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The national Republican., 1862-04-30
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Intsrssting FROM York own.
Active rfspAraaiss ~ ne siege.
cANNoNAplN0 sY TAE REseLs.
n Brssk 1sNsssry sksrnstsA.
Gallantry Of Hancock's Brigade.

From. .Corrsspoadsas q shs Aspeisssd Psss
BErois YoRxrowN, April 4Ths rsbsls are
apparently just realizing the fact that General
Mcclellan 10 making extensive preparations TO
open the second siege Of Yorktown. Up 10
yesterday the works Of our troops have stead1ly
progressed, directly under the eyes Of the On.
smy, without any rssponSs from their guRs,
excepting an occasional shot sent 10 inform %
that they were still there. 2 .af.
Our earthworks are now beginning to present
very formidable appearance to the enemy
and sll day yesterday, and last night, they kept
up brick frs on them, with view Of driving
the men away. Occasionally, shell would come
20 close NJ TO make Il unpleasant, whom they
would lis CLOSE to the ground until II had passed
over. No one was injured, and the work pro
Eresssd ~ though no enemy we're within range
This morning the rebels opened with Increased
vigor, for about three hours. from their bate
ries near the river; but receiving no response
they oexsed. ..-. .-l.a.l
Yesterday, Gen. Hancock went out with n
portion Of his brigade, for the purpose OF driv.
Ing the enemy from \ piece Of timber which
they occupied In too close proximity to OUT
works. ..a....r
Our troops advanced through an open hsld
on tnolf nhnQ9 ana kn009s unut tuoy Uhmo WIN
in close musket range. The rebels, who were
secreted behind stumps and trees. wore snx'
ious 70 got our men on their feet. TO endeavoi
and accomplish this, the captain in command
Of the enemy shouted ut the height Of bis voice
TO charge bayonets, suppo~ing that our fright
ened troops would instantly spring TO thetr feel
and run. But they were mistaken In the men,
The command being given the second time, the
rebels arose, whom our troops poured into them
well-directed Are, causing them to retreat
leaving their dead and wounded to be cared fol
afterwards. During the skirmish, new bat
terry, which the rebels had sreo,ed during Sun
day night, and which interfered With n work
Ing party Of our men, was most efIso,ually 81
fenced yesterday, and the guns dismsunted.
The weather 10 warm, and favorable for mil
itsry operations. ....,
The timets drawing close whom the command
Ing general will commence the task of reducing
the eneny's works, erected to impede the ad
vance Of the Union troops. All are saDguine n
to the result, and the troops are eager TO b
led forward. -... ......
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

The FRENCH CREoIEs.-The Western papers
have the following story, which may not bt
true, but is certainly not long:
A deck hand on one Of the rebel boats made
his escape at Fort Pillow, on the 10th, and
waded through the swsmps until he reached
the Federal lines He had recently left the CITY
and states that the French Legion, q body q
men composed OF the Oldest Creole families, are
IN state OF semrebellion against the Copfsd-
crate Government. They were among the mos,
enthusiastic, expecting the Intervention Of
France, but when Yancey returned home and
told his doleful story, they shrugged their shout
ders' They could not move without the nod Of
Napoieon. Their arms were demanded, bul
they refused TO give them up. They are now
dare to attempt disarming them by force. NV
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
General Pope In Motion IN Tennessee
SAirssstsh at Monterey

CAMP NEAR PIrrsBuRa. Trsx., April 70, 1s62.-
Hon Ed,oin II. Stanton Con. Pope sent n
force TO Monterey this morning. The enemy
ned. Our forces took nftsen prisoners, aome
baggage and supplies. We destroyed enosmp.
ments and returned to camp In good order
There Ia reconnaissance out TO explore the
country to Fsrmipgton. No asws from 1t YET.
Our army Is greatly rejcioed TO hear Of the
capture Of New Orleans. r.. -uU ''''
90 TnOnAs A. 0cOrf.
Assistant Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
THE ELATEsT FROM 00RINTH.
Skirnish With tho Eseny's Cavalry.
10000 Rebels at COrtnth.

