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KILLED

The casualties in Company 3, are as fol
lows
KILLED.
Frederick Grotb He fell In the wood
baViRg been struck by ball from one Of the
guns Of the skirmishers.
EoUHDED.
Owen GregOry.-In leg, severely. BE
was hit in the wood.
Stephen E. BlshOp.-SlightIy in the left
thigh.
Arthur A. Oavsnnah. In left hand; one
6ager has been amputsted.
James Hunt-ssverely in right leg; am.
putated above the knee to-day.
Hiram MCQuistOn.-Rul Tamrod through
his right hand in loading his piece.
VIM B. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wound in
side; slight
Daniel O'COnner.-on left side of head;
slightly.
Uhsflss N. Tsnnsy-Arn bruised and
bone out of place.
l was also severely wounded In the LEFT
thigh. This occurred about o'clock, while
ralying the men for fnal charge
We had in battle - men; 45 including
myself Our loss Is almost one fourth of the
whole company. The killedo Of the regiment
is %. I have not learned the number of
wounded. Our total killed is not far from
100, while the rebels left over 200 dead on
the ground. Two hundred and seventy pris-
Oners were taken that night aud next morn.
ing. Our troops are following up and have
completely routed JacksOn's army.
Young LamPhesr Of Company B, escaped
unhurt and is well, as have learned. Wal
lace CObOrD, Of Company O, who went out
with Company 3, in the three month"; ser
vice Is severely wounded In the leg. HsI
tather lives In BsEstta. There are many
other things that would be interesting 70
your readers, that might give, but am un.
aole to do 90. l write this propped up in
Oed, and am getting very weary and faint,
out know the anxiety that all must feel, ana
have, therefore, with much labor, given you
this much TO relieve as much as possible The
anxiety Of friends at home.
Say that Company 2. stood to her post
with uD6inohing courage. None Wavered
nor gave back an inch. All honor to the
brave boys. Company B, the other portion
If my division, dil the same.
Yours, So, r. AsPER,
Capt. 90. B, 9TH Ohio Reg't. |
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NRW YORK mARKET-ApriI 3
LHT ThLasAAFH.i


FIlOUR--harkst opened a shade armsr. and
elcsed steady At yesterdsyS quotations, with mode
laie inQu y for export and bone consumption.
s. s7Ka5 20 for Gxtra state; 81 5 3 for s1psrin ns
Western; s5,9Seb6,6o for common to medium extra
hoop ohio; SssOas,75 for trade brands
UANApA eLUUh-mefkst shade better with
moderate demand. Sales 1900 bbs 81 s5,4O8S,bO for
ERk EI.OUR-NArkst quiet and steady. Sales
CORN mRAI.--In moderate reqnest. Sales
500 ools ct $3.50 for Jersey; ss,lSOS,lO for Brandy
iWVSHIsKY-Markes without decided change =
Sales M hhls AZ 27o for state, AMI 2se for western
WHRET-Warkst quito firm With Il h"ifed supply
nEsrIpg and ucd rate export inquiry Sales sOl bUs
Z, n. ~ b"sh rsd AZ ~ s06l IS; 800 hush red
Pasn'yivanis at 81 as 200 bush winter red western
pR'vs-Msrkst ari.st At 7sasic.
RA1T,WY-Sca-ce ard arm at sO0lOoc. Sales o'
eOe hn.h harley .msIt At 81 rs, ,-..--,.,
exnors a.msHd. Sales esea1 hush as 6s959o loI
rxaI ws'e-n 10 store, soeeO'fe delivered; So a5s'
nITs -SarEa; iIt'Ie armer. Sales at SsKa4OJfC
/ for T-rss- Os1ad,. western and siste.
dsna~d raaAsrsts safes Iinahhds ouba AZ ssSaTJSc
IN hhAS Porto Rico at 7xAs4o; 900 bags China 81
sioT. ISSEsH1 y y artst 1s stsadv Sales g hid.
Rarhqd0 At 2sc: q hhds Porto Rico at 525ci and
/ 81 hhds I1lbS mnaeoysdo a. ~ -, 30 - 81.
6sea hhls at sl21sal3O0 for ness; sl7so9l2 g To-
p-ims mess; si4l0el! for clear; si999hlnSo tol
/ liverahIa in june at $50 80,
/ pEFE-Markat rn'ea very arm. Haies $50 DOL
at - 5n6a5bn coantry prtme: 8550A8O0 Tor cOuntTl
mess: SI7-OOalS,5c for repaeked mess; tiS,7S@ll6
1 % extra mess -
/ az m.
! RP1F UANTa-- Market insctivs q s1T.uuAI7. 50
| CTT MRATa-In Good demand and very hrm
ssles 10 packages at 4'tase for nhouldersi o7Ee"
fOr hama.
| RArAN-sidaa firm. SalHs lo30 hoXns At SIC 70
/ Nu-herlanh eut niddies: $40 for long rtbhed; %
NC For SHIRT DO Also, 4aoOo ~ Hight city cut side
/ in bicNi. A. SIC.
LADU-Market opsned nqistlv ana closed YER
/ hrm with moderate remsnd Sales = 30 hnis =
7NaRhn. Incluled IN ssles are 100 bbls prime Eet
/ tie r-nda-ed 70 arrive at s9Se.
BTTTER-seIIing at s0lio for Ohio; ls9n
| "rrRRau-AI.rhnt firm a saan
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NY. Stock mARKRT-Aprn 3

