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Oar dates from tbs North are to the 18th
Instant We make the subjcined seiec-
tons:
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4 correspondent Of the New York "rIi-
bure," writing Or the lSts. OF :he bstrle OF
ShaTpsourg, says:
We Eave been bulyirg our dead and carry
lcE Ct the battle field our wounde!. I haze
just returned FROM the sicken;ng spsctacle.-
soldiers who Went through all the battles Of
the Peninsula say Fair Oaks and !Mslrern Hill
were rs nothing compared with it. The dead
lie IN henps, the wouaded ara Coming III ~
:Hcuscn1s. Around and in u lug. balm about
'aA'f a ali. frcn thu spot where Gen. Hooker
engaged t.. ~-"ni.y' 8 !cf, I counted 1850
TouHttai. 4. 40 III: same road, and ;T::nin
tbs distance c; miles, are three mu-e hiss.
p;sS!s, each having from 900 to 700 III then,
IN! long trains Of alubuiances s~tanG;rg IL tie
road wa'ting to discharge their bloody loads
Surgeons: with hands, arms and garments
covered With blood, arc busy alnputatins
hnts, extracting balls All bandagins wounds
OF every nature, n every part OF The body
Rebel soldiers in great numbers lie among our
D%n, aud receive the same attention.. | cav
4 rebel officer II the 9th Alabama regiment
endure the ampula;;on of MS l-g without the
use Of chlc7cfnrm. Every muscle In mis- 'sce
vas contracted, Is jaws looked as Il III =
death spasm, bat 40 Sound of paia Issued fron
lim. The saw and ,le kuife cid their wo:k,
bat they couli not " :"g froln hin II; eS-
p~ressiou Of PHYSICAL asony.
k-eaysvillc, Boorsbcro', M;dl.a.own, aud
I presume Frederick, srr rapidly beirg filed
WIKI the wounded frolu TIE battles Of Sunday
and Wednesday,.
In killed AMI wounded no battle VI the w..r
vii approach it. The rehris seem TO take
off our ;tSnnrs Amos. beicrc they have time
70 d'aw their men up ii line ot battle. Neatly
MI the rebel officers cannot BE distinguished
from tho ~nGirates a short distance Of. Our
oSn Gao be Seel n E,ise. The. loss, hcwrTrr,
in officers in the rebel ranks must have been
VERY .rtnt. The bodies Of Gen. Anderson
and Cisl. Whiting were this morning foInG
!yirg amc:s or own dead. Between fc:.y
and fifty rebel Captains and leu;enan = awe
i'sen found and Brought to our hospitals. I
n.ye a"aTresad with many Of them, and .hey
n! admit Il very heavy los.
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EasrrEN SHORE BATTALION.

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The New York herald., 1862-01-28
PURCHASES OF NAVAL VESSELS.
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs
I'm Reply to Secretary Welles.


The Committee Naval Affairs, TO whom was referred
the letter OF the Secretary Of the Navy answer to
resolution Of the Senate Of the 9th instant relative to
the employment Of George D. Morgan Of New York. TO
purchase vessels for the government loavs to re-
port
sideration which its important char acter de-
mand and they submit the result OF their exsmina-
the Senate BY the letter OF the Secretary the
committee and the Senate relieved from all embar-
10 the evidence Of the transactions under
consideration the facts plainly stated by thc Sec
retary who without endeavoring 70 conceal up
any Of the prominent features Of the claims IN hs
letter that matter for praee rather than and
that his c1nduct the faithful fument o; hts public
duty; and Mr. Geo. ID. Morgan, the agent employed and
who admits in his letter 10 the chairman Of the Commit
tee ON Naval Affairs in the House OF Representatives
which the Secretary Of the Navy adopts and makes
OF bis report TO the Senate he has already recey cd
seventy thousand dollars 0oO the brief period Of
few months In which he employed, solemnly de
clares upon his character and responsibility as mer-
chant and man Of business that he regards the system
adopted by the Secretary WISE and IL faithfully
well carried out at this time highly conducive the pub
lie interests II this be true the deserves
praise and IL the faithful ulnent Of public duty and
faithfully and well carried out highly conducive TO
the pubic interests then ought be into
ordinary and regular mode Of furnishing supplies for
army and navy and extended 10 many branches of
the public service as possible.
THE QUESTION CONDENSATION
In order 10 form proper estimate Of this system 80
much auded br the Secretary and his agent let us see
in the FIRST place, precisely what IT is The government
proposes 10 buy large number Of vessels and employs an
sGent 10 purchase them alown him receive from the
seller two and a half per cent the prizes paid
for each vesselin other wcrds, one-fortieth Of as
The New York herald., 1862-01-28
A Veteran Missionary KILLED.
OUR HALLS HILL CORRESPONDENCE.

