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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03
LATEST NEWS.
BY. TELEGRAPH
TO THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
xxxvIIth CONGREss-F1rst session.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 2.
CEN AfpLr

WASHINGTON, JAN 2.
SENATE
Mr.. KING presented petition numerously
signed by citizens of New York city, PRAYING
for the emancipation of slaves under the war
power
Mr.. SUMNER offered a resolution thai the
president be requested il not incompatible
with the public interest, to transmit to the SEN
ate all the correspondence which has taken
place since the congress held at Paris in 1856.
relating to neutral and beIligerent rights on
the ocean. Agreed TO.
Mr. KENNEDY presented resolution from
the state OF Mary land, protesting against inter-
terence with slavery in the states by the gen.
eral government.
Mr. LATHAM offered resolution instructing
the committee on finance to inquire into the
expediency of establishing district bureau tor
the treasury department TO regulate and con-
troll the mints. Agreed TO.
MIR. WILSON offered resolution instructing
the committee on military affairs to inquire into
the necessity of modifying the act of July
1861, increasing the military status of the
United States. Agreed to.
Also resolution calling on the secretary
OF war to transmit to the senate the number
OF cavalry regiments authorized to be raised
where stationed, and if it would be advisable
into regiments of infantry. Agreed to-
Mr.. WILSON introduced bill to provide for
the appointment of suffers for the volunteer
service of the army and to define their duties
Referred
Mr.. GRIMES introduced bill in regard to
the administration of Justice in the District of
Columbia, which was referred
Mr.. NEsMITH offered resolution calling on
the secretary of war for for copies of the re-
ports OF the surveyor general and the sanitary
commission Agreed to.
Adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE.
On motion of Mr.. DuelI, it was resolved
that the secretary Of war inform the house
why certain volunteer regiments from New
10rk are now encamped without arms, and
whether any legislation is necessary on the
part OF congress to enable the war department
to furnish arms TO regiments now in the field
Mr. KELLY of Pennsy lvania introduced a
bill to provide for tue defence of Philadelphia
and the Delaware river. Referred to the com.
mittee on military affairs.
Mr.. VALLANDIGHAM of Ohio, asked leave
to offer resolution calling on the secretary of
ihe treasury to report, at an early day, to the
house the sum total of the present floating
debt OF the United States, as nearly as can be
ascertaned or estimated; also, as tar as prac.
ticahle, the several heads as to departments or
subject matter under which said department
may he ranged; also that the secretary of the
treasury be directed to report as soon as prac.
ticabIe the amount in pounds of the importa
ton of tea, sugar, and coffee, in the several
ports of the United States for cl month OF
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1861 also for
each month of the current fiscal year to Jan.
l, 1862, with the amount of duty collected on
EACH since the 9th Of August last. Messrs
STEVENS and FENroN objected to its introduc-
ton. Adj0urned till Monday.
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NEW YORK, Jan 2.-CoTrON quiet and very firm {:
sales small al 20 @ &c tor ml'idlns 1planas
firm; superine state $3.50 555; extra state 1913 q
$3.50; round hoop Ohio $3.50 % COS; superhne western
$5,45 q 555 common good extra western SIS @ 50 80
southern very firm sales 2O Dos: mixed TO good $3.50
q 81, fancy and extra So 20 q 725 Canada shade
hrmer; sales 800 bbs superne $50 q 555 extra $50
g 6,75.
GKAIN-Wheat quiet, owing to the firmness of hold
ers sales $4,000 bush. Corn opened firm and closed
heavy sale4 900 bush; mixed western IS q 66e in store
and afoat Oats quiet at ~ q 43c
PROVISIONS.-Beef quiet and very firm; sales $50
bbs; total stock January l. 50 69S pkgs Pork quiet;
sales 800 bbs total stock January 1888 bbls
U0 q 1850; prime So @s9. Cut meats steady; sales
100 gree at prime prices shoulders % SCI Hams
81 a 6fc bacon sides firm; sales $50 boxes Cumber
Land cut middes at 6s O 65c short ribbed u q IA
long and clear do at u q 74c. Lard scarcely
sales 1900 bOls ut "a q Sc Butter unchanged Whis-
key shade rmer es 6OO 1bls at 20 20tc Rice qui
ct Sugars rmer; 40 hhds Muscuvad0 at "a q She lO25
boxes havana at q 81, Coffee very firm 2UV0 bags
Rio private terms. MOasses quiet
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AEFATxs IN NIEsSoUHT.