~ rBE FuEEaRkes.t
HF0NEY-kEafket a-ist A. e67 = cent on call
PRIME paBa- sraroa and wan'ed - G<O7 y cent.
GTEo LING EXCHANGE GE-Market Quiet ai
lliS@IliN for merchants and ll10il2S for bank
erG' hills.
f9ns rp-Amarirau haa declined 10 l402 D cent
premium With limited busi~eqs f'alitornia gold
harE Gu'et A. 2A24 p crnt bremium.
f7UVERNWEST TST0CK9-"ar arkat declining
99N aeak.
t1f-~-psiH s-Narkef dull aud hsavy. Clevelala a
T lado 45,S; CleVelaud, Columbus Cincinnau VIZ
MchigRl Sautbern auayAnteed 4s1S: Hudson S.; Pc,
oihr = III 97b<; Erie 81 Sc NAW YORK fku1ral s2i
hf0: Toledo 3 WABASH "a bonds A; North CaroliDl
s. s7H Missouri g. 4sE: npitsd States 6s year osr
tihe tee esA: TenBe8 ee g. b3x.
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E1UEE


Tbs house spent he day IN discussing De
signing Of the Camp CHASE rssolutionE g
Journal says;
Il is to be noted that when bill or res5-
button has bsen passed, and has been rsgu-
larly reported by the committee on enroll
msnt as having been correctly enrolled, Il then
becomes the duty of the Speaker to sign 1t f;
and the same when signed Is placed Rmong
ths Rolls Of the Office Of the Secretary Of
State.
This duty on the part Of the Speaker Is an
imPTatfVs one. It is among the duties that
be has sworn faithfully TO discharge; and
yet this Scion rem the Pike street districr
has the silly audacity 10 ask for the expuI-
sion Of the Speaker beeaIss he did this dHty
No man with even the moderate amount Of
brains ''sllowed by Law" Rould ever deseend-
ed to an act OF passion 90 utterly disgrace
fol to bis position ss a member of any de-.
Lucrative body. The act of signing bills and
resolutions thus passed and reported upon by
the comuitteeon enrolment, is duty which
the committee cannot escape, and is moreover
an act that Mr.. FlAgg, with all the as
sunsd perogative OF his position can not ab-
solve him frOn-much Less can be, with any
show Of decent respect for Law and parlia-
meutary custom, rise In his place and com
mand him not to sign. When a bill has
passed to that stage, and is ready for the
anal oct Of legislation, 1t is beyond the pow
er Of the House or any member of 1t TO com
msnd the Speaker not to sign 1t. The bill
hes become an ''act" 30 far as the House Is
concerned; and the matter of signature is bat
an official atteststion Of the 'act;' it is a
function simply ministerial, required By the
joint rules Of the Legislature.
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NJ "a r IN 3
-0RT on EL2ND.
EsIERED-April 8,
Steamer May Queen, vigeF, Detroit.
CLEARED.
Steamer Nay Queen. ViRer. Detroit.