Raw H. e. O. Dwight, the veteran missionary late OF
the gentleman killed on the Troy and
Rutland Railroad Saturday. He has been missionary
or The American Board In Turkey since 1882 and was
brief visit this country. lie has two sons in the
Union army. .,..., .
Trains on Eastern roads experienced but little detention
from the storm, and to day running on time Trains
on the Grand Trunk Railroad from Canada tcmpora-
ry interrupted but the tracks are now reported clear
The New York herald., 1862-01-28

snt at TIE st. Lawrence Hotel Philadslphs. whsn the
he corroboratss the shove statement, and adds tnas
Wait On that occasion abused the federal army saying
cowardsn The witness further states that Watt and his
eompanions on the occasion alluded 70, were much
sasd ax the result Of the battle Of Ball run, and were
very free In expressing their feelings"
The New York herald., 1862-01-28
Travel ON the Eastern Railroads..

All trains are behind time on the Housatonic, Ne
tuck and Boston roads. No train has come throug
day on either rvad.
The New York herald., 1862-01-28


T. j. Lugsnbeol swears that "McCobb clerk TO Dodge,
s n secessionist; have heard him say so"
Another witness also that Boyce tho partner Of
Dodge and Thomas, Is violent secessonist and, In
word, there 10 have been but feeling among
tho parties that Of deep sympathy with the rebel
mics of the country.
All this evidence IL these cases leaves but little doubt
Of the disloya OF Mr. Dodge and his clerk Mr. McCobb
DoINGs HARRISON BATTERY.
William II. Craig swears that Lloyd Harrison also
appointed lieutenant under the patronage OF the Adutan
General He went TO Alexandria and enlisted in Shafer
company He came back and boasted that he held
mission, notwithstanding he had enlisted In tho rebel
army. He appointed q lieutenant through the inuu-
ence Of General Thomas Says now he was drunk when
he enlisted In the rebel army. T. j. Lugenbee swears
that Lloyd Harrison Second Lieutenant in Sherman
battery. is generally regarded secessonst. have
heard him utter secession sentiments.
ExGARDKNKR JOHN WATT, NOW LIEUTENANT
UNITED STATES ARMY.
John Watt previously occupied the position Of gardener,
under Mr. Buchanan at the White House, but has since
received the appointment OF First Lieutenant in the
United States Army.
hano that John watt gardener the Presidents
House. "hss the reputation OF being in league with the
seeessonsts his associations such to lead any one
80 10 regard him"
John Pant, an cmpoye at the Capitol, testiaes that
the associations Of John Watt gardener at the Pres
dents House, are with known secessonsts, and init
mately So"
met John Watt, gardener at the Presidents
House, at the st. Lawrence Hotel in Philadelphia
Heard Watt say that "ithe Southern confedcracy
must bo acknowledged that the United States never
could conquer the SOUTH" He also said that the off,
Of the federal army OF account and spoke
highly OF the southern officers, and said that JEFF Davis
was the best and bravest man In America NJ the
Of further conversation Wait said that the fe
dera army composed Of rubbish and that the sol
diers we're cowards.n
Franklin Smith, Of Philadelphia, testhes 10 be:ss pre-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10
The French View or tho Result OF the
Rebellion.

