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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
GTw. y'rOwTrL's SECOND REPLY.
HxapgrhArEas AMY % THK EtrfAH'sNocE,
49,


Bnio.Gss. J. T. ASprusos C = hi,s ihe .'aof to
an f,r a poscd u DO vha'eyeri & aJ power fog The
relief q me lad 90 whom you refer
r. und-rst-nf sae ia now near .fsfi ton VII j.
should be agreeable her and her imy, have tho 0onca
commanding that place p thti suitable tf.nftofaiian
r ler and her children sspsrttc " roshlet pro.
vided by railroad Aler.nds and thence ~ steamboat ui
"a til. place, ard viii that ale ia ca in proper woy
10 insure ~ being done iu manner le tryirg O. 10
lady possible, snd 20 frMd - iaS sT 10 tfant'
ven,uce to her. i. seu- OIL " my personal la 10
fht this s carried out and 10 accompany her IRON ar-
You cannot be- ors anxious than am that the should
bo conducted with tie lost nouns Of s9ncns % the limo
/ cent and the ron-eoui atsutG
know offew fany Who labor o., inoe-sny AID un'lr.
ingy this cud A. have done md iu doing s.o 'ouo
pleasure in the fact that the oiiees' 4 tie nhabn Z
fredecsbufs 81 csnior CONTAINED 70 admit the good
conduc, and Discipline Of The troops no~ siih them
been sent 70 the Mayor ioT eiasrbui.ou.
/ have he honor, &c. iNWlN MCDOWELL.
Bfl.edieTOeGe4G Colsmsrdlua
ANOTHER LETTER FRoI orS. >: r. AyoEHs0E
HRtpQrtn1Fas MAY p, ll0l
Mai Cen McDovRLI-GcaUGl. avail myself o. Re lag
Of truce this morning acknowledge receipt o. Jour courteous
The ban yoa p9opo,e Tor bringing Mrs soo aud Ltt iin
to ha neshboIhood VIII nov al once communicate to her
Ihayc tie homo 70 remain General your obe'i, sew,
JOSEPH T. ANDERSON, Bng..Jeu. Commanding
Witness resun ed: The letters alluded 20 were Ie-
ceiyed open, and examined before being delivered.
Gen. Anderson slso wrote a letter o-ing a let
ter concerning Gems. Buckner and Iilghman, dated
May ~ TO which Mcdowell replied that the letter
was referred to the War Department. subse-
quent letter announced the fact to Gen. Anderson
that thew We're not confined ia DUNGEON, as had
been said and that the Secretary OF War had OIL
rected specific inquiry 70 be made.
Col Taylor COmmisaary OF Subsistence, L. 5. A.,
sworn | an acquainted with the Mr. Scott alluded
TO. lie always bore high character a. IA worthy
and honorable man. J regarded him as Union
man. have talked with Inn frequently upon that
subject He lived FIVE miles from WarentOn. | DO
not know about MS death. / do not know whore
his family were led. / heard from his lady since
his death at the homestead.
Col. Sclriver here stated that there were some
few letters from persons, not in arms, from within
ano without tho lines he had forgotten TO mention.
q he Court ordered bin 20 produce them, and then
adjourned I'LL Saturday 18th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
GEN. M'DowELL's REPLY.
NIu.r...I- urrna IL AnI NNnrE

Opposite FREDERICKSBURG, May, l8ti)
Brio (en J. r. ANDERSON Commanding near NfssaponeY;
GENERAL have ust received communication OF this
date 1t only to-day heard Of the death 70 which yo
refer II gave great pain and assure you s with real
distress cannot ud consistent with duty 10 grant your
request for Dr. Lyons to return after passing through my
lines He may within them and 10 Mrs SCOTS and
bring her and her family Fredehckburgh II this viii In
any way be agreeable 70 them and hm and will see be hiss
safe conduct doing but than this AN unable to
grant $50 -, -.
regre, to have detained your Aid long and TO have put
him to some unnecessary inconvenepcs. Ii out OF the
negligence or ignorance Of my troops
have the honor TO BE-. General very repeatedly your
most obedieut servant IRWIN MCDOWELL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
ALDERMEN.

