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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
FROM THE POTOMAC.

New York, March 6. Advices from Charles
town, Va, the 5th, state that last night squad
ron of the lst Michigan cavalry advanced as far
as Percyville. on the Winchester turnpike, and
amhushed and surprised party of rebel cavalry
putting two of them hors du combat, and rout.
ing them. The Michigan party returned with
nine rebel cavalry horses fully equipped as
trophies.
The amount of forage and provisions cap
tured By our right wing since the advance into
Virginia is estimated to be worth 500 900
This includes 1000 pounds of bacon, stored for
the use of the rebel army. Lectown and Low
ettsvlIe are now among the places held for the
Union. Up to this time the success of the
movement on the upper Potomac has been com
plete.
Gen. Shields passed through Charlestown Oh
his way west last night.
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VerRhb UElt Central and Sulli-
van Railroads.
Trr ms Going south and East.
r. rss! isl
As3 SSss ~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Wednesday, January Sth, 1862

Trr ms Going SOuth and East.
Leave Montpelier ~ Is M, 90 P. NJ and 10 As
Al ALL TRAIN leaves St. Alban at 6,25 Burlin gon
iH 90 Al NJ, connecting at White River Junction with
trains for ah from Wells. River, 81. Joh nshury aud Lit
Teton, and with Nor the n r. r. for Boston, Lowell Wor-
ceser &C., and connecting at Bellows Falls with heSh
ire Il. r. for Boston and with Vermont Valley r. r for
Springieid New Haven and New York; arriving in New
York at 10, Is NJ.
AccoMop. ton TR,N leaves Rouse's Point at SIS M
for Burlington and Northfeld.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Ogdesbutg at II 80
Mont .ea at 3 30 houses Point at 8 10 p NJ. arrlT
ing Burlington at OBS p. NJ, boston $40 NJ,
meeting AT Bellows Falls with Cheshire 70. Boston
md Worcester and with Vermont Valley r K. for Spring
field and New Haven and arriving IN New York at 4 90
P. M.
Trains Going North and West.
Leave Mont peler at 3 O8 A. NJ. Is A. M. and 90 ~.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Boston at 1880 NJ, via. Lowell,
Bellows Falls at 1925 P. connecting at White River
junction with Northern X. r from Boston and with Pas
sumpsic r. X. tor aud from St. JUhnsbury and Ltlcom
arriving at Burlington at 700 A. and St. Adams at T.
40 P. NJ, and lodge
AccoMMopAT ALTON TRAIN leaves Mortified at 825 A. M,
and u gton at 1875 M, for Rouses Point and Mon
rea arriving at Burlington at LAO and at Montreal at
500 p. h,
NGHr EXPRESS TRAIN leaves Bellows Falls at 5 l5PM,
ceiving passengers from Vermont Valley r. X. leaving
ing White River junction with train leaving Boston at
5 p. NJ via Lowell or Lawrence. Leaves White River
Junction at Il53 NJ, arriving at Burlington 525
A. M Rouses Point ut 740 A. M Montreal at 1890
and OgdensbuIg h 900 M, connect with Grand
Trunk trains for Detroit, Chicago and the West.
teeping attached to both the night expires
trains INNING between ROuse's Point and Boston.
Through Tickets for Chicago and the West for sale o.
the principal stations.
MERE LII, Sup't
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PULASKI INVESTED.

