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L FOR THE UNITED STATES NAVY.

July, receive proposals for the construction OF
screws acting intep andently of each other.
Thera will be, for each vessel. two pairs Of en-
built i"r the I. :. :. screw gum boats, with the
ceptIon If the length Of stroke, which will be
twenty on. inches instead of eight inches, III
before. The valve will be w addellrs d.. hese
the s engines W.T. VsTy from the ts Of
those Cfthe'gunboatS above REFER 4 to-.
ach pair OF engines WI bs entirely distinct apd
screws wi De Of bra s, fourteen feet ptoh, and OF
net iess thar, N feet oiameteT; they will De aus
tanned from the co inter- of the VESSEL by q brass
hanger, aid the shaft will reyOlve In brass pipe
conn eciIng he hanger with the hull.
pipe, with the tubes above the fGrnaoss. he CRATE
bars are not to exos d a length of OBJ feet The
hea.nsu surface NO, ess tS.u tegsfe fset
hs sPecih. ati ms for the gunboat b9i US e.e =
nslship. thickness OF mstal, etc are concerned;
al apPendages to be the same regard being had TO
the inc easad dm ne 'on, Of the boz ers ,.bs
blow s engines, will b. required
he maohiner is to be erected in the vesse's st
town \ assaorus IT'S; ~ w oLk, and Phlladel-
If toe navy ards at which the parties Intend to
furnish the machinery; the names of the parties IN
full and Of their sureties; the gr su Tor VIII oh
o mPlete and ready for steam G, with g rvo ra;a
amount of duplicate pieces, tools, InstTuments etc.
TIME from date of ooltrsot IN which they viii guar
antee TO CON, lete the work
I he proposals are to be end 'rse1 "P-oroso,s iot
cam Machine. Of We sells ruth TcO cTeLcS, 70
distinguish them from other business Letters. The
contract will embrace the usual conditions and
payments will be made in the usual manner as the
work prog resses
The Department reserves the night to Ieiect any
all of the proposals that be made under this
advertisement If in its OPINION, the public interest
requires. JJ9
ID Any parties preferrIag to make propositions
based on The other Kind OF maOhlneTy than that
above d scr bod, but of not less power. they will
receive consideration
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BuG6ABoo STORIES EXPLODED.

The telegraph to-day duly eIpiodes sundry Of
It's very recent buggaboo stories:
lst That Curtis after being defeated In Arksn'
sas, was in great danger Of being forced 10 sur
fender. The truth turns out to be that he la,
whipped the rebels in his every encounter In Ar
kansa<, and more than holds his own in every
respect
I'd. That the rebels threaten Nashville th:
truth bei9g that they retreated in haste after
their momentary raid O. MurfreesbOfo', instead
Of venturing an advance from THEME IN the di.
rection of Nashville.
I'd. That Morgan and his ffeebcoters were
threatening Lexington and Frankfort Kentucky
In this csc Il turns out that their "thrests'
meant Only "feint'' ia th,t direction, to cover
plan OF theirs to steal with imptnit7 fof few
days In another quarter Of the Stale.
A day or two will hardly pass without bring
Ing to Us a similar explosion Of the last rehe
roorback, which alleges a rebel victory at Baton
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,

y JbLl H. lebSs
will be Ieceived et the bureau Of Consfu stion
Unit, tvxsIaI, the 2.d day Of July stl2 O'Clock
%e ths nss.::s.' q II, scsf may r.qa 4s
Is 900 fees { 4ths In White Pine Common Cu'linss,
10 900 feet sss. IN Waite Pine Common Cuttings,
laOoo feet 3 a., .. %hits Pine Common Culllns..
5000 fee! Ans il White Pine Picked Cuttings.
5000 f..s WSssS s and
5000 fee. t,uS stS: Is feet Ws sns'hP BIN.
5000 feet Oh: IN WSits Pine Msron.nt.b,e
1900 feet 6sa: i's WINS Pin. Meroh.u..b.
1000 sss: = 'is i sfss Luu
5000 ets a.. s s PINE um
PER I, Z to e fsss lsf Ssss
beI. u 70 Is feet lsnEths. planned on both
$500 feet s I By White Pine Msroh.ntabls Lum-
5000 feet By & white / Inc MsrchsntabIs Lum-
5000 s. !! = feet liin as s.roA.n..b. Lum
&c l::s An; IL! n = h's "a "a
SS lei lei s.sS: H. MMs sSosssnyy
1000 feet 6-aths IN. MahoEanJ -lE1s
i $$ 81 81 En- ::;s: E Me- Me-;
sssE ss::sl :. = 81: IS III:
s'''inn'n' a,sis.s 'csh atom: sssin..r
,O-lO. sA1i 9S. t sss Rss department
FfEsa soAAsoEssis EsH TOMATOES.
Isassl' Tins; INs . L,.sa.
all, CsfBSS utn rrt<t eel Az.
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DIED.

