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THE HEBEI.y.IOS.
Lion WORTHY OF THE GALLANT EN-.

A BATTALION WORTHY OF THE GALLANT EN-
rnE Saa Yoax VOLUNTEER ARTILLERY. FIFTH
REGIaENr. CULoNLL s. GRAHAM, Commanding. now
Lerns pmas dis af sol men one The o owl ARE na ca
ments TO persons aes ring 10 join the u Un
ist The State Bounty II SD will be paid each
sI The adyan d ss Offered by the General Govern
3D. sri eee a. M ss ne s. % eae hs men as
soon rs they have oned the regiment 10 winch they are
!ih Ky eaual TO any in tie service.
oh oae hun rcd 20 are bounty a. the expiration OF term
TLis sssment being already the service second
is bssas ss Is % o s o
.snd aocs snsr ss the ensrl sovernnsn Dy
lsx for sti new MT y q praees q organization
x @ OPEN bers ar o ase com
sun you arrive At H. alns Once, No - New Bowery
I"GG GAksis * asnia o ne On
Company fEosSI1s HsI G.sd w1SrEP 4 broadway New
Yors This eompan. no. - o med ann N camp and waa,s
70 y % this Is ap. R ons Il lie as S
~! ave the city OF Nes York and viii grea. induce
11ents 10 good men joining his
Captain Ba terson advances ali his his
Re ef tickets given 70 all who have families being
The H4leck tiusrd egment is be commanded by Colo
n Ias, are now IN camp with everything In good
Al officers wsSs 70 Join .sis regiment w apply at
cEsEh%T HsSp dasrEss M 30 's szs s1s sks%pSSy
Apply az 80 Broadway, % CAPT }. +. PATTERSON. .
"A DJUTANCY WANTED-BY AN OFFICER WHO HAS
IA Dteh IN the OF the bes regiments now N
abe Held and has be Acting Adjuant; would raise
company The best of refren Add es At ng partcl
4ars A. b L. 6aS Broadway, New York.
IUELL SHARPsuO)TERS,
ID SriNOI.As EMPIRE BRIGADE.
Capt H. w. Phllii Ormery MAJOR OF the Fourth Ill.,
nois volunteers, has aitaory recruit OF
aharpsi iooters Tor his brgade. The company is rapidly
Alin5 up, and viii be- for the hold In short time
THIS is oppo y Tor young wishing
god ma ksma nshp la cominenc from date of OIL
HI, NJ. SlO) bos snsy 81 months paw in advance
Will be Civ also 81 9nequartor OF tn. bounty,
when mustered MO tn servi as company Recruit
Beach, N. Y, aud No. 4 Wafer ST. eet Brooklyn.
X. j. CUNNINGHAM, Orus rly s. rseant.
6t0MrANY A, THIRD REGIMENT EMPIRE BRI-
~ gao u tCocoian 10 AL members OF this co pa
ny who a. ed themselves fro camp without eave,
will Immediately report To the ocer comnanling tie post
nj East New Yok nder niy Of helng deemed desert
and punished otdn the articles Of gene
raj court naitiai may dettrn me- BY or1erof
Cap J. DtNLEAyY, Co. A,
Third Reglmen,, Emp re Brigade.
Twenty-Five stoit able bodied men wanted, to I'll this
glorious, true-iOttd Ilsh Now rs the line for
