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The New York herald., 1862-03-04
T HI e N A " Y.
The Ericssou Battery.


The iron-cad steamer Monitor went trial trip yes
terday 10 test her steering qualities having on board
commission composed Of Commodore Gregory, Chior En-
gneer Garvin and Naval Constructor Hart she left the
Navy Yard a past ton o'clock In tho morning. and
proceeded down outside the Narrows, where her guns
were fred and the vessel manGuvred and the Commits
sion reported verbally last night 70 Commodore Pauding
that they consider her % very successful.
One man steered hor with perfect case and facility.
she made complete revolution with the holm hard
in space of three times her own length, the time
ouircd being four minutes and threequarters. II
had been feared by many naval officers that
when the guns were fred the concussion within
the turret Would be 700 great for the
To boar but was found that, tho contrary, the
cusson within was less than IL without the turret
and was not all upon the ear In part when
charge Of canister, weighing one hundred and thirty
ave pounds, was fred with the full charge Of fifteen
pounds Of powder. Her speed BY the chiplog was six
and quarter knots hour, with sixynve revolutions
Of the engines Tho boilers being new and greasy oamed
80 that The engines could not be worked up 70 their
The Commission expressed themselves as agresably
disappointed In the performances Of the vessel In every
respect The only difficulty they mention s, that the
iron pilot house Affects the compass; but IL is believed
The Navy yard at ave p M whore she now lies. II is
expected she will 60 70 sea tomorrow.
The following correct list Of the officers belonging
10 the United states steam gunboat Cayuga:-
Lieutenant commanding-N. b. Harrison.
Lieutenant and erscssiue oncer-Georse IL Perkins
Assistant Suwcson-Edward 8. Bogert.
ASistanf PavndHsr-J. W. Whihen.
Acting Vountser Aassers-E. D. Percy and T. II. Nor.
ton.
Captdin's Cleyk-C. N. Burns.
Second Issistanf Enqsnesr--Gcorge W. Rodgers.
TAird Asistdnt Bngiwcers-Ralph Aston, Joseph W.
Sydney and Josiah @. Chanse
Ictino Masters kates-James Gilin, @. II. Part, r B.
Magee and X. J. Bostwick.
The steam sloopof- Oneida, which was put In COM
mission on Friday last will probably proceed 70 sea TO-
day
The storsshps Supply and Relief taking In csrgoes
Of ordnance stores and provisions ~ the Long dock for
the blcckading squadron.
rhs steamer Massachusetts, 10 undergoing repairs al
he wharf opposite the shears.
The frigats Sabine is At the buoy, awaiting fresh
Compliment Of men, portion OF her crew having been
drafted of 70 the Mortar hsst for immediate service.
The steamboat parisp tobe doeksd n the course ofs
week, and undergo general overhanling
The new frigats IAekawana, II making considerable
prosress, her frare beng UP.
There wAs large nunhsr Of ANAL steamers ready n
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American Tenants I'm Paris.

INTERESTING SUIT OF OCCUPANCY AND AN APPEAL.
From Gagnani's Messenger, Feb. IL.
An appeal from judgment OF the Tribunal of Premiere
Instance last week for hearing before the Impc
rial COURT Saturday In which tho parties Interested
were Mr.. Thalcn, wealthy Amer lean residing in Paris,
and NJ Troyon, the proprietor Of house IN which tho
former occupied furnished apartment.
Early last year ~ oyon inserted the following adver.
tiscment in the journals
To be let handsome apartment, furnished occupied by
Mr. and Mrs Phaen At 70 rue de rUniverss, al rent or
$1,000 francs n year.
Mr.. Phalcn did not approve Of such publicity being
given his name and, after protesting In vain against
the continued insertion OF the he sued NJ
Troyon for damages which laid at 900 francs On
the other hand NJ cyon, who wanted 70 sell his house.
sued Mr. Phaen for rans damages because ho had
refused to allow intending purchasers 10 the apart
mont. In giving judgment these cross actions the
Tribunal decided that Mr. PhAsns occupancy did not
expire till the LIST Of October he not bound to admit
persons the apartment until aor the LIST OF july
whereas the advertisements inserted In February
that the introduction Of Mr. Phaens name was Alto
gethsr unjustnabe that Mr. Phaen had by these pro-
ceedings the part Of Troyon, been troubled In the
peaceful occupancy Of his lodgings and was entitled 70
compensation; that Troyons complaint OF refusal 10
show the apartment was unfounded as no had no right
TO send persons to IL until he had given due notice TO
the occupant that the house TO let The Tribunal,
therefore, decided that Toyon must omit the Of his
tenant In oil future advertisements, and condemned him
70 pay 200 francs, with all costs OF suit Against that
judgment M Troyon appealed, but the Court confirmed
the former judgment
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NEWS FROM GEN. BANKS DIVISION.