Al the residence of his grandfather. on Seventh
Itrest, 81 Drsetown, the morning OF the 18th Of
July, CHARLES JUSEPh CALHOUN, eldest
soL Of William III. and Cornelia Ca hour, sfter an
illness of months, in tie 18th year Of his age.
We miss 'hee sadly, yet We know
Thy soul still lives, forever blest,
And there where healing va.ers dow
We Eons to inset vi hen were At rest-H .. Z.
His funeral will take plaos from the residenci Of
his father, No 81 Washin ton street., 6eorE otown,
ON TO morrow Thursday afternoon, at S o olook.
On the 18th instant, 6psIAyUS A.. ktECk-
IA. Kieokhoefer,
On the morning OF the 18th instant. in Baltimore,
of MAJ gnant scarlet fever. WILLIE RUMAlNE
LYCk1T. only son Of William G. and Sarah Il,
Lyoett, aged Yeas,
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TIE EXPECTED we're.

As the second edition Of days Star goes
to press, the impression increases that the &C
ton Of Congress on Mr.. Clark's proposed decla-
raiions Of the meaning Of certain clauses Of the
Confscation bill, will relieve the President from
the task Of vetoing it. The signs Of the times
in tie Senate chamber that his alleged wlst 60
will be promptly and gracefully ecceded TO. We
doubt not, the House viii promptly acquiesce In
such Senatorial action.
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CRI~ISAL COURT.-JEiy. Is WIN. r King,
co,ored. wss convicted OF burglary, aud sen
fenced { three years In the penitentiary.
John Cole, colortd, wa found guilty OF steal
Ing a watch, and sentenced 10 Ihe pSnitentisry
for one year
Jelly rs In the case OF Albert Glossberger,
charged with reCeivin: stolen goods, q noiIe
pTcSsgEi VS. entered.
John Downs was tried for passing counterfeit
mon-y. aud acquitted.
q bswdy house.
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DaoPosALs FOR MULE LlTTERs.
DIPoT QuARTERMlsTER's OHFIcE,
Gc~~s 80 1874 O~H n Sf,ssf


Corner 1874 and n Strssts, ,
WAsHIEeToy, u. c., July T.lS62N
SIALKp PROPOSALS will he received at this offo-
Sve tSc :, ,Ss CITY 6
4 .peol@.n q The litter 70 be furnished must &C.
This ability Of the bidder to ill ths contract,
should Il be awarded him. mist he guaranteed ~
appended to the guarantee.
IRE resHonslhity of the suafsntors must be
pearsst district court Of the United States dis
trlot attorney
yorss Of Gxs,saiss.
-, And -. OF tie county of - and Stats
4"G, do hereby guarantee that 80. -, Is able to
bis propSsiton. snd that should his pro ,osition he
.ocsstsd, he will q Snoe enter into contract IN
should the oontr act be awarded him We are pre-
pared 70 become his securities.
lre this guarantees must be appended ths oftcIsl
Bonds esusl 10 amount IN the amount specified
to lie PAID, slsnsd BY the ooni,sotp. and both Of
Ss s T , be OF the successful
=, Proposals must DO addressed TO COL D. n.
RUCkEk. Qu.rtermAster Y. s. A my, w ashinE-
t0e y; g. and muss be plainly marked
FORM OF PROPOSAL.
Co. ZIP .. H. id R., xs I'm. Us;4 4, s,,,.or
agree to farnlsh ana denver to tho United 8 ate'
u The CITY Of WsshinEt n. within - days from
mule lItters to oopiorm in ali respects TO the Eat
tern her With submitted, for the sun Of - dollar,
.OospsOd vel request 70 Be Ho
and that the contract and bond may DO forwarded
to me Cor us)st for siEnstuse.
and certificate So's-nsatio1sd; s ,ru
jv1-us.hj Col. and depot q us,tsrmsstcr.
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DEAFNESS, all maladies Of the Eye and Ear
treated exclusively by DR.. Won MoschIisksr, DC
ulist and Aurst, III Pennsylvania avenue. Those
who need his services NAV RELY on receiving under
his care all the benefits that aural and cphthalmc
science render for the restoration Of sight and
hearing. The numerous testimonials OF cures
from such credtable sources repeatedly publish
ed, make all further statements unnecessary.
Medical men are at all times most welcome TO
witness DIR. NJ IS operations and treatment 5.$
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BOARDING.

