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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30

L@A - VT 80 AhEN = q
Il Crops, Sto ~, &c.-I viii sell TO ire highest bid'tr, ~
Iurtday, the IS h lsy Of November next, II all II no tie
newt '%r d ) thereafter, tfis defrAole Parm knosn as Loeur
Al, ly Dg IL the Oounty 81 La1iss, six miles no the o. OF TTesl-
ians Depot, Ieven nil- q nor h OF LOUISA CourtH lusr, aad ab u
twelve N les rs; 4 Gorion, lie 81 the waters OF Hiekory o. eek,
4 iioilins the lands Of H-hard q. Bib, Js. l.. kein, ir. VIM A.
valasble low grounds, a idihe iigd lind Ia q high stat Of I'M
pr5y sa ent This Isl Mt CONSIDERED TO &c on Of The nne5t Grsriic
Farms Ia vrg ma: In IA 4, 1 Il irfs-tcr { but lev-prod1cng to
bAcco OF he d ,et texture, corn, wheat, ostI, &c H. Ghaodsnce;
cover knd ether graEs, Hoy luxlria1'y. 1e imnroySne'ts
couti I OF . large sd convert nj DYE ig Il GATED bout III
eentee OF tbs Farm, Oh : be 'utial hi, vhi.1 com - IDS ayie~ ai
alArge portion o. the Am, with Ill necsi,As, oat Bail iing' To
baeco Houfes Sofic,en ~ cu e8o0 0J pouads tobsceo. I,ishbor
hood good and heathv; Depot near tn'u1h & make. t!ips
dsy, ovr q level rad. Any VT ten eouuGnc eaton adire-feJto
JAMkB h. W WLP Tx, Louisa Court n suss, viii b. p-gmptiy
Attic % ne time snt place, l will a so Sc the crops or Corn
Fodder, Hay &C, took Of all kiEds an.ns them some dee Bos
Hosss, Mules. ad O tie
Term, accommodating, and maze Lpovn m the day Ct sale.
AMY W 'LR0LK
oeI6 ids EH'ruihI = WIN = wo"itoIk dss'd
A DNfINssTRATOA,s AAIE Ou Bg6L SkE
~ Pc sonai estate, iu o. g town of DaBviit
ta.-xn be old - Puo!io Auc'ioi I, on Z hurrGay. the IN
day of o'tmter next on n, premises, { c Wy desirable
House and q OF q Ebieh serte ". Jthnsen died, ez,d
situated on tbs moth tide % Min street, inneeisteiy belo~ the
Ysrue-s Bnux IN the t,vu ofpauyile
The Hoas. IS a NJ. franei bui ding. conta!n'ng nine r ons In
clldng the bsGsmen 10 sdiion t. whicl there se ais, tn . e
1 all nesessA y ouI hoase', a goa s.rie', as. all vel 90
closed
VIM be sold At tn ,ans uns AMI pace, all N, pOcs.lOd aad
Kte. en- Fu-rit-Ie, took &C.. teio: y ., ssd ~dCceder', 81,
~ h res cf sock IN he rank o'vir.n
-shGr sofs oeS n the Farr'rI' sSnt DIVA
Share, ofst5ck IN The kchmoni Gni DanNi.e z r
twelve nonib', the pa Oh ser giving bod win Up owed sseri
" barr re int. 80 from the cay Of s,s ana the TIL r.talnei
until the pqrchNs- m nvi paid.
The Psrs'sa al isssts win b. sOli r. es,h
Aduinlstra.r With IN VIII annexed OF
oc2I -;ds George W. Joa;son, d csssed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30
AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
arge Sale Of Groceries.
wonday, the ID o. November. o. 10 o'eec', We shall ..
fer % sale, a. pubic auction, at cur n'r;, eora,r 18Th and
800 bs, good to prime B,o.a ai c.aih,d Saga.
% tbl.s o. hclaasu
10 bsb Tanners' OIL
fogstAr With other artiets. susiai
Noe Paper
S.p sr.s
scsO-tds rARDY Z wILLIAMs.
BY wrLrI,xaoN 4 %.
HOUsEHOLOA-DK pICa NJ RNITURE
A IT,, We vii sci, at The eJrner OF h and olay i,r.et, Hose
hold and Ktihen Pam 'urs, eO''i.tirg IN partof-
s,d;tsad. and Bedding
Cook q Stove
Latys travelling T uuk he &c.
eoss I'd. VIII. -soN . 90: hus..:
BY SUMNER 4 BUsEEss, AUos.
Q;.I rt,nt Blu Id ns eoy,rnot strsst)
Extensive sale of Dry Goods,
BOOTS n sHO.s. FANCY GOODS, &c.
ON rid v, the sl,t instant, ct GU 9 Les 20 ms. co umsne.
DR., eo,s., 30, ia and ssc,s Fancy Goods. %st4u0asry, 40.
Patent rtresds
r-otl CJton
Pss
ho lev
Handkerchief
Gloves
Bleaehed Cotton
Prints
Heavy wotl.ns
DreI Goods Ac.
ALSO,
20 o yrs Mars and Bo''s Roots and Shoes
LADIES' an ulildrehs Gsits "a and Busdns, Hea.
w Army Shoes, Bfog.Ls; md so large isNOee OF
Not and ettsr Paper.
These goods are really desirable and worthy tn attention Of
he tads.
Ocas-a SUMNER 4 BURRRss. Anelf.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII te added 10 the above sale
Heavy 4 I Brow shfetpgi
M "a No. | OInasugN
100 doz Heavy Wooien socks
BED Fanneis
Ossipeei
and q great variety Of other s%enonsble and very desirable goods.
ALso,
II they Gr.ve In time an lngo,eeef
Heavy Cry Blankets
Heavy Wooden G stdi, &c.
ALSO,
! Hores Gan
thnt Gun
Ride and oArbine, complete In ease. a very val
u,bie article.
oebO-td BUHNER 4 BURRE b, Aucts.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30

