ae!)iSarß of ttu fjovcr ißßOatlb»ve haaa ae>.;d. It w« Rtn>ra'!7 b.li#v<-4 iaK*-r Or>ac«ij%tßßtlerw r.u'iJrj urn to that ti:yif net lflxd 3 Secretary o! Wa.v

Wa?»>ra>wa 'Wi:i %ai*\eat: in fa>>ntof and a *ui:j; aaaaaai had (?tiuiwltiirinjhthf raual. If it iaajMl i ar.d H-Mens) liieFaßhaaaVtata can p*ts iawa\ haviii; Tlokakaßffour r i rac"l-,»Hnt.

An Battn**ua*taa Qaasa mM'bjLaj bo»u v H isEaii*.', s'jti i>ri'i«i Etronj tcj'Axi

t*ns*eaaaeawiag Bornheea !reitor«!, aaalmanglTnhdabmnataboard not bobTpihtq u*rs,but i!c,<;r..

Tha V \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0 h-BQaittor '.a? mid* Bsku* U on th-B asSaaa fliiifrastßal which wt*artdeaed, r.nd theEugii-i'i MhiUi'., er-uO' of th-j MTqlstsf,Bstesd toiwral Braaaanw avatlJ Ea Klo Jsselro'j b* BriZ:-.;mGorer.;tfuo.t rJiueita treatwithtr:> Hialrter Tbt-re MMJ t cseitamout and avoa Baraatsaid Ibe Imp;ror rfAj.i'*a*.d the pevr"i?a; person, taat .he 1..y,i,t of the oali.-'n sbeutd bo rjnint.iinrd

BteMwwi*aie*Bd a-. 15/.f in Bow T*rk f:j tholi:li.?hn Chnnic'e says the R.'?'ufj"fcaas

Btaptedg d, io the »aiva*ion cf tbtksMjahila at*?) 'J CMHf.f.

bat;.-> ridty, Ba* Military Oomaaßto*re;x;rie'bßrk Kurannr"* bit to rates 393.030atask\u25a0eMtsrs wttk th* r**aairntudatlia that«. do nrtB**stbo< sn*a th.< at t-'ir-ty taVaeted to be prrantedi* inEeleo ly granted by (beset i: July 17, IfKBTha L*2teialu!« of Msaouci h*n Bd> uraad un-il> DV« bar tritnoui elesttog r. C: Bed Sistejt.cna-

lor A ! ?.u*c«-i<<! ;?, MW*neenanedpatloaßi s hnd. afy Uilicrtd a.! tj -ii«» roanoer in wiiiju th«y dsplr i M«-<j«i ito be uao*« fren State J a Ins****WSSth* D*mosr*tlS Oouaervauvj candidate, andf.-.v.-ra *rt;ar.cipstioo bocr.u.ie b* tfiya tflert 14noIguger say swaaity ft proyctty.

\u25a0bnwJaa fanwßTlk, lb* great Wesfota wilodtedi* Ciniiioatiou tho M: ottdtit»btyy. ara vi.d *cru\ Rls 000,088.A t;ri:rt cf In<«niry ta ordered to ci*e'. a! Or.iro

to report wn<w cfi\ «rs iave bsaa Bfig***d. dlnjiillj0.- HMflrectty, in t.-sffic in cot-on, waetkar Mrmit*hay? b?en *jr*aatd and by orMod Itesisiimset rrm t~rrnvrttu trriti* paklkitirofjtiii.in the Maata on >le SBaaaateJ tr.or.surra tb* sankfeature* co ti£tt * kqnr. c> ia the et-rate thatwhs 1 Mr. i*o.-»?ii aiu*?t?rt trio n***ior v*lus ofi(\u25a0;., blink aotoa paper at theBa*a)Cß*l c«!.'.te', ?.fr. Fetaerdta so". ii tome p*>ti'il*. BSMiihag hiii teyoltj in muen tb* ante etyl*of Battonpls «£}.;rets***r thebody cf < near.' I \u25a0' rol Eobtaahry tveg loyal Lnt *****sssMtiiteg w»j pr»iprted An B»f nrrt th*flctxrriit it I"? , p.- ') .ji". w' i.'.h ictd- loyalty praclir J fJ j f.-.!- an !'? \u25a0« jli'bre;>iy «ra« 1.; iiladleilltsi ? fMassif, it we* uiuuiphhiit. Bat P**Baa*km*ae-it. atrfj up a i*arty s»eltoa*tor tho baakicieiDO Mr Cli'iudl&r giticl thuio irera /»» io-inytraaon ia I;sw York ? ia Soaih-jaciiiea, aaslthobeartcftka rtbtsaaa we.a in th.j Berth r.:au:gthf eopDerh*au D'la'-Cir'y. Thepr.-wjiftcia of tbaE*BhMUiatßS Rouse have le-aiaaTcrial y *d-*sa*td trr. Kichardaon,of I:lia-;s,said thatmxt»»e3k he gtiould formally ariaign Vr. glantmbe-fcro tie Seaate. a'co lnt;m*tioa was »>Lio thtormcat that tha policy of th.; partyi 1 power w<>:. iic. patifii lireeti'in. Coitamer co.ii not got tho at-ioutiaa <?{ Li' party as hete'.ovoro ac-1 eti nptd,fayjjg that nobody was piyiogtho jeaa'. at?cnt:ou Mr. ;..-vne that dt-.ntou ia favoraf esta'ig BBJatsfaaaaaaal »L<t g'lpj'iej t; surtSsmtsr, aoi anybody who a**-rts ttuoeoutrerysaikt* » iniiisi ataleoient. Bi2hi*rSi>ca oen ? I huviug lUfcili such apoint, &o(? tiios w.ib !io uiuca an-gry irsHunlatßM p. tcsne was Bprrubsuiisdafter citb u«d B***aata4 wi,u Br**an*Jk*ysabsteed teto qt'etr.e«. i, ?\u25a0\u25a0.« ia to haw*L-.M-! an n:,grac:ccH attemptto i> ci a qunrre ,?h.ce iLQiireawhy ..nHad net foliswedo****BBtmpteaai tati«paad whea thu Qr**a*aa**atre-fa.si w.rcinfurcc Sumter.

Fremont Las eppUird for active gervlca. Cctu-raodcrea Fre.bie and Pony Lave been acciinaiedtjr r*,'.'j.fioa torauk.The 6-ht-oaer amma Tu'.ile wa3B*pa*r*d en the

aTib. off Charleston, bhe waa taßeu Baas uefore,bet bar crew ree»r,;u *d bat.\u25a0v Tl.urai> *n1 Lis wife were rr c =ivu 1at the white llmie FtiieyBv**a*tgGeoreerrancii Tcsaa amsarraat d )n PJ Locin

B* '.he 7th, by order oi Major-Geueral Cut Ua, Suaiz twiCi!r,;:ta» ttcortad acrtgs tha rivjr. V!o tea-I n via- *> 1 jtoed. Ins leticr to th< Cs-ue'al asI -?j i.r.it f); wan bsuaa* he *Ah*a*l ;c tba sacce.a-ral eot;r,a ayoss******* of army osHois

Tt.o Baft*** for the P;n;ch ararya* E«ii:o?? ??' ipasdinEgjpt,sa\c theof tk-i baaaaaPnant, Kce.-y ccgro tto polios?mid ly haatooawassacß d and cot allowed totale lea-.i el bii family 'i as** was aoledigatutpretest jr... ,iia fi.i't-h. America , end Anttriaar 1 it la not likelyQua the sseoad ba'cliw':l b.t ij«a'.it th* f n oal BBselitia <\u25a0"\u25a0 tLe Oeaakotl of Gom-

Kaaeset fcltwpasi saw Manchester, itvoralbcrs of Pari anv>nt who ti;ok pai-t, g-»ve it aa U eiro, iuion tea; Parliament would be called open ttar-Vr in thataaaam4* waatko*toe Mather*Bt«'#s bi.il atLad n>taailtted thnmstrs** to ta* ig-ti t'.oo. Oppci-i::.-ii to any iiteryoctioi; wu* (j»iae-rally expressed

On 'i h*;n,d*y, arqaal cf Baylot's ro'ii 1cara'rvattacked t. Hmal! cooathix piuty ("Si) of the 1 JliiPstaatyftaato cavairy, klilicgone wanxaPagtwo,fco< CiiptTirtngfour nod several Lor.-c«. In tha aftemcor, near (.lifcri-s*.iwr, tho mcc atid h:rae«i\u2666?eio reoaptort.il. ctidLieut Baylor, two man anda«»rrai wt-re toJaoa