DoIsos AT THE SHIP YAKDs-MrIra Laffriniel
Las upon the stocks, and will probably lGunel
/ tomorrow, one of the finest clipper barks. IN
polu. Of workmanship, material and finish thai
ever ioated upon the Lakes She is built for Mr.
Charles ]. Hickox, and iS les feet keel, 81 feer
beam, l2 eet hold, and 6IG tons Custom House
measurement Mr. Hiekox has spared no ex
Pense in her construction. She Is to be called the
- Lafrrlnler.' -
Mr. Lafrinier has aiso nearly completed for
launching tug, build for Messrs Il. J. Wins
low and Beach. She Is los feet keel, l9 feet
beam aud 10 feet hold, and Is designed for the
st. Clair Flats. She Is also to be called the
'' L, ,frinier."
The same builder has Just contracted for YES
sci for N. c. and q. J. WinsIOw, which will be
the largest ever used upon the Lakes, except the
'' Great West" Her dimensions are to be $50
feet keel, SO feet BEAM 13 feet hold and 725 tons
Custom House measurement. She is to be ready
for service by the middle Of July.
Peck Masters have just contracted for the
building of q tug for Capt. Sweet, designed for
the Sault Ste Marie river She will be 100 feet
keel, 20 feet beam and 10 feet hold.
A number Of other vessels are In course Of con-
struetion, but we mention emily the above as be-
ing particularly interesting.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The light house at Fort Niagara has been re.
lighted and navigation has commenced between
Youngstown and Toronto. The Schooner Braver
left Youngstown on the 9th with 4 freight of
wool Buffalo Courier.
Water win be let into the Pennsylvania and
Erie Canal on the 18th inst.-Ibid
Wages for seamen at this port are at present
ranging from 81 90 to 81 rs per day-so we learn
from Capt. E. b. Paxton, the proprietor Of the
Detroit Shipping Once. The same fates are paid
at Chisago at the present time-DetrOit AdVer-
tiser.
We are informed that the same rates are offer
ing at this Port but the general disposition is to
demand more
Capt. Thomas Smithers, well known for some
years past as master Of several steamers on the
river, died Tuesday night at the Marine Hospital
In this eity.-Detroit Advertiser, Sd,
Two vessels, bound for this port from points
below have already arrived up as far as Maiden, |
and will probably rea, ,h here TO day. They come
from point some "A miles below KingsFille, on
Lake Erie. The shore along that locality Is fiee
from ice as far aS the eye extend iu the lake.
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lENELANn FhUDUOE mAkMEE.


EAIoAE hoRHtA0s April :. lss2,
FLOUR--Ths ma,kat yesterday was dull and m.
ohsnFsd viii oniy ~ small fal,S at aboat prsvi.
0ns bTlgos,
WHEAT-Msrkst steady and quiss Eals Of
car from storp q, q, l,O3.
CORN-MsEkst scarcely 90 an. We quOts q
f6o vi bont sEles.
OArS-stOadT at 81.
sEROs- ssls efS' tuIh ciOvsr e. VLSO TinO.
thy e dull at 81 SOAaen.
PROVIONs-saist Il s tons tulk rh uldsrs ct .,
y 70, ald 10 tons bulk hans st 20 We quote ooun.
try cured sml' "a shoulders at 10. ans hams an
sid . at 6a5Ho With q fair a-Enand.
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LeIIer tom Capr A.per.

Capt Asper, Of Company q, 7th Regiment
Ia letter to TIE Warren Chronicle, says:
The casualties in Company 3, are as fol
lows:
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= CHICAGO aIARKBT-AprH 8.
nv suLHanAF5sl
FTnTR-MarkAt firm.
WHEAT-MaFkzs Ne higher.
CRpN- MarEat drmpr
RgFaa p1p K-Market dull and declined 1l5fc
Sales at sta.62H.
RGTFTVTa-2OO b6ls hour; 900 bush wheat
RxCHANGE-Unchanssd. Cold cent
uranium.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE-MONA' RELIEF so
IN CIETY The regular Monthly Meoti' ofthis
soc ETY. II . held at = uEh oId stOr on Sups
Iior STREET, on FhIDAY EVeuinR mex, Ap~l AIh.
At ~ o'clock, A iul attendance o. The msmhers is
REQUESTED. WILLIAM BLEW.
W II. BBEW, Pres d-nt.
SEQ eiarT. pr .s,l
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Frederick Grotb He fell In the wood,
haViRg been struck by ball from one Of the
guns Of the skirmishers.
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LerlslarIvs PreeeaaInrs-AprlI aa.