3he Tppesary that endaie the hadships Of Slave
adopted country
Asp.,to Clpt. Q, J: DUNLRAvI, orto
Lieut.. Nm. Is. PERsSE,
No l6 Censr. an &c Park New York,
And Lieut. WM BUTCHER.
No. 10 Joraiemon street. Brooklyn.
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EDWARD SINTZENICI, AUCTIONEER
~ VALUABLE HORSES. CARRI1GE Is and HARNESS.
BY q w DA,kNPoKT, tomorrow trday, August l. at
O'Clock . a5 ana la7 b galway.
VALUABLE SPAN OF ENGLISH CARRIAGE
HuKsks.-A superb Span OF bark bay English Car
ringe Horses, the property Of gentleman leaving
Europe. These elegant horses very handsome, 6
hands high periecl matched and thoroughly
single double hal free from fault Of
every kind s drivers and warranted sound kind
and eene In every way Both very icut saddle
horses May be phi alton to the auctioneer Also,
AN ELEGANT CHESTNUT SADDLE MAKE-The pro.
perty the owner the foregoing lot She 15A
nitc mt animal under the Id afraid of nothing, and
castoned TO the dschare OF ordnane aud fire arms
commended In the highest manner. and ranted de-
scribed 80 rst rate driver In single double harness
All the above hoes were broken By riding master of the
Roya Horse Artillery, and strongly recommended.
May be seen on appieation TO the auctionae
GAkRIAsES-Scyerai elegant, nearly new. Carriages
HARNESS, &C.-A very elegant assortment of Single
and Double Harness, Saddles Brides Blankets Sheets,
Hoods &C.
Bay Horse, 5H hands high years old valuable and
safe family horss warranted sound. kind ami gentle in
every way; cost 500 last year.
Bay Mare ears Cd, l5s hands very desirable ami
ma, rst rate in any harness. can trot mile In three mi
nu,.s; arans.d .cnd Ana and gentle in every way
usad ana ~ s. Also OF
aud ined single Harness; cost Sos USE two months
Brish, Bay Horse l5 hands high, years old stylish in
single or double harness. good saddle horse. Sold TO close
estate.
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A NJ. CRlSTALAR. AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
~ city made Clothing being the stock Of retiring
from tie blsiness--A. NJ. CRlSTALAR VIII sell
ua, july 81 at lUa o'clock, at 245 bowery. OF Sta
tou street, large assortment consisting In OF Sk
Satin. vaenca Plush and Velvet Vests Deskn, Cassi-
Cloth and S.tnet Pants; Frock Sack Business and
Oyercats, great ely; Furnishing Goods Neck Tes
shirts Drawers, Gloves, Stockings anu number Of
articles luOn IA
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frHIRD AVENUE RAILROAD SUNDAY, JOHN
street, BtoeEiyu. Please sdarcss HoboNca, uetald
opice,
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IN Wits THIS,
PHGNIx REGIMaNT, loRCORAN zOuAvEs.