Paris april 24) spondcnce Of london Hsrad.I
The Dbs Publishes, under tho signature Of that mys
torious parsonage tho Secretae do la Reiaction Al
eabcr article American affairs, which, /. IL under
stood The government has It's cope itrdre
cot inserted. subon iis salient parts. After stating
that South appears be getting the Of and
utmang its opinion that sooner or later, ts whole Of
the eSUni,ed States will be subjected 10 the rule o.
Washington, the writer goes to ask What nexts and
proceeds TO examine the question whether IL 10 likely
that the old federal constitution will be found efficient
whether the North and the South will forgive past dilsr
and make IL up. He expresses doubts, the sub
jcct, and goes on to hint az tive ctob,shrc Of higby
ceiircli;ed absolute gorernmeascsshcr republic or
monarchy IS imma,eridr. He says
The constitution of tho United States, whah now dates
"a a I wa @ s q hs ns and dcbs
ra,ions Of assembly which consulted s.seaslances and
eoonss e%snpsted and become sovereign States b their
By sn o. he
the @ the ssse. Of scan sss
Sycssa By them s 2. eessnE
a f i fsri
S q ;s,SS s S e. -,
gove,nmsn, were specially liked, The thirteen states
their internal Affairs and FOR al matters which, By tho
.u,ion. did MT devoIye on the federal authority That
own srcie The aes,racys shsrscarsc O. the prsssn
Of O. the no T oss J.
COLONIES accepted H. was however likely 20 becom:
arrived wien The cyii war broke out We viii now
fesp Thai
there exists strong 90 the South rccsisblsh III
haSants states hsys ssssr1.a :. ;:..r.!s
ss so as sus III. soS longer
w Srf to Re
ssss cssss 81 Ss'isi hsps
: s.' ias:'
% az Pc ss os they had o. sS s ne
With gses y The mi cf The
sns sovereigny 81 ho states being
..m o have would sps sss struck %
me authors o. as r and + se'.Sss III:
be very easy 70 reuns IL The eminent Ien who drew up
the m %sds aa ds % to T Ss n
ment OF The Individual sovereignty OF the States they
Of Ss Which 20
ss 10 but nS. p hs
This restrictive idea Of the attributons Of the federal
psSs uned state: au ss'n ana ss %
es%p =, f Son 70 M rT
the federal soveregnty within narrow limits appears % be
Moth have advocated i with much ardor as the south
~, prior 2 ss a.: SaO re-, was more in the
ported The slave States are from he wish 10 preserve
y s S,S ss thu;
giant giant nSacaced sy The insluc.
law With Or without ;hs as mt II I
| States hss had great msforsupe -, -. -. a.,,,s
In re s.s r ss.a s me
OF It's tinepsi cnsctmen,s, and that With the sane
Gs r q ;sis q. wssa
s siS o 90; s .h Ss f p;
powsr 70 money g cali the m, snSs:
ne s.,,s sn's sss "a Bs%s. ss
! tapsss corous ase by ordering 'oe As1sSs AASsss'
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Our Frankfort-on-the-NI Correspon-
dence.
KFcnr.oSrrE-NArs, April %, 1852.

TRiSKFoRr. on .rEg-yArS April %, 1862
Tyspordicns for the Gyer, National Shconq Fssiral-
Hue Castsonortic and Great Literary anl Scientific
1yyouq,,ss,,s-A itys Cliar Cf Iarira D'aeaf ioas-
Nationality qfhs CardidaesA stisS Rtqeaon to Have
Fun Command Of N. Dsails--SIelch cf ~ Lifs and
Fgeiga Sssriees Of Brisadsr Gc1d Carl Schas Of he
American Amy, DC.
Great preparations being made 10 city Tor the
National German shooting Festival, 70 be held hsrs n
the middle OF July.
The Festival Committee have already appropriated
the liberal sum Of hundred thousand forms for the
building of elegant and spacious TENTS their OUTFIT and
alornrnents. A gigantic kitchen Is 10 be built con.
necion with the immense dining tent. Ia which whols
may be roasted by the dozen A monstrous soup boiler
ia already in process Of completion, capable OF holding
soup for thousand PERSONS frying pan FOR omeets
Of thousand eggs each coffee boilers Of fabulous dsn.
sions, and wine cellar 10 comparison 10 which the
Rathswsinkeor zu Bremen sinks in pon, Of size to To-
significance.
Tessraphic lines are being put NJ between the shoot
Ing place and the city station daily paper, under the
sd.orshp Of d. schws,xsr, devoted TO the deposits
and interests u the festival 10 to be ocsny Published
By the Festival Committee.
A, he rsauest OF the COMMITTEES the Senate has order
al rsstyal COM 30 be struck from which the money
premiums Of the shooters are to be paid.
u generally expected, aud not without reason, tina,
the cossss to- certain II 10 that
-. sleS schweitzer Hochsr
schesst acb men Deulschan Becher.u
Nor lhaa eight huured shooters a,ready epsrsd
ebe A.striss shooters are exceedingly Formidable bu,
those ~ Switzerland Every shoote :, asso
citation Va Germany bso announced an intentio 10 he
present. Many Thousand distinguished shootsrs ara
expected 10 take part In the festival and exer Vrs
psraticps ore being made for Their sncseinmes, the
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A PREMIUM PAID FOR UNITED STATES DEMAND
IA notes. first issue, by +. p. JAMES CO.. 45 Wall 81.