Tte L'trald's Wtea***ter crrerpr;r.<!ence, of th?7jk, ray--, fl wenpfehod men front tho 11 h Virginiaregltue.it, at TT. i>. aulf in\r, attacked tb«*mail cinch oetwtea Mattu*'.!.isr t.a-1 Wiacht»:t«ronthe 6th, and c*| tur*i lis rii.v<r at>l ooonpaots.liiclodtng twa*taaTedsasaa On* ejoip*daad ra*parted. Two coiapsji:eH{i«r4:j.ed tj Millwood andr«captured tbeir fri?.trJ« it.: lag o it nbA aid tak-teg ta-iher pita***,after** Basperato fight. AViiakfte B*aa**aat lang rrooi d ,d.I 1eat !Ut!e weekly *np*t bin been recently

started Xt y.jiktown V*, by i 1 u'«l i'.Cbamlioa aad I* called Ike fhtmpttU

t'Aiao I'*b. 13? Tha levea* on tha Mlasl*;.:ppliil.» of ;h» Mi*.i«g pj 1liver twiive r;.iiei bStOWit» ui.av r**Oa Pa*-, bavj b#en cat b7 thelini.u fstas*. Tae? hava a..*jbe»a lv-, at Greenville. and ou the 1. ui,Uua side, eppoiite LakoPioaldsac*

n. unijie.oi-.uju niui ooiil rau ise bSObSa't , Jian-<Uy.a largr part of lb- rebel army of Vaginia be**U *i moved to Vicksburg.Tito Hew York Herald eoT.otlal'y coinplira.-n'gI fewftr.l ? ? mastar'y r sly to He >ci«o:V*' pe».c«

prcpcalttoa, whiih »t ca:l*-bsv.rd, with all it»**«ou-« I ?'?« gennrotity.' *.. w .id, although'.oo eanga neiv the oatn«t toucl i.igtu# eu -;ra ssion of tt* rc-bel-lloo rssai iig v idlsmsyad (utl unshaksn a* to tbeBaa! U.u»; but the Aetoatdskattoa still ftitstograsp ta* ci.ii«u*i«i:»* toe dltßcuitie*, andthe d hi; tj of thi* rebttltite If all w»ralike tettari 'our principal *-rry wpald ntnow b* baltieg taioway between Washington andfeiebmond; oar principal nival aquadron* wouldnot now i « held at Lay by the reb«4 defence* atObarieatonaud Vickebsrg; norweald tb* nationalnuacces. cred!', and earraccyb* reduced to th*v*rg« of rain by waste!u! cxtt*vsganeos, *xhau«tlog oorruptiona, and temportetngfinancial expo' I-'lhe Herald thinks thePresident bas to f=-sratiiaßy ' the danger of iivanekilmtng discords, ptrtyatviiLons popular commotiont, Holt, and « r«f#a oftioony auatchytn the loyal Stat t." These fearful«aii>i,ge uri mof the f*tu<Bpj ? beglanlng tobe for*-BCvi-.v.ii ? varl .nt fcrmscf maoi'festatioM.*t* H i«ld f*t«t,t,.i|.iy B*g*«a a that Seward'" ? \u25a0 i M» of a.a ci jr ao* ?11 j******-.- b i1 ' ' U.CI «.»J B.

iVßoraaa agws. ,ta?.1!*I** «wH!!dta Bow Yorkaatty *c the 13th

?tVato *ta***aa an?P^t'fntß&A^

«en, p«titn. Vi*nna,and $t olreetinjrthem to ' fuond' tha fae'log of the Cabine aofth»*a eotntrtae the propriety of tenJartoga'mp'acouomlj to tha "bolUgertntpartlas In Woah-lu.nn and SlohaMad* a4viatag than to nanacrmbUttoneta eharjodto esunine. "with or witho«t an arsaatte*. tht boaW of a eettfemont. Ar.i-ctta la the specialnawnapor orgao» cf the »«per<ur, tie txp-ew,and Pra** Mapolarn,thow thatFraaee la aseeeJlngiy oastom to Win? abiat ape»"o In AaMTtaa, fat the aatareat of h«r eo-.toaKii\nfa«tarata and ther'evatlon and (xtenaloaofli-.r j.o!it<n! pr#etige on thit «lde of the Atlanta.?X he ifw AnhbbbipofParh, in a Mter addroM-?ito thepasajteoi t»i* latoaee a'rilt*s aa ecsiratA»ti *J blow at BnaaUai.d Rngland for la.'naing tojoinEHtm leaa In bl« Qn,t f (fort at maeiitloa.Tba LoiiCon Mi,fi»f Oa-.nu. cf tha iflhof.I»r-i ry. \i<x<:.rt» wi,:t w.|: b* Nap >Oli'a ailert.»'.;\u25bc* if hl« tattai pr<J<HTt f»raa tlii.,4 ii tar'o.-i»noa lar«J >ctetl by tba otitor graat Powa-» i TheGtMttrtya: "Iimay be tOtej forgran ed taat the"ofl-r»d t>o«otlat!onwiM be (tleMed at Weahaaff-toa;"aad mU "what fdlawa thaeoopalaory oe«aaiion r.f heatliitle*, t.i a ixarltlaie wa- wtth tooN.r\\ t Can thia ooaatrr tffmito let the Pre nohXtsrrror {rocad alcueia Lv amerlean p litjtct,la be at'togupon an aadacataadiag with Ber aU

Oovrmmanti'The a'.e<an«r Oeorgi ma, tbetecder of the Ala-bama went to m% ojj tiis 14hJaasay, frrm Boly-

head. E'K'n-.d, bou-.-.l for Nuaaa. Bha had a f r-eidabla e>«w cf rough looking raej, of VimostevaryKtuopean n»Uon>UUy. Hha monuta it gnoa,acd oarrieK cat a onantity of te*a&d other awaaa-aa.l*3 for tljo nae ot Mn trow of Altb tma. Al#t:er »«», "She tt tctrid for r mr-f« and look*j i»' th«j U'.ltir for raoT;ti,gth3b!ojJ-%i}«, ?

'I'M tiff; vij, ii :'? .! ftrrivod ai tSkmmmm 1,fro:n Ks.i;jti '.n toe £>:U nit, wlh ISMkjola) ofcctton IrcttgM by She ' aloskada better* "li;e £.uiji!*n military eonrc.ipt'ou la JiVanll*tM a -nili «?ra~oltttott.km<<d a)l taa**&*?« fosait blileteeHn !»->«wi* aad

u.lt'grapJiwirKJat WaTlaW" Vita th'a-?aid «oia;rtpia d««or;ed. Ccflita 1.h.1plait-. Thewhole haagdteaa cf Poland woadanaaTadivh ?U.t? of .\*g*. "W»'«w ii jf.rta-.." bat it hnot COfJBMd that amy decided hai beenwain on iaaarrecikD.

Vhe Load.iD &ar b»i rrtt. i»«d thefc"i!owirj fromIta ?{?? cial VMa icrrr^p-nd^n*:'fhe fr. nrh 8 cvtrt inmi is on the polat of Inter-seeing aa i ;ir.:rlr+.wt ? etween the i'cdaraJa andin nctiaipation of lata eveuta InAvnwloa, M Merc fc» U.n rn-timd Instruct!jntto att

m a fntili,ii,»- b*lwe -a t"ho bftiligerosia, ar;d UOr.nyafle L'buj>i> Is prcp-rioij n data tLtt wBl be«brr:!y trna*rolUfcd *o Mr. Sewa.J, fa wiic'i aO.T will b« roconnieti !«d.

*j \:-> Iv-rdon Sh'p/Hvg Oaaaa rfMatks, listthe E"jpsrors be i Witet hn h«aItft htasaeU, but an ahernaiinr. to recug-ai-t ilie ?i>*'ik tmd raite tht touthrni blockade,

'i h* He?? Yo:k Utrani neaih an extri-ci irom tbaPott «*o rt>«j> «de-ion or tbn f oadeai /'««/ wUft thisc pt.or: "KATOIXOX't TiuVls or 18-nMiCUYdWITH Jtrr DaTjs ' TLo coiie-jcnirst aay« tbotfll -ie «g:-*e th« i'rvioearMI bold Mexico; b*'J U1r>, wilia-«u'«*Jiy I-,d t eocve.tifiit to nia4«an tllitmmKith Iks ttwUtgn Rtpublic ofAmerica.

