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FROM Tt.NNESSEtc,

NASHVILLE. dec IA parry o. rebel cav
airy yesterday grossly violated a nag OF truce
ny poIEviis on q dpilc hI.ent OF the Fourth
Michigan Cavalry while awaiting a reply
They captnTri 63 of cur men.
There is Eo prospect OF 4 general advance OF
tie r, bsls.
Three hrciGred of Wond wards rebel cav ,iry
came into cur lines with their arms, refusing
TO tiaht for the Confederaey any longer. The
W. alter i stormy. =
I-T l';ivis, who has arrived IT Murfreess-
bore. il lhe CUE 81 Of Ar. Manney.
Tie r,iels have reoccupied Franklin
Tie enemy srem TO be- moving up. Forrest
Is Bot Rt Charlotte. but there is heavy force
al Nuiensviile aid TIiunc.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 16.-The Nashville cars
have aTIfvrd IN tirae. All is quipt along the
I;n- There is nothing naV' TO report south of
Nashville. except 4 slight and Gnimp0rtlnt
skirmIsh yesterday. The hospital opposite
NUrHfCrGsville was barned today The
soldirs Were all safely removed and no lives
were lost.
Affairs in the Rebel Army In Front Of
Nashville, &C. --..
NLW YORK, Dec. i6.-A special dispatch 10
The Tribune, dated Nashville, December Is,
states that Lieut. Col. Ducat. Of Gen Ros.:rars
staii. " no WAS sent out 10 ascertain TIE facts
concerning the violation OF Gag of truce, re-
ports Lat ihs fay retired 10 the rebel Camp
under escort, capturing the party taking Our
men.
ScTe fTNg cacG -red, and few were re-
ported dead and wounded
Morgan was promoted 20 he a major general
on the l4th instant by JEFF. Davis. The latter,
Southern ssssrns sirSasfh hat Presid.n.
Lmcom's proclamation Was reducing the
whites and negroes 10 an equality, and he
was Had 10 know that Gen. Rosecrans was
superseded by McCook.
Thvrn Is u large negro force at Tullahoma
fcrufhlbg. The Governor OF Georgia sending
up nisn.
The bridge at bridgeport is completed
bragg issued an order on the l4th 10 con-
script every exile krnturk khan or Ten sesssean
and Brec ktnridEe. Buckner and Hanson have
threatened their designations IL this bs done
J-f Davis has taken the matter under ad wise.
NJ Mt.
nesse."ns and hentuckians against the Missis-
eipEjapS
Johnstons wound diSables him So that he
cannot ride. -.. .-...
Bragg is not going into Mississippi. 10.
a dispatch from Col. Bruce, al RuSssliyiIle,
confirms the repGriCd disbandmeuI of The
ood" ard Cavalry. He captured niiYT ::
thtm. --- $50.
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A st,um.r p.-tro,.d by Arkensas Rehe,

CAIKo, ILL, Dec. i5.-The steamer Lake City
was set ON fire and destroyed by a band OF
eurriiias al Concordia. Ark, fifteen miles above
tie mouth OF White river on Monday last
Tie next day the United States naval dss :
patch boat Tie Soto went 10 Corcordia and
turDt ii forty two houses.
Most o: the Laggagc brlonging - tic passen-
gers of the Lake City was recovered.
Tie citizens of Concoriia claim that they a id
all thar was in their power to prevent the
burning OF the Lake City, and mad sent a
conrler to H'lena. Arkansas. 10 ask proc ction
E.fore the return OF rhe courier, however, the
lie Soto had accomplished the strnc.ion OF
he trInn
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"ar Francisco is indeed changed Thy
are aTTrsring the gamblers.
- There are net enough fam la5o'trs IN
some arts # IIi, o 10 gather the harvest.
b. Thr,a Eu, dr"d and sIs hty n llcs Of cotton
received AZ Cincinnati on AonGay last.
ny a SILVER .,rue has ID Ell discovered ia
lL!lr cOuEtS, Pa.
a. There is 4 z ! / mirc for s.Il' III EriDki.i.,
North aToii2a.
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From Fortress N0lroe.