PRoPosALs FOR s25o,oOo OF THE NEW YORK
u County Court House Stock. Sealed proposals will he
received he Conprolieis Office until Saturday May H.
ls6. until clock r. NJ when the will be publicly
opened the whole of the Of two hundred
and ft thousand dollars Of Thc New York County Court
House Stok authorized by chapter 167 OF the laws OF 1862
and by ordinance Of Board of Supervisors approved
by the MAYOR, April IL, 1862.
The said stock pro tide pay for the land
CURED for Court House, and erect such Court
House 1t will bear ut the Of per
cent annum PAYABLE half yearly the first days Of
May and November and the principal will BE- redeemabe In
successive nnna instruments of hundred thousand dol
lars each commencing with the first day OF November A. d.
1875.
The proposals will state the of stock desired and
the hundred dollars thereof and the
whose prcposas are accepted will be required to deposit
with the County Treasurer within fifteen days after the
opening OF the bids the rded to them respectively
On esentnG to the Comptroller the receipts Of the Conn
t Treasurer for such deposits tn. parties will be entitled to
receive certificates for equal amounts the value of the
stock, bearing interest from the dates Of payments.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed, PRO
rosas for New York County Court House Sto. k and
clos ID in second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
The right l. reserved oil the bids Ii
sdered the Interests Of the
county. ROBERT I. HAWS Comptroller.
Cry NEW YORK, DxPAErNINr or FINANCE, COMP
TRoLLYn's OFFICE, May g. 1862.
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PARIS, April rs, 1852
Southern Tslgrorhic Relors-Pr,rats Letters 10 Southern
@s-Ths Retei Community IN Paris-CSnfederae Orna
mens-Engiish Conircband Fraghts--TAe London Ezas
-Comm,nications Bct,oen France aud England
Spring Weataer-7fiamph Of the StsdsatsTAs Queen Of
Jfoilond-The Ner Drama, DC.
The day after tho arrival Of the of the battle OF
Corinth the Pcte published despatch purportng 10 be
seb; . mercantile house In Liverpool, from in Hal
ro,s = dated the sth OF April the purport Of which
hat sand No. 10 st remained in possession Of the
Co s-asss ast Beauregard hal entirely destroyed the
q '.ns Of CcGsrM Buers a. my, had taken sx bate.
r ,ni ado several thousand pieonsrs, aad tina,
C.a'.'. a.oislisA, N advancing 'essrt ysst.own,
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DRIZE LISTS ARE NOW BEING MADE UP FOR
Ls BIO kadng squadron and prizes are paid daily for
the San Jacnt0 Crusader, C0nsellat Mohawk, &C. &C.
JOHN b. MURRAY, Army aud Navy Banker,
No. 50 Nassau street. New York opposite the Post olce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

!" II. HUNTERI NJ d, NO. DIVISION BTHEET
W. w. since 1884, eraptions Of the skin, scrofua IN
every FORM white swelling, orchtr ysrcocee hydroceie
gravel hstna rhernatism, acute chronic 81 inaamma
tory. No pay I'll cured
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- sc STIR.
PRENrICEANi.