The following was received yesterday at the
War Department.:
2S.-Five companies OF our cavalry bad skir.
miah with the enemys cavalry, two miles In
advance. The enemy retrssted. Five ofthem
were killed, one Of them being major. Egh.
tsan prisoners, With horses and arms, were
captured, and are now In Damp.
One Of the prisoners, nsmed Vaughn, was
formerly foreman In the once Of the Louisville
Democrat. We had one man wounded. and
none killed. . o.. g...r
onsrs say that the enemy have upwards Of
1000 mon ut Corinth, and will nght. They are
entronching, and mounting large guns. ..El
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
oloaol n. wasroN. xo,roa.
Wednesday, ApFil 20, lss2.
COMPLICATION.


The Baltimore American, Of yesterday, hss
an article upon the approaching end Of Tie
rebellion, concluding ~ follows:
when the great drama is finally played out.
and the tens Of Thousands Of simple hearted and
brave men come to be reckoned over who have
when the guilty wretchss who have led them
onward are chased to their last hiding places,
will not retribution then come upon these, TER.
rible, hitting, ~ the reward OF crimes IKE
them and offended Justice, and the world be lon
TO- consider this horrible nightmare Of attempt
cd revolution ~ but harmless game for power,
whch-having failed-is to be passed BY as but
trining episode In the history Of the age The
Heaven grant that II may acquit itself Alright"
These are very excellent sentiments, and
would be more valuable Il there was any as-
surance that the American would adhere 10
them for forty.eightshous. Unfortunately, not
only Is there no assurance of that kind, but the
probabilities are all the other way, inssmuch q
the american Is one otthe organs Of that false.
ly so-called) conservatism, which 10 resisting
every measure which iniiicts any punishment,
however slight upon the leaders Of this re.
bellion.
The question Of the conHscation Of the pro-
perty Of those leaders, now pending In Con.
gres, involves the whole question whether
any penalty shall be exscted for their crimes.
1t is idle folly to talk Of hanging them, If pro.
positions to deprive them Of their estates are
defeated by puerile whining over the conse-
quences to their families. II humanity will
not permit their reduction TO poverty, still less
will 1t permit their imprisonment, or their
capital execution. Liberty and life are Of
more value than property, and II there is not
vigor enough In the Government To deprive
the leaders Of the rebellion Of their lands and
chsttels, nothing remains but an indiscrimi.
nate amnesty.
This question, whether "a false clemency' is
to ''step in betwixt these leaders and offended
Justice" and "this horrible nightmare Of a.
tempted revolution" be thus treated a. "but a
harmless game for power" is not to be settled
in an indefinite future, but hero and now, be.
fore the present session Of Congress terminates,
and upon the bills for the copfscation Of the
property Of those who shall persist in de.
ceiving, wronging and sending to bloody
graves those who can be duped into support.
ing their mad and wicked attempt to overthrow
the purest and best Government On earth. Il
Congress sets the example ofa "false clemency VI
nobody can expect that the President will moi
follow it. If Congress is too tender 10 take
property, would 1t not, in fact, be In contra
vention of the public will, as expressed
through its legislative representation, for th,
President to take life?
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

OsTo Or sTRAYED, EARLY ON SAT
II URDAY, liiht SorrsI HORSE, Of medium,
tize, marked On each leg with white, white In thu
crack 10 the left fore hooG Is very solve and an
excellent riding horse. suitable reward will bs
paid to any one D, ingIng him 70 Lisut. A. N sClP
Capitol Hlu, near the Washipgton Asylum.
An 8O-lts .'' fI'f .E ".fH ~ Z
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

CoLoRED scHooB.-kr. Grimes yesterday 10
roduced into the Senate bill for the educs
ticn Of colored children in the District Of &C.
lumbia. 1t appears that this class pay s36,O0t
in taxes on ss5o,OOo in real estate. II is pro-
posed to divert ons-tenth Of this sum, or 81, 500
to the education Of colored children. The
school trustees are directed to provide ssita--
BILE school teachers aud reoms and are invest.
ed with the control and management Of all
funds derived from this source, and from all
contributions Of benevolent individuals.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