Tbo tffatnri tJ 1.-euia is every UniicgBure tovc-re among U-0.-ors I m li fsrcjeM, oio.,to th<:ir utiu.il nflak or Oeatlk'I'ne livr-rpoolrt.ttou \u25a0BOfhat, en ti.e tStJaIC»era BWagS'at; aad pr:csa aajlah

[GkneralKeTspaper Diapaich.]TniwiiacKSiViQ, February 17? Tho \Tath-iijv nChronicle, cf .be 15ia hta bean received tytagrf ttuco.Dbyatckeafront tho t*. 8. Qjaaal »t A!, aaodkta,)'.,/1 '. «0.l \u25a0 Dayton, r.:yreI»i I befors tUd~~. S Smato on t";< 14'b. tu tht» iffcttbas tbeVic-toy of ?Kvt)t l.r-i tu-ni-i?.t«a the i-iap .or ofFrarc.rt with lovarol knoaVed tii-sri g->i«2i<-.ri :o tf.i-<th'-ut i.-ry tip* lioaacakaal sf-xieo. Voei/owi

Uur sayg tLvy wi:l fcanlaftn \»f* Orjat becatttenotgnrise* toy;llov7 jVvsr. Tba Coi9<ai at iI?E--tn ?x;t an:tl!ori trout tue Vi-.»-roy.ri"b* European Oiimuls Gecorai ht\e telegraphed:o- insii javiaajf<-c-ta th* if Qnverntne-nw.Tha Bmpire Ci y. from Kew Orlosaa oil ih« Kk,n? rt3 ilitt Baaka*! fjroes, after reveritlimoailnj'

V'Te in * p\u25a0?viaitijn to take tba tHeM It?»*» thoaKht c forward movement woat'd be ui'.doat oara to rear :ho whola jjafoarohtcca:i'.ry.a Boeocd ragtaMktcf blanks la *\u25a0 be fwaajiil »tF:.'tUoyAl, wlib of Ksuioa, leader.l-itj- Jri ca, aoaaaaaadang fl««t on Cu-oiberlaodrloar, ia M« officialr«por; of th-j sga- a; For* Do-aafcjo*! tsb i» uadt-r fniTfat TTftaiUr.rr-i a7b«rion,wara«st u,j anl taatadbwgaa>i-ov.t*. a-jd tL'.-rari- ,i ia lb ir purpjaa of Cfptr.ii glL« Federal*at Bcrer, vs; o *ai j..at o7 aaManat-U«H oatd eutii-;!y aur.ou'.cieU. Oue hrmtfrtd 3iidforty roboJg antra bnricloa tfca fiat4,andtha\rj-uuJ:"lwtre irft fa taabawkof tba f'ou<-r«.li ,

Q . >. Fraac« Tcafn wa->arrested at tt Loo'.r byordr/ c? Gi>u. Garii« c jiu?&r.Ci ig thaor >J"ti;cr»rl, s, «J ora*»ca tact. Louk at ionto. OiUie uakaj>wo.

'ir.c iiaveiiut tue le-ojcn Hn aflaatlfei,>pJ tt foaao Pma, afeoav.tie aud opjoidtaLa:eFfOvtdaaeA aw . \u25a0

PROGRESS OF THE WAR.mi BaPrBBB of the v. s. vaMXEAon SABXNK

PASS.Tin L'tustnn TeUgraf-h,r,l the 23.1, con'.ains a

'nil tccctnt cf tf.o ceptu a ef the two blotkaderd-rl ababtoa Pas-:, Texat. Cur force coseisted of,wo HI lis irtestaer*., tb? Boil sariVrtola lie*i, mf.Enedy 3.0 v id-.-.' iiiajcr Walfcias. The

latoja***\*nT*'On the morning n* the BlsJ th* tt**aaor* got up

I «Mv and ttvteifcr tha bar Theydiscovered,.t about t*»elro taliea two veinelt, watchproved to be tapbrig ofwar Morciag Uahl, mount -iag eight is; pir.nderg and oaa rlfii qua, and a>*hooa*r, (ar.oie'tmkaown) Mounting two Bse1> thigrea*. CM MoruiagLight is tbaaacia vesselthat destroys: WinutoQ'e salt *7?-*s. Her toon, itwi<l beremembered, were thoroughlypauUhod inthatsffsic. 3 tie moment the veaid* discoveredDates uieyup sail and tan to sea to escape ourst-Hia.r». All steaoi wa* at enco put en, and an\u25a0 icUing cl-aiii commenced. >t stout ten eViotk,the c-ba*.e havirg continued about fifteen miled,Beß get lv robge, and tha Davis Guards let flyib.? i- abet <ran nt the iiornln,; L!ght. Tho chafeeoatinnad tor tc-rr.e asjtea farther, gtytaß oar boystana ;o nra ten tv twelve thotst, vtuuh took tsTaatta tia brig. Th* brij an£<v-6rcd, bat nm usableId _-t lb* 2-U at all.

I.a layaowepproacnadto wiihtßssi.d uucVetraspF, it dt i cot take long for Ba* tffl urtsa to clearthe tuomj b dck. R-f.i.-. tjeLerabdher hercol tt* weie banted down, a i cur boya took un-tDspatasJ pn*****Ja*. It tlii eat require long to

the tcbo oT.Lota veu h ssore catrlod to the Ii tr, lv*. a Pcde.

ral sdeasaar uming ia tight before the MorningLight c-.r.i * L'gute.-.ed Etitticltntiy to go overshe was aaaafctaß-aaa aohcatar aasrssl inside ?

Tbe MBrtai | jjth» report Of Liant Reed cf thaU. 8. gnn U>... ttow London, v.ho waagoing to thar« lei cf the bl ********* when they *.io d ..,;r>y-el.

At tßs*%«* taa-BM r-f January ho dlecov-redth* Eoralog t****jM A - ??acii.r wa.* juitie.tvlaghr,aad !u ***** a****a*Jß the forme.- wes discoveredtobeendtr*. W*s orapted forward,but itwas >i-, ax'M to nav-i hir. The fire wasetartsd iatks k. :*f partof the ship.

tee*at»«*y toif**as*ta tea feet Of water, j-er-hi r* Wi' i tut,;. Moi X Otto*. i;e.- oner tba aar intotMfaa* ***** wete diachitrged bythchaat, tbreaeai the port Bate *ud "jj ou tbeat ?«,'.<. . bi:i*»,. to iattc-r bad f*A a into :he told,*i,i tie juatCaaoiag oat J**t abava her sapper, on*a*.it betet Li- i. .ho ;l.oe. TW« of her abaiir.«a---p ;:... Tho \u25a0 aatay bat uad'Aibtooiyremarod tu«i{- a tar from fk* BtoptaM* aa no explvsioa* too*p. BBS CKCtptBb* g* I* :.nlehel's.

Itii bhsngat Ltat the en -;:?\u25a0< dii not get any ofth.t \u25a0/an: tt IkeKcaatbag Light. A* to ths ach-.-uc-*cs Ksftta and Ve.'ici:;-, tha former, Lt,E* tdaad tesraad, Lai escape; lv* .att _r waa cap-in: ci witu the ?; -rnuigLight.

M I IN BILTCiOnt.Ttef-.Mov*:i'S FsATpai trot-i tuj Baltimjre Go-

BBp* oi the In., i'etant, gives a faireampia of theIBda that uabappy c ty tanultr i

Y**Bsrday nter ibaf near lbs e'.ose ofhours at theCiruaod Flout'MxcOaugi, a cavaLy-ma j, ar ii>- i wita aaword au trev j.t.r, o .tartfd theroot-), a.id aaraeUag »uo of p*e tui-ab-m, dttiredtj kaew MM fraitk* Ke \ra> at or.-... lit-i ....rt to Mr. Jpaa P. Paca. tha aV-cretary of theAu .cia'ljn,fr.» -ia Khota be <f*.-naadod a net cf th*i:j/.,i.iu.i,u(u- the rtltef of tbe Cocfotiorai* prt-aoSßßTa HI .lair), ate. :' lafcruied the dragoon thattho lv: cad uot been ncr wa>- it ia hit pesaavtion,act! farther -.hit i. hai zusreiy \u25a04*o*B tempor»rdy oa the d)*k onSa'.orday. Vh* */.o *r th«ndema&dad to know «t wb.-t nour ba*i«»s wouldcloac, aad remark id that hU in.traoti u» ware tor.rntli Rear* aattl timLastass* w*tora»- for toeday, t.hieb he did. b»ing still *a«;*4 oa one of ttelounge* tf;sr en* hoar cf coou Li atrived, &udtoogptteg the last member had aspaetod Taarewaa iijlcttHopiUn t j ba*-la**-j cal<h*rwas thera any uaa»«al axaitaueat, th*a»tm:ered!*per*lng at tha usual t'mo and a *tbs'ore.

fll*. BUTLER FOR CUakLUTO*.A Washington dlapatch ta aba Raw York Yteri

«*/«:Tho plan of sand ag Gen. Batter to OLA'loUio,sovobentßtly dents* by oa*of your ee*ea*pare

riffs awhil*atar*. Ii certiu*if tt*baud, aid It onei t ~ prv>po*iti(*ri* Intended tohead off ths attaag

tcm «d firbis Instalment iv the War Of.P*..? *?< *\u25ba;*' a' 'hit i>« v »»'»ivt <in Bnt'-r hi*

ii«» v.t«,t, th* 'J ;«' v»«'V i : r>"»i»ni ta-*pa*te* o* eaarat *».\u25a0? Jraui lUa' «iy a-, a o.s*. >-, «1bUpCaeise**rs*toriatisof b* eputo* BtRIU t*prsPabls thatthe Ooa*tn*a*atas* ** yatrtMhednoaßßsßnaßsa to te* seatas**.

apaeoh la theTonkas OongrwM Utt week tt favaiof pea»e, ud oloaad It with tto following pom -We rathe* thlak"?orollna" won'tAnd tthmhWto 'iiwaW the pathway ="She hM goae-abebnhftnianotaronandpr'de?Onr alcrmy.br->w*d a'-ater. to long at ovraid* IShe boa ton nir own ttar fro» oar (lißwih

glow,Ai 4 turned onbar brother tha fae» of \u25a0 Cm IO, Caroline, Carolina, child of tharan,We can uovr formatthat cnr htarti have been oat;Oar i fc&ih npil-ikl.Jla Lloerty'* name,Pi6mthofuaßlainof t'ooi wl.h tborlvertfnunetY<-.n wntalways too ready to £r» at a tcuab;Cut »i (all -Aha ii hasty-she does not maanituoU."We b*,va reontal wLea yoo utferid soma tnrbn-) n*. tSir.-»';' lot rii-ndabipr!U whlepered?«Forttva aad for-get."

