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CITY COUNCIL.

Booril Of Alavmas--M. II. Rrien, President J. y.
Ecs1pah a. AZ. raxneld, u G seoyel, VIM, cneai-
hanf , 3 smith ~ O IaChbornc, and Jas Robb.
Common o0unoil-w p. Jones, President, william
Roberts, T. J. Yarbrough, VIM, Driver, VIM. Stewart,
Louis Hougb W. MuIlins, Jamca Turner G. NJ. South
gate, A. j. Cole, Jas Davis Andrew Anderson, J, B.
Knowles, aud John Cready.
.ssAsplso ioousrrris or'rus. crry oobseL, a
SFiaaaoe-lkuowies,, scovei and colc. b b q Az g.
Water WorEs--Anderson, Smith and Claiborne.
Streets -Yarbrough Turner, southgae, Davis, Brien,
May aeld Cheathnm and Claiborne. 81 laI
H1arf-Nswman, Stewart aud Turner.
Hospitat-Jones, May field and Sloan.
Schools--Cheatham Mayleld and Knowles. -
fvsa Dsprta,eat- -Crcady Driver and Newman ~
Gos-Drver, Cheatham and Davis.
Cemetery--smth, Stewart and Newman.
lrartet Houss--Roberis, Stewart and Turper.
slarss-fIobeh, Claiborne and Davis
Polioe--CheathRrn Brien and Anderson
Spriugs--Hough, Claiborne and Bren.
Tgortlbuis--choa alaynold and kn0wless =
Improvements and Expenditures scove and
Cready.
Public Propst4y--Breh, Choathain and Turner
Pest House--Mayaeld, Jones and Roberts.
Ra- The Board Of Aldermen meels the Tuesdays
next pSceeing the second ard fourth rhugdhys IN
each month, and tho Common Council the second
and fourth Thursdays in each month.
RteHr POLICE
Copiaip--Iohn Raugh. s .r,.-
Eirs -IHeutsaa,,il.wrn Yarbrousit - 1890
Second LieuienaHf--John II. Davis.
Poloemen---wm. jackson, John Cayender Mich Da-
yg,Jye PhinpsiYm. Baker, John cOtlrsl, william
Mayo, John Enees,'J. W. Wright, John PICKETT,
Robert SCOTT, W. @. Francis Thomas Francis, Andrew
Joyce, David Yates, and Charles Hulitt.
e. The Police Cohrt Il opened every morning at
nine O'Clock
,3Hl goouNTY OFFICERS, 1lsA %
Sisri6--JAmes NJ. Hinton Dcrsiie,-rhomas Hob.
sou and J. X. Buchanan. .-...
Regisier--Phineas Garrett! .eAa''-
T1,sfee--W. Jasper Taylor
Coroaer--N, II, Bech0r $780,
Rapgg--John oorbitt I'll - n III
Revenue Oollecior---J. G. Brley.
Roilroad Tar OoHectoy--w. D, Robertson
Constable, Jor Ae Nashville Diyrloi7Ioln D. Cover
and ] r.. Newman lA't. lAf~i-t~t-@f w
COUNTY COURT.
Ju&os-Hoo. James Whitworth. Sd a. g.
Cierk--P. Lindsey NIohoL
81 The Judges Court meets the nrst Monday in
each. mouth, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of tle COMFY IS held the hrst Mon.
day in January, April, July and October.
a CIRCUIT couRTgg
Judgs-Hon Nathaniel Baxter
C7erk-Davld c. Love,
sr Tho Court meets ne aqt MONDAY IN March
and septeniber.
CRIMINAL COURT.
Jade Hon. William x ruyaor 4. 81 81 81
Clerk-c6ares r. Dggons
As-The Court meets the nrst Monday In Aprl An.
gust aud pseepheH 10 alGsa al3-s44-
cHANoERY COURT,
Caancelloi-+Hon. Samuel d. FTierson .