DISCHARGE FOR PHYSICAL LDIsABnIrY.-A new
measure is proposed in Congress, t, facilitate
discharges Of enlisted men from military ser.
vice, in cases Of physical disability incapaci-
tating for active service Soldiers afflicted
with chronic mslsdies had much rather be dis
charged than to remain in hospital. II Is pro-
posed to make simple certificate Of the Sur.
gson General, or either Of the Inspectors, a
discharge.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

A SIAMgsE SHIP.-A Hamburg letter states
that thu first vessel With the Sismese f,g, q
.hte elephant on u red 6, ound, ever ssep there,
has just entered that port.j The ship iofmarly
belonged 10 Bremen, and was purchased by
the King Of Siam. ... ...,frs,I E
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

The LATE RAILRoAD AcoIDENr.-The accident
on tho Philadelphia road fortunately has no,
proved as serious NJ was At hrst anticipated
Baltimore, and attended by Prof. kiltsnberger
at the expense Of the railroad company. Mr.,
Nelson, OF New York, and Mi@ Kate Clarkman
niece Of Dr.. Cummings, Of Baltimore, whose In
jurfes are not 90 serious xs VI nrst apprehended
they are receiving every attention. Star o.
last euentng.N " II a -
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
More Union Successes in New
pqi,rl, Mexico.

Kansas CirY, April 2s.-Hon. Edwin N. Stan
ton, Secretary Of War: Through Santa Fe mail
With dates 70 the 18th, has arrived.
Col, slough and Gen. Candy formed \ juno
lion 1t Galesto on the llth. Major Duncan, who
WAS In advance Of Gen. Canby's advance guard
encountered slargs party ofTexans, and routed
them.
Major Duncan was slightly wounded.
The Texans were 80 miles sou,h Of Gslesto, In
full flight from the Territory '.
No doubt Ii entertained of the speedy capture
Of Sibley's command, NJ they are entirely dss-
titute Of everything. . l-.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

An EcLIPsE.-The Coniede,sts almanac for
1862, publtshei, BY Rev. Doctor Summers, at
the southern Methodist Publishing House, an
nounces an eclipse Of the sun vlsib,e over the
c ,nirderate Statss~ And now, oh gifted
spiritia, prognosticstor Of celestial mysteries,
vouchsafc 10 announce that there will b. q total
eclipse ot the Confederate Siatss shortly virible
Rover all creation ! 81 .,.-. .uai
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

The Capt Gregory Of the United States brig
Babio, which captured . rebel frigsts in the
Gulf by the shrewd Ysnkee device Of rigging
up stove pipe, and building fire under It 70
give the brig the appearance Of Q steamer, IL,
we understand, Aso'' Gregory, the younger
son Of the vsteraa Commodore Gregory, Of
New Haven. ,u. . a,rT r.. unt w. ''
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

Inc Utah saints have just completed and dad.
leatsd with religious ceremonies theatre n
salt Lake City. There was an audience ol
aoout ABOUT 1000 persons. and the apostles, Brigham
iSung, Heber Q. Kimbsll, Daniel ii. Wells
stage. "''' vi 'n'
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

The commission on ordnance supplies have
1t 10 said, rejected all the foreign contrsots and
considerably curtsiled those for the msnnfsc
ture Of arms in the United States. The ord
nance ofice has issued proposals for manufac
turing, within one year Springfield rjfed mus
kets and Hsrper's Ferry rifles, together wifi
revolvers, carbines, sabres, swords. and scah
bards. Tho Department reserves 70 itself ths
right to reject any bid, and will consider non,
made through any agent, broker, or marty
other than the regular manufacturer.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
Further Relative Il The Fall Of New
- Orleaus! I! i's' 20 ''.''