Letters from Port Royal state that Fort Pu-
ASK is entirely surrounded by Union troops,
and eflectually cut off from communication with
Savannah, and also that new batteries are being
erected Savannah has been very well fortified
Oy the rebels, and large numbers of rebel troops
are continually arriving. Our troops are in
good health. The news of the recent victories
produced discouraging effect on the rebels,
serving to stimulate assertions
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M. II.
is envabe position to attain the highest round
fames ladder from any of the thousand pursuits of life
each of which has its ladder for those who excel
all who have profession start with eye fixed upon
of the many rounds but reserved for few
only to reach the topmost and to such one, If the
used mertorious received the applause Of the
multitude Such appears TO be the position of DR..
GHord and the praises received from all quarters
the value of his Homeopathic Curatves shows that the
people appreciate his effort for their good. complete
assortment of his curaves kept by Fred E. Smith, Agent
Montpelier VT, and NJ s. Burr, Boston Mass or Phi lip
Lee, 1856 William street, New York
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FROM WASHINGTON

March s. The Senate to day confirmed the
nominations of James G. Spears of Tennessee,
and Major Samuel ID. Sturgiss, to be Brig.
Generals of Volunteers.
Official information has been received that
the Portuguese Government is dcvoting its at
teutlon to the cultivation of cotton in its Afri-
can possessions.
A communication from Baron Ricasoli, to the
Italian Minister here, expresses the satisfaction
Of the Government and people of Italy at the
news of the happy solution Of the Trent affair."
He also expresses sympathy with our Govern
ment.
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WESTERN DEPARTMENT.

CHICAGO, March S. A special despatch to
the Tribune from Cairo, saysa regular line Of
steamers will commence in day or two to run
between Cairo and Columbus. At present a
tug boat makes a daily trip for the conveyance
Of mail matter. There is nothing of impor.
lance from below.
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FROM ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD, March 5. The Constitutional
Convention to-day discussed the article which
nrpvents negroes and mulattoes emigrating into
,abis State and prohibits them the right of sutf-
, , and REFUSES the General Assembly to pass
hw N to carry out the provision of the article,
which was adopted by sections. The report
was then submitted and concurred in; yeas As,
nays 49,
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

The steamer Northern Light from Aspenwall,
with about ST. 900 900 in treasure, has'arrived.
Revo utionaly rttempts were being made to ag-
tate Peru. 1t is stated that the Bishops and
other clergy were endeavorng to create public
opinion in favor of annexation to Spain.
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oop rod OK fence since entered the
nc ., :, would try, aud preach them as clearly
Wv ~ rubushiosly as did the coed man, whose
'a is so justly honored ia the obituary
~ which we have referred.
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STATE OF VERMONT, In Ch.nsery, March -serm
' vs. ~ Charles Reed V Of Mo"tpel isn have s
OLIVER ELLIS. filed their bill Of complaint, stating
in substance tina the said Oliver Ellis the 5h day Of
the of $780, for the balance of the purchase money
for the premises herenaf described, specified in three
promissory notes signed ny said Ellis, and payable
said HATCH order with interest annuay of said
notes for $780, payable Oct TO- 1885, for 5000 paya
bic April TO- 1850 and for $500, payable Oct. 10,
1852 And in order to the payment of the
said Ellis his deed Of and sal. dated the day
lowing described land in Mddcsex in the County Of
Washington aforesaid, to wit About sixty Of lot
No. Eleven, in the fourth division Of lots in said town.
drawn to the original right Of David Morehouse that
said Hatch had assigned and transferred said mortgage
deed and Endorsed said notes the orators and praying
for the foreclosure of the equity Of redemption Of the
premises;
And Whereas it appears that the said Oliver Ellis
sides out Of this State that subpoena cannot be served
upon him. Therefore, in pursuance of the provisions Of
the Compiled Statutes Chap 2 Sec 81 notice is hel eby
given to the said Oliver Ellis and he is hereby required
to appear before the Court a Chancery to be ho
den at the Court Honse in Montpelier in said County Of
Washington, the second Tuesday of March next, be-
ing the first day of the next stated term OF the Court Of
Chancery in said County, and make to said bill
of complaint and abide such order direction and decree
therein to said Court shall meet and the
planants in said bill directed to tlis order to
be published in the Daily Green Mountain Freeman,
printed at Montpelier in said County, three weeks
cessvey the last publication be least twenty days
previous to the said second Tuesday of March next
Dated at Montpelier in said County, this 4th day of
February, A. D. 1862.
LUTHER NEWCOMB, Clerk.
HEATON 4 REED, Solicitors for Orators.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

Special dispatches from Washington state
mat the publication of Gen. Frem ont's evil
ldence was unauthorized.
Ten. Hunter is in Washington to-day.
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PRISONERS OF WAR.