ClTk and Maaa--J, +, GleaFea
Rs- Tue Court meets the fret Monday In May aud
November,
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The Suez Canal approaches oompisiion.
Twenty thousand Borkmon are ein-
ploy5d on lhs work.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
Northern Mail,yia Ioukviile arrives Daily, 59OPM
ID. ".t I"iUll o leaves s" -7.45 AM
Columbia, via 4. & ARR. arrives @ B.SOPM.
-f" ga" aH5 (" leaves I'D" 0NOA.AI.
shelbyyille, via n. 4 Q. R.R; ARRIVES q $50 PM.
al "1s si',F l"s leaves 1000 NJ.
Lebanon, -5a.. s.- arrives l2.OQM.
.ete- -fs- leaves eco PM.
Memphis Mail leaves Doily,ya Louisville aud Cairo.
POST OFFICES OPEN BEYOND LEBANON ARE
l Liberty, a i.tf4 AleKandriai y.
GoFdonsgUle, smithville, j. a4 y
Waterfowl, Jennings Fork
PosroFFICEs on LINE OF N. h c. R.R-
Murireesboro, Fostervile,
Iordan's Valley, or .shelbydlb,
ChrisiiapAn a..s al Palmetto. aI.....
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I
B. B. COMMON & BRO,
i COMMISSION mEROIIANTs, sa.l
l. srfl4 NO, o COLLEGE STREET p V. s.
new stock Just received and for sale
low 20 close ont CoHsignrnents.
| OO( \ RblH. SAT-, COT sails BY u { .lI Ea
49, HPS lli sd 4aaSoNNoR = BRO +.
uafA boxes slIlP, for saolby HI.-- I'D
wv Aps A-.,oE .. ooNNORS BRO.
RCN Coils ROPE, for sale by -lI., -.l- -.'-l
~. seps ...-- .-- ooNNoR q BRO, Y
dn bbls Coat OIL, Tor saie BY y. -l.I i9 s''l'l'
IN aps.A h.a34 --3 CoNNoR &'BRo. u
IN half bbh coai on, for saieby
I0Ol sP 6oNSoR BRO.
0t) PS y ooNSoR GRO.
20 boxes STARCH, for sale by
IL sps 'A"' 'o' safe ~ ooNNon BRO
10 half chests TEA, Tor sale BY
~ apps z.s1 taaIEs cONNoR 4 BRO,
IL sps~ ~.~lt- d CONNER 3 BRO.
10 9sEo: Yeast POWDERS for 5 5SiS y . BRO
20 '' sSs SODA i'5'''s By oossoa ; BRO.
hoo gross AlATcHrs, for sale y
| Ok boxes Star CANoLEs, nrsale by
80 apps CoNNOR BRO.
| Oh boxes ooEfEE, lQr sale BY ,,,,.,,,,
80 eps COMMON 60. y
Ia sps $500 = sac y oosNoR 1 BRO.
|IO kits SALMON, ( r sale by -
! ~ aps CONNOB BRO
"a SPs '-''' ''' ''' y cdNNoR BRO.
y apsIFl AtIigl CoNEoR BRO.
q APPS oONNoR& BRO.
10 sps ooNNoR a BRO.
IL sPs eoNNoR 4 BRO.
4 APPS coSSoN a BRO.
rs boxes drea Herring, for sale 5S ~, 49,
ne boxes Pred sealed, ior sale by ~
| 10 aps CONNOR n BRO.
! on kegs NAILS, Cor sale by
| OF APPS CONN0R 4 BRO.
EO bbla Crushed sugar, Tor sale by
| ~ aps O6NEOR BRO.
IC1E bags NAL, for sale by
| lsEO apps CONNOR& BRO.
IEOn bbls FIoUB, for sale by
! ONJO aps Common BRO.
! ~ APPS COMO A BRO.