FoRr McSRoE, April 20, lss2.-Hon. Edsoin
N. Stanton. Secretary Of War: Tho following
appears Id the Richmond Dispatch Of the 2sth
instant: "The fearful state Of suspense in
which this city existed for two or three days
has at last ended. New Orleans 10 In possss.
sion Of the enemy. II Was evacuated BY Gen.
Lowell, who has removed bis forces TO Camp
Moore, on the Jackson.rsilroad." afN
JonN e. Wool, Major General.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

President Benson, Of Liberia, hisr secretary
and Oldest son, left Monrovia, 10 March, fol
England and Europe, the last legislature hav
ing granted Mr., Benson leave Of absenbe. Hs
proposes 70 make visit 70 the United States
before bis return 70 Africa ~, ... "a.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
ORRlCIAls
WAa nErARrnENr,

WAA DEPARTMENT,
January 81, 1852.
Ordeyvd, That the War Department will BE-
closed Tuesdsys, Wednesdays, Thurrdsy,, and
Fridays against oil other business but that which
relates 70 active military operations In the 6eld.
Saturdays will be devoted TO the business Of
Senators and Representative.
Mondays 70 tho business Of the public.
EDWIN n. ErAMoS,
ja73u Secretary Of Wal.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

PosT OPECEs RI OPENED IN TESNEssEE.-
Nashville ; GAllatiu, Sumner county Shelby
vile, Bedford county; Lebanon, Wilson county;
Savannah, Hardin county; Franklin, William
son county. i,s' H. =
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
BY LEGRAPH.
Siege of Yorktown.
Dispatch from Gen. Mcclellan

l '' HsADQuARrERs ARNY OF rAs PoT0xAc,
- April %. II y. %.
HoN. EDWIN n. STANTON, Secretary of War:
Nothing OF interest occurred the past night.
There has been no firing on our right, where
the work prooseds undisturbsd. On the lsft
the ensny nred = good deal, but hurt no one,
. heavy field battery to silence . gun or two
Of tho snemy's that have been impairment this
morning, bat have hurt no one. The weather
hss improved and We are making good pro.
grsss. HH
q. B. McCLELLAN,
rp .' Major General Commanding.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

GOvERHOR SxIrH's Son ExcHASGED 1t 10
st.tsd that su exchange mas been agreed upon
between Mr.. Ayers, the veturned Richmond
prisoner and the son Of ex Governor Smith, Of
Virginia, who has been in Fort Warren several
months, 800, ..utNi e. .N9a r . .H
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

Es- We learn that Secretary Chase Ia, or.
dered Lieut. Robinson to the command Of the
battery E. A. Stevens, commonly but srrone.
ously called Naugstuck, at Fortress Monroe.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

SALT MANurAcruRE.-Some seventy salt
blocks were 10 operation On Thursday. 30
many works were never running before at this
season Il 10 The 6ait Compsny's intention 70
commence the Ahipmsnt Of salt to the Western
lake porz on the opening Of the canal, and to
keep II up vigorously during the sr,mmer.-
Syracuse Courier Hdt,irddy. +'". '' L1
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
OF FICIAL L.

DEPARTMENT OT STATE,
Washington, Jan. 20, 1862.
The Secretary Of State will hereafter receive
members Of Congress on buslnee on Saturdays,
commencing with Saturday, the 6ret Of next
month. ,.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

"- The Secretary of the Treasury Is now
prepared to psy all indebtedness Of data prior
10 February lst, in cash OF the month of
February, forty per centum in cash and OF
subsequent date, thirty per centum 10 cash.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

&s-A dispatch from Fortress Monroe yester
day, at one O'Clock p. N, says, all is quiet
the weather pleasant, and no news"
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

=. The War Department has Issued an order re-
llevIng tho Chesapeake and Ohio canal from the
| military supervision heretofore placed over II,
and restoring II 70 the exclusive oontTol Of ID
president, Alfred Spatss, Esq. rar.L
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

DISTRESSING OccURRENoE.-An interestino
soa oi Mr, George Kefsuver, Of Boonsboro''
ID, ID, between four and fys years of a., va
hllsd last week by a horss tanping on Elm
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

xx1ANTED-A WOMAN or SONIC ONE, OF
w the Protestant LsaoTinNtioas, Y 70 tes usual
issath stIsss. spa@Ms
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
. S,tx aSssv.o,,, E,sSf.