Has oar lore all dlad oat t Ear* Ita altars grown\u2666 old t

Uas theenrja ocma at laU which tba fathers fore-told ?Than ua:ure mos. teach nj lb) itreajth of it*chainThat h.r po'ulantchildren would ssver la twain\hay may light till the bniaarda or* gorgedwithrLcirapjli,'Till the bRTet srr>wt black an ttrota in ike soil,'Till tba waive* and tha osum>uaU droop fromtli«lr mtm,Aud it* atutrk tratks tha phale, tha lord cf the

WBVCB.Ijvain Is tUa strife f When ita fary ta roab.Tfcwirrortsaat iua«t fl?wli on*ewumel tt Hai;|il.-er n :J

Roll uiiugWIn peace thronga the vaUey bilow.Oar Ui-i >v Uriver, hsfcg ocean, and aVy ;Mau breaks no; the medal r?h, v a.»d cnta the dietThong i Qa.tetei with sniphur, th 0,-h 11,:enwithr.t.vii.Tie Mai arch will "Ujtiten, the waters will healO, tJarcJiue, C*r&3iae, child if tho.nu,Th»e « 3 b»n;«a with fate tsat cannovar b* wontTha ktsr do verb:*;banner mast cavar be farted.For lt« bioaaotno tf light are thahope ofthe world!fAipao-e JGo, th&n, our rash tht-r ! afarand ateof,Run ui'.J in the sumhine awayfrom our roof;But Man your boeM jxhis, hiid yon* « t La»egr.vr:: 80ro,R>ji-Mabov thi pathway th .t l«ads to our dcoi!( .;ii.luu.« j

FROM FREDERICKSBURG.IF.'.OM CU.t OWN CORRXtPOHDEKT ]

FMDIRICK3BURG, Feb. T6, ISC3.While I write thu> streaming cir-whlctio of the

Yankees Is smniing to-night, like ".he shriek of asa&ided fiecd," actoas the Rappahannock. Bnglegaad drcnn ke»p as the din, and esSure usof con-tinued cotlvity and "raerrlmaat" The balloonwa aluo up thia evcoU* higher than unatf -per-haps o sea the rat-eating Yankees on tte Poto-mac They hava b'bo gane down th« Xeppahao.ii<>ck-7010) oae picket t>eid this morning. Theyare twrtatnly buildlcg a cMiaeit-ny through aiu}Tr.lj >i!xio milfs betow, oa the other el.fr, justasthay niJ when weat up sod gotgtcck intherand. Fssafaea bf»lorr, ioimaJhite!? oppositethem, oa thit rid*., arc m ivLigiui '.her elf. Whljtvr»y :ro they ton? ? Tb-: 1 git of pobatl/ >ome\u25a0that (wallkaplMNaa '\u25a0»tc'i»u*.»lly" consumed,whkh illaia.natid tho Ecr;hera sky about9 P If.,"?naaan no light" upon the qiestioa. I expeotGeneral D* knows al abou. it, aad so 1 abs.llsleep quietly.

Gen, Patrick enmoover It Bb* 11 igof true** boatthis asoxahajC, aad e*H tha Phiilips Kcu-.o badbs a Gen. fctocemao's but he badluoveii oat It ch».=??? Ho >ker wanUd it for a bospi-tal A etove wagl«ft la tho seeeanl aiory wi-.h fir*m it, <rom v.hlch the house B*agnt fire, ard waso' n»u iied. he had tied to rave the farultar?,sndLad it Ii- 'Ui.lit to the LttOV Hon :a tat loan cf it»H fciUhlng Of couil.il There wilt ba m»cytbinirt: 'ni!>iHi.n<r" when the Yankee* losva Sti/-fard bat the? wsut ha "usli»si*d."

fltn. Fatrtak Iwiaahl over Gea. Blc&owaii Jac-k---aoa'sOaapiaua, bjj had bee* captured but Gen.not receive him without Conaral ;

taW'spaaaataSaaa, uod h-b-v-1 to return to Lw >nli\u25a0haueay Us-,re BSBBBBg Lo hcavh«a« cut iL» other*'d*.

P. S.~t7ih. Scow thla raornljgis fallhigfact.Already«B A.M.) irro itches deep, a;i lock* aaifit woald mow ail day.

4iE"*:£RAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGIAiA.TuisDAr, February 17th, 1853.

Eli*atx.?Met at noon. Mr. Johnson,Presidentjrbj iemfore, In the chair. Trayer by theRev. Dr,Moor*.

A taeesaje frost the Governor, fa rospouso to aresolution, acquaintedtho Baa*U with the extentof the ParPaOa Baagsr* crganlxV-ion, tha ncmberof ?.uij.'vnies in the garvioo, numb arof eosamis-Biouei orli 'r;m, end what cams have bscu paidthc-ta on* of thj Pjymaa'er's dt»car fm»nt. Itwa*stated tha'. the sen* of BX9 3(-5.f>7 bad b«en dis-bars >d in th6'r pavnisji. Referred to th* Commit-tee on Military AATaaa, aadordered to b*» priited.

Resolutions cf Inquiry and Ixpeditnnj,?By 3frAlUcreoa: inaiiuctug the C -tntnittee cv F>nacceao-i Olaittu to inqa'.ie Into tte expediency cf re-porting a bill r««leavn? tte ie preventativeof JohnM. Aitierson, deceated late shcr IF of fcee&Vrfor,from the collection of aaCM* fiaej rlt-ei ta ta*hand* of big deputyaabort t'oca prior to hU deathBy Mr. Wh'ttle: losUuoting the Commutes totCoasts of Juitiee to inqilre lati the exoedoaeycf enac'.loa; ?o«h laws ons'atent with theUsnsti-tutioa a id lawj of the Coafcderate BiatoJ Hi tusybo u>-etvn-dry toredaoet) slate.y say fres ne;rotesic'inif lv tha Unitei EVtbtawne mayba fjttndWi Li?: tin ii nU> f thh (]3tQmontrralth JJ/ sJri.7.1 >'i : loß'rnctlrg tr,« C'.nm on Fiaauo-a tibtsl ire into ths ea olousy of a'U>wln,t eorpo.'a- ;t;ou» Ba*s%ted to -utj to l qH4ata thoaatbatore fa* amia* die, or aay part taj-eof,aid g.op the iuterestthariioii.

Committee kHBt Reporled?M bill refunding toWil to*) M. Hiiioe. *%\u25a0 Stat cf tVgile',d-.magejpj.,, i-y him rvt such. A bill toaniaudand n\u25a0 tp,> ttho tAaik au' fifth section* of chapter eighty.a* /tub of -the . .'o?i

fiipesiloj BiUs.--I'h* fc'>U to iaoreaie t'-e al-lotraoce for tha b aid and lodgbag of Jirora baerlriiiitat ca<ea was parsed. 'Fba biil antboriziajImprstsatsßts for tie sappsat of n->idi»e»' fHOiiiiaaand otherpoor, duriagtha war,wii defeated. Tb*bill makinganappr jp.iatlonto tha Caatral Luna-tic Asylum win a a->adtd by a "ryd«r," and re-ferrei to the Flhanca Committee. Thebill traaa-ferricg the State Lina troopj to the GuaaV dirateGovernment tv».s taken up. Ita providing varl-ousiy fiiaonded, orderel to I c r*id thethird tlma, aad lail on tht tabia.