! 40 casks sInEs, lor sale by
| ~ aps ooNNoR a BRO,
OOO bbls dne P0rATOfs, for sale by
SOO aps ~. ooNNoR a BRO.
/ on boxes fresh Garden SEED, Tor snle BY
/ ~ apps CONN0R BRO.
/ q bhs onion SETS, Cor sale by
/ - APPS COANoh BRO
no tieroos Canvassed HAMS with large lot oil an
| ~ sorts OF Goods, which we viii close out low az
! our Old staad, No, College street
cps B. B. COMMON BRO.
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MaaArillg Mni0n.
TER Mst

The clArksyille Postmaster sends the
following statement Of the late raid on
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Tbs screw steamship City Of Washington, Capt Brooks
which sailcd from Liverpool At noon on tho 10th, and
from Queenstown tho nth Of April. arrived at this
port very carly yesterday morning. having made or tho
lightshp at eleven o'clock on Tuesday night.
Tho City OF Washington brings the United states mails,
general cargo 5o5 steeragc and 40 cabin passengers
Tho steamship Ednburg arrived at Queenstown the
10th uh.
The news by the CITY of Washington has been fully
anticipated.
sale Of fifteen bales Of Maracaibo cotton had been
made Liverpool at the rate OF D. 3D. per b. averaging
se0 sterling per bale. II grown from Sea Island
cotton seed and c,uallod the nost soa Island samples
Bosros. April 80, 1891.
Tho steamship North American passed Father Point Al
fteen minutes past eleven O'Clock last night, bound
quebec.
The steamship saYonla, from New York, arrived At
Southampton on tho 18th instant
kIvRRroor, April rs, ise2.
Arrived from New York, rsutonia, At Dublin; Dun.
dak at WATERFORD sammsrsier, 81 Belfast N. Na,soG,
al Flushing.
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Police Intelligence.

DfsoRpERLy HousK CLEANED OuT.--A house bearing
the classical appelation Of tho "Drty spoon situated
at 60 Cherry street, cleaned Of ns occupants on
Tuesday night last by Captain Thorne Of the Fourth pre-
cinct police Tho house the Of thieves of all
classes, together with women Of the lowest character.
Captain Thorne arrested twontysix and women
and took them before Justice brennan yesterday
morning for examination. The men discharged
with the exception of John smith, the proprietor who
was held TO bail In $500 to the charge Of keeping
a dsorderiy house AL the women being also retained.
CnARen on EMnEziKMsr.-In this case, where the
defendant is charged with having smbezzlod money to
the amount Of several thousand dollars from his former
employers. VIM. o. Lane Co. and Jamcs Boyco a Co.,
and which has been considerable time under cxainina.
ton the Justice Monday last rendered his decision
holding tho accused to bail in 50 900 to answer the
charge and directing the papers TO be sent before the
Grand Jury. The prsoner was defended by Mossrs.
Jas. r. whiting and Abijah Mann.
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lkAvESwoRIli, April ~, 1867
circular just published BY General sturgis
says that the arrest Of Colonel Jennson was
tho result OF representations made by Lieutenant
Colonel y. r. Anthony, or his own regiment and
Colonel George W. peitzler. his immediate com.
mandng officer ard made at the solicitation
OF this latter ocer who in his appeal TO OF tho 10th
inst demands his immediate arrest. aud charges him
with the grave and serious crime known military
law.
Hiram Rich, an old residont.of the West, aod for
number Of years sutlsr at Fort Leavenworb died sud
denly yesterday morning Of apoplexy.
Tho river at this point at stand and the banks fu
The weather is pleasant
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vosburgh Glasses curs, Fifth Regiment
Engie Brigaee.