Democrats.
Jas. fitzgerald M }, John Fox (r)
Gersbon Cohen (M.), J. I. Henry IL.
!. John McCool.
!. Daniel Young (M.). Cbss J. Chip IT.
Lewis X. Ryers.
VIZ. J. Peck M. John Hardy lT.)
Peter Nartefson.
P. II. Jackson (M.). A. Fromsnt IT,
Jacob NJ. Long.
JsfersoHian.
Patrick Kerrie.
Christian b. Woodruff.
Alexander Frear.
Nicholas Sesglist.
Jacob NJ. Long.
INCLINE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
vxYE MCDOWELL COURT OF IN
CURRY.


His Correspondence with Sen 1An" ''s ,''
On Friday last IN Gen; hcDoWen ;,,raoer cor
oniry. the fret charge, Having had improper COZ
f5espondence witt the enemy" was fret taken up
Col. +. Schriyer sworn, aud tes'iled as iomJws =,
al am Chief OF McDowells stall, WIN the RANK o'
Colonel. / have been with him about elgh' months,
and have held the position Of Chief OF Stan during
that time" Col Schrver then offered the following
erters from the enemys commanders as all Una, nau
bsen received during that time, and the replies:
GEN. ANDERSON TO GEN. Do"ELL.
May 10, 1862 !
E,,o Gen. Irwin MCDOWELL Commanding United States
ForceE Al. .,......,.o.. ,
connected the death OF Hon. Robert r. Scots Of fauquoi
Connty one Of the most respected and esteemed citizens OF
this monweslih. His widow and her family Of small
children are left ia painful situation. send nag OF truce
10 inquire whether you viii permit her brother DR. Lyons.
10 pass your lines to Waenton aud to bng her, with
her family, within my lines.
If So you will allow to send escort Of five mounted
men armed with Dr. Lyons would prefer 10 send an
esco-a Of course, under safe conduct from you TO 20
and return. 81
Awaiting your reply have the honor to subscribe myself
General, yOuf obedient servant, - - -
JOSEPH H. ANDERSON, Brig. Gen. Com.
One private accompanies Captain Warrington. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-01
CONSTITUTION WATER

Hs proved Itself equal the ask thar has devolved spon u
DlURE1ICS
la,e and donch the kineys and BY constant use se0h
I'D 20 chronic degeneration and confirmed disease.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

uJOR sALF.-12 or lbs prime Leaf Lard
100 boxes TAllov Candies
III ties Rice
~ hhds n. o. Sugar
90 bbh Syrup
40 boxes roil.t sosp
90 cases dimes
100 bbis really hne Irsa Potatoes
30 bbls Crushed Sugar
IS bbls Powdered do
500 gals Rye Whisky, year, old
70 bbls pure Corn Whisky
so do Apple Brandy
10000 segars, some very hne
100 boxes Lyachburg Manufactured Tobacco
so cases N. hoores Smoking do
500 kegs Old Dominion sails, al
Iais JOINS N, YOUNGER 0TEYs Is Pearl ~
WOOL a AT5, at No / ballard H0dse Just 10
w cevslOo dOE Wool Ha Of various grades for sale on ae
ds9O JoHH THOMSON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
IisINT d IAMEN,