NOW Is THE TIME.
IN FORwARD YOUNG MEN, FOR THE UNION.
1IRsT kEuiMEST NAriONAL VOLT NrEERS, Colonel
William Gurney "A lew aO bodied Young
I'd 10 complete Company Of his ne regiment Loox at
State bosnty, SIS
Government bounty, &25
Hard cash, 81
RNytwo dollars paid TO each volunteer mustered
xory dollars more ~ or -ay the STATE. and
When scharsei Qua subsistence, cothing family
feief kcts furnished niue lately tr euron
crutng Occs 40 sew nth nue.
4nd ut hs Iunet oa Of Buaiwsy aud sixth avenue Reg
henta headquarters, oli Brosdwat.
n. 8. HENRY,
Il. DONALDSON,
Recruiting officers.
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TOLoNEL PATrEN's MILITARY WORKS.
" infan.r Tactiesshoo Of tns Company with Bsyonet
sha Swo.a a EAsreise iO pases " engravinss p;
Artillery Drill J., pages - engrasings 25c
cavalry D LEO es, g3 engravngs. 2J.
Officers Manual. 2uTaces 81.
J. " FORTUNE, 10 Chatham street. N. Y.
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" MaLLECK GUARD, COLONEL PEIsNER
Recruit, wantia or I.miaay II, inmediAtay. N9ncom
m ssiOned officers wanted NJ Pay and
rai,ns i enrolnent. One n0ath's advance
pay ninety be the state,
I'VE dollars bounts at Of enlist II Ia The
Non Of the olcsrs this company one Of the in
The service Now he chance before
drafted. All the OIL xrerienced soldiers.
Recruiting ofiee = City Hal PARK. a-1L
Captain HOMER JOsLYN.
Reur,itn. officer.
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HEADQUARTERS NINTH REGIMENT DISTRICT,
IL Goshen. Juy H. lsoar heg notify my
oh pmaes and flo" sodi that duly orized "a
Nrsise regiment his have
Comm cations viii ah addressed above 10
A. VAN HORNE ELLIS
Colonel Ninth Re- District
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AMUyEMEJTS.
NrIBLoS GARDEN-SuMAER SEASON
IN Lrases n AeA01v
The c. o theatre la Nav York.
FARBN RLL ENGAGEMENT
~A' p''" LAST THREE NIGHTS OF
MR.. JOHN COlLINs. -
The ds'insu uisht d l,isn com. y ana vocs't1.
Who after a brilliant dramatic trumihs ior &c
past 10 Years Is oak" nhres
PROF SslONAL TOUR 10 HIS NATIVE LAND
Tfii kSDAi EVENING. JULY ~ Isx
POSITIVELY TaE LAST niGLr OF
Tie 4 81 ttcnlrr thr me
COLLEEN BAwN
OR, THE BkIDE rs OF GAkkfOWEN
AYLES Ma COPrALEN.... JOIN COLLfS4
VITA the SON. . or .isseen Lawn and the s!Es9
shiAeaghn win writt on the gALAat L<zAn
Brigade.
Thls efeciive play win be produced In the
SANE STYLE or MAGNIFIGBSCE
which Character Led It's ntaon VI hoso
AGr 1.-THE LAKE or klLlAkNEf
ACT 1.-THE WATER AVE AND fLi mo BhIDu&
49, ACT uI.-rHE BALL ROOM
Al the close Of DIR ana
Mr. Collins VIII sin tho grand National anthem Of "ce.e
bia. Gem of the Ocean,"
TOMORROW (FRIDAY)-Farew Benefit Of Mr Conf1g
when Lovers eslebratsa drama ~ RORY OMOkk wa ~
ei.
Mr. waesey takes much pleasure In announcing thss ~
GABRIEL RAvEL AND TROUPE
(hayng just arrived from Eaoi) will make their hre -
appearance ~ this establishment on
MONDAY EVENING AUGUST l.
B0x book
Dress Circle and ParquesLe 81 Secured PsrQuee
Sta 10 cents Family Circe, ZS cents Conn,eoce ateG
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v,roppNIsg OF THE DUSSELDORF GALLERY.
X mis- popular Collection Of Pctures viii be open for
biiston and saturday August 81 the old 0Aicry,
nae ,adway
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A NJ. b. CHAPMAN. ArcTIoNEER-LARGE SALE