TheraaolutUuw of Mr. Cotter ii ralatloa to thain v c.sQiint la san-ebury, N. 0 , of oita Co lfaa, aci i2)&of PHnci Gaorga o^-uaiy, worepujadbythe U >rahi«

AdjourteJ.Hcust ry erxrorrKS?Tb* 3ba>e met at 11

o'clccU. Prayer by Rev. Dr. Cog^ett.Ac*:&*&* was received Lcm th- Gover.torrela-

tive to tha cotapeunatiou of agents for thi distri-bution of salt; whichwas read, and on motion «fMr. B-rboir, tee red to the Committee oa Rait.

Tte bill empowering canity eoarw to imareasafiele* ft prin ci ne*e«stty for tha uae of ettia* aba eer'.aic ca c*, which was under coastJera'ion attte hourof »cj min-ieat jesarday, wa*Uf.cn up,am. nled, andorder* i to its engrcßifa:* tt.

Tea lilt uaporifij tru-m fortt* tnpocrt of t3cveroraent. bsreto'ore m> d* the ordar of th* day furto-day, wa* taken ? p and corn i lored.

Dning the r f this bill, tte*ea» of 22o'-locH bayng arrived,the pr \u25a0cea-os i**u d again tJ.B3pu R. C.'--i. biw end George Whitfield for 'ailiuK to appearbefore the Coanr.it*. coa Batoni n,wheu Bummoasfl aa to do, came cp foreonalderatioi.

Mr. Hopkini It .ted that K-*. Crsttthaw was thenpresent ia the Rons*. Tb*. he waa laboring undersevere tudbjpcalticia,sad ff«m a coat wattion hadwith him ba wa? 3a'.i fi i that Li* non cnm»lians*with tho sumaionsof thacommittee was owlegtonowant of ret peatfur the authority of the House,and thatbe wasprepared to obey*»11 tammons ataay time the eowuilttre may reojpir*. Be there-for*moved thatte b j dig:barg*d,which was*gr**dto

Hr. Whitfisld wu reported tobe to theHauTsadwas taken to the bar of the Boas*, where the usaaloath havtogbeea admlnUtared byth* Speaker, hotookths witnes*es' stead toanswer questionspro*potmded by the chairman of the Committee oaExtortion, sad "show esass why he should aotbeUsed and imprisoned,'' wheat**foltowtog acßoquytranspired:

Hr. HepatoA?Will yea stateto tho Boomyourreasons forfoilingto appearhater* the Committeeoa tatorttoawbeoeammaaed sote del

Mr. WWtfl»ht-I w** atek. aadaatod tend.** thaedrtes of myphyrieten. 1hataapurpose to treatwith Htrespegt to* authority of the H*uss

Mr. Sophia*.-Why dbtoV pen seedhiaJMatUeaUte»tumlttMtotkat*a%Ott

Mr. aseas-**3r. Hopktea -War*yw so ataah aUkajtoii «to*pp-ck»o4MTS*itoM *«*a»*i**ne*aß>ota*r*Btorts*eat t.. tjrT *Wt know that B waajktsaw*

aa*a4aw B**ttß*a^^aa*s*

laid to appear at ibe bar ofHO* House to ibowcausewhy hi abcuM»et bi loadaaa trrpnsurealfor eoatemptof thesaauaoa tksrtdaMt forth, Udtrtrr-duaui'lttjoaay.the tf.kdnyof Ftbruar.

Mr. Banter thought tba prstwlmgi were some-what sfauralor. Tha witness baa* appeared at tbabar of ths House, aa euuimaar i to do,oad follypurgedbimrelf ofall lateatloa off eoatempt or duvretaeet, aad a* thereforemoved ta aanamd the re-soluttaa of Mr. Fortes by merbag that thawikembe Bwahoigal ,

The motion grre Has to same flawlon, parti-e'pßted ta by Messrs. Fotba* Hunter, Barbour,Boberteaa, end others, when »a previous questionwas ceiled, and the vote bsssg apen <hj amendmeat of btr. Haater. that geatteitaa d*maa£ed theay»s and noes, whlrh resulted?ayea 38, now&XThe amendment havhsff fceea rojeated. the vttirecurred npon the reso.uJoa of Mr.Forbes, whichwaaadopted.

The witness was then released fa. accordant*with the provtaloas of ths raaatattha lust adopted.* Tba farther coaaMeroUca of the tax bill ? as

then resumed aad dbatiaaedaatl 3 oVtoaa, whoa,ontootlaa of Mr. Banter, It was made the orderofthedayfor to-saoraow at 19 o'clock, sad fromdayto day tboieafw natO dlenssad of.Mr. Banter, fromtee Cai?lMse onCourts, tab-ralttsd creport adverseto a tint die adjournment

on the86th bolt.; a'sx daelariag tbapresent Baa-aloa ofthe Peuero! xmvMy%tt \tbe aeeaticaa-tion of theBOfßloß of May last.

Aantinn to printtoo reports way bat.Mr £oberta.)a«Qhm >ttedaratobt.i'«,whi:h wasagreed to, tats the expediency of pro-vidingfor ity<n« tow publicity to the laws.

On motion c fMr. Fleming, the Eonaea/jrouted

OIWPUDERATE STATES COXIRES*-"4*~

Toisais,\u25a0+ut*Tm*mtt tftasNaet If*:* a;*** *?#

wa4etJi«.d to order by Mr. Hunter, of Vn.On motion ofMr. if If hoi 1,of a>kea>aa, tha Pen-

ate prooeerZed to elect by baPct « menhir to fill avacancy in the Ccmraiueaoa Hisalial*jßfcdSJr.Uap.rton, of Yn, W»B OUO-«ra.Mr fcparrow, from the Committee on Military4 ffil's, reportedb*ck the m<Msigeof the Presidenttraxsatitting onestimate for incidental and ocntin-geot expetsas of the armyand War bepartmentnntii 30;h Jane. Refer.Ed toFinance Committee.Mr. Sparrow reported back from the MilitaryCommitter,with areoorcmend-.tiou that tt do u»tpats tlu bill to amend an aat entiUed aaact toprovide for transportation of p»raoni who haveb»«i mn-cered Lato the service tor th* war. Healso reportedback from ease committee the billanthcn«in< tha diachargeuf certain civil officersfrom the militaryservicd of the Confederate (state*,with certain ainendxrenti, which' they leeommwddo pass,

"I've Preiitent asnt.nrctd the Exemption bill asthe unfinished b-ulneu of tha previous day. itwas amended in anodry particulars -aad Coatedtiltoe-hoar of ccj >aramei.t.

Hotsi or IrPßXsißTATivxs?nanse met at 13o'clock. Prayer by Rev. Mr. Wis*.Mr. Oslther. of B. C, irecent-d resolctkneAdopted by the Gaaeral 4 M-eh'.y of that State,

vindicatingtha loyalty ofthe S.ate and Ita GeneralAssembly.Mr. Oalther addressed the Eonse on tea csbjast

of these resolutions, and alinded to thepresent po-sition of his State?reviewing bar action from thet>rmmennem«nt of thawar to the present time.?He repelled the alandrrosa rcctuatlocs that badbeen brought against her. Her devotion to thocansa la which waate engaged waanot surpaicedby that cf any otbtr sta:eia the Confederacy.

Kr. Lander, of N. 0., tl.o addressed the Housewith reference to tha resolution*, and tstd thattheir adoption by the Leaivia.u ?\u25a0.\u25a0 of North 0«ro-Una waa, in hli opinion, unnecessary. Hb» rotateh»4 r !i>;?- y vindicated Lor loyalty by her i>ixtythousand trcopa now in th« field.

Farther remarks npna thi aim') subj.iet waremaae by Mecsrs Gaithei and McLean.Mr. B jyce,of a. C, Introduodd fnr referenda atill to establish a pert cfentry at Colambfr, S 0-Referred to Coami'tee <n CommerceMr. Mites, of S. ft, iutroda:ed abill to regulatetha netigaitoa of Iho ConfederateStates, andto es-tablish ddreot trade with for. ijunation*. B ifc r;edto Comntitteo onOoramero*.

Mr Kilos also I ttroiuoed a raao'uibn that theGovernment of the Confederate Etatea hagviioeaaedwith fsellsjjS of no ordinary gra'inosticnthe loyalty acd goodfaith ofthelargerportion of isIndiana'lie* west of the State af Arkaniee; aud,farther, th-.* noeffort of the Oon.Yttatat) Governmint shall be spared to proteot them fully in a-1?belr rights, and to aaslnt th.io in dotsßsHag theiroountry against the %noro-chmenl.t of all en; m:es.Ec'trred to CommitteeonInd<aa A tt'i'rs. *Mr. kfi'-saUo rfrVed a resolution >h%t 5 000copies of th« Jourual of th* Convention wh:cuirsnwd tba Frov.aV.nal and Pcrmaseat Consigntlovscf th* Oonfoderate States, together with thoJournal of the Pravnlonal Confrere, be pobLtehMlfor the use of this Rotve, to be ePtttibutad equallyamong the members: Prttidtd That each memberof the Provisional Con>r*M shall receive two co-pies of »eld journals,andthe President of the Oat*feder&te Statesand each of tha Govtmora of iheseveralStatesfive oopica eaoa. BeJerisJ to Com-mittee mPrinting.

