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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-10-15

"CoUIDST Do Ir"-In the days Of the
old volunteers, Mr.. Ker Greenock, of Nairn,
Scotland, commanded a company, which he
duly drilled and paraded, but his recruits
were but an awkward squad they never
would draw up in a straight line, do what
he might. "Ohl" he cried one day holding
up his land in horror as he looked along the
the front ranl-"Ohl what a bent row |!
Just come out, lads and look at yourselves
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-10-15
THE New Haven Register says:

THE New Haven Register says: " \ few
nights since owing to an accident the SPRING
field train did not reach Hartford until late
and, in consequence, those awaiting its arri-
val at the station had a tedious time of it.
Among them was a demure looking Yankee
inclined to have nap. Fixing his feet on
tho upper round of his chair, he leaned back
against the wall and went at it." He was
not fairly under way, however, when he was
tapped on the hat by one of the officials and
told that sitting up sleeping was not allowed
in the depot"
"EhI CALCULATED the astonished sleeper, no
sitting up and sleeping? ?"
No Sir'-agin the rules Of the Company,
said the official
Well I declare, replied the other, ''this is
a mean place Won't you ask the Company
if I mayn't gape? following up his query
with stretch that put the oficous official to
instant flight"
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-10-15

A DISPATCH to Mrs. Major General Kearney
gives the information that the rebel General
Lee has caused her husbands horse and ac-
coutremeuts to be sent within our lines.
They will be at once forwarded to her.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-10-15

SMoKERs-There Is said to be living in
Oswego, New York, a man one hundred and
and eighteen years old, who has smoked for
one hundred years, and consumed a thous-
and pounds of the weed. Moreover, as show
ing that he is not likely to end in smoke, he
is the father of twenty-five children, all liv-
inc,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-10-15
THRTLLISG.-The Tribune correspondent re
ates the following Thrilling incident:

THRTLLNe.-The Tribune correspondent re-
lates the following thrilling incident:
/" A few days ago saw the color-bearer
of the Tenth New York III. Alexander) car
ried into the Mansion House hospital He
was wounded in three different parts Of his
body; one wound in his thigh was terrible
one-but he still clung to his colors, and
would not allow them to be taken from him.
As he was being taken up the steps he be-
came insensible, and an effort was made to
take the flag from him; but his clutch was
like grasp Of iron; his hand seemed glued
with his own blood to the Stars and Stripes.
brave and noble fellow" burst involunta-
rily from surgeons and bystanders."
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VOL I.a=9a bHz Esia1E
URBANA UNION.


OFFICE :-Coulson's Building, second floor,
West side North Main-street, near the Square.
TERMS 81. per annum, invariably in advance.
II copies one year, s10,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-10-15

ABOUT FooT--Jenks thinks there in unnec-
essary alarm about the invasion of Pennsylva-
MIA by the unscrupulous eagerness with which
they plunder the shoe-stores in Maryland and
the border, it is evident that they will ad-
vance scarcely bare foot toward the center
of the State.
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PenciIled Passages: :
IN THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW, FOR AUGUST.

BURNs-Up from Ayrshire to Edinburgh
came Burns, with black, piercing eyes, with
all his songs about him, as if he had relt
county of the music of its groves.
LAMB-His mind was like Tudor mansion,
fun of low rooted, wainscotted rooms, with
pictures on the walls Of men and women in
antique garb; fullO tortuous passages and
grim crannies, in which ghost might lurk !;
with a garden with plots and shaven grass,
and professions of clipped yews, and a stone
dial in the corner with Latin motto anent
the fight Of time carved upon itand drow-
sy sound of rocks heard sometimes from alar.
he sputtered out puns among his friends from
the saddest heart. He laughed that he might
not weep. Misery, which could not make
him cynic or a misanthropist, made him q
humorist.
Mr.. CARLTLE-He does not write "scoun-
drep' on one mans forehead, and angel on
another's. He knows that pure scoundreI and
pure angel have their dwellings in other places
than earth In humanity there Is no such
thing as a straight line, Or an unmized color,
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-10-15