n ees Household Furniture, this day lTnursday
at clock ~ 4S xeenih street. between Filth and
81 avenues, comprising rosewood naho black
walnut Parlor Chamber AMI oak Dining Room FurD-
fu PMnofote, Suits Muir Curtains Clocks Paintings,
On ma, Glass aud Silver Ware; Ia lie Cutlery pets,
ding, &c. Also Basement and Kitch. n Furniture.
A j. L. SMITH, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
n day, at Ia O'Clock, the entire Furniture OF IA ny
giving Up 0seke piag in the private residence IL Ninth
street, ThirI Sale positive. Deposit required
irom rchasar.
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METROPOLITAN THEATRE, BUFFALO,, ", Y-~
IVA Nahted laulng u!, rrst old second low
dmn. premptsr and iwo ptily meu, Aypy bnnediasax
" JOAN u, Moeea.
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t<rNnTEp To ufRg-.F0RA TERM OF YEAR, WITH
w ne ritg f Of pt chasing, an ihprctcd Popett Of
Az t. tnrt astes vi u h1nrsHla uf iAe ely Al.
crlss y. IL. A., b01 l,Ula AoA. .l-ss
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IN DOLLARS BOUNTY.-EMPIRE BRIGADE, THIRD
lou regiment Colonel Mari ott n. Graft. Fifty men
$50 cf The bounty paid nmsdasey on ensins SIS when
me regiment Ia mustered Pay fron SIS TO $2l month
Broadway, Captain PEfKk 7. BOYLE. recruiting
officer.
N. B.-rwo Lieutenants wanted Also competent man
First Sergeant
0n lnn WILL BE PAID FOR A COMMISSION
VfUU In volunteer regiment Address Faye, station
4.
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WINTER GARDEN THEATRE
w THURSDAY 4, ENlSG, JULY 81, l852,
RI, HELIEU; Or THE CONSPIRACY,
WIN be perform d. ia qnence OF the enthusiasts -
pla Use bs q owed Upon the p~rsonatian OF
CARDINAL RICHELAEU BY MR.. FLEMING
On So uray ming Last. Numerous requests lave 6oe1
received for LIS repetition.
new Farc,al 4 :travaganza, entitled the
COLLEEN BAWN SETTLED AT LAST.
Will also be presented for the
Tomorrow evening Mrs SEDlEY BROWN wtu aeresu.
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rJ,O ONE OF THE TEN OFFICERS WHO WISH TO
or ani1e themselves Ia lew reement. with Ceionsi
oil their eeet0n. Ii they will call CAPITA W. s..
Durham, No Is Prince street. they hear Of something
to their advantage.
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RIO LAWYER AND OTtiERS.-wliEREAS, EARLY
y spring OF 1867 an adycilsemeut eptpated In to
Herald ~ this inquir for
Fullai ar the parish of Wood thfch Kent Eng aui a
cuars may b. kn1wn by nppyin the unY 4
eldest son. Elucech tuiagar Vi Hiehtncnd staten faud
New York. \. B--Wouid be tbsnsfu tor inmedsse Al.
teulion.
, 1862-03-12
MANASSAS.