This lne regiment named in honor " the lamoned
Colonel Abraham :. vosburgh, who dice whils In
mand Of the Seventy hrst regiment, IT Washington, in
May last, numbering about hvo hundred men, is
mandcd by Colonel George A. Buckingham atc Major OF
tho Seventy nrst We see, by tho annexed cflcal
munication from the Department that Colonel Buck
iugham Is exempted from tn recent order stopping ro-
cruing and he Is directed to complete his regiment
wcll deserved compliment TO the Colonel and bis
rnand;--
ADJuTAxT GENERALS olrIcE,
wAsHNoros, I, April IS, 1852.
Iisutenant Colonel W. A. NcuoIs, o. 8. A., No. 7ewhc
street New York.
CatoSr--The Secretary of War directs that Colonel
klngham DO authorized 10 complete his regiment
known ns tho vosburgh Chaseurs, Fifth regiment Eag
bricale and 10 be known the Fifty third regiment
New Yolk volunteers. am, Colonel, very RESPECTFULLY,
your ohcdicnt servant,
GEO. d. RUGGLES, Assistant Adjutant General.
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CAIRO, ApFil 80, 1862.
The wa,or In the Ohio rose inch last night and now
from six to ton inches above the old eves The water
stayed by vigilance and excrtons Of the Mayor who
Is constantly at work with large gangs Of men raising
tho low places and throwing up additional cmbankments
II Is confidently expected that In this way the danger
will be avcrtcd, though very slight wind would ncvi.
tably inunda,e the city Inside the ievee the water 10
sccu,nulatng rapidly, and IN many places Ia several
inches deep Tho principal streets are navgascd By
skics Long trains Of freight cars stand on tho 'evee
ana arc occupied dwellings BY The families VINO have
bcen driven from their homes
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Reported Naval Engagement near Fort
Wright.

NHUAGU, NpTH %, IoUz
special despatch from Cairo says that an arrival
from Tptonville reports that heavy cannonading was
heard throughout Monday night and Tuesday in the
direction Of Fort Wright. There being arrival from
the feet since Monday noon apprehendcd that the
rebel fleet the has reinforced by gunboa,s
from New Orleans, and attacked fleet This was not
expected. The advces from the fleet say that Com
modorc Foote is fully prepared TO meet the enemy.
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febel Papers Say About the
all OF New Orleans.

10 Norfolk Day Book, April 29.l
lponsolstion we can draw from the above
tn-clad steamer louisiana 10 I" safs.D
Safo,n where? Was il q " safe y plan
isaway from the city which sho was built
part Of tho river where the enemy
Ibg hurried operations for its do.
III they were operating much moro
osor tha. city. The Louisiana is ''safe,
oiyew Orleans "safs," with the encmy's
oos threatening lis bombardmeDt overy
4 ssslundering management is thls9 Is the
o lvy responsible for this; If not, who isS
ngn this subject we would like TO know
nc hat our iron-clad vessels are not per-
aiinch unless by the orders OF the secre-
"? We have heard IL announced as fact
cdc, and that their commanders are tied
isfuctions and restrictions as 10 com.
thtm proving Of any value whatever az
rag the enemy. n this is roally 30 we
W procure glass cases 20 put our iron
,, keep The ensmy's wooden gunboa,s
On, the better.
heRichmond Dispatch, April ISL
NEW ORLEANS.
Iaythat the news we have this morning
,speabls. QGlcio' a pa, he, received yss-
e. ku Of Nelo 0ricd ,s, contrary 10 our bo.
dH ninc-tenths Of this community. The
,pDachsd the city and demanded . sur.
al Lowell refused TO surrender, but
tywith his troops, falling back TO Camp
ckjon Railroad latter destroying cotton
10 vas unable 10 remove. ne iron, clad
pt aTnt TO prevent her falling into the
vsemy. Nothing is said about tho Lolisi.
appos'iion nj present is that she was
is at Tsngipaha, sevsnty-eght milcs
ns, on the jackson Railroad. General
We paused at Ponchatoula, forty eight
bty, on the same road, which Is q high
iity.
mld fan he informed OF the causes or
rlsans. Ono rumof says that the ''iron-
"steamer louisiana was sunk tho ilrst
my's mortar boats, and II would 30
Aether, In fact, she played any part in
vas believed here that sho was tcstod
of bah Of one hundred and nfty four
without doing her any damage, and
ore expected from her. We ssprss the
nt 'chen 'os sag fsas ne mystery attending
r'eans fhosld receiue speedy solution.