FORTRESS MoNROE, Dec i5.-Maior Gen.
Dix and stafitft here q i. morning for New
port News, To Iel lew the troops there.
IL icfaelng party when was sent out from
Yorkt, wa last Friday retained tuis morning
with large GROVES o. ca't'e, sheep and swine.
having betn very successful
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XxXviI,h ooNGREss-THIRD SESSION

SghATE-Af ftsr our report closed yesterday
Mr.. DoClitile announced tn. death Of Hon
l.. +. Fanchet, late Representative from Wis.
cursin.
IoCsE-After our report closed
NJ. ssls. Window and AldIich introduced hills
for he +, mOyal of certain Indians and the sale
Of tii' II rs 81 ryations n MinneEota and Dlco-
tab.- ReiC rrrd.
The hill for the support of the Military Acad-
CrNv WIS passed.
M d. ath of NJ n hptt, of Wisconsin,
was announced by MIR. Pott r, Uho wss iO!-
lowed iy Messrs Sloane aud Nc.in.
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Relief for Z onnecficnt Wounded.

Nrw HAVEN, Conn, Dec. i5.-Hon. Mr. Coes
of Waterbury, DIR. Townsend, OF New Haven.
Ir. =. =. salisbury, of Plymouth, and Mr..
Hodge. ofCclebrook, a committee appointed BY
the Gen raj Assembly of Connecticut to make
provision for wounded soldiG RS in Virginia,
left New Haven this evening for the camp al
fredericksburg.
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ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRs-Schr Alice from
New York, for this port, with an assorted
cargo, and some SIc,eUO worth Of goods for
sFortEtr Rackner, has not besa heard OF since
she LETT, and Is iseupposed % be lost
Extensive barracks, capable OF aecommo-
dating five thousand men, are 70 be erected
L. med diatt ~ ia the vicinity OF the nva,sseent
camp Ground. nrar Alexandria; the site VIVA
selected AZ he instance OF secretary OF War by
Gen. H,antZ.lman. -
=. ". Snrii,r, OF Wheeling, has been commits
scped ~ Lieutenant Colonel, and Mr.. Arm
ST ong Na ior Of the 10th yIgini., Regim aat
Ia she ErG'T-,i ser vice.
The T.. =. GoyeFnnlsnf are having erectsd a,
ihe GpreI tnu % Prince street, several largs
pl ;llnGGs "
Ire si'rc ot -. &. Nhitilesey. On Duke stra-t.
We entered oG saturday nignt sld o.I..i a
He4ai .'ri. .i's.--Ats< GGse'ie, Ise. IS.
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The Banks Expeditioo.

NEW YORK, Dee. U.--A letter from HiIt, n
Head, of the 10Th inst, says: ..Gen. Bapk L.
expedition passed here on the 9th inst bouad
south
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~ Hon. Ichahod Nvasb,pr,

~ Hon. Ichahod Washburn. 4 wor ee'sp,
Ma $, hdN given one huDdrrd barr-Is of .iouT
} "id % ib' -sr> lnG pIor OF Lancashire, Ing
iau..
GO 1 lit'fo a not living ora OF who . eio-
q &c" fs- t.iI tie ~ !.Ui y O. Mccieiisn'-
...-. NJ .- ts,. e,
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FoRD's NEwTHEArRE,