rY THOMAS W. KELsET, AUor.
(omss corner l2h and Gary stfeets)
BOUsEH Id AND K'TCHEa FURAiIURE, Gis FIX.
TUBEs, &C ? X ALE Al AUC1lDN,
Wy III be Told Gu VRTDAV NO lNISG October 8 O., commenc.
w log At 20 90 oek, At the resii nee OF DR.. J. {. Bnn oEi, on
Tn, North OF Leisa street. his Household aud kitchen yunL
ture. eona,t "a In pat OF
Tables,
CaAiB,
. sota',
CAIpss,
Bsdsteads.
BeJs,
Matraue.,
Cock ny and Plrlor steysL
Gas Iiztures,
ssI OF octisge O. amber furniture,
superiCT SOLD Rosewood PArlor feL cover ID With french
hr1eAtl nss
psau'fli rr1sadla vA,bie r p ra.lor Table, cost $50,
NiGA the uslsl variety OF housekeeping trieses.
oc. IS TH0s " EtrsRE. '-rt
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r " TfP' l. RFstpRNCg ON
IL the " est n ne of 7ih, North ef Leigh street,

AbG hNtb hth Itf' fBtN6NUS ON
IL the " est fI,e of 7ih, North ef Leigh street.
for sale ~ auction 1T 1e req iat Of Dr. ] u burrows,
se ,hal, sell u punh su tim gu tbs 1reml'es en- THUR DAY.
he Snh @ teher. ls6a, Al ~ o'clock p u the large aud ssy
tastefu IL q ranged dZelln. 'osA 81 . abo e. now Ia the o-cu-
ps1cy - DR.. BprfevL TIE hcuI- HIS bu't en- rooms, . d 10
,unphed WITH gas, "a er, ba h az 9 ems, SC md Il not only
t.sefuItv at Remarkably c,nvrrient'y arrarF d m. 10, has .
(oOn, Of 60 feet I'D = depth Of lSo feat Possession Civ. n In =
fes daJs
{ r nseo table not.' Interest aidej. seure b, . trust deed.
Tae ole ~ = the bouseho d furnit Ire, embOscirg the u,uAl va
ley. will take pis.s on TIE nsxs day unaef tie mar Agemett CT
OFT N q lDDIH A APPTRsON. AuouL
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AUCTION cALES.
VALU RiB .FaRM 90 sss Sea ACRHso or
,nAd In haAfeIl-Id eannlH- an IN nm