ORDERS have been given to destroy all
buildings in Virginia, which in any way OBJ
struct the range of the federal guns on the
Notifications around Washington. sf4.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-10-15

A REBEL STEAMER KNOCKED TO PIEcEs-
Lieut. Commanding Walker, of the guuboat
Winona writes to the Navy Department, Sept
20, dated of Mobile:
I discovered one Of the enemy's steamers
lying in Navy Cove, and within range Of my
guns, firing over land The first shot carried
away the top of her smoke-stack, and caused
the crew to leave the vessel The next two
shots went over her, and the fourth struck her
and knocked her to pieces. Fort Morgan
fred over and around US, but without casual
ties.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-10-15

SENATOR SUMNER Is catching Cts from Geo.
Francis Train, in Massachusetts,.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1862-10-15

MASTERS should be sometimes blind and
sometimes deaf. ~ra.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-22

81. Louis, NIrcA 21.--Mr. Bcallc, one Of the
Oldest citizens of M,uphis, arrived here s.tuiglt
lie reports that there are but three rebel r,gl-
mcuts now between New Madrid and Memphis,
aud that they are stationed At Fort Pillow.
The rebel government Is manufacturing pixies
at M,uphis, for tie new lcyies, lut less than a
hundred men have responded T. tie last cal Of the
Governor.
The railroads terminating At Memphis are being
connected, so thst all the rolling stock can he
sent down the New Orleans ro4l, when necessary
A gentleman who has been contractor at a,rn-
phis who lyn there on Thur.,lsy arrived last even,
ing. Hs reports that Gov. H,rusd'saplcarcd from
Memphis the second day ano, the one g. which tie
Legislature adjourned 10, ADJ hasn't since been
heard from. lie is supposed t. he at Curutl, Mics.
TIE L gsloturc has adjogmci, aud gone no one
knows whittier The subject of burning the CITY,.
In evacuation was necessary, uss 1t n lein.
discussed. There has been mo- impr,s-ineut Of
linton men iuto the rebel service to any extent
except for guard duty, until since the fall
~ Fort Done's,n. Since Governor Harris proca-
NATION improssmcnis have been general; hundreds
Lave been picked up in the streets and taken from
stores and uuwilitngy marched III to cauap Of in
7trucuon, a, h" point Of tho hnyunct
The floating battery 10 so constructed as 10 be
sunk t" the waters edge, leaving uol 'uy exposed
except the armament, which consist IT u,no Dahl
gren guns. 1t WAS built for the protection OF Mem.
| phis, aud has been sent TO Island 40. 10.
llu.lin's steam ram was also sent there. Tie
| Union men ART leaving Memphis IA great numbors,
leaving their property ~ be couA,cat,d, and glad
70 escape WITH their lives Qlarrels In tie strcet-
are frequent occurrences, between uIiou men and
I
The rebels greatly need iron, and have on red
S2h $40 1, any artisan who will discover rroec..
| Of m"hlns m'i'eSnle iron Ammunition is plant.
Manufactures are m operation, day and night .u
the vicinity OF Memphis There are No mail f.,il.
ties except along the railroad routes Letters and
papers are carried from town 10 town by rriyat.
| sutprDrise.
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The House posed H., ain 20 secure 70 plots,
enpu"crs sailors ami crews on slmhusts their zen.
- '''' ',' ,..,,,.. ..,''. uf,rsruuis nd
/ hours ami lrrhsuE ~ during vy,uIta
/ NJ. .d.viI IT,. .H,l u i..ut rrz.'s,f.p.
which WA r'ts.i utl .ri2 ag &C.. 3 r,t ~ az tlr
Navy I" cause The steam u gHtr Roanoke =. ir Ola.
/ ,iAd and otherwise at.r.l aud improved M lis
dtsgreto'' nj to cArIDst day Iussiulr.
The House ta,nwcnt into Committee II the W.