Manassas has ceased to be point Of In
terest in the annals Of this war, with the
retirement Of the rebels. When peaceful
times return, the passenger; over the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad will with
interest gaze from the car window at the
little station twenty eight miles west Of Al
exandr1a, at the point where Manassas Gap
Railroad branches off to pass through the
gap in the Blue Ridge, and where doubt
less for years after the names Of the rebel
leaders viii live only in the annals Of mad
treason 'oTertaken and punished. the
mounds and carthworkg will remain
to mark their occupation, the re-
membranes Of the long and dreary
encampment Of the rebel hordes. Now
that our own forces follow closely upon
the footsteps Of the last retiring rebels, it is
Munson's Hill over again. The birds have
been long flown and the nests are not even
warm. 1t is probable that for weeks past
the withdrawal has been taking place, with
such order and thoroughness that nothing
Is Lett behind. The enemy has lied, and
under new leader the army Of the Poto-
mac VIII set out to find him, The record
Of Manassas is complete. It will lapsc in
70 nunoie railroad station at onr4,
, 1862-03-12
ONE DAE LATER FROM EUROPE
By Steamship North American,

PORTLAND, March 1.-THE North Ameri-
can, from Liverpool the 9Th, via London
derry the 2sth, arrived here this morning.
GREAT BR1TAIN.--The papers relative to
the blockade Of the Southern ports had been
submitted to Parliament. Earl Russell, in a
letter to Lord Lyons, dated the 18th ult:, says
that the tact Of ships having successfully run
the blockade dees not prevent the blockade
from being effective, and he argues that na-
Eenal State ought to exercise great caution In
regard te the de facto blockade, and ought not
to disregard it, unless the power Of the block
ade should be abused.
The unemployed laborers in Liverpool were
making demo1strations, but had been peace
ably dispersed by the police.
reactionaT movement is being prepared in
Southern Italy for next spring. Reactionary
bands are now being organized at Trieste,
Malta and Rome. They viii disembark sim.
ultaneously at several points on the Neopol-
= Tsasrs, ss Feb; sz.--rhe garrison at rripo-
@ u. hs s5amR1 of beszga The garsSsnt fss a
insurrectionists at Nanppa Will hold out.
Many Greeks now staying at Genoa, leghorn,
and Ancona are preparing to return to Greece.
The number Of insurgents will soon ba con-
siderab1y increased. The insuErection Ia con-
sidered Important, a it might influence new
state Of things In Turkey.
The iron figate Warrior has arrived at
Plymouth. It is reported that she steers well
and has no leakage
The Herald asserts that Sir Robert Peel and
Hon. VIM. Cowper we're about exchanging
Offices.
Tospok, Feb. 2s.-The Paris correspondent
Of the 1sMks says that the excitement consa'
quent upon Prince Napoleon's speech is in.
creaaing.
, 1862-03-12
CHICAGO, WEDNEsD B AY;;: Ma s., 1852:
Williams, ! constituting reconnaissance,
reached here this evening without serious op-
position -: +: -.
- :. i Tr1x wvv vnpr1

4CkAAAVA41@I%Nt
reached here this evening without serious op.
position. - -. r.
- :. >i [v1A NEW YORK;
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE Tribune's Wash
ingtun dispatch last night says: Light caval-
n have been. sent in pursuit to harass and
track the rebel retreat. It is supposed to be
their design to fill back first upon Fredericks-
burg; md then upon Richmond. Our troops
occupy Centrevilie aud FafIfx Court
House tonight. Two companies, under
Maj. Hatfield, were ordered yesterday morn
ing to go to Fairfax Court House BY the Brad
dock road. When within mile OF the plac5
they met the enemy, who Tetreated before
them At five O'Clock last evening"; they
entered the Court Housa, followed by full
regiment. The two companies under
Major Hatfield were then ordered back to
Farr's CTuss-Road., where they met the
body Of the regiment and biyouacked
for the night. At IL noon to-day
Hatfeld's company were within sight Of the
village and found that It had been evacuated
In the night, leaving tents and other property
behind ID large quantities.
Lieut.. Alexander, Of the Lincoln Cavalry,
arrived soon after with detachment Of men,
and parsed on as far as. Cubs Run, three
miles above Centeryi1le, where he discovered
vast number of tents left standing.
The Rss's Washington special Of the 11th
says the President will probably sign the bill
establishing the new article Of war, to-day. It
forbids officers Of the army and navy to return
fugitive slaves to their masters.
Lieut.. Worden, the gallant commander OF
the Monitor, ia here, and Is rapidly recovering
ftom bis wounds.
, 1862-03-12

PATCHING THE EAPP0RT10NM
4 dispatch from Springfield States that
.Mcss1z. Anthony, Wentworth and Mulhke
are t3fng to have reconsideration Of the
appo-tionmcnt Of Cook county.
There is no use in striving to patch and
.o1Lle mp the abominahle conhivance.
LII the secessionists do their worst: The The
people will knock the whole thing into
"cocked hat when the day comes for
ratifrine it. It is true that Cook is cut
carved and mangled all to pieces
in the apportionment; but all OF
Northern Illinois is outrageously
swindled. In forty northern counties
ono hundred thousand inhabitants
are deprived of representation, and
the seats in the Legislature justly be-
longing TO them are given to Egyptian
counties which are deficient in population
by 100000. The rule adopted by the se-
ceah, who, 10 the disgrace Of this good and
loyal State, have control Of the Conven-
ton, is 10 give 1900 Egyptians the same
representation as 10000 Northern Iii.
noisans.
Our advice to the Union delegates from
this county is, to let the secessionists and
the apostate Fuller "play out their hands u
Don't neddle any further with the thing.
Enter your votes against it in the lump and
come home to the "land Of Canaan
When election day comes, the people will
send fash Of lightning into Egypt thai
will consume the Infamous thing and scorct
liz authors
, 1862-03-12
THE EVACUATION,