ST. LOUIS Mo-, Jan. 2.-Dispatches re-
ceived at headquarters announce the capture
of the notorious JEFF Owen, Col. Jones, and
fifty of the bridge burners, near Martinsburg,
AdriaA county, by Gen. Schotield, commander
of the state miita. The various guerilla
bands along the Moth Missouri railroad have
been pretty thoroughly scattered. Six regi
meuts OF federal troops have left Ottervlle ard
Upton for Weston, on an unknown expedi.
ton.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 2.-Recent developments
disclose emoezzem, ments in the county col.
lector's Office here amounting to $4,000.
These frauds were committed by Stephen ID.
Axtell, chief clerk, and extend back for a Sc.
,ies of wears
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Chen lss Ghicago; burlington and Quincy 81; Cieve-
land and r0ledo 34i Cleveland and PtIsOurg g Pan
anna Ill; Michigan Southern and New jersey l9s; Mich
igan Central q; Harlem Ia; Erie Railway S2 New
dend: ) skies 81, coupons 49, skies 81, register
ed So; Tennessee skies 43; Pacific Mail Ssh Erie pre-
ferred 53a; Hudson Railroad ga
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

New YORK, Jan. 2.-The gale continues
this evening. The schooner d. D. Hazard
parted her tastenings this afternoon. doing
considerable damage to the schooner Ben
Leod of Bangor, at Brooklyn The Norwich
boat left at five O'Clock, and the others at the
same time
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A GARD TO THE SUFFERING =

LAThe REV. WILLIAM COSGROvE, while laborlng
as missionary in Japan, was cured of consumption,
when all other means had failed by u recii Obtsincd
from learned physician residing in the great city Of
IeddO. This recipe has cureS great numbers who
suffering from CONSUMPTION. brOl rhitt sore thrOats
coughs aud colds and the debility and depres
sion caused by these disorders DESTROYS benehtfmg
OF ers, will send tu4 recipe, which have brought
home with me. to all who need it, Of charge. Ad
dress, REV WM C0sGROYE. 439 Fulton Avenue,
BROOKLYN, n. Y x3m uol3#
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NEWS ERoM NEW YORK.

New York, Jan. 2-It is reported that
Carl S:hurz mad resigned the Spanish mission
to lake command III the army.
Workmen at the navy yard, numbering
nearly 5000, have struck, in consequence OF
the recent o. der requiring them to work from
sunrise to sunset, at the same rate of wages as
is paid outside.
The chamber Of commerce to-day adopted a
resolution TO propose memorial to congress
asking tor the speedy passage OF effective laws
by which equal taxation shall be levied on the
several states also judicious system Of ex-
else to sustain the public credit, and form a
stable basis for the ultimate liqui lation of the
public debt. A resolution was also adopted
after extended discussion, that the chamber
demonstrates against the recent construction o
the late tariff law, by which the act is made
applicable to goods in bond, imported prior &c
its passage, and goods on shipboard, prior tC
Aug 5.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the Hon.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Hon.
Y Henry Chaplin Judge Of Probate and Insolvency,
for the County of Worcester has duly appointed the
subscribers TO he Commissioners receive and examine
all claims Of Creditors AGAINST the Estate OF Seth W.
Banister. late of Brookeld in said County dec enscd
ncsate and we have appointed the last SATURDAYS in
the several months UfJanuarv NJ arch and MAY next
oclOcS M. and the Office Of Abraham Skinner in
said BroOked,as the tines and place for meetngsto
receive and examine such claims
ABRAHAM SKiNNER,l ,.,i.,o...
LUTHER STOWELL : COMMISSIONER
BroOkfed. Dec. 4, 1861. d25 w3t
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PRovIDENcE, Jan. "A trial OF the Nc.
Intyre-llart Repeating Bomb was given this
afternoon, in presence of Gov. Sprague and
staff Cwenty-niue explosion were obtained
from ten of the ninench shells, and the regu.
larily, certainty and terrible. efficiency of the
proiectile were fully demonstrated. Governor
Sprague expressed unqualified admiration at
the successful issue OF the exhibition. The
next trial will be made in Washington, soon.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03
COMMONWEALTH OF