VALU RIE FsRM 90 sss Sea Ace - or
nad Ia hesteth-td eodusy. on she Man
en- ster furn bfse aEd = liver aoad, one and q
ha'f nttss West OF nguu chess =. for sa'e at q ne.
husaliEe sae v.'hsl ell . PLb. 9 a-etii q on ihei ~
q ss, 90 Monday, lie TN Of nc OR, lee , CON ener q st
II ocioek, d. Me hu y W lsaoie "a q ioe. ted ~ above, torn
eiy ovpst ~ "a. late ,oFel htda, oon'a iag By z cent sur.
v,. eSa sfr0, and iAa,f Into leu ofvsroui dies. % o. peas
By uattuIy
Acts ina 3 co 'sin ps ~iog,s-r, IIsx are, .msnee To.
dr'lirr Anr ostt idin . The ere lot enly mple is- the q.
ccmmodA"o, Of All family tut a. r, nartlbly We aIaa.sd
spd Ia .semey nIh,d Ire serrs, o pr ct -p,ir, y %
: IA ,tone. ard eont'in o room. Viz . very haLd-oas ltsss
FAIRY resr 10 the 0 NE
Il, No. / eorIliIs 90 acres, srd No. ctnialai q ioiK ac-u,
J c oa TIE e - Eide Of he sstr read I'D evnnsnesA . ne WV
Of tichmond and ,muace zoe ve-y o e farming lAn1 The
On .s.sftee theI io's Ioat on Ne turnpDs
no. 4 c Ltun. sNl aeres. of nhch Abort 70 area are heasfy
sc; IN ~ood aud timber, orim tied 70 ct 81 cords 10 u acrr.-
v,y isIge mn. aid L,In ON a nae level Iuinpake. within ~.
miles a aSnefet rtr Richmond, rhfe IL can reaeiy ts ehpos'
edto uea advAnisse
There 10 90 several Of tie or s< lN' q 10 e. quantity Of 10 d -
4 stream runs III. igh q .srge porion q { c ia.d, Oh vtiehis
located sever. al sis or lee ior.es and ponds
en- lot 10. II. c'ttalaing - &C e, q ST - N neheter. and
ireIta on he tu,bp re, Is a, excellent frame dv,lln ., atossh g
TAXA In o consider ii n he nesrues, 4 this I'd 70 te cv q
Sirhmo d it ps"ns mcst .svastle oppo IA les to peronst1
"etetG ur an hou's or rsiry ARMS, or m&kei gsfdtns. TIE
sac vii be AZ The man ioa house
'EaSs-rnstAird cash, bal noe All and Q yein for tonds
beshs ginie est stsaredb By atru,i deed. or . essh. at the opuon
o, The purchaser. +. -t..
oc2l-tds g. DDtS 4 ApPER10y, lu 10
Pain Omnibus Y IN cave our tmse At % o. lock, A. n, for
the seconmodati n Of persons vhiins - attend the sale.
oc8-ts q. "A.
sale Il. pos,p. nea TIL TnUR,DAY. the aoth ipsl. ~ The i.ne hour.
ocaS-tu G.AA.
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ADMINS aATOH,s NOTICE.
A LII pERnONs having claims asNnst the Estate Of A. ], D.
n clifford, will present than ~ once properly sufhsrucsis6 tes
settlement and hos indebted are reqns.ted 70 nsks tnnedisAa
payment W. bAks AdpJ
ipsasG II. - -vr Mssahsxo.Vk
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30

BY SUMNER 4 BUsxEss, AUCr.
Q:si ff'nt Blu Id ng Governor strest)
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-10-30

SOUTHERN ESuAkn sElIUTA, AAOA-
mOND, VGRGINIAI
VNHs Insut- ton vii be reopened on the lSt Monday In October
Il next WITH . hn corps Of Instructors In every department.
Ike POWELL, A u,
go Bora Aehnond,VA
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
NEWS FROM GENERAL HiLLECK'S ARMY.
Reconnoisance to Pea Rtdge-Attack ON
the Encmy-Precipitate Flight OF the
Rebels-A Large Quantity OF Camp
EuuipaCe CAPTURED. SC.