FORO'S NEW w1HEA1RE,
TESTH STREET. ABOVE PESHA. Avenue.
Mr.. yoHE y. FORD. Manager and Proprietor
tAiso OF Holiday Street Theatre, BatmOre.)
fEEAT HIT OF THE SEASON.
THIS (wEDNESDAY)E EVENING,
Third Night or the Wirrd pectacis,
SATA NELL Al
Mr.. AND MISS RICHINGS,
1EE ROEZAN{ BALLET TROUPE.
THE Full CHORUS AND DRAMATIC COMPANY,
Nr q. b. BISHOP and Miss GRAHAM appearing
pFPresented with Ma Enfcent scenery.-fa
ArMIssIoE-Dress Circle and Parauet, 50 cts. !;
Orchestra Seats, Is ets; Family Circle, Is cts Phi
yete Boxes Is
Doors oren at 6,. o'clock performance COM
merres at ~ o'clock.
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WATtHEN, SILVER WARE AND JEWELRY.
w / am daily receiving In srge sdri"nsl n
supplies I" my rich ard fash rabie sssort E3A1
mint OF very chnte g., II Jr~ery. Thsvr(SSiX
also fine stock Of Gold and silver WATCH "a
nltem const, ntl, manufacturing every vsriety of
silver Ware. ard kean always on hand Geld
silver and Steel Sreetscles Table AMI PocE 1T Cat
lery Siiver PLACED Ware, and a variety OF other
rail ard examine the ssFor tm--nt At 33s Penn
avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets. D..
drt@tf u q HOOD
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-17

WASHINGTON VARIETIES,
NINTH STREET.
NEAR rENNSYLvANIA AVENUE.
PEOpRIET0R8. .-...A HAMBLIN Il GO.
ACTING MANAGER --.....A. A. HERNANDEZ
BUSINESS NANAGER... JAMES PILGRIM
BEST COMPANY IN AMsRICAi
CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIECESi
LOOK AT THE
ARRAY OF TALENT.
The Wonderful
A. n. HERNANDEZ,
AND HIS TALENTED TROUPE.
whsss entertainments far eclipse in spl-ndor aud
magnitude sny thing Of the kind heretofore at
tempted.
FIRST APPEARANCE
of the Ceiebrated Ethiopian Com sdisns,
! i: ssSSSSSETH:: sSSSSEiTH: 5## sSb%SkSE##; SsSb%SSS#;
: $$:ss:: Is sSB$$sF#; sSB$$SF# sSB$$sE#
Who will appear in their highly popular Negro
PieceS.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT!
DICK SANDS,
The Wonderful Clog Dancer.
s2OLLOsY's BEAUTIFUL BALLET TROUPE,
MORESTE BROTHERS
The CIR. 1T Aero bats and Gymnasts
PILGRIM AND PAUL BERGER
D. w. hA'sd And J. A. ALLEN, &c. 0''nAS'
Tie entertainment mt will commence with the Bar.
lesque entitled
UN BALLO IN MASCHERA.
Pete, the Doorkeepe r............-..J J W. lands
Manager. .'-..-.-......-...Paul Berger
La Iiuxarrlls ...............M Miss Kate MnrsIsii.
LA ets BY the Corps dt De BaIiss a
FkEEcH DANcING MISTER!
iirst M Lady Of Instruction Mile whsoIsy
Lover-----. -,.......-s...-... Paul Berger
The laushahle in;erlude entitled,
PADDY 60 EASY,
THE BOY FROM MTULLEGARRAT,
ssddy eS t.iy MI Moas SaaTs p,s,i% s.sI
nAsakk ssa1kkEVaHH SEH1RI152y 1NG AGflf4f! Gf fG4Hf4cE.
By the acknowledged supe rior Acrobat and Gym
hcRESrR,
On the Horizontal Bar.
5, saI sk Act or the Nager's Leap for Honor.
Lssavo,ara Julia sRais ksRmss ssa and Ha
The 0id sexton chsracter..... Paul Bersrr.
Magic Achos iCorn,t soIoj ID. ". Rheeyess.
MI.s LUCY AT THE slOREE.
By A. II, .Hsrn.ndAa- Ma. .n---.-aI. o.rnp.Dy.
he PoIl lie Julia Lehmsn , asn.
DONNYBROOK FAIR;
OR, LIFE IN OELD IRELAND.
Dennis Mccarthy, Co!nan, Dick Sands. Moreste
Brothers, A. Lehain and Lxiiies.
The two Roman Glsaiators. .Morests Brothers.
To cor clude with the Comic Pantomime of
THE COOPERS.
Fsnler ...........-...-.-.....A.M n. Hernandez
eeversl large Patent Heaters have been intro
6uced into the hall and the building is now warm
eIiG comfortable. ,...
ParQuette and Family Circle. ...... * cents
fingle feats in Boxes...............7 I. cents
Ce1ored Circle ....-.. ........ 81 ceatsS-
Doors opan at6'a O'Clock; perrornances to com.
mence att s--.-- ...... . deI5
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A~fICk-TEE COPARTN ERsHiP n.r.r.,,,r.
carried 1r by the name Of y. ) HEIUEAf;EE
GO yS- O solved Dy mutual consent q n The ,nk
, Augrss i-st. All teO-e indebted :o "a" hrlo aTs
gar y requested 20 sa,tle withC1t delay; At In.
ec llGr~ of business. y. J. HEIVSAGER
}. II. KING.
F"i'tG---rhs fuba-riosT r y. Il iDsT ger, ss 40,
lrtDs- - 's0 .E.r a.- ;zif, pls.sure "a Inform
- a. :TirEds ana ihe gable gau-rslly that ts
sn's "nt'sus Va t-slnrss II al It's ocErch.s under
Bet The eOuriBpp- fave. ~ -ir ;orss. p4t Ors
J. HI PERtsCP 2 co
g. .rcss .er- a * = i...,.inu b t.J
seB ION c. i8ehs'. aiiLtfy and Es- u is'IoY
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOK OATS AND aAY.