Richmond, Virginia
cgTEEsL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
ku4 s % es, % asssfIs'aFsd and Smoking Tobacco
So. sa-la.es Ho~' sale 'sh-S@
.s,--. va - ry N sai ,-7J SIN . We "a.
-N.yR.Gss.I OS'S "sI D3RNs FvNtv, FOsl
- Irlgr0vsns the ConIttioo % Horses IN n.
- .-- 80 Sl,fsst .ai D,tsarvr ali Al Diseases
d. s ss7's ,-j-, a'era:ny ms Aar,- tSa, - ay,,
s no-s'sd, -i..oa - .Alas sssk 70 he a.. poor
-eA-, So city al al parts % tse STATE u Viz
'-rll5l, SeS fot,. a7l n almost every gaEstsr CT
s,rs 90 stysa universal s.usa1voa As ar - ,hs
I, sa, ,--7s.s,., All i.aahslar.z. -
.. ...ASE CAPS. Iiurary CaP-:i !O.N
"a ".ls sI.s. a. Waol.4As AL SetA, - nc allaEy
stock % uHvle Manufactured
-- 8..saF Er.,k CSt-r an Ftsiyue S;y.- Caps. .Aa
,,,,S.-rs p, i-s-ss 70 he SLACK sliat,-y
g.. ., a.=,. iarA5's 'at WN.ass' Gap e'T uAsa.-e
NJ " r fr che Wholesale al SaAl l-.le vl b. coating
SssE,-lS.,EE x .Ae2sz.sSsSsS4
GOVERNOR STHSST,
= 5srsa 81. c5r,ies, = "a winds. sEslH
sl-. 50 'g.,t s.- sd s'i', ~ sac a. ~ prices
g.. e a. Beds ,1I Mattresses -a!s ID order a. short no
a 5 s-,az s,ns IN 'a' go 'r 'osa'-y y say str 'ort
. EiIa FliSIIGtSS IA TIgE~GSE8
..r r,l. on -r- 'ss yrosru and South st,s=- aar
t.s-[e- 's.' -r 80, a y !; d. = GO, Tleails
E.aaEsaF yr4-I il 'aaia m lGhuss ltaNy
. sass. -r- % ltAa4s 47 ,-sits Vel
~ F.. e aaL So. ~ nsagg ~ .- ;Cbs ll-ses rs- o.
e.. .o.sll ~ Co --fgt s O. % A. e. Ps-E's - Joe
.aa -s#-. Ps1 60 see lie rs on -'lsis2e'ra O.
s- s-zTrs4s 's ssasss nArsrt Pt-c, ans, a. Zeal
$50. zoe -a.l -s= yoa e = The Cv-s- EN- p-i
e. "a. -rs H-s-s, y, f v'st-vs7 CAV BE -eg' 60
g.. .-l.I Akc O. -sc interest OF ootl ne .AT1e
ss. tvrli be- "a 20 receive aay cher 'o7e'Eg
tHr. .H "a. gocr pArti-l Af E.ser
r--rls.F szpriei have sren seat heretofore
-- L.. rEa lAs= "a f-E-sh our
~ % 40 -ef--sar Rom 80 'sc Lat have engaged
- ss1s ..Fg tr-fyeVe yea-S. Al "a
t..L-.ss cclsdsai o. ,y-s iL..i'L'toa
rANPsJN JONEs. AgsnL
Gro-sr AID CosniI i7a AsrcAAaL
sa-zEe c. Ss- a. D.. So, Rcha77i Va
Ezs.s 1sJEsGs R3Os&,
vas r-E al ~ SEGa1sz
~ h, Gag -0csl tns Auction Surfaces
a....rf s.s- a. tr- s0au1a Room frAlEun
re. .a-.v 500 .r. #Gs,s oRtaoEf.
I'D. 8. EH-.r gel. .ag .-t prs-.,'y sd soicits he
p.-.a. r-I .a generally. ar pied. hh
sr =sa-.rl rr rf- patrons all nN.e-s hsl'
ga -. 1 -.- r.arr- te trAi1, as I'll be enabled G.
Tie ~. -AGe 'oe-g' atva4er-
e. - rErf-ald = prepared - board pc-t5as e.
tl-r asryal-lta.IHg ample Aecor2-
r-.f...s-- O.. ralf 2 n srONhS,
o. Fa7EE1, I'D 8sss b,os VA s;rsSt-
-.rs.- ISL.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
;. rnmEAnN OF DEPAKT-

So To 90 T. a ID OK DEfAR
~ "a NfESTs AND ANfs.-I Nozd beg 70 invite
s, 5ftie H.Ads CT Department. OF ne Nsfoe5 osNn-S'
'ss y.s-gent The Confs'-r.i- s;ae' noE u
-, 49,. lf extensive sacg Of Books. PtPers SIaIOh-
go. s.ayslOpes, blank Books, Se.s Ehea WA
go !, nv .stAbshrnsat extensive Book Binte
gArsl % ezscu.- siains, aud the alAnufAure Of
-. --5-.. - ~" A. NORRIS,
FuhHsher Gad Bookseller,
- TMsn rtrssI Richmond, "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

CITRATE OF AA9HrsA has long been known one OF the
hest Purgayrs use bu, In the usual form OF Solution or
qad Preparation too bulky for the traveller We have nov
the n sOLI0 FORM bottle being equivalent to hree
four OF liquid prepson and far preferable 70 Epsom sIs
editr the usual ApereLs sna csthsrucs livery
soldier Traveller should have bottle with him Al this season OF
the yesr. -
For sale a MADE bAkEks Drug store,
Iy} $50 bain a. corner ABOVE T. u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
APRIL, 1861.