uHNAEMs
Bills PASSED -Huse bill 70 GuthOriEs The
appointment of additional surgeons by the
Governor 70 q num0sF not exceeding twenty,
at q compensation Of one hundred dollars
per month, passed the seaate without amend
ment by = vote Of yeas 26, nays none.
Mr.. hcVeigh's bill to repeal the eth sec
tioa Of the aot 70 Eagulaas insurance CsDpa-
nies not incorporated BY the State Of Ohio,
passed and took effect April sth, 1855, passed
yeas, %, nays none; the effect Of tie bill, Il
Il becomes q Law, will be 70 compel life in
surancs companies ss well as ere insurance
companies to comply with ths provisions oi
the act amended
REsoLUTIoH.-Ou motion Of MF. Robson,
ths following resolution was adopted
Resolved. That the Senste Chamber b
granted to Drs. Eewberry and Read, Of tie
United States Sanitary commission, this
evening, to report the condition Of our sick
in the army.
TztoHHR's OEATTTcATa The Seuafs or
deFed 70 its enGrossmsnt Mr.. Robsrt's Hoasa
bill to tax ieaehers City cents Tor male and
twenty. five foe female teachers, and reduce
the pay Of examiners to one dollar per day
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COMMEROIAL.


kreaident-J. l.. WEATHERLE.
giet frsa't-M. +. sooEF. tETsasur.r-R ?. Lsoa.
DInRdT0ns.
q D. UiAEks A, Gain, Z. y. Davis. B, BroWhsn, 4.
hefFeTi A, J. beEFda D D. lasIsaf
RaREAHEa
D :, tes4f 20 Hns.~ B.as,ls
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WINTeD.
BOARlING-

pOARD. WITH P Z ,sAET APART.
~ nEHTs, llrnishof or uutusnishsd, maj - 30
tsfDed a. - Pitts u-gh 8, cr msn anl rifs-
Also, r. tEo sisEia Gsntsm y. aurI.1Ii
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AN INFALLIBLE
PAIN lE1TERMINAPOR

The Most Wonderful Article ever ofT--sl =,
The Public for Immediately Rraiicstirg :
The SeVerest Psiss and Sorsnew
Of every description
that the
Human System Is Afflicted with.
an vo SIX & % Eivs g on. fair rial - r.s-,
sooadolt that ko thoasandl of ofher- -, u-lII
baaF ieItileny n iiB hFor,
CofTRTauF REoUEED I'm 'srsd a~coryIl,,- 4, - -
Conarsss, n thsy n l357, hv Q W Grs7. a - "a
p1trise Court elsEk Ohlce, HOrihsEi bi5tfisf5 u
CLEvEEaEb, Oct I. inel
Haling ulad and sen tr' "a DE-. 0-aysI GoIf-e -.
asaFehsF with Vorabls rsgulf', chssrfiilI -.
mind e ior asate narvous disea.e
Tsis q % rsrtiiy that Thsvs nd b Cie.y- 49,
IN Pain sear herl E1d Ind lt one q tha ~ 49,
IN us- ior toe parpQl-a recon nana-r and -k,.f-l-
re mm-nd % so th-se hsrfng Neurliqf5 s- ri--t
antio Dathi' e. ". srEHAR M D.
uiBnk 5L
,.,-,.., DEcEHcEn, Ifth -
1hi! e % oortiig toat hav- ns-1 Dr Gs-5s. 80.
sa I i1 ser. Der for Eeu eis, AID haT slsf ~
RFoIidins Elasr A. ;. churoh, RSvSss. = -.
= As.s5S 'WAsrE0-Assnss sad Dsas,l, AZ.
....,.,.- pt; Q. W. GRAY, 81 Piitrbur-h =,
90: EsSey q ~ - fsf
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Tbs house spent The day IN discussing De
signing Of the Camp ohAss rssolutiQnE e
Journal -sayH:
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-22
Tic Glothinn q our Absent Soldiers