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
~ CHUSETTs.-w Worcester, ss.-Probate Court-To
the next Of kin and all other persons
ested in the estate Of EUNICE BREWER late OF Petes
ham in said county, deceased, GEEETlNG:
Whereas, certain instrument purpOrtng to be the
last will aad testament OF said deceased has present
ed to said Court, for Probate by Charles Brewer VINO
praYs that letters tesamentary be issued 20 him.
executor therein named hereby cited tn appear
at probate Court Ia be held at Worcester in said coun
~ of Worcester the first Tuesday of January next
at nine O'Clock IN the forenoon, to show cause if any
you have against the And said Charles Brewer il
hereby directed to give public notice thereof by publish
ing this citation week, for three weeks
In the newspaper called the Massachusetts spy printed
at Worcester the last publication to be day at least
before said Court.
Witness, HENRY CnAPIN, Esquire, Judge of said
Court, this seventeenth day OF December the year
one thousand ight hundred ard sixty-one
Acct Pa
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

The county treasurer reports balance on
hand, at the close OF 1861, OF 81 467. The
principal items of expenditure last year were
tor ali aud house Of correction S4751, jurors
S2l3o, criminal costs $6003, interest on debt
S2o58, county officers S3272, constructing roads
and land damages S10l7, county notes and
bonds redeemed S6000
Levin w. Pope, overseer of the cotton mill
at Enfield, on the 23d ult, while taking beam
OF cotton warp from the dresser tell, striking
his head against the arms of pully which
was revolving near the floor, and died in about
thirty minutes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

The reported elOpement Of Rufus Childs,
minister OF Berlin N. H., with daughter OF
Judge Bosworth, is said 10 be hoax. Well,
the perpetrator Of that hoax sill )uld suffer con.
dign punishment.
The car house of the Concord Railroad, in
Nashua was completely demolished by tue
wind Wednesday night. Loss about $500
On Friday night schoolhouse was burned
in West Romnty, not far from the place where
Mr.. Alden Chifoid's barn was burned the week
previous.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

AT Lee, on Christmas day, eleven of the
mos, aged persons in the town enjoyed SO.
cial gathering and an old fashioned dinner at
the mouse OF Nathan Gibbs. There were 6 men
averaging seventy mine years two months, and
i've women, averaging sixty six years. The
oldest person was James Wakefield, eighty
seven years.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

Ann Leamy, widow, was burned TO death,
Wednesday evening, at the residence oil her
son in law, John Megnan in Providence. She
had been alone in The room, and was found
sitting in chair dead, with her clothes on
Dire, and the woodwork near her burning. She
was 50 years old, aud much respected by her
npiuhburs
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

We think more plnughing was done last fall
than we ever witnessed before since our resi-
dence in Maine. The weather was favorable
and people took advantage OF it to do up fall
work. There is no better dressing for The soil
than fall plowing.-BranSOick Telegraph.
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H0trfes.
Mr.. COUGH lectures for the
BENEFIT OF THE TEMPERANCE LEAeuE.
SUBJECT: = NIGHT SIDE or LONDON.
TICKETS Is CENTS.

TO be had at s. Haywood 225 Main street. at ss
tord's Bookstore. and at the door dlt Ia
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-01-03

~ ROAD CoMPANY.-DlVIDEND.- dividend
OF Two dollars per share tbs stock this company has
been declared BY the Board oi Directors payable on the
hrst day OF January next holders OF stock on the 25h
instant. l. W. HAMMOND Treas,r
Worcester, Dec. a. 1851 d2w dos
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WORCESTER COUNTY TNSTTTU.