ID ting Rooms, on hrst floor. Tor rent. vita
hoard. Also, two single Rooms, on third t.ov, ~
ais street, between 9Th and 9Th streets, % or
from e.h street. VA 81
Six OR EIGHT 6ENTLEMEN CAN BE
- Accommodated with Board and Furnished
Rooms a. the BoeZdlns (private) Hoase op l1n
street. between and X. No 40s. le0
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GITER RII.I.Aa

Yesterday as a Federal regiment was passing
trcm Front Royal towards Winchester, two rife
shots were Erred at It by some unseen foe, who,
Of course, beat hasty fettea to escape due pun.
ishment,
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You can gain five pounds Of healthy flesh per
month by using DR.. Tumblety's Pimple Banisher.
IL 10 invaluable for removing pimples, blotches,
&c tan, reckIes, sallowness and all impurities
and roughness Of the skin, leaving the same
blooming with beauty. iy5-H
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REAL EsTATE SArEs.-w. L. VIII 4 Co =,
auc'iOneers, sold on Monday afternoon In front OF
the premises, pa; OF lot numbered seven, In
square nfty-hye. Ths property 10 Improved, and
10 situated on Twenty thi d street west, between
north h and | streets, purchased oy james kee-
nan for SIS. Also, by the same. lots I6 and Il.
In square ~, twenty feet front, and running back
one hundred and eve, al tue corner Of Twentieth
and y streets. First Ward; lot 10 purchased bv
James Barnett at ten cents per foot, and lot Il
purchased by same at nEe cents per foot Also,
by toe same, On Tuesday afternoon, In front OF
the premises lot No. IL, Ia UhlmenS ~ % vision
Of lots numbered ele, with the Improvements,
sold 20 Henry Keller for $3.50.
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To OBTAIN fine carts De risits nkenesses 20 70
Whitehurst's, No. i3i Pennsylvania avenue He
10 selecting (origina carts de viSits Licensees of
disting uished men, embracing all the prominent
men Of this country. See his ikenesses In oil and
water colors. Those desiring camp and field views
taken call and leave your orders. jy 12-eolm*
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS /!