Seizure OF Rebel Supplies-Capture Of
Richard Neutrality-suspicious. Affairs
Progressing ProsperOusly, &c.
CHARrEsrowS, Va, March 8, 1852.
Six hundred to thousand barrels of flour belonging
to the rebels have been seized and stored here wooen
mill, owned by man named Davis, which had boon
manufacturing rebel cloths, also seized, with con-
siderable stock
Richard Washington brother Of the late John A. Wash.
ington, is confined at Harper's Ferry.
Nothing Of importance transpired in our lines LAST
night or yesterday
Our national interests in this section appear 10 be N
prosperous progression.
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News, fr om New Mexico.

kAEsZS CnY, hhrCn D, I6oz.
The Sante Fe mail has arrived, with Fort Craig datsq
20 the 14th u There has boen no battle yet The sns-
my's force was the advance from Aamosa, whero
they been cncamped threo days. On the 18th their
pickets werc at Adale WALL eighteen miles below Fort
Craig having driven in scouts 70 the main guard.
Colonel Candy, thinking The enemy on tho move, put
his whole available force route for the battle ground
whcrc hc arrived in good season. The enemy not ap.
pearing hc returned to Fort Craig At eight P. N. no
enemy's forces are varously estimated but II thought
that they do not exceed 20o mostly mounted and shs
pieces Of artillery.
s thought that an encounter cannot much longer be
deaved.
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shop Of Yankee jsweer who had long been suspected
Of disloyalty The feeling in Nashville strongly South
ern. deep gloom seemed to cover the community.
Citizens avoid intercourse Of any kind with the invaders
Two British flags have been raised by the property hold
ers thus evncng their intention claim the protection
OF that government.
The sick are being removed from Columbus.
We are pleased to learn that General Beauregard 10
making prompt and energetic preparations for the attack
which seems so imminent on Columbus.
The reported capture Of R. johnson Donslson
il incorrect He arrived at Nashville Saturday. hav-
ing escaped from the hands Of the enemy.
JEFF Thompson left his old headquarters day before
yesterday secret expedition. He will turn up some
where.
Both houses Of the Tennessee Legislature met on tho
9th, and adjourned for want Of aquorum.
Considering JEFF. Davis message the Memphis Appeal
says is free confess the Of his past policy and
the Of the disasters which have followed from IL.
We think the will be made on the advancing
Columns Of the enemy; that will attack. pursue and
uesroy, instead Of being attacked, pursued and de-
sroyed The spade will be dropped and the bayonet ~.
sumed. In other words the policy Of the Fabian Davis
will yield to that Of the Napoeonc Beauregard In view
Of these facts little morning through the dark
clouds that at present environ u.s. which will burst forth
in less than sixty days in full resplendent lustre.
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NEWS FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Report OF the Shoddy Investigating
Committcc-Accitlent ON the Harlem
Rallroad-Thc Broadway Railroad Bill,
&C., &c.
ALBANY, March 8, 1852.
Tho Shoddy Committee are preparing their report,
and will submit it to tho Legislature some time this
week. rcservng portion Of until they conclude their
Investigations. They have taken up the different classes
OF contracts entered into by the Military Board, and
will report all Of those classes that they have finished
tho examination Of reserving the right to continue the
investigation regard to tho other classes They have OBJ
tanned rich placcrs. No other legislative nvestigat
ing committee within my knowledge has done so much
work short time, accomplished as much in fer
reting out the corruptions in military contracts. This
report will contain many rich and racy items.
There another accident the Harlem Railroad to.
day The rear thrown over on its side by the
breaking Of q rail- The train was going at full speed,
and when the were stopped the trucks wore some
forty rods behind tho II had boen dragged that dis
lance tho sdc Fortunately most Of tho passengers
were In the forward cars and those who In that
car managed escape injury by cnging TO their soas
The only injury done to passengers aside from tho fright
consisted OF sprains and slight bruises Tho car was
saved from complete smash by failing upon and being
dragged along snow drift.
No person has appeared to-day TO offer amendments 10
the Broadway Railroad BILL has the committee up 70
late hour this afterne on received any amendments
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WATERsHMX