= RAILROAD c0MPANY-D TVLDEND.-A Divi-
dend of four per cent has be declared paya a the
oce OF the Treasurer and after the first day Of JAM
uaty next to stockholders of record the 23d Instant
Transfer Book closed nom go instant to lst january
Per order JOHN K RALClI rreasure-
Providence, r. L., December II, 1861 dtlau7 dl2
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
ADJUSTMENTS. A

WIhTEH GARDEN
w Rk9IyAL or THE OLD SENSATION
HOUSE OROWDED FROM PIT I'D DONE.
MONDAY. AND BvEkY NIGHT,
80 MATILDA HERON
VIII sppear Ia her world role of
CAMILLE
, IS now nve years sine. at this very season hsids
Character. cutrhed the dramatic GLADDEN. With bound.
and won from the entire city And OF country tue
ute the time. Her personaion OF
Camille was acknowledged Ms the mos. perfet exhibition ot
intense aud OF Cue depth or earnestness OF womaas
love presented the &C. Night after night FOE
thteen weeks the house crowded from pit TO dome,
aud hundreds hung with terrible interest over the trials OF
the hut fallen woman, beautiful even In her fall
Matilda Heron is still the same Matilda Heron
Camille 10 still the Camilte
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
IRVING HALL.


GRAND TOURNAMENT
BILLIARDS.
The proceeds Of which viii be devoted Benefit the
Family OF the late
JOSEPH n. WHITE,
who was killed, and who has leis Widow and
The fo,owug ceieSrasd Prciess,op.i Billiard Artists will
be present, and take an active part in the play
Philip Tienan. or Cincinnati john Deery or NewYork
Michael Foley or Cleveland John seerer OF Detroit
Victor RsePhc of Ph.del Christian Bird or Phads.
Dudiey Ksvenash OF York Ralph Ben amin or Pha
Michael PheiAn or New York Thomas Stone or New York
pRoCrAxaR or TOURNAMENT.
"NDihsSAA MIsoALLaNEous aNEE1Ius 4 MAFcaRs fSsR r. ~
in which all OF the above artists wul play.
THURSDAY. April T. ats T. NJ,
THE GRAND RETURN MATCH
MICHAEL FOLEY AND DUDLEY KAvANAGH.
theatre capable Of seating $50 persona and every will
command full view or the The members OF the
Committee pledge themselves TO preserve eriees order aud
decoruui
All the famous players whose appear in the adycr
sements will be aud take active part In the play
In addition to the match between Foley and Kavgpsgh
match OF 900 points w take place Friday,
the 9TH OF April between Foley aud Deery. .
The public may be assured that dsarpont tmeni viii
place ha, the comfort of the ystefs Will &c fully
attended 70 by the ccrnmt,re.
EElI. ESEGnIEha In lyfELAS -
MICHAbi. 0EARY, kromni,,..
j. W. LINGARD, N''""'''eS'
WILLIAM FREEMAN
Tickets OF admissionOn Wednesday, for gentleman
aud ladies'. dollar.
On THURSDAY, tcket Que dollar.
Forssle at the door aud all respectable billiard rooms
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

TUsT ARRIVED FROM CALIFORNIA, WITH $4,000 =
large amount paid for aes ana gentlemen cast on
Clothng will pay twcntyhye per cent more shAn any
other establishment Send your notes to W and 9js West
Broadway Ladies' atte ned by Mrs. 0soay and gentle
men attended by Mr. g. GABAY, between Leonard aud
franklin street.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

A LADY CAN RECEIVE MEDICAL EDUCATION
"A by addressing surgeon. satioc D. New York. Terms
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