Stirring events on the Potomac arc close
II at hand. The retiring rebels have
fallen back southwark from their lines,
long occupied, stretching from 0ccoquan
Creek on the Potomac TO Leesburg. The
abandonment is unreserved, and no force
Of the enemy remains above the Rappanan-
mock. And along our lines one can al
most hear the click Of 6rclocks and rattling
Of sabres masking ready for the great ad-
vance. The East is eager to show the
West that its sons can fight as well as
wait. The event cannot be long DELAYED
which viii decide the fate Of Richmond,
and, in this, Gen. Burnside moving north
ward from North Carolina, will play IN
important part There can be no ground
for apprehension that the Goyerement il
not apprised Of the edgency that may
befal him, and has timely reinforced him.
It is likely. that he has fighting column
that will be the nefher millstone to the
larger force bearing southward from our
Potomac camps.
, 1862-03-12
Gen. Cu1 1t1es vfctory--Reloteings at
KAlEn pEAF the HNWR.

RoL1A, no, March 10.--A victory equalea
only BY that at Fort Donelsou has just been
achieved by the Union army which, has prr-
sued Price's fleeing horde into Arkansas:
Alter three days hard fighting on Sugar
Greek, Ak., We have gained the most signal
victory Jet echieyed. Price, McCulosh and
pletely routed by our victorious arms under
Mai. Generals Curtis and Sigel
The guns Of Fort Wyman, at Kolla, are
booming out the glad tidings Of victory. and
the city Of Roll2 Is glowing illuminated to"
night
The reports are that there has been terrific
fighting, and that the losses are very heavy on
both sides. The rebel loss Is about 1000 in
Killed and wounded, snd NE have taken large
number Of them prisoners, and captured some
OF their heat guns. i.
, 1862-03-12

total rebel LOSS 1t nine killed aud twelve
wounded. '-' 81, - - =, 80.
Twenty three prisoners arrived At Norfolk,
spys the Monitor was seriously injured, and
some Of our gunboa.s sunk, and report our
loss at 600 to 1900 It a1ao ssys:
q Having accomplished the object Of the
expedition, and having no mora material to
Yard, and are awaiting another opportun ,.
In the rebel Congress, yesterday, the opera
tions Of Gen. 4. s. Johnston in Tennessee,
we're discussed Mr.. Adkins said thai nearly
every member OF the Tennessee Legislature
had signed petition for his removal from
that Department,
, 1862-03-12
THE REBEE8 SURROUNDED At
NEW MADRID.
Matters at Caire---Gcn. Callom
Resigns.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbune.] Il
CAIRO, March II, 1859.
A brigade Of our troops went around New
Madrid On Saturday Inst, and arrived on Sun
day at small settlement On the Mississippi,
called Point Pleasant, about ten miles below
the former place, and took possession Of 4
rebel transport loaded with -four, and scut-
tied her.
The occupation Of this place by our troops,
cuts of the Communication Of the rebels at
New Madrid, and will eventually bag them.
The bridges upon the Cairo and Fulton rail
road are repaired, and trains run regularly
from Birds Point to sikeston.
A large number Of sick from the 51st Illinois
regiment arrived last night. This regiusnt is
now with Gen. Pope. j.
Warehouses; Chicago Battery is now en-
camped just north Of the city, with twenty
eight on the sick list. Two Of its members,
Milikin and Caldwell, died at Mound City
Hospital last week.
. Brigadier General Cunum, Chief Of General
Halleck'a staff and Chief Engineer Of the De-
partment OF Missouri, returns to st Louis i'm
mediate]y- The ardous 1abors attendant upon
his position, and impaired health, rendering 4
change necessary.
General Strong relieves him. Authentic
news received at headquarters says the rebels
arc strongly fortifying Island No. 10.
The gunboats arc thoroughly prepared for
any emergency. The mortars also arc in
readiness. The transport Hiawatha arrived
this afternoon, laden down with Iowa troops,
destination up the Tennessee
TIE ILLINOIS STATE CoNsrrrU-
TlONAL CONVENTION.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SPRINGFIELD, March II, 1862.
section was adopted, giving all white in
habitants who may have been residents Of the
State at the time OF tho adoption Of
the Constitution the right Of suffrage.
The Judiciary article was taken up. The su-
pIcme Court is made to consist Of three
| Judges, to hold their Offices for nine years !!
Section one Of the Bill Of Rights waa altered
60 as to read more in consonance with the
Declaration Of Independence. Mr.. Joslyn Of
| fered an amendment to section 80 of the Bill
/! of Rights, against any right Of secession.
It vas debated at length but finally adopted.
| Some Demoeratic members claimed sor5 OF
revolutionary right Of secession.
| News Of the evacuation of Manassas having
been received, the Convention adjourned With
six chee1s.
The apportionmeut causes much dlssatis'
faction Wentworth, Muhlke and Anthony
have put in an ultimatum that the natural di
visions Of North, South and West sides il
I Cook county, be not disturbed, and that tut
| Wae% s5da ahaJ1 heyn one Seuatnr and fhrnf
, 1862-03-12