&.
We nave received tIe following Coiinullio''io ! -
ne writer III eampln Nrsinla WIN " III
give It an insertion, II justice 60 himself ms
anu the people OF LOUISIANA ~
coup! WIN ,ils te =, al his
when Noi. ouiaAo"5iNi Vd7ss - a e -; !,
letleF may lttu 70 I.le eoFIsCt1gil VI a" So
we nave llte{ heata ny lt1ie o.',t"I,''
IN tllose VIZ my ~ III 80 II :
new laf Y i "eiI loulueu. ,,.,fa,.o tI,t
N il'a ie'.'"i III! ~" 4 S'' t,. ,, i
tht eAecuIi.e T I'1oe y ~ sei'7o.o ~ '''
r. l3lissu ~ lle lI'.g q ~.
u 'Le " tis a.; tl
i =; I,,1r to ortroI as he .er
We y'i'i' % 10, " - " IA ~ If.+;[,ti,rr "a
1'IS eaIllos SgeI ,,SI y'.' $50
o"I soutGLS ~ usStl G'ils ~ N 4 81
y 2e'"e tou'go = ~, d. ,,,, PoI,r
-LAD- n g ~ !, MI ,y,'5- 1esI
VI c ~ = s,: s;'-,s
- Iii ,,;,,r ~ ,ii+
i, ~ p;L,I Eor NV an accent
V"0 .oe'ia 01I'o' az !, - lotL;,SS, ~
'PPot'i's" - l0L' eAcsi'1'1e' - TT ~. 10
g,'l's.'s = an ir If his REQ,
'.' ~ ~ + .l s LARGO nay
uisHs 80 o,o 4 I'-'-, ef , sl
lii = ~ Nh r IN command
l,,toaas snosad tlat the
n III ;I,t1 ia Iotlin did not
~ :,+ f, ! ,,,.+;ciI,,tio, 4,
u5s!i - S4I'Oo 81 me- loors
49, - 49,, ;l ~ ~ tIt ~, ,nant had
- go, -. ~, H., nat r., firm
H. it Nh ~ ~ tI,a l,raat amount Of elo-
~ ~ - r, IL 49,
80 !. u " - I'LL, ,+ A., ay-r.,c4
7'.II I. ~ ,,.,r, ,I,.,,,t ia
!,'. H.. - ~ .; III CAN avelran
-, ,,~ | kim - il l. trna u ti.a+
- - ~ ~ i f.i,nt IL, ,InrIir,r rot
,rf ali" o,o f..,sh l,,t byl ,pyv
' ,. 80 ,nnnIo<cd here ~
NV .o,J-'1 -; e., 49, l tl
''T SUI =, ' ,r ,o .,rrsoi whom the
~ - q. - ~. :;
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The Houston Telegraph thus comments upon the
Rio Grandc. "Olr BrownsFilc correspondent gives an
important piece ot Information regarding the move
neuts across the Rio Giande The sham eight at Aaa-
amoras IS o course un@ortbF of furtherateution but
the approach of Vidauri With 1000 men, 70 make bis
headquarters at Iatamoras, representative Of the
Mexican federal government, the government that has
been making the late treaties with Tom Corwn, that
receives loan Of millions ana protection from The
United States, FOR some purpose otherwe say this
military movement demands attention, and measures
should a. onse be taken to Keep the closest watch on
the doiHgs Of that republic force Of 1000 Aexcans
Joined many yorthesn soops, might give US some
trouble, especially if supported br raids upon gulf
coast, rivers, bayoas &c.
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BEEswAx.-As the time rapidly approaches for max
ing 5eeswav we would say to readers that the
article will be in great demand during The coming spring
and summer, as every family now manufacture their
candles The wax heretofore brought to this mar
Let, has been very dark and inferior. To make it
good and clear only requires afteri is made into thin
cakes, put them into sacks, and boil them i've minutes
adding every gallon Of water pint Of strong ley
and four tablespoonful of salt It will then be as
white aud clear as sperm.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1862-01-22