pyPOf QUAArskAAsfEs's ossios.
w.suss,os 's' iSs Ss.s..,C, s:d 'nset: (; Il,
sE.Lsp rEorpsALs will os received at TINS oh,e%
until Tussisr. the x.d day of Deesmhsr. At II
sss y esFs sss
49,. i3!.tl thr-- Thousand tons Of FAY.
bales and delivered =. a. on two taou.and p,uads
,s sf e sss quality
osts VIII tr received By weight. at s, thirty two
s.ck, to b. faraisned without extra charge to the
within lIs> twenty Ave days from the data Of tho
contract.
Fro Possls will se resolved for isEj 6ve huuirAd
ton" Gf Hsy and upwards and for nHI atty taou.
The propositions .fer the Hay and Oats my be
npon inc sane psper but niss, ne entirely distinct
The full name and Post Ofo. aStrsss % OF The hid.
aIr must appear IN the propo-sl.
c0n'drrd the naiviausl slopssa of r. IL. party
fropca.is from d;sioyal par,iss r;a not b. .0as,d
~sd. AkD Al OATH os iLLsGfA ARcs A1sr ACCOMPANY
Proposals must be addressed to Col. d. II. Rueker,
o"s Sa T. Amy r. .n
Hay" ''' '"e' ""'
~. .,a,,x .. GUAsASrEs. .:a4 81 . .
should it ne awarded to him, must he guaranteed
Sy two resp9nsi6ie parsons. whose signatures must
The responsibility Of the gusrsntors must te
shown ty ION sial certificate vf the Clark of tie
nearest District Court Or of the United ststas Dis
trict Attorney.
Bidders must es presen. In person vacn the bids
are opened. Or their proposals will not ne eonad-
cred
fjoncs equal IL amount TO halt ths sn,o TO b. re-
e-ived on the contract. signed by the contractor
and both Of bis suarantcrs will De required of the
successful bidder upon signing the contract
A the bond must e<ceaIpany the contract. it viii
hs necessary for bidders t. have tha;r bondsmsn
With them or To- have bonds signed in .atci patton
nH YAR.!r TN hn PrHy rPnhH Ehar rent 10
signed. Blanks for bonds can be procured upon
appli catnn being made At this ofoe. either p.rsn
sliy by letter. ar ny telegraph.
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We. OF the county of -, soA state of
-. and -. Of the county of -. aud Ststr
fulfill the ean,ract in orance with the tlrns Of
hi> propcsitiun and that should his proposition be
sNn,isiee herewith.
shot. ID thu contract he awarded him wa ara p-e-
pared 10 b-con,r his securities.
ITO this guarantee must be appended the official
rrrtitrstp above 0tinDpd
ISspECTION. DELIVERY &c
All Oats ana Hay contracted for uHder this ad-
vcrtis,'r,cut will be rIgiiy inspected AMI such a.
viii b. rejected
Payment 20 be made upon the completion of the
cnp'raet, or S1,on thereafter the Depot Quar-
t-rnis-ier shall be in fucds
Ahy infcrnaiity in thu bid, OF rOu-coufornauH.
with the terms of this Advertisement, will ensure
the rejection OF thr propns L.
Delivery to he made at the Railroad Depot. or at
Sne OF the Government Wharves in the city Of
TIE D POT Quartcru,aster reserves to himself the
tghtts reject any or ali bios that he may d.-m toe