BosroN, March 6. Forty.nine rebel officers
who were captured at Fort Henry and Fort DON
elson arrived here this morning at o'clock
They are all field and staff officers There are
l6 colouels, and the rest are utenant-colonels
and majors.
They were taken down to Fort Warren soon
after arriving by tug-boat. 1t is probable
that they will soon be exchanged, and that there
stav at the fort will be short. They give the
Union troops credit for both bravery and skill
in regard to the battles in which they were TAX
en-, az it did Gems. Buckner and Tilghmn.
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FIRE.

JACKSON, Mich, March 5. A destructive fir
o'cIrfed at the State Prison to-day. 1t wa
vTn1hea principally to the shops used for man
"tla eeo farming implement. Loss upward
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WESTERN DEPARTMENT.

SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, March l.. On Wednesday
night Capt. Montgomery, of Wright's battalion,
with his company was surprised at Kettsville,
Barre county, by $50 rebels supposed to belong
to McBrde's division, but who represented
themselves as Texan Rangers. They fired into
the house occupied by our men, killing two and
wounding one. One of the rebels was killed,
and tile balance fed, taking with them about
10 horses.
Two wagons loaded with suffers stores were
burned the same ght at Major Hardness farm,
(D two miles beyond Kelttsville. Coils. Ellis
and Wright. with an adequate force, were sent
to Kettsville. Gen. Price had burned several
public buildings at Fayetteville, including the
arsenal, lead factory, several Touring mills,
and 100000 pounds of -four. Many of the in
babitants along the road have fled, being de-
ceiyed by the lies of Price, that all would be
butchered. A strong Union feeling was exhib-
tied among those who remained An old soldier
Of 1872 brought out Union flag long kept
concealed 1t is feared that the combined forces
Of Price Van Dorm, McCulloch, Mcintosh, and
Pike will again ovcrrun the country which
keeps thousands from avowing their sentiments
Price, alter hot chase, is cooling off in the
Boston mountains. Ben McCulloch is this side
OF the mountains.
New YORK, March 5. Samuel II. Merritt,
convicted Of killing secesh traitor last Fall,
WIS to day sentenced to two years confinement
IN Prison. 1t is reported that the sentence was
passed in order that pardon could be sooner
granted.
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BALTIMORE, March 5. Hon. Reverdy John.
, ,p was to-day elected United States Senator BY
M NJ maryland Legislature for six years from
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FIRE.
The Traveller says the Beverly Rubber Works
Of Roxbury was nearly destroyed by fire last
evening. The loss is nearly 100000. Insured
for $4,000.
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BALTIMORE, March 5. A letter from Fortress
.t published In the American, Of this city.
1;' morning, says that yesterdays Richmond
D''pdm announces that the steamer Nashville
ina . u'rect from Southampton to North Caro-
ss s u coas' AID approached the blockadidg vcs-
'' Tbs WIN the Union flag flying. =. d
otSH NASHVILLE went directly up under the guns
q olOcsading vessel, almost within hailing
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l.. boston, March 6. The Steamship Canads
S Ss,. arrived at Halifax, bringing two days late'
uaes from Europe.
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will refer to Philip Wells Cashier Bank Brattleboro
p Kirkland, Esq, r II. Fessenden ESQ., and c. W.
Horton, NJ. D., Of Blatleboro; e. D. Perkins, Samuel
Wood, Schuyler Horsingon, and Dr. l. buchanan, of
Woodstock.
will warrant all of my work. and my prices shall be
moderate JOHN NJ COMEGYS
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south HardWick Academy.