leave yesterday-soms with steam on but where bound
Ii not positively known.
The United states revenue Flora, Rufus Coffin
Lieut. Commanding (ato Of United States revenue steam
Tiger stationed at the Narrows, sailed Sunday for
Port Royal, s.
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Personal Intelligencc.

Captain Kennedy, Of the steamship Etna R. B. Carpcn
ter Of Virginia. c. p Hsmmnway, Of Chile and @. Ed
munds OF Burlington stopping at the Everett House.
Captain G. E. Mabie, OF Now 0rlcans;T. E. Irvine and
Mr.. Faber, Of England Samuel Emmss, Of Boston, and
g. W. Connet, Of Philadelphia, stopping at the New
York Hotel
william Temple and Y. Q. Hill, Of tho United States
Navy; A. c. Peuchy, OF San Francisco H. W. Hicks and
wife, OF New York; s. Barrow and wife, and Mr.. Colt
and wife, OF New Jersey, and W. p nlloson Of Dutch
ess county, stopping at the Brevoort Houso.
A. Dali, OF Baltimore; D. H. Eamos, Of Worcester; c.
Mason, Of Hamilton Il. Baldwin, +. T. Snow, c. L. Bart
lett and g. Davis Of Boston, F. W. Kennedy, Of Phla
dephia r. d. Hubbard Of Hartford; J. l.. Mitchell, Of
Albany and r. +. Moody, Of Iowa. are stopping at tho
Fifth Avenue Hotel
j. Chathcld, OF Connecticut; N. Gibson Henry w. o.
borne Mr. Whitaker and wife, Mr. Marlin and wife, and
NJ Cunningham, OF Philadelphia; c. ID. 6chubath Of Prov
dcnce, and o. p Coleman Of New York. are stopping a
the IAfarge House.
W. II. Collins, b. Jones, and J. p. WOODWARD OF Phila
dcpha; j. d. Osborne, Of Louisville, Ky; Q. y. Fuller
OF Cincinnati and W. L. Obrne, OF Baltimore, are stop
ping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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News from CALIFORNIA;.

sAr FRANcrsco, March 3, 1001
Tbs seauash,p siorra Nevada sailed to-day for tho
North crowded with miners emigrating 70 the oregon
and British Columbia gold mines
thu wharf this morning The nre is supposed 70 have
been the work Of the crew. part Of whom were pus On
hoard by The police The wreck will be sold tomorrow.
She WINS about 10 sail for China In ballast.
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The Rebel Generals Buckner and Tigh-
man ut Fort Warren.
The rebel General Bucknsr and Tilghmsn arrived -
Eve O'Clock this afternoon, and were mmedasey oon-
veysd 70 their quarters At Fort Warren.
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The Price pr Coal.