on the tax l'II.
Tho proceedings were confined /, tie rect ms 90,
th' oil fixing licensees.
Among the amendments an .ptrl IL The follow
iuv' ....,,,s.' .'Ip'I upn |efs, iI''u1irg t.uap
~. sell di'.ied spirits, btmputsI Liquors aud
wines 1i on kinds shall pay enc hun lrcI ,iulIrs
for tt'h l,euyc.
NJ Norris oT,r,l tlo following.
HfsulJR That ne United States ought tp coon.
eruc with E.E . lto which may ad.ut O. gradual
ah'ishr emf ~ to evils resulting from tH. .y.. ~
htoNi'Ntu4 .guur-, giy.u. ~ such state pr.fu.ry
ad, {" he r..I D., su"u tt.tr Iu it, dI...,i..r g.
cUmrcn4P'' tur the u. vuV,uicncDs, p.hir a.l mi.
Na'". ll.s....l g such l .bur, of trst. 90.
II r.' ut nu was received with much lgurli,y
NJ" Rice. % Maine, wanted g. iucr.a-, tie d.
c'r~u7 uu tine retail NIlur dealers I the utt..u ls
t. ~" Tie wages 81 sin, they sLuud ue "a. high a.
possib.r.
NJ. stevens wanted T. know low much tie va.
ges Of elm we've worth. II was for ,.uhuiug tuc
price tie IuN amount iu tire l..I.
Tho amendment increasing tie license ~ retail
dealer, who H,l liquors in lrs. qlt.ut.ti.s tEav
'lr,e ga "us, from go To 500 Tor each license fail.
oi. A IJpyrl'd t.I Monday.
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THE promotion Of Brgadier General SIGEL to
The rank Of Ma General is an act Of justice to
that gallant officer, which will he applaudpd by
the whole American people. General SIGEL has
probably seen more service IN the field and par
kcipated in more hard fought battles than any
pther officer now in command, and in every IN
stance he has acquitted himself we'll.
General SIGEL had a European military rep
ntation, but he was perfected in the art Of
warfare under the noble aud llmentcd LloN, in
Missouri. Al the battle Of Pea Ridge, all ac-
'onnts concur in awarding him the palm Of
honor. The enemy made a series Of desperate
attempts to accomplish diverrlon which they
dad often found successful, and attempted to
cut of a detachment Of our army under SlorL.
Had they succeeded, tie battle would have
been lost almost before 1t commenced. But
by series Of mastery movements, aud n
whole days hard fighting against a superior enc
my, he rcjoined the main body and secured the
prestige Of victory. His faithful band Of 500
Germans withstood the repeated assaults Of ., 900
,fobel cavalry, and, by gallant bayonet charge,
when their ammunition was expended, at last
put them TO flight. General SIGEL's promo
lion is the most deserving honor Of the war and
will give general satisfaction.
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\ German merchant WHO SOME vars AGO
was sent To- Nl.si., by am Er.l.-b and Ar,,ri-
can firm To-, p..rr mo mines in that country,
has t,iycu "a, tho Prc., tie result Of Nj, tr,.r.
The Ru,al Gcograpl,icL Society of Iopl,r og
which writ,.i,a mcnir cr. IA. Shown I.r...rc,t
attention. He states that the German ,l. mon,
Is represented in al branches Of bu-ine.. I'm Mex
leo, and although they do not appear So ir.oucut
~ in organized form as do como Of the English
and spanish houses, the Germans stand together
a great dead, nevertheless,
In the capital, q, well as in tho smaller cities
German merchants rc met with, either ,ctt.a,
up lar,y h.u,,, for rum-clto. or connected
with Euelih, American, Spanish or French
houses. While the Internal trade is almost EN-
tir.ly in the hand Of Syaninrls and Americans.
the imp RI trad, from lur,pe tlIou IA Il . ports
a Vera Crr1, S.n R,"s and Aol ulyo, j., iu,uu-
t~mhl! carried ON hyG.nuaur. The German
houses have Hitherto chiefly placed themselves
under the protection If the English Cuu-ul,
90 call upon linn when they are ia trouble
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-22