PrusBuRG LANDING, April "a, 1882.
reeonnoitering party, under General A. J. Smith.
left this morning and attacked the enemys pckets one
hundred and fifty strong who left In great haste leaving
knapsacks, blankets, and every thing else.
The party proceeded foot TO Pea Ridge, and there
found three four thousand drawn up in line OF battle
who at the nrst FIRE Of artillery, also decampsd leaving
tens equpags private baggage half written letters and
other things indicating great surprise. Enough tents
were left 70 accommodate a division. Everything WA
burned.
wo captured twelve prisoners none Of whom expressed
regret at being captured They said the people Of the
South were getting tired OF the war.
The roads are improving fast.
CHIcAGo, April "a, 1862.
special despatch from Cairo says that the the
river has reached here The Ohio has risen
90 inch and is still rising.
Dispatches from Cumberland represent that the river
is rapidly rising The eosny between here and Monnd
City is inundated The entire track OF the Cairo and
Fulton Railroad between Birds Point and Charleston
washed away and destroyed.
General Bragg has transferred the commando Fort
Pillow TO General Price.
From Pittsburs have intelligence Of skrmish with
the enemy in which General Granger with 500 cavalry
participated. Abont two nilss from pieksts they
came contact with the rebel pickes and drove them
In and encountered strong force Of rebel cavalry.
After 6ghtng for hou both sides retired With an In.
considerable loss.
Tri.wsekiy packets are now running from Cairo 10
TYptonvnis, BY which the mails are carried Passen.
gers from For Pillow yesterday afternoon report no
change in anAirs
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
The Battle Near Corinth.


We have some interesting advices from the battle
Geld Of shiloh and Pttsburg. These accounts the
that those engagements the enemy repulsed
on every occasion. From what gather from the
reports of officers engaged in the battle loss In both
engagements about 1000 in killed, wounded and
missing. Tho snomys loss about rs, 900 in killed
and wounded Our forces In falling back 10 Corinth
not pursued From information we have gathered
ws have but lifle douh that Gen Buell. cds killed.
There no doubt that the action Cornth
OF the sanguinary in history in proportion 10 the
numbers engaged and we have reason to believe that
official reports ,o Increase the account Of eur loss On
count OF the great distance which the dead
strewn the battle field did not present horrible spec
tacs the contracted fold at Donelson where the
were killed IN aud acre OF open groNnd
aed with dead, and in many instances several feet deep
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
NEWS FROM NEwsERN, n. c.