PHuApkLrhh nncn ., 1901
Companies held here to-day 10 decided TO meet the
prices Of the Pennsylvap coal Company and sell ~ less
rates II necessary,
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Tclcgraphic Communication with Fort
rcss Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, March 2, 1897 :
quantity Of teegraphic cable has arrived here for
the completion Of the line the bay Az The
soundngs can DO completed the line will be extended 70
Cape Charlce This will be within two or three days,
IL IL aunrosad.
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Rebel Accounts from Tenne...e

AFFAIRS AT NASHVILLE FROM A REBEL POINT OF
vIEw--BusHR0D JOHNSON NOT CAPrURED--JErr.
THOMPSON ON AN KxPKDIrI0N-JRFF. DAVIS CON-
DUCT OF THE WAR C0NDBMNED-GREAr THINGS
xxPKCrKD OF BEAuREGARD, ETC.
From the Memphis Appeal, Feb. 2s.I
We have information from Nashville up 70 nosn OF
Wednesday. General Buell. and Commodore Foots ar.
rived and occupied tho place. Tho United States flag was
raised over the dome Of the Capitol and floats there now
us ono federal aag wss exhibited, and that from the
The New York herald., 1862-03-04
rxr,oston Mt Detroit--sevcral Persons
Killed.

An explosion occurred to-day at the oil refinery Of N.
Harmon Co., demollshing the building and killing seve-
Among them Robert Higham and Chase L. Dibbe TIVE Of
The proprsors Others are supposed 70 be buried In the
uiun
The New York herald., 1862-03-04
FRANK LESLIE'S
ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPER

TWENTY ENGRAviNGs,
OF mammoth size,
NATIONAL VIyroRrEs
Over the rebel forces
Win II e U nn
of which viii be Of size forty-one inches
TaiE VIEW OF THE PRINCIPAL WORKS AT FORT
rneod,n. the w..r nasrlss p0NEtsoS sS ,,s r.,o,.,
The CSmberand river and distant View the Town Of
on Ss 1 es Of s Of White
Gns EGfgs MsFshP of F5Rr h
CAPTURE OF FORT DoNELsoN-charge Of the Eighth
FORT D0MELS0N-The Water Batteries Of the Fort look
VIEW OF iHE INTERIOR OF THE FORT the day sf.
oRf ri boSELsoSA wounded Soldier
TnE WAR IN rENNEssEE-Group of Rebel Prisoner,
REBEL Green after
Public Square, with tho
cSr HSSis 1 81 E1SpS And cRoArAs
S1P SS ffk SEAT OF WAR IN THE wEsr.Inelud.
Esnaey and Tennessee, with the localities Of the recent
THE iURNsIDE ExPEDiTIoN-The Steamer Pocahon.
as laden vh Horses for the Expedition, Wrecked Hat
ECkTRxir Or MAJOR gENERAL J. A. GARFIELD
f0RTRAI1 OF the REBEL GENERAL, s. B. BUCK
fiRsr LANDING OF THE UNITED STATES TROOPS
TIE APPROACH OF THE UNITED STATES GUN.
'Ist,R PoRTESfr on EAJoR KrMpAL1. LEADER OF THE
suessssfu charge hs Hawkins zouaSes on Fort
DsasRRaTsR DSoRTRAfT hpTnoSs os MD MHoR GENERAL
Commanding the United Aaes at the capture Of Fort
viii also contain a sssa ;B'Ssa;a \. AZ r. thrilling
nyAn American author Equs u spythDs now publishing
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Fire at Bleomin gton, III.
CpicAoo, March Q, 1ee2
The Nichols House a bloomington, ~, was Sestrcyso
by ere Lest night Loss $4,000; insufsa ieg szV'v'
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THE REBEL GIBRALTAR EVACUATED.

Map Columbus K with the Positions Of the Fodcaon nrench-
nsnts. &C., Previous Its Evacuation by the Rebels
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IMPORTANT FROM MISSOURI.

Fight Mt Sykestown-Capture OF Forty
Of JeH. ThompsOn's Gang.
CmcAGo, March 8, 1862
special despatch to tho Chicago Tribune from Caros
ed inst says
gentleman just arrived from Charleston No. brings
intelligence of the capture Of forty Of Je Thomp-
sons band and four small FOUNDER guns, Sykes
town.
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Military Men to Keep out Of the News.
papers.