Mr.. JoHS IIHsr, Of Long Island, claims to
he the original inventor OF tie system Of glinc,
ing dc'cuccs, which was first employed by tn,
rebels at the reduction Of Fort Sumter, ana
which has since been applied by them at New
Orleans to the Turtle, as it is called, ana ut Nor
folk to III, Melrimac. Mr. HIhar said he
thought Of this mode of defence during the N'''
gon troubles with England but as that aff4i,
blew over poaceably he did not submit it to tn,
authorities until the time of the Mexican war
when he submitted it to Captain HUDSON, d
the Brooklyn Navy Yavy Yard, who directed
he Naval Constructor to report on 1t. Thi'
Gentleman objected that the defence only
applied to the hull, and left the rigging
exposed. Major-Generd GAINES, however
approved Of It, and a model was sent u
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-22

Warrington. Nirci 2I.-1hc Senate was in
Eve.ut'r session ..,,rai lujJs ~. afternoon. puI
e,ufun'a tc h owing Nominations A. Ayur Cen
erals a. No.ut ~ ..r.tst--
Brs.Iicr G.ucra-. Don Carlos Bu,l, J,li
Pipe, samuel Curi's, fspl1 sigel. John \. N.
C.,r.sud, Cuari,s !. Sm g., eld LOWS wallace.
The following named B.saiior Generals were
ais. .oltfm.d .-
John C,.s. IT, lizard j. O-lo,ly,V II. l. wal
i.e0, John 81 \.t'us JACOB g.. Gui .I4n, J . 20 4.
L..Uu. R'.,t J.. MgCuuk speed q. Fry. Altt,se
gent cr.'u were 4. Hu,ls.
~, s.u7tr A.. confirmed a. Brgs1,f Gcu rails
~ .uut0pts. tUD following rau'l -NN,' join
G.. H,riarl, Cops ~ Engineer; CyIt U'urv W
luip., ui tie 81 hlutly Capt James " RtS-
1T ,f TIE lst A.tli,rv fpr mcItHtlDuf conduct 1t
The lltii. 90 u. Rus JAIME Clnis, ~ .our.;
Itprst J. W. Give md A'Dy udrf Al %.
TIE S'r ttetaity dIs1grcc' {. the mot. 20 g. re-
consider the So /. iy which AHrsU MIk,wnr vas
recently confirmed M Postmaster o. N'N York.
IT," RpIuuiu.. Yt is tu,rc. re- confirmed.
. Con. Fr'taDut l,'t was Iugtor tulF afternoon FOR
New HtS II fnid tie LD.uds Of his d'ls.t.
mont .,ve lrru enlarged p" as T. include ONO and
other pnutp.
a new military department, 'o We called tie De
rartm"u' of toe G"', i' ,Husti it'l. II will come
pii. all o. e. cunttui tIr GuIf o. huSioo wet Of
P,us,tuH l,rl,r and su much oi the Cur states
~ may i' occupied hy the forces Uuirr M'i Iru
u I ~ tier. I \ vn.uutro'-. Tie Icsltuut' iH
ini the rres, " 80 lc movable, whoro,tl tue Gen
era. Commanding may 700.
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Assembly.
Petitions were presented in favor Of the Broad