st. Adams. VI Jan, !. 1860,
The national Republican., 1862-05-22
From : Meolsllan's Ar7a!y y. I,
Our Whole y AlS%ay l - the lM'tSys,
AcCi,llals Bssdquattr, within a Shsf. biz.
o, .-.. ' laut.e u klshmOld! a.. l'' 2, 2,
THE MAIN 3 sopYoep ne EVE n
ENCHANTED iN FRONT
'" CFhTHAT CiTY"sf is

" foSsvA0zs Rskiios. Nay 10, (nidniebl =
Ths snepy's piaksasI were dfiysa acr,ss Boz
.tsas Bridge ye.tatday Nt6s troops savtnc
The rebels attempted 10 regain The pos by
he uss 'Sf their artillery, but isilsd.oT iia :
bn Our has.eries ppsusd, sAslIiug TIE woods IN
ss0h side u the bridge
:, The advance, uader Gen Stonenian, readhed
New Bridge yesterday, within eight inflSs OF
Richmond. They foand no enemy In hsct on
thh slds, Attn Chick abomipy ;, whio,i, u. lthat
'poist dwindlss dsEn "a sipAll creek, -,
/ Il The ocoup,ry, IN thai loo .lity Il ia a aopd
state ii cultivation, VIII Do more sw .rnp Than
b v be found I'd ordinary bsttom land
, BIZ "ylscss tos artillery vess Souudo pdsed
tnpou thaiNRpqsi,a bank; byt his pprpo,s no,
hsaoa 70 .Fi9g Jon ,ap aogag 'ment. he rel red
ope mile from The bridge, I'D .hcsnaoed.
Dhring Tie dsy, WhiH drstSs IN eoeh nv.
outposis, hs had one killed snd iissse Voc }dsd
The wbe.s- -ssasy .,aoysd this morning, earlY,
rits ihs visNil Fskjqgia lengthy msIchi
su What, s9sds they t0ok, Il 10 moi d. cessat u
state ,bdl Ke' Ssdqiatterd OF Cen McCIl lilso
to!nigbt he %iISEE b skort distsooe OF kjch,
mond. In front Of which city 10 spppsssd % be
eeesnped 1s pAip body Of The rebel q uIb h., 7
I To-, ttAyi, ills9dy y give the union srmy(ssl
Apr-WAlch y almost nniyersslly ackno vIetRsi
TO b tie oase Tho hour q dswnipg near st
hand when they will have an opportuoilyl
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.;;t::.,E;:5J'!E:::i{6
Gashlla Warfare In ths Msuntdlss,

:. .xMkXn, Va, .1lzy yfS.-zABVxsgAN ANa Nunu
Coz, from the Kanawhs districl sfs fpy9spblA
The battls Of PrincslGA ~ Nod ~ 3
rent ID! " WV dssid3sEys Esv vsssSriouS Is
3h8 49, s::eSs,IIsS 4, "a !, s.s., ss;ss
held n - ooussdsrably lie superior q thai
w1sb 0saRHi On ssaA brh9 sesisst3k.,
n !hsse -, - - n astails, a. ~ contest
sss & ~ 4 SSS :s'sS NJ ~ sssss' SEIef
PH NSSts6qssrtsh u ths llesatsla. Dspsst
- seNsN d tAb plasara n gAssiils psf
tesia ~ lsgipn ere tolssshly Actlys, hplont
|bsA6 6hA6fsf fgsd' d unsssy I'M. s1i'rq 81
A few dAys ~ tssls Wi2 Assr s1lsess shl
|shae. laoesslssosol yssldisssyss astaahsa by
EneHllaA Atwpea, Moreneh and Pstsfshurd,
and ihe Whole party va Killed Of VSpttfed.
.xcept 6ne Y6fgsou, Who got sway, ahh
bse1eAt iaa rsp61t Il tAs s1Ais. .oDhs ., sio
Aeue Coaeesl nsvaey, who vss, ssst afsk
~ huahHbapkeu With A guard a. men, r.
ports today tbkt be g6l "a U ttsil Il the
psrty, oveftook' Sbem, hlied ts1ir cltssih snd
teresa Dsoy wohn1ed'1a naob9, md Sook
ecslye PNaeesH, us Lisutj Oolsaa Dovnsy, aad
hb party did nos rtceive scratch. Thus, ode
more band Of guerrilla b broken up. "
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.. 1MEeek ~ ths4 Oriental.
BRIO 6ENl 'SAxT0N,7A sD THE, aEs7.
.pe, orns 's'' - Ca1w r1SS1t1tHs ~ III AND a 49,