DRY GOODS.
EEFsCHkNTs visiting sls city VIII vss Of making p1rorAses
M re rsg,rc y solicited 70 sEGaine stook Of Dkt
GgS0S re oder for sale;
so al - Brow shsellngl and shirtlugis
OansbdryE,
20 e.se. B.sachsd sSestnsi and shlrStngL
fNsI-s Pad Ard Striped oSnAb1rys,
50 pieces Strips5 Eaa Plaid Doestcs, fer BsrVaaht
~ 5Aes ncEaya
- D-l,,5 &.3 striPss stirNasA
- ssses Tzncy P-iua,
- Ccft1uadsF,
.N Co,1reI Ca1hrics,
IS E8ztu-tg seas ar rssstL
Al . or.r ~ Iszvy and Fne Linens, for Rents Nsa
~ he aca II 81 Lne.s zEEz, siEa striped and Enorot
-r4 -sr s5i pspns Cloths, CAasnsres Nesass, kc, a.
AZ - ~ i - ~ tsl ys-T essaP - sc cash Asd prompt trade
- eLLErF 4 DREWRY
No. II Pearl street.
80, giehrcnd, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
RAILROADS, &C.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
RWEMEy. gzsEkk
Richmond 81 Petersburg Il. IL.
an aud after Monday the 2ih February the trains over this
" road viii - follows
TRAIN,
Leave Richmond at as daily and Pstersours Aopm
FRueuT AID AocoAMoDAnoH TRAN.
Leave Richmond daily except Sundays al s45, and AS
D n aud Petersburg 81 sos, m
The hAiTrAi will STOP oily ~ Half Way stauon Chtef Ana
Port wathall Junction.
I TrAvrle will mind that they required to show
other Au orzed person before
~ AN I.s v. DE ety by MS road H. oILL,
fS2i . GeLerAl hupt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
sEQHMOND WING.
Ih. a.,ly whlE IN EieA@Ona-F"T '"e u"

Aha sBzily Nhtg an
Fters.
The great deucud for the DAILY "His ''0n 'a' eig'
N h, REGULAR As ~ transient readers and the dnl'
Id, = satisfactorily supplying both elas'es OF readers
;, carrying system adIp'sd only to Office SaOscrP-
ion, ave induced Us to resort TO the only feasible
NOS. Of managing large city circulation, % wit tha;
Of p-,r B,sl 10 its Carriers. From this date, there
tos no subscriptions for the WRIG TO be left within the
civ vii be AIKEN at tbs Office, ard all persons indebted
Tor subscription to the present time, within the city, are
r,ass,cd % cal at the oEcs and settle their aecolnt
qs Curriers' Will Of course continue to deliver the pa
p % se present subscribers and receive pay for the
saa at .ho rate OF fifteen cents per week, The public
VII 80 understand that al restriction upon tho sale OF
.6s Eza by Carriers within the eiIy Is removed ard
& al Who want i; may huy it from the Carriers or have
's os theu a: their residences or places OF business
ssrfs.l5er l6si 1851.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

DEOEgPER 1851. DECEMBER 1851.
BRUGs, MEDICINES, &c.
IoHN i2AY 11 Main street. Richmond, Va, has In store
d AID sale market rates. ior CASE only The fosv
Ing goods:
lad 20, strictly prime quality
ELddsr good ombro
kfim
6Tm Opium
fow6 0piun
Fpiph. MorphiA
Csolnel
Elic hass
Nc eurisl Ointment
OiLJToform, spiB. Eitre
A4ssve Plaster
TT taric Acid Sup. Oarb. soda
Beck Pepper. Allsplee, Ginger
F=tmegs Mace. Doves and Cinnanon
Salad Oil, Oil Lemon, pure
OAstls ssap
PDEd. Rhubsrb r. J.
French Mustard, Cocoa
German Matches, &c, kc.
lss, avadsiy ofPSent or family medicines.
nos JOHN T. GRAY. Drugsisl
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

TALBOT BRoTB AZ, PrOprsiots Of the wOA,s
Il building PORTABLE STEAM tN6ISEs, "a -
proved eonsrueoa, Of all rIss from sig 70 forty fevs
sui,abie for Circular Saw Mia, fhrehing haehne and chg
5erposes which they faiter themselves Sy Est
ptror 70 any fnEnes built here or elsewhere.
They viii also farnlsh srArIosLRy sTniE lsGnu IRE,
ven Worse 70 any required psvsr.
CIRCULAR saw AnLA Of The mes, approved esss,rs'ssi
and Of vsrious r.ses.
YuiPs and WHEELS Cor wlTIR wo iKs, FckTABLs sklls
kiIi6, and IRONS for MILLS Of AL dad.
RAILROAD WORK OF every Description.
TOBACCO PRKssks ELATTxNtkG MILE tad ell s-zsss az
El>rtssrps rohseee Together vh slnd Of Bras "
ZOE GlETIS9s ird wROC9Hf IRON WORK.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