h''.''f '''' fANhhAhlN
Iuu>trnI Ot,s. Leonard and L,Aturl s,re,ts
'ui ,''Hr T. ..u street. Nuvk.gu.
Il. up.u FINN +.u tI,rt, Bn.llyu.
IT, lf"NIde for the payment 90. TIE bonds Of Tie
city OF Nrw York which w,rr ISSUED for the Ia,.
uont ui tie exp, nHcs ui the volunteers.
To- reduce ttNut.n Ia N.w Yurk
NJ. Cr',u. 4. % rep rt0i the New York Count
u 'lso b..l, II autluuz.s Tie supervisors ul New
York with TIE advice of to Common Council and
by au orlinnrc 81 a." Clmmnu Couru OF NV
IoIS, q Hud.,Du 20, dollars fr public G lurt
House 10y stock, the Comptroller NOT to sell stock
below par
NJ, MadlnN reported conn l,te the bill to amend
d., r.. ks Cty Charter
NJ Darcy mked consent tina, the bill lie nov
pissed
The motion was carried and tic hin Passed
TIE hl.l T. incorporate tie 42l n. road was
reported lgyowNy.
M. Gws.l made majority report to smcud
the law relative The pay u' JUDGE of other dis
Tirts holding Count In ~. York
Tho Till t. create the oihcc Of Receiver General
was reported layurshly,
Tie majority Of tie Special Committee ou Pro.
hilituu reported against proAib.tary con. .titu,
| uunai Hm,rdmrntm regard h. intoxicating uI.lkR
A majority rDlort ws made in favor.
| The HOUSE 4 cu took 'tup.
NJ. Rndlugt % sp0'e iu favor.
The discussion rph.btory OF the Coust mt ona
amendment was C0uturri tsruI rhuut t.l ut,,
shout adjournment. Hcsri Rrilu-trn, Py~t,
! A"sl"y uHd JHN.cA spoke ia favor ,. prDii. tiuu,
and Nj Puc. argued eg int the resolution. II,
believed tie theory ~ preventing the us, OF iutnA4
'at.ug liquors by Leg sIstiye euaotm,uL a deiu
/ sion.
Nj Ts'Iman. u wcst-hestsr, also spoke stron, y
| 49, Iutt the rt, uuuus.
! Nj A.yori ~ Ike iorcilly against coerciye sis
! lHtiDu,
Mr. Tracey oHorei ehstitute, submitting /
VI" people of tie sHtn, "a me next genera, election
ne question for calling "a Convention t. amgal TIE
Constitution when this, and All other ameDla.cl
'nu Ice acted Ola together
Nj. Pierce argued Rga.ust the Huh'ttute.
Nj. Raymond held that Mr.. Traney's substitlt,
was IN order and spoke briefly IN is favor
Mr. Avord, also, maintained that the substitut,
WAS In order
Aessrs' strison Pyrne and Seymour coutenlel
/ that the substitute was In order.
Mr.. Seymour appealed from the doc .1n. tn
appeal was debated 10y Messrs. Pyrnc, seymour
stetson aud Raymond, when the House refused /
sustain the decision Of the Chair--3G 20 co.
Mr. Raymond had voted so~,e years ago flr
prohhtory law The Courts bad decided 1t T. b
unconstitutional
Without final action, the Assembly adjourned
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Congressional Proceedings.
xNNyIIth CONI.RE~S---Scnntc.
First session.