Gree be Thy hsfds, Sweetest isle OF the ocean,
And thvlArp striking bards sing aloud with devotion.
Obi Erin n3avourneenl Eriu 90 braghi ,s.s.f ta..-
The csse embraces the entire strength OF tails favorits
Patsy Mocr ~. Miss Tone Burke
~ tfsr nrW Appearance afer her severe tndis isoxtonl
clio ban C~on,is.j
M snrns asv. ian n;1mons sosa.rs aet
Peters Marowe, Blby. Richardson, Miles, Mira Mirlowe,
D"'a' A''' PowfRFuI. IL TGoRps oh BALLET.
NUMEROUS AUXILIARfE5, I
BEAUTIFUL IABLEAUX,
CHARACTERISTIC DANCES,
NEW AND SPLENDID 8CHNH8Y,
BRILLIANT AND STARTLING HfFECT9.
AND ORIGINAL MUSIC,
are lightly the theme OF admiration from
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES.
Seats secured ten days In advance
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

h , LESSONS AT MADAME sAUyAGEAu's DANCING
Academy. els broadway, sufficient all the
bsnccs and quairies Every pupil taught separately and
made practice Immediately with laiy dancers. Open
ery evening, and Tuesday Thursday and saturday a
(frnoons.
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NIBLOS SALOoN-sOIREE FRANCHISES
~ MAKDI TER AvRIL.
800. LII CIEYBU BLANC par Ociage Feuille.
L'ETOURNEAvI biuctte racortee par H. PAUL JULdNET
. TKI0I.ET,
tAudeyue par Dunsn0ir, musiQue de Moptauhy
Ticket onice a. H. Drdonves. 6z3 Broadway aud At the
door on night OF performance, " "w
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COAL.


kNOAL -St so BEST RED ASH STOVE, IS rs LARGE
~ nut Fifty cents less 10 cartmen an, dealers.
II. s. HALSrEAD, Assignee OF VIM. II. Smith,
6ik Third avenue between Twenty seventh and Twenty
kyOAL-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR SLATEY Ru X.
bsh, short weight for - 10 or 81 49, but the very best
Ash for family use screened and delivered a 81 per
lon s yards corner King and Greenwich streets and 90
Roosevelt street, New Bowery
MATTHEW CLINTON, Wholesale aud retail agent
nj An Il AN NOW DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
Df HV. quality OF Coal for family use, we'll sorce ed
" PEI of 1000 pounds Also Liverpool and Canned
bes a iss v~sg kieventh street aud 3l Eshn syenue
A. HkARIT,
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
| A RTIFICfAL TEETH.-wE CONTINUE TO EXTRACT
Ia teeth 81 seconds, without PAIN, with benumbng
bid No extra charge Tor temporary extracting
Teeth inserted without extracting the roots improved
atmospheric plates We invite all TO call andex.
Chemically puro choroform and ether which are perfectly
barm.css 10 take. Drs, DuRKIN ROUSSEAU,
SIj Canal street, opposite West Broadway
! GTIrrCfAL TEETH.-gEAuTIFUL SETS, ON PURE
~ silver cmy Ss line god and rlatna, SD wariAn!ed
blual 10 any work Ia New York sugc teeth, 81 Teeth
lcd and eNaced without the least pain and perfectly
harni.cs sipetor Bone Filling only Jl warranted equal
any oce i55 sixth avenue, between nth and Eleventh
streets No removal. DR. LUTHER, Dentist.
mr.. c. A. WHITES IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
O Whole SETS ST. So SiO SIG an upwards, warranted in
very point Teeth iled win gvli % ents 81. All work
81 half the price charged elsewhere Oces l3 Bond street
kud TIT Arch street, Philadelphia.
.DR. LUTIlEI, DENTIST, REMOVED TO NO iJi
East Twen y-second street. Lexington avenue
Teeth safely Extracted without pain, by In
Wsrrancd Aricls Teeih in every STYLE on Gold Plana
3lver or Ruhbcr, from 80 cents to 81 % cnch.
Genuine Artihoyd Bone Fiuings, 90 ccns. .
N BAH " OK warranted equsl TO any done n New York
~ RrFFIN BROS, 25s GRAND STREET NEW YORK.
J opposite Lord and 25 Fulton street, Brook
yn full sets of Teeth ON their Improved at
nosphetic patcs with without extracting the roots On
bold plans SIS; silver or rubber, $40 Partial sets on
fold. 81 per tooth; silver, ~.
hIATioNAL DENTAL GALLERy-SIxTH AvENUE,
w corner OF Twenty second sreet-larges most repe,e
0umotyped Sets OF Teeth. Prices estraordinary SETS
S ~ tl0; Vucantc SIS; Gold, go Dentistry warranted.
''"'' ''''A d.. MANSON, Dentist.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