Just opeued on the corner Of 2oth street anf Pa.
avenue, north side, large stock OF CLOIHING.
HATr, CAPS and BOOTS and SHOES. which
Will be soid ~ very low prices.
cor 18th e. and Pa. sv., and No <6e fth GO,
ospOslts Post Once.
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James Brown and Thomas csrter. Charles
Burman, q slsves-Anns and klnora Peck U.
i. Barnes, 2 slsvts--E ben Mtodleton and Heury
Allen. + T. Barnes, trustee, slsve-Ceesai
Butler. Robert Dick, sisvcs-Tom, Mary ana
Barbara. Susan Esene, I slave-Adsm Lee
E1enia Sweeney, slsves-Ross and VIM u
West. p. dcOver, sisves-Msrgsret and
Alien. WIN. Wilson, s'sves-Eley and Nan
Diygs Ann NJ. Washington, 2 slsves-EiiI~
Tippins sRd Ludwell 6unRell. =. willisms.
trustee, tlsvss-Rarny q. Brodt, Chariot
Hudley and Rose I.ee Virginia Bell &c al .
slaves- WinEey, Susan, Ottoway and Sally
EuEabeth Bohrer, slave-Maria Boole AM
Jones ] slave-Ma2dslene ~ Prstber.
sIaves-wm HcCubbin, Harriet Shivsu and
Ndth an Long Aha Sheeby, ! slave-Harriet
Jackson. yanes +. Mitchell, I slsve-Anna
Smms A NaiioT. slaves William and joe
johnson, allie Butler, MartnS Wharton, Phtilis
and Lewis Ellen Jabbott. q slave-yennie
Young Delilah Clarke, slaves-henl. Martin,
Sarah Dickefs n, William Butler, Frset yovce,
Mary. Robert add 10 Johnson. Albort b. Berry,
slaves-Maria aud - Lee sqd Sandy Brown.
Matilda Hamilton, ] sisye-S san Birthstone
John r MAJ, 1 slave-kity Wilson. l. Wal
lscs It al 1 slave-Juliet Brooks. Cornelius
Badwin. l slavs-NillY Nangh'oa.
Yesterday was the last das for ice reception 81
petitions. sud no more will be fled The Com
missiOre,s will proceed with "a eVamiRa't0n OF
the claiuIs ptesented.
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DIARRHEA AND DYsENTERr will decimate the
Volunteers far more than the bullets Of the
enemy, therefore let every man see to IL that be
carries with him full supply of Holloway's
Pills. Their use In India and the Crimea saved
thousands Of British Soldiers Only d cents per
Box 9I3
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CENTRAL GUARDHOusB CAsEs-Bsfors Justice
Cluk-Albert Pryor, alias George Hughes, found
with complete set Of burglars tools In his pos
and he was discharged, TO leave the city forth
with. >. c. OIeary, disorderly; dismissed.
John Thomas, do; fined 81 "a. Anthony O'Don-
McNemara, drunk; do. samuel Brogdsn, col :,
milking neig hbor's cows, retained for trial.
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BAsB BALLs-New York regulation base balls
for sale by H. Clay S;ier bookseller and station
er, No. AS Seventh street, opposite Post Once
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IScENDIARIsN About one O'Clock yesterday
morning house belonging 10 MT John PurdY.
On Firs. street, near the foot Of the Capitol, was
th,n burning q small portion Of the weather
boarding, II wa, discover d by some persons,
who extinguished Il.
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MARRIED.

On the l6,h instant, BY the Rev. Dr.. HoImesd.
HENRY w. D. NlChOLsON 10 MARY A.
JANVIER, sal Of this city.
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EXUURoIUNs, III, MO, &
DEEPENING OF ARLINGTON!

REDpBNlNJ OF AhLlNG TUN!
The memh ~ o. the LAFAYErTE CLUB beg
ieaFs TO infpvn fhslr frIends and public N n
general of w shinS ton I'D u sorg stOvn hat
they intend giving her h-st grand Il MIC
OF the 6eAsna az Arm ItoI SsTIngs on -
THURSDAY EVENING, IG'yi7
THe Conn lt-e Plsogs them - yes that no palma
perss wall bs spsTe for IN pleasure OF thoee
who will Join on the tap Ghs p o Bnetof has
Ereatlv improved the grounds for this occasion.
rhe strict az order VIII be msintssn-e throuGhout
tho day. Prof Arth ce. Hora e1 b as and q lag
bard h.s been engaged for the ocosslol Cosch-s
val cave tbs oornsr Of 7th tt -eet snd Pa avenue
ing az O'Clock,
s!oEsts . 0SSg.' st.%it,iHt : ssntsms? sd Is
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RvERYBODY's pOelNkss,