, Ths wsst btssrtmsss tss received ths ioi
losing dtfpseos :, gr4 na4qiad i.,.rrl
Dh' FessnAs Aonsos, Nsy d The Onehtal
ID which den. sSaxton tths asvy app,jnted
nistary lgsvsssOr oi Seush CsSoiiasi 'sailed
wss vrscksd ON Eridsy night, Nay ,iGtA on
Bodys iaised, ihirtS Sthsss miles north oS Cape
HattersG ftfhp pssuusersl and crsw were
savsd, and \ porion Of the cargo was lost. The
re1yiQAer will b. saved on the beach, II,
W. J.. A. Fuller, 'Eqsn Of New York, wen.
sixty-6ve miles. 10 q stornS > ia sAnos. across
the Sound - ROrt AstNrssl tpr ssssistsn.,s,
which, BY bis eDexy. wss ,ahtsinsd. ~
Lieut. Ellie, aotiqg assiatsns quar- termsste
came with ~ seSassr Gsrgs Peabody. Col.
HswkinS, cnmuUder oi Rosapks Island, came
nsIt day, and look, possession, Of 4hs Govern
nant ploperiy. and placed = guard oyes Il.
Lieut. Ellis AID Col. Hawkins displsged the
most ooanssd.hls zeal and judgment In Pre-.
sesvipgtAs lsoveIpment RIopsr4 nd generally
pSsnotiss ~ comfort Sf Ibs Ships wrecked
pesssaSarA Bpah dssWys lhs klgheat prsiss.
hsissatrr tGrssssl SAYlat "A kets Ibis
aoesisksl1 AWt of. ths fPsssengsrs will be In
New York on Friday, ~ w Unitsd Stssss
steamer George Peabody.
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~. asa s:,:,. S:w q erI s.;, ssS .sh .a.s. shs
Correspondence of the n Y. Tribane. '.'