Mr. Atkins, of Term, offereda resolution that thePresident be requested to direct Adjutant<4eneralCooper to call uponLieut. Gen.Folk for his report(If it has not alreadybeen received) of tha opera-tionsof the eorpt d'arwue ucder his command lathe bstila of Shi oh; and that it, tovjtaer wtlh thereport of Brig. Gen Fronton Smith cf the part tier-formed by his command in the engagementat Rich-mond, Ky. be printed.

Mr. Foots, of Tean, moved lo amend tha resolu-tion a* follows, which wagagrr«ed to:

"Arid theseveralofrYsls.l report heretoforomade by Gen B R Johngoo, of tha baUlea partici-patedin by bim, including taata c! Fort Doa&Lioaaad thllob."

Mr. Foota also offered arejoin'lon that the Com-mittee on tha Qaertermaster'gDepartment be in-structed to inqn-r*lato the ca c of Q iarierma«terWood, as set forth ia ths letter of ii. P. Taylorwhich wagpresented with thereeolatlon. Agreedto.

On motion of Mr. Kenner. of Lv. tho Eonaawent Into secret gef>sr on npon th» special crdsr. be-ing th<« bill reported from the Uomtnittae cf Waysand Metna, entitled a bill f.-r fundi::.» ths en:-rency.

"The Northwest \As ihU port'cnef ths preseai Unite! StatesIs

attractingmush Just new, th* followingtatlss, compile.! 'Rom the crnaaa of I :"0, ah ,wirgthe p!a©» cf birth of tha populationof two cf theBorthwi-Bierc B*Sjt tts. my p-ove latrreatlng t

Illinois ? AlabMoa, 135; irhwilßJ Tit; Cali-fornia, 3; Dii''ito', of Ccilaiabii, fii.6; fjliiniaslflllll.6,8b9; DeUwar*. 1,397; Florae, 83; Georgia,LJBg'ilkiro-ia, 343,618; 30,933; lowa, I oil; Kentncky. 49,588; Louisiana, 48>>, Maine,3 C9J; Marylaud. 6,898; Xtsaaahusetis, 9 i' 0, Miibtrat., 2 158;

*f»); Missouri, 7 2P'; Vhw Hampshire,4,SBi; Sew J**sey,6,E43; Bow Fork 67,183; NorthCarolina, 11,851; Ohio: 04 319; Pacnoylvante. 37.---919; Rhode Island, 1051; Bouth Caroline, 4,161;Teoaeasee, 32.303; Texas, 63: Vermont, 11,331;Virginia, 24,<97; WLfcocßfo, 1 0)5, England, 18.688;Scotland, 4,661; Wales, 571, Ireland, *7.7dd; Prus-sia, 881; l-att of Gsrmartv. 3-1,1 0, Au«tri>, 6g;Holland, 890; Norway, 2,415;Franco, 3.595; BrittenAmerica, 10,699; other countries, 3 70S. Total na-tive, 7C6.931,of which after deduotingthose LornIn tha etate, 148,7J0 from other free Stats*, 144,---683 from stevaholdiag States. Total foreign. 110-593. Unknown, 3943. Total whit* and Lea co-lored nopalatlon,831,470.

1ndiin* ? Alsbntii ;i»"; Arkansas, 151; Districtof Columbia, 887; Connecticut, 9485; Delaware,2 737; Florida, 21; G-.oraia, 7St; ltlluol* 4.17J: ia-diaaa, 511,079, Iowe, iO7. Eeotncky. f 8.031; Licl-Slaas. 321; Maine, 976; Maryland. 101*7; Ka?*a-ehasetts, 8,678; Michigan, 18 7; Mlaaiuiapi. 287;Missouri, 1,006; New Hamp<bir*>,686; Bew J*rt*y,7,8*7; Bew York, 24.310; Berth Carolina 32,175;Ohio, 120 193, Peuasylvaaia, Rhode lalancl,43i; Seam Corollas, 4161 Teanssse*. 12 7U; Tex-as, 41; Vermont. 3.181; Virginia,41.819; Wlsecasla,99; Groat Britain and irelatid, 19,817; Germany,19,384; Franc*. 2,'.79, Rritlah Auerraa. 1978;othercouuirl**, 1098. Total uttive, 931.39), of which,after deducting thote bora ia the atate, 813915,from other "free Sta'er," 176318 from alaveboio.-bag State*. Tutsi foreign, 54.4J6 Unknown, 2593.Total white andfreeeolcred popu'atioo. 183,418

The ratio pat eiat of th* foreign bora to th*whole populatiiu ia Illinois v 12.19, ba Indians.5.51.

The following te ths vote of thote two Statesia;h« teat Presidential election:

Illinois. Ind'araL'cooln 17A50* 1280??Breckinridge 9,399 11 848Dougl* 16»B:3 ftJ9*.'4BeliMlfastca -? 4HBO 5,137

849.767 £41,258Total for Lincoln, 894.683, totalagatast Llnoola,

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HOW Id STRAiaHTW A Ht*OO'S WOOL.?Tb*Msw Park TrtPaa* states that Fred. Donates g»«*a laatoaa a* sp»?h at th* Coops* lasutato.**Haw York, on Friday eight, oa the President's

Among other tbtog* k* aatd:"BtoM tba atteriag *7 that pcoetamaHoa I law*grown tetter aadTatt whiter, and sotab tap hetrwith amah teudtdlsaßy.'

DAAuagi CA^taTta,?lt te sold tha ownersefthe berk raster Oeek, of stoatom,betrat by Braoa thaDotted atataaOeveaaaatatPar 88Be*B dtmsaea for tte tea*oosa-saeaatay taa laPiiiliii of taatMswl.

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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.important rm C«mCttOl.

PROCLAMATION FrlOM GENERALxWAUHHOARD.,

Cturustoh, Fab. IT.-the fcl'owlrg FVe'o-motion fromGeo. tej.srrg.r4 wLI rp.:carli thapapers to-morrow; '

HiArxn tsr rrr3 C.CU a Fla,ltfaarlcs-00, Feb. .8. jeCi. J

Ithas become my solemn Cu'y to inform tha au-tberlUreand citltsna of Charieston and*Bsvacaahthat woTt meats of tba enemy's laat fcc'leale anearly landrod navalatlaok en oaaor both title*,oad to orgo that penoaa oaahla to toko sat activepart fa tha strneg'e?ball retire.

Itlabopad. howavtr, that thla temporar* tapa-ratloa of tcma cf yen from your homat wt'l bomade without slatm or undo* haste, thatehowlagthat the on'y fating wh!eh animate* you ta thaihoar cfcupremo trial la tha regret of being aa*able to part'eipite ta tha defeaeecf yourboaar,poor attars, end tha gravea ofyearkindred.

Carolinians aid Qoorflual The hoar v atbead to prove your comtry's cause. Let all atV-bedied tnsnfrosu the seaboard trt tha mouataburash to a-en Bj not too exaction ta the efaoiesof weapon*. Fikea and aeytbaawUI do foreater-

asas! Comew, star* with ascar danger,oar bill-Unat suec«s4, or oar g orijus death.

(ilgati) 0. X. BIAURIOARD,General C.mm'g

Cfflibt: -J M. Ottf, A. A. Q.Final preparations for V-» expected attack are

bt Lag ra(lily perfected. Traopa and pet.pie arecalm and confident.

LOCAL IVIATXICItB.Mxparte Ikiodore Whitman ttpon a Will of Mat-beat Carpus?mis ease, mvol'irgth* right of th*President to daolsxe Martial saw over the city ofBiebmoad, to prescribe offence* and to punish vio-

lation*of hi* orders committed by etizen* by ar-raigns* t*ndt>ial before whichhad eoce tiiae beforebeen veryelaborately signedbefore the Lour, by ths Judga Advocate, RobertOola, Esq , for tha Coart-Martial, and by JudgaCrumplor the petitioner, vrat decided yesterdaybyJudge Wm HLyons, of the Hustings Court, infavorof the palitlcjier.