For the oonvenisloe Of my First Ward e-d
6eoigetoy IN castomeIs, have ossnse sIsseh-
sS Ssss Sl a sSs s sSTf sDd z, 90 ses
HATS, GAPS, Bouts and SHOE a. re lor.at
prioe II town j. n eMlIh n CO.
AMI No. 460 m street
NOV II X9pB !INE TO soY, { sIs SIs
eprasr goth street and Pa az,
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TAG WANT OF SMALL CHANGE p,odfces serious
distress, especially among the poorer classes OF
The city. and places all 10 great Inconvenience.
81 IL dia:ult 70 obtain change for the very best
notes, even when purchases are made, except az q
heavy discount, OF when q large portion Of the
note 10 ex pended. In the markets 10 10 necessary
10 eIpend sixty or seventy cents, before change
will be given.
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FIRST WARD. ATTENTION.

s.s SPs & ri Ell isi 4 H Ss
and snOEs, on the oornsr Of psh ssrest and Pa.
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r"t,Sr --Tbs fhffd W ard psuoia..a re ,-of'-d
- - Y-'.rC Hays as,sIlf aud b4ue'y, as
o. .hsA-SI J,tsfse Bsfa4clO " r.. DJusI Iss,
q .iE. Ha.I nj 9i-Bf JasticS Thompson
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c'oIt &C w Bell, dis,rderiyi - Henfy Bla.
Ter, drunk; for thai Mary Remind the door.
Sfuhk iis1lsssd Geo Jebsson shi John q
= Ia Gatiag in iiae canal, % ~ essn j0ha
n I...EsoE, d:snE; q 81
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ASSAULT AND BAIrKRY-About O'Clock yes
terday a dinaculty occurred at the corner Of
Twentieth and streets, between two lrishmen,
and one Of them Patrick O'Brien gave the other,
Timothy Gleason, a powerful blow on the side
q the head, knocking him senseless. O'BIien
Immediately ran, but was overtaken by the
police aad some citizens, who took him before
Justice Drury, when he gave security for court.
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DAN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
II near Blsdensbur,, two NEGRO BOYS, -
on Monday last Henry Beckett, feet inoh 81
% copper color; low forehead and STAN a
mers; he had his thigh broke1 and limps -
lit Q; aged IS years; Lloyd, fee or 3ilob- 44-
es high; black, with several scars about the faot
ocoasioned by burns; thick lips and grum oounte-
nance, and speaks sulck; very large head and
Lloyd. and either case tney must be brought home
before receiving the above reward.
let FIELDER MA6RUDEE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-11

hsvs - lesg ssGsss6 hssvy ~ - their
orders 1soWo upoo Ne 1eeaoUeoe Vk9o there
w. no fssds II bic hsnds - pay shso. A
practice 20 sejust ought not 70 prevail longer
thaa very prsssisg necessity requires.
The School HeUss faod. % per ststswsat Of
the 1ssesarss's seeoust, shovs . balance %
hssd Of tS.794 80. Of vhish amooet vs esti
mate about 32.600 vill bs required to settle
debts now outstanding. leaving 81 .224. 80. with
the balance TO be received on the tax Of 1851
Of cay $4,000. 70 meet the current s1penses Of
the present year.
For the year subsequent TO the present, ct
least $4,000 vii! be required for ordinary cur
rent expenses. to provide which it VII, os ne
eeseary to levy tax of at least one mill on the
dollar, and we therefore recommend the same.
We. therefore. do most earnestly recommend
to yo.r favorable consideration the levying of
. tax Of one and nshaif mill for the Teach
ere Fund and one mill for the Contingent or
School House Fund.
The following resolutions were offered and
adopted:
Rtsolvsd. That . tax Of one and ons.hslf
mill on the dollar be levied By this meeting
for the payment of Teachers salaries
Resolved. That tax Of one mill on the dol.
lar be levied by this Getting for School House
and Incidental purposes.
The Vice President being absent, on motion,
ii. D. Snyder Was chosen assistant judge Of
election.
On motion. the polls we're opened for the
election Of oficsrs-to remain open until six
o'clock, p. u.
DIscoNrINUED.-The western train TO
Iowa City. which has been leaving every eve.
ed. by spscal order Of the Superintendent
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DIR. GEO. e.. NEW ELL,
SURGEON 4 MECHANICAL DENTIST.
OFFICE c cjRSER OF BaADY AND THIRD srs.
CHARGES MODERATE.
mill