The New Orleans banks having unanluily suspend
I'd specie payments ana caused great oubeaud loss to
the citizens Of only this State, but the adjoining
States it is mooed about tina the people in their maics
ty of power should take into their own bands the en-
tire banking yetem. Letthe police uryo each parish
issue 100000 more or less aud loan it to planters
and Others The legality Of the measure need not De
questioned, for our State convention and legislature
have done many things that he people would have
dgnanty rejected submitted to them for approval
This system Of banking would be far preferable to
the present. Being located in eaeh parish-tbe real
property of the parish being respon IDLE for its re-
dempdon, would be a sufficient gaalunteo-the inter
csts Of the bank being the interests Of die planters
Being located in the different parishes throughout the
State, they would not be liable to form combiuahonsfor
shaving speculative briBing purposes Let the loans
he limited to from 800 10 5000. Nomargin allowed
for buying more negroes lands building air castles
Some Of the people are agiating the question in
good earnest Let them do it deliberately and with
reflection The SHE Of one years cJrtoH crop would
furnish ample specie lor operation
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~ 80 "a iol }f t, - f,r+ I,ff,nrsen
IN 4l Ill 49, u.;r =, Inv, In, t,is morn
f ia troo,,s "a fort Tofiarson i poat
,Eont Go ,o;Iss baIoyy Bir3,s nont
- l.,l ,,,o,ia,,sl,i haa,, t,I,oo across 70 fort
tTIt mi viii ioi fbaofber tronns ibis morning from
Observation-Disclosures Of regiments will
NO tltn an nj p,,lpr,b about 6oo troops marched
g., .r +i, md vii, ;oi,, tho avnndit;np M
80. Y,a;,,+ ! ~, irtario
w r,r H. ia b,s beoo dofpatcly aecer-
t;d nat no,si1arafs shinnIents of cotton md suear
- eti, ha made in WAGONS tbronob Kentucky
/ ~ a.; rrLo,,.ro .,,S57,osa5 70 ~ hnaI from
/ Ciari,sriJIo
/ wv Ian In A tobacco yy,,ab o,,s4, at Hem
5a, ~ oy,ned Inv Knrr & "a of Tivernool was
ld on tb III ipf togotbar With SO ono worth Of
/ tl,oo Tho fre ,yas the work az an incondarv
ITIIec has annointed 4 new hoard Of assessors At ST.
o,i RI ,ssnss lands of thp sacessionists Noannea Is
IIlI e., tto;r Ilocisio,
| E,t,-ITIp IAN ~ Private ,lisnatcbns ,aoort tiIa
lf2,o in f,rca this ,,or,,i, baIo,v f,r Han.y
~, ti,l q,o,,,osSaa river
' - I;,tI, cr H., e4r, ~. ~, .,-,.,c,. r,,,as
u Mboa5 az Kentcl-y has baen raIa9sed an raroJa
Tt Elialr Graar ,,oiras,o,dant ~ tI,c Trnio, and
-; 80 C,, Eind,,an With . df,cbr,ant. of
~ $1,000 s vent 70 RoaIa sedan three
;Ies tLis side of Green river ! few dn.s since and
t,f toy hons and III ta an hyIIfrs n
IInroro fbay dotroyacd the aot and iijnos
lial rltI,a ioteI ana adjacent houses
| 60 4f,,,s s.,rts h1,rnol a ,,,iII within half a
n r. a., flI,1 To, ~, Cr,o, ,i,or r,li,I, wa.
I - - - and ,,bo+ '
4fI.t ~, n ,l,, MI, b,,,,, l+,,o,r f.Ios
4 - " - u = Itt,1;Y - ~ ta,,, M
Nm 1 - o',, ,il bt t i , btl
I"liuao CIV IN :.i 1l
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Cen eral Intalligenne.

day before the sailing OF the steamer were l5,t05 Iht
stock 55So00 bales of which 2l6,ooo bales are
mericau. Breadstuffs quiet Provisions steady at lat
est quotations. Funds were dropping.
The war spirit ia England and France towards the Y
nted States, continued,
4 KEY WEST Dee 2l-The sloop-of-war Ethan Allen
on the 18th Nov, fell in with the Confederate schooner
Fashion Capt Robert and took her in charge placing
prize crew board and sending her to TINS place
She is in the hands of the L. ; marshall, and WI
await the arrival of the court for adjudication.
The L. S. marshall on the l4th sold the schooner
Beauregard at auction She did not bring halt her value
that officer bought her in for the United States Tor the
4 sum ofSlSlO
The British schooner Adelaide and cargo sold OIL
the 10TH by the L. S marshall for the sum Of $1,000
RICHMOND, Jan. ia portion Of the Richmond
press published this morning statement that Galveston
Texas taken by the federas but nothing confrma
tory has been received by the Confederate authorities
The Lvnchburg Ergnian has the following: We
could hear nothing by the Alexandria train yesterday
evening of a definite character relative to the reported
i fight near Romney. That Il serious engagement
did take place somewhere in that region of country
there is little room doubt But we await further IN
/ telligeuce.
We regret to hear that instead of cur forces driving
the enemy from TIunteJsyiIe has been reported oul
force which consisted of but 500 cavalry repulsec
by the enemy numbering is said about 100 infantry
and $50 horses They destroyed Of our stores 4 or
cases Of Boots and shoes about 800 barrels OF flour,
quantity O Saltcu provisions ana lot VI CIoiS any
then fell back over Greenbrier bridge We nave TINS
Information IRON hr j. Scott klchards who came diFec
! from the Warm springs yesterday
From Manassas or rather CentreEiew we learn through
an officer Of the army that our troops are under orders
to hold themselves IN readiness to march at moment
warning, !, ah.cPa1ioh, a ! supPoSeo' O NC i"o'e
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The cotton planters Of Naaehtoches PARISH 10 pup
lie meeting, resolved that noplanter no matter what
may be his force should plant or raise more than I'VE
b,Iea If cotton Of 800 pounds each in 1882 unless the
bl,...1a .r.iss5 before the list Of March next