Washington, MuA 2l.-Mr. Hale O. ~
introduced Nm t. provide for al equitable set, c
mDut Of tie counts ul the u.srs and sailors Of the
friratc Cor.rcs. gul other v. Hso',. Posed.
on motion 0f Nj. King ~. Y tine bill g. estib-
lish nat. Huni iuuu Try was ta.nt mp.
Nj. Grimes HnNu) moved that ne Till hr ref 70
req to spc,l, committee 90 tive, '"pctlcr viii TIE
Uiii for the arsenal ana armury Ut uo West
Referred g. Sp,c.al Committee.
Tie liI for tho abolition Of slavery In Tie Dittr' 4
OF Columbia WIZ taken up. Pending which. Al 'y-
came into th. Spubta Cuoml.r FROM tie bakeries
beneath 10 Capitol, which u,,a7i1n'd some inter
ruuton nnd inquiry ~ what hccnInr u. tie % -
! TN tor the removal ui the lakviior This was '.u
! sNcr.ai hy the Information u.st Il hnd mot pa.~",
! ~, II use.
| 4 iu,.gr. 20 was received '-pm To President ten
! dcrin. tho th,Hkr ~ C.u.frss g. Commodore bu
| punt Ancr which the > nate went into EN,Du
tive session, and then Adjourned I" Monday.
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STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ANmy, starch 2l.-lhc lin to incorporate
tie Forty second strccd railroad was report "A "a
ynrnhly.
The Till 10 incorporate the Methodist Missionary
Association WIS ordered g. a thirl r.eIiy
Tue bl o. incorporate tie Pr,sh,t rinn Home
was ord rel g. thirl reading.
Nj. Mmphy hi reduced u bin b. authorize Brook
iyu g. rails over $1,000 Tor Volunteer Iui.s.s.
On lie motion unanimous consent was g.v,n, aud
the hill was read third time aud pn-s,d.
The bin g. t.yii, the crime Of murder int two
degrees "nb e. prescribe tie crime o' murGr L. was
passed hy aye. BE-. n,y- D A's,tI, bin L. 10
the sale u' hay and straw iu New Gurl. ana Brook
lyu..
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Anumber Of vessels which arrived at this port
yesterday, In a condition more or less crippled,
report that very heavy weather prev allied at sea,
and bring accounts Of numerous ci,asters. Cap
tain RoBISsoS, Of tie ship Byzantium, saw, on
fhs goth ult. an English bark with signal, Of
distrsss, and lay-to all night, but next morning
she was not in view. On the Goth he took ON
board Captain HANscoMs, together with the
Grew and seven Passenger, Of the ship Judah
Tours, Of Portsmouth,, y. H., which he found
dismASted aud sinking, aud carried them int
Port.
Captain POsTEE, u the bark L. Foster from
Palermo reports HAT on the 9th instant b. WI.
BOARDED by lhr-SLip S.eo Of Maine from Lon.
don 70 New i0rk, and short u royi,ions, hay
ing taken OF board The csptsin and hi, wife an. 4
slsTen sesmen u Norwegian BAH, vlic!. ae
snoOun'rred in sinking condition.
Captain Morn, o. the SchDoler h0n,ro,s rr.
port ths' be Jaw large ship ashore Of Can
Iey Light On the i0th lust, with a numyei
SFeckag aiVuhd H.
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he Secretary Of War, who promised to re
yort 1t to the Board Of Engineers, and that wss
the last he heard Of 1t, until after the fall o.
Sumter, when he found this very principle ap-
piled for the reduction Of that fort.
A some iron-proof vessels are wanted with.
out delay, Mr.. Hirst suggests the purchase q
two or three propellors Of COO tons each, which
can be hon-armorod to meet the enemy In two
Nrn0La
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Later from Havana.
nr.ra mn .anrrnn