Arrival OF the United states Steamer Cos.
ssek-The Wounded Soldiers brought
Home, &c., Sc.
Tho United States steamer Cosssck Lieutenant Jobr
". Bennett, commanding, from Newbern, N. G. Wis
Fortress Monroe arrived at this port last evening will
sick ana wounded from Roanoke Island aud Nswbern n
c. She made the passage IN three days and six hours
having sailed from Newbern April 2, Hsttsras InIs,
April ~ and Fortress Monroe 2od She brings the follow
,ug passengers from Nswbsrn:-
Captain Martin, Mr.. WI. Miller, Captain II. q. o.
Gardener, NJ d Bfamhal, Jr y. Langdon. @. L. Judd
adams Co.'S express messenger Captain L. Foster
OF United states sunbost ydstte GeorgeM Dayton Levi
TsoG., !" L. Boil RoSsr fawsrd Browne
John Care, James s. Smith, Jr, George W. Hdrsth, j.
v Pass, VIM Cuf, Lieutenant Company g. Fifty FIRST
New York volunteer; George anderson A. H. NJ Pratt
and lSg sick and wounded, as follows
New York regimsns-5lst, 9th. aud Goth. 10
Massachusetts, rsgmsnts-2ist, 2Sd, 24sh, 25th and
2ltn 7!
Connscticus regirnents--sth, 10th and 1ith.... rs
Rhode Island regments4th aud 5th............. 10
Pennsylvania regimsnt-5lst.. st...,.,,..,.,.,,."...
Total ..........,,...............
Also the following Commissioners for sick and wound.
ed--Csorge II. 8. Driver aud James W. Irsdell.
Names Of Nurses for Sick aud Wopnded--Richard
Heritage, OF Ninth New Jersey; James Cook, do G. NJ
Smith, Of Twentyhfth Massachusetts; Arvet Hil do
Edward Jameson, Of Fifty-nrst New York. James W.
Hsrrick, ". A. Tilton.
In Charge Of Sick and Woandsd-Cbaplain ], B.
Clarke; j. D. White, Assistant Surgeon.
WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
Arrangements have been made at The soldiers RslIs
Hospital for the reception Of the wounded soldiers from
North Carolina. Tho Vermont soldiers wounded betor,
Yorktown expected here day. under the charge
The Adjutant General Of Vermont
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

IMPORTANT no PusLisuERs-NEw CoPrRIGn LAw-By
the provisions Of bill recently introduced into Congress
70 amend the Copyright law appears that all the COPY
right records and business transferred from the CLERKS
of the several District Courts Of the United States 10 Aha
Commissioner Of Patents at Washington who is required
70 appoint clerk who shall charge Of the copyright
service, at salary Of 81 800 per annum and establish
tariff OF fees to be charged to authors and publishers
varying from one to ten dollars according to the size Of
the volume and requiring them to forward their appca
tons for copyrights to Washington instead Of tho more
convenient way OF applying to tho clark of the district An
which they reside This matter has been oeemed of so
much Importance to publishers in Philadelphia that
meeting mas Deen hed Tor the purpose of
taken for that purpose in this city, ami our auhops and
the trade are not probably aware Of the contempatad
change Of the law. 'P'A'eu
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
Arrival Of the spanish Frigate IsabeH
la CRtolfca.

Tho spanish steam rgate Isabel Ia Csolica, Comman-
der Carlos del Camno arrived at this port yesterday
afternoon in FIVE days from Havana she sidewheel
steamer Of Eve hundred horse power, mounts fourteen
sixty eight FOUNDERS, smooth bore, and two thirty
wopounders, rihed, and carries crew Of two hundred
and fifty men, The Isabel Ia Catoica 10 built on bsanti
f model ranks among the finest OF her class In the
Spanish navy She reports all well on board. The fol
lowing Is q list OF her officers
Commander-sgnor Don Carlos del Canine.
Second Connsdnder-Captain Don Francisco Do Paulo.
First Lielsendn.-Don Rafael Dolgado.
Second Lieuenants-Don jose Comes and Don Q.
Paredss Chacon.
TirI Lie,tenont Of Ndrinss--Don Luis Mesae.
.yurgeon-Don Antonio Puga.
Paymasssr-Don Eugeno Arapda Perry.
Chdpldi,s-Don Clements Serrano.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
NEWS FROM GEN. FREMoMT's ARMY,

skirmish and Defeat OF a Rebel Band.
waksIISo, Va, April "a, 1852.
Hon. EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War
telegram from General Schenck states that
a squad Of twenty-five infantry, sent from Rom.
ney by Lieutenant Colonel Downey 10 look srtsr
gusrrilias, was attacked yesterday morning On
Grass Lick, between Wash river aud Carstson by thu
rebels forty in number Oar forcs lost three killed Su,
drove the rebels who took refuge the house Of one Pal
land Colonel Downsy went with reinforcement or cav.
airy, but the rebels fed Al his spprosch, carrying Oh
several dead and wounded among the atsr Colonel Par
sons their leader and Poland the owner Of the house
Colonel Downey reports the interior OF the house covered
with blood He burned the house and pursued che y,ns
enemy. taking Owe prisoners.
General sehsnck sent reinforcement OF one hundred
and sixty cavalry and one piece Dsbscks artillery TO
como the enemy In the These must have rsaeh
ed the place about four o'clock yesterday afternoon
Our messengers passing to and fro between Grass Lick
aud Romnsy were hred four six and seven miles from
Romney BY gusrrillas. J. O. FREMONT,
Major General Commandins
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