From the same paper.l
FALL OF NEW ORLEANS.
. Of suspense In which this city existed
days has at last ended. Nsv Orleans is
Of the en1ny. II was evacuated by
who has removed bis forces 10 Camp
skson Railroad.
blow; u 10 useless 10 deny H. But we
g u, and the public mind had air eady
"a Tor IL, before the truth had been ful,v
nahsavy blow, but il is very far from
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The Pennsylvania Troops I'm she Field.
hARREpvR0. Pa, Apri 90, 1862.

Governor Curtin has ordered that "Shiloh" be in.
scrbsd tho banner Of the Seventy Pennsyl
vania regiment, and "Fsimouth, van on that Of the
First rcnnsylvanIa Cavalry IN acknowledgment Of tbsr
gallantry at the battles Of those places.
Tho Governor has received the most gratifying nte'.
iigencc from Yorktown In relation TO the perfected
arrangements for tho and prompt transportation Of
tho killed and wounded Pennsylvania soldiers TO points
within tho state. The floating hospital win accommo-
date over three hundred patonts aud cau reach Pna
delpha win the Delaware and Chesapeake canal avoid
ing the roughness OF q voyage. Surgeon General
smith says that Pcunsylvan is the only State the
peninsula prepared for every emergency.
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IMPORTANT FROM GEN. HALLECK'S ARMY
~~>>r~<-,~~~.No-~~~~-<~~
Skirmisb Between Large Bodies
Of the Hostile Armies.
~~~~~~>-~>-~~-~~~~~~-~~
THE UNION TROOPS VICTORIOUS.
~>-~>~~~~~~~~~>~~~~~~-
A Large Number Of Rebels
Captured,
&c., &C.. &c.
CAmo, April 80, 1862.

CAmo, April so, 1862.
A steamer just arrived from Pittsburg reports
serious skirmish between the advance Of the fede-
raj army, 900 strong, and large body Of rebels
five miles from Corinth.
The federals were victorious.
No mention IL made Of losses on either side,
The federals took large number Of prisoners.
Cannonadng was etill heard when the steamer
left.
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NEWS FROM GENERAL BANKS CORPS.
Rumored Arrest Of the Governor of North
Carolina by the Rebels.

Rumored Arrest of the Governor of North
Carolina by the Rebels.
HARRsoNBURG, Va, April 30, 1882.
General Banks visited General Wiilams' division hero
last night and returned 10 New Market to-day. Whc
here he received despatch from Washington announc
ing the occupation Of New Orleans by the Union forces
The intelligence caused great joy among our army and
corresponding depression among the inhabitants here,
who have for days past congratulang Themselves
and each other that tho would be our defeat
Al ytkrcwu national saln.e honor 'of the event
will be NJ noon tomorrow.
Through secession channels is learned that the Gov
ernor Of North Carolina wss arrested and imprisoned
Richmond weeks ago, account Of his Union son
ments.
Il was observed to-day that Jackson bad removed his
wagon trains back somo six miles since yesterday ind
eating intention to retire still further rearward, or
else entertaining dread Of attack upon him by
forces
A squadron Of cavalry was the only rebel force dis
covered to-day on the right side of the Shenandoah
These with one wagon, entered tho village OF McGaugh
cystown, where they remained til about dark They
came by the Port Republic route.
We have nothing con6rmatory OF the report OF the
occupation OF staunton by General Mlroy Tho river Is
sti too high to attempt passage with safety dense
smoke was seen direction to-day but the cause Is
unknown.