high. ID. II. RUCKER,
de l3-td Colonel snd Depot Quarterr,sator
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II ATTENTION, Suffers
H. VI. PITkIN. A. 8. PITKIN
PIfKlN CO.,
, HHOLESAIE GROCERS. PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
25 KING STREET, ALEXANDRIA, Va.
Ne have jrst recrivei La gp and wall selected
stock If GhNEkIES. 81 TIERS GOODS, Gc
high We ARE FIRING ut lower cash prices th on can
h. bought in this market elsewher-. One of onr
FIRM residing in PhilsHelp phi&. we have advantages
n h. >icG eyer most nthrE houses. Particular at
i.ntion paid to su tie rs orders.
ce Inn PITKIN CO.
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GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNsYbvANIA AvEN UE. nssr Hard = Hotel
LsoxAlD 6lo$es M.y.SEa
A NIGHT OF NfRTH.
THIS tHkpNESDAY}E EVENING,
1EkEE GREAT PIECES!
The Eresistabl. farce of
go UNCLE sam!
The great nIrtoni9n piece;
LEGENDS of the khine. by. ....... ,Kopritz
Mira. HouSh peculisrty. the 1
YANKEE LE&ACY
sETcHLLL, ROGERS,
LOFTY ilouau. nAN"oN' MRS. @ sRMoN,
SOPHIE CLIMBER,
And the re-eombi,ed
DOUBLE COMPANY!
~ Admission s.. Is. and y cents
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CANTEEBURY HALT
LOUISIANA AVENUE. NKAR SIXTH sreEsT,
III ias rear Of the National Ro.el.
Immense success of
MILE ANNETTA GALLETTI,
Mons. L. VELARDE.
Two of the best Dancera in the World
Hun DREDs TURNED AWAY EVERY NIGHT
LAST WEEK.
ANEW ELL TONIGHT.
The b autiful ballet entitled
A T RINE;
Or, TIE STUDIO OF SALVADOR Rosa.
Confined success of the Beautiful Pair.
MISS JULIA MORTIMER. the Queen of Song ami
MISS KATEPENNOYER the lovely Dauseuse
THE GALLETTI BALLET TROUPE
THE COURT OF BEAUTY
In New Dances fS-.isht.
mr. GFoRGE r EDESON
in the laughahle Parce entitled
CONJCGAL LESSON;
Or, NIGHT WITH THE Sons OF MALTA.
IdHaissiSn d oents 'ti nrckestra. i $ eshta IA
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tfemsnasrment take pleasure in informing their
Ps,rcn:r and TIE pu, lie Ssnsrs,ly that on the
TEEICRY HALL WILL RE CLOSED FOR ONE
WI for the purpose of Rsmodeling. Painting,
ard Decorating.
The mpsnsstment are determined to make the
Gar terhury II" of the. InQSt magnificent music
halls in The county, and have oucluied to expand
the spm Of ss,roo for the purpose. There p,'be.a
raised pa auet's, a spacious gallery. fur msgnih
cent private k"v &c, &c. In the interi ths
:, temromy # the Ca.tusHry will give series of
q aI p.rformsL ceE at the
OH FIJI own IL Ill, SEVENTH STREET,
Thereby erabl rg Ladies' and Children To witness
TIE T.rfrrmap ces of this unparalleled cOiHpsny.
adies are assured tina there will he nothi " al
lowed ~ the management in the above perform
sTo.s tn offend the tastes the most faStidinus.
Nhcn ut ODD Fellows Hall no liquor or cigars
500 III the building. de i5 Nv
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AMCSEMENTS.