WHITE hOU5b, VA Hay III, 1852.
y MuvA nlssprrehssaon sessns 70 have gained
gr und as u ~hst rsgiments were engaged
'andss Gen. Haudock ID ths bsiIlisat 6ah( o.
the fight Gr our line Rear WIl.issnsbu lTbs
S3d New Yotk, Col Taylor, and tha7, b Maine,
Ooi. Aspsh, have not bssn mentained In con.
fnecion with The affair, whle the fsci inl The
oAss. are tba, they wore the puly regip mis- tba,
hIsd u bayonst on The field, and, nsder Gen.
Hancock, made the charge that won tor him
hiShtYh tepatsti6n, aod forsoar army thp wi I.
tory, ush McOGiisp made lhe follow.sg sd
dress 70 both mep,s :i, p1I s'''9.iln ' y,
soLDsaas G'havs ooms 10 Nsuk you IT, Es
good conduct sud galisatry. On that ljni.
plain ,y,u saved ,olt Army from ! diss,sdsfu(
asissLt You would bsas dssafvsd equl ) }aiss
bad you been overwhelmed, by ihs mAssss Tia.
were hurled sgsInst you. Yea deserve tSs
hiGheat thspks Of yos@ country, snd your
etesss should b. psond of yap.. o. t'I''1'V III
:. s'BeT aPon 'yoat c''lors tbs inscription /" MI
iisdsburs,'i 10 token Of y6tif bravery, auS o.
The highest honor | cap co9isr up9a you.
Sssdier, ny words sfs feeble, but fton tn.
bostom otiny ttsrt thank yoa dins,-~
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'rHs CoURrks,Es " LIYs --WfllIAn Wirl's
lssser 70 bis daughter On the " small, sweet oour
ississ Of hfs, contains passage iron wbicA q
dssl Of happiness might bs lssrnsd: LII i 80,
~ want 10 tell you Z secrst. Ths Vi IN
make youtsslf pleading 70 others b 10 Shou
ths1 thsi you cars Tor teen. The Hhvls world
ID Ike the miller n MansfslA, who cassd for
nobody--no. not hr, because nobody cared for
him. And the whole world would ssyye you
90, you gIyt them the same cause. Let
every ooe, srrtifs, SEQ nv yon Do care for
TON, BY owing u, IN VII n sLsrne 90 hsSpiIv
cails ths smsll court Sias, 10 which there j. no
terAds, whose voics /. t,u sill 70 tessc, and
which msnifast .h1psslVes by, ,tsadsr and sfso
'iOnate locke, aud lit Ia kind seis Of attention.
8 yiug others the preferences In every little en-
joymsnt, ct Tie liable, In the Heldp walking, III!
dog, o. stsndingn
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Azsisal Of sssansEi seoti4
JIlnq 'Edoiisorl.. 1,--r-vsaxsI s,iI ..,i,ga,
ForoiGnM4sfvsAtion,in In Parlis
on "o' o 'S'o'o mont. lsaoo s7?oI
X RichnSna" ~ no DApeftaAnc,
q. 'bsS @ ogfd 'whatstSf. nsd' rr.. J

" Me- f0nk, Nay A,TThe steADeI iSc0tja
With Liyerpool advicss 10 ths 10Th instant, sr
fived here this morning, shortly ahsf I o'clock
hr. Lsyard ksa stated. 10 tbs Hossso Of Oon
Dooe, that soi6aT - ths DsiHeA Govsenmdn
kssv, O,unt Aerciers visit 10 Ricbmond .was
wi'ao1t in:irnctions iron France, and was T.
tendSd with Do phlit'caf resuit, wbatev r.
b. M Bs<kN lsiSesAtsa he natisE q bsS,
aatsnss0ah b ~ tsruiusaioa d iks Anstf.
can vsr,AA6 w disconfinusnce of the block
ade. BY nlnistsrs, a m At dta.lroos TO coin.
merce In LArcashlfs. Earl Ruksel's lats ala In.
mest tbas A'bsi bOpp0g 10 . few months, die
Noethera Ststes would allow The indspsndsq,cs
Of ths South, parsIiE d huisiaess 10 Laocsshisr
for time. and showed how little be knew ol
the sentiment n the North. Such hstsments
were highly culpsbss, and y br. ach Of neutral.
ity on the psrtst he Soreiaa Secretary.
The Paris correspondent oi ibe new sects-
'soa bsgsn, III" Ldsc, pukliahed q tl.0ud 70.
syaths yistt o6 ksrcier w Rieimpnd vss CDR
tainly under instructi0Ds 10 aecsrtain certain
noists. and that he will report in person 70 The
Emperor. t". IT llT WIZ
] IA aabsAs soek place relative 10 H. si,,re I
10 ksneashirs, in which il vss .gepsvslls, ar
sued 'hat the p9or law regulations at present
sdpplied By privsts charity. ID meet the ~ Its
". fasa - 7 FfL .lIH' NHf. IA | To-
lr The Londsof TSues. sdeosislly. .. .s,,ar.
! u h h forfths honor a. " satioa ,th.. Ibis
dbtress ahsll b. known, that ths world nay
=: ths g. ssc5iaces %sde " Ensia6d Iii ~
NJ dtnss rsx~dstAs ssu slaSs tuSs treaty
~ ths JAsst FRUIT ri ssesasi8n, INIT ssys II is
Sos n sSs q se 2. South Ss' 'l'tOEy ~
9iIbs asaHs cSrr~spSudsss oes,sb blstnlsr h..
dSnys n beysed qusstios that ~ reoxnid
ton Of the South 10 serioosly contrmplstsdI ~
H. Ffaass Goyersuant lJa ,srq,I apT ID
The LadepasdsHos BSgs sserts that the Oh
tct of Count LsvalitteS recent visit u Lon$6h
vts toandu0s Eogiand V conSent 10 conn o
i0sssvsutio6 In AnssijAn sGshA,ipA ilas ERg
saskeGrssd. on condition thsbtha 4onsa aSes
lon sAopld dsst ibs .e'tlsf. ~ French GSvT,
coli. rsn6s relative b issefvsdkion. 20 hrS
fhs United 6tssss tsagatsr Csas,sllsasus and
ggnRoAt fsscsspgs ysrS ~ Algsrisa op the
4Ih. The gunbost Ino was at Cadiz on Iiha
+, The Sumter Eemaiped d Gibraltar. .
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xaAs. ~ 'csasrafl ,tlailscks Any
~ ~ lu----'--ntni wll uiNftB
= stfs3THE cOHFL1Jr APfRoACHIHG.