Celebration of the Fall OF New Orleans
Position and Strength OF the Rebel
Forces, &c., DC.
HARRrsoyBpRG, April 20, 1862.
AZ noon to-day national salute was fred from an
emnence near the town. The regmeutal bands
bed in the Court Horse square and played Hai Coum
ba" The soldiers gavo nine cheers when the bands fol-
lowed with tho sRcd White and Blue "Dixie aud the
sstar Spanged Banner.n After the bauds
solidated, and marched through the streets playing
Yankee Doodle much to the disgust Of certain promi-
nsDt Inhabitants The day pleasant, and the bright,
new uniforms presented striking contrast to " sombrc
hces Of the former occupants Of the town.
Three thousand reb Is, under General Edward Johnson
formerly Of the Union army. posted few miles from
Saun,on bit in position easy accessible 10 escape in
case q General M!Eoy s approach = - --Ig'~
The most reliable nows from Gordonsylo Is 10 the
effect that there oGy four brgadcs there
boring is 900. General Longs;reet with his command
has gcac to Yorktown Should General jobs retire
h, will probably reinforce General Jackson the Blue
Ridge.
The Richmond Examiner Of the a2d instant says in
effect that the destiny OF the confeicracy trembling
on the result Of Yorktown. II successful Il will give us
six months for carrying out the conscrpso act arming
and cqulpping a largo army, and launching 1eet o.
Mcrriinacs; but, if unsuccessful, Virginia is lost
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The Coming Battle I'm the Southwest.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 80, 1852
The steamer Telegraph No left for Pittsburg, Tenn,
with surgeons hospital stores and nurses, nndor the d
rection Of Dr. VS. Chpey, to bring back tho Kentucky
wounded await the result Of the next battle II neces
Rary
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Fire at Berlin, wisconsin.

ohhhNs Wr.t hpfh oV, l5uz.
A frc this morning burned out hossrs. Alexander
Bros y. h \. Fiei, Dr. Burr, r. Higgs and A. = Work,
totethor with many others. Loss 5000
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHIAprIrIrt, April 30, 1s62
Stocks Am. Pennsylvania 5'f, s6S; Reading Rail.
road, 27& Movris Canal, ~; Long Island Railroad
i9k: Pennsylvania Railroad, 46k. sight exchange
on New York. M par
PnIApELfms, April 30, 1862
Flour dun At 50 12k ass 70 for suporApc. Wheat
Corn QUIET At 5ss Mess PORK, Us so whssey frm =,
28c DC.
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rbc massaehusetts Legislature.

BosrOS Apru 30, 1861.
The Massachusetts Legislature closed It's session ow
minutes before twelve O'Clock last night having lasted
one hundred and twenty days, during which the Govern
or signed two hundred and twenty i've bills and
hundred and seventeen resolutions which we're passed
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Colonel Lee and Major Revere.

BUsTUN, Apri %, f5Uz
Colonel Lee and Major Revere, OF the Massachusetts,
Twentieth regiment have been exchanged and start to
Join their regiment at Yorktown Immediately.
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SUPREME ECorRr--CRcuIT.- 1-Adjournod for term.
rart 2Soe. 2i2o, 2l54 2i56 2l5s, 26o, 2le6, 217o,
272 2174 2i7o 2s0 2lSi 2lSS, AGO. 1884, 1882 2l92,
2I9a $780, 2t9s.
tJSrTen STATES DISTRICT CouRT Notes Of for the
May term must be nled with the clerk on OF before
EridaY.
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sing Effect Of Tho Capture
lroughout The South.
! OF THE REBEL PRESS.
de-, ~.

10 the ksetevsburg lva.) Ex.
press.
ENEMY AT NEW oRLEANg.
NOZZLE, April 20, 1862.
atch from Fort Jackson TO the Adrcrtisev
ne e,sessy's gwm6oats anchored opposite the
ms A proposition had been made TO
yby the Cenfederates and which is now
are various exciting rumors a1oat.
eweyer, is reliable.