6O Doas FOR sALE-ALL OF THE CHOICEST
of the purest breed and the sges 10 the city sI Pups OF
same Russian Bio0dhOund $50 pounds;
very large English Greyhounds, sir Italian Grcybounds
King Charles Spanics Setlers aud Pointers trial also
one very fpe Young Setter Doa year old Of the Hon
mntey Berkeieys stock, warranted and the best OF rec.
rencos given. Address H. Gsrdeuer corner OF feh street
and broadway, N, Y.
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NrAcHT FOR sALE-A SCHOONER, ABOUT 100
tons, No. in prime order, fast good sea boat well
calculated for pilot, despatch or boat Securities
The New York herald., 1862-03-30
SPORTING.

INOR sALE--TIE SCHOONER YACHT JULIET
nearly w tons burthen, Ayears old, fast snd saunch
dravs feet water without her centre bosrd in good order
Apply Mt ss west Eleventh street.
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INSTRUCTION.

A GLORIOUS SIdHT IT Is TO SEE
"A TIE retreat of Southern chtvalry.
In al the great battles. both by and land, for the
tnlon--ooe and indivsble-ihe ersduaies OF NCGENT
Comuerrs College Brooklyn, have covered themselves
with glory BY their personal bravery
cauGc skill they enrolled brixhless
pages OF our coul:ry's history.
long live the nion. Long live Eugen,.
The New York herald., 1862-03-30

VVANTED-A SITUATION IN A QUAETETrE CHOIR
w In az E'sccra church Bass Sn-c b who has
e1per'eni in tho serice. Address e. n.
H.. box !. lss Pos. olice, n. r. s..
VEAFTEL--FoR A QUARTErTE CHOIR, FIRST
" Glass tenor SINGER Address, with real box 1896
Posi- oGcc.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

Price, aud OF down the river at fall speed
started the Gag ship Van Dorm, Sumterand
Bragg, while in Pursnst went the CGronae-
let aud Cairo. firing pnstaptl u and aee6ln=
panied BY victorious NOlirel just AZ
the foot Of reside1t's Island, the Bragg
and Sumter, both slightly injured were run
ashore and cSptured On the former the
boilers were red hot ThssYan Dora alone
escaped, being a fast vessel, and its flag
officer, throughout the action, Vas careful
not TO run himself in danger.
And 30 ended Montgomery much vaunt-
ed feet. 0fits eight vessels, foar were, des-
troyed, two captured, aud one alone. having
on board the ugitiEe flag Ofiiser' esotpAtl.,
Probably ere this it has Joined Holltns' feet
OF four inferior vessels yesterday some
miles below here-Rnd gone up the Yazoo
in company, to tell Of their latest and most
glorious victory.
On board the rams our shRrpsh0Oters did
excellent service, aud most Of the enemy's
guns, being el barbetts or EXPOSED, their
esuuUnfers we're afraid to work ID EN-.
After an engagement Of one hour and
three minutes, the Federal vessels dropped
anchor in front Of Memphis, and on sever
al, where the national dag was streaming
In victory above, that of the rebels, union
down, hung underneath.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-06-12

We have on our table The iirst issue Of
the Rest PTrgtniant . new weekly paper
started at Parkersbutg BY Mr.. s. b. Cor
don. The name indicates its position as
regards the new State, The editor avs In
his salutatOry that his paper SWIM take
strong Union grounds under the Ooustitu-
ton IN It's purity as handed down 70 us BY
our Fathers" The Rett Ragintaa is 4
very fair king sheet aud Is only one dol.
lar year IN advance. We wish the enter
prise abundant success. s5gsEff
MeanWhilethe Gd4stts under the Guidance
Of our old friend Wharton holds on ne
even tenor Of it. way. loyal 20 the core aud
eminently deSeEVing Of SlppoTtl