SUNDRIEs.-lsOO lbs Cotton ODE, assorted
= 900 do Hemp TWine do
,ssS 100 do Pat LIN Thread
- 20 dor hne French Calf skins
10 DO do do Morocco do
50 DO English sheep Skins eItrs
II rs do Cold LinIg rkins
IS Eldes Pat Enaaeled Leather. as'd colcrs
49,. go pr. Mems shoe Lasts
Vomt snd CSlldten DO
500 doI Altxsndsrs rpool Cotton
$50 pts Pins assorted
lOoopr Trace Chains
$40 Log Fifth aTi Tongue Chsins
loo Mil and Cut sazs
50 Circular sags, Asd Alto 81 II.
10 casss genu'n Cattle Soap
800 N, q d and English Per. uAps
In store and for sale by RHODES, WILSON HURT,
Successors TO smith, Rhodes 90.
I.II % Pear lstreet
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

2ua COSBY q ANDERSON, 2o9
MANUFACTURES Of and Agents for the sale Of robaoco o.
I sa1, Ae, No. 2O2 Main Street. tqusre above the Post
once on hani aad Smoking
Tobacco be The southern Country and daily
ing additions 70 their stock which they wholesale and
retail low for cash. and respectfully reques, Wishing pur
chase c, and examine for Themselves before purchasing
where Orders the country promptly attended Among
present stock be found The brands
twists packages weighing IRON ID 70 100 d. doth
right:
Pride Of Virginia" palmetto,
- udor.n "Progress,"
"ohaneion," aSarnston
uIousa beIsp sDevberry,"
aJolorado" "GoHen Leaf"
sApreot," OmVrn'
aElnnemoneen abhlo
% Hirhls Ter solaee" "oronoko,"
aoonouistsdorn "Rear, ("
uPhde Of Bethel" ke, ks.
COSBY 3 AsDrRsoN,
noll Southern Tobacco stora
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12
ss,sss,lE.s "a x "A g 2sz.ssS1SlS4
GOVERNOR STHEET

.. -s--y.rs Pal rssis, cszgs1si GU oo'ei ~
q. s-g lsT.z1 Is, -5F-s al p a. H'nd2. sE.sh
~ - -l Beds as N-,.r1tscs -a-. 30 order a. short 40
.. fr azas some n as 80 r rosai-y > Eapsr Horf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

nv ~ We on hand and Manufacturing Bras
Il Prese e"er CroSJ Cam NJ sc Tor uihNy cap, an
.ve the the uNtSryo the fact tio, gihiA S'
Buttons ain NS ria buttons and INA Try and Ar
tllery Buttons. orders promptly ATTENDED o. 49,.
LiNIsGRkYrCN, Brand Cutters,
nh5 18Th / wen Main and Cary SIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

Richmond, Virginia
cvyEEsL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
A. ,, r5 e sale % asnsfLesarsd and smoking Tobacco
q. -. ID, ',r sale. sel9-6n
-- ---,-- r. 2l5Icaa, Stanton sPeciA.or ard FEEDER
--,---- rs--g an send hll q N7.s 0el-e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-12

k9EE 80 WhaEAT ioy seed. or sale 81 A Q HOoRE
Ak Agent CAY tire-t. colaahiAa Hossl cell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13
IRON POOLESVILLE. MD.

PooiEvLIy Wednesday March II, 1861.
The inhsbiiauts constantly applying for passes
70 cross the river to Writ their relatives residing in
LeesbuIg and the vicinity, for the purpose Of carry
ing them supplies II all kinds, Of which they were
completely despoe4 by the Rebel force, in their re-
treat. Sugar, tea coffee, boots and shoes snd cloth
ing Of al lindf difficult TO obtain. Coffee ID sell
iug at IL 80 PER pound sugar at 20 cents, unbleached
muslips #; 90 cents yarc, &c. Farmers have been
robbed Of their teams. One man complains that 2C
horses were aiken from him, and 900 bushels Of his
wheat destroyed. forty-one male residents were
impressed aud carried off, some of them bound; all
refused to carry their arms which were mostly Shot.
guns collected from The inhabitants and were carried
in the stolen wagons. Secesh" hss had It's day
here, and strong Union feeling predominaiea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

