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Committee appointed to examine the Stevens iron battery have decided adversely, and the work thereon has been suspended. Gen. Kelly has been relieved from the command at Romney. Sales of 300 bales of Cotton were made in New York on the 3d inst. The closing prices were 36 and 37 cents--Middling Upland commanding the outside figure. The Legislature of Massachusetts convened at Boston on the 3d inst. The Governor's message says that the expenses of the war to that State, so far, have3d inst. The Governor's message says that the expenses of the war to that State, so far, have been nearly $3,385,000. It recommends that the States assume the collection of a direct tax to furnish its proportion of twenty million of dollars authorized by Congress to be levied upon the different States. Massachusetts has furnished twenty-nine regiments of infantry, six batteries of artillery, two companies of sharp-shooters, and five rifle battalions. Gov. Andrews says at the close of his message that "the great rebellion must be put down and its promoters crushed beneath the ruins

Canada but we are informed that no notice of it, and Mr. Breckinridge is now on the steamship on route for Europe. The British steamer Fingall--her through the blockading fleet From the New York Herald's "situated" article, of the 3d inst., we extract the following: Our news from Port Royal, by the yesterday, is interesting. The British Fingall attempted to run the blockade Savannah, but was foiled. She got make her way through Warsaw Sound information having been recen aground, and at Cumberland Inlet, on the 15th the boats of the Bienville and Alabama. Her cargo was taken off. The crew had conviously fled to the woods. Capture of a vessel by the Yankees with coffee. The New York Herald, of the 3d inst., The British bark Express, of Hull, for Orleans, loaded with 6,500 bags of coffee rived here yesterday as a prize, having captured by the United States sloop-of- Vincennes. She took in her cargo at . Latest from the Potomac. Fro

Death of H. C. Buckner. --We received yesterday, says the Savannah Republican the 3d inst., the melancholy intelligence the death of Captain H. C. Buckner, of the Fourteenth Tennessee Regiment, who Dover, Tennessee, on Sunday morning from a wound inflicted by a pistol shot, received on the Friday previous, in a difficulty with a citizen of Dover name has now escaped us.

Arrival of the ocean steamer Ella Wabley --Running the Sham Blockade.--In our issue of the 3d inst., we announced the arrival at a Southern port, in defiance of the "effective" blockade of Abe Lincoln's fleet, of the ocean steamer Ella Warley. The following interesting account we take from the Charleston Mercury, of the 3d inst. The good people of Charleston woke up yesterday morning to be hugely delighted with the news that the fine ocean steamer Elia Warley, Captain Swasey, from Na3d inst. The good people of Charleston woke up yesterday morning to be hugely delighted with the news that the fine ocean steamer Elia Warley, Captain Swasey, from Nassau, N. P., had entered our harbor with the first rays of the rising sun, and was already safely moored to our wharves. At early dawn she appeared off Charleston entrance, in full view of the blockading vessels. These immediately gave chase, and commenced a rapid fire of shot and shall, all of which, however, fell short. After passing for several miles under the enemy's fire unharmed, the noble steamship finally came within the protecting range of the guns of Fort Sumter, and swept majes

From the Southern Coast. Handsboro', (Below New Orleans,) Jan. 7.-- No additional vessels have been added to the Federal fleet in the Sound. They seem to be doing but little. The firing and consternation which resulted on the 3d inst., is reported to have been from one of the shots having seriously injured a French vessel off Ship Island.

r was rife in town yesterday and last night that the Federals, in large force, were marching from Paducah upon our army at Camp Beauregard. The feeling here was enthusiastic to let them come, Our boys have gone to meet them. The force that will be there to meet the enemy are ample to drive them back. We mention the rumor and note the effect it had upon our army here, but do not ourselves believe it is true. Contradiction — late from Missouri. The Memphis Avalanches, of the 3d instant, says: A gentleman just from General Price's army contradicts the Federal report of the capture of nearly a thousand Southern troops on their way to join Price's army. He informs us that large numbers of recruits were constantly arriving at General Price's camp. Many of Price's men whose term of service had expired had gone home to see their families, and induce their neighbors to return, with them to engage in the defence of Missouri, so that the expiration of the terms of service