Even II the Government tolerates Wendell
Phillips reasonable speeches in Boston, why
do the people Are there no hens in Boston
that lay rotten eggs for emergencies?
Not another military officer Of any grade
ought TO be appointed from civil life. Though
not much of a military man, we are quite
enough Of one TO know this
The Benicis Boy Is doing big spsring
business in England We wish he woxld
throw away his gloves and knock down every
Englishman he meets.
- Poindexter's guerillss in Missouri have been
thrsshed three times. Nothing but chat can
be left
The new order Of the War Department has
put tremendous check or travel. Thousands
OF very ehivalric young mon were masking
their way to Canada and Europe. The rail-
roads and steamboats, ought 10 sue the Secreta-
ry for damages.
An anonymous rebel correspondent asks US
what we suppose our head is worth. Well,
John Morgan. his friends say, has offered two
hundred thousand dollars for il. but the offer
hasn't brought him the much-desidersted
article.
The rebels pretend that they set fire to and
blew up the Arkansas themselves. According
TO their own account, they have now sacrificed
three rams as burnt offerings to their god Of
war.
The people Of the rebel cities point proudly
TO the long. Iank grass in their streets as proof
Of the as onishing fertility of the Southern soil
IN comparison with the sterile North.
Tho rule of a tooth for a tooth would work
against US IN our fight with the rebels, for
they have less need of teeth than we have.
Is there then no place left for me-
FendeH Phillips.
Yes,-Fort Warren.
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vaAvBLLERs' DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIO gAILROAp.

BALTIMORE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
a8 U
PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHING
TON.
Or AND ATTN SUNDAY, MAY 25th, 1851,
rHE fAssENsn TRAINS rFTwEN
WARRINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND
THE WEST
viii ran as follewH:
Fsss Dsfiy 1|sins bsfSssn Waskfsgtos ssd Bsi-
h~ors-I|o Daily Trains bstsssr Wash
fsgfon dad fks West On Sundays, ssss
IraiSs TO Balfin1ors Sald ors 10
psss.pr.r. TO, III. I w' SIX. ,,o, ,o,r,
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad for oil point. w eat,
Al l0s'r rais, ofJar. t1as 6v cay eihs; ItSs WV
For PHILADELPHIA and NEW YORK
fs' /; fas & "a,
= ~ .Au ' FOR a ALL polNrs WEST,
And S.s tGDS the 5s.|STs and 6sio Rail
and on Sundays At pm.
rHAINs MOvINs SOUTH.
A.: Baltimore iss ,. n. Arrive st Ws:fini.on g
tf Hs,t Mev YER .'as m Io.
Lesve New York At II p. m; PaiisdeIshi. ,so..
M /; Baltimore 80 q. m. ArTiVo at WErhir.tOs
:. tSssI AesomT1e...n JssiEs Is.y. Bslsasr:
On Sundays at $50 and 10 g. m. only from Bslti-
more. No AnnspoiIs oopncctoEo on sunday tron
Baltimore or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington rs T,to .. m.
no p, p, mako eonnootions .. Washington Juno
ton; Or clay with tralns on Baltimore and Ohio
RallIosd, for all points West of tie Ohio river,
snG for Oil Roints along the lns Of Baltimore snd
Ohio road, in MARY land and Virginia.
Grains leAve AnnapollB for Bsitimnrc and Wash
las.on daily. except Sundays, 80 SIS a. IN. ana sao
pm.
Passenger Trains leaving " sshlngton al 90 n.
n. ii q. u cnd ?. and Baltimore st Sua nd Tao
g. M and $50 p. m s:sr s's!s ss Ansspolss sss
WashtEsto4 JwHettoHs.
Way Passengers mugs take tie Aeeosssedatiss
ftafsS eHly. w. P. SMITH,
N n Mssse- of Transportation.
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Or. EIs;sEsAIs,g UgIVEasaL PILLS.

e. 'ssE's' "Jtal7t1i, Bi!:teHsasss, RsGsG<ke, d
EhEGs k7s never bA:r sSflsssio IlceloI.o oftsrss
= fs fshi'g- .c,. IA. gwen Ercl sItiTs sailstS3
- ~ 49, sfl's E!s:SsFsG. Pt};s.
IG-.r :" 5-E-.g - 3tir.es s1s5 are pericsty IL
rGcHrlfS s.T 20 = @1 g.; tie rioEt tsT9sr lufaat
ys7 rE?cF' +23 FcF. rial II IelE2rirx Sill Hili9si
ssota2n.7- cid Or ictrUIe, Fstcd Eet.sf frem tht
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