ORDER OF GENERAL HALLECK.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE hrssoym,
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26, 1852. !
l. The public press has given circulation to the follow
ing correspondence:-
with oae Of Se
west bringing IN aity prisoners Our cavalry also eneoun;
Bloomfield They succeeded in routing them. Killing
missing wounded They found dve bodies, known
:" % 'A''A A''A ". F. KELLOGG, Colonel Commanding
General z: PAINE comma nding Cairo. .-
Hang one Of he rebel cavalry for each Union man mur.
after this two for each Continue to scout cap.
j; A; PAINE. Brsadier General Commanding
General Paine in explanation OF tho foregoing says
that at the time he received the despatch Of Colonel Ke
ogg he supposed they caught the rebel cavalry in the
The Major General commanding takes this earliest op-
portunity TO publish his disapproyal of this ordor y
contrary to the rules OF civilized and, II its spirit
should be adopted the whole country would be covered
with blood Retaliation has its limits, and the innocent
should not be made to suffer for the acts OF others
whom they have no control
Again: by whom this official correspondence fur
nished TO the press in violation Of the regulations
and repeated general orders9 The impuaton rest
upon the two officers concerned until they account for
Information Is almost daily furnished to the public
press respecting army movements which should bol
known only to the General giving the orders and 70 th
enemy may sometimes cost US the lives OF thour'
sands. Moreover, the contents Of Official letterss
which should have been known only to the writer
together with pdrte statements and misrepre-s 1
scnations Tho law and army regulations afford RENEE
dy for oil personal grievances, no matter by whom they
have been caused; and when military officers carry the
complaints 10 newspapers tho Inference that they e
without foundation Hereafter any officer who publishes,
without proper authority, Information respecting tho
movements OF armies, even Of battles won, or any
a and the Secretary War that the whole
seized and destroyed.
N II. MCLEAN, Assistant Adjutant General.
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len. Halleck's Omcial Report Of the
Fight.

Fight.
Sr. LOUIS, March 8, 1882.
The following is copy OF q telegram from Gen. Hal.
leck to Gen. Mcclellan, Washington.
It is oficially reported that JeG Thompson,
with large force Of cavalry and artillery
came north from New Madrid. Our forces ad.
vanced from Buds Point and met his forces Lukes
town. He pursued into the swamps by the cavalry
of General Hamilton and Colonel Morgans brigade and
three pieces Of artillery captured General Pope pursued
another detachment south capturing three pieces
of artillery captain ono lieutenant and number of
prvates. H. W. HALLECK,
Major General Commanding.
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THE DESTRUCTION OF COLUMBUS.
~~>~~~~~~~~~~>>~-~>>~>>~~>
The Rebels EVasuate Their Principal Strong
hold, the Gibraltar Of the Mississippi.
MAP OF THE LOCALITY.
Description Of the Fortincations kc-
cording to Our Latest Advices.
SKETCH OF THE VILLAGE,
&e., &s., &e.
THE DESTRUCTION OF COLUMBUS.
MAP OF THE LOCALITY.

Supposed Burning Of Columhus, KY, BY
the Rebels
4 CmcA9o. March s, 1862.
special despatch tstAs Chicago Fsbs~s from CAire
says that very bright light Of very large oonnagra-
ton in the direction Of Bandvls was seen from here
Friday night At nine O'Clock Saturday night the sky
was brilliantly illuminated by the reflection Of largo
connagration directly In the line Of Columbus and appa
rsntly about as far distant
81. LOUIS, March Q, 1902.
special despatch to the Democrat from Cairo, March
2,says that great light in the direction Of
Columbus last night 1t is generally believed that the
rebels thore have burned everything of in1ammabe
nature.
Prominent officers believe that Columbus was burnt
last nigh: The rebels said to be forying Island
No. 10, thirtyfve miles below Columbus which place
they will fall back upon. High ground s found ON the
Island which is well adapted for planting batteries to
command the river.
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