w ARLINGTON THEATRE,
w CORNER or ELEVENTH AND q srs
IEsSEES .-....-.,. hIvprs a 90
BUSINESS HSSAGER. ER................J H. Cos saS
MONDAY. DesSr,ksy y.
The justly celebrated Comedian,
MIR. FRANK DREW,
WILL AFPEAk IL TWO pF HIS BEST CHARACTERS,
supported hy
STAR COMPANYf
Full Iartiruiars heresft.r It.
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PlEs and CAKES ST tn. Philadelphia Bakery No
lt? kihG. near Washington street. Pies and
p1leS sl~hys On hand. by the package ie Is Inn
H. l. VI ORKS.
L FLAGS.
ILLUNINATIONs, &c
., A full assortment + Roman Candles, Rockets,
Plre Crackers. Torprdoss Oanaous, Lanters, &c,
DC for the II Holidays '
Trade supplied st
FUNSTON l. SCOFIELDNS
On c" and so iiers' supply Store,
&c i3 I'm 3no at neSr " ilIsrds'
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II o l. D AY Pr 4 q n Ts.
FuHS!-FURS!!-

Sc OF UKSi
just opened frcm Philadelphia and New Fork,
BEAUTIFUL Sgrs
fIEskIAN SQCIEREL.
RUSSIAN FITCH,
ROYAL IRMINE .-t
WATER MINK,
BROWN OOSLY &C.
All OF which will be sold at the 10 west market
prices, and warranted Is r.pr -AentA3
y H. SrINEMErZ .
236 Bsylvs mia Avenue,
as w between l2tI and 18th alta.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11
From the VALLEY.

a So; tlem1n = hC made his e.caPe from the
lower Valley within the last few day gives
Us some i'm portcnt inform a ion from that
section. Re confirms all that Ss have here.
tofofe publish Ell of the Inducements held
out by the enemy TO the negroes to desert
heir rightfal owners. sc states that Dol
GeaEy, OF Kansas Eotoriety, in a CONVERSE
;ioa with citizen of Clarke county, tol5
him that he did not mean 10 disguise or con-
shou d b. iiber ated, end that he wished IL
distinctly understood tina. every negro In
clarke county vas as free as his meeter
This the negroes seem to perfectly under.
stand, and were taking advantage oft, hun.
drads Of them quitt.rg their conf r.able
homes 20 SUN the breeze CT an adui,eratsd
freedom in the North Not content with
leaving themselves, many Of the m were steal.
ing horses and riding IF Ut der the pIotec-
lion OF the Federal authorities.
IN reference to the battle at kerr5tcwn, the
gentleman alluded TO thinks til at the enemy, g
loss in killed alone n ust have been near on 6
tho a.aad. The result Of the fight was OF
regarded es vic.ory By the enemy, the
greatest Confusion exist ng among Them in
Winchester the Eight after Its occurrence,
and preparations were N de to evacua.e tie
place in tie event u Gen. Jackson's ad.
vance. =+
Our informant states tina. Gen. Shields has
recently been reinforced, and has now under
him about twenty. five Thousand men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11
FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT, PAIHK d co, A.c,s.