Coxp1MRxrAsy TESTIMONIAL TO Mn. J. W. LngAAp The
afternoon and evening performances u the New Bcwery
theatre to-day, in compliment 10 Mr.. Lnsard, ts popu
lar manager wbe the most extended and attractive
scale Most Of the other theatrical sssablshmssss
tribute the services Of Of their artists Mis- ntsr
esng No less than seventeen performances Of
one kind another viii be given during the day. and the
entertainments win bs varied by mnstrsly, ballet and
lsgsrdsmain tricks by Professor ,. Il. Andersen No
theatrical compliment Of ssch proportions has ever bs
fore been paid 70 an actor or manager.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL mitchell.

CHICAGO. April "a, 1862.
Aspsoisi despatch from Pt,sburg Landing says that
General Mtchels division has arrived at Tuscum Ala
and that he has possession Of two hundred miles s
the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Large rsinforcsmsnts arrived o. Phtsburs Landing on
the 22d inst
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
The Latest from Corinth-AI q ufet.
[From the Richmond Examner, April 22l

hrGtsfA April 2I, 1867.
The Columbia (Ga.) Times has despatch dated Mobile
18th inst which says that all quiet Cornth The
enemy arc going down the Tennessee river.
The Memphis Appeai OF the 1lh inst says that in the
engagement the Tuesday after the battle Of Shiloh,
between detachment OF Colonel Forests cavalry and
the enemy advance tho federal loss ESQ killed
wounded the Confederate loss, 10 killed AMI wounded
Colonel Forrest was painfully but not dangerously
wounded.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
Nashville Reported 60 be Retnken.
Irrnm the Richmond Examiner. April 22.l

AUGUSTA, April II, 1901
Tho Mobile Tribune OF Saturday says that the passcn
gers Corinh report that report was current there
Mdt NdshrHs had been reaken BY Generals Kirby Smith
and Humphrey Marshall. Tho Tribune credits the re-
port, aud says that four thousand prsoeys taken
I'VE do not credit this news.
IL 10 believed that the enemy srdctaoie hx posi
tion there, and going TO the gunboate.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

IFrom the Kichmond Examiner, April Zz.I
We learn that the Congress, which has adjourned,
failed 10 confirm one hundred aud forty appointments
sent into II by President Davis These appointments
all for eutenances In the regular" army, which
Is nothing more than skeleton organization, which
suppose Congress was disposed at this time 10 sup
port from the public treasury.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
Capture or Island No. 10.

The Memphis appeal says that the capture Of Island
No. 10 was effected Tuesday, the 8th inst. Our
threw their guns in the river, spiked the cannon and
scuttlcd the floating battery and transports. About
600 escaped II 10 estimated that 1900 were taken
prisoners
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
News from Fort Pulaski.

AuorsrA, April 21, 1882.
The Charleston Courier OF this morning says that some
prisoners captured by troops report that the bom
bardmsnt Of Fort Pulaski seventeen fsdsras were killed
and Of the garrison.
The walls were not preached.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
Newspaper Accounts.
ADVANCE OF THE FRENCH TROOPS ON TIE CITY