N yPAIp.-ThS ". Louis Eue9A6 Ne,os learns
mat the loan n the Exchange Bsnk Of St. Louis
Of $3.50 ,OOO made TO Fremont last summer, has,
after much delay and trouble, caused bY Gen.
Fremonts want Of authority to negOtiats spoh
a loan, been finally paid with interest,
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

rGsns. Buell. and BsAuragssd havs arranged
for an exchange Of wounded prisoners. - :.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

~ brakes Plantation Bilters.-s. r.
1850. Kit invigoratss, Strengthens end purifes
~ system; y . psrfsct sppstiser, and the most
asrsesbls and tGeotusl tonic In the world. II 10
oompossd Of the celebrated Calissya bark, roots,
herbs, and pare St Croix rum. Particularly
sdapted to delicate females; cures Dyspepsia and
Weakness, and Is Just the thing for tho changes Of
Seasons. tod BY oil grocers, druggists, hotels, and
saloons. r. II. DRAKE L co,
ap i-8m 42 Broadway, N Y.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

ST Law nesios. ROBERT J. WALKER
and FREDERIC r. STANTON will practice law
In the Ssprene end Circuit Courts, Court Of Cai
Courts Martial, RoaSds Of Commissiont rs, aud Do
partnsns. Aided BY two other associates, no psrt
Of n sxtsnsivs tusnsss will bs neglected address
WALKER 4 STANTON, ofIioe 2a5 street, Wash.
ipgton, ID q. .'t '''N.. isp2 23-8m
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

~ Lyoa's HaGRetiC InssCt Powder,
Tested Sor 10 ysa sad grows 10 favor. II kills and
sx'srmisaae, Reaches, Bed Buss, Ants, FleAs
Ao,hs II Cloths, Fun and Furniturc, Garden In
kcs, 10 All ssnuias bears the signature Of T..
Lyos, aad aa poiso~o@ b per,oas or dom-aic anmas,
Beware Of eo1stsrfsiA asd limitations
Lyons Powder kills oil insects IN Q triee,
Lyoas Pills are death to ~ and mice.
Sold everywhere d. 8 BARNES.
ap30-rT6Sm 2o2 Broadway, New York
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

D1HPsctal Notice. On and after Tuesday
April I, 1867, the train, the Baltimore and Ohio
Railvoad will commence rucnisg daily, (Sundsys
exosptsdJ leaving this Station st7.4O .. m, and
connecting At Washington Junction with Mail
Train for Ill parts Of the West IVA Wheeling or
Psrkenburg. Through tickets sold and baggage
checked. W. p. SMITH,
a. a, n. OF Transportation B. 4 o. r. r.
spl l-dtf JStar Giobel
The national Republican., 1862-04-30
OF FICIA l..

No Passenger Train TO Manassas.
Ir WAk DEPARTMEsT,
CGce VI Maitasy Director
and Superintendent Railroads u s.,
'' ltN Wellington, April Is, 1862.
No passenger train viii be ran from washingto ton
70 Msnasas until further notice
tl-vlL ls. g '-. PC. MCCALLUM,
sp1s n. D. b Supt. r. X. U. 3.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

GEN. BLEsxER.-Gen. Rosecrans is under
stood TO be in command Of the division formerly
commanded by Gen. Bleuksr.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

sFWestea's Progrsss Of slavery .-Copies
Of this wefk are for sale at the ONCE Of the National
Rpulioan. Pamphlet edition, 2S cents. Bound
edition, Is cents.
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