AND ST. PHILIP IN OUR POSSESSION.
RIonAosD, April 2s, 1862.
ncial despatch was received this morn.
AGcneral Cooper from General Lowell,
CANT MooRE, April ~, 1862.
nd 81. Philip are still in good condition
Uuisiana and McRae are safe.
st Is ~ the city, but have no forces 10
are staunchly loyal.
BDERAL FLEET PORE THE CITY.
SECOND BEsspsrflf.
NaaitG April 81, 1862.
,mmand, ik romised Mayor
y,wf ise- aset der flag OF
re- asInse ~ ss rrender Of
BE-. tqes np - -is hour, Ave
tcRae, Q. za gs'' /. the forts under
lrorty wou. .disrs, and communi-
deraI flagship Result unknown. u is
eederals refused TO let her return.
eion are keeping guard over the city,
Ner.
hat Fort Pike has been evacuated and
is unreliable.
held with one Of the federal officers
pondense between Mayor Monroe and
1gut, the officer loft, declaring that he
1the flag on the City Hall If not hauled
ly brought his ships in range; but he
~ thus far.
1at the French and English men- -of-war
ia q protest against Smelling the city.
lat the Yankee vessels are short both
Ammunition.
Arkabsy orderly; but the excitement is
feeling Of humiliation deep. Further
nng 10 the Same - when the vessels
awaiting the shellins Of the city, n the
20.
THIRD prspArcr.
MoBnx, April %, 1862.
ke pontchart-ain wore all evacuated on
ere was considerable loss Of supplies,
p the guns were dismounted, but not
ali the buildings were burned, includ-
offlcc. Tho operator has gone 10 the
4 70 open an of1co II possible.
on the lake have been burned by our
- Whiiemsn and Brown, and another,
NTH several others, arc removing troops,
nance TO Manchac, after which II 10
also be burned.
et, which had left Ship Island, are again
station.
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a steamer Passed Cape Ray, N. y.
ST. Josss, N. r., Abril 20, 1se2-
large steamer passed. Cape Ray, bound west, The
Tnesdsy) murning, nane unknown.
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The Turf.
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND AssocIArIov-TRo

FASHION PLEASURE 0R0UED Ass0CIATIoN-TRoT-
TING.
wnmspAY, ArRm 90 purse 500, mile heats, best
three in FIVE, 10 wagons.
u. Talman entered =. IN. CIT.
r. J. Nodinc entered y. m. Lad, Lincoln. ......2 2
IT. woodruff entered g. Tom Murphy ........ drawn.
s. Mclaughlin entered q. &. Nimbic Dick.... Drawn.
Time 2:51 IA 49-2b1&.
GIT was decidedly the best horse In the race roting
around tho othcrs In the lrst quarter, showing moro
speed than was required and entirely destroying the
interest In the race. Nmblc Dick did not start Tom
Murphy pulled after the first heat and lady Lincoln
made poor attempt at stern chase. Betting during
the race ran up TO nfty to ono on Gilt.
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News from North Carolina.
sKmMrsH BETWEEN THE REBELS AND UNION TROOPS
prom tho Raleigh STANDARD, April 26.1

We learn that piskets boloy Knston, near Tuscs
rora, Captain Andrews company, Second cavalry, had
,wo sharp skirpishes with the enemy pckets Sun
day and Monday last. On Sunday they killed -four
Yankees, and three on Monday. Captain Andrews had
his horse shot, but hear Of other casualties
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-01
Sailing or the steamshIp Canada.

Sailing OF the Steamship Canada.
BosroS, April 80, 1862
ten passengers for Halifax and eighty for Liverpool
she takes on, $50 900 In specie.
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The shin Mont Blanc.

DcsroS, April 80, 1892
The ship Mont Blanc b full Of wator Vessel and cargo
viii ha q total loss.