New YORK, March 1.-THE bark Edmond
Dwight, from Trinidad, Cuba, reports that On
the sth inst, latitude IS and longitude "a, she
spoke the United States gnnboaE Saxon, hay
Ing in tow the British schooner British Queen,
while attempting to run the b1ockade~ The
Saxon was in-search Of the United States
figate Vermont.
The brig Isabel Buernan, Captain Tawsa,
arrived ut this port to-day from Port au
Prince, reports that severe shock Of earth
quake Was felt at that place on 18th Of Febru-
arr, At O'Clock q. N.
, 1862-03-12
nnFoRTAnT:. FROM TENNESSEE.
The Rohelsfn FRM Retreat frena Mar
Nee&beF0s

LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 1I--Humphrey
Kentucky Inc near Paunding Gap, with the M
few unscattered, demoEa1Ixed forces belong
ing to Col. Wflliams's regiment. Marshall
first attempted to coneiliate the people ct that
region but since his defeat has become iHeta-
BILE and ogerbeariug.
Tennessee advIces say that the citizens Of
day night, q large quantity Of Confederate
stores, to prevent their falling into the hands
of rebel troops under Gen. 4. SYDNEY John
son, who were in full retreat from Murfrces-
borO
, 1862-03-12

COLUMBUS, O., March 1L-In the Seaatosi-
II caucus to-night, the vots atood On the 9tA
ballot-Wade 48. 'Delano 81, Groesecek S.
scattering Ii. 18th b4llot-Wade 10, Delano
IS, Ewing 4. OdItn q, arossheek IL, scattering
8-neces5afy to choice So Adjourned TIL 70.
morrow night, :: - >:S..~:
, 1862-03-12

BosToN, March 1.-THE schooner J. ".
Chapman, which arrived from New York last
evening, reports that On the ID inst she fell in
: With the frigate Vermont She lay by her till
the 9Th, and left her in latitude IS deg 45 min,
two knots per hour. with fudder, sails and an
chor gone, and entirely helpless. She wants
powerful tugs at once.
, 1862-03-12
THE VICTORY 70

The great victory achieved by the Fed
eral forces under General Curtis in Nor.,,
western 4rkansas, win, whan It's details:
come to be known, rank among the most
brilliant achievements Of the war, and adds
new 1us:re to the 1aurels Of our brave West
ern tropps.
, 1862-03-12

i" Q. E Pangborn. editor Of the Boston
At1ss, has been rejected BY the Senate for + u
8. Ps3maiter.