The Court held that the power to declare Mar-tial tew under the Ccnstljutionand law* of th*Confederacy did not belongto the President, andthat Congrats hadro authority tooonfereuohpow-er upon him: that the authority to suspendth*writ of Aa* as corfhi did not carry with it therigit to Goclar* Martial law; that Martiallaw web aa aibitrary and dictatorial power,which might be exercised by a Goniata&daf-ln-Chlef cv'r LU camp or eltewbare at hi* peri',aad that neither tbo Cona lmtion or tha law*sanctioned or jaj'.iti.d such a auetohof power;that the Congrtaa incat indemnify the Command-sr-in Cblaf for powers thus unlawfullyassumed,but the C .urta could neitherrecognis* orsanctionit; flat our Govern.i*atwas one of Congtltationand larrs as well in time of war as in'ime of poaoe;that the Go.iailtut-.on limited and dtflaed the pow-ers of thePresident and tne Oongras*, and. that dopowe-a belonged toeither which hiinot expretslys.nforto iby that instrument. That courts?uhrileihave excinilve and restricted Jurisdiction ov*rloldlers and otha-s belongiogto thearmy; that therfunsti- n* were tfreumacribod by iaw aad confinedentiiely tothosn who were In the mlli'ary service;uid t.iat, therefore, theyhad noright to try *eiti-i:nnot oonceot'd with the army, who waa underid* QoßstituUon entitled to trial by jury foreveryliffei c iagainai the laws and tberef. r* tha cuttocp .ia wUch tdep:t:tioner ws»a held was illegal,anda* was ordered to be discharged; but the Court jhold hint tooall to tnawsr b«fo.- tLe Crand Jury!the iuijntaioffaaas?cellloglienor. ;

City Council ?The: a v*M a called meit'xi of>ha o dyLe.d at :ba Ofcty Hall at t o'clock : o-ter- ilayavoadan. Freneat, D-vid J paaad*** and a 'OLoraia. The meeting was S .Id tor the pn.-paaeof coartrieriug tbe n w tax bLI. After, a biief a*- jtaftoa to unu of its pxovtitona itwa* Uid on r.? Itibia an! uruOred to r>* piinted It is probabla[facia the temper 01 the Council oatie subject,that ;tho if.ito lor the pmoat year will te ralsad toco- :ty fa* cent, *| ! :<w:, en retl estate Other arti- I

of proj ety may i>* raited inpr p-.ni.n,Lul 'ao iutltuAtlou £*s been thrown oa; by wbiei therate can be Judged of. 4report oa g.uallpox geu-»raliy wr*read from Dr AlbirtBae.id, Health Cfil-ter, bywhich it would appear that that diseasetvasabating itsravages.

RiMtry on Main Street ?On Wednesday night,tha merchant tailoring establishment of MessrsBeer* * bpblman,on Mala street, between 13.hand 14th, wasbroken op»n, and several articles ofvaluable cjothing s>alea .hwefrom, iaeludtaga aal-f'<rm ccat, apair of Saa elo-h pantaloons, and aaeleaant overcoat TLe glass doorof the ator* wasbroken b/ a brick and the tffsotsdthrough the \u2666 pen tro.

Abolition Ftitoners Arrived.?Twenty-four Abo-lition prison**a of war armed at tha tabby prisonyerterdar. There was onlyonecommissioned oA-Beraiz.oagthera. followeraofold Abe wereeaptared on tbe Rrppabsnncck, in Fanqiltrto,oa Saturdaylsßt, aftera brisk skirmish, by Lieut.Shiverand Serg t M'kler,of CoL Butler's cavalry.There artnow in the Llbby prison about £00 men,Inclading6i dcaerters from tha Yankeearm.7.

COIfA T PMOCMMBinet.Huttings Court, Tuesday, Fab ."ith-Jtigt Wm,

II Lyons pftoiding. Several cares were disposedofto ctr.", the Court having gone to work la goodesrt-Bit tj diepus* cf tbe largo rutabsr ofcas>Sbf'ore it, and the jariiv gwrn in the eever.tl cotes ,leamrog equally ?!? te 'dined to do tbel* duty.

John i.oyd a yonuo* white mm, at id to b longto theplntr-ugly croud wm rot» thebar, charge!with ild 1 1st ti« pockbt of *raiau M. Haacoek.aso'dUr, of. Hi, near tho Franklin street,aiew months tlaee. I - waaem'ead' dby Mr Lveaa, counsel for tha rrisot ?-, tie t Hann<tok tea*intoxicated, an 1 di ? not know whorobbe i him ?

Theattorney for tt ? Uotaiaonwae.lth -01.ht tore-but tl i. supposition byshowing thatBaneook. I «-meiia.e.y on dlasovariaz the abstraction of 111fonca, bvlee-'zod Soyd. oharged hia witu thalar-ceny, cailcd the wa-cb, aad did cotr-'eue hiiho duntil tbe asoutot w. s in coated/of tieThe ca-ie betng given to tho jary thy retire 1,and tetornei wi h averdict of gul.ty,aaeaKalnmgt c term ofc nfiaem nt ia the Feniteitlary at twoyear*. The defendant was ea'led U thebar for (en-tice*,which waa paaaed la saeotdanco with thearartag of ths jury.

Jchn Phelps, aiiu John Dunbar, w>*nazt tradforsioa iagahorse from Lieat. Vincent Matthew-ten, li appeared that defeadsat and James M.£lmore tooh tha horse* frt tnnear a militaryc-aa-ponthe B'cok road, and ttatoa their attetoptiagto go to Hanover by tho earn*rcrd. theyrode by aeutipwh-.re tha owner*of tha aaimals happsned tobe. Tte h-rstewere reoogniaed andparaalt m* c,wh'ch cj-..liaa»J fcr S3ml.**, rsmltiugI* the *prreheceicivofboth of tte ds'eudanU. Tha ecu*beinggiv-w to tha jary, they rstoraed averdlot ofguiitri *>i-h two years ia the Beattantiary.

Jchn McGinnea* waa next arraigned and triedfor ateauair ah >rs* from Lieut. John S. Dcraclt; ofHawlev'*caval.y company. It appeared that heetoU the horse from the camp btlow Bteheiozd,aad arriving here sold it to Mr Tho* Duke for8 65. Verdict gailty.*vith fiveyears in the Stat*'*prison. D.fondantit yet to M tried for *teatingahorse helongiag to Cap.. Hawlsy, which h* alsoaronght to th jci'.y *od di posedof.

Tb*Court si-* at iOgo'clock thiamoralng.Mayor's Gtart. Tuesday, Feby 17.?Win. Ed-

waid* chargedwith ste.kagß p*uof stddte-bsgatwo shirts fjutpair*cf sec**,and apair cf spar*,th* whole valued at BJS f-oa* D.-. Peter HoUiday,at theBallard Hocue, anderanat an eaamiaattea;whiolreaeltod is his dlaaharg*

The cat* of BVary, Slav* ef Wm. 01'lett, charg-ed with stealiaga trunk, tiberwiA It*eoateat*vated at82,000, the proportyof Oapt. Taptor, wa* partlyb*ard, and eoatian«4 on aoscaat clthe abeißM of imp.rteatwltnotM*

Mil/, ii»v* o' B*a«. Lsake,sb*rg«d with atsalloisundry artiste* ofwoaria* apparelfrom Mri agaaaßigloiy. wes tried aad oaquitted

John Otley,arrtated st thanowRichmond The*tr*, onMonday night, oa tb*aaarg* oftaterfertoiwi h thedaaraeeper. obttrMtlag the ?nteane* titha a*toalUhi***t,*ad tefenvg tolasae wpea poanatotasaaa*ada*tada,wM raqatr*d togltaa*carltyfatatepeed fcaaaator.

Fclkaax. atovaef Was. B. Boabasaa. foaad b]ta* natohstM wßbaat aposAwMatdartd U tsaaabyth*May*r.

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V()1" XXIY- RIOHMOND, VA. WBDNESDAT MORNING, FEBRUARY 18 1868 . iwl'jo,AtWTIOJ. MLHB***afa»naa aaapp

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oa wkttklawaai*^"* ,w-itr if Btsbmwd.saff^iTi''^Ttof Mo*ar»B J A anutth, Joan W Al'ey, aeTjaaMe2i?.'iaN«i i.*o~ 4,M *?* -^rwaaarfrossA Ths haornvtsa?ti ceaapst of i iratfiiiltWai OwsUag. with aavatal rsata*; B**n,B**b*>aodotbersaeaeaary sathisaaaTtagsanai wafranexcellent orchard of tho skatsatPvunTrnjeaT*aa*-Oae-tutfd toon, tha ******* at*aad 18*mouth*, far negottabta***** warn tatarsat aaaeAsaJ secured by? trust dead.

JOHH A.Lat*hheriff of Uearieos* a*ala*saHta' Adat'r *f Jsam PsvuV aWAB*l* by 3 HT*Twa* Bon, Baata

I**F E?Tb* above wBl b* asff at fa* tmdt aadsostof JaaßFard whasawbKto *t**n*7wttktot term*of sate. ZZIZZrna^^lla^A^nWrDHBfDAT.th* ajch FeWy, sssasasaatoiat 4 oaleek.av*ry tx*U«ut Brtek? PaaJdaaa s Ccat*d aa abor*. noww tb* sss*aauuy of Mr Wm5L*r J**0*4** ?»!.» «**aferta*u ro***V,*brisk kitchen wi a etebU aad sotxtog*boa**, smohe-houee, Aa. *B ha first rat* order-'lotfront* 33 feet andran*bosk IAS feat to aaeilsylfifeetwid*. Po«.«**a*> wdE be given totality

and t*-nredtya Must stecd/TbOQurshator to do*tb* taxes tor. 86».toi 7 JAS MTATLOF. A 808, Auata.