Translated from the Diaro dc la Marina Of April 1o1
Her Majestys steamer ulloa arrived this morning ID
four and half days from Vera Cruz This vessel W the
brought very little correspondence We have also been
unfortunate enough not TO have received any letters
U% GsT hs a Ene e sh instant
The private information which we have received
through trustworthy channels is or high Importance.
seems in short, that after preliminary conference,
which held by the allied pionpotentaries at orzabs
should advance against the capital taking on themselves
all the responsibility OF that determination II was
added that they will guarantee 10 their allies Of England
and Spain tho advantages from tho claims 70 be
made by them against the government OF Mexico.
In consequence OF tns discrimination, VIC i.a.h 'n,s
the Spanish ana English resolved their part TO with
the troops OF their respective nations and IL even
that thoy bad begun their preparations to take
up their march for Vera Cruz as soon az possible
We also earn shat the conservative, or reactonary
party, tho POINT o. undertaking another FORMAL
campaign nrasasi ie government q. President Juarez
Iae,iv we arc informed that tho Frerch div son bad
gun to tjwaTds MaXco, induced perhaps To ac-
ceiera,e march in Of the fact tha three
OF their Louayes had been clptared and hanged pear
their oncampment by Mexican guerilla.
The brothers Of General Rohes pe1ucla, who was re-
Gently shot San Andres de Cha chcomus as traitor
TO his country have addressed letter TO the Soto I,
of Mexico which they request the public 70 susI end
thor Judgment concerning the unfortunate General unn
the official documents OF the pro css are published Be
fore his execution General Robes asked that the proc
should be preserved for publication. "iu the melancholy
history OF civil revolutions say the brothers OF the de-
ceased ait will not, certainly, be the first time that
fuller knowledge OF facts will correct early and unfa
vorable Judgment"
The Eso az Europa speaks favorably Of the health Of
the spanish troops. They did not leave moro than two
sick at Cordova.
They are said to be splendid set OF men.
The French General Lnrencez and Admiral Juren do Ia
Graviere with the French division from Tebuacan also
ON the 10Th Of March, tho Ministers OF Justice and of
capital and Immediately proceeded to the Presidents
palace, where Council OF Ministers was held
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

LAUGHTER Cotton gives Of his amusing exbbi.
tons Of the laughing gas this evening" at the Cooper In
stisute. An evening Of rsrs amusement may be ex.
psoisd.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
Court CaIendar--This Day

srrsKyn CorRr-CRcun. Part 1-oysr and Ttrmlners
part Mos 23io, 2s4o. 4o56, 4os6 4t34 6llo, s24ss
1900, 1915 1885, 7Ao2 74o, 7A52, 74e4, Ilss, 74se,
JaJ0. - -
I'M $50, 1928, 1857 1773, 1907, 30{e 1893 Part q
Nos g0l s49s 1s4s aels, 7es fas2 f4ie, 17Io 1910.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
The Prize Gases.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Bstte.

Appn 24--7As United States w ne Cargo Of tie Scaeonep
o,epa IT. roore-Ths was molten By ths lbelants for
leave 10 e amended bel embracing the vessel as we
as her cargo After considerable discunion the Coure
took the papers and reserved rs decision For United
states Mr. g. L. woodford Assistant United States At
tornev For claimants, Mr.. G. Edwards.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25

General Pope nm Route for shiloh.
CHICAGO, April %, 1902.
The Chicago Times correspondent from Fort wright
says that General Popss division has been ordered 70
reinforce General Haeck The whole force left the fort
for up the river on the 18th.
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
Bomb rsl ment or the Forts Below New
Orlo0no.

from the Richmond Examiner, April 22.
Ofcia dispatches received yesterday state that the
OF the forts below New Orleans continued
during the whole OF saturday aud that there
casualties our side. 10 stated that the enemys ar.
amsnt owing the shoanees Of the water cannot get
sulcenty rear the forts batter their walls 10 any
extent that there possibility Of reducing them but
by shsilina tho garrison out
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
Railroad Accident.

From the Richmond Examiner, April g.
AUGUSTA, April 21, 1852.
A train OF cars OF the South Carolina RaroadColun
ba branch--was thrown of the track Saturday night
Two persons were killed and one fatally injured
The New York herald., 1862-04-25
Personnl IutelIiremce

Mrs. General Mcclellan and children, accompanied by
Mrs. General Marcy arrived in town yesterday and are
stoppina at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.