HFNh Ihoh hfNtcOs
by the steamer Kamak, arrived Al this pc
la5t evening, we have Havana dates 10 the 1tth
Special Correspondsnos Of the Sun.
Havand, March live lave dates from Vera
Cruz NJ 70 the I'll inst Little Of interest has trans
pred there since our last dates Of the 9TH. The
French re-eniorccmsnts lad no, arrived.
Inc English are all tsave 100, ''who remain
aeieiid TIE British fag'Y embarked and ready g.
tart i1r ENGLAND. They sold their mules, harness,
&c., o. the French.
sickness stu continues In Vera Cruz, principally
.nons tie spanish troop. Gen. Prim and bod!
guard lct for Orsata on the 4th.
Tie Confederate s'o.p O,tn,is. from Pensacola
as lc't fuf Nassau she is ~ IL tons burthen. and
| trough 20 bales %. cotttuL; size helps with Ia
-.utl public, - IL tons, Sc, t. make tie Boz
heard u ,n tlo IN 'lish parliament. The steamer
u AZ Juk'r, tsNa- Nauder,lny lea the same day
mr. Matatuofa, With ne Epr'.sh fsg fylry, ais,
sailed the came day, the steamer PIX, DALLAS Co,
Whtmorog she hl" been wh.tev Rshed, anal Neunts
We ButHh ,.iNr-. Tie Enl 80 Consul ltiu j..
making fortune ly changing the flags " r,hel
vessels TO that % Inf'suu, usually With the Sam,
'nii 1'us si,d crows tla brought toiu b.. merely
T. have tEnsisll iunu OF straw g. appear ~
fIe.glts aro looking up. and American vessel,
ar tn. p" nec'y taken than last month.
k.rcy BE- creating Uu iuu.,itc ova.t,mcrt TIE
C,I'a '-ttcr .r., anil tl,-,..re. attic b.. lu,s"
i''c 'Hkeil great f '"rrs' loo linn, and lsye d.uc a.
800 Z. t.. f.vrtt !. r.I .Itl.
TIE p ,lp a. e,iis anne in YESTERDAY. There
lave 's.i '.tf.s II O.HmRrr. s.. ...a ,lr u .'.eo.
ua. Gu,,Uaya,gs ru1 villa d,' Cuua: OIL gained ly
g.. ''vD..m,ut tops Ir.po b.S ial boon
ki''i e'l riI. A'prH Hud H.,o II -. All Ito
rslcls have Necu t,f.u prisurrrs.
-'... 90 Hu ,,ftI quake as itt iu Caracas Oh
Ac .'tl.
Tron sA4gAr.-rrR E,urAW.
The transport slip EU7a and J. .. i.pm ,stou,
tt o. island. vt - pat 90 tr q. y 1873 Ramp
h'r' he "m'nt' put 'n'" Nassau on Tie l'tu' Tor
s,'thal advanced 10 twelve .outa per pound At
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Vance, SAT, in J,u,lo,u

No'tiRe, Morh 2i.-Souihcm advises re-
cei'ed here say that Yanc,y arrived at New Or.
cans, aud made speech, avovng thu uo help
could he procured from Ens giant or France, and
urging retaliation by stopping cotton cut Walton
Phr,on Brownlow leaves fuI the North to-day.
EOtstille, Pa, March GA letter from Howard
Potts, engineer OF tho L. s. gm-boM watcrwityh,
couhrus the cN turc by that vessel Of the scho nor
William Mallory, with the traitor Yancey.
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Chicago, March IA special Dispatch to the
Chicago TRIBUNE, from Cairo, Goth, says that
report was received this morning from syk,ston,
Lat Jaif' Thompson had landed at Cape Gcrsrdouu,
snd was pressing men and horses into the rebel
service. Skirmlsh had taken place between the
Union forces and his advance. Three Of the emmy
we've killed and wounded. ReinlOrcements have
..t sapl 1lara
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Mr -hiuHton Items.

Washington, NorcL 2l--Numorous nprlica-
lions are made tv merchants and shippers 10 the
Treasury Department. f'r permission 1, trade with
tho rt,aroircd ports, tli these are uniformly re.
fused.
Nothing h. i'nc TO interfere With the b'o-<.de
IN, public debt and all foreign dfans arc paid al
maturity.
Aivccs lave icNn received hcre fr,r, Mc7-rs
.'u'1u cr1 T'l'-.igcm N,.hyilc which repre-
seni' il't Tie Union sentiment is tsl.J!y r,.ns 10
Tcua. see.
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TmE Ninth WARD IIoMIcIDE-CoScLusio'
~ THE CoRoSER's INQUEST AND VERDICT OF
HE JuRY-DIscHARoE or THE DEFENDANT
ire Investigation before Coroner Hegeman AMI
,rIy, IN the case Of Paul oNeill, who was killed H.
ONO or Coarady, Of the 9th Ward Police, on Tue'