~ The First Cslorsd Baptist Church +,
Gamer Of Nisetssnth aad stres, will be open for
rsiisioas services, % Thursdsy, May lst, At II
s'slcot, n, SO and ~ o'cl' OF, p m. The pub
lic are invited 10 attends- ap3o-.ts
The national Republican., 1862-04-30

velop the resources 70 DO gained by the plan Of
emigration devised .hy. ,hs Gcvernusnt Of
report, after 4 rural sxsmipstion on The isisnd
Of Hayti, to those who are desirous Of obtain.
ing the knowledge OF comforts and luxuries
from the cultivation Of the soil, whioh produces
but to increase the great trade Of commerce
from those fresh and fertile nelds, are induce
rnsnts Of encouragement to make fresh efforts
In this glorious enterprise. - ~ =
"A more peaceRble innocent people 10 not to
bs found on tis.sarih thsn ne Hayti.n ma.
tion." ,anJ'aJ llE5 .t'., ~ %.
',Hy dear friends, trust In God and in the
wisdom and virtue Of the plan Of emigration to
Hayu, ny adopted country, bearing a. ths em.
n S,s% S1 e y power and glory the ~ banner Of free
". williams enthusiasm for his ''xdopted
country" became so oppressive that II could not
Sonts9t o itssli sa, With hyatsric PROSE- = thus
ssss: ss VIZ xsss ! y. :ss:. g.:
Ihins eye shsu % t.Itrsots1 nd IN. hs.rt ,'sa
TN then anfsls what humAIa hinds hsys Nfous At.
I..p,.ias 4 ,h:usss. ofr.pss.s Y. t.ossI,. . q, .
Hs% % i 81 81 nainaf Sia: n. sppIs: .! fare
AID invite yes 70 write a.d forn . part ,, g,s,
Within her msnory sseist to yeur heart 4 y.
He ends his spssoh with this wondsrfal com
bination Of sentences; y2lIiyagl ia4uI 81 ~.
| d when behold the fntpre state and condi.
tion Of my race IN this country, Judging from
my soul feels cast down, my heart bleed \
think that they will be swallowed ih this 9W}u
lethargy Of this naAion l. Natare spesks and tell
you 70 90 out from under ths dark clOpf Of OPP
" over you. Mature speak rs 10 laundering Vonsa
from the dark portais or chaos, the time. hal
0ome that you must stretoh your hsnds forth u
the world OF else forever be buried In UoaS ofOb
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placed seldom destroy, the rlapt; bu,
when two OF three are h1ed "a ,bi, man.
her around the stem, they weaken and
lmpCVertah It. nhd cru>, It to fall down
or wlthrr and die They usually coma
I" their iuIl size IN about .lx week, s,d
en niTasnf three tw"utIeths Of an inch
IN length, Ihctr sliu nrw gradually
hardsns, become, broanl,h. and .oon
changes to il lri4ht chcstuut c.,Ior and
re ,emblc1 "A flax seed hence il u ,all.d
the "1laX seed state Ia two or tbrr,
weeks after this change Of color, the in.
sect becomes cntircy detached from the
Old Iarva aAln, aud hos within itamo.
t'onIess grub Within this shell tho
pupa gradually advances to the winged
stat" until the end Of April or the be.
ginning Of May, when the fleS make
Their escape by breaking through one
end Of their shell. The Lo !y of tho
llesslan fly measures about the tenth Of
"n inch IN length the head, al,ena aud
thotaA are bIaci, the hind body ,awny,
more "r less widely markcd on rach winp
with black, nnd "Iothcd With tine greyisti
hairs I"r wings expand about a quar-.
ter "f hn inch, ~ moro, aud arc blnckish
except at the base, where they are very
narro" and tnwny they are ffinred with
short hairs aud rounded at the { b The
'ops are raIc rel ur lrownish, and the
feet hlark The attgDa. are Jointed and
stIrlouuIrI with vL4,l. If sI.,t hairs
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We the committee on Yosds. Bridpes
and Ferries. respscttuly rsport on the
following proposed roads:
Koad 10. 17-petitiou ouly filed. Ou
motion, stricken from the hies
Road No. ls-petitioD ouly fled 90
motion, continued.
Road No. Z4-petition only filed Gu
motion, outiuued
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