TRUSTEE'5 sALE.-As authorised a,A en-
l powered By Q certain deed Of Trust, dated
the 9Th day OF December. A. D., 1853, made BY
Henry Oertz and Hannah 0sstz, his wife, to me
~ Trustee, and which said trust deed 10 recorded
in tho Recorders Office Of Scott county, lows, in
book "P'' Of mortgages, page 4s-dsfault having
been made iD tho paymsIt Of the note therein
nentioncd AID interest," shall on Wednesday.
the I'd day Of April, A. D., 1862, At the Court
House door. 10 The city Of Davenport, Scott Co.,
Iowa, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. tell TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the following described
land, to-wit: A part Of seetion twenty nix (36,)
in township seventy nine (79.) north Of range
three f3,t east Of tho 5th T. ~, particularly dss-
oribcd as follows, ts wit Commencing st point
eighty fs0) rods duo west Of the soush-east cor
ner OF said section thence duo north one hund
rcd and one nOl rods thencs due vest one hum
dred and two Ic- 100 :l62 l2-lCo) rods to : point
in tho center Of tho Davenport and Long Grove
public high way thence south by l3X degrees
east along the outer line Of said highway eco
hundred and three 81 100 u03 - 1907 rods = .
half milo post thence due east eighty ls0) rods
10 Toe place Of beginning, containing 6fty-eight
(5s) acres more less, in Scott county, Iowa, to
satisfy the amount due with costs Of sale, Tsus-
tess fees. 4c. The Trustee will sell only the Il.
tie conveyed TO him.
LOUIS HANSEN,
mhl2l Trustee.
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From w ashinEton.

WARRINGTON, March 10.
Lieut.: wi.s, commanding the Po,oma, a,,iii !,
in his official report 10 the Navy Department. con-
firms the rumOr Of the abandonment Of tho rebel
batteries At Cockpit, Shipping Point, and other
points along the Potomac, aud also the burning u
the steamer Page and other rebel crafts.
Lieut.. Wise arrived this j. NJ, bringing dis
patches from Fortress Moaroe. But few psrticu-
lars have yet transpired, as bis interview is not
yet closed.
The following items are reliable.
Capt Ksdf0rd was engaged on . court MARTA,
and not on board the Cumberland. Lieut.. J. y.
Smith, son Of Commodore Smith, was or the Con-
gress, and IS killed.
The loss in killed, drowned, wounded and mis-
ing is supposed TO bo l0p.
Lieut.. Wordsn, who handled the Monitor 70
skillfully, 10 here, in the hands OF surgeon. 10
vas in the pilot house Of the Monitor when the
Meyrimac directed . whole broadside at It, and
received his injuries from the minute fragments
Of shells aud the powder which were driven
through the lookout boles.
Lieutenant Wordsn was stunned by the ccncus-
sion acd WAS carried away. On recovery he Asked,
shave saved tho Minnesota 2" The reply was,
.syes,and whipped tho M.rrimac," to which be
answered, "tksn don't care what becomes Of me- !"
His injuries are net supposed to be very danger
Gus.
The Minnesota was eventually got on and tow
ed under the guns Of Fort Monroe.
Tho loss Of 100 killed WAS On board the Cumber.
land.
The crew Of the Congress is scattered ,snd there
sss mol means Of fascsrtauing hse total loss ct pres.
oot.
The naval ssthssities sad s1psrts here ere esq.,
llsas that The 1ssdaas - disabled aaA The No.
itse adequate 70 hss in every Ssspssl.
There 10 40 longer any dou6t that The robsls
have svscustsd Centssvills, Winchester and other
important points, indiesting general falling beek
Of their forces.
The telegraph to Fort Monroe he's been fully %.
supisd o. 0svsesment business ell dsy,whieh hes
pssvsntsd the associated press dispatch fsoo 60.
Ing.
There has bssn 10 change IL The state Il aaaiss
st the: point.
Evesy eaort will b nals = eivs Tie aanss q