R**AL ISTaTIAT McCaß ri'i togatherwithpersonal property,AT AUCTIO*?We wBl*aU,upon the pramliec oa M >lOAY, Fsbrusry13.1, cr*mm*neto*a« 11 o'slesh a M,aHoaas aath»north aid* ofDm street, nowto the nwja*aj ofMr. Oolan. It sontain* four oomfortobl* roaeas,aad ia wall arranged. Ths lotfront*aboutM mat,aad rasa bask the natal depth./Abw.ayaeaat Lot arf|biamg, upon which ar*thro* static*. Also, avacant Lot on theospocito

Bids of the street, fronting *at ut 60 fret, andrun-ningback aaabove. Also,a lot oa Pooler street,having th*u«nal fro*t, end runningBock 9)5 teatto the Tork Elver railroad. Also, ISLose oa thebill inrear of tho elty Oa* Works, each froatktg 31feet andrunniagback ISO fast.After ths eat-, of thereal estatewti be sold 45'Xi.'eh C.iws 8 Horses,l* Eogs,snd 10 000 weightofClover. Hay, etoTerms.-For tho real estate, on* thirdeaah;' tb*balance at 4 and 8 tnoath*, for negotiable antes,with {merest added, and asenredby;* trust dead.For thepersonal eaah will be required,fa M JAM at TqYLOB A 808. Auote.

By Willi****** at c*. Aaas*..[So. 191Main St.]

WI WILL BBLL at our sale* room, Ho 191 ,Mainat, oa FRIDAY, th* iOn teat, com-meaeing at 10 o'clock A M, a fine lot of Feral- 'tare, consistingof -Sofas, Tete-aTeles,

Marble and nlale top cnoloaed Wa batande, IMahogany, French endother Bsdauul*,Mahogany I'ard Tables,Mahogany Wardrobes, jCabinet*, Duream. ,1 Secretarysad Book Cats,Kicking Chairs, Carpets iHair Mattreates, Feather Beds,Pillows, » oisters, Shook Mattress**, iAnd many other article*. I?ALSO,? i1 Piano, la excellent order. <-ALbO.? i

Alarge lot of aasorted Crockery. ife 17 WILLIAMSON A GO. Anets. ICOMMIS'IoNKa'S ftaLbi OF LOT ABB 'T>W2LLiaa-HCrJiaß IN TBH CITY OF 'jUQEMJNU?A* ComralMioaer acting underadecreeof ths Cr jclt of th* city cf Rich- ;m««ti, pronounced ou the 7'.h day of February,18 O, in ths case of Frecro a, Guardian, \u25bc*. Bmith 'aad otners, I eh*. 1 p-ocet<l to call at publicauetioa, 'on the pnraises, on TUBcDaY, the 3d dayofMarch, ieV>3, be planingat 4 o'e.oek P M, the prop.erty hi sa*d cesrea mrutlcaed. comlttlngof a lotof ground, with a wooden dr.tidinghouse andother improvement* therein, freaahap 30 feat oathe Scat ilae at s.\ atreet, k.tw:-ea La* end M sta,rr nt<bur back 1. 0 fe .t-

Trims -One-f>nnh eaah; baUuce »'. 6.12 and 18moniu , for negotiable tutet, riiterest added, andtitleretain.d until all the parat*m raoimy ba pr-i Iand a ce,n*«yai.c* direu.td by lueObur ; or ta*pnrota-*r at Ms optica), may pay the waole par-cha** money ia aBjaf Tha ta*** for 1883 to ba1 aj,i bythe purchaser. ;

R R B&WIS05. Coma**r. -fea'e <-f.ud i;t ; l by Williamson a Co.,anot*.fa 17 ,

By at M ttoeh. Aact'r" iELEGAET FUBBiTTJBB. PUB ABDHAH- 'TEL. »»8088. CARPIraVAC., aT AUO-?xxV FRlDAY,its2oth Instant,at 10o"ok,I will aell, at theraaldeaee ofMr James MTsihott,eoru'r of Bread and 10.fa streets, his HouseholdPurattors, r insisting of?

8 >f*». Mahogany and Gaae-aaat Chairs,Marble top and other Tables,Velvet, Brussels, and threeply Carpets,Boohing andP-rlor Übaira,Galaret, Book 'see,Dteirg Tab ea, Matting.Ward.ob*s*. Qaresu, JennyLiad sad CottonsBedsteads.Marble-top Waahstandt,Ladles*Work Stands, BatBack,Hair sad Stuck Mattraasaa. el-:;9 elegantFreaok Fiat* Mirrors,8 do do Oval do.

Andmany otherarticle* hi tb* fcnusahtvptng an*,io which th* attention o( the publloteporttoulariyreqnwted.

?t ha aboveFr.rnlt ure l« ofth*best quality, mostof which la citymade.

TB2 BBBIDBSCB iitoh BIBT.-Frevtoua totLe eve of the Farnltare, I will rent the abovereaidence, Ifnot rented privatelybefore the dayofsale. Th* house confins 19 roams, with water,gas, corking range, and e»*ry convenience usually Ifound in a first eatsdwelling. Ateo, a stabte aad icarriage house attached to tbe premises.

to 17 BBOOOE, Aaet'r.TY7ILL AB SOLO AT ADoTlO»,atth*C B.fV lot, Bacon* flutter Branch, oa THDBA-

Lax, the 19 h test, coiamen 'ngat 10o'clock? ,--99 HOBSae aad MULYB,

?inosgft thelot fearfine mares with fo*J.W S WOOD, Raj and v. M.

B B 0008, Auctrv tollPyHarvey, Heel, James *Co.,Aact'r*,

{Warehouse Vlrgtela si, undor tbe Yobeeeo Ba>chang*|

WE WILL hod oar next auction sal* eaFBIDAY, Feby £o.h. eommeaotog at 18

o'clock, at which time we will effera la*g* aad da*airabt* iavotes of

BLOCKADE GOOTBcomprising\u25a0 splendid aasortmeut ofDry Gooda,

aad Shoea. .Hats, t-utlery,CalfSkmr, god*,

rapper, LetterPaper,FancySoaps aadBattens.?%LkO,?

lamediataly a'tor the sate of th* abevaOeoaa,

* large vartety of*fanaf*eto:*daadBnahtog Tobacco,

and Orec*rtea gaasroPy.Parties wLihi.-g to avail th*a**«l*«* of tbi* op

portun'tywill teas*ssad la thsfr goodscr suapleaearly,ao that they war be arr>Aged tor*aat»bUioo. UABVBT, HOB T, JAB £3 « 00.

fa IS a-ciaeoto*.OIADTIFOL IMPBOVBB FAXM, BRABX> CBABXOTTKWItaLB, AMD TWELVE OHftFTHRB MBOBOBS,FOR SALE-la nbattea**

to a decreeof the Ofrvuit Oeartof Alboaaarto,pea-Bouaecd la th*caaaosrv suit ef ''Benderson aadwl/e vt Crawfordandate." tbe uaearaigaed OoavmtesWasrswU offer for sate, et pebtteMßtlan, ontb* pcßßkwa. onTUESDAY, the3d dayof alone,lam (ar tba asat lafr day,) a hoeattfal eaaato,known a* MEADOW OkBlX. ?natalateg akaat6.4a*rs*. This farm ttes withia a mil*of Uh*r-l*ttos*at?.BJnlistotaM*of Vlrgtolaibe* sn abaitdauaeof Umber} is smoothsndgtnUy Bwaatetag. ***t*ptA*i* efa hbph ***greeoffauprevemest; baa * large creak is skat?utrely taroagb the ateo*, asawatcgaejaaatlM*dshmatosdowiLAwa&attterg* quantity of kapj end sksrote asßSraagof saavaaafwotsr to***ty Sekt. There at aa aaisflaaldejeßMrboa**, ewesit the iltSßitj sattnaats,

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""* ** »nati,Jirfaa»31 A lot, with brick tenssaaat, eathe Earth aha*of Duval street, 96 by IST feet, near t*MF***rstreet. . -\u2666v4t »- £v ,*hwi,h .£** # »«-*taaf lißisiial. aatba Worth aide of Duvalstreet, asor theater**. 1byl97f«st. w»aaw«B»say** imooo**,**6th. A lot, with two frame toaosasata, ass* abaabove onthe korth aide of Daval mreeTri Mafeetby W7 feet. '? wm mnm>liP**J6th. A valuable lot at the anion* of **---? aaiJefferson streets, 4b* by I*Bfas*. ' "'7ih A irt ha rursia's Addition, eat avawaa ~?

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