& Bnsosx CoarArus Nay 20.-Thsrs has been
skir3sshiug along rihs whole lioe to-day, he
fesyh of 0qf feeling ths soemyS ssssugih and
:eskins mhrs advantageous p0stiions Our
lossss wsrs smAli ana ISs1 .,iss,.,f ..,,..
Ihe army is advancing sloviy. sl.l an1 ~,
The story about several rebel rskfmenls ct.
tempting y 1RutiRy and As iending pf Unltsd
Ss.tes sfoscss - thsir aaHistapes, 10 fslss 'G ~
hhsa Sesp raining ~ sdsy, sue shsss ~
p.e1,ci ~ ryipy night sno o. q S-lH I"7h aot
81 ifSs hsihvslls ,Uaiok s6rasiclss ths eoaslsn,
arriyal " Tsnnsss-saas In tbat city, dot of ItA
sioalh,tn Contderacy, aud says . thorobgh
UAssa tAan inu.t bs chosen for the approach.
~ circuit election. ~.
The national Republican., 1862-05-22

"N OrSiCiAL 'DnrArcass pssn rss GUsy. lob.
luminous dispatches from the Gull Gsfs 70.
csiveda yesterday. They Selsts principally 70
ths details Of osetain movements conneS,ed
WITH he capture Of Dew ORLEANS. sail W
rbs tesseli Of Inc asss hsve bssu jndiciob bsly
distributed. ! number Under Commsndsr Lss
soins up ~ f.r ss XiStsburg, fox purppses
which \ would be imp, opsr 70 s.Aas.
Il sRpears fror the Documents hat Oouino.
dore FsrAsaia carried out bis instsnctioas 10
tho llostsr, and IVES ably and chsehully lsus
taiued BY all under Mis- conmaud.v l.F
The national Republican., 1862-05-22

srAxLxT AND Ccshkrs d0spAr alscromAL
ILLUSTRATION OF rar REBrIIios In few day,
our cisiz,ns will bsye sn opportunity Of seeing,
ss No Odd FsflowI Hail. The sgr,ndsst, WA
picture ever exhibited W thAsupuatry. Fur
moss than six months: Assrrs. Stanley & 90.
ssas' with . soorps Of artists, have been engaged
10 painting ssnsssof the most exciting scsnss
' Shich have trsnspired during The rebellion.
Battles on land and water, terrific storms, con
aAsssiona, explosions, are oil rsprSsenlsd 10 a
ssyis OF magn'fceDcs never before attempted.
Tbs reader Is referred to the advertisement ID
anassss column tor further Information touch
iss ~ srsad affair. s.. ,.. ,...