BULLS HIAD.-Frcn the report OF the weekly
market for beef cattle, it appears that the "open
tori for rise" have met with "monitor' hi.
week, TO teach them that the New-York Cattle Mar
ket ia too big thing for any man or company OF
men to carry in their rockets. With only IA head
more bullocks on sale bis week than Last, the mar.
kot has broken down 30 completely that 1t has been
found impossible TO sell out all TIE stock ut from 81
to slO head less than the same class OF bullockr
old Tor week ago Or reduction Of full one cent
pound on the net weight Of meat. This fully cou.
firms the statement asi week, hat the rise was not
legitimate one, but wholly owing 10 tic false pre-
enses of SPECTATORS. IL served couple OF times:
it has entirely failed now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13
a sNrRJlrsfE NEAR FORT HENRY
A Regiment 81 Rebels Defeated.

Fonr Hxsnr. Wednesday,. March H. 1861
A battalion Of the let Nebraska, AID portion oil
Curtis's Iowa cavalry regiment, attacked force OF
Rebels, COO strong, this morning. defeating them and
taking procession Of the town Of Paris, but being
apprised that large force Of Rebels were within a
few bours marching distance, they retired bringing
away. a number Of prisouers Company Loot five
men killed, among them the Sersesnt-Major. sec
ond battalion under commanded Lieut. Col. Patrick,
passed over the river to-day to rc-euforce them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

lowest Potomac battery TO Winchester, cr0wding
hther yearly all the new leyies they can obtsin by
volunteering aud drafting. Such Is tie Of nion OF
the beet judges in our army on the other side OF the
river"
Tni. YVES only last Friday snd when the enemy
VIE moving biz guns stores, sc, for retreat. II
IL "a specimen Of the sort OF stuf served ~ 10 tic
public bv a certain class Of newspapers.
The moment orr brave soldiers were permitted 10
move, the bubble WA, prcked, and the gigantic
Rebel army a. Manassas, c0nr-tlug chiefly Of men
in buckram suits, dsappears like the bascless iab.c
OF q vsiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-13

The Merrimac was originally frst-class steam
soop-of.war and when the Government officers and
employees were obliged 10 abandon the Norfolk
Nuvy-Yard, she, with other national vessels, was
scut,led, and left to sink. TIE Rebels raised
her, and placed her upon the dry dock, when they
prceeded to convert her into an iron-clad war
vessel. They covered her with an entire slant
ing roof Of railroad iron. This additional weight
nearly broke her down upon tie dry dock, and they
found almost as much difficulty in launching her as
was found in launching the Great Eastern. Owing
to a mistake in calculation, on being launched she
was found to sink four feet deeper than before,
40 as 10 take in water. SO she again taken out,
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SYRACUSE CHARTER ELEc1IoS.-At the Charter
election held III Syracuse On Tuesday, March II, Il
large vote was pOile. The Republicans elected
their candidate FOR Mayor by ?9l majority, and the
entire city icket except justice of the Peace The
Supervisors stand. Republicans, G: Democrats, 2
Aldermen: Republicans, o; Democrats, =.
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A correspondent Of TIE albany Argps writes joy
fully from MiddIedeli, 0sego County, that one yea
ago twenty-five TRIBuNrs were taken at that post
Office, whereas there is now but one and that th,
township formerly close has just gone " Dem
ocraic" by 100 majority. Never were the relations
Of cause and effect more fllIy illustrated.
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being hogeed in the operation and otherwise 20
strained that tho Southern newspapers pronounced
her failure, and it is more than probable that with
no opposition she would never dare 20 to sea. She
is probably very good movable floating battery.
Above the waters edge she is said to present nothing
but her roof of railroad iron, with smoke stack
rising few feet above II. From the accounts which
we have Of the fight her rate of speed is very mod
crate She mounted 10 1OO-pound Armstrong guns,
which are reported to have mashed through iron mail
"a thick "a that Of the Warrior and Black Prince,
but which DO not appear to have made any impress
sion On the Monitor.
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New-sEonpsE,ire Election.

CoscoHp, wcdu-sdiy. March H. 1864.
One hundred and thiry-ive towns give Berry
1871; S:ark 1904; Wheeler Loss.
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OCCUPATION OF WINCHESTER.

WasrsoToS, Nednc,day, March u, i3C2
Information tonight, received from Winchester is
thai our forces took possession of thai town.