GALS BY CkTALOHUF,.-s,n BOMBAY
, the H:h Instant, at Sur Ware hnus. y G
VIII sell by Catalogue, witbor, reserve. tn
trgsss ard wo,. assirShie assoc ment o;
SEeILs "A ND FaneY Day H5o.S ever
offered at :ucticu iii this Hiarhes. being The
entiTe ba!snc" o: sock IT large m porting,
mouse, jas. received oy express from tae cu...
IL peEf c. oIdec, large portion beth l.. orig
insl Packages. IN the Is ortm.nt via o.
fuBd toe following choice, s.arae, hssi. ,!estr
80 pieces Eng ;sa and merie1l Prints,
10 TURKEY BED and Eurui*uIe d.,
1Co - Fine and E1:ra Black 81 oscas,
2n0 =" ,nper and Extra IRISH Ieas,
81 Pillow Llnenz ana Lin5n Sheet.
ZOO Plies Cs-sKs3 cna P.asd lGnsiins and
600 pieces Pam au6 Fig7fe i Sw,ss l1usiins.
go VIC 'oGies, Null and c,aias 20. do
Eco . D.niass Iao.e Gic h a4a Rap
SO pioo. ga ard io,4 TIC ole u ms,ks,
. '' h.cl Printed UrgiHct ., JAeo-
te:s anu ias.Syals,
fo)sfiendi' CIg -ndieand J ,conet Robes.
100 .,iecss Piaia and Printed 6ere gas.
so daz3n krn sand Ladies Linen Cauhri-
Htadserchtef$,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11
The Peninsula

Captain Webb, OF The Teszer, came up With
his vessel yesterday morning from Wsrwick
river. de sta.ss thG: Is body OF the en- envy
We're attempting TO croas that river, Weslnes-
day evening" he fced fe~ shell, smcpgs.
item. While engaged in 'hns interrupts z
them, d she'll exploited in tbs gun and bu-s.rd
It. he was com psIiei to CONS up to replace i.
wiz. another. He Will return Immediately
tAis is acc emphasized
Oapsaio Webb reports at there has been
daily sEirmishiIg between Cur forces and the
enemy GEAR Yorktown, and that on Wednes-
day there was more firing than previously
and there was muc4 III cro appearance of an
engagement an there aad basn. The move
mel 10 cross Warwick river was no doub,
with the view Of Il insiEg our line o. defence;
bat Ibis stratsgem Lad No doubt attracted the
notice CT cur army
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-04-11
Attack on Fort Pulaski.

BY references to oui teieersrh,c. column, u
VIII be seen that the anemy n ave ut last open.
cd f'se on Fort Pn!aski i,is. perhaps, gene.
rally kacwa that standardization between
ihia ferLn~ation saad the city II savnpn p h.
fer the =, a.eo.ioao which i: is designed, has
oeea in sercep:sd fer some time. we think II
more than probable tina. the For. win be e.
duced ,nu captured |; but we are no: Of opin.
ION THAI The fall OF Savannah, follows a. m
Inevitable consequences. II II rot altogether
,nprobs BILE, however, that II at city may, In
the course Of few weeks, be ndded to the
cong aests OF the enemy. Even snouid this
occar, We think there wSu'd be no,hirg 70
di.coasaO = us, Or to create tae impression fcr
Amoment that all IL lost. Oar reaper. and
river Towns Will, many OF theIa, btless
fall in 70 the hands OF the enemy during the
coming summer, and much tncon yeutsnce
and many sacrtsces result. trerefrom bu,
every town ;hus captured will require more
or less foNe TO hold /. in sp b. q ion, by which
the really ayaiiabl. force Of ,hs enemy will,
be grea ~ weakened. Our eva 10. cs will be
correspondinely strengthened by coresntyn
non. and will be made available and efflc